davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-17

Brett had no luck with Barnhardt,
the shortstop recommended to him
from Trenton Che only lasted
through Sundays game), but he
seems to have picked up real find
in third baseman 'Hunlxy" Archer,
bought outright from Portsmouth in
the Piedmont League.
The shortstop situation is still the
weak spot and the lack of de-
pendable player for that position has
caused the Owls to lose more games
than l care to think about. But
Brett is still trying to land one and
there is a possibility that help might
come this week through one of the
farm clubs of national league club
Here's hoping so, anyway
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-08-17

Famous Quotes.
will be closed during August.
Reason-tired." - Sign in a New
York cigar and stationery store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

~ pounds-where, don't
know"
But I noticed Deanna was very
careful not to eat any Of the
hors d'ouevres I offered her.
you didn't like Christmas
Holiday did you?" she asked.
We'll. I admit IL was a shock
TO see you play a bad GIRL"
answered.
-Oh, I loved all the cOntro.
versy," she said. And l think
Felix Jackson was awfuny
smart instead OF gradually
changing me from a goody.
good girl into a woman Of the
world by letting me make a
complete break. I've never
been so happy In any moment
OF my career as I am now, be.
cause I like the directors
they're giving me-T like the
suggestions and ideas Mr..
Jackson has for me. ! want to
play every sort OF character
i want to do the things that
Irene Dunno and Claudette Col.
bert do want to be a great
coincidence motion picture
actress rs well as a singer. I
want to be like Claudette Col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

later that she had transferred
her affections to Robert Landry.
I've been writing about motion
pictures too long not TO discount
any rumors that come my way.
why should ! marry" she
said. II have my own home, my
cook, my maid and my dog
Then she went on to explain.
I'm glad 20 have a chance TO
talk with you, because when /
got my divorce from Vaughn ]
didn't telephone you because the
Navy frowns upon publicity re-
garding their officers. Remember
/ told you first about our engage.
ment, and again IL l decide to
marry, I'll tell you first"
Deanna's hair is much lighter
than IL was when she was a
child. And I've never seen her so
thin.
Are you dieting?" I asked.
Mercy, no." she answered.
Il hope 10 get back some Of
those pounds I've lost. ! don't
like thin women, and my voice
Is far too important TO me to
risk running II. I Just worked
SO hard I'm my hast picture.
Can't Help Singing, ! dropped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

bert In Since You Went
Aody.'"
started TO laugh when she
said that.
We'll, you will have to wait
a little while before you play
the mother Of a 16.year old
GIRL" I told her. That would
make you exactly 6 years old
when you had Jennifer Jones'"
The one thing ! noticed about
Deanna is that she's become very
positive. She knows what she
wants, and she's no longer
frightened little girl.
My mind went back to the day
she came to my house with
Vaughn Paul TO tell me Of their
engagement. She was a plump
little girl wearing a red dress
and her first mink coat. This
Deanna-slender, woman Of the
world-was a far cry from that
little girl, but these children do
grow up. and she's grown into a
rarely intelligent young person.
She's been unfortunate, be.
cause so many rumors told
about her have not been true.
II don't mind rumOrs q blt,"
she said. II laugh at them
they can talk all they want as
long as 1 know the things they
say are not true"
With these parting words, she
left. promising to tell me II she
really falls in love.
Now I hope Deanna won't get
married before this is printed!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
By lOUELLA O. PARSONS
Motion Picture Editor international
News Service


News Service
- GAMMA DURBIN says she
isn't marrying this Febru.
- airy, next February, or the
February after-in fact, she isn't
marrying for many years TO come.
why should hibernate
again." she said. Il hibernated
all my life, and when ] mar
Red Vaughn Paul, IL wasn't
any different. was sheltered,
everyone thought for me. and
ut the age OF IS I stepped from
that clustered girihood into a
marriage that gave me the
same sort OF protection. Every
girl should be allowed TO think
for herself" said Universals
favorite actress.
1T wasn't Vaughn's fault or
my fault that we failed to make
20 OF our marriage. He, too,
was spoiled and an only child.
II I'd had other previous ro'
mances I might not have mar
ried the first man I was per.
mitted TO 60 out alone with and
to see. That would have saved
him unhappiness and saved me
from q marriage that should
never have taken place"
l had asked Deanna TO come
and see me, for I'd heard rumors
that she was going TO marry
Felix Jackson when his divorce
was final In February and then
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

