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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
Night Club Customers Buy
$1,25O,OOO in War Bonds
$4,000 Bond Burehose is Cover
Chorse for Each Customer Of Club

CHICAGO, May 18-(P)-The
customers at one of Chicago's
swankieSt night clubs had a mil
lion and a quarter dollars worth
of fun last night, and so did IN
Gle Sam.
The money represented the
amount a select group of $50
men and women paid out for the
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Russia
Continued from Page ID


up with IS others during the
same day. Pravda said. 1t re-
ported that ID tanks were des-
troyed in the first clash and AZ
in the others, and said that where
wedges we're driven into the
Russian lines they were smashed
by intense anti-tank fire.
Reporting attempts to land
troops from the air in back of
the Russian line, Pravda said
that swarms of 100, so, and 80
parachutists had been dropped
in recent operations but that
two of these groups were wiped
out TO a man before even reach
ing the ground.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18
Prosecutor Johnston
Addresses kiWanis

Prosecutor Ivan A. Johnston
will be the principal speaker
tonight when the East Detroit
Kiwanis Club fetes its 18th an
niversary at Tassie Tavern.
East Detroit Kiwanians have
invited members of the st. Clair
Shores Club to the ladies night
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Germany
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page IL
windows attractively decorated
with samples TO give an impress
sion of economic plenty. All
such pretense was dropped four
weeks after the United States
entered the war.
ONE-DISH MEAL
Jan. 7-"Feldkueche," one
dish field kitchen meal, was
made obligatory upon all res
taurants for Mondays and
Thursdays. The people were
told it was the healthiest thing
imaginable for them.
Jan. Is - Tobacco rationing
was frightened with the intro
duction of a smokers ration
card. Women ever Is were al
lotted half rations and the ra-
ton for men went down TO three
cigarettes or one thin cigar
daily in some localities, two
cigarettes in other places.
Jan. II - Clearance sales
were forbidden. The real rea-
son: Dealers no longer had any
thing to clear" The same day
a drastic reduction in the num-
Der of passenger trains was an
nounced.
Jan. 20 - Merchants were
warned not to make barter
deals. This decree was intended
to curb black market operations,
some merchants preferring to
barter their wares for desirable
goods held by customers rather
than sell them for cash.
Jan. % - The nightly black
OFT hours were revised to save
electric current.
2 EGG RATION
Jan. 80 - The ration of eggs
for the month of February was
set at two a perSo An inven-
tory Of potatoes in priv te
homes was ordered with the UNI
Outstanding that those with re-
serves would not be allowed to
purchase more for some time.
Jan. 81 - Hat repairs, pre-
exempt from ration re-
strictions, were included in list
for which clothing points"
were required.
Feb. | 49, Berlin hotels were
advised they could not accept
guests for more than three con-
secutive weeks or rent rooms for
office purposes. Some persons
had tried 10 overcome the coal
shortage in their homes by TAX
ing warm hotel rooms.
Feb. IL 49, All fairs and expo
Sitions in Germany -- including
the centuries old Leipzig Fair
were cancelled. This was an ad-
mission that German manufac-
turers had nothing 10 offer and
the transportation problem was
becoming more acute.
Feb. 10 - The purchase of
mourning clothes was restrict
g to the closest relatives Of the
Feb. IA - Dancing was for
even at private parties.
Feb. II -- Copper coins were
ithdrawn from circulation and
cheap metal tokens substituted.
Feb. l8-The press announc-
ed that many more enterprises
goods FOR civilian
needs would be converted into
plants producing solely for war
needs. Already some 80 per
In 1889, Alabama's tuberculos- |
is death rate was $40 per l00.- |
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18

cent Of civilian production had
been stopped.
Feb. 10 - Rationing of pc
troleum began.
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Prices
Continued from Page II

from reducing his prices. How
ever, no price can be above the
ceiling price.
s. Important groups of COM
modities have been selected as
"cost-of-living" items. The cell
ing prices for these must be dis
played by every retailer in his
store beginning today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18

Highest place for potato crop
is in Bolivia, where they are
grown at a height of 1000
feet above sea level.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18

