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Evening star., 1941-02-05
.Wanger Buys New
Magazine Story

Walter Wanger has purchased
the screen rights to the new maga-
zine serial by Barre Lyndon, Sun
down" 1t was scheduled for early
production.
Barre Lyndon is the author of a
number Of outstanding plays and
short stories, among them THE
Amazing DR. Clitterhouse" and The
Man in Halfmoon Street" Wanger
purchased the rights to "Sundown," D."
claiming it as "the most interesting
screen story have read since Beau
Geste' and 'Algiers'."
The story of Shutdown" is one
of the romance, intrigue and ad-
venture of white men in Africa to-
day Wanger has started plans
for one of the most ambitious pro-
ductionS in his career. Upon its
completion it will be released by
United Artists.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
He Would Be Right,
Except This Time

Cecil B. De Mile now finds him.
self torn between the alternatives of
being ludicrous or wrong. The situ-
alton revolves around a scene of his
next picture, Reap the Wild Wind"
in which the captain of a sailing
ship of 1840 halls another vessel at
sea.
According to De Miles research
director, Frank Calvin, there used
to be a hard and fast formula for
speaking" to a ship at sea. 1t be-
gan, Ship ahoy! What ship is that,
pray?"
But" De Mile points out, "if I
have a tough, burly skipper ask
What ship is that, pray?' I'm going
to get a giggle from the audience"
The Paramount producer director.
who'd rather be right than Presi-
dent, may have to change the FORM
ula unless he can find way out.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Another Robbery

Boy Steele will play the top role
in Republics THE Great Train Rob-
berry," which is listed as an action
special on the studio production
calendar Claire Carleton. Republic s
blond contract actress, will play the
feminine lead. The Great Train
Robbery" is based on an original
story by Garnett Weston and Robert
Shannon and Is not the story made
by Thomas Edison in 1909, which was
the first successful motion picture in
story form.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

to the National Theater February
II for the eighth Washington week of
Tobacco Road" has chalked up a
figure to which 2,450 is the closest
guess. The latest official conjecture
to come from the statistical depart
ment would have you know that
100000 persons have seen Tobacco
Road"
That makes it news when man
comes forth to say he has not seen
Tobacco Road" nor has he read
Mr.. CaldWell's book. His name is
Charley Grapewin. Approximately
124,669274 other inhabitants of the
United States have not seen To
bacco Road" either, and a number
of them may not have read the
novel, but they are not playing
Jeeter Lester in the film version of
Tobacco Road" which Twentieth
Century Fox should have completed
by this time. Mr. GrapeWin is.
But his Jeeter won't be an imitation
of Henry Hull or James Barton or
John Barton, unless there is only
one way to play Jeeter. Mr.. Grape
win has seen to that all right. We
only hope he keeps his record clean
and refuses to look at the film, too.
x x
Department of 1t Could be Worse:
do you~know how the movies are
showing South Americans what a
fine country the United States is?"
walls a gentlemen from Capitol
Hill. I'VE send them Mr.. Smith
Goes to Washington which tells
them our Senators are grafters, and
Grapes of Wrath which tells them
our farmers haven't any farms"
1t could be worse We could send
them Down Argentine Way" and
show them what some one in Holly
wood apparently thinks South
America is like.
Department of It's About Time:
Jean Cabin, the French film star
Chis "Daybreak" was just at the
Little) has been signed by Twentieth
Century-FoX and is due in Holly
wood in March. He's in Lisbon now.
M. Cabin is the fellow who has been
called The Spencer Tracy of
France" to which Mr.. Tracy's reply
was That's fine. if I only can be
called the Jean Cabin of the United
States"
Department of If It Isn't One
Thing It's Another: Now that she
has pretty well refuted that charge
that she is poison at the box office,
Katharine Hepburn has turned out
to be a great trial to those who
book vaudeville shows. When last
heard from The Philadelphia
Story" (due at the Palace tomor-
row was in its sixth week at New
York's Radio City Music Hall, tying
the record set by ''Rebecca" and top
ping Snow White" by a week and
possibly headed for a seventh week.
This is fine for Miss Hepburn. But
1t Is trial to the lads who have
vaudeville shows to think of, for
they find themselves scurrying about
TO find acts to replace those they
had scheduled direct from Music
Hail." the performers in that stage
show having discovered that playing
on the same bill with The Phil
adelphia Story is, instead of
couple of weeks work, a career.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

