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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Bloomfield Groups Fete Mrs. L. N. Pyle

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, July %
MRS. L. n. PYLE of Birming-
WI ham. who with Mr.. Pyle
will leave Tuesday 10 make her
future home in Arizona. was
honor guest At a tea Wednes-
day given in the home Of the
Graham j. Grahams "Valhalla."
Six combined guilds of st.
James Church gave the tea and
Mrs. Oren Andrews was general
chairman of the affair. Assist
ing and presiding at the tea
table were:
Eobstt 20 G. Cope, FRANCIS c B.Eby
land Matthew 2. Whit
l. White tlesey
William lacksan ~. Randall
Mrs. Fritz G. HYDE Jr. was
hostess al a luncheon Tuesday
in her home on Long Lake road
for her mother, Mrs. A. r.
Cornwall Of Watertown. n. Y.
who is her house guest. Mr..
Cornwall is expected 10 arrive
this weekend 10 Join Mrs.
Cornwall and spend several
days with his son-ln-law and
daughter and their two young
sons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Move 70 Maine

Mrs. Patricia Carhartt Beau.
dette and her TWO small sons
are moving shortly from Birm-
Ingham 20 Waldsboro. where
Mrs. Beaudette has purchased a
home.
Mrs Charles Gilbert and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Norge Ordered
To ReinStdte Al
Times Photo

The Regional War Labor Board
has ordered Norge Machine Prod
.uctS division of Borg-Warner
Corp. 10 reinState Al workers who
walked off their jobs during a
work stoppage IN December
The ruling reversed an earlier
recommendation Of a WLB hear
ing panel.
AT the same time a union de-
mand that the company discharge
Anton +. JankowSky machine
operator. was denied
The al employees. members OF
Local 760, United Automobile
Workers (AFL4. walked out in
protest against JankowSky's work
claiming he sabotaged a machine
and did inferior work.
Pay checks were mailed 10 them
the following day and a plant
wide strike then tied up produC-
tion for II days
Deciding that evidence nulllfed
the unions request for firing Jan
kowsky. the WLB also denied
the company's contention that the
al employees voluntarily quit.
AN emplo over cannot
threaten, by n self serving
statement, an employee with
voluntarily quitting If he leaves
his Job" the board asserted
when the company mailed
pay checks, II. in effect dis
charged all Of them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Sedborg Burial
Set for Monday

Funeral services for Henry
Philip Sesborg Sr, -. attorney
who lied in Harper Hospital Fri
day after A short illness. Will he
held at / p, m Monday AT the
William r. Hamilton Chapel, 1915
.CaSS.
The Rev Or. c. B. Allen will
officiate and burial will be in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Born in Ishpeming. Mich, he
lived in Ironwood before he
moved 10 Detroit 30 years ago.
He was senior partner in the law
firm of Scaborg and Rice, Penob-
scot Building. He was a 1914 law
graduate of Michigan University.
Seaborg is survived by his wife.
Mrs Mabel l.. Seaborg: a son,
Henry Philip Jr, and sister,
Mrs Clarence Jaedecke Of PaSa-
dena, Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
600 Theaters Plan
Red Cross Drive
State Movie Executives
Meet in Detroit Monday

More than 500 motion picture
theaters Of Detroit and Michigan
will mobilize for the 1914 Red
Cross war fund drive at two
meetings which will be held on
Monday at two Detroit hotels.
Three executives of the War Ac-
tiVities Committee for the Motion
Picture Industry will arrive in De-
troit from New York on Monday
morning 10 spearhead the drive.
Speaker vi a luncheon meeting
at the Fort Shelby Hotel will be
James r. Gilbert, American Red
Cross field director who has seen
is months service with an infan-
try division in the south Pacific.
At a subsequent meeting held at
the Variety Club in the Book
Cadillac Hotel at 2:15 p. m 1t.
Allan Simpson who has been
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross. the Air Medal and the
Purple Heart, and who has TO his
credit 35 bombing missions and
has been wounded in action, will
be the speaker
Earl J. Hudson, Michigan state
chairman of the American Red
Cross campaign for the War Ac-
tlvities Committee Of the Motion
Picture Industry. is handling ar
rangements for the meetings. as
sisted by Frank J. Downey, resi-
dent manager of Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer, who is chairman of the
exchange managers committee
Coming from New York TO the
meetings are Gradwell Sears,
vice president of United Artists;
Ben Shylen publisher Of Box Of
flee, motion picture trade paper;
and +. l. Alperson, general man
aGer of R-K-O thoaterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Spe||man Rites
Set for Tuesday

