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Evening star., 1941-01-22
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. exp; books started, kept
part time. audits. statements. tax service:
local refs: $3.50 mo. RA. 2544.
BAKER, experienced, 10 years exp. Phone
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CONTINUED

SALESMAN to call on builders and the
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dIdC
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MAN colored wants work as janitor or
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SALESMEN.
HELP AEk r wnAEA

sALESMEN-3 openings to handle in
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

POST OFFICE|Clerk carrier exam, home
study course, S1.10 and So BOYD
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL, 1888 st. Ma
SHORT. EASY COURSES in shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping. Inquire BOYD
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SPANISH--Native teacher. conversational
method; beginners, advanced students;
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PAINTER wants work. 10 years experience
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Incense conScientious. hard worker. desires
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CLERK-CARRIER EXAM
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DE~oIINETtso AND ENOINEERS.
Squad leader. checker, designer and
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highway or electrical design essential
Write Stephen Derry. emp. director, Arthur
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Ior interview appointment in WASHINGTON.
Consideration given only to those giving
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Over % years; must be neat appearing
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Adams nSIH
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statesmen to sell refrgerators. washers
and major appliances for WASHINGTON s
LARGEST APPLIANCE HOUSE Salary
and commission. Good opportunity
Atlas. g2l G st NV
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night. Franklin S1S5
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exper.; > adults and one child in family;
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COOK and general houseworker: live in:
good wages. references required. Phone
Emerson OSOO
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We have established routes available for
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SALESMEN-Can offer attractive propo-
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campaien pay daily plus weekly bonus
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SECRETARY for private girls school, ex-
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

TEACHER for a reliable, efficient place
ment service contact washington Schools
Association, Colorado Building. RE. 17l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Cotton
Lost to
lid. Us. Ill

Detroit University Schools
hopes of turning back the strong
New Baltimore High eleven Satur-
day took a nose dive today follow
ing the loss Of Art Cotton. 103-
pound right half who suffered a
broken arm in yesterdays scrim-
mage.
Seventeen year = old Cotton,
despite his weight was one of the
fastest backs in local private
preparatory schools. He is eX-
-pected 10 be out of the lineup I'M
til sometime next month.
Pontiac reserves bowed to De-
.troit Country Day Schools unde-
feated squad yesterday, 1870
Charles Wilson tailed twice or
END runs and Frank knight on a
line plunge for the winners.
Crosse Pointe High Schools net
team maintained its unbeaten rec
ord in Border Cities play by blank
ing Monroe, 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Prep Hdrriers
Clash Today

With city champion Southeastern
High apparently out of the rum
ming, Eastern and Cooley will rule
favorites 10 capture divisional
crowns in the Metropolitan League
croSs-country competition this aft
ernoon at Rouge Park.
Southeastern. which won city
indoor and outdoor track titles as
well as the barrier championship
last year, has been hit by gradua-
ton.
Claude Snarey's Cooley runners
appear to have the West Side
meet all to themselves. The Car
dinals won all three dual meets
this Fall with ease, with their ace,
Jack Longpree. finishing in front
on each occasion.
The East Side competition. how
ever. will be battle between
Eastern and DENLY. The Indians
nosed out the Tars by a few
points when they clashed in a
triangular meet with Hamtramch
a few weeks ago. Highlighting
the East Side race will be the
clash for individual honors be-
tween George Kovatch Of Eastern
and AL Pingel Of DENLY, the lead.
ing runners in the division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Spartan Hopes
Lie in Let.Down
Of Marquette
Otherwise State III
Will Be Underdog
in Saturday Game

EAST LANSING, Get. 9.-Un-
less the highly touted football ma
chine of Marquette University
suffers a major breakdown after
its suspicious entry into the grid
iron whirl last week, Michigan
State will be underdog throughout
the thirteenth renewal between
these two teams Saturday on
Macklin Field.
That was the consensus or
opinion today among coaches and
grandStand quarterbacks alike as
the Spartans worked at a feverish
pace to install a formidable de-
Tense for the super-geared passing
and running attack which the Hill
toppers displayed against Wiscon-
sin last week.
The chief hopes of the Spartans
seem to lie in the possibility Of
Marquette having a letdown this
week after a terrific buildup for
its traditional rival from Madison.
The Hilltoppers annually pre-
pare for this game in much the
same manner as State gears IL
self for the University of Michi-
gan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Wayne 10 Face
Veteran Squad

