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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
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BOSTON, May 17.-Mervyn
Red" Dutton today had the CON-
sent of the National Hockey
League board of governors to take
over full control of the New York
Americans.
The league has operated the
New York club for several sea-
sons, with Dutton acting as man.
ager. He succeeds Frank Calder,
N. H. L. preXy, as president of the
Amerks, and has an option to pur-
chase the franchise outright.
Although the sale price of the
Americans was not disclosed it
was believed to be around $50, 900.
The governors also gave Art
Ross, manager of the Boston
Bruins. worlds champions, permits
sion to put up a trophy TO be
awarded annually to the player
voted the best by the other
players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Wolverines Tied
With Iowa for
Big Ten Lead

ANN ARBOR, May 17.-Uni-
versity of Michigan's baseball
team faces a fight 10 hold It's posi-
lion az the top OF the Big Ten
standings today when il meets
Indiana in the second OF a two
game series here.
The Wolverines dropped back
into a tie with Iowa yesterday
when they lost an opener 10 the
Hoosiers. IS, while the Cornhusk-
ers topped Northwestern.
The visitors hoped on Mickey
StQddard- Michlgan's unbeaten
hurler. for four runs in the fourth
and two more in the eighth 10
score their seventh triumph
against four defeats in the West
ern Conference. Don bunker.
HooSier strikeout artist, was the
winning hurler.
Michigan dropped a chance 10
win the game in the last of the
ninth when Davey Nelson. blond
Detroiter, opened with a triple to
left field. Don Holman drew first
base when he was hit by one Of
Dunker's pitches, but was removed
in a double killing as Nelson
scored. Dick Wakefield. who
tripled and singled previously
grounded TO bunker to end the
game.
In all, eight Michigan men died
on base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Titan Teams
See Action

The University of Detroit golf
and tennis teams VIII both be
seeking revenge today when the
Titan golfers play Michigan State
at Red Run al $50 a. m. and the
meters battle Toledo University
at Toledo al ? p. m.
Michigan State handed u. of D.
a 26-l drubbing in their first clash
of the year at East Lansing. On
that occasion all six Spartan
golfers shot in the seventies.
L. Of d. with three victories in
its last four starts. rates a chance
Of upsetting Michigan State on its
home course
Coach William Kelly Joyce will
likely start:
Marry TAYLOR. No. ]: Jack Da-
wilson, No ?; Bob LeGgett No. 3:
Walter Puto. No. 4 Chuck Gam
Der. No ). and Al OMara. No. 6.
The L. Of D. tennis team
dropped 6-3 decision to Toledo
in their first meeting of the sea-
son. Coach Peter Presta will prob
ably start.
Bill GoldSbury. No. ! Capt Bill
kronner. No. 2; Charles Adams.
No. 3; Bill Curott. No 4 Jack
Manauen No. 5. and Tom Richert.
No S.
The doubles pairinVs will likely
be GoldSbury and Kronner. Adams
and Curott and Manquen and
Richert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Runs Dead Heat
In 8SO-Yd. Relay

Adiel Bernard. anchor man on
Southeastern'S $50 yard relay
team, running against Mackenzie
in a montague meet yesterday.
made up four yards 10 finish in a
dead heat with Dick Drake in the
feature of Southeastern's 66i2 10
37l2 track victory.
Bernard also won the 100 and
220-yard sprints to take top scor-
ing honors in the meet.
In league meets Sheldon Kavieff
scored three firSts for Central as
the Trailblazers scored a 1925
victory over Southwestern: East
ern defeated Cass Tech, 55 TO 40,
and Cooley topped BEDFORD 81 %
10 46 Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Season batting averages.
TEAM season batting averages.
-Batted for Suder N ninth inning
tBafted Tor Ferrick IN ninth inning
Runs bstted in-CsmpbeH sullivan s.
Chapman GehrinEer. Siebert, Hayes Nc
Coy. MuHln 2 Error-York Two-bsse hits
johnson Mccoy. York Three base hits
Harms Campbell Noses Home run-Mul-
jim. Sacrifice hIt-Sucsr Left on bases
Detroit g. Philadelphia 2 Double plays
Gehrlnrer to Croucher q York. Brancsto
o. Mccoy 20 siebert Bases on bails-Off
Rove !. off Bsckmsr I, OF Trout g. Oft
FprueE o struck 0ut-By Rove 2 hy
Beckran ?. rs Trout 3 Hits-On Rowe
Ia 20 Inning off Beckman IN .
innings WILD pitch Bsckmau. Tmplres-
Quinn McBrwsn ana Romuel Time 90.
t.-la-ag pitcher Trout. Losing pitcher
Eeckman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
What's Doing Today
in Detroit Sports
YACHT RACING

