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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
NINIlINN MIMI CLrANtns

EF Nff r'rhaIs'ering rennishinF repair
'ug rH~IabIe. rtaNsurn 38fs Csss
FsHmsfe- r,WpIe 3G16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
RADIO SERVICE
ROOFING

HOME CHECKJP. 75c; minor repairs, 81
LoAners Ideal Housekeeping shop
Temple l-7lAO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
TIASTtRING
Ptt MBI>G
~ NnINn. mIArING


iEENE qHf.fv speCs rafr' churches
,.ar t-s.s. .aas 'EtI- HssHugs Tfiu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

.ELEC. Westinghouse, 1870; real
hargain $50 Superor. 1920 Cd River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
tPHoISrERING

AGSEE FAISHkW. p S. EOS David
Whitney RuHfiuF Cadillac sos also
TRINITY. l-fqEr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
Auction Sales
Miscellaneous for Sale

ASH Drums 81 IS up. delivered. Also
fuel on drums. Trinity ] O02s
ASH garbage OIL drums tanks. boiler In
Simultaneous heater electric charger, alec
hol ires VinewoOd 1859
CAMFRAs-An MAKES At BEST. LOWEST
PRICES We will take YOUR OLD
c AMERA 10 exchange DETROIT CAMERA
SHOP 323 STATE STREET
ICE SKATES. S1s UP. Dawson lin.
claimed Freight stores 1897 Livernos.
273s Fast Dawson. 1894 Grand River,
1870 Mack Cfour great stors').
KODAKS-movis cameras Will sell, huy,
exchange Acme Camera FIX. 81 shelby
MUST RE SOLD MOVING
g. Frigidaife, t23i s. Kelvinator.. SIS, gas
fsnEs So larg. couch s. two tees
zach 50 ice box 81 Two roll top desks
each $50 large safe $40 Townsend
s-7i4o Avon Realty. 1883 DEXTER.
-
Electrical Supplies
and FiSwss
FINTu REs-Complst'. for modern dress
and lingerie shop sserncs 1871
wyoming ~ schoolcrar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

A USED OIL HEATER
one Norge ons Duo Therm. siN seven room
size Inquire gasoline station. 1850 Joy
Rnad Omen svenlngs and SnndaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
NErB'S CLEANERS
>EoN SIGNS

TAILORGNG rrrler alterations. remodel
ing short notice. 30 lll06 East Jeffer'
son tsuoV 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
NArrRrs~ts EtNoVArtD lIKE NV

Ft.I.pf Tor ls~ns shrubs gardens
I.,.f-rd .srasrturr. tNoffnvr-t srr.
'la fryer 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
SEWING MACHINE. VACUUM REPAn
ILNNrs TABLES
10, rR,IN RErAIRI>G
TRICk KIrNIR srRVICE

EIttkr FF errsd shop. servic. s7d
rfrHr e4f train on oar tracks
f .-r.. rr-t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
oynncoArs. KonrS. BLANKETS

ZION SIGNS prompt service Tyler
1898 Ask about uuf monthly main
Snsutr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
-NmONNN rnK IN PR0rtsNIONs

cO.srIT .re s1.af.sd Real Estate ustings
Doe ha S4ej1y Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11

W,EE r.rp TRUCK ls- longer Com
gillette errsf repair service 400 Fast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-11
KINDFRGNRTEN AND NtRsERN
INutNN VILLAGE


INSTR CIlO> care shu6ten - O.. q
tfsrspoftst1u furnished. isnlH SOW
apHr'mfrt tIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

hunted for a new one last fall but
they are scarce anymore. l don I
know the name OF the WrcnS for
the House WrcnS leave IN the fall
l have a table fastened 10 a
tree just outside my door where
| put the cracked nuts and l have
several places where l scatter the
Corn Meal and pounded up Corn
and / pound up the lIazcl-nutS on
the walks. / save the SunilowcrS
for The Bllzlardy days when the
Snow covers the feed up and
then ! put OUT some SuntloWcr
heads and they keep the Snow of
picking them out.
All birds Will eat nuts and all
but the ChiCkadccS Will eat Corn
Meal when nuts are scarce Chip
ping SparroWS and JuncoS mingle
together the same as TimouseS
and ChiCkadeeS. I don't know
why but l can count 80 Chipping
Sparro@S and only one or two
SnnU &narrptIg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Burk Leads Way

