davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-07-09
MagicoIor Floor Wax, 49, quart

Reduced to Y price
so quarts of this polishing to make your wood
work and inoleums take fe to give them added
protection and longer
3panel Brass-trmmed Screen. Was So Now $675
3panel trimmed Screen. Was s095 Now $S
l, trimmed Was 50. Now
Salad Bowls Were SITS. S125
Bowl $295 50
White Medicine Cabinets Gmperfec Were $89 $3.50
with Were $3.75.
(imperfect.
All purpose Garden $435. Now-------
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH F1ooR-Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Petticoats, o5e
Less than half Price

AeSS tHH" h"fJ pfco
7 of rayon taffeta in colorful
plaids with hemline flounce. Sizes
26 to %.
4 Black Rayon Taffeta Petit
coats in evening length, medium
and far.s sizes. Were $3.50.
Now S2.45
Blue Cotton Costume Slips with
bra tops. Sizes 80, 36, 38. Were
$2.25. Now ow--------S145
2 Black Rayon Satin Evening
Slips with lace f1ounce. Sizes 80
and "a. Were $3.95. Now, S2.95
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Women's Dinner
Dresses Reduced

Group includes white, blue, black. green
and red rayon crepes. Sizes 16l2 to 2412
and 16 to AZ.
IL Less than u price. Now $7.s5
Were sl995 and more. Now $3.50
Were s29.75 and more. Now---S16.5o
Were $2975 and more. Now --$1S.75
Were $29.75. Now-----------$2 $22
Were s3s75. 50
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Summer Furniture Reduced III

All slightly scratched marred or soiled
Glider. with cotton saicoth cushions metal frames
~. so Now $3.50
simulated eathercovred seat and back
We've elo 75 Now $3.50
MetaIframe Glider leathercovered cushion Was
- $3.50
Au-metal Glider metal grill seat and back a-whie enamel
~, 90 Now - $3.50
VIC. I,..L..u, T.ble Was Now $3.50
roll and back cover Was
,.e" ~, '' $3.50
hack snrns Base Chair pad s2250 Now Sl675
Metal Sprjnr Chair and back cushions Was $l975
N.e'"' 'f''''" " STATS
Metal Tube Chair and back cushions Was s9s5
'~' ~ " $7.45
Metal white enamel frame Was $500 NowSZ'so
su1,nxE, FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Mems Summer Hats Reduced
Sl.35 Were 81
% cotton sailcloth hats in twotone combinations of
white blue tan brown. Factory creased crown Sizes
6s4, 67s, 7, rs, IA, 73s, 75s.
Csc Were SOC ....
81 cotton cloth hats in white and with green visor
and plain tan and green hats Sizes small medium,
large and extra large-634 to 75s.
Csc Were 81
"A cotton hats in an assorted lot of broken and color
ranges in white green blue Small medium large, extra
large
S1.35 We're $3.50
Madagascar straws round shape with self band
Sizes 634, 67s 7, IA, 7l2 75s.
THE MEMS STORE,
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Jacket Dresses, So:
Were SI2.95 and 1895

~ ere 4lE1S ana SlJ.yS
80 printed rayon sheer jacket dresses,
many with soft detailing. Colors are lug
gage. copen green. navy. red as back
grounds. Sizes IL to 20, 1871 to 22lz.
IL Navy Rayon Crepe Coats with tuck
trimming. Sizes 1917 to pan and 40 to
A. Were $8.95. Now $5.95
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Misses Formal
Wear Reduced

Timely dinner and evening dresses Of
cotton pique, dimity and lawn, rayon net.
chiffon, crepe, taffeta and jersey. Choose
white, blue, yellow, green, pink. black,
navy, gray or print color combinations.
Sizes 10 to 20.
Less than half price. Now
Less than half price. Now $7.75
Were $2295 Now S14.50
8 Less than half price. Now.--- $3.50
Were $25. Now --$1 $18.75
9 Were $2975. Now $22
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Misses Print
Dresses Reduced

