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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
CIO BOWlerS help
To Raise Funds
BY HAROLD KAHL

and Ethel Heenan's 50Ss figured
as the House reduced Hoffman,
lead to Z points in the Rainbow
Ladies Major -. Patricia Tarble,
100 average, accounted for her
first 600 when she tipped 174-2l3-
203 for COS IN the Lochmoor
Ladies j.. Ed Carlund's I'll was
high in the Green Oak.
KOCH GETS 25i
Bob Koch hit 254 in 612 in Nick
Blossoms DENLY senior
Dick" Tracy 259 in the American
Legion Theresa Paulus of the
famous bowling "Paulusses' con-
yerted the $40 split in the Gar
field Ladies No. / =. Speaking OF
the gals. Evelyn Johnson'S 203
and Katie PATTI 176 were stand
outs in the Springwells Junior
and Senior loops.
Four girls on the Dambrose
team in the Varsity Ladies
knocked down the ST. Anne
Knight twice All four helped
as Dambrose tied ST. Lawrence
for first place with Irene Mat
tiello's 16S the feature o.. KoeSt-
Inns $50 is new mark in the
Lucky Strike Senior where Tony
Lindeman's pa and Walt Dudka S
Ola shared the honOrS.
Fred Capichioni'S 245 tied Henry
Janicki for second high single as
Consumer No. | bctiered its for
mer second high, 2693, with 2707
in the Cadillac $50 Elmer
Lischke'S 24S and SAC were tops
in the Grandmont House
George Cowan's 237 and Distrlb-
utors $40 are new marks in the
Cadillac Spare Parts.
HELEN GETS 577
Helen Douglas fashioned 2l3-
l96-16S for SIT in the Brightmoor
Ladies George Puszak's 632
paced the Brightmoor Mems
House Marion Wagner, 142
average. tumbled 243 in 55l and
Julia Jack 5ll IN the Ritter S
Ladies Dave kirklands 220
stood out in the Riley Stoker
Virgil Keller's PAS in the Palm
Beach Senior.
Frank Johnson's 228 in the $50
and Ray Cartoons DDS in the 825
were Gleneagles highlights
Oswald Shaffer's sos led the
United Dairy Workers Frances
James 20l and lima Dahlberg' S
52S shared honors in the North
western Ladies Classic Joe
Valent'S ga was tops in the
Plymouth 81 Victory.
Other league highs Harold
Aliens 639 in the Elks -. George
Shankins 245 in the Fire Dept.
No | Jack RoblnSons 232
and 63S in the Riviera House -.
Tom Dcmheck.s 21l II the Rnhaa-
lite John Cberup.s pa in the
Altoona House Norman Jour
dan 223 in the Motschall
Harry HaraSanians 235 in the
Palm Beach Junior John Len
ard 5 Gle IN the Falkland House
and Pete Cass' 246 in the
BEDFORD House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

! leN 10 SOLO Aa . 80 OF The thlrd
Don Gallinger followed. with as
sistance from Guidolin. 20 score
in 1920 Ted Kennedy aided the
Leafs cause in 1901 with aid
from Mel Hill and George Booth
man Herb Cain Soloed for Boston
in 1880. Jack Iingoldsby closed
the session in 1928, with one for
Toronto, on assists by Pratt and
Hamilton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Chene Leading
Times Pin Classic
By3Games
STANDINGS

Paul Scribner is very happy
today. because the Krakow vet
eran no longer is The Detroit
Times Bowling Classic low game
goat" His successor is Eddie
LaBudde of Palm Beach who had
SO on what might have been a
10 count. a few weeks ago
Scribner hit Ill.
LaBudde's series, Ala, is also a
new classic record for low scor-
ing. While LaBudde was having
his difficulties with obstinate
wood. Chene- Trombly, Palm Beach
opponents, carried by Mike Tes-
ta's 621, took three from the
Beachers. 1851 10 1896, al Log
Cabin Recreation last night
That happy ending, while
Ekhardt e. Becker was losing one
10 Mineralites, boosted the Chene-
Trombly lead TO three games.
incidentally when a suitable
date is found. Chene-Trombly and
Ekhardt e. Becker leading the
Greater Detroit. will provide the
annual GoOdfellow match at
'Chene- Trombly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Ali Star Game
Nets S66,557

CHICAGO, Nov "A (INS)-
Profits of $50 57 from the 1913
Star football game played at
pyche Stadium in Evanston, Aug.
25 were announced today. The
profits. which broke all records
for the charity event. will be
turned over TO the Chicago SerV-
icemen's Center The largest do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
LOYOId Chicago
Drops Cage Sport

