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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Business Club
Party Dec. Iq

THE DETROIT BUSINESS
WOMENS CLUB will hold its
annual Christmas party DCcom-
Der 10 in the main lounge Of the
NWCA.
Phllomene Altman is general
chairman and Mrs. +. w. Frostic
has arranged a musical program
for the occasion.
BARBARA ELAINE HER
MAN. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth +. Herman Of Franklin
Village. was named this week on
the Deans List At Stephens
College for eNcelling in studies.
Miss Herman is IN the junior
class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
George Fredericks There

MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE J. FREDERICKS there
Mrs. FrederickS cloth OF gold dress. off by
jewel unburst at the sweetheart neckine. and garnet
necklace earrings and bracelet and red ostrich
tip in her hair
They chatting with the Irving T. OBriens Mrs.
OBron in gray crepe dress with bodice beaded in tiny
silver beads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Miss Go+fre dson
Coming Home

MARY GOTFREDSON,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Crt T.. GotiredSon Of IroquoiS
avenue, Will return from Barat
College for the holidays on De-
CCmher Is.
Joining the family fold De-
ccnber 19 Will he the Gotfred-
sons son. Jack. from Holy Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Betty Hill Dancing

BETTY HILL. dancing with George r. Saunders
Jr....was glamour girl white formal evening
fashioned with boufant skirt and long torso bodice
made entirely OF shimmeng sequns wore pale blue
Prince Of Wales feathers in her hair -.
Betty and George were with her parents the A. L.
Hills 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Goodsons Entertain

THE GEORGE F. GOODsONS were entertaining Mrs.
GoodSons sister Gertrude c. Bach Of Erie Pa. who
home from Miami Beach and Tucson, AI1. the
Lloyd V. Barteys and Mrs Winnifred Nebel..
The J. j. Findlaters had their guests the John
O'Sulvsns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Thomas and the Robert Drummonds
together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Subscription Party

Zmmers their soniu-law and daughter, the J, D. Cham
berlins the Earl Cosgraves Mrs Mary Dieterch and
Mle Jean Reasons
Mrs Cosgrave outstanding in hame-coored crepe
gown. with skirt made Of three tiers Of fringe and the
bodies entirely OF fringe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
IN N oyfss..jjjr
W. with

EVERY MEMBER of the Detroit Golf Club.
And guest at the party Saturday night.
Was millionaire. at least for night.
We wondered If all mllionaires.
Scatter their money about recklessy...
Off they have much fun.
The evening started off with cocktails and dinner
Followed by dancing and games.
Never have such sumpuous prizes az those dis
played.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Younes and Meeuires

AND MRS A Vol nc and the- Howard Ma
Suires together Mrs Young in bright red crepe
dinner dress with touches OF gold. and Mrs. Mcguire
in black crepe dinner dress with red flowers the de-
coesge and red flowers her hair. 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
War Plant Executives

DETROIT GOLF CLUBS membership ...
We're told. has the highest number ~ industry
executives.
OF any club in town
And . it vas good a.. to see these tired and over.
worked
Letting themselves 60. and joining in the fun.
One a the party who work all the time.
Has had only il Sundays with his family in two
years..
Until the snow fell. he used TO over.
Take quick lunch
Get his daily IS minutes Of fresh air the putting
green.
= And then dash back 10 work 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
BUYS Tee Service

WILLARD NJ CORNELIUS. -.
Had his eye handsome Old English
Silver service period 1900.
He wouldn't run the risk Of letting it get away from
him =.
And he bought before the playing started
As Christmas gift TO Mrs. Cornelius
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Lacys With MiIlers

PRESIDENT AND MRS ARTHUR LACY dir
ng
With Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller.
Hrs. Lacy in dubonnet lace gown.
And Mrs Miller in bright red crepe dinner dress
gold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
Ceddy Fund Benefits

THIS PARTY. ..as all parties nowadays 49,.
Given the Detroit Golf Club.
According TO president Arthur Lacy.
Was...."a party with purpose
All proceeds into the caddy fund
The caddies' annual party will be given tomorrow
night.
And the money will be spent in buying the boys.
Winter shoes and wooden socks, gloves
Chairman OF the caddy party. is Raymond Wadron.
Who has been working every spare minute for weeks
To make il bang-up affair.
Present will be. the board OF directors.
And in the lmelght in the world OF sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-14
SUIT \ A[UES
this Season

