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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-25
Sports
Roundup
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
NEW YORK, Nov. rs - R-
If, as we have been arguing, the
current hockey season will give
an indication of the wartime fate
of other sports, you can stop
worrying about 'em and send
your mind off on a long vaca-
ton. There's q precedent in
the meeting of the National
Hockey League governors the
other day. The hockey men
know that they can't get any
more players from Canada to
play in the United States, but
when they started to cut the
player limit to give the weaker
clubs break, they compromised
on q reduction of one. The
clubs that have more than IA
besides q goalie now will be able
to keep that extra man, even
though they can't use him in
every game, instead of selling
off their surplus.
SIGHTED SAVAGES
Now that it's no longer q mil
itary secret, Bob McCarty of St.
Martins college at Lacey, Wash,
feels he can tell the public about
the naval battle" Nov. IA be-
tween the st. Martins Rangers
and the Eastern Washington
Savages. Seems there was a
"high fog" that day and the field
was covered with water, some
times five and six inches deep.
the chalk lines were only a
vague memory; the subs and
coaches retired to the covered
srandstand and, when a team
went back into a huddle, the re-
fierce had to hold the ball so 1t
wouldn't float away. :. oh,
yes" Bob oh yesses, "St. Mar
tins won CO."
sPORTSMENTION
A new story on why the Dod-
gers fired Chuck Dresser Is that
Chuck has been outspoken about
being anything but fond of
Branch Hickey. Don Meade,
who can resume riding Jan. !,
when his suspension ends, will
winter at New Orleans and has
leased his Miami house to Mar
shall Cassidy. The idea OF
having midshipmen substitute
for the absent Army cheering
section at the Navy game
isn't exactly new in military
circles. For years West Point
and Canada's Royal Military
Academy have furnished root
ers for the visiting team in their
hockey series. Mel OFT IS
due in town today. Maybe after
reading all news about the
Dodgers he wants to prove the
Giants still are in the league.
The fight mob has decided
that Henry Armstrong would
have trouble making the light
weight limit again so 1t looks
as II Henry's return to Madison
Square Garden will be against
BUNNY Davis late in January.
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Takes Last Grid GueSSeS

does in this rivalry. Neverthe-
less. the cadets have looked like
a strong team all year while
Navy has been inconsistent. The
vote goes to Army.
Georgia Tech-Georgia: This is
the perfect set-up for Georgia
to come raging back after the
Auburn debacle, trounce un-
beaten Tech and take the South
eastern title. Perhaps it will
work that way but this OBJ
server is impressed by Techs
defensive record. Therefore,
Georgia Tech.
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Var Bond VIII
Replace Trophy
~ the Associated Press

NEW YORK - The most val
liable player in the Fordham-
New York university football
Kane each year always receiv-
ed the Madow trophy. But N. Y.
U. has given up football for the
duration, or longer.
So the player selected as the
most valuable in Saturdays
game between Fordham and the
North Carolina Pre-Flight team
will be declared the winner OF
the trophy. This time, however,
Il will be q war bond.
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Wake Forest South Carolina:
Taking Wake Forest.
Virginia Tech-Virginia Mill
tary: Ditto v. P. I. in view Of
Joe Muha's doubtful condition.
Colgate Brown: The vote goes
to Colgate.
Colorado Denver: Out of the
fog Colrado.
Idaho Utah: Guessing again,
Utah.
Saturday, Nov. 20
Army-Navy: The better rec
ord belongs to Army if that
means anything and it seldom
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213 Is Top Score
in Defense loop

w. willard, with q 213 score.
was high single bowler in the
Defense League at Bowl-O-
Drome, with Derosier challking
up the top single series score Of
Sos. The M. r. Anderson squad
was high team single champ
with an $50 tally. and the first
place Little Green Inn bowlers
had the top team series score Of
2374.
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Smith Wins
Double Hono,l|

v. Smith swept individual
scoring honors in the E19Iee
League ut Mount Clemens 1eeS
reation last night with = sinole
score Of 213 and . series totn1
of SCI. =
The third place No. I oquD9
took team hohors with Z stno1o
game of S25 and . series scoeos
of 2240.
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Army Navy Game
Was First Banned
Bv SID FEEDER

