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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND

e Princess Norah scheduled to
 . arrive tomorrow afternoon [
 c or evening.
 . Columbia due Wednesday, (
 . SCHEDULED SAILINGS (
 . North Sea scheduled to sail .
 . from Seattle 10 am. tomor- (
 row. ( Q from Seattle at 10 am. Mo- .
 . yember 4. . . Tongass scheduled to sail . c from Seattle November 6. . . Northland scheduled to sail . . from Seattle November ' at . . 10 am. . . Mount Mckinley scheduled to . c sail from Seattle November . . g. . . Aleutian scheduled to sail . . from Seattle November 8. . . Tyee scheduled to sail from . . Seattle November 13 . . North Coast scheduled to sail . . from Seattle November IA at . . 10 am. . . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . . Aleutian scheduled southbound c . about midnight tonight. . . Yukon scheduled southbound e Saturday. . . Alaska scheduled southbound . . next Monday. . . LOCAL SAILINGS . . EStebeth scheduled to sail . . every Wednesoey at pm. . . for Sitka and wayports. . . Dart leaves every Wednesday . Q at am. for Petersburg, Port . Alexander, Rake and way . . ports. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03
ALA5kAMS' SONS
 VISITING JUNEAU

Carl Theile, Jr, son of former Secretary of Alaska, and well known mining fishing man now deceased, and John Griffin, son of C. R Griffin, Alaskan representative of Trick & Murray Company, Seattle, arrived in Juneau Saturday night on the steamer Yukon They arc staying at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03

Dr. Courtney Smith, Charles Lund, Harold Lester and E. L. Bart lett, all deplaning here.
 R. w. McCrary and T. w. Guns came here yesterday on the Lode star which made the Fairbanks round trip today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03
WALKERS IN TOWN

MT. and Mrs. A, P Walker Of Pelican City arrived in Juneau on their gasboat yesterday and are staying at the Gastineau Hotel. is former legislator.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03

ClVlllan apprentices at Navy yards receive S32o a day at the peehhlng of their training, and up to more than $6 day toward the end Of their four-year instruc-
 tinn
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Continued from Page one)

iCDIllulQeQ lIOlli rage Ofl6l to do with it and the findings of the grand jury have not been dis closed.
 However, as result, there has been more stew over franking privileges than at any time the eldest observer can remember.
 The franking privilege - the right of having official mail go through postage free when it con- tains a printed facsimile of a Con- gressman's signature in the stamp corner-is one of the most jeal- guarded prerogatives of Con- gress.
 Tie laws regarding it are, to say the least, peculiar. Although certain restrictions are set up by law, there is no penalty for it's misuse other than the post offices right to collect postage where the law has been inlringea. on the other hand, violations of the same right extended to government de- parLments on official business mail are punishable by a $500 fine
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03

There is no law against a Con- gre csman sending bales of these ranked envelopes to any person for addressing although the con tents must contain the line 4not printed at government expense
 As matter of fact, as Representa- tive Fish. bitter administration foe from New York, pointed out, the law specifically provides that Congressmen may send packages of franked envelopes to persons for addressing and mailing.
 On the other hand, Senator Barkley, majority leader, read an
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03

Rees, Eugene Uotila, MT. and Mrs. Gus Uotila, Mrs Nellie Duffy, and Richard Walsh.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03
TIDES

(Sun time, November 4
 High tide-0:59 am, 15.7 feet. Low tide-6:46 am, 22 feet. High tide-12:52 pm, 17.5 feet. Low tide-7:16 pm, -O.9 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-03

e Princess Norah scheduled to . . arrive tomorrow afternoon . e or evening
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Heimt, unH 8lmtttetts
Nasjtcuune
Wulu 22. ;sebrnar bis |. Wdrs lm
Ymblic AUDITORIUM.

