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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Shirley Vineberg
Engaged to Wed

MIR AND MRS. SOL 6.
NINEBERG of Virginia Park.
formerly of Montreal, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Shirley Marguerite, to Irwin
Jerome Roth, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Baum of LaSalle
boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
EIIises at Cape Cod

MR.. AND MRS. FORREST r.
ELLIS will return from Cape
Cod at the end of the month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Mrs. S. j. Lewis,
Carol, to Return

MRS. SAMUEL J. LEWIS
and daughter. Carol. Of Long
fellow avenue will return at the
end of the month from Cali
fornia. where they are visiting
Carols fiance, Zackman Marx.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
All Sorts Of Capabilities
REQUIRED to Aid Drdftees
Eooer to Get War Finished
Nv MINNIE CAGE

for even two hours a week so
long as they are dependable.
Housewives wishing 10 volun-
teer for work on the draft
boards will be assigned IN their
own neighborhoodS
The busiest women in town,
il seems, are the ones who are
giving this service.
Mrs. Schiller Busy, Too
Mrs. Schiller herself, is spon-
Sor and senior adviser of the
Little Women of HadaSsah;
treasurer and member OF the
board of directors of the League
Of Jewish Women'S Organiza-
tionS (the league includes Vir-
tually all the recognized phil
anthropic and spiritual Jewish
organizations in the city, chair
man of the war efforts board OF
this organization; onorary
president and founder of the
Detroit League National Home
for Jewish Children at Denver;
recording secretary of the Sis
terhood Of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek; member of the board
of directors Of the childrens
bureau, the National Zionist
Youth Commission and the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah.
Also, she finds time 10 serve
in the womens division of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

Community Fund and in Allied
drives.
Evening star., 1942-08-11
Warm Weather
Won't Stop
Producer Wellman
HOLLYWOOD.


While Southern California is
perspiring under its first really
warm weather Of the summer, a
manufactured cool breeze is helping
Director William Wellman keep
movie production on schedule.
The setting is Bridgers Wells,
New. in the winter of l885-back-
ground of Walter Van Tilburg
Clark's dramatic story of lynchlng
party, The Ox-Bow Incident"
Situated on the back lot of the
Goth Century -Fox's 150-acre studio,
the frontier town is populated by
50 bewhiskered cattlemen, led by
aenry Fonda, Henry Morgan, Harry
Davenport. Victor Kilian, Frank Con-
roy and Ted North. For three weeks
these men, clothed in heavy wind
breakers and woolen shirts, have
been perspiring through scenes in
she movie. Makeup men have been
working overtime to eliminate the
sweat from their brows. After all,
men don't perspire during Nevada
winter.
Perspiration has caused so many
DELAYS in shooting that Director
Wellman finally decided to do
something about It, Wind machines
we're set no at strategic points on
the Western street Huge cakes OF
Ice were placed in front OF the
oropellors and the machines thereby
gave Hollywood It's first air-con-
Gitioned outdoor set.
Evening star., 1942-08-11
Air Force Company
Invades Florida

Nearly 200 members Of the War
ner Bros. company making "Air
,vorce.' film story Of United States
frlying Fortress bomber and its crew
en- a trans-Pacific mission, left Hol-
.ywood Friday night July "a for
10 weeks location shooting at Tam
pa. Fla.
Members of the cast aboard the
special train included Gig Young,
Arthur Kennedy, John Ridgely,
Harry Carey, Ray Montgomery and
Charles Drake. John Garfield and
George Tobias, also with top roles
in the picture. were to join the COM
pany in Florida. having gone on
ahead so they might spend a few
days in New Orleans.
Director Howard Hawks, Camera
man James Wong Howe, B. Reeves
Eason, second unit director; Jack
Sullivan, assistant director, and
Chuck Hansen, unit business man
ager, were slated to leave Holly
wood by plane over the week end.
It was announced as the company
prepared to depart that one OF the
1ew feminine roles in Air Force"
aas been given to Faye Emerson.
Evening star., 1942-08-11
Where and When

Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
National-"The Moon Is Down" :"
Steinbeck's play from the novel,
starring Conrad Nagel: $50 pm.
"Beyond the Blue Hori-
yon,' Dorothy Lamour in another
Jungle: II am. las. 4:30. 7:l5 and
n:Ss pm Stage shows: 1880, 3:35,
$40 and a:o5 pm.
CoIumbia-"MaisieG Gets Her Man."
Ann Sothern getting Red SHELTON:
l1:45 am, Las, $40, $40, 1885 and
9:35 pm.
Earle-''The Gay Sisters" and
grim legal tangle: IL m, l:45,
40 TAO and 1910 pm. Stage
shows: LOS, $50, $40 and $50 pm.
Keith's-"Pride of the Yankees"
Gary Cooper in the life of Lou Geh-
rig: $50 am. II, 2:25, 4:55, 7:20
and $50 pm.
Little Mein Kampf." the
rise Of Hitler in all it's infamv: 1l:l0
I'm. l. 2:45, 4:30, 6:l5, 8 and 9:45
ON.
Metropolitan-"The All Kissed
The Bride farce with Joan Craw-
ford and Melvyn Douglas: IL am
LOS, 3:l5, 5:25. 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
Palace-"This Above AL" Eric
knights dramatic novel on the
screen, with Joan Fontaine: l1:40
am, 2:l0, 4:40. 7:10 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Alexander Nevsky," Russia
in the 10Th century: Continuous
rom pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-11
Heffernun
Continued From Page A-l2D

records, retold in pictures with
Brian Donlevy portraying COM
mander OF valorous garrison which
sent that challenging cry, Send us
more Japs!" ringing around the
world Three location sites
Salton Sea in California desert,
Great Salt Lake in Utah and coastal
firing range near San Diego-used
by Paramount in producing this
factual film chronicle.
Special weapons detail of marines
from Camp Elliott. near San Diego,
manned machine guns in land bat
tie scenes Squadron OF eight
Erumman fighter planes staged dog
nghts with group Of Ryan sc low
wing monoplanes painted to dupli-
cate Japanese Nakijima 96 planes
-. f1ve-inch naval gun OF the same
model used by Wake defenders to
blast Nip warships from shore was
emplaced and fired by marine crews.
While no attempt was made at
personal characterization Of Wake
heroes, Donlevy role had factual
prototype in Maj. James P. S. Dew
ereux, commander of Wake detach-
ment Macdonald Carey as fly
ing lieutenant in film sinks Jap
cruiser. feat executed in battle of
Wake on December i by Maj. Henry
r Elrod and Capt. Prank Cunning
ham d. Naval commander Of sta
tion-post filled in actual battle by
Comdr. Winfield S. Cunningham
played by Walter Abel Picture
eliminates common devices OF ordi-
nary war melodrama No SIN
lister spies, secret agents, blond de-
coys-not even love story or 10
mantle interest"
Felessed ~ the North American
sae~soepes Aniesee, lneD
Evening star., 1942-08-11
Auer Seeks Custody
OF Two Children
- tht Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. l1-Come-
Dan Mischa Auer asked the Superior
Court yesterday for custody OF his
svo small children. charging that
Mrs. Norma Auer. his divorced wife
ka whose charge they now are, has
become habitually incorporate.
Mrs. Auer divorced the Russian
Artor IN 1910, receiving custody OF
the children, Anthony, 8. and Zoe,
l. the latter adopted. Under a prop
rty settlement, Auer is paying $500
monthly for support OF the children
and 500 a month to Mrs. Auer.
Evening star., 1942-08-11

75e Fletcher Costorid -+3e
60c California Syrup Of Figs. 34e
Sl.05 loetoeen, pound 6oe
$3.50 Loetoeen, 2kz pounds.
$I.65
SOC Needs PobIum, Is ounces.
75e Needs Dextn MoItose.
pound ---- -oiS
25c Needs Cereal. pound lie
Soc Merck Milk Sugar. pound. 42e
SI.20 SimiIac Boby Food 83c
Sl.20 S. N. A. Powder DE
l5c Hyeeio Nursers. 3 ounces, se
Pyrex kursers,
s ounces ---l3c, Z for 25e
Sl.W Mennen Antiseptie Oil, sc
The future outlook., 1942-08-01

