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Evening star., 1942-08-23
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ANYWAYS GIRL

The lady above is
Vera Covell, who
by radio ''brings
i'm transatlantic
clipper planes to
their N. Y. base.
For more about
her, see Page II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Photo Reveals
Acting Cycle

WHEN MICKEY ROONEY
donned telegraph messenger
boys uniform recently for his role
in THE Human Comedy" il was
a nostalgia moment Tor the young
star. Holding a picture of himself
II years ago, he went up to Clar-
ence Brown. Look. then. and
now" he said to the director
The photograph showed Mickey
in one of his first two-reel come
dies. He was outfitted in typical
messenger boys uniform, with a
cap at the usual rakish angle and
d pencil sticking out from under 1t.
There were only two changes
noticeable. Then. II was a Western
Union outfit. Now il is Postal
Telegraph uniform. And then il
was Mickey Mcclure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
PICKET FENCE:

IINh = I I-+NN =
Remember, when YOU were a
boy, all the houses that had
picket fences around them or
didn't they have them here?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Announce
Kaye Contest
Details

DETAILS OF the Sammy Kaye
so You Want to Lead a Band
contest. which starts Friday at
the Michigan, were announced to-
day by the theater. Kaye, who
brings his orchestra in person 10
the Michigan stage, as the first big
ATTRACTION of the winter season
will choose two boy and girl baton
wavers from each audience. The
-Quartet viii compete Tor frSt hon.
ors, and each competing member
will receive awards.
At the end of the day winner
will be picked from each shows
Ifinalists, by audience applause. The
seven winners will then compete
on the last day of the Kaye en-
gament Thursday, October y fol
final honors as Detroit's champion
IXould-be leader.
The Michigan announces today
that in addition to Hayes regular
lineup of featured performers
Including all the favorltes on his
radio program, two other out
standing vaudeville acts have beer
included in the show. the Three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Revue Stays
AtCdsinO

SMART AND colorful. Monte
Proser's Capacabana Revue is
meeting with patrons approval
mig htfy at the Boek-Cadillae
Casino. Estelle and Leroy, with
their youthful ballroom interpreta-
ttions, lead The group. Estelle.S
very sleek evening gowns with
their full. multi-colored skirts,
form spots of color on the floor
as Leroy lifts her smoothly IN
aerial spins. Their tango is a IA
lvorite with the customers. as IS
their Interpretation of the MeSiNe
Johnny Coy, his tail coat stand
ling straight out behind him as he
whirls in his tap routines, makes
his toes talk in clear-cut taps that
sound equally rhythmic with OF
without orchestral background.
Pert Betty Jane Smith does
cyclonic spins in her musical COM
edy and tap routines. punctuating
them with ballet leaps and high
kicks. Blond songstfess Carole
Dexter offers both swing and bal
lad type songs in her repertoire,
while Andrina veerS 10 the South
American and Afro-Cuban, dane
ing while she sings her MA
cumba" and "Carioca."
/ The Samba Sirens, led by Betty
Apple. frame the revue with eye
pleasing production numbers, and
I Ben YeuHg,s orchestra plays we'll
I Tor both shows and dancing. with
petite Jan Martel featured on the
lyrics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
TOday's Personality
.BOLES OFF TO TROPICS
By CHARLES GENTRY

ALTHOUGH HE has Travelled
all over the world, John BoleS
the handsome singing star, is
starting his most important tour
right now. He's packed up and
ready TO leave for the Caribbean
but not for pleasure.
This time I'm of 10 visit as
many posts as i can 10 sing for
the boys In service and while
cant disclose just what the
stops are, I'm more excited than
II l were going on n long vaca-
ton
Boles, who is headlining AT the
Bowery this week has his charm
ing wife with HIM on her first
visit to Detroit.
They have just finished taking
their Sub-deb daughter up the st
Lawrence on her first trip East
making a sort of anniversary trip
out of it, because Boles and his
wife made the same trip several
years ago.
IN FINE VOICE
Johns voice is better than II
ever was and he has enlarged his
repertoire considerably.
II always used to say that I
like to sing the things that
people want to hear, but now
find the average appreciation of
music has widened so greatly
that you get as many requests
for opcras7c aria, az yOu de- Tor
Jingle Jangle, Jingle So l
have had TO catch up with past
favOrites as well az trying Ia
keep abreast of the hit parade"
HOME ON THE RANGE
The tall Texas tenor has just
sung his first aria for films, the
"Vision Fugitive from MaSsenets
"Herodiade," feature of the pic
ture, The Road 10 Happiness,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

which is currently showing at the
Madison Theater.
He has Just completed a new
picture with Kay Francis and
Diana Barrymore, with whom he
particularly enjoyed working since
he was a great friend of her
fathers.
~ think she has great talent
and the most amazing amount
of vitality l have seen I'm front
of a camera"
Boles goes East from here.
starts his army tour and then
will return 10 the coast by way
of Texas where he has a large
ranch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
New Word Game
Played on Sets

