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Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
State Game Men
Study Defense

ROSCOMMON, May 16.-Russell
j. Martin, superintendent of the
conservation departments train
ing school at Higgins Lake is
Michigan's representative in the
two-week civilian defense school
now in session at the University Of
Maryland, near Washington. d. c.
Nominated by Col. Harold Fur
long, head Of the Michigan defense
council, Martin is one Of four
Michigan men at the school who
will get intensive training in fight.
ing incendiary fires, defense
against poison gas and decontami-
nation work, and protection
against high explosive bombs. The
school is conducted by the United
States Army.
Like the other three Michigan
representatives, who are from
Michigan College of Mining and
Technology and central and west
ern colleges of education. Martin
will Immediately pass along the
training to other groups.
First on the schedule is a one
week school at Higgins Lake for
conservation department officers.
In Michigan's defense setup con-
servation officers are chairmen
of county defense councils rural
fire committee
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
; More Dams Made
Taboo 10 Fishermen

Milo, Alcona and Foote dams on
the Au Sable River have been
added to the list of special emer-
gency protective defense areas"
W h h fishermen must not APP
proach too closely, the conserva-
ton department has been advised.
The first dams the special state
defense board ordered posted with
signs marking the limits to which
any one mi ght approach were
Tippy. Rogers, Hodepyle, Croton
and Hardy dams, all on the west
side of the state.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Kalamazoo Central
Triumphs in Track

KALAMAZOO. May 16.-Kala-
mazoo Central won the Class A
regional track meet here today
with 65h points. Benton Harbor
was second with 47la. Muskegon
third with 32ia. Holland fourth
with 221a, Muskegon Heights fifth
with Is.
cisW B-Three Rivers l5i4 Niles ~
81 Joseph 30H Buchanan 1871 AneEar
is DOwAgiac n. Marshall 10, Scutt
Maven s. Otssgo s. Kalsmazgo state
High %
cas- Paw Paw 81 3. East Jackson
as Mattawan q PIainWeii % Ohve'
a. Rsac.nE = WsyIsut J.
Class D. White PlEr9r 20 Star CON
rn0nwealih 23 Bath rs SChocicraN i7 is
-. Joseph Catholic 3. Colon 10. ~ John
81 Benton HarD5r .. Ga.len ; 2-5,> Gales.
bHg l.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Please Be Careful

Pertinent TO what Commodore
Finch says is the item in the May
Is Notice TO Mariners directed
TO the navigation of sailing anc
small craft in main ship chan
nels."
'Gt Is requested that sailing
and other small craft operated
for pleasure purposes refrain
from the use of the main ship
channels as much as possible
during wartime SO as TO cause
no interference I'm the passage
Of merchant vessels engaged I'm
the transportation of vital war
materials"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Pair S 1893 Tops City
Pin Tourney Squad

Joe Willmsn shot 180-233-24l for
6o4 and George Connolly had 217
in 54i for a 1898 total in the
doubles. 10 top one squad in the
city bowling tournament Saturday
night al Olympia. Connolly's 597
was best Of the squad in the Sin
giles.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
2I Gallons for AZ Days

Owners of inboard powered
recreational boats in II eastern
states Friday felt the impact OF
the national war effort TO a de-
gree never before experienced
when the restriction on the sale
of gasoline went into effect.
Until at least July ], when the
present regulations of the Office
of Price Administration may be
modified or lifted. owners of in
board boats used solely for rec
reational purposes are entitled to
the same amount of fuel as the
nonessential motorist, seven units,
each representing three gallons of
gasoline. This will give the boat
owner a total of p gallons for the
47-day period between May IS
and July !.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17

steadily will get his fish, pro-
vided he works his lure prop
erly."
Both men are well acquainted
with Lake st. Clair. having fished
there since boyhood days.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17

Athletes Of West Texas State
College live in a tourist-court dor
mitory built Of rock by their own
labor.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Newsone toHuI
Against Bridges

Bridges and H. Newsome will |
the rival pitchers when the Tiger
and Red Sox take the field hei
Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Weekly PrO-Amateur
Again Is Considered

Encouraged by the large turn
out al the opening pro-amateur at
Red Run, the Michigan PGA may
decide TO hold one of these events
every Monday instead of twice a
month as previously planned. Mon
day is the pros day off-his Sun
dsy-and the only day on which
some of them can play.
Besides providing fine competi-
ton, the pro-amateurs have an
other point TO recommend them.
The PGA will turn part of the
entry fees over to Red Cross and
similar organizations and during
the season quite a sum of money
will be collected for them.
Urges Exhibitions
There will be no pro-amateuI
this week. and because district
trials for the Hale America tour.
nament are scheduled for Mon
day May 25, at Plum Hollow, the
next one won't be played unit
June l at Orchard Lake.
Al Watrous, Oakland Hills pro
and chairman Of the PEA tourna
ment committee. comes up with &
timely suggestion. Every club II
this district that possibly can dc
so should stage an exhibition
match for some war relief agency
"Our pros gladly will donate
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
1T Might Haze Happened

"The hubdub during the week
should make people who are In
terested In the river and lake
realize how important these
shipping channels are In war
time" Finch said. THE law de-
manding permits be obtained
seven days before any trip could
be made might very well have
been passed.
I'VE are extremely fortunate
I'm being allowed TO continue TO
use the local waters almost en-
tirely without restriction In
these times. All those who enjoy
the privilege should be willing to
give the authorities every CO.
operation.
"The meeting between the
coast guard officials and yachts
men should help considerably for
n better appreciation for what
Is needed on both sides"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17

DiMaggio's homer off Trout
the second inning of the seco.
game was the Yankee outfielderI
eighth Of the season, giving hir
the league lead Temporarily q
least. 1t was exploded into tn
lower deck of the left field standl
McCosky's third home run of
the season, Oft BOnham, I'm the
fourth inning Of the first game
between the Tigers and Yankee.
here today, was driven over the
37O-fOOt mark into the lower
deck Of the right field stands.
He hit one In st. Louis, another
against the Browns In Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Spindrih
Ya(htsmen Plan
Meet With Head
OF Coast Guard
Nv GEORGE Z. VAN

While yachting and other boat
ing enthusiasts sighed with relief
Saturday after learning they would
he able 70 follow their sport as
usual this summer, plans were be-
inc made 10 prevent a recurrence
of last weeks excitement.
In the very near future Vice
Admiral r. X. WaeSche, command
ant OF the United States Coast
Guard. Senator PrentiSS Nj. Brown
and officials OF the Detroit River
and Interlake Yachting Associa-
tionS will meet in Detroit in an
effort 10 establish closer relations
between the service and boating
groups. - ~.
the l. L. Y. A., an everlasting
beaver for work in yachting mat
ters. made the announcement OF
The coming meeting Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
Room to Work

Lake st. Clair Is a shallow
lake with an average depth of
IS feet" said Helm. This gives
the tiger of fresh water . chance
TO roam over the entire lake and
enables the muskie angler many
hundreds OF acres i'm which to
work.
THE man that keeps fishing
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17

Sundays game Will start nj
ESQ p. m, the first time a single
game on the Sabbath has beer
started at Briggs Stadium ear.
ller than 8 p. m. Hereafter nj
Saturday and Sunday single
games at Briggs Stadium viii
start at 2:30 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
johnson Has 68

Jimmy Johnson had 6S at
Warren Valley the other day, two
under difficult par. The record
is 66, set by Eddie Kirk five years
ago Drew Egleston, the amateur
star recently bagged 90 there.
Tony Penna, the pro star in De-
troit on business, refers 10 a II
as "a Red Grange score" Re-
member the No Y that used 10
adorn the jersey Of the old nlini
star?
Gene Sarazen, another visitor
here, reports play is very heavy
on public courses in the East.
Most OF IT late in the day and on
lweek-endS by war workers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17
THEY'LL DECIDE BEST MUSkIE FISHERMAN
Two Experts Start Contest in Lake ST. Clair
BY DON GILLIEs

Out on Lake Sl. (ldlT SdtuIudy,
two of the worlds greatest muskie
fishermen began one of the best
fishing contests ever attempted
since the sport of angling became
the popular pastime of millions.
The contestants are Percy
Haver, worlds champion muskie
fisherman, and challenger Charlie
HELM. Both are Detroiters and are
fishing lure manufacturers, or at
least, they were until Uncle Sam
and the WPB stepped in and put
thumbs down on further activities
for the duration.
The contest will run 10 weeks
and the purpose is to decide who
lis the better muskie fisherman.
The scene of action will be Lake
|St. Clair, admittedly one of the
best muskie fishing grounds in
North America.
Once a Week
According to the rules, both men
have agreed to fish together from
the same boat and at least
lonce each week. Helm and HHyer
will be permitted to use only their
own make of lures.
The agreement further states
that they shall turn about each
hour to fish the method of the
other-either casting or trolling
and at the discretion of the
leader for the hour. The leader
has the right to operate the motor
or not at all, at his own choosing
for this period.
When one of the contestants
hooks fish, the other must i'm
mediately retrieve his line ape
help in every possible way in land
ing the fish. Every other week
alternating, the leader shall have
the right to select the area ir
Lake St. Clair in which they vii
start the day.
Score by Points
The winner will be determines
on a point basis. according to the
size and weight of the fish. Fol
instance. between 30 inches anc
10 pounds, one point will be ac
credited; between 10 and q
pounds, two points: between q
and 80 pounds, three points; be-
tween 40 and so pounds. -four
points, and over so pounds, five
points.
Haver won the title of worlds
champion muskie fisherman b,
Catching a 64-pounder in Lake st
Clair two years ago. He says tht
main idea of the contest Is Il
prove to the fishing public tha
there is plenty of fish in Lake st
Clair and its connecting waters.
Lake st. Clair Is the greatest
musl<ie fishing territory ON the
North American continent" he
said. ANY lure, II properly used
by an angler who knows his
fish, Will catch plenty. In this
contest we are using two types
Of lures. use a metal type
spoon bait, strictly an under
water lure, and I think I have
the best chance of winning"
Room to Work
Lake st. Clair Is a shallow
lake with an average depth OF
IS feet" said Helm. This gives
the tiger of fresh water q chance
to roam over the entire lake and
enables the muskie angler many
hundreds OF acres I'm which to
work.
THE man that keeps fishing
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-17

their services" he points out,
land Of course the leading anna
teurs also will be eager to COM
pete. Even II only 500 Is
realized at some Of the matches,
II there are enough of them
the total will reach siZable
figure"
Two of these events already
have been held here. last Sunday
at Detroit Country Club and pre-
viously when Bob Hope played a
Plum Hollow. Both netted tidy
sums for worthy causes.
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o SERIAL STORY
ESPECIAL INVESTIGATOR

little nearer the cove.
A blackness settled over her as
she felt herself go down and
down.
Judith moved, groaned and
slowly opened her eyes. She saw a
blue sky overhead. She sat up and
lokoed about in bewilderment. She
was In a little cove protected by
rock on three sides, the pounding
ocean on the other. The tide was
out; when 1t came in, she might be
swept out to sea again. The thought
brought her instantly to her feet.
Shivering with her damp clothes
and the biting air. she set out to
scale the rock wall. Sharp rocks
bit at her hands and brought
blood. Her long flngernails broke
like paper. Her shoes were gone
and her clothes were In rags. But
Juggling, pulling, slipping, she
finally reached the top Of the cliff.
She sought to pierce the heavy
fog blowing In from sea. AS she
was about to turn away, the fog
suddenly thinned and sch saw a
number Of pleasure baots an
chored down the coast, but she
had no idea which one she had
escaped from. And now was not
the time to ponder. She had to
get to the authorities and find
help for Tom.
She turned and started away,
fighting the nausea In the pit Of her
stomach. The going was slow and
the rough earth bruised her feet.
Again and again, she fell, rose
YEARLY to her feet and stumbled
on.
At last she reached a lettuce
farm and went up to the little
house. There she collapsed on the
doorstep. A Chinaman came hur-
rying out to stare at her. Her
throat was so dry she couldn't
talk until he handed her a drink
Of water.
Can you take me to town."
she managed to ask lin a weak
whisper.
ME no gottee car. ladee," he
sang, and lifted his hands help
lessly.
"A wagon7" he suggested hope,
fully.
He shook his head. mo gottee."
But he pointed to a mule, and
there was happy smile on his
face.
ME 1xy," he told her.
Judith leaned her head against
the post Of the porch and tears
dimmed her blue eyes. How am
I to ride a mule?" she wondered.
But I have TO-"
The old man was gone a long
time down a the barn. When he
did return JudithS hips slowly
parted m amazeinent.
The mule was harnessed TO the
barn door. The Chinamah was
grinning broadly. Judith laughed
despite her misery.