Never Suit Sale more timely than this one
suits fashion news-aood-the most wanted item
the season , Its fashionable TO suit under
your winter We very fortunate In purehas-
ma . large quantity Of higher priced suits made
to sell up SASS which means saving Of
many dolsrs-qet your suit in this sale tomorrow Tor
only IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Popular Chap

Jess Haines, former Cardinal
World Series hero, has been re-
elected auditor of Montgomery
County, Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
HAGEN, SO MONDAY, SPINS YARNS
Champ in Afternoon. Hes Unknown at Niqh1
BY NJ. +. DRUKENBRoD

Walter Hagen, one of sports all
time greats, a fellow who has won
every major golf championship
here and abroad open 20 a pro-
fessional, will celebrate his fiftieth
birthday Monday.
The Haig, now a manufacturer
agent, doesn't have 10 tell you he
has enjoyed these years TO the
fullest.
Neither does he have to tell you
that if he could live them over
he'd ask no more than he be al
lowed TO live them just as he has
done and is doing.
ou-know- him yeH- knew all
that.
Anyhow, his birthday is ap-
preaching and he was asked Ia
tell some of the experiences Of his
eventful career.
Tops was his story Of the ex-
perience he and the two British
Stars-George Duncan and Abe
Mitchell-had with the pompous
president of the club near Paris
where the Haig won the 1920
French Open after a playoff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
q Get Wayne
Grid Letters

Twenty-Five major and six minor
football letters have been awarded
to members of Wayne University'S
1912 gridiron squad, according 10
David L. Holmes. Tartar athletic
director. Three student managers
also have been honored.
Included in the list OF letter
winners are. but two seniors-Co-
Captains Frank J. Chorney and
Donald G.. Kennedy. Under ordi-
nary circumstances the prospects
for 1913 would be very bright. The
armed services, however. have al
ready claimed more than will be
graduated in June. Sam Carpenter,
Dick OlmStead and Mitchell Tottie
are now in uniform and others are
slated to go in the near future.
Varsity majors 60 to:
Valentine L. AsQuini. David ". Boards
John X. Cotton, John H. Faughn. Jack A.
Graham, Reed II. Hagen, James 2. Han
nan. Morton KAnfer Co-CaptAin Kennedy.
Joseph l. Nagnatta, Eugene p. hahn-
owski. Donald L. Meyers, Paul J. Miller.
Donald Mullen. Richard g. Olmstead. Ray
mood q. Perry. Lawrence 3. Raskin,
Douglas c. Rutherford, Mitchell Tottis and
&c. Donald Young.
Varsity minors go to:
Paul A. Chapman. John Harrington.
Burton c. Lake John w. Patrick. CALVIN
J. Rhodes and Harry Weoerman
Managers major--Louts II. Rickert.
Managers minors-Ssmuel J. Prisk and
Samuel W. sarris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Pros Not AUowed

