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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Ump Shortage Serious

The maupOWor shortage In
urpires In the American League
) getting about q, desperate rs
the PLAYER shortage Win tho
Joss Of Ar PsSsarcils. just
-4A4lad tf4is--- -.-f-,-..at-s ,-fr-.. : '--'-r.
Bs,A Hayfs Ge.-ei and Jor1
Quinn fhe staff which usual,
runs an even dozen .wplf"S boz
SIDES Tommy Connolly 're .w-
pre- In chief has been 5.o.ncd
ioNrlpo aIhItratorS
John Wjetno. 4 former Detroit
Lon player VINO umpfcd DOB ite
American Association was 10
have been brought up. but p.
too. Is wearing Uncle sam IS uni
form instead Of the blue 81 the
pTpiTcs
Charley Bern. 2 former biz
league catcher and later coach
TO- Come Mack. Will make his
debut a. IN umpire In The junior
eircgl This year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
They Had Everything

with the exception of catch
ing, the 1927 Yankees had IL on
the 1886 Yankees in every de-
partment." Pipgrss declared.
"Bill Dickey Of the SO team
rated over Benny Bengough.
My, what an outfit that 81
powerhouSe was. They had
pitching. fielding and batting"
Besides PipGraS. among
Yankee pitchers with the great
1927 Yankee team were Waite
Hoyt. Herb Pennock. Bob
Shawkey. Urban ShOCkcr and
Dutch Reuther
There was Gchug a. FIRST.
laZzerri A. second, Dugan AT
third koelig Al short. and
Ruth. Combs and Bob MeuSel in
the outfield--a murderouS gang,
all right, all right
A record OF l02 victories
against but q defeats atteStS TO
the fact Pipgras was more than
p little help TO the Yankees, with
whom he pitched for SIX full
seasons 1927 10 1852.
lie won - games m 1898 and
on each al three other seasons
in New York livery. won Is or
more contests. Besides that ho
haGged three trumphS IN as
many World Series. lie never
lost IN the autumn classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Dearborn
Sailors
Entertain
BY EDGAR HAYES

The American and Canadian
navicS got acquainted last night
a Dearborn Navel Training Sta
ton More than 175 sailors from
HMCS Hunter attended wreS-
ting match and Joined their
American cousins in a song feast
So many of the American sail
ors turned out for the show it
was necessary to divide IT into two
parts. The Canadian mlddeS
were stationed al one end of the
hall for the first half of the show
but before long were mlnghng
with the Americans m all parts
of the stand
The Americans let out a roar OF
welcome for their visitors when
they marched into the hall. And
The Canadians responded with
He's Jolly good fellow Later
they exchanged compliments sing
ing Anchors Aweigh and Wavey
Navy, the Canadians song.
The visitors were taken on A
tour Of the station and later were
guests OF the Americans at re-
treatments. e..
In The wrestling matches I'd
Bad BOY Lewis stole the show IN
losing 10 frankie Hart. the favor
iie Of The Canadian boys frankie
is from Windsor In the other
matches Bert Rubi and Lou Klein
WreStIed 70 draw rs did Flash
Gordon and Jack League.
The show was arranged by
Howard Var and the wreStlerS
ard Canadian boys appeared
through The courtesy Of the :. &
s. Tool Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Eeceme Pro in 1921

plpgraS came out ~ lows
end broke into profess lonal base
hall with Madison IN the South
Dakota League in 1921. The
Yankees sold PipgraS. along
win Billy Werber. 10 the Red
Son in 1894 and the next year
The pitcher was dropped 80
Nashville his blk league career
ended
The injury 10 hi, arm had
taken MS toll bur - couldn't
sake baseball altogether out OF
PIpgras The following year
George took up umplrng get
ting his start behind catchcis i'm
tho New York Pennsylvania
League From there he moved
Up 10 the Eastern His tine work
attracted tho attention Of h.-
league scouts and IN 1893 ne
was called up hl NE American
loon
Piperas now make, bis horne
'he year around IN s. Peters
burg. Fla He own, a i0-acrc
tract Of tung OH tree, near
Oc5Ia Fla and rs vcl started
on what re hopes viii oe 2
thriving nev business for tm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

