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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TINE ciRcoiT COURT FoR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
TAAAHC0X

COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cNAkcERV
GEORGE p MILLER. plaintiff
LUCILLE MILLER. Defendant
Al q session OF SAID Court held q, the
Court House in the City of Detroit, in
Asld County on the 2nd day Of July. A.
u 1915
Pfesens the Hon. CLYDE WEBSTER,
Circuit judge.
In this cause, n appeaflns from the
siicAVit hereto attached that the de-
PENDANT Is not q resident OF the State
a.. Michigan. and cannot be served with
process issued out o! this court IS che
= now residing In the CIR OF ST. Louis.
State OF Missouri
on motion OF Roxbo-ough and Tala
forro Attorneys for the Plaintiff
II Is ORDERED that the defendant
Lucille Miller. cause her appearance &c
be f.ed or entered IN this cause, within
three months from the date OF this order
az mat said bill OF complaint be taken
o. confessed by the said defendant, and
that true copy OF th!S order be sent 10
thr defendant 20 her last known address
and /. not received. ths, the same be
pItlished in any newspaper published
and circulating IN the County OF WAYNE.
according 10 law
BY CLYDE / WEBSTER
Deputy Clerk
True Copy
CASPER LINuEMAN Clerk
d, 4 sHEDp Deputy Clerk.
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AifcE SHINHOsTFR Defendant
Al session OF said Court held a. the
Court House Iu f.r Is ~ n'trNt'. IN
said County. on the 2oth day OF Ausust.
A n 1915
Present. The Hon
ROBERT NJ TONS
Circuit ,1udge
In this cause. 81 sppe~r;r- lrem me
aNaavit hereto attached that the dc
PENDANT. Alice ShinhoSter. cannot be
Ktived Nv process 70 cat a. tniS court
sS she is not q resident OF the state OF
Michigan. but mat she resides in the
r - ~ Ohio CT, - Cincinnati
Therefore. on motion Of Robert
VANS, Attorney FOL the piaintiN.
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant
Alcs shinhoster, cause her appearance
20 be entered In this cause within three
wcnths from Nc da,e Ct this order or
that said bill Of complaint viii he taken
. tonieSssd aud tIAi tfue COPY NJ this
~ tr bt sent 10 flc GC ."' ~ 10 hei
last known address by registered mail.
Ruu " not received, that ms order hc
published IN any Newspaper published
and cirrulating M the County ~ wayne
fiste OF Mtchiean according 20 laN
ROBERT NJ TOMS
Cu,mt Juose
True Copy
cAsFAR : IINCFNkS CNk
b Arthur d. Jones Deputy ClcfG
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Former Greenwood
Student In Mantle

WITH THE s-oTH ENGINE
AVIATION BATTALION ~ MA.
MIA - Tees Gerald RickS son
" Mrs. Marjorie R'rK< e : !
RoN :. Teuwick. N.ch &c "NN
serving overseas with ne S10,7
Engineer AVi7''o~ Battalion work.
ing as truck riVe- ~ tHe Mania
area
Prior to entering the ARMY.
December 81. 1912. at Fort Gus
ter. Mich Cpl Kicks worked
for the Fshytte Body shop. Ten
wick. Mich. A. mechanic.
OVERSEAS S."ce JG,y r. Dl7
he corporal is ended 'n wear
ne Fac fC-A>.5'.c sod FSllPp 20
Liberation ribbons VIII ~ a
bronze stars ard ihc NerfNuNJ.
Service init insignia
nc FdVari r ckS nc cr-prr5i.
brother. o. also In me Amy a
Newport News, Va.
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BEFORE

BEFORE entering 'hc army 'r
February. l9i3 G.. Do0C> vas en-
ploycd ~ the Ruck Motor Co "
thiS city
Ills cousin. William DN0ce. IS a
mavhniSt waite &C serving with
The Navy IN the South Pacific.
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CT S SIFIED

sAsy FOR ADOPTION For luiorm,tioS call
". 5.104i
ELDERLY WOMAN
To tats ear, n thHer,n In snail hon, Ash
Tor M ltl6h n no, In. leave nsns. address
ana phone hsmb1. Phone To- 5.B972
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT -FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERI
CkE{ spINJIcsrFp pi1jntH
'''''' -. IN Ssi p7o
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srATE or MIcaiGAs
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FoR rNE
COUNTY or WAYNE
~ cNANcURN

