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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

WORD reached Us over the week
end that kace men have Just abou;
closed the deal on the Palmer bowl
,ocaied ono East Palmer corner
Hastings II was announced IN this
column a few weeks ago that the
owner wanted to sell the Palmer
because he was in class IA IN the
draft Just what price was pa.u
for the elsht-alley structure IS not
known, but the manager told us he
would sell for a song and a dance
The names Of the purchasers are
being withheld until next week.
1t is believed IN some quarters
that the Motor City league, one OF
The city's finest bowling aggrega-
lions, Will share in the ownership
!; :; i
The Paradise bowl again, hit the
spotlight over the weekend This
time the Motor City league cham
pions, Friars Ale. made bowling
history The champs under the
leadership of George Bennett. be-
came the first team 10 hit the 5000
mark. The record score came as a
result Of total pins for three games
oiled in practice.
A Michigan Chronicle classic is IN
the making The classic, the richest
among Race keglers will be rolleo
at the various bowling establish
ments. Arrangements are being
completed. and in few days more
details will be given.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

thrilling 80 YARD drive featured by
passes from Yarbrough to Gardner
and Clayton, ENDS, and Frank
Knight. back, died on the Morris
Brown 6 inch line as the game
ended with the ba" in possession Of
the Hornets on down three.
A stout Morris Brown line led by
Mule Settles Welded only two first
downs by rushing to the Hornets,
and the triple hreat work by Arnold
with Dufield and Grimes on the re
ceiving end Of his losses we're .fea-
lures OF the visitors attack Heroic
defensive work by tiny lat pound
end Fisher, freshman from Mexico,
Mo, and giant guard, Leitwich, 800
veteran. featured good defensive
line play Of the Hornets and the
passing Of the injured Yarbrough
and the plunoins Of R knight were
The best efforts of the Hornet Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
BLUES TAKE
HOMECOMING
GAME, 1903
Bluefield Teachers W in
Over West Virginia
State College

BLUEFIELD, W Vs-The 18th
annual Mountain State classic be-
tween Bluefeld State and West
Virginia State, was won by Blue
field 10 to 8 Saturday. Pushed 10
the limit throughout the same The
Blues capitalized on a bad punt in
the nal four minutes Of the ssme
with Big Bill" Hol;z, freshman
flllback, ripping the Jackets to
psydirt
The Yellow Jackets reached pay
Dir. in the opening minutes Of Tao
game when Wilson completed a
pass from the Blues l7.yagd Inc 10
Captain Lynch for Is yarcs placing
the pigskin on the Blues tWo-ylrd
line On the next play Wilson
sioughed through center to score
The kick for tho extra point was
wide.
The Big Blues scored again when
Thomas and Phil p n rcoled off
gains OF five, SIX and nine yards a
a time.
The West Virginia team scored in
the third period when the visitors
worked their Way 10 the Big Blues
Is but were held for t&o downs
Houser cropped back. and out 9
nice field goal heiNee0 the upt-his
for three points aud 10 lead SO
Af.rr Thomas Rad ~ff1frd ant ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
BOlden-PastOr Fight
Off: Bob Joins Marines

With Bob Pastor having an
nounced that he Is quitting the ring
TO join the United States marine
corps, the proposed fight between
Pastor, who lost a 10 round deci.
sion 10 Jimmy Bivins on Tuesday
Oct 90 in Cleveland, and Nste
Bolden in the Chicago stadicm on
Friday night, Nov. 6. is cancelled.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07


Al me same ume Coacn Aoo.pn
HamolIn 5 twentieth anniversary
team suffered - t!fs' deieat Oh me
year as b!ueiield irouheeo me ives
virginia feIoWjacKets' 1879 Inc
fellowIaeNets had previously won
'nIee s'Falgnt'
ooutn CaroIlna sale dFoppeo
rom the undeieatea lIst' losing 70
Iuskesee' 1871 South Caroline
stare also mas tied game marked
dsains' us record
wherefore FLORIDA Texas Ken
lucky ana southern are the only
eIeEenS Als'ed among me unae-
'ea'ed'
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
IN DETROIT DEBUT

DETROlT-WHlo Joyce. Gary
Ind former Colder Cloves cham
pion. made his aebat here on Mon
day night Oct 26 and p9IuGlc ou'
a l0-round VIII oycl white N5.nca
Notch IN tne Arena Gsl-AaN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

4 New York man has invented a
long handled scrubb.ns brush to which
dry soap suds arc fed from a tank by
compressed air IN clean carpets With
OIL removal hom floors.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

Field Artillery 7O3rd Sanitary Com
pdny. 26,h QJdncrmaster, 258th
Q1artermas,cr. ana the post mI.i-
.ary police detachment.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

the pas, three or four seasons This
year finds Wiley sporting her best
team IN years and the fur is gong
10 fly here on November q.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07
Statistics
MaLr-. r..