University of Cincinnati will
present a veteran squad Saturday
at Cincinnati when it renews grid
relations with Wayne University
after the lapse of a year. Coach
Joe Meyer plans to-start a line
up of eight seniors and three
Juniors.
Seven Of the men who will open
the contest played in the contest
with the Tartars in 1889. Headed
by Quarterback Lloyd Brown, they
are Max Coyle. center; Jim Crou-
cher left end; Jud Hall. right end;
Bill Kelchner. Tony Macikas and
Bill Kraske. what az 243 pounds.
lis the biggest man on the Bcarcat
squad
Only two men on the Tartar
eleven saw service in the encounter
two seasons ago. Whitley Larimorc
guard. and Ralph Betker. tackle.
will be out 10 avenge the 21-0 de-
feat suffered in the first meeting
between the teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Find Weak Spot
Passing OF IT,. of M, Team, Gets Lot of Attention
Since Pitt Is Extremely Weak There

ANN ARBOR, oct, Passing
was the keynote at yesterdays
practice session Of the Michigan
football team. And for a good
reason.
The Wolverines next opponent
is Pittsburgh. Ii has been noted
bv Ernie Mccoy. Michigan assist
ant coach. who secuted the Pan
theirs in their GO loss 10 Purdue
last week. and in fact. by almost
every one else who has seen the
Smoky City boys in action, that
thcy are extremely weak on pass
defense.
This weakness cost the pantherS
a victory i'm their clash with the
BOilcrmakcrS.
Consequently Fritz Crisler,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Printers 10 Hold
Victory Celebration

Detroit Union Printers. winners
Of the Union Printers international
baseball championship this year
playing In the largest amateur
league in the world. will be
hOn0rcd no "a victory celebration
Saturday IN the new Labor Temple
ballroom, Montcalm and Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Zuppke Taking IS
To Gopher Game

CHAMPAIGN. H.. oct g.
ms A 35-man squad was
named by Illinois coach Bob
Zuppke for the trip 10 Minneapolis
tonight and Saturdays meeting
with Minnesota. Only a light drill
was on tap for today The team
will overnight in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Wolverine head coach. has gone
TO work with a vengeance in an
effort TO make something of the
Michigan overhead attack. Never
considered strong, this phase of
the Michigan play fell off TO abSo-
lutely nothing against Iowa when
sophomore Tom Kuzma threw
four passes, none Of which sue
ceeded.
Tommy was at it for over an
hour yesterday and there was a
noticeable Improvement in his ac-
curacy lie was not the only back
who worked on his throwing, how
ever. since both Davey Nelson and
Don Robinson, Kuzmas two alter
mates al the tailbaCk position.
practiced intenSively on hitting
the mark with a thrown bah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
REVISED LINEUP

But even so. the strength of the
Spartan attack is still in question
with Coach Charley Bachman
slated TO start a revised lineup.
Bachman and DR.. Charles Holland.
team physician. are still holding
out for the injured ankle Of Jack
Fenton. feet footed right half
back, who ran IS yards against
Michigan, to heal.
If Fenton is not in condition,
Pete F'ornari, former all-state back
at Southeastern High, will get the
starting assignment with Willie
Davis at quarterback. Dick Kieppe
at left halfback and Chuck Carey
at full.
The Spartan coaching staff Is
depending heavily on Kieppe. a
Lansing junior who saw limited
service last year. TO carry the bur
den of States passing and kicking.
Kieppe draws the shade over Wy
Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

There are four Browns trying
out for Detroits big-time puck
chasing club this year, Jerry
Connie, Joe and Adam The
latter is due tomorrow Big
Edible Goodfellow. one Of the
greatest and wandest veterans
of them all, limps in from
Windsor, where he has been
helping TO straighten out border
troubles for some of the players
n. Edible recently underwent a
Knee operation in Toronto.
Jimmy Orlando, sporting
Caesar Romero mustache, made
the grand entrance Boy,
there's color-that Jimmy boy
-. he simply reeks with it
he's going to be tougher than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
PEEVED WITH HIM

