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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
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The Wings turned to be of the best hockey
clubs Detroit Of the hockey league
divisions the Canadens and Toronto and
Red Wings in class and the others in the other
Toronto looks the cb ia the league They
game and have tre Montreal the preseason
tauorite second place Detroit has lost to Montreal te
both games by SAG scores"
The Wings may get up there because
In upper reaches Of the league Tires lot
going and Phil Watson has joined the Rangers
probably will alter the standings the
National League After the surprising beating that
Chicago Green Bay Packers last weekend
Sunday, anything can happen in the league now
big Goodfciiows game again and u
though Mckenzie mould play Lourde unless Catholic Central
beats Loudes IN the usual playott game
fight booming Joe Louis appeared here
John benson the second round
George kochan fought the
toughest fight Detroit the Ray Miller
Grogan fight back when the Olympia was first new"
Hoet GresHb,g 70 'oW" and SAID he's going to try
Do baseball the ars foj kHoW he's
the AR Force the China Burma India heder)
HoHk although he's 80 gears DID, still maintains he
back to baseball and break the fences down.
Yours sincerely
THE DETROIT TIMES,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

IL Il.
Senators once stole 13 bases on
catcher Branch Hickey, now presi-
dent and part owner of the Dodg-
erS That was June 20. 1907.
Don GillieS, Detroit Times bis
outdoor man, reports that the
tallest FISH story he has heard re-
Gently concerns the screwball who
caught one and forced the fish TO
swallow his pocket watch A
year later he caught the same flSh
and opened il up Inside was
q pawn ticket for his watch!
sgt. Joe Goldstein, back from
Guadalcanal. reports, that his is
land base hospital softball team
won "a out of 3S' games =. Out OF
service with a medical discharge,
Goldstein would like, TO referee
basketball games here this winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Pitt Drubbed
By Buckeyes
Regulars Get Rest
in 54-I9 Romp

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. II (INS)
Although its first string played
less than nine minutes. Ohio State
easily smashed out a 54-l9 victory
over an outclasSed Pittsburgh
Panther eleven in Ohio Stadium
to-day 10 remain as the nations
foremost -Hndefeated. united all
civilian football team.
The victory, seventh In a row
for the Buckeyes. left only Illinois
and mighty Michigan in the way
of =0hio'S first unbeaten season on
the gridiron since away back in
1916.
a week from today the Ohioans
test the twlcc-beaten Him and
two weeks hence the Wolverines
in the Bucks annual home coming
game in Columbus.
SUB is STAR
While All-American candidate
Les Horvath and the rest of the
III ~ FNl lilB0iN sat OhA iiiOsA VI
the game. little Gene Janecko
Jumped into the starring role with
resounding thud. The 156-pound
scatback caught one touchdown
pass. shared another aerial TO set
up a second score and average
nearly 5 yards per try in eight
rushes.
The Buckeyes won through the
air almost entirely. Four of their
eight touchdowns came on passes,
pass set up another and pass
interruptions made possible two
others. Only one touchdown came
entirely through ground gains.
Pittsburgh. too. cashed in on a
devastating aerial barrage. Two
of the Painters three scores were
collected off passes and a pass set
UP the other Pitt score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
u. M. Beats Illinois,
Stops Speedy Backs
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about to cause Michigan more
than a little trouble.
The same young man from Mus
kegon scored the second touch
down and the final play of the
game found him on Illinois 5-yard
line with the ball in his hands.
-Ghubb,- Eund and
Culligan had their moments. 1t
was a deserved victory for Michi-
gan, which scored Ia first downs
TO eight for Illinois, outrushed the
Illini, 231 ards TO l59, and GER
tainly proved more on the alert.
The punting of both teams was
horrible. Michigan had one
blocked and Illinois had one partly
blocked.
Chubb returned the opening
kickoff to Michigan's 45-yard line
and in eight plays Michigan used
three minutes and Sc seconds 10
60 SIS yards, with Lund crashing
over tackle from the 4-yard line
YOUNG COMES IN
On this drive Derricotte was
the main sparkplug with off tackle
smashes and Lund twice whirled
through the center.
Michigan then kicked off as
Buddy Young entered the Illinois
backfield. The crowd watched with
expectancy as the famed speed
merchant got his first try from
scrimmage after returning the
kickoff to Illinois 26. And Buddy
showed them what they came 10
see as he broke loose around end
for % yards TO Illinois 49,
But this drive ended on Mich
igan's as when Young was forced
10 punt and the ball went out on
Michigans %.
After an exchange Of punts the
Illini took the ball on its own 81
and sent Young on another bril-
liant 2S-yard run to Michigan's
Al. But again an Illinois drive
begged down when Michigan took
over on fourth down on its own 80
BREAK FOR ILLINI
But on the first play from
scrimmage Illinois got a break
when Chubb attempted TO lateral
and the ball went into the arms
of Louis Agase, an end. on the
Michigan 35.
Greenwood plunged TO the Is
and from there Young. on an end
around, went 10 the 9. Bray
crashed to the a and then TO the
1-foot line as the first quarter
ended with Michigan in front, TO
On the first play Of the second
quarter Illinois fum b e d ano
Watts. Michigan center. recovered
Michigan soon punted out "a
Patterson, who returned TO Mich
igans AZ. and Illinois used Patter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
PimIieo Results

