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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Thineldds
Show Way; 8
Records Set

EAST LANSING, March l.
Michigan Normal carried off top
honors in the twenty-first annual
Michigan State track carnival
which drew eight schools to Jeni-
son Fieldhouse last night.
The Hurons rolled up eight VIC
tories and three seconds in the
carnival which is run on a nom
point basis. Next to the leader was
Michigan State, which won five
first places and six seconds.
In spite of its show of power,
Michigan Normals performance
was partially lopefshadowed by
eight new records-all of which
were established by Michigan
State, Wayne and Western State.
Three fieldhouse and five carni-
val marks were eclipsed. Cleon
Smith, Spartan junior. registered
a new record for the 300-yard
dash when he lowered both the
fieldhouse and carnival records to
1928.
Gerrit Stukkie OF Western
State set new carnival mark for
the 75-yard dash when he made
the distance in 1T. Michigan
States 440-yard relay team
eclipsed the fieldhouse and carni-
val time in IA; Wayne's half-mile
relay time broke both records in
their event with 1:31.5. and the
Tartars' mile relay also lowered
the carnival time with 3:278.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

NICK kAli-ER, promoter Of the international
Sportsmens Show, current in Chicago During the
on season, you can't please a sportsman more than
by letting him pick up and examine the equipment
of his sport"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

To Win

Unless something unforeseen
happens, Southeastern and South
western should take top honors in
their respective divisions Of the
Metropolitan Cage League.
Both have met their closest
competitors, but have proved their
right to the leaderships by run
ming up seven consecutive wins
apiece.
Southeastern met Northern yes
terday in the top game on the east
side and the Jungaleers, out to
keep their record unblemished,
downed their north-end opponents,
1928. The leaders were never in
serious trouble enjoying a half
time =lead.2e-z.Den Eund and
Lewis Parry, Jungaleers team
mates, continued their point
getting achievements as Parry
dropped IN five fleld goals and
three charity losses for 13 points,
and Lund found the basket for 10
points on five field goals.
PARKERS TAKE I'D
Highland Park. city champion.
took over sole possession of second
place by virtue of its win over
Northeastern, 1923, and North
ern's loss
Casmer -Makeski- CaSS Tech fer
ward continued his scoring spree
by rolling up q points on nine
field goals and three free losses
as the Technicians downed PERISH
ing. 40-1S. Makeski scored 2S
points in his last appearance to
gain individual scoring honors for
the season. He continues to lead
the league in scoring with III
pOiDfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

LEW JENKINS. lightweight boxer: 81 still
have hopes of becoming an army camp boxing
instructor. They're keeping me In mind in Wash.
ington. ~
IheN're going 90 have a big camn dour In p.o.,...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
What They Say

LEO DUROCHER- of the Dodgers. "Tve
training - - 80 ~ 'i" :" '"e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
JUDGES ASSIGNMENTS

Alex H. Stewart of Chicago
tackled most of the hound group;
most important of DIR. W.-B-
assignment was the Irish
Settlers in which there is so much
local interest of late. The veteran
judge and artist. Emo Meyer, took
on much of the working dog group
and John B. Charles all the
spaniels excepting the American
cookers.
Judging will run this afternoon
and evening and all day Sunday,
before the final Examinations that
night. In the meanwhile, the obedi-
cree tests with Clyde A. Henderson
judging will start. There are &c
dogs in the various divisions and
it will take the judge the full two
days to sort them out. Dog train
ing has gained thousands of sup
porters in recent years, and De-
troit is one of the leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
New Canine Champ
One Will Be CrolUned at Record Dog ShoO Opening
Today as Unbeatable My DUN Brucie Stays Home

L. Tow and a dozen assistant
veterinary surgeons personally ex-
amined every dog before allowing
him to be benched.
Local dogs joined their rivals
at the outer hall and went
through the same examinations
then were passed along to their
proper benches. so that by 10
o'clock the big show began to fune-
tiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
TWO STATE ENTRIES

