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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
PerSlling,
Cooley i'm
.TitleGallle

Oficiais-Bartle, referee; Neville, UNI
pire: Van Fleet. field Judge; Ritter. head
lincsman.
Cooley and Pershing High
schools meet this afternoon at the
University of Detroit Stadium at
2 o'clock.
Cooley will be out TO defend
its City Metro title, so that II
will be able to 60 to Briggs Sta
dunn on Thanksgiving Day. for
the annual Goodfellows game.
There is a possibility that Cooley
and st. Theresa. last years win
ners. may meet in the holiday
classic again this year.
But Pershing may upset the
plans of the Cooley organization
The Generals boast a strong for
ward line. Two tackles, George
Vernon and Jerry Weber. shoulder
most of the defense, and supply
the openings for their backs or
plays through the line. Both Of
Continued on Page 12)
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Malaga Hit,
Berlin Says


BERLIN Nov 1.-two German submarines seriously
damaged British baeshp Malaga in the attack
that carrier Ark Royal to the bottom OF the
Mediterranean, the high command announced today
(The Malay of much action in the present war
complement of about LISA officers and men, One q
the warshps American naval yard for
repairs only recently after long
layup in Bookyn navy yard)
Still other units of the British hit by torpedocs
a German communique claimed
1.-TWO German submarines sank the Ark Royal and
damaged baeshp Malaga heavily had to be towcd
into Gibraltar" the announcement said
Submarines operating in the western MedItsTaneau
under Of Lieutenant Commanders Reschks an
Guggenberser attacked British naval formation md
torpedoed other British units in addition to the Ark Royal
and Malaga"
The communque said Reschkes Uboat sank the Ark Royal
while Guggenbergers torpedoed the Malaga
Authoritative British circles refused confirm deny
the German claims which they described the usual German
attempt to fish for information 1t pointed however
that eyewitness stories of the loss of the Ark Royal appeared
to indicate that the aircraft carrier operating with the
Mediterranean feet)
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Insern.sseaal News Service c.bl.

KUIBYSHEV, u. S. S. r, Nov.
15.-Embattled. hard-pressed Rus
STA proclaimed today that the
tide has turned" on all fronts
except the Crimean Peninsula and
announced advances in virtually
every sector of the crescent
shaped Moscow defense zone.
Last-minute reports told OF
crushing Red army counter-drives
which widened the defensive arc
protecting the capital and seized
the initiative from the attacking
Nazis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
Is on Ark Royal
ReportedLost

LONDON, Nov. 15.-Britain's
admiralty announced today that
1S seamen are missing as a result
OF the Axis U-boat attack that
finally sent the veteran aircraft
carrier Ark Royal to the bottom
of the Mediterranean.
Declaring that no officers
aboard the vessel were lost when
it foundered during a dramatic
dash toward Gibraltar under tow
the admiralty held out hope that
some Of the missing may have
been rescued by ships which have
not yet returned to their bases.
Eighteen ratings are missing
from the Ark Royal" said an
admiralty communique. There
were no officer casualties. Some
of the missing ratings may be
aboard ships which have not re-
turned TO their bases"
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Model Third Bride
OF A. 6. Atwater

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-QNS)-
A. C. Atwater, executive of the
p. X. Wrigley Company. and An
gelita Harness. photographers
model, were married today by SUI
perior Judge John A. Sbarbaro.
Atwater's first marriage ended
in divorce five years ago when
Mrs. Betty Atwater obtained a
decree and custody Of their daugh.
ter. His second marriage. to Doro-
thy Lee, movie actress. also ended
lin divorce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

