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Woodwork Reports
S24,1O4,S15Profit
During 1910
Result Compares With
S2e,310,353 Recorded
In Previous Year
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1O-The F. W.
WoolWOTth Co. and its Canadian
subsidiary reported today for 1910 a
net profit of S24 .104815. equal to
81 48 a share on the capital stock.
compared with S29 9310 353, or $3,02 a
share, in 1889
The earnings. it was explained.
excluded the company's portion Of
undistributed income of the British
subsidiary.
Earnings were the smallest since
1882 despite record breaking sales,
attributable to. A decrease of $1811,-
270 in cash dividends received from
the British company because Of
lower exchange rates and higher
taxes deducted at the source; an in
crease of S24O0OO0 in reserves
against Federal taxes and the exclu-
sion of undistrlbuted earnings of the
British subsidiary.
Sales in the United States, Cam
ada and Cuba amounted to $685.
4748l9, an increase Of Sl6,635 l56
over the 1889 figure.
L. :. Tobacco Go.
United States TobOcco Co. re-
ported a 1910 net profit of SO 977.376.
including S7O2,l93 in refunds on
Federal taxes. The profit was equal
| to s208 a common share and COM
/ pared with S3,396153, or s176 a
share, in 1889. The company has
plants at Chicago Nashville and
Richmond.
Kroger Grocery.
/ Kroger Grocery & Baking Co,
| Middle Western grocery chain store
/ system. and subsidiaries in a pre-
! hminary statement for 1910. showed
net income of S4,607,l26, equal to
S2.5l a share on the common stock.
against S5,514,597, or s3O2 a share.
in 1889
Monarch Machine Tool.
Monarch Machine Tcol Co. Sid
nev, Ohio, for the year ended in
December. showed 1910 net profit Of
S1183.lO2. equal to IS 63 share on
2O9. .997 shares Of capital stock. COM
pared with net profit Of S529.577.
equal TO 1888 a sha on l50,073
shares, in 1889.
N, c. & st. l.. Railway.
Nashville. Chattanooga & ST. Louis
Railway, controlled by the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad, in a prelIm-
mary calculation, had 1910 net in
come of S7O3 444 equal to S275 A
share on the capital stock. against
S6l8, ,668. or s241 a share in 1889.
Woodward Iron.
Woodward Iron Co reported pet
profit for 1910 of Sl425.2l4 after
excess profits taxes. equal to S427
a share on $4,000 shares outstand-
ing. compared with S63ll77 or 1925
each on 28O425 shares outstanding
in 1889 Plants are in Birmingham,
Ala.
Southern Pacific.
Southern Pacific transportation
system and separately operated,
solely controlled. affiliated COM
panieS reported preliminary 1910 net
income OF S7146.349 after taxes and
charges. equal TO 81 SO share, COM
pared with S3128.443, or 83 cents
, share in 1889
= The transportation comprises the
principal railroad operating units
3 Of the Southern Pacific Co, which
is the top holding company.
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Chile MR 6s RI mai
Washington Produce
DOMESTIC

BUTTER-93 score tubs 3374 pound
prints, 34l.; i.-pound pr nts. 3434: o.
i4-pound prints 3374: 81 score. tubs. 3oi T.:
pound prints, n: i4-pound prints. 33 p.
80 score. tubs 32i2 pound prints. 33:
i4-pound prints. 3Ii5: 50 score. tubs. 32l4 :.
1-pound prints. 300. I4-pound prints,
:}3I4; SS score. tubs. 3d.: I-pound prints.
3@t4 toound prints. :!:}i4.
LIVESTOCK-Calves. -: spring lambs.
From Agricultural Marketing Service
PrSes paid, net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market s'esdv. Prices paid
for Fcderai-state graded cEss received
from grading stations February 10: Whites
U. S. extras, large. 2f-@5. u. S. extras,
n redir-nz. 9O-2": U. s standards. large,
n1-"3; S standards medirms, 1921;
U. S. trades, 16-1s. Browns U. S. extras.
la7Ee, 23-24: =. s. extras, mediums. @u-2@,
u. s standards, larre. @1-23. u S. stan
dards mediums. 1921: S trades. l6-
Is. For nearby ungraded eggs current
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl
colored. all sizes. 1918. No. IS, l@-l3;
Chickens, Virginia broilers and fryers. ali
nd crosses. broilers snd fryers. all sizes.
10; No. IS, 13-lf. Turkeys, YOUNG hens,
all sizes go: No, IS IA. Voung tors,
ell sizes. IS: No IS. 13-l4 Guincas Ia,
pounds. Is Cspons. : pounds and up.
24-"5 smaller sizes, %; No. - and
slips, 1920.
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Rodio Exports Down
Slightly for Year
BY tre Associated Press

The Commerce Department saws
that exports of radio and radio
equipment declined slightly last
year. although foreign sales of trans
mitting sets, tubes and parts were
higher
Total radio shipments we're S22.-
OBJ 234. a decrease OF s143. .327 from
1882 The transmitting group aC-
counted for S3287879. which was
% per cent greater than in the
previous year.
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Commodity Prices

press weieRted wholesale price index OF 35
commodities today advanced 10 i5.63
Pre- Previous dsy 10 71sg' week ago T''47'
,,,, !lg4JJ. !94G; 1899, l233.3s 90
Low LOW ;;3ss88 8ssa $50 63;s 53 44ii44t
Q926 averaee equals 1909
Miscellaneous Markets.
Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press
LEADMFutures closed TO 10 higher.
saleS 10000 pounds UIn5sd ms5sh s.
hisher. sales. 10000 pounds. August,
SIS September. S.15.
STRAITS TIN-Futures closed un-
changed. Sales 30 400 pounds. June
oo;oFi coFrEFWspoZ sH Sg'tt' Steady: Santos No I.
offerifneS 0-H HincIded Santos bourbon Is and
5s at .7s5-S ?5. Santos No, p. ~,
bass March, I son. May; 10 July, 5ai .
sasF 2G3 RBBERfnl9res ciosed un
March 5000 May. 1929. New. July,
~ a Smoked ribbed SPOT, 20QQn. -
RAW SILK-Futures closed d., l L 70 3
? 53Ia: June. 253; July. 2.54.
COCOA-Futures closed s 70 higher.
Sales, s.723 tons. March. 5.34n. May.
r. RAW S"iTi H1DRs&Futures De- closed to s
higher Sales. 3.520Ouo pounds. March.
I349: June, 1926: September. 12.24n.
sPot No. EssteTn lisht natins nn covs' - I.n !
10 4 OF a cent higher March. 1s7; OBJ:
iis.lb. spot tops. ?65D.
b Bid. n Nominal.
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Export Freight Cars
Near 1910 Levels

Export freight cars, exclusive OF
grain, which were unloaded at
Atlantic and Gulf ports totaled
Al ,e09 in January, 1941, compared
with 4l,961 during the same month
a year ago. the Association OF
American Railroads # Corted.
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| Sales of Bond
| Stores Show
Big Gains
By the Associated PICS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 10-Bond
Stores. Inc, today reported January
sales of s2333, TOT, against 1881 1862
year ago an increase of 208 per
cent. December sales were As per
cent higher than a year earlier. The
company manufactures and distrib-
utes through the country mems
clothes.
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Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Feb 10-Wheat prices
slumped more than cent bushel
today as result OF renewed selling
inspired by tagging -four business
and export trade and the bright new
crop outlook.
Profit-taking and stop-loSs selling
eliminated many of the small hold
ings acquired the past week and
some short selling was in evidence.
Wheat closed 7a-lA lower than
Saturday. May 49, Bis, July 75"s-
1917; Corn as-l2 down, May and
JULY 61l4; Oats, /. lower
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New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Routine
trade buying of cotton futures was
offset by scattered hedge selling
today in quiet dealings.
Bombay brokers traded on both
sides of the market. Quiet condi-
tions in the textile district and
southern spot markets were in
fuencing factors,
Late afternoon values were l
lower to 3 higher; March. 1896;
July, 1924, and January, 97l.
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Steel Quotations

NEW YORK. Feb ln-steel prices ne,
100 pounds. fob. Pittsburgh: Hot rolled
base price, 10; galvanized sheets, 3 30
steel bars, ais
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New Orleans Prices.

Cottonseed oil closed steady Bleach-
able prime summer yellow, 6.20n; prime
crude 525n; March. 5.o2b: May. 6.O3b;
July 613b; September. 6.l9b.
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London Tin Prices

LONDON Feb. 10 IP, Tin steady; spot,
Fps s5Es 5Ss BIO f257 asked; future. ES5s
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Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
2 TO 2 lower Sales. $50 contracts. March.
8 43: May, 6.53; July, 6.63b; September,
$500.
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Also extra extras.
Paid last year.
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
alton of Securities Dealers. inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or irm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices.
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK Feb 10 tP.--National AS
sociation Securities Dealers. Inc.
CLOSING Quotations.l
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New York Sugar

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 lp,-Domestic
sugar futures made modest advances tods s
in light and mixed trade which found
offerings thin. March sold at . OF and
/ JULY, oil.
World futures idled within narrow
rance as liquidation offset scattered COW
erinc Late prices were UNCHANGED TO y
point lower March, II: July. II p
Rsws were stesdv end offered in mod
Refined price of 4 As cents continued
March liquidation forced prices 10 the
lowest levels of the day in the final minutes
of tire ding.
E,,tmrnr No 2 clnend UNCHANGED IN l
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Columbia Title insurance. at l51a
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Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK, Feb 10 Cp,.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds:
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close
Stand Oil kyGa) 5 1917 lS's lSl2
stand Oil Oh pf zoos 10sIs 1884, 1885,
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Cash grain: Wheat, No; ], hsrd: SIS; No
.. as; No. 8 yellow hard, s.; No. RED.
ssa. Corn No > yellow 64-65; No. ;.
al les; No. 4. 5Si. .-62l7; No. >. $3.50;
No. 4 yellow. old; ,e4ia: No. 4 white, 5i,s 65,s;
No white, 62'a; sample sTade WhIe
i mixed heavy. 3s No. ! white. IS a.:
No j white heavy, 3s'.-39: No ., 3sa.;
~; No, l. 36ra; sample grade white
34ia-35. Soy beans No; :! yellow a6 20
No 2. a6l 2-a.: No. 4. 95'4 sample grace
yellow oOoA Barley. mailing, 56-6b nomi-
nal: feed 43-52 nominal: No /. .63-66: No.
/ mailing; 1886; No. . 81 No =, ~
Timothy. 100; alsike a.5o-12;h 90: fancy
red top, sos 90: red clover, s.O0-lO.oO:
ri 2 5O-4 90
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Baltimore Quotations.
Winnipeg Prices.
r4k ID, n

BALTIMORE, Feb 10 lP.-Wheat, No.
. red winter, sarlicky, spot, domestic
"a February, "a
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Sex dividend
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Feb 10 tP,.-Nstional As
socis tion Securities Dealers Inc;
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tBy pri,.t. wir. Direct to The starJ

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90
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BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS

PUBLIC UTILITY
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S No. 3 closed unchanged TO l
United States Treasury Position

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Carrier Issues Up
Slightly in Mixed
Bond Market
Fractional Advances
Offset by Minor
Losses Elsewhere
Bond Averages
10 Low-Yield Bonds.

10 Low-Yield Bonds.
Close 'll3.4 Prev. day 1886
Ninth ago ll4.1 Year ago ll2.5
1e41 high has 1941 low 1884
1910 high has 1910 low 1884
New l94l low.
Compiled by the Associated Press)
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Chicago Stock Market

CHICAGO. Feb ~ 7.-Follovine IS
the compIere list OF transactions on the
Chicago = UCk ENChanse fOGay.
SaieS STOCKS Hirh Low Last,
lt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Friday Collegiate Night

At this rink Monday night is
ladies night and the admission is
half price. Since the opening of
the rink two years ago Friday has
always been collegiate night. AS
the rink is located in the north
west section and in the vicinity of
Is high schools and two colleges.
you'll always find the rink packed
with students on that night.
If you're in the market for an
exhibition of figure skating on
rollers 60 out TO Wells Rink in
River Rouge Sunday night. The
figure club will put on a short
demonstration between general
skating. There will be spinning
acts in pairs. free style skating
and comedy acts. There's no extra
charge for the show and after il
you can skate till closing time.
With only few weeks yet TO 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
One More Contest

a victory for Green Bay in this
forty-sixth chapter of professional
footballs second oldest and bitter
est rivalry will virtually pull the
Bears back into tie with the
Packers at one defeat apiece, AL
n>ough Green Bay would go 10 the
lbnt for the time being on per-
centage. II has played one more
game than the Bears.
New York suddenly finds itself
faced with a major task after
cruising along at the head of the
eastern division. IL virtually is
tied with Washington on the basis
of loss apiece.
Brooklyn, with Ace Parker ap-
parently ready 10 wind up the
season as he did last year, when
he won three games single handed
10 become the leagues most valu-
able player. faces a Philadelphia
team which had enough power and
deceit TO thrash the Cardinals right
after the Cardinals had taken
Brooklyn into camp In the ma
tons capital, the Redskins and
Steelers meet in what might well
develop into the finest contest OF
the day.
Cleveland. still struggling 10
overcome a lack of reserves, will
seek TO even its season with De-
troit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
ROllin' Around
ROllin' Around
RIVERSIDE CLUB BOASTS
STIFF-LEGGED SKATER
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

News from the roller Kinks
Clayton LaMay. one of the man.
ayers of Riverside, claims 10 be
the only stiff legged skater in the
country. His right leg has stiffened
as a result of anti-toxin admins
tered for diptheria when he was a
youngster.
Riverside has starte d new
skate dance class on Mon d a y
nights. It's proving quite sue
cess. After the class it's married
couple night.
At Varsity Gardens there's a
new class forming in the circle
waltz Besides this skate dane
ing lessons are given Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
from Z 10 8. There are plenty of
professional teachers so beginners
will have ample opportunity.to get
DriVatp attention
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

Bringing the. state sporting
scene together under one heading !:
Western Michigan high school
enthusiasts are hailing Lou Le-
vine. former u. of NJ. quarterback.
as the coach of the year d. He's
at Grandville where his charges
have improved with every game.
John Middlesworth, whose bril-
liant coaching career at Lansing
Central was cut short by illness
two years ago, will land back on
the Class A scene next season
So the reports have ii -. Middles-
worth currently is connected with
Petoskey High.
Three members OF Michigan's
basketball team last Winter now
are with the nations armed forces
D.. Herb Brogan, the captain. is
an aviation cadet at Fort Worth,
Texas George Rueh1e is at
Camp Grant, Ill. and Bill Her
mann is an ensign in the Naval
Reserve.
Fort the first time in five years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
By George Maski's
On the State Beat By George MasA'"
Elk M GRIDDER HAILED AS COACH

Flint Northern, in football
They'll play on Thanksgiving -.
Birmingham High (Class b can't
be accused of ducking the toughies
/. Two of their opponents are
Glass A schools.
Chef Aubuchon, Michigan States
great basketball player, will be
permitted to play only 20 minutes
per game during the coming sea-
son Doctors orders in the
wake Of Aubuchon's recent illness
which had him on deaths bed.
1t may be out of season, but
the folks in Dearborn are holding
open house Sunday at the citys
newly constructed outdoor swim
ming pool The tank, of circu-
lar construction, has no match in
the state.
Central State has lost Tom
Gallagher, regular tackle, TO the
Navy Bob Hall, former Mack
enzie and Michigan State pitcher
and now coach at White Cloud
High, reports TO Springfield in the
Three-Eye League in the Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Honor Old Teams

The boys and girls at Lake
Odessa will throw party Friday
honoring the towns 1880 ath-
letic teams The elevens,
coached by Erwin Howard, now OF
Dearborn, set an all-time mark at
Lake Odessa, winning nine straight
in football, nine out of IL in bas-
ketball and IL out of Is in base
ball.
A three-day tie looms Sunday
in the Southern Michigan Catholic
prep league if Ann Arbor st.
Thomas beats Lansing st. Marys
while Jackson st. Mary's wins
over Jackson st. Johns. The Lam
sing eleven presently rests on top.
Marshall High this season IL
minus the services of Vern Hills.
one of the schools best athletes.
Reason: he recently signed con-
tract to play baseball in the st.
Louis Cards system. Bud Ripley,
who starred at end for Muskegon
in 1926, still shows up at the Reds
lpractice to coach the ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Young Dad Butler
Will Have His Day
By HAROLD KAHI.

They're going to give Michael
Henry Dad Butler, 71-year-old
trainer, a DAY wnen University
of Detroit's football team closes
its home season against Mar
quette in the annual Dads and
Homecoming Day at the stadium
here next Saturday.
1t really will be nothing more
than a gesture. To those who
have had the pleasure of knowing
him, every day is dads day.
Whether high-salaried executive
or college student, they're all
"son" to him and they're proud
to call him dad"
AS dad he is beloved by
thousands on both sides of the
Atlantic. His chief interest in
life is the cultivation Of the
countless of friends he has made
throughout his more than three
score and 10 years.
From the time he was a mere
stripping of II years Dad" has
been connected with sports. He
was once a professional foot run
ner of national repute. He was
standout amateur boxer and
has handled world championship
fighters.
He has coached Olympic track
champions and developed some
of the greatest relay teams in
history. He is a physical culture
expert and the living proof of
the soundness of his teachings.
He has been prominent in field
trials. owning and running some
of the best dogs in the country.
He still is one of the nations
best fly and bait casters. He
loves TO hunt and fish.
As a pro foot runner. Dad
was unequaled in the half-mile
in the days of such runners as
Steve Farrell. Keane Fitzgerald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

and Mike Murphy. When interest
in running decreased, Dad
turned to boxing and trained Kid
Lavigne. John Coulon and Honey
Melody, all champions.
During his tenure as track
coach from 1897 to 1907, Chicago
Athletic Club won GA track meets
and tied one. From Chicago
Dad" moved to Oregon, where
he established a retaining school
for professionals in Portland. He
was later signed as track coach
and trainer of all athletic teams
at Oregon State.
1t was from Oregon State he
came here in 1927, the same year
Arthur Bud" Boeringer, fresh
from Notre Dame. was signed as
line coach. Dad" has been ar
cog in the success oil
Detroit football teams ever since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Johnny Sisk Heads
Marquette Group

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Nov. l.
GNS)-Johnny Sisk, star half
back on Marquette University's
1929-31 football teams and men,
Der of the Hilltop's world record
breaking distance medley relay
team of that era, has been elected
president OF the Marquette M
Club, organization of alumni var
sity lettermen. Sisk. who per-
formed with the Chicago Bears for
several seasons, is in the insurance
business here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Receive Line Call

Another pair Of rockies will get
the call in the line. Big Johnny
Tripson will be at one of the
tackles. while Augie Lilo will be
in at guard Bill Fisk and Paul
Szakash will probably get the
starting end assignments. while
Tony Furst and Johnny Wiethe
will play the other tackle and
guard posts. Alex Wojciechowicz
will start at center.
The Lions will be in for an
other afternoon trying 10 stop the
passes of Parker Hall, third rank
ing passer in the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Speed Skating Glasses

iAaSA' oN ANpNhN hA n ANoAttih VI OiiiN'
Speed Skating Glasses
Orville Godfrey. owner of Ar
cadia, Madison Gardens and Edge
water Park, nounces the
opening of speed skating classes
Sunday mornings from 10 10 II at
Arcadia. Instructor will be Brother
Leonard, one of the states out
standing speed skaters a few sea-
sons back.
All the prospects for speed from
the three Kinks will be entered in
competition from one rink, prob
ably Arcadia. Orville is looking
for some one 10 take the place of
Irving ReZnick, long time con-
tender in speed from Madison Gar
dens. Reznick is retiring this year.
Following on the heels of news
of ReZnick's retirement com e s
news from Arena Gardens speed
skating club that there is a posi-
bility Verna Picton, former ma
tional champion, will 60 TO the side
lines this year.
There will be a special matinee
Friday at Eastwood rink for the
Camp Fire Girls Skating
starts at 2 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

played Of the surprise teams of the East and the popular
coach will be hand to give the low down this battle
John Kobs assistant coach at Michigan State will have
the dope of the Saturdays big of the Midwest
that between the Sparans and the popular Missouri club
Missouri last week defeated Nebraska and has lost only
game that TO Ohio State in the seasons opener II to
Joe Gembis' Wayne Club has started its November
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
QUARERBACKS COACH CRSER TO SPEAK At LUNCHEON MONDAY

Fritz Crsers annual visit will headline Mondays
ing of the Downtown Quarerbacks the Shelby
Michigan football coach and athletic director will return with
the inside story of Mchgans battle with Illinois played
Saturday
Grsefs visits to the quarterback club have been high
spot each The coach interesting and enter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Enjoy Little Luck

New York meets the Chicago
Cardinals in the Polo Grounds
where the Chicagoans seldom have
much luck but always manage TO
: cause a lot Of trouble. The fifth
game OF the day brings together
the Detroit Lions. now undergoing
reorganization, and Earl Dutch
Clark's Rams in Cleveland.
Green Bay comes 10 Chicago
clinging to what il regards as its
last chance 10 remain in the
championship race. II already has
lost one game 10 the Bears, TAX
ing a Is 10 II humping on Sep
TENDER % when the Bears scored
on four plays. including the kick
off. 81 seconds after the Packers
had forged ahead in the third
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

tanning taker and gives real picture of Mchgans football
situation He also will raft Of questions, not only
of the Illinois game but also Of the two major battles Of he
year. the Northwestern and Minnesota contests.
The Michigan coach will be just of the list Of foot
experts will appear Mondays program Charles
z. (Gus) Dorais team in meeting Manhattan Saturday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02
Rams Honor Drake

huge celebration in honor OF
Johnny Drake. veteran halfback.
2-It'll mark the homecoming
Iof big Bill Edwards. This is the
first time Edwards team has per-
formed before the crowds as a
pro, in the town where he earned
an enviable college reputation.
3-Dick Booth. Steve Belichick
and. Andy Logan who were the
of Edwards teams at
Western Reserve will be in action
for the Lions and the local fans
have high regard for these young
sters.
There are several other reasons
Including the fact that Owner
Danny Reeves has assured the fans
|of Cleveland that the Rams would
be here next year, despite the poor
attendance at the games thus far
In keeping with his rebuilding
program Edwards announced to-
day he would have three rockies
in the backfield.
Milt Piepul, recently shifted
from fullback TO blocking back
will probably get the call at thai
spot. while Ned Mathews an5
Harry Hopp will start at wing
back, respectively The veteran
lWhizzer White will get the cal
at tailback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

schedule where the Taars slated to do better but WI"
lose draw, Joe misses meeting
A complete movie story of the Michigan northwestern
game will also be shown These pictures in half speed snow
great Michigan playing brilliant football to defeat the
Wildcats who had been favored. =
Don't miss this big meeting Monday noon at the Fort
Shelby w