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Evening star., 1942-05-08
LOST

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BELGIAN SHEPHERD POLICE DOG
ward. Cali ordway 5000.
BILLFoLD containing police badge. $40
sii psTsonal paPers Non R aftssHSon ssas in
BHLFoLD.Brown leather ostrich skip:
contained drivers licenses. social security
2ard aist ST. pspdnt .pd HlSsT hss4 place nv" $40
BILLFoLD, containing Met police badge
No. 453. 81 bill. personal papers, Monday
afternoon in Earle Theater. Reward.
n, hSS: n nna s,ir T.
uable papers. Reward. Cali Silver sDrins
CLASS RING, Western High School, class
mems req a.:2oem :fSoe sesr: aoebuct wi.
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COCKER sPANIEI-Male. about 4 months
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ENGLISH SHEPHERD PUPPY-Female,, 3
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ENVELOPE WALLET. brown, containing
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EYDGLAssD6 blond rimmed. lost Saturday
night nn Ma Msy 2osg z N Palace Theater' reTsrd
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METAL BOX containing papers valuable
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PARKER PEN AND PENCIL SET, in case,
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PLpMpERs UNION BOOK. blue, Local
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IRE-HAIRED TERRIER-Female. white
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WRIST WATCH, lady's diamond, lost In
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WRIST WATCH. lady's gold Waltham with
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ONE BLACK WOODEN BOX. containing
grease guns, grease and oil; lost on Wash
ington drive NV, February z, between
and 4 30 pm. Reward ANY informatio
regarding this loss should be directed to
District 0637 or Camp Shops, East Po-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

Fritz Kuhn James Wheeler-HilI and VIM.
Luedtke.
TO the office. of Asst Atty-Gen'l in charge Of
customs
Rao still holds that job.
VHEY are blaming Liz Whitney for giving out
Il the premature tip on the Harry Hopkins
Louise Macy romance.
Both know which colyumist had it first.
He sent IL to them
The Robert Goelet abrogation is being held up
by the moolah argument
The Arturo Godoys (hes the South American
heavyweight are dividing down there
Judy Canova will be medded again within go
days.
bookie barred from the L. T. track is suing
for $250,0O0. He will summon all the Pinkertons
and rival boo<ies TO testify exactly why he is
banned
Choo-choo johnson. the model is just as eye
filling by her real name-Violet Lynch.
Ambassador J. Davies daughter will play her
self in the film OF her fathers book. Mission TO
Moscow"
Meredith Howards 1S,karst rock is the gift
OF a fer in Cairo now. Sent smaller one in
case the other is too conspicuous"
A GENERAL in "21" the other day certainly
"A told the people Tin listening radusl when
he and his troops were departing l could hear
him while passing In a cab!
Ward Warehouses; American Reveille" put
nams) is due the oath.
- Army Relief will get between and 5 million
8 from the stage and screen versions OF Irving
Berlins This Is the Army show.
Ann stanton, the show girl, and Dick
Hyfand, the l.. A.. sportswriteF, are reported
riveted.
Mrs. Edgar Rice Burroughs (granted a
Renotice from the Tarzan Greater in California;
filed again in Mexico. Under California laws she
cannot wed again until May 4, 1913.
JOHN HOWARD and Hedy Lamar have re-
sumed. Nice resuming too
Mel OFT is blaming star for the Giants
troubles
Margaret Rays OF Star and Garter is now
Mrs. Pvt. Fred Denning OF This Is the Army"
Raymond Scott has been lured back into the
CHS fold as composer conductor. He will have
the most expensive musicians, for whom scouts
are now combng the nation
Spyros Skouras is popular Greek American
His son. student at Yale funked one OF his
exams-Greek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

