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La gaceta., 1942-05-19

en- JUNO y dediquen uno de es-
tos mitines a ia discussion sobre
las Nacionas Unidas para ganar
la guerra Y sobre la base de Ia
Carta del Atlantico, para ga
mar la paz. En- una carta apo
yando este programa, Archi-
bald MacLeisch, Director de la
oficina de Estadistica declara:
"Es naturalmente de la ma
yor importancia que los pueb.os
de todas estas naciones compro-
metidas en- la lucha contra la sS-
clavitud, Sc comprendan unos y
otros en- ell mayor alcance posi-
BILE. Hasta csc fin, es deseable
que todas las organizaciones CT
vicas y otros cuerpos, tanto CO.
mo sea possible, hagan propagan
da durante Mayo y JUNO de es-
te aho y tambien durante los
meses siguientes, para que Sc E.
leve ell grade de inteligencia en-
ire las Naciones midas"
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I'm Mudo Voluntario

En- Kzorkow, Galitzia, falle-
clio recientemente. .un hebreo la
mado Samuel Frommer, ell. cual
desde hacia 30 amos, y en- cum
plimiento de un vote, no ha pro-
nunciado nj una sola palabra.
Discutiendo con su mujer, Sa
muel, en- un momento de ARE
bato, lleg6 a decirla que "desea-
ba fuese quemada viva. Y Ell
destino quiso que, pocos dfas
despues la pobre sehora perecie-
Sc en- un incendio.
Con immense dolor Y lleno de
remordimiento por aquella fra
Sc lanzada en- ell calor de la
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personals que atriouyen I'm po-
Ter mai5fico al ndmero 13.
En- Ia historic del infortuna-
do Luis XVI Hanna la atenci6n
la Influenza que la cifra FL
Emmero resuItante de las ci-
fras oonsagradas 3x7) parece
tener en- su existencia desdicha-
da y agitada.
Enumeremos cronol6gicamen-
te:
81 de abril de 1910; Sc con-
cierta en- Viena ell matrimonio
dal entonces Delfin (futuro rey
Luis XVI) con Maria Antonio
ia.
81 de JUNO de ITO; magni-
ficas fiestas celabradas con O.
casi6n de dicho matrimonio.
81 de enero de 1882; famosa
fiesta deda por ell Ayuntamiento
de Paris, con motive del naci-
miento del Idelfin.
81 de JUNO de 1871, huida a
Varennes.
81 da seq ,iembra de 1892, a.
5dici6n de ia monarquia.
81 de enero dc 1898, aiacuci6n
de Luis XVI en- la plaza de la
Concordia.
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UN CABALLO E~NFURECIDO
MAT)A UNA MUJEp.

Ta2Ian, New York, maya
19.--La Sra. Mauda Herte-
rich, de AZ amos, visit lOa a SUI
pariente Roy Hennigai, de es-
ia poblaci6r, cuando III caba
llo, com prado hacia DDS meses
a un convento, la atac6 Y l.
prodnjo la muerte.
Baj6 al establo la Sra. Her.
teri.h, una empleada de la BIZ
blioteca de la American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Compa-
ny, de New York, Y ell animal,
al verla, arranc6 parte de la
caballeriza y la atac6.
les gritos De Ia victima atra-
ieron a sus familiares, que vie
ron correr al caballo, arras-
trando una parte de la caba-
lleriza. Falleci6 la infeliz por
efecto de fractures EN- la espi-
ma dorsal, piernas y cabeza. Ell
caballo, mordiendola, lie arran
CO la sdos orejas y varios de-
dos de cada mano.
Una caravana de SO auto
movies, con mas de 200 veci-
nos, sali6 en- busca del animal,
A las cuatro horas lie encontra
ron paciendo en- la finca de
Warren Hafer. Tan pronto ell ca
ballo vic a la caravana, avan-
70 corriendo hacia ella, siendo
muerto a tiros,
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LA TUBERCULOSIS AUMEN
ia Elm AMERICA
Debe intenSificGrse la lucha
contra la terrible enfermedad

ComenZ6 aver, en- ell hotel
Tampa Terrace, la conferencia
annual de la Sociedad de Tuber-
culosis Y Salubridad de la Flo
rida.
Ell DIR. Esmond R. Long, d.
rector del institute Phipps, de
Philadelphia, manifesto que la
tuberculosis aumenta en- Am5ri-
ca Y que es necesario combatir-
la con Ia mayor energfa.
'La principal necesidad es re-
conocer a tempo la e%nfermedad.
Debemos aislar a los que la pa
6ecen."
FL director del Centre M6dico
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r DE 10 CRIMINAL
HSTABRCOK MANDADO
A CHATTAHOOCHEk

Ell juez Hines, de la corte de
10 criminal, dispuso aver el in
greso en- ell manicmio de Chat
t~ahocchee, para ser Observable,
Gel joven Milton Estabrook, de
10 amos, cue hace pocos dias a.
grediera, tratando de asesinar-
la, a la Sra. z. w. Bennett, de
70 amos, STU benefactora. -.
Estabrook declare en- la cor
te que no saba 10 cue hacia. La
Sra. Bennett sigue reclida en- ell
Hospital de Tampa, curandose
de una herida en- la frente.
Sc senal6 para el dia 26 la
vista de la causa contra William
f. Prewitt, acusado de homici-
dio por imprUiencia. Paul Fe-
rrara, por vcnta de nlmeros de
lbolita, sera juzgado ell dia q.
Per robarse una GAIA de eau
dales de la estaci6n gasolinera
Wadsworth, en- la carretera nd-
nero II, fueron condenados a.
yer a cinco amos caia uno los
negros James Baity y Eugene
Nelson. Luis Gill, culpable por
tercera vez de rcbar autom6vi-
les, debera cumplir cinco amos
en- Raiford.
Dos amos cada uno a Robert
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LA GACErA

disputa, Frommer fvG . consul
tar con TN rabino, que e aeon
sej6 mo volviera q scrvirse del
6rgano Ga lcngua), rue era cnl
paoGe de aquel delito'. Asi 10 o..
freci6 Samuel y asi 10 hizo.
Y dqrante treinta largos a.
ncs, Is decir, hasta su muerte,
cunpli6 su promesa.
Vivi6 sin decir una sola vez
eSta boca es mia.
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CONDENADA UNA MUCHA-
CHA FRANCESA POR AYU-
OAR A LOS

Berna, Suiza, mayo 19.-U-
ma muchacha menor de 20 a.
nos, Susan hian, de Metz, fue
condenada aoui a rs meses de
trabajos forzados por facilitaf
Ia fuQa de varios prisioneros
de guerra. La muchacha les ia
La gaceta., 1942-05-19

z. Morris y Laverne Carpenter
por robarse IN autcm6vil pro-
piedad de W. D. Wade.
Jchn Crawford, negro, por 70
bar pintura a Ben Haimovitz,
GO dias de cacel James Cur
gil, negro, robo de relojes, dos
amos; Jose Valdes, robo de va
cas-, dos amos de prueba; Teodo-
70 Hardrick, negro, por hurto,
seis meses.
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Americana en- Paris, DR.. Ale
jandro Bruno, habl6 en- ei bar
I1ee dc anoche v Sc efiri6 al.
aumorto Dc "a tuberculosis en-
Ia rr;mera guerra r en- la PIE
s5nte guerra
Ia ,uoeeulcsis aumenta prin-
cipalnente entire las mujeres j6
.enes q1e trabajan en- las fabri-
cas-.
Hoy Sc efectuara una session
eneral, empezando a las $50
de la mafana.
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Las Naciones midas y la Carta del Atlantico
Nuevos esfuerzos para ayudar a gatar la guerra

