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Evening star., 1942-11-28
BY MARGARET NOVEL;.

In these days when Notwithstanding
events are topics of conversation
whenever people gather, one is apt
to find himself none too sure of Just
where on earth the places talked
about are located. That's where an
up-to-the-minute world map be-
comes a must" in the household of
every intelligent person who even
pretendS to follow and understand
today's news.
The Rand -McNally cosmopolitan
map OF the world is an ideal map
for the purpose. Accurate and UP
to date and unusually pleasing to
the eye, 1t fairly cries out to be
placed on the walls of your home.
The thing which first arrests your
attention as you look at the CO.'S
mopolitan map of the world is the
beauty and warmth of the eight
lovely colors in which it IS printed
:. colors so blended as to give
the effect of chart hand painted
IN Is tones. The coloring and the
blond wood frame make the man
distinctly decorative piece for
every home.
Useful for Reference.
In living room, library, den,
rumpus room or the children's room.
1t will lend note of genuine dis
tinction and will be highly useful.
too. Hang 1t wherever you do most
OF your reading or where friends
and family gather to talk. Youll
refer to it constantly.
The Americas are centered on
this map to emphasize our relation
ship to Europe, Asia and Africa.
countries are printed in harmoni-
ously contrasting colors. and the
map contains more place names
than any other world map of its
size. Differences in time between
principal world cities are shown, as
are both sea and air distances be-
tween strategic world points.
All this detail makes it possible
for the entire family-and friends
to follow the progress Of Allied
armies and navies the world over.
The children, especially, will find it
valuable aid in preparing their
lessons.
For beauty, usefulness and econ
omy, you will not find more dis
tinctive decoration for your home
than this handsome map in its at
tractive natural wood frame. Ready
for hanging, it costs but $9.75.
Should you wish fiat paper sheet
map for desk top, to make a screen
for your room or to apply directly
to the wall, the same may be had
for only SO. A third style, mounted
on heavy board, ready for hanging,
Is $3.50. Both the sheet and board
mounted maps have printed frames
that simulate natural sandalwood.
Each style is approximately 81 by
33 inches.
Contains Wealth of Detail.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Russian Relief Drive
Starting Today, Wins
Nationwide Support
Festival at Water Cote =
To CIimux Observance
In Washington

Marking the first anniversary Of
the Nazi attack on Russia, June ~.
1941, today will be observed in
Washington and throughout the ma
ton as Aid-to-Russia Day.
Messages offering voluntary aid
and cooperation with the efforts of
the Russian War Relief Committee
during nationwide Russian War Re-
lief week starting today, have been
received at the local Offices of the
movement at 1918 Connecticut ave-
nue., NV, it was announced by Mrs.
J. Borden Hartman, chairman.
Among agencies sending mes
Sages were the War Department,
Agriculture Department and the
War Production Board. Government
departments have designated cap
tains to help further the money
raising campaign, the War Depart
ment has requested 5000 announce
ments for distribution among its
employees and 10 posters for dis
play throughout its building, Mrs
Hartman said.
Many Groups Back Drive.
Mrs. Hartman, Minister to Nor
way before the Nazi invasion, de-
clared that hundreds of patriotic Or
ganizations. PAT groups, medical
societies, religious bodies, govern
ment employees organizations, and
the AFL and CIO are making this
week "a triumph of unity and
friendship with Soviet Russia, whom
the President recently characterized
As one of the strongest links in the
United Nations"
Climax of the week will be a
Water Gate festival at 8:l5 pm.
Tuesday, June 30 at which Rus
sian Balalaika orchestra of so pieces
will play and Russian dancers in ma
tive costume will perform. Main
speaker of the occasion will be Will
liam l.. Bait of the War Production
Board. Mai. George Fielding Eliot
also will speak. A mass chant writ
ten by Harold J. Rome will be sung
Evening star., 1942-06-22
with narration by Melvyn Douglas,
who will be master of ceremonies,

