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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Final PeyoH

As 10 private enterprise, that
can disappear only if we are
willing to accept coercion. or. in
other words, to give up our
freedom.
AS TO forced loans to the
government, that is the final
payroll. Such loans" have been
in the cards ever since the New
d Deal economic decisions got
control at Washington. Now
the war preparations enable
1.-The government" TO use even
more coercion. Eventually. of
course. we will be bankrupt. Has
any one in his senses ever
doubted il?
But in the midst of all this.
don't forget that we went
though another new deal under
Andrew Jackson. We went
through internal disunion and
financial bankruptcy between
1860 and 1879. We survived, and
maintained our freedom and our
private enterprise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Bids anted
By i. S.
b. A. KOPPITZ

The United States army is ask
ing bids on the following items.
II you are interested in entering a
bid, address the financial editor OF
The Detroit Times for further in
formation.
The following bids will be
opened March 3.
Webbing cotton, Ia inches wide, 5o-yard
rolls 1903 40 yards
Buckles. web strap. Il. inch brass.
special black nickel finish. e5 200.
Clips, end. a inch, same finish as
above q5 200
Squares. combination with center head
i2-inch, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Steel Rate
Eases to
81 Ese,. Ct.

NEW YORK Feb 1S.-Steel
operations for this week are sched-
iued al 9i6>per- cent Of inget ca
pscity against 81 per cent in
the previous week. a decrease Of
: ; points or 20 per cent. accord
ing 10 the American Iron and
Steel institute. A month ago the
indicated rate was 96ia per cent.
which was gain of 0.6 OF
point or 0.6 of per cent over the
preceding week.
The following table gives a COM
parison Of current schedule with
the nearest corresponding weeks
81 previous years, together with
the chenges from the week I'M
medAately preceding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Gives Main Point

Does HitlerS conquest Of
France prove that there is no
justification for democracy and
individual rights?
The main ,,olnt. however. is
that the New Deal failures
prove the existence of definite
economic laws. II failed 10 raise
prices to the 1926 level. or TO
get parity" for farm prices. 1t
failed 10 bring prosperity to the
farmers. II failed 70 solve the
problem of unenployme II 1t
failed TO prevent the boom of
1861 and the depression Of
1883.
The New Deal is not a con-
tinuous thing II has twisted
and turned. II is a patchwork
OF policies. II has finally been
driven by its economic failure
TO abandon all pretense to
solvency and economy, and turn
10 national defense as a means
Of maintaining its hold on the
nation.
I cannot see how this record
Indicates that economic TVS do
not exist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
New Deal Failure
Seen Triumph
0fECOnOmi(s
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Eeonemles, y. \. unlvsrsit,
ROCHESTER. y. Y. asks;
Doesn't the continued exist
ence of the New Deal show that
there never were laws of eco
Monies: Won't private enter
prise disappear: Won't the
stock market soon he only
memory: Won't peoples saw
ings he borrowed tat per cent
or less) 20 pay interest on the
national debt. until private capt.
tai Is all forced into government
obligations"
Answer: You might as well
argue that the long period dur
lne which private enterprise
throve. proves that economic
law does exist. After all, that
was a period Of about $50 years.
which makes the New Deal
period seem very short indeed
Slavery lasted a long while.
Does that prove that IL was
right or economically sound? =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Stocks Move Up
After Weak
Opening
BY LESLIE GOULD
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-The
stock market met support and
firmed up today after a decline at
the start. Industrial and rail av-
erages came back for slight gains,
while the utilities were off slightly.
Despite this showing. though.
some of the high-priced stocks
suffered large declines. Allied
Chemical and Coca-Cola lost 2
points each, and Dow Chemical a
point.
Du Pont started a point lower
but came back for slight gain.
Union Carbide advanced a point.
The majority of steels scored small
gains. while Bethlehem wiped out
a half point loss.
ChrySler and General Motors
moved up, as did the electrical
equipments. Most coppers ad-
vanced also. Douglas halved a
decline of almost a point in avia-
tons. Other aviations moved up
small fractions.
Majority of rails showed small
declines at the opening and then
moved up for fractional gains.
Union Pacific was a backward
exception. Atchison was a strong
spot.
Small declines predominated in
utilities Rubber shares were
higher. while oils and mail orders
were firm.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-Wheat
opened unchanged 10 X cent lower
today. corn unchanged TO u cent
up and oats unchanged
WHEAT-May. 7Sd 7Sbc: JULY
q q 73Ac; September, 73l. a
1850.
CORN May, 59ia n 59t.c; July.
/ SO = q 59Esc: September. 577sc.
Z OK ff-Ss=Hfay. BIC: july. 30Ic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Canada Building
AT 1O-Yr. High