Ell Presidente Roosevelt, en-
una carta en- ia que Ldesea "todo
Ell 6xito" al programa a desarro-
liar en- la totalidad de la naci6n
durante seis semanas, en- favor
de las Naciones midas y la
Carta del Atlantico, dijo: "Na-
da puede ser mas importante
q. el pueblo de los Estados Uni
dos Y del mundo realicen la mag
nitud del esfuerzo undo necesa-
rio para esta lucha."
La carta fue escrita pOr ell
Presidente a Clark NJ. Eichel-
berger, presidente del Comite
de las Naciones Unidas, y ACADIA
de ser puesta en- circulation por
ell Quartet general nacional del
Comihe aqui reSidente.
"He leido con interes su plan
para informar a nuestro pueblo
del aspecto de la lucha de las Ma
clones Unidas," escribi6 ell Pre-
sidente. "Con Ia contribution
Fundamental para ganar la que
IRA que ha siddo hecha, que Sc
hace, y que Sc hara, por cada u
no de nueStros aliados, tendre-
mos exito en- nuestra lucha con-
ira la domination del mundO
por Ell Eje Y con ell empleo de la
fuerza de las armas."
JET programa en- toda la ma
ci6n, en- pro de las Naciones u
midas y la Carta del Atlantico sc
ejecutara durante ell mes de Ma
yo y las primeras dos semanas
en- JUNO. Este programa esta
planeado para conducir a la &C.
lebraci6n nacional del IA de Ju-
Mo, que, es de suponer, una DIS
posici6n presidential senalara
como Gel Dfa de las Naciones
Unidas."
Participando en- ell Comite de
las Naciones Unidas que esta
g~estionando en- campaha de seis
semanas, hay organizaciones ma
cionales como la Union por Ia
paz de la Iglesia, Ciudadanos
Por la Victoria, Comisi6n para
,EStudiar la Organization de la
Paz, Association Mundo Libre,
Association de la Sociedad de las
iNaciones y la Division Obrera
NaciOnal de Ciudadtnos para In
Victoria.
Ell rasgo principal de "a pri-
mera semana de la campana es
un discourse por ell Vice-Prssi-
dente Henry A. Wallace, en- una
Ccmida de las Naciones Unidas
en- Guerra Y Paz, celebrada por
Ia Association lja la campana.
Zebra mitines en- masa, stimuli
taneamente por todo 81 pals, Ell
la nCche d1l 13 de JUNO.
En- al tiorpo intermedio, ha-
bra gmisiones ra1iedss rcr las
Nacione7 Unidas, programs as-
pociales de las Necicres midas
nor Ggbs, htesias, uy.cras D
braras y ctras organizy>ioRes.
Fl Connie de las Nacicne3 Uni
das ha sugeri % cue todas las
organizaciones oaisbren mitines
regulares durant2 81 mss de Ma
yo y las primeras dos semanas
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PARA La NUJER
DEL C
Los seis 81 de Luis XVI

Los SGIS II u6 LUIS ayr
iTienen los n1merOs una in
fluencia en- ell destino humane?
rs sabido que los pitag6ricos,
.juzgando los ntmeros como an
teriores a las cosas, CREAM yer
an ellos y sus combinaciones los
slamentos de todos los seres,
siendo ell cielo mismo una COM
binaci6n y un n1merO.
BESIDE la mas remota antigte-
dad, y hasta en- la India mas a
lejada, Sc encuentra ell poder ca
balistico de ciertas cifras; por
eiemplo, las cifras 3 y Z; aun
en- nuestros dias hay muchas
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cilitaba ropa y dinero y des-
pu6s les sefalaba eel canine
de Francia." Cuatro amigos
que Ia ayudaban fueron con-
denadas a seis meses y un ano.
Dos j6venes alsacianos fue-
ron ejecutados en- Estrasburgo
por ayudar a la evasion de pri
sioneros de guerra.
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Para pintar mejor SUI
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kim
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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Sc NEf'DEN todOS lvs hue
hles DE- una casa Juego de- CO.
medor, de majagua; juego De
cuarto Simmons; uegC de Sala ;
maquina de coSer, Radio. etc.
informan en- e1 cafe Valencia,
1pbra,ka V Henderson.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
BierIllan
Successor


MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Jan. 5
GNS).-Frank G.. Mccormick, di-
rector Of athletics at the Univer-
Sity Of Minnesota, was expected
10 meet with President Walter c.
Coffey and other university Off
cialS today TO discuss the replace
ment for the duration Of the war
Of football coach Bernie Bierman.
Berman has been called into
active duty as a major in the
United States Marine Corps Re
serve and will report at Quantico,
Va January ID.
Sources close to the university
said Bierman undoubtedly would
be granted a leave of absence, and
Or. George HauSer. Gopher line
coach. was regarded as the most
likely choice for the head coaching
post until Bierman'S return.
HauScr has turned down numer-
Gus offers of head coaching Jobs
during the last five years, prefer
ring 10 remain as Bierman' first
lieutenant and continue his medi-
cal practice at the university hos
pItal.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Metro Hockey
Leaders Upset

