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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Ohio State Mentor
Avid to Triumph

straight years before the 194l
tie.
Brown will be pitting his
squad against Michigan for the
first time before a home crowd
A throng of more than $4,000
will be in the big Columbus
horseshoe Saturday for this
homecoming spectacle.
The Buckeyes can sew up the
conference title with a victory.
They have won four and lost
one (Wisconsin) to date. Every
other Big Ten school with q six
game schedule has already been
defeated twice, and those with
five games in the league have
all been beaten at least once.
Michigan, on the other hand.
needs a win to keep its title
hopes alive. BY flattening the
Buckeyes and then turning back
Iowa the Wolverines could as
sure themselves of a hand on
the diadem. 1t would be an I'M
disputed championship should
Minnesota defeat Wisconsin this
week.
Michigan's Reserves operated
In scarlet Jerseys last night and
threw Buckeye formations at
the Varsity. AS is often the
case in Wolverine practise, moth
ing worked we'll against the
first team except the enemy pass
plays. Cliff Wise, nifty throw
err, took the role of Ohio States
Les Hovarth and he was hitting
his receivers with uncanny &C
curacy.
This should be one of the
years widest scoring exhibit
tons, though it is competing
with that 1920 thriller between
Michigan and Notre Dame last
Saturday.
Since 1884 Michigan and
Ohio State haven't played
game In which less than ID
points were scored and in eight
games this season both teams
have struck closely to the theory
that a good offense will take
care of the defensive problems.
The Buckeyes have rolled up
275 points this fall, including a
$50 triumph over Fort Knox
and a 1919 defeat of Pitt. Last
week they walloped Illinois A.
20.
Against somewhat more for
opposition Michigan has
q total of 176 points In eight
games, which is no shameful re-
cord either. The Wolverines hit
Northwestern for "a points and
Harvard for 35, with the Re-
serves facing the Crimson for
he second half.
Michigan Is nearly at full
strength for the showdown. Don
Boor Is still favoring bad an
xle, but he has seen little action
his season.
Crisler will start Tom Kuzma
and Paul White at the halfbacks,
Bob Wiese at fullback, George
Ceithmal at quarterback and
he Seven Oak Posts" in the
inc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
MISSING EN- QUICK

Winding up the football selec-
ton season with no more idea Of
what's what than we had at the
start: Boston College, Georgia
and Georgia Tech (automatical-
Ivy; Army over Princeton, Col
umbia over Dartmouth, Harvard
over Yale, Missouri over Ford
ham, Wisconsin over Minnesota,
Ohio State over Michigan, Notre
Dame over Northwestern, Ala
bama over Vanderbilt, North
Caroline over Virginia. when
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 1912

COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 10 Up
- II Gene Fekete, Ohio States
plunging fullback from Find
lay, Ohio, starts tearing through
the Michigan line here Satur-
day, the Wolverines will have
more than one cause for wincing.
Fekete. a sophomore who's
leading the midwest in scoring
with 70 points, tried to enroll
at Michigan. He lacked neces-
sary credits in mathematics and
shifted to Ohio State because he
wanted to play football in the
Western Conference.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Pulled Tendon Threatens
Career of Reuter- Rice

for he Is being counted on to
supply the bulk of the COMPETE
ton for the invading Swedes,
Gunder Hagg and Arne Ander-
son.
The Amateur Athletic Union
awaits mid-December air prior
ity for Hagg, Anderson and Hak-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
J. Hickman TOP
Single Scorer

j. Hickman, of the First Ma
tional Bank squad, was the lead
ing single series scorer in the
Minor League at Bowl-O-Drome
last night with a 582, and EN-
NETT Quinn, of the Cities Serv-
ice squad. chalked up a high
single score of 215.
The McEvoy Motor Sales
squad swept single and series
team honors with scores of 988
and 2754 respectively.
NnVNCC
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Grid Hero Can't
Remember Scoring

