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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE

DON'T WEEP, MY LOVE" was
not released until early the follow
ing year. in February. The pre-
miere date conceded so nearly with
Anettes and Larry's second we'd
ding anniversary that the studio
party given at Claridge's. the re-
Gently opened theater-restaurant,
on Sunset boulevard, served as a
double celebration.
Anette realized, as Larry led her
SO very slowly down the wide, ter
raced steps TO the dance floor, that
the delicately and intricately de-
signed diamond necklace and
matching bracelet she wore with
her white, silver-encrusted misty
silk organZa dress were as much
trappings to add glamour to Lar
rvs debut as they were symbols of
their second anniversary.
The eyes Of everyone focused on
those costly glittering gifts. For a
very good reason. They had been
featured in the newspaper columns,
along with fanfare on the new pic
ture. Reporters had known about
the gifts before Anette. All the
same, she was surprised. because,
to her, it was a publicity mans
brainstorm, something intended to
be read along with eating the
breakfast bacon and eggs.
That was why, when Larry put
*he necklace and bracelet on her,
she said, I'm practically struck
speeches." Instantly she was
frowningly perturbed. Larry, we
can't do things like this!"
why not ?" He plopped down on
a fringe-covered stool and leaned
his head against the stucco wall.
Because" His expression
stopped her for the moment. She
bent to kiss his lips "Oh, my sweet,
don't think I'm not absolutely mad
about them. I am. I am. But we
can't afford It,"
Mildly brutal, he said, "Oh, don't
be farm girl all your life, Anette.
I've never seen anything to equal
the way they toss money around
this town. I'll be filthy rich and, by
golly, my wife is going to be a
walking advertisement OF my i'm
portance in Hollywood. Yes, sir, my
sweet little orphan wife is going to
be covered with diamonds, Just like
4 told you in Chicago"
Anette realized the liquor she
had smelled on Larrys breath was
more than a friendly cocktail or
two. With a little movement, she
dropped to the floor and put her
head against his knee, a ridiculous
and yet pathetic figure still wear
ing shirt and tennis shorts, from
a game with Ralph Hay, and the
binding, precious evening jewelry
Against her loose, black name OF
wavy hair, she felt his caressing
hand.
Darling, my picture Is all over
this whole town. Soon it will be all
over the whole country. I'm ir
every one Of the fan magazines this
month. I can't go into a theater OF
restaurant or a store without some
ones wanting my autograph. Every
man - and half the women - are
copying the way I have my Stacks
tailored. Tonight, I'll be the most
important man in Hollywood; the
skies will be pierced with search.
lights-all for me, Laurence Pey.
ton" Clutched by this beautiful
hallucination, he was not ever
aware Of his wife, then suddenly
he was. 80, for Pete's sake, beat il
down to Brooks-Wilshire and gel
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
e. YpsfIanti
LUNCHEON ENJOYED
BY SPENCER CLUB

East Ypsilanti. Mich. June s.
At the Spencer Club meeting with
Mrs. Joseph Hosman, coopera'
tive luncheon was much enjoyed.
Mrs. G. F. Gilbert reported on
the County Federation meeting
which she and Mrs. Hosman at
tended as delegates.
Following the meeting the
graves Of deceased members were
decorated.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day, June II, with Mrs. Mary Hol-
loway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
COMMUNITY PICNIC
TO BE FRIDAY, JUNE 10

A community picnic for Friday.
June 10 was planned at the last
Spencer p. T. A. meeting Thurs
day evening Residents of the
school district may attend and
they are to meet at o'clock at
the school and go to Plymouth
Riverside Park. The basket pic
mic will be served at p. m.
Officers for the coming year
were formally installed by Gordon
Priebe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
Campus Events

the Orchestra. Mr.. Odmark Was
the soloist.
Goldmsrk's Symphony No. l.
THE Rustic Wedding" concluded
the program. This symphony In
cluded Wedding March" with
variations. Bridal Song, "Sere-
made, In the Garden, and
Dance.
The Symphony Orchestra has
presented a total OF l04 concerts in
Ypsilanti IRON 1912.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
TO NAME SUCCESSOR

Lansing, June SAP Today
the State Hospital Commission was
to consider naming a successor to
DR.. Harry A. Schneider, superin-
tendent of the State Home and
Training School at Coldwater, who
died recent yin Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
TO "GYPn AXIS