S.oiUg Northumberland nuT cid ~
Brown IN - B. tonycrsiono-hcllh III
placement.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-07

Reception: Might before the game, Wednesday Nov
IS Mirror Ballroom - where Miss Detroit" will
be crowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

III little Shirley Jurek, VINO lost
her dog last week, will call Mrs.
William White, OR, 0097, she'll
get another puppy. Mrs. White
agrees that every child should
grow up with dog -. and she'll
be happy TO give Shirley one OF
the three her youngsters have.
Ward Marsh, adman, Is off 10
semi-seclusion at his place at Milo
F. His fellow members Of the
Adcraft Club believe there is some
connection between the trip and
his umpiring at the Adcrafest,
over in Ontario last week.
Ward umpired last years soft
ball game. at the fest and the boys
Jumped all over him--and two
weeks later he went into the hos
pital for the removal of cataracts
on his eyes.
Note from Lee Johnston says
there has been quite a run of
people recognizing their friends
and relatives in the service on the
screens of the two newsreel
houses ). says Lois Chaplin, staff
worker in the Hammond Build
ing USO center, saw a soldier in
some pictures from Northern ire
land, who had been a regular visi-
tor at the center next day,
the lads brother. Eddie Davis,
came in all excited with the news
that this was the first the family
had heard of the soldier since he
left.
And last week. the G.. r. Art.
leys of Broadstreet saw their son
landing from a transport in India
They thought he had gone to Ha.
lwaii At the same DrOqram
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Jack Landino Heads
Non-Partisan League

Jack Landino of Local 174
|UAW=CIO, Saturday was elected
president of the Fifteenth Con
|gressional District chapter of La
boris Non-Partisan League:
George Damis of Dodge Local 3
was elected vice chairman; Leor
Polk of the Amalgamated Clothing
Workers (CIO), secretary, ano
Muriel Jenkins of the United or.
flee and Professional Workers
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

sung publicly. She has regained
her general health. One of her NUM-
bers will be "Waltzing Matilda"
the famous marching song OF the
Aussies The Bing Crosbys are
expecting another package and
Hollywood is betting II will be
the fifth boy -. The Stroh show
tWJR), with Gus Haenschens
Thomas L. Thomas and Margaret
Daum, will be broadcast from
Grand Rapids Tuesday night but
will be back in Detroit the fol-
lowing week.
The National Hairdressers are
having Elizabeth Refers hairf1m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

sculped and will
send 10000 re-
productions to
members TO il
lustrate the fall
Z re n d. M / S S
Keller is co-star
of the Chs
WJR "Y o u n &
DR.. M a | on e"
serial . .. Her
mit's Cave will
return 10 WJK
next S un d a Y
night for its
tenth cas- on
and the sixth
for Olga coal.
Gerry Elliott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Hutton Joins U. S. News

William Hutton. former Detroit
manager for Crowell-C Collier Pub
fishing Company. has resigned his
post as eastern advertising mana
ger of Farm Journal and of
Farmers Wife to join the staff OF
the United States News. Hutton
will make his headquarters in the
New York office of the United
States News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Costs ZOOnl
Living Expenses Increase
sPet. Since Sept. Is. Al


LANSING. Sept. 5.-T'he aver
age cost of living in Michigan
cities rose 81 per cent from
Sept. IS. 1941. to June Is, 1912,
the state department of labor and
industry reported today.
Food costs rose 14.9 per cent,
clothing 1874 per cent, rent de-
creased ID per cent, fuel increased
IT Per cent and house furnishings
rose SO per cent.
The overall cost OF living in
creased 2.S per cent from Sept,
IS to Dec. Is, 1941, Al per cent
from Dec. IS. 1941, to March IS
1912 and II from March IS to
June Is, the department said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Draft Dodeer Arrested

