davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Earnings

Howe Sound Company. Including it, in
ierest in subsidiary companies for the year
ended December 81 shows a net income Of
81 72f 2sq after depreciation federal and
etc hut before depletion. equal IN e. So
share. against g ie1 f0s, or s.. 25 share
N 1899
New York Telephone Compsny's 1910
preliminary net income was S3l 400 223
equal 20 s ~ share IN the common.
AGAINST $35 $40 7es or IS 80 share in
1889
Ward Raling Company and subsidiary In
tho - weeks ended December % shows
net loss ~ sac 10 after depreciation. in
tercst federal income taxes and special
write-ans This compares with a net profit
81 S2a3 az equal - So cents share On
the per cent preferred in the 50 weeks
end'ed Dec 30 1882
Harvey Hubben. Inc. for the hscaI wear
ended December 81. preliminary net income
was $500 go. equal ~ 50 rs share on
the common. against S3eo.07s or s2i3 a
share in 1889.
Acme steel Company and subsidiary In
the quarter ended December 81 shows
net profit Of SAFE 352 after federal income
and excess profits taxes. etc. equal 70
S1.4s share. against ss72 500 or 50 SO a
snd 500. sss or sis4 share in the
quarter ended Sept 30. 1910.
BIgeIsw-ssnford Carpet Company for
the year ended December 81 had net
profit Of 50 OT5. 243. after depreciation. In
terest federal income and excess profits
taxes. etc. equal, after the per cent pre-
ferred dividend requirements to 61i a
common share. This compares with = net
profit Of S2.1sO.3f4, or S6H share on
the common In 1899 =
Commercial Investment Trust Corpora
ton and subsidiaries reported for the year
1870 a net income Of SIS sos 222 Including
81 100 SOS undistrihufed net income Of
National Surety Corporation. equal 10 A.35
share On common In 1899 the net income
VS. SiS.715.1ss. after including 81 zoe.
80 undistrihuted ret income OF National
Surety. equal In s4.3i share on the
common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
q Detroit Poultry

Marie, STEADY Hens Ger g - IL
urdsf Jos. lar cletf 10 ise fscs
SPRINGER go fa o. lbs 4HE fH-s It.
k-narr ners. q bt 80 ur les. rpcs
hraiIers z 90 - ihs Pc. rsr0ns ~
az ur zac. urgsr Ih- Ia .Hrs
phits 8 no ard a. ifr sesss 1fr fan-
hifs iac
Msrket stead Current receipts
J. = unoereradet, if4lsie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Dividend Of 50Cents
By Timken Roller

CANTON. O.. Feb. 5.LTimken
Roller Bearing Company has de-
clared a dividend of 80 cents on
the common. payable March 5, TO
stock of record February 1S. The
same amount was paid March 5
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Unions Win Praise
For Real Cooperation

quo until the emergency is over.
William S. Knudsen. director
of the office of production man.
agement. emphasizes that the
cessation of work. growing out
of strikes. in relation to the to-
tai production has been ex-
ceedingly small, and has been
exaggerated in the headlines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
A, Mans Worth

A mans worth" hereafter IS
not going to be measured by the
number OF dollars he contrives
10 accumulate. Rather, it is CO.
ing 10 be measured by the
worthiness of the services lie
has contributed for his fellow
humans.
Copyright. 1871. by 3. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Sharp Mileage Gains
By United Air Lines

CHICAGO. Feb. s. Revenue
passenger miles flown by United
Air Lines in 1910 totaled 222 .331.-
11s, a gain of almost 80 per cent
over the 1889 figure of las. 954 ,2SS
miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Grain Futures
Edge Higher

CHICAGO. Feb. SIMS
Wheat opened CSC TO &c higher
today. corn unchanged 10 sc up
and oats &c up.
WHEAT - May. S2ls a 80 &C;
July. 76i2 m76@4c; September,
1855 a 767sc.
CORN May, 617sc; July. &c.
OATS May. 35&c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
40c Motor Wheel Dividend

Motor Wheel Corporation has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 40 cents on the com
mon. payable March 10 TO stock of
record February 2l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Gas Sales Remain Hich