CHICAGO, Nov "a (UP)-
Loyola University. producer Of one
of the Midwest's top-ranking indie
pendent basketball teams during
recent years, today announced the
abandonment OF the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

Deluxe leading by six games.
takes on Bill Morlands Auto
Club. which shares fifth with Fred
Bulack's s. e. S. and Ellis Walk
er's Standard. Auto Club Will go
in on the short end while its RI
walls are favoriteS. PepSi-Cola
Will be out 10 end the deadlock
between George Lasher's Olym-
pics and Tony CoScolenda' 5 Ra-
mona when 10 meets the latter.
Cy Goralczyk $ Sackman's
should stay IN second place alone
al the expense of Russ Knecht s
Detroit Sales. The schedule:
Pepsi-Cola We Ramona Recreation. al
lsYs II, bsLuRe g. vs Auto Club "a:
Murdoch vs. young 5-6 Sacknan's vs..
u@rnt Sales 80 Standard vs. BoUe
s-lN. Jerry McCArihy " kraefkr. 1l-t2:
p. -. Cnifpr " s A. 1914 pa imer
PARK Recreation vs.. Olympic 1915
Matches ~ 2 3 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
FIFE HAS 1885

Fife had scoring honors with
1885 in hosting a pair from Pepsi
Cola (292D Emil Dimitrie COM
ing In with Gel and second 10
Fred Wolf Of StFoh who marked
est from 226-217-24i. Ekhart e.
Becker polled 1858 in winning
from the 1899 MineraliteS
Low five hundreds were greatly
in evidence q Of the contestants
STAYING under $50 One of these
were Louis Sielaf Chene-Trom-
bly, anchor. whose $50 left his
under 200 for the first
|ne since the season opened. He
las 1924.
Meanwhile. John Crimmins Of
Parisclean tipped COL 10 make his
average read 20314 Tom
D'Orazio of Chene-Trombly had
594 10 bring himself 10 1913 81
Therman Gibson of Ekhardt e.
Becker failed 10 gain. Wolf IS
tied with D'OraZio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

nation 20 charity from the ALI
Star game prior to this year was
IN 1912 when S43,309 was con-
trihuted 10 Army and Navy Re-
lief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
A Lengthy Interval

The Sammy Angott Luther
White boxing match was the first
lightweight championship contest
in California in 30 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Equine Census

There are 10000 Young colts
and fiIieS and $4,000 horses in
training, according 10 Fred Klees
registrar Of the Jockey Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
PAIR Is TIED

Coca-Cola had two from De-
Euxc-W 70 putt into a deadlock
with Sackman when the latter
dropped A pair 10 Paris Stroh
gave I'D one 10 Krakow and the
defending champion found itself
four distant from Chene-Trombly
and one below the second place
Ekhardt & Beckers.
Berger improved It's standing
by taking two from Murdoch,
whose recent squirt led 70 the
bunch tisst tssipreea- Blake ena-as-
sociates were on their way 10
higher ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Major Loop Ties
To Be Broken
STANDINGS

Third and fifth place ties are
expected 10 be broken when Mich
Igan Major Classic bowling teams
stage their weekly matches al
the Crest Lanes tonight Louis
Burrs leading Deluxe and Her
man Bengells Pepsi-Cola are the
clubs that intend 10 break them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

Strike out and win the game
for the Bowlers Victory Legion"
That's the slogan UAW-CIO
leagues throughout the metropoli-
tan area as they launch their drive
10 put Detroit over the top in do
nations 10 this worthy cause, Mel
West, recreational director. an
nounced today
The purpose of the BVL Is
threefold, 10 procure recreational
equipment for the armed forces
overseas, assist financially the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis and promote war stamp
and bond sales.
Each JAW Go bowler is being
asked 10 pledge ST. All checks are
10 be made payable TO the BVL
and sent directly TO West at PSI
w. Grand Blvd, Detroit 10. In
this manner proper credit viii be
given each local for the amount
contributed. West is confident the
UAW-CIO boys will come through.
DETROIT Is FOURTH
Detroit is running fourth in the
country at present in BVL dona-
tons with 81 61S. according 10 the
latest reports from Milwaukee
headquarters. Columbus heads the
field with S4,054 followed by Gin
cinnati with S3,35S and Milwau-
kee SO, 154.
Among other Michigan cities
Flint is sixth with Sl.39l. Frank
enmuth 18th, $3.50; Battle Creek
goth, 1924: Monroe 23rd, S364
Plymouth 31st, Sl9S. and Saginaw
10th, with Sos.
HERE AND THERE High sin
gle was broken twice in the De-
troit Retail Merchants when
Frank Fialikowski rolled 243 in
his second game only 10 have DR.
Michael Rowda close with 262 $50.
Six strikes. spare and out.
Frank Myers tipped 25S, Tom
Beck 257 and Ted Roth ga in the
$50 and Al Simons 255 in the S25
at Argyle
Genevieve Liberals 235 in Sol
Edith Schultz 523, Helen Mack's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

