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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

come tall and fully equipped with
a glamour hank of long, dark hair.
Her long, glamour hank is dark
blond.
Miss Gordon is heading for a
double-decker debut. On Septem-
Der II, she will make her pre-
-liminary bow at the Debutante
Ball at Raleigh. n. C., and on the
night of January l. she will be
presented al a large dinner party
before the annual Debutante Ball
in New York.
Neither one OF the two gals
most generally regarded as the
glamour kids of 194l-42, Anne
Bullitt and Gloria Vanderbilt, put
in an appearance. The. press agent
explained that Miss V. had been
unavoidably detained in Hollywood
and Miss B., daughter of exam
baSsador Bill Bullitt, had sent re-
grets because She, too, is out OF
town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
Hank Won'tlo
Corporal Rating,
Officer Reports
Time. star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, Aug. o.
Corp. Hank Greenberg. former
Tiger outfielder. did not violate
any rules when he returned yes
terday morning 10 his barracks
shortly after 1890 a. m. and did
not stand danger losing his
newly won corporal stripes. his
commanding officer, Lieut.. A. II.
Vogel. said today.
He explained that ii was at first
believed Greenberg had been in
his barracks at IL p m. when the
bed check is taken and then left
In his own automobile. This mis-
understanding arose because of
the manner in which the check is
made. he said On the bed check
records, a soldier having permits
sion from proper authorities to
overstay the curfew is listed as
being present. Such record was
made in GreenbergS case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
NOT ON MANEUNERS

The incident revealed feF-ttfe
first time that Hank had been
left behind while other troops
went on maneuvers Fort officers
Satd that Il HOHCoTnHIISSIOned Of
hcer and two privates from each
company OF the 2nd Infantry re-
manned at Fort Custer FOR house
keeping chores.
a member or The antItdnk COM
pany OF the infantry regiment.
Corporal 6reenterg participated
IN the Tennessee maneuverS only
few weeks after he was in
Quoted into the army. He received
high praise from superior officers
for his work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Frazier. But Miss Brenda, like Ole
Man River, jes keeps rolling along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

Gen. Hugh s. Johns ON,
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28
HELD FOR SPEEDING

After the former baseball star
was taken into custody by mill
tary police for speeding AZ miles
an hour through the reservation,
fort officers pointed out that
under army regulations he was
liable 10 lose his stripes or be put
on kitchen police duty.
SbortlN before Greenberg was
20 face hts commanding officer on
the more serious charge OF being
out Of his barracks after hours.
Sergt. r. f. Shore revealed that
he had received pass signed
by proper authorities.
AS a result, Hank received pun
ishment only for speeding through
the 25-mile-an-hour zone. For the
next 30 days -he-wiii not TIC per-
mitted 10 operate his automobile
within the military reservation.
The keys 10 the car were turned
over 10 Lieutenant Vogel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

It's drawing close probably the biggest saving chance
of your lifetime. Even normal times these fur would
be sought after buys $19. Now in sight
this price. Skins beautifully blended and handled work
manshp its unhurred best furs ahead in sty
ing your present outlay need be only $40. There's
possible why you should put off buying your fur
FLooRs-sEARs DETROIT DEPARTMENT STORES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-28

ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Stars Live Up TO Notices

can't be truthfuy though that all of the All
Americas the field carried blazing beacons
Sudge, the guard didn't have good day
Bosons AAmerca end Gene Goodreaut playing with heavy
looked like mediocre end Goodreault
has been the Detroit Lions for the 1941
The best ineman Bostons George Kerr. For
of the best would want to
Except showseang climax by ORourke the best
back Harry Connolly understudy to ORouke
questions of my friends in Detroit
might ask is this
How would Michigan fare with either Tennessee Boston
College?
Ny a would be- that the Michigan
licked either these Ten
@eldriled football team, but il team
with many good backs and NOT single outstanding back
Boston Colleges wouldn't compare with Mchigans line
and dangerous Charlie ORourke Tom Harmon
still like football that show a super-star
Neither years Sugar Bowl teams had superstarA
But for blocking and tacklng for crashing of man
against body against body and helorleather action
WELL Sugar Bowl battle of the best the South
will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Boston College Better Team

