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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

After remaining in his Public
Safety building office for 80 min
utes Of the city council admins
trative session Tuesday Commits
sioner Holmes Eastwood finally
appeared to present the other
eonncilmen with all his plans for
installing the oity's new parking
meters.
II took a personal visit by Mayor
Harry p. Cain. who strobe out Of
the council chamber and across
Pacific ave. with a determined
look, to get Commissioner East
woods attendance
At 1880. however. he produced
his blueprint Of the downtown area
and As minutes later the council
had settled on purchase of 1909 of
its meters marked for one-hour
parking zones and 100 for 30-min-
ute areas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

You help yourself when you buy
u. 6. Defense Bonds,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
British in Egypt
Pound Axis by
Sea Land

CAIRO, April pa fierce
battle was reported in the Sollum
area today as British warships
and mechanical land forces
pounded at an Italo- German drive
which the British admitted had
pushed 20 miles into Egypt.
Stabbing the defense lines in a
multi-pronged drive, the Axis
forces seemed to be driving for
Sid Barrani. high-water mark of
the Italian drive into Egypt last
Winter. There was no indication
that the Axis forces were heading
southwark through Egypt, mill
tary sources in Cairo said.
British wafplanes carried out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

they will fly over in a few minutes
currency they will use TO
escape if they are shot down be-
fore they get back across the
channel -.
Thinking as they pin-point the
detectives flashed
to them by bomber command be-
fore they go out on night raid -.
Thinking as they patrol the
night skies Tor NaZi raiders e.
thinking as they patrol the seas
beyond Ireland looking for
U-boatS
And thinking especially hard as
they grip tennis balls for hours
on end to restore strength to
muscles and movements to hands
that have been burnt to ugly red
Jumps of flesh on the ends Of their
arms
The boys of the Raj growl to
themselves as they think how SO
per cent of the 529 members of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

years old today had to fight in
the last war, because they were
under 10 at the armistice. BY
now the postwar generation
has had time to come TO the
fore.
"Mr. Gladstone was 40 i'm 1919.
Lord BalfOur was 40 to 1888.
Lord Randolph Churchill i'm 1889.
Lord Birkenhead in 1912, and
Mr.. Winston Churchill in 1918.
They had to compete with
an older generation not thiRned
out by any war.
"Still, each of them had at
that age reached the front rank
OF politics :"
But since World War T. few
young men have risen to power in
And in World War II, Britains
leader is one of the first World
Wars younger men"
In the Britain that emergeS
from this war. youth will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
HEADED FOR SUEZ

This combined offensive. Nazi
circles asserted. will defy sun,
sand and the British and sooner
or later seize the strategic Suez
Canal.
II is Hitler's trail that am fol-
lowing at his own invitation with
a small group of other CORE
spondents.
We are escorted by the same
blond top-lieutenant. Prof. Karl
Boomer, who last year tore red
tape to shreds to get us to the
hottest part of the firing front in
Belgium and France, into Brus-
sells and Paris and finally on the
channel coast with the first Ger
man military units.
Wrecked communications and
jammed roads make the outlook
for speedy transmission of our
reports hopeless.
We face more than 1000 miles
OF hard travelling by army automo-
bile through dust. heat, mountain
storms. And as in Poland and
France we will travel chiefly on
iron rations and with only cat
maps for sleep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

a heavy raid on the Axis-held har-
Dor of Bengazi and destroyed oil
tanks between DeIna and BARGE,
according TO an official Royal Air
Force communique.
Italian troops and Notifications
in Abyssinia were. bombed and
machine-gunned. the statement
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Britain S Ordeal:
Political Revolt

Continued from Page One)
Goering's Luftwaffe was hammer
ing London.
Still echoing In my memory is
the story that tells what stuff
these young men are made of.
IN A Raj HOSPITAL
There was a young doctor named
Donald Bateman down at the Raj
hospital somewhere in England"
] asked him:
What does boy say when
you tell him you have 70 take
q leg off because he stopped too
much Of q German bullet with
his knee? Does he scream his
rage against the old h,en who
permitted this war TO happen
Does he scream his hate for
Hitler? Does he sob and ask
when he can walk again, IL
ever"
mo, none Of these things does
he AJAX -. but only: How soon
can I fly again, Doc, how
so0n -"
And these are young men. many
OF them kids-that's something
our own United States Army can
learn before it's too late. Combat
has proved that the best fighter
pilots are around % years old
which is about three years younger
than the average age of United
States combat pilots.
When this war is over. the
young men of the Raj are going
10 demand place in politics.
They're thinking now. in their
scramble shacks" as they wait
for the order that Will send them
into the air. ready for action. five
minutes or less after the "scram-
bic" starts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturing
pains OF rheumatism. sciatica. lumbago. neu-
ralgLa and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURiTO. Nov they have
found a quick acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO u Trustworthy and dependable
contains no oplates. II you want to feel again
the Joy Of relief from pain-so you can work in
peace and sleep IN comfort-be wise and try
kUR1TO under this monclad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain TO your satlsfaeuon-your money will he
refunded Don't suffer. Ask your druggist today
tor NURITO on this guarantee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
kiwenis District Meeting