with narration by Melvyn Douglas,
who will be master of ceremonies.
Proceeds from all activities Of
Russian war relief week throughout
the Nation will be spent in this
country on American medical sup
plies. food and clothing to be sent
to Russian first-aid units for the re-
lief of convalescent fighters and ci-
villains behind the lines. Official
proclamations have been issued by
Governors of many States for the
observance of the day and the week.
Art Exhibit Scheduled.
Friday evening, June 26, from to
10 o'clock. an opening of the william
Gropper Art Exhibit will take place
at the United States Chamber of
Commerce Building, 1915 H street
NV, for the benefit of RWR.
Gropper oil paintings plus paintings
and sculptures by Russian born
American citizens will be on view.
The Russian motion picture Our
Russian Front" will be shown.
Members of the Art Committee
are: Mr.. David Finley. director, the
National Gallery of Art; Mrs. Morris
Cafritz, Mr.. c. Powell Minnigerode,
director, Corcoran Gallery of Art;
Mr.. Bowen Smith, Mr.. Whitney
Atchley, Mrs. Duncan Phillips, Mr..
Duncan Phillips, director, Phillips
Gallery; Mr.. James H. Whyte, the
Rev. Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld,
Mrs. Walter Howe, Mrs. Francis Bid
die, Mrs. Harlan F. >tone, Mrs.
Fogel.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Bishop Bobcock, 81, Dies

BOSTON, June % lPl.-The Right
Rev. Samuel Gavitt Babcock, retired
suffragan bishop of the Episcopal
Diocese of Massachusetts. died yes
terday. He was 81 years old. Bishop
Babcock entered the ministry at the
age of Al after a successful bust
ness career and was elected suf-
fragan bishop in 1918. He retired
five wears ago.
Evening star., 1942-06-22

F. H. Dryden. acting commissioner
of Work Projects.
Mr.. Fellows while assuming his
new duties, in which he succeeds
r, L. McDougall, will continue as
chief engineer of WPA, it was an
nounced. Mr.. McDougall has been
appointed regional director of the
Federal Works Agency for South
eastern States.
The division of operations en-
braces engineering activities and the
Evening star., 1942-06-22

operation Of construction projects.
Mr. Fellows holds B. s. and M. s.
degrees In civil engineering from the
University of Michigan and is
member of various professional Or
ganizations. From 1925 to 1881 he
served as city engineer Of Detroit.
In 1881 he became manager of the
Detroit City Airport. In 1888 he was
appointed chief regional engineer
for the Civil Works Administrator
in the North Central States. Subse-
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Perry Fellows Given
New WPA ASSIGNMENT

Perry A. Fellows, chief engineer
Of the Work Projects Administration
since December, 1910, has been ap-
pointed assistant WPA commissioner
in charge OF the division Of opera
tions, it was announced today by
Evening star., 1942-06-22
John M. Luird Decd

CHICAGO, June % (P.-John M.
Laird, 81, vice president Of the Con-
necticut General Life Insurance Co.,
died Saturday night in Chicago
hotel, following a heart attack sew
Evening star., 1942-06-22

quently he held important posts with
the Federal Emergency Relief Ad-
ministration and for five years was
assistant chief engineer Of the WPA.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
ADVERTISEMENT,

eral days ago while here on q busi-
ness trip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
New Grid System
Coach Charley Baehman Designs Two Position
Plan for Gnemen at Michigan State

EAST LANSING. Sept. 23.-
The two position" system has
been placed in effect for the pre-
season training of Michigan State
linemen.
AS described by coach Charley
Bachman. the two position" sys-
TEN involves training lineman to
play two different positions.
"All of our guards and tackles
are being drilled on plays for
both positions. We lost q lot Of
players from these positions, and
there's no telling yet who Ia
going to be playing where"
The unique training program
has caused several notab e
changes. Ken Badge, sophomore
end from Fordson, has been
switched over to tackle. while
Mike Miketanic. tackle from Her
is now at guard. Ear.
lier, Glenn Deibert of Pontiac, an
end last year, was transferred to
tackle.
The shortage of guards was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Girl los
Play for
eB' Title

