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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
Locals Hold
Ha|ftinle Edge,
But Lose 1913
Pressure Defense
Throws City Half OF
in Last Corded Tilt

Fordson, undisputed champion
of the Border Cities League,
displayed its wares at Mount
Clemens high gym last night and
after the first half closed, there
was no doubt of why coach Russ
Catherman's quintet won the
championship.
Behind, 1914, at the half, the
Tractors poured the heat to the
Bathers in the final two periods,
scoring Is points to the locals
Eight. At that they were with
out the services of their top scor-
err, Jack Bartle, who was unable
to make the trip because of in
juries.
PRESSURE DEFENSE
1t was the visitors pressure
defense that threw the Bathers
off stride in the third period and,
badly befuddled, Coach Ernest
Buckholz' crew never recovered,
handicapped by the loss of Ken
Strassburg on fouls midway of
the third. Strassburg and for
ward Heinie Mordan were play
ing their last game in the league,
as both are seniors.
After Bob Kozma had opened
the scoring for Fordson, the loo
ais bounced back as Ralph Sic
vert connected with pivot shot
and Lyle Bliss and Bob White
dumped in buckets for 7-3
edge. The Tractors, however,
rallied to a TT position at the
end of the first quarter. A pair
of goals by Heinie Mordan in
the second quarter paced the
Bathers to their 1914 midway
lead, but the wind went out of
the locals sails when they came
back on the floor.
BIGGERS TOPS SCORERS
Bob Biggers, guard, who tai
lied IL points for scoring honors
for Fordson and the game, drop
ped in a pair of dog shots to
give the visitors the lead. Play
ing the Bather guards tight as
they brought the ball out of
bounds, the Tractors forced the
home team into bad passes, and
violations of the 10-second rule.
On five consecutive attempts to
advance the ball down the
floor, the Bathers failed to get it
beyond their opponents free
throw circle once.
The fourth quarter was an
other verse of the same song,
Fordson scoring ID points to the
Bathers' two. Only Heinie Nor
dams long shot saved the team
from the ignomity of going
scoreless in the final period.
WARMUP TOURNEY
For both teams, it was the
final game Of the regular season,
a warmup for next weeks tour
ney tits. Mount Clemens fin
ished the season with an even
500 mark and 400 record in
the loop.
Ralph Siewert topped the locals
with nine points, five of them
from the free throw line.
MOUNT CLEMENS
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
Harbert Fame
Goes on Boom
Record Florida Round
Ranks Him as Conner
ST. PETERSBURG, March

ST. PETERSBURG, March 7
-R)-The one young pro now
on the PGA's winter circuit who
is capable of stealing scenes from
Sam Snead, Ben Hogan and
COLTS other great stars is Chick
Harbert.
This 27-year-old battler from
Battle Creek, Mich, is the best
looking prospect in professional
golf and he proved it yesterday
by establishing a course record
of Sc, six under par, at the Lake
wood Country Club while Snead
was steaming along to his third
victory in four years in the ST.
Petersburg Open.
SNEAD SHOOTS IS
Snead shot a rs in the morn
ing round and finished easily
with a 70 in the afternoon and a
72-hole total of 286, two under
par for the three day route. lie
won also last year and in 1899,
so that his triumph by three
strokes was no surprise.
1t was Harbert, giving a day.
ling exhibition of golf with ev-
cry stroke, who captured the
fancy of the gallery and came
from we'll back in the tourna-
ment to a three way tie for Sec
ond place at 289.
1t showed once again that he
is COLTS fastest growing sensa-
ton. Earlier in the tour he won
the Los Angeles Open and the
Texas Open, in which he finish
ed IL under par in tie with
Hogan and then beat the games
top money winner for the title.
Chick is the son of E. w. Har-
bert. veteran professional at Bat
tie Creek, and received his first
clubs when 81 years old. He
became three-sport star in high
school and under his fathers
training also developed into &
master golfer-so good that in
1897 he won the Michigan Open
with consecutive rounds of So
64-67-74-268. 20 strokes under
par for what still !. a world anna
teur record.
He is a tremendous driver,
likely to become more famous
for his power than even Snead
or Jimmy Thomson, or Hogan
He won a driving contest at the
New Orleans Open with three
blasts of 300, 288, and 285 yards
But more important he is &C.
curate with his irons and when
ne is hot, Yields a magic put.
ter. He had seven brides in yes
terday's round.
BYRD IN TIE
Tied with Harbert were Sam
Byrd, the former Yankee base
baller, and Byron Nelson. each
of whom finished with 70's fol-
289. Young Al Brosch, who had
forged into q tie with Snead q,
the three quarters post, fell back
to a 200 and fifth place money.
Most Of the pros moved on to.
day to Miami where 80 of the
topnotchers. including Harbert
have been invited for the bis
four-ball championship openini
| there tomorrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
Seconds Whip
Internnural )

