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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Girl, II, Kills. Boy, 8;
Tells Of Gun Threat

JACKSON, Aug z 49, Patricia
Cox, IL who admitted shooting
fatally Robert Hines. her S-year-
old playmate, remained in custody
other parents today pending COM
pIetlon OF an investigation by the
Jackson County prosecutors Of
flee She said Robert first threat
ened her with an air rifle and she
fired on him with her uncle's deer
rifle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
HouSiingProjects
Here Total 9,955
Units in Year
Q I79 More Units VIII Be
Finished in 90 Days,
$4,000 10 Get Homes

The Detroit area office n the
Federal Public Housing Authority
announced Saturday that almost
10000 new Accommodations for wal
workers have been completed in
the Detroit area within the pas
L months.
THE 1855 new units In this
area represent more than hsh
81 the total Of 1880 completed
during the year In region ""
michigan, Ohio. Kentucky and
West Virginia, Sherwood l..
Reeder Detroit director OF
FPHA, said
GIVES FIGURES
I'm addition 10 the 1885 units
which have been completed,
there were 1000 units available
year ago, making n total of
l0.955 units of our war housing
program completed. or approx
mAtely half. Added 10 this are
9l29 units under construction.
practically all of which will he
completed within 90 days:
"Of the total number Of units
completed, 1913 are under
supervision Of the Detroit HOus-
ing Commission. Upon compile
ton Of the present program,
there will he 1888 units avail
able for war workers and their
families, representing 20 per
cent OF the total: $500 dormi-
tories. or 25 per cent and 1857
trailer homes, or 8 per cent.
WILL HOUSE $4,000
by the middle of October this
program will he providing hous-
ing facilities for $4,000 or more
people. In the Willow Run area
alone. there will have grown
community OF over 10000 per-
sons where there was just vacant
land a year ago"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

Appointmert Of II. Myron f.
Merry as commanding officer Of
the Detroit Coast Guard Base and
captain OF the port of Detroit was
announced here Saturday.
1t. Merry. 81. a former Cleve-
land attorney. succeeds 1t Comm.
Harry A. Myer who has been as
signed to the coast guards over
seas combat feet.
The new commander has served
as assistant captain Of the Detroit
port for the past year. He lives
with Mrs. Merry at al Fisher
road. Crosse Polnte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
b. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity warrsr sunday
forenoon. Gentle winds becoming moderate
DETROIT DATA
Departure from normal temperature since
Jan !. 230
Temperatures one year Ago today. High
est. -, lowest S. mean 50
Temperature TINS date m past ~ years
Highesf 100 ID 1915 lopest ~ In 1909
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Nazi Prisoner Recsptured

ALEXANDRIA. La, Aug. 7
ClNS)--Pvt. Hugo Hanke. %,
German prisoner OF war, escaped
yesterday from the stockade at
nearby Camp Livingston, but was
Quickly recapiured. J..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

For the unbelevably thrilling yet TRUE and
COMPLETE account of Gen. Doolttle's Tokyo raid.
as told by of his raider heroes read THIRTY
SECONDS OVER TOKYO" starting MONDAY in The
Detroit Times. THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO"
written by Capt Ted W. Lawson and edited by Robert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

also the story of the secret preparations detailed
account of almost incredible adventures and suerngs of
the intrepid airmen after they crashed Read THIRTY
SECONDS OVER TOKYO" of the very best factusI
stories the has produced continuing daily in The
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

Considne, is the whole exciting story of the history
bombers that actually dropped bombs Tokyo and
crashed into the China sea. THIRTY SECONDS OVER
TOKYO the factua story every is talking about,
brings you only the dramatic tale raid itself but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08