life belts) suddenly Appeared.
Hundreds OF us were on The
steeply sloping flight deck. We
stood upright with difficulty on
the high side of the deck, which
kept lifting up and up out of tho
sea in the most extraordinary
manner.
POUR UP ON DECK
The acknowledgements. who
had been asleep In his cabin not
far from where the torpedo hit
said he barely noticed t."
The Ark Royal still was going
ahead at a fair speed, because the
captain was unable to contact the
engine room and command her to
stop.
Captain Maund was an unfa.
lmiliar sight on the flight deck.
But he took the whole thing in =
quiet yet swift-acting sort OF way.
All the naval officers kept walking
up and down barking out crisp
orders.
BY now the angle of the deck
had become so steep that IL was
impossible to move without falling
down. IltH
Then the captain shouted;
~Half speed sstern and take
the way Off, tStop the ship.)
Slowly the Ark Royal esscd
down in speed and began to drift.
The men went quietly to their
posts with their life belts on.
II was not until then that sono
(conflnped On Nexf Psss. Gel n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Colum-
bias gallant little football squad
runs into its hardest test Of the
season when IL meets the highly
favored Michigan team at Baker
Field here today.
With a sneaking suspicion Lou
Titles Lions may register the
upset OF the week with a victory
over the Wolverines. a crowd of
$4,000 spectators, capacity for
Baker Field. will be on hand. The
kickoff is at 2 p. m.
Columbia has beaten Brown,
Princeton and Cornell and in turn
bowed to Georgia. Army and Penn.
Only the fabulous Minnesota Co
piers have been successful against
the mighty Wolverines while
Michigan State, Iowa. Pittsburgh,
and Illinois have
failed.
- ~w-w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

when there was a tremendous
crash.
All the lights went out and the
Ark's tremendous bulk shuddered
and spun around in the sea like a
sailing ship in a gusty wind.
I grabbed a life-belt and fol-
lowed the crowd scrambling up the
ladders to the fight deck, 80 feet
above. / suppose it took at least
five minutes before I arrived on
the deck. the landing and jumping
off place for some 60 planes.
found the ship already listing
heavily to starboard. Every one
was talking and asking what had
Ihappened-nobody knew then tina,
a torpedo had hit us!
When this dawned on us l looked
at one officer who was standing
on the tilted deck just staring
out at the sea.
A LUCKY SHOT
"The man who fred that tor
pedo was the sort of fellow yho
would win the Irish Sweep"
was his dry comment.
1t was indeed a lucky shots
1o.ooo-to-l chance. The torpedo
was fired from outside our
destroyer screen, probably by q
submarine three or four miles
away.
Clouds Of black smoke begar
to float over the flight deck
Weird figures in flying suits
goggles. and Mae Vests GRAF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
British Bomb
Italy and Sicily
International New, service Cable

ROME, Nov. 15.-British air
raids in Sicily and Southern Italy
that cost 20 lives were announced
by the Italian high command to-
day, 4 ~
A war bulletin said IL persons
were killed at Catania and IL at
Aciereale in Sicily. Damage was
inflicted on the southern Italian
port of Brindisi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
Luck Shot Sank Ark,
Says Eyewitness

The following dramatic eyewitness of the Ark
Royals sinking comes from correspondent actually
aboard when she torpedoed The writer had lived
aboard the frequently battered ship for year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

From 1928 dates q neU
turn in the dnti-religious
cork Of communism. Di-
rect persecution which had
tCedkened in 1928, tCds
again begun liz 1929,
eUery,Chere executions of
clergy became common,
and also the Punishment
and Imprisonment Of be-
levers, the closing and de-
struction Of churches and
monasteries, even including
such a sanctuary as the IN
Ueresky chapel at the en-
trance Of the Kreniiin (.
II is a crime in Russia for
anyone not a parent to,teu
a group Of four or More
children about the Lore Of
God; and people hare been
shot for nothing else than
that! There is not q SUM-
day school IN the Whole
land, the only schools al
lowed are state schools and
they are forcing beds and
lighthouses Of militant athe-
ism 1T must be realized
that this wholesale de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
By NORMAN SMART

GIBRALTAR, Nov 15.I was having cup of and soma
toast in the Ark Royals ward with torpedo officer ana
commander Capt L. E. H. somewhere east of Gbralta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
Michigan a Heavy
Favorite: $4,000
to See Game in NJ. Y.

prev. O. crowsi tswkthmcrs3. Head
hnssman--C r. Eesies wv. and -. yteid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Mall
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
The Weather
HOURLY TEMPERATURES

The sun win set At 5:ii .. m. today.
and rise tomorrow at 7:23 a. N.
The moon set today at 3:2i . m. and
rises tomorrow 1T 4:i4 q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