An overconfident r e Sc r Q
team barely nosed out the intra-
mural League leader, the Cob
bers. last night in a curtain
raiser to the varsity game.
Lacking the game experience
of their opponents, the Cobbers
nevertheless o, tplayed their foe
at times, finally going down by
a 24-18 margin. q
Fred Fink's eight POINTS paced
the winners with Joe Verniest
getting five and scoring honors
for the losers.
SECONDS
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
Local Teams Bowl
IN Detroit Meets

Three teams from the Mount
Clemens Recreation alleys will
bowl in the Sportsmen's Sweep
stakes tourney in Detroit.
They are: Usher's Club, Jim &
Sons and the Eschenburg Tires.
Gray's Hamburger Bar Of the
Macomb Recreation's Class c
League bowls tonight at BIS in
the Detroit Times Tourney at
the Imperial Recreation alleys.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
AT EAST DETROIT

AT EAST DETROIT
CLASS c
Eastland 80, Warren FL.
CLASS b
East Detroit 48, Roseville ~.
AT ROMEO
CLASS G
Capac "a, Lake Orion Is.
Almont 80, Inlay City 80.
CLASS d
Holy Cross (MC) 20. Hadley
10.
Metamora 20, Dryden 19.
AT ST. CLAIR =
CLASS b -
Romeo IS. Rochester %.
st. Clair 81, Yale IL.
CLASS G
st. Stephen (PH) 20, New
Haven 81.
Algonac 20. Armada 10.
AT ST. CLAIR SHORES
CLASS G
st. Ambrose 80, Lakeview 81.
South Lake, 81, D.U.S. 80.
CLASS d
St. Gertrude 80, Fraser 80.
St. Josephat 81, Sweetest
Heart Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
At
the
Alleys
Bauman;s Gains
on SdHer;s Five

Notching two victories over
the league-leading Salter's team,
Bauman's Radio cut the Salter
margin in the Ladies League TO
a single game last night.
Only one sweep was marked,
by the Betty Teletone five over
Malbin's Furniture.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
LISTS BATTING ORDER

ORLANDO, Fla.-[P)-Bucky
Harris picked first baseman
Mickey Vernon, 800 hitter, as
cleanup man in the tentative
1912 batting order of the Sena-
tors.
The list: George Case, left
field; Stan Spence, centerfield;
Bruce Campbell, right field;
Vernon. first base; Jake Early,
catcher: Bob Repass, shortstop;
Stan Gale, third base; Frank
Croucher, second base.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
; Sweeps Marked
in Ugoigo League

Three sweeps were marked
in the Ugoigo League last night,
the Theut, Duvals and De Grand
Champ teams falling before
Christie's. Bills and Vernier's
respectively.
w. Rivard's 638 total on
count took high
series honorS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
GIANTS PLAY SAILORS

MIAMI, Fla.-(R-The Giants
have added an exhibition game
to their schedule. On March IL
they will travel tc the Opal
Locka naval station to play a
team of sailors. One of the tars
is Emerson Dickman, former
Red Sox pitcher.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
ROOKIE SHINES

LONG BEACH, Calif.--(P)-
Fred Caliguiri. up from Will
mington of the Interstate League
and one of the recruit pitchers
on whom Connie Mack is bank
ing, made a strong impression in
the Athletics fourth exhibition
game. He limited Los Angeles
to one hit in three innings yes
terday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07

