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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01

Her organization has expand
fed. 1t opened new training
center here, this year; helped
the Frontier Nursing Service to
start one in the heart of the
Kentucky hills; and sent trained
nurSe-midwives to train others
in Tuskegee, Alabama. Trouble
is, many spots were overcroWd-
ed and lacked enough facilities
even in peacetime, she says. For
instance, 100000 infants were
delivered by totally unframed
granny midWives" last year.
BABIES SHOW PARENTS
CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE
Some people say draft dodg-
ing about the baby boom, and
no doubt there's been some, >
Miss Corbin remarks. But we
think the basic explanation is
in something different, some
thing genuine and mighty inn
portant. It's just human psy-
chology. Women, and men too
by the way. want sons and
daughters more in times like
this. The babies express their
confidence in the future as we'll
as their need for security"
MRS. ANNA MERCHANT, of
% Union street has had as her
guests for the past week her
son-in-law and daughter. Master
Sergt. and Mrs. Karl R. johnson
Madeline Merchant) and son
Karl of Sheppard Field, Wichita
Falls, Tex. They left for home
this morning.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01

THE WEDDING of Rosaline
Arietta, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Sylvester Arietta of Rose
willie and Max E. Allor of Royal
Oak, son of MIR. and Mrs. Ralph
Allor of Detroit, took place this
morning at 9 o'clock in Sacred
Heart Catholic Church in Rose
vile.
The bride, who is employed
by the OPA rationing board, in
Mount Clemens. was gowned in
white marquisette fashioned
with fitted torso, square neck.
line edged with wide ruffle, and
long fitted sleeves. The ruffled
skirt of marquisette and lace ex-
tended into a train. Fastened
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01
Friends
EntertQLn

MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS
and Mrs. Pearson X. McWethy
were joint hostesses Friday af-
ternoon at delightful luncheon
and bridge party.
The event, at which "a guests
were entertained, took place at
the home of Mrs. Cross parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Kelly,
Belleview avenue. Tables, which
were conferred with small bou-
qlSets of garden flowers, were set
up in the living room, sun room
and dining room. Bouquets of
flame colored gladioli were used
throughout the rooms.
Bridge prizes were won by
Mrs. James Nunneley, Mrs Mark
Alpern and Pauline Ullrich.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01
BY MARGUERITE YOUNG
NEA Service Staff Writer
strives to Guido himself"

NEW YORK - nj 1t e r nifty
wards full space reserved
eight months in advance .
bigger hospital facilities in the
making :.
All across and up and down
the nation it's the same war
time story as old Doc Stork
strives to Guido himself.
Present statistics tie in with
the popular belief that the num-
Der of babies always ICONS in
wartime. Experts say yes, at
first, but in the long run-no.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01
Selfridge Homes
Women to Meet

THE WOMEN of Selfridge
Homes will gather for a business
meeting and luncheon at the
Community House on Joy boule-
ward on Thursday at / 80 o'clock
it is announced today.
Mrs. Carl Richardson, chair
man, of 38 Garden drive, is TAX
ing reservations for the event.
MARION BROPHY of Rich
mond, who teaches in Lincoln
school, Mount Clemens, is in
Harper Hospital, Detroit, recov-
ering from a recent operation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01

right noW-motherS and babies
are. Especially in war centers.
Take Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Twenty thousand new people
have come in during the war
production boom. And that
brings babies-about 1000 extra
ones, so far this year, in Bridge
port Hospital alone. DR.. Craw-
ford Griswold, Bridgeport Hos
pital obstetrician, says:
MORE NURSES NEEDED
LESS ARE AVAILABLE
"A baby seems to be about
the first thing the young couple
buys when cash comes in after
lean years. That largely yex-
plains the increase in babies.
The great majority of ours are
first horns. And the surprising
thing is-they're paid for, cash.
In peacetime, only 40 per cent
of our babies were born at pri-
vate expense. Now, IS to 80 per
cent of them are"
The hospital has added ma
ternity space, and still it's
crowded. 1t creates greater
need for nurses, says the doctor.
just when nurses are getting
shorter because many are 60
ing to the fronts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01

