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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

HdNe and Have Not win 30
CART.
SURPRISE TO HER
But when Bogart arrived in
town few DAYS ago he said he
was engaged TO YOU " she was
reminded.
That's the first I've heard
~ any formal engagement"
Counrercd Miss Bacall AZ Grand
Central Station. where she
perched atop her baggage for
the benefit OF the photographers
Indeed The films latest glamour
girl proved crlircntiy satisfactory
n the press and 10 her public as
she stepped from the Twentieth
Century with nee -iffot+rt-r-. Mrs.
Natalie Bacall. and her cocker
spaniel. Droopy.
II \ A-iit--- Bata4ti, turrId dish.
was drcNScd N beaver coat
over tWu-piccc cocoa wool suit.
Worn with a white blouse No hat
covered hcr flowing blond name
Lizard pumps Shnd = pasF 81 ti.ii-
hics that Will certainly give
Garbo = run for their money in
tho matter Of size
400 FANS SCREAM
Three hundred fans screamed in
ecStscy and fought police for
closer view.
You going 10 marry this
guy 80 q reporter demanded
what guy 80 countered Mss
Bacall bTskly.
Bogart, who announcer his on
Cagcment 20 Miss bsCail and hlS
impending divorce from the for
mer Mayo Mcthot on arriving IN
town four days ago was then
mentioned and Miss Bacail had no
difficulty m remembering him
Have you discussed marriage
with him ." She Was asked
Not in the last three weeks"
she replied
Taking another tack, a reporter
skod
DO YOU admire Bogart >"
II certainly do, she declared
with enthusiasm
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

galvanized audiences like an
electric shock when she made
her recent cinema debut in TO
Have and Have Not with Bo-
CART.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Santa Fe Prefers Own Rumors

~ FELT that there much curiosity the part
N Of residents Fe about what doing up
tho hill Aamoswhich had been select boys school
betre the took C2 tried to set false
that they busy making electric rockets there
However when the people spread the went
that the toWnspeople most
ucpncerned about the activities the hill and refused 10
lis frustrated Mata Harris started telling
them about electric rockets"
They preferred to believe their two pet theories
One that it home for pregnant WACs and two that
submarine being constructed for Russia The fact that
the middle o. made difference.
The left valuable papers around
their offices often that system of fines instituted
fef-a4l those who left their safes unlocked
One of the scientists the project Italian mot
Fermi). refused pay the fine because, he said
What if did leave plans around; they all wrong
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Lana S Boy Friend
axes Wronq Car

Such a comedy OF errors!
Greg Bautzcr, just out of the
navy, borrowed a friends car 10
take Lana Turner TO RomanoffS.
Leaving. they got the wrong
car. II was identical in make
and model. but happened 10 be-
long 10 a local Judge. Bautzer
returned the car 20 his friend
and flew 10 Las Vegas. He
won't know until he reads IL
here-what n ruckus was caused
by the switch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

Bomb Experts First in Nagasaki

NATHEN the atomic mission group went into Nagasak they
w themselves way of the army and for
days went around the unarmed They all had the tenn
porlry colonel expediency But they
armed though residents the knew they
atomic bomb and though they the first
Americans by the Japs, molested them.
In fact, the natives of whom did not have a
casualty bombing) felt relieved
that it all apd stumbled themselves in their
auNcty to do things for the Americans Not extremist
committed against them
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Ida Lupino's Kin Hurt in Bombinqs

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. Is.
Tla Lupino is just getting full
Information on how terribly her
family was hit by the Nazi
bomblngs OF London.
Her laIhcr'S death was q re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

suit Of old injuries. her first
cousin. Nina lost a right arm
and right eye and the wife OF
her second cousin, Barry, suf-
fered internal injuries and a
crushed chest
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Scientist Finds Small Jap Boy
Can Give Atomic Bomb Effect
Notes Of a NclO Yorker

