davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Methods Of Measurement

But there are many other meth
DDS OF measurement Of growth.
The "x-ray age. for instance, may
be entirely different from the
height or weight index Of develop
ment.
The bones are not solid or con-
tinuous at birth. II they were, the
body couldn't grow al all. But
there are soft places al The ends Of
the long bones, made Of cartilage
at birth. which grow in length and
finally become bony-centers Of os-
sifcation. The ossiication occurs
on the average at pretty definite
age period.
The x-ray reveals whether ossi-
hcation has occurred or not and
on this basis the x-ray age. OF
bone age, or ossifcatlon age, is
determined a much more sclen-
tifc estimate Of real age than the
chronological or birthday age.
hFOWtn IN liSsues
This last consideration shows
that the real springs and seats Of
growth are deep in the tissues
themselves. Height and weight
are only superficial manifesto
tions. or rather gross results, Of a
process to which every cell is
contributor.
Growth, in fact, is a very mys-
FERROUS and poetieal process. After
the physical process is completed
we have spiritual growth to record
maturity, vigorous old age and
senescence. Some people never
reach maturity, but do reach sene-
scence.
Shakespeare's ages were not so
inaccurate-for a poet and espe-
cially poet before the full bloom
OF the scientific renaissance. The
infant modern science puts that
al from birth to or years. The
whining xchoolboy'-childhood, 4
to Ia. The lover"-youth, IA TO
%. The soldier "--manhood. % to
40. The justice"-maturlty, 40
to so. The lean and slippered pan
taloon'-old age: but vigorous old
age. Shakespeare slipped here by
calling him pantaloon and as we
see in the case of some Of our
older statesmen, there are no rigid
age definitions Of mans useful
ness perhaps just like to think
this). And second childishness-
last scene Of all
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The present state Of things is
the consequence Of the past, ard
IL Is natural 10 inquire as to the
sources OF the good We snjoy or
The evils we suffer II We act only
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you are modest. tactfu1 depend
able and capaD Die Of excellent
achievements In whatever field
You choose. provided you learn
concentration. You are interest.
Ell IN literature and art. You
have a pleasant disposition. Your
day dreams may have a practical
value, early this afternoon. Buy
an attractive accessory that APP
peals TO your conception OF beauty.
One Minute Test Answers
/. William Mckinley.
? Rutherford B. Hayes and
William Mckinley
,. Herbert Hoover.
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line was when II was con-
Sidered III hammered to approach
a salad with a knife IL IL now
considered correct not only to
CIT the lettuce with = knife n IL
VII not yield TO a fork. but to
Use a spoon in order 70 eat every
OF Of the salad. dressing and all
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FOR Ourselves 10 rtaI.ct tNt study

Of history IS not prudent, II in
trusted With the care Of others.
II is not Just johnson
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run DOWN
Dragged Self Around

tired any more-Giljan gave me
back my oldtime energy. My ada
vice to all who are run down is
TO try Gillian first"
Made From Natures Herbs
Gillian is an advanced medical
compound containing juices from
is health-giving herbs. roots, and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

banks. II helps
to eliminate the
poisons that fos-
ter stom a c h
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Fifty Years Ago

YounEs Ynsianu sanderson Augpsls
were married by Rev. Bastian SHIFTS
G Boone Indiana University principal y.
the Normal School by the Board OF Education
Death: Mrs. o. Holstron tuberculosis Burial IN
Mnskegon.
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Mr.. H. F. Wiesmsn, 1858
Ferdinand ST., Detroit,
Mich, Declares Constipa-
ton Plagued Him Until
He Read About And Tried
Gillian, The Amazing
Medicine.
No matter how run down you
may be or how long you have suf-
fered from stomach, liver and kid
ney distress you can hope for re-
lief IL you take Gillian, the "natur..
al medicine. Mr.. Wiegmans er.
perience is proof OF this. He de-
clares he now enjoys good health
and recommends Gillian as a splen.
did tonic. Here is what he says:
81 Had No Appetite"
For a long time was in a run
down condition and always constl-
pated. | would wake up tired
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

