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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Bob Tales
Ex-Boxer Malone
)TeIIs of His
Bridge Jumping
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Jock Malone, one of the top
middleweights of all time, is as
successful as a Wit and racon-
teur as he was during his boxing
career, which extended from
1916 through 1929.
He came 10 Detroit from his
native St. Paul in 1897 and is
employed in the Ford plant pro-
lection service.
His opponents included such
GOOD ones as John Tillman. Mill
burn Saylor, Bryan Downey,
Billy Miske, the late Bob Sage
and Tiger Flowers. At one stage
during the twenties he had IL
straight victories. including
those over Mickey Walker,
Panama Joe Cans. Lou Bogash,
Pal Reed and Downey.
One Of the favorite yarns
about the irrepressible Malone
is the jump from Charlesto~n
Bridge in Boston. The story has
been told so many times in so
many forms that Malone gives
his own version.
He was 10 meet Frank Moody,
one Of a string of English and
European middleweights 10 visit
our shores al that period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Spectators Aplenty

Malone recalls how people
lined the banks, crowded the
bridge and even stood on the
pier that held the bridge sup
port.
ct Jumped" Jock continued.
"and rejoiced that the water
WAS deep, for I really went un-
der. II seemed then and still
seems I was submerged longer
than the time usually allowed.
After ages elapsed, broke
surface and splsshed around To
give the life guard time Ia do
his stuff. He either misunder-
stood the instructions or missed
his cue. I had to swim for the
pier"
From a publicity angle the
Jump was n bowling success.
The tale circulated throughout
the country and years after
ward. when Malone was in San
Francisco, the natives were ask
ing him about the jump in
Boston harbor.
Had the one-armed guard
not slipped up. had he jumped
in and actually SAVED me, the
story would have been truly
sensational" Jock declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Walsh in His Glory

Malones manager was Tom
Tom Walsh. Never stingy with
words. Walsh informed the
Boston boxing scribes that
Malone was anxious 10 win be-
cause he. of Irish descent. could
not think OF losing 10 an
Englishman. Besides. Jock. In
the Walsh blarney. was anxious
10 defeat Moody in Boston, seat
OF the Revolutionary War.
Walsh knew the population Of
Boston was primarily OF Irish
descent and Malone's alleged
declaration would not hurt the
gate. Walsh and Malone even
told the scriheS that Malone
would jump into the harbor II
he lost. Moody won a doubtful
decision and Malone, with
Walsh. left for Chicago.
The following month Jock re-
turned 10 Boston to meet
Johnny Wilson. The date was
July %, 1924. Wilson knocked
Jock out in the sixth round.
The papers had greeted Malone
upon his arrival with eight
column streamers asking How
about the haTbor jump?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Eddie Ralko's SOS and Ray Sapo-
wich's 500 were highs.
Jack Robinson and Herb Giese
each went for ESQ, the former fin
Ishing with i9i-l8l for 63l in the
Riviera House.
Gladys Pcppcrmou poced TIC
HtttheFat Ladies or f65-2ff-f69
for SOS.
Mike Siragusa, Jack Thiel and
"Ioe" Carami1arn wound up tied
for high single in the Plymouth
$50 with 246S when each drew
the Al on his last ball.
Altes upset Regents 10 gain a
tie with the latter for first place
in the National Division of the
Conglo with a new high series,
2432.
Nick Hufmdstcr needed only 22t
for high single IN the Detroit Eiks
RumorS have Louie Schultz
Schlitz sponsor, sending Jack Gun.
ningham 10 Beaumont for further
seasoning. Cunningham'S hitting
has been off for some time. Car
"Shufflin'" Bluth. having one o.
his best years, likely will replace
/ him.
Elmer (BOb) Cast accounted fol
his first 500 in league competition
on 181-2OS-22l for 6lO in the Joll!
Fifty.
Stere Morris Whipped out Ell
235-2f2 for Sos IN the Motor Cit!
at Fort-Boulerord.
Tommy Dorazio. who has beer
), doing some fine shooting in boil
the Greater Detroit All-Star ant
Chrysler Inter-Plant loops, likel,
will be a member OF the Times All
Star Classic next season. It's saic
four clubs are bidding for his serv
ices.
:. With a S25 war bond as specia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Stories Varied