TROY. n. Y. Sept. 5 gu
Robert Scott Swan. "a, Ohio State
University student, was in Jail here
today awaiting arrangement on n
charge OF violating the Selective
Service Act. Swan is a conScien-
tious objector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Doctors Meet Sept. 2l-28

The seventysseventh annual
meeting of the Michigan State
Medical Society will be held in
Grand Rapids. September II TO %.
Feature of the convention will be
a scientific program entitle
Postgraduate Conference on War
Medicine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Viehy Banishes Ex-Envoy

VICHY, France, Sept. 5 dNS).
jean Louis Hellcu, former am
bassador TO Turkey, was deprived
of his French citizenship by a de-
cree published today in tho official
journal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Marjorie Lawrence. Australian
soprano, will sing from wheel


chair on Andre
X o S ( elanetz's
program (WJR)
this afternoon.
Heralded as one
of the greatest
of living sing
ers after tri-
uinphs at tn q
Paris Opera and
tn e Metropolis
tan she was
stricken while
on a Mexican
tour more than
a yea ago.
s h G h a s n o t
walked s in C e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

the Marine Corps Leagues con-
vention in Chicago, reports that
Patrolman Chuck Neilan's new
song, Wake Island-WeI Never
Forget" was introduced by Carl
Sobie and got quite hand at the
gathering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

100000 for
wa bonds. It's
part Of the pro-
ceeds of the
recent Police
Field Day and
Berg says he
can't think oi
a better invest.
ment +. .
T e ] e gra m
I r o m T o n y
March, from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
.s
les Detroit Might

It's Detroit Night
Ray Gorrell will trot out hix
Sunday best when his orchestra
climbs aboard the NBC BanfD
wagon tonight. Mayor Edward
lJeffries Jr., no less. will introdnS
Ray to the network. WWJ carries
the program from the Statler IN
this area. Rays fine outfit will
have the support of Juliana. and
Paul Davis, regular vocalists with
the band and. as surprise guest.
JEANNE Faulder. who is heard. on
WJBK's Spice of Life show. The
time is 7:30 p. m.
r.
Marjorie Lawrence, Australian
I'm - &C.,. m xstbaal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

w. c. Kirk. of
95 Lothrop, saw
his brother in
England.
.
H. S. of 17215
o n o, relates
this about his
daughters, aged
six and nine.
He S Us the
other night Six
knelt at the bed
TO saw her Dray-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

ers and Nine knelt quietly at her
side. When the younger was
through, the older added.
"Ditto. Amen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
W ardens Here
To Parade
500 Women in March
for Labor Day Display
BY KEN HALL

Five hundred women air raid
wardens and 200 building and in
dustrial plant wardens will march
j the Labor Day parade Monday
E1oSt of the women will be in full
uniform.
The first regiment Of women
wSrdenS under Commandant Au-
Tusta Phelps Munro was extended
the invitation to march by CIC
officials in charge of the parade
and will assemble at Woodward
and Orchestra place at 5 p. m.
Heading the contingent will be
the honor color bearers and guard
which include the four women who
rank highest in number of air raid
wardens recruited since July 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Remedial Steps Urged

Immediate remedial measures
soon TO be urged upon industrial.
educational, parent-teacher. and
child welfare groups throughout
the country include:
Establishment of more day nurs-
cries for door-key children whose
mothers are in essential war work.
Creation of a system of block
mothers under which unemployed
mothers will undertake to look
after the children of those who
are busy with war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Delinquency Increases

From all over the country re-
Gently. there have come ominous
reports of the increase in juvenile
delinquency-reaching as high as
30 per cent in some key war pro-
duction centers.
High wages paid in war indus
tries. il is declared. are Turing TO
the factory many mothers who &C
tually would be more useful at
home, attending TO the welfare OF
the younger generation.
The opening of the schools this
month is expected to alleviate the
situation 10 some degree. How
ever, Mrs. Gimbel and other off,
Gals of the committee are con-
WINGED that a grave depreciation
in juvenile morals can be avertcd
only by nationwide understanding
OF the problem. coupled with a
well-rounded corrective program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