Order War Stamps delivered
To your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

LUCKY STRIKE ne ist ssSoO I'VE ~. $50 s.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 a. n. ON
q BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR r..
uliMpH btG. - -.
" Amen E,s ssd sas,ss, sssssssIis, cssa'
Bosiioa .LL DAY SATURDAY, sae Sundays
.phILcF Rpc 5s2s. eaArloT AVENUE
LHlHVL IhVi PL 3765. - Alleys without q
Post opsn Boshne TODAY -Unth 6is p. NJ
ARD Alter ~. shysrs' Rs'isulsnt Cocktail s'
PALMER PARK MsslosoL s.. 30 3 s'': 900,
q sfuos~ies Alleys sar snd cru, opsh
pLpYI ANN 1890 WEST WARREN. Near
hlNIhNu SOUTHFtEL0. &c 1920
~ Beautiful lanes osiroits Prs'tiest coestail
Bar Adloininu. Msa, served. Deer Alsy, osiiy
PLAYDIUM ''' los 's s G4sg ssg,, VA IS"
OPEN DAILY UNTIL a. N Midnigbi and
Afternoon LEAGUE Reservations stu Available
RIVIERA REC sI7, GRAND slv6s AVE
opsr Bo~lins TODAY from a. Noon un,H
p. ~ ara After " p. N. All DAY Sat- Sun
R0YGl $500 aAslsrlout, NJ warren
w ~ 20 ALLEYS NJ s777
oPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS FROM p. N
ON SUNDAYS FROM 20 A. ~ ON
SOUTHEASTERN S M 't "a. GSfTI t tys
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY Usrlt p. N. FIJI.
DAY AFTER ?. NJ SAL, sun. AL DAY
cpplNcUEI 1918 sPRlHGwtlLs AVE.
STnlHuWCll0 10 ALLEYS VI. 2.s323
Open Boulina ALL DAY Saturday, and Sundays
A. N. Unnl Closins. Wess. DAYS Tiii J. After { 3
crLTI EUp 1880 WOODWARD. TO, s-49a7
olAII HiI AZ state Fair Grounds
30 Alley, for open 6o~lina Through Friday a.
R3o n. free Instructions Afternoons
VICTORY ~, = . Ia,I; /" O e ..s!oI
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UHTll7 p. NJ ALL
DAY SAT. SUN PLENTY OF PIN eoYs
WASHINGTON BOWL '' so s,sE,i S1iJ e.
Open sopHna TODAY From 10 A NJ 10 S.sQ
P, ~. AFTER 10. Al oay sat, sun cH. 1920
WAYRE'S SCHOOL s'S'g s',,., y, g. ;. ss''
Pryais Lessons Afternoons WAYNE SPAUlDlk6
Instructor opsn Bowline 2 P.oM TN CLOSING
4 nETR0iT st2t MICHIGAN. NEAR
uLlnVl WYOMING. CT. 1922
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY p. NJ UNTIL
CLOSING Az DaY saturday, and sundsys
WEST WARREN rSnsi s''S OF s $50
op,n ALLEYS 10 A. n unin 6ls p. n. After "
Free INSTRUCTORS TODAY. $50 to S p NJ
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

LAST NIGHT : RESULT
yoston Toronto s.
THURSDAYS GAMES
DETROIT AZ Chicago
New York al BOSTON,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

Totals gt5 e7q g7I Totals $40 eOe s37
Grand total 2s-o Grand total 25l6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

VICTORY ~ I, A I'tI. [" O is ..s!.I
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. N AL
DAY SAT. SUN PLENTY or PIN BoYs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

cTLTr EIp Is6oO WOODWARD. TO, s.4942
OlHII ! Eill A. state Fair Grounds
30 Alley, for open 6ouiina Through Friday a.
R30 p ~ free Instructions Afternoons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24
Times Classic
Pin Scorse

