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Evening star., 1941-07-30
5-DAY WEEK.

Stenoerapher. in business dept Of legal
publications; some shorthand some typing
and some clerical work: excellent opening
and chance for advancement. State age,
education, previous experience ana salary
expected Box I'M Star
Evening star., 1941-07-30

MATTRESSES, experienced. wanted, good
tips. 237 N. Glebe rd., Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
MATTRESSES >. white, age 1918; good
pay. 100, North Capitol st. 81

WAITRESS. experienced, 81 or over: steady
Job. Call Immediately, the Astoria Restau-
rant. / los N Capitol
Evening star., 1941-07-30
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Business advertisements under Sltu-
etions Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate
Business cards under Special No
tees and all advertisements under
Personal &c per line additional.
The Star is the great Want Ad''
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued.)

MATTRESSES. tray service experience. Ap-
ply 1924 Upshur st. NV
WAITRESS over 81. experienced Shep
herd Park Restaurant, 1915 Georgia ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
HELP DOMESTIC.
Continued.

MAID general cook, personal laundry only;
salary, 500 per month; live in, comfort
able private quarters; must have local
references. Telephone ia. 7549.
MAID, good cook and sood housekeeper.
Apply 703 1th st, NV.
MAID. exp. g.h.w.. cook, 2 children's laun-
dry; pleasant home, stay few nights: S35
mo; nearby Md. SH. 4513.
MAID colored. general homework. Stay
NIGHTS. $500 week. Box 97M, Star.
MAID for general housework. cooking. help
references; SO week: Thurs and Sun.
afternoons and ewes. of. sos Nebraska
ave NV
IAN AND WIFE, white. care of home. and
wtctn TFo9noI IN IN country cooking Mrs.; Mrs.; A: B.
NURSE M aIsT:I -IHo%UsEKEEPER, % white over 25 for
employed couple with year-old baby; live
in; $50 mo. Call Falls Church 215a.
INV; live in or out; 50, csrfare. APO
lTh 81. NV. No phone calls
WOMAN, settled, g.h.w., in small family.
Heavy laundry out. Refs. $50 month.
2l26 Conn. ave. Apt. 4.
WOMAN. middle aged, unencumbered: FAM
ily OF 2, good home; SIS week. Emerson
WOMAN. colored. middle-aged. good cook
and cleaner; references. 1928 St NV
No phone -alls.
WOMAN, colored, general housework and
care OF boy. Sundays of. Arlington.
AFTER p m. Glebe 0769.
WOMAN, colored, capable. general house
work. laundry washing machine: no cook
inc: live out; good salary. CH. 1s40.
WOMAN, white, middle aged. for ghw,
room, board and SIS week: references re-
quired. DU. 3143 after 5:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-07-30
HELP MEN.
Continued

EXPERIENCED srotters. washers, ship
clerks. steady work; references. Inter
view. 81 pm. 1888 Buchanan st NV.
FARM HAND general white, preferably
single, familiar with team and dairy cows;
able to milk Address George r. Stuntz,
farm mgr, Kendall Green Farm, eth and
Evening star., 1941-07-30

CAT adult. Maltese, male. answers name
Blmho', toes. reward. DU- oShh
DRIVERS PERMIT and registration card,
Howard F May 3165 36th st, Mt. Rainier
Nd reward. VA 4451.
EASTMAN MOVIE LENS * nm F.;
lost Friday near bench on south side Con
Sritution ave. between lith and l3fn-
Reward if returned to Bryon's, Inc, SO
18th ST n ".
Evening star., 1941-07-30
DANCING INSTRUCTORS.

