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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

over THERE" This is must
cally saluted by Leonard JOY
and his FIRST NIGHTER" or
chestra with soloists ana "a full
chorus.
We don't know whether you've
seen either LADY IN THE
DARK" or LETS FACE IT"
but if you have you'll know
what a funny guy this Danny
Kaye no relation TO the Swing
and Sway family-is. He's just
come out with four discs Of de
lightful humor. including
FARMING" THE BABBITT
AND THE BROMIDE" and
"ANATOLE OF PARIS"-very
clever stuff in all eight numbers.
Antique Charm
On the serious side you'll find
light and antique charm culled
from the works of the eight
zenith century composer, Tele-
mann. William Kincaid. flutiSt,
is the soloist in a charming per
Torrance of the Suite in a.
minor for Flute and Strings,
played by the Philadelphia Or
chestra, Eugene Ormandy con-
Quoting.
REALISTICALLY speaking, you
must hear Artur Rubinsteins
rendition of six of the famous
Intermezzi and two OF the Rhap-
sodies of Brahms.
These are really magnificent
gems and represent fine inter-
probation of what are perhaps
the supreme short subjects o;
the keyboard repertoire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Mrs.JJ. A. Mason
On Kansas Visit

MRS. JOHN A. MASON of
the Parkstone left this week
end for Kansas City. Kan, for
Today visit with her brother
and sister-in-law, 'irs. and Mrs.
William III. Hendren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

officer and physical director Leo
Beebe
Ready for service in the Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
KIine'S
f225-I2J5 WOODWARD Ave.

Big Bargains Throughout the Store
Monday from 1890 Noon TO 900 P. M
Where Quantities Are Limite4,
Early Attendance Is Advisable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Motor Mechanics

Classes IN first aid and motor
mechanics spring up like muSh-
rooms. A new one az the Coun-
try Club numbers Mrs Harry
WiSmer (nee Bryant and the
sviatrix McCarroll girls, Mrs
Charles Vincent and her Sis
ter among them.
Incredibly busy as teacher and
student Is the wife Of chief petty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
-Cnt1ees'

"a Dresses. Rayon Sheers
Black and Navy. Were to 1895 ...'S
IS Fred A. Block Summer Dresses.
White Piques, Were 1895. 10
~ Summer Dresses. Spectators. Street.
Afternoon Dresses, Were to '2I.95 VIZ
43 Summer Dresses and Outfits, Fred A. Block
and Others Were 1926 to 1925 ;. at Y, Prie
66 Summer Suits, Checks, Standings.
Pin Point Checks Were up to 1895 IA
43 Spring Dressmaker Suits Wool
Crepes Feeees. Were up to ~. IS ia
80 Three-Piece Suits. Feeees.
Herring bones. Plaids. Were to '35 :. 'I9
80 fhree-Pieee Suits, Stripes.
Tweeds, Paids, Were to 1895 20
Served KIine's Second Fios
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Report Sandstorms

Reported sandstorms on the
heat laden plains OF the George
Raft-Betty Cradle rom nc e.
When the winds calm well know
more about this.
Smudge pots may be neces-
Sary 10 thaw out Donna Reed,
the farmers daughter of MGM
studios, but it's worth il, boys,
it's worth il. Write your letters
care of that studio.
A blight, due 10 an carly
Montana frost, nipped the buds
of the Hedy Lamarr-George
Montgomery engagement, with
little Hedy blooming alone. Now
is your opportunity, orchard
men, 10 get in and prune. Hedy
IS an M-G-M-er, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
FOreCdStS
Weather
In Finland
BY SARA HAMILTON
special 20 THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, July Is.
THE government has said no
Il weather report for the dura-
ton. And it's right. We should
let the laps know when the sun
shines through our fog But just
keep your service boys posted on
the latest predictions and maybe
help in planning of your leaves,
here are a few advance tips:
Occasional squalls occurring in
the direction OF Rita Hayworth
and Vic Mature. If it comes
shorter we'll report early TO get
IN your bids for attention.
After a week of cloudy skies.
the sun has peeped through for
Carole dis, who's been
bedded with flu. Chart your
courses that way again sailors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Isl Summer Dresses
Assorted Were up TO 1913 -. for '2.49
296 Summer Dresses
Variety Of Styles. Were up TO 1913 -. '3.49
I78 Plaid and Striped Suits
Assorted CoIors Were up TO 'Io95. for 1913
ls Sports and Dress Goats
Black Navy weeds Were up TO 'I2.95 -. 400
so Smart Summer Hats
Straws and Fabrics. . On Sale for 79e
Serts ~ ki-s, Doa.,fsi,s xers
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-07-17
X
BUY A BOND
AND
BACK A SOLDIER
and put POCOMOKE over the
top for victory!

