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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Skates Dedd|ine
Rolls Around
AT Midnight
Candidates for Big
Ice Trophies Must
Hurry TO Enter
BY KEN HALL
Gold and silver skates Editor

Today is the final day in which
skaters can enter the 1912 edition
of The Detroit Times Gold and
Silver Skates Derby races on
Belle Isle next Saturday and
Sunday.
This means that right after
reading this article you, Mr.. or
Miss Skater. should sit right down
and cut out the entry blank
printed on the sport page. fill in
your name. check the events you
wish TO enter and mail or send
them TO the Skates Editor, Sports
Department, Detroit Times. Don't
delay or it will be too late To
enter the title events on the card.
At midnight all entries must
either be in this office or in the
mail for the Gold and Silver
Skates Derby races. the Walter
IOSmun Memorial tWo-mlle and "A
Southern Michigan championships.
In the other 25 events including
fancy skating, open races. novelty
events dog-Sled derby, father and
son race and mother and daughter
events as we'll as the service mems
race. entry can be made right up
to starting time in the paddock
EVEN FOOTING
There has been little snow the
past 10 days for the boys and
girls TO train their dog steedS for
| the Dog-Sled Derby but don't let
that deter any of you from enter
ing. for you all will be on an even
footing in that respect and the
race will go on as usual.
Saturday is the day when quail
flying trials for the 1912 Gold
and Silver Skates Derby will be
run. In the Silver Skates event.
mile trials will be the system.
and for the girls in the Gold
Skates race, half-mile trials are
scheduled The first of these is to
start at l p m. Saturday after
moon. There also will be trials in
'other events that afternoon with
some finals including the three
mile Southern Michigan champion
ship for senior men
Breakfasts in which skaters and
the skates editor will participate
will be on the air later in the
week. One of them will be on
Thursday from Campus MartluS al
1870 p. m, with Bud Shaver.
sports editor of WXYZ. interview
ing skaters in connection with the
Derby and the mile 'o-dimcs pro-
gram. Another is to take place
Friday afternoon at 5:45 over the
airways OF WJLB with Roy
Rogers. sportscaster, in charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Bowling School
312O Features
Classic Tests
Victory Drops Norton
70 Four'h-Plsce Tie;
Spsuldine's 674 Leads

Members Of Bowling Schoo'
(Strathmoor) team in The Detroit
Times All Classic League mdi.
Gated Al various periods there was
a lot OF pins due sometime. That
promise is borne out today in the
1920 turned out last night al Mort
loves Recreation.
II was enough TO snare two
. from Norton and dropped Chct
Slicey's outfit into a tie for fourth
with Ekhardt Becker Wayn Q
SpauldinG led the league on his
GA for Bowling School. while
Jack tCouSinl DiGiovanni did 653
Of Norton'S 2SS2
Every cent OF the gate receipts
were turned over 10 the American
Red Cross rs part Of the leagues
contribution 10 the war relief
effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Detroit Keg|ers
Led by Cito

CHICAGO. Jan 2s-A shakeup
among the leaders in the Petersen
individual bowling classic was
looked for tonight. following last
nights mediocre scoring by the g.
bowlers scheduled.
A 1854 total, registered by Lee
Hoerstman. Chicago, good for fifth
place in the standings, was the
best effort during last night
sessions.
Paul Cito paced the five De
troiters on the card with 1897
score. while Joe PaploS still held
down fourth position with a count
OF 1855.
Paul Cito-
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Frank DAmlcp.
~ lss ls5 2io 40 40 I6s 2lo-iiSs
~ $50 iss iSs zoo III Us i"-l3.,
22 IS? iSi 2i1 Iss 1859 1a 1872 100,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
BUMP DOWN. ARD

Chene-Trombly gave Ekhardt-
Becker a bump downward in col
Letting two. 1856 TO 1896. Chene
missed a 1000 when Steve Cru
chon and Mike Tesla ran out OF
gas. Joe Palus put UP 637 and
Henry Gavie $40. with Louis Mey-
ers showing 204-207 in $50. George
Holmes had 595 TO lead EeeBee.
Mineralites went into tie for
third with Twentieth Century in
rapping Walbys. 2-1 and 1851 to
2S42 Herb Mertens sat in for
Harold Allen and fired SOB. with
Alex Times hitting 500 Henry
Noskowski'S 592 topped Walbys.
Roger Overmyer remained out
OF his slump with a 59S for Gas
kets, but Pepsi-Cola nailed three,
1903 10 1893. with Ken Haviland
hosting 61S Herb Janke had
only $50 and Bill Mowery 493 for
Gaskets oil finish gave Arhcie
Jankowski So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Paws Double Fare

Abe Simon, heavyweight boxer
who scales more than $50 pounds
likes TO travel by airplane. He
pays for two seats in order to be
comfortable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Howe
Praised
by Bosses
Nv LEWIS II. WALTER

nv LEWIS II. WALTER
II ISN'T every day club owners
pm poSieS on a perennial holdout,
but the Detroit hockey club man
4ECmcni- !S-l4At- enthusiastic
about this sgd Howe Night AT
Olympia AS the fans who popped
The idea. Jack Adams and the
NorrScS. too. arc ready 10 honor
the Red Wing star tomorrow night
when the Chicago BlackhaWkS
come i'm TO battle the Wings.
Sydney HarriSS Howe never
came INTO a Red Wing camp Yet
with his contract signed. He's
the hardest barCalner the Wings
have struck since they started
hockey at Olympia in 1927. But
that didn't keep Jack Adams from
naming Howe as the captain this
year And when a fan started
the idea Of the sgd Howe Night
by mailing a dime, Olympia Off
cialS said they thought they could
add a cashiers check 10 the fund
for tho perennial holdout.
when Howe signs N contract
that's all there Is TO IT," said
Adams. I'VE just look upon the
bargaining as part of the train
ing program. Howe II loyal.
fine gentleman on and off the
ice. And he's never caused "A
Speck of trouble i'm the seven
seasons he's been with the club"
GOALS-NoT TROUBLE
Howe hasn't brought the club
any trouble but he has brought
plenty of goals and victories for
the Wings since the day the Nor
rises paid $4,000 10 St Louis
for Howe and Scotty Bowman.
"HOwe's greatest game for the
Wings was the one which beat
the Rangers. 80, and won the
stanley Cup for us in 1887"
said Adams today I'VE had lost
four men, Edible GoodfellOw and
Doug Young from the defense,
Larry Aurie from our great for
ward line and NOrmie Smith out
OF the nets. Howe helped fill
every gap except that In the
nets.
I'm that game sgd played on
the defense. helped keep the
Rangers great forwards at bay.
then moved up and helped carry
the mail. II any one man de-
serves credit for that victory IL
Is sgd"
PULLED HAT TRICK
OF course. this 30-ycar-old vet
Gran from Ottawa has had many
other big nights. Two years ago,
for instance. he put the Americans
out of the playoffS by blazing the
length of the ice for a goal in the
first 30 seconds of overtime. -Four.
times since he's come To Detroit
he raCked up three goals IN a
game for the hat trick
The great thing about Howe.
too, as far as the Red Wings ART
concerned is that he looks good for
four or five years, perhaps even
more. He can go back on the
defense. provide the Wings with a
fine puck carrying defensemanI
and last indefinitely.
sgd plans TO stick around. too.
He's been a year-around RESIDENT
IF Detroit for years and expects
his final citizenship papers very
soon. He and his wife, the for
mer Frances Sullivan of Ottawa.
own their home at 24725 Rockford
avenue. in Dearborn Hills. Their
Shirley Frances, is 5
this month and is looking forward
10 her first school days. In the
meantime, she plays with the big
of dolls 10 which sgd
adds one almost every hockey trip.
sgd thus has his roots deep in
Detroit And the hockey club Of
Gcials are very pleased. II is their
hope that sgd Howe, the perennial
holdout, will become sgd Howe,
the perennial Red Wing.
an ~
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
HeuId Declares
People AISLE %

We've been asleep since 1915
and 90 per cent of the American
pe1ple are still asleep
This was the comment of District
Attorney Elmer w. Heald WedneS-
day night as he outlined the civil
Ian defense picture to $50 mem
GERS of the Imperial Grain growers
celebrating their goth anniversary
at a dinner meeting in the Bar
bare Worth hotel.
we woke up little after Pear
Harbor but since then we've gone
right back to Sleep" Heald said
The county official explained the
need of civilian defense, using the
tragedy of France, Belgium and
the Balkans as an example of total
unpreparedness by the people be-
hind the lines. y
The only thing that saved Eng
land from Frances fate was a 25
mile strip of water Heald con-
tinued
He said that at the time of
Frances fall a civilian defense or
ganizt ton in Britain was MIN
eXiStaAt. but since the Germans
started bombing London the mar
velous Setup now possessed by the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
$500 Defenders
Stood Off ENEMY
In Saga of Bataan

Continued from Page One)
Roosevelt had sent a message to
Lieut.. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright
yesterday. praising his mastery de-
tense and his soldierly conduct anG
eaving to him any decisions which
lad to be made
SUPPLIES DISCLOSED
The war secretary said he could
not make available the text of the
Presidents message. but said that
Mr.. Roosevelt expressed confidence
that any decisions reached by Vain
wright would be in the interests
0f his country and the splendid
5roopS under his command
StimSon also disclosed for the first
time that successful efforts were
2rganized in mid-January to get
SCod and ammunition to the isolat-
I'd defenders of Bataan.
He said that Brig. Gen. Patrick
!. Hurley. minister to New Zealand
md former secretary of war. haG
2een directed to take every extraor-
linary step possible to get supplies
o Bataan from the southwest Pa
aific.
Hurley was very successful in get
ing a number of shiploads of sup
plies into the Philippines, but for
every ship that arrived with its
precious cargo, nearly two other
ships were lost in the attempt,
Stimson said.
HAD AMMUNITION
Stimson said that owing to these
efforts. the defenders of Bataan
we're never short of ammunition
for either small arms OF artillery.
However, our troops had been OF
short rations since Jan. II.
That long strain was a very po-
lent factor in wearing down our
,roops and placing them in a situa-
Ion where they could no longer
rebound as they did so many times
earlier" he said.
In addition to the effective fight
ing men, there were crowded on
Bataan about 10000 refugees who
lad fled from Manila and followed
the American troops to the penin-
Sula.
There were also about 5000 natives
employed as laborers.
Stimson said he could not tell
how many of the defenders were
killed. wounded, or captured.
Aside from saying our forces were
greatly outnumbered. he would not
hazard an estimate as to the num-
Der of japanese that opposed them.
Estimates generally have placed the
Japanese army at 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
GOVERNMENT ASKED
TC GUARD ALIENS

LAS VEGAS, New, april tUP)
= Gov E. P. Carville today de-
manded that the federal govern
ment supervise and provide funds
for any migration OF west coast
Japanese to Nevada that it might
contemplate.
The governor said Nevada was
not particularly interested in
housing the Japanese for the dura
ton of the war but that if the gov
ernment decided to move them into
Nevada he would demand that the
government supervise them or pro-
vide funds for their supervision
while confined within the state.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
Scanning |. v.
News Horizon
MEETINGS WELL ATTENDED

There were 35 cattlemen at the
conference at the Hunt ranch in the
Verde district Wednesday, George
Winwright, county agent. saio
Thursday A study of the so acres
of permanent pasture crops on the
ranch was made and reports on cat
tie feeding were presented On the
day before 90 swine raisers were
present at a similar meeting at the
B. Harwell ranch near Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
Farm Fire PeriIs Will Surveyed

Survey blanks to check farm fire
hazards under the new rural fire
fighting program will be available
TO committeeman of the fire units
within the very near future. Frank
Beyschlag, farm advisor said Thurs
day.
They will be distributed to farm
ers of each fire district for a vol
untary report on possible dangerous
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
Enemy Smothers
Brave Defenders

complete physical exhaustion OF
his men was made public in brief
communique.
Cutnumbered from the start, low
on supplies. lacking air support
and wearied beyond human endur-
ance by days of fighting against
fresh enemy trCCps-the defend
ers fulfilled to the end their prom
Use and their purpose. That was
to make the japanese pay and pay
in men. in equipment. and in time,
for every .lch of ground gained.
NATIONAL EPIC
In that they succeeded. The bat.
tie for the Bataan peninsula, q
13-mile wide stretch of jungle and
mountains will be remembered al
ways as a national epic of valor
The fateful message from Vain
wright was announced by the war
department shortly after 5 a. m
Wainwright was en- Corregidor
fortress, which lies two miles out
from Bataan in Manila Bay. There
the battle for control of the bay
will be carried on. But there was
no indication whether Wainwright
would be able to evacuate many of
his Bataan forces to the fortress.
The war departments special
cCmmunique said
"A message from General Wair.
wright at Fort Mills just received
at the war department states that
the Japanese attack on Bataan
peninsula succeeded in enveloping
the east flank of our lines, in the
position held by the II Corps. An
attack by the I Corps. ordered to
relieve the situation. failed due to
complete physical exhaustion of
the troops.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09

English has come into being
Heald described civilian defense
as n national organization and a
state organization. He went into
a detailed description of the lccal
arrangement.
After Heald's speech motion pic
lures depicting the defense ar
rangement of the people of London
were shown
George Buffers, president of the
Grain growers, presided at the
meeting a'ld introduced the various
directors and officials cf the or
ganization.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09

inflammable materials.
Farmers will also be asked to
make reports en- facilities for Stor
iLg water for livestock and domestic
use. BeySchlaC said The Imperial
irrigation district is cooperating
with the plan by making a chart
showing the various dams. gullies
that could BE- converted to water
shortage etc
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09

Continued from Page Onel
wright with full authority to sur
render his exhausted army if nee
eSSary to save further bloodShed
and sacrifice that no longer could
accomplish any purpose
Wainwright is now at Fort Mills
on Corregidor. frcm where he sent
the fateful news of Bataan early
this morning. His report of the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
CaIexiCo Unfolds
CavaIcade Events
Continued from PAGE On

Continued from Page Onel
Saturday mornings program eX-
cept for the dedication, will dupli-
cate the Fridar schedule. The graAt
parade will take place at pm. The
grand costume ball will take pace
at 10 pm in the De ANA hotel.
The De ANA Trail CaballCros will
start their six day horseback ride tc
Riverside on Sunday
In between the scheduled features
will be music. dancing. and carni-
val and fiesta entertainment in both
CaleXico and MeXicah
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
JOHN NIPPERT
DIES IN Ell CENTRIC

John Nippert, "a. beekeeper and
resident of Imperial Valley since
1915. died late wednesday in Ell
Centro. Funeral services and inter-
ment will take place in Piqua, O.
Nippert was born in Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
INTEND TO WED

A notice Of their Intention 70
marry was filed with County Clerk
W. J. McClelland Wednesday by
Tsukumo OShimaru. 81. japanese
student. and Ruri Tsuchiya, 81,
Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
ASKS FOR DIVORCE

Thelma Lyle wednesday asked
the court to grant her divorce
from James Lyle whom she mar
ried in Yuma in 1910. She said he
threatened to sell their community
property and household furniture
So she asked the court to restrain
him from doing SO pending settle
ment of the suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
MASONIC LODGE
MEETS MONDAY

El Centre lodge No. 384. F. and
AM. will have a stated meeting
Monday at 7:30 o'clock, in the Ma
sonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Suit for divorce was filed in su-
perior court Wednesday by Helen
Roberts against Lloyd Roberts. They
married in Oklahoma Oct. u. 1895
and separated last Feb. l6.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-04-09
MUST FACE TRIAL

John Horace GarretSon was ord
cred to trial in superior court on
a charge of burglarizing the Otto
Wilson home in Calipatria OF
money. clothing and equipment
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