Chlcl crcdI for the regeneration
OF the state team must 90 10 Bill
Burk senior guard from Whiting.
Ind, whose efforts played a major
part i'm downing tho Great Lakes
aggregation He's a scoring leader
As we'll as being the best defensive
player on the team.
Almost as vital a cog is Joe
Gerard. senior forward from North
Webster. Ind lie teams with Dud-
ley Jones, Chicago junior. IN the
revised starting lineup that has
brought the SpartanS their success
after a bad start.
Carl PCtroSkL JUNO from
Schenectady. y. Y, at center, and
Mel Peterson. senior guard from
MuSkcgon. round out the starting
FIVE which averages under six feet
in height. Chef Aubuchon, ALI
American guard two years ago
and Fred Stone. 6-fOot, 6-lnch
sophomore center, will also see
adorable action
STATE and tHr TIf1nS have met
ID times Iu the past The Spa1an-
winning 10 game, They won twice
mn the 1q22.2i season. 27-20 and
25.22, the last time they played.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Santa Anita Closing
Raped by HOrsemen
BY LEWIS IT. WALTER

a new race track at Dayton. O.
may be constructed this spring to
take the place of River Downs at
Cincinnati IN the racing circuit
with Detroit and Thistle Down
Wide open handbook play
in Cincinnati is given part OF the
blame for the decline OF River
Downs The burgherS Of Gin
cinnatl are horse players from
way back but they have also given
Laloma the cold shoulder IN re
cent years Edward y Strong
VIII be the Dayton boss if the
track is opened.
ACk-ACk. a nominee for the Fla
mingo Stakes. has a name which
shows the influence of the war.
but among the 800 3-year-oldS
nance for one OF the big 3
ycu-Old races is many another
b. For instance, there are
Bltlkrclg. Bomb Shelter British
Flyer Soldier Song, Power Dive.
Night Raider. Gun Sight Grena-
der. and. of course. Thumbs Up
. All OF these names were IN
moro than "A wear ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Feeds Early in Day

I always feed early i'm the morn
ing and again in the afternoon and
when It is real stormy 2 or
times a day The TitmouseS a
Chickadecs are the only Birds that
holds the nuts with their feet
while eating them and the Flick
ers will have a knot-hole to put
the nut in TO pick the kernel out
and also the Woodpeckers and
the Nuthatches will pound them
in a crack and then get above
them and pick down. The Sap
Suckers gets them under their
chest 10 pick them and the Cardi-
mails must take time 10 take that
thin skin of and then chew them.
Before il is light enough for
me 10 see 10 crack nuts of a
IL looks like the yard was
moving and IL IL has Showed dur
ing the night they will dig holes
in the Snow TO get at the Corn
Meal. or course my fingers get
pretty cold IN zero weather crack
ing nuts and pounding up Corn
and then In the Spring ! have 10
get down on my knees under The
trees and pick up the shells he
fore / can use the Lawnmower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
deer Reports
Sought by State

LANSING, Jan. 24.-All deer
hunters who bought a camp deer
license in the recent season will
be asked shortly TO report by mail
whether the license was filled by
killing n buck, doe or fawn, the
conservation department disclosed
today.
Camp deer permit sales records
StIll are being collected from the
hundreds OF agents throughout the
state. To one of the SlgnerS OF
each permit VIII bee mailed a
double postcard. onc-half having
the address and instructions, the
other for the report of the kill
under the camp license, II any The
return cards Will he stamped ana
Will cost the hunter nothing to
mail
Because Of the intense interest
in the doe->hootng question
prompt cooperation on the par,
OF hunters is expected
The postcard canvas Of camp
permit buyers is part OF a survey
of the actual working of the doe
law. which the conservation con-
has ordered so that au-
thorIlatiNe facts and figures may
be supplied for possible reconSid-
GRAFTON OF the law by the LegiSla-
t1yp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

from Florida about the new foul
rule which allows the stewards 10
leave in the money a horse which
has committed a foul. placing him
second or behind only those horses
which have been fouled instead of
last Detroit put this rule
in five years ago when Judge
Joseph a Murphy was Supervl>-
ing Detroit racing.
The old Judge. incidentally. +
still going strong enjoying the
Miami sunshine and racing &.
He has a fortune and doesn't care
where the horses finish But
he made it in ST Louis brewery
stock The nations leading
tmfmcn pay him a lot of respect
at the annual Miami convention
of the racing commissioners.
Canadian horScmcn are very
much relieved by the word that
they can come in and race all
they want without having any
y per cent deducted from their
purse money There was
much excitement among the Ca
muck brethren when the Mary
land Jockey club held up part of
FIleStcoS purse last Fall at PIN
leo after the II. {. Hatch horse
won the ENtcrmInator Handicap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Puppy Derby
Listed Here

Fox Terrier Club OF Detroit vii,
hold a" Puppy Derby sweepstakes
open to all puppies born in Mich.
gan, in conjunction with their Spe-
cialty show at Convention Hall
February % and March /.
Puppies must be entered in one
of the regular classes at this show
They will be judged separately
from the speciality show and by a
different judge. Glasses Will be
divided in six 20 nine months
males, to y months males, SIX
to nine months females, and 9 "a
- months females Both smooth
and wlrchalrS are eligible Tom
CarruthcrS Of Glendale, O., VIII
Judge the sweepstakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
WrestIerS Meet
For Red Cross

Monday night viii be Red Cross
might fer the WFe- Tiers of this
vicinity when the Arena Gardens
presents a show from which The
worthy Red Cro-, VIII receive the
met proceeds. with The wrcstlerS.
uSherS and other officials doing
their bit by extending their scrV-
ices without cost.
II is likely that al least eight
matches VIII bc carrled for the
occasion. Among those who will
wrc>tlc are Leo W3llCk, Jack
League, Flash Gordon, "Reb"
Russell Bert Rub, Dale Wayne.
George ConncI Jack Smith, Dale
Il4dioCk and Frankie Hart An
uo.urcw,n' a. M" pdirngS VIII
hc waac Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Called Beet-BirdS

You mentioned in one of your
articles about the GoldtinCheS
sticking on the weed heads? / be-
levc they are what Mother used
TO call Beet-BrdS and what some
people call Wild CanarlcS and /
have plenty Of them until late In
the fall and they stick on Catnip
and / have 80 much Cosmos In DIFF
ferent places and IT Is covered
with them i'm the fall but there Is
always enough seed left for them
TO come up in the Spring. Nearly
all my Birds goes 10 the woods
when Spring comes except the
Chipping SparrowS and they are
busy hopping over the lawn all day
long and sometimes / almost step
on them
| sometimes have a pair of Birds
from the woods that / call Tow
hee but they hav'nt showed up
yet. The Male is awful pretty with
nearly all the colors Of the Rain
bow and they have an awful sweet
song in the Summer and spend
their time scratching in the leaves.
Last Winter | had n pair Of
ChicareeS that come every day
and sometimes l have a Fox or
Gray Squirrel.
/ remain your friend
Respectfully.
Chas r. Ramsey.
II T. =. Dresden. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
SailiiSIl
Detroiters Get -Four Florida
Whoppers

SailfSh arc beginning 90 nibblc
down Florida Way and Dcuu,
anglers arc doing sli right hy
themselves Nj and Mis- + ".
.MacEachern of Detroit. Vacation
ing AZ West Palm Beach. go' four
whopperS while fishing aboard the
Sail Fish with Frank SodcfbCIg.
Mrs. MacEacherr> catches
measured I feet ! lncn and : toot
2 inches. NaCEaCtcu sail,
figured Z feet and S 'cci s nrhcS
They also bostcd kngfSn, hon,o
and rnInhLn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Big Store of Nuts

Being SpaniSh-American War
Veteran and living alone my pen
sion amply provides me with all
| need.
Last fall 7 hullcd and stored
away ~ buShel Of WalnutS. II
buShpl Of HiCkOry-nutS and good
supply Of Hazcl-nutS and as ]
raise quite a few SunfiowcrS |
was ready for the Winter. ! also
buy coarse ground Corn Meal and
Corn on the ear, getting several
buShel at a time.
Last week being n severe cold
one | was busy as A Bee cracking
nuts and pounding up Corn on
the concrete walks, and, although
there is no way of counting them
1 believe l am feeding nearly 200
Birds, with the Chipping SparrowS
and Juncos being the most nu-
merous, and then the T1tmouses,
Chickadees and Cardinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Dates for
Spor+smen

January IS - Women's rife
school. Fisher Y, every Mon
day, 8 p. m, Walter Long, in
Structor. To enter phone Will
liam Read. Tyler 6-1S00.
January 28-Detroit Times Rife
School, 400 w. Garfield;
matches open TO all.
January 29-Paul Bunyan Club
luncheon, noon, Sky Room,
Fort Shelby. Or. a. s, Haz-
zard. department of fisheries,
speaker.
January 29-Last day permits
may be issued for extended
storage of deer and bear meat.
January 3O-TimeS Rifle School,
400 w. Garfield, matches open
10 all.
January 3I-Bufalo dinner, De-
trolt SpOrtSmen' Congress,
American Legion Hall, CaSS
and Lafayette, Z p. m.
January 3l-Alpena SportSmen's
Clubs annual wildcat hunt,
Register at Alpena Hotel,
a. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Survey TO Tell
HowGdme Fares
During Winter
Sportsmen 10 Turn
Over Findings TO
Conservation Department

The third annual game survey
Of the Michigan Sportsman AsSo-
citation of Royal Oak will be held
Sunday, February l, at $50 a. m.
at the Jim Tolman farm, Twelve
Mile road, one mile east OF James
CouZens highway.
The purpose of the survey Is To
determine how birds and other
game animals are surviving the
winter. The information. which
proves so vital TO state conServa-
ton game officials, is always
turned over 10 them at the con-
cluSion of each survey.
Groups Will be formed To cover
each square mile, counting all
game whether il be fur or feath-
erS. SportSmen are invited 10
come out. bring their hunting dogs
and join the group in the survey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Up tO Board
Ted Williams Induction
Delayed a Week

MINNEAPOLIS Jan. "a tlNS)
Ted Williams induction into thu
army tonight depended on the find.
ingS of the Minnesota appca
board
Williams. the BoStn Red So>
smuggling outfleldcr and the Amer
Ican League batting champion
was 10 have been indicted into
service Monday, but was grantee
one week defernent pending
review Of his case.
A spokesman for Williams
draft board said the ball player
had made no personal appeal for
deferment and the action wa
taken on the motion Of one Of n,
agents 20 learn whether M
mother would hc left without sup
port # bee Is HduCtcd INTO IN,
army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Nature January By CLAYTON n Smith
A DELIGHTFUL LETTER ON BIRDS AND FEEDING THEM
Nature in January

We hare received dcli0htfW
letter from Il rcoder az ONO that
Corr,eS ia It's frerB rotd the
spirit Of the coimtyySjdc We
print II here, Ul part, that you
may ENJOY Il, too.
Sir:
I was born and raised in Tho
country but have spent the most
Of my life working IN Cities unit
about 10 years ago [ came bach
to the country and ; years ago
was able TO buy an Old Home
stead and now | spend my sum
merS growing all kinds Of Flower,
and my Winters feeding the Birds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
M Faces Indiana

The University OF Michigan
meets Indiana Monday at Bloom
ngluD and returns TO Ann Arbor
Saturday tor a second meeting
with Minnesota team that won a
i2-}i victory at Minneapolis. The
Spartan> viii preface their APP
Ipoaraucc here with a game Mon
day with Butler AT East Lansing.
Lawrence Tech, concentrating
ION MS campaign for Michigan
/ Oniarlo League honorS. meets two
conference opponents this week at
IliackCtt FIeldhouSe Assumption
College VIII furnish the opposition
Tuesday and Calvin College Fri
day only game on tap for De
trof Tech is Saturday s encounter
WITH Iu-Sfatc az The Downtown
YNCA
TIE Spar'ans come 30 Detroit
U1'h ar Impressive record belNng
their setback hy me University OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Titans, State Renew
Athletic Rivalry

Renewing basketball relations
Tor The FIRST time in eight years
tho University OF Detroit and
Michigan State VIII clash Satur-
day ughl in the feature of Olym-
pIa> fourth doublcheadcr of the
season
The G'hor game matches Wayne
University with the Mexico City
NNth team which took a GO-21
,hoIIaeiUns here in 1887 Those
cuuc- are the only ones scheduled
Ton bD'rolt'> top collegiate cage
-lnLn. --L tho coming Menk-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Coast HorSemen Angry

West coast horSomen are term
ING the closing Of Santa Anita
"hystcriCal nonsense and bust
neNSmen are bemoaning the ire
mendouS blow it has struck the
tourist trade But they n
using Bay Meadows and Holly
wood Park for troop cOnccntra-
ton points NOW " e. Boo
lnG INC aupiauc mosul from
Scu'lc who raced has Porter
Nit. here some wears ago. de
c.dct the red CIRCLE on his racing
CoIaJ- looked too much like tht
japanese flag lies changed
90 a rcd block and had corner,
put on The red circles which deco
rated Tho EoclnG stables
There been a lo, OF WnOoplng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
AIpend Bob(at Hunt
Third Annual Affair

ALPENA. Jan. 24-The third
annual organized bobcat hunt on
$4,000 acres near Alpena will be
held Saturday and Sunday, Janu-
airy 81 and February l, the Alpena
Sportsmen Club, sponsors of the
hunt, has announced.
Hunters planning 10 attend are
advised 10 come equipped with a
shotgun and no. = chilled shot.
Dogs and guides are furnished. An
entry fee Of 81 VIII be- charged.
Hunt captain is Ia/en XXI Guy
Ter of major league baseball fame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

serious error. II he can shoot
small calIber rife effectively he
can shoot the larger. The main
difference is becoming aCcus-
toned TO the rCCoil and the extra
weight noticed when tho magazine
Us fully charged with the standard
service ammunition.
Recruits who display some
familiarity with shooting win the
notice of instructors who are glad
10 begin the advanced training as
soon As possible.
I'D rather see better shots in
hunting country" Edgoll con-
cludcd. His final warning was:
BE "A good shot whether IL is
n buck ear Jan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Like Hornets Nest

I have over two dozen Cardinals
and it is them that like the
pounded up Corn. / also have two
kinds of Nuthatchers, Woodpeckers
and Sap Suckers. 81 guess they
call them Downy WoodpeckersD
] also have a Flicker and of course
some English Sparrows and the
noisy Blue Jays. also have Il pair
of WrcnS that most m an old
Hornets nest on tho porch
have four houses for Birds m
the two porches but the WrenS
prefer me Hornets nest and !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Taught Fundamentals

In The Detroit Times School
and al all rifle clubs in Michigan,
as well as Detroit high schools,
beginners are taught trigger
squeeze, proper breathing. sight
ing, focusing on the target and
election OF the empty shell with
out disturbing the cant Of the
weapon. Beginners can learn this
gust as effectively in the gallery
as on the range.
The young man VINO SCOTS n
learning with tho - makes Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
By Clayton n. Smith

room 20 spread tho nuts 10 dry
and although ! am 67 no Boy en-
Joys gathering nuts more than l
do. | have plenty Of visitors who
come TO see my Winters supply
ot feed and some Of them think
| am foolish for not selling all
them nuts but | tell them the
Birds need them more than l need
the money.
There j. n Doctor in Dresden
that Is Fox hunter and every
time he Is over my way he stops
in 10 see the NuthatcheS coming
down the tree head first.
| have noticed that the Nut
matches and the TitmouScS are a
little smarter than the other Birds
for when l put the nuts on the
table they VIII hide some and hunt
them uD afterwards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Prepare for Anything

ain the rapid succession OF
events which have TRANSFERRED,
things which we never dreamed
Of only q few months ago can
happen. Preparation for any
thing il the only way 10 stop Ii.
an this connection. l think
that organized spOrtsmen have
an opportunity to serve their
country, their own interests and
our own state because OF their
relations with firearms. Fire
arms are necessary in every in
stance for success. whether il he
battles in foreign lands. on the
shores, or parachute troops land
ing right here on Michigan soil.
Zone Of these preparations il
the practice and training I'm the
handling of firearms, pistols and
rifles. Michigan spOrtsmen have
the guns. thanks 10 our Ameri-
can way OF life. approximately
100000 Michigan deer hunters
must own a high power rifle.
The proper knowledge of how
10 handle such and shoot is "a
mighty good thing any time.
Offers Cooperation
"Rifle and pistol clubs are be-
ing organized throughout the
country because OF the national
emergency. Your club can do
likewise and thus arrange to do
n real service 10 your members,
10 your country and TO all.
1.-THE Detroit Times has Of
fered cooperation wit the
Hearst citizens craftsmanship
competition. Trophies and in
Struction are offered. have
asked that they send YOU full
information on how To ret
started with rifle shooting at
your club. urge that YOU take
this UP al your next meeting
and arrange for these matches
and begin shooting practice"
Gaines sand
In concluding his letter. Gainc,
pointed out that rn, shooting
could and would provide a lot OF
enjoyment for members and ioi
others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Hunters Urged
To Aid Defense
OF The Country
Conservation Club
Asks Members 10
Join Hearst Shoot
By Don GHLIES

"OrRaniIed sportSmcn OF Mich
iRan have an excellent oppOr-
tunity To serve their country by
urging rife shooting practice
among their members" Harry
Gaines. executive secretary az
the Michigan United ConServa-
ton Clubs said in a letter this
week 10 ID mCwhcl clubs rep
reSeutInE i00U0o SportyTen.
In urging all sporiSmon afiili
ated with the NIJCC 10 enter the
William Randolph Hearst either
rife craftsmanship competition
sponsored 10y The Detroit Times
Gaines porutrd ont tt7r pCTTts thai
might come 10 Michigan
DO YOU realize that Michigan
Il only IS hours fNing time by
Zeppelin from Berlin" Gaines
said That either the Germans
or laps may make such suicide
attempt simply 10 drive people
10 desperate fright and con
fusion. Likewise. that bombing
attempts 10 land troops or other
fiendish sc hemes may be
launched nv them Or that
mess of organized sabotage may
break out here i'm Michigan at
any moment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Michigan. Since that time they
have doWncd the Great Lakes
Wonder Five and romped easily
to victory over the Marquette
team that extended L. Of u. here
n MnL. nnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

or gallery rifle before he Is per-
mitted to shoot the regular sery-
vice weapon" Edgcll reminded
bpginnCrS