COME ON EVERYBODY! COME ON
DOWN TOWN FRIDAY, JULY IL, AND
EVERY DAY THEREAFTER, TO HELP
PUT POCOMOKE OVER THE TOP!
LET'S ALL BUY MORE WAR BONDS
AND STAMPS THAN ANY CITY
TWICE OUR SIZE IN AMERICA. BUY
YOUR WAR BONDS AND STAMPS AT
THE STORES LISTED ON THIS PAGE
THEY ARE GIVING A LARGE PART
OF THEIR FACILITIES ALL DAY
JULY 18th TO SELLING WAR saw
INGS BONDS AND STAMPS FOR
UNCLE SAM. HELP MAKE 1T THE
BIGGEST DAY IN POCOMOKE'S HIS
TORY. COME ON DOWN TOWN TO
DAY, TOMORROW, NEXT WEEK.
BUY A BOND AND BACK A HERO
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-07-17

BONDS AND STAMPS
Scher's
Eagle Mills
Lloyd & Blaine
j. c. Penney Co.
Coffman Fisher
j. J. Newberry Co.
Montgomery Ward
W. H. Clarke & Co.
F. w. Woolworth Co.
!. H. Merrill Company
Citizens National Bank
Schoolfield & TiIghman
r. W. Landlord Hardware
Pocomoke City Pharmacy
Pocomoke City National Bank
X
This AID Is Sponsored BY Business Firms
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Normal Squad
i'm Nationals

Making its first bid for national
honors this year. the rapidly i'm
proving Michigan Normal cross
country team will compete Satur-
day in the National Junior AAU
championships at Miami Uniyer.
sity, oxford, o.
Although they have split a pair
of dual meets, defeating Central
Michigan after bowling TO Bowling
Green, the Hurons still rate as one
OF the top teams in the meet. They
were runners-up to Michigan State
in 1871
The squad which Dr.. Lloyd W.
Odds has selected to make the
journey is comprised of four up
perclassmen and three freshmen.
They are Capt. Robert Archer,
Paul Hansen. Dick Gehringg. Har-
old Leverett. all seniors: Al Pin
gel Rutilio Enzastiga and Donald
Hossler
Duane Temper, former Huron
captain. who was edged out by
Indianas Earl Mitchell for the in
diyidual title last year. will also
participate in the meet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30

East District Schools in
Harrier Contests Saturday

Though the Michigan interschol.
astic cross country championships.
held over the Michigan Normal
course for the past 10 years. have
been split into regional meets. the
cream OF the states schoolboy hir-
riers will compete here Saturday in
tn East district championship,
Glass cd runners are scheduled
to leave the starting mark at 1880
a. m. Races involving class b and
class A entries will follow as soon
as the initial run is completed.
District meets are being held
This year IN order to prevent I'M
necessary travelling The west
district competition will be spou-
sored by Western Michigan College
OF Education at Kalamazoo.
All three OF the 1871 champions.
Flint Central in class A, Ypsilanti
High School in class $ and Inlay
City in class CD, have elected to
app ar in the run here.
Nine other class \ teams have
filed entries. They include favored
Royal Oak, Dearborn, Jackson. Id.
lamazoo Central Lansing Central.
Lincoln Park, Royal Oak, Saginaw
and Wyandoate. Ypsilanti's class b
rivals are Birmingham and Wayne.
Other class c Representatives are
Flint Kearsly and Napoleon.
Individual fayorlte to lead the
way over the two-mile route is
James Gibbard, OF Royal Oak.
An eight.man squad has been
named by Coach Martin OPEN to
represent Ypsilanti Team mem
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Saline Defeats
Rough Riders