Approximately 100000 per-
sons 81 years of age or more
maintain their residence in the
District of Columbia, according
to census figures.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-18

In 1889, Alabama's tuberculos-
is death rate was $40 per 100,-
900 OF the population, as COM
pared ~ SIS IN 1898.
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Continued from Page ID
windows attractively decorated
with samples TO give an impress
sion of economic plenty. All
such pretense was dropped four
weeks after the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

A BEAUTIFUL Sxl2 all wool Administer
rug; beautiful pattern. f29. terms. Kent
Co. i544i Livernois.
A BEAUTIFUL selection Of mfrs. display
samples living room suites under $50.
Why pay the long price? Terms. Alviu'A.
1851 West Vernon. open evenings.
A BEDROOM suite, 3-mece. walnut finish,
slightly marred In shipment: sacrifice.
sis.75. terms. Alvin, 1861 West Vernon.
A POSTER bed. all steel fiat spring. co,-
ton mattress. $2A Kent Co. 1914
LivernOs
A REAL VALUE studio couch twin
bed 3 r1tfaws S295 easy terms.
WASHINGTON. 1865 GRATIoT
Omen Evenings
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Miscellaneous for Sale

-
\ AIR TANKS-10xl4 new stock, $2.3O
each Murray 1860, p. m. i.
I BIC hard coal burner only SIS, 1888 Pom
u tlac 2-door sedan only S35; leaving Tor
service. $500 Pontiac Lake road Pontiac.
7 BOOKCASES, dishes lamps. chairs stools,
hall tree tables. rugs. HOOK, 1889 MACK.
I cAMERAs-Ail makes at BEST, LOWEST
/ PRICES. We will take YOUR Old
CAMERA IN exchange. DETROIT CAM
/ ERA SHOP. 325 STATE STREET.
CEMENT MIXER--R Rex half-bagger. 1925
nearly new, 1s44j Glenmore. Evergreen
1912.
IKODAKS-MOvie cameras VIII sell, buy,
Il exchange. Acme Camera Ex.. SD Shelby.
I LIVE prairie fattlesnakes, for professional
u use only. Ed. Peck Oregon s252.
\ NEW. plastic nsmeplate desk sign. sunken
\ letters -, "a. i& inches high. Desk
Sign Shop. wysndotte, Michigan.
|. sTENOTYPE, perfect. with books. $40 90
violin. case and bow, SIS 90: mans black
suit size 3s, 2 pants. 90. like new
one room Kerosene heater, $500. Pingree
o473.
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. CERTIFIED READER-Your prehlsms
solved 1Hsurt a-el. Florence LaNallty
t.sssses circle Wednesday, p m. 4soa
I srchrnont Tyler 1881,
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-$3.50
Cash and carry, $3.50: IS years expert
ence; 1907 guaranteed. Detroit Oriental
Rug Works. 12i22 Broadstreet. no. 5000.
"A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
niture cleaning renovating; guaranteed.
insured. 9x12. SO so. cash and carry So. so.
Garfield Rug and Furniture Cleaners,
i5i35 fireman. Tyler 5-150O.
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed; 9xl2 scientifi-
Cally cleaned. renovated. $3.50; insured
Federal Rug Cleaners, 1929 Hamilton.
| UN 1-350O
COMPLETE CARPET Service-Rugs car
pets cleaned. dyed, repaired s244 Lenore
Dearborn Ol33.
| NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 45i5
Coningwood. Rugs cleaned insured.
Telephone -H0Harth 500.
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Personals

