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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
Appeal Made For
War Relief Fund
Dinos of Duront;
KIonuris of Lex.
To Head Drive

Holmes county citizens are asked
to respond generously to an appeal
for funds in the nationwide appeal
TO the American people from the
Greek War Relief Association. This
group Of loyal American citizens of
Greek ancestry are trying to raise
ten million dollars to use to alle-
viate suffering among the civilians in
war-stricken Greece.
Charlie Dinas, well known Durant
citizen, and Dimond Klonaris, Lex
ington, head the drive in Holmes
county.
A canvas of citizens throughout
the county will be made in the near
future.
With a population less than New
York City, Greece's valiant resis-
lance has become an obstacle on
which the aggressors did not count.
The Greeks may met reverses. All
their military operations may not be
a repetition of Koritza, Argyrocast-
IN, Porto Edda and Khimara. But,
in any event, they are carrying their
country once more into the front
ranks of those who fight for free
dom, and many Americans and milf
tary authorities are convinced that
their fight may well mark the turn
of the tide of aggression.
Greece is determined to win. Of
this there can be no doubt.
News dispatches from the hun
dred-mile front daily tell of Greek
charges and counter-charges with
guns, grenades and cold steel, back
ed, above all, by stout hearts.
In some sectors, under constant
fire, and children climb steep
mountain trails, bearing on their
heads munitions and supplies to their
men fighting against the forces of
slavery like the mountaineer Greek
Klephts against their enemies of old.
Courage and spirit are high. Unity
is unsurpassed in the annals of
Greek history. The war machine
which has helped enslave SO many
other nations is meeting staunch re-
sistance.
But the people of Greece, Eng
lands only fighting ally, face ire
mendous odds. Our respect and ad-
miration they already have. Now
we must give they all possible moral
and material aid.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
Nationwide %InfantiIe
Paralysis Sunday
Observed 18th
County Churches Are
Asked To Aid In
Worthy Couse

Pastors of all churches in Holmes
county are asked to call the atten-
ton of their members to the obser-
vance of nationwide Infantile Para
lysis Sunday on Sunday, January 26,
and on that day, if possible, to take
up a special collection for the bene-
fit of infantile paralysis sufferers
in Holmes county and the nation.
Pastors are asked to make the an
nouncement regarding this special
day on this coming Sunday, January
10, so that members of each church
will come prepared the following
Sunday to make a contribution if
possible to this worthy cause.
Churches throughout the nation
will observe the Goth as a day on
which to contribute to aid victims of
this most dreaded disease.
One-half of all the monies raised
in this campaign stays in Holmes
county to aid local crippled children
and persons stricken with infantile
paralysis.
During the past year money from
the 1910 campaign has been used
to buy braces for crippled children,
to furnish transportation for children
to Jackson for treatment in cases
where the families of these needy
children were unable to care for
them.
Organized efforts to ecure con-
tributions, however small, from ev-
cry school, church, club and or
ga~nization in the county are being
made.
There are now several cases of
crippled children in Holmes county
where money is needed to buy bra
ces. Unless a generous public con-
tributes money that can be matched
with state funds to secure the needed
braces these children will have to
continue without n help.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
Services Announced For
Methodist Church

Church School at GAS, Walter
Odom Superintendent. >
Worship service at II o'clock.
Sermon theme, Overcoming.
League service at GAS. :.
At the evening hour, z o'clock,
the congregation will join with the
other congregations of the city in
greeting the new pastor of the Bap-
fist Church.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet Monday after
noon at 8 O'clock for Bible study.
Mrs. Dan Comfort will conduct the
program.
Prayer service Wednesday night
at z O'Clock.
Everybody cordially invited to
these services.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
All Club Week To
Be Observed In Co.

The week of January 1921 has
been set aside at National All Club
Week.
All of the All Clubs of Holmes
County will hold their respective
meetings in the various schools dur
ing this week of club work.
Members of each club are urged
by Miss Ellen Scale, Home Demon
stration Agent, to attend these group
meetings.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
Home Demonstration
Club Meets Today

The Home Demonstration Club OF
Durant will hold its regular month
iy meeting on Thursday, January
is at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs.
A, B. Clements.
The program will include pat
terms, Selections and Alterations
with the members taking part in the
discussion.
All of the members are invited to
attend the meeting.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
Mrs. Carson To Represent
Co. At Red Cross Institute