Missed free throws: Mount
Clemens - Mordan e. Siewert
q; White 2; Strassburg 2. Ford
son - Kozma 2; Messeti 3; Big
gers 3; Balette 2.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
New Haven Dropped
from Running, 28-27
Little Six Dominates TH.county Loop;
County Nay Produce Five Title Winnsvs

high school basketball tournament
produces its champions tonight and included In the
group will possible list of five Maconb County teams
quntets WELL generally speaking last night
dealt for state contender when
Haven dropped by the wayside 1927 by highly
geared st. Stephens of Port Huron team !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07
Tournament
Tits Tonight

AT ST. CLAIR SHORES
Glass G
st. Ambrose VS.. South Lake
9:3O d
Glass ID
st. Gertrude VS.. st. Josaphat
AT ROMEO
Glass G
Capac VS.. Almont-7:30
Glass ID
Holy Cross (MC) W.. Meta
mora-8:45
AT EAST DETROIT Z
Glass b
East Detroit VS.. Utica-9:0O
Glass G
Eastland VS.. Clawson-8:00
Glass d
Log Cabin VS.. New Baltimore
AT ST. CLAIR
Glass b
Romeo VS.. st. Clair-7:3O
Glass &
st. Stephens (PH) VS.. Al
gonac-8:45
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-07

r. Christie 80. 5iOF. Strauch 80. 341
Handicap 80. Sc
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

I'd s Kozlowski. %: Hattie Buzlsk 30
Frank ". Gibson, Is. Matilda NJ, Bid
Luther ". HansOro. 10: Shirley NJ. Monte
oven G. Mclaughlin. "a; Amanda Bees
Roger Melton. 20 Elizabeth cha pman. %
Max Lukasedsr. ~ Eleanor Kenny. "a.
Chester } Walendo@skl, IS; Wanda Nav
SYLVAN solomon. Il; kathryn Lsjol., 20
David Cssnsn. 81 Gloria Hoffman, Is
Leonard Lackey, 40 Evelyn Harris 20
Frank Ps~iowski 20 Frances Warehol
Gtors. p Hot 10; Olivia Busby. 20.
Francis ". Brsse,ts. 20; Loretta +. HIS
Marvin ziager. 81. Martha wes,bsrford
Rober, Poteet. % Mildred Lynn. Is.
CLAUDE schncht. n Margaret l.. Dagg, -
Donald j. Lsndry % Mar Van Horn, %
Dominic NettssS' ~ Dolly RaStionell. Is
William $. McNaIr, q, Mary J. Rtzen
Ar,har n Francis. "a Janet X. Fisher. y
stephen r Kelly % MARY L. Krou -
Paul r Allen. % Jeanne NJ. Gruceh, %
Herman Gendrun, Il, Marcsret InEls. 70
Tneodore Williams % Mae Schiner. 70
Elmer ~. ciawson. ~, Gertrude Bogden
q
Rseino Bsnrhe,t. %: Louise Bosca. u.
James G. HueioW. % Jean g. Field p
KnneEi h. kitffs "a LNClle X. Milert Il
Clemens KrzeczkoWski Jr., u Anne Ma
/. chowski. u
James r. Mccain, I'll Georeana Mandy
q
Edward p Hsuser. % vida r Blsdy. 10
Robeu Williams. 90. Marion Lambert Is
Phup A. LaRose. p Virginia D. Nova
steve Kierianis q Mary Lsmoniyich. 81
Reginald - snbridre. Is Loretta GrIhe. -
Liotd = Green, % Absh p Rowniree. p
fohn Lotoczky. so MARY .Brdnar. ..
Paul p Gosinski. %, sttphsnis NJ. No
Hsrry Dombrowski. % Helen ZlennsN, 30
Gerald Currie. ~ Dolores Weaver q
Harry Bukshta, 81. Brouslswa Pendzlch
s.
Victor Nash ~: Esther Moilaneu. 3s.
EdEar ? Rupp 81. Geraldine Grobar. 20
Edear L. Qumley, 81, Pauline Gambreii
~
Raymond n Allen. 80 Annabeue AHen. %
John w Bsckpor', q. Lorraine II. kra
cecil g smith %. Jeanette wilson. %
Lawrence DessinEer a. Hazel Pipher 80
Peter Plska 25, Marcclla Cousno, p
/ Douglas McMinn. % Mary Bowman. 70.
I Donald A shelter % Bertha Fosness "a
Edwin II. Hoskng, s. Dorothy +. Smith
2S
william san'c - Grace Buroa'. p
--------- ---------z-
Howard Johnston, 40 Jessica H. Mac
Leonard cir1bsI IS: Eueenia<fa,ochs 2s
Chester Reepeck II Georgia Menzies. j.
\ L. J. McGauley . Helen NJ McGra~, %
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BIRTHS