An hour or two OF quiet indoor
play is next on the schedule and
Jimmy builds bridges and houses
from the blocks in the playroom
or races toy cars and trains
around the floor.
Although it's often given under
protest, a bath is next on Jlmmy's
program. Miss Wanda Pryzluska,
registered nurse on night duty
then sees that her small charge
is put TO bed.
All this is fine with Jimmy but
being the only little boy-in build
ing which could easily accommo-
date 80 just isn't much fun.
GIVES EXPLANATION
The night care center Jimmy
attends Is the first one of its kind
in Detroit. and was opened Mon
day Although a number of work
ing mothers in Detroit had voiced
the need for such a center regis
trations did not come in.
Mrs. Katherine Burlingame Of
the Children's War Service, gives
this explanation:
There are many mothers
who are now leaving their chill
dren with relatives and friends
who do not know such a service
Is available"
NOT A FAILURE
Though limping alone. the night
care experiment in Detroit cannot
yet be called failure. The Pc
ioskey Child Care Center begin
ming Monday will operate on a
24-hour basis. with a nursery
school, cantcen, and the nigh:
care center under the sponsorship
of the Michigan State Child Care
Committee. all conducted in the
one building. Petoskey and Bur
lingame.
Any child from to Ia may be
brought 10 the center in the morn
ing. have lunch and dinner. stay
all night and be given breakfast
the next day
Fees AT the school include a 80
cent charge for night care. a -
cent charge for each meal and
the day care nursery operates on
5 cents an hour basis.
ON 24-HOUR DUTY
Teachers and nurses are on "a
hour duty with the program under
the supervision Of Mrs. Peggy 6.
North. houSemOther
1T Is our aim" says Mrs.
North. "tO give each child the
same individual care and con-
sideration he would get at home.
Helen Magnee, one of our teach
ers, has had special training in
kindergarten work and Is
regular teacher i'm the Detroit
public schools"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
Acid Indigestio
Relieved In s minutes or
double your money back

WHEN excess stomach arid causes painful az
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
State Legiionnaiires
To Meet Friday
~ Vets OF World War i
10 Be Inducted in Detroit

Veterans Of World War J will
converge on Detroit this week for
the annual state convention Of
the American Legion which opens
Friday al the Book-Cadillac Hotel,
OF particular significance this
year will be the induction into the
legion of several veterans Of World
War ii.
MASS INDUCTION
In addition there will be a mass
induction Of officers from 30 posts
on Sunday al z p. m. IN the CasS
Technical High School auditorium.
The public is invited to attend.
Highlight of the convention will
be the parade on Sunday which
will precede the induction cere-
monies 10 be conducted by Voiture
102, 40 and s. national champion
ritual team.
Participating will be Larned
Post No. ! Charles Young Post
No. II; Thomas Edison Post No.
1877; Red Arrow Post No Sol;
Besudry Post No. 125; Wayne
County Auxiliary No. /; Roose
Vanker Auxiliary No 286.
GUESTS OF HONOR
Guests of honor at the cere-
monies will he Gov Kelly and
Mayor Jeffries.
The mass induction of officers
was ordered this year in order TO
conserve gasoline. In previous
years the 40 and 8 ritual team
visited each post and held sep
arate ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-08
NOT FAILURE

Fees AT the school include a 80
cent charge for night care a -
cent charge for each meal. and
the day care nursery operates on
a cents an hour basis
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

According to one. member of the
board. this condition Will be a
great determining factor in the
decision to appoint a head football
coach at this time According 10
the same source. II is very likely
that the decision will be postponed
for two or three months, If not
indefinitely.
However. II is very probable
that definite action will bc taken
on the second question facing the
board-the selection Of an athletic
director This semester the uni
verSity is training approximately
200 reserviStS, and this number
will he increased by 500 in the
semester beginning in February.
Three names have been tossed
into the hat from which the board
may draw a man 10 handle what
ever position the group deems is
during the present ener-
gency. They are Lloyd Brazil. back
field coach and the schools first
All-American and greatest half
back; Arthur Bud Boeringer.
line coach and one Of Notre
Danes best and John HaCkett.
football coach at Catholic Central
High School.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

