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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Tops
Inf Bdtters

NEW YORK, Dec. % CUP). -
Henry Majeski. right-handed slug
ger OF the Newark Bears, compiled
the highest percentage, collected
the most hits and drove in the
most runs 10 win individual honors
in the International League batting
race, official figures for 1912
showed today
MaieSki- hit-r345- 10 lead his
nearest rival Gene Moore of Mon
treal by 30 points Third man in
the average column was Johnny
Welaj of Buffalo who hit 300
MajeskiS l9S hits in 574 times
at bat paced the field in that de-
partment with Moore turning IN
1S4 for second place. Majeski also
drove in 12i runs TO head that
division with Eddie Robinson OF
Baltimore sending over l04 for the
runner-up spot.
Moore topped the circuit in three
other departments. He scored The
most runs, ia; hit the most trip
les. Y, and compiled the most
total bases. 305.
Les Burge of Montreal won the
home run crown by betting Is,
Robinson finishing second with q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Cotton BoW|ers
Get Easy Drills

DALLAS. Tex. Dec IS (UP).-
Georgia Tech and the University
OF Texas football teams tapereo
off training with mild workout
schedules today as the approach OF
their New Years Day Cotton Bow
tilt found both squads in top physl'
cal condition.
The two squads. numbering
some 10 players, arrived on the
scene Sunday and the rival
coaches. Bill Alexander OF the
Georgians and Texas Dana y
Bible. slated only light drills. Most
Of the players had gone home for
Christmas and the rival mentors
agreed their primary task was
putting their men on edge for the
contest.
Alexander. who has been voted
coach OF the year by sports writ.
ers. presented peS>imiStic face
when cornered IN his hotel head
quarters.
Frankly. I'm worried about
those Texans" ne said. I'VE
don't know anything about them
that II. except that they play
n fine brand Of football. l know
that any Bible-coached team
won't be lacking in fundamental
ability. Their fine defensive
record this year youches for
that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
East Ordered 10 End
West Team S Streak

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec IS
ms The East has 10 win this
one, boys"
That was the order which Andy
Kerr and DR.. George HauSer, CO.
coaches Of the East Shrine football
team, passed on 10 their squad to-
day.
Not since 1897 has the East won
an EaSt-WeSt Shrine game. which
comes back 10 It's home grounds at
kezar Stadium IN San Francisco
January ! after being played away
from home for the first time last
New Years Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
.LdMottd Puts
.|nHeavyDdy

Jake LaMotte. one OF the new
sensations of the ring who fights
Jimmy Edgar Friday night al
Olympia, doesn't believe in vast
ing time.
On his arrival here Saturday
night, LaMotte inquired of Pro-
moter Nick LondeS where is the
park He wanted 10 do some
road work Yesterday morning
That wasn't necessary though,
as Nick alreadY--had made ar
rangements for the easterner 10
train at the Motor City gym.
Once there LeMette- boxed tue
rounds with both Charley Hayes
and Chuck Woods, then did the
equivalent OF six rounds in gym
work. Apparently he believes in
preparedness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
WILL JOIN NRA

He has made application 10 the
NRA for membership with that
organization. and will receive an
allotment of % calibre ammunl-
ton for training
For information as 10 enrolling
in the Center Line school contact
Dresser at S079 Warren boulevard
Center Line.
Russell +. JOHN. secretary oil
the Borderline Rifle Club of Port
Huron, writes that he is glad Yc
know that the Hearst-TimeS
matches viii be held next spring
"Ne will have bigger and
better turn out than last year"
JOHN writes. land will do every
thing here 10 make IL So"
Borderline Rifle Club carried off
major honorS in the 191l tOurna-
ment when its team topped 1000
gunnerS in the shoot
I'VE do not expect to hold
the Hearst trophy next year, but
we certainly are going to make
the winners work for it," JOHN
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Il. s. Seeks 10 End
7 Disputes in Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec. Is (INS).-
Federal authorities strove today
to settle wage disputes in two
strike threats in Chicago. In one,
a three-man panel named by the
War Labor Board opened hearings
on a WIRE dispute between the
- dplds Transit Company
and It's 4,500 elevated railroad
workers.
In the other ByrneM. Baenock,
department of labor conciliator,
was called upon to settle wage
dispute between the Chicago and
Illinois carriage tcompanieS and
their $4,000 truck drivers who
have threatened strike action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
He's going to play. His an
kles will be well by Friday"
FEAR TRIPPrS PASSES

