davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-06-29
Chungas y No ChmmgGs
mos la paz.

mos la paZ.
Debemos ~aliarnos con los hombres de
honor, con los republicanos legitimos, con
los dem6cratas autenticos, no con esos In
dividuos que nos besan las botas, a reese
va de manana traicionarnos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-29

Recommendations que hacen los photos
rojos, los peritos de aviaci6n del Soviet. pa
"a que Estados Unidos las atienda v pue-
dan ser mejorados los cazas P-39, conoci-
dos por "Airacobra': Ell tren de aterrizaie
no es 10 suficientemente fuerte V los rusos
Sc ven obligadoS a reforzarlo para mavor
.seguridad en- los decenSos que Sc hacen on
los aerodromos improvisadoS; las municio-
mes para las ametralladoras estan impro-
piamente c%olocadas; dos nuevos radiado-
res deben ser instalados en- cada avi6n oua
Sc mande para ell frente Soviet. V esnecial-
mente para ser usadoS en- ell invierno. oil
motor no es 10 suficientemente poderoso
y ell aparato n~ecesita mas rapidez v nodar
tlegar a mayor %altura; ell armamento &c
a~decuado, pero podrian usarse armas do
mayor calibre; solo puede llevar cada ana
ratio 80 proyectiles, ~imponiendo ash 81 ra-
clonamlento del canon, su arma princinal
y llmitando los esfuerzoS ofensivos v do
tenslvos del photo; 81 la potencia del mo-
tor Sc aumentase, seria possible colocarlo
un nuevo canon en- las alas; la estructuro
; mas debil que la de los a~viones roios.
eLequlpo de radio es inferior al de los P-4o
Consoles de amigo, que convene essen
char.
Los rusos tienen una gran experience
en- Datallas de aviaci6n y conocen de mar
ra perfecta ell equipo aleman.
En- nueve semanas acaban de destrnirlo
a los "hltlerlstas' mas de 1000 aeroplanos
La gaceta., 1943-06-29
don JUAN Y FRANCO
-UN MARISCAL POLACO
-CARINITO PARA GIRAUD
POLITICA
Consoles DE AMIGO

Pues . otra noticia de Berna asegura
que ell principe Don Juan no quiere subir a
I'm trono que apoyen Franco y la Falange.
Cree "su ~alteza" que los dfas del regi-
men del "caudillfsimo" estan contados.
Al mismo tempo lie aconseja al exgalle-
go que Sc aparte del Eje y establezca una
verdadera norma de neutralidad.
Las palabras del secretario del princi-
pc, o atribufdas al secretario del hijo de
Alfonso, estan en- complete desacuerdo con
las palabras que Juan escribiera ell dia l
de abril, en- Lausana, Suiza.
E~ntreguese o no en- los brazos de Fran
CO, los republicanos saben que ell principe
es tan amigo de la democracia como los
miembros de la Falange.
Desde hace alg1n tempo Sc viene ase-
%gurando, y este es possible, que ciertos per-
sonajes c~onservadores ingleses desean res
taurar la monarquia en- la peninsula ibe-
RIGA Y colocar en- ell trono a otro Borb6n.
Tambien Sc sabe que la Iglesia Cat6li-
ca ansia ell retorno de la monarquia para
que los curas reciban sueldos del Estado y
CdlSd Id cuScHdHAd PuUANd Ch loo lA"hO0
de los clerigos.
Pero una cosa piensan los reaccionarios
ingleses, espaholes y franceses, y otra ell
pueblo que durante tres amos luchara he
r6icamente contra ell fascismo internaciO-
nal.
Franco sera derribado por la mayoria
de los espafoles y cuando la RepGblica re-
.surja la ensefanza sera dominada por ell
Gobierno y habra absolute libertad de cul-
tos, como en- Estados Unidos, sin sueldos
para sacerdotes y sin privilegios para esta
o aquella Iglesia.
LBERTAD DE CULTOS. democra-
cia en- la religion, 10 que ahora no exsite en-
la Espana tiranizada por ell hijastro de Hit
Ter y Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1943-06-29