Michigan has two entries, the
72-foot yawl Windigo, scratch boat
of the fleet under charter 10 Har-
low Noble DaXock of Detroit and
Howard Baxter Of Grand Rapids,
and MatiIInf. 4 5S-foot ydwf char
tered by Dave Sloss of Bayview
Yacht Club.
Windieo is given 4 good chance
of winning the race. She is we'll
crewed and travels in any kind of
going. Malihini. although she had
a good outfit aboard. is Just a
comfortable cruising ship If the
sea and winds are light.
Her crew hope fer little more
than getting TO Havana if she
holds together Her new spar,
replacing the one lost in the Mas
sau race last month, is still I'M
tried under canvas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
HAVE MANY GUESTS

Malihini and Windigo had many
guests yesterday including Her.
schel Lutes, Lin Stedman and his
son. Junior. Mrs. Fred Temple,
whose business is sailing aboard
Windigo. Mrs. Herman Petzold
and Miss Connie Howard of New
York.
Harry Fletcher and his son Tom
OF A1pena were aboard Malihini.
Fletcher has just bought the 12-
meter sloop Iris of New York with
his brother Phil. Iris" will be
brought to the Great Lakes this
Summer and Fletcher plans to
sail her in both Mackinac races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
WAYNE'S ONLY WIN


The later two REGARD breaking
marks were in the only events
taken by Wayne. Western State
was the winner of one event, the
75-yard dash. Only other first
place winner was Kalamazoo
which outclassed its rivals in the
$50 and mile relay match races.
Individual star of the meet was
Charles (Whitey) Had of Michi-
gan Normal. The only defending
titleholder. Had captured both
the 75-yard high and low hurdles.
Broad jump-Won by Kessler michigan
stated scheld michigan state). second;
Reed (Kalamazoo). third; Chester tAlma),
fourth. Distance. % feet 3% inches.
Two-mile relay-Won Michigan Normal
State, second; Michigan State. third, Kala-
mazoo. fourth. Time, s:1s.3,
5ot-yard dash-Won by Smith michigan
ststel; Jones michigan Normal, SECOND;
michigan stste). fourth. Time, :32.s.
New fieldhouse and carnival record. old
record. :33 by Charles Doan of Wayne,
1940D
Shot put--won by Rosenzwig tMichigan
Normal; Betker tWayneb, second. Olson
twestern state). third; Smiley michigan
statel, fourth. Distance, - feet inches.
High tump-Won by Lucarellie (Mchi-
gan Normal; Harris and Moore (Mchigan
State). Clark Michigan NormaD. Wilson
tAlma), Shoberg western State), tied for
second place. Height feet 1875 inches.
stateD: Mccarthy michigan state). sec
ond: Hladd michigan Normal, third;
Adams tWayne). fourth. Time. III. New
carnival record, old record. rs by David
Conway of Michigan Normal, 1900
Pole vault-Wonch michigan STATED and
Webb michigan Normal. tied for first;
Harris michigan State) and Stein tMichi-
gan NormaD, tied for third place. Height,
44o-yard relay--won by Michigan State
tKaulitz, Rosenbaum. Mccarthy. Dorsnl
Wayne. second; Western State. third;
Michigan Normal, fourth. Time, "A. New
fieldhouse and carnival record, old record,
:4.s by Wayne. 1e40)
Two-mile run--Won by Lee michigan
NormaD; Mangon michigan state). sec
Durham michigan NormaD, fourth. Time.
$50.
sso-yard relay tmatched)-won by Kala-
mazoo CElsbcy. Boskelman, Yehle, Web
ster): Hillsdsle, second; Albion, third.
Time. 1872.
sso-yard reiay-won by Wayne (wingo.
Wright. Grant. Doan); Western State. sec
ond Michigan state third Time .or 81 "a +;
record, 1917 by Marquette. 1e40.)
75-yard high hurdles-won by HAD
michigan NormaD; Summerfield tMichf-
gan NormaD, second: Buschman tMichigan
State), third; Stevens michigan State),
Medley relay GAO 22o. $50, 'milel-won
by Michigan Normal CLARK. Jones. Fem
per. QUINN: Michigan State. second; ;
Western State, third; Kalamazoo. fourth
Time. 1884,.
75-yard low hurdles-Won by Had
michigan Normal: Symmetrical fMichi-
gan NormaD second Stevens michigan
state). third; Adams tWayne), fourth.
Time. :ss
One-mile relay fmatchedl-Won by Kala-
mazoo (Reed Smith. Yehle, Webster :
Albion second. Time, 3:433.
One-mile relay-Won by Wayne CWingo,
Wright Grant. Doan): Michigan state
second: Western State. third Michigan
Normal fourth Time. 3:27.7. New carni-
val record. old record 3:27.s by Michigan
Normal 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
COCKTAIL PARTIES