FIvE-PIECE orchestra al liberty must
for all occasions. Lincoln 2-25t6 atte
. ?. m
@GALL-KLENZ'' - Recommended by users
stones Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7-i7io.
GYPSY CARD READER ralmistry
Madame Marie formerly cafe budapest
sac cary. Vinewood 2-S573
HAIR REMOVED permanently Nstaii'
Traub. $50 Michigan Theater building
Cherry 1o1a. -
HAIR REMOVED FoREvER-sa safe. pain
less Treatments 81. Lifetime guaran
tee Doctors references. Electrolysi'
Clinic. Townsend SSH
HAlR PERMANENTLY Removed ul
tiple ElectTolysis Emilia RoccapeHa'
37SS Gratiot plaza os5o
.iF YoU have problems see me Daily
consultations by appointment. Rev
Johnnie Williams. Randolph o4oA.
DIVINE HEALINGS Improves health
Park. Trinity i-72s2.
MADAME DELLA Spiritual psychic.
noted reader. Grand RiVer) Appoint
ments TYLER 5-59O1
MADAME ELISE Unusual French reader
ssad ard Fire suivc your pronems-love
business Columbia 2700. 44lI Second, CD
MADAME X-Astrulogist: daily readings
i3a5 West Garfield. Ring Apartment 4
MARY ASH Spiritual Reader tDresmlanC
TearcomB, BY appointment only. Vermont
.--TSs1.
MRS RAYE-Astrologist featured al STATE
Pair. ap37 Mitchell. PLAZA 25OJ.
NURSE VIII take confinement patients IL
own home. For appointment call Temple
2.z2sn
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic
s7lS Second. near Palmer Trinity 1-I242
PROF ELTON ADVISOR
CONSULTATION daily. 1913; TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS Until 3: closed Sundays. 34is John
r between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81
READ Times Want Ads for proht-us'
them for results
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ALL UNCLAIMED. SIS

4-RoOM OUTFITS
Purchased from finance bank-High grade,
2-pc. living room suite. extra chair floor
lamp, bridge ard table lamps. end and
coffee tables, magazine basket, picture,
smoker. ape. maple bedroom bed, dresser
and chest. A-pc. oak set for dnette. 5-pc.
breakfast, set dishes, toaster Worth
plenty Yours for SIS. No finance Co.
LIMBS 1891 FENKELL At LTvERNoIs
A RECLAIMED living suite, only $40.
BERNEY. 6347 MACK.
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Personals

REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - church Of
christ Appointments daily 1860 Nes'
Grand boulevard. TYLER 6-7333,
REVEREND TRAEB-D Ally Readings.
Special Wednesday, I y. m. 25c. Mes
saces Tea Leaves. 33I7 Michigan. LAfa'
vetie 07S6
SUITABLE compensation will be paid for
Information on Richard r. Smith, for
merly of 1900 Seward Apt 100, and 1881
Delaware resulting In recovery ~ 1883
Packard club coupe. serial ilS5-2202. 1892
license CZ-g2Ss Can Mr.. Beebe, Randolph
gR96 FNCept SUNDAYS.
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ATTRACTIONS Featuring Scotch Marie,
Barbara Lotus, others. New Lotus Tea
room. Zee Broadway upstairs.
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HoLLANDER Hudson seal coat size IL;
excellent condition. Phone University
3-7O59.
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Wearing Apparel

GENUINE Eastern mink. fun length Ci6).
Black pony sports coat GOD. HOgarth
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Mooing, Storage, Carriage

IADY's MoVlNG-Large vans. insured.
I s. 80, 81 90. two men, any time. Town
send s-0f3c
ALBRIGHT-Moving. storage, Grating and
shipping. service Anywhere 2l4 NIL
waukce Trinity Ppm.
ATLANTIC padded vans; insured trucking
SO load, free estimates. TWinbrooh
t-6io5.
BUSY BEE
Anything; Anywhere-dircct: insured reas.
Emergency Storage Free
ODDS and trunks. RA. Oi46. 92i Watson.
COLES EXPRESS COMPANY Carriage,
moving safe. reasonable. 1929 Beaubien.
Randolph 1892
ICoUITER's Moving. storage. used furni-
! ture bought. Cadillac 2ll6. Townsend
s-427o evenings. Sundays.
EHALT Local long distance; insured, free
estimates 1922 LiVernois. lafayette 4364.
sured. expressing, van service. Madison
1892
IVORY MOVING, Storage Company: local
long distance; all loads insured. Town
send s-S035 nights, Sundays. To. 63933
MovING9 Trunks, furniture appliances
REDS CARRIAGE, Warren and Twelfth.
Tyler 4-s622.
Minuteman Transfer Co.
Expressing. moving. baggage open nights
! CADILLAC 1920 2520 ST. ANTOINE
PACIFIC Storage. 800 room. Moving
$3-S5. Before moving call LEnox 0272
/ ROBERT PALMER-Moving. carriage, fur
nture. pianos. refrigeratoEs- 3347 Harper
I PLAZA l040.
RETURN LOADS wanted Immediately n
| is states Winner Van Lines. Local anC
storage. 1889 Quincy. University 2-6650
SUBURBAN VAN LINES Local. long dis
tance moving and all Michigan points
i11b20 Van Dyke. Olive p6f0
ViCTOR'S MOVING, STORAGE Strictly
| hired men. established since 1924. loves
/ Fat rates. 1925 Syracuse. TN. 1-00s0
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lLuundrieS