Or. Clendening will answer
questions OF general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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household from year to year there
was not a door jsmb or wall space
where on every birthday ne or she
was stood in bare feet and the
height, age and date eternally re-
corded.
There is also the growth in
weight, less spectacular, but an
almost equally accurate guide.
Then there is the combination
Of height and weight which gives
a rough index Of the "constitu-
ton" 1t isa still more accurate
method because, in general, an
above-the average heavy child Is
below the average for age in
height
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

and built me mp so that I feel
better than in years. never feel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

Todays Horoscope
A birthday today means that
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

1t. Muriel Humsey, fight leader
OF the local CAP, has been made
assistant chief instructor on the
Lansing WITS. program.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

Claude Batty and Rudy Layher
flew TO Tecumseh Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
Your Health
Definite W ay 10
Determine GrOWth
Seen in X-Ray
BY Logan clereennins, N. D.

HUMAN GROWTH can be
measured in various ways. First,
simplest, most popular and incl
dentally the best guide is TO meas
ure the height of the body. IN
happy the boy or girl in whose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-14
Mrs. Brenlzer Bequeaths
Funds for j. Of n. {.

The University Of North Carolina
is to be the principal beneficiary
under the terms Of the will Of Mrs.
Nellie Waddell Brenizer, retired
artist, who died at her home here
at 1903 Thirty-fifth street NV,
April IL at the age of II.
A petition to the will filed for
probate at the register Of Wills
ONCE at District court revealed she
left property valued at more than
SIC, 5000, including real estate valued
at $38,831 and personal property
valued at $37,368. .
The will, after making number
of specific requests, provides that
the residue Of the estate shall 20
toward establishing a scholarship
or fellowship at the University of
North sCarolina-to serve history
students-in memory of Mrs. Brent
zer's father. the late Leigh Rich
mond Waddell, a graduate of the
university.
The largest specific requests 60 to
Mrs. Brenizer's step-daughter, Mrs.
Sudie Avery Brenizer Naff, Los
Angeles, Calf, to whom the will
leaves one-half of what Is cleared
from the sale of Mrs. Brenizer's
property at 1903 Thirty-f1fth street
NV, and 5000 additional. A num-.
Der of cousins and friends are left
requests Of $1,000 and $500.
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VII /; 5:
"

CONCERT.
Marine Band, Capitol Plaza. 7
O'Clock tonight.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for war workers, I
pm. to ii O'Clock tonight. Rhumba,
tango and conga lessons, $50 o'clock
tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater. tonight: Jean Gibbons
with Gretchen Hood, Ralph Haw-
kins' orchestra, Duncan Sisters and
Army War College dance band.
Tickets to shows and sports events,
'The Hut" E street at Pennsylvania
avenue NV, II am. to $50 o'clock
tonight.
Pepsi-Cola Center for servicemen,
$50 am. today to 1890 am. tomor-
row. First three floors open to
servicewomen.
Masonic Service Center, pm. to
IL o'clock tonight. Dance, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Omcers' Club Of the United
Nations, Burlington Hotel. 10 am.
to 1890 o'clock tonight. Introduce
tory cards to concerts and enter
tainment.
Dance, Oficers Club, 1400 New
HAMPSHIRE avenue NV, Sis o'clock
tonight
Seryicemen
Glasses and Study Groups.
'Tennis, Roosevelt High School.
5 pm. today. Games, 7:30 o'clock
tonight.
'Tennis, Mcfarland Center
courts, pm. today.
Archery. Sixteenth and Colorado
avenue NV. $50 o'clock tonight.
Square dance and bridge class,
Central Center, 7:30 o'clock tonight.
spanish class and choral group
NE. USO Club, 1912 North Capitol
street, 7:3o o'clock tonight.
RECREATION.
Swimming, dancing. amateur
night. Jewish Community Center
(USO), 6 o'clock tonight.
Amateur camera and movie guild,
darkroom equipment, Noes (USO)
s26 G street NV, 7:3o o'clock to-
night.
Sew and So Club, games. NE.
$50 Club, Sixth street and Mary
land avenue NE, 7:3o o'clock to-
night.
Dance, Service Mems Club No. l.,
4 O'clock tonight
Music, Washington Chapel, s
o'clock tonight.
Me and Ny Gal Song Fest"
dancing, YMcA Uso), 8 O'Clock
tonight.
Square dance and symphonic
hour, YWCA CUSO), $50 o'clock
tonight.
Entertainment, Washington He
brew Congregation (USO), $50
o'clock tonight
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
open house, Leisure Lodge, noon
10 midnight tonight.
Recreation, photography lessons,
YMCA CUSO), 2 pm. to II o'clock
tonight.
'Hayride. 7 o'clock tonight: New
Workers Club, o'clock; YWCA
(USO).
Hike and choral group, Banneker
Service Club, 8 o'clock tonight.
For further 6e..eils call USO in
formation booth, MA. 1881.
kror war workers also
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Commissioners Inspect
New GuIIinqer Unit