Detroit. June SINS - Scales
which once gyped unsuspecting
buyers were on their way today to-
ward gypping the Axis. Two tons
of scrap metal were realized from a
five-months collection of faulty
scales, measures and weights con-
fiscsted by the Detroit sealer's Of
fee
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
CANCEL EAIR

Bad Axe. June 5-Because OF the
war the board OF directors OF the
Huron County Fair has decided TO
cancel this years event.g
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05

Another outstanding value!
smartly tailored In rich ne"
shades 10 match or contrast
with your sport coat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Burglar Gets St22
From Party Guests

A party in the home of Peter
DundaliS, az. of 7735 Duncan ave-
nue., netted a prowler S122 from
the purses of four women guests
police were told today.
The burglar had just ransacked
upstairs bedrooms and escaped
through a rear door when Dun
daliS went upstairs from a base
ment recreation room, where the
party was IN progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Mans Body Found

Police and county morgue off
Gals today were attempting to
learn The identity of a man about
80 years old whose body was found
at the bottom of a 16-foot embank-
ment az River Rouge, near Wa
verify street. late yesterday. Eloise
hospital meal tickets IN the pock-
cts led 10 the theory he may have
been an inmate there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Weeks
Marine
Recruits

The following residents of De-
troit and Southeastern Michigan
enlisted in the United States Ma
rine Corps last week, it was an
nounced today by Capt. Charles
Popp, marine recruiting chief
here:
Robert w Alender, 7i2O Chalfonts.
Frank Aquinto. 264i Hale
Robert j Brendahl, LaingsburE
Edward r. Gibeau Lansing
Leonard A. Hsskins s746 Petoskey,
Bernard J. Haywald, 1915 Sheridan.
Richard j Hoeft, SAP Trumbun
clyde r. Johnson, 616 Parkdalo, Royal Oak.
Theodore r EsGaire. Flint.
Norman @. Lee, Ecorse.
William McCrandan Flint
/ David II Miller $3.50 Hardwood
Chester r. Newman, 1920 Eastlswn
George A. scharier. Brighton.
Charles J. Smith. Flint.
Charles F. Thelan. Lenox
w, b Tterney, 325 Lawrence, ROYAL Oak.
George A. TORI Flint.
Frank X. lehman, Bellevile.
julius L. Nermeulen, 1903 Bishop.
Warren A. Wirgau, Rosevills.
John Burton e2s3 Steel
Meryyn A. Curran ss9s Kimberly.
Joseph Halas Saginaw
Gerald NJ. Hendrlck Charleston.
Wallace T. Karbowski. Saginaw.
Hosea 7. LaFleur Saginaw
Clemens J. Lawers, 1850 West Fort.
Frank r. Mann Van Dyke.
George y MARQUIS Kalamazoo.
Thomas L. O'Hara. Watervliet
George NJ. Pfennnger Jr.. Bay City.
Jack Resi- 1881 Van Dyke
Kenneth NJ Sahr Saginaw.
Alfred r. Van TEN, Crosse ponte.
Floyd G BENJAMIN. 1880 Pinehurst.
Raymond Bercau 1901 Mt Elliott.
Thomas n. Catterau, 1896 Tracey
Nicholas T Falzetti. 1855 Lemay.
Robert l.. Flint. 2e39 Hamilton.
Henry J. Gndnicki 5l73 Thrty-hfth
John " Hagen. 10s24 Huntington Woods
Herman G, Hamel 1875 East Warren.
selmer n Kslen so waverly. u p.
Stewart J Nantua Riverside, Ont.
Nicholas saidoo. Flint.
curtis L. Westbrook, IS Edgevals
Desmond W Burns 1871 Pinehurst,
Donald r. Leonard, Clawson.
} Lloyd II. Martin 800 Elmhurst
|. RAYMOND smtowsk 1851 Harold
Jw2ser6 $ s5tRoTsa' 5 $50 F Elari6se
Edmund UrhsczeWsk 1202s Gallagher.
Richard Wood Jr, Rochester
, Louis Rciber. 42O5 Clements
, Theodore r. Alsteede, 1882 East Congress
Steve Aramhasich slss Ellsworth.
George f. Brown g73T Dundee,
, Thaddeus NJ Cielma 3505 Goldner.
Hewitt r. Fiks. 1888 Pierson
Donald A. French Jr 1902 Petoskev,
Charles NJ Cray, 4o5i Taylor
E Philip n. Howard 243 Florence. n. r.
: Irwin W. Hulett lr 40 Field.
. Paul n. johnson. Flint
Jack Bittngerleichti, 1437 Twenty -htth.
Jack +. Nielsen Plymouth
william Plotkin. 3le6 Eluhurst
William r. Robinson Pennington.
Robert A. stanley. 1854 Senator.
Matthew F. Thomas 35s Highland II. p
Francis NJ Warner. 6e7 Montclair.
. Donald A. Williams, Flint.
Charles NJ Winfield. 1920 Clovsrdal..
Kenneth r Merritt Lansing.
: Albert Narderhaegen. 1919 Alter.
, Johannes Worst, Kalamazoo.
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What S on the Air

