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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

the Gimmc-Girls are limited 70
men with fat purses and too
often a past.
The Brain Truster Girl is her
own matrimonial nemesis. Her
fountain Of wisdom is likely
10 fnghten away all but the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Don't let them waste the time
OF a girl ambitious 10 meet the
right man and marry.
Then there are the club boys.
Perhaps they never recovered
from joining a college frater-
nifty, and have 10 spend a cou-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Puritan days she asked John Alden why he
didn't speak for himself. Nevertheless her
hrazcnness made her Mrs. John Alden, or
Priscilla Alden as most people nowadays re-
member her.
No doubt many girls have coyly laid traps
60 catch the right man. but they were sup
posed TO keep their motives secret. At least,
If they were nice girls. All the matrimonial
hunting was to be done by the men though
few clever women were able 10 do their
own and not be branded as hussies.
The times and especially the war, have
changed all that false modesty, all that con.
ccalng Of motives. There is a shortage OF
men, and the girls can no longer repress their
perfectly natural interest in them, nor their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

herself
And the libraries which
used 10 -seEregate books by
women authors are now cir
culating a new book on How
20 Meet Men and Marry" by
juliet Farnham, and pub
lshed by Simon Pl lea
tons, New York, Whereas
their mothers would have
read II behind drawn shades
and amid bushes. their
daughters read, the book on
subWays or buses without
any feeling, as II il were a
book on How 10 Get Pro-
motion, or Success in Grow
ing Victory Vegetables.
The modern maiden is not
rs repressed as her mother
vas. Maybe she is more
desperate, since the shortage
Of eligible men is becoming
acute. The mental hygienists
aver it is a good thing for
mental health TO be honest
about ones natural interest
in the opposite sex. Many
ncurotic women developed
their neurosis from repres-
sing their natural inclina-
tons and trying to pretend
they were not the least in.
terested in men.
Who knows but this new
fortnight honesty in admit.
ting they really want TO land
a man will keep many from
becoming neurotics. especi-
ally since this new book OF
advice will likely keep many
from becoming old maids
despite the shortage Of love-
smitten sons Of millionaires?
Mrs. Farnham's system
apparently works. She came
10 New York City from st.
Lslis, as a young business
woman - and single. The
dark-haired girl had not
been in the big city long be-
fore she had a very eligible
man interested in her. And
at twenty-six they marched
To the altar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

pie evenings each
week with the
boys. They 90 for
the glamour girls
2he H-iiiill Aazzit,
the boys at their
club, but the girl
is m ore likely
to be a show
piece rather than
an adorcd wife.
They may be a
hazard for the
girl who wants q
happy home of
her own with the
rig hit man 10
decorate his ia
vorltc chair.
And beware Of
the chronic flirtS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

go again soon" Here's another:
I've had a simply elegant evening! Phone
me when you can" or perhaps:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

DO BE the Kind Of
Babe Who Can Have
"A Big Evening Over
a Soda. II Gives
the Sap the Idea
That's What You'll
BE Satisfied With
After Marriage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
BY
Donald A. Laird,
Pm. d., Sci. d.,

ella N u HIN 2
was no doubt
G. o n s id ere d
somewhat of a
husSY because,
LII [ n Sc old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

juliet Fornhom. New York Business
Expert. Offers Some High-Powered
New Hints and Tips on How and
Where to Meef-And Marry
That Teller. and Which Ones Do and
Don't Make The Best Husbands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
K. @. Artist on
Parker Program

A young man who deals out
knockout punches in double doses
he scored two in one night last
Friday - headlines Highland Park
ring show at Hackett
next Friday.
Howard Fenske, a heavyweight,
vino kayoed Victor Thewese Of
Muskingum and William Malcolm
of Grand Rapids in the Golden
Gloves state championships at
Grand Rapids to earn the right 10
the state in the sectional
meet at Chicago February "a, will
fight in one Of the 10 three-round
bouts.
Highland Park and Annunciation
fighters predominant on the card,
proceeds of which will go toward
purchase of a war service record
for soldiers and sailors OF High
land Park. The show starts at 8
p. m. and is under direction Of
Walter Monte. Irving Thomas and
julius Piazza are in charge OF
bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
BY DON GILES