Commissioners Charles w. Kutz
and Guy Mason yesterday inspected
the new rapid treatment center for
veneral disease at Gallinger Hos
pital.
Thirteen patients were moved into
the 50-bed center yesterday. Com
missioner Mason praised the work OF
Or. Edgar Bocock, head of the hos
pital, in connection with the renova-
ton Of the old building, and said he
was highly pleased"
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COOK AND GENERAL HOUsEWORK, SIS
Uk 6 in family, lovely rm. and private
bath. Woodley 3o53: references.
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COOK-G INV, coIored, settled (5i2-day
week.. for. employed couple. care of child
ences: Sl3 week DI. 6Il0, Branch 494;
WI SIPS after t.
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HELP WOMEk
WOMEN.

We can place three more
defense, Government or other
workers who have three or more
hours a day. Good pay. See
employment manager, 9 to II
am. 5l3 K st. NV.
AID WRITER, with expert
ence in layout and copy, for
permanent position; good
salary, short hours. Give age.
experience, etc. Box COB.
Star.
EXPERIENCED SEAM
STRESS FOR LADIES' AND
MEMS CLOTHING DEPT.
GOOD SALARY. HUB FUR
NITURE co.
SALES CLERKS, chain drug
store, SIS week to start, no
experience required. Apply
STANDARD DRUG CO.,
Ills G st Aid N a}4 : SI 81. Nv I4S3 s.. NV.
STORE MAID, COLORED, RE
FINED; MUST BE CONSCIFN-
TIOUS; GOOD SALARY, PER
MANENT POSITION. SEE MR..
STOKES, 1106 G ST. NV.
COMPTOMETER OPERA
TOR, LITTLE EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY: A GOOD SAL
ARY. CALL FRANKLIN 4343
FOR INTERVIEW. KENT
STORES. INC.
STENOGRAPHER
For credit Office, diversified
and interesting work; per
manent, good hrs, excellent
pay. See Mr.. Freed, Georges
Radio, 816 F NV.
WANTED, young lady, over
20, with selling and typing
experience, as receptionist in
optical establishment. 918 F
St NV.
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HELP WOMEN

ALTERATION HANDS. expe-
rlenced. Call 3rd floor, Jean
MatOu, 1149 Conn. ave. NV.
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COMPANION.

Middle-aged lady, of refine
ment, to live with and care
for elderly lady in apt.-hotel;
permanent position. Please
state salary desired and
qualifications. Box 207-Y,
Star
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RESIDENT MANAGER

NEoIDEN 7 NIANAOEN,
EXPERIENCED IN MANAGING LARGE
ELEVATOR AND SWITCHBOARD BIDGS
H frHiI -GRADE WoMAS. shLARY. % 800
MO AND $3.50 APT. APPLY SHAPIRO
INC l341 conn. AVE
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SITUATIONS 0oMEsTIc-