Mrs. |. w. Carson, Red Cross Roll
Call County chairman, Lexington,
expects to leave Sunday TO go to
New Orleans where she will attend
the American Red Cross Institute
as a representative for Holmes
County.
The Institute will be held at the
Bienville Hotel from January 20
through January %. 1t is expected
that all chapters in Mississippi and
Louisiana will be represented at this
meeting.
The theme of the conference is,
Training for the National Defense
Program"
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
Deuth Claims Aunt
Of w. H. Counts

Friends of W. H. Counts will re-
greet to learn of the death of his
aunt, Mrs. H. L. Oliver, rs, in Wingo,
Kentucky, Mrs. Oliver passed away
Sunday, January A, after an illness
of two weeks.
Funeral services were held at the
Baptist Church in Wingo at 10 o.
clock on Tuesday, January 7. In
terment was in the Wingo Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, H.
L. Oliver.
Mr.. Counts attended the funeral
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16

ocraey for itself before it can
achieve democracy. Its citizens must
be willing 70 fight their own battles
and lay down their lives for their
personal rights and freedom. They
annot deserve democracy by having
the people of the U. S. fight their
battles. France, England and all the
other nations of the world must
determine what form of, government
they shall have whether demo-
cratic or not.
America has democracy now. But
the moment congress surrenders its
powers to the President we become
a to~talitarian state with Mr.. Roose
yet as dictator.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Knott AID
two children, Peggy and Sonny, visit
ed relatives in Sails Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Brown OF Belhayen
was a week end guest of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Jimmie Brown.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-01-16
HJC VIII Play
Eilisv!ile Friday

Holmes Junior College will play
ElIisvilIe January II and 18 at
Goodman. Ellisville stands as an
undefeated team, and the two teams
should be rather evenly matched.
Ellisyille and Goodman both de-
feated Raymond by approximately
the same core.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

PLYMOUTH SO sedan finish Ike rev
good tiTes. motor perfect. special. S3se.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
GLIDER
Moving Trailers to Rent
Motorcycles and Bicycles

81 UP ALL SIZES. INSURED
$3.50 GRAND RIVER. NEAR KIRBY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Film Time Clock

ADAMS - "you'n Never Get Rich. .
" 81. AIS, 1888, 1881 y. MI "Iadirs In
Retirement" li;2f, 2;t2, q. 9:Is y. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI,-'.Tom, Dick and
Harry" ll;2S n. m, 1;3s. 5i53, sos
p. MI kiss the boys Goodbye" IL so,
t:05, 1870, I0:St D. IN,
CINEMA-"The Art Of Love-" 1913.
2:ss, s;sI, sis. io;ss y: MI 'Bedreom
FISHER "Tom. Dick and hary !"
" $50. ssO5. 7i2O, 10 IS y. m. Kiss the
Boys Goodbye" 2 80. $3.50. s:Io y. M
fOx--''Week-end in Havana n q. M,
Las, $50, Iits, ioi.a p nj "Msen Over
Her shoulder" is'ss. $50. s'fs. s;so
MICHIGAN - "Ths Maltese Falcon. =
u 80, t;0s. ! :Sa, 1854 .. M; Kisses
for Breakfast" fins a. NJ. 2;4o. 500.
.fAfMs,srATE New York Town
Bill," n ., M, ., o, 1853, I0iss o. m.
RKO-UPyowN-''fom Dick and Hsr-
y." go ASA. 1;ss, loaa p. m. Kiss
the Boys Goodbye," 500. siis, silT p. m,
United Ariists-'Honky Tonk," IL 80,
s:ss. 7iis, 1880 y. mt "Dr. Kildsre''
Wedding Day" i'o7 .. M sf1. oit1,
MAbIsoN-"HIgh. Wide and Handsome. p
II .ss. si5s, 1is, 10 ;ss .. M; "Msid ot
SALEM" iiilt .. m, 2;A, siSi. 9slt y. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
.GurUitch
Recital at
Institute

EVELYN -GURVITCH, Detroit
pianist who has made FREQUENT APP
pearances here in recent years,
performed last night In a recital
at the Detroit Institute OF Arts.
Miss Gurvitch had earlier estab-
lished herself as a sensitive and
painstaking artist and her playing
last night detracted no whit from
that reputation. Nevertheless. il
must be admitted that Miss Cur
witch has played much better at
other times.
Her program included sonatas
by Scarlatti and Mozart. Schu-
manns kreiSleriana, a nocturn.
mazurka and scherZo by Chopin
and DebuSSy's Pour lie Piano.
There were muddy passages In
Miss Gurvitches playing last night.
Part Of the Chopin dragged and in
some sections OF the Schumann
and Mozart there were flaws in
Interpretation. II was in the lyrical
sections of the Schumann and in
the Chopin scherzo and DebuSsy
that Miss Gurvitch displayed her
old warmth of feeling as well as
her usual technical facility.
A large and friendly audience
attended. G.. w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
BestOr Band
On COIOniaLl
Stage Friday