zirljivo nasmehnil, kadar so Sc
mu vsiljevale take misli. Samo
skrivnostna namigavanja, ka-
terra je slisal il ust Kroparske-
ga mozka, 50 mu delala nekaj
preglavice. Ko je stopal po klan-
Gu visje in visje, je snivala
pod n j i m vsa dolina v noe
nj tihoti; po Kamnjeku Sc je
ravnokar razlila bleda mesecina
in snezne liste vrh Stola so "a
blestele cd hipa do hipa v med
lem siju. Ma kamnjeski golica-
vi, kjer je zuborel brdski po-
tok in Sc je odcepila skalnata
stezica proti "Slepemu Bogu',
je stal oh poti lessen kriz, pred
krizem pa klecavnik.
Vselej, kadarkoli je Sci An
zelj mimo kriza, je pokleknil ma
klecavnik ter natihoma zmolil
ocenaS.
(Dalje prihodnJic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
CRNA ZENA ]
Zgodovinsko poves+
PrirediI Jovoron
Priredil Jovoron

tako dobil grad "a svojega 81
ma v zakup, namesto da bi ga
dobil potomec postene rodovine,
XII je cd pamtiveka vladala med
nami, S tenn menda Sc nj rece-
no, da ije ia vsiljivi pritepenec
mas nedotakljivi gospodar, XII
lahko della nami, kar Sc mu
zljubi. Ali je bilo treba, da Sc je
moral gospod Andrej siloma u
makniti z gradu lastnemu bra
trancu in Sc zdaj mora potika-
ii bogve kod ma Hrvaskem in
pobijati Turke? Pravice nj in je
ne bo, dokler bono drza1i kri-
zem roke in bom o tlacanili
Hartmanu!'
ooh, oh, prosim te, pazi VEN
dar, kaj zlubodras!" ga je u
stavil Mohorko in stekel zapirat
okno, da bi kdo ne cul teh pre-
drznih besedi. "Naglica nj nj
kjer kaj prida, zlasti tukaj ne.
Jojme, &c bi te cul grajski bi-
ric! Cakajmo, sal pride vse sa-
mo po sebi, samo opreznosti je
treba!"
Tudi mozem Sc nj zdelo var
no to ocitno puntarsko govor,
jenje, dasi jim je ugajalo v ST.
Gu. Hlapec Rok Sc je zganil. cd
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
(Nodaljevamje)

"Vse res, Turk pridejo in
gredo," je odvrnil slednji, "ali
&c mora clovek dan "a dneVom
trepetati pred grascinskim BIZ
Gem, &c ne We, ali bo zvecer spal
donna ali v grajski jeci, je to
vendarle desetkrat huje kakor
Turk. Cudno, da Sc kmetje ta-
ko dolgo ne ganejo, ko je ven
dar Cd njih samih vse odvisno.
Nekaj sicer res sunni po Bohi-
nju in po Dolini, ,~ali kaj, ko ~
Anzelj je obmolknil sr ed i
stavka. Videl je, da mu je Mo-
horko skrivaj pomeziknil oc-
mi, ces da nj dovolj varno 60
voriti tel stvari. Ali medtem
Sc je oglasil Grahek in jel HAST
no zabavljati, rekoc:
"Samo gospoda Andreja
manjka med nami, pa bi po-
gnali tega zverinskega Hart
mana, odkoder Sc je vsilil. Vpra-
sam vas, mozje, kdo pa je prav-
zaprav mas gospodar, Hartman
ali Andrej? &c je Hartmanov O.
&c ocrnil v Briksenu svojega
necaka, da je suntal kmete k u
poru zoper skofa in &c mu je
ponudil vecjo vsoto denarja in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
ZAKAJ BI PLAcALI VEG IA POPRA.
VILLA FORNEZOV, KO JTH MI MA.
PRAVIMO IA MANI