Edith Cresnwald. 2siI Academy. Dearborn
Regina Lupdbsrg 1000 West outer drive
Lilyan Ryfsr 1924 Kendall.
Lena Sayale 34s34 Maple, Plymouth.
Betty HAgAn. 1850 Evergreen road.
Nellie Fuller. 1905 Crooks road, Royal Oak
Anna Bonds, 33i0 Carter
Pearl Carter. 6245 Bingham. Dearborn.
Jean Thibodeau. $40 Alpin.
Mary Grlfnh, 23i00 Sheridan. Dearborn.
June Wright. 1850 Manor
Edna Labsnor. 1889 ONO.
Kate Lenartowicz, l7s5i Runyon. Eas
Detroit
Anna Myers. l2747 August
Frances Cusnano. ef3s Peter Hunt.
Betty sherman. 2225 Blaine.
NADIA Blackburn. 527 Algonquin.
M7lie Dunrico. 1920 Goulhurn
Lillian Bokmiller. 1925 Tacoma
Ann Scott 1897 Niedfur
Dorothy Ziotnik. 1925 Buffalo.
Mamie Jackson, 1900 Msrkey.
b+4etiir 5S5A- Brush
Ethel Williams 553 East Hancock
Viplet Ne~port. 1917 OAK street, Cross
P0lnte Farms.
.Gensvlsve kSPsrSkl SAs2 Dubois
Mary Ksiuszks 1926 Evahne. Hamtramck
Ann Lesniak $40 Dubois.
StniA Fnrn 5fsi Bairwtr
Norma Alexander. 1910 Muirant
stsPhaaie Wsgsh. 1854 Fism+ns,
Ounce SitchCit. ifT3s Eannette.
Lillian Ward. 1919 CharievoiN
Ruth Thomas. al College, Ferndaie.
Mercedes Calcaterra. 1881 QuincA-
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Obituaries
Msgr. Stdp|eton
Archbishop Mooney viii
Sing High Mass

- The Most Rev. Edward Mooney
archbishop of Detroit, will sing a
solemn high mass Friday at 1890
a. m. for the Rt. Rev. Msgr. James
Stapleton. LID. founder and
pastor of Annunciation Parish in
the church OF the Annunciation,
Parkview and Agnes avenues.
For the benefit OF early-workine
parishioners a special earlier mass
r will be said at $50 a. m.
Monsignor Stapleton died Mon.
day at the recinry of the church
he founded in 1906 of a heart all
ment from which he had long
suffered. He was 70 years old.
During his long career, Mon
signor Stapleton built the small
parish, then on the outskirts Of a
much smaller Detroit. into one of
the best equipped church plants in
the city. As we'll as sponsoring and
furthering many other activities.
Born in Emmett, Mich. he was
ordained in 1896 and served as
pastor in Bad Axe before coming
here. II was under his leadership
that the Annunciation Community
Hall was built for the young
people in whom he took such an
interest. He also founded Camp
Stapleton, near Richmond. which
he later donated to the ST. Vincent
de Paul Society as children,s
summer camp.
Under former Gov. Albert f..
Sleeper. he was a member of the
state library commission.
Monsignor Stapleton was the
first chaplain of the Gabriel Rich
ard Council OF the knights of
Columbus and the first spiritual
director of the Holy Name Society
here. As his work won increasing
fame, he was elevated 10 the rank
OF papal domestic prelate with The
title monsignor 10 years ago apd
he received a dociorate of laws
kpm the University of Detroit,
Among his sincerest mourncrS
Gill be the old friends and admirers
who two years ago banded to-
gether as a group. Father Staple
tons Boys. and each year received
communion and then held break
fast in his honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Latest Lists Of Army |ndu(tees
Released by Local Draft Boards