CrORoE " RHODES. PiAnus
vs. ~ lso 9eS
nARdARET RHopEs peisndsni
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STATE Of MICHIGAN
IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT FoR rHE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
~ cAascERY

sNIiIE NAE SMITH. Plaintiff
Va No $50 se4
Gus SMITH. Defendant
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rAsPAR : iINGEMkN C,srk
~ A r Hamilton Deputy Clerk
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CASPER } LlSuEMAN Clerk.
H. sHEDD. Deputy Clerk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Girl Scouts Aid
in Bond Drive

AGAIN the Treasury Depart
ment il asking the Girl Scouts
to continue the clipping service
for the Mighty Seventh" after
their successful Sixth War Loan
Drive service. The Mount Glenn
ems Girl Scouts are for the Sec
ond time giving their help clip
ping articles about the drive.
Members of Troop 10, with
Mrs. Leo Van Nicer and Mrs. Ell
dred May as co-leaders, are
working on this project. During
the last drive Troop l6 with
Mrs. Louis Denison and Miss
Sisrid Heine as co-leaders col
lscted the items.
The Girl Scouts are able to
acquaint the Treasury Depart
ment with unusual and effective
local promotion ideas. 1t also
gives them information about
human interest stories which
the press can use to keep up the
public interest and enables them
TO check the comparative eff
fectiveness of the various phases
Of the drive. The clipping will
be from May IA to June 80.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Pressing, Long-7 ime Need
Cited to Raise. Enlistment

FASHION is highlighting grey
a leading color. Today the
mart grey street uniform of the
Cadet Nurse Corps of the
United States Public Health
Service Is seen everywhere. 1t
identifies Miss America 1945 as
a vital member of a government
wartime service. More than
10000 student nurses now are
privileged to wear this symbol
of service to America at war.
The Cadet Nurse Corps is the
largest group of uniformed wom-
en- in the nation.
But $4,000 additional new
student nurses are needed by
June 80 to meet our country's
nursing requirements - to help
save the lives of our fighting
men and guard the health of our
civilian population. Here's an
opportunity for young women to
enlist in a proud profession
dedicated to service to the ma
ton in war and in peace.
All-expense scholarships are
provided in the nursing school
of their choice through the
United States Public Health
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

MRS. JOEL FROST, Armada,
to June IA.
CAPT. ARNOLD KOHLER,
USAAF, to June 10.
MARTIN F. KAHLER, Rich
mond, to June IA.
PVT. FRANCIS L. BROOKS,
Romeo, to June 10.
WALTER DePUYDT, 9 Smith
street. to June 20.
c. F. MATTHEWS, JR., 95
South Wilson boulevard, to June
JOHN ]. NARBUT, Route 1,
to June 6.
HENRY HAWALD, Washing
ton, to June IL.
GEORGE A. SMITH. 981s
Lincoln avenue. to June 20.
HERBERT E. RONDO, JR.,
$40 North avenue, to June 6.
WILLIAM M. c RR o L L.
1903 Michigan, to June 8.
HARVEY A. STREETER, JR.,
Romeo, to June 20.
2ND 1T. RICHARD S. VERK-
LER, II Hollywood court, to
June 6.
JOHN F. GATZ, Route 6, to
June 30.
GEORGE PADBERG. Al Fes-
sender street, to June IL.
HOWARD E. MAY, Mount
Clemens, June 10.
PHIL M. WHITE, Utica, June
20.
JOHN SIERENS, AZ South
Walnut. to June 6.
RALPH F. CHAPMAN, rs
South Wilson. to June IL.
ALFRED c.. DUNK, 10 Hub
bard avenue. to June Is.
ROY SINKLER. to June 7.
URBAN FRIEDMANN, 204
Jones street, to June 10.
ANDREW TROMBLEY, 281
Cass avenue, to June 7.
LLOYD v. ATKIN, lis Jones
street. to June ID.
BERNARD LA FOREST, 1850
Stepnitz, June %
WILLIAM G. McTIGHE, Box
3, June 20.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Girl Reserves Close Season
By Installing New Officers