The race today ended a three
day gala at the St Petersburg
Yacht Club which this year set
even a higher standard in hospi-
tally. It should be chronicled,
however. that the cocktail parties
shared popularity honors with the
fireplace in-the clubhouse as il
has been very cold. Crews of most
ships spent considerable time
yesterday shopping for long wooden
underwear for the race.
Most of the Western Hemisphere
is represented in the race. There's
the gay crew of Mario Munoz
Bustanent aboard the 2S-foot
Cuban cutter Bicho Malo II. The
Gulf Stream is owned by Dudley
Sharpe of Houston, Texas, who has
a mile-long drawl.
This latter ship has a STAR
studded crew which includes. Al
LOOMS. famous ocean racer and
yachting writer. Edgar Du Prey.
Garner Tullis and Jimmy Brickell.
Ducky 'Endt is a last-minute addi-
ton TO Bob Johnson's small after
guard on Good News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

jim bRADDOCk. one-tine heavyweight boxin
Comiskey was brutality mismatched when they
threw him In Herewith Baer and Noya=He.s still
young enough To start all over again and with
no tanker the, WHY I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Employment Agencies
Female Help Wanted

CHRISTIAN girl to play piano for religious
services. Address Box B-636s Detroit
Times
sALESWOMEN to sell Nylon Hosiery
Apply In person. Springfield Bldg, Enc
floor. $40 Woodward.
WANTED-Young lady for dancing, Satur-
day. March g.: must be between 20 and
IS years old. Write Tony Bell. $50 Bates
street. Birmingham. March g. give age and
fun particulars. Photo appreciated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Agents Wanted

COMPLETE tractor trailer units wanted
steady hauling Indiana, Illinois, Michi-
gan. Ohio; 300-mile radius. return loads.
McClosky a Shaffer Trucking Co, Nc
Kinley avenue. Chicago Heights. Illinois.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
CITY OR COUNTRY?

CITY OR COUNTRY?
A KANSAS CITY friend told me
recently that he had bought small
farm within an hours drive of the
city. My friend is, and has been.
city worker. He is the father of
a family of children of from 5 to Is
years of age. He has been fearful
of the financial future of America.
The man from whom the farm
was purchased had become enam-
ored of what he considered the OPP
portunities, the conveniences, the
attractions, of the city and wished
the privilege of enjoying these for
himself and his family.
What my Kansas City friend has
purchased is an assurance of health,
shelter, warmth and food for his
family and for himself. Chickens,
cow, pigs, a garden, wood lot
from which to cut fuel, provide these
things, if nothing more, and he was
wise to secure place where he
can keep his feet on the ground and
has an insurance against hunger.
At the end of five years, the man
who sold may have realized his ex-
pectation of enjoyment of opper-
tunity, convenience and attraction
of the city, but the chances are 100
to against him. The vast majority
IN any large city evidence more of
failure than of success.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
First Political Cartoon

The first political cartoon in this
country was designed by Benja-
min Franklin and appeared in his
Pennsylvania Gazette IN I754 It
depicts a snake cut in eight parts,
representing the eight colonies, and
is captioned Join or Die" In an
attempt to unite the people during
the French and Indian war. For
over 20 years, whenever an occa-
sion arose to consolidate the colo
MES, this crude drawing was re-
printed, thus probably exerting
influence over longer period of
time than any other political car
toon ever drawn.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

