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Evening star., 1941-12-21
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Walter Camp announced his an
nual All-American football team.
His line was: Muller, California,
Stein, w. and j.; Schwab, Lafa-
yette; Wick, Michigan; Brown,
Harvard; Mcclure, Chicago. and
Roberts, Centre. and in the back
field: A. Devine, Iowa Killinger,
Penn State; Aldrich, Yale, and
Kaw, Cornell.
Ten major league baseball play
ers were shifted around in two
big deals, the most important of
which sent Roger Peckinpaugh,
shortstop and captain Of the
Yankees. and three other players
to the Red Sox for Everett Scott,
shortstop, and Pitchers Joe Bush
and Sam Jones.
Georgetown announced plans to
re-establish its indoor track games
at Convention Hall, once one of
the big features of the winter sea-
son here.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Pablo Fonsecae Silva. Brazilian
back -stroker: Jose Maria Duranona,
South American record holder for
all free style distances from 200
to ! 800 meters, and Carlos Sos, Ar
gentinian breast-stroke champion
of the continent, round out the
team.
The best amateur talent in Wash
ington and Baltimore has been
rounded up to test the friendly in
vaders. The list includes Joe Red
mond, Joe La Sale, Howard Nc
Adoo, John Fielder, Chic Webb, Don
Anderson and Ed Bloome.
Patsy Palmer and Nick Sheridan
will give a diving exhibition between
events and the Washington Golf
and Country Club team will SWIM
in formation. Comic diving COM
pletes the bill of fare.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

stepped in to play host to the East
West classic after it was shifted from
San Francisco, are confident that
enough football fans will lnger on
in the balmy atmosphere TO SVEN
the East-West attendance January 8
to new record.
With the 1912 Mardi Gras and
carnival season already blacked out
bv the war, this will be New Or
leans last big splurge, one that Is
expected to eclipse anything in the
memories of even the Oldest resi-
dents.
Will Aid Two Hospitals.
When the war rang down the cur
tain on Pacific Coast football, New
Orleans had the inside track on
capturing the East-WeSt game Tor
two reasons: The mild weather
here in January and the fact that
the Sugar Bowl, once an orphan
and even now only going on eight
years old, has developed into a mil
lion dollar business, created a huge
stadium and made New Orleans the
football capital Of the South.
Past East-West games have been
PLAYED for the benefit Of the Shrln-
ers' Crippled Children's Hospital ir
San Francisco. With this annual
classic shifted to New Orleans, the
proceeds will be divided between the
West Coast institution and a similar
hospital maintained by the Shrine
in Shreveport, La.
The Sugar Bowl organization !!
entirely civic in character and l!
not controlled by or connected with
any commercial interest. The char.
ter provides there shall be no private
profit and that any surplus above
the corporation required operating
and reserve funos must be devoted
TO charitable, religious or educa
tional purposes.
Sugar Bowl Helps Tulane.
Sugar Bowl and Tulane Univer'
, sity football have grown up to-
/ gether since 1884. each helping anc
being helped by the other, unit
today regular season football game
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Precedent and Mark
Set by Maria Lenk
lin n. Y. A.C. Pool
Py the Associated Press

Py the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Mar1a
Lenk of Brazil became the first wo-
man to swim in the 73-year-old New
York Athletic Club pool tonight and
she observed the occasion by clipping
four seconds off her own American
200-yard breast stroke record. She
set the former standard in the Yale
tank Wednesday.
Miss Lenk was clocked In 2:454,
in contrast to her 2:496 effort ear
lier in the week.
She and her South American male
companions won five of the seven
events competed against a United
States team.
1t was the visitors third meet in
four dayS
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Duke Has Scrimmage
Then Gridmen Get
Holiday Recess
BY the Associated Press.