The Class b girls Metropolitan
Detroit softball championship title
will be decided in Mack Park to-
night when Local 600 faces Mt
Clemens in a sudden death tilt
at Sis 10 feature a three-game
program.
Each team has suffered one de-
feat i'm the tournament play and
tonight's winner will get the De-
troit Softball Association trophy
awarded annually.
The playoffs for the DSA Major
League crown will continue al z
y. m, when Hudson AA opposes
Hudson Motor Police. the latter
runner-up for the Metropolitan
Class A mems title which went 10
Briggs Bombers. fnalists in the
Just concluded world championship
games.
J. j. Sports and Briggs Aircraft
meet in another Major League
playof tilt at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Little World Series
Opens Tomorrow

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept. %
(UP).-The Syracuse Chiefs. Gov
errors Cup champions Of the In
|ternational League by virtue of
four straight triumphs over the
Jersey City Giants. will meet the
Columbus Red Birds of the Amer
lean Association tomorrow night
lin Columbus in the first game Of
the little world series.
The Chiefs won the right to
represent their league for the
first time by defeating Jersey
City in 10 innings, 9-8. last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES
nes McKindles, 81; Norman Renhack

James McKhdles, 81 Norman Renhaek
John J. Crabs. Al; Elizabeth Doyle. AZ.
clifford Dfming. 35 Beulah Tarrants, ~
Carl II. fmmreck, %; Gamette ID. Ray
Nile w. Gossett. 30: Lille Thomas, 20.
Raymond +. Dietz, 80; Ailesn Lishtfoot
Alice NJ. Joseph, 80; Mary Restum. 10.
Robert Jones, is, Bernice Zimmerman, 10
HoIbert o. Hamrick, 20; Violet Hedrick, -
Paul Bertalan, SO: Grace Berghoffer. 80.
Troy Alexander, 50; Prentz Patton. IS.
Edward p. Aetzger 81; Aargery Green
Otto y. MehI. 20; Dorothy Hughes, 20.
Roscoe Hoover. %; Irene Beach. Is.
Julius Russian, AZ; Adele werholtz. 80.
orville J. Diedrich. "a: Angela Mark 70
Donald r. Hsrtwell, ~; Mildred Jirasek
Lombard =, Huffman. IS; Florence W
Gerald brown. IS; Beulah Dorm. as; :,
| Felix ". DeMaesschaick. rs: Margaret Ur
Robert Garrett, rs; cleo Lonsnecker. Is.
George Lowell. S.: Alpha Metz. 20;
Bernard ". Crouch. 10: shirley v. Car
George r BARBER, al: Joan N. Niece. II
Henry gs,e0% as C. c, F9rs F Mu:ta a. a.
Joseph v. Mckenna. 10; Ada Ia Bro~r
| 10.
Lloyd Z. Alexander. ~; Il. Ruth Hagen
| ~.
Corbin Nash. n; Alice II. Keunery rs
Leo L. Elderkin Jr., 20; June A. Patrch
Douglas L. Martin. 20; Ruth l. McKs,
IS. -.
George r.. Periue. IS: Theresa Brame, u
Thomas Lynch, %: Ruth Marshall, 20
James NJ. Methyen. a.; Dolores II. Boch
! Is
Meryin STAFFORD. ~: Blanche J. Pitus. II
Robert g. Ross, rs; Marie d. Anschuta
l as. .
Nellie Gertrude MADDEN. 1000 stoepei. 81
William James Broadway, 5124 Vermont
| 81.
william Dorion. 1850 Twenty fifth. 81.
Paul Kovscs, 7512 weddei. Taylor Town
ship, 81.
Kathleen Cullen Janone, si27 'Grenelawn
| 81.
James Edward Meade. Ferndalc. IS.
Panr e. Bcsgquist. $50 Muhoilen. Monros
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
BIRTHS

