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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

than block"
While truck crews secured resi-
Dental and business sections to
lpi C k up the war-needed Junk,
others labored in yards to bale and
ship scrap to furnaces. Much of
the scrap collected Saturday, it
was said, will, under this program,
be available to war industry by the
middle of next week.
Thompson. in announcing his re-
quest to junk dealers to remain
open Sunday, met unan / m o u S
agreement and expressed gratifica-
.tion over surprisingly good re-
Suits"
The scrap. he said, was notably
clean" and could be utilized with
little effort. He stated further that
few tin cans were contained in the
loads. This has been expected be-
cause of possible public confusion.
Cans will be collected later.
Burns added:
"YOu may he sure the armed
forces will hear of this effort
and be heartened."
Setting an example for huskierI
males, Mrs. Marie Ross, 1890 81.
Jean avenue, drove the first truck
out.
Mrs. Ross volunteered at the
Baldwin-Gratiot station, Friday,
and was told she was too slight for
the chore OF hosting scrap. Sat-
urday, she showed up with her
own vehicle, picked up two leaders
and left a half hour before the
campaign officially began.
Cooperation Found
Although some neighborhoods
were reported "spotty" in their
donations, the homes without
scrap at the curb Saturday morn
ing were far exceeded by those
which co-operated.
Organizational effort was evil
dent in many localities. Piles of
Junk were so thick here that two
ton loads were possible with only
a dozen stops.
Trucks were donated by business
houses and city departments and
by regular employees or
volunteers.
Through the campaign, Edwin
j. Anderson, chairman of the
Wayne County Salvage COM
mittee, hopes 10 raise enough
funds to purchase three Bottom
tanks.
60,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Did "Diamond Jim" Have
Stomach or Ulcer Pains7

IL is hardly likely that Diamond Jim Brady
could nave eaten 40 voraciously n he
suffered after-eaiing pains. Sufferers who
have 10 pay the penalty Of stomach or ulcer
pains, Indigestion, gas pains, heartburn,
burning sensation. hoat and other condi.
tons caused by excess acid should tryl
tdrA. Bet A 2Ac box Of Udga Tablets
from your druEgiai--EiFst- desc Faaet-een-l
vince or return box 20 us and get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Auditor Walker
Given FurIouQh
To December |
U. S. Army Permits Him
70 Complete His Work
on County Budget

Otis L. Walker, county auditor,
has been granted furlough by
the United States Army until De-
cennber l TO permit him 10 COM
plete his work on the county
budget. il was announced Satur-
day BY 1t. Col. Paul V. Engstrom,
selective service head.
Colonel Engstrom said he had
personally investigated requests
made for Walkers furiough and
concluded that the interests Of
the county government would be
well served if Mr.. Walker might
be allowed 70 complete the work
ON which he is currently en-
gaged"
He emphasized that Walker had
no. made the request.
Evidence OF Conflict
Evidence of conflict between
army officials and Walkers draft
board was seen in Colonel Eng
strorr's statement:
"The members of the board
did not endorse the representa-
tons made on Mr.. Walkers be-
half. and they have nothing
whatsoever 20 do with the ex-
tension of the furlough."
Walker said that when ne was
ordered by Fort Custer TO delay
reporting, Clarence Wilson. chair
man of board "a, attempted to
countermand the army order and
warned Walker to be on hand at
z a. m. Saturday.
3 IT was held that since Walker
had been indicted last September
- and granted the customary two
weeks furlough. he was no longer
under draft boHrd jurisdiction.
The order from Fort Custer
directing Walker to delay report
ing came as a surprise to the
county auditor. IT came late Fri
day night when he had made full
preparations TO leave.
Had Valid Claim
Colonel Engstrom said:
LET me say here, by way of
clarifying q lot of misinforma-
ton that has como back to me
through various sources, that
Otis Walker himself has ut no
time objected to his classifica-
tion or induction; although he
had q reasonably valid claim for
deferment because Of his moth
er's support. he did MOI present
press that claim"
The county budget has been
drawn but has not yet been passed
upon by the county board of su-
pervisors,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
JAW Accepting
|GM Pay Raise
|0f 50 Millions
Only Few Of Locals
Against Proposal
of War Labor Board

BY nearly unanimous vote, the
General Motors council of the
lUAW-CIO recommended Saturday
that all GIN locals of the union ac-
cept a War Labor Board directive
which includes wage raises and
other economic concessions to the
workers of approximately S69,000.-
600 a year.
Only a few of 200 delegates rep
lresenting 225,000 workers in 9S
IGM plants opposed acceptance of
the WLB decision which will be
referred to the various locals
within the next two weeks.
The directive issued by the WLB
lin Washington Saturday disclosed
that GIN workers would receive a
second weeks vacation with pay
after five years service.
The board, it was revealed, ap-
proved the unions request that
er .ployes having at least one year
|of seniority receive 40 hours pay
lin lieu of vacation, while those
with five or more years shall re-
ceive 80 hours pay.
The directives also disclosed
that the agreement between Gen.
leral Motors and the United Auto
mobile Workers of America tCfO),
representing 100000 workers in 95
lplants, and the United Electrical
Radio and Machine Workers of
America (CIO), representing 25,-
1000 employees in eight plants, have
been extended to Oct. 5, 1913.
t4greements with the two unions
previously ran for a year, April
to April.
It was provided, however, that
tn wage question might be opened
by either party six months from
Oct. 5, 1912, 'in the event that
changes in the national wage
p Icy necessitate adjustments in
texisting relations.
The WLB had announced on
lSeptember II that it was ordering
la general wage increase of A cents
IAN hour, a standard voluntary
maintenance of membership clause
and establishment of the principle
that men and women receive equal
lpay for equal work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

Repair Your Car-Tcrms
Brakes clutch plates. transmisstons. front
ends batteries rear end low prices
STANDARD 1891 GRATIOT OPEN EVEs.
PUMPING. painting convertible tons re-
covered all mechanical work ~ factory
standard Farls Collision service, 1O62f
Mac. L-G-Aea asa
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FORD-is3s &c luxe r.1-r lr.c eros
Siil sell chssT carson B4sk 1922
Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

FoRD--ls3s a. luxe tudor -aei. tas
heater fine flrlsh rortr Lnsr.s 90 ,.f.
tlnus payments viii sell cheap ~ PED
$40 woodward
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1871 Buick S866
1910 Hudson sass

Super Series Sedan. Mirror black
finish; Weathermaster heater; tX-
oellent rubber: African cushions,
etc. It's perfect.
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FoRp--is3s d. luxe solar forolEt'r rst
conditioned glossy b.sck trsr E-ac
tires heater spofiEhf 2fe5
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

De Soto 1912 Custom 4-Boor
yiuid drive: radio: heater and dsfrostst
Yifth Ave ensemble ures
beautiful car for only 81 3e5 New car
guarantee
LOUIS ROSE CO.
SaSl TASg
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DODCE-is3s GO ~ ss1Ar U'.s
beauty Only ti5e frsds 90 1.V-
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Fora p p Riar 1900 woo4vsta A. sears
FoRD-isto 10 luxe tudor good 'rst
must sell a. CrSe VfH take $500 q sr.I
tn, Vess NJ Wsyss $50 WoodVArc
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Section
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HI DAWSON

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FORD fFt sIrsr f.-1rr seasr % 500 a-
TIA. mice Carson Buck 1877 Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Last Swim Event
Decides Meet

Scoring second and third in the
200-yard free style. final event of
the meet. Southwestern edged out
Central by one point in the first
evenly matched meet of the cur
rent Metropolitan high school
swimming season.
The Trailblazers needed a first
and a third in the finale to pull
the short end of a 42-40 score into
a winning count. The first was
there, but the Prospectors finished
second and third TO make the final
tally, 46-45. in their favor.
Frank Lerchen of Central was
high point man of the tourney,
turning in top times in the 80
yard breast stroke and the indi-
vidual medley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Metro 10 Roll
AT Cadillac

Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League announces today, through
Secretary Jack Gardner, a switch
in alleys for Sunday nights
matches. Instead of Rainbow as
the official schedule notes. men,
bers are advised to report before
7:30 at Cadillac Recreation, 1872
East Congress street.
Reason for the change Is that
one floor is better adapted for
league bowling and the Cadillac
has one available. At Rainbow it
would be necessary to use two.
If gas rationing forces Metro TO
elect one center for the duration,
il is possible Cadillac will be
selected because of fewer league
conflicts, Secretary Gardner init
mated
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Continued on Page 22)
o
Sennipro11's P|dy
Two Tonight