Boston College because for this almporant day at
least football The Eagles because
they had spirit and ngfu zes for tough going hey won
because they refused settle for esemethng almost any
would have done under similar conditions
Most of the breaks Tennessees One touchdown
game after Charlie ORourke
had fumbed kick and placed his very bad hole
The Tennessee touchdown scored when pass
interference called early in the third quarter Boston and
the Vols given the ball the 3yard line They scored from
there.
So when you look back the both of Tennessee
touehdowns result of breaks.
Boston three touchdowns. The first after a
blocked kick the third quarter Incidentally the first
has had blocked in four But
blocked by Wooncz and Zabsk recovered Tennes
sees II.
College hadn't been very much in
football game The Vols looked like they going to
make Of the first quarter with oacke smashes
and occasional passes. T~>>
But the Eagles break they proved their merit
Connolly subbng ORourke who had Jared badly the
quarter around his right end for the last y yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Continued on Page 20)

PASADENA. Cal. Jan. ,. -
Stanford Indians and their coach,
Clark ShaughnesSey, who one
year ago were twin rivals for foot
balls oblivion crown. reached the
peak of their incomparably sue
cessful union here yesterday when
the white-uniformed Indians won
the Rose Bowl game from Ne
braska. 2l-13.
A mob of 81 800 500 spectators filled
the great concrete oval to the
Spilling point, and paid more than
$500. 600 10 see. this last brilliant
act in a rags-to-riches drama at
which the nearby Hollywood see
narists would scott And in the
purple shadows of the towering
Sierra MadreS which look down
on the Rose Bowl, the mob stood
up at the end of the game to cheer
the happy warriors and the coach
who. a year ago had trouble get
ting a ticket 10 the game.
Twice Stanford had 10 Symbol
lie its, unparalleled 1910 come
back by fighting It's way past
Nebraska leads The rugged Corn
huSkerS, beaten only by Mime
sofa this past season. led. 10 and
1871 in see-saw struggle which
eventually saw the triumph of
Stanford dexterily over Nebraska
braWD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
International News Service Wire

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The dust
was a long time settling today
over the Chicago Stadium follow
ing a slam bang hockey game
between the Detroit Red Wings
and Chicago Blackhawks. fea-
tured by fist fights among players
and spectators alike. Detroit won
the game. 4 to l.
A major disturbance was mar
rowly averted when. al the end
of the game. Jimmy Orlando of
the Red Wings exchanged words
with a spectator, Charles Y. Free
man Jr Orlando reached over
the guard rail with a swinging
right and knocked Freeman out.
I Freeman. son of the chairman
of the Commonwealth Edison
Company, was accompanied by his
wife. He left for home soon after
the incident and would not COM
ment about it, Spectators spilled
out onto the ice. apparently
angered by Orlando's actions. but
the Detroit player left the rink
at once and the crowd quoted.
Previously a major fight had
broken out among the players in
the first period which resulted in
Punishment of six players to the
penalty box. including Orlando.
BAD FOR HAWKS
The ice was finally cleared.
however. and the crowd filed out
into the rainy night. II was the
Wings fourth straight victory
over the Hawks this season and
gave the DetroiterS a firmer hold
on second place in the standings,
just four points behind Toronto
Leafs.
On the other hand. it was a
disastrous night for the Chicago
tribe. which appeared in new
white sweaters carrying their
numerals on the front and back.
Several of them went into the
battle sorely crippled and many
came out of the melee much worse
for wear.
JOHNNY Mariucci. Hawks de-
tense player. who took part in
the first battle. had to drop out
in the final chukker. Mariucci.
Johnny Gottselig and Pep Kelly
served major penalties among the
Hawks. while Orlando. Don Crosse
and Eddie Wares received the long
counts among the Wings.
n GottSelig scored the Hawks
lone goal. while Carl LiScombe.
Wares, sgd Howe and Ebbie
Goodfellow did the counting for
Detroit. Howe'S contribution was
a solo. Wings earning assists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
S37, 500 Offered
Jarrin' John =.

DALLAS, Jan. Inns John
Kimbrough, All-American fullback
for the Texas AggieS, who COM
pleted his collegiate career yes
terday in the Cotton Bowl, plans
10 play with the New York
Yankees, American professional
Football League team-if he does
not get a better offer.
kimbrough said the Yankees
had offered him S37 500 for a
single season. The National Foot
ball Leagues draft assigned Kim
brough to the Chicago Cardinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
But When O'Rourke Came Back!