Little-"Queen of Destiny" with
Anna Neagle as Victoria, in techni-
color: Ills am, l:25, 3;25, $50,
7:35 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan-"North West
Mounted Police" De Mile adven-
ture in the Far North: 11:15 am,
1:50, 4:25. 7 and 9:35 pm.
Columbia-"Hudson's Bay" Paul
NUM- founds the fur trade there ::
11:25 am, 1:30, $50, $50. 7:35 and
9:35 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
National-"The Male Animal,
comedy by James Thurber and
Elliott Nugent, with Mr.. Nugent:
2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Wardman Park-"Gentle People,
produced by the Washington Civic
Theater: $50 pm.
Screen.
Earle-"Virginia," romance in the
new South: II am. 1:35, Ais, $50
and 9:40 pm. Stage shows: l, $40,
6:15 and 9:05 pm.
Capitol-"Second Chorus" musi-
cal frivolity with Fred Astaire and
Burgess Meredith: 1880 am, 1:35
4:20, 7:05 and $50 pm. Stage shows:
12:4O, 1925, 6:10 and 8:55 pm.
Palace-"Gone With the Wind"
first anniversary showing: $50 am,
1:20, Sis and 9:10 pm.
Keith's-"Buck Privates," Abbott
and Costello caught in the draft:
11:30 am, 1:35, $40, $50. 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Wins a Contract

Shirley Ross has been signed to
a long-term contract by Warner
Bros. as the result of her work in
She Stayed Kissed" in which she
appeared with Dennis Morgan and
Jane Wyatt. Miss Ross will resume
her screen work after the birth Of
her child, expected in May.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
COrtez Returns
After a four-year absence, Ricardo

After four-year absence, Ricardo
Cortez has returned to the Warner
Bros studio to play a featured role
in No Hard Feelings" Another
important newly announced men,
ber of the cast is Regis Toomey,
who impressed the studio heads with
his work in the forthcoming Meet
John Doe Playing opposite each
other for the third time. William
Lundigan and Maris Wrixon have
the romantic leads. William Nc
Gam directs.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

Heather Angel and Rose Hobart
have been added to the cast of
Singapore Woman" at Warner
Bros. Brenda Marshall and David
Bruce have the leading roles. Jean
NeguleSco is directing.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
Charley Grapewin's a Man
Among 124,669,275
He Hasn't Seen Tobacco Road
Either, but He Still Is to Be
The Cinemas Jeeter Lester
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

Department of Ignorance May Be Bliss After ALL Since
settle down amazing record Tobacco
been of the population these
Broadway the Kirkland of the
something
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
.Longhorns Bury
/ L. 5 S. Il t., 81 $40

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. Living
up 100 per cent to their advance
notices. the highly-touted Univer-
sity of Texas Longhorns buried the
Tigers from Louisiana State Uni
versity. $40. today.
Every man on the Texas squad.
except one who was injured,
played as Coach Dana Bibles first,
second and third teams contrib
uted their share of touchdowns.
The line play Of the Longhorns
was little short of sensational in
view of the fact that all three
lines proved equally good.
Neither team had been expected
to show very much because of the
wet gridiron and the binding rain
which fell during the first quarter.
However, big Pete Layden proved
himself a great mudhorse in the
brief time he was allowed to play,
running on one occasion 65 yards
for A touchdown and making long
gains almost at Will through the
line.
Others with touchdowns TO their
credit included Roberts. Grain and
Minor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Buzz these stamps this- weak
Put them on all your letters. Let
people in other parts of the colln=
try know that you are conser-
vation-minded,
Advertise Michigan and show
your interest in the outdoors and
BY using them on all
your outgoing mail during the next
seven days you viii attract visitors
TO Michigan, and you will be help
ing TO keep your state the finest
in the country.
Stamps may be purchased
through all sportmen's clubs. IS
well as garden clubs. schools.
civic organizations, sporting goods
dealers and in the lobby of The
Detroit Times.
For your supply of stamps to
sell, telephone the Detroit Sport
mems Congress, Cherry 1858, or
write them at 1881 Majestic Build
ing. Every dollar collected is turned
over to the Michigan United
Conservation Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Learn 10 Bowl
Week Begins
Here Monday
instruction Force
Drawn From City's
Ace PERFORMERS