Dos peri6dicos ingleses afirman que ell
semifascista mariscal polaco Smigly-Rydz
es ahora jefe de dos poderOsos grupos sub
terraneos que laboran por la libertad de
Polonia.
Cuando ell mariscal dominaba a Milo
mes de soldados polacos, no supo resistir y
tampoco combatir.
La cooperation de csc traidor, de la
misma baja calana de los ~dictadores, en-
NADIA honra y en- muy POGO favorece la eau
sa del pueblo polaco.
i'm buen lugar para el, 81 no juzgamos
NAL las cosas, es la horca!
La gaceta., 1943-06-29

Hemos dado nuestra protection, en-
la America Latina, a presidentes ladrones
Y presidentes criminales.
Los presidentillos "descarados" y felo-
mes Sc amoldan r~apidamente a nuestros ca
prichos.
No tienen dignidad, no tienen decencia,
no tienen decoro, y 10 que les interesa es
que les dejemos seguir enganando, sa-
queando y martirizando a sus pueblos.
Con frecuencia publicamos ell retrato
de Trujillo, que es I'm monstruo, y lie dedl-
amo palabras "encomiasticas y carino-
sas".
Tenemos ell deber de apartarnoS de los
bandidos de la politica, en- Europa y en-
America, y ayudar a los hombres que, CO.
mo la mayoria del pueblo americana, de-
scar crear I'm mundo mejor para todos los
c~iudadanos.
Laval ha empezado a r~eclutar j6venes
franceses de Fl amos para mandarlos a Ale
mania.
Esta obligado a entregarle a Hitler O.
tros 22O, 900 trabajadores ~esclavos.
Los j6venes obreros reclutados a la fuer
"a construyen fortificaciones para que los
alemanes puedan a~sesinar desde elias a los
franceses libres, americanos e ingleses.
mo serfa g~racioso que manana no en-
tendiesemos tambien con Laval, como aver
nos entendimos con Darlan?
Estamos obligados a seguir una Inca
recta en- nuestras relaciones internaciona-
les y a no entrar en- pactos o ~componendas
con los nazis y sus amigos.
Dicese que ell condo Ciano, yerno de
Mussolini, y Dino Grandi, un a~padrinado
de Benito, iniciaron "tanteos' de paz GER
ca del gobierno ingles.
Ell primer ministro Churchill "les man
do a paseo", por cuanto ell "juramento'
Aliado Sc ha hecho sobre la base de no en-
trar en- relaciones o negociaciones con los
nazis, fascistas, nipones y sus satellites.
iAsi ~entendemos n~osotros la dignidad
p~olitica!
Del enemigo. nj los ruegos nj ell con-
sejo.
Recommendations que hacen los pilotos
rojos, los peritos de aviaci6n del Soviet. pa
ia que Estados Unidos las atienda v pue-
dan ser mejorados los cazas P-39, conoci-
dos por "Airacobra": Ell tren de aterrizaio
La gaceta., 1943-06-29

Ell gobierno americana Sc coloca de
nuevo de parte de Giraud, un reaccionario,
un monarquico, Y EN- contra de Charles de
Gaulle, un verdadero general, un republi-
cano Y un hombre absolutamente leal a las
ideas democraticas; pero que no Sc pone
de rodillas.
Els lamentable que tai cosa suceda y So
bre TODD que insistamos en- protejer a los
''excolaboradores" de Hitler.
Yamos en- canine de ganar la guerra;
nero 81 no cambiamos de rumbo perdere-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-17
COUNTER GIRLS

Lunch counter service: days. excellent
working conditions, good wages; meals snd
uniforr's furnished permanent positions.
Arply Rheaumes. ilg7 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

Good opportunity FOR high school. Eradu-
ates as hour week essential. Phone Ho-
garth 5s61 Monday evening, - 10
The sub., 1943-06-17

