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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
TALKING DOG

A dog belonging to Harry 7.
Paterson, of 113 Mimosa drive,
discovered yesterday that a call
inc can use a telephone to good
advantage just like people do.
An employe of the Southern
Bell Telephone company tells
the story. 1t seems that the dog
was locked in the house while
the family was away. He didn't
like the idea, so he promptly
went to the telephone and
knocked it over
The telephone company dis
covered the telephone was off
the hook and started calling the
house. All they got in answer
was a series of bowls, which in
canine talk probably meant Get
me out of here"
The company then called a
neiehbOr's house and requested
that someone go YER to the Pat
erson home and see what was
the matter. They did and found
the dog. He got his freedom.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Nomura Believes America,
Japan Will Stay at Peace

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-R-
Admiral Kichisaburo Normura, radi-
ating confidence that the U. S.
and Japan would remain at peace, ar
rived to the welcome of high mill
tary officials today en- route to his
new post as Japanese ambassador at
Washington.
Aboard the Kamakura Maru, es-
corted to the Golden Gate by two U.
S. destroyers, the admiral returned
a smiling mo" to all questions as
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Tue Canadian Airmen
Are Reported Missing

LONDON, Feb. 6.-CP-One of the
Royal Air Forces best fighter pilots,
William L. Mcknight, of Calgary,
Alta, who was credited with a bag
of more than % planes, and a fellow
Canadian flier, John Blandfo"d Latta,
of Victoria, B. c., were reported miss
ing today in the RATS 59th casualty
list.
Each had won the Distinguished
Flying Cross, Mcknight for chasing
German planes over Nazi lines and
shooting down four in two days, and
Latta for downing eight German
planes in operations over France and
Britain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Furlong Named Chief
Of Naval Mine Craft

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-R-The
Navy department today announced
the appointment of Rear admiral
William R. Furlong as commander
of mine craft, the battle force.
Admiral Furlong, now chief of
the Bureau of Ordnance at tine
Navy department, will succeed
Rear Admiral E. J. Marquart. Adj
miral Marquart has been named
commandant of the 9Th Naval dis
trict with headquarters at N e w
Orleans. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
British Drive Toward Asmara
Tests Resistance OF Italians

ian communique said, participated
actively in the battle, and shot
down three planes in flames yes
terday.
Two thousand miles distant, IN
North Africa, the two forces pre-
pared for a showdown fight for the
Port of Bengasi. Italian Warplanes
here, too, were busy strafing and
bombing British mechanical col
umns, the high command said.
But from the extreme south, IN
Somaliland and Ethiopia, almost
no news of the fighting reached
Premier Mussolini's capital.
From Albania only bad weather
which limited action to artillery
and patrols was reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07

ROME, Feb. 6-CP-The Brit
ish drive toward Asmara and the
Red Sea across the rocky, thorn
studded uplands of Eritrea, is put
ting Italian resistance IN East
Africa to the test, Fascist military
dispatches indicated today.
The daily wal MINISTRY bulletin
said fierce fighting" was going on
in the vicinity of Cheren, halfway
between Asmara, Eritrean capital,
and Agordat, rail head captured
a few days ago by the British.
II Tribuna described the con-
tested region as of extreme "rela-
tive political, economic and stra-
tegic Importance
The Italian air force, the 1tal-
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
BRITISH SPEED UP
DRIVE ON ITALIANS
Continued From Page One)

Furthermore, it was believed it
would take time to reduce strong
ly : fortified positions ringing
Cheren.
Today's British communjqUe
said some 1900 prisoners, mostly
Italians, had been taken, along
with military materials Of all &C.
scriptions," since the beginning OF
the East African campaign.
Raj headquarters announced it's
bombers raided Berka, BengasI's
airdrome, and Benina the night Of
Feb. As. At Benina two hangers
were reported destroyed and a
large oil fire was started. Bombs
also exploded among vehicles on
British sprayed the buildings with
British sprayed the buildings with
the landing field, after which the
machine-gun fire. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Army Altman Is Killed
In Collision of Planes

FARMINGDALE, N. Y. Feb. 6
-R-The collision at 5000 feet
of two speedy Curtis P-40 pursuit
planes today killed Lieut.. John H.
Eakin, 25, of Mclean, Va, and in
jured Second Lieut.. Joseph Lay
cock. %, of Baton Rouge, La,
who "bailed out
The planes, attached to Mitch
ell Field, army air base near here,
we're flying in Information with a
third ship. The two whose wings
locked were at the points of the V.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Germans l curtail Plane
Attacks Against Britt:

LONDON, Feb. g.
relaxed in its 18th rstd.tgea a'pa.n
cut of the -ast IS tonight. and I c...
man air activity elsev5ors '''
Britain was minor. wa
A few planes were renor.os
Liverpool and other loca,fr.
West England and vyr.- q
bombing of any conseonar.. -
reported. ~
A strong northwest wind sr..
over the Strait Of Dover 'e'
heavy snowfall during the d,,.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Four Are Injured in
Gas Mask Plant Blast

BEDFORD, Va, Feb. 6.-0P-One
man was seriously injured and three
others slightly hurt today when an
unexplained explosion shook a Sec
ton of the Virginia Rubatex >om-
pany, which has a contract with the
government for gas mask parts.
Letcher F. FAIRIES, %, of Bedford,
was the most severely injured, suf-
fering a badly mangled left leg n
foot.
Harry E. Bowyer, Ollie Johnson
and George L.. Williamson were
treated at the hospital for cuts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Methodist Church Now
Has 3,315,O58 Members

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 6.-LR)
The Southeastern and Southern
trail Jurisdictions of the Reunited
Methodist church, stretching from
Virginia to Nebraska and South Of
Texas, comprises 3,315, O58 mem
bers, DR.. Curtis B. Haley, church
statistician, announced today.
Ministers of the faith number g.
904. There are 19,801 local congre-
cations representing 8,275 pastoral
charges. One minister sometimes
serve more than one congrega-
ton,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07

to whether he believed wal with ia
pan a possibility and said in a pre-
pared statement:
There is no question whatsoever
outstanding between the two coun-
tries which cannot be settled in an
and satisfactory manner
through a timely display of states
mansnip by the responsible people On
both Sides"
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
HELPS OFFICERS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-LP-The
senate voted today to help young
officers assigned as White House
aides pay for the gold braid and
extra uniforms they need. 1t ap-
proved and sent to the house legib
lation granting these young officers
of the army, navy, marine corps
and coast guard extra pay of $500
a year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
SAILS FOR MIAMI

HAVANA, Feb. 6,-cT-r,. q.
mer Navy commander in ellie.
mel Angel A. G@onzalez, denoses ~.
DAY night by President Bats,
of the leaders of a sedittous ~-
ment, sailed tonight ror W..
aboard the steamer Florida
panied by his wife ana form,r r..
Lieutenant Nincente Sauchev
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Burke County Man Slain;
Officers Arrest Neighbor

MoRGANTON, Feb. g. Up -
Harrison Mitchell, 25, was shot to
death today in the Laurel section
of Burke county and Vester Lackey,
%, a neighbor was. arrested and
charged with the crime.
Rural Policeman Roy Morrison
quoted Forest Mitchell, %, who was
held as g material witness, as a v
ing that Lackey and Harrison
got in a fist fight as the result of
an old grudge and that Lackey left
and returned with a shotgun.
Liquid fire was used in the siege
of Syracuse in Alb BIC. and in the
siege of Rhodes in 804 BIC. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-07
Is1CH0|CE
OF MILLIONS

who have made st. Joseph the
worlds largest seller at 10c. No
action more speedy, nothing more
dependable in a like product and
its quality is guaranteed. Always
get St. Joseph Genuine Pure Aspirin.
Also sold in other economical sizes,
zoe for 36 tablets, 35c for 100 tablets.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Brazil Reported Moving to Block NotionoIists
In Argentina to Prevent Threat to Americas

Brazil about Chilean Brazilian
eternal love. Chiles Foreign Min
lister, Juan Bautista Rossetti, on
September IS announced that "If
Brazil were menaced by aggression.
Chile would consider that aggres-
sion against herself also" This had
a double meaning: Only two ma
tions could harbor intentions OF ag-
gression against Brazil, and those
are Germany and Argentina. The
meaning was clear.
Brazil returned the compliment.
While I was in Rio, Foreign Min
lister Aranha's visit to Chile was
nnounced-though he was sick In
bed and unable to receive visitors.
Chile has been inviting him for two
years. but the visit coming at this
time is significant. Aranha, observ-
ing the amenities, is travelling via
Buenos Aires. Perhaps Argentina
will take the hint.
Argentina Uneasy.
That Argentina is uneasy can be
gauged from the speed with which
Gen. Tonazzi hot-footed to Chile
Immediately after returning from
Brazil. And long -drawn-out nego-
tiations between Argentina and
Chile for the marking of their COM
mon frontier suddenly closed in the
first days of October with a full
agreement signed in Buenos Aires.
Why surround Argentina?
Because Brazil knows what every
one knows: Argentine Nationalists
say that automatically. inevitably,
war must come between Argentina
and Brazil. (Which observers be-
lieve is nonsense, but that's what
they saw These Nationalist have
attempted four revolutions in Ar
gentina within year, the most
recent one in September, and some
time they will succeed, since the
government won't act to destroy
them. Punishment has consisted in
cOnflning army officers 10 their
homes where they continue plot
Evening star., 1941-10-20
No Ticket, No Shirt
Is Rule in Switzerland
BY the Associated Press.