DALLAS, Nov. 10 - Up -
Either fumbles or penalties had
kept c. d. Allen, Southern Meth
odist's fancy ball carrier, away
from the goal line.
Finally he made il. He re-
ceived a hard head jolt in the
Arkansas game. but still man.
aged to take off a few seconds
later for a 51-yard touchdown
run.
Happy? Well, slightly. That
jolt was more severe than any
one suspected. He can't remem-
Der scoring his only touchdown
of the season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

mickey" Dunn, proprietor of
the Mt. Clemens Skating Arena,
has further popularized roller
skating since opening his mod
ern new skating rink here six
weeks ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
257Hgh Score
in Big TweLue

G. Brown, of the J. c. Jarchow
squad in the Big Twelve League
at Bowl o. Drome last night
scored the high single game with
a 257, and H. LaCroix scored
high series score with q 500. He
rolls on the Kraft Hi-Speed en-
try.
Kraft Hi-Speed was the high
team series scorer with q 1888,
and Bar 50 was high single scor-
or with a 9l6.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

PROVO. Utah, Nov. 10 --(PD
Brigham Young University
footballers were beaten by Colo
RADIO University, 48-0, but they
realize il was due to careful
preparation by the victors.
Coach Jim Yeager OF Colo
RADIO, remembering that failure
to kick had helped lose a game
TO Utah. had lettered across the
seat of Center Don Brotzman's
pants: For Heavens Sake,
Punt"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Mary uI|rich High
Singles Bowler

Mary Ullrich scored the high
single game at Macomb Recrea-
ton last night in the Ladies Aft
ernoon league with 1875 score,
and the high single series was
chalked up by Alice Lindsey.
STANDINGS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

scooted down the sidelines for
20 yards.
Oscar Watz came through to
keep his team from a goose-egg
when he stole the ball from An
derson and raced 80 yards
through the astonished cham
pions.
LinelIps.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Hockey
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TONIGHT'S GAMES
Detroit at Chicago.
Toronto at New York.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

Breitmeyer to Allor which spell.
ed doom to the losers. D
Green's team will meet in semi
finals the winner Of two other
games. All teams survived the
round robin play against other
class teams, from which .
champion will be decided.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

~ SOiiiSo w WIG 0OdtilWCSb dllC
Pacific coast we give up.
Dartmouth, Harvard over
Yale, Missouri over Fordham,
Wisconsin (home team over
Minnesota, Ohio State over
Michigan, Notre Dame over
Northwestern, Alabama over
Vanderbilt, North Carolina over
Virginia. -. when it comes to
the Southwest and Pacific coast
we give up.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

SURPRISE VICTORY
Unleashing a passing attack
which was unstoppable, Sab
rows touch team was eliminat-
ed. Green's cohorts won easily,
1870, this week in a quarter
final surprise.
1t was the combination of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov.
10 - Up Saturday will be
Judgment day" for that wiz
ard IF ours"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Olsen, Johnson
Bre ak Star
Record

NEW YORK. Nov 30 - Olsen
and johnson today began their
fifth consecutive year as stars at
.thc Now York Winter Garden.
setting an all-timc. record for con-
tnuous performance under one
roof.
Olsen and Johnson opened in
"HellzapoppIn' on sept. p, 1883.
That played 1901 performances.
Then came Son oFun' which
Will be one year old on Decem-
Der I
on OF night, at the Winter
Garden the comedians often take
their entire show 10 some war
plants. They have Travelled rs far
~ Rochester and Buffalo on such
missions. or, If they are not dong
THAT they arc playing some drive
Tor benefit for charity or for some
war cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

torpedo command; Joan Craw-
ford confined 60 her home bat
Ting the nu and Above
Suspicion" l. closed down until
she feels better: Marian Marsh
scott home from the hospital
with her new daughter, Mary
katherine scott.
Ann NOthern proud a pea
cock because Robert Sterling
called her, he il "A full-ilcdgcd
cadet; Anna Ices doctor has put
her on "A special diet 10 gain
poundagc; the Ca> rdtioninG has
put Irene HerNeN and Allan
Jones right back where they
started from. They have closed
their Brcntv God home and
NOV I'd back 90 the small Beverly
Hills apartment where tfry
spent their honeymoon.
Bill Lundigan cant take any
more Kidding about his best girl,
Martha O'DriScoll. being down
at Texas \. and VI with 1000
men on the campus and broke
out with: I'm not worried.
Martha and I are secretly en-
gagged and will be publicly mar
ried shortly
That's all for TODAY see YOU
tomorrow But Mrs. Ted Kings
bury. Lansing. H., says: Buy
stamps and bonds To help win
this war. 80 wei have peace
forever more"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
COMEDY FANORITES