TORONTO, Feb. 49, = The
marked rise in recent months in
Canadian building activity has
brought the value of contracts
awarded to the highest point in 10
years, says A. E. Arscott, general
manager of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce. Total contracts in
1910 amounted TO S346,010000. an
increase of IS per cent over 1889.
There was virtually no change
in residential building (S67 $4,000
in f940l. but business building at
$104 soc, 900 was 80 per cent higher,
industrial building at Sl21,76l 900
was over five and a third times
greater while engineering at $751;
$4,000 was "a per cent higher.
Contracts awarded in January,
1911. amounted to SIS, $50 900. the
highest for that month since 1890.
Canadian industrial activity rose
from l32 at mid-December 10 133
at mid-January 1887 eQualed 100,
while the percentage of plant ca
.pacity utilized remained the same
at sc. This slight rise in activity
was contraSeaSonal.
1t was the result of a moderate
increase in The tempo of automo-
tive and other iron and steel pro-
duction. mainly on government
order, which more than Offset the
continued seasonal decline in food
stuffs and clothing. although even
here the decline was less than a
year ago. mainly as a result al
production for the armed forces
and ofher war requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
.(Kesson Sale!
10 in January

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-Gonsofi.
dated net sales of NcKesson G.
Robbins. Inc, for January rose
nearly 10 per cent over volume in
the like period OF 1910 according
to preliminary figures announced
today by William J. Nardan. trus-
tee. Total sales were SlIl36. Oil
compared TO SIP 500 SOB
Sales OF the drugs and sundrieS
department showed a comparative
increase az isl per cent owe,
January. 1910 being Sl114O,972
against SO 800 $40. Wine and liquor
department sales of s. $50 ga
were Str per cent above me sales
Of 81 90S044 in January, 1910, ac-
cording TO the preliminary figures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Farmers Market

APPLEs-De Delicious, fancy. 50 bu. No. I.
81 40T l rs; Greetings, No. !, 75c q 81 rs
bu. No. ?, 4oa soc; Jonathans, fancy,
81 4odl.5o bu; No. /, eoc a St25; No. 2.
5oa 7Sc Shows. No. /, eoc q 81. rs hu.: No.
q 75cGSI; Mcintosh. fancy. S1.75d2 hu.
No. /. si25ai50; No. ?. 75c1s1, wag-
ners. No. J, S1d Is hu.
FRENCH FNDtVE-No I. 81 50 5-lo.
box 20 2 &c 1Sl
PFFTe ~ /. 50 = esc hu
CABBAGE No. !. S10125 hi: Ne ?.
Re1 cabbage. No. /. s. s5c hu.; No. ?.
osrPoTs- No. I. s5a s5c bu.; No. ?.
CELERY souAREs-No. /, s5c $40;
CELERY Fancv. 4oa soo do1. punches
70. ! p q 35e. No. :, zoe; Root, No. /,
HoRsER.p,sH-No. !. s2.oaa su-'
IFEHs " 1, 90 soc Dozen hurcses
7 ONIONS Dry fs1rv. Si4tfo aa-lh.
sal y co. r. " . 90 SOC.
PAPerFv ROOT roG-sr I'M
PARsNTPs No. / s5a $50 hu. No ?.
POTATOES sailo hu. M. /.
- 81 me ~ . '0H sec
RAnrsHFs Ho,baase snaso Dozen
RHUBARp Ho,bau-e fancy. 400 ,or s.
n box choice. "a 2se. small So SOC
dozen ts1ehss
Hr-T.R.Gas- 70 /. so7 sc M
SQUASH H8hber8 No !, 1881 rs
he ~ . 7se4Sf
TrnvIrs ~,r-y stot2'. VI. :. so7
vr~r~'e'F OYSTERS No :. 5oa $50
TottTRy Hsrs I've hesvy h-ss4. IN
= 72- H. Icrrorns 80 'ee hretfsr- hs-'.v
- 20 ~ ie~N-r7. lf1i7c ducks. i51
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Marked Rise I!o:sd
In Commodity Index

