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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
FiUe CaUanaughs

IldiOlQ 1dlUts Il. SOl Ol IldIiA
Gaide of the homicide squad. and
Arthur Wilson both leave soon for
Great Lakes The kids were
chumS at Cooley High and were
both named on the all-city foot
ball teams Jun McConaha. vet
eran Detroit Techa basketball
player. will be called into the
army air force next month d.
Jim kitChell. another veteran De
troit Tech eager, has been drafted
The Berry Boys have added Joe
Lafata, former Eastern High ath-
lete> 10 their list IN the armed
forces lie was property OF the
Detroit Tigers The late Maa
Frank CaVanaugh. former coach of
Fordham, would he proud OF his
family Five sons are in tho
service. Frank Jr. in prehight
school at San Antonio: John. ma
rine corps; Dave infantry Paul
air forces technical schools, and
Philip in chemical warfare.
Bill Radovich, regular left guard
Of the Great Lakes Naval Training
Station football team, has been
transferred TO Norfolk Va. for adj
van6ed training !. lie is the
fourth member of the football cam
to be shipped away, others were
Jim Daniel. Vic Marino and Gene
Ball Radovich played for
Southern California and the De
trOIt Lions
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Boating Brass Hats
To Meet Wednesday

Commodores of the Regatta Cir
cult Riders Club will hold meet
ing at 420 Lexington avenue, New
York City, next Wednesday at 4
p m. Plans for the ensuing years
operation OF the RC2 will be dis
CuSSed
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Charley Bachman's thrill Of
the 1912 football season was
Michigan States triumph over
Great Lakes and his walk
through the Red River ;. Re-
member, the Spartan coach SAID
he would walk the river Il his
team Won ... and nc walked. "
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Daffy Dean Sticks
To His War Job

Daffy Dean has declared ne will
remain al work in a Dallas war
plant and pass up another fling
at the majors. RE belongs 10
Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Broda Thinks Mowers Job
Is a Cinch; Comedies Cup
BN LEWIS ". WALTER

gostendor who Johnny Mowers closest
Trophy says Johnny grab
The Detroit plays the other Johnny
miss says he Among recommendations o
Get rid OF Broda and
would have blew
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Equine improvement

The Jockey Club maintains a
horse breeding farm in the Cen
eSScc Valley of New York where
mares and stations are leased to
farmers for small sums.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

story. recalling that in the -
games played with the YankS
that year. the Browns won only
the final contest
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Robinson Is Wary

SUGAR SOUR THIS TIME: IL may turn
out TO be buidup, but New York boxing writer's
report Ray tSugar) Robinson has drawn the
color line one of his own race, Sgt. Jackie
Wilson Robinson isn't drawing any line be-
cause of race, they say. but rather because
wilson Is rated the second best fghter, In or out
nl .lne mi Ia 6rSf Rnhi
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

his top al this. Seven shutouts" he shrieked
He got three with Detroit and they play for him
all the time, strictly defense go. A guys lucky 10
escape alive playing for Leafs .. That strictly
defense quote is pippcroo applied TO the one
team that goes all out the attack.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Broda blew

heaveho hut that he the sporting
no" Pay quarter to tcle,ision and the
Kentucky Derby a,orte living
made mint Juiep Pay another
the Michigan Minnesota football themselves
while n
stadium Plug and watch the Red Wings way,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
3 Winners a Day

Buddy En>or. 42-year-old jockoY,
rode 33 winners in IL days at En-
plre City race track in 1919
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Seldom Outdoors

The New York Rangers profes-
sional hockey team has practiced
on an outdoor rink only twice in
the history OF the club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
OIL SHORTAGE HALTS HOCKEY GAME

Elmer Layden pro football commissioner has clause
in his which him of stipulated in 943
and 1914 if the sport does not continue With the
baseball training the and creaing Of
old soupbones opening day going to be terrific. An
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

game called off in Madison Square Garden
making fer the Rangers Boston
Garden lucker 1t makes its with steam from the
Maine Railroad and brine from commercial firm
Franklin (Cappy) Cappon, of University of Michigan
and recently head basketball coach at Princeton in the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Orlando Is Cree pinq Near, Ebbie

CLASS WILL TELL DEPT Coach Ebbe Goodicllow who
filled the Detroit Red Wing defense games the
clubs high dcenSeman OF the goal
assists for Now that dcnSemen including
GoalA Game Orlando beginning puck Wings
The wire of
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

rated the he
Wilson either because the North
doesn't think the probable
NJ tie rate he's been coming Robinson will fighting
just Ter the income q choosey
MEXICAN STANDOFF TURF AGENCY RELEASES: Blood
hound al Orleans
Bee Dee Honeyucke Finkesen the information
along Swift Sue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
He Is Mayor Of the Future

ALOOk INTO THE FUTURE Did YOU get
that suggestion by the mayor Of Miami" That
Hialeah and Tropical Park run even without
patrons at the track lei the fans watch the races
In downtown Miami by teleyisiOn and do their
betting there The sucges tjon got the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

n Next dog training class of the
treater Detroit Dog Training
Club will be held January n, at
1904 Woodrow Wilson at 7:3Q
p m. The club will hold their
regular class of exercises required
in the novice class for which
examination will be held at the
Detroit Dog Show. George Bart
lett is trainer Of the club. All
breeds are trained at the club.
The American SportSmen and
Dog Owners Association will hold
their regular monthly meeting,
January n at $50 p. m. FRED
Miller. president Announces The
meeting Will be held at their new
location. 1915 East Eight-Mile
road, George c. Burger, secretary
0aid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

area practically all of his 20 years,
Hayes is one of the most popular
minister's ever developed here
abouts. He has enlisted as a naval
aviation cadet and is awaiting
call.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
About Dogs
1udges Named
For Dog Show

Chris Tectcr president of Me
Detroi, Kennel Club announced
today the list Of Judges for the
annual dog show, At Convention
Hall. February 27-2s
Most OF these names are well
known 10 fanciers as they aave
taken part IN shows all over the
country Alva Rosenberg OF
Brooklyn. who picked best IN show
here a few years ago again has the
honor. He will do a number OF
individual breeds and the working
dog as well as the non-SpCrting
groups.
Four other groups Will be done
BY Raymond y. Beale of Buffalo.
who also does some sporting dogs,
Emo Meyer. Milford, o.. several
individual breeds and the hound
group. Victor -. Laugesen. Cleve-
land. most OF the terriers and the
group. Harry Osborn, Chicago, all
toys and StalfordShlres. also toy
group.
Mrs. Thomas CarrutherS. Glen
dale. o.. Will take care OF the
sweepstakes given by the Fox
terrier Club, and Don Gillies. d1t-
door editor OF the Detroit Times
Will Judge the children'S handling
numbers. Judges for the obedi-
encc events is Robert r. Noltie
OF Toledo.
The show this year will be held
in the South Woodward aNenue
part of Convention Hall and dogs
and people will enter that door for
the first time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Orando scoring his first goal OF the year against
Chicago week ago, showed sgd Howe standing
with mouth agape staring in unbeef a the puck
IN The net Orlando looked lust as startled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
By LEO MACDONELL

Curtailment- OF Winter
Base ball Training
Tough on We I erons S
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
TOO BIG, POWERS IS STRANDED
Tuesday Induction Date for Bill MuIIiqan

Barracks :. He pitched for House
of David teams.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Coyden Has Protection
in. Case War Halls
Pro Football in Iq43
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Tire mission depends on how well
he uses those = seconds
Squirting through "A telescope.
which is part OF the sight his OBJ
ieCtlye is TO line up two cross
hairs inside the telescope 50 that
they intcr>Cct across the target
Then he adjusts the sight so that
even as the plane moves forward
at three or four miles a minute
the cross hairs automatically stay
on The target.
The sight does the rest. II ha,
been .synchronilcd TO the chosen
altitude and speed in such a man
ncr that &c The plane is pat on the
proper course. the cross hairs VII.
follow the target
I'm lining up the cross hairs the
bombardicv uses four knobs which
he manIpuiatc> with his right
hand Two Of them bring The
telescope 90 bear on the target
the other TWO adjust the ships
course TO iibr with that bearing
Tho gnl adjust, the course auto.
materially for cIu-- wind DRIFT.
After rc has set the eros, hair
mt the point where they appear Il
be stationary ON the. target. The
h0mbardior has done most Of hp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Gary Steel Mill.
Hit byStrike

