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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Miss Williams Here

Miss Mary Frances M-.iams is OK
pcviCd To arrive today from Baltimore
Md To spend few days here with
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Brinklcy. at their
home on Harrcll street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
tn 81 pptprSbtirp

MIR. and Mrs. Si2mund TciScr lett
thursday for ST. Petersburg. Fla.
hrrc they plan 20 spend the fall and
Inter months.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Leaves IIOSDital

Miss Janic Conn has returned 10
her home on Montgomery street from
Maria Parham hospital where she
had her tOnsilS removed Thursday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
News Of The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council of Churches

w. Baucom. .Jr.. T.. +. Perry. Il. l..
Patton, and /. p. prultt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-16
Q6RkTukTU6
'1&tM&!g J
Son Is Born.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. GIiS>um. Jr.
announce the birth of Il : Id. II OF.
son. Dennis Michael. on Monday.
October II. at Maria Parham hos
ptaI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Reeites Prayer

Joe Nadeau's youngster, Mi
chael. 2ih years old. can recite
the Lords Prayer. and has been
able to do so for the last four
months or so.
Talked when he was a year
old. (His pas a salesmanO
Alyene Mason, who sings at
the Wonder Bar. arrives with
the latest crisis in the women's
world.
You know that lacquer the
girls use 10 keep their up-hairdos
I'm place.
The beauty parlors generally
spray the lacquer with an ato-
n1izer.
This week the girl sprayed
Miss Mason's with-honest!-a
Fit gun.
Kept breaking the atomizers,"
the beauty operator explained
laconicallV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Film Star News
From A 10 z
CONTINUED from First Stage Page

Continued from First stage rage
Vic Natures. now in Reno.
S-Sheila Ryan, who has WIS.,
tied almost every camp in Amer
lea, wants to know what TO do
for measles, boys. Yep, she's
got 'em.
Tyrone Power is going
through marine boot" camp
like a trouper. The marines like
him fine.
1.-THE United States is so
proud of its Hollywood citizens,
who give more thought to you
boys than they do to themselves.
Vera Vague, whose voice is
heard via Bob Hopes radio
show. is not only grand person
but is 1900. good looking.
Surprised Or did you know?
W-Walter Pigeon is taking
a lot of kidding for that new
Van Dyck beard he wears for
the movie Madam Curie." Join
the parade of kidders. Walter is
good natured.
Xxx" are the kisses sent
by all of us in Hollywood TO all
of you doing such a grand job.
Z-Zorina will haunt any
soldiers dreams on request, as
she did in Star Spangled
Rhythm" See that picture if
Won can. bows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
low Songs
Are Born
Explained
BY DOROTHY MANNERS
special to ~ DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 6.
4 SIX d popular song writer
~ where he gets the inSEl.a-
tion for his tunes and lyrics and
nine times out of ten he viii
say something like this:
"SOme one said something
that stuck. I'm my mind - and
soon IL started spinning around
on a tune"
Hit songs are not just dreamed
up.
If song lives on it is because
an incident was sharp and
memorable.
Remember Some of These
Days" ?
Shelton Brooks was telling
Bill Robinson and Fats Waller
how that undying hit came to
life on the set of Stormy
Weather" the other day:
1T came straight out Of
BeaIe street" said the composer.
81 had just finished n show in
Memphis and went down 10
Beale street as most performers
do.
sitting In n little saloon I
watched IA fellow and girl
quarreling In low voice at the
bar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Drying Fruit

With canned goods rationing.
maybe somebody should look
into the process recently tested
out at Wayne University by DIR.
Gladys Everson, an instructor.
and Zoe Mccormick, a student,
for preserving fruit and vege-
tables by drying them.
Their report says:
"The average housewife, with
virtuAlly no equipment other
than that found I'm the ordinary
kitchen, can preserve surplus
farm products so they will keep
indefinitely, and keep their orig
inal flavor"
This could be important.
Martin LaurellO, the contor-
ZIONIST and animal trainer, has
a trick of turning his head clear
around, but doesn't do it in
Detroit.
The proprietor at Mickey's
said il bothered some people.
Several years ago when the
late Arthur Brisbane saw Lau-
relic do the trick in a Ripley
show, Brisbane remarked:
Him. Must have learned that
trick while driving a car and
trying to talk 10 his wife at the
same time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Started TO Plead
.'The girl started TO plead

THE girl started TO plead.
THE fellow was cold, stony.
Finally the girl gave up. She
started 10 leave. She took two
steps away from him. The whole
place was looking at them.
He had his back 10 her. Her
lips were thin.
"'Some of these days. she
said meaningly, you're gonna
be sorry. You're gonna miss
me-"
The girls words started run
ming through Brooks mind -
"Some of these days, you're
gonna miss me . Some of
these days you're gonna miss
me-"
All that night he worked at
the piano trying TO fit that re-
mark of hers into a tune-and
toward morning it was born as
Some of These DAYS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Man on Crutchces

81 was Looking out the window
during Wednesday mornings air
raid alert" says voice over the
phone.
"Tm opposite hospital, YOU
know.
"Down the street came a man
on crutChes.
II spent plenty Of time on
crutches myself in the last war.
"The air raid warden must
have been nice, enough chap.
He shOOed everybody OF the
sidewalk. a. ne was supposed 10
do, but ~ least he let the man
on crutches stand on the hos
pital steps. ~
Tie stood there the whole
tine.
somebody could have put a
chair ont there for him, but no
body did.
I'VE don't think OF these
things.
I'VE Just don't stop 10 think
about other people, any time.
Possibly. come 60 think Of ~,
that's what causes everything.
even wars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

GINGER ROGERS plays
the role of a title-seeking
dancer stranded in war
torn Europe in "Once Upon
a Honeymoon" which has
been moved TO the Broad
way Capitol Theater.
poser Of hundreds of hits, says
his inspiration for Did You
Ever See a Dream Walking"
came 10 him in a crowded night
club in New York so filled with
smoke he could hardly see any
thing.
Then out of the cigaret fog
one of the most beautiful girls
he ever had seen started walk
ing past his table.
1.-THE heavy smoke made her
so unreal that she seemed like
dream walking" Gordon eX-
plains.
81 started to wonder II any
body else had ever seen n
dream walking" Well, Mack
AL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Mr.. Five by Five

Don Rave and Gene de Paul.
Songwriting team responsible
for the sensational Mr.. Five
by Five got the idea for their
fortune-making tune watching
blimp-shaped Jimmy Rushing,
the singer with Count Basie's
band.
They were discussing Rush
ing's measurements when Don
said 10 Gene:
I'm swear that guy Is five
by five"
If the rest sounds easy, just
Try II.
Johnny Mercer blushingly adj
mits that Mrs. Mercer surpris-
ingly handed him the idea for a
set Of his most popular lyrics.
She was looking over an old
family album of the MERGERS
when she casually remarked:
Johnny, you must have been
n beautiful baby"
Remember that onQ7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Author TO Speak AT The Cass

with the American ambulance
unit on the Italian front; he
served a year in Russia with the
Hoover commission and with
the Red Cross mission TO Greece
in 1923.
Wolfe recently returned from
a six months survey of the path
of Japanese aggression in the
Pacific. visiting Japan, China.
Hongkong, the Philippines,
Dutch East Indies. Australia,
New Zealand and Hawaii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

HENRY c. WOLFE, author,
foreign affairs expert and world
traveller, is the speaker for the
Cass Town Hall on Friday
morning at II o'clock.
Wolfe's foreign affairs expert
ence goes back Is years to 1918,
with service in World War L
when, as a student from Phillips
Andover School, he went 10
France to serve as a volunteer
with the French army; he was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Girls Take Over

Girls are now taking over
some Of the mechanical Jobs for
the telephone company, another
Job that used TO be for men only.
The drys are cutting loose
with another campaign urging
Sunday blue laws TO close cafes
entirely
Too bad they couldn't have
listened in on the phone of one
cabaret owner the first day the
blue law gang started.
He had, in ono day, Is propo-
sitionS 20 open a Sunday speak
easy If and when the ban starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Happened There

A little investigation would
show that Judge Joseph \. ellis
got a very bum rap in that little
squabble at Lansing
He wasn't even with the man
involved in the argument, and
he wasn't drinking.
He just happened to be there.
He pleaded guilty because if
ne fought the case, il would look
like using his position 10 get out
of il.
Either way he looked bad,
without deserving it.
AS we hear il. Eddie Ricken-
hacker wasn't playing favorites
on his visit here.
He told some of the biggest Of
the big that they ought do a
better job. too.
Unlike absenteeism, il con-
cerned military matters and
couldn't be printed.
But he told EN-, Just the same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Dramatic Topper

There's an even more dra-
matte topper 10 that story"
Brooks reminiSceS.
"He may have missed her, or
not. But she didn't miss him.
"a week later / read In the
papers where she had shot at
him In front of that same sa-
lOou--and she didn't miss"
Mack Gordon, rotund COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Writes Him Daily

"The hardest part of two peo-
pie being separated by the war"
she explained, lis that they
aren't growing older together.
They are liable TO find, when
they are reunited, that they have
grown too far apart.
''But 1 believe there is a good
remedy for this-lOng and fire.
quent letters. L write Vaughn
every day, and i tell him about
everything in my life. Our let
ters become a sort of. chart, or
diary, whereby we will keep
abreast of each other In our
mental change and growth"
Deanna believes if the wife Of
an absent fighting man is the
type who likes to go -out and
have fun with close male friends
of her husband, she should.
81 am that type of girl" she
said, land as long as L keep
Vaughn posted on what 1 am
doing and he doesn't object, il
is better for me to live this way
to keep as happy as possible.
When / am happy L impart the
same spirit to him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

One Frets
About Loss
OF Chauffeur
b JACK PICKERING

G6T WAS sitting In the Chinese
l. T Gardens" says Mrs. +. Ar
mold Stcbbins. damned In be-
tween two other tables, and l
couldn't help hearing converse
ton nj both OF them.
AT one table heard a
woman say, e. and j had 10
lose the very best chauffeur 1
ever had took him in the
army and taxes are simply
ferOcious
"And right then. at the other
table, they were talking about
Europe and one of them was
saying, :. wouldn't II be ter
ribIe 90 sec child starve -"
Two kinds of people,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

about" she said, "but we have
no big interest in common.
Sometimes, liza couple is too
mutually interested in one thing
they become so absorbed i'm that
other interest that they develop
differences and neglect each
other. And they finally don't
get anywhere-eXcept in each
others hair"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

Miss Durbin.
Insists S
Adult Now

Continued from First Stage Page)
thousands of young married
women throughout the nation
have had 10 deal since we went
TO war.
With Vaughn away in the
service, she has worked out a
plan of keeping both herself and
her husband as happy as circum-
stances will allow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Rule of Honesty

With a capacity for sane rea-
Soning like this, it is no wonder
that Deanna'S bosses have as
sured her that she will no longer
be seen as a girl on the screen.
ut Is all matter of looking
at life squarely and being honest
with yourself and Others" she
said.
"What more can one do: For
girls who don't feel the same
way i do, or who don't enjoy the
complete trust of their hus-
bands, some other solution can
always be found IL the rule of
honesty is applied"
Deanna also has one of the
most reasonable answers / have
ever heard to the old theory
that married people are held to-
gether by one great mutual in
tereSt.
vaughn and 1 have a thou
sand little things to write
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
'Detroiter Heads
.Mdsons Of State

{ LANSING, May 26-Dr Albert
"A. Hughes Of Detroit today be-
sean his term as grand master of
stbe Grand Lodge Of Michigan,
EFree and Accepted Masons. follow
5ing his election at the lodges 99th
@snnual conVocauon.
< Other officers named are Paul
20. StraWhecker Grand Rapids,
deputy grand master; DR.. J. Ken
meth Lyons, Jackson. senior grand
awarden: Roscoe J. Burch. Benton
EHarbor, junior grand warden
Hugh A. Mcpherson, Pontiac,
sRrand treasurer; F. Homer New
hton. Grand Rapids, grand secre-
stary.
Z DR.. Francis B. Lambda. Mid
aand. grand lecturer; Rev. William
&C. Donald. Flint. grand chaplain;
Glarence A. Hooper. Flint, senior
sRrand deacon: Hazen p. Cole,
Ithaca. junior grand deacon; Hugh
=Johnson, Traverse City, grand
1narshal. and Richard L. Steed
Detroit. grand tiler.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
Give d Dollar
Tomorrow for
Poppy, Is Plea

Dtuot cets i's chance tomor.
row TO invest m humanity
That's the ringing challenge
which WAS sounded today as more
,uan 1000 volunteers received
their allotment Of poppies, ready
for the citywide sale which will
bring "doliarS-not dimes into
the Golfers Of five organizations.
that wounded veterans might have
a chance 10 live and return 10
their uChtful rank in society.
Leaders in the humanitarian
movement were emphatic IN
STeSSln6 thar the annual Poppy
Day sale was not a charity func-
uon. These men who return
wounded from the battlefield
they declared. are not objects Of
relief as Detroit has come 10
know II
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26

Fit It Alexander Roy Nelson
of -2az Grove M-ndSnr. has hocn
awarded the RCAF Distinguished
Flying Cross for gallantry IN ac-
tion including a successful attack
on an enemy merchant vessel, II
was announced in OTTAWA today.
He is the son Of Mir and Mrs.
Alex Nelson. Ills father has been
a printer on The Detroit Times for
several years.
A graduate of Kennedy College
and Windsor Vocational School
young Nelson enlisted in the
.RCAF AUG. y. 1910. Ills citation
said he has flown on operations
since May. 1912, and that he par
ticipated in the 1000 bomber raid
on Cologne. II added
"F1ying officer Nelson in the
face of intense opposition made
n successful attack on an enemy
merchant vessel. More recently
he has done excellent work
on long range anti-submarine
patrol -
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
.RAF Bombs Jsps in Burma

NEW DELHI. May 26 UP)--
Two Raj planes were lost yester-
day in raids on strong points in
.the Upper Chindwin and bombing
and machine-gunninG attacks on
Japanese positions near Buthl-
,datInc- -AGlSleLn-R -RlLrla, -cAalA
SAID today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
AID WOUNDED
1--WE owe them far more than


we could ever pay" they said
Use Of the funds will be eX-
cluSively FOR veterans who have
ben inCapacitated or for families
of veterans who have given their
lives az the front
Maintenance Of services for
patients al the great Percy Jones
Hospital in Battle Creek and for
The VFW National Home AT Eaton
Rapids is only an integral part of
the work 70 which the fund is de-
voted.
The field includes rehabilitation
of men who have been wounded.
investigation into insurance claims.
pensions, disqualification. burial
claim, schooling and scores OF other
IncidentalS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-26
INCREASED NEED FOR FUNDS

The need for funds with the re-
turn of tens OF thousands of
wounded men is already on the
increase and will become. 10 times
as great as in years past, officials
said. Without sufficient income
from Poppy Day tomorrow, these
men will suffer.
Last year, Detrolt's citizens who
bought poppies spent an average
Of 9 cents each. raising less than
$4,000. The institution at Eaton
Rapids alone represents an in
vestment of $500, 900. This year
the number OF poppies and the
amount of individual nationsl
must be increased # the needs of
the veterans are 10 be met.
That's why officials of the Joint
Poppy Day committee are urging
an vestment of "dollars-not
dimes" in humanity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Fight Results
~ Universal service

NEW YORK Cst Nicholas Arena -
Marvin Bryant, l1s. Dallas, TEX dt'
cisioned Larry Anzslone, 1876, New fofs
tsJ. Joey Varoff 1873 coast guard tech
nically knocked out Jimmy Morrison. 1888
Newark, y j 90, Rocky GraklAno, lbl
New York dccisioned Charles Mcpherson
1856 Brooklyn 90 Bobby Gunter, ISL
Detroit, drew with Leo Francis, l3f Ne"
York (sl Teddy Brown, III Brooklyn,
technically knocked out Tony Voc. III,
New York
PHILApELPHIA - Holman Williams,
1856 Chicago. decisioned steve Belloise
1877, New York ti0l Julie Hogan, lal'
New Haven. decisioned Dustry Brown,
1876 Win .uEfon, Della. 90
BALTIMORE Nd - Curtis Sheppard
1856. Pittsburgh. Knocked out Clint Con
way. 1Sl New York o..
PROVIDENCE, X Tony Costa. 800
Woonsocket. r. l.. defeated Jackie Wilson,
i2q Pittsburgh CO. on disqualification
Francis Leonard 1873 Taunton. Mass
decisioned Joe Grffo, 1872. Newark y J.
90
SCRANTON. Pa - Charlie sabateus
l42 Philadelphia deCisioned Lester Young,
1877 Philadelphia (iOl
cHICAGO--Joe suhck, 1881. New
York decisioned Robert Simmons. li7,
Indianapolis G0). Willie Moon 1872, Chi
cago. decisloned Pete Bolos, 1872, Detroit
90; Gene Simmons. 16a, Indianapolis
decisioned Az Clark, l64, Detroit go
lsador Miner. 15e. Chicago decisioned
Mickey Austin. l1o, Detroit 60
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Charlie Eagle
$50. Waterbury Conn, decisioned Herman
Badger i72 New Haven 80
WASHINGTON Lee Ona. 1877. Detroit
decisioned George Parks. iss. Washing
ton ti0J
BATH Ne Fern Pelletier l39. Lewis
ton Ne. decisionsd Johnny Coe, 1877.
Medford Mass 80.
NEWARK, y Danny Kaplow 1876.
New York, decisioned Solomon stewart,
49, New York (s).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
ProCroWds Up
"a Per Cent

CHICAGO Dec. 7 (INS)-The
National Football League smashed
its attendance records during the
season now ending. il was revealed
today.
The average attendance per
game was 26.6l1, as compared TO
1880 in 1912, an increase Of 36.7
per cent.
In 1912 1.079, 148 persons saw IS
league games, while this season
1912, 469 witnessed the 40 league
games.
The figures include the Giants
Redskins game 10 be played at
Washington Sunday. The game is
a sell-out, as have been the FIVE
previous Washington contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Three DetrOiters
Lose in ChiCaQo

CHICAGO, Dec. 7 tUPl Joe
Sulick, 1854. New York won a
unanimous l0-round decision last
night over Robert Simmons. 147,
indianapolis. in closely con-
tested fight
Willie Moon former Chicago
amateur bantamweight champion
won five-round decision over
Pete Bolos OF Detroit at 1872
pounds. Gene Simmons. los,
indianapolis. won five-round
decision from AL Clark, l64. of
Detroit. Isador Miner, l39. Chi
cago, decisioned Mickey Austin,
140. Detroit in FIVE rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Scratches
NJ United Press
..rr.rr -. .rr.n...

Weather clear track fast
First Race wee Tam. Bright Echo.
Time Up Ann Carroll, Glorious See,
RrainsAhre
Second Race, Who REICH. Baby Now
lee Miss SCOT Some Groucher Crimson
Lancer. Mayfair
Third Race Free Giver Queen Nina
toka Merre Shot. TuIda Margaret
Louan Happy Sis
Fourth Race Hard Loser, Col Scott
Two straws scotch Flag. Shan hiil.
Bullet r
F1nh Raced onaros Bltzette.
BRIGHT n Happy. No TIP. swish. Bills
Anne
sixth Race Iran Fair Haired. Rare.
skippy hc6ee, Empire Isle, Miss De
mare
Seventh Race Early Bound, Bold Hill.
Southland Gem Lena Girl, Inmate
Gold Saxon
Eighth Race - indicator Herod 3
PLATE. New Life. Tsntrum, stunning.
DinEen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Jackie Wilson Loses
On disqualification

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Dec. Z
CUP)-Tony Costa. 100, Woon-
socket, r. l., defeated Jackie Will
son, 100, Pittsburgh. former MIA
featherweight champion, last night
when Wilson was disqualified in
the sixth round Of a scheduled 10
rounder for allegedly pulling his
punches. Referee Tim Ferrick
awarded Costa the bout because
he said he saw Wilson pull a right
hand punch that was headed for
Costa'S unprotected Jaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

With Eddie Coy's leading Yer
nor's team idle, Selma Myers Kim
neys account for three changes
among the leaders in the Women
Travelling Bowling League in win
ming three out of four points from
Gertrude Ruttan's Great Lakes
Recreation
The defeat tumbled Great Lakes
from fifth 10 a tie for seventh
place and enabled Alice Loves New
Fairview Recreation No. ] and
Clara Aliens Olympic Recreation
each TO move Up notch. Cresence
Sterbenz hit 187-173-l65 for 525
and Crystal Pearce sos as the sec
ond place KinneyS rolled 2423 ia
Great Lakes 1897.
New Fairview swept Helen Ma
harg'S Grandmont Recreation on
2420 10 1900, Louis Conley having
204 in $40. Irene Schlusler's 22S
in 59l. Stella Hartrick's 2l2 IN
STA and Mrs Aliens 526 stood out
as OlympicS took three from
Nancy Whites New Falrview No.
2 with 1884 10 2527
Gertrude Ortkras tipped 229-
65-210-604 when Ida Wetzefs
Argyle Rec. tripped lola Gremefs
West Chicago for four points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Al BIOzis Faces
Induction Test

NEW YORK. Dec. Z tUP)-Al
Blozis, 245-pound tackle for the
New York Giants. was scheduled
10 take his pre-inductlon physical
examination today. Blozis. re-
garded as one Of the best linemen
m the National Professional Foot
ball League, was turned down on
a previous examination because Of
ms size. He is 6 feet s inches tall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Big Rally Wins
For Michigan

ROMULUS. Dec. 7 University
Of Michigan's basketball team has
what it takes. even if It must de-
pend entirely on an all-ciVilian
lineup,
This was demonstrated here
last night when the Wolverines,
playing without any OF their navy
OF marine trainecS, defeated the
RomuluS Air Base team. 1870
A good comeback accounted for
MlChlgan'S victory. The Fllers
led 1913 al halftime and were
ahead with only 10 minutes TO 60
when the cagers from Ann Arbor
spurted and gradually piled up
their winning margin.
Lund topped the Michigan Scor-
ers with II points, while Lewis
was high man fer the Filters
with q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Rifle Club Officials
Meet To Make Plans

Officials o n the English Room Book
Cadillac Hotel night o'clock make plans for the
establishment training schools all Michigan
rifle clubs during the coming winter and spring
Among other matters be settled will he four
position experts sights
whether graduates small
Hearst shoot.
W. Bailey chief officer; John = Sprague chief
officer; Ted
Bottoms chief
Gies, rifle editor, in
in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Great Lakes Picked
For Lutheran Journey

Great Lakes Bowling Center
will be the scene OF the fifteenth
annual Lutheran tournament. The
event will open Jan. % and con-
tlnue on week ends through March
u Play Will be open 10 Luth-
eran bowlers of Michigan and
neighbdring states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Redrdon Named
To Head Farms

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 7 up
Herb Pennock. general manager
Of the Philadelphia Phillies, said
today that Joseph F. Reardon,
general manager Of the Scranton
team IN the Eastern League had
been appointed head Of the Phil
lies farm system.