Nurtncrcl uno @lrlntrn5lcDen III
cine Seinloftipit1t al Der lcoer tell
ncbn1cn fonn aans eleih 100 cr mobnt
Tics miro oui ser @lln1enolls'tels
hing oen @ciuberu ocn1onNtrlcrt mi
Vublic auditorium.
Shlupbl Sic 8Grtncr nit Snen llnO
Iilonscn bon SriiblinQSp'ldn5en be-
id,Gitigt iino. miro ms Der Trilbs
ling bicrbcr aebraht nit Sol''cnoen
ron 9ilonsen, @ilmcn, >plloen Trilh.
iohrsbllmlcn, Moien rlo plclen olloc'
rem bliihcnocn StrGlrhcrn. Ii'Ber cls
nem nonscn gdcr @lmen 'lno ollt)
Ntldterhcinc 81 icbcn uno 70 prof'
tiidc @Grtcn, Scilncil,rldtln9cn al
Ter Mrt llliu.
Gintrittsfnrtcn mcrocn leet bon
ullcn @artcn Clubs pcrtou't llllo 1lldI
in Sen 8eihGIten ser lnlteren Stoot
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mcnc Gnn5pl Grtrn @alplln, hnS olc
8elellihait cbcn auf Den giorft &C.
braft bat, gebabt. Gas nene Yrenn,
material 5iinoet ioiort. 9ibt mebr
Meilen uno iheioet formation bon
Carbon aus.
Ganfielo Gel So. lit eine Der alte.
item 8eielidaiten lnO mllroe Dor so
Sabren gegriinbet lno lit am beltell
befannt rpegen ibrer allsge5eidneten
Brooufte. Sas neue @aiolin lit 10
uiel perbeiiert, oab nln cine Sam
pagne llnternolulnen miro BON Der
@eieaidaft unD S1nolern, Oie biclcl
@eriammlllngen Ibeigeluobnt baben.
uno Die bereits ibneaes 8adlen illl
gerfauf beritten.
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ySp nnb bel ,ucm ntiKem bic Gin'
fommcn itcnercrf!Grnuacn cingcrcid)t
ncrben?
SSn ocm 0iunenltellcrbc5irt, nj
nclhcm Ole Yerinn pobnt pOcr ibr
Suuptgeld)lft bctreibt, llno bel DEM
Observation-Disclosures.
ySic itcllt man lcinc Ginfommcn-
itcncrcrtlaruns ans?
Snocm man gcnou ocn sInlucillrn.
gen folgt, Die ollf Ocn Glnfomntcrl:
ltrucrfnrlnnlnrcn iOlOzg lmb 1OlC
obgeorllft ltcbcn.
ySas lit bic Stcncrrntc?
Sic norntnle 9intc lit 4 Yrn5cn
Ncs 9tcttocIntnlnnlcns, olf 0as nul
funlnlt, lucnn mon Die gclcblid)cl
Musnobntcn llno &rcoitc pom Wrlltto
cinfonnrcn nb5icht; cine 3uIhlug
ltclrr olli ons 3lidlogltclcrnctto
Ginfonlncn iibcr $4,000; uno cinI
@chrltcllcr BON 10 Grp5ent Der fonl
biniCrtcn 9tprnlnl= mo ,3uihlngs
ltclcr.
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9tp2rorom
yScitcrn llnium" bcNinnt ant sans
tag, Is. NcbrMar.

3anc @reps .@cltcrn llnlon" III
in eincm 9ilb bes 20. Century ,Scr
iritgcbultcn. Der Slim lit brilliant
lmb miro i'm SirpoNrone Sbeatcr
BON Samstog an poraciithrt.
sfn ser Spite ser Mpllenbelebllne
itcbt Hcbcrt Do;,nQ, Hanoclf Scptt
Scun Snaacr unh &iralllia Gilmore
Sicie ipcreen rnter'tiibt bon Sohn
Gorroine, Chill @iua H. a.
Ssn oieicm @ilo miro inns 9cSeigi
llntcr mclhen Shmicriafcltcn un>
0ebensgcfabren sic Selegrapbcn'
SrGbtc auige5oaen lmN aac ol''aebal't
lourben inn fernen @eltcn. Eerifipo
rcr pcrillhten oas gNnSc Eager ol,rd
1Seuer ST pernihtcn mo tpcroen Sa
6ci bon Siour= Snoioncrn llnterltiibt
Sehen Sic oicicu Slim bcltirnnlt uni
Sic mcroen Shres 0eloes SSert er
6alten. -....
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Gmititt,,b>1tntcritanS
ncrcn GYps fir 8riten

2onoon. ,tSron Ghurhil ime Sn-
ncnn1iniltcr MprriIon beiidtigten ei-
ncn ltGblcrnen 3uitlhub- l(ntcrltano
ncllcn Spps, ser am I. Mpril CUR
%crteillmg an Scinlbcliter berelt lem
miro. Der llntcritono lit fir 5'pei
Crluohicnc mo cin ooer 5lpei &lns
ser bcitimmt uno miro ulS SbuE
Dor elmer &crihiittllng innerbalb Ell
ncs &onics oi,fgciteQt. Suluell Sbo-
mas, ser Moboer5Gbler, modte quite
ySisc oariiber. inbem cr lagte, es bat
nlln feline Not nlcbr, lpcnn man &C.
ranc bcim Gncu lit pubreno eines
9uftungriiics fam man nntcr ben
Gid, friedcn - llnb pcnl Der SllTt-
onariff ppriibcr lit tonu man gleid,
mcitcrcilcn. Goruils9ciett oaB man
fcinc @ombe ins Saus befam!
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2lnsrmtihen 1T Sic erSbte
lpintcraciatr
Saot Epii;cid,ci 8eorse Matu'uit,

Ser 8utmcticriabrcr bat felncl
Ylas alf ser StroGc in bcn Mlntcrs
monaten. Stblehtes @cttcr llno Gift.
acs Eilaltcr pcrooppeln oic @efobr
beim ssabrcn. IS aibt plelc sluto
fabrcr, sic Su picl bon rNnn Stio"s
3eiien, mod)tigen grenlien lno Set
ten Itatt elmer arobercil Eortion ac'
iunocn Menldcnucrltunocs alSu.
ipenoen.
Mutihcn lit sic Nrobtc @cfohr I'M
Winter. Shncc, Gcgeu obcr Gis re.
ou5iert ben 3lo ihrcr H1ocr une
ein Motorilt nit nltcn glotten 9tci.
fen lit fuit bilflos. Shrc @rclnIcn linn,
iucnn nid)t IN Sronlng, lnehr cine
9claituua als cll 6llthabcn. Slui
Dem elotten Eflnitcr miro cine @rcnls
ie, bic ailBer Sronllna lit, lbren sSa'
gen in Elm lnfontrollierbnrcs Nut
ihen bringen, lucnn Sic idlneu ml'
baltcr pollcn
Sratten Sic :oarnnh, Ionb Sbr
auto immcr IN guten 3uitanr
lit lmo pergelien Sic niht 10 81 fob.
rc1, ipic cS Sic 9sintcr,,mltGnoe unN
Oas @ctier pcrlon9t.
Reou5icrcn Sic Sbre @cid)winois,
felt ,m 3uiamnlenltoBe 81 uerhiitel,
ino it,ncu Sn!tcu tounen pbne 81
9iliiChcn.
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uakrmt,esn,ittel>
2(nsiteu,,tta
1aHcrt sum 6. bis ia. Mars ans'
ncnommcn SDnntag.
@adwcttitrcit jett befanntaeseben.

