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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
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II BY BOB mvq&y
Gembis Shows He's Real Guy by
Smile at Every Grid Lunch

you like people and laughs and bit of pathos all
wrapped luncheon sittngwel take tip from and
session of the Monday Morning Quarerbacks
staged weekly by the Times al Hotel Fort Shelby.
thought the held yesterday knockout For one
thing always how Joe Gembs the big coach Of
Waynes Tartas each week with smile and wise
crack
When it comes to sporsmanshp and display Of the
"canake attitude you can rank Gembs somewhere
around the top
81 know how Russia feels" Joe began he faced his
weekly audience help Wayne just badly
as the Reds"
The crowd laughed And then spontaneous
Of applause The there knew they looking at
guy Gembis football hasn't game this FAN
and who maybe they won't ONE But you surely
yourself that Gembs definitely Will teach
young Wayne University lesson Of how TO play
game with smile And that may be vastly important
later than Of grid victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
nv LEWIS II. WALTER

The athlete the province Of Manitoba and that's
taking in lot Of square m1es-s trying Detroit
Hockey Club
Sammy 19-sears-oId. 1867 pounds deenseman
on the Winnipeg Monarchs Hockey Club.
That description Wings chief interest they
up Olympia days But back Winn-
peg they'll give you other little about this flying
youngster.
instance Sammy Lavt the field general who
honorary captain allchoastc quarterback for
years while playing fuhao for Isaac Newton
High He's the fullback Of the Winnipeg Bombers
Dominion champions Of the three He's
the crack Canadian U<ranan Athletic Club
field who holds the Winnipeg broad
championship.
SAMMY isn't Lluanan Jewish But he Joined his
Jksnian forming the best baseball
Manitoba incidentally when he makes tho grade with The
Hockey Club he'll he the first Jewish PLAYER the
roster Perky Levine played goal for the Olympic 1o
years ago
This Jewish lad has some hockey background He's the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Wildcats Smooth Out
Game for M

EVANS TON, H.. Oct IA
Northwestern football team Will
be anything but overconfdent
when it faces Michigan at Dyche
Stadium Saturday Coach Lynn
Waldorf subjected the squad TO a
severe verbal flashing over snort
comings which cropped up in the
Winconsin game.
The Wildcats viii concentrate
this week on smoothing out their
running game and plugging val
nerable spots in the line Waldorf
was highly pleased with the play
of Ike Kepford. the MuSkegon boy
who plays right half for The Wild
cats. II appears certain that KEEP
ford will sec considerable action
against Michigan Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Hunting Code :
Altered; Season
On Tomorrow
Huge Pheasant Army
Set for 22-Day
Blitz in Michigan
BY Don GILES

That long-tailed squawkin' ring
neck is in for IL tomorrow.
He's going 10 run smack into
the largest army Of small game
hunters in the states history, and
before sun sets, a fair sized dent
should be made in the population
Of that Cacklng old rascal
Attention IS called 10 Michigan
hunters Of various changes in
game laws. The changes are as
follows
All license dealers VIII receive
five cents As Il commission on IL
.cenSes sold beginning today.
The daily bag limit on cotton
tail rabbits is three in one day
and SiN IN possession instead OF
five and ten This takes effect to-
morrow when The small game sea-
son opens
II VIII be legal for deer hunt
crS m camps Of four or more 20
shoot one doe for camp purposes
beginning November Is, the open
ing of the deer hunting season.
The nonresident license fee for
bow and arrow hunters has been
reduced from SIS 10 So This hunt
ing season opens November ! and
-rurrS through November II
Winter fishing for bluegiils
through The ice has been extended
20 February IS over an Michigan
waters
Small game may be kept in pos
session for 30 days after the close
~ each respective season instead
RI ia, and rft-f-r ann nTaT FOR OF
days An extension Of This for not
over SIX months for game kept m
cold storage is permissible under
permit secured from any conscr-
Vation officer This does not apply
10 wildfow Possession limit on
ducks geese, hrant and other,
only 20 days
n is 80 be decided next week
Fat q pec.dl meeting ~ the state
cOn-cy ovation commission If bow
ana arrow hunters VIII bo able "a
hunt does as well as bucks N
AllcCan County
II also is called 90 tho atton.
ton of hunters that Woodchuck.
for The first time in the history
of the state arc protected They
cannot be- hunted AZ any time lr
Tho Upper Peninsula Tho season
runs from October - through De.
cemher 81 in the upper part of tho
Lower Peninsula
AIi roads leading out NJ Detroit
and other southern Michigan cities
CONTINUED on Page ~
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Decide Meade S
Future To-Day
iotfrnsllonaI NV, ser,Ic, WI.


