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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
School Jdnitors
Seek Same Raise
As Wafer Staff

A wage increase similar 10 that
granted hourly workers Of the
water board will be asked for nom
contract employees of the board of
education, Mrs. Laura +. Osborn.
president Of the board. said today.
Such an increase would add APP
proXimately $235,00 10 the board 5
wage list, she said.
Non-contract employees include
engineers, janitorS, Scrubwomen
and the like and through their rep
resentatives they have made re-
peated demands on the board for
a wage increase.
In the event such an increase is
granted Mayor Edward j. Jeffries
will have 10 find about S3,735. 900
above what is now provided in the
budget which starts July l.
Water board hourly rated en-
ployes ratified a settlement Of
10-cents-an-hour increase for $50
workers, costing a total of S150,000
a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Wendell Denies
Labor Spying

Recent charges that Monroe
Wendell, recently appointed Ham
.tramck director of public safety,
was formerly a Ford labor spy
and once furnished tear gas and
automatic guns 10 the Toledo
Auto Lite Company during a
strike, today were emphatically
denied by Wendell.
In letter to Mayor Walter
.Kanar Of Hamtramck, Wendell
denied such allegations. as we'll as
the charge he had once worked
with r a lph Rimar, convicted
leader of an automobile parts
theft ring.
Wendells letter was forwarded
by Mayor Kanar today to r. j.
Thomas. president of the JAW
Go. along with a promise by
Kanar that a complete investiga-
ton will be made by William
Cohen, Hamtramck city attorney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Tool Pact Ends
Strike Threat

The long-continued threat of a
strike in Detreit's tool and die in
dustry was ended today when the
membership of Locals 155 and i57
of the UAW-CIO voted unani-
mously to accept a contract nego-
.tiated with the Automotive Tool
and Die Manufacturers Associa-
tion.
The contract provides a union
shop. vacations with pay. new
minimum wage rates and blanket
l0-cent an hour wage increases,
union officials said. The new
minimum wage is S1.55 an hour
for tool and die leaders and S1.40
an hour for tool and d., makers.
The union had originally de-
manded a 15-cent blanket wage
increase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
4 Hurt, 5 Held
In Street Riots

Four persons were injured and
five youths arrested in sporadic
street fighting which started in
front of a st. Aubin avenue con-
fectionery last night and spread
throughout the neighborhood.
The trouble started when win
dows were broken in the confec-
tionery of Stella Vecchio, at ALI
ST. Aubin. Police dispersed the
rioters. who prowled neighboring
streets with clubs and slugged
pedestrians.
Those injured, all slightly, were
Richard Naperkowski, 10, of 1867
East Willis avenue; Thomas CT
bulka. II. of 1456 East Alexan.
drine avenue: Mike Cirelli, so OF
1860 Hale street, and an unidenti-
fled man, about 65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Sinus Minus
Her Cure so Drastic, She
Obtains Diuorce

A new cure. but rather dras-
tic one. for sinus trouble was re-
revealed in Circuit Judge James
+. Chenot's court when Mrs Vir-
ginia Sinclair obtained a divorce
from William R. Sinclair of 300
Lincoln avenue.
81 had sinus trouble for two
years and 1t was getting worse"
Mrs. Sinclair said. "Then one
day he slapped me so hard II
disappeared entirely and I've
never been troubled with 1t
SINCE"
But. she said. the slapping con-
tinued and finally became so COM
mon she couldn't bear it any
longer.
Anyway, her sinus had gone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Mayor Halls Guild
Welcomes Newspaper Unions Eighth Convention
Opening Here Next Monday

