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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Creiqhton Miller Next
Times Photo

Creighton Miller, star halfback Of Notre
Danes wonder team of 1943 will be guest
speaker at the next meeting of The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterback Club, Monday noon in the
ballroom of the Fort Shelby Miller Is now back
field coach of the fighting Irish and will bring
pictures of the Notre DameTulane game, showing
the Irish new eleven, currently rated No. l in the
land. in action
Miller scored the first touchdown against
Michigan last year on a 55-yard run His play
in every game was sensational and he received
almost unanimous acclaim Aff-American at
the end OF the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
N nlS IanllIy

Illinois has Travelled at a TO
average
Average gain per play. rushing
and passing Of 6S. set by Tulsa
University in 1912 when 1t. Glenn
Dobbs was doing triple threat of
fenSive honors for the Golden Hur-
ricane. With five games remain
ing. Illinois has an S.3 average.
Average rushing gain per game
Of 3245, set by the Iowa Pre-
Flight in 1913. Even against such
noted lines as Great Lakes and
Purdue Illinois has maintained a
368-yard average.
Average gain per attempted for
ward pass OF 10 set by the Ma
tionaI and Big Ten champion in
1912. Ohio State. Although neither
Don Greenwood nor Paul Patter-
son are great pasSers. Illinois Is
averaging about u yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Speedy Illinois Backs
Peril Offensive Marks

CHICAGO. Oct. i CUP)-Illi-
nois' speed-crazy football team,
featuring a quartet Of l0-second
backs is running full speed ahead
toward al least four new national
offensive records.
Coach Ray Eliot's "stopwatch
backfield' in the first half Of its
schedule, has scored 100 points 70
S5 and established the Illini as
an unpredictable team.
A touchdown conscious crew.
the 1llini concentrate on offcnSc
consider defense a necessary lull
IN the game.
Records threatened by Illinois
Average gain per rushing play
Of 81, set by Missouri in 1871
when backs Bob Steuber anc
Harry Ice carried the Tigers "a
the Big Six title. In FIVE games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
May Mean War

But, apparently the promise was
based on a teChnicality. The new
promoters meant they would moi
tamper with National Lacquer:
already under contract. But, that
didn't mean they would not at
tempt 10 negotiate with other
players, regardless OF whether OF
not they were on the older Cir
cults draft lists.
All of which 10 National League
owners violates the spirit of the
promise, If not the technically
thereof, and which might cook up
a violsnt professional football war
professional football being as II is
big business now.
With the rush on for big names
n postwar professional football,
il is reported that marine Mar
tin (PaD Harder. Wisconsin s
former great fullback, now sta
toned al Georgia Navy Preflight,
Athens, Ga, has been approached
by the owners of the New York
entry in the new All-American
organization.
Which doesn't make Charley
Bidwell and the Cardinals happy.
Harder Was drafted by the Cardi-
nails for duty in the National
League after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Fifth Place Is Good
For Share in Purse

CHICAGO, Oct. II GNS)-
Sportsman's Park. Chicago's little
merry-go-round half mile track
which opens its 22-day fall season
Wednesday, announces an innova-
ton in the distribution Of purses.
Customarily. only the owners
of horses that finish in fourth
place or better share in the
purses. but Sportsman's in the
future also will give the owner of
the fifth place horse a slice of
the money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
BY LEO MACDONELL

Leroy Willis won a unanimous
10-round decision over Billy Miller
and Sampson Powell knocked out
OSSie Bulldog Harris in the
third round in spectacular upsets
that topped the inaugural show
staged by the new Arena Boxing
Club az the Woodward avenue
arena last night.
A capacity crowd Of : 900 roar
ing fans paid gross Of S70S9 TO
see a card chockful of action.
Though fighting professionally
less than a year, the 20-year-old
willis, who weighed 1T pounds
against Miller's 129, revealed sur
priSing ring fineSse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
FurgOI To Play
At Atlantic CITY

Eddie Furgol. All American
amateur golf champion, will leave
today for Atlantic City 10 COM
pete in an invitational tournament
this weekend.
1t will be an individual event
and has drawn most of the coun-
try's leading amateurs.
Furgol received his invitation
from Ed Dudley. PEA president
and pro at the Atlantic City club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
0md Winner
In Nine Rounds

BALTIMORE. Oct. II (UP)-
Lee Oma of Detroit, strengthen
ing his position in the heavy
weight field. added a technical
knockout over AL Blake of New
York TO his record today. gaining
the victory in the ninth round of
their bout here last night.
Oma closed Blake's right eye
after battering him with a heavy
barrage of facial punches in the
previous rounds and boxing COM
mission doctors refused TO permit
Blake TO answer the bell for the
ninth round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Knee Injury Benches
Ohio State Center

COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. II GNS)
Tom Keane. Ohio States fresh
man quarterback. was reported
today unlikely to start in the
game with Great Lakes Saturday
because of a knee injury, but the
rest Of the squad was ready. The
Buck eyes are unbeaten this
season, AS are the Sailors, al
though the latter were tied by
Illinois, 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Injury Keeps Breslin
Out of State Practice

EAST LANSING, Oct. II
Fullback Jack Breslin has Sc
lective Service classification of
AZ but even though the army
wouldn't take him. Michigan State
College is finding it worthwhile
to keep him patched up for action.
Currently, Breslin is suffering
from a wrenched ankle. That was
suffered in the rout Of Kansas
State Saturday, the third straight
game in which the 22-year-old
star from Battle Creek led State
to victory with his kicking, pass
ing and running.
Breslin was excused from prac-
tice yesterday while his ankle was
treated, and Coach Charles Bach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Firecrackers Pop

Golly, I wish Bob Babbish,
Tommy Sheehan, Tom Harmon.
Johnny Pingel and a hundred
other guys like them could have
been there. But wherever they
are, they will be sure TO chuckle
when some friend sends along a
word picture of what happened at
the Fort Shelby.
l mean TO say firecrackers were
popping a band was blaring
away :. men were laughing
men actually were laughing so
hard that they were crying.
The firecrackers we're going
LOUDER and LOUDER
and LOUDER the band boys,
coached by Fred Matthaei. were
trying TO drown out the new ship
ment of firecrackers with loud
music.
mean II was really something
out of this peace-loving world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
A Perfect Stooge

Wally Weber took his whole
sheep II was placed there before
him. And during Wally's speech
the sheep played the perfect
Stooge. He "baa-aah" al just the
proper spot. Matthaei and Mitch
ell later were quarreling as 10
whom the sheep training diplomas
should go.
Then came Gentle. who was
crowned the Dean of Static. and
Joe's sheep in some ways proved
better actor than the one handed
Weber. At least Joes animated
diploma" managed TO give HyTnie
Paul. the photographer, more init
mate objects at which 10 shoot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Give Real Sheep

Later there came the Linsdale
presentation Of two sheep TO the
two honored deans--Wally Weber
of the Michigan coaching staff
and Joe Gentle of radio station
CKLW.
Both Weber and Gentle were
dressed in the caps and gowns Of
Linsdale as they accepted the
"BAAING' diplomas.
I suppose, az this stage in the
proceedings, we should explain
that all the other colleges and
universities in the land give
SHEEPSKINS. LinSdale Is differ
ent. They give the whole sheep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Turns Over M Team

Fritz Crisler. there in Linsdale
cap and gown. turned over his
Michigan team 10 Linsdale u. for
the Purdue games a week from
this Saturday. Clarence Mum.
Joe Gembis. John KobS and a lot
Of others took bows.
And in the middle Of the seri-
Gus side Of the business. Elmer
Hogan Of Linsdale crawled UNDER
meath the banquet table and gave
Jack Adams of the Red Wings a
hot foot
II was "LINSDALE'S HOME
COMING"
The kids over there would like
TO know a lot of nice guys can
blow off steam this way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Detroit Crowds
Tops in 1914

Through the season the Ameri-
can League clubs drew a total
paid attendance of 4,79S,158, an
increase of 1,101, $50 over 1913.
This "A figure does not include
197,075 paid admissions contrib
uted TO the War Relief and the
Red Cross.
And on top of this, 50S,491 serv-
icemen and women were admitted
free as guests of the American
League clubs.
Detroit led the league in at
tendance, with 923.176. The
Browns drew 50S,644, their high
est attendance since 1924.
The 1914 and 1913 attendance
for the various clubs follow:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Illinois DRILLS
On Aerial Game

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. oct II
GNS)-Drills in forward passing
marked the work of the Univer-
Sity OF Illinois football practice
today in preparation for the game
Saturday with Pittsburgh. George
Bujan. regular center, returned 10
the squad, strengthening the
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
TerrdnoVa Defeats
Dell 0rfo in 10 Rounds

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Oct. IT
CUP)-Phil Terranova. former
featherweight champion, added
another victory today in his come
back campaign, an impressive 10
round decision which he NAM
mered out over Vince Dell Orto of
Philadelphia last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Chapman Stakes Title
In Bout With Ruby