by tne hSSOCldte0 PTtbS.
BERN.-It takes more than money
to buy clothing in this last centra.
European refuge of democracy.
You must have ration tickets, too
No ticket. no shirt--and no shoes
no suit. no overcoat. no soap, nc
shaving cream.
Some Americans who came re-
Gently to Switzerland from Italy
grew as Wistful-eyed as Tiny Tim
when they first saw the displays
here of mems and womens cloth
ing, not to mention windows full OF
a great variety of meat cuts, bakery
goods and chocolate.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

ting, or retiring them. Not good
enough, says Brazil; we must take
our precautions.
The danger of this Brazilian de-
velopment is that while Brazil's dip
lomatic moves are presumably and
ostensibly against a troublemaking
Nationalists' government in .4rger-
tina, it can carry over for use when
that condition has disappeared.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

ceiving tickets that will enable him
| to buy some clothing Expensive
silk shirts, socks and ties may bs
! bought without tickets.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

But they soon learned that there
is as much, or more, regulation here
than in warning Italy; also, that
although prices are high in Italy,
Evening star., 1941-10-20

they are as high or higher in Swift
zerland.
The newcomer must live In q
Swiss city three months before re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Star Field to Seek
State Skating Titles
New Feature
Portable Jumping Pit
Installed at M

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 1i.-Michi-
cams track team has added an
other new piece Of equipment TO
their bullying supply recently when
Coach Ken Doherty supervised the
construction Of a now portable
jumping pit.
The pit. approximately 30 feet
on each side. stands about 4 feet
above the ground and is filled with
saw-dust. The sides are protected
by heavy padding. With the port
able pit il will be possible for high
jumpers and broad jumpers TO
practice at all times when the bas-
kctball bleachers are erected.
Al present the bleachers cover
the runway and jumping pits so
that the jumpers can't work on
days of basketball games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
By NJ. T. DRuKENBROD

Colts old guard here lost one Of
its foremost members when s. c.
(Sox) Snow died Friday night at
Allegan.
Sixty-two years old. he was
stricken while bowling. He was
returning to his seat after having
made a strike when ne collapsed.
Strikes in bowling. spectacular
running catches in baseball and
long puts in golf always were a
part of the life of Sox Snow. who
long will be remembered as one Of
the finest competitors in state and
district amateur golf circles.
While al Michigan he played in
the outfield on the univerSityS
team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
New Winter Sports
Park Opens Sunday

Green Glen Park. new Winter
sports area. will be opened to the
public for the first time this year
this Sunday The park is located
three miles west of Utica at Ryan
and 21-MiIc roads. The 1.000-foot
toboggan is the longest in Macomb
County. Skating and a sled hill
also arc provided The park is run
by Ed and Anthony Fritz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Speed Races Open
Alpena's Winter
Sports Week
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Skaters from all over Michigan,
from Escanaba in the north to
Wyandotte in the south, will
gather at Alpena again next week.
end for the state championships
which Will feature a week long
Winter sports program in the little
town on the shores of Thunder
Bay.
II viii he the fourth straight
year the titles have been decided
in the ideal setting at Mich-E-Ke-
Wis Park in Alpena.
The Winter Sports Week is a
civic enterprise at Alpena. Every
body gets behind Ben Wright,
handsome Chamber of Commerce
secretary, impresario of the event.
The Alpena meet has helped to
develop interest in skating out in
-T11C state and last year ice pound-
ers from Detroit were able 10 win
only two out of the nine titles at
stake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Won Club tiles

