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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Water Supply Peril
Stated by Woman
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
/ am living in a double house
and the other tenants and my
family were Ill so much we had
the water analysed and found ii
10 be badly contaminated and not
fit for domestic use.
This was reported 10 the land
lady, but nothing was done about
il. 50 we carried our water for
drinking and cooking from the
township water tap.
However. il Is impossible 10
obtain our water now because of
the gasoline rationinG. Our cistern
is nearly dry and we will have
no water for washing or sanitary
conditions.
We have looked for other living
quarters. hut could not find any
place. Is there anything we could
do? Can we make the landlady
dig a new well? MRS. j. A.
Dear Mrs. j. A.:
Since your problem il that
OF sanitation, you should con-
tact the Wyandotte Board OF
Health, Mr.. A. w. Brighton,
acting commissioners, Wyandotte
0Sl1. If your landlady Is re-
spOnsible for maintaining SAM
tary conditions and neglects to
do so. YOU can report her to the
board OF health officials who
will investigate and take the
proper action.
MISS ELVA FORNCROOK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
War Problem Clinic:
War Problem Clinic:
Woman Seeks
Certificate
For Adopted Son

4 reader Of the WAR PROB
LEM CLINIC asks where she can
obtain birth certificate for her
adopted son; a woman wants 10
know whether her landlady is re-
sponsible for maintaining sanitary
conditions.
These questions are typical of
the many received by the WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC ad are an
Swered in today's coumn by indi-
vidual m EN- bers particularly
versed with the questions al hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Asks How TO Report
Black Marketeer
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC:

WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
/ am employed in a war plant
and a man working with me has
been deferred by the army as an
essential man. This man is either
late for work two or three days
a week or doesn't work at all.
lie is dealing in the black mar
ket and brags about the money
he Is making while we dumb
bells work at our steady Jobs
every day.
Can. you tell me where 7 can
report this man? 3. V. B.
Dear Il. v. b.:
The condition that YOU write
about is highly detrimental TO
the war effort. I advise you to
personally contact Mr.. Wander
see, chief investigating officer
OF the OPA office. 600 Griswold
street.
EDWARD POKORNY,
Friend OF the Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Father Robbed Of SIS.
As Son Carries S1,7O0.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 9 (UP)
When Henry Buck closed his
grocery store for the night he
had premonition ne would be
robbed, so he gave Sl,700 TO his
son Donald. Is. 10 carry Four
men appeared, slugged father and
son and grabbed a fishing tackle
box containing S25 which tho
father was carrying The 81 700
was safe under Donalds sweater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
YuleFire
Hazards
Fought

Fire prevention authorities and
the WLB Joined today in cam,
paicn 10 save life, PROPERTY and
critical war resources through the
elimination of dangerous and I'M
necessary decorations and lighted
displays during tho holiday season.
/. A. Welch. regional director
Of the WLB, urged that all home
owners curtal outdoor and lawn
decorations which require the use
Of electricity pointing out that
commercial exhibitions of the
same nature have been banned by
federal law
The VILE offered no opposition
70 normal interior displays IN
homes. but Fire Marshal Edward
w. Hall of the Detroit Fire De-
partment, advised that household
ers turn out electric lights on
Christmas trees when there is no
one IN the home.
"The use Of old wiring on
Christmas trees, especially trees
which have been allowed 10
dry, constitutes serious fire
hazard, Hall declared. THE
wiring should he carefully eN-
amined and the lights watched
for signs of fire. II il always a
good idea Ia place the bottom
of tree in n container of
water"
Hall warned against the care
less use of paper decorations and
candles in homes and places OF
business, and urged that proPrfc'
tors and patrons Of night clubs
and other places of entertainment
avoid oVerCrowdlng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
ADVERTISEMENT
Relief AtLast
For YourCough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and you cannot
afford to take a chance with anymedi-
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. inflamed
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 a bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way II quickly allays the cough, per-
hitting rest and sleep, or you are tc
have your money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

Subscription rate GIN ADVANCE hy mail
a. any place IN The United States Canada
or Mexico con Canadian subscriptions
add 100 20 cover war import tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
E3;!5ElJIIE
Do you have poor digsstiuu1 {
Do you feel hsstsrhy after satlngl {
Do you get sour or upset sasibl {
DO you feel tirsd-HstIsssl r

