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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
What YuIe
Means to
Them
BY DAN PARKER

NEW YORK, Dec. 25 (INS)-
THE FIGHT PROMOTER - A
day that ruins his business for the
week, but on which, nevertheless,
he sends that sports writer he
could cheerfully murder, a poin-
settia instead of the poison ivy
he'd like to give him.
THE FATHER-A season when
his bank balance goes into the
red like a spoon dipped into a
plate of borscht
MOST OF Us - The day on
which we call a -24-hour armis-
tice on meanneSS, pettin n e S,
thoughtlessness and other 364-day
traits we could get along so much
better without always.
THE IDEALIST-The dawn OF
a new era in which peace and
good will to men viii erase the
ills Of the world
THE MAIL MAN A day for
catching ones breath and draw
ing sigh of relief.
THE BOWERY DERELICT-
The day hos been waiting for all
year when there's enough Of the
nations plenty even for him and
when the abundant cheer pene-
trateS even his dismal hauntS-
THE BASKETBALL p R o =
TMOTER - Another sellout house
and why didn't he save that Sat-
urday night turkey for this occa-
sion?
THE PRESS AGENT-A chance
TO work up a clever" Christmas
card which will help promote his
clients interestS-he thinks.
THE SALES GIRL -. "V-Day'
in the war with the customers
on which she can finally catch
Iup on her sleep and prepare for
! the battle of the returned gifts,
which still lies ahead.
THE COLUMNIST-A day OF
which its harder than usual tc
think up an idea that hasn't been
done TO death.
THE OLD-A day Of memories
and, maybe. regrets.
/ THE YOUNG-The only day ir
the year that counts.
THE GOURMAND-A lucullar
holiday on which such tidbits as
the parsons proboscis" and plum
pudding can be wolfed.
THE MOTHER-The time FOL
making more sacrifices than usual
for loved ones.
THE RETURNED WARRIOR
This is the day he has beer
waiting for since the war broke
out.
p. S.-And also the day or
which I wish every one every
where a Merry Christmas and
HAPPY New Year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Two Major Pro Grid Leagues

College boys will return 10 their schools, or those
choice fall Thus there will be again normal
football the being true Of the profess
there will be two major pro leagues instead of
in 46 providing of the most interesting situations to
watch that has developed In sports In years.
Racing may produce the staggering mutuei totals that
ready money years No through the entire
racing year. 1t better than bad guess however that the
sport will fans wagering in the smaller de-
nominations Which, think will be better for racing Better
for ALL
Golf basketball hockey, tenns-a other spors-wll fee
the lift and reach highs in every way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
2 Topping
Pros BaIk
Yankee Owner
Faces Trouble
BY CAswELL ADAMS

NEW YORK. Dec. 25 QNS)-
At least two of the pro football
players under civil-not league
contract TO Dan Topping, owner
of the New York Yankees in the
new All-America Football Con-
ference, have baked already at
playing next season.
They are Pug NJ anders and
Bruiser Kinnard, fullback and
tackle.
Both players have informed the
officials of the Boston Yankees,
with who m Toppings National
League Brooklyn outfit was COM
bined last autumn, that they un-
derstood tn a I heir contracts
called for them TO play in the
National League only.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
.Balss. Hooks
Left-Handed
Punchers Both

II will be left hook against left
jab when California Jackie Wilson
and ONeill Bell of Detroit meet
in their 10-round bout at the
Olympia Friday night.
That is the consensus Of OBJ
servers who have watched the
two fighters train for a bout
which will give the winner a
chance to meet Ray (Sugar) Rob-
inSon here on Jan. II.
In his Detroit workouts, Wilson
has flashed a left jab that com
pares favorably with the lefts of
other great fighters. He uses it TO
feint his opponents into making
leads, TO push them off balance
and to mess them up generally.
Bell has a good left jab too,
but his best punch is left hook.
He likes to feint his opponent into
making a lead, then fall back and
hook with the left 1t is a very
effective punch but whether it
will work against a fighter of Will
sons experience is debatable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Sports
BREVITIE-
BOWL STUFF