1941 and 1912 totals are
for the first three months of
each year only. =, the pre-
sent rate continues, total for
1912 will run we'll over g.
100000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01

Photo by Henk Studios
DOROTHY SCHLAFF, daugh-
ter of John Schlaff of Chester
field, whose engagement and ap-
preaching marriage TO Peter
Schultz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Schultz of Stapleton
street, Mount Clemens, was an
nounced recently. The wedding
will take place Sept. IL in St.
Peters Catholic Church.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01

The cOuntry's birthrate for
the current years, as report
ed by the u. S. Census Blu
reau, is listed below:
BABIES PER TOTAL
YEAR THOUSAND BIRTHS
nOnTrJ
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-01

KATHRYN AND FRANCES
WEINBERG have returned xfom
a weeks vacation Ia Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Saginaw County
Ration Board
lobe Enlarged
increased Membership
Expected TO Be Made
Known by OPA Today
nme. slaff Corr..pona.n,

SAGINAW, July Additional
10 the Saginaw
County rationing board were ex
pected today. according to Johr
f. KesselAdistrict OPA director.
The appointments made by the
state OPA director. Arthur II
SarviS, will bring the Saginaw
board TO nine members anC
eventually it viii include II Of
more, Kessel said. The board nov
has three.
AS rstioning grows greater
the boards must be larger be
cause a few part time members
cannot handle the business"
Kessel said.
THE smaller counties will
have from six members up, but
the larger counties will have
from ~ up. based on population.
THE sugar ratiOning does not
take much time after IL IL once
started, but when gasoline rs-
tiOning starts there will be n
great many appeals requiring
personal review by board
members"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
BIRTHS

