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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Better Equipped

A ~cc corps 81 volunteer
WORKERS. under the direction Of
Ms Henry r. EWald and nor
assistant Ms Harley tarlo,
VIII bc ready 70 take caro- o:
any number Of blood donors.
Morning and afternoon shifts
~ donors aides VIII be on hand
n pass tho orange Juice and the
GRAY Ladies 10 welcome them
~ The door.
F-r rartccu wIii-haXC hocn
Se- UP rv Mrs Harry Shuptrlne,
who has been m charge Of II
ever since the Blood Procure
mcnt Service was established.
she IS on duty every week from
Monday morning through Satur-
GAY afternoon Win larger
space more equipment and many
moro assistants the cantcon viii
ne prepared 20 serve a vast
ruD-hfr OF donors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Louise Brauns
Weds Doyle Cox

MISS LOUISE BRAUNS,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
BraunS of Rosemary avenue,
spoke her nuptial vows, Novcm-
her p. 10 Doyle Cox, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cox.
The wedding took place in the
brides parents home
Hildegard Brauns, sister ot the
bride, was bridesmaid and 10y
Cox. brother OF the bridegroom,
was best man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
ChrysIer Girls Club
YuIe Party Dec. 8

CHRYSLER GIRLS CLUB
will hold IT'S annual Christmas
party and dinner at 6 p m De-
ccmbcr S IN the banquet hall Of
the Rackham Building,
a Parade Of Uniforms VIII
ho modelled by workers Of the
AWVS. the Rod Cross Motor
Corps. cantcen workers and
nurses aides.
A fashion show Of wartime
clothes that includes factory.
office and evening costumes VIII
be presented by the Ernst Kern
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Groups Plan Meetings

MRS. PAUL NESBIT Of Law
renee avenue, Wednesday, will
entertain the Loyalty Circle OF
the Kings Daughters.
Good viii Circle will meet ~
1870 a. m. Thursday in the
church house, CaSs and PrentS
avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Distance No Barrier

BY discovering a process OF
extracting and drying the
plasma from the blood and Stor-
Inc II in small containers I'M
perviouS 10 heat and moisture.
science has made u possible 70
give blood tranSfuSions on the
battlefield although The blood
donor may be thousands Of miles
away
II was known that In World
War ! many wounded men died
rom shock whose lNcS could
have been saved u rhcy had had
the BENEFIT a. blood traneflsIons
But. m those DAY, because OF
The difficulty surrounding tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Giant Hay Ride, 90

Some Of the couples present
were Bunny Murln and Bob
PomeraninC. Jane Honey and
Bill HARRISON, Loretta ToomCy
and Phil Rhea. Allie Morton and
Alex Noon. Tommy HCndcl and
Mike Damn, Esther Stevens and
Frank CralChcad, Molly Fulton
and Dick OSbort, Mona Henry
and Bill Sullivan. Sally Hunter
and Bert Mcnamara. and Jane
Mclean and Bob Edison
Friday night tho staff OF The
Student Publications Building
promoted giant hay ride.
Every one from the managing
editor down 10 tho lovlicef try
oYf sophomore was welcomed on
the rough. hay-covered wagons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
ANN ARBOR. NOV %

4 LTHOUGH only one-day
~ holiday was permitted for
Thanksgiving. hundreds Of stu
dents went home
Decision Of the Medical School
70 give TWO CaducCuS Balls IN
stead OF tho one customary ira
ditional dance made The campus
news. The firS, occurred Thanks
giving night and doctors and
projectors by tho hundreds
made merry IN the ballroom Of
the Michigan Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Christ Child Meeting

4 BOARD Of directors meet
ing witt rreecde the regular
monthly meeting Of tho Christ
Child Society A. y p M Tues
day in Christ enid House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
N. w. Women Fete
For Men Planned

