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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
SINKWICH DELIVERS

BESIDES presenting a brilliant
passing pair in Charley Fenen-
book. a recruit from California.
and the veteran Harry Hopp, the
Lions also introduced frankie
the All-American from
Georgia. in sparkling fashion. the
No. ! college star Of the nation
in 1912 celebrating his debut by
passing 10 one Of the other De-
troit touchdownS and otherwise
warming himself TO the hearts Of
the great crowd.
The Lions crowded their five
touchdowns into the first three
periods. one in the first and two
each in the second and third
heats. With Hopp credited with
three. Bill Callihan and Ned
Mathews scored me others. The
Callihan touchdown came on Sink
wich's fine toss and Ned scored
the only touchdown OF the day
from ScrimmaCe.
a field goal by Lee Stokes. for
n1er Detroit center. and touch
downs by Don Currivan. outstand
ing Boston College end Of LAST
autumn, and Marshall Goldberg.
veteran star, provided the scoring
for the visitors from Chicago.
Currivan blocked a punt by Hopp
and recovered the ball for the
touchdown. Goldberg served on a
pass from Joe Brukart. a product
Of Washington University, st.
Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE


YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York ST. Brouk1yn i-f
Boston as. Philadelphia 25 second
game - innings
Chicago $40 ST. louis ca
PutsburEh lU-. Cincinnati Bal.
TODAN'S GAMES
80 games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

arc about 10
pros
rsrif} proc
Z 10 nal
tootbaN IN
y ctroif-
DIT pcrItv
aNeJd a>WcIl
As az the box
Office.
SO great
power team
the Lions are
.Er Dbl. All, %,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
PintaiI Home First
I'm POinfe Regatta
BY GEORGE r. VAN

There were times during the
season when Perez Darnell, a man
Of various moods. was ready 10
send his eight-meter sloop Pintail
TO the boneyard.
But if you see local yachting's
little round man today you'll hear
nothing but encomIums over his
Lady. Pintail.
He's willing 10 forget all the
Spats he had with his big girl
after the way she behaved in
leading the fleet of Is starters
around the Zig-zag course Sun
day in the Crosse Point Yacht
Clubs Blue Nose race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

crew made up OF Russ Pouliot,
Ted Coggin, Johnny frost, Clyde
Palmer and Chef Cooke.
Although he had Pintail across
the line first. Darnell lost racing
honorS 10 Gordon Saunders Noreg
on corrected time. Saunders. sail
ing with Ted Noack, Pete Jones
and Kay Langford, made hay on
a leg down shore 10 beat the other
skies, Challenge and Dodo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

Hamtramck coach. and Buck
Weber, coach at River Rouge
High Catholic Central meets
Hamtramck Oct. 3. and River
Rouge Oct. s.
THIS is PRAISE
They could beat many col
leges playing football this year"
said StoCum, whose team lost 10
the ShamroCks by 2 400 score
in last seasons Detroit title
game AZ Briggs Stadium.
To make II more or less unani-
nous, Alex CheSney, the Sham
rocks new coach. thought his boys
looked pretty fair for an opener.
Catholic Central could have
piled up more than its seven
touchdoWnS had the first team
been used more. The ShamrockS
tailed two touchdowns in. each Of
the first three periods and one in
the fourth.
Frank Gawronski, a star on last
seasons teapn and Bob Wiacek.
starting his first game, each sup
piled three touchdownS. John Nc
Mahon, a second Stringcr, ac-
counted for the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
You Can t Beat
Navy, Triumph
Of j. NJ. Proves
By EDGAR HAYES

>t'ainal games ii'N'' ''''
football winners '0r tho most
pan, were determined hv The
.,,f-.-,s u.,, ,i-,o5 tho .-b,o,s e.,
h''' 'aNs ana '''a' INC frances
Michigan Marquette PURDUE,
Western Michigan md Rochester,
7| NfNN schools scored impress
>I'c VICTORIES. while Wisconsin,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Major League
Standings