CHORTLY after Japan surrendered group of American
- and English scientists Nagasak to study the
of the atomic bomb. One very metcuous English
carry his research extremes. walking
around with apemeasure and other apparatus and measu
ng bit of glass and hunk of rubb that left in the
devastated He into home the outskirts
tho eYeled shown around by the Jap lady
the house In he saw Japanese screen which
The lower half completely
demolished and the upper half intact Excited the scientist
pointed to the
atomic bomb? ," he asked.
NO" the bland reply. "SmalI boy"
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Wildcats Hold
Indiana 10 Tie

EVANSTON. Sept. % CUP)-A
war veteran, Pete Pihos. in his
first game since leaving the army.
saved the day for Indiana's fa-
vored HooSierS today by grabbing
a touchdown naSS IN the closing
minutes TO give his team a 7 to z
tie with lowly-regarded North
western.
The Wildcats, who hadn't been
given much of 4 show in the pre-
game dope because of lndiana's
victory over Michigan a week ago,
turned up with a surprising attack
and a strong defense.
Northwestern's attack was led
by flashy Dick Conners. right
half. who got away for two long
runs and turned in a fine punting
exhibition.
Charley Hagmann set up North
westerns score by blocking George
Taliaferro'S kick. The ball rolled
over the goal, where Stan Gorski
fell on il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Times Quarterbacks Usher
In World Series Week Here

state and who appears on many
Of the leading sports radio pro-
grams il an interesting and en-
tertaining speaker.
So is Bob Considine. who has
made, several trips TO the battle
areas as a war correspondent.
Others will represent both teams
in the big series TO give the last
minute information on the big
classic.
On the football side viii he
Charley Bachman from state
whose team Is back in big time
competition agai2 Charley Bser
Of the Detroit University Titans
who is making his first appear
ance at the meeting.
Art Valpey will be in from
Michigan and Joe CembiS will tell
of Wayne's prospects. The Lions
will rush back from their game
with Washington Redskins in Bal
timore and have Joe Bach. Gus
Dorais and Pate Cawthon to tell
what happened.
It's going tO he = grea' gather
ing Of sport fans and there II no
charge. Each Guest buys his own
lunch and then sits In on the
fun with the best group Of sport
fans found anywhere.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
LOndes Gets
Jump on Jacobs

II there Is anything Nick
Londes likes TO do better than
anything else is to steal the ball
fFeFn Mike Jacobs and run for a
touchdown. Figuratively speak
ing, Of course.
That is what Nick seems 10
have done when he signed Bobby
Ruffin 10 meet Chalky Wright at
Olympia Friday night. NJ k Q
thought he had that one sewed
up up for Madison Square Garden
In Ruffin and Wright, Londes
signed the country's fourth rank
ing lightweight TO meet the man
who is rated as the second rank
ing featherweight. Since both
fighters are noted for their ability
10 please the crowds, the meeting
should be quite a scramble.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Titdns Will Fly
To Memphis

University OF Detroit Titans,
who always have had liking for
the aiFlanes as a medium of at
tack on the football field, will use
air for transportation this fall
for<the first time in the school s
history.
The Titan squad Will be flown
10 Memphis for the game with
Mississippi State Oct. l3, Lloyd
Brazil. director of athletics, an
nounced Saturday.
Reasons given for the decision
to fly were the saving in time
and uncertainty of Pullman travel.
BY using planes, Brazil said, the
squad members would miss only
one day of classes. Further, the
coaching staff wished TO avoid
the possibility of having to make
the trip via day coach should
Pullmans be unavailable.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

World Series week in Detroit
VIII he uShered in by a meeting
of The Detroit Times Downtown
Quarterback Club. The session.
open to the public Will be held
Al tho Fort Shelby Hotel starting
at noon.
Baseball and football will he
mixed in generous portions at
this gathering 6f the worlds
greatest sports fans. Talk will
he divided between World Series
and the biggest football seasons
Of them all And there will be
plenty of experts to discuss
both topics.
Heading The program will be a
cast OF the nations top sport
writers here for the big series.
They will be from every part of
the land and will be able to give
the lowdown on the football
played in their sections to help
the quarterbaCks in picking win
ners this year.
Bill Corum, who has covered
every major sporting event I'm
the country for the past couple
Of decades, will preside over the
meeting. Bill, whose column sp-
pears In leading papers in every
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
SpiiIldriift
Mdckinac Racers Meet
After 3 Months
BY GEORGE Y. VAN