GARY. Ind, April - (UP)--
An unauthorized strike disrupted
production today AZ the Carnegie
Illinois steel mills, choking off
the output from p Of the plant
So open hearth furnaces.
The walkout, which began late
Yesterday. showed signs Of ending
when about half OF the 200 strik-
ing employees were replaced by
workers on the s a. m. shift who
resumed york. About 100 others
on the shift continued the stop
page.
The walkout halted almost hall
OF the open hearth production AT
tho Gary works. which arc among
the largest in the world.
Officials Of tho Go United
steel Workers had tried 10 enc
the stoppage throughout tho night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
E'a.y-GO
Blocked
I'm House

WASHINGTON, April II up
The House ways and means
committee. by a vote Of rs 10 Q.
today tabled motion by Rep,
Daniel a. Reed tRl Of New York
10 reopen consideration Of pay-aS-
you-go taN legislation.
The vote was strictly along
party lines with one exception, all
Is Democratic committeeman vot-
ing 10 table.
Renewed Republican demands
for immediate action on the pay
aS-you-go issue conceded with
President RooScvcit'S second re.
quest within a week for new tan
legislation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Qpp&' Honey nowguards :
Old Gold Freshness
NO CHANGE IN TASTE!

We are now using this apple concen-
trate to protect Old Colds. We call it
apple "b0ney"-a mellow, golden nectar
from the pure juice of fresh ripe apples.
And by bathing the famous Old Gold
blend in this rich apple "boney"-we
guard freshness and havor-seal in the
goodness of choice tobaccos for your
smoking pleasure. Enjoy this Old Gold
freshness and favor now-along with
millions of other smokers.
p Lorilsrd congratulated 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
The Detroit Times.

Tomorrow: How TO Give Medicine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
al 7,dH//YG ne pLZSF

WHENEVER member of the family complains OF feeling Ill.,
the mother observes signs OF Illness the temperature
ONCE twice day, preferably morning and
afternoon
Almost signs of Illness when has
the advanced II often requires Keen observation
early and the severity OF symptom is nol
Importance. However, pam IN the
Ghost or abdomen throat ChIS diaIrhCa
skin rash frequently lorctclI onset of illness requiring
prompt action.
Warming: place thermometer that has not been
the the glass OF alcohol
In prolonged illness. glass of alcohol bottle OF liquid
,madc of glass of clear water ard
paper be tray cake pan OF Nat I'm canoy
hoN piece cotton the bottom of one glass, MI with
alcohol and cover with piece paper held with
rubber band keep alcohol from cooperating. Thrust the
through the making the hole Just
large enough thermometer through The clear
water Is 10 rinse thermometer after taking IT from the
alcohol and before giving It 70 the patient,
Tomorrow % Give Medicine.
b.. Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Victory Shift Starts
for Part-Time Men

BUFFALO, n. Y. April i
QNS)-Designed TO further in
crease production, the Bell Air
craft Corp. today began a so
called Victory Shift OF eight
hours for persons who can find
time from other pursuits 10 work
three DAYS or nights each week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
BOInlDSishf Secrecy
Relaxed by Army
Continued from Page Two)

Job. lie shouts bombs away"
through the interphone TO the
pilot. who takes over the ship
and hnadS for home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

What are YOU looking for in a smoke?
Freshness first of all.
Recently an apple concentrate has
been developed that's natural" with
fine tobaocos =. . that helps keep them
moist and fresh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Judges Long Memory

NEW YORK, April u OUP)-
Wrvn John Looney was taken into
court, Magistrate McKiniry said'
Why. l remember you. l dis
missed a petty larceny complaint
against you Is years ago Rec
ords proved him right.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Dial Cherry 1900 TO arrange
for The Detroit Times to be
mailed 10 your man In the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

New moistvre-proteeting agent we
coll Apple Honey, developed by
U. s. Department Of Agriculture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Hostess at 6ridqe

Mrs Harry J. Wise Of Outer
dpNe was hostess A. bridge
luncheon on Wednesday after
noon AZ the Western Golf and
Country Club. Her guests IN
Guided.
NFsDAMFs
George Ishr Harpcyt nsv
wins Far " " NrDorcurh
N0Uhwp Claudia Tshb~n
Roy AcPhsH CNGs F1ifon
a : Datnr Pay Rhdsr
Russell 4, Mckenzie
Mrs. Earl r Laing Of West
morelsnd drive with Mrs. j. y.
JudSon 81 Warwick road spent
part Of the weekend in Gaines.
Mich. where they were the
guests Of Or. and Mrs Floyd
Covert While there they At
tended a shower honorine bride
elect Elizabeth Jane Reed Of
Detroit and Gaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laing had as
their house guests this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Carl Of
Pontiac.
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo r Lewis
Of RoSemont road have as their
guests. Mrs. Lewis mother. Mrs.
Lloyd Ellwood and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Ellwood
Mrs. Charles Pavey Of Bret
ton drive is visiting relatives in
Columbus. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
.RoseddIe PIX.
Women to
Show Rugs