Services will he held Tuesday
for Dclmar u. Spellman, dean of
DetroitS com ercial photog-
rapherS. who died Saturday at
Florence Crittendon Hospital after
a brief illness.
Born in-Ohlo in 1868. Mr. Spell
man opened his first Detroit stu
do in 1898 In 1910 he moved
into his present studio, at 1898
Woodward His widow. the for
mcr Clara Calvert. survives.
lie will be buried in Acacia Park
Cemetery following services al
2.30 p. m. Tuesday in the Hamil.
ton Chapel CsSS and AleXandrine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

hours 10 maintain con tact be-
tween prisoners Of war and their
homes 1t has taught home nurs-
ing TO l0.037 persons and first aid
TO l03.S03.
The Red Cross has 2 total Of
i25. 900 volunteer workers IN De
troit alone. 300 serving as
nurses aides and 057 IN the mo-
tor corps. to mention only two Of
dozens of services of all kinds
The Junior Red Cross. with its
81 900 members. prepared 1856
Christmas gifts. raised Sll06l for
unfortunate children of this and
other countries and collected
las, 900 books for the men IN
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Chaplin S Trial
Set for March 4.

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. rs CUP)-
Federal Judge J. r T. O'Connor
today ordered Charlie Chaplin
held for trial March II on white
slavery charges preferred by 23-
year-old Joan Barry, his one-time
protege.
The judge ignored the plea Of
JoFrN Giesler. ChapIin-s attorney,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Tokyo Paper Warns Jsps

NEW YORK Feb. IS GNSp-
The Tokyo ncwSpaper Shimhun.
warning that something uneN-
peotod might happen 10 Tokyo.
called today for an immediate
speeding Up Of evacuation pro-
grams IN the capital and other
MAJOR japanese cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Woman Injured in Blast

Mrs. Dora Ehlcrt. q. of 1877 w
Margaret suffered what was
feared 10 be skull fracture and
decorations in gas explosion
Saturday IN the basement Of her
homo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Where Pigeons Roost
Decides Ownership

CHICAGO. Feb. 20 (UP)-
When two pigeon fanCiers ap-
peared in court here yesterday
claiming ownership 10 the same
four birds, the judge ordered the
pigeons turned loose and gave
them 10 the owner Of the coop
into which they flew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
JeweIryChe(kup
Is Ordered 10
Foil Black Mart
Courts viii Be Asked
TO Revoke Licenses OF
Unco-operative Merchants

New regulations for the en-
forcement of OPA rulings on
jewelry were announced Saturday
as price administration officials
launched checkup of all jewelry
stores in the Detroit district.
Handicapped in an attempt 10
stamp out flourishing black
market because of retailers in
complete records. the OPA will
ask the courts for license revoca-
tons for all merchants failing 10
prepare base period statements or
keeping current records
A warning will first be sent 10
all offenders. This will be followed
by letter explaining the jewel
er'S position under the regulations
and the consequence OF noncom-
pliance.
IL records are not corrected by
the retailers, OPA officials will
ask for both a license revocation
and an Injunction
Seventeen Detroit jewellers and
a Pontiac loan company have been
sent first notices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
LOAN .
TO PAY INCOME TAXES
message 10 the person who hos been unable 70 save
sufficient money 10 poy his income taxes March IS

EVERYONE should pay income taxes
Il out OF savings or current income
II possible. But you may not have
been able 10 save up enough TO make
all your payments due March Is. If
you intend 10 get loan TO pay your
taxes and repay later out OF earnings,
Households plan can help you.
Pot taxes on a monthly payment plon
You NAV borrow SIS. $50, SlO0 or
more quickly and simply-and repay
on the schedule that best FITS your
own situation. The wise policy IS 10
borrow no more than you need-and
TO repay as rapidly as possible II you
have to make quarterly tax payments
in 1914, the 3-payment plan will re-
paw your loan BY the time your next
tax instalment is due II you have 70
pay tax on March IS only. you may
prefer 10 take somewhat longer IN re-
pay your loan. With the choice of
loan plans shown IN the table below
YOU can budget your taxes IN almost
any way you prefer.
All you do
Borrowing al Household Finance is a
quick simple transaction Just tell Us
how much YOU need and how you wish
to repay We require no endorsers or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Blue Star Mothers
ExtoI Aid to Vets

The national executive board of the Blue Star Mothers
of America meeting Saturday Statcr passed reolu-
ton expressing gratitude the American Legion Veterans
Of Foreign Wars and the Hearst Newspapers for their efforts
TO aid veterans of this
The resolution reads:
Whereas program rehabilitation and aid to veterans
sponsored by the American Legion Veterans Of
Foreign the Hearst Newspapers he IL that
the Mothers
letter appreciation heiE behalf
Of the returning seryicemen and women"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

that Miss Barry probably used
her sex appeal upon the all-male
grand jury that indicted him.
One indictment said Chaplin
took Miss Barry 10 New York for
immoral purposes in October, 1912.
The other said ne returned her
to Hollywood three weeks later
for the same reasons Chaplin
in answer TO the two charges,
snapped
II am not guilty; / am not
guilty"
Buy War savings Stamps tho
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

guarantors. no recommendation from
friends. relatives or employer II YOU
have a Job or other source OF regular
income. YOU are welcome 10 apply
for a salary, car or furniture loan OF
$50 10 $500.
Payments shown In the table in
clude principal and all charges and
repay loans IN full The sooner YOU
repay the less your loan costs. A $50
loan repaid in siN monthly install
ments OF 1924 each costs S. a. II
repaid IN three monthly instaimcnts
costs S3-07 Charges are al the rate
OF 3Ce per month on loan balances OF
500 or less and 2K per month on
that part OF a balance m excess Of
500 II YOU need additional cash TO
pay your income taxes or for any
other purpose. write, phone or visit
Household Finance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
FREE-INCOME TAX GUlDEl

Nsgfip srefons must mrs
r.f1r o. Horrh iou
s,0f gis0. s0ts 10 -r1ff ~
w9Hf ~ three ftFftsr' f1r
r0 rSH'S TINS Hss gntds
f-.. hot 70 paFr ort ,7ur
vffrH, sna 10 sfyrf syi
fo.- fqgs' fsf 90 zee
copy 50 obligation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Records Show
Great Work Of
Red Cross Here
More Funds Required
as War Increases
Oresni1stions Activity

$50 muck good N n done,
So meus people 10 he sc,rcd'
But 70 costs money 10 be human
and kindly to bandaee wounds to
pay Tho dollar for a call 10 mother,
SO the Red Cross this year will
need more funds than ever before
to carry on IFS tremendous role as
mans agent Of humanity"
TO START WEDNESDAY
Next Wednesday workers vii
take the field 10 raise the 81.
92l 600 quota set for this year.
Final preparations viii be- made
AZ the annual meeting OF the Red
Cross al s p. m Monday IN the
auditorium Of Radio Station WWJ.
Mondays activities will include
public appearances by James 3.
Gilbert. Red Cross field director
who has Just returned after l6
months In the south Pacific.
The executive committee Of the
labor division will meet Tuesday
night IN Labor Temple 20 make
final plans for It's participation.
CEREMONY AT CITY HALL
The official opening Will be Al
noon Wednesday when flag
ceremony will he held Al the City
Hall. with members OF the COM
mon council Mayor Jeffries. Cam
paIgn Chairman Herbert p TriX
ad his staff participating
Proof OF the valiant and vital role
Of the organization is the annual
report which shows that the De-
troit chapter since Pearl Har-
Dor. has collected 354 100 pints Of
blood 10 he proceSsed into life saw
ing plaSma for wounded service
men and has produced 1912 1877
surgical dressings 10000 soldiers
kits. 44S.S69 sewed garments and
215 63S knitted garments
The Red Cross has given service
10 69.52l SeTviCemCn and their
families. financial assistance in
4.513 cases and 25,546 volunteer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

