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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

Friday. August (Nfchlgan kIkaiO
p DO Johnson kol-Pak VS. American
70 barneys Bar ". Ind. Wire Cloth.
Sunday, August talchgan AkaD
500 'mktn AKei W. Arthur's Go
3il3- Ford Loca. 600 W S-L-O Autouatir,
MONDAY. Angus 10 6MehiFAn AIkalD
s-Hi Geo Nestor vs. Axe Bldg
.aa- Michigan Alkau VS. Green Hornets
Friday August 7 Opening Night
tAIen Park
.J-s Sheriff Bars vs. Detroit Harveste-.
'0-A Aen Park W. Vlrges Bar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

sandlot baseball with Roy Cullen
bine Of the Senators, is now the
best pitcher at Fort Bragg, North
Carolina He has received an
offer from the Columbus Red Birds
TO report to them when the
Greater Game is over Burt
Smokey Slower of Williamson,
Michigan, is Chantue Fields lead
ing pitcher He has won six
games and has two shutouts to
his credit .. He formerly pitched
for Lansing in the Michigan State
league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Yachting Secretary
Now in Coast Guard

Gene West. for many years sec
rotary OF the Detroit River
Association. has been as
signed as materials officer IN the
United States Coast Guard sta
toned at Curtiss Bay, Maryland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
FIRST GAME

Runs Brown, Slaughter, Lanier. Young
Error Marion. Runs batted in-Slaughter
r. Marshall. Two-hase hit--Kurowski.
Home run r. Slaughter Double plays
Brown 20 Marion 10 Sanders Marion TO
Brown 10 Sanders. Bartell to Witek 10
Young Witek 90 urges 10 Young, Marion
ito Sanders ?. Kur0wski 20 Brown 10 San
lders. Left on bases-New York 3, st.
Louis 8. Bases on balls-Off Sunkel 2.
Struck out--By Lauer 5. by Sunkel /.
lHits--On Sunkei S In s innings, off Adams
none IN ! inning Losing pitcher-Sunkel.
II So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

nament after his club had won the
Tennessee title His first game
was a 2 to 0 victory over Houston
the champions of all of Texas, but
the second time out he lost to
Washington, Z TO
Pvt. Howard J. Brady, another
of the Berry boys, is at Fort
Greeley. Alaska He would
appreciate caring from his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
SECOND GAME

TOTALS Al lONol Il ICtalh 80 Is 80 10
XOne out when winning run scored
'Batted for BeazlCy m seventh
Bstted tor Dickson IN eighth
tBatfed for Adams In ninth
Slated for MCGEE In eleventh
81 Louis 600 OO0 0io oO-4
New York l0i 0iO uiU 0i--5
Runs Slaughter. Muslal Sanders
y Dea. Bartell ont Young Maynard.
Witek. Errors Young Mancuso Buns bat
ted in Marshall. Bartell 2. 'Musiai 2 Ku-
rowski Moore Young. BarnA. Home runs
Bartel MusisI Young stolen base
Wefber Sacrifice hits Beazley. Carpenter
banning Double plays Slaughter 70 san.
ders, Bartell 20 Young Marion 10 Brown 70
Sanders Werber % Wick 20 Young Lett
on bases New York g. ST. Louis O. Bases
on bals-On Carpenter > off Dickson J..
off Pollet /. OF MCGEE /. or Krist /.
struck out-By Carpenter ( by Bea7ley 2.
by Adams @ by polet 2 Hits-Off Beaqley
g 10 s innings. off Dickson in I inning,
of Pouet Iu ! - innings of krist IN 2
innings. off Carpenter s ~ 49, innings. Off
Adams IN Ia innings OF MCGEE % In 2
innings Winning pitcher McGee. Losing
pitcher krist Umpres-Sears. Stewart
and Dunn. Tines 90. Attendance ~. es4
paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
kAIAM 700
JACKSON

Errors Rider. Wooster Marks Red
mond. Dykes. Two-base hits 49, Bowen,
Walker. Three base hits Marks. schluke-
Dir. Home run Lozier. Hits-On Matti-
son in innings. on sehlukehir Z in 3is
innings, OF Lozier Is IN ia innings of
sprangie o In 4 inning. Struck out-By
Mattiscn 4, by Lozier 3. by Schlukebir 8.
by Ferris g. Stolen bases--Ferris, Dykes.
Wooster, Reardon 2. Srangle 3. Bases on
balls-On Mattison 8, of Lozier 4, on
Reardon 3, off Schlukebir 4, off Spangler 4.
Umplres--Cooper and Behan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