SELECTIONS BY tho club :
Treble Clcf singers and a talk
or our Foreign Policy by
Alfred C. Kelly of Wayne Uni
yersty arc program features Of
the annual Mems Night dinner
IN be- given hy Northwestern
Woman Cluh 6.30. p. M. Satur-
day m the Ice Plaza Hotel
The music committee Will
uco' with Mrs George Burns Of
Seward avenue a. ! r. M,
Monday
Mrs Jotu s. Tyler Of OtScCo
avenue VIII ho hostess 10 the
study committee A. - 80 FRI
daS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Miqht Cost Lives

Tho Blood Procurement SerN-
ice. under the d rectlon Of
Frederick s. StearnS and Or.
Warren 3 CookScN mcdlca!
chief. The Rcd Cross contends
has an important Job AS the
dressing station up al the front
where the shells are screaming
and the bombs arc falling
a falter IN the supply being
fcd "a the local blood bank, II IS
stated. could cost as many lives
as C~grr-\ huIIg'-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Hostess 10 Study Club

MRS. J. VI. NUDE Of Mon
tcrcv avenue will be hostess to
tho Thursday Study Club a
review of Joseph r. Davies book
Mission 10 Moscow viii he
presented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

You'll be greatly surprised ohe0 'aa
sec the smart, higher priced Nu,s n
,b,, very SPECIAL sale Monday for o0.r
lo.95... SUITS arc the bicge,t fa,aoH
item OF the hour 49,. pcrtcc, for now
and rgh, through 0inte, und..
our cloth and fur ooats,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

monday-12.3 80 Noon TO 2 p. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
NYU Officials Defer
Decision on Football

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 GNS).-
Decision on whether New York
University will continue football
or abandon 1t for the wars dura-
tion was deferred after a two-hour
meeting of the university council
last night.
The question was referred 10 the
committee on student health and
athletics for additional study. In
recent years y. y. Us football
fortunes have tQmblcd with last
SeaSoR-bCing disastrous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Buy n Bomber
Hogan 'sEdrniings
$3.50 a Day
Continued from First Sport Pagel

Continued from First Sport Page
down the stretch 10 win with par
u and ! under par Il rounds. His
total was 9 under par.
Sam Snead Of White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. was 3 strokes
behind him for second place, and
pocketed $3.50, while Lawson Lit
tie of San Francisco. with a 284,
took $3.50 for third money.
Dick Metz Of Oak Park. Ill, ran
into trouble on tho final round,
adding a "a TO his previous 211 for
A 2S5. but came in for fourth
money, $500.
Fifth position went into a three
way tie among Al Zimmerman of
Portland. Ore, LLOYD Mangrum of
Monterey Park, Cal, and Harry
BaSSler Of Los Altos. They each
cardcd 2S6 and carried away
checks for S3OS.33.
Jim Demarct Of Detroit peck
eted Sl62.50 for finishing in a
tie for ninth, while Chick Harbert
of Battle Creek received $85 for
sharing thirteenth place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
CaSS Five
Tackles
Cosmos

Cass Techs basketball team,
victorious in its first two starts
in the Metropolitan League, runs
into stronger competition at q
p. IN. today when the MechanfY
face Iamtramck in the Cosm0'
gym.
CaSS had little difficulty beating
Northern and Northeastern, but
Hamtramck looms as it's biggest
test so far. The Cosmos, beaten
by Eastern last week. will he
fighting 10 remain in the running
on the west side.
Sixteen other games will keep
Catholic League flves busy at
night De La Sale at st. Ladis-
laus is the only league game
scheduled in the first division.
Today's schedule:
CITY LEAGUE
East sde-cass Tech at HAmtrAmek.
p. IN.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
First Divisions De La Sale at 81. LAdis-
lausi st. Cecilia at Visitation; st. Mays
tine OF Kalamazoo at ST. Theresa
Second Diyision-St. Charles at 81. Rose;
81, Stanislaus al 81. Pauls; AnnuneiAtion
az St Philip: ST. Bernard at st. Martin:
81. Francis de Sales At 81. James; St
Mays OF Mt Clemens at 81. Rita.
Third Division-Sweetest Heart at 81.
Agnes St Hedwig At ST. Thomn: ~.
Josaphat at St Gertrude 81. Patrick al
s. Vincent Al Saints a. St caHinnir;
Sacred Heart al 81. Francis Xavier.
'Non league games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Fooled Everybody but Coach