Mary Trueman, 1905 Parkgrove.
Helen schobloher. 14&42 Faircrest.
Helen kurzawa, 8S76 knodeii.
Joan Who's, 2e3i Pulaski. Hamtramck.
Sarah Forman. 2297 Glendale.
Geraldine Singer. 1882 Eastlawn.
Irene Morelh, 8l0s Raymond.
lYvonne Wellns, 2i47 Meidrum.
Ruth RoIder. l1i65 whithorn.
lMicheiine Cahaney, i2oso 81. Aubin. Ham
Eleanor Tr.wcrynski. 724s Miller avenue.
Wanda Graber, s305 Dorchester.
Lucille Bierwagen. 1890 Coyle.
Cecille O'RIley. 4739 viBewood
Elaine Tam. 1870 Ohio.
Stella stypula, STA Thirty-third.
dorothy Hoskins, 400 Twenty eighth.
Mary Davis. 2T2s Mullett. =
Isabelle Fair. 328 Holbrook Uwins).
Lena Collura, lsS43 Rutherford
Marie Schultz. 1857 sunninsdals. Crosse
jean front. sss7 Bu,wer<
Rose MARI, 17f1 West Edehd
Madelon Breed. Ss7 Stanton.
Kathryn Dedo. 1905 Lasalle boulevard.
Marian Lam. 1900 Prest.
Jean Cragg. z2175 Morley. Dearborn.
Shirley Yarmy. 32s2 Fullerton.
Ema scarcelii. eso1 Jonathon. Dearborn
Helen Knapp. 1880 Russell Lincoln PARK.
Hazel Klus. 4s41 West Lafayette.
Fran McCampbell, 42s7 Spring.
Josephine saski. 1897 Appoline.
Rose MIlstein. 1901 Riehton.
Marie Mumford. 1881 Brinket.
Jessie French. aa47 Hsnecb.
Marguerite Rosey. 1901 Pyumenads.
Ruby Barchus, 2s4I Fifteenth
Ernestine Lee. 1909 Madison.
marion Chison. 1914 Ilene.
Kathryn Shearer. 273t Hubbard. Dearborn.
Lorraine Piasecki. zoos Norwafk, Ham
Thelma Howard. is271 Berkshire road.
brmingham
Ruth Black. 1890 Ferguson
Marjorie Thompson. SO Seward.
Madge Wines. 1o43 Central.
Ruby Johnson. COLT Hartford.
Helen Kohut. 5000 sarena-
Nettie Chumaek, 3202 East Dawson
Ruth Briner. 1851 Maiden.
Marion Frazho, $3.50 West Euclid.
Irene Ebert. Az East Maryland. Royal
/ Oak.
Margaret Porter. 1o34o Elrnirs.
Veronica Tobiczyk. 373s Lawton. - /.
Ethel Gyuiai, STA Falcon. ss& ~.
Anita Thomas, o353 sanflsc.
Martha Tuttie. 37t5 Lincoln.
Edna KenDeriy. 500 Chandler.
Eula Gomiinon. f047 Superior
Audretta Cuehette. 2e1s a. Clair.
Ruth johnson, 700 Seward
Rose Tssi. 3f<7 Mack
Marguerite Kotchin. ASST West Grand
lRosemary Ruen. 1851 Gratiot.
Irene Dewitt. 1904 Lansing
Nina Morberger. 1osi virginia PARK
lGenevieve Rekowski. 1908 Angttn-
Eva Reuben, 1850 Calvert.
lshirley Manhermsr, 1sfcl Northlawn.
Annette Valentine. 5oT1 Holcomb.
dorothy willis. 1917 Madison ftwins).
Ethel Dortien. 135oi Woodwork. Rsdford
| Township.
Violet Provenzano. 1s44' Lennane. BEDFORD
Township.
Martha Castronova. 14033 Ptnewood
tGeneva Neubauer. 2fiis Reuka road, Ink
Catherine snitzeu. ie45 Merrinan road
\ Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Ohio State Ready
For Fl. Knox Game
COIIfMRIIG

COLUMBUS. O., Sept. %
.QNS).--Ohio. State was on a sin
gle practice a day basis today as
the Buckeyes went into their final
week of preparation for the 1912
season which opens at Columbus
Saturday against Fort Knox. KY
Coach Paul Brown apparently will
stress experience In his lineup as
he returned Hal Dean TO his regu-
lar guard position. deposing Bobby
Jabbusch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

|created mainly through gradua.
ton. The tackle problem arose
when Tom Johnson. a 210-pound
veteran from Detroit. was injured
in an automobile accident, and
Ted Smolinski, 225-pound main.
stay, received his diploma during
summer school.
Now learning the plays from
both of these positions and con-
sidered outstanding candidates are
|Deibert, Miketanic, Harry Huber
Bob Thomas. Dick Mangrum,
Balge., Alger Conner, Don LeClair,
Barney Neubert and George Radu-
lescu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
.E1kberg and Sikith
Bolster Gopher Line

