davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Although the allotmentS Will De
retroactive to June 1t date
when the military pay increases
also take ef1ect-Senator Thomas,
Democrat. OF Utah explained that 1t
will not be possible administratively
to begin making payments until
November.
The change the bill makes in
financial dependency requirements
for deferment Is not a mandatory
or block deferment, conferees ex-
planned. but is a recognition by
Congress Of the desirability of pre-
serving home ties, by deferring the
heads Of families as long as other
manpower is available to draft
boards, aside from the question OF
financial dependency.
Delay Anticipated.
Some members Of Congress work.
ing on the legislation have esti-
mated 1t will be eight or nine
months before draft boards find 1t
necessary to dip into class III to
any extent. Omcials have not at
tempted to make any definite time
prediction.
AS soon as the pending bill be.
comes law. however. a new set o1
instructions will go out from selec.
tive service headquarters, setting
forth the general policy of the new
deferment provision to avoid taking
married men who are maintaining
bona fide family relationship a.
long as others are available
The conference report is expected
to be ratified by the Senate Monday
and by the House day or two
later.
The financial allotments would bt
available only to the first four pay
grades in the military service; thai
Is, to privates and line sergeants
and comparable grades in the Navy
While the bill is designed to give
selective service headquarters widel
discretion in deferring married mer
in the draft, it also makes the
monthly allotments available II
volunteers and may have the efIect
of increasing voluntary enlistments
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Charles Town

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: clalmins;
3-year-olds and Upward ~ fu,lonss, ca
Rovins Eye tBletz cker, l4.f0 34n .e0
Glitter Girl CPalumboI 80 -
Dupliket (Kirkb ofo
Time, 81 rs
Also ran-War TARGET Blue Gander
Hemsley. India Pass Msecan.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500. claiming
4-year -olds and upward si1 furlonss.
Ardmore II (smthl $50 3Su ou
Lennane (PalumboD $50 $50
Crusand tBocson) $50
Also ran-Time Scout ANA. Ace Of
Trumps. Fus,onette. Valoear.
THIRD RACEPurse $500. claImlns
3-year -olds and upward 6is turlonSA;
Rims Up Bletza cker) lo40 $50 $50
Remolee Smith $40 20
Navisation (Palumbo) 240
Time. / 90
Also ran-Little Pete. Connamista. Jack
Fly. Petit Fours and Reisn Supreme.
DAILY Double PAID S31.40D
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Suffolk Downs
By the Associated Press.

BY tNe ASSOCldleu rIess.
FIRST RACE+Purse. 81. 600 elalmlns'
3-year-olds and up: & furlonss.
Gay Balko LBrunelle, 1880 la az va 70
Two Tops tHowelD 'oo *
Grandeem tAtkinson) o.fo
Time, I'll.
Also ran-B.z Chance, Mae!ine, See see
Take II, Josie's Pal Mask and wiz. REQ
Meadow. Magnify, Night Tide.
SECOND RACE-Purse. Sl,l0O: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; furlongs
Becomly tAtkinson) 5.4O 5.5u 80
Prairie Dog .(Tinnesanl 800 Sssno
Flyins Bonny tBrunelle) 2.eO
Time, 1:l1as.
Also ran-Matchup, Two KICK Newark
Chop Sticks. Gold Tower
dolly Double S14l-60D
THIRD RAcE-Purse Sl1oo. claim
ing: 3-year-olds; furlones tchuteJ.
Vsldins Advice tBier NJ $40 go go
SnarleyoV Finneean, foo
Also ran-Weessone. Daisy. Shasta
Man. aOldvick. Misht. Two PAIRS.
aMrs. Nimkod and B. Janee entry.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Soldier Hitch-Hiker
Crosses u, S. in One Lift
3! thr Associated Press.