dobo treh let "a odplacevanje, brez ia
kojsnjega vplacila. Pregledni proracuni
brezplacni. v biznesu Clevelandu smo
re II let. GLAVNI URAD HE 1896
.Ob vecerih in nedeljah GIL 5491
Podruznica ma zapadni strani MA $685.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
Gos+iIno noprodoi

v Euclidu, v1slovenski naselbini.
Innate priliko kupiti 600 zabo-
jew zganja. Ia dogovor poklici-
te w. 951O ali w. 1909.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

THOSE THREE TOM
strahu in sc nehote ozrl proti
oknu, skozi katero Sc je videla
visnjeva jezerska gladina in 81
vo pecevje, katerega je gro
zilo neporusno grajsko zidovje
in dvoje mraenih stolpov S svo-
jimi temnicami. Kroparski mo-
EEK pa Sc je, kakor Sc je ma
vzocim zdelo, ravnokar prebu-
dill il spanja in legel ma drugo
plat. Mozje so drug "a drugim
izpraznili svoje kupice in Sc od-
pravljali domov. Tudi Grahek
ie vstal cd mize in rekel, stojec
sredi sobe, v sail:
Maj pride karsibodi, mic Sc
ne bojim, dokler DO to napove-
dovala samo vasa bella zena, o
kateri veste toliko povedati. He
he, Matija, ii 81 je Sc zdaj ne
mores izbiti il glave; hentaj,
nemara tvoj duh res kaj pome-
ni.'
Kakor bi trenil, Sc je pri teh
besedah stefuljcek posmuknil S
klopice oh peel ma tia. Puhnil je
proti mizi, pomeziknil parkrat
S svojimi zivahnimi ocmi in re-
kel pomenljivo kakor prerok {:
'Ljudje bozji, &c re hocete
vedeti, bella zena nj prisla "a
prazen mic - Mozek liz Krope
- vas prismuknjencek - mare
biti zdaj vec We kakor kak mo-
drijan. - Lejte, z gradu pihlja
ostra sapa, da vas reze skozi
mock in kosti, IL vasih bait pa
brije vroca puntarska burja, da
cello grascak cd strahu medli.
Gospod Bog posilja znamenja in
napovedi, kadar na m pretijo
nevarnosti. Bella zena vanS veil,
da innate pripravljene kose, mo-
tike in bait - kadar DO treba
udariti."
"Kaj pravis, stefuljcek? Da
81 tudi tt videl belo zeno? Kaj
tt je rekla? o povej" ga je
vpraSal Rok.
"Nisem je videl, toda k a r
vem, pa vem,' je odvrnil kros-
MAR, skrivnostno migajoc S
svojimi belimi ocmi in Sc je
smehljaje ozrl proti prijate-
lju Mohorku. kakor bi bile sa-
mo NINA znane tie tajnosti.
'Ne bodi siten, stefuljcek,
povej, kar ves," Sc je oglasil
Grahek.
"Cemu pa pes?" Sc je delal
mozek gluhega.
"Prekanjen 81 kakor lisjak, "
ga je zavrnil pastir; "stavim
glavo, da Sc je zopet nekaj zgo-
dilo."
me, hvala lepa - cemu mi
DO zensko krilo?" je zagrmel
mozek nevedno.
"stefuljcek, bodi pameten in
povej," ga je sill Anzelj, "ali
morda kmetje snujejo punt?'
"a, lie sam imej svoj grunt, -
Sc je razsrdil mozek, "truden
sem, moran spat."
Telebnil je ma klopico ter nj
hotel slisati nobene besedice
vec. Ker Sc je solnce re
zdavnaj skrilo "a triglavski vr-
howl, Sc je odpravila cvetorica
moz proti domu. - Anzelj,
mlad, postaven in zal mozak, je
krenil po polju, prekoraeil saw
ski most in hitel proti Brdom.
Spotoma je Sc zmerom premis-
ljeval stvari, katerih SO mo-
drovali v gostilni. Ugibal je to
in ono o bell zeni, dasiravno nj
verjel nicesar in Sc ie vselej pre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
A Message ToDetroit Citizens From Fire Department
BY EDWARD HALE
Fire Marshall

