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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-09
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 party to Diamond Jim for a dozen guests. At dessert time three wait CTS marched in with huge pie from which dangled Il white rib- bons and one red. Diamond Jim yanked on the red strand, the pie fell apart and out stepped a cutie, wearing only her cuticle, who climbed into Jim's lap and fed him his dessert. When the other wolves howled. Il other cuties marched in and fed the rest of the guests their dessert.
 Count BOni de Castellane, with Anna Gould's money (which he inarried), threw party for Dia- rnond Jim in Paris. His garden was lighted by 00,000 Venetian lanterns; the grounds were covered with nine miles of red carpet; for entertain ment there were two hundred musicians and 80 ballet girls. When Jim entered the entrance hall, 500 of the counts flunkeys were drawn up at strict attention. All Jim could say was, Count, this is mighty gah- dam nicel"
 Henry Clews, Jr., originated the servants Ball." to which no one was admitted unless wearing ser vant's dress. He acted as valet and met the guests with duster in one hand and kitchen pail in the other. The guests cooked the din- ner, each making his own speciality. Those who had no speciality made sandwiches and waited on table. Just good, clean fun.
 '. T. Stotesbury was given party by his missus that cost $500 GOO. Ten whole floors of the Bellevue Etratford in Philadelphia were re- served for the guests, who came down from New York by special train. Every guests suite was spe- cially decorated in rose pink and gold. The main ballroom of the hotel was converted into a Vene- tian setting. Venetian scenes paint ed on the walls, soft lighting coming from the bows of gondolas, With musicians singing love songs of old venice. This was because the hosts had honeymooned in Venice and liked to be reminded of 1t. An- other ballroom was converted into a Tgrolean inn. Champagne was served at a long trestle table, while beautiful Tyrolean maidens distrih- uted favors.
 Harry Lehr gave a Dogs Dinner" at which pooches were the guests of honor, and their owners just came along for the fun. Many of the dogs arrived in fancy dress. The menu included stewed liver and rice. 1ricasse of bones and shredded dor biscuit. one dachshund ate until he passed out, the only human touch to the party reported.
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Grace Vanderbilt, for a party at "Beaulieu," the Cornelius Wander bilt Jr.s house, hired a hundred carpenters and builders to work day and night for week to build a theatre with full-size stage and lighting in the garden. The entire company of Red Rose Inn" was hired and brought bag and baggage to play one-night stand. The cost of closing the show for two days was added to the party.
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performance. Hardly anyone showed up. =
 Hans Stengel was the dramatic critic and star caricaturist for the New York Journal several years ago,
 He became depressed because he was getting nowhere fast. He was instructed to double under a femme name as editor of love counsel col'm. So Hans threw one of the biggest parties ever held in New York-down at his Green wich Village apartment. AS the party was going big Hans excused himself and went to the bathroom, where he later was found hanged by his belt. On the door he left an essay titled: "The Art of Commit ting Suicide. It was so good It was published in Harper's, His father and brother had died via sui- eide.
 Then there was the time the Ca pone mob governed Chicagos Soutn Side and Bugs Moran's gang gov- erned the North with beer, liquor and other rackets. Jake Lingle' A reporter (later murdereO, per. suaded the rivals to make up. A spaghetti peace party was arranged where all checked their gats at the door. After the two gangs were seated (on opposite sides of 8 long table) the minestrone was served
 Nobody would be the first to taste it. They just sat and stared at each other. Finally, Frankie Rio Ca Capone aide) dashed outdoors and returned with an alley cat . He held 1t on the table as he poured some of the zoop into a saul Ger and pushed the cats whiskers into 1t. The puSsycat Tapped up some-walked a few feet and curled over-dead. That was the signal for mucho excitement. Everybody got up to scramo. . .uA
 Capone glared at Moran ana parked; "Youll hear about this ;aterr' The next week the head lines screamed the "St. Valentines pay Murders" in which seven or Moran's mob died via Tommy-guns'
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Jock Whitney and Peter Arno produced Broadway show several years ago, which Topped. They in- vited the cast and most of the first audience to a lavish party after the performance. Hardly anyone showed up.
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-08-09
Mrs. Goodman, "a,
Buried Saturday