Tic Nobrunesmittcl slusItcllllns,
sic ocn Glcpelonber Eubliflm i'm
Gublic auditorium bonn 6. bis ia.
MGrs geboten miro, gab oas Ero'
gramm iiir ocn 9adtpettltreit be-
faint. Gs lit pic folgt:
Tcnnerstag, 6. WGr5, slngel 6ooo
Safe (fcinc Scins)
,sreitog. Z. MGrs: Spulge Cafe
(9einc HScing)
Samstoa, 8. MdrS: @ciBbrot (feinl
3ruillinalaibe, llneciibr 1 Yfl,nS
2aibO
Mcntaa, 10. MtGr5: Senlon Gbiiion
(aeine arlmenfruite)
Gicnstae, II. @iGr5: GuropGiides
grot lno 9adipert (irgenoipelhes)
Wittlpcf, 12. @tiir5: Coolies irsenS
ipclder Irt 90 bon elmer Sorte)
Eonncrstag 13. lfdr5: Yeait &ollen
(ireeno rpclder slrt, ieds BON ieoe,
Sorte)
:sreitaa, IA. Mar5: Snper Butter
Gafe (Gpcnllt Scirg ooer Yellclu)
YroIcllincne gdfcr limo bon bte.
fem @cttitreit allsgeifloiien. Gs
'perben orci Greiie. $40. S. umo So
aegebcn, oesaleiden peibe gdnoer.
fsreic aohidl.le miro tGglid itatt
iinoen in ser unteren Sale oes Eub
lie sluoitoriluns.
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l1tamsiielN. Utie
srac Nu. IA >. ,. 8. :.

Sic &crmunns. Sobnc lmo Sd,lpc.
ltcrn neroultnltcn am 10. tSebrllar
cine Sbeateruorltculng nit nad)tol.
acnocm Cams. 3w slufiiibrllng &c.
lnnat Sic Gbcfcricn". Spiellciter lit
Ectcr 2oris. 3lm Sun5 lpiclt Sogels
aope1c. Ger Gintritt bctrlgt 25c oie
Gcricn. Sir bette ltntcrbaltlng lorgt
oos &pnlitce. sllio Srellnoc, Witelic.
Scr uno @omner, lubt ,ms lpieber cin.
NAL cincn illiti9eu Ibeno in Scr Ser.
unnnlohnc Sullc nn Grange uno
Central Npcn,c pcrbrlnoen ,lno ous
Snnsbcin idnuingcn I'm Sablreihcn
0ellld, bittct Sas &pmitcc.
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Naitcr luoltcr 4. 1tIein

BON Scr Guonacliihcn Heiornicrten
STRIDE Der @cIteite, iprud oieler
Gage in Der Meligioicn Community
Shtuoc int SSotcl slaertpn in Gleues
louo. Gr Idilocrte ieiuc Griubrlms
gen ilu 9Scltfriea. stncrifaner, mel
dlc sic Sd,rcfcu ocs &rie9cs geicbcn,
'pcrben nienal5 ben ncl,en &rieg gut
hCibcn oocr oofiir icin, ouB iit sic
Ser. Stuaten oaran beteillgen. IS
lit bcnlcrfcnslucrt, meintc er, oaB
9rutc, bc am luutcitcn nah arieg
id)rcieu Groufopfc lino, Die feine
9lltaIic,t habrn. an oie ,sront 5ll font
men. @cnn sic @rcn5en ser Ser.
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9enti9e 3entrale
Spicpb SIlsmann ,nm Eraiioenten
in ocr Notwithstanding geWablt.

S,n eroBen Saale oes @cltleitc
Sad)ienbeims fano am Sonnta9 Ole
Notwithstanding Der 0clltibcn
Scntrole itatt, sic iebr gut belltt
mar. Tie 9camtcnpobl battc fol1en-
oes Hciultat:
Sn ben &er>paltllngsrat pllroc''
@ltitap 3iencr ,no Sitlls Happ tpie.
ocrgcpGhlt. 9teue Mitglieocr oes
@erlpaltl,nesrots lpllroen Sclepb
Siilslnonn. Wtid)ael Itiiller ilno
Sc,lrp Sort,pig.
Gum YrGiioentcn Scr 3cntralc
lp,,roc Soiepb Siilsnlonn aelpoblt
Or. Heid,Ic batte cine @ieoerluobl
,pcecn llcbcrbGuiimg nit slrbcitel1
obeclebut, bleibt inoe'len Wtit9lleo
oes Gcripoltlugsrats.
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9talieniiher. General
itirbt 1T 6cia,,ocnIhait

@oiro. Gas britiltc Sulptullartiel
Nob bcfannt, oob ,@enerol Scllero
ser Wcicblsbnbcr ser italicnild)c d)cl 10
Mrmec, an Sen sSolgcn bon Gerlet
5un9cn, sic CT bel ocn &Gnpicn lilo
lid bon 9cngoli erlitten bat, geltor
ben lit. 9ishcr hoben Die Gnglunocl
% &cncrGlc uno cincn slomirnl In
Gcrlouic ibrcr apeimonatigen Sficn
lipc gciungen gcnpllnlcn.
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Ne,.c Seutlhc Bidder
III Cleprlan>s
x.a,,,,tbibli>tkef

Adcrfned)t-Sottfrieb &ellcr. Ge,
ldihte ieincs Sebens.
sllperOes-Tanf uno Sienit. 9teOen
llnb slufiGte.
9ilnncr @eltaIt uno Wanocl.
Trauenbiloniiie.
Glauoius @ann mir if)reiten.
8coidtc.
Subl-Tie @leid)cn.
Heip-Gr Yerauna.
Yilegbar-Oie Sslanorciter.
Imcrnana. Gin Ore
bier fir amcrifa. .HeiicnOe.
Sbaffncr-&f nm &eife.
Human.
9ambs -areuSiabrten oes @rouens
golfmonn-Ier eroBe &rieg.
1914-18.
@alter-@llltap Mahler.
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Gel>ene plaeettc >es
=. a.. 7.
Icm Mcid)siilrcr Simmlcr iibcr,
rcid)t

Stuttgart. Ger Sberbiirocrnlciltcl
ser Stabt ser 9ll,slonobclltlhcn, Or
&url Strolm. iibcrrcibtc m Z. ct
tober in Berlin ocm Hcihsiiihrcr uni
Ghef ser Seltihcn Epli5ei Scinrid
Sinmlcr ous slnlub ocs erlten Sab
rcstoscs iciner @cruilma slm Heid)s
tommiiior iiir sic Seitiallng bellt
ld)cn &plfstltms sic Bolocne Eln
fette ocs Telltlhen Muslono. .Sniti
tltts.
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Gsapei,, NtalnteHY nun
in, Aeietstae pertreten

Berlin. Ser .8erliner Yofalan5ei.
ger" teiltc nit, oab I0olf Sitter ben
oeutihen Meidstag I'M Ole 8ertreter
scr BON gcleien 5llriifgetuonnenen
Ye5irfe Gupen, Malme6p ilno Mores'
net pergroBern miro. Nad) Dem oeut-
ihen ssiibrerprin5ip miro Sitter
ielblt 0ieie Tertreter allstpdblen.
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Abe. Dies tp,.rSe
betumbtleS a,afeefmnHen

8aibington. 8epraientant Gies.
Gem. Seras, brah in ieinem 8iiro
beipnBtlos 5,.iammen, fonnte aber
nad ciniser 3eit ipieoer belebt per-
Den. sein slr5t iagte. Der aongreB-
pertreter lei rpoafommen abgearbei.
tet" meroe lid aber ipieoer erbolen.
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Gi,,fen,,,,cnitc,er fmrs
unN biin>ia
sScr mns cinc Grflarnna iibcr icin
(sinfummcn cinrcid)cn?

Scoe unpcrbcirotcte Gcrlon nit u
mem @ruttoeinfonlmcn nnn $500
oOcr mchr; iebe perhcirutetc Tcrlon,
sic nitt nit Monn oher iSrar lcbt
lulo eill 0rnttocinfomnlcn bon $1,000
coer mcbr bot; lno pcrbeirotcte Hcr-
ionen, sic Suiomncn lebcn, mcnn 'ic
elm Yruttocinfomnlen bon $4,000
oOer mehr babcn.
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ysann miiHcn bic SrflGranacn iibcr
Ginfummcn cinacrcidlt iucr6cM?

iSiir oos &ulcnoorlabr al poer
Dor ocm Is. MGr5 1941. Stir oas
sSisfuliatr an uocr Dor Dem 10. "a:
uc Ocs orittcn atonnts nud Dem
Sdlu6 ocs 1Sisfaliahres.
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8enn oih Die 2diter5l,nge itid)t,
10 LOB es sir gum groite iagen, bic
ihledteiten ssriihte fino cs nift
lporan oie Weipen nagen.
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Stuateu beOrobt lperoen, lit abcr Der
Galtor &lcin bcrcit, ielbcr al Die
Ssrunt 81, gcben.
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GaniielS Oel Company

Srinat ncucs 0aiplin aui ocn Marft
". G. Gllinger, @eneraluerfaufs'
manager ser GaniieIb Gel SO. fir
iiber 20 Sabre. bat chen cine Serie
oon Icriunlnlllngen nit Sdnolern
inn noroIihcn Shio gebolteil, Inn oas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Cleveland Ship Tops
Bob Timken's Ktfyhawk Rated Best of Year for
Victory in Msckinac Race
By GEORGE T.. VAN

BaclWatcring into the 1911
yachting season the golden flag
for the winning season surely must
60 10 an outside ship the 1O-foot
Cleveland cutter, Bob Thinker $
Kittyhawk. for what she did in
winning the Port Huron-Nackinac
race. q
Here was a ship that wasn't
given a prayer. She had been up
before and had finished down in
the field.
How could she beat such ships
as Jimmy Loves Manitou, Chi
cago yawl which had Won two
years in a row ? Then there were
Fred FordS Evening Star and
Dave Williams Sonata. winners in
1888 and 1887 Tommy Fishers
Apache, Dave SloSs' kathmar and
the huge 72-foot Royono teN-Man-
dool which John Ford was taking
up in the race for the first time.
all of these and more Wera rated
ahead OF the husky ClgVcland
yacht.
Kittyhawk wasn't the first SHIN
10 drift across the finish line in
those ghoStlng airs this year But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
SOLEM, DONELLI ON LUNCH PROGRAM
Noted Coaches Added TO Biq List

Two Of the most colorful coaches
in America have been added 10
the roster for Mondays Downtown
Quarterback luncheon. The meet
ing sponsored by The Detroit
Times will be held al the Book
Cadillac and all football fans are
welcome.
Buff Donelli coached the only
team ef the East last
year, DuqueSne. The other. OSSie
Solem Of Syracuse introduced the
inverted center that caused SO
much controversy during the sea
son. II will be the first appearance
of both before a Detroit group.
Donelli'S DuqaeSne team rated
with the first five in the country
and alone among the Eastern
teams was unbeaten and united
Buff tried coaching two teams.
DuqueSne and the Pittsburgh
SteelerS during the season Com
missioner Layden OF the National
Football League ordered him IN
stay with only one club and' be-
picked the college team
Solem'S turn-about center >cuf
the rules committee into Q special
during The season and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Dubs TO Fight
4 in Z Days

IIarvcy DubS, Windsor welter-
weigE/yho meets Mansfield DrlS-
kcll ny, Friday AZ the State Far
Coliseum Is the KIND OF d fighter
who thrNc> ON work
That fright VIII be the first Of
four he scheduled 10 have within
a period OF H. days IN four differ
ent cities which Is considerable OF
d program for any fighter
Following Friday bout he
meets Ronnic Beaudin January ,,
Just three days later He signed
to fight January l. in Chicago with
Aldo Spoldi as hI, probable OPP
ponent and two days later he'll be
in Cleveland for a rematch with
Billy Murray whom he deciSioned
in five rounds on the Billy SoOSe-
Jimmy Reeves card
That's a pace seldom eQualed by
any. bat preliminary fighters, but
DubS has graduated from the
coffee and cakes class
His record, too. shows he's been
coming along az a good pace OF
his 80 fights, this youngSter who
turned l9 Just three months ago
has won 80 Il of them by knock
outs. His four losses have been
split between two men, Willie
Davis and Floyd Hagen
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she wasn't far behind the much
larger Royono, Manitou and iris,
the latter a l2-metcr Sloop. -
foot ship which sailed in the racing
class.
kittyhawk was fourth but miles
and miles ahead of ships OF her
CALDER, wind wagons like Apache.
Sonata, EStrellita Kathmar and
Evening Star, and far ahead Of
the one designs like Shamrock
and Siren.
The shippers Of these last named
ships wouldn't believe their ears
when told Kittyhawk had been in
for hours.
But that was the story. Thinker
and his crew which included
Champion Finn of the Detroit
Boat Club. went against all Macki-
nae Race tradition by sailing their
own course. breaking with the
fleet and sailing far over toward
the Canadian shore buckiHg into
the wind that first night
When they headed her back on
another tack She had Rcvono
49, CONTINUED on Page Ie)
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Harrison Leads
Beaumont Open

BEAUMONT Tex, Dec. 27
GNS).-E. J. Dutch Harrison,
Little Rock (ArkD pro, burned up
the Beaumont Country Clubs
course with a four-under-par 81
TO take the lead in the first days
play of the Beaumont Open golf
tournament.
Harrison shot four brides and
was over par only twice, putting
together a 80 and a "a for his
score. One stroke behind him was
Herman Kaiser of Akron, o.. with
a 33-35-68 Tony Penna of Day
ton, o., had a 50.
Tied at 20 were Ray Hill, Ma
maroneck. n. Y; John Moran. Chi
cago; Lester Kennedy. Newman
ket. n. Y; Jim TurneSa, Elmsford,
n. Y; Jimmy Gauntt. Longview.
Tex: Chuck Harbert, Battle
Creek, Mich. Paul Runyan, White
Plains. N. Y, and Lloyd Mangrum,
Chicago.
Bracketed al II were Barney
Clark, Houston, Jack GrOut, West
Pitton, Pa; Byron Nelson. To-
ledo. o.; Henry Picard, Oklahoma
City.
Lee Roy Garrett, Beaumont;
Joseph Zarhardt, MorriStOwn. Pa.
and Jimmy Demaret. Detroit. each
had a u. Other scores included
the 70 of Ky Laffoon. Miami
Okla the "A Of Dick Metz. Chi
cago. and the Is of Ben Hogan of
Hershey, Pa.
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Anchor Man BaHlOniS
Great u. Of D. Center Bulwarks Blues Line
in North-South Battle Today

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec. 27.
The Blue and the Gray Will re-
new hostilities in a football way
here in the cradle OF the confed-
eracy today, and a bulwark IN the
Blue line will be Vince Banonis
from the University of Detroit
Vince Will start for the Blues
at the center spot He didn't get
the center assignment because OF
press clippings. Vince earned his
starting berth because of his
ability. Ever since coaches Lynn
Waldorf and Carl Snavely saw the
big fellow in action the job was
his.
BanoniS is a great lincSman, that
the coaches have conceded The
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Brother Vince job he practically throws
biceps and thighs all about the landscape.
will please you WestfalI days is asking
all his friends TO grant him favor He's pulling string
known to try and get into the nations armed services
turned down thing
with drum. He doesn't like that lie thai
for fighting have drum. He
doesn't hear somebody comngbeause he isn't
of the road anyway.
got hunch if there any such thing waving technical
physical rules in this that Uncle Sammy wink
eye Bobby Westfalls drum Bobby pretty much of
fighting man, be be ii football.
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this system and what ne hoped to
gain by it,
The session Monday will feature
the outstanding coaches from all
sections. From the West Coast
will come Clark Shaughnessy OF
Stanford. From the Midwest will
be Fritz Crisler of Michigan. Harry
Struhldrer Of Wisconsin. Nal FL
ward of Purdue, 30 McMillin. In
diana. Joe Gembis, Wayne. Charley
Bachman. State and Gus Dorais Of
L. of u.
Y The two ends of the South will
be represented. From the South
west VIII come Matty Bell OF
Southern Methodist and from the
Southeast viii be Bill Alexander
OF Georgia
The top coaches Of the East will
include Dick Harlow Of Harvard.
Tad Wiem8n OF Princeton and Lou
Little OF Columbia IN addition 10
Solnni and Donelll%
The meeting viii start at 1915.
Ail football fans are welcome.
There is no charge except for
lunch Monday noon. Book Cadil-
lar, grand BALLROOM.