MARTIN and a PHEBE were quarreling over some bird seed and made SO much noise JAMES wondered what they were DEW ING.
 AS he passed the village tavern he saw an ANGEL passing 8 STEIN to JOHNSON of the vil- lage SAWYER, who was making MERRIAM playing a jigtime on a BARNET. sort of REED instru- ment, which showed he was SOUSA to the GRILLS. This bar maids name was JAYNE and JAMES, who was quite KIDDER thought he would like to SEY- MOUR of her. but when he asked her for a kiss she gave him g BACFIAND wallop on the BUTTON and he realized that perhaps he wasn't HERMAN and 1t made him feel MIZERA (ble). However. he thought. 'Tll give her a TWISS and TURNER around" and when she faced him she said, You big QUEER, DONAHUE you are; you don't look like a BAUDE woman. and your EAMES are sure straight. They almost KNOX my STET- SON off, but I'm going to take you to the BISHOP and If you have got the PRICE we'll get mar ried and soon we'll be KOZLIN." She gave him funny LEAR and said, "Oh. FOYE."
 So they sent a PAGE to the HOUSE of the KING, who was just eating his morning PARMA, but he came out in the HALL and wrote out a special dispensation of the wedding.
 So after JAMES went to the TAYLOR. the BARBER. and the SCEEOO ONsAAKER. they hitched up the one horse SHEA and in high
The sub., 1943-06-17

GEER they drove down lovers LANE, across a LITTLEFIELD through the FORREST to the little BROWN church and were married.
 After the ceremony JAMES picked up the REIN and whipping up the horse with a BRANCH. they bade their friends FARRELL and lived happily ever after.
 If anyone else would like ro~ nance like this, Co to ELLEN HUNT for it."
The sub., 1943-06-17

a GUYON a HUNT for romance. AS he RUSSELL (eO along he sa- luted the GARDNER and the MILLER, and soon spied the CAR PEWTER with his HAMMEL and JACK PLANE busily constructing new HOLMES in the village. The GARDNER was observing a BUSCH he had planted last fall and he remarked. T think that will BLOOMERE summer"
 Up in the loft of the old mill a
The sub., 1943-06-17

IN. The ground was covered with SNOW and although the sky was GRAY and the Thames was rather RILEY the air was SWEET and SPLCER.
 JAMES. one of our brilliant young PRENTICE boys was in the HAYDEN of youth and had made his MARK In the world. He was smoking large cigar which was MOREASH than tobacco, and he looked like 8 KNIGHT rather than
The sub., 1943-06-17
A Romantic Roster
By R. B. Hayes

Ed. Note: The names Of the char acters i'm the short story which follows are all men and women employed fin the Victory Yard Electrical Dept, and, as you will mote, are cleverly introduced.
 It was a beautiful winter MOR-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

LOUISVILLE. Ky, April %
tUPl Random derby notes.
The 81 muiucl tickets that
Col. Matt VIM inauGurated in
1889 for the benefit Of Derby
Day customers who were admit
ted 10 the center field enclosure
for half buck have fallen a
victim of wartime prosperity ..
Although the venture was highly
successful. IT Is being diScon-
tInucd this year because II IS
felt the poor man for whom
il was created is now an aliluent
war plant worker. Admission
10 the infeld remains al the
bargain rate, however.
There still are a few box and
reserved seats available Tor
derby day. At the start of the
week 400 boxes, seating 1000
fans and $500 reserved seats
were unSold. but most OF them
have been grabbed up since. :.
sville restaurants and
tavcrnS have been advised by
the Office Of Price AdmInlStra-
ton not 10 boost their prices on
food and drinks this Week-end
Ceilings have not been eS-
tablished. however and now
effective the suggestion VIII be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Takes
Opener

a last minute choice by Father
Martin, baseball coach of Catholic
Central High School, proved to be
a wise one. Walter Kelly. Original
pitching choice, was injured and
Frank GawronSki. who is a third
baSeman. was selected 10 take
over the mound duties and nc held
De La Sale TO two runs while his
mates collected II 10 open the
defense Of their first division title.
Sacred Heart. last years third
division champions. also started
the season with a victory, beating
Mt Carmel. 3 10 o.
GawronSki allowed the Pilots
only five hits during the six in
ningS he pitched. striking out
eight Horst Bohland relieved him
in the seventh and did not ,glSsg.sp
a blow.
Joe Foran. Sacred Heart pitch
ing star. gave up only two hits
and famed eight, TO give his team
its victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Another
Debut for
DOME