3! thr Associated Press.
BREA, Calif.-Gordon Baker has
a hitch-hiking record for all to
shoot at.
Leaving his South Carolina Army
post, he stood on the highway IS
minutes and a motorist picked him
up. The man was driving clear
across the country to Bakers hons
in California.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Axis Executes Greeks
For Railway Sabotage
q, the Associated Press.

bN INT AsoUVIdVeu IesS'
LONDON, June 12.-An Italian
German communique issued in
Athens announced the execution OF
an unspecified number Of Greek
hostages after an attempt to sab
otage a railway near Athens, Ex-
change Telegraph reported today in
q dispatch from Istanbul. Turkey.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
T mixer
Continued From First Page

tralian airheld several weeks ago,
and on December u Maj. Gen. Her.
bert Darque was reported missing
after his plane crashed in Cali
fornia. His body was recovered
many weeks afterWard.
Gen. Tinker was one Of the most
experienced and valuable air Of
hcers in the service.
Succeeded Gen. Martin.
Following the investigation of the
Pearl Harbor disaster, resulting in
a shift Of commands, Gen. Tinker
then a brigadier general, was as
signed to succeed Maj. Gen. Fred l..
Martin as commander Of the Hawai-
ian air forces. He was officially as
signed there January IA, on which
date he was promoted to be a tenn
porary major general.
1t. Gen. Delos Emmons, one Of
the outstanding Army air officers,
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Suffolk Downs.

Suffolk Downs.
BY the Louisville Times
blue Leona, Copin. Air Chute
2-Posterity, Quintilian, Aeriel Trip.
3-Valdina Pledge, Rebel, Valdina
entry.
4-Valdina Sol, Chalara, Sharp Re-
ward.
5-Canterup. La Scala. Short Cake.
6-Fance Free. Maechance, Rodin.
7-Valdina Orphan, First Son, Cur
fous Roman.
8-Master Key, Viscounty. Mishying.
Best bet-Valdina Orphan
Evening star., 1942-06-12
p ii Todoys Results and Entries
NOCInO NEWS for Tomorrow
Aqueduct.

AQueduCt.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
2-Rarified, Battle Smoke, Colors
Up.
3-Aboyne, Marogay, Deimos.
4-Fairymant. Cosine, At Which.
5--Eire, Buckskin, Billy o. ~
6-Doublrab. Whirlaway, Dit.
7-Argonne Woods, Wood Robin,
Yankee Dandy.
a-Sweepalot, Sturdy Duke, Incon-
ceivable.
Best bet-Argonne Woods.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

The pen Is mightier than the
sword. Dip yours in ink and sign mp
for q War bond.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

Look what the Navy did at Mid
way. Meet II half way by buying
War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Conference Agrees
On Allotment Rates
For Servicemen
Bill Permits Boords
To Defer Heads of
Families in Draft
Earlier Story on Pare A.5,)
Earlier Story on Page A.5.)
By ]. A. O'LEARY.

House and Senate conferees
today agreed on a schedule of
monthly allotmentS to families
of men in the armed services,
with an amendment designed to
put of the drafting of married
men as long as possible.
The House group accepted Sen
ate change in existing law which
gives selective service officials dis
cretion to exempt a married man in
order to preserve the family unit,
regardless of financial dependency.
At present deferment OF a married
man must be based on a showing Of
financial dependency.
The basic allotment plan agreed
on is: To a wife without children.
$28 from the Government and $22
from the husbands military pay
for one child the Government would
add $l2 and for each additional
child, $40.
Two Groups Set Up.
Dependents are divided into A
and B groups. Class A relates to
wife and children Glass B covers
allotments to parents. brothers or
sisters. In the case of Glass A the
soldiers contribution is limited to
$22 and the Governments share
depends on the number of children.
II the soldier also wishes to help
support Glass B dependents he
would be required to add IS to his
contribution.
An accompanying table shows
more complete schedule Of how the
payments would run to both classes.
Tn C1oSS
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entry.
b Mrs. 7. Christopher entry.

SEVENTH RACE-Purse So 500 added:
traded handicap. class c; 3-year-olds and
Evening star., 1942-06-12

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 500; claim
A. .nlGs and I. nnlleE
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and Blenheim entry
ro,rpTu gAcE-purse $1,000: special
,.f,SIt maidens 3-year-old. and UP, 1fs
No No, 'Tsmg = fysh.,ta and A. L. Asst. entry.

FIFTH RACEIPurse' ;ooo' a''0"
Evening star., 1942-06-12
Entries for Tomorrow
Aqueduct {
Ks pounds claimed for rider.
q, th. Associated Press.

