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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Easy for Western
Cowboys Capture First Swim Title With l8-Point
Margin Over Seeond-Place Parkers
BY BOB GURNIN

Astourisn CWl; George Pail tRl second
Bn Mercer tHPJ third JACK Parker
tSW). fourth Leo Bhyk Cd. 18TH Time,
1873
200-yard free style -- Won by Gale
Feather tRb Bon Pushman tWD second
Eugene k0WaleRtcz CHI. third Jim Nc
Qulrk ,SWi, fourth, Bill Armstrong Cd,
arm Time go 3.
lOO.yArd hackstrpke - Won by Tom
Iechncr tCcI, Bill Miller HPi second
Pete Butter CWl. third Fred Cnnfit Cd,
fourth Boo Philips mp, htth. Time
! .0s4
i,-l.ya-d free F'yIe-Won by Bud Daoe
tsEl. John Maipy tsW1. second Bob
Pugslcy tSWy third. Art STROBE tHPL.
fourth Jim Tr1i tHl hfiH Time, 80 7.
DIVINE Won by DICK Bachorek tNJ
Frank Mel1che CWl second george Oyster
ID. third Jim Crawford tN"D, fourth;
Ralph Canvas Or. 9Th. POINTS. III E.
150-yara Individual medley Won by
Gale Feather tR'. Audiey M1rden tWl,
second JACK Parker tSW} third Reno
Sol.n tCab fourth. Art Soiow tsEl, hfth.
iso-yard medley relay Won by Western
Pete Butler Jerry Ast9urian John Kry-
gqskp. Highland PARK. second Refford.
third N0r'hWestcrn. fourth. Time. ! rs s.
200 ysrd free style rela5 Won py High
land Park tBrraHt- SHARP. Warren Jiggens.
Bob Hess Charles Noyej Western. sec
ond; Northwestern. third Central, fourth
southeastern. hf'h. Time i5 !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Tunney Tells How Mob Was Fooled

Lieutenant Commander Gene Tunney testimonial din
Ter for Sheldon Clark Chicago the other night spanked
memories of the ex-champons Long Battle with Jack
Dempsey with revelations Of terrible scandal
Tunney related that it the righteousness and alert
the Of the bout that helped
Chicago from the threatening stigma.
Tunney told of how he his handlers advised that
AL Capone and the Cicero Mob $4,000 Dempsey
believing they had thing. Explaining that he was
telling the first Chicago speech the circumstances
understood them the time Tunney said that civic
figures determined nothing unsavory would trans
spre bout ncrvened that day; that Clark sought
Judge; that he Clark agreed do only
if he could fair minded Chicago sportsman (the
late George Lytton Chicago store magnate acted the
other judge to oficiate the with him.
However, Gene quick explain that Dempsey was
ignorance of any knowledge Of manpulatons designed
victory for him, and paid signal tribute
the craftsmanship and of the he dethroned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Wilbur GunnerSOn, w g s Q r n
swim coach. is wearing a big smile
today. and why shouldn't he? His
team won its first Metro Swim
title last night in the finals at
Northwestern High.
Placing IN every event but the
5O-yard free style. the Cowboys
amaSSed ~ points 20 hold a biz
lead over the second place High
land Park squad, which had 30.
BEDFORD took a surprise third
with q points. followed by North
western with 10 Southeastern was
fifth with i. Central sixth with
=. Southwestern seventh with >,
DENLY eighth with Z CaSs ninth
with ) and HamramCk completed
the scoring with 3 points.
Indv 1ual honorS went 10 Gale
Feather of BEDFORD and Bud d.
foe of Southeastern. Gale took
first in the l5O-yard medley in
.lIf9. which is g Of a second
under the record set by Al Mondro
OF Western in 1899.
In the 2O0-yarr}--ffft-e-ll ->tt y y lle
Feather led the field in 2:09.3 and
since this is the first time that
this distance has been IN the finals
his time VIII 60 down in the rec
ordS.
DInoc also took two frStS He
won the 5O-yard in "a and later
returned TO capture the lOO-yard
! - -
-tTCU -Stv1C 1T -17- =. JOTTT7 Tfd1Oy OF
Southwestern finished second in
both these events
Tom Lcchncr of Central pro-
vidcd the only first for the Trail
blazers in winning the 100-yard
backstrokC in ] 0Si
S0.yard free style Won hy BID pI9ot
(SEl. John Maoy tSW second ier IN,
Sobn trst. third Charles Move OPP
fourth Ralph Hunt DNWI. hftn. Time
:2i2
ioo-Wrd breast stroke Won by Jerr'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Soose Easy Victor
Over Cleveland Foe