COLUMBUS. O AprI % ms
The American Association Base,
hall League one az tho TWO toI
minor leagues OF The country
opens ITS fourth wartime cam.
paiCn Of rs 42-ycar history today
The Columbus Rcd Birds dc.
Tending Little World Scrlc,
champs. were tayoritcS 20 cop thJ
1913 "A bunting with the Chci
opposition coming from Milwaukee
Kansas City and Indianapolis
-Four new managers make their
debut IN 'odayS openers. Nick
Cullop. former outhcldcr with The
Cincinnati Reds viii he 8t The
helm AZ Columbus, Dome Bush
former manager az Louisville and
Minneapolis, has charge az In
dianapoIiS Jack Fournlcr takes
over ToledoS managerial lein,.
while salty Parker, last year y
Shreveport manager VIII direct
activities az Tho S. Paul club
The opening ds> schedule Louis
vile az Columbus Indianapolis a.
Toledo night Kansas CITY 8t
s.. Paul and Milwaukee at MIN
neaDOlS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
DEATHS

Rose Catudal. 1928 s. Lssalle Gardens B
Lizzie Rankins, 307 Hendric, Sc
Ella Robinson 1925 LeGrsnde 90.
Susan Wells 3046 Virginia Park, 81.
Sadie MCAulay. 1850 wabash, ~
Mary Kerr, 4a5l Twenty p.
John Marchky. 1887 Lawton, 10
L.ottie r.. White, 3O5s Sixteenth, rs
William Sherwood 1855 Seward -
Byron Elbe whitney. $500 Ivsnhoe So.
Richard IA Wright Caro-, SO
Daisy Byas, 1915 Russell, %
George Athanss 6767 Jackson, nbn,, IS
Henry Ellington 1908 st Aubiu 81
John Mietich. 80 Piquette g.
Konstanty Nowakowski 5556 Dubois 6s
Stanley Palka, 1853 Lyman place, %.
Mathie D. Harris l02s Chene, -
Essie Geter. 22a6 r. Lafayette. %
Henry Richardson. 1883 Beaubien. ~
Mathida Pulfer. l545 Lawrence 90
Sara Fleury Morris, 1850 Hanover. -
Bertha Bahr 62i Thomson Flint, -.
Pawlina Bubryak 3ii0 Riopelle. Is
Hugh Joseph Dclmore. 223i Third. IS
John McCauley. l249 W Lafayette ~.
Harry Tesoulias 1919 Beauhien, So
Frank Butler. l343s Goddard, 80
George Overton, 1890 Alfred. 80
Lillian Geyman' 1909 = Jefferson IS.
Albert Pau Durow. 6i37 Baldwin 81.
John SCHNEIDER 1878 Loretto, IS
Pearl Floyd 1915 Myrtle. 80
Raymond r. CARAT 246i Ferry Park a
Mary Ringel 265S Mullett, 20.
Frank Smiec1kowsti. 1893 Holmes. q,
Frank Schap. 4f57 Rivard, 50
Charlotte Ann Jahlonski. $500 Tillman'
months
George scott 6ts7 Burns -
Lucille MCMulen lt547 Mettetal 80.
Phnip Markows 227t Watson. 30
Kaprian Korbelak. 3S7S CtCotte. 20
Iska h Clements i772S Henderson. -
Net,ie Wells 500 = jefferson. -
Arnic r. McGregor zoos F. jefferson Sc
solomon A Jodwsy zoos F. Grand Blvd
-
Wiliam Hin Ir 102>s Oakland. St
Louise .Adriaensen 1888 Lakewood. 81.
NathiIda Rauss. 1855 Moran s..
Mary n Filter 3Os5 blaine. s.
Mary Maher. 3sO7 blaine IS
BETTY Hutchinson 1927 Dubious. %
Gerald Rogers 169 So. Johns. Wysndot'
50
Esther Ercle t2l7 Herbert 80
MARY r Mclaughlin. 1924 Widemere 81
Giovanni Vivian. 3fil Jos Campsu. -
Celestino CYCLIC. $500 Jos Camnau q.
Thomas Pody $500 Rionelle, 81
Mary Fogliattt tfSdi Wisconsin -,
Mamie swan $685. Mortified 81.
Andrew C2ochs 1924 Garheld 50.
Mary Kelley 264 Worcester ~,
George Butler. 9235 North hartiroale. =
Iohn Teeter 2223 West Warren. -
Joseph = McCuskpr. 1880 Junction ..
Jean Atkinson. sSii Cameron months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Steel Rate Holds
AT 90 Per Cent