been added 10 the Hungarian team
for this game
Sam Dermurico. former Vene-
tan halfback will start his first
game for the challengers. Two ad.
ditional men, both borrowed from
Northwestern on assist contracts,
figure 10 further even the game.
Dick Glib, an outside right who
played with the IoSco club last
year and Tom Sharp. halfback.
arc the two new faces that will
top Hungarian uniforms for the
first time.
Mike Steiner. who scored twice
for the Germans in the first con-
test, will be playing again as will
Hans Lober and Ewald the teams
leading scorers. Steve Robanci of
the HungarianS merits individual
mention with them for his scoring
efforts on his teams behalf during
the regular season.
The Germans have won 5 and
tied 2 games as against the Hun
record of 2 defeats. 2 ties
and 3 Victories
James Terrace will referee.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Award dKdmeQo
Nod Over Borne

John Kamego Of Annunciation
won a split decision over Bill
Borne in the feature bout Of an
amateur fight card staged at
Crosse lie Naval Air Station. A
slight edge in defensive skill gave
Kamego his margin over the Gene
Tunney Boys Club entry in three
hectic rounds Of battling. Borne
hoored his foe in the first round.
There were 10 bouts on the
program witnessed BY 500 officers
and enlisted men. The show Mas
sponsored by the Michigan A. A. L.
and financed by the S and S Tool
Company.
There was only one Knockout
on the card. Peter Andray Of
Hudson stopping Joe Clancy OF
Annunciation shortly after the
first round got under way.
The complete results:
Paul Deelos Annunciatlon. defeated Joe
Leinchek Highland PARK Recreation
F Abromatis, Highland PARK, defeate-
AT Tracy Jr. az Arnunc alton
Len Lezotte. AnnunCia'lon, defea ted Billy
AndriE BOYS club
Joe O'Connor Highland Park, defsstet
Herb Sln. Aurunclafior
Al Lsdian. Highland Park. defeated Jacb
Sill Annunciattou
Ken ssundry. Highland Park. defeated
DICK Esminsk, Arnuncis'i0n
Peter Andray. Hudson knocked out JoI
Clancy. Anruncistion. FIRST rolnr
Bert McGargle, Annunclati0n. defeatec
Robert kuhisn HichIsnd Park
jim Carrou Highland PARK defeated BOT
Nordon. Gene TunneN BOYS Club
John kameEo AnnunCiation defeated
BIZ Borne, Gene Turney BOYS Club
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Service Cdgers
Take Spotlight
BY TOM HARPER

Service teams will furnish the
opposition in four Of the seven
contests to be played by local col
legiate basketball teams this
week
Wayne University has two
games scheduled on the road
Tuesday the Tartars Will find
themselves in the favorite's role
when they play the Crosse lie
Naval Base at Crosse lie. Friday
Wayne should rate the edge
against Albion College in a contest
there.
University Of Detroit will play
host Saturday night 10 the Air
Base team from RomuluS. Mich.
The Titans figure to capture their
eighth victory.
Lawrence Tech will meet Toledo
Naval Training Station Tuesday
at Toledo Saturday the Sailors
come here.
Detroit Tech tackles AsSump-
tion at Windsor "Wednesday and
returns 10 the Downtown Y for a
Saturday contest with Tri-State
This week $ games.
Tt FSpAN
Lawrence Tech IS Toledo Naval Base
Ghereb. Wayne VS.. Crosse Ic Naval Base
tthcreI.
WEDNESDAY
Detroit Tech vs. Assumption chrrrl
FRIDAY
WAYNE vs. Albion therH
SATURDAY
Air Base So 3fS w. t'r.rere.tv. cf
Detroit (rereI Tu-Stafe vs. Detroit Teen
therel Toledo Naval Base VS. Lawrence
Tech therel
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Rafferty, Gets Upset
Win in New York