COOh, coored, wants position as cook
S.Io aoWnStalrS worker; six Gays a week.
70 no la-1no[y or Sundays good references,
GIRL. colored wishes part-tjn7e Uo-I- ~.
TTUuhlhRi . or 4 mornings a week, Mon
tues, We'd Thurs. FIR 62G5. '
I WOMIAN, colored, wants Job as cook in
i""Ci1Ioom' night work. Phone CO. 1854.
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YOUNG LADY as assistant
in credit office Of manufac-
turing plant, must be typist,
with knowledge Of boOkkeep-
ing or billing Reply, giving
full particulars. Box Alb.
Star.
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Virginia ladies' specially shop, take com
plete charge, direct sales help; chain store
experience preferred but not essential
phnre bit nePr B and . m Lincoln .G1l
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GIRL, white, wool presser,
experienced or inexperienced.
Pioneer Laundry, $50 R. l.
ave. ne.
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SITUATIONS MEN Cont
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

SITUATIONS WOMEN.
COLORED drgssn8ker and remodeier
wants Work Immediately, experienced. 2t24
ma 81. NV Phone co, 0s19.
EXTENSIVE EXT 55II. exoerieneese in adyertising
992Fes snelGs on part-tlme basis Box
'. - 9s'' T.
GiPL. coiogod. wants au-around work.
T4Ie. ere : TO 4, Call after 5. Dorothy.
GIRLS, coloycd 90. des 70 positions as
huFsema'os or bus slrls. NE. $500
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL tJeWishl. perfect IN
french and German, is looking for en-
hours. fhr0uEa Thurs A. or q n n,
ttSGt4a59y' A. pm Sunday, s hours. IA.
LADY. exp, power mach. wishes hotel
Loteh rmendinE or any kind OF work; D G.
MOtHER wishes , colored children to care
?, - 20 LlhG IN her home. co. 1888.
FPAiEi IIME SECRETARIAL. general ONCE.
! y. X, or selling Eift Shop or int HN-
6SSo'tlllE, desired by capable person with
''s'e"''a.s. Dupont 1855 evenings.
SS+A'ILIE5SGIRL. drug and cosmetics thor
lon =, - %5tt,,lehceo. Washington or Airing
exce5f S ssrJtg. ! m until closing. daily
StCRETARY available. well cd,,c,to5
nnC ofit responsible. Telephone Me+rH-
SoH1ai 'Hi4. to s. 'II.o-
cdcc' D d EGO NC q, expert diversified expert
f2'' iowa ave. Georcia 7-an 17'1itI -
sraI .5S',I - e 30. part time. college,
( IncrcI@L .,S IoIt. pcttht, newspaper and com
49,, - ny renee, Woodley 1896
fa ~, refined. live with small fsr,{I-
90 ChaTEe Of cooking MARIE m any
salary. Box 219-C, Star ''s-''iS' small
/ m:0hMlAN, colored, wishes lob in hotel o.
/ TIiO9 47III09 dlei or part-time work Cali
/ WOMAN ATTORNEY. middle 20s r,o-,,v,.--
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HELP WQMsN Can't

MATTRESSES CHAMBERMAIDS COY
1885 Que st. NV
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COOK, G.H.W., GOOD PAY,

In apt, conv. 10th st. location: refs. re-
CURED. Dupont 902S.
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GENERAL HOUsEWORK, small apt no
laundry. all day Thurs. and Sun of.
references; SD. Adams 33@5
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lite or colored 10 am. until
20 dinner. So and carfare
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WOMAN to work in bakery shop. Germans
Bakery 1O7 Upshur st NV
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MATTRESSES, SIC week and good tins
CRYSTAL City Restaurant, Conn. ave and
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WOMAN ATTORNEY. middle ,{0s ,z,.-,.,..-
-, . par, exp. IN mfg publishine. iasisR
Hang ion5 &roce}1y personnel, Dubc-ia5or Tela
ab6Gs agallaple for mans position where
s stI5rcunl0. Minimum $4,000. BOX I18-C,,
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sTENOGRAPHER, typist and
bookkeeper, permanent posi-
ton, with knowledge Of con-
struction. Apply after 5
pm. to Henry A. Jaffe, Oil
18th NV.
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YOUNG LADY, typist, gen.
eral office work; 512-day
week; salary open. Eli Rubin
Co, 718 7th st. NV.
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S1f5n WEEK
WOMAN WHITE