The semipro Detroit Night Foot
ball League will open its 1912 sea-
son in Mack Park tonight with last
years champion Tildens and the
runner-up Wolverines taking part
in a double-header program.
Tildens. with only six of the 1941
regulars in the lineup due to de-
mands of the armed forces, will
face Blue Jackets in the opener at
.7:30 p. m. Wolverines will meet
Club Chene Trombly at 9 p. m.
The loop will operate under vir-
-tually the same rules as profess
sional teams, except that the goal
posts will be at the end zone line
instead of the goal line.
Another double-header Is sched-
uled for Thursday night with
Birdhurst Recreation facing Sax
ons at $50 and Vandals clashing
with Varsity at 7:30. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
IN Still Upset
Big Ten Head TO Scan Facts on Miehiean-Minnesote
Game. But Nothing Can Be Done About II

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 2S.-
Herbert Fritz Crisler, head
coach OF the University of Michi-
gan football team announced he
was awaiting a report from Maj.
John Griffith, Big Ten athletic
commissioner, on the Minnesota
dropkick that gave the Gophers a
1914 victory over the Wolverines.
IL am sure" Crisler said,
"that Griffith has all the facts
OF the controversy and that he
will let me know his decision in
the near future"
Griffith. who was contacted in
Chicago, pointed out:
81 have talked to DIR. George
Hauser, Minnesota coach, Girls
Ter and the officials who handled
the game. They have given me
q complete account of what
happened. Sometime today
plan to see the movies and will
then give my opinion of the
controversy"
There are no conference rules
that enable university TO file a
formal protest when an error
occurs. but Major Griffith de-
clared:
"If the officials have made
mistakes, will let the public
know about IL. As far as giving
the game to Michigan Is con-
cerned, I think IL highly inn
probable, no matter what my
findings are, because In amateur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Whir|y Collects
$4,000 for Walk

BALTIMORE, Oct. rs (INS)-
The worlds greatest money win-
ner, the Calumet Farms cham
pion Whirlaway.. will add $1,000
to his bank account here today by
simply walking or running a mile
and three-sixteenths around the
Pimlico race track.
In the worlds richest walk
over" Whirly will increase his
all-time earnings to $685.. 1886 be-
cause no other colt showed up to
meet him in the 1912 version OF
the Pinnlico Special, feature OF to-
days opening card.
Alsab, which was the only pos
sible competitor expected. ignored
the race to compete in next Sat-
urday's $25.0O0 added Westchester
Handicap at Empire City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
athletics the results OF a game
always stand"

athletics the results of a game
always stand"
Other Big Ten officials of the
game inferred that the only way
Michigan could be declared the
victor Of Saturdays contest would
be if Minnesota decided that she
had not really won the game.
The Michigan Daily. student
newspaper, had urged Crisler 10
lodge a formal protest, but Crisler
pointed out, this is impossible as
there is no person / can protest
to- / admire the spirit Of the
student body. but there is nothing
can do 10 carry out their
When reached for comment.
Doctor Hauser refused 10 express
an opinion. except to point out
that they would abide by the de-
cision of Major Griffith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

but the smarter he became
in football the more his class
room work suffered.
Then. to the horror of all, he
was flunked. No amount of
pleading or blame-taking by
Commander Whelchel would
melt the hearts of the Annap-
oils officials. Woods simply had
bilged.
To have given him another
chance would have set-in the
officials minds at least--a bad
precedent. II might be deemed
an overemphasis on football at
SANITY Annapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Kuzma Is Third
To2 Bu(keyes,
Figures Reveal
Graham Still PAGES
Passers With Average
of 10 Yards a Game