SECOND hASE-r LIZ. Gl'2Tio 2,rio,st saiiil
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< Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1942-06-12
B! the Associated Press.

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. SIS 600 added:
Constitution Handicap: 3year-olds and
Evening star., 1942-06-12

xApprentice allowance claimed,
Fast.
Evening star., 1942-06-12

Sixth RACECarter Handicap purse.
$500 added: 3-year-olds and upward :
Evening star., 1942-06-12
THIRD RAcE-Purs., $1,000; elaimins

3-year-olds; : turlo
Brave rriar tJames
Little Davey tFator)
XLioerty Franc mo
xMilk Flip ,Wahler
Umbril tno boy
Family Doc 'Skelly
War Key CWrieht
Aboyne tRobertson)
xGino Beau mo DO
The riend tLonsden
Deimos tBreenl
Strollins In Meao'
Aietern Thompson }
xHfarogav DAY
xSmoky Snyder eva
Evening star., 1942-06-12
B, the Associated Press.

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 81 600: claim-
Evening star., 1942-06-12

EIGHTH RACEPurse 81 400 claim
Ing: 3-year-olds and upward: i. miles.
Viscounty III SPOON Bread los
Silver Tower 1l0 xMaster Key - 101
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
GREATEST THRILLS

Among Doylc's greatest thrills
we're ne 1908 National League
pcnnan p,ayoff in which the Cubs
beat the Giants AZ A fortnight
after Fred Morklo's so-called
honer had cost John NcGraw the
flag: Irancs Oumct> triumph
over Harry Nardon and Ted Ray
OF England in The playof NJ tho
American open colf championship
81 Drooklnc In 1919; Man . Wars
magnificent victory over John p.
GriCr in their match race in 1920:
Jack DcmpScy'S dramatic knock
out Of Louis Firpo at The Polo
Grounds in 1922 and Africandcr $
,ic'oric, 40 The TaWrcuce. Suhu-
ban and Saratoga Gun IN 1903
DOYLE 0avo up his hr'liard par
Tor m 1897 hrcauc Of heart
ailmcnt Affor that ~ operated
from has hotel room although Still
attending all major sports events.
Iic concentrated on baseball wag-
CrnC and his hiS last betting on
the World Series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Raj So(lerites
Boast Punch

One OF the best soccer games OF
the season is promised for next
Sunday when the Detroit All-Stars
meet the ROYAL Air Force team
made mp OF old country players IN
a match M Kcyworth Stadium.
The Plcton outfit. according 10
Harry Sinclair, local official who
is working on tho game. is one OF
the best of tho British soccer
teams now in Canada. To date
the Picton boys have played II
games. tied two and lost TWO tho
club proved ITS, scoring punch IN
these contests by totahng iS goals
To rivals H.
Checking the Plcton teams rec
ord reveals they have played the
sSame games aS the All-StarS. The
Raj defeated Mt Hope, 9-l. and
Port Albert % and Toronto Ulster
80. The All-Stars' records against
tho same teams Is So 81 and SD
respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Lost end Found

F-Lf.F Df.p Cl.taIlr- money. drivet's
license REGISTRATION card. ras ration book,
other vatuahIes. vicinity Fort Wayne Hotel;
substantial revard TRINITY 2-sN1G
RIfIFOLD- Drivers License. drar card.
car ffle cashier check Reward. NJ.
sgsra Ef31.
BlLLFOI.D los' containing mothers wed.
HRS ring drivers lrerse Tas card and
money. Kesr fhe money and receive very
Uperal rev7~7 for return of rest u C.
'~rvNe't 7ers Blaine
81 ACK pure cont 1ing address b.
$40. change pictures. papers. ross
tV Dequirufe Reward TNEiL.
brook l.2os6
BLACK vnte English setter. 2 black
-rgs around tail. Answers Tom Re-
ward. can collect Birmingham 3iO7 or 747.
BROWN rosary keepsake. keys in ooia
purse. West Vernon Boulevard Reward.
LsfAye''e 1919
BROWN white terrier. Peter. harness.
heense 42i Reward. 225 Moss Town.
send 72O7g
COLD FfNMED eyeglasses. m Fland,r.
H.Te-' Grstoi. Anushu-. Reward
rInrrcc Cltf
LADYs brown crepe hat mink trimmed.
Vtlunity second. Seward Reward Yer.
ntonf s-i2o2
LIGHT reddish brown cocker SPANIEL
Name Fstef', f2s reward University
-3eaf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
DEATH Qotlces

