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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Exhibition Baseball

AT Daytona Beach. Fla. Brooklyn IN
VS. St Louis (NJ, postponed account OF
weather
Al Sanford. Fla. New York M vs.
Boston On, post poned acct. weather.
A. Tampa. Fla Cincinnati tND Us. Bos
ton ca. postponed account OF weather
At Orlando. Fla. Washington ca We
Army Air Base. postponed acct. weather
Al Deand. Fla, St Louis ca VS.. De
troit ca. postponed account az weather
Newark HLl ooo eco oil
New york "a 0lO 600 2N-3
Gerhauser HoIcombe Co and Padden
Borowy, Ardizoia tsl and Robinson
called In eighth, weather..
Baltimore dLt 600 o2o 0oo-2
Podgajny. Nahem a. and Livingston
Burkhart, Flanagan IS, and Becker
kracher.
Pittsburgh CN) 00l 600 030-4
Chicago IN 900 100 000-l 3
Klinger. LanninE a. and Baker; Rgney
Dietrich ga and fresh.
Los Angeles (PC) 100 600 20O-3 s
Chicago (ND lO2 loo 0lG=5 s
Geehrman and Campbell. Todd 81
Flores. Meers 90 and Mccullough
Philadelphia ca 600 DOL 0o0-1
san Francisco tf't.T-t ttt- zoo 2oX--4
Marchildon, Wolff and Castiglia: Gibson
Epperly and Andrews
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Perfect Team
Downs Cosmos
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The winners pace didn't slacken
and just before the third period
ended the lead had been run up TO
a lopsided 29-6.
All the While Hamtramck' s
scoring efforts were woefully fee
bic. The Cosmos first field goal
did not come until II minutes
had been played. and the second
not until - minutes had elapsed.
The winners eaSed up in the final
period and the Cosmos raced down
the court for their other goals.
THEY'RE ALL GOOD
Individually. there was little to
choose among the Central play
'ers. They were all good. Harlan
IHudginS, the center, was all over
the court and collected IA points
for scoring honorS. Bob Merrill,
Capt. Joe Bale, Jerry Katz and
John Jams all helped the Central
machine click to perfection.
HamtramCk's only consolation
lies in its prospects for next year.
Only three of the 10 players used
in the game are lost by gradua-
ton. and the Hamtramck reserve
team beat Southwestern, 1873, for
the city title.
In the battle for third-place
honors. Southwestern show d
some of its old form in smothering
CaSS Tech. 1920. The Prospec-
tors led at the half, 24-17, and
completely ran away with the
Mechanics in the last two quar-
tiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Cooley Favored
For Track Title

Cooley High. west side cham
pion, will hold the edge for the
city title in the Metropolitan
League indoor track finals tonight
at Central High gym.
The Cardinals hopes rest on
three athletes counted on for first
places and a relay team which so
far has proved the latest in the
league. Cooley's main prospects
for points are Dave Jaska in the
30 and 220-yard dasheS, Art Marx
in the half-mile and Don Davis in
the high hurdles. JaSka tied the
existing record in the 220 in the
semifinals last Wednesday.
'Cooley's chief rivals will be
Northwestern and Eastern. both
schools qualifying more boys than
the favorites for the finals. South
eastern, defending champion, is
given little chance to repeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Stanford Favored
In NCAA Gaze Final

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 2S
GNS).-A throng of 5000 fans
will be on hand tonight at Kansas
City's municipal stadium when
Dartmouth and Stanford clash for
the national NCAA basketball
championship. Stanford is slight
favorite 10 carry off the title,
chiefly because of a height ad-
vantage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Reds 10 Garry Ten
Instead Of 9 Pitchers

TAMPA. Fla, March % 1NS)
The Cincinnati Reds. who claim
10 have the best hurting staff in
the majors. plan TO carry 10
pitchers this year instead of nine
as in 1871, Manager Deacon Nc
kechnie said today That means
only two will have TO be cut from
the spring training roster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Conn Next,
PVT. Joe Says
Continued from First Sport Page

1 Continued from First Sport Page
Three stormcd around scream
ing the referee had violated al
the rules of the boxing com
mission.
Louis. asked about this in his
dressing room, said:
IF he was coming up At; 10
hut was stopped. that was
matter OF the referees opinion.
II he wanted II 10 continue,
that would have been all right
with me"
How about his return fight
with Conn. Did he think he
would flatten Billy in shorter
order than he did last June, when
he took l3 rounds to do the job.
Eyes, do, and il the fight
goes according 10 the rules Of
my return fights, WILL"
answered the Bomber. II GER
tainly am going TO try"
WILL VISIT DETROIT
Joe said nc had been granted
a five-day leave and would 90,
with his wife, TO Chicago for a
couple of days. visit his mother
in Detroit and then return 10
Camp Upton, l.. l., TO resume his
duties.
Did he have any plans, beyond
tho Con, E1bt
II am in the army now and
can't speak about them like 1
would like to-" answered Joe.
Julian Black, one of his man.
ayers, said, however if Joe got
past Conn and received per-
mission from the army Of
ficialS. he would most likely face
Pastor in Clcvcland's Municipal
Stadium.
AS for last nights lombard
mcnt II was one OF the most
horrible Louis ever diShed out.
Simon. weighing 205I4 TO the
champions 207 ?, was a pltlful
opponent. Abe was a giant target
Louis simply couldn't miss.
Though awkward. unable to
punch To the head and absolutely
unable to get away from Louis
lethal leather. Abe was dead
game and took a terrific beating
before being stopped under some
what peculiar circumstances by
Referee JoSephS.
He was right in front Of this
reporter and did get TO his feet
before 10 was tolled. But JoSephs
would not allow him to continue.
1t was Just as we'll. for while
his heart was as big as his body,
Simon would have been very
simple. indeed TO risk any more
bombs from that master Of human
destruction Joe Louis. American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Hockey PIayo4s

NATIONAL LEAGUE
SERIES 4
(Four out Of seven games)
Toronto 3. New York !.
Toronto 4 New York >.
New York 3 Toronto q.
TONIGHTS GAME
Now York At Toronto
SERIES "
(BOston wins series. 2 games 10 ID
SERIES
DETROIT wins series. games 10 II
SERIES n
1.-TWO out Of three games)
TOMORROW GAME
DETROIT al Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SERIES A
indianapolis wins series. games 10 2.
SERIES n
Glershey beats New Haven, games
% o.
SERIES g
cleveland beats washington, 2 games
% o.
SERIES ~
(Hershcy wins series games 10 ID
SERIES T.
(Threc games out OF Ave-
TOMORROW $ GAME
Hershey ~ Indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Good News for Ex-WiIdcat
SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN

SOMEWHERE IN NORTHERN
IRELAND March % (INS).--
Tom Irving. former Northwest
ern University football player. had
good news from home today. A
cable from Rockford, Ill, said he
was the father of a Seven-pound
girl his first child. Irving, who is
a Rcd Cross recreational director
attached TO the AEF, arrived in
Ireland less than month ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Church Bdsketeers
End Play Tonight

Bethany Evangelical and High
land Park Presbyterian close the
1nterchurch Basketball League
books tonight at the Downtown
YMCA with the final Class a
playoff championship game. High
land Park Baptist won the Class
B honors by going through the
two-game Knockout examinations
without defeat. The A finalist
each won four and lost one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Spdrtdns, u. N.
Only Threats TO
Mat Champions
Oklahoma Aseies Put
s Men in SemifinaIs;
State Schools Have 4

EAST LANSING. March Is
Thirty-two Of the nations top
flight collegiate wrestlers went
into the semifinals Of The National
Collegiate tournament AZ Michigan
State College today with Michigan
State and the University OF Mich
igan rated as the only outside
threats to the perennial winner,
Oklahoma A. & NJ.
The field will be narrowed 10
is this afternoon in the semi
finals, and those winners will bat
tie in the finals. which begin
tonight AT S o'clock in Jenison
Field House.
Oklahoma A. & NJ. came out of
the preliminaries with six sur
Vivors. while Michigan State and
Michigan each had four. Navy and
Penn State each had three. and
Illinois. Purdue. Cornell College
and Kent State followed with two
apiece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
\ STATE GETS 8 FALLS

The Spartans, however. piled III
the greatest margin thus IA
toward the team title by winning
three of their bouts by falls. Capt
Leland Merrill. 155 national AAJ
champion, had two of the falls
Will eMerle Jennings. 121-pount
national titleholder. had the other
In all. there were only eight fall
in AZ bouts.
The opening rounds were marked
by only one upset. Frank Ruggieri
Purdue's Big Ten heavyweight
champion, was pinned in 6:23 b,
Walter Porowski of Kent State
Ruggieri was undefeated in min,
matches this season.
The complete results of thu
quarter-finals are listed below. II
each class. the first two winner,
named will meet in the semifina
OF the upper bracket. while the
third and fourth winners named
will appear in the semifinal of the
lower bracket.
Summaries:
i1i-POrND CLASS
Charles Ridenour Penn State pinned
Melvin Stiefel (kansas stateb 3.2l
Malcolm Macdonald purdue defeated
Cecil Mott Uowa state Teachers). "a
Richard Kopel (Michipsn) defeated Gay.
Tor Bales (lowa statel, rs
Merle Jennings michigan State) pinned
william Tomaras tIlinois}, s .0i.
12s-POUND CLASS
Sidney Marks tOklAhoma A. q NJ de
feeted Lester Landmesser Uowa Statel.
Samuel Harry Penn statel defeated
hsrry Mangus CWyoming). -
A1 ,ls, M.tay, ne .Purd1sl defeated Ger
Buru jennings Michigan StateD defeated
Fred WeItE Cowa stateD. 81.
lSs-POUND CLASS
billiard Tslbutt (Oklahoma A. a M de-
feated Ivan Olsen (San Jose State), So.
Bill Maxwell lMichigan stateJ defeated
Allen Craotree penn stste), so.
Fred Bishop cornell College, defeated
warren Taylor Prineeton). SO. overtime
pu.nce Hague penn stSts) defeated
Ray Deane (Miehigsn3. 10.
l4s-POUND CLASS
Also Ellison cornell College, defeated
Warren Gregory Purduel, e-6.
Dave Arndt (OklAhomA A. a M de-.
feated santo Palermo tRutgers), 1873
Glen Alexander penn stateb defeated
Earl Thompson ullinoisl. rs
hanley Johnson (Michigsnl defeated
Lueian Bowman illinois State Normal,
Iss-POUND CLASS
MILTON Bennett Navy defeated Lee
Vienna kansas staie1. s-3
VerfNn Logan toklahoma A AMD de-
feated MhVin Becker michigan. 1876
Leland Merriil Michigan staie) pinned
Ben Ford (Rutgersl sol
Ted Seabropk tIllinoisI defeated Donald
Richter (Iows stateb, ST.
Iss-POtND CLASS
william Carmichael (NAVyb defeated
Robert Bader (Kent STATED i0-3
Norman Anthonisen Olnnosb pinned Vim,
cent Murray Rutgers S.3s
William COPYRIGHT Michigan defeated
Dale Thomas cornell College, 81
Virgil Smith tOklAhoma A. M de-
feated Cecil Hospelsorn illinois State Nor
maD. III.
I55-POUND CLASS
Dick DibAttistA (PennsylvAniA) defeAtef
Herman Cox ullinois State EormaD. Ito
Paul Chronister kansas stAteJ defeate,
Tracy Young (Oklahoma A. A M. 5-2
Leon Martin Oowa State Teachers
pinned Kenneth Berry Uninois. 10
Jim Gales (Michiganl defeated Quentin
Joy cornell CollegeD. -
HEAVYWEIGHT
Lloyd Arms tOklahomA NJ de
fssted Fred schleicher ionic University
81.
shuford Swift tNsvy) defeated Waite
Haloupek (Cornsn). 20
Near Green (AfredD defeated Bert Van
oerciute wesleyan, 80
waiter Porowski (Ksnt siate) pinne
Frank Ruggiert purdue. s23
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
SdndIotters Choose
Youngstown Again

Satisfied so much with the
treatment received last year, the
National Amateur B b a ! !
Federation decided it will again
hold its tournament in Youngs-
town. Ohio, carly in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
ZaIllariS
To Fight
Al ReiSS

Raoul Carabantes. Chilean well
terweight scheduled 10 meet Tom
Glaspy at the Arena Gardens Mon
day night, has suffered a broken
leg in an auto accident and as a
result, Frank Zamaris, Orange,
n. j.. heavyweight, and AL Reiss
of Detroit will replace Carabantes
and GlaSpy on the card.
Promoter Nick Londes was adj
vised of CarabanteS' accident in a
selegram from his manager, Eddie
Higgins.
Zamaris was signed several
weeks ago by LondeS to meet Lee
Savold at Olympia. but the match
fell through. Monday night, the
easterner who went TO the finals
of the white hope tournament late
last fall, will share the spotlight
with Charley Hayes, sensational
amateur from Ferndale. who will
make his professional debut.
OVERTIME WORK
Instead of having an outStand-
ing headline bout, Londes was
obliged 10 work overtime TO get
bout to replace the Carabantes-
Classy match. finally coming up
with Reiss' agreement to meet
IZamariS over the siX-round route
Hayes opponent will be Johnny
KardaS of Wyandotte for four
rounds or less. while Chico Mo-
rales, Cuban bantamweight. anc
| Chick Sanchez. Detroit Mexican
are listed to 60 eight rounds. The
little fellows originally were as
signed TO the Semifinal.
Other bouts on the card are
between heavyWeights Joe Yaksict
and Eddie Anderson, both of De-
troit, and between Mike Martinez
Texas lightweight, and Bobby Qua
gardo of Mexico City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
WINGS TOP CoNACHER

Don Crosse, Sid Abel and Eddie
Wares. the members of Detroit
high scoring line, each has more
points than Roy Conacher, the
Bruins top man, although on goals
Conacher is high man with "a
against % for Crosse, who finished
with So points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Adams SCorns
Sobbing Act
For Red Wings
Detroit Better Club.
Should Beat Bruins,
He Tells Boston Press
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON, March 28.-"We're a
better hockey club and we should
beat your Bruins here tomorrow
night" That was Jack Adams,
laying the cards on the table for
Boston newspapermen as the De-
troit Red Wings arrived today for
the Stanley Cup semifinals that
open here tomorrow night,
None of that let-me-cry-on-your-
shoulder stuff for Adams. Not
even though he knows the Wings
haven't won here since Dec. Z,
1887. And he hasn't forgotten,
either. that the Bruins took De-
troit four straight for the Stanley
| Gun last-Vear-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
SOUTHWESTERN

Totals % Totals l6 80
Score at half Central II. Hamtramck
Onicials- Eddie Powers and Harry Solo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
or the Hook
With
Lewis II. Walter

BOSTON March 2sThe Rcd Wings had fingers crossed
for awhile but goale Johnny Mowers them
Just YESTERDAY Johnny received notice from his draft board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
BRIMSEK, BOSTON's ACE

III you Dedt US, III VIII ne ne
cause of Frank Brimsek," said
Adams. Which isn't exactly hot
news, because the whole hockey
world knows that the Nezina
Cup winner has been Is per
cent of the Bruins since the
Kraut Line took wings for the
Royal Canadian Air Force.
The Wings, however. are still
enthusiastic after their gallon
through the Canadiens in the
finals of the first-round series
They don't believe the Boston
club has them jinXed. because
they've won two and tied one OF
the last three games between the
clubs.
On the season. Boston has the
edge with five victories against
two defeats and a tie. But Detroit
moved them down in the stretch
rush. which Adams hopes is still
gathering momentum.
Bill Cowley is back with an iror
mask to protect the jaw broker
in Detroit in January-ffe-s Still
great threat and the pivot mar
of Boston's best line. with Roy
Conacher and Eddie Wiseman or
the TANKS. But when Boston losl
Dit Clapper it lost its best de-
fenseman, And when il lost the
Kraut Line it lost its three best
scorers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Fishing Rules
Unchanged on
Inland Waters
Coast Guard Head
Says Government
Has No Restrictions
BY DON GILLIES

A report that fishermen could
take a holiday for the balance of
1912 because of restrictions placed
on the sport by the coast guard
turned out TO be in error.
According to Lieut.. II. A. Meyer,
captain of the port of Detroit in
charge of the eastern half of lower
Michigan from the Straits of Mack
mac TO the Ohio border, fishing
on all rivers, streams and inland
lakes is not affected.
Gin regard TO fishing there II
at present no restriction from
the banks OF rivers or inland
lakes In the waters or the east
ern part of the state, except
where the areas have been
posted as defense areas by en-
terprises or by some other gov
eminent agency" Lieutenant
Meyer explained.
WORKERS COME FIRST
"OnIy fishermen who ply their
sport In boats on the Great
Lakes and connecting waters
will need coast guard Identified
ton cards for the time being
Lieutenant Meyer said.
Asked why they had halted the
issuance of. Identification cards 10
anglers and private boat operators,
Lieutenant Meyer explained that
seamen Of Great Lakes vessels.
lstevedores. longshoremen and dock
workers directly connected witr
shipping were being given priority.
These men are needed 10
move vital defense material and
to facilitate the movement. We
hope to be caught up by the end
OF April and he ready for the
fishermen" Lieutenant Meyer
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

Harry jacobson. rabidl Detroit hockey fan.
il afraid the Rangers won't get by the Leafs
and be able 90 TO Detroit Ia play the
Red Wings in the Stanley Cup finals the's an
optimist. too 30 he's going 10 Toronto
today % present Grant Warwick of the Rang
ers with the Jacobson Trophy and $500 worth
Of United states defense bonds the outstand-
ing rookie Of the year jacobson gave the
first cup and cash 10 Johnny Mowers last year
when the Wing goalie was outVoted for the
iifh Detroit Retting only one vote.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

Plans for a killing a Detroit owned r>BIIi
horse Cancelled Thursday
had too much hangoyer II NoLrc Mn-rnd Lnca-.o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

With pair Of aces up their sleeves, the
Green Bay Packers are ChuCkling al the Ma
tional Football League magnateS who are worry
ing about players for next fall =. The Packers
are confident they'll still have the greatest for
ward passing combination i'm history Cecil Isbe
of dependents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

ngoVer II you're Worrlcd because your nan
wo-yesr-old doesn't win races remember that
Sesbscut started five times IN Florida as q
juvenile and Just had lot Of dust kicked u
his face
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

to report for his physical examination with severe
penalties attached 10 any failure.
Accompanied by his chief defenScman Eddie
Bush. Johnny went down 10 the Cadillac Square
Building and discovered II was a mistake
til be later Then Johnny called Jack Adams
and packed his bag for Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Electric Refrigerators

AUTOMATIC ICE REFRIG., $3.50.
BEREsH RADIO. 1888 MICHIGAN at ct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28

perfect running condition. for only SIS. SO,
Used portable electrics $3.50 and up.
We Repair All Makes
Can Rh. o35s for Free Estimates
White Sewing Machine Co. 1880 Library
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
ALL on HEATERS

GAS ranges. Grated. msrrsd; all makai
bargain. Superior. 1920 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
foUing, Storage, Carriage

AMERICAN VAN SERVICE
Local and part load: Chicago. Indianapolis,
Columbus via parts.
1921 Grand River Hogarth O064
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
FEuaLE HELP
rIOoR sANpING. MANlNG. 10.
frKSaCE CLEASiSo AND RErARINc
Mole Help Wanted

LnINtFfIIl I-VIIa-
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and repaired free est nateE American
Automatic Heating Co. Fire GuAfc StgkeT
cistributorS). 65s5 Mack. PLAZA f4Sz
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stalled, new. uefd pafu. rFaE0usuie.
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FURNACE VACUUM cleaned. s. repair.
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KoDAKs, SUPPLIES
LAWNS AND GARDENS
MATrREssrs RKNoNATtn

4 BONN FIDr. Guara nteed- Mattresses req
ovsted IKE new 81 4-hour service free
delivery. Pillows renovated. Cleveland Mat
tress Co. i2355-37 Hamilton TO. s-ii3s.
r,ppv-.sct. ...t...- men 80. 49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

TEA LEAF and card readers AZ Lotu
Tea Room. 1i40 Broadway. second fioor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-28
Female Help Wanted

ALERT girl; tipping, general office work
experience not necessary. Plaza 00ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
LULL BROKEN

Fifty German tanks and 1900
men had attacked in the same
area yesterday. breaking a three
day lull in the battle. They gained
slightly. but at the price of 1000
men killed and 20 tanks destroyed
A Russian unit penetrated Ger
man positions inside Stalingrac
last night. killed 60 soldiers anC
destroyed two big guns and five
machine guns.
Frontline dispatches reported
that the Russians had retaken a
small railway station outside
Black. shining Italian
tanks for the first time were
thrown into fierce counter-attacks.
They were thinly armored, and
Russian shells pierced them as if
they were of tin.
Above Stalingrad where Marshal
Semyon Timoshenko's counter
offensive has been under way for
weeks, action was on reduced
scale and was now characterized
by trench fighting, with tactical
flank assaults and at
temptS to seep into the rear of the
enemy's trenches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
Sharks Attack Wounded Officer

LIT Commander Truesdale finally decided throw the IL
ammunition overheard before 1t started exploding We
getting pretty badly shot by then While he throwing the
ammunition of exploded and hit him the left
eye. He back TO and asked, Am very badly ht
said You'd better let fix up, sir But he bandaged
up himself.
thought she Japanese fixing to machine gun told
the my raft If they up this way, with
all packed up Wen be easy pickngs Let's the raft
scatter the water
Most of them wanted to stay the raft But two other
fellows off with me-
I'VE found out il desrOyers. They said the
sharks after a wounded officer and they machine
gunned them to him. don't know whether Il
shark hut while there In the water
big white streak heading and did fast swimming
get back to the raft. the two who
off with after that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-13
TIT FOR TAT

Germany started last Thursday
TO shackle British prisoners taken
in the Dieppe raid, on the allega-
ton that a small group Of British
soldiers who raided the Channel
Island of Sark off the French
coast had tied the hands OF Ger
man prisoners.
In retaliation, Britain shackled
an equivalent number of German
prisoners Saturday.
Churchill refused TO 60 into de-
tails on the Stacking situation
pending a reply from Germany,
He deprecated further discussion
on the ground that il would be
detrimental TO the prisoners OF
both countries.
Churchill, explaining the action
OF British raiders in tying the
hands of prisoners taken at Sark
said the Geneva convention did not
attempt to regulate happenings IN
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