davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
why Thonksgiving?''
To Be Sermon Topic

Rev. p. y. Hof. pastor. wlll
preach . Thanksgiving day ser
mon. why Thanks giving 20
Thursday NJ 10 .. M. AZ the Cen
trsl Lutheran church. SO. 10th
and q SITS
Directed by Cunnar J. Aalmin.
the choir viii sing Praise the
Lord. o jerusalem" The womsn's
trio VIII sing Thanks Be 10 God "
Members include Mrs. Emil n.
johnson. Miss Hulda syare and
Mrs. Henry Torkslson. Orphs
Moter will he ~ the organ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
4lsi Infanirymen
To Fire Carands

FORT LEWIS The 4lst Divis-
ions 162d and 1s6th Infantry regi-
ments will swing into action this
week In the Roy sector. with
practice in the firing Of their new
Garand rifles being stressed
The two regiments will bivouac
near Roy for the first three days
Of the week while they participate
in field problem. Later in the
week they Will move over 10 the
range for intensive practice In
firing rifles. pistols. automatic
rifles. light and heavy machine
guns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
State Liquor Agents
Arrest Four Men

State liquor board officers were
active again Monday night. book
ing four men at the county Jail
for alleged violation OF the Steele
act. All four were released on
$500 cash bail each.
Those arrested were Joe Tom.
sos South Tacoma way; Jerry
Sibley. 1345s Commerce st. and
Jack silvers and Frank Payne,
1881 Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

DETR oIT-Presiden Rcoss-
welt Tuesday called upon the Con-
EreSs Of Industrial organizations
for production without intsrrup-
ton on ths nations defense sf-
forts
The presidents message Was
read to the CLOS fourth annual
convention BY President Philip
Murray as delegates debated = pro-
posed resolution supporting Tire sd-
rinis,rstions policy Of aid TO foes
q Germany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
DR.. Todd Wants Younger Man
To Be President OF CPS.

nlrsa ss ~ executive - .hllliT
~hns acting a. fsnsaszai sEsnt -
wliizmetts university. sslsm. ore.
ara later = TIE same esPsslfy feF
the then unisesritF " fak<s
Scsnt
~<ftsus Dsfft<aits~s
vs. success n shs-- fisia. nssd<
him q pf<-s3~etlsi prospect WI
isnssts. through his activities -
financial sssat hsd b<eems .
foarisAlns srheai Ths University
~ Puget Sound. not - fascsseif
situated as ksvtnf difficulties
me dffiealtie. became - s~rtcas
that the tral.s~<. considered eies=
ing the sehocl here ard sending
the Methodist students 20 ths mere
prespsreus wiilsnstss. rnsfs
seemed enlY one way % ave Tho
Tacoma school ths, ~ss 10 get
that man Tcdi % take Ire press
dency.+
Ansut thls tine II. rctd ~ss
offered the presidency 81 Niilsm-
elite. Again there Was the tss.ssen
between . somfefssels spet and >
schcal that might not even -
saved with the sffoFt he ~as ca
pshl< Of making Again ~ tsss
ths hard WAY
fisas Has ofsws
TIE result az the d~elsson 10 seen
In the I'm. plant and campus q
the College 81 Puget Sound latest
addition u which 10 the t7s.oea
stadsnt unlea building 10 -
opened the fret ~ The year.
when nr. roda became president
the college vas housed In Trans
buildings on tho site Of Jason lee
Junior high school when he start.
I'd his FIRST drive 10 finsnes ths
seheol. he ~ss told BY many peepss
that !, couldn't DO done. His en-
s~er WAS TO provide for the schools
immediate financial n.eds
When he began 10 ralss ths ssfsi
quarter ~ . million for endowment
snd new buildings he vas seld
Todd. you cant DO IL
In nssck asA nssse
Most ~ thnse who made that
prediction are -ither dead or broke
The names II thnss who believed
otherwise are perpstuatsd In brick
and stone on the solisTs campus
Or. Todds success In building up
the sound Institution that the Col
legs Of Puget Sound IL today y
without parallel.
Wednesday night pr. Todd leaves
for . series Of meetings In The
East. 10 great 10 tho eonfsdsnes
Of the board ~ trustees In his
Judgment that he has been asked
10 casually look over" some Of
the candidates To succeed him who
may aiso b attending the sans
conferences.
The board 10 accepting his vol.
untsry retirement with sincere
regret.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Women Pleods Gully
To Monn Act Charge

Secretly indicted hers Last July
BY a federal grand Jury, sz-yssr-
old Tfslms FULLER Was In ths city
jail Tuesday 10 await ssn,saes.
Charged ~ith Violations II the
Mann white slavery act IN July.
shs was recently arrested IN los
Angeles Brought here In custody
Monday. she plssdsd guilty 10 the
charEs when aFrsiEnsd before
Federal Judge John e. Bowen. shs
will be sentenced NOV. "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
YusnRaL sERyioEs

Mrs. Anne B- Harlow Wed0es.
DAY zt ] 80 p. m. from the c. C.
asllingsr Co. chapel. with the Rev
" o. Ase0sksy Officiating. In
tsrmsni In Mountain View burial
park.
Eso<b 6uiia - "Wednesday ~
10 ,. m. from tins Piper chapel.
with Rsy. r. n Coff officiating.
Intsrmsnt vii D. In Mountain
View burial park
Gust sita.-H sdnesdsy a. ] ..
m. from 81 Nicholas Greek Offho-
cox church. a1th Father ststhsrys
officiating under tss direction Of
BaekIsy-kinx.
Hrs- Emm4 .. As<tis wsdnss-
csy al . y. NJ. from Buckley King
chapel. with tho Esy. Adam n
Hunter officiating rns body Oil
then BE- ssnt 20 Honssdsls. Pa, for
burial.
szek Lydos Wednesday At !
?. N. from c. o. Lynn co. chapel.
with the Rsy. y. y. Hoff 0fflesst-
ing. Interment vii BE- In Aosintsin
View burial PARK. with Destiny
Io1zs No. is7. y. = A N. IN
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
ChopIoin 10 AddSess
S. 7. Kiwonis Club

A Thanksgiving address ~ IA
Col. ~ ~ Van Psitsn. ssnlos
chaplain u shs <ist divlss<u. ell
BE- the feature Of this weeks meet.
ing Of the South Tacoma kI~snls
club. "Wednesday ~ SIS ,. N. IN
the Masonic tsmpls 81 sol Do
Tacoma way.
There aisp viii - . musical
number from Pacific fathsran
eoIlsss On the program for which
Leonard 4. Emmsrt wiII pssstds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

Building permits we're issBsd By
the city Tuesday 10 Joe Horset
ss0s 80. ! St. fog q 5000 resi-.
dsncs Of co.'s No. u. and W. "
I-sngs. s7i7 10. G. for . s<.z0t
resldsnes 81 sTz0 Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

Psscsnet sss dsfenss esEsnisa.
ton msetiax has bssa called ~
chaIrman sssys cAsfsbe for !
.. n. wednesday ~ Eagles hall
All Interested IN forming iss sss
raid defense force 81 the precinct
ere invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

Charles Warner. 70. of s0t East
5sth st, died Monday in a local
hospital. He Was q native Of
Washington. Besides hls sifs.
Laura. he leaves three daughters.
Mrs. Edith cfiswsli and Mrs.
Grace Aichrau. both Of Taeoms.
and Mrs Floreues Hlnthorn Of
olslls. Wash. 10 grandchildren
and two Ereat-grsndchiidren. Flu
neral arrangements will be an
nounced by Cassidy and Alien Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
LICENSE CANCELLED

The state liquor board Tuesday
cancelled the license Of John
Chewress at el2 Pacific ave. The
board charged Sunday sales had
been made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
RITES IN BEI.IISonAM

Funeral services were held
Tuesday at Beilingbsm fof Christ
Rsthjen. 90. who died sa thu
northern city Saturday. Rathlsn
wss a retired farmer. having re-
sided formerly al Yakima. DE IL
survived by his widow. fiss dsngh-
tsTs ard seven sons. one Of whom
10 Henry RsthisH ~ Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19


necessities and friends assisted IN
having Dr. Todd appointed pastor
Of q church near Boston with a
salary Of $40 q week. The $40 was
hudgeted TO cover rent. provisions,
transportation ard 81 wss left for
emergencies.
After finishing the require
ments for q degree on that aim
salary. there Was a call to becoms
pastor Of . eomfortabls pulpit In
tho Boston suburbs Al the same
time a call came from the heads
Of the church for young. aggressive
ministers for small churches In
the Northwest. then . wilderness
compared 20 the well settled New
England. pr. Todd weighed the
two opportunities and came b
Washington.
Executive Of ABILITY
After a brief pastorsts he was
appointed 10 the presidency II .
Methodist academy At oskyiiis.
The institution was q misfit and
badly In debt. On DIR. Todd's rec
ommsndstion the school Was closed
after he had raised money TO pay
the debts. Other pastoratss. In
GLIDING Epworth church IN Ia
coma, followed, but DIR. Todds
greatest work has been in the sdu-
cstionsl fields. He became reeoE-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

chsaeh~s thruax>ouf a. city
- - uesez Tnees<xIskro r>r~-
- - ~<<z. rese>H<>s - ~
ase~ftm<nt ~ psssair nsesf4nxp -
- rs<eas ssH.n<.l - sss<reea
Dc<p voFeinx n IL 4ppaft-
seat srs -. rsv. W 7. ra<n>x.
- ~ , u<ef1s ctzanssa -.
- ~ Ia Nte~~uea. { o.
sesw. Mr. J. = cz<~. Mfs 7 a.
<~syss. sea ne Rev. HsFes4 =
Lag
A rkAaksxlviss e<ssssea ga -
sases q seen snsstsn6 ~ ~
h<nsf.t Il ths r<<~na H.>ess ~
go
4 meeting - - =. Tsavp<.y
81 - ntssh kssn.s naplMl
esavk. vita tns 49,. u>s<us Co..
a1rsssn. ~ M rsrss rrp>evss<1es
ssafek. sp~.s.ns. stu sniss ~
wefsk Msske<fsst. s.xth Avepue
n>pstst rsr.f unit<d rF<<erte<tsa
sna = Ansiss~s Krsssp>is~s
ehuwkee
~ ~ ps~ss cn~s~o
Tnasn1af 81 - o - = ~
r.als nsthe<i,ss seaf<h Nsv
slsefss 3 ruless< - Wsssalnssss
rr<seytsFssa ssarxk vii s11rpsr
~ sp~sas.d s~asvsussssss =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

Obituary n Offices
MRS. GEORGE WRIGHT

Mrs. Emma Wright. a.. Of ses7
East y ST.. died Tuesday in . local
hospital. A native Of Minnesota
she had lived In Taeoms 81 years.
She was a member OF the Lutheran
church. Besides her husband. she
leaves one son. Edmund OF Taco
ma; two daughters. Mrs. Hazel
Quinisn and Mrs. Mae Blsh. both
of Tacoma: five sisters. Miss Anne
Johnson and Mrs Harry Fuller.
both Of Grand coulee. Wash. Mrs.
Mary Simpson OF Alexander. No.
Oak. Mrs. Bertha Burmsn Of
Gulley. MINI. and Mrs. Julia Pier
son Of Index. Wash. two brothers.
Edwin Johnson and Charlie. o.
Johnson. both Of Seattle. and nine
grandchildren. e. o. Lynn Co. will
announce funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

Funeral services for William
NJ Dorsey Of Seattle, brother Of
Claire Dorsey Of Tacoma. will BE-
held Wednesday at . p. m. from
Green Lake Funeral hons. Inter.
ment will be in Calvary csmstsry.
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Roosevelt Calls Upon CI0
For Production Without
interruption in Defense