EI\NIR December : NAY Catherine.
beloved we ~ Perez dear mother 81
Clarence Donald Mare and Norman.
't- - Marie John arf Neil AacAulsy.
S-. es from ne 7. Barker Funeral
H.rr. 1900 Hamilton avenue. Friday,
Hl m
Ct DYINA> Goodwin Isabel. December
T. dear mother % IoscIh. Isabel Geral.
cine Mrs Gsorge r.Ftkeys Mrs Stanley
Kustofz four grlr1cf dr.n and sister,
Mrs. susan ifvi0 Tur~-al from Chsrles
~'rr1~al-rss Funeral Hnrre e-rS Csrtoni
saturday ~ 11 4 m sre a. So Georges
Church a. . irisrnert Nj olvet Gene
terry
kI0s DeS ig42 Juls io,-nT mother
~ Helen Marie TonncIvk Zygnunt and
ADJ nh p <1wsH' sister ~ Nins Pokrs-
7vroLa oi Taffaio y Y Funersl from
20. .seaCc 'c.i HPrter Saturday. q 30
r. - F~en mrs church ~ 200
NiAEriN pee 1870 Patricia Ann. dear
d1g.1'l- ~ Lawrence and Agnes tne.
prvlf.t. f~sf ester ~ ThereR Funeral
~ RI Powers rr,idence 1914 Nuirlsrd.
eatrrfav ~ - Bertdic' Church a. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
FOOTBALL NJ TOP

I'm eight or nine saturdays OF
the football season. there is more
wagering than in the whole sea-
son of baseball, including the
World SERIES he said Utmost
90 per cent Of this football bet
ting. however. j. among friends
Acoor. Inc 10 Doyle the biggest
betting proposition m American
history was the WuSOn-HuGhes
presidential contest IN 1916 He
banded huge commissions on that.
Noyt In betting volume for a
single event was tho Joe Louis
Na<e. Eas fight IN 1888 Millions
of dollars changed hands on that
Draw Jack often sid You
get heavy wagering only when the
puco t> close
Do,Ic ran "a confirmation bill
lizard railor restaurant and bar
on broadway from 1906 20 1887
II became p mecca for no'ablc-
from aN folds NOR Who liked N
make wager. On Tho ght the
parIor opened. rromnlcnis present
included WNo Hoppe John Nc
GraW. Christie Nathcwson, Nike
Dorlr Roger Brcsnahan, Eddie
Foy. PAT Powers Ike Thompson
Jim Corbrt John r Brush Kid
Mccoy. Billy Murray. Sol Llch-
trnStri~ Weber and fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
DEATHS