An attractive group Of one and two piece
dresses, jacket dresses and long coat en-
sembles OF mellow sheer rayon jersey,
rayon crepe and silk Shantung. Light
and dark backgrounds. Sizes 10 to 20.
Were $22.95 and more. Now ---S14.50
Were S22.95 and more. Now $3.50
10 Were S25. Now
10 Were $35. Now
Were $2975. Now Now----------------$22 $22
Long Coat Ensembles Reduced. Dainty
print dresses with wool and spun rayon
full-length coats leach coat properly
labeled as to fabric). Sizes IL to 20 in
rose, light blue green, gold, beige, gray.
navy, brown and black.
Were $1695.
Were $25. $18.75
l Was $35 $26
Were $39.75 Now------------S29
Were S49.75. Now
IL Were S69.75. $50
2 Were $79.75. Now $50
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Imported Cotton Wolfe
Prints, Special purchase, yard A.

In regular stock, this season. S5c yard
$40 yards Swiss voile floral prints SO inches wide.
80 yards Novelty Sheer White Rayon Crepe 80 inches wide Less
than y price Now yard $50
$50 Remnants Rayons CotOns. Prints
and solid colors Lengths to yards SO 80 inches
wide - -
Evening star., 1942-07-09
A|I-metaI Garden Chairs, sI'9:


154 tubuar frame garden chairs in turquoise blue and
just at the time need them most
FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
JuniorMisses' Shoes, s2'95
Were IS and more

Were IS and more
40 pairs, including white buckskin with
tan calfskin trim, black patent leather
or blue calfskin pumps and strap styles;
also some play shoes in various colors
Sizes: AAA-5 to 6, 71a to 81; AA-4l2
to 61a, 81a and g.; Al to 7, 8 and 8la;
B-41a to 5h, 6, 71a and 8.
80 pairs Junior Misses Shoes. White
buckskin or white with blue, black or tan
trim. Group includes pumps and OK
fords. Sizes: AAAA-6a. 7, 81a, 9; AAA
-612, ~. 8, 8la; AA-51a, 6, to 81:
A-5la, ~, 8. 81a; B-412, 6h to 7h
Were s675 to $3.50. Now--$4.95
JUNIOR MISSES SHOES SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
FIower-Pot Holders, 2 for IS

We're Csc each
300 straw holders for flower pots, made in China.
Metal Serving Trays, damaged Were s4 so and S. Now
$3.50 and 50
SHOP FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Juniors Straw Hats, sI'9'
Were S2.95
20 dress-up and sportswear types. Head
sizes 81 to 22l2 in the group.
JUNIOR MISSES MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

Bandeaux "Seconds"
49,
# perfect ponld be higher
IS cotton lace and batiste and
rayon satin. Sizes 80 to 38.
Imperfections are slight.
CoRsETs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09
Women's Summer
Shoes, '5'S'
ReqularIv 58.95 and more

Regularly 16.9S ana more
208 pairs of spectator and walking shoes,
all bearing such famous labels as Pan
dora, Arnold Authentic, Collegebred.
White, white with tan, blue and black.
Sizes:
Widths I31sI 4I41zI 5lo11I 6l61kL7I71aslsA9I
lAAAA Il 81 Ali 3l5l 45
IAAA 2l 81 81 3L.L "a
IA II 81 Al 81 5l2I 1l2l iii
"a ~ II 9I 81 4I 3I4 3I7I 51
B 1l13l 1919 u Al 5l2l 6l2I 2 |
&c II II II II III | |
1872 pairs Dress and Walking Shoes. fea-
turing suede, calfskin and kidskin in
white, tan, blue and black. Sizes 4 to 8,
AAAA to B. Were s695 and more
WoMEN's SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-07-09

