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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Army Piles Up
Il Tou(hdowns

WEST POINT, n. Y, Oct. q
up - Army's mud spattered
Cadets today rolled 10 their most
impressive victory in IS years,
piling up IL touchdowns 10 defeat
Little Coast Guard Academy, rs
10 0 in driving rain.
The Cadets scored al least two
touchdownS in each period, being
paced by Glenn Davis. who scored
twice and averaged 176 yards in
seven tries.
The West Pointers piled up $50
yards from scrimmage. Their lone
tumble checked their first adj
vance. but after quarterback Doug
Kenna returned a punt As yards,
they Swirled on 10 the touchdown
trail and there was no stopping
them.
Cadet reserves allowed Coast
Guards only semblance of a drive
in the fourth period. as Green's
passes TO end Jimmy Anderson ac-
counted for three first downs.
However. the reserves had enough
TO score two touchdowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

minute TO go in the opening
period, going over from the two to
climax an 80-yard drive featured
by Jerry Cies' 38-ysrd gain on a
lateral from Greenwood.
Pitt opened the second period
with drive TO Illinois 20 before
losing the ball on downs. Then
Young got loose for a 92-yard
touchdown run.
II was more of the same in the
third period. with Patterson scor-
ing on a 62-yard run. The Pan
theirs squeezed in safety at this
point. M
But Young popped up again be-
fore the period ended TO score
from the 4 after Joe Bingaman
recovered Paul Richards tumble
on the Pitt 81. Greenwood's IL
yard pass to Ray Ciszak featured
the drive.
Don johnson added the final
Illinois score Just before the game
ended after Rudy Macchione re-
covered Don Matthews tumble on
Pitts ID.
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Indiana Scores 3rd
Big 10 Win, IA to 7

within the 6-yard line. but fumbles
stopped both opportunities.
The Hoosiers scored both their
touchdowns in the first half, one
in each quarter, and with the
game apparently all sewed up, re-
Taxed their pass defense long
enough for Johnny Yungwirth and
Ben Schadler to complete identical
33-yard passes 10 Hank Altpeter
and Max Morris for the score.
Hoernschemeyer again stamped
himself as one of the outstanding
backfield men in the Big Ten, add
ing 33 yards on rushing plays to
the 1873 yards he gained on 10
completed passes out Of 19 at
tempted.
The Hoosiers apparently have
the power and diversified attack
this year TO make them now an
indisputable contestant for the
Big Ten title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
FumbIes Costly
For Texas Am

COLLEGE STATION. Tex, Oct.
p (UP)-A bad case of tumble
tits on the part OF the youthful
Kiddie Korps and the sharpshoot-
ing aerials of Texas Christians
Joe Kucera proved too much of
handicap for Texas A. and NJ. to
overcome today as TCU chalked
up a 1877 victory in a Southwest
Conference game
The Texas A. and M crew, open
ing its conference season after
winning three out Of four warmup
contests, miscued seven times
early in the game and lost the ball
on six of them.
The TCU baffler which clicked
so well found Joe Kucera Tipping
a delayed screen pass to Ransom
jackson. who then lateraled il
back 10 Kucera. who shot the ball
far downfield 10 end Merle Glib
son. This combination clicked for
a touchdown and other long gains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

hapless Panthers TO a first-period
field goal and a third-quarter
safety.
Backs Paul Patterson, Don
Greenwood and Buddy Young
spelled defeat for Pitt as they
scored five touchdownS. three on
runs of 81. so and 81 yards, while
Don Johnson accounted for the
other score. Greenwood made two
of five conversion attempts and
Bill Butkovich another.
After Pitt took an early 30 lead
on Mike Roussos' 16-yard first
period field goal. set up by George
Presses 31-yard run, Greenwood
took the kickoff and raced so
yards for the touchdown.
He scored again with less than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Had Broken Jaw

frankie Sinkwich's appendix
ailment recalls that the Lions
backfield star. when with the
Georgia Bulldogs, suffered
broken jaw and for a time lived
on a liquid diet through straw
Bob Westfall. who shares
Nhonors with Sinkwich in the
Detroit clubs backfield, starred
in basketball al Ann Arbor High
School =.
Vic Kilbitski, who starred at
guard for Minnesota in 1912, IS
back again this year after being
given a medical discharge from the
marines He has the distinc-
ton of playing for the Gophers
in 1912, with Notre Dame last
year and back at Minnesota this
Coach Ray EfTot.s Illinois grid
ders call him Zeke."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

