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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Cost Experts Meet Thursday

George s. IIagGerty, chairman
Of the price adjustment board Of
army air forces will address the
Michigan Association Of Certified
Public Accountants, Thursday eve
ming. A. the Detroit Leland Hotel.
His subject. "Renegotiatlon Of
War Contracts and Accounting
Problems Incident Thereto.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
STRENGTHENS SYSTEM

This experiment AZ Syracuse
Is another expression on the part
Of those IN industry of their re-
SponSIbiljtv for strengthening
tho American system oC S'mu-
latlnC understanding OF Us fun
CameutalS
This supplements tho cultural
value of S'rcanlncd and >impli-
fled annual reports which hive
given broader understanding to
employees stockholders and thc
public generally -of industrial
operations.
II seems 20 mo that with in
duStry subject 20 rapid change.
= Is unsatisfactory 20 rclN cN-
cluSlvelY on outside professional
educators 10 present The realities
concerning fhr business world
Business rs highly dynamic and
us trend is most accurately Toe
corded n bookkeeping.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

ClatlOn " ! J J
hold its first
meeting Of the
1854 season
Tuesday eve
ming Scpten-
bcr p. a. the
Wardcll Hotel
Prof. y or
m A n R. F.
Maler Of the
University OF
Michigan will
Address I n e
group on The
SNCholOgY Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

7 n Q p st ! )
years G ON q + ;
I he planning
production and
q ir . on of
creative art on
m a n y o ( the
nation : leading
national adver-
tlSinC accounts.
* well known
in a q VcrtiSing
and commercial
a + I circles IN
New York. De-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Grains Show Firm Tone

CHICAGO Sept is INS q
Wheat closed &c lower 10 'tc
higher today after holding 10 a
narrow range September finished
isc Oft at Sl1S. December was
up asc 10 Sl49is carly. the high
cSt IN more than Two months
oats finished sc higher and
rye unchanged 10 Sc lower
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Detroit Steel Prod.
Votes Soc Dividend

Detroit Steel Products Co. has
declared dividend Of 50 cents on
the common, payable oct 9 10
holders Of record Sept 80 The
firm paid 25 cents each in July
and April this year and in Oc-
LObcr. 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Freight Men
10 Hear Stout
At Meet Here

Plans TO handle the expected
increase in traffic during the las:
quarter of l9i3 will be formu-
lated al the 57th regular meeting
of the Great Lakes Regional Adj
viSory Board in the Book Cadillac
Hotel next Thursday
Several hundred shippers and
rncnlNnrS Of frnlnhI and railroad
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

the national officers and dircc-
tors Henry H. Hcimann cN-
cCuilve managcr-on-le leave Of the
national association, Will bc the
principal speaker He will discuss
several OF the problems facing
industry after Victory Day
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
MINNIpLn nRAIN

WINNIPEG, sept lA tNSr Wheat
closed 1c 20 ',c higher today oats and
harley unchsnged tye &C. to .,c up
WHEAT Ocioher NtIT. Ind, peCcm-
her N1.l6I. sold. MR3, 81 ltI.
bid
BARLEY October and ncremhcr. 80 &C.
h.d
RYE october 20 bd pecenncr
qq 90 SCI NAV 50 uIi4 h.d
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
cHuCAGo CA>H GRAI>

CHICAGO. Sept Is dNt cash grain
close.
WHEAT AND CORN None
OATS $50. Z mixed - .,c. So : white.
s. tc 80 white. 81 s2c't tc. so 4
White. n 90. sample cradc white. 70 ~
s. no mixed heaNy. s1f,c sample
grade rcd IS &C. 40 : red special heavy.
81 S2Hc sample grade white Tough.
Il ..r
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Named Asst treasurer

Standard Accident Insurance
Co has appointed Lawrence Good
speed aS assistant treasurer, n
was announced Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
TELLS OBJECTIVE

The objective is 10 relate The
work Of one company 10 the
total economy i'm wartime
II is believed that such 0XpoS.
use Of typical employees 10 tho
economic realities VIII add 10
interest IN their work. and hence
benefit tho cslpany as a whole
Through combining mStruc-
iion by diSintcrcSted outside au-
thorIticS. on the one hand anCs
by responsible aside executives.
on the other II IS contemplated
that sufficient balance VIII bc
developed 10 make the courses
both objective and practical
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

re DrCSTUrd
tfon of com
nllttoc reports.
ON Ncdnc>-
day there viii
or meetings OF
tho hoard 5
executive, rail.
road contact
and freIC h I
loss and dam
a < Q commit
cs m the
same h0'oi
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

r representatives.
from Michigan,
Indiana Q hio,
p enn SylvanIa
and New York
are expected TO
attcn a. r. j.
4 T m Stron
pre- sid cnt 81
I h O organrIa-
ton and traf-
fc manager Of
he Unit o q
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Credit Association
Holds Annual Meeting