DURHAM. N. c.. Dec. 20.-Duke
concluded pre-holiday training to-
day for it's Rose Bowl game here
New Year Day against Oregon State.
The drill for the two score players
was short but tough, ending with
a full dress scrimmage in which
various combinations were used.
Todays No. ! team. although it
was changed frequently, started out
with J. Smith and Piasecky. ends;
Karmazin and Redding. tackles;
Goddard and Burns. guards; Bar
nett, center, and Prothro, Davis,
Lach and Siegfried in the backfield
The boys are in excellent physical
condition.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Shift Of {. u. Clash
Makes Navy Opener
With Columbia
Cards Invade March a.;
Big Squod Includes
Four Letter Men
Special Dispa tch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 20.-A
change in dates, whereby Catholic
University's game is shifted from
January to March 4, will bring
Columbia's tossers to Annapolis for
Navys 1912 basket ball debut. The
game is scheduled January 10.
The Cardinals agreed to the later
date to permit the Midshipmen more
time to prep for their inaugural. AS
it is the Middies will have only about
10 days to get ready for the Lions.
Coach Johnny Wilson will launch
the season with four lettermen. Co.
capts. Bob Zoeller. forward. and Bill
Busik, guard; Tiny McTighe, 6-foot
3-inch reserve center last year, and
Jack Huntemer, reserve guard.
Other first-class men on the roster
are George Stivers, Paul Lacy and
Roger Spreen, forwards; Bob Murphy
and Jim Black. centers, Lefty
Lavrakas. Max Harnish and Gene
Flathmann, guards.
/ Wilson has 13 members from last
years Plebe squad, from among
whom he expects to develop reserve
talent that can help out in a pinch
This list includes Dick Lindsey, Pat
Patrick, Wally Honour, Harry
Loeffler, Jack Peat and Elroy Sand
quist, forwards: Roy Cowdry and Bill
Wachsler, centers: Vince Anania
Len Hoke. Warren Montgomery and
Bob Van Horne, guards.
The schedule, eliminating in the
annual game with Army at West
Point March 7. includes IS games
only one of which will be played
away from home The exception i:
the Penn duel at Philadelphia JAN
uary "a.
Georgetown and Maryland are
other colleges in the metropolitan
area on the list.
The schedule:
January TO- Columbia; IA. Delaware
February 4, Penn State; :, Virginia
II. Maryland: II, William and Mary; Is
West Virsinia;, 81 North Carolina; 25
March 4, Bathoic u; :, Army, at Wes
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Coach Gets Letter
Seeking Own Job
By the Assoclsted Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROANOKE. Va. Dec. 20.-Ath-
letic Director Gordon C. Pop
White of Roanoke College
scanned the letter thoughtfully.
Recently I have heard that
there would be an opening in the
head coaching job at Roanoke
College, and l wanted to put in
my application early" the
letter said. in part
Quietly, Head Coach Gordon
c. Pop White crumpled the
paper and tossed it into the waste
basket.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
One Period Is Enough
For New Haven Six
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOCIATED PreSS.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 20.-New
Haven's Eagles bagged a 81 de-
cision over the Pittsburgh Hornets
tonight before $500 fans.
The outcome was determined
within a span of less than three
minutes in the opening period when
Don Wilson and then Center Allen
Kuntz banged the puck into the net
for New Haven.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Tucker Of Oklahoma
Hot, but Five Easy
For St. Johns
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated freSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Gerald
Tucker. Oklahoma's highly publi-
cized sophomore basket ball star
lived up to advance notices tonight,
but the Sooners had little to go with
him and so bowed to St. Johns of
Brooklyn, At to 36, before crowd
of 5000 at Madison Square Garden.
Tucker scored 10 points, IL of them
in the first ten minutes, and repeat
edly set up plays, but the Oklahoma
defense was like sieve as the
metropolitan five drove through for
a 26-16 lead at the half and then
pulled away again after the visitors
had come within four points, 1924
early in the second period.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
RIM. A. Athletic Teams
Have Full Program