ANNAPOLIS Nd Nov. IS - tAP) - They're unfold
ing the pocket edition Of the Army Noy football in
the Mddes compact ball park here Saturday. and Army
finishes top figures to do the Codets thank
the Navy for handing it to them on plotter
For il il hadn't been for several Navy eoldbrods, who
wonted the game played there just wouldn't have been
onv Arnnv.Novv
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GuischoW Scores
Top Single Game

Gutschow, with a 235 game,
was singles leader in the Edison
League competition at Bowl-O-
Drome, and Perry and Waller.
with 603 apiece, shared single
three game honors. No. 2 squad
took single and series team
honors with scores of 865 and
1895 respectively.
EnVNCC
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STANDINGS


SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - ~
wasn't hard for Sprinek3o11
Colleges football squad q -
lect an All-Opponsnt tenn.
The players voted for IL
Manhattan Beach Coast Gu11dD
team at every position, eroa
down to the water boy.
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Kossak'is Twin.
Pin Scorer

Kossak was the twin pin
champion at Bowl-O-Drome Ia
in Edison Women's League COM
petition with q single game OF
149 and q series score Of 433.
The first place d squad swept
double team honors with
single game of 598 and a series
of liza.
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Nv I'M. A.sociateA Press

COLUMBUS, Ca, Nov. Is -
Up A memorial trophy. hon.
oring two former football play
ers killed in action with Amer
lean forces, will be awarded the
winner of the Georgia Tech
Georgia football game at Ath-
ems, Ca, Saturday.
The trophy pays tribute to
Tommy Witt of Georgia, who
died in action in Egypt and Bob
by Beers of Tech, who was kill
ed somewhere over England"
A history Of the two. who
were attached to the air forces,
will be engraved on the trophy.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is -
R Sports editor Bill Keefe
of the Times Picayune proposes
a coal bowl" football game in
Birmingham, matching Auburn
and Alabama, State rivals.
The teams severed athletic re-
lations in 1907 following q Bit
ter 6-6 gridiron tie.
Check the hatchets and
match the teams the Saturday
after their season closes" sug-
sests Keefe. Even the Hatfields
and the McCoys made up. Why
not those collegians, especially
at q time like this?"
HARTSVILLE, S. c.. Nov. Is
- The Huntsville High school
football team Is employing grid
iron tactics patterned after the
military wheel"
The players form q ring tan
gent to the line of scrimmage,
start circling, come to the re-
quired one-second stop, snap
the ball, then pick up wheeling
again with the ball carrier
swinging wide off the rim in q
snap-the-whip fashion while be-
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1912 PAGE 9
Punts and Passes

wildered opponents gawk.
The play scored as Hartsville
b at Darlington.
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LOGAN, Utah, Nov. IS Up
Utah State football fans won't
be able to follow their team to
Wichita, Kas., for q Thanksgiv-
ing game with Wichita Univer-
sity, but their favorites won't 60
cherries.
A recording Of Utah State
yells and songs was made. 1t
will be played over the wichita
public address system during the
game.
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HAVERFORD. Pa. - Unbeat-
en- Haverford College does not
lead the nation in passing. but
no team did better in avoiding
pass interruptions. The main
liners had none grabbed by the
opposition all year.
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Pin Standings

BATH CITY LEAGUE
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FLA Standards
Hove Encouraged
Sound Building

The establishment ard aauan-
1stefzrE e FHA standards has en
nnuraEee Ire oexeiopness -
sound construction wmauea an
intel geus rlannaaE uhlch en-
pfsas1zrs ~ sasenzzHi arc ane
gNEas IRE 8aesseraaL
Stauaards hzre beer daflnes
Is 3 crateriun pf e1ceIlerc4 o.
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paed &c dwelling xNexNroe ahef
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neseopnsens Sc TEE uasni5tv c1
the structure N9aa Hespen r
ne dwelling structure. thes Hsag
emerace paaa. Workmanship cor
ruessar ns8t-ssM sne niesasr
cNi equipment sAe - perform
re FHAE prus1rs a Gun
stfuezlun standards serve ne en-
as 8 paosertiaa saa passlbse fare
closures eat $50 s. 1eaaue la
asaeaiA@ FRA ueaas So
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sources 81 uearnHer dz
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Ferguson Urges
-s--a-T--s1-I
EIEFuc Gdpu0
Construction

Federsl housing Adminirtrssnr
Ahner II Ferxason IN ; teieEraml
10 Al fma6 nlEires = fhe TIA has
stTanglv urged every eEfart . IN
a1sne private capstal . supply
nsnre rnnsaa ha4sslng Scr defense
wznEx
aninisfrsfor sad shas Phi
xsae enterprise * performing ;
rreasahe 5on ~ providing De
trna housing for Saie. BIT thsi Il
a hnrnfnlrg Increasingly apparent
that naany defense workers aeslre
10 Hnns nzthEr thar 20 purchase
@Ezery effort ruusf b made
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tai = s4aFsp3s oeferass housing
neuEzl aezaEnznapdza0ns fH tke
lnsee nusnhea ~ defense workers
Repairing such facilities and able
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TAe texs us Nr FerEasank pre-
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zee auzpor4snne of pTowidinE
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frnee uurkerx uEsenx TIE y b
omuznlnk Increasingly apaareus
= nsarr AeGezzss Aseak Z Is f1und
TT oerzzsn saemenss - TIE mar
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Care And Repair
OfHomes Is Now
More Important

aaes tafx and fzuan ~ tse
aaflss Is morn d~azza9sanf zzea xzsan
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pasea HaileznE materials fsr.
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Important Foctor
Involved n Buying
Lof For Building

p aie iaaaa sannliles eha pro-
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financial rrach Of defsnss work
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Proper Inspection
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- #&M4 NeAfN
than tc purchAN nrm
Every EfIurt Msedel
Whiie private rneeTrw9 IS
mlng = cre6stshls 90 II
prevasH aeEen@ housing 1ccnu
Eaaa3uuEG Ter sale. every effort
must k made &c inouec nrsvste
eArstal e. Supply degense housing
ncrial Recommendations far IRE
large uumher # defense workers
requiring sach facilities ana ahF
r. pAv ~ eeuacsxic rent
Tstle VI insured noxaEe up
rreuonk contemplate me ge G
this form q insured -mmteaEt f.
nErning for rental purposes ] re-
qaess that every effort ~ made
Nv yuEr rffsre tc ars9lsce private
rapatai - sEl6 suisshle ease %
frur-famfly rental projects u de-
fezR arxax under Title VI
1o2ne FHA HasBsz In is&l
IunE term ycai estate invest
raeEsts are becurnsng FneFe sftrsc-
tive from the standpoint q taxa
faun. ard every effort shcald b
made ao induce financially capa-
bic sponsors - es1ser fhiS rental
fen
TIE carrrnf vrar Is thr tarxex;
n me history nf The FHA II mum
b1 81 honscs started under is n
xpcction ard eeirsg financed writh
FHA-msurrd mortgages 4 total
Of IS &c nez sFsaN hurrEs have
been STARVED under tire FHA pre-
gram n the first II months Ct
this yeax. Tar exceedEnx anE pre-
viras eE1tire year ginue the FEA
began operations
Tstls VI oEfers Idsal Plan
Title II 0f the National Hrus
ing Art provides SPECIAL financing
facilities fur harne nuslden IN
areas desgnased ~ ne PreRsdent
as having acute or impending
housing shortages which shresten
fo impede national defense Mere
Tran DO Of these areas have been
designated since April
Sance April / , total of aes 090
hoazex have bee1 started under
fhe FHA program Including II.
lie VI e. well as ne regular sec
TONS q me Eational Housing Act
n Inc paEE NnreE mnHxn& q PEI
cent Df al homes started under
the FHA program have beez 10
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financial reach Of defesss wnrk
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Nevertheless Il Is becouzinE in.
O~creaxingly clear uhst many dss
sru~ workers prefer renssi &C,
rsmmoazsians Title VI ct u
National Housing Act is spec1fi-
caily designed 70 provide FHAs
insured mortgage which they may
then rent CT sell
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-26

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-26

Most 81 fhe hcw1es butt under
tbs program have bcen designed
far sale rather Tran toE rent He
administrator pointed cat bpeT
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successful n constructing sfuac
.tsse homes a. lea cozz within the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-26

cssea N eessgnssea defense hoas.
SaE areas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-26

ke sw e1zx wurkrs desiring
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Evening star., 1942-07-14

tent in the States which levied
them"
The existence of these taxes in
nearly half of the States was one
of the arguments advanced by Mr..
Duncan against their adoption on
Federal basis. The Missouri Rep
resentative contended such Govern
ment legislation would be IAN in
vaSion of the field which has been
pre-empted, to a very large degree,
by the States
Mr. Duncan cautioned against
weakening the tax structure of any
of the States in a period when their
fiscal conditions were also facing
crises.
Total collections from a Federal
sales tax, according to Mr.. Duncan,
would not exceed S2,400,000,000.
Sees Revenue Decline.
The early advocates OF sales tax
in most instances apparently failed
to take into consideration that al
most 60 per cent Of our economy is
being devoted to the war purpose;
that we are now, as far as conSum-
able commodities are concerned,
practically at the 1885 level, and by
early 1943 it is likely that We will
have reached the level OF 1882, so the
receipts from a sales tax would de-
cline as the commodities became
Scarcer
1T would take approximately IS
per cent of everything from bread to
booze to produce the amount Of ad-
ditionai revenue the committee has
Evening star., 1942-07-14

recommended in the bill $6,250 ,000,-
000).'
Mr.. Duncan maintained that the
tax falls most heavily upon those
least able to pay.
Burden on Small Buyer.
"It has been estimated" he said,
that persons in the very low In
come brackets pay as much as 65
per cent of their income for the
very commodities upon which a
sales tax would be imposed, where
as those in the higher brackets
spend a comparatively smaller per-
centage of their income for such
things"
Difficulties in administering a
Federal sales tax were predicted by
Mr.. Duncan, who said that it would
Evening star., 1942-07-14

require an Internal Revenue Bureau
staff of from $4,000 TO $4,000 addi-
tional employees to check the 1885,
900 retail outlets in the country.
The Ways and Means Committee
has already voted down the sales tax
as a feature of the new revenue bill.
but the issue is expected to be
raised again when the bill reaches
the floors of the Senate and the
House.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Naming Of Prosecutor
Leaves Defense Bore
q, tho Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SUBLETTE, Kans.-It'l be quite
a strain on Haskell County's supply
of legal talent if defendant demands
lawyer.
The resignation of the county
prosecutor to take job in Califor-
MIA left only one attorney in the
county.
So the court appointed him pros
ecutor.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Navy Names Guardian
So Orphan Can Enlist
tie Associated Press.

Ev tie Associated Press.
ST. IOUIS-James L. Petty, IT.
year-old Salem (Mo), youth, is in
the Navy with special permission of
his newly acquired legal guardian,
Edwin Y. MacNamara-recruiting
officer.
Gosh, I'd sure like to join, Petty,
an orphan, said wistfully when Navy
officials explained regulations re-
ouired the consent of parents or
guardian for applicants under the
age of 18.
So Mr.. MacNamara went to court
was appointed Pettys guardian
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Scouts Efforts Rewarded

When Boy Scout X. w. Weinberg
of st. Buryan, England, Travelled SO
far in collecting salvage for Britain
that he wore out his bicycle tires.
the city council presented him q
set of new tires.