This program mas been
given The Detroit Times by
IN stations herein listed.
n the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations and not The De
troit Times.
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you any identifying scars on you?
b. B.-Yes, and don't want any
more.
Sarge-Father and mother?
b. Bone of each.
Sarge-Are you a citizen of the
United States. were you born in
America, do you swear TO uphold
the Constitution and any amend
ments you like, and, if you were to
be made absolute dictator of the
country, what would be the first
thing you would do?
BE -l would make baseball
LIN, ~ roc hug, lnrrnr NH ,rlr hrnn,.nr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Fred s. Pedrse
Dodge Superintendent
for Is Years

Services for Fred &. PearSe,
who was a Dodge plant Supcrin-
tendent for IS years until his
death Saturday, will be held at
D. m. tomorrow IN the Nerheyden
Funeral Home, 1890 Mack ave-
nue.
Mr. PearSe. IS. died in his home
at 1889 East Outer drive. He
leaves his wife Mary, a son Har-
old. two grandchildren and two
brothers. Ned and John.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Bicyclisf Near Death

COLDWATER. Aug. 3 Crash
ing through a plate glass window
after losing control Of his bicycle,
Lloyd Quimby Is was near death
IN hospital here today from loss
Of blood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Itching, Cracks Between Toes
Athletes FOOT
VICTIMS!

TryCo Ointment Quickly Kills Athletes
Foot Fungi on Contact
DRUG STORES everywhere reCnmm nj
Trco Ointment for the relief nf Athlete g
Foot because Of the many success stories
they have received during is years Tryco
has been f0ld for this condition. They sell
TrFrl on an absolute money back basis
that if. N YOU are rot completely satisfied
your money will be refunded without cues
sion So now can YOU lose Don't delay
Egt TTF~r Ointment on this fair basis today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

three years than held that belief
in May. the national research CEN
ter at Denver University reported
today after a nationwide survey.
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Obituaries
Mrs. Mamie Lenzer
Was Charter Member
Of Eastern Star

Services will be held at IL a. m.
tomorrow at the William r. Ham
ilton chapel for Mrs Mamie Len
ger, life member of Samson Chap
ter of the Eastern Star and men,
Der of the Church of Our Father,
who died Sunday at her home,
1926 Hubbard avenue. She was
70 years old.
Surviving are two sons. Edgar
C. Braun and Col. d. S. Lenzer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Long War Theory Gains
ToENyEv

DENVER. Aug. 3 qNS).-
Twice as many Americans now be-
heve the war viii last more than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
By ARTHUR BUGS BAER

Recruiting Sergeant-Why do YOU join the Army?
B-You got wrong sarge. The Army wants JOIN
A nr-r LIn..o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Gr. BGer Essays the SeHlrW TEST:
But Bugs Cont Pass
Anybody, Even Himself

BHgS Bacr IS StH tryVQ 10 act tb6t 1car and our
odL0r tralLng hnl lch dictoqraph. TodaHs record
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
your commands?