Patriotism is the keynote of the
Detroit Kennel Clubs annual dog
show scheduled for Convention
Hall. February q and %. Count
ing on a financial loss from the
outset, officials have allocated
So, 900 or more 10 the Dogs for
Defense cause.
Dog people who will show their
dogs at this show. will do so
through patriotism, for there will
be no money for class or breed
winners. only five patriotic rib
bons, the money going TO the
WAGS. which is the initiated name
for Dogs for Defense.
In addition to the feature en-
bracing everything that IS part OF
the training of dogs, dogs going IN
regular classes. army dogs with
their soldiers and some wonderful
trained dogs, the show will be
much as usual.
For the first time il will he held
in one of the eastern sections Ct
Convention Hall. as the entire
CasS avenue frontage has been
taken over by war work. This hall
has only the Woodward avenue
entrance, but the space is Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Dates for
Spor+smen

February 14-Open stakes, all
age, derby puppies field trials
Of Michigan Sportsman Asso-
citation at L. A. Young stables,
Nine-Mile road near South
field.
February 15-Last day for hunt
ers to send in their game kill
cards to Conservation Depart
ment, Lansing. including small
and big game.
# ebruary 15-16-17-Eighth
North American Wildlife Con-
ference at Denver.
February 1S-American Sports
man and Dog Owners Associa-
ton monthly meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock, at their club
rooms. 1915 East Eight-MiIe
road. Movies of the last ma
tional bird dog field trials.
February 2O-Roseville Sports
mems Association annual ball,
Independent Social Hall, 2S444
Utica road.
February Cocoon dog hunt.
over WXYZ, using live coons
and hounds. 1890 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
New Metro Prep
Program Starts

The new city high school ath-
letic program starts this week
after a two-month layoff when
swimming and basketball teams
representing 20 schools go into
action.
Eight swimming meets will he
held on Thursday. Each school
competing in the league will have
two squads, one made up of ninth
and tenth-graders and another
composed of eleventh and twelfth
graders.
The basketball front will see "a
interclass teams this season, with
three teams from each school.
THURSDAYS SWIMMING
Chadsey at Southwestern, Northwestern
at Western, Central at Mackenzie, Cooley
at BEDFORD, DENLY At Northeastern, East
ern at Southeastern, Cas- at Highland
Park, Hamtramck AZ Northern.
FRIDAYS BASKETBALL.
Chadsey at Wilber Wright. Western Al
Southwestern. Central at ". OF ID. High,
BEDFORD at Mackenzie, DENLY Al South
eastern, Northeastern at Miller. CasA al
Pershing. Northern al Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Gun Permits Are
Permanent Now

LANSING. Feb. 13.--Habit is
stronger than observation among
some of the 10000 holders OF gun
permits, issued by the conserva-
ton department to persons having
legitimate use for firearms-for
hunting crows or predators or for
target practice-in game country
during the closed seasons.
Until last year, permits were
renewed annually. Now the per-
mits are permanent, and continue
in force until revoked by a court
or until the holder fails to obtain
a current small game license. as
is clearly stated on the face of
each of them. Yet some old
timers are still sending them in
for renewal"
In each case the department
mails the same permit back,
points out it has no expiration
date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Strong Field
In Track Meet