DANCING lNS hUC IOfLO.
Famous Arthur Murray training class
for teachers will start soon. To be eligible
YOU must be able to dance well, have a
good education. strong personality and be
are accepted. there is no charge for this
framing For appointment call
ARTHUR MURRAY'S STUDIO,
DISTRICT 2460
Evening star., 1941-07-30

must be 21: can arrange
room and board and laundry. Call WI.
a13I. for Mr. Collins.
Evening star., 1941-07-30

experienced in lunchroom.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Org. s2.99
Cotton Pique
BIOuSeS
59c

Just II Cotton pique
polka dot blouses in red and
white or navy and white.
Convertible collars and long
sleeves. Sizes 80 to 40.
30-Orig. S1.99 and 2.99 All
Wool Sweaters. Pull-on styles
with short sleeves. Blue, wine
and red. Broken sizes, "a to
40 -.-------------- $50
15-Orig. s2.99 and $3.50 Ray
on Crepe and Rayon Jersey
Biouses. Short sleeves. Black,
white and pink. Broken SIZES,
"a, 38, 40 ~ $50
31-Orig. $3.50 All-W0oI Skirts
IN swing and pleated styles.
Navy, brown and black. Sizes
"a to 80 0------------ 99c
40-Orig. S2.99 to 1899 Tai
lOred Pacalora Shirts. Short
sleeves, convertible neckllne.
Solid colors or checks. Pink,
blue, brown and aqua. Sizes
IA to l8----------- Sl.95
l5-Orig. S2.99 Corduroy
Blouses. In blue and beige.
Sizes IA to 18 - SI.95
50--Orig. $3.50 TO S3.99 ALL
Wool Skirts, in swing and
pleated styles. Rose, blue,
beige and gay plaids. Sizes
22-Orig. S7.95 Sport Jacket
Dresses, in plain and printed
rayon crepes. Jackets of rab-
bit hair, wool and rayon: blue,
beige, aqua. Sizes 14-18 $3.50
tSportSVear. Third Floor,
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Originally 3.2S
Originally 3.2S
LEAD AND OIL
HOUSE PAINT
$3.50 gallon

Here is a full gallon of fine
quality house paint for outside
use. White and colors.
26-Orig. S3.95 Nu-Enamel
Floor and Deck Finish,
$2.98 gal.
14-Orig. $2.25 Mechanics
Flat White Paint $1.79 gal.
16-Orig. S2.9S Interior Gloss
Finish $2.1S gal.
22-Orig. S2.95 Nu-Enamel
Spar Varnish $1.98 "a gal.
27-Orig. 81 Floor Clio No.
Rubbing Wax Csc II gal.
(Paints, Seventh Fioof.)
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Mems SpOrtsWear

10 Mems orig. S12.95 Sports Coats.
3-button. single-breasted drapes. Plain
and sport backs Grey or brown. Sizes
are IS to 80 S3.99
20 Mems orig. S3.95 All-weather Sport
Jackets. Crew neck, slipover styles that
may be worn for golf, fishing, driving.
Water-repellent cotton poplins. Small,
medium, large Sl.SS
(The Hecht CO. Mems Sport Shop.
Main Ffoor)
Evening star., 1941-05-08
TOiIetrieS

s20-OriE. 15c Package Adoria
Facial Tissues. 500 soft, white.
absorbent tissues 1sc
800 pr.-Orig. Csc Kleinert's
Dress Shields. REGULAR or
crescent shapes. White or
flesh. Sizes 2. 3. 4.
1sc pair. ) for soc
se-Oris. S1.00 to $500 Hand
Mirrors and Picture Frames
with gilt metal frames. Mag
nifving and regular hand-mir-
rors SOC to 50 90
140-Orig. 81. 90 and So. 40 Sin
gle and Double Picture Frames.
soc and Sl.00
tToiletrieS. Main Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Spring Goats
800

eone suits are included.
Orig. S19.95 Teen-Agers'
Spring Coats in sizes IA to l6.
$1,000
2s-Orig. s16.95 Girls and
Teen-Agers' Spring Goats
broken sizes --$ $1,000
l5-Orig. So and s3.95 Girls
Chubby Dresses cottons
and rayon taftetas, sizes lol2
10 10 q ------- 9i'VV
35-Orig. S1.95 Girls Wash
Dresses broadcloths and
percales, sizes 7 to IA Sl.O9
29-Orig. 81 Girls Wash
Dresses percales and cot
ton shantungs, sizes Z to IA.
6sc
to45,I CothtnE, second Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Orig. IL for 81
White. Soft.
Absorbent
Toilet Tissue
lB for 79c