W. ouApAsrTE that these
payments wi renay hans IN
mI # payments are made On
schedule 1ofs' cosf vii - 70
dnrrd 4 p7f nertr are r'att
ahead NJ screduie Payments
i0Cm+s charges ~ HoIrrhoids
-stsOfa per- month on thar pari
ola balance 0ot preceding Gl00
and - pr month on thar par
~ a 71~s4lcs m excess n 500
EALS/ $1,000
rftf.rfHs
-r rr--.r f.sss .~sfestf -s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Complete Kitchen
Outfits Pcs.

pareelalr sop-s ~
steel tBbuisr hresk b
fast sci with Units .
Hon issthsr seat
shaiu 6rq Conao q.
isum stove ~ cab
insf sT,ra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Vernors Take
Women S Title
FINAL STANDINGS
BY HAROLD KAHL

Lulu Kloenhamer's PIC. a new
second high. in 673 a new third,
for Ritter'S and Colonial'S 800 TO
tie for sixth stood out as Edward
ina Coys VernOr's Won the Wom-
ems Travelling League bowling
championship by a margin Of five
games over Agnes Ekstroms En-
terpriSe.
In her big opening game, Mrs.
Kloenhamer drew the Al IN the
third frame. made the spare and
then added strike after strike until
her last bail, when She got an >
count. Marie Sparrow 239 was
largely responsible for Marge
Clayton's Colonial reaching 800.
Needing only one point to cllHch
the title, Vernors took three from
Ferndale. 2629 10 1887 VIckie
Fayad rolled DIT in $50, Mrs Coy
202 in $50 and Hulda Often $50.
while Mary Patenaude had POI IN
500 for the losers. Connie Powers
of the champions took the Indiyid-
ual average crown with lS<.Zl 10
Stella Uartulck'S l79 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
12Gannes
For Wayne

David Holmes Wayne UnIyer-
Sity athletic director announced
today that the Tartar baseball
schedule has been increased 10 T.
games by the addition OF a home
and home series with the Crosse
lie Naval Air Station and single
contests With Western Michigan
BroncoS and the Romulus Army
Air Base.
fhP Fartars seek their second
straight victory today meeting
Coast Guards at Northwestern
Field
The revised SchrGIJiF'-
April 25-.At Detroit Bas. Coast Guard.
April 2g-At Michigan state College.
May Crosse ne Naval Ar station
May University Of Detroit
May e. A. Western Michigan College.
Mas }q-At Forf Custer
May - Michigan state College
MaF Is R'mulus Army Air BASE
Nav AZ University OF Detroit.
May 26-.At Crosse lie Naval Air sta
ZION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Drake Entry Heavy

Flight Preparatory schools among
the first 90 file entries Other
service teams VIII include the
Great Lakes Naval Framing sta
tIonA Sioux Falls, $ d. army
base and The OtWmWa Ia Naval
Air Station.
Notre Dame Us sending one OF
IT'S largest track teams IN years.
one oi the feature ATTRACTIONS
VIII bc Ensign Cornelius Warmer
urru 0t Monmouth who VIII at
tempt 10 again soar over 10 feet
I'M tho pole vault exhibition lie
VIII 'Ikc part jn special event
against Jaek Notold former Min
1H~oi4 VaHifcf who once held the
national collegiate utic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Gov. SaItOnstaII
Baseball Victim

BOSTON, April Is GNSl-The
first baseball aSualty Of the
season appeared today 70 be Gov.
Leverctt Saltonstall. He arrived
al the state house with his left
arm in a sling and explained he
had thrown his arm out, IN
tossing out the first bali last
Tuesday 70 open the American
l. eaguezseaSeR- EeHray- Park.
The governor is a Southpaw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Armstrong Enters
Army After Fight