FIRST hAcE-+-ysu-Olds and up. i-is
s sssss 81. 'H gs:ss $50 ssSS sssSS
Time j: 81 SIS, off 1:oiM.
csniso, June Quest. Calcutta ana Baby Boy
also ran.
=
SECOND RAcxz4.yssr;clc. and ~. u mill.
e-war Agent lkirkiAnd) li.70 $50 37o
No Quota Meade $50 2.30
Time ii7 SIS. off l:34Is.
Golden Babe. Prince Tick, Gun Bearer.
ssmpsr Ego, Bootown and a-Davitt also TAN
a-thillipsMartin entry,
e-wynkoop entry.
THIRD RAcE-3-year-oldI and up, 2 miles
: s:RcSS oval xTsSs. .Rile'D 4.7O ,ssS s2S
Time II OF SIS on 5.o7
s-invader. e-ossabaw. Refugio and Greek
FLAG also ran
az. A. Clark entry.
CT. 7. Mott entry.
FOURTH RAcE-7-year-olds q mile:
Antelope tWAlll $50 $50 80
Nowadays tGilbertl lilo 90
Fairy Time meade J,eO
Time 1916 is. off 1888.
JAG. sashMs .dias sn msi.i. psi.s LIN. Jsyso.
Hector. High Master and Fire Leader also
ran.
FIFTH RkcE-s-yesr-olds and up, "a miles
He Rolls tAeade4---3t3o 2roD siV
CAlActic tDodsonb 4So 20
Easy Chance tSnellinEl 49,, S'SV
Time IS As, off 3:02l3.
III Neishbor and ALTOS also ran
SIXTH RAcE-s-year-olds and up. a mile
New Moon -lGiloertl 1870 90 80
Cassis WAN $50 20
chaliamore Luther 2zO
Time /. II lis. Off 3 -,
sollure, Adrolt and EdgemGee also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - 4-yssr-olds and Up
bright k!gosy Luther, ll.7o go go
Astral Meade S'oo 20
Baby Darling kirkland S'fO
Hiah Command. vsldiviA. LonSchamp II
and BE Brief also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-S-year-olds and up, r"
Fiyins Tartar tDeluciAl 1890 1890 30
Lkyswsy Mora A-9o 80
Lord Win Buxton Voo
Time 1918, of "a
Hippomenss, Blue Pom, Ask Aunt AGA and
Abrasion also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Tag by Jack Pickering

