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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
= To -, Hollywood.
my mReKHNE JOHNSON NRA Stan CoFrespondent


 Hollywood Newsreel: William Powell, the detective hero of tho Thin Man pictures, tearing hi9 dresaing room apart trying to find hin gasoline coupon book.
 dreta 6Arbo putting on 0 pair of Dark glAsses before buying some dowefs from Q blind peddler. An extra, wearing the medals of Q war hero hiding behind some scenery when Q real war hero visits che set.
 Eleanor PoweHi, who hos c date with tho Stork, shopping for diapers in . Beverly Hills store, j, Bar. hara Dtanwyck mailing four letters Co Lieutenant Robert Taylor. w. c. Fields standing in line at . Hollywood restaurant and eom- nOntlng, And to think that people once stood in line to sec me-"
 A valet brushing of George RAft's clothes after c saloon bfawl in Mob Hill" Production on c mystery thriller being delayed an hour until the actor who portrays the corpse reports for work Irene Dunne stopping on Q busy street to pick up . pin for luck LEWIS sToNE-INCodNITo
 Lewis Stone pretending to shout his dislike for all film actors when gasoline station attendant asks him # he iB Lewis Stone Paul lette Goddard tripping over light cable while reading 0 fan letter ., Edward Arnold bending in political dignity to stroke the head of Q goat tethered outside sound stage, Joe E Brown responding to his dentists instructions to "open wide, please"
 Lana Turner and Peter Lawford dancing profile to profile ct c night club. Eddie Albert of the Navy and Ronald Reagan of the Army talking about the war , Ann Sheridan, the oomph girl, posing for still pictures and being asked by the photographer to Do little more comply" please Seven prop men chasing c fly before Betty dfa- ble can appear in closeup for Diamond AoFBeshoe,
 John Wayne, who caught the stage in "stageeoach," running after . taxi cab -- and missing 1t. Olivia dc Havilland getting c spout Of water in her face while try ing to drink from c stoop-over feun. tain Le Garlic answering his telephone in Chinese dialect, If he doesn't want to talk to you, he tells you that he's not at home
 A black cat deciding to cross 6 studio street and Sonia Henie promptly changing her course, Waiter Pidgeen and his wife holding hands in q theater while watching him kiss Greer Carson, An animal trainer paelfying . trained dog with loliypop. A SRwdust- filled dummy on on empty sound stage with | knife sticking in It's back. Buster Crabbe, the swim. ming champ, rehearsing c drowning scene in three feet of water.
 
 HARP0, ALL A-JABBER
 Harpo Marx, who never says any. thing on the screen, doing all the talking in the lobby of c Beverly Hills hotel J, Carol Naish combing his beard in his dressing room mirror Extras in 6 mob h,ght tossing sponge rubber bricks at Dach other and cracking skulls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

with pieces of rubber pipe Dc. anna Durbin chewing on c pencil before signing her luncheon check in the Universal cafe,
 
 Rita Hayworth weighing herself on Q penny scale A press agent stopping Q writer's tlrade about Q certain producer with, stop you're talking about the man I'm paid to love-" Phil SilVers de. iining Hollywood as c place where they toast you today and roast you tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

met three weeks heo. co lhe hona oi . mutual friend,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21
STRAND

In it's new all-star musical farce comedy "step Lively" which closes it's local run at the Strand tonight, RKo has one of the sprightliest offerings seen here in c long time,
 Packed with fun, gay tunes and rih-ticklinY situations from start to final fadeout, the picture is q brilliant piece of entertainment. ft also definitely establishes the golden voice Frank slnatra as Q clever 90. tor as well as Q singer, and It furnishes enough merfiment for q dozen pictures.
 sinatra plays the part of Q play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

HARP0, ALL A.JABBER
 Harpo Marx, who never says any. thing on the screen, doing all the talking ir the lobby of c Beverly Hills hotel J. Carol NaiSh comhing his beard in his dressing room mirror Extras in 6 mob h,ght tossing sponge rubber bricks ct Dach other and cracking skulls
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

Tn ieao Edward Arnold appeared in tho New York stage play, ''f'he Conflict" and one Of his fellow per- formers was Clark 0aNie who was sueceefed in tho same role by spen. cNr Tracy,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

