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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Another DiMdggio,
May Be a BdlIpldyer

NEW YORK, oct. 24.-GNS)-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DiMaggio have a
little baby boy today and If the
young man wants TO be ball
player like his father. jolting Joe
will have no objections.
The Yankees smuggling outfielder
said. It'll be okey with me" IL the
tot follows in his daddy's footsteps.
Mrs. DiMsggio. the former Doro-
thy Arnold OF the films, and baby
DiMaggio were doing nicely at
Doctors Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
u. D., Arkansas
ToHdvePdssinQ
Battle Tonight
Expecting $1,000 Fans
for Titans Last
Game Under Arcs
BY HAROLD KAHL

II the rival coaches stick 10
their guns, there will be an ex-
plosion of forward passes when
University of Detroit's football
team strives TO remain unbeaten
against University of Arkansas at
the stadium tonight. The kickoff
is at BIS.
II will be the T'itan's final APP
pearance Of the year under the
lights and Arkansas first visit
here. Due 10 the>Jitans' successes
thus far and the colorful style of
play employed by Arkansas. more
than $1,000 spectators are ex-
pected TO attend.
For years Arkansas has been
noted for its fine passing game.
So much, in fact, at one time IL
was called the "psssingest" team
in the country. The RaZorbacks
would throw from any point on
the field. regardless OF the score
or the time left to play.
NOT AS WILD
They are not supposed 10 be
quite as wild this year as they
have developed a good running
game TO 90 along with their
aerials. But in view of their re-
cent performances. they intend TO
break loose tonight and that's
what makes them dangerous.
Arkansas had the misfortune of
running up against Texas Chris
tan, Baylor and Texas on success
sive Saturdays after a opening
romp OF $50 over, Edmond Teach
ers. Texas. picked to cop the
Southwestern Conference cham
pion. won, 48-14 only last week, !.
Baylor, 20-7. and T. c. L.. 80.
These defeats rankle in the
Razorbacks' breasts and they are
determined TO make somebody pay
for it, Why not Rtroit? Victory
over the unbeater Titans will be
just the tonic they need and that
is their objective.
STRONG IN AIR
Detroit also is strong in the
overhead department, which makes
il look like the game will be de-
Icided in the air. The Titans
whipped Indiana on forward pass
and razzle- dazzled Oklahoma A.. e.
NJ. into submission via the air.
Their only two other games
against Wayne and Central State
Teachers were so one-sided they
were not even good practices.
The Titans intend TO rely on
the raZzle-daZzle TO carry them
over Arkansas, but they are by no
means limited 10 this style. Them
running attack is more powerful
and deceptive than II has been IN
Continued on Page 36)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

the meeting OF the Wanted Texas
University squad with Rice
Institute team which will endeavor
TO bounce back from an unex~
pected loss 10 Louisiana State. In
the upset of the season, We pick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

Northwestern Field until JULIUS FRANKS
personally rode him around and showed
it to him."
Michigan players tell you that Bob
Ke 'esar, on that grand goal line stand
made by Michigan, was through Bau-
man every time That's the price you
pay for fame, ALI. Maybe you'll do
better next year, but You must be
warned that julius Franks and Bob
Kolesar will still be doing business at
the same guard position for Michigan,
to say nothing of another soph guard,
Mervin Pregulman.
One Minnesota paper took the
Gopher and Wolverine outfits and COM
pared them man for man. Only Bob
ingalls,, the center, was conceded an
unquestioned edge over his opponent.
Ceithaml, off his performance against
given a questionable nod over the Min
Ter will have that article on the bulletin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
N.,bla4s
BY BOB nLusYhy
Gamblers Odds Are Is Against Michigan But
/, So Many Takers Lower Them

Let's look around and what's happenngFor one thing
professional gamblers laying II to against Michigan Satur
day and the boys swapping fast and in such large
hunks bet these odds won't last until game
time Probably have changed now.
Best crackIve the Michigan Northwestern game
thus came Wolverine supporter He said I'll
there much yardage in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