Walsh told so many versions
OF the story, according TO
Malone. the actual happening
was lost in the shuttle.
Malone relates one story re-
layed by Walsh. 1t seems Tom
claims he jumped into an ankle
deep brook from soap box.
I'D Of loved to see that one"
Jock chuckles. because I never
saw him take q chance that
long"
Jock likes 10 tell how his serv-
ices we're in demand by carnivals
who wanted his jumping and
diving act in their shows. He
was in a fair way to becoming
versatile.
"But I was cured" Jock
grins. "the Boston affair was
my first and last bridge jump
ing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
a Promise

"Three writers cornered me-"
Jock relates. land asked what
I intended "a do. told them
that with the Wilson match
three DAYS distant I could not
take a chance Of catching cold.
But I promised that n they
would wait until after the match
I'd Jump off any bridge they
would name.
"The boys just laughed as i
talked about bridge jumping
and reminded me that the
Charlestown was rs feet In
height. 1 asked about depth and
was assured II was the ocean
and the spot was In the middle
~ the channel, through which
the liners went out tn SEA. 1
promised 10 dive the day after
the show.
During the fight I received
n severe cut over the left
eve and I could not dive as
promised. had 10 jump and
jumping was not my forte.
Meanwhile, 10 add an interest
Ing angle, I arranged for . one
armed life guard to jump also
and pull me out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Niohf Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints In IN
Night Edition only the name of q hors
which race experts feel 10 among the out
standing bets Of the day.
The code KEY appears each night IN th
Red Line Edition with q number CORE
spending In each letter Of the alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY III
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T II
PRINTED IN CODE.
The rOdf follows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Giant Killers
Steal Show In
Times Classic

Pepsi-Cola. Ekhard t-Becker,
Twentieth Century and Chene-
Trombly today are the big
names" in the Detroit Times
Classic.
Stroh took a pasting from Pepsi
Cola, Ekhardt-Becker raped Fife,
Twentieth Century stopped the
lMineralite rush, Chene-Trombly
featured in team and individual
scoring last night at State Far
Recreation.
The various outcomes left Fife
and Stroh still tied for first, Paris
one back and Mineralites three,
with eight games separating the
first and eighth places
Parisclean. needing two, wrested
them from the battling Baskets
l3l05 10 1866. A sweep would
have provoked a triple tie for the
lead. John Crimmins snagged 69o.
while Joe Norris had 557 for
Stroh and Norris is just a fraction
of a point ahead OF Crimmins In
the averages. 205.34 TO 204.9l.
Without Fred Bujack as anchor
for the first game, Ekhardt- Becker
lost by 81 pins. Bujack fired a
PSI 10 tag the second by n. while
his 220 and substitute Reno Min
istrelli's 234 parked the third by
81. +. e. B. also winning in total,
1882 to 1869.
Chene- Trombly united 1928
without a miss for fourth league
season high. Joe Paulus pitching
.702. 10 sweep Krakow t29l3) and
show an average for its last nine
starts in two leagues of 1897. In
two preceding matches, Chene
.notched 1927 and 1906.
Minus walter Reppenhagen,
-Stroh yielded two 10 Pepsi-Coia,
1884 to 1906.
Capt Henry Ehrle Of Coca-Cola.
who doubles as league secretary
was the sole casualty. A l6-
pound ball dropped on his foot
during the opening game and the
resultant severe bruise did not
help his scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Fight Results
AZ United Press

ny United Press
At Jersey Cty-Rudy Giscombe. 1871
New York Knocked out Phil Enrenga
i42h. Baltimore rp.
A. New York-Tami hauriello. lsp%
New York, decisoned Vince Pimpinells
172@, New York U0l Pete Msnchio 1873
New York. drew with Ray Pug, l3e
Tampa, Fh. go.
Al Clevsland-Jimmy Bivins. 174 Cieve
land decisioned Anton Christoforidss
1891 Cleveland uol; III. Williams. 13f
New York. ksyoed Bob Mcouillin. 1881
Buffalo C3D lay Jsnnazro, $50. New
York outpointed Bobby Richardson, ISL
cleveland uoD Angel Aviies, las, Mexico
City, decisioned Abe Denner, 126h, Bos
ton CO.: Jackie Armitage i42, Pittsburgh
outpointed Berry Wright, itt, Cleveland tS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
BY HAROLD KAHL