=
Ca,bost races: Detroit Yacht club Belle
Isle Edison Boat club. Detroit River a.
loot Of Iycaste: first races. ! p. m
BASEBAII
WAYNE University a. Selfridge Fisld, near
Nj Clemens, ? m. -.
Lawrence Tech ". Findlay cclleRe
tr,r,ti,,ls header FIt1ds Hamilton and
Ptt.u. first game. I =. N.
TrAN-CIO League. American Legion
Iesrue tsee schedules elsewhere IN TINS
section
BOWLING
Ctv tournament: Teams Wffter Rec
reafion S777 F. jefferson singles and
doubles. Dearborn Recreation 5253 schae-
fer Dearborn, s m
GOLF
l. - u vs. Michigan state, Fed Run
COR club. Twelve Mile and Rochester
J.. NJ.
SOFTBAII
pr'reH softbaH Association 1.-TWO Eam"sl.
MACK Park. Fairview al Mack. first same.
Z 80 p. IN.
TENNIS
state open funiOr girls championship
tournament KinKswood School. Lone Pine
road, Bloomfield Hnls. 10 =. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
st. AlphOnSus Wins
9TH Game i'm u Row

St AlphonsuS High won its, Soy
enth game IN row defeating ST
Mary's Of Royal Oak, 6 10 2, in
Catholic High School second d.
Vision baseball game.
In a first division tilt s.. Greg
DRY defeated 81. Mary's of Mt.
Clemens. 2 10 !. for its first win
Of the season Gregory scored its
ali-important run in the fifth inn
ing on Ben Harris single and an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
WINS FIRST ROUND

Lew went to work on Montgom-
ery'S middle with tWo-fiSted fe-
rocity that gave him the first
round easily. but he did no damage
to the challenger. Jenkins. in the
second. sent short sharp rights 10
Montgomerys heart. And he won
the third by slight margin, too,
though just at the end Montgom-
cry suddenly drove Lew all over
the ring with a stirring counter
attack.
After that II was all Montgom-
cry. The Philadelphia handled
Jenkins like a baby. The Negro
wouldn't let the wobbly-legged
Jenkins get a shot at his jaw. And
whenever he got close TO Lew,
which was often he hit Lew 10
punches for one. in close. Lew
came out of the first such huddle
with a cut across the bridge OF his
nose. Before the fight ended. Lew
was leaking from three or four
other cuts around his bottle
SCARED and battle-Scarrcd eyes.
and a bad cash under one ear.
After the midway point, Mont
gomery began to fight straighter
up. Lew wanted no part of him
and fell back consistently. Mont
gomery contented himself near the
end with outsticking Jenkins, pill
ing up points inside, and undoing
the Civil War surgical dressings
which dangled from Lewis wounds
at the start of each late round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Tigers Extend
Streak TO Two