Mrs Sarah T. Goodman, "a, of
West Jefferson, died at the home
of her son, j. V. Goodman, on
Thursday, August 2. after suf-
fering from heart trouble. The
funeral service was held at the
home on Saturday afternoon, Au-
gust 4, at two o'clock with the
Revs. E. z. Sexton, Levi Green
and w. Scott, in charge. Burial
followed at the Walters cemetery.
Mrs. Goodman, the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
Tatum, was a native of Watauga
county. She was preceded in
death by her husband, Jacob A.
Goodman, sometime ago. The
following children survive: J. v.
Goodman, West Jefferson; Reeves
Goodman, Oaksboro; Otto Good
man, Whitehall. Md; and one
daughter, Mrs. Mack C. Edwards,
of West Jefferson.
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Entertain Bride
At Shower Here

Mrs. Kyle Mcmillan, recent
bride, was entertained at sur
prise shower here on Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Guy Den
ny and Mrs. Earl Davidson, at the
home of the latter, when invita-
tons were issued to more than
thirty guests.
The entire lower floor of the
Davidson home was beautifully
arranged with summer flowers.
The centerpiece in the dining
room where the gifts were dis
played bore an attractive green
umbrella on white background.
The hostesses served three
courses of refreshments carrying
out the colors of green and white
The honoree received a large
number of beautiful gifts.
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Miss Helen Lewis, of Baltimore,
Md, was the week end guest of
Misses Marguerite and Ellinor
johnson.
Miss Wylene Ashley, student at
the N. Wilkesboro School of
Beauty Culture, is at home this
week. '".s@
Miss Pansy Ashley, Of Kannap-
oils, is visiting relatives here.
J. Paul Jones is suffering with
a badly sprained ankle. Ted
Ashley is assisting him in the
store this week..
Miss Cleo Huddler, of Johnson
City, was the week end guest Of
Mrs. V. C. Huddler.
Miss Mary Ashley visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Ashley, of Amy,
this week.
Miss Charlotte Johnson return
ed Sunday from a weeks visit
with relatives in High Point.
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Mrs. A. B. Hurt
Hostess To Group

Mrs. A. Burman Hurt was hos
tess to the members of the Sun
shine Sewing Club on Tuesday
July 81, at her home at Nathan's
Creek. Several visitors were
present in addition to the clut
members.
! A delicious luncheon was serv.
ed to the members and visitors
after which they enjoyed severa
musical numbers and group sing.
ing. Sewing of various items
was done throughout the after
noon.
Summer flowers were used
throughout the home and mem
bers presented the hostess with
plants and friendship flower gar
dens.
Several of the younger mem
bers and visitors were also pres
ent and a special luncheon was
served them on the front terrace
Mrs. R. c. Barr invited the
club to meet at her home on
Tuesday, August IA. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Mrs. Mary Hafer was hostess
to the group at the last meeting
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PAGE FIVE

Preachers and Workers Confer
ence of the Ashe Baptist AssocSR.,
ton. AS Moderator for the COM
ing year, I feel unworthy to try
to fill the place of the Rev. w. E.,
Denny, who has served faithfully
since it was organized. Brother
Denny is to be praised and hon.
ored for his devoted and loyal
service throughout the many
years of his rich experience as q
pastor and leader in our churches
l lift my hat to him and to the
many other faithful leaders in the.
Ashe Association.
Respectfully,
Your Brother Co-Worker,
M. D. Hart
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1t. H. Mac Kennickell and Mrs
Kennickell and daughter, Ann
visited Miss Nancy Kennickell
and Mrs. Ed M. Anderson, Tues
day.
Mrs. c. E. Galloway, Miss Make
Galloway, John Charles May
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Galloway, Sill
va Ann Galloway, Mrs. Ira Cal
loway, of jefferson, were the
guests of Mrs. Jessie Parsons
Sunday, at Piney Creek.
Pvt. Junior Roupe is spending
a furlough at home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Taylor Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. R. L. Haynes.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylor and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Taylor and also Mr.. and Mrs
George Sawyer, Saturday night
Tom and John Walter, both
serving in the armed forces and
Edd Walter, visited their father,
Mr.. Jim Garvey, of Crumpler.
Walter Taylor, of Maryland,
visited friends in Crumpler, Sun
day.
Miss Ruby Sawyer and Miss
Joyce Teaster entertained with a
party Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gray
heal and family, of Cochranville,
Pa, are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. GRAPHICAL, of Fig,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Johnson, of Warrensville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Francis
and children are spending this
week at Myrtle Beach, S. c. They
were accompanied by Miss Nancy
Katherine GRAPHICAL.
Mrs. John Donnelly and Mrs.
Clifford Ray were dinner guests
of Mrs. Earl GRAPHICAL, at Shatley
Springs on Monday night.
MIR. Robert Beachiey, or hnOx-
vile, Tenn, spent the week end
here with his family. ~s;'2
Mrs. J. c. Brown, Mrs. Sharpe
S. Shoemaker, Mrs. Ed M. Ander
son and Miss Nancy Kennickell
were in Blowing Rock last week
for the annual grand concert,
featuring Metropolitan Opera
stars.
Mrs. Clayborne Parsons under,
went an operation for appended
tbs in the Davis Hospital in States
vile, this. week.
Mr.. Sharpe S. Shoemaker was
in Charlotte on Tuesday.
Mrs. Berta Neal McFerrin, who
has been spending several days in
Jefferson, has returned to John
son City. ..-"..
Mrs. M. E Lewis and Miss. Bon
ME Cornett have recently moved
from Elkton, Md, to Creston.
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personals

