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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-06-19
June IL. 1912.

Jullt l.b. ISt-.
\ regular meeting of the Board Of
Education of the School District of the
City Of WyandOtte. Michigan was held
i'll the Roosevelt High School OH Mon
day. June l.. The meeting was call, Il
to order at 30 PM by the president.
Charles III. Block. There were present
Trustees Altman, Block, HOmeiSter.
jacobson and Steele. Absent: Trustees
IarriOtt and McInermey.
Trustee jacobson moved that the
minutes of the regular meeting held OH
June /. 1912 stand approved a. re
corded.
Trustee Steele seconded the motion.
Ayes: Trustees Altman. Block. Ho-
meister. jacobson and Steele
Nays: None
The motion WAS carried.
The following is the report and re-
COMMUNICATION Of the superintendent
WyandOtte. Michigan
June II. 1917
The Board of Education
Gentlemen.
| herewith submit the ATTACHED list
of June Graduates for approval.
The calendar for the 1928 school
year Is submitted for approval.
The Committee for Russian Relief
has asked permission for solicitation
Of youth contributions for this week.
Since solicitations from students are
not permitted without authorization of
the Board of Education il will be nee
eSsary To grant such permission before
allowing their literature 10 be circu-
lated.
There is materialiZing real threat
TO the teaching staff through the rul-
ings of the Selective Service. While
there is no reason for requesting de
ferment for men in certain positions
which can be filled by women or 9th
ers. there are certain key positions
such as shops, mechanical drawing.
science and mathematics teachers and
positions carrying supervisory duties
and Defense Training which cannot be
replaced and such work will have to
be discontinued and students will be
unable to get training unless deferment
is granted.
recommend that the Board ask
that Deferment be granted for KEY no
sitiOns which cannot be filled in the
event such men are taken.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) +. w. FrOstic.
superintendent.
The bills and accounts wara rood
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-06-19
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
JOB OPPORTUNITIES

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces employment OPP
pOrtunitieS in the position of assistant
messenger. 81 .0SO a year. and for filling
the position OF Junior messenger. $3.50
Il year. in the field service. Detroit
On the date of filing application. APP
plicantS must have reached their l6th
birthday. and must not have passed
their 18th birthday. The maximum age
limit, will be waived for persons ~1o
furnish; preef IF honorable diSchar"a
from the armed forces
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-06-19
WyandOtte in
Years Gone Bv
40 YEARS Ago

40 YEARS Ago
A special election was to be held ON
the question Of bonding for $4,000 for
the construction Of new sewers in the
city.
The Crosse lie and WyandOtte Ferry
Company began ferry service between
WyandOtte and the island. Landings
were made at the foot Of Elm street.
Mayor Bishop announced the estab-
lishment of regular hours at his office,
from 10 pm, on Tuesdays and Fri
days.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-06-19
25 YEARS AGO

The First Congregational church
celebrated the 18th anniversary Of it's
founding. Rev. ID. =. Breed, DID, Of
Chicago. first pastor Of the church. de-
livered the anniversary sermon.
The Knights of Columbus Building
Association filed articles Of incorpora-
ton The capital stock was S25. 900,
with $l2.-OO paid i'll in property.
The following - seniors were grad
uated from WyandOtte high school:
Clara Bauer, Gladys Baxter. Ella
Boettner. Beatrice BoYbeer. Clyde But
terrified, Catherine Cameron. Dixie
England. Carrie Fairchild. Elmer
Fountain. William Freytag. Lillian
Funk. Emily Gentle. George Gentle.
Marion llalStead. John Hockey Ernest
KurzhalS. Florence Long. Sylvia Mac
Pher>on. Henry MellOche. Helena Oett-
iug. Clara onto. Jean Piston. Charles
ROyer. Donald SanderSOn. Edgar
Smith Dwight Strong. Ford WaSar.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-06-19