How could he have got on
board?"
"How would know! Maybe you
got better idea yourself"
You're sure you haven't seen
him before!"
mo" But an indcfinable instinct
warned Colby to doubt the denial.
Pick up Miss Bcnet and take
her TO her quarters. when you re-
turn you'll get your gun back, so
don't bother TO hunt up another.
All ! want Is TO stay alive. Sect"
Mears relaxed u little. "0kay."
Incidentally. you can tell Dut-
ton I'm holding him responsible for
keeping her there" said this re-
markable young man. III he lets
her out Of his sight III beat the
eternal tripc out OF him."
Mears silently gathered Geneva
Bcnet's slight. long-legged figure
into his arms and carried her out,
with her bright looscned hair sway
ing over one jerseyed arm.
Had she really tainted or had ho
successfully thwarted clever rusef
Colby had no time TO ponder the
question. irreplacesble seconds were
ticking by and a nagging premoni-
ton OF danger would not leave him.
Out Of caution, hc darted into the
barber nhop which opened onto B
deck and watched Mears carry his
burden across the Knngplank to the
MontieeiIo. Then, and only then,
did Colby wheel and, silent as q
leopard on the prowi. dart back TO
the landing where Geneva Benet's
abandoned hashlight still attempted
10 dispcrso the gloom.
First hs hurriedly rsnsaeked Cap
tain Bcnets pockets and m than
found a large dagger knife and =
watch marked ID. Connolly. Also
on this interesting old mans par
son he discovered n black ack and
a handful Of as caliber bullets. Odd,
since his death. the murdered man
had Bhrivelled into n creature twice
The future outlook., 1942-08-01
Tf1E FORGOTTEN FLEET MYSTERY
-- by Van Wyck Mason -
BY Van WICK Mason

Ia machine guns report came Col
by's command.
Tho watehman'n automatic elst-
tered 10 the hardwood floor.
"okny. wise guy. okay," Mears
snapped. This amt over yet.
"You gid the lily Of obviousness. =
Colby remarked as he retrieved the
others weapon and then stood dom
mating the three PROSTATE figures.
More Indlsn-like than ever. he
jerked his head towards the man
on the stair top.
go over and look Mt him"
The watchman obeycd.
"Know him!"
"No," came tho sullsn reply.
Never laid eyes on the guy"
"Ars you sure1"
Mcars' lips revealed strong and
prominent teeth in an unpleasant
smile. prove that I have. Wise
Guy" -.--s~--~--
The future outlook., 1942-08-01

been convicted Of reckless driving.
Judge Armstrong imposed n sus.
pended sentence OF six months. fine
OF S25 and costs. and ordered Coop.
er to pay $3.50 damages 10 the
owner of another car involved In a
collision. The bond forfeiture pre-
viously entered when the defendant
was late in appearing was discharged
upon payment OF the caplns costs.
Prayer for Judgment was continued
70 the September IL term IN two
other cases, those OF Roland Sum.
uels, High Point white man. aud Blil
Afford. High Point Negro.
Snmuels, charged with burglary.
The future outlook., 1942-08-01

his looks. A small, red-blue hole
in the forehead seldom does.
And now let's SEQ what's on
you. my lad" Colby muttered and.
after sweeping the surroundings
with his fAshlight. rolled over the
sagging corpse.
$50 Meara didn't know who this
was" he unused, "or said he didn't"
Maintaining n sharp study Of the
landing and its surroundings, he
rummaged hurriedly through tho
pockets, pocketed the contents and
then gazed down into the dead
mans sharp, strongly modelled fea-
lures. IL was neither stupid nor
an ugly face, but somehow vaguely
sinister just the same. Two old
scars. parallel 10 each other. and
nick off tho top Of tho left ear
afforded ideal items for identihca-
ton.
"Um-must have been n univer-
sity man." Colby reflected.
Boarding an interesting train Of
thought, he went quietly back into
the dim and spacious smoking room
to briefly cast his fiaahlight about
Hal The CLEAN Of metal caught
his eye. Itz origin proved 10 be .
short crowbar-better known ~ q
jimmy--and beside 1t lay n wood
chisol. Had they been brought hero
to steal soms lovely old panel or
some handsomely carved mantel; or
for what other purposef II was
that other purpose that bothered
him
Though he played his fiashiixht
quickly on tho mantelpiecs and ths
panelling. he found nothing wrong.
and n row Of corpulene nymphs
grinnod down ut him almost do
risiveiy. What the devil had besn
going ont What, for instanco. had
kears bean doing tast prior b ths
nhotaf
(To DO ContinuetfD
cspvtshA 49, b. vsa wssA M~s~-
| Dtssfbvssd sy xias rv>s~ss ey.1hss4A. M A
The future outlook., 1942-08-01

