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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
COULD BE SCHEDULE

II may be c e n e-Trombly s.
chances are dinmed by the RI
naming schedule, W hic h is The
toughest Of the three Against be-
troit GaSket, strengthened by the
addition Of Steve Cruchon, Chene-
Trombly Sh Oul d win two but
Sackman'S and Parisclean are still
ahead before position night
+ & b appears 10 have the soft
-cst touch IN PepSi-Cola and De
Luxe w before catching Sire b
April Al Rainbow IN match
that already is flooding this office
with ticket demands 6 George
Bryant's club can go h G d by
sweeping Pepsi-Cola tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
BREVITIES:
-
SuffriRR
Beaten

Detroit represented by Cincy
Sachs Sunfrin Club, was out of
the worlds professional basketball
tournament in Chicago today.
SudrinS bowed TO n. Y RenaIS-
SanCe, prerourney fdV0ritpS. 1853.
Dayton beat Akron 52-3S, while
Brooklyn Eagles also advanced
with SOL decision over Camp
Campbell, Ky
In Denver. national AAtf cage
tournament continues tonight with
Dow Chemicals of Midland, Mich
one OF leading contcndorS. meet
1ug COloladO SPRINGS NIFTY Ait
Stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Heavyweiehts Signed

CHICAGO. March u JfUPl
Promoter Irving SchoenWald an
nounced today that he has signed
George Parks Washington, d. c.
Negro. and Nate Bolden Chicago
Negro for the heavyweight semi
Windup bout of March 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

-ff''.' w. --.AtfN AANIN ANif' iIiI'iill'l
had 202 IN 800 for the losers.
HERE ANp THEIRS Paul and charley
Habaut have SOLD TWeutcth Century Rec
90 walter Ross and William MCCFacken
Norman Rerck is leading Mike Au-
CELLO hy - pms for the last half of their
20. game match a. Centennial next SUNDAY
rttrr rrrt+--ff--r4 4t--4f4-- = 4a-}a 7A- ~
West Detroit Mary Sadowskt made
We -a1uhL -LLulLh-e--t 3 lilo 4H- tha
Garfield Ladies Nn.Z
Harry Fisher r0IIct DPS 2ag.2i0 FOR eel.
and steve Na'ak 2tu when N.rge.s seized
iff-E-fi-fs- mick sweeping The
laftcr ln 1lLun4- N4-l4it,- H.ttsc ts'-t1
Precinct tipped iu3s for p new hIgh single
Russ Greece 267 and Herb Case Gis as
AdWIrisfraf boosted its mHrEIn t1 SIX
over So Z in the Detroit Police .. stan
irT shaw e2e IS q. new second h-gh IN
Iefr. senior
Frank Watka h.t 2ls ard pr Mitchell
karueiak hi2 boz The West Warren House
Wan8V Firher 2is, Gcrtacve tlbefda
Bow Ladies Major .,. ina Miller POS
and Irene Naradr 2021 To ne Fort blvd,
Ladies GrandvR3 Visits defeaieh
Redf0rd Ladies ht 1H pins Boo a return
match Other league hlchs.
Walter Reese. sprugwrls House cas-.
81 Hachand Beacon House as Don
-rfcr DENLY Junior 2f3 Al Lcsis.. go.
7~f rrafTe. Jane. 2f7 TiHar SENIOR. Janet
a..ilt faq and Irene NJ ffe.H 1923.
e5fl ra1ps PRANK Gc8sh.t1r and JOCK
rNr BENNY SFn'or 2tsr STANLEY Frr''
.- and NUf GUfff.r fHA rsIOsrd H use
ffHrk ErH Nar.r. srnf 13f Howard
Mcbride Motor CTS Assn 21t Bf
l.tL F.rf tlInlr. fH4 ufr B,r,aH0.
Gao Iar $50 Hnuss. elt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
BY HAROLD KAHL