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland l-6 DETROIT 90
Washington 3-S. New York 81 i'fv'
game Iu innings
Boston 18-2 Philadelphia 0.G
s. Louis 7 T. Chicago SO
TODAY = CAMS
No games sCheduied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
5 TOuChdOWns
Mdtth0ufput
Of Last Season
BY LEO MACDONALD

FENENBOCk TO HOPP,
II looks like the Lions have
struck gold in this passing COM
bination. engineers OF three touch
downs via the air which provided
the bulk of the points as the
Lions romped to a whirlwind VIC
tory over the Chicago Cardinals
yesterday. 35 TO II. in an eye
filling gridiron spectacle.
The Spectacle-opening game
OF the National Football League
schedule-was presented before
23,408 paid customers plus 1907
Servicemen, guests Of the Lions
management, al Briggs Stadium
and marked the. first victory for
the Detroit pro eleven since Nov.
30, l94l, when they defeated the
same Cardinals.
In scoring five touchdownS, 10
fashion their triumph yesterday,
the Lions totaled as many touch
downs as they did all Of last sea-
son. when they lost IL games in
as many starts. in disastrous
season Of record proportions. The
Cardinals shutout the Lions twice
last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
GETS FINE START

Sinkwich made his first appear
ance at the start Of the second
period. getting big hand from
the crowd He returned the &C.
claim with A 5-yard gain off his
own right tackle in his first ball
carving in big time professional
football. On the next play he
made a 3-yard gain. His first pass
was intercepted.
Sinkwich gained u yards In
four rushing attempts and COM
pleted two out Of eight passes for
- yards. including his 17-yard
toss for a touchdown
FENENBOCK TO HOPP,
Drawing first blood. the Cardi-
nails scored early in the opening
period. Stokes kicking his goal
from placement after his mates
had worked the ball 10 the Lions
20-yard stripe But, the Joy Of the
Cards was short lived, as the
Lions struck back with their first
touchdown shortly after when
Hopp smothercd FenenboCk's pass
across tho line. Augio Lilo, the
lineman with the cultured toe.
kicked tho extra point and the
Lions took the lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
~ LINE STANDS OTT

Several points were proved In
Saturdays victory. No ! and the
most important is that Michigan
again Will have a great line. The
strong soldier eleven made only
-eHe first down rushing And their
haCkfield Of Jim Dcwar. Tony
Storti and Corwin Clatt had run
wild against Illinois. Against
Michigan their total yards rushing
was AZ.
Coach Fritz CriSler spent tho
fall practice making several inn
portant experiments in-hlS line
personnel. He had three good cen
tcrS but few guards and tackles.
Merv Pregulman stepped into the
right tackle berth and turned IN
p most satisfactory. performance.
Bob HanZllk was moved from end
10 the other tackle and these two
tackles were among the outStand-
ing linemen on the field Saturday
Jack Gallagher. shifted 10 guard
- FIJI IN for Jtffitts Franks who
had 10 QLlt football because of
Illness. won the praise Of Clarence
Mum for his fine work And Fred
NeGuS. the center from Wisconsin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
FENENBOCK TO HOPP,
PASS NETS 10 YARDS

The touchdown picture was set
with pass from FenenboCk 10
Ben Hightower, the pass snatch
ing end. which was good for IS
yards.
II looked like the Lions were
about 10 score another touchdown
in the waning seconds Of the first
quarter but on a lateral from
Fencnbock TO Hopp. the hippity-
hop boy from Nebraska, missed
scoring by a foot. The Lions lost
the ball and Cal Purdin, Tulsa
University string-bean, made a
magnificent punt from behind his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
wIACEK SPARKLEs

