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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
.Kieppe S Return
Cheers State

EAST LANSING, Oct. 10
Dick Kieppe is back and so il
isn't all gloom in the Michigan
State College football camp today
II would take great deal of
good news TO cheer up the State
football team which SATURDAY
suffered its worst defeat in the 10
years Charley Bachman has
coached here. But the news on
kieppe was the best the battered
Spartans could receive.
Kieppe, the Spartans' best back.
and the most effective paSser in
the aerial attack upon which
State must depend, was in the
hospital as Marquette surged
over the Spartans to a 28-7 vic
tory Saturday. Ebert Stark, the
Geneva (Ill) back who was called
upon 10 take over his duties, just
wasn't equal TO the task.
There was some bad news, too.
One of Kieppe's best pass receiv-
ers, Ed Fraleigh, junior from De-
troit. is out for two weeks with
a disloCated shoulder. Fraleigh,
who played at Mackenzie High.
caught Stark's pass for States
only score against Marquette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Fists Fly
rs GaeIS


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is
uNS).-St. Mary's Gallopin G
Gaels handed University of San
Francisco a u TO 0 pasting in
Kezar stadium yesterday in
game marked by several fist
fights among the players.
Referee Lee Eisan handed out
only one penalty for unnecessary
roughnesS. however, and that was
against USE.
The two teams went into the
game after week of bitter
charges and counter charges con-
corning San Francisco's use of
freshmen. Coach Jimmy Phelsn
Of she Gaels had protested declar-
ing that St. Mary's abided by the
no-frosh conference rule.
USES athletic director, jim
my Needles, only day before the
game fatty stated that the Dons
would play their freshmen-and
they did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

Just AS it takes more than one
warm day to make a summer, it
requires more than a 300 game
to lead league for high series.
Bill Littman OF Twentieth Cen
fury city tournament champions,
had 300 in 657 in a Travelling
League match. eastern division.
Bur Walter Warzecka OF Coo
bells in the western division
grouped 241-266 in 675. The Lift
man string was l79-3O0-17S. War
zecka. however was willing to
settle for The 800 and said so.
Littman after 20 years in the
game and a lifetime average OF
100 Is due for an ABC gold medal.
Littman already has SIS from
Palace where he rolled tho count
on alleys II-l2, IN addition TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

A battling ST. Rita eleven held
the league leading st. Alphonsus
team ScoreleSs for three quarters
in the highlight of Sundays second
division Catholic games, but tired
in the last period and Alphonsus
came on 10 win, 40.
Frank Macarthur ran SO yards
from midfield TO make the first
score of the game after receiving
a pass in the fiat from Jerry Blk
man. Bixman added the second
counter late in the period after
intercepting a pass on the Rita
20-yard stripe.
St. Charles broke its long series
of ties with Annunciation and car
ried home the Mailman trophy by
virtue of a one touchdown victory
St. Francis de Sales defeated st.
Mary OF ROYAL Oak to retain sec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Runs Wild
As Theresa Wins

Bill Dillon. st. Theresa star
back, had field day yesterday
as his team walked away from
st. Mary of BEDFORD and in SO
doing, put in top bid for the East
Side first division title of the
Catholic League. Holy Redeemer
stands as the only obstacle in
the Theresa path.
Dillon got away for the first
of three touchdownS in the first
period, taking the ball on a short
reverse in midfield and racing so
yards through a broken field to
score. He then converted the
point after touchdown.
He came back TO talley twice
in the third quarter, the first
time on the same short reverse
play. this time for 30 yards after
Oliver Ellwood of the Pirates re-
covered a ST. Mary's tumble. An
other conversion made the Dillon
total IA points.
Dillon'S third score came on a
plunge from the 3-yard line after
a 70-yard march punctuated by
the passing of Capt. Jim Dorm to
John Cullen and Leo Diamond.
Cullen completed the Theresa
score in the last quarter, by nail
ing Albert CadieuX of the Rus
tics. behind the goal line for a
safety.
The remaining first division
scores and the standings are in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
300 Not Enough
Bill Littman Fails TO Bag League High Series But
Leader Will Settle for 300