CLEVELAND. Dec. 10 tINS).-
Fighting his first bout as light
heavyweight, Billy SooSe of Far
rel, Pa, last night Won an easy
10-round decision over Jimmy
Reeves, Cleveland Negro. Using
a left hook effectively, SooSe won
six rounds. with three going TO
Reeves and one even.
Jackie Wilson, clever Cleveland
Negro welterweiGht scored a
technical kayo over Mike kaplan
of Boston in the third round OF a
scheduled hereunder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Bonnie Friedman, very little
heavier and Just as enthusiastic
about football as ne was in 1926
when he earned All-Amcrican
honorS as quarterback at The
University OF Michigan va $
lounging on the hotel bed
Was ne IN town 10 attend the
organization meeting of local
coaching planning tho national
convention. December 30-3l
Nope, just business" he
grinncd.
I'm Just small time coach,
and don't rate with the big
wigs. I'll he here for the CON
vcntion. though, and for the
meeting with the quarterbackS."
Would he like 10 branch ont and
coach one of the bigger schools,
or was he satisfied with a small
school lob coupled with business
career?
"Surc. I'd like n chance TO
coach one of the big schools.
have lot of pet ideas think
could work out successfully IL
had the chance" he said.
HASN'T MUCH CHANCE
Head coach at Tho City College
of New York for The past eight
years. the throwing half of the
famous BcnnlC-to-Benuic pass
combination that Is part OF foot.
balls immortal tradition hash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Basketball Results
By International News service

BY international News Service
Carleton So CaTf0ff
Alabama Polt 80, Mississippi State 20.
Indiana 81. T. c. L. A 80.
omaha so Simpson 81.
Creighton So South Dakota Z "a.
Ball state 81, Ohio Wesleyan a.
Lawrence 50 Oshkosh Teachers 81
Utah state IS. Willamette 81.
Central Normal 50. VALPARAISO y.
Hanover AZ Earlham 80
RAPID City Mines %. Billings Poly "a
Iowa Teachers - Chicago Teachers 80
Texas a. A. " Sc Louisiana State Al.
De Pau 81 Chicago IS.
Arkansas T.. AZ. Central Oklahoma Teach
rs 25
Rose Poly S.. Anderson ~.
Duke 80. Rider 90
Central state Teachers IS, Grand Rap
Is %
De PAW Al. Louisville 80.
Massachusetts Tech 4s Vermont 3s.
Williams g.. 50 Mlcnaels a
Massachusetts state so. Trinity 90
Bates 81 American international 81.
Geneva a. Carnegie Tech 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Angott in Madison Square Garden,
which were it not Jenkins, would be
strange odds against a title-holder.
Had the affair been held six months
ago Jenkins would have been a top
heavy favorite 10 crush the National
Boxing Associations champion, but the
bettors can't forget the sorry appear
ances Of the Texan recently.
Jenkins was bad against Red Coch-
ranc and complained afterwards of a
dslocated verterbra and such nonsense.
But good doctors have examined him
lately and found him all in one piece.
Whether he will be in one piece after
tonight is worrying his friends.
One thing, IA Gotham boxing writer
points out, Lew hasn't fallen off his
motorcycle in the last few weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Golf Ball Sale
Curb Ordered
By VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

