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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
Meant to Do 1t

Meant to Do 1t
"Did you ever take out an in
surance policy"
Yes"
"Accident?"
mo; did it on purpose"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
Treatment of Men

There is nothing to do with men
but to love them; to contemplate
their virtues with admiration,
their faults with pity and forbear-
ance, and their injuries with for
giveneSs.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
OFF Color

Cu COICr
Ina-Dear me, uchat's ,o-ong ,oith your
cat9
Mona-It'S art trouble.
No, no. You mean heart FoubLe."
No. say it's art trouble. 1t seal.
lo,ved Mde of paint
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
JUGT ~x1g9
Ir1|';;:;|IS::::::j1|r7j1I2ZIz

AS Promised
"Show me an Irishman and I'll
show you a fool
"Well, I'm an Irishman."
"Er-and I'm the fool"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

Some cheerful philosophers tell
us that money does rot bring hap
piness, but it does help one to be
miserable in comfort.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25
These DAYS

These Days
Mr.. Meeker-So you're lost, little
man? Why didn't you hang on to
your mothers skirt?,
Jackie (snif)-Pleath, thir, 1
couldn't reach it.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

ton the reports from the north that
the bodies Of the men were found by
Indians. The name of Isadore, rich fur
man, when brought by Finlay, causes
an immediate cessation of further con-
versation along that line.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-09-25

No Chance
ever had any organic trou-
ble?" asked the medical officer.
mo, Sir" replied the recruit.
I'm not musical"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
.D4v cSCsNuoeSGSauvc 9suec3Gssle

nadeje .Jdu sc vas ptati,
Je-li pro mne vSe ztraceno . =,
a nezbyva-li mi mic nez plat a
Utrapa, a nadeje ma uplne "a
pOmenutf tOtiz ma smrt
"Mus1te %povznesti svou dust
k nebi a nesti muzne ranu, jez
vas zasahla 49,. Psala jsem VAN
re Klara nasla svoji matku F..
nalezf nynf k vznesene rodine,
obdrz1 co nejdrfve velk6 jmenf,
jsou to okolnosti, jez stav1 mezi
nj a vas nezdome pTekazky."
"Nezdoln6," opakoval A
drien femme.
"Zajist6 to pochopfte, drahe
dft6."
"Bohuzel, chapu to velmi
dobTe; jsem skrovnym umel-
Gem, ha jen Temesln1kem
jsem chud a Klara pochazi re
vznesene rodiny Stane Sc
bohatou muslin mani zapo-
menouti -"
Couvreur Sc zamlcel; "a chv1
Ii pax tazal Sc:
"Dari Sc il lepe neniliz
pravda?"
"Myslfm, re ano," odpovede-
la jeptiska.
"Nedostala jste cd nj zpra-
wy"
"Ano, ale jen jednou."
"Nemluvila o mne, nez ode
sla?"
me, mile dit6; byla tax upl-
ne zaujata st6st1m, re nasla
matku, re V hlav6 jeji nebylo
mista ma jine myslenky 49,"
"OvSem -. naSla matku -.
ZapOmn6la ma mne -"
Adrien pFetrel 81 dlan1 vlhke
oci, pTijal cd sestry Merle peni-
re, jez j byl sv6Til a odesel z
nemocnice Saint Antonio, Sep
tale:
"Jest pc vsem! -. Ami ne
vyTkla mole jmeno! A prece
mne milovala -. aspon jsem
to- myslil Mylil jsem Sc 49,.
Klamala NM, tvrdfc, re mne
miluje Proc jsem il jen poz-
nal ?.... Ohm jsem Sc provinil,
re muslin snaseti TAXA muka?"
Adrien Couvreur trpel sku-
tecn6.
Myslenky ma sebevrazdu jei
pronasledovaly a nebyl by snad
mel dosti silly jim Odolati, kdy-
by mu V temnu bolu a zoufalo-
sti nebyl zdstal slaby paprsek
nad6je, jenz ozaroval propast
1trap jeho jake matny svit
hv6zdy nocni temno.
Vratil Sc Op6t ku sve praci.
Kazd6ho Ultra vychazel re
sv6ho domecku ma ostrove
Saint Catherine a kazdy vecer
Sc tam vracel nemaje tuseni, re
uzdravujfci Sc Klara naleza Sc
mu tax ma bl1zku.
Los, jejz dala mu mlada div
ka, bylo vSe, co mel cd nj.
Dial 81 jej "a rance a caste
sed6l cele hodiny pred MIN, ne
bot uvad6l mu ma pam6t veske-
re 1trapy, radost boil lasky.
Kdyz slo Sc podel bTehu, by
10 daleko ma nadraz1.
Ably mohl voliti kratS1 cestu
pres Marnu, koupil 81 Adrien
malou lodicku, S n1z projizdel
Sc V nedeli pc Tece a kreslil ma
lebna mfsta.
Lodicka byla zakotvena v
hlavnim ramenu reky u jeho "a
hradky.
zivot, jejz vedl mlady ma
liT, byl smutny a samotafsky,
nepTal 81 to vsak jinak, mohl
aspon stale vzpomfnati ma Kla-
ru.
Dne poznenahlu pribyvalo.
Xviii ma lukach roZkvetalo.
Ptactvo radovalo Sc a jasalo
v kTovinach.
Celia pffroda dychala pies.
Klara nesdflila vseobecne We
sell; smutne a zasmusile lila
vedle sve matky.
Doktor, jenz il caste navste-
voval, mel "a svoji p%ovinnost
upozorniti slepou ma dusevni
rozpolozenf mlade dfvky.
Pavlina vedela velmi dobfe,
co vlastne jest dceFi.
Klara zm1rala laskou.
Kdykoli vsak chtela uboha
matka pot6siti dceru soustrast-
nym slovem, pravila tato 1--WE
a odm1tav6:
"Pozdeji 49,. az pozd6ji 81 0
tom promluv1me, matinko
Pockejte, az nase zalezitosti
budou vyf1zeny $500"
Pavlina pax plakavala tise a
nepozorave We sve loznici.
Zalezitosti nikterak nepo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

DAM, bud k Obedu. Pc cely
cas-, vo byl We spolecnosti obou
zen, pozoroval je a vyptaval Sc
jich, az nabyl poznenahlu jis.
totu, re slepa nepfinutf Klaru
nikdy Ike snatku, jejz on chtel
still co stGj uskutecniti.
"Byl bych oslem, kdybych
.jeSte dele cekal." pravil k sobe.
eco nevidet Sc dozv1me, jaky
Dude poplatek 49,. Nez Sc to- sta
ne, muslin byti porucnfkem
totiz jedinym panem pomerd.
PAX budu moci die sve vile roz
kazovati! -"
Jednoho dine dial Sc Joubert
dovezti k mostu Charentohu,
kde vylezl z kocaru a procha-
eel Sc pesky pc bfehu feky.
Mezi mostem charentonskym
a mostem zeleznicn1m v Tecisti,
kde poj1 Sc Sekvana S Marocu,
naleza sc prfstaviste lodnfka,
jenz vyrabf lode vseho druhu:
Cd prosteho pramu a p1skove
lodi az do nejjemnejs1, nejele-
ganthejsi kocabky.
Joubert vessel do lodaTovy
pfsarny, dial 81 ukazati lodky a
ptal Sc pax pc Gene lehounke,
jiz OpotTebovane lodicky.
Joubert zaplatil bez smlouva-
nj skrovnou cenu a pravil, re 81
"a dive hodiny pride pro LODI
ku. Lodar odevzdal mu xii
eek cd zamku, j1mz byla lodic-
ka upevn6na tax, re mohl Pla-
eide jen odepjati retez, basadi-
tt vesla a odplouti.
Joubert obedval Charento-
hu a kdyz Sc setmelo, Easel 81
pro koupenou lodku.
Vesloval S neobycejnou ST.
lou a dovednosti do hlavnlho
ramona Marry.
K desate dojel Ike Creteilske-
mu jezu, kde nastaly obtize.
Chtel-li, ably Sc zameT jeho
zdaTil, musila sc lodicka dosta-
ii pres jez.
Nechtel 81 DAFT otevrfti splav,
coz bylo by vec velice zjedno-
duSilo =. zalezelo mu vsak ma
tom, ably nikdo nemohl poznati
ami lodicku, ami jej1ho MATTE
lie.
Musil il tedy vytahnouti a
vleci il pc bfehu asi dvacet kro
XII a spustili il mad jezem opet
do vody.
Joubert pristal ma miste,
kde bTeh nebyl pTikry a snad-
no pTistupny. Vyskocil ven a
pTitahl lod'ku "a retez nahoru
ma bTeh.
Pravili jsme jiz, re byla vel
mi lehka.
Dala sc dosti snadno vytah-
nouti z vody.
Ia deset minut byl Joubert
Size propocen al ma kuzi, ale
lodicka plula jiz mad jezem pc
hladine Marry.
XVI.
Joubert vsedl do lodky, "a
lOzil vesla a preplavil sena pro-
tejsf bTeh.
Gas byl mt pT1znivy.
Byla cira tina.
Dosti Shiny v1tr pohanel husta
mracna pc obloze, jez zakry-
vala prvn1 ctvrt mes1ce.
Placide zajel do v~edlejsiho
ramene feky, jej1z brehy vrou-
bf podel ostrovu Saint Cathe-
rine jivya vrby, jejichz svisle
vetve dosahujf az k same vode.
Privazal lodicku k vrbe, po-
lozil vesla pod lovicky lodky q
skocil ma breh.
"Zitra Dude pc vsem," septal
a ia stanu Sc svrchovanym
panem! -"
Ma vezi Creteilskeho kostela
tlouklo jedenact hodin.
Joubert dial Sc polmi, prosel.
vesnickou a byl tax stasten, re
nasel v Charentonu kocar, v
nemz pTijely dive danny a jenz
jej nyni odvezl zpet do Parize
Unaven nezvyklym vcerej-
Sim namahanim, spal ma zejtft
velmi dlouho; pax Sc donna ma.
snfdal a odjel ma ostrov Saint
Catherine.
Nez vessel do sveho letohrad'
ku, Easel 81 ma bTeh Teky, ably
Sc pfesvedcil, je-li lodicka tam
kan il byl predvecer uvazal
Vida, re jest vse v poradku
odebral sc k obema damam.
Slepa a Klara byly v zahra
de.
Klara predcftala prave PRIV
nj stranky jakesi novely.
Zahlednuvsi pT1chozlho, pre-
: stala clsti.
M 1x0
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Zbledla.

velice!"
Pozvedl sklenice, patrfcf Pa
Wine a KlaTe, zat1m co Josefs
utlrala vylite vino a prostirals
ubrousek ma skvrnu.
Kdyz byla hotova, postavi
Placide opet sklenice ma still
ale tax, re stala nynf sklenks
S lekem pred Pavllnou
Nikdo ST toho hevsiml.
"Kdyz pilo sc ma zdravi sve
matky a ma zdrav1 me, rozbila
Sc %sklenice," pravila Klara ii.
Sc. "Tot zle znamenf, pane
Jouberte -"
"Snad nejste povercivou, mi
lie d1te?" zvolal doktor."
"Nemyslfm," odpovedela
dlvka. "Jsem vSak rozcilena a
lekla jsem Sc roztlucene skleni-
ce -.
"Lekla 81 sc drahousku," O.
pakovala slepa. proc sc leka-
tt. Mic nam nehroz1 echo
bychom mely Sc bait -"
"Mate pravdu matinko vim,
re jsem nerozumna 49,. zle tu-
Semi vsak nepta Sc, je-li oprav-
meme 80"
"Zle tusen1! Musfs je zapu-
dit -"
"Pokusim Sc O to-"
Obedvali dale.
Slep6 musilo Sc pfi jfdle pred
kladat a dati il vse, echo bylo
treba do ruky.
Klara prokazovala tyto sluz-
by sve matce S neznou poor
nost1.
"Dej mi sklenici, drahous-
ku," pravila Pavlina.
"Zde, matinko -"
"Slepa vypila vino jedinym
douskem.
81 ocf Joubertovych vyslehl
blesk dive radosti 49,.
XVII.
Obloha sc uplne zatahla.
V dali neustale hTmelo a BILE
sky Sc krizovaly -.
"Kdyby Sc v1tr obratil, byla
by zde bourka okamzite," pra-
vii lekaT. "Pouzijme vhodne
chvile, pane Jouberte, a nezdr-
zuJme Sc ~
"Sd1lim vas naheld, doktore,
danny nam zajiste odpust1 .
Josefe, zavrete "a Mani dobTe
dveTe 49,"
"Budte bez starosti, pane
Jouberte, uzavru vSe -"
Oba muzi odesli O pGl osme
ma nadraz1, vsedli do vlaku,
vystoupili spolu v Paf1zi a roze
sli Sc teprve Ma namest1 de la
Bastille.
Joubert z1stal proto tax dlou
no We spolecnosti doktora, ably
Sc V cas- potfeby mohl dovolati
jeho svedectv1 80.
z teze priciny zazel take dc
nekolika domG, S nimiz byl v
obchodn1m spojen1,a kdyz pax
vracel sc do sveho bytu, neopO-
menul p%romluviti S domovnl-
KEN.
PAX uzavrel sc do sveho po-
kOie a pTeStrOiil i nal1cil Sc
tax dovedne, re nebylo lie jej
AMI poznati; pax vysel z domu.
aniz by 81 jej byl KIDD vsiml :.
Tlouklo prave deset hodin.
Joubert dial Sc dovezti ma ma
draz1 Vincenneske a wal 81 IL
sick do Brie Comte Robert.
Wax skoro okamzite odjel
ale Joubert m1sto ably jel az dc
Brie, vystoupil jiz We Chenne-
vieresu.
Special pax pc pravem bre.
hu Marry az k mlstu, kde me
uvazanou lodku.
Toho vecera byla v divadle
Porte Saint Martin zkouska s
dekoraci a osvetlen1m k move
vypravne hTe, jez mela Sc &C
nejdr1ve provozovati.
Velka cast dekoracf byls
malovana v dime, kde praco.
val Adrien Couvreur.
Pan d1lny teto musil byt
pr1tomen, ably Sc dorozumel
Tiditelem a strojn1kem, a wa
s sebou nejdovednejsfho svehc
delnfka, totiz naseho pfitelt
Adriena.
Byla skorom jiz pGlnoc, kdy;
Couvreur odchazel z divadla.
Kdyz vratil sc z Bordeaux
vystehoval sc 1plne z ulict
Malher a nechtel-li prenocova
I'll v hostinci musil sc vratiti n;
ostrov Saint Catherine.
Rozhodl Sc, re odjede ven.
Divadelnl vlak odj1zdel z P;
r1ze We til ctvrte ma jednu v no
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
PROPOSALS

Sealed bids viii be received by
the Board of Public Works, City
Of Key West, Florida, until 7:30 P.
Nj Monday, January 5th. 1912, for
furnishing the following equip
ment:
One-Motor Grader, approx
mate weight 5000 lbs. overall
length IS f., rnoldboard 10 r.. 4
cylinder engine equipped with
electric starter and generator.
One-200 gallon Road Oh Dis
tributor for both semi-solid and
emulsified oil, with either hand
spray, or spray bar attachments.
or both. Gasoline driven pump Of
not less than so gallons per
minute. Fuel tank and heating
torches.
One-6 to Z ton gasoline pro
PEELED Road Roller, with CON-
pressed air scarifier attachment.
Bidder may submit bids on both
new and used equipment. stating
conditions Of used equipment. and
subject 70 inspection BY a repre-
sentative of the Board Of Public
Works.
Bidder wiz state terms
/ The usual right is reserved 70
reject any and al bids.
HAROLD PTNDER.
dec22-lt Clerk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
l6DIORd BUILDING On Dugd
St. Badly Gfla } e

fTefoen WFUre szzElnazrsN4 f@ss
10 subdize q st1bborn he
badly Quilted the La1ion1 E
2ng on Duval streai Slszs4ag n4z.E.
and early Ems n1orn1uE
Damage waS coEzi11eTaa8e Te
Monroe Canty Eaalkn Ea11
which occupied the ssp Eiaax az
the building and fnz1r zsarea @@re
al damaged b ne namHz N
were tanned BY 3 nrisk M
TIE flrsf fire broke cas- IS aisauz
le o'ci0ck en- the sroana Ec<
The exact cause rEmazas 1zxz1Ar-
mined. although farem@n aEe @-
ciined - belleee Is rnav hssre xzwr't-
&C from ) 6hnrr rErcLt
Apparatus from S1a1ia1s 41
3 responded and fpuEhs 1se fn
fer more fhan s. h1-r A. snc
3 >. IA. the FIRE k<uz<e alzr saeE -
tae buiiding
The structure wfe5en eMlenssis
from zDe e 21g D1zzl ztreet IS or
cupiad 10 tas = an6 - E<
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
Major Encounter Develops In
Malay; Hong Kong Holds Out

SINGAPORE. Dec. %. The
Pacific war entered its third week
with new, major encounter de-
Weeping N northern Malay and
the gallant garrison at Hong Kong
still holding.
Tokyo acknowledged that this
l00-year-old bastion of the British
empire had not capitulated with
a eommunique which averred that
IT'S capture had not been an
nouneed because its fall was as
sured
Although the valiant effort to
defend this small, hilly island
fortress was admittedly hopeless
the garrison continued to offer
organized resistance to greatly
superior enemy forces.
In Malaga, the British beat off
isolated japanese land and air
thrusts and dug In along a 30-mile
line $50 miles northwest of Singa-
pore 70 defend two strategic
passes. II IS here that the decisive
battle for Malaga may take place.
TIE japanese are being forced
to divert divisions to repulsing
Chinese troops which are harrass-
ing them on the railway between
Canton and Kowloon.
Meanwhile, the Netherland
East Indies was making good use
of its small navy and air force.
From Batavia came an uncon-
firmed report that Dutch sub
marines sank two troop trans
ports while Dutch fighter plane
damaged a third.
Sarawak, British territory on
the north coast of Borneo, is re-
ported still holding out. japanese
losses are said to be heavy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
DRAFT EXTENSION
BILL SIGNED BY
Z. PRES. ROOSEVELT
.fBy Arsae.atea .Prer.l

WASHINGTON. Dec. a.
The draft extension bin has
been sined by President
Roosevelt and is now ready
for operation.
All men between the ages
of 1854 win have to register
but il win be some time be-
fore they win be asked TO
fill out questiornaires.
The Seleetive Service
Board said today that 2.0oo.-
600 viii first be chosen from
the 100000 already reg
istered. This new army viii
be taken from the list of those
who have not yet been call
ed. and those between the
ages of 2s and IS who were
reclassified recently.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
Secretary Knox Says
u. S. Dealing Adequately
With Submarines OF Enemy
tRy ASSpeiaaed Pressl

WASHINGTON. Dec 22-Both
the east ana west coast felt more
secure today after digesting the
report of Navy Secretary Frank
Knox which revealed that IA
enemy submarines had been sunk
IN the Atlantic.
He told the country bluntly
that the navy has already dealt
adequately with more than one
Submarine which has sought to
make attacks. on our naval and
merchant ships.
In the Pacific" he disclosed,
our naval forces have already
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
CRISIS NEAR
REACHED IN
GERMAN war
DismissaI OF Officers OF
High Rank Taken As Sc
ficus Step In Nazi OPP
sfations


LONDON. Dec. 72.-Adolph
Killers MISREPRESENTATION as COM
nsapder-in-ehiei of the German
army and his summary dismissal
Of hish-rankins officers can mean
only that . crisis has arisen in
Nsai war operations.
This fact is being stressed By
neutral observers. who point with
particular emphasis to HitIsr's
plea that the troops defend
cut front in the sast with fam
aasal determination.
Aetuality Of a crisis is further
aerentusted by continued sue
cebses Of the smashing Russian
offensive ON the Moscow front
where the Nazis were hurled
back 70 miles in two weeks and
lost several Of their best divi-
SONS.
Hitler admitted in bis radio
speech that II me Russian drive
continued to gain momentum,
Germany itselr would soon be
iassianger of invasion.
Hitler's speech. coupled with
The one delivered by Paul Goeb-
bles, bis propaganda minister,
lead the Allies diplomats to
hope that the Red successes may
.he even greater than they appear
to be
Dismissal Of Field Marshall
Waliher Won Braochitsch con-
stituses an almost unprecedented
wsttilhe switch in commands.
Tht fact that Hitler assumed
coskimAnd himself and did not
giiH Il to someone else suggests
that All the other generals sided
with Bauchitsch.
Italy expressed alarm through
Virginio Gayda. Fascist editor,
who said IN sensational article
that the battle Of Libya would
decide the fate Of Italy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
C. or c. TO HELP
IN PLANNING MAPS

The Heft Printing Company Of
Miami, which plans to publish a
series of maps of the Florida
Keys, was promised assistance
today by the Chamber Of Com
merce.
The request for information
and assistance was relsyed 10
the local Chamber by z. NJ Dun
can. general manager and chief
engineer of the Overseas Road
and Toll Bridge District.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
BRADY FUNERAL
HELD YESTERDAY

Funeral services for James H
Brady. age Is. who died at his
residence, 1915 Varela street, late
Saturday night, were held 400
o'clock yesterday afternoon from
the Ley Memorial church, Rev.
Vim. E Bryant officiating.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs.
Charity Brady: a soa, John D.
Brady six grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
: Pritchard's Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
MASONS TO HONOR
DISTRICT DEPUTY

The district deputy viii be
honored tonight at a meeting of
Anchor Lodge.
All members are urged to at
tend. The session viii start at
7;30 o'clock and will be follow
ed by the serving of refresh
ments. a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
Extreme Violence Marks Week
End Here Before Christmas

The weekend before Christmas
was marked by extreme violence.
Two colored men were severely
wounded, one seriously, in knitting
ARRAYS. and several others were
arrested following a series of alter
cations.
Henry Lee Moses, colored, was
stabbed in the breast by a large
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-22
REDS DRIVE DEEP
WEDGES INTO kA1
FIGHTING FORCES
BRITISH FORCES PRESSING
AXIS TROOPS HARD cM
TWO FRONTS. CAUSING
HEAVY RETREAT

NEW YORK. Dec 12-The
Russians have driven sarn dnar
wedges into MAJ ranks ard Erif
lsh imperial forces are pzezzizar
AXIS troops SO hard n Lihya thaf
Continued u Page Faura
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MASONIC NOTICE

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dirk. The knife just missed pierc-
ing the heart.
Deputy Harry Baker was as
signed to investigate the report of
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Fans Offer Rule
Downtown Quarterback Suggestion on Subs
to Be Offered TO Grid Rules Committee
BY EDGAR HAYES

The suggestion of the Downtown
Quarterbacks that no substitution
be made after the offensive team
goes into the huddle will be offered
TO the coaches rules committee
here during their convention next
month.
At-the final meeting OF the
Quarterbacks these ardent fans
voted 10 make the suggestion 10
the committee and il will be done.
If the coaches act favorably on il,
il will be passed along to the rules
committee which convenes just
after the first Of the year.
The rules changes made last
January have received the unanl-
nous approval Of the coaches, now
that they have had year TO try
them When the rules committee
went beyond the recommendations
Of the coaches and permitted un-
limited suhstitutions and imme-
date communication. there was
much comment. most of it un-l
favorable. IT would slow up the
game. The coaches would call all
the PLAYS" were the two most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
; Tied for First
In Pin League

Competition is getting hot and
heavy among the teams which
comprise the Women'S District
Bowling League. After yesterdays
rolling at State Fair Recreation
three teams are now tied for first
place. They are Red Run, Country
Club and Meadowbrook.
This is the first time that the
Red Run quintet has reached the
top. They took all three games
from Pine Lake Meadowbrook
held the top runE for the first two
weeks only 10 be superseded last
week by Country Club. The later
slipped yesterday and lost two
games 10 Glen Oaks, hut got two
points with one more for pin total
Mrs. r. NJ. Burch of Oakland
Hills had high three-gamc series
Of the day with 170-196-144 for
$40. Mrs. NJ. Brown of Glen Oaks
was second in Class A with 144-
1s5-164 for AGA. one pin ahead of
Mrs. Robert Stoppel Of Country
Club. In Class 3. Mrs. Paul Webb
collected first with 1SS-1SO-134 for
500, followed by Mrs. w. r. Hamil-
ton Of Country Club with 1879
LIP for 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Smith, SmaIfz Join
dst-West Squad

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. %
(INS)-Addition of Bruce Smith,
sensational Minnesota halfback,
and Bill SmaltZ, Penn State full
back, to the eastern squad for the
annual New Years Day East-West
football classic at San Francisco
was announced today. Six others
were named for the east squad
earlier - Bob Westfall. Michigan
back; Bob ingalls,, Michigan CEN
ter; Aft Bauman. Northwestern
tackle Steve LuzWik, Notre Dame
back; Bill Geyer, Colgate back,
and Ernie Blandin. Tulane tackle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Wolfe Unlikely
To Play Sunday

Trying to keep a center on the
Lions football club is getting to
be quite job for genial Bill Ed
wards.
When he started the season in
August, Bill had six centerS. A
few weeks later when the regular
season started, he cut il 10 three,
the usual number carried by a
major league club. They were
Alex Wojciechowicz, Bobby Mel
son and Duncan Obee.
He had played but three games
when Uncle Sam took Obee into
the army. A few weeks later
Bobby Nelson came up with a bro
ken cheek bone that put him out
of action for the season.
Against Philadelphia Wolfe went
out with a bad knee, and Andy
Logan was recruited from guard
position 10 take over the pivot
duties, with Jack Mattiford and
Paul Moore shuffled around to
help out. Came the Bears game
last Sunday and Mattiford went
out of action with a broken bone
in his hand.
When practice resumed yester-
day, Wolfe was back at work limp
ing around, but vowing that he'll
be ready for the final game of the
season with the Cardinals Sunday,
Edwards. however, wasn't count
inc too heavily on the Wolfe. So
Andy Logan and Moore were dig
ging in little harder and prepar-
ing TO divide the pivot duties
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
GAMES FASTER

common heard objections. But
failed 10 produce either complain