ROSE - Southern CALIFORNIA;
team, its ninth in the Rose Bowl,
will get Christmas Day off, but
two workouts are scheduled tomor-
row TrojanS' rating of 13-
point underdog could have had
something to do with it Ala
bama, meanwhile, spent Christ
mas on train en- route Crimson
Tide will arrive on scene tomor-
row.
SUGAR - Rain washed out
scheduled workouts of st. Marys
and Oklahoma A. & M, Both
squads attended party yesterday,
and will get day Off today d.
fields are too wet.
OIL - Georgia, which meets
Tulsa at Houston, curtailed prac-
tice at home because of freezing
rain and fact many players took
off for Christmas holidays .
team leaves morrow for
Houston.
ORANGE - Stiff and weary,
Holy Cross was in Miami today
to meet Miami u. -. Coach "OX"
Da Grosa said his Crusaders will
have to forego round of entertain
ment until after game. .-
I EAST-WEST-Jack Breslin OF
Michigan State and Walt Troja-
nOwsld of Connecticut looked best
of EaSt's ball carriers in work
out two East linemen
George Savitsky Of Penn and Bob
DObelsteln, Tennessee, were nurs-
ing colds,
SUN-New Mexico and Den
yer IT,, after three-day vacations
were due back for hard workout
sessions tomorrow.
RAISIN-Drake due Friday 10
meet Fresno State at Fresno
Californians, meanwhile, were
resting.
NORTH-SOUTH - High Scor-
ing game forecast in North-South
Blue-Gray game at Montgomery
Ala. South stressing passing,
while North is working on ground
plays.
,GATOR-Seuth Carolina viii
be outweighed 20 pounds per man
in engagement with Wake Forest
at Jacksonville.
Jai Alai, one of trickiest and
fastest sports, starts its fifteenth
consecutive season today at Mi
ami Sonia Henie's show opens
/ a 23-night run at Chicago Sta
dunn tonight.
-Four eX-servicemen signed by
the Chicago Cubs for their Tulsa
(OklaD farm in Texas League
John Mehaney of Pittsburgh
scored six points in games last
week to move into first place in
American Hockey League scoring
with Al points, two more than a
teammate, Bob Walton.
John Cobb, London fur broker
who specializes in land speed rec
ords, is i'll in New York hospital
poStponing planned trip 10
| Utah to attempt new records
he's on way back to England, per-
haps returning here next spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

Lamp the new stationery" writes
Chris Dundee, the busiest fight manager
in all this great world. Its my way OF
recOnverting the stable"
The stationery features half-coumn cuts
of no less than 16 boxers, whom the hustling
Dundee represents in business way. -One of
the group is, of course. Sgt. Jackie Wilson, who
will tangle with O'Neill Bell, Detrot's newest
at Olympia Friday night.
Others are George Abrams, who also ap-
pears on the local card; Izzy Jannazzo and Joe
Basora, who have distinguished themselves in
the ring at Olympia.
IL don't have to tell you that Wilson Is
great fighter" Dundee adds. "His record is
proof of that. Detroit is one of the few big
cities In which Wilson has not appeared. He
was Graded fistically in Cleveland, his home
town, and earned his nickname California by
campaigning successfully in Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Transatlantic Puck
Loop Is Proposed

BOSTON. Dec. Is - (UP) - A
ransatlsntic hockey league which
would include four teams frory
England and four from the east
ern United States was proposed
today by President Walter Brown
Of the Boston garden.
Boston, Washington, Phiiadei-
phia and New York would be the
American cities represented In the
proposed circuit. Each team would
make two trips overseas by plane
each season, according TO Browns
plan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Returns TO Team

CHICAGO, Dec Is. - (UP) -
Bill Hempel, hefty tackle on the
Chicago Bears 1912 team before
going to sea with the navy. was
signed to a 1916 contract today
by owner George Halas.
Hempel, a seven-invasion vet
aran of the South Pacific, starred
at Carroll College, Waukesha,
Wis, before joining the Bears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Bill Corum
'Ist Heavyweight Title
Bout in Fine Years
Another Golden Age
Ia Sports Due in 40
COLLEGE FOOTBALL BACK TO NORMAL

NEW YORK, Dec 25 (INS)--It is generally conceded,
and we believe true that another golden age of sports Will
begin in this country in 1916.
BY spring most Of the host of baseball players VINO
have been in the services will be back and ready to play
again in pennant races major and MINOR that Will be real
For the time in five years there will be IN June
heavyweight championship fight The fight between Joe
1s and Billy Conn that fans all over world have been
waiting for talking about 94 fight we feel sure
that people will about and hear than ever fol-
lowed single sports contest in history.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Vacation Cut
Short for M