LOS ANGELES, April p (UP)
Henry Armstrong, a little man
who won't wear out, goes into the
Olympic Auditorium ring tonight
a II fayOrlte over John Thomas.
4 not local batter seeking fecOg-
milton in what might be their last
appearance for the duration. Both
the. form triple champion and
Thomas have passed their army
physicals and are waiting Undue
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Conference 10 Hold
Annual Golf Meet

CHICAGO. April I" tiNS1--
The 23rd annual Western Con-
ference golf tournament was set
today for May y at Chicago S
Medinah Club. IT will be a 30
hole m d al play competition.
Michigan's foursom g won us
seventh team championship last
year. The individual title was
shared by Ben Smith. Michigan
captain and Jim Teale of Mime
sofa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
WITH ELLIS STABLE

King was one 81 those who
proved again the gamncsS u takes
30. risk your lie In race track
Jams The 22-ycar-old rider from
ThebcS H.. went into the army
after opening tho 1912 season here
where he had been q star since be
fiia- appeared 1T t9t w-TrfT Thc
stable of JauieS & Ellis Owens
horO Ky owner and breeder
The lanky youngsior was from
The sleepy river town Of Themes
Ill where hIS parents Mf and
Mrs Bert King rama restaurant
a chance acquaintance told him
he would make q good uGCr bc.
cause of his slight nuid and Sag-
CeSted hc write Ellis owner 81 the
f1adc Park track Who was always
looking for promising apprentices
George wrote F.lIIS ana received
train fare After eight months of
work around tho stables he was
ssi----f---it t-t'ttrrr-r- r rIrir IN 're
Spung 81 80 and scored his first
victory on Ellis snap clock on
Match -la4iA Before ftii4t.- vt--r-
son ended he had 10 winners His
hic season however. MS 1871
when He Sct Detroit record by
rjIng FIVE winners A. tho Far
Grounds on June s Boat year he
had las winners and ,441-f4tftttr TT
tho national standings lie added
SN more winners before ne went
into service IN -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Team Title Bouts
On FaiView Card

FsJryicw Gardens wrestling
fans tonight divide their attention
between junior heavy title clash
and an Australian tag team. re-
pcatcr IuUIy Klein and Stanley
BWrr,h meet BOB the NWA affair
Rufus J0ncs-Goulla Poggie and
Jackie NIchol~-Angeio Martinelh
tfn the flv fnlm.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Sign
Young Pitcher

PHILADELPHIA. April 25
DUP The PHILADELPHIA PhiliieS
today acquired Charley Ripple, a
young lett landed pitcher, who
played last year IN the Tobacco
and Palmetto Leagues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Wrestling Show
To Aid Air Patrol

Walter Roxey Hamuamck
recreation director and cN-hght
heavyweight champion Of Michi-
gan VIII take on Bert Ruby Of
Australia in the mann bout in a
show sponsored for the
benefit af the IfsmtraWck- ClN4
Air Patrol Cadets tomorrow al
x D m. in the HamtramCk High
School gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
State Nine Plays
REQ Motors Today

EAST LANSING, April %
lUP) Michigan States baseball
team VIII open is 1914 season
today with an exhibition game
against The REQ Motors nine at
College Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Now a Captain

SOMEWHERE IN INDIA.
April IS Buddy Lewis, former in
fielder for the Washington Sena-
tors IS captain in the army air
forces T. fires pet-Snu1g Off ti1e
toughest territory in the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
KFFNEfN$p

weather clear ffatk fa.f
F-s' Pace GOOD VIE Golden H8tv.
- Ny Grace Ernret Llcfer Hest
Harris
Second Pace ~ Mgr' Rufus Cur.
rrrat Al DgrL..f Plabarie Farrell
New t'.r. B8rwHn
T-rf Race Eosmer kec0rr 20 10
r. Nr H ~ S. Hood Ants A.rr~H"
F.fr- Race Sly POP Hy cap WAY
S'rIsEie
F"h Race Autet. ,HeH' fire Power
Brown Mate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