THEY'VE STARTED a new
game on the set of City Without
Men, with the cast on one side
and the crew on the other.
At first the game was an easy
one. with a player mentioning
some prop, and the opposition
identifying the screen personality
10 whom il pertained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Paper Aspirant

GEORGE BRENT who co-stars
with Priscilla Lane in Silver
Queen has always nourished an
ambition 10 buy a small town
newspaper, following in the foot.
steps of his editor-father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
New Romance

RAND BROOKS. featured In
High Explosive Is Ann Ruther.
fords new heart interest RanC
plays truck driver. delivering
nitro in the film. lie once dru,,
trucks for a living.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Nanchalants and The Sturner
Sisters.
On the Michigan screen is the
world premiere Of Paramount's
The Glass Key" starring Veron-
lea Lake, Alan Ladd and Brian
| DonleVy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
ArIen's Mustache

FOR THE first time in five
years. Richard Arlen wears a
mustache for his role in "Subma-
rine Alert" This is the stars sew
enth consecutive film for producers
Pine and Thomas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

III you ran
pa st t b {
fence be-
tween e q e n
PICK ct YOU
would catch a
glimpse of the
yard inside a
procession OF
jun Ply. dis
con n q c [ ed
pictures
r O V / n G
al un q the
city is Xix e
[ N a I a
para d q Of
glinlpSeS into
the lives of
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Zdmdris Needs
Spar Mates

Scory Nonteith is prowling
CWu9owcr Row these days IN
search Of heavyweight sparring
partner, for Frank Zamaris. the
~aWcd-oft Jersey Jovc
LamariS has recovered fully from
The thumb injury that he suffered
while knocking out white hopes IN
the tournament recently staged by
Frank Barbara, and has begun 10
punch with his old time vigor Con-
SequcntIy he is soaring the boys
away from the gyms.
Working out with Buddy Paul
yesterday. Zamaris eased up
slightly knocking Paul down only
once in their three-round session.
ZamarlS is scheduled TO meet
Spike Franks in a SiX-round bout
on a program that Monteith has
scheduled at the Moose Temple
Tuesday night. Harvey Dubs,
Windsor welterweight who re-
Gently knocked out Mansfield priS-
kell is to meet Henry Claypoole
OF Cleveland in The 10-round main
event.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Brazil Believes Officials Should Be Close UP

Lloyd Brazil, former playing and current coach Al
University Detroit, need OF such revolutionary
and does think it feasible.
julius Goldman coach Detroit Tech, improve
the proposal And Don Rider OF Lawrence Tech.
another highly successful basketball mentor feels Ike Gold
the subject. In fact. Goldman and Ei-. in the
opinion Powers and other basketball minds attv neFcr
received due credit for tacr hne achievements oa t1e counts
hereabouts.
Il is pointed ,ds. since 1882 aaen Goldman took
er. Detroit Tech has somc' n- like lol games against
defeats average of 500. In only years in
space the Tech finish The 800
mark.
Whereas Michigan Michigan State and University Of De-
may hog Of the football honors around these parts
other honors the great winter sport
Wayne. under Newman Ere regularly ou fine basket
ba Waynes latest outstanding achievement
victory Western Michigan of Kalamazoo - 20 30
The Kalamazoo institution boasts Of Harold Geuschen
Of South Bend brilliant sophomore narsman who has otaed
POI points IN 10
With basketball adding TO its already large scholastic fol-
lowing University Of Detroit and Marquette look forward to
record turnout at Olympia tomorrow night.
Incidentally this year the hfteth anniversary Of ne
founding of basketball by Dr. am4 A. Naismh in the spring
field Mass YMCA Basketball has Ions WY the
old peach basket days Now have game that 100000
play and another 9000O00o watch each year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Coast Loop Expects
To Play as Always

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16 (UP).
The Pacific Coast League ex-
poets 10 play baseball as always
this wartime spring. even TO the
extent of keeping night games on
the schedule.
League executives are making
plans for A regular season. start
ing April .. Emergency restric-
tionS already in force would not
ban baseball and the clubs hope
that even these will be eaSed fur
ther.
At present crowds OF more than
5000 are not permitted. But the
Pei, League President w. c. Tut
tie pointed out today. averages
only about 5000 persons per game
on weekdays. On Sundays, If
necessary. the gates could be
closed after admitting 5000 fans.
"And IL doesn't look as II
there would be any trouble re-
garding night baseball" Tuttle
said. There Is plenty of cleo
trio power out here, so there
should be no question OF con-
serving electricity. And IL =
bIackout comes-well, ball
park can be blacked out in
about one-fifth of a second"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Illini TrOunce L. NJ.
Puckmen, 100