NEW YORK. April % -- Stee'
ingot production for the week
ended April rs is placed AT 90
per cent IN the compilation by
Dow-JoneS & Co, Inc. This com
parcS with 80 per cent in the
previous week and 100 per cent
two weeks ago
l.. S. Steel is estimated at 9S
per cent, against 81 per cent the
week before and 9S por cent two
weeks ago Other leading com.
panieS are credited with 1907 pei
cent. unchanged from the proceed
ing week. and compared with l0l
per cent two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Derby Town i'm Form
Despite Restrictions

is a matter Of conjecture. q.
Hotels have been booked solid
all week, with some patrons
paving rent on rooms from last
Friday on merely for the priVi-
lege Of occupying them this
weekend
No Derby field would be COM
plete without an entrant who is
a horSey parallel of Horatio
AlGicrS This year il is Modest
Lad owned by Mrs. Henry l..
Finch and trained by Eddie
Coates. Modest Lad was claimed
for a Skimpy $500 last year
and then showed into the stake
class g.. Coates. who doubles
as an exercise boy on Modest
Lad, does not expect too much
OF his candidate Saturday. but
believes him capable of pulling
a stake upset later in the season.
GIVE him pasteboard fast
track in few weeks" Coates
claims. land he'll run with the
best OF them.
Cecil Wilhelm, the affahle and
outSpoken trainer OF w +, Boz
ing'S entrants. Slide Rule and
TwaSes, Is boiling mad because
Slide Rule was placed outside
the gate for the start Of the
Derby trial.
I'D never let either horse go
in the race II I had known slide
Rule would have 10 start from
the outside" he said the
starting gate at the Downs has
only u stalls and there were
10 starters in the trial Slide
Rule lost much ground at the
start. but ran we'll when once
away TO finish second he's
certain 10 get considerable bet
ting support.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Melvin l. smith, az Ethel Patrick %
John Davidson, 80 Ethel II Wallis. SO
a. w Tholl 20 Eleanor Gretz. 10.
James n. Guney. % June r. Davis. p.
George N Mauia. IS. ElVera r Bauer. 81
Earnest Butler. II; Dorothy Lewis. IS.
lCarl Weber 20: Mae Morton, %.
Edmund czsrnecki %, Adelins Bojsrski
charles Thomas. is; Ray Hehon. 80
Daniel G. Leggst % Martina Pemherton
oscar ,. Martel. g.. Mary NJ Bierce IS
William Blyston, a. Marie A CIamsse
IIohn Proch. 3s: Catherine Keller So
Frank l. Hornik. 40, Marion Wagnet -
Charles W Kelley, ~, Peggy Martin -
Albert G. Johnson, Is Bernice Greenslade
lLcRoy ouIng SO Carrie Jackson. ~.
Milton l. Qusmmer. %, Lotue r Thorn
Arts Mckee "a. While NJ Mosely. q
smith Van Houten. q Orma AshbauEh
Donald W Hem, Is Leoua c. sehetten
cons,sntns Nowocinski, % Helen zspsls
Russell Rove. 20. Eva NJ walker 70
Anthony Kustra. % Helen Woloszyn. 20