CHICAGO, Oct. s (INS).-Ths
slow burning argument on the
value of "all-star" high school
players as college competitors re-
ceived additional fuel as statistical
figures were released by the Big
Ten service bureau.
Figures for the season indicata
that the boys who gained all-stata
and similar honors are doing any
thing byt "flunking" their football
assignments in the Western Cons
ference.
Gene Fekete of Findlay, O.:
Paul Sarringhaus of Hamilton, o.:
Tom HUMAN of Gary. Ind; Pat
Harder of Milwaukee, Wis; Billy
|Hillenbrand of Evansville, Ind.
and Otto Graham of Waukegan,
Ill, are few of the former prep
stars who top the Big Ten at the
moment. The youths have facts
to prove their success on the cols
|lege gridiron.
KUZMA THIRD
Fekete, Sarringhaus and Kuzma
lead the Big Ten scoring with Al.
"a and Is points, respectively. The
two Ohio State backs have COM
|peted in three Big Ten games,
while Kuzma, Michigan, has played
In two. Harder, the leading
scorer and ground gamer in the
conference last season, played his
first Big Ten game of the season
last week against Purdue and indi-
Gated he again is ready to make
his bid for honors.
Fekete, Ohio State fullback,
leads the conference in rushing
with a three-game average of 125
yards. Harder is second with 4
|one-game total of 80 yards, and
|Sarringhaus, Ohio States left half,
is third with a three-game average
of 1858 yards.
Graham, Northwestern's durable
passer, continues to pace the Big
Ten in his speciality with a three
game average of 170.6 yards. In
diana's Hillenbrand is second in
hurting with a two-game average
of 70.5 yards, which just nips
Iowa's Tom Farmer, whose two
game average Is 70 yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

1896 Czecho-Slovakisn Olympic
team.
That. incidentally, was team
consisting of a discus thrower,
a javelin pitcher and a tough
lady sprinter. On the day before
the games the discus tbrower
sailed his pie plate on TO the
conk of the javelin thrower who,
when he claimed the bells in his
skull, broke a javelin over the
noggin OF the cockeyed discus
thrower.
But the crusher, Of course.
was the curious fate which be-
fell the third member OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

already manned team. II was
charged and upheld that she was
a man. Thus completing the
fearful inner disorder OF the
carefully trained team.
Nothing quite that arresting
has happened to Commander
Whelchel. But he learned he
would be head coach of the
Navy team this year along about
the time. last season, that he
learned t04 per cent of the tai
ent on the 1941 team would not
be back in school. He would
have preferred war duty on the
high seas land his wish may be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

gratified AT the close OF this grid
season. but he had his orders.
Nothing was going 10 change
those orders-though he slg-
gested politely TO the Messrs.
Bierman, Crowley. Wolf and
Barry, when they were taking
their prefiight training at AM
napolis. that he'd be delighted
IL any or all of them just stayed
there and coached the Navy
team. All declined after a look
at the talent. Atop this. he
learned his captain-elect, Mid
shipman Alan Cameron, a natu-
raj. had a collapsible knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Hard Luck ILL
Bad Breaks Again Spoil Wayne's Victory Plans;
Lose TO Crosse lie. 7-3; On FumbIes interruptions
BY EDGAR HAYES

The leading contender for the
title of hard luck team of 1912
is Joe Gembis' Wayne University
eleven.
All the Tartars have to show
for their FIVE appearances this
year is a tie with Ypsilanti. Sew
eral teams were outplayed, only
&c have bad breaks spoil Wayne's
victory bid.
The Tartars outplayed the
Crosse lie naviation base eleven
throughout most of their game
last night, but finished on the
short end of a 7-3 score. Fun
bles and pass interruptions
stopped drive after drive under
taken by Gembis' boys.
The Wayne defense was good
enough TO keep the NaviatorS
under control during most of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

This Is pretty sad, but tho
real weeper follows. Did Woods
quit the game in disgust? No,
Did he at least take the fruit OF
Commander Whelchers teaching
far. far away from the mastery
No. He boned up and received
an appointment to West Point,
where he is one of the stars Of
Red Blaik's unbeaten Cadet
team.
And come November % he'll
return to Annapolis with the
Army team TO haunt the living
daylights out of the pigskin
Svengali who moulded him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Commander WheIchel know
ing what ne was bound 10 be up
against. decided 10 do something
about IL. He carefully looked
over the field of players certain
TO return TO him this year and
selected fine young backfeld
rookie named Bob Woods. On
Woods he lavished the fruits OF
his football knowledge.
He logged the midshipman's
footsteps. kept him up late at
night going over plays and grid
iron strategy. and when he
heard Woods had been denoted
10 the b. team. asked that he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

International News service SpeFts Wnter
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Until
something sadder in the sports
line comes along, well have TO
award our plastic tear blotter
TO Commander John Whelchel,
coach of the Navy football team.
~. Commander Whelchel may not
y the best coach in the country
and never claimed to be any
where near the money in that
department. But he seems to
be prey TO the most woe that
has afflicted any sports coach
since Mel Sheppard coached the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

himself be denoted 10 coach Of
the "B" team. Woods was re-
stored 10 the big team and
played SO minutes for Navy in
the Army-Navy game last fall.
wildly corroborating Comman-
der Whelchels stories about his
proves.
The job of making Woods the
master technician continued. for
around him Commander WHEEL
chel knew he must build his
1912 team. The midnight oil
was burned profligately. The lad
made notable progress. He was
"a natural student for the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Caps Drop Opener
To Buffalo Sexfet

Buffalo holds So triumph over
Indianapolis Capitols, last years
C h amp ions of the American
Hockey Association, following last
nights opener in Buffalo. The
winners racked up three goals In
the first period and two in the
second.
Cleveland Barons started with a
To romp over Pittsburgh. Hershey
defeated New Haven. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Giants Are Don Illusions Nemesis

Don of the Bay Packers has scored
against the New York Giants although he holds the
league with IS in his eighth Buddy
recently to Marvin Breuer Of
the only civil engineer pitching in the majors
received his degree at the Missouri School of Mines 1885
Betty national golf champion has moved
Evanston Ill., where she selling
Savod battles Tami Maureo in New York Friday night
Tommy Emmett tub thumper for Olympia calls attention
that Oct e. 1927 Is this last Monday
the fight card held in the big Grand River sports
tom Heeney beat Johnny Risko in the windup' Emmett
recalls ION the card Clarence Rosen licked Steve
Nugen Archie Bell ouponed Johnny Vacca and Joe Lucas
foul from Benny Gershe All bouts went 10 rounds each
Dick Dunn general of Olympia and Benny Ray
the matchmaker Ray died years Fred Haner,
present general the auditor and Jack Adams
charge of hockey he today Both Heeney and Rsko
In service"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Gridder Joins Up

NEW YORK, Oct. % (UP).--
Arthur Deremer. reserve center,
becomes the fourth member Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers National League
professional football team TO enter
the services when he reports 10
the navy pre-fiight school at Rhode
Island ON Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Knox Record Is Threatened

RIO GRANDE o.. Oct % CUP)-Knox College In Illinois
has competitor for the longest losing streak football
The Rio Grande College football team whose members milk
and feed hogs help their tuition would tied with
Knox the loss department for the fact that Rio has
had
hasn't won game since 1887 It boasts n losses without
victory But Knox record Of n from 1891
1885 when defeated Principal College. l5oand they
consecutive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Irish TO Get Evans Back Again

(Dppy Notre Dame halfback thus far this
with will be in the Irish lineup against the
Navy this weekend From South Bend the report Evans
considered Angelo Ber the Nore Dame
will five minutes of action against Navy maybe
quarter against Army and then be about ready for Michigan
scored in "a consecutive Strangely
enough Detroit Lions who BANKED the great Chicago
eleven last n October, 1899.
Clark Griffith plans recommend the meeting In Decem
Der big leagues their squads 20 players each
that Billy Souhworth keeps silence but
insists that his players He tells keep talking
all the time" Moore reports That IL don't shut you
tighten up When you're holering you're relaxed and
loose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Robert Was Robbed" Cries Jimmie

Though through Jimmie Johnston is still scream
ing decision his fighter lost to Jimmy Bivns Ceve
recently Il can't stop yelling about the Robert was
robbed fight Johnston One Judge Pastor
six founds said Bivins Doesn't the
commission call them into the ring and ask them
how they look at the fight and see so differently
You'd think they would have the bes. around
for such important fight but what do they come up with
guy drops pack of cigarets the middle of round
Hala who is in the will name his successor
the Bears any hour will be either HEARTILY
Johnson according the dope from
Chicago Elmer Layden commissioner OF football told
group Windy City THE pro league is living from day
day. First win the the government decides
best close shop for the duration that's what we'll do
20 furnishing football to those who want it.