ST &c Marvin E. Claycomt
and his wife, the former Miss Will
lie Mae Miller, of Lansing, have
been visiting Mrs. Clora M. Eli
oft for the past week.
Mr.. William Greer, of Sar
Francisco, Calf, after spending
81 years in the western states, Ii
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. Greer, of Todd. Also visit
ing the Greers were Mr.. and Mrs
P. w. Greer and sons, OF Miller:
Creek; Mrs. Ralph Greer anc
children, of Boone, and Crusoe
Greer, SIC and family.
Visiting Crusoe Greer, 81
and wife were Mr.. and Mrs. }. II
Barham and family from Greens
boro.
Miss Donaho Sheets, Of Baltl'
more, is visiting her grandmoth.
err Mrs. L. N. Sheets, at Laure-
Springs.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Jordan
spent several days last week al
the home of his parents IN MI
Airy.
Miss Katrina Vannoy spent last
week in Damascus, Va, visiting
the Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Whlttlng-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blevins ano
children, of Roseboro, are visit
ing Mr.. Blevins' mother, Mrs
Roy Blevins, in Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Bau-
guess and children, of Washing
ton. D. c.. are visiting relatives In
the county.
Miss Pearl Weaver spent the
week end in the county with
f! friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Gambill
and" family, of North Wilkesboro
spent Sunday with relatives here
|: Mr.. and Mrs. John Donnelly, OF
|Statesville, are visiting relatives
in the county.
+ Miss Billie Miller spent the
Epast week end here with her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller.
T W, E. McNeill, Y &c, and Mrs
McNeill are visiting relatives IN
the county.
Mrs. Glenn B. GRAPHICAL is Wis
(! iting relatives in Lynchburg, and
other places in Virginia.
Mrs. Carl Bauguess and son
Howard, of Newton, were visitors
in the county on Sunday. Howard
was recently discharged, after
spending the past two years or
active duty in the Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. johnson, OF
Asheville, spent Sunday with rel
atives in the county.
Mr.. Don Blackburn is spending
this week in Lynchburg, Rich
mond and New York, on buying
trip for Blackburn's Dept. Store
Mrs. J. L. Fritts and Mr.. anc
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Melton - Brown

Of much interest here and else
where is the announcement of the
marriage of Miss Texas Brown
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Brown, of Nathan's Creek, to
Wade Lee Melton, of Kannapolis,
on Saturday, July Z, in York,
S. c. The impressive ring cere-
mony was used.
Mr.. Melton is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bronner Melton. OF
Kannapolis.
The young couple are n''w max
ing their home in Mocrcsville.
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Visitor HOnOred
At Parties Here

Mrs. Carlos Thomas and daugh-
ter, of Sanford, are visiting DR..
and Mrs. Edgar Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Davidson and other
friends here this week.
Mrs. Thomas is being accorded
number of informal courtesies
while here. Mrs. J. B. Hensley
entertained a large group of
friends at Coca-Cola party yes
terday morning. A number of
small bridge parties have also
been given in her honor.
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Warrensville News

