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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07

suit of wool with a matching hat
and navy accessories. Her gloves
were white and the white or
CANDY blouse was touched off
with embroidered white frillS.
On her shoulder she wore two
white orchids.
Both the matron of honor and
the bridesmaid, as well as the
mothers of the couple. appeared
in tailored suits of contrasting
Colors. Mrs. Robert Jones of
Washington, d. c. who came
north with her husband. 1t.
Jones, for the wedding. acted as
matron of honor for her sister.
Brown Accessories
She wore gold colored suit
while the bridesmaid, Martha
Haggott of Monica, a childhood
friend of the bride. wore a suit
of beige. Both had brown ac-
cessories and shoulder bouquets
of Cymbidium spray orchids
were touched with deep gold and
beige tones harmoniZing with
their suits.
Mrs. Toms wore a petunia
shade suit with navy blue access
series for her daughters wedo
ding and the mother of the BRIDE
groom chose white gloves and a
dark hat TO 60 with her navy
blue wool suit. Both had Cat
tleya purple orchids.
Gerry Winter OF Pontiac. a
classmate of Mr. Cope. acted as
best man. After the ceremony
a reception and dinner were
given at the Detroit Athletic
Club, where the tables were dec
GRATED with three bouquets OF
mink carnations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
The DOWager's DOggereI
These Ale No Days to Fret,
About Trivia Things

T1OR part of this lesson Is
l. how you behave:
And what will it get you to
rant or to rave9
So let us accept things the
way that we should
And do what we can for the
whole country's good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Miss Toms Suit

The bride'is the daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Robert NJ. Toms
and the bridegroom the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. George Cope of
Dearborn.
The altar was arrayed in a
single setting of all white flow
ers in standard baskets. backed
by candelabra and palms.
Miss Toms chose for her we'd
ding a powder blue dressmaker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Sorry for Family

Just after seeing her. met her
sister, Mrs. Ford Ballantyne,
who says that she is sorry for
her family. but that she herself
is thoroughly, enjoying her own
cooking.
She was looking very smart
in a black coat with deep silver
fox collar.
Not much doing socially this
week.
The George Bealls gathered a
group of young marriedS about
them Saturday night for an in
formal supper party.
Mrs. Joseph b. Lodge had a
family dinner Monday night
in her apartment in the Indian
Village Manor.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson
Browning had dinner guests on
Thursday night at the Little
Club.
Dining there the other night.
we noted MIR. and Mrs. Ford
Ballantyne with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Campbell--all cele-
brating the fact that they had
become grandparents last week.
The young Ford Ballantynes
having presented them with that
coveted gift.
Being the old lady we are, we
are delighted that the Franklin
stove has come into its own
again.
We remember So well its
CHEEKY warmth at the farm of
our grandparents.
Lois Murphy Back
Now we find that the Burgess
Books have found one TO put
into their farm home at Grand
Bend and that Mrs. Ralph Booth
has closed the drafts in her great
fireplace in her drawing room
tyeS-the one that belonged 10
Lord Hamilton and placed a
Franklin stove in the recess.
1t burns merrily and warmly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-07
Gives List of Rules

If fuse IS blown turn off
electricity and in replacing new
fuse, guard against shock by
drying hands and standing on
dry foundation.
If pipes freeze turn off water,
open faucets to drain pipes. Use
hot cloths, electric irons, or
heating pads TO thaw pipes, and
begin at section nearest to where
the water enters house. If pipes
cannot be reached, call a plum
Der.
If there is a leak in the main
gas pipe, turn off gas. When
a single appliance is defective,
turn off gas by turning the
valve in the pipe leading to the
appliance. After work is fin
ished be sure all pilots are re-
lighted.
If main gas pipes are dam
aged, the entire gas supply
should be shut down. The main
gas supply should never be
turned on except by a trained
person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

Lourn G.. DoAn. 1928 Colfax, Camp
WolterS, Tex. To master sergeant:
Tech. Sgt. Henry RuchOlski, 12444
.klinger. To technical SergeantS:
Sgt. Theodore r. NageI. 7246 Dix:
Sgt. Charles NJ. PrendeVilIe. 1929
.Trumbull. Baer Field, Ind. To staff
tSefgeantS; Sgt. John A. Brambow-
ski, 44S1 Fredro. Fort Leonard
Wood. Mo: Sgt. Eugene r. Gag
ney, kalamazoo. army air base.
Dalhart, Tex. To SergeantS: Cpls.
Alexander Kuchar. 1d43A W. War
rem, Romulus army air base: Pfc.
Paul AielIo, Detroit. Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo: Charles III. Hurlbut,
Hartford, Rainbridge. Ga. army
air base: Joseph CRESCENT. Detroit.
Camp Edwards. Mass: Nathan NJ.
Setter, 2477 Glendale. Selfridgc
Field; AdOlph A. Pinkard. 2611
Lycaste, Camp Polk, La: Allen :.
Nyberg. 1855 VickSburg; Charles
r. Rice, 5949 Berkshire, RomuuS
Air base: Gordon Levine, ElmhurSt
and Linwood. Madison AAF tech
nicsl school, Wis. To technicians,
fourth grade: Milton Madgy. 2969
Richton, and Vincent i. BECKER.
SAP Sheridan. Camp CarlSo, Colo.
To technician, fifth grade: pfc.
Kenneth G. Moore. Dearborn, Fort
Leonard Wood. Mo; Pvt. Walter
r.. Pashkot, X omu us, Camp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

1896 Burns; William J. Mckee Jr,
1912 Lenox; Wayne II. Parkhurst,
2060 Sharon; Frederick X. Steese,
1858 North Martindale; Eugene j..
.Sllwinski. 46S5 Buckingham; Ed
ward ID. Moore. 4737 Porter; John
,. Byrne, 346l Haverhill; Paul j..
Christoff, 1473 Twentieth; Harold
CobIentL, 2468 Blaine; Robert W..
Blythe, 1443 McKinstry; Joseph C..
BOnsor, 1921 Cheyenne; Robert j..
Manning, 1858 Grand River. Nsvi-
gator Aviation Cadets Stanley
Materka, Hamtramck; Jay NJ.
Blaine Jr.. Highland Park; Gayle
j. DunkerIey, 2018l Hawthorne (;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

Ice Montmorency, 3l2 Eastlawn;
Jack X. Monteith, 25l2 w. Grand
Blvd; Richard s. Melton, 9143
American; Stanley j. RenOuf, 1922
Field; Marvin 4. Revzin, PIP
Clements; Calvin G. Rock, 1874
Morley; Robert #. Roland, 17215
Winthrop; Lester G. Scherrer, 3755
Harding; Harold j. Smith, 7021
Lisbon; Richard p. StoynOff, 10319
Cedarlawn; Michael Swalya, $1,000
Marx; Chester n. Sylvester. 3716
Hunt; Milton Tormey, $685. De-
Soto; William III. Travis, 17702
Roselawn; Joseph w. Tucker, 1896
DeSOtO: Robert 8. Wheeler. 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Service Notes:
Army Promotes
Detroit Detective

Lester Gruber, 305S Cortland,
RomuuS army air base.
AuXiliarieS NAlene v. Hicks,
6G37 Banner. and Frances Ora
c1yk. 60S5 Norcross, now are on
recruiting duty with the WAACs
In tho nichfh and third service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY $500

their wings of gold at the naval
flight preparatory school. Wooster
College, o. They are: Arthur t.
Prev, 1896 Sherbourne; Richard
L. Potvin, 1861 Cullingham Drive;
Bernard l.. Pinkerton, 1882 Hart
well; Elwood b. Piche, 1905 Glad
win; Norman Petersen, 12419
Wark; Donald G. Pemmitt, 8209
Indiana; Joseph r. Osebold, 3477
Devonshire; Arthur v. Olsen, 24827
Puritan; Frank G. Macy, 255
Wore ester Place; Robert l..
Murphy, 1893 Continental; John X.
Murphy, 4061 Hazelwood Aldo II.
Moretti, 3540 JOS. Campau: Maur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

Gerald Is. Davis, GOA Lakewood;
Axel X. Dahlin, 1851 Plainview;
ID. Dennerll, 1921 Hart
well; John 5. Stepanslxi, 1925
Mackay; Sigmund j. Sykes, 6097
Cecil; Irving A. Wolf. 2444 South
Edsel; Joseph II. Roshak, 8124
Bliss; John A. Spierling, 2514
Ferry Park; Raymond ID. Brent,
206 California; Leonard A. Lystad,
1869 Waltham; John A. Lukasik,
5615 Daniels; Louis G. Odette,
1925 Hillger; Louis j. Mrozowski,
1870 Nagel.
Thirty-four wayne County
service men are training 10 win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
George II. MOilanen. 1907 Ford
venue. has ms silver wings and is

a second lieu
tenant a I e r
graduation at
the ID @ IN n &
army field, n.
NJ. He will be
assigned for ac-
tive duty with
the ar IN Y air
force combat
crew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

He served IA
years on the
police arson
squad. He now
is assistant Sc
curity off icer
and commander
of tn @ Office
Of CiVilia n
u . fe nSe war
workers corps.
Promotions
To first lieuten-
"a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

papers. granted them
while they are serving in The army
airplane mechanics school at Gulf
port Field. Miss. They are: Joseph
T.. Charran. 474 n. Willis, and
George :. Mcdonald. l44l Lake
wood. Detroit, and Cpl. Petronile
II. Barrera, l0l4 LennoX, Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Argentine Films Boyeotted

MEXICO CITY, March 9 tINSl
The motion picture producers OF
Mexico today Instituted a boycott
against Argentine films because of
their silence on the war and their
pro Franco slant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

Minock; Robert WaIigore, 1899
Haverhill; Rutherford b. Morgan,
1876 Cottage Grove. Highland Park;
James Stein, 579 harrington,
Crosse Pointe Park; Lawrence !.
Roulo, 644 Hawthorne. Crosse
Pointe; Louis l.. Vauris, 1721 Cas-
grain.
George Burmeister, 8081 Ameri-
can. Mackenzie High School
graduate. sang with the Great
Lakes service school chorus IN
radio broadcast, Meet YouS
Navy" recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Service Notes:

IT.. Edward &. EggerS, former
detective sergeant on the Detroit
police force, has been promoted 10
captain At air service command
Headquarters. Patterson Field, ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

MaXey. Tex. To
corporalS: Pvt.
Myrll G. Box,
l1440 b @ A C h,
c a m p Ola j.
borne. La: John
y. Beach. Case
vile, Dyersburg
army air base,
Tenn: Howard
nj. Bauer, Gar
den City Wafla
Walla army air
base, w a s h;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

Edward l.. Falletich, ST S. Post,
Puerto Rico; Pfc. AIoysius J.
Gawei, 1882 Bloom. cambridge
army air field. Ga; Pfc. Gordon X.
Cheesbro, 1853 Lamothe. Camp
Berkeley, Tex; John Nails, 1876
Greeley, Harding Field. La: Pfc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

AVIATION CdutlS III. MotIANEN
from Detroit and Highland Park
are being trained as bombardlers
or navigatorS at the Ellington
Field. Tex, army training school.
as follows:
Bombardier aviation cadets
Hugh A. Gibson of Statler Hotel.
Adolph j. Debek, 4l59 Oliver;
Francis r. Egan, 2245 Colling-
wood William Il. Firman, 1899
CherrylaWn: John J. MckearDey,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

.-wAY RtIEf-Pain-Expeller acts not
one. but fI1o remarkable WAYS for quick
relief First, stimulates local blood cir
culation, helps relieve local congestion,
reduce swelling, pain and stiffness.
Second, gives hours of soothing, COM
forting warmth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

commands, re-
Spectively. They
we're recently
tran red
from the Fort
DeS MoineS. Ia.
.AAC training
center.
Two Detroit
and one Flint
soldier are the
proud posses
SorS of tn e ir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
Whot TO do for
MUSCULAR
ACHES-PAINS

DON'T SUFFER agonizing fortunes Of mus.
cular aches and pains caused by hard
work or exercisei Don't be 40 uncOm-
Portable you can hardly walk, sit or
sleep At first sign of stiffness or soreness
simply rub ON Pain-Expeller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

T h iT I y-two
,trtattpp cadets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

limited ARTISTS-Basi.y a, Cd. urep.s
Greer Carson. Ronald ColmAn, RANDOM
harvest" Biz Emotional Thrill OF Year.
Chalmers IT.. 2-eese ~
VI TWIN Open s:I5. Park Free Ricard
Cortez. Sheila RYAN, WHO - HOPES
SCHUYLER" William Lundigan. Jean
Rogers In SUNDAY PUNCH" March Of
Time, "Ope Day ~ War" News. Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

VAN nVYE-Van Dyke mr.. Harper PL. 4sse
Univ blhL Open Noon Andrews Sisters
in GIVE OFT, SISTERS" Plus Bruce
Bennett. Kay Harris In SABOTAGE
soUAD." March Of Time" Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

FEEL Better oU'cM Pain-Expeller quickly
brings relief 10 sore muscles - with
out taking internal drugs or using
sticky. messy plasters. Over $4,000, 900
bottles have been bought--proof of
wonderful benefitsi Don't suffer one
unnecessary moment. Get Pain
Expelier from your druggist today
costs only 35t. Look
sN \ for famous Anchor
rAs1. ssoM Trade Mark on gen.
SflMs, vNSs uine package.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

pnIIcr-it HsitIner Ave. Free Parking 4
hVuuL Open Sis. Dish Gift Night TO
MOSCOW" Plus .'THE WOLF OF
NEW YORK." with Edmund Lowe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09
IpCJNIA-Hsmiiton at VIRGINIA Pan

Cartoon. "DUMBO," Plus Cal. storm and
Robert Lowry in RHYTHM PARADE"
V0CIIC-Hsrper nj Harvard Park Free :
VVuuL Open Sis. Last Show T. NJ.
Bette Davis, Paul Henreid in NOW.
NOyAGER," AZ $40 and IO:3i Plus
"SEvEN DAYS LEAVE" at p.O7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

sitiVhI Open $50 Fiesta Ware Free
90 the Ladies. Red shelton Ann Soth,rn
In PANAMA HATTIE" Plus STAND
nv. ALL NETWORKS" Florence Rice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

pLMONA--Gratict and Smile. Park Free y
MINIMUM PI. 1910. Open As VIM.
Lundigsn. Jean Rogers. SUNDAY PUNCH
Chester Morris, Jean Parker, ~ LIVE ON
DANGER" lone Day Of War. Russia"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

UVlNnnTTr-wysndott Mich.
Wihi'pViiL Open SIS. Park Free. Two
Technicoior Hts 1.-THE BLACK SWAN
Tyrone Power. Maureen o'Hara. Plus
FIESTA" Anne Ayars and Geo. Negrete.
WYANDOTTE-MAJESTICI os,. %
Free To the Ladies. Sweetheart Rose"
Hot oven Dinnerware. Anna Heagle IN
WINGS AND THE WOMAN" Plus
THE BANDIT RANGER" with Tim Holt.
VnJIP-Forest at Mt. Elliott PI.. 1880 r.
lUUh Open 5:i5. Debutante Dinnerwars
TO Ladies. Rpbt. Lowery in RHYTHM
PARADE" Plus "THE LONE STAN
RANGER" Jonathan Hale, Sheila Ryan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

nAWN-s34O Grstiot- Iroquois PI.. 1853
DhWN Cont. from II Noon. 30c Incl. Tax
Till & p. NJ. Jeanette Macdonald. Robert
Young in CAIRO" Plus ''MUMMY'S
TOMB" with Dick Foran. John Hubbard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

ne App0pN--Mich.-T Telegraph DE. $3.50 4
DLnhDVhN Open 500. Park Free. Anna
Neagle. Robert Newton in WINGS AND
THE WOMAN" Claire Trevor, Burgess
Merediih In WSTREET DE CHANCE,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

UFXTFK-DthUtr bIVd' AT burHnRhme
DLhlLh Open 6:s5. Gary Cooper, Brian
Donievy, Ray Milland. Robert Preston,
Susan Hayward in BEAU GEsTE." Plus
Henry Aldrich In HENRY AND DEFY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

Whh iLLD Open All Night Rosaltnd
Russell, Brian Aherne. my SISTER.
EILEEN" "sIN TOWN" Constance Ben.
nett, Brod Crawford. spirit az u.s."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-09

Nn'I'DV Open 6:i3. Popeye Cartoon.
Richard Greene. Loretta Young In KEN
TUCKY." Plus Frank Alhertson ia
"ClTY or SILENT MEN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Wayne TO Play
Here Saturday

What might be the only coll
legIate football game 10 take
place in Detroit this season will
be played al the University Of De-
trolt- Stadium Saturday when
Wayne University meets Michigan
State Normal College.
A ruling by the board OF ath-
letlc control that. forbids playing
teams EN- toyin & servicemen
forced Coach Joe Gembis OF
Wayne 10 revise his schedule.
SO far Normal is the only team
that Gembis has been able TO con-
tact. A home-and-horI1e series will
be played. In the meantime Gem
bis is dickering with several Ohio
colleges for games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12

Moses Burst
Of Base Stealing
Is Remarkable
By BOB MURPHY
SIP NRTS EDITOR

One OF the more remarkable
although lesser publiciled -
developments of the 1913 base
ball season was the sudden
burgeoning of the veteran Wally
Moses as one of the most sue
cessful base Stealers the big
show has known since the hey
day of the great Tyrus Raymond
Cobb.
Moses is now 80 years old.
He has been in the major
leagues for many years. Pre-
vious TO this season he never
had pilfered more than 10 sacks
in a single campaign.
But in the recent title chase
he became. abruptly and with
out any fanfare. scourge Of
the basepaths. He became one
of the most feared base steal
inc artists in major league his
tory, running wild under the
Very noses-e a. assortment OF
slightly Jittcry backSlopS
Throughout the entire season
he waged an up-and-down duel
with the fleet George Wash
ington Case Of the Senators for
the base stealing championship.
This would have been almost
unthinkable year ago. for
Case is Justly regarded as one
of the fastest and most adrolt
runners who ever changed base
stealing from petty thlevery to
grand larceny.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Praises His Rival

Although nc was disappointed
AZ losing out 10 Case after lead
ing him for A good part Of the
season. Moses has no alibiS 10
offer Ilc thinks Case deserves
tho honor.
II never rcCloned I was go
ing to make il hot for George
CASE" SAYS Wally But when
NV stolen bases started TO pile
mp. I began To get the idea that
should 70 for the works. 1
wanted the title. Of course. but
don't feel 80 bad about losing
10 guy like Case.
Hes plenty fast. With his
speed, he could steal a hundred
bases year. can't run with
him on straightaway. steal
ing Sc bases II hard work for
me. I've got to run with my
noodle. and steal against the
pitchers. can't Outrun the
ball like Case"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Relies on Experience

Although he isn't exactly
graceful going down 70 first
base Moses has always been
regarded As one Of the fastest
mon in the junior loop lie
never dalhed on the way dur
ing his seven years with the
Athletics. and he doesn seem
10 have slowed down apprecl-
ably since he donned White
SoX uniform
Wsllv didn't depend on sheer
speed 10 rack up his record Of
SIS stolen bases. however When
YOU have reached the advanced
baseball age Of 80 years, you've
got 10 make guile and cunning
offset A lack Of youthful vlgor
That's the way Wally worked
II. He made his experience pay
dividends. The big lead and the
unexpected break for the next
station were important factors
in his success.
Manager Jimmy Dykes gave
Moses the entire credit for his
amazing scampering from base
10 base. Dykes just forgot
about the steal sign when Moses
was on base. The Windy City
strategist left Wally strictly on
his own. figuring that the for
mer Athletic fly chaser could
gauge his own chances better
than any one else in the ball
park The records support Mr.
Dykes judgment with consld-
crablp pr1nha~iS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Net Stars Win
In Mexico

MEXICO CITY oct T. GNS)
Women tennis stars from tho
United States today boosted re-
sounding victories over Mexico
best in the second Pan-American
tournament al De Portivo Chapu-
tepec Club Pauline Betz beat
Emma Rosa Gutierrez. 90 and
6-l. while Margaret Osborn won
from McNico'S fiNe-tImC cham
pion Maria Tatia De Roldan 6-l
6-3. Louise Brough overcame Loly
Villarcllo o., o. and Dorothy
Bundy beat ESparanza Chavez
60.
The American mems doubles
team OF Talbert-Segura downeC
Octavio and Flavio Martinez, 6-3
rs. 40. and o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
YankS. Cards
Are All Even

~ Sr EUUIS. Oct l. iTNSI---
The Yanks and the Cards are now
even In World Series play against
each other Each has won two
seric and each has lost two in
the four meetings between the
teams since 1926.
The 1896 Cards, managed by
Rogers HornSby defeated the
Yanks In a Seveu-game series; tho
1928 team, managed by Mil Nc
Kecdnie. lost four straight 10 the
YankS the Cards took the 1912
series, four games to one. and the
YankS Won this years series, four
games 10 one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Loses in Stretch

Case finally Beat out Moses
by a closing burst OF speed
snatching five sacks in the last
two days 10 top Wally. 81 10 So.
The Chicago veteran was handi-
capped in the final week by a
groin injury which slowed him
and prevented him from taking
advantage OF the VIGOROUSLY
poor throwing arms Of Hal
Wagner and Bob Swift during
the concluding White SoX.Ath-
letics series Otherwise the
outcome might have been diff
ferent.
As il was. Moses stole IS
more bases than Arky Vaughan,
Brooklyn Dodger infielder who
led the National League IN that
department.
Moses has a simple eNplana.
ton for his unexpected emer-
gcnce as a Jesse James OF the
baSepaths
"I'Ne been running more"
he says ~ hen | was with the
~ Mr.. Mack couldn't see much
need for me 10 run and I could
zee his point. ! was dropped
in front of his good hitters--
Jimmy FoNN. Bob Johnson, Doc
Cramcr and Pinky Higgins.
They always figured 20 knock
a fellow around.
"On the White SOv. It's dit
ferent. We don't knock any
fences down. kuhel II our
home run hitter. He hit five
this season"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Added Hunting
Areds0pened
For This Year
BY Don GILES

PheaSantS, partridge. squirrels
and other small game animals
that hunters will start bagging
next Friday will be fat and
meaty, according 10 observations
of research men AT the cOnScrva-
ton departments Swan Creek
wildlife station
AcornS and nuts are especially
abundant in the wildland areas
this year. field observers report.
and wild cherries. eldeTberrieS.
and blueberrieS were produced
in good quantities this season.
Posting Of 45. 500 acres of public
hunting grounds made available
10 hunters through state-federal
Pittman-RobertSon funds have
been completed OF this. 1920
acres have been purchased within
the last year and will be opened
10 hunters for the first time
this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Long Sd Period
JUST Freak Affair

The LONG count" In the third
quarter or taSt Saturdays Michi-
gan-Notre Dame game was dis
missed officially today as Z freak
happening and will not cause the
Big Ten 10 alter its method OF
timing games
The electrical timer At the
Michigan stadium went amiSs in
the third quarter ef the game.
aiiovVNg the period 10 run for p
minutes instead of the regulation
- minutes.
1T IL just one Of those
things" conference o m m =
Sioner Mai. John Griffith said
yesterday after receiving the re-
ports OF officials who worked
the game. We've been using
the electrical timers for almost
10 years and this IL the first
time we've had anything like
this happen.
There's no one Ia be blamed
for the occurrence and the
coaches were I'm perfect har-
m0ny In agreeing to shorten the
fourth period"
Griffith said the Big Ten has a
rule which makes u mandatory
that a stop watch be kept on the
bench OF the home team for use
by the field Judge If the electrical
timers fail.
I'm sure our conference
would he slow about changing
our rules 10 make the field
Judge carry a stop watch To
check the time continually
against that Of the electrical
clocks" Griffith said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-12
Cad(IieS
Get War
Bends

Thrty-hve csddlcS AZ Franklin
HIS Country ClubItoday are The
proud posSeSSorS of SO war bonds
and others have smaller awards
in' cash.
The club presented them 10 the
bag-toterS as rewards for faithful
attendance and merltoriouS SerV-
ice during the season,
The awards were made in lieu
Of the caddic banquet held other
seasons but which was called off
because OF the food rationng.
All told, more than $3.50 was
distributed among the boys IN
this manner under the direction
Of the caddie committee, of which
Irving T. Obertelder is chairman.