The Green and White team started little slowly, but once
roll they match for the best They're still
improving they showed in their blazing battle with Note
Dame last Saturday
green and dmnutive L. of d. team, facing suicide
schedule expected have Of its this
year Yet this written the Ttans showing handsome
100 average with seven victories in ten starts.
what's keeping the Titans up there They
four regulars from last years starting lineup Averaging
feet they the shortest team Lloyd Brazil has
coached. They haven't single dangerous point maker
Coach Brazil has probably got the right idea He told us
started that his bunch Of youngsters
going o surprise a lot of bleacher taccans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Sper+ans Have One of Best Teams

From advance indications. Saturdays basketball game
that worth waiting for, although seven years IS
long wait. Michigan State, Of the Great
quintet of the best outfits in its history The
Tans the least promising L. of D. aggregatons
decade has developed surprising reputation as
giant killer
The lads haven't lost the Olympic floor although
the undedogs in struggle Their three victims
Harvard and Marquette know that these redshed
disturbing habit Of rising to occasion
Leader invading Spartans is Chester Aubuhon
gamest guys who donned basketball togs As
Junior AAmerican guard selection in 1910 The
following year down by dreaded illness that nearly
him his life and apparently put end to his basketball
He made inspiring comeback this season. however
Van Alstyne, the Spartans famed mentor, has built
formidable attack around Aubuchons dazzling ballhanding
Spaans knocked off such foes Harvard South
Carolina and Marquette The boys good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
DeddIine Nedrs
For Times Gold,
Silver Skates
Officials Confident
Cold Snap Is Due
10 Make Ice Ready
BY KEN HALL
Gold and silver skates Editar

Only about 40 hours remain for
skaters 10 file entries for the
twentieth annual Gold and Silver
Skates Derby closed events to be
run of on the Belle Isle race
course Saturday and Sunday.
superintendent RominSky re-
ports that there Is plenty OF ice
on Lake Tacoma. where the meet
annually is run, and that he and
his crew OF icc-makerS will have
the course in condition providing
the weather turns in the cold
direction As hours ahead OF race
time
Although advance weather re-
ports are not available in these
wartmeS. n is safe to predict
there viii be a cold wave on the
heels Of the long stretch OF mild
weather which has been the order
for the last 10 days or more.
GUENTHER TO REFEREE
Officials for the meet today
Were agreed upon by skating aSso-
citation officials and the writer.
Topping the list will be Lloyd
Gucnthcr. former state and ma
tional champion. who will referee ::
Jack Roehl, chief Of the paddock
IS.aff. and Benjamin Bagdade, track
Ichicf.
Officials for the meet are:
Referee Lloyd Guenther.
II 4 ~ Y
Ross.
Clerk Of Paddock-Jack Roehl;
assistants, Ford Hatfield, Roy De-
Roster and William Miller
Chief Track Clerk Ben Bag
dade; assistants. Paul Metzger.
Perry Deakin and Robert GasScl
Timers Sam LevinSon. chair
man; Ray Mari. L. l.. Carroll. L.
X. Wood and William Wagner.
AnnounCcrs-HarTy Eichoff and
Earl RiSSman.
Finish Line Judges 49, c. r.
Brewer chairman; Judge Thomas
+. Mahcr, John ConSidine Charles
RomnSky, Judge John d. Watts
and Lionel Smith.
Paddock William Wag-
ner, John SChierlinger, Marty
DoVlc.
Patrol JudgeS-Ray Fritz. Leo
Bison, Joe Gagnicr. Eddie Mack
and Charles Dclpier.
Racing Board Ito settle all dis
putoSl - W Hall. chairman;
Ray Mari, r. IT. Ross, Benjamin
Ragdade, Mrs. Jean Wagner and
Herbert Weber.
Fancy Skating and Grand March
Oscar klauSn chairman:
Charles II. Brennan. Herbert Cook
and Herbert Weber.
DoE-Slcd Derby Committee -
Judge John n. Watts, chairman;
assistants, Lionel Smith Sam
LevinSon, Benjamin Bagdade and
John Tobias.
Prizes Mrs. Matte Eckel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

