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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
LOueIIa
m/HoAgpool

HOLLYWOOD Ian g Ns'-
ful.eved Luise Kramer nno was
much IN evidence in Now York
when I was .berr and ALWAYS ln
the company ct a cooa.IookH-
cscor. - at long last returning To-
HOLLYWOOD. She tests for The d'-
lcctabic and soucht.attCr lead ,n
Hostages and ! know how happy
that must make her
iulSe. You see. WoS M iH' gHH.-
Gus position Of having won me
Academy Award twice and men
not being able 20 gCt move Job
n she had been tempCramental on
difficult. 10 would have been un-
derStandahlc. bat she WASH &. Her
only fault Was her accent and
since an accent rs needed 10 Host
ages, she is right for the role
Since Zouna is staying ON IN
New York prcferrng the stage,
there is a definite place for lul>o.
She will not only he starred 'n
Hostages. but viii make add
tional films FOR Buddy de sylvia
who Will sign her for Paramount
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Can't Get Along

A. We understand H. the pres
ont stalemate in boxing here
dates back some weeks 70, a
fclt between Jake LaMotta and
Ivy Iannazzo which Londes
had booked for Olympia and
was forced 10 call of later be-
cause Of misunderstanding with
the boxing commission chair
man
Whether or not we have box
ine IN Detroit is not important
10 the war effort. But recall
inC the turnouts for the Jake
LaMotta and Ray Robinson
settos and other fights al Olym-
pia during the winter. there IS a
large bloc Of sportsmen here
who enjoy The diversion,
Londes brought big time box
ing back 10 Detroit. He put on
string of fine show. f'he war
effort wasn't handicapped, the
fans got a kick out of the bouts
and these fans undoubtedly
would like TO see more such en-
tertalnment
But they can't-at least
they aren't 49, because Londes
and Hettche can't get along.
The two gentlemen spend their
meetings shouting at each
other. we are informed by spec
1atarS al these verbal battles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
NINE FAST $50 MEN

Bob Kelley Of Illinois and Ralph
Pohland Of Minnesota are Two
other star half milerS in this tough
field, bringing the total 10 nine
men all with a winning chance
and capable OF running we'll under
Isl.
one factor that complexities the
situation IN this tough nine-man
field in the $50 is the certainty
that several of the leaders will be
making il their second race Of the
day and may be tired. Kelley Of
Illinois and Cfcr Of Michigan must
battle u out 40 minutes earlier 10
the 40 while Hume and Matthews
OF Michigan VIII start first in the
mile
II WITS this fact-a tired bunch
Of 'repcatcrS that opened up ne
indoor $50 race for a surprise VIC
tory for boroug h Of the
Wolverines The Same thing NAV
b a ppen Saturday a. Evanston.
with The $50 gong ~ a freshmA
RoNborough. or even Jones Of on
State or Pohland Of Minnesota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Michigan Girls
Enter Western

CHICAGO, May Il GNS)-Most
of the top-ranking feminine golf
stars have entered the fourteenth
annual open championship of the
Women'S Western Golf ASSocia-
ton 10 be played June IS 10 July
y al the Glen Oak Country Club,
M was announced today.
Patty Berg of Minneapolis, out
( OF competition for almost two
years because Of injuries suffered
IN an automobile accident. has
filed her entry. Among others
are:
Miss Dorothy Kirby Atlanta Ca Mrs
Russell Mann. Omaha. Neh. Mrs Frank
Newell, oklahoma CITY Miss Georgia
ltAintsr Fargo. y p Miss MARY AGNES
WALL. MEMON1NEE MICH Miss Betty
Jameson. Mexico CITY, Mckee. Miss
Phyllis Otto. Atlantic In Miss Ann
Casey. Mason CITY Ia MISS MARJORIE
ROW DETROIT. and MISS SALLIE SEES
SiONS. MTSKFGO% MICH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Mdngrun Given
Spartan Award