cheers and congratulations from
teammates, well wishers and
friends.
Incidentally. il is the first
League 300 in three
seasons and believed to be the
first ever recorded in the eastern
group
Jack Cunningham of Schlitz
posted a 656 as his team had a
new central division seasons
mark of 1899 for one game.
Other western division scorers
included Frank Grub, Soltes
257-232 in $40; Ed Rzeppa, Red
ford 61S. Charles Spencer. Rola-
wilc. 657, Orvillc Carver. Military
Inn. 646: Floyd Day and Ray
Urban. Crest. 65S and 645, re-
spectively. Days pa is a new
high single game mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Waftrick
Crowds
Murphy

Bob Murphy, today for the sec
ond week, held first place in the
Detroit Times football experts
selection derby. He picked 16
winners out of "a selections. One
of the games ended in a tie.
Don Wattrick. WXYZ-Detroit
Times football announcer, moved
into second place, replacing Lew
Walter and Leo Macdonell, who
dropped 10 third. Wattric k
picked II winners.
The standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
You Can't Beat the Irish
THEIR SEAHAWK ROUT
is WEEKS HIGHLIGHT
By EDGAR HAYES

at the hands OF Michigan. Ohio
State has rocky road ahead with
Northwestern, Illinois. Wisconsin
and Michigan still on the list.
It's the best race of many seasons.
TURNABOUT is FAIR PLAY
Last year Marquette. impress
Sive in a great triumph over Wis
consin, was a red hot favorite
against State. State won. Satur-
day, Marquette, unimpreSsive los
ing to Wisconsin, was underdog in
game with State. State lost.
ONCE WERE UPSETS'
WHAT WE ERLY
CALLED UPSETS-Princeton 6,
Pennsylvania 6. Southern Cali
fornia 26, Washington State II.
Mississippi State 33, Vanderbilt 0.
North Carolina 13, Duquesne 8.
North Carolina Is, Duquesne 6
(thiS ended the Dukes winning
streak at 16). Duke "a. Colgate
%. Duke comes to life after very
poor start. Kentucky q, Virginia
Tech 81.
IMPRESSIVE FOR NJ
ANCES under new coach
defeats Iowa u to Z. Billy Hill
'enbrand leads the strong Indiana
team TO 10 TO 7 victory over Pitts
burgh. Bill threw three touch
down passes. Georgia with frankie
Sinkwich in high trounccd a fine
Tulane team. 40 TO o. Missouri
opened IFS Blk Six title defense
with 46 TO 2 score over Kansas
State. Mike Michalske made his
debut as coach of the Iowa State
GridderS. trimming Drake % 10 s
LONGEST RUN OF THE DAY
Jack Wink. Wisconsin halfback
took a Great Lakes pass in the
end zone and scampered 10l
yards for n touchdown.
POWERHOUSE TEAMS-Ohio
26, Purdue 0. Michigan "a. North
western 10. Notre Dame %. Iowa
Cadets o. Army "a. Columbia 6
Duke 81 Colgate o Virginia
Military %, Maryland (Clar k
IShaughnessy's team o. Georgia
Navy 26. Pensacola Navy (Potsy
Clark's' OUTFIT o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Xavier Defeats
Sacred Heart

ST. Francis Xavier chalked up
walkaway victory over Sacred
Heart, $50. in the third division
Catholic games to eliminate Heart
from the undefeated ranks and
fall into two way tie with ST.
Vincent's for first place.
Oliver Zambein scored and con-
verified the point after touchdown
as 81. Clements nosed out st.
Gertrude, 10. ST. Vincent dropped
montague game TO st. Benedict
by one touchdown. Tom Wilhelm
made the winning tally and Dohr
Toran converted. the point
St. Patrick. other third division
eleven, did not play.
i 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Buddy Hassett's Caught