In the extreme north, accord
ing to the Moscow radio, Russian
forces repulsed German and Fin.
nish attacks In a Today battle In
the Katenga region. where 5000
enemy troops were said to have
been killed.
In addition, 1t was announced
Russian planes again staged night
raids on Koenigsberg. East Prus.
STA. and Riga. capital OF Nazi-oc'
lcupied Lstvia, causing fires and
explosions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
THE REPAIRED MALAYA LEAVING NEW YORK HARBoR WITH
Reds Take Offensive
Except i'm the Crin1ea

The Germans were said to have
been put on the defensive despite
huge Nazi reinforcements con-
|stantly being rushed to the Mos
COW front.
Similarly reports from Lenin-
grad claimed a major Soviet
"break-through" that forced the
Germans to fall back to new posi-
tons before Russia's second city.
AXIS TROOPS SLAUGHTERED
To the South, it was claimed
thousands of Germans and Italians
have been killed or wounded In
the Don and Donetz River basins
in a series of fierce engagements
Southwest of Nara, where the
Germans were driven from the
east bank of the Nara River, Rus
sian authorities said, the battle.
fields were strewn with 10000
German bodies and wreckage oil
200 tanks and 500 trucks.
Russian forces in this region
we're reported pursuing the Ger
mans into deep forests west Of
undergraduates.
Military officials indicated q
ma or Soviet offensive around Ser.
pukhov now is anticipated in ar
effort to end the German threat
south OF Moscow.
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Continued on Next Page. Col. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
KEYED TO PITCH

II is no secret Little has his
team keyed up to a real leonine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

Saturday Symposium
Chicago. Oct. 50. 1s41
Mr.. VIM. Randolph Hearst,
Editor, Herald-American,
Chicago, Illinois.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:

TOU have printed much en-.
tightening infor m { on
about Russia.
While reading Russia without
God" by n London journalist to-
day I could not help but wish that
moro people could know the ter
rible record Russia has.
I know one cannot easily buy
this book but such statistics ~ ]
send you should be put before our
people who associate tho four
freedoms with BoIshevist Russia.
On page so I find the extract
from Under Gar and Soviet" by
J. w. Hlrd--the figures cover only
four years, 1871 and yet ONE
MILLION AND A HALF of
Christians were disposed Of and
while this was going on, no ono In
this country was trying to save
even one freedom" In that god
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Continued ON Page I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15

piS.: Van fleet. field Judge; Ritter. hss'
iincsman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

on VITANlINS. say diet au-
thorities, may depend our ma
tional well-being in the defense
emergency.
Certainly many women today
are learning that vitamlns are
the first line of defense for
health. yout h and beauty
Eggs and green ieafy vege-
tables such as splnach-a are high
IN Nitamin A. Their role is TO
keep Innings Of digestive system
and lungs healthy-and inciden-
tally BUILD up your resistance to
colds. The b. in foods such as
milk and peanut butter puts. an
edge ON your appetite, keeps
nerves and pep m -tip~top form.
The { IN oranges and straw
berries makes for supple young
bodies d Is the sunshine Vita
min You'll find in fatty fish, cod
liver oil And the G in kidney
and steak helps to give YOU that
EoSy outlook.
How not 10 lose vitamins in
cooking and storing foods ,
You'll find the answers IN our
4O-pace booklet. VITAMINS
FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coins for this booklet TO The De
troit Times Home Institute, 1928
Times Square. Detroit, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Keep China
N Good


II ISN'T the use but The
amount OF care T. receives, that
determines the life Of china.
While IL IS delightful TO know
that tucked away IN the china
closet shcI-es are special sets
for company or high holiday &C.
casioHs. there is no reason why
the china n use all the time
should not he ATTRACTIVE enough
20 grace ar important occasion.
That is. If 70 Is receiving proper
care
First IF al Z yotf- 81 Is
open stock. replace any break
sre at orce. otherwise YOU are
likely 70 fnd that the open
stock has become closed stock,
and there is no chance Of re
placements.
Don't keep china cut on open
shelves. Keep IL IN a closet or
cupboard. i china must be kept
on open shelves. use those clever
rubber racks and cover with
cellophane or oiled silk. II is a
GOOD snaCe -gz4er-
II accidents occur don't throw
the dish 0r cup away. A simple
break can be mended AZ home
if YOU use the finest grade Of
china cement. and follow dlrec-
tons carefully.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Research on Influenza