Public opinion is divided on the
outcome of one Of the closest De
rru1t F1ucS At Star Classic races
in history as the bowlers swing
0Ur tonight 10 INC pair of OttoS
fBleimeiSter and Heidi aeon
Recreation where the fireworks
should be~on the first squad
There are many who think f &
r VIII be first at the wire and Just
as many who predict Stroh Will
repeat as champion. In this guess
ing game GhCne-Trombly IS over
looked entirely although Joe
Paulus' club IS tied with + & B for
the lead for Stroh only game
away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Rene EdBetfe- Takes
On Colorado Miner

FairvieW Gardens Will inaugu-
rate H., SemlWeckly mat schedule
tonight with a card featured by a
wrestling double-header in which
a picturesque Colorado miner viii
make his debut He is Red Daw-
son. whose face is decorated with,
a heavy growth OF whiSkcrS. He
meets Rene LaBelle. French
grappler. Paul Bozlel Will take
on Tiger Jack Moore.
tt5CkIF Nichols rs. Nick Billings
and Dale Wayne ". Irish Niece
arc tho onC-tall paHngs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21


selves to playing catch yesterday.
For the most part. those who
turned out were pitchers and the
catching was done underneath
the grandstand away from the
cutting north winds There is no
place indoors adaptabic-to needs
Of the Tigers.
Bill KaSepChuk. young Windsor
pitcher. came up with a sore
arm. the first among Tiger
pitchers, for Or Raymond For
SYth,- the new trainer
Manager Steve O'Ncill said
that the intra-Club game post
poned from Sunday viii be played
the first nice day The Tigers
are scheduled to open their eXhi-
bition schedule with the White
Sox here Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Has Last Word

Our Lewis II Walter esti-
mates that more than 1900
fans Will be Al Olympia both
tonight and Thursday night.
And were there room, many
thousands more would be there.
But and here's where the
stubborn Of colonel slips one
over on his friend Adams. and
gets in the last word-he still
INSISTS II won't make sense IL
the Montreal CanadienS. who
Won the league title in a romp,
don't also capture the Stanley
Cup.
= S The OF colonel is pull.
ing for the Red Wings 10 march
through the Hawks and then
unset those Canadicns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Offers Old Argument

Why, the oil colonel fire.
quently has asked, should a
hockey team which has finished
on top after gong through a
regular season of this noggin
baShino business have TO do il
all over again against virtually
the same teams just TO prove
It's right 10 a battered old cup
gwen years ago by guy named
Lord Stanley?
1t just didn't make sense.
But just as often as the OF
colonel made these snide re-
marks his good friend Jack
Adams would attempt 10 show
him where he was wrong. point
ing oat tf1at these cup games
IRE an entirely different or
added competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

OF the war 10
he extent
the other
have lie
also figures
the W hltc
SoN strong
Incidental
IT, Skeeter
" O b b, the
Tiger man
HEeT s S0H-IH-
law is being
Crooned TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
FACE BIG OBSTACLE

It's terrific obstacle these
Hawks have to crash. They
haven't won here in 10 games
since March T.. 1916. They've
whipped Detroit five straight
times at Chicago this season and
Detroit has returned the COmpli-
ment ar Olympia On the sea-
sons form, that would give
Detroit the edge on the series,
since Detroit will have the ma
iority Of games at Olympia if the
beSt-iH-se}en series goes beyond
four games.
II appears that the team which
loses on its own ice is gone That's
the reason the Hawks will be.
shooting the works tonight with
Doug Bentley the flying Indian
from Drumheller. beating a path
10 the Detroit net. Bentley. I4n
pounds of speed. knows the way.
because he has led all enemy
scorers against Detroit this sea-
son with y goals and six assists
for lS points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Around the Camps:

Another sleigh ride was in
prospect Tor Athletics. who CON
tinued indoor training sessions al
Frederick. Md MANAGER
CONNIE MACK hired an old
fashioned sleigh with horses to
transport players from their head
quarters RIP RADCLIFFE
notified MACK he takes army
physical March , PITCHER
GEORGE WOODS pleased JOE
CRONIN. Of Red Sox with his
work PHIL ANEINTRAUB
passes his army exam, MAN
AGER MEL OFT OF Giants says
he Will be replaced by MIKE
SGIIE.AA MFR .Is -NEINTIsAt-B5
however. has crooked left arm he
hasn't been able 10 straightcn for
Is years.
Yankees SPUD CHANDLER
ordered to take another army
physical classified in limited
service the first time Dodgers
20 be all set, says LEO DU-
ROCHER. if ARkY VAUGHN
can start training April /
VAUGHN, hampered last season
10y stomach trouble, has yet TO
l-llt- his California ranch
Hal TROSKY at first i'm White
SoN lineup for exhibition with
Tigers Saturday -. BILL LEI.
bought 10y PhillieS from Cubs, I'M
dlcatcd be expects army physical
soon and hadn't made up his mind
what 90 do until then
TT N r. r RIDDLE CLYDE
SfIOJN and MAX MARSHALL
preparing TOR 5TrrT1y-- r-77-frrt~5 ttrr-
-. Cleveland Had 70 players In
camp with two more expected
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

Edible Goodfellow, former
Detroit Red Wings coach and
hero Of countless hockey bat
ties, has joined The Detroit
Times staff for the Stanley
Cup playoffs.
GoodfelloW will give Times
readers the players angie on
the highlights and COMPETE
ton in the frst-round series
between the Red Wings and
Chicago Black Hawks which
opens at Olympia tonight,
Recently named TO the Red
Wings Hall of Fame, Good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Sports
O'Neitf Rates
Indians, SoIons
Strong Contenders
Bv LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE. March 81
Steve tNeIii sees the Indians
and Senators strong ContenoeIS
FOR The American League cham
ponSnip pointing OUT mat
ne.lhcr clnh has fell The impact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Kinney w omen Gain
Ground OEa V0rRROE'S

Selma Myers Kinney bowling
team today had picked up some
NaIudUio ground ON Edwafdlna
Coy s. Vernon IS in the Women $
Travelling League by winning six
out of eight points as The leader
dllnpcd tour
Kinney doWned NORM End, 2697
lr -i99 and Wilson, 236l 10 2177
(Tn~puCp ~tCrbcnZ shooting DO
200 in 600 and POS m 53i Ann
izi------- ;;7tJf, Al F-SaAe i yy-TS
1l4 ln 53l and Helen koWalCZNk-S
POI in SOS also stood out NIckie
layai rolled 20 I'M $50 and
ALARM Huffman nos as NcmOr $
bowed io M7ck.Blvd. 26O4 TO
-l0a
Enterpr,o also trppcd Wilson
FOX three. Z59s IN E4t3. Agnes
rEstr0m having 2l9-203 in 593
n1 Hattie Wooster pa in SAB.
LaNlea,We rehbcd fourth place
~ blauHng Northwestern No 3.
s34ei4 Mr. tsf1ott fell
fa6 fnu'r against Precision. -GlS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Hawks Battle
4-Year link
InCup0pener
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

II you want 10 see wild
Indian, an irate Eskimo and two
mad Russians raging around the
Detroit Red Wings net. just jam
in with that sellout crowd at
Olympia tonight and watch the
Chicago Black Hawks try TO
whack the Wings ears OFT in the
opening game of the Stanley Cup
hockey playoffs.
These Black Hawks will really
be boiling tonight. because they
know they must win at least one
game here if they are to survive
the first round and go on to meet
the winner of the Montreal
Toronto series, which opens TO-
night i'm Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
MARCH AN ESKIMO