color of his wife's eyes hut stOutIy maintained he
didn't know her age. What do you think Of n
husband like that"
Sounds to me as If he were perfect gentle
man and a most considerable husband.
Three-year-old Sharon Derer Of Chicago,
known as the Budget Baby" cost her parents
S293.94 for her third year, and for the three
years S77916.
Her fathers salary is 81 800 year don't
know what j cost my folks for the first three
years. but understand that during that period
had very hearty appetite, the whooping cough
and the measles.
My father was making about $500 year at
the time and then l had sister / understand
girl babies are much more expensive to raise than
male infants but not as much trouble. More
boys than girls die in infancy.
GIT Is probably a record of some kind that
both my parents have each been married
four times" writes young woman OF Chicago.
They very happy. And am very happy.
too. Divorce has saved me from living in an un-
happy atmosphere. And IL has enabled my
parents to each finally find the person suited to
them"
500 YOU claim reader in Beatrice. Neb.."
~ writes a Chicagoan Have YOU any in
Grace. Idaho; Maud, Okla: Alice, Tex; Theresa,
Wis; Flora ILL.,. Stella Neb., and Bessie, Okla. ."
/ must confess. sir, my score is a blank. But
I know girl named Bessie who is from Okla
homa. Maybe they named that town after her.
Navy wife of San Franciscan says she writes
10 her husband every day Here's hoping thou
sands of soldiers and sailors wives can say the
same The boys sure do like 10 get those letters
George M Conan is the second greatest song
writer TO be born the Fourth OF July. The
first Stephen Collins Foster, born the
Fourth OF July, 1895.
NOW l have a reader in Pqua. o. / believe a
~ Piqua newspaper the first 10 the
New York column Of o. o. Mcintyre.
Writes Chicago matron:
"Of course many women Of 30 and over have
marvellous figures. I IS and have a figure
like beauty contest winner. look like girl
Of 25. Many very young men try 10 firt
with me-"
Another good slogan for this time would be-
Forget politics. Remember Pearl Harbor!"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

from citizens with notes saying
please use my money TO buy the bullets for
the sharpshooters."
July 6 was the date the saboteurs were
instructed TO start the fireworks.
On the membership lists of The New Friends
OF New Germany 1889 which became the Bund
lis the name Werner Thiel. He's one of the
eight saboteurs.
Two seamen from the submarine rowed the
8 ashore.
Dasch and one other stool may not be shot.
IESSICA TANDY, the def British actress, is in
Reno
Her next groom will be actor Hume Cronyn
The Capt. Robert Kintners (Alsop & Kintner)
expect a little Sgt
Several wealthy celebrities lin Detroit and
Washington to name two cites) are breathing
easier now that Sammy Feldman has been
fenced for years without their names being
mentioned
He introduced them to gals-about- town.
Norma Shearer has a tooth filling made OF
nyon.
WITH Bund leaders being indicted by the
w govt and with the Dept OF Justice moving
~ stamp out the whole subversive organization
Of the Bund-let IL be recalled that in March
1887 the law firm of Paul p. Rao drew up the
Incorporation papers for the A. V. (Amerika-
deutscher Vollsbund) Publishing Co
This the corporation which published
the official organ OF the local bund Named as
directors OF this newspaper were bund leaders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

Mrs. Pat Rooney
Sd 1.-THE ex-Janet ReadeN
OF the Ziegfeld shows)
got her final decree at
Concord. N. III. "
Spy Case Stun: The
FBI took those news
reel pix of their agents
digging in the Florida
beach for hidden ex-
plosives. Then gave
them TO the newsreel
firms.
Many marksmen are
begging Oman Hoover
for the privilege OF
being in the firing
squad. and the FBI
is getting dollar bills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

"Gable will never be
His ears are too large"

6able VIII never De POPULAR Win "omeh
His too large"
hog training expert says commands 10 CANNES
~ should be limited TO three words and for
different orders should utilize a different tone
Of voice. I'll keep that in mind. am trying to
train my pup not TO run across the auto highway
when he sees a rabbit on the other side.
This is indeed. a difficult task.
As for telling q wOmsn's age" states a San
Franciscan. Here 10 unfailing sign: When
women old their eyelids droop."
II told that North Division High OF
Chicago once defeated Brooklyn Boys High at
football by q score OF los TO o. Is this true ?"
writes a Detroiter
It's malicious lie sir North Division High
OF Chicago only beat Brooklyn Boys High by
score of Is 10 0.
GONE man answering sugar rationIng ques-
" TONS" states schoolteacher. knew the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Il. Y. DurIiug

There's somsthiHo IN the parting hour
VIII chill the Dar,nest heart:
Yet kindred. comrades, lorers, friends
Arc Jdted oil to part.
But this, re sesn--dNd many pang
Has pressed IL on my mind
The that goes is happier
Than those he leapes behind
Edward Pollock
CLEM MCCARTHY. Walking encyclopaedia of
the turf. He has asked my cooperation in
denying that he originated the saving as 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

City-wise blacks and navys that work
magic in slimming your figure, keeping
you 5000 cool :. Tailored and dressy
styles, smart for fall. Rayon sheers.
crepes. White touches. dots. ~ TO 81.
LARGER sIzEs-FiRsT BASEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

matter OF horses in
henting mud running
ability. n a m ely: His
fadder was "A mudder. ="
Mr.. Mccarthy says
Abe Kemp OF San Fran
cisco was the original
perpetrator of this re-
mark.
A certain man is one
OF the most brilliant
Aim production execu-
tives in Hollywood. But
TO show that everybody
makes mistakes. when
he was asked TO sign
up the then-unknown
Clark Gable. he refused,
saving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Summer LAMPS
China or Pottery
2.98 e.-,,.,.
SPECIAL

Small delicately m d e
lamps with hlagree like
metal bases. Larger lamps,
gracefully nodded, with
raised designs. Tiltable
rayon sh a d e $. many
trim m d 20 match the
bases. Lamps unusual in
styling a n d variety for
2,o8! Ivory, beige, green,
blue or dubonnet.
SECOND BASEMENT-FARMER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

CROUCHO MARKS bride will not be a
- coast designer, but Rhoda Reese. glamor-
Gus honey-haired gal working her way thru
drama school by teaching for Arthur Murray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
On Broadway
Walter WincheH

Trade Marx Registered. cOpyriEht. lS41.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
On the Side

Distributed by King F..,ur.. sypale.,, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

"OH. STEVE'S diabOlicaIly
clever about IT," Dina went on
quickly. "He prefer the
greatest admiration for Noel,
and he thinks he's safe.
"Nou know. two of the women
I'm the cast and one Of the men
are ~ jealous Of Mary's success
that they would do anything TO
hurt her, either on her own &C
count or through Noel. They all
realize. Of course, how much In
love Mary and Noel are with
each other. and how anything
that hurts one hurts the other
even more"
II sincerity ever sounded In q
human voice | heard il in the
beautifully modulated tones Of the
young eXilcd princess Of Trans
vania. | cast aside all my preju
diceS against her. all my fears o.
her making any further attemp
10 undermine Mary with Noel, anc
accepted what she was telling me
as an evidence Of her affectionatt
concern for both Of them and theil
happiness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

Fitzpatrick, WJR; George W.
Trendle, WXYZ; Harry Bannister,
WV; John Lord Booth, WJLB;
Henry Hopkins, WJBK; Charles
Boyd, Retail Merchants ASsocia-
ton; Harold Hastings, Adcraft
Club; Earl J. Hudson, United De-
troit Theaters; Frank Januszew-
ski. Polish Daily News; and Harry
II. Weinbaum. West Side Courier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Quiz Answers

prudence, temperance,
chastity and fortitude.
2-The grayish substance Of
the brain.
3-The letters have no YER
bal significance. They are used
because they are easily trans
mitted.
Through water. The re-
respective distances per second
are: 1000 feet, ALSO feet and
4,730 feet.
Sin 1898.
6-The old Commoner" was
Thaddeus Stevens of Vermont:
the Great Commoner" was
Henry Clay of -KentuckY-
Z because Of the early squat
ters found already occupying
the best land when the law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Extend DeddIine
On Auto Stamps

The deadlrne for motorists 10
have their federal auto use stamps
has been advanced until midnight
Monday, the internal revenue de-
partment announced today.
Because February l, the original
deadline is Sunday. il has been
EXTENDED one day.
However, motorists must have
the stamps affixed 10 their cars
after Monday midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Relations Board
Named for DCD

a 13-man board composed
mainly of Detroit newspaper and
radio men was named by Mayor
Edward j. Jeffries Jr. today 10
serve as public relations counsel
for the Detroit Office Of Civilian
Defense.
Appointed were: John c. Man
ming. Detroit Times Ered-Gaert-
ner. Detroit News; Douglas D.
Martin, Detroit Free Press. Leo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
pitfalls If OVA By Adele Garrison

marked nv her-an accOlade
steve Redfeld would never re-
ceive.
But pretended regret at
not being able 10 accept his in
yitations. explaining Mama's
rules 10 him, and then he asked
me To accompany him and Mary
on one of their outings
The memory OF Mary'S SugGes
ton that Dina would make the
ideal third party for the eXcur
slons my father wished her Il
resume with Rcdhcld made m,
lean forward and say huTrcdly.-
Did YOU accept his oficr?"
Continued Monday
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When Most Antiques Were
just Junk. Quilt Coverings
Worth Only 6 Cents Pound
so Years Ago Are Now Sold for
as Much a. $50 a square Foot.
Read How Fortune May BE
Kicking Around Your own Attic
In The American Weekly, the
Magazine Distributed with This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
By Fran Striker
1 nosDsS ZZzzF GIREV OsT DE4lyZzI
By Zane Grey

observing settlers arrived after
the official hour set for the
opening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
buy a Bomber
Connolly Answers