II was while a member OF Loeb
moor, in the twenties. that Snow
became a factor in golf here. He
won the Lochmoor Club champion
ship three times and was a runner
up on several other occasions.
Although the semifinals was the
farthest he ever went in the dis
trict championship tournament, he
always was feared in both this
and the state tournament. He rev.
elcd IN games with the. younger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Municipal Open
Cage League
WEDNESDAYS GAMES


At Jackson Hurlbut A. G. VS.. Wolver-
ines A. D. m. OBJ Covenant Church Va.
Mt Zion At .. m. (Al: Granwood vs..
Hurlbuf Baptist Al p. m. a..
A. st. Clair Hudson g" vs.. Mt. zion
At ,. m. tBj: Birkett Church VS.. WOOD
ward Ave. Presbyterian at S ?. m. IA:
Hudson Local iN vs.. Riley at p p. m. tAl.
Al Burroughs Fruehsup vs.. Joes A.
?. m. ca: Hassett VS. Messiah Lutheran
At Barbour-st clair Props vs.. St.
Catherine CYO vs.. Detroit Turner'S At
p. m. OBJ; L. s. r. Local I01 vs.. Long
al p. m. tAC
At Foch Detroit Turner'S VI. Whittier at
S ?. m. &C..
WEST SIDE
At Krunk Wolverine Tube VI. Post Of
flee A. : p. m. "a; MeLouth vs. jam
Handy az s ?. n. "a. Rebels vs.. Red
Arf1ws az J.. m a.
Al Hutchns Baileys Five vs.. Fisher At
p m tCl Bantam A. c. VI. sherrsrd
a. G. n p. m. tBb; National W.. Boule-
ward Congregational a. . p. m. "a.
A. munger Brewster Sr &C. We. Tar
pans A. G. at s p. m. "a: Cadillac vs..
our Lady of guadalupe At p. m. CA.
At jefferson Cardinals vs.. Boulevard
Temple At p. m tB1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

Nick Londes has completed his
card of five bouts. He will pit Ed
Don George. former Big Ten
champion, against Ray SANDY
O'Donnell in the Semifnal.
Fred Taylor will take on Mango
Singh in the main preliminary.
Another Commute bout will bring
together Jack Patterson and Jack
Krause. while the opener involves
Jack Russell and Howard Burnell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Londos, Ta|un
Headline Card

Jim Londos. well past the age
when athletes in less rigorous
sports than wrestling long have
been all through. remains the
same Londos in the ring and in
his proce dure for preparing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

for a match.
LondoS W i'll
defend his title
a I Olym pia
next Thursday
n light against
the challenge of
the biggest man
in h Q game,
W1adyslaw Ia
Ian. 297-pound
Pole who stands
6 feet 8 inches.
But Londos still
is taking it easy
in drills.
ID -, n y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Official Entry Blank
Detroit Times Gold and Silver Skates Derb
Saturday and Sunday. Feb. 1 and 2. 1871

Events he Entered by Michigan Skaters Only
Q Silver Derby z Gold Skates Derby
q Dcca,hon Championship
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and Il n
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Is
Q q 44OYds q h-Me
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tBoys to IL Years.
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tcin' to II Years.
Q 1oOYds Q f1eYds Q AoYda
CRADLE MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
boys under Years.
Q 1OOYds Q 12eYds Q 16@Ys
Girls under . Years.
Q IOOYds Q 2seYds Q l6Mhe
n NOVICE sCHoOLBoYs' t4-dns
q NOVICE SCHOOLGIRLS and under) 1s-aiis
n DoG-sLED DERBY-is Mne-Open any Boy Girl
Under
n FATHER AND SON RACE-1-Mne
n MOTHER DAUGHTER RACE-I-Mne
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q Waiter Memorial Trophy Miles
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n Open Women
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Editor
Entrie midnight wednesday, 20,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Denver Gains A.A.U.
Cage Meet 7th Time

DENVER Jan. 11.-For the soy
enth year in a row, Denver will be
the scene of the national A. A. u.
basketball tournament. The dates
are March 10 10 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Break Up Monopoly

The other championships went
10 entries from Escanaba, Petos-
key, Alpena, Flint, Saginaw and
Wyandotte. Up until three years
ago skaters from Detroit had
dominated-t sport in Michigan.
Last years meet was the most
spectacular ever held at Alpena
with a whole flock of new records
coming off of the perfect sheen of
ice at Mich-E-Ke-Wis.
Unforgettable is the sensational
tie between the redoubtable Wrona
sisters of Saginaw. Helen and
Esther. After finishing all even in
points the two blondes agreed TO
a three-quarter mile skate-off.
This ended in dead heat with
both girls spra,gled on the ice after
a dive at the finish line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
SoftbaII Star Gets
Contract in Movies