Comedy favorItcS We're Blue
beard and Helen Of Troy, bOrh
in the ballet bouffc manner,
danced 70 the music of OtfenbaCh.
which would be described in tower
circles as strictly "corny.'
Helen OF Troy is the one which
received ITS initial performance
here and. while II is very amusing,
1T lacks quite the imagination one
finds in "Bluohird which was
given both Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
DoLIN At BEST

"Biucbcard' gives Anton Dolln
the English dancer one Of those
rare chances 10 combine great
-rraUCTTE WIN sheer bUTT0Onc!y As
the amorous baron who upset,
the court Of poor King BobIchc
even more than the queen anus
ing inhdelltieS, Dolin Is superb.
Nowhere could YOU find a more
exquisite Helen than IN Trina
BaronoNa. who scars across Tho
stage IN "A dance drama depicting
not the last time she saw Paris
hAt rather. Mcnnlau,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
4 GREAT DANCER

In the classic line Les Syiph-
Ido>' and Princess Aurora. We
had chance 10 watch Andre EC-
lcvSky, who. has only recently
Joined the company and Alicia
Narkoya, both OF whom are SUI
pcrh.
Eglcvsky'S work In The Sunday
matinee Of "Coppcha alone was
''-t,t--- r. ---r- T7rrr-r C1- ddUTTyST0n m
GLIDING tax. He's one Of the great
male dancers We have today
The T,chaikowsky "Alcko.' also
presented Sunday afternoon. is ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
WONDERFUL SETS

Adding 10 its effectiveness are
those Marc Chagall sets among
the most startling we have seen.
Pas dc Quatrc reminiscent Of
a famous quartet performance
commanded. was the m S (
charming miniature and Russian
Soldier, set 10 the ProkOfIcff
music Of Lieutenant Kijc proved
the grlmmcSt.
Most disappointing was Peter
apd-tAe ANeliff p iittii-e,- Pfekoftttf,
wtICf dIdn seem 10 lake adNan-
tage Of all the possibilities of this
wonderful fairy tale
Pctruuchkal A-ette- Of or pets
was done Well and completes the
list of offerings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
CO-ORDINATED BALLET

One Of the most striking fca-
lures about this company IS the
excellent coordination In both its
star group and IN - corps de bal
let. There is less concern over the
stars and greater effort 10 pull the
whole thing together It'> about
time that ballet got out of its tenn
pcramental clothes and slipped
INTO something more comfortable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
REVIEW or TENAS

WHAT AN interesting day we
spent with Colonel and Mrs.
Emerson at LongNiew. Texas. II
il sight TO see an oil we'll in
almost every back yard and
even I'm the cemetery. The whole
town is busting its buttons with
pride over the new military hos
pttat 1uST completed and II ~
the last word In modern surgical
equipment.
Mrs Jack Warner was with
me and among the people We
met at the ColonefS luncheon
was Mrs Spencer Flanagan,
whose husband owns all the
local theaterS. Business l. terri
fc and although the critics in
Hthe big towns panned Her
ardboard Lover with Norma
I>hearPr and MelNyn Douglas, II
has been a big hit here.
TEXAS IL very warm for this
time of the Near-but YOU can
believe all YOU have heaEd about
the Lone Star State brand Of
hospitality
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
SLIGHTLY HOMESICK

"Their morale i great. don't
mistake me. hut they are lonely
and homcSick for the sight Of
any one from home.
They need a lot OF things,
those boys az those outpo>t>.
They need PLAYING cards. check
er>. portable monographs. Vic
trola needles and records WHY.
in some spots the hoNS had
PLAYED their records over and
over 81 many times they sounded
like nothing but scratching
metal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
OFF FOR THE ARMY