Although the three arrived II
style at the club, they were tolc
pros were not allowed in the club
house. The Haig finally broke tn,
president down by informing hin
that if he and his companions
couldn't stay there they would leave
and let the tournament become Z
flop.
I'VE won our point" the Haig
recalled, "and n most enjoyable
stay of Ave days at the club fol-
lowed. The president proved a
wonderful host and was with us
most OF the time"
But, il seems, as soon as the
tournament ended their host be-
came his austere, formal self
again.
There was party In Paris
that night and i was invited"
Hagen went on. THE first per-
-saw was the president
and i marched up TO greet him.
But all he did was stare at me
through his monocle.
maybe the old boy didn't
recognize me in my dinner
clothes, so I'd help him out.
"'Champee-on, champee-on,'
said I'm my best French.
"'Champee-on, champee-on: ."
he finally replied. oh, Lat
AMERICAN Hagen, hees zee
champee-on'."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Detroiter TO Play
With Trojan 5
Against |. Telh
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Lawrence TIE his high flying
Blue Devils play hosts to one of
the strongest teams on their ex-
tensive schedule Tuesday night at
Central High School when they
meet the University of Southern
California.
It's the only game scheduled on
the local collegiate front as the
University OF Detroit and Wayne
take a week of 10 prepare for the
first OF five doubIe-headers TO be
held a week from Monday at
Olympia. u. of d. faces the Sell
fridge Field Flyers, and the Tar
tars meet Oregon State on that
twin bill.
Lawrence, too, will suspend COM
petition after this game until Jan
uary 4 when the University of
Wyoming will play here. Michigan,
Michigan State and Detroit Tech
are all inactive this week because
OF the Christmas vacation.
Jaglowicx Star
The Trojans are stopping off in
Detroit on an Eastern jaunt that
takes them to Madison Square
Garden, New York, TO play Long
Island University and to Phila-
delphia to meet Temple. Saturday
night they played DePaul in Chi
.cago.
Adding interest TO the game will
be the presence of Alex OmaleY
Detroit boy, in the Southern Cali
fornia starting lineup. Omalev was
graduated from Northern High
School in 1888, but played in only
three prep games because of i'll
ness.
He played year with Jagiowicz,
state AAU champ, after gradua-
ton, and was the teams leading
scorer. A senior now, he's enrolled
in VT of the naval reserve. He
has starred at forward for three
years owls D years old 6-feetr
2 inches tall and weighs 10
pounds.
The Trojans, who finished sec
ond in the southern division of the
Pacific Coast Leage last year
went into Saturdays game with
DePaul Boosting a record OF four
consecutive victories. Lawrence
had lost only one game in eight
before Saturdays game with the
.RCAF five of Aylmer. Ont.
Preceding the Lawrence-South-
ern California game will be a
clash between the Dearborn Naval
Training School and the Toledo
Naval Training School at z p. m.
Leo Beebe, former University OF
Michigan basketball captain, is the
standout on the Dearborn five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

AS you probably remembe1
Hagen played in the British Ope1
for the first time in 1920-and
finished fifty-third.
but that's only part of it,
Hagen recalled with a chuckle.
There were only 81 Of us In the
final rounds, SO that meant Il
came in next to last. The only
one I finished ahead Of was an
old pro with whom i was paired.
beat him out on the last hole
after a terrific struggle"
He didn't let that poor start Il
the British Open stop him. HI
later won il four times. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Repaid With Interest

As was the case during the last
season. Brooklyn is likely 10 find
the rival clubs bearing down
harder against them than against
other teams. Viewed from this
angle. the manager who SowS
hatred by hard-boiled and ques-
tionable tactics would seem 10 be
repaid with interest.
In the old days, when the Giants
were the rowdies az baseball they.
too. were hated. but il was mild
hate compared with that which
cooked the Dodgers pennant goose
last season. Nor did il ever
boomerang to cost the club the
championship.
McGraw was respected by those
whom he antagonized most, as
Bill Klein. the umpire will attest
For years. Mac and KLEIN carried
on a bitter feud. Yet. the one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

Hagen, who opened the doors of
that French clubhouse to the pros,
not so many years ago innocently
did the same thing for a woman
friend at one of the most exclu-
sive stag clubs in the East.
They were to have dinner in
town and he suggested she drive
to the club and get him. He eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

had to have with an old friend
when he finally reached Tampa
didn't prevent him from delivering
a sensational first round score Of
Ga, but it did cause him some
embarrassment with two big league
ball player friends.
AT the ninth green when I
hoIed out in ST." Hagen said,
"were Mickey Cochrane and Cy
Perkins of the Athletics. L
walked over, shook hands with
them and told them how glad 1
was 10 see them"
That was alright, except as the
Haig learned later, he had greeted
Mickey and Cy the same way in
the lockerroom on his arrival a
short time before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
OFT Fools EN-