Irene, Metpo-0 0oldwyn. Mayer ex. eoutlvO designer, is scheduled to TO- port back to work this week fellow. lng Q weeks absence from her desk, Victim of Q severe cold Irene was ordered to bod by her physiclans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

"please send me Q diagram of how your hair is set" read Q recent fan letter to June Allysop, "i want my hAirdreSser to do mine that way, I am NiRhk yeara old,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

Pfc. Charles Chaplin, jr., haA been having furlough dates with Madelein To Beau, M-Q-Ms young French actress currently in "MuslC for Millions"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-21

Jose Iturbl lS writing Q ballet with ATgentinita, famed spanish dancer, between his movie assignment in M-o.M'B 'Musle for Millions" and hts concert appearance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
AUTHORITY
ON JAP LIFE
Y SPEAKER

Shall the Church Have a Scat
at The Peace Coincidence ~i'l ~
the topic discussed b> the HsN
Thoburn r. Brumbaugh Surdsy
Jan Is at pm. on The 81 Nn.
tonne branch fMcA forum The
speaker il executive secreis', %
Tho Detroit Council OF churehr- a
former missionary. lecturer and
commentators on japan and he
orient He attended Boston uni''g
SHY. ohio Wesleyan and 1pH"
Theological seminary
As director OF the Wesnsae
foundation in japan. pr hfw1'
baueh had the opportunity 20 study
the philosophy aud habits 81 th'
peoplc OK the Far East Because q
his understanding OF the orion, he
was Hooded with invitations to l,e.
lure and write on problems Of he
Far East Among his writings are
two books. THE Son Of the Risinf
sun" and Religious Values I'D
Japanese Culture" lie edited 'ae
japanese Christian Year Book ip'
1887
william T Mcknight viii be me
forum guest speaker on Jan. zt
He Is regional FEpC director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Mrs. Roosevelt
Coming To City For
Inter-Racial Meet

Mrs t.'auor Roosevelt vii al
dress an inter raclai mass meet
ink AT tho r.henezor AME Church,
Binsh ad Wills. On Jan rs t was
announced This week by Che Rev.
Horace a White Of the plymouth
Conrrceai.onal church. who Is
chairman ~ ihe committee ar
ranging for me meeting
Dciloiters representing ,Sfius
raca and religious groups "a The
city are expected 90 participate IN
The inter-rncial program The
theme III the rally VII be Inter
Racial Cooperation
a preliminary meeting ~ local
citizens interested In rsce reid.
lions was held last Ffhlay al me
Lucy Thurman YMCA a tentative
program was oniincd which viii
be completed this week according
to the Re-, Mr. White.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Detroit Scouts Get
Health. Safety Awards


oi1ed scouts oi neralf
hatc earnel fhe >aftonai
lc3,fh Ar5 Safety Award ~
sho Abh.c Richaro Ncmo-io
tuui Pr 'hc'r cror,s 20 the
aehf AGAINST tuberculosis 81
aas announced Tussdav The
aVard vas nads hv nr Bruce
naucias De'roi' health com
missioner
The campaign in which both
bows and s,ris Joined included
sn educational prcefam n ne
homes ans IN PLAYING nelds
and parks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Detroiters With Musical
Engineers Who Build
Air Base In England

IkAnQi ABrFE~ "a hprfNN
fueArrR oF offRNyloNs
rreic sams Nasiga' tns'ase's
no aviation snsinecfs "ho re-
.rtN took ihe British Isles o'
storm Vl.h ihc.s -oo.eciee chorus
have just cha'kcl up aDoiaor
more important cor7acri
T. has further dis'ue1ishfa r-
scif hy torsfrgciins heaN
bomber base in Frelsnd -ihe trs
alrdrome 90 i's kind ehfren hplit
hy United States negro troops
Al dedication ceremonies recen'
lv the Gold MAS trned over 70
the Eighth Air Force by nriga-
der General G.. = Moore chief
(Conilnued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
T 10y i Injured In
Traffic Accident