Various establishments IN De-
troit begin participation Monday
in National Learn 10 Bowl Week
which continues through October
il. Instructors are drawn largely
from among the men and women
forming the teams of the cityis
major circuits and selected because
of their fair for teaching
Progress in bowling is not a hit
or miss procedure. To show a pass
able average one must understand
such fundamentals as proper ball
selection, a grip adapted TO The
players physical characteristics.
approach, number Of steps and
spacing. and the various angles Of
sight and detection, and proper
release.
Even those who rank as the
city'S aces insist that tanning a ball
is a lifelong undertaking. The high
average men and women only hope
10 make n behave most of the
time And If the stars have their
troubles the novice cannot hope 10
improve without thorough ground
ing in essentials. Constant practice
must follow before one develops a
skill which makes for greater
endowment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Ell Rdfffy EEdges
|0ut Virginia
cOpyvigAt BY Detroit Times. Az ri0hti rs''0'

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct a.
Staging d thrilling second half
comeback. Yale today edged out
Virginia, u TO 10.
Virginia, twice victorious this
season, looked like the proverbial
million dollars during the first
half. rolling up a 1910 lead, but a
hard-charging Eli array had taken
its toll by wearing down the
Cavaliers to a FRAGILE. In the
second half, Yale proved a steam
roller as Taylor. Harrison and
Capt. AL Bartholemy tailed touch
downs for Yale and Seymour con-
verted two and Dent one to
switch the tide of battle to a
heavy Blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Mail Your Address,
Receive Your Award

OF the 500 winners in The De-
troit Times-Montgomery ware
Hunters shoot, all but 10 have re.
ceived their prizes. They are c.
Fenn.' George Clark, Elmer Lind
ley, G. Woodruff. p. Brevick. Joe
Bonnice G. o. Schafer, II. Tyler
D. Beach and Everett King.
These winners gave wrong adj
dresses and their prizes were re.
turned TO the Sports Department
of the Times. Prizes may be
obtained by mailing correct adj
dresses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

search, Michigan Department of
Conservation and other experts
and scientists.
The fish, was known for some
years TO a small group of Kewee-
nav anglers headed by Rueben j.
Rowe of Calumet, president of the
Copper Country Conservation
League, but il was not formally
recognized by the general sporting
public until the conservation de-
partment classified Il as a new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Dates for