AA Spec. Curtains 3 pr. S1.19 up
Draperies. window shades. rugs cleaned
AMBASSADORS, 1878 Linwood TO. 10000
.A-i-42 PIECES fiat or ~ pounds. $i.4e;
"a pounds. damp flat, csc; 81 pounds
damp wash. csc. Grand Model LIE. 1891.
sTERnLIZED WASH. IS LBS, TIC
IL LBS. FLAT IRONED. 7Sc
HANKIEs IRoNED IN DAMP AND FLAT
DELMAR LAUNDRY FITZRoY 1888
BEST BUY IN THE CITY
Everything starched and dried nat, beau
tifully finished. ~ lbs, CSC New Way
Laundry. 1850 LemAy. Lenox 6l0s.
CURTAINS beautifully Numbered. } pairs
500 up. Dry cleaning, pants. skirts,
sweaters, 35c Grapes, soc. Bonded Clean
ers. University 1900.
DAMP WASH FL. IRoNED. Is LBS,
Sl.14; SHIRTS FINISHED, 16c.
SANITARY LDY co. TYLER o-343i
DAMP WASH, flat ironed, 20 pounds 81 as;
shirts, 10c. Lux Laundry. Townsend
s-6654.
IN ToDAY-oUT TOMORROW
rs his. soc; damp. all flat, - lbs, 81 SO :
all finish done with shirts &c extra. no. 500
la SALE LINEN SUPPLY
1920 FIFTEENTH TY. 4-5O3S
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A LIQUOR hsoli stopped a, nom, .eeI -.
Arnold. 24si Nat Bank BIDS. RA. I2s'
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AUTHENTIC AsTROLoGER 80 S'ISnEs
Warren texcepi sunday. SAls Grenc
T4ver- TFrnpie I $3.50.
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RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Ms FsWards 1870 Fort, Lincoln PARK
Special, soc (Hours 100 daily, sunday
Atlantic 1908.
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ITARPAULINs, drop cloth. boat covers.
canvas. Mich. Salvage. 500 w. Jefferson:
i8-MM. Movie Mite sound protector, $40
cash Ewes. SIS, Sunday 10 noon. TRINITY
2-a06l.
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE Low
Unb Bed Sheets. 9oe; Pillowcases. .lsc
Big Plaid Blkts, 81 20, Indian Blkts 81 %
Curtain Panels. 2pc: Cottage Sets. 7sc
Mems Wool Comb. Sports Jackets. 10
Mems Covert Pants, 81 SO: Dress Pts 81 80
Hunting Coats. Brooches. Boots. cheap
H. Endieott johnson Hunt Boots. ~ 70
Endeott johnson Work Shoes ......si "
Endicott johnson Dress Oxfords. .... ~ so
Boys Work Shoes. sizes 10-d. ...... ~ W
ALL SIZES COTTON MATTRESS. 70 20
9xl2 FELT BASE RUGS ...,....s,. " 70
Kitchen Metal CABINETS. low as sess
iOCoATs, ToPcoATs. Low AS $1,000
| Paints, Linoleum, Beds, Springs, Rugs
uT NeEidME 2901 GRATIOT
Open Sunday a. m. 20 4 p. m. Daily 70
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

A sPECIAL-9x12. $780, guaranteed. in
sured: tackled down carpets cleaned on
your floor. Detroit Carpet Cleaning and
Laying Company, Incorporated. Estab-
itshed 1908. Madison $3.50,
SERVICE RUG CLEANING Co.-Guaran-
teed. insured. 1040 Lawndale (Lafayette).
.VInewood 2-S510.
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Qudrterbd(ks
Help Celebrate

Coach Joe. Mrs. Gembis and the
two youngsters dined on cake last
night TO celebrate Wayne's victory
over Akron over the the weekend.
Joe was honored by the Downtown
Quarterback Club yesterday to
make the occasion suspicious. Sew
eral hundred fans were at the
Fort Shelby to help Joe celebrate.
Joe took his honors with most
becoming modesty and promised
another victory over Western
Michigan this weekend. 1t. Com.
Harry Kipke, POSTMASTER, prom
ised John Karcis. the Lion coach,
a bigger cake when he reports in
with his first victory.
Karcis explained his Lions. sui.
fered letdown against the Steel.
ers in Sundays game.
I'VE had them all hoped
up for the Bears the week be-
fore and a slide back was ex-
pected," he said.
Wally Weber gave short &C.
count of the Michigan-Harvarc
game, and Ed Hayes of the Times
sport staff spoke about the Ohio
State Buckeyes, Michigan's next
conference foe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Change
PrepGrid
Card

Hamtramck and DENLY, now In
a tie for first place in the east
division of the Metropolitan cir
cult, will play each other at Mack
Park or u. of d. Stadium, which
ever can be arranged, on Friday
afternoon.
Highland Park and Northern
the slated opponents of the lead.
ers. renowned their contests and
agreed to play one another a,
Highland Park on Friday.
Without the reshuffling Of the
schedule, a four way tie would
have been possible between Park
Pershing. DENLY and Hamtramck
AS it is, the winner of the Tars.
Cosmo contest will meet the ives,
side winner the following week fol
the right TO participate in The an.
nual Goodfellow charity game or
Thanksgiving Day at Briggs Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
-IrishHdve Two
On Injury List

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 10.
Danes first team was
slated to get down TO work today,
after the usual Monday rest, in
preparation for Saturdays big
game with Michigan. The regu-
lars played almost the entire
route in defeating Army, 13 to 0,
last Saturday.
Despite their long duty on the
firing line, only two starters were
injured at all seriously. Russell
(Pete) Ashbaugh, junior right half
who spanked the victories over
Iowa Navy and Illinois, was laid
up today with a bad charley horse
and it was too early to tell
whether he will play this week,
according TO coach Frank Eeahy.
Corwin (Cornie) Clatt.s sopho-
more fuii0dch, teceived shoulder
injury which will keep him out of
contact work this week, but he
should be ready for action in the
first meeting between the Irish
and the Wolverines since 1909.
A capacity crowd was assured
for the battle when il was an
nounced last night by ticket man.
ager Robert M. Cahill that every
one of the $4,000 seats available
had been sold. Michigan's allot-
ment has also been exhausted. The
game will be on two national
hook-ups, the Michigan network
and seven other stations making
their own pick-ups.
Included in the crowd will be
Gov. Murray Van Wagner of
Michigan, Gov.-elect Harry F.
Kelly of Michigan, who is also
president of the national Notre
Dame alumni association, and Gov.
Henry +. Schricker of Indiana,
as well as the Notre Dame board
OF lay trustees who will meet
Saturday.
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50 Ice Yachts
In Class f Fleet

Maurice Robinson, commodore
OF the Detroit Ice Yacht Club, an
nounces that the Class F fleet in
this area will number 80 boats for
the coming season, an increase of
eight of the speedy front-steerers
over last year.
A meeting of the d. I. Y. c.
will be held at the Bayview Yacht
Club tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Clarence Bennett. Ralph Soden
and Earl Converse are other Off
GERS in the organization. Commo-
dore Robinson said all competition
would be local this year as all in
ternational ice yacht racing has
been Cancelled for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
~GoeIin Lauohs at Cobb Aqain

Goose Gosln We olde Tiger is again aughngy telling that
yarn about Ty Cobbabout the time he rookie outhelder
caught the great Trus mapping the bases have heard
il more than once, you may retire from the room.
Go ahead, Goose,
at In 1921 and brakng In with Washington"
recalled Gosln.
Il hadn't played In many American League games before
Detroit Cobb then In his prime, got first Up
stepped Bobby veach and hit tremendous waop back against
the fence. IL looked like a threebagger
Now In the major leagues long throws from the
outeld relayed by the nheders. But up
Class Sally League where the ou6eIders tried TO throw
directly to the plate without a relay "a s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
1910 Contest
Called Off
At Last Minute
BY EDGAR HAYES

Saturdays game between Notre
Dame and Michigan is really q
contest that was postponed back
in 1910. The contest scheduled
between the two teams that year
was called off at the last minute
and relations broken.
Charles r. Dorais. athletic di.
rector Of the University of Detroit
and Joe Magidsohn, the well
known football official. told The
Detroit Times Downtown Quar-
terbacks all about il yesterday
DoraiS was on the Notre Dame
team scheduled to meet the VOL
verines in 1910, and Joe was a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Watch BerfeHi!

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 10. -
Forced indoors. Michigan's foot
ball squad yesterday was kept
"Bertelli-minded."
Coach Fritz Crisler reminded
his players that TO beat Notre
Dame Saturday they must stop
Angelo Bertelli, star pasSer of
the Irish.
Crisler and Wally Weber gave
a two-hour lecture on the Irish
teams passing attack. Oppo-
nents have completed SO aerials
in III attempts against Mich
igan.
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Pepsi-CoIa BowIers
Win Bay City Match

Herman Bengall's Pepsi Cola
bowling team of the Detroit Times
All-Star Classic defeated Joe All
ler's Frankenmuth Of Bay City by
a total of SO pins on the latter's
drives when il rolled 1874 to 1921,
Mark Collinak leading the way
with 621. Ahler and Earl Angst
man each got Gag.
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Has q Right to Repeat II

II had pretty good just picked up that ball
after bounced of the fence and let straight for the
catcher Ty the ball would be reIayed and he
would have plenty Of time that he didn't fast he
could
We'll throw went right TO the catcher and got there
before Ty half In from third and ne out by
big margin Boy, he surprised and He called
everything he could think Of and told stupid throw
In that without relay. Maybe but Cobb out"
Well, who throws out Cobb has right tell the
story than once-more than 100 times, maybe.
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Rubi 10 Defend Title
For I'd Time in 7 DAYS
nnNIaura nnIrr1

TONiGBTs noUTs
Bart Rnha. Hungary. W. leEss Klein.
Detroit, z In 2 fAia.
Flash" Gordon. Hollywood, ~. Rufas
Jones. Red Run. tn . fails
Stanley Buresh, Austraiin, Va .sAahsss
Kasaboski, Toronto. one fall.
Bert Rubi will defend his junior
heavyweight MWA title for the
second time in as many days at
the Fairview Gardens this evening,
which may or may not be a break
for his challenger, Louis Kline.
popular east side favorite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

member OF the Wolverines. Joe
also played against the Irish in
the 1909 game, the only one of
the series won by the Fighting
Irish.
From these two gentlemen and
yellow-with-age clippings in Fred
Delano's public relations office at
Michigan the following story is
told.
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break the little finger with the other by bending them
different directions Either method guaranteed ncapac
tate the matter how tough he and the
time render him helpless IL he Is foolish enough TO try
struggle simply apply pressure begin to hear the
cracking Of Mani bones Hard: Ruthless: think so?
member-youye got to fight tough to survive this We're
against the toughest nations In his
tory we're not tougher than they, we'll be licked WE'LL
BE TOUGHER"
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SPORT s
BY LEO MACDONALD
Dempsey Puts Action
to Words in New Book,
How TO Fight Tough.
Manossa Mouler Tells Of
Tricks That Aren't Nice
But Are Very Effective
PROMISES WE'LL BE TOUGHER

1t. Jack Dempsey. aided by Frank Menke has written
book entitled How Fight Tough reveals the tricks which
worlds heavyweight ring champion showing the
United States coast guardsmen Manhattan Beach, New York
Taken from the book here example of what Dempsey
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