Among Bentley'S colorful COM
panions in the Hawks Interna-
-tieHal Brigade is the veteran for.
ward MuSh March the Eskimo
who still has a burst OF speed and
a driving shot The two raging
Russians viii be BIZ MoSienko
and Johnny Gotteslig.
-GetteSliFE7 The Odessa born coach
Of the Hawks. is 80 years old but
still is a fine stick handler, an OPP
pOrtunlSt who was good enough
10 score the winning goal in one
Of the games with Detroit this
season
MoSicnko halls from Winnipeg
hut rates salute, As a Russian
because his father was born near
Moscow and his mother in Siberia.
Hines up a right wing on
hockcy-S highest scoring line with
Bentley al left wing and Clint
Smith the former Ranger. at
center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
CraHaner. Higgins Due.
But OremSO Is Lost
BY LEO MACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE March 21 The gloom caused by word that Joe
Orengo would lifted the Tiger today
when learned that Pny Higgins and Doc Cramer Will be
their here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
CARRIES HAWKS HOPES

t. is upon This line that Coach
Paul Thompson places most of the
Hawk hopes For while Bentley
has scored IS goals. Smith % and
MoSienko 80 only one other Black
Hawk has passed the 20-goal
mark He is center Gully Dahl
StrOm
While this Hawk trio led the
league during tho regular season
Nth Appoints Datraii,S- lina-nt
Carl LiScombe Mud Brunetcau
and sgd Howe has scored more
goals with 103 against 90 for the
ChicaCoanS.
Although outscored "a 10 30 in
tho seasons 10 games. the Wings
can blame Tho difference on The
occasion in Chicago when they
UyCd tho rookie EOafTe, Harry
Lumlcy. and were beaten. II.
The records of the present COATES
Mike KarakaS OF the Hawks and
Connie Dion of Detroit are
identical Each has allowed 70
goals in 26 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21
Scratches
rs nited Press

rs nited Press
TROPICAL PARK
Weather. clear fr8tk fast
Ftf-i- ftHrr- Purf rfa -tratr
second Race our Flare. III grim
Colonel GUS To
Third Race Endmar keenan,. Too
much Lend Lease
Fourth Race Star blend
Fifth Race Swift Marine M Mslcha
Seventh Race Bety's Beau OaknF
OAKLAND PARK
Weather cloudy track heavy
First Race Madam High Jayatav
shining Day Black Marx. EXtremus
Peter Pair
Second Race Marycre-- NlciA Miss
Arcola NsIdina Brave leu Light
THIRD Race Esppy Buckle lpis0n
Irish Wash Donna Brand Meat Snapp.
Fourth Race Tius's Choice, Scared
C7r7s Rrkgss N.ss fuHe
Seventh Race t0ufef Pigeon layout
T. shth Race Tomoca, FISHERS ret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

that he had passed a physical
and was on his way into the
service. But while Orengo'S
enrolment with Uncle Sam in
creaSes the manpower shortage
for the Tigers, the return of tIig-
gins leaves Eddie Mayo available
tor shortstop should Hoover not
come.
ALSO \ SHORTSTOP
Though he played third base for
Connie Mack. Mayo is also a
ShortSlop OF more than ordinary
ability With Higgins gone, It had
been figured that MAYO would
play the far corner, though
ONclll has had In the back Of
hi head the idea that in any
event he might play Mayo at
short with Don Ross at third, if
Higgins were not available.
The Tigers also have another
ShortStop I'M Ed Rcd Boron a
recruit from Wichita who played
with the TT. Riley Kan, team
last season and was recently given
an honorable discharge from the
army.
Besides Cramcr on tho way TO
camp are Rufus Gentry and Elon
Chief HogSett. pitchers, accord
ing 10 Jack Zeller
THE only player we haven't
heard from l. Johnny Corsica"
Zcller explained. II don't under
stand why Johnny has not sent
along some word"
PRACTICE CIRTAILED
With the field unfit for prac-
ticc. The Tigers confined them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

256S TO 2456 Lulu Kloenhamer
had 202 in 556 FOR the losers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-21

With the field unfit for prac-
70. The Tigers confined them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Rankin Backs
Legion Vet Bill.
qfWWt INn> ve,0In.'or rurf3a

ptVUgTr .ffArt. v,.t.r,,.-t... ts,rrr4.,r.
a .efr,-.-r\.. 800 nix
.Al.-' l-' ,'.,i e.ll- y ll
NofcIab- legislation called h.I
of n-hi- for g. T. J1c ard Sane
would .I.,,,.-s,, r,-- 40 tso
49,.
'''-'' -A-''.lA '' |AI'.t.I.1 N''F-
lceUou Rep John k1Uen 81 VI >-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Income Tax Glasses
Will Begin tuesday