General homework, plain cooking, NJ
laundry; small family, live in or out. city
reference. Georgia 61a1
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CAFETERIA

Colored girls, part or full time, with OF
without exper. for the following BussIrg.
steam table, kitchen. The Collier Inn, 1870,
Columbia I'd. NV. QSth and Col rd).
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HOUSEKEEPER. care of . school-age chill
dren: no Sundays WA. 1928 after $50 pm.
HOUSEKEEPER, live in; private room; en-
pIoyed couple, one child; $50 month, Sun
days of. Phone Ii. 1859
HOUSEKEEPER, white, middle-aged cook
for 2 adults no laundry room and board.
q good home III 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
War Workers Won I
Like Deer Opener

There Will be A LOT of disap-
pointed deer hunters this fall
when they look az the calendar
and find that Nov Is opening
DAY. comes on Monday Most
hunters lJd2l- aIe-oag 80 .'4-s-i-
work and their only opportunity
10 60 hunting IS wcek-cnde.
But no matter how much they
ere likely 10 protest there Is
nothing the conservation commits
sion can DO in changing dates.
This authority is. vested with the
state Legislature and only a Spo4
clal session could change h.. ~
The discretionary power bill for
the conservation C IN mission.
which Sportsmen Of Michigan
have sought passage for the past
three sessions would have cor
rected the situation The Legs
lsture did not sec ft 10 pass the
hill during the past SIX years
Michigan Is oncl ~ the few
states IN The country that deny
the conservation commission inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
But 1t Was the Wrong Way
P|NTA|L HOME FASTA
FROM MACKINAC RACE
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

Plntail was first home from the
Mackinac Race and her skipper,
Perez Darnell, was about Satur-
day telling of the fast run of %
hours and Is minutes made by
the eight-meter sloop from Mack
mac Island 10 the Port Huron
Light.
There is no known record for
the trip down.
This contrasts with the time Of
As hours, 9 minutes and IS sec
onds taken by Pintail in covering
the $50 miles going up in the race
IN which She finished fifth in fhe
feet of 16 starters, second in the
racing class. Shamrock, racing
winner, took "a hours, 9 minutes
and "A seconds.
Pintail breezed down Lake
Huron on a broad reach carrying
only her main sail and a small
jib. Steering her besides Darnell
were George Snyder. Murray
Knapp, Clyde Palmer, Ed Scanlon
and Chef Cooke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Slide Rule Wins
Arlington Race;
Amber Light Out

CHICAGO July "A CuPl VII
liam +. Boeing's Slide Rule bcsted
a field OF eight 3-year-oldS today.
STAYING off the stretch drive of
Bourmont TO WIN the fifteenth re-
newal OF the rich Arlington ClaS-
sic Bourmont was second
Nill-River Stables chop Chop
went to the post 81 iayorite
and broke ahead OF The pack along
with Occupation but failed IN the
stretch and finished third Hal
Price Hcadiey's ASkmenOw. the
only filly entered. was fourth
The winning time was 2.04.3.
Tor the mile and a quarter, far
short Of the track record of 2O2
set by Gallant knight IN 1882 and
the classic record of 2:0l 2-5 set
at Arlington by Omaha in 1885
and Shut Out last year
Slide Rule. with Jockey Farrell
Zufelt aboard broke from the
barrier ln-1lth- spot where he
remained until the half-milc post,
when he began his steady pull TO
victory.
He Unanswered into fourth po-
>ition by a length at the three
quarter mile mark and came up
fast TO take second spot at the
mile. lie WrcStcd command from
Chop Chop entering the stretch
and held on courageouSly holding
BOurmont back until the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Softbd|| Record
Entry Assured

