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Evening star., 1943-09-12

telligent citizen realizes that. And
we know, also, that the most logical
and economical way Of rendering
full assistance on a community wide
basis is through our Community
War Fund"
Key men in the emergency agen-
cies will begin their drive in Octo-
Der, with each department involved
operating directly under a depart
mental chairman named by Mr..
Stettinius.
Chairmen Are Named.
They are: Alien Property Custo-
dian, George Powell; Division of
Central Administrative Services, l..
E. Clark: Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp, Alfred S. Loda; Inter-Amer-
lean Affairs. Courtney Burton; Ma
tional Housing Administration,
Arthur G. Deane; National War
Labor Board, Carl Schneider: Once
OF Censorship, Mrs. Elizabeth Geib:
ONCE OF Civilian Defense, j. B.
Martin; Office of Defense Trans
portation, Joseph L. White; Office of
Lease-Lend Administration, Charles
DENLY
Office of Economic Warfare, David
Evening star., 1943-09-12

make the best use OF their income"
Mrs. Kilinski continued.
The association helps persons with
blindness or eye difficulties, she said.
Persons whose morale has been low
cred by 4 serious accident or illness
often come to the associations
trained social workers for help.
The new director is particularly
interested, she said, in the training
that the association gives to stu
dents In the social work field.
ITO meet the continuing and in
creasing need for professional social
workers in many fields" she said
we give supervised social field work
training to students, in cooperation
with schools of social work"
Mrs. Kilinski is a native Of Louis
vile, Ala, and was graduated from
William and Mary College in 1885.
She lives at 1914 Seventeenth street
NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

Alaska Highway" Dixie Girl.
Sunset and You" Love Is" sJuns
Time" and Don't You Want NY
Heart"
In the story, Bob Cruise Is :
young engineer working on the
Alaska Highway. He becomes fasci-
mated by the voice OF . girl, Eva
lane, singing on the radio. He re-
turns to the States to find her. As
the love story develops, the drama
unfolds when she is suspected in
a plot to sabotage a section OF the
Evening star., 1943-09-12
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The pre-
miere of new .operetts, About the
Girl written by Kent Cooper. ex-
ecutive director of the Associated
Press, was broadcast tonight on the
WGN-Mutual Chicago Theater Of
the Air program.
Vigorous outdoor action of the
Alaska highway builders and machi-
nations of saboteurs were set against
a backdrop of romance in music
in About the Girl"
Marion Claire. soprano, sang the
role of the heroine, Evalane, with
Barbara Luddy. star of the First
Nighter" program, taking the dra-
matte part. Singing opposite Miss
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Premiere Of Cooper's Operetto
Broadcast on Radio Network

Claire was Thomas L. Thomas, bari
tone. as the hero, Bob Cruise, with
Charles Irving in the dramatic role.
The WGN Symphony Orchestra,
directed by Henry Weber, and the
chorus led by Robert Trendler were
featured. Jack La Frandre pro-
duced the hour long, coast-to-coast
broadcast.
Mr.. Cooper, whose. relaxation
from his work as 4 news executive
Is composing music. previously had
written several popular songs. He
wrote About the Girl' in its en-
tirety, music and libretto.
Among the featured compositions
for the Operetta were the title song.
About the Girl" Song of the
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Family Service Group Names
Mrs. kiinsH Permanent Head

Mrs. Mildred M. Kilinski. acting
director of the Family Service As
sociation since last February, was
appointed its permanent director
yesterday by the board of managers.
Mrs. Kilinski has been active in
the association since 1885. She sue
ceeds Capt. William H. Savin, U. s.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

BEAN GUNS United States war
slang for rolling field kitchen.
When the Army rolls, the bean gun
rolls or the men can't fight. The bean
gun Is important. 1t keeps up mo-
rale. War bonds are important, too.
They keep up morale, and back the
attack of our invasion armies.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

Vaughn; Office OF Economic Stabi-
lization, Paul L. Kelley; Office OF
Price Administration, Kenneth o,
Warner; Once of Scientific Re-
search and Development, Cecil L.
Covington; Once of Strategic Serv-
ices. Col. M. Preston Goodfellow;
Once OF War Information, Palmer
Hoyt; Once Of War Mobilization,
Walter Brown: Petroleum Admins
traitor for War, Eric L. Kohler, and
War Relocation Authority, B. r.
Stauber.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
YMCA Brunch % Nicer

The annual fall conference Of The
Twelfth street branch. of the YMCA
Win be held ut Maryland state
Teachers College 1T Bowie, Septem-
Der 25 and IS, when delegates will
discuss functions and detectives of
the YMCA and makes plans for the
wear
Evening star., 1943-09-12

highway. Hs helps round up Ne
saboteurs, clears her q completely
and wins her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
10000 May Watch
Lions Play Packers
BY LEO MACDoNELL

of the Wisconsin club. Buckets is
in his eleventh year with the
Packers and still going strong.
There's Andy Tram, slippery
eel who scored two touchdowns
against Detroit in the game in
Green Bay. and Buford Ray, able
as he is huge. Ray. a tackle,
stands s feet 6 inches and weighs
$50 pounds.
And there are other stars
among Curly Lambeaus always
tough football team.
The result Of Sundays game
means much 10 both teams. II
they hope to win the western di-
vision championship. the Packers
can't afford 10 lose another game.
Already they've lost one and tied
one, whereas the Bears are unde-
feated.
With victory. the Lions could 60
on TO great heights, even with two
defeats already charged against
them. The Lions won their only
championship despite three de-
feats and two ties.
Probable starting lineups:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Metro Cdgers
In 4 Divisions

Basketball in the metropolitan
High School League. which last
season was confined TO intra-
mural and inter-school class play
will be back on a competitive
basis next season.
In returning TO regular compe'
tition. the Metropolitan League
embracing the public schools, will
be divided into four leagues
southwest, northwest, southeast,
northeaSt-instead OF the GUS
tomary two divisions.
The southeast section will be
Southeastern, Eastern. Northeast
ern. Miller and DENLY; northeast,
Hamtramck. Highland Park. Cass
Tech, Northern and Pershing;
Chadsey, Western,
Southwestern and
Wright; northwest, Cooley. Mack
enzie. Central. BEDFORD and U. OF
D. High.
The four leaders of the diH-
sionS will meet In the playoffs
Feb. 25, with the two winners
clashing for the Metro title
March 10. The regular season
will open Jan. q, with practice
games scheduled a week earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Before an anticipated crowd OF
10000 or more persons, the Lions
will battle the Green Bay Packers
in a National Football League
game at Briggs Stadium this Sun
day.
The kickoff is scheduled for 2 &c
o'clock.
Beaten by the Packers, 35 10 Ia
in their first meeting of the year
in Green Bay earlier in the sea-
son, the Lions will be seeking
sweet revenge.
Coach Dorais' hopefuls will 90
into the game without their star
end, Ben Hightower. who is i'll
with a recurrence of a malaria
attack. His condition is reported
not serious and he may be avail
able for the game with the Bears
in Chicago week from this Sun
day.
Jack Matheson, graduated from
Western Michigan College at
Kalamazoo, will be at right end in
Hightower's place. Bill Fisk. able
veteran will be at the other end.
Augie Lilo, who has played at
tackle, will be back at a guard
position.
With the exception OF Irv Comp,
a 6-foot pinch, 205-pound back,
who gives promise of being a star,
Green Bays outstanding players
are for the most part veterans.
There is the celebrated Don
Hutson, rated the greatest pass
receiver of all time. The Lions
bottled up Don up in Green Bay,
but whether they can keep the
one-time Alabama star in check
is something else again.
Comp, the Green Bays new
Cecil Isbell, throws passes to Hut
son-and TO Harry Jacunski and
others as we'll. One time Ford
hamite. Jacunski is in his fourth
season with the Packers-but dam
gerous.
Then there are Charles Buck
ets) Goldenberg, guard and dean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

be presented to two outstanding
leaders in this area. II will be the
special type of sheepskin used
only by Linsdale. Each guest at
the luncheon will receive a but
toniere as a gift from the univer-
sity as well as a book containing
the history of Linsdale, its songs
and its yells.
Joe Gentle OF station CKLW
will preside over the Linsdale end
OF the program and the reports
Of the game will be given by
President Roy T. Mitchell, who is
also the football coach. and their
newest football star from Cot
nochow University on the Burma
road. a halfback named One Bum
Knee.
On the serious side will be
Crisler, Curley Lambeau, coach
of the Green Bay Packers; Don
Hutson, the greatest end in the
business; Gus Dorais of the De-
troit Lions, and his able assistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Fordson High
Trips A(orns

Fordson High tailed once In the
first quarter and twice in the final
period TO down Royal Oak. 1870
at Fordson Stadium Saturday.
A pass brought the Tractors It's
first touchdown, Henry Haag pass
ing Is yards TO Gus Plotch.
In the fourth period, Ted Berce
passed 40 yards to Ray Parugh
and the second Fordson touch
down. Later Berce block I'd a
Royal Oak punt and recovered on
the Acorns' 6. Two plays later
La Porte went over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Army ChdIks Up
No. 5; Yale Isl
To Score One

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. %
UNS)-Army chalked up its fifth
straight victory today when the
Cadets defeated Yale, SO to z.
before Yale Bowl football crowd
of $4,000.
Yale became the first team to
score against the Cadets this sea-
son when Ray (Scooter) Scussel
followed 72-yard run with a
touchdown pass TO Albert Ma
honey in the third period.
The West Pointers scored in
every period. although their last
tally was made after the 60 min
utes of playing time had elapsed.
A Yale offside on the final play
within the regular time afforded
Charley Daniel the opportunity TO
sprint over from the half-yard
mark when the clock had stopped.
Army coasted after piling up a
first-half lead of 26-0. The Cadets
scored twice in each of the first
two periods and once in each OF
the last two. Carl Anderson,
George Maxon, Bob Mackinnon.
Bud Troxell, Ed Rafslko and
Daniel put over Arnys six touch
downs in that sequence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Texas Swdmps
Rice Owls, $50

AUSTIN. Tex. Oct, % up
The University OF Texas Long
horns stampeded the Rice InSti-
tute Owls today, SO 10 0. before
1900 fans. The Longhorns were
superior in every department Of
the game.
Texas. scoring in every period,
used its first-string team only 25
minutes. r. J. Callahan and Ralph
Ellsworth. Longhorn backs, scored
in the first quarter.
Joe MagLolo and Miner Thorne
added two more TALES in the Sec
ond. Max Mum and Jim Kishi
went over in the third and Paul
Perez topped off the game with
score in the final quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Sports
Green Bay
Playing 18th Year
In Pro Football
By LEO MACDONELL

Milburn CTiny) Croft 29s-
mound tackle with The Green
Bsv Packers. is the biggest
plaver in The National Football
League -. The Packers got the
man mountain from the Wash
inCton Redskins and Buiord
CRaby) Ray. another Packer
tackle. who measures s feet b
= it-,tAAl,t--- high and tips The scales
AZ go was turned down by the
army for being too big ... Ray
who runs a LIQUOR store IN Nash
vile. Tenn. when not football
ing is IN hiS sixth year with the
Packers Tony Canadeo, "a
years old. who has an honorable
discharge from the navy air
corps. is prematurely grey
A graduate Of GonZaga twhere
Gus Dorais once coached), Can
adeos home is Chicago Z.
Charles (Buckets) Goldenberg.
81 and in his eleventh year with
Curly Lambeau'S Wisconsin
eleven. now owns a restaurant
in Milwaukee Incidently,
the Packers are celebrating
their 25th year in big time pro-
fessional football Lambeau
has been with them all the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Tennis Pairs
In Star Event

First annual Hamtramck Open
Invitational Doubles is on sched-
ule 10 Sunday, starting at IL a. m,
as the final event of the district
tennis tournament season. Teams
from Toledo. Monroe. Ann Arbor.
Detroit and Hamtramck are
entered.
George Jennings. formerly Of
Chicago, four times public ma
tional public parks singles cham
pion, will pair with another Ann
Arbor player, Ike CARRIER Leroy
Weir is with Bob Bennett.
Detroit combinations include
Kimbark Peterson and Leonard
Karpeles, Bill Boyer and Ed Fox,
Hubert MaHife and Al Gross, Tom
Cauley and Ray Gibson. Ham,
tramck has James Jankowski and
Alexander Hetzeck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Tech + SeekinQ
Service Games
BY TOM HARPER

Detroit Techs basketball team
has scheduled three opponents for
the 1943-44 season and plans are
being formulated 10 engage sew
eral service teams, it was an
nounced Saturday by coach julius
Goldman.
Seventeen students answered
Goldman's call for opening prac-
tice last week. Only two of them
were veterans. Bill Coulthardt a
guard and Don Hamilton a for
ward
Out at University OF Detroit,
coach Lloyd Brazil had a record
turnout of 80 players, The armed
forces and graduation took all
members of last years squad.
Not a player returned. But among
the 80 candidates who turned out
for practice were five who had
gained all-city honors while in
high school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Head Coach Fritz Crisler will
headline the list OF football celeb
rites who will be at the meeting
of The Detroit Times Downtown
Quarterbacks, Monday, at the
Fort Shelby. The meeting will get
under way at 1915 noon and is
open 10 all football fans.
Crisler will bring his inside
story of the game between Michi-
gan and Minnesota, played at Ann
Arbor. Saturday afternoon.
He Will also give running &C.
count of the motion pictures
which will show the complete
game on the screen.
II will he the annual Field Day
Of Linsdale College which Satur-
day night played four games and
they'll have the complete story OF
their hectic battles 10 tell. The
games are with Pruna L., Car
borundum College. Swamproot
Optometric and Powderdam Sub
normal.
At the meeting diplomas will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Teller in Icelend7