r. B.-Pass, general Halt, whiskey.
Sarge-Are your feet fiat?
B-Sarge I've been under EN- to take good look
Sarge-How old are you?
b. B.-Well, l can tell meat from potatoes.
Sarge-Hair?
g. B.-Brown.
Sarge-Natural?
b. B.-Yes use Gmmicks Natural Two-Tone Tonic.
Sarge-How are your eyes?
Il. B.-pve seen everything. Twice.
SargeCome back tomorrow and II give you another look
CTo be contnued)
ceyhEhL 4 ~. rF.aur. syndau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
N EU RITIS
RILtGVI PAININ INV HINuYEs

NeunuA Neuralgia. or Lumbago In a Jew
minutes, set NURITO, the splendid formula,
used BY thousands Dependable no opstes.
Does the work quickly. Must relieve cruel
pain 20 your sauasction. In fev minutes 90
your money back Don't suHef. Ask your
df4EEtt today Tor NuRlIO on tbs susrantes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

Sarge-Let's take hypothetical You are sentry
guarding important position In the night you APP
preached by general carrying quart of whiskey What
YOUR commands?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

AnVFRTfsEMEN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

umplres buy larger whiskbrooms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

cspyriEhI lsii. kim Features Syndicate. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Boxing, Grid Mix
Football Players Prominent in Cooley Highs Annual
Fight Show Tomorrow Night

Cooley Highs ninth annual box
ing show for its &C" Club tomor-
row night will have a decided foot
ball flavor. t'.... n#
The boys who thrive on body
contact during the grid season
seem also TO like the feel of a
glove against an opponents chin.
Or perhaps, the fact that Herb
Smith coaches the crack Cardinal
football elevens and the boxing
team, too. may have something to
do with il.
At any rate, nearly half of the
contestants on the 16-bout pro-
gram will be footballers. One is
Louis Ruffino, a star guard on
Cooley's city championship foot
ball team last fall and next years
captain. He is matched with
Charles Guider, a reserve tackle,
in the light heavyweight class.
Two other gridders paired are
Dave Lee, tackle. and Don Carr,
an end, in the heavyweight divi-
sion. A pair of middleweights,
John Philbrook and Don Under
wood. also were teammates in
football.
One of the highlights OF the pro-
gram is the bout between Ed
Munro and Gordon Social. middle
weights. Dennis Helppie and John
Mcfarland. 110-pounders, top the
little fellows.
A capacity crowd is expected to
see the annual show, which has
produced several fighters who
have made excellent showings in
the Diamond Belt tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Average Raised
19 in Weeks

Omar IIerrpich of the Rainbow
$40 Classic believes today he has
a record of some sort for scoring.
Over 13-week stretch he had II
series Of 800 and one of 700, the
scores including 6SS. 675. 7l9 and
increased his average from 100 TO
1879. He is with the league leading
Famous Five.
Famous gained a one game lead
by defeating Pfeiffers 31S9 10 3053
Zeke Tody placed 7l8 alongside of
Herrpich's 6S8 with Mel Dorl, 696,
and DR.. Gregory Grimaldi's 657,
hole cards for Pfeiffers. Roy
Odgers had 663 for AlteS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

OF the misty past. He deserves
the rank Of boxing's No. l
Jekyll and Hyde.
Around Mike Jacobs, whom
the Pittsburgh lad worships,
Billy takes down his hair and is
plain Billy Conn. He follows
Mike around as a dog would
follow his master. A hint from
Mike is an order for Billy. He
never questions the promoters
judgment on anything.
Let Mike walk out Of the
room and Conn likely will be-
come surly and boastful and
completely thoughtless of others.
Johnny Ray, his manager, has
felt the sharp edge of Billy's
tongue in public many times.
Conn is boxing's best hater.
He starts talking hate the
minute he is matched with an
other opponent. Maybe he
hardly knows the man he is to |
Keeps telling every one Of his
believe il himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