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-There
was marked increase in the
price levels last week. according
10 the wholesale commodity price
index compiled by the National
Fertilizer Association. This index
in tho week ended February -
rose - I0l ! from 999 in the pre-
c. rs wee \ month ar) Tho
inae,- was 10l1 and n year ago
ga based on tine 1858 average
as 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Pere Marquette Nets
S371,743 in Month

Pere Marquette Railway net in
come for January was S37l,743
against S270,173 for the like
month of 1910, according to r. J
Bowman. vice president. Tota
operating revenues were S2,124,
07S, against S2.S99,570. with ne
railway operating income of S536.
773. against S447,248 in January
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Bank Named Fiscal AGENT

National Bank of Detroit has
been appointed fiscal agent for the
state Of Michigan for paying
principal and interest on highway
Improvement and soldiers bonus
bonds. State Of Michigan ma
turities total 100000 in 1911:
so 900 0G0 in 1912. 100000 in
1913. and Sl1.o5O.0OO in 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Growinq Science

THE proper handing of in
vestments is science, although
not an exact science, and the
time viii come when those of
tho investment banking and
brokerage profession will treat
their clients holdings and new
investments in the same careful
manner as a diagnostician checks
and examines his patient before
prescribing for his bodily we'll
being.
TOO many of the present ills
of the investment banking bust
ness should not he placed at the
doors of government regulation;
much OF this Is salutary. II Is
true that there are many un-
necessarily restrictive rules and
rCgulg tions Of the SEC, but 1
have hope that in time they will
he modified.
There must be n rebirth Of
hope. confidence and pride In the
investment profession; q reaiiza-
ton OF the essential services TO
he rendered In our national life;
its great responsibility TO the
investing public and society In
general.
at is always darkest just be-
fore the dawn
With this last sentiment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
lBM on 44-Hour Week

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-Interna-
tional Business Machines Corpora
tion's main plant at Endicott. n.
Y, which has been operating on a
40-holr week for number OF
years. viii increase It's operations
Immediately TO "A hours a week,
Thomas j. Watson, president, an
nounCed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Mullen Vice President
OF Detroit Ad AGENCY

Frank J. Mullen has accepted
the vice presidency Of Holden.
Graham e. Clark. Inc.. advertising
agency With offices IN The Doro-
W. PuiIfi--.
WNlen vse r. s.. .c~rz viii
tn Detroit o'fi~e Of re Curtis
Publishing Company and recently
was associated with the late Theo-
oore r. MscMsnus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
S253,O06 Net Profit
Cy f.cCcrd Radiator

NcCord Radiator and ManufacV
turing Company reports for the
year ended December 81 a net
profit of S253086, against S69o36
in 1929.
Capital stock consists of 27325
shares of So cumulative Glass A,
25.571 shares Of funding stock and
90 ESQ shares of Glass 3 stock,
al Of no par value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Linz Locomotive
Expanding lis Plant

TOLEDO, Feb. 19.-Lima Loco
motive Works, Inc, al Lima. O..
has started work on : S29000O adj
dition TO the plant. which will add
100000 square feet of floor space.
Lima is now employing 1900
workers on 80 locomotives sched-
uled for delivery by August so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Detroit Poultry

" '.H-"f- Fff.T- n" = II ="
r-l.- =. IN a. -f-..s .IH So
.r-..s-s 70 20 FL. fH- o. -.
SEA PEE ..r no
hrs r. g. Irs 49, ur g.
los and 4p. 1se a1csr ia. 1ic ranris
sIns ssd " ~
EGGs-Nafset ffHlsf Current rsce. pts
i5e. undsrgrtdss, is17 i5Ase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
United Air Line Officer
To Address ALB Here

Philip NJ. Wilcox. secretary and
gee'S' ant 10 tho president of United
ti~ Lines. VII SpeaE on This
7.'-.-ass o. FLYNN" O. the dinner
rc7t inC o. the Mems Forum De-
troit chan'ec American Institute
OF banking. $50 p m. February
10, in the Detroit-Leland Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Hoskins Mfg. Earns
S558,3O2 in 1910

