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Evening star., 1942-11-01

body. Therefore it may benefit Ger
tain individuals who worry. or SUI
fer from anxiety neuroses and psy-
chic disturbances" Tobacco may
, bring on angina pectoris attacks in
some people and may check such
attacks in others
Not a single voice was raised in
support of the revised course pro-
posed by Dr. Cannon
We should return to the old ap-
| proved course" said DR.. Thomas E.
Boorde of the United Dry Forces.
LaRoe Suggests Re-Writing.
The entire course should be re-
written again. suggested Wilbur
LaRoe. jr, speaking for the board
of directors of. the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches.
Mr.. LaRoe objected to the scien-
tif1c facts given on three other
types of alcohol besides the ethyl
or grain alcohol used in beverages.
THE law doesn't say anything
about chemistry" he contended. TT
stipulates teaching of the effects Of
intoxicating alcohol"
He asked for more emphasis on
the dangers of alcohol and less on
the highly technical details" OF DR..
Gannon's report.
I'VE are in complete agreement
with Mr.. LaRoe that the course
should be revised" said Edgar b.
Brosssard. another representative Of
the Latter Day Saints.
This new document is seanAxttempt
TO Justify the. use of alcoholic bev-
eraee in moderation, m, attempt
to rationalise its use BY adults" 80
DR.. Ellsworth Carpenter, vice
president Of the Anti Cigarette
League, described cigarettes and
alcohol as "lions from the ZOO. going
down the street destroying women
and children BY the mil1ions."
I'VE all love DR.. Ballou as a
noble man." he said. Would he
like to see these lions loose in his
schoolrooms? Some of them may
be right here in this room now"
Raps for Order.
DR.. Cannon repeatedly was forced
to rap for order as. despite admon-
itions. the crowd of 800 interrupted
the lengthy hearing with bursts of
applause. Several speakers were
reminded of the 10-minute time
limit. Two were asked 10 discuss
only the course, mot wet and dry
arguments"
Witnesses included Richard Spen-
Ger Palmer Of the National Fedora
ton OF Mems Bible Glasses and
William J. Tucker and Charles M.
Pldgeon OF the District Public
School Association and Miss Bertha
Rachel Palmer. representative of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, who produced a blackboard
and sketched the human brain on
it to show committee members that
effects of alcohol should be taught
| by pictures, not words.
Mrs. Ida w. Ramsey, president of
the District WCTU, issued 4 state
ment after the meeting saying:
We have confidence that men and
women who are qualified to serve on
the board will exercise their good
Judgment to prevent a serious dis
location Of a curriculum, which has
been accepted since 1887. by the in
PRODUCTION of controversial matters. ~
August Gutheim criticised the
new course for ignoring the rela-
ton between consumption of alco-
hol and social vice"
The Rev. DR.. E. E. Richardson
represented the Trans-Eastern Min
isterial League.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Socialist Leader to Speak

Morris Milgram, national secre-
tary of the Workers Defense League
and member of the National
Executive Committee Of the So
cialist party, will address the Wash
ington Area War Resisters' League
at o'clock tonight at the Friends
Meeting House. gill Florida ave-
nue. NV This is the third in
series of lectures on "PacifSm and
the Four Freedoms"
Evening star., 1942-11-01

meeting will Be the associations
gift of two ambulances for war
service, one to the Walter Reed
Hospital, and the other to the
Naval Center at Anacostia. A drive
to raise $4,000 among the associa.
tion's 1,400 members to pay for
the fully equipped ambulances Is
under way. This committee Is
headed by F. Regis Noel, chairman;
Joseph G. McGarraghy, vice chair
man, and Charles E. Pledger, jr.,
secretary.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