A GROUP Of Rosedale Park
women is sponsoring a
hooked rug show in the fuller
Hotel Thursday from 10 a. m.
10 3 p. m. The women have
learned the art under direction
OF Mrs Marjorie Hanford and
so adept is Mrs. Harold Tubbs
Of Greenwich road that some Of
her work was shown in the rug
show held in Boston.
Some Of the Parks women
whose rugs will be on display
arc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Catholic Women
Aid Red Cross

THE RED CROSS hcadquar.
tors Al the League OF Catholic
Women Will he opened on Tues
DAYS and thursdays from II 20
1 p. m. throughout the summer.
Mrs. Sumner 4. Steele. Miss
Lenore DeLodder and others Of
The committee will be in charge
Of the distribution OF yarns and
materials. and also take care of
the finished products.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Pennington Club
Closes IFS Season

T1IE PENNINGTON GAR
DEN CLUB viii bring us year
or activity ~ close Monday
with a meeting at = p m. IN
tho Town Hall IN Harrington.
Mrs. Herbert Dyer Will be
guest speaker on the subject
Color in the Garden and
Vegetable Gardens. The Club
will reconvene in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Or. and Mrs. a. G. Pringle Of
Ashton road have as their guest
Or. PfingleS mother Mrs David
prlnglp Of Los Angeles. Cal.
Mrs. pringle and daughter.
Peggy. will leave for Philadrl-
phis immediately after Pegsy'S
graduation from Cooke School
While there they Will visit Mrs.
Pringle's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Brown. and attend the
wedding Of Mrs. Pringles sister,
Carrie, TO DR.. Jonathan Rore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
MeGawS Entertain

Mr. and Mrs Ralph l.. McGaw
Of Ashton road entertained Al p
dinner party Sunday evening
honoring James Ruitcr nj Mus.
koRon and Michigan State, who
ia leaving for service
James was the house guest Of
SGT Ralph Robert McGaW who
IL instructInC ~ State and viii
be leaving shortly for OCS.
Sgt James. the Ralph Nc
GaVs second son barely escaped
injury when tho recent tornado
struck Fort Riley, where ne IS
stationed.
Donald McGaw. tho McGawS
third son. naval reserve with
James Wallis OF Grandmont
road left Thursday for lO-days
cruise. which is part Of the
naval reserves training Both
boys arc students OF Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Sorority Enteriains

Petty Officer Arthur Collins
Of the ScebccS AZ DaviSVille.
r. T.. is home on a furlouGh with
his wife. who is making her
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Walter LAdcndorf NJ Pen
rod road.
The Theta Nh Tau Sorority
entertained a. lea Sunday
afternoon from 3 until ; o'clock
~ tho home of jean Frcdrickson
honoring the possible fledglings.
Patty Stoarn and Barbara Pla,i
poured NJ the tea table. which
carried oUt tho soroTity's ColorS
of white and gold. Rushcos At
tending were.
Jean DouieY NsrEaff' p1'0n
Pat TiFhe GERRY Afsrns
Jean simpsoa MARI BiErs
Eiss McKay Jean Tennsv''g
Mar GroW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-09

Members of the committee of women teachers seeking equality stated today that efforts to obtain the same salary as men teachers doing comparable work will be re- newed the first of the year as soon Rs the newly elected members Of tn board of education take once
 Recent efforts of these teachers to obtain pay increases was con1- mended and a vote of thanks was extended, last night, by members of the physical education teachers of the elementary school, who urged the committee to press their de- mands for equalization of pay. The grammar school teachers promised full support to any proposed can- paign.
 inequality of pay exists for this latter group who performing the same teaching functions as men teachers engaged in comparable work, receive less pay although the working hours, amount of work are the same.
 Women teachers committee mem bers stated that every effort will be made to present the issue to the board of education and its new members in a manner that "wil cave no doubt as to the injustice ,f present pay inequality"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-09
Finn, Nozi Guns She'll Leninqrod