Hoskjns Manufacturing Company
for 1910 had net profit of $685.
302. equal to Sill a share, against
S4S3. 259. or 81 a share in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
NOTICE OF PRIOR PAYMENT:


The Detroit Edison Company has In
structnd Bankers Trust Company N ray on
and after January ?. 1891. the principal OF.
and premium and accrued interest 70 March
/. 1911 on any Of said bonds which are pre-
scented Al the Corporate Trust Department u
Bankers Trust Company. rs Wall Streeit
New York City Bonds presented prior tol
February !. 1871. should have the February
], 1871 coupons thccompanie by appropriate
Federal income tax ownership certihcstrrl
and all subsequently maturing coupons at
tached. Bonds presented after February I.
latl should have attached all coupons mstur.
ing after such date and the February /.
1871 coupons appsrtainins 70 such bonds
should be detached and presented for eaiips>
ton IN tho usual manner
IS a convenience to the nondholdsrs, ar.
ranVemenfs have been made Nv Bankers
Trust Company 30 that 4 said bonds and
tNg0ns are nfesnn ad At he Principal OF.
ifeNrf Rational Bank ~ Detroit. $50 Wood
ward Avenue. Detroit. Michigan. on or sitter
January 2. 1871, the holder thereof will re-
eeive payment in Detroit upon the tsrms
above stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Nntional nl.tiIl,r, rroGnet. Corror

National Distillers Products Corporation
ana wholly owned suhfidterie- In 1910
sHows net profit n So T1i2 ; equal T.
51cs a sh1re o. the ro~ro1 IN 70
rs7vsat9n nsc-7sary for exre-s profits tax.
arsf~t. q 007 I23 In 1852 o. 1913 a
snare. Federal income taxes last year we're
increased 81. i4a .043 or more tnan 100 per
cent ABOVE 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by BonKard A Co
Windsor. Prices ~ cents Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO FEB Tins BUTTER
Receipts $50 tubs steady. extras. a2
score Soc standards ao-seore cars. 2ei4 G:
eXfrs frsts 81 score 2aNc firsts $3.50
saara - 4 p 20 specials 90 score, 3aia q
sat5c
FGGs-Rece pts 1854 csses "a &c
~ current receipts itac. fresh Extra
frsfs Is, "a isc fresh frsts. i5iz q Is z. c.
dIr'1es 13'sc. checkf i3c
CHEESE Twins 15', 11sc. daisfs
rria's and longhorns 49, aishe
LIVE POULTRY Steady, turkeys Il q
i9e hens IS = 1ec. isrnorn hens. e6i4itc
srrinEers 1sta G2lt4c' broilers IS q lec
ROSTERS, ii9iihc. ducks, y lsc, geese
10 fsc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
rAsr RIrFaIn

ao,art~an U-ssf-~ r~-ar Cornn-a'i~- re-
ro~4s frr 80 r-f-H rHref-7a- -
~. re- ~ $50 -fa 49, a~fse -.7'iat in
f-~s-t - 49, ~--r---s ~ .Frf 90 se~e-rf
we. - 20 $3.50 f..-..f f-.-- -ss
tosra ss7 80 u-z- ~ - f.s'u~s r~--'N's
-,itn rect ffn@''fafIo~s 49, 49, rrofi' fr9~s-
fsr~sd - snr-Iur ,-as STe 80 r. 80
vsar fa7a fhs re- nrofi' vas 1878 74e
sr.r charges ard federal income taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

With this last sentiment !
heartily agree.
Copyrrh,. 1891. by p c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Detroit Stocks
1904 Range


"a "a II FsaUnlted SHIT
uNLIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
City Skate Me ct
Summaries
SENIOR MEN