and Eric Hewlett will again write
the thrillers and Klock Ryder will
commute from Chicago TO be the
Hermit Charles Ruggles will
be guest star when Edgar Bergen
brings Master Mccarthy back to
WWJ tonight Phil Spitalny's
Hour OF Charm gals win be doing
their 300th show ON WVvJ tonight
-. Cheers from the Camps will
come from Camp Shelby, Miss
over WJR Tuesday night.
Bob Chester, Detroit's contri.
button TO the music world, has
filed a petition in bankruptcy
Lionel Barrymore will portray a
kindly old mayor in four Sunday
night show on NBC-WWJ, start
ing tonight at z o'clock. lie re.
places Miss Crandall" WJR
will carry the Columbia School OF
the Air this year. Uncle Sam will
have a big hand in the programs.
taking his message to thousands Of
class rooms Amos m Andy.
long in Hollywood, will start
broadcasting from New York
Thursday The Mcfarland
Twins. who started in Detroit seyn,
eral years ago, now have the
band at Jack Dempsey's in NeN
York and will be late feature
on CKLW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Lou Berg. the able police super
just signed a check for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Proud of Their Badge

1t Is badge that most of
them wear proudly-aglow at the
thought of being given so much
responsibility and trust by grown
ups. "a
But. 30 child welfare workers,
il is a badge that all too often of
recent months has been associated
with a growing wave of juvenile
delinquency.
In many cases door key children
have shown a remarkable sense
of responSibility-especially older
children who are called upon 10
look after their small sisters and
hrnf hers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Children Left in Cars

The Children's Aid Society OF
New York provides a variety of
services for war workers families,
notably child aid centers where
youngsters spend the day under
skilled supervision There they
engage in guided play and have a
hot lunch for 5 cents. Medical
examination and care also are
furnished.
In New York, Chief Magistrate
Curran revealed that the young
Sters in sections where plants
doing defense jobs were located.
have been hailed into court far
more often this summer than last.
Opposed TO mothers working IN
war jobs. the Catholic Daughters
of America drafted a resolution
calling for elimination of drafting
OF women for war industries.
But officials of the War Produc-
ton Board point out that with
100000 men going into the army,
only women can replace them in
war jobs. The solution, according
TO them, lies in care and guidance
of war Job orphans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Warn of Bad Influence

But, as child welfare workers
point out. children are children
and, when left entirely on their
own throughout the day, may cas-
lily fall prey 10 bad influences anG
companions,
In charge of a nationwide sur.
vey of the situation are the child
association and the committee fol-
the care of children in wartime
both with headquarters in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Elinor Gimbel, president OF
the committee, says:
The problem OF door-key chill
dren 10 m In America and
threatens to take ON the proper
lions of the army Of the home
less children In Russia after the
revolution"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

WASHINGTON, Sept, 5.-Door-
KEY children are the latest prob
lem that the war has dropped IN
Americas lap.
They are little waits OF the war
effort whose mothers are employed
in factories and whose fathers
either are likewise employed or
have joined the colors.
The badge OF these children Is
a latch-key worn about the neck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Military Spirit

Fort Wayne ordnance motor
supply depot will provide military
atmosphere for the Labor Day
parade in Hamtramck, Monday,
by sending jeeps, weapon carriers,
cargo trucks and an ambulance 10
take part in the procession and
rally for Russian War Relief.
The parade starts at 1880 a. m.
lat the Hamtramck city hall and
proceeds 10 Keyworth Stadium
" the rally.
Twenty different Russian or
EXAMINATIONS from Detroit and Ham
ltramck and manv other groups
will participate with "a union
locals.
Mayor Stephen S. Skrzyski,
school board members and other
Officials will speak.
nnT TTTCAr AnVEDTTcE,MU-NyT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Flag Carrier

Mrs, Maude Burgess, 2003 Brush
street. will carry the American
flag as a reward for having re-
cruited II men and women for
the service.
Mrs. Monica Field, 3271 East
Congress street, second with ID,
will carry the air raid wardens'
flag. She is the mother of nine
and has a boy in the service sta
toned in India.
The honor guard women, each
of whom rounded up eight war
dens, is COMPOSED of Mrs. Sylvia
|Patronik, 1851 Farnsworth ave-
nue., and Mrs. Margaret Thomas,
1410 Crane avenue.
The 200 building and industrial
wardens are from the Continental
Motors and received their instruc-
ltion from Commandant Munro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Strict Selection Asked