BOYS were born to:
Wong Ong 1924 Puritan.
Irene Detzler. 1850 Yellowstone
Mary Casteiow. 4l33 st. Antoine
Martha Redman. 1918 Garfield.
Ellen Angel. $50 Nottingham.
Vivian scherer. so East Euclid.
Helen Askew. 1912 Monica.
Hattie Pfannensehmidt. Utica. Mich
Dorothy Ruby. +7sS Busns Vista OWNS.
Josephine MunI, 1875 Roslyn road
Nwinsb.
Anne Neville ilsio ohio.
Mary Dennis, 5ii2 Frankfort court.
Harriette Hayes 20t20 Briarciir.
Lois Brown. 3246 Kendall.
Florence Harness 14Ol0 Rutherford
Marion Baker. iol5s Beaconsfield ctwins)
Charatte singstock. 1864 Vnewooo.
Mary Ferguson, i2t3l judd road. Belle
Yvonne shipmsn. 2Os7o Ridgemont. Grstiot
Township.
Lillisn Dagostin 22l South Heidi
Easter Bernstein lls45 LsSalle.
Pauline Bsrooni. 4i57 Cadillac
Lottie Borowy. 1914 McDouEAn, Ham
trsmck.
Barbara Holman. 1878 Ros.lswn.
Gladys stanton. 81 owen.
Helen KsFalash. sl46 Middepoint
Helen Makowski, 243s Holbrook. Ham
trsmck
velvs McKinnon ls9 Eastlawn
Betty Hendrlan. l945a Ashton road.
Adele Babueh 1882 Tuxedo
lvirginia swif'. l3ios Rsitour. Huntington
IDA easier. 2ss North Market Marin,
Pauline Roover $50 Rosedal. court
Edith JantE $500 Somerset.
Helen Hinton. 3i5s Cranberry. Walled
Flora Keller. 1898 sixteenth
Munere Mustafa sos Barium
Eleanor Bohemian. 1882 Somerset.
Mae Piriot. 1868 Cherry.
Helen Streety 1898 Russell.
Edna Middleton, 1921 American
clara Bromm 1880 Twenty third
Virginia Blight, 2s1O5 Dundee. Hunting
ton Wods
Beulsh Tsrbet. 1900 Hsrtwsu.
/ elizabeth Kelly. 255ll Eibs
/ Myra Johnson. 1874 Griggs.
Theresa Mnazzs. 7s4s East Ferry
Dorothy Femminineo 1888 Leland
Genevievs Fisher. 23s South Military.
Pearl Mayer. 1891 Toronto.
Mildred Harris. 1888 University place
Mary scods, 1902 Kendsl
I Virginia Fries. 3777 LongreiloN.
I Sarah Miller. 2i2O Chene
Salhe DAVIS. 1888 Harper.
\ Doris Nelson. 1888 Ash.
Mable Wills, ga Farnsworth
Dorothy Edwards. 1920 Division
\ Christine Foster. 2i22 81. Antoine
Luthenia Rhinehart. $500 CharlevoiN
TWiIa Touchstone. s237 John r.
\ Claudlne Marley. 5742 Brush.
I Ethel Ford. 22i5 Monroe
/ Laura Palmater, 14ss East jefferson
Grace Spencer 5si7 St Antoine
I Ali. Wilson. 1928 East Willis twins
Louise Mcleod 1901 West Grand oouls
ward
Eva Pnznlnski 1925 cHppert.
June Madden 5000 Wabash
Phyllis Mount. 3017 Lakewood
Amelia Graf 631S Holcomb
Dorothy Dimitry $50 Neft road Crosse
Point
Esther Pole 1917 Perry
Mary Hunt % East Hendris
Lillian collics 1850 Nebraska
GIRLS
| Girls were born 90.
Evelyn Droullard 2432 Woodmers
! Ruth VonVokis. 1857 Pinehurst.
Anna Valentine. 5975 DreXel
Josephine Joseph. 1880 =. Jefferson
I Babette Slawin, t94s3 Appoline.
/ Margaret Milford. 1871 rockingham
Shirley Kiouser. 1920 Magnolia South
j held Township.
Icatherine Fortwengler 1900 Forrer
Shirley Kraftschiek 20si Virgins Park
Joan Wilkinson. 800 University. or. Points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Stocks.
Bonds
Rule Firm

NEW YORK, July 81 up 49,
Stocks and bonds opened steady 10
firm in quiet dealings today. Cot.
ton futures eased TO 5 points
Leading steel shares set the
pace, showing impressive strength
in first dealings.
Bethlehem appeared in an 100
share block at sac, up 1ss and
United States Steel rose 3 10
i7ss. later selling al AN Re-
public Steel and Youngstown were
unchanged.
Rails firmed. with Texas and
Pacific Railway reaching new
1912 peak at Is. up i. Santa
Fe, Great Northern Railway and
Chesapeake and Ohio were up 1.
point each. Chrysler and General
Motors were up y point each 10
sos and 37l7, respectively.
Standard Brands appeared in q
] ,000-share block at 3Ss. an.
changed. Standard Oil of Cab.
fornia firmed "a 10 2lis After
the close yesterday 100000.
share block of the issue was Of.
fered at 81. American Tobacco
3. which was offered IN a $4,000
share block after the close yester.
day, held at its previous of a.
Consolidated Edison opened 1000
shares al l3. off "a
Du Pont opened at 113hs anc
then pushed up 10 ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Cloyd o. Holihed, 20: Mariles Seal, 1s.
Donald NJ. Kraus, rs: Virginia Curm. FL
Jerry Atkins, 81; Betty Mitchell. is.
Earl J. Harvey. "a: Helen NJ Daldine. %
Uriel T. Totten, 50; Grace Thompson, IS.
Alexander Panich "a: Cecilia Gruber, "a
Edward Zacka. 70; Bette Kerscht. 10.
vito Ciafamitaro, 22 Mary DiSimone, Is.
James +. Coley. "a; Mae /. Kenny, "a
Andrew Zbrsnchik, IS; Aurelia Sander. %
Lavon Hubert 81: Dorothy Kadau. 10.
BENJAMIN szweJkowski. "a: Susan Potochick
~
Roy IL Zimmerman. IS; Shirley Macdonald
20
Lee Burton. al Vera HUFFMAN. 81
Carl Krolicki. %; Marie Stavisky, "a
Francis J. Manor IS. Helen Koiodziejski
%
Harry Kaidahi %; Mildred sedar. Is.
Andrew o. Lueksn. IS; Mile Dsnielson
81.
wilfred Taylor. a. Violet woolcoek. rs.
Leland Ward, rs Olga ROMEO, Is.
Ted Mlynarkievicz, 10; Florence Gorski 10
Michael Garcia 20. Ann Povilaitis, II.
Robert Lamothe. %. Katherine Eskra. "a
Fred Tzareff. 20; Betty Baratn, %
z j. McGovern, 81; Jane Curran, "a
Dannie Lyons. %: GLADYS McGin. is
Wilson Fuller 80; Mary VI. Fuller IS.
Emmett L. Wesley, IS; Theims +. Fiippen
rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Clear Hospital
For Army Use
Time. star Correspoades,