Totals ass 500 i01i Totals seq $50 idG7
Grand t1ta 29i3 Grand total 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

cpplucWEIIc 1919 sPRlHGwELLs AVE
ST nlNuUCllO 10 Alleys VI. 2.s323
Open Bo~lina AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
A NJ Until Closine. Week. DAYS Tiii :. After &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

Tctas ss7 oar ss2 Totals s33 s7s 1865
Grand total 26i6 Grand total 2s67
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-24

WASHINGTON BOWL SO so s,ss., SSiJ G.
Open sopUns TODAY From 10 A NJ TO S.sQ
p. NJ. After 10. All DAY sat, sun. CH 1920
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-03
~ lie LIND MANS SECRET:
hA | BY RICHARD .HoueHToN al
rr% sav-
RICHARD.H OUGHTON

81 the students were after" lie
spun around ;mJ faced the lc,l
again. Hey. you!' he haykcd ut DR..
Hill. What are y0u DOING"
Merely examining TINS cotton
DO you object" ."
NGItha had walled into The room
beside the college president AND
vas St2r!n" down IN horror and fas-
'tTatl"n ~ the bloody Shsct. That
WAS Otto'S blood the blood Ut tie
man who once iId loved her.
Get ont OF here. all oC YOU, !
don't want this room messed up 90
Tho door across the han opened
and Il sleepy younw mJu IL ruG-
mas. with Il puzzled expression on
his tdcC. emerged. i!r SAW the vuur-
Ell. hIS eyes popped "rcn-aui lie
jumped back To- shelter.
"Mcdo.t young man" observed
Agatha III Il voice SIN" tried 10 make
sound m"IctIlant ~ SIT, spoke 10
ii,'n her companions "yc.; on her
fingers. sI" was S,uli,n. another
piece of absorbent cotton up the
sleeve "i h"r coat. There was ne
blood on th;S one.
Or. Hill wa, t|li,;n" 10 himself.
Il can't understand. Why WcrllG the
murderer Try to soak Up The blood
IN that H,i" Perhaps there is some
other reason ="
E#'ciiG hroho- III. Poison. That's
Il ls.g.,sr''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-03
LENTEN REDUCINGDIET
BY Or. Clendcning
Sunday ond monday-735 eoIories


Sunday ond monduy-735 eoiories
BREAKFAST
universal vitamin pill; y
"r"rr:rult--lo0 calorics; l ruSlS
-.Hp huttcr-lO0 Galleries: cup
coiivc DnV cream or sugar..
LUNCH
Salad uf leftover fish and Gu
GUNNER saved out before cooking
ANA radi.hcS. shavcd (mincral oil
"r"~sIn"t - 100 cal0rivs; - soda
CRACKERS - 30 calorics; glass
s"!mmcd milk 100 Galleries.
DINNER
Average helping Swiss steak
100 caI"rirS; J cup green beans
GA" au,,vrD - raloricS = canned
green cage plUIus-lO0 caluriCs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

sired in the way of exact inror-
mHlpu. The account says that 1t
Us u sort ct soap dissolved IN Il de
c"v,san OF ilurvtic and carmina-
III" plants. but -uch vagucucs- is
USUAL with quar,s when tho. ac-
serb. 'ueIr remedies.
However, a rartial answer to
m"n y 81! plea for Il Saathud of
1i~s"ivHC IA" nc has been given
by tx" Boston Physicians. re
port 1t "a an sample of medical
rro2r'.s, although it will not do
y"U any good /. the sense that :;
Is something lou can take by
mni,h AMI m=la all well. 1t must
TIE injected IH'H the pclviS Of tn.
kidney nr an D. trumcnt, the cys-
i"sc"r". X s,oms To work very
sHr"cs fully au. is obviously more
desirable than an operation, c.
r'ciaI!y fur ...,c stones. So We
may hay" su.nc expectation at
i,a-t. that PROGRESS is being made
d!nH" tUc-c i..,s,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-03
QUESTIONS MD ANSWERS

.. l. It desirable to have the
r"."" |ain- while the family of
GROWN" children are at meals?
=. No; It j. hardly possible To
nav" a quiet, happy family meal
''"v;"r' with the radio on. except,
perhaps. Tor very soft, quiet music.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
LA BoDA DE HOY