higher education. We have never
been able 10 perceive any logical
reason why these two schools
should not meet in football as
wei as basketball.
Here is A natural, An attrac-
tion that would pack the stands
~ Eas, Lansing and AT L. of D.
Expenses would be at a mini
mum because the schools are
close together and there would
he no big bills for travelling ex-
penscs.
!, is a rivalry that should
provide bright new pages in the
sports annals Of the Midwest, as
Il has in the past. II is friendly
sports feud that is eagerly de-
sired by followers Of both
schools.
There has always been
something a little tragic and
farcicsl in the spectacle of these
two schools eOinp ont and sched-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Hogan, Dutrd Play
Demaret and Penna

LOS ANGELES, Jan = tUPl
Benny Hogan OF Hershey Pa,
winner of the $1,000 San Fran
cisco open golf tournament. and
Mortie Dutra agreed today 10
meet Jimmy Demarct and Tony
Penna in a~charity match AZ The
Del Rio Country Club m Brawlcy
Cal. next Monday
The match VIII prcCodo by a
week tho fourteenth annual let
tuCe tournament which starts
February 10 and continues for
Ave DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Commission Dempsey
In n. Y. State Guard

ALBANY. y. y, Jan. u GNS)
Adlutant Gen. AmcS Brown an
nounced today Jack Dempsey has
been commissioned a first lieuten-
ant in the New York state guard
and that he Will report 10 the COM
mandinG general for assignment
to headquarters aS an aidc-dc-
camp.
The former heavyweight king
attempted 10 enlist as a private
in tho regular army recently, hut
was rejected because of his age.
He is as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Patriotic Theme
Donate Part Of Roller Skate Carnival Receipts
TO Buy Bomber Fund
Ry MARGARET RUSSELL

With the house solid for the
opening show tonight Of the De-
troit Figure Skating Club-Detroit
T ines roller skating carnival
Stars and Stripes Al Arena
Gardens, Fred Martin Of the club
made The announcement that p
per cent Of tho gross proceeds of
the second show on February 3
will be turned over TO the Buy
A Bomber campaign.
There arc yet a goodly number
OF choice seats left for the second
performance, which displays every
thing on rollers that is done in
an ice skating revue.
Turning over a fourth Of the
proceeds from the second night
makes this amateur affair 100
per cent for good causes, as 25 per
cent of tonight'S show will go to
the Red Cross for war relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
MAY MEET AGAIN On GRID
By BOB MURPHY

Friends Of both Michigan and the University Of De
troll arc pcasc these natural rivals are renewing
Tor athletic relations lapse Of than seven years
The cage between the Spsrtans and the htans at Olympia
SATURDAY night promises be Of the best collegiate contests
cardcd for Detroit this
But Is lot than that.
II is We fondy hope the beginning Of of whole
some rivalry between Mchgans greatest institutions of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
One-Lap Bike Lead

CHICAGO. Jan. y CUP).-
Torchy Pcdcn and Charley Vac
emo held a one-lap lead today in
the thlrty-thlrd hour of the forty
fourth international SiX-day hi
cNClo race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
MISHAPS OVERCOME

Several miShaps have transpired
to befuddlc the plans for the
show, what with Hugo Lame leav-
ing for the army air corps and
Melva 3 loo K, national senior
womcn'S figure skating champion
Ill with "A bad cold but still the
show will go on without a hitch
All other members Of the cast
have pitched IN TO fiji the
Bruce Towle and Ann
Manlon will do Hugo and Melva'S
pairs number in Dance of the
Hours and Bruce and Alden Sib-
ley will take over other Of Hugo's
routineS. The only thing TO be
cut will be Melca's free skating
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

ung whose appeal wholly synthetic and coudn
begin gate attraction that Michigan State and
l.. of D. had right in their own back yard
The Spartans booked for home and home
this and there is good chance that
they may get together gidiron the spring This
certainly prelude the resumption of their thrill
laden football series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

program, and As II is there are
25 numbers in the show which
starts AT $50.
If the show is anything like
previous ones. and there IS every
indication that-it'S even better
it'll be a whiZ-bang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
OPEN For PRACTICE