1-(a) Vermont; OBJ Virginia:
(c) Nebraska.
2-ta) / owe you; general
post office; (c) civil engineer.
3-(a) Turquoise. Lapis La
zuli; tb) ruby; (c) emerald.
Al do Solemnly :"
5-(a) "Iliad," Homer; OBJ
THE Ancient Mariner Col
eridge; tc) The Merchant Of
Venice" Shakespeare.
6-(a) Mary Todd; (b) Mar
garet Shipper; (c) Deborah
la David Belasco; tb)
Rachel Crothers, (c) Sidney
Kingsley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

that he has a great deal OF adj
miration for you"
Her rigid training kept her from
either bushes or disclaimers
II do not know a. 10 that"
she said indiffcrcntly. but he
responded very satisfactorily To
my growing cOTdiality toward
him. And when I made the OPP
portunity TO utter few family
disparaging remarks about Mary
and Noel, he evidently came TO
the conclusion that was so Inn
pressed by him as TO make me
Jealous OF his professed admira-
alton of Mary.
REDFIELD'S INVITATIONS
HE did not drop the atten-
lions To Mary, which everyone
could see were eating Noels
heart out" she went on, but he
began To invite me occasionally
TO 20 out with him to luncheon
or tea or dinner.
"Of course. with Mama. that
would be utterly impossible for
me-to dine alone with a man
unless he were someone hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
OLINA NOT ACTING

II Dina were acting. l told my.
self with last dying breath OF
skeptlClSm, II was 50 good a per-
Torrance that the recording angel
would pardon me for believing it.
But she was not acting. | would
have staked much upon II and ]
)put sympathy and attentive in
'terest into the look | gave her.
so steve il very careful 10
refer cuttingly To Noel only
when he IL sure OF an audience
that will be gleeful over his
quips:"
II suppose" she gave me
direct glance. you're wondering
how I was able to hear them"
The thought had come 10 me a,
she was talking, but promptly
denied il
MAKES AN EXPLANATION
There IL no need for me to
wonder about It," | said. II am
sure you have an adequate en-
PLANTATION. or YOU wouldn't be
telling me all this"
"Yes. l have" she said 81
happened 10 oyerhear Steve
refer to Noel as Mary Verit-
zen's husband and tame
canary with other remarks
equally detestable. He didn't
know I had heard him, and
when l had conquered my first
impulse to go out and claw his
face and scratch his eyes out
wouldn't that have been meat
for the gosslps, my rushing TO
champion Noel?-I sat down
and thought about what | would
better do about IL.
81 knew that Mary and Noel
would be the last To hear the
talk, and thus could not defend
themselves against II. And you
know how those things spread.
IS':n't know just what I could
do about II. but I felt that the
first thing would he TO find out
lust how much and what Steve
was saying, even II I had to sail
under false pretenses to do It,"
INTEREST AROUSED
My pulses quickened, and
\straightened in my chair. Thi
\ promised 10 be interesting, ! toll
myself grimly.
1--WE always treated Steve
with a certain degree Of cool
ness, she went on. don't
care much for his type. But q
day or two after heard him
say those things, I began very
gradually to drop my air Of
GOODNESS toward him.
"He rose to the bait immedi-
ately. He's terribly vain, YOU
know"
eyes, know" l told her, land
I've also heard and observed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

Di'tributsd by Klns Festur'' synA. in'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
a Bomber

Home Coming Recipes" for
Church Dinners. Don't Miss
This Article and Recipes About
a Fine Old American Custom.
It's In the Housewives Food
Almanack, That Unusual Fea-
ture Appearing in The American
Weekly; the Magazine Distrib-
uted With This Sundays Issue
Of The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-31
Buy a Bomber

Continued Monday
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Plan Soldier
49,
Sport Events