n This was the year when the
ISlt n-Mackinac sailors
filled to get together in a body
at Mackinac Island for the usual
gala.
You Will remember that only
six OF the record-heet Of 40
starters got across Lake Huron
and up TO the island. That nor .
easter on Saturday night turned
the race around for most of the
starters and jammed the har-
borS az Harbor Beach Refuge and
the Black River at Port Huron.
Now, nearly three months
after that July storm the
skippers and crews will get to-
gether 10 smoke the race over
again and honor the winners.
The occasion will be the an
nual Mackinac race dinner at the
Bayview Yacht Club Tuesday and
Chairman Charley McGregor, in
his usual grand style, promises
the boys something sumptuous.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
WINGS WANT THEIR END:
Cross-Quiz Puzzle

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cient Memphis. according to Egyptian
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23-ForeiEn.
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2s-Whst u g place calls Itself The
biggest little city in the world
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as Chosen?
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
f,26,Hedds
Hawk Rally
Terry Niles Passes
Gives lowe Decision


IOWA CITY, Sept. % CUP)-
Jerry Niles, 26-year-old war vet
eran who returned 10 the Iowa
campus this year after an absence
OF seven years, today led Iowa S
underdog team 10 a IA TO l3 VIC
tory over Bergstrom Army Air
Field OF Austin. Tex.
Niles heaved two touchdown
passes and added both extra
points. 1t was his perfect place
ment in the third period that
proved TO be the margin OF Iowa S
victory.
The HaWkcyeS struck through
the air for their first marker mid
way in the second period.
In final futile effort 10 win
their first victory of the season,
the troop carriers tried q field
goal in the waning seconds, but
Mayne's attempt from the 20 yard
line was far wide OF the goal
posts.
The Texans. minus their star
ball-carrier, Capt Owen Price,
held slight statistical edge. reg
istering l23 yards rushing 10
Iowa's l04 However, the lowans
nctted SO yards through the air
10 So for BCrgstrom.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Nod for BIitzen

BltZcn. the ll-lnat cutter
owned by Ernie Crates and Mur-
ray Knapp, which plowed through
the storm 10 clean up everything
by more than II hours ahead OF
the next boat is certain 10 get
q nod.
80 will Toot Gmeiner's crew
off of Apache which won in Class
b or rfIe racing cruising Just
ahead Of the hard driving out
- 6t which sailed Charley Buy
sees Last Straw. These Al
footers finished h ir d and
fourth, respectively, behind
Jimmy Groves 6i-fOot Mani
tou. which crossed second. but
which did stay out all the way.
The crews of the other TWO
ships which finished, Ken Stan
ford IS Hostess II OF the Chicago
Y {. in the racing g-cruiSlng and
Eddie NunSchS and Bob Kcrrs
Shamrock only racer 10 finish
the course, also VIII be acknoWl-
edged
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Detroit Fight Starts

Prof. Herbert did not state
what position the MUCC would
take on tho state conservation
department Saginaw Field and
Stream Club controversy on oil
well drilling on Saginaw Bay.
Saginaw sportSmen contend the
conservation department should
take a firmer stand against leaS-
ing state lands 10 oil companies,
claiming that drilling will pollute
Saginaw Bay
Southeastern Michigan sports
mcn's- clubs IN cooperation WIN
tho MUCC pollution program have
already launched their fight 20
clean up filth in the Detroit River.
Lake St Clair. Huron and Clinton
rivers and other waters in this
section
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Catholic League
Grid Schedule
THIS SUNDAYS GAMES