It's common sense to be thrifty.
War bonds help you TO- save and
help to save America.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Adolph, Benito and Hirohito-the
three blind mice. Make them run
with war bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls Uere born 20
H,Icr FRA trk 261O0 R,vcrdais
lErmateu GIdii1Es 1000 Asbury PARK.
Ann Grttr. 1855 Cnerrslawn
Marion GHudcn0w l.1a1 >'U'pel
Mar. Gibbons qts6 Manor
lucille Graz 1921 Cortland.
MYRTLE Hunter - Fast Willis
Ruth H.uEeu i6Es0 FsfNe.t
Agnes Holmbets 1851 Ptrchu-s'
trah Hudo0 1907 Ncs'trouN
t'yrA H.omar. sa2e Vi0'W"od
Eleanor lols'eI0. 1921 chop" Place
Priscilla krtskt. los : Gates
Lois Ke0eau 2s2t McnmEai|
Mary kurzaVa 1000 Rraden
SYLVIA Kohn. 63s Suirc Dame Crosse Pie
Helen EopAstj. jG2P Fifteenth.
Gina Kline. 3-ss Rochester.
Margaret IaCharce. 1J5ii Patton.
pcrgy Lowe az H'u~r.
Helen Iammt 2-A Ford. Highland Park.
Ethel Levine 5000 FIWhu-st
ENrlvn Mcclure. 2jt5 Wendell.
Eleanor Marohetti 1917 - Joseph
Jeanne MscLaren. 1887 Woodland D.
vcrnita Miller. isii7 s,anshury.
Alice Nirhs 1850 Rive-,iev
Helen Miniak 9te7 McbouEsif Ham
'ramck
Rose Ma,tara s77s Rrl,idcrc
Mildred o Conner 1882 Sslina, Dearborn
Alice O'Rourkc 1850 Twelfth
Mskfslon Pauiir 2sf53 Beck RI Gardei
CITY
ratricia Pc,rv 1885 Connrwood
Catherine Rosehar' Ho12 Nonfclair tvinsl
Glendota Rem. ltfSn Faircrost
Ruth Rimka ass Ttlwsu.
lrola Rochce4u i132t Cheyenne
Jane Relnhardf 1890 Revere
Elsie smith. 1881 Wo'cott Ferndais
Helen Schwab 4j16 Field
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Top counts are 3OO2 of Jcrr,
NidroS SchlitI of Grand Rapids
2S30 Of Orphcum Travellers o.
Pontiac, 1893 of John Gaze ant
Pete Carter 736 Of Mettc Stand
ISL and 1919 Of jim Dmegho.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Detroit men VIII get a brief
respite from state tourney com
petition in Saginaw this weekend
leaving the alleys 10 Battle Creek
and Saginaw spiders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BIRTHS


Rows Vefe born o..
esther Rr.eErer. sssn CIayersvr.
Aufu.rg''e Baron $3.50 Garden
Primrose bliss 1856 LonfN .e',.
Kaihertn Brown slgt FISCHER.
Frances RIrc 1853 frartfstt
viola Collins 1926 Iroqur.s
Lucille Bsasrt ~ WcHe'e, drive Pleasant
He.ea Ba,r.es. IIa2 West Lake road
walled Lake
Dorothy cook -ia Ro,a, Russl oak.
NieI0e cox i3lta Turner
Rae cushing i22 West Wins
Dorothy Uprr,. tPis lsNnfne.
Cor.rre In.cEa. 1917 Htrner
Dorothy fary 49, Tempe
cecilia Fefhciu ltl6 Hardwood
Harsr FaiuE-}23 last rim RoyaI oak.
Maxine Guttefsnhn 11tSo outer drive
Constance GAtecuff 4sg3 Commonwealth.
Frances GuIdsW lr'by. 1921 Brale
Ida Goldman. i03S Webb
Helen Gorbc. 1895 Nhee''ck
Marguerite Guest 2i3 L.nwood Royal
Oak
Geraidioc Hcruaer 1890 Relvidere.
Jean HoWsston. ts3g Cas-
Frieda Hsrtzel 40 Eas, Hszeiharst FERN
dale
Fihel Hoffman. $3.50 Genesee
Pauline lllrNsr 2r9o Nerfaska
Janice He1Iey. 1875 Ferris. Roval Oak.
Dorothy Huth G597 App1rne Dearborn
Elizabeth HIM. asst Gratot. East De.
Kathleen Hickey. ittos pine. Irks,er
Lottie Hundziusk. 2133 EDWIN. Ham
tfafnck
Elsie ineris tc3S ter0N
V .oict Johnson 1922 sheridan
Grace Ksrshenstein 500 pe'erroro
Adeline kaics 1877 santa Barbara.
stella Knapp. 6Jl6 CHOPIN
GIRLS
Girls Nffr born To-.
Mary Jane Archer. 2i7i3 Moh-, Dtar-
born
Anl.-A nall-ae--l- .ll4 I.-.-t+-----
FREDDIE Btruett. 1922 Matkay
IsNernc BIehler gj2 West Hancock.
Fngabr'h Bousrhe' 1910 Ncrrick
Mary Brown. 6032 Mead Dearborn
NUreia Baras HHI4-E iceland
Lucille Brown. 1857 Wisconsin.
RAE Cushing. i22 West Willis
FNeer Dunn 25iG Garland
Elurcncn- eau 4aE.-+S.fr- fife~nwav
MARY Chltncs 1913 Nnndmonf
tvelvn cohen 2S6s Rurungame
Dorothy Delecke 1890 Frankfort court.
Helen punngean. 1882 Fourth.
Pam Tllis 72f2 Webb
Dorothy Fishmsn, isi7i Appoline.
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Buy "A Bomber
Bron(os Use Scrubs
To Keep Down Score