SUISSE Y1un-. 2oio sherman. "a
Char'ss Eichrsn 1870, East Jefferson 81.
CAR SHARES months
Casper Richter 1925 Hsrp.r ~
Mare Van 10y SOS, Marlborough 81.
Pau. Durea G2A Charlotte - -
Minnie Thofcton 55ls Rivard ~
irIise Grfur 1882 Leland 3 months
Elmer ? Peoples 1858 Morsn. 81
Iohr Currer ~ Thrd ~
David " Ranet 1927 An,i,,sm. s.
Nat, Ws.rerrh' 1922 West Vernon hirh-
isa6su, Mcc4r, 2sa woodland -.
LILLIAN n. mas, '5i' HASTINGS. 90
Ffwari Goodwin 572i 81 Antoine, Is
john ~ Bcu-crtt 3127 Mcclellan. 70
Catherine RuGdics. $3.50 Twenty .third.
sairusI Tr1smnsr 1875 Hanover 8"
phn 80 - 500 rhsddeus So
A're-' han l5217 Powell 81
lfff d Casady. 1880 Exeter q
lanes ~ norncH 1912 We" Grand
Item us6r. ~ Norn Monroe Non.
ca r-ea,, Ga7ri, ss2s Regular IS.
Pa Seslcr.,s $50 C-iVor -
i,rsld Han 2s353 Br.'tsnwood' Rosd
+. Hcrnan1et isas Tw.lnh morihs
Wa, 3 C-Nsa 2l25 Mscon1 "
Nstsa-e, cohr $40 Cars. 80
Npo CaAn'A 1858 Benson. 90
ga- Er.tr so0T Canton.
NHrs N4rs 1900 Monte VISTA. -
rarcfs A seNrsky. s4fa Af'eslhr -
utr~~ Hrr 2if2i Emerson. D.arrrrn
Na-, GRAY 2771 CssT-.r -
t..rrff. Narsritx fts Eo.fh 1urr' or ~
F-a0. % Br1Vn Ouyt' MIch, -
-or Condo FLINT Mich. ~.
N.rcs0' pudzinsSi 1902 chen. q.
Julia lVifkoWsN. 327s webb. 81.
Anna Conner i-3t LahroSss "a
Cs'her.1e Cauctl 1879 Rsg 81.
Frank SoVas 3s77 Military, 81
T-tsA Whfa h6se CAneror, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
SeIfridge s Crushes
Pr Huron J. E., S5-25

Crushing Port Huron Junior
College. 1925. Sclfridge Field
basketball team scored its fifth
consecutive victory against no de-
dcatS.
Sam Lieberman 6-foot, 6-inch
center, led the scorers with seven
field goals and two free throws
for rs points NoXt high man was
Bobby Roth. with sig baskets and
two free throws for u markers.
The FLYERS viii meet the Go
United Aircraft Workers ir
hangar No. : at Scliridcc Field
tomorrow night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS
DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Donald II. Ne,'leman. 81; Jeanette r'-
VITO DiPsolo semblanrs rs; Dorothy A.
w a. Tucker. Is Naomi Van Court. IA
Frank Angebrondt. 5s: Elizabeth Bsrtl. IA
Alfred Gonder n, Daisy Hutchings. "a
Charles = Robinson, 30; Evelyn Desn' NJ
Roger r. RAIDER. 2s HaIel Lee ".
Robert League -. Cosle Anderson, ~.
Roy Eugene Hergenhroether 20; Amrlsnns
Wafer waIeat ~. clara sadlak. 10
Garnle l. Reynolds 81 Evelyn Batt'' co.
cute Sells go Eleanor Trbelmsn, 81
Edwin Fredsricks. 26; Sally Kowal e.
RAYMOND Pspsun. as Therese Cote II
RAYMOND T Rack 81 bsrnsdsu' Ann
Edgar \ Woodard. -: Helen Bennett, ~.
Alfred Campbell 20. Esther Manning. ~
George HoVath, " Ethel M. BLANCHARD
John Herei 81: Anna Bell. So
Joseph Mozdlen. IS. Monica Siemh'da. ~.
simon Schweigert. - Amy Hosking. "a
samuel r siovel, "a Virginia A. Brodo'
Albert b Smith. H. Bette NJ. Bosley. ~.
Todd W Allen Is Virginia DunswAy. a.
srevs Gorecki 60: Marysnna Driehonsha'
50
charlie. II Nadd.msn. 30; Jenni. Smith.
Robert McFarr, rs Annie Jsrigsn. al
Henry Dymond 20 csthArins r. sum-
nelson N. Rodgers, IS: Pearl r. wha'on,
30
Gene Brown. 81 Clara McBurney. IS.
Carl Lucas. ~ HAIsl Hustled. "a
Nicholas Trapani. 70 Anne PullisIi, -
Milton Hurd "a Essie ZieEier, Is
Wiuiad S Masters. "a. Lillian Tudor. ~
Leo Morris. ~ Ruth Higgins. Is,
Ralph Grimaldi So varsens scognonisbo,
IS
eddie Battle IS sarah Han IT
John Tcmchuck ~ Rose NJ. Glsvin, u.
lanes ? Lane. 32 RUBY V. Albritton 10
Charles kosTs. q. Adehne Hohmeisr =.
WIuam Wilson - Mildred Mckinley 10
EichsrH g Heinrich u Earn Aorns.
IS
Jonr FecnuK a. Fi1she,h Russs a.
Danny Lee - Jessie FearCs -
tpscpn Zachsfyrzus. p Martha Collins.
2
rr-o T. Pearson, ,; Anna \. Aihr''on,
-
Ear Pslgs ~ Euzaoeth Hssvrin %
FRANKLIN C0ney. - Ella u snesd 70.
craig q Purcell ~ posits Boswell y
fJion y Beard 20 Mary Wright. ~.
sherman Camp. - Gsnevs Ysnknssy.
g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Broadway
NfOVgn'RsS
EsOyEe