WiaCek'S TALES we're the more
spectacular. He went 80 yards On
a reverse in the opening quarter.
and in the second period inter-
cepted a pass and ran 40 yards
for another score. In the third
quarter he caught a l5-yard pass
for his third touchdown.
Ken MaCLcan. St. Cecclia'S big
fullback. knows how 10 start the
season on the right foot. He took
the opening kickoff against St
Leo'S yesterday and ran So yards
for a touchdown. MacLean added
two more touchdoWnS before ST.
Cecilia whipped St. Leo 32-12, i'm
the first league game OF the sea-
SON Both schools arc in the first
division West Side of the Catho-
lie League.
In non-lcaCuc contests. LourdeS
Of River Rouge downcd Xavier.
21-2. with Joe Mcmahon, Ernie
Tyrna and Joe KalazinSki cross
ing the goal line, while St. Greg
DRY defeated ST Philip, 100. on
touchdownS by Johnny Wallace
and Sam Prevato.
In a Saturday night game Mel
vindale High won from Holy Re-
dcemer, 12-o, at Melyindale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

Continued on Page ~
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30
Mrs. Lloyd Burns
Named to Red Cross
Distribution Post

Mrs. Lloyd Burns, clerk in the
Board Of Education office OF the
Roscville District No. 5 schools,
has been appointed Junior Red
Cross distribution chairman for
the RoSevillc, Eastland, Sacred
Heart, and Greater Gratiot
schools,
The American Red Cross,
through Mrs. Helen Ware of Mt.
Clemens. County Junior Rcd
Cross chairman, is requesting
Mrs. Burns to supervise the dis
tribution of materials and prof
Gets TO the various school units
and TO collect NE finished prof.
ects. The schools viii make car
nival hats for Halloween, Ar
mistice Day tray covers, Thanks
giving posters and napkins,
Christmas menu covers, New
Years cards, and Washington's
birthday posters. All Of these
items will be used in the serv-
ice camps in the United States.
Mrs. Burns reports that the
art classes of the Roseville
schools, under the direction Of
Herbert LugerS, art instructor,
have already begun work on
these projects.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30
RoseviIIe Schools
Boost Bond Sales
PIoy vitoI Role
in Patriotic Drive

Again this year as before, the
RoseVille public schools are
holding regular weekly sales of
War Bonds and Stamps in the
claSsrooms in the elementary
buildings and in the homerooms
in the high school.
Roseville high schools sales
for the first of the regular Tues
day sales amounted to $1,000.
This represented an impressive
increase over the $40 total for
the same week a year ago.
Homeroom No. %, taught by
Richard Fullerton, the new
physics instructor, was high in
the sale with the sum of S4l2.
The Pierce elementary school
reported that the students pur-
chased 1920 on Monday of this
week. This figure also is higher
than the average for last year.
Students of the Lincoln ele-
mentary school purchased $50
in bonds and S34.25 in stamps,
according TO Charles Adler,
principal. The total for last
semester was $4,000 in bonds and
S1,62205 in stamps.
Sales will begin in the Mac
Arthur building next week.
This school began regular SEES
sions only on Monday of this
week because of the delay in
getting the building ready.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30
WV 10 Fete
Anniversary
Mortgage Also
TO be Burned

Arthur May, commander OF
the Corporal Neil w. Reid Post
No. 1858, Veter of Foreign
Wars, at Roseville, announced
today the second ami. ersary
part and burning of the mort
gage on the home, Saturday,
from 9 10 IL pm. The celebra-
ton marks the second annivers-
airy Of the new home, at Gratiot
near Fraser road, as the post
naG been in existance for nine
years.
Congressman Jesse p. Wolcott
will be a guest Of the affair,
which features a dance, refresh
ments and a floor show. Other
local and county dignataries will
attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30
East Detroit
Paving 0K'd
-Four Streets
TO be Surfaced

EAST DETROIT - The War
Production Board gave Eagt De
troit permission tod1v 90 start
paving four streets, stephen
Henderson, clerk said TO-DAY.
The four streets age Chester
from Grauot avenue 70 Rcdmund
avenue. Redmund avenue from
Vernica street 10 Eagle street.
Virginia street from Nine Milo
road 20 Toepfcr avenue. and
Couzins avenue from Gratiot
avenue 70 Virginia street.
In order 20 start tae pavement
project started before the fall
season sets IN. the East Detroit
commission VIII hold a special
meeting this week 10 ron out
the final details, Henderson
said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30