FORT CUSTER, Mich, Oct.
1.-P)-Marking the first time
full schedule of fall and win
ter sports events has been pos
sible inside the military reser-
walton, soldier basketball and
boxing teams will swing into ac-
ton in Fort Clusters 100000
field house the week of Oct. IL,
Capt. George o. Cribs, special
services officer, said today.
Headlining the fall program
will be elimination ring matches
, bringing together the best box
ing material of various Custer
units preparatory to selection of
an eight-man boxing team to
represent the fort in a planned
inter-camp glove tournament
scheduled for winter months.
Definite plans for the tourna-
ment, expected to embrace all
cayps of the Sixth Service Com
mand, will be completed in Chi
cago within a few weeks, Capt.
Kribs said.
Both white and negro boxers
are in time training for the
elimination bouts, the latter in
charge of Capt. Richard l..
Jones, assistant services officer.
Three cage courts are avail
able for simultaneous play in the
field house, but team will be
limited to post personnel tenn
porarily, Capt. Kribs said, pend
ing arrival of troops of the new
Gath Division. The quintet of
the 795th Tank Destroyer Bat
talon, coached by Lieut.. Joseph
w. Dixon, will attempt to de-
fend its 1941 hardwood title won
in camp competition last year.
Organized boxing was not at
tempted last year and basketball
was played by a few soldier
teams on school courts in near
by Battle Creek.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
MIA MNOpen
39h Football
Season Friday

ALMA, MICH, Oct. 1-(R-
The Michigan intercollegiate
Athletic Association opens it's
Both championship football sea-
son tomorrow night with Alma,
defending titleholder, entertain
ing Hillsdale in what may be a
great test of power.
The NJ. /. A. A. Michigan's on
ly college conference, is down to
its smallest membership in his
tory-five schools-but Alma S
rebuilt Scots are lined up against
a strong field. Both Alma and
Hillsdale won their opener out
side the conference, the Scots
downing Michigan Normal Ia to
6 and Hillsdale stopping the
Crosse lie Naval Air Cadets 10
TO O.
Alma's principal opposition is
expected TO come from Albion,
the first recognized conference
champion in 1904 and winner
many times thereafter, and Kala-
mazoo, which showed power in
its opener under new coach,
Bob Nulf, to whip Grand Rapids
Junior. Albion likewise looked
good despite its one-touchdown
defeat to Ohio Wesleyan.
The Hillsdale-A Alma battle is
the weeks only conference
game. Hope plays at Michigan
Normal tomorrow, and on Sat
urday Albion is host to Ohio
Northern and Kalamazoo meets
North Central at night.
The conference race picks up
momentum next week with two
games, Hillsdale at Albion and
Hope at Kalamazoo.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Wayne Hoping Team
Reverses History

DETROIT. Oct. 1.-(R-In-
stead of getting better, the
Wayne University football team
is getting worse against the Uni
versity of Detroit in the two
year-old intra city series, but
Coach Joe Gembis thinks it will
be different tomorrow in the
third meeting under lights at
Detroit's stadium.
1--WE are not going out there
just to get kicked around"
Gembis said grimly yesterday as
his team began tapering off for
the battle. Last year Detroit
won 81 to 0 and the year before
il was AZ to z.
There may be half a dozen
freshmen i'm Wayne's lineup,
and Coach Gus Dorais of Detroit
intends to start at least one new
conner. Both schools discarded
the one-year residence rule this
fall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
UNCERTAIN FUTURE

GARY, IND.-A woman on
trial in. city court for fortune
telling without a permit conf
IDENTIFY informed deputy Prose-
cutor Metro Holovachka, "Of
course | can tell the future"
Very we'll, then" the Prose-
cutor answered. Tell us what
horse is going to win the first
race at Hawthorne
II cannot commune with the
proper vibrations in the disturb
ing atmosphere of this ROOM"
the soothsayer said.
Judge John M. Ruberto prom
Used to tell the woman's fortune
in the form of a verdict Satur-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-01
Wjeihe Back With
Detroit's Lions

DETROIT, Oct. 1-(P)-Hard
hitting John Wiethe, who quit
his job with the Detroit Lions a
year ago for a Cincinnati law
practise and a crack at baseball
umpiring, is back in football and
ready for Detroit's Sunday game
here with the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Wiethe, all National League
guard in 1910, finished as UNI
pire in basebalrs Little World
Series Tuesday night and We'd
nesday reported to the Lions.
Another addition was End Joe
Stringfe low of Mississip-
pi Southern, who had left last
week to confer with his draft
board.
To make room for the pair
the Lions released Guard Tony
Zuzzio of Muhlenberg and End
Kei h Ranspot of Southern
Methodist.