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Evening star., 1943-06-27
Mass viii Be Celebrated
In Polish at Convent

Father Joseph Luniewski of the
Marian Convent, tai Lawrence
street NE, viii celebrate mass ir
Polish at II am. today at the Con-
vent Of the Sacred Heart, 171s Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. The choir
Of the Polish Club Of Washington
will present Polish hymns. accom-
panied by Louis Adamski at the
organ.
Group 848 of the Polish National
Alliance and the Polish Club will
hold a picnic at Koday's Grove
southeast of Washington, on July 4
Reservations may be made with
Egno Leneski, social director of the
Evening star., 1943-06-27

rade Of all the units, including the
band and legion of honor, from the
temple on x street to the hotel.
Needham C. Turnagc, potentats
of Almas Temple, has invited visit
ing Shriners in the District to be
present.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

clubs, 9s4 Rhode Island avenue NE;
Mrs. Jadwiga Lewicka. $3.50 East
Capitol street; v. Staron, 2025 I
street NV, and Joseph Lorek, the
Monmouth, F and Eighteenth
streets NV.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

VMAN OF THE WEEK-John A. Bresnahan Qeft), inspector
general the stan warden shown
as he received certificate designating him vman
week. from Fred Holiday member Of the vMan Committee
the Junior Board of Commerce Mr. Bremahan attorney
and the father five children nights
and instruction made other contributions to the
civilian defense effort. Star STAFF Photo
Evening star., 1943-06-27
AImos Temple Shriners
Plan Big Ceremonial

Almas Temple will hold its largest
ceremonial In is years at 3 pm.
Wednesday at the Mayfiower Hotel
The ceremonial will follow pa
Evening star., 1943-06-27

You can place result getting
Want Ad" in The Star as late as
IL pm. on weekdays or 4 pm. Sat-
urdays. At the business counter or,
for all but few classifications, II
you have q telephone, call MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

X BALANCED HUMIDITY prevents
ropid drying out of foods. Cow
cred dishes ore not needed.
X NO MECHANICAL PARTS TO
WEAR OUT.
K HEAVY INSULATION - assures
proper Temperatures.
r BEAUTIFUL BAKED ON FINISH
mode to lost for years to come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Mary Porter WEEDS Ii. Herdeoen

1t. ROBERT 7. HERDEGEN JR.. of the Robert
I. Herdegens of Kenwood. Crosse Pointe
And Mary Leigh Porter. of Madison Wis. whose
engagement announced last June following their grad
uation from the University of Wisconsin.
Were married Saturday. in Hartford Conn
1t was simple chapel wedding. those quickly.
arranged wartime ceremonies.
Only member of the Herdegen family able be present
was Lit Herdegens sister Mary Jane . who went
from Mount Holyoke College where she is a student
1t Herdegen. who is in the army . got his
training at Chanute Field and graduated January
His first assignment was to Colorado Springs -.
he now at the PratWhtney Army and Navy Engineer.
ing School in Hartford Conn.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

yer's "Dixieland' band. Others
who joined in the hay-seed
rhythm step were Betsy Reiger
and Andy Seed. Sis Cress and
Billy Underdown, Marietta Krejci
and George Ceithaml and Shir-
ley Raskey and Frank Zim-
norman.
CHUCK DOTTERER, social
chairman OF the Union, directed
a trial open-house which was
held last night.
The reason for the program,
according 10 Chuck. is that
there has long been need for
Sunday night date recreation.
Thus the Union is opening the
bowling alleys, billiard room.
table tennis facilities and tap
room TO women for this one eve
ming. II the venture proves pop
ular, the policy may be con-
tinued.
1T WAS rather disillusioning
this past week when patri-
otically inspired co-eds streamed
10 the Health Service in answer
TO requested donations for the
Blood Bank.
Idle rumorS have Il that an
amazingly large percentage of
these patriotic women were
found anemic. The point is.
however, that the call was
heeded-and the diet for the
anemics now is iron.
LOUISE MUELLER had gen.
eral charge of a Ruthven tea
held last Wednesday at the
home of President and Mrs.
A. G.. Ruthven. Pat Young,
Sally Morton, Julie Jennings.
Helen Garrels and Sally Walsh
were present from some OF the
especially invited houses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
One Of Guest Speakers

Natalie Mattern was one of
the guest speakers at the ban
quot. The subject of her talk
was a suggested plan by which
college women can most effec-
lively serve their country. She
has an all "A" scholastic stand
ing and is the general chairman
OF the sophomore women's uni
versity project.
Peggy Gibbons, Barbara Piper
and Ann Parker were among
the characters in publicity
skit advertising Panhellepic
Ball. Peggy Anderson was a,
member of a quartet which sang
humorous. descriptive songs
about the types of girls who will
be seen at the ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
War Becalms
Social Life
At Michigan

ANN ARBOR, March IS
With Michigan men leaving
campus in increasing numbers.
and other uniformed men arriv-
ing only to be housed tightly in
dornitories. the university so
cial life is becalmed 10 the point
where dances are few and far
between and really big affairs
are even fewer.
But some things have been
conducted as usual. For instance
there was the Panhellenic
Scholarship banquet which is an
annual affair and which gener-
ally attracts every available
affiliated girl on campus. 1t
always precedes by few weeks
the annual Panhellenic Ball,
which. this year. will be held
March q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

gagements is a swing concert
which will be held for the bene-
fit of the univerSity's Bomber
Scholarship April 6 in Hill
Auditorium in Ann Arbor.
The club has gained a favor
able reputation in Ann Arbor
and throughout the state through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Peter A. Merkeys Return Home
MAYFAIRITES HITLER AND YON.

MAYFAIRITES HITLER AND YON. =.
The Peter A Markeys just back from a months
sojourn in Miami Beach. "
Mrs Jesse Chamberlain is home again. . following visit
with her parents. the Walter Nmmers at their winter
home In Miami Beach "
Mrs Harry Taylor of the Whittier. lone Reuter-
daughter OF the John A Reuters of Chicago boulevard
taking off today for City to see Mrs Tavlors son
Harry Jr.. who is in the air force. .
From there they will go to Miami Beach for month
jeanne Plane who is student Brescia Hall in London
ont will come to spend the weekend her parents
Mr. and Mrs Clarion Pante of Fske drive -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

Margaret Gardner of Bir-
mingham, a senior at the Uni
versity of Michigan, is presi-
dent of the University Of
Michigan's Women's Glee Club
which will appear on u. of NJ.
Night '43, March Is, in Ma
sonic Temple.
ranging introductions between
so-called war widows" and sol
diers stationed at the university.
ONE HUNDRED and fifty
one more men were called into
the Army Enlisted Reserve.
JOSEPHINE FITZPATRICK
was airman for another
Bomber Scholarship fund rails
ing function "a "hard-times"
party which was held last Fri
day at the League.
Five honor societies, namely
Athena, Scroll, Mortar Board.
Senior Society and Wyvern Co
ordinated their efforts in put
ting this dance across. Barb
Mclaughlin, Frannie Capps.
Jean Gilmer and Betty New
mann aided 10 Fitzpatrick on
the planning committee.
Pussy Hughes and Russ Sacco
were seen dancing to Bill Saw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Village Garden Club Luncheon

MANY RESERVATIONS have been made by members of
e village Garden Club for the luncheon to be given by
club, March g. at Hotel Statler -.
Among those who will be present Mrs w. E.
blodgett Mrs Alexander Bain Armin Darmstaetter
mrs charlton Newborn Mrs. <. A. Wooten . Mrs
wendell Wilcox Mrs. Philip Baker. Mrs Arnold L. Der.
reu Mrs A. W. Semplner Mrs Herman d. Scarney -.
MIS- george Viherot Mrs Russell French. Mrs. Sidney
Ferriss Mrs A. B. Hartz. Mrs. Cecil Hobbs . Mrs II
Murray Northrupp and Mrs Frank Goldie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Mrs. Vincent Gage
Back in Arkansas

MRS. VINCENT GAGE has
returned to Hot Springs, Ark,
after an extended visit in De-
troit with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
A. Gage of Huntington road and
nephew-in-law and niece. Mr..
and Mrs. r. Robert Kartsen.
Journeying TO Arkansas with
Mrs. Gage was her sister. Mrs.
Katherine Reading OF Grand
Rapids. who will remain in the
resort city for a lengthy stay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Expenses at Minimum

Susie Wood, general chairman
of the function, announced that
the central committee was COM
pletely FORGETTING the traditional
favors, programs and decora-
tons. The proceeds from the
dance will be given 10 several
charities. so the expenses arc at
a minimum.
Mary Liz Milne is in charge
OF a date bureau which is ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

various engagements which have
found them featured on pro-
grams ranging from Sunday
morning church presentations to
the football banquet, Varsity
Night and regular university
radio broadcasts from Ann
Arbor studios.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Mother in Lonq. Pink Chiffon

MRS TOWAR wore long dress of dusty pink chiffon
her daughters wedding .
1t made with full, straight skirt long sleeves
velvet bow in deeper shade accented the Vneckline .
She completed her with pert little matching
straw hat. flower trimmed. ..
And lavender orchids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Attendants Dressed in Marquisette

THE ATTENDANTS were dressed in marquisette. :. in
spring shades.
The matron Of honor. Mrs. Robert Scripps in
rose pink and carried pink carnations and lavender stock
Mrs Francis Boyer helotrope blue and carried
yellow roses and poeticus narcssi.
And Mrs. Edward Metzen, dafodil yellow. and car
ried blue irises and yellow narcissi.
Their frocks made with boufant skirts . .fttec
oodces round necklnes and braceletlength sleeves.
ruchng of the material marked the neckline hip
line and finished the sleeves.
They hardo of fresh flowers matching
bouquets -.
1t Francis Nicho Of Detroit who completed his training
AT Fort Benning, with the bridegroom. man
Ushers included the brides brother Cpl Albert J.
Towar Jr.. stationed at Shenango Pa.
And 1t. John Chlde of Detroit . who was al Fort Ben
ming with the bridegroom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Small Reception at Residence

SMALL reception was held at the Towar residence in
University Place Crosse Ponte which with
disposas Of spring flowers. -.
On the lace-covered table in the dining room
arrangements Of white gadoi freeza hanking the
wedding cake and silver candabra holding white
and the base OF the cake trimmed with maidenhar
fern and white azaleas. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Officers of Club

President OF the club Is Mar
garet Gardner of Birmingham;
vice president, Margaret Emery
of South Lyon; secretary-treas-
urer, Marcia Nelson of Rockford,
Ill. and student director, Mar
jorie Gould of Ann Arbor.
Usually appearing in uniform
white blouses and dark skirts,
the club will doll up for the
occasion March Is and appear
in formal dress. The members
rehearse three times week at
the Michigan League.
Sawyer, who is a graduate of
the university music school. does
all the arranging for the group
and has composed numerous
songs for them, one of which.
Victory" will be on the pro-
gram for u. of NJ. Night '43.
Three selections to be done by
the group that night in con-
junction with the Michigan
chorus of IS male voices and
the Michigan band are Gersch-
wins Rhapsody in Blue" Ferde
Grofe's "On the Trail" and
Berlin's Easter Parade"
Songs to Be Sung Alone
In addition the club will sing
alone "Mary's Lullaby" by Dor
othy James, song written
especially for and dedicated 10
the Glee Club, and when
Johnny Comes Marching Home
Again"
In the offing on the clubs
ever expanding schedule of en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Couple Leave for Florida Camp

1T. AND MRS. RODE left for his new post Fort
Banding, fla.
The bride travelled in navy sheer wool suit sheer
white blouse and jaunty little visor hat of navy off
by white feathers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Brideeroom's Parent Comes From N. Y.

MRS. A. A. RODE from New York for her
wedding and Mrs. James Shelley and Peggy who usec
live here came from Louisville KY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Michigan US
GIee Club TO
Be Featured
BY BARBARA DE FRIES

WOMENS GLEE CLUB at
the University of Michigan,
composed Of 70 women from all
classes and all schools at the
university, will be the featured
attraction at u. of NJ Night '43,
which is sponsored by the Uni
versity of Michigan Club of
Detroit. It will be held March
Is in Masonic Temple.
Reorganized by Wilson Saw
yer, Michigan Union band leader.
in the fall Of 1941. the club has
emerged from its embryonic
stage of IS members to 70 vocal
fists, including two graduate
students and one faculty wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
ayfes.j.jjr
~ with

BETTY ANN TowAR set the fashion . for spring
nbrdes
Betty Ann who was married yesterday afternoon :.
To 1t John Arthur Rode -.
At the Crosse Ponte Memorial Church. -.
Was lovely and girsh in her wedding dress -.
Of crisp white organdie and eyelet embroidery over
tafeta.
Betty Ann wore Juliet cap of eyelet embroidery -.
From which descended fnger-tip veil face veil .
And she carried white carnations and freezia
The something blue" a bit of blue ribbon. :. =.
To which was attached tiny wedding ring hidden in her
bouquet
A gift from Miss Sara E. Burnham.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Albert j. Towar
OF Crosse Pointe.
And the bridegroom the of Mrs A. A. Rode of New
York. and Ray Rode of Detroit. =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

Batter sHh Sbob-kl-s't--Sseo-S Fiosr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Clubs Quite Cav

The clubs were quite gay ON
their buffet nights. Dining at the
Country Club we SAY Mr-and
Mrs. George Clarkson Thrall.
Mr.. and Mrs George LaCkeV.
MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Hobbs The
latter very smart n a black and
white print-wIth no hat ON her
smartly waved HAIR The two
Van Der Zee sisters were there
Virginia with a new. high
hair-do and Joan with her dark
curls still on her neck. Quite
a stir TT>created when Ira
WsterRan\cafh be in. 1t has been
years sinceNR6 Moved to Wash
ington and everybody was glad
10 see him He EXPECTS TO re
turn to The Bee Hive" next
week
At the Litt1FClub We saw the
Richard JacksonS. the Dan
Goodenoughs and the Altman
Armstrong; dining together.
Cooper Wood came in. and We
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Going and Coming

There has been quite a little
gong and coming. The visit Of
1t. and Mrs Altman Armstrong
u who have been the house
guests Of Henry Irving Am
strong Of Van Dyke place. was
the occasion for two or three
small dinners. 1t Armstrong
leaves this week 90 take up his
work aS instructor az The TIM
NerSlty of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs George Edwards
SChenCk, who have been IN the
East for several weeks have
returned To their home on Lake
land avenue, ana MIS- Joseph
=. SchenCK, who stayed with
the Schenck children i'm the
meanwhile. has returned 20 her
apartment in the Colony Club.
Mrs. Charles l.. Frederick left
for several weeks visit IN New
York She viii spend some time
with her daughter. Or Elizabeth
Constantine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Women in Final
.NYon Hose Drive

y MEETING Of the board Of
directors Of the Detroit Fed
Grafton of Womcn> Clubs Will
bc hold Thursday al 1890 a. m.
IN the federation clubhouse.
Plans fOI unifying efforts of 125
affiliated clubs for war work
VIII bc made
Mrs Henry Eddy president,
has asked an members TO turn
.u all worn silk and nylon hose
hs Thursday as that IS the last
day of the governments silk
stocking salvage campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
CPreston SWEET