The city of Charevox plans welcome the
bangup style When the first contingent
by bus Wednesday they will be city limits by a
police whsked where Charevoix will nro
coed to make the lads feel welcome.
The Lions plan to stay at their Charevo training camp
from august to September 18 with time out only for trips
TO Erie Pa TO meet the Philadelphia Eagles September
and to Detroit to meet the Army eleven the Army
gency Relief September 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
PHILADELPHIA

Totals az 7x34 rs Totals 81 IS !,
'Batted for GornickI m tenth
xOne out when winning run scored.
Tran for Etten in twelfth
Pittsburgh 600 100 900 600
Philadelphia 900 900 OOi 00l-a
Runs-Van Robays Murtsugh. Benia-
min. Errors-Etten Gornich. Runs batted
in--Van Robays Ltwhiler. Two-base nj
-Litwher. Home run-Van Robays. Sac.
rinces-Glossop ?. Northey. Double plays
May TO Glossop TO Etten. Fletcher 20 Cos
CARAT TO Fletcher. Left on bases hila-
delphia Z. Pittsburgh 5. Bases on balls
on Gornicki 2, of seweil ]. Struck out
BY Hughes ,, by Cornick 2, by sewell !.
Hits-on Cornicki 4 in o innings. OF sewel
ID in ~ innings. Losing pitcher-Sewen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Guard Spot Biggest Worry

The only spot that causing the Lions board strategy
any great concern at the moment the guard position
Lao the only experienced grdder available means that
Edwards will either have TO gamble rockies or
try to shift of his experienced players into the guard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
POST rs
BAY CITY
R0OSF. -NANkER
DETROIT
Totals 3,
100 DOL 03o 3
i02 Oi0 O00-t

'Bat,sd for waldron in the eighth.
fBatted for Catalina IN the ninth
Bsv city 100 OO1 03o-h
Detroit i02 Oi0 O0O-t
Errors Smaliey ? psbils Florip White.
Riccibono. Baron. Delegate. Torner. Cata-
Inns o TWo-base hu-Torner Three. base
hit Yomin. Hits on Bakeraitis s In
inning on Bennett in 2 innings Struck
out By u. Dieters -. by Bakeraitis 4, by
Hennett stolen bAse--D. Dieters, Yo-
min. Bases on balls-on Bakeraitis I, of
ID. Dieters 4. Lmpifes- Mullln. Allen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Lions Must Re Build Au9e Ito, Only Regu-
Almost From the Iar Returning From
Ground Up This Year LAST Year s SQUAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Dearborn Recreation

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

should 60 long way In the Ma
tional League.
Two high scoring rockies full
backs may give Milt Piepul
battle for his job. John Polanski
and Frank Grigonis are the rockies
and between them they scored 1863
points last year. Bobby Westfall.
Michigan's All-American fullback.
may also be around to give the
boys battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Veterans Lead Ends

Paul Szakash and Bill Fisk, a
pair Of veterans, pace a field OF
nine ends. Two rockies seem 10
have a good chance in the battle
for berths. They are Mike Balit-
Saris. Tennessee star OF a Rose
Bowl and Sugar Bowl game. and
Wilson Fulton, Mississippi College
pass catcher who scored SO points
via the overhead route last year.
The battle for guard positions
should be a wide open affair with
only Augie Lilo returning from
last years crew Of six guards.
Among those who are rated highly
are Larry Sartori, Fordham: Fritz
Howard. Ohio State, and George
Sirochman. Duquesne.
Three centerS have been signed
and one of these is a veteran. Re-
turning for his fifth year with the
Lions, Alex Wojciechowicz is the
only experienced center on the
roster. The others seeking Jobs
are Tony Arena. great Michigan
State pivot man for the last three
years. and Sloko Gill. chunky
little star Of Youngstown Colleges
team last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Audience Pays
Barrymore Tribute

LIONEL BARRYMORE, who
traded stage career for films
more than Is years ago, still
knows how 10 bring down the
house.
For scenes in THE Man on
Americas Conscience" Barrymore
denounces Van Heflin, In character
as President Andrew johnson. In
a long speech. an attempt TO force
the impeachment of Johnson,
Barrymore addresses a gallery
Icrammed with 600 extras.
His listeners were spellbound.
Completing the scene, the veteran
star brought forth a spontaneous
thunder Of applause and cheers Of
appreciation. Even members OF
the crew. led by Director William
Dieterle, joined in the demonstra-
tim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