12yard with il the single show of
power blocking all Boston Col
Henry Toczyow hit Foxx Tennessees backfeld
hard that Foxx down in sections
Boston had the spirit They had Tennessee came
back with the help the interference penalty to and
then Boston with ORourke still the sdenes tied the score
again 1873
Young Leahy, who today football castle Of
dreams ORourke the game until well in the last
quarter.
What job ORourke did when he came back Tennessee
carried all the way Bosons Z
line fourth down Foxx dropped back and tried
placement from the 13-yard line that went WILD
Only six of play. You would think after
ueh call any would settle for 1913 tie
But not Charlie ORourke. Not Eagles from Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
3-Ring Belt Meet Opens Tonight
HdrnnonGiives
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lis 14Points

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, Jan.
2.-If there had been a few more
University of Michigan players
around the East All-Stars might
be heading for Los Angeles today
for another tilt with the West on
Sunday with a victory instead OF a
20 TO Ia defeat.
What there was OF the Andy
Kerr-Bernie Bierman coached team
in the sxteeRSh annual Shrine
Classic played before a capacity
crowd of $1,000 had distinct
Wolverine tinge with Tommy Har-
mon. Forest Evashevski and Ed
Frutig combining their talents for
both East scores.
Far from the Harmon that San
Francisco fans saw run wild
against California. the Wolverine
ALL American was practically help
less when II came 70 running aud
resorted 10 passing with good r.
suits. Altogether he passed l3
times and completed seven. two
for touchdowns, for a net gain OF
Sc yards.
II looked like the East was
really going places in the frs.
quarter when Harmon opened up
with a i7-yard canter and then
passed six yards to Evashevki who
made a beautiful one-handed catch
on the two-yard line and stepped
INTO The end zone.
But from then until the fourth
quarter 1t was all West and all
Paul ChriStman of Missouri lie
completed nine out Of u passes
and made two good for touch
downs.
Harmon finally got going again
in the fourth quarter and eE-
gineered a 65-yard march that
eliminated with a 17-yard touch
down pass TO ms teammate I'd
Frutig.
Harmon carried the ball l6
times for 53 yards in the three
quarters he played. Frutig played
good ball al end but Evashevskis
blocking was way off and Harmon
soon discovered that YOU can't be
a radio star, assistant promoter Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Naval Arnnory
To Be Site
Of 10OBouts
BY EDGAR HAYES

The sixth annual Detroit Times
Diamond Belt amateur boxing
tournament will get under way
tonight at the Naval Armory
starting at z O'Clock. A giant
three-ring program of more than
100 bouts has been arranged for
the opening night. with fighting
in all weight classes.
The doors at Naval Armory.
East jefferson at the Belle Isle
Bridge. will be opened at 6 o'clock.
Reserved seats are available all
day at the Naval Arrnory and The
Detroit Times lobby. These seats
are Is cents. The unreserved
seats will go on sale at 6 o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
DETROIT TIMES, JANUARY 2, 1s41 PAGE 10
n
Ho6 !: !: !! q
II BY BoS m.qh4

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2-It crashing. herman battle
game bringing together two undeeated and united
teams spectacle $4,000 sitting the
edges their seats unbuttoning collars women
unconscouy crumbng tearing flowers from their dresses
It game that started with swift hard-hitting action
II game that ended with glorious climax
No matter you happen to hail from Tawas or Tmbucoo
would have loved the Sugar Bowl football battle OF New
Years Day 1941 between Tennessee and Boston College
have liked for the lift and drive of the two
would liked for the drove tackng and the
blocking the finish you would have loved
all the story book hero Charlie ORourke
the bench live up all that has been said and
written Of him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
BAMBOOZLE INVADERS

There were giants among the
Indians and they were needed.
frankie Albert, Duke Gallarneau,
Pete kmetovic and Norm Stand
lee, the Stanford backfield which
was a joke last year, seized the
sharp weapon of Shaughnessy's
IT" formation and used it as a
sabre to hadk and feint its way
through Tho bone and muscle OF
one of the greatest defensive
teams in the land.
Nebraska scored in seven plays
after ;Albert'S poor opening kick
off. Francis brought the wobbly
boot back 10 midfield from the 35
Harry Hopp was Smothered by the
Stanford line on the first play, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
BELT TICKETS ON SALE