Otto Proefke, one OF the most
popular sponsors along the 10-pin
rialto here, has organized a for
midable team TO compete in the
annual Lutheran tournament now
in progress week-ends at Great
Lakes Recreation.
Known as Enterprise. il will be
composed of Wally Reppenhagen
Bill Kenet and Fred Wolf Of
Stroh,s, Herb Afertcns- of tine Min
eralite Recruits with Otto as fifth
man. Leaders in every event will
be threatened when these men roll
their doubles and singles and team
events March q.
Ann Wells gave Louie Burr a
ride In winning the 500 first prize
In Andy Stefani's mixed doubles
tournament at the Cadillac with
a 1913 score. She combined 215-
204-225 for 81. Burr had 2l8-22l-
100 for 629.
Wonder phg Cdss Grygier',
nickname has been changed from
"Siug' to "Wmdy'?
John Sobieski. president oil
UAW-ClO Local No l55, carried
all spares on No II alley and al
strikes on No. y except his last
ball. when he drew the $40 foI
208 at State Fair.
Ed Hayes Of the Mosquito,
wheeled out 2l3-256-224 for a fine
693 and new high season record
In the Naval Ordnance Midnight.
ers' loop.
John PletH's o4l is n ne,o SECOND
high IN the Retail Meat Merchants
Pisula's Five and Tonys Five
tied AT 874 and S57. but when the
latter won the thirp game, 943 t.
$50. for 2674 10 26Tf. il took al
four points in the Czapski league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Wayne Cagers Romp
Over Albion for 9Th

wayne University basketball
team last night rang UP its eighth
victory in l8 games by defeating
Albion College, SIS TO 40. at Central
High School.
The Tartars led at the half time.
% 10 q. but pulled away after the
start Of the second period. Joe
Holloway and Cliff Mobley led the
Tartar attack. Holloway hit the
net for is points and Mobley
-Sapk Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Wrioht Beats Peralta

ST. LOUIS, Feb. "a (INS).-
Chalky Wright. l30-pound Negro,
won the second in row last night
when he decisioned Joe Peralta in
a listless l0-round affair. Prev
iously he dropped decision 10
peralta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

prize. Charles DebeIak rolled l2i
pins over his average in the Green
Oak.
Johnny Dobbcloirc combined en-
9f6-256 for $50 ~ Bud Rtttors
Senior House.
Detroit will send six teams TO
the annual women'S state tourna-
ment in Jackson this weekend.
They are Emily Daniels Ralston,
Zola GremerS LaMeasurc Bros.
Sophie MisSine,s Wilson and
Patricia Kcathley's Hard Luck
CUNTS in Class p, Myrtle Henrion' S
International and Margaret Com
ory's Casino Recreation in Class c.
Helen Summer, secretary, tipped
17T-114-1S4 for 53j and a new sec
Ond high in the Bowling Green
Ladies. Mary Browns 100 also
stood out.
Joseph Snkmnr's oL0 1cas The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

R*A q n - q T. IL Is 4 y u q q q o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

A.sI B-E Coo Dbl E-s1 ~
M-ss Nj o-s Pc Ola R-Is
s-ss TITO Ia vs. VS. IA
IY-Is Z-sT
Clip this code KEY. II will enable you Ia
deeipher the name Of tomnrrow's code
horse, appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
PrOefke Has Formidable Team Inn Lutheran

best single IN the DoSoto After
noon.
George Cunningham 244 for $40
and Barney Wylemskis COS fea-
tured in the Esquire at Charley
James Pillar Rec.
Ed BOZyk strung nine strikes in
a 278 game In the Graham-Paige
league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
MihaIo 10 Compete in
National Mile Walk

