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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08
At the Fairgrounds

AT the Fairgrounds
WILSON
HE WILSON ROCKIES took
the second play-on game. they
beat Dickinson IL 70 9. Cliff
Campbell and Ken sillett did .
vefy good job Of outfielding.
Billy Schroeder and Russell YAK
did Z fine Job OF hurting. The
lineup was: Randolph, 3rd;
Campbell, left field; Thoel. Ind;
Allor, left short stop; Tfombly,
catcher; Sillett, ,1st and centGr
field; Boyer. center Held and
LIT; Schroeder, pitcher; Crane.
hight short-stop; Barr, right
field; and YAK, pitcher.
MARY JANE WATTS,
Supervisor
DICKINSON
On Thursday, handicraft day,
our girls made necklaces, bface-
lets and rings using yarn and
vAricolored macaroni.
Points are adding up fast with
everyone working to earn ~
many a possible before the
point deadline, which II Satur-
day Of this week. SportnAanship
and participation on athletic
teams a well ~ daily attend
ance count toward points.
Linda Stewart and Mary Ellen
Neertng, Supervisors.
Donaldson defeated Grant
Rockies this morning 3 to 3.
Sam vivon pitched for our
team.
The girls spent the morning
playing scrub and reading Nancy
Drew Mystery stories.
This afternoon we played
doubles in horeshoes and had
another story hour. The young
er children played In the sand.
Wilson Midgets- detected Grant
last evening. II 70 4. The game
was called In the seventh inning
because OF darkness. Elliott was
the winning pitcher and Nick
Mighion was the losing pitcher.
Lorraine LePage and Maurice
Levine, Supervisors.
LINCOLN
Our sand modelers have been
very busy In the sand box this
week, trying to get points for
the much looked forward to rib
bons. Phyllis Sulflow, Lorrain
Hammond, and Marlane Cock
Ing are having fun In the sand.
The weekly beach party that
Il % popular took place this
afternoon.
Patsy Duprey and Frances
Shsnahan read TO us during the
story hour.
Betty Brink and Sarah Jane
Kennedy, supervisors,
LITTLE GDO-0E PATTER.
SON, scn Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. n.
Patterson Of 66 Gibbs street, en-
tertained IL Of his playmates at
. party Thursday afternoon, the
occasion being his third birth
day. Games and refreshments
and the taking Of pictures pro-.
vided the entertainment Of the
afternoon.
MRS. CECILIA HIGBEE will
leave tomorrow, accompanied
by her children, Allen, Msr-
garet and Kenneth, and he:
grandson, Melvin Trombley, for
two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. John Mess, Colum
bia City, Indiana.
BERNARD GREENFIELD Of
40 Scott boulevard was recently
given . crochetsd afghan, made
and presented 70 him by Mrs.
Clayton Dubay.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-08

BERNARD GREENFIELD Of
40 Scott boulevard was recently
given 4 crochetsd afghan, made
and presented 70 him by Mrs..
Clayton Dubay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

hLoL'i Matinees Daily. Doors Open as.
Robert Montgomery ami Ingrid Bergman m
RAGE ~ HfANFN." ROAD SHOW :"
.Caroe Lands Extra Disney Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Pile Driver Beats
Mat Bad Man

FREDERICK vonScacht. 24l-pound
German bad boy. today IS carry
ing around a big bump on his
head as a memcnto Of a pile
driver hold administered by Leo
WallIck In the Arena Gardens
last night.
Wallck used what might be
termed a pants hold TO do the
trick. Failing IN his efforts 10
apply the hold by IeG leverage
because OF the Germans huge
stature. Leo rcSorted 10 grabbing
his tights which may or may moi
be- legal. but certainly was effec-
tive as the Tcuton was out for
some time after he had been
carried from the ring by a young
army 81 attendants NonSCacht
had beaten Leo for fall on a
body roll following a lot Of rough
treatment.
Flash Gordon and "Reb" Rus
sell wrcStled a draw IN the semi
final each winning fall. Steve
Brody beat Fritz Kreuger and
ScrGt Bob kcnaSton lost 10 Sailor
Olson IN the one-fall bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Bowling Notes

