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leais adjustments ~ uas nation IA general ard tne
1dntsial predseeu ana emsssayeea snEAgsd IN ne
opssauona whAeh ars restricted The AFnsrican een-
aassr wfu sheFts find shas raaHg q shs items wnica
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nesasse n FatsouinH pfpcecare3
Al fhA b dictated. however ~ = carefully wufkea
es plan ard program. PLANNED r. AccoTn with the
nsesessses ~ waf ard aeairahfistg q mainESHlnE tls
production Of relatively essential civilian items ana
services ne metal woFk1nE industries xhirh eou-
s1ae snss amounts Of important rae MATERIAL. laboz
and machine topEs cen now b. diverted Ia large parg
% war nroducton Int b y part Of ths process q
total var IN which or snenles have eNerglea win
car more nhuHaant sappiies n the consumers goods
in the houes ana IA stack. ne nation wli bring
Re metal and osaer Industries completely Into var
production IN AZ orderly fashion Tsis h the ~
Of total aii-ous waf and the priSe q earsy vsctorY
Though ere arr Es rlcttrat sa10n OF earth and
Eae strongest potential military nuweF. unless 80
set o. = real wartime basis snon Ne eannof SIN We
can't fialt mis- war N the future
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soME AMUSING ANSWERS

m following Isss a sonss was submitted 10
ne Europa Progress b eme Of - writer's Mrs.
Hssthef sbo says thes must have come fFuu q Pr4,
clakx
Tas spinal column Is = collection q bones running
~ end aesn yoH baek aad keeps yoa from beine
IkNs GEAR un 10 yuuz neek
= sseiet0n Is > nan o. person without ans
aElnA
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cover - sell
oTIen E1ien people ae drowned you can revise
then ~ punohing IN thelr gides but no toe hard
IN II ezIled resurrection
Newspapers are useful for reporting eaIamites
Eucn e deaths marriages and the Tx -
= asaeoa b 3 rs af ~infammaale material
plzeea Z = prominent position 70 EaFn aae people
II ne United ssstes people ere pai % death
b ~eIeeuElon-
whst Is ne enlsf easze d divorcea Marriage.
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THEY WERE LIBERTY BONDS