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 GNS).-
John Buddy HaSSett. New York
Yankee first baseman. was honey
incoming today with his bride, the
former Veronica Mackin, a dancer
of New York. whom he married
Yesterday in Jersey CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Favor Sugar at 10 TO |

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10
QNSb. - Pre-bout betting today
established Ray (Sugar) Robinson
a l0-to-1 favorite TO take the
Maryland version of the world
welterweight title away from Ivy
Jannazzo in the 10-round feature
at the Philadelphia Arena tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
MihdIo Shows Glass
In Five-MiIe Walk

William Mihalo OF Thompson
Products A. A., the national walk
ing champion. looked just that
yesterday as he won the five-mile
walk at Naval Armory. He COW
erel the distance in u minutes
and 10 seconds in defeating Andy
Lewis Of the Y. NJ. c. A.. and
Walter Fleming OF Hamtramck
Bows Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Midwest Teams Records

Games this week Ohio state a, North
western, Iowa a. Indiana Wisconsin At
Purdue Michigan a. Minnesota, Notre
Dame At Illinois, Great Lakes at Michigan
State
Saturday, resuNs-Notre Dame IS. Iowa
Cadets q: Wisconsin -. Great Lakes I;
Ohio state rs. Purdue q Illinois II Iowa
7 Michigan ~ Northwestern is Mime
sofa i5 Nebraska ?. Indiana 10. Pitts
burgh Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

The spectacular victory of the
Fighting Irish of Notre Dame
over Bernie Biermans Iowa Sea-
hawks was the high spot Of the
weekend of football. The Iowa
Preflight Cadets charged into the
Notre Dame Stadium on a four
game winning streak with VIC
tories over Kansas, Northwestern,
Minnesota and Michigan TO their
credit.
Bierman. with the aid of the
Cadets. and before them his great
Minnesota team, had chalked up
q straight victories over the stiff
est kind of competition. But the
Irish changed all that with a %
to o victory, proving once again,
and with emphasis, anything can
happen in football.
Here is the football picture with
the season nearing the half way
mark:
THE BEST RECORDS - Illi-
nolS. Georgia, Ohio State, Ala
bama, Boston College, Georgia
Tech, Syracuse.
CLOSE BEHIND - Iowa Pre-
flight Cadets. Michigan, Mime
sofa, Wisconsin.
THE BIGGEST SURPRISE OF
THE DAY - The Notre Dame
team, with a record of a win. a
tie and loss defeating the great
Iowa Cadets and keeping Notre
Danes record OF victories over
Bernie Bierman intact.
GOING --z-.----
THE DISAPPOINTMENT or
THE YEAR-Great Lakes Naval
Training Station loaded with col
lege and pro talent lost to Mich
igan, barely beat Pittsburgh, and
then lost 10 Wisconsin.
THE BEST CONFERENCE
RACE IN YEARS LOOMS,-Illi-
noiS' victory over Minnesota
neatly scrambled the race. Now
Illinois added Iowa 10 its list 10
become a threat 10 the title
Northwestern declared out with
two defeats, the second Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Rainbow Pulls
Into a Tie for
First in Metro
STANDINGS