NEW YORK. Feb. 13 CUP).-
Combining the best features OF a
top invitation program and the
metropolitan intercollegiate cham
the New York Athletic
Clubs seventy-fifth anniversary
indoor track and field meet at
Madison Square Garden promised
today TO be the most brilliant in
the long history OF the association.
The invitation phase of the
double-header program on Febru-
AIRY 20 will include a Baxter mile
field headed by Gil Dodds of the
A. A. and Earl Mitchell,
mile winner; the
Toussaint two-mile. with Greg
Rice seeking his fourth straight
victory; the Buemeyer 500. with
Hugh Short of Georgetown pittinE
his speed against Jimmy Herbert,
two-time winner, and the Halpin
$50 featuring Fred Sickinger, Man
unbeaten sophomore, in
the favorite's role.
A total of 265 entries have been
filed by seven colleges for the met
ropolitan Intercollegiate. Partici-
pating schools will be Fordham,
N. Y. L., Columbia. Manhattan,
c. c. N. Y. st. Johns and Brook
Ign Poly.
Fordham. which scored % points
last year in the Coliseum. is the
defending champion, but n. Y. "
rules the favorite to dethrone the
Rams.
Four champions will defend
their titles-Warren Broemel. Co.
lumbia, pole vault; Bernie Mill
ham, Fordham. high jump; Irving
Kintisch. N. Y. L.. shotput, and
Leo Casey. Manhattan, two-mile
run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14

Stewart a very novel valentine.
1t was a Canadian Pacific
calendar showing an Indian
chief in full dress.
She had cut out the face and
substituted one of Stewart, with
the inscription. Chief of My
Heart" The hockey players
are watching TO see if Stewart
now eases up on his body checks
against the Blackhawks' Bent
ley boys, now he has joined the
tribe. :. The Bentleys are real
Indians.
SIMON HAS INSPIRATION:
If Jack Adams could manage it.
he'd take all the Red Wings
feathers along with the team.
-. Those dads in the stands are
great inspirations. Gully
Simons dad. a railroad conduc-
tor, was in the stands watching
him for the first time as a Red
Wing when the defenSeman
waded through the Maple Leafs
and scored his first league goal
in Toronto recently. Before
the game. Mr.. Simon met Carl
LiScombe's dad, discovered they
had played against each other
p years ago. LiScombe for
Perth, Simon Sr. for Brockville,
Ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Off the Hook
TURF BOARD NEEDS
CITIZENS OF WEIGHT
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

THERE IS A WEAK SPOT:
What is 10 be gained by having
three racing commissioners in
stead of one, as will be the case
IL the Michigan Legislature
passes the Walsh-Higgins bill
now before Il?
The answer is: A great deal Of
the purpose of the bills spon-
sors is carried out and three
public spirited, racing minded
men above reproach agree to
take the conmissionershipS with
out salary.
Three men such as Charles T.
Fisher, Charles A. Bray and T.
d. Bull. or Fred NJ. Alger, Jr.,
for instance, would give the rae
ing public complete confidence
in the administration of the
sport here. while the active SUI
pervision could be carried on by
William J. Bowling, for whom
the paid position of steward-at-
large very apparently is de-
signed.
All depends, however, on the
appointments made by the gov
ernor. Should the commission
ers be men of the high caliber
mentioned. all would be well.
But there are few such men.
Eventual tossing of the posts as
plums TO turf novices, perhaps
10 men who would ask favors Of
race track arrangements and
grant favorS in return. might
put racing in a sorry muddle.
Multiply the usual coat-tail
hangers Of almost every political
appointee by three and you get
the idea.
There can be no dispute the
bill finally would bring 10 the
state a fair share Of racing reve-
nues through a division of the
mutuel handle. ~
The public cannot object
strenuously TO an increase in the
take to 10 per cent. The public
will be happy 10 have racing in
these drab war years. But the
commissiohefship angle is still
open 10 debate.
One strong man could still do
the job as we'll.
BE MY VALENTINE-Jack
Stewart. the Detroit Red Wings
nominee for all-league defense
man, was known as the Silent
One for years, hut now is being
hailed as Chief" It's be-
cause some young lady sent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
New Discovery
Made on Trout