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. q
NNS).--Carl Eckbeerg. 6 foot 5
inch end. and Rudy Sikich. tackle,
bolStered Minnesota's hopes today
as the Gophers prepared for their
opener with Pittsburgh Saturday.
Eckberg. one Of the best pass
snatchers on the squad. was doing
field work with an engineering sur.
vey squad, and Sikich was pro
nounced cured Of his injury sui.
ifered last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Deatb Aotires

beloved wife of Joseph.
dear mother OF Joan and Herbert. dear
daughter OF Abe Andrews. In state at St.
George Church. 2903 East Grand boulevard.
Funeral from church Thursday at 4 p. m.
f.. September 20, sud
denly, beloved husband of Minnie,
brother of Lou Dorion. Funeral services
Thursday, $3.50 q. m. at the home, $3.50
Twenty-ffth ST.; Lady OF Guadeioupe
Church at Q. 1nterment. Holy Cross. Grand
Rapids and Bay City papers please copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
DEATHS

Agnes Reynolds. s7s7 u. Antoine. n
Charles e. Lyon. 4sse Dai,ey. -
Jennie y. Kent, oo6 Philip. e..
william Marshall, $50 Montgomery. g.
Eliza Cotton. AS East Grand boulevard. -
Clara =. Howell. 1894 Torrsr. 81.
Cyprian Bielak. 1850 southfieid road. 90.
Alexander Hsndesssn. As2i Mt. Eniott. -
Roselinda Lspire. tsos Cadillac, 81.
william II. Coonhs. lioa Coilmsweed. ~
IAsia Prudsn, SS31 u. Antoine. o..
Della Br.dy, cas- Pingrss. %
wiiIiam Perry. mn orIssns, N.
xarsaret Jesepains ritzpatriek. s2es wsds
Martha Hammer. ss2 East csnf,e,a. -.
stewart McDiaSmid. l1e2s Msttstal, -
rredersck II. Potter. 1855 Second, 90.
Fred Dabslstsin. Sues Psrkvtey. To-
William v. Perry, ss Henry. "a.
Ediht HOFFMAN. 24ea Highland. "a
Agnes Thompson. 420 Dunlah. Northvir,s
II.
Francis n. Thomas. ss2 Eastl.wn. q.
LYDIA wanda WndaneF. ssSs sanger, "a.
Frances Las, 6o41 Canton, n
Albert c. Wendland, las Wilde. 81.
Henry sullivan, 1855 Concord, II.
Alfred Gsbalson. SA+l West Vernon hish
Pvtsr AnSsrson. 25s Tyler. Hishisnd Psst
James Goodwin, 77sl Chestnut, Il.
Margaret NAV. Sis LAwton. -.
John GARNER Coffin, Clsrkstos. Tenn. ~
Augusta wagner. 510s Military n.
Emile Lutternoser. 1851 West Lafayette
70.
John ions, Io,a East Kirsy,- ze.---
August Dem aGht, 121O Mt. Eiitott 80.
Daniel Ltnianski. us Division. Rive
Nichloss Van Horn, !s,s Mt. Elliott. "a
Charles Looa. 1103i LANG %.
Fred Rose, 3671 Mulett. 30.
Jennie Mcdonald, $40 South Military, 81.
Nellie Blinn. 1910 North Marttpdais. a..
Kyrnn Kelly, 17151 etans6uYy, 20.
Heroeyt Harrson. nos Cas, 81
wiIftam @ Harding. f7eo Third. u.
Charles Klein, 1871 Canton, 81.
AIbsrt p. Pstersoe, 4tol bedford road, -
Msrsarst Lssos. So Howard, q.
HarHarst Petrcs. b413 GrsBd River, Is.
Victoria Dennis. Ia wiehhssou. rsrsAais
Joseph Leo zreaiee, so4s sobieski. as.
Andrew II. Luck. 3e35 Pssadena. %.
Dennis Kirsehenhefter, 51as Allendale. I.
Hattie os'n' sss pv, ,sss = s.,,,o.r
lorscs J. Ansn. eo4s Cadet. "a
Nicola Paiise, $40 Horgvr. Dearborn. O.
Mathilda Il. Kramer, TIA Field, 80.
John Louis ellis. SOFA Msnila, -.
Geoaeia ". oreenlesf, 1884 0lendaie, -
Florence Mcpherson, <2o West Grand bous
David Tovey. 17os Livernois. 90.
states Gist, $3.50 West Kfsy, g.
Riley silas a2s frederick 20.
Eiirs G. Turner. a7s Smith Monroe, Mich.
%.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
BIRTHS

