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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Variety Clubs Group
Picks New Officers

The Detroit Tent No. 5 OF
Variety Clubs today announced
new officers for the coming year.
David NJ. IdZal of the Fox The
alter is the new president, John r.
Mcpherson. National Screen Serv-
tice, vice president Earl j. Hud-
son. United Detroit Theaters. vice
president; John l.. SAKE. Mono
gram Pictures, treasurer, and
David Newman, attorney, secre-
Itary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Group Sets YuIe Party

The annual Christmas party for
the Detroit Society for the Hard
of Hearing will be held tomorrow
in the organizations club rooms
at 4242 CaSs avenue. Games. dane
ing and refreshments will feature
the affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Girls School Open House

The Sisters of Charity will hold
an open house Sunday. from l 10
5 p. m. at the new Little Flower
High School for Girls at Thirteen
Mile road and Woodward avenue.
Friends and neighbors are invited
10 inSpect the new building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Brazil Pledges Neutrality

LONDON, Dec. 10 GNS).-A
Reuters dispatch from Rio de ia
Metro said today that President
Getulio Vargas announced Brazirs
neutrality in the war of Japan,
Finland, Hungary and Rumania
against the British Empire and
! Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Congress Maps
Second Vast Bill
To Finance War
BY GRIFFING BANCROFT

lntl News SefNice Stai toHf>p"hnr"
y WASHINGTON, Dec 10 Con
gresS today started work on the
second appropriation bill Sine
the war, carrying S40,000000 f
Stiffen civilian defenseS in the en-
battled Philippines and S35 600. DOC
to acquire food stocks for emer
gency use in the territories
The measure calls for $500 000
O00-mainly funds for housing L
rs slated for House passage this
evening. and is expected 10 b'
pushed through the Senate by the
end of the week.
though comes Just 4
few days after congressional APP
proval Of the huge Sl0,000000 00C
war appropriation measure. little
was anticipated for The
new spending bill.
ESSENTIAL PROVISIONS
Essential provisions of thi!
measure are:
A direct appropriation of
$4,000, 900, plus $50, 100000
which has become available
from the sugar tax, for use of
the military commanders of the
Philippines to step up civilian
defense in the islands.
Authority for the agriCul-
ture department to acquire
stocks of food, feed and seeds
for possible emergency use
among civilians in outlying ter
ritorieS, and an ALLEGATION OF
$35, 100000 for the purpose.
For defense housing in over
crowded areas, $500, DOC, 600, plus
$50, 100000 for com munity
facilities, such as utilities, pipe
lines, etc. in these localities.
Allotment of 100000 for
the office of government reports,
in addition 10 the S1.000,00O
which the agency headed by
Lowell Mellett previously OBJ
tanned from this Congress.
Following action on the ap.
preparation bill, the House i!
scheduled to approve drastic tight
ening of the alien registration law
by transferring control of alier
agents from the state to the
Justice department, broadening def
initions of those who must regis
ter. compelling them to file al
propaganda they might use, anC
penalties for violators tC
five years in Jail and $1,000 fines
In other legislative moves
sThe House interstate COM
merce committee prepared TO
file a report supporting its bill
10 permit government seizure of
radio, wire service. and other
equipment for rapid commune
cations if such seizure becomes
necessary for military opera
tons.
Citing the war as necessi-
tating stability in sugar stocks,
the Senate prepared to pass
bill extending for three years
the government control over
production quotas of the vital
commodity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