Charles f. ,Gus) Dorsis, coun-
Gilman and coach of the Detroit
Lions. is leaving Ford Hospital
Just in time 10 help pick his next
football team AZ the draft meeting
OF the National Football League.
The former University Of Detroit
coach is to 6c discharged today
from Ford Hospital following a
months treatment for the skull
fracture he suffered in a fall at
the Detroit Athletic Club.
DoraIS and Fred L. Mandel Jr..
president of the Lions, Will 90 10
Chicago for The league ; executive
meeting Monday and the draft
meeting to bc held Tuesday.
I'VE certainly are going TO
have n team and so will every
other club in the league" said
Nandcl TODAY There may have
been some doubt about Cleve-
land when Dutch Clark quit. hut
when Chile Walsh was hired
~ "A coach. we knew the Rams
would 60 next fall"
The Lions staff has been comb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Rockies Come and Go
In Giants Lineup

LAKEWOOD T. aprit Z"
UP) The New York Giants lost
one pitcher hut gained another To-
day Rookie Sal Maglic asked 10
be put on the voluntary retired
list while Scout Frank Hickey
brought high school sensation.
Dick Hoover TO camp
Maglit is working IN q Niagara
Falls war plant Hoover Is a
snnihnaw from CoIMmhue. O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Buc AurIer Awaits Call

PITTSBURGH. April , up
Russ BaucrS, Pittsburgh Pirate :
pitcher. today awaited re-claSslfi-
cation by his draft board before
making any move 10 return 10
baseball. He has already taken
his first physical.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Duquesne Scraps
Sports Program

PITTSBURGH. April . GNS) -
In a surprise move DuqueSne Uni
versity scrapped lis entire sports
program today for the duration.
Football and basketball were tho
only varsity sports maintained at
the university The cancellation of
both removed TWO Wcll-knoWn
coaches, Aldo T DBuffD Donelll
and Chick Davies from The field
Of active duty - temporarily al
least.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Don't Help

II had n couple Of operations
They took some bone out. I
tried 10 pitch afterwards. but !
was through. In fact WAS
around for a couple of years"
Pipgras laughed when he TO-
called his last game IN the
majors
II WAS pitching for the Red
SoN against the Yankees, Pip
eras recalled Il allowed only
three hits, hut each Of the three
WAS home run and beat me"
PlpgraS believes the Yankees
Of 1927 was the greatest team
Of alt time
II think n was better team
than the Yankees 81 1896"
Plpgras explained.
There has always been a hot
argument as 70 which was the
greatest Yankee team. that of
1927 or 1886.
The writer recalls Charley
GehrinGer, who played against
both teams, picked the Yankees
Of 1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

Bruins hut Nou'll have 10 20
out and show IL. II YOU do, yOu'll
win " I.
Apparently that was all the
Wing, needed They were 30 much
the better team In tins game that
some OF their more enthusiastic
already are talking
about clean sweep 30 match the
four straight Boston won over the
DetroiterS two years ago
There goes their team" ono
fan said when Dit Clapper. IN
falling early IN the game. landed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
NEARLY CRASH

4 head-on crash appeared immi-
nrnt between Jack Schmidt, the
Bnun forward and Jimmy Orlando
when they raced Tor a loose puck
Young Schmidt. though. put
on the brakes Just IN time.
II was jimmy Orlando's unlucky
daY. e.. FIRST he had a tooth
pulled, then Dr Cd. Tomsu had
10 remove a cnder from one Of
his eyes and finally Art Jackson
accidcntly uickcd him on the fore
head with his stick for three
stitches.
Referee Chadwick gave Jackson
an automatic penalty Of ) minutes
for this. a ruling that Art Ross
complained about after the game.
although the Wings failed TO score
then. That was BOSton'S only
penalty and the Wings had only
TWO ono each 10 Orlando and
Stewart. Abel scored while
Orlando vas of.
Phil DcBeauhlen, seated near
Continued on Page eS)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
No Raise for Gee

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April ?
llF1 General Manager Warren
Giles Of The Cincinnati Reds said
To-Day iha' ho had refused 10 in.
crease tho salary offer made TO
veteran 6'aIi Walker despite re-
relpfS of q letter from The holdoW
ugrH, der
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
indian Players Wanted

Indians, or descendants Of Amer
lean Indians, are invited 10 try
out for an All-Indian team At
Northwestern Field Sunday at 10
A. m See manager John Shane
on field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Zeller Fears Draft Rulings May Doom Gam
sports
PipQras Recalls
Bre aNoQ Arm
Agents. Tqers
By LEO MACOONELL

EVANSVILLE Apr' . SfcN.
CNc,i desperately sNori OF
pitchers. asked George F.pci
y DO would like 20 Gc' a H''.f
CNcrr,>c pitching % inc Tigers
IN batting piacl-c-
p.pSr7>. an outstanding p.'rNc.
With some Of ttet greatest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Kirby Defeats
Jane Crun, s.

PINEHURST. ~ C.. April .
CUP)- Dorothy Kirby Of Atlanta
won the North-South Women :
Golf title here today by defeating
Jane Crum Orangeburg s. c.. )
and 3 m the 1S-holc finals OF the
forty first annual tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
ROSS THREATENS REVOLT OVER DATES
Du+ton Rules Against Boss Of Boston Bruins

on his head and was Knocked
groggy for a fcw minutes A
nice compliment 10 The popular
and efficient Clapper, but il
shouldn be forgotten that Bos-
ION also still has frankie Brim-
SEX. Flash Hollctt, Herb Cain
Art Jackson and Bill Cowley
Another BruIn Standout,
the helmctcd Jack Crawford,
recovered from his injury will
be IN sunday nights game here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

J tNN'' Teams
ana 0'" ''i
a M
ttA. 10 'H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
HAS POSSIBILITIES
Veteran Bowler

Nick Zalzali ono NJ New YorkS
best bowlcrs. has been topping me
pins for % years. 10 once av-
eragcd 2ll for ~ games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

Tiger | broke my arm. II ruined
my pitching career and al
WaNs have favored the arm since.
That was in August ~ 1898.
II broke when ! was pitching 10
Frank Doliack. II WAS a fast
ball threw The arm was
broken at the elbow. n bad
break.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Keep Spectator Sports, Bill Asks

WASHINGTON, tAprn UPl-Continuance Of spectator
reasonable travel participants and
resolution
nv Samuel \. Weiss (Dl Of Pennsylvania
workers favor continuance
OF essential o maintenance of th morale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
SCORE EARLY

But II was the Wings who had
the most 20 last night They scored
4 goal in the first rs seconds of
each period to sag the Bruins
spirits
They scored while they were
Shorthanded in the second period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
BACK AGAIN

That was the Frtlle Zivlc
welterWcIght championship fight.
a conspiracy cf horrors that
went on unendurIngly until Gym
icaI. case-hardeneG gazeS turned
aside heads were bowed with
the shame OF IL and voices called
out in protest that such things
could longer endure They
thought they were "burying
Henry Armstrong with honors in
tho Garden ring that night
But miraculouSly he's back
again this evening with an Is
600 crowd and a 500 600 gross
in prospect. and meeting Beau
Jack holder of one of The titles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

NEW YORK. April 2 ms
Henry Armstrong only man in
all tho history N boxing 10 hold
three worlds championships
simultaneously, IS 10 return to-
night TO HE scene where triumph
and disaster were equally his.
He is coming back 10 Madison
Square Garden where once ne
won championships AS rapidly as
their defenders could be per-
~uadcd 10 meet HIM And where,
a little more than two years ago.
he himself was haShed and
Dashed and 50 blinded by his own
blood that tho quality Of mercy
could no longer remain strained
and they stopped 1t In the
twelfth round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Mud Gets ;;
God|ie Brimsek
Has Bad Night
nv LEWIS ". WALTER

When the Detroit Red Wings
can start running mp records on
gosie Frank BrimSek, YOU know
they must be close to the Stanley
Cup.
Today MOdere Bruneteau can
take bow as The first Red Wing
10 score three goals in a Stanley
Cup gsme-snd three on Brimsek
Capt Sid Abel is one Of the
first. il not the only Red Wing
ever 10 score goal and four as
sists in a Cup game. With i
points. Abel is only two away
from the all-tlme playoff record
held by Don Crosse and Bill Cow
ley. His teammate, Carl LiScombe,
is only one point behind him.
Even defenseman Jack Stewart,
who only scored two goals in SO
regular league contests, now knows
the thrill OF making the red light
fash in a Stanley Cup game.
WIN WITH EASE
Those Red Wings owe their
pleasant glow today TO the ease
with which they beat the man
from EVeleth, Mimi, who UNI
questionably is one ~ the greatest
goales in hockey history.
Frank Brimsek has faced the
Red Wings a. times since he took
over the Boston nets four seasons
ago.
But the Wings never drove so
many pucks past him rs they did
last night in humbling Boston
Bruins, 6-2. IN the opening game
OF the Stanley Cup finals.
A crowd Of 1852 saw the
Wings gallop at Olympia.
THAT was like shooting fish
In n barrel. I hope we have some
more 81 the same In the second
game sunday" said very genial
Jack Adams today.
I'VE played like we feIt---all
tired out" said Manager Art
Ross Of the Bruins. Both teams
stunk. But we skunk the most"
"Of course the best team
won" added Ross
Ross was getting in his little
harpoon on what he termed the
Detroit clubs ungraciousness in
forcing his team TO open the series
last night
He wished TO give the Bruins
rest and open the series Sunday.
which would enable him TO get de-
fenSeman Jack Crawford back in
uniform.
But Adams. as manager Of the
league champions, had the last
word.
The Bruins did look tired. They
failed 10 check with the Wings
The Detroit club, which finished
It's first round series with Toronto
Tuesday night while Boston was
ouSting Montreal, looked tired,
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
nv VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

Revolt against The National
Hockey League is threatened by
Art Ross. boss OF the Boston
Bruins. as a result Of the dispute
as 10 when next weeks two games
IN Boston VIII be played
Mervyn oRedl Dutton. acting
head OF the league, yesterday ruled
the games would be played as
scheduled April and
s instead OF Thursday and Sunday.
April $ and IL, The dates Ross
requested.
Informed Of Dutton decision.
which followed conference with
F. W Bickle Of Montreal and Les
Ter Patrick of New York, league
directors. Ross said
we have our rights and will
stick 10 them. The games will
be PLAYED in Boston, April \
and II"
Sticking 10 his guns. Duiton told
Adams to- have ms team on. hand
p Boston Tor the game Tuesday
plcNt
Adam, objected 10 tho switch Tn
dates because under Ross plan no
matter how long the series goes no
game could be played here after
this Sunday night due 10 the COM
ms Sportsmsns Show al Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
-FOUR WAY GO

Besides Tigers already gone.
among players whose tenure Wits
baseball now seems insecure are
Joe Hoover, DICK W a * d,
Jimmy Bloodworth and Joe Wood.
All but Wakefield arc married and
have children
Harold NewhouScr. called ny his
draft board for q rehearing on his
military status. returns 10 Detroit
tomorrow. He Will take new
phySlcal examination on Tuesday.
he is now in Az because ~ a
physical disability He planned 20
leave for Detroit today. hut re-
manned over 70 pitch against the
Cubs here tomorrow.
Hoover, new Tiger shortSfop
bought from Hollywood II the
Pacific Coast League was asked
by his draft board IN Santa
Monica. Cal, 20 nh oui new
dependency qucstonnaire. Hoover
has one child
Adam BengoeChea. recruit
from Ogden, Utah. already has
been indicted and - awaiting call.
Nlck Vert, sensational lS-year-
old outfleldcr from Reading Pa,
was recently classified IN IA.
HAS POSSIBILITIES
Young Don Patrick, recruit out
fielder whom the Tigers hope 20
convert into pitcher, pitched 20
batters IN practice yesterday and
Steve O Neil seemed satisfied the
kid has possibilities As a finger,
Patrick am Upper Peninsula hoy,
is only y and already a war hero
with an honorable discharge. lie
is 2 SURVIVOR off the Wasp.
The Tigers viii play the Cubs
here both Saturday and Sunday.
Virgil Trucks and NcwhouSer are
scheduled 10 hurl tomorrow and
Tommy Bridges and Paul Trout
on Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
PEP TALK DID 1T

You're a better team than
they are" Jack Adams told his
Red Wings MA pep talk before
last nights : game with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Hockey PIayoffs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SERIES
DETROIT heats Toronto, { gamrs 70 a
SERIES
B0sfon heats Montreal 4 games 10 4
STANLEY CTR SERIES
Rest -Four Out Of Seven Gameel
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
DETROIT 3, Boston
SUNDAYS GAME
Boston ~ DETROIT
AMERICAN LEAGUE
OKE CTR SERIES
fBsst Tour out ~ seven nen.~us
buffalo o. InfiauapoHs I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
-Four More Tigerss
Listed Prospects
For Service
Newhouser in Detroit
TO Take New Physical
for Army tuesday
Ry LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, April Jack
Zeller here today sounded an
ominous note for big league base
ball when he contemplated the
possible loss of more Tigers 10
the already greatly depleted ranks
OF the squad in training here
through revised regulations which
would wipe out ga draft defer
mentS.
"If they keep taking Them"
the general manager of the
Tigers predicted. the big League
club owners are going TO have IN
quit. They won't need any word
from Washington"
Xeller limited the baseball sun
was worse than baseball men had
figured earlier in the spring. Al
ready the war-rlddled Tigers have
sent % players TO the services
and il IS expected moro will 60.
especially under tho proposed reg
.ulauonS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

Continued on Page 21)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
CRASH VICTIMS
ARE IDENTIFIED
Five Army Airmen Lose
Lives When Bomber Falls
AT Norfolk Airport

LANGLEY FIELD, Va. Sept. II
-iR,-Five Army airmen who were
killed in the crash of an Army
bomber at the Norfolk Municipal
airport yesterday were identified
today by the Langley field public
relations office as:
Flight Officer Rayford C. Rob
erts. next of kin, mother, Mrs
Mae Roberts. 1885 South Sixth
street, Stanton Tex
Private Eugene P. Marquart,
mother. Mrs Celia Marquart 906
Fourteenth street, North Fargo,
N. D.
Staff Sergeant Charles C. Jen-
nings. widow. Mrs. Ruth Jennings.
76 Jackson avenue. Langley View.
Va. parents, Mr. and Mrs Lincoln
Jennings. 1926 254th street. Belle
rose. Long Island. N. Y.
Technical Sergeant William D,
Mercer. mother, Mrs Mary M.
Mercer. $50 Orchard street, Zanes-
vile. Ohio.
Sergeant Frederick H. Ceilings,
il. father. Frederick H. Ceilings.
ST.. 215 Henry street, Manchester,
Conn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
GIRS0N DIRECTS
SOUTHPORT USO
Former Wilmington Club
Official Succeeds Muff-
lev In Brunswick

rosiab 7. Gibson, of Wilmington.
succeeded James I. Muffley
director of the USO club at
e.,+bnort Miss Ingeborg Rudd,
tt5e USO-Travelers Aid, announc-
saturday. Mr.. Muffley will be
,,;oned 10 the Chicago area of
n,o T-sO after completion Of his
vacation on OCTOBER l,
'" Mr. Gibson has been in charge
+t,e program at the Second and
W o.anoe $50 club since his arrival
~ Wilmington last November. Miss
n r, said. and his promotion
aa,,os As a result of two years va
' r experience and background in
Massachusetts,, New Jersey and
North Carolina.
-'I native of Fort Mil. S. c.. Mr..
c.hson attended Clemson college
sad has spent considerable time
;n and around New York City fur
..or;ng his education and training
tar the work he is now doing.
Mr.. Gibson s USO experience in
GUIDES eight months at Fort De-
rons Mass. where the USO oper-
otes two large buildings. three
'aontbs at EatentoWn, N j., three
,onths at Chicopee Falls, Mass,
~ the USO club which serves the
westoyer All Base, and the past
,on months at the Second and
0range USO club in Wilmington.
Refining as an Associate Boys
secretary early in 1882 with the
yo,mo Men S Christian Association
IN Charlotte, N. c., Mr.. Gibson has
since been employed with the
vNCA at Jersey City, N. Y, and
was fer two years at the New
York Worlds Fair, where COM
forrable lounges we're provided for
friends of the YMCA, restaurants
.rere established and murals and
mans indicating the work of the
v1CA throughout the world were
njsulayed,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-12
Help Kidneys
/ Back Aches

rom Getting Up Nights, Backache. Nervous
ness, Leg Pains. Dizziness. Swollen Ankles.
Rheumatic Pains. Burning. scanty or fire.
qaent passages? If so. remember that your
Kidneys are vital to your health and that
THESE symptoms may be due to non-organic
ard non-systemc Kidney and Bladder trou1
bleS-in such cases CysteX "a physician S
prescription usually gives prompt and joy
Gus relief by helping the Kidneys flush out
poisonous excess acids and wastes You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose in
trying Cystex. An iron-clad guarantee as
Slres refund Of your money on return of
empty package unless fully satisfied Don't
~ delay. Get Cystex
Il HYGEAV lSiss-tex) from
v y GSA your druggist today.
vH,i fiui tih.u Only 35c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Wigg|e Honored
AT Testimonial

Invitations were out today for q
farewell testimonial dinner ir
honor of Peter Wiggle, assistant
postmaster of Detroit, whose resig.
nation after 43 years in govern
ment service becomes effective
Sunday.
Some 400 postal employees viii
sponsor the affair, which will be
held at the Fort Shelby Hotel 10.
morrow evening. and will have as
guests, high ranking local and ma
tional officials.
These include Mayor Jeffries
Frank c. Walker. postmaster gen.
eral of the United States: r. w
Thompson. supreme commander OF
the Maccabees; John c. Lehr. dis.
-trict attorney, who will be toast.
master. and FIR. Raymond Clancy
director of social action for the
Detroit Archdiocese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Roosevelt Opens
Red Cross Drive

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26 (UP).
President Roosevelt viii inaugu-
rate the 1913 war fund drive of
the American Red Cross with a
radio address over all major net
works Sunday at 4;l5 p. IN. CDe-
troit timeD
Participating In tho program
with the President will be Red
Cross Chairman Norman II. Davis,
from Washington; Gen. Essen
hover. from Allied headquarters
In North Africa, and Admiral
NimitZ, commander in chief OF
the Pacific fleet, from "a Pacific
war theater."
An address by Wendell Willkie
at Red Cross rally in St. Louis
will be broadcast at GAS p. m
over the blue network.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
ADVERTlsEMENT
Be Quick To Treat
Bronchitis

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough, chest cold. or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford TO take chance with anym
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender. infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
CreomulSion blends beechwood
creosote byspecial process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
II contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist TO
sell you bottle of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way 1t quickly allays the cough. per-
hitting rest and sleep, or you are to
have your money back.