Evening classes in personal in
come tax procedure will begin
Tuesday in Highland Park High
School, Or Spencer Myers an
nounced Saturday
Instruction. which VIII be con
Quoted Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 7 10 9 p. m. until March
"a viii be given by j. Henry
Garfield assistant chief field
deputy for the Detroit region Of
The internal revenue department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Customer Knocks Out
Hdberdasher in Store

When Sam +. Abels, a.. Of 2947
Glendale, turned his back 70 show
a work shirt 10 Harry HaiGht 23
of 1926 Penrod, in AbelS habcr-
dashory. 5519 w. Warren Satur-
day afternoon, Haight fcllcd Abois
with a sock filled with beans
police say
Sans brother grappled with
Abels and called to a pasSerby 10
summon police, who arrested
Haight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
TWo-FoLD OBJECIIAE

In announcing INC terms o'
the measure drafted hN-a-cfr1'
mittee Of Legion rehabilitation c>
ports appointed by Nationa
Commander Warren " Athorton
Legion headquarters IN Washing
ton sad
This program has "A tvo-told
objective:
First. 10 remedy chaotic con
ditiOns Of bureaucratic red tape
under which divided authority
and responsibility has victimiTed
thousands Of already discharged
veterans ot this war.
Second. To offer y ConStruc-
tive program OF rehabilitation in
the transition from military TO
civilian life"
The announcement iiu0 'h'
Washington hcacQusrtcr, declared
that national commander Athcr
ton had ordered the entire weigh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

INDIANAPOLIS, lnd, Jan y, l944>
William Randolph Hearst,
,NCloud Cal ~
Y AS national commander of the American Legion
to express you appreciation Of your fine support
crusade end national neglect of the disabled men
and women of World War II.
The conditions which Geographic survey Of "a
states disclosed last month has spurred the American
Legion TO asking Congress for Bill Of Rights for the
servicemen and women of this
We presenting to Congress on Jan 10 an omnibus
bill which designed master plan of dealing with
World War ii veterans problems in a busnesske way
Enactment OF this legislation will unity government
services simplify procedure, and reduce red
tape and provide square deal for both the and
the taxpayers
II is high time that a sound sensible overall program
for the care of veterans be adopted
this legislation the American Legion has written
the lessons of % years of experience in dealing with
every problem Of rehabhtang exservicemen and
VIE are releasing the first story this legislation for
Sunday newspapers.
Copies have been armaed TO all your newspapers and
we are also working with Wiley Smith and Dave Camelon.
Regards.
WARREN II ATHERTON,
National Commander, the American Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

-LLIL- Ilfttl.I n -, : . y ' = =.
Legion officials as a Bill Of
Rights for q. Joe and G.. J.
Jane II viii hc introduced IN
the House and Senate ~ bI-par-
=iisan group OF loading mrmhetS-et
~ houses
'he highhght ~ the measure
will be a provision which m ei-
feet. assures a maximum Of from
- 10 II months pay top Of
81 2OO-for every q J Joe and
dane who needs n IN the difficult
process Of adjustment 20 civilian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
TALKS or WOUNDED

As one who has backed this
movement Fundamentally since
rs inception, l am in favor Of a
mastering out allowance up 70
one years pay Of the man dis
charged from the army or navy
depending upon the length OF ms
service.
refer only 60 those reNdrping
10 civilian life without physical
handlcapS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Rep. Magnuson
To Resume Fight
ForVeterdnSAid
Wants Mastering Out
TotaI Stepped Up 70 as
High as One Years Pay
BY WARREN G. MAGATSON
Representative IN Congress from First
tssattIs) District, Washington