Pauline Stevenson presiding. On
the committee for the event
we're Donna Frede and Lorraine
Schroeder. Ann Jean Walton,
violinist and Mary Joe Burgess
pianist played during the after
noon, and Ruth Raeslbaugh was
vocalist on the program planned
by Louise Calhoun. Mrs. c. p.
McGrath, founder Cof Girl Re-
serves in Mount Clemens, ended
the program with a short talk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

GIRL RESERVES of Mount
Clemens High school, closing a
successful year of activities,
held the annual Senior farewell
and installation OF officers in
the cafeteria at the school yes
terday.
The farewell address was de-
livered by Shirley Levine, new
ly elected president, and Isabel
Millar responded on behalf of
the seniors. The outgoing presi-
dent, Marjorie Schwinke, was
unable to be present.
Other officers and cabinet
members installed were Mar
jorie Pringnitz, vice-president;
Irma Alwardt, secretary; Betsy
Green, treasurer; Dor ( h y
Kandt, inter-club council; DON
ma Sedora, chairman of music;
Bette Krickstein, finance: DON
ma Frede, program; Virginia
Ullrich. social; Armeneah Ell,
publicity; Grace Sagara, histor-
ian; and Caroline Wiegand, de-
votions.
Molly Smith acting as toast
master. welcomed the mothers
OF seniors, the incoming and
outgoing officers, and the facul-
ty, and presented the Seniors
with gifts.
Refreshments table was CEN
tered with Spring flowers, with
Mrs. E. L. Pringnitz and Miss
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

allegro ASSdl
Miss Florence Kutzen, teach
er of Nancy Sue, will play the
orchestral arrangement of the
Concerto at the second piano.
The public is cordially invited.
There is no charge.
MR.. AND MRS. BYRON
Preussel will be hosts to men,
bers of their Crosse Pointe-
Mount Clemens card club at
dinner Saturday evening. The
affair will be a farewell party
for Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Giddings
of Crosse Pointe, who are NOV
ing to Spokane, WASH, to make
their home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Benefit Party
Aids TB Clinic

MRS. URBAN CHATEAU was
hostess at a benefit card party
yesterday under the auspices Of
the Lady Margaret Knitting
Group. The event, which netted
S13 to be given to the Kings
Daughters tuberculosis Clinic,
took place at Mrs. Chateau's
home on Teal Crescent in
Schmidt Subdivision.
Mrs. Charles Bandalean, Mrs.
Carl Eschenburg and Mrs. Ed
win Schaible won prizes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Cadet Nurse Corps Snqs into Drive to Recruit 10000 Students
PVT. GERALD BROWN. IS,

PVT. GERALD BROWN. Is,
is spending a l4-day GONZALES
cent furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown, 220
North Walnut street. after 81
months of overseas duty. He
served in Iceland, Ireland, Scot
land, France and Germany. He
was in Patton's Third Army. Pvt.
Brown will return to Hines Ull,)
General Hospital for further
treatment for an eye injury. He
formerly attended St. Mary's
High School, and entered serv-
ice in January, 1941. A brother,
Pfc. Henry F. Brown, 20, has
been overseas two years this
month.
SGT. AND MRS. MRS. GLEN
EMS APITZ returned today from
Fort Myers, Fla, for a brief fur
Tough. They are staying at their
home, SIS Greenway, Selfridge
Homes,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Civic Chorus Plans
Picnic on Tuesday

MEMBERS of the Mount
Clemens Civic Chorus will gath
er for a picnic supper in Wes-
tendorf's picnic grove on Tues
day evening, June S, at $50
o'clock.
At the affair. all copies Of
"Pinafore' are to be turned in,
and group pictures of the cast Of
the operetta will be distributed.
In case of bad weather, the gath
ering will take place at Grace
Parish House.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Westminster League
Set for Picnic

