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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
RsLike This!

=. For some time reporter has had yen to chat
DIT with the readers of this column about wartime motoring
but has held his fire realized that no one would
take him seriously the the other side Of the
world We in America just playing at the game
Ike a kid with his blocks at Christmas time
However the past few days have changed all that,
are not only At War but of the Pacific coast are
take. knows but the fact remains that and
every one of us have our obligations to ourselves and
One Of the first requisites of a good soldier"
whether he be in uniform or in civilian clothes, is
willingness to OBEY ORDERS and to FOLLOW IN
STRUCTlONS TO THE LETTER 4. i. RIGHT Now
In times past went away to war but today war
comes to men to women and even to little children and
conditions make all soldiers.
England has learned her lesson and of the Americas
are going to have to learn also either the smart
way! The latter will the unnecessary sacrificing of
hundreds, perhaps thousands, of lives. One light in
OF backness may mean the slaughter of hundreds.
II IL just your life that was involved s.. &. and
you wanted TO burn light during backout hours. Id
ssy e 9soSnS %iss guy would
But that isn't the way it works your careessness
Or mine may the difference between air raid
air raid and believe me- there is difference know
have tried it both ways :. >. with and without!
There is this to remember the enemy who would
thousands Of miles and he isn't going to drop it until
he finds target and that's where you and come in
Sel do s job 100 cent obs
ders when they are given US WHETHER THEY MAKE
II you out in your when air raid alarm
Is given, pull off to the side Of the road, put out
your lights and shut off your motor AND STAY
THERE UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR SIGNAL is
SOUNDED! Your safer sitting quietly in your
darkened by the side of the road than you
anywhere else il you have to stay there all
night.
Under circumstances you to burn your lights and
neither should try to fight home without lights
the streets and highways must be made available for
those official duty for. army personnel and for
balances Heaven knows they taking enough chances
driving under such conditions without having you and
to compete with.
And remember this lighted match be
by aviator when he is five miles away.
pilot high downtown Tacoma you light
cigaret in South Tacoma believe II or not! So
-. don't smoke where either the lighted match
the cigaret glow can be from above
Without ample training night driving under backout
regulations next to suicide the writer has done much
of it in France and Belgium and familiar with the hazards
associated with it.
If you have sufficient warning of impending black
out beat it for home and stay there but if blackout
overtakes while out in your follow the suggestions
have already given and you'll probably be around when
the armistice is signed!
Remember the chips are down we're play
ing for keeps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
Republicans Gain
Seat in CONGRESS

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.-The
Republican party Wednesday
gained another congressional seat
with the election of Robert F.
Rockwell to fill the unexpired
term of the late Democratic veter-
an, Rep. Edward T. Taylor.
Rockwell, state senator
from Paonia, supporter Of the
administration foreign policy
but severe critic of domestic
pol icies and non-defense
spending. defeated Democratic
Attorney Frank Delaney of
Glenwood Springs in what the
COP claimed was major
victory" Taylor had shut
out Republican candidates
from the fourth congressional
district Il times and served
consecutively for SO years.
Returns tabulated by the United
Press from 23s of the 29s pre-
cincts gave Rockwell 1870 votes
Delaney 14,035.
Rockwell is So. a former heuten-
ant governor and a prominent
western stockman. Taylors term
expires in 1e43.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11

cylindrical, eight feet in diameter
and eight feet high, with a peaked
roof. II has two concrete walls with
sawdust between.
IF bomb hits them the outer
shell might fall apart" he said.
but the sswdust and the inner
shell would protect the occupants. a."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
School Meetings
Are Postponed

All school district reorganization
meetings in Pierce county have
been indefinitely postponed due to
the war emergency. County supt.
Percy Cox announced Wednesday.
He sent notices to all districts in
which reorganization plans are
pending and advised they would
be notified of any change in this
order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11

particularly in improved recondi-
tioning standards and practices. as
one of the most important reasons
for todsy's active market in good
used cars.
Dealers today seriously sppre-
ciste their responsibility as mer-
chants Of reliable transportation. "
Pratt said. "and they are doing a
fine job of il as evidenced by the
public's recognition Of the excel
lent used car values they are offer
ing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11

Pratt said that late MODELS IN
good condition are commanding
excellent prices and that brisk
turnover in these models had
greatly strengthened the trading
position of new car dealers.
This healthy activity - one of
the most important phases of re-
tail automobile business and is en-
Aiding dealers the country over to
offer maximum trade in allow
ances to new car buyers" Pratt
asserted.
Pratt cited the splendid progress
recorded in used car merchandis-
ing methods during the past year,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
Seattle Man Rushes
Air Raid Shelters