Saline proved too much for Roos-
eyelt prepsters here Thursday and
the Rough Riders lost their sixth
game Of the year, ESQ. Coach A. d.
v alcI S llds will end the season
Thursday here against Chelsea.
RooseYelts 500 ing threats in the
game were matted on the opponents
25-yard line with a Dtss intercept
ton in the second quarter and on
the visitors 10 In the fourth period
when the locals lost on downs.
The Saline eleven began rolling in
the second quarter and registered
two touchdowns in each OF the sec
ond and third quarters and a safety
in the fourth.
Saline's first touchdown came in
the middle Of the second quarter
when Hirth plunged over On second
down from the one yard stripe to
score. The kick for the point was
blocked.
Later. Weed and Hirth alternated
in carrying the ball from Normal's
80 to the 10. from where Weed
plunged over for the tally. The kick
for point again failed.
Roosevelt threatened In the clos
ing minutes OF the first half.
Miller passed from Saline's 43 TO
Geddes who was downed on the %
yard stripe A second pass by Miller
was intercepted by Ed Anderson of
Saline.
In the middle of the third quarter,
Hirth OF Saline. intercepted a
pass by Butt, Roosevelt substitute
back, and ran 90 yards around end
to score. The kick failed.
Saline scored again on pass
from Rooseyelts %, Uphaus 70
Armbruster, with the latter run
ming 90 yards around end 10 tally.
A dropkick for the point failed.
Early in the fourth quarter a
Roosevelt drive was halted on
downs on the 10.
The safety came towards the
close OF the game when Weed
threw a long pass from Rooseyelt's
80, which LeMar Miller, Roosevelt
quarterback, caught and was tack
led behind his own goal line.
A new player in the Roosevelt
lineup was Ed Hewitt. freshman,
who scrimmaged for the first time
in Wednesdays practice and sub
stituted at the half Thursday at
right tackle in his first game.
Saline (o61 pos PoosaueIt ny
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Sports Roundup

New YorkAPBranch Hickey formerly Of the ST Louis Cardinals
signed Thursday president and general
Brooklyn Dodgers baseball club He succeeds Larry
MacPha The effective Nov l.
Is o run high $4,000 annually
Detroit-nos football players arrived Detroit this morning for
until Saturday morning They will take the
University Of Michigan
sdenes Foek Butkoyh and Good
Michigan football squad is in Phiade
Saturday will the Temple Owls Coach Charley
lineup that up
set Pawlowsk injured right half
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Normal Game
Cancelled

Normal Colleges game with Kal-
amazoo gridders, which was SEIZED
uled at p. m. today. has been
cancelled because OF weather and
will not he played this year. Coach
Elton Rynearson said today Nor
mails next game is Nov 6 here
with Hillsdale College.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30

bers are Donald Gill, Claude Hit,
Hans Jens, Lawrence Porter. Arth-
ur Porterfeld, William Seaton, Don
aid Wesenberg and John Wills.
The Braves have been beaten by
both Birmingham and Wayne In
dual meets this fall.
Dr.. Lloyd w. 0lds Is meet mana.
ger
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
BROTHER MISSING

