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The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Unhappy wives, chililess due 10 relieve
able functional weakness may now enjoy
the desires and activity Of Natures most
wonderful creation-a normal, fuily-de-
veloped, vigorous woman. A sensational
new Yitamin treatment specifically Tor
women may be just the thing needed BY
the childless wife and quickly bring the
happiness Of baby in the home. Il is.
Of course, absolutely harmless
II YOU are childIess due TO functional
weakness and lack normal vigor-h you
wish to eliminate one Of the great causes
Of unhappy marriages, by all means Try
Perlex for one week To introduce this
new vitamin combination to million
women quickly. the Perlex Company,
3l4 N. Michigan Ave- Chicago, Illinois,
will send full $500 supply for only sloo
and few cents postage. Send no money
Just your name and address Perlex
comes in plain wrapper-directions are
very simple and no diet or exercise 70
required.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

1t. Mildred Osby WAAC officer
addresses Woman's Division OF CIO
in Boston. 10000 persons of all
races congratulatesGov. Elect Tho
mas E Dewey of N. Y.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21
DO you WANT BABY!
New vitmin Combination Brings Hopl
10 childiess Homes

Nothing equals a baby to bring com,
plete unity and happiness into the home
and tie husband and wife together in
stronger bond Of enduring love and mu.
tual interest. Divorce is rare in the homes
of couples that have children.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

On Friday evening Nov. 18th the
coordinating council was address ID
by 1t. May Of the WAAC recruiting
force and she made a very plain ex-
planation Of the duties Of the lad
les in war work an devery one pres
ent was very much delighted to lis
ten and to obtain first hand infor-
nation of U. S. army duties. Or
chids to Miss May.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Lit. Colonel Frank NJ Snowden
"a years in military service advanc-
ed to the rank Of major
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Health Forum for a wartime dis
cussion held at the Urban League
Chairman r. P. Mahammitt lay
Representative
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

VIM. L. Dawson elected to Con
gress in the first district in Chi.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

dio maintenance and repair men. e
lectricians, warehouse men. machin-
lists. and cook and bakers.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

4 men killed in powder blast in
Coulmont, Ind.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

James B. Cushion named on Civil
Service Commission by Mayor Kel-
" Of Chicago.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Charles Thomas Wingfield geta
25 year sentence for Staying Of a
soldier.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Governor Edison probes n. j.
Arrest Case.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Mr.. Frank Bufcrd attends morn
ing service at Clair chapel
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

DR.. Powell, ex-mayor Of Boley,
Okla, died on October 30th-
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21


you want to buy
THESE COLUMNS
The Musician headwaiter Of the
Chamber of Commerce dining room
stands out sharply in his Palm
Beach uniform.
Capt Langley seen on oath and
Charles St.
The RR. boys are on the UP and
go these days Of war and make II
very pleasant for those who live on
wheels.
The Omaha Guide has all the
News at all times.
Borther John Evans is top man
at the Rome Hotel.
Boys don't forget the Holiday
party the &C club viii have in Dec.
The Credit Union at the Urban
League would like for everyone to
take out some shares and help to
build up finance company OF our
own to be operated under Nebrasl
State banking laws.
THE WEEK-BY III. W. SMITH
Many soldiers on the streets and
they all look neat
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y. Montgomery
on a visit to their old home in Ala
bama.
&C Club has a holiday party in
the making.
Mr. Buckner back in Omaha from
sunny or is it rainy. Calf
Joe Thomas in St. Joseph hospit-
al.
Armistice Day observed very ex-
tensively in Omaha.
Thanksgiving dinner at St Johf.s
AME. Church in the making.
W. W. Gray weights and meas
ure inspector very busy.
James Cole, and Glover Scott in
soldiers camp in California
Louis Nann al Fort LeavenWOrth
Kansas.
W. L. Myers on path and Grant
Sts-. says that Hitler is going to
drop sandwiches.
The Omaha Guide has all the
interesting news.
John voner in Omaha.
Lionel Hampton and his orches-
ira in Omaha.
Ed Killingswrth on the sick list.
The Executive Board Of the MA
ACP had business meeting.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

The Poll tax Bill is creating quite
flareup in the U. s. Senate and
from the way it looks the South
ern Senators are very much divid-
ed. Senator Barkley Of Kentucky
says if a man has to fight, he
should not be required to pay to
vote and in some states pay and
then not be allowed to vote. Let
all OF us send letters and kilograms
to our representatives to give their
support in every way for the pas
sage OF the anti-poll tax bill as the
south has been sailing under false
colors for many years and the U.
S. has constitution that all men
are equal.
Sam Grevious leaves for Calf
fornia.
Rev. H. d. Pigue preached very
wonderful sermon at Clair Chapel
Sunday evening
Union Thanksgiving Services at
Zion Baptist Church Thursday morn
ing Nov. 26th.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21
Lifting crosses We have borne.