WASHINGTON, Jan s. When
Congress rcconycnes Tuesday /
shall resume my fight 10 secure
passage of bin providing for
adequate mastering out pay for
honorably discharged veterans Of
World War IL.
I have every confidence such a
measure VIII soon be- enacted into
law as Americas New Ycar S
resolution 10 sec that her defend
crs are protected against dcsuu-
tion and want on their return TO
civilian life
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

il four weeks after his last pay
ment Of 500 muSterinR-out pay
With a wife and two children.
Joe gets approximately Sos a
month unemployment compenSa-
ton. lie can get that every
month for a year If il takes HIM
that long 10 get job
But maybe Joe gets job
quickly. The unemployment COM
pensation stops while he holds H.
Then. in six months, Joe may lose
it, Unemployment compensation
starts up again Joe can get II
FOR any 81 weeks hes unemployed
during his first two years out OF
the army.
All-in-all the Legion points out
Joe'S had five months Of muster
ing-out-pay and y months Of un-
employment pay If he needs d.
a total Of u months
A man who's been ln the army
less than three months get, SlOl
on discharge. -Four weeks later
he's eligible for unemployment
pay il he's not found a lob lie
gets one month muStcr-out and
y months unemployment pay
a total of t..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
CHIEF AIM OUTLINED

Chief points ~ NO program Ir-
cndc
,,..,,.., ,.,, r., ard rr
employment compensation
= Loans Tor me purchase o'
homes aha iaii',>
\ program enabling those
v hose education wdS interrupted
10 continue a.
: Concentration Of Veterans
sirS i'm the Veteran, Admins
fIon
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
By DAVID CAMHLON
Detroit Times Washington Buresn

WASHINGTON. Jan SA comprehensive program OF
legislation needs OF the millions Of veterans Of THIS
war when they the armed services will be submitted 70
Congress on Monday behalf of the American Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
$500 LOAN FOR HOME

Home and farm and. under the
Lcgion's bill, would authorize
loans up 90 $500 10 the veteran
for the purchase of a home and
81 500 for the purchase OF "a
farm
The program would Boz admins
tered by the veterans adwulStra-
tion through The states. with the
federal government contributing
81 for each 81 put Up bE The
states t
Functions 81 rno Var Man
power COMM SION and mo SeIcC-
tive Service IN aiding veterans 20
obtain lohS would bc transferred
20 the veterans administration
The local9rpre~ontatINC> would
be "part al Tho AlaLr lIa'Iou
bu' intentionally rcSpOusiuic 10
the veterans administration.
Commenting on the OIL Llslc
~ Alexander, Detroit state adil-
rsnt Of the legion pointed oul
that the les Station contained
many point, advocated uy The
Detroit Times and other Hearst
new papers Tn 'rcT campaign iof
iUpTuprG CCndItOt@iDt veterans
Of World Var II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
NJ Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort TO
cxpectsnt
mofherS
Mothers Friend

Highly praised Nv users. many doctors snd
nurses Just ask any druggist for Mothers
rrisnd--ths ssin luhriesnt Try u tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
$1,000 Mastering Out Pay
Sought in New Legion Bill

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 6, 1914,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

AUVFRTIsFA MN
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-09-21
ROCKVILLE BOYS
All CLUB

The All Club held its first
meeting on Friday, Sept. Is. The
leader, Mrs. Lucy Barnsley gave
out sacks for the collection of
milk weed. The school garden
was discussed and those boys who
helped to gather the vegetables
were commended.
The garden to date has has can
ned from it 489 qts. of corn, beans,
and tomatoes. The tomato crop is
still productive and they hope 10
reach 500 qts. goal next week.
This Victory Garden started 9
years ago and has produced over
1000 qts. of vegetables. The act
ual cash spent for seeds, fertliz-
err, dusting powder, and cans has
only been fifty three dollars. This
money was given by the Parent
Teachers Association and school.
All lime, manure and labor was
donated by parents, friends and
Farm Bureau. The canning has
been done under supervision Of
Mrs. L. Barnsley, friends and
parents.