Problems OF trout production
that have stumped fisheries men
for a long time may be due SIMPLY
TO scrambled ancestry, according
to research men of the federal
fish and -wildlife service now in
vestigating differences with n
brook trout and rainbow species
as we'll as differences between
them.
Quoting Michigan studies along
with California and Vermont
figures, the federal men suggest
that crossing migratory Oregon
rainbows with non-migratory
Shasta rainbows, for instance. is
responsible for present rainbow
breeds whose behavior is unpre-
dictable.
When brook trout from one
hatchery will do well in certain
stream while those from another
soon disappear from it
they believe heredity may have
something TO do with the differ.
ence in results.
They also point out that:
"Selective breeding of trout
has already greatly increased
the possibilities of hatchery pro-
duction, but adaptability of
domestic strains to hatchery life
does not necessarily prove that
their offspring will be equally
well suited to stream life"
Though breeding stocks of Ameri'
can trout are now almost hope
lessly scrambled, these fisheries
men see considerable promise in
development of tested, pure-bred
strains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Joe Bach Rates
Pros Chances
Over Colleges
BY EDGAR HAYES

Joe Bach sees professional foot.
ball having a better chance to &c
this fall than the colleges. The
famed lineman Of Notre Dame
who has been coach OF several
colleges, was in Detroit Saturday
looking over a connection with q
defense plant.
1.-THE pros will have a lot Of
fellows that are deferred for
some reason or another. And
they can work i'm industry dur
ing the week and play football
Sunday. The army order. which
was n great surprise to me,
barring reservists from COMPETE
ton will he a hard blow 20 the
colleges. But. like all the rest, 1
believe they should make every
effort to have competition"
Joe was coach at Fort Knox las
fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Ocean Wave Takes
New Orleans Feature

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13
GNS).--Ocean Wave, one of the
Kentucky Derby candidates. today
scored a length victory in the
IS. 900 added Gulf Coast Stakes at
Fair Grounds.
Pops Pick was second and Halle
third in the 3-year-old feature at a
mile and 20 yards. Ridden by Wen
del Eads. Ocean Wave ran third
and fourth most Of the way, then
moved into the lead and was never
headed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Drawing Listed for
HandbaII Doubles

Drawing for the Detroit AAU
handball doubles tournament at
the Downtown Y were announced
today by Eli J. Pickens and John
Vouvakis. The meet starts Feb
ruary Is.
Pairings:
Tuesday. 7 .. m Paul Merlo-Leo Dress
Ter VS. Mike Klasky- Harley Citrin.
Monday. p. Nm. ~ dor . Chris
Vlaches vs.. ]. Howell-irv Topper.
son VS.. X. Goubert Sam Versaei.
Monday, p. Mart Altveis-Stan
shimkuG We J. Hagensh-Psul stobbe.
Tuesday. 8 p. m,-B. Waterstone-T. Lem
msr vs. sy Glass-Joe Finn.
Monday. D. mn. RosenthAl-Geor
Kiel vs.. l.. Rothenberg-J. Casoy.
Tuesday, 3 p. nj. Aeldman-Cal Bonn
vs.. c. Ackerman-Max Thomas.
Tuesday. & D. ma. Hoeberman-J julius
Gold vs. Joe Winkler-Gene Epstein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Fair Grounds Results

