davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
4 Shutouts Mark
Women S Play

Womcn's MAJOR League is off
cially m Us sixth season today
with Vernon and AlCona featuring
in last nights opening frames at
Palace Recreation. Vernon pen
cilled one Of the four Shutouts in
winning from Alcona 2439 70
2376 the two highest scores on
the list.
Stella Hartrick 553 for Olym-
pic stood out among the indivd-
uals Marie Shamrock had $40 for
Enterprise and Connie Powers
turned IN $50 for Vernon.
Enterprises new lineup includes
Hattie Wooster and Lois Hoffman.
who replaced Marie Goralczyk and
Adelaide CoWan
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

ANN ARBOR. Sept Is Michi-
Gan Will have not ono. but four
above average paSSoIs ln IT'S
starting backfield IN the opener
against Camp Grant Saturday
Elroy lIirSch Paul White Bob
WicSc and Bill Daley. besides be-
ing hard runners. can toss the
plgSkln around with accuracy
Hirsch, Whn docs most OF the
passing and Daley are both right
handlers. while WIoSc and White
who did some OF The passing for
tho Wolverines -la--pear, pHch
from the >outhpaw side
Jack Wink. who Will be- in AZ
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
SoftbalI Pairinqs
GIRLS PtIRINGS
FIRST ROUND

Ia HsHs Nsu orleans %, Fo-o
B7moers,t,s Detroit. Z. Of = Friasy. 2
n
Ai-srs Linden y. Msek PAX sat
Jrds2 ~
Western Mutuss vsncouy.- vs.
Fri' Rev Cleveland Ma-s Par. )
3 m SafIriAy
Nonouat' Rhode Island - Rows
grE Rsgins. Sssk-; Asck PARK p n
pi,sslst,.s peoria III. " Arsrifsr
Yarn Co ~ Holly. y. c. "a A. m
Sa'urdas r. n y
Westport Girls Wasfnor' M hys
Huntsville Arssnai Huntsville "A "
Douglas Aircraft Okla SATURDAY .30
p m g. of n
Auzora Ramhers vs Sundsy Morn nj :
Class Toronto. Can Saturday. l. % y
p m.
wnnsr rsms " winner game
Winnsr game Va winner game 4
Mack PARK 80 ~ ? n saturdat
Wnnsr game - winner game 4
T.. ~ ~ $50 m SATURDAY.
Winner game W winner game
T. ~ - 10 N SATURDAY
Lesser game W loser game ?. Mack
Pax p N Ssturday
Loser game ; vs. loser FAms (. Mack
PAX p N SATURDAY.
Loser game A hve
Loser game - loser gsrt T.. ~
n S % = N Ssturdsy
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
COUNTI<G on COLLINS

School is also counting a good
deal on Collins. a lineman who was
plLo4- 4eH-earllr-- la>t- -Sea-
son because Of a broken arm An
injured toe IS slowing up Collins
Al present bat IS expected TO re-
sumo workouts Monday. Al quar-
terhaek Will be MarkuS fast and
slippery. who will come IN for q
big share Of the ball carrying.
Throw in goodly number oi
1912 reserves and a few promising
newcomers, and yeti can -HAAer.
stand Why opposing East Side
coaches have set up the Jungs
lcerS as the team 10 beat.
The only faint note Of peSsi-
mlSm comes from Coach School
himself. hut which Stilf carries an
implied warning 10 the others.
we viii either lose two or
three games, or run all over the
others" School said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Gill 6rooms MeIIen
To Replace Kieppe

KALAMAZOO, Sept. Is lUP)
Coach John Gill today continued
10 drill Capt. Bob Mellen. Bronco
quarterback. aS "A ball-carrying
left halfback 10 replace Dick
Kieppe, Michigan State star. who
soon will complete his aviation
cadet training AZ Western Michl-
gan College and move on 10 a
pre-flght navy training school T
kleppe IS expected To play in
the BroncoS first two games Of
the season, against Central Mlchi-
gan a Nj, Pleasant Saturday and
the University of Michigan al Ann
Arbor, Sept 25 bur ne is expected
10 he transferred before the first
October contest
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Fioht Results