SEATTLE. J. Bowling. a ce-
ment contractor, has rushed a
home-designed air raid shelter on
the market
The shelter. costing $1,000. is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
Assets Frozen

KANSAS CITY. Mo.-The gov
eminent Wednesday froze the
assets of Earl X. Parks Chinese
restaurant. Paik Is a Japanese
subject from Korea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
Hudson Official Finds Strong
Demand for Late Model Used Cars

Returning from nationwide business survey. George
H. Pratt general sales manager of Hudson Motor Car
pany declared in dispatches to Dick Du Bots Hudson dis
trbuor for Washington, that buyers reapng
the benefit of higher used allowances resulting from
strong demand for late model used cars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
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IWn9
! Reports

Editors Note Readers are in
vited TO have their own intimate
qestions answered nv the Masked
Jur, IL honest. unbiased indt-
Viduals who don't have 10 be
afraid to say what they think
because their names are never
dlyulged. Just state your case
In writing. and mail II In.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
How the Jury Voted

TWO PARENTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
TRUTH WILL OUT
CHAPTER SEVEN

Tearfully, Fireman Dunno.
van made a fun confession.
He had given Jockey Desko
500 Of his riding fee, on &C
count. and had been obliged
10 pay Ten Percent forty
two-hfty back commission,
which Jockey Desko owed
Il knowed ] was spendln'
more'n my half. Benny" he
explained. but they was
gonna sell Erin Go Bragh to
n Jap. An the Jap wont
hire The Pearl, so the poor
litterl kid wont have no
home. But Cousin Verse told
me we could win FIVE grand
on the next race--so I put up
seyenty-f' bucks entry fee"
Seaman Linn groaned.
jest tell me how much
dough is LETT"
Three or four hunnert."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
They Sell Sailors Elephants

~ tried "a think, Benny
said Tim humbiy
you ever gonna do that
again -,
"Ner, Benny. i promerse,"
Then, CaspinE worShipfully
you gonna get us Out'n IT Q"
Seaman Linn nodded. his
bright blue eyes sparkling
with an ominous determine
ton
when civilians sell United
States sailors a elephant" he
said. "they's asting for Il. An
when they take uS for over
ten hunderd bucks, it amt no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Senator Barley
Speaks Here Nov. 10

Senator Alben W. Barley Of
Kentucky. majority leader in the
Senate, viii be the principal
speaker al a dinner November 16
IN the Book Cadillac Hotel spon-
Sored by the Detroit committee Of
the Jewish National Workers
Alliance. 10 was announced today
The dinner will launch a cam
paign in Detroit 10 raise funds for
the purchase Of additional land in
Palestine for the arbandr
colony one of tho aims Of the
alliance is 10 build a new home
land for some of the 5000. 600
Jews who have been diSpoSseSSed
by the war More than 1000 per-
sons are expected 10 attend the
dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANswERMAN

Argentina, Brazil and Chile
are the ABC countries Of South
America. What are the ABC
islands Of the West Indies &?
If some one poured you a glass
of spirits of hartShorn, would
you drink il?
about how many plays are
executed in the average foot
ball game
I-Old Mississippi steamboat
statcroomS were usually named
after the states When this
system Of naming was IN
vogue. why were tho officers
rooms always named Texas?
"A certain weed growing in the
West causes q chronic nervous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck

disease in cattle, sheep and
horses. Can you name IL?
6-What constitutes capital
ship?
THE Schick test IS used 20
determine whether or not a
person is susceptible 10: tuber-
culoSiS, diphtheria, trichinoSis.
Which?
Answers on Page II.
Distributed BY King Features synd., Isc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
(ANsWER AT BOTTOM OF PAGE.3
By Frederick Hazlett Brennan

"Agn-"
Pipe down, Tim. Look
Angelo. what would YOU be
doing with a raCehnrSe9 No
good for farm work, hombre.'
NEEDED FOR TEAM
ooh. but ~, sizes, I got
horse just like heeul. They
make team. ESs why | heed
for heem. you see ."
yeah? You got horse
like Erin Go Bragh ."
Isl. ii, Sailar My Felipe
he eeS the same becgness,
the size, you see: An the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
SYNOPSIS

