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FortnightlY Club
Met In Home OF
Mrs. Hooper

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evening n the home Of Mrs
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County Health Department. vas
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Miss TTessie King
Honored At Pretty
Luncheon Saturday

hrs . l. Pierce # Kreole en-
tefta4ncd honuffng Mss TfeNsie
King vita 3 lovely luncheon
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laffefs birthday
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MOSS POINT 49,.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr. and Mrs John Boyetio
spent the week end II NeW Or.
leans
Misses TIlla and Essie Beverly
spent the week end wIfh relatives
IN Gulfport
Mrs Al Treadway 81 Mobile
vas . guest last Thursday n the
home of Mr. and Mrs ] p Bu-
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their small daughter Cece
Ann &pent nocsass N nilax
An initiation meeting u the
hAeal chapter II tht Order a. s
Eastern Star will taks place Tue
day evening April n a. the Ma
sonic hall 80 nelnaas avunas
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loais and Mr. { l. Clifford u
Gautsvr returned ffesn attendance
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- the Order 81 shs Eastern star.
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aon wf4o a worthy matsen 81
the Paseagoals chapter afss~a -
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Among the csllere students
10 All he hasns iss ,he Easisf
holidays Is Miss Helen Walker
who viii eume from Gtudsuhl
college Il 81 Louis 10 b. with
her mother Mrs , u Walker
81 and alhet reisgises
Miss Julia Mae DeJean was :
week end visitor ia the home II
her brother. Morris DeJesn n
New Orleans
Mrs h L Garter returned
, Tuesday from Tallahassee whers
he vas called ~ the sue
illness q her father. IL G Wal.
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EASTER sssson viii be Mia Helen
Heidelberg Of New Orleans
Wbo viii visit in the horne o.
Mrs ? y Wakes.
Sunday guests IN the home o.
Mr. and Mrt J - Olsen xef.
Harry L Boney and his son II
Warren W Boneg @ho has beer
home on furlouRh. and Franl
Duvie ~ Biloxi
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Mr. and Mrs J. c Aveni and
son, Carson. and Matt Delmas Jr
spent q few hours Monday N
Mobile
Misses MARY Ada Strickland
and Miss Mary HARDWOOD students
at Gulf Park College in Gulf
port. spent the week end witt.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy WiHoBghby
Mrs c T Highiower and Mrs.
Elizabeth Chappen spent several
DAYS mere last week with Mrs
Higbtowers son. Charles High
tower. who was III N tire Jack
son County hospital Mr. High.
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their home IN Hogsnsviiie Ca
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N Mobile.
Mrs " p Davis Of Mobile
spent q few hours last Thursday
afternoon We her mother. Mfs
l. 3 Herring
Mrs e L Cunningham and
Mrs Jesse Dethion spent last
Thursday in New Orleans with
their daughter and sister. Ms
Jessie Cunningham
Mrs Z J Jane and little daugh.
Ter Dorothy Olivia we're moved
70 the home d their parents sna
grandparents. Dr and Mn X e.
Fey from the Jackson County
hespitai last week
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led By Misses Dora BeIln sni
taia Powell motafed - Nea
Orleans for the dsy "Wednesday
Hrs Quinton BrenR aad son
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lining for four months
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Int Mrs 7 z Spencer
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Irish 70 Start
With New Plays

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. &c
CUP - Notre Danes 37-mar
travelling squad entrained for
Cleveland today, equipped with a
new offensive repertoire to spring
on Navy before $4,000 fans Sat.
urday.
Coach Frank Leahy who nor
mally works his squad only one
hour a day, took advantage of a
lull in academic curricula TO polish
new plays for two hours yester-
day.
The Irish have used only Ia
running plays and two forward
pass patterns against opponents
this season, but Leahy felt thai
new offensive maneuvers were
needed for the Navy contest.
"A year ago when we started
using the Information, we had
great many plays, dozens more
than we have now" Leahy said.
1--WE decided this year to work
the other way around--tO get n
few plays well learned and pol
ished."
He said that he was increasing
the number of plays almost sc
per cent for the Navy game
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Hates TO Miss Army

Bertelli, in South Bend before
the Irish left for Cleveland 10
play the Navy Saturday, said
10 him II is a great disappoint-
ment that he will be unable TO
play against the Army.
':The game against Army Is
the only one my family 1.-TWO
married sisters and his mother)
and most of my friends get to
see me play in"
Bertelli, % years old and one
Of footballs greatest passers,
tomorrow will play in what is
expected to be his final game
for Notre Dame. He has been
ordered 10 report Monday for
boot training in the marines at
Paris Island.
Bertelli has one semester TO
60 at South Bend, but doesn't
expect 10 be back. He thinks
the war is going to last past his
prime as a football player.
When II is over he would like TO
coach football and take a fling
AT the pro game, perhaps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