Robert Burke Elliott. Royal Oak.
James Raymond Spades. clawson.
John Morris shriNerA
Francis y. Ball fA
tfafrr t,i-r -ennrry- R-ysN e-s.---
James Robinson Roberts Ferndae
Eldon Douglas Quigg. Pleasant Ridge.
John Oldham Savage, Royal Oak.
George Ellsworth Morgan Jr., Ferndae.
ID. ID. Hopping, 1924 Broadsireet Detroit
John Alexander Frasey, Royal Oak.
JAWS BARLEY Gardner. Royal Oak.
Gordon Edward swanberg' Berklsy
Robert Lee Park, Royal Oak.
Judd Ray Miller. Royal Oak.
John Andrew Sanford. Royal Oak.
Emil George Rechow, Clawson.
James Harry Grant. Royal Oak.
Charles Merle Hancock Royal Oak.
Joseph John HiTscn. Royal Oak.
Dennis Albert Flynn. Royal Oak.
Edward Jerome Kolke Jr.. 1879 Anglin
Edward Green Royal Oak.
OAKLAND BOARD No.
Denbert Benwy. ga Cherry court.
Frederick ". Hutchinson. 22e Euclid.
John ". Diederick, 1874 Saratoga
Arthur l.. Uward. I'll West Maple avenue
Dean q Beir, 500 Oakland, Birmingham.
James J. Rickford. $50 Forest, Birm.
r. y. Sas,on. s27 i6-Mile. Route & Brm
Erich H. Jansen sos Purdy Birmingham
Everett W. Judd, 2i2l Rochester. r. o.
w. y. Dennis. 27f0 Woodward, Pontiac.
ju-rUn r. JOHNSON TT KfbAhy FefhdaTe
+. NJ. Gaping 273s Rochester. r. 2. r. C
Justin r. Buckeridge, II Ravine Birm.
OAKLAND BOARD No. 0
Donald r. Chase, Fenton.
Leo r. Holmes oxford.
Harold A. Pickford. oxford.
Ralph l.. YoungbIock. Milford.
Edward J. Bossardet oxford.
Frederick n Berendt, Lake Orion.
Robert Y Moses. Rochester
Clayton W. EdmonSon. Pontiac
Harold J. schreiber, Charleston.
BENJAMIN r Powell Waterford.
Ge0rge j. Stiles. oxford
Mitchell A. Potyin, Pontiac
Martin Dreissigaker. Lake Orion
Clarence n Shattuck. Leonard.
Vernon n Sears. Holly
Jack s. Hodges Charleston
Ralph A. Kiurh Rochester
Dsiberi y Graves oxford
Dale Kent Ortonvtile
Hamilton Tiate Auburn Helshas
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Mrs. A. KuIwiilki
Funeral Set for Widow
Of Funeral Director

Mrs. Anastasia kulwicki who
died at her home. 1883 Miller ave
nue.. AT the age of rs. is 10 be
buried tomorrow in Mount Olivei
Cemetery after services Al lC
a. m. in So Albertus Church
Prayers in the Urban Funeral
s Home. 1926 McDougall avenue. al
9;l5 will precede the church
service.
Mrs. Kulwicki. widow OF the late
Martin Kulwicki. funeral direc.
tor. is survived by five children
Mrs. Elizabeth Urban MY Clara
DeMenske. Joseph kulwicki, Mrs
Anastasia Skotzke. Mrs. Cecilia
Birch. eight grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
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DEATHS

Howard Klmhsu 2q35 Cass 81
william Peterson 1891 Cou-vills. S.
Elizabeth Dorre i0lf0 Maplelavn IL
Maxine { Butzier. 1907 Whithorn, 81.
Earl stafford 1870 CollIngwood, 81.
Rober, Lougt0n. 1914 Greyfriar, 4
Margaret T Atwood els King. -
Frank sykes 1895 Fleming months.
John A Koch ss26 Burnete, So
Alice Nevau 1857 snowden 30
James n Lamb. 1854 Lincoln, 70.
AzelA DesJardins. hf05 West Vernon. Sc
jeanette Rowland. s72l Cameron So
Alice Green $3.50 Jonathan. Dearborn, 4
Ocie RI binson. $50 East Warren. 81.
Stella Strzelscki. 36fq Gsrheld. 10
Helen Krause 3i25 MARLBOROUGH %.
Carl Mack, 307S Tweniy-fourth. So.
Roger W Polk. Florida. IS
Ada Warner Briggs SO Blaine So.
Natalie Legowsky 4475 Twenty eth. rs.
Herman JGorges. 1874 Campbell. IS.
Frank r'ytler. 925 Brewster. ~
Booker T. Dickson. $40 Theodore 81
Mary Caroline Garth 1898 Hocarth 50
Fred G. SchuhrinE. $3.50 Proctor. So
Joseph Rauth 1855 Mitchell. 81
,Weyman Newly. 2n3s Halieck
Francis Walht. 455 Continental 81.
Irene r Secord 1925 Evanston
Harry craig. 3sal East Forest -
MARY Mueller $40 Townsend 50
Robert + McCord oi5 West Bethure
Minnie A. Nagsl. 1864 Epworth boulevard
&C.
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Sgt. Mails. Cormd(k
Full Military Honors Set
for Times Writer