Fireman Tim Dun1eyan in
heTItS Si.436.f7 and invests
$40 IL 70 : 2 = 2 q
nag. Erin 90 BKagh. He and
his partner. Seaman Benny
Linn. have Just learned that
ihe plug had never won q
race,
CHAPTER SEVEN
Out Of long silence. Fire
man Dunnovan spoke.
"Whut YOU gonna do TO me,
Benny:"
six hundred an forty
bucks. Judas :"
II feel orful. Benny a gulp
Tt come 10 mOre'n that all
told"
More? How much more ."
"Ne-el. | hadta give Cousin
Verse a hunderd an Atty"
WHY %"
"Ne-ell, his reg lar pay "a
trainer is three hunderd n
month, but he agreed 20 work
for me--aor uS--at half price.
would pay him in advance. "
"Seyen hunderd an ninety
In the hole. huuh ."
"More NJ that. RennN."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

How a Famous Comedian An
swered Her Threats of Suicide
by Sending an Undertaken For
Her Corpse" is One Of the Many
Startling Episodes Revealed by
Mary Nolan. the Former "Bub-
bIeS" Wilson. Follics Beauty in
Her Intimate story of Her Life
with the Jealous Frank Tinney.
Don't Miss This Third install
ment Of the Real Life FOllieS Of
Bubbles" Wilson, in The Ameri-
can Weekly, the Magazine with
Next Sundays Issue of The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

same collar, 80 beautiful the
sOrreI-"
That's swell, Angelo"
Seaman Linn hastily grab
bed Angelo by the arm and
stoeted him back 10 his truck,
saying over his shoulder:
"Stay where YOU'RE ut. Tim"
Then. Seaman Linn and
Angelo discoursed in low
tones. and Benny wrote down
something on a piece Of paper.
Angelo smiled. bowed and
climbed back into his truck.
GREAT IDEA, YEHs
Gulping. Fireman Dunnevan
saw a miraculous tranforma-
ton in his detected pal as the
truck rolled off.
"You-you got an idea.
Benny ?"
Never I'm all their adven-
tuers together had Fireman
Dunnevan seen tho brain Of
Force and Brains, Inc, so in
spircd, so resolute, so indOmi-
table.
"Now. look. Tim" said Sea-
man Linn "this il the worst
jam ! and YOU ever been In.
An how did we get into it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
MEXICAN, HE SAYS

Just then dilapidated
vegetable truck pulled up 10
the curb. a small fat brown
man climbed out
You sailar that buy horse? ?"
he inquired
Its the Jap. Benny ="
~ am Angelo Fernandez.
am Mexican. Maybe YOU want
sell thecs horse. yesF'
Benny quellcd Tim with a
kick on the shin
Maybe" he said, "what'll
you give?"
seventy dollar, / pay"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
D. & {. Ends Service
For Season Tonight

Regular overnight passenger
service between Detroit and Cleve-
land will be- discontinued for the
season az ll.30 tonight when the
City Of Cleveland III sails from
the Third street dock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Sue: OBJ Lew Wallace; (c)
Edward EggleSton.
What Roman emperor: Ca)
lived on the island Of Capri
for 10 years, OBJ fiddled while
Rome burned; (c) was the
first Christian emperor.
d Answers on Page u
Upright, 1871. King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
KnowIed dye Test
By DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY
II e n r Y
D R AT Re

/ Finish these titles Of hymns
taJ Abide With - "B.tb)
Rock Of " tc) Lead
Kindly -."
What is meant by the term:
(a) aristocracy; (b) matri-
archy; tc) monarchy.
Give the full name of. Ca)
Ibsen; (bl Chekhov; tc)
Dickens.
Who said: ta) MY kingdom
for "A horse. th) II will die
an empress rather than live
a coward (c) TO the victor
belong the Spolls
5 What science. la) deals with
pedigrees. fbl deals with
stones; Co deals with insects.
5-For what story are these
people famousl !(al Eugene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

personal matter. Tim. It's n
insult 20 the whole United
States navy. C'mon."
Meanwhile. In the Temple
ton suite az the Hotel del
Coronado. Miss Elnora Tenn
pleton, her mother and her
prospective husband. Mr. Bert
Sedgwick. were still unaware
that the United States navy
had been inSulted and that
Seaman Linn and Fireman
Dunncvan had cleared ship Tor
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
NO REGRETS

TIN sure you'll never re-
greet your decision 90 quit that
racehOrSe siness, Bert"
Mrs. Templeton was saying,
land I'm so delighted to know
that you'll soon be one Of
us"
THANK YOU, Mother Tenn
pleton," said young Bert
ScdgWick.
Elnora smiled rapturouSly
Fair skies and happy
landing" she said
The telephone rang. Jump
Ing up gaily, Elnora answered
10.
I"Who? Oh YES
he's here" she held the
TRANSMITTED mufned and
turned 10 Bert Scdgwick
its a Mr. Benjamin Linn 49,.
from Virginia he SAYS It's
about one Of your horses"
Ito be continued
coryrght 1871 by Frederick Haant
Brennan
'Htuhutsd b KING Features sypd.s n,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
AVERTS GAZE

Fireman Dunnevan halted.
unable 20 face his buddys
stricken stare. lie bectlcd
his black brows and ballcd his
fists.
I'm goin' hack an beat mp
alI Of 'em cSsept The Pearl.
I'll make 'em gimme our
dough back. Verse"
A vulgar sound from Sea-
man Linn greeted this an
nouncement.
Fat chanst, YOU dumb
head
Are we ruint, Benny?
Amt we got no chanst to get
rich, now ?"
"No."
"But we still got"
"How long is that gonna
last kcepin' racchorse p"
The LaWd hates MS,
Benny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
S1avenger Land
To Provide City
Six New Parks

Plans TO establish six new city
parks on, sites which have been
obtained from the State Land
Board were announced today by
the parks and recreation commits
sion.
The park expansion program is
based upon the left overs from
the first scavenger sale of state
owned tax delinquent property in
Detroit
Several years work and hun
dreds of thousands of dollars will
be required TO convert the vacant
lands into parks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Woman S Coat
Made Of Beans

A woman's coat made of soy
beans combined with wool was ex
hibited today before the Michigan
Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Association. meeting in Hotel
: Stafler.
The coat was provided by Rob-
ert A. Boyer of the Ford Motor
Company, 10 how the importance
Of chemistry \ fabric and apparel
lines.
The 200 members attending the
Fall clinic of the association heard
Jay D. Runkle. vice president and
general manager of Crowley-Mil-
ner 4 Co.. stress that since the
beginning Of the European war
that retail prices have increased
only 10 per cent while wholesale
prices have risen Is to IS per
cent. As stocks have TO be re-
placed. he added, retail prices must
rise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
NEW PARK SITES

The new park sites are:
Nineteen acres between AS
bury Park. Rutherford. and
Capital avenue on land laying
south OF the Pere Marquette
tracks.
Thirty-five acres on the
north side of lakewood avenue
next 10 the Hunter School. This
faces on the Rouge River.
sTen acres on Schaeffer ave-
nue. between Beatrice and
Deacon avenues.
Fifteen acres on Freud ave-
nue. between Freud avenue and
the Detroit River.
eight acres on Intervale ave-
nue. west of Livernois.
Twenty-six acres on Lonyo
avenue between Southern and
Michigan avenues.
The commission voted yesterday
TO turn over the Lonyo avenue site
10 General Motors for use as q
tank proving ground. After tn,
war emergency the site is 10 b,
returned TO the city for use as t;
park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Continued from First Sport Page
titleholders. But to insure the
presence OF every team in the
Parade of States and other events
on the colorful program the Off
IcialS will hold Gov. Murray ID.
Van Wagner in reserve until the
last minute, and then allow him
10 draw the names Of two teams
one 10 play Kodak Park Of
Rochester, n. Y, defending men $
champion and the other, Ramblers
of Phoenix, Ariz., defending girls
champions.
Detroit VIII present two strong
contenders in the five-day tourna-
ment. The men will be represented
by Briggs Beau,yware. winner Of
the World title in 1887 and win
ner Of The Detroit Times Softball
tournament for the last five years.
The girls team representing De-
troit Will be Welsh Goods. which
defeated Keller Wildcats 81.
Monday night in The Detroit
Times softball final.
tur-tii1e- sakc-of having the
brackets ready, officials have
paired both Detroit teams with
the two defending champions. But
that Will not alter tho drawing
plans. The Detroit teams only
will play tonight in the event they
Iare drawn.
Following the opening games,
the teams will meet Thursday in
nearly 100 blitzbattleS scheduled
at Belle Isle for men and North
western Field for girls Three
rounds Will be played during the
day.
The same night games in all of
Wayne County'S lighted parks will
bring two mems and one girls
game 10 Mack Park. EloiSe Field
Michigan Alkali Field and ClIppert
Park. The quarterdnal games
Friday night will be played al
each of the closed parks men
toned with one girls game being
staged in the four parks.
The quarterfinal survivors tvill
move into l. Of y. Stadium Sat
urday afternoon for the Scmlfnal
games in both divisions and on
Sunday the world championships
will be decided with the winners
receiving the PepSl-COla trophies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
st. .DOe'S Picks Coach
Illinois Mentor, DR.. John J. Mcnamara, Is Named
by Brother Dominic; BroUarney Assistant

Brother Dominic. principal of
ST. Joseph's Commercial College,
announced today the appointment
of DR.. John J. Mcnamara, football
and basketball coach.
Doctor Mcnamara, a newcomer
to Detroit, brings with him a for
midable coaching record at st,
Viator's College, Bourbonnais, Ill.
A student at Northern Illinois
State Teachers College. he en-
gagged in all sports; began his
coaching career at st. Aubin's
Academy, Sycamore, H., and left
in 1885 10 take a position with
ST. Viator's.
After several seasons OF unsuc-
cessful endeavors on the gridiron,
the Commercials are looking for
ward to regaining the glories they
achieved in their city champion
ship teams of the early 1905.
Cass Brovarney. last years
University of Detroit captain, was
named assistant coach. He is ar
alumnuS of ST. JoSeph's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

1t Wins Lou Gross for Mcguire in D. A. c. Golf Meet
After Tie With TWo Others at so

Detroit Athletic Club bowlers
finished their golf season yester-
day at Crosse lie in a blaze of
glory-or in the darkness, to he
exact. With close to $50 players
competing, more than a dozen Of
the late starters were on the
course after nightfall.
Howard 3. Mcguire Won the low
gross prize for the second time,
but needed the luck Of the draw
-. p. Beatty and J. G. Mcknight
had tied him at so.
The big winner. though. was
Peter j. Koenig, who drove of
with the automobile awarded an.
Inually by the bowler-golfers. Nor.
man F. Chamberlain fought &
good fight and finished second.
w. H. SigSworth with S3-13-70
and w. J. Roberts, with S5-15-70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Rucker. Spokane, Wash, victor
over Mrs. Arthur l.. Rowland OF
Newington. Conn, ! up.
Also very much in the fray were
Miss Clara Calender of Pasadena.
Cal, 6-footer who is reputed 70 be
one OF the longest hittcrs anon
amateurs: Mrs. Dan Chandler 4
Dallas, Tex. Miss Maureen circuit
of Haworth. y. j., runncr-up in
1927. Miss Dorothy Kirby. Atlanta,
Ga. Miss Helen Sigcl. Philadel.
phia champion, Miss Marion c.
Miley. Lexington, Ky; Mrs, James
Ferric. Long Beach Cal Miss
Jane Wilson. Pawtucket. r l. and
Mrs. Frank GoldthwaItc, Fort
Worth. Tex
or the 81 Stil remaining out Of
the l16 starters. New York state
qualified seven. California and
Pennsylvania four each, New Jer-
sey three and the rest scattered.
New England had but two entries.
Miss Wilson and Mrs. II. Warren
Beard Of Newton Centre. Mass.
Also surviving was Mrs. Grace VI.
Sears Of jefferson. Ont. Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
HONEY UNAVAILABLE

Opening day also marked some
preliminary shuffling in the squad
Walter Meyer. end from Cincinnati
who had been mistakenly reported
ineligible. and Les Won Eberstein
Of Royal Oak were added TO the
list Of players returning Won
Eberstein replaced Leonard Fink
Of Elkhart. Ind, who is dropping
out Of college for a year
Keith Honey, a sophomore wing
man from Detroit, appeared yes
terday 10 announce that he was
going 10 Montana for a year on a
ranch and would not be available
Thus. the squad still numbered AZ
players
Bachman said that he would
concentrate on the veterans. AZ
least until after Michigan State s
first three games Toward this end
he first revealed that Mike SChelh
a senior who always has played
left halfback. will be given a tria
At right halfbaCk. This indicated
that Bachman is making an effor'
10 insure having a good kicker II
the game al All times.
In connection with this move
Bachman also said that Cyclone
Chuck Carey. formerly a righ
hslfbsck. is 10 have a whirl at tht
fullback post
But when another effort wa
made 70 drag out season predic
ton. Bachman had little 10 sa.
again.
on well. Nothing ventured
nothing gained s. VI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10
CoIdn Heavy Fdvorite
To Beat Ernie Viqh

CHICAGO. Sept. 1O.-uNS)-
Johnny Colan, l9-year-old New
York middlcwciGht, was rated a
heavy fayorite TO beat Ernie Vigh
Of Newburgh, n. Y. in 10-round
bout at tho Chicago stadium out
door arena tonight
The New York younCster has
scored five starlight kayocs IN as
many fights in Chicago since he
forSook The amateur ranks, and
9SprcS To a crack at the 100
pound title of MIA champion
TonV Zale.