Mel OFT is another member of
the mild school In fact. even his
best friends thought Mel would
be flop as a manager because he
was too nice a guy and would be
trampled on by his ball players.
Just as Walter Johnson had been.
Jimmy Dykes is a terror to UNI
pires but otherwise he's pleasant
guy who doesn't harbor any
grudges or pick fights with oppos-
ing teams. Jimmy is outSpoken
and salty and for that reason,
a great favorite among the base
ball writers.
Norman Kid Elberfeld was the
Durocher Of his day. He managed
the New York Highlanders in 1908
and had a career as stormy as il
was short, as q ajor league pilot.
Most Of the Kids battling was
done In the minors, however. He
fought through every state in the
South in later years, as n manager
in the Southern Association.
Ty Cobb was a scrappy, quick
tempered manager when he han
died the Tigers. Ty liked 10 bully
young players if he could get. away
with il. He admired a kid with
spunk enough to fight him back,
however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

possession Bill had al the begin
ming of his umpiring career which
he still treasures is a ball and
strike Indicator made Of ivory
which McGraw gave him before
they hnoke off diplomatic relations
Bill exhibits il reverently.
Last seasons major league pen
nant races were the ideal tesu-
monials for the mild-mannered.
easy going type Of manager. Billy
the latest miracle
man of baseball, hardly raised his
voice above the conversational
pitch all season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

pected she'd drive to the entranc(
and have him PACED. Surely ther}
would be no rule breaking in that
But while seated in the club
house, Walter looked up and wal
startled TO see his friend standin}
there in the room. There was m
attendant at the door and woman|
like she just walked in. Aftej
some raising OF eyebrows, thu
mighty males arose and welcomed
her She spent part of the eve
ming with them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Very Embarrassing

The Haig never iInbibed as much
as some thought. He slipped,
though, one night when his friends
gave a party in his honor at Bel
leair, Fla. with long drive ahead
OF him to Tampa, where he was to
start in a tournament the next
That and some refreshments he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Intercept ; Passes
In Each Of 6 Games

APPLETON. Wis, Dec. 10
tINS).-Lawrence Colleges Mid
west Conference football cham
pionS were consistent in pass
defense during the 1912 season.
They intercepted exactly three
passes in each of their six games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
None Like Him

Trying 20 finL a basis for COM
pariSon with Leo Durocher, one
realizes that there never has been
another manager quite like him in
the major leagues. The late John
McGraw. who used TO be the SYM
Dol of the scrappy manager, re-
garded the umpire as a natural
enemy and occasionally had brawls
with rival managers Of players.
But the Little Napoleon of the
diamond never set out deliberately
10 make people hate him and his
ball club. as Durocher seems TO
have done.
1t is now agreed by baseball
students that one Of the decisive
factors in the Cardinals success
last season was the hate engen-
dered against the Dodgers by the
fiery team Of MacPhail and Du-
rocher.
This was no phony rivalry
stirred up for box office purposes.
but an abiding hatred that is likely
10 carry over into next season.
despite the new order in Brook
Ign.
Durocher offended so many rival
clubs and players that there are
bound 10 be many who viii not
forget and forgive easily Just be-
cause Leo's new boss wants him
10 be a less truculent citizen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Tough Baseball Pilots
Often Miss the Boat
Tactics Used E
by Durocher
Often Backfired
BY DAN PARKER

NEW YORK, Dec. 19. - When
Deacon Branch Hickey, pious new
head man of the Brooklyn Dodgers
baseball organization, ordere d
Manager Leo Durocher 10 abandon
the role of diamond bully-ragger
recently. even if it hurts, he re-
vived interest in the oft-debated
question::
Does the hard-bOiled type OF
manager get better results than
the mild hammered species?"
Leo himself may provide the
answer during the coming season
when he attacks his job tbut nary
an umpire) from brand new
tack.
The question seems purely aca-
demic il il is admitted that there
are more ways OF killing a cat
than by overlooking him with
choice mouse outlets. Both the
tough and the sy-going type OF
manager have had notable success
on the diamond, but the prepon-
derance of evidence seems TO be
on the side OF the mild-mannered
men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Recall! Mack's Fight

Another mild-spoken manager
whose tactics on the field match
his voice is the venerable and be-
loved Connie Mack. who has COM
pleted 44i2 seasons as a major
league manager with won and
lost percentage of 1876. Approach
ing The four-Score and 10 mark,
thc'll be 50 on December 23)
Connie is still one Of the keenest
managers IN the game and living
proof OF the adage
Take It easy and you'll last
longer
Bill NICK echnie. who. like
Branch Hickey, IS a good church
and a despiSer Of unclean
language. has managed 10 be one
Of the successful managers of the
modern era without resort 10
or belligerence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Singapore Target of One
of Most Crucial Battles
of Entire Pacific Fight
Federal Board
Making Credit
Sales Tougher
New Restrictions
TO be Outlined