36-Orig. S1.19 Enamel Sauce
Pan Sets g pieces --- 69c
35-Orig. 29c Quart Enamel
Sauce Pans --------.---l0 l0c
15O-Orig. 12c Catalin Handle
Steel Cutlery -- SC
S0-Orig. 59c Electric Door
Chimes (plus instructions), 19c
6-Orig. 79c Padded, Covered
Sleeve Boards - 24c
<s-Orig. 81 Round-Style l.
OF. Enamel Dish Pans 49c
l-Orig. s7.95 Nu-tone Elec-
trio Door Chime S2.99
14-Orig. S2l.75 Hand Vac
uum Cleaners with all attach
s-Orig. S1.99 Metal 35-in.
Underbed Chest on Rollers, 81
I-Orig. S7.98 Wardrobe with
hAtshelf (6sx22x20D ---A.4s
cHom.wares, Seventh Hoor)
Jssf IS Girls and Teem-des
ORR. 1925 and SI3.95
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Gloves

800 Prs.-Orig. Sc Hand
Crochet and Filet Gloves.
Broken sizes. White and black.
l0c
IS Prs.-Orig. SEC and 79c
Novelty Rayon Gloves. Broken
assortment 19c
125 Prs.-Orig. $1.o0 Imperfect
Rayon Gloves. Broken sizes
and colors- ----2 prs. for $1.00
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Orig. 1928
TWO-Piece
Modern Living
Room Suite
1895

There's only one left >. there
fore the 500 reduction! Up
holstered in green and red
boucle frieze of cotton and
rayon.
3-Orig. 1895 Two-Pc.
Knuckle Arm Living Room
Suites S59.9s
3-Orig. $685. back Chair
with down and feather cush-
1-Orig. s59.95 Lawson Sofa
in blue cotton tap -- S29.95
1-Orig. S54 Chippendale Arm
Chair in blue brocade S29.95
3-Orig. S49.95 Chippendale
Arm Chair in plum damask.
S19.95
1-Orig. S49.95 Kroehler Re-
clining Chair and Ottoman.
S29.95
1-Orig. S19.95 BOudOir Chair
in gold striped rayon damask.
$1,000
Orig. Sl4.95 Boudoir Chair
in rose sateen $500
1-Orig. S9.95 Boudoir Chair
In peach Glo-Sheen S5.0e
tFurnIture. Fourth Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-08
S6.95 Woven
California
Sport Shoes
S4.99

White or tan with wash
board effect; rugged,
rubber wedgie bottoms.
Sizes 6 to IL
50 prs. Mems orig. $500
Leather House Slippers.
Leather uppers. soles and
rubber heels. Broken sizes
in this special group,
S1.00
20 prs. Mems orig. $4.45
and $500 Shoes. Tan and
black feathers in sizes s
to 7 only 1929
S6 Mems orig. S1.00 Fa-
nous Make Leather Sus-
penders. Two tone ef-
fects in grey, brown or
black. Regular and extra
lengths --6 69c
(The Hecht Co. MANS
Store, Main FloorD
Evening star., 1941-05-08
indies

20-Orig. zoo Famous Make
Rayon Slips. Tearose1 1.39
20-Orig. zoo Famous Make
Lastex GirdIes with a mixture
Of rayon, cotton, silk and las
tex - 1.39
15-Orig. zoo Famous Make
Rayon Gowns, S1.59, z for s.
(Undies, Main Floor,
The decht co..
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Luggage
NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS

IA Orig. S2.95 "Shortrip"
Canvas Cases S1.59
Z Mems Orig. $500 Zip
per Dressing Cases. Con-
tains Comb, Brush. Mir
ror, Gillette Safety Razor,
Scissors, Tooth Brush
and Other Needs $3.50
1 Women's Orig. S12.95
Fitted Case -S6.56
IS Women's Orig. S6.95
and S7.95 Overnight
2 Mems Orig. SIS Canvas
Jackknife Cases, grey,
brown $1,000
5 Women's Orig. S8.95
Hat and Shoe Cases, grey
striped --------- $500
2 Women's Orig. S12.95
Pullman Cases. 26-inch
size, new bullet shaped
handle --$8.00
(The Hecht Co. LUGGAGE
SHOP, Fourth FloorD
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Only 100! Rayon crepe, rayon
satin and rayon taffeta slips
in lacy and tailored styles
In tearoSe. white and navy.
Well made. Included are a
few evening Slips Broken
sizes.
5-Orig. 100 Tailored Rayon
Satin Panties. Well cut
Smooth-ftting -------- Acc
5e-Orig. 1.19 Chenille Bed
Jackets. Comfy when loung-
ing and reading in bed 69c
4-Orig. 800 Silk and Rayon
Panties. Lace trimmed SSc
3O-Orig. 1.39 Cotton Batiste
Gowns in lovely prints
All with dainty hand
details 99c
S-Orig. 1.69 Rayon Crepe
Panties. Lace trimmed LOO
3-Orig. So and 800 Cami-
soIes, in rayon crepe 1863
10-Orig. 800 Lacy and Tai
lored Slips in rayon satin.
Fitted styles -- 1.99
15-Orig. 500 and 500 Lace
trimmed Silk Gowns. Long
fitted styles. Beautifully
made
Gingerie. Third Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Just 50 Orig. 5I.99
Sleeveless
Sweaters for
Boys
73c

Woods and Wool-ond-royon
mixed sweaters, such os boys
love to wear. Variety of styles
ond oolors for boys 7 to l8.
(Boys' Furnishing. Second F7oor)
23 Orig. s1.9s Jr. Boys Wool
Felt Hats - 10c
IA Orig. 591ac to 79c Boys
Gym Shorts -- 10c
6S Orig. 79c to 81 Boys &
Sport Shirts s- 39c
1o-Orig. s1.5o Boys Dress
Shirts " 22c
32-Orig. S1.15 Boys Broad
cloth Pajamas ---- sic
30-Jr. Boys Gabardine
Jackets - S1.00
32-Boys' Gabardine Longies.
s1.00
11-Orig. s2.25 Jr. Boys
Wool Longies $1.25
10-Orig. $3.99 Jr. Boys 3-pc.
Ensembles $ $2.79
(Boys' Clothing. Second Floor)
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Iq6 prs. Originally
75c NylOn
Hose for Men
39c

Full nylon body with isle
toe and heel strongly
reinforced with nylon for
longer wear. Black only.
Sizes 10 to l1l2.
64 Mems orig S1.39 and
$1.65 Broadcloth Pa ajamas.
Notch collar and MILDLY
slipover styles. Size A
only ------7 79c
So Mems orig. Soc Fa-
nous Make Carriers. Navy,
wine, brown and green,
24c
rs Mems orig. $1.00 Tie
and Handkerchief Sets.
Rayon-and-silk sets that
match perfectly. Wine,
tan, blue. green 69c
148 Mems orig. $1.00 Fa-
nous Make Sport Belts.
Tan and white, black
and white. navy = and =
white. Waist sizes 80 to
AZ SOC
MANS Store, Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-05-08
%: FRIDAY CLEARANCE!
OR ORDERS
lest Is Orig. $500 TO f.W
Junior Miss
Dresses
$3.50

Juniors! Hurry in the first
thing tomorrow morning.
Pretty prints and pastels in
one and two piece dresses g..
In spun rayons and rayon
sheers. Navy. blue. rose and
white. Sizes 9 to Is.
1 Orig. $500 Satin Wedding
Dress with full train. Size
9 $500
2 Orig. s25.oo Rayon Satin
Wedding Dress with trains.
Sizes 8 and Is $500
IS Orig. S12.95 to s22.s5 Better
Junior Miss Dresses. Jacket
and redingote styles in rayon
sheers. Pastels and prints in
navy and black. Sizes 9 to
Is Orig. $500 and S39.95
Spring Goats in Forstmann
Woods, Cordaleen and Elgar-
deem. 8 to 17- $500
young Washinstonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Thrift Dresses

Is Orig. $500 and S2.99 Cotton
and Rayon Dresses. Sizes IA
to So in the lot ~ ssc
20 Orig. $3.99 to S5.99 Rayon
Crepe Street Dresses. Sizes u
to A. Several half sizes in the
assortment $500
10 Orig. S3.9s to S7.s5 Matern-
ity Dresses. Solid color rayon
crepes. Black and navy. Sizes
IA to 18 $500
30 Orig. S5.S9 to S7.S5 Rayon
Crepe Street Dresses. Black.
navy and prints. 50 to a. II
to 20, 16l2 to 2412 $500
Several rayon redingotes in
the group.
IS Orig. S7.95 to S10.s5 Formal
Dresses. Slightly soiled. Small
sizes --- ------ 1888
Thrift Dresses Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Orig. 5I.99 Wool Flannel
Skirts for
TOddIerS
Sl.l9

Suspender skirts for toddlers
wearing sizes 3 to s. Broken
color assortments, naturally.
Just % to sell.
1s-Orig. Sc Toddlers' Sum
Suits, sizes / and 2 CSC
5-Orig. 79c Dressed-Up Dolls.
38c
12-Orig. S1.95 Dolls, soiled
from handling ~ $1.e0
Is Orig. 81 and $1.25 Baby's
Soft Sole and intermediate
Sole Shoes, sizes l and 2 64c
11-59c Nainsook Princes
Slips. sizes z to 6 $50
Infants' Dept, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Orig. j39S Ceiosese Rayon AND Wool
Mems Swim Trunks
$l.88
Only ITS Greatly reduced from our lost
seasons stock but every one in tip-top
shope. lostex in wojstbond, belt and
othletic supporter. Maroon and rust
Woist sizes 70 10 36.
(The Hecht Co.. Mems Shop, Main Floor0
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Orig. $500 to s5.99
HOuSecOatS
sI.99

Only II in this group! Good
looking houSecoats IN dove
rayon suede, rayon crepe or
rayon satin. Wrap or zip styles
with full sweeping skirts.
3-Orig. S1.99 Cotton and
RayOn Satin Housecoats, 69c
l0-Orig. 5.99 Rayon Crepe
Housecoats in zip styles 3.59
l-Orig. 1899 Hostess Gown.
Green rayon jersey. Size 70.
500
(Robes Third Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Leather Goods

s0-Orig. S1.00 Leather Belts.
In assorted colors and sizes. $50
100-Orig. 49c Sim ulated
Leather Billfolds. Tan and
black loo
1oo-Orig. $500 Wood Bead
Bags in novelty styles with zip-
per tops. Assorted colors. s1.2s
15-Orig. $3.50 Genuine Leath-
er Shoe Horns. In tan color.
sac
75-Orig. $500 Ravon FailIe
and Rayon Crepe Handbags.
Nicely lined. Top handle styles.
S1.5s
1oo-Oris. $500 Genuine
Leather Billfolds in black or
brown. Some with zippers.
Compartments for licenses.
cards. etc. ---- H.15
Leather Goods. Main Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1941-05-08
JTTTS 0Hu JTs .HTSSeS "FT
$3.50
Patent Pumps
and Sports
OXfOrdS
Sl.94

Two Of the most wanted styles
for girls. Two-toned sports
oxfords for school and sports
=. strap pumps for dress up.
Broken sizes and styles. Just
80 pairs in the group.
s0-Orig. $3.50 to $3.50 Jr.
Misses and Boys Shoes in
broken assortments. Oxfords
and strap pumps 1928
(Children's Shoes. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Orig. 39S to S95
Samples of
Pearl Top
Fibre Hampers
Sl.49