NEW YORK. oct IA The rid.
ING future Of dashing Don Meade.
the bad boy" Of racing. is in the
hands Of the New York state
racing commission.
Alarmed by published reports
that playbo Don had bet $500
against his own mount IN race
AZ Jamaica track here last Tues
day Chairman Herbert Bayard
Swope ordered an investigation
and today is 10 read The report of
Chief Steward Marshall CASSIDY
who conducted 81 II the commits
sion should find Meade guilty OF
any attractions he IS liable 20 a
life suspension
Meade has emphatically denied
the allegations and according "a
Mr. Cassidy his committee found
no evidence { oSubstantiate the re-
port
I'VE have called Don Meade
before Us for an explanation Of
an article in a New YorlSS news
paper which said Meade had bet
$500 on Tonypandy in race in
which Meade rode another
mount Meade emphatically de-
ufCd IL Fl" .l--trt. sand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Potsy Picks Buckeyes, Packers

I'm picking Ohio state to win the Big Ten said Potsy
and Ray TO win the pro title
the Buckeyes for obvious They play North
the week after the Wildcats get through with Michigan
Ohio doesn't play Minnesota while the GOphers
are m both Michigan and Northwestern
If Michigan very far on the limb Of optimism
Potsy certainly gave them rude JOLT
Dick Haney says any fourth string player at North
western enough make the first string at
Kansas Agges" he shouted.
These words still echong when Harry Kpke who did
swell job Of running back challenge.
This the first time I've heard the glowing
ports stormed the Wolverine immortal But
20 back through youl find that matter
good Northwestern happens TO bewe they always seem
TO lose they don't figure think Michigan going
10 win"
John Kobs Michigan referred the oddly Of last
game which found State and Marquette puntng only
three times in game with State running back Of
these punts a touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Lion Deals
Injuries Cause Official
Hunt for Players

Detroit Lions officials we're
pushing deals 10 acquire a wing
back and center today as the
team resumed practice ~ Neigh
borhood Field in preparation for
next Sunday game in Chicago
with the world champion Bears
Lloyd Cardwelrs broken leg,
suffered i'm Sunday victory over
the Cleveland Rams left the Lions
with only two wingbackS, Ned
Matthews and Dick Booth Mat
theWs is temporarily ON The shelf
with a broken blood vessel in his
left arm.
Brady Sullivan. 19O-pound for
.mer center from Western Reserve,
Dis "A prospect for the vacancy Gre
atcd when Duncan Obce was in
Quoted into the army yesterday.
Augie Lilo VIII do the place kick
ing in the future, Coach Bill Ed
wards has revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
I<ipke S Little Trick Fails

Harry Kpke conducted interesting grdiron quiz on foot
rules. But Harry obviously disappointed because a
little trick planned Fred Mathae president Of the
fictitious Linsdale College, could not be worked.
Kip picked representative from each Of the state schools
represented He had attempted the hudd
by giving Lsdae coach copy the questions they could
thoroughly rehearsed This done Harry intended 10 add
couple questions nusetrap the foxy Matthae Erred
spoiled the play by failing 70 show up.
But it was a swell show. The inimitabe Way Weber alone
would have rocked you the aisle And his running doscp
ton of the Pittsburgh would put self
respecting radio announcer 90 shame
Try one Of these sessions for week See you there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
ARE TERRIFIC.
u. M. SCOUT REPORTS
BY BOB MURPHY

ANN ARBOR, oct II That
distant wailng YOU may hear is
only Benny OoStcrbaan. Wolverine
scout Sobbing out his story about
the Northwestern team that Nichi-
gan must face this Saturday.
They are terrific" Benny
blurted They are unbelievable.
They have so many backs and
tackles and ends and centerS.
Did YOU ask il they are better
than they were a year ago ."
Benny beloved "Say, they
probably are better than they
have ever been before in history.
They couldn't he better. I
thought | was looking AZ both
Minnesota and Northwestern i'm
the same uniforms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

Northwestern has all the
manpower in the world. And
Waldorf uses his reserves 80
fast. This substitution rule
really gives him chance to
shoot them in and out of there.
IF any one makes Michigan a
fayorite they should 60 10 the
nearest hospital and have some
body look inside their head.
I'm telling YOU l wouldn't be-
lieve one squad could have so
many good football players
unless I had seen the evidence
myself"
Mood one say more You can
zoe that Scout Oo~tcrha70 is no
Continued on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Louis Today

CHICAGO, Oct Inns
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis
who has been classified as IA
under the draft was 10 undergo
a medical examination in Chicago
today 10 determine his fitness for
immediate army service If he
passes the physical test, 10 IS eN-
pected the Bomber may be in
Quoted next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Y. W. c. A. TO Open
Ice Skating Classes

Ice skating classes sponsored by
the Detroit Y. w. c. A. will open
for the season al Olympia Stadium
on Tuesday evening. October p.
Both men and girls are invited
20 register for instruction in be-
Cinners and figure skating. The
beginners class meets al s o'clock
and figure skating az 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
LATER NEXT YEAR

Michigan State athletic author
tiles were en- route to San Fran
cisco for the Michigan State-Santa
Clara game Saturday and could
not be reached for a statement
on the student attack.
The Observation-Disclosures State
football game has been played
annually since the late l920's at
Ann Arbor. with both schools
sharing equally in the gate re-
ceiptS. The contest usually nets
around $4,000 TO each school.
Next Fall the game is sched-
.uled one week later than this
year but in 1914, it is slated again
for the last week in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
ct Of Old Friends on Hand

lot Of your old friends there. Earl Dutch Clark
and his former coach. Potsy Clark both there.
Dutch recalled that his FIRST visit in four years.
"Can forget the last time sat with YOU quarterbackS
Dutch Lions had returned from Cleveland
| had a costly tumble that lost the game, Pill"
Dutch would expect He paid tribute TO The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

JIM Is dtt15 NJ 707e7 r<77- II
Improvement shown by Bill Edwards team But he warned
would have reception planned for the
Lions when return engagement played Cleveland
N Potsy always entertaining speaker coach at Grand
pds University by telling the quarerbacks that
he boys Grand Rapids and 500 down
town that / use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Charge Tickets Bad, Blame
Injuries on Lack Of Practice

EAST LANSING 1.-THE University Of Michigan the
Of the State News student pub-
Michigan College for policy toward their annual
football and wasn't because Coach Fritz Csers teams
four
Commenting the State News scored
Tho n, Of Michigan a points which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

was headed by Inc carly sCheuuI-
ing Of The annual intra-state
classic and the inconvenience
which followed as a consequence.
Claiming 10 voice the feeling
Of the student body, the State
News charged that the early date
caused a complete disruption Of
registration and freshman orien-
tation week, and that the tickets
allotted 10 State were inferior
in location.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
SURPRISE SCHEDULE

The State News further charged
that university officials failed TO
advise State authorities of the
early date. and that it was not
known until revised Michigan
schedule appeared in the papers
last Spring.
Concerning the disruption Of
freshman orientation by having a
football game before classes be-
gan. the State News protested
that one thousand freshman girls
left school before proper precau-
tons could be taken 10 see they
were acquainted with rules and
hours.
The State News also attributed
Spartan football injuries 10 in
sufficient football practice before
the game. and cited the lack Of
courtesy by the university band
in not PLAYING States alma mater
after State had been advised not
to bring its own band
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Fighters, Fotog
Make Ring Sag
BY CLAYTON HELPER

AL DeNspOli isn't sensitive
soul one would hardly expect
that in a trainer who has handled
as many fighters as he has
Bat If there's anything that
touches tho said Mr. DeNapoii to
The quick it's dlsparaginC refer
enco 20 his Motor City Athletic
Club the somewhat elegant title
for the gymnasium above Mr.
DeNapolis saloon Al the corner
Of Michigan and Beecher
That's why he was forced into
an uncomi 4l-ah.e II not down
right embarrassing position yes
terdav when seven heavyweiChtS
averaging 200 pounds AND a
photographer crawled into the
Motor City ring for purposes Of
publiCizinC the White Hope tour
namont which opens Friday at
Olympia
STRICTLY FOR TRAINING
That rng is strictly for train
ing purposes-tWo fighters Al a
time and not for publicity Mr..
DeNapoli discoN cred. much 10 his
woe. And while the photographer
was buSy swapping the perSpiring
Mr.. DpNapoli was busy showing
a tWo-by-four under the one iron
PIPE That helped support me TnE
II was the only way TO prevent
q caNc-ln
That problem solved, however.
Al was again his usual smiling
self. That is until the punching
Continued on Page l6D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
WON LEGION EVENT

The last time he played Maple
Lane was 10 years ago, when as
an eX-second class carpenters
mate Of the USS President Grant
he captured the championship Of
the navy division at the American
Legions national tournament. Art
Sweet of Chicago won the army
division title. Remember?
The closest 10 Watrous yester-
day was limerick KocSis Of Lake.
pointe with 1881 SO, followed by
Orm Beaupre Of Western with 20.
Aided by an eagle 3 on the 554-
yard sixteenth. where he holed a
short pitch after his spoon second
Continued on Pare I6l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Wdtrous Sets
Record of "a
BY VI. T. DRUkENBROD

AL Watrous has new golf
swing No. IA of Series c.
The new swing came to the
Oakland Hills pro around dawn
yesterday. In fash he was out
of bed, and, grabbing a golf club
he keeps in his room for that
purpose, began practicing before
a mirror.
Convinced he had the perfect
swing al last. he. was in high
spirits when he set out for Maple
Lane and the annual pro-green-
keepers tournament.
The new swing worked perfectly
and the result was a 32-32-64,
seven under par and new COM
petitive record for the splendidly
conditioned 6,21s-yard ayout.
Starting with birdie deuce on
the 240-yard first, there was no
stopping him as he reeled off nine
3's, seven of them brides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

Continued on Page Is)
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Jack Benny And
 Fred Allen Fight
 In Orpheum Film

The famous radio feud between Jack Benny and Fred Allen, Amercan's top comedians, forms the basis of the new Paramount picture, "Love Thy Neighbor" which starts a two-day run at the Orpheum theater tomorrow
 The pictures also has the sing Merry Macs, Mary Martin, Yer, rec Teasdale. Virginia Dale. the graceful and beautiful Merriel Abbott Dancers and last but not least Rochester. Playing opposite Rochester is the same cute girl friend he had in "Buck Benny Rides Again. Her name is Ther- esq Harris
 The flames of the feud in the picture, bursts high when Benny steals the Merry Macs from the Fred Allen show. Allen, in return, succeeds in turing Rochester, Benny's valet, away from the comedian. The resulting gags are screamingly funny.
 The beautiful Miss Martin gives screen audiences a first opportun ity to hear her sing the song that made her famous. When you hear her sing. My Heart Belongs To Daddy, you'll know why it made her an outstanding success.
 Three hit tunes are in the pie lures, Do You Know Why. 'Isn't That Just Like Love" and Dearest Darest l."
 The picture was produced and directed by Mark Sandrich.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Weeks News Roundup
(continued from page 14)

reported unofficially damaged by action of Japanese warcraft.
 CBS reported at least 200 cas ualties inflicted by Japanese at- tack in the Philippines, and that Manila has escaped attack so far.
 U, S. army bulletin said 30 bombers attacked Mindanao is land and Baguio, summer capital of the Philippines, and that one of the Japanese planes was shot down.
 Pan-American reports air ways base at Guam attacked by raiders, fire set to gas stores.
 Panama The Panama canal has been restricted to daytime use only
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

ger he placed IS months of pre- paration, the fact assembly lines are already producing a profusion of war materials, and the deter mimation of a united people which he said would be satisfied with nothing shot of complete victory With great emphasis he spoke of Japhn's elation>hip with Germany, ana accused u e latt'r of pushing Japan into the War with promises she would become master of the Pacific ocean with strangle hold on the west coast of North, Central and
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
South America"

Washington The navy an nounced Pear Admiral Isaac Campbell was killed in action in the attack of Pearl Harbor. He was in command of the battle ship division of the Pacific fleet at the time Of his death The ship he was serving on was not named
 U. s. army and navy force de
 feated the Japanese in an attack against the west coast of Luzon, chief Phillipins island The war department said " our first bomb ing attack was on six transports
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

bandits, with Germany and Italy as much enemies of the u. s. as is Japan. He emphatically denied Japan's boast that she gained naval supremacy in the Pacific by the lighting stroke at Hawaii. He declared confidently we are going to win the war and we are going to win tie peace that follows"
 He acknowledged Japan's ini- tial successes and said many American soidier' and sailors had been killed by the enemy action. On the other side of the war led
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
WEDNESDAY Y---
 Roosevelt Speaks

Washington Roosevelt, in his speech last night, warned that the nation is in for a long hard war against "craft and powerful
Evening star., 1941-04-06

| solid maple with twin beds, coil springs
and good mattresses: GOOD used. 10
| room Win sell in whole or part Low
| overhead" says Mr.. Joe. so his prices
are low" Dressers. chests and other odd
| pieces BELL MOVING & STORAGE. 1880
14th st; NV. Georgia $780, Also open
Evening star., 1941-04-06