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 16. "A
speedy, bard-checking Illinois
hockey team last night swept the
haplesS Michigan puck forces off
their skates and handed them the
worst defeat in their history. 100.
Paced by the great play Of
Sophomore Roland Depaul, who
scored four goals and an assist
in a big Illini first period, the
visitors took over from the start
and were never in danger
This frame was further ealiv-
ened by an all-out fist fight be-
tween Michigan Wingman Bob
Collins of Detroit and George Bal
eStri. Illini defenseman.
II is significant that, although
Illinois had one of the best teams
in the nation last season, all their
scoring last night was done by
sophomores, including their 10 as
sistS. The two teams will meet
here again Saturday night.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Hoppe, Cochran
Lose First Time

CHICAGO Jan 7f mighty
had fallen TO-DAY a. play mo1cd
INTO The second week ~ the
worlds thIc e-cu>ho7 billiard,
tournament, with Joe Cbamaco
Mexico mba>>ador-wlth-cue
holding a full-Came margin on h.,
nearest competitors
Chamaco. with three yiCtOgic,
and no defeats on his tournament
record. Will play Ralph Greenieai
ef New York tonight and attempt
10 escape the upset malady which
truck down defending champion
Willie Hoppe of New York and
Welker Cochran OF San Francisco
the two ranking fayorlte> IN the
meet--on last nights program.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
RED WING QUIETER THAN EVER NOW
Stewart Close Kin in Fall Of Honqkonq

young men from a town which ha'
d population Of only i50 20 500.
II almost enlisted with the
gang when the war broke out
said Jack yesterday as the
Wings completed another prac-
tice for their game with the
Americans. almost every boy
in town joined up In 80. Keith
left his wife and three children
behind. Guy IL married. too, and
has a young son. All the boys
went TO school with put on uni
forms.
URGED TO STAY
"But the family, and Keith
and Guy. urged me 10 stay in
hockey. They like the idea OF
having a National Hockey
League player in the family. It's
easy 10 get n few soldiers In the
family, hut 10 isn't every day We
can have a hockey big leagIter,'
they said You've got the right
idea II YOU stay with the Red
Wings.
Iaat v lot ol words for
Stewart. i.e .4p-ed ufoa Hence.
I'LL jaws worked Then DC spoks
aEain
To-day. I'm wondering " they
are right"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
RUBIN VICTOR

Hoppe, who fell before the i'm
proved shooting OF Brooklyn :
Arthur Rubin. 50 10 80 I'm 39
innings, will try 10 make II three
victories in four starts when nc
takes on John Fitzpatrick. youth
ful Los Angeles contender. IN tho
other match on tonightS schedule
Rubin meets Arthur Thurn-
blad of Kenosha. Wis. and Jake
Schaefer Of Cleveland plays Earle
Lookabaugh Of Chicago. who
edged out Cochran. 30 10 IS. IN a
sensational 5S-innIng battle last
night.
II was Hopes second loss in 40
games of championship play IN tho
tournament over q thrcC-NCar
period. In 1870 WJiIr swept
through 10 tho title with 80
straight victories. Last year h0
but lost one of r.
matches 10 Cochran
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Naval Armory Five
Trims JdgIowiCz

The navy team made up OF
players in training at Naval Arm
Dry is proud of It's iour-Eame win
ning streak. the latest Of which
was 26-23 triumph yesterday
over JaglowlcI
Ralph Postu}a boat@Hain sec
ond class j. coach and Ensign r.
W Hill officer IN charge OF the
team that has also marked up
one victory over So Charles CEO
and two oNcr Franklin SoiiICment
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
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SPORTS EDITOR
Grows Nest Officiating Plan Finds Detroit
Coaches and Officials Generally SkeptcaI
SPORTS EDITOR

While he has open mind Eddie Powers, Detros famed
basketball referee who ocad in the Olympic games in Ber-
lin and TO have served similar capacity Japan until
the moved Finland somewhat keptca about
refereeing from crows nest
The crows nest plan provides stand high above the
court from which the the game the idea being that
from point the official could easily fouls
than from the However official would still be needed
the floor for Jumps and out of bounds plays.
The plan tried high school game in Cleveland
recently received with mostly the
negative side At Cleveland the stand located high up
the spectator stands alongside Of the
while | sure it has adNantage ! would like
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Blonde Is Queen
I6-Year-OId High School Senior TO Reign Over
AIpena Winter Sports Carnival
By GEORGE +. VAN

ALPENA Jan rs shes 16 IN
ash blonde and hrr telephone
number is Alpcna 6lf-J.
She's a senior IN the local l.-r
school weighs l15 pounds and is
> feet ; inches tall skates skis
plays basketball. golf. tennis and
today all the Northlsnd accIa.ms
Gladys Carlson a. the 1912 queen
of AlpenaS 5 annual Winter Sports
Carnival
She also is a drum maiorcuf, in
the high school band and plays a
mean alto SaXophonc
An august trio comprised the
tribunal that bravely selected the
queen al the packed Maltz Movie
Theater here last night
Mrs. Carl Taylor president
elect Of the Northeastern Michl-
gan Women clubs Frank !. An
drews Hlllman 5 bis man. and on
intrepid Detroit neWSpaDerman
known as Guess Who p picked
the beauty
Up here in the snow queen belt
picking The queen Is important
business. Alpcna ike most ol thc
towns IN this Michigan Nortlland.
is going in for winter sports as
never before
Now all are aware of financial
not to mention the social adN7n-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

It~'~ oi sponsor llE WINTER ~ft.. 'N
program
Here in Alpcna. for instance
everybody in town even Mss
Francis NJ Gavey better known
as Frank" cOlorful and yctc,an
city editor of the enterprl>InE Al-
pena News, skates on the big rink
a. Mich-E-Kee-Wis Park This
year, Alpena put IN a ski slide
with a 2,000-foot slide from a 100
foot hill.
There's also a big toboggan for
those who like their winter sports
sitting down.
Alpena is typical Of all these
other northern Michigan towns
in its winter sports program.
Alta Gagnon, a brunei. senior
at st. Andrews High School, was
selected as alternate queen. The
other five girls, all knoCkoutS, too.
Shirley Block Esther Chrzan
Jane Klimek Rosemary ST Ongc
and Margaret Shell make up The
queens court
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

to see in regular game here Powers declared
MAY he sometime will be- tried at Olympia during col
ege game"
Powers oficatcs IL the Olympia games.
while the idea has been discussed in years past,
tried here Powers explained.
official from such a high position might
be able certain types Of fouls. but don't how he
could spot close fouls like pushing knee
ing and 80 forth. the officials stand il
So feet away from the court. That long way
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
By LEWIS II. WALTER

The Red Wings call dcfon>au7u
Jack Stewart The Silent ono
Usually they do IL iu "a cheerful
kidding fashion around the urc~--
ING room. But Stewart j, qWcicr
than ever these days and thcrc
isn't a wise crack from one Of his
teammates.
The hockey players respect thc
reason for Stewards silence. Tho
kind Of silence that's come 90
many a Canadian and many
Canadian home The KIND f
coming 10 thousands OF h0ra- 0
the United States a. the troop
move into foreign service.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Hockey Standings
NATfONAL LEtGTE

LAST NIGHTS RE~t tiIS
Toronto g. Nrrt-e8 s-.s'-f .t tr'|GfI.
Chicago g. Brooklyn
TOMORROW CANES
New York Az Montreal.
trfUaEr A. THr.nf.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
buy a Bomber
Fordson Grid Squad
Honored al Banquet
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Coach Charley Bachn7n NJ
Michigan State and four wcmbo
OF The 1871 Michigan football TEEN
were among tho zoo persons hon-
.oring Fordson High uabcatcn
football squad at a banquet last
night.
The Wolverine grIdderS who
were guests were Tommy Kuzma
Al Wistert JACK Petoskey and
Jack gKarWalcs. ~
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
TIED WITH 69'S

-S14- ia hot contention -tnr-4he
leadership were seven others who
bettcrod par by one stroke with
69S They were Joe Mozel OF
Portland johnny Dawson. anna
tour Johnny Reyolta, Tony Penna
Lloyd Mangrum Paul Runyan and
DCrny SEuie
Hogan carried Tho sympathies
Of the gallery wien he three
putted tho seventeenth and eight
conth greens TO take his 34-34
IS HIS show was over early in
the day however. and the crowd
was not prepared for Nelson S
da2/IIng finish
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
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Form LEAGUE Sunday

a 75O-avcy go Sunday morning
mems bowling league = beng or
gained at Lucky Strkc RcCIea-
tion For information call Jack
Lally At TY. 1855.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
HOCKEY FACES CUT

Coaches Ken Doherty and Ben
Inie Oosterbaan of the Wolverine
track and basketball squads, eX-
pect their teams TO complete their
Schedules almost as originally set.
since neither outfit has games
Icarded after May
Eddie Lowrey's hockey team has
games scheduled for next Thurs
day and Saturday with Minnesota
at Minneapolis, and there is a
possibility that this trip will be
called off because, under the new
university schedulerthe jaunt will
come just three days before the
start of final exams.