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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-03

Berite g0vor m3rsala Tita M
tretH strani danasnje izdaje!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
AnurnrfsrArrNr
"pHOOEY!" i SAID,
Il DON'T BELIEVE III"
But Famous Cereal Did
Relieve His Constipation

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
r lated Receptions:

=, IREE months ago in Paris
: 1t Henry Graves Jr. mar
r7d Capt Margaret Phillips Of
the army nurse corps.
They'd met and fallen in love
in Italy, had 10 wait until the
war moved them into France to
be married
Tonight they have their we'd
ding reception at the Wardell-
Sheraton and 1t. GraNc s.
brother, Sgt Bill Graves, flew
from Munich for the event. For
Bill missed the Paris wedding
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
City Planning:

Johnny ANHUT, who owns
y the Imperial Hotel. is doing
his own planning these days.
He's Dough considerable
yardage on Peterboro across
from his hotel plus Park avenue
property
He believes IL is one Of The
finest residential locations in the
city.
He's also got the apartment
buildings az Park and Vernon,
southwest corner. Now he's do
ing a job Of renovatnC.
The district used 70 be the
most fashionable residential dis
trIct M the city
Johnny say, il can be good
again Il people arc offered de-
cent quarters There's nothing
better m the city than that view
from the upper apartments Of
the Lyle. al the head Of Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
To Uncle Sam;

YOU get the tWo propeller
A plants at Lonsing IN the REQ
buildings, where we built Harft-
ton props for army and ndUy
planes.
Campbell Wood former Ncsh-
kelvinator exec, bossed the JOB,
returns the plants TO the gun,
uent this Week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04

NJ IN Bellevue. a double hernia
operation. ., a.,
When the kd finally wohhlcd
out of thts hospital be- made
straight for the New York pub
lc library and has home town
new spapcr-to see how hls team
made out IN the last game OF
the season
There leaped out at him these
words in big black type.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
GsraNs Inn:

WE SPEAK not Of Loudon's
w important harriSters' asSo-
citation. but of Detroit'S newest.
And IL j. not night club.
IL - a group of attorneys and
judges here who have been
meeting twice a month for SeV-
sral wears for dinner, at Har-
monic. and for discussions of
important legal decisions and
Supreme Court holdings.
Now they've made il official
with 4 legal name. Included in
the group are Circuit Court
Judges Miller and Toms, and
Attorney Bill Freimuth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
FOOTBALL STAR VANISHES

His mother was under a doc
tors care, The whole town was
hv the ears. That brought him
10 his senses
He went back home. i was
tough 10 take. but he faced the
music. As he talked you knew
If was The judges own Story
Recorders Court Judge Joe Gill
lis He said
To kid in his teens, things
look different and pretty tragic.
\ boy just doesn't realize. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
Congratulations:

INO x. l.. POLK & co. cele-
brating its diamond jubilee
IS years old.
The POlks are proud ~ q lot
~ things, including the fact they
can teil seti he nan1ey 0t every
automobile owner in the Z. :. \.
and make ~ car and model too.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. ne0rge STE
phenS0n Sr. ~ LrnoN avenue.
observing their 63d wedding an
niNerSarN They were married
In England. She's -, he's -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
Salty:

COBS who wear their tailor
VI made bell-bottomS 50 tight
az the knees that they have 10
lake -tAe4r- shees-eH to get their
pants on are the zoot-SulterS OF
the navy.
Such knee treatment is called
- unR. Some shippers won I
five n bur The younger boys
lCc the style.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
THE oErsolr TINES
OUR
TIMES
By Vera
Brown
Seventeen:

TALk- -t--za-..i ~. -2----l---s Z AL
L colin Mcleod who went
AWOL with hiS Pops money
The judge quietly began TO
TEL! a story About "A NclnE
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-04
Trinkets:

NEWEST wrinkle: the boys
~ are having the buttons OF
their army or navy uniforms paIt
on bracelets for girl friends.
Very keen they are, too.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Bill Watson Is
Again Top Man
In Police Meet

Big Bill Watson. former Univer-
sity OF Michigan track captain. and
two-time national AAU decathlon
champion, is still quite track man.
Representing the Detroit Police
men in the annual Detroit Police
mems held-day. Watson, placed first
In Ave events and second in an
other. With this type OF leadership
the Detroit Police team defeated
the Toronto. Canada, constabulary
team. by ia to 65-point margin.
Watson scored frsts in the 100
yard dash, running and standing
broad jumps, running high jumps,
as well as the shot-put. He placed
second 10 Frank Cater of Toronto.
in the hop-Step-jump, for total
OF SO points. He was the high point
man in the meet for the third con-
secutive year.
Patrolman Jesse Stewart, another
former Michigan thinclad, placed
second 10 Robert Quid OF Toronto,
in the quarter mile, and also placed
third in both hurdle races, to regis
ter 20 points
The annual meet, held at the De-
troit fair grounds. included many
special features, novelty acts, and
stunts. More than 10000 persons
braved threatening weather to at
tend.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Nv RUSS J. COWANs

