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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-06
SPORTS Roundup

Chicago ms The Chicago Cubs who have no Lighting
equipment out Wrgey Field still hope play night games IN
Chicago this season. General Manager James Gallagher said to-
dav Apparently still believing he has chance TO caoe the
Chicago White into leasing Comiskey Park for few OF the
aerlk games Gallagher said he expected within few days TO
confer With Harry Gardiner White SoN vice president the sub
iect
Ne,s York Up The Neqv York Yankees debated today
refhcy 10 take Gene Moore ofedey nedeqhired from t
Boston Braces spring training camp send him 10 one Of thar
MINOR league elnbs
Detroit ms battling through 20 minutes OF last and
furious hoceywhch produced merely 53 deadlock with the
Toronto Mapleeathe Detroit Redwings today prepared for
road trip
Nor York MS Cornelius Udytydd'H. BY all odds the
7rcate tois-tdney history dc today from cal
fo,na 70 engage the MAyose games tomorrow al Madison
Square garden No other than he has been able dear
croaay Is feet off trina Hc has done exactly II fines
Int in Ne7U York.
Holland Mich ms 442o hardwood victory over kala
naoo college Thursday night enabled Hope College Cager
climb into second place in the MIAA Guard kenian led the
and the scoring with II points while high for the
losers vas Forward BrathWae who boosted eight markers
Piospir 4,i- P-Sidmpfirq Sammy Snead and Byron
Nelson sharing ams the taroyifs role led field Of $50
golfers today the first round Of me 5000 estcW Ofr
Got Tournament .-.-.; -.-...-..-...-.-..
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Briggs Breaks
Medley Record

Bill Briggs. ace Ypsllanti High
School breast stroker and indlvid-
ual medley swimmer. shattered the
pool record, and unofficially broke
the state record In the individual
medley. as the Warrior tank team
swan TO a ii-l0 victory over Tren-
ton in the local pool Thursday.
Briggs covered the $50 yards in
one minute. forty-six and siX-tenths
seconds. besting the pool record o.;
1:49S set by Fries OF Ann Arbor.
The state record IS held by Arlo
Cox, Ypsilanti Roosevelt. who also
swan the distance in 1:i9.S.
The Braves claimed a first IN
every event except the diving and
the relays and at no time were
they behind their opponents in
score
The summary:
5O-yard free style-first. Koppin.
N); second, Daniels (D. third,
ZOlkey (T). Time 26.4
100-yard breast stroke first,
Briggs NO; second Byard Cd;
third. Labo (T). Time l:12.7.
200-yard free style first, Cum
mings N); second. Houck N);
third, Easley Cd and Dinoft I'D
tied Time 2:o6.S.
1O0yard back stroke first Smith
V); second, Shindeldecker ();
third. owen (T). Time l:12.2
Individual medley first. Briggs
N): second. Byard (T, third,
Drake N). Time 1906 Pool rec
ord)
Diving Won by Daniels Cr);
second Cummings (Y); third, Reil-
ly (T). Winners points 1855.
Medley Relay won by Trenton
(Shindeldecker. W. Labo. 2. Labo)
Time 1874.
Free style relays BY Tren-
ton .(Dinoff, Creith. Wallney. Zul-
key. Time i:55.S.
Final score-Ypsilanti A, Trenton
40.
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Roosevelt, Ypsilanti High
Hurons Defeat
Central Cagers