Sammy tClangbelD Eichner,
back with the Michigan racing
commission. after stint in the
army, reports he got the "clang-
ben' title from Jack Pickering,
famous Detroit Times columnist'
at Fort Mcclellan Eichner
used to toll the bell at the camp
boxing matches.
Bucky Harris new contract
with Buffalo, calling for salary
of $4,000, probably makes him
the highest paid manager in the
minors with Larry Gilbert OF
Nashville running him a close
second.
1t. Frank Leahy, now a COM
mander with the submarine forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Holy Cross Scores
In Last 10 Win

WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. II
(UP)- Holy Cross came up with
fourth-period touchdown today
to squeeze out 1913 victory
over a valiant Red Raider eleven
from Colgate that came from be-
hind 10 tie the score and threaten
throughout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Skaters Invited
To Sunday Training

Sam Angott. director OF the
UAW-CIO Ice Skating Club, said
Saturday that all speed skaters
are invited to take part in the
weekly Sunday morning training
program at Belle Isle. The time
is Q o'clock.
The program has been held
weekly for several months. John
Tobias is chief coach and has the
help of Bill Thompson and Jim
Nicholson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

major submarine bases at Pearl
Harbor and points east Babe
Hollingberry. well-known Wash
ington State football coach, was
once the leading bowler of San
Francisco, holding a 206 league
average for several seasons .
Brown and Holy Cross scored
eight touchdowns without kicking
a single point, and a draw re-
suited as the Bruins recovered six
Purple fumbleS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

of the Pacific
Fleet, wrote a
frfe nd: I'D
give 10 years OF
my life TO see
tn e A T m "
Notre d a m e
game The
{ orm er Irish
coach is enjoy
ing his work
OF supervising
recreational ac-
tiVities in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

piece of strategy that called for
Jack Weisenberger quick-kicking
to Illinois 4-yard line. The quarter
ended after the next play with
Michigan still nursing a 10 lead.
Illinois punted out to the So
yard line and on third down Der
ricotte, attempting to pass, was
thrown back on the Michigan al.
Then came a break for Michigan.
Weisenberger punted and Green
wood, trying to catch the ball on
the run, let il hit his toe and
Watts recovered for Michigan on
the 80.
The Wolverines capitalized on
this bad fortune for the Him with
Don tund battering center until
the IS had been reached Weisen-
berger and Lund carried il 10 the
2, and from, that point Weisen-
berger, behind fine blocking. went
around his left end for the score.
Ponsetto again kicked goal and
Michigan led. 14-0,
ONE MORE THRILL
On the next kickoff Young gave
the crowd a great thrill when he
took the ball on his 1-yard line,
was knocked behind his goal line,
and then squirmed away from al
least six tacklers to get back TO
the 16-yard line.
From the 32-yard line, Butko-
vich had his kick partly blocked
and Michigan got the ball on the
Illinois "a.
Weisenberger and Chubb then
started hitting the tackles and
guards and the game ended with
the ball on the Illinois 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

FIRST nAc .o;,s s ana .p.n% %i,s;
ANYTIME Jessop 44o go
Time Eos. OFF q a.
valdina Lass. LAUGHING Pair, Merry Bid.
Gayle r.. Mismark and omefa ALSO ran
SECOND RAcE-s-ye.rOld. and up. Il mile;
roiA,s' Is ssoD $40 s5S stsS
e9 Ti%s s 81 Is p of q s4n $50
nd sIs' snd T ksl. b. Be-. N also raw van o.
THIRD RAcE-ayeu-clss; :. mill: 80,
h R5,,ms Lazy sSs. 1ts0P io'o $50 s3o
Kgrarian son puhoni 400
Time 81 3:s off a;2al5 So.
Gays nay EdEsr d. sir Mickey. Lueifef
and sibley also ran
FOURTH s.yesr-Ola, and up.
s. ~. Tan tDufsnl lsaO S:S az
Chance @s Tat,pp" Ai.P eosi,ns sprins. stsri.
Patsy 7. and here Goes also ran.
NTH s.crzAli .,;.. : t..,.sr
.-s:ppy PHO, S, nse, $40 loo sln
s at%e' IL, nnSm n.fssl., !. .T.~n, Lady.
SMITH RAcE-3rsr-Olds ana up, lis
::;ch;. ERR TIN: ,rssS, ii'O 2:S 3.c
Bob's Dream tGncevtll ESQ
Time i.s3 as, off slh.
j. lee CreenockI a-Rtapinf Colc. lmpen-
etrsbR and sand storm also ran.
AL. u. huschsl entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-sJssr-e.e' and up' ~
miles -. "A
vanflas tHsvkfworlhl $40 40 32o
Pilatesdn warren 80 80
PasSan tCilsspif ~
Tim. ia rs of = 2n
Misa Rink YAir PiAyfI-Royal- hlAk.- RlAler
och and Miu Transit also ran.
EIGHTH RAcr-s.ypr-olds and up. -
miii,Ary Girl tGnlsspisl IL so $50 toa
NsFymirh tFuocI 4Oo *
silent Time tJsasop '"
3 Ttrne 9O3 Is oif solp
cioe-Purht Replication sums ~ Douf
nrsshssr and sylvan Dell slso ran.
NINTH RACL-Syesr-oId' and up. liz
p PSis Play puhoni so'lo Isoo 80
Mike X lJsssopl sou go
Bob on Jstsopl S''
rim. 1853 IS. of al. -. o,
vsidins Kovia Can Tine Dr. ZONES IN
,slIec, ard Pretty Bitter also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Sports
GiIIies' Story Wins
'Lie-of-Week' Award
BY LEO MACDoNELL

1t. George O Bell, USNR, for
mcr Eastern High eridder and
later Au-America center al Pur-
cue N-mallS George Van Of The
Detroit Times from the northern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Prep Game Sunday
Aids Building Fund

st. Mary's of BEDFORD will play
ST. Theresa Sunday in football
game sponsored by the Northwest
Detroit Exchange Club. The con-
test will take place on St Mary's
home field. st. Mary and Grand
River. t2:30 p m
Proceeds will go toward the
Community War
Memorial Building. The building,
to be located at Greenfield and
Schoolcraft, will be designed to
serve the community organiza.
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Coast Guard Blanks
Dartmouth, 19 10 0

HANOVER, Nov. IL (UP)--
Coast Guard Academy defeated a
stubborn Dartmouth eleven, 1910
today for its secona victory OF the
wear over an Ivy League opponent,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

SolononS, that
everything's go
ing okay -.
The Detroiter
is a flag lieu
tie n a n I
CatcherS. eSpe-
cially those of
the Brooklyn
Dodgers, prob
a b ly ct a
chuekle over
the fact that
the Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

son in a drive that got a first
down on MichfganS "a. But once
again Michigan held and Green
wood kicked over the goal.
There were two punt exchanges
with neither side showing much
sparkle on offense until Orr
blocked Lund's punt and Illinois
recovered on Michigan's az with
80 seconds OF the first half re-
naming. A pass in the flat, in
tended for Young. found Lund re-
turning to Illinois 43.
The half ended with Michigan
still leading by the lone touch
down.
Illinois got into Michigan terri
tory after seven minutes of play
of the second half. There came
an exchange of punts, Michigan
drew a 15-yard penalty and when
Lund punted back Illinois was on
Michigan's 4S.
Greenwood got first down on
Michigan's 40, and the drive was
stopped on Michigan'S 81 with
Greenwood punting out on the
Wolverine 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Illinois Luck
Fails Again

Touehoowns Lgnd. vsitenoerEsr CONVEX.
SION Pun6efto a..
Michigsp subsu,uuonE Guards. Nshsnsy
CrlHveriri WeyerE center llttol halfbarks
sQr
Illinois susstitutionr ENDS ward. C!zsk
EsrsuHx, tackles Castidenio Vsrsen Hurfto
crntsu. TonSnsE. Macchiont hslfbAckt.
Young Bray. johnson. fuiibsck Heiss
Refsree-Dr r W Huefei marquette A..
tmpire-Dontlo Hamilton tHotre Dame
fs.c igcge-Roy Knipshih tChicsgoI. Aeac
ineGmAn-John r. hcPhes tOberin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
ILLINI MISS AGAIN

Derricotte, Lund and Chubb
slashed off 9 yards and Lund
punted to Patterson. who returned
to Michigan's Al. Illini partisans
took new hope as Bray. behind a
charging line. got first down on
Michigan's 80.
Young was thrown back on the
IS by Chubb and then HeiSs
dropped a pass over the goal line.
On fourth down, Is yards to go,
Butkovich kicked over the goal
and Michigan had throttled an
other Illinois threat
With seconds OF the third quar-
ter remaining. Michigan pulled a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-7-year-old, a mile;
a-LesI summit Nichols 2so AGO 34o
a-What NiEht Hialeyl zoO
Boo Prince (Yocum Hoo
Time ISIS, off 2 SSH. -.
Madam Kiev wslkin, Pretty Plane pes.
ferrous, Caleb Rsins' 81. s'ins1 @n0''''
a-Bsgley entry.
sField.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
SUNDAYS Soccer

New petroiters vs. St Clair al North
western Field 2:30 ., m.
Italian Service Club vs. Cermsn-United at
81 Clair Field. 2 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

THIRD RAcE-7-yssr-olcs u mile;
.-Ls1,ns.gnI.n y ,Lsy,on' 400 .SSSS so
Time ia as, of s:abn
Liason. Rolls Rice. Circus Kinl Hearth
Romano. p r., and Lay ksRiST also fsn Light
:Fisla'
FOURTH RAcE-3-yssr-oid,. I lis miles
LanIs Boy tkn9,tl 1910 leko SO go
MAYBE Miu tMcCsdden 1850
fswift Lefion tFavorits TOO
a t%. Cav. " " ~ s s Hood sou..,i,.
Ho-Ho Darby Doris. Tee Beau, Door YoeE
and CuiiAh also ran. Field. Tpsad neat
rIFTH RAcE-4-yssr-ods and UP. lilo
siedi.r,s BIT tY,vorits, - 90 !. %
shut Eye Yoeum 500 40
Begda Nichols $40
Time so. off 30.
choppy sea, CobeTEo sund EaEy, His
Hishnsn and Ubiquitous also ran
SIXTH RAcE-s-yssrolds and up. i.ie
sriu, tNichoisi $40 500 2 80
chsllsnp Ne tskoronAki sac 2so
'9 Tlms i'47 So of orr
HARRIET sue. OK sussr. Col TEDDY. IRE
lAwny and Sentiment SAKE also ran,
SEVENTH RACE - s.yssr-oas and Up,
i-is miles
Mischief Afoot tHsID 7.so 40 $40
Onemore (Malphunl $50 40
Toy Top Burns 900
fine $40 as or 5.4l.
'Mintack, Never ALONE Fee dor. Aica
Running Xix. Arjae, ArmyS Third, HAITIAN
and 'AIhbytourG also ran.
'Fitld.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-year-odi and up. j,
miles. -.
Baby Cold fYocum' 1880 $50 700
Jacks Pride tFavorite 4 % %
Double BTAb tHig.eyl N<O
Time IS Is, of IA
Robert p Tom wade Jr. AiStucEy and
High Plaid also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

SECOND RAcE-s-yesr-olds and up. u
mile - .oo
Play Bob Burns oVV %
song o. war tsouth eo
Time 1;i4 SIS. off 3'o1.
Teddy's SHADOW, .Fur Coat Actress LADY.
Rsmsnbertng Bold Lucy, Bessie Vance, Min
edda, sPipps Passes and poio Cert also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

