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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22
Reporter Describes Calm,
Orderly Britis h Retreot

/ CRIME rushed along the narrow
roads and sometimes staff car,
carrying officers, hurried along the
line as its occupants watched the
retirement.
AS I look down from the side of
ravine. the scene resembles 2
large scale ant migration along the
roads. 1t is being carried out in
complete order.
Toy-like motorcars move by the
thousands at regularly spaced in
tervals. often they are difficult to
detect because of camouflage.
Tanks lumber along at fair speed
and Bren gun carriers rush up the
mountain sides. Still smaller scout
cars dart like gray lizards along
the roads.
NO DESPONDENCY
Since Monday I have been watch
ing from behind the front lines as
the battle progressed.
There was no indication of de-
spondency among the general staff
as a result of the series of battles
that have been fought in the noun
tain passes.
My own impression has been that
the British would be able to hold
the new line if they quickly receiv-
I'd strong air reinforcements suffi-
Gent to protect them against the
The Raj fighter planes now in
action have a huge task. They must
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-22

combat both fighters and bombers
from the enemy bases and protect
the rear line communications as
we'll as attempt to shield Athens
from attack. Perhaps 100 more Raj
fighter planes would enable the
British to break the enemy's domi-
nation of the air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Three Detroiters
On Fort Custer II

FORT CUSTER, Oct. 22.-When
the Fort Custer football team
trots out on the Mack Park Field
SaturdayTin Detroit, three former
grid stars Of that city will be again
seeing action before a home crowd.
Scheduled to play with the Gus
ter team against the Chene-
Trombly eleven are Tom North,
former St Ambrose end; Clarence
Duke, former end on Annunciation
but now playing halfback post,
and Milton H Gouchman, who
played at Mack Field when he was
a quarterback on the Southwest
ern High squad.
All proceeds from the game will
be donated to the athletic and
recreation fund for benefit Of the
soldiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
State May Drop
Wayne in 1&3

EAST LANSING, Oct. 22.-With
Spartan gridders and officials re-
turning from their eight-day trip
to the Pacific Coast and getting
initial home practice under way
for the Wayne game here Satur-
day, word leaked out here today
that the Tartars are shortly 10
be dropped again from the Mich
igan State football schedule.
Although A [ h letic Director
Ralph II. Young and coaches de-
clined TO comment. il was widely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
LIST OF COACHES

In the First Division. Art Mas
Succi is at 81. Catherne's, caSS
Brovarncy AT St. Joe. Alex Ches-
ney at De LaSalle. Ambrose
Burke at ST. Ambrose, Charley
MaSacek al st. Anthony Tom
Cornell az Lourdes, Robert Par
SAGA AZ 81. Ceceha and Emerson
Addison al St Leo.
John Ivory at ST. Charles, Ed
Lauer al ST. Pauls, John Her.
bertson at St. Philip. Joe Cieslak
at Annunciation. John Barrett at
81. Alphonsus. John Shada AT 81.
Frederick, Ed Maloney at st.
James. Dan Barrett at St Rita
and Lee Hart al St Marys Of Mt.
Clemens coach in the Second Dr.
vision.
Minus the fanfare Of publicit,
and alumni sponsorship. most Of
these boys would not be acceptable
as candidates at other schools. Yet
they demonstrate conciusively that
Detroit does not need imports
TO trot out first class team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
a Break for ArcherS
Bow-and-Arrow Hunters May Shoot Buck or Doe
in AIIeean County. State Rules
BY DON GILLIEs

are received. a drawing will be
made about November 4 to deter
mine the 500 successful appli-
cants. The Zee or the 1911 deer
license sent in by the applicant
will be returned at once if his
number is not drawn.
Those desiring 20 hunt with fire.
arms in Allegan County must APP
ply for special permission not
later than October 81. Successful
applicants will be issued a regu-
lar license emitting them TO hunt
bucks during the November Is ia
30 season in areas legally open
to such hunting and a permit tc
hunt for antlerlesS deer between
IDecember l TO 10 provided the
hunter did not kill a buck on his
license during the regular season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Gopher Classics
Are Recalled