Although the roles OF the lead
ing principals have already been
csst-Uniyersity Of Detroit as fay-
orite and Michigan Normal as un-
derdog-the Huron basketball team
is issuing a friendly warning TO the
Titan foe il plays Saturday night:
Watch out for Charles Sampler
and Edward Gilday,"
II Sampler and Gilday, both so
phomores and forwards, maintain
the pace at which they've Travelled
in recent Michigan Normal cage
games, Detroit Is not going TO have
an easy task on its hands. Tho
pair. exhibited their potentialities
Thursday by scoring IS points as
the Hprons defeated Central
Michigan, 1887. at Ypsilanti Hig1
School gymnasium.
Gilday will not start in the De
troit game. but he will probably
be sent into the fray after a few
minutes of play have elapsed, The
Huron starters are Sampler, Nern
Sherman. Howard Messenger. Fritz
Bennetts- and John Shada
The Detroit lineup will probably
include Capt. Charles 0'Br16n, Bob
Brice Joe Jarrett, Vince Burns
and Art Stolkey. In its latest start
the Titan quintet overwhelmed
Hillsdale College, 36.l5
Saturdays contest will be played
in the new Lincoln High School
gymnasium at LiYernois and W.
Nine Mile Rd in Ferndale. The
varsity game will start at 5 D. IN.
The Michigan Normal reserves
may meet the Detroit freshmen in
q preliminary
Gilday, who scored 10 points
against Hope College last week. led
the assault on the Central Michi-
gan basket Thursday He contri-
buted Is points to the Michigan
Normal total, and Sampler added
IS more.
Individual scoring honors. how
ever. went to Centrars Chuck
Smith, who-despite careful guard
ing and unusual misfortune in find
ing the range on the hoop-ac-
counted for nine field goals. Jed
Stanley aided Smith IN his one
man battle against the Hurons with
10 points.
Except for a brief % deadlock at
the start Of the game. Michigan
Normal was In front all the way.
The score at the half was % to IS.
Smith scored a field goal with IS
seconds 10 60 to move Central
within two points Of the Michigan
Normal team. The Hurons manag-
ed to keep the ball out of their
half Of the court during the re-
naming halfminute OF play, how
ever.
The Hurons really won the game
on accuracy from the free throw
line. Central Michigan made three
more field goals than Normal, 1915,
but the Hurons tossed in nine out
u Il foul shots as compensation.
Central made only one out of seven
free throws
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Natators Win Victories
Rough Riders Capture Six of
Nine Events From Adrian Team

Capturing six Of nine events, the
Roosevelt High School swimming
team chalked up its first victory Of
the current interscholastic season
by trouncing Adrian, 1885, in the
Roosevelt pool Thursday night. The
Rough Riders had previously been
defeated in four straight dual
meets.
Although Adrian held a l5-12 lead
at the completion of three events,
Roosevelt picked up eight points in
the 100-yard back stroke to go in
front, 2O-l6. The Rough Riders
insured their win on the second
last event. easily winning the 800
yard medley relay.
Donald Susterka and Art Camp
bell paced Roosevelt to its triumph
by scoring eight points apiece
Susterka annexed the lOO-yard free
style and placed second in the
diving. A teammate, Herman Kel-
Ter, edged him out in the latter
event.
Campbell hit the finish far ahead
of the field in the 200-yard free
style. He came in second behind
Adrian's Jack Pircher In the 40
yard free style. Pircher was clock.
ed in ;19.1, thought TO be the fast
est time ever recorded for the
event in the Roosevelt pool
Capt. Bob Abcrcrombie and Jim
Davis also played important roles
in Roosevelt's victory. Abercrom-
bic won the 100.yard back stroke
and Davis triumphed in the 100.
yard individual medley. In addi-
ton. both men swan on the Rough
Rider medley relay team
Besides carrying of more than
their share of the first places.
the Roosevelt tankers also took five
second places and two thirds.
The summary:
40-yard free style-Won by Pirch-
er ca; Campbell R), second;
Harmon (R), third. Time :191
lO0-yard breast stroke-Won by
Hanna ca; Ford (R). second:
Denscow (A). third. Time-1:19.5.
2OO-yard free style-Won by
Campbell (R). Foulk (A). second.
Wood ca, third. Time-2:27..
1o0-yard back stroKe-Won by
Abercrombie CRY: Chapman (R).
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NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY MILK PRODUCE