CHICAGO-Five chapters OF the
Ray Sugar Robinson-Jake La.
Motta series have been written into
the record book. The fifth was
serolled on the books here In CO.
-rniskey Park last Wednesday night
With Robinson gaining split de-
cision over his heavier foe. II was
Robinson's fourth victory over
LaMotta.
Prior 10 the frh tussle, La
Motta had stated: 1T takes ma
seven rounds 10 catch up with
him. and then It's too late In
hereunder"
BUT JAKE was mistaken. II was
Robinson who was the stronger
in the twelfth round. coming along
with a roaring rally in the ANAL
round 10 wipe out a deficit and win
the decision.
In the sixth round Robinson
caused the l4,755 fans who paid
s74,<34, to stand and cheer as he
uncorked . vicious attack. landing
three hard rights to LaMotta's chin
to buckle the Bronx battler's knees
as the bell rang.
He almost duplicated this efYort
In the seventh in an exchange oil
blows In the center of tho ring
He hurt Jake with a right to the
jaw, followed by a stiff left hook
TO the body.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Chalky Wright Meets Bobby Ruffin In 10-R0und Bout
GUY BROWN Is
SENSATION IN
titan VICTORY

When Guy Brown. 1.-the 1885,
pound University OF Detroit half
back from Manhattan. Kans., took
a delayed backward lateral from
Quarterback Chapman and skipped
through and around the bewil-
dersd Alma team IS yards for
touchdown, . new star entered the
local football Armament.
In . game played mostly dur
ing . terrsntial downpour, three
sets Of Coach Chuck Bser's we'll
drilled backs passed and shuttled
the ball around In the split T.
formation. as II OIL Sol was
shining his brightest.
BROWN, WHO attended Lincoln
Missouri college last year, was
"tsil-end Charley" on most of
these plays while in the game. His
bullet passes with the wet ball
set up the frst u. OF d. score. and
he registered the final tally on
l0-yard slant through the mid
die OF the Alma line.
The Titsns scored 80 points on
the hapless Almaites who were in
side their 25-yard line only once
during the entire game.
GEORGE TALIFERRo, the big
fullback frem Roosevelt High in
Gary, Ind. was again the back
bone OF the Indiana attack. as the
Hoosiers were held to 7 to z
deadlock by an moderated North
western eleven at Evanston, H.,
Saturday.
Northwestern blocked an at
tempted Taliferre punt on the goal
line and recovered for their only
score. Late in the fourth quarter
Taliferro. aided by Quarterback
Ramondi. gained SO yards in just
six plays. as 1t Pete Pihos, q
Hoosier star In l943, went over
for the score on short pass from
Ramondi.
Taliferro got eff q 75-yard
punt to stave OF late North
western rally-in the fourth
quarter.
OVER AT WAYNE Coach Joe
Gembis Is busy drilling a green
Tartar team for its first game Sat-
urday with Ohio Wesleyan, in the
Ohio city.
There is dearth OF lettermen
at Wayne and Coach Gembis
stated. II am definitely looking
for good backfeld material"
Jake Henning. 165-p gu d
freshman. from Miller High, and
George Sellers, a l45-pound soph-
omore. who prepped at Northern.
are rated good chances of gaining
starting posts in the Tartar back
field, while Chuck" Broughden is
sure to see service at tackle.
Mel Grooms, a former New Jer-
sey state high school track cham
pion who scored the deciding
touchdown in Indiana's Is to Z
win over Michigan last week, did
some fancy running Saturday, but
could not break away for a score.
Up at Ann Arbor. Horace Ace"
Coleman made three brief appear
ances in the Michigan lineup as
the Wolverines swamped Michigan
State. 40 10 0. Coleman is ex-
pected TO see more action this
week as Michigan journeys to Ev-
anston to meet the scrappy North
western eleven.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Ray Robinson Decisions
Jake LaMotta in 5th Bout

But Jake came back strong in
the eighth, and In the ninth
chased Robinson about the ring
with a steady attack on the body
and head, and . hard right stag
gered Ray.
THE SCORE cards showed Refe-
rec Johnny Behr and Judge Frank
Clark awarded the fight 10 Robin
son. 81 10 SO, and Judge Art Oberg
scored II in favor OF LaMotta, 63-57.
Robinson. with the alternative OF
s25, 900 or 32is per cent Of the net,
took the SIS 900. LaMotta's 271a per
cent Of the net totaled $40, 46842.
ODELL RILEY, Detroit heavy
weight. defeated Lee @. Murray,
New York. in the eight-round semi
windup. Joey LsMotta, younger
brother Of Jake, scored a technical
Knockout over Marty Doyle, De-
troit welterweight, in the second
round OF their scheduled six
rounder. Van McNutt defeated Ed
die Taylor, Detroit, in another six
rounder. Peter Jackson, st. Louis,
stopped Bill Mosby, Chicago. in
one round. and Jack Humphrey
beat Leroy Thompson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
A cm e Florists
Add To Lead In
Motor CityLoop

Acme Florists frightened its lead
in the Motor City Bowling league
Monday night at Paradise Bowl by
sweeping the three-game series
with Grand, 2493 to 1889 At the
same time Darling Florists and
Cookies Lunch tied for second
place, Darling winning three from
Associated Electric, 1883 TO 1884,
while Cookies was taking three
frop Kent BARRIERS, 2784 to 1882
George Wheeler paced Darling
Florist with 606, and Bill Will
liams was high man for Cookies,
with SIS. But it was Frank Davis
who spanked the play Of the eve
ming. linking games OF 1913, 207
and 246 for 85l. Close behind was
Walden of Tom Phillips Post with
ga. with high game OF 24l.
E. M. Briggs won two from
Browns Produce. 2348 to 2l03;
Sensation Bar won two from
Sportsman. 1853 to 2644: Tom
Phillips won three from Arthur's
Clothes, 2504 to 2335, and Delmon-
lea won three from Paradise Tav-
ern, 2545 to 2009.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
LEROY WILLIS
AND BILL EDDY
FIGHT TO DRAW

Chalky Wright. former feather.
weight champion and recent victor
over Humberto Zsvals. will meet
Bobby Rufiin. New York, In . 10
round bout in Olympus. Friday
night. Oct. 5.
Wright Aas been Aghting far
tue eeeeAss bvt fans believe No
caa cell hia shsb against most Of
hh spponents. He recently de-
feAtsd Willie Joyce and Enrique
BalAnss who are right up In the
King row among the lishtwsights.
nsts doing very well for On OLD
fellow who still can make the i2s
pound limit
RUFFIN represents class, very
high class, in the lightweight di-
vision. That he proved by beating
Beau Jack and gaining . Anal VIC
tory in three sensational fights
with the hard-punchinE Canadian.
Johnny Greco.
Whether Wright will be able 70
eonceds him Q weight advantage
and still hope TO win Is something
that will not BE- known until Fri
Gay.
But the fans Do know that The
deeision last Friday night at
Olympia was one Of the worst
ever given In Salon Of Slug.
LEROY WILLIS. who lost a de-
eision 10 Billy Eddy. Flint south.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

Der cent, or $l,s47lo.
EDDY was on the receiving end
Of blows as Willis. who had been
bothered with his southpaw style
in the first bout, solved the mys-
terry. Only once. in the first round
when Eddy dropped him for no
count with q jolting left jsb, catch
ing Willis OF balance.
But Willis came back after re-
gaining his feet and battered Eddy
about the ring.
frankie Abrams won over Willis
Watkins in the eight-round semi
windup. Al Ellis defested Joe Nell
son In another unpopular decision.
Al Ellis won a five-round unpopu-
lar decision over Joey Nelson, and
Talmadge Bussey decisioned Max
vasauez in Ave rounds, putting
Vasquex down twice. Fist Dever
defeated Alvin Howell, and Baby
Armstrong won from Bill Marshall
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Davis Motor Sales
Rolls 1927 Game

Al Manufacturing defeated the
Hut. 1914 to $780, in the Women'S
league al Palmer Bowl Monday
night. Porter's Cleaners won two
from Dr.. Powell Johnson, 2l39 to
20l0; Supreme Linen won two
from Howell & Co., 1898 10 1885,
and Guaranteed Electric won
three from Jacobs Domestic. 1884
10 1850.
Registers won two from DSR in
the Palmer league Wednesday
night, 2270 to 2ll4; the Wolves
won two from Deliese, 1858 to
1904, and Davis Motor Sales won
three from Yankee Chips. 1853 to
1882, collecting 1927 in the final
game.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Parker House
Retains It's Lead

In the biggest pin-spilling spree
- the current season, Parker
House Sausage downed Club Owen,
2945 ID 24SS Tuesday night at Para
disc Bpwl TO retain the lead in the
Parsd Re Classic. The leaders
linked games Of $50. Gas and 1854,
with Boots Fairfax pacing the
squad with 200. 20l and 236 for
$50 CAB, Bill Rhodmsn hung up
62s or s\235 high.
Porters \ Cleaners lost two 70
DAVIS Motpr, Sales, 2657 10 275l.
Ben Webster paced Porters with
6l3. Msced Kelley was nigh for
Davis Motor Sales with 604. Friars
Ale, with Fill Neal hitting 500 on
high Of 2s5, won two from Sports
man Club Ferris Brothers won
two from Adams Service. 2703
10 $3.50.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Bivins Gets Nod
Over California
ButtIer In DC.

WASHINGTON. d. C.--(NNPA)
- Jimmy Bivins. OF Cleveland,
Ohio. whom Joe Louis. the heavy
weight champ. crowned the dura-
ton champion. won close 10
round decision over Ysncey Henry
OF California. at Uline's arena here
Wednesday night.
Bivins knocked Henry down In
the second round. once for a count
Of nine and again for no count,
but Yancey fought back and fore
ed Bivins TO extend himself to
get the decision Of the two judges
and the referee The crowd booed
Justify when the verdict was an
nounced.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
Daniels HurIs
DPW "a, To City
SoftbuI! Crown

A new king sits atop the De-
troit Municipal Softbsll champion
ship throne. The hustling D. P. w.
oath branch team. entered the
throne room Friday at Northwest
ern Field, by defeating Baileys OF
Hamtramck, by 6 run to margin.
Pops" Daniels Of D. p w, won
his 10Th consecutive game Of the
season. as he let Bailey down for
nine INNINGS with Just three hits.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-06

LERoY WILLIS. VINO lost a de-
eision 10 Billy Eddy. Flint SOUTH
The sub., 1945-05-05
SUB Waves E
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International
By ROWLAND BISHOP

A total of 31 international broad cast stations were operating withln the United States at the close of the year and five others were under construction.
 All international broadcast sta- tions are. of course, programmed by the Office of War Information or the Office of the Coordination of In- ter-American Affairs. These two offices have set the goal of 36 pow- erfuI international transmitters op- erating from within the United States to- provide adequately the needs of psychological warfare. About 20 additional frequencies have been made available for inter- national service.
 What Listeners Want
 To those who have. written say ing that they would rather not hear music of today. ! would answer with the reaSsurance that there fs music of such great beauty being written by our composers that the man who disnisses it is seriously depriving himself. The majority of the important composers of today are now in America. Some of them were born here, and OtherS have come from Europe and made Ann erica their home. Not all of their music, but the best of their music, which try to single out for my pre- granmes,. is the inspired voice of 8 new and growing art which. when 1t reaches it's full Towering. may stand comparison with any past epoch in musical history. If some of it sounds strange to you if 1t seems to violate the traditional rules of what constitutes beautiful eembina- tfons of sound, I ask you to be pa tient and listen with an open mind.
 The duty of every conductor now Is no different from what is has been in the past. A conductor must be a prophet -. not mystical but a very practical one. who can look into the future far enough to see
The sub., 1945-05-05

that what audiences now reject they will soon be begging for. An ex- ample of this is the Fifth Symphony by Shostakovitch, which was greeted with little attention and many objections wl1em 1t was first heard. My answer to these objec- tions was to repeat the symphony again and again until 1t became one of the most popular of conten1por- ary symphonies In our repertory. The conductors function as ''1ead- err is to bring about that change: to make the unpopular music of today the popular music of tomorrow, and always to have that tomorrow fin his plans,
 A good song never dies. Like wine, it mellowS and strengthens with the years, America, still a young country. is friendly and sen- timental. That's why the songs = l mean the sound numbers with noStagltc lyrics - that came out soon after the turn of the century with home and hearthside the very waTp-and-woof of their story = that's why those songs are ageless Let's look at few examples of those deathless old songs, "You Made Me Love You" written in 1913 and sung and danced to by children of men and women who sang it when 1t first came out.
 Shine on Harvest Moon.T 36 years young. "On Moonlight Bay.' written in 1Sf2. Cant You Hear Me Calling. Caroline-the Germans were fn- vadfng Belgium In World War ! when that was published. back fss