Sturgis, Mich, Oct. 30-lNS --
Mrs. Gerald Upper and Paul San
ders, notified that a brother, Carl
Sanders, was aboard the Inflated
U. S. S. Seminole, today we're still
uniformed as to the fate of their
relative.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
EMPLOY THOUSAND WOMEN

Detroit. Oct 30-lNS-The Ford
Motor Company announced today
that more than 200 women are en-
ployed in the company's Rouge
plant working on aircraft engines
and that more are being hired dai-
ly. E. ]. Wedge. engine building
superintendent, declared the won.
en- occupy virtually every type of
Job formerly held by men The
women art replacing men called 10
the armed services and releasing
other men from non-production
Jobs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
WILL MOVE IN

Detroit, oct. 3O-INS-Two years
after the project was started, nine
families will move into the Her
man Gardens housing job Monday,
ii was announced today. Eventual
ly, the huge project will house 2,150
families.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
SHOOTER IDENTIFIED

Detroit, Oct. SONS. Police
said today that the bandit who
shot a Ferndale policeman before
killing himself was Fred Rouse.
"a. an escaped convict from Cabar-
rus County. North Carolina Police
had previously identified the man
as Jay Walter Duchym, Jr, Battle
Cvaek
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
On Farm Problems

Farmers today are among the forgot
ten men, Carrying on without ade-
quate help, facing grave problems
with courage and resolution. There
must be correlation between the Cow
ernor and the various State agencies
and federal bureaus to case the far
mers burden, to help him maintain
bis farm and provide the food 80
vitality necessary to the prosecution
of the war. For guidance in sgricul-
tural matters, ! shall look at all times
to the farm organizations and the
individual expressions OF the farmer
himself"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30

Hirth. ..F8 ......... Bair
Score by quarters:
Saline ......... 0 IL IL 2-26
Roosevelt ...... 0 0 o. 0
Touchdowns Hirth, two, plunge
and run; Weed, plunge; Armbrus-
ter, run.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Women's Problems

IF am elected Governor, will have
10 my administration a woman who
will act as contact between the Gov
ernors Office and the women OF the
State OF Michigan-the housewives, the
teachers, the professional women, the
Office workers and the factory workers.
My pledge TO the people of Michigan
IS uniry-with equal and fair represen-
tauon for the women of our State
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Civilian Defense . T..

Il shall consider it my duty not only
TO meet the problems OF the day as
they arise, but to prepare as far as
possible for the uncertainties OF tomor-
row. The people have right to expect
foresight and diligence from their
Governor, as their Commsnder-in-
Chief. chargeable under the Consti-
tuition with the duty OF being prepared
90 resist invasion and TO maintain
Law, order and government"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
On Civil Service .

Il believe Michigan should have a
Civil Service that would be a model
for the entire nation. My objective,
If | am elected Governor, is a system
shat will open the door TO qualified
persons without regard as to race, color,
creed or personal political beliefs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30

from the 18TH district. today was
confined TO Henry Ford Hospital
and will have to stay there until
after the elections Tuescdy
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Harry F. Kelly makes his
position clear on six more
important issues:
On Old Age .

ut is my firm conviction that Old Age
Assistance in Michigan today is def
nitely inadequate, and that this assist
ance should be increased. ! shall do
all within my power TO see that it IS
increased, by bringing continuously
TO the attention OF the people the true
picture Of the injustioes that exist at
the present moment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
CANDIDATE ILL

Detroit. oct. 30-INS-Ill witr an
intestinal disorder. Robert W. Ford,
Republican candidate for Congress
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Bowling Scores

eron S95, Baker sos. Stewart 45i:
totals, SAG, 621, 529, 1893.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
WashtenaW Ladies'

Individual honors, Wisbin, high
series, 461. and Stewart, high sin
gle, IFS Team honors, Team Four
(StewarD, high series, 1874, and
high singles, 649.
Team Two (Bassett)
Bassett 3f6, Schlesinger 339, d.
Miller 299, Goldsmith 2s6, Nehlsen
1856: totals, 556. SO. 529, 1855.
Team One (Wisbin)
Greenstreet 412, Lunt 1872. Matth-
ews 3S5, Harris 254, Wisbin 36S,
handicap 81; totals, SOB, 592, 537,
1882.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Team Three SOUTH

Shrepper $40, O'Hara 1913, South
26O, E. Miller 255. Weaver 1853, han
dicap SO; totals, $50, 544, $50,
1855.
Team Four (stewart)
Whitmire $50, Fischer 1872, CAM
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
Sports Calendar
SATURDAY
Cross Country

East Michigan Interscholastic
championships, Briggs Field, 10:30
a. IN.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
MEMS CITY LEAGUE

BARRIERS
D. Blackemore AZ. Bowden sci.
Stoat 4s4. Morris 564, fowler 466;
totals, 83s. 776. S68 24S2.
Post Office
Wardle 81, Peters 43S, Max $50.
Bates 354, Wallace 252, handicap
40S; totals, SOS, ZOE, 1879, PA.
ScoVilPs
Walker Ala, Gilbert asp, K Hopp
529, c. Hopp 462, Dieterle 427;
totals, 796. 1872. 696, 22s4
Orange Crush
II. Crane 494, a. Smith 372, r.
Lutes 4S1. A. Dundon 49i f. Pow
ers 423, handicap Is, totals. 1855.
1872, 1862, 2279.
HilIbillies
NJ. Blakemore 491. T. Kelly 594,
B. Thomas sos, Ed Livingston 40.
d. Deck $40; totals. 9Os, SIS, 79s.
1854.
Eagles
Packard 52l, King 405. Youngs
1853, Edison 400, Harris SOP, handi.
cap Sc; totals. 772. sci, 1893. 1885.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-30
On Labor Problems

Improvement in Unemployment
Compensation must not stop. Changes
are required in administration of the
Act The Workmen's Compensation
Act must likewise be brought up to
date and made sll.inclusive to cover
all injuries to workmen, and properly
and adequately provide medical care
therefore, with benefits commensurate
with todays greatly increased living
costs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Al Benton Hit
By Bdtted Ball.;
Nose B|oodied

LAKELAND. Feb. % Al Ben
ion. first casualty Of the Tiger
spring training season. was struck
on the nose with a ball batted by
Charley Gehringer in practice
here today.
What was first feared 10 be- a
broken nose, turned out TO be a
bloody nose. Benton bled pro-
fusely but otherwise suffered no
serious effects.
Three Tigers put in their initial
appearance in uniform today
Jimmy Bloodworth. Dutch Meyer
and Bob Patrick. Bloodworth and
Meyer will battle for Gehringer'S
second base job.
Barney McCosky also put in an
appearance but did not practice.
McCosky. who suffered a cut with
the other players, has not signed
a contract as yet. Twenty-Five of
the 81 players on the roster had
reported to Manager Baker Sat
urday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Introduced Showmanship

Globe the first basketball intro
duce showmanshp basketball court Not content with
fong victory after victory they have worked up
tore Of antics the fans obviously love attendance figures
sround the country anything Word from the South,
where the Cecs have been performing for the month
that they have worked series of that have vowed
the customers, too
It's good to basketball catching in the community.
It's that professional basketball of the Old Pro-
fessors avore games Back the days when Jack Mazer
Harold Allen Harry Jacobson and Abe Shfman poured
their and Of their time make the Detroit Eagles
click in the National Basketball League and last when
Jim Hughey carried the franchise there OF
who stubbonIy believed pro basketball would take place
Alongside the Tigers Lions Detroit Red Wings
sport He the Detroit Eagles become road
team this
Olympia concluded successful with college
Seven thousand FIVE hundred twelve people
paid University Detroit and Wayne University
at the Grand River sports palace and that's
able turnout for that's been kicked here for
Fred L. Haner Oympas enthusiastic
the his building has made in pioneering the this
year and is looking forward better attractions and larger
crowds The situation OF will
vast difference, Mr. Haner opines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Attention Sets Pace