Saline. Mich, Feb 6-The Ss-
line local Of the Michigan Milk Pro
ducers' Association held their an.
nual meeting in the school Wednes-
day evening 1t was attended by
200. The senior class served a
banquet followed by a musical pro
gram OF vocal and instrumental
numbers from the high school. d.
rected by Miss Gertrude Frederick.
who also played violin solos
At the business session Julius
Schnirring was elected president;
Sebastian Finkbeiner, vice presi-
dent; and Carl Carr, secretary
treasurer The delegates to state
meetings chosen were Reuben
Lesser, Lester Hanson and Reuben
Herter. The speakers were Marty
Lynch and Howard Wilson. officers
of the state organization. who spoke
on problems of producers and the
local organization
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second; Paschal al, third. Time
-l:l24.
lOO-yard free stylt--Won by sus-
terka (R): Pircher CA, second.
Mcbride ca. third. Time-l:00.s
l2O-yard individual medley-Wo1
by Davis (R); Eldre &c (A). second;
Chapman (R). third. Time-l:25.S.
Diving-Won by X .eller (R); Sus.
terka (R), second Strew (A)f
third.
120-yard medley lSlay-Won by
Roosevelt (Abercror ibie. Ford and
Davis); Adrian, Sc ,ond. Time
l:l3.3.
160-yard free style Tclay-Won by
Adrian (Strew. Eldr sge, Wood and
Foulk). Roosevelt, second. Time
-1:291.
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IS In First Aid Class

The class in first aid for v1,un-
teer police and fremen under the
Civilian Defense program met FRI
day evening with So registered. Dr.
&. l.. Prout is instructor. The
class in nutrition will begin their
course Of instruction next Tuesday
evening Donald ShurtL. holder of
titles in craftsmanship, has offer
ed to teach classes in use of fire
arms.
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The only Michigan collegiate bas-
ketball team without victory this
season. little Cleary College, lost
that distinction Thursday
IN a startling reversal OF form.
the undersize Cleary team coordin-
sted offense and defense 70 slap
down ST. Nary's of Orchard Lake,
BLY,. Ia the top upset of the state
season at Ypsilanti High School
gymnasium, Earlier this year Cleary
The victory broke a seYen.game
losing streak tor the Commercials.
One more game, that with the Mich
gan Normal reserves. remains on
rhs abbreviated Ciesry schedule.
The Cleary team seemed 20 thrive
on handlcaps Thursday. In the first
place, St. Mary's held tremendous
advantage in size which prevented
Coach Lou Batterson's cagers from
controlling the backboards.
Second. the Cleary team lost its
star center. John Barnes. on per
sonal fouls shortly before the end
OF the first half AZ the only tall
man on the squad, Barnes vas the
hub OF the Cleary oftense.
Third husky John Hruska, whose
sparkling play had enabled the
Commercials TO acquire a 1912 tie
BY halfume. injured his ankle mid
way in the final period after 81.
Mays had assumed a 1914 lead.
Hruska remained in the game,
however, and set off the explosion
which led to Cleary's victory. After
he had tossed in a difficult shot
from the corner to put the CONNER
Gals ahead again. 1915. the team
suddenly shook off its lethargy and
scored points IN clusters.
Before the stunned ST. Mary's
quint could recover. the CONNER
Gals had rung up Il consecutive
points. Cieary's alright defense
during the second half held 81.
Mary 5 20 five meager TALES.
Ted Pennington was the leading
scorer for Cleary with 70 points.
Terminate George Gaines made
eight as did Luke Ferbert, 81.
Mays center.
Three men were elected from the
game through fouls. and four others
had three fouls apiece when the CON
test ended Referee julius Goldman
called a total Of % personals, Is
N Clesry and Il on ST. Mary's.
C1cary Colleoe
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Sports Ca lendar
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Basketb III
Roosevelt High Sslool VS.. Flat
Rock, Michigan Numal gymna-
stun, 7:15 T. m.
Ypsilanti High vs. Dearborn, st
Dearborn, Ills p. M
Lincoln vs.. Chelsea, Lincoln gym.
7:15 p. m.
SATURDAY
Track
Michigan Normal " Loyola Uni
Nersity tChicagol, W aterman Gym
nasium, Ann Arbor, p. M.
Basketball
Michigan Normal ys. University
of Detroit, Liyernor and w. Nine
Mile Rd.. Ferndale. \ p. m.
Ann ArbOr Score tarial School
girls VS. Harriet Sch :ol girls, Har-
riet School gymnasiu IN, 1880 p. IN.
Landy's vs.. Harriet. School boys.
Harriet School gym nasium, $50
p. m.
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FACES SENTENCE