tackle TO IowaS as. Mertes got
4 and then broke loose through
Michigan's line To the Wolverine
81. Green plunged to the %. added
3 more on the next lungc But on
fourth down he slipped and three
Wolverines were on top OF him.
Kuzma sent the HawkeyeS back
up the field with a quickkiCk
that gave them the ball on Iowa's
3S. Iowa ran three line plays and
the first quarter ended with the
ball still on their 39-yard line with
Michigan out in front, 60
Michigan sent Westfall into the
line three times 10 start the sec
oRd quarter and then had Nelson
punt TO Youel who made a spec
tacular runback of 30 yards. He
Took the ball on his 25, side
stepped three oncharging Wolver-
ines ard then rambled UP the
field TO Michigan's 15
The Hawkeyes gambled on the
first play with a long pass that
BoOr knocked down on the 3-yard
lines
Once again tho brilliant Green
threw assCare INTO Michigan after
Nelson had punrtd back and Iowa
bad The ball on its nlNn-4a- Green
running beautifully, went over his
right tackle and literally ran over
the right side OF AlchiCanS line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Heavies May BeSeeded
In White Hope Meet

OF DcS MoineS. Ia whose chief
distinction is that he was kayoed
by Joe Louis. Both boys, inciden-
tally, arc due in town Monday.
This wide diversity of talent
would result in many unfair
matches if the original plan OF
pulling the contestants out Of a
fishboWl was followed. according
to Barbero. Could be that one of
the name fighters might be
knocked out in the first round by
some unknown. although nothing
was said about that
At any rate, Barbara will confer
with Boxing Commissioner John j.
Monday and see if some
method of seeding, as IN tennis,
can't be arranged for the earlier
rounds The contestants could then
draw for opponents when the tour
nament reaches the Semifnal
stage.
All contestants arc expected 10
be In town by the end of the week,
since the commission has asked
that they be here five days before
the first show for medical exam
nations. Army or navy men who
wish 10 enter the tournament Will
be given until October - TO file
their entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

and secondary to go to Michi-
gans "a
He buckcd through another yard
and then Farmer tried two passes
that missed. Farmer kicked out
on Mchigans 3 and kuzma kicked
backed on first down TO Michl-
ganS 40
The teams kept sparring around,
exchanging kicks. and nothing
much happened until two minutes
before. The end of the half Then
Iowa. with The ball on its AZ.
worked a lateral pass Youel 10
Green to Tricky that carried TO
MichiganS al
Again misfortune logged the
HawkeyeS and a 15-yard penalty
set them back 10 Iowa's 5 and the
end of the period found Kuzma
kicking out TO Michigan'S 80
Michigan seemed headed for a
touchdown early in the third pc
Rod. but the drive was stopped on
the T. when Tippy Lockard FUN
bled and Frye, center, recovered
for Iowa
Green had taken the kickoff and
returned TO his 10. ON fourth
deuH. -4e4Fa pHfett,4- lIozrru- on
The 30 and he went To Iowas IS.
lie drove to iowa II and West
fall moved 10 loWas IA. Lockard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Ge|ding Wins
At Metamord
BY Don GiIEIES

OXFORD, Mich, oct 4 trantz
Wilhelm, a 7-year-old chestnut
gelding owned by Charles D
Pierce. Detroit. won the eleventh
running OF the Estelle F. Grennan
Memorial Cup, a two and one-half-
mile Steeplechase over brush, to-
day i'm the feature of a seven race
meeting at Metamora Hunt.
Ridden by Earl Harbourne, only
a neck separated the Carlaris Enid
Jumper from Stockwood, owned by
G.. Arlington. Garter Snake was
third. four lengths back. Garter
Snake set all the early pace and
was still leading by length as
the field of three turned for home.
The time was 4 As.
In winning. Pierce takes into
possession the Grennan
Memorial Cup. three victories
being necessary.
The Frank J. Navin Memorial,
second feature race of tho day,
went to Reach O'Malloy owned by
J. l.. Bentley Cornells Court was
second and Molly O'Malley third.
The meeting was jointly spon-
Sored by the Bloomfield Hills Open
Hunt, the Crosse Pointe Hunt and
Metamora Hunt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Washington State II
Trims Bears, 1876