In the case Of influenza, we
are in a somewhat different and
less advantageous position. In
fiuenza. like typnoid. is likely
to break out in epidemic form
after sleeping for a long time
and concentrations of people
and movements of people also
Conduce to its appearance
But We do not know the cause
of influenza II is probably
spread from person to person
One OF the horrible nen10rles
Of my life is the epidemic of IN
fluenza that we had among sol
dlers IN the last World War.
Since that time a great deal
of research has been expended
on influenza with not very def
mite results.
T. nas- been found that ahOut
the only animal which can catch
influenza is the ferret and re-
search workers at the Rookie
Teller Institute think that the
disease they give the ferret IS
exactly Identical with human IN
fluenZa.
The ferret experiments, how
ever, struck a kind of snag.
Il vas. thought that the serum
of the ferrets could be used TO
make a vaccine for prevention
and cure But the vaccine did
not work out very well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Spicy Tomatoes.

just enough crumbled buttered
crackers 10 thicken tomatoes.
Add l bay leaf. 4 teaspoon
chilli powder, salt, pepper and 4
teaspoon celery seed. Sprinkle
l cup grated cheese over the
top and add a dash of paprika.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50
degreeS) for AS minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Medical Research Unearths
More About Influenza
BY LOGAN oLESDENING, NJ. d.

temper virus is very closely as
ISOLATED with the influenza virus
and il is quite possible that the
serum Of animals who have, had
distemper is protective again.
human influenza.
] cannot say yet whether these
experiments Will lead 10 def
nitely valuable serum against
influenza. but the possibility is
there. and even more than that,
the probability So we feel bet
ter prepared for the next influ-
senza epidemic than we ever
have in the past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

is not the same as typhoid
fever. is always present some
where in the world
Large or small reservoirs Of
It were uncovered in the Bal
kans and in Russia by the late
DE- Hans ZiuSSer
II Is particularly likely 10 be
spread at times when there IS
Il large CONCENTRATION OF people
or movements of people, and
where hygienic conditions are
such that filth prevails and per-
sonal cleanliness cannot be care
fully observed.
II can. however. be very easily
controlled because 1t IS spread
by lice.
Research on Influenza
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

THIS DELIGHTFUL scalloped
tomato dish derives its tastiness
and unusual flavor qualities
from the careful use of spices.
To make it, slice / onion, paper
fine. into a casserole containing
one No. 2 can of tomatoes. Add
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
cAr1IELoMER TRICK

WOULD YOU like 10 serve
cauhfower 10 your family to-
night? Dip the cooked flowers
IN lemon butter demon juice
mixed with melted butterl. Roll
in butered fine bread crumbs.
Put into a baking pan and brown
in hot oven 400 deCreesl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Swedish MesfbsIIs

! "a pounds beef
1 tablespoons chopped boiled
potatoes
. tablespoons chopped onions
tablespoon chopped capors
. tablespoons chopped cooked
beetS
Salt and pepper
Remove all IA from beef and
run through grinder five times.
Combine ts~tt with remaining m
gradients and season well Make
INTO tiny marbles and fry quickly
In butter.
Serve with Crilled or baked
tomatoes and baked beans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Discover d Lead

Then an accident occurred in
the laboratory. + our ferrets
which had been inoculated with
influenza also got distemper. It
was found that ferrets who had
distemper could not be inocu-
lated with the flu virus.
At first the research workers
blamed this on A shp-up in
technique. but one of them care
fully reviewed the evidence. gave
the ferrets massive doses of flu,
and found that they remained
healthy-even risky.
Here was a lead. The dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
SANDWICH SPREAD

A DELIGHTFUL sandwic h
spread combines ? teaspoons
chopped mint, y cup crushed pine
apple. drained, aad l package
cream cheese. Top with paprika.
po1 1r1cA1. AnvERrIsEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
DELIGHTFUL Dish

: SWEDISH MEATBALLS are
instantly fayorlte with all who
eat them. Potatoes and .beets
are mixed in with the meat and
then all fried in butter quickly
They should be highly seasoned,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

Epidemics. plaques, the fourth
of the Apocalypse, are
ever present shadows On the
frInees of the fighting armies.
MedicaI mon mink about fhem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Wednesday, April 2, 1941
PEACH SURPRISE