Palmer Park Recreation houso
league viii hold a meeting tonch'
az S o'clock There are a fcv
openings for teams with on
average or better Those unable
10 attend are asked 20 call Ar,
Watson al TO 9-2232.
New FalrvieW Recreation Junior
house VIII hold a rcorgan zaton
gathering tonight a. 5 o'clock
Last years members and new
bOWlers are invited 10 attend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
copoobi by Detroit Ti"" All rghn rs'sr,d

by lines" reDV
Usually the baseball hero autographs and presents
baseball the pretty lady fan but the procedure
reversed yesterday. BUCK NEWSOM received the gift
from ALICE MARBLE, the pro tennis star, in a short
ceremony before the AS and Tigers began play ball
II the ball that hit Miss Marble while she
messed game Cleveland and she keP-her promise
Bo 30 10 autograph for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Flint Legion Nine
To PLAY Tomorrow

SPARTANBURG. s c. Aug IS
Flint Mich VIII meet San Diego
Cal IN A best TWO out % three
.scmifnal series beginning ton1or-
row IN the American Legion
junior baseball tournament The
winner viii meet The winner Of a
tournament beginning today ~
Columbia, s C.. involving teams
from New Orleans Augusta, Ga.
ST. Louis and BcrNNn. III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
WOOD al Larncd
IONIGH1S GANIS
49, 49,

CLASS Nf>
A. Mack Park 30 Nurrns - NeIs
30 Briggs Bsauiywars VI Timken AXE
% Ph'isons "a . HssN
A, Michigan Aikal o0 schsrifb vs.
EImwpod 500 = EEKles W LouO
Rose 90 Johnsan W LaSrsnos
4 Eioise De Ducn W kowaiss 90
Boyds -. Sweetest Heart ~ mar. = 90
Schmidts ~ Boise - mem
CLASS y Mn
cub = ~ Wolves castator "a, Harper.
CLASS MN
Bun ne " -four Euers fst Atkinson
10 81 CsfhsrtrNtVs GO Transports.
ton go L'1Ts SO . Agf6 Rrnducis "
Jr B0nhefs 90 Roosevelt - II ,H2asan
A ~ B3fkhsrG' a. Sortheasteyn SO ~
BraWstst -stanaara- Accident a. pl+----
td' No . 81 s'artsA.s - Jays cat s,
Gar No 81 7iSef'ai vs.. AohsWks si
e ''' 90 JUNIORS
Cs.'a''rra vs ENald tst Van Antwerp
a. a'psr men, n pars, sna recreation
P''Sf''a' =. gam. a. sIsP NJ
CLASS \ MN
~ Mac PARK no BrIgEs Nfz W
hrAhufs 30-V1nnsr ~ Briggs BEAUTY.
~sr' maen " vannsr ~ Nsls Wurms
% Sports vs. winner D. !
At Elo." 30 RI" psvsen VI, WINE,
LOUIS Rossp EAslss. 700 Eio.s. W
welsh Co-eds - gIf.st
A. Aien PARK POO NIXON Vs. Union
Fsqu}ra
A, Michigan AlEsH. 90 Cheney s.,
Zsni's 90 Michigan AIkau ,s winner
Boyd sVee'est Hear. 100 3 Forc
". SEGA - girls
I'M RSDAl's GAMES
CLASS MN
A. MACK Park 80 DsFour - vrnFr
70 FlmW0od A. q -srhFrriffs 3d. Moo.
matte Hone ~ Hudson Motor 90 OLA.
hons CoWh0ys - Briggs Brau'yvase Eek
hibiton feature
A. Mirhgan Aka ZOO Santa Maria
W pesar''s np loser p p pages.
Louis Rose - Locai 500. . 90 l-0cal
2o3 ~ LymIey ~ Fr.a.
A. Allen PARK 80 Tiger cub -
= nner i".Hr Esquire NIXON 90 Dear
m Wings ~ steve C0rhett ~ girsI
A. EicLse A-.fs Taker "a Ras.a.s
no .0'sr p o'se Welsh C1-eds " Hudson
Elts "A E--Isl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Pirates Recall Gee