DETROIT THEATER owners
and operators met on Friday at
the Hotel Statler TO make final
plans for launching the indus
try's 40-million dollar bond drive
for this city and Michigan. Every
theater in the city is in the drive
TO help the industry reach the ma
tionai- goat Of billion dollars
during September.
Speakers who outlined the in
dustry's plans locally for the drive
included David M. Ideal of the Fox
Theater: Earl J. Hudson. president
of United Detroit Theaters; John
of National Screen
Corporation. Edward Heiber of
Universal Pictures; Carl Buer-
mele of Cooperative Theaters.
Ollie Brooks of Butterfeld Thea
tiers, Larry Becker. secretary OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Variety Show
Ar Stevadora

THIS WEEKS show at Eddy
Shepherds Club Stevedora is COM
posed OF an array Of novelty acts.
Top honors go 10 a skating couple
billed AS the Magic Flyers. who
do some amazing and intricate
tricks on skates. Crowding them
for honors is a young chap. Del
koSki who shows remarkable
sense Of balance in his manipula-
tons Of straight ladders and a
wagon wheel.
Kay Lewis adds considerable
feminine charm in her rendition of
the history of American music.
Precision tap and a colorful waltz
are the features of the Esther
De Roy Glamour Girls whose num-
bers include specialties by Garry
Statler and Ann Lee.
Jack O'Neil and Ethel Shepherd
still take care Of vocal chores
along with Joe Blanket and his
orchestra for shows and dancing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

digan have discovered each other.
Enrol Flynn, tbs said, has ambi-
tions 10 be a war correspondent
well. so have lots of others.
Lieutenant Commander Bob
Montgomery Is on duty in the
active battle zone as executive
commander in charge OF motor
torpedo boats. Tony de Marco,
resting at the Beverly Hills
Hotel, is expecting a call from
Uncle Sam. He will sell his place
in the East 10 he in readiness.
Bob Howard. Andrea Leeds hus-
band. is now in the coast guard.
Everybody is getting back of the
Joan Bennett garden party for
the A. w. V. s., 10 be held at her
home Sunday, both because Joan
does so much for every one else
and because IL is for such worthy
cause--sounds like a lot OF fun,
too.
Ingrid Bergman Is back in town
from location on For Whom the
Bell Tolls" The rest OF the COM
pany will return later for interiors.
Charlie Chaplin and his two boys,
an interesting trio, at the Brown
Derby.
Edgar Bergen returns tomorrow
from Alaska with Charlie Nc
tCarthy and they say Edgar did a
terrific job entertaining the boys
there. That's all for today. See
you tomorrow! But Grace Hayes
says: The bonds that we are buy
ing will keep our colors flying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Bremen Bombingr
Indian Riots
At Telenews

FIRST NEWSREEL pictures of
the Raj bombing of Bremen and
actual scenes of Gandhi-inspired
riots in India are featured at both
Downtown and Norwood Telenews
Theaters.
The superblitz bombing pictures
were recorded by an Raj co-pilot's
camera. They show giant Lam
caster bombers spreading fire and
Observation-Disclosures dropping on
Nazi docks and installations-and
complete film story from the
Raj pilots briefing room.
Pacific-flown Indian newsreels
show the beginning of the closeup
pictures of Gandhi and his follow
ers-bloody street rioting-civil
disobedience revolt in New Delhi
British rushing reinforcements
--Yank troops landing and mass
ing OF United Nations men, ma
chimes and munitions.
Other newsreels show wild
scenes as Brazil declares war on
Axis: last pictures of Duke of
Kent who crashed to- death on Sc
cret mission 10 Iceland: giant
Great Lakes liner Seeandbee be-
comes aircraft carrier; Junior Min
ute Man. 10-year-old Stuart Falk,
too young 10 enlist. writes Presi-
dent Roosevelt and is now re-
eruiting station mascot for Ma
rines at Detroit; refugee ship
brings first Americans from Japan;
Babe Ruth hits homer for 10000
Army Navy Relief customers.
Walter Johnson pitches; and other
items OF world news.
Also featured at both Down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Fox to Give Away
Paintings Of Cradle