KALAMAZOO. Jan 30 HITTING
IN high and using more than Two
teams. tho Western Michigan
caeerS Swamped Wabash College
Of Indiana. 5l-3S The BroncoS
set up fast pace at the start
which the little Giants could not
match and al the half The BroncoS
were IN front. 26-If Finally, with
The score IN i5-lS. q reserve team
took the floor and Wabash scored
rapidly thereafter but was never
close enough 10 threaten.
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Scratches
(By nited Press

HfALEAH
Tra4 fast
FFs' Rae kjDes Gi.fF.
Second R5cr Toy Foot cav Amen.
Csu Baypoif. Back Flame
Tn.rd Race stable Chance Ray stand
Aipre EpaminpnGps
Fourth Race Tony Weaver Smart
Crack Tyrone sun Trad
F1un Race Bremen Pass Moon Aai-
der Hard BIAS Royal Neista.
seventh Race Tex Hygro.
Eghtn Rae False P.st
FAIR GROUNDS
Track fast
FIRST Race Double iAdt lntl &"
Mention Top Sote. Dallas Flash, Val
dina -MarEe
second Race waiter T.. Uracon Mas
cot FIfonhead Ar Hostess Tedum
Third Race Fair Fiaa Gt~enuck son.
SeGs Roman Ca'play. EDS First Leos q
Fourth Pace Cray Dream COD Cl0ck.
Eist,ar Playful Lass Boards MISS.
Masculine Burma
frl Rat, FHlsWstp Fsta Fencing
s.N'h Race Ntsr.a Latter choice.
srn.srnn'. Lasht Barse' Top Band.
M'4lvriIr
seventh Race Ftvfns CIVIL Idle Lad
ur4a u-,---=4aar "a Wsstyhsstsf Day
il Done
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Death notlles

BILIIA> January 80 Alex 81 1929 Mel
drum beloved husband ~ Anna dea'
brother ~ steve. Fur~rsl service Monday
l0 m az \ u Peters funeral home
i-ct7 Gta'Iu' avenue
NEWION Jsuuar, % Joseph beloved
husband ~ Mary Newton cesr fathei
~ ne ate Helen Funeral from Verheg
#tl.s paF.urs $3.50 MACK Saturday 9 80
20 our Lads OF sorrow church al 10
PALNIAI LII- suddenly Funeral from
residence flgl Yorkshire. Saturday a,
80 n Baldwin tH.ch!EanJ paper'
please cops
IIININ BERTHA tree OstrnVskp. Jan
.trs - lHf. loving mother ot E'he
W..sflrs grand mother Of sharon Lynn
SISTER ~ Paul Mitchell. celia Meiibscn
Paul and Frank OstruVski funeral from
Joseph Sar0owsk Chapel 4ls- Campbe ID
A. Burharsr. Monday. so =. m. Assump
fHu church ~ = O'Clock
WELSH Edwarf. beloved husband Of me
ave ka'hav.nt dear father ~ Joseph
Funeral SOON CLAYTON BuIniag" Funeral
Home 1870 BaElc}. Saturday ~ 30 a. m
" ls' Holy Trinity Church a. 10 90
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Buy a Bomber
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James r. Kreidler, 81 Florence NJ
Matthes %
James 4 Rieden. 81 Agnes \. Flvnn, 2s
A. Il. Afford. ~. Clara Johnson, 80.
George Frangie 20 Mary Union. 70
Edwin Gaikowski 81 Mae r Lelasius. 2s.
Dallas Hoppe 81. Geraldine Mohr. IS
Edward Hosklns -: Doruthy- SowinS<y-
John Storoz 26 Mary Brywka %
Carl Y. priskU "a Earlene Virginia
Scott 10
William =. Earle. a.; Mary = Town.
send 70
Joseph p. Fatrchnd. 2oi Pauline Jones. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
378 WOHnem'S. Elves
Launch State Meet
BY HAROLD KAHL