The Spring meeting of Division
7 of the Michigan district of XII
wants international will be held in
Mt. Clemens tomorrow evening.
Representatives of six clubs from
Detroit and vicinity Will attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
A CHALLENGING ARTICLE

The thinking young men OF
England were stirred, challenged
by an article that appeared in The
Spectator the week l flew to Por-
tugal, an article under the title
The Missing Generation The
point of the article was this:
The lack of young leaders in
Britain today cannot be blamed
on the fact that many young men
were killed in the last World War
The fault must lie somewhere else
1t stated:
eff England's lack OF young
leaders today were merely a
question of the missing gem
Grafton why have not younger
men replaced 1t in recent years"
Hardly anybody who is 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

ved'--youth from the colonies.
and from the dominions, and
above all, youth from the truly
Royal Air Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
ESCAPE MONEY

Thinking as they tuck away the
foreign currency of the country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Parliament are over 40 years ole
third of them eligible for OLE
age pensions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Tour Of Balkans
Bdres Fury Of
Ndzi Bhtz
BY PIERRE J. HJSS
fn,1 New. service star Correspondent

EN- ROUTE WITH THE GER
MAN BALKAN ARMY, April IS.
SSpringtime is blooming in
southeastern Europe today. but in
this area Chancellor Hitler's blitz-
kries has made tracks across the
worlds longest battlefield.
Under the swaStika banner Ger
man soldiers are pouring south
and Nazi administration officers
already are within the occupied
areas,
Throughout the region are
shelled and bomb sore spots.
blackened or shattered fortified
mountain lines. bad roads, wrecked
bridges and railways.
Such. in brief. is a birds eye
view Of the terrain from the top
Of Yugoslavia down TO the Aegean
Sea.
FLANK BLITZ PLANNED
The actual line of battle is even
longer. since il stretches past Suez
from the German border-a vast
line OF nearly 1000 miles of land
and water with every mile subject
10 the laws of war.
Shattered Belgrade and Greece :
SCARED historic Mt. Olym pu s
mark the trail 10 what the Ger
mans term the Grecian graveyard
of the British EXpeditlonary
Force
There the wet front TO Port
Said begins. and this front al
ready is a hunting area for the
German air force. and small naval
units and submarines of the AXIS
powers.
These naval and air contingents,
German quarters state. are all
certain to begin major activity as
soon as their harbor and air bases
are completed in Greece. This. il
was stated. will add flank hlitz"
TO the drive being staged by
Chancellor Hitler's desert legions
In North Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Churchill's
Tomorrow:
predicament.)

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

MEAT MARKET-Groceries: good business
and location. reasonable price. Lafayetts
OsQs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND. S4s Jenerson)-Two front
rooms. private entrance, gentlemen pre-
ferred; reasonable.
BOULEVARD EAST GRAND, 1881 (nesr
Dodges) Two small front rooms, 50,
complete, Frigidaife adults.
ENGIEwo0D. /6is-.comfortabi bedroom.
Kitchen privileges. Townsend 8-6i12
telephone after 500.
FOURTEENTH 252i Room.
gas. hot water, refrigeration; single per-
son only.
FIFTEENTH Living room, bedroom.
Kitchen. heat. Si2; also sleeping reason
able
FARNeWORTH 2sii tuear Mt Eliotp -
Two clean housekeeping rooms, semi0ath,
~ So adults
FoREsf WEST. SO Two
large. romGsrtsbly furnished. first, second
floors ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