Golfets who plan 20 horde enough
golf balls 10 last them through all
of next season are doomed 10 dis
appointment.
According 10 the Detroit repre-
sentative Of one of the country 5
largest manufacturers Of golf sup
plies. he can continue 10 accept
orders and make deliveries in nor
NAL quantities but that's all.
In other words, no big buying
SplurgeS will be permitted.
That's the word direct from his
main office and the first definite
indication that golfers are going
to feel the pinch of the rubber
shortage resulting from the war.
Many had expected as much,
though. Judging from the heavy
demands Of the last week for balls.
There's no reason for golfers 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Brooklyn
Americans 10-game losing streak
has been snapped, due in a large
measure TO a freak overtime goal
which gave them a 4-3 victory last
night over Detroit Red Wings
The last time the Americans had
tasted of victory was on November
20 when they beat the Rangers.
Al. They had goalie Chuck Rayner
TO thank for the triumph. since
they were outSkated consistently
throughout the three periods
The kid net-mindcr stood up
valiantly under a hot fire while his
rival on the other side of the rink,
Johnny Mowers. in comparison
spent a comparatively quiet eve
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
IIaeen Starts Drive for Red Gross Golf Matches

present headquarters in Washington This
" give he whole country chance TO participate"
That okay with Hagen,
place." the veteran said "and can
o counrys players will join In the matches
Naturally Bobby will there swinging with them
jones then still his played frequent
and other star for the Red Cross
during the Other AN ~ N.a. Az
IagenJoneS rnatchaS will be among the features
Tentative plans ca for Hagen and the others o play N me
South and possibly then tour the
during months,
OF they'll play in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
BENNY FRIEDMAN JUST DROPS IN
Business, Not Football Brings Old Star Here

on the field. It just doesn't
work out that way was his
emphatic assertion
What would be his system If he
were TO coach a name school?
"Well, the Old Man predicated
his system on two assumptions.
First. that Barnum was right
and. second, that position means
more than a first down.
OFTEN LACKS MATERIAL
II try to work that way at
City College, hut I don't always
have quarterback or the
necessary material.
you can always find disciples
Of Barnum on the opposing
team. and IL seems more satisfy
ing TO win by guile than by
sheer power. As 10 play for
position, I'll bet that when we
were playing II you added up
the yards We gained punting,
intercepting passes and on
touchdown plays they would
total more than all the yards
gained rushing and passing by
our opponents" was his cXplana-
ilon.
Then it would be the old Punt
Pass and Pray system ?
Sure, only modified To meet
the requirements Of modern
nlayS Was tho sreplV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
WincheII Asked Bout Be Staged

Jacobs explained
at started last Walter Ninchell, who do
month in the service called and asked TO
a boxing show for the navy yard fixed il and then
orders changed and had 10 call il of
"a few weeks ago Winchel called up and said,
Thanks Mike trouble in fixing the Navy show
Here. YOU to speak to the commander
"WcI, the commander gets the phone and says he's
very grateful that fixed the show and asks if I'd be will
ing to do something for the Navy Relief Society
II down To 90 Church street and talk with the adj
mral said, Tell what this relief society is lie
plains that takes sailors families and Well
If do ythng its got 10 be big Ill guarantee you $4,000
Il thought they were going to fall over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

had much of a chance 10 display
his ability
I'm all the time I've been
coach. there have never been
more than three men ON the
squad who PLAYED ball in high
school. City College charges no
tuition, hut student must have
an 81 average 10 be admitted.
And don't let any one tell
you that intelligence In the class
room Is the same as intelligence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
By NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Walter Hagen has volunteered his The American
Red CroSS-for the duration
The veteran warrior links. who'll be 80 years old this
Sunday refuses idly by while the youth of the country,
Walter Jr, engaged in the biE battle,
lie wants swinging and is ready AND eager
confident he
golng buddes will the Red Cross treasury big boost through
exhibition matches. II NJ An
The ag volunteered his 10 Joseph b. schotan
Detroit chapter OF the Red Cross.
believe I can do something worthwhile
told Schlotman You golfers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Sticks by Dempsey Over Louis