Continued from First sport Page
backing his own prices. And nc
always Paid Off,
During Jacks regime as wizard
Of odd, on Broadway. he claimed
ne saw America develop into tho
greatest gambling country IN the
world. lie often explained that
when he first came 10 New York
as a race track bookmakcr and
hect Wrtcr i'm 1900. a man who
dld much betting was considered a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

buying BOMBS through pay deduc-
'nu- and from other sources, did
rnt strike thc S-5-a-man average.
l0 FACET they made ~ 81 $50. Doc
TOT Nader contributed the second
s 600 10 ROACH The goal
w. G. Albert, national *. Of c.
secretary had suggested the league
.uat MS prize .and into bonds and
stamps
Ihe league pDaf him one better.
I.f f.H" tHe prize fund and nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

on The bond project, ms team, The
NadcrS, rolled into FIRST place in
Class Is of the Central States tour
nament
Doctor Nader docs not insist, a.
sponsor, IN bowling on his team
which won the league champion
ship last season. lie Is the ace
Scorekeeper with a pencil welding
technique all ms own
An older brother. Anthony. IS
marriage license clerk IN tho
county building Tony once played
football for University Of Detroit
and Central High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

4 bert DAVIS = Shirley Is.nswtT q
Henri " Danbert % Barbara We'zei p
peter JankoVski Is Adele Sm.ecirski q
George Sandstone, 50, Josephine II rryaK
46
william Rcrs Sc Pessie p Nhrrh' 80
Arthur C.Hvrf 20 fHrI.1 = rrE.v N Is
Erwin suauan - Lsuu 'i.D.-.c
Drra 50 T-r4Irs0r -t E.rtr.s-f CHHd.
d0~r 90
DAVE J.. VeNrU 20 Norma ~ ru-a.oo1
p
Oskar Braun. 3s FrieGs. Rur-s ~
sanucI q DAVIS. - Nvetr shaw Is
James a. Havfsrd. a. Edna Turtle q
r seph stefanski. %. Alfredo }. kozici. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
DIVORCES

Divorces are granted 20
Chiffon BAKE ffln Bsssle
~'arIe GaWrerskI from Rose
ctar, Rue from WINS.
Eugscs Ption from Elizabeth.
Jerome Pos 1ski from PryUa
Russell CAdaret rom Marion.
Mar chimes from Clarence.
Flos WILSON from Eari
Helen p1rlfon' from Roy y
NagdaHn CNffmsn from BlenaforS
Iyss Hur'lrE from AAfgArs, -.
Mary DAVIS from willard r.
william Mcintosh from Mary.
Fra~k SthsAf from SAM ".
Johanna Meta from Albert.
Helen Sg''ry from John p.
HgNldA RIrey rom EST.
tNrc ~ schmidt tom Henry
CereNieys Euch from Ear
tuGA0 Ws-ret from Norma
81 ma Forest from s'en'sy
NsrN J snsle from Chester T.
Oh. t"rrs trnr CAN
Ns-,.,.t Fe.t tom Theron
H4fy steward from WIFE
rel prrf from Donald q
'.u. 90 iat'-sk from Eleanor
frt- Howe from C-iersn.
MARY MIro1 from Paul
}.r-t0la .Bur.r0 from salvatore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

