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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Great Lakes 9
Plays GrosseHe

The baseball BhuciackctS Of Il
Comdr Mickey Cochrane make
trtf font ~ tt,tif ~ ~ MI Michigan ttryt
week Next Monday they meet
the Naval Air Station Al Crosse
lie in a twilight game The fol.
lowing day. the BlueJacketS play
the Pontiac All-StarS al the State
Hospital Field, starting AZ $50
= m.
Cochrane will send either Jim
Trexler or Bill Brandt against
Crosse lie Trexler won his nth
victory without a loss by holding
George Field LaWTenCeville HI
10 three hts last Wednesday
Against Pontiac. Cochrane VIII
use either Virgil Trucks or Bob
khnger Trucks. KlInger and
TreXler form the big three OF
CoChrane hurting staff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Cards Set Dodgers
Down Twice
Run Winning Streak
TO Nine Games

NEW YORK, July % UP)-
The ST. Louis Cardinals stretched
their winning streak 10 nine
straight here this afternoon as
they mauled the hapless Brooklyn
Dodgers IN both ends of double
header Their 24-hit attack pro-
duced double figure scores in each
game l4-2 and 1871.
Three home runs, one each by
Stan MuSial, Augie Bergamo and
Danny Litwhiler decorated their
first game efforts, Litwhiler's a
four-run grand slam. Meanwhile
Max Lanicr, though pitching I'M
steadily. was able 10 coast behind
ms big lead 70 record his eleventh
victory OF the season and fourth
over the Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Sunday: DEF Schedule
Iirst Round Examinations
CLASS A


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Detroit Camera o. =. 200 jas Cs, ~
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

Class s champion, will face Oak
wood Bluejackets, while at 4 80
Auto Club. Class a winner the
past two seasons. will meet either
NnGeS or Pepsi-Cola
With two games added, fedora
ton officials are hopeful of at
tracing a gathering larger than
the 5000 or 5000 crowds that
have seen the programs in the
past.
Receipts from Amateur Day are
the DBFs only source of revenue
other than entry fees. From these
sources come funds-to-pay=gHI-
pres, scorers and other operating
-expenses-uSe of Briggs Stadium
is donated free by Walter O,
Briggs, owner of the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
State Trap Shoot
AT Birmingham

MichlganS top ranking trap
shooters are competing IN their
annual tUuruaTPut TINS Sunday IT
the birmingham Gun Club. AL
events have been cut IN order TO
conform with the ammunition
shortage
The state singles title usually
held over 4 20O-tarGet route has
been cut 10 Is. while the state
handicap race, ordinarily a 100
target affair. will he decided over
80 targets 'fwctvr parrS--rf
doubles VIII decide the state
doubles championship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

Two tonnis-wiSe practitioners
Hobart Wrobbel and Ray Gibson
pair at 3 p. m. Sunday at Ford
Field for the mems singles title
of the annual Highland Park
Tennis Club championship,
Gibson drove the seminal rlvet
in his favor Saturday in remQving
James Johnson, So, 1-6, 6-3, after
johnson threatened to be Wrob-
bells opponent. RAY almost fell
tffeerror Of trading with the
steady Johnson, but pulled out in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Reds Split
With Giants
McCormick's Homer
in Ilth Decides II

NEW YORK. July % CUPD
Frank Mccormick seven h
homer. and second of the day
came in the eleventh inning Of The
night cap with Gee Walker on
base 10 break A 3d. tic and give
the Reds a SD TRIUMPH after they
dropped the opener 10 tho Giants.
5-A.
Hugh Luby'S first homer with
Harry Feldman on IN the seventh
tied the game at sail and forced
II mia aNafl itlaa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Wrobbel and Gibson Left
For Highland Park Net Title

Valerie kaufman, 60. 81. Mrs.
fernando downed Florence Ban
aSz. comely Hamtramck blonde
youngster, so, 60.
Mems doubles. after a protract-
ed delay, are due 10 start at II
a. m.
GibSon's easy service and drop
shot were his main tools. Johnson
had difficulty in returning service
and the drops often caught him
too far back or forced him into
error. Johnson's parry was speed
and driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
FIRsT GAME
totals 80 Z u 10
600 600 $50 I
800 900 20x .