Now everyone knows that 70 get the good
out Of the food you eat--you must digest
IL properly. But what most people don't
know is that Nature must produce abou.
two pints of the digestive juice-lver
bile-each day TO help digest your food.
II Nature fsils--your food may remain
Nundigested-le sour and heavy In your
digestive tract.
Thus, IL is simple 20 see that one way
20 aid digestion IS 10 increase tho flow Of
liver bile. Now, Carriers Little Liver
Pills start TO increase this flow quickly
for houssnds--oftenin As little AZ thirty
minutes. When bile fow Increases, your
digestion NAY improve. And. soon you re
on the road 20 feeling bctter-vhich il
what you re- after.
Don depend on artificial aids ocoun-
teract in0igesiion--wh when Carter's AID
digestion after Nature own order, when
taken - directed. Get Carers Little
Liver Pills todsy-st any drugrt0re-
only 25' You all be glad you did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE Teeth

10 false teeth drop, slip or wahhle
when YOU talk, eat, laugh or sneezc
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by
such bandicaVs FASTEETH, an aka
line mun-Acid) powder 10 sprinkle on
your plates, keeps false teeth more
firmly set Gives confident feeling Of So
curity aud added comfort No gummy,
g0oey. pasty taste or feeling. Get FAS-
TEETH today az any drug store
A rN,Itp I'll eN-AiL,NT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
ECzE MA

A simple way 10 quick relief from
the itching OF Eczema, pimples. an
cry red blotches and othe skin irri-
tstions. is by applying Peterson's
Ointment TO the affected parts. Re
lieves itching promptly. Makes the
skin look better, feel better. Peter
sons Ointment also soothing for tired
itchy feet and cracks between toes
81 al druggists. Money back II not
delighted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

Dear Mrs. T. r.:
Miss Mildred Hunt. room SOL,
Wayne County Building. is the
person 10 see about a birth GER
tificate for your son. Take your
adoption papers with you.
Judge James r.. Chenot,
Wayne County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Want Birth Certificate
for Adopted Son

War Problem Clinic:
My husband and / adopted a
son a few years ago through pro-
bate court, and did not receive a
birth certificate. Could YOU tell
me where TO get one and If we
can have il in our name. We have
never told our son he is adopted.
Mrs. T. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

All money sent at senders risk Do. not
ssnd cash or stamps. All checks, drafts
and money orders should be made payable
20 THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
international News Service has the exs
elusive rights 20 use for reproduction IN
any form all news dispatches credited 20
n or not otherwise credited IN this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
DEfR61zME

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company al 1928 Times square Detroit
81. Michigan.
Entered al Detroit Mich, as second Class
Mail Matter.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13

'hombre por ell nero hecho de
pertenecer al partido Comu-
nista.
Representa- Wilkie a William
Schneiderman,, secretario del
partido Comunista en- Califor-
MIA, un native de Russia, y 10
hace sin recibir compensaciI5nI
" pagando tOdos sus gastos.
I'm tribunal federal de distri-
to no debi6 haber cancelado la
ciudadania de SchneidermaIn,
segdn ell letrado, por ser MEM
bro del partidO Comunista y
Greer en- ell Manifesto Comunis-
ia publicado bajo las condicio-
mes que existian EN- Europa ell
ano 1848.
Wilkie declare que, a su jul
clio, ell Manifesto es uno de los
mas grandes documentos hist6-
ricos de todos los tiempos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13

Moscd, MARIO l3-La nue.
va ofensiva alemana en- ell
trente sur da reli ~ a "a Or
den del dia de- pasado % de
febrero, firmada por Jose sta
lin, en- la cual Sc decia que
Alemania era todavia podero-
sa Y Que la falta lie un segun-
do lrente lie p~ermitiria retirar
mas Y mas tropas del frente oc
cidental.
Con su nuevo avance les ma
zis lograron restablecer sus IL
meas en- la cuenca del Donetz,
fortalecer sus rutas Y obligar
a las tropas rojas a retroce-
der. E. lElk
Els evidente que los nazis Sc
proponen atacar de nuevo en-
direction del Caucaso, por
cuanto mantienen un fuerte
purto de apoyo en- Nvorossisk.
La actitud del almirante a.
mericano y embajador VIII
liam II. Standby revela una
tendencia a interpreter NAL la
actitud del Soviet hacia los A
liados. 81 Sc persiste en- esta
actitud, nuevas y futuras in
comprensiones surgiran.
Una pista sobre la mala in
tcrpretaci6n puede encontrar
s9 en- la creencia del almiran-
t. americana de que ell Congre
O de los Estados Unidos tie
ne IN gran coraz6n y es muy
generoso."
Sea como fuese, esa no es Ia
actitud del Soviet sobre los
motives que impulsan a los
Al.ados en- la ayuda a Russia
Y es demasiado esperar que ell
regimen Soviet exprese graft
La gaceta., 1943-03-13

Dosea Of gobierno de ,oa Ek'
tados UG.dos que las naciones
ali3das contra 81 Eje olslutan
ia cooperation cue mutuamente
sc daran en- la po3t-guerra, al
90 que ha venido rseomeEiando
N sus discusses el s~ubsecreta-
rio de estado summer We.les.
Creese que Sc cam5iaran i'm
presiones y punto de vista, pa
ra empezar, entire lnglaterra,
Russia, China Y Estados Unidos.
Eden reside Ell Ia embajada
de su pals y le acompanan OH
yer Charley Harvey su secre-
tario privado; William Strang,
asistsnte secretario de estado
para asuntos eXJranjeros y Ro-
bert Cruishark, director de la
division americana de. ministe-
rio de information.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
Stain djo el pasado o de febreno
que Alemania era todava poderosa
Ell almirante Standby cree 'tque ell Congreso
tiene un gran corazon."

tud por los actos de los ALA
dos los cuales, seg6n Ell gobier
no de Stain, Sc realizan tam
bien en- tinteres de los Aliados.
Los rusos toman ell punto de
vista frio y l6gico de que la
guerra tiene un plan y Que las
naciones capitalists Estados
Unidos e Inglaterra han llega
do al fundamental punto de
vista de que la victoria de la
Russia Soviet es absolutamente
esencial para llegar a la derro
ia del Eje y ell triunfo de su
causa,
Todas las personals que Sc
uneven en- los circu?os rusos
categ6ricamente afirman que la
critica del almirante trata a.!
ievar por ell nal rumbo a su
.ropio pueblo sobre la question
lie os abastecimientos aiados.
los aimentos americanos Sc
enden en- paquetes tan diferen
.1es a los rusos que TODD 10 que
.lega de Estados UnidOs es in
nediatamente desculbierto.
Ell gobierno russo no ha ira
ado de ocultar Ell origen ameri-
,ano de algunas drogas, Rayos
X Y otros efectos medicos usa-
los en- los hospitales.
Fundamentalmente la situa-
|ci6n es esta: los rusos Green que
los aliados de su gusto y por
su propio interes, Sc han Obli-
gado a 81 mismos a dos cursos
de MISUNDERSTANDING de vi
Ituallas en- los frentes donde los
alimentos son Electives y Ell uso
de tropas entrenadas contra ell
enemigo en- los momentos de
mayor efectividad en- los inn
pactos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
los su1zps MrNARQN Los
N E Y DEFHADEROS

Berna, Suiza, mario 13.--
Ell general Henry Henri Gui-
san, comandante en- jefe del e.
jercito suizo, ha hecho una vi
sta a los t1neles del ferroca-
rril y desfiladeros que unen a
este pals con Italia, y particu-
larmente ell tunel del Simpson
y ell Paso de San Gotardo.
Ell journal de Geneve' di-
ce: Los pasajeros sentados en-
c6modos trenes no pueden no.
tar la existencia de los formi
dables preparativos. Seria di-
ficil para ellos imaginar que
ell lado de la montana esta lie
no con explosives colocados en-
galerias y embellishments vi
gilados en- TODD TEMPO"
La gaceta., 1943-03-13

Esta los dos satisfechos por
la acogida que~les dispensara
ell p1blico; pero no pueden Sc
guir trabajando en- las fabri-
cas-, ensayando y preparando
funciones al mismo tempo.
Muy agradecidos Sc retiran
Y seguiran colaborando con
sus companeros EN- funciones
de beneficio y otros actos.
Venian realizando estos dos
j6venes una admirable labor
~artistica.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
LOS NAILS MANTIENE
(Viene de la Ia. pd0.)

La. En- Ell periodic de tempo de
la ocupaci6n y antes de la reti-
rada, los alemanes devastaron
la poblaci6n.
Los hitleristas en- todas las
aldaas y pueblos de Russia, rea-
izan actos de saqueo y bandi-
dale.
La destruction en- Vyazma
parece ser mayor que en- otras
parties. Los bandidos alemanes
saquearon y demolieron tOdas
las instituciones culturales e
hist6ricas y los monumentos.
En- una Inca al surOeste de
Kharkov las tropas rojas aban-
donaron a Kranograd, Pavo-
grad, Lonovaya, Berbenkovaa,
Slavyansk, Karmatorsk, Slavy-
ansk, Krasnoarmeisk y Lisi-
chanks. Cada una de esas ciu-
dades es un centric ferrocarri-
lero.
La contraofensiva alemana
les ha costado, sin .ncluir los
dos ultimos dias, mas de 10000
muertos, 1876 aeroplanos, $50
tanques, 800 cahones de cam
pana y mas de 1900 camiones.
En- Tsarevo-Zaiminshe, al es.
te de Vyazma, ell ejercito rojc
de olvi6 SUI libertad a 1,50C
hombres y mujeres que los ale.
names mandaban esclavizadoS
para su territorio.
Sc lie arrebataron al enemigC
en- ell frente del noroeste, al SUI
de Lago linen, numerosOs lu-
cares poblados incluyendo Sta
re-Ramushevo y Novo-Ramu
shevo.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
DICESE QUE EDEN COME
RENCIARA CON MAXIM
LITVINOFF

Washington, Mario 13.-Se
dijo hoy aqui, pero no Official
mente, que ell ministro ingles de
negocios extranjeros, Antonio
Eden, CONFERENCE.-THE durante
su estancia en- esta capital con
ell embajador del Soviet, Maxim
Litvinoff; ell miniStro de rela-
clones exteriores de China, T.
V. Soong, y posiblemente con la
Sra. Chang Kai Shek, la espo-
Sa del generalisimo chino.
Acompana a Eden un perito
en- asuntos de Russia, WilIiam
Strang, subsecretario de esta-
do, que participant en- las nego-
,ciaciones Observation-Disclosures
de 1889, en- MoscOu.
CreeSe sera discutido la in
tegraci6n de un Concilio Inter
Aliado para coordinar aspira-,,
clones y resolver los conflictos
que surjan entire las aciones
Unidas.
Los periodistas calculan que
durante su estancia en- este pals
Ipronunciara uno o dos discur-
SOS pGblicos.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
UNA FORTUNA DE
MAS DE 5000 Ell SIR.
PANCHO arrange

En- un testamento presenta-
do aver al juez Cornelius, de
la corte del condado, aparece
ell Sr. Francisco Arrange, ell fa-
bricante de tabacos que murie
ra hace algunos dias, con una
fortuna "de mas de $4,000"
Arrange dej6 un legado de
$4,000 a la Sra. Juana Orero.
resto de la herencia Sc divi-
dira entire sus hijos.
urante su vida dej6 arregla
.da la situaci6n financiera de
su esposa, Sra. Celia de los Ho
yos de Arrange.
Administered la herencia ell
banco Exchange National.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13

Washington, Mario 13.-La
Casa Blanca anunci6 aver el
arribo a este pals de Atomic
Eden, ell ministro de nsgocicj
extranjeros de la Gran Breta-
ma. Viene a preparar ell terreno
segun Sc dice, para una confe-
rencia de las Naciones Unidas
en- pro de mayor activa coope-
rac:5n entire los aliados.
LIE hizo una invitaci6n para
Tue viniese, segdn la nota off
ciaG, Ell gobierno del presidente
Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
Ell HIJO DE UN GOBERNA-
DOR Sc UNE A LA FRAN
CHA COMBATIENTE

Ldndres, mario 13.-Llega
ron a Puerto Espana, Trinidad
con ell prop6sito de unirse a la
Francia Combatiente, Joel Nj
col, de 10 amos, hijo del gober
nador civil de la Martinica, y
otros dos j6venes.
Los amigos de Nicol Sc nom
bran Luis De Lucy, hijo de un
destilador de ron, y Roger
Ganteaume, hijo de padres in
gleses.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
WILKIE DEFIENDE Los
DERECHOS DE UNI CO
MUNISTA

Washington, Mario 13.-Am
to la corte suprema de la ma
ci6n, Wendell Wilkie, ell pro-
minente abogado que fuera can
didato de los republicanos a la
presidential, declare aver que
seria una peligrosa abreviaci6n
de la libertad Constitutional
cancelar la ciudadania de un
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
SUS FUNCIO-
MES LA COMPANlA FIN
70 CUBERO

La function de manana en- ell
Centre Obrero, Ofreida por la
compania Finfo-C ubero, sera
la Ultima de la temporada de
invierno, segdn nos comunica-
ron los dos conocidos actores
en- la manaa de hoy.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida Y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1943-03-13

ESTA DE VISTA EN- WASH
INGTCN Ell MINISTRO
DE NEGOCIOS EXTRAN-
JEROS DE LA GRAN BRE-
TANA
La gaceta., 1943-03-13
LA CONCORDIA DE TAMPA
AVISO IMPCRTANTE

Halandose vacante ell puesto de Collector, Sc lie avn
sd a los socios para aquel que crea que 10 puede de:em-
penar deposite SUI APPLICATION en- ell buz6n que esta Socie-
dad tiene en- ell Centre Asturiano, no mas tarde del 81
de Mario del corriente ano.
M. J. Sanchez,
Secretario.
101 S. 22nd Street.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
BOmIDerelleS ViclOrS
Om TWO-Ekum Error

Local 80 BombcrctteS. defend
ng giiIN champion. la>t night con-
inucd 10 demonstrate superiority
by defeating Hudson Motor De
fen>e in the feature game Of the
Metropolitan Detroit Solthau
championships, sponsored by l'he
Detroit Times, AZ Mack Park.
The game was a nip-aud-tuck
affair. The Bombcrcttc> scored
the TWO winning tallie> in the
I0UIrU Marion PleSla HOmhcr-
cite ccnlcihclder, doubled 10 left
center and stole thud Mary
Wood struck out but IAN 40 first
when the Hudson catcher dropped
the ball
Mary STOLE second. Then came
The break for the defending
champs. Ann Scotty grounded 90
pTChcI Connie WISnicW SKI who
threw 90 irSl keyStoner ELAINE
Woodruff multcd the ball Plc>ha
and Wood Ncampering across with
the only Two runs Of The game
Wl~nIew>K allowed only TWO HITS
while Doris kncctge>. who dlshcd
them up Tor the Bombcrcttc>
gave three.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Fisher Y RifIers
Shoot Tonight

Members >or tho Fisher + Gun
Club. IIoar> women chauipion-
eft AIteh4eafi. =s'4ii =Be u5ef st= ffft=
Wmd,ot side ol 'hn Detroit m.
n"l al q p W today b> The Ontario
Volunteer Con~tab.lut and pro-
Cecd ta Nh1Wupg Cum and C0-u-
fN CIub Ton a return utlc mUcH
Although tnr Vomcu'> team ot
Fisher j won tbclI'.u ia-f Nay af
Olympia al member, OF lUc CLUB
will make the mp 20 Windsor This
evening lncludlug their lu>t and
~rrOnr mon F, team
Mcmbcf>Oi rhcFI>rarteam aIc
ElQNn l.lILH4dG Mlal4Al -
Mildred NcNamaId. France KIM
mons and Patricia q BRYAN ON
their luSt mcr> team who viii
compete tonight are Man lee Zoo
Braun Dlck Wondrrll Fred Ann
>trOn- and Tom tmond
In their tl>l match ,cvaEl
weeks ago Fisher y defeated their
Canadian tnats 10y very close
score with National Rifle A,-ocia-
uon rules applying I4nl-hLA
match VIII hc fired under Cana
dian military rule,
Ray Strong of Windsor r, u
charge oi the Canadian a1-I,-a-
tOr
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
DORIS STOPS PM

'Fhr tttTrtSUn girls thTCarCued IN
fhe seventh inning filling the
bases but Doris retired the SIDE
Two major division mems teams
were eliminated Loglc~ defeated
uu -adt -el Help s. pAft+
Grcu>cI pulling the game out OF
Tbc ire in tHe Scfenth with -
lnroc-u4n rally ON walk. hit
and tWo crIof>. doNucd Local .
nl i-3 count
IIIghIghi ol The Loglcs-OU
Lady OF Help tIIt was provided
by Frank Laera. >horGcldcr for
Dlil VINO lost both shoes While
stealing second
IVcnty-~,N Cla>, a men teams
pIaNIng ON Il one-'0>o-aud-oui
basis. were eliminated n games
played 9n recreation fields last
night. All Class a teams which
did not -rrpnli- reslaty of ihc
game, 10 the Department OF parks
and recreation, mu>l call F'ItIroN
$50 today In event winners do
NOT CpoLA-Ee>uI ihsA-AttIA ant-be
-chedulcd again.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Bettind TO Fight
Bivens in Cleveland

CLEVELAND Aug - Up
Jimmy BlNenS. Cleveland. s du-
ration heavyweight champion
and Cpl Meho Bettina Of the I :.
Army have been matched for a
1g-round bout Al Cleveland Sta
dunn Sept. -. It was announced
today
Bettina New York Italian who
trimmed f}TvIHy m tt-T0HHdpT
here IN November 1871, was
,lgned tor the fight in New York
Yesterday -hA-Rnh- -BIlc X m - n,
CleNcland pEnmuicr-R -RlNlnS al
Icadh had-A.Ened-+nr-the match
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
PLAY IN FOURSONIE

Players VIII Tee off IN four>cmeS.
The First group 10 start at,7.3O
= m IN order that tho Two rounds
may be completed before dark.
Eddie Furgol the defending
champion and recent winner of
'he NGA Opcn-Amdtcur Al Rack
ham is rated thc man 10 beat lie
Viii start has first round AT y 30.
playing WIN Carl DanicI> Bob
&nnamakeE and Howard Storm
/aud
BetFottS outstanding pubitc
eetit-e- eottef~ amt most of 'ne
Ic8dcrs from oulState. Wlll com
.faff
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
State PubIinx
Attracts Entry
Of Players
BY VI = DRUKENBRoD

Advance paIrng> for Tho State
PubIlnN championship golf tomna-
meHt 10 bc played Sunday al
Plymouth Country club b>l ll5
players.
There is room for II additional
playor>. and they VIII be accepted
IN the order thcv call Plymouth
Country Club Plymouth Si5-J-4
officials announce.
The season $ second and final
MAJOR competition Tor pubIic
course players. it viii be 36-hole
event with morning and afternoon
T04pd>
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Wife Of 5Orrett,
Ex-Red Winq, Dies

Detroit hockey fans stoday are
mourning The death OF Mr..
Johnny Sorren wife of the Red
-HTTE, great lctt W1gol back M
i9'4-35-}6 when they won the
championship OF the National
Hockey League
Mr> Souell according no word
received by Jack Adam. dgad at
their nome iu Maniovoc Ni>.
yesterday
During the past two years Sor-
rell has played with Hershey.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Sailor Tells Workers
Of War Experiences

attacking his carrier i'm the Pacific
md nt eInund AshtipF aH- GHadai-
canal
lie told of American women
mlsifcated so cruelty 10y japanese
that marines were maddcncd into
machine cunning "a hospital ull
.ol IaR- and OF American prisoners
tied 10 trees and used ion bayonct
nIall 100
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Jockey Layton,
.HuStIing at3},
Gains ID Triple
By LEWIS H. WALTER

Probably the greatest compc-
titor ON the race track. He rides
every race ~ though il were
the Kentucky Derby"
That's what they say about
Jockey Jimmy Layton al the De
trolt race track.
And they also say around lhc
Detroit track that when skinny
ravhoned jimmy Layton came up
here from his home in Miami
Springs Iht>--pp+as. dalai
have any idea of gong back 10
riding After AN hc va, SO years
old and he figured he'd do The hest
he could for himself exercising
horses and picking UP the odd
dollar on So around tho race track
But Layton hadn't been at the
fair grounds ioBe before At -e'e q
chance 10 make himself some
real money The iockcy compcU-
tion didn't look TOO tough JOHNNY
Adams. Porter Roberts and Pat
MiiHcar for tops tHcu Just a iot
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

SAGINAW, Aug 20 George j.
HciuH StarekeeFei, e fofmef
Dctrolt war plant worker, NeSter-
day addressed an audience com
posed of Saginaw steel workers. ..
lie told oi action ~ Ca>ahldnce
NhcrC lac loaded bombs on plAnc>
f0r four daN- WG m-Uis Without
,,cep OF fighting of Jap planes