Detroit, Feb. Tins $780, After
three trials, Thomas McCarthy-l9-
year-old Detroit mechanic-was 10
be sentenced Saturday in the hit.
run death Of Miss Cecilia Bassett.
10. last June. After seven months
sentence was imposed by Traffic
Judge Thomas + Maher for leaving
the scene of an accident, a new
trial was granted and the jury
disagreed In Thursday case be-
fore Judge Joseph $. Sanford, d
jury found Mccarthy guilty as
charged
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REGISTRATION ARRANGED

Detroit, Feb. 6-INS-With sopa
1900 Detroit policemen and ciM-
liam employees of the department
scheduled to register February 10
under the Selective Service Ace, ar
engagements were made today for
registrations at precinct stations
next Tuesday and Wednesday, &C
cording TO Lieut.. Harrison j.
Moody The plan will enable the
department TO be at full force TO
handle the regular registration the
following week.
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To Represent School

Miss Ruth Baumann. daughter of
Rev and Mrs W +. Baumann,
Bethel Church Rd, has been select
ed to represent the Saline School in
the contest for the annual Pilgrim.
age Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution Miss Baumann is
president of the senior class.
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TRAFFIC FATALITY

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 6-lNS-Af
ter he ran into the side OF a NOV.
ing automobile. 19-year-old Jack
Childs today Was listed as Detroit's
25th traffic fatality for the year.
In similar period OF 1871 there
were 81 traffic deaths.
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Begins Duties

Don Francisco began this week
as teacher of Industrial arts 10 the
Slauson School in Ann Arbor. He
formerly taught in the Saline High
School, also Ypsilanti and has
this year been working for his de
gree at the University Of Michi.
gan.
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No. 5-HayWard

Anders 1876, Stahl S23. Lunt $50,
Hayward 2l95 Schrepper 346, Handi-
cap 90, Totals 63S. 596, 610-1S19.
No. Ryan
Harrison 343. Harris 290. Weaver
81, Haner 50 4Ss, Ryan ass. Totals
65S, 647, 642-l947
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FACE TAX INCREASE

Detroit, Mich. Feb. Sins De
troit citizens, already bearing the
initial shock OF the government or
der shutting down the community's
oillion-dollar automobile industry.
face a possible tax increase OF from
il to is per cent for the next fiscal
year, authentic sources indicated to-
day.
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Bridge Club Meets

Mrs. Paul Lee was hostess to the
o Henry Bridge Club Tuesday
evening As this was the last
meeting for the series, each men,
Der received a prize, choosing in
the order Of their total score.
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The women Of St. Pau's Evan.
gelical Church met this week, the
Auxiliary being entertained We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs Charles
Kern, and the Ladies' Aid Society
meeting at the home OF Mrs Her.
man Heininger, Thursday after
noon.
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News From Saline

ternoon the third division met with
Mrs. Charles McCarbary. and Mrs
Chester Leonard was hostess
Thursday evening to the Rainbow
Division.
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ON VARSITY SQUAD

George Black. on OF Mrs.
George l.. Black. q :. Normal St,
Ypsianti, Mich. is member. OF
tho Vars ty sw'mmi squad at
Shattuck School. Far ibault, Mime
sofa
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BALLS FROM WINDOW

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 6--INS-Leo..
ma Payne. IA. was Ia Receiving Hos
pital today with a possible spinal
fracture suffered when she toppled
through second-floor bedroom
window at her Detroit home. &C
cording to police.
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Schaffer 4O4. L. Sinkule 36S, Wat
ling 1853. Vanderlind 521, Stewart
i9i totals. 7l3, 7S3. ~, 22i0.
Team No. 3
Goodsman 46l, Smith 353, Blaha
ISL, Hale $40, Stompf sos, handicap
90: totals, 728, 705, 729, 2lG0.
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Michiqan Normal
Central Michigan