IdVtU Uy IIIdIIy tNptTIS On IIIt UUI-
standing team in the nation.
Unquestionably the major game
Of the day will take place at Ann
Arbor. with close to 10000 fans
on hand 10 see the great Big Nine
rivals, Michigan and Minnesota,
meet in a contest which will
go a long way toward determining
the conference championship for
the current season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

sacrifice because Harold ckes said there shortage
Word that just Buck got rid of his stations lckes
there shortage and everything is okay
II you hear of running berserk in South Carolina,
you'll know he the of Bo-Bo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

warm up drill. lhey Will stay IN
Jackson until the middle of tomor-
row morning, then move to Ann
Arbor.
BIGGEST CROWD
Everything is ready for the big
gest crowd in Michigan's football
history. Every ticket has been
sold for several days. The band
has had its dress rehearsal.
Yesterdays drill was light. al
though itran the fun two hours.
Passing and kicking took big
part and the boys were drilled
particularly on several new plays
Michigan plans to spring.
Twice in the last three years.
Michigan has fallen before the
Gophers by single point. Crisler
hopes to prevent this tomorrow.
Bill Mellow, who will do the kick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Oct. "a
It's MINNESOTA OVER MICHI-
GAN in the headline news of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
TOO HARD FOR U. NJ.

1t looks like a struggle of
unheard-of proportions, but we
feel that the great backs OF the
Gophers, operating behind a line
which rates in our book as the
best in the nation, will prove too
hard for the Wolverines to handle.
Many other fine games are
listed on the weekend schedule
Not so much because Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Boe++iqers to See the Game

Mr. and Mrs Boettiger (he is the daughter OF the
President the big battle Saturday They will be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
NINE PRIZE BOUTS

II Nassaney shows up, there will
be nine four-rounders with def
mite bearing on the prize money.
Other rounds may be added If
four other fighters are permitted
TO make a belated entrance.
Whether they fight will depend
upon approval of a majority Of
the fighters who already have
oualafied for the second round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
I'd White
Hope Meei
Tonight
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

There are 81 rounds OF boxing
scheduled for Olympia tonight as
Frank Barbaro's white hope
heavyweight tournament goes into
the second round. but not all of
the fighters will be in the running
for the $4,000 prize to be given
the winner.
To be exact, there are eight and
one-half bouts of eligible fighters
definitely scheduled. That half
enters into the picture because
Leo Campione, Owosso boy. may
find himself without a fight if
Al Nassaney, 800 FOUNDER from
Paterson, n. j.. is unable to get
away from his defense job.
Campione was originally sched-
uled to meet AL Cooper. Rock
Island. III. They were matched in
adverently although one is a
novice. The situation was solved
by Boxing Commissioner John j.
Hettche. who put Cooper. an eX-
perienced campaigner. in with Lee
Savold, tourney favorite from Des
Moines, Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
GOpherS and Rice
Frank Leahy Picks Minnesota Over u. M. in Day
Best Came Rice Over Texas in Years Big Upset
BY FRANK LEAHY

Director Of Athletics. University Of Notre Dame
Copyright 1871 King Features snyd., Inc.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
STRONG IN AIR

CONTINUED on Page 81
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

all playing bridge I thought OF
Terry. / saw his boat ont in the
hay. ! got my swimming suit.
exchanged in Don's cottage and
swan out TO Terry from the
dock. / was with him all the
time from then on. You heard
him say so himself"
II heard him say. so. That
doesn't mean l believe him After
what happened between you and
Terry at dinner-is il likely you
would have gone out to him in
the sailboat? And later when
you came swimming TO the is
land beach you came from an
entirely different direction from
Terry's boat Elaine, don't you
see how this is all no use ?"
Il don't care. l don't care
what you think"
Why did you swim to the is
land beach ?"
Because felt like il, because
it was such a beautiful night"
That isn't true. You were
looking for something looking
for something you knew would be
there"
Feeling suddenly tired and
hopeless Kay put her hand in the
pocket of her towel bathrobe and
brought out the split bathing
cap.
You were looking for this.
weren't you? Your bathing cap.
You didn't find it because | found
1t first. Perhaps you know where
IT was 1t was elutched in Ivor's
fingers
Elaine was staring at the sill
YER cap, her pupils wide with hor-
ror as if it were something UNI
clean.
You you found it in Ivor's
hand. No. no I don't believe
Suddenly she reached ont and
snatched it from Kay's hand
What If it Is my bathing
cap ~ she asked torfcntIaiiy. u
don't know. | don't know any
Continued on Page 20)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