NATURAL COLOR reproduc-
tions of fine American artists
paintings of Betty Cradle will be
given free 10 the first thousand
patrons attending "Footlight Sere-
made" at the Fox on Monday.
Suitable for framing. these in
terpretations of Betty's alluring
femininity are by such famous IL
Illustrators as Varga. Petty. Nc
Clelland Barclay and Earl Moran
and Bradshaw Crandall. The sets
of five prints measure 5x8 inches
and are neatly packaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Theater OUners, Operators
Launch State Bond DriUe

the Detroit committee, DR.. Pres
ton Scott of Wayne University.
Lou Whisper of w. and w. Thea
tiers.
Sounding the keynote Of the
meeting was Frank Isbey. head
of the war bonds and stamps Of
fee for Michigan. who pointed out
10 the theater operators the SER
iousness of the situation nation
ally. the great need for AL out"
cooperation on the part of every
citizen if Michigan is 10 reach its
quota in SeptembeE
Theaters in all parts of Detroit
and Michigan will Tuesday be-
come bond issuing agents, and
bonds will be available at theaters
that night and day with the neioh-
borhood and downtown houses
furnishing easy means of buying
bonds at all times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Third Camp Tour
For Carole Lands

CAROLE lands has Just fin
ished her third army camp tour
The trip took her TO most of the
army camps deep in the heart of
Texas. She left Immediately fol-
lowing the completion Of her latest
picture, Manila Calling"
This third tour places Carole
Lands at the head of the list on
the camp tour honor roll. When
Miss Lands returns from the
Mare Island show she will report
TO Twentieth Century-Fox where
she will soon start on her next pic
ture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Fighting Yanks Like
Singing Film Stars,

SINGERS RANK first in the
hearts of the army lads!
This fact was discovered when a
survey was made of the letters re-
ceived by the Command Perform
anee, radio program sponsored by
the war department, which pre-
sents artists requested by the SOL
diers from outposts all over the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

HOLLfWOOD, aug. [S.-Cary
Grant will be sworn into the air
corps as a private September Is
and he will leave Immediately for
Florida 10 60 into training. This
comes from a highly authentic
source. and the army will make
an assignment later just as they
did in the case Of Clark Gable.
When / talked with Cary a week
or so ago he said he would do
whatever Uncle Sam decided was
best for him. Needless for me 10
say how important from morale
building standpoint is Cary's en-
trance into the army air force.
He finishes "Once In a Honey
moon" with Ginger Rogers in a
few days and that will be his last
picture for a long time, unless. of
course, he, Clark Gable, Henry
Fonda and T'y Power are called 10
do shorts, such as 1t. Jimmie
Stewart did under the supervision
|of 1t. Col. Jack Warner.
HARD WORKER
The name Julie Bishop meant
not thing in the world to me
until IL was explained she was
formerly Jacqueline Wells. once
married to Walter Brooks III. She
deserves lot of credit, let me say.
She is red haired. pretty and be-
cause of all the publicity she had
tat the time she was married TO
young Brooks she changed her
name and has been working quietly
on the Warner lot for some
months. Now she gets her reward
in the only female role in Action
lin the North Atlantic"
In the cast are Humphrey
Bogart, Alan Hale and Raymond
Massey. Roland Drew. Warner
player. has been jules favorite
boy friend for a long time and it's
interesting to Roland's friends 10
hear he is to be sworn in the
infantry next Tuesday as a private.
More power 10 him.
VALUABLE GIRL
II there's any doubt in any ones
mind about Teresa Wright's value
10 a movie listen to this: If-and
mind, I say IF-producer Arnold
Pressburger and director Fritz
Lang are able 10 beg, borrow or
steal Teresa from Sam Goldwyn
for Never Surrender" they will
up the budget S250.000 on the
production. In other words. these
two feel the little Wright girls
appearance in the top femme role
makes their production a quarter
million dollars more important.
must say that is something
new and different in movie deals
but before Sam starts shaking
a finger at me (again), he hasn't
yet agreed that his pet baby star
can go visiting so soon after max
ing the current Hitchcock picture
at Universal.
AT RANDOM
The Dean Jaggers are about tc
reconcile after a separation of 9
few months. Despite Sue Carol:
vehement denials, the rumor is
current again she and Alan Ladd
have dated the stork. Priscilla
Lane didn't show up today or
The Meanest Man in the World
set on account of ptomaine poison
ing.
Everybody expects that Mar.
garet Hayes and Jeffrey Lynn vii
kiss and make up now that Lei
Erikson is definitely out Of hel
life. Jeanne Cagney and Bill Lun'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

the Ringing
show it's Old
w h | S k ers-
You'll recog-
nize him be-
c Sc I h e
only b a b y
in the cage
keeps cling
ing TO Old
Whiskers.
The b a b y
was born in
CT e v e land
three d a y S
beforethe
fire, and the
baby's moth
nr uaC rtilaA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