AsTRouooER--c. Lowell, wsI-known De-
DEBf rehsfl See Credit AdJaAtment CO.
sSs Barium Tower. Detroit. Ch SSfI.
Open until $50 Thursday evening.
GAIL KIENz'-Ends liver. gar bad
der. stomach. gas. gladstone attacks;
send T.i7t0.
HAIR REMOVED FoREvER-saft. pain
less. treatments. 81. LIFETIME GUAR
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Cunic Townsend S-siN.
HAIR REMOVED Eisc,roiyss; guaranteed.
sara Ltttman. SO David stott CHERRY
sC6S.
READ Times Want Aas foT proliI-~dss
then Tor results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

BUYERS Any East Side property. cash.
terms. Burd ivanhoe 1870.
CASH QUICK-For your equity In 4. ) or
6-rm. home In n. W. sec We 5-f50O.
ROY l. RoUNTREE 1890 PLYMOUTH
INCOME properties, flats, roonlng houses.
apartments. Raymond W. Swanson.
Cadillac 3ses
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

A 3-AcRE parcel near Joy Rd. ? mi. west
OF limits paved. city water. cleo. siIs
handles. Newman, Joy and lnkster roads.
ACRE-4-room house. excellent well. city
water available; 10 fruit trees. about
400 berry bushes: close 20 schools. stores,
S3na down You -eAn move
right M, WI FIEDLER. 1904 Teis-
graph. near Van Born road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Wearing Apparel
Stoves and Heaters

LITTLE FUR sHoP-77is Woodward; ex'
pert fur restyling, repairing; reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

ALL HARDWOOD. mixed. largest load
S5s0 Furnace chunks 1924 Mack.
Murray H57s
FACTORY CuTTtNGs cordwo5d for far
nsces arr hrepiAces 1880 Grstiot
Fingrfe sff2
K1NDLiNG WOOD So, pine blocks, 50 50
oak blockaS 81. trinity 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Income Bungalows for Rent

WOODSTOCK DRIVE. 3i2 Il. 1sIx , rooms
stall shower OIL; REFRIGERATION
Reasonable. University 2-ol43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
<AhM REAL ESTATE CORNER G}4AD
&AAsX For RENT FOR SALE 1ae1esA 5


2.FAMILY flat for small farm near De-
tron. 1884 Chestnut Wyandotte is2e-W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Board and Room,


.CONvALEScENT home for elderly: pa
lytics: chronic cases. Reasonable rat
Plaza 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Personals

HELEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; daily
Sunday ul-eD. lsi Columbia West,
CHERRY 3si5-
MEN. WoMENi wAN- why stimuiAnts
N ottrex Tonic Tableti pep up bodies
lacking Vitamin Bl, Iron. Calcium Phos-
phcrous Special Introductory 33c size today
ONLY poe For sale al all drug stores
everywhere-In Detroit. all cunningham's,
KinseTs, sans and Wsigreen DRUG stores.
MRS BELLE READ astrologer. 6220
Third Ave. Columbia 45l2. Appoint
ments daily,
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
any one other than myself after shis
date John Romanski
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife Gertrude after this dste. Harri'
son u. Higgenbotham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27
Nazis Sink
FrT
Indication of New Of
ensive in German Re-
ports of Sinkings in
kerch Straits.

CIV The Associated Press
An attempt bys Russia's Red
armies To storm back into the
east tr;mean city OF kcrcil ald
,;in,tc,y to lift the cight-vceks
ola siege 9, >r,4e,olol vas N
dictated By the German high
porting that nazi bombcrs had
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27
Drive Back Into Crin1ea
Dutch Keep
Ship A Day
Sinking Toll

Batavia. Netherlands East
Indies, Dec. 21.-lAPj Tn"
largest ship in a Japanese con-
ceutration was sunk by direct
hits by Dutch army bombtrS OH
Eucking on tie island OF Bornco
and a lighter also was struck,
the Dutch communicate reported
today.
SiN or seven bombs burst on
the ship. the communiquc SAID,
and il >3outrd a huge column OF
flame ard steam into the Sky.
The sinking kept up the puirh
PACE Of 4 ship a day ton on
Japanese shipping.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27
Not a Shot
In Defense
Is Fired
Japanese Bombers in
Such Great Numbers
Thai They Could Not
BE Counted Rain Ter
ror on Manila For Two
and One-Half Hours.
CBy The Associated Press