Para las ocho de la noche de
hoy estan sehalados los esponsales
de la bella Srta. 0nelia Sierra y
Ell correcto jOven Francisco L6-
PEE.
La ceremonial nupcial tendra lu
gar en- Ia Residential de los padres
de la desposada, esposos Pedro y
Carload Sierra, en- 81 1908 de la
Trece avenida.
R~epresentara a la ley ell conoci-
do casamentero Sr. Candida Pc
rec actuando como testigos Ia
Srta. Estrella Lopez y ell jOven
Pedro Sierra, Jr.
Que la felicidad les sOnria, es
nuestro f~erviente deseo.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03

Delic Vald6s, 10 amos, y Evan
gelina MurgadO, Is.
Robert v. Valdes, %, y Lucy
LaBarbera, "a.
John M. Barry, % amos, y Ruby
j. Shultz, %.
Archie c. Davis, 2s amos, y Ma
ry Ellen Durkin, 81.
ErnestO E. Pratt, 80, y Betty
Susan Boyette, 80.
John B. Pittman, Is, y Ruth F.
Cotton, 80.
Johnny William Stephens, ~ a
nos, v Antonio Alvarez, "a.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
TINTIT
FL Enemigo de las Canas

FL Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de so
vida y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TINTIT
no conitene nitrate de plata y su
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a 81
botica o 81 no al telSfono ndmerO
Y1S54. Para pedidOs a la agencia:
P. o. Box $500. Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
MATINEE BAILABLE

Manana domingo la Secci6n de
Recreo y Adorno del Centre Es-
psnol verificara su Ultima matt
nee bailable de la temporada. Ra-
z6n para que la elegante sala Sc
yea colmada por una distinguida
concurrencia.
Estas fiestas vespertinas Sc han
venido efectuando cada semana
desde ell pasado i%nvierno, y en- to-
das sus organizadores han obte-
nido jugosas ganancias, las que
han lido a engrosar los fondos de
la decana de nuestras sociedades
regionales.
En- la bonita plataforma de la
musica Sc situara la orquesta que
dirige ell professor Frank Grasso.
Los precios de entrada son los
mismos que en- las ~anteriores fies-
tas.
Por anticipate acreditamos otro
triunfo a la Secci6n que comanda
desde hace amos ell apreciado ami
go Angel de la Riva.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03

Ell nacimiento de Ia UniverSidad
Americana tuvo una cOnsecuencia
feliz: puso a las juventudes en-
contacto con ell pueblo.
German Areiniegas
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
PENsAMIENToS

FL arbol es aradO, tim6n, nave,
urna y antena.
-Anselmo Allegro
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
N DE PRoPIEDADEs

Henry A. Montesino a Pedro
del Castillo; ]. A. Munro a Rebe-
ca Strickland; B. F. Gonzalez a
Ralph E. O'Brien; E. M. Wood a
Don M. White; Fred E. Smith a
Paul Hirtner; Berdie Holloman a
Ramon Fernandez; Leila Jones a
]. M. Stanley; obispo Jose Patrick
Hurley a Air Base Terminal Co.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
Ell BALE DE HOY

Hoy sabado Sc efectuara ell bal
lie semanal en- ell edificio de los Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc.
Tocara la orquesta "La Tropi-
cal", que prepare un programa
especial.
Desde las seis de la tarde hasta
horas de la madrugada.
Auguramos otro exito.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
TRASLADADA

Fue trasladada desde la Clinics
"Dr. A. A. Gonzalez" la Sra. Ca
ridad Rodriguez, esposa del Sr,
Ramon Rodriguez, para su hogan,
establecido en- ell 1912 de la Once
n a avenida.
La Sra. Rodriguez ingres6 en-
NAL estado de salud, pero gracias
a los solicitos cuidados del DR.. So
lano Grimal vuelve al lado de sus
queridos hijos Y esposO.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03

Solo la aristocracia del talento
es capaz de conducir felizmente In
nave del Estado.
Hamilton
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
PARA LA HABANA
go. 9Ua,io Ro4.iqu.,

Con ell prop6sito de disfrutar dc
unas bien ganadas vacaciones.
partira hoy para La ciudad de Mia
mi Ell apreciado amigo Juan Fer
nadnez, propietario de la tienda
Fernandez Y Garcia" situada en-
la Septima avenida Y Gale Is.
En- la ciudad de Miami, ell ami
go Fernandez tomara un avi6n
que 10 conducira a la capital GU
bana.
lie deseamos muchas diversio-
mes.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
HLEANOS

estas lineas nos complace-
felicitar a una antigua
|ptora de este diario, Sra.
! Hernandez, espOsa del a.
10 amigo Pedro Hernandez,
ties del 938 Once avenida.
Sra. Hernandez cumplira
IA, 4 de Julio, un anO mas de
tai motive sera muy felici-
a ella nuestrOs mejOres de-
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
KEY WEST