With one week remaining be-
fore the entry deadline, Amateur
Association Commissioner
Frank Lafferty said Saturday the
large number OF teams entered so
far indicates the tournament.
which is sponsored by The De-
troit Times, wifi be the largest in
the history of the ASA.
Lafferty said it is not neceS-
sary for members of The Detroit
Times Carriers Softball League
to file entry blanks. The entire
league will enter the Metropolitan
under a blanket entry and men,
bers will compete in special
bracket.
Deadline for entering is Aug. I
The tournament is scheduled 10
start Aug. IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
pistol
New Duck Rules Give
Marsh Hunter Break

Marsh hunters viii get break
on The new migratory fowl regu-
latlonS announced last week by
the fish and wildlife service of
the department of interior which
permits shooting a half hour be-
fore sunrise. fhe new rules al
ready approved by the Michigan
department OF conservation in
-efeaseS the possession limit from
80 TO 45 days.
Although federal laws permit
the shooting of wood ducks.
Michigan officials said they Will
be protected in this state. The
season opens Sept. - and closes
Dec. 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

II IT =. iEN y VI Z k>HOI bi kN~
taking an army engineering
course.
His first love is rifle shooting
and one of his greatest diSappolnl-
ments was the fact that he was
unable 10 attend and assist In The
last HearSt-Times shoot held. lat
Olympia.
II ann sorry. hut I ann unable
10 get furlOugh 10 come back
To Detroit and help at this
years shoot" Buckshot wrote
IN A letter a couple weeks be-
fore II took place. However. I
hve written my younger
brother, Timothy TO help you
out"
And Tim did come out. lie
worked like d trooper for two
days. When the 1000 rifle shoot
erS learned IL was BuckShOt $
brother they promptly gave him
the nickname Of b 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
3 Dog Shows Listed
Here on Holiday

Busy days are ahead for Mich
igan dog fanclerS.
Three dog shows VIII be- staged
m one week, all within A radu, of
- miles of Detroit The first
show Is set for Sept. 4 and will
be sponsored hy the Pontiac Ken
ncl Club Like last years show
II will be ar outdoor affair staged
az The estate Of Nj. and Mrs
Wllircd S Kennedy Nallcd Like.
The second show is that OF the
Oakland County Kennel Club. and
VIII bee held al The Farmer Mar.
kct Building. Royal Oak. Sept 3.
ON Labor Day Monday Sept 6.
the Blue Water Kennel Club viii
hold their show az ROYAL oak In
thcNAame building "a the Oakland
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Here Sunday

Borderline clubs have their final
chance Sunday to get into the
championship rounds of the vari-
Gus divisions of Detroit Amateur
Baseball Federation
And while this adds sauce TO
the menu the main course is at
Briggs Stadium. where Class ID
clubs will be playing for the first
time in the organizations 29-year
history. Owls, with southpaw Bill
Pierce and his average OF 10
strikeouts per game. will oppose
Hudson l54 Juniors al 30.
Hudson has two quality pitch
ers, Dick Lit.lefield with an av-
erage of 16 and Carl Norris IA.
The b attraction is Hudson l54
and Kraetke at 4:30. Tom Soldan
is the likely Hudson hurler. 1t is
either Len Meyers or Orvillc
Reaver chucking for Kraetke.
On other fields are games de-
Gliding a teams chance for the
Examinations. In A Police must
take two from Parisclean at
Northwestern TO get in and shove
Paris out. Paris needs one TO
make the series and push Police
aside. The first is on field "ons"
at and the second on two at 4
o'clock.
JAW 400 needs two from Crit
fin. one Sunday and the other
Thursday 10 ascend the peak
DSR, Rayls and Kowalski oppos-
ing 400, Hoffman and Flex-O. re-
Spectively, must win. Griffin must
win Sunday and again Thursday
In ID and f several clubs are on
the ragged edge and must win to
qualify, among them Haags, East
Side. State Show and Dukes.
Examinations in all classes start
August !.