Incidentally Tunneys estimation Dempsey in his prime
would have knocked Joe Louis.
-"Jsck only terrific hitter but he could take
punch keep coming" recalled Joe has been
credit boxing but can't subscribe TO the
theory that he's unbeatable Buddy Baer almost had him
may get But Buddy, knocking doe
out ring back got the ring and
actually waited for the champion to to him. If Baer
nhad stepped in climbed ropes be-
Diieve championship That's
Joe came losing his title"
THnney remembering Baer's first fight with Louis says
that when steps the ring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
WINGS GET LUCKY ONE

The game was tied and then
won in freakiSh circumstances.
Trailing, two goals to three with
less than a minute of the third
period remaining. the Red Wings
deadlocked the count when Don
Crosse scored on a wide angle shot
which DETECTED off defcnSeman
Pat Eeah,s skate and thcn- caromed
into the webbing off Rayner' 5
stick.
Something similar happened
when the Americans put the game
on ice 80 seconds after the over
time SpaSm began, Fred Thurler
TALKING on a shot then Skldded
off Bill Jennings skate.
The Americans assumed a two
goal lead in the first period Jack
Stewart was in the clink for in
terfering with a Murray Arm
strong'S rush when Billy Benson
took Mel HIS pass close to the
crease and whipped ii past Mowers
| in 5:3S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

,
Madison Square Garden will donate half the rental
5-Full taxes will be collected by the federal and state
governments
Owe have examined contracts in the and find these
facts substanaed," Woodward wrote.
1t pointed that the Navy Relief Society probably
will get between 100000 and S15OOOO of the promotion
The house scaled for S213O00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

SI25OO0 the Red Cross during tho first
World l am triple that amount this time
be make ID "A half million
signed" said Schoman himself enthusiastic golfer
who won tho Detroit championship 1920 who
naturally knows Hagen's drawing powers.
IIaig thinking Of Der0ts Red Cross quota of $1,000
called Schoman That's lot OF money and ne
assist IN putting home city over the top
the started going TO he bigger than that It's
be he learned from Scho'man
The country YOU know S5O00oO0o for tho Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Game 'kicked Away
Puck Goes in Of Detroiter's Skate in Overtime
TO Give Amerks 4-3 Victory

the puck rebounded smack on the
Americans stick and he dashed it
home.
- Gus Giesebrecht cut the Detroit
deficit in half, while Andy Brani-
gan was in the penalty box for
playing without a stick. Passes by
Syd Howe and Carl Liscombe set
up the play and Gus rammed a
low-flying shot into the net at
1857.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
ANDERSON ALSO SCORES

After Stewards sentence eX-
pired. the Wings charged re-
peatedly but Rayner shut them
off at every turn. At 1888 the
Americans again caused the red
light to flash, Anderson scoring on
a pretty solo. Mowers stopped
Tommy's wicked shot cold, but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESt lis
Brooklyn .. DETROIT . toterfimel,
Chicago 3. New York /.
SATt RDAN'S GAMES
BROOKLYN A. Montreal
Chicago az Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
For Worthy Cause

Interesting, too, is the comebarE
of Stanley Woodward New York sport
scribe, and a radio sports commentator
who warned the public against the
forthcoming bout between Joe and
Buddy. The commentator pointed out
that many crimes had been committed
in the name of charity and was caustic
about the fight which purports TO be
for navy relief.
Thereupon Woodward pointed out
Louis will fight for nothing.
mike Jacobs will work for
nothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
'1i1|t!tt!!;
sDy leo maedontu
SPORTS EDITOR
Lew jenkins, Although Champ. Is IL Underdog
in Tonieht's Bout With Sammy An9ott
Boxers From Eight Cities on Tonights Fight Card
in Tonieh+'s Bout With Sammy Aneott
SPORTS EDITOR

his showngs in recent outings Lew Jenkins
underdog for his championship fight with Sammy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Pittsburgh Star
Added Starter
For Big Event
Lester MCGOWAN,
Belt Champ, Takes
On Dick Tamplin
BY EDGAR HAYES

