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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
I Week-0Id Pin
Marks Broken
ByE-BLddies
STANDINGS

Only n week after Enterprise
established four new season bowl
ing records, the state champion
Ekhardt e. Becker five bettered
two of the marks in the Ladies
Major League last night at Chene-
Trombly Recreation.
The team record. featured by
Betty Ghapman,s sparkling 60
series, fell as +. &, B. combined for
games of S9O-964-916 for 2770. This
bested Enterprises 276l.
Mrs. Chapman's big series. on
games of 2l2-209-241, set a new
record for an individual series, eX-
ceeding Genevieve Golando's 641,
rolled last week with Enterprise.
f. e BIS middle game of 964 was
second best this year, while Mrs.
Chapman's PAL was the fifth high
est single game.
+. & B. had no trouble taking
all three games from Rainbow Rec
reation, which shot 1891. Ed
wardina Coy's $50 and Peggy
Lindberg's $50 helped Z. & B.
reach its record total.
Olympic, league pacemaker, saw
its lead over r. & B. cut 10 two
games by losing one TO Chene-
Trombly, 1888 TO 2435. Louise
Stockdale collected a nice serbs of
199-1S0-211 for $50.
Altoona bagged a good series of
1925, but lost twice 10 Enterprise,
which had -256a.-Marie Sham
locks 562 featured for Enterprise
while Eleanor Koepke hit $50 or
the losers.
In other matches. Schmidt won
two games from Twenty Grand,
2546 TO 2349; Kinney blanked Del
Mar, 250S to 1852. and Palace did
the same to West Detroit, 1887 to
2l24.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
W ares Injured,
Mud Returns

Eddie Wares was lost 10 the
Red Wings for the game tomorrow
night with Chicago Blackhawks,
but Mud Brunetcau, who has been
on the sidelines with injuries for
two weeks. will return for that
game. Manager Jack Adams said
todaX-
Wares. hurt in twisting fall
during the game Tuesday A. Bos-
ton. is not seriously injured,
according to Or. C. L. TomSu, club
physician. who said he probably
would be able 10 play Sunday
against Canadlens here Eddie suf-
fered a torn llgament in his back
and nerve shock X-rays were TO
be taken today. however. 10 make
sure there were no spine injuries.
Because of Wares absence
Adams indicated he might revise
his forward lines. The problem
was 10 be worked out al practice
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
International New. Service wire

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Feb. 10
J. Neal Skip Stanley. chief
assistant TO Head Coach Dick
Harlow at Harvard University and
former head coach at the Uni
VerSlty of Delaware, has been APP
pointed head football coach at
Brown University
Announcement that Stanley had
been appointed TO the Brown
berth, succeeding Deormond "TusS'
McLaughry. recently appointed
head coach at Dartmouth College,
was made by William J. BIZ
Bingham, director of Harvard ath-
lcticS.
Although his salary at Brown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Dodge BowIers
Hit3248 for
Chrys|er Mark
STANDINGS

A spectacular scoring spree to-
day had brought Dodge Luxury
Liners not only q new team record
in the Chrysler All-Star League
but also the second highest FIVE
man total rolled on the citys al
leys this season.
Shooting at Palace Recreation
last night. Dodge scorched the
drives with games of 1028-1183-
1887 for 3248. to win three games
from Dodge Truck. Its perform
ance was second only TO Stroh's
3274 rolled several weeks ago in
the Greater Detroit League.
Dodge's series betters the
Chrysler team mark IL previously
held by-51 pins The middle game
was 81 pins more than the record
held by Dodge Forge for a single
game.
Steve Dutko blazed the way by
anchoring the team with 23l-235-
246 for 712. George Bryant was
next with 253-245 in 694. while
Tiny Polens added 636, Stan Bader
627 and AL Killian $40.
None of the other fiVeS last night
could even approach the 5000 figure.
making Dodge Luxury's perform
ance even more remarkable. Dodge
Pressed Steel's 1896 was next best
as it won twice from Dodge Forge.
Chrysler Superfnishers. mean
while. ousted Plymouth from the
lead as it captured the odd game
despite being outrolied by 100 pins.
1884 to 2794. George Lukach had
629 for Plymouth to lead.
HIGH and Park Engineering
copied a pair of games from De
Soto. 27S8 to 2699, and Highland
Park Service did the same TO Kerr
cheval, 2754 10 2646
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Irish President
To Pick Coach

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb. 10
Negotiations for the appointment
of a successor TO Elmer LaNden as
athletic director and head football
coach al the University of Notre
Dame viii be started immediately
1t was indicated today
The faculty board in charge Of
athletics al Notre Dame met for
the third time last night. and the
Rev. John !. Cavanaugh. e. s. J..
vice president of the university
and chairman OF the athhletie
hoard said several names had
been recommended and discussed.
This list of eligible candidates.
Father Cavanaugh said. viii be
placed before the Rev. Hugh
ODonnell. president of Notre
Dame. who Will handle the ne
gotiationS
Father ODonncll SAID he OK
poets 10 announce result of his Of
forts within a week. There Nas
no indication OF how many names
were under consideration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
SUNDAY

sans Cut Rate Inc. squad
10 80 y. m.-IIaSs Fixtures, FN-
Cello Whps Joe GrFoWsk Roman
American Prog cub Riverside Daniel
Wallace Class sporting Goods J.
ssdovltz Class Display. Gus Brown
Warehouse David Sufkn. Drugs Frank
ButIand Mems Furnishings Tom Thomp-
son Housewares. James strohridge once.
Wendell BrodiFani Cigars A. Spearman
rrnsns Barber shop. Loves House Lee
Urban piG. Gears, Dodge Mdnltefs. J.
Blackburn.
Ford League Squad
I2:t5-tlass t-Naive Seat Grinders A.
CRUDE Timing Gear. H. Vein Transmits
NJ Clemens Bl Ray Capron White
House Hsminires. Bay City Pulaski Comm
A. IlnkpWski Class Grinding Room
George McKtrick Transmission Gear No.
Woolley Csmshaff Finish Grind
Fisher Crsnkshafi Bal. No. /. \ Becker
Electrical Dept J Maeean. ~. 10. DE
trout Gaske' Harold Crossetf
Rainbow Rec squad
SOO-Ciass B-Afhletcs. Briggs FINAL
TrIm. Frank MohnaTn Class Rainbow
Re- 81 Jasephs Glazer. Leshy Bar.
Thompson Products League No. 3
Pat $50. q kc!s ~ r. French
Sa s / Mans 80. N. G0iiz Mich.
Rus Proof Rainbow $50. steven Buh-
err FIacIdo Class D RAINBOW No. 10.
Tim & FINAL John Fusak Rainbow Rec
81 8 Ten o.cI1ckrrs Tony PIac.da
Bf3-Ctass A-Suunyhfaok Golf club
Rainbow House Tom Mckay. tlsss r.
Rainbow Rec Maple knights Pete Wilson
S. gIar Linen Polish Ceufiry club John
kfaase Calsafeffa ludsftakers TraNc.
ma NarchaInre Class Trim shop
Niis RIGGS Inter Dept frank Ma#inafo
Cushions Bu.ks Inter uerf charles Bru
sst tlass D--THa BOOM Federal Nazul
hff Carl Ban IAM-ei0 IruaI 20 30
Inter Local Mon. Rancho Class
. Emr.fe Window cleaners. Genial. Louis
Gramme1s. Jas A Ja, Laval Wing Ar
'HIf F-uuet'T. Bahhft Federal Mogul. Ray
H. ~
Budd- Mack -Bi,d Rec. squad
90 lass B-iudian Village Bakery
FRANK f1Effo FudnlCk Serv'
Ice Aack Blvd House, Dan Thomas. Class
hitcs Lager Beer House Prank De
Horse s Naftiesen JAS u Press shop
J Iemsn. Rollins Mills IS Henning ship
p.HE " taHHIutk iH-peefIar O. Finc
lHE Hand Line I'D. Philips Receiving }
Teep Trm SHOP = spsuId.ng Class
Die settlers b BeadIe
sls--t las A-rimes classic League
GHers- from nIeY Recreation Joe paulus
peHr Cola Ken LudKsr Chsne -TrombleS
AH=sfars tiass t-Gundefs CarboI1s
lre Joe q hHHashI. Dawes Five Rose
We re-. H.Hss Russell strand joe
csft dearborn Rec Vr House Leonard
sfaHhss ksh Super service WYanfaffs
NeHr sts-ss Wsfhs Cass y NJ
Fan- g"vsr wr- Ifris pef Is
GeArs Dodge Main e. Efsff nonnIri
ssfs.es Ftafse HcCord RBd ipH Fsnfg
Clsss - .Feneu. soyay Process. fIec
Biodgst~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Ace 10 Manage
Parker Goes to Minors
Where He'll Boss
International News Service Wire

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 13.-Clar-
ence Ace" Parker, 2S, who gained
fame as a halfback for the Brook
Ign Dodgers in the National
Professional Football League last
season, has been released from the
Pittsburgh Baseball Club. PreSi-
dent Bill BenSwanger said today.
Frank d. Lawrence of the Ports
mouth team said Ace would be
a playing manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Times Sweeps Pin Schedule
SATURDAY

tso-Cia.s B--Afes Lager Rainbow
Hauss. FRED Bell Club fo2. Port Huron
CO W LII Class BLDG DIV.
General Motors, Jack parrisn Grand Bar
Fgup Co Parkslde A. Poiashey Per
CHb X + socisI Harry Rsiml Class
II PANT. chry -Kercn William Green
T ac1ra Tavern Wysndo'te Bus Willard
J Zach 7 ming Gear Ford. George Mckt'
reA Class no. "a Ford Tool DE
y r. ent Crow Thompson Maccabees. II
2 esier No : Ford Trade School William
Pefnsm Carriers. Dodge Aidnlters
Fisher Body Central Onice squad
s-I5-Ciass D-Aibion Cty-Gale Onice
"a LAKE Gsle Foundry. y ssyies PROD
W. y, Eng Nc s slsfs1es ga, h."isn
= count INK No. J. 7 Rsdl Purchasing
& sarrs Parssnen Prod Weld Eng No. j
fdwn Richter Product Cost J. RYAN
Ff.r Neld EnF No 3 Rudoiph Giow'
c7uhino Toai Room, Ma Mach Prod
; A.ue Haealese. No- :. Service Engrav.
Cfvster Sv CERT
Iameson Clinic sqnad
e.o1--t iass t-Cuaess Bar League
- L. kosie Sc 5. AZ senreher
Cas- D--casno Rec Detroit Post OH'ce
JsHr R~as sedan FISHER EuE William
$afvHrs Class 3 Nffsmins Eusseii Pa
lzork. FIasamuI Jasan, Russell ASPIRIN
Lawrence HHr fungH. Hury Sayles Nu
y ? Ch8es Bsr ice Jaserns
Port Delrsy league squad
sts-Ilsss B-F1ri Ryd Eee Joe
Vera Clsss C-Wysane Chsv Kaars.
20 Rec KrsF National Ia Ffars
Haiaf Gsfisen CasI star uruUa A.
49, Clothes LOUIS Jensen cstkefs har
- kar jas slyss sn.S esI-z Bros
fI@risf Steve lmre Class u H4n Tavern
srksor PaHsh Boosters n GfaHd. Jer~
BAR Rsv KapaIsK NarWaIk Trlts J. ne
n shlskes Glass = Pant rs. $a.h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Yale Relay Smdshes
World Swim Record

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Feb. -.
Yale University's four-man free
style relay team today was in
possession of new world record
for 400 yards.
The Eli team Of Jack Nreeland,
Dick Kelly, Ed Pope and Howard
johnson covered the distance last
night in 1901, SiX-tenthS of a
second under the old mark set by
Vale foam last Ncar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

BOWLING SCHOOL w Is,s155 sPt Ho- cIss
suathmoor Recreation. Sohooloraft at Grand River.
.ooen alleys al day aud evening.
nuCuC TpnupIv $3.50 CHENE ~ s7ss
InlNC- lnUmDlI 2s Alleys, Eutriss close
MAJ I for our $50 Handicap tournament. First
place team events $500. Doubles 500. Sinsls, $50
ef1NNEp AVE $500 CONNER AYR. AR $500
VUhNLh RTC' u Alleys Open Bs~lina
Until p ~ and After ~ p. N. Cocktail Bar
and Restaurant Operated BY Tommy Polack
nENRY u52S WHITTIER AT KELLY ROAD
free Instructions DAILY. " Alleys. Air Condl.
toned. Cocktail Bar. lack Miner At the oraan
nETp0IT pr Lafayette at shelby CA $3.50
W IHVil hLV' onsn Alleys Daily TO p. N.
ard after 10 50 p n. Alleys avaHsbis saturday
ana SUNDAY g ALLEYS. Chef Sliees. instructor.
lupEpIu DIR GENERAL MOTORS BLDe.
lWI Cnlhl nLO' CENTRALLY LOCATED
~ Modern AIieu
opsa Fssfy Oy I'll hidoioht Ma. siss
ulIlETc SIS Tfumbult IR. 2.sl}s
j. j. millCl 10 ALLEYS onsn Bowling
IAN tasP sna After N M All Day satm.
daS. Fluofsscent tiohtina Dayiiuht Al An Times.
LOVES RECREATION 20 70 s sas,,1s t A%;.:
BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
1898 Z. JtfFERSoh AT EASILAWh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Brown Picks Stanley
Harvard Assistant Coach Named as Head Mentor
at Cambridge School

was not revealed. it is expected
to be in the vicinity of $500 a
year.
Stanley is 80. He was born
in Lebanon Pa, and played foot
ball, basketball and baseball at
Lebanon High School. He gradu-
ated from Pennsylvania State Col
lege in 1880 after winning letters
in football, basketball and la
crosse In his senior year. Stah-
ley captained the basketball team.
He has had plenty of experience
as a head coach. both at Delaware
and at Harvard. where last sea-
son he took charge of the Harvard
squads while Dick Harlow was in
capacitated by a leg fracture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Tech -
Wins Over
Purple

Co-Captain Ted Rybicki went on
a scoring spree that netted 10
points and gave Detroit Tech an
easy 1886 victory over ASsump-
ton College of Windsor on the
latter'S court last night.
The Dynamies took 26-5 lead
over Assumption in the first 10
minutes and held a BOIL lead al
half time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Baer Boys
Each Eye
Louis
International New. ser,ice wire

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. 10
With Joe Louis. worlds heavy
weight champion, euppermost IN
their minds Max and Buddy Baer
VIII leave Sacramento for New
York tomorrow. Max - Aeht Lou
Nova and Buddy 10 take on Two
Ton Tony Galento.
Buddy is scheduled 70 box Gal
ento on March 26 and Max to en-
gage IN a return bout WITH Nova
on April 4 Both encounters will
be staged IN Madison Square Car
den IN New York
Ancil Hoffman. the Bacrs' man
agerl chcerfully predicted:
They're both in great shape;
both Of 'em will win"
Hoffman said he was arranging
TO rent training quarters az Lake.
wood. y. J.. upon the brothers ar
rival IN the East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
4 SeIfridge Filters
Advance in Squash

Selfridge Field fliers dominated
the play in the first round of the
State Class G squash racquets
singles tournament last night at
the Detroit Athletic Club. All four
of the niers' entries won their
and advanced to the sec
nnd round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Puck Champs Play

o Neil-Hofner Detroit Night
Hockey league Class 4 champion.
VII meet Marine IN. the opener Of
q three game Class a program on
the Mack Park rink tonight Tho
game starts az $50 Galatians
and Nadifans meet Al : 20 while
NaSh-Msek and Spithres clash at 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
TO GET DUCATS

The Olympia management won't
have to provide Nohlett with tick
cts to get into the building for the
presentation. because he already
has his season reservation. He'll
get a refund or an extra pair Of
tickets. however. as will also a
number of other fans who pressed
him for honorS.
Among those whose loyalty 10
Detroit hockey teams earned them
consideration were Walter Howe,
1912 Kingsley avenue. Dearborn,
who has been a gallery customer
since 1927, Charles TerrouX, 37S2
Harding avenue. Detroit Robert
Bourgeois. 1926 EvartS. c. S For
shee, 4545 Beniteau avenue and
Alex Campbell, 1875 La Sale
boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
He Uses Few Clubs

Donald Ross. famous golf archi-
tect has been playing the game
for half a century and never has
used more than siX clubs IN any
round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
RO0teI
To Attend Fete

Continued from First Sport Page1
lin. Ireland, has lived in Detroit
for 25 years. lie is chief electri-
clan for the Detroit Lubricator
Company. He attended his first
hockey game at ST. Thomas, Ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
both of 'em will win"
What's in a Name7

The surname of Carlos Mala-
cara a Mexican lightweight boxer
who claims A decision over Lew
Jenkins. means ugly face"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
LAST NIGHTS RESI- IT
! fresfonp AZ Chicago n.

Detroit Eagles play host to the
National Pro Basketball League
leading Oshkosh team At Naval
Armory tonight. The game starts
at o'clock after a prelim which
starts at Z.
Perched precariouSly in third
place. the Eagles will be seeking
to gain an edge in the series with
the Wisconsin team, After losing
52-37, in Oshkosh the first part of
the season, Detroit gave the All
Stars one of their four defeats, a
1854 setback here recently.
Detroits fight to make the play
offs was helped by Akron Fire
stone, which whipped Chicago,
1851, last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
II Fouls Per Game

The average number of fouls
called in a basketball game is u.
according to records of the South
western Conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Another Champ
To Try Luck
In Sweeps
Nv HAROLD KAHI.

Appearance OF James Wards
Briggs Yankees in Class E, the
third Of five champions Of last
year viii he one Of the features
as The ninth annual Detroit Times
Sweepstakes crosses the halfway
mark Of is IS weekend bowling
stand AZ Imperial Recreation in
The GeNral Motors Building sat
urisy and Sunday
The Yankees. composed Of Jack
Keko. Ed Belany Johnny Man
elon and Lin Hiebbner, in addi-
ion 10 Ward viii have 10 topple
IL pins more. than they did last
season Saturday night at 1870 if
ticy hope 10 wreSt The lead. John
AfcAuslands Detroit Lubricator
Isehlanders are out in front with
2t54.
TO carry off Class + honorS last
year the Yankees shot 263s. But
win they suffer the similar fate
which dogs so many defending
bowling champions Rog Over
mixers Detroit Gaskct tipped 303s
in Class a in 1910. but could come
IN with only PTS some weeks ago.
which is definitely out of the
mpney.
THEY FAILED
Only last weekend Steve Ma
-tl-eN-S- Consolidated Freight of
Bay City move up a division to
Glass c and failed to dent leaders
row with 2720. Under the name of
K1la Sunoco this same club
capped in Class D with 276l. The
2995 Of Ed Schultheis' Five and
2754 of Ken Brichta'S Elgin are
tops in these two divisions today.
Eve clubs will be out 10 better,
the 293l Of Herman Bengelfs
Norge in Glass A this weekend.
They are Stanley Irons Good
Shop of the intermediate League
on Saturday, and Tom McKay's
Sunnybrook Golf Club Of Rainbow,
Joe Paulus Chene-Trombly Rec
reation and Ken Ludiker's Pepsi
Cola of the Times Classic and
Chcne-Trombly All-StarS, Sunday.
There are II teams going to bat
in Class 3 where the 2977 of Steve
kowalczyk's Woody-Pontiac Is still
high. For the first time since the
opening. Class d will have the
most fiVes on the drives "A, three
more than Class f. A total of 81
viii fire away in Class {.
BIG DAY SATURDAY
Fisher Body Central Office
Jameson Clinic and Fort-Delray
leagues will dominate the squads
Saturday, while Sans Cut Rate
Inc, Ford League. Rainbow Rec
reation and Budd-Mack- Boulevard
Recreation quintets will have their
innings Sunday.
w. G. Litz, secretary OF the
Port Huron Bowling Association,
will have Club 402 and Herb Bris-
bois of Bay City Berdan Five on
the Class b front. Kalamazoo, Bay
City. Mt. Clemens. Albion. Jack
son. Wyandotte. EcorSe and Rose
vile also Will be represented IN
tho lower divisions
Tony Placido, who registered the
only 300 since the inception of
the event some week ago. will be
back as captain Of his Ten o.
Checkers No. 6 in Class ( Sunday
afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Eagles TO Play
Loop Leaders
TONIGHT'S GAMES

Oshkosh ~ DETROIT.
FIrefone A. Sheboy gan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Trucks, Cranes
Tractors Aid
Hawaii Defense

\ HONOLULU. Dec. IT QNs).-
lIawaiis system Of large sugar
and pineapple plantations, highly
mechanical and cultivatlng thou
sands of acres, was proving inval-
liable today for defense efforts.
The plantations. which offered
about facilities at the outset Of
tho war emergency. are provid-
INK hundreds OF tractors, trucks
and cranes and thousands of
trained mechanics for strengthen
inc the islands defenscs.
one plantation normally using
more than 1000 men in its fields.
-had 40 working today. N1T The
Others, with plantation machinery
and equipment. are employed on
defense installations.
With practically the entire labor
supply OF Hawaii engaged i'm de-
Tense work, local labor leaders to-
day announced support of propoS-
ais for a national seven-day work
week, with no consideration of
hours or wages.
Laborers in Hawaii are working
an average OF u hours daily
union officials reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Give II for Each
Dead Jap Plane

MARSHALL, Tex. Dec. II
UNS). Zach japanese plane off
cially announced shot down by
United States forces will increase
a fund for purchase OF more
fighting planes for this country.
The "penny-a-Plane" Club, started
in Marshall today. had SlS327 In
its treasury for the fund, and was
getting more as club membership
leaped upward.
The nearly 5000 represented one
penny from each club member, for
the Il japanese planes Secretary
Of the Navy Knox reported late
yesterday were shot down at Pearl
Harbor. December Z.
Members of the club simply
contribute one penny for each
plane shot down by United States
forces. Fruit jars in business
houses receive the contributions.
~ T1CSTTT TOU5y TneTe were 40O
members IN Marshall, and nearby
Longyiew was arranging TO start
o club there.
The idea was advanced hy
Hardy Adams Of Marshall, who
said he was told about il when
visiting In San Antonio. by u
friend from Argentina. The
scheme in Argentina raised
$4,000 for British aid, Adams
was told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
HIS PROMISE

Britain already watching with
thrilled interest the valiant stand
oi Two small isolated banGS OF
American marines on Wake and
Midway islands today found the
siege ol llonEhone one Of Its major
topics
Lacon.c sturdy. hluc-cycd Mark
Young 81 years old was the sub
lcct of many a verbal biography
q dCyuut ChUrchman and a keen
sportsman Young terse, l6-word
answer to Winston Churchllls
message Of encouragement to the
bCicaguCrcd crown colony in the
Ear East already is occupying lis
niche i'm current war history. III
10 words be thanked the prime
minister. Then.
we intend 10 do our best"
he concluded.
After ne ScCved with distinction
in the first World War, Mark
Young resumed ms career in civil
service what had been inter
rupted from 1914 to 1918. Among
his posts were:
Principal assistant colonial sec
rotary, Ceylon. 1923-l92S; colonial
secretary. Sierra Leone. 1923
1880; chief secretary, Palestine
1930-1933; governor and com.
mander-in-chief, Barbados. 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
.IIOIlSkOns
Governor


LONDON Dec. II GNS).-
Trouble isn't anything new TO Sin
Narh NoaNE governor OF B%Ncgec
Horskoas whose fast and firm
negative last Saturday 70 a Jap
anc.S demand Of surrender ha,
caught Che Imagination OF tho
Sr.tIst Empire and is allies
throughout tho world
Tho commander-in-chict Of tho
British crown colony belongs TO .
iam'y famous FOR its services tc
tac tupAo.. Yo4ne himself has
had.h> sbuc ~ difficult Jobs since
Dc did hs hitch in the trenches
i'm World War !. go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
BULK IN HtWAU

They include 40.s69 or SIS 4 pcr
cent of the 47307 foreign born
japanese in this country.
The State of California alone In
1910 had 93,7l7 or 73S per cent of
the total Japanese IN the country
and 1859 or Il per cent Of the
total foreign born.
The great bulk Of tho Japanese
race in the American territories
are concentrated IN Hawaii, where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
House Of Correction Goes in Red S46,057

The Detroit House of Correc-
ton lost SAC 057, not including de-
probation during the fiscal year
ending last June 80. and $124, 76G
If depreciation is included. accord
ing 10 report received today by
the common council
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
BEAT DIFFICULTIES

Often he COPIED with difficulties
He faced labor problems while he
was IN Barbados. Riots broke oui
when he was in Trinidad Wher
the governor returned 10 England
for colonial office conferences, he
administered the island
At Tanganyika, on the east
coast Of Africa, he found genera
unrest and he brought peace anc
quiet.
Two years ago he was chosen
for the important Hongkong post
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
335.OOO laps Inn q. :.
And ItSTerrifOrieS
BY COLE f. MORGAN
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

in 1910. they numbered 157 COS and
constituted 37.3 per cent Of the
total population Of that island
group TheNorcign horn Japanese
in IIawaH numbered 1888.
The following tabulaton shows
the areas Of Japanese concentra-
ton in the Gnitcd States:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Record Purchase

SAN DIEGO Cal Dec IT
GNSl- When the rush TO stock
Up ON silk hose was az us height
IN san Diego. one store executive
reported that customer requested
33 dozen pairs, believed 10 be a
rncnrd-