MRS. HOWARD ENTON
will be hostess Monday eve
ming when the Presbyterian
Westminster League holds a pot
luck picnic at her home at 1889
Riverside drive.
Assisting hostesses at the pic
ric, set for six o'clock, will be
Mrs. George Pingel, Mrs. Dor
land Smith, Mrs. Floyd Rosso,
Mrs. Clarence Shirley and Mrs.
David T. Millar.
MRS. ERWIN EGLE was host.
ess to members of the Fideiis
Circle Tuesday evening, when q
report was given on the progress
Of the youth project In Zion
Evangelical church. Mrs. George
Sheridan, Virginia Klockow and
Mrs. M. H. Rodgers won prizes
at the cards which followed the
meeting. Mrs. Henry Frendt will
be hostess June Is.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

Service to young women who
qualify. This covers tuition, fees.
books, board, room, uniforms,
plus a monthly spending allow
ance. This opportunity is open
to high school graduates or col
lege girls between the ages OF
ID and 35, with good scholastic
standing and in sound health.
Requirements of the nursing
school selected also must be met.
If you want to serve your
country in the Cadet Nurse
Corps, get information today at
the Michigan Nursing Council
for War Service, 81 West War
rem avenue, Detroit l, Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
OAR Meets June 6
With Regent in Utica

TO CLOSE the season men,
bers of Alexander Macomb
Chapter of Daughters of the
American Revolution will hold a
potluck luncheon with the re-
gent, Mrs. Roy Norman, at her
home in Utica.
Members are asked to make
transportation ARA & ments
with Mrs. Florence Adams. An
nual reports will be given at the
luncheon, set for l o'clock on
Wednesday, June 6.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Wkh the Color,
ROBERT WAYNE KING

HOBEHT w a I ~ = hlNG.
SCOT, 20. pharmacists mate,
&c, USNR, is on duty aboard q
new destroyer preparing for duty
in the Pacific. Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seaford Kingscot of 14l5
Standish road, he has been in
the Navy for two and a half
years, stationed at the hospital
at Great Lakes. This is his first
assignment to sea duty.
HARRY JOSEPH Leech, Jr.,
Floral avenue. who has been ad-
vanced to radio man, second
class USNR, is serving aboard
a destroyer escort of the Allan
tic fleet. He has left on his sew
enth trip across. His wife is the
former Wanda Marion Jones. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Leech, Floral avenue, and his
sister, Priscilla, is an Army
nurse.
S/SGT. ANTHONY JOSEPH
DEBATE, SO, Is stationed at First
Base Air Depot in Warrington,
England, where he Is helping to
ready more combat planes and
equipment for immediate action
wherever they might be needed.
Sgt. Debate, whose wife and
mother, Mrs. William Stepnitz,
live at 172 South Walnut street,
has been in service since July,
l943, overseas with the Air
Forces since Oct. 7, 1913. He
was formerly employed in De-
troit.
JAMES J. SEXTON, 10, sea-
man &c, USNR, is now sta
toned at the Atlantic Fleets
Amphibious Training base at
Little Creek, Va, where he is
preparing for duty aboard an
Ism Landing Ship Medium).
Sexton was employed by Hud-
son Motor Car Company in De-
troit before joining the Navy last
July. He is the son of James w.
Sexton, 2719' Kelly road, Mount
Clemens.
1T. ALLAN D. ASCHEN-
BACH has been promoted to the
rank of captain, with an Eighth
Air Force outfit in England,
release states. Capt. Aschenbach,
son of Mrs. Alex Aschenbach,
East Detroit, has a wife living at
60 Smith street, Mount Glenn
ems. He wears three Oak Leaf
Clusters to his Air Medal, and
has a record of 81 combat mis-
sions. He is a Bit Flying For
tress pilot.
FROM the 18th Air Force
headquarters in Italy comes
news about a former Mount
clemens resident, Capt. Floyd
w. White, who was stationed at
Selfridge Field from 1884 to
1912. An enlisted man less than
a year and half ago, Capt.
White was recently awarded the
Bronze Star medal by the COM
manding general at his fighter
base in Italy. Capt. White won
the award for outstanding serv-
ices as an engineering officer in
support of military operations
against the enemy. With a back
ground of IA years army serv-
ice, Capt. White arrived overseas
in Sept. 1912, as master SER
geant and line chief in a fighter
squadron. In recognition of the
excellence of his work, he was
commissioned a second lieuten-
ant in September, 1943, and
raised to his present rank within
the year following. Mrs. White
and the couples two children
are making their home in st.
Petersburg, Fla, until Capt.
Whites return.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01
Wk Salute
WILLIAM CASE, 118 Gallu

WILLIAM CASE. 11s Gallup
avenue, on his birthday anniver-
sary Saturday, June 2.
SCOTT BUCKLEY, who Is IA
years old today. He is the son
of DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Buckley,
South Walnut street.
DIR. AND MRS. ROBERT F.
ALLAN, who marked their 14th
wedding anniversary yesterday.
HANS HEIDEN, 116 Gallup
avenue, on his birthday ami
versary Sunday, June 3.
MRS. MALCOLM p. Moore,
Grove Park avenue, whose
birthday anniversary will occur
Monday.
FRITZ BOBZIEN, 234h Cass
avenue, on his birthday ami
versary Monday. June 4.
LOIS CROMAN, on her 18th
birthday anniversary Sunday
She Is the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. j. M. Croman. Jr.
JEROME SERVO, on his 18th
birthday anniversary Saturday
In celebration he will be host
to ID guests at dinner that eve
ming, at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Servo
Grand avenue.
LAWRENCE NICOLAI, sea.
man SIC. USN, on his 10th
birthday May 20, somewhere ir
the Pacific. In service % months
he is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Nicolai, of 80 Glib.
street.
CLARETTA ANN JOCK,
Fessenden street, on her 18th
birthday anniversary May 81
She spent the weekend with
Mama Peltier in Detroit. The
girls were classmates at ST.
Louis School until the Peltier
family moved to Detroit last
December.
MRS. ARTHUR HOFF, SC
Hubbard avenue, on her birth
day anniversary May 81, and
Mary Long of the same address
on hers, May 20.
CHARLES BRUNEEL, who Is
10 years old today. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bru-
neel, 119 Smith street.
BARBARA ANN NORTH
daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Hen
ry Moritz, on her first birthday
anniversary Monday.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN H.
Eschenburg, Euclid avenue, who
will quietly observe their 33rd
wedding anniversary tomorrow.
MARK H. ALPERN, who had
a birthday anniversary yester-
day.
MIR. AND MRS. HAROLD
Fleming, Clinton River road,
upon their eighth wedding an
niversary Monday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

MARINE CPL. SAMUEL Y.
BARBAKOFF, former head Of
music at Mount
Clemens High School, has ar
rived from Corpus Christi. Tex,
to spend a week with his family
at 8 Washington.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-01

ENSIGN ELDON EDWIN
Kiehler, USNR, 20, has left to
report at Norfolk, Va, for ac-
tive duty. He was commissioned
from the Midshipman's School
at Northwestern University,
Chicago. on May "a. A MCHS
graduate of 1912, he attended
Valparaiso University for a
year. Enlisting in the Navy in
November, 1912, he was trained
under the Viz program at No
tire Dame, Asbury Park, N. j.,
and Northwestern. His brother,
Frederick Kiehler, Seaman 1/c,
II, is stationed at Michigan
City, Ind. Both Navy men are
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
Kiehler, 26l Jones street.
MARINE PFC. CHESTER Zu-
rawski, 26, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Zurawski, 239 Elizabeth
street. has returned for 3O-day
furlough after 10 months over
seas. A base maintenance man
with First Marine Air Wing
headquarters squadron, he was
based on Green Island, and in
the st. Matthias and Solomon
Islands. He underwent bomb
ings and shellings at Bougain-
vile but escaped injury. He at
tended Mount Clemens High
school, and prior to enlisting in
August, 1943, he was employed
by LaPointe and company. A
brother Edward is in the Army.
BENJAMIN w. KULMAN, 20,
USNR, has advanced to seaman
first class, according to a dis
patch from the heavy cruiser on
which he is serving. Son of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Kulman. of
Richmond, he entered the Navy
in April, 1913, and has been
afloat since August of that year.
taking part in major Pacific op.
erations including the Philip
pines, Two Jima and Okinawa.
In battle he is lookout for a
gun crew.
S/SGT. ERALD WICK
BERG, q, whose wife Lucille
and six-months-old son, Gerald
r., Jr., live at 254 North avenue,
has been a patient at the Pan
coast Hospital in Miami Beach
for the past three weeks, for
treatment and observation. In
service for five and a half years,
Sgt. Wickberg is attached to the
Army Air Forces. Mrs. Wickberg
returned Saturday from a visit
with her husband.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Ga. Tech Trips
Auburn, 2O-7