Directors and officers Of the
National Association of Credit
Men VIII open the annual three
day monllnc hcLc ScnlomhcT y
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
Maier 10 Address
Office Managers

The Detroit chapter Of the Ma
tional Office Management ASSo-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

iroit and Chicago where he iS
member Of the Chicago Art
Directors Club
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19
0ID CONTACT

tf"|H'f rDrnI0a
1ar.4rs IN ~ urmfnsi February. la.q7
rsUInai Arrf i4 s6 nominal Jucs~
% fs uHr.uH. Tt<
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

Attitudes and Its Bearing on
Management Office managers
are cordially invited to attend.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

Saperstein. the diminu;ive an d
astute mentor. has come up with
another great crop OF talent. despite
war conditions. He has combed the
entire country for available men Of
traditional Globetrotter class and
the hunt has been entirely success
tul The new Globctrotter aggrega-
lion will be a worthy successor 10
those that piled up the amazing
record Of 2.237 games won and only
1853 lost the last Is years, while. al
the same time. wowing the fans with
their brilliant brand OF Snowman
ship. lightning-like passing and
ball-handling.
The new Trotters face a tough
schedule. calling for games in rapid
succession with the greatest pro-
fessionsl. college. service and war
plant teams and always on the OPP
positions courts. One OF the main
reasons for the Harlemites opera
ton is TO be Of as much help as
possible to the war effort. playing
service teams everywhere 10 help
entertain the men at those camps
and aid them 10 raise money for
their various welfare funds. and
also 10 play the various quintets
sponsored by war plants. shipyards
ct al. Last season the Globe;rotters
played IL service teams. many of
them more than once.
Saperstein seelsted over his cur
rent personnel. and. apparently
with good reason. Bernie Price,
three years ago All-American pro
center: Roosevelt Hudson. the sharp
shooting forward and one Of the
greatest long shots basketball has
ever known. and Tony Peyton. one
OF the finest floormen OF recent
years. return TO the Trotters after
a years absence, giving him the
nucleus OF a banner quintet
A player expected 10 develop into
a great this season is Lorenzo
CPiper0 Davis Of Birmingham.
Ala. brilliant six-foot three-inch
pivot ace. who was the sensational
shortstop this past baseball season
with the Negro American League
champion Birmingham Black Bar
ons. Other new men. handpicked
from the entire nation. include AL
Price OF Toledo. brother OF Bernie:
Bruce Wright Of Macon. Ga. Art
c'Tug0 Coverson Of Miami. Fla,
and Sam Sharpe OF Denver. Colo.
You'll hear more on these men
later each a prospective star in
his own right and a carefully
selected cog In well-aSsembled
Globetrottcr machines.
And. last but not least there's
the champion ball-handler OF all
time. the trademark Of the Globe
trotters himself. Inman Jackson,
now In his 18th straight season with
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Florida Whips
Clark, Ia To 8

ATLANTA - Florida A. and M
college OF Tallahassee. Fla. upset
the heretofore unbeaten this season
Clark university football team. IA
TO 8. in a hectic game here Friday
night
Wade Thomas, on a reverse. went
of tackle for Clarks touchdown
and Harper booted the extra point.
Florida hit right back. Harper
was thrown behind his own goal
line by Florids's Moore and the
score was 7 to in Clark's favor.
Later Cant scored touchdown for
Florida and the half ended 8 to z in
the visitors favor.
Johnson OF Florida was knocked
10 the ground behind his goal line
and Clark led 9 to 8 but only for
a short time as Florida banged over
the final count in the fourth period
when Qusrles got loose for an 85-
ward touchdown isunt to win the
game. IL to 8.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Ernie Parks Scores Only Ohio Marker AS Buckeyes Lose
THE BOWERS HALL
OF FAME
ey ALFONSO CATO

This week the Hall OF Fame sa-
lutes George Porter who was re-
elected president OF the local bow
ling Senate for his fourth consecu-
tive term. In a senate meeting held
at the X. Of P's hall on East Adams
street last Sunday evening Porter
was unanimously reelected after
he had told the body that he didn't
wish 10 run for the Office. All
officers reelected are frozen in
office for the duration.
Jimmie Watt was reelected
treasurer and Elmina Gibson was
elected secretary. 80
Hats off to Ray Harris. sponsor
OF the defending Motor City champs
Johnson's Harris Ave, who is re-
covering from an operation for
hernia. The well-liked sponsor and
star bowler is recovering at Trinity
hospital.
The Mixed Doubles league got
underway up at the Palmer bowl
last Thursday evening at $3.50 pm.
Twenty entries took to the alleys.
but Frank Davis. one OF the own
ers. let it be known that there Is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
All-NegrO Eleven
Ties Mixed Team
In ETC Army Tilt

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND. -
The Engineer Bulldozers. . scrappy
Negro European Theatre Of War
service eleven. upset local dope
sters BY holding q highly favored
ouartermsster team 10 . scoreless
tie before 1000 spectators here At
local field. Englishmen were
puzzled but enthusiastic onlookers.
Five OF the Quar,ermas,er players
were colored.
Spanked by the accurate passing
OF Pvt Frank Peyton OF Tulsa.
Okla, and broken field running OF
l-Sgt Earl Smith. OF Washington.
d c., the Bulldozers opened up in
the final period with three drives
that threatened 10 score via the air.
Payton from right half back posi-
ton, tossed one 10 Pvt Charles Peo-
PIES, OF Monmouth. Ill. that rolled
up 80 Yards Another pass. Psyton
70 Sgt. Earl Smith. Washington.
ID. c.. playing left half. was good
for - yards. Both heaves caught
the QMs mapping but the runners
were downed on both tries before
reaching pay dirt The ON line
then stifiened and took the ball on
downs.
The Qusrternaster aggregation
had threatened several times. in
the second half. Cpl. Jim Buell..
white, completed five passes for
short gains. working the ball to the
Pulldozer Is and II. Each time.
however. Engineers held for downs
Outstanding was the punting Of
the Engineers quarterback. Pvt.
Harold Nelson. Boston. and tigh,
defense play for the Quartermss-
ter team by Cpl. Warren Woodland.
Chattanooga. Tenn. at center: Pfc.
Grady Bullock. Atlanta. Ga. left
guard. and Urah Reed. white, Sea-
side. Ore. Besides Woodland and
Bullock, other colored players for
the ON team were Pvt Norman
Townsend, Palmetto. Fla. right
halfback, and Cpl Lloyd Moran.
jackson. Miss. left guard.
The Engineer BJlldozer team.
other than those already mentioned.
was comprised OF the following
players: backfield:, Pvt. Jesse Rose,
Chicago, and Pvt. Andrew Johnson.
Los Angeles: line: Sgt John Hill.
Sumpter. s. c.. who played at
South Caroinla State college: Pvt.
John jackson. New York: Pvt. Bill
Smith. Philadelphia; Pvt Charles
williams Detroit: Pvt Bishop War
rem, Clearwater. Fla. and Pvt Jim
Tuggle. Los Angeles.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
SPEEDY BACK
RUNS 80 YARDS.
TO TOUCHDOWN

Ernie Parks. l7-year-oId fresh
man backfield star Of Ohio State.
made only 80 yards In ten tries
Saturday as the University of
Michigan defeated the Scarlet and
Gray. IS to 7. but those 80 yards
were enough to give Ohio the only
touchdown made in the game.
Parks opportunity came insthe
third period when Bill Hackett
rushed in and blocked Bob weise's
punt and the ball was taken In
the air by an Ohio player and re-
turned 5 yards to Michigan's 48.
Romps 30 Yards
Dean Sensanbaugher tore off II
OF the Sc he made in Is attempts,
and then the Ohio line shook Parks
loose. and the Ohio interscholastic
sprint champion responded like a
frightened deer. Two Michigan
men made vain efforts to pull the
elusive youngster down. one behind
he line OF scrimmage sndothe other
1T the line. When the le0- pound
Parks broke into the open he
proved too speedy for his pursuers.
leaving them in the wake Of his
flying heels.
A graduate OF Mckinley high
school in Canton. Parks, an all
state back during his interschol-
astic career. has been one OF the
main threats OF the Ohio team this
season. In the game against Mis-.
souri,. he romped down the field
for 207 yards while carrying the
ball 81 times. In the trek he tore
of gains OF 10. IS and 81 yards for
touchdowns.
He also showed well against In
diana. although he scored only one
touchdown. Northwestern and Pur-
due stopped him. but he ran wild
against Pittsburgh.
A stalwart on defense for Ohio
against Michigan was Bill Willis.
graduate OF East Tech. Columbus.
Ohio. and left tackle for the Buck
eyes. Willis is rated one of the
best tackles in the Big Ten and
will probably win an sll-confer-
ence selection.
Alice Coffee was at his regular
position as Indiana university lost
to Purdue, TO. at Bloomington, Ind
last Saturday. Coffee has been one
OF the strong men in the Indiana
line during the season.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Globe Trotters Come Up With
Another Strong Aggregation


CHICAGO. tSpecisD - The
basketball arenas Of the United
States. Canada and Mexico again
will resound this season 10 the
cheers and howls OF delight that
the sensational play and clever
antics OF the irreprcssible original
Harlem Globe;ro,ters always evoke
Those merry msdcsps Of the
redwood floor, whose style OF play
completely revolutionized basket.
ball and led them 10 the worlds
professional championship in 1910
and the Mexico City international
invitational crown only last March.
are about set 10 embark on their
1894 campaign.
Plenty Of Talent
And. as usual, Owncr-Coach Abe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

room for Is more entries in the
league.
Speaking OF mixed doubles. there
is one in the making that will be
worth watching II will be be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs George Ben
nett and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis
The l2-game total pin series will
be split between Paradise Bowl
and the Palmer Bowl
The Nacirema Ave. under the
leadership Of Jim Driskell, won the
best two out OF three games from
the Victory club in league compe-
tition at Palmer. over the week
end. Thomas Pryor starred for
the victors when he hit 1875. 236 and
PA for 645 series. Not bad going
Well the whole town is still talk
ing about how the IL Horsemen's
girls knocked w. B. O'Donnell's
girls out OF first place down AT
Paradise bowl last week. The IL
Horsemen girls won all three games
and now lead the league with %
games won and four lost
AT press time the results OF the
Motor City's league action against
Virginia Dolphin were not known
but according 10 Mrs. June Watt.
president of the league. Mrs DOL
phin may be suspended for using
language unbecoming bowler
while on the alleys. II all started
when Oliver Halves. sponsor Of the
now league leading IL Horsemcn
girls. started teasing the champ
which she. Mrs. Dolphin, resented
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Wolverines
SLAUGHTERED
BY TUSkEGEE

TUSKEGEE. Ala. - Tuskegee In
stitute terminated series OF home
coming features here Saturday with
football game. and defeated Nor
ris Brown college of Atlanta 81 10
i3
Saturdays game was the second
meeting OF the two teams during
the current season. The hrst game
played in Atlanta in early October
ended in a scoreless tie.
Carter Bowman. Tiger captain.
made his final bow In the bowl by
turning in a brilliant performance
He blocked a Morus Brown punt,
scooped up the ball and ran 40
yards for touchdown. and few
minutes later he intercepted a pass
and dashed away on another touch
down jsunt.
Head. halfbsck. registered two
touchdowns and Perry one. while
Tabor added the extra points to
give the Tuskegee team a total OF
80 markers which were chslked UP
in the first. second and fourth quar-.
;crs.
The visitors scored early In the
first period. Hapgood caught the
Tigers flatfooted when he passed
to Mapp for 20 yards who ran Is to
score. Golfers placement attempt
was wide.
Morris Brown scored again when
Collier took a pass from Hapgood.
then lateraled 10 Brewer who ran
So yards to the Tuskegee Ave. Col
lier punched over the touchdown
and then bucked the line for The
extra point.
Hard charging and excellent
blocking by the entire Tnskegee
team were too much for the Vol.
verines and after the frst quarter
scare which put the Tigers on The
alert there was no stopping the
Golden. avalanche.
Hundreds OF graduates had ga.
thered for the game and they saw
flashes Of the fighting Tiger spirit
OF the eos. The colorful parade OF
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
C0LEY WEIGH
FAVORED over.
JOSE BAsORA.

Coley WEIGH. New England mid
dleweisht champion who meets
Jose Basora In the feature bout
OF Matchmaker Nick Londes show
ut Olympia Friday night. will be
attempting to. score his third con-
secutive\win over the Puerto Rican.
Welch and Basora met on two pre-
viou' occasions. Weleh winning
both decisions.
WEIGH. who has participated in
70 professional fights. has scored
knockouts in half OF the bouts.
Among his victims have been Izzy
usnnazo. and Henry Chmielewski.
He has also beaten Howell King
and Ernie High.
In Coast Guard
The New England champion was
In the U. S. Coast Guard for a
year. having recently been given
his honorable discharge. He is one
OF the few top-notch battlers Of
Irish descent left in the ranks OF
the champions and near champions.
His full name is Coleman Patrick
Welch and he is "a years old.
He was graduated from the Port
land CMe) high school in 1897
where he had no chance to par
ticipate in sports because he had
to earn his living selling papers
After a spectacular showing In
the amateurs. WEIGH turned pro in
1887 and since then has engaged in
70 bouts. He won "a by kayoes
lost nine and fought two draws.
He beat his conquerrors in later
bouts.
Since his discharge from the
Coast Guard he has had ave hghts
oil OF which he won. four by
knockouts
Basora. who ranks as the No 2
contender for the middleweight
crown. beat Fritzie Zivic. rugged
Pittsburgh veteran. IN his fight here
last month. He had previously lost
an unpopular decision TO Jake La
Motta. Brown scrapper who won
over Civic las, week in New York
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Remember Shepard Of
Morris Brown Fame?

AAr TRAINING COMMAND.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.-Staff Ser.
geant Alexander Shepard. who for.
merly won national recognition q.
a top collegiate football performer
at Morris Brown college. Atlanta
Ga, recently was selected as -Ath-
lete of the week" by the Polar
Tech. camp publication here.
Sergeant Shepard. a native ~
Nuuey. NJ j., Is physical training
instructor and coach Of the 85th
Aviation Squadron.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
ELITES WHIP ALL-STARS

LOS ANGELES. - A small crowd
of $500 watched the Baltimore
Elite Giants annex double header
from Joe Pirrone's Coast League
All-S.ars here Sund.y. Nov. Il. The
scores were to and to l. Terry
McDuffie hurled the Giants TO the
first game win and the nightcap
was pitched by Porter Moss OF the
Memphis Red Sox fame.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27
Paige Drops FL
Came To All Stars

SAN FRANCISCO. - Satchel
Paige and his mates lost to the
Coast league All-Stars in the San
Francisco Seals park, 2 to !. Paige
hurled Ave innings, struck out nine
Of the II batters who faced him. We
allowed two hits.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

floats before the game attracted
wide attention and the demonstra
ton by the band, the corps OF
Majorettes and the troop OF Boy
Scouts won vociferous applause. as
intermission features
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

the club and the man around whom
all the showmsnship is built.
w. S. Welch. who led the Biz
mingham Black Barons to the base
ball heights this year. viii again be
with the Trotters in the capacity OF
road business manager. jackson
will aid Saperstein in the coaching
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

Billy Ecksfein. former star vo-
calist with Earl Hines and his
orchestra. who has been on his
own for the last six month"; has
been booked for q weeks per-
sonal appearance at the Para.
disc theatre week starting Fri.
day. Dec. 10 in conjunction with
Tiny Bradshaw. The King Of
the Jitferbugs." and his orchss-
ira and Lii Green. the In the
Dark Mama. Billy recently
made q screen test for 10th Gen.
tury-Fox. and il Is believed that
he will be starred with Lena
Horne In q forth c o m ! n 9
musical.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-27

TELL OUR ADVERTISERS you
SAW IT IN THIS PAPER
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League Results

Tot,h sss-ssSsH Totals ;Ss 7c..1so
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Totals s4s.1cs7Mi roun soS-sIs- 80
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Total. T4o-eSo-s7si Totals eai.7sI.7i1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

THE Wishing Well" has
message i'm cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
.0PA TO Up Price
Of JeNies, Jams

WASHINGTON. Sept 25 CUP)
Til OPA said today that the
consumer price of jams. jellies
and preserves would go up to
a cents a pound as the result of
new maximum prices for fruit
packers.
The OPA also:
Placed ceilings for the first
time on essential oils of pepper
mint and spearmint.
Placed a ceiling on mcthyl sa-
licylate, wintergreen-like chemical
used in medicines, candies and
beverages.
Rescinded an order which had
made illegal a dealers refusal 10
sell farm equipment 10 any one
having the cash TO purchase il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Poultry Truck Looted,
War Worker Jailed

Manuel Kitchens. -23- Negro
war worker. suspected that bas-
ket of dressed chickens was wait
Ing for him IN the alley in the
rear Of 1907 ST Antoine. police
asserted Saturday.
. Patrolmen Earl Moore and Ed
ward Stevenson found the basket
of chickens and later Kitchens,
behind a pole when they ans
wered a complaint of a poultry
truck driver that his truck had
been looted. Kitchens is held on
a charge of simple larceny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.