ANN ARBOR, Dec. 25-Christ-
mas vacation will be cut short for
of Michigan's basketball
team, but other Wolverine ath-
letes are enjoying a full weeks
rest.
Coach Bennie Oosterbaan's
cagers are scheduled 10 return 10
campus tomorrow and begin prep
for Saturdays battle
with Ohio State AZ columbus.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
'Y Title Swim

Championships in a full pro-
gram Of inter Y branch swimming
competition will be run off in the
Downtown " pool Thursday at
7:30 p. m. The public is invited.
The championship competition is
sponsored by the Detroit YMCA
Swimming Association. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Sensation on Coast

"In fact he was the West Coasts biggest
sensation from 1887 through 1911, when he
volunteered for the army. He holds knock
outs over Young Peter Jackson, Richie Fon-
taine. Eddie Cool, Pete LeIlo, Baby AriZi-
mendi Bobby Mcintyre and Kid Zteca. lie
has decisions over Tony Chavez, Joe Ybarra
and Sammy Secreet.
'Wilson, who is close to six feet tall,
began his amateur career in the Middle West.
In 1895 he won the Cleveland International
Golden Gloves title and In 1886 went to the
Olympics IN Berlin. There he lost disputed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Made Jake Hustle

"WilsOn had little trouble regaining his
old form and once again Is his old ring self.
That means a good boxer with dynamite IN ms
right, such as he was when he dropped split
decision to Jake LaMotta at Madison Square
Garden Aside from Ray Robinson, to whom
Jackie lost narrow decision in the Garden,
there is nobody who gave Jake the COMPETE
ton that Wilson did. He traded with LaMotta
head to head outpunchng him In the body
exchanges, believe IL or not. 1
with every good wish, remain yours,
CHRIS DUNDEE"
Louie Newman end George Williams. CO.
of Bell, predict that Mr. Dundee, as
well as his fighter, are due for rude shock at
Olympia Friday.
"BeIl will beat Wilson for sure" the con.
fident Newman insists. Gle will chase VIII
son all over Olympia and up and down Grand
River. Bell is the closest thing to wildcat
that the ring has seen. He Is double-dipped
Jake LaMOtta."
WHEWi
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
&rnAu.fS Mgr. Chris Dundee Beats Drum
Sk' Loudly for Jackie Wilson
BY LEO MAcDONELL-

decision in the finals But in return match
at Madison Square Garden he turned the
tables on the lad who beat him overseas. In
81 amateur bouts, he lost only one.
"After year of regular CT service In the
army air forces, Wilson was solicited by Joe
Louis for his army boxing tour. Jackie went
to Europe and North Africa with Joe after
touring the states. He rose rapidly In the
army and was discharged as a sergeant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Toronto Six
Moving FassI
Adams Hopeful
Slump Is Over
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

Boosting a five-game unbeaten
streak which has brought them
skyrocketing from last place. the
Toronto Maple Leafs will skate
out at Olympia tonight to chal-
lenge the Detroit Red Wings.
The hockey seasons ninth sue
cessive sellout crowd OF more than
10000 will watch the Stanley Cup
champions make their bid.
II they win the Leafs will tie
the Wings for the fourth and final
playoff position, although they
will still be at the disadvantage Of
having played four more games.
BEGIN TO CLICK
Toronto looked like a Stanley
Cup repeater on paper at the
start Of the reason. Now with
Gave Stewart, Mel Hill and Syl
Apps slashing home the goals. the
Leafs have begun to click. They
haven't lost since Dec. 8. They
beat Montreal and Detroit, fol-
lowed with a tie against the red.
hot Boston Bruins, then tied and
won with New York over the
weekend.
Frank McCool is back in goal.
increasing both the morale and
the defensive strength of the team
which Detroit beat 81 and 6-5 In
their first two meetings this
season.
Toronto faces a monumental
task In gaining the playoffs de.
spite the clubs surge, because
Detroit thinks its recent miN
fortune Is the result of a tempoS'
rary lapse. Jack Adams believes
his club is ready TO hit stride
again.
TURN TABLES
Adams is encouraged by the
Wings "A tie In Chicago Sunday
night In which Detroit turned the
tables on the high-fying Hawks
by overcoming a Al lead with
three goals in the last 10 minutes.
I'VE should have won,' said
Adams today. "After we tied up
the score Mud Bruneteau had
Karakas beat. He put the puck
between Mikes legs, but 10 hit
the corner of his skate and
caromed over and bounced out
Oft the post"
4 II was al least partial atone
ment for the Ga defeat Detroit
suffered here Saturday night,
when the Hawks came from be-
hind with four goats In the last
IL minutes.
Earl Seibert will replace Harold
Jackson on the defense and Gerald
Couture win be the alternate for
ward in place of Carl Liscomoe
tonight, Adams announced.
II is apparent Adams Is begin
ming 10 lean heavily on the line
Of Armstrong, Harry Watson and
Eddie Bruneteau for his scoring.
Fernand Gauthier, who played his
best game Of the year in Chicago,
will start on right wing on Inc
with Sid Howe and Lindsay Mud
Bruneteau, Adam Brown and Joe
Carveth will form the other for.
ward unit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26