Continued from First Sport Page
Lund down twice to save touch.
downs. But scoreless game
doesn't stand out.
"Then. Of course, there was
that 1923 game in which Red
Wilson caught pass on the l.
yard lire. Doc Morrison plunged
over for the touchdown, and Joe
Gcmbis kicked the extra point
that won s-6. Wilson, who
weighed only l35 pounds, ont
gained the great Bronco NAgur-
ski that day" he concluded.
HEsTON'S CHOICE
Willie Heston. the first of Mich
igan's immortals. offers the s.
tie back in 1908 as the outstand
ING game in his opinion.
II only played against them
twice. and the other time we
heat them :3-6." he says.
II was Joe Maddox who plunge
over for the Michigan touchdown
in that Go game after score!es
first half. And IL was tackl'
named Shock who scored for tn
GopherS.
But il was Heston who carries
the ball II consecutive times Il
advance from Michigan's 30 TO tn
Minnesota 2-yard line 10 maxi
possible that score. It's no won
der that hell always remembe
that game.
That deadlocl; ended winninl
streak of % games. And, will
the 30 loss 10 Chicago at the en-
Of the 1905 season. il was the onl,
black mark as Yost's famous point
a-minute teams ran UP 90 victorie
in five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Derringer Freed
On DisorderIy Rap

BRADENTON, Fla, Oct. %
INS) -Disorderly conduct and
fighting charges against Paul Der.
ringer, Cincinnati baseball pitcher,
were dismissed today by Mayor
Charles W. Ward.
Derringer was arrested on the
charges several days ago following
an alleged street brawl growing
out of a traffic tic.up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

rumored that Wayne will DO
dropped in 1913 unless op@n
date conveniently presents itsek.
The Tartars are tentatively on the
1912 schedule for October 10, the
Saturday following the Michigan
Michigan State game. ~
The Spartans were greeted on
their arrival from the coast by.
student delegation which num-
bered 500 and the entire school
band-in spite Of their TO defa
by Santa Clara Saturday.
Coach Charley Bachman. order
ing immediate workouts, indicated
that he would use a wide range OF
players against Wayne, which has
been held scoreless in three games
while its opponents rolled up 10c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

Sembly of home talent is the fact
that II former u. of ID. players
are now employed as coaches in
the Greater Detroit parochial SyS-
TEN. The boys are well-schooled
in Dorais' style of play before
they reach him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Ex-WinSs'
Return
Tonight
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
and Lloyd Roubell at center. Rou-
bell is former Philadelphia
Rambler. Currie centers another
Hornet line with Squee Allen,
former n. Y Americans forward
and Norm Schultz, one-time De-
troit player, on the flanks.
The Hornets, who have boon
training in Windsor for three
weeks, VIII I've bit shorthanded
when they cross the river for
battle tonight, They are waiting
for Center Roy Knott TO report
from Toronto while passport
troubles will keep Defensemar
Ross knipfel on the Canadian
side of the border.
WINGS HEAVY FAVORITES
OFF their easy 81 victory over
the champion. Cleveland Barons
the Red Wings figure 10 be heavy
'favorites tonight, although two OF
their regulars will not play. DR.
C. l.. Tomsu, club physician. has
ordered forwards Sid Abel and
Carl Liscombe to stay out of ac-
ton because of minor injuries re-
Ceived in the Cleveland game.
Adams announced that he had
signed Eddie Wares and Don
Crosse 10 contracts, leaving only
sgd Howe outside the payoff line
Sam Lavitt, amateur defonscmar
from Winnipeg, was also signed
and Will be- sent to Omaha If the
Canadian Amateur Hockey Asso.
citation allows the contract
roniehts game will start al
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

OF course IMPERIAL started out small
but we felt certain it was headed for a
big future. We knew some whiskey-
selling records were bound to be broken
as soon as folks got "hep" to the
Incompatible aroma, the delicate flavor,
and super sn7oofhness Of IMPERIAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

Gen. Hugh s. Johns0D,t
Americas Fighting Thinker,
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

For the first time in the states
history, Michigan archers will be
permitted TO shoot either a buck
or doe in Ailegan, County this Fall.
The season will be from Novem-
Der / 10 ID, inclusive. This action
was approved by the conservation
commission meeting in special
session at st. Ignace yesterday,
and had the recommendation OF
the game division Of the conServa-
ton department.
Five hundred gun hunters also
will be permitted 10 shoot antler-
less deer (does and bucks with
horns less than three inches in
length from December / TO 10.
The commission. however, re-
fused Ito permit nonresident arch
ers 10 hunt in Allegan County this
season. They viii be allowed ia
hunt anywhere else in the state
though.
REGISTRATION ORDERS
Archers huntinC in Allegar
County this year must bring their
quarry TO Swan Creek wildllfe
station. and have a confirming
seal attached within "a hours oil
the time it is killed. and before
| it is removed from the county.
Any one wishing 10 participate
! in the special firearm season, De.
lcember l TO 10, must make appli-
lcation on forms which will bC
available at conservation Regional
headquarters. Allegan wildlife eX-
detrimental station ef-hy- writing
direct TO the conservation depart
ment at Lansing
Hunters who already have pur.
chased the proper deer license tor
194t may send the license, the
seal and, the back tag with the
application in lieu of the 1928
fee.
If moro than 500 applications
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
u. OLD. Reaches
Heights Without
Imported Stars
Il Of 50 90 Squad
From Greater Detroit,
& More From Outstate
By HAROLD kAHL