Diamond Belt boxing tickets
may be purchased at The De-
troit Times lobby, Naval Armory
and Olympia every day.
Reserved seats for the pre-
liminaries are on sale at the
Times and Naval Armory.
These seats are Is cents. Gen.
eral admission tickets, which go
on sale the night of the show.
are Al cents.
Tickets for the finals are now
on sale at Olympia and the
Times. Ringside and center
arena seats are $1.10. The rest
of the arena seats are 65 cents
and the entire balcony is re-
served at A cents. All prices
include tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
HOH yWOOd OutdOne
Stanfords Rose BorOi Victory Rags to Riches Story
You Wouldn't Ever Find in a Scenario
Bv BOB CONSIDINE
> International News service sports Writes

twice Francis took the ball and
dug for dear life and when they
picked him up after his second at
tack the ball was on Stanfords
%. Two reverSeS, utilizing Walter
Luther. and another Francis Buck
planted the bali on the ,. And
Francis banged il over. then kicked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Vols Defense Scattered

The Eagles ball their 20yad line after this
real nerveshatterng drama Of the
game followed
"Chucking Charlie scattered Tennessees defense
He threw pass wide his right that incomplete He
another left also incomplete. Then hap
pened pass down the middle clicked. Two more found
their ball the 24yad line, the mighty mite
tackle his left back and danced
and pranced through the secondary for touchdown.
Boston Colleges spirit had prevailed Their story book hero
had delivered The who started the goat had
back to be the supreme hero.
Really there wasn't anything needed for the thousands
who all way from Boston They had slipped the
sitting the breezes of foot
balls highest Olympus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Continued on Page gil
Sub S Field Goal
Wins for Fresno

HONOLULU. Jan. 2.-QNS)-
Dale Mickelwait. substitute guard.
kicked a field goal in the fourth
quarter, giving Fresno State a
80 victory over the University
of Hawaii yesterday in the annual
Pineapple Bowl game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

for IA cents. The program will
continue until past IL o'clock,
with the heavyweights being the
last scheduled.
More than 400 boxers have been
called for tonight's show. These
boxers will report at the Naval
Armory at o'clock and by Z
o'clock will be examined and
weighed lin. ready to open Michi-
gan's biggest tournament.
The three rings go into action
at the same time and boxing is
continuous until all boys called
have had their chance in the
squared circle.
BEST IN STATE
The amateurs who compete in
the Diamond Belt always have
been the best in the state OF
Michigan. and this years crop is
no exception. The age limit was
cut from 30 to IS to give the
younger boys a better chance and
TO eliminate some of the boys who
have had too much experience to
compete against the newcomers.
In the five years of previous
Diamond Belts, around 1000 bouts
have been held. About half have
ended in knockouts. But you
could count the poor fights on one
hand. Poor fights are made by
unwilling fighters, but these lads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

the Bowl TO Mississippi State down
Georgetown's Hoyas, HI.
(Kezar stadum)Shne charity contest be-
West astas played to capacity crowd Of
$1,000. West 20-li.
Tex sun Bow)wesern Reserves Bulldogs broke
1913 tie Arizona State 26lS before 10000 FANS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

At Dallas Tex. Cotton Bow)-Before than $4,000,
Aggies behind FOrdham, 1872
New Orleans Bow-A record crowd of 1881 fans
College fight way the second half
victory over
At Miami orange Bow-Exacty spectators managed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

way past leads established by the teams which ultimately lost
out.
High spots
Pasadena CAL Rose Bowl)-StanfOrd Indians defeated
Nebraska before 500 spectators. Indians twice
CornhusSer leads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
BY International New. Service

rich harvest in football drama reaped yesterday by
$4,000 fans who ammed their packed tadums for the
major bowl games and the East-West al-star tilt
There wasn't opsided in the lot; team scored at
all fought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02


combe Howe Bruneteau. Giesbrecht,
Herchenratter Whitelaw. Fisher.
Spares: Chicago-March. Allen. Cooper.
" Carse Hergesheimer. Mariucci. ID.
Bentley. Dahlstrom. NJ. Bentley.
Referee Stewart. Linesman - McFay-
FIRST PERIOD
Chicago. Gottselig tThoms, Keyl.
1.52
1907.
3-Detroit: Wares (Abel, 10:35.
Penalties Mariucci tmajor), Kelly
tmajorl. Gottselig tmalOrb. Orlando
tma1orl. Wares (maJorlt Crosse
(maJOrl.
SECOND PERIOD
4-Detroit; Howe (unassisted), $40.
Penalties-March. Stewart.
THIRD PERIOD
5-Detroit: Goodfellow (AbeD, Hiss.
Penalties Orlando, Allen, stewart.
Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Wings DO Battle
Detroits Al Victory OUer HarUks Marked by Free
for-AH and Orlando's Fight With Fan

were Alex Motter, Joe Fisher and
SVd Abel two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Ensign Kemp,
Bride Go to
New