Continued from First Sport Page)
hurled the last three heats for
Philadelphia.
1t was one of those see-saw
battles in which the Tigers, with
a run in the first inning, drew first
blood. First up. Harris tripled to
center, and after Mullin fouled
out, scored after Chapman's catch
of Campbelfs fly ball to deep
center.
The Tigers scored another
marker in the second in much the
same manner. Gehringer led off
with a single to right, moved
around to third on McNair's single
to the left side of the field and
later scored after Chapman shared
Sullivan's drive.
JOHNSON SCORES
The Athletics retrieved one of
the markers when Johnson, in the
home half of the second doubled
to center and later scored as
Chapman laced a single to left.
In the fourth, Campbell tripled
and later scored after Moses
caught Gehringer's foul ball.
But. in their half of the fourth
the Athletics struck back with
two markers. First up, Moses hit
a three-bagger and after Mccoy
fouled out and johnson walked,
scored when Siebert singled. Later
Hayes singled. scoring Johnson.
Thus the score was deadlocked.
The Athletics picked up another
in the fifth, taking the lead. Beck
man singled and Suder sacrificed.
Then Moses forced Beckman. York
to McNair. But Moses later scored
on McCoy's long double to center.
At this juncture Trout was rushed
to the rescue. Dir forced Johnson
to ground weakly to Gehringer
and end the inning.
IN DRIVERS SEAT
From then on Dir was in the
drivers seat. An error by York
and a couple of walks had him a
bit skittiSh in the seventh but
with the chips on the line. Dir
again disposed of the heavy-hitting
johnson for a third out.
Mullin and Harris had, Of
course, in the sixth, put the game
on ice for the Tigers.
A crowd of less than 1000 saw
the game. The Philadelphians
were saving their money for
today's Connie Mack Day" cele-
bration at Connie Mack Stadium. -
Tommy Bridges was to pitch
today for the Tigers with Jack
Knott the probable choice of the
Athletics. To date Bridges has
won three games and lost two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Runs hatted in-Ffancls ,. Wellman 2
panieison, Clifton. Chamberlain ?. Ruehle.
Makeheld Christensen. Two base hits -
Fracis. Chamberlain Saerince hits-Hol-
man. Christensen Schumacher. Three base
hits Wakeheld Nelson. Errors-Sonak 2.
Kuus-Of StoddArd in : 20 innings. of
bunker T. Struck out-By Stoddard l. BY
bunker 6, by Muir 0. Bases on balls-On
Stoddard o. Of bunker ). OF Muir o. Hit
by pitcher-Du tNelson. Holman.
Winning pitcher-Dunker. Len on bases
Indiana ,. Michigan g. Double play -
Danielson 20 KosmSn 10 Hoffman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

of players Well time reach
who think I'm presumptuous"
GENERAL MANAGER GILES of the world champion
of the coasng
something tolerate
apprase the players the basis
without performances
make them though II
for untried youngsters"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

error by the ST. Mary hurler, Joe
SchloG. when he threw John Bar
bour's easy fly ball into center
field. Hart. who stopped at third.
scored on Harry Browns long fly.
Bob German led the St. Afphou-
Sus batting attack with two hits.
Siebert. Potter and Kris made the
LOSERS hits. Hart showed the way
for St Gregory collecting two
bingles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE
. Chicago a. New Ynrk=RigneY ". Chan-
dler
Cleveland At Boston Feller vs. Wagner
DETROIT al Philadelp hia-B Bridges vs..
Knott
St Louis al Washington-AHen W.
Hudson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn az Pittsburgh-Casey vs.. Heint
zelman.
New York Al ChcaEo-Melton W. Olsen
Boston at ST Louis-Javery W. Warneke
PHILADELPHIA at Cincinnati Blanton vs..
Wander Nicer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Pin DOIdrums
Continue; One
Minor Change

A GIL in doubles brought Walter
wilkins of Acme Steel Treating
League TO fourth place in all
events today in the city champion
ship bowling tournament.
Otherwise the three-day dol
drums continued as other leaders
hung on. Three. days remain of
the team event and five in the
minor division.
In doubles, Francis Troy and
Thomas Kish from McGlews, east
side champion and runner-up for
the Travelling League title, had
yesterdays best performance at
Dearborn with 1897.
ONE PIN APART
Kish showed a 248 in 500 and
Troy 200-201 in 598. George Eyer
and George Radtke. from the
same team, clipped 1912 with
Eyer doing 1S0-202-211 for 593 in
singles.
Steve Spanos of Micromatic
Hone League placed 219-224 in 626
for the top singles effort after his
doubles gave him All when he
shot 145-147 after a 179 opener.
Jack Hall, the Naples, Dearborn,
marked 205-218 in GOA.
In the over-average group.
Harry Kuhr and Vernon Radford
made the best display with Ill.
Their par is 807 and their total
was 978. Kuhr's sol in singles
Melted 153.
FINISH SPOILS 600
James Sampson and Robert
Hull from Riviera Senior House
nailed 1855 or 108. In singles,
Mike Sylvester. American Fedora
ton of Labor League, gained LOG
from 592. His opener was 222.
Cecil Boyle from the same cir
cult tied Sylvester in pins over
average when he drew $50. A 156
finish spoiled a higher total. His
other efforts were 23l-202.
]. A. Norris and Stanley
Shocke from Jourdan Company
League wrote 1852 in champion
ship doubles. Norris rolled 604,
including 209-217. His singles
brought 583.
Cass Zebrowski from McGlews
was good for only 459 in singles.
Joe Locke and Nick Trompics
from Oldbru of the Eastern Trav-
cling League polled 1913. from
pics opened with 22l for a 594
singles.
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Major League Leaders
n, international New. service
uoNE RIM HITTERS