MaI1an ANDERSON IS content,
To be His instrument,
As she lifts her voice in Song,
The voice Of fifteen million
strong.
Is raised to God on high,
And He has heard their cry
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Tuxedo Barber shop closed.
Gone to the army. both of them.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

The Musician headwaiter of the
Chamber of Commerce dining room
stands out sharply in his Palm
Beach uniform.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21
rhe white Horse Inn walters .

The White Horse Inn walters are
in the running yet again,
The Cottonwood room at the
Blackstone is going over big with
wonderful service being displayed
by the boys.
The Fontenelle Hotel walters are
tops at quick service.
The racehorse headwaiter and his
fine bunch of Paxton boys are still
doing fine at the Paxton, each ami
every day and night.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Capt Langley seen on oath and
Charles st.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

The RR. boys are on the UP and
go these days Of war and make II
very pleasant for those who live on
wheels.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

The Omaha Guide has all the
news at all times.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Borther John Evans is top man
at the Rome Hotel.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

in the running yet again,
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Boys don't forget the Holiday
party the &C club vii have in Dec.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

The Credit Union at the Urban
League would like for everyone TO
take out some shares and help to
build up a finance company OF our
own to be operated under NebrasI 4
State banking laws.
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Federal Grand Jury indicts sugar
corporation for peonage
The Omaha guide., 1942-11-21

Sam Grevious leaves for Calf
fornia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-19
Now He Gan Fight
 On Another Front

TAMPA, Fla, July '7-A Tampa woman went to the draft board of flee to ask that her husbands 3A classification be changed to IA. To the astonished clerk she explained:
 He had me quit my job several months ago so he could class me as a dependent. Now when he comes home at night he always starts a fight. I'm tired of it--let him do his fighting in the army"
 There are four railway systems in the British Isles with a total mileage of 20,080 miles.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
SAlESWoMEN,

CHRISTMAS CARDS. Make bieeest easi-
est earninssl Complete line. De Luxe. Per-
sonals, Stationery. 9 Box Assortments.
LOWEST PRICE Personals from so for 81
up. Send name for samples. wallace
Brown. 225 Fifth ave. Dept. 147o6. New
Evening star., 1942-11-01

CLERK-TYPIsT with automobile and
workman's compensation insurance claim
experience; will start qualified person, at
S135 per month. with opportunity for
advancement: write giving full particulars.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

SELL DRESSES FROM, NEW YORK.
Fifth Ave. New York arm desires women
to sell fall dresses. coats, suits, lingerie:
advertised Vogue" 'Mademoiselle"; good
commissions. Write for sample book. Mod
Evening star., 1942-11-01

CONTINUED % Next PASe.l
Evening star., 1942-11-01

SUPERINTENDENT OF A
PACKAGE DELIVERY DE-
PARTMENT, LGE. WASH
1NGTON, D. c., DEPT,
STORE. STATE FULL PAR
TICULARS AS TO AGE AND
EXPERIENCE. BOX 27O-B,
STAR.
MAN, EXPERIENCED, FOR
SERVICE AND ADJUST
MENT OFFICE OF LARGE
FURNITURE CORP. EX-
CELLENT SALARY. STATE
REFS. BOX 273-B, STAR.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

COLORED GIRLS. 5, between 1890, for
small restaurant; hours $50 am. to $3.50
pm; 81 80 per week and tips: no Sun
day work. Everybody's Grill SO N st. Sc. :
COOK, pastry, salads and desserts. Must
be quick serving Closed Sundays WA.
$3.50. Terrapin Inn. College Park. Md.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

STENCIL CUTTER OR EXPERT TYPIST.
Also experienced stenoerapher with score
tarial ability. General Federation Of
| Women'S Clubs. 1734 N ST NV
Evening star., 1942-11-01