o. \. Faiir is ,ear.o,s .,n
|se s,'r ny Nf' , II Fralis, o.
|hp, (. vas serlses,y u y
tsy Jan '..'''' accident Thurs
vn,s az '.ii nm =, W..
'a \, a., !. Grand boulevard u ~
'v r,., 'g a car driven ~ Ee,
nr,r~-1 ''l'A = lssa prosb n .nl
,r s,,. INTO mo path O, ano, 1' !.
sie c .'n by Wilbur n~is 4,
Sogsssl' ~. r,.'ier !. IN Receiving
|a 4, ,,. suffering from frae,',rs !
,sua I, ,'.' leg ana shon.ssr ~ ~.
|hn .,s. = student at cass Tech ,,.S
IN u, woo GOO ana last ,sar n,sv YEA
tech All-city band.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

The Rev } ". Mastln. popular
pastor Of calvary Baptist church.
len recently for California Ia IN
terest ~ his health His cons o.
gaticn missed him a. the services
sunday and wish for his speedy
recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
New Yorker Speaker
In Lecture Series

The winter lecture sc-ts 81
Plymouth conercsationa, church
will present Anna Arroli hfdSe-
man Of Ne lsrk CITY IN = lec.
ture AZ fhe church On Ian ~ a.
pm She IS held consnlfanl IN
tace relations 81 The Second Ci-
william Defense region pCD Her
subject viii 30 How DO We
Build substantial Race R.la-
tions,"
The public Is cordially invited
TO be presep, At the lecture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

Despoudent after an argument
with her husband. Lula Mat Wal
ION. 80 ~ SIS Theodore Apt 2
drank Iysol SUNDAY She was
treated in Receiving hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

Mary MAYS n 5tS2 vine~ood
was rushed 20 the hospital sum
dsv after she drank iodine She
was believed to be Respondent
over III health.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Exhibits Show Contributions Oh
All Races To Modern Culture
Visual Material Used AT Cranbrook Institute
Aimed To Promote Better Racial Amity

Twenty FIVE displays Of comparative iner-racal and
inter cultural development have been completed by the
Cranbrook Institute Of Science Bloomfield HIS, Mcnr
and grouped together in an exhibition known as The
Races Of Mankind Which VIII be open q The public for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

ono month beginning SATURDAY
Jan 20. according 70 III Robert
II Hart. director
The exhibition y described by
Or HIATT as inter.racial and Inter
cultural because the lines ~
cleavage in human society are due
more 10 cultural than 70 racial
differences
The displays show tho nature
" The major races and fhe char
a,icrlstistics which mark Them
Stme az the displays are arranged
IN series and sequence Some en-
phasi2e differences while others
stress similarity " capacity An
ihropologisis have vet 90 hnd
races OF mankind growing horns
or snow white Wings says pr
Hatf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15
Climax AdapiIbIIlty

Long before memory or his
toric record. mankind spread over
the world. He went abroad from
Asia into the hot. bright lands OF
Africa. Australia and ihe Philip
pines. and was black lie went M
70 the regions % long SHOWS
Ground tho Baltic. and grew pale.
lie spread across Bering strait
and down the full lsngth OF the
Americas. and here remained me
yellow brown common 20 most
peoples Of the earth
Lacking communication or ex-
tensive commerce. ear1 man =
speech. his habits and even MS
body developed IN isolation into
many regional types The differ
ences IN languages became pro-
rounced between peoples tnat
(Contlnued on page o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-15

Confined on PAGE 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

While Bcrgcr's 29S2 is high to-
lay in Tho Detroit Times CLASSIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

pionShip football team arc many
Both Leahy and Mckeeyer arc
In IA az present. although The
navy has asked they be- deferred
because Of their part in the tram
ing of sailors and marines sta
toned "a the university.
Jake Kline. Nho helps with the
football chores, viii De busy with
his baseball club. Moose krlusc
is gone INTO the service.
Those Who viii turn out Friday
include julius Rykovlch. right
halfback Johnny Lujack who re-
placed Angelo Bcrtclll in midsca-
son last fall. Fred Farley, who
kicked the point that beat Iowa
Preflght and Bob Kelly. vino
scored one Of the touchdoWnS
against Michigan
Among the newcomers on the
campus are Potter NlNano from
Detroit a guard Ray Franklin a
haIfback from New Hampshire.
WHO was freshman in 1912 and
HIS received q medical discharge
from the army and Frank sea-
fati from Dcdham Mass.
About 80 arc expected 10 rcpcrt
Friday but less than half Of them
viii be around when the season
opens IN September
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
BREVITIES 81
Cubs Pilot
0kdyS North


Manager linn Wilson az Cubs
..lA, hos convinced PLAYERS can
UuN harder in "a northern ch-
rH't 'aHD m South Elmer
Riddle, Dncy pitcher and good Do
l- ASKED for h> prC-lnductlon
-Nar JimmN Nssdcll Of
Tu> I> ho'oou 80 -
Vince DiNIaggio OF Pirates
Bill urges. Giants >horlStop
fo. bur- hos giving n
sian NUsidf NJ UTTTfS TT T X Uut
.. Eaus tolpparl al Gallo,
>rcCt> fo PLAY several months
only lbrCC Dodgers re-
rrfeo fo Iipp> Durocher
O>sie Bluegc. NaiS plot IS
about Santiago Illrich,
frJ best pitcher IN Cuba
Gin Melton. Giants pitcher is
Ar bu me- can pitch. He's
eleventh Giant Az las ON
team are Manager Mel OFT, Phil
Meintrauh. Georgie Hausmann,
Hugh IubY. Rubc Fischer, Ken
Chase and Buster MAYNARD,
I'd Levy reported 10 the YankS
uha- arc working oul- indoors al
NT1an1C C'ItV 49,. Is foot s inch
HeVN may replace Charley Keller
I0 putacid now mn service
or ON FIRST for Nick Etten, now
IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Bob a|es
Z I'LL Be Grid
Down TO HE T
With Wetwashh'
By BOB MURPHY
(spOrts Editor)
LOTSAM AND JEJSAM:

FLOIS AM AND JkJ SAM
Itll be football down 10 the
last +, Awaiting his trip over
seas on that U9O tour. Frank
Leahy said he figured all the
first rate teams in the country
would be using the Information
next fall.
It's certainly spreading in pro
football. George Preston Wet
wash Marshall advocates II
with his usual screaming ac-
cents for his Washington Red-
SKINS.
II seems definite now that
the leading exponent OF the r.
formation, Clark u. Shaugh-
messy, VIII help institute the r
Al Washington. He has severed
his connections with the Chi
cago Bears. where he served in
an advisory capacity for 10
years. HIS iOb was 20 polish the
Bears down 90 the last r and
how Well he did this job IS
shown In the records
SStt1uehnc~Sy writ oc doubling
In gridiron brass because he IS
staying on as head coach at
Pitt
It'll be a busy life for Clark
but the high towers OF Pitt Will
be coy retreat after being
exposed 10 The antics OF Wet
wash Marshall in the capital.
The latter IS bringing IN A
virtual unknown as head coach
IN Dudley De GrOot, who de-
Velopcd tho sensational san
Jose State team a few years
back and later went 20 Roches-
ter University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

While Bcrgcr'S 1852 is high to-
day in Tho Detroit Times CLASSIC.
I7rtt1rIttr11 yru1-rrlL-;-- rccorrfZ
were established last night ~
Palmer Park Recreation, the COM
petition was close.
Murdock checked Chcno-Trom-
bly, twice, while MlncrafteS were
doing the same TO Stroh h. & b.
Shutout Krakow and tied Chcnc
for first with Stroh one game be-
hind as only u games OF The
schedule remain Murdoch SIX
down from the top has q mathe-
matCal chance
r. & b found 1888 enough for
three -uNer Krakow ,26l5l as
MineralteS raped Stroh lS39 to-
2773. and Murdoch bumped Chcnc-
Trombly 29l4 to 2S67 John Grim
Minis of parISclcau he'd The ndi-
WdualS ON 67S, with ElWood Blake
Of Murdock runner-up on OIL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

''t'tcHSe Ito not pat me on he
retired list. VIII he ready In
thrPc weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

joco scly pro-
pounds the Sug-
gCST non Tor me
benefit Of the
Toronto Maple
Leafs who are
expected TO
play the Rcd
Wings nm the
first roun d
starting at
Olympia n eN t
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Talk Of Bruce