HOME RIN HITTER>
Keller, Yankees; Dihaggio. 1ankeess u'
Giants. walker Indians Mullin. Tigers
Fletcher Pirates.
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Mccormick. Reds. 6 Nicholson. Cubs. 5.
American: johnson. Athletics 7 DiMar-
Rio. YANKEES &: Keller. Yankees, s, Cor
don. Yankees, 6; York. Tigers, 9.
LEADING BATTERs
American Cronin. Red SoX. .i0j. Travis.
Senators 3as. siehert Athletics .37a.
Natto l. Vaughan. Pirates, 1912
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American Keller Yankees 80; Doerr.
Red SoN, IS; York. Tigers. p
National 49, Nicholson. e u =. %; or.
Giants q: Medwck. Dodgers. %; Camilii.
Dodgers, y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Preibisch Given Release

BOSTON May 17.-Outfielder
Melvin Preibisch has been released
TO its Hartford Eastern League
farm team by the Boston Braves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

ROGER PECKINPAUGH. a few min
utes later: IL thought at the start of the
year that the Tigers would be the team to
beat. Now, of course, 1 think the Yanks
are. The Tigers are completely licked
without Greenberg. As long as he was with
the team you could never walk him, be-
cause York was coming up behind him.
Now he's gone, and you can pass York
and take away most of their sting"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Anthony Novsk. 1917: August Bamberg,
679; Chuck Woods, 663 John W. Bauer
Jr, $50, clifford Mitchell. $50.
OVERANERAGE
Ernest Archer. l94: Stanley McGnL 1872
Matthew Donahue. l73; Dave Barnett, III /.
Carl Montag, 1853.
ALJ-ENENTS
Anthony Novak. 1918. Philip Van Stem
brouck. 1881: Walter wilkins 1855; George
Gingerella 1868. Cass Grygier. 1853.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

III UIIt stdsUH Il HIIIIOsI IInpOssIDIe TOT
thing, he doesn't get in as many games
takes his turn and he isn't used much In
relief roles, where you occasionally can
pick up cheap win. Besides, the modern
ball makes il tough. Seven or eight fellows
on the average big league team can hit
1t out of the lot and beat you. In the old
days Ii was different"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

come into the ring pound and a
half over the lightweight limit of
l35. But there is little doubt that
Montgomery will win just as
easily. if not more So when the
two meet this Summer with the
title on the line.
Lew started out as If he were
going to bear out Harry Greb's old
contention that there's no use
training as long as you've got a
natural punch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

LEFTY GOMEZ (same time. same
place.: "HOw am 4 doing? I'll tell you.
TOOts Shor Is the only bum 1 haven't
walked this year. You see this bat: It's
got pitchers written out on the end of
II, instead of an individual players name.
for the bat 1 know a lot of pitchers who ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
Jenkins
Loses
Decision

Continued from First Sport Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17
What They Say

BBY TELLER at the Yankee Stadium: "Winning 80
is almost impossible for modern pitcher For
doesn't S those old timers did He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
TICKETS FREE

Other girls who would like TO
come and who arc not affiliated
with any organization can obtain
admission tickets free from Mrs
Velma ISley at the Central Branch
Y. w G. A.
The floor show. which will be
personally staged by Alvino Roy,
will be even more elaborate than
last weeks show, which those at
tending the party declared 10 be
the tops
A novel feature Of the show will
he the closing number by the
Elaine Arndt dancers.
Besides the famous King sis
tiers - Louise, Alyce Donna and
Yvonne - featured entertainers
with the Alvino Rey orchestra,
there will be Skeets Herfurt Dick
Morgan. Bill Schallcn and Eddie
Julian. also from the band.
Others include Lillian Carmen,
who will headline the New Years.
Eve stage show at tho Fox The
alter tomorrow night; Jcane VII
liamS. singing and dancing star of
comedy the pianologuc
team of Irene Ross and Jack
Miner. and the petite comedy
acrobatic dancer, Betty Robin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Service Men S
SelcndBig Show
Set for Tonight
By SHANNON CoRMACK