Williams Crsccla walker Nc
Cormick Treadwsy HausmAnn OFT LON
bardl. Kerr Runs batted ~ on 2. Kerr
> Walker . Mccormick > Two-hase hlt
Mccormick Three base hit-Waikcr Home
runs-O't Kerr. Mcconnell. Double play
Kerr 20 HHuymann 20 WeiutraHh Lett On
bases- Cincinnati New YORK . Bases
on bans-On Allen 2 or Heusser J..
struck out-By Allen ., by Heusser ?.
HTS or Allen IN a. innings OF
Adams I IN o. innings Winning pitcher.
Allen Umplres Pinen, BahanfAn' and
Boggess Time IS Attendance s 600
estimated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
SHARP HITTER

Mrs. Bartholomew. a sharp hit
ter, was difficult for Miss Boyer
Miss Welcke'S trick of sending
back apparently winning points
and her looping backhand troubled
Mrs. MouledouS. Mrs. kaufman
was no match for the soft, crafty
hitting Mrs Ebbers.
Miss Banasz, whose 10-hour
working day interferes with prac-
tice, did not Nave the accuracy to
compete with Mrs. fernando. Miss
Banasz won the state American
Legion girls title in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
SeWeN Trims
Braves for nth

BOSTON. July % CINS)-Hold-
ing the Braves 10 ) hits for his
18th victory of the season. Truett
Rip Sewell Stccrcd the Pitts
burgh Pirates 10 a 80 decision
today
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SLCo>D GAME


.--r---si@- as - q
Far for NarrusO IN seventh.
.Rattsa- tef HsgsH.aHr- tenth--
CInc.rrsti 0ll COL Oan o2-s
New YORK 0o0 DOL 200 90 3
Runs walker. NcCo-m .ck. Mueller, TIP
tor. TreadWst, Fe'cmar. Lghy ErrorF -
" 1er Luty Runs oaited ~ Mueller
Miller edA4ck-Luhy- AfecAFHte+-2
Tvo-hase hit Nesuer Home runs Auel-
Ter. Luby. Mccormick stolen base Me
CcFmick Sacrifice hits Miller Criscola
Double plays miller 10 Williams Kerr %
HhasfnAhn % Weintraub Left ON bases
Cincinnati y. New York : Bases on balls
or shoun T. Of Brewer struck out
b. Brewer 4 ty Shouu by Adams
Hts-Of Brewer II IN 10 innings, gtf
Adams IN / inning Hi tv pitcher By
Brewer 6WaIserl Losing rItchs- Adsr rs.
Empires Bauarfant Bosgess ara Pneill
Time ~ Attendance go paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
WITH DON GiLLlES
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN WITH DON GiLLl
Doq Quarantine Under
Control; May End Aug. p

When VIII hunters be permitted TO train their dogs IN the field
falls hunting season?
Wl tho doc effect almost southern
Michigan be lifted for the training season.
rabies and how the this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
SITUATION IMPROVED

Unless a serious outbreak Of
rabies occurs between now and
Aug. - there il no reason 10 be-
licNe thi, department will ask
for a continuation Of the quar-
antine." Dr.. Clark said The
situation In southern Michigan
had definitely improved during
the past month.
There were only II eases
during the past month and they
were evenly scattered over
eight counties" Or. Clark eX-
planned
After Or Clark informed us the
most serious outbreak OF rabies
had occurred IN and near Detroit
and Washtenaw County We con-
tacted health authorizes in these
areas.
Or. Joseph Molner OF the De-
troit department Of health said the
in Detroit had cleared up
very well during the past month.
Otto Engelke, county health dIrec-
tor of WaShtenaw County in
formed US the rabies situation IN
thrH- cnuntY=waS noH Under con-
troll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Boy Net Aces
In National
Al Hetzeck, Bill Sayres
Play at Kalamazoo

Ifamtramck and Detroit junior
-aaaAhay-plaYers launch their
greatest tennis venture of the sea-
son Monday when the 29th annual
national championship open at
Kalamazoo on the five grasstex
courts ar Kalamazoo College W.
der the direction of Or. Allen B.
Stove.
All entries have qualified in
their own districts or states rs
the National Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation purpoSely limits the draw
20 assure an uncrowded field and
the best possible competition. The
draw is full in each division. The
final is set for Aug 5.
Detroit's junior representatives
are William Sayres, city junior
champion, and Robert Blumen-
field. perpetual runnerup. Ham,
tramck offers Walter English.
From Dowagiac comes Andrew
Moses and. Harold Upjohn is
Kalamazoo choice.
GOOD COMPANY
In the boys division are Alex
ander Hetzeck and John Little
Atlas Koliba of Hamtramck.
1 HetZeck was the sensation of the
western open at Milwaukee when
the Hamtramck lad, Is. upset the
highly favored Matthew Murphy
of San Francisco. three time Cali
lornia boys champion.
The Michiganders arc in good
company. Lanky Robert Falken-
burg of Los Angeles and Chanute
Field, H.. is on furlough from the
air service 10 defend the junior
title won in 1913 from James
Brink of Seattle. With Brink,
Falkenburg won the doubles.
And there is Charlie Oliver,
Perth Amboy. N. j.; Bernard
Bartzen. national interscholastic
champion from San Angelo, Tex;
Ed Ray, another Texan: Henri.
Salaun, French refugee from Bos-
ton Sam Handel, Philadelphia;
John Shea, Los Angeles. to men,
} ton a few.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
sECOND GANE