These are all perfect floor and
factory samples but only
one or two of a kind. The
early bird catches the choicest
hampers a this clearance!
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Stationery
2s-Orig. SEC Boxed Station
cry 10c
36-oriE. sec and Sc Pocket
Note Books 1oc
1s-Orig. SOC Boxed Station
ery lie
s-Oris. s1.oo 1s41 Calendars
for Desk Stands S5c
4-Orig. S1.29 Leather Brief
Envelopes sec
64-Orig. SOC Cocktail Napkins
and Coasters 39c
s-Orig. S1.oo Wall Brackets.
Clipped Soc
22-Orig. s2.2s Hammered
Silver Picture Frames sSc
3-Orig. S1.00 Leather Bags.
see
s-Orix. S1.49 Snap-Openinx
Leather Underarm Bags sl.e0
tStationery. Main Floor,
The Hecht CO..
GiyIs' md .Jy. Misses Oris,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Embarrassed Viking
Embarrassed Viking
LARS JACOBSEN BREAKS
HIS LEG ON LAND
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Lars Jacobsen, long Detroit f,
SaltieSt yachtSman. is lying IN
the Charles Goodwin Jennings Hos
pital today. convaleScing from a
broken leg and he's considerably
embarrassed about the miShap.
You see il wouldn't matter al
all 10 Lars. a giant OF s feet ,
inches, weighing $50 pounds or
more, if he had broken the leg
during those years when he was
racing aboard that great old flyer
the schooner Suez III OF Howard
Grant To Mackinac.
He could bear the pain Of the
compound fracture If II had &C.
Cured. say. during that wild ride
down the Gulf Stream in tropi-
cal storm few years back when
he was sailing Josephine.
II wouldn't concern the big Vik-
ing if he had dropped the 100-lb
Navy anchor he has aboard his
blowboat Petrol on his leg. though
Lars never was so clumsy aboard
ship
lie wouldn't care at all II the
member had been broken in any
kind of miShap as he browSed in
both charted and uncharted wa.
tiers in Lake Huron. Georgian Bay
the Flats. Mitchel's Bay or any
of the Snycs. All of those waters
were his backyard when he sailed
as master of the 60-foot ketcf
Petrol.
But to break his leg on terrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
4 New Wings
Will Take Ice
Against Hawks
Rapid Changes
Made in Effort
to End Slump
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

-Four players who have been
added to the roster since Sun
day will skate out in Red Wing
uniforms tonight as the hurriediy
rebuilt Detroit hockey club tries
10 stop the drive of the surprising
Chicago Blackhawks TO the Ma
tional Hockey League lead
The new players are Pat McReavy
23-year-old right wing, acquired
from the Boston Bruins for So
900. and Wilbert Dutch Hitler;
defenSeman Don w'hItelaW, regular
of last year who has just solved
his Canadian passport difficulties
and two players recalled from In
dianapoliS. center Kenny kilrea
and defenseman Alvin buck
Jones.
Z. The Detroit forwar inc Of Don
Crosse, Sid Abel and die Wares
is the only forward or rear guard
combination that remains intact
today as a result Of the desperate
.shakeup ordered by Manager Jack
Adams in an effort 10 stop the
Wings losing streak. The Stanley
Cup runHers-up have Won only
two and tied one Of their nine
games and climaxed a gradual de-
cline with a II collapse before
the world champion Bfains-in
Boston TUESDAY, night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Abrams Favored
.0vetTony zdIe
International New. ser,ica wire

NEW YORK. Nov. Fright
limbering up exercises were sched-
uled today and after that the
battle. tomorrow night. in Madison
Square Garden. for Tony Yale,
National Boxing Association mid
dlcweight champion. and George
Abrams. "uncrowned king" who
viii clash for undisputed posses
sion of the crown.
Yale, a native of Gary, Ind.
wound up his training yesterday
for the 15-round encounter with
the sailor from the United States
Navy, who concluded his heavy
work on Tuesday.
BY virtue of three victories over
Billy Soose. former title-holder,
and his cagy performances here in
the past Abrams has been eStab-
lished as a slight favorite to lift
Za1e'S crown and thus attain gen.
eral recognition as the l60-pound
ruler the first since the reign of
Freddie Steele.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Back Home
Lou Boudreau Not Taking
After Appointment