Bob Feller's cards 10 friends
bear an Iceland picture j.. The
former Cleveland pitcher is a
gunner in the navy Before
the recent series the last man
10 shut out the Cardinal in
world series play was George
Earnshaw in 1881 Rip
, Sewell is the first Pittsburgh
pitcher to win 20 games since
Burleigh Grimes won 25 in 1928
-. al Vogt and Frank Schen-
brenner. Marquette football
stars, were born in Germany -.
Bill Dickey strikes out least
on the Yankees and Tuck
Stainback. though no great hit
ter. doesn't fan often :. Leo
Durocher is a successful busi-
ness man when il comes TO
selling himself over the air
He gets $1,000 per appearance
before a mike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Bath in the Afternoon

Bronko Nsgurski Of the Chi
cago Bears takes a hot bath
every afternoon in back-to-
youth campaign The office
Wag says time hangs heavy on
the hands Of the University OF
49, Michigan Stadium clock
Though southpaws are notori-
ously poor fielders. Marius Russo
OF the Yankees is regarded as
one of the best fielding pitchers
in the majors
Broadcaster Red Barber is
being taken TO task by word
puriSts for using 'leader-offer'
and 'lead-offer" in reporting
World Series games Detroit
Tigers complained that Dick
Wakefieid's attempts at singing
was no help 10 the teams
morale -. dick thinks he Is
a singer because he once met
Frank Sinatra." one unappreci-
alive Tiger complained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Pitts Late Rallies
Bump Bethany, 1870

PITTSBURGH. Oct. % CUP)--
Scoring three times in the last
half, the Pitt Panthers this after
noon defeated the navy-bolstered
Bethany Bisons, Is to 0, before
5000 football fans in the Pitt
Stadium.
In the third quarter, the Pan
theirs got their first touchdown
when Tommy Kalmanir went
around right end from the Bisons'
2 after Bethany had held on three
downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Hoosiers Score
First in Big 10
Tumble Wisconsin
on Passes, Runs

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. %
(UP)-Freshrnan Bob Hoernsche-
meyer and Pete Pihos spanked the
victory attack today as Indiana
University's gridmen tumbled
Wisconsin, "a TO 8.
Pihos. who shifted from end to
the backfield in the late stages.
accounted for three Hoosier touch
downs and Hoernschemeyer con-
nected with five helpful passes
during Indiana'S first half drive
for its initial Big Ten victory in
three starts.
The Hoosiers scored in all Pc
RODS except the third. q.
Statistics gave Indiana a wide
edge and Hoernschemeyer'S per-
sonal log showed that he carried
the ball Is times, averaging &c
yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
No Favors for Gridders

At West Point. football is
part of every students daily
routine Gridders are no
pampered lot they study
Just as hard. they work just as
hard, they're on the same
schedule as everyone else &.
and they only get about 90 min
utes Of football a day Steve
O'Neill. still a great Scranton,
Pa. booster though he has lived
in Cleveland these many years,
says IL is no wonder Sampson
Naval Training station has a
good football team-six coal
crackers from the anthracite
region are stars on the team.
Ivy Kline. who trained
Barney Ross and the Baer
brothers. is training Lee Savold
for his battle with Tami Mauri-
clio in Madison Square Garden,
Nov. 5 Mike Jacobs is now
operating ST. Nick's in New
York in addition 10 promotions
al the Garden -. Donald Henry
Heffner. new Detroit Tiger
second baseman. lives in Balti-
more Red Kress. when the
two were together at st. Louis,
called Heffner Jeep because he
Jumped around so much d.
Nornie Smith. former star goal
tender who has been working
out with the Red Wings 10 keep
In shape one time was a COM
mercial salmon fisherman up
in Alaska. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Penn State Smothers
MARYLAND u, $50

COLLEGE PARK, Nd. Oct q
(UP)-Penn State called on q
combination Of hard, shifty run
ming. deadly passing and rock-like
defense today 10 overwhelm the
University Of Marylands under
dog eleven, 45 10 0.
Five thousand spectators
aatche 164-pound Bobby Will
lisns. Penn States brilliant left
hslfbsck, turn in the games out
standing performance. He scored
three Of States seven touchdowns,
set up another tally and was q
constant threat with his hard
running.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
CRISLER HEADLINES TIMES LUNCHEON

Joe Bach. There will be radio
announcers. coaches and football
writer's to give their views on the
weekend games.
Station WXYZ will broadcast
the first Is minutes of the pro.
gram beginning at 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Win
After Defeats
Msuled Nebraska II
Beats Kansas State, 10

LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct. % CUP)
Nebraska. maulod numerically
IN previous ShowinGS this season,
took advantage of a steady rain
and a slippery ball today 10 defeat
Kansas. Z 10 s. before a homecom-
ing crowd in Memorial Stadium
Walter Wilkins, playing his last
game before entering the armed
services next week. scored the
Nebraska touchdown early in the
opening period and Jim Hansen
added the extra point.
Charles Moffett bucked across
from the 1-yard line in the sec
ond for Kansas marker. The
GorntruS+erS block d-the At
tempted converge 10 keep intact
their 27-year-long string Of VIC
tories over the JayhawkerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Xxi Cuy|er Named
Atlanta Manager

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. % (UP)-
Hazen Xxi" Cuyler, one of the
greatest outfielders of modern day
baseball, has been signed 10 a
two-year contract as manager Of
the Atlanta Crackers of the
Southern Association, President
Earl Mann announced today.
In signing Cuyler. the Crackers
obtained a pilot OF known man.
agerial ability. Xxi took over as
manager of the Chattanooga
Lookouts in 1899 and led them to
a pennant. The Lookouts had fin
ished seventh the year before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Swarthmore Has Picnic

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % CUP
-Swarthmore, using every SUBJ
stitute on the bench, today rolled
up 1910 victory over City College
of New York and turned in its
largest score in quarter century.
The Garnet Viz team piled up
II touchdowns and 2 extra points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
GATHERING RAM!

Joe Ryan, u. of ID. High
halfback, charges into a
Chadsey player blocking
his path In a Metropolitan
League prep game Satur-
day. Despite his battering
tactics, Ryan failed to pick
up any yardage. u. Of ID.
High won, 200, to remain
unbeaten i'm the west side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Dresser Stars
Colts Trim
Redford, 700
BY JAKE BERSoN

L. Of d. High remained I'M
beaten and unsecured on in the
Metropolitan Leagues west side
football race Saturday by turning
back Chadsey, 200, at Southwest
ern Field.
The Cubs victory was their
third in a row, and pulled them
alongside Cooley High at the top
of the west side standings.
In the only other Metro game
Saturday, Dick Dresser passed
10 a 900 victory
over BEDFORD at Northwestern
Field. 1t was the Colts second
victory in three league starts.
Jack Gavigan. u. Of D. High,
played a prominent role in his
teams triumph over Chadsey, the
Cub halfback's passing and run
ming being responsible for two
touchdowns. A 61-yard run by Joe
Parke accounted for the other u.
OF D. marker.
FIRST SCORE
Driving into Chadsey territory
in the opening quarter, Gavigan
tipped a pass to Don Sicily for
the first score. 1t was good for
30 yards. In the fourth quarter
the Gavigan-Steffy combination
clicked again, the pair completing
toss from the Chadsey As to
the 8. Three plays later Gavigan
bucked over from the 3.
Later in the final session Parke
caught the Chadsey secondary
fat footed as he galloped 81 yards
without hand being laid on him
for his touchdown.
Dresser, Northwestern's star
all-around halfback. played part
in every Colt touchdown against
BEDFORD. In the second quarter his
losses brought the Colts to the
Huskies q, and he carried IL over
on a plunge.
In the third quarter Dresser
tossed one to Fred Knack on the
BEDFORD IS, and Knack crossed
the goal line. In the fourth period,
Dresser's losses continued to baf-
file the Huskies. He completed one
good for 40 yards to Harry Ram
sey, and on the next play con-
nected on another aerial to Knack
for the Colts final marker. The
latter play covered the last Is
yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Giants Train in jersey

NEW YORK. Oct. % (UP) -
The New York Giants will do their
spring training al Lakewood. N. j.,
again in 1914. Secretary Edward
Brannick announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

SUNDAYS GAMES
Green Bay a. Detroit.
Brooklyn a. Chicago Bears,
Phil. Pitt. at New York
Chicago Cardinals at Warrington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Balance Of v. M. Card

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