Tonight at Fairview Gardens,
Kid Chapman will place his MWA
junior heavy title on the block
the second time in this city when
he wrestles Bert Ruby, who seeks
TO become a three-time belt
holder Chapman took the belt
from Ruby three weeks ago.
Two matmen who seek the next
shot at the belt, George DuSette
and Louis Klein. clash in the
semifinal. frankie Hart vs.. AL
Williams and Red Dawson vs..
Dutch" Schultz are the one-fall
bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

Where a student in Detroit
goes TO a certain high school be-
cause he lives in a designated dis
trict. those at Boys Town attend
high school classes there because
they are members of this COM
munity.
Following are thumbnail
sketches of the Boys Town teams
probable starting lineup next
Sunday:
GEORGE MAXWELL, left end.
Age, 16; weight, 152; height, 5
feet 10a4 inches. Junior. Came TO
Boys Town from Kansas City,
Kan, in 1912. Speciality is pass
catching. First year on team.
LLOYD BUCHER. left tackle.
Age, II: weight, 100: height, 5
feet 10 inches. Junior. Came to
Boys Town in 194l from Lewis
ton, Ida. Second year as regular.
CHARLES ROSEDALE, left
guard. Age, II; weight 1862;
height, 5 feet s inches. Senior.
Came 10 Boys Town from Edo
RADIO, Ark, in 1910. Won reserve
letter in 1913. Ambition, engi-
neer. Half orphan.
JOE HOWELL, center. Age,
II: weight, IT'S; height, 5 feet 9
inches. Senior. Came to Boys
Town from Superior. Wis, in
1910. Nickname, "Bearcat." A
year ago stricken with illness, he
came back for football duty.
RICHARD WATSON. right
guard. Age. II; weight, 164;
height, 5 feet 9 inches. Senior.
Came TO Boys Town from South
Sioux City. Neb., in 1889. Current
mayor of Boys Town, term being
six months. Sings in choir. A
crack footballer. too.
DON GUNNELL, right tackle.
Age, Is; weight, 172; height, 5
feet 10 inches. Senior. Came TO
Boys Town from Sheridan, Wyo.,
in 1912. Honor student, rugged
in football. Ambition, mechanical
engineer. Also plays basketball.
ED FITZGERALD, right end.
Age, II; weight, 148; height, 5
feet s inches. Junior. Came to
Boys Town from Cleveland, o.. in
1912. Aeronautics is his hobby
and his ambition is to become an
army or navy pilot. Half orphan.
DICK THOMAS, quarterback.
Age, 1S; weight, 1853; height, 5
feet So inches. Senior. Key man
on football team and second year
at quarter. Won letters in foot
ball, basketball and baseball.
Graduates next January and will
enter marines. Half orphan.
LEO VIGIL, left halfback. Age,
IS; weight. las; height, 5 feet 5
inches. Senior. hickman e,
Rusty" Came TO Boys Town in
1899 from Las Vegas. N. M. ALL
around athlete and honor student.
JIM MITCHELL, right half
back, Age, 10; weight, 140;
height, 5 feet s inches. Sophie
more. Came to Boys Town in
1912 from st. Joseph, Mo. Won
freshman award. Honor student.
Half orphan.
JOHNNY BRoGAN. fullback.
Age, IS; weight. 159; height. 5
feet 10 inches. Sophomore. Came
10 Boys Town in 1912 from Occur
d'Alene, Ida. Baby Of team.
but one Of chief scoring threats.
Rated a natural athlete. Ambi-
tlOn. doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Bob Tales
Fun Predominates
at LinsdaIe Day
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

In vastly troubled world
people still can have fun.
We got a blasting. esr-splitting
sample of that yesterday at The
Detroit Times Quarterback's
luncheon at Hotel Fort Shelby.
1t was Linsdale Day. 1t was a
day never TO be forgotten. I'm
sure when the clippings are folded
neatly and sent to foreign ports,
a lot of fine and courageous kids
who know Fred Matthaei and Roy
Mitchell and all the other guys
who run the destinies of Linsdale
College will read what happened
and have a laugh or two.
There never has been. and never
will be, a meeting such as the
Quarterbacks' held yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Big Offer Reported

From Chicago comes word that
Harder has had or will have
presented TO him a near-fabulous
offer 10 sign with Ray Ryan and
Mrs. Lou Gehrig, sponsors OF the
New York team. and forget about
recent negotiations with Bidwell.
owner of the Cardinals.
The Harder offer broke shortly
after revelations that Bill Daley,
the former Minnesota and Michi-
gan star, had been offered more
than $4,000, including bonus,
TO sign by organizers OF the new
league.
II. Glenn Dobbs Of the army
air forces and ex-Tllsa star has
given an option on his services TO
Ryan, and Paul Governali, former
Columbia University ace. has
agreed TO a contract with Buffalo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

a 90 one time
at Maple Lane.
But il was his
top perform
ance in compe-
tition.
Like m os I
baSeballers. ne
is a long driver.
Yeste r d a y he
hit two with a
following wind
which Before
estimated ira
veled close TO
$50 yards.
He drove so
far on the 440-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

man plans to give him an easy
workout if he rejoins the squad
tonight as the Spartans go
through a workout under the
lights in preparation for the Fri
day night game with Maryland at
College Park, Md.
The Spartans could probably
beat Maryland without Breslin.
but they don't want TO take any
chances.
States coaches are puzzled by
the problem Of building defense
for Maryland. Doc Spears team
used a T formation attack in "a
early games but switched to a
single wing and a balanced line
as it tied West Virginia, 6-6, last
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
StuhIdreher Plans
Surprise for Irish

MADISON, Wis. Oct. II GNS)
Coach Harry Stuhldreher of
Wisconsin said today he really ex-
pected his team TO score on Notre
Dame, one of the most powerful
outfits in the country, in their
game next Saturday at Madison
He even limited he would not be
surprised if the Badgers pulled out
a victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
No Action Here

Besides New York and Baffalo
the new loop will operate in Chi
cago, Los Angeles. San Francisco
and other key cities across the
nation, according to plans an
nounced in Chicago few weeks
back.
At that time II was also said
that prominent business men in
Detroit, Philadelphia and Boston"
were seeking franchises in the
new loop.
As far as is known no team in
the new circuit is planned in De-
troit.
Apparently army life agrees
with Charley Hayes. the former
Ferndale middleweight, who re-
ported in a letter TO Leo Jones
that he now weighs 1877 pounds.
Moreover. Hayes grew a quarter
of an inch TO he an even 6-foot
tall since he started training TO
be a naval flyer nearly a year
and-a-half ago.
lie weighed only 1873 pounds
when he fought Jake LaMotta at
Olympia.
"He says he Is feeling great
and expects TO get his wings
soon" Jones. his former man
ager, declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Pity Mr.. Hayes

Edgar Hayes, founder Of the
Quarterbacks. and man looking
for no trouble at any time, arose
10 introduce the SERIOUS
SIDE" of the meeting. Poor Ed
gar had part of his left pants leg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Two Upsets
Mark Fights
FIGHT RESULTS

Leroy wits tar DefYoff N0n rhe
decision over Billy Miller tl2si Pitts
burgh. In 10 rounds
sampson Powell 1854 Detroit knocked
out OSSie BULLDOG Harris tl63ia PITTS
burgh In the third round
Larry Ray il49l Detroit. won q f0ur-
round decision over Doyle Hert ti4sI
Grand Rapids
Al Ellis t12l) won f0ur-round decision
over Young Duffy GAS Grand Rapids
Johnny KAmperman iiT2l Grand Rap
IDS stopped George WAiward tl7Oi Irons,
Mich In the third round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Fri+zie Zivic Loses

SHREVEPORT. La. oct. II
Tommy Roman, stationed
al BarkSdale Field, won a deci-
sion from Friizie Civic. former
welterweight champion. last night
az A boxing show in Shreveport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

torn off by a
sudden vo,ley
of hrecrackers.
1 n m
here" s a d
ito in tro-
duce."
(Just then IL
h a p p e n e d.
Back OF Hayes
came a new
volleYl
"T THINK
I am here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Opening for League

There is an opening for a six
team league at Nottingham Recre-
alton, Friday. z TO 9 p. m. Call
Ralph Froehlin at NJ 949l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

said Hayes, II do want TO intro
duce -.
II give up" said Hayes >.
And theH7-iike minute man,
Fred Matthaei leaped TO the mi
crophone and called for a few
short yells. few long yells, and a
few songs OF Linsdale u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Sports
Pro Grid Loop
Seen Near Clash
BY LEO MACDoNELL

When is a player raid a raid
not a raid?
When the new All-American
'ootball Conference announced its
plans for a professional gridiron
loop recently. II was stressed that
no player raids into the ranks OF
The already long established Ma
ilonal League were planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Par Equd|ed
ByCu||enbiine
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

The powerful batting swing
which won Roy Cullenbine a place
among the American Leagues
leading sluggers also gets results
in golf.
The Cleveland outfielder demon
strated this in yesterdays pro-
amateur at Lochmoor when he
and Joe Before, Detroit Country
Club pro, tied with Claude Har-
mon, Lochmoor pro, and Frank
Connolly. Lakepointe amateur,
for first place with best ball score
of &c.
Cullenbine. who each year plays
a lot of golf in the fall, notched
a par y to tie AL WatrouS, Oak
land Hills pro, and Connolly for
individual honors,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
PROVES HIS CLASS

He carried the fight most OF the
way TO his more experienced rival,
hit the cleanest and hardest blows
and, at the same time. showed
that he could take it.
But, IL was no lopsided fight,
the veteran Miller. in the earlier
rounds, more than matching what
his younger and stronger oppo-
nent had to offer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Wings toP|dy
ST. Louis g
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Jimmy Franks, the goalie whom
the Detroit Red Wings sold to the
St. Louis Flyers of the American
League, will be back to face them
in an exhibition game Friday
night. it was announced today at
Olympia.
Leighton (Happy) ENNIS, who
formerly managed Omaha for the
Detroit hockey chain. is boss of
the Flyers. Their lineup also in
cludes Ron Hudson, Nakina and
Winky Smith. former Detroit
players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
PLAY CAPS TOMORROW

Jack Adams Wings will make
their first appearance Of the sea-
son at Olympia tomorrow against
indianapolis. An exhibition game
with Cleveland is set for Sunday
The st. Louis game was added
when ENNIS informed Detroit his
team would arrive in Windsor
today and would like to schedule
a preseason game before opening
its league season Sunday.
Adams and Coach Johnny Sor-
rell of indianapolis have divided
their squad for the exhibition
game. although the Detroit man.
ager says the division may not be
permanent. Any player assigned
10 Indianapolis still has chance
to win a Red Wing berth, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
Boys Town GridderS
From Every Section

Boys High School, whose football team meets Catholic
Central at Briggs Stadium Sunday afternoon different from the
ordinary high school.
The of course that Boys Town community
enthely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
HAS HAD A 50

Good as it was, the y wasn't
Cullenbine's best score. He had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
WILLIS FINISHES STRONG

Miller showed to best advantage
in the fourth and fifth rounds,
both of which he won. but Willis
came on stronger after that and
won the last three rounds handily
outboxing the visiting mittster
with stiff rights.
Powell, a recent addition 10 the
local fight colony from Cleveland,
knocked Harris cold with a dew
astating right hand punch 10 the
chin with the third round only
two minutes and - seconds old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
SENDS HIM SPINNING

The long. lanky Powells wallop
sent the chunky Harris spinning
clear across the ring 10 his own
corner, where he Topped on his
tummy and stayed an extra
couple of minutes after referee
Clarence Rosen tolled the 10
count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
SIMON HAS INJURY

Four players may miss tomor-
rows game. Defenseman Gully
Simon is suffering from aggrava-
ton of an old side injury. Red
Kane, Indianapolis defenseman.
has a minor case Of blood poison
ing in a foot
Tony Buckovich. former NJ. o.
League player who saw action
with Detroit last season, has been
called 10 PaineSdale, Mich, in the
Upper Peninsula because of illness
in MS family.
The squads
Detroit Goal Dion. Detensemen Gully
simon Blli H0lctt Harold Jackson Bill
QuackeuhuEh VIC Lynn ForWards-MurrAy
AImsfrong Car Liscombe sgd Howe Modere
hrlucteau Don Crosse. Jud McAtee Joe
Carvctn. Ted Lindsay, Larry Thibeault and
Steve WOchy
Indianapolis Cosi-Harry Lumley Defense
men-Frank Kane. Jake Forbes. James Skin.
ner. Gordon Sheriff and Hymle Butler For
Vards-Blll Thomson Dick Kowcinak Cy
Rouse George De Felice. Doug Webster Byron
Mcdonald. Fred Carvin, Morcen Skinner snd
Bill Jenningt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
NEVER BEATS HER

morning - for the last year, as
SoClatinC with men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

During the shortage Of strategic materials 1.-THE request
Of our countrys Ordnance Department the Superior
process for producing SuVeneer Clad Metal was made
available 10 other companies without charge for the
manufacture Of bullet cups for America and her Allies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Woman Butcher Popular

CAMDEN s. c., March 30
CUP One of the most popular
spots i'm Camden these days is
grocery store which sports
woman butcher Mrs. J. H. Ards,
whose husband is overseas with
the armed forces.