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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Little Farms for Sale

CHOICE small farm S3i5. q miles from
Detroit CTS Van ca. 1900 IT.. 4-64-p
BABAGA. 1857. on Gada-d between
Alan Telegram. four-ru.m bungalow
modern hath beautiful err .0rf sink. 81. ssh.
terms Tuxedo i.0pi7
BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES surround
THIS groHr double insulated cottage
,'s,'rfrft tr. excellent well water rr n
only Ninl2. 500 swings des rc-' f-
Wayne roads Phone wsyre gu
FCKlFs RI m Schoolcrar 8 acres
good farm and $40 down Newman.
Joy ard lrkstet Rfs Redford u3a5
FREQ LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE BOLn1. keaifnr. q. Ts9Y
l3it~&N ch'Ran TheHier BuNdtre
GROW YOUR owN Buy Al Hr. s.~
neeN Royal OAK. hgPC., S@Ng, tcny s
On. rram.s, ~. 65s7 the y Nan. =. %
HOWELL
acres MES from 'ovV -.rar-' house
ejsqttI. -htN ana vlre1N fQr stove. -eC1
so. barn small fDanry Hotsf pEpe.
onlv g. 2oo Nth smsM payment down an
eood terms
l.. II. CRANDALL
ii2 STAFF ST HOWELL WicH
SNAIL farms in New Baltimore. $3.50 a.
also river i1tS on S7lf River. terms
owner TT 2-o0s3. veekdsvsJ
io-ACTF near birmingham 10 room rud.
sfr home Two ffrr'aret frn rrrNa~i-
tvr bans chicken horse -uIinoi sr
small down r9y-7'rf kIr'h Fvm'Hshsr
1851
S0V275 sever wster Eas Wake scheot
Ss75. rssr i3-Mls and woodward. iud
son BradWsy Co, IA. BOO,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Victory Garden Plots

KCETs acres. large 1is close .r
FRANK : KROHECK c3tto VA% DYKE
r. DETROIT -hnxiia paved S. y el
on Gratot S2s5 Owner R0seviils 1865
Vacant Lots for Sale
B'Y state owner properties. See your
reA lrsfsts broker
CONSULT me er}arsec Eeaf Fs'R'e .Ist-
ms In the big sunday Times Want A
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

REFINANCE

Your M home mortgage or land contract
On favorable terms 5 a. 20 years low
rates FLA or FIRST Federal plan First
Federal Savings and Loan Assn. Isl
GrsWoid a, Lafayette. CHI 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
COLORED- GIRLS

FOR LIGHT CLEAN WORK IN LAl,S.
Dry UNION SHOP GOOD PAY AP-
PLY CENTRAL OVERALL SUPPLY CO
;0f3 r. PALMER, NEAR EAST GRAND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Housekeeping Rooms

CONF OETtBLF ro9m inrsrspHng larss
eios1, SOD tfsnSportau4n- Employed
person. Tylsr s.162t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

MADAME pELLA-Advser Ans m. ~
reader lGrsnd RIVER Appointments
Tyler 6 Tg01
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
MADAME EMBER, ADVISOR

PILES sND CRONIC DISEASES
successful Office trestwent while working
Doctor he Swaus Rectsl Clinic
siS Second near Palmer TRinly i.77l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29

f'D LIKE 80 borrow $500. utn psy GOD
interest srd r1vaitv Please write RrN
A-if2 Detroit Times 81
LADY or MYSTERY ~ pa1o Fare
'PA,ste Readings Phone Temple POSES
Appcfnt nen's daily N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Lake and River p, ,perty for Sale
Money to Loan
On Redt Estate

AT ai4cs Insurance Co. funds for sooc
mortgage loans. land contracts bought
I'd Henkei Co Hammond Bltg ca 2655
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Lund Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and resl estate; no appraisal
CadLIac 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-29
Houses for Sale
East Of WoodUdrd)
A RARE BUY-GROSSE PIE.

Fisher I'd q7N-7.room BRICK. sun room,
f''st floor iavstory. breakfast nook. steam
1i heat. large lot. stan shower. Tyler
5-ETT7
Kodiak mirror., 1943-10-23
Fairbanks Vault Robbery Still Investigated

Federal and local officials re- mained baffled this week in the investigation to solve the burg lary in which from $5O,O0O to $500. GOO cash was stolen from 90 safety deposit boxes in the vault of the Fairbanks Agency Company.
 Although there was no evl- dence to show that forclble means had been employed to entered the office itself, the vault door was broken open and backs were pried from the boxes.
 Richard c. Wood, head of the Agency, was in the hospital at the time and the robbery was discovered ty Mrs. Louise All red, formerly of Kodiak, who was in charge of the office.
 The robbery occurred over the weekend and was discovered Monday after Mrs Alfred went to work. The vault door was not opened until APO that day be- cause of difficulty with the lock.
 Officers found that 2 units of 45 boxes each had been lifted from thelr places Every box had been sorted carefully only cash being taken out. Since each unit weighs in the neighborhood of 500 pounds, it was estimated that at least two husky men were involved in the burglary. One unit was lifted from its place on the top tier and lower ed to the floor without scarring the linoleum. The other was left resting on table, It was noted also that considerable skill was required to remove the steel backs from the units. These heavy plates were secured by interlocking steel Jugs and were welded in place.
 Officials have been interview ing those who might provide clues, but declined to indicate ,, what line their investigations were taking or what hopes they had uf solving the case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Politeness Forgotten

Charley Moran. former foot
ball coach from Notre Dame,
has edited the book and he, too.
has abandoned any pretty no.
tions OF polite behavior. The
three have attempted TO i'm
prove the Jap methods by adding
tricks which have been devel-
oped in sports that are typically
American.
Commander Stevens appar-
emily is the chief contributor 10
the chapter on Contact Sports
and the War" which is devoted
largely TO the dirty football
tricks the commander once de-
cried.
The first picture shows one
cridder clipping another. DR..
Stevens points out this maneu-
YER can tear loose the Achilles
tendons of its human target,
break one or both legs or twist
his knee entirely out Of joint.
Another picture shows those
two tough hombres Of the Chi
cago Bears. Hunk Anderson and
Joe Stydahar, illustrating n
helpful point. Hunk is smash
ing his elbow into Joe's face
and bringing hrs knee up into
Stydahar's stomach az the same
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
1223Gets Top
Spot in City
Photo by Times stan Photograph.

Those seeking the doubles lead
in the city championship bowling
tournament at Wy-7 must exceed
1923. Al Valella and Fred Miller
from Rainbow produced this count
last night Valella scoring 237-243-
POS for 6SS and Miller 535. Val
elias series is tournament high to
date.
Everett Wenz and Leonard Lii
berda made second on 1887 with
Liberia paradfng 66t77. Thomas
Sauter and Frank Shiller went TO
second in the overaverage division
on 10. Valella has 1866 COR all
events and Liberda 1894.
At Great Lakes, there were no
changes. Ekhardt-Becker. in the
championship section. was high on
2807 with Reno MiniStrelli. subSti.
tute for George Bryant, knocking
ga. al Kopitzki skidded TO 499
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Bob Tales
Sportsmen Drop
Ethics TO Teach
New Battle Style
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

1t. Comdr. Marvin A. Stevens,
, former Yale and New York Uni
versity coach, and Edward d.
O'Donhell. hand-to-hand coach
at old Eli, have written a book
which should prove immensely
helpful 10 our fighting men
locked in a death struggle with
an enemy who knows no code.
Their publication. IAN Amer
lean Method of Hand-to-Hand
Combat" is an exposition of the
tactics that will beat the Japs
at their own game.
Throughout their careers in
American sports. these gentle
men have been vigorous apostles
of fair play.
They have preached constantly
the gospel of clean sportsman
ship, but they also are realists.
They know that in this war Of
survival anything goes,
Their attitude is typical Of the
awful rage OF an outraged people.
The Axis brigands, who miStook
Americas gentleness for weak
ness, will finally pay a fearful
price for their blindness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Curves Wrong Diet

The Washington SENATOR
have made an embarrassing dis
covery For the past II years
their pitchers have been feed
inc a diet Of almost nothing but
curves 10 Bob Johnson, the big
Indian who spent more than a
decade in the livery OF the
Philadelphia Athletics.
After bitter salary dispute
with Connie Mack, Johnson was
peddled 10 the Senators this
winter. Then came the dis
covery.
The first time Johnson faced
Philadelphia pitching. Manager
OsSie Bluegc perceived the Sen
atorS had the husky fence buster
sized up all wrong all these
years.
The As threw almost nothing
hut straight fast ones at their
eXteammate.
Since Connie Mack has
watched Johnson play in more
than 1900 games and has
studied his batting style closely
for more than decade, Bluege
had no doubt he and his charges
had been sadly misguided.
"All these years we've had
the Washington pitchers throw
ing curves to Johnson, figuring
that was his weakness" means
Bluege. "The first time Connie
Mack has to face him, Comics
pitchers get orders to give him
fast balls only. Connie should
know. but it's something we
never knew before"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
City Pin Standings


Nv
CLASS
" ? Engineering 2Pss wolverine
2A5l Rainbow Travellers 2907 Joe Fairs.
1901 Gersch 1sgq
CLASS
Brass Rail 2H2 Motors Pontiac. ga
Jewei-Raath. 226 Rathnaw. 22l Bl5pdy
FL.
CLASS {
Ford 20. fnl Martin 345. Checker.
500 Defense Cost. l~f. silver Cup. 24g.
CLASS n
Franzrs 327 Noree Engineering 3ls.
Morse Curr.fs 5is, De soto Warren Tool
Eugincerina. SO. Cylinder Blocks 2sl
DOT BIE~ tREGILtRb
81 NalClis-Ffst Miller 1928 Everett
Weng Leonard Llber1a. 1857 Tony Cos
C1ienda Reno Nlnstreii 1881 Hsrh Die.
man Arthur Herman. 1877. Tony Novak-
Frank Zion 1924
SINGLES
Tony Cosc0icrda. go Donald Le,osls
s27 Otto ksEief s26 Louie hoprince
sip Frank Guu-ber. 6'H
not RITS tONFR AVERAGE
Martin Strow-Ww. Grove III Thomas
SsuteT-Frnrk Shiler 17n Robert Batch
ford-AndreW ShirWsv. 1906 James ppdds-
Kenneth De Bolt. 1856. n and NJ L
Kopoucn, li2
SINGLES
Frank Collins lge. John Harper rag
Theodore Dubois l36 Joe Stanbeck 1917
VIM Aterno I2T Charlie LiEEa. l2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Champion Stroh
Has 175-PinEdQe
In Fife Match

Fife must overcome a 175-pinI
deficit to pass Stroh in the three
remaining blocks for the state
match game championship. That
fact is evident today in the returns
from the third block last night at
Hall-Dodds Recreation, VIII c r e
Stroh had 3049 10 1850.
That margin of SO pins. added
TO the sc Stroh carried in, left
George Holmes cutters on the
pressure end when the match re-
sumeS at Palace May 11-12-13.
The teams lay off a week because
of the Petersen Classic.
Joe Norris 695, main series of
the three blocks, pulled Stroh
through. His 257 in the second
brought Stroh HOS for high single.
Norris took IL straight strikes,
seven in the first game and four
in the second. Cass Grygier spared
from the 4-7-l0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
POOREST IN YEARS

Fishing poorest in years"
says Wood. water temperature
~ degrees at noon opening day,
air temperature IS degrees.
Spinners and worm fishing fair.
No fly matches. Wet fly very
poor. Number of anglers present
for opening day this season was
80 per cent smaller than last
year. Water normal and clear.
Conditions should be ideal in
about two weeks"
The perch run is holding up well
at fawas Bay. Some nice catches
Of brook trout were made on
Beaver Pond, near Milo. stocked
lake. Fair catches of browns were
made on the Au Sable, mostly on
streamers. Small streams not ex'
Dected TO furnish good fishing
until warmer weather.
Perch are biting good AT Alpena
on minnows. Trout biting only or
bait and then on bottom of deer
holes. No smelt run at Alpena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
BY HAROLD KAHL

Eight bowling tournaments,
topped by the Mems City at Great
Lakes and WY recreationS and
the Women's City at Palmer Park.
will be on tap here this weekend.
Continental Motors first annual
team. doubles and singles sweep
stakes, which has attracted / 400
entries, VIII open AZ the Vogue to-
morrow at $50 a. IN. Slated for
are the Class B-S30
handicap at Chenc-Trombly, CYO
Women's at New FaiTvtew and
1850" Doubles al Rainbow
The CYO Mems competition will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Explain Old Tricks

All the once taboo tricks Of
line play are carefully and
clearly explained.
O'Donnell takes IL up from
there. giving a scientific EXPOSE
ton OF such useful efforts as
eye-gouging, knife-fightinG fin
ger-tearing. instep-S m a h n Z.
matchmaking and Strangling.
When you find such SportSmen
rs Commander Stevens. O'DOn-
nell and Moran teaching such
mn ferrous arts as the double
rabbit punch. YOU realize how
completely America has ripped
Off its complacency and how
savage the just wrath Of "A
peace-loying people can be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
US0 Holds It's Final
Indoor Boxing Show

Final USO boxing show Of the
indoor season is on schedule to-
night al the Downtown auditor
ium. CasS at Lafayette. 4 10-bout
card Will have teams from Detroit,
Dearborn, Annunciation and High
land Park boxing clubs
Among those listed are Howard
Fenske Mike Gibbons. Frank
AbramaitiS, Nick PaliSc. Jack
Liddy Bob Armstrong, Wilbur
Nelson, Nathaniel Felix, Angelo
Sauve, Joe O'Connor and Bill
Borne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Hahvuhd Chanqed

The "wah' is doing things
even TO the baseball team Of
Staid, old "Hahvuhd." once one
\of the untouchables Of the Ivy
1League.
Before this week is out, the
wearers of the Crimson will
have competed against a college
team, high school team and a
club whose lineup is generously
sprinkled with professionals.
Only a war could bring about
anything like that.
The high school club is Exeter
and the college team Is Yaic.
The other outfit IL the Boston
Coast Guard aggregation.
Things aren't like they used
20 be. or had you noticed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Trout FISHING
Reports Still
DiscOurdging
BY DON GILLIES

Failure of spring 10 make its
belated appearance in the north
ern counties of Michigan contin-
ues TO hinder trout fishing
Reports from conservation men
throughout the state tell of high
streams, roily waters and poor re-
suits during the opening days of
the 1913 trout season.
Sporadic catches of browns and
rainbows are being taken from the
Cedar. near Gladwin. while calico
bass fishing on minnows in the
back waters Of Gladwin and Mid
land counties has been fair.
The perch run at StandiSh is
about over. No Smelt has been re-
ported in this area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

btANAf AfhN AbAi@ LIN bht HhN
"Bauman was one of the most
willing workers on our spring
squad" Coacn Fritz Crisler com
mented today. land although he
lacks experience he has shown
rapid improvement. am sure
same zeal a. varsity candidate
and should make an important
contribution to Michigan foot
ball.
He did not miss n day OF
spring practice and although the
squad a. whole did not prac-
tice on Saturdays Bauman was
always down to work out indi-
vidualIy."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Ortiz Still Champ

FORT WORTH. Tex. April 30
Manuel Ortiz still retained his
bantamweight boxing champion
ship here today following his sixth
round knockout of Lupe CORDOBA
in their scheduled l5-round scrap
here last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
LaMOffa.
ZiVic bout
May Fl

PITTSBURGH. April 80 CUP)-
The outdoor boxing season IN
opens May "A with a
bout between Jake La Motta Of
New York-only conqueror Of Ray
Robinson - and former welter-
weight champion Frtzie Civic, it
was announced today
La Motta whipped Ossie Harris.
a local boy. in a 10-round match IN
his last appearance here and is an
early faVorite 10 defeat ZiviC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
CATCHES LIGHT

Many trout fishermen were out
in streams around Jackson but
the catch, according 10 officers,
was extremely light. Pike fishing
has been very good in Verona and
Marshall ponds, Calhoun County
and in Grand and Spring Brook
in Eaton County. Streams are
about normal. Warmer weather
Will improve conditions greatly.
Frank L. Wood, veteran trout
fisherman and self-adopted native
of Lovells, in the heart of some of
the states best trout fishing coun-
try. sends us a report on the
of -Afichfgans trout sea-
son last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Apps Puck Days
May Be Ended
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

SARNIA, Ont, April 30.-Syl
Apps hockey days were regarded
as ended here today following an
announcement by Frank Selke.
representing the Maple Leaf Gar
denS.
Examination revealed that the
fractured leg, suffered during mid
season play. had not healed prop
erly and would have 10 be re-
broken and eSet.-Selke is OF the
belief that Apps hockey career is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

winner Of the
Chicago alumni
award. given
annually 10 the
Wolverine grid
der judged out
s. "A n din Z in
spring practice.
He Is the son
Of MIR and Mrs.
G. l. Baunan
Of 127 Squirrel
.r...r.st hn.ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
8 PIN Meets Here ON Weekend

appointed over the postponement
of the Bay City doubles match
between Joe Ahler and Pete Born
and Lawrence and Earl Angstman
for a $1,000 purse and the benefit
of the Red Cross The latter's
bruised hand caused the cancella-
ton.
Capt. Frank AnderSon's Lions
adam Rawski. Ray LOsin, George
Lear RickettS) won the
Detroit Fire Department Bureaus
crown at Chene-TrOmbiy.
Paul ToIberg's 1916 in the A MGR
lean Section and Joe GoldsteiH's
1915 az the National jccne the top
IN the CoHgio circuit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Titan Game Cancelled

University of Detroit's baseball
game with Michigan Normal was
Cancelled yesterday by wet grounds
They play here May ID. The Ii
tans meet Michigan State at East
B Lansing tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

M Grid
Award To
BauIllan

ANN ARBOR. April 30-Clem
Bauman. six-foot-three. 205-pound
freshman end from Dayton, o.
was picked today from among -
candidates a. the individual stand
out in Michigan's spring football
drills and became the nineteenth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
SCHUSTERS CLICK

Gertrude and Andy Schuster are
leading tho Altoona Mixed tourna-
ment as a result of the formers
604 and the lattef'S ste pius a 10
pin handicap for 1853. Mahoney'S
Five heads the team event with
2949 The tourney closes this week
end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

Jack KranilI reeled Oft 203-2i4-
203 for ESQ, Jack Burnett 263 and
Bob Rich 258 in the Ritter House.
whore y. l.. Stone * four games
ahead of Enterprise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
Scorers 10 Meet

Detroit Baseball Scorers Assoc
citation Will meet tonight at $50
IN the Detroit Bowling Association
offices. fourth floor. Recreation
Building. President James T. jack
son announces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

A meeting of the Ghcne- TrOmbiy
Summer Mems House league will
he held tonight at 1880. The
Ladies House and mixed loops will
meet Tuesday at 1880 and 3 p. m.
and the Morning House next.
Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

Loruc TrictcH po5wdcd ont 22j-
50S-g2S for sol ga the Motor city
at Fort-Bog'orqyd.
C,,,,,,.,,. yr,I-,. TO- 49,, IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

close AT the Detroit Recreation as
the third annual LefthandcrS' event
winds up al the Palace. Michigan
Consolidated Gas annual meet is
set for Club Bob-Lo tomorrow.
SOUTHPAW LEADERS
Leaders in the LefthanderS are
Frank SOaNe and Joe Morano' 5
1881 and Austin Kcller's 634 IN
Class A, John McGrath and James
DeGrootS l1ii ard Roy Camp
bells 5S7 in Class b. kcller'S 1855
for six games and Paul Singer S
lll5 are the scores to beat for the
Mel West and Joe Norris trophies.
Two re ans from MuSkegon,
Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor and De-
troit will We for the President VIII
ham g. Voolfolk GHp III the Mich
igan Consolidated Gas annual meet.
a banquet Will follow al the Hotel
Statler al S p, m.
Steve Morris came UP with 208-
255-2II for brilliant s07, Tony
Theodore 2i6-2II-22O for $50 and
Lorne Trickett 266 as FOrt-Boule-
ward shot 95S- I008-l026 for 299l
in the West Fort loop.
The Detroit Times AH-Sfay Gins
sic prize money and trophics lriil
be awarded NJ meeting Of N,
ieagBc at P0iacc Recreation TUes-
day az \ y. me-. according 10 Henri
Ehrie, SCcFet0rg-trcaaUrc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

CloVerIand carried off the Orient
Senior House championship by a
margin Of eight games over Ster-
ling aS Jack" Kelley hit 257 and
Bob SchOn 252.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01
McCULLoUGHs FIVE CHAMP

Howard McCullough's FIVE out
diStanccd Frank MitzePs by II
games in winning the Detroit Elks'
title. Gil Schmitz' 222-218 in 609
and Frank Damicos 239 shared
honors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

Vic Smiths 203-247-198 for 64S
was tops as Robinson Five rolled
1913 in 1881 in the Ritter Junior
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-01

Salem Bqshor0's 230 icas the
best iadiridu0i. effort az the DENNY
Junior House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Hunt NeuD Song

Recently The American Weekly
commissioned each of six foremost
orchestra leaders to select new
song which he believed would be-
come a hit. Hundreds of manu.
scripts were studied. Broadway
most successful son. writer's were
asked TO cooperate.
The first of the Hits TO Be-for
'43" was chosen by Vaughn Mon.
roe, pivot man of the most talked
about band in America" His Sc
lection is Marching Thru Berlin,
a martial tune that Monroe be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
ANA S President-eIe(I
Talks Here Monday

DR.. James +. Paullin OF At
lanta. Ga, president-elect of the
American Medical Association,
will be the guest speaker at
meeting of the Wayne County
Medical Society at 8:45 p. m. to-
morrow at the Detroit Institute
of Arts.
A major in the medical corps In
World War l, Doctor Paullin has
been associated with the division
of medical sciences of the National
Research Council during the pres
ent conflict, He is professor of
clinical medicine at Emory Uni
versity of Medicine, Atlanta. He
will discuss THE Contribution of
American Medicine to the Present
War Effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Song Hits for '43
To Be in Times
First TO Be Broadcast
This Sunday Night

What are the songs that will be-
come hits in 1913? What are the
tunes that you will hear over the
air, that every one will be singing
and playing?
We can't name them all No one
can do that, but we can tell you
about six great songs headed for
song stardom.
They are the "SOng Hits 10
Be-fer '43," six brand new
tunes, never before published.
that will appear, beginning next
Sunday, on the cover page of
The American Weekly with The
Detroit Sunday Times.