October BILL Michigan Conser-
walton Week. Wildhfe stamp
sale begins an proceeds go
20 Michigan United ConserVa-
ton Clubs for fin a n in *
conservation programs. edhca=
tional work and other projects
OF direct benefit 10 MICHIGAN.
Stamps on sale al all sports
mems clubs. sporting goods
stores garden clubs and ieeby
OF The Detroit Times.
October So - Novice shooting
dog stake for men, women
and children, who have never
entered dog IN a sanctioned
field trial 10 be held at L. A.
Young Gun Club. Nine-Miie
road and Southfield.
October SO - American Kennel
Club licensed field trials near
Hastings. sponsored by VOL
VERNE Beagle Club.
October 3 -- Regular meeting
Monroe Rod and Gun Club,
Monroe. Durant Allen Of EX-
perimental Farm, East Lam
sing, speaker
October 8. - Regular meeting.
Greater Detroit Rod and Gun
Club, al hteir clubhouse, l3-
4,alla- read and M-q7.
October 9-Annual sportsmen's
dance of Monroe County Rod
and Gun Club; at Hickory
Park, Monroe.
October 12-Detroit Sports
mems Congress will meet in
front of City Hall. 9 a. m,
for annual poster campaign.
October IL - Greater Detroit
Medley Shoot. 13-Mile road,
and M-97. Skeet, trap, rifle,
pistol and archery.
October II - National Brittany
Spaniel Field Trial at L. A.
Young Gun Club, 9-MI1e road
and Southfield.
October 12-City Field Archery
championship at l0l2 Mile
road and Telegraph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Plan Shooting Dog Stake
For Brittany Spaniels

Arrangements FOR holding 8
National Amateur Brittany
Spaniel Shooting Dog Stake, are
being made by +. w. Averill,
president Of the Michigan Sports
mems Association. and Bob Nc
Curdy. chairman of the field trial
committee.
IL successful, q meet VIII be
held at the l.. A. Young Gun
Club. Detroit, October II.
Averill has mailed letters TO
Brittany owners throughout the
country to agree on this date.
He also advised in his letter that
a request had been made TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

HANCOCK, Mich, oct. "A
streamlined mystery fish, throw
-hacite Of tAe glacial age, has come
UP from the misty past 10 Chal-
lengo The -proiEGS-n --tAe-- 4fieeieFft
ny fisherman.
His name Is Gorgeous Clupea-
formis Medorae - Lake Medora
Whitefish. in common lingo-and
he Is specdier than the trout and
gamer than the bass and he
relisheS kitchen m { he's for
lunch. Nowhere else is he found
but in deep roCk-rimmed Lake
Medora on the keweenaw PENN
sula of Upper Michigan.
Here. among the dark coves this
strange, orphaned family has in
habited for thousands of years in
odd incarceration, he is providing
late Autumn anglers with many
moments OF new and thrilling
sport. He's so new in the game
that most fishermen don't know
how to catch him-and most have
never seen him.
You may hook this silvery
streak. but you'll get odds that
you don't land him. At least not
the first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
By Clayton II. Smith
TH4E OLD BtUJTTTERF2AlUT TREE

woods youths trudged long ago
TO the Civil War.
Then. too. we may dwell on the
ways of squirrels, handsome and
1.-the creatures that frisk in these
trees, for later in the year we
shall come upon shells from which
the little animals have taken the
kernels. In the butternuts squirrels
gnaw- only one oblong opening OH
each side, but in the walnuts they
chisel two openings that they may
take the meats.
Butternuts are two-celled, wal
nuts four-celled, and therefore
each must be opened in a different
manner by the scamps of the tree
tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

American Field for permission to
use this designation.
There appears to be little
question:" Averill writes. "that
the greatest concentration OF
Brittany SpanieIs Is around De-
troit, thanks to the good work
OF Rene Joubert, hut IL IL also
probably true that a majority
of the best Brfttauies are stiff
to be found outside OF Mlchi-
gan"
The Michigan Sportsmen's AS
ISOLATION has held Brittany field
trials during the past four years
az the l.. A. Young Gun Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Pheasants Choose
Ideal Resting Spot

BOYNE CITY, Oct. 4.-There Is
little danger that one flock Of
pheasants here will be the victims
of any illegal shooting. The four
cocks and five hens are making
their home in the lot adjoining
local conservation department
headquarters, in the heart Of town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

and distinct local subspecies.
koelz determined this particu-
lar kind of whitefish occurs on in
Lake Medora. and is not 10 be con-
fused with the Menominee white
fish or pilot fish. Tt has fins like
a shark. a deeper body, a smaller
head. wide Swooping tail, big
scales, a small tender mouth and
a slightly bumped back. is
silvery and blue in color.
Lake Medorss a Withholding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Nature in October