THAT most romantic young
i couple, Ensign and Mrs.
Names Henry Kemp phoebe
adams of Great Neck, l.. ID.
who were married just a week
ago, will leave by plane for
Portsmouth, N. H., this Sunday
evening following an open house
which Ensign Kemps parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edward
Bowling, will give this afternoon
in their home in Pennington
drive.
Upon their arrival In Ports
mouth, Ensign Kemp will re-
ceive his sealed orders from the
United States Navy and these
will chart the course OF the
Young peoples lives for the next
few months.
II the bridegroom Is ordered
10 Panama he will not be able
TO send for his bride until he
has established a home for her
there. All this according to navy
regulations.
And it seems almost impos-
sible at this point. that the two
will be able to spend their first
Christmas together, whatever
the sealed orders may be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everell Fisher
gave dinner for the bridal pair
Wednesday evening in their
Bloomfield Hills home. Tom
Thompson gave dinner for
them Thursday evening at the
Detroit Athletic Club. And
Tommy Fisher was host at a
dinner on Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
tudhdard-Whee fer
Np+ia Held

SYBIL MARIE STUDDARD
BECAME the bride Of Wayne
Wheeler Jr.. at a recent and
pryttily-appointed wedding.
9he Rev. Claude Witty. min
isfr=of =WesF SIDE Central
\rirch OF Christ, officiated.
y Miss Studdard. daughter OF
Mes. Eta Studdard OF Alabama,
were blue chiffon velvet with
accessories 10 match.
Her flowers were roses and
WHITE bebe NUNS.
Miss Isabelle Wheeler. the
brides only attendant, was in
shell pink and carried lilies of
the valley.
Fred Shelton was best man.
Following the wedding re-
ception was held al the home Of
the brides sister, Mrs. Charles
MCDANIEL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Sigma Al pha Iota
To Honor Founders

THREE DETROIT chapters Of
SIGMA ALPHA IOTA, national
honorary fraternity OF music,
VIII collaborate on their found
erk day IN the parlors OF the
downtown Y. w. c. A, Monday
evening az s o'clock.
The organization was founded
Juhe Il. 1903. in Ann Arbor.
M4 Edwin S Sheriff. founder
member living in Detroit, Will
attend.
The program will be presented
bys Esther Goodale. messo-so-
pr4no, and Louise Green, violin.
Of Sigma Chapter: Helen Ward,
ceno. and Helen Hunt, piano,
Of beta Delta Chapter; Mar
gueriie Gordon, piano. Of Delta
Chapter.
Miss Marjorie Mclean is
province president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Virginia R. Kleist
Wed S TT. Baird Jr

ST. JAMES RECTORY, Fern
dale, was the scene OF the we'd
ding, Saturday morning, OF Vir-
GINA Ruth Kleist. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kleist OF
Pontiac. and Thomas F. Baird
Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Baird of Picadilly drive.
A reception was held in the
Baird home later in the day fol-
lowing which the young couple
left. on a short wedding trip.
Upon their return, they will
make their home in Picadilly
drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Stage Contest
For Yule Siqners

MRS. FREDERICK SWEET
STEARNS and Mrs. Benjamin
Paddock are running a race to
see. who will secure the greatest
number of signatures for Queen
Elixabeth's Christmas greeting;
the one TO finish second agrees
10 bresent the winner with q
Christmas gift.
Voluntary contributions by
sigrers of the greeting will be
used exclusively 10 provide
Christmas cheer for the needy
children Of Great Britain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Big roomy double breasted macki-
naws with four pockets. Three-piece
belt and large collars. Green, blue.
red, maroon and brown. Sizes So
to IS in the group.
Crowley's-Bssement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

3-piece sets, brush. comb
and mirror. Blue. green.
ivory color. Put up in
gift box. While quanti-
ties last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

PINK CORAL BATH SETS, containing bath
crystals and bath powder.
COLOGNE AND POWDER SETS in attractive
package. Apple blossom and honeysuckle odors.
MEMS LAVENDAR SHAVING SETS, contain
ing shaving lotion and bowl.
BATH CRYSTAL AND BATH POWDER SETS,
a most attractive ivory color and gold combina-
ton package ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. set soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Now is the time to buy Dad and Brother
their gift for Christmas. Plain white and
fancy. patterned broadcloth NO-FADE
SHIRTS. Pleated sleeves and pleated
back. New squares, checks, stripes and
Amany other patterns. Sizes Ia to II,
sleeves 81 to IS,