1t. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson and
son are guests of Mrs. Claudia
Johnson at present. 1t. Johnson
i, is stationed at San Marcus Air
Base, San Marcus, Texas. Mrs.
Johnson and son have been with
him for the last two months: They
were called to Valdese by the
death of Capt. Leith Garrou, Mrs.
Johnson's brother.
Rev and Mrs. j. S. Jordan, of
West jefferson, were in War
rensville, Sunday.
Mrs. Lucille Deese and Miss
M. E. Johnson, of N. Wilkesboro,
are at home for two days visit
with their brother, 1t. J. C. john
son.
Mrs. C. Carson, of Crumpler,
w. Va, is the house guest of Mrs.
Claudia Johnson, this week.
The revival and Bible school at
Ashley's Chapel closed Sunday
with a picnic and baptismal serv-
ice at which five new members
were received into the church.
Rev. S. N. Bumgardner con-
Quoted the revival and assisted in
the Bible school.
New concrete steps were built
for the church during the week
and $1,000 raised to provide paint
for the interior of the building.
The pastors salary was paid in
full and nice sum to be applied
on the benevolence budget of the
church. Ashley's Chapel has the
distinction of being the first
church on the charge to report,
paid in full' each year.
J. H. Caudill, superintendent of
the I. o. o. F. Home, at Colds
boro, spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. J. w. Caudill and
Mrs. Gordon Whitner, of War
rensville.
Roger, Dale and Harold eau
dill, of Goldsboro, are visiting
relatives here this week.
Miss Janet Carter, of the staff
of the IOOF home of Goldsboro,
returned to Goldsboro, after a
weeks visit at her home, here.
Miss Mary A. Johnson visited
relatives at Smethport, last week.
Mrs. Martin Ashley, Mrs. Cleve
Stamper and Mrs. Gordon Whit
ner were business visitors in West
jefferson, Monday.
Mrs. E. R. Jones, of Kannapolis,
is visiting relatives here this
week. She is accompanied by her
nieces, Misses Norma Lynn and
Gail Sides.
Cpl. Kay L. Eller left Monday
for Manchester, N. H., where he
will await reassignment to an
A. T. c. base.
Mrs. Carrie Carson and Miss
Betty Sue Carson were week end
guests of Mrs. Flora Johnson and
Mrs. Callie Perkins at jefferson.
Sonny" Carson, of Crumpler,
w. Va, is the guest of relatives
here.
w. J. Carson and Bruce Car
son, of Crumpler, visited rela-
tives here Sunday
Mrs. Jack Miller, of Ashland
visited friends here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Obreys
of N. Wilkesboro, visited friends
! here last week.
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CARD OF THANKS

We acknowledge with grateful
appreciation your kind express
sions of sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement.
The family of ]. Frank Reeves.
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Mrs. Parker Goodman, OF Knox
vile, Tenn, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Goodman and other
relatives in the county this week
Mrs. John Hoyle is spending
sometime with her sister, Mrs
B. E. Reeves, here.
Mrs. Clifford Sturdivant has
returned to her home at Jeffer-
son, after visiting in Akron, Ohio
Miss Nena Belle Barr returned
Wednesday afternoon from a
weeks visit in Greensboro. Re-
turning with Miss Barr were Mr.
and Mrs. r. Clodfelter, Ensign
Robert Clodfelter, Henrietta
Clodfelter, PhM. &c, and David
Clodfelter, of Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Wiles and
family, of Husk, recently moved
to Baltimore, Md, where MIR
Wiles, Misses Leva, Blye anc
Clarice Wiles have been employ
ed for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley TeGdef
of Baltimore, Md, are visiting
RELATIVES at Husk and Grundy
Va, this week.
The following, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Howell and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Tedder, Mis-:
Grace Tedder, Mr.. Ralph Wea
yer, Mr. Lee, Dale and Bryne Will
cox were recent guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hiram Wiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hurley
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Wiles anc
family were guests of Mi anc
Mrs. Leonard Wiles, of Baldwin
Md, Sunday.
Miss Ada Jones has returned t.
Baltimore, Md, after spending
short vacation with her parent:
at West Jefferson.
Mr.. Hiram Wiles, Jr., is spend
ing a short vacation in Oxford
Pa.
Visiting Mrs. Robert Barr thi:
week are her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert Vannoy, of Lincoln
University, Pa, and Mrs. Henry
Sherer and daughter, Dora, Of
Beverly, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Station Mc1ver, o.
North Wilkesboro, were visitor:
here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard MorpheW
and daughter, Margaret Ruth, o.
Detroit, Mich, are spending some
time with relatives in the county
Mrs. J. T. Jones and grandson
Claude Roland are visiting Mrs
Jones' daughter. Mrs. Marshal
Dishman, in Charlettey5 this week
Mrs. Birdie Reeves, of indie
pendence, Va. is. visiting rela
tives and friends here. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reeves ane
family left today; for their homt
in Aberdeen, Md, after having
been called home, due to the ill
ness and death of Mr.. Reeves
father, Mr.. Frank Reeves.
Miss Ann McNeill, of NORTH
Wilkesboro, is spending this
week with her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. P. T. McNeill.
Miss Boyd Richardson and Mis-
Myrtle Hall returned home thi
week, after spending sometime il
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hanes. o
Winston Salem, visited Miss Boy
Richardson this week.
Miss Margaret Kemp, of Wins
ton-Salem, was a visitor here thi
week. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Koont
of Baltimore, Nd, are visitin
! relatives in the county.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION!
BAPTIST WORKERS AND
PREACHERS