Bill Mihalo, national walking
champion. will leave here tomor-
row for New York, where he will
compete in the National A. A. u.
one-mile walking championship in
Madison Square Garden on Satur.
day. His chief rivals will be
Sunne Carlson. champion of Swe-
den. and jim Wilson of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Scratches
w United Press
FAIR GROUNDS
TxL .laW

w United Fress
FAIR GROUNDS
Track. slow.
First Race Buttermilk Clot FnEht,
Roman Hero. Parad. Ground.
Second Rsce-Helen't Soy, Trspere
Artist ArcAdian. Ava Delirh'
Eighth Race-stsr ~ PadHs. Ripost.
johns Dream, Which Man. Aud Lang
syns.
OAKLAWN
Track, fast
First Racs--Merry Glow, Floriran Sam,
Ann o Vision, no Brstten.
Second Rsee--Termiie. Camp Liberty.
Nv Tst Rambler
Third Rsce-PaNurf. All True, Par
Favorite. Lady Ballet. -Four Fifty.
Fourth Race Bosunette Commission,
Lookout Rascal Youror. silent Host.
Fifth Race-vo,um, Bit n Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
WAVES Kept i'm u. =.
Nv Gallant House

plauded and a lady in the visitors
gallery snorted, Men, and
walked out.
Rep. c. Jasper Bell Cd Of Mis-.
souri, told the House the bill
should not pass because there is
a physical difference between men
and women and Rep. Michael j
Bradley CD) OF Pennsylvania oh.
served that those Of us who
served In the last war know what
temptation our women would be
subject 10 overseas"
This brought a somewhat icy
rejolnder from Rep. Edith NourSe
Rogers (R) of Massachusetts, au-
thor of the original WAC bill,
who informed the House that the
fact that she wore the uniform Of
the United States would protect
a woman against temptation
Two WAACs and dozen
WAVES arose precisely and
marched out with noses elevated
the WAACs appeared to be snick-
erlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Roosevelt Kin Faces
Trial as Deserter

SAN FRANCISCO April %
mss m an Second Class
George Emlen Roosevelt Jr, "A,
identified as a SECOND cousin of
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, today
faced court martial as a navy de-
Serter.
Young RooSevclt'S father, George
Emlcn Roosevelt Sr, a New York
banker, is a cousin Of both Mrs,
Eleanor Roosevelt and the late
Teddy Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Tired, Aching,
Back and Legs?
Amazing Relief in 5 Minutes

You probably feel Ire = lot of other
people that about all you can do rs take
something IN ease The pain and LEI 10 20
o. that hut don't be foolish. Make up
your mind today that you are going 20 give
YOUR muscles real chance 30 get well
60 20 any good druggist TODAY and get
an original bottle OF MOones Emerald OIL
The very first application after open
INK up the pores With good hot towel
viii give YOU relief few short treatments
will thoroughly convince YOU that by stuck
INK PAINFULLY 10 " for a short while your
aches and pains may shortly disappear
Moouss Emerald OIL is clssn power
ful. penetrating Antisepuc OIL hat does
not stain or leave Q greasy residue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Bus Driver Guilty
In Injury TO Girl

Ernest Hatcher. SO. Of Pontiac.
today was found guilty by a jury
in Judge Makers traffic court Of
felonious driving in a bus crash
last July in which a young girl
suffered loss of a leg.
Hatcher was driver Of a Great
Lakes Greyh ound bus which
crashed into group of people at
Woodward and Orchestra place.
Shirley Cowley, II. then living al
100 Parsons, was so seriously in
iured 1t was necessary to amputate
her leg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Graft Term Begun
By Police Inspector

Convinced that all hope of APP
peal is lost, former Police InSp.
Clyde Barnes was in Jackson
Prison today 10 begin A two 10
five-year sentence for participa-
ton in the 1912 handbook graft
Barnes surrendered yesterday
to UnderSheriff William Ryan and
was immediately taken TO jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Service Notes;