BOYS were born 10
Aida Kraemer. 10025 Rutherford.
Ethel Pillard. 500 Ashland
Marcella Mccormick. 1884 Fifteenth.
Anne Cimareln. 1401o Maine.
Cora Case, Sass Decatur. Centerline
Hattie Puryear. 4565 Bangor.
Bernics Laidlsw. 1881 Merrfmsn court
Juliette Hakim. 22io Townsend.
Jeanne Kinzer. 344s 81. clair
Virginia Gagnon, 61z1 Crane.
Helen Dums. 1910 Pilgrim.
Elizabeth Collin. 1887 Pennsylvania:
Betty seabolt. 267s Gardner. Berkeley
Mary watson, 1921 ST. Mary.
Gertrude Kebbe. Ss53 Norcross-
Francis Bellaire, e212 Cascade
Ruth Arnold. 1880 Penrose.
Jennie HaslSin. 1881 Hartwen
Agnes DerkAez. 1s615 Gable
Amelia schuch. 1885 Runyen.
Mariana DfLorenzo 5045 Cooper.
Gsrtruds Wilde. 14405 Manning.
Beatrice Hit, 1455o Evanston.
Virginia Eifer. 1901 steel.
Mary Hsvei. 44o5 Bewick.
Eva fowler 15os1 stsnsbury.
Dorothy Grabo 34l7 wreford.
Nita Eiandt. 1852 Dwyer.
June Boazi. 1901 Dene.
sophia Frania, 3325 Piauetts.
Edith friedman. 37Se Giynn court.
Marjorie Alien ss2 ST. Clair. orosss
VITA so.oman, 1850 ra,rv,ew
Helen Kossa3da, asa St. Auoin.
Mary Pinch. s75, Third
Marion Lynch. 2437 Ash.
MarEuerstts Almss. a09s Twenty-thrd.
Eliza beth Barnett, es1s Prairie.
Estells Pearson. 1874 Dryden.
Kindred Brsekisy. 3s7e esyburn.
M SsssssS f css I ;ssa 7 v.asSn.
Virginia emead, 5104 Lemay.
Lillian Dubois. l314i Nontvilis place.
Doris Nuenk. 1S2A Prsst-
n H:s.s KeS assei ,so :sss y.rna.
ssys w s%sssA i isis, Cam Cameron.
Eleanor Kimbail. 1870 Avondals.
Mary spsncs. 7s11 Vaughan (twins).
LOUISE Harris. 111i Clinton.
lCertruds Sell, 2s4 Lemon.
lBernics Mafchnie. 1884 East Grand boa,s-
lHs,sn Rudrinsk.s. 121ss Asbury PARK.
Rose Koenis. 2314 Highland
Thelma bacon. I'll Hendrie.
Alice Richardson, $40 Owen.
os: h.ass sosos III n.s nS.n aunus,o.
Ruth Balou. 1901 Roselawn.
vaIborg Carisen. 1e1o1 Vaughan.
x:rss,ss H.STa 'ss S wnm,o, sr,v,
Virginia lynda. asioi Rsu.ch. E." d.
trott.
clsudins Piee.arsa. saIi Williamson. Dear
Frances Parma. 44o Peterboro.
Margaret BtaisdefI, 1915 East jefferson
Edith Bauer. 1894 Turner.
Zspharene Smith. 600s Seminole.
Marxarst DARN. 1917 Paris, Lincoln PARK
Leona Reno 76627 Brest road, RomuluA
Alfredo Mock, 4277 Humboldt.
Naomi Greenfield. e01 East Warren.
cara slaski 1888 Hsdbury.
Rosetta Williams, 21e winder.
Mamie Dodds. esfs HfDdle.
Helen Zawachi, 123 West WINS.
s Ma. r,i,,,. Iown s.s ,sss Hammond.
Mary Proctor, 177z Abbott
Ethel Lambert. 1107 Lavpdals. Royal oak
Mary Hart. 59s3 Townsend.
0oldis Weias, 1851 Steel.
0eDevA Crevtstun. Van Dyke.
Esther Pratt. 3ssf Lsmsy
Eleanor Mcouilkfn. sfOo Lane
Geneva Pakkaia. 1914 Log Cabin.
r ssnni "a ls,s o,ovsr ayn.
Lillian Johnsoo, so3i DEXTER
Mary wmters. sses MeGrsw.
4 Girls
IIiii.n smm" ssa isss ma Msrs twain.
Eva BurweT. 1924 Novthisvn. t..
Else Becker. 1711f Fielding.
Arlene Pelson. fs7fe Bfitmore.
yosephins Kendall; iosss wsshburn.
Rose R,eshi. 1905 Arlington.
lLeods Guess, sie5 Iroquois.
lvskrrrs Edick, elss Toyd.
Mary Woods, 12s46 Woodrow Wilson.
h.:sn ses ws;sa i 1ss ~ s'n assaa
Thelms RAN, Detrcstes Hotel
IPtari Purxyekf, 5s6s jos Campau.
lolsdys Ross, 572s wsyburns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
STAYED With Him

Pancho Segura, South Ameri-
can tennis star. uses two hands
to swing the racket because he
began playing when he was SO
young he couldn't hold il with one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Another Bargain

Boysy. 6-year old 500 race
horse owned by Tommy Heard OF
Texas, has won more than $4,000
for his owner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
DIVORCES

Ruth swisher from Paul.
Virginia Beas from sigmund.
Mary B. Grof from Ralph.
J,.anita Mcdowell from Clarenee.
Russell Farnsworth from Marion.
Airline Meadows from Claude.
Cecilia Andrew from James
Castle Martin from Dorothy
Violet Liebeit from William.
Hildegard Rnppei from William.
Joseph Bousnalirs from nesn-
Margaret schaeffsr from Charles ].
MarJorie Hershey from Robsrt A.
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ENGEi~-ssptsmber n. Anna NJ. Of seie
NsnAoea beloved wife Of william c. !;
dear siater of Mrs. Iames Cooiey and Mrs.
Alfred DiebeL Funeral service Thnrsday.
2 p. m, at A. II. Peters Funeral Home.
12067 Grstiot avenue.
70, Sarah Francss be-
loved mother of Mrs Albert Boysrs.
Private james. Unitsd States Marines. and
Martin Hynes. Services a. O'Clock Pm
day at the r. @. and O. r. Harris
Funeral Home. 425i Cas-. Intsrment. White
Chapel Cemetery.
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= NowICKI - Arthur,

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30 Pvt r. c.: suddenly,
= in Fredericksburg. Va.
beloved son OF John and
- Helen Nowicki. dear
brother Of Harry. Psul-
& Inc Joyner, Angelina
~ kSx3 Buhl and Patricia
s$s&1X 80 Funeral from l.. T.
S0bocinskt Funaera
Home, 5144 MeDougall, cor. Farusworth-
Friday. S:3O A NJ. to 80. Hyscinth
Church at 10. Burial In Mt. Oiivet.
WALI0O9A--Andrxw. Beloved husband Of
Mary, Oar father 81 Anthony, Pvt An
drew ". and Joseph. brother Of Josephfue
&c sarkisvses. pandfsther Of Arlene wall
|gmn- Yunsral from l. T. acoodnski
FunssaI Homs. of4t 2cDougan, corner
est Heart a Mar chreh At 10
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