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my ulllOId NUMBERS dead and
great fires rauinu ~ hams
aftar two p~aninn:,l a,i,a1
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mao otth 0ItIcIaII% decIafpd
an open, Unuctended lily.
MOI - shot 1,-9s rirnd in
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h"i'N t'h'd'fNt SUNNI sac
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"''S ""ui'"'o' me faio i">'-
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N's1'I"HlI ISH3.'s I'|Nttu U1'
CIE 1-d' 'aIaAeSt troops advancing
more thdn 81 llt3gS hau IeacLe0
H19I'g3oa, 9ill& o" 'aIil> loFih ~
MAMMA, 0IAef reports sad inc lANad-
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>o0l1 ana c1p!uIed fanlq4t
oh inc or'Shter Siae' late re-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27

WtrS'sip"tcn, %. sr.-ft1A-
tn trit~Il stats I'D Great
E~Hrit&:" were bel; I'D today to
Eava reached a preliminary
agreement or broad strategy for
hand, air and Sc campaigns cal
c;llatcd to put the allies on the
.t~t, 100; % victory II, '::t2.
The next sep Is 10 .yDH', out
the details and possibilities
for the Strategy's execution and
the expectation wa ma, TINS
would get underway almost inn
neutrality-suspicious. ever today
in a joint conference atItI.u-
ed by representatives of the al
lied nations.
The n tons participating VIII be
the United States, Great Britain,
Soviet Russia, China. the Neither
lands, the Dominion Of Canada, Aus
traIia and New Zealand. The iattoe
xix have been kept fully informed
on the progress OF the GonVCrsa-
tons between President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill and
representatives of the Pan-Amcrican
nations were invited to the White
House today for a similar review.
One indication that the joint con
ference was about to start was the
arrival here yesterday of Canada
rrjmc minister, W. L. Mckenzie
King.
There was reason to believe
that arrangements for close Ang-
lo-tmcrican c~nopcTet;ol already
have been worked Out ana 1t
was reported that General Sir
John Dill, the retiring chief OF
stall of the British army, would
remain in WASHINGTON Indefinite
" to assist in cOOrdinatlng the
military efforts Of the two ma
tons.
In working out the broad alice
strategy, Prime Minister ChurehiI
is understood to hive proceeded or
the probability that Germany WouIC
continue to threaten an INVASION o
BRITAIN in order to keep Tho lsI9nc
fvom di~natchine m"0 or m2terla
to other theatres of operations,
Members of CONGRESS- WHO Iumchco
with the British prime minister aft2.
his historic address on Cao'tol HI
Yesterday reported, h9"eVcr. tina
go, p. 1--. .l., fN.It -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27
United States Informs
Japanese Government
All japanese Prisoners
VIII Be Given Fair
and Humane Treat
ment.

Washington, Dec. 21.-lAPD-
The nitcd States has informed
the Japanese government that all
Japanese prisoners captured by
American armed forces will be
treated in accordance with pro-
visions of the prisoner of war
convention adopted by 4. ma
lions at Geneva in 1929.
While Japan signed but never for
NullY ratified The pact. it Was CN-
pcCtCd here that the Japanese gov
eminent would grant all American
prisoners OF War reciprocal Ialr ana
humane treatment.
To carry out the conventions
terms the nitcd States govern
mcut will set up an organization
10 handle war prisoner questions
IN cooperation with Mare Peter,
iDrmtr Swiss minister to Wash
HtgtUn Who VIII represent the IN
ternati0Dal Red GrO>s here.
THE Japanese already hold a mum
.tI ~ Americans a~ prisoners ot
Hat. including Marines who Wcrt
.taru.rgo al ptepn@ and I,entsjn. the
eEg-s ra ian American gUNhoat cay
tures. ul Shanghai, the small h0t
valiant Marine garrison on Wake is
land. -n... naval amt Aigtlu loHrC
taken a0 Cessna. the u~udlscio-eC
.numUer ...<oslcr- employed OFT
these two Captured bases and pre-
gGuabiy some American and Flip
p.ln troops tu5cu. lu the Philippines
tfrlE- q. fnN- fl4,.s,-t ~rrf1GNGr- 81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27
Press Given
Break
Stewart Says Every
Effort Made to Pub
l;cize Churchill Visit
to Washington.
ry CHARLES J.. >TENAEI

Central Pres Coiumniot
Washington, Dec. 21,-tFeaioehl
Roosevelt and Winston thJTchiIl
didn't want an advance announcer
0cnt of Winnie's White House NlSlt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27
Cotton Prices
Are Higher

New York. Dec. 27.-lAtn- Got
I,n fIturcs opened 10 to 10 ,cntS d
baI, higher. h,,o
Fu,.reS closed ) t. ID tcI''H " -
higher, bidding spot loo w
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27

