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Evening star., 1941-01-15
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
Continued .

l RM., KITCHENETTE ELEC. REFG.;
gas, heat and light furn; IS week. Also
basement apt, with elec refg.. avail We'd,
Kitchen, private bath; refs.: hote%afer heat, heat
gas cleo; nr. transp. RA. O12s.
20l5 10Th ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS. SLEEP
ing po!Gh freshly decorated eeod tprni-
NEWLY. DEC, S17 SEMI-MO.; 1 r., KIT,
pvt, bath; gas, cleo, plenty heat, h. W; in
iant taken; nr. cars, buses. 1903 Ga. ave.
2516 18th ST. N.W,.-oN HEIGHTS AT
GentIqI 43b alsh aBd Avail 1oo Jsn H. re5a mn
pvt. bath; also smaller apt; adults.
tTTRAC, FURN. APT. . RMS, KITCHEN,
bath and hall; switchboard and elev sery.;
S75. 3"45 Conn. ave. NV. WO. 2693.
% FARRAGUT PL. N.W.-7NEW. ATTRAc:
conv. to bus; $40 mo- RA. 93s2
ATTRACTIVE 1st-FLooR APT. 2 RMS,
modern kit pvt. bath; z blk l4th st.
cars; S55; adults. Georgia 5000.
9r9 6 !25h sa ST Frs NEATTRAcT7VThf Se a6a5t ~ Tm
bedrm, kit, bath; SO. Ring ianitor.
13la COL. RD. NW:-sTUDIo. APT;
phone; nicely furn. excel. cond.
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE APT WITH
l474 Columbia I'd. Apt. 1870. CO SOIL.
1904 MONROE ST. N.W-LGE. RM,
bid:' kis' pHyI bath; nicely furn.; heat, gas
500 AND S75-45"O GA. AVE NV
Llv. rm.. l and > bedrms.. k. b. Also $50
-4526 18th ST. n.W.-l bedrm. GE 1888,
ewes.
COUPLE WILL SHARE WITH ONE OR
two persons; conveniently arranged for
privacy; new furniture, bedding: electric
clocks. irons, vegetable and fruit iuicer,
food mixer; S25. 200 N st. NV, Apt. Al.
139 11th ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH.
newly decorated; quiet surroundings; en-
ployed couple, no children; L. block to
StrectcarS. reasonable.
SUBLET APT. BEAUTIFULLY APPOINT
cd, two rooms, kitchen and bath. Call
North 30 for appointment. l9'
1926 18th ST. N.W.-EMPLOYED YOUNG
/ ladies. laree room. twin beds. attractive
| !. r, breakfast privilege Inquire at desk.
TAKOMA PARK ROOM AND KITCH-
en-, suitable couple. $50 month; good
ncighborhood. Shepherd :B553.
3 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH;
IN fine building on Wyoming ave; beautl-
fully furnished; Sll0 per month for .
LINKINs CO. DI 1922.
1874 10th ST. N.W.-LARGE. FRT. RM.,
kit, md A.; sink. range, breakfast set;
newly dec. compl furn.: CIV h.; reaS.
17lI 18th ST. NV ROOMS IN BASE
ment for settled employed couple, no chill
dren Would like man, TO help with
OFF 10Th NW.-COMPLETELY FURN.
dining space, kit, bath. util.; S125. IA.
$3.50
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE wants quiet
room, copveniences; private family or
apartment preferred. Box 21S-E, Star.
GENTLEMAN wants good room with bath
in private Protestant home, NV. Washing
ton preferred Give complete details.
Box 34l-E, Star To-
Evening star., 1941-01-15

WOULD LIKE GENTLEMAN 10 room and
board in private home, nr. Attn and r. l.
ave. ne. M!chisan 7046.
MT PLEASANT 1906 18th st NV
Jewish home, double and single rooms, eX-
cellent cooking; unlim phone. AID O3l3.
DOWNTOWN 1919 Vermont aye.-Large
basement rr9; Syit, en- w. Eery WSTn'
CHEVY CHASE-Exclusive home, double or
single rm, twin beds; $50 per person.
Fireplaces. Attrac. grounds. EN- S2lS.
172S N ST. N.W-Large, second floor,
front, running water, for three M sirlS So or
ming water. good board.
51n VARNUM ST. NV, nr, st. Gabriel. $
Iarge front rm., twin beds: all moaern
conv.; uni. phone: bal. meals. IA. 2S3l.
$500 18th ST N.W;-Large front room,
twin beds, in large home with freplaces
also single room. Free parking.
BETHESDA-Bright cheerful room in love-
" home; garage, good meals. AppIy eve
rings, 54I6 Edgemoor lane WI. 3l5s
$50 B ST. sE-sinqle or double, twin
month Lincoln S594
c521 CONN. opposite shoreham-Warm.
attract. newly furn. and dec: ample
baths, closets: delicious meals: S35 up.
JUST oPENED-2307 18th n.w.-Com-
pletely redecorated, viii, new furniture;
beautiful, large rms. excel. food; conven
located
1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW--Man
to share large front room with another
twin beds, unlim. tel; bus at door. l5-
1924 WEBSTER ST. N.W-Attractive
home: single beds; balanced meals; uni.
phone reasonable; gentlemen. RA. 7l0s.
BROOKLAND NE.-Refned home; oil
heat: 90 minutes downtown; we!l-balanced
meals: S35. Michigan 632S. Near bus.
Mr.. wARDMAN PARK and Conn. ave-
excel meals: uni ph.: $50 so. CO 3127-J
NEW GUEST HOUSE, q block Dupont Cir
Cle-Poom with private bath, twin beds
suitable .: $40 mo. 1904 10Th NV.
MT. LEASANT-Unusual large room. con-
pecting bath; beautiful private home. Co.
lumbia h313-M
100 18th ST. NE-Private home; . single
rooms, also double; comfortable beds, Il
b. car line; reas.; men. AT. l03S-
143s KENNEDY ST, NV off 16thm
bath, f1-' shower; mower oil heat; food variety
IS MIN. FROM WHITE HOUSE. large
double room, / single room: oil heat, c.hw.;
year-round home with 3-acre lawn. Phone
Chestnut 0139.
1909 KENNEDY ST. NW-Exceptionally
nice double rm., for ladies, in well-apDomt-
ed home; excel. meals: conv. transD.
MT. PLEASANT, 16l4 Kllbourne pi NV
Double room with shower; kosher meals;
refined Jewish family. Columbia 1872.
1904 R ST. N.W-Double rms. near
bath. twin beds; 80 up; gentlemen
preferred.
"oLD ENGLIsH'-1635 Que st. NV
Single and double rooms with running
water new furniture; delicious meals;
switchboard: new recreation coom.
37lI 18th ST NE, Woodridge-Single
room in pvt. home, maid service and no
other boarders. Phone Michigan 1870.
45O6 14th ST N.W-Large twin-bed rm..
newly furn.; excellent meals; Jewish home.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

A REAL BARGAIN IN THIS s-RoOM .
bath house located mr. the Westchester
Apis. II has 2-car garage. elec. refrg.
The price will surprise you for this hish-
class cow location. H c. BISCOE,
Woodley / 700
Evening star., 1941-01-15
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

134q NEWTON ST NE-6 ROOMS. AUTO
he3-. recently recondltioned. convenient
70 stores ana bus; available Immediately.
DupOn. 1880
Evening star., 1941-01-15

CHEVY CHASE. D. Ct RMS, BA., $50;
{ rms, . bas. Il bedroom ana ba lst A.
3 SSlli0; I. II os' rms .-ba 3 bas SIi5; 10 rms,
living room for entertainingl; 5000. All
have oil burners. FULTON r. GORDON.
I4@I Eve ST. District $3.50. Once also
open : am 10 Q pm
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SHOREHAM HOTEL.
633 LAMONT ST. NV.

Sublet. : mo. to l VI. beautifully furn
suite, living room, bedrm, bath. co
Evening star., 1941-01-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY MARCH Ist-6 RMS, DET. UNFURN.
house, NV or nearby Va. Must be Tea-
sonable. Woodley $3.50 mornings.
WANTED TO RENT FEBRUARY ! TO
June !, medium size furnished house.
Cleveland PARK, Foxhau Village or vicinity.
Contact 1902 House once Building Capitol.
Evening star., 1941-01-15

TOO BIG FOR PRESENT FAMILY NEEDS
SS 600 under original price. this Early
American, Chevy Chase, D. C., brick home
3 rooms lavatory. library 4 huge bed
rooms. . baths on end floor. finished
attic rooms maids room and bath; Gear
garage Mr.. Gardner. EN-. 496l. A.
TWEED CO. 9O7 18th. 16'
Evening star., 1941-01-15

CHEVY CHASE. MD. BLOCKS
schools, shopping and transp.; 5-room bun
ealow; lovely shade trees. Ma 6l94.
1892 PORTER NV, u SQUARE CONN
ave. rms, c.h.w., . baths y screened
porChes. garage. so AID $500
Evening star., 1941-01-15
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-DET. BR., s RMS,

CHEVY CHASE D. C.-CORNER BRICK
redec.: s r. b., finished I'm. 3rd floor. oil
heat; S95. 62Ol 32nd pl. NV. WO. 2274
Evening star., 1941-01-15
THE NORWOOD,
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.

1343 EAST CAPITOL ST. Apt. IL
rms, reception hall. bath, elec. refriger;
tion. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Team NotLiCked
Before KiCkoff,'
Lou Little Warns
Willy Columbia Coach
May Have Enough
Tricks TO Upset U. M.
BY HAROLD KAHL

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Lor
Little. head coach at Columbia
made remark today that started
University of Michigan football
players thinking a bit after their
arrival for tomorrows game al
Baker Field.
Little, who has the wrong mon
ECKER to begin with because he is
big man, began in a compliment.
tary manner when he said:
Michigan has one of the
nations best teams and In Fritz
Crisler n topnotch coach who
will get all the football out of q
squad that II Is possible to OBJ
tain.
I'VE are glad Ia. have Michi-
gan come TO New York, are
proud 10 be on the schedule of
such a fine university and 10
play against one of Its many fine
eIevens."
Then Lou, one of the widest
coaches in the business, shot in
this warning:
Were not licked before thu
kickoff. despite what the odds
are and we make no predictions.
Wen tell our story on the field.
IL may be good enough. And
then again IL may not"
Year by year Columbia team,
lack, weight and will give away
plenty against Michigan tomor.
row. Little rarely has more thar
20 players by the time cuts are
made. To overcome lack of man
power he substitutes deceptive
plays with the spinner as the base
and relies heavily on the pass and
kicking TO get along.
Exponent of the double wing
back at Georgetown, Little was
the first of the modern coaches to
exploit that method as long as he
had speed. weigh and reserves TO
make il go. When his material fell
off, he concentrated on the single
wing and from il sprang plays
that keeps the defense shifting
often 10 its discontinue.
In short Little gets along nicely
with very little and that is the
mark Of coaching genius some
what after the fashion OF a guy
named Gus Dorais.
Titles little book How to
Watch Football" coaches the spec
tator as well AS the player. II is
one of the best on the game tina,
has come 10 the nations attention
Could il be he forgot one chap
ter: How / Beat Michigan in
l941?" Michigan seems to think
there will be no need for that and
will he out to snuff out the idea
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Treat in Store
For Grid Fans

No football fan will want TO
miss Mondays meeting of the
Downtown Quarterback Club at
the Fort Shelby. The Saturday
games will be reviewed and the
Ohio State-Michigan game. sched-
uled for a week away, will be
previewed.
The complete movies of last
years game with Ohio State will
be shown. The Wolverines won
this game. 40 to O. You will see
Ohio's stars of this year in action.
Tom Kinkade, Jack Graf and
Dick Fisher. Also you'll see
Michigan's greatest collection OF
backs in a generation as they fin
ished their career.
Tom Harmon running at his
very best aaginst the Buckeyes
Paul Kroner thrilling a large
crowd with his S0-yard return OF
a punt for touchdown. See For
est Evashevski and thrill to his
grand blocking for the last time
There will also be the complete
inside story of tomorrow's game
at Columbia to be told by Harry
Kipke. one of the outstanding
football critics in the country.
Whizzer White, the Lions best
player, will be on hand to discuss
the game Sunday with the Phila.
delphia Eagles.
The captains and coaches of the
two high school teams that play
Thursday for the city title will
also he on hand TO give their ideas
of what will happen at Briggs
Stadium. Thursday.
~. Of d., Wayne and Michigan
State will also be represented at
this big meeting. Don't miss il,
Monday noon at the Fort Shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Plot 10 Poison
GriddersProbed

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. 14.-Au.
thorities today investigated the
IS tory of a youth that two
men offered him $500 to point
out Jack Grain and Pete Layden,
star University of Texas football
players, and to hire a dormitory
attendant to slip poison in their
food.
Coach Ds. "a X. Bible, to whom
the boy told his story, described
the lads tale as silly" and
gave il no credence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Hunters
Rush
Straits

LAM NC, Nov. 14.-Cars
loaded with hunters were still
pouring across the. Straits OF
Mackinac into the Upper PENN
sula today in advance of the deer
season which opens tomorrow.
State highway department Of.
ficials said all records were broken
for this season of the year yester.
day when 1916 vehicles were fer
ried across the straits. This was
% per cent over the same date
last year.
Since Saturday, nearly 1900
cars were carried across on state
ferries, an increase of a. per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
[16tS
! sNLonlacdonau
SPORTS EDITOR
Columnisf, Back From a
Vacation. Finds Many
Things Of interest
Tells Of 7.8ql-MiIe Auto
Trip Through Canadian
Northwest and u. S.

Back from 7S91-mile vacation romp through the
West writer finds other interesting happenings
that-Tom Harmon Is his way matmony and the
corps Freddie Hutchinson has joined the navy Charley
Gehringer is still with the Tigers Freddie Mande has not
jumped into the Detroit Chicago despite hayward
Lions (hey tell what Mandel needs equipment
ters) Jack Adams has hustlng young Red Wings hockey
team that is packing EN- Olympia promises make
trouble for the pubczed National League pucchasng
outfits Fritz Crisler again powerful
teams Michigan and Detroit and that Babe Ruth grand
pappy and Joe DMaggio just a plain pappy
Bob Murphy is chief exaer the Wolverines Robert
tell US that Bob Wesfa extra special and then and
that Paul White class Bob likes
Northwestern and Bill Garnaas of Minnesota
1--WE never many good sophomores In a season.
Murphy recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

every task from makeup to any
kind of coverage and do a bang
up job.
His work was appreciated,
but he never was thanked. Not
right out loud, at least. Some
where the idea started in this
business that a show of heart
is out of line. II still maintains.
George never got around to
playing much. His work was
his JOY. When he was just a
skinny kid at Hutchins School
he used TO hang around the
sports department. Occasionally
he'd bring in some sports item.
Before he got to Northern High
School he was covering football
games. He was correspondent
all through high school. and. in
addition. worked on sandlot and
soccer games.
His journalistic efforts paid
his way through Michigan State
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

army's flying fortresses and renowned
clipper ships are built Freddie
Hutchinson in an hours chat at the
Olympic Hotel =. When we saw Freddie
he was working in shipyard, but was
considering joining the navy =. which
he did few days later when Gene
Tunney got TO town +. =. Olympic barber
raving over 10 10 White, idol Of Seattle
fans, who won runner-up honors for the
most valuable player award in the Pa
cific Coast League -. Lake Washing
tons floating bridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Hospitality Big Dam. Apples, Rocks

SPOKANE ospable Davenport Hotel temperature SIS
above and women in furs GRAND COULEE- Newest and
~mghest of Uncle Sans mighty dams costing $780,
10000 and about finished and ready with 2520O00 D.
Observation-Disclosures, apples, apples STEVENS PASS
the Cascades-rocks rocks rocks
notwithstanding Pudget Sound in the throes OF a
great boom Home of the Green Apple Pie house way
1000 000h pie in 20 years. Mancas delicious Crab Louie
thanks to Dunc Hines Boeings apane factory where the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

natural expect that accidents in the woods will increase
There always will be few irresponsible hunters who will
shoot anything that without first looking to
whether il is buck. doe, or human.
On the conservation departments 941 deer hunters black
list 637 names Sxtyone persons responsible for
deer hunting accidents. Twenty-Five of them fatal.
For those who will shoot deer of either for camp
purposes be you understand the conservation depart
mens Interpretation of what constitutes deer Ac
cordng the attorney generals office order qualify
for camp deer hunters must be distinguished from
by the hunters do their cooking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

when picking up gun, your FIRST move always
should be to open or break gun make certain there
shell barrel magazine before pointing
it at any
2-Do not snap gun to open it. Every gun has
release gadget kind which will enable you to open
that gun without swapping 1t.
3-NEvER POINT GUN AT ANY ONE LOADED
OR UNLOADED.
don't depend entirely upon the safety being safe.
1t is of mechanism that easily get out of order
and fail function. II be released without the hunt
knowledge making the gun ready for discharge with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
zaharias Returns 10
Mat Here Monday

George Zaharias. who ranks
second 10 Jim Londos among the
Greek wrestlers when il comes to
number Of bouts wrestled. returns
to the scene of former triumphs
Monday night after an absence
from the Dynamic City for nearly
three years. He married Babe
Didrikson. famous girl athlete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

Pat Harder, the Wisconsin fullback; Bob
Stuebler of Missouri, and Dick Fisher
|and Leon Schonbaum of Ohio State. He
expects the Buckeyes will give Crislers
strong Michigan aggregation a tough
battle.
Harold Kahl declares Vincent Ba-
nonis of the Titans is definitely ALI
America center caliber." And that
Elmer (Tippy) Madarik of the Detroit
squad is sweet sophomore football
performer. Kahl also points out that
100. 900 boWlers will roll on 1000 alleys
in Detroit's greatest bowling season this
year" This boast was in retaliation
for our post card from the Sunset boule-
ward recreation plant (52 alleys in
Hollywood.
Lew Walter touts the Red Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
BY DON GILLIEs

Michigan's long awaited deer opens tomorrow
morning
Every sign points to of the productive sea-
in years The blitz will of course be envened
considerably this year with the legislatures lasmnue action
permitting the shooting of either buck doeone
for camp purposes in any part of the deer territory
Deer hunting grand sport combining with it chance
to display good craftsmanship view beautiful scenery study
wide while waiting for your buck to show his anters
roughing 1t other hunting game in Michigan offers
and above ALL the grand fellowship of the boys camp
With the shooting of does legal after 20 years only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
And Here's Latest Golf News

Dkenbrod reports that old friend George Hosner
has taken the pro job vacated by Pat Sawyer Bmng
ham Club and that Ben Pauke has resigned Plum Hollow
Birmingham members will like Hosner, swell well
capable teacher Plum Hollow will the
without the veteran Pautke around
George Maskn just said hello and goodby Maskn gradu-
Michigan State of the best the younger sports
writer's in Detroit left today for Camp Custer.
But back to the vacation. Pardon little gushing
recall highlghs of the trek:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Hawaiian
HOnOreli
International New. serv,e, Wiz.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IA
17-year-old Hawaiian aquatic star,
Bill Smith. was TO be today listed
as the star performer at the an
nual Amateur Athletic Union
meeting, opening tomorrow, where
stardom is confined to paper rec
lords.
Young Smith accounted for 20
of the 1913 records that will be
submitted 10 the A. A. u. authori-
ties for official acceptance. All
marks approved by the A. A. u.
automatically become American
records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

lanova's chances against a strong
Detroit eleven here Sunday.
Smith worked on defenses TO
stop the touted kickoff returns
of Vince Banonis, Detroit's ALI
America center candidate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
CdrIPoIensDoes
II for Norge
Helps Team Make a
New League Record
Of 3ll6; Has ia Series

Carl Polens. 255-pound member
of the Norge team in the Ambas-
sador League, denies today that
the first 100. years in bowling are
the hardest, only the first IL.
Tiny, as he is known to inti-
mates, comes forward. with the
third sanctioned 300 rolled In the
district this season and the second
in three days. Polens joins Harry
Poloway and Lincoln Barr as an
ABC gold medal winner. Each will
also receive a trophy ring from
the Detroit Bowling Association.
Pofoway scored in the Junior
House League at Czapski's on
October IS. Barr made his on
Tuesday at Twenty Grand in the
Grand River Business Mems
League. Polens. a Chrysler ern-
tpfoye, bagged the third less than
three weeks behind the first. II
was the first at Ambassador since
Harvey Young connected in 1889.
Polens' 300 came last night in
tNorge-s match with Haags. It
helped his team win four points
and go into first place Their total
was 3116. a new league standard.
Their third game of 1102 also Is
new mark.
1 WEIGHT TO RESCUE
Carl amassed a ia series. his
other games being 202 and 212,
one below the standard set by
Southpaw Austin Keller of VOL
VERNE. Two weeks ago, Polens had
277-236 in 701 and the 277 remains
jas league one game top.
Apparently unperturbed by his
finding of the bowler's holy grail.
IPolens talked of his success in an
Ordinarily conversational tone.
The boys just about tore the
bricks down. Herman Bengcll,
the boss, tried to pick me mp
but my 255 saved me. Herman
4 managed to grab me around the
neck and for moment i did not
think I'D live to get the medal
Herman next passed me SIS
TO let me know just how he felt.
Al Massoll, Ambassador pro-
prietor, gave S25 ON the house,
incidentally, ii is going to be q
lbig Christmas for the new Polens
baby and the family.
His teammates, Bengell. Walter
Durbin. Peter Otto and Joe Rup-
pei. tell another story. In essence
they said:
"Carls normal complexion n
rosy. But, on the level, just be-
fore he heaved the last two balls
he turned white.
Pnlens resuming:
IL was not concerned about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Confined on Page So
U. M. Poloisfs Win

CHAMPAIGN. NJ, Nov. a.
The University of Michigan polo
team, en- route to the University
of Missouri, stopped here to defeat
the University of Illinois, AZ. The
Michigan team clashes with Mis-
souri, Saturday while the Hint
battle Ohio State at Columbus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
|Vi||dnoyd Works
For u. D. Game

VILLANOvA, Pa, Nov. a.
Coach Clipper Smith said today
that he expects to make several
changes designed to bolster Viii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

writer Jolly Harris tweeds Sure the mama needed
Yorkshire pudding. Mrs. Gwen Cash. author and
c. P. r. good will charmer English China (Coaport
Royal Douton Derby My word just exquisite for
thing exquisite for kitchen target practice anyway
VANCOUVER-Great with a great hotel-the Van
couver which S15O0OOOO, give take buck
Stanley Park Hudsons Bay Company store Meat pie at
Purdys British Properties (Gunnes Stout S500OO00O
Caplano project grand golf Grouse Noun
tain (sk jumping headquarers) Chinese section.
BELLINGHAM AND EVERETT Wash Mt Baker (10,-
$50 feet) On to Yakima, brushing past gorgeous Mount
= amer (14,40S feet)
COLUMBIA RIVER DRIVE-Top scenic highway Mount
Hood I'll ,253 feet) Mount Adams 12307 feet Columbia
Gorge baked salmon (portions shape of fish,
Bonneville Dam and h ladder which acrobac salmon do
their stuff . Beautiful Mutnomah Falls.
Passion for Dahias Satisfied
PORTLAND-Lambert Gardens billed most beautiful
gardens in world where Rose Festival queen crowned
We figured going Sherwood del Bakers rancho but got
road to Salem and wound up at the gardens Baker will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Big Test for Irish
Northwestern Game viii Show If Notre Dame
Is Great Team or just Good One
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Somt
places here you can get odds oil
> 10 3 in favor of Northwestern
over Notre Dame in the country'S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

the that will give the New York Rangers and the Toron
Maple Leafs most trouble in the big time hockey jul
started.
Detroit has young smart and aggressive outfit Walter
reports Looks like Adams has another good team He also
has lot of fine material Mt Indianapolis and Omaha
the farm clubs Doesn't look like the will hurt hockey
this Wlnernot the American side Of the border
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Sports Writer in Army
TIMES GEORGE MASKIN
GOES TO FORT CUSTER

One of boys in the sports department at The Detroit
Times George Scoop Maskin, "a traded his pencil
gun today
He's of to become part of Uncle Sans army Custer
George Variable sports staff He could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Toronto 4. Montreal 2.
Chicago z, Brooklyn :.
TOMORROw's GAMES
Brooklyn A. Montreal.
DETROIT Of Toronto.
Boston at Rangers