SUPPLY SHOES for defense workers, mill
tary men, civilians: S1-S2 commission
every every sale safesytoe 1lproot dress
13AC. Boston, Mass
Evening star., 1942-11-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

university. BOX 474-G. Star.
sHoRT-sTORY WRITING, short story
ANALYSIS from writer's; viewpoint; s cssss :
TELEPHONE sWIrcHPoARD q. 3: X
handicap. 227 Bond Bldg, 14th and N, Y.
ave. NV.
TYPEWRITING. short. EASY, interesting
est. 25 yrs0 1888 r. MA. 1898.
GREGG SHORTHAND by exp. teacher. Be-
ginners, review. speed dictation; Private
lessons. Moderate rates. DU 292S.
GERMAN AND FRENCH; by native pro
perience Cali MI. 6525.
PERSONS. OF FOREIGN BIRTH wanted to
esaEnr n readbs az
free Cosmopolitan Class, every Sunday,
pm. 1l5 Sth st. NV. i
ENG. French. Germ, Span. In groups, reas.
Can osy;; eye; highly recon. teacher. Call
TUToRING-.Private or small-group in
and Statistics. B. S. &, N: S. State UNI
ss1d sud Gears oserd si5
STUDY lloyd Shorthand in 80 DAYS" !"
priysts of5ces EASY EASY. ~ eomelste: 70 boyp
0GHOOL lESt 20 Yrs) 1888 r MA 900.
QUICK review course in shorthand. type
writing. bookkeeping, calculating machines.
ssH s1assei iss as" :s kA aHs sss a. BOYD
TELEPHONE P. B. Xl course. RASY
short. interesting: graduates working in
doctors. dental. apt. house. auto ofnees.
Touch tipping FREE with course New
classes starting this week Capital P. B.
x School, 1911 g st. Ma 2117.
LEARN TYPEWRITING for defense. IS
per month; instructor A. B. degree; be-
ginner course mos, intermediate course
mos; letter and speed review mo
TON, Albee Building, MA. $500.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
AGENTS,

ELECTRIC HAND CLOTHES BRUSH,
self-generating; no wires. no current cost;
works like magic: sensational seller. Sam
Piles sent on trial. kRISTEE 33, Akron, Ohio
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HELP MEN b WoMEN.
{NontlnuAA

GROCERY CLERKS, D. g. 8, part time OF
full time: hours shorter than average; op-
portunity. Lincoln 4152. 81
JANTTOR-Elderly white couple to care for
small apt. BLDG. must be clean and con:
scientious: strictly non -drinker;. $50 and
comfortable 2-rm., kit. and bath apt.
Box 4S2-B. Star.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS (o). 4 am
to 5 pm. and 6 to II pm; not = busy
job. HO. 1881.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
MABELLE HONOUR.

I34O N. Y. Ave. tEst. "a YrS.) NE. 717S.
COMPTOMETER COURSES.
Government and in private businesses pay
ing S25-S4O Wk. Intensive courses. EASY,
on COMPTOMETER, Marchant. Monroe,
Frlden, Burroughs Typing FREE with
course. NEW classes NOW starting Day
and night. LARGEST office machines
school in Washington.
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE
Evening star., 1942-11-01
lNsTRucIloN COURSES.

PIANO TEACHKR-Will 80 to homes or
lege. Franklin 0271.
TUTORNG-Private or small-lroup In.
and Statistics. B. 8. 4 NJ B. State .Uni-
study. Ressrsness. xford Si67.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