Michigan Consolidated Gas Com
pany for the week ended February
sold 1.12S,504 gas units in the
Detroit district. against 1.059.349
units for the week ended Feb. 3.
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Reserve Blk. Members
Report Loan Boost

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Condi-
ton statement of weekly report
ing member banks in 101 leading
cities shows for the week ended
January % an increase Of S21,-
100000 in commercial. industrial
and agricultural loans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts. 500. market. STEADY;
choice 10 prime yearlings dry red tii 20
a II IS. good to choice yearlings. dry fed.
steers dry fed. si2G 1875 good to choice
heavy steers. $40 509 II short fed steers
50 30 10 -, mixed steers and heifers. -
$7us common butcher cattle. S6g7. best
cows Ss.50g7: butcher cows IS, 75ds25:
cutter cows. s. asa 5.75, Gamers H25d
325 ola rims 81 down bes, iIsh, butcher
s. n 80. medium weight bologna bulls.
So 5ou7: light common bulls 500; stock
bulls. s.. 5oa 10 50; good TO choice stocksrs
stockers and feeders SEQ I so. mixers and
springers. $50 IS
VIAL CALVES Receipts. 900; market
Si2 -; seconds, Si0Ji2 culls and conn
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rec.ipt.. 1000:
fs d ra aoS h IS e. St IS .eSaa
Is IS: skips. sips 80. best light sheep.
Sc s. 50. heavy fat sheep. So 500 $50:
culls and common. 81 50 a $50.
Good and choice 200 to 2So lbs. ss2S:
$50 TO $50 lbs. $sO5; 100 10 200 ms,
s.. IS: $50 n 40 lbs. t7.s5 27o to 800
325 10 $50 lbs SIS; $50 n 400 lbs 7 Is:
100 10 $50 Ms. S725. roughs t625as 50:
lights. Ta725 pigs. s.. stays, $3.50
y go
rITT~Bt Rt5H
PITTSBURGH. FEB. 5.-uNsl-CATTLE
Receipt 50; steady. steers, choice.
u So common 81 snra So heifers, me
dunn to good. 81 so y 50. common, sSf
$50. cows medium TO good. s6q7 !: can
ners and cutters S4TS15 bulls. good 10
choice, s7.5Ops75; common to medium.
HOGS Receipts. 300: steady: iso.iso
lbs Ss254s.50 1sO-22O lbs, IS. J0nss5;
22u=25u ms. f6Tses: z5o-7eo lbs. ssd
$50; iO0-i5o lbs, s7g7 roughs, $50
sHEEP-Receipts. 100; steady; choice
n. 50; common lambs. x7gs; ewes 81. 50a
SO wethers. &ae.oo; dipped. asa
CALVES Receipts. so. steady; gooc 10
choice Si3. so N 1880. medium, ti0al2;
culls and common. s55o17. 80.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Feb. --Hoos-Receipts.
u 900. steady. 1oc lower Holdovers / 600
top, $500: bulk. s7.75ns25; hea~es.
s7sog7so. mediums, sIIs9s2o; lights.
81 500 g 20: light lights sI2fns: packing
sows. $3.50 $50: pigs. S62517.
CATTLE Receipts. g. 900. steady. Calves,
Sc. steady Beef steers Choice. si2T
1913; medium. ssni2. yearlinss. IS. 500
Is 50 Butchers: Heifers. 81 .50ui2.5o;
cows SO 50n $50 bulls saa calves,
Ssa1t; feeders. s7@io.75. stockss:
sHEEP-Receipts $500; steady Lambs.
90 7s5 ~ as; common. sshaTs: yssriinss
$40 feeders. ts.5oas. $50; ewes, sos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05


, bf Aske
stnt'la racine
~ - llH
snE" ls1'an - 20
- n 'failiin 10 20
o. - ~
p,, =. 1000
- op -
~, -
p,gsf--S,t.,ss ~.
cbe,n3.ai p~s,.rh ~
Cafrarv A r-d,,, - .,
Catr,nnt "a %,
ches,srytt. - -,
coniau-urn "a -
central Patricia - go
t.lruuiun,
Commonwealth Petrol 20 "a
Daihousfe Ou ~ al
Davies Petrol i3x IL
definite 100 los
Dome 230n 24Oo
Duquesne Mining t9t ~
East Maiar'c osS 2s7
Eiderado Cold ~ -
Falconhridge 200 2i0
Frsncosur 81 a.
GlenOra -,
Gods Lake II 81
Gunnar Gold IS Is
Hailnor 500 $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
HoIlinger Consolidated cold