MUSICAL Stability <
the keynote OF Don Bestor and
orchestra which comes ITO the "a
lonial Theater stage for . on
week engagement. starting Frids{
The fame of their couutle
radio shows and recordings IN
spread throughout the nation. g
II is this same Don Bestor WI
first directed the music for "a
Jack Benny radio broadcasts.
The Bestor band has been -
tured in such spots Of natiou1
prominence as the Cocoanut GROW
in the Ambassador Hotel. Los ~
|geles; the Mount Royal in Mon]
real, and at the Hotel New York;
in New York City.
Two of Bestor's vocalists, CHAIR
ing Penny Lee and Johnny R1l
sell, who have distinguished then
selves on radio and records, VI
be with him during this engae(
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Reichnan's Orchestra
At Book Casino Friday

MUSICIAN AND Snowman, Joe
Reichman and his orchestra bring
their precise and rhythmic style OF
dance music TO the Book Cadillac
Casino. opening Friday night.
Accented by a fair for show.
and good humor at the
keyboard. Reichman's music has
set a standard for sophisticated
tempos in the smartest hotels and
supper clubs in the country. Joe's
keyboard manner has gained him
the nickname. 'Pagliacci Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

Piano" and he Is known as one
band leader whose friendly manner
welcomes requests from the floor.
Heading the floor show are De-
Angelo and Porter. slim and smart
dance duo from the Versailles Club
and other New York supper rooms.
Beautiful Jane Fowler is fea-
tured vocalist with the orchestra.
The Herschel Leib trio of violin,
cello and piano. plays daily lunch
con music and also presides al
the weekly fashion shows each
Wednesday noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Collects Rings

ELIZABETH PAT tt r IS o N
owns Hollywoods most elaborate
collection of wedding rings. She
has played mother roles in pic
lures for IL years and now is a
grandmother in The Vanishing
Virginian."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Loses to Brother

JINX FALKENBURG, currently
featured in Sing for Your Sup
per-" claims that her brother. Bob,
who recently won the National
Boys Training championship. took
up the game seriously because she
beat him SO consistently. He de-
termined 10 practice and defeat
her. Now she can't take a single
game when they play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Make Good

ELLA BOROS and Marian
Boyle, two secretaries at the
Paramount studio. have made good
in Torpedo Boat" which William
Pine and William Thomas are pro-
ducing. Ella makes her acting
debut In the film and Marian wrote
the pictures featured song. Both
plan TO continue their new posi-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Likes Maroon Ties

RED SHELTON has never
owned a tie that wasn't maroon
colorsd. The comedian will wear
stripes, polka dots and solid-color
ties-anything. but the color must
be maroon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
AT RANDOM

Ann Sheridan getting plenty OF
Kidding over the yarn that New
York doctor il marketing "oomph
tablets; Barton MacLane few his
plane 10 Tucson 10 march with his
regiment in the Arnistice Day
parade; Orry Kelly. who has been
reported at every other studio. has
signed a new contract with
Warmers.
Erwin Pessis, publicist who has
been in the army for a year, is
secretly married TO Harriet Ben
nett. daughter of Spencer Bennett
Monogram director. Erwin is home
now and back at his old job
Tommy Harmon, former ALI
American. didn't come 10 Holly
wood just to get Elyse Knox 10
marry him. He talked with CO.
lurnbia about doing a movie before
he goes into the army air corps
in February and was with Lois
Ross of the Columbia still de-
partment at the football game
Saturday. So l reckon his mar
riage to Elyse is only wishful
thinking.
Rags Ragland in the hospital
having a bone chip removed from
his nose; Barbara Stanwyck ano
Bob Taylor decided TO join the
Gary Coopers at Sun Valley. Sc
after staying up al night pack
ing they took the train this morn.
ing; Betty Keane. brought here
for "Yokel Boy" at Republic. flew
back TO New York for a week
She'll return when the picture
starts.
Hear Louella Parsons in Holly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

Gen. Hugh =. Joh Inns n.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

rENTJpV-Istb and w. Grand Blvd. 4
NLNiUht PARK Free. Tom Harmon,
Anita Louise, "HARMON or MICHIGAN
"sCATTERGOOD PULLS THE STRINGS. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

CENTER oS.S .,s " rr MSs, slyd SHOW
Free Parking. Free Constance Bennett Cos
rnstiosi "TII.LIE THE TOILER," Comic
strip 'swEETHEART or THE CAMPUS,
Ruby Keller. Time, Thumbs Up! Texas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