peninsula George Grenholm, rec
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-26
Hockey

Toronto At DETaoiT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
TRADE SCHOOLS--MALE
TRADE SCHoOLS--FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO Regulations governing eligibility
for employment II you we're last
employed a. an eIaeniiAl OF locsily
needed activity you must have a
statement OF availability. II you are
qualified for employment IN a critical
occupation you must be referred
through the United states Employment
Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-06
Deatb Rotlfes

DAYAA-Aibert. beloved father OF Ed
nund. Stanley. Mrs. Lillian Dembinsh.
Anne sooessk ana bernard. seven
Ssis 81. cyrii THURSDAY. Sis. 70
81, Cyril syn Methodiu, Church at 0.
CAROLIN-Feb. 4, 1e45, suddenly, wal
ter T.. Of 1859 Bedford, beloved huS-
band OF Gertrude M. dearly beloved
father Of Mrs. Robert tMargaretl Nc
dear Sro,Ssr Of Mrs. Joseph mcdowell.
Mn. David johnson. Mrs. WI am
Curche and Mrs. Don Taylor, Funeral
from Bourgeois Chapel, $3.50 Mack.
SSsIes Il Il osloes I'M la,sr S c nl
S S- 81 fioisnee. is,hsf n q Fseob:ri
~; Il Thom.s z TIss, ADO Donin oIs &C.
G H. oT phss Of services cles.Ass f:
L. ". Barker Funeral Home. i27oo'
Hamilton, Tuesday. ! p. m. under aus
R!ees OF Eureka Lodge No. eoo'
CQsOHOyE-Mary =. Feb. 8. beloved
MI. and Mrs custs"s Pierce NEE Cos
groveI. William and John d. cosgroye.
sister OF MIRA. c. DePotyin, Sister San
Francisca, I. II. H.. Mrs. y. Wilde and
John MeDonald. Funeral from late rest
0tnISs oOAA Rtitoi1t
ing at g. so; TO 81. Clare Church at 10.
yACKsON-Feb. 3: Bernice. beloved wife
OF wallace: daughter OF Mrs. Ella Bower
man. Funeral, Wednesday, ! O'Clock
from Webster Funeral Home. 307 Fred
erck.
REY-Fe6. 3, John william. OF 4s2s
Mulvey road. Fraser, Mich. darling infant
son OF Anton and Helen dear brother
OF Dorothy. grandson OF John and Helen
Rey. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. m, at A.
n. Peters Funeral Home. i2oS7 Gfstiet
KLAusMEYER-Ernes T., Feb. 2. be-
loved husband OF Euns; dear father %
Ruth, o. II. and 1t. L. y. OF ID. C.,
". 8. N. r.; also leaves one brother and
three grandsons. Funeral service from
his home, 6l07 Senator Ave, Tuesday,
I p m. interment at sesctn rarh
kosE-yeb. a. Arnei. beloved mother
OF Hector Macintosh, Funeral service
from the psfiots OF J. Sutton Ar son,
4i<7 Trumbul Ave. Time later
sCHULTZ-Feb. ,, Joseph. husband Of
the late Mabel, dear father Of TheO-
dore. Henry. Mrs. Paul FeyS. Mrs.
Prank Coliisu, Pvt Brenton Mrs.
George Dubois. George OF U. S. n. and
Charies: brother OF Leo Kuhn. Funeral
service from parlors Of J. sutton a. Son.
4l4T Trumbull Ave, Tuesday morning
nt O. 30, st. NlnCeIt'g Church az 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Custer Writs
Beset Children