shall We Win Victory Over
Fire. is the slogan directed to
the citizens OF Detroit during
Fire Prevention Week which is
being observed this year from
Oct. through Oct. II. Victory
over our war enemies now APP
pears assured, but not victory
over our ever present enemy
FIRE.
During war or peace. the tragic
loss OF life and property by fire
presents challenge to our ma
ton In Detroit we have made
considerable progress in fire pre-
Nention. but despite all our cf-
forts, fires have been on the in
crease This is a deplorable sit
uation when majority OF those
fires are caused by carelessncss.
The first step in the fight
against fire In your home is a
knowledge OF the common haz-
ards The majority OF fires IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION
AND US. EMPLOYMENT
SET UP RIGID SEGREGATION

WASHINGTON. DC.-The FEpC
has its present and apparently
impossible big job on iis hands.
The United States government.
according to statements made
and released by the NAAfp. il
the great offender The War Msn-
power commission and the United
States Employment service have
established rigid segregation
rules in employment whl,h have
been dictated by DIXIE The
NAACP release TO hand slatos
-Nenrly every lmportant In
dustrial center IN the country
has hecn classified n n labor
shortage area aud. therefore.
subject 10 orders from the War
Nanpower Commission which
prohibit, any employer lrem
bring workers except through
the office ri the United States
fmplos ment service. This pow
,r of the tSIS II largely In
crca>ine and u hclng extended
even beyond The present man.
power shortage. BEFORE return
INK war ,eternns mny receive
reemplo, m,ni rights. or unem-
ploy ment compensation under
the tl mn 81 Rights. regislra-
ton nj the lo,nl United States
Employment office II required
tse other noor j..
This Is tho channel ihrnueh
which those seeking employment
ROW and IN The postwar period
must enter 10 they are 30 got jobs
The NAACr statement citcs two
g'arnr instances 81 this oulrag.
cous situation which faces lhos,
black war Veterans WHO ha,,
hcsn discharged and are nov
seeking employment This sad
situation hcyond q DOUBT will
face an those black doughboys
who viii seek employment in
the postwar period II Roosevelt
and the. Ncw Deal should be re-
turned 10 power IN. November.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

Of that city.
NEW YORK CITY: Pretty
fsonne Gregory "a recent grad
uate OF the University OF Michi-
CANS school OF journalism Is
now on the staff OF the Peoples
Voice. Jewell PIummer "a recent
Chicago grad. OF Taliadega coll
legel is working on her masters
Gin the biological sciences) at New
York university
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Recently
Stanley Wallenstein Kemp 1.-THE
Macon born boy was awarded
high honors for being the most
outstanding student IN religious
ed last year Cat Yale university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

the home can be traced 10 the six
major causes listed below
l. Matches and careless smok-
Ing
. Rubbish
3. Defective chinu ys
4 Defective heating systems
8 Gasoline. Kerosene. elc
s. Defective ELECTRIC wiring and
appliances
Good bookkeeping IS siill tho
hest defense against fires IN and
around home Remember n We
are 10 win Nitlofy over Fire
fire prevention measures must he
practiccd continuously through
OUT the year without relaxation
We ask your cooperation and
assistance IN promoting fire
prevention campaign in your
own home every day OF the
year This IS your opportunity
to help save lives and property
and do your share towards win
ming victory over fire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
Saginaw News
BY MRS. ROSA WISE WARE

n nNdutllul Dlrtnday party was
given in honor OF Mrs. Frances
Palmer, ma n. Franklin. The
house was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers. Mrs Palmer
received many lovely gifts includ-
Ing war bonds and cash money.
A delicious luncheon OF chicken
salad. hot rolls and Ice cream
and cake was served 20 the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. Norma Arm
strong. Charles Sails. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Wicks. MIR. and Mrs.
J. d. Byrd. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelly.
Mr.. and Mrs Kellum, Mrs Betty
Hamilton. Mrs. Martha Mitchell.
James Palmer.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs,
Della fairfield. Walter fairfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Green. J. Me-
CLAIM. Mr. and Mrs. r. Ross Mrs
Dorothy ". Jones. Miss Elnora
Nelson. all Of Flint; Mrs. Fern
Forrest. Toledo. O.. and Service
man Joe Smith who has just re-
turned from overseas duty.
Mrs Palmer received cable
from her brothers in France and
England
General. News
BY MRS. GEORGE W. BURDEN
The Rev. Johnson's subject for
his sunday sermon at Zion Bap-
list Missionary church was "Spr-
iual Vision The text was taken
from Xmas el6-l7 The Junior
choir provided the singing Mrs.
Wilson was accompanied The
Rev. Vcasley led the people say
ing the e3rd Psalm. Deacon Rob
,rison lcd tho church in prayer
and the Rev Harris blessed the
missionary offering. The Rev. Mr.
Johnson preached a beautiful in
spring sermon.
War Motion Picture shown at
Zion Missionary Baptist church
Saturday. Sept. 20 at 1890 will be
free.
The Young Peoples Social club
met Friday at 1880 pm. The
group will sponsor a s>cial next
Friday.
The Zion Weary Travellers sang
ON program sunday afternoon az
Tabernacle Baptist church. Tho
Rev. Mr. Jones Is pastor. This
coming Sunday. Oct ! the Tray
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
larry D0IICI.AS--A4aa ALL OYER OYER,

America has much 10 cleanup on
her own home front, When one Is
drafted into the armed forces. he
/. not questioned AS TO race. col
or or creed. But when one ar-
niles for an American job. he is
s,ked his race. color. or creed.
NrMOs or WAYNE uNIvERslT
slTY. This high ranking insti-
rtion has employed BeuIah Whit.
h. as one OF their Profs. Mrs
whiihy Is a teacher OF social re-
laiions at the University.
AKA sorority is holding her
own at the University. Beauty.
brains. and culture prevails
throughout Wayne's AKA 5.
such Alpha ladies as June Baber
Woodson Ga Feb. erad) Roberta
Crecnidge Hughes flaw student
and an already bonafide ex-ray
nthriclan) l'rclda Jackson thome
,,o student from Howard uni
,.rstyl by the way Prof Whltby
Il supreme basileus OF AKA.
Sorority What record.
preiv Vclma May is a full time
ra,riculated student. velma is on
,ho sweet side. jeanette Jones is
,.,i.ntlv waiting for the Sat. ar
iisM OF Sgt Damon j. Keith.
coed Gloria Mack Is the campus
lpnwn doll. Elaine Fuller, fresh
man lends charm 20 the college
sefoundines. Roberta Hin has
r,a,hed the ripe age of p. Ro-
heria is student in religious ed
ucaton. Ruth McCrary * doing
h,r ht for a college ed. Dclbert
nas-el Is carrying books around
Na,hc Rose Campbell is one Of
H. hcst dressed lassies on the
campus. Rose is most definitely
IT, vsssar type.
There are 10000 students now
esollcd at wayne $4,000 OF tho
STUDENTS are women. My. What a
c5ASfophc.
CLEVELAND; Norma Jane Hin-
Ten from Chicago) has re-cntercd
Western Reserve university in
thr city
MISTER; Or. Watson Young
fmy ex-roommaie at Michigan IS
tie best doctor in Inkstcr. as
said hy the residents OF this
community Ruth Young Or.
Younes sister, is principal OF
an lnkster school
Pontiac Roy Cooley will
soon become a doctor 6from Mich
in Roy will practice in his
Nfa,lown The future medic re-
Ctp4 married Hyacinlh Holmes.
p Michigan student from Atlantic
1oNtDO Demurc Jean Mark
tW ~ the proiect) Is matrlcu-
lilH at the University Of Toledo.
I eonler what has happened to
fAc mdcrtaker's lovely daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

elers will sing in 81. Louis, Mich,
for the Townsend club.
Park Nash son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Nash. OF lll9 ~ Fnycttc street IS
spending his furlough win his
parents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bowman
and daughter. Barbara Ann. are
hack after spending three months
az n camp base where her hus-
band Is stationed.
Staff SGT Carl Stockford re-
Confined on Page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