THE girl glanced up sharp
". her dark hair swirling
around her shoulders When she
saw Kay she dropped the iron on
"a its stand moved as If 10 sweep
the garment off the board and
then let her hand fall at her side.
What are you doing Elaine 2'
The girls face was white. de-
hant. on her smooth temple the
long scratch stood out terrify-
ingly clear Il couldn't .sleep |
had TO do something to keep
from thinking I'm just IRON
ing ont my Stacks.
Kay crossed TO the ironing
board While Elaine watched
making no attempt TO prevent
her, she picked up the white gar
ment and shook it out
Elaine's lie had been pitifully
lame. This wasn't a pair of girls
Stacks. II was a pair Of cotton
pajama pants which. from the
length Of the leg and the width
OF the waist could only belong
to a man
Kay laid them down on the
board again. instinctively spread
ing them out as they had been.
Her thoughts had rushed back to
the moment when she had run
into the boatman's cottage 10 tell
him Of Ivors death. Don Baird
had been sitting at the desk
in white cotton pajamas!
Whose are these really,
Elaine o" asked Kay quietly,
Are they Don's ?"
"Don's? You're crazy OF
course they're not Don's " sud
denly Elaine's voice went fat
AT least they might be for al
! know. | don't know why |
pretended they were mine | |
lust found1hem here IN with the
rest of the things in the laundry
| picked them at random. Some
thing to press, something 10 oc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

4 JAMES doghsh factory AZ
M Bailey Island recently
W. opened for It's sixth sea
son Here Holbrook NJ. Me
Nellie of Harvard Uniycfsity
and David Richardson OF Mas
sachusctts Institute of Tech
nology pay two lobstermeu $25
a week each in addition TO the
COS, OF their gasoline and oil just
20 catch 1logfsh for them At
Mackercl Cove they have a small
laboratory fitted up IN an old
dsh shed and there they handle
or an average OF 10000 dogtish
SRI three or four Summer months
These FISH are used 10y classes
n biology iu various institutions
for study OF the circulatory
and nervous systems as well as
the BRAN structure much as use
is madc of guinea pigs rabbits
cats and pigeons The dogfshcs
must ho prepared for study soon
after th,y arc hroughtlu or they
arr of n0 value This is done
hy forcing e blue dye into the
oiouory system in sufficient
quantities to nu the cntit. an
'.uaI and souous system while
-a-velIoV dye goes INTO tho ucw-
Gus system These dyes make
Il easy for the student 10 trace
ou' the various parts IN his work
Of dissection The brain is given
different treatment and finally
the fish goes into q preserving
pickle solution Tho base Of which
i- f0rwaldehyde The fnny
creatures HtlI keep indefinitely in
t1ls bath Here is how the fish
are caught N
ln the Lower Bay the two
lobst,mcu se, 50o-hook travis
fairly close fro The shore where
they have learned hy long cN-
rru,nDc that doghsh are plcnti-
n Rcccrgy they hauled a 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Why Science Likes +he
Vicious Dogfish

hook trawl and got a doshsh on
every hook. Ordinarily they de-
liver from 900 TO 800 fish a day
To the factory
Or Earl @ Butchcr. professor
of biology AZ Hamilton College
I'M Clinton New York explain
ing Just why there is a sudden
increase OF interest IN doghsh
says "Dogfsh because of their
size. anatomy and wegedncss
provide unusually suitable ma
teual for experimentation They
are particularly good for kidney
stuiIos and one OF our group is
busy observing the excrction of
certain salts by them The prop
critics and reactions OF the new
dme protousl which has been
used $50 effectively on infections
iu humans is also being carefully
investigated ou these fish The
dughah are likewise supplying
material for determining the cf-
ic.ts of certain dull- ON blood
pressure They also provide
glands for use bon some studies
in tho extensive ncld of cndoc.
unolopy
By experimenting ON doghsh
e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