Score az half-Michigan Normal
%. Central Michigan Is.
Free throws Sampler 5,
Gildy 2; Smith, Stanley 4, Proven.
cher.
Referee - Leadbetter (Alma).
Umpire-Dufour (Georgetown).
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Entertain Aid Society

Mrs. Orpha Birkle and daughter.
Mrs. Maurice Henderson. enter
tanned the Federated Aid Society
at their home Wednesday after
noon.
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cARErAkER ROBBED

Detroit. Feb 6-lNS-Posing as
a prospective tenant. well-dressed
gunman today had held up and rob
bed Mrs. Lucy Johns caretaker Of
a Detroit apartment house, OF
s2ss50 police said
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John Payne, who boasted that he
has spent 80 years Of his life in
prison, has admitted the Staying
OF Mrs. Amelia Fantl in her Chi
cago store, according to police.
Mrs. Fantl was the mother Of
three sons who are serving in the
army. one Of them with General
Macarthur in the Philippines.
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Post OfN,e

Peters 1876, Wardle 307, Max 459,
Boutell i6i. X. Smith 512, handi-
cap 2l6-Totals sos, 7S7. 799. 1894.
Hillbillys
Earl Flanagan 5SS. Rip Townsley
40. Noble Flanag M 467. Tom
Kelley AZ, Mac Blak more 503-
Totals 795. 7s5 SIS, 1895.
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The Methodist women also held
their regular meetings. Mrs Lee
Hart entertained the Dependables
Tuesday evening; Wednesday af-
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Bowling Scores
ST. JOHN LEAGUE
Team No. z

Team NO.
Corrigan 405. Kolum 319, Bird
lie 49S. LAmoreaux 555-Totals
65S, 5S1. 53S. l777.
Team No.
Ebler sos. Fortunate 434, Baker
453. Husse AL. handicap 8 -Totsls
555. 593, 55l, 1893.
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Marsh & Son
WAsHTENAW COUNTRY CLUB
BOWLING LEAGUE
No. 2-Crouch

Wolter $50. Greensueet SIS, Jack.
son 297. L. Miller 2S7, Crouch 522,
Totals ga. 5S4. e29L17S7.
No. 7-O'Hara
O'Hara S53. Fashbaugh 2S7, Esler
2S5. Hufnagle 36s. Battelle 1923,
Handicap Is Totals 651, $50, 500
1881.
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No .3-Stewart

Stewart $40. Payne 3S5. Fischer
327, Schaffer 3s7. Connolly 407. To
tails 632. 6l6. 60S-1S56.
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
seovIlls

r. Jedele 4S3. ~ Walker 1863.
r. Gilbert $50, c. Hopp $50 NJ
Bowden 554, handicap S-Totals
1888. 9ll. res. 2409.
Eagles
l.. Reynolds 42l, A. Oliver 1854.
L. Dicks 427, T. Edison 395, D.
King 520-Totals 779. 500, 749,
2227
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No. 6-Mclain

McLain $50, South 525. Schlesing-
er $50, Whitmire $40, Franklin 427.
Handicap 80, Totals sol, 592. 6s3-
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NO. o-b IA SSett

Wisbin 434, Goldsmith 270, Bas-
sett SAG, Nelson 1922, West 36S, To-
tails Col, 554. 5S5-174O.
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No. Saunders

Saunders 354, d. Miller 500, Dun
don 50 1874, Vanderlind SsS. Nehl-
sen S94, Handicap IS. Totals $50,
! 662 6iS-l900.
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Team No. }

Casio 4S5. Nudge i0S. II. Seitz
426. FIR Kearns 42S. handicap IL
Totals 81, Coz. 5S6. 1859
Team No. 4
Conlon i29, Hamilton 429, Gregg
S97 Allen 4Si-Totals 607. 667.
SIS. 1859.
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Team No. S