Detroit obtained Dutch on waiv-
erS last Spring. Patrick was
peeved with him because he pre-
ferTed 10 return 10 his home al
Ont, 200 miles away.
after the final game here instead
OF going all the way back 10 New
York with the club 10 check out.
Detroit is mighty glad 10 have
Hitler With Howe. Liscombe and
Abel the team is now well sup
piled with good left wings.
And Hitler aims TO be one Of
the best. Especially against New
York.
AS Dutch was leaving the Olym-
pia office after the first workout,
General Manager Fred l.. Haner
said 10 him
Let us know If there is any
thing we can do for YOU, Dutch.
We want your association with
us 10 be very pleasant one"
Hitler turned
There's nothing want,
thanks. I've always liked Detroit
and l know I'm going TO like II
here with the Wings. There's
just one thing want, To have
the hottest night of my life when
we play the Rangers"
Hitler is married and has two
Patricia Joan. who is 2
years and s months, and Rose Ma
RE. a little more than a year old.
Mrs. Hitler and the daughters are
living in the new home Dutch Just
built in Kitchener. He plans 10
get up there as often as possible
during the campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

G lin e Of
.scrinnage And
that my friend
is the job OF
the boys up in
front
Year in and
year out the
n @ VS. pa p ers
sing the praises
Of this ball car
rier and that.
but there ism;
a halfback born
that can win a
ball game by
himself No one
knows that any
b etter tn a n
YOURS truly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
ORLANDO MORE COLORFUL THAN EVER

Hockeys here! Scene-Oympia dozen eager, healthy
looking athletes travelling and hockey equipment clutter up
part the offices Jack Adams energies
from his private sanctum Dutch the redaced roll
licking manager Wings geets Dutch Hitler bought
New York Rangers Hello Brown, Adams shouted
another and that Tor Jerry and Connie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Don't get me wrong. The great
est line that was ever assembled
can't make an All-America Of a
player who doesn't have the
ability But those who do have the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

the gals the coming That grand Lasn look
right Of Latin Montreal Orlando has theme
song Chicago, Here We Come Adams thinks the new
graad 1t will team up with that other fine song
ANY Bonds Today Sid Abel left Wnger followed his
pal the Abel being picked the most promising
young player all big league hockey Johnny Stewart the
strappng moved quietly and shook hands with
Adams Greetings and handshakes all around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Fred Haner Writes Nice Hand

Whatve the Yankees got that haven't got? demanded
Adams "Nuhin nuthin a-tal BOSNIAN Orlando shouted
dropping big black he did Fred Haner was
already busy writing checks Nice that Mr. Haner
Goodfelow coNided Abel Yes writes nice hand Sid
agreed travelling bags hockey equipment and
healthy looking young athletes moved in Oh yes
players needed those Hne autographs Most OF the young
players permitted take only small buck to five out
Of Canada when they crossed the border War is h
And down in the dressing Frank Honey Walker
the Red Wings for ID and of the best from
Toxic Walker and his able assistant Carl Mattson
checked equipment Still bags equipment and
athletes.
a Johnny Mowers runnerup last season
Walter Turk Broda of the Maple Leafs the best goal
keeper the league Sydney Harris Howe, starting his
seventh with the Wings wrapped tape around his legs
Seems like just left this dressing and here am
again" declared 'he Summer disappeared in
hurry Mowers with all of his equipment wrapped around
$50 pounds looked bigger than the Devils Tower you all
set 20 Mowers demands Of Doug McCag handsome 100
pound recruit defenseman Doug is ready We'll what
waiting for -? shouts the young goae Let's co. it
looks like another big year for hockey in Detroit.
Admits His Fear
Gene Tunney in his Forthcoming book Arms Of Living
he deahy afraid Of the baerng fists
of Jack Dempsey. The retired heavyweight champion admits
Continued on age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
KNZRRla New Hero
Another Tom Gets the PIaudits at u. of NJ. Now
I9Year-OId Soph Is Powerful Runner
c0pyIIaht by DstrOIt TIms,. All ti0ht. rs.sred
By CLAYTON HEPLER