Mines. Ltd. declared an extra
dividend of : cents and the regular
four weekly dividends of ) cents.
both payable February %, to
stock of record February IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied By Bongsrd a CO
windsor. Price, In cents Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
l940-i1 Range
High Low hi,
Net

stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

New York Telephone Conpany's 1910
preliminary net income was S7B 400 223
equal 70 Ssi7 share m the common
against S35 $40 7as or IS 30 a share in
1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

Harvey HubbelI, Inc. for the hscai wear
ended December 81. preliminary net income
was $500 80 equal 70 s3l5 share on
the common. against S3eo.07s or 20 a
share in 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Detroit Stocks

wayne Screw Prod
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-31

There was singing in the bar.
Sims voice trying to do a senti-
mental ballad. Then a kind of
half silence, the swish Of water
alongside, the sounds of the ship
as she plodded steadily into the
East, the East that Slim held in
such contempt, the East Ronald
Barker had made so peculiarly
his own.
Then the sound of whispering
voices, mems voices, beyond the
SWITCHBOARD where she could
just see their shadows against
one of the lifeboats.
Without planning, but moving
instinctively, she got into her
evening wrap again and went out
into the corridor. Rallying her
courage she ran along the gang
way past Ronald Barker's cabin
and peered out on deck. The
shadows on the lifeboat were
still there, but the voices were
more muffled than before. She
stepped out on deck and ap-
preached the group. They turned
their backs to her, huddled to-
gether and looked out to sea. But
their conversation stopped when
she passed them, going on to the
forward end of the promenade.
When she returned they had dis
appeared.
It was not until she went into
the corridor again that she real
lied the risk she had taken on
the deserted deck. And now her
footsteps turned instinctively aft
to the bar where Sims singing of
''Mandalay," though hideous, was
masculine, friendly and comfort
ing.
Camilla stood for a long mo-
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PAGE SEVEN

were fired. Chief Zimmerman
will, of course, verify this state
ment if you wish it. We could
not tell where the shots came
from, but we went at once to the
saloon on A deck where a num-
Der of other passengers were
gathered. 1t was there that !
heard who had been shot at.
Aside from this I knew nothing
about the affair.""
"You have no idea as to who
might have attempted to murder
Mr.. Barker?"
"Not the least idea," Asad fin
ished.
Captain Simpson made a signal
for Mr.. Asad to be seated and
called on Mr.. Jose Serrano to
testify.
Mr.. Serrano was small man
with a scrubby brown pointed
beard, streaked with gray, which
he stroked affectionately.
"Mr. Serrano, you are an AS
syriologist?" asked Captain Simp-
son.
eyes, sir" he said, in excellent
English. II am on my way east
to investigate some new discover
les in the Tigris-Euphraates val
ley"
did you ever hear of Mr.. Bar
kerr"
On a general way, yes. Mr..
Ronald Barker is very we'll
known in Egypt and Palestine. I
read his monograph on some of
the Cairene diggings. I am very
glad to meet him in the flesh"
Can you imagine any reason
why anybody on this ship should
want to kill him?
II cannot"
(To Be Continued)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-31
The Road to Bagdad
By George Gibbs