Michigan State Women's Bowl
ing Association will launch its six
tenth annual tournament at Bill
lury's Spartan Recreation in
h nsing tomorrow afternoon with
rfrecord entry of 378 teams, repre-
senting 90 different cities.
The event attracted 553 doubles
combinations and 1,0l7 individuals
and will have a prize fund of SS.-
O26. Emma Hill president. an
nounced. How popular bowling has
become with the women is shown
In the fact six years ago 50 fives
from eight cities competed.
The tourney is divided into five
classes for team, doubles and
singles. Class A is ISL and up for
team, BOZ and up for doubles and
singles Isl and up. Class + is $50,
23o and III and under.
Frank and Joseph BOva, father
and son OH the Muer Heavyweight
team In the Detroit Elks, rolled
Identical totals Of 457. Far from
their weight. Frank tipping the
scales at 278 and Joe at 1876 for
31i, but same numbers.
Alice Hoporc. Ijt-arcroge
roller IN the Metro AH-Star.
clustered 242-106-I92 for 63O ~
the GnrdcH.
Eleven Detroit qulntets Will be
among the 29 that will wind up the
third annual Knights of Columbus
state tournament at Tom Halli-
gan's Flint Recreation tomorrow
and Sunday.
Detroit tops every event. Stroh
leading the fivc-men with 3l5i
Joe Norris the singles and all
events with 734 and 202S. and Joe
MegyeSl and William LcShlnSki the
doubles with 1852
team has challenged RAY Gays
five which holds all records for
the Graphic Arts loop. To IA match
ut Twentieth Century February :.
The team II composed 81 Margaret
itz" Denk, Virginia Chips"
hder. Teresa Clutch" Lott.
Clara Fanny" Valentine and Lii
liam "Toots" Neuschxfer, accord
ing In Charley Rabaut.
Edith Hack coBtTr'cd the =
IN split m me state Fair
Lddics.
Detroit men VIII get a brief
respite from state tourney com
petition in Saginaw this weekend
leaving the alleys 10 Battle Creek
and Saginaw spiders
Top counts are 3OO2 Of Jerry
Nidro'S SChltl of Grand Rapid,
2830 Of Orphcum Travellers OF
Pontiac, 1898 OF John Cave and
Pete Carter 736 of Mettc Stand
ISL and 1919 Of jim Dlmegho.
Earl Benton's Grri>ch main
tained it, one-game margin over
Clarence Schmidt's Risdon Bros.
I'm Johnny NilIett's House by taxi
Ing two from FORTIFIED. Risdon
nicked BEDFORD Rec. for t1,o.
Dave Berger tipped 2l2-277-2OI
for 500 and Les \ipper 2Il-22I-
2IS for 6s5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Male Help Wanted
Plant
MANAGER