EVANSTON, Ill. Oct. 81 (UP)
Indiana University's revitalized
Hoosiers swept TO their third Big
Ten victory today, defeating
Northwestern, 14-7, on home-com-
ing day.
A brilliant running attack that
was supplemented by Bob by
Hoernschemeyer's accurate passes
accounted for the Wildcats defeat
as Northwestern played half the
game by running its plays from a
Information, but used the familiar
single wingback in the second half
for its only score.
Indiana out-played the home
team easily and twice had the ball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Occupy Wins Cap

LOUISVILLE. Oct. FL CUP)--
John Marsch's Occupy. with Otto
Grohs up. outsprinted the field in
the stretch to win the IS, 900 added
Autumn Handicap. which opened
Churchill Downs fall meeting
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

The victory lists Ohio with the
unbeaten teams in the country
and among the top two or three
teams in collegiate circles.
A crowd of 73.477 fans iammed
the big horseshoe stadium to wei
come 1t. (ig) Paul Brown home.
Paul had the role of enemy. the
head coach of Great Lakes. The
fans and his former team gave
him a fine ovation before the
game and another big salute be-
tween halves. But the rest of the
time they treated him and his
club rather shabbily.
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II Y
owner of the Eagles. said he
offered to meet the new clubs
salary but all he got was a wire
from Daley saying latter talking
10 Mr.. Ward (Arch Ward of Chi
cago) / have signed with Mr..
Ryan (Ray Ryan of the New York
club"
Since Ward for many years was
the patron saint" OF the National
League and as such picked out
Elmer Layden as commissioner
for the older loop, the pro football
picture seems confusing to say
the least.
Asked IL Ward was mad at the
National League" Owner Fred l..
Mandel Jr. of the Lions, replied:
mot that / know of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

Co n | e r g n c g
hopes to get
Bob Zuppke as
chairman OF the
b ar d, w ii h
duties k e
those Of Elmer
Layden. CO m
missioner Of
the Natl o n a ]
League.
+ o o I bAl !
scouts usually
are given press
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Fordson WaIIops Monroe

Fordson High walloped Monroe
at Fordson Stadium Saturday,
40-6, with Ray Laboda and Will
bur Chaisson each scoring two
touchdowns. Don Hughes 49,
yard touchdown run was the
games feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

box seats TO games they cover, but
several colleges charge them reg
ular admission prices This
will be a topic OF discussion at a
meeting Of the Eastern Inter-
collegiate Football Association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
WASTE NO TIME

Cody sent Purdue back in the
lead when he sprinted 80 yards 10
score on the fourth play of the
second half.
Recovering a fumbled Iowa
punt, the Boilermakers were quick
10 capitalize on the situation and
after quarterback Ray Schultz
shot a 15-yard aerial to Boris Di-
mancheff. the latter plowed over
from the s.
The winners, taking advantage
of an Iowa punt that travelled
only to the II. sent Dimancheff
through the middle of the Hawk
eye line for the final score.
Iowa held a 10 10 Z advantage
on first downs, but Purdue out
rushed the Hawkeyes, 224 to 127.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Cornell Downs
Sampson, 1876

ITHACA, n. Y, Oct. 21-Cor-
nell scored a touchdown in the
closing minutes of the final period
today to defeat Sampson. 1876, be-
fore a crowd of about 1000,
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'MournfuI' Tunes

The 72-piece band which plays
IN Shibe Park at Philadelphia
Eagles football games is led by a
funeral director, who does il for a
hobby The American Football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
IRISH BEAT BADGERS, 28-13|
Sports
Bill DaIey's Case
Presents, Puzzle
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Bill Daley. former Minnesota
and Michigan star who is on the
Philadelphia National Leagues
draft list. reportedly received a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
SAILOR LINE OUTPLAYED

Ohio State had an edge in every
department. It's big line was
much too strong for the Sailors,
who had figured 10 have an advan-
tage there. The statistics show
superiority of the Bucks for
wards.
Great Lakes gained 10 yards
rushing and lost 81 for a net total
for the afternoon Of as yards. Not
much for such stellar performers
as Jim Mello, Jim Youel, Chuck
Avery and the others who have
been ripping the opposition TO
shreds in other games.
Led by big Bill Willis. Ohio's
All-American tackle, the Buck
eyes bottled up the running at
tack and had Youel. the Sailors
passer, in difficulty most Of the
afternoon.
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Ohio's Blitz in 18th
Downs Lakes 26-6
By EDGAR HAYES

COLUMBUS o. Oct 2-Ohio States al-civilian team has
and they them loose
the fourth period today 10 take 266 verdict
the Sailors
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bonus of $4,000
and a contract
for $500 a
year to run two
years after the
war from the
prom oters of
the New York
club in the ALI
American Foot
ball Conference
new pro grid
loop.
Bert Bell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Enemy Boobies Turned
Into Tou(hdoWns by N. D.
BY BOB MURPHY
Detroit Times sports Editor

SOUTH BEND, Oct 21-Maxing a mistake against Notre Dame
football the committing with Joe Louis In the
You wake later discover that the worst
has happened
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MISS ANOTHER CHANCE

The Bluejackets made one big
drive when they scored their
touchdown in the third period.
They had a chance for another
but the big line opposing them
stiffened and took the ball on
downs,
Les Horvath. who was in the
army during last season and since
released on a medical discharge,
was the big noise during the
fourth period blitz. 1t may have
been the army tactics he learned
that Ohio used against the Navy.
The first time the Buckeyes got
their hands on the ball they set
the Blue Jackets in hole and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
CUB HANBACK,
BEING DOWNED

Norm MarteIl, q. of ID. High halfback
who scored two of his teams tOuchdOwns
i'm the Cubs rs to 0 victory over South
western, tackled from behind by an OPP
posing lineman after short gain in the
first quarter on his home gridiron.
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25-Yr. Coach to Retire

This is Bill Alexander's 25th
team at Georgia Tech. He says ne
will retire after this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
MISS TWO CHANCES

The Hawkeyes threatened TO
score twice in the first quarter,
but both times they were halted
deep in Purdue territory.
Fullback Ed Cody. who spear
headed Purdue's attack. opened
the scoring when he raced 81
yards for a touchdown on the
fourth play of the second period.
The Iowa team came from be-
hind to take the lead in the wan
ing minutes of the second period.
when Bill Kersten, the leading
Hawkeye ground gamer, scooped
up Purdue tumble on the IS.
Two aerials, Dick Woodward 10
Russ Mclaughlin, set up the
touchdown and Jim Hansen ex-
ploded through the middle of the
line for the score. John Stewards
placement sent the Hawkeyes into
a 7-6 lead at the half.
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Second Half Drives
Bring Purdue Victory

IOWA CITY Ia, q (UP)-Purdue cha0ed up second
Big Ten today defeating stubborn Iowa 20 TO
The Boermakers forced call all their and
deception haftme deficit and back the
no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
FOOTBALL
SCORES
BIG TEN

BIZ IkN
Notre Dame 2s, Wisconsin Is.
Indiana IA. Northwestern 7,
Illinois 80, Pittsburgh 5.
Purdue 26, Iowa Z.
Ohio State 26, Great Lakes s.
HIGH SCHOOL
L. Of D. 26. Southwestern 0.
Northwestern p, Cooley 6.
Fordson 40, Monroe 6.
EAST
Holy Cross "a, Brown "a.
Cornell Is, Sampson N. T. s. S.
W. Virginia 20, Bethany O.
Worcester Poly Z, New London
Sub Base Z.
Lafayette al. Lehieh o.
Penn State 6. Colgate o.
Villanova Z, Muhlenberg o.
Georgia Tech II. Navy 10.
Army rs. Coast Guard 0.
Connecticut p. c. c. n. Y. q.
Maine Is, New Hampshire 6.
SOUTH
n. c. Preflight 3, Ga. Preflight 0.
Kentucky 26, V. NJ. l. 2.
VIM. e. Mary 49, Richm'd A.AB 0.
Alabama o, Tennessee o.
Florida A. NJ. 81, Morris Brown o.
Tulsa AZ. Mississippi 0.
Tulane is, Auburn IL.
SOUTHWEST
Texas Christian Is, Texas A. NJ Z.
Texas 10, Arkansas 0.
Southern u. 10, Ark. State 13.
MIDWEST
Denison 80. Ohio Wesleyan 6.
North Central Is, Elmhurst 0.
!. Oklahoma 20, Nebraska O.
kKansas 20, Nebraska 0.
= Capital Is, Kenyon 0.
Oklahoma 6S. Kansas State 0.
Wabash Ia, Depauw z.
Ind. State 13. Illinois Normal 6.
St. Olaf Z, Cornell College O.
DeKalb T. Is, Macomb T. 6.
Wichita Ia, Doane Navy Is.
Missouri n, Iowa State Fl.
FAR WEST
Nevada 13, Utah Aggies Z.
Okla. A. & M. 80, Denver n.
Fleet City N. 10, California 2.
St. Mary's Pr 81, UCLA II.
Utah 3S, Idaho S. Branch IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Illinois Speedy Backs
Trample Pitt, 1875

PITTSBURGH Oct 81 (UP)-A speed-crazy Illinois football
team spanked rackeam baced that specazes
today Inundated the powerful Pitt Panher $685. before 1000
discouraged fans at Pitt Stadium
Living to their pregame reputation for speed Coach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
Tech Upsets
VauntedNavy
Middies Lose Game
by Own Rouehine

ATLANTA, Oct. II (UP)-An
inspired Georgia Tech line that
dug in and held off Nays batter
ing backs on the final foot in the
final minute, preserved a shaky
two-point margin and gave the
Engineers 17-15 victory today.
Nays hopes of victory went
glimmering. in the twilight of
never to- be-forgotten afternoon,
but the Midshipmen had only
themselves to blame.
An over-zealous Navy line that
started smuggling when it should
have been plugging. nulliied the
efficiency of its blue-hued ball
carriers, who ran and passed bril-
liantly and dominated play from
the start.
For the unbeaten Ramblin'
Wrecks, who played their hearts
out on Grant Field before crowd
of $4,000, it was long but fruit
full uphill battle.
Three times Navy went ahead,
three times Georgia Tech came
from behind to take over. gaining
the final precious margin with a
9-yard field goal by freshman
Allen Bowen in the final six min
utes of play.
BOWEN A HERO
That made It II to Is and from
then on il was a test between
Nays backfield might and Tech:
gallant line. The line won out
by / foot.
Little Bowen, a IL year ole
sprite from Greenville, Miss, was
carried off the field for his boot
ing proves. but If there had been
the manpower TO do il. they should
have shouldered home the entire
Tech line.
Navy made a first down with
only three minutes TO go on the
3-yard line. Tom jenkins, who had
scored the first MILDLY touchdown
by running back the opening kick
off 80 yards, was in the drivers
seat and things looked dark for
the Engineers.
But fullback Johnny Mcintosh
swept through TO smack Jenkins
for a 2-yard loss on the first
play. Then speedy Ralph Els
worth picked up 3 yards to
| the 2 on buck and Bruce Smith
moved to within foot of the goal.
Smith tried once more and
again he was smeared in his
tracks. That ended il for Navy
because Tech punted out of dan
ger and the game ended seconds
later.
SCORE IN 80 SECONDS
In the end It was Nays rough
housing which cost il victory in
the most bitterly contested game
of the season to date. The Tech
Yellow Jackets bolstered them
selves with navy trainees, gained
80 yards on Navy penalties, while
they lost net of minus II yards
on rushing plays. One of the pen
alties gave them the ball and led
TO their first touchdown.
The MiddieS started out as II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

10 superior power as Coach Cecil
Isbelfs team rolled up three last
halfNtouchdownS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22
MR.. KELLY is SOMETHING

