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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
eM'-State
Luncheon
Tomorrow

Alumni in charge Of the Univer-
sity of Michigan-Michigan State
College football luncheon at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel. tomorrow
expect a record attendance for
what may be the last OF this long
series of yearly affairs until after
the war.
1t. Comm. Harry C. kipke,
regent of the university and
former coach OF three Big Ten
championship teams, again will
handle the event as master OF
ceremonies. Fritz Crisler and
Wally Weber of the university
coaching staff and Charlie Bach
man and Ralph Young OF State
will be on hand. Tickets may be
secured from Charles Oakman,
Water Board Building Malcolm
Denise, chairman of arrangements.
or AT the door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
If S Six in Row
For A. |. Teams

ST. LOUIS. Oct. I QNS). -
Have a couple of World Series
facts and figures at no increase
in prices:
Sixteen strikeouts were reg
iStered during the two-hour-and-
35-minute inaugural game. Ruff
fling had eight, Cooper seven and
Lanier one.
The Yankee victory made il six
straight years in which the Ameri-
can League entry captured the
first game. Ruffing won four OF
the six. having beaten the Chicago
Cubs in '38. the Cincinnati Reds
in SO, the Brooklyn Dodgers in Al
and st. Louis this time.
The Yanks also have a habit
of winning the first one Yester'
days was their tenth first-gamt
victory in 13 series. They dropped
only the %, % and Sc inaugurals
all 10 the Giants,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
New Haven Railroad
To Issue Certificates

WASHINGTON, Oct. l tUP).-
The interstate commerce commits
sion today has authorized the New
Haven Railroad 10 issue 1890, 900
in equipment trust certificates 10
assist in financing purchase OF 10
1000 horsepower Diesel electric
passenger and freight locomotives.
The issue will be purchased by
Halsey. Stuart e. Co. Inc, Chi
cago. at $3.50 per cent Of par and
accrued dividends at the rate Of
2 per cent annually. The Chase
National Bank is trustee OF the
issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Redskins Lose
Center for Year

WASHINGTON, Oct. l C1NS).
--Center George Smith today was
lost 10 the Washington Redskins
for six weeks, possibly the re-
mainder of the season.
Smith, former University of Cal
ifornia player. had fragment Of
torn cartilege removed from his
knee yesterday. He was injured
in the Pittsburgh game Sunday be-
fore last. although he took part in
last Sundays game with the New
York Giants and gave the best
performance Of his pro career.
DR.. Robert Moran told Smith
that a more serious injury might
result from further playing end
advised him 10 undergo the oper-
alton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
NJ. G. A. Courses
Plan Business
As Usual in 'E

Despite the rubber shortage and
impending gasoline rationing,
MGA public golf links will be open
for "business-as usual in 1913.
The owners of the courses
waived profit motives in the inter-
est of morale by unanimous vote
at a meeting of the organization at
Hillcrest Golf Club last night.
I'VE feel II Is our duty to con-
tinue TO provide relaxation for
the workers." declared Ed Atlas,
MGA secretary. AFTER all, they
will find recreation more neces-
sary than ever next year with
the growing stress of war work."
Atlas also announced that over
$500 has been raised in receipts
from Pearl Harbor golf tourna-
ments with four clubs yet 10 re.
port; and as a result the drawing
OF prizes in conjunction with the
Journeys has been postponed until
October Z. The drawing will be
held at Lowe e. Campbelrs sport
ing goods store at 2 o'clock. The
money received will be donated TO
the Hawaiian Relief Fund.
In accordance with the plan to
continue business, President Bob
Sutherland appointed Russ Shields
chairman Of a committee for the
nomination of officers for next
year. The committee will report on
its selections within 80 days al.
lowed by MGA rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

NEW YORK, Oct. l CUP).-
They said good-by 10 the "Cinder-
ella man" last night. More than
$50 friends from Broadway, New
jersey and just plain hammers
Lane joined in a fitting farewell
TO Jim Braddock, former heavy
weight champion. and his cocky
little manager, Joe Gould. who
have joined the army together.
Brsddock-key man in the dawn
OF a new fight era that saw the
control OF big-time boxing shift
from Madison Square Garden. as
a corporation. TO Mike Jacobs
said I'm back on the docks
again. I'm IN the .longshoremen''
battalion Of the army trsnsporta.
tlon corps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Back To Docks
Brsddock, as Army Looie' With Joe Gould, Bids
Good-by as He Takes Transportation Post

They're first lieutenants now
Brsddock and Gould-as they 60
back TO the docks, to any danger
Gus docks in any part OF the
world where the army sees ut to
send them. AS they complete the
cycle-from docks 10 docks
they're big shots. in reputation
at least. But to their friends. the
big Irishman and the little Jewish
pilot-the rings beloved "Abie's
Irish Rose" combination-are still
the same salty guys who started
pugilism'S greatest comeback from
the New Jersey whsrves in 1894
and wound UP year later with
The worlds heavyweight cham
pionship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Cadets to Miss Games
Photo by Times staff Photosra phs

WEST POINT, Oct. l (INS).-I
Due to transportation limitations
II will not be possible for the en-
tire corps of cadets to see all army
football games this fall. They will
miss the Navy game, among others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
R. C. SHIELDS NEW BLOOMFIELD HILLS PRESIDENT
Beoudette Almost Wins Own Tourney With 70
Nv VI. r. DRUKENBROD

r. c. Shields is the new presi-
dent OF Bloomfield Hills Country
Club, succeeding o. L. Beaudette,
who was honored at yesterdays
annual Presidents Day.
Other officers for 1943 are: Vice
president, E. r. Breech; secre-
tary, r. c. Williams, and treas
urer, L. J. Lepper. c. f.
Holzworth, Shields and Lepper
were elected directors, the last
two for their second terms.
Following an old custom, one OF
Beaudette's last duties as presi-
dent was to present a trophy he
had given TO the winner Of yes
terday's tournament, DR.. j. M.
Sutherland, who had $3.50.
To be presented by a trophy by
Beaudette was most gratifying
for Doctor Sutherland because the
last time they played together
Beaudette gave him a good drub-
bling. Revenge.
Doctor Sutherland won the
trophy in a draw after he had
tied with e. B. Field. 80-10-70;
f. A. Tomlinson, 88-1S-80. and
C. J. O'Connor, $3.50.
LEADS GUESTS WITH 10
Beaudette proved again that the
duties of president didn't dull his
golf game. In fact it's still so
sharp he almost won his own
tournament. He had II TO tie
c. G.. Predmore for low gross in
"a field of 10 golfers.
A. w. Wallace, the new club
champion, followed with 78. while
George c. Booth and Bill Markey
had 79s.
p. J. Monaghan's 7s led the
guests. d. F. Hulgrave Jr. had
|86-18-6S for low net among the
guests. Bill Reds 82-12-70 won
the Juniors event.
A. M. Wibel won the prize FOR
least puts, rs. two under William
y. Bryan. Wibel took only IL
puts on one nine. 1t certainly
was a big day for Shields. In
addition TO being elected president,
he won the top prize in the
Ikickers, a 20-gauge shot gun.
George A. Staples also won a shot
gun, while N. II. Wiesler walked
off with q rifle.
Although there were 80 prizes,
Jack Dooley didn't win one. 1t
was the first time -he-failed4-to
collect at a Presidents Day and
he figures there ought-to be a
|replay.
An enjoyable day, it was a
happy ending TO successful
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Sales Tax Revenues
Up Despite Rdtioning

LANSING. Oct. 1.-Ssles tax
collections are still holding up
despite the loss OF revenue from
the sale of cars and other rstioned
products. Revenue Director Louis
M. Minis reported today.
Sales and use tax collections for
September were 1884,, 900 az com
pared with Sc. 76l 900 in August.
The September figure was a de-
cine ri only S3I90O0 less Than
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
MihaIo, ; Others
Compete in Walk

Bill Mihalo of Detroit, 1912
national walking champion, will
leave Saturday for Venice. o..
where he will compete in a six
mile hike sponsored by the Dog
and Field Trails Association. Three
other Detroit boys are also
entered: Carl Paselk, Andy Lewis
and Walter Fleming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
2 Key Posts Weak
Center FuNback Questionable Spots on U. Of D.
Club Dorais Admits; Will Be Watched in Opener
By HAROLD KAHL

st. Ambrose, round out the full
back candidates. What they can
do under fire remains to be seen,
but Dorais should have a good
line on them after tomorrow night.
Both L.. of d. and Wayne were
to conclude their preparations
with light drills today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Ms TrickeY
To Meet State S
Ho(us-Poeus
By BOB MURPHY


ANN ARBOR, Oct. 1.-They'l
be kicking that gong around in
the big stadium here Saturday
tAnd passing II. tool
Unless rain. snow or mud inter
feres, those things the government
won't let you talk about now in
reporting a football game, the an
nual battle between Michigan's
Wolverines and Michigan State
promises 10 be a hilarious grid
billing Of hokcus-pocus VS.. razzle-
dazzle.
Charlie Bachman. the Spartan
mentor. has been famed for 10,
these many years for his tricky
laterals. forwards and befuddling
end around plays.
Fritz Crisler last Saturday
against Great Lakes showed a
style OF offense that would make
even the world champion Chicago
Bears and their renowned
formation take notice.
OFFICIALS oFFsIDE.
Crisler's men did everything
with the football except make il
disappear down one of the Off
calls sweater sleeves. They might
have done, this, too. except the
officials were out OF place most of
the afternoon. (And certainly this
is no kiddingD
Michigan's starting backfeid
likely will find Capt. George Ceit-
haml. one OF those Commute stall
warts. at quarter; Bob Chappuis
and Paul White. halves, and Bob
Wiese, fullback.
PRIMED FOR GAME
This is THE game of the year
for the Spartans. II they can win
it, State supporters will forgive
them for all other shortcomings
the rest Of the autumn.
Tom Kuzma. the star Michigan
halfback. will NOT play Saturday
There is some doubt even IL he
will be able to ago against Bernie
Bierman' Seahawks the following
week.
Michigan State has q halfback
named Dick Kieppe who will
carry the brunt OF the Spartan
attack.
Kieppe will be the ringmaster
OF States razzle-dazzle. It should
be some show when he throws in
his tricks against Michigan S
hokcus-pocus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Prep Harriers in Meet

All twenty of the high schools
in the Metropolitan League sent
cross-country teams TO the post al
Palmer Park today at a p. m. II
the fall season opener. Palmer
Park was substituted for Rouge
Park, former site for prep meets
because of transportation diff.
rIltiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Mack Buys Cuban Hurler

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I (UP).
The Philadelphia Athletics today
announce the purchase OF 25-year-
old Jeses Sandoval Flores. Mexi-
can-born pitcher, from the Los
Angeles club. IT was straight
cash transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Braves Buy HurIer

BOSTON, Oct. l dNS).--The
Boston Braves announced purchase
OF Charles Barrett. n, ace right
handler Of the Syracuse team OF the
International League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
LET'S JUST CALL HIM 'CHAPPIE'

know this day Of superaves about Red (he Rufus
Ruing and his This day and all that
the ninth inning challenge yesterday Of the ST. Louis Cardinals
IA but a laundering of the attack that is TO come
Maybe So But World Series isn't too important
for pause and word about newspaper gent that
walks from this Office today and heads toward the army "
buck private
name Ray Girsrdn He is the best newspaper re-
porter He also is OF the finest gentlemen
OF his profession have known.
am of his contemporaries will quarrel with me
saying newspaper in Detroit has more sincere
friends He earned and kept them, the hard
There is no doubt my mind that Ray Girardn could have
commission the service had he
But like the he is Ray goes in with the gang
long until he'll be stamped as sandout wherever
they send him o whatever they ask him TO do
luck Ray, and we'll sincerely miss you along the
rialto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Baseball and football have one
thing in common.
To be successful in either sport
a team must be strong up the
middle VIII CHI in baseball is
catcher, pitcher and centerfield,
and in football center, quarter
back and fullback.
For that reason Coach Gus
Dorais will be watching players
in two of these three positions
more than any others when his
1912 University of Detroit football
edition comes out against Wayne
University before more than 49,
600 spectators at the stadium here
tomorrow night at SIS.
As far as quarterback Is con-
cerned there is nothing to be de-
sired In Capt. Don Hughes, local
boy, and Art Link of Sandusky,
o.. Dorais not only has two ex-
lcellent field generals. but two fine
pass receivers and two good
blockers.
Dorais also has third high
class boy in the making, which
he seldom discusses for obvious
reasons. He is his son, Tommy
sophomore whom you learn
about only through observation, or
through the rest of the boys.
DIFFERENT MATTERS
Center and fullback, however,
are different stories. They are
the only two questionable spots
on the 1912 u. of D. Club, Dorais
will admit. Since they are two
Of the three key positions on a
successful eleven you can readily
see the reason for DeraiS' con-
Germ.
When Vincent Banonis. ALI
American center. graduated he left
yawning gap that was noticeable
for the first time when the TltanS
engaged in secret scrimmage
the other night. Without Banonis,
who made more than 50 per cent
Of the tackles last year, the Titans
appeared little weak on defense.
Tom Frielink. Kalamazoo
product, will be in Banonis' place
at the outset against Wayne. To
expect Frielink TO measure up TO
Banonis is asking too much. Erie
link played SO minutes last year
as Banonis understudy, but now
is developing fast.
Behind Frielink comes Eugene
Mutual, a sophomore; Robert Pol
lard, a junior. and Tom Schneider
and Ken Mahon, two freshmen.
The latter is from Chicago and
the rest from Detroit. or the
quartet only Pollard saw action
last fall, II minutes.
VET is OUT
At fullback Jack Pearl, senior
who played 102 minutes last year,
is the only experienced player and
he will not be available tomorrow
because OF an injured knee. Dorais
was counting on AL Schmidt. who
performed so well as a sophomore.
but he was lost in the draft.
With Pearl out temporarily,
Jack Melito. a 6-foot 180-pound
freshmSff from Grand Rapids
Catholic Central. will get the
starting call at full. incidentally,
he will (be the only yearling in
III. of ID. opening lineup
Jack Cutting and Cliff GieSke.
two promising local sophs. and
John Simmons. a freshman from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Ono Of Best Reporters. Ray Girordin Of lines
end Swell Guy. Too, Staft Ignores Chence
Leaves for Amy Today for Good Commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Toufinq WardIey as U. OF M. Thrsst

Tip from Ann Arbor: Watch out for Frank Wardley ar
those terrible sophomore hafback He one OF IN
most powerful runners on the squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

They say everybody has been spelling Bob Char
pius name wrong Fred Deano Michigan agent
is CHAPPUIS pronounced Chap-wee).
Why not correct the whole thing and call him Chappe?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 1.-They'l
be kicking that gong around in
the big stadium here Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

are glad this correction. Recently stated
this corner Flint but at the University
OF Michigan wintering at Notrs Dame.
the alert Irish publicity hasens to inform
that winterng there. He Kruse the
premises Ed Krupe sophomore haback from
Flint but he longer Is around.
Our sincere apologies Joseph!
the right track He matching locs
kids who either must fight leave town
The other way the big names refuse to fight and
glad TO leave town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Fred Mande Jr of the Lions is entitled to his side
of the story.
"One columnist," said Mande, told how had
players hltchhike back from the ball park
Its this way. We hire a bus and take all the
and from the park You longer charter bus
We simply advised all players to get to the hotel best they
could-by cab street furnish them
with transportation money The way they handle II h their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Picks Yankees in 4 Straight Game.

Shoot If you must but still like the Yankees
straight games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Bd1ee'
q William Mary used be the Of two people But
football they have down MasonDi now hal
onr Walters old aumnus smiling broader than h
does after a four-horse winning parlay.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-08
Patient Dies But
Lives Again After
Lung Operation

CHICAGO. Jan. 8. (UP)-The
patient was undergoing a lung oper-
alton when his heart stopped beat
ing. II was dead for 20 minutes,
but the man fully recovered and
the lung operation was a complete
success.
Two Boston physicians told OF
the case today because II dem
onstrates that the time interval OF
heart arrest compatible with normal
recovery IS much longer than for
merly appreciated
Writing III the journal Of the
American Medical association, Drs.
Herbert D Adams and Leo v.
Hand said that recovery, as in all
normal cases, was dependent upon
adequate saturation OF tissue, es-
pecially brain tissue. with oxygen.
Artificial stimulantS were injected
and artificial respiration and mas
sage of the exposed heart were be-
gun Immediately, they said. oxygen
was supplied TO the lungs by rhyth-
mic pressure on the rebreathing bag
used in administering anesthesla.
The patient began breathing
spontaneously shortl" after the
heart resumed beating and five
minutes later his color began 10
return and lis breathing gradually
became normal.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-08
Capital Talk
by
Peter Edison
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Jan Name
Of three prom aent New Deale.,
al at oue 'Ime and another oio-e
70 the White House. have oodaec
up IN high places on the COUNCILS
OF General Anime and Film Cag-
porauon recently Indicated bv "a
federal grand jury in New Ye.k
City along with Its parent CON-
pany. the ! G FarbeLandu>ule
or German dye trust he thr.
are.
Judge John f Mack. Pouen
keepsie, n y DutCheSS county
neighbor of President Rooseve.;
who just a short time bef@re -.
bdistment was elected General
Aniline and Film Corpurau,.
president
William C Bullitt RooSevc.. am
bassador hither and yon who Nas
elected a director Of c A 2. ~
the same time Mack Va> mace
president.
The Hon Homer SaHe C#a.-
mings, Rooseyelt's former attorney
general who since his resignation
from the cabinet has been a hot
shot lawyer in Washington. New
York and Connecticut Cummings
is now counsel for General AMI
line and Film.
1t should be made clear a TIE
beginning there are 10 charges
against Judge Mack or Ambassa-
dor Bulltt. and the connection OF
Homer Cummings with the case
is entirely in keeping with highest
ethical traditions of the legal pro-
fessicn. He IS simply a lawyer out
10 earn himself another fee and
in his conferences with the jus
tice Department on this case. the
anti trust division lawyers are most
careful they don't stub their toes
on another incident like that in
volving another German Dye trust
subsidiary. Sterling Products, Inc
This firm-thankS 10 high pres
sure activities of another New Deal
er now practicing law in Washing
ton. Thomas G Corcoran- was
whitewaShed.
ALL EX-SAZIS
All the individuals named III the
indictment against General AMI
line and Film are eX-Germans.
naturalized Americans; Dletreich
A. Schmitz. president of G. A. T.
until Judge Mack's recent elect
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-08
Freighter Damaged
As Pier Burns

NEW YORK. Jan 8. suP'-Fire
burned municipality pier 80
on the Hudson river 10 the waters
edge today. and damaged the 1915
ton freighter Lancaster.
Federal Bureau OF Investigation
agents were seeking evidence i
sabotage.
It took lremen. using almost
every piece Of land equipment III
Manhattan borough and three fire
boats. two and half hours in the
bitter cold 10 bring the flames under
control
The Lancaster was unloading 4
cargo OF copra. II caught tire but
tugs shovec il into the middle d
the river and the flames were eX-
tinguiShed with slight damage.
Mayor Fiorello II. LaGuardla spec
10 the pier after the fourth alarm
10 direct firemen His right cheek
was frost bitten, and tire depart
ment surgeons treated him and he
soon left for home.
-Four firemen were treated for
burns and smoke inhalation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-08
Bad Check System
Works Until Last
-Four Catch Up

CHICAGO, Jan. d. CUP1-H Don
aid Sutphen rode a financial merry
-go-round for g'eAt months. de-
posting receipts -Icm bogus checks
before they cleared to keep them
from bouncing. Then his system
broke down.
II worked, Sutphen contided 70
detectives Leo Wolf and Ayr5ld
Bloe.i.e. Until writers c.anD" -
the strain of getting up early e;e.@
morning slowed him down.
He said he worked out rs tlran-
Cial system eight months ago %ten
ne discovered he owed $500 %
Sutphen and Sutphen Co. o ait-
cutting cs&lblist to:Hert which -
and h.a brother own.
He went about the CITY Wy!.n2
1Qd cashing personal cneckS. 49,:
ae had $500, he said. Then. ne mace
up his business shortage by de
posting the money 70 the account
f Sutphen and Sutphen
Sutphen said he knew Ii per
5onal account "ouldnt cover the
checkS, Dut ne also knew I W02lG
take q day or Two !Or the CHECK
o be brought TO the bank 70. pa
nent So, he cashed another batch
CT checks, ran 70 the bank and
deposited the money IN III per-onal
account
The s.stem finally Lsoke down
when iOu. CEecks ca het - & io3D
deDal,men, store 6ot % the ban:
before. Sutphen did.
Unaware that hi previous checka
had bounced. Su,phen s,rolIec iuro
the department store yesterday -
al $50 check. Sturc ot1cial
called NE police
There mt be Dmclhlnp else
Wrong Win the system 10 Sulpheh
SAID. He start"d oat owing $3.50
Now. H. saId ne la 50 900 in Dao
checks outstanding.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-08
Samaritan Get, NLcl,

COLUMBUS Q. jan IUFJ-
william StdoguE. y Go u .ayo. .oi
j stalled mo.crL.t, ana ii payment
got p@nch IL the nose n COM
plated 70 l,ollce. Stdo.uk told
police NJ Nd halrc by -.iied
motOrlst VINO asHcd for lG....
When LImpc.- d ne Two auto
mobiles locked, III orgumcn, 70
suited and 5ccoruk Was sosked H.
the man WHO SOUGHT Ms n"iy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-08
28 Killed, 3b Hurt
In Rio Hurricane

no DE JANEIRO. Jan. 8. 'UPl
Officials listed 28 persons killed
and SO injured today III the city's
worst storm in 40 years with
rescuers telling through the wreck
aye OF collapsed buildings III search
OF still other victims.
Heavy rams caused the structures
to crumbie II Was believed that
u number Of persons stlll were bur
led beneath debris
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-08
SKI INSTRUCTOR
JAILED As ENEMY

WASHINGTON Jan 8. up
The Federal Bureau of InveStlga-
tion announced today that Slgtned
Duchmayar, German skl lnstruc-
tor. had been arrested near Fran
coma. N II, As an enemy alien.
II was not revealed where he was
being held