SELECT POSITIONS.
WANTED AT ONCE.
FEMALE DEPT. MISS YOUNG.
Stenog., adv. & exec. exper.,
$200-$250.
sstenoss.' legal. COM. S1,440-sIseo.
sttenog: -Bkpr.; s35 Wk: up;
FEMALE [f"R BEP sfs MSS MSS Rs1aHT ios eaErF.'s
BookkeeperS, expr. 1O,
$30-$4O Week.
,TYP1sTs (50). expr. and bess,, S1,440-
Mimeosraph oper.. s35 vk.
Bkpr. Mach. oprs., ali kinds, sao-s45
CierkTypists e. ST 40 '0'
Comptometer Opers. 600,
$3O-S4O Week.
FEMALE DEPT. MISS REED.
Receptionists (25, age $685.,
$3.50 Week.
Ssaiessrls 90, all kinds, seo-se!.5o,
Bank Messengers. no expr.. sso,sss wk.
Ley +aqpdry ppIyoIs Ssrks oDEn DInspectors. s25 wk
only Room sof aD temp. EMP and mas ,erm.. nass
nr,ft:Ms5 MsLE I.55 pEPTs IN MISS S PAY. p
Payroll Clerk. $175 Month.
Clerks, mature .expr $50 mo.
Nesa1iI Male I DEPT, p eoa:i MISS Fox, e R0'
Drivers, D. G. permit (M. & F.)
s30-$35 Week.
Eng, 5th class, S135 mo
Ssssa2fa a!.tf; Is ss,2 .ne So gs wi.
G:sbsnt. G:s Station ATT A,tndss tsoss sse-s5 vk
esrf1''fls HoTEI AND se4ssfs REs4AuRANr "a DEprs.
Hotel Clerks (Mo. day and nisht open.
Sup. Of Service tMo. top salary. rood
Aosss1asi 5S ears meals fhd ahd 81 $3.50 vk
NEED sos new aepfcantSD pGe 4D dai!yeur Ea!yes
PIAcE W AK MEhcoME eHEhSS 7White Ms
onlyD Visit us first
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 G St. tEst. 10 YrsD MA. ai14.
SELECT OPENINGS.
sTENoGs.. TYPfsfsi SPMf GENL OFFICE
end 3 e Df2RS REsGvaoN asYaspe e1ERks i knst0n
aa esa5ss eeo cARD
dERks HRRsIs GENh eIo OFF r6 SlEEKs NsEs opRs G3A
ATLAS AGENCY,
Atlas Bldg, 9th and NV
s,s.;
est. 10 yrsl. 1911 6 st.-NA. -2llA.-
ART cALENDARs-sel every business
part time: exp. unnec.; kit FREE Ameri-
can Printing, 1892 S. Trumbull Chicago.
sALEsMEN wanted By old:, established
adjacent territory. weekly drawing account
S5Hssy. ii5S5sS ssjj WA. Nj 1ss5 Showers after am
ADVERTISING BOOK MATCHES = Sell
women, exp. unnecessary; full, part time:
of America, 3433 KB, W. 4sth pl.. Chicago.
SUPPLY SUP SHOES i,l for defense workers: m mill,
SHOES. Free equipment. Moench Shoes,
13AC. Boston. Mass.
r. contact ins.,+stidas sAdEsMAH anS oovernn.r+
for sanitary. chemicals; all cleaning ma
terials; established business: should earn
WHrs 5fm If Co. pc: sSi Ressss sAM
town road. Baltimore, Md.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SEMI
PROFESSIONAL SELLING WITH SUB
srAnTEA1 zGAfFs4 coMIssfoNg AG
internationally known manufacturing
organization Of highest reputation will
accept a limited number of high-type
successful statesmen for a one-week train
ing course. Product has high priority
rating. Following the one-week training
| three SalprfnH
Washington and surrounding territory
These men will receive exclusive territory
with established clientele; they will re.
ceive substantial weekly drawing ac-
count against commission and overriding
remuneration Age limits 30-50. Please
do not apply unless you are bondAble
are looking for permanent, semi-profes-
sional work and are capable Of calling or
ths renersI n,b,c s''sreons Tn sEr.ns. Tel yn,
interview call Roscoe c. Ray, District 1900
Monday only. 10 an. to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HELP MEA b WoMEN.
COUPLE. $50 MO,

Excellently trained household. must BE-
rood cook. butler, etc: ages between 35
and 30 preferable: must have references
and desire permanent home. Excellent
living facilities; Reply, stating auslifea-
Evening star., 1942-11-01

BOOKKEEPER.
Fine mems wear store has
permanent position for an
experienced, draft deferred
man. Must be familiar with
retail inventory method of
bookkeeping. Executive abil-
lty and high degree of initia-
tive necessary. Excellent SAL
ary and fine future. Apply by
letter in own handwriting.
LEWIS & THOS. SALTZ,
INC,
14O9 ST. NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Put in Bay Back
In Port June q

