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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

the Wolverines, considered the
outstanding intercollegiate contest
in the nation, were distributed
yesterday and the response was
overwhelming.
From the time the ticket win.
dows were thrown open at noon
yesterday until they closed at Q
-. m, students jammed the streets
and sidewalks for a block or moro
in either direction. some of them
carrying as many as 100 coupons
to be exchanged for tickets.
LIKE WORLD SERIES
The line began forming early IN
the morning and had reached
Worlds Series proportions by I
p. m. There was little jostling
except for the area around the
door to the athletic administra-
ton building. where the ticket
offices are located. Here the
pushing became 30 bad that the
Ann Arbor police were called;
Inasmuch as eech student -
allowed to purchase three tickets
besides the one for which he exc
changes his coupon, many Of the
ticket-seekers came with plenty 81
money. II seemed as IL every
one with a student ticket wanted
TO take advantage Of this priv.
llege. &
As was TO be expected, there
were goodly number of ticket
scalpers in evidence, but they
Jared poorly. even though some
were offering real money for
tickets. ~
TWO CO-EDs FAINT
Although many students stood In
| line for as long as five hours, the
only casualties were two goods
who couldn't stand the heat and
the crowd and tainted before
PREACHING the window.
Meantime, Coach Fritz Crisler
sent his regulars through only q
light drill. however, as many OF
the gridders still bear the marks
of that bruising game. q
/ Elmer Madar, the Detroit boy
who .aggravated'a shoulder -
against Pittsburgh and failed q
lget into the Wildcat game, will
mot be available for the Mime.
sofa clash, Trainer Ray Robertl
REVEALED. a. 81
| Which means that George Gel
thanh, who played so minutes al
quarterback against Northwest
fern, Is due for the same medi'
cine against the Gophers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Georgia Coach Calls
'Bama South S Best

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-QNS)-
Tulane. Duke and Glenn
son are the strongest football
teams in the South. Coach Wally
Butts of Georgia said today fol-
lowing his appearance before New
York's football writer's yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Asks FIGHT With Anaott

PATERSON. n. j., Oct. 21.-
ttINS) Bob Montgomery of Phila-
ldelphia asked the National Boxing
Association for a chance at the
lightweight title held by Sammy
lAngott and posted $500 with
MIA President Abe J. Greene as
IrllaranfPP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Peruvian Jumpers Here

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-(INSl--
The vanguard of the Peruvian
military jumping team, Lieut., Cot.
Arturo Arevalo, was lin New York
today, preparing for the national
horse show in Madison Square
Garden. November SIP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Dorais Praises His End, Heating

You would loved the way Gus Doais talked about
my and the they came from behind to
defeat Oklahoma Agges
admits this of the best passing teams he has
had ". d. And he says young by the Of
Howard Heating can really haul them in a la Don Hutson
The Arkansas Razorbacks, the team which here
Friday night the Tans has always been sensational
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Fight Results

A. NewarK.-N. Bob Pastor, 1873.
Saratoga Springs ". Y. decisioned Johnny
Flynn. 1872. Rochester y. Y. uNi.
At New York Bobby Ruffin. t3f, New
York scored technical Knockout over
Frankie Conn, 40. New York 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
SIGNS I MORE

Those who signed contracts yes
terday were Eddie Wares. Alex
Motter, Modere Bruneteau, Jimmy
Orlando Dutch Hitler. Carl Lis
connie and Jack Stewart. Pre-
viouSly Adams had signed Johnny
Mowers. Joe Fisher, Connie Brown,
Gus GieSebrecht and Doug Nc
Craig. Raises for all the Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
M Students Jam Windows
|For Tickets 10 THE Game
Times star Correspondent

ARBOR Oct 21.-When the students OF the University
of Michigan TO TO football game they don 80 apout
Michigan Minnesota
evidently they have good many friends
ela who'd like be there
this weeks clash between the ophers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

is making quick work of the an
nual contract confabs.
Two more amateurs also became
the property of the club yester-
day. Roy. Sawyer, right winger
from Oshawa Generals who tried
out with the club for the second
year, was signed for Indianapolis
and will join the Capitols when
Herbie Lewis club comes in for
the final exhibition game with the
Wings Sunday. Lloyd Doran, a
left winger from South Porcupine
in the Ontario gold mining dis
trict, was signed for Omaha.
SENDS CONTRACTS
Adams has sent contracts 10
Norm McAtee and Goale Joe
Turner who are, training at In
dianapolis and has made an offer
to Jack Egan, the big forward
from Guelph who is in camp here.
IT will be new record If he signs
all IL amateurs.
The Wings work again today in
preparation for their test with the
Hornets tomorrow night. Abel and
Liscombe. who suffered minor in
iuries in the 81 victory over
Cleveland, are not expected 10
play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

II BY Bos mvqMy
Mr.. Daley Is Minnesota No. Jtter Says No Less
an Expert Than George HaIas of Bears

Filters the Minnesota powerhouse Bill Daley the
fullback
That's the warning George Haas coach OF the Chicago
Bears sends along 10 the of Michigan.
magazine article quotes recognized authorities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
OTHER GRIZZLIES BETTER

The other cripples looked in tor
shape. Bruce Smith ran as though
ne hadn't heard of an injury. The
Gopher captains back injury i
not "a recurrence of last year $
hurt.
In the line. burly Urban Odson.
2i7-pound tackle. got back into
the lineup, but so impressive has
been the work of his top under
study. Ed Lechner. that Odson
found himself on the second team
as the plays were run off.
Coach Bernie Bierman is plan
ming on starting Odson; but how
long he'll stay in there is the chief
Gopher worry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Dorais Drills Two
Injured Titan Able
TO Play. However
Nv HAROLD KAHI.

Coach Gus Dorais was 10 start
grooming Joe Gansheirncr. q jun
ior, and Charley Ruth. a sopho-
more, today 20 replace the veteran
Howard Heating AT left end IL the
latter isn't ready for University Of
Detroit's final night football game
OF the season against University
of Arkansas at the stadium Friday.
Heating. a pass-snstcher de luxe.
sustained severe right knee in
jury when he crashed into a goal
post spearing an aerial from Tippy
Madarik for the Titans' first
touchdown against Oklahoma A. &
NJ. in Saltwater Saturday.
The Detroit star spent Sunday
night at Providence Hospital, but
was released yesterday when
x-rays revealed no fracture. He is
wearing a special brace and will
be available il needed, according
to DR.. William +. Keane, club
physician. 1t isn't likely he will
be used. however, If there is any
danger Of aggravating the injury.
TOOK KEATING's POST
Gensheimer. who halls from
Erie. Pa, filled in for Heating
after he was removed in the sec
ond quarter and did a fine job
despite a weak ankle. He figured
prominently in the forward
'double-lateral which Jack Biringer
completed by sprinting 30 yards
along the sideline for the second
marker.
Ruth originally is a right end,
where he has been an understudy
along with Ken Elliott and Nor
man Hail. two more sophS. for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

immoals such Herb Joesing and Jack Manderswe The
Michigan line still doesn't brighten easily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
swEIGER BACK AT FULL

Sweiger, likewise, was in uni
form and went through the drill
at his old fullback spot. Into the
right halfback blocking berth
moved Herman Eriekey, Mon
tana speeckmerchant whose bullet
passing Was one of the highlightS
OF the Pitt game.
Bud Higgins, pint-sized sopho-
more half who did a bangup jot
when Smith was hurt Saturday
was promoted 10 the second team
Yesterday and will likely do q
good share of the Gopher passing
whH Smith is not in the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Pro Football
EASTERN DIVISION


Bears 40, DETROIT o
Green BAY 1t. Cleveland ~.
New York -. Pittsburgh Z.
Cardinals 20 BROOKLYN s
Washington n. Philadelphia AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
TOOK KEATING'S POST

Continued on Page 22)
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Continued on Page 25y
Evening star., 1941-11-30
u. 5. Army May Double
Force Of Medium Tanks

BY the Associated Press.
Proposals to reinforce the Army's
armored divisions largely by doubl-
ing the number of their 28-ton me-
dium tanks were reported under
study yesterday by the War Depart
ment general staff.
recommendations credited in mil
itary quarters to Maj. Gen. Jacob L.
Devers. armored force chief, also
included reorganization to permit
the divisions to be split readily on
a battlefield into two fighting
groups
Based on findings in this years
war games and reports of war OBJ
servers abroad, orders for revision
of the present five armored divi-
sions and others to be formed in
the future were expected early in
the new year.
Present armored divisions when
fully equipped have 273 light tanks
of 13 tons and 108 medium tanks,
the latter corresponding to the
heavy tanks of the Nazi panzer
forces.
The Army and Navy Journal said
the proposals under study called for
some 228 medium tanks for each
division and a reduction in the num-
ber of lighter vehicles to prob
ably 152.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Public Held Far Ahead
OF Government in
japanese Policy
Luce Says People Wanted
Strong Action More
Than Two Years Ago

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2e-Henry R
Luce. editor of Time magazine, as
serted TODAY at a luncheon OF the
Foreign Policy Association that
American public opinion was far
ahead of the Government in malr-
tanning strong policy toward Japan.
More than tTo years ago an
overwhelming majority was in IA
vor of an embargo on Japan" Mr.
Luce said Only in recent months
has the embargo been effective II
there were justification for the Gov
ernments S policy of procrastination
that justification lies in the doubt
aS to whether the American people
knew enough about what they were
asking for"
Forecasting Chinese victory in the
war with Japan, Mr.. Luce added
that this victory may be ours. TOO.
For We have just as much al stake in
the peaceful world that China wants
to create in the Pacific as the Chi
nese have"
Wilfrid Fleisher. Washington cor
respondent of the New York Herald
Tribune and former editor of the
Japan Advertiser, declared that If
Japan now moves further into the
southern Pacific. We should not hesi-
tate to stop her by force"
Tyler bennett, former historical
adviser to the State Department,
said that if war should come it
would be a rare instance in history
for two nations with common inter-
ests to clash.
1T is difficult to recall that two
nations with so much of underlying
common interest and common pur-
pose have ever before fought one
another" he said.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 80,
Capt. J. F. Costello
Ends 36 Years as
District Fireman
Veteran Given Farewell
Party by His Boys at
No. l8 Engine House

After spending 36 of his So years
jumping to the tap of a bell, Capt.
James F. Costello reached the end
of a fire. studded trail as District
fireman last night, his retirement
becoming effective as the lest stroke
of midnight echoed through No. ID
Engine House
In July, 1905, he and 40 other
adventurous young men were ap-
pointed District firemen to form a
new company-No. 18 engine. But
somehow he was whisked into No.
II instead.
1t was not until nearly four years
ago. when he had served at various
posts throughout the city, that he
finally was given command of the
unit he had joined to help form.
Sent to Train Wreck.
On a December night in 1906 he
went with the fire units that re-
sponded to the Terra Gotta train
wreck. In the horse-drawn vehicle
of the day the firefighters rode to
the collision and helped lay A
mutilated bodies beside the track.
Fifty-three persons were injured.
AS captain of No. 18 he responded
to some of the biggest fires OF his
career. He can still hear the roar
of the flames that badly damaged
St. Peters Church in March. 1910,
and the crackle of burning furni-
ture in the store almost next door
to his firehouse-4l4 Eighth street
S.E.-last April.
Capt. Costello has nine children.
Three are boys but none is a fire
man. For him no two fires are ex-
actly alike and therefore all are
interesting. he said. He has had
some close shaves but has never
been seriously hurt.
Has Own Fire.
One day he had a fire at his own
home. A son was burning trash
on the back porch.
My wife put it out by herself"
he observed proudly.
Yesterday his company moved
two of the engines out into the
driveway and in the shadow of the
big hook and ladder a farewell feast
was served up to the captain by
his boys. The stocky. slightly gray
ing officer sat at the head table in
white shirt and crossed suspenders
On behalf of the men Capt. c. K.
Bum of No gave him a suitcase
This morning Capt. Costello is
no longer a fireman. He says he
really doesn't know what he Will do
with his leisure time.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Duvitt Named Assistant
Chief Clerk of Navy

J. S. Davitt, former senior ad-
ministrative assistant in the Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts, has been
made assistant chief clerk of the
Navy Department, it was announced
yesterday. He was succeeded by
J. F. Clark, former chief of the
files section of the Supplies Bureau.
A native Of Illinois. Mr. Davitt
entered naval service in 1924. He
was graduated from the Pharma-
Evening star., 1941-11-30

dising facilities, including separate
departments for mems, Women's and
children's wares.
The entire stock, consisting OF
more than 10000 pairs Of shoes, is
concealed in a stockroom just off
the selling floor, which is more than
1000 square feet in area.
The interior Of the store has wood
paneling and is Illuminated by fiuo-
resent and incandescent lighting.
The interior was designed by John
Poe Tyler and built by Protzman
Bros, both Of Baltimore.
Free parking space for customers
is provided and the store is stated
by salespeople who live in Arling-
ton.
Floyd C. Wynkoop is the manager
of the store. while the assistant
manager is Edward Browning. Both
men have been associated with
Hahns in managerial capacities for
several years.
Evening star., 1941-11-30
New Store Opened
In Arlington County
By Hahn Shoe Store
Company Employing
Residents Only in
Its Sales Force

William Hahn Co., one OF the
largest independently owned retail
shoe organizations in the United
States, opened a new store at 3lOl
Wilson boulevard Friday night TO
serve the $4,000 residents of fast
growing Arlington County.
The company is more than IS
years old and its new store, planned
by Raymond Moore, Washington ar
chitect. has the latest in merchan-
Evening star., 1941-11-30

cists Mate School and served six
years on active duty After an
honorable discharge from the Navy
he became a civil employe. He
lives at 422 Allison street NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Gold production in New South
Wales jumped from 12,493 ounces in
1880 to 100,245 in 1910.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

At one time recently more than
% 900 900 gallons Of blackstrap mo-
lasses were stored IA Cuba.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

The French Concession in Shang-
hal. China, boasts lib tandem BIZ
cycles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
BEST IN YEARS

Roscommon County, Houghton
Lake, 81. Helen and Missaukee
are among the best for pike and
bmegills. l.. Mcclure. conServa-
ton supervisor in that area. re-
ports the best fishing in years 3"
Trout fishing in this area con-
tinues 10 be very good. Brown
trout catches in the evening are
many and all trout streams are
in good shape.
Charlie Eagle, district super
visor al Atlanta, says:
Everywhere go I hear re-
ports Of satisfied fishermen"
He wires that fishing for all
species throughout the district is
generally good Weather condi-
tons ideal and water in streams
slightly low Trout are feeding on
the surface, and fly fishermen
should enjoy excellent catches
From Traverse City, Conserva-
ton Supervisor II. Hoard says:
"NOrthport Bay lake trout
trolling good. One S3-pound So
inch lake trout taken by Flint
lady"
Bass. bluegills, brooks, rainbows
and browns in nearby streams are
Just as good, Hoard wires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Most Valuable
Shoo-in for Joe
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

ttOntinued from FIRST sport rage
both leagues with 100 hits anc
runs scored with 6S.
We haven't seen such excite
ment about a hitter since Babe
Ruth was setting his still standing
record of so homers in 1927. The
fans yesterday were on edge when
Joe came up to hit the first time
against young Herb Newsome OF
the Red SoX. When Joe lined out
to right there was sigh of dis.
appointment There was a sym
pathetic groan from the fans wher
Jim Tabor robbed him Of a hit
with a miraculous stop and throw
the second time up
And there was a wild ovation
when Joe parked one in the left
field bleachers on his next trip to
the plate. That blow finished
Newsome and the Yanks went or
10 score an S-4 decision and moved
three games up on the idle in.
dians.
The Mackmen played the only
other daylight game in the league
and won il in 10 heats. 7-6. They
tied the Senators with a three run
blast in the ninth and won out
the next inning on Bob Johnson
homer.
over in the National the Dodg.
ers moved up within half a game
of the idle Cardinals by hammer.
ing out a 90 decision over the
pills, who still look like a team
that may consider itself lucky &c
win a. games this ye;s
The Pirates routed Paul Der.
ringer and the Reds. S-3; and the
Giants and Braves split a pair
the Braves taking the opener. Sd
behind the four-hit pitching OF
Erickson and Farley and the
Giants the nightcap, 60, behind
the four-hit throwing of Bill
Lohrman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
START CLUB TOURNEY

At Forest Lake. among other
features. members will qualify for
the club championship. Finals for
the club championship are Sched-
uled for the Fourth Al Meadow
brook IS holes IN the champion
ship flight and Is holes in the
others. Meadowbrook is one of
the clubs listing a mixed four
some for the Fourth.
Among Westerns features will
be a medal play handicap. desig-
mated the Liberty Bell. on the
Fourth. Also an Army-Navy
match play event and a mixed
foursome.
Crosse lie will have a 54-hole
competition is holes each day
for three flights. Hawthorne val
ley will stage a medal play handi-
cap Friday for the independence
Day Trophy.
A medal play event of rs holes
over the three days is scheduled
at Bloomfield Hills, as well as a
kickers handicap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Baseball in Brief
n, International New. Service
HOME RUNS

HOME RUNS
Yesterdays homers Keller DiMaggio
Yankees Case, Senators Johnson. Ath
letics.
LEADERS
American League -DtMaggin New York
Is Johnson. Philadelphia and Keller. New
York II each.
National League-o,t. New York rs
camitii Brooklyn Nicholson Chicago
Il.
LEADING HITTERs
American League - Williams Boston
40l Heath Cleveland 3s4 Travis
Washington. 3e4 Cullenbine. -. Louis
1852; DiMaggio New York. 3is
National League-Mze 81 Louis 369
Reiser Brooklyn. 1855: Slaughter. ST
Louis. 337. Lavagetto. Brooklyn. 3l9
Hack Chicago 3ls
RUNS BATTED IN
American League Keller. New York
50: DiMsgsio, New York, IS: YORK DE
TROIT. so
Nstionsl League - Nicholson Chicago
81 on, New York 81 Camlln. Brooklyn
Slaughter. 81 Louis Mize 81 Louis, 81
each
LEADING PITCHERS
American League Teller Ceieyela nd
won rs lost 4 Ryhs. Boston. BENTON
DETROIT won = lost I Rufhing New
York won g. lost J Lyons. Chicago. wor
:. lost
National League Riddle. Cincinnati VOL
2. lost q Kris, and Nshsm 81 Louis
Won ;. lost o WYATT BROOKLYN won j.
los' white. 81 Louis. won g. lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

ilhhi LIN starting Tomorrow
Harold Lloyd's Laugh Riot ~ GIRL.
4 GUY AND 4 COB" Plus Loretta Young
Robert Preston in "IADY FROM CHFN-
ENNE." Plus New stage Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Heavy Schedules Mark Three-Day Holiday Period
Dutra Matches Card Against Club Members

Mortie Dutrs is a game fellow
The big Red Run professional is
going 10 take on the entire club
membership Saturday and Sun
day. He'll post his score and let
the members shoot AZ match
play for money, marbles and the
City Hall.
This is one OF the many events
scheduled for a busy Fourth OF
July holiday period 49, Fri d a y
through Sunday-at clubs in this
district.
AS usual the programs at the
various clubs private and public
will include such competitions
as flag tournaments, mixed four
some, two and three-day medal
play events. Driving. putting and
approaching contests also are
scheduled al some clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
FRANZEN HANDLES RACES

Crosse Pointe Yacht Clubs re-
gatta will be its twelfth annual
yachting jamboree. The LONG
holiday which gives yachtsmen
ample time 10 reach the lake
course and the efficient handling
OF the event by Tore FFaHzeh,
chairman Of the race committee
has made il a popular affair on
the local yachting calendar.
Races have been provided for
every class starting with the r
boats AT II a. m. The Rs will be
followed AT five minute intervals
by the six meters, Dos. racing
cruising, cruising, G-boats, E-boats,
and the A-handicap class.
These boats will sail either a
l725 or l2-mlle course. The
HOS witt start AZ HAS n. m.
chased by the Stars. Vineyard
Ravens. and B handicap class on
a II or Smile course.
The X catboat class gets under
way at 1910 p. m. with the OK
team. international dinghies and
club sloops following on the II or
Smile triangles. The Snipes start
at 1926 p m. with the SeagullS
winding up the long yachting
parade five minutes later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Holiday We extend
Sport Program
FRIDAY

BaebaDetrot Chicago doubeheader Briggs Stadium
game 100 m Sandot exhibition games Northwestern field
Yachting Annual Crosse Pone Yacht Club Regatta
Horse Racing-At State Fair Grounds 2.30
Municipal Tennis Championships. Watervorks Park.
Gof-Various club competitions
Rowing Triangular
Ecorse Wyandotte p m.
Softbal-Mack Park 3 games, Gas
SATURDAY
Gof-Tolrnaments at all courses.
Softbal-Mack Park. games, As y m.
Horse Racing-State Fair
Basebal-Sandlot Go and Legion games fields
SUNDAY
Cupboard Motor MarySvle
Park, probably around 4
Baseball Deoi Federation municipal fields
p and $50
Col-To1Tnamens all Nc A. league
ISohball-Mack Park 3 games Gas p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
TODAY At your Fsxorits MOVIE
pry-Fon street w.. Near Junction

hlALlU open 6.i5. Park Free. Cooled
"Acacla" D.nnerware Free y Ladies Errol
Flynn IN "FOOT>TEPs ~, THE DARK.
Bash Rathhone in THE MAD DOC TOR"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
STREAMS NORMAL

John Booth Of the Milo office OF
the conservation d epartm Q n
wires.
"Streams normal and clear.
Temperature so 10 IS. Bass and
biuegill fishing good on all lakes.
Pike and walleye fishing excel
lent. Trout fishing very good in
the evening Many good fy
matches past week. All streams
normal"
over in Baldwin. the heart Of
trout fisherman 5 paradise. comes
the report from c W Donney
that the "CaddiS hatch is now AT
It's peak. Bugs are Matching regu-
larly on the Pere Marquette and
the Little ManiSiee, and in large
numbers on the Baldwin and
Little South rivers. Fishing in this
area is tho best in many years
Four 10 five-pound brown trout
arc the rule rather than the eX-
ccption
Donney recommends graSshop-
pers and craSShoppcr flies as eX-
reptional lures on the Pine River,
Bass fishing on all lakes IS ex-
cellcnt.
a rlmor Of strike Of state
highway ferry workers al the
Straits Of Mac inac was dis
counted with. a report late
Wednesday that their differences
had been settled