ment framed in the doorway be-
fore Slim and Michael saw her.
Then they rose alphabetically and
asked her to join them. But social
conversation was not in her mind.
"Slim, + want you to go up to the
captain with me-" she said in a
rush of words without preamble.
"You, too, Michael"
Explaining as they went, Cam
lila led the way up the after COM
panion ladder to the upper deck
and so forward to the captains
quarteds. Captain Simpson was
just taking a nightcap and his
first office whose watch it was.
The two men bowed her in with
her companions and offered a
drink.
But Camilla was already telling
her story in brief broken sent
ences-of the conversation she
had overheard few nights be-
fore, and of the bielf that Ronald
Barker was not safe aboard the
Orizaba without a guard over his
stateroom at night. From smiling
incredulity at her fears. they
found her sincerity at last COM
polling.
you'd better not let Mr.. Bar
ker know. I don't want him to
think I'm meddling in his affairs. :"
"Well, it's my affair more than
yours now, Miss Dean" Simpson
said. Give got orders from the
company to put Mr.. Barker safe
ly ashore at Alexandria and I'm
going to do it."
Michael and Slim stood rather
sheepishly while Simpson gave
the orders. He had hardly COM
pleted them when a muffled
sound of shots and a clatter of
broken glass came from some
where below.
With the excitement of the
group rushing out of the captains
suite, there were other sounds,
calls from men of the watch on
deck, as Camilla, between Slim
and Michael, ran down into the
A deck saloon where a few of the
passengers in various degrees of
negligee assembled, asking ques-
lions.
"Just some drunken idiot hav-
ing target practice at one of our
electric bulbs" Simpson said.
The excitement among the pas
sengers diminished as Camilla
went with Janet Priestly to talk
Wings overi Slim and Michael
followed the captain down the
corridor toward Ronald Bankers
staterocm. He met them at the
neighbors stood inquiring. mo
damage, Mr.. Barker?" the captain
asked.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-31

steward, a member of the crew
apparently just off duty, came in
and stood near the desk were
Simpson sat with the purser, Mr..
Disston.
Captain Simpson asked you up
here" Barker whispered, ION the
chance that you might recognize
some of these men or their voices.
It's pretty hopeless. but he wants
you just to sit in and listen while
they talk" She nodded and took
the chair he offered her.
The captain addressed them all.
II invited you here because the
room stewards have reported that
none of you had turned in before
half-past one o'clock last night. It
was after that hour that a murder
was attempted on this ship.
Someone sneaked along A deck,
in the darkness. and fired through
the port of Mr.. Barker's state
room. Mr.. Barker fired at the int
ruder from the sofa where he was
lying, but in the dim light his
shot went wild"
Simpson went on, looking
sternly at the faces of his visitors.
"Now, the captain of a ship" he
continued, els also chief of police,
Judge, jury and public prosecutor.
I've asked you here to testify as
to what you were doing at that
hour. Mr.. Asad. you were on the
promenade deck just before the
occurrence. Will you stand up and
tell me if you heard the shots,
where you were, and what you
did?"
Joseph Asad smiled cheerfully.
"Gladly. I had come in from
walk on deck where I passed Miss
Dean and Mr.. Barker. I stopped
for a while in the saloon to find
book and then went down the
main gangway of B deck and
stood aft talking to the chief
engineer who had just come out
of his office to 60 below to the
engine room. It was while I was
talking to the chief that the shots
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-31
S Y NO PSIS

On board the Orizaba, Camilla
Dean beautiful American girl,
has many admirers, but she is
most interested in Ronald Barker,
because the night before he comes
on board at Marseilles she over
hears three men whispering out
side her window that he must be
put out of the way before the
boat reaches Alexandria. Barker
shows no fear when she tells him,
and learns from the radio opera
tor that message has come to
Mohammed Ali, though no one
so named is on board. The first
letters of the words in the mes
sage spell 'Kerak'' Camilla shows
Barker a magazine article about
Ell Kerak, a sort of oriental Rob-
bin Hood-and seeing the photo
graphs again, recognizes Barker
as Ell Kerak. She promises to
keep h1s secret and seals her
promise with a kiss.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-31
gangway to the upper deck.

gangway to the upper deck.
She was surprised to find
number of people, who almost fill
led the captains cabin. Her CLAN
&c passed over them quickly;
passengers with those faces she
was familiar. There were Slim.
Michael, Ronald Barker, the
Observation-Disclosures, Asad. Tor
ELI and several other men. A
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-31

we'll"
A knock on the door and a
steward entered. "Captain's COM
pliments, Miss Dean, and if it's
convenient for you he would like
to see you in his office at once"
The other girls rose as the stew
ard went out. Camilla slipped in
to her coat and with a wave of
her hand hurried out toward the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-07-31

"Buy and all the North Carolina peaches you can
ford this season. is the advice of Mrs. Melville Broughton
wife of the Governor who shown above admrng bushe
peaches sent to her by the N Peach Growers Society
for canning The grading program of the State Department
Agriculture and the quality of the this give
to all housewives that they the finest
table and canning peaches this year, Mrs. Broughton
served North Carolina orchardsts expect harvest g.
484 OOO- bushel crop this season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