Benner 1872. Dunkelberger AZ.
Klebba 451. r. Miller Totals
59S. 56l. 634, 1871.
Team No. 6
McKillen 46l. Sutton 374. Liggs
$50, Lonskey 475-Totals 397, SIG.
5S6, 1899.
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kIWANIs LEAGUE
Team No. 4

r. Wisbin AL. f. Lambert 3S7. J..
Miller Az, ]. O'Sullivan 512,
Schultz l26. handicap 81. totals,
65s, I'll S25. 223i.
Team No. s
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Wisbin 1879 Adams 39i, Clark
i56, Bush S7S. James 500 handicap
50; totals, 500. $50. 73S, 1896.
Team No.
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Comstock $40, Geer 37S, Warner
1874. Harrison 47O, Casady 600. to-
tails, Isl, 749, 7SS. 23lS.
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parherk

j. Moore $50, D. Bllkemore 39s,
K Squier 465, r. Nelson $50, d.
Deck 6O5-Totals S35. 7S5. s35,
1855
Marsh & Son
II. Churchill 456. X. Dundon 526,
J. Ellis 527, \. Boyle 5S4. A. Dun
don 5lO-Totals SOS, 925, $50, g615.
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Schuster 479. Merit "a. Jack.
son 1852, Grouse 1879, Mctcalf $50;
totals, 7Ss, 73S, 79S, 232i.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

!. Absesbins II. Is On effective fvnsieids. h
kills ne Athletes Foot fungi On eoasoet
z. II disseivss the psrspirosion products on
which ne Athletes Foot fvnsi thrive.
3. u dries The skin bstwssn shs toes.
4. hsoethss and helps heel IRE broken tissues.
5. II eases itching ond pain Of Athletes Foot.
Athletes Foot is not to be trifled with.
Always keep Absorbine Jr. handy.
Remember-it's the nationwide fa-
vorite for relieving Athletes Foot. All
drugstores have Absorbine Jr. $1.25
bottle. If free sample is desired,
Evening star., 1942-07-05

perspiration between your toes-espe-
cially in hot summer weather. This
irritates the skin-often cracking it
open. Then the tiny plants or Athletes
Foot fungi root in this open flesh and
spread. Ceaseless itching, inAamma-
ton, dead taking skin, severe pain in
walking-all are signs that Athletes
Foot has attacked your feet.
Evening star., 1942-07-05

ACCOUNTING ATHLETES FOOT comes
from tiny plants that grow between your
toes-not germs. And, in order to live,
they feed on stale perspiration and
dead skin. That's why when wartime
enforces more walking, you must be
on constant guard against an attack of
this painful infection.
Extra walking increases the flow of
Evening star., 1942-07-05

address W. F. Young, Inc, 33OK
Lyman Street, Springfield, Mass.
DIRECTIONS:
Apply Absorbine Jr. full strength, night
and morning. For supplementary treat
ment, place cotton saturated with one
part Absorbine Jr. and two parts water
between the toes or over the affected
part and lightly bandage Guard against
reinfection! Boil socks at least IS min
utes to kill the fungi. Do not share towels
or bath mats. Disinfecr your shoes. In
advanced cases, consult your doctor in
addition to using Absorbine Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Program at r. Brady

Another Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA caravan Of entertainers
will 20 10 Fort Brady this week
end 10 provide entertainment for
the soldiers stationed there. This
organization is doing a fine job OF
boosting the morale of the Negro
soldiers according 10 Commander
Brig. Gen. T. K. Marchant. To
show their appreciation Of the
USO-YWCA parties the men took
up collection recently 10 buy a
special set OF dishes for use OF
the hostesses on their future visits
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Show Nipped Nippon
Japanese Plane Downed in Attack on Pearl Harbor
TO Be Among Army Exhibits
. an epiSoo

Showing clearly the result oil
the deadly gunfire which brought
it to earth, a japanese plane which
made its first--and last-attack on
the United States during the knife
in-the-back attack on Pearl Har-
Dor. will be on display here at the
Army War Show, ii was announced
blythe war department today.
The show will be held for nine
days. beginning July IS, at the
University OF Detroit Stadium, and
all proceeds will go TO the Army
Emergency Relief Fund.
In addition 10 the Jap fighter,
an Aichi-99 navy dive bomber. q
German Junkers-86. a two-motored
dive bomber which was shot down
on the English coast, also will be
IN dignlaV