ORPHAN MONKEY: When
you go to the circus. stop at
the first monkey cage on your
right as you go in, and see Old
Whiskers.
Every cage has an old codger
Of a monkey who is boss, and in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

town. and Norwood Telenews
Theaters is a special screen debate
between Pierre Van Passen. noted
correspondent. and Stanley High,
editor of Readers Digest, on the
subject "A Palestinian Jewish
Army" and kaltenborn returns
from Europe to View the News"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29

BETTY HUTTON. Hollywoods
jncendiary blonde, does a litter
bug routine as an accompaniment
10 one of her songs in Happy Go
Lucky" The number is called
THE Fuddy buddy Matchmaker,
and looks like a terrific hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
GOOD CAST

Excellent performances are
given bx Fonda and DeHavilland.
who displays quite talent for her
comedy role. =
There Is much TO recommend in
this film which contains an ex-
tremely competent supportin z
cast. Players include Jack Carson,
Joan Leslie. Eugene Palette and
Hattie McDaniels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
SECOND FEATURE

The COMPANION film Is a snappy
tale OF spies and what-have-you,
Little Tokyo. u. S. A." The pic
ture offers plenty of action. reveal
ing how. after months of clever
maneuvers. the Axis had planned
10 immobilize the production and
shipping of the United States.
Preston Foster is the deter
mined young gent who foils the
enemies plan, aided by Brenda
Joyce. These stars are supported
by Harold Huber. Don Douglas.
June Duprez. George r. Stone. j.
Farrell Macdonald. Richard Loo
and others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Films in Review
Alvino Rey,
Sisters
at Michigan
BY WALTER STEVENSON

AN ELECTRIC guitar expert,
four singing sisters and an amaz-
ing pair of acrobatic dancers are
responsible for the success OF the
new stage show, which opened
yesterday at the Michigan.
Opening with the RI y I h m c
Idaho, Aivino Rey and his or
chestra at once stated the musical
appetites of a packed first-show
audience. The saxophone, trumpet
and trombone sections each are
featured effectively and just to top
1t off AlYino solos on the guitar
and Skeets Herfurt follows with
some jiving on the clarinet.
After this suspicious beginning.
Rey takes over the limelight TO
play his familiar guitar music. Old
favorites such as my Buddy" and
"A Pretty Girl Is Like Melody"
rate high with the audience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
Painter

BETTY RHODES, singing star
of "Priorities on Parade" paints
with water colors as a hobby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
LANES SURPRISE

The Four King Sisters surround
the microphone to add liveliness
and loneliness 10 the proceedings.
Especially good is their opening
selection, Kalamazoo" They fol-
low this with my Devotion" and
then inject bit OF comedy into
Let's Keep Smilin'."
Surprise of the show, however,
il the performance of the Lane
Brothers. These two agile acrobats
prove show-stoppers. Believe IL or
not, but they skip rope. while one
lies flat on his back and the other
balances himself on the formers
feet.
Other specialties on the enter
tanning bill include a tap routine
by Harry and Arlene and romantic
solos by the bands featured vocal
list. baritone Bill Schallen. Schal-
len scores with "Tangerine" and a
fairly recent tune. Il Left My
Heart at the Stage Door Canteen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-29
COMEDY ABOUNDs

Comedy, the slapstick variety,
abounds during the remember
when" football discussions which
the ex-footballer so eloquently
describes and demonstrates 10 the
professor and his wife. The result
Is that love flies out the window
and the professor is about 10 do
the same thing until the male
animal instinct 10 fight for ones
mate comes to the fore.
Fighting, however. fails TO win
back his wife's affections. He
emerges victorious only after he
disregards the college trustees
ultimatum not 10 read an alleged
red" paper 10 his English class.
The letter which the prof claims
is a masterpiece of literature, was
written by Vanzetti of the famous
Sacco-NanZetti trial.