Special Dispatch TO The Star
FRONT ROYAL, Va. Dec. 90
A full program of basketball, SWIM
ming end boxing was announced to-
day by Randolph Macon Academy
The schedule:
Basket Ball.
January 10, Woodberry Forest, IA, ST
James school; Il. Flshburne, there: %
Culpeper H. s. 81 Fishburne.
February 4. Woodberry Forest. there;
:. Bethesda H. s: IA, Western H. S; >
Episcopal II. S. -, Randolph-Macon Col
lesa Frosh. there: -. Bridgewater H. s.
Swimming.
January "a. Woodrow Wilson H s
February :, Fishburne. there "a, Fish
burne.
Boxing.
February :, Miller School, there. II
Virginia Episcopal School. there; %. Har'
G1ho
Evening star., 1941-12-21
OIympics Rout Rovers
With Late Borruee
Bv the Associated Press.

BV INC NNSOVIdTtU FTFNN.
BOSTON, Dec. 20.-Held Scoreless
for almost two and one-haf periods,
the Boston Olvmpics cut loose with
a fve-goal barrage tonight after
Jack O"Brien replaced injured Jack
McGill in the New York Rover nets.
to gain 81 Eastern Amateur
Hockey League triumph.
Three Boston goals and New
Yorks lone tally came in the last
two.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Orioles Defeat Skeeters

RIVER VALE, N. j.. Dec. 20 tF,.
Protecting a lead of two goals
scored in the first five minutes of
play the Baltimore Orioles defeated
the Jersey Skeeters, to l, tonight
to put the home team deeper in
the cellar of the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Hockey Scores

Eastern Amateur LeagBe.
Atlantic City. +; Washington. >.
Baltimore Orioles, 3; jersey Sheeters. l.
Boston Olympics. D; New York Rovers, J.
National League.
Boston 4: Montreal. > tovertme).
Chicago Black Hawks, >; Toronto Maple
Leafs, O.
American League.
New Haven .: Pittsburgh. l.
Philadelphia, g. Indianapolis. 8.
Cleveland 8: Hershey. .
Aprir sfeld. :; Rhode Island
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Baptists Upset u. B.
In Sunday School
Basket League

Calvary Baptists upset Of a highly
favored United Brethren team fea-
tured the Y. NJ. c. AS Junior Sun
day School Basket Ball Leagues
program of three games yesterday.
Paced by Ed Deichlar, the Baptists
nosed out the Brethren, 2l-20. every
member of the winning quint hav-
ing a hand in the scoring.
Ninth Street Christian and Con-
gress Pages were comparatively
easy winners, the former trouncing
Westminster. 29-l5, and the latter
downing the Y. NJ. c. A. 22-l5.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Eagles Tie Sea Guns
After 2-Goa| Deficit,
But Then Lose, rs
Rv the Associated Press.

BY the ASSocleteo Press
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. Dec.
20.-After breaking a seven-game
losing streak with a victory over
the Jersey Skeeters Of River Vale
last night, the Atlantic City Sea
Gulls made it two in a row by de-
feating the Washington Eagles. So,
in their Eastern Amateur Hockey
League tussle here tonight.
The Sea Gulls took a 20 lead in
the first period. Then Mccormick
scored unassisted in the second pc
riod and McLenahan tailed on as
sists from Corteau and Munday to
tie the game.
The locals struck right back in
the same period and regained their
margin on goals by Duncan and
Burlington.
Stu Cheetham scored the Gulls'
final goals in the third session.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
De Paul Downs Oreoon

CHICAGO, Dec. 20 (P,.-After
trailing most of the way. De Paul
rallied to go ahead in the last two
minutes and defeat the touring
Oregon quintet, 27-22.
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Draft Appea Doomed Wars Call 1912 College Graduates
Suqur Bowl Hits Grid Jackpot
With Two Big TiIts Lined Up
Pair Of 900 Gotes Seen for Seven Yeor-Old
Sports Organization Begun on $50 900
By CHARLES p. NUTTER,

jackpot.
sports has the East-West charity
football game promising two 73oOOcapaciy poseaSon games
within three days here
Bowl itself matching Fodham and Missouri Janu-
selout month. Bowl who
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Basket Ball Scores

Columbus. Al: Lockhaven Teachers, as.
Temple, IS; GEORGETOWN, "a
ST. Johns BROOKLYN, AZ Oklahoma, 36
c. c. n. Y. 50: Sprinsfield. 30.
Long Island. 65 Davis-Elkins. o.
Villanovs, 40; William and Mary, 2s.
Niagara. 40: La Sale, 81.
Rochester, Al; Alfred, 35.
Northeastern. 81; Norwich. 81.
Baltimore, 35 Tulane, -
Duouesne. 45; Muskingum, %.
Tennessee, A.: Union. 10.
Michigan State. Al; South Carolina, 20.
ST. Lawrence, rs: Stevens. 30.
Albright. 81: KutZtown Teachers. 30.
Wisconsin. 80; Marquette, 25.
Toledo, TO: Marietta. 90.
CaniSius. tif Baldwln-'t allace, Al.
Illinois, 40; Detroit. "a.
YOUNGSTOWN % Ohio IT., As.
De Paul, % oregon. 23
N Y. u. "A: Syracuse. 81.
Yale. A.: Williams, rs.
Minnesota, a.; Creighton, 80.
Rice, 81: East Texas, 81.
Texas Christian. 40; ST. Marys, 2S.
Texas, A.; Texas Tech. 80.
Drury. A.: Friends. %.
WarrenSburg Teachers. As; Washburn. 3!
ST Benedict'S Al: TarkiO. %
Evening star., 1941-12-21
Ace South American Nututors
Test D. C.'s Best omorrow
Goodwill Tour Brings Greet Champions,
Record Makers to Shorehom Meet

picked Washington and Baltimore natators Will take
plunge for will tomorrow night at the
shoeam pool matching strokes with half dozen tourists from
South America The meet is scheduled for BIS.
all champions of their native lands or record
holders in their particular this afternoon
Evening star., 1941-12-21
minute,

Totals IA 634 Totals Is 5
Evening star., 1941-12-21

Totals o 4 90 Totals ) Is
Referees-Messrs Mitchell and Cole.
Evening star., 1941-12-21

January 10. Columbia; IA. Delaware;
l., Duke. "a. at Penn.
February 4, Penn State; :, Virginia;
II. Maryland: IA. william and Mary; IS,
West Virginia 81 North Carolina; 25,
GEORGETOWN: 20. Temple.
March 4. Batholic u; Z, Army, at West
Point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
I in Stolen Car
Face GriIIinq
On Robberies

Police today were TO resume
questioning two ex-convicts. ar
rested after a wild chase in a
stolen automobile in which were
found three loaded revolvers.
The pair said they were Walter
Ryan, %, of 1900 Springle ave-
nue., and Max Przybylo. "a. of
1899 West Euclid avenue. They
were arrested by Petoskey station
police after a four-mile chase dur
ing which the convicts' car crashed
into another machine and was in
turn rammed by the police car.
Police believe the men were
driving to a holdup when they
were caught. The pair admitted
they had recently committed a
holdup in Napoleon. o. The car
they were using was stolen from
"a California tourist earlier in the
day.
Detroit police records show that
Ryan is now on parole from Mar
-qHette Prison on a robbery armed
sentence and that Przybylo is on
probation on conviction for
breaking and entering. Ryan was
convicted of robbery armed in Los
Angeles in March, 1888. and on
Oct. 6, 1888. was given a 10 to
20-year ntence in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Epidemic of
Cold Symptoms

'666 Liquid or SO" Tablets with 666t
Salye or $50 Nose Drops generslly
relieves cold symptoms the first day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Jury Studies Suit
Over Drowniinqs