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Super tHavktworthl 1870 $50 $50
Anytime (Jessopi 44O 400
Private Howil fWarfNnl q so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

THE DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

THIRD RACE-2-yeu-olds y mile:
LiRhtfoot Lady tJessopi 1910 $40 40
RotAmAl Robertson $50 20
kgrAfiAn son Duhoni 400
Time 1871 3-5 off 3:24ia
csAys nay EdSsr d. sir Mickey. Laeiief
and Sibley also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19
PATTERSON
Party Set
For Saturday


TIE DACS annual father
and-son rohc under auspices
.ot the Beavers. tho DAG swim
rrrTr7E group TS sci Tor SATURDAY
II VIII start with swimming
at noon followed by luncheon
IN Tho gym
This event brings out sons
from s years old TO grovnup>
and in some instances. even
three generations.
one of these trio> includes
Arthur r. Waterfall Thornton
T. Waterfall and e1c lattcr's
l0-ycar-old son Arthur r.
Waterfall IT,
ONE PARTY viii bc com
posed OF ward Rector
Nacaulcy and Edward Avian
Macaulcy s John r Allmand
and lo-year-otd John and Thoo-
dore OsIuS and Theodore Jr
Seated together will hc VII
liam + Goudie and his SON,
James q Goudie II and VII
liam Jr,aud J w DunNan and
JAY DuDIyan Jr
Another party VIII include
Louis A. Fisher and hi> boys
William A. Fisher II and LOUIS
r I~1rr jr. and Harry NJ MaCk
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19
Junior Goodwill Society
Plans Theater Party Feb. 7

JUNIOR GOODWILL So
CIETY rs taking over the CasS
Theater The night of Fob Z for
The performance of Dough
Girls, winch had long runs in
Now York and Chlcacn-
The ticket committee iS COM
posed of Mrs. Roy - Stringerl
Mrs Walter Truetncr. Mrs
George Trumbull Mrs a. Ray
mond Ford, Mrs Bruce Tappan
Mrs Francis Dewey Mrs. Lee
G. Fowle, Mrs. Horace Prunk
Mrs. Sidney w HUFF Mrs Jo-
Scph S. Yates Jr Mrs John !.
Morse Jr. and Mrs. Winfield s
Jewell
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19
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Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19

Eec Cross &C.. wro came here
to organize local units
Others at-1hn- luncheon
We're Mrs. George r.
Thompson haison officer 10
ce'leEC units .. Dean HcIcn
Koano of The nWcrsi'y Of
Detroit Miss Marjorie
Smith and Miss Mary Ruth
Smith members of the fac
ul'v Of Wayne University
Martha Strykcr, T.. of y. sen
A-..,-...--...l..-a. II2.i--.-----4-
Wayne University senior
Mary Hugh HommcI a Mary
grove junior and Mrs
Esther Wright
Sister Mary Richard dean
Of women Of MaryCrovc Col
lege, Joined tho group after
luncheon
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19
Town-Gown Bridqe

DR.. CROFT explained that
the Red Cross college units
would form a bridge between
town and gown and that.
while they are being initiated
during wartime because of n
demand they VIII be pcrma-
nCnt
The collegiate chapter he
asld is An organization
whereby students can carry
or the activities of the Rcd
Cross so FAR AS they can sdapt
them ~ their situations
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19
Dinner TO Honor
Club Lecturer

A SUBSCRIPTION dinner
viii be given tomorrow night by
members of the lecture commit
tee of the Women'S City Club in
honor of Henry w. Peterson who
Will lecture at the club on
"Chlna'S Modern Miracle
Mrs. Theodore Sedwick and
Mrs. Robert l.. Stlmson are
chalrmcn.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19

David Ba'ian'nc e.
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19

The Nociet, viii meet AZ 20
% ~. Jan. 81, IN the Womens
CITY Club
Detroit evening times., 1944-01-19
Red Cross Leader Feted

NFS T0HN = F0TN W-r --1-~-0 ~ 1Tc cIC1IrIV-
committee Of tho Detroit chapter o Rod Cross YESTERDAY
presided luncheon the chapter house IN honor
o Dr A Z Croft nationaI director college units Of tho
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

gebt', erflarte er, Juno ieoe ltn5e iei=
ner Stlfsquellen in oielen Grieg tpirft,
mag oieier &rieg it9 5u einem 5ebnidb.
rtgen &ompf enttpideln. Oeutl9lano
lit nod meit oabopn entfernt, nieoer=
gerungen 5u iperoen. 9ie DeutIden
lino itarf peridan3t, 9as Golf mag
Sitler baiien, iie mogen in ibrem Ser
gen oen 8unid) na6 &riegsaufgabe
beben, aber iie tpagen es nidt, ouf5u-
boren. Sic fiirdten cine @ieoerbolunq
Der Sabre 1918 Bis 1925, in oenen
lte beroemiitiet pur6en. Man 1aat if.
nen beute, oaB tpenn ite na6geben, fie
al oas nnb nod biel mebr erIeben
tpiroen> neil oie liegrei6en g0lfer
unler 8lut baben tpoIlen." Die be-
olngungSloIe untertperfung' 8eoin=
gnng Der 9luiierten bat oos oeutI6e
Tolf itorrtopfig genadt, un6 es gegen
Den 9eoonten elmer l1ntermerf1tnq qe=
ltablt. gr fiigte BEL, oaB feline ,llnter-
bonoperbinoungen' inn &eid i'm ber-
itdnoigt batten, 6aB 9eutI61ono reid-
lide geabrungsmittel be BE uno 6oR
ieoe Soffnune leitens Mmeritoner ouf
eine baloige INTERVIEWING DeutI6.
lambs ~iebniiidtteer 8unid" fet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12

@nt1Dtdlung unieres 2anoes beigetro=
gen baben un6 es lit 5ahe Der @ere9-
tigfeit> oaB ibnen Die in unlerer &on-
ititution 5ugeiprodenen &e6te ge,
uabrt meroen. Das be5iebt it6 nidt
nur auf politiide @leidbeit, fonoern
beredtigt oie i6par5e &aiie au6 gu
ofonomil6en uno er5ieberil6en 8or-
'teilen, auf einen geredten Nnteil an
|offentli6en A5roietten, ouf meni9en-
miirotge 8ebaliung obne ueberbortei-
lung uno einen bouen Mnteil an Io5ia-
lem Sortidritt. Benn ibnen nidt nur
oem @eiebesbu6i itaben na6, ionoern
tatla6li6 alle ibnen 5ufommenSen
&e6te 5ugeitonoen tper6en, 10 tperoen
1te tpiutg CUR 8oblfabrt unieres 2an=
oes beitragen uno ni6t 10 Ieidt ber=
rcterii6en Ngitatoren @eb0r lei1ten>
mel6e 6as Wobl unferes oelnofrati,
i6en 2anoes 5u untergraben iu9en."
X X X
8ie tpeit 6ie Mnii6ten iiber sic
Oauer oes gegentpdrtigen &rieges aus
einanoergeben, 5eigt cine MeuBerung
@ottfrie6 Heinbolo Srebiranus', gele>
gentlid elmer 9urdfabrt our6 ct.
Boul. Srebiranus mar i'm 8riininq
&abinett bon 1880 Big 1882 Weini+
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-01-12
Nfittmud), ben IL. Sanmar 1914

tier obne Sortefeuille uno Bertebrs-
miniiter, uno @riin6er uno Sibrer Ser
friiberen oeutiden boltstonie ierpotipen
Sortet, oelien 9eIib inter @itler font
fis5iert puroe.
Grebiranl,s glal,bt an Die M0glid+
felt, oaB Scr &rteg gegen oos No5ireid)
5cbn Sabre oouern mag. ,,8enn nidt
oos amerifanilde 8olt an 0ie Nrbeit