The two stepchildren Of Lester
X. Billingsl6y, of 1920 Parkside,
hardly know from one night 10
the next whether they are sleep
ing legally in his $4,000 home.
on Oct. 9. Circuit Court Com
missioner William J Cody ap-
proved a writ of eviction ousting
Mrs. Teresa BillingSley'S two
children Ann. a. and Henry
Valente. y. from the home but
allowing their mother 10 remain
there pending the outcome Of an.
appeal from "A divorce Billingsley
obtained last June.
Mrs. BillingSley appealed the
eviction and the children re-
manned.
Today, Circuit Court Judge
Adolph MarSchner called for
briefs from both sides on the APP
peal. but Bllingslcy countercd
with a new writ Of eviction 10
be heard before Circuit Judge
George b Murphy
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Il. Medicine
Leads WOriG

Medical science in America
Since 1880 has made greater ScIcn-
.tific strides than in Germany or
any other nation in the world.
This is the opinion Of Co. Andre
.Lichwitz, personal physician TO
Gen. Charles de Gaulle, Who made
Ia brief visit here before leaving
this morning for New York
He is concluding tour of large
American hospitals and clinics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Santa for SeNcemen
Asks Gifts for Wounded

For each 81 you send in, the COM
mittee will be able to purchase a
gift. You may send in any amount.
however, and become a Santa 10
any number of servicemen.
Don't delay with your contribu-
ton. The committee has a glgan-
tic task 10 do and must get
started now if all the gifts are n
have coIorful wrappings and rib
bons.
Use the convenient blank in to-
days Detroit Times and send in
your cash, check or money order
right now.
Become a Santa 10 a Service
man-TODAY!
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Study Of Labor
Urged on Youth

Tho Christian church must
Il assume more responsibility in the
Union movement. 600 person.
attending The daily meeting Of the
Youth Marches for Christ and the
Church movement were told today.
The speaker was John Ramsay,
public relations representative OF
the United States Steel Workers
Union, Go. Who made the prIn-
cipal address AZ the fifth session
- the Metropolitan Methodist
'e called upon CHRISTIAN youth
80 prepare 10 l@ad IN making
peace and asked adherence 70
Christian principles TO bring hon
cSty 10 the peace tables
TonightS meeting Will discuss
Vocational Choices and Will be
led by Dr Elmer G. Homrigheu-
sen. Princeton theology professor
This weeks series of meetings
Will end with a special session al
3 D. m Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

helped win is over, it is more
campaign go over the top. If it is
true Americans have not forgot
ten the sacrifices these men have
made, now is the time 10 prove il.
Make your contribution today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Dulles Wants Atom
Controlled by UN0

NEW YORK. Nov. rs INSJ-
John Foster Dulles, adviser 10
The l. s delegation az the London
foreign ministers conference, rec
commended today that interna-
tional control Of atomic power be
vested m the general assembly of
the United Nations.
such procedure, rather than
outiaWing Of the atomic bomb or
entrusting n 20 some international
overwhelming military power,
Dulles maintained would more ef-
io-lNelN promote world amIlN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Higgins May Lease
Shipydrd in Boston

BOSTON. Nov. IS GNS) An
drew J. Higgins, New Orleans
shIpbuilder, is considering taking
a lease on the S25.OO0000 Hing
ham Shipyard provided he can
obtain union "co-operation" Bos-
ton financial circles heard today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Hunt Purse Snatcher

Police today sought two IN
identified men who Snatched the
purse Of Mrs Betty Zehner 81,
OF 9l33 Sire last night al Third
and Howard and escaped with SIS
and personal papers
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
BY JERRY PETIT

Santa Claus and his patriotic helpers the job
again provide Christmas gifts for hoptazed servcemen
in Michigan.
familiar Santa for Servcemen' banner Santa
Claus again appealing Detroes contribute to the fund
Christmas for those confined military
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
The DETROIT TIMES C-23
Nov. l945
Gets College Post