Murray .sid the ecnsensiss
an franz An answer u Mr..
Roosevelt ~~ametin,s later. hut
net today The convention al
ready has ratified support Of
the union .hep demand IN the
captive coal mine dispute now
confronting defense output
After Mr.. Roosexel;s message
was read. debate resumed on the
foreign policy proposal which
would place tho 5000 600 cIo
members behind the sdminstrs-
tons program.
Threatened b, Hitler
Tho presidents message. sd-
dressed 10 Murray personally. sad
that democratic freedoms 81 the
United States are threatened BY
the menace OF Hitlerism."
Unless the.e freedoms are
prOteete from fhis world
scourEe." he continued. free
trade unions and all other free
institutions win vanish.
In order to protect them our
defense program must be all out
and at all times We need guns
tanks. planes and ships and we
must produce guns. tanks. planes
and ships without delay and with
out interruption, and the Ameri-
can people and their government,
are determined that We shall
have them"
Delegate. Applaud
Groups OF delegates in the hall
spplauded after Mr.. Roosevelts
message Was delivered. Murray
then called for speedy discussion of
the foreign platform.
Recommendation by the COM
mittes on officers reports and the
resolutions committee would place
the giant labor organization be-
hind q program Of all possible
aid 10 Great Britain. the Soviet
union and China.
The separate recommendations
engineered closely along the
principles expressed by CIo Pres
ident Philip Murray-were offered
for convention action a. a double
barreled measure.
Delegates to the CLOS fourth an
nusl meeting were asked by the
committees to act upon the pro-
posals in a single ballot-expected
to come by aeelamation-in the
second days session.
Must Defeat Naxism
An expression OF 100 per cent
support but coupled with a fer
vent hope that the United States
does not enter war, was indicated.
CIo President Philip Murray
touched upon the issue twice In
Mondays opening convention SEES
sion.
In his principal report he said;
The CIO Is firmly convinced that
this nation must participate In
the defeat OF Mani Germany. To-
ward this end the clio offers its
complete support to President
Roosevelt's policy of furnishing
through our government all posi-
BILE economic and material aid to
Great Britain. the Soviet union
and China. which are the nations
now carrying on the struggle TO
rid the world of Nazism, the
euspnv of mankind -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

tceatinasd Frena feks onef
ne d<krre = pseefaf ~ thc Science
II Esflsratiun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19

That winter n. Reston ths fam
~ wss strrksn With the IA A
can ef - preslaed iamedlsts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

w<k>sa Csi~~.si 800 fs~'tl Js--v o. 4
ssd n H. M~s~s Gs<ss ~ &c
Tk@ ~. sssatz pssv ptsts - 49, fsl<s
tsts ys1s be~sa< ss@sf esFs n tsls So >
49, ee~ins fts<sy, ysas fee< @sF - A.
$50 u zm3f tsss a@ssv 10 - ss~sss 1hss
sss tse~s - ysss s1s~sss. fsx s~s s~s~
ssisss@z - fs>s 49,. s.xs SO - s.fi1
bss&s p.xs-
u sssss sss~s s<~s. - csss<rs fitsts
fissf ' - - so t>~s> 4 ssss> n 80 e~s-
80 ff<sif - ses<s - 49, 20 ss< -
- ksftsxs .s4eg. 1sk< - 4.eexfs1
kr~ttise a snssie lag So Aa- ffs~fs Ass
fsf Carers ift,k- Lissf Fls. ~ ssz 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
ursIc srUpIo-s4a HAGUE
pAINrING AND DECORATING

Al ACCURATE painting paperhans Ink
paper removing sanding vacant Fps
ciaE TyIrr s5SS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

buy NOW YEAR END Specialist
Tarrs Red Sheets soc. Pilowcases. Tic
BIS PLAID R-Krs 81 80 Camp Blkts 81 %
Fndfcot' Johnson To- III TOP Shoes IS
Mems Tone Wool sports Jackets o.
sports Jackets. Wool Leather Comb. o.
Fndiroti johnson Work Shoes ........ %
Fndrcott johnson Dress ONfords ...... as
Cotton Mattress. s. q5, Heavy Quilts, 2 IS
SEW SUITS. o'COATs-LOW AS $40
Pants Iinoleums. Beds, Springs Rugs
RUBRFRS. ROOTS, GALOSHEs CHEAP.
2901 GRATIOT oG FRTIG MP
open Sunday . r m % ~ m Daily Q 70 .
9Xi2 RUG, 50. Benson. 1920 Woodward.
Open evenings. Sunday Ia.
USED S.PCN Solid OAK Dining Room suite
Good condition $50 cash. WARDS OUT
let 7 f1i Harper
so SLIGHTLY marred 3-pc bedroom
suites $40 WARDS outlet, 1884 Harper
14lt0 Harper
2 GOOD sewing machines s.. portable
electric, brand new motor, SIS 10 snid
Sunday. 1927 Mcclellan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
wtsHI~G N,cur<r SERyIcy

A WASHER repairing sewing machine
vacuum. 81 On. free estimates Lenox
'rHu frufrqI Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE

Al REPAIRING Free estimates IS Yrs
experience All makes Guar. TO. 6-50is.
GUARANTEED parts and prompt service.
All makes. Free esfimstes Reasonable
1900 SHOP. TYI 4-1e0i. Estah. Is years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
WASHING MAcHINE RTp.IR

WASHER service any make rebuilt guar
Anteed. Free estimates. 603i-b03a Hamil-
ton TemIie 1-S430
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Furniture, Household Goods

IotlNGY CHAIR AND OTTOMAN
peaufifuuy tailored ve ] . ire, mohafrs
h--cateiis ard other hne fabrics. al must
70 ~ low as 81 open ewes ana SUNDAYS
LIMBS 1881 FENkElL Al LlNkkNolS
PAIR hsrrel. bark lounge chairs SIS each
1871 Tirchurst. Nor'haVn 1908
II PAYS % buy ne Central stores way.
u locstions in Detroit
NFEn FURNITURE See
OLYMPIC purFlTTEks. a'io %. River
Pore s-pe. breakfast set. rsw SO Ren-
son 1886 Woodward. Fvrt sunday D :.
RIGS used. cleaned eVl2 SEio. 6xs.
s. IS up. stair runners T'c yard up
throws. 75c no. 500 yi- Wilton carpe'ine.
81 So. American Garnet cleaning Co
sS3s Oakland sunday. 1913
sPEhIAl closeout on oH Neaiers pprular
makes fave up 20 81 Martin. b7fl
Michigan
STUDIO couch. used back and arms, s.
FrrrIn 1926 woodward Eve. sun. "a
TWO PIECE living room suite $50 80
American Fu-n Fact0rl 1921 81, River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

PAIR hsrrei.nseK lounge chairs. SIS each
1874 Tirrhurst. N0rhlaVn 1908
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Pore s-pe. bresRfast set new $40 Ren
son 1g7ct Woodward Fvf, sunday ] &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

BARGAfNs BARGAINS ANp MORE
BARGAINS
- 'ghe rh1c0. speakers ; hands hesl
fffII console sacrifice $40 Midwest Is
Nrenffonsl bargains IN frade-tn and re-
radios FL terms al VIZ
MIpnLEWFST s2qs WOODWARD ,
open Ewes 70 10; sun, lis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
rErrERRoA BROS. BEAUTY sALoS
TENNIS TABLES

CROQulG$OtF waving Al lines Of
beauty culture. s352 Russell Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

ZENITH console late model nike newt
t22 80. Fenksl Appliance 3eos Fenkeii.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big Sunday Times Want td
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

10 Convenient Offices 10
COMMONWEALTH LOAN co.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
m The big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate 1istings
in the big sunday Times Want 40
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

CHANGE Hard Water 20 son water
s0f'eu'rE Company. birmingham 1854.
Demonstrates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Radio Service

Al RADIO REPAIR-Fres ss,irnstsst
home. Lenox 5000. Central RADIO /servioA
ALL MAKES repaired. everything In
GUIDED guaranteed minimpm charge. 81
TYLER Z 1880
CARL " KENDALL RADIO eERvfcB-
Quality, reasonable. His Third Temple
f-713q
FRFE ESTIMATES Minor r.psir,, u
Van Dergisls Radio, 3337 Joy Road.
TYLER -ae7S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
RADIO SERVICE
RIAL INIAIE HRnkIR
RIAL ESTATE WANTED
REFRIGERATOR SrRvIcE
ROOF
ITAKY ROOFS

'.-rf U4vr.srf E.af b.. f---Ttfe com parf
GiItF-ffr FArE fRF 4 ROOFING CO
i1-'4 GLOVE (nAlE AoGARfH eieo
Rad rmrs Nev, AIS faE rf.nt--use
them to TeE4IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

AUTO LOANS--Cary, r1use traiers, trucks.
boats CASH whs YOU wait Lloyd X.
Fast. inc 3O4O l.. cd. Blvd. MA. 0li2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Auto Radios

ALL CAR RADIOS REDUCED
g. M Delco push button. Sl3 Philco.
push-bu'ton. Si4 Philco repsra'e speak,
Sii ~ all cars: used good condition
down MIDDLEWEST. s2es WoodVAro
open Ewes N To- Sunday II ~ 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
ROOFING. SIDING
RI ROOFING

ROOFS repaired, new roofs Low as
S4s So; terms Cherry 4445. Evenings
Tyler nS44
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
SWING MACHINr srRVICE

RF-ROOF. RESIDE While material
available = a. terms. Trinity 234l0
DAVIS rfcnfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

IT PAYS 20 buy ne Central stores y
u locations In Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
B Teams.
Set EaSt'S
Grid Pace
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Ford-
ham, Navy and Penn continue to
set the pace in the East as the
football campaign comes up to the
halfway point. with Temple and
.Villanova in close attendance and
Army facing the strenuous part of
its schedule as Columbia, Notre
Dame, Harvard, Penn and Navy
await the Cadets.
These are the East's unbeaten
and united major teams.
Navy now goes up against the
Harvards, and the Midshipmen,
hard pressed indeed to overcome
Cornell, can look forward TO an
other struggle at Cambridge.
However. Coach Dick Harlow's
eleven will be playing stronger
Navy team than faced Cornell
with huge Gene Flathmann back
at his tackle post.
Fordham faces a stern test
Saturday in Texas Christian, but
Penn should have an easy time
against a Maryland eleven beaten
30 TO 0 by Duke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Madarik Best Tosser Since Noff

Although he has played only four the livery Of the
Cardinal and White Tppy Madarik already being hailed
pgskn pitcher u of D. has had the Doug
Mott hung his ceated shoes Mott could not match
Madarik's record at this early stage in his
Madark pegged 25 yards to Charlie Ruth for the winning
touchdown the opener against HOLSTERS He threw
three payof passes against Wayne University and logged the
pigskn into pay dirt territory
He exploded scoring pass against Central State and
his up gaoped
40 yards for a marker against the Bearcats.
The soph sensation reached his peak against Oklahoma A.
After the Cowboys had grabbed 10 lead early the
second quarter the Tans struck back with sudden
ringing 20 points in less than 10 minutes II of the
greatest displays of offensive fireworks the ans
covered
Key in this raging comeback the poised, poker
faced youngster from Joliet, Illinois.
He completed five successive for the first This
had its inception the IT, of D. 3yard line. Mada
started the dazzling double lateral play-Madark Joe
nsheimer Capt Vince Banonis Johnny Birngerthat
abled sweep AZ yards tying
he victory with 35 aerial
four games date Madark has thrown passes He
completed 80 of these for gain 492 yards Only
his throws has been intercepted Playing s5degree heat
and soggy gridiron Madarks completing 10 passes
1872 yards against the Cowboys Of the hghghs the
current campaign.
Americas diiusoned today must be W. c. Rupp,
the official who accidentally shot himself through the
hand during GantsSteeers game Sunday been
tckeed by New York police for carrying without
permit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 22.-Bot
Sweiger. veteran Minnesota back
who was out of the Pittsburgh
game with a back injury, faces
heavy duty when the Gophers
battle Michigan for the Big Ten
lead at Ann Arbor Saturday.
Sweiger so far this season has
been playing right half after being
a standout fullback for two years,
but for the past two days he's
been back at this old spot, indicat-
ing that he likely will assist Bill
Daley at that position in addition
to spelling off Herman Frickey al
right half.
Daley is hampered by charley
horse and an injured toe, suffered
in the Pittsburgh game. He was
still limping yesterday, but train.
ers were certain he would be ready
for action against the Wolverines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Harmon sCdreer
AS Pro Brief

NEW YORK. Oct. p. - Tom
Harmon. Michigans .All-Americs
halfback last season who spurned
professional football so he could
30 places as a radio announcer
and then changed his mind. hied
himself to the sidelines again
today.
Harmon recently signed with
the New York Americans for
81 500 per game. but following a
telephone conference with the star
yesterday President Bill Cox OF
the Amerks announced:
due to the pressure of Tom
Harmon's radio business In De-
troit and his inability to practice
with the team. he and i have
mutually agreed that II would
be best for Tom not to continue
as n member of the Americans"