The jury which heard the evil
-denee in Two suits against Henry
f. McMuiten. CasS Technical High
School teacher who operates a
bathing beach at Edison Lake near
Belleville. charged with negligence
in The death of TWO children in the
Summer of 1887. will resume it's
deliberations today.
After four hours elaboration
yesterday, the jury informed Cir
cult Judge Vincent NJ. Brennan
that they had not reached YER
dict and Ae-eFdefed-them- to cUn=
tinue today.
Mrs. Mamie Duncan of 1929 Wa
bash avenue, mother OF the two
children Anna. f33, and Bernard
Jr., 6. is asking $4,000 damages
in each of the two suits which
were tried jointly.
he children drowned when they
got into deep water and McMUffen
is charged with negligence that
he did not provide lifeguards at
the beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Penobscot Building he will be presented with two free
tickets The ball is Saturday February l. at Hotel Book
Cadillac their pictures similarly circed in
the Friday Sunday papers, Mrs. Ota Hayes of 1888
Malcolm avenue Mrs-Ceia Soboeinsk of 1851 Hull
avenue have been given tickets each See tomor-
Times for another birthday ball guest-n-acrcie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Son, IS, Hunted
AS Witness 10
1881 Murder

Police today are searching for a
15-year-old youth who they believe
was a witness to the murder of his
mother 10 years ago and who may
hesable 10 clear up the mystery OF
her staying.
The search started when Joseph
Kranc. a.. who has been wanted
for Questioning in the murder Of a
married woman since Nov. 6. 1881.
walked into police headquarters
ant surrendered 10 Inspector
Thomas WySocki.
Krenc alias Krantz and Grale-
wicz, said that he has been in
Detroit most OF the time since the
murder but only discovered re-
Gently that a murder warrant had
been issued for him nearly 10
years ago.
The body Of Mrs. Genevieve
Wenieznowicz 25. then living at
1887 Lyman place. was found in a
GllAn dl " ulOiitNANA dNtitOt diio
Yonka street. She had been shot
twice in the head. Ten hours
earlier her son. Jerry. then 5 years
old was found in the family carr
which had been abandoned at Mui-
lett and Raynor streets. The boy
was found at 2 a. m. shivering
with cold. The rear seat OF the
car was blood-Stained.
The woman's husband, Charles.
said that his wife and son-had4
driven him TO work the night OF
November 5 and he had not seen
them since. A search was started
for Krenc, a known friend Of Mrs.
NeniezShewiez, which ended yes
terday.
.kFenc denied the killing. He
said he did some drinking with the
murdered woman on November D,
but said he left her and the boy at
5 d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Pennsylvania Alien
Act Voided by Court

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-
QNS)-The Supreme Court today
held the Pennsylvania alien regis
tration act to be unconstitutional,
by vote of six to three. The
federal government, the majority
said in an opinion by Justice Hugo
Black, has enacted a Single inte-
grated and all embracing" system
of registering aliens. and state
laws conflicting with it are in
valid,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Curb on President
Asked in LANSING

LANSING. Jan. PA con-
current resolution asking Con-
gress to withhold from the "Presi-
dent or any board the power, to
involve the United States in any
war. or to commit any act of wax
that would involve the man powell
of the country was introduced In
the House last night by Rep. Dora
Stockman, (R) of Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Blind Mans Donation
He Contributes Each Day to Mile o. Dimes Fund 1;
Collection Tables Set Up in Loop Buildings