SENIOR MIN
Points. Ed Oitenkamp and George ONE
encnuk. 50 tOmelenchuk won championship
in hslf-mile skateofj. Henry Gesquire. 30
= j a-ae--ia-
-He4ea IA Mater QFl4elsHehllkr 10
40 yaFAs-Weh hy Oldenkamp Thomp-
son second; HAYDEN third Time. a 8.
Two rnile-Won b. Gesquire, Thompson
second, g. Omelenchuk, third. Time, 90.
SENIOR WOMEN
Points. Virginia Depier 50; Ann scotty.
70: Dorothy Johnson, 20 Muriel Bubbles 3.
go yaras-won by scot,y; Delp.r. sec
ond; Johnson. third Tire. 81.
440 yaras-Won ~ DeIpier scotty, sec
$50 ysrds-Won By Delpier scotty, sec
ond. Miller. third. Time. t53 s.
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Points: Russell Wide, So Lenn!e Nc
Dougall 70. Ted oldenkamp so. Wallace
200 yards-vv1r nv MrI,uuEsfi; T Old
enkamp. second. Wide third. Time. ~ 4.
$50 yaras--Won b. Vine HAYDEN sec
ond McDougan third Time 2ls.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Points Margaret Cook. 40 Jean Cook
and Eleanor Connolly tied FOR second with
so varss-wo, bv NarFaret Cook.
Eleanor Connolly, second Jean COOK. third.
$50 yards-won BY. Margaret Cook; Jean
COOK. second 1Cean2!. Z tistrt. Time i:o6.i
Points: I'd FinHeEan. So Roy palazola
70; Gordon Heta. %. Howard Allison. 10.
220 yards-Wo1 by Palazolla; Finnegan
second Hetu. third Time. % :
$50 yards-Won ~ F.nneesn. Paiasoiis.
second Howarf Allison third Time 40 2
JINI0R GIRLS
Points: Lorraine sabe. SO katherine
Dornan 30, Man. Place. 20 Evelyn
22o Yards -won bv sase. Dornan. sec
ono Roberts. thlrds Tine Is
40 yards-won by sabe Pace. second
'''''' H,E>ILI RoYs
kamp. % steve Yamin. % Bud Al.
22o ysrss-won tv paqae,,. yonin.
second oI3enkatup. .hlra Tine %
so yar5s Ven b o.aeakamp. Paqaeiie,
second opr> rSESrs
Fred Pabfrsar1 Memorial FIee-MHe Pace
Won by George Onefenrhuk Diek Rus
sell. second Russell Wide tfird. Tine
22o Yards senior uea waa ~ - o.sen.
kamp. Johu Ea1ne-fE- sfeaa1. feFsst
NOVICE TNENTs
Ore nile senior men Won BY George
rr5r2uK T6uy ff77ZTC'I- Erc5rlTf. frs7- fJIT7sr-
third TINE %
one mite Intermediate boys Won by Don
wtngard D.ek BrgnX second; Bob Nun
40 yards intermediate hoys-Wnn by
Alex Allison. Ba9 #.neard. second Chuck
Delpier. third. Time So
NOR BOYS
$50 yards-Won hy Howard Allison Roy
Palazolla, second. Duane Dahl, third. Time
1873.
40 yards intermediate Eirls-Won by
Eleanor Connolly Mildred Scott, second ;
Mary Lou Vorpagel. third. Time. 50.
220 yards midget hoys--Won by Mike
Deterra. Ken Gsloraith, second; William
Simon. third. Time. .272
220 yards cradle elass tboys) Won by
George Mantho Richard Roberts. second :
Earle Gsrue. third. Tine. .36.
100 Yards cradle class (girls) Won by
Patsy Husemann. Chris Ross second; Miss
Carrel. third. Time, :1s.s
Community relay. senior men--Won BY
team Of Leo Hayden, Vince Denecour Dick
Russell. Jimmie Thompson; team Of Wal
lace Hayden. Len NcDougal, Bill Purdy
ana Ted Olaenkamp, second
Community relay. Junior hoys-Won by
team Of Gordon RYAN. Don Wingard. Alex
Allison and Ted Odenkamp. team % Eddie
Delpler. Al Schackeft George Trotzuk and
Erwin Stommel. second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Will Open
Inst. Louis

Detroit Tigers will open the
1911 baseball season in st. Louis
April Is, according to the official
American League schedule an
nounced today.
The Tigers opening game at
Briggs Stadium will be against
Cleveland on Friday, April Is.
A feature of the 1871 schedule
will be the appearance of the Ii
gers at home on all three national
holidays-Decoration Day, indie
pendence Day and Labor Day.
The annual All-Star game will
be held in Detroit for the first
time Tuesday, July 8.
The season will windup at Briggs
Stadium September %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