EAST LANSING May y tUP)
The athletic council of Michi-
gan State College today announced
a gold medal will be presented
each year 10 the man Of the senior
elias who most successfully COM
hines high scholarship with ath-
letic proves during his four years
in college
Richard W. Mangrum. Durand,
tackle and co-captain Of the Spar
tans' football team last year, was
awarded the 1913 medal
Mangrum, an engineering stu
dent. received close 10 an a
average IN his four years az MiChi-
gan State He recently was Sc
lected as student colonel in the
college ROTC This is the highest
military honor on the campus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Send in Addresses
For Times Sweeps

Due 10 incorrect addresses "a
entry Blanks, 10 prize wnniH
checks in the 'ecCnt Detroit Times
Bowling Sweepstakes have been re-
turned to Imperial Recreation. II
your team is On the following list,
please notify Imperial Recreation
and your check WIFI be mailed
promptly.
Car1so Five Ioe Cqruso. Ri. James
Gabriel Kopp'z. A =. Mitchell Tnmmers
Car Mcclure nn.is's. Jack U0ylr. Raw
Five Zoe Khppar' inspectors - No1ntsk:
Dept 80 Joe SCOT. uasnman Ml,.rs
Bruce OvlAft Elt and JIw's Stanley
klihuurne. Anderson rive Car Anderson.
Marines George potcya'. Lathes. n
Krifz Bruins Ric1ard Fiori Customs, ken
Bsattiei Guardian, Jerry HUM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Hot Teams Bowl
In City Meet
Tonight

Seven teams challenge tonight
for first place in the championship
flight of~the city bowling tour
nament at Great Lakes. They in
clude Herman Bengell'S Pepsi
ColaS from Detroit Times Classic
and John Casburn'S Palace Rec
reatlOnS.
Marvin Wrenbeck brings in the
DynamicS Of western division, De-
troit Travelling League and Leslie
5000 Nipper offers The Frames
from Whitehead e. KaleS.
Al Wy. the field includes Steve
Witek and Alex C3OO Gialloreti.
Jack Dempsey and Walter Dudzik,
Roy Milan and Albert MaSsoN. Joe
Szuch and Henry Ehrlo. Lorne
Trickett and Bill Luoma.
Great Lakes reported no changes
last night but Jake Halperin OF
Wolf-Detroit furnished oddly by
rolling 163-l63-163 for 4S9 as his
team went 100 under average.
Halperin finished the league sea-
son with "A 1913 par.
Ray Brown and Harry Moren
went into first place in overav-
erage doubles at WY when they
marked 1147 for 202 and were
shooting against 945.
Forey Hinch gained second place
in regular singles on 655.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Detroit
3D.
In NY.
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

BRONX. ~ Y, May 12-Skat-
ers from ne New York area mo-
nopolized tho first day of compe-
tition in the ARSA sanctioned ma
tional roller skating championships
being held in this city Detroiters.
-hewever expect 10 carry off all
.of today's speed honors.
Audrey Schroeder Of the Ar.
.Cadia dance and figure club was
the only Detroit representative tC
place. Hers was a tn d ir
novice ladies singles earned Wher
an electritying free style per
Torrance pulled her up from
fourth in the figures division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
State Losing Dough

Not only are fiStic fans de-
prived of entertainment. but the
state is losing a nice wad OF
tax money. In two months this
past winter. Londes and OlyIn-
pla paid the state more money
Shan Lansing got off the big Joe
Bob Pastor fight al Briggs
Stadium a time back
II is not the purpose of this
columnist 10 make a case for
Londes. but il is a matter OF
record that boxing was deader
than the well known door nail
when Londes came back into
the promoting picture.
With Londes az the helm, the
sport came back strong. The
shows were especially good
there were no scandals attached
thereto and everybody was
happy.
Now its gone haywirc again,
II seems.
What are YOU going 10 do
about II, John?
What are you going 10 do
about II. Nick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
MiI|ers Return
To Second P| lace
nv United Pres.

After dropping two straight 10
81 Paul tho Minneapolis Millers
came through n tho third game
of the series Tuesday 10 nose out
their Twin Cities rivals, , 10 /.
Bill Clark of the MillerS al
lowed FIVE hits. while the Saints
held Minneapolis 10 tour The VIC
tory moved Minneapolis back into
second place
The indianapolis Indians be-
hind the pitching Of Bill Trepler
took > 10 I decision over Louis
willie IN II inning, All other
games were postponed.
Toas,'s games tau ught games Co.
lnnus ~ Toedo Milwaukee AZ Kansas
CTS INDIANAPOLIS A. Louisville Mirneap-
oils ~ 81 Paul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
19 Away
From 2OOW Wins;
Hur|s Today
Photo by Times stan Photographic
BY LEO MACDONELL

Tommy Bridges. slated 10 pitch
for the Tigers against the Ath-
.letics at Briggs Stadium today,
needs 10 more victories 70 reach
the 200 class.
Because he docs not start as
Frequently as in other years. II is
doubtful II Bridges VIII reach tho
200 marx this season but his
early showings reveal the veteran
i be IN form.
Steve ONciN :, sure he viii
contribute much 20 the club :
campaign for a high berth IN the
Ipennant race
To date Bridges has made two
starts, winning one and losing
one. He lost a heart-breaker in
Cleveland.
Roger Wolff a knuckle ball
pitcher like Dutch Leonard Of
the Washington Senators and
Others, Will hurl for the Athletics
in their initial appearance here.
OF particular interest 10 Detroit
fans will be the appearance Of
Jo-Jo White in the Philadelphia
lineup The former Tiger star
center fielder is occupying the
same spot for tho AS and doing
his usual good hy-chaSinC job
HC also is ono Of the clubs best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
SpOr
Detroit Boxing
Fans Suffer as
Officials Bicker
9y LEO MACDONELL

N.fk IordCS declared Nr
Didn't know when De- would p-'
o0 another boxing show A. Olym-
pa. IF ever. thereby adding "a
The gloom which Shroudcd 'he
boxing lupro>auo> otherwise
cn.Mmy two room suite az
Offices on the sixth floor Of The
EI50>portatlon Building
Too much static" Tho O'ym-
pa matchmaker explained. look
lre over the calendar for a June
date AZ the Grand River sports
palace
static" The reporter was
Intrigued
Dfrh, ~fatir--frnm two he"F>
up, LondeS added.
Two stores up-the eighth
Noor IN tho Transportation
Building arc the offices Of the
state boxing commission, ruled
hy rs chairman. John Hettche.
whom LondeS finds is tough 10
Get along with, according 70
stories OF frequent clashes be-
tween the two Centemcn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
City Tourney
STANDINGS


tLAN
CLASS
Krakow FIVE 3Ie2 n Engn,cr nr
2aes Wolverine POSI- Palmer Park. 2s4s
Rainbow Travellers 2qOq
CLASS "
Brass Rail SOP Cbr,scr. 2s7. Nrsmtr
Queen 2si, Motors P '7usc', 27s. ieesi.
CLASS {
Ford ~ iol. Casino Professionals 34s.
Marin. 3t'. Checker 32a, Casino Altes,
3l2.
Franz 327' Norge Currics 3is NJ
soto Warren Tool Engineering $40 Cylin-
not BIES tkLGJ LARb
STANLEY SqUers- Wal.a, Mack, 1908 Ioll-
Rush Fred Gsr4et.l. 1874 Al Vs'enf-
Wes'rha1 1920 Thomas Wan-GeotEe Cat.
sell 1912.
Singles
Joe TavIak 7co. Fo-ey Hnch 80
William rHIe,te as Thomas Doraitr
6f3 Ar' Knech' fit. Jack Cri'ley. 81.
Herb Matthews oil
DOUBLES ONERANERAGFN
Foy P~own Harry Noren. 2o2 F'hsfi
Proctor Ir Leigh Jones iql lnfcn ~ 20
Fred Butter. 1856. Nartin Sirou " am
Crovc. III Thomas ssuter-Frank ,tuAer.
SINGLES
FRANK collins iqq Tod David irs. '.'n
Harper. lf2 Theodore Dubois 1870, 'h'
DlIHE 81, ft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
NAIInN Al.

Chicago CPasseau LII Al New YORK
(Neit0n i.1J. 3 p m. EWT.
Pittsburgh tSeWen 3-o) ~ Brooklyn
.tMac0n 900. 80 p. m EWT
So Louis CWnte i-2J at Boston Barrett
LII. 3 D. m EWT
Cincinnati wander Nicer 4-D a. Phla-
delphia (Podgainy 2-l) rs ?. m. EWT
AMERICAN
New York tB1nham 800 At Chicago
(Ross Lon. r m De-rni Time
PHILADELPHIA tWOLFFD At DE
TROTT BRIDGES lii. =. " EWT
Washington pyle 2-2l al Cleveland
tDear l-0l. 9 30 p m EWT
Boston Judd i-I A. 81 louis (Gale-
house I'D, 4 p m Detroit Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

Roller Skating
Rink Operator s
A s s o c iatiOn,
opened yes,er-
day I'm Arena
Gardens
And both cf
( h Sc young
ladies Won their
titles the hard
way. Not only
did they have
stiff compete
ton. but DOtiic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Tigers 10 Speak al
DBF WeekIyMeetinqs

Some OF fne Detroit Baseball
Federation meeting, during 1913
VIII hc different. Jack Zeller of the
Detroit TicC,, notified federation
.otlIcalS thar Tiger players viii
speak on aspects Of the game
whom The Tigers arc home.
Paul tDRZv 1iout. last night
dealt with pitching and organized
baseball throu ghoLt the nation.
Class p now mas II clubs and
50 has y swelling tho federation
total 10 81. Class a Is closed. but
other classes 5le open until May
$50 and the Class +, the kids "
,diViSlon until June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Bill KiNefer Signs
As PhiIs Chief Scout

PHILADELPHIA. May u CUPl
49, Bill klllefer. one-time battery
mate Of Grover Cleveland Alex
ander has been signed As chioi
scout for the Philadelphia PhillieS
II was learned today
klllefer was a coach with the
club last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
What q Circus!

While John and Nick bicker
in a downtown ring. Olympia Is
putting on a circus of its own,
starting Friday night
The writer, having seen the
circus in the Chicago Stadium
last week. can record sincerely
that in entertainment il rivals
the best OF Nlck'S fistc promo
tons.
The writer saw the show last
Friday night, rainy, cold eve
ming. But Chicago Stadium was
damned with $1,000 persons
with thousands being turned
away That gives YOU an idea
what the Windy City thought of
the circus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Summaries, Page 23)

Detroit today has two national
roller speed skating champions in
Dorothy Law and Louise Moore.
Dorothy won the junior girls
event for the third consecutive
year and Louise collected IN the
intermediate girls division for the
first time as the sixth annual
sanctioned nv .he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Southpdw Pin Sweeps
DeddIine Toniqht

Entrics Tor Cecil Wards fr>t
annual Left-Ilanders Bowling
Sweepstakes. 10 be- held ~ Jim
Tropca Nj Elliott Recreation.
Saturday. Sunday and Monday
close tonight At midnight. Five
games are 10 be rolled across L.
alleys for "A guaranteed $3.50 prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Gunder Haee on Way

STOCKHOLM. May - CUP)-,
Gunder Hagg. Sweden's ace dis
tarce runner, was en- route 10 the
United States today for a series
II l0nC-awalicd races with Amer
lea ranking cinder stars
Hagc leff Gothenburg late yes
ternay aboard the S. S. SaturnuS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Frosh May Upset u. w. Hopes in Big 10 Track
u. N. May Add
.Se|ffidge Field
ToFootbdll Card

EVANSTON. III May y lNS)
More service football teams were
expected today 10 be added 20
Western Conference Cridiron Sched-
u.cs when the faculty committee.
athletic directors and coaches re-
convene In Evanston Friday and
Saturday.
The meeting was called 10 COM
p.etc the revision OF the 1913
schedules which was started az the
March session The basis for next
season. states was laid two years
ago when the Big Ten schools de-
cided no play nine games starting
'FD7C fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
led BIatt Dies

Tod B)att known for several
years in amateur basketball circles
here died last night az Highland
Park General Hospital after a long
illness ilc was SO Funeral Will
be in Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Biernan Slated for Pacific Duty

IOWA CITY. May ~ UP)-Lt. Col Bernie Biernan,
recently director Of physical
pefigh school prepared
nquiSh assignment in the Pacific
He notified Yesterday Of his assignment.
the since 1871 when he called
During his
pre-hght school, loan from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Major League
Standings

Games behind leader
yesterdays RESULTS
No games scheduled
TODAN'S CANES
Philadelphia a. DETROIT.
New York A. Chicago
PoF'or a. So LOUIS
WashirE'or A. Cleveland. righi gar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

races for these
Youngsters was
2 OnC-tVclith-
milo sprint, one
lap Of the track
Joan was off
10 "A good start.
but I h @ race
was called back
because ono of
the contestants
fell down within
tho first 10 feet.
So intent was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Egan Doing Better

Wish Egan. veteran Tiger
scout. today was reported rest
ing easily after 4 serious opera
ton at Ford Hospital yestcr-
day Capt. Walter tSpIke)
Briggs. former vice president of
the Tigers, is now in England
he few over last week
Jake LaMotta fights Tony
FerrerS in Cincinnati tonight
Lynn G. Doyle, Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
IFAGTT

Games hehlnd leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
40 games scheduled
TODAN'S GAMES
Chicago a. New York
Cincinnati A. Philadelphia
81. LOUIS A. Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, twiHgh, game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

little Joan on maintaining the lead
that II took the combined efforts
of all the officials the gallery and
the starter, firing his pistol with
machlnc-Eun- rapidly, To get her
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
NEVER QUITS

Hard luck skater was Seaman
first class Russell Brown con-
teStant IN senior mems division
on leave from the naval air sta
ton, GlCnyicw. H. Russ was gong
along good on points for tho first
few races, then fell with - feet
TO 90 in the two miller.
just 10 mako things worse in
the long five-nIlo affair he split
a wheel with two miles 10 so. But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Cleveland Rams Not on Market

ICAGo. May I2 UNSl-Rumors o pending sal of
Cleveland Rams Of the National Football League ended TODAY
=. Wa The ho
declared club the market unlikely
= nng
: said
present 10 % a
making an offer only wasting his time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
THE As and the PhilS both
won yesterday. They're more TO
he trusted than the AXIS"

Mel Harder Of tho Indians on
the shelf with fractured ankle,
needs only nine more games 10
make the 2O0-victory class d.
Tommy Bridges. who pitches
against the a today. needs 49,
Jack Fenton, Michigan State
gridder. drafted by the Detroit
Lions. is in 4-F with a ruptured
eardrum Dog racing is re-
Stricted in England Each
track is allowed only onc meet
ine pr week. which must take
place on Saturday OF on pub
lie holiday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
ONE RACE CAN DO 1T 4,

SO close is the coming battle ~
tween Illinois and Michigan fig
ured that one big upset can settle
the iSSuc. The half mile race, best
and toughest event in the meet
this year might hold the answer.
Michigans two-mlle relay team,
composed Of John Matthews. John
RoXborough Bob Ufer and Ross
Hume was almost unbeatable this
season. winning all OF the major
relay carnlyals and setting a new
American IN door record AZ the
Purdue relays
In the IllinoiS-MichiCan dual
m Q q Bill Belle freshman and
Warren Goodall sophomore, two
little known Illinois runners, beat
all the Michigan $50 stars and last
Saturday John Jones NJ Ohio State
beat tho Wolverine half milers at
Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

SkatCd with n Sprained ankle and
Louise clicked 10 her crown on
precision or figure skating wheels.
These wheels are slower than
regulation racers.
As had been expected. three
cities. Cincinnati. Cleveland ana
St Louis. dominated the speed
field They took seven out of 10
Of the titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
LOSES GROWN

While Dorothy Law was The
only national champion success
fully 10 defend her title. Tony
Mirrelli Ct St Louis made a good
show Of il before he lost his
crown In senior mems division.
II was fall with nine laps 20
go lin the two-mile event that cost
Alrrclli tho title. However. he
Still pulled the prize package by
winning the gruclling fve.milc
race
Cute trick Of tho tournament
was little 10-year-old Joan Gamble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Overcome Obstacles.
= Girls Win Titles
Photo by Times s;an Photograph
By MARGARET RUSSELL

OF CinCinnati. who won The iuVe-
milo B girls events. One Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
First Year Men
May Give Title Q.
To ||ini Squad

EVANSTON. H., May u CINS)
The formerly ineligible fresh
men became important people to-
day on the eve of the 43rd annual
Western Conference track meet at
Northwestern University next Fri
day and Saturday.
They threatened 10 figure as
POSSIBLY a decisive factor in set
thing the Big Ten championship.
Illinois, which came up with star
collection of first year men, looked
like the only school that will be
liable 10 challenge Michigan.
Both the Ilini and the Wolverines
ARE capable Of scoring between 80
! and go points without any par
lticular breaks in luck and il may
take the relay the final event, 10
split even.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
PICTURE CHANGES

When the Wolverines piled up
IA new record score in winning the
Indoor championship in March,
with Wisconsin, a team that since
has been Knocked hl-laSSes- te-the
military service, finishing second,
few fans saw the outdoor track
meet as anything but walk-away
for Michigan
But added freshman strength
under the new wartime eligibility
rules and = general Improvement
IN It's personnel have brought IL
hnoIS forward with A rush, as
demonstrated recently when the
illlni surprised the Wolverines
with a g. 10 so defeat in a dual
meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

While the majority of the schools
already have substituted service
teams Of these games Cancelled be-
cause of wartime transportation
difficulties. more were expected TO
be added. The possibilities include:
Michigan and Selfridge Field,
Purdue and Great Lakes, Indiana
and Camp Grant, Iowa and Iowa
SeahawkS. and Ohio State and
Great Lakes. The latter game j.
contingent on Minnesota agreeing
70 postpone its game with the
Buckeyes.
IOWA STILL LACKS COACH
Iowa. the hardest hit by football
manpower shortage with only p
out for spring practice, still was
without football caach. Mai.
Eddie Anderson, Frank Carideo
and jim Harris of the HaWkeye
staff have been called 10 the
-eolorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12

Continued on Page 2D
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-22

Copyright, 1s4s, King Features Syndicate,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-11-22

several pictures in which she has
had the leading role. She has just
completed successful engagements at
leading hotels, night clubs and thea
tiers throughout the country. Sup
plying the musical background for
the entire stage show is Herb Miller
and his orchestra, known through
out the country as the up and
Coming Band of the Year" Music
in the Miller Groove is something
different and something new, so
come on down and enjoy this enter
tainment treat. Other big acts con-
sist of Americas No. l Comedian,
Bob williams For Laughing Pur-
poses Only, outstanding comedian
direct from his latest Broadway en-
gagement; Rex. Weber, the vocal
illusion; and Francis Willis, charm
ing songstress; and Charlie Stuart,
popular master of ceremonies. The
stage shows are presented daily at
1:2O, 400. $50 and 900 p. m.
In addition to the giant stage
show there is a gigantic screen pro-
gram as well consisting of the first
Waterbury showing of Spotlight
Scandals with Herb Miller and his
orchestra and other favorites. The
first screen program gets under way
at IL noon with the doors of the
theater opening promptly at 11:45.
The complete stage and screen show
is seen in its entirety by 2:30, al
lowing defense workers to be at their
jobs at p. m. So make your plans
to attend now. Receive your Thanks
giving treat at Loew's Poll at no
advance in prices.