EXPANSION PROGRAM IL
WELL ESTABLISHED AIR
CRAFT PARTS CONCERN
HAS CREATED AN OPENING
FOR A THOROUGHLY QUAIL
FLED PLANT MAN GER.
MUST KNOW ALL PHASES
OF PRECISION PRODUCTION
NJ IT HODS, PROCESSINGS.
EQUIPMENT AND TOOLING.
MUST BE ABLE TO BUILD
AND HANDLE AN ORGANl-
ZATION EFFECTIVELY. EX-
CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR The RIGHT MAN.
WRITE LETTER STATING
QUALIFICATIONS, PREVIOUS
EMPLOYERS AND SALARY
RECEIVED TO BON ASS.
DETROIT TIMES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Edith Hoick coptFr'cd the =
I'm spit an the State Fair
Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
BUY "A Bomber
DIVORCES

John Hicks from Gladys
NettIe Dtepp from Michael
Warren Griswold from Van Della
Stella Loiero from Nick
Irene Lipapa from LrWn
Maria Mills from Burton
Lillian Sparks from Roy,
virginia Naloney from Arthur
Mildred Harris from scott
Violet Iongscre from Darirf
Alma Cunningham from Thomas
Helen Wolny from Marian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
DR.. A|bertus Ny|dnd
Kent Medical Society S
Oldest Member

GRAND RAPIDS. Jan 80 GNS)
DR.. Albcrtus Nyland, SO, the
oldest member of the Kent County
Medical Society. is dead. following
a fall in his residence.
Doctor Nyland was former preSi-
dent of the state board of rcgiStra'-
IN in medicine. on which he
lived for rs years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Mrs. n. NJ. S(hukne(hI
Police Inspector WIDOW
10 Be Buried tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Norton
NJ. Schuknecht OF SIG YorkShlr,
road viii be held al 80 p m
tomorrow az the Christ Lutheran
Church. IroquolS and East Vernon
highway, with burial IN tho Ever
green Cemetery.
Mrs. SchukncCht was born in
Detroit IN 1878. She was the for
MGR Emma DccrlnC and tho widow
Of Police Inspector Norton VI
SChukncCht.
Two children Helen and Norton
1r., and a brother. Walter DccrinC
survive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

NAMES SWEET Shop-Ltsh' lunches
spdss. 1903 East Perry. Trinity 2st7f
MEMS accessories. lunches, beer and wine
- take out 5sqt West Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Louis Piazza. % Catherine Ankenhranft
p.
Russell D. Kerhyson 2s Mildred NJ
Dale 23
James c Coleman Al. Nolere Dixon -
Joseph S'askowsAl - Eieanore +
Michalski *
lowell pope. 81. ClpdeIe Thompson q.
Hunert Hetrick. u Marcens furmanek
~
RAYMOND Hoffman. q Lacey Chambers
p
Le1ard e wrhcck % Cal Richards ~
phnup & R8rr.'f. 50 Marjorie Wisr, 70
William Henderson -. Ruby stamps j.
= 90 Hara hurd4 30 Doris SartartU1. .
Dallas " Johnson % Grace Johnson. -
Donald &. Sudds 90 Marian J. Anderson
20
Ralph Lubaway p Wilma \. cole. -
Fr'd Filuuai'. 20 Enrpf b Bct'Inger. Il
John f. Robh. % Helen q Howell, IS.
Marvin Miller. - Nsre' Riley -
John Williams. % Marianne Ludwig. %
Edward =. Franks. %. Joan Marie Il
Beau %
Wavlant " Binder, %. Juiette ChiZ
nadia, %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Trade SchooIS-FemaIe
Beauty Culture Schools

GIRLS Free BEAUTY Culture Training
HYGIENE SCHOOL. $3.50 Twelfth.
Madison S053
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate uStings
IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
Mrs. Sarah WiIkersor
SUccumDs in Was ington
After Brief Illness

Detroit friends OF Mrs Sarah
Louise WilkerSon were informed
today Of her death in Washington.
d. C.. after a short illness. She
was GO.
Mrs. Wilkerson is survived by a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

co.'s purse containing isdys watcn. los,
sans 81 re gltt from dead mother keef
money D -arborn 37+s-M
'DIAMO%u r.F gen;!'maus kndly return
ReW1ta Tyler s-6sss. $3.50 La Sale
DOG Loss. male part CHOW black anC
tt0Wu Answers 10 'P1mpa" Reward
1858 Nest Grand Blvd. MADISON s7o5.
FOTND-AI black male sheep dos
Cherry 1871
HAMILTON WRlSTWATCH cost Detroit
Edison treasured graduation g.tt'
SIS 90 reward no questions asked. Tele'
phone University 2-5l2t
LOST Brown ard white Springer spaniel
months near East Garfield. Reward
4s64 Dubois
MIGNON wrist watch yeft7v gold Dscem-
Der -. Hamilton bus reward. Nine~ood
2-0g0s
POMFRASTAN- aor -efc'sh brown Jos,
neishbornoo1 telegraph Ford Roads 70
ward Telephone superior Ot5h r lsti
Rosevere. Dearborn.
SCOT~TY dog male vicinity Longteuaw- Ia
sale chl8s pet reward TO s-7lgl.
SPRINGER spaniel male black white
stub tsl reward. Telephone Arlington
ep5G
TERRIER Brown. u,,ie black. WIN white
breast short front legs male name
Elmer 1928 Huston. Pingree 07j2
WRIsTWATCH Nora from Auutle " be
tweent Fox Thea,er Kresges. Reward
Lenox Sis.
CONSULT ire enlarged Real Estate listings
in the b,g sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

H~pyY Wctcr has tql,e Jc
'oad a me mdr,dUaf arc,og.s
OF tho Metro AH->f0r Ciassir
NTH l72I}, INST II pms ohcod
OF Jimmy GtddcH
Ellsworth seized first place in
the WcStoWn by sweeping Arm.
strong aS Chclscl wa.- blankcd bl
LitchcuNc Fred Schradcr'S 80
and Glenn Mann 81 in 5j5 were
highs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30
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DEATHS

Marina Madison 1852 Russell 81
Wi'ism /. stewart 3727 Trumhlll 50
Joseph John piscopink Pennington IS
Nellie r. Bailey 800 Lakepointe IS.
william F. Rcinhol1 1858 McDyugaI, -.
Melvin Dale Jones 5000 Gra'ut T.
Donald Mcintosh 1927 Spruce -
cora ~ Dude 1926 Sixth. ~
Nathan Crosbie Knaggs S1in quincy 30
Sheriff. Amber Nor'hviUe ~
Elizabeth Phelps 5qg7 Lawfon 90
willie Williams 1879 Clinton So
Margaret Royle 1921 Iift'cdcld 50
Evans Doziet. 5s7 Farnsworth. -
GEORGE Washington. $3.50 Wexford. 81
Gertrude Wilson. 1929 Mullctt. q.
Mabel Charst. 24s2 Finh So
Florence Mae ACker 1893 Fnrrer Il
Mahel- kluulng.-G,sr r..++i--sa v---r47'------
Jennie Anderson. 1925 Roosevelt -
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Death notices

YITILE January - Befnice beloved wife
~ Ross daughter ot Mr and Mrs tc
ward & tafr dear sister ~ Mrs Roland
Eiss Jr and Miss sally Ann Farr Funeral
from Griffin A WADE. l5227 East Jeher-
son avenue Saturday, 10 80 m. Crosse
pnlnfe MemnrAI Church ~ u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-30

Gordon Russell spearcd 2J1 M
The WUroy Hntcr-PlaDt.
Teams in the $40 Major Classic
viii open the last round with
Roadway Famous and PabSt dead
locked for the lead. Famous twin
victory over Roadway and PabSl :
sweep over Rainbow created the
tie
PabSts 3076 for new second
high and Frank MikicTs 247-2l9-
30 for $40 featured. Omar Hcrp-
plch tops the individual averages
with 1877 for 90 games.
DeStroNers Of Ecor>e will be
leading by % pins when they shoot
the last half of their Murray Inter
Plant match against Plant Protec-
tion No. al Down River Recrca-
ton tomorrow. They gained this
lead despite George Shortreed'>
20l-23j-2I6 for 65I.
Jo>cOh Rcms,oa's e,l oad
anna 'fNf ffii fffft = -aV--DF m y
tccrc hlgAi.gAts 49, ne Oidbr,.
Harry Rowe 81 pushed on,
pa 10 help Northern Electro set
new high single, $50. and hold first
place IN the White Division Of the
Graphic Arts Only II points
separate the frs, and eighth team
IN this section
Win Mary Lohr getting $50
Browncll tghtcncd the race in the
Green by tying for second Jack
RcIner hot 80 Walter Hartkc'S
2Zi and 62i stood out IN the Blue
Rainbow reign ~ leader in the
Genial ended after 10 weeks, Andy
tarte's going Ia the top by a
game. Louis Delegate whipped
across 233- 230-2Oj for Sos.
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DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Checker cabs. An outdoor jnb--drvlng A
pleasure CAT Healthful profitable and
steady. Axes p 10 80 Apply 2l2s Trum
bun after 9 a. m
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Sheriff. W. Amber
Rites Set Tor Executive
Of Oodqe Brothers