Shooters in greater Detroit DO
string day time rife practice. and
participation in the HearSt
matches. may now enroll Al the
Royal Oak Municipal Rife Range
in the, Department Of Recreation
Building. Tom Founder. director
said. The range Will be open
every day from 9 a. m Several
daytime leagues arc now being
formed by Founder. Further IN
formation may be obtained from
Founder AT 1l9 West Third street
or by phonlnG Royal Oak $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27
Western YMCA
To Open Rifle
Shooting Range
Workmanship Classes
TO Be Available
at Three Branches
BY Don GILES

p. J. Lee. associate general Soc
rotary Of the metropolitan YMCA,
said today that with the compile
ton of the Western Us rife range
in a few days. craftsmanship
classes would be available at three
of their Detroit branches.
At Fisher Branch, three rifle
classes are now IN progress A
women'S class is conducted every
Monday evening under the direc-
ton of Walter Long. one OF the
nations best marksmen. William
Lee is activities secretary al
Fisher. Juniors shoot every Sat
urday morning.
At Northeastern Y, 10l00 Har-
per avenue, classes are held every
Thursday. Information may be-
obtained from Eugene Oppcrmann.
William ]. Wick, Adrian Rife
Club, has entered large class of
high school students i'm the Hearst
Times Rifle matches. They viii
fire every Monday evening from
5 10 1870 p. m. in the Adrian
National Guard Armory Inter
ested markSmcn or beginners may
contact Wick. 6lS North Locust
street, Adrian. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

BOWLING SCHOOL %ayss S' W. 9.ots,
srs,hmoor Recreation sohooerar at Grand
River. Omen Alleys Until ~ and After o.
CHENE- TROMBLY $3.50 ~s Ss!" s.,s %!, $40
Tournament Gssrsr,,sd First Pril" Are:
Team. $500 doubles, 500 and ,ir0le'. $50.
CLUB BOB.LO WOODWARD AZ THt RIVER
ouso Bo~Iino FROM N A NJ Untn P " and
cnENEP $500 CONNER avs " $751;
UUNNCn 0peu Bo~Ino Saturdays and Sundays
Daily Until T. After 49, Cocktail Bar and
Rsstaurant Operated bS Tommy Pollock
DETROIT REC. tA 90 s,sd AZ y, s st,!,,
opsr Bownno n A. WlIs Hoppe BliiiMd
Champion. Hare February ith and sth
DEXTER REC. DEXTER n :, 9 s,sIs, BLVD
opsn Boeloq Every Evening Bowl early ard
Avoid WAITING - Alleys Billiards
GRAND CENTRAL 1871 ~ tt' !I,,I sAHK
oul,'.r Arsn In Detroit. Open Bowling Until 6
? N and after 1870 Free Instructions DAILY.
IMPERIAL REC, eE 1,s,, @SToos 9!DG.
70 Modern Alleys
opsr Every oH tin mdnVht Ma. stss.
J. J. MILLETT'S ''I ~ ,' s.ssss
10 busu opsn Boullno AN. to S p. ~.
and after 10 90 Az Day saturday
/ nUC'c pLp 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWL nIO' 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE.
1928 G Jefferson AZ EAstlavn
4 llnYy cTpIYc esis GRAND RIVER
.lUGhl JlnlhL AT Inc BLVD.
~. f.S65F Bs Happy.Go. Lucky. free lnt,tueuon
by Betty LalieY Oaill / 10 p N
1ACE.BLvO. REC. co. 1855 N sAs s,s. AVE.
Tsff,s, Close for Aerual HUSBAND a0d VIE
r0urramert rsbfrsfy O. Eater Nov
Mt, ELLIOTT REC, '''o ~ ~, 4, $3.50 ssso
onsr Auss, rroe, sAW to- ~ go ~ -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-27

n Bonnie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-18
Dds Suendenerbe

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