Delegates throughout the United
States and Canada 10 the Ameri.
can Newspaper Guilds eighth
annual convention, which opens
in Detroit Monday, June %. for
five days. today were welcomed
in a letter from Mayor Jeffries
The letter reads:
ut is my personal pleasure 10
welcome to Detroit the men and
women who represent the work.
ing press of America as dele
gates TO the convention of the
American Newspaper Guild.
your 1871 convention hap
PLY comedies with some of the
greatest gains In the history of
labor organizations. and further
extension of the scope of influ-
ence of the Congress of Indus
trial Organizations.
UNITED, BRIGHTER ERA
Detroit, the last frontier of
the open shop. is happy to well
come you. There is a parallel
between the progress OF union
organization I'm Detroit and the
expansion OF the American
Newspaper Guild. Both are
symptOmatic, i believe. of n
more united and brighter era.
Detroit stands ready To CO.
operate with the American
Newspaper Guild In making It's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
VdCdtionCdution
Asked Of Drivers

Fred w. Juergens. director of
traffic, urged greater caution on
the part of motorists faced with
242, 500 new pedestrians as Detroit
public schools close for the Sum-
mer this Friday.
Warning that the creates I
hazard during school vacations
comes from the careless use Of
bicycles and roller skates, he has
issued an order that police are TO
stop any bicycle carrying more
than one passenger.
In an effort TO provide play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

a request Of the CauldweIl-
Wingste Company OF New York.
for modification of the stipulations
Of the light steel roofing contract
for the Herman Gardens Housing
project IS 10 be considered today
by Common Council
The Cauldwell-WinCate Com
pany is the successful bidder on
the contract which carries a Stipu-
lation that no indicted firms or
firms employing indicted persons,
Will he allowed 10 participate IN
any way with work on the project
The only companY than can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

convention here a notable one,
not only In its serious delibera-
lions, but Its recreatlOnsl activ-
tiles. We feel our city has many
attractions TO offer Its visitors,
and we wish to have our every
facility at the disposal of the
American Newspaper Guild.
ut Is my hope that your
stay with us will be memorable,
and that we may have the
honor of being host city to your
group again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Wire Strike Averted

A tentative settlement of the
labor trouble at the Port Huron
division of the American Wire
Corporation has been reached.
State Labor Mediator Victor
Swearingen, announced today. A
strike had been threatened. The
company has a large number of
defense orders. The agreement
will be submitted for ratification
to members of the UAW-AFL on
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

grounds for underpriviledged chill
dren the Kiwanis Club and the
police department are taking
underprivilegod children to Belle
Isle every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoon.
All school Fairgrounds and GYM
nasiums will be open for the Sum-
mer, and the Detroit recreational
commission will provide super
visors.
Walter Gleason, director Of
school publicity. reports that 40
600 students will attend Summer
school this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Bomber to Carry Mail

When the Douglas BIG, the
worlds largest bombing plane, just
completed for the United States
Army air service, makes its initial
flight next week. ii will carry air.
mail from Clover Field, Santa
Monica. Cal, TO March Field
Riverside, Cal, the post office
department announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Zionist Youths 10 Meet

A meeting, sponsored by the De-
troit Zionist Youth Council, for
the purpose Of enlisting aid for the
Defense OF Palestine-OutpoSt of
Democracy will be held this eve
ming in the Central High School
auditorium. RABBI Rosentbal of
Cleveland, a. Einhorn and Phillip
Slomovitz, editor Of the Jewish
Chronicle. viii be the speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Gen. Hugh s. Johns SON,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
ENGINEER ASKS DELAY

ENGINEER ASKS DELAY
Common Council has received a
request for a delay from Charles
b. McGrew. housing commission
engineer. McGrew said he received
the following telegram from Leon
II. Keyserling, deputy USHA adj
minlStrator.
Representatives Of Cauld-
well-Wingate advise us they will
not accept contract for COM
pletion Of Michigan Ia (the
Herman Gardens projecD unless
proposed contract. stipulation
modified. We strongly urge that
Common Council not take for
NAL action concerning award OF
this contract until matter salts
factorily adjusted with Cauld-
well-Wingate. Aronberg, Vice
president of CauldwellWingate.
advises will be in Detroit
Wednesday morning, June Is.
Letters follows"
LIMIT ON SUPPLIES
In notifying the USHA that
they could not proceed unless the
contract was modified, the con-
tracing company pointed out as
an example the fact that Stran
Steel. light steel manufactured
by the Great Lakes Steel Corpora
ton of Ecorse, may have 10 be
obtained from that corporation,
-'ore Of whose representatives has
been dicted."
The steel is not obtainable from
other manufacturers. since they
do not produce II now, the con-
tractors stated.
There may be several other
such items" the letter stated.
Confronted with the letter and
telegram, the council agreed TO
postpone its approval, pending
amendment Of the stipulation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Housing Contractors Protest
Ban on Bribery Suspects

supply the light steel specified in
the contract has an employe who
has been indicted in the housing
scandal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Mr.. Roiderer of New York
pretending he's Russia's Die
tator Stain, picketing the
pickets american Peace Mo-
bilization) who have been
picketing the White House for
many weeks. Mr.. Roiderer in
normal life edits a small anti
Communist, anti-Nazi paper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Broadway Motors Opens Its
Doors on CitY's Auto Row
Corl w. Krouse Acquires Mercury, Lincoln
Zephyr Franchise For Tacoma Territory

Tonight the night and IA Broadway the bright spot
on Tseomss auto row the home OF q dealer
Broadway Motors exclusive Mercury and LineolnZephyr
outlet in this TERRITORY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
STUNTERS GET WORK

Forty OF Hollywoods leading
stunt men were hired 10 take a
leading part In tn. spectacular
riot scene. involving some 800
persons. which olimAxes Para
mounts New York Town"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

me service department IL IN the
capable hands Of Bill Anderson.
Who has devoted all Of hi, IL years
. an automobile mechanic TO the
service Of Ford products.
Born in New Mexico. Anderson
has been a resident Of this city for
the past four and a half years.
Like Krsuse. Fred Kennedy OF
the sales staff is native of this
city. a graduate OF Lincoln and is
married. He resides at the Hickey
apartments
A year ago Kennedy decided to
cast his lot with the automobile
business and began selling at Nal
Ion Motors under the direction OF
krsuse.
An attractive group Of new le4i
Mercury and Lincoln-zephyr motor
cars will be on display tonight to
greet visitors. As = special feature.
the company Will have the new
Lincoln Continental coupe which
will be shown for the first time in
this city.
The public il cordially invited TO
visit the show rooms Of Broadway
Motors tonight. to be present at
the broadcast and to view the at
tractive display Of cars which will
occupy the sales room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

With Car " krsuss. IL. pr,.-
esnt. a. N, head. IN. company
hold, public reception tonight be-
ginning ~ : o'clock.
The official program call, for a
remote control broadcast direct
from the sales floor over station
XVI. Larry Huseby ~1ll &C; ~
master OF ceremonies and Mayor
Harry P. Cain Will b tire guest OF
honor.
In addition to the radio program
which begins al 7:I5. there viii be
. musical entertainment during the
broadcast and throughout the re-
mainder Of the evening.
Jane Powers. kvI's orTsnist, will
be Al tho keys OF the electric sym-
phonie piano while Leonard Ander-
son will offer numbers on his ac-
Gordon.
The companyis location provides
modern facilities for the sale and
service Of the Ford products IL will
represent and the service depart.
ment. which 10 equipped with the
very latest in scientific machinery,
u entered by easy ramp from
Court c.
Carl krsuse. president OF the
company. il native OF Tacoma
and graduated from Lincoln high
school He is married and has been
engaged in the automobile business
for the past ten years. eight Of
which has been in association with
Ford products.
Previous TO establishing Taco
mas newest automobile leadership.
krause was sales manager at NAL
Ion Motors In South Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Parents AZ spanswsy youth.
Clayton orindhein. who had been
scheduled To start business college
Friday. Informed undsrsheriff
Clyde Knowles their Son had lsf'
hom. without warning ard with
no more explanation than that M
sss going away far q few DAYS
They .ald he took no clothing
and ild not take 1900 which IA
had in his possession At home
arindhslm 10 10 years cid and
lives at Route I. sox s Span.
away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

ne rrofessnr ays. hut n teooo
. - con yesrs there wcr't b. any
nritlsh fses srd n win - quite
possible thsr 70 srprreeh the
Bars ~ England n = rownr>t
Tss rfc<<sscr explains mat
<rcsae~ slarx the enasfline -
rrc~~eslrs steadily sna 81 . rsss
nat vii ssnmsrns ne nvstsaa
isles IN due tine
There's ~ esuR frv wnrrv.~
- s>vs u ~cnt happen N sus
Elf<f4as#
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
No British Isles in 1900 Years
Is {. P.S. Professor s Prediction

n i we're ur % an army II
eeoinxist. n invade England. ~
procesiure vcuid - much different
frau, that supposedly certsmp'at-
81 ~ Adaiy Hitler.
Tsks rrcf y. A. MrMsllsns
ward for u. there srufs - ~
rad for a. invasion rn< rad ~
ths geology department 81 tss
College - PUGET SQUAD e<liexss IN
isiiirT stature take ia ceurse
OF course u ia lnns slms or .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
81 SINESSM

Russell Hayden, featured with
William Boyd in Doomed Cara
van" one OF Paramounts Hop
along Cassidy series Is a graduate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Peeler Log Export
Bill Before Senute

WASHINGTON - Sens. Rufus
c. Holman, r., Ore. and Mon c.
Wallgren, D.. Wash, Thursday in
troduced bill 10 restrict expor-
taton of Douglas fir peeler logs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

RASH Rsihhone. stsr ~ Para.
mounts The Md nc~tar.~ % an
ssrerf IN t~o sports which date
hack to antiquity. rhey are ssne-
inx art archery. Fstnhons hunss
with ecv and arrew Instead a
q gun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
SMART GOTHAM LOCALE

Smart New York apartments
and cafes. oluhs and offices. and
SWAMI winter resort at Lake
Placid. form the settings for Mr.
and Mrs. Smith" Rl<o Radios new
comedy vehicle for csrole Lom-
bard and Robert Montgomery.
Gene RAYMOND heads support
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

In commerce OF the University Of
Southern California. lie was a
bookkeeper for Harry Sherman.
but the producer decided 10 con-
vert him into an actor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12

Club


More golfers than ever before are
playing on better fairways than
ever before at the Barbara Worth
country and golf club, according to
reports from club officers.
Nine holes of the eighteen hoi"
course have been open since the
first of the month to the public as
well as club members, and begin
ming next week, golfers will find
;he entire course ready for play
with the fairways in top condition
and temporary greens in use. perm.
ament green's will not be used for
thirty days, but the temporary ones
are fairly gooa
Johnny Turnac, who is serving
his second year as club pro, is ready
to get golfers off to good start
this season and is in charge OF the
equipment shop.
The dining room and cocktail
lounge have opened with Mrs. Eve
lyn Sharp on hand.
The clubs formal opening will
take place after the permanent
green's are in use.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12

HsuN.,N anG Fl Centro junior
,a4tss> rH,eg tough battles against
..s#.- anc Psoerix er.d teams Sat
-. u.-...
3...s.,.- a-:..a -. no, be for
- .@,, .,"; ave The least
-. ...,,a {. Ia. bat 70 prevent
....s.,.. "l... - H., powerful hands
a.. - .ua>s >t.yo, The Warriors
naIe >u;1tr,0 terrific beatlngs IL
:.:e NC games they have played th!S
yta" Phoenix Jaycee crushed them
"a - O. anG F. Centre Junior col
.e-e IAN up ! score Of 81 to c.
Tie AyAb-Phoen!x battle PROM
.>es 70 be a hard fought affair. Both
schools present strong teams this
yta.. however Phoenix IS q slight
tavor.e due to injuries suffered by
ne T. Centro boys
Warriors starting against Citrus
II Brawiey vii probably be Les
sicka aNG StameS at ends. Hall and
Aa.Ha a: tackles. Dumas and NJ
Eae. 4: guards. Seabo!dt at center,
aHG Sahara. SaSakl Frower. and
Laurence IN TIE backtield.
4. Phoenix the following Arab
lineup VIII start: ends-Eady and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12
CI0 Votes Strike
AgainstP.G. & E.

OAKLAND, Calf, oct. II. 'UP)
Utility workers of Alameda county
today empowered their negotiators
to call a strike against the huge
Pacific Gas & Electric company un-
less the firm grants union recogni-
ton by Oct. II.
Spokesman for the CIO Utility
Workers Organizing committee said,
however, they would give "all due
respect to the factors of national
defense which would be involved"
PG&E serves shipyards. smelters,
oil refineries and automobile assem-
bly, plants in the bay area, and its
Newark substation, main switching
point for the entire system between
Bakersfield and the Oregon line, is
in southern Alameda county where
it would be vulnerable to a strike
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12

VIEW YORK. OFT. Il UP
s .5tercG pc .a0.. cont ! IL $
scattered cls,-lt>.
Al. .'' ..#e.~ years Jack Demo-
ser ar Ids An2el FiFpo, the Wlid
B,l! ri ..- p.mpa q, are teVerlShlT
.,x. .aar. H.. at#e:; anG they -
n..Ae q. toar Il ,nc country on the
co. @r1.sess..E OF taeir historic
..lat Tn Wouldn't occur until l943
re = .' .oe. ace sept. 23l923'
Eg. H. W:.d Pjll seems anxious TO
cY. T. . .ass T." u -" memories,
.. -. 49,. i. ID 'mcrs do
...v ...-...e W4d BGu and the VI
n.,sa Mau.or put on the greatest
bon u. al ,nas IN S4X snort MN
ute L mpev. 5:nocked through the
r3ne- ,'aW,ed Da. X and knocked
cur FlDO Tie wild Bull says h"
H.. = promising tiLntct nameo Abe!
C.-.sp and adda III I, letter 20 Jack
w saog' myself l am living n
~. country bn Il ranch OF my OWE.
p!rut. Il .teer.. horses. piss etc. I
cun.a -"amDlt. b.t Ve9Y often !
Graa q. t4e SKY crapers Of Nc%
Yasa and lie h4hts OF BloadWar
Ho# m..-- ta"m!'
AGoa. tua tort, that the TeXae
A = " football team brought tG
N-N Yo:: 10 Il Imldatc the N.Y..
boy beiOr" tOQa"'S game was lulI
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12
Name
ca I'm S
CIu S h

NEW YORK. o. / UP -
en O. ;he nations pax" setting : :
bail Squads rl>a snlnn- re,..l
against from; rank opponents sae1.
III 4 crowded program. Whlra -.
cents the resumption ot round 10y
Y.yalrieS on The Pacit:c cuat 80
IN the IVY league and Is ADe....
speed with sparKlIng lntereecta&
engagements.
With brisk weather forecast s.H-
era.lY for the first time tins >casu.
name teams from coast TO cot
come to grips IL more than 4 Sc"
OF major games WNicE match t4e\-
tns OF almost tqual ability Ii
days g.amor contests. which -.
provide the initial lines ON section!
strengths. include.
At Corvallis. Orc Stanford H.
The parade towards sectional PEI
uants and possible Bow Invitation.
by invading oregon State in qsrf
OF third straight Pacific comic
ence triumph.
At Minneapol!s-u widely nal.ed
Minnesota VARSITY goes INTO ac,!UI
after a Week OF rest. engaging ul-
derdog Illinois in one OF two b!
10 conference .ames scheduled
At Houston, Tex Tulane. rollne
again after a lapse OF several sra
sons. meets the Rice Owls
Al Chapel Hill. y. { C-Fordhan. =
Rams. after -haky start cary
their Bowl hopes into Dixie against
a North Carolina eleven vastly Il
derrated after an early setback.
At Dallas, TeX-The Texas I.
squad which Dana Bible has bc.a
building for three long Years aets
its chance to make good against
the Sooners Of Oklahoma.
At Atlanta, G1-Frank LeahT's
first Notre Dame team. unmarked in
TWO starts, moves @galnst a Georgia
Tech eleven which may be Just gooJ
enough 10 skim through to an up
set
At Annapolis. Md.-Navy's tre-
mend0uS maapOWcr taxes urothc"
step in the nationa. aottensc" pro-
gram az the expense OF hap."~s La
Fayet.e
They are Tie most ir.po.tan.
games but there are many other
big ones. The L. loop SWIM, into
action on all fronts. Penn goe5
against Yale while Cornell engages
Harvard. Princeton meets Columbia.
Syracuse tackles HOY Gross. Ny.
L. pla.s host to rough. tough Texas
A. & NJ. and Clemson storms NeW
England, hoping to square matters
with Boston College.
Villanova mo} e, south to Florida
and Alabama, Duke anG Tennessee
spar with luckless Howard. Dayton
and Mar'and. Mississippi State
pairs off with LSU, Vanderbilt meets
unbeaten Kentucky and south Car
Olina opposes Wake Forest.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. O,t i U'P, 800
Heus Leghora, :. q. - =.
Hens. LeghorH os-r " L. : lh- :.
Hens, Leg Over ID. ard UP !
Hens. colored, to ) ~ It's e.. "a.
Hens colored over Z lbs q up =,
Broilers, u and up Ia lbs -,
Broilers over ! 2. and UP t. =. =.
Fryers, Leg. wore =. = . lbs. l..
Fryers. colored, 81 TO :. lbs -
Fryers. coIored over g. To :. =.
Roasters, colored, over =. ID. -
Stags. cOlored ................ !.
Old RoosteTS, cOloTcd ......... -.
Old Leigh 1rnS BOOSTERS .s... =
Ducklings, Pekln over : ID .. :.
Ducklings. Prkiu under Iba =
Old Ducks, White P"kIu .. -,
Geese ..... ..... #...... !.
Young Tom Turkeys u t. = ir~ :.
Young Tom Turkey 1a!bs. up =
Young Hen Turkey. 8 l. = Ih- =.
Young Hen Turkeys u aid up =.
CaponS, 8 TO 3 Ius ...-. -. ..... =.
Capons over s H. and up .... =.
RabDIts y. whit. gig - ) JUS =
KAbni,~ m4A'a ,o.ars e.. - a.. =.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-12
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Win

LOS ANGELES. Oct. II. Up
Little Clarence Macke". $50 pound
sophomore halfback. came out OF
obScuri;y in the UCLA roster last
nlgat 10 Lead the Bruins to a IA
70 : victory over University Of Mon
tara before 10000 ct Memorial Col
scum
Mackay, who looked like the logi-
ca. successor TO former Negro stars
Kenny Washington and Jackie Rob-
Mson. swept around the Grizzlies
Tanks in the second period to give
the Bruins their margin over what
was supposed 10 be weak Montana
team.
Alllt Smith, Bruins end. recovered
Montana tumble on the Grizzly
10 Yard line and Mackey went over
tor The first touchdown Of the game
SIX plays later from the four yard
Ilne. Ful.DacH Ken Smelling con-
Yerted
The second UCLA score came a
Il" minutes later when End Carl
C-soa intercepted a Montana pass
or he - yard line. On the next
pa; MacEey ran around his own
let, END for the score. Smelling
again made the extra point.
The Bruins came back after the
hat with a squad made up of third
and fourth stringers and the Griz-
z!leS quickly took advantage of the
situation. With Fullback ESQ Mar
anche at the helm, the team drove
70 a score from its own 80 yard
me making five first downs with
OFT giving up the ball. Naranche
Went over from the two yard line
Tor the touchdown and added the
&tra point himself,