What is billed as an all-action
fight card will be presented at
Fairview Gardens tonight by Pro-
moters Walter Sharp and Jim
Hart.
Joey Miehielove, the "socking
Serb is paired with Larry Ray,
rugged Italian, is one of the four
headliners.
Another welter scrap features
Billy Starr. the Flint l47-pounder'
with Len Nelson. hard-punching
Detroiter. Nelson last week broke
the jaw of Chuck IIirst when he
dropped the Jewish southpaw in
the first round.
- Buddy Waterman and Rudy
Kozole, principals in a disputed
bout last week, meet in a rematch
with Kozole slightly favored.
Waterman was given the nod IN
their first bout but the crowd
thought Kozole should have won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Record Turnout.
Sees Leafs Win
Continued from First Sport Page

last night to increase his edge on
the only netminder who has
chance to catch him. Freshman
Johnny Mowers of Detroit Big
Turk has allowed only 81 goals
in "a games as against < so fer
Mowers in 81. while their nearest
foe, Frank Brimsek of Boston,
has already been beaten II times.
Big Turk stopped his share o.
hard shots bat he doesn't deserve
all the credit for last nights
shutout. Some blame attaches IL
self 10 the Wings, who although
they were playing against an 1p-
paTentiy tired Toronto team. mt
everything but the net most OF
the night.
~ Only Detroit victor Of the night
was Fisher. who outpunched Sta
nowski in second period setto.
They made peace in the penalty
box when Wally handed Joe u
cup Of victor.
DETROIT TORONTO
Movers ..s....s. q ...,.lsss-. Broda
ORLANDO ~......,.. Z. D......... Hamilton
stewart ..'..s-.- l. D-........ AeDona d
t5fosso ..........- 49,. LanFelae
Wares ..,........k W.. q y Metz
Detroit slts-nates- Af1f,er 49, F.sb--
Rfawn Ha9g y BTusetsaa Bruneieau
Toronto a+s-nates - Davidson Nprs
ksmnuan s'aaoV-ski Chisholm Mann.
eff.r rs D. Co..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

Almost. but not quite" was the
verdict as Chrysler walked off the
field with 3D. victory over Iosco
yesterday in the National Amateur
Soccer Cup game on the automen's
field.
Failure TO convert on a penalty
kick by Andy McDougall and sew
ersl misses on golden opportunities
cost Iosco the game. The losers
outrushed the automen most Of
the first period. but the score at
half time was 20 in favor Of
ChTysler.
Two goals within the FIRST 10
minutes by Neil Campbell cav
Chrysler its lead
4 few minutes after The second
Lalf opened. Butch Lenard tailed
wTat proved n Be the Wlnn7nE
goal
The game provided two casual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Jackson Woman
Tops Field in
State Meet

BATTLE CREEK. Jan. 27.-
Fifty-two teams opened the fif-
teenth annual women's state bowl
ing tournament here this week
end as a blond Jackson housewife
dominated the Sabbath pin spill
ing.
Harriet Smith Of the Jackson
Hi-Speed team. which is leading
Glass a teams with a 2,33l score,
Sunday rolled games of 21l, 172
and go for a GLIB series to take a
commanding lead in Class A sin
giles. with Evelyn Woods of De-
troit second with 56S. Mrs. Smith
teamed with Laura Felde to place
second in Class a doubles with 952
pins, Mary Dunn and Eleanor
Freer of jackson leading with 9S4.
Mrs. Smith scored sol in doubles
and 45S in the team event to give
her the all-events lead with 1872
Evelyn Woods SOS and Goldie
Leroy's sid led Detroit Class A
singles and IN Class B. Erden
Stubs of Detroit rolled 4S6 for a
third place tie. Blue Bell bowlers
No. 2 scored 1922 pins TO give
Detroit first place in Glass {
Teams Gnldie Leroy leaned with
Kay Klag for 93S and fifth place
in Glass a doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

Arena Gardens offers a variety
card tonight which includes both
wrestling and boxing, the glove
flinging to be done by pair of
matmen who have little feud of
their own to settle.
They are Bull Montana and
"Reb" Russell who pummelled one
another about with bare fists and
wrestling holds a week ago until
Russell finally ended the bout
with a right to the jaw. Mat holds
will be discarded tonight and a
pair of 8-ounce gloves substituted
They are scheduled for six rounds.
Superman. the masked heavy
weight. will wrestle Frederick Won
Schacht. Farmer Jones will try to
toss fluffy" elect with his flying
Jenny hold in another match.