Moscow, Dec. 9.-(UP)-German and Finnish guns have been she'll ing Leningrad at an accelerated pace for the last two weeks, caus- ing widespread destruction and a large number of civilian casualties, the army journal Red Star reported today.
 Phosphorous shells have rained on the city, along with explosives, producing the same results as in- cendiary bombs, Red Star said.
 Within the week shells hit the dome of St. Isaacs Cathedral and smashed its stained glass windows. One shell shattered the walls of the Reformed Dutch church, the oldest building on Nevsky prospect.
 Red Star said shells repeatedly hit the Lenin hospital and Palace of the Pioneers, and destroyed re- viewing stands in Uritzky Square.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-09
OWI Overseas Men Resiqn

London, Dec. 9-(UP)-J. Wal lace Carroll, head of the U. S. Office of War Information in L,on- don, and three department heads resigned today because, 1t was un- tNrStood, of strong disagreement over the mannere in which the OWI overseas branch was being operated The resignations take effect Jan- uary 1.
 Besides J. w. Carroll, those who resigned were Richard c. Hottelet, head of the central and eastern European section; Loren Carroll, head of the French and African section, and Thomas Reese, chief of the intelligence section.
 No successors have been ap- pointed.
 J. w. Carroll, former manager of the United Press bureau in Lon don, said he originally had accepted the appointment for one year, but actually had served IS months. He declined to comment on reports of disagreement with OWIs manner of operating.
 Hottelet was former member Of the United Pres staff in Berlin: L. Carroll. former foreign editor of the American Magazine Newsweek, and Seese, former professor of psychol- ogy at Mount Holyoke college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-09
BARBARA BURNS
 ADDED TO CAST
Dancer to Perform in Min. streI Saturday; Joe
 FIaVin III
Washington Hill

Rehearsal of the minstrel show cast will take place this evening at g o'clock at the Washington Park Community House. This late hour will give those who wish to shop while the stores are open down. town a chance to do so and also attend the rehearsal.
 Miss Barbara Burns, well known dancer, will be one of the perform CTS Saturday night.
 Last evening the Court of Honor for Boy Scouts of South District awarded merit badges to those who qualified at Washington park. John McGovern, Robert Caulf1eld, and E. Herbert of Troop 9 were made Star Scouts. J. Lynch and Peter Haddad qualified for first class scouts. Fifteen merit badges were awarded to those who passed tests in Morris code signaling, handicraft, firemanship, athletics and leather craft.
 Harold Manning and J. Miller were members of the committee from scout headquarters who aWard- ed the badges and merits.
 Next Saturday morning Peter Haddad and J. Lynch will take the troop on 8 hike, leaving the Con- nunity House at g o'clock and re- turning at noon.
 Miss Helen Flavin and her brother Joseph are recuperating at theil home on Baldwin street from at- tacks of grip.
 Jack Cuddy is ill at his home or Sylvan avenue. He is pupil al Washington school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-09
 To Be COP

Washington, Dec. g - (U.P0 - A vigorous Hoosier charged with the new task of promoting election of Republicans to congress voiced confidence today that the next congress would be COP dominated.
 He is Representative Charles A. Halleck, 43-year-old Indiana law yer and World War veteran, who was elected chairman of the Re- publican congressional campaign committee yesterday. His predeces- sor, Representative J. William Dit ter of Pennsylvania, was killed re- gently in the crash of Navy plane.
 Recalling that it was not many years ago that Republican house representation was down to 88 mem bers, Halleck said in an interview that the recent series of victories won by COP congressional candi- dates would become even more for midable next year "the people reg ister their protest"
 Our present strength has set things straight in the house." Hal leck said. And I think that we AAdtC bCCA1 4CokOA1SADAC 4OA UAAC pCO- ples returned confidence in their congress"
 He said his primary responsibility would be the reelection in 1944 of every present Republican member and he was confident there would be no stumbling blocks in that phase of the work ahead. And, he added:
 Were sure that we are going to win heavy number of new seats how many won't say because I don't like to speak in terms of numbers-but they will be many"
 Halleck said he was not concern ed whether the Republican and Democratic campaign blanks would be identical.
 T do think, however, that we should place before the people a sound program and tell them just what we intend to do," Halleck said.
 He said the Republican party de- veloped sound program during the Mackinack Island conference last summer and that it should be the basis for not only the COP but the Democratic platforms.