Stss&t
Careful appraisal of women APP
plicants for war work. with the
general purpose of determining
whether their obligations as moth
ers should not take precedence
over their desire foI jobs.
While the Importance of women
in war work is great. production
officials here do not wish this
country 10 share the experience OF
England with women war workers.
There. at the outset of the war,
hundreds of thousands Of British
mothers fiocked into the factories.
ater.. maternal duty made a
stronger call. with the result that,
u some areas. war production fell
sff sharply. Since then, the British
have been establishing day nurs-
cries at a rapid rate, but there are
still not enough. and war-employed
mothers are complaining.
The extent of the problem In
this country may be gagged by
recent estimates that at least
100000 women are needed for
war defense plants. OF these at
least 100000 must necessarily be
mothers with families of school
age or younger.
Says Mrs. Gimbel:
THE experience Of England
will overtake America II these
youngsters aren't looked after
systematically.
"Going through surveys Of
war work centers we found 90
families with 80 children and
every parent In a war job I'm
one twO-bIock area In Oakland,
Cal.
Fairgrounds Lacking
Eighty per cent of the fam
lilies lived In housekeeping rooms
and there was no park nor play
ground for the children.
Things were 10 bad at an
airplane factory near Baltimore
that the women with the help
OF the plant established nurs-
cry. The youngsters had been
swarming around the factory en-
trance, constituting definite
accident hazard and n morale
threat TO the working mothers"
At Sants. Monica. Cal, the
Douglas Aircraft Company has
established a day nursery for the
children of the 1000 women EN-.
ployed there. II Is in a residential
;rea four miles from the plant and
iVt a likely target of enemy air.
idsnes. A child psychologist. q
professional nurse and a dietitian
Ire 90 re staff.
In a Connecticut war industry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Abandoned Children
Present War Problem
Nurseries Needed for Offspring
of Working. Fighting Parents

center. mothers left their children
locked up in autos outside the fac
tory gates until police put stop
10 the practice. However. il has
been reported as prevalent in
other defense centerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Helen Hayes will be the first
guest star on the Armstrong Thea
ter. which opens the season on
WJR Saturday night Walter
Winchell will be back from his
vacation for his WXYZ spot to.
night Great Moments in
Music (WJR) will present exc
cerpts from Flotow's Martha
Wednesday night. Dorothy Sarncff.
soprano. and Suzanne Sten, mezzo,
will be heard with Jan Peerce and
Robert Weede First Detroit
radio candidate for the WAVES
Is Jane Shuggs, music librarian
at WWJ. She'll start training at
Smith College in October !.
Woman in White goes off the air
last Of month. Script writer has
gone to war and Irna Phillips,
leading lady. refused TO renew her
contract under new writer. Ma
Perkins will go into that spot on
WJR Monroe Music from
Milwaukee Monday (WJR).
Conrad Nagel will be the mar
rator in a new soup sponsored
show, starting on WJR next Sum
Gay night Stories from Read
ers Digest will be dramatized f.
The Great Gildersleeve is WXYZ
and not WWJ Sunday show as
stated last week Hattie Nc
Daniel. best of the colored screen
actresses. will be a regular on
the Eddie Cantor show this season
>. The dope is that Orson Welles
will be the narrator on a Saturday
Evening Post broadcast that's in
the making The Dog House
gives way to Tommy Dorsey's
band on WWJ September Is
Rudy Vallee, in his new role as
Coast Guard bandsman, directed,
Ia service orchestra in l.
Angeles theater. Three formeN
members of Woody Herman's
band were in the outfit :. CKLW
is putting its announcers on the
air publicly for the boners they
make. Station doesn't pay off when
listeners question a pronunciation
and it's found that the word Is
that way in English dictionaries.
Washington News men wanted
TO throw a party for Earl Goodwin
Watch the World Go By WXYZ)
for his thirtieth anniversary as a
Washington correspondent. Maybe
after 80 years on the job I'll be
ready for a party" said Goodwin.
THIS adv. prepared and paid for By WIZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
People You Know
BY LINTON ARKLEs

Another Puppy for Girl Who Lost Dog
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
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