CNDERELLA-hos o., s'I 1s,s non o'P Sinrer
Rogers. George Murphy IN tom. DICK
AND HARRY" D0n Amschs and Mary
Martin In kiss IHE BOis GOODBiE."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

I had a talk with the new
Academy president. Bette Davis
at Kay Francis party. l had just
finished reading In This OuI
Life" and 1 was curious TO know
whether Bette is playing Stanley
the selfish sister. or Roy, the one
who loses even her husband Il
Stanley.
Eyes. I am playing Stanley,
the meanie," said Bette. land
loving 10. Olivia de HaviIland's
role of Roy Ia just rs important
and she II n much nicer girl.
arm killed In the end, which,
suppose Is the Just retribution
the Hays office feels necessary"
Bette, who won the Academy
award two years and was a strong
contender last year, will make Z
fine president. Always in the pass
there has been so much grief over
seating arrangements at the aware
dinner and knowing Bettes abso'
lutte fairness you can know this
year il will be first come. first
served.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

rrNTrp-woodward NJ Grand Blvd. 4
ILNlLh TODAY FREE TO THE
LADIES matinee. Evening". CONSTANCE
BENNETT MATCHED COSMETICS /.
THIS WEEKS GIFT, BEAUTY MILK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

|cLcINn--E. Dawson st S-Mi. Tw 9-os41 4
IhoiNV Open $50 DINNERWAREi
"swEETHEARI OF TIE NAVY. Eric
Linden. ''1siL HOURS LEAvE,"J Ellison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13
Plan Nest
Crosby,
Hope Film
By LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10. III
Buddy De Sylvia laughed himself
sick over the first part of Road
to Morocco" the rest of US ought
TO get a few laughs, too. That's
as much of the script as Is fin
ished, but in the movie will be Bob
Hope. Bing Crosby and Dorothy
Lamour-the three who brought
the paying customers into the
theaters TO see Road TO Singa-
pore" and THE Road to Zanzibar"
In Road TO Morocco" Dorothy
Lamour changes her sarong for a
sari when she plays the queen OF
the harem. Well, Dorothy could
be a queen of almost anything,
according to the soldier boys who
write so many letters about her
that I am getting writer's cramp
trying TO answer them.
One reason Dotty and Bob re-
tain their popularity is because
they are always so nice 10 the
fans and 20 out OF their way 10
sign autographs and never act in
the least bored. l was amused at
Bob at Suzanne bankers birthday
party.
His little daughter Linda re-
fused TO drink her milk unless he
held the glass-and if you don't
think that he's her slave you ought
TO see him with her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

ROGERS sHpr Tsif r SHOW A ssss K...
m "sWEETHEART 90 THE CANpvs."
Plus "MUnDkn AMONG FRiENDs."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

Marlene Dietrich is back in town
and when ! told her Of the re-
ports that she and her husband,
Rudolph Seiber. had discussed
legal separation after her attorney
Greg Bautzer. joined her in New
York, she laughed and said:
you've been denying that
story for eight years. You can
say again that ! will never d.
vorce my husband nor he me.
81 have q great affection for
him and we are excellent friends.
Moreover respect his judgment
and opinion"
Marlene is getting ready for
"The Spoilers" which, she says,
starts December IS.
81 still have another picture
60 make for Universal on my
contract since The Spoilers'
which Charlie Feldman ar
ranged, In not counted on that
agreement"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-13

CARMEN os.S sec mr. Fore q No e:d g..
stance Bennett Cosmetics. Free Parking.
Anna Nsagie, John Carroll in SUNNI"
Plus LADY FOR A DAY" With May
Robson. Warren william.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
State Thin(Idds
Oppose Irish

EAST LANSING. Feb. Pre-
pared to make their initial start
under Karl a. Schlademan. Mich
igan States new track COACH 25
Spartan thinclads were bound for
South Bend where they will en-
counter Notre Dame in a dual meet
tonight.
Both teams Will be banking
heavily on sophomores. The Irish
arc reported to have the best crop
of first year men in Notre Dame
history The Spartan squad in
cludes nine sophomores, nine sem
Tors and seven juniors.
Capt Walter Arlington. Bruce
Dryman. Lynn Harris, Michael
Schleb, Dale Kaulitz, Starr KEGS
Ter. Ted Wonch. Robert Harris,
Robert Mccarthy. George Doran,
Jack HiSlop Robert Webster. Earl
Stevens, Melvin Buschman. Gloon
Smith Connie Macon. Kurt Nader.
Earl Cady. Fred Warner, Michael
Reid Leo Wren. Ralph Monroe.
Warren Anderson. Al Mangan and
Walter BeardSlec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Course Experts
Elect Stodo|a