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4, 49,, 800 80, fr-.s Cuff
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i-,,.,,ssI-, F5,,fpo Ratcrioc. Don
"a SLeeIs charles 4 Walt
80 C.-s95 -sr 4. I,cith /. War
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Drunk Asks Ride
On Policeman S Horse

Arrested on a drunkenness
charge, Ernest Jones. 50. Of go
Garfield, wanted 10 ride Mounted
Patrolman Carl FauStman' horse
to police headquarters viii @
FauStman walked.
Recorders Judge ellis found
Jones guilty of the drunk charge
today and fined him So 10 buy a
buShel of oats for the horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Boy Dies in Hospital
After Traffic Injury

Richard Cooper. 6. of 24624 z.
Jefferson. died last night in st.
Josepks Hospital, Mt, Clemens.
four hours after he had been
struck by an automobile at f. JEFF
ferSon and Trombley.
Mrs. Viola Harris Hunter, AZ, OF
29l60 f.. Jefferson, the driver, told
RoScvillc police that she had been
north on f.. jefferson when
the boy had run from the curb
into the path of her car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

zoo: John 4. hurvcr, trr'Ssvy.
Aloe Field TEX Nestcott T..
Peterson. 2l64 Baldwin; Robert l..
Zadnik. Gladstone. Richard Buck
lev, Gregory Richard /, Case, FC-
foskey, Michael X, HriCe, Van
Dyke. James X. stevens, Cold
water: Hugh ID. Glow, Paw Paw.
Altus Fleld-tOklal-Glenn ID.
Arrison, 1861 BaylIS, George r..
D'Eath, 3066 Hurlbut; Robert \.
Robbins, EdwardSburg Donald II.
Nowak, Grand Rapids, Lyle l..
Peters. PcrrlntOn
Brooks Field tFeX)- Thomas j.
Stephens. Bowling; Herbert j.
Skinner. Greenviile.
Foster Field TEX. David Pat
erson, 5179 w. Chicago. Harold Is.
Pieper, 73iS Dexter, Robert j..
StolZy. Byron Center; Gerald r..
Tyler, Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Used Radio Parts
Needed 10 Get New

WASHINGTON. April % GNS)
The WPB today announced that
radio owners would be required to
turn in old parts 10 obtain new
ones. Dealers must take used
parts TO scrap heaps or salvage
stations within 60 days Of receiv-
ing them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

leave before going to one Of the
NAYS aviation radio schools.
Hc is Northwestern High
School graduate and was a lculen-
ant colonel IN the ROTC while
there
Almost AZ 1.-THE same time honorS
came 10 Nr. and Mrs. Norbert j.
Cooper>mith of this city who are
az Pueblo Colo, helping Uncle
sam fight his war with the NaZi
nations.
Norbert was promoted TO he a
staff sergeant and Marie was
elected president Of the Service
Nomcn's Club.
Selfridge Fields recreation and
atnieuc fund wifi he sweled hy
receipts from the Michigan Bell
Telephone commercial girls club $
dauCe IN the Hotel Statler, Satur-
day. May J..
Music Willie by Ben Young's
orchestra.
Promotions -- To captain: 1t
Iohn {. Mullen, New Boston, Fort
Benning, Ga.
To second lieutcnantS: Aubrey
e. Grunwald, Battle Creek; Lloyd
J. kileN. SaCola: Jean T.. Lachhp-
pie, HarrlSvle; John II. Leonard,
Bela4n4G-: Mendell- A.-MileS,- IIoI-
land: Hugh +. Ritter. Pontiac;
Joseph j. Pruock. 1903 Wood
ward, Highland Park.
To CorporaIS: Pvt. Pete Tin
ieSky. 2S35 IWenty-third; Leo l..
NajzelS. 42Sl Duane. Camp Polk.
La; Raymond Grajewski, 4470
Mitchell Caribbean area Pfc. JO-
seph Amberboy, Sc Elliot, army
ar corps, salt Lake City.
Auxiliary Violet y. Furando,
1890 Woodrow Wilson. a recent
graduate from the Fort Dcs
MONIES. Ia, WAC training school.
now Is stationed at an army post
IN New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Home Nursing
Based on the Red Cross Textbook