To the preachers and church
workers of the Ashe Baptist As
sociatiOn:
l earnestly and prayerfully So
licit your cooperation in the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Irish Conquer
Georgia Te(h

ATLANTA. Ca, Oct. 6 CUP)-
Notre Danes braSh backs, most
of them "greenhorns' bent and
finally broke Georgia Techs strip
ling line with a vicious siege of
blocking and tackling today to
ramble 10 a 40-7 football victory
before a capacity crowd of $4,000.
Showing surprising strength for
the second week in a row against
team that had been rated its
equal, the Irish reversed the pro-
cedure of their opening victory
against Illinois
In that game they scored in the
first two minutes. Today Georgia
Tech took the lead briefly in the
first quarter, but after that the
Notre Dame backs passed and
ran up huge yardage.
The score and the statistics tell
the story. Notre Dame made IL
first downs 10 Techs 10 and
picked up 295 yards rushing TO the
Engineers l65. The Irish COM
pleted four passes for l0l yards
while Techs nine competitions
were good for onl y.
Ignited fleetingly by the sling
shot heaves of George Mathews
and freshman Jack Peek, Tech
scored in the first eight minutes,
but under the constant pounding
of the 200-pound Irish line folded
in the final three quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Stout Resistance
Saves Quakers
Dartmouth a Menace
but Loses, 40

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S (UP)
- Penn sylvania, demonstrating
great defensive ability in the
shadows of it's goal line. toppled
Dartmouth today, 1910 before AS
600 rain drenched irons at
Franklin Field.
Penn scored its opening touch
down in dramatic fashion with IS
seconds Of the first half remaining.
after ii had stopped a charging
Dartmouth eleven on the one
foot line. Then, fighting bitterly TO
protec its six = point margin
Penn stopped another Dartmouth
threat on the eighth before adding
the second touchdown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Western Upsets
u. D. High, 1916

L. Of D. High. which trounced
champion Mackenzie last week by
a 20-6 count, tumbled before a
surprising Western High eleven
Saturday. 1916.
il wagWeStern'S second straight
west side triumph IN the Metro
politan League, and one OF the big
upSets Of the carly season.
The Cowboys and Cubs each
scored in the opening quarter. but
Western came back to tally twice
in the third quarter.
In another west side contest,
Cooley rolled up five touchdowns
10 smother Wilbur Wright. $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Michigan Rallies, Trips Northwestern, 20 to 7
Spot Wildcats
A Touchdown
Once Started. Crisler
Boys Battle Rivals
BY EDGAR HAYES

EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. g.
NorthweStern. using the T-forma-
ton the first time against Michi-
gan, scored a touchdown on their
third play of today's game to give
the favored Michigan team a
scare. before 10000 fans at Dyche
Stadium.
The young Wolverines rallied
and from that point and had the
ball game under control 10 win
10 Z, their third victory in four
Is this fall.
II was Michigan's last game be-
fore their toughest assignment OF
the veay, - an ,enge9eroeY3s n
YANKEE Stsdi tim next SATURDAY
against the great Army eleven.
The Wolverine coaches saw much
10 encourage them in today's bat
tie. The tackling was better and
the blocking the best of the
season
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Hal on Sunday,
Trucks Monday

WRIGLEY FIELD, CHI
CAGO. Oct. 6 (INS) - Hank
Borowy who shut out the De-
troit Tigers in the first game
of the World Series. has been
selected to pitch tomorrow
game. Manager Charlie Grimm
announced today.
Manager Steve O'NeiIl of the
Tigers said he would call upon
Hal Newhouser. beaten hurler
in the game Borowy won. TO
oppose his nemes s again.
O'Neill also said Virgil Trucks,
who won the Tigers previous
victory, will pitch Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Fourth Series
Games Facts

CHICAGO, Oct 5-Total at
tendance. fourth game. 1929.
Receipts, S2O8,l76.
Players share, StO6. 1876.
League clubs. S7O.759.S4.
Commissions share, SS1,s26.40
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

here today before $500.
Reader was a fifth string half
back at Michigan before he trans
ferred to the East Lansing campus
two and a half weeks ago to take
a hotel administration course.
He's a first stringer from now on.
Kentucky was leading, e to o,
as the result Of Jesse Tunstills 81
yard touchdown run early in the
second quarter when coach Char
ley Bachman sent the 22-year-old,
19S-pound Reader galloping. onto
the field.