Harold Stodola of Keller Park
st. Paul. today was named presi-
dent of the National Greenkeepers'
Superintendent Association, which
is holding its annual meeting in
Detroit. He succeeds John Gray
of Windsor.
f. B. Cole OF Summit, n J.,
was voted in as vice president
with A. L. Brandon of Chicago
the secretary-treasurer.
Seven cities are bidding for next
years convention and the keenest
rivalry in the history of the asso-
citation has resulted. Columbus,
O.. has waged the most spirited
campaign. Other cities in the
are Chicago, Rochester,
Los Angeles, New Orleans, Pitts
burgh and ST. Paul.
w. II. Johnson. greenkeeper and
manager of the Griffith Park
in Los Angeles, was
awarded the trophy as the green
keeper of the year at last nights
annual banquet
A former shipping clerk in
Kansas. johnson went to the coast
in 1924 and learned the green
keeper business from the bot
tom uD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Hurons Halted
Just in Time
BY Titdns

YPSILANTT. Feb. 7.-Michi-
gan Normars cagers surprised
every one including themselves as
they held u. of d. to a 1928 VIC
tory here last night.
With the Titans leading 1928.
and a minute of play remaining, a
free throw by Joe Jarrett and q
dog shot by Charley Adams sewed
up the game for the Titans.
The Hurons, who have captured
only one tilt this season. for.G
themselves trailing 12-4, m!dwey
in the first period, and 17-10 at
the half. However. Ed Kontrymo-
wicz and Burman Misenar, a pair
of 6 foot inch giants. each tipped
in three baskets TO pace a Huron
rally which brought the score to
24-all.
After John Gedda tossed one in
from center court, Doug Cullin
pulled Ypsi within one point with
a charity toss. John Biringer's field
goal was matched by Misenar, who
netted the last Huron points.
The victory was the ninth for
Detroit in 10 starts.
In the preliminary. Michigan
Normals freshmen downed the U.
of ID yearlings. Aba.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
HighIishts Inn Sports

Joe Louis to defend his heavy
ewight championship once each
at Detroit and Los Angeles de-
spite slight misadventures that
have befallen his fight-a-month
program.
Billy SOose , to | choice to
defeat Ernie Nigh in 10-round
bout tonight at New York.
Connie Mack four-square be-
hind Commissioner Lands new
waiver decree.
Compromise settlement of
groOms. Stablehands and ever
else boys at Santa Anita leaves
ponies free to run again at the
famous track.
Seemingly invincible, Willie
Hoppe continues march through
three-cushion billiards tourna-
Iment; now has 10 straight vic
tories.
NOtre Dame officials prepare
to confer on naming of success
sOr TO Elmer Layden as head
football coach and athletic di-
rector.
Heinic Manush shoots 1Ij for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07

chanicS team. scored 81 prone and
u off hand. but was beaten by
four points for individual honors
in match No. l by Baier. who COM
bined a 81 and 76 for 173 total
Baier beat him again in the second
match. but Brosseau got eevn in
the third. scoring 1872 against l6S
Bowman led the Welders team
with scores of 1853. 10 and III,
while Zokowski was taking indi-
vidual honors in the Merchant Mill
quint with scores Of It's, 10 and
III
The two defeats suffered by the
Cold Mill team was no fault of
Castle who registered 1S2, 1874 and
is karmandi led the Strip
Finish team with $50. 1S5 and 170.
Fruit biz his stride in match 3 in
the open Hearth team with a
score OF leo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
'6'
Boosts
Its Lead

Harry Suffrin-t took four-point
lead over u. r. w. A. 101 in the
Metropolitan Hockey League by
edging out Roosevelt Post Office
2-1 in the third period last night
at Olympia
The Suffrin Club has played one
more game than the rest of the
league teams, and L. R. w A.
J. L. Hudson. and DecoS still have
a mathematical chance of over
taking the high flying clothiers.
Fred Dixon was the Suffrin
hero, eafnering both goals. Harold
Standon assisted by Ed Chounard
accounted for the Post Office goal
that tied the score
DiXon's second tally late in the
period was the winning marker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-07
Today's games

&c holes TO lead qualifiers in
sixth annual baseball players
golf tournament.
Morley Jennings resigns as
head football coach and athletic
director at Baylor University.
Arlington Park race track to
have annual "EquipOise Mile"
race in honor of the late great
thoroughbred and holder of the
mile record.