Washington. Jan. si-INS-The
Federal Reserve Board and the OF
hce OF Price Administration are
working on new and tougher" re-
s~trictions TO further curtail the
practice OF buying on credit, ii be-
come known today.
Three reasons were given as
necessitating the present studies;
l. Americas entry into the war
has made it necessary TO reduce
the demand for civilian goods, IN
order to facilitate the conversion
OF industry to the manufacture Of
war products.
2. Fears in government quarters
that Congress will fail to exact all
OF the $4,000. 0O0. 1000 l. additional
taxes asked by President Roosevelt
thus leaving excessive" purchas-
ing power in the hands OF the pub
lie.
3. Curtailment of the sales OF
new automobiles. the largest single
installment buying item, which has
left an oyerly-large amount OF
available credit in the hands OF the
public. which might be DETECTED to
other items.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Underpass For
Highway Seen

Construction ola highway under
pass at ~Wayne-Washtenaw County
line, three miles east OF Ypsilanti, is
the first major project In erection
OF an elaborate system OF access
roads to be built in all directions
from Ypsilanti bomber plant
State Highway Department Is con
structing 10Y a temporary roadbed
for railroad tracks 10 detour all
Michigan Central trains for a half
mile. The train detour will permit
construction Of the underpass TO
carry motor traffic on the four
lane highway leading from US-ll2
TO the bomber plant.
In line with the new ccess high
ways. Ypsilanti representatives Will
attend q joint meeting OF the Detroit
Chamber OF Commerce. federal gov
eminent. bus firms. state highway
department and Ford Motor Co.
Tuesday In Detroit for discussion
or transportation OF workers to the
bomber plant. Attending from Ypsi
lanti will be Police Chief Dan f. l..
Patch, Mayor Ross X. Bower, Joseph
II. Thompson and Paul Ungrodt,
Board OF Commerce transportation
chairman and secretary. respective
ly.
Vaughan Smith, Plymouth chief
OF police. will assume special police
duties at Ypsilanti bomber plant
soon. Chief Smith was recently Civ
en- a leave OF absence. He will con
tinue to reside in Plymouth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Eighteen Seek
School Posts

Eyaluation OF applications from
IL persons who wish TO take nur-
sory school training and IL per
sons who have volunteered for nur-
sery school work in Y~psilanti is
being made by Mrs. Charles Lamb.
district director Of Works Progress
Administration nursery schools.
Mrs. Lamb is Investigating es-
adjustment Of defense nursery
schools here for children Of moth
ers who will be employed in de-
Tense Industries.
Two nursery schools are operat-
ing now at Woodruff School. These
are not designated defense schools
but are for young children whose
parents are employed or not able
to be home during the day.
An all day defense nursery
school is operating in Ann Arbor
now and early next week Mrs.
Lamb expects to meet with sew
eral women who are interested in
establishing a training school there
Contributions OF nursery schools
to children and 70 homes were
discussed by Mrs. Lamb at Spencer
School Parent Teacher Association
Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-31
Missing Student to Tell
Experiences to FIJI Agents

Omer st. Jacques, 10. Wayne.
Michigan State Normal College
student who had been missing
since Monday. returned home Fri
day and informed state police of
the Ypsilanti post that he had
been kidnapped by two men who
drove him to East st. Louis. ILL.,,
and released him without harm.
st. Jacques was taken by state
troopers to the Detroit Federal
Bureau OF Investigation to make
q statement. The Lindbergh law
applies to kidnapping involving
crossing state boundaries.
The youth returned to Wayne
Friday by bus, after informing
his father. Alcide st. Jacques. by
telegram. Thursday of his where
abouts.
He had been sought since last
Monday morning. when he left
home to hitchhike TO Ypsilanti to
attend classes. Tie told state po-
lice the men brought him as far
rs the Ford bomber plant and then
decided to drive to Illinois. The
men apparently made no attempt
at extortion or robbery, state po-
lice reported today.