HERE AND THERE Three records
V.rf overheard Waeu HuEh sprott mr.
900 .Zss-2f7 f.t $50 Highland tl16 and
0hEns zsss la abs Riviera H-.4zt .,zsgl e.----
H4zpf HlUe-nsns 116 vas final high az
H.rnrrgs Wou tNr %ew FalrIe~ Ladies
t-.a b., live points II Vas Mac
Five lv eight aarnes over kfattke for
The Centennial Senior crown. Herb MAJ
...,s s.r ..srd.rs Dgt Charles
5--77---7T7r7r-- f-r rev beHC1u
House rFrore
B.ler Marcus F1ye Wanda Pascarette
ge.s.t .tIewtf Mary and Kate shade. Won
th@ Greater Detroit Ladies league non
rs les Hatch hit 257 and Al Lince
l-r - ,ra rrfgffrragr House George
ry.-,,.. 1F1 -l4 and Izl average WEfG
"a -arpa =rrurrfFrr Ft--Trr
0here ALADDIN nosed oar HOLLYWOOD ~ t"o
Games STANDARD Waiter kenpnrthS
paw Ha-+ fbirK Leonard SID "atirf
Pratt. won tne Exchange club niie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Plan tOHOnOr
Jockey Hero
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Horsemen al the Detroit race
track are considering plans for a
Memorial 10 Jockey George King,
those death in the jungles of
New Guinea has again pointed TO
the fact that the turf is contrib
uting its share Of heroes TO the
struggle
Dozens Of Jockeys and countless
horsemen and officials, including
such riders as Basil James and
such noted owners as Alfred
Gwynnc Vanderbilt are in the
armed forces. King is one of the
first 20 make the final sacrifice.
Although many riders have been
rejected because they were under
weight others have deliberately
put on pOundage 10 make the
military grade One OF those with
whom DctroiicrS are familiar is
Wayne NaSSi. who rode here for
the stable OF Mrs. II {. West of
Dallas. Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
Giants Hunt Manager
For Drafted OF

YORK, April = UP)- Player. Manager Nlel OTIS
epance general military duty ism going affect his plans for
NOM York Giants the Aai4nRa4lea raeeioF
awhile az least
ILo on tno-ga1ne 1ch opens Pha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
WITH CARLSON RAIDERS

NaSsi made the grade with the
l. S Marines and became one of
the famous CarlSon'S Raiders who
made life miserable for tho JapS.
With full equipment on his back
II rs probably hard 10 Identify
NasSl as a marine because he
weighs only 107 pounds. lie is
believed 10 be the smallest man IN
the Gung Ho' outfit
The war also added another
chapter 10 The weird life story Of
Ralph NcvoS The Jockey who was
once pronounced dead after spill
on California Track has beaten
the rap again lie climbed of a
morgue table the first time 20
prove himself alive %ow ne is
hohbIing around on CTuiChcS after
suffering a broken back when
thrown hy a l. S. cavalry mount
I'll be riding again" says
NeNcS And count myself
lucky 10 get of 80 easily. Some
kloys l know won't be back.
hey could fight off the race
track a. we'll a. ON u. And they
proved 1.-THE hard way"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25
WOOSTER AND Helms

Hattie WoOSter'S pa IN 573 and
Flvira Helms 2O9 in 54S were tops
as Enterprise defeated Red Mil
three. 262S 10 2499 and also Chene-
Trombly three. 2469 10 2450.
Mary LeClar's 2Z3 IN 504 gave
Brghtmoor n split with Kinney on
a 935 game Of PATS 10 1854 Cres.
Sterbenl shot 81, Selma Myers
Sill.
Despite Mary Grace Cooper
223 in 523, LaMeaSure seized
three from Grandmont, 2370 10
2299 Led by Irene SchluSlcr's 22O
in STA Olympics BANKED 20th
Century. PASS 10 234l Louise
Stockdale's ~ in $40 was high as
OlNmplcS also took three from
Brightmoor. 2567 10 2490 Ram
bow closed with three over
Wayne's School
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-25

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