A TEMPTING dessert calls for
round of sponge cake, spread with
ice cream, and topped with peach
halves, the cavities filled with jam.
Made in a jiffy, and eaten as
quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

c family
say very lit
tie bout
because
they do not
want 10 Gre
ate an air Of
fear But we
have heard
Toe p o T Z S
within the
last week Of
the increase
----rrt-~
fever in the
+ ur opea n
armies.
T y p h u s
fever. which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

cuLCrp-Garden City. Ford a Middle Belt
CilhI In Open s:45 Pm. Marx Brothers
IN 500 MEgIe Plus TALL DARK
AND HANDSOME" with Cesar Romero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

LLLLh0 News HieGins Family n
POLITICS" Robert Monts
romery in HAUNTED HONEYMOON"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

poLTrIcAL ApvERrIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
nrIrI n-Hastins. Id Farn.rnrtA

INSTANTANEOUS at Fenkell 4
WLOiVVN Open s;45 P. NJ Park Free
Marx Bros In 60 WEST" with D;sns
Lewis Plus THE INVISIBLE WOMAN, -
with John Barrymore and Virginia Bruce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

MINED DLDY-Hamilton at McNichols
hLNlLh ANN Introductory Offer,
STANDARD American Encyclopedia.
start Now h. Claim Volume l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

pLIMCp pApK-Hamilton at McNiehols
rhLhlEh rAhh open $50 Free Dinner
ware TO Ladies. W. pidgson. SKY MI r.
DER" plus .sTHF LIoN HAS WINGS"
with Merle Oberon and r Richardson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

uhpDEp-Harper at Lakewood r
HAM In Open SIS. Park Free. Cesar
Romero TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME
THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY" with
Bob Steele and Claire Carleton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
nnInI r-Llnw, q. PhIladelphLa TY 4-stoo :

PALACE -f'0''''"'' al ts ase''s Si,t Night.
Lucille Bal IN "DANCE. GIRL, DANCE"
Dennis o Keefe "POP ALWAYS PAYS. "
Evening star., 1941-02-11
Court Told Doctor
Refused 10 Operate
On 6. H. A. Member
Group Health Aide Had
To List Girl as Personal
Potent, Witness Says
Earlier story on Page A-i.)


William F. Penniman, first presi-
dent of Group Health Associa ton,
today told the jury in the antitrust
medical case in District Court that
surgeon Of the District Medical
Society refused at first to operate
on patient because she was a
member of G. H A.
The emergency case, Mr.. Penni-
man testified, had been officially
reported by him to the president of
the medical society at the time. DR..
Thomas E. Neill
Il told DR.. Neill." testified Mr.
Penniman. a Government witness,
"of an incident AT Garfield Hospital
which I thought was pretty terrible" !"
The patient, Miss Mary Frances
Steuart, laboratory technician at
G, H. A., he said. had fallen uncon-
sciouS on the floor of her bathroom
at home She was rushed to Gar
field Hospital by DR.. Allan E. Lee,
on the staff of G. H. A, who at that
time still had courtesy privileges at
the hospital
Says Surgeon Refused at First.
When they reached the hospital,
the witness testified, DR.. H. H.
Schoenfeld. a surgeon. member of
the medical society, was to perform
the operation.
DR.. Schoenfeld. however, the wit
ness testified. said he could not per-
form the operation if the patient
was connected with Group Health
Association.
Dr.. Lee finally had to admit the
girl to the hospital as his personal
patient and not as G. H A, pa
tient before DR. Schoenfeld would
perform the operation.
DR.. Neill has told him, Mr. Pen
niman said, that he knew nothing
about the incident
Says Patient Had to Wait.
But Mr.. Penniman told the jury
that 1t had been an emergency
situation and the patient in a Sc
rious condition had had to wait for
the operation during the contro-
versy over her status.
Mr.. Penniman, who was assistant
general manager OF the Home own
ers' Loan Corp. when he was presi-
dent of G. H A, is now deputy gov
ernor of the Federal Home Loan
Bank System. He told the story of
the organization of Group Health
Association. of its contact with the
medical society and how the medical
society had brought to trial two
G. H A. doctors, DR.. Lee and DR..
Mario Scandifio, on charges which
he was prevented from telling the
jury on objection of defense counsel.
The defendants. the American
Medical Association. the District
Medical Society and others, are
charged by the Government with
conspiracy to restrain G. H. A.
through boycott and other restric-
tons.