Kelly has about everything you
would want in a football player,
and he led both teams in mgging
the ball with so yards net. Thomp-
son of the Badgers was only two
yards behind and threatened to
break away several times during
the game.
The Badgers tonight can I'M
press on all other Notre Dame
opponents that you can't make
mistakes and hope to win.
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couldn't stand up under the three
touchdown barrage laid down by
the Buckeyes in the last quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

e IMAM thelr ShdTe OF mlStdkeS DE-
fore a crowd of 10000 here this
bright autumn day and Notrs
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Continued on Page Twol
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The underdog Hawkeyes. play
ing their opponents off their feet
during the first half, succumbed
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SCORE IN 80 SECONDS

Continued on Page Two)
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FAR WEST

Nevada -, Utah Aggies Z.
Okla. A. & M. 80, Denver II.
Fleet City N. 10, California ?.
St. Mary's Pr 81, UCLA IL.
Utah 3S, Idaho S. Branch Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-22

.llOt s eleven went 10 Town almost
rom the opening gun as it scored
n every period while holding the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02

a4u t tarred SUN win a
bro0 ,eA ana brown aecess oties.
licr easi-e was az yellow roses +,
The hesae bother WAS dress
Al in fllb a'ei ieo groom moth
,r wofs tins aud whie
Anose tie SO guests present
Nt,c li and Nf~ camphcil SIS
ff and Nuiacr in-iaw oi the
rhafh Nf'lcfs Mr. ana Mrs
eamptei who motorod here from
iAo capital cry
THE Bride and groom received
NAVY loNely and yct useful gifts
Amoue rem we're pillow cases
sheei 'ene sos and ryre SCI
z Ae nn wlll we viii ihe
lrNp pfri to- charles MAJ
i az lsssfN Street
Nf> Ap,lia McGHltn of CAL
Trsas has returned home
ai s,ii vith ben ADMIT Alfs
Aae JOKES 81 lois y second
sirtct
size was also thc dinner encst
af 'iis a. n rree of 1915 car
.hsc Of Saginaw 3'her guests
present were ihe RFN AID Mrs.
j y JOHNSON SINS D. 4 Rich
ards Mrs AAc Jones aud Pro-
icssor Rrsapx Of indiana and
Mr rrice, husband q the host
ass
have bcen told that little
clifford Norris Simmons son Of
Walter Simmons ~ 1911 Farewell
street thorn Aair ~ iaiil was
named hy hos fins, cousin cp.
james Sacsr Daniels son ~ Mrs
]. y. Daniels The corporal sent
the name from the Aleurans Is
lands
Mrs Rohcrf Williams Of S47
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
MONROE
Dy MINIFRrD COvINcTON

Junior Kitchen. son OF Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Kitchen. who
we're formerly Of Monroe. who
now resides in Youngstown. Ohio
spent his vacation in buffalo. y
y. Detroit and Monroe. He was
we'll received by his friends here
L. Y ovingion and son David
and daughter. luaniia are spend
INK their vacation with friends
and relatives in Gary Ind and
ehicago. M Iunniia viii he The
guest OF Dolores Wise. formerly
OF Monroe
Joseph Coymgton has returned
20 Havana. Ala. after spending
two weeks here with his sister
and brother.
Miss Jean Y Wynn OF Gary
Ind is spending her vacation
with her aunt and uncle MIR and
Mrs William Nelson OF 81 Ken
lucky.
Tho Jolly Workers ar club
had a beautiful display Of vege
tables and flowers at the Com
muniiy Center summer project.
closing Friday, Aug "a. Those
who took part and received gins
were Jessie and Lydia White
Winfield corinsion catherine
Poniek I.oola Iioskin Evelyn
ilobhs aud Bobby Ice Watkins.
They had entries IN me Monl-
snmery county fair These chill
dren We're under ne leadership
% Mrs leurviia Lee and Mrs.
oelasia Co,inr'on.
AIRS Jean rcnick IS spendinc
her vacation in Flint as tho
housc-guesi Of Mrs Bernicc
l1oo1s Mrs Rfoohs who now re-.
sides IN Flint is formerly Of
Monroe
Mrs George Wells and grand
son Willie I.ec u Of Canton.
ohio are visiting SIR and Mrs.
George Ncaly 81 onaui avenue
Mrs Bessie llle,ens 81 Almyra
has entered the rniyersiry OF
Nifhiean hospital in Ann Arbor
Nichisan for an operation
HOUSEWIVES. Are you tired OF
doing homework? Look In our
HE'LL WANTED COLUMNS for a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Southern Judge Frees Negro Girl
For Alleged Staying OF White Man

Alihourh Lois Mare
sheriff, endes,on ..,... ~
The fact That 'ls motive n, = =
killing was rohi ,st,. Z
Girl described la ps.,.. =
tried 10 force hr ~ s.,,.,... 3
indecent SIX
Frank J.. Johns Released =
Attorneys for dsio,..
Martin ENm u
and + 4 llwle alo,s. !
Tore liantc lff r1a ~. ~
.rcprcsenicd by iA Hfa LIZ
hoy general pa erfse 4,
A''y J ! 'ei'it'A Sc IS, ys.,.
ter county JAR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02

JACKSON. Tenn. - (ANpl 49,
Gentle mercy came from the lips
OF judge Frank l.. Johnson. Of
tho 18th judicial circuit OF Ten
nessee, as he announced that 20
year-old Terather Bryant alleged
murderer OF Walter Proctor. her
white employer, could 20 free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-02
Hear $4,000 Alabama Vote Registration Suit
WAYNE NEWS
by HAZEL HARRISON

Eugene Myricks OF Atlanta,
Ga. and his sister. OF Detroit
visited with their brother, Wy
man Myricks OF Park place.
Eugene Anderson and Mr.
Poyrfz OF Detroit. and Miss Mar
ion sawyer of New York city.
called on Mrs Elsie Davis last
week.
The Wv Thrift club held its
regular meeting at the home Of
Mrs Teresa Hay. The sandwiches
and hoi tea were delicious
II was a eeodly crowd that at
tended the dedication OF the com
nuluiiy center last SUNDAY After
tho inspiring talk and prcsenia-
lion given by tho president u
Coleman. We we're all proud 10 bc
n part ~ this community and the
Nncrican Protective association
Friends and out-of-town visitors
0rrc equally enthused There is
plenty of work Of course 20 be
done hut with the splendid work
OF tho officers and members so
far tho s.pA. viii be commun-
iiv success Among The ahlc
Speakers were Mr. Bowers. SUI
pcryisor Of Romulns Township,
Mrs Lena Holmes G " q 81
Court Of Calanihc. Albion Mich
Mrs Irene Martin. organizer and
ms, president % Brewster Gem
ter council one Of our own neigh
hois and Mrs Niafearci Wilson.
of whom we were also proud
Mrs Nalclla Thomas our critic
and pianist is tho real troupcr
Sipk or well. shc tries to I'LL her
,ugaeemenis Edith coleman sang
beautifully 'lndian Love CAL
Some OF The oui-of town ,is-
lurs were J Woodruff T Hardy
Mrs Elizabeth Beasley and Mrs
Ann Miller of Detroit
The meetings. OF the ladies
auxiliary Of the APA held reg
uiariv on Tuesday night ~ nm.
az Tho Communi'y center on
Beverly road a special moving
picture. The Ntero soldier and
3 com.d.es viii bc shown there
Saturday Scpi q
81 and Mrs John i Barnes OF
foV7 Carnecie cclehia'cd their
third w~lains Anniversary IN their
home oGi-fffpNn guests We're
hor sisf, MIS- Monte Wrirh and
gnl ffcnd Mrs Fannie Green Of
'ioteand Ohio and many friends
from Itiroif DELICIOUS dinners
We're served ont ofdoers
a surprise party Was given a
few days ago FIR Mrs Sadie Brown
a' ih home % her hfoilef and SIS.
icr-in@aw, Mr. and Mrs Curtis
Kelley iu Name Mich a lovely
plclic dinner Of barbecue roast
Nrkey'and fricd chicken was serv.
cd outdoors The honoree was pre-
scented with many lovely Gifts
Guests were Mrs Auepsia No
Claim Mrs Mason, Ms Sammic
Mao liarrcl Nh and Mrs I.au-
renee Jones and Marsha Mr. and
Mrs Dewey KELLEY Ruth Mae and
Charles Mr. aud Mrs Louis Brown
and daughter Johnnie Miss Eva
McMurray Tennis and croquet
were cnjeyed by an present