TotsIt % 10 = Trtals IS u y Is
.Baftsd for Nsrhsn IN nm
Batted for KIM IN seventh.
.Bst,ec for BrAnca IN ninth
&, Louis 600 o53 2o2-i2
BROOKLYN li0 600 02J-- :
Runs Berramo Hopp . Ausial San.
ders 8 Marion . Fallen Wlks Rosea
Scion 8 BOILING -BraEap, Stspkg p
tors -OVer Stanky, ". Cooper Runs
ba'tsd ir Boiling Rass~ = ron. Be-
rawo H1pp 3 Sanders KuroWsk
Walker TV1-aase hts Boiling Gaian
WAf70n- Wsnsf Three-bsSe hits-Ss 5fefy-
Walkef. Hone run Rollins stolen base
tizIar Sacrifices kurov SKI " Coppfr.
Dounle-piay owen 70 Stsnkv 20 Borda-
Esrsy aad oven Le'f IN bases Louis
4 Brooklyn s Bases o. halis-Off Wuks
. NJ CreEE Striks0uis ~ Vuks ?
hN GreEg 2 rs king ~ BrancA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
CHAMPION LOSES

Miss Boyer defeated Gertrude
Bartholomew. 6-3. 6-1 as Miss
Welcke had Lucy Moulcdous. New
Orleans singles champion. 6-3. 81.
Mrs EbberS had romp with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Red
Wings
Mascot

Jack Adams, Red
W gs manager,
puts on display the
teams new mascot,
Wings" a 6-weeks-
old cocker spaniel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

TBat-fc for brarra IN eighth.
Score by innings
81 Lo.ls 520 o02 lO-14
Brooklyn 0ee 600 200 ?
Runs Bergam : H9pp 2 Letwhner
MusisI 2 . Des KuroWsk 2 VsTban,
Larisr 2 Waner Brseen Runs tatied in
Musisi Marion. Nerban. o Dea, Bef-
ganl 9 Litwhuer 4 Dino, Schultz TVo-
base h.fs-O Dea Musial owen. Bgrda-
EsrEy Home runs Husiai. BcrEamI LIT
whNer Sacr.fires- Falion Verbar- Double
plan Sanders - Fali0n Lett On bases
- Louis 10. Brooklyn = Bases on bal
orr Lsrisf . OF Weber 2 0ff Fuchs J.
rff Rraaca STRUCK out BY lanier ?.
.bs Fuchs l. by KirE Hits-Of Wen
tFr l~ .rrirg tnons out In second. off
Fuchs m 3 innings or BrsncA } Ia .
innings OF King ! IN ! inning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

Women's semifinals at ? o'clock
pair Mary Lou Boyer. 1913 winner
and Maryanne Welcke, newcomer
TO district activities. and Mary
fernando with Constance EbberS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
BITE Is FATAL

We asked Judy # 2 person
actually bitten by a rsbld dog
would prove fatal
There IL no cure for an ac-
tual case Of rabies. Death il
the inevitable ending within
about seven days after the first
definite symptoms appear.
However. the Pasteur treat
ment tSemple modification
given within five days after the
bite. in almost every instance
builds up quick immunity TO
overcome the presence of the
virus germ within the system.
The PaSteur treatment cannot
cure person or animal In the
actual stages OF rabies.
THE ideal solution Of the Ta-
HES problem would be To have
low cost serum with one i'm jec-
ton giving full and permanent
immunity All agree. from the
L. =. Department of Health and
the veterinary profession on
down, that there il no such
serum. Let uS hope that II can
he found soon"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
PRAISE SPoRTSMEN

Health authorities we're unani-
nous IN their praise OF Sportsmen
and >portSmen's clubs for the eX-
cellent cooperation they have
gwen during the three-month
quarantine.
on a recent visit 10 Detroit We
asked VIII Judy, editor Of the Dog
World magazine If rabies was
summer disease as II was our be-
lief that only during warm
weather was quarantine ever i'm
posed
Rabies il not seasonal" Judy
SAID. ITS frequency does not de-
pend upon the weather or the
time of year. although In hot
weather when dogs are inclined
TO roam, there II more opportu-
nifty for bites"
He explained that the most i'm
portant consideration is that
rabies does not come of is own
accord. The germ does not grow
or reside in the dog or IS rabies
contagious. He said that one can
be bitten by a dog thousand
times without suffering a rabid
bfte--
ii he diSeaSe must come from
the germ WINS forced through
and under the skin by the bite
Of dog actually rabid," Judy
explained
symptoms Of rabies are def
mite. Inability 10 swallow, to
drink water Slnw- paralysis of
the lower jaw. excessive cOntin-
ued drool Of clear cOlOred stringy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