Our old friend Lester MCGOWAN
is coming back. The yeahgsteF
from Buffalo who looked so good
in the Diamond Belt intercity box
ing tournament last January has
been added to the Old Newsboys
show tonight.
Lester at 126 pounds is one OF
the finest prospects in the anna
teur fight world He is trained by
Jimmy Slattery, one of the greats
of ring history. and has a lot OF
his teachers mannerisms in the
ring. He won the Buffalo Diamond
Belt, then won at Detroit and
captured the National Diamond
Belt crown at Boston. A crowd
of 10000 acclaimed him the finest
in the tournament.
OPPOSES DICK TAMPLIN
Lester will fight Dick Tamplin
of Holy Redeemer in one Of the
features on the 15-bout program
at Olympia tonight. A packed
house will be on hand TO see these
kids fight so other less fortunate
kids can have a merry Christmas.
They know how much this show
means TO the Goodfellows so
they'll be giving their best 10 adj
lvertise next winters program.
Seven cities outside of Detroit
will be represented on the card.
Numerous changes had TO be
made. When Charley Brennan
first made up his card for tonight.
United States was at peace with
the world. Now there is a war and
many of the lads who wanted
to fight for the Goodfellows
thought il would be better to
fight for their favorite uncle. As
"a result many have enlisted and
others will be fighting for the
last time tonight. In few days
they too will have joined up.
The card:
I12-POUND CLASS
! Bill Hank. Jackson, vs. William Ander-
son. Brewster Recreation. -
Ed Geno. Saginaw. vs. Bob Nelson.
Annunciations
IIs-POUND CLASS
John Germanowicz Hamtramck Recres-
ton, vs.. opponent 10 be named at rngside.
l26-POl Nd CLASS
Jack Vaughn Jackson. VS.. Don Donegan,
Dearborn BOYS Club.
Lester MCGOWAN. Buffalo, VS.. Dick
Tamplin, Holy Redeemer
j Sam Derrico. Cleveland, VS.. Cedric
Flounroy, Brewster Recreation.
I35-POUND CLASS
Alvin Bovll. Chicago, VS.. Tony Ross.
Chevrolet.
Nick wargo. Pittsburgh. VS.. Bob Wat
SON Chevrolet.
Gordon Bailey Saginaw VS. Gail Har-
vey Highland Park Recreation,
I Raw Benson Jackson. W Johnny
Varcy Hamtramck Recreation.
i I4I-POUND CLASS
Clair Macarthur Pontiac, vs. Charles
Ryan, Chicago.
IsO-POUND CLASS
Tommy Duny. Buffalo, vs.. Earl Cart
wright Chevrolet A. A.
Martin Nelson. Cleveland, vs. Tom
Kiddy. Briggs
Muddy Kurtz. Pittsburgh vs. Butch
% Hara- Dearhnrn BOYS cub.
IT5-POI Nd CLASS
Tom Clifton. Pontiac W. James Canty,
Brewster.
! Walter vsrbeneic. Cleveland. vs.. Tony
Plesha, Briggs.
HEAVYWEIGHT DIVISION
Io,her schAfer Jr. PittsbvrCh, W.
Jimmy Powers, Annunciauon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
ROOKIE COMES THROUGH

At PAS of the second period,
the Amerks made it, 81, when,
after repeated efforts, Ken Mos
dell. 1S-year-old rookie, scored
from Scrimmage. Mowers had
killed off shots by Egan and Joe
Krol. but was out of position when
MoSdell cut in from close quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

Baer in New York next month il vii
be the first time that champion hae
defended his title for nothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

TONIGHT : CANT
Toledo A. Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
....a........ ...
IASIIRN nINI~InN
MICHIGAN.ONT tRIo LEAGTE

LAST NICHT'~ REstIT
Indianapolis 6 Sew Haven 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Ball 10 Raise
Funds for Guard