fishing wax to make your wood
, on new life, to give them added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Of these high spot hitters are
gourmets a d entertainment
critics who are on TO everything
there is to know about life after
dark-but the chances are 100
to-1 that you can stop them cold
with the question: What hap
pens in a nightclub in the day
time ,"
Unless they've happened TO
work in such a club, they'll as
sumo, like everybody else, that
nightclubs Just shut up shop,
when the sun comes up.
But that's where they'd be
wrong. And just by way of
proof, take a good look at the
pictures on this page that were
taken in the daytime in the Copa-
cabana, a fashionable supper
club on New York City's smart
East Side.
Walk into any nightclub
around noon and, except for the
absence Of the patrons, you'll
find as much buzzing activity as
you would when the place was
going full blast at midnight.
That glittering floor show that
was going good in the wee small
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
When One Vote
Made History

NUIILBUR L. SCHUYLER,
N of Camden, New Jer.
w sey, was denied the
right to vote in a recent local
election because he is dead"
Schuyler objected strenuously
to the erroneous record and said
that his one vote was important
because it might swing" the
election. but his protest did him
no good.
Schuyler's argument, however,
was a good one, backed up by
history. for there have been times
when a single ballot decided the
result.
One of the most remarkable
instances was the State election
in Massachusetts in 1910, when
Marcus Morton defeated Edward
Everett for governor by his own
vote.
A single vote. cast in a town
election in Rhode Island, in 1911,
led to the declaration of war
against England in 1872, and
later, in effect, elevated General
Andrew Jackson to the Presi-
dency.
In this town, the voting be-
tween Federal and Republican
parties, for years, had been neck
and neck, with not more than a
majority Of one or two votes.
The polls closed sharply at six
o'clock. and Abner Hastings, a
Federal farmer. hurriedly cross
ing his fields to reach the polls
discovered one Of his prize pigs
caught between wooden fence
rails, stopped TO free it.
Succeeding finally, he started
on a run for the voting place,
but, when he was within a couple
Of hundred feet of IL, the polls
closed.
The result was that a Demo-
crat. or war representative. from
that town was elected by one
vote. When the General Assem-
bly, met a few weeks later a
Democratic, or pro-war. United
States Senator was chosen on
joint ballot by a majority of one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
MKI ANGHICLUBDOES The DAYTIME

other forms of the terpsichorean
art calls for keeping in perfect
condition.
The workouts over with. the
troupe then resumes rehearsals-
only this time they're for next
weeks show, thus enabling the
club TO put on a steady run Of en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

hours would be running through
rehearsals while floor cleaners
and polishers would be knee-deep
all over the place.
A look around the room makes
you wonder if the proprietors
aren't missing a bet by not
charging admission to let the
public see how a nightclub ticks
in the daytime. Substitute Stacks
and shorts for swanky dancing
gowns and you've got as good en-
tertainment as the dressed up
kind you were paying a cover
charge to see the night before.
II you happened in at the lunch
hour, however, you'd be in or a
biz of a shock. Instead Of finding
champagne, roast pheasant, and
caviar on the tables, you would
discover milk, sandwiches. and
apples-or whatever else hap
pened to be rounded up at the
corner drugstore. The import
ed" lunch is no reflection on the
house cuisine-it just happens
that nothing's cookin' at this
time of the day.
After their lunch, and their
routine rehearsals, the girls push
the chairs back, and change the
place into virtual gymnasium
for nightclub dancing, like all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

rHE Federal census takers
who periodically count noses
. all over the lot. have yet to
get around to figuring out the
number Of nightclubs in the
United States. 1t is known, how
ever, that New York City alone
boasts 1000.
On the basis Of that figure il
would not be surprising 10 find
some 10000 such clubs. large
and small throughout the coun-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

try-all of which means that
some 1000, 900 Americans night
ly wend their way to dine-and-
dance spots of all kinds.
Undoubtedly a good percentage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

tertainment without a break.
About four in the afternoon the
dance director usually calls it
quits and the entertainers go
home to rest until the first show
gets underway about 8 p. m. A
great many dancers give four to
six shows a night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

The floor polishers and scrub
women, who watch the after
noon long rehearsals, probably
know more about nightclub life
than the regular nightly habitues
or at least they know that
plenty goes on there in the day.
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Try Morlsne Dlshieh's
beauty secret
Today, get Woodbury.
Cold Cream-you'll love
it! Large jars are priced
soc TO SIPS; introduce
tory sizes are Zoe, 25e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

NNEILBUR L. SCHUYLER,
Y" of Camden, New Jer.
w sey, was denied the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Mems Fine l7.JeweI
Watches, Going
16.95
Plus f0co Federal Tar

Mems fine watches A few
left-going at sacrifice price,
Modern wrist watches. Hurry!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Mems Sanforized
Work Suits
2 for 5.83

In blue herrinebone twill.
War Worker" or name OF your
plant on back OF shirt II desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Bembsrg Rayon
Hosiery for
79c
No Phone Orders

Our regular s1.19 hosiery IN
slightly irregular grade. Ex-
quisite sheer Bemberg rayon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Tx 84.Inch Belmont
Blankets, Only
4.45
Fourth Floor

A new weave OF rayon and
cotton--luxuriously warm. Ray
on satin bin ing. Colors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

Metal Bed Clearance!
e.. n.~ Fl no Conventional style bed In &C
uuI VEy. I.JO tumn brown. Double UsOV
Our Reg S95 ao ''S't Ds ti: ~; ~: ... 8s8
Our Reg 295 S.'s'S Oo %.'' or '; : BED $50
Our Reg SASS "'s:5" s's "s. ;ss :' s" s98
Our Reg S585 top S' :;s Be; D9.s S "''' .@ 1897
Our Reg $3.50 .s %i":" s S;' walnut "fS 's ".S 1890
fl,,y nor rfn or Modern bed In grained wal an
UuI NCS. 1IJ.OJ nut finish. Twin size only Now TETO
Extended Payments-No Carrying Charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

Extended Poyments-No Carrying Charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
BY EDGAR HAYES

Detroit fought TO save It's big
gest sport program from discard
today AS It's leaders pleaded TO
keep the War Time for this area.
Golfers. tennis players, baseball
and Softball enthusiasts. SWIM
mers. tmen and all other
sportsmen have asked the COVER
nor TO give them the extra hour
of daylight that means the diff
ference between success and fail
ure for their program
John Kelly of Philadelphia. di-
rector OF physical fitness of the
Office Of Civitn rc,cn,c. ha-
be " mot iniorrsir1 i'm tie O. r-
orc OF thousands g.. f.4 SER la
this arc1. Several of hi, top as
Si>tantS have been IN Detroit help
ing the local people arrange a
program that will provide sports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Michigan May Play
ct. Lakes 'II'in Fall

ANN ARBOR, Feb. Il. - A
Michigan Great L kc football
game IN 1912 loomed as d definite
possibility today in the light Of an
announcement by Fritz CriSlpr.
Wolverine coach, 10 his prospective
squad members.
CriSler speaking 10 60 1912 grid
ders yesterday afternoon. pointed
out that If the Big Ten decide.
to allow an extra game for con
ference members next season.
Michigan viii make an attempt Ia
schedule a service team. probably
the Great Lakes naval training
station
The Big Ten athletic directors
meeting which will be held early
IN March Will likely see some ac-
ton on the question OF the nine
game schedule for the coming sea-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Looping Shot Is a Lost Art Now
What hockey men talk about:


RED BUTTON manager OF the Brooklyn Americans
When you speak defense hockey
back When | broke back liner carried the
puck Les Patrick sensation when he started l. He
changed the style of play But what had mind partcu
larry the od-time defender which YOU seldom today
That the looping shot deep It's lost
ngo kampmann the only the league who does IL
Today He lift right your head
EDDIE FROELICH Chicago Backhawks' trainer, descrb-
ing gloves by Lo Pres his teams goakeeper
in Detroit recently took pairs Of regulation forward
and had them sewed together Then had the leather
maker leave the finger heavily padded and the base o.
the fingers palm of the hand thin Sammy could
the puck grasp Between the thumb orefnger
had the glove equipped with webbing heavy leather thongs
stop pucks that might through the glove
the appearance of baseball players. The last glove
like this used when Chuck Gardner
Note-Froeich recently named trainer for the White
At time he the the Brooklyn Dodgers
and last year Kansas City He Chicago
Cardinals football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Morgan Heads
Fdirview Card


kayo Morgan. Detroit rs Dlcre NeIs
s. Louis feathers 80
Mansfield Driskel Detroit. IS. CnucK
Hrst Detroit. weIters g.
Pat Thomas Detroit, -. Car. Christian.
Edds scot, Ann Amor. vs.. Johnny
Dudiey D.s M9lres. Ia, ish's CO.,
son. Detroit heavies 90.
Abr Lincoln Detroit. IS Mike Martinez
Detroit, nights c..
Kayo Morgan. utterbuc south
paw. Will go 10 the ring wars
again tonight, this time opposing
Dickie Wells. Scrappy ST Louis
featherweight. IN the feature of a
six-bout program in Fairylew. Gar
denS.
The match is a return affair
Morgan was awarded a disputed
decision in Windsor last summer
and Wells i confident he will
even the count tonight
The scrap between Mansfield
brfSk e II, former state WolteI
champion. and Chuck lllr>t, jew
iSh Southpaw may press the fca-
ture for tho limohght
Abe Lincoln MorCan'> protcCc
will make his debut in the curtain.
raiser, facing Mexican Mike Mar.
tlnez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
White House Bucks Yachting as War Step

the navy and have there demonstrated the their
previous training" the letter continues.
Commodore Finch points that local clubs Crosse Pontc
Yacht Club Bayvew Yacht Club Crescent Sail Yacht Club
Detroit Yacht Club already have been commendSd officially by
navy and guard for their efforts the United
Power Squadron and coast guard auxiliary hotilas
Just about every club in the district is a beehive of
activity these nights with its classes in navigation and
manshp" Finch said
Commander Al Beebe Of the United States Coast Guard
Auxiliary fota the Detroit Yacht Club has Detroit
yachtsmen have shown the greatest interest any the
aries and efforts made here have the standard oa
throughout the country
This is in step with the following expression in The letter
from the White House.
I'm EXPRESSING the appreciation Of the spirit DISPLAYED by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Basketball Results
Sports L0rers E'geMsg fO Ecep WMg. Time

hour Of daylight away for the city
factory and Office work
Bill Lands national commits
Toner of >oftbaI has wired The
governor explaining the dawag,
'o the Softball program u N8l
Time Is cancelled.
We had Planned softhall for
every man and woman in De
troit who wanted To play" Ian
dis said This il AN ideal sport
for defense workers. II il cheap
and we have plenty of places
10 play. Under War Time. "A
man could leave his factory,
have dinner with his family.
ard Join group Of his fellow
workers IN - rlea'nut and not
90 csi..l tin outdoor pie time.
re game ,yCu'd be- over IN time
for him To get good nights
sleep and he ready for work the
next day.
The Office ~ Civilian De
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Cookie
Skates
Last Time

The city OF Detroit >kating
scheduled at the
raceway al Belle Isle, tomorrow
and Sunday Will be The last out
door meet FOR 1s-year-old Mar
Garet Cook long one of our town ;
leading queens of the ice.
The winSomc Cookie has won
every title IN city competition.
excepting the senior women :
crown. and means 10 add that one
TO her list over the Weekend
She has been IN active Compe-
tition since she was Q and has
Skated and won IN tho cradle.
midget, junior, juvenile and inter-
mediate divisions.
All Of the CltyS leading skaters
have entered The meet which
starts al I p. m both days The
are sponsored by
The Detroit News,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

letter the House. responding to query of
Howard A. Finch of Detroit, commodore of the nterLake
Yachting Association today urged all yachtsmen to put their
craft in commission for the coming
THE continuation of yachting the Great Lakes and
other inland of the United States encouraged by
the department provided that all local regulations and
requirements of naval establishments complied with"
the letter signed by NJ H. Mcintyre secretary to the Presi
dent reads.
The Coast Guard during the coming will require
that each boat carry card identifying him citizen
Of the United States
with reference to the adyisabiy Of continuing yachting
activities the Great Lakes during the present the
secretary the navy has stated that the experiences thus
gained Of value in the training of young for duty
MANY young with yachting experience have joined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Bill Cook Beat Irwin in Last Game

Although Irwin played only few in the National
League all with the Blackhawks he within goal OF
leading the loop its highest point maker
Irwin and Bill Cook Of the Rangers, neck and neck
through the with grayhared Hawk holding the
advantage right until the last Of the Pete Null
doom orders Irwin much possible that
game the Rangers that the Hawks could claim
honor of having leading point maker roster
The Rangers had the idea Bill Cook was on the
ice off As result, he earned points
Irwin 81 80 Irwin but little action.
The Hawks lost o. Stories have that Muldoon, know"
ing he wasn't be retained the Hawks manager
the following took such means to get even with his
superiorS.
That the first Chicago had hockey team,
192627 The following Irwin tangled with Red Dutton
Of the Brooklyn Americans crashed into the
the coliseum and for the Of the
He tried play the following but had TO
quit after That accident ended Twins days
a player but after he launched coach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

son 4 nlnc-Contc>t card for con-
ference teams has already been
for 1943.
intercollegiate football VIII def
nitely receive the support OF the
war and navy departments. the
head coach SAID, accord
ing to advCeS which he has rc-
celvod from these departments.
Military and naval auth6ri-
ties want college football con
tinued a. in the past" Cu~lcr
added with the number of men
competing increased it possible"
The coach added that the best
way most OF the grlddcTS could
serve their country a. present j.
10 keep IN shape and prepare them.
selves for possible military service
And football. he emphasized, is
one OF the SureSt ways OF accom-.
pll>hlng that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Distribute Prizes

Members of the Catholic Youth
Organization Women'S Bowling
League will hold their annual
meeting next Sunday AT the Do
trolt Recreation starting az 2:3C
p. M. Prizes lor tho recent tour
namcnt viii be- distributed and tho
site OF next years bowling matches
Will be picked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13
Two Pirates Sign

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 13 CUP).-
Two Pittsburgh Pirates today re-
ceived the signed contracts of out
fielder Jackrabbit Jack Barrett.
who batted 3l5 with Hollywood ct
tho Pacific Coast League last sea-
son. and pitcher Ken JunCclS who
had several tryouts with the Clevc-
land Indians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

TO hold off the Canadiens, are
among those who are well aware
of the Montreal coach's ability.
The two tcams-Red Wings
and Canadiens battle at Olym-
pia this Sunday evening in a
battle that will have much bear
ing on whether or not one or
the other sextet is 10 wind up
in the playoffs.
Irwin has a great rec
ord" Adams d mits. IF
you'll 90 back over the books
you'll find he's had his teams
In no less than 60 or 10 play
of games. including 81 finals
for the STANLEY Cup, during
his II years a. a coach for
the Blackhawks, Maple Leafs
and Canadiens.
Irwin, it is pointed out b.
Adams, was considerable Of a
player before he got into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-13

Tense has been most interested
in our program. We have worked
in close cooperation with them
and now all our work seems in
vain. We can't ak man To
r,"N before his dinner and no
ia; rested player wants Co take
part in game of three or four
innings and then have darkness
intervene"