A las diez Y media de la noche
de hoy partiran para ell hist6rico
Key West los dilectos amigos Jose
Y Mario Mira.
En- "Cayo Hueso" visitaran a la
autora de sus dias y otros fami-
liares.
Regresaran Ell entrante jueves.
Feliz viaje.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
DE VACACIoNEs

Para la ciudad de Miami parti-
ra en- la nOche de hoy Ell fraternc
amigo Francisco de la Grana, Sc
cretario de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor.
En- la referida ciudad pasara el
fin de semana, regresando a ests
81 e~ntrante martes.
ALI pasara horas muy agrada-
bles.
La gaceta., 1943-07-03
|cABARET
lar EN- Ell
10 CUBANO

esta preparado para el
bsret Popular que mana
npO celebrara la sOciedad
cubano en- TODD su edificiO
.sImente la Secci6n veri-
bales, con La sola dife-
que es en- una sola plan
6ficio. Esta vez, Y con ell
/ de c~Omplacer a los aman
l mdsica latina, Sc verifi-
TODD Ell edificio.
| planta alta Sc situaran
Entos Manuel Sanchez" Y
este Gltimo con
lnte Nolan Canova. En- Ell
dividiran honores
ora" con sus cantantes Sc
Ramil Y Rafael
Y LA Tropical" con la
rcedes Sanchez y Freddie
\ la parte vocal.
ia empezara a las seis de
v Sc terminara a las do
Patio-Jardin estaran ST
) mesas reservadas.
de entrada: Damas 3Oc;
civiles 75c; hOmbres en-
35 centavos.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Home Defense Notes:
p Counties Organize
OCD Units Under Law
BY KEN HALL

Twenty-Five Michigan counties
have re-established civilian de-
Tense councils under the new law
which provides that chairmen OF
boards of supervisors, prosecutors
and sheriffs shall become ex-
officio members and that new
officers shall be named.
The Wayne County Council of
Defense has not yet elected its
new officers, but will do so some
time in September, according to
Secretary NJ. l.. Greer.
Millions of cloths are needed 10
wipe machinery in our war plants
and navy and the guns of our
armed forces. OF all The rags
contributed by homemakers, 40
per cent are Immediately con-
verified into wiping cloths. Many
more pounds are needed, accord
ing to WPB officials, as a short
age impends.
This behooves every housewife
to ransack her home from base
ment TO attic and turn in all the
rags that can be spared at once.
The Ford Motor Co. in its
Rouge plant. used 100000 new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10
Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Vance,
Wife Of Pastor

Funeral services will be held al
. 80 p. IN. tomorrow in the First
Presbyterian Church for Mrs
Mary Forman Vance. wife of the
Rev Or. Joseph A. Vance pastor
emeritus of the FIRST Presbyterian
Church and former head of tho
Presbyterian Church of the United
States.
Mrs Vance who. with her huS-
band, lived at the WardcH-Shera-
ton Hotel, died last night IN Jen-
ningS Hospital after a long illness
Burial will be In Woodlawn
Cemetery
Mrs Vance was born in Mays
vile, Ky. on Oct y, 1866. Dur
ing the time Or Vance was pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church,
from l9llluntil his retirement in
1889. Mrs Vance was extremely
active in church work.
Surviving, in addition 10 Mr..
Vance, are three children: Mrs,
John Miller Bonbright of Detroit;
Mrs. Orville Reed of Howell and
Joseph a. Vance Jr. of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-10

Funeral services are being
planned today for Roger NJ, An
drews, publisher of The Detroit
Times from 1927 to 1882. who
died of a heart attack at the age
of 90 in 81. Joseph's Mercy Hos
ptal, Menominee.
Mr. Andrews was president of
the MenOminee Herald-Leader
from the year he left the Times
until his death. Chief among his
other interests was the develop
ment OF Mackinac Island as a
beauty spot and vacation resort.
lie was president of the Mackinac
Island Commission from 1929 10
1897.
BORN IN CONNECTICUT
Born in Stamford, Conn, he
was graduated from Yale law
school, aRd-was 4 reporter in New
York. Washington, Chicago and
Milwaukee.
Mr.. Andrews was scarcely ever
away from his Menominee news
paper for the last 10 years of his
life.
A self-styled "old-time printer
and pencil pusher' Mr.. Andrews
actually also was an attorney,
banker and a naturalist of high
reputation.