= EDITORS NOTE-This series cannot take the
place Of instruction IN the Red Cross Home MRS
ing classes, ichich every UOmdn is urged to JON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
- From State Win
Wings in Gulf Camps

Tann7 Field lTcND - Torrance
p. Breidtn>teln. Frankfort Huber
=. Chsron. Grand Rapids Alber
lager Jr. Kalamazoo, Edward {
Forrest. SIurLl>.
LaE,e Pass tTeNl--James =
I rhau. Irons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
MEN DID THE FIGHTING

Rep. Johnson thanked Mrs. Luce
politely, but added that his family
came 10 this country in 1885 and,
unfailingly the men had done the
fighting whilst the womenfolk
stayed home The ovcrwhclm-
ingly masculine membership APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Home Defense:
Thedter Head
Named Warden
In Loop Area
Home Defense:
BY KEN HALL

Earl J Hudson, president Of the
United Detroit Theater Corp. has
been named 10 succeed Willard {.
Webster as air raid warden for
Area p, the downtown area, eff
fective May To-
Willard. who Is highly COM
mended by Director Frank NJ Nc
Laury for his work in organizing
the downtown sector including
fire watchers, is forced 10 go south
for his health. Hudson has been
assistant warden under Webster.
Under Webster, the warden
stan OF Area n has grown from
Il a year ago, 10 I 500 with 30
supervisory WardenS.
Victory garden conSultants are
badly needed IN Detroit. according
to Mrs. Gladys Petersen. super
visor Of placement for the OCD.
Several hundred are wanted 10
instruct novice gardeners in plant
ing and cultIvating. Only a few
NV ( plNAlR' VI. 4 ilpNt W ilO IldNt
had previous experience in the
rudimcntS Of garden care are re-
quested 10 call the OCD office,
CA. $751;.
Wayne CountyS victory garden
program is progressing favorably,
according TO S c Gravlin, ad-
mlnlstratiVe assistant OF tn @
Wayne County Council of Defense
in charge of victory gardens and
the Youth Farm Labor Program
Chairmen have been named for
every township, city and village
They will supervise the commu-
nifty and home gardens.
Capt Donald s. Leonard. state
commander of the l.. S. Citizens
Defense Corps, Mayor Jeffries,
co-ordlnator for the Detroit OCD,
and Chief Air Raid Warden I'd
wards will discuss the new air
raid signal system which is ef-
fective throughout the state May
l oyer WWJ- Saturday at l2;45
p. IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

before giving throat irrigation wash hands with and
- Tell the patient breathe through his and not
solution lean forward and let
his mouth the BASIN Protect the patients and
apron newspapers Have
the patient up bed, a chair if possible.
The home nurse be constantly guard against the
bedSoreS. Alcohol and acm should
be cautiously very i'll old patients, Prolonged
avoided by the patient frequently
cushion the form of ring comfort to
patient shoulders elbows and heels and between
ankles covered with pillow \
homemade doughnut pressure ring described
II foreign body gets into eye. rub the eye
rubbing may the delicate membrane OF the eyebal
The Communicable Disease Case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

Robert =. scott. 5l29 HillSboro
has graduated from recruit tram
uE an Great Lakes naval station
md now COT. 4 uLne-dav "hool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

WASHINGTON, April % CUP)
A weary House went home to-
day for Today Easter furlough,
leaving the WAVES stranded
within and not beyond the shores
of continental United States.
The House indefinitely postponed
action on bill 10 authorize MEM
berS of the naval women'S reserve
to serve abroad after orationS on
the Sanctity Of American woman
hood by masculine members.
In vain the women members
protested. Even Rep. Clare Boothe
Luce (R) of Connecticut was not
able TO prevail against the male
demands that American women be
protected, hallowed and kept home.