r. EVFLASD - Jimmy Rivns is2s
Cleveland decislored Men0 Bs'tina 1851
Bsacon. n y. lnI Berry Wright 1tS
Cleveland technically knocked out FRANKIE
fanif0 iAA, N0unCstnV0 ~ 90 Fifzie
Fitzpatrick fs2 Oak Hul " Va deci-
stoned Bu'y Rengal Detroit ts1 Freddie
Pope ~ columbus dscisio1ed EDDIE
Scott. 12s Detroit p's Harrv TeRnev
i7s, Cleveland decisioned Angelo Callurs.
I7f Toronto tsI
ELIZABETH y J TIppv 1afkin fu
Garfield. " J decisionef Patsy Spatoro.
l3a New York GOt Rohhv Rufhn l3R
Nsw York deciSIoned Al Guido i3f NeV
YORK Gol; Freddy Russo. 100 Rahwav.
y dscis.oned Charley Knowles 1913.
Brooklyn 80 Billy Martin l57 Newark.
y. 7 fscisioned Waliv Dc Nato. 1855.
T. MARINES 80. Al CRlcagni Ii2.
New YORK decisoned Ioe Martin. IFS
Newark 80 Feau Harms 1871 New
YORK knocked out Larry Johnson, 1876.
NanarA a.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Cubs-Chisox Series
Wartime Casualty

CHICAGO Sept is tUPl- The
city series between the Chicago
Cubs and White SoX appeared to.
day 10 be a wartime casualty. The
series has heen an annual post
season event since 1903. but Cen
cral Manager James r. Gallagher
OF The Cubs said they would
neither issue the necessary ChaI-
lcnee or show ZIP 20 play.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Braves Get Hofferth

TNDIAN y APOLTS. Sept 70
GNS Catcher Stewart Hoffer'h
of The Indianapolis Indians to-day
became the property Of the Bos
ton Braves Tho transfer from
the American Association 10 the
National League club was con.
Summstcd for an undlScloSed
amount of cash and two players
who Will report next spring.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
MEMS PAIRINGS
Eipsr RntNn


Rusgs Homhers Detroit camp
Wallace Tesss q. Of y 10 p m Fri-
day
TINTED Wire Rhode Island W Phsianx
fraternity Arizona Mack PARK No. 2
2 a. m SATURDAY.
Tacoma Teamsters Washington bye
Garvins DIST ~ Columbia vs. Coca-
Cola. ohio, Mack Park 40 /. "a N f.,
SATURDAY.
Burtner Furniture y " Pubrc
Service Colorado, Mack Park No. ?. 10
m SATURDAY
Dow Chemical Michigan w Kodak
Park New YORK; Mack Park No..l. 40
m Ssturdsy
Hammer Field California " sth
Naval District Louisiana Mack Fsrk. II
m Saturday
Martin Ronhsrs Nebraska. vs. Army
Dental Corps. Torontoi Mack PARK No. L
u noon, SATURDAY
SECOND ROUND
Winner game vs. winner game
Mack PARK Q r. m SATURDAY
Winner game winner game
Mack Park 40. j. p n SATURDAY.
Winner game = vs. winner game
Mack Park s. p m SATURDAY
Winner game VI winner game 8.
Mack PARK p m SATURDAY.
Winner game winner game
t. 0f n. ~. m Saturdsy
Loser game vs. loser game ~
noon. MACK Park No 2 SATURDAY l. hNs.
Loser game W ioser game 4. p m
MAck Park No q SATURDAY.
Lose game " lnssr game 3. D m
Mack PARK, No. 3 saturday,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Toronto and Syracuse
Score End Straight
Nv nlied Pre-.

Toronto pcnnant winner of
tho International League an q
Syracuse Chiefs who finished third
M tho regular season play today
held their second straight victories
I'm governor : cup playoffs. decided
on q best four-Out-of-SeVen series
The Leafs though outhit nine 10
even. defeated tho Montreal
ROYALS "a last night The Chiefs
scored run IN the eighth inning
20 break a 3-3 tie and defeat the
Newark Bears 4-3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Milwaukee Boosts
Lead 10 a Games


Milwaukee defeated Minneapo-
liS. rs. 70 increase us lead IN the
American Association last night
10 four games. indianapolis, IN
second place. dropped behind a
half game when lis contest with
Toledo was pos tponed.
Columbus dropped a 15-innlng
hearthrcaker 10 Louisville. 6-3.
Kansas City took both ends Of a
doublcheader from St. Paul, 20
and 80.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Scratches
By United Pres"

By United Press
-AQuEDCCT
Track. fasf
FOURTH Fac- - Atoatrnss, Ru'ir'n.
Dandy Fox
skin Pace Grsst Ripp, RAMSEY
KNOX H4 Rsh Tar AVIATION Cadet,
Okapi Lancer
EIshth Rscs-Bsy Carss
EARRAGASsETT
Track. gcqe
FI~st Race Halcyon Boy Taran'uis
Crosstds, seaSard Bound, / BID, RAJ
k0mar.
Second Race Short Measure. Tiuuttsr,
Idle FanCtss. GEin
Fourth RAc. Foe o. Wo. Mono Fisg
T-pc's
Eighth Race E'rs'su Swing Pan.
Be'frey chimes Vsldins Joe
substitute Race Declared of
HAWTHORNE
Track heavy
Frst Race DAVID 2 Jr, Liberty
Crack
Second Race Rag Time Baby Spring
Glory sigma Kappa, Garden Pot. ste.
Frances Feudeus
Tn.ra Race Lavrelds South Drive
Fouun Race Rex Avs Dts'anf Isle
Ffth Rsce- TiGh Hat Allmors.
EIErfh Race Wfd oars
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

Metropolitan Bowling Classic
goes into brand new territory to-
night for the second round Of the
schedule Five matches are set
for Bernie Mitchells Springwells
Marks 10 shoot At are 1852 held
by koppltz Martins ll12; Roland
Rltters 639 and Edwin Ratieks
204.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

NEW FAIRyIEW n''' t.ST .1 5.5''sso' 5.5,
op,o so.l,-s ropAY U,m 2. N. Ar.r ~
uru cIprlrIn n77 CHtHt ST
r.- Choles l.ssu. Reservation, Lsr. lrdt.,'
rloorecs7t liuNttrs % str,smh0sd An,y'
OLYMPIC REC. T.oS.H [.s p.ls ~ rt GO a.ssss s,ss'
g., Au.u ss- .rd nodsrn sath,s.llsr. op.r
Bo-liHq DAILY trcm 20 A. ". Uotl clo,i's
PALACE REC. ?, ss3s s;s esAIcI = I:,. Ssns .yrsg.
rou op,n so~lirs TODAY uuul 30 Ps, ,re
Ansr %. suiMds s.stsursrt coostsh tsuno.
PALACE -SCHOENHERR 'soItor soIU -. : 'is.s' s.s6
tr,truetion, Gwen DAILY ~ IN. PAUL nosttN
ssr lniirue,or. Issf0 IN so~i Correctly N"s
nuu pcInu 1920 MEYERS. Ne"
ErIoy op,n Bo~hos H.r. TO-DAY Urtu ?
ara after li Al oE Saturdays ana sundsu
PALMER PARK Sis,SsSas W6Ss.sts ~ ~ ios" S' q
70 s.7232 Ar. Conditioned. % Brur~'et
Alleys Comslsisiy hodsfniIsd. Frs. Parh0s'
pLpyIIun 1920 WEST wAsRts sn,
T THnhlRNu SoUTHFlElo CE. 522o
tnloy Our "a Beautiful lanss' p.ttoit' Pfs'ii.''
cookisn Bar hdioinins ov.u Bo~lina oAilf.
OF ivnllIu ssi7 JOS cAnPAU Ma. is4S
rlRl ulUM 20 NEW AtlENs
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
piIuontu to2ls GRArlor AVE a.
hAlNOUW MARCUS w. ssas
Open Bowling at All Timesl
RlTZ REC. ',ss ~y9s,Ss ,'s,.. ~ IS Ftssst' AS.,,
Enter so~ lss.As,r.a. sinal" clsue. Game,
Aero" Alleys. starts Oct, toir, SIS.
RIVIERA REC. '' 10 $3.50 s,ss T.yts Az e.,I.s .s'
/ choie. Afternoon tsaaus opsnino, Assltsbls.
Team Opsoirq IN $4,000 Nouss Lssau' Nsd
pnI LWIIE sOio PURITAN NJ. lN'rno"
nUlRUllC UN. 1890 rs Alleys
opts BOWLING TODAY UNTIL $50 =. ",
IAFTtR 2. w'd.. Tri.. Sat. ara SUI. All Tim''
SpPlnsWelIS sls sgslsGwttts tyt.
opsn BOATING AT DAY SATURDAYS ard Sundays.
qAm TiH Cio'lna Ws,sosys riii :. After o..
STAFF FAIR 1880 Woodward TO. s.i''a
30 Au,s, for opsr Bovrrs Monday Thru Friday
~ 8 20 r. ". free Instructions AftstroonA
VInInpy ia i1rH Al DELAWARE
'lUlUn " Alleys TR. 2.sSn7
Few League Openings Still Left!
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 socS.e1S,tsIe sIst.j StsI o.
ATrENTtoN LTAGUE BowLERsl GOob
AVAILABLE TINES sTitL OPEN. ca. $50
WAYke'S SCHOOL 1S'sI,.,.n 30 s.,. 4" VS. So ,.i;, S
Private Lessons AfsrnoonI WAYNE sPAuLnIN6
i0struetof. Open Bowling q Noon Tin ~ 30 Pn
WURM'S SINCE 1888 400 v ssAJ'OT ss,J
or.- Au.v. rooAV UrW ~ sss Ae.r ~.
coes,in LogrS'. or7sn Music. ESsssn, fees.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Niqht Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints the Night only
Of horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets Of the day
The code appears each night In the Fight
Editions with number corresponding each letter OF the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT is PRINTED IN CODE.
Tomorrows code follows:
A-l8 B23 E-52 JSs
k90 I~97 M67 N-ts o-5o P-2 QS2 R-3i s-r T25
U-S7 N42 W-St NJ Y-ll Z-99
Clip YOU dacipher OF
tomorroWs code appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16

IALC0gA REC, 's', $, Ave.. ..'H'sAs y. Ay5i ,5i
opEs BOWLING TODAY THoN ~ ~
usrlL So ". Saturdays. sunday, 'u p. "
IpruULy tosu EAST ItFftRsos AVE.
uoa.-, An.n oo.r so-,,,s rooAy ro~
UrH ? ~ sro After ~ ? "
ARGYLE REC, esssD ,siS spsTslAws s5sTs No ,:s, :,
or.elnp n Isei" Tuss.. wed Afternoon
Leagues opsa Ali'ys Sat. stl dss. Sun. " 80 Or.
BEACON REC, w. ytEsos .>.., AZ y, ~4Jss"As s1,asD
opsn Bo~une TODAY Unul 81 IN ara AnS
b0N1 .0.np0ME l27o7 DEXTER no. ssso
uV"l-V'VhVml 90 Au'r Frs. Partios
orEs BOWLING AZ All 1tnES'
r.- tsaovs R'',Nsiion' L-n coes'ah Lov0a'
ntnIIIin B7 EAST CONGRESS
oPtN BOWLING AT AL Ti"TS'
F.~ Choice Lsssus Rs'sVaitor' stu Araiisbis
GfSlNU Alr.Cordiuor,d q. 7q92
Few Chalts lsaaus R.sspatious sun kvatishis
opts BOWLING Az Al riMts roDANl
CAsNe.T .TR0hBlY ''st 81. cstSt s!,S
Aif.eerdifioo.d iot Your Comfort op,n Aii,y,
I. st Ar rim.. Bout oiusi Dance.
CREST LANES fv[ItHIos - !,.: EYER
Bo~isr'' Psrsdtss' Wit Our stsgS Bar 'rd
Cocstsu Lounge. NEVER A'ouLL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION ssstsy sstsytIIs os. al $3.50
"a An', opsn so~nna At AT 1iMtsi
Convenient 20 Al rrsn'porstion tirsT
DEXTER REC. DEXTER ~ y eos1os s,s,s1 BLVD.
Choic. Lsaaus Renovation, sr. stu Aysiisbls.
oPEH BOWLING AT AL TINES
GLpnlN prc nao Woodward. u. 2,ss'o
os.r Bo~lius TO-DAY frcm Noon Untl ?. "
Afternoon l,suus R',srSsiian' stu Aysiishls.
cpIun nruTpu 1871 FERRY PARK
onANU ULN NInPl ~. s.3220
Pbs,r. N Boui At oui,,st Alleys IN Detroit.
Gosd Transportation Facilities. Bus-Str'st Csr.
GREAT LAKES =, wsod..15 % sAI5 '"Ss' ss. s,ss
opsn Bov'ua--f0 AnsSs IN RoN-Untli p. ~.
sod After % P M-Co,stsu Bar
IMPERIAL BEc GtstsAL MOTORS eLoG.
- MODERN ALLEYS
os.a Every DAY Un'ii midnioht Ma 'i'e
J. J. MILIeTT'S "' 'FS"sYts fS. !.S!j; AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
InWr,c prn 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWC nl1' 40 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail Lounss MUusy 1872
LUCKY STRIKE IitI fa1 GeSSO seSS fE's ~ !,..I 81
oPIs BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 AM ON
% BRUNSWICK tANts. BAR.
MT, ELLIOTT REC. 1870 ~ !. $50 sss'oTT
op.r Au.y, TODAY ira~sA usWtp "
, Nhr Our eOenail Lounw. tEssllsn, Feed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Southeastern Hi
Favored Among
Grid Coaches
BY JAKE RERSON