BRICK, LUMBER-Wreckins SO. blocks.
M, u, o and LIST SITS. s.w.; 200 bldgs.,
frame and brick; million it. GOOD sound
lumber, S15 NJ. up; million good hard brick,
1000 doors. soc up; 5000 sash. cabinets,
4 inch: soil pipe, stone sills. FREE roofing
tin and brickbats. Bring your truck. Hun
dreds of bargains. All material for sale
on lob Daily and Sun. s to 8.
Arrow Wreckins, IS NJ st. S.W. FIR. 9s03.
BREAKFAST SET, d. r. suite, b. T. suite,
odd pieces. china, etc; Don't phone)
Evening star., 1941-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION-l20 bass. like new, sos.
Clarinet-Boehm, SIS. Must accept best
offers. HO. 5244. IL s NV.
ACCORDION-It you want to learn to play
the accordion we will loan you an instru
ment without charge; all you pay is
small fee for private lessons given In our
studio at hours convenient to you, This
plan is also available to those who want
to learn to play other instruments, saxo-
phone, clarinet. trumpet marimba.. drums,
etc. Call National 1880. Kits, 1880 q
st. NV. (middle Of the block.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

for ,S775. Ladys ring with diamond
weighins about "a carat, very nice brill
take $3.50 cash. Very attractive platinum
bracelets with so good-sized diamonds and
l large marquise and emeralds for S625.
These and many others at Shah g. Shah.
Jewellers, 92l st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

BEDROOM SUITE, modern, $40; 7-pc. wal
nut, like new, S65: odd chest of drawers.
bureaus, springs and mattresses. maple
baby bed, cricket chairs, chirorobe Open
Sun. afternoon BIG 9th 81 n "
Evening star., 1941-04-06

GIRL, colored wishes work as mothers
helper; live in or out. lOl5 Maryland
ave. s.W.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

FIXTURES for sale: 26 feet Of heavy wall
shelfng with cash regiSter stand. mirror
and side lights built in. suitable for almost
any typa Of store; for sale, S25, on prem
ises Apply at Dupont Circle Liquor
Store. l34S Connecticut ave. NV, WASH
ington d. c. North 1872.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

DRESSMAKING, alterations. in or out;
very reasonable prices. 1859 Champlain
If 70 IO23o
Evening star., 1941-04-06
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

COUPLE wants a lob. caretaker of room
ing house. for their apt. Reference. 11o7
D ST. ne.
NAN AND WIFE, colored, want work as
exchange for service; man employed; eX-
per; good ref. DI. 1858.
YOUNG COUPLE wishes job in private;
houseman and cook live in; ref. ME.
adQ2
Evening star., 1941-04-06

WANTED-Rooming house,
west of 18th ST., south of P St.
NV. State price, number of
rooms and lease. No brokers.
Box 414-L, Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

BUILDING MATERIAL-A large STOCK Of
new and used building materials AZ rock
potion prices. All our lumber is recondi-
TONED and free OF nails Come to our
yard for easy selection
Evening star., 1941-04-06

CABINET, beautifully carved walnut, for
living room: Louis XIV: closed doors: rea-
| sonable. 6621 18th st n W
Evening star., 1941-04-06

CONvALESCENT HOME dargel, well To-
Gated; quoted income, Sl,400: very profit
able; excellent opportunity for nurse For
further information call Leta Lister, AID.
9440 or AID. 1923.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

DINING ROOM SUITE, 1O-pc. walnut.
really beautiful; good as new; $75 cash.
1919 White pl. sc. (off MINI. ave..
DINING ROOM SUITE 1O-pc, light wal
nut; good condition. reasonable. Georgia
Evening star., 1941-04-06

WOMAN. settled, wishes lob as companion
and housekeeper; good worker; cong enial;
live in. Box 159-x. Star.
WOMAN, white, wishes part-time work
cleaning apts Box lSS-X, Star
WOMAN white, experienced in cafeteria,
wants position kitchen supervisor or
assistant manager. Box 1S2-x, Star.
WANTED by refined lady, as companion to
elderly lady or couple; kind, cheerful, good
nurse and seamstresS, D. c. driver s
permit. Best references Write or call
AIS Reservoir I'd. NV. EN-, S204.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

| FENCE LUMBER-Good used AKA" for
| posts Aft. long Ice ea. Other iengths priced
| low 2"x3" runners llac lin. # All your
| #. new seasoned oak, 15c. Falls Church
| 3lQ0
Evening star., 1941-04-06

CAFETERIA, one of city's largest and best;
short hours; closed Sundays; lady owners.
retiring. will give long lease; price, $500
cash BOX o-n-X
Evening star., 1941-04-06

GUEST HOUSE. rooms clean. new fur
niture must be seen to be appreciated:
deal direct with owner. Call for appoint
ment. HO. 1909 So
Evening star., 1941-04-06

MAID, colored, desires part-time or g.h.w,:
no Sundays, home nights; ref; competent.