Milk may, however, be control
led by quotas.
Production figures for dairy
products are way UP this year.
But there isn't enough TO fill the
rising demand for fluid milk and
leave anything TO make cheese,
evaporated milk or butter. Since
fluid milk is the only one Of
these four milk products which
is unratiOncd, the uncontrolled
demand for it is pulling milk
away from cheese factories and
butter producers
Discussions are also going on
with dairy representatives about
price adjustments on milk. They
feel prices will have TO go up in
some cases.
Discussions are also going on
with dairy representatives about
price adjustments on milk. They
feel prices Will have TO go up
in some cases.
BICYCLES BUILT FOR WHOM
Household shopping is not
considered a suitable occupation
to qualify you for a bicycle GER
tificate, according to the Office
Of Price Administration.
School children, persons en-
gagged in gainful occupations,
volunteer public welfare or war
work can establish their need
for a bicycle. Delivery and mes
senger boys and people who can
show that they must travel an
hour and a half TO and from
work, may get a certificate.
Such persons as ministers, mail
carriers, travelling statesmen and
public health workers have a
chance 10 show proof of need. F."
ODDS AND ENDS
Some of the newest designs
for baby carriages use no more
than two or three ounces of met
al for the Jennings Now
that stoves are rationed as of
Aug. "a, you should see the
pamphlet on taking care of your
range, courtesy Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30

school programs, organization
programs, motion picture pro-
grams and other methods Of OBJ
serving the week" HInkle said
today IN explaining the purpose
Of conservation week.
This isn't a hunters and fish
ermans week. Hinkle said,
although the million and a half
people i'm Michigan who fish and
the three quarters Of a million
who hunt have a direct interest
IN keeping game TO shoot and
fish 20 catch
All those Interested in the
great out-ol-doors are invited 20
attend The meeting oct 3, az 3
p M. al 28444 Utica road, one
block west Of Gratiot avenue.
President Of the Michigan Unit
ed Conservation clubs, Walter
r. Kelly, is speaker for The eve
ming, and w!ldlifc movies viii
be shown. Starting az Q pm,
Saturday. Oct q the Hunters
Roundup Will be held at the
American Legion hall in East
Detroit
Prizes will - presented 10
winners in the clubs member
ship drive which ends Saturday,
az the meeting Saturday nigh
Conservation stamps VIII be
on sale throughout the area
conservation week, Hin
kle said today
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30

arts - much quicker, :, 80 much more
thorough. II so easy ard safe 90 use sou u
he convinced az the FIRST trial that is the
ONLY way 10 get false teeth and bridge
work REALLY clean. You just place your
plate IN a glass Of water in which a little
kieenite il dissolved The darkest stains.
tarnish and un1Rhtlr hlm quickly fade
Away--that natural, original brightness re-
turns. klecnite ends dangerous brushing
with harsh abrasive powders. Dr.. self-bath-
ing Acucn ~ gentle, yet penctfaiCs 20 tiny
pores and eretccs. leaving your teeth
rnArVslouElv sanitary, sweet tasting. free Of
''denture Odor." Get kiecrite TODAY. At all
druggists. Money back II not delighted
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30
LASSO LESSON

LOS ANGELES - Radio Pa
trolman Earl c. Gardner lassoed
a yearling heifer which had es-
capped from a truck.
Then his roping skill BOOM
eranged.
He was dragged through a lot
filled with tin cans, and even
tually needed hospital treatment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30
COOPERATE PROGRAM
SpOrtsmen to Observe Conservation Week Oct. to 10

Conservation week viii be
observed in Roseville. sponsored
by the Roseville Sportmen's
Association from oct $40. r. d.
Hinkle, president OF the club an
nounced today.
ITO fsmilisrizc the people Of
Michigan with the necessity of
using its natural resources wise
", the local club is planning
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30
How Milk Will
Be RaHoned is
OPA Problem
BY ANN STEVICK