When Metropolitan League prep
football coaches get around 20
giving their preseason views on
the outcome Of the l943 race they
almost invariably point to South
eastern High.
There may be trace OF envy in
the coaches musings, but the man
unsuspectlngly put on tho spot -
George S hoof, Southeastern
coach is the last TO deny that
the Jungaleers, potentially, at
least. will have something on the
ball this season.
At a time when the armed
forces have made a dent in high
school enrolment, and Jobs IN de-
fenSe industry are more important
than football after school hours,
Southeastern this fall has an un-
usually biz crop OF veteran ma
terial on hand. This alone will put
Coach Schools pupils few
strides ahead Of the other elevenS.
in the early part OF the race, at
any rate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Probable Pitchers
nv Jnited Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
PhuAdelphia CHarris T.1sl ~ Nsw York
Russo 3-pl 30 p m, CWT.
only Tane scheduled
NATIONAL IFAGTT
Philadelphia Grove 13-S and Gsrheaussr
~ a. Rotton tToptn t2-ii ard Williams
10 .is)-tuo games 30 o. m EWT
ChicAEo tBtnorn lilo a. So Louis
tBrechesn p-Sl- ? 40 p. m, CWT.
OrV games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Brownies
Take 9TH
Straight

NEW YORK, Sept. 16 (UP)-
ST. Louis Browns, picked by many
as the team 10 challenge New
Yorks supremacy in the Amari-
can League prior 10 the season s
start today were giving their
hackers a bit of support, even
though it isn't worrying the Yam
KEGS.
The Brownies, only team in Ell
ther league which never has won
pennant are riding the crest of
a seven game winning streak, and
what's more their starting hurler
has gone the route in each game,
new high for ST. Louis pitching.
Al HolllngSworth turned the
trick yesterday. defeating the
Cleveland Indians. 4-2, 10 end the
Browns home season. Al Zarilla
ended A pitching duel between
HOllingsworth and Mel Harder
with a three run homer in the
seventh inning TO break a IL tie.
l2TH FOR BORowY
The New York Yankees won
their eighth straight. defeating
the Philadelphia Athletics, 7-3.
Home runs by Charlie Keller, Bud
Mcthcny and Joe Gordon paced
tho New York attack and assisted
Hank Borowy TO his twelfth VIC
tory
The WASH hington Senators
strengthened their hold on second
place with a so decision over the
Boston Red Sox behind the three
hit pitching Of Johnny NiEgclinE
Tex HuChson started for the Red
SoX and retired after giving Up
eight hits. including Jake Early'S
firth homer OF the season with
two mon on.
In the National League. the
Philadelphia Phlllics ended their
home season by splitting a twin
bjll with the New York Grants,
winning the first 10, and losing
the second, 6-3
Brooklyn At Boston. the only
other National League game
scheduled. was cancelled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
SIN LITTER WINNERS

Six Of last years letter winners
viii form the backbone OF 'he
l9i3 Southeastern squad They
are Jack ST Onge Ray Collins,
Demo MarkuS. Bill Schleicher,
Phil McCabe and Wilbur Bridges.
Schleicher. a big fellow. played
in the line last season. but School
is making back out Of him and
plans TO build his offense around
nm
There is also Roy Either an
other hsrd-runnlng hack up from
last years freshman team lie is
the likely choice for first-string
fullback.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Metro Pin Classic
In I'd Round
sTANDINGs
ToNIGHT'S SCHEDULE

Martin vs Palmer Park. alleys ia;
Progressive -. Kopprz. 3-4. Krajenks vs.
Farris a.6 Plymouth Machine vs RAIN
how IS Chene -TrOmhly vs. WEIGH p-i0,
al SprnEweUs Recreation 1918 Spring
wells p m tBone and Standard match
rolled earlieri
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Pacific Coast League

Portland 7. San Francisco 6.
Seattle { Los Angeles
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
Michigan Major
lie que Scores
DF tINF
RANfnN
YoT

Totals sfs $50 a2t To.ss sts $50 -ss
Grand total a6tO Grand total ZS1a
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-16
MPIf.

Totals $50 seo aSq Totals s32 993 800
iranr TINT -ti-arr- tnla- lLlt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Return From Florida

The Clifton Mo4dIAs- al
ATtpSIdn road ale wearing a
deep ian acquired during a SlN
weeks stay IN r. LaudcrdaIc-
Their daughter Barbara. Al.
tended a private school IN Flor
ida
In route nome VI aud Mrs
Moodry and daughter visited
their son anC brother Clifton
A+eediS VINO rs naval dIl
cadet al Wesleyan College m
Delaware
The Harold b Ruhle Of Bret
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

dsryis ! strong s'od'asp
Mrs. John CeeIl Winter
was Margaret June Laur,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs V.
L. Laur, before her mar
rage March 20 in St Al
bans Episcopal Church.
ton drive are remaining At r.
LaUdcrdalc
MIR and Mrs VI p Evan
Jr. OF Ashton road are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
a daughter. Elizabeth Mare
Eeh II Fhe bHtt trHtrrr7J
~ grandparents Mr.. ana Mrs L
A CornS OF Baltimore. Md and
paternal grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. VI + Evans Of Nonou
Ind have been guest, a. ttr
nome
Mr. and MI SAeEAAae-A
TIT son, RAYMOND Of OulG
Drive 1.-TWO = N n q q nom
Miami Fla. where they visited
Iheir son and brother William
who - IN the AIR forces He has
been transferred 10 JoneSboro
Ark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
10Th Century Club
VIII Hear Lecture

TIE r ENTIETH CEN
fury GLIB Wit meet al 2.lJ
q m. Thursday 10 hear an Illus
-tpateA lecture br- Harold War
man of the Leader Dog League
Tor the Blind
Mrs EIankIi Davies j. ehta-r-
man for me day and Ms Flor.
cnce II. Dow and Mrs Frank J.
Sherman VIII preside al the tea
tables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Maid OF Honor

Miss Arlene Hoy of Midland.
was the maid of honor and Miss
Ruth Scott was bridesmaid,
DR. William Laur brother Of
the bride was best man and
Arthur Hutchinson and Richard
SiebeTt were uSherS
The wedding breakfast was
held AT the Wardeil
Mrs. Winter was graduated
from Transatlantic University IN
Lexington. Ky. where she was a
member of Delta Delta Delta
Sorority. and the DR. a m a tic
society, StagecrafterS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Ou+-of- Town Guests

Mr.. Winter was graduated
from Northwestern University.
Where he -waS- affiliated with
Delta Epsilon and Sigma Chi
Delta fiatcTnltlc>
Out-of-tOWn guests attending
the wedding ceremony were
Albert Jamra OF Toledo O..
William Andrews Of New York
City. MIR and Mrs Y. G.. Eyre Of
Lansing Mich, Mr. and Mrs.
John Winter. grandparents Of
the bridegroom Of Goshen, Ind
Mrs Katherine Eyre, grand
mother Of the bride Of BAY City.
Mich. and Mr. and Mrs William
Eyre OF Midland Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Rita Hubert
Reveals


MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES
ANl HUBERT of Stahelin road
made known at a dinner party
recently the betrothal of their
daughter. Rita Agnes, 10 Cadet
Frederick Wendell Phillips. son
of Dr.. and Mrs. Frederick Phil
lips of River Rouge
The bride-eleCt attended the
Detroit Institute of Musical Art
and Cadet Phillips is graduate
OF the engineering school OF the
University of Detroit. He Is now
attending the officers candidate
school al Yale University
Tom orrow afternoon Mrs.
Harry r.. Rudy of Penrod avenue
will be hostess at dessert
bridge Among those Concentrat-
ing on cards Will be-.
MEsDAMFs
Jonn Hamilton Ne~rarn Ere.
Dale Edick James shields
Glenn ElleTth0rp@ Violet bfeurtn
GUhsgi Valentine Don Harrison
J A Lasnsms Harod Wis
Lero, p KpIrssr
Phil RiChcV has returned by
plane 10 the Citadel Military
Academy in Charleston, ). c.
after a short furlough with his
parents. Mr., and Mrs /. h.
Richey of Pcnrod avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
viii Enter Army

Robert Crawford, son OF MI
and Mrs Robert Hugh Crawford
OF Penrod aXcnlIe. M4ll-cnteL the
army next month.
Mr. and Mrs Omar c taCcr
NJ Ashton road haze had a.
Their guest Master SGT Td>l Tor
{ Thurman. a radio instructor
In the air forces
Mrs Henry Eddy OF GIasion-
bury road arrived home from
Jackson. where She attended me
Michigan State Federation OF
WomenS Clubs N time tu wei
come her daughter CalhrNn
VINO came from MacMurray Col
lege Of Women IN Jacksonville
III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
.NewIywed
Winters
7 chicago

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN CECIL
vi WINTER left for Chicago
following their marriage March
20 in ST. Adams Episcopal
Church
The Rev. Wilbur Williamson
OffciatPd.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Laur OF
Burlingame, formerly of Mid
land Mich. and the bridegroom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Winter of Goshen. Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
'.Time-SaVerS''

W. yo~ SIDE OF Of oeo in The dawn 10 qet Bills 0reat
as+ DO yo- have aoyseooa- that's not only pretty o.
easy 70 INTO never ~roe0 no trick TO seep fes52 And
when you're oosoo TO oe- dressed for one Of these extra bsd
long days yo-r lingerie he md that saves you ironing eSores7
oyo- have 9roe oa+ dries in f2 And do 70. view yo-.
oouod-hebouse foes with 10y because t6eycao De ~red
and oo Of the TO without pa~pedno7 + not discover the
treasures on Huosoos Eth Foo-deqoeo for yo- Who are
chief eoos ouodress boyse~e end busy ~orer ao-oae.
Here fe~yo- od dozeos Of others on The Firm Foor
Evening star., 1943-06-06
THE B0UNTIFUL MAIN

00~
..1> osE O'DAy, Rose O'Day >. you're my fila
ga-du-sha shin-a-ma-roo-sha -"
Il am singin' to myself when in walks
guy who interrupts me to say, "Im Marx ODea."
''Mark O'Dea, Mark O'Dea bal-da-ral-da,
boom-to-de-ay )" finishes up before catch on the
customer means it!
Yes, sir, it's Mister Mark O'Dea - Director of
Public Relations of the US Maritime Commission.
Il bet you're glad you amt out maritimin it your
self tonight says to Mister O'Dea
ooh, don't know he agrees with me, Irish
fashion. ''The boys don't have it so bad"
''Oh, nop l comes back at him in the same pacatin
style "Livin' in smelly fo'cse, eatin salt-horse an
workin for quarter day.
''Waly." says Mister O'Dea, where you been?
NV friend, take c. boat. The whole crew lives
amidships in outside staterooms. They got lockers
spring mattresses ice water, air cooin an somebody
to make their bedsi'
ease over an take sniff of his breath, thinkin to
myself, this guy has been drinkn. But he hasn't
AN, Furthermore" he continues, IAN ableboded
seaman often comes home with fifteen hundred smack
ers in his SOCK after long an nterestn' voyage!
AN an officer can do it twice over an never crowd
pair of fives in poker game says this honest if
enthusiastic representative of our gov ment
Quiet" answers him. mister Morgenthau may
be stenih'! Think O. the income taxi"
There's that" says Mister O'Dea, (which each an
every one of US has to face as bit of duty it's
pleasanter when you've got it to pay With
In the meantime I'm slicin' him more of my small
ration of corn beef than I'D give anybody by any other
name an I've already forgot an violated the one-cp
of-cofee rule which he has overlooked also, guess
''Where do you have to go to get this fine life
at low cost?' ask him.
"Oh," says he, ''maybe to Murmansk an
ha!f,oay back ...''
see what he means. An say no more, both OF us
understandin' that it's fine life the merchant seaman
is ivin' - but brave one too. An God bless em -
if they want flly mignon for breakfast, in bed. III
eat beans an be thankful. Al
(uo&1