That Trippi'S hurting ability has
been taken into account in the
-tCLA- camp was confirmed by
news that the Bruins will spend
their last two days of practice at
home working on pass defense be-
fore moving 10 the Pose Bowl for
two final days Of drill on offensive
plays.
Bruin scout Cecil Hollingsworth.
who watched the Bulldogs drub
Georgia Tech. admitted his opin-
ion was that when II comes 10
passing, Trippi has Slnkwich
topped "
Horell meanwhile. groomed jim
Dougherty TO replace Armstrong
al the center spot should the lat
tiers injury fail 10 respond 70
treatment Al Hollywood Hospital
The mcdicoS gave Armstrong q
$3.50 chance 10 see action Friday
Dougherty has played almost as
much as Armstrong in the l942
season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Ruffing Reports
For His Physical

SANTA MONICA, Cal, Dec. 2S
tUP).-Righ,hander Charlie Ruff
fing, ace of the New York Yank-
eeS pitching staff for the past
deeade.. viii report to his draft
board today for a physical exam
nation preparatory 10 induction.
The 37-year-old veteran is en-
pioyed in an aircraft plant in
southern California during the Off
season. He is married but has no
children. Ruffing will be 3S years
old next May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Army Probes Crash
In Which 5 Men Died

SACRAMENTO Cal 2S
GNS).-A board of army officers
was named today to investigate
the crash of a twin-engined army
transport plane in which five men
were killed.
The wreckage OF the plane.
which had been missing since last
Tuesday from McClelland field.
Sacramento, was found yesterday
IN a gully six miles west OF Fair
field, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
East Side, Jdg|owi(z
Share First Place

East Side Gears and JagloWic2
continue on top in the Sunday Rec
reatlon Basketball League follow
ing their third victories in az many
starts yesterday.
The east side outfit handed Ar
thurs their first defeat. 4S-37. as
Jaglowicz won from TrojanS. 1925.
In the other games Brewster de-
feated Continental, 45-43. and
Auto Club registered its first trI-
umph by winning from Circle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
xxoe1t Se41Ecp 0zeczdM
BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
tfftes CONVERTED tNro INCOMES

CARLSON STUDIOS--Adverttsing displays
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph si14.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
All Of Montana S
Coaches in Service

MISSOULA. Mont. Dec 2S
GNS) The University Of Mon
tana was fresh out of coaches to-
day. having lost four 10 the armed
forces in the last few months.
In consequence. the athletic di-
rector from the MiSSoula High
School f.. S. ChinSke. will double
in brass for the remainder of the
year. handling both the college and
prep teams. He will take over the
varsity basketball team this week.
Coaches lost by Montana were
Doug FcSSenden, football. Harry
Adams, track JiggS Dahlberg,
FeSscnden'S replacement in foot
ball. and Clyde Carpenter, basket
ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Lead Chdnges
In Trio Event

Backoffs hold first place today
in the Chene- Trombly Recreation
overaverage bowling tournament
for three-man teams. The new
leaders had 223 over the week lend
10 succeed Peninsular No. ? now
sharing second place with Walbys
on l79.
Pete PazoriS. ATS; Eddie Kaznit,
567: Joe Michalik. 627. totallng
1863. make up the leading trio.
.Schanges landed fourth on 167 and
Mlcromatic Hone is down TO fifth
on l46.
An unofficial check Of the entry
liSt-ShewS- more than -l59- teams
competing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Lost and Found
INSULATING ENGINEERS
INSULATION

c. l.. HOLMES COMPANY - Insulation.
Storm Sash. 1914 Pierson. Evergreen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
; New Cases Raise
Smallpox Total 10 81

LEWISTOWN. Pa, Dec. Is
INS).-Smallpox continued &c
rage through Kishacoquillas VAL
ley near Lewistown today with
three new cases reported over the
weekend boosting the total OF
persons stricken with the dread
disease TO 81.
More than 5000 persons living
in the Central Pennsylvania valley
have been segregated from their
neighbors. State motor police have
thrown Gordon around the-pal-
ley TO prevent persons from leav-
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Ydnks Bag Il laps
Rdidinq Burma Road

CHUNKING, Dec. % (INS).-
American fiers shot down eight of
u Japanese bombers attempting
TO blast the Burma Road between
Running and Paosan in Yunnan
Province Saturday, the Chinese
Central News Agency reported to-
day.
The same dispatch said so Japa-
nese bombers. operating in three
separate flights, were able 10 un-
load only six bombs on. Yunnanyi
in Yunnan Province in raids
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Boys 5i2
Stands
To Front

One of the features OF Travelling
League bowling over the weekend
was the performance of 17-year-
old Bob Crawford OF Krecke'S Five.
an eastern division member. He
had 2l6-242-254 for 712. He was
rolling at Ritter Recreation.
In the western division PabSt
had 1895 for night high. Warren
Hoffman and Arnold Wagner put
ting up $50 and 6f2. The Hoffman
series was sixth season high The
-thi2d- high single OF the season
came when Henry Jankowsky
raped 275.
Floyd Day banged els al Crest
Lanes Joe Szuch of Coca-Cola had
2l2-232 in 63S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
CONDUCT SCHOOL

The Borderline Club is conduct
ing rifle training school at its
range, 923l9 Military street, Port
Huron, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday nights from Z to II,
and Sunday from 9 a. m. Those
interested should contact JOHN at
f4lO Eapeer avenue, telephone
S0SS.
The Port Huron Junior College
has a large group in training at
the Borderline Club again this
year W. w. Shideler, who is in
charge announced. They practice
every Monday evening al the
Borderline range. The Port Huron
Junior College won the girls
Hearst-Times championship last
year with a record-breaking score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Yanks Hear Carols
And Bomb Jap Base

WITH NITED STATES
ARM AIR FORCES IN CHINA.
Dec. . (UP) CDelayed).-Ameri
can bomberS unloaded tons OF fire
bombs on Tengchung CTengyueh( ,,
A major Japanese base 80 miles
west of the Salween River, Christ
mas Eve while the crews listened
on the short wave radio to carols
from the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
New Rifle Rance
ToBe0pened
|nCenter Line
BY DON GILES

Center Line. fast growing De-
troit suburb. is 10 have lis first
outdoor rifle shooting. range. and a
rifle training program Will be set
up by William Dresser. former Bay
City Gun Club secretary and Of
fetal scorer OF the SagiHaW-l-sliey
Rifle League.
Dresser. life member OF the
National Rifle Association. and
one Of the states top ranking
marksmen. said the rifle school
would be ready for students aeeHt
January !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Childgoan Heads
COP Women S Clubs

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is
L ] ection of Mrs w. Glenn
Suthers of Chicago as president
Of the National Federation OF
WomenS Republican Clubs was
announced today at the fe1era-
TONS headquarters here
She and six others new national
officers Will take office in January
10 serve two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Central States
Pin Standings

CLASS ALIVE MIN
Leece Neville. Cleveland 1864
- A J. Parking, Cleveland 3O3l
Minershte Recruits 292s
Chene Ttombly Recreation 1920
Flint Frankenmuth 29iz
CLASS B-FINE-MEN
Detroit Recreation 1851
Ferns r, Lucas. Port Huron 2s4S
~ /. Hudson 2S3D
Wilcox Rich No. ., Saginaw 2Si7
Doctor Nader 2si0
Twentieth Cent Rec, Battle Greek 26s6
Buny Brothers 265i
Schmidt 2b52
Bronson 26i0
Aircraft 26ly
CLASS A--DOI BLEs
w. Reppcnnagen-W kenet 1878
W. Kneale-J. llchak, Cleveland 1850
e. Shsrrock. X. Stewart, Eindlsy, o. 1881
Paul Cito- Elwood Blake l25f
h. Siperke-T. Miller. Cleveland 1852
CLASS B-DOt BifS
A. fppei l., Johnson. saginaw tat
". Klne-L Kline. Battle Creek 1922
Jack Cunningham Bert Allen 1912
&c. Leffler-D Poussetto. Flint l2lO
Fred shinnick-Carl Parsons 1903
CLASS A-sINGIES
steve Macy, Cleveland I'll
Pat Brady se3
Paul SCribner 500
Clarence KTatenke $40
Joe Kisph. Cleveland hso
CLASS B-SINGLES
John Csrlint ssy
I'd RQhsledl- Saginaw al
STANLEY Wallis, Saginaw $40
Graham shinnick SO
George Hill, Toledo 63i
ALL EVENTS
Al Robinson 1914
PAT Brady 1911
Barney Doyle 1902
Joe kisoh, Cleveland 1889
Joe Szuch 1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
LEW
WALT ER'S
BEST BETS
TROPICAL PARK

( LADIES FIRST Frsr5h Horn. Fiy.ng
Torpedo
: fEtF AIR, Bay borough BIT OF
NeFte
: HAPPY GUESS Ttacflefis Blue Pom
f-SP AETiATF GOOD pr.Ve CArAnsa
: QtAkERToNN. Last God. Last BUD
ne
q SIGHT Z1IaWar Arthur MURRAY.
WHO CALLS Nedde Lass Peffscto
pm
COILS Roy AN Ne NAncys BABY.
PEsT CTAkERTOWS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Cubs Won't Train at Home

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 90 UNS). - Jimmy Wilson, youthful
Of thumbs o a
o train his Wrgley Field.
cooperating Eastman (Joseph B.
Eastman ODT directory and will pitch within
Chicago but think IL a big mistake
at home
wilson, his Philadelphia home, explained that
somepace could
cold" trip
the players a better of mind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
SinkWiich Set,
But injury link
Strikes Uc|dns

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 2s
QNS). - Injuries continued 10
claim the Rose Bowl headlines to-
day as fireball frankie Sinkwich
prepared TO test his shaky ankles
in his first practice session with
fellow Georgia Bulldogs since last
Wednesday.
Meanwhile. UCLA's coach. Babe
Horrell, was confronted with a
headache prior to Fridays encoun-
ter with Georgia. in an injury suf-
fered in practice by Bill Arm
strong, star Bruin center which
kept him in Hollywood Hospital
over the weekend with his knee
undergoing alternating ice packs
and heat treatments.
T hat the Sinkwich injury
seemed we'll on the road TO recov-
cry was indicated by two most i'm
portant sources - coach Wally
Butts and Mrs. frankie Sinkwich,
a 2l-year-old brown haired Georgia
peach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
lobert Stays as Pilot
Says Pills Owner

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. % (UP)
President Gerald p. Nugent o.
the Philadelphia Pills announced
today that Hans Lobert would
manage the club again next year
Denying reports that johnny
Allen. new Pills pitcher. or any
one else was being considered TO
the post. Nugent said Lobert would
be signed amy day now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
A GERMAN Filler

The doar expression of an
officer-flier, captured at Fe-
dala, French Morocco, by
Americans, that better than
his words tells how he felt
about the American victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Ed CurIey's Selections

MIAMI. Dec. % GNS). Ed
Curley'S selections Monday at
Tropical Park
iALADtEs FIRST. Early Delivery
Prairie Dog
FREE AIR, Her Guardian Bit OF
3-,TRACELLETE. Happy Guess. vac
uum Cleaner
t-SPARTIATE Good Drive. wbnlgig
3 QUAKERTOwN. Last Gold. Last
Bubble
Murray.
NEDDIE LASS. Who Calls. Kai-Hi
s-UVALLE. Coleshy Ask Ne
BEST BET QUAKERTOWN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Lost and Found

LOST Female Irish Setter red vicinity
Chalmers and Hayes 1856 Wilfred
Prospect 2f2t Reward
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPPY female.
spotted; liberal reward. 1922 Lawton.
University 2-lSoT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
RAY FOR FATHER.

Id Brchta of WEIGH father oi
Standards Don. showed 675 t234.
21l-23O) aS WEIGH tripped Palmer
Park. losing the third game. 296l
10 29l6 Mt Elliott was night high
on 299O IN beating Martin twice
Those meeting or passing soc
were: Danlcleski. Chene-Tromhly
500 Fred Miller Rainbow. col
Angelic. Gil Walker. 603. Stand.
ard; Jack Murray Nick Van Rim.
fFleSteyn George Murray. 6O6
Clarence Shorkcy. Southeastern
e05 Paul KwaSny Mt Elliott
60l Art Watson. Palmer Park
el2; Sam Evola. Southeastern, Gil.
MT Houtteman Palmer Park. 6lS.
Sylvester Thiel. Chene- Trombly
els.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
EASY TO EXPLAIN

Standards downfall is easy tC
explain Don Brichta, SAB; Bei
Johnston. 400. ole Plasky, 55l
Ellis Walker and Mike Angelic
bea, 500 but two such scores are
rarely enough on the other side
Chcnc- Trombly had low of Dos
from Eddie Hogan but the three
600S included Mike Fishers Gas
and John Botan was only Sly
under.
InZShnrt.- thc-kids= who had =
time staying IN the second division
year ago and learned league
bowling the hard way are two
games out of the lead and holding
third by three.
Rainbow clipped National. 2s71
10 1881 the two anchorTnen, Herb
Lenz and Bert Mort. leading their
respective teams. LEM had 3d.
and Mort sos. Henry Weber of Mt.
Elliott was League No on 697
from 2t377-1,j3-227. Frank Keefc oi
Progressive did 67S from 237.
p2O-22l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

ICE SKATING NlLhtN e.Cert TUESDAY
Afternoon skstinr SATURDAYS Windso.
Arena So McDoueali w'afsor 3-3t7l
Rad Times Want Ads lot profit us'
them Ter rssul'sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
COACHIS CONFIDENT

81 suppose I could moan II j
wanted TO, but the fact II think
he'll he all right, so there's no
reason trying 10 Kid anybody"
Butts said
Adeline Sinkwich, who admits
she had never cooked until she
married the gridiron wonder from
Youngstown, o., emphatically
stated:
He's going TO play. His an
kles will be we'll by Friday"
II might be pointed out thai
Adeline's opinion is the more I'M
pertant has but one husband
while coach WallY Butts haS-ap
ace replacement for Sinkwich, the
gridder, In Charley Trippi, termed
by Georgia coaches an even bet
ter paSSer than Frankie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Kid Five Pdres
Standard Lead
To Single Game
STANDINGS

., Chene-Trombly put together
10th pins and enthusiasm and to-
lay Standard has only one game
Roadway in the Metropolitan Clas-
&c Bowling League after threat
ching 10 make a runaway three
weeks ago. Rainbow took two from
National and ether results leaving
only eight games among the first
eight clubs -
The terrific racket al Conner
Recreation last night between the
hours of 7:3O and 10 was promoted
by Chene-Trombly's youngsters
who shut out Standard. 1851 10
22798 As Joe Pauius says: They
IRE bad enough when they get a
few pins. And when hitting they
drown out all other noises in the
place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28

Dial Cherry $500 10 arrange
for The Detroit Times 10 he
mailed to your man In the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
HIMANE SOCIETY
IGE skAIiNn--MlNnsnR

MICHIGAN HUMANE SOCIETY Emer.
gfnccs handled - hours J7t0I Richmond.
Trfr|f. Z. F4fu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
Debt Reduced
By So. Pacific

NEW YORK, May 13.-Southern
Pacific Company during 1871 re-
tired or acquired $40. 30S. 463
funded debt held by the public,
A. T. Mercier. president. stated in
the pamphlet report. However.
through issuance OF equipment
trust certificates and serial bank
loans net reduction In debt for the
year amounted to only S4,683, 463.
Southern Pacific last year paid
off SIS, 200, 900 of its RFC loan and
$4,000, 900 bank loans. Latter has
been further reduced this year and
now stand at only $7,500.0 900.
Mercier states the road acquired
SO. 49l 900 OF Its own 10-year 3%
per cent secured bonds. due 1916.
and In addition also purchased
S4,413,0 900 San Antonio and Arkan-
sas Pass first 4s. due 1943. or
$50. 166. 900 Of the latter issue now
outstanding. Southern Pacific owns
S11. TO- 900 par amount. according
10 the report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alien J. Lynn. 20: Arisns Miller, n.
Lorimer Shepard. Is: Elixabeth Morgan. 10
Henry G. Zlslinski. "a. Adele NJ. Nc~icki
%.
Elmer y. Biodrstt. rs; Opal Lavsrns sipp
20
Lloyd n. Williams. II: Helen r. vrirrsn
~.
Michael v. Bennett. ~: Irene A. wswryk
20
Floyd Perkins. 10. Janet c. Balmss -.
Nick Vast 81. Lillian Hswicki II.
Calvin John Gauss Jr,. "a Eleanor Vir-
Kinis Keys ~
James Robert N,um. 10: H.Isn " PaEas.
70
George Claude Hsb.rt. "a: Harriet Emma
Boggs 70
Russell n. Hisgins. a. Gayle Msrdi,s
Dewey ~
James charlie, Hicks. 30: Bsrpios Catalina
sp@ek ~
John Nordyks. "a Msdslins Nee. ~
Harry r. Buchanan, ~. Eleanor r. Turner
Ia
John Bernard Oates. "a: Dorothy Jean
Austin. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS
BIRTHS