sweep Essex and grab first place
in the Pillar Senior House while
II. Schmidt was dropping three out
of four points to FinteX. Bill
PankhurSt led the way with 220-
l86-246 for $50.
Jack Lynn tumbled 279 for a
new mark In the Orient House,
George Jonas, 276 being the former
high.
William Bates and Joe Nero split
honors in the Rcdford House Vith
255 and 2OS-207 IN 500, respectively
Pointe Camera, cellar occupant
in the East jefferson Business
Mems. sprung a surprise when il
BANKED Kubiak with 2879. a new
season record. Ken Mitchell hit his
first 600.
Joe Moore's 266. second high,
was responsible for Sherman's
1919, fourth high. When Kings
won all four points from ESSEX
il marked the twentieth straight
defeat for the latter.
Joe Wagner's 240 Is n new high
single In the Dodge Manufacturing.
He also tipped 202 in 621 series
with the aid of some pointers from
shorty" Crabb.
Alcr Blues 1cns high scorer IN
the DENNY House nth 204-2s4-205
for 645.
Detroit Post Office Employees
will stage their annual tourney at
WY-7 Rec March 7. s, IA, Is. En-
tries close with Secretary Jerome
Choinski February q. An esti-
mated prize list of $1,000 will be
paid in defense bonds and stamps.
James Glidden is leading Henry
Weber by 25 pins in the Metro
All-Star Classic individual aver
ages with 1922 to his rivals 1927.
Joe Plasky isa close third with
l91.1l.
John KorosoHc:ki 7cheeled ont
for 65S ~ the West
Fort.
Mettc StandSh, captain Of the
George G.. Schmidt team and pace
maker in the singles of the state
Quincy with 1856, suggests every
eague in the city pay their Jack.
pots" with defense stamps.
Tommy Dora zio's 2O2-2O5-2O1 for
s26 1Cas tops IN the Loyal Wing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Detroit Tech Cdgers
Lose 10 Defiance

Defiance College of Ohio had
too much scoring power for De-
troit Tech caEers and the Dynam-
les bowed last night. 63-4S, at
Downtown YMCA The winners
led, 34-1S, at the half.
Allen Smith paced the visitors
with eight baskets and five field
goals for 2l points, while Capt.
Ted Rybicki tailed ID for Tech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Terrific Body Puneher

Yale is murderous body
puncher and those who 90 in
for styles and scientific stuff
think he is the type for Billy to.
handle without too much trouble.
That is, all save MIR. Sam
Plan and Art Winch, the same
fstic gents who handled Barney
Ross so we'll when he was a
great champion. They figure
Yale has an excellent chance.
Brother Scotty Monteith saw
Conn in A recent Toledo fight
agains, soft touch and came
away greatly unlmpressed.
"He isn't in shape said
Scotty. HE didn't look like
much of fighter
Be that as IL may, Conn will
be az least 5 20 / 20 lick Yale.
And the odds are not on, f line.
But what mourning there
would be az the bar should he
edge be taken of next summer g
extravaganza between Billy and
Private Joe Of Camp Upton
Incidentally, speakInG oi
fights, carpenters are At work
now strengthening The Pitts.
burgh ring for "A meeting be-
tween Abe Simon and harry
Bobo next Tuesday.
This should be like letting
two Mack trucks butt radiators
and bumpers FOR 10 rounds ~,
what are the boxing fans "a do
It's The only game IN town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

army doesn't interfere, ne is a
cinch to get a return crack at
Joe Louis this summer.
II Conn fails 10 beat Yale de-
cisively, he has hurt himself
plenty. II Yale should hang one
on him. there really would be
no need for having the return
Conn-Louis bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
A TRANSFORMATION

With some extra papiermache
girderS in the grandStand and false
fronts on the box seats, Wrigley
Field had become the Yankee Sta
dunn. The grass in the infeld was
real and the despair of the
groundskeeper
While Cooper worker out his
aching muscles beside the camera
track, Ruth sat in the dugout and
worried about his whiskerS. He
said he'd been trying to shave
himself for 20 years without ever
learning how. Now he has 10 get
To work before his barber shop
opens, and where does that leave
him? With his face all chopped
up, like a cannibal sandwich.
That's where.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Fight Manager Dies

CHICAGO. Feb. - NS).-E;d-
die Long. identified with boxing
FOR 30 years and the one-time man
ager of former bantamweight
champion Bud Taylor. died of a
heart attack at his Chicago home
yesterday. He was 55 years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
Rainbow Field
Led by Allen

Harold Aliens 1887 is top today
for the fourteenth round of the
Rainbow Individual Classic. A
242-268 finish gave Charlie Kotar-
ski 1858 and second. Cy Coral
czyk. leading Allen on total points
by four, was third with 257 in
1922.
Nineteen competed over the first
half of the round yesterday with
the remainder due Saturday after
noon
How they finished: