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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
IN FLOATING GARDENS

Sunday at Xochimilco floating
in canoa through the floating
gardens, and the music OF natives
as they follow in our wake =.
| shall not forget the courtesy
and charming manners of The no.
tel personnel, the elevator men.
the office clerks, the maid, and
above all, the hosteSSeS IN the
dining room, among them Maria
Nerea, who has son studying at
St. Johns Military Academy IN
Lon Angeles; and smiling Mrs.
Rae Rendon, and Isabel Baz,
whose looks and charm attract
many a traveller
II time permitted I could 90 on
for hours telling my vivid recol-
leCtionS. but / must 80 10 ready
my luggage -,
And so now. All revoirF and
heartfelt thanks 10 all those who
helped entertain me 50 lavlShly
au rcVolr. but not gOOdby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
WONDERFUL HOSPITALITY

The hospitality of Mexican peo-
pie is unsurpassed, and their
homes are lovely, many of them
modcrnistic, quite in contrast TO
the early Spanish colonial
What a thrill 10 sec American
army or navy uniforms at the
Gcncve Hotel, which was the
meeting place and headquarters
for the American delegation 10
the conference
| shall miss hearing the hurdy-
gurdy that plays every afternoon
at dusk ON the corner. with the
same tunes | heard As a child and
in girlhood >. driving toward the
hasauc into the sunset mid
night at Tenampa to hear the
Mariaches. Mexican singers IN
costume, perform while we sat IN
the car songs from GuadalaJara,
HuapdngOS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
Thrilling Story
OF G|iders' Trip
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
and glider infantry were old
hands at war. They knew too
much about it to indulge in wish
full thinking They were prepared
for a tough battle from the mo
ment they cross the Rhine into
the landing zones, If not sooner.
l watched them huddled on
wooden benches IN harnlike
building taking notes through an
hour and a half briefing Friday
afternoon.
They were eXpectant hut not
tense. There were some wise
cracks. They approached this
first sirborne invasion of Ger
many in serious, busincsshke
manner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26

a rich gloss black
finish Tor The
m eEh or " o % q
frames A quart
pain ~ spproxi-
mately ~ screens.
Get your screens
ready now
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26

This tough and
asftC f0or
. n a m . ] can ne
used on "a 70 % 4.
concrete and ino-
leum floors QUICK
1uinE Choice Of
leadihg Col0rs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26

lis por-clain-hke finish is -fesea,--
mcnjcd for kitchen, and BATH
foom,, or wherever a high gloss
tnl,h Is de,ired. Only m white,
but cas he tinted with OIL eolon
70 any color YOU choose.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-26
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ing their best to send this work
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
S3OO.OOO
SpaIlsIes

The late Forenz ZiegfeId had
nothing on the House Of Henie IN
the matter Of wardrobe inventive
ness.
The 1916 edition Of the Sonia
TIenie Ice Revue. which opens a
l9-nlght run at the Olympia
Stadium, Friday night, Nov 30
through Wednesday, Dec. 10 is by
far the most expensive Of all her
previous revues IN the way Of
costumes and scenery
More than $4,000 has been
spent Quitting the huge cast OF
the revue for the - numbers that
appear on the program
The costumes Miss Henie wears
in the Hearts Of Trump feature;
the Island Fantasy episode, The
Land of the Midnight sun. in
which Miss llenie appears as the
Snow Maiden the colorful cos
tune of the Pan 4 merle n a
feature; and as the r m p c
Goddess in the DuIbar featuring
far of India were designed by
Billy Livingston Of New York
City and executed by the Brooks
Costume Co, also of New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

and three for the Catholics zone game ended in
a ue) the game Saturday will be rubber con
test. All three Catholic victories hung up by
Rev. Father Martins Central teams The Sham
rocks, as the Catholic Centrals are known, lost
one of the big post-season spectaces.
The seven games to date have drawn
total of 10000 spectators Last years at
tracted the biggest crOwd-30000. II is hoped
to break that mark Saturday. The game de-
serves 5i,O00-the capacity Of the stadium
There has been good sale. but there
plenty of seats left.
Atop their honors at the Detroit Times Quar-
terbacks Club gathering, the two teams will be
guests of honor at big banquet at the Fort
Shelby Nov p, guests of Olympia and Sonja
Hene AT the ice show Nov. 30 and of the Lions
at the roit-Green Bay football game Dec. 2
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Many Deer
In Lockers
By Don GILLIES

Tons Of Juicy venSlon are hang
ing IN food lockers throughout
Michigan today, indicating this
season may live up to earlier pre-
dIcrtonS Of an all Time high deer
XIII
When we parked our little seven
point l30-pounder yesterday we
ran into some startling facts.
we have an increase Of 200
deer over last year at this same
time" Charlie Landrlth told us.
"And the deer hunters are
bringing i'm this season are much
fatter and will be much better
to eat than any have ever
seen"
Landrith said Monday was his
busiest day. He took IN 9S bucks,
bringing the total to over 300
-4nGluded R4he- locker plant are
four bear two moose and one elk
Inc moose was haEgcd I'm Canada
The elk WaS shot IN Wyoming
Owners did not care 10 reveal their
names because they had too many
friends looking for elk and moose
steaks.
Michigan game experts say the
reason deer are IN such good con-
dftion is due to the good acorn
crop.
Anticipated colder weather is
expected to produce best hunting
conditions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
So Step Up Right Now

So, if YOU haven't done so already up
TO the counter now and buy your ticket for the
eighth annual Goodfelows game In which Den
by and Catholic Central teams will battle for
the city high school football championship at
Briggs Stadium Saturday.
All proceeds 30 to the Goodfellows Old News
boys Christmas fund for needy children.
II is magnificent cause, SO you can't
lose eUen If you didn't use the ticket.
But don't get the idea you Wouldn't get
your moneys Worth in gridiron enter
toinment. The preps play Super-duper
football - har-tingiing ball that lifts
customers out Of their seats. EUery one
OF the SeUen games to date has been
thriller.
Some Of you will remember that fve-star
battle back in 1888, when Catholic Central
whipped favored Hamtramck eleven in blaz-
ing affair that has football fans still raving
Last years contest was decided in the very last
Is seconds Jerry Wood kicking field goal to
give Mackenzie High 3 to 0 triumph over
Holy Redeemer.
What a finish. brother!
With thres victories for the public schools
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Praise for Virginia's Grid Ace

Virginia football fans nominating Charlie Ellis called
the best formation quarterback in the country" by his coach
for AAmerca hOnOr Ellis. who has averaged eight yards
per this does the placekcLnC puning and
backing for his team too 30 why the fans
hoping he'll be Okay for the against Maryland Saturday
They're keeping Hank Greenberg busy New Yorks lettuce
league Big Hank along with Hank Borowy Joe DMaggo
George Strnwess guest of honor night of champions
dinner in Gotham Nov. 2S
Another gridiron great reached the end of the
blazing trail of Stordom in Boston yesterday When 1t
announced George Cafego, the former AHAmerIcd
back at Tennessee and a Ueteran of four years the
National Football League, had been released by the
Yonks to make room for PLAYERS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Men Who Help Cause

OF course, projects like the annual Good
fellows game do not move along on their own
They've got to be pushed and the Detroit classic
is fortunate in being backed by the Goodfellows
Among committeeman Dho do much
TO make the contest a success is Ernest
p. LoJoie, Who has been chairman
since the series Uos inaugurated in 1888.
Among other committee heads working
this year are the hord-Working Larry
Michaelson, EdWard Reutinger, Fred
Delano, George Mead, Ray Pfou, Russ
Gnou, Jimmy RiddeiI, Norman White,
? Don Wattrick and Ray CoUey
And to the police department go accolade'
for dsposing of the tickets. Headed by Senior
Inspector Samuel Throop and Sgt. Daniel Lor
mier, the police have done a fine job. But com
mittees can't do everything - you, you anc
you, have to help.
So help for Susie's sake and Johnny'S sake.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

club has resulted in an attach
mcnt for II SO close and lasting
be- has instructed tn4i on his
death his body be cremated and
hlS ashes StreWn over the course,
This request by Alex was made
known hv Arthur J Hood. the
only surviving member Of the
DGC committee which signed
Alex. Earlier. in culogi2ing the
veteran Scot. Hood sand:
"AlrV - the soul of honor In
his allegiance tn golf. His re-
tirement means the passing of
an era In golf. His type won't
come along again"
Dr. W w. McGrcCor. Ross
physician for 20 years, reported
A.oX Is doing nicely after a
lengthy ajlmcnt. while Alex said
he hopes "to be playing with YOU
ncAt simmer
Judge James r. Chenot has
been projected into the race for
the untitled pro job His name
WIS entered hv Emil Colombo.
who. While Tho Judge proudly was
telling Of lessons he once took
from Ross lcapcd 10 ms feet and
shouted
I'VE want Chenot for pro:-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Proving Anything Can Happen

Everything happen in football of the field Ft.
Warren (Wyo Broncos Will clash with FL Toro Cal)
in the Bond Bowl game Denver Sunday owned
by church and rented agor dealers They both working
for the Victory Loan campaign.
FIordd'S big business entertaining UacdtioniStS-
CH have ITS heaviest patronage IN history this
All stall space at the three bg hackS-Holeah,
Tropical Park and GuHstreau1-haS long been taken
and horses still are drriUinR.
Besides racing big golf meets like the Miami Open Dec
and the International lnvatona the Orange Bowl football
game Jai aa dog fishing swimming yacht racing
other sports all set TO open.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
.Bierman
Says No

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov % CUP)
Bernie BIerma IAN, coach OF
MInneSota's oft-defeated football
team. said today there was moth
ing 10 rumors' that he was re-
signing as athletic director at the
university.
The rumors, repor'edly ofigi-
mating with the New York Daily
Mirror, were denied emphaticaliy
by the Sllver-haired coach, whose
Gophers-once the scourge Of the
Big Ten have lost four confer
ence games this year.
II don't know anything about
H." Bierman SAID, but I can
assure YOU there II nothing 10
the report that I am leaving
Minnesota
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Denies
Bear Trouble

CHICAGO. Nov ~ GNSl--
Cmdr. George U3la,. oWucT and
coach Of The Chicago Bears who
expects 10 be- discharged from Tho
navy today said there i- no i'm
pending Shakeup OF The club 5
coaching staff
He scotched reports Of a change.
rcDortcdly brewing because ~
possible disScnSion m ong the
present coaching trio Hunk An
dor,on, Luke Johnson and PADDY
DuSColl.
II see no reason for any
coaching change" Cmdr. HAAS
sud There are many reasons
why the Bears lost this year
and don't think YOU can pm u
on anY one factor.
Cmdr. IIalaS said the playing
personnel for next year depended
a lot on how many OF the boy
perform during the remaining
Two games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

the Detroit players who are Shoot-
ing for all-Star team positions
and special trophies. it is a mat
ter of financial interest. For the
second season, Adams is not pay
ing scoring bonuses but he does
pay for selection 10 all-Star teams.
Brown has 10 points and Car
Veth 8 of their combined Is points,
Ia are goals. There is a wide dis
CropanCy between their goal and
assist figures and those Of other
players who are near the top.
ONLY 8 GOALS
Enr instance, Mill MesieRko 81
Chicago has five goals and six
assists, Elmer Lash OF Montreal
has three goals and seven assists
while Dutch Hitler Of Montreal
has only three goals in his nine
points.
Adams has written to President
Dutton of the National Hockey
League, asking for more uniform
scoring.
The impelling force was an in
cidcnt IN Chicago Sunday night
Flash Hollett, Detroit'S high sCor-
ing defenSeman, asking the scorer
If he didn't have an assist coming
too, on goal by Adam Brown
got only wave Of fingers at
tachcd to-tt1e scorers nose IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Chance
To BUY
-GnoiCe Seat 5 tett4
n
TOT RE p came

There are stIll many choice seats
remaining for the annual Good
fellows city high school Champion
ship football Saturday at Briggs
Stadium. DENLY High will meet
Catholic Central in the prep
classic.
Tickets. all emitting the buyer
To reserved seats. are priced al
So 40 and 81 50 and can be- pur-
chased from any policeman or al
any police station After tomorrow
noon. tickets viii be sold at Briggs
Stadium All proceeds 20 to the
old NeW>boys fund Tor needy
children
Approximately 10000 tickets are
expected 20 be- sold hy tomorrow
noon. II was reported today, IN
cmilng 10000 student tickets
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Sp artans, Miami
Set for Game

MIAMI, Nov - Only light
drills are ahead of Michigan State
and Miami football teams as they
await their clash tomorrow night
in the Orange Bowl The Spartan~
hecauSe they trOunCcd Penn State.
viii rule as faNqrltc>.
Michigan State stopped Al At
lanta for a Wotkoui Yesterday
and were 10 arrive here late to-
laN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Big Threat
Is Schwartz
But Shamrocks
Are Tricky. Too
BY JAKE BERSON
look out for passes -

Hal Shields, Catholic Central
coach. is hammering that warn
ing into the heads of his Sham
rocks as they prepare for
Saturdays Goodfellows city prep
championship game against DENLY
at Briggs Stadium.
If anything can be certain IN
a football game. ii IS that DENLY
will open with a food of aerlals.
Abe Eliowitz, Denby's coach who
has secuted the Catholic cham
Pions thoroughly. knows only too
well the Shamrocks have been
highly vulnerable 10 forward
passes this season.
Ordinarily DENLY relies main
~ on power for those SiX-pointers
and the TarS have picked up con-
siderable yarddge on the ground
IN slringInE eight consecutive
victories But Dcnby isn't likely
10 pass up 4 chance 10 capitalize
on the Shamrocks main weak
ness
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
P aris Fifth
With 1868

parISClc8n becomes the third
+ Detroit team today to Nake the
national first 10. 4 S-6S IN the
Michigan Major League last night
at Crest Lanes lcf Paris IN a the
Tor fifth with T. * B and Stroh
second according TO available
ABC records
John Crmmin>' 7}l was his
modal SCTiCS Ol The season, tllSt
on the league board The team
total also Is The Majors top
Bill Palmcr'S anChorlng Tor
Harper Recreation lcrkcd Paris
away from sweep HIS three
strikes going out gave Harper the
odd 1913 to 1910
CrmminS had a 255 in an 1l1S
opener. followed with 259 and 2l7.
Henry Gayio lifted els. Jack Di-
Giovanni 66S. Steve Dutko 624
and Elvood Blake 627
T. e b had two from Helm, as
forecast. 2955 10 2Si7, with Chet
BukowsH plugging 649
Norgc led hy Alfred RohinSon'S 5
6i7 and Tom D'Orazlo'S 65i.
pulled IN 3053 and two from
Stcmpicn. Steve Morris 6i6 and
. Reno NiniStrclli'S 63S figured in
I Scvcn-Elevcn' 29ii with Herb
( Matthews. kractkc. rolling 65S
ROLLS HIS AVERAGE
HERE AND THERE.-tiauk ze.asko, l24
average. shot three i24s in River Rouge
Matt IHIUr 2t3-Z1b-2L2 fI4 sci George
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Baltimore Delays
Rental TO Pros

BALTIMORE. Nov. - up
The city park board. reluctant 20
grant the All-Amcrican Pro Foot
ball Conference a thrce-ycar con-
tract for use Of Baltimore Munro
ipal Stadium. said today d would
delay until Dec. ] a final decision
on the matter.
The conference demanded tho
three-year term. with rights 10
the stadium every Sunday nom
late October until the second
week m December.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Phil Terranova
Here for Bout

Fresh from a GVc-round knock
out victory over Oscar Lewis in
Stanford. Conn. Monday, Phil
Terranova arrived yesterday for
ms bout with Bill Eddy at
Olympia Friday night.
Although he already is at fight
itfift5-t-ttt---- X ff'r'rrauUv7 rU1k fight
workout al The Williams gym TO
timber up. He will take loosen
ing up exercises today and then
rest Eddy facing the biggest
test OF his career. has reached his
best condition under the handling
of the two veteran trainers. Terry
MclIuCh and Attlcr Dukcl Ellis.
Eddy also worked out at Williams
gym yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
&uAaAEsHS You Feel Swell Aiding Needy
SnsA aS Buy Prep Game Tickets Today
BY LEO MACDONELL

You'd feel pretty swell if you knew part of
one of your dollars was responsible for the cute
blue dress worn SO proudly by little Susie
Brown, who might not otherwise have had a
new one, because her daddy couldn't afford it.
You would, wouldn't you?
You'd feel just as good if part OF We olde
cartwheeI also helped to buy snazly new shoes
for -freelIpd-taeed- II h nuy JONES' whose
father, like Susie's was fresh out of mazuma
with which to purchase brogans without
holes in them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
TORONTO TROUBLE

The players also had become in
cenScd in Toronto the previous
night when four Of six Detroit
goals were ruled unaSSISted while
the Leafs gained five assists on
five goals.
The Interpretation that causes
the confusion is not IN the rule
books. According TO Ross Jewell,
Detroit official scorer. he was ad-
viSed by President Dutton that
the instant the puck touches a
defensive player, offensive posses
sion has ceased and any one who
has touched the puck previously
IS no longer in the play
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

jeffrics last n.lht at Is reception
and dinner in Ross honor Alex
recently resigned after 81 ycAys
as the clubs pro- V"
AS further evidence of the high
esteem JIM which he noid. Ro>s.
il was announced ty president
Willard ~. Cornelius h4, been
voted pro emeritus of the club
for life. and with aIl Tie puu-
leges OF membership
RoSS long ASSOCIATION with the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Rallies Decide
Two AHl Games
By United Pres.

Third-period rallies settled both
American Hockey League games
last night, with Providence com
ing from behind for Z 10 } win
over New Haven while Pittsburgh,
outplayed for most of the game,
exploded for three goals and a
4 10 / victory over Buffalo.
The loss held Buffalo in a tie
with Hershey for the eastern divi-
SION lead and snapped seven
game winning streak. Brilliant
play by goalic Roger BeSSettC and
two breaks" helped Pittsburgh 70
victory
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
WATCH SCHWARTZ

Catholic CentrarS chief worry
viii be Tony Schwartz. the Tars'
big fullbaCk Not only IS
Schwartz Denbys best ground
gamer through the line he
handles most Of his teams
passing.
From a tailback position.
Schwartz can either pile-drive
through or. when the Shamrocks
tighten their line cross up the
defense with a pass
The bic fullhack has an able
running mate IN l50-pound Don
Butch MartI Nartz is used
mostly on end sweeps or orf
tackle He is Shlfty and fast and
has figured on the throwing end
OF passes
For Observation-Disclosures how
ever. DENLY has nothing on Cath
ohc Central The ShamrockS are
tricky and boast more deception
than the Tars. Their backs bang
away At the tackles. spin or paln
tho bail around on double and
triple passes and rcycTScs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Job at Stake,
GoaIie Stars
H. rnit,d Pr,,,

Goahe Paul Bibcault. fighting
hard for his job with the Boston
Bruins. kept the Montreal Cana
dlenS out Of undiSputed first place
in the National Hockey League
last night as he smut them out
3 10 q.
Blbeault expected 10 give way
10 Frank BrImSek when Rrm,ck
comes out of the coast guard tins
week, vas credited with y saves
as the league champions ran into
perfect defense Woody Dumat
scored two Boston goals and Herb
Cam got the third
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Track Opens

NEW ORLEANS. Nov - CUP)
The $1,000 added Thanksgiving
handicap featured today'S open
ing program of the 75-day Far
Grounds race meeting. with $4,000
fans expected 10 be on hand for
the start of a Tecord-breakIng
NnasOn
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
HES IMPROVED

Chuck Wrohlew +, tno Sham.
rocks most improved back Tom
NcFIalc and Bill Chisholm tie
latter the speedIest oo 'tc tran
arc rather sure backfc'd starters.
Either Dick GIc-cl-sl Ar Par0
or Joe Rppullo wI,l bc 'Ho o'aar
starter
But tho hoy 70 watch vLnn- LIZ
Shamrock> have the haIl is 'HI
TIM Collins. Collins drops I
INTO Tho hackGcld 10 >a..u NO
ends and one OF Catholic Cer'
pct scoring plays ha> heo0 cole
Inns on the buSine-S rn5 of e.
double reverse lie also is tho
teams best punter
Denbv iS m top shape except
for Schwartz lie broke t.S nren
IN tho Pcr>hing game and broke
II again in last weeks clash with
Western lie is expected 10 start
Saturday however.
Centrars only alljng PLAYER is
center Vic BanoniS. who suffered
a knee injury in the Boys Town
game
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Dearborn lis Meet

DearbornS two Class \ high
schools. FordSon and Dearborn,
will meet Saturday at 80 p. m
TO decide the city championship
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Honestly; No Ducats2
Rishto, Says M Boss
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR Nov. p BY nature Andrew Baker IS friendly
accommodating fellow Like salesman he aapoduct that
the approval of ms customers.
His 1915 product little too good for The peace and
o handles Michigan football tickets For
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Adams Protests Abuses
As Wings Lose Points
By LEWIS II. WALTER

While the Rcd Wings tied the lead tho National Hockey
League abuses OF the scoring system and inconsistent official scoring
blamed by Manager Adams for the fact only OF his players
Adam and Joe Carveh. listed among the high
his is Of %
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
I've Nigh Esteem
DGC Members Honor Alex Ross
With Bonds, Membership

Alex Ross IS richer today by
$500 In victory bondS-and the
knowledge hI. long and faithful
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
.avy,Army
Both Work

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. % OUPJ-
Nays football team went through
a brisk morning workout today
before turning its attention to
Thanksgiving dinner.
Navy meets Army At Phlla-
delphia Dec l and the mighty
scoring power Of the Cadets has
prompted Navy coach Oscar Has-
berg to devote his practice Sos
sionS to defensive drill, with en-
phaSiS on individual perfection in
blocking, tackling and pass-de-
fcnSe.
WEST POINT, Nov. % up
Thanksgiving was Just another
day of football practice for
Army's unbeaten team today.
with Coach Earl Blaik bringing
-hi> Nduad along slowly for the
Nav game Dec /.
BlaIk has not yet called for
hard drill scheduling such con-
tact work for next week. Session,
this week VIII be- devoted TO mn-
damental work and play-polishing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
ORDER FOR 1896

And Baker is getting q hint
~ what next year VIII bring.
ENery day the mail has Il icw re-
quests for tickets 10 next years
Niichigan-ATTny game. The orders
have come from a dozen states
and q number of Seryicemen. A
soldier on Leyte was first.
The first order for season tick
cts comes from Sgt b r.. Ferris
At YOkOSuka Air Field in Japan.
The sergeant wrote a couple ~
weeks ago making bis request and
when Baker assured him he would
receive an application next sum
mer as soon as they are mailed
back, ne wrote again thanking
the prompt Mr.. Baker. They'll
most likely write back and forth
ali winter.
Among the requests received
was one for two tickets In the
end zone for the Army game.
Imagine an order ttat didn't st
least hint Of the % or maybe
the 40-ysrd line.