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IL
Katherine Rohrer, Los Angeles
softball star for two seasons, is
good looking. Metro-Goldwyn
Mayer has given her contract in
the movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Many Trophies

All III etrophies and medals for
the nineteenth annual Skates
Derby have been ordered and will
be delivered in time for display
we'll ahead of the meet. There will
be medals for the al southern
Michigan championships, decathlon
and open events. and trophies and
merchandise prizes for other con-
tests on the two days program.
Don't fail 10 get your entries
in early for the biggest meet Of
the year. Just FIJI in one Of the
blanks printed in the Times or one
of those at the various skating
centers, and bring or send them to
the Skates Editor, care sports de-
partment of The Detroit Times.
Do IL at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
(1OIfdOIm NlOuurnS SOX Snow
VETERAN COLLAPSES WHILE BOWLING

and moro expert players and usu-
ally eliminated one of them before
he was defeated.
1t took Johnny Malloy of Ann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12

career as an amateur. to eliminate
Snow in the semifinals Of the 1927
district tournament.
Snow didn't take up golf until
past the athletic age, but backed
by his wonderful competitive
spirit, made rapid progress.
Tough to Beat
His short game was the strong
part Of his golf. Charley Hilgen-
dorf, Lochmoor professional who
played with him often, Saturday
said Sox was one of the finest
putters he ever saw.
He didn't know the meaning
OF the word quit" Hilgendorf
said, land would break your
heart with his long puts"
Tommy Armour, Walter Hagen
and Leo Diegel famed profess
SIGNALS, also frequently praised
Snow as fellow tough to beat"
Snow is survived by his widow.
who lives in Allegan. and two
children-S. c. Snow Jr. of Allie
gan, and a daughter who lives in
Charleston. s. c.
Associated with the s. r Liv-
ingstone Company here. Shows
Detroit home was at 676 University
place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
SnoU Trains Set

Special snow trains from De-
troit and other points in southern
Michigan will run to Alpena over
the weekend. The Alpena-Detroit
Club is planning a special snow
train which will leave Detroit on
Saturday morning and return Sun
day night.
Tom Harmon and Forest Eva
shevsh have been invited TO help
crown the Winter Sports queen.
In addition TO skating ski trails
have been laid out in the region
adjacent TO the city for followers
of this sport on the boards. There
is ice-boatIg at nearby Long Lake
and the toboggans at the park are
free 10 all
Winter sports in Alpena is now
p continuous affair during the en-
tire season with skating. snow
shooting. skiing. ice boating and
fishing through the ice available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
so From Detroit

Detroit will be represented by
about so skaters in the nine classes
with such outstanding hladesmen
as Vincent Bozich. 1910 state
champion in the senior class. Dick
Russell, runner-up. Art Brown.
Jim Thomson, Al DINNER. the lat
ter the Intermediate champion who
is skating as a senior this year for
the first time. Lloyd Parr and
others.
Marian Hebert OF Escanaba, win
ner of the intermediate girls
crown. Dorothy Koinis of Saginaw,
queen of the junior girls and I'M
beaten in 25 starts last year, Mary
Place of Flint. juvenile champion.
Bill Stoll. junior champion from
Escanaba. Ed Finnegan, Wyan-
dotte's Juvenile champion. and Bob
Standal. midget boys winner from
Flint. all will be back on Alpena's
ice seeking new laurels next week
end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Seek More Skates

Jimmy also will take a fling at
the Silver Skates and Mary will
race for the Gold Skates.
The first two Detroit entries
came from Lorraine Sable, IA years
old of 5721 Bedford road. who will
skate in the Gold Skates and
junior girls southern Michigan
championships. and Albert Carols
of 5405 Barham. 13-year-old
youngster, who has entered the
Silver Ska+rs and the juvenile boys
championships.
Entry blanks have been distrib-
uted to the various skating centers
of Detroit and surrounding terri
tory and from now on will be
printed frequently in the Times
sport pages. The various centers
where these blanks can be secured
are Belle Isle skating pavilion,
Palmer Park pavilion. River Rouge
Park, Art Staff s. DeXter-Davison
rink. and the various recreation
Kinks. as we'll as from the Detroit
Skating Association and the ath-
letic departments Of the public
and parochial schools.