a. old as he had previously seemed.
Next he gingcrly opened tho r''irt
front and narrowly inspected tho
two wounds. and as he did 80 hia
breath entered with n sharp hiss Of
surprise. Ono was ragged. much
larger and different In shape from
its precise little fellow.
Having completed a hurried in
rpcetiou. Colby transferred his at
tention 10 the corpse Of the unknown
man. He was middle-aged, tall and
thin with stiff iron gray hair and
lay elutching q small Luger auto
matte pistol. A foot or 10 away q
spent cartridge case winksd like .
tiny evil eya The dead man wore
= neat, gray serge suit which had
recently gotten very dusty and
marked with occasional strcnks OF
rust. A bullet, planted squarely
between the strangers close set blue
eyes did not By any means improve
The future outlook., 1942-08-01
Mr.. Matthews Stricken

Robert Matthew'S ~. died at his
home at 100 Macon street here at
$50 n. m. Saturday following III.
ness OF about six weeks. Funeral
was held Monday nj 4 q. m. at Har.
gett's chapel with Rev q. w Har-
gett Ia charge Burial was In
The future outlook., 1942-08-01
Soldiers Report Stickups

Private Isodore Becker told po-
lice of Charlotte. that two Negro
inen held him up at 2 II. m. Saturday
and robbed him OF SO. Private
Brondlous Plctrzykawskl reported
that about 2:3o Il. IN. he was held
up In the same neirhborhood By two
Negroes, who robbed him.
The future outlook., 1942-08-01
Almeta Walker Is
Given Sentence
In Prison

Continued From Page one)
where Haley also lived. The Jury
was out rs minutes,
NJ. b. Hall Released.
NJ. II. Han, 81. painter. who lived
at 234 Mil street, High Point home
Of the prosecuting witness. was
found not guilty OF charge OF ut.
tempted criminal nssnalt on an II.
year-old girl
In the case OF W. G. Cooper. of
High Point. who had previously
The future outlook., 1942-08-01

Naplewood cemetery. Surviving are
two sons and four daughters
The future outlook., 1942-08-01

blended guilty 10 forcible trespass,
while Afford pleaded guilty Of recs-
less driving.
The future outlook., 1942-08-01

Some Jelly fish weigh as much IA
h horse,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
PIN STAR WRITES FROM ARMY
Tony PIacioo Still Interested in Bowling News
n, HNRoID kNHL

Ho.do .>a'' bowler 70
-1y- -----7 n IH' D0i,Hi
m .~a.n- Stakes, a, been in
s,.5s or 0euy FL year II,
a drafted shortly after shooting
--m, Cd. Imperial Rccrca-
4i'
,t'.r was received
from raHa. uoN stationed q,
VAN Nu Cal Yesterday and
$50 passing along
"\oV that Nc are at war. We
haven't much time to write 10
1u, one Wen. TODAY l have the
afternoon off and want To
write fcW lines to all the
people from great citv who
ARE hrst to do things ON all oCca-
,ious.
y received "A paper ON Deem
Der and ! Was reading about
what all the people are doing 10
make H. happy on Christmas.
II certainly il great 10 know
that We are not forgotten by the
friendly people OF the city of
Detroit.
Il want 10 congratulate the
boys ON the Paris team on their
wonderful score. I am happy to
see Steve ruChon doing 81 well
in the Times Classic And I hope
10 read more about our boys
high scores when the ABC
rolls around. Here's hoping they
bring home the bacon.
II brought my ball with me to
California and | have been doing
"A lot of bowling along the coast.
| boWlcd in Oregon and Wash
ingtOn while on maneuNerS
also had the pleasure Of rolling
with Man stein, former ABC
champ, At his beautiful Sunset
alleys in Hollywood
w lille stationed al Camp San
Luis Ohispn,- WAS bow Hing iii
one league on Tuesday nights
and for the amount of practice !
had ! was doing pretty good with
a 49, average for 80 games.
But now We must forget
about bowling n l did. l sent
my bow ling ball home last sat
urdaN from Van NuN>. Cat,
" here We are now stationed.
From here We pick up our arms.
and those laps better start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