low and dry II suppose / can
tell you. l did 80 10 Don's cot
tage tonight. / only went be-
cause because he'd kept on and
on, because | knew there'd be no
peace until I did He said a lot
of crazy things about how aw-
ful Ivor was, how much ne hated
him, how | couldn't possibly love
him, how if / got wise 20 my
self I'd realize il was Don him
Self loved. 1t was all So stupid
She glanced at Kay from be-
hind long Pickering lashes
AT the end he ne tried 20
make love to me, of course. He's
terribly strong He pat his arms
around me, kissed me | couldn't
get away l struggled / guess
my dress got torn and / got
scratched. "
And Don had said he knew
nothing about that torn dress!
And after that. Elaine p"
why. nothing I managed TO
get away. l was furious l told
him l hated him. never wanted
to see him again ! ran out Of
the cottage That's all q"
Leaving the torn dress be-
hind ?" asked Kay tartly.
That was later. l went back
there later to change into my
swimming suit, Don wasn't THERE
then
You went To Dous cottage 10
change even though you'd just
told him you never wanted TO
see him again o"
Elaine stared at her. letting
the iron rest on the pajamas.
I've told YOU the truth Can't
you leave me alone now ?'
Kay took wild shot in the dark.
You admitted Don hated Ivor.
/ knew it anyway Maybe he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
THE GREEN DIARY

killed Ivor Maybe he got his
pajamas wet swimming back 10
the dock after he'd driven the
body over toward the island
Maybe that's why yohre ironing
them now 10 protect him" She
paused But then you wouldn't
want TO protect him, would you,
because you loathe him and you
loved Ivor so much"
She hated herself for having
To say that, hated 10 see the sud
den trapped look I'm Elaine's eyes,
You don't believe me. You
don't believe what | said"
Elaine gave "A little cry and
snatched the iron up from the
pajama pants There was an
acrid smell of burning and a
broad brown stain showed on
the white cotton With trembling
hands Elaine put the iron down
on its stand and started to fold
the pajamas into neat bundle.
MYTH sharp vehemence she
w said That about Don-it's
mad These aren't his pants. l
told you they weren't You're
just trying 10 trick me. You
know Don couldn't have had any
thing to do with il. He had an
alibi He was with Tim Thorne
when it il happened. Ask Tim
if YOU don't believe me"
Elaine. maybe Don isn't in
volved Maybe you're right But
there are so many other things
You've got to tell me the truth
What do you want me to
say Elaine picked up The folded
pajamas, clutching them tightly
against her breast. What can
! say but the truth I've told
You. After ! left Don | went
back 10 the house. / didn't know
what to do You you were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
New Liquid Denffriee Connoi IniUre Teeth
-Contoins Absolutely No Abrosives

Today literally millions Of people are unknowingy
causing serious damage TO their teeth which Ma
ture can never repair.
This injury is caused-not by the toothbrush
itself--but by regular brushing with the harmful
abrasives or securing materials contained in the
most widely-sold dentfrices.
Gradually as the months go by. these abra-
sives cut cavities into the soft part OF teeth
along the gum line exposed by shrinking gums
where there is no hard enamel to protect them
In fact, among people who brush their teeth
regularly, a very large percentage Of all cavities
along the gum line that require filling are prob
ably the result OF this injury. This was shown by
q clinical study published in a leading dental
innrnll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

struck. You can't know about
my dress too.
II saw it in Don's cottage when
/ went To tell him to phone the
police Elaine. unless you tell me
the truth, what am | going to
think ." She tried to keep her
voice from shaking You don't
want me 10 think YOU killed
Ivor do you ."
A little shiver went through
the girls body. Automatically
she started TO run the iron back
anti forth across the pajamas.
"All right" The words came
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
CONTINUED from Page I5)

hour of the night Someone
coming from some secret meet
inc with Elaine or Elaine her
self going where Suddenly the
moonlight huphicpcd from silver
20 pale yellow.
Somv-ae had TUNED on hight
downstairs
NHselcssIy So as not to. wake
simon KAY Shipped ON of-t,t,tt
and moved ,o tho window. Look
re out she SAW The lighted room
downstairs II was u the wing
which thrust out Go the night
Through IFS bare window she
could make out Inc white paint
the PLAIN wooden floor of me
kitchen And as She stood There
slim girls figure jos au oyster
gray housccoat moved to thc
window below and pulled down
the blind
EIAuc,--
Eay made ap 1rr mm u.-
staa,y Whatev,r ELAINE Vas
doing down there iu The Kitchen
This was chance 10 talk to her
before tomorrow morning which
would inevitably buns Major
clifford and danger she dire"
tho be1hiug cap from the copper
vase. pat ou bathIobe ana
stuffed the spit cap into the deep
pocket
Making her way cautiously
she crcpt downstairs and opened
door under which a light
showed
Elaine. standing by the win
dow did not see her at first I'm
her hand she held an electric
iron plugged into a socket in the
ceiling She was running II with
a feverish haste over an ndistiu-
-sstfisAaAle- Hhlte garment stretch
ed on an old ironing board
Elaine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Disclosed BY Scientific Research