If you have a relative or friend
IN the service and have any doubts
about what to send him as gifts,
your problems are over. The serv-
ice men have solved it for you by
naming tobacco as their first
choice in gifts. Actual sales rec
ords show the favorite cigarette
with men IN the Army, Navy, Ma
rine Corps, and Coast Guard is
Camel. Prince Albert is the popu-
lar smoking tobacco. With these
preferences In mind, local tobacco
dealers feature Camels by the car
ton and Prince Albert In the pound
tin as ideal gifts to the men In the
service from the folks back home.
ADV.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

the first three months, and that
least go per cent were on one-famil.
homes. Their total number of nev
buildings financed was As per cen
of all one-and-two-family homes bull
IN the urban areas.
Two-fats or duplexes or "doubl,
houses as they are variously called,
constituted a minor part of the home
building both years, So per cent last
year and 81 per cent this year, but
they contribute to home-ownership
In most instances, since the owner is
likely to occupy one of the two units.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

dwelling units put up in urban areas
the first quarter of 1914, and found
an increase from 719 per cent to
1873 per cent between this year and
last, In the ratio of one-family
homes to all new places to live.
Fermor S. Cannon, Indianapolis,
chairman of the leagues commit
tee, said that savings and loan as
sociations furnished financing for ap-
proximately 1900 new homes of
the one-and-two-family types, during
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

INDIANAPOLIS. - Americas re-
vival of the residential building hab-
it, which has featured the 1940s to
date, IS still based on addiction to
the one-family home, the home build
ing and home owning committee of
the United States Savings and Loan
league points out after analyzing re-
cent private enterprise building sta
tistics.
The committee examined peril
nent facts about the $4,000 new
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ASK Me =
ANOTHER (
The Questions
A General Quiz

1. What was the fourteenth
state to be admitted to the Union?
2. How many times does the
tide ebb and flow during each
period of "a hours and 81 minutes?
3. What is the smallest indie
pendent state in South America?
4. How does the area Of Green
land compare with that of the
British Isles?
5. What king rebuked the fat
terry of his courtiers by showing
that the advancing waves paid no
heed to his commando
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WHERE GLAMOUR AND
ROMANCE WAS KING

MAJOR JERRY REED was
cowboy on the King ranch in Texas
before he became a major. When
he entered the World war, Jerry
quit bronco-busting and cow-punch-
ing to enter the aviation service, in
which he rose to the rank of major.
As sideline he taught prize fighting
to the fistically inclined young
bloods of the army. With the close
of the war he entered the concrete
contracting field.
But Jerry has dreamed of the
glamour and romance of that great
baronial estate of more than a mil
lion acres, the King ranch. To Jerry
the ruler of that domain was great
er than any king or potentate.
After years of contention the state
of Texas has built a public high
way straight through the center of
those million and more acres. To
Jerry the ruler of that domain is
now but an ordinary individual, and
the romance and glamour of the
Lone Star state is gone.
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BY VIRGINIA VALE


NIENDY BARRIE aad
w George Sanders were sort
of rocked back on their heels
recently on the set of RKO's ga
Date With the Falcon" They
were introduced to Michele Nor
gan, the French actress who
makes her screen debut here in
"Joan of Paris" and promptly
acknowledged the Introduction
in fluent French. Then they
went on from there. But Miss Nor
gan shut up like clam; not even
a "Oui, QUIZ did she utter.
Finally, when they'd about decid-
ed that their French was all wrong,
she explained that she was trying
so hard to be completely American
that she wasn't even thinking in
French!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

John BOles is returning to the
screen In Monographs boy o.
Mine" Remember John? He used
to be one of the screens most popu-
lar singing stars. He's been doing
concert tours and sort of resting on
his laureIs, during his vacation from
the screen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
SLIM ON DIET