WASHINGTON - With the
coming seasonal decline in milk
production, it is almost certain
that some form of control will
have to be set up on fluid milk.
The rationing OF such a per-
ishable food is very difficult A
mistaken calculation in point
values could bring the disaster
of quantities of spoiled milk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-30

Automatic pistols for our sol
diers cost SOS. Your War Bond
purchases are the means of
keeping them armed and adj
vaneing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04

relatives and friends before enter
ing the service.
He was IL years Oid on July II
and on july Is was sworn IN al the
Philadelphia PENN Recruiting
office. He is now stationed al
Camp Pearv. Williamsburg. Va.
David has a brother. George
Hollincer. who IS enlisted IN the
Marines. and his father. the late
George HollInger. was d Marine in
World War l.
While in Kew West. young Hol-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04

hseenily big convoy crossed the
Atlantic with air protection the
entire distance.
More escort ships. including
thr gIotesquc new DE boats.
fsftsihag wIth sensational secret
anti submarine weapons.
TIE ncw coordinaied u. s.
Canadian British defenses sta
tssnsd where none had existed
isfore
The kilhng or capture of
many II Gcrnany's experienced
submarine crews
The brhef - advanced by
hufrhiil that convovs are not
islng geriouslv attacked at this
iuns Tins q true. Is a tribute
20 -" effsciitc u"ss Of our CON
tot defcnsc svsicms.
Pacific Story
The story % the Pacific. as
ouiluncd hy NAVY Spokesmen.
ansounfs g. abpui this
We are steadily increasing
usr submarine fleet Exact fig
ufse - rour>r can't bc told. but
ai 20" start ni the war we had
III submarine plIs ~ being
hgiili This u@les = total of 1874
certainly completed long ago
and Sccfctar, II the NAVY Frank
knpx fisrloe.-i ls-t month that
ae have sdtrd . small number
etetv month
The training and morale oi
uur summarize rrr,-S are of the
highest ORDER Suhu-arinc serv-
ice Is voluniar' h'ri the Navy
ha waiting h.t
For sou.c reason. tho JaT
sufi submarine svstcrn i a prsC-
teal nuu Only six IF our un-
icfsea raiders have been official
lv announced as sunk through
tucuv action
And while Jan submarines
have accounted for only % Of
nuf merchant and naval vessels
IN an Unofficial tabulation. near
Is 800 japanese vessels have
h.ncn rcparicd sunk damaged or
helievc4 sank 300 81 them def
nits-lv sunk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04
ENLISTED IN NAVY
WEEK OF BIRTHDAY

David Hollinger. nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. David McCurdy. 35-2
Poinciana Place. mas enlisted IN
the Nays Sea Bees.
David came to Key West IN
September. 1912. and has been
employed at the Naval Operating
Base. On June 10 he went to his
home in Bridgeton, n j., to visit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04

from wearing beach attire on
city streets fatty refused To at
tempt to legiSlate morals. ac-
cording To the Stuart News.
One commissioner said:
Il feel right sorry for the poor
girls. They up and marry some
soldier up north. and first thing
they know he has been assigned
TO service in Florida. Romantic
Florida with its sandy beaches,
Movie stars lolling in front of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04

the Roney-PIazal An. what
romantic adventure awaits theEn'
So they drop into the Northern
dry goods store and archly an
nounce that they want . south
ern resort outfit. They get fixed
I'D with the minimum Of clothes
and the maximum of glamour
And then they land IN Stuart
FIorida-think of it,"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04
REFUSE ATTEMPT TO
LEGISLATE MORALS

STUART. Aug. ) (FNS).-
Commissioners of the City of
Stuart, urged TO take action that
would prevent wives of soldiers
linger assisted his uncle. David
McCurdy, IN organizing the Boy
Scouts of America. Troop No. So.
at Ponciana Place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04

Spanrirr calls T,puhlican plat
farm rpufelpnoo for September
s g. :
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-04

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Plymouth Road District
$500 Down Move Right In

COLOFFp rooms Cameron near l.tnr
s. 300 tsrmf Rev BIrf, TO. S-0sf7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

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LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS

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