Virginia Hsmsriek. BOZ so. sandusky.
Jean Hastings. 1854 Indiana
Mary Hopp. i042s Greensboro.
Estsils juras' ssSs Tsrnow
Lillian Jsnssiek, .sl3t East LsntI.
Wanda Johns. 222I wss, Grand avenue.
Anna Belle Jacobs, 369is Ash. Wayne,
Rosemary johnson. i72s Elsm.re.
Frances Rorn. 1865 NOrthlswn.
Antoinette Kowich, 3t3i Algonquin.
Bertha kirxnsT. l1s25 Gitrs.
Lucille kaufman. 6oSs Fifteenth.
Margaret Kiss, 3e3i Wabash.
N~ttis Hatcher 3Tss West Grand.
Rose katt 27A Gladstone.
ethel Kirby. 2ot2s Brisrclif.
p I,,,o k.mp.'. , SIS s s s.,' Line
Mary Lssinsk ASA Southern.
Eleanor Lobsingsr. ssis Drsxei.
Elsie Lung, 1901 East Warren.
v.leri. Mitchell. 74s Cortland. Highland
TnsInns Mf.nkov. sss7 rern.,. Dearborn.
Bsrchis Maxwell 4A East Bsthune.
Marie Morton, 1898 Sorrento.
Ann Morgan. 1888 sheehsn
Mary Morfitt. 373 Pilgrim. Highland Park.
Ann heDermott 772 Rosedals court.
Ruth Nowicki. 2ti2 Harwood. Royal Oak
Virginia OeltJen. 1920 Lswton Uwins.
Annie Peterson, s2ie Cameron.
Kathsisso Powers. sio 0sinsborouEh, Royal
Irene Percha. sss2 Pialnvisw.
Eleanor PugEini 370e Riopene uNins).
Florence Pinney, 1908 Eastwood.
Jeanette Pasianen. 1857 Hobart.
Olga Rosin, 1888 Cameron
Laura Roberts 5226 Bangor
JuliaDns RoettgeT. s0l3 Garland.
Betty Rybek. 1888 Lassne.
Bsttye seese 1908 nens
Margaret stevens. 1927 KsrchevAi
Agnes sherman 1853 Burtingams
Marion stroud. 1885 Imperial BEDFORD.
Eleanor schvarI. -12O3T Montrose
Rose ssssie, $500 Carrie.
selma s,romer. ais Grand avenue
Margaret schuster. 4425 Crane
Margaret Thomas 1884 East snowden.
Ina Toepei, 7i2 bonross road. Crosse
Polnte.
Laura Tyler 1880 Max Twain
Mary Yer Vaerkr. 1890 KsrchevaL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13

ROLLER SKATING nightly except Tues.
day. Saturday Dancing Saturday Wires.
thng Tuesdsys. Windsor Arena. 5T7 Nc.
Oougau. Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13

INCIDENTAL windov cleaning, &C.
storm. screen service. Northwest Section
Temple 7-TQ71.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-13
Obituary
Mrs. Margaret diIl
Crosse Pointe Woman S
Services Thursday

Funeral services will be tomor-
row at p. m. for Mrs. Margaret
Hill, who died al the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. c. E. Jameson. OF
40 Roselyn avenue. Crosse Pointe
Shores. The services will be In
the William r. Hamilton Funeral
Home. 1915 Cass avenue, and
cremation will follow.
Besides her daughter. she leaves
her son, Percival. of Saskatche-
wan. She was a resident OF Detroit
for rs years and a war worker
before she became ill.,