St Joseph vs.. 81 Benedict at Ives Field.
81. LadiSlAus vs.. St. Anthony At Neishoor-
hood Field
Redford 81. Mary Vs. De La Sale st De
La Sale Field.
St Gregory VS. ST. Leo az Roosevelt Field
LouTdss vs.. St Cecilia a. Heuer Field In
River Rouge
Redeemer vs. ST Theresa at Mccabe ficid.
St Martin vs. ST. Vincent at Southwestern
Field
81. Philip vs.. st. Paul at Crosse PoiDte
High FIELD
St Ambrose vs.. Annunciation at Mack Park
at $50
st. Michael vs.. ST. Frederick st Pontiac at
p N.
Ro ST Mary VS.. St Alphonsus at Fordson
High Field ~ 3 D.
81. Rita vs. ST. Mary at Mt. Clemens at
p. m.
ST James vs.. Francois de Sales at Cooley
81. Clement vs.. Sacred Heart ut Ford Field
In Dearborn.
Shrine vs. St Francis Xavier st Ecorse,
sst Patrick vs. All Saints AZ Eureka Field
MT. Carmel vS Orchard Lake St Mary at
Orchard Lake.
'Nonleague contest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Central State Beats
Bron(os After Years

MT. PLEASANT. Sept. 29-A
13-year- jinx was broken today
when Central Michigan Colleges
grid men crushed an invading
Western Michigan College eleven.
6 to 0. 1t was the second time in
the Western-Central contests OF
many years that Central had de-
feated the Broncos.
The Chippewas' score came In
the second period when Ralph
Peters, on the famous statue of
liberty" play, handed the ball TO
Welsh who scored.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Novice Races Sunday

Novice Catboat crews from
three clubs, Edison, Detroit
Boat Club and Detroit Yacht
Club, will race for the river
novice titles this sunday at the
ID. u. {. Frank Reed, Harry
SisSon and 1t. Warren krauer
will represent the ID. B. {. Ray
Kelly Jr., Hap La Pointe and
a d a m Pesta comprise the
Y. u. {. trio, while Johnny
Dietcker. Johnny Farr and Lo-
retta Platte. lone girl To make
-the grade, VIII represent The
II. Y. {.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Want Clean Water

THE MUCC j. fighting all
types of pollution. We are de-
termined that Michigan's heri-
tage of clean, pure water should
be passed on 10 future genera
tiOns. We are opposed 10 pOllu-
ton regardless of its source. be
II the hunter or fisherman who
throws his tin cans into the
stream, the paper or sugar beet
mill that pours its refuse into
the streams of the municipality
that does not have an efficient
sewage disposal plant.
"All Of these forms of pollu-
tion will receive the critical at
tention of our pollution commit
tee" Herbert said.
In reference 10 the oil pollution
controversy now raging IN the
Saginaw Bay region, Herber'
states:
I'VE are not opposed 60 the
legitimate harvest ei- -eil -and
other natural resources but we
insist that they all be harvested
without creating pollution
problemv Conservation consists
of. using \our natural resources
wisely but il does not mean that
the exploitation of one re-
source should deSpoil another"
The Michigan United Con-
servation Clubs will expect the
Stream Control Commission tO
take vigorous action 10 the full
extent of the law to eliminate
pollution from Michigan waters.
The old excuses, no time, no
money, no labor are no longer
acceptable" he concluded.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Birmingham
onofSfof5yth

Birmingham Country Club Is
planning a big day 10 honor IT'S
president, Ray Forsyth. next
a fun day Of golf and fun is
planned for the members. topped
of with an all-day buffet and a
floor show IN the evening.
Under Ray Forsyth. Birming-
ham has. forged 10 the front
among the country clubs In the
state. Ray helped make the De-
troit Times Downtown Quarter
back golf tournament one Of The
of the summer season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
True Facts Due

For instance. inaSmuch- as the
race was turned around for most
of the feet there has been much
speculation as 10 what ship won
the race back 10 Black River and
what skipper brought his wind
wagon into Harbor Beach first.
Appropriate trophies will he
awarded To these ships II they
can he discovered. OF course
It's recognition that a skipper
will attempt Ia avoid.
As far as can be aScerlaincd.
listening 10 talk every boat that
eventually Withdrew reported
that they stayed out fighting the
good battle until sometime late
Sunday night AFTER all the
other ships around them had
turned back.
The true facts will be made
known al BayyIewS bun.throw-
Rng ShIndig.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

10 war use
Now that the war is over the
Michigan United Conservation
Clubs Will launch an energetic
campaign 10 eliminate pollution
on all Michigan streams, inland
lakes and from the Great Lakes.
The organization consisting OF
173 conservation clubs throughout
the state today are being asked
10 report all pollution regardless
of character to the headquarters
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Dog Show
Sunday
Shooting Dog Stake
Next Sunday
BY DON GILLIEs

Five of Detroit's top ranking
dog clubs have combined forces
and will put on a big speciality
show next Sunday that should be
a dandy.
Sponsoring the event will be
the German Shepherd Dog Club
of Detroit, Michigan Boxer Club
Irish Setter Club of Michigan
Doberman Sportsmen's Club OF
Detroit and the Sportsmen's Dos
Training Club.
II will be held at Ponchartrair
Kennels. 28036 Dartmouth, Royal
Oak with judging to start al
10 a. m.
War dogs from Fort Custer,
those gallant CANNES who saved
many a soldiers life In combat,
will be on hand for the first
time i'm the Detroit area and
demonstrate how they perform
i'm the battlefield.
Sgt. Harry BounSon, Pfc. RALPH
Wagner and six dogs are in this
group. The exhibition will consist
of basic obedience training, obey
commands of trainer, leap over
obstacles in face of small arms
fire and attack the enemy.
SEEK OUT ENEMY
The war dogs will also give
demonstration on how they
seek out hidden enemy and
prevent an attack on the sem
try. plus a special feature con-
sisting OF an attack a ma
chine gun emplacement.
The judges assignments for the
bench show include John p. Wag
ner of Milwaukee. Boxers; DR.
Lewis Z. Daniels. Birmingham
German shepherd dogs; DR.. An
drew /. Scott, Detroit. Irish set
ters; and John Zimmerman, Roya
Oak. Dobermans.
+. F. Chittenden of Toledo and
Frank Grant of Birmingham viii
Judge the obedience events which
are being sponsored by tho
Sportsmen's Dog Training Club.
SHOOTING DOG STAKE
The Michigan Sportsman As
sociatiOn will hold its annual
members shooting dog stake
next Sunday at Magnolia Rid
ing Stables, Northwestern High
way and Eight Mile road Pete
Garrett, field trial chairman,
announces.
Shooting dog and derby en-
tnants must be registered. Pup
pies are eligible. Dogs must be
shot over II judges demand.
Drawing will take place at
Magnolia at 8 a. m.
The American Brittany Clul
will hold its annual speciality SHOW
and field trial in Detroit Nov. 9
10 and II. Jack Whitworth, secre
tary. announces. A. Fl. Ady, 902'
n. Martindale. Detroit. has beer
named chairman. Axe champion
ship points will be awarded II
both show and field trial.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Roxy Matches Holds
With TaIaber Next

Walter Roxy. current junior
heavyweight ch hampton. and
frankie Talaber. former title
holder. Will match holds and wres-
Ting skill ~ Fairview Gardens
Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

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37-Close TO.
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43-A Philippine Island made famous N
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Metro Prep
Grid Card

THURSDAY GAME
Psrshing vS. Northern. Keywortn Stadium.
SIS.
FRIDAYS GAMES
Central st Redford $50. Chsdsey At
southwestern 800. Southeastern at High
land PARK SIS. HamtTamck W. Miller
Keyworth Stadium $50, Northeastern vs..
CaSs Tech. Northwestern FIELD, $50, DENLY
vs. Eastern Mack Park. 730.
SATURDAYS GAMES
western a. Z. OF % Hith. 80. Wilbur
Wright ~ Cooley. 2 30. Mackenzie vs., North
nesfern U Of D stadium. 500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

OF the dSSOCld
tion in Crane
Rapids
Labor will
soon be avail
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