DIANA BARRYMORES wire
caught up with me after / returned
from tWn day> deep m tho heart OF
Texas. II gave me turn tor a
moment FOR Dana openlng re-
marx Apaet Il always SAID you
would hc tho frSrto know Il any
hing happened Ms-hgNhsHd has
left INC And then she add, ,+!e
has gone of with bunch of fcl-
lows 10 meet a man popularity
known A. Uncle Sam
P,' Bramwcll Fletcher report,
- Fort Macarthur a. the crack
o. breakfast Tuesday morning
and / am. very proud Of him. I'm
taking that New York trip VIC
planned together alone and viii
probably spend Christmas with my
mother and family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
EVERYTHING NEW

Also tho sets and costumes arc
all now. New designers like NertcS
and 10 Mc,lziner have revampcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

exciting version Of the Pushkin
poem. advising young men 10 stay
away from gypSlcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
ALINE OR TWO

WHAT'S THIS about honey
chlld Wilder bring stranded in
South America and can get
back Ernst LubitSch is test
ing Helene Reynolds AT Twentieth
for the other woman D. IN Birth
day"
!. Edward Brombcrc, who
coached Victoria Faust for her
stage role In Cry Havoc tShC $
really good follows her into tho
cast OF "G-Strng Murders with
Barbara Stanwyck
P,t Joseph Dcllccracio spent
his own money 10 call me all the
way ~ Hot Springs 10 tell me he
and some of his huddlcS from a
camp near Riverside had been
dinner guests az tho home 81 Jean
Wallace Mrs Francho' Tone l
know tho folk, back home will
never believe ! had dinner with
Mrs Tone unless u is printed IN
you column said Joe Mrs Tone
i tho riCc>t person | over met "
Hone the folks believe you now.
pal
hid YOU over hear ~ rope
burns We'll, Eleanor Powell Is
suffering from them after p long
routine Of twirlinC rope for Il
Dood IT, A. soon as Bette
Davis finishes old Acquaintance
She heads for two months rcStat
New Hampshire farm o.. Ambas-
Sador Dawes daughter Mrs. Mil
lard TydngS. doesn't want 10 he a
movie actress. But She did have
lot Of fun getting a regular
Aovie star makeup IN the makeup
apartment At Warmers. Mrs.
T>dingS only com m cut was:
Actresses really earn their money
~olnc through this every day "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
LOue||a
Parsons
in UoHwooa

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 30.-One
of the most successful shorts ever
released was Warmers Ballet dc
Russo Monte Carol starring batt-
crina Tamara Toumanova. II had
q lO-week run in New York and
PLAYED eight weeks 10 Chicago
audiences. I've been wondering
why no further movie plans have
been announced for La Touman-
ova. and now ! know
She has Just signed a contract
10 star in the new productions OF
Casey Robinson. former Warner
writer who has such hits as All
This and Heaven, Toe, Dark
Victory" "One Foot IN Heaven
and Kings Row to his credit.
After eight years at Warmers,
Robinson is branching out on his
own as a Writer-producer, an
nounClng his new releasing afllla-
ton later But meantime he has
assigned Melchlor Lengyel 10 write
IN original story for Toumanova
TITLED Russian CaValcade.
Toumanova, herself. arrives in
Hollywood shortly 10 90 into hud-
dies with Casey, and talk IS she
is finished with strenuous stage
ballet work forever and viii de
vote her entire time TO picture
making
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Sharon Steel Corporation hal

Declared Z rt1vTrtCUt ~ - cents on
the common, payable December
%. 10 holders Of cord-DneembeF
l.. The same amount Was paid
I'M preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

they crow ded round while 7
made IIp for them. They hoWled
with glec when / pluCked my
eyebrows. They pushed and
crow dcd 10 see the nail polish
being applied. That became
daily routine after that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

Nv here received my great
ct thrill" she continued "WaS
when went 10 lonely outpost>
where - few A. five men were
stationed. Those men Just sat
and talked. They told me about
their families back home, rcliVcd
the days before they were en-
quilted in the war and were sent
far from civilization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
COLLECTED ATR RANDOM