THE NEXT Sunday excursion
trips on the steamer Put in Bay
will be June 81, when she will
return to her home port after
q series of chartered trips out
of Monroe, Toledo, Port Huron
and Sandusky.
Next Sunday the steamer Put
in Bay has been. chartered by
the American Legion for lake
cruise out of Monroe and the
following Sunday will run from
Toledo to Cedar Point. On
Wednesday, June II, there will
be an excursion from Sandusky
to Detroit and Belle Isle. Three
Fridays, June 5, II and 19, have
been chartered for high school
excursions from Detroit to Put
in Bay, and on Thursday. June
25. the candy mems excursions
will 60 10 Tashmoo Park, leav-
ing from the First street dock
at 9 a. m.
Oliver s. Dustin. president OF
the line, announces that regu-
lar service to Cedar Point will
start June 26, with trips every
Friday and Sunday thereafter
throughout the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
|Ridd|ed Reds
Split With Cards

CINCINNATI. May 80 fUP).-
Injuries have hit Cincinnati's Reds
so hard and suddenly this week
that Bill McKechnie's club was
reduced TO playing catcher Dick
West. in left field and pitcher
Bucky Walters in center in the
closing innings Of today's second
game here with the st. Louis
Cardinals. which the Cardinals
won. 1915, after Johnny Wander
Nicer had pitched the Reds TO a
80 victory in the first game.
Mike Mccormick fractured his
left leg just above the ankle sliding
into second base on force play
in the sixth inning of the second
game.
Two innings later Gee Walker
and Harry Craft collided chasing
a fly in right center with Craft
being knocked unconscious and
Walker remaining so groggy that
while he was at bat in the last
half of the eighth Walters was
substituted for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Excursions to Bob-Lo
Start Saturday, June 8

Karl Spaeth's orchestra will
again be on ~ the Columbia;
Jimmy Nolan's orchestra will
provide music aboard the S. S.
Ste. Clair. and Zev Clay's or
chestra will furnish music aboard
the S. S. Theodore Roosevelt.
The amusements at Bob-Lo
Island Park have been put in
shape and the roller skating rink
has been enlarged. Saddle ponies
and ponies and carts have been
provided for the children, and
bicycles may be rented by the
hour.
No boats will be run from De-
troit Monday, June 8, as the
kings birthday will be celebrat-
ed in Canada and the boats will
he run from Windsor TO Bob-Lo
Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
ennessee S IVA Lakes
eem With Small Boats

viduals, Tennessee has so much
good racing water it is the un-
questioned leader in speedboat
racing in the South.
While many 60 in for racing,
other boat enthusiasts have
taken up the sport just for the
pleasure they get out of the
long trips they can take.
Because of the locks between
the big lakes on the Tennessee
River. it is possible to go by
boat from Knoxville, at the foot
of the Great Smoky Mountains,
to the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers and on 10 many far off
points in the United States.
Boating in Tennessee is made
all the more delightful because
Of the scenic beauties along the
rivers and around the lakes.
Most Of the lakes lie in the billy
and mountain districts and are
surrounded by gorgeous scenery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Great Smoky Park
Most Popular

ASHEVILLE. N. c., May 30
The newest national park is the
most popular. BY park ranger
census. 1,247,019 persons visited
the Great Smoky Mountains Ma
tional Park during the last
travel year.
The 6S7 square miles en-
braced by the park we're ac-
quired by North Carolina and
Tennessee in the late 1920s. with
large financial aid from John ID.
Rockefeller Jr. through the
Laura Spclmsn Rockefeller Me-
mortal, in tribute 10 his mother.
Development Of the park was
retarded by the great depression,
and not until less than a decade
ago were its wonders really
opened to the public with the
construction of the highway
through Newfound Gap.
This was later extended TO
Clingman's Dome, giving look
out point just below the crest OF
this 6,642-foot peak--highest in
the Smokes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
4-Doy Sail
For Graphic
Arts Groups
TIVE Detroit Yacht Club and