In Autumn. years ago, the soil
tary butternut tree stood in beauty
at the FARMS eastern boundary
now time has made of il crippled
thing. disregarded in Spring and
Summer. But in October days X
is beloved of girls and boys and
sharp-eyed black squirrels.
Elsewhere on the farm stand
half a score of black walnut trees,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Familiar With Species

Rowe. an ardent conservatiOniS
who has been fighting for eStab
lishment of a legal limit of II
a day. Is in possession
and an S-inch minimum length. i
as familiar with the new specie.
as any one.
Comparatively few people
have ever caught the medora
whitefish," he declares, "simpIy
because their habits have not
been known. The imedora'
measures about II inches and
the largest about "a inches I'm
length. What he lacks I'm size
he makes up in speed and
spirit.
Lighting my pipe one eve
ming as i fished I'm a sldH," he
says, II tossed n burnt match
onto the calm water and was
amazed 20 see a fish strike lt.
tossed I'm a few more and then
handfuls OF broken sticks and
more fish began 60 strike.
"The best time TO fish Is at
shutdown. Fishing Is good until
after dark. Never try 'hOrsing'
n whiteiish-bis tender mouth
Just won't stand IL. Just fish
him-and use every hit Of skill
YOU have. You'll need Il. And
when YOU Try this fighting fool,
you'll find the flesh halxy, white
and delicious"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Left for Children

When school is out, and the
wind right. farmer may hear
merry cries as children gather
the long pointed butternuts whose
sticky husks stain the hands of
the eager harvesters.
Tonight the butternut tree will
be deserted, transformed to beauty
hy the shadows. We shall lean
on the fence as a great round
harvest moon rises 10 shine in gold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
This Is Week
To Aid States
Conservation
2sc Wild Life Stamp
Proceeds to Help
Beauty State

This is Michigan Conservation
Week.
For the next seven days every
man, woman and child, whether
they be hunter. fisherman, hiker,
or admirer of scenic beauty can
show their gratitude for the great
est outdoor state in the nation by
purchasing at least one ascent
book Of Al Michigan Wildlife
Stamps.
The proceeds from the sale or
these stamps will be used by
the Michigan United Conservation
Clubs for further identifying the
state. financing of conservation
programs. educational work and
other useful programs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Mellow Trumpet Calls
Heard in NorthIdnd

Mellow trumpet calls OF sandhill
cranes gathering for Fall migra-
ton TO Gulf states, are being heard
daily in the vicinity of the Seney
federal wildfowl refuge in the
Upper Peninsula. The flights OF
these birds will continue through
October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

feel restraint when in
the world OF groWnupS, here they
gather, in quiet intensity, their
treasure.
None but children and squirrels
hafvests the nuts. for the aged
farmer is a kindly man. He would
be unwise who shot a squirrel on
his place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

through the all but leafless tree.
Then, again, unseen in its branches,
a Screech owl may send forth a
quavering tremolo over fields of
stocked corn where, ON silent
wings, it seeks mice
AS the full moon climbs beyond
the topmost boughs its shield Will
change from pumpkin gold TO
huhed silver, making Light the
folds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

S till majestic,
though ruinous
with age.
Young people
come with baS-
kets and sacks
TO bear away
the W a In u ( 5,
too, but never
are heard the
carefree shouts
that come from
about the but
ternut tree. Per-
haps it is be-
cause the wal
nut trees are
near the farm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Mysteries UnraUeIed

The mysteries surrounding the
ancestry Of the medora whitefsh,
a distant relative of the Great
Lakes whitehsh. are being un-
raveled now by Walter koelz,
University of Michigan fish eX-
pert. Carl L. Hubs, curator Of
fishes OF the University of Aficf1i-
gan; Or. A. S. Hazard director Of
the Institute fox Fisheries Re.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Tulane Buries PIainsmen