As conclusive proof that II ism {
necc. TO import highly touted
prep athletes TO attain success IN
collegiate football. VIC offer Gus
Dora,S University of Detroit
squad as an example today
II Dorais wished he could trot
on an All-Dctroit eleven against
The Colorful University Of Arkan-
SaS team in The final night game
Of tho season al the stadium Fri
DAY night Ne less than ~ Of the
IS squad members are from
Greater Detroit, and eight of these
are regulars.
or the remaining It there are
sin from outStatc, two from Grand
RAPIDS and one each from kala-
nazoo. Flat Rock. MHskegeh and
GrtensWlle Chicago heads the
out-of-statc delegation with five,
followed BY Erie, Pa, with two.
Duluth. MINI; Ansonia Conn;
Joliet. III. and SanduSky O. each
have orc.
DETROIT REGULARS
The eight Detroit regulars are
Howard Heating, Ed Rice and Al
Schmidt, all L. of D. high prod
ucts. Bob Harrington of st. The
resa. Dick Pugh of Bedford, Capt
Vine Banonis of Catholic Central
Bob keene OF Mackenzie and
Meyrl Toepfer OF East Detroit.
Tom Mclaughlin of St. Rita Of
Chicago. Art Link of ST. Marys
Of Sandusky and Tippy Madarik
Of Catholic High of Joliet are the
other three first StringerS But
Corais could replace Mclaughlin
with Walter Baker of ST. Mary's
al Redford at right guard, use
Jack Biringer Of DENLY for Link
a. quarter and Jack Buck of
Mackenzie for Madarik at left
half and still have good ball
club.
George Reno, Bob PetZ and Al
Goodrich OF u. of D. High, Levon
kTkelian o. Cooley. William
Trczinski of River Rouge. Bob
Pollard Of Catholic Central, I'd
kukorowski Of Sacred Heart, I'd
Torxewski Of DE IsSalle, Don
Hughes NJ 81. Alphonsus and
George Ghcsquierc of 81. Pauls
are the other Detroiters.
OTHER MlCHIGANBERS
Charles Ruth and Jack Hart are
from Grand Rapids, Tom Frielink
from Kalamazoo. Mickey Nc
I.aughlin from Flat Rock. Ed Gar
vey from Muskegon and Jack
Pearl from Greensvillc
Wilbur Hintz. Morn, Hall Dick
Bolger and Bob Bachelor are the
other Chicagoans. Joe Gcnsheim-
or and Clark Tyzinski hail from
Erie, Bob Burke from Duluth and
Ken Elliott from distant Ansonia.
There was a time when there
were only one or two Detroit boys
on the squad. Shortly after the
arrival of Dorais. however, the
personnel gradually began 10
change. hut never has the De-
'troit representation reached the
proportion Of this year
And. with mostly Detroit boys,
Dorais Titans are still riding
along with the unbeaten teams
in the nation as a result of VIC
tories over Indiana. Wayne. Cen
trail State Teachers and Oklahoma
A. e. NJ
One of The reasons for this as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
For the Perfect Lunch

Counties and women always include bottle Of Srohs
Bohemian Beer with their lunch dinner. ~
They prefer the distinctive Of this refreshing
beer The flavor delightfully."- different Here havory savory
beverage drink class by ITSELF sale everywhere.
AStrns z,o PM ESzoo Kos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Old Friends Find
The Same Boss

Two girls. friends for years.
travelled TOO miles from Ironwood
to Detroit to report for work in
different positions and then found
themselves working for the same
man.
The girls. Miss Lucille letter.
n, and Miss Virginia Reitan. %.
had for some time been endeavor-
ing TO secure positions in DeNroit.
Miss Reitan taking a civil service
examination for secretaries in the
war department and Miss letter
applying for one with the Luth-
eran Charities.
Both received notification 10 re-
port for work in Detroit almost
simultaneously and made the trip
together.
Miss Reitan found her position
was that of secretary to Lieut.. Col.
Arlo A. Emery. judge advocate of
the Michigan military area. while
Miss letter became head of the
child welfare department of the
charities and found she also was
working for Colonel Emery.
He is president of the Lutheran
Charities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
ELECTION ASSURED

In Dearborn Township the pri-
mary results assured election. for
no Republicans filed for office. In
the three Democratic nominations
that were contested. Leslie Odom
lead for justice OF the peace, VIII
liam Keller won membership OF
the board of review. and James
Emmett Hood. Norman. Shaw,
Jack Bauer and Walter J. Wrobel
won constable positions.
In Nankin Township only three
Republican offices were contested.
Mrs. Marion C. Truesdell was re-
nominated for treasurer. Richard
A. Efndernan won the nomination
for justice of the peace and Lon
NJ. Clark. William Sheppard,
Floyd NJ. Ncel and Harold Holt
were nominated conStables.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Sin $500 HoIdup
Sentenced 10 7 Years

