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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
City Skate Meet
Summaries
SENIOR w

SENIOR Nf>
e...ssrt aash Won o. carr volrE
George ONE. eaCh4A, sSc'Lt Jim Thomas
'rf9 Time COS
Ore-nfe won d. ocer' R1zrh Doug
johnston secort "a Fletcher INTRO Time
~
Hsu mas Won ny one.eneh.s lohn-
st0r. second .e'rhev third Time ! .
St\IOR GIRLS
Hsf u-p Won ~ MarEare' cook Nr-
ginfs ne.p.fr, second Anreia Cars. thiff
Time ! BIS
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
UoNart dash Won o. Tom ssgnder'
S'an.rl carr. second. Charles be.per
third. 7 me .4a.s
NOR Bo,>
one mile Won ly ~ flanagan Bot
SNYDER second Don Lsppaua iurd Time
opt> tNt>T>
Memoirs, Trophy Won ~ DouE Johnston
George Omeierchuk. second Vince Bozicn.
'hrt Time 6.5f7
Servlcemen' 220-yafd Dash Won ~
Ray Wren a.. : Ssyf Harold "eI'
IT & Navvt. secorc Time %
seryicemen.s haif.rte Won bv Roher'
lrl ~ ; Navst George Re |"He cana
rfan Aruryt. second Ray Wren tU. s
SAW th.rf Time Is
NOVICE ENENT>
senior mer. 22o.ysrd dasn won "
Gordon RYAN Charles Johnson second
Russell Wide thrd Tine "a
junior bo,' ,?2o-ysrd dash. Won ~ Rqb
| Pr0phit 'hlrd Time - =
Junior bows 22o-,srd dssh Won b
lD.ck leepsr A CarsJ'- second Russo.
/ Hunt third Time 2i4
/ junior girls 22o-ysrd dash - Won BY
Jenny RomstoVsk. Mary Lou NorpssrI
second. Mar Ann Iniener. 'n'rd Time
Intermediate sIr.s. 22o.yard Dash wor
los Mldred scott ELAINE Adas second
Viols Esmachef. thfd Tine 81
+ cradle class girls 5o->ard dash Won b,
Dolores Narya Nora Jane pe'Tier. second
Charene Huseman. 'htrd Tine. IL
Intermediate boys 22o-yard dash Wo'
T hy Howard Allison. Jack Saisuno, second
lrck BrunN, third Time. - =.
Cradle boys 100 yard dash Won h'
sam Danglo Jerry Resin, second RI
Thomas thrd. Time. l4s
Jenny Romatovskl Mary Ann Jntener
second Mary Lou rntener. third. Time
II
Juvenile girls Ioo.,s-r dash Won h,
LOIS Vosherg Rita Untener. second. tOnl!
tWo starters Time, - -
Midget girls 1O0.yard dash Won hy Pa
HusemAn sally Ann MeNor. second. Glori,
Narva. third Time, its
Junior boys AAO-NAfd daNh Won nv poi
Tudeau. John Pavey. second I'd Paquette
third Time -
Midget BOYS lnn. ward dssh-Won h'
George ne Schepper Larry Wasik. second
Bernard Hoffman, third Time u
intermediate boys. $50 yards Won b'
Stanley carr. Dick Bruny. second Jact
tSatarino. thitd Time lA36
! Community relay Girls Won by team
~ Margaret cook Mary Joe Meyer. Lor
raine Sahbe and Mur,el Milsr. Virgins
Delpter. BETTY Jean Johnson Angela Gari'
and Elaine AIDES second Eleanor Connellv
Jenny Roma'owskt Fvelyn Roberts and
Mildred Scott. third
Community relay Bows, Won hv team
~ Don LappaIla R7y Rranson Bot Srvdel
and "a Finnegan. John pHvey. DICK Pate
DicA Thompson and Bob Resuli second
Lack Raird cas- Rondo' Tom Miles an6
Don Trudssu third
senior men $50 wards Won hy Russel
Wide Leo Svartsk. second. I'd Dslpier
third, Time, l 81 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Titan = Plays
Wayne, State
This Week =.
Wolverine Quintet
70 Tackle Indiana,
'ow@ in Bic Ten
BY CLAYTON HELPER

The aggressiveneSs. hustle and
competitive spirit that have made
tho University of Detroit basket
ball team a successful one thus far
Will be called on TO the limit this
week as the TitanS reach the eli
max of their season.
Monday night L. Of D goes TO
Fast Lansing seeking 10 reverse
tho 32-28 defeat inflicted by
Michigan State. Saturday the
TitanS renew relations with Wayne
University at Olympia IN the CHI
max game for Detroit fans.
Victory in both games would
give the Titan cagerS their most
satisfying season in history. but
it's probable that they'd settle for
triumph over their intra-city
rival As il IS. they rate better
chance against Wayne than they
do against State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

10 get enough fish for their annual
fish fry Friday night, February
p. at the American Legion Home
in Pontiac.
Russ The RuStler) chairman.
says everything is stag (but no
staggering On the Ice POLISH
erS committe q are Walt Brink
man. Major SuttleS. Lieutenant
Williams. Joe Dillon, Ed Finding,
Les Leininger, Bill Mahar; referee
and timer is Guy Meats; buglers.
Lynn Allen. Dick Dougherty, Don
Eaklo Spudding and depth crew.
Harold Jacobs, Ray Coombe, Tod
Gunther, Oscar Eckman. Durwood
Knox, Herb Winges and Clark
Green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
By Clayton II. Smith

in the year are few, and there
fore. this humble plants~is pro-
vlded with an odor inviting TO
those on which is must depend
10 bear It's pollen from flower 10
flower. The plants that rise
later in the dark swampy woods
are visited by bees. They burr
about the skunk cabbages. dart
ing within the hoods TO visit the
flowers clustered on a neshy
SpadIX or club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

true that We can spot 'em as
soon a. they lift their heads;
it's true that We have lot
not enough. though--of heavy
equipment and men trained to
use il. But at the same time
the type of hazard has been
changing. Where fires used to
run great distances and do rela-
lively small damage and could
he stopped II we had the trac-
tors and equipment. IL now can
create havoc In small areas be-
cause we've built up new values
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Fair Grounds Results


FIRST RACE $500, claiming 4year-
Odds and Gp. = mile
Pavilion -sn--2 So .r4t
Rusty Gold Madden 100 So
Arrow'racuon Robertson 1 90
Time / "a Is on 50.
Hal cHrttr Mr. tirtef VERY True M
Mae Paganisn4 Long Lane and Tensile p
also ran.
SECOND RACE $500 claiming aysar.
ODDS and up mile and 20 Yards
Nigh 1CrOweI, ~ ,.n q 40
Must to tMc6'0Nt 10 20 3 %
larn,e SD tHabetI SO
r. Tine ! 4s z-si.-rt. 3-fis5--.-
Corn Cakes Far Hero Mss Fs II
Michigan Bile and Punchdrunk also ran
THIRD RAcE-'sco claiming a.ysar-
Tate : Boy tGue0ni j. 90 ~
JeWeltons tDysI so
Time i:Ii 3-5. N , ~
Maze Power Nh IT.. Msrr,ly %
Pan Favori'e Henry Gfeenocs and Roman
Tea also ran.
'Fec
FOURTH rACE 1000. allowances. :.
Chipsmink 'GeorssJ $50 80 ? 81
khamcis NCTalgt 3 90 Z 81
Rcyiarte tFaJon1 3 81
Time % 81. or ~
s-Liberty Jf sLIbsriv Po'v Sport
Coat Border SIS. Madiyrns Long Tnp.
BE WISE snd K,ng Epithet also ran
a-SuIiIvsn sntD
FIFTH RACE 5000. allowance 5-isar-
ysldina orphan ocrs.t) $50 80 20
Espero CDeerngl 800 So
Louisville ~ George so
me - 3-A. OF 80
Palrze'ts Little Red Fox and Good
Pattern also ran
SIXTH RACE 81 ooo. allowances. 4.
,ear-".ds and up. / lilo miles
Kansas George, $40 $50 . "a
he sun 'GildewelD 9 20 2 o.
Sirasia tShriharrert 2 81
Time a.. or 90.
Par klrs lngomsr and Trsnsmijter also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE 5000 Gaming 4.
yeat-o.1 srd " mo mues
Dars lces ,Wht.1Eb 30 lSu 0G
Yarn sos george 500 20
chr, sels 1pyst H. So
Time 5o5-s or s2-
Ever Hopeful .Count Fi7 Taktfrome
spanish PART, L,4a X " ohigan Jr
Neat Play. DsAas.ie and 'Ton,snns also
ran
'tleId.
EIGHTH RACE $500. claiming tyear-
oIis and W. F.. M
Far Player tCroveHJ % % 10 on 30
Aldfidgs tGldeWsHJ 90 81
Conscupt tWh.tinEI So
Time 80 Is. m So
Ralo'ant Regent Broute u White SAND
and AlerEiC also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

I hlliN MAC 'plaLt out
Tine II A.. or 302
courtneys Pei. kine Preston Carrwal
Time. Lightly and Reeai sun also ran.
% SECOND RACE s22s. claiming 3yea--
oo.ds ana up mile
tFerrsndey, Ito 20 ',5 our
Computer ,RofHEueD to5 out
SIS Barrsfa tFslerot out
Time .ls OF 8 =
Redbinder. Hammer Head Rombin.
Maoiisst and Carpini also ran
THIRD RAcE-S2 2s. clam,nE. .>ear.
ODDS ana W f, mis.
Color Bearer tDiazp 6fol sto2 out
Scaggs 6Hernsnde3t ato2 out
RavenhurS' tGon1aleIl out
Time 10 on lh
justs Jane snap Judgment sae.tax
Kin Mas and BABY va, also ran.
FOURTH RACE Sg25. csm.rs t.year.
Aunt carol tPOsadab Sfol 30 out
Lady Flyer tAtusAt fo3 out
Ihfrems alvarez out
Time lis -. off -
star Soldier Ham NJ, Goodness Hunt.
ING Ridge and Brghi SuN also ran
FIFTH RACE $3.50. claiming. 4year.
olds and up mile
Ions winded ALFONSO 3to1 SO : OF,
Commanderess tAcostsl ont
Time i.t6 rs OF Sc.
Msebesu Epical ieesburg tranla and
SWsstika Dean also ran
SIXTH RACE S2an, claiming 4-year-
Odds and ny mile.
Miss Moran ,peuaI TO "a out
White Pete tAvarezl tol ont
Ten % Heafis tNinab out
Tine Is 2-5 of B p
Let's Elope Mscmute and Mixes Luck
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE $225 claiming, 4
year.olds and up. ! lis miles
Wayaloft Hernandez 3tu2 it01 out
Instead tRolhnst 6t05 out
Geo. W Rocks tNenerol out
Time 50 % fff 54f
R1ping Wfful Sea Chsrmsr pisrasu
and sleepy Howard also ran
EIGHTH RACE S22i cla mlrg f.year.
olts and no I lie mics
Wesgut tN ma % $50 p out
Strophe tAlVateI 2t0I Ou'
Nine O-TVo tNouegab Out
Time I 50. on 6t2
Skv Ormo Bon & Flag Unfurlsd and
Beaver County also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Test Fish TAGS

Experiments testing the com.
.parative value of strap jaw tags
marrow circular tags. gill covers
upper jaw and button type tags
for marking fish are now under
way near the WaterSmcet fish
hatchery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

est in a strangely beautiful
growing thing
There is natures purpose in
the odor of tho skunk cabbagcS
the plants are croSS-fertIliZcd by
flies il attracts.
The insects awning this early
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Jarrett, Sabo Out

Both Wayne and L. of p have
lost key PLAYERS 10 the defense
industry during the last week,
Frank Sabo'S loss by Coach New
man Ertcll being compensated for
by the loss Of Joe Jarrett 10 the
TItanS.
Sabo viii be replaced in the
Tartar lineup by Joe Holloway
who will team with Paul Juntunen
al Tho forwards With Bill Van
Week at center and Jon Van
Week and Pete NuneZ AZ the
guards, Ertcll has starting lineup
~ high CalIher
Coach Lloyd Rra2i'S starting
lineup of Capt Charlie O'BrIen
and Joe Nader at the forwards
Johnny BirIngcr and Art Stolkcy
Al The guards and Bob Bricc- al
center remains intact which
squares things as far as Wayne Is
concerned.
As Tar as State i concerned.
however. Brazil viii be decidedly
handicapped withold capable
reserve 10 spell ms regulars The
TtanS VIII need rest If the Spar
tans play tho same Tdce-horSc
game they did IN swapping Mich
lrar 57-}i last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Not Fragrant

How curious are these har-
bingerS Of spring that rise 10 the
sun while winter still grips the
land. One hardly knows whether
10 call the skunk cabbage the
first flower of spring or the last
flower of winter.
When you hear their name,
you conclude the first flowers OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

spring arc not fragrant And.
right you are! They smell like
bad meat and a little like the
spray from an annoyed skunk.
Yet We admire the hardy
plant and ignore an odor that,
otherwise, might deter our inter-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

of the pond.
W h Q re in
April the red
winged black
birds sing
Last ye a r
we found the
$ k un k cab
cages on jan
uary S tneVer
nave We seen
{ h e IN ear
lie ~: { no
points Of their
p u + p h.
brown parka
hoo q c had
risen through
( N g nnarShy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

earth--the earth they love. On
the opposite bank. where the sun
did not beStow its blessing for
many hours each day, they were
not 10 be seen until more than
a month later
In the week following we
photographed the early skunk
cabbages while the muck was
bound in frost, and the pond
slopes white under new-fallen
SnpWl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Tam O'Shanter Signs
EN- KOcsis as Pro
Bv VI. +. DRIKE\BROD

Detroit Rod Wings arc assured
plenty vocal support for their
game with Chicago BlackhaVkS at
Olympia Thursday night More
than 1900 golf CaddicS, accompa-
med by the highland Park High
School Band. Will bc there aS
guests Of the management Caddie
Night was held a year ago for the
first time and the Rcd Wings won.
Freddy SayIe, starter al Detroit
Golf Club the last five years. has
entered the company'S armed
forces and Is In training in Mary
land He i one Of five brothers
who have grown up as caddicS at
this club. with sixth. now II
years old rcady~to begin caddying
this spring One OF his brothers,
preceded Freddy into the
army while q younger one. George.
viii succeed him as starter.
C-"tral and Highland PARK
V w. {. a. have
indoor golf SchUv. Nudge
Murray. Ted PotcrhanS O.. Alex
Phillips tho instructors Mr.
and Mrs Edward Flowers of Mca-
dovhrook arc tho parents of a
born recently The father
Is former state amateur golf
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Sund days
Best Bets
By LOU BINDMAN
HAVANA

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phans
2 MAD SHIRLEY, on Wisconsin Pon.
ME Fanr
: FEFhS Chronology Dun'lt
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Brypnin
So selections
q RICH CARGO Naksalits jolly Flaz
BULL RING. Chicken ihds SBag,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Many Young Dogs

A feature of these and shows
TO follow will be the presence OF
an unusual number Of young dogs,
graduates from puppy matches
and speciality shows in many COM
munlties last year. These events
brought out youngsters of many
breeds that experts rate the best
they have ever seen. Just how
much their bodies have matured
and their show manners have inn
proved. is keenly awaited by pa
irons of the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Nature IN February


Weeks before We observe any
appreciate increase in tn
warmth of It's pale rays. the sun
sets stirring strange plants that
grow from the muck at the edge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

FihI ,SNth - -''' """" ah''s
Big Talk 'Golbeub 10 20 $50 80
kopla young 90 . 90
All Good Robertson 30
Time 30 -. on o.
Styx. Cockaigne, swise Bob Crest o.
War. PiccAdiy. C-Rubber CRY. HOosler
Wolf aloe Burger. b-Chsrcs Oak. b-Snow
swirl and c-Blue Swords also ran.
b-BrOmlsy entry,
Slmons entf,.
SECOND RACE 81 300. claiming. Z.
|Sear-olds ana up mile
MIX Flip MAY $50 $40 2 90
sentinel tMcCpmbsi OO 40
Count Haste 1stoub 2 10
Time % or ? "a
Last Chance Port Alb Nugt o. Tn
and inscoltsn also ran
THIRD RACE 81 300. claiming. 4yesr.
nlds and up J. miles
"a ploraiion Campbell 81 20 u 80 oo
Bahy Boy 1Dap 00 2 20
Greedsn (ROeeysl 90
Time 50 on 3.O3
Karnak Topee Waugh pop. Multitude
and Burning STICK also ran.
FOURTH RACE 81 500. allowance.
year ODDS mile.
Bright Willie
Robertson 80 p 20 50
Sir War (JsmesI 2 20 2u
] d
Time / % 3-5 on 81
wood Robin, Eternal Peace and Asso
also ran
FIFTH RACE 81 400 claiming ayear.
oIds and np mile
Daily Delivery JsmAsb TO 600 so
Speed 20 spare (NaiJ so 3 80
cash Basis tMehriensb 30
Time 30 -. Of 05i-
Grey Vol or Shore ard Equstar also
ran.
SIXTH gAcE-x:.0aa added $3.50 .,...f----r-
Handicap. swear -ods and Up nlles ana
mares. mile
aTransient fArcarot 10 So . 81 90
sweet willow ,HoWeip 20 80
The swallow tMCCrearyl 90
Time .23 81 N 3SL
CTS Marion. Belle Pose Moon Maiden.
CHA llomine. acute Tuck Pretty Pet.
Bragg entry.
o-Brann entry.
d-Noolford entry.
SEVENTH RACE - ooo allowances
- eaL=olds- LL------Is-i- ---------------
DIT Cara 500 2qa 30
Johnnie J MEADE s 80 3 ~
Big Ben 6Wes'rpps, 81
Time III %. IN s.Osi-
WISE N,sce Requested Sheriff Cuikin
and De kalb also ran.
Hanger Mysr entry.
EIGHTH RACE 81 POO claiming. 4
noso pelatsl 40 go , 90
NAvsrin CDAyt 80 go
Brown Bomb tkeipsr 81
Time 300 ,ne~ 'urf record) Off b..
Ellns ock lauraus Lyon H.reshe-
comes. lie Down AMI Hlibiond Also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
.WhyDog Showsl
They Help to
Improve Breeds
Entries Close FEB. Il
for Midwest Show
Slated for Detroit
BY FRANK =. COOKE
Nm tho dog show !?

Why the dog show?
II is a moot question among
those who do not understand the
foundation and objects OF this
wholesome sport. The same might
be asked of tho exhibits of the
and
swine organizations and poultry
clubs.
In all of these the goal is inn
IproSement of the breeds. because
III is established that thorough
bredS among any animals or fowl
are better than the product of hit
Ior miss breeding -.
American Kennel Club statistics
show there are 100000 pure
breds in this country--the general
change in conformation and intelli-
lgence in the last half century has
been remarkable. Just like the
successful livestock men. dog fan
cierS have followed the best blood
lines, with the result that the cur
rent crop probably - the finest
that has been seen at Convention
Hall. where the Detroit show will
be held February % and March l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
First Show at Flint

Michigan starts the dog show
ball rolling in the north central
states, Flint holding forth Febru-
airy 26. two days before the Spen-
ing of the big midwestern circuit
at Detroit. From the many kennels
in this state, Ohio. Indiana and
more distant states, also from
Canada, good dogs will gather 10
inaugurate another season on the
bench.
OF particular interest to show
dog owners is the final closing OF
entries for Flint on February 10
and Detroit. February q. both
with A. Wilson Bow. 2S06 Twelfth
street. Detroit. who will superin-
tend and bench these shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Havana Results

FIRST RAG 500. claiming iyear.
olds and up ST. turlonEs
Sik Covering AWARE Is to1 ffo out
Lignum vitae Martinez l'o2 u.'
chilly Mac tplazj oLi
Time II -. or 3.02
rourtreys P6'. kInu Preston Carriva.
Time, Lightly and Regal sun Also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Hialeah Entries
Tor MO>DAY

FIRST RACE 200 claiming. year
old maidens 3 fuflongs tchutsb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

SEVENTH RACE -- - 0o0. allowances
3-SeaL-olds- d-LL.---.-rH+f---
a DIT Cara 500 2pa 20
Johnnie iMeAdoi s 80 40
Big Ben (Westrppst 81
. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

'-TtF 7 IT 10
WISE NIsce Requested Sheriff Cuikin
and he KAN also ran
Hanger entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

SMITH RACE-tl 600 Allowances
'Tdr-H-ds and up. ! lilo miles
Kansas George 20 $50 . a.
lie sun tGlldewelD q 20 2 o.
Sirasla tShsihsTert . so
Time J a. or 3 OOf.
Pan klrs. lngomsr and TTansmIjier also
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
HiaIeah Results

FIRST RACE 81 300. allowances 2
year-olds. - mile
Big Talk tGolbertl 10 90 $50 30
kopla young 3 90 = 90
All Good Robertson 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
hippo Airmen Aid
In Malaga Attack

CConfinued frorn Pare one)
thrlstinE down IN the center from
the northeast In this complicated
operation the japanese sesk 70
establish = wider but ST. nula
'front.' right across Malaga.
u seemed obvious that ths east
I'm penetration xss working with
that on the west. - schedule.
There VAS siiH time for rein
forcements which would reverse
the present situation. nui aid
must b rapid and on a great
scale, Il Vas made plain.
Incredible Casualtie.
courers from TIRE front report
ed that the japanese were suffer
ing almost incredible casualties
Al times tho attack was being held
for hour after hour A. eseh sue
eeeding japanese shock foroe was
wiped out BY the cool stubborn
defenders with concentrated ma
SAtAfN tAH nv
Wounded started coming from
the front TO say that they had
seen no such fighting in other
areas. The japanese. they said.
were advancing ss n dazed into
direct fire. and there Was no ce.-
sstion Of the stream Of little brown
men who came on wave upon wave
Now. the wounded said. the Japan
ese were using every trick Of
warfare except 10 face the bay
onet They were still mass fighters.
They are like bees" an Of
fioer said. whole groups %
them are being blown out Of
existence. The smaller group.
who make sorties. and the iwI
dividual infiltrators, are being
picked off mereilessly by our
marksmen. still they come On.
Our men are Of the best and
our material could not he bet
ter. Hut our numbers are pitt
fully small
Gen. Lewis Mscclesfieid Heath.
a6-year-old veteran OF q years of
active service who il in command
here, said today that the situation
on the Malaga front was going 10
get worse before II got better.
He said that on two occasions
official reports had confirmed
that European officers had been
seen In command Of japanese COM
panies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Oliver Malm
Is Appointed
Returns Feb. | 10
Federal Office

Oliver Main IA. been NAMED %
hs ths assistant L 5. district at
. torney IN charge - the Tacoma
office effective Feb. /. Il xas an
bounced Friday
nsln held the same federal pos,
her. from January, 1885. untn
July 1910.
He has since been a member Of
the states legal staff under Smith
Troy. who said Friday he has ac-
espied Mains resignation in def
srenos 10 L 5. District Attorney
J. Charles Dennis.
, Since completion OF the states
legal battle 10 recover insurance
money for collapse Of the Tacoma
Nsrrows bridge, which he directed.
Main has been working directly
under Clifford o Moe as liaison
counsel for the states dealings
with the federal government.
The assistant district attorneys
post here was vacated Monday
when Frank Hale obtained an in
definite leave Of absence 10 enlist
In the army as a private.
Harry ssger. one Of Dennis as
sistants at Seattle. will have
charge OF the local office until
Main assumes the duties next
month.
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The Records
Are Tellinq

CONTINUED From Page Eight
Samuel Barber. Essay for or
chestrs. op II.
Mare Bht~tsln. excerpts from
the Opera No for An Answer.
Hsrl Mcdonald. symphony No.
l Santa re Trsiil: also Songs ~
Conquest. for chorus
Walter Piston. Sonata for violin
and piano.
Ernst Toch, Quintet for piano
and strings.
Frederick jacobs. HagiogrAph
Three Biblical Narrntiyesl. for
string quartet and piano.
Deems Taylor. Peter fbbetson
Suite. for orchestra.
Fsrds Grofs. Grand Canyon
suite. for orchestra.
Robert Russell Bennett. Hexa-
poda Dive Studios in litter
opteral. for violin and piano
Morton Gould. piano compost
tons also Foster Gallery. for or
chestra
Howard Hanson. Merry Mount
Suite. Tor orchestra.
Robert Menrids. Quintet for
oboe and strings
Berry, Rubins,sln. Suite for two
pianos.
waiiingford RisEgsB New
Danes. for two pianos
Heitor villasfobos. four Of ms
works In the album. Festival ~
Brazilian Music.
South American Chamber Music.
Scores BY composers u south
America selected BY Nicolas slo-
nlmlsAy.
shoaiAkovieh. symphony No. !
Prekofi@ff Quartet. op 50.
stravinsky. Fireblfd SUITE
Bsia Bartok. nikroko.mos. for
piano.
Bsnnsas muse Transcribed ~
Colin AePhss
A collection 81 works FOR ~slo
wind Instruments ana string Or
chsstra BY the Americans Ber-
nard Rogers Wayne Barlow. Bur
uii Phillips and Homer Keller
A collection u American works
Tor piano played BY Jeanne bsrh-
rend.
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Soldier, Child
Die in Flames
Trooper Stumblss
Rocing to Rescue

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