Runs-Coscarar > Barrett Error D.
Maeef0 Runs bstted IN Russell bar
re't stole home in 9Th Coscarart scored
pIld Pitch Two-bsss hits-RusseN Cos
CARAT stolen hASeS-CoscarArt. Barrett
Sacrifices DAhlgren Elliott Left on
Observation-Disclosures ,, Boston S. Bases IN
oals-On Tonin 3. Struck out--By SeVeu
oy Tobin g. ny Klopp Hits-On To
hin IN s innings of Klopp l m ! in
eng Wild pitch Tohir Losing pitcher
Tobln Umpirss-SteVart, Dunn and Ma
EeFkurfT Tfme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

mucous, modified bark, all are
symptoms although any one by
Itself is not necessarily a symp-
tom Of rabies.
Mere frothing or foaming of
the mouth IL not indicative of
rab ies, particularly in hot
weather when dogs peESpire- ca
cessively through the tongue
and the more they pant and
froth, the better for them.
MANY confuse running fits or
canine hysteria with rabies. In
this aiiment the dog barkS rap
idly, runs in circles, froths at
the mouth, has n CLASSY stare,
may even fall on his side and
stiffen-this il fit attack which
will pass quickly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
DBF P|dyoffs
Start Sunday
81 SanJIot leans
Open Title Chase
BY JAKE BERSoN

SiXty-two teams i'm five classes.
survivors of an original entry of
lO2, this Sunday open the elimi-
nation series ana quests for titles
IT. me brtrurt- Observation-Disclosures
ton.
Playoffs in Glasses A. b and d
Will be on twO-game knockout
basis, while those in Class + and
FUemen'S Lealu" on a one-game
basis. Three mines start the elimi-
nations with perfect records
Arthurs in b, Oakwood Aces in
d and TitanS in f.
Auto Club winner OF the Class
A crown the past two seasons. is
: the favorltc among the five top
division ContondfIs. II won 10
and lost two, one ol the latter on
a forfeit, during the regular
schedule.
DOUBLY IMPORTANT
In the first r1Ind Auto Club
will take on Paris, while Virge'S
and PepSl-Cola. which tied for
second, clash al Northwestern
Field. Suffrin drew the bye In
addition. the winner OF the Virge's-
PepSl-Cola game will be Auto
Clubs opponent in one Of four
DBF Amateur Day contests Aug
i at Briggs Stadium
ArthurS. defending champion in
Class B, is expecting strong com
petition from lakewood BluejaCk-
cts, WurmS and JAW ia among
others. In the opening round
ArthurS Is paired with GakWood
which lost only one of nine starts
The two clubs are also scheduled
10 meet on Amateur Day
Oakwood Aces Boosting A
string Of 10 victories IN Glass y.
r'eetS Springfield Sunday. while
T,tans, unbeaten in four starts in
Class 4. faces Catholic Central
The Flremen'S League leader.
Battalion No ll-Winner- OF 10
out Of 1i-hooks up With Bat.
TALON S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

Such are the questions hunters
are asking these days with the
training season only two weeks off
HuE- Is to tc exact,
Or { II. Clark Of the state
department OF agriculture in
charge Of the quarantine believes
il VIII be automatically lifted Aug.
- The quarantine was eStab.
hshed Nay q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
Lutheran League
SUNDAYS GAMES

East Bethlehem vs.. Nj. Calvary. Chand.
Ter m
salem vs. NJ Zion, Chandler. ( 30 2 N
81 Pau rs Our savior. Lodge No 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
FIRST GAME


r --'s+s --air 80 - Il
'BatftQ for FuCrs i~ sixth
vBat'fC for Brarra IN eighth
Errrg BE- frrf~rE
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MelARIHY IS AGAIN
MANAGING HIS yANkS

NEW YORK. May 10-Manager
Joe Mccarthy has resumed active
leadership Of the world champion
Yankees after an absence of one
month because Of illness.
Mccarthy said: If I can do as
good job as Art Fletcher did, I
will have the pennant In the fail.
The champs won six straight games
and are only one game behind the
st. Louis Browns"
Mccarthy refused to make any
remarks on the races in the two
leagues except to agree the ST..
Louis Browns are setting fancy
pace.
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JOE LOUIS
HAND50UT
RING DOPE
Surprise Announcements
Are Made by Champion
on Tour Of Army Camps