it from Peggy Cannon. sopho-
more coed who rates No. l on
his hit parade He first saw her
when they were allotted adjoin-
ing seats in geology lecture last
year and-well, Toms as normal
as any student, be he football
player or otherwise.
He has his troubles with his
studies, too, just like any num-
Der of undergraduates. In fact,
he became ineligible during the
second semester last year and
had 10 attend Summer school.
WANTED TO PLAY
"Golly. i had 10 do il. wanted
TO play football" he explains
somewhat ruefully.
And did he expect TO make
good as he has?
well, / always thought I'D
make good. But l didn't expect
to be i'm the game so much as a
sophomore. After all. II takes n
while 10 learn" he'll tell you
Toms a member Of Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity, but he
has no particular path of roses
in going through school He
washes dishes for his board and
holds down an NYA Job as we'll
AS bearing down on the football
field and in the class room.
Middle man of three brothers,
Tom also has four older sisters.
lie attended Emerson High back
in Gary where he was a three
sport man lie earned his award
in track as a hurdler, but is
concentrating on football alone
at Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Hitler Will Add
New Fuel TO
An Old Feud
New Red Wing
Wants Revenge
Against Rangers
By LEWIS II. WALTER

It may be early but a hockey
feud between the Red Wings and
the New York Rangers is already
in the making.
It's enough for the Rangers that
the DetroiterS knocked them out
OF the Stanley Cup playoffs last
season. That still is a little hard
for Boss Les Patrick 10 take.
OF course its understood there
isn't a club in the league, except
ing Toronto. that Detroit enjoys
beating more than the Rangers.
And this year they are to have
the assistance of "A real Ranger
enemy former Ranger player
He's Wilbert Dutch Hitler, the
left winger who IS huStling
through his second day Of practice
with the Detroit club at Olympia
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Football Is a great game. The
backs take the glory, and We
take the work. But the ball
game is still won In the line"
says the man who won ALI
America honors as guard and
captain Of the Minnesota eleven
in 1881.
OF course, q guy like Forest
Evashevski helps a lot. TOOL
But it's the line that's OF major
Importance and for the last Two
Saturdays. I've seen the University
Of Michigan line win ball games
in the stadium at Ann ArbOr
IL was Tommy Kuzma and Bob
who made the touch
downs and 10 was DAVE Nelson
and Paul White who helped gain
The yardage when II was needed
Continued on Page 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Frank Leahy's and Gus
Dorais' football articles appear
in The Detroit Times again
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

ANN ARBOR, Oct. Big
Chief Fritz Crisler is beating out
the Tom Toms and again there's
powerful medicine a-brewing in
the University of Michigan foot
ball camp.
For the past three years it's
been Tom Harmon Of Gary, Ind,
who has led the Wolverine War
riors on the gridiron warpath.
And now it's another Tom-Tom
Kumza from the same Indiana
town-who is taking over the
heavy offensive duties
In the two games played this
season. this compound sopho-
more halfback has scored three
of the four Michigan touch
downs lie started against Iowa.
scored the only touchdown of the
game and viii be the No ] man
i'm the spotlight when Pitts
hurgh'S Painters play here Sat-
urday.
Just who is this wonderman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Line Wins Games
Harmon Points Out ForrUard Wall Most Important;
Thinks M Line Rates With Nations Best
BY TOM HARMON

The greatest back that ability will first admit
played football Al-it takes blocking win bali
America honorS until he got past games
lie line Of - "Bigge" NIchigans great
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
POWERFUL RUNNER

Well, in the first place. he's
no superman. although when he
throws those 200 pounds of his
against would-be tacklerS he's
rarely the first TO give way He's
as powerful a runner as Michi-
gan has had and there have been
plenty
But with all that, he's a nor
NAL youngS ter who hasn't
reached his twentieth birthday
as yet. Likable and happy-go-
lucky there's always a grin on
his face.
It's an engaging grin, too. take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Looked lIke the Yankees Won the series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
WON IN THE LINE

"Biggie" Mum. Michigan great
line coach, has II Just about right
Evening star., 1941-01-25
Julien Bryan Describes
German CITY in Brazil

Porto Alegra. Brazil, is like bit
of Germany transplanted in the
New World, Julien Bryan, traveller
and lecturer, told members of the
National Geographic Society in Con-
stitution Hall last night.
Living much the same as they
would in German city, Porto
Alegra's $4,000 German citizens
operate their own newspapers, stores
churches and factories, and until
recently there were hundreds of
schools in Southern Brazil with Ger
man teachers and German text
books, he said.
Now nearly all the teachers have
been dismissed and Brazilian text
books in the Portuguese language
substituted. The only German
teachers remaining, he said, are
those who have agreed to adhere
to the new Brazilian regulations
in the school systems.