With full military honorS. sgt.
Mai Leslie Shannon Cormack. De
troit Times writer. will be buried
Saturday in Grand Lawn Gene
terry after services at 4:30 p m AT
Neely's Funeral Home, 56S3 May
ny Grand avenue.
The services will be under
auspices OF tho Canadian Corps
Association OF which the veteran
newsm ian was prominent
member.
Shannon, as he was known. lied
at Veterans Hospital in Dearborn
of complications from pa'tle
wound received in 1916 on the
Western front
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DIVORCES

waiter NJ Martin from Astell.
Harry Curtis from Pauline
Arthur { Grogsn from Edna NJ.
Barbara Due from John VI.
Stella Renavides from Luis
Little NJ Beckerstan from Oscar c.
Felicia r. Slomers from Anthony.
Corrine Trice from John.
Howard n Brown from Myrtle.
Donald + Fuller from Agnes
Elvin A L Roberts from Mildred.
Alfred J Euhss from Rita J
Guelio Barchetia from Giovanna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Pool Yields Baby's Body

The body Of l3-month-old David
klages of 4353 Guilford avenue
was found today in an artificial
pool al the rear of his home. Po-
lice believe the baby fell into the
pool and drowned after wandering
away from his grandfather, Charles
klapps
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observation-disclosures
. DEATHS

Annie Korte 223l3 Garrison. Dearborn. II.
NAPLES I verkler, POS Victor, Highland
PARK. 80
Frank T. shea. 2Olis Russell, IS.
Mary Alexander i06 South Troy. Royal
OAK. 81.
James Is Flanagan, Is East Kirby. so.
Frank Martin 2s24 East Overlook road,
Cleveland. Ohio, 81
Charles +. Corb.n. 23335 Stewart, Warren.
Herbert r. Dubbelman. 3400 East Vernon
highway. 50.
Walter Maghrsn. 5i32 Lincoln. So
Edward OHisrn 6453. East Jefferson, So.
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Deatb notifes

HANUs. ANDREW sR.--Juy u. beloved
husband 81 Mary. dear father OF Mary
Anna Andrew and John. Fifteen grand
Children survive Services at residence
1853 Kern Thursday al a. m and So
Nicholas Church $50 g. m, Iniermen'
Mt. Oiyet. George Van Kuls. Funera
Director.
RI DD-July 20 John ", beloved husband
81 Mae. dear father % Mrs Msrioris
White. brother of Harry Funeral from
hone S0s2 Helen Ave FRIDAY al ?. N
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a. m. Saturday for sunday editions.
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

age limit: highest percentage and guar
antee, new car dealer. 3i73 East Jeffer-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
AUTO MECHANICS

Experienced men preferred who are now
employed and wish to better themselves.
Guaranteed minimum and flat rate, steady
tob,- Sunday and evenings, We. 5-6l45.
1910 JOY ROAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
COUNTER MEN
DRIVERS WANTED

Experienced lunch counter service: night
work Apply Mr.. Arnold. 1910 Griswold or
1908 Metropolitan Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

AUTO mechanics with tools ready for work
guarantee and commission. $50 20 500
per week: steady work Apply s240 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Good smoney-making opportunity driving
CHECKER CABS; an outdoor JOB, driving
A pleasure car healthful. profitable and
steady. Age 81 TO So. Apply 2i2s Trumbuh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

The following men were in
Quoted into the army here, draft
officials announced today:
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