LONDON, May 10. - Staff Ser
geant Joe Louis. heavyweight cham
pion surprised the American SOL
diers and others before whom he
has appeared almost nightly in ex-
hibitions. by naming Max Baer the
toughest opponent he ever met, as
head of the all-opponent team
selected for the Stars and Stripes,
servicemens publication.
Billy Conn, who came close to
lifting Joe's crown at the Polo
Grounds in 1941, will probably meet
Louis in the first fight of the post
war era. Conn was named five
times in the mythical lineup. Louis
rated Conn not only the smartest
Of all opponents, but also the fast
est, possessor Of the most effective
left, best defense and best offense.
Another surprise was Joe's nam
ing Of Jim Braddock as the most
potent right now, and not MAX
Schmeling who flattened him in a
l2-rounder in New York in 1886.
Six others named in Joe's an
opponent lineup includes the most
courageous as Lee Ramage, most
troublesome as Arturo Godoy, fast
est retreater as Bob Pastor, and
poorest opponent as John Paychek.
Joe also says the hardest punch
he ever absorbed was a right that
Al Delaney landed in 1894 that
nearly cracked Joe's jaw. On the
other hand, the hardest punch Joe
ever landed was the one that chill
ed Pauline Uzcudun in the fourth
round in New York in 1885.
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GUARANTEED Realistic Perma-
nent. $3.50. Paper CurIs, 81 up.
Lola Beauty Shop Phone 20l.
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way. She described the treacher-
Gus invasion of a peaceful and pros
porous country, the Nazis progress
i've efforts TO subdue the popula-
ticn beginning with promises, prop
uganda, and finally threats and
force, and their ultimate failure.
Norway was described as a huge
concentration camp, with the peo-
pie fighting on with nothing to en-
courage them but hope for final
United Nations victory.
Miss Roed appeared here under
the auspices of the Sons of Norway.
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TIDES TOMORROW

High tide 3:1s a. M, sl77 feet.
Low tide 957 a~Jn., -1.8 feet.
High tide Alb p. M, lab feet.
Low tide-10:0l p M. 35 feet.
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Oakland Wins.
Only Game in
Three Leagues
tBy Associated Press

The Oakland Acorns, holders of
next to the last place in the Pacific
Coast League. scored seven runs in
the seventh inning last night to de-
feat the last place Sacramento
Solons, to 3.
Early Porter was sent to the
showers and Gene Rabbit took over
the Solons hurting duties after six
Oakland tallies
Other coast games were post
poned.
No major league baseball games
were played yesterday.
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ISf OR SALE-2 room House. 81 acre
Patented land, AUX Bay. Can at
DeHart's Grocery, or write P. o,
1. Box STA.
FOR SALE-2O it. Speed Boat IS
horse Chris Craft Engine. See
Cowling and Davlin.
BEST CLOSE in spot Douglas
n beach to highway, at Lawson
:, Greek, Il acre with buildings;
Y suitable for garden and chickens;
Guy L. Smith, Box 800, Juneau.
FIVE Room furnished house, also
garage 841 West 9Th St.
FOR ALE-Furnished leg cabin in
Douglas. inquire Yurman the
Furrier
CHOICE ONE acre lots. 81 miles
out Glacier Highway Inquire
- Snap Shoppe.
MISCELLANEOUS
GUARANTEED Realistic Perma.
nent, $3.50. Paper CurIs; ST. up
Lola Beauty Shop. Phone 20l
315 Decker WAY.
/. LOST AND FOUND
d LOST-Black Shaeffer pencil, small
size, fine lead Lost on Monday
" Generous Reward. Phone 8Of
days. Don Pickard.
Small dog, black and white
Springer and Wire Haired Ter
rier; one white eye, one black
eye; answers to name OF Squeegee
Generous reward Phone BOT days
4 Don Pickard.
NsLOST-Will party who took mans
4 raincoat by mistake at Odd Eel
=, lows Hall, Sunday night call Blue
Ala and exchange for own.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-05-10
TERRITORIAL GUARD
MEETING THURSDAY

The weekly meeting Of the ,Ju-
neau unit sof the Territorial Guafd
will be held on Thursday evening
at 7:30 o'clock at the A. B. Hall. A
course in pistol shooting win be
started, and good instructor has
been lined up to teach the funda-
mentals at this meet, therefore a
full attendance of members is de-
sired All who has 20 calibre pis-
tolls are requested to take them to
the meeting.