NEW YORK, Jan. is CUP).-
Jim Rafferty,, former Fordham
star now wearing the colorS Of the
New York Athletic Club, won the
feature event in ATS today in
the first half of the Metropolitan
AAU track and field champion
ships before 1000 spectators at
Ohio Field.
The second section Of the meet
VIII he run off al Columbia Uni
versity's South Field next Satur-
day.
Rafferty, broke the tape IN yards
in front Of favored Frank Dixon
of New York University with the
latter'S teammate, Henry Eckert
third
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Financial News
Is in This Section
y. of ID. Board Nay Fill
DOrais' Job This Sunday

University Of Detroit Athletic
Board Will meet this Sunday 10
discuss the possible successor tc
former Coach and Athletic Direc-
tor Charles f. tGuS) DoraiS.
According TO the Rev. George A.
SIMPLE. S !, chairman, the board
faces al least three major prob
lens which will have 10 be solved
Whether IL il advisable 10
appoint a head football coach
when II Is uncertain at this time
that the University will have a
football team next season.
2-Whether an athletic direc-
tor should he appointed To direct
the enlarged physical training
program on the campus, regard
less of collegiate football COM
petition.
3-Nho will be the choice
either 20 direct or coach. prOvld-
ing the first two problems are
settled.
II was evident al the time Do
rails accepted the position with the
Detroit Lions that the prospect of
continued football competition at
l.. of u. was at least uncertain. if
not doubtful.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Hungarians Aim Guns
At Soccer Championship

a team Of determined soccer
players. bearing the title Hun
Earian-Americans. Will sink their
cleats In Solvay Field Sund ay
afternoon al 3 o'clock with an eve
on that indicated record the
United-German eleven has main
tanned through the Detroit ANA
tour League season.
The two teams met in league
competition and the G. erman
scored a smashing 81 victory but
IN Sundays game two factors in
dicate that the S score is plenty
problematical
One Of them lies in the stakes
stakes.
The winner today will represent
Michigan M the National Chal-
asnge Cup Competition 10 be
scheduled when AN of tho oppo-
ncnts have been selected This for
impetus.
Even more important. three new
players, all of them top men. have
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Fitness
Card Studied
south Of Rochester :.

Physical training with a mini
mum of expense.
That will be the motif of the
bodybuilding exposition sched-
uled for ST. Theresa's High School
January 25 when the Catholic
school department presents its
version in the series Of Michigan
High School Athletic Association
demonstrations.
The first two exhibitions were
given at Ann Arbor and East Ian
sing on the campuSeS Of Michigan
and Michigan State colleges.
A group Of St. Theresa students.
under the instruction Of George
Dufour. athletic director. will
participate in the demonstration
Russell Californian. physical
education head AZ FordSon High
School will report on a recent
athletic meeting in Chicago at
which the topic of physical fitness
in the schools was discussed The
meeting was attended by school,
army and navy officials.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Wings and Ha.uks Tie, IL; Badgers Trim u of W.
Wisconsin Men
Have Scoring
Field Day

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 16-The
Wisconsin Badgers turned the
tables on Michigan tonight as they
recovered from last nights en-
counter. Playing the Wolverines
completely off their feet, the Bad
gers rang up a total of 50 points
TO "a for Michigan.
Wisconsin really had its famed
offense clicking smoothly as they
scored p baskets out OF 81 at
tempts. Employing the last break
10 good advantage, the Badgers
didn' give the Wolverines a chance
to get its defense set. Always
susceptible 10 the last break,
Michigan was especially lax to-
night.
The game started off even
enough, but soon Wisconsin began
TO pull away Michigan took a
good deal of set shots, but the
Badgers dominated the play under
the blackboard and gave them no
opportunity 10 tip these shots in.
The situation was the game at the
Michigan end Of the court as the
Wolverines had great difficulty in
getting possession Of the ball.
The play was fast and furious
during the greater part of the
game. and the Wolverines, at
tempting 70 gain possession of the
ball, committed great many
fouls. Wisconsin took advantage of
this and seldom failed 10 connect.
Walt Lautenbach led the scoring
with Ia points, and Jim Mandler
was high man for the Wolverines
with 10 For the Badgers, every
man made a contribution 10 the
scoring as their long shots seldom
missed.
This was Michigan's worst de-
feat of the season so far as the
B d gers completely outplayed
them. The Wolverines next game
is with the 345th Army Air Base
Squadron.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Cdnty Heads
Brewster Show