. y1Rsr RAcE-3.y.sr-ole.. y mile:
Hstsrfta CMurphy) 1880 $50 = oo
pailas Lady (HasS $50 $40
DcGRed fZufelt) $50
Time ! Is. OF 3.5s
Grsenock Flame vsIdins Disco, Beth n
roryfc. Bit OF Sugar, I'd ". and All
Together also ran.
ssnA Insa tNodarseD 1910 40 400
Leo's Brandy (BrookO $40
Time 1918 S-5, off t:ne.
Short Life, Bus ". 2 Good Daughter
Bushel Basket. Chsltrump. Chance Cross
and Camps First also ran.
THIRD RACE 4-yesr-oids and up. y
IRE. Double tciv.n.) a7o $50 $50
BIZ q. fRienrD 500 3 so
KY Flash tClingman) 3 80
Time i:it 3-5. of i:35h.
Aiostross. Boom on, Vsldina Groom and
P1antagenet also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4-yssr-olds and up. Y
Early "a, Smart 1Esd,, $50 $50 40
Marion Collins Barney $40 2 90
Ply Ty tscurloek) $50
Time f;i2 rs. off SOS
cheessstrsw. Air sprte and Exploded
also ran.
FlF III hACE-2-Near-Oidsi a mile
Eavenala (YounE) 500 $40 900
s,cciusion CGArzAl s20 $40
Chain Lay (Hauerl $50
Time IA is OF $40
knights Armor Wild Rice Mustafa
~ Phi, 'Diderod. Chic Shirley 'Grey Vic
tory, 'Door Yock and Valdina Seer
also ran.
sF1eld.
SIXTH RACE-5-ysar-olds mile and 10
yards:
nan Wave (Eads) $50 z20 22o
p's Pick Haas $50 22O
Nltiis CCnngmanD 2 20
X Time i:f3 rs. on s.f4h
VsldlnA Way and Reapiag Glory also ran.
sEvENTH RACE-4-yesr-olds and up.
4 1.16 miles:
chief Bud CHausrl 10 90 $50 Inn
Cloe Flight murphy i2.fO 40
Patrol Scout (Eads) 2 so
Time 1.4s 2-5 on SAW
Heathtovn, Hney Boat. Nancy's Baby.
Three Bangs, Johns Dream. Mad Count
Juliet c., Al Jest and Masculine also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-4-year-olds and UP,
4 Lie miles
Cooseberry (sksllyl $50 so 3 20
bloodhound tScurlock) 200 : "a
Bull Whip (saver) 5 81
Time 1.t7 as on T72H
Memphis Lad Lumisre Yannis sid
woodsman. Mythical King and Keene Ad-
wee also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Count Fleet, 81,
Shortest Priced
Derby Fdvorite

NEW YORK, Feb. - CUP).-
Count Fleet, husky. dark-brown,
stretch-running colt, tonight be-
came the shortest winter book
favorite in the 68-year-old history
Of the $4,000 Kentucky Derby.
Five to two was the best James
J. Carroll. st. Louis oddsmaker.
would offer on Mrs. John Hertz
champion 2-year-old of 1912, now
that the streamlined trolley car"
classic on May has won govern
mental approval. II is the lowest
opening price ever quoted on a
Derby candidate.
The Count, who treated top
linking juveniles last fall like SO
any selling platers once they
FETCHED the distances past the
furlong mark. dominates the pic
re so completely with IL weeks
go that only two colts-Blue
lords and Devils Thumb-are
Yen a chance 10 shatter the cold
ic of Carroll's short price. Oc-
lation. last years leading juve-
money winner. Is doubtful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Fur PeIts 10 Be
Sold February II

LANSING, Feb. 13.-Wolf.
coyote and bobcat furs accumu-
lated through bounty payments
since last May. together with a
number of muskrat, mink, racoon
and beaver pelts confiscated by
conservation officers in the course
of law enforcement work, will be
sold under sealed bids 10 fur
dealers here February II, the
state conservation department an
nounced today. Good prices are
anticipated for the large lots
aVilable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
SIugging Match

Sam Hennessey, referee, re-
BONNER as a principal
in one of the most sensational
amateur bouts ever held around
Detroit.
at was a fight BONNER had
In the finals of one of the glove
tournaments" HenneSsey de-
ciared. His opponent was
fellow by the name OF Bill
Totke from Benton HarboT. They
fought in Olympia and II was
great smuggling match. This Ben
ton Harbor boy was just as
tough as BONNER. They slugged
II out I'm grand style. with Bonn
mer winning by shade. Both
boys were on the deck"
BONNER was born at $3.50 Will
liams avenue, just of Warren
avenue. on the west side. During
his amateur days he was known
as "the toy bulldog"
He was married and his wife
Beatrice BONNER, in the directory
is listed as living at 1877 West
Ferry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Fish Shelters Asked