SLIM WILLIAMS, an old Alas
kan sourdough, prefers cream puffs
to blubber as a steady diet. A few
years ago, "Slim" drove dog team
from Fairbanks, Alaska, to Wash
ington, D. c. A later exploit was
an attempt to ride motorcycle
from Fairbanks to New York to
prove the practicability of high
way from Alaska to the American
line. Slim" and his motorcycle
did not get to New York, but he did
get through the Alaska and British
Columbia mountains to the Amer
lean line and so claims to have
proved his contention about a high
way. "Slim" regrets he has passed
soldering age because cream puffs
are now part of army rations.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

Robert Preston, who recently was
chosen by vote of the nations ex-
hibitors as one of the top leading
men in pictures (and that's the kind
of selection that counts in Holly
woodl) has been named by Para
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
WORTH KNOWING

TEACHING ORIENTAL politics to
American college youth is the voca-
ton of DR.. William M. McGovern,
a member of the faculty of North
western university. There are more
people who know DR.. McGovern as
Bill than as Doctor" Those who
know him as Bill know his avoca-
ton, that of seeking the out-of-the-
way places of the world and seeing
and experiencing the unusual.
Bill is a member of a head
hunting tribe of Ecuador. He has
visited Lhasa in Tibet. He is an
intimate friend of the Shah of Per-
STA. Yes, he has been places and
done things, but on the campus he
is DR.. William NJ McGovern, pro-
lessor of Oriental politics. I doubt if
the students and other professors at
Northwestern actually know Bill"
but 'Bill'' is worth knowing.
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The Answers

l. Vermont, March 4, 1871.
2. Twice.
3. Uruguay.
4. Greenland, with an area of
826, 900 square miles, is nearly
times the size of the British Isles.
5. Canute liking of Norway,
Denmark and England).
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

Everyone who enjoyed those radio
presentations of outstanding pictures
is delighted now that the Playhouse
is back on the air. Dramatized YER
sions of successful pictures are
heard Monday through Friday in
quarter-hour episodes. The cast is
headed by Virginia Field, and in
cludes Donald Briggs, who has ap-
peared in many Of the DR.. Kildare
and Andy Hardy pictures.
ODDS AND ENDS-When she ras in
NetU York recently Joan FOntGine droue
interrieiUers slightly mad by insisting on
discussing fishing trips instead of fashions
and pictures Joe E. BrotCn has recon-.
cred from IN iuries sustained in thai auto
mobile accident and has checked in at
Columbia for "COtUboy Joe" Rita Hay.
tCorth is coming right along; she gets
Frqnchot Tone as her leading man in
Eddie Vas Lady " And Alexis Smith
is dong all right too; Warner Bros. gare
her netg contract and plans to star her
in Blonde Bomber" Barney GOOGLE
and Snufy Smith tUill step from the comic
strips into series OF Monogram pictures
Edward G. Robinson planned last
July to take a long-anticipated trip
to South America; his big Town"
radio show had closed for the sum-
mer, and here was his chance! Well.
he's mapped out four itineraries for
that trip, during the summer; twice
he actually got so far as to buy tick
cts. Now the show is back on the
air, over CBS-and all he's seen of
South America is what's in the tray-
Ell folders. Always, at the last min
ute, something came up that made
it necessary to postpone the trip
Just once more.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

mount as the third member of the
co-starring triunvirate of This Gun
for Hire" The other two stars are
Veronica Lakeland we're told that
she'll change her hair-do-and Alan
Ladd. Ladd is young character
actor, of whom not much has been
heard as yet; he won the role with a
remarkable screen test.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16
SeIf-LnVe

In jealousy there IS more self
love than love.-La Rochefoucald.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

Movie-goers viii get their first
glimpse of the technique of the under-
ground revolt against Hitler, now
spreading through Europe, in the
newest March Of Time film, Nor
way In Revolt; it also includes
scenes of combined Norwegian and
British naval raids on the coast of
Norway, which resulted in the de-
struction Of valuable Nazi war sup
plies.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-16

Bette Davis is "The Most Regular
Star" on the Warner Bros. lot, ac-
cording to a poll conducted by the
studios y police officers. The hon
or was awarded because of her
thoughtfuIness, cheerfuInesS and her
being, in general, "a regular guy"