Market Wise. running i'm fifth po-
.Sition while Attention set the pace,
was moved up by Jockey Wendell
Eads nearing the home stretch
turn. caught the second place War
Relic and Midland as ne roared
into the Straightaway and then
came on with his usual stirring
stretch finish. He carried 40
pounds and ran mile and one
eighth IN l:49 3-5. He paid So. go
TO win
Attention. who had not raced
since he defeated Whlrlaway in
the Arlington Classic early last
summer, turned in a remarkably
good effort and appeared only a
little short Of top form. He paid
Sc so and 50 90.
War Relic. who again was I'M
able TO keep up with Market Wise
in the stretch, returned 81 40 for
the show.
Midland was fourth in the field
OF nine.
Market Wise won by n length
and a half going away while Al.
tcntion held half length over
War Relic. Midland was only z
neck behind. after being favored
at $40 10 81. Challedon was a
distant fifth and Best Seller, Pic.
tor Olympus and Porter's Car
finished out the field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
they're Solid Senders, Too

in the world TO make folks forget about their
them laughing II want the Old
prescription relieve umpy get good
basketball team Tuesday
night Olympia If hilarious hoopdedoopers don't cure
YOU then you're in for a long neurotc siege
Saperseins Champions sandwich their rib
provoking solid of
basketball The Globe Totters play the New York Cec Tues
night and they'll to serious for continued spells
comparable the Ceics of Dutch
Dehner Johnny Bckman Nat Holman and the rest Amazing
CeItics 43 out of IS played
this
The Globe Trotters the widely Travelled team in
they intimately in the deep bush
organization circulation Last Saper
35 600 miles by bus from Western Pennsyl
drew 100000 Even Dutch
Dehnes Cecs of happy began to approach
transforming Globe Troers The
Celtcs $50 games and about 100 Last
the Globe otter engaged 16 contests and lost only
three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01

Tolmich did not appear 10 pro-
tect his championship Wolcott
came on fast in the last few yards
tn shade Charles Had OF Michigan
Normal College in To seconds.
Another world record was es-
tablished by long John Borican
of Asbury Park. N. j., for 1000
meters after -won-the- &c.,
yard championship for the fourth
straight year and continued by
himself TO the l,000-meter mark.
Borcan won the 1.000-yard event
in photo finish with Campbell
Kane Of Indiana u.
The lanky's Negroes time for the
1000 yards was 2:10.5. which
broke his own meet record OF
Pills. established here last year.
His time for the 1.00O-meter
world record which will not be
accepted as official-was 2:24.3.
The old mark was held by LLOYD
Hahn at 2:26.4.
One Of the two international
in the meet-De Assis,
the Brazilian-staged major
surprise by capturing the broad
jump with a leap Of "a feet tn
inches. Ewell. winner of the 60
yard dash title. was second some
s inches behind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Detroit Does All Right, Pal

When you about great metropolitan city you're
bound folks who complain bitterly the
cber of attractions osered upon the good burgers
hear about stage presentations boxing attractions
pictures and what
when they to try something the dog. they
give IL TO Detroit is the wall Of the dsgruntled folks
We're not accord with this Katharine Cornell
recently in midst. Helen Hayes way Heetz
will play here this and Paul Robson will sing Olympia
few months ago Abbott and Costello held premiere
and memory correctly Dorothy
for another premiere Joe Louis defended his
twice and baseball hockey that
make it possible for to the best in these sports
And professional basketball only do they
the Globe Trotters and Cetcs but the Eagles
making their first here this The New
world professional champions 1899 Toledo National
League with Chuck Chuckovts basketbas shot
Johnny Townsend University OF Mchigans AAmercan and
the Automobile Club OF Michigan coached by the capable Cincy
SACHS, all on the same bill.