BATTLE CREEK, July 31.-To-
morrow DR.. John Harvey Kellogg
famed sanitarium will become the
arny's Percy Jones Hospital, and
armed guards will take up posts
around the grounds and buildings
that have sheltered many famous
persons who came here for dietary
treatment.
Today huge moving vans and
nurses pushing wheelchairs full OF
supplies rushed the moving job 70
completion, Doctor Kellogg will
continue in the health" business
in nearby buildings formerly used
by Battle Creek College.
The army will start Immediately
on S250,000 project TO adapt the
buildings TO army general hospital
needs. according 10 Col. Norman
T. Kirk. hospitls commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Victory Keys
Red Cross Begins Drive
for Valuable Metal

Those countless old metal keys
which countless persons save will
march off 10 war in the form of
cartridges in a drive called keys
10 Victory" announced today BY
the Red Cross of Detroit and
Wayne County
The drive to collect old keys
for salvage Of the valuable metal
will be held from August | to Is
as part of the salvage campaign
of the Metropolitan Detroit youth
activities division of the Wayne
County Defense Council. Expected
10 be collected are more than 10
tons OF keys. each one supplying
almost enough brass for one 30
caliber cartridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ronald Taylor. 10, Catherine Gholstou 10
Joseph A. Charles 81 Lillian & Burns 80
Emmett Mouitrie. 81; Deiyda NJ Asoerry
%
W. O. SILVER 50 Mary Price. as
stanley Nast'e. p. Geaevieve Cwikllnski
2l
Kenneth Elliot, -; Dorothy Rawlings 10
Joseph Dunsyczaa. II; Virginia V. Korgal
IS
Julius : Rothschild Is; Toba Jackson. %
Timothy o'suIlivan, 40. Margaret O'Connor
80
Pursl Felker, 81: Ella Jean Hart, u
Norman w. Burns, n Mildred J Lewis y
William h Wood. S. Alice Bailey 2S.
Paul J. Roller. 33I Rose Macy -
Joseph Siefpion, 81 Marie Trabczyuski, 81
lanes hayden Is Mary Etlingef 20
Dallas Payne %. Viola c. Muebe, ~
Charles A. szaoo, ie; Irene Reta Gratix
IS
Frank J Caruk. 70 Pear r. Feiker. rs
Harold A. kyon Jr., 20; Betty Jane Reuz
Is
Harry NJ Finch. %. Hhda c. Brown. Is
Eugene J. Lewsnsk, % Violet Rupinski
70
David e Saver. ~: Gladys A. sayer. a.
r. Lloyd Burch, "a, Betty J. Youngbiood
/ 20
ponsit Plume. ~: Betty s.rs. 10
Ralph J Wtrn 20 Nsrc-rs srouysi's D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
! Gandhi Won't Accept
independence Pledge