Jimmy Canty who stopped al
Winters in the first round Of the
Goodfellow boxing show az Olym-
pia several weeks ACC. viii high
light a special benefit card. Janu-
ary 30 in conjunction with as
celebrations staged by the city de-
partment of parks and recreation
IN commemoration of the PreSi-
dents birthday
In tho Semhnal match. Luther
Burgess of Brewster Is slated "a
fight Jerry FamiharI Of Dearborn
Boys Club.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Bill Moon, Harness
Racer, Dies at 85

LAPORTE, Ind. Jan. l6 CUPl
William D. "Bnl' Moon. famous
S5-year-old harness trainer and
driver. died yesterday after a long
illness.
Moon raced and trained horses
for more than so year, for many
seasons in northern Indiana and
southern Michigan circuits. He
won honorS IN snow racing in Chi
cago in 1909 and 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Tennis Body Delays
Decision on Journeys

NEW YORK. Jan. 16 CUP).-
The United States Lawn Tennis
Association in a resolution today
agreed not 10 make any immediate
decision on whether 10 hold the
various nationa. championships in
1943.
Before any action is taken. war
agencies Will be consulted. II was
agreed that If the national anna
tcur tennis championships are
held, they Will be staged at the
West Side Tennis Club, Forest
HllIS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
HoIotd Scores
His First Here;
.HdmilI Knots Il
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Red Hamill Johnny Mowers
ink on the Chicago team, scored
a goal in the final period 10 give
the Blackhawks IL tie with the
Red Wings at Olympia Saturday
night.
The game Started out as a
vicious checking affair, with the
Wings linIment line Of Abel.
Crosse and Wares carrying the
play 10 the Chicago end from the
beginning against Red Hamill Bob
IThoms and the veteran Mush.
March. That il would be another
in the bruising series was indi-
Gated when Jack Stewart gave
Aud Tuten, Chicago defenseman, a
terrific reef in the Hawk end OF
the ice in the first two minutes.
Goalic Bert Gardiner of the
Hawks found himself, in hot water
az least five times during the
period but held off some of the
most furious Detroit charges and
Smothered fine tries by Don Crosse
and Mud Bruneteau.
/ SO aggressive were the Red
Wings that the period hit the IL 90
marks before Johnny Mowers had
/ 10 make save in the Detroit net.
That was on a 40-foot shot by
Doug Bentley. one of the leading
Chicago scorers.
The Wings took the lead on a
goal by Johnny Holota with less
than two Minutes. 10 90 in the
opening period. The rookie center
from indianapolis scored his first
Wing goal in Olympia by grabbing
a rebound of Harry Watson'S shot
from 10 feet out and jamming IL
under Goalie Gardiner at the right
corner.
1t took three pokes for Holota
TO get the puck under the Chicago
goalie and flash the red light.
Gardiner pulled the puck out with
his pads and protested the goal
vigorously. His teammates joined
him in his protests. but Referee
Chadwick paid no attention.
/ The Chicago goalie came close
TO a penalty himself when he
slaShed at Holota on the next
rush, just ticking his skate with
the big stick as Kolota flew past.
The crowd roared, but the officials
said they did not see the slash.
Just before the period ended
the hard checking eliminated in
some high sticking between Gully
Simon of Detroit and George Allen
= of Chicago. which resulted in both
drawing two-minute penalties.
Detroit and Johnny Mowers got
one of the breaks of the game in
the first minute of the second
period when Aud Tuten, Hawk
defenseman, got in the clear on
left wing 10 grab q loose puck.
He drew Mowers five feet out of
the cage before he fired a 25-footer
that hit the far post and bounded
: out for the happily surprised
Mowers TO clear.
2 Mowers hopes for his fourth
: shutout of the season ended when
j the Hawks tied the score half way
C through the final period on a goal
S by Gully Dahlstrom.
n The Chicago center cut in or
n right wing after taking a pass
from George Allen at the blue line
c and angled around Jimmy Orlando
j. TO get in alone and pick the short
n side on the Detroit goalie.
The Wings play the Hawks again
: this sunday in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Walter Stewart, junior, who
stroked away from his teammate,
John Mccarthy. and John Nichols
of Michigan State 10 win in 5:051.
The summaries:
VI a A. Z. l0O-yard backstr0ke-W Won
by Walter Stewart CCMI John Mccarthy
tuMI second John Nichols michigan
Statel, third. Time. 5-05.t.
OPEN EVENTS
50-yayd free sfNle handicap Won b.
Richardson tMSCJ. Jams Wrattachedt ;.
second, HefternaE Csc. third. Time.
.25.2
50-yard backstroke handicap -- Won by
LOckton tBsttle Creek High SCHOOL, Nc
Taggeu CFlint Central second Papen-
gufh unattached, third Time sos
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
WhirIdwdy Arrives
AT New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Is GNS)
-Whirlaway. king of the turf. ar
rived at Fair Grounds race track
today along with FIVE other horses
of the Warren Wright farms.
Fair Grounds officials said that
they expected another shipment Of
Wright'S horses tomorrow. Mo
land, Charles S, Howard's horse,
also was expected tomorrow or
early next week
When Whirlaway will first run
has not been decided. officials said
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Holidays Record Try
Fails by Fraction
By GEORGE E. VAN