This IS TO certify that the q owe
vouchers amounting TO $S,Sl1.4O ave
been examined; that the article. or
services called for have been recei ed
that prices and computations are cor.
rect; that all invoices, receiving no
tices and supporting data are alta he'd
and in order, and that the propel ac-
counts have been charged.
The treasurer is hereby autho hed
10 pay the above vouchers.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-06-19

The bills and accounts were read.
Sheet NJ 2of;
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

The Browne nome on Mortified
was decorated gaily in pink and
white and Allied with refreshments
or the my guests who came TO
w.-1 s.cc ings and bring gifts 10
ihils., who is now eight Helping
N the fun were Shirley Ann Powell.
Jane Roscoe, Gwendolyn Simmons,
Joan williamson. Barbara Smith.
Bcvrly Ann Sadler. Barbara Ford,
Billy Jean Taylor, Theodore Jones.
Paul and Byron Reed, Judson Pow
ell, Joy T, Williams, Raleigh Sad
Ter, Jean jackson and Ross Taylor.
x 4 X
Misses Lula Williems and her sis
Ter. Electra, are spending the week
end in Cleveland with their sister
Mrs. Ellen Taylor
= = =
The Kentucky Derby attracted
The popular Al Bowman. He had a
grand trip and said it looked like
old Home Week" indeed.
x x 4
The Madonna Study club held us
last monthly meeting al-the home Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

Churches of America. The officers
and men Of the Navy recognize the
loyalty and patriotism OF their
Negro fellow Americans. We are
aware Of the courage shown by the
American Negro in waging his
struggle for full freedom and full
participation in cur democratic in
situations. We know Of his fighting
qualities both on land and sea. We
also know Of his skills, ability and
energy which are urgently needed
and we acknowledge our own re-
sponsibility to encourage his desire
to make every possible contribution
10 the task OF destroying those
forces which threaten America.
Early this month | announced
that Negro volunteers are going TO
be accepted for general. enlistmen;
in the Navy. Marine Corps and the
Coast Guard This action was takea
primarily in the interest OF all
Americans. 1t was not a gesture
to a minority group We know that
the Negro leaders are not going to
stop their fight for broader oppor-
tunities and we do not expect them
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

to do SO. We do feel, however, that
propress toward detectives depends
upon an understanding OF realities
and making the most Of opportuni-
ties. The attitude expressed by
many Negroes, by those who have
approved the Nays action as a pro-
gressive sep, yet whs 'eserve the
privilege TO work for Wore, augurs
well for the success Of that step.
The Navy is proceeding ruth
lessly, when necessary. to fulfill its
primary obligation 10 all Ameri-
cans, the obligation to train men
and create a fleet with the MAXI
mum Of offensive strength and to
use these men, ships. and planes
with the greatest effectiveness.
Every persons activity and policy
must contribute To this objective.
Our opening Of new ratings to Ne
groes is an indication Of confidence
in their ability to contribute. I
would like to add that plans for
training Negro volunteers are
nearly completed and Just as soon
as the final details are worked out
recruiting will start
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

Sophisticates on Tuesday. She is
always hostess supreme. Her menu
of fried chicken, stuffed mangoes
with corn, hot biscuits, strawberry
7hortca&e, tasty cocktails completed
the menu. Present were Mesdames
Odessa Lett, Virginia Flennoy,
Blanche Evans, Elizabeth Crosby.
and Marian Mccain
X X 4
The Young Matrons Sport and
Hobby club met with Mrs. George
Searcy for their regular meeting on
Thursday The surprise Of the eve
ming was a stork shower for Mrs
Wilmer Thornton. The table was
decorated preitily with Sir Sterk as
a centerpiece, and then the men,
bers came laden with gifts, Cock
tails and dainty menu were also
in the ofing for a delightful
evening.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09
re n.r>V Lire

Is al Iany o. ! M
IL .I. a.s ling silver teas for
v--.o-s benefits. Over a; 81. Johns
Presbyterian church, the Young
Peoples Junior cao.r, that is spon-
sored By Mrs. Ruth W Hornsby,
gave a fellowship tea. They are a
newly organized group and used
this opportunity 60 make their de-
but among their friends and visitors
4 * *
On Mothers day over 10 ST. Cyp-
risns. the Girls Friendly society IS
planning . mQ,ncr and daughter tes
that will prove very effective.
The ESrelitss played Keno over
20 Linnie Harris home when they
held their regular socisl meeting
OF course there was delicious food,
precious prizes and The welcoming
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-05-09

A New York man has Invented q golf
bail with a capsule Of oil in the CEN
ter surrounded by a resilient nodded
rubber container that he claims with
stands a higher degree Of pressure
han other balls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Ring Card
Aids Old


Eight cities, including Detroit.
will be represented in the Is
bouts to be presented at the
twelfth annual Old Ncwsboys
Goodfcllow Fund amateur boxing
show, December rs, at Olympia
Invitations have been accepted
by fighters from Chicago, Glove
land, Buffalo Pittsburgh. Akron.
jackson and Camp Borden. Can
ada, according 10 Charles Brc-
mann Michigan a. a l.. Sccrc-
tary who IS arranging tho card
AS uNhai, the show is being
sponsored by The Detroit Police
Department And also as usual
a Scil-out is indicated SCI Daniel
Lorimcr of Tho property division.
is in charge Of tho ticket Sajn-
Reservations can hc made by call
ing him a. RIA 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
YankS Cut Spring
Card Two Weeks

NEW YORK Dec. Q up -
The Now York Yankees have
trimmed tvo weeks of their 1913
spring training season, CauCclod
all side railroad trips and are no.
gotiatinG 10 eliminate several OK
hihition games in cooperation
with a government order 10 cur
tan excessive travel by baseball
clubs
President Id Barrow said that
short trips from the Yankees st.
Petersburg Fla camp Will be
permitted but several scheduled
long haulS VIII be eliminated as
soon as necessary details can be
Ironcd out
Yankee players VIII report 10
their Florida camp ON March 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Iasen .Dr. i'm Army. 'IIaig' Aids Red Cross

captaincd Notrc Dame 70 high
honors on the lsks was cradu.
atcd from officers candidate
school AZ Fort Knox. Kentucky.
WORKED Up
4 draf,cc, Lieutenant Hagen
came up the hard way earning
his commission with high h0n0rs
In rapid fashion Ic was at
Camp Loo Virginia first. later
being transferred 10 Tho Ken.
lucky school lic was Cradu-
a'cd in the school 81 journalism
at No'rc Dame. taking up radio
work IN Chicago after leaving
school
II haven't played tournament
golf In many months. Lieutcn-
ant Hagen explained. Gave my
clubs away when | went into the
army"
ono could sec the pride In
the HaiE s eyes as he surveyed
the good-lookinc and lkCab,c
younger Hagen Tho kid is
Just as likcablc as "the old
man "
Included among Haecn's rec.
ordS is tho greatest sum ever
earned in ono match-S6. 800 for
tho So-callcd worlds champion
ship in Florida in 1926 in which
ho overwhelmed Bobby Jones
IL and 10 in match play He
actually made 81 500. bur ln-
du.Ecd .n a typical HaccneSquc
gesture 10y presenting Jones with
"A pair al platinum and diamond
cuff links that cost HIM over
$1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
SqudbbIe Helps
Fight Build Up
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Tho business Of playing both
ends against the middle doesn't
always work out. but Jack Laken
fstic matchmaker at Arena Gar.
dcns, PLAYED has hand that way
and apparently has achieved moro
than usual success.
The situation rc,o'rcs around
tho Willie Joycc-Lco Kodak bout
which VIII ho featured as half OF
A double wndun rcN' Monday
night a. tho Woodward avenue
club 81 the Samo time he an.
noWccd The match LakrD said he
was negotiating a fight between
the winner and Tho winner Of the
Beau jack-T,ppy Larkn Draw
Doccmbcr rs at Madison Square
Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Bruins
Gut Blown
Hawks
-, international >cu, ssr,ics

wv i''flNalANWHI NfNA NfFNWe
Four teams, two Of them tied
FOR the lead pressed close today
for The number ono position IN tho
National Hockey League after The
Boston Buar, cut down 'lV Chi
Cago Black Hawks
Tho Bruins, staging what turned
out 10 be "possun. trailcd tho
Black Hawks into The final period
when, with 2 baTHCe of rubher
that would have done credit To tho
marines m Guadalcanal. forged
ahead 20 win the contest Q 10 g.
with The ChicagoanS on the losing
end il was tho seventh straight
home game victory FOR the Bos-
tonianS.
Rcd Hamlls dcad.cye largely
hostcd The Bruins 3 10 ] At the
end Of the first period. with Doug
Bentley and Aud Tutcn con.
irlhu'inC. The Bears cot five
counters IN the final session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
A Lot Wont PIav Football Aoain

Capt George Ceithaml the only Michigan backheld letter
an be graduated before the football sasonwhch
normal times would fine the Wolverines. But
other PLAYERS enlisted 18 Dof
Elmer Lavden and the pros for thinking of branch
get many thinks when it to help
Tho net proceeds Of the National Foot
League game played Philadelphia January A. will go
the merchant marine.
think fellows been greatly overlooked in all
the benefits" Laydcn said recently They have to
show much If not than the boys in the regular
military branches, with of the rewards of public
rnmcntal attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Prev on Swim
A|I-AmeriCd

NEW YORK Dec Q INS) --
The selection of special com
.mIttcc Of ono of the greatest ALI
America mems swimming teams
ever assembled was announced to-
day by Chairman Larry Johnson
Bill Smith. lS-vear-old Hawaiian
sensation who broke three records
in winning as many national cham
pionShipS last summer, heads the
squad He has been named for
four places: 22O yards AT which he
SGT an American record; 440 and
$50 yards al which he established
new world marks, and the $50
yard relay team
Adolph Kloicr matchlcSs back
stroke champ who won the 1896
Olympic title and has not been
beaten In this specially in eight
years. was named as top back
stroke man individual medley per-
former and choice for tho relay
Bill Prov OF tho Detroit Athletic
Club 2 0YnE cadet who cqualed
Johnny WciSmuller's 10o-v ar
free style rcCord Of - Soc
oudS also has boon chosen for
three spots llo was selected for
tho loO-yard TACO as we'll as two
relay bcrth~
Ohio states Jim CounSilmsn.
outdoor and indoor hrcaStStrokc
champ has been selected for one
individual and two relay herths
while Howard Johnson and Alan
Ford Of Yale. wcrc given TWO relay
spots each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
MA IRRITNTTD

Victor of 'hc latter fight viii be-
recognized as Tho world, light
weight champion by tho New York
Boxing Commission II Lakcn is
successful in obtaining tho c0am-
p.on Gotham SfylcI tho cutie
would not hc ~ ~ra>. because
Michigan belong, 'o 'ac %aruua.
Boxing Association.
And Tho MA. In The person OF
PrcSidon, Abe Greene. is paiucu-
larly ,nccnScd al the New York
commission because Of an alleged
double cross The MIA and tho
Now York conn. S>Ion had agreed
on an elimination tournament
when champion Sammy Ancott
announced his retirement and the
Jack-LarkIn fight was originally
Continued on Page 27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
D. Club 10 Hear Ed McKeever

FL Mehr,c who did such fine Job Of directing the Irish
forced the sidene because o illness
honor guest Dame Club Of Detroit
Hycrs the Fisher Building tomorrow evening.
dinner 80 clock and Malcolm knaus orders
member o. hand. Incidentally of the grid
Xpc cavrE Corwn Ctt Notre Danes great fuback
their al-star teams. Billy fionbrand, lndianas All
American Habaek loads the nation punt returns averaging
pcr No'rc Dame has booked four
sssc'1a games Chicago S'adium-two Of them with
Northwestern Sow shat ra'IonnG Of gasoline makes it tough
-c Aau Araol wouldn't he nice If Michigan paycd
couple "a. caee games a. Dc'rors Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Photo Pleases Him, Rolls 747 in Classic
Wayne 80 Travels '.DaSd Like Other Folks

Donald al forward and Cliff
Mobley at guard. Mcdonald
was high scorer against Crosse
lie. Bill Van Week al center.
Joe Holloway at forward and
Paris DiSanto at guard round
OUT tho first five.
Only other game involving a
local college team finds Detroit
Tech seeking It's fourth conSecu.
tive victory against Toledo Uni
NerSilN AZ Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

bus, They'll board the regular
bus az the downtown terminal
with all the rest of the paSSen-
gers and take their chance Of
getting "a scat.
Wayne and Normal have mot
80 times since opening relations
during the l9l7-l9lS season and
The TartarS hold the edge with
y victories Last year they
split the Huron SophomorcS
coming back strongly 10 take a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Sports do Relax
Willow Run Girls Cage Team Boasts Crane
Operator, Rveters, Stock Chaser, Clerk
By MARGARET RUSSELL

Rosie tho Riyc'cr and Carrie
tho Crane Operator have gore ~
for basketball as relaxation from
their strenuous war work
OF course, these arc Just nick
names, but the occupations arc
legitimate for tho girls who make
up tho Local 80 cage team repre-
Scntnc tho Willow Run bomber
plant The team viii play IN the
Department Of Parks and Rccrea-
ton League this winter,
Members n tho team arc Pearl
Gerber. Irene zimmerman Lee
Fielder Mary Wood Zolma Evans
and DorcCn Reuter-. Their coach
is Olga Madar. who is employed
fun tmc as tho rcCrcauonal
director for tho local
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

Wayne University'S basketball
players will be distinguished by
their school afiliatlon when
they play Michigan State Nor
NAL College tonight hut they II
hc INST folks on their way 10
IpSIIant
For Tho first time In the his
tory Of their moSi ancient caSc
rivalry Tho Tartars viii not
travel 70 YpSI m a chartered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Movies Msin+erDre+ Corbe+f's Ways

WHY DO TIE MOVIES DO 1T DEPT.-In Gentleman
Jim" tho picture supposedly based Jim Cobetts life the
former heavyweight champion pictured loud-mouthed
vulgar young wise guy smart aIcck-Wheteas the
fighter sc'feHaCIng quiet who earned the
honest compliment called Gentleman Jim Last
thr Chicago Cubs donated large quantity Of rubber
,IrVavs effort Their latest donation is tho iron
surrounded plot Of grass front Of Wgcy Field
orjacinc fence O trim hedge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
BROWN AROUND

That's the S6l question I've
been asking myself since Sunday
night when the Big Turk robbed
me. Beat me on Shots thought
| could make with my eyes
shut" said Brown But I'm go
ing TO plaster few NJ him again
saturday night. Sure would like
To beat him on Toronto ice"
Iknl Lrran discussion, u-n. rrt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Another SQUAD
Shares Spotlight
On 3l52 Total
STANDINGS

Ticklcd because no was sum-
moncd 10 this newSparcF office 10
have Ms photograph tekon IS the
reason Lornc Trckett OF Coca
CoLas assigns TODAY for clicking off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

1929 victory after dropping the
FIRST game 1914.
Practically The same bunch
has returned 10 the YpSi squad
and Coach Nouman Ertcll is
conccdlnc his Wayne baSkctccrS
no easy victory, despite their
1925 triumph Over The Crosse
lie naval five in the season S
opener
Two newcomers VIII he In the
Tartar starting lineup. John Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

t1I IN i no DC
troit T / m o <
I Ia SSlc bowling
l. o A < "a Q last
night az Strath-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

brackets 10 hold equipment She'll
probably also put IN some fur
nshine' touches IN their basket
ball games The last ucmber Of
tho team. Irene zimmerman. is 4
clerk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
WITS COLD PLAY

w raised Sl20.0OO for the
Rcd trp~, playing exhibitions
b1pk iu 1915 ,to senior Hagen
And I am sure we
could raise lot more money
HHl lot Of old guys like that
Drno ~araIcn. Tommy Armour.
81 Natrou, and myself. who
can't go 20 war. could play"
..'.rrL Hagen offered a
rf
"Why not have YOU old fellows
p'st golfers who are In the
camps, r0 ,aaeErr Hagen ,uE-
Like they did IN base
haH and football 49, all-stars
against service mon
.9 HAS agreed 'rs' that
Hrr''. good -oe
--'rrsHf hagen tai fine
30 .r=p, IS IN Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

son ,lnCIc Tho NONCe naIIC1 lnIeo
from Saokmans .3u6i and are
only one and oro-half games out
OF FIRST place Sackm8n deserved
"a better fate than losing three on
p 2U6l count
NncralIIos turned No. and tied
Chcnc-Tromhly for eleventh place
nationally according to latest
available ABC records Their
hutouf over Chcnc-Trombiy
2s66l pui Minerahte- IN re for
second with parI-clcan and gave
tiaT0td NttrUS OUrtr Il victories
in Us last is games and nine
In a TOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

or q fuIoIea before proceeding
"a Camp tp-. California where
~ u... -e ettar.Cd ~ headGuar.
ters, Second Battalion, Eighty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
INTERESTING JOB

For six years ono Of tho best
,offhall and basketball players In
the city. Pearl Gerber probably
has tho most interesting Job Of ALL
she's q crane operator. She rides
overhead n her little cab. picks up
and carts little things like parts
of wings and lu>iIacoS wherever
they arc 20 go.
This is comparatively now
branch Of service for women
workers. But tho skill with which
tho Is girls who arc now working
on the cranes have done their Job
lcd tho management 10 train moro
women for the job
Zclma Evans is n rivctcr on
final assembly. where they put tho
plane parts together Doreen Rcu-
ter rivetS on the center wing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

FIRST Regiment In tho Fifth Ar
morcd Division a tank outfit
The Younger Hagen Who VA.
quite a golfer himself when nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
INSTALLs FURNISHINGS

Mary Wood who played for the
Cleveland Erin Softball team when
10 finished second in the national
Championship last year, is a stock
chaser II some one wants some
thing that isn't where II should
he rs Marys Job 10 get II there.
She's had plenty Of practice chas-
ing hard eroundorS and she's a
honey AZ her Job.
Leo Fielder installS plane fur-
She rivcts and drills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

Wings, Sharpening Up for Leafs, Then Bruins, Told
by Bruneteau Of Turks Success in Detroit
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

rcd right into the dressing room.
The Wings arcn ready TO admit
Il. but Brown seems to have them
Stumped They might give a little
bit Of their scoring bonuses 10
really crack the Turk wide open
some night for Sin or seven goals.
Here we are. one Of the
highest scoring teams in the
league" said Sid Abel. but the
best we can do is two goals a
night against Turk here TO win
and tic. We get aS many In To-
ronto and lose. Yet Boston, when
il was weaker, cracked Big
Rroda for SiN goals i'm one night.
Even CanadicnS whip four past
him. Has he got something on
u.s."
MUD" TAKES FLOOR
This Is where Mud Brunctcau
starting his ninth season with the
Wings. felt entitled to tho floor.
Listen, boys, II we're going 10
pour II on Broda. IL will have 10
he In Toronto. I'm afraid. Be
cause Detroit is his lucky town,
know, and let me tell YOU why.
"Nine years ago, at tho start
Of the '3t-'35 season. came
down from Winnipeg with two
other boys Jack Adams wanted
10 look At. We came across the
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