LONDON. July 81 (UP).-
Mohandas X Gandhi said today
that he could not accept British
promises of post war independence
for India. even II supported by
guarantees of the Allied nations.
Exchange Telegraph Agency re-
ported from Calcutta
Gandhi said that the All-lndia
Congress would not contemplate
any guarantee because the pres
ent delivery of Independence is The
need of the hour" India does not
distrust promises OF future indie
pendence, he said but India. as
an independent power. wants 10
play A decisive part in favor Of
the Allies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
DEATHS

Kenneth Irwin. 1910 Cameron.
Lottie Mtks, 545e Daniels, 20
EleanOra Moran, 3433 Grandy a.
Bertrum Paul Ross. 212i Eastlawn. 80
Charles Green. 1895 Fresland, IS
Colin l.. Smith, 4325 Third, Sc
Richard Moon, 1868 Russell. A.
Irene Sandomierski. 5727 Mitchell %
Charlotte Nutting, 1890 Lincoln so
Mary Paluoh. 1874 Putnam 70
Resale Kapian, 1901 Blaine
sarah Gold. 1888 Gladstone. SIS
George Sipka. 1897 Vanderbilt Sc
Rose Fixes, S2e South Harbough 80
BETTY Kuder 20t30 Yonka. %
Frank Owens 33i Owens. IS
Ulia Freeman 1858 Antletam, so
Frank Zdeb. 212i Cody 30
julius Kowaiski. 5000 Fredro 46
Martha lsaline skihowskl. 1852 Fischer. g.
Auguste Kunk, t7T6 Burns, 70
Florence Derry. 1884 Dorchester 30
Edward Paynisr. 17T1 Fourteenth. 9
months
Milford Clore 1928 Michigan. 80
Albert Gordon. 22T5 Hardwood 80.
MIME sanoack, 1891 Whitfield 81.
George W. Travis 70i Brsinard, IS.
Frederick Brunton, ESQ Claiming, Ferndsis
SO
Virginia Hunter. 1882 Wexford 10.
Michael j. Dalton, 2i.s Morrell, Is
Herman Lesko, 3ia3 East Milwaukee, ~
Rose Zangaro. 1913 Munick. So ~
Andrew Hsnus. 1889 Kern So.
Albert Kern. 1881 Hamilton. Is
Lena Rademacher. S4f4 Fischer ~
Martha s. Schumacher, 80 Alger. 50
Laura Montgomery. 34O2 Baldwin. 50
Mary Ann Cavalier. 1855 oakdaie. So
Mildred Anderson, i06 East Flint. Lake
Orion, 80.
Henry Lspscki. 32I5 Evsnns. Hsm'rsmek
Jsm,, " Han 1851 west Lafayette. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Fined for Deception
In Citizenship Petition

Making false statements in his
application for citizenship proved
expensive today for Harry kess
4S-year-old defense worker, OF
5244 Ternes avenue.
Kess was arrested and arraigneo
before Federal Judge Frank A
Picard, after investigation of his
application proved he was born ir
Rumania rather than in Canada
as he claimed. He pleaded guilty
and was fined $500 and given {
suspended sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Japan 5dIvdges Ships
Wrecked al Hongkonq

CHUNGKING, China. July 81
INS).--Japan has salvaged and
is repairing 40 vessels wrecked in
Hongkong Harbor in the siege and
capture OF the British Crown
colony. a Chinese army spokesman
said today.
He said that japanese agents
are collecting scrap metal and
iselzlng the wheat crop from north
I China villages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Hazel Park Girl
Injured by Auto