The release tells Of the Column
lus. Ga situation whore colored
unemployed have applied TO the
USES They are forced 10 enter
tho Federal agency office through
the hackdoor on an alley usually
filled with heavy traffic This
cor ii,ion The NAACP has pro-
tested 70 WASHINGTON.
Threaten 10 Eject
The vsES office m washineton.
The capital OF the Nation offered
few DAYS ago a similarly re-
y,aling condition. Prentice Hill
burn. recent Howard university
law graduate. sought job. The
prospective employer said ne must
conform 20 the regulations by Sc
curing the approval Of the local
employment office Mr. liilburn
entered the office and rot in the
line formed sor white applicants
4 federal building policeman
threatened 20 put him out II he
aid not move into tho line for
tolored people
Condition Continues
When he finally reached the
desk Of me interviewer she de-
thn,d 10 serve him This was
.r.rnieNtod IA, The NAACp 10 raui
T. NeNuit Chairman OF the War
Man power commission, together
vi'h other cases Of segregation
uid discrimination IN the Uses.
STR MccNu'' informed tho NAACP
HAT the condition in Columbus.
Ga stu prevailed hot that new
aHd separate enr~nees 20 the.
ISIS office would be built as
suon as huildine msterial priori-
Ties could bc secured
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

For a complete coversge
of news from coast-to-eoast,
condensed in one column, be
sure to read PEOPLES
DAILY DOlNCS" by Isaac
Jones every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07

sands OF satisfied users have found
that famous Black and White ONT
ment through its soothing antiseptic
action eases itching-helps nature
in healing. II also relieves itching
and burning soreness Of eczema ex.
ternally caused, and simple ring
worm. Try i'll In large economical
sizes, SOC. 25t and los. Use only as
directed.
~ Highly recommended for daily
cleansing away surface dirt--is mud
and fragrant Black and White Skin
Soap. lOt and 25f, sold everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-07
AN ACNE
|kdPlE
/ Pc {: !

especially when
soreness and itching
are present. Relieve
these troublesome
symptoms ofexternally
caused pimplcs with
antiseptic Black and
White Ointment. Thou.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25
@ WISHING WELL a
By MaeLsen
By Wall Disney
-rhs Detron Times
By Jimmy Halo

ERE pleasant little that will you message
day 1t Is numerical puzzle designed to spell out
Count the letters FIRST the number
letters subtract the number Is less than g.
add The result key number Start at the upper left
and check OF key
right read the the letters under
the checked figures give you Vas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25
Identifies Woman
Taken From River

A woman rescued from the De-
troit River at the foot of Wood
ward late Tuesday was identified
today as Mrs. Fannie Mckay, 81,
of 4047 Kendall. A brother, Will
liam Koran, of 1920 Coyle, who
established her identity, told po-
lice she had been in poor health.
She is recovering at Receiving
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25
BY Bob Kane
BY i'm SLOWER

He plans to attend Michigan University
to further his education and to play foot
ball. Hayden, -. of 1892 Coffee, ST.
Clair, has been carrying The Detroit Times
for year and shows business increase
of 80 per cent. His route is IN Coffee,
Front and Hart roads.
A Seventh grader at St. Clair High
School where he soon will be member
of has high school band, playing from
bone. Shop and chemistry are hi, choice
subjects. Kenneth plays baseball and foot
ball. and collects match folders as hobby.
For experience in handling money and
learning to meet people. both Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayden heartily approve Of Newspaper
routes for boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25
Truck Drivers Death
In Genesee Probed

FLINT, Nov. pam investiga-
ton is being made today by sher-
ifs deputies into the traffic acct
dent which claimed the life of
Henry Lasher, So. Port Huron,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

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