Outstanding stars Of the stage,
radio and night clubs Will join
with Allno Rcy hls orchestra and
the King Sisters IN providing the
entertainment at The Detroit
Times Santa Claus for Service
Men second naval and military
hall Al the state Fair Auditorium
this evening.
The party tonight, like the one
last week, is the soldiers and
sailors own show and has been
arranged solely for their enter
talnmont. Every service man of
the United States and the Allies,
whether he IS stationed in or near
Detroit, or whether nc Is back
home on furlough is invited.
No man in uniform needs any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Obituary
Cyrus s. Richmond
Heart Attack Causes
Death Of DSR Aide

Arrangements are being com
pleted today for the burial OF
Cyrus s. Richmond, assistant gen
eral manager of transportation foi
the DSR since 1887. He died sud
denly of a heart attack at Sara
toga General Hospital.
Richmond began with the DSR
as a street car conductor 10 years
ago.
He was born in Farwell Mich,
in 1894 and moved 10 Detroit III
1922. His home was at 6ll9 New
port avenue
Surviving are his wife, Marie
his mother Jane; son. Clark
who is in the army medical corp,
at Camp Livingston, La. anc
three sisters. Mrs G. W. Moon
Mrs. Thomas Stearllng, and VIII
holmina.
The body is al the a II Peter,
Funeral Home, l2057 Gratiot ave
f,ha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
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Money refunded IL it doesn't please
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
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rom any druggist. and pour il into
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
No Tickets orr Sale

There are no tickets on sale
for tonights Detroit Times
Santa Claus for Service Men
naval and military ball
The party is entirely free 10
men IN the uniform of the armed
forces of the United States and
Tho NtficSy thCy need no Other
Identification.
Ladies who accompany soldiers
or sailors do not require tickets
either: hut other ladies can oh
tain tickets. free, from Mrs.
Nclma ISlcy at the Central
Branch YWCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

tickets for himself or his girl
friends. His uniform not only
entities him 10 admission but also
TO transportation on the DSR
buses. free checking. and if he is
driving a car, 10 free parking.
Those who have wives. sisters
or girl friends are invited to bring
them along, but for those who are
coming stag there will be plenty
of lovely Detroit girls on hand for
dancing partners only too willing
TO help the sailors and soldiers
make the most of the short leaves
they are having
Many of Dctroit'S girls clubs,
such as the Chrysler, Edison, Cen
eral Motors. Stouffer'S and Hud-
sons. arc sending large parties of
their members TO serve as dancing
partners for the mon in uniform.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Murphy Wishes
He Was There TO
Help FiIipinos

To Supreme Court Justice Frank
Murphy. once uONernof eorAral oi
the philippines the lapAncS0 M
vasior 81 me ISLANDS lS q personal
Tragedy which hC says h7S caused
him moro concern than Who Vel-
fare problems hc faced as Detroit S
MAYOR or even The Michigan >,i-
down strike, re faced as governor.
Il actually wish Mas back I'm
the island right now helping
those people" declared Murphy
who IS in Detroit for buc'
VISIT with his family.
1T seems awful 10 he - help
less when Your friends are being
ruthlesslN killed by an army
that knows no mercy
Il feel that the things that |
helped IN create-the democracy
and independence Of the islands
are now being DESTROYED by
the Japanese army"
HELPED FORM REGIME
The last governor general Of tho
islands and the first high commits
sioncr from 1898 20 1896 Justice
Murphy was largely responsible
for the Philippines independent
government and -lt-Mas- Mhlle De
was the head OF the islands tina
the small. but efficient Flllp!n.
army was expanded
THE Filipinos are small, hut
they are fighters" Murphy said
"No matter what happens. they
will battle for freedom.
I'VE must help them in every
WAY possible. The President has
assured the people Of the islands
that the United States will ulti-
mately free them from the
threat Of the Japs.
THAT is a promise that must
be kept"
Not only is Justice Murphy IA
miliar with the Philippines, hut HI
also knows many members of tht
japanese general staff who ar
now directing the invasion.
MET EMPEROR IN 1888
81 met the emperor and the
chiefs of STAFF in Toxic I'm 1893
when stopped there on my way
to the islands" he explained
AT that time there was much
talk of Japan's friendship for
the United States and particu-
larry the Filipinos. But even
then no one was fooled. Japan
has always coveted the Philip
pines as the richest prize In the
Pacific"
Murphy is held in high regar,
by the FiIipinoS and he IS planning
10 make a direct radio appeal 4
the people of the islands TO con
tinue their fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Miss Williams, singing and
dancing star, who will be
among the entertainers at the
military ball 10 be sponsored
by The Detroit Times Santa
for Service Men Committee
al the state Fair this night.