That's it-that's h. again
ro7rcd Trout Just a. VAS
srt itte. toti don't itnuv tittrt.-~. 2,
"Oh, you're the guy who Won
20 games last season. tho nct-
tltd NcWhouSor CouutcrCd
Yep, I'm the guy" Trout
confessed ClnlouSlN Want me
Ia tell Anu about that too p"
NO. thanks" NeVhouscr jC-
clncd
They got 10 talHug about
Campbell again and hi> cour-
a@cuuSty successful hattie u
overcoming rpCUrrrUr TttaricS an
spinal meningitis. an illness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Couldn't bc better in Lake
land Wish Lgan suggested.
but will Il stay >" Vincent
Manied L. know.
The wcatherman said no.
Ralph S4e0c.t. ,thC 6-loot II,
inch pitcher from Alt Clemens
WAS born I'VE Bloomfield HIS of
m o-tatC whore hiS father was
CaIoaEcf Tho dad Paul SlewerI
--roW works. t8r Packard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
.HdndbdII Meet
Runs 10 Form

Three n last years seminal
lists i'm the state singles handhali
tourney advanced 10 the third
round Of the 1874 meet az l.. Of ID.
courts last night Champ Paul
Merlo downed julius Gold. 20-21,
21-S. 2t-16; Cal Bonn whipped
Tom DeMaggio. 21-3. 2l-20 and
Armand Duhart trounced Clark
Finley 2l-7. Pills, in second
round matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

EVANSVILLE NauH
Ta4 TraF 51d ltsn.d >
h-------------s- ----------------- AGO.
e. the breakfasts Table
Bruce O., ont az Willow Run
Trrl' rCUsrtra,
4 didn't kn1NA thlt
r. rd Neun.aeer $3.50.
That's the trouble With Nru
so8thpas9S ----- --l----------
Trout h1umet You don't terp
up Ga the things that, going on
hike YOUR old ranWie the ton
orahlc SIR Trout
They agreed fHt Bruce
Campbell RECENTLY transferred
from Is haas1- ar te'1 tu tre
arml base - Willow NeH tae
just about on, U fn,
CcWTtWsH WIFI WU'I TTTF
ever teamed
And a smart pokcr PLAYER,
Troa' revealed knowingly
I didn-r -Fveu i,rrow lfi4ea-
PLAYED poker. \cWhlu>Cr de-
Clarcd weakly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

tereStIng cup final, not to mention
a few more reams of blasts on the
playoff system.
Boston Bruins will bring IN q
new goaIie for the Red Wings 10
shoot at tomorrow night when
they arrive with Maurice Couricau
the young French-Canadian.
TIP TTUrTT TTTC f50STON NINlUIit~. mas
replaced Bort Gardiner who is
entering The army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
SrNNDINGs

SaCkmau'S and DC Luxe bowling
teams may boz So "a b or hC Il i'm
va tCbing each other in their
battle for the championship of the
Michigan Major Classic their OPP
position may rise mp and slap
them down az the Crest Lanes To-
night 49,
Saclman's faces Detroit Sales
as De Luxe crosses with Auto
Club ON adjoining alleys Sack
mans TWO up on De Luxe, has
won 30 ont Of the last 3}\gameS
and may run INTO the letddwn that
befallS every leader sooner or
later Sales is an up and down
club and is due 10 he up tonight.
MERE ANN THERE Ihrold
Sisk'~ 213 Bill John, 22l All Sim
cla4r'> 2l1. Tom Casper 30 and
Bob Schlafcs 2t2 for 1868 md
1888 are new records IN the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Lloyd Marshall AZ

CLEVELAND. March Is cUP)
Lloyd Marshall, ranking Negro
light heavyweight. made arrange
ments 10 continue his boxing ca
rccr today revealing that be- had
been rejected for military service
because or perforated ear drums
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Win Illness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
bob Teller in Pacific:

Feels petty certain he'll ho
back m Baseball when opener
rolls around IN t945 Bob is a
rf7rrt petty oftirer-fn-c haree-oi an
auti-aircraft gun aboard a war
ship tic says a lot Of jooS are
missing INST as much or more
than J am ID like 10 see this
thing through I figure that three
months at conditioning viii have
me IN shape 10 pitch again"
Fcllcr continued Then ] don't
sec any reason why should not
be- back about where | left off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Paul Trout heard In Indian
apoli~. ON his way 10 Evansville,
hat Bob Logan WAS I'm line 20
manage Indianapolis in the
american Association this year.
Iogan left-hsHtleF, oti q .
pitched for the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Problems
Pile Up
For Irish
By EDGAR HAYES

The Fighting Irish of No're
Dame could think of no better
WY 10 celebrate 81 Patrick &,
Day than to start spring football
Ia AeIleet,f. tttf-. ss r. tt--iir--trrt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Lorraine Eyes
New Skate Feat

Lorraine Sable. state intermc-
date SpCcd-Skating champion
VIII skate IN the senior class i'm
the Michigan indoor champion
ships al Ann Arbor IN the L. NJ.
rink Saturday
No skaler ever has Won The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

sandwich. Bob Swift can make #
for you The new Tiger catcher.
obtained from the Athletics.
ru7irti ~ p hamburger stand out
IN tho Kansas metropolis during
the past winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

hOCkeyS big cup.
The idea is 10 copy Tho custom
OF Junior Amateur Hockey Assoc
cation teams which pack their
incups with the stars of beaten
teams as they progress through
the championship eliminations.
Jim Coleman. sports ColumnlSt
on lhe TORONTO Globe and Mail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Red Cross Tennis:

Matches IN New York last
night Cadet John 4 Kramer of
coast guard defeated 1t. J. Dom
aid Bulge, 6-3. o. PanChO Sc
gura beat Sidney Wood, o., 6-l;
Alice Marble skinned Mary Hard
wick OF England. 6-3. 6-1 and
Kramer and Segura defeated
BudPe Ga - and kFaH-
Marble upset HardWick.B Bulge
M single Cd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Contractor, 50, Leads:

IN mdWintcr golf at Scoring
(Opcn 10 guys over so He
Is Peter IIerkner, who shot 6
above par ~ so creaky
golfers are being Spry in this af-
fair including W. \. RYAN
OF Detroit with an 81 Fred
l.. Riggin, Port Huron, S4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

- Gt - ut
place of Frank
Lea n Y now
overseas a. q
the JSO u-
Nltcd AN inter
oStcd 10 report
Friday altor-
noon
= o b 4 ems
facing Notre
Dame IN re-
building an
OF n cr cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Nern Kennedy impulsive
pole-taultlng which nearly drove
Manager Lou Boudreau Of the
Tribe crazy even though Ken
nody Is an old hand ~ n recalls
the idgctnE OF Arthur Wrtz
when sonia Ionic used 90 fly
down the steep slide just for tho
fun Of y at Olympia during the
practice hours That eDdcd the
slide IN tho Hollywood Ice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Three Tied at II:

Gene SaraZcn. sgt Clayton
Haeiner and Leonard Dodson IN
North-South at PlnchurSt e.
Jimmy Johnson and I'd Furgol
OF Detroit area have Us
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

est thrill IN
sports came
OF on the
links but i'm a
NtTTIiJ u - S o.
Doh game IN
r orida IN
1899 when he
got a homer
oft Bob Eel
Ter with Roll
lie Iiculsley
c a C. hin x.
"Feller hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

Sailor Steve Mihalich or the
coast guard Atlantic coastal
patrol says Harry Peterson has
been honorablysdischargcd after
dong great iob and the
famous yaChtSman. nearing 50,
has tired Of the sea and when
last seen was headed for Arr
zona 10 buy d ranch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
CHHTTFRBoN

stanley Ielinek, 2I-Ycar old
recruit catcher from BanniStcr.
Mich. like Birdie Tebbetts.
keeps up continuous line 81
chatter behind the plate. lie
can whsck the ball pretty good,
too.
YOU want d Wichita Special
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15

IN at struck
Tho outhcld
60 80 fef
fully there
v TTT11CS
when doctors
dcSpaired Of
his life
& q m y
bells mn
serious at
taCb occurred
early m the
1885 season
Twice prcVi-
ouSly ne had
been a victim