CLARK GABLE writing pals
on the coast that he hopes To
spend Christmas In Hollywood:
Johnny Green. the orchestra
leader. may accept ioh In the
N-G-N musical department.
Eddie Albert j. tho latest 10
Join up. lie has enlisted In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Ballet
Theatre
EnchdntS
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE NEWLY organized Ballet
Theater made its Detroit debut
here over tiit-wrrk-Cut and fter-
ally enchanted some 5000 cuSto-
mcrS with four performances IN
Masonic Auditorium.
Presenting nine ballots in all;
two Of them were repeats Of IA
voritcs. several were brand new
and one was a world premiere.
This group. which is rapidly be-
coming the foremost organization
.of It's kind in the country, has re-
.cruits from the Monte Carlo Bal
let Russo as well a several ina
portant dancers who were born
right here in America.
Consequently II combines both
tho finished technique of expert
cnccd dancers with the refreshing
vitality brought by the newcomers
Most important Of the weekend
presentations was the new Pillar
of Fire. a dance version OF Che
koys drama, The Three Sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
A GREAT WORK

Using the Arnold Schoenbcrg
score. "Ncrklaerte Nacht this
dance poem has been eNQuiSitcly
.chorcographed by Anthony Tudor
and bring, 10 the fore a young bal
lerina, Nora Kaye. who is a. great
an actress as She IS a dancer.
II is a thing oElncffablc beauty
and served as the aesthetic high
light OF Saturday evening per-
fOrmauCG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
\ GOOD GUESS

WITH EVERYONE trying To
outguess David SelZniCk's next
move we might a. well thro"
this latest rumor into the ring.
From New York comes word
that David will join Twentieth
Ccntury-FON a. "A producer and
" he does his brother-in-law,
William Goetz, in charge of pro-
duction. would probably hand
| him all his own stories and stars
eince Twentieth just bought
them.
Meantime David may make
flying trip TO Washington, ID. Z.
His brother. Myron, II reported
very Ill in a hospital there.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-23
BY HARRY HARRISON KROLL

1 and he showed them. Well now I've told you. thought perhaps you loved me, Hunter"
 God" he said, 1T do love you!"
 T wouldn't have you now on silver platter"
 Red, you drive me almost to murder!"
 We still have one of those messy things to clear up."
 "So we have" Hunter said. "So we have. Look here, Red. Let me tell you how I have this doped up." He knit his brows, groping for words. Lets start from the beginning. At one of the parties at your house Hank Temple let 1t drop that he had to get to the bank to see a shipment of money get out. Seventeen thousand dollars. It would have to be private matter. Maybe only Hankins and his father, and the parties who were to ge t the money, know about the business. Hank didn't mean, per- haps, to let 1t slip. But 1t was be- tween friends. All right. The gang Is there, hears; anc Hank has 70 go. They make their wagers. Sup pose, just as hypothesis, the Chi barto twins make wager no one there could intercept the messen- ger and take that roll off him. Or 1t could have been any one else present who bet. Junior, with little too much under his belt as usual, took the bet up. The party broke. Hankins Temple dispatched the money by the messenger. The time was not far from midnight. Why the money had to move at such an hour, and in such a way, is not easy to explain unless you consider another thing or two.
 "Okay, let's consider them. There Is that ordnance plant scandal which has just tbroken. The older Ghibarto is involved in fraud against the government. Rascal. And a man who in wartime pulls something like that is a rascal. Like father like twins. The money is 8 bribe. Know about that wharf project which is just across the river from the old landing below Water Street? That is a part of this ordnance plant. Some one down there in the know was get ting ready to talk. Ghibarto and this is hard talk but we have to look things in the eye and per- haps Banker Temple, and just pos- sibly your dad, who usually has irons in all the civic fires, fingers in alf the local pies, though I take 1t for granted neither man know ingly got caught with his pants down-had to get a bribe there to shut a mouth. Since 1t was secret 1t looked safe enough. The murdered messenger left the bank. He had to go on foot, part of the way in any case, because the street was closed down which he must hurry,