Each day since the start of the
Mile o Dimes drive. an elderly
blind man led by dog has made
his way slowly through the crowd
around the booth in Campus Mar
thus, and placed dime on the long
table to aid in the fight. against
infantile paralysis.
The blind man is Robert Dotch
of 461 East Vernon highway. and
it's by sueh-ggiiffts- -tffat-tffe
Mile o Dimes fund is growing.
Dotch. a trainer of dogs, knows
what IT is 10 be handicapped. Per-
haps- mitch better than one who
can see. he knows the suffering of
a boy or girl whose body has been
twisted by the disease.
dime a day isn't much,"
-Deteh said, -"but If every one
who passed the booth on his way
to and from work gave that
amount, the mile would be COM
pleted in a few days"
Not content with merely solicit
ing funds at the booth. workers of
the Mile O. Dimes-Sponsored by
The Detroit Times and WXYZ-
have established collection tables
in 26 downtown buildings.
More than 100 women. armed
with collection cans and metal
tags given with each contribution,
are taking part in this solicitation,
which will continue through Sat
urday.
Collections yesterday amounted
to $303.97, bringing the total to
S2,119.39 or approximately Is per
cent of the goal
Heading this work is Mrs. Wal
ter R. O'Hara and included among
the committee members is Mrs.
Fanny GudakunSt, mother of Dr.
Donald Gudakunst. medical direc-
tor of the National Infantile Pa
ralysis Association Doctor Guda-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Move East and Puff
Income Taxes Away

BOSTON. Jan. p. = GNS) =
Commissioner of Corporations and
Taxation Long announced today
that a person whose arnin G
ability is increased by drinking
liquor or smoking cigarettes may
deduct alcohol and tobacco taxes
from his Massachusetts income
tax return.
But he will have TO prove IL
TO me-" added Long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Knox to Speak in Chicago

CHICAGO. Ian. -21-qNS)-
of the Navy Frank
Knox will speak at a luncheon
in Chicago on January 80.
il was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
BEWARE OF
THE EPIDEMIC
When suffering the miseries
of a head coId-DO THIS

drop or two of MISTOL in
each nostril. You'll find it
quickly soothes irritated
nasal passages, temporarily
reduces swollen membranes,
and eases that "heady" feel
ing-and thus makes breath
ing ffeef and easier.
During the present cpl
demic, don't be without
MISTOLl Get a bottle todayi
Only 25e for generous bottle,
including dropperl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

kunst is former state health
commissioner and assistant direc-
tor of the Detroit health depart
ment.
Collections also are being taken
up in all city, county and federal
offices. The UAW-CIO has APP
pointed 5,96e -persoHs=tp-sUftcit
dimes among its members. Other
unions, veterans organizations.
banks. hospitals and luncheon
clubs also are aiding in the drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

ADVERTfsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

no to the nearest drug
~ counter and ask for a
bottle of MISTOL DROPS. 1t
is so simple, so convenient to
use. And it helps to relieve
head cold discomforts.
MISTOL's helpful action is
due to the fact that it is a
combination of five different
ingredients. Thus, when you
use MISTOL DROPS, you
deal directly with the dis
comforts Of a head cold-not
with me ingredient, but with
fye!i
To help relieve sniffies,
stuff1ness vOil merely Dlace a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
$4,000 Watch Cases
Reported as Stolen

Simon c. Gershey of New York
City today reported to police that
two sample cases containing 300
watch cases were stolen from his
room in a downtown hotel. He
told detectives the watch cases
were valued at $4,000.
Evening star., 1941-08-03

covers from it. Properly executed. this.
probably the fastest of the standard
combat and training maneuvers, will
put the airplane into flight in the
opposite direction in seconds.
A quick burst of fire against an enemy
flying at right angles may be compared
with jab in the boxing ring; a turn
developing into a vertical reversement,
with a feint; long, curving, diving
attack from the sun, with a hook, and
a stream of fire from below into the
belly of an enemy, with an uppercut.
Two aspects of tactical warfare (as
distinguished from strategy, which de-
termines to what use warplanes will be
putt have changed considerably in the
last quarter century. Pursuit pilots no
longer go out hunting for trouble by
themselves. Dogfghts develop, but only
when formations are broken up.
Now, too, the maneuvers into which
ultra-fast planes are put are determined
by the limitations of the pilot. 1t used
to be that they were determined by
the limitations of the airplane. Today
tactical offense and defense must take
into account what pilot can stand
in sudden changes of altitude and vio-
lent changes Of direction.
Even chasing tails" in tight turns can
bring on momentary blindness as blood
is drained from the head by centrifugal
force.