Marcel +. Ritter, %, Msrssre, Heinrich
waller J CHA 30; sylvia Macieievskt. 20
D
/ Joseph Fruciano. %. Irene Cummings, 2l.
/ Edward J. Moers % Elsie Lund, Is.
Wallace BigcraO. % Lorine Shesrer' %
Peter F. Horrbrook, 10, Avis NJ sutphln
Jerome II wsrcnol. so: Helen Piotrowski
-
I.dnnie DAVIS. 81; Florence o conley. 90
Victor A Barreti. rs Nora Ercolani. 20.
George Albu p. Margaret Evans. p
August Gawhk 81 Helen Mszuda Is.
clifton Robertson, %, Maxine Nash, Is
STANLEY Rafslko 10 Wanda KiernicN, 10
Charles A. Jacobsen. 81 Freda B. Pepper
Henry 7. BAY. u. Theresa J Dunn. Is
valentine 4 or'mSnn' ~ N''ore
Hubert rt'' Beat q; Marie Jones ~
Rooert " Nsf, "a Rose NJ Wodssa,' 20
Within Iner chsmne1iain' % Gail R.y stsr -
George J. smith 80, Lillian NJ. Rogers
chester swiaersN. q Ann NJ g g,. 90
Vincent Rielec!i % Irene santowski, II.
Sol bloom 30 Edna Hin - ~,
Ignatius Plotecki. 81: Veronica SmolaN. 20
Edward Lesecki. % julia Dyrda, IS
Frank r Kazimsrski, % sally kuorsN
tRoberf NJ rsFfsocs. - vrctotTs NJ IN
Henri TSS'' Kraehline. -: pearl Rinsrd IS
ignarius Palermo, IS. Catherine Marine
%
Harry Kosofskv. 50, Ida SalalensNN ~
Maurice Jennelle * Virginia Rust. -.
Russell r Grinuh - clara ? cine -
Jack Swo,eland. -, Rerha RoGasz 20.
Clarence f. Bryant, a. Martha l. Glein-
George Bristran II. 81; Vivian Roline. ~
William Donald HIM. q; Jeanne Spoutz p
Oliver A NichelS Is. Jeanne Fulton p
Selmar Stadelmanp 80 Ann Lee", ~
sylvester Dido ~, Alice Hylko. 10
John Emit spindler, %; Mildred ACNE
Ra1Ip 10
Frank j Bros q. Dolores Walker. 81
Timothy MURPHY %; Acnes Grelock %
stephen simowsN 81. Eleanor r peN'n'
James + Montgomery p Marjorie John
David F psrshlnski - June 7. Brown
win.row G. cyou'sAi % Anita NJ TAM
-
George E LindbJoom, % Harriet F
Dickic 2s
Howard Mcclellan % VIVIAN cum -
Arthur G sherman Jr- - Dorothy X
Rsiph \. Rrsnnaeck ~ Myrtle f sIsn
don, -
Edward D sloan p Lsvous Dot Dixon
Camille J. Guucoer % Rose Hsbersact
Pichard Rsus,. 20 Flsire " Meyers Is
Lewis Kahn % Ruth Eae shell. 20
Gust Johnson - Esther King. %
Walter I JsnkieVicz. % Irene G YreH
Lawrence cs'aV.u 70 Marsare, T
Alhcr or,oran q. Eyo,yr ssmczoe %
Robert J. Brady - Betty Ann Kukler
2l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Death notlres

CRITICS April 81 Earl Of 1850 Orleans.
beloved husband ~ clara. dear son 81
Florence Critics. brother Of Ross and Rila
BurviCk funeral service FRIDAY. ? p n
at At Peters Funeral Home 203i
Gratiot Ave
RANIaIEN Ann IS 1913 William NJ
dear son Of Mr. and Mrs Alfred J
Ramaley ~ s276 Ellsworth. dear brother NJ
Samuel NJ Shafer and Mrs Jeanne V
Lattv. service At Burrstr Funcrai H1m.
S73S Fenkeil. SATURDAY at ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Ray Mack 10 Get
Service Call in June