THE Detroit Yacht Club and
L the Typothetae Franklin As
ISOLATION of Detroit will leave
the city the morning of June IL
on the S. S. South American OF
the Georgian Bay Line on the
first preseason public sailing OF
this ship from this port this sea-
son. This group will be joined
by the Port Huron Chamber OF
Commerce at Port Huron.
The four day cruise will take
the voyagers on cruise near
Parry Sound and through Not
tawasage Bay. st. Mary's River
and Whitefish Bay in Lake Su-
perior. A three-hour stop will
be made at Owen Sound and a
two-hour stop at Sault Ste.
Marie.
The ship will lock through the
$500 in going into and return
ing from Lake Superior. Dan
cling. deck sports. masquerade
and cabaret type OF amusements
the regular season entertain
ment provided aboard the ship
will be available-in addition
to the extra attractions ar.
ranged by the various groups.
Harvey w. Ewald, chairman
of the entertainment committee
of the Detroit Yacht Club. is in
charge of arrangements for the
Yacht Club. James F. Stolten-
berg Is general chairman for the
Typothetae Franklin group. He
states that this annual outing
for the graphic arts group in
Detroit attracts many members
from nearby cities.
The second preseason cruise
on the s. S. South American,
open to the public, will leave De-
troit June 16 and return June 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Old Time Duck
Hunters Sought

Were you a duck hunter back in
1913 and did you ever plant rice
at the mouth Of the River Raisin :?
II so, the conservation depart
ment are anxious to have a little
chat with you and learn the secret
of how that bumper crop produced
that year.
II seems that Larry Duval Of
Erie. Monroe County's first con-
servation officer. distributed 4S
barrels and 80 bags of wild rice TO
hunters in 1918.
The conservation department,
anxious to improve duck hunting.
are attempting to contact some of
Duval's 1913 customers" in an
effort 10 learn how sample plant
ings have Jared in the past %
years. Can you help them with
some OF your valuable experience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Problem Faced
incarceration
To Be Discussed
By DON GILES

Should Michigan have a 30-day
pheasant season. What about
SUNDAY hunting and a statewide
referendum 10 determine such ac'
ton? Is the new system Of plant.
ing fish in Michigan streams and
lakes satisfactory and how about
pollution now rampant In many
localities. especially the Detroit
River and Monroe.
These and many other important
phases Of wildlife conservation will
Get n good airing. wnen the sixth
annual Michigan United Conserva-
ton Clubs meet at Houghton Lake,
June 20 and II.
Officials of the M. y. {. c,
headed by Theodore Bowler OF
Clare, president. and Harry Gaines
of Grand Rapids, executive score
tary. call this years convention
the most important conservation
meeting since World War No. i,
all but depleted. the countrys nat
ural resources.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
TrRsT CAN'T
CHICAGO
rrrTsRURGH

Totals A S a. u Totals - 10 a. IL
sRstfed for KlinEsr IN sixth
tBatted for Jungels In eighth. .
pittsburgh uOo UIu 90
chicago oL VIZ oi@ 80
Runs-Barrett. Elliott Phelps Van
Robays, Anderson. Hack 2, Nsrullo, Csvsr-
r,tta, Nicholson. Russell, Novikon, NC
cunough g. Mooty. Errors-Ancerson, FL
lott, Rikard, Phelps, wasdsll MeruIlo'
Runs eatted in--Eiiiott. Riksrd. Barrett.
Phelps (rIliott scored whfn Van koosys
MT into double piaD, Hack ?, Russell.
Nicholson. Cavarrstta. Novikon strintei
2 (MccuIiough scored on WHO throw by
WasdeID Two-ba~ hits-hcCulOugh q
csvArretta. Nicholson, Barrett. Thres-oase
hit stringer Home runs-Haek. Phelps
Double plsys-Msrtin 10 Anderson TO was
Deli. Hack 20 stringsr 10 Russell, Andtr'
son n Martin. Anderson 10 Martin "a
Wasdsn Left IN bases-PnnourEh }, en-.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Greyhound Buys
Lake Shore Lines

p. L. RADCLIFFE. general
traffic manager for Great Lakes
Greyhound Lines. announced to-
day that the company had taken
over the Lake Shore Bus Com
pany,N operating from Port
Huron over u. S. % to PQ
Austin. Service will stH
Wednesday. June 3.
Two buses a day will run In
each direction between Detroit
and Harbor Beach, and one
round trip will be made daily
TO Port Austin.
According to Mr.. Radcliffe the
Greyhound will furnish service
for Detroit residents with homes
along Lake Huron. residents OF
the district and travelling men.