II f., NOT TOO late now about
tm> for one al the best golf cracks
Of ,ai1
Bob Howell was the announcer
m inc first tee az The annual
match between the pro and anna
tour teams at Saginaw Country
CAfb. He introduced the visiting
players 10 the fans and when II
came Al WatrouS turn to tee off
made a lengthy spiel about Ais
tournament record You know
former Canadian open champion
lUnnerup one time 10 Bob Jones
IN the British open, frequent win
nor of both The Michigan PEA and
open etc. etc
After Howell, had finished Wat
I0u> >alO
And don't forget Bob: I'm
pro ri Oakland Hills. That's
most important"
AIS Christmas card featured a
spicUGId picture OF Oakland HIS
clubhouse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Fred Matthaei Wants Last Bowl

Football is grand but II to me they giving
the public overdose Of
Here is well past New Years Day and the echo Of Bowl
games has not yet died down Sports still carrying
posortem stories and pictures We have two beated
Al-Amerca selections this
Already there a foot to
add another Bowl game for
Where II everlasting honor 10 play in Bowl
is just another game the schedule and
chance put dollars in the till.
Frederick C. Matthaei coach of Insdac IT,. says
determined TO have the final Bow game of the year 1912
even If they have TO play i July I.
So don't be surprised if YOU footbalnndod if July
finds YOU IN the Cactus Bow right here in Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Novice HedVieS
Stage Thriller
In CY0 Meet
KIos Gains Split
Decision Over Hanna
in Smuggling Match

The seventh annual Catholic
Youth Organization boxing tour
nament is only one day old but
ii has already produced one OF the
finest novice heavyweight battles
ever seen in this hotbed of anna
teur fiStlcuffS.
Ben KloS and Jim Hanna staged
the maStodonS' masterpiece IN tho
finale of the fast 20-bout opening
night card at the Our Lady OF
Mt. Carmel gym in Wyandotte,
last night KloS gaining a hair
line decision a capacity crowd
saw nine of the scraps end in
knockoutS
Hanna started with terrific
rush. CrowdinG KloS around the
ring and betting him with inceS-
SAINT iefts and rights. Klos didn't
get chance 10 throw single
punch IN the first minute.
Hanna never rclnquiShed the
offensive and the two lads pro-
Ceoded TO swat each other with
the yIgor and enthusiasm Of well
conditioned wclicrweIghtS for the
entire three rounds
The fight was toSSup- until
tho final seconds. when KloS
drilled Hanna with a vicious left
hook over the heart that buckled
his rivals knees. The fans stood
on their chairs and cheered as
KloS was awarded the split YER
dict
Walter Stark. a local favoritc.
registered the quickest kayo of the,
night when ne put Jack Hulyk
away in 80 seconds John Walsh
and Joe Thaycr also looked i'm
preSSivc in rackng up fir>t-round
lmockouiS over Chuck Heath and
Clarence DcmsnowSki, rcspec-
i}ok
Tho CYO clminationS viii con-
firuc tonight with a single ring
show at.tho Holy RCdocmcr gym.
Wc-' Vernon highway near juno
uor avenue Forty-nne Class r
and Class G boys have been called
out ion thI, card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

heavyweight crown for the last
time Friday night against
Buddy Baer in Madison Square
Garden.
No one knows the day nor
the hour that Louis will be
called to colors. And, once
there, no one knows how long
he will stay, or how long the
war will last.
His case is the same as
that Of Hank G1eenherg Ted
Williams, Cecil Travis. Buddy
Lewis and other athletes.
II would border on the
miraculous if any one of these
stars remained in the army for
years and came out with any
thing resembling the razor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