For holding up Sans clothing
store at 1541 Ottawa street, Wind
sor, and robbing it of $500, three
men were sentenced today in Wind
sor Police Court TO seven years
each in the Portsmouth peniten-
tiary at Kingston, Ont. They are
Stanley Poradian. 80. formerly of
Detroit; Frank Christie. 26 and
William Miller. IS. All were ar
rested in Toronto where they fled
after the robbery December 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

10th. John KaNach Jr.. Edward II.
hammers, ,farICy Porter, Claude
Monroe and Charles T.. Sullivan.
Alger + Salliotte incumbent
justice of The peace. was renomi-
mated. Emmett Ransom won nomi-
nation for highway ovcrSeor, and
Richard r. Donln was nominated
commissioner. r. m c 7
Quandt was successful IN the Re-
publican contest for justice of the
mace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
wYANDorTE COUNCIL RACE

In NNdndotte SIX council nofrli-
nees We're picked from a field of
10. Those selected were Ernest
r. Schultz. 1878 votes, James II.
Mason. 1226: John J. Wagner.
1,130. all incumbents. and Clifford
T. Burke, s16; George P. Wilbur
u.s.. and Henry j. PrzedworSki.
$40.
In Lincoln Park the successful
nominees were Clarence 4. Hicks,
Russell V. White. George p. Shan
lev. Winfred l.. Crowley. Frank J.
Burton. Warren II. Webb. Russell
j. Conner, George A. Barber VII
liam Raupp. George A. Thomas.
Max Paun and George r. Hamll-
ton.
Two proposals VIII ich would
have raised the pay of the mayor
and commissioners of River Rouge
were defeated by narrow margin.
S5-voIE MARGIN
This amendment to give the
mayor 5000 a year instead OF
$500 was beaten by 100l Nos as
against 966 Yes votes. while the
amendment 10 boost the commits
sioners from $3.50 a year to 5000
went down 1859 TO $50.
Nominated for River Rouge
comnissionershipS were Herbert
j.. Weber. 992 votes: Arnold c.
Frutig. 966: George LaPere. 796;
Samuel Y Milton S27. Warren Nj
Duncan, 513, and Stanley Behta.
599-==
In the contest for trustee nomi-
nations in Ecorse, Ormal Goodell
led the field with 794 votes and
was followed by William Born.
726; James c. Hardage. 707; Earl
hilbert, $50; Howard Neuman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Art Depicting Indian
Subject Of Lecture

Paintings and drawings Of the
American Indian, dating back to
1864 will be shown at a lecture
by Francis w. Robinson. curator
of European art. at $50 p. m. to-
day in the Detroit Institute of
Arts. The subject will be the place
the American Indian holds in the
realm of art and will include
paintings by John Mix Starley
Detroit artist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
Seek TO Join Society

Junior arts students at the Uni
verSity of Detroit are bidding for
the three vacancies nov, open in
the Symposium Society, student
philosophical group. Students who
write the best papers, IN the opin-
ion of the society, will be elected
to membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
TOWNSHIP VOTE LIGHT

In township primaries the vote
was light and incumbents had
little trouble in retaining their
party endorsements.
or the 33 Ecorse Township
candidates, Is were seeking cleo
tion as constables. The eighth
place position for nomination re-
suited in a tie in unofficial re-
truns. with Fred A. Wilson and
Golden Allen receiving 252 votes
each. The seven other nominees
are Charles w. Hawk, Joseph X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18

Lieutenant-C Colonel Pickett,
the new executive officer of
the Michigan Area of the
United States Army. His home
i at 1940I GainsbOrO avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-18
5 Suburbs Pick
Nominees for
Local Offices

Thirty-four aspirants for seats
on the governing boards OF five
suburban communities cleared the
primary election hurdle, with
voters generally favoring their
present officials.
In the Highland Park council
race Norman II Patterson. IN
cumbent. led the field Of SIX with
2ll7 votes and vas followed by
Thomas NJ MscTaggart, incum-
bent. 1868; DR.. Harold 5. Slocum,
1914. and Ray s. Aver. 7s4.
The two who failed 20 win nonli-
nation were Thomas -. Sherk, 73S,
and Harry w. sKeddeS. 1875.
Mrs. LiliaS F. Evans. The pres
ent controller. was we'll out IN
front for denomination with 2039
votes. She will be opposed in the
runoff by John J. johnson, who
received $50 votes.
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