/ Z q q II @ a e n
bought a SD
bond. or II each
league could set
a n d m a X G a
quota with the
a d OF tc a m
sponsors Ink c
Doctor Nader.
Doctor Nader
had so m @ re-
ward The night
he told Aroito
that he would
5 upply I h Q
league deficit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

When p better sponsor appears
nh knights of Columbus Inter-
colnel bowling League wants 10
hear about him.
The circuit is particularly
proud today of Dr. John Nader,
whose ST 600 contribution made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Perfect Sponsor
Dr.. Nader, Backer Of K OF c. Pin Team Doubles
Amount Collected for Bonds by League

cided 10 raise the quota Of $1,000
by tho method outlined.
As there arc moro than 1000
900 sanctioned bowlerS in the ma
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BIRTHS

Nolanda Unit. 1919 Bedford.
Margaret Brandt 3ii South Connecticut.
Charlotte Benneu s2io winthrop.
Dora norton '2'10 G4erfr7.
Erna Rebcc. so West Garfcld
Florence Forcsro. 7iio Coleman. Dear
Irene Sheehan 1000 Vjncwood
Grace SaNyac. 6iio iiussar
Miriam Vors 2s3g Junction
Carrie Mason. hil0 g. Antoine
Esther Richards 1851 Walnut
Angeline taworek io93 Dodge
Mary pcusse 9isi Parker
Velma Vuggins CLOS domino.
Frances Wolfarth. 1851 Dexter
GencyIcve McKay. 37f7 Sclye place
Mary Jack son 1901 Williams
Muricl Carmen. l57se SNOW den.
Pamule Wuhurn, 2l72 CliHior.
Lucille Schifnin 2e0S Woodstock drive.
Narrery smith. 1889 steel
Lena Kocsis. 1i7e3 cardoni, Highland Ark.
Marie Ross 1852 Russell
Rarchei lanes S9li Cameron.
lane Nc'flgh. 1928 Fairfield.
Dorothy Rsrde' 220l Pierce
Anna Brown, ln23l CarGonl.
Loretta Nay. 5oii hamilton
Laura ~Orhot 1927 krnrtN
trances CLASSY 726s Marian Center Line
susan James 1850 Aes' kirby
Hare Persera se3l Sirron
irene Trimmer. 10 Gandler Highland PARK
Ellen Newnyer. 2lGi GRAY.
Msry Horelocker 1918 k.nssFillt
Marcy smith. i2o Marlborough
sophie Petty 633i y horn
cara Ioncs 1857 Norman
susan Ab7n c9't 81 jean
Connie CaruaghIe 1888 Coroett
.theI Duke i2oj6 Bscks'one
Dorothy MIUgar t3o2 Be-
a~..lr,a ArrsrcUo fe67 EIffct
p,4ir. Jackson. 2t1 ta-' Warren
Nar> Trftt 1890 .'''H.. 'f.f'
FI.fa waite. TaN ea
,'....t pa l.u-I Dvar Nam annex.
t..,r n,,u.U --.1 ~t Lawrence
Angelina Cn,urdn 1872 wade.
FRANCES Bison! T.2f CONGO nj
Beti, Smith. pcarrlrr Io%I ~
0Iea Tlrsk ltit CeulT Ha~TfH'h
lrreborf Faust, i3Hi " n'e VISTA.
.,encva A,onzo -s.9 li'rn4,.1l
Pcr~a1effr Gourgsrf "llf N'r'o'
Relen Purpaatt s5tf TnD'l second
GIRL. perc horn fo
Frances wIrruc 'rr iflf7 tetl'r.0
ru,h Lich.lAt l0so Harvard Rerse.
Helen Gers.eVsht rs 9 CLAYTON
rsrio,tr paazzr.o 700 Dunrar
Rose Guslsna l@'aa tn-,n'
lfelcn lssra -re7 nartsood
10 ma Mooney 2It. WetNa~r
i4c4ie shl'1 4..t F''' oih
irene wHsan t21 R,o'on
Fara Washer 7r2 Var 1f"f
Verrs par@alI tf-7 ierFs
W.rffrtt WIGS .tt Sos hafn.
Louise Aua irl rHtinrrf
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Ffefcr Tra- 1855 Grare,l'ls
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Answer TO yesterday 5 puzzle.
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