CLEVELAND. April % (UP)-
The local SeleCuve service board
of Ray Mack confirmed today that
the 2S-year-old Cleveland Indian
second baScman had lost an appeal
from his Reconsideration into la
Draft board officials said that
Mack probably would be indicted
in June Mack is married and the
father of baby almost , years
old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Badgers Plan
Full Program

MADISON WIS April ~ ms
Wisconsin Badger fans were AS
>urtd today OF a complete sports
program This tall including foot
bah
Although many OF 'hc 80 can
dldaic> who came out tor spring
football practice VIII bc IN the
armed forces ny fan. athletic di-
rector Harry SWhldrchcr SAID
Wisconsin viii continue Ia
PLAY football this fall. II il inn
material whether our teams win
or lose. II il very important
we train our hoNS ~ they may
have the same advantages as
their predecessors"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to: .r..A
Ruth Radon from Sheldon.
Emilia Klsh. from steve.
Nathaniel Bowler from Mary.
Alto Mae Smith from John
Bernardo Alverico from Mary.
Leona Harter from George
Frances McMnnlgie from Lee
Catherine stevens. from Edward
Henry Han from Mabel
George Dunbar from Margaret
Victor Member from Elizabeth
1Nena Potter. from wilbur
Lula Nicholson from Robert.
Otis Earhart. from Jessie
Margaret MAY from Frederick.
Loretta Jackson from Elmer.
Horace Scott from Edna.
Peter ApostolopoulUs from Margaret
John Poppar, from Gene
ANNILLMENT
Arthur Copeland. from frankie Preciou
fhtIFc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Scratches

JAMAICA
Trath. test
FIRST Race Quiz BAH war Master.
Papamoo Lntelsd, Lovely one BunnEs
SISTER
Third Race Handsome Boy ~ Talk.
SpneriC. Clansman. namssh Rose
Fiun Race tie Rolls
seventh Race s'ra berry.
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Track sat
FUst EsJr Bnsunette Ldusl chance
Bottle Tor and Rest
Fourth Race No Othsr Currency VIC
tors Auts and Bcst
Spfn Race Last Gold.
4 FiEhthf Race N0vcs
Ninth Race (substltuttb - Declared On
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Successful Coach

Texas WcSleyan'S basketball
teams lost only three games in
three years Of competition under
the coaching of Gus Miller. Nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Ohio FIier in RCAF Killed

OTTAWA. April % INS)
Flying officer Robert Burns Reed
of LoWcllvlllo @, suburb Of
Youngstown. has been killed on
active service with the Canadian
ar force overseas. AR hcadquar-
tiers announced last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

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FURNACE CLEANING, REPAIRING

FURNACE requirements. repair service. air
Cond. or gravity: expert workmanship
reasonable prices. Rex Heating. Tyler
1-I5s9
FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged in
stalled new used parts reasonable
206j Eight Mile Road TO. s-6i67
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Lost and Found


CAMERA lost. Cadillac Harper bus Easter
sunday Keepsake Reward Plaza 1897
Registered female pointer liver ana
tick vicinity Minord-Grand Boulevard
reward Tyler 5-7g4e.
FOX TERRIER Female white with black
spots los, April rs. Reward. 42l3 Bran
don. Lafayette 1857
KEYS-Vicnity owen Brush Alger Reward.
Madison 1882 or Twinbrook l-O653.
LADIES red leather hNlfold containinE
$50 and key, IN taxi. Reward. Madison
1850
LOST THURSDAY April - pair 81 bifocs'
spectacles having plastic frames name
ard address inside q case Reward
Write Box Ann, Detroit Times
LOST on Concord yellow gold wedding
band and engagement ring. diamond set
ting Reward Call Prospect 50s2
LOST - Bahys pink wool coat Brush near
KenilWorth Reward 307 Leicester.
LOsT-White and black English setter
male: vicinity Jim pay Road, Ross -
Reward, Dearborn 3j2j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
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