Red Run, rounded out limit kills
just before the official closing
time, 5 p. m.
Chick Austerberry, who until
yesterday held the distinction OF
being one of the best field shots
in the business, was dubbed Pelee
Islands pheasant chump last
night because Of missing two easy
shots.
In the party were Bill Fayer-
weather, Michigan's skeet shoot
ing champion; John Hands, Tony
Martin. Howard Lawton, Craw-
ford Stanley and George Hardy.
Charlie Taepke and Fred
Mehrer, Detroit. had an unusual
experience. A cotton tail rabbit
popped out in front of Mehrer.
Don't shoot, don't shoot!"
Taepke shouted and Mehrer
complied.
A few minutes later Taepke dis
covered what he believed was the
same rabbit following him through
a soybean field.
Anyway, Charlie insists II
looked like the same rabbit, APP
parently seeking protection or
companionShip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Sport
BertelIi Escaped
Designing Coach
By Seeing Movie
By LEO MACDONELL

James CoStin Of the South
Bend Tribune came up with an
interesting yarn Of how Angelo
Bortolo Bertclli. the Springfield
Rifle whose pitching wi2ardy
put Notre Dame on top again in
football. was saved for the Irish
%,fen ne hid in a West Spring
field. Mass, movie theSer 10
avoid being talked into going to
Boston College.
Young Bertelii had just been
graduated from Cathedral High
School in Springfield, where he
was an all-around athlete. star
ring in baseball and hockey as
well az AzPtball.
To 90 the man who wanted
TO sell - Boston College, Ber-
tell stayed for TWO shows and
part Of another. waiting for the
departure OF the last train
which he hoped would carry his
pursuer back 10 Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Hoosiers Lose Back
For Ohio State Tilt

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct %
INS)-Gloom pervaded the In
diana campus today with the an
nouncement that regular halfback
Edward Schienbein would be lost
TO the HOLSTERS for tomorrow
game with Ohio State because of
an injured knee. Another Hoosier
casualty was Paul Davis, reserve
guard who broke his collarbone
i'm scrimmage.
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Now His Coach

The man VIII o m Bertelli
flHeked was Edward NfCNeevGT.
now Frank Leahy's assistant
and Bertelli'S coach at Notre
Dame. which adds more movie
flavor 10 the story.
81 was afraid" Bertelli was
quoted as saying. that II i
stayed home and listened 10 Me-
keever. he might, talk me out of
the idea of going To Notre Dame
and 1 didn't want that to
happen.
$50, hearing he was in town
again, 1 told my mother 1 was
going To "A nearby movie and
hide until McKeever's train left
for Boston. Then I'D be sure TO
miss him."
Bertelli said he had always
been a Notre Dame fan and his
childhood hero. Milt Piepul, went
from Cathedral High 10 South
Bend. II was Piepul who told
the Notre Dame athletic au-
thorities about Bertelli.
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Praises His Sub

Johnny Lujack will take my
place at quarterback" Bertelli
is quoted, land he's a good boy
for the job"
And if one demands figures
10 prove Bertelli is as great as
they say he is. here they are:
Games, %; passes, 3l5; COM
pletions, 165: yards, 2,470;
touchdowns. 26.
With Us points already
totaled in five games, the cur
rently brilliant Notre Dame
scoring machine has taken a
place among other steam rollers
which have fashioned football
fame for the Irish.
This has been done without
design. since Frank Leahy
makes generous use of the play
erS in his squad Against hapless
Wisconsin and Illinois he used
the regulars. sparingly, but his
second and third stringers ap-
peared 10 be just as potent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
A Gre at Record

Speaking Of Francis William
Leahy, the Irish coach, is roll
ing up quite a personal record.
The record is 40 victories
against but four defeats and
three ties in a comparatively
short. but glsmorous career as
head coach. Florida and Glenn
son beat two of ms Boston Col
lege teams and Michigan and
Georgia Tech whipped his 1912
Notre Dame eleVenS.
Notre Dame eleven.
present Irish already hold sew
enteenth scoring place among
the school S s. teams. even If
they never make another point.
Here is The list of top Noire
Dame scoring combinations of
the past 81 years, so you can
watch the present team climb
The record ladder through us
renaining\ five engagements,
which by the way. are really
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Redford Natators
Beat Mackenzie

BEDFORD lost both Of the relays
10 Mackenzie swimmers yesterday
but won all but one OF the lndl-
vidual events 10 take the dual
meet So TO 80 in the Mackenzie
pool. -
The summaries.
50 wards free style -- Won BY Krausr
BEDFORD, SILVER Mackenzie, second Han
nan Redford third. Time 25.s.
100 yards breast stroke-Won By RAM
say. BEDFORD: seitI BEDFORD, second
DALEY. Mackenzie. third. Time l ZOE.
200 yards free styie-Won by Lynklips
BEDFORD. Hmm, BEDFORD. second; Brewer.
Mackenzie. third. Time 2:29.i.
100 yards back stroke--Won by Taylor
BEDFORD: Pigg, Mackenzie second. Buehrer.
Mackenzie. third. Time i.ita
100 yards free style - Won BY Krause.
Redford Sawyer BEDFORD. second; olennie.
Mackenzie. third. Time .03.
Diving Won by Knorr, Mackenzie;
Beautfait. Mackenzie, second; Blostshsr.
BEDFORD thVd
$50 yards medley--Won by Taylor Red
ford; Horworth. BEDFORD, second: Daley.
Mackenzie. third, Time l:57.3.
Medley relay-Won by Mackenzie fPigE.
Vaiassis Knorr); BEDFORD, second (schsdle.
Junior Blaokwood, BloetsherD.
200 yards relay - Won by Mackenzie
Brewer, Glennie, SILVER, sawyer. Red
ford. second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
LEADING TEAMS

Many small colleges have come
up with great football teams this
season because of the Nays Y-12
training program and had hoped
for Bowl bids for the first time.
One of these is Colorado College
which is expected to finish the
season undefeated.
The leading Bowl games are
the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Cal. ;
Cotton Bowl. Dallas. Tex; Sugar
Bowl, New Orleans; Orange
Bowl, Miami, and Sun Bowl, FL
Paso.
Meanwhile. the Army reiterated
its no-athletics rule for students
participating in the army special
lied training program. ASTP
students are allowed TO only play
intramural football or baseball.
About 247 colleges have ASTP
courses with somewhere around
150.00 soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Ex-Gopher Fri6keY
To Face Old Mates

EVANSTON. Ill, Oct. % GNS)
Herman Frickey, the Minnesota
halfback that Northwestern could
not stop last year, was expected
today TO furnish the punch for the
Wildcats in turning back the Co
pliers invasion tomorrow. An
other former Gopher, Chuck Del
lego. VIZ tranfer. has become eli
gible for play against his former
teammates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
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The Detroit Times daily prints Night Edition the
name OF horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets of the day.
The code key appears Eight Red Line
Editions with number corresponding letter the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Times Photo

DETECTED back to the DENLY 10.
where Eddie DopkoWski recovered
for Pershing.
Two line plays for Pershing
took it to the z, but two passes
failed and the ball went over.
Stan Nestorak. Hamtramck's
sensational halfback, scored three
of the Cosmos touchdowns against
Southeastern. One came on a 2S-
yard run on reverse, the others
on short line bucks.
FIRST CROSSING
John Manzoni accounted for the
other on a 5-yard plunge. Mike
Karsarine of Southeastern crossed
Hamtramck's goal line for the
first time when he intercepted a
pass in the closing five minutes
and dashed Is yards.
Ken Kalis scored all Of Western
points against Central. but IL was
the running of another Cowboy
back, Steve Bajnar, that set up
the scoring plays. Kalis crossed
the goal line both times on 5-yard
bucks.
Central, incidentally. outgained
Western and led in first downs,
but il all happened in its own ter
ritory. The losers never got past
the Western 40.
Passes brought Southwestern
two Of its scores against Macken-
zie. with Nick Poma on the
throwing end each time. He first
connected 10 Joe Borchinian and
then to Dick Bales. Later Borchi-
Man intercepted a Stag pass to
run AZ yards for the third marker.
Tino Sabuco passed 10 Jim Hvil-
stadt for MackenZie's lone touch
down.
Northwestern eight-touchdown
spree against Wright was led by
John Damiani. who tailed three
times. Fred Knack scored twice
and Harold Ramsey, Dick Dresser
and Harold Pink once Bill Con-
radi returned kickoff so yards
for the Wright touchdown.
Northern, in winning its second
In a row. scored in the second
quarter on Northeastern when
Charles Frankel completed 40
yard pass to Stuart Chapman.
Bill Moustakis passed TO Earl
Antonelli for Eastern's first touch
down against Highland Park and
later Moustakis got away for 40
yards for another. Tom Yamin
ran 35 yards for the third marker
in the Indians first triumph Of
the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Secretary Only New
Red Run Golf Officer

All officers and directors except
one are reelected today follow
ing last nights annual meeting
of Red Run Golf Club. Directors
for three years are Paul j. Kel-
Ter, Harry l.. Faust and Walter
c. Russell. Officers renamed are
Keller, president; c. M. Johnson,
vice president: II. Lloyd Clawson,
treasurer. II. r. Kelly is the new
secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
cHuRCHII.I, nnWNs

Wtathtf1 cI0udyl tTack1 sI0W-
First Race Miss Thet, Mssmenow.
Bolo Fancy, Mia Team. " Lady, Late
Thtead,\ Old SIR, Nasty Heels.
Second Race-Bachelor / Go, o Play,
Late Dawn. Busy Maid
Third Race - Transfran. Galiahue.
Tiny's Choice Squeeze Thru. Stars Al
Night. roolmaker Brown Flame Fourth
Estate
Fourth RAce-Last Chick. Petty or
hcer Ebony Bee shrapnel. Pauline W.
Trouble Sands, Unhampered Method
iCal
EiGhth Race show Up, Polly Pauline,
Guymasl Morocco Betty, Honeyboo. Ida
T. Giant Servant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
WELL CHECKED

Until they beat their way to
scoring ground. the Tars' hefty
backs had been fairly well checked
by Pershing. DENLY couldn't get
beyond the Doughboy's s40 in the
first half.
Pershing muffed its best chance
to score in the second quarter.
Donnelly, trying to pass on his
own 90, fumbled the pass from
center. In the chase for the loose
pigskin, the ball was kicked and