PITTSBURGH Pa Aug Is
John Gee former University OF
Michigan Southpaw star today va,
among 10 players recalled by The
Pittsburgh Pirates Another Of
those 10 return IS Dick ConEer a
pitcher who year ago had a
tTyout with the Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Rained Out Card
Movedto Tonight
In SoftbdII Meet
Philcons Play Healy
in Mack Park
Feature; Class B, c,
Juniors Near Semi's

Washed out by rain last night
the Metropolitan Detroit Times
softball tournament program WAS
moved over until tonight with the
looked for clash between unde-
feated Philcons and ID. j. Ilealy
taking over the spotlight in the
mems Class A division feature at
Mack Park.
Briggs Beautyware, favorite TO
capture the Metro Class A classic
until defeated last week by Phil
cons. will attempt TO remain in the
running when II opposes Timken
Axle. Wurms and Nells Cafe will
meet in another Class a men 5
game at Mack Park
Three Class A mems games are
scheduled for Michigan Alkali
Field in Wyandotte as well as at
Eloise Field in EloSe,
Teams competing in the Class B
and c men and junior divisions
will face action tonight that will
bring them 10 the semifinals in
their bid for championships in their
respective classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
TIT RSDAls GAMES
CLASS MlN
Giants Buy Catcher

NV YORK Aug Is HNSj-
Larry Smith. 22-year- old catcher.
has been purchased by the Giants
from the Atlanta club for delivery
next Spring Smith is right
handed batter now hitting 1873
with Savannah club though the
property Of Atlanta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
lRECtj -D,quiudre- Minnesota Tw. s-iozi
prcrNI-Moodward.Gd. BLVD. TR. ,-sasA

THIU1L open a.I5 Bette DAVE and
z-lGe Beat "IiIH- GRftf-Iff.i ffrrk
. POae.. loan RLnndeM IN .MODLL WIZ :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Popular Sport

There are more than 400 0OC
mldGc' auto racing fans in the
New York area. according 10 a
recent survey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Miss Betz, Riggs
Seeded First
In Nationals
Keen Competition
Expected in Rest
of Seeded List;
Starts Saturday
BY JOHN HENRY
international News service sports Writer

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-The
lstaid tennis gentry made their
perennial stiff brief bow in the
sports limelight and came up with
the solemn pronouncement that
Robert l.. Riggs and Pauline Betz
are seeded first in the national
championship tournament begin
ming this weekend at Forest
Hills.
This was much as expected
The drawing committee of the
United States Lawn Tennis ASSo-
citation couldn't avoid placing
Riggs and Miss Betz in the No !
slot Their 1871 records are the
best in the books
The ranking group. however ar
ranged the rest OF the lineup in
such order that keen competition
is virtually assured and people
perhaps will forget the low caliber
firing power OF the competitors.
SEEDED LIST
After Riggs. the travelling agent
OF Presbyterian College al Gin
ton. s. G., the seeded list includes
frankie KovacS. Oakland. Cal
second defending champion Don
Mcneil Oklahoma City. third
Ted Schroeder, Glendale, Cal.
fourth frankie Parker. Spring
Lake, y. j., fifth; Wayne Sabln,
Reno. New, sixth; Jack Kramer.
Los Angeles, seventh; and Gard
IRer MGlley Miami eighth
The seeded women entries, be-
side Los Angeles Miss Betz, are:
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke, New
York Dorothy Bundy Santa
Monica, Calf Helen Bernhard,
New York; Helen Jacobs Green
field. Del; Margaret Osborne. San
Francisco; Mary Arnold Los An
geleS, and Mrs. Virginia Wolfenden
KoVacS. Oakland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

5 hhnhiLh Jean Hersholt. Fay wray In
y "MFIODY FOR IHREE., Gene AutrY.
}, Mars Nixon. "sUNstT IL WYOMING"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
SCHEDULES ALTERED

All teams competing in the tour
nament are requested to take Spe-
cial notice of the accompanying
schedules Because Of the ram last
night II was necessary 10 make
several changes. Tonights Sched-
ule however. is tho same as for
last night All teams again were
cautioned by Detroit Commissioner
Frank Laflerty TO he prepared 10
play schedules on - hours notice
All teams who entered the Met
Kppelfta+f-Hetroft yoftta11 f0UTna.
hent may get promised tickets for
the opening night program Of the
world championships AT L. Of D.
Stadium September 10 az Hubert
Johnson's office IN the department
OF parks and recreation, 504 Elm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
FROM TODAY'S
WANT ADS

ADDISON tWest Jefferson - room. fur.
nace - 500, terms recondtloned
throughout
AMERICAN 1855 s room Kt2no Rr,
den. 50 500 near Chicago boulevard In
ROOD condition terms
GREELEY tnear KeuWood i-s.toom. hot
air 1925 down
CROSSE PoINTE Dandy 8 rooms. come
and see ~ Price IL right
HoLCOMR 6KerchevaD from. two
hathsi 5-car garage steam hea'
LENoX Mack hve rooms good cond'
ton. fun basement. So ESQ. $500 down
TWO bedroom pecemeal home. good oca
iion' fun price 81 $50. S22 month
BELNfpERE- CHAPLIN rooms down
three up steam heat 81, $50 $500 down
CHERRYLAwN s2s plus rent makes nay.
ment: reconditioned. vacant
HURLBUT- HARPER Must sell onicktv-
eve rooms down. three up. new hrickote
siding 81 300 terms
SHERIDAN near Sylvester - IS 600
brick. rooms each tiled baths tiled
vsstibule steam heat. brick garage beau
thu condition. Splendid value for cash 20
FHA mortgage
a. CLAtR.Vernor SIS GOOD condition
garages income $50. s. $50
20o TOTAL price for i2 rooms. 2 baths
garages Fort -Livsrnois section rents
COLOEED North of the Boulevard near
John r brick 2-fat. newly decorated
100 down.
ROYAL OAK-S2 SIS. Just completed.
rms bath. lot snx273. $500 down 30ia
Garden tWesi ~ Woodward mr. i3.Mi n ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

YpIM-Woodwa ard, Mr.. Smile. TO. s-fII0t
MINI Cont. - Noon 10 II Midnight Free
Parking Adults zoe Cooled by Refrig.
AL THIS AND HEAVEN, TOO"
Ray Miiland Anna Neagle in 'IRENF."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
TODAY At Your Eaxorite MOVIE

q NJ IIYC-e365 Kerche,Al. Park Free r
UL LUhL COMING FIVE BIG DAYS
STARTING SUNDAY. AUGUST 81. THRU
r fHt RSDAY, SEPTFMBER 4 Y. Leigh.
i Clark Gable IN GONE WIN THF WIND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Fierce Fighting
RACES for lula,
South Moscow

aUIBYSHEV, u. S. S. r., Nov.
K-A fierce battle was reported
raging at the approaches to Tula,
ITO miles south Of Moscow today
as the Nazis hurled new forces
against the capital.
!. According to the Red Army news
paper Red Star the German charge
forced the Soviets back tenn
porarily. Then, said the paper, the
Russian forces counter-attacked
land the Germans retreated five
miles"
The Comm unist newspaper
Pravda said that on the southern
front the Russian air force ami
hilated more than $500 enemy
troops and destroyed 81 tanks, $50
4 trucks and other war materials.
Soviet advices claimed victories
In at least five ajor battles while
the high command reported luft-
waite attempts TO raid Moscow
: had been beaten back.
REPORTS NAILS STALLED
IS. A. LoZovsky, vice foreign
commissar. announced that Ger
man attacks had been stalled and
that the Russians were counter
attacking daily.)
Lozovsky added that NaZi drives
: have been stopped on the MOI
haisk, loko a m s k, Maloy-
( aroslavetZ and Tlla sectors outside
Moscow. On the southern front, he
declared, fighting is raging be-
tween Rostov and Taganrog. but
the Germans are mot advancing"
German attacks were resumed
on Tula and along the Okla River
south and southwest Of the cap
ital, while on the northwestern
sectors the Russians were reported
2 holding the initiative, and large
German forces were declared TO
lave been encircled in the Vol
damsk area.
NAILS IN TRAP
German attempts TO break out
of this ring of enlightenment were
said TO have been smashed. Ac-
cording 10 front line dispatches.
annihilation of the NaZis caught in
the iron ring appeared imminent.
In the Crimea, the Red army
defenders were Stubbornly resist
ing Nazi onslaughts toward the
naval base of Sevastopol and the
port OF Kerch, facing the Cau-
casus.
Russian forces under Com
mander Golubov. according 10 the
Moscow radio, hurled back new
German attempt TO break through
Red defenses in the Maloyarosla-
vetZ sector southwest Of Moscow.
Other advices said that in the
Marc Fominsk district. 45 miles
southwest OF Moscow. German in
fantry concentrations were dis
persed by artillery fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

Al don't know. I was
drunk. No sober man would
have done II.
Q-When did the idea first Oc-
cur TO you?
Al don't know. One thing
led TO another and I was afraid
of her having me arrested.
WAS WORRIED
Q-Haven't you been worried I?
A-Wouldn't you? Ga long
pause) I think I have stood up
pretty well, though. I've worked
every day and been around
town where the thing was being
discussed on all sides.
He shrugged.
"Well, It's done. There Is
no use crying about IL. I'll just
have to take IL on the chin"
Deputies led Smith back to h
cell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
$500 Nazis Die
On 7 Transports

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Twenty'
eight hundred German soldiers
were lost when a British submarine
attacked and sank two German
transports off the Norwegian
coast, the Norwegian Telegraph
Agency said today.
The agency. which represents
the Norwegian government in
exile, said:
German torpedo boats, which
were conveying the transports.
ran at full speed into the middle
of the drowning German soldiers
and dropped depth charges, with
the result that hundreds of them
were blown 70 pieces.
"a Norwegian ship arrived
shortly afterwards, but only 200
were rescued"
The transports, said the agency
carried 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
NAILS AT BLACK SEA

BERLIN, Nov. 12.-(INS)-
Pursuing Soviet forces in the
eastern Crimea, the German high
command announced today. Ger
man and Rumanian troops have
reached the Black Sea coast south
of Kerch, important port facing
the Caucasus.
(The Rome paper, Gazetta
del Popolo, printed a war cor
respondents dispatch saying
that in spite of thick fog" Ger
man aviators were seeking out
scattered units of the Russian
Black Sea fleet" and had
crippled a 20, 00O-ton Red battle
ship with several direct hits.)
At the same time, a war COM
munique said, German planes
continued the bombardment OF
the Russian naval base of Sevas-
topol and the port of Anapa with
good effect" Railway targets al
Moscow and armament factories
at Cork also were bombed.
In the region south of Tula,
ITO miles south of Moscow, the
war bulletin related, German in
fantry and armored formations
smashed Soviet cavalry divisions.
An attempt by Soviet forces to
break through the ring around
Leningrad was declared to have
been repulsed with extremely
heavy losses to the enemy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Cloudy becoming
partly cloudy today partly cloudy tonight
and Thursdsy. rising daytime Temperatures
highest today 80. lowest tonight s.. highes,
Thursday -, moderate west 20 southwss,
winds.
Lower Michigan: Cloudy becoming partly
cloudy today through Thursday; rising day
time temperatures.
Upper Michigan: Partly cloudy today
through Thursday; using temporarily
today. Winds west 10 southwest IS 10 Is
miles per hour.
Indiana: Fair today through Thursday
rising daytime temperatures.
Ohio: Mostly cloudy and moderately cold
today, clearing tonight: Thursday fair and
gradually rising temperature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
-BACkACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN


N baekaehe and LED pains arc making you
miserable, don't Just complain and do nothing
about them. Nature may be warning you thai
your kidneys need attention.
The Kidneys are Natures chief way Of ding
srccss acids and poisonous waste out Of tho
blood. They help most people pas about
pints day.
II the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well. poisonous waste matter stays
In the blood These polsons may start nagginf
backsches. rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss Of
pepr and energy, getting up nights, swelling.
pufhness under the eyes. headaches and disEl-
ness. Frequent or scanty passages with smart
ing and burning sometimes shows there u some
thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and viii help
the Is miles of kidney tubes fush out poison
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pilla-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
County COP 10 Honor
Mrs. Dudley c. Hay

Mrs. Dudley c. Hay, nominee
for the Republican National Com
mittee from Michigan, will be hon.
ored Thursday at a luncheon In
the Statler Hotel, under auspices
of the Wayne County Republican
Committee and all Republican
clubs of Wayne County.
Mrs. A. w. Humphrey, pres
Iident of the Wayne County
Women's Republican Club, and
Matthew Bishop, chairman OF the
Wayne County Republican Com
lmittee, are co-chairmen Of the
luncheon. Harry F. Kelly, secre-
Itary of state, will be the speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
7 Youths Get SIS
In Hotel Robbery

While Lyman Scott. 81, clerk OF
the Edison Hotel, 140 Sibley street,
was trying to find accommodations
today for two youths, between
1S and 20 years old, they pulled
guns from their coat pockets and
escaped with SIS from the cash
drawer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
.Nazis' Pushed
Back 6 Miles,
London Hears
international New. Service C.bl.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Marshal
Semyon Timoshenko was stated
in dispatches received in London
today to have launched a series of
violent counter-attacks on the
southern front that drove German
and Italian troops back as much
as six miles across the DonetZ
River in one sector.
Meanwhile, a Stockholm dis
patch to the Daily Telegraph said
the first Polish army of 100000
fully-equipped troops has moved
up to the southern front, accom-
panied by three newly-organized
Russian army corps commanded
by Marshal Semyon Budenny
These troops were said to have
been aligned along Timoshenko's
Don River defenses, ready for
action.
Another Stockholm dispatch to
the Daily Telegraph said it was
reported Adolf Hitler has arrived
at secret general headquarters
somewhere on the eastern front
and is personally directing the re-
newed offensive against Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Boy Hit by Taxing Plane

WESTFTELD, N. j., Nov. r.
1NS)-A 17-year-old boy, so in
tent upon hunting rabbits in the
bushes around the airport here,
that he didn't see taxing plane,
walked into its path and was al
most scalped. He is Joseph Brady
of Railway, J. Physicians of
Railway Hospital said he may have
a fractured skull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
HifIer'S
Plan Told
by Hess
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
United States Navy for its part In
reducing Britain's ship losses. The
reductions were recorded in the
period during which American
warships have been patroling the
North Atlantic west OF Iceland
with shoot on sight" orders from
President Roosevelt.
Other salient points Of the state
ment were these:
During the four months
L ending in June, Britain lost
over 100000 tons of shipping,
but during the four months end
ing in October, less than $50, 900
were sunk.
O-Britain will have a good
- supply" of ships in 1912 if
she gets through this year.
O-The Italo-German boast that
- they would take Suez by
last May lis likely TO remain
very much unfulfilled at Christ
mas.
NO governmental changes in
r Britain are anticipated at
present.
S-Present British war effort
- in some respects exceeds
that of the last conflict.
c-Having failed to starve Eng
" land, Hitler may soon try to
invade it.
NOTES GOOD CROPS
Churchilrs statement declared:
"In this twenty-sixth month
OF the war we have I'm some
ways surpassed the deployment
of the national effort at homo
which was not reached until l
after the forty-eighth month Of
the World War.
"Our coal stocks are between
2,0OO,OO0 and 100000 tons
larger than In 1910. Our corn
harvests were so per cent
greater than in 1899 and our
other crops are good.
There IL nothing that Hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Marines Seek Recruits

BATTLE CREEK, Nov 49,
United States Marine Corps Of
ficers moved into Battle Creek
today to conduct a recruiting cam
Ipaign.. Men between II and 30
unmarried, are sought.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Suspects
Of
Murder

Continued from Page One)
lying up against n tree Just like
I had left her.
TAKES HER WATCH
$50 I took her wrist watch on
and pawned II the next noon
and got IS for IL. pawned IL
under the name of William
White"
The reporter took up the ques
tioning.
Q-Why did you do this:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Ash m a AGONY

Don't rely on smokes. sprays and injee-
tionA II you suffer from terrible recurring.
choking. gasping, wheczing spells Of Asthma.
Thousands OF sufferers have found that the
first dose OF Mendaco usually palliates
Asthma spasms and loosens thick stfangling
more restfui sleep. Oct Mendsco IN tasteless
tablets from druggists. Only 6oc Money back
ranteed unless fully satisfied.