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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Will Launch
3 on Dec. 7

PORTLAND - Portland are
shipyards will commemorate Dec.
7 with simultaneous lsunchings of
three naval vessels and one LIB
ertv freighter. yard officials said.
The mass launchings will raise
the score of the six Yards in the
area to i3 ships sent down the
WAYS since Nov. 20. when the
ship day program to set a
world shipbuilding record began.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Reds Strike
Out in New
Direction

sCow - Russian shock
troeps. lashsns eut suddenly IN
new direction southwest II
stalinErsd. have crossed the lower
half Of the Don river bend 10 the
west hank al three important
points and have driven their
brldKeheads 10 miles beyond the
river. special dispatches reported
Saturday.
In their attack. shifting their
apearheads westward. the Russians
were driving along the railroad
toward Tnztov 81 the mauth n
the Don. key 70 the Caucasus. 40
miles southwest Of stsllnrrsd.
AXIS ARMIES TRAPPED
Their sudden move had put their
battle for the annihilatiun Of The
great axis armies trapped between
the Nolsa and the Don into = eem-
pletely new phase.
Already. dispatches said. the
Russians had driven through =
number Of heavily fortified VII
lagos.
The noon eommamiaue said that
southwest Of stalingrad the Rus
slams had oyerrun several German
fortified positions and destroyed
10 dugouts and 20 pin boxss. ms
midnight eommunlqne had report
ed the rcrapture Of = fortified
village and 20 dugouts.
LOSSES HEAVY
In their overnight operations
the Russians destroyed five enemy
tanks and "A field guns and killed
about 500 Germans. Friday they
destroyed nine tanks. three field
guns. 10 machine guns and six
trucks and killed about i.i5o Ger
mans.
A futile German attempt at =
eounter-sttaek by tanks and In
fsntry during the night on one
local southwest -istailngrad cost the
enemy four tanks.
In the factory ARA Of atallngrad
city. Russian assault attachments
operating In small groups de-
stroyed rs enemy pill boxes and
dugosIts during the night and
killed 200 Germans. tha nom com-
munique said This success fol-
lowed advances Of from 20 10 30
yards Friday.
REPORT OTHER GAINS
Northwest of staIlngrad. east
Of the Don. the Russians captured
20 phi boxes and dugouts. killed
40 Germans and captured seven
field guns and other materials. he
noon eommapiqus said.
Two German infantry battalsons.
numbering about 1000 msn. were
routed In = eounssr-attaek In an
other sector.
Their attack broken. tns Ger
mans fled. leaving the Russians
To pick up ON the field their ma
chine guns. tommy guns and rifles
Repeated German eoBstsf-st~
taeks vest Of Ezhss. is5 miles
wsHt Of Moscow. On the central
front, cost the enemy loo Esn
killed and seven tanks and 40
trucks destroyed ths fIoon e1fTi=
munsqas reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

Living for state officials promise To-Day - p
an issue in the coming Legislatures. with other elective
officials seskng 10 join the select sires now Including ON,
the governor and lieutenant governor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Death on Horseback!
.Ns Ox6OIv s ';:: ]:
[l0] MEzNENT


He cattered in. He young fellow. of Greene.
and he out of breath He feeling important but
wild too talking fast and waving his right hand and then
sappng the gun his thigh. Shot right through the
head" he cried.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

TWO RAIDS MADE

the two different gambling joints
that we're raided on Aug. 10, 1912.
Learner. representing the raid VIC
Tins AZ the u. 4 l.. i207is Pacific
ave. asks return Of 81 .0Zs - al
together Adams. representing
those rounded up az the Saratoga.
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Nazis Pound
Allied Force
In Tunisia

ALLIED FIELD HEAD
QUARTERS. North Africa-Ai-
lied troops have withdrawn from
Djedeida and Tebourba. front
reports revealed Saturday. and
now are under terrific German
dive bomber. tank and infantry
attack In positions 10 the rear Of
Tobourba.
Djedeida. ~ miles west Of
Tunis. has been occupied by the
Naxis, II was reported. but II
was not certain whether they
also had moved into Tebourba
or whether the battered town in
now no mans land between
the opposing forces.
LONDON - Dispatches from
reported Saturