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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

raise my finger 70 the wuitcr
and say Key 20 tho city Buh
In case you have never heard
Of Mayor Jimmy Jones Of Par.
nell, III tell YOU that he is tho
son OF Benjamin a. Jones. the
famous horse trainer Of Warren
WrIghjS Calumet farm And
they tell mo keeping up with
The JoneSeS on their homo
grounds Is quite a feat
The Joneses, father and son.
were once also the publishers of
Parnell. But when their plant
burned down. they retired from
the newspaper business pcrma-
nently.
Which has nothing 10 DO with
my campaign 10 get the key to
the city OF Parnpll. With this
in view. ! have religiously picked
the Jones horses 10 win tho
Kentucky Derby year after
year. beginning with WhirlaWay
and coming on down through
PcnSlvc and Pot OLuCk.
must say they have donc
very well by mo as far as tho
selections went But they Sllll
haven't sprung with the key
SO now in my quest Of tho
kcy 10 the city OF Parncll l
am tempted 10 throw q dr~pet4-
ton pitch and pick a Wright
Jones flly 10 capture the turf
most coveted blue ribbon next
MAY.
I know full well that trying
20 pick hlly 10 win the Derby
borders on the ridiculous and
requires even more than sub
lime confidence. Only ono filly
has done IL in the 70-odd year
history Of the race. And with all
respect 10 the unforgettable Re-
gret. the Derby almost surely
was an easier race then than
now.
/ also know that Ben JoncS
is anc of the most conservative
as well as one of the best of
trainers. and that he would pom
der a long time over starting
lady horse in such q test 60
early in the year and then prob
ably would wind up not doing d
GOOD BUILD
But I know, too. that hc has
what looks like the biggest
runningest two year old flly
that ever came down tho Lex
lngton Pike in his barn right
now: and that he always has
harbored sneaking feeling that
ne could have won AZ tho Downs
with Twilight Tear a year ago
last spring.
Thus. if all goes wcli with
the current darling Of his heart,
that debutante coQuette of Calu-
met named Maud Lea. and she
trains soundly next spring, he
might just possibly be tempted
10 take that fling at glory,
II believe il was Maud Muel-
Icr who raked the summer hay,
But yotf do what MIR. Jones ad-
viscd me TO do IN April, remem-
bcr The name Maud Lea She
could be- after more than 30
wears of waiting. tho second
Regret
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
BY LEO MacDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA Sept. l2-
Rny CullcnbIno Tiger veteran
who is effective, II not AWAY tit-
most graceful, outfeldcr m the
world. saws the secret of Success
in the outfeld is playing the
batter"
'Tt is being in the right
apot," Cullenbine explained.
"Not the Jump YOU get on the
hall. I play every batter diff
ferently. / play him according
10 the pitcher on the mound
for us and | play him according
TO balls and strikes. Nick Etten
of the Yankees, for instance.
He hits 60 different places ac-
cording TO the count on him.
Art Ross expects the famous
skraut line to be back with the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

olympia by Ray Miller and Jimmy
Tommy Grogan and
Ray Miller. Billy Pctrollc and Ray
Miller and King Tut and Billy
pctrollc. TO mention only a icW
Lundes believes that the best
way 10 revive interest IN the dlvi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
E & B BowIers Win
Over Van Dyke

F & 3 bowlers whipped Var
Dyke Recreation keglerS IN ar
exhibition match last night al
Van Dyke, 1852 10 2744.
Bill Kcnct with 603 and Chet
Bukowski with col paced the wig.
ncrS. while Jack DiGiovanni oil
Van DYKE was high with 6i7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

Boston Bruins
oc key club
this c o m in &
sea son POr-
Ky ID u m O n T.
ieft-wing Milt
Schmidt en-
ter and Babby
Bauer, rig h l.
W ing
American and
ca n-a- -dl a II
hockey writers
VIII form an
-...ar...a. - -
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

Toronto. Oct. 10 The influence OF
such an organization should have
a good effect on the sometimes
doddering National Hockey loop.
As president OF big times OF
the hockey league, Red Dutton
is signed 10 a five-year contract
az S25. 900 per year. $1,000 more
than the late Frank Calder got
at his peak. Win Green Is facing
his eighteenth season as trainer
ststh the Bruins with commend
atle courage. Green also trains
the Red SoX baSeballerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Pin Teams Needed

Log Cabin Recreation 775 10
S25 Sunday morning house league
has openings for teams. Call Louis
Burr at TO 9-1lOO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

sion Is to match tho two best
lightwcightS IN the state and thrn
match the winner Of that fight
with the best men the world has
10 offer lie intends 10 do that
with the winner OF Friday night 5
bout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

10 SHOW iIl
oW n. ism 7
it, And I
dream Of the
day " hen /
can Va a II
INTO the Par
II Broad
" av Cafe
(COOd eatsD.
cat all tho
yellow legged
fried chicken
lr sight and
[ h q d juS z
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

bor Of pointing brccdS entered in
the trial set for Sunday Sports
men. whether they have dogs
entered in the trial or not. are
invited 10 attend the drawing and
trial. both ol which VIII be held
at tho Detroit Creamery farm
Besides the drawing tonight
special rules will be Sct 10 handle
the $50 dogs entered in the
trial Judges and officials
will also select horses they will
ride during the trial at Tom Gin
tons EnClcSide Riding Academy,
located al the farm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
WALK FILLS BASES

Tagging mp al second when he
thought Lazor was going o7nakc
the catch, Webb was able 10
reach third only. An intentional
walk 10 Cullenbne filled the
sacks. When Mierkowicz drew a
pass, Webb was forced home with
a run. York scored after Nc
Bride shared Maier's fly ball
Richards was passed purpoSely
and Trout flew out 10 Johnson
In the seventh Hoover led off
with a two-bagger. which bounded
into the bullpcn and robbed the
Tiger ShortStop of triple ground
rules holding n 30 4 tiotibic At
tempting 10 sacrifice. Webb beat
out a bunt Off a single. Hoover
checking in AZ third Then came
CramerS homer. Hoover and
Webb scoring ahead Of the vet
eran outflcldcr.
Az this iuncturc. HauSman re-
placed Woods and stopped the
rally
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
BIRDS PLANTED

1.-Two pheasantS viii be planted
on the course Sunday morning 10
give dogs every advantage in
showing their best A long list of
prizes will be awarded to winners,
plus an engraved certificate 10
every entry
Added 10 the long list of noted
trainers and handlers who Will
be an hand 20 assist sport
with dog training problems will
be J. 7. Palmer of Detroit.
English pointers lead the list
of dogs entered with settlers a
close second
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
bog Stake
EesrEeS Set Tonight
By Don GILLIES

Dog officials from the Michigan Sportsman Association Of Royal
Oak and the Rosee SporSmenS Club meet tonight at the Enge
Detroit Creamery farm Mt Clemens, for the
official drawing Of The Detroit Times Shooting Dog stake
hLcaLnr
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games behind leader.

Games behind leader.
Yesterday Results Tpdsys Cames
Chi 8 Ros Rfnk st - 4.
81 sN rhn ~ Chi
Gin s-e. Ffpk ali =. y. ~ tin
pu IS Phna al Only Esmes schcd g
rNtITIl CuNsI itAGtL
Ostlsud q Ios 'ngcles
sau frsurnrn = Nnii,ruud 4.
Portland san DeLo 4
only games playsd.l
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
SOX Defeat
Mats in 9Th

Now thc Washington Senators
arc losing hcaIt-breakcrs.
old Johnny NiEeeiHg leading
To until The ninth, weakened 10
give the Chicago White Sox a
~. l--lnlph Yesterday II dronpcd
the Senators TWO games behind
lhG IIGerS. who Won over Boston
Nlggeling started the ninth by
walking Wally Moses Bill Mueller
ran for him and stole second,
scoring on Johnny DiCkShotS
single Dlckshot stole second and
made third when the throw went
wild. Guy Outright squeezed him
home with a bun'
BOSS TILL 9TH
Niggcling was unbeatable until
the ninth giving up only three
hits until the fatal inning Johnny
Johnson who pitched the last two
frames for the White SoN, was
the winning pitcher
The Senators scored their only
tally IN the seventh when Vaughn
triplcd and came home on Fer
rell $ fly
The only other scheduled game
in the American League. Cleve-
land at New York, was Cancelled
because OF rain The teams do
not meet again this year
CTRS CARDS MN
The Cubs and Cards both
pushed over runs IN the final in
ningS TO win IN the National and
keep the race tight Chicago
topped the visiting Braves, 5 to 4.
when pinCh-hitter Ed Sauer
dropped a slow roller down the
third base Inc which went
through Tommy Nelson for a hit
that scored Phil Cavaretta Hank
BoroWy won his eighth game In
less than two months. with Chi
cagO
George KurowSki singled with
the bases full and two out 10 score
two runs and give the Cards q
6 10 5 uphill victory over tho
Giants at ST. Louis. Behind, 3 10 3
in the eighth kurowSki doubled
and scored on "A single 10 set the
stage for his victory hit in the
ninth Homcrs by Roy Zimmcr-
man and Danny Gardella gave the
Giants 4 TO o lead In three
innings
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
TIGERS MUFF CHANCE

In the third, NcWSomc led off
with a single 10 left, but Trout
disposed of Holm and Woods on
inlicld outs and made Bucher fly
10 MicrkoWicz after Lake walked.
Tho Tigers mulfed a good Scor-
ing chance in the fifth. Maler led
off with a single 10 center and
moved up to second when Rich
ards also singled However Trout
hlt into a double play and Hoover
grounded weakly to short
To start the Tigers fruitful
sixth Mcbh walked and moved to
the mid-Station on CramerS sacri-
feed. York doubled over LaZor'S S
head in right field
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
YgSterdav's Results 1nday's Games
nj s. Rus nTI At Phil "a.
chi q wash - l. at BuS.
Clrv at y. rain. Chi az y.
ONLY rafnss srhed'd ClsV at wash,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
ONE TO THIRD

Skccter NcwSome was the only
Boston player 10 get as far as
third on Trout as the big right
handler turned in one of his finest
games of the season. I'm the third,
NeWsomc reached second and
third on inllcld outs
NewSome also chalkcd up one
OF the two hits Welded by Diz,
single. which enabled hun TO get
on base in the third. John Lazor
goth the other, also a single, IN
the seventh. Frout struck ott-one
batter and walked two
With one out Cullenbine singled
in the second and after Mler-
kowicz struck out moved to sec
ond when Maicr walked But the
best Richards could do was a
grounder 10 BuCher at third who
tagged Cullcnhinc for the third
. nIf
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SpOf

CuI'e0D.0e Effective
PI6Vi0d the b6tter
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
Hal Goes After
23d Win Today
By LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA Sept 12-
With Harold NeVhouscr and al
Benton scheduled 10 pitch The
crippled bat battling. pennant-
chasing Tigers today engaged the
Athletic, today in "A double-hcader
which VIII uaugurate a four
game series here
Whether Hank Grcrnberg or
Eddie Mayo would see action in
Philadelphia was questionable as
the team arrived from Boston,
where yesterday, behind the bril-
liant two-hit pitching of Paul
DIZZY Trout. they shut out the
Red SoX. . to o.
As result the Tigers boosted
their league lead 10 two full
games over the Senators, who
we're defeated by the White Son
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13
EDGE FOR SEASON

It-uaa-Trouts fourth yicto
in eight days and gave the TIgc
the series. three games 10 on
loss and a uc The Red SO
however. had the edge in inter.
club competition between the two
over The season, y games to tt,
Doc Cramer exploded his sixth
nome run OF Uhc season in TIC
seventh inning with Joe Hoover
and Skeeter Webb on base to ac-
count for three of the Detroit
talies. II came off George (Pinky)
Woods, starting pitcher W h G
lasted but six innings
II was Docs mighty drive into
the bullpen in right field that
drove Woods to the showers Glenn
IlduSman replaced him and in
turn was replaced by Red Bar
ret VIII OflnlShpd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-13