With John Kolodzy. the scoring
hero. Auto Club ended Coca-Cola s
unbtaten string at six games yes
terday afternoon al Olympia by
surprising the Metropolitan
Hockey League leaders. 6 20 2.
Kolodzy tailed three Of his
teams goals. two Of them in the
third period. and assisted in a
fourth Auto Club marker 70 get
the afternoons scoring honorS.
Auto Club tailed three goals in
the last period. twice while Coca
Cola defenSeman Bob Medler was
in the penalty box
In a game that saw three goals
scored ~ the Commute overtime
period RaylS defeated O'Neil-
Hoffncr. 3 10 p
Sam Tones second goal Of the
game put RayI> IN front. = 10 /.
less than two minutes after The
overtime got under way but Wal
ter Juoppcri tied the score a sec
ond time with an unaSSiSted goal
at the SiX-minute mark. Elmo
kouppi a substitute forward then
came through 10 beat goalcr
Storey with Il seconds loft 70 give
RaylS its fourth win Of the year.
Tones first goal, with IS sec
ondS left in the third period. forced
the game into overtime Bob
kecne, University Of Detroit half.
back scored Rayls first goal in
the first period.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
The Army Can't Use Lille Basil

Basil James the jockey a favorie Detroit meets.
is disappointed young man.
Here is the story they telling in New York:
James made preparations to put uniform lug gun
tank ride any other capacity where
might useful Placed Class IA by his local board in
Franklin Square L. he had removed his stuff from his locker
Jockeys ROOM his off the available list and
while waiting called had visited his family the coast
and then returned 10 New York
Game the day of the He ordered to report
Governors Island for induction That morning he on the
boat he line of selectees And then came
the physical This charge of two doc
tors. AS Basil stripped stepped before them they looked at
each other and their eyebrows went up Names do not mean
anything time like that Basil could have been Joe Blow
concerned All they before them
guy with light brown hair blue and an
mpish grin.
"How do you think you weigh?" of them asked.
about a hundred pounds" Basil said
jockey always knows his weight right down to the last
He stepped the scale and the indicator just shaded
the hundred pound mark.
What shall with Goiath?" of the doctors asked
~ think we'd better defer him." the other said.
II think too. Put him in Class b."
lie turned to James and paed him on the shoulder.
"to home, sonny he said Eat lot of cereal and beef
steak and drink lot of milk Come hack couple of years,
and maybe will be able you"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

The game was thrill-packed
from the outset and marked the
second defeat in as many starts
for Coach Steve owen. His New
York Giants lost the league cham
pionShip playof TO the Bears re-
Gently and ne saw the All-StarS
that he coached for this battle
suffer a similar fate yesterday
The All-StaTS scored three
points in the first quarter on a
l9-yard field goal by Ward Cuff.
but never were in the ball game
after that. The Bears led by =
TO 3 AZ half time and by % TO Il
at the end OF the third period.
The scoring for the Bears was
taken care OF by McAfee, who
went over twice; SwiSher, Mclean
and kavanaugh.
Besides Cuffs first period field
goal the Giants gained points on
touchdown passes from Sammy
Baugh 10 Schwartz twice and 10
DOWell
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Bears Bow Out
But They Say Good-by With 35-24 Defeat Of Pro
AII-Stars in Charity Game

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 GNS).-
The record-breaking Chicag & o
Bears. champions Of the National
Football League have played their
final game as one OF the greatest
erldron units OF all time. and as
they packed away their moleSklnS
today they looked back on the
final cAncher 10 their pre-eminent
position
With 10 or more Of their stars
slated TO volunteer or be drafted
before another season comes
around, the Bears. who have made
history this season. yesterday
wound up Tho campaign with a
IS TO - victory over the National
League All-StarS for the benefit
of the Navy Relief Society.
a crowd of 17725 witnessed the
game. played on a Snow-Covered
grldiron. and from the gate Of
S5l O59 approximately SIS, 500 will
20 10 the charity.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Wings, Adams especially likes TO
think Of Goodfellow, because
the big defenseman. once one of
the greatest shooting forwards
,in the game, was developed in
Detroit. Goodfellow played all
of his professional hockey in
Detroit, first with the Olympics
and later with the Red Wings.
He turned professional in 1925
1929.
Besides Goodfellow, other
Detroit stars who came out Of
Ottawa include Alex Connell,
Stewart Evans. sgd Howe, Hcc
Kilrea. Wally Kilrea and Kenny
kilrca. Adams also played
hockey at Ottawa, having been
member of one Of Ottawa 3
Stanley Cup championship
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Continued on Page 1G
IIOntInued on Fage III
Babe Ruth Improved
After Nervous Attack

NEW YORK, Jan. 5 GNS).-
Babe Ruth was resting comfort
ably today at a hospital where he
was taken Saturday because Of ex-
treme nervousness.
If Ruth continues TO improve his
wife expects he will be released
late this week. Extreme dieting
and a recent auto mishap brought
about the nervousness, said Ruth's
physician. The Babe also is suf-
fering from a cold.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Olympic Runner
Sheppard Dies

NEW YORK. Jan. 6 GNS)-
Funeral services for Melvin Shep-
pard. crack middle-diStance runner
of bygone days who died ycster-
day Of heart attack al the age
of IS, viii be conducted Wednes-
day night at a Bayslde funeral
home.
Peerless Mel. who IN recent
years directed the MillroSc A. A.
meet. was the first American 10
win both the S00-meter and 800
meier Olympic crowns. Between
1906 and 1912 he ruled the middle
distance running field and appeared
in meets both in the United States
and Europe.
Burial viii be in Camden, y. J.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Skating Meet
Listed at Flint

Two skating meets are listed
for the coming weekend with the
announcement today by Benjamin
Bacdade. secretary Of the
Michigan Skating ASso-
ciation. that the Central MiChi-
gan outdoor championships viii
be held in Atwood Stadium in
Flint Friday night
Sunday the Diamond Derby
events will be- staged at II oy {
Park IN Saginaw.
Particular emphasis is attached
to the TWO meets as the per-
formanceS Of the skaters will
determine the skaters the aSSo-
citation will send 10 the state
championships at Alpcna the fol-
lowing weekend. January l7-lS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

recollections Of the former VOL
VERNE player and coach. In his
high school days in Los Angeles,
Wieman played rugby because
football was not allowed then
in the prep schools in the west
ern state. He also played
basketball and ran the hurdles.
Four of Wieman's brothers
went 10 Occidental College,
where they starred in football.
Each in turn was a captain and
Occidental was not without a
Wieman in the lineup from 1901
to 1915. II was expected that
Elton, who is Tad, would also
20 TO Occidental. But the inde-
pendent Tad didn't see it that
way. he rebelled from the
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Brown Bombers Rally
To Beat Auto Club

With Wilbur King tossing three
straight field goals Joe Louis
Brown -BomberS rallied 10 defeat
the Auto Club basketball team
Il TO 80 at Holy Rcdecmcr High
last night Auto Club was at1cad
80 10 35 when King went 10 work
with four minutes 10 90
The BemberS led at the half
22-2l King and AEiS Bray got
IL points apiece for the BomborS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
e. Team Rolls 27B5
Mansfield Teams Total Stands Out After First
WeekEnd's Rolling Of Times Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

A PISS. shot by William Slater'S
Mansfield for first place in Class
c, today stands out as the best
total for tho first weekend OF the
tenth annual Detroit Times Bowl
ing Sweepstakes. completed az Inn
pcrial Recreation i'm the General
Motors Building, last night
All other leaders established
Saturday held 10 their posts after
yesterdays heavy attack on the
pins was over. They are Art Wat
sons Palmer Park Recreation in
Class \. with 1895. and Nick Van
RingeleSteyn'S George & Murray. IN
Class b, with 2711.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Bowling News
On Page II
By CLAYTON HEPLER

MichiganS hapleSS basketball
team. which lost four straight
after opening the season with a
brilliant victory over Michigan
State. moves into Lafayette. Ind,
tonight with scarcely brighter
prospects against Purdue
Second half lotdoWnS accounted
for defeats by Notre Dame Butler
and Marquette. but the VOL
verineS. although they tied the
score five times in the first half.
trailed a veteran Iowa team. 20
2l at intcrmiSSion Saturday at
Ann Arbor. and were outplayed
TO the final whistle, which found
the score i0-3i
Purdue which ran up tho high
est score on the opening night Of
the Big Ten schedule by Sm9ther-
ing Chicago. 64-19. holds no fears
for a Michigan team whose two
highly toutcd scoring leaders,
Capt. Bill Cartmll and Jim Mand-
Ter. were held 10 a total of II
points by the HawkcycS Leo DOYLE
Junior guar d. contributed what
liulc scoring punch there was
With II points.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
ski Champ Faces Draft

NEW YORK. Jan. ) GNS).-
Torger Toxic. national ski cham
plon who won his first meet Of the
season with 137-foot leap al
Bear Mountain Park on Sunday
reports to his local draft board for
a phNsical examination TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
fxo Maedon&lI
sPoRTsEDlToR
Tad Wieman. Young Man Of Inde pendent Mind
Was Handy Guy at Ann Arbor

Tad Wemans appearance in Detroit during the
sons of college coaches recalled Fielding H. Yost and others
of Michigan that the Princeton coach quite handyman in
football at Ann Arbor.
In his freshman year Michigan player Weman played
end AS sophomore he shifted tackle junior
fuback At the end of his junior Wieman into the
bombing division of the United States Air but did not
In 1920 ne back Michigan and played right
tackle.
Wemans deour from college in California, Tads home
state Michigan framed background interesting
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Walt Homer in Line
For Boston j. Job

BOSTON. Jan. 5 GNS).-With
Major Leroy B. Pat Hanley
called 10 active service with the
marines. all indications today were
that Walt Homer, varsity hackfield
coach, would be named temporary
head coach OF the Boston Unlver-
Sity football squad Hanley. for
eight years mentor Of the Terriers,
was ordered TO report at Quantico
Va, next week.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

Leo Merkle's Kercheval Trim Of
ChrySler heads Glass d, with 25S3.
and Mayor JeffrieS' Jiggers of
Birmingham Golf Club. in Glass
f, with 2533 Incidentally. the
mayor was high for The first two
squads. with a $50 total.
Palmer Park Recreation ferried
TO the front by combining $40
SS3-942 for lis series, Angelo
Damico showing the way with
PA 20 for~-59S. Twenty five
misses hcld-Rogor Overmycr'S De
trniI GaSkct Of the Times All-Star
Classic down to 2691. The GaSket
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

FAYETTEVILLE AK Jan =
uNSlA-John and O'Nea Adams
tophlght basketball playtn &
brothers az the University Of Ar
kansas. today joined the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

completely unsuccessful The
TitanS, TOO, lost their Saturday
night encounter with the Univer-
Slty of Scranton. 33-2S. after hold
'ug hAlfumc lead of l7-l3 They
J oS % -NlIIanova tho previous
night
Michigan States sorrow is yet
20 come But it Will come tonor-
row night az East Lansing. II the
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Ottawa Stars Are Getting Fewer

The Of Allan Kuntz New York Ranger rookie star
from Ottawa the other day brought back memories Jack
Adams of long line of hockey that of the
dominion capital
"One of the greatest is Ebbie Good
fellow" Adams recalled.
When his memory slips back the many who have
Detroit uniforms the years he has coached the Red
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
MICHIGAN-oNTARIo LEAGUE

PLAYED three four point games.
ToNIGHT'S GAMES
Toledo A. Farisclean.
Akron a. Manshelt
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
Picked by Yost as Coach

After Wiemans graduation, Yost his possibility
and selected him line In 1928 he gradu
ated assistant athletic director well coach and 1927
made head coach.
Business looked alurng than coaching however and
1928 Weman resigned Minneapolis. One away
the turmoil of the grdiron enough The
feel of the leather and fiber his bones He agreed
line coach for Fritz Crser Minneapolis They made fine
and when Crser Princeton he accompanied
by Wieman.
That in 1892 Upon Crsers the Big Ten.
Weman accepted the Princeton During his
assistant ne mixed coaching with the insurance business but
upon becoming head coach he quit business.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05

He played forward position.
Other stars Of Ottawa Frank king Clancy, Bh
Beverdge Aure Joliat, Allan Shields and Polly Drouin
the Ottawa products getting fewer and fewer
the Ottawa clan" pulling for Kuntz to make good
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
EASTERN DIVISION
IAsT NIGHI,s RFNII-Is

Rufal0 %. Cleveland 2
New Haven 4 Philadelphia 3.
Providence : piffsnlrgh
Springfield Washington :.
Hershey s, Indianapolis 2.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-05
EBBIE GETS TWO

Goodfellow. who returned to his
defense position last week for the
first time since the playoffs last
spring. drove the puck home twice
in the second period.
The first came after he had
the puck from
Canadien at the Detroit blue line
and gone in 10 take a return pass
from Howe and loose a backhander
from 35 feet. His second goal, on
break with Kilrea and Bruneteau,
was a blistering 25-footer from
right wing TO the far corner.
Brown and Carveth. who joined
the Wings in Chicago from Indian
apoliS, bagged a goal and an assist