ATLANTA, Oct. q (UP)-
Georgia Techs razzle dazzle
worked only at odd moments To-
day bat was good enough TO down
Auburn. 20 10 Z. in Southeastern
Conference game before 10000
The twice-bcaten Tigers from
Auburn showed SurpTiSin {
strength against 4 Tech team
which last week outplayCd Navy
and held a halltme lead Of
10 8
With Jack Peek and George
Mathews dolns most Of the car
ryinC, Georgia Techs ground
game was good for lS2 yards and
the Engineers picked up las yards
through the air by completing
seven out Of II passes
Auburn completed seven out OF
q passes for SO yards and rushed
for 113.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Move The REGATTA

Sailing the l2-mile triangle
such as IS used by the big ships
Al the Bay these years. Is fun
enough but on a quick ride some
of the cockpit boys barely get a
chance 20 take q loOk-See before
their ship Is back at the moor
ing
The idea would be 20 include
several long distance races around
some OF me islands near The
Bay like Kelleys, Middle Sister
and Pelec
Not only would longer re-
gatta races provide more sailing
but IL would. 10 a certain extent,
keep the boys out of those
wine-cellars and iuke joints.
Anyway, Judging by the be-
havior OF the islanders last
summer. the yachtsmen aren't
overly welcome on the island.
That was the case when gas
rationing was on and many Ohio
people made tho Bay a vacation
stop. Bay people are pretty in
icpcudcnt ard one or tregc ycarS
" might not bc q bad idea 20 take
the regatta over 20 Nermilion oe
some other conveniently located
uth shore Of Eric port most OF
0nich have the harbOr and IA
cilitieS 10 handle the lnterlake
regatta properly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
Spiinndriift
AdmiraIs Snubbed
by City Fathers?
BY GEORGE e. VAN

Eaturday was Navy Day, but
mere were no war boats on exlii-
bition IN Detroit. Our city fathers,
so the story goes, chilled the idea
of having three Of the famous So
foot PIT boats stop of here on a
tour of the Great Lakes from the
East.
The three ships had seen ac-
tion In the Normandy landing
and in the Mediterranean thea
ter. Two requests were made,
the first from an admiral In
Chicago, the second from Nor
folk.
There was no formal rundown,
but the idea OF no can do was
certainly there.
This veXed, no end, officials Of
one of our big motor companies
who had built the engines for
the PTS. IL was their first
chance TO show of their stuff
In their own back yard.
The ships split, going 10 Bay
City, Saginaw and Port Huron,
They may be back next week, but
at private docks.
Hubba- -hubba.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-28
.Krauf Line
Comes Back
With Boston Sunday
in Wings Opener
By LEWIS IL. WALTER

The Kraut Line-the three boys
from Kitchener, Ont, who became
one of the most famous scoring
combinations in the history Of
hockey 49, come back 10 Olympia
this Sunday night A sellout crowd
of more than 1900 will be out
10 see them.
II is the opening of the Ma
tional Hockey League season and
the Krauts, center Milton
Schmidt. left wing Woody Dumart
and right wing Bobby Bauer, are
back with the Boston Bruins for
the first time since February,
1912.
The Krauts helped Boston whip
Detroit four straight for the
Stanley Cup in 1904. Before
the following season was over
they were in the RCAF headed
for England
In six seasons against Detroit,
Schmidt scored IL goals, Bauer II
and Dumart l3 for a total Of Al.
The Wings will counter the
Krauts with a new first line CEN
tered by shifty Joe Carveth and
with Eddie Bruneteau and Ted
Lindsay. two of the Wings
Younger forwards, on the fianks.
Jimmy Conacher, only real
rookie on the club, will center a
line between Mud Bruneteau and
Carl Liscombe. Murray Arm
strong heads. the line with Adam
Brown and Fernand Gauthier,
former Montreal forward, while
sgd Howe, all-time point scorer
Of the MIL, is utility man.