CHAMPAIGN. H., Nov. 27.-
Back home after an exciting two
days which saw him elevated 10
the managership of the Cleveland
Indians. 24-year-old Lou Boudreau
was willing TO talk about anything
today-eXcept his new job.
Boudreau indicated he hoped 10
remain as assistant basketball
coach at the University of Illinois.
And that's about AL he weHla- SAY y
He was firmly inSiStent about not
talking baseball or giving any
hint of his plans for the Indians
in his new lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
WARES HANDICAPPED

Even the Crosse line will not be
at full strength because Eddie
Wares will be playing with q
sprained right wrist, right elbow
and hip injuries. But the Wings
after fight talk sessions with
Adams yesterday. will be ouI
there shooting tonight.
Kenny Kilrea, who has traded
Jobs with tIttfc Connie Brown
Joined the club in Boston Tues.
day. He is the leading scorer OF
the American League with u
points and Adams hopes he can
score Just one or two tonight
while leading the line with Mo-
defe- BfHneteatf and Carl lis
Combe on the Tanks.
SYd Howe. who played on the
defense the last two games he
cause Alex Mottor was out with
an injury, Will return TO front line
duty with Gus GieScbrecht and Bill
Jennings, while McReavy will be
used as the spare forward.
Two ofthe- newcomers. White:
law and Jones. will team tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Decorrevont Has Backing in His Blasts
Fisher
On Wav
To Caps

Joe Fisher, the hockey rebel. Is
back with the indianapolis club
today.
Fisher quit hockey rather than
accept demotion from the Red
Wings 10 the American League
farm club two weeks ago. He
drove the 2,4o0 miles home
Medicine Hat. Alberta. Fisher
was impelled, teammates believed,
by the desire to visit his wife.
who has been an invalid since
their first child was born two
months ago.
Fred Haner, Olympia general
manager, yesterday received a
wire from the big right winger,
asking his equipment be sent TO
Indianapolis. Joe was then in St.
Paul, on his way TO join Herbie
Lewis club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
BY GRAHAM HONEY
International News Service Wire

CHICAGO Nov Pit looked very much today though
the wolves around the Big Ten determined to the
their brethren other sections for the postSeaon
sport of npng football coaches with disappointing 94l records
Bob Zuppkes enemies were tuning up for vigorous howl
down Champaign but the little Duchman took the wind
their preparations resgnng unexpectedly before I
nois' final game.
Now it is Harry Stuhdreher at Wisconsin who hearing
the bayng of the wolves What be the start
of organized effort Harry launched by the
Daily Cardinal which editoray blamed the
coaching for the Badger record of five defeats eight
this
Attacks of student 10 be taken
seriously of course classic IN the Daily Cardinals fault
finding the charge that the hard low tackle rarity
Wisconsin Yet the that Wisconsin
of albis for football
might reflect growing opposition Suhldreher and his aides
only short time that Harry arrived the
Madison and undertook the Job of reenang Badger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-27
Fdltering Texas
Tackles Aggiies

COLLEGE STATION, Tex,
Nov. p. 49, Faltering Texas. TIED
and defeated N ITS last TWO starts,
today makes a final bid for VIC
tory in the toughest spot in the
state . at College Station.
For here on the home grounds
Of the Texas Aggies. the Univer-
sity of Texas Longhorns always
find The going tough in fact. Very
tough.
Only once since 1915 have the
LonghornS defeated the Aggies at
College Station. and this year the
task looms as difficult as ever.
The conference champion Ag-
gies, assured of at least Cotton
Bowl bid. don Il want their record
besmirched and sNalso want 10
avenge that OF loss at Austin last
year That loss, the first nj 10
games. cost the Aggies A clear
claim on circumference CROWN and
a Rose Bowl bid as well.
a capacity crowd of 3S.200 was
expected 10 view the game.