Scores are down today but the
lot of the leader in the Metropoli-
tan Classic Bowling League is just
as full of pitfalls as ever. Stand
ard, after one week alone at the
top. now shares first with Rainbow
with three other contenders only
two games away.
WEIGH added two more games to
the won column. which gives the
erStwhile tailenders record OF
five out of their last six games
after losing II straight.
BIG THREE AIDS
Rainbow worked into a first
place tie by shutting out Hills.
2733 10 2677, DR.. G.. J. Grimaldi
leading the winners on COS. Stand
ard yielded one TO Mt. Elliott in
taking two. The score was 1926
TO 26SS
Don Brichta, league sensation.
Standard leadoif slipped TO 500 as
Mike Angelic, anchor, was match
high on sos.
WEIGH rakcd in two from South
eastern. 2797 10 260S. Ernie Bolle's
was under so. While Sam Evo1a
and Jim White failed to beat 500.
a factor that helped give WEIGH
the edge.
RICH LEADS LEAGUE
High for the league was Robert
Rich Of Koppitz with 636 Angelo
Damico Of George e. Murray's had
high single of 236 in 625. n
Houtteman ST. of Palmer Pa
did 633.
kopDitz moved into a three-way
tic for third with Mt Elliott and
Southeastern in picking up two
from George Murray, 1892 to PITS.
koppitz was high for the league.
Only six games separate the first
10 teams and WEIGH. the eleventh,
and Martin. the twelfth, can be-
come factors If not contenders by
a victory squirt or two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Al phOnsus Wins
st. Ritz Loses TO Leaders in Last Period Rally
ST. Charles Takes HalIinon Trophy

ond place in the West Side race
and ST. Paul stayed in the East
Sides top spot by winning over
ST. Bernard, AZ.
The remaining score and the
standings follow:
St. Rose 6. St Phillip u.
81. Mary Of NJ. 6 o. ST. Michael IL.
st. james :, ST FREDERICK 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Scratches

BY United Press
LAUREL
Track last
First Race Romney Rex. Silver Run.
Light Vale Cincus
Second -Amapola Pomp. Rough
Honey. Tringle. Hokum.
Third Race Lone Gallant. Brown Imp
Fourth Race Hard Telling. Pompa Ne
gri
sixth Race--La Reinette. SallymAr,
Spang Isle de Pine
seventh Race Canmeg, Decisive, BAs-
tinado Town Hall
Eighth Race Disclose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
ROUsING FINISH SEEN

Ohio State and Illinois kept CO.
ing nicely Wisconsin did fine
job and Michigan surprised again
with the completeness of its tri-
umph over Northwestern. Anyone
who can pick the finishing posi-
tons of Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio
State and Illinois al this particular
time would really be entitled to a
medal
Detroit. by vanquishing a hard
fighting Manhattan team in New
York yesterday. also stayed among
the unbeaten teams of the nation
Two alternating Detroit teams
kept up the best sustained attack
thus far and had enough to snuff
out all but one of Manhattan's
scoring threats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Board Session
To Decide Fate
Of Prep Sport
r, DOC GREENE

The seven members OF Tho
Board Of Education Will SIT In
special session Tuesday afternoon
and decide the fate of high school
varsity sport for the duration OF
the war.
Shall II exist as il has in the
past or shall II be abolished tC
make way for an all out physical
education war program?
That is the question with which
they are confronted.
Though thefe has been q great
deal Of social pressure placed
upon the board, until now there
has been little fact. This point
was amply brought out by John
VI. Webster and Howell van Au-
ken, members, in the session last
week az which the decision was
postponed pending further light
on the subject.
During the weeks interim, the
original investigating body, con-
slSting Of ivan Chapman. assistant
superintendent OF schools and the
entire roster of high school prin-
cipalS. was asked TO prepare such
evidence as would prove without
doubt that there is not room for
varsity sport and the new fitness
program in the schools.
BOW STANDS FIRM --
Warren E. Bow, school super
fntendent, has stuck rigidly 10 his
original premise that there isn't
room. He is seconded by Chap
man. who in an article in Thurs
days Detroit Times, attempted to
point out that the fitness sched-
ule would occupy the complete
services of all physical education
personnel.
He explained that the war pro-
gram would last until late in the
afternoon and that after that in
tra-mural sports would be held.
He conceded that possibly cham
pion intra-mural team might meet
a top team from another school.
this being the only possibility for
the continuation of interschool
competition.
JEFFRIEs OPPOSED
On the other hand, those OPP
posed to the move have been loud
and strong OF voice. Mayor JET
fries cry wax the first raised
against the proposed ban, his vote
following close on the heels OF the
original proposal.
On the side of those opposed. the
most concrete evidence was offered
by school officials in Chicago, New
York. Cleveland and Philadelphia.
In answer TO direct queries from
the Times. those officials admitted
having faced a similar problem in
their cities and added that the
problems had been met success
fully and the final result was the
inclusion of war fitness program
and the maintenance Of varsity
sport. in some cases the expansion
OF the latter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Id Took
GOpherS
3 Weeks

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
Army-Columbia game kept saying
sympathetically:
"Why doesn't Little take that
poor Governali out of the
game
He found out in the fourth
period when Pitchin' Paul carried
the Lions TO a touchdown against
hopeless odds. Brother, watch
Army. What. a job Blaik has
done, even though he gets his
players for practice fewer hours
per week than any coach in the
business.
AND THEN THE QUEEN FELL
At the Redskin-Dodger game al
EbbetS Field. witt the Dodgers
leading TO in the second quarter,
and the Redskins pushed far back,
Sammy Baugh trotted on the field.
Sports writer Garry Schumacher,
who divides his time equally be-
tween the Dodgers and the game
of hearts. sighed unhappily at the
sight of the great man.
Something tells me the queen
Is about to fall" he wheeZed
P. S.. 1t did: Baugh 10 Todd
for the tying touchdown.
Penn fumbled 10 times in the
Princeton game. Reminds us of a
Northwestern game of years ago
The team fumbled the kickoff and
kept fumbling. The crowd settled
into a blue funk. Dick Hanley
Beckoned to a substitute back and
told him to warm up on the side
lines, with a sub center.
The center would pass the ball
to the sub back. they'd run few
feet. then do il again. In the
meantime the fumbling on the field
Finally the sub back.
still warming up fumbled an easy
pass from the sub center. and
bull-voiced guy in the rear yelled,
put him in now, Hanley. He's
rpadV"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
IANIAI( 4

First Race Headoverhees Great
Quest
Second Race Show House. Clip Clop,
Bramble Bug No Count. Psychiatrist,
Snow Trafn, Eric knight
Third Race Deriative. Pops Pick.
Deseronto. Vacuum Cleaner
Fourth Race Master de Nile, North
port
Fifth Race-Dini
Sixth Race Recap, High Brow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
Rookie Shines
As Wings Win

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
third goal in the second period
on a smart 10-foot backhand shot
after a pass from Mara, who also
set up Joe Carveth's goal at the
start of the final period. II
wasn't bad for two players who
have only had three days of skat-
ing this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
CLEVELAND

Detroit altenates AlmaE Stewart,
Quackenhush. Bruneteau, Howe Liscombe
Mara Fisher, Watson, Carveth.
Cleveland slternates-Adolph, Simpson,
BArtholome. McAtee, Cunningham, Bur
inEton. Locking Dick. Richard. Horeck
Referee Charles McVeigh, Line6man-
Stanley McCabe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
COLLEGE BRAND CLICKS

But the loudest resounding
of all occurred in South
Bend where Notre Dame blasted
the rumor going around that no
college eleven belonged on the
same field with Bernie Bierman' Is
high-geared and star-studded Iowa
Seahawks. Any pro team would
welcome that personnel.
I remarked before in these col
umns that the top-f1ight college
teams could hold their own in any
company. Boston College over
North Carolina --C.ade Notrc
Dame over Iowa Pre-Flight anC
Wisconsin over Great Lakes on one
afternoon would seem TO bear out
this contention.
The Western Conference race
this year ought to be dandy The
records of the perennial tailenderS
Illinois. Indiana, Iowa. Wisconsin
and Purdue, thus far indicate 2
leveling off in playing strength
which should result in a mighty
interesting race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19
College Game
Is Given Boost
AsCddets Lose
Bx CHARLES A. pORAIS

tAuntetc director hhu nFdo ioolpdH SoaNh
at University OF DetroiO
The ranks of football teams with
perfect records were thinned out
considerably over the weekend
With Penn being tied by Princeton
and Duquesne going down TO North
Carolina. two OF the strongest in
the East tumbled.
In the Southeast, Jim Crowley'S
North Carolina Pre-Flight menace
met its downfall when Boston Col
lege eked out a one-point victory
In the far West, Washington
States victory string was snapped
by Southern California. while ir
the South, Alabama put the skid,
to Tennessee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-19

cluded below:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
Fleeing MOtOriSt to
Face Charge in Court

Marshall Foster. %, lnkster, was
held in lnkster Jail Sunday night
awaiting aryaignment I'm justice
court on charges of driving without
an operators license.
Foster was arrested about r. m.
when troopers OF the Npsilanti
state police post found him walking
on Van Borr I'd. near Bel'eville Rd.
after searching for him an hour
The state police search for Foster
began about 7:15 p. m. Troopers on
patrol duly en- US-l12 near Denton
I'd noticed an automobile with one
headlight burning approaching from
the rear As the troopers slowed to
allow the automobile to pass, il
stopped ard the driver and a passen-
ger e2ped out and Segan to run.
Troopers cauglt the passenger.
Ray Gray. 766 Ford St. who was
later released. When taken into
custody later. the driver, Foster.
said he had tled because he had no
operators license and previously
had been arrested on that charge
and another char &c Of reckless driv-
irg.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
I AXES

(Coutinue1 from PAGE One)
OF regular and surtax corporation
levies instead Of the 80 per cent
tax that nov prevails on net in
comes above s25.000 yearly The
excess profits tax is in addition to
these levys.
While there were some sueGes-
tions that thislta be raised TO
as high as 20 per cent on some Of
the largest incomes, experts said
this might work a handicap on the
small investor in a large concern.
II the company made mammoth
profits the investor might find 10
per cent OF his dividend taken in
tax while an investor in a smaller
company would lose much less in
levies because Of smaller profits
there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
LIVESTOCK

Detroit Mich, Jan. - Good TO
choice steers ana ycarlnss. Slee5;
medium to good shortfed steers
and heller ycarlings. $3.50 down;
common t0 medium steers
and hcfers. 50 81 n. medium
TO good COWS. $Se5u9s Gamers
and cutters seas good neighN
sausage bulls $1o25; thin light
bulls. down TO SS.750955.
Calves Res. $3.50. fair to
COOS. 58Ml6.5p
sheep and amts Few choice
good Sli25; medium. Sl2s5.
slaughter ewes S607. culls TO com
moU $NUll75; light cuus down to
s4oU
Hogs 10000 lbs. SlI35all.75:
e40.36o lbs Sl05Rll.c5. S0O-450
lbs Slo.75Hloq5. l40l75 10 lights.
SllHu5o. bulk sows. S975alO.25.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-12
'iremen Called Out
by Three Minor Fires

Firemen responded 10 three
alarms. in which fires caused little
lamage. Sunday.
\ wooden beam under a cement
|2oor at Leighton's Poultry Market,
/ W. Cross ST.. was burned by a
llaze about p. m Sunday. Fire
non said the fire was apparently
auscd by blow torch used in
he market Saturday. The flames
we're not discovered until Sunday.
llthCugh market employees said
hey smelled smoke
Firemen oXtinguished a roof fire.
'aused by sparks from the chin
icy. at tho home OF J. +. Goodwin
+ DriscOll c.. about ; =. IN.
Flames on the engine OF the au-
omobile OF Clarence Laurain, 412
.. Michigan Ave, were extingushed
by firemen about 10 a. m today
~ the intersection of W. Cross
Ind y. Washington SITS Alcohol
'pilled on the engine by a broken
adiator hose was ignited, firemen
said.