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 4.-0NS)
Mixing a powerful running at
tack with an equally powerful
passing game, the Greenies Of
Tulane University buried the
.Plainsmen Of Auburn under a top
heavy score Of 800 here today be-
fore $4,000 fans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Non-Profit Group

These special commemoratory
stamps have been issued by the
Michigan United Conservation
Clubs, a non profit organization
with 11S affiliated clubs located in
every part of the state. The stamps
illustrate various aspects of Mich
igan conservation, such as deer,
pheasant, trout, waterfalls and
lake shores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Recall History

Half-musing, we may recollect
AS we did in another Fall--that
it was in "butternut jeans, :"
trousers dyed with the husks of
the fruit of this tree. that back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Skill Pays Of

To the person who wants an
exercise that is not too firing, does
not require too much time or
money. bowling offers something.
The enjoyment of the game comes
not from mere idle. aimless ~mess-
ing around. but out OF sufficient
ability 10 compete in ones parucu-
-fTT Tf4es ~ 1881
scores.
The better one rolls the more
exercise. relaxation and pleasure
he or she receives.
only informed pefsoDs can teach
Fundamentally and these are as
necessary 10 bowling as to tennis
golf rifle hooting, archery.
hockey football, or any other ath-
leuc endeavor requiring concen-
tratiOn and technique.
Below is a partial list Of rccrea-
lion points where instruction Is
offered and the names Of the in-
structors:
~ Centre. Leo Tor.an; Centennial,
LOUIS burr snd 60 GDralcEYf, Chene-
Tr9moiy. Joe Paai1e Ciao Be0-Le. Casrtrs
~ tN'f Nt.tN"tf 1919 ~ H.N.f Aff%sliHf aHAt
Byien anc Don Tsanau, Garden. Joe Pet.
trich; New Garhtd KAE. MAiik Great
Lakes, Harry Tohain. Hevueu's, Joe
Glowinf loves PRANK CTaesis; Macb-
Boulevard, Frank DamIcu. 81 Elliott Joe
and Jun Tropca. New Falrview Henry
Cumo North End. Archie JankCVEki. Nor
faWr, Eclu I-nltr-a and GetrEe HGyhBla.
Palace Harold Alien; Palace schoeuhe
Pau Mobiey Palmer PARK. k4sanor Brown
ParEsec. Herbert Lecori. Playdigm. jerry
NoVnri Rainbow Andy Sfefari Riuer'e.
Paul Cit0; kivt-ti9e Norman I1ndhoim
s1utheastrru, Nrs. E6na McKenuS ana
E~ie Roac state IalT. E.dfh Schultz,
Twentieth Century steve shocke. Van
Dyke. Francis Peter MACK: Vogue Hank
1eahys w ter Ga-ten. Emma 1913.
W-rm =. Charles WOODS
MTST SIDE
Aliens Bert Alien, Awhassaao-. Rud
EassoN. Argyle cara Allen. Bowling
= -
Ben ietr pesrh1-u Fred snyder and Al
INkNFU. ptffof tefftatipt. Fred kreckle
Dexter. Joe Adams ElG Noruauer sOtls
Walton Ferudale. Jim Heating Port R9uif
Nar1, jim HrbtF. Gieucagiee Clara Allen
Grand River Ilseru0s. MEa FYriyn WOODS
Imperial Nerf Love Mar'rF. p Warden
ard Whlnev Eglott- ENipt- 8 johnny Mi
Ittf. Olympic Ted Thornton Orient. r. W
Springer. Palace DIX. Fufy Elure buecn B.
Riviera. Pops WNictt ard Ott1 He.d. Roia
vile John NrviAuo. Etrathmuor Wayne
fpsuldlnc Tower Ann Wflis VARSITY
Steve KowalczyE .ifve~nos walter
cullen West chicago. Earl Greuel. West
petrdN Walter Bartlett. Mlz1. Carl
ScnNIkerf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
WTST SIDE
Band in Training

Ohio State University's TO
piece band is praciicing eight
hours a day and eating at train
Ing table.