sharp edge they had upon entering the service.
SO II is entirely possible that Joe Louis viii be defending
his title for the last the warand possibly for
all time
You be Joe has thought about this For he is ready
and willing to march behind the coors when the call
And you be that he viii want to out
Friday night the way he cloud Of Whlstlng
leather.
Quite likely he will give the big something
Der him by Joe usually faster the
second time they him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

praying because they took away
our Christmas furlough.
Enclosed you will lind pic
turc of me reading about the
people getting their gifts ready
for the soldiers who are away
and also about the high score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
MATCH RACES

I,,,,. ,,,i...,.,,.. ...,
""N"' "N''sitN " SCUM american Team
.,,..,.'.,, 49, Won o. N'uI
90. L1is IN.Aal) w awe Freeman Flynn
800 D'ne' hal NNei Ilme' ~
toS' SN Won ~ why q
~ - nv, ga Atbeit VS.,
Ns,Hl n e. IeshmShl second Eugene
name" t"hynel. ihlid Time ls
",u zee a,N re w on b} bIl 70"
,U.a!. ~, "'a i'-'yN' H1> H. u 10 q ?
/ Ao.ai' ""u LUIS Ni,'AF 'Souii
I'M Ioa ~ 's.'5 ne ~
r-, 80. az usShs''pHe " on bV Faulg ~
ne SLNa 'S"uNh NIhei lta1 zee
"ant IFhn y" awe D. second Time 80
o., 'p'Nard breast stroke Won bl Veto
t''u' =" dNhe), tafl"s sos. second. Time
= = .-9-
.,, INHlbIIIoN>
4t9.AaId pIeaSi stroke by Miss Maria
link $40 FtuIo. Brazil T me. 81 =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Thank YOU,
tony"

Happy ro hear from Tony and
know AN The boWlcrS wish him
good luck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Breast Stroke
Record Broken
BYMdriiaLenk
Visitors From South
America Find Detroit
Too Cold for Comfort
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
mcrs showed evidence OF being
used to performing in long courses
as all seemed 10 have trouble
making their turns in the 25-yard
tanks. tltty-mcteT courses are
more 10 their liking
Six Michigan a. a. L. titles also
were on the card. Doris Hyncr
Sinkiewica took 4 close decision
from Henrietta Meininger in the
50-yard free style white Joan
ProVcncal retained her lO0-yard
breast stroke crown.
Bright LagerKvlSt was another
champion who retained her laurelS
by repeating in the century back
stroke Merton Church. L. NJ
freshman. won the state 50-yard
crown easily IN "a
The meet was practically held in
secret As less than 200 fans were
AT the pool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
friend,

up. S.-ENcuse the scribbling,
because ! am writing in our tent
on an orange box. And, also en-
CuSe the hardness of this letter.
because II was miSlaid. and now
in behalf of all the boys and my
self, thanks for the fine Christ
mas boxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
S This Last lime for Joe LOUISE

Without appearing to brew kettle Of pessmism IT is
entirely possible that Joe Louis will be defending his golden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07

which the Paris team rolled.
We'll. for all the boys and my
self want 90 wish the friendly
people of Detroit very Merry
Christmas and Il Happy New
Year.
And YOU can bet your life
that we will be on TOP al the
end. Once and for all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
tiR>r rEKiup

TssA lies Coulter I....frus k.f..
~ICOND ~ Non
Sew Nufk PIKE ,Smth lgsttt 80!
q Nrw Nlfk Shbicky coulter. ll.3I
lrualtirs Wares Watson
THIRD PERIOD
De'r..t tIcsturtChi tB .Hu'
g Nro N.rs kurt4 or.hr SMITH ia -
Detroit tarNrfn tGises hreChtl. H. -
Penalties 81 cu.vlls WsTfs ShIuicky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
lContinued lrom Pnge l9l

may appear al the time-that
Keep En- Flying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
NER<oRs
tot tots

fas F-l Isss e. fas 1nsH EI6 So
s-apd trfs 1855 Grand TOTAL ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
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