After lying unidentified in Re
ceiving Hospital for nine hours,
the city's latest traffic victim was
identified today as Gloria Kerner,
16, 1863 East Granet avenue.
Hazel Park. She is expected 10
recover.
Gloria suffered conclusion
when, according 10 police, she
walked into the side OF a car at
midnight at Woodward and Char
lotte avenues. The driver, Frank
Crawford. 1884 Helen avenue, was
released, pending further investi-
cation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Taxes Prevent Sale
Of HOLLYWOOD Homes

HOLLYWOOD, July 81 UP).-
Attorneys for Harold Lloyd and
the Carl Eaemmfe estate said To-
day that Hollywood mansions have
no market because increased in
come taxes made il impossible for
owners TO earn enough 10 maintain
such homes.
The attorneys sought tax reduc-
tons. Lloyd's lawyers asked a re-
duction in the assessment of his
estate from S222, $50 TO S49.410.
The 15-acre property includes a
golf course. swimming poof and
tennis courts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Chinese Disappears
With Fake FBI Men

Police today were searching fOr
Chong Kee Ong, 50-year-old Chi.
nese, said by his son TO have left
his laundry establishment yester-
DAY WITH tnree men representing
themselves as FBI agents.
The FBI said ii had no knowl
edge of the arrest of Chong. whose
laundry and residence is at 1927
Chene street. He is 5 feet II inches
tall, weighs 80 pounds, has grey
ing black hair, and was wearing
brown trousers, blue shirt ami
black oxfords.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
300 Of 5000 Doctors
From State in Army

FORT CUSTER, July 31.-A
special medical board for doctors
seeking army commissions has
Examined more than so southwest
ern Michigan doctors this week.
With some 300 of Michigan's 5000
doctors already in army service.
the states army recruiting board
is working toward goal of 1000
doctors in uniform by the end of
the year. Doctors with minor
physical defects are being accepted
for limited service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
400 Border Veterans
Expected at Meetinu