KALAMAZOO, Nov. 16-G.
-&aitcr Scgttef= the personnel re-
lationS division at Puget Sound
Navy Yard, Seattle, Wash, has
been appointed director of adj
missions al Kalamazoo College.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
HERMAN }. ODELL, II, ol

1SlOl Alcoy, at l p. m. tomorrow
in the a. II Peters Funeral Home,
12O37 Grallot Burial: White
Chapel. Survivors son. Charles
Ster Mrs. May WauouS; three
grandchildren
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
BLANCHE ABBOTT MULLEN

63, of Nj Lebanon. Pa. al 2:3l
= m. tomorrow in the William r.
Hamilton Funeral Home, CaSs al
AleXandrlne Burial WoodlaWn
Survivors daughter. Mrs. Mar
Jorle Allen, and two grandchildren
OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Flora Martin
Rites Tomorrow
Obituaries

FuHFFuI SeFtiCes UeTe re-
ported TO the Times for;
| LORA ANN MARTIN, 81. oI
no Moran. AT 2 p. m. tomorrow
in the George +. .Warrick Funeral
Home, 1893 f. Grand Blvd. Burial
Forestlawn Survivors: sons, John
Gale. Burt Glenn and Verne;
daughters, Mrs. Mabel Anderson
Mrs Dorothy kowalski, Mrs
blanche Burt, Mrs. Ethel MARTA
and Mrs. Eve Kcrt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

a civic committee. under the
sponsorship of The Detroit Times,
is not only collecting the neceS-
sary funds, but also will do the
purchasing and wrapping of the
thousands of gifts to be distri-
buted by hospital authorities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
CORDELIA EHRRAR- 4

CORDELIA EHRBAR, az. of
GOTenwlch, Conn, at 10 a. m. to-
morrow IN BleSSe Sacrament
Cathedral Burial Holy Sepul-
rhre Cemetery. Mrs. Ehrbar. VINO
died in her home m Connecticut.
was born in Detroit. Survivors
Husband, John Z Of Gorenwich.
mother, Mrs II Flhatrault. Sis
terS, Mrs A. Collins, Mrs L. c.
Donnelly. Mrs w Matzinger. Mrs.
j j. McBrady and Mrs. J. r.
u b o {. brothers. Emmanuel.
~ rice and Charles Filatrault of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

BEKNIt Z JELS(H, n, ol
@5g1f5 DcIIcl 81 Car Shores, al
$50 a. m tomorrow in the Roy J
Eaul Funeral Home. 2Si35 r.
jefferson. and 10 a. m. az Saint
Gcrtrudc's Church. Burial. White
Chapel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
OTHER DEATHS At New

OTHER DEATHS At New
York Robert VI, Mccartney. SO.
( ofrSSor of Journalism a. Colum-
ta University Eldridge Reeves
'1hnSon, = founder OF the Victor
7 king Machine Co IN Moorcs-
town. - ! tlfred Shak. 46.
tIinor oi the World War | novel
Soul Wosn,lS. M Nilsson a,
f'1rt Harry ID. Kirk Sr., s.,
r reer Chicago merchant in Chi
TaEO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
VETS SELECT GIFTS

All Of the gifts purchased will
be those which the hospitalized
serviccmen have themselves Sc
lected.
Tens Of thousands of dollars
are needed if every Serviceman in
a Michigan hospital is 10 receive
gift Last year upwards Of SAL
600 vas contributed 10 the Santa
for Servicemen fund; the year be-
fore the total reached $4,000.
S2 BUYS GIFT
Now that the war these men
inIDOTtant than eyer that the
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17

NORMAN RAFFLES, 52. for
ner owner OF the Times Square
Bar. died yesterday of a heart
attack IN West Riverside, Cal,
where he had gone 10 open a night
Rub The body vii! be brought TO
Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-17
Santa for Servicemen Fund

The Detroit Times
1870 Cass
Detroit 81, Michigan.
Enclosed lind ......... dollars my contribution to
help provide Merry Christmas for the thousands Of
cemen confined to Michigan hospitals understand that or
each So send in the committee will purchase wrap and
deliver suitable gift.
q o . O., .
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CITY state