PULLMAN. Wash, Oct d,
qNSl California Bears appar=
emily frozen stiff by wintry rain
and cold wind. were poWerless
here today, being moved down
easily as Washington State tri-
umphed. - TO 6.
The Cougars were as hot as the
Bears were cold, scoring early in
the second period, when Bill Sewell
ran 10 yards on fake reverse.
pass TO Kennedy in the
fiat from the 13-yard line in the
third quarter produced the second
The Bears tailed in the final
period after 31-yard march.
scoring. That was the
only time the Bears got over the
line the whole afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Entries Tor The International
White Hope Heavyweight tourna-
ment. the fStlc fantasy conceived
by Frank Barbara close at mid
night Wednesday, and the fun is
lust beginning.
More than 100 boxers have
signed up for the extravaganza
which Will begin a week from Fri
day with 61 three-round bouts
scheduled for two rings at Olym-
pia. OF these at least 80 have had
sufficient ring experience to be
good prospects, accord
ing to tournament manager Bob
Evans.
But these 90 range in experience
from amateurs 10 such nationally
known figures as Pat ComiSkey of
n. j.. and Lee SavOld
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Gordon Steals Hit

With two down. M e d w5c k
reached first on a topped grounder
that dribbled down the left field
foul line, but Lavagetto was out
when Gordon leaped high TO make
a spectacular one-handed spear OF
a torrid liner.
There were two away when
Gordon got his three-bagger in
the fifth. The ball bit the left
center field wall at the 375-foot
mark and Joe missed home run
by "A few feet. He died ON third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Gets New Manager

HOLLYWOOD, oct 4. CINS)
-Jarrin' John Kimbrough. all
American fullback al Texas A. and
NJ. last season, is managed in the
movies today by Bing Crosbys
brother. Everett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
There's No Question

There is no question that Hewe
would be "a success at the post.
Hes played at center and on the
defense in pinches for the Wings
before. The only problem is to get
someone who can match his
speed.
WED really have 90 get
some speed merchants 60 20
with sgd" said Jack Adams
Saturday perhaps Wen try Sid
Abel and Mud Bruneteau with
him. Well work ora that COM
bination at the start.11
The hockey club hasn't yet
abandoned ,hopeS of getting all its
players across the border and Is
working on angles 10 get not only
the Red Wings but all the younger
players of the Indianapolis and
Omaha clubs across.
Adams and owner James NoWis
have offered TO cooperate flY
with Canadian military authori-
ties in seeing that any players
wanted for military service return
Immediately TO Canada.
The Omaha and Indianapolis
clubs may be hard hit if all play
ers of draft age are kept in
Canada. The players will suffer
financially, too, for they will have
to find other WAYS Of grabbing
pay checks until Canada makes
up its mind whether it is to have
conscription.
Ebbie Goodfellow, Wings play
ing coach, will not be in uniformI
for the opening practice for the
first time in Is years. He is re-
covering from a knee operationI
performed in Toronto two weeks
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

series.
1t was the fifth inning before
the Yanks got a man as far as
second.
Fitzsimmons appeared TO be in
rare form as he disposed of the
Yankees in order in the first in
ming. With one down, Russo
walked Herman in the Brooklyn
half of the heat. But, Marius
steadied and disposed of two more
men without difficulty.
In the second, DiMaggio led off
with a single TO left, but undis-
MAYED Eitz- took coed -eaFe-ef
Charley Keller. Bill Dickey and
Joe Gordon, the next three bat
tiers.
First up, Harry Lavaget o
walked in the Brooklyn part of
the second but Dolph Camilli hit
into double play and Dixie
Walker grounded TO Rolfe.
Both sides went down in order
in the third,
In the fourth, Rolfe led off with
a single and was forced by Hen
rich. The latter was trapped off
first by Mickey Owens snap
throw CamiIli jabbed Heinrich in
the ribs with the ball several
times and Umpire Larry Goetz
rushed in and broke up the bud
ding brawl.
Then sDiMaggio grounded 10
Camilli TO retire the side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
BATTLE IN BEATING HAWKS, 90
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Continued from First Sport Page }
yard line and enough time left for
a score.
But this wasn't 10 be the day
for the men from the corn coun-
Try. The officials ruled clipping
bad occurred on Michigan's As
yard line and that Iowa was guilty.
Michigan obviously had not bar
gained for the kind of fight Iowa
gave them. The game started with
Iowa driving all the way TO Michi-
s saHRa 2299-syfaaFFda line Green and
MerteS did the heavy assaulting
and Michigan this season isn't GO
ing 20 face many better running
backs than Mr.. Green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
GiesbreCht May
Undetermined
To Quit Canada
First Practice Drill
Set for Wednesday
on Olympia Ice
By LEWIS II. WALTER

y Hockey practice is three days
away and they're already figuring
on moving Syd Howe 10 a new
position on The Detroit Red Wings
There ism q nnslLlln -eNclnlinn-
goal which IS really new 10 the De-
troit Red Wings veteran but this
season IS likely % find him play
ing center instead Of lett wing az
which he was one Of the National
Hockey Leagues leading scorers.
last season.
Manager Jack ADAMS is con-
sidering the move because Canada
may prevent The entry Of center
Gus GieSbrecht the long geared
blond from Petswswa, Ont, who
is OF military age.
The wings VIII have three
other experienced centeTS. Don
Crosse. Connie Brown and Alex
Motter. reporting Wednesday but
il may he necessary 10 move Mot
ter back on the defense again if
the Wings lose Bob Whitelaw be-
cause OF Canadian restrictions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
.Fordson Takes
Saginaw, Keeps
Record Clean
Royal Oak III Wins;
So Does Albion in
M l. A. A. First Tilt
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

IF there was much doubt us 10
Fordson Highs power on the foot
ball team this Fall. II was settled
in Saginaw Saturday.
WAC wha1en'S Tractors made II
three straight in as many games
by knocking over previously un-
defeated Saginaw Eastern eleven,
14-6. The upstate team is one of
the favorites IN the Saginaw
Valley circuit.
Fordson capitalized on a 4-foot
punt IA tiAte-ffrst period 70 score
and after that Saginaw was on its
heels. Farnyk plunged from the
1-yard line for the Tractors open
ing touchdown.
Shortly afterwards, FerdSen
moved down the field and counted
as Manos grabbed a pass in the
end zone. Saginaw's touchdown
was the result of an S0-yard pass
play, Don Woodling gaining the
ball at midfield and running the
rest of the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

carried the bali but Inc slippery
oval got away from him and the
drive was stopped.
Tho going was very slippery by
this time and Mcrtes soon fumbled
for Iowa and Wistert was on the
ball at Iowa'S 43. After two run
ming plays, KuIma kicked out on
Iowas H. The Hawkeyes kicked
back and -KuZma returned to
Iowa'S 80.
Lockard redeemed himself by
a first down on IowaS %,
but KuZma made a third down
tumble and recovered on Iowa's
"a. lie then kicked out on Iowa's
2-yard line.
The Hawkeyes kicked back and
again there was a tumble by
f<uzma, but he again recovered on
Iowa'S 81 WcStfall hit center to
the - and Kuzma gave Michigan
a first down on the 20-yard line
as the third period ended with
Michigan still looking down from
that SO lead
Nelson went into The game Tor
kuzma and gained five at tackle
on the first play Little papeyi
then rambled through the rain 10.
IeHa'4 O. It was a first down and
the stands were pleading with
Michigan for another score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Boston Y. Beats Cincy

WESTON, Mass, oct A. CINS)
-Outweighed and untried Boston
University edged out the burly
University of Cincinnati eleven. Ia
Is. before 5000 Sweltering fans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Kuzna Misses

/. Nelson carried the ball three
time--t+, - FIRE. -'-ttftti- 4iffte-.-tSuzruT
returned 90 the game and failed
10y inches for the touchdown on
fourth down Tie ran only this one
play before Nelson returned 10
replace him
Michigan kicked and when Youcl
tried 70 quick Kick, big AL Wistert
was through 10 partially block the
ball and Michigan look over on
lowa's s..
When Michigans attack was
stalled 10y the white shirted
Iowdns kuzma again brought the
crowd up gasping by kicking out
on lowa'S 8 Youel returned the
kick 10 Michigan 81
This was about all of tho story
until Green almost broke loose Tor
the touchdown, only to have the
penalty end all chances for Iowa
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

When Reiser doubled 90 start
the last of the seventh it looked
like the Dodgers might score, but
RussU settled dUwn. He struck
out Medwick, forced Lavagetto 10
ground TO Gordon and whitfield
Camilli. The latter didn't take
his bat Oft his shoulder.
Then came the Yankees big
eighth.
After Sturm flew out 10 Reiser,
came the four hits off Casey and
the runs. heretofore described.
The Dodger marker came in
the same frame when Walker
doubled 10 right center and scored
later on single by Reese.
Both sides went down one. tWn,
three in the ninth. and there was
gloom in F'latbush The Buns
were beaten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Royal Oak came up with a 1910
victory over Crosse Pointe--the
third consecutive reversal for the
East Side Suburbanites.
Ii was all Flew for the Oaks
as the husky back plunged his
way for two touchdowns. A 10
yard pass from Bob Martin 10 Bill
Knox set up the first tally while
Flew hit his way for two first
downs before bouncing over on
the second marker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Yost Satisfied

But the face Of Fielding II. Yost
was bathed in a smile in that first
quarter when hessaw his beloved
"Meechigan" do what so many glo-
rious teams Of the past have done
take advantage OF a scoring OPP
portunity when 10 showed.
After this first Iowa threat
4 tttzrfst. purified to iowa is and
Youel returned 10 MS "A There
was q 5-yard penalty for too mitch
time off f7f5rv.. lfiifFn followed a
l5-ysrd, seLback FOR illegal use of
hands
WYNN the bah ON his own T.
Youel punted out 20 kuzma who
gathered III the punt on ms 40
ward StT.pe end returned 10 Iowa s
Is, IN two terrific pluuges West
fall carried the bali 90 Iowas =
KuZma bUcked 10, the ]. and then
went through like ripping tor
nadO for The touchdown.
Bill Mellow missed The try ion
extra point and Michigan led. Go
Nine First DownS
Iowa had5tar the best Of j. on
statistics. They made nine first
downs 10 Michigan;s six. outrushed
he Wolverines 147 yards 10 l29,
Outpassed them through the air.
KuZnas running and uncanny
punting twice he put them OFT
inside Iowa 3-ysrd line) was one
Of Michigan's highlights Davey
Nelson was terrific az The end Of
The game and ~ Wistert most def
initely has his bid registered tor
Au-Amcuca tackle honOrs This
season
just after the eeaeheeVH
Meries aud Green par 0H another
show 0t power ihaf carried them
as far a. Michigan Zl-yard line
IeHa teot fire oHi of b9uuo'
kickoff on frclr 33-yard line on
ffut pas Green shot hfoue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Pontiac'S prep forces could dc
nn-heLler- th4afa--;-.trTTT yCOTTfeS'
tie with Saginaw Arthur Hill
Rain cut down the offenSe OF
both clubs.
In Western Michigan PLAY
MuSkegon S Reds continued their
winning ways with $40 victory
over Grand Haven. That makes
IL three i'm row for Leo Red
mond's gang, the top team in the
southwestern GonGnrence-fnilpw.
ing Benton HarborS loss 10
Kalamazoo.
Collegiatcly Saturday Albion
College, defending NJ 1 A. A.
champs. opened its title defense
downing Adrian. 1910, while Michi-
gan Normal played a scoreless tic
at Illinois State Normal - the
second Saturday the Hurons
haven't scored or had a point
scored on them.
Bob Simpson counted for Albion
IN the lirst quarter 10 climax a
39-yard dash. In the third period,
Nick Trimble circled end from the
4 after Albion had moved the ball
81 yards
A continual downpour marred
the Ypsi game. II was strictly a
punting affair with Charles Ne
meth booting brilliantly for the
Ypsi crew. The closest Ypsi got
to scoring was the Illinois teams
u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
ings' Coach Considers Shifting Howe to Center
Win, 2 to /;
Take Lead in Series
Continued from First Sport Pagc)

when Russo struck out after Phil
Rizzuto was purposely walked and
stole second base.
The Yanks, in the sixth, again
threatened. First up, Sturm
singled and stole second. After
Role feuled out, Heinrich walked.
But DiMaggio lifted a fly ball to
Walker In right and Keller pushed
a Rrounder TO Camill.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
Evsrythins's Phone Now

as he read with obvious salts
faction - the enemy would en-
countered major opposition un-
hindered by accompan y ing
troopships.
The plan called for ct /" and
ct 2" to proceed together with
all freighters and the newly ar
rived Royal Navy Flotilla along
the original route. ct |" and
1T e." ii was explained. carried
no troops. only cargo. They had
been designed to serve as decoys
in the convoy.
That night, a. soon after SUM-
set as Captain Leedscourt deem
ed advisable, he was to have the
nine troop-carrying liners drop
from the main convoy and to-
gether with his original escorting
force veer off into a northerly
route.
A fast destroyer, acquainted
with his route, would bring fresh
orders when the time came to re-
turn to the original course.
1T is obvious" Leedscourt
commented, that the admiral
plans to draw the enemy attack,
beat them into submission and
then have the troopships sail
right through the scene Of ac-
ton as soon as possible after the
engagement, working in the be-
lief that lightning never strikes
twice in the"
A Junior officer raped on the
captains door and stepped in
side, saluting smartly. BEG
pardon, Sir. There's one of our
aircraft carriers accompanied
by q battle cruiser to port, also
approaching from the south
east!"
Captain Leedscourt, v. c.,
shifted audibiy. Getting rather
crowded out there. Romely y
growing unbecomingly cautious
in his waning years"
(Te De Continued
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

capable subaltern, even for the
few weeks demanded by court
martial red tape, while we have
need of his services in training
activities. After all, there is q
war on and commanding officers
are allowed some discretionary
powers--unofficially, of course"
Rollins broke the silence.
THANK you, Sir, and l do ap-
preciate your generosity. But,
under no conditions, would !
wish for any commentator for
any service l may have render
ed. If il is possible, please do
not mention my name in any
special role. You see, Sir"--his
voice came perilously near
breaking - II feel enough like
q Judas as 1t Is, and although
the evidence against Nurse
Davaar seems absolutely"
The colonel stood up, his hard
face melting into surprisingly
soft lines. This is a cruel world,
my boy, especially for the young.
Don't make 1t worse by sicken-
ing your soul with undeserved
self-accusation, or an unfortun-
ate amour. We have q big job
ahead of us--you and lend
that's all that must matter. Good
morning, Rollins"
ABOARD the battle cruiser
commanding the convoy, Captain
Leedscourt, v. c., was lingering
a "sideboard" as he stood on the
bridge reading a decided mes
sage flashed a few minutes be-
fore from one of the newly ar
rived destroyers. His face light
ed with pleasure as he read the
name at the bottom Of the
signal.
Reply, also in code because
the party to whom 1t Ii directed
II sailing incognito. to the eff
feet that I extend my compli-
ments and shall raise q toast TO
his success"
He turned to his first officer.
admiral Romely himself Is
commanding the new flotilla.
The old seadog only casts off
from his red leather chair ut the
Admiralty Office In London
when . fight . scented"