Zukey and Strawberry lakes I'm
Livingston county could profit
from installation Of brush shelters
along their west and north sides.
conservation department fisheries
research men report. An In
crease in plant beds would be the
surest way OF increasing fish food
and shelter and consequently FISH.
they say. but no method for dong
this is available Gravel spawning
boxes for Small-mouth bass also
are recommended for Zukey Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
LA -. -. ,-,a.-.
100 Figure Skaters
Enter National Meet

NEW YORK, Feb. Is (UP).-
More than 100 contestants, repre-
senting the largest entry in his
tory, will take part in the national
figure skating championships at
Madison Square Garden on March
8, it was announced today.
Dorothy Coos of the Skating
Club Of New York, 1912 national
junior champion, ranks as favor
lite for the women's senior crown
this year. The mems senior class
shapes up close with Bud d y
Vaughn and Bill Grimditch, both
of Philadelphia. as two of the out
standing favorites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Bill BONNER, Missing
In Action, Boxer Here
BY LEO MACDONELL

Pvt William tBilD BONNER,
reported missing in action, is re-
membered in Detroit boxing cir
cles as a heavyweight who was
outstanding in amateur circles,
but boosted only mediocre success
as professional.
The records at the offices Of
Chairman John J. Hettche of the
State Athletic Commission. re-
vealed BONNER fought six times
as a pro in Michigan during 1887
and 1898. He was under the
management of Charles Long.
On Jan. 20, 1887, in his first pro
fight. BONNER defeated Billy
Treest in Olympia. But in Febru-
airy of the same year. he was
stopped by Jimmy Adamick in
six rounds. This bout took place
at Naval Armory,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
BowIers' Open House
SET al Crosse Pointe

Competition for men and women
will feature the bowlers' open
house TO be held at the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club next Saturday
with Chris M. Youngjohn chairman
of the event. Country Club of De-
troit will be host 10 the third inter-
club tournament February 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
In First Stages

Count Fleet Is in the first stages
~ his Derby training AT Hot
Springs, Ark. He has grown into
a robust 3-year-old and the Hertz
camp Is sure he's the fastest thing
on four legs.
The Count and Devils Thumb
did not meet last year. Blue
Swords got a taste OF the Counts
whirlwind Tick" in the Champagne
Stakes---in which Count Fleet
raced through eight furlongs in
1:A 4-5--the fastest time ever
recorded by a 2-year-old. Blue
Swords trailed by seven lengths,
but managed 10 take second
money.
With the Santa Anita Derby and
Flamingo Stakes war casualties
winter developments are scarce
this year-only Calumet's Ocean
Wave at the Fair Grounds show
ing anything resembling class. Sc
the early exporting indicates solid
backing for Count Fleet, with the
beat the favorite" boys sending
their money along on Blue Swords
or Devils Thumb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
8 Shows in I

Combined with this show will be
eight breed specialties that prom
Use TO attract winning dogs from
many outside places, They are
beagles. bulldogs. chow elbows,
cookers. collies. dobermans, fox
terriers and German Shepherds.
Entries close February 20, with
superintendent. a. Wilson Bow
2SO6 Twelfth street. Advance in
quiry is greater this year than
heretofore. indicating a wholesome
entry and particularly the biggest
lot OF Michigan dogs seen together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-14
Neu Dog Lou

Rep. Miles Callaghan Of Rose
City will introduce a bill in this
session Of the State Legislature.
automatically making dog stealing
a felony The law. if passed. is
expected 10 reduce dog theftS.
Reason for Callaghan taking so
much interest in dogs-he had his
priced hunting dog stolen two
years ago.