These startling facts long known to many den
list, were recently confirmed by scientific re-
search Eminent independent scientists made ab-
oruory embarrassing tests with number of
the msst )widelysod dcntlriccs Every one cut
cavities into the soft part OF the teeth
In the same manner these scientists tested The
new liquid dentiirice-Ieel In no case did lee
injure the teeth in any way, because Teel con-
tans no abrasives OF any kind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
E3II.I.l!!Y!!!,,T!I.II1
Helps You Overcome
FALSE Teeth
Looseness and Worry

30 longer should ans wearer ~
loose dental plate feel l a' ras, te-
cause ~ the embarras r.'n' 10 causes
FASTEETH pleasant alkaline mon.
acid dentuie powder p'inki,t ou
plates holds them trw'f aud mon. come
fortahly In place 80 Cor-N pasiN taste
or feeling Special alkaline content aI-
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due 10 chatting ~ loose plate cf 90
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Accept ur -uN.'H3fr
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Millions Are lnjuring Their Teeth
Be Safe Brush Your Teeth the Liquid Way

and the dung surface film that hides the natural
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whittier more thrillngy beautiful.
With yoHr first Ieel brushing. you'll know
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the satiu-smooth feel OF Your teeth-by the
glorious freshness ofyourmouth Icclhelps sweeten
bad breath. It's easy to use and economical Only
a few drops are required for each brushing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
How TeeI Reveals Beuuty OF Your Smile

IeeI doesn't depend on abrasives for cleansing
Instead, it uses a newly-dis6overed patented
cleansing agent that's almost magio-like in the
way 1t helps reveal the natural whiteness and
beauty OF Your teeth II isn't soap vet multpes
into thousands OF tiny, cleansing bubbles in the
mouth
These active bubbles amazingly help to remove
the daily accumulation OF dcoayng food particles
,rsn Wiki, I'M, c,,at Britain R,r,,e t9o.,r,,,l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
siuri This sGfe Liquid Woy Today

Naturally YOU want TO save your precious teeth
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

cupy my mind.
n was painful 10 hear that
second even more threadbare lie.
Kay looked at the girls white.
drawn face
Can't you be frank with me,
Elaine? | know much much
more about Ivor than you think.
don't blame you for being IN
love with Don"
Elaine's lips half parted. In
love with Don p"
II know about that too Don
told nae everything tonight. .
Don told YOU Why should
YOU believe what he says ?'
FLAMES small tongue darted out
and then in again "Dons crazy
That's what he is crazy Chas-
ing me. Fostering me, trying TO
make me believe I'm in love with
him She caught her breath.
IT'S not true II hate Don
II was Ivor / loved. | was going
10 marry him L."
And yet tonight in the slave
cottage you let Don make love
To- YOU, let him kiss you"
What what do you mean -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

UcIMON saw you. Elaine,
y dear, don't you see I'm
only trying to help yon? In all
this CHASTITY business I'm only
trying to see if there isn't some
thing we can save You must
realize how important it is to
know the truth. Major Clifford
thinks Ivor was murdered ~
THAT isn't true! That's an in
sane, horrible lie"
-r-Buy re tt1irfts IT He going
to suspect us all, And he's prob
ably going to suspect you more
than anyone You must under
stand that. There's that scratch
on your temple The Major saw
it. And he knows Ivors face
was scratched too"
You can't think got
scratched struggling with -
Tvor,'
What | think doesn't matter.
Major Clifford's going 10 think
that Particularly if he finds your
evening dress torn and with
blood on it .."
My dress" Elaine's face was
pale, wooden, as if she had been