The Michigan State Troops, local
home guard organization. will hold
a military ball June 20 TO raise
regimental funds for office sup
plies and equipment. colors, etc,
1t was announced today.
The $500 troops so organized
throughout the state have been
measured for uniforms 10 be fur
niShed by the state and they will
get rifles from the federal, gov
eminent. Funds for other pur-
poses must be raised locally, il
was explained.
The ball will be held in the
Light Guard Armory at Brush and
Larned streets 10 music by Del
Delbridge and his orchestra.
Many OF the officers Of the
Michigan State Troops are men
who saw service in France and
now are physically disqualified
for active duty with field troops.
Many others are reserve officers.
Chairman of the ball is Capt.
Ralph G. Sigmon. commanding
officer Of Company 102. Capt.
Paul Taube of Company 104 is
treasurer. Tickets for the ball
NAV be purchased al the armory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Italians, Here
To Vow Loyalty

Detroiters of Italian descent will
meet at 1880 p. m. Saturday In the
International Institute, 243l East
Grand boulevard, TO reaffirm their
faith in democracy and their oppo-
Sition 10 fascism.
The meeting. sponsored by the
Luigi Buggelli chapter of the MAJ
zini Society. will be held in con-
junction with other gatherings in
every large city in the nation TO
observe by mourning the first an
niversary of Italy's entrance into
the war June 10 as a Nazi ally.
Said Edgardo Contini, president
of the chapter:
Members OF the Italian COM
munlty can show by their at
tendance at this meeting that
love for Italy does not neces-
Sarily mean love for fascism."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03


you're a very funny fellow"
you mean" giggled Milton, IF ]
remember correctly"
IN CASE YOU DIDDEN KNOW: A
pet newspaperman legend is this one. "A
newspaperman is a guy who sits at his
window looking down at the passing
parade. Sooner or later everybody he
knows passes by. And he can drop a
flower-or a flower pot!'
IT REALLY HAPPENEDl Frank
Case swears it did. A small time actor
walked into the Algonquin bookshop and
asked to see some books on the theater
for his wife. The CLERK brought out the
memoirs of Daniel F'rohman. Stanislaw-
skis AN Actor Prepares and others.
Sorry" the customer said, these
won't do. Too thick
TOO Thick" said the clerk, I'm
sure she'll find them interesting"
She's not gonna read them" the guy
explained, she's gotta juggle some plates
while balancing some books on her head"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
MIR. Hearst Has Last lauqh

SWEET AND LOVELY Tito GUITAR tells about Mrs. Mefoofsky
~ who saying ta-ta to her drafted darling
BE good Sam" she cautioned
cap be puncta the mornings don't keep break
fast waiting"
LAST LAUGH: In Spanish days Hearst
putting dozen daymany of scoops
But quickly they the old Morning World the legend
goes, would copy them.
This Mr. Hearst but how them the act?
day the following appeared in the Hearst papers:
Colonel Repe W. Thenuz prominent Austrian military
g has reached Cuba and will advise and direct Spanish mtars
The copy-cats the World swallowed bait had
their front the next edition The afternoon the Hearst
a facsimile Of the swipe and then added:
"Relpe w Thenw, if read anagram, says: 1--WE
ID The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Walter Winchell
On BrONdxUNy
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. ls41.

Trade Mark Registered Copyright 1sN.
No road that lCe may take lOiH be quite free
OF trail mementoes of the 0ayer years;
Pet melodies t0iH throb 1oith poigndncy -.
old phrases ring against reluctant ears,
Carnations in a florists by the Square
WW spill again the perfume Of the past,
Young verse zoe Vrote lOW catch unatOdre
As zoe reliUe the scenes that could not last.
SO be II -. tOho are to fight foe
Whose Vedpons lance the softness of a heart?
Two Wdifs 1cere happy not so long ago,
Who free TO make fresher start:
Free on a road tChere dust i0iH blind the eyes
Of tCo whose loisdom to be unwseD
Don VAIN.