Mae G. Cadwalader
Chosen from among 11S girl, 10 De
Philadelphia's outstanding debu~
tante of l94l, is Mae G. Cadwalader,
debutanto daughter of Mrs. Gouv-
erneur Cadwalader. She was
crowned Quaker City's Glamour
Girl No. at a bcneft ball for the
Pennsylvania Defense Council.
fF0~trni br5Sa
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Foe in It's Class,
Tech May Win

Detroit Tech is looking forward
to its first victory Of the year
when it meets Wisconsin State
Teachers College of Eau Claire
at Robinson Field Saturday.
The Eau Claire club is the first
opponent in Techs class and they
too have been having a bad year.
So far this season they have
garnered one victory, that by for
felt. against five defeats.
Techs record of seven points
against the opposition's 224 in
five games Is similar to that of the
Wisconsin team.
The game will be a contest be-
tween two green teams. for Eau
Claire has only five leteermen on
their squad, while Tech started
the season with six and now has
four, with only three capable of
playing this week. Morris Pa
quette, 160-pound triple threat
halfback, will bear the brunt OF
Wisconsin.s offensive.
Tech will be without the services
of Vic Borden. stellar guard, and
Bill Chonko. running and passing
halfback, who sustained injured
knees In the Morningside clash.
Paul Labadie, triple threat back.
also took a terrific beating against
the Iowans and probably will not
see much service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

when he sprinted 60 for the final
touchdown.
II Mickey follows his procedure
against Marquette, he's due TO &C
for a touchdown run of SO Satuf-
day. II is certain the coaching
staff will be pleased, so will the
fans and most of all Trainer Dad
Butler. who will be guest of honor
on the fifth annual Homecoming
Days Day.
With the exception of Man
haitian, Mickey has played in every
game this season. For a total Of
"A plays, he has shown a net gair
of 242 yards. He has carried "a
times. gained 157 yards and lost
81 for a 126 net. He has com.
pleted 10 out of 20 passes, had one
intercepted, for 124 yards, anc
lost eight for a 116 net.
Others who will be playing their
last game before home fans Satur.
day will be Capt. Vino Banonis
Dick Pugh. Tom Mclaughlin. Ed
Rice. Howard Heating, Meyrl
Toepfer. Jack Biringer, Bob Keene
and Al Goodrich. making a total OF
10 with Mickey.
Mclaughlin is bound 10 sc,
some action against Marquette
When he gets the ball there viii
be a lot of people, including your
truly, who hopes he runs like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

ONCE the appearance of famous
~ Wildwood whiskey a short time
ago, its tremendous popularity with
the man in the street has been nothing
short of sensational Why? Perhaps,
because he knows that only the finest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Passes 73
Times for
9Ol Yards
international News Services Wire

COMMERCE. Texs Nov. 6.-J.
c. Meeks. East Texas States ram
paging quarterback. held the ma
tional passing leadership as his 70
compilations out of 100 attempts
topped all other records posted.
The blonde gridder, who also Is
the leading scorer of the Lone Star
Conference, has passed for total
OF 90l yards in seven games. Yet
the East Texas Lions, who remain
on the undefeated list though once
tied. rate their sparkling back a
better runner and field judge than
a passer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Faithful
Durocher Refuses TO Wear
Yank Uniform
International New. Service Wire

fnternnti0nh News service Wire
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 6.-Not
even the make believe world OF
Hollywood could put Manager Leo
The Lip Durocher of the Brook
Ign Dodgers into a New York Yam
kee uniform.
The uniform was made by the
Samuel Goldwyn wardrobe depart
ment TO Leo's measure for his test
for the forthcoming picture based
on the life OF Lou Gehrig, Yankee
immortal.
But Leo. prodded by Don't
Wear Yankee Uniform" wire
from Dodger owner Larry Nc
Phail. took the test in his own
Brooklyn uniform, which he hopes
10 wear next Fall in another World
Series against the Yanks..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06
Match Swedish Angel With Hamframek Man

The Swedish Angel" has beer
signed for another mat appear,
ance in the Arena Gardens Mon
day. He will meet Pete Kozer
Hamtramck, in the semifina
match to the Bobby Bruns-Karo
Krauser rematch.. Other matches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-06

To form final plans for the u.
of D.-Marquette game here satur-
day, the Marquette Club of Detroit
will hold pep raIly-luncheon at
Coffee Dams Cafe Old Madrid at
noon tomorrow.