Last rites for Shcrill "
Amber Il. Dodge Brothers cXrC.
Alvc. VIII bc held AZ > = m 20.
rrow IN the Schrader Chapci AT
sr'hvillc
Surviving are his widow Lcota
his mother Mrs Marku> Amber
daughter Evelyn Of Chicago, a
son. Richard and sister. Nh,
Charles Meyers Of Worthwhile.
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Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BEAGLE HOUND LOST Brown and white
male $40 reward IVanhpe U745
BLACK PERSIAN CAT SeiVhhorhood l5o
Massachusetts Hvrr-TFr. Rrr-ar1- fefV,
phone Townsend 1-525l
BULL. TERRIER Brindle white Rex
SATURDAY Livernois -Burungame, reward
Northlawn sijl
CHANGE purse Iivern3is bus Ree cross
m0nes, needed reward. University
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11

Thar She Blowsw Another
Instalment Of Cap'n Lester A.
Mosher's Thrilling Tales Of tho
Old Whaling Days, In Which He
Tells About Nat Pengannon ard
His Escape From Slavery With
n Slave Girl. Don't Miss This
Double Page Illustrated Fea-
ture, I'm The American Weekly
With This Sundays Issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Detroiier Engineers Major

FORT CUSTER, Sept. IA
former accountant in the Detroit
Board Of Assessors received his
promotion to major of engineers
today. He is Maj. John T. Krohl,
who has been on duty here since
January, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Heads China Relief

MIDDLETOWN. Conn. Sept. II
(INS).-President James L. Nc
Conaughy of Wesleyan University
has been granted a leave of alb
sence for the college year by the
board of trustees so that he might
accept the presidency OF United
China Relief, it was announced
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
Report 10 Hotel Insomnia
Brevetted Bell Boy,
Bugs Job in Army
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Just when it looked like there for any
where the old Jggadier-Brindle sent for and said:
Bugs, while the Japs taking the islands cap
turing the hotels"
EYES, sir" I remarked, because no matter what the
Jggadier said was wrong.
Look at this" he said. showing a map stuck with
pins. Each of those pins hotel We have $50 in
Miami with ii 900 How would you like to fight the
there?"
EYES, SIR"
1--WE have of hotels in Atlantic City. We have the
Stevens In Chicago with 5000 You could sleep
different In the Stevens every night for eight
We have 204 hotels and the English have taken the
Grafton In Washington Altogether $4,000 with
elevator service"
Eyes sir
Tho British purchasing commission taken the
226room Grafton the District Of Columbia They must be
purchasing cracked Ice and club soda"
Eyes SIR"
"That gives me chance to put you in the army
boys let them work up nOncommssoned credit
ayers The hours long but hotel sank
"Yes SIR"
"You your country Scotch and soda the
time"
"Yes SIR"
marching equipment You active service dunkng
tea-bas for crosseyed colonies of the senior grade"
"Yes SIR"
Well it looks like the Traymore Atlantic City fine
example of what tent do it's fed the correct kind
Of dog food
service Owing to military necessity cannot reveal its
location
ITO be continued.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-11
River Yields Mans Body

Police today were seeking the
identity of a man about As years
old, 5 feet 6 inches tall, and weigh
ing about 160 pounds, whose body
was taken from the Detroit River
at the foot of First street.