Some 400 delegates are expected
in Windsor tomorrow for the ar
nual convention Of the Originals, y
a group of veterans who left with
the first Canadian contingent AS
Canada's vanguard in 1914. RI
three-day convention Will omen
M n d y with a meeting al the
Hotel Norton-P Palmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 30 INs). HOGS
Receipts. $4,000; market 10qi5c higher;
top. $500; bulk. si4.5oa1t.s5; heavies.
xit.2b014.7o; me d u m .. S1450H IL 30:
IL so: packing sows, Si3.50a14.iO; pigs,
si2.50Gl3.75.
CATTLE-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Calves: Receipts, 500; market steady. Beef
m13.5o; -yearlings. sl0a15.25. Butchers:
heIfers, SeG14.50: cows, S9dii25: bulls.
50 5ot12 as; calves, ssd15; feeders. 50 -
IL IS. stockers: steers, s10d13; cows and
heifers. Ss4i2.50.
sHEEP-Reeeipts. 1000: market steady.
Lambs. Sis. $50 1850; common. S12T13.75:
yearlings, sil.259l2.25. feeders. si2g13;
>fwes. S4s25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls we're born 70.
Alice Young, $50 Whtmors
Annie Tyndan. 1855 Kentucky
Ethel MacRae 1880 savery.
Marion Baker 1Oi5s Beaconsheld uwinsl,
Mary Ulanelli. 1905 Harding.
Fidellis Bowen. 1851 Hobart.
Grace Smith. $40 Decatur.
Rose Oliver. 1925 Lumpkin.
Ruth Dutton 1880 Coyle
Antoinette Maiurf, 5i51 Pennsylvania.
Helene Monaceln. 2l66 Scott
Thelma Master. 361s Gladwn.
Lucille Malone 1889 La Sale Blvd
Jean stalrit. 221O West Philadelphia
Mildred Nutitis. 1852 Mlnden.
Rose Fsrhat, 1T547 Maine.
sallie oldenourg. Selden.
Lydia Rice 6732 Iowa
Essie Williams. e7l Alfred twins
Betty Davidson, t5034 MuTtsyhill
Lillian Hoffman. 2025s Albany.
Mildred Berg. 1885 Wisconsin.
Nellie Laban, 1880 HarweH
Teresa Nave. 1880 Oakheld
Florence Silverman, 1856 Pingfes
Barbara Snider. 1921 Fourteenth
Ruth Freedlsnd, 1901 Santa Barbara
Le0la Coole. 1864 Ardmors.
Clara Petty. ASIA Brooklyn
Catherine Koss, 1884 Plat
Anna SChra, 6110 Evergreen
Mary Martin. "a w. Henry River Rouge
Lillian Roach. 100 Burke, r. X
Mary Papp. 1883 Reeder
Blodwin Atkinson. 241s stair
Ethel Kocsis. 533 S Crawford
/ Hilda Killing. 81 stone. River Rouge
Alice Walker. 400 Piper Blvd
Marion Clark. 1897 Hawthorne o. p. Was
Lillian kohler. 1887 Glenhed
Frances Duffy, $50 Meridian. Dearborn
Serets WEIGH. 1927 Beaconsheld CT pie
Jean Dzikowski. 2OO30 Harmed
Cecilia Nowicki ass Chene
Beatrice Michael, 3075 Dix road. Line Pk
Betty Brady, 1929 Fourth
MARY Webb. $50 Pearson Ferndae
Iolan Smouthers, 345 South Crawford
Viola Dansby. 21sO Illinois.
Ohio Snipes. 1882 Russell
Thelma Smith, s33 Holbrook
Maude Townsend. 1892 Leland
virginia Pelz. 1900 Eighteenth.
Geneva Fulton. 250 =. Warren.
Luriee Ballard. 1895 Fleming
! Leila Williams. 965 Eliot.
Mary Palazolla 1895 Mullett
Edna Johnson. 1929 Hamilton.
Mary Kapron. S6O1 Smart
Jesse Bryan, 737 Junction
! Dorothy Houser. FOG r. sixth Royai OAK
\ Edith Anderson. 1872 Waltham
Veronica Mcnamara. 500 Atkinson
Beatrice Richardson. 20s60 RidgemOnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
IngersoN in Army
As Volunteer Private

NEW YORK. July 81 CUP).-
Ralph Ingersoll, editor and pub
Usher of the newspaper PM. enters
the army today as a volunteer
private.
The newspaper carried a lone
farewell letter from Ingersoll ia
his staff in which he asked IL ia
continue its crusade against fas.
cism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Cigar Butts Valuable

LONDON, July 81 (UP) To-
bacco made of cigar butts picked
up in the streets is being sold in
II oil land for 81 a half ounce,
Aneta. the official Netherlands
news agency, reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Campaigns in Rowboat

TAUNTON. Mass. July 81
QNS).- Harold r. Cole, a Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress, said
today he would use a rowboat 10
campaign in his gasoline-rationed
district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
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choice, si3 25U14.25 medium 10 good.
ti2. so 613.5o; common. SlOn12: heifers.
medium TO good. S12G13.50: common,
$40. OH. cows, medium 10 good, ssme,
CAMPERS and cutters sea1O; bulls, good
ard choice. sl1 .259i2.50; common 10 me
dunn, ss.50110.
HoGs-Receipts, $50; market active, 15c
higher. 160-isO lbs, Slf75mi4 1sO-
200 lbs, s14 .e06l5; 200-220 lbs, Si4 90 a
IS; 220-225 lbs, si4 1908: 250-2eO lbs
t.40u1t75; 2e0-350 lbs, Sl3.75T14 30.
l0o-i5o lbs, sl3.50Gi450; roughs. si275
sHEEP-Reeeipts, 500, market slow.
13c lower. Choice lambs. Si3qI4: me-
dunn TO good. si0.50nii so: common
lambs. - oOfSSoS ewes, S5n5.50: