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Evening star., 1943-05-20
Old Liners Must Lick
Jays 10 Earn Title
Claim, Tie Series
Underdoes in Big Stick
Bottle With Hopkins at
College Park Saturday

Maryland has two objectiyes in its
lacrosse game with its old rival,
Johns Hopkins, at College Park Sat-
urday afternoon. The first, of
course, is to gain the victory needed
for at least a claim on the national
title and the second is to get on
even terms in the long series.
The Old Liners and Blue Jays
have met 81 times in regular season
games and Hopkins will go into
Saturdays clash holding a lilo
edge Hopkins won the first game
in 1920 and the teams have split
even in 20 tilts of the uninterrupted
annual battles begun in 1923.
They have met four other times,
Hopkins winning Olympic playoff
games in 1928 and 1892, and Mary
land whipping the Blue Jays in two
summer league clashes in 1912.
Hopkins is the only team Mary
land ever has played in lacrosse
over which it does not hold mar
gin.
Despite that it will be playing on
its home field, Maryland will be the
underdog Saturday. Hopkins boasts
more experienced squad and since
an early-season IA defeat by Navy
has been playing the most con-
sistent lacrosse of any team in the
country. This is attested by VIC
tories over Army, TO, and Prince
ton, 11-4. In fact, Hopkins considers
the game as good as won, and is
talking about its chances OF being
picked over Navy for the crown.
Navy, which beat Maryland, 9-s,
suffered its lone reverse in a rs
licking at Princeton, and the Old
Liners were able to nose out Army
by only 5-4 in overtime.
Maryland, though, at no time this
season has risen to its potential pos
sibilities, and if it steps on the gas
with a fiery performance Saturday
it could upset the Blue Jays.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
High School Leaders
All 10 See Action in
Ti|ts Tomorrow
Three Games Scheduled
In Title Ball Series;
Central Is Winner

Central's baseball team, busiest
outfit in town, has another series
tilt tomorrow against Coolidge as
one of a trio that brings out the
teams-Eastern, Tech and wilson
still in the running for the cham
pionship.
Tech and Eastern are meeting at
Eastern, while Wilson plays at Ana
costa. The game for Central will
be its third this week, it having lost
to Wilson on Tuesday before taking
1910 victory over Western in an
thinning slugging bee yesterday.
Joe Tucker. erstwhile Viking
pitcher now operating around third
base, came through with two i'm
portant home runs yesterday. His
first clout started a two-run Gen.
trail rally that tied the score in the
ninth inning, and he hit for the
circuit again in the 11th, when Gen.
trail got three more runs to win.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Wright Cardozo S Ace
In Track Triumph
kobs Both Jumps, Scores
With JoveIin, Discus

Gene Wright won two events and
placed In two others for individual
honors as his Cardozo High School
track team won the District colored
school championship in handy fash
ion yesterday. The winners earned
1914 points to 56s4 for Armstrong
and for Dunbar.
Wright had Is points with wins
second in the javelin and third in
second in the pavelin and third in
the discus. Another potent Cardozo
scorer was Jack Mathis, winner of
the 100-yard dash, who placed Sec
ond in the 220, fourth in the broad
jump and who ran on two winning
relay teams.
1oo-yard dash--won by Mathis. tc.l;
foursh. Beldea s.. Time; o;aG5 po;d.r .
;s, second, Mathis 90: third Barbour ss Ao'
44o-yard dash-Won BY, Nash tA;); sec
end. Williams 60; third; stewart Ao'
fourth, Scott Cd Time, 2:04;6.
second. Hines (A); third, Davis (c0;
fourth. Everett .lAD., Time, 5:ol;7.
High jump-Won by Wright 60; second,
Baylor Co: third. Borden CO.; fourth
place tie between Parkinson "a, Games
c., Morton (Ao and Brown (Ao. Height
Broad jump-won by Wright tC); sec
fosIh Sna s;S9{ Ms{s G mstance 1sas "'ns Ho IT o. H.
Discus-Won by A. Jones (A); second,
Hines a.; i. third: wright t., &C.; ;uie fourth
Javelin-won BY E Jones Co: second,
Wrisht (C) third. Morton (A) fourth.
Everett a.. Distance. 14S feet / "a inches.
One-mile relay-First. Cardozo ,tHans-
ford, Williams. Mathis and Boden): sec
ond, Armstrong: third. Dunbar. Time. 3:41.
Sprint medley relay-Frst, Armstrong
Stewart. Wise, Nash, Bailey: second,
44-yard sprint relay-First. Cardolo
tBoden. Baylor. Lucas, Mathis: second,
Armstrong: third. Dunbar Time. 0:4S.6.
Team totals--cardoza. 1874; Armstrong,
56A; Dunbar, 8.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Shdffer Rollers
Move toFront
At Ross|yn
Brotburd's Fair Five,
Just Formed, Takes
On His Male Team

Lorraine GULL, secretary of the
Washington Women's Duckpin Asso-
citation. today held another impor-
tant of1ice among the city's bowling
leaders as new president of the all
star Ladies District League.
The captain of the pennant7win-
ming Hi-Skor team was chosen to
succeed Moonie Lynn at the annual
meeting of the top women's circuit
last night at the Arcadia.
Other. new officers named were
Martha Biggs of the Brookland
Recreation as vice president and
Marie Spates of Anacostia Spillway
as secretary-t treasurer and scorer.
Mrs. Spates succeeds Alma Mehler
Of Bethesda Bowling Center.
Shaffer Flowers Bloom.
Shaffer Flower Shop is in front in
the hectic Rosslyn Independent
League flag chase on total pins over
Yellow Cab after deadlocking the
issue in games by trimming Arling-
ton Trust, 81, while the Cabbies
were losing the odd game to the
fourth-place Cooke Press pinmen,
who trail by three games.
The third-place Arlington Tire,
led by Billy Kinsolver's 366, swept
Quality Shop to move only one
game back of the tied leaders.
Eddie Keith of Yellow Cab boost
ed his top average to 1926 for 1O5
games with a 39l set.
Bratburd Women Face Men.
The newly formed Bratburd Pig
Farm quint, which will make a bid
for the women's team championship
In, the Cumberland Valley .tourna-
ment May 20 at Hagerstown, will
have workout against mems line
up Sunday night at Takoma Rec
reation. Bratburd, who more than
20 years ago promoted the mem
orable Yankee basket ball team. has
selected Helen Roberts, metropolitan
match-game champion OF Claren-
don; Jessie Sacrey of Lafayette,
Vickie Croggon and Lois Gladding
Of Brookland and Frances Wilson
OF Takoma to oppose his Brook
land Merchants League combination
of Joe Freschi. Joe Francella, Carl
and Jack Bausch and Charley
Byrnes.
Calls for More Bowlers.
Florence Teelyea. who is forming
4 Tuesday afternoon mixed summer
league to roll at Mount Rainier,
needs both women and men to round
out several teams. Those interest
ed can reach Mrs. Teelyea by dialing
Warfield 7469.
Eddie Goldberg, Clarendon Bowl
Ing Center proprietor, announces
openings in summer leagues as fol-
lows: Monday, mixed foursomes with
4O5-average team limit: Wednes-
day, women's teams with 460 limit:
Thursday, mixed foursomes, 425
limit.
Stimmie Hart, with 121 and 1923.
and Johnny Burger, with 1890,
topped the Takoma mixed doubles
loop. Honors in the Greenway Bowl
mixed league went to Warren Flem-
ing. 1870; Charley Stewart, 366, and
Frances Singer, 1872 and 312.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Recreation Places
Need Sports Stuff

The District Red Cross Camp
and Hospital Service is seeking
cues to go with several billiard
tables that have been contributed
to Army recreation centers In the
Washington area.
Games such as deck tennis,
quoits and baseball equipment
also are needed. Those wishing to
contribute items are asked to.
call Republic $500, Branch 422.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Coolidge Netmen Down
Roosevelt by 4-3

Coolidge defeated Roosevelt, 4-3,
in the high school tennis series
match yesterday at Rock Creek
courts.
singles-sweitzer lc) defeated Levy.
Hutchinson, 81, 4-6. 81: Mulitz lR)
defeated Lyons, e-., 50 Everett tcl
defeated Poeostin. 80, So; Fink Co
defeated Lerner. 10-S, 60.
Doubles-sweitzer and Lyons Co de-
feated Wood and MULTI, 6-3, !3-6.
Hutchinson and Everett. 6-, 60.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Win by Nellie |. Ease,
Jones' Racing Woes
Sister Joins Markell
In Scoring for Trainer
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 20.-Big Ben
Jones has had little luck this spring
with the male stars of Warren
Wright's Calumet Farm establish
ment, what with Whirlaway side
lined since December IL and Ocean
Wave shelved just before the Ken
lucky Derby. But pair of f1llies
in Ben's care has come along in
grand style.
At Belmont Park yesterday the
mud-loving 3-year-old Nellie L.,
which won the Kentucky Oaks,
breezed off with the Acorn Stakes,
beating the best In her division and
picking up g. purse of $l0,650.
On May IA, following q successful
campaign in Kentucky, Markell,
year-older full sister to Nellie L.,
raced to an eight-length victory over
William Woodward's Vagrancy, last
years queen of the 3year-old ranks.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Maryland Nine Has Task
To. Finish Season Ahead

Maryland's baseball team, which
plays Navy at Annapolis tomorrow
and the Curtis Bay Coast Guard at
College Park Saturday at 4:30, must
win both games to finish on the
right side of the ledger.
A7-4 defeat at Fort Meade Tues
day put the Old Liners behind with
three wins against four losses. 1t
was the second time this season that
the Soldiers mad licked Maryland.
Both the Middies and Guardsmen
have powerful teams that have been
winning consistently, so Maryland's
hopes are none too high.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Totals 36 24l5 Tota
Frances Dear Annexes
Horse Show Laure|s
Father Is Gen. W. R. Dear,
Former Central Athlete

Frances Dear. 16-year-old daugh-
er of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. w. R.
Dick) Dear Of Camp Pickett, Va,
won both the advanced jumping and
advanced horsemanship classes in
the recent st. GATHERINGS School
horse show in Richmond. She had
won the latter event last year.
Gen. Dear. who is in the Army
Medical Corps, in the early 1900s
was a national figure as a sprinter
while at Central High here and
later at the University of Pennsyl-
vania, where he studied medicine.
His wife was the former Greta Iib-
bits OF this city.
A cup for interest and improve
ment was awarded in the same show
to Margery Teal, II, of Washington.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
With BILL ACKERMAN.

dunkers" who have been bringing
home the bacon.
Worm fishing is as much Of an art
as fly fishing, If it is done correctly.
But because trout fishing Is only
what sportsmen make 1t, we dislike
this means Of hooking hatchery
reared fish, although there is none
Of the horror of the practice as is
often heard expressed 80 vocifer-
ously by dry fly addicts. For bass,
that's something else.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Daniels, Barnett Matched
On Turner Rinq PROGRAM

Sammy Daniels, Baltimore light
weight who upset Billy Bates last
Monday on the fight program at
Griffith Stadium, comes back next
week for a match against Charley
Barnett of Washington. This will
be the eight-round semifeature on
the Tuesday night program at
Turner's Arena.
The main event there Is the 40
round match between Stoney Lewis
and John Garner. local Negro light
heavyweights, fighting for the Dis
trict championship.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Chicago Racing Gives
$82,870 to Charity
By the Associated Press.

By the ASsociAted Press.
CHICAGO, May 20. - Chicago
charities will benefit to the extent OF
$82, ,870.05 from week Of racing con-
Quoted At Sportsman's Park April
1880.
A check for that amount from
Sportsman's Park officials was pre-
sented yesterday to Chicago Tribune
Charities, Inc, the sponsor.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Friends Netmen Gain
Privute School Title

Friends School tennis team cinched
the District private school cham
pionship yesterday with 6-l victory
over Landon in matches played at
Friends.
singles-Bernard F) defeated Shat
roth, 60, 60: Hill % defeated Mealy
8-6, 81: seybold (F) defeated Benton
90, 6|2: Balderson (F) defeated
Beatty. 7-6, 81: Dean F) defeated
Miller, 81. So,
Doubles-Hill and Dean ~ defsa I'D
Benton and Mealy. 81. 81; Miller and
Beatty G.) defeated Fleisehmann and
Smith 6-3, 6-3.
Evening star., 1943-05-20

boy. He lifts his legs in the pro-
fessional manner as the ball rolls
in to send the pins flying, and he
sets 'em up with the ease of years
of practice.
In quiet moments between
the scraps with the Japs the boys
hold intramural bowling contests
deep in the heart of the jungle"
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Roosevelt Needs Few
Hits 10 Defeat WI.
Timely BineIes and Foes
Slips Produce ga Win

A three-run rally in the sixth in
ming gave Roosevelt a 6-4 win over
the visiting Washington-Lee High
nine yesterday.
Two Washington-Lee pitchers
limited Roosevelt to five safeties, but
errors and punched hits put the
Rough Riders ahead.
Red Maier, Roosevelt hurler. gave
nine hits and made two himself.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Trainer Rates Shut Out
Better Thon Deyi! Diver

BY the Associated Press.
John Gaver had the last word in
discussion as to whether Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Devil Diver, winner
Of the Toboggan and the Metro
politan Handicap. is better horse
than his stablemate. Shut Out.
II still think that Shut Out is the
better colt" said Gaver, who trains
both.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
WAVES Get Dive Queen
Margaret Lee Reinhold

BY the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May 90
Margaret Lee Reinhold, curly-head-
ed diving champion. took up her
duties as WAVE today.
The sun-bronzed, 25-year-old
Floridian, much more fidgety than
when atop the 33-foot platform from
which she won the senior National
Amateur Athletic Union diving
championship last August, enlisted
yesterday and is expected to be as
signed to duties later as a SWIM
ming instructor.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Writer Gets Help
After the Pinch
BY the Associated Press.

When Sam Butz, the Jack
sonville, Fla, Times Union sports
editor, scrambled a couple of I'm
gers by catching them in a bus
door recently, he raided the naval
air station athletic personnel for
substitutes who could pound out
columns for him. Boxer George
Abrams and Footballer George
McAfee were among those serv-
ing as guests.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Blair, With Two RuIIies,
Nails Training School

A six-run outburst in the first in
ming and another rally good for five
runs in the sixth helped Montgomery
Blair diamonders to = 1873 victory
over National Training School yes
terday.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Fiqhts Last Niqht
, the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.-steve Mamakos,
WASHINGTON, 1921, Washington. D. c.,
outpointed Tito Taylor: 157. Chicago
pointed Doll Rafferty,. 1864. Milwau-
kee UO: Buddy Knox, 203, Dayton,
Ohio. outpointed Bob Milsap, 177.,
Milwaukee IO.
ELIZABETH, N. J-Bill Grant. 172.
Orange, N. j.: stopped Speedy Duval,
1877, PHILADELPHIA (2l
Evening star., 1943-05-20

Today year ago-Morton
Cooper held Brooklyn Dodgers to
two hits as st. Louis Cardinals
won. 10, and ended Brooklyns
eight-game winning streak.
Evening star., 1943-05-20

Euns-Irotto (2l, Barton, sullivan t2).
2; Hare; Love. Goodwin. J. Benedict.
Roberts, Nixon. qloyd ca. xander. Finch
am, Edwards. Errors-Trotto (2l. Bar
ton 90. Clarke. Paden. Nixon, kellam.
base hft-B. Hare. Home run-Roberts
First base on bals-on Kellan.. 3: of
sehreider; /: on Yates, l: on Goodwin, 2:
Reynolds e. Benedict Struck out-By
KeNam. 3; BY Schneider. 4; BY Goodwin
ming pitchef-Schreider. LOSING pitcher
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Totals ~ Is SO 10 Totals ~ Il 80 13
'Batted for H. Walker in ninth.

Runs-Riddle t2l. Tucker go. Chipou-
ras (2), 1rogan, McHale, Fletcher, Jami-
90, Bickle (2). Errors-Riddle, Tucker
60. Chipouras. Two-base hit-Chipouras
Tucker (2), Bickle. First base on balls
on Z. Gould. s; OF Hayden, 9; of
Tucker. 2; OF Collins. T. Struck out-By
E. Gould, IL; by Hayden, g. Hits-Of
Hayden, = in S innings none out in
SIXTH; Oh Tucker: l in = innins: OF Col
Inns. in 52s innings. Winning pitcher
Collins. Umpire-Mr. Oertel.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Lansdule HurIs Burons
To Win Over Gonzooo

A four-hit pitching chore by Gil
Lansdale stopped Bethesda Chevy
Chase yesterday as Gonzaga's base
ball team won 90 victory.
Evening star., 1943-05-20

0onzasa " 10. 302 2OO-e
Bethesda ----------- 020 900 0O0-2
Runs-Tancredi, Smith. OKeefe (3),
Raba. Zanger, Coakley. Lansdsle, SlauRh-
ter, .Chappell. Errors-Tancredi, Andrews
Hughes. Latham t2), Benson Two-base
hits Raba. Zanger. Three-base hit
Coakley: Home run--Smith. Double play
base on ballsNor Benson. 4; Oh Lansdale.
3. Struck out-by Lansdale, g.; by Benson,
s. Umpire-Mr. Fowler
Evening star., 1943-05-20

Totals 70 SIS B Totals 80 IL 81 4
1ra~Ia, d. ~t~%A
Evening star., 1943-05-20

Totals--S2 IL 2717 Totals--e5 427 IL
aHatfed for Rsnsnn In ninth
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-12
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clayton swalstsd. 2l; Hernadine Nephew
william Graham Jr. 10; Margaret L
D. G. shsfsr, ss Nadin. Bennett. rs.
Howard Batrold, ~: Donna Vaitkunas, -
Fred w. Nsgel. AZ; Peggy widner, %.
Leonard b. Miller. 2s: Marion f. Trebesh
Leo Pawioski. "a: Felicia Cieclera. IS.
William Morgan 80: Yvonne Morgan, 2s
John Kombol. 81; Marie Biretta. 90.
Emmitt Eppinger. 10; Viola Grissom. 10
"lRsST.y sS,5,ss L.y''e1yk' 40; s'ani'lawa Ko
Robert Warren Leavit,, 81; Jean ROsali,
oConnor. -.
James r. westbrook. 81; Alma Jonas, 2s
Edward Richard Michelis. rs. Dorothy NJ
Ball.
Robert Thomas Pudvsn. 20; Margaret NJ
Cloutier, 10
Joseph p. Burnam. 80: Aivina samieis. "a.
Stanley d. Lockhsrt. 5s; Elsa NJ. wunrow,
So
vincen. r. Bryant. 20; Irene Crane, 5s.
LLOYD Houston, IS. Filomeus +. Ksrsba.
Walter j. schirato. 81; Marion NJ. Port.
Richard c. Blumke. 10; Pearl NJ. prsyton,
Melvin v. Kumpf, %: Wilma csrmine, 20.
Gleen p. James, %; Anna Mae Hellner. 2i.
Joseph Risek 20; Anna NJ. Farbat, "a.
William Ksrpeszan, 30; Jeanette Kar-
Paul A. Greenshieids. "a: Jean Terwil-
Tiger, 20.
Constantine Kritei, N46; Wanda Rrutel. 30.
stephan M. Bebiak. 80; Mildred Kratky,
10
Roosevelt Miller. 80; Mamie Robinson, 81.
orville w. vogler, 80: Gretchen Cruce, ~.
Fred Mason, %; Elizabeth Jones, 80.
Clyde Stevenson, Is; Elizabeth A. Harris,
IS -E
David Bowd.n. IS: Christine Harris, "a.
George Buyak. 30; Mary Kulesa, 20.
Angelo Athans, "a; Helen Douweas. ~.
Alexander r. Jozwik Jr., IS, Eleanor
Pencak. 81.
Joseph Msstro. 27: Dorothy NJ thinner.
40
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-12
1927 Sets HiQh
For 800 Bow|ers

Walter Reppenhagen OF Strohs,
national match game champions
has new laurels 10 accompany
those won over the years. He is
the best bowler of the 300 scorers
who met for the second annual six
game tournament yesterday al
Ritter's Recreation.
His 1927 beat a field of as TO
the tape and is a new record for
the event. Mike Testa and Joe
Plasky tied at 1864 a year ago
and Testa won in the roll-off for
the 500 cash prize and the Jack
Baker trophy. Frank Zion was
runner-up to Reppenhagen on
1889. Two splits and two misses
in the final game cost him the
decision.
Reppenhagen's scores were 212-
217-221-221-243-213 for an aver
age of 22116. Zion counted 234-
267-243-2 203-1S4-15S. The 267 stood
as the best game of the tourna-
ment. lions average was 214.S3.
DdIh vi ZsiOll tdlllt lltl lildti
Gibson 1854, Joe Norris 1243, Bill
Littman 1898. Edgar Briskie 1898,
Phil Bauman 1890, Rudy Rohlfs
1924, John Crimmins 1902.
In the 100 division were
Charles Shellyey 1894. Howard
Curtin, Floyd Frederick 1l79, Paul
Cito and Nick DeNeve 1173, Fred
Gardella ITO, Ted Thornton 1897,
Joe Scribner 1920, Alex Gialloretti
l112, Ken Kirby 114l, Paul Thur
kow 1144, Harvey Young 1859,
Eddie Wiegart 1139, Harold Urrny
l159.
Testa defeated Plasky again,
1140 to 1850 only they did not
need a roll-off this time.
The event drew three more en-
tries than when IL was held for
the first time in 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-12
DEATHS

David wiekstrom. Highland Park, , mths
Edna Lappo, 40is Martin. a.
Mary Burgett. $3.50 Iroquois. rs.
William Trempler, 1900 Chalmers, IS
Anna Feigemprager, l4isf Mapleridge, 63
Joan NJ Billoek. S099 Olympia, 4.
Victor Dick si0s knOdell. 81
Zenobie Brasckeveldt, 1927 Jane, S.
Mary r. Boone, 431l Maryland SO.
Frances Marzen, 1850 southheld. rs
Joseph Reilly PSI East Columbia, As
Arthur VOorhies, 323s Fourth, 90.
Dennis cassani 1898 Beniteau, I month,
Marjorie Sohmans. s27s Nuernbefg 2
John p. Drakos. 736 81 Antoine. 6s.
Georgia Williams 3iOs, Sherman, 90
Helen wszeborowski. is05 McDougat 80.
Robert VIM, 6i6 Erskhe, 2.
Ernest VIM, SIS Erskine, 4.
Willie cllnkseales. $500 Twenty-ffth. p.
Minnie Metzger, 1889 Freeland. II.
Esther Geezy. s3s South Liddesdsle. ~.
Sophia Jskubowski, 494f Wesson. 46.
Antonio Pudakiewicz. 1921 Thirtieth. SO.
IS.
Philippe LefebYre. 147i Twenty-second. u
Frederick c. Bullock, 1922 Inverness, So.
carl Erdezi $40 Yves, End, 27 days
Charles Doody. SIS Amin. 43.
ROLAND Theoret. 323s Fourth. IL months.
Ralph Trongo. 63l stnson 5O.
Ella Marie Antisdel, $50 East Jefferson
Morris oschin. 2432 Highland. 81.
Yetta Aronson, 1870 Collingwood rs
Augusta Louise Biggart. 1872 Petoskey,
6s
Mary Smith, 2s3s South Michigan. Chi
/ cago, 70.
+ Bertha Cwikowski. 1909 Bringard, 81,
/ Vincent Zakrzewsk, 7407 Genoa, So
Julius Grobleski, 5l65 Eugene, Dearborn
81.
Leo Kajewski. Receiving Hospital 43.
Judith p. Anderson. 1888 Five Point'
Joan Malsk, 1858 comstock. 2s.
Amanda Watts $40 Keniiworth. 81
Esther Karpus, 1880 Whithorn, 40
Ida Groin, Royal Oak. 81
Frederick Ternow. 6415 Morse. IL
Matilda Aacko, $685. Appoline, Dearborn
| 2S
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Death notires

kEEFE--Janusry g. Maggie, Of 1928 Nc
Dougall; dear mother Of Alie Wagner
and Mrs. June Welkenback; grandmother
Of three grandchildren and one great
grandchild Funeral Tuesday, sis a. m, 4,
from A. II. Peters Funeral Home, l2057
Gratiot, and o a. m. from ST. Joseph s
Church. Jay and Orleans.
MARTZ-George H, age IS. January at
Grace Hospital. Dear father Of Mrs.
William Heinemaun Jr OF New Baltimore
Mich; dear brother OF Albert A. OF Detroit
and Mrs. Frank J. Willette ~ Los Angeles.
Cal. Funeral Tuesday morning from Chris
tie Funeral Home. New Baltimore, Mich
10 o'clock, January IL. Services al 81.
Mary's Church 1890. Burial ST. Mary's
Cemetery. New Baltimore. Mich.
McCARTHY-Jsnusry 10. Catherine widow
OF the late Michael j.; dear mother OF
julia and John p. Mccarthy; sister Of Mrs.
and Daniel J. o'Donnell OF Detroit. Funeral
service az the Haley Chapel, 1e055 Hsmll-
ton at Puritan, Wednesday, 9 a. m, Gesu
Church at $50 a. m.
vAss-Peter. at hts late residence, 27O
f. Kirby; beloved husband of Nettie
Wilbur Loewenberg Mrs. Allan Tolmich
and Miss Alice vass; brother Of Frank
and DR.. lsadore vass. Mrs. Sidney Ros-
man and Hone Vass OF New York. Funeral
service from residence Tuesday at 2 D. m.
Interment Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
WILLM--catherine, January 9, age 70
dear mother of Mrs. Margaret Barnett,
Car and Edward Willm, Mrs. Sophia
Ehehalt. Mrs. Mary spirof Mrs Catherine
Kleber and Nicholas Willm. grandmother
Of IS grandchildren and two great grand
children Funeral services from residence
Of daughter. se52 Payne. Dearborn,
Wednesday. $40 a. m, 81. Lawrenc,
Church at 9 q. m. Rosary Tuesday evening
o'clock.
WITHERELI~-January II, Grace A, OF
2225 Algonquin. wife OF the late Joseph
dear mother OF Raymond. Funeral service
Funeral Home, ifao57 GrstIot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-12
DEATHS

John Fsncher. s77 West Warren, 7s
Harry Kellison, 40 East Adams. 81.
Veron Zeleji, si23 Thsddeus, 81
Alice Gibson, 104i East Warren, rs.
John Horton. 2233. Beaubien, so
Robert Niche. 1892 Twentieth, so.
Henrietta Montgomery, 1894 Cameron, 81
Frank Robinson. 107 Garfield. "a.
Della Allen. 2612 ST Antoine. Al
Clayton Williams. $50 Leland. So
Jackson Williams. 2042 Dubois 2s.
William C. Macintosh. 1885 Hamilton
drive, s5
Jesse Williams. ss1 Superior. 81
Edna Harris Patterson, 4s47 Elery. 81
Oscar John Mccarthy. 27333 Elmhurst., IS
Minnie Elizabeth Smith, 1876 Charles
ton, To
William siess. 1855 Prairie. 23
Sarah Garland. 6429 Hartford, 4s.
William Teagan, 1880 Evergreen. Ts
John Lester Mckay. 81 East Margaret, ~
Walter Dziarnoski, 1897 Elmwood 5s.
Matilda Warner, sos Monticello. Pontiac
81
Thomas Trsfon carisn. 5000 Talbot. so.
James %. Burke. 42li Humboldt. so
Burleigh w. Randall. eei1 Somerset, s5.
Walter Kasicki. 1892 Dubois, Al
John 8. Blything, 1920 West Grand boule
ward. rs.
Antoinette orzechowski 1889 Love,t. SIS
Pehgia Kowalksi. 4ei4 Thirty-fifth, 81.
Theodosia Worthley Turner. e944 Bordesu