a motogist tn Oklahoma was arrested and charged
eth spceding. aud had % glss bend Tor his appear-
ance IN court He paated two sn defense bonds witt.
TIE Justice Of the peace for Ms appearance when
wanted IN court me judge accepted them with the
eosEmeni. 4 bet l en- ne frat justice ms has hap
pensd 10"
Instead o. besuE defense bonds they we're Lab
erts Bonds" for thls mosossst and suggests ttat de-
tenae bonds eaFriea ~ the peraon are mighty good
Identification pnpcrs In cas u an accident
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s6ss7. Pasc Rural Sep sch. Fuzsd.
refund. s4500e.
Esrxtawpa Con. Scheai Fund
HIS How. sup. &53
NaHelease Con SehesI Fund
WeyiAnd Alien. sal, $3.50. Dem
yer Lyons same. xSe25: Air Red
Sales Co acct and oxygen. s1eoe:
Sing River Power Assn. lights serF.
S3&7i Hearst Magazine Co. III,
sup sisBo. Amer. SPIT. 0dk. Co.
S310. &C r Brown keepkNa ~
bal due. s6Be. Kinch Cash Etuse.
sup. s2s. Baleys Drug Store,
Oct acct S524: DaEneron-p lerron
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Co. sup. S33l: W. NJ Weieh Mle
Co. sup Sts.02.
ST. Martin Con. sehonI Fund
Sing River Eiec Power Co. serv.
s321, Alex Loeb-Inr.. aEh. sun.
s2442; Cusnbel How. Co. pts and
sup. ss2R L 2 Seal. ref. szsss
Wade Con. schsel Fana
Miss. Sch supply. subscriptions.
xS6a2 s r Hearnduf1. SIP. $500
Orange Lake Con. schoal Fnna
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Saksa. lbr $780, Robert Braes sup-
Miss Power Co. serv.. szEs: me
Spann Hdw. Co. same. ss.3s. FRANK
$500
Hurley Con. scheel Fnnd
Miss Sch Sup Co. sup. So "a:
Bay. Sup. Co, Inc. same. sszm.
County Special Sch. Funa
r A. Owen Pua Co sup. st 90.
Rurpee Can Seaier Co 81 due
or seaIer. $3.50.
Hospital Fund
jackson CITY Hosp. appF. acct
exp, $500 %.
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Is seen b ahe soidsss
He Recognizes snAt Il Is more
thar 8 conflict Of ecuFannzie sys-
TENS. He realszes thai freedusn AZ
speech freedom from fear ana nee
dom % worship God IN nis own
was arr Al stake He = eeuiincnt
that be has tie hiegsing Of God
ard Of decent mel in nprueine ms
ruthless mliltArtstx hho have DE-
graded the soul ct man
stndy Practical STE. Tss
TIE C~hapiatns Nrhcol rearfi-
waited II February 81 Fort Benjamin
Harrison sIudiannRl. teaches snrh
things As military law. first aid and
defense against chemicals.
But. SAYS Chaplain cisafy.
achapiains must be men Of faikh.
men Of prayer. rnen Of God Regard
less Of the rank they MAY reach thr
school stresses that they are first
and foremost eicrgymcn
He gYinned ai 3 remark that some
ministers outside the Army might
profit from the training. Ixselr
congregations. too" ne observed
Gryly
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Cesar Romero and carok Lands
team up IN another Twentieth
Ceuturv-Fux romantic comedy. rs
a Gentleman az Hear. and L
comes 10 the Ritz Theatre Tuesday.
April p i has 70 DO with : beauss-
fu eirl caught 10 the marhinasGasas
OF a gambler and his ring Ct art
sWindiers. and provides describing
Interest The comedy eieuenf Is
furnished By Milton Berle as q
v1se-craekiuE. ao-hbbing sfooge
The narrative unWinds ri = bfask
pace and tire dialogue Is lively and
we~n-sprinkled with hunor.
Those xHo Like sophlaieafiun-
and who doesn't 81 times. I'll find
"a eonaeds 70 their lskine HI fhe
Warner Brothers picture. TTs Man
VINO Came % Dinner. whea e
c1znes % the Ritz Wednesday and
Thursday April I'm T1rls easnedy
has been n the public notice for
the past two or more vea1z and.
FIRST as 8 ssaEe prodnctian afa nbw
as q masE happy medium Ser g.
playing tne versatility Of Bette
Davis and 1ae amusing sopsfzaza-
ton Of Am Sheridan. The nan
VINO came % dinner 5 fke sane wfol
Saikso inss public favor r. Nn
stage verstsE. no les > mENsEnnne
than MsEzfT Woley wa efrakes
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FOX > aifE int the nazle q s
Beohtt sua making & rs osn % +
the conformation and Confusion a
he hoasehoid ard anyone eie
within phone reach
John Bole and Mona Barrie ensie
20 ne RIA Friday. April - h
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Ake : zsszz BoRs. Ia af Hozs =
singer cones into his 81. an1
aoy assisted h thls pleazaaf aeEixi
- D. Menz Barrie. goed . kmE "a
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peze1bing ne armed forces no. being traluse
= ths country. a. eminent mi$arY suthonty a9s
Tbs Is q cozmse amt ~ are creating. an arms
f.ssea for service anywhere h he uorld. able =
flgnf n any kina q climate. Al hone On land o.
= ne air or under the SO. Little Is said aoaat
I Il Official PAGES But from casual Information i
seems Hkeiy thai shils not yet So arse a. our amy
= ne izt var e ms b better nepzsea 10 a. mere
aifEielat ahinez effectively Tina ans oshes arms r.
history
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wfser ~ enters ~ Army OM eE
rRnrs hN besn tse 0pp1ite
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sagased over Fsafa from ssR Etas
II the field
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sreh are lHnaafiHs akE1pt II -
sasH ~Otbefs wtzn ha4e bern avs
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T. murA'ity & hsgh nsnrnle h a
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ssithss Aa~. vmEE0oas 10 srKEC size ne
fnAtsiSssi fhs stsht - hs-ssneas TIE r.psfatisn
Il sstss sadsaa sstazssA attach ihs s.zanaunitrs
seaAsnx snetlsasaeas. so start uhlspzxEnx e.m-
pal3ns Sos the ssis Fs@ssn 81 dlsanrklng TIRE
pahlis rsas@. T~ sauiaap ~. shsrs fl9hls and
ps~ssilsfr- "a ss saaanses ths rights saa h.ppa-
aess ~ a.
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man In uniform srmed u1Sh weapons
and military ski says General Ar
nnic He must Be q mar with q
clfar m.nd and q clean heaFt The
ideal sol0ier i a man q spiritual
power
Tie agrees wfth Chaplain cleary
As to TIE link between morality
ard morale and adds thAt military
leaders are convinced sound religious
training Increases eftIcssaes Of a
soldier
Mental attitudes Stressed
General Marshall SAYS Chap
pair Arnold puts Il this way The
Arnyk obligation 70 provide reiig-
aDs education j. not simply q mat
ter o. morals on sentiment Soldiers
TO-DAY mlEst be IL condition morally
ara mentally ~ wei Is physically
to Withstand the orueals 81 the enc
my6 onslaught and sun be snle 70
carry the Tight 70 the other fellow
Spiritual issues involved n this
war savs General Arnold. are more
sharply drawn than IN the previous
world war and therefore more clear
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esss 81 salsunE pFskoEtliei 81 ARMS
u bus GstapAsln cie&s1 neihxrl
the rafe q easFsn nttessdmraen \
greater amaag soldiers than t. nsea
f5slilaU communities
Attendance Feiuntnrs
There b e e~rnpuAxion aboet A.
feading Ee4 nor b there PRISE
stuN as Chaplain CtearY. wtAn
wm crd9irea q Catholic priest VI
Paris Ia 1901 ane entered Army
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WPA LIBRARY NOW
oPEN -

ne Epa library uhleh RS
co=sc foF several cay during -
Mrs. 3 9 Parker vas attending
Grand CHapzeF q tne Szats D.
M IAezzuns hes beer unsne1 81
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selves q - facilities q - nzz
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Our Fighting Men Pause For Prayer

by DALE KiklsESS AND X GEORGE
A RELIGIOUS awakening, pronounced einee Pearl Harb0f.
n IL developing In the rnnks ~ the United States Army.
say chaplans IL the service.
In the words 81 Caspian William D. Cleary. q colonel
and director u the Army ehaulain's school. Some mothers
and wives AID sweetheArta thsBk Johnny Is going 10 Hell
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, J Marpax sal keepsI bsaaes
$500 Rasssa esaeF. bsidzs oanf
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
"Work hard and keep RELAXED"
Frank Leahy Makes Lot Of Friends

Frank Leahy the conyesaona with the priostly
mien football Nore Dame another Of the
Club celebrities and who made big A, Leaty as
you know shared Paul Brown Of ONO state as the
football coaches year When they an aaound
year suggest Mann But then maybe hcy have
already done that.
But let's get Lcahy. Tho Notre Dame coach was
acclaimed he suggested that Brown-and Brown alone
given all Of the honor for hens he coach OF
year Leahy. OF didn't lose friends when
he declared wished he could contribute a Ie bit
fine the youth Of the country Fielding II
Yost who Of course among the Gel hritics present
Shoemaker and Harvey Ewad did another grand
job 1t fun for the sIbes and guests
waow neck deep among the celebrities Besides
Mann Yost Leahy and Brownto just few Of the 70
Banons Bad Boenger Leo Conroy Joe Before
Michael Dad Butler Danny Fortman, Gus Dors Al Warous
Wish Egan Jack Adams Dutch Marion Joe Gmiis m Edwards
Fred Mande Charley Bachman Hunk Anderson Way Weber
and Alex Wojcechowicz
Before popular and able pro at Country Club Of Detroit
says golf ball will - yards less distance off the
which will throw the whole out Of
whereas there have been times when difficult
keep No iron shot from whizzns 125yard
green may now have 20 to a wood-mayhc woods
and of Adams secondhand malc,s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Trouble i'm BMncheS
Cancels Fight Card
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

You can only tempt bad luck so
far Scotty Montelth decided today
as he called off tonight's scheduled
boxing show at the Moose Temple.
And Scotty certainly tempted
bad luck to the limit as he at
tempted 10 stage a follow-up of
his initial and successful venture
al the same hall just two weeks
ago He's planning 70 go again
IN another two weeks, however.
come what may.
The trouble all started when
Harry Fuerstcin. Cleveland heavy
weight begged out Of his 1O-round
bout with Frank ZamariS. one OF
the doublc-windup features. Fuer-
stein wired Montcith that he
couldn't appear here because of
his defense job. but neglected TO
notify HIM until Sunday.
Yesterday Scotty finally OBJ
tanned Tony Giro Of Pittsburgh. a.
a substitute When notified By his
manager Of the match. Giro de-
cllned IL, however. on the grounds
that he was in no shape 10 fight
an one.
That was the final blow. causing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

Monteith to cancel the show early
today He'd have gone ahead with
1t had the other l0-round bout
between Harvey DubS, Windsor
welterWeight. and frankie Mari
of Pittsburgh. been ready 10 60.
but even that fight was IN doubt.
After contracting 10 make n
limit Of li7 pounds. Mari showed
up considerably overweight. 10 say
the least After a session in the
SweatboN he came out Weighing
l63 pounds. That would have
given him a IL pound advantage
over DubS, had the bout gone
through
DubS manager. Neil Jacobs. was
lnSIStCnt that The bout should not
90 through under those conditions.
bur finally agreed when Mari said
nod get down 10 155 pounds by
weigh-in tImcand Montcith agreed
TO let DubS appear on next Mon
days show al the Arena Gardens.
MOntcith needs the sanction Of
Boxing Commissioner John J.
Hettchc 10 make the thing official,
but obtaining that should be Just
a breeze after what he's been
through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Adams Begins TO Hedge on Bruins

Speaking Of Adams-the jolly gent IS il Jolly hockey
Olympia thai his preseason pick
the Boston Bruinswi tho Stanley CUP since they have
been hard hit with the loss of TO the Canadian
though the faststcprng Rangers may crowd
the spot Hardening back Al Warous who Is
teaching his second third fourth generation Oakland HIS
believe the wholesale curhng Of golf play for the
Duration playing golf isn't going to lick the Japs Watrous
sagacousy but golf recreation that should have its
part in these turbulent times
Banon University of Deroits A-Amerca center and Sec
from that school LLOYD Brazil the other win
such high honors Fordhau and EasWcs
New Orleans and got thrill ont Of tho rl7vng Of
eve Filipowicz Of Bill Dudley VIRGINIA who
with the The handsome Leo Conrov who head
at the North Hills public golf course is feeling fit the
fiddle thanks successful operation up the Mayo plant
Minnesota. A year Leo a serious condition
crippled badly by One Of the POPULAR
Of the district Leos health brings 60 his host of
friends Wish Egan grand old Tiger who TO date has
himself for the part Michigan and other terri
tory in the midwest to California this spring seeking
PLAYERS for the Detroit club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
BoziCh Fails TO
in East

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 CUP).-
Herman Van Putten of North
Haledon. n. j., won the annual
intercity silver skates speed skat-
ing crown last night before 5,487
fans in Madison Square Garden.
Runnerup for the mems outdoor
senior title at Lacrosse. Wis. on
Sunday, Van Putten shaded Roy
Erickson. coholder of the ma
tional indoor crown in a blistering
finish.
Van Putten's time for the two
mile grind was 6:56.6, with Erick-
son tenth of a second behind.
John Simmons of Stamford.
Conn, placed third; Ken Bartholo-
new. Minneapolis, Fourth Steve
Gadus, Chicago. fifth. and Weber
Ley of st. Louis, sixth.
Three other starters, Vincent
Bozich of Detroit, Tom Smith of
Utica, n E, and Chef Soroka Of
Milwaukee, failed 10 finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
First Downs viii
Win Prep Ties

There won't be any time 70 play
off sectional ties in next falls
city high school football schedule
according 10 George Mead. super
visor Of athletics. 50 il looks as Il
the prep athletic directors Will
have 10 eliminate tic games.
A. a meeting yesterday they
discussed a plan to use frs, downs
and yardage gained to determine
the winner Of tie games, but took
no action on il. Such a method
was used last season 10 determine
the East Side winner in a triple
playoff. when PorShInC won.
The directors also voted three
changes IN the prep swimming
rules
" Two teams may be used in
both the free-style and medley
relays.
In dual meets the frce-
style relay will be scored 9-5-2
and the medley relay I'll SIX
places VIII be given in the
championship meet points being
l2-l0-S-6-4-2 IN the relays and
1-5-i-3-2-1 in individual events.
. No swimmer may compete
in both the 200-yard free-Style
and the l50-yard individual
mcdleV m the same mcet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
PRO N'S>WON'T SUFFER THIS YEAR
Councilman Sees Revival Of Service Teams

erS this year because lot Of
boys unacceptable to the army
can still play football. The serV-
ices won't drain us until 1911
or maybe 1913. I don't expect
e. have 10 put In calls betw cen
halves for Red Grange or Jim
Thorpe or Ernie NeNcrS. We
should get by for at least a year.
- look for revival Of the
service teams. They give the
boy in the ranks something per-
Sonll 10 cheer for. / mean teams
like Great Lakes, Mare Island
and the Cleveland Pier. played
for Great Lakes myself. YOU
know, I'm games with George
Halas, Paddy DrisCOll, Charley
BaChman and others. We met
Iowa. Northwestern. NOtre
Dame. Navy. Illinois and other
crack college outfits. Later
Great Lakes PLAYED Mare Island
In the Rose Bowl. Similar teams
are certain 10 emerge from this
war.
3-"Pro football has a definite
place, duty and responsibility.
The airplanc has wiped out bait
tie lines This war Is not the
first world war. That was a
soldiers war; this is cVrrybody's
war. If air raiders come. we all
are i'm the trenches and we're all
under strain. Sports have a big
job in preventing that strain
from reaching the cracking
point"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Skaters
To Race ON
= Tracks
CPROGRAM on PAGE l9)
BY KEN HALL
Gold and silver skates Editor

Tomorrow afternoon. starting at
$50. qualifying heats in the Twcn-
tieth Annual Detroit Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby VIII be
run off on two tracks on Belle
Isle. In the evening. starting at
Z O'Clock. the finals OF all events
Will be decided
Perfect ice is in prospect for
the SO events on the program and
some real speed is expected with
Vince Bozich. Terry Browne,
Tommy Saunders and Esther
Nrona figuring in the competition.
These four skaters would have
been unable 10 compete if the
meet had been held over the week
end because they were racing in
the national championships at La
Crosse, WIS.
Saunders is the state intermedi-
ate champion and Browne the
state senior titlcholder. with Boz
zich the runnor-up and Esther
Wrona the senior women's state
champion.
All day yesterday the ice mani
curI>tS on Belle isle were busy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
SPORT s
BY LEO MACDONELL
His Seasons a Flop
Without at Least
One Championship
xeor After Long Year
SMatt Mann Proves
Best Of All Coaches
ONE SECRET FOR U. NJ. SWIMMERS

Matt of 20 sports celebrities featured among
1000 guests the Detroit Yacht Clubs stirring sports night
dinner Belle Isle clubhouse recently. Among the
array celebrities from many fields Of
sports-brant football coaches and players fine golfers and
least great hockey leader.
perhaps could lay claim greater achievements
In his field the veteran Mann. Mann Americas No /
swimming coach, stretch of something like IS years
Ann Arbor, has poed Michigan ankers spectacular
assortment of championships including the National AAU
National Collegiate and Big Ten titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

Leaders Meet
Photo by international News Photos

There will be no rest no chance
for a letup for two of the three
unbeaten First Division leaders in
the Catholic League prep basket
bali chase tonight.
LourdeS of River Rouge, winner
Of five straight in the western
section. faces the biggest assign
mont against ReGecmcr'S Lions at
Redcemer gym. Visitation, I'M
beaten paCcmaker in the central
section, takes on Catholic Central.
Both Redeemer and Catholic
Central are only a game behind
their opponents of tonight, having
lost one game, and victories for
them will throw the races into
ties. LourdeS and Redecmer, Incl
dcntally. hold decisions this season
over st. Theresa. First Division
defending champions.
Tonight's schedules
81. Catherine A. st JOSEPH
- frthouv A. 81 f~uN~0~~
Catholic Central AZ Visitation.
s. Pensdr; At ST GreE1rE
Lour7es az Redeemer
s. Theresa a. 81 Mary tRedf1rd)
s. Charles A. s. Paul
50 Stanis'aus az 5, Pose
s. Bernard a. 81 Philip
ST. Mary n, o. Al 50 Mary tMt c..
s. Frederick a. 81 James
s. AphorsuS A. - Rita
s.. HedWic AZ Rosarr
Sweetest Heart a. So Gertrude
S. josephat AZ 50 Agnes
s.. Patrick AZ =. Francis Xavier
St. Vincent A. Sacred Heat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Sidney Hill Faces
DAG in Squash Final

Sidney Hill and Detroit Athletic
Club Class B squash teams meet
tomorrow afternoon at ) o'clock
IN the championship match at the
Racquet Club. In yesterdays semi
finals. Sidney Hill defeated Uni
verSity Club. So. and DAG won
from Racquet Club by default.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
buy a BOnlber-
Night Hockey Resumes

Idle since January Is because
OF poor ice conditions. Detroit
Night Hockey League teams wei.
coined the weekend cold snap
which Will allow them 10 resume
play on the Mack Park outdoor
rink tonight. Lawrence and In
dams viii meet IN the opening
game at 100 While East Detroit
and Dearborn clash AT 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
FILCHOCK TO RECRUIT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (INS).
Frank Filchock, triple threat
quarterback of the Washington
Redskins. who was chosen as the
most valuable player in the Big
Ten in 1888 when he starred for
Indiana. today was in the navy
with the rank of yeoman, third
class.
He will be stationed at the
Washington recruiting station and
will remain in civilian quarters. He
will be allowed Sundays off and
may be able to play in some Of
the Redskins home games if the
navy permits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
STANDLEE IN ARMY

PALO ALTO. Cal, Feb. 3
tiNSt.-Norman Standlee, sensa-
tional rookie fullback for the Chi
cago Bears football team last fall
after his graduation from STAN
ford University, was a rookie in
the army today.
He left Palo Alto with a group
of draftees for training in an army
camp. Color blindness prevented
his enlistment in the air corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
buy u BONNER
Caaer Quits Squad

Wayne University lost another
athlete 10 the defense of the coun-
Try, Frank Slbo. all-around ath-
lcte and star OF the basketball
team has taken a job in a defense
plant. He Will attend night schools
but won't be eligible for further
basketball competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Coaches, Aides Get New Rank at Il. W.
HeiSIllan
Winner
To Enlist

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 GNSl.-
Bruce Smith. captain and all-
American halfback on Minnesota's
indicated football team last fall.
was in Chicago today 10 enlist in
The navy and undergo an operation
on a knee he injured during the
grid season.
The Gopher star. who won the
IIeisman trophy as the most VAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

game itself has a definitely major
responsibility,
The tip-off on all sports may
be taken from The President s
letter 10 Judge Lands IN regard
TO baseball. he said
Here are ampllticatonS Of Con-
zelmanS three major points:
IL don't think that we will
suffer from a shortage Of play