Johnny Bulla shot 90 In A
warm-up round for the South
western Invitational ~ Tulsa
Okla. yesterday -. I'd Furgot
of Detroit had 76.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

rine, spent q 3e-day furlough
with his wife. Due 10 her illness,
he received a i5-day extension
and left Monday for New Lon
don, Conn, where he viii be sta
toned.
Miss Ethel Davis, sister of the
Rev. Monte Davis, of Brookha-
ven, is spending the week with
the Davis family here.
SfSgt Ohio Amacker, Jr., RAJ
do operator in the Army Air
Corps, visited his uncle. the Rev.
Monte Davis, in his home Sun
day evening. Sgt. Amacker is in
his third year of service IN the
China Burma area, Flying the
hump" He also visited John Da-
Wis at the Veterans hospital in
Biloxi, who plans to return home
shortly. Accompanying Sgt. AM
acker were his fiancee, Miss Jac-
quelyn Newman of Vicksburg
and his father and Mrs. Amacker
of Tyiersown. Il, )
The Woman's Missionary Soci-
ETY. of the East Moss Point Bap-
fist church are observing Home
Mission Week of Prayer at the
church with an all-day meeting
Friday. ~
The Rev. Monte Davis and the
Rev. j. F. Brock of Moss Point
Baptist church, attended the
Evangeiistic Conference at Wig
gins, Miss, Monday. On the re-
turn trip they visited John Da-
Wis at the Veterans hospital at
Biloxi. s ts
81. ssas54 81
Billy Xerbeke, son Of Mt. and
Mrs. Willie Verbeke, reported to
Camp Shelby Monday for Undue
ton In the armed services.
hs
Mrs. Arnold Simmons has re-
turned after an extended visit to
Washington, ID. c., Baltimore,
Md, and other points. Mrs. Sim
mons attended the wedding of
her brother and visited friends
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

- - H
A study course will begin at
the East Moss Point church Mon
day evening and will continue
through Friday. The Rev. 3. +.
Brantley, pastor of Watts Memo
rial church in Pascagouh, will
teach the adult class. The Rev.
Bill Kyser, Jr.. pastor of the Kre-
ole Baptist church. win teach
the Young Peoples class and MRS.
Kyser viii teach the junior class.
Mrs. A. S. Spears of Pascagoula
will teach the intermediates.
The Rev. Monte Davis is
teaching a study course this week
al the Unity church in Pasca-
goula.
Mrs. E. q. Stauter will return
Sunday after a three week visit
with her neice. Miss Kate Stauter,
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Milsted OF
Pensacola spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. Irene Ire
hern, and sister, Mrs. John Stau-
ter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09
Boys Prepare For Contest

In order to participate in the
Boys Defamation contest which,
along with other platform events,
will be held at the Gulfport High
school on April IA. seven boys at
Pascagoula High school are now
preparing speeches for prelimi-
nary try-outs.
The seven contestants will take
part in an elimination contest be-
fore the student body of Pasca-
goula High. Selection of the first
speaker andsan alternate will be
made at that time. Speeches will
be chosen from two volumes of
famous ,o~rations. Misses Thyrza
Branton and Ann England will
train the speakers and direct the
preliminary contest.
For Teen-age ear drivers: Death
Is SO Permanent.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09
Meeting OF Moss
Point wom0n's
Club On Tuesday

The monthly meeting Of the
Moss Point Woman's club was
held at the Young Mems club last
evening with Mrs. L. A. Watts
president, in the chair.
Following the usual routine of
the reading of the minutes by
Mrs. Saul Peterzell. secretary,
and a report from the treasurer,
Mrs, Walter Barber, Mrs. r. c.
Eley gave a most interesting talk
OH socialized medicine in which
she set forth a number of reasons
why the Wagner-M Murray Dingeli
bill should not be passed by Con-
gress. Mrs. Eley closed her talk
by presenting a set of resolutions
against the bill that had been
drawn up by the Jackson County
Medical association and which
she asked the club to sign. Il
was voted on affirmatively.
Plans were discussed for the
entertainment Of the Fortnightly
club of Moss Point at the Conn
munity house at the next regu-
lar meeting Mrs. H B. Over
street was appointed program
chairman for that meeting.
Among the special features PLAN
ned for that time was a flower
show.
Mrs. Spencer Beebe gave d
fine report on the work that Is
being accomplished by members
In Red Cross work, and distrib-
uted packs from which hospital
bags are TO be made.
Mrs. Beebe then moved that the
Jackson County Mill be thanked
for taking time to cut out these
bags, thereby greatly simplify
ing the sewing. This motion was
unanimously accepted.
At the close OF business Mrs.
w. G.. Broome directed a very
well acted playlet, Keep the
Home Fires Burning" in which
the cast was composed of pupils
of the Escatawpa school.
There was an excellent attend
ance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

Patti Faye Spruell, daughter OF
MRS. Nettie Spruell. underwent
an operation for acute appendici-
tbs at the Jackson County hospi-
tai Monday.
Private Earl Boldin and Miss
Edith Morgan were married at
Camp Livingston, La. last week
where he is stationed. Due to his
military status there have been
no definite plans made as TO
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Archie Posey has been i'll
for the past three weeks.
Mrs. ID. L. McInnis of Leakes-
vile left Monday after spending
the weekend with her son and
daughter-in-law, &c &c and Mrs.
c. w. McInnis.
Those enjoying q VISIT 10 betn-
ell Temple church in Mobile Sum
day were Mr.. and Mrs. h. L..
Wainwright, Mr.. and Mrs. N. b.
Prouse of Moss Point, Mr., and
Mrs. Paul Willie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollis Bang and family of Pas
cagoula.
Mrs. George Rockwell enter
tanned her brother, Pvt. Prentiss
Crane, who is home on an eight
day Through from Fort Benning,
Ga, with a surprise birthday par
ty Tuesday evening. Bowls of
spring flowers added color to the
reception rooms of the residence.
Cake, homemade candy and va
rious soft drinks YER served to
about 80 guests. Pvt. Crane left
Thursday to return to camp.
Mrs. c. W. McInnes returned
Monday from the Jackson Coun-
ty hospital after undergoing an
operation. Her husband who
holds the rank of &c &c IN the
Navy and has served 10 months
in the South Pacific on a subma-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09
Speciul Service For
Presbyterian Men
In Armed Forces

A special service for men Of
the First Presbyterian church Of
Pascagoula who are in the Arm
ed Forces will be held at the
church Sunday, March IL, at
7:30 pm.
The service will be preceded
by a supper at the church house
at $50 when boys who are leav-
ing soon TO enter the service and
their parents will be guests OF
the Business Women's Circle Of
the church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

Historians call the lower val
ley of the Nile River the birth
place of civilization.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09
Truding Post To Be
Conducted BY w. F.
Ellis In P~oscugoulu

Something new and different
in Pascagoula business circles
will be the Gulf Coast Trading
Post which is being established
under the management of w. f.
Ellis, former manager of the
Standard Furniture Company.
The Post will be located In a pre-
fabricated building at 219 Delmas
avenue with a floor space of APP
proximately $500 square feet. Mr..
Ellis stated that the trading CEN
ter will specialize in reeondition-
ed furniture but that he will
"buy. sell or trade anything from
a baby buggy to a battle ship"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

Bloomington. Last year q
farm owner helped his tenant
with the blowing. AT the end of
the day his wallet containing all
his ration books was missing, A
search proved fruitlesE.
But one year and one month
later, the tenant plowed up the
missing pocketbook, points and
all.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

In Siam a first wife may be di-
vorced bat others may be sold
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

For Teen-age car drivers: DEATH
Is so Permanent.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-03-09

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
HERHHHERsuI

A proud father phoned the news,
hper 10 report the birth OF triplets.
he girl al the news desk didn't quite
Itch the message
will you repeat that. please?" she
bked.
Not if ] can help st." he answered
N Cotopo9o. Coot', Wb,Eet
T/Sgt: For months ] couldn't dis.
bver where my wife was spending her
gcnings."
S/Sgt: How did you find out7"
T/Sgt: Il went home one night and
bere she was"
Fl. Sbet;doo 7o~ ef
After a thorough examination. the
|avy doctor eyed the tall and very
bin boot in silence.
"Well, doctor" said the boot. how
b stand?"
Goodness knows, replied the doc
br, ITS miracle" 4"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

British Sailor: The flagship In our
navy Is so big the captain travels
around the deck In an auto
American Sailor: That's nothing.
The galley OF our flagship Is so big the
cook has to 60 through the stew In a
submarine to see II the potatoes are
done.
AIomedo CouieT
She: do you like my compleXlon?"
He: II adore the orange pancake
makeup on your face up 10 and In
Guiding the hsirline. love the purple
undertone Of your lipstick. admire
the fireman red OF the rouge on your
cheekbones. 60 for the blue eye
shadow under your eyes. like the deep
tan on your neck and arms. but can't
say / care about your black elbows"
Cremiin
A word 10 the wife Is never suffi.
cient.
Wbi0bey isiond Prop Wosb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-11-10
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