Preston Sweet
Mrs. Edward j. Sheth-
X a m p was Miss Lois
O'Hara. daughter OF Mrs.
Laura Gagner O'Hara of
jefferson avenue, before her
recent marriage to Phi. M.
Snethkamp, USCG.
also saw Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
" Mills Mrs Benjamin S.
Warren and Mrs Francis
DWyer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Palms Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Don't 8Ii rf.. aIr0e5t hratE
burden ot SIN, Department %.
TuDhC Works Stop gfrolg>sA
throwing gum wrappers boxes
rvru Uiik buftfr> out @. your
car onto the street
Mr. and Mrs CcCi F---h> en-
tcrtaIncd a. supper Saturday
night n honor of Their 0ou>c-
guests. Mr. and Mrs George
Sc~bner The supper WAS inc
formal and was serve cd In 'he
Hobbs home on Touralne road
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Good
enough asked several or the
Younger set To dine with them
Wednesday night and Mrs
Paahara I--..4-- Lad = --s-l----t4--
formal supper party sunday
uIEht.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-20
MILDRED SCORES

Fildred Harris, silent picture star,
former wife Of Charles Chaplin, and
still one of the screens most beau
tiful blondes, has had her role In
Warner Bros Saratoga Trunk"
built un.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-20
EARLY CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING LIMITED


Although Christmas Day is still
five months away, postal officials
have turned their thoughts to the
task OF getting packages to men
overseas, and closing dates for mail
Ing have been announced. Gifts for
Army men serving overseas must
be mailed by Oct. Is, with Sept. IS
set as the starting point, and the
time limit for mailing to Navy per-
sonnet has been scheduled for
Sept. Is to Nov. /.
Size limitations are the same as
last year, with the length Of pack
gaes to be within Is inches or the
lei-gth and girth to be.not more
than So inches combined. Weight
should be within five pounds, the
postal department requires.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Ticket Sale
Opened byCdrdl

The 81. Louis Cardinals have
finally convinced Their boss Pres
idcnt sam Brcadon. that they
were going TO win thc National
League pcnnant. for today the
Red Bird, business office started
accepting applications for tickets
fer-the World SeFje-
Standings show the Cards. with
n 10 game lead need win only
five more ball games 10 clnch tho
rtTE- II the second place Brooklyn
Dodgers We're 20 win all OF their
remaining 10 game, the Card,-
nails PLAYING only 200 ball N the
~ games lcit on Their schedule
would sun get under the wire
first.
Tho Yanke started accepting
ticket applications last week and
still need 10 gamc>-lp cAnch the
American League flag.
The Ncw Workers, Who clinched
the 1912 pcnnan' "a year ago Toe
day. need 10 play only 800 ball
jn their last 20 games 10 Win the
flag. even IL Inc second place
Cleveland Indians win all their
remaining u
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Pie With 43

Zeucr pointed ou' that travel
naturally would he hy plano.
The club will 20 IN one
rlane." hc said and the bag
gage in the other"
Besides the Bro"nS Iei'or
SAID he was sure 10 other club
~ hc shifted West would he an
Eastern club
"New York and Chicago are
the ONLY two towns in the
American League capable ~
supporting two teams, he
added
You concluded from Icllor's
remarks that inc Philadelphia
As probably would be tho most
likely team 10 hc shifted
Concerning the Tigers home
season. the general manager
laid
I'VE started the season just
hoping TO keep baseball going.
we have been more than
pIea sed with the showing of the
team and we just about broke
even financially. II WAS swell.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Pick HanlIin
For Opener
By nited Press

The International Leagues Gov
crnor'S Cup series begins tonight
with tho pCnuant-wInnInE Toronto
Maple Leafs meeting the fourth
place Montreal ROYALS Al Toronto
and tr1r second place iNS'ow5TE
Bears meeting tho Syracuse Chiefs
~ Syracuse Both VIII play Il
bcSt-of-Seten series
Burleigh Grimes manager ot
'f70 tT9ry, TuGIcaTcd ne VII SCnd
hlS ace Luke Hamln. who won
and lost s games during the
So son 20 the mound Ilamln &
opponent probably VIII be Bob
Chipman ~OuthpaW.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
ReVoItd, Fouls
Tied al 81 Holes

WAUKEGAN. I'll, Sept. 14
ms Johnny Revolta Of Evan
ston. ILL.,. and Jim Fouls Of Ruth
Lake. Iu, tee of today AT the
Glen Flora Country club in an
1S-holc pIayon for the Illinois
PEA crown
Re4e+ta, Hho iiav captured the
title FIVE times in The last seven
starts. had a 54-hole Of 2l9.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
kieppe Lost
For W Game
special TO THE DErRoIr INNS

KALAMAZOO, Sept ~ Dick
kicppe. former Michigan State
star now playing with kHIamaloo
Western State Normal has been
transferred 10 the Iowa prc-fllght
school and will be missing from
the lineup when the BrOncoS go
t0 Ann Arbor. Sept 25. 20 re-
place Michigan State on the Mich
ILan opening date. lie MlII- how
ever. play against Central Normal
trrnt Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
r. 4 B. GETS BERGER

OF the firSt-thrrr, r.. & Il ap-
pears to have drawn the toughest
opening assignment IN j. L. Bcr-
ger, composed Of Adolph Konopka.
Dave Berger Herb Case, Hank
CAVE and Phi Bauman How
ever, IN Wow OF tho powerful 3l9i
IdlShcd up by Chct BukoWSki.
Ihcruan Gibson. Steve Dutko.
Frod Bulack and Flcd Breckle N
the -GLcAlcr- -pnlrn+t tH-HFtffiAtll \
r. q r certainly deserves 10 be
made tho choice
Unless Charley PabaUlt and Joe
Licb come up with a vastly mn
proved Twentieth Century Rccro-
ALlln--li--hGl++d -a-bf --fe--tttr
Siruh u.s. Howard Curtin sixth
man for the national game cham
PT1I1z- EaTH Tins 14laS0E[ XII llil ~
FOR Norris. Who is Nilil recovering
from = broken lett wing
BolStcred by INC addition Of
Tommy DoraZiO !u place o. Steve
trurhun-HOw In me army and
fiuShCf bN twin triumph over
Stroh last Friday. Chenc- from
hley should be able 10 handle Her
man BcuCcII Pepsl-Cola.
PauSClcan. VIII TURN loo S q
Johnny Cummn> Dr- William
Murphy -iion} NosakowSk Al
Parican and jimmy Moore and
ftfsI T7=7FTE cfHS FOR
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Bob Tales
Bachman Can
Give M Plenty
To Worry About
, By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

Fritz CriSler is supposed 10
have a dream team Ann
Arbor way. But the dream
team easily might turn into A
nightmare for Fritz his first
time out this Saturday agihst
Camp Grant.
Especially wit Fritz have 10
he cooking on the front burners
now. For one thing, he's gong
against an old and skilled foe
man in Charlie BaChman.
Charlie found himself with
out a football team some time
back when Uncle Samuel called
all his gang 10 do a bigger lob.
II was decided Al Michigan
State 10 discard all sports for
the duration.
If -tetf know BaehHaR7 and
know how he likes football, YOU
will understand what this
meant 10 hlm Separating
Charlie from football team in
the autumn months would be
like taking away the red suit.
WhiskcrS and feindecrS from
Santa Claus al Christmas time
Charlie now has a team, and
q good ono. He was named
yesterday a. head coach Of the
Camp Grant football team.
You can he sure Bachman
knows as much about Michigan.
tho CriSler system and what 10
expect from tho Wolverines as
any orc 1T tt1e country. II mas
been ms annual iob 10 lake on
NJ IN an opening game He
has made II his business 10 know
All any rlyai coach could dis
cover about an opponent
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Marines Call Patty

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Sept.
u tCPl- Patty Berg, outSidnd-
uE woman golfer, has rocotvod
orders from lhe- marine corps o.
cWung office in Chicago 10 re-
port for boot training at New
River, y. &, on Sept 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-14
Bernie Hobar on Job

MEXICO CITY. Sept. II GNS)
Bernard A. lioban Of Dart
mouth. taking over his new post
"a, head coach Of the University
OF Mexico football team, started
today 10 select a squad for the
opening Saturday Of a fye-game
series. Sixty candidates for the
team greeted him ioyfully when
4IebaR- af-ftFea, accompanied ny
has wife