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 16.-Harry
Holidays attempt 10 break Adolph
Keifer's 100-yard worlds back
stroke record in a heat of the
Michigan A. A. L. championships
here tonight was two and eight
tenths seconds shy Of the 572
standard of the Chicago boys.
The l9-year-old L. of VI Sopho-
more from Butler. Pa, obviously
nervous. had trouble on two turns
which cost him time. He was
clocked officially in 50 seconds fat.
The 44O-yard Michigan free style
championship went 10 Wolverine.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Assumption Easy
For j. D., 33-24

University ~ Detroit's seventh
basketball victory was an easy one
as II trimmed Windsors Assump-
tion College. 1924 Saturday night
at Holy Redeemer gym.
Assumption started 10 give the
.TitanS battle. tieing the count
-four times in tho first half. but
baskets by Jack Quinn left the
score 14-ll as the first half ended
and Assumption never could close
the gap.
Joe Mader'S Il points for the
.Titans and Ed Sovran's IL for
Assumption were scoring features.
L. Of u. has lost one game.
nETnnFT NHVrnN
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Tuss McLauehry a Major

BOSTON. Jan. Is CUP) De
Ormond tTuss) McLaughry. 40
year-old head football coach Of
Dartmouth College, was commits
stoned here today as a major in
the United States Marine Corps
the third member a his family
to join the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Bulge TO Enter Service

MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 16 (UP).-
Donald Bulge worlds professional
tennis champion, has resigned as
physical training director of Em-
bry-Riddle School Of Aviation 10
enter a branch of the armed
service.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
WISCONSIN
MIC IiIGAN

Totals IL - 50 Totals q II SIS
HAf lime score Wisconsin -, Mich
gan g.
Referee Rlff Lebanon valley. Umpire
- Kuegtr ONO T.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Totals 4 573 Totals II 224
score a. halt. ~ p, l4 Assump-
tson Il