NEW HAVEN NEWS
By LII ORA FARMS

Sunday cGe-ts o. MI aul Mrs
Parks Nc.c MIR. and AIRS nNid
Holt aud daughter OF llamFMu,N
Michigan Me- and Mis- N.As and
dWehiel of b,G,it ANA Mss
Josie Jou Mr. and MIS- Charles
Stewart, Blanche simpson lcnnic
Chatton. Bonnie brown. Raymond
Pickle. Larry Simpson. NJ and
Mrs. Wilton White Who Werc in
Cleveland aud Bct'a ONO fnr ihc
holiday. dra Mis- ldlk. mother
Who has h.cu with hcs Tor tac past
three weeks
Miss sophia and E-iela Park
visited thrr brother 20 M Clemens
on Turkey Day Wiibcri Rel,
Robert Williams were guests OF
Miss Sophia Park
Miss tNolid Parks. laNora
Smith and John pozicr lr. and
Frcd Henry were in Detroit Satlr-
day.
Visitors we're present az the
services ai New Hone Baptist sun
day a (which time tho Building
Fund rally MAS closed.
Soc notice on pa-c \.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
DONATIONS
ARR, STILL
ROLLING IN

John C. Dancy. director o. ,hc
iilrn llhan League anu a'r-
man o ihf' division OF ff Cau
aa,uty Faad campaign arnoalD es
tiai cntibIuons are sii t'nang
SO for the itil-i2 campaisr
The final reports show SHAT n
total amoaut secured to da'r totals
<i13ipN Individual GIFTS nos rec
iofied 1857 wock wet, fonifnu-
fon. o. s-oao, pr Ira Nalby;
$laiN pf W n NJ loaua and
81 stephens church; >iopN Mr.,
sll Mrs lpu H. Mlrlt MIR g.
$ smith pf llrneet johnson i,oi
ilShifooi, The Lyd.an association.
Ialiau +. Roa-eg~ Tho VS.. Side
At aHi l.iicrarv club y \ Bfl 'ri
thr pfener llnme Makers Rich.
arl gfo. llr. Flank = l;aford. llen-
ry CORNISH Dr. r. g. lWnoN Me-
aH 50 G. l.. l,ndrrson. nr and
M % r.yfpn Johnson u J. orue
h}. Sew Ni ZION chnren Church
III pgr fWhcf Mr. ana Mf T. w
Satu rulsy $. Pope } lm =. jack.
sol Henaan Jones Ni T. T.
~, $500. and Mrs Rlomll pCuich
Grcafor Macedonia gave $50
Corfrburons o. Saoo vas given
lv MSS Marie Hartman. O. ".
Niir~ and Roy Napp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29
WHITAKER
BY CORNLLIIS ErLNIS

"Thani .-iYinr ~ Gud' wa the
subject Of flie morning message hy
the Res. j. A. Parker who spohc
from lo, Psalms
I'm 90, Afternoon ;he Roy Nr
White aud congregation Of Axiom
wurshippor at ihe ,hHlth Rec
freshment. Nrre served in the
,hurch Basement.
Mrs Cora C2rior aul daagu,r.
Fern VISITED relatives ami friends
IN detroit otcs the wcck-ona
Mr. and Mrs Georrc 70 ynni Nerc
host a. family dinner a q. 81
home sunday Seventeen piioS
were sef o. accommodate Nlr and
Mrs. ChWics Bryant and d.tsper,
Juno. MIS- Catherine Jackson.
daughter. PHYLLIS; Mrs Herman Mr
Dowcl ot Windsor. Mr.. ami Mrs
Elmer Brooks Mr.. and 81 Alex
lichard-on, and son Nloy ID ;
Edith BRYANT ~ lpsi; RHseil
cole William Waraelh Ilen tna
and Charles Bryant. Jr. OF u'rolt,
Roy Elliott ~ Ann Arbor
Geraldine Bryant OF lioNc'l SAINT
tarun received lovely lhanks-
giving basket Tuesday cs'un- tfom
her mother and sister, Juno Nrs.
H. Rhar, Ms. VI. Benton and Rev.
J. a. Parker.
Johnny Jones IS doing nicely In
the Ford hospital.
See notice on page s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

Is Years
Hear Fine
Artists At
Meeting

An enjoyable program climaNcf
The regular meeting Of tho Detro't
Musicians association Monday
No,cmbor Il az the binding Of to
Association 90 Womcns clubs
After z brief business session.
Frcd Ilart Williams. the prcsiden
cordially efcctcd tic members and
guests and gave an inspiralinonal
talk I'D which he told 90 the achieve
nlen's % fhe organllation dmu-
The past wcn,g years. ia chair
man Of lho program committee raj
nadge Turner, then led the group
iil e.n1ing n Cu.naus now SOM
"iIymn q; fho rs after which
~ lnfoaueed the newly appointod
rhamnn of Tho lnninr b.anch, n
Ied Walht Mr Walker in iurn
presented y program by visitins
yonns people.
Those contributing selections IN
c'nd'd Miss Gwcndulyn Triplcv,
VINO played "lmprovi-ion and
McnN hy Arimf Brown sos
prano SOLO Miss Doroiht Edward
"Somrnhcf 4 Noicr Is Calling
ar,omp Orsed hy Ice Porter: sous
Holy cff nI " Mary Bar-
CON wooNpamcd hy MIS- Sara
s'mms Gie.gs ilance Caprioc
Nr Ice fn.f'f N4ip solo "lh.
Nesaiy hy N, Nareafct J1m'
At ,,tf..,.. ., tI. ,..... ..,... =, ...
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-29

II Er- David and Queen Esih-
e 1ce hoard will sponsor a
Pa Pageant representing
var a'cs Saturday evening.
N0itn ~ ~ the Great Metro
= a'enf,r. iiiS sherman stree,
rs ig s'.
r,0 Bond viii he eivor
: Jimmy Davenport and
D. ''a dispense the ms-lc.
y" clubs Hlrficipa in
~ event are Muhiean fc-
re' VS. Wolverine Chanrci-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Bruce Smith Hurt

Capt. Bruce Smith spanked the
attack of the champions and
Iplayed one of the greatest games
of his career until he was carried
off the field in the final half wher
he was injured.
Minnesota's first touchdown
came about seven minutes after
the game started on Smiths as
yard forward pass to Bill Garnaas.
Smith set up the second Mime
sofa touchdown with a 43-yard
run Just before the finish of the
first quarter. Just as the brilliant
Minnesota leader was about to be
tackled he lateralled to Bob Fitch
and the latter made the final 5
yards over the goal line without
any trouble.
Pat Harder engineered Wiscon-
sins only touchdown. The brilliant
sophomore fullback paved the way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
BY GEORGE 4. VAN

EAST LANSING. Nov. %. -
Michigan State removed all OF the
battle out Of the so-called Battling
Bishops of Ohio Wesleyan early in
today's football proceedings here
and Coach Charley Bachman's
second and third stringers had
their chance as the Spartans raced
TO 3l-7 triumph.
State, mixing running and
passing attack. Tailed in every
quarter excepting the final canto.
The IT, formation of Coach
George Gauthier, Wesleyan coach,
who, incidentally, played his foot
ball at Michigan State from 1911
10 1914. was easily solved by the
Spartan offenSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
WhitehiII on Skids at Cleveland

It's bad year American League coaches Bng Miller
was bounced by the Tigers AL Simmons by the Athletics
and they Earl Whteh Cleveland the skids
Jack Kearns has found parking o-Johnstown Pa
where angel has set him in the business Santa
Anita golf soft basse from the famous California
track of that has Is greens which repcas of
famous holes of United England
James Rpper) Collins bidding for the job Of manager
post vacated recently by Oscar Witt who moved
t@ Hollywood in the capacity.
Whirlaway, Warren Wrghts champion 3-year-old
gree by 5000 cheering fans recently when arrived
Santa Anita for the Winter The arrival
the appearances of Hollywood The
Pebble Beach the Monterey Ca peninsula the
of the National Amateur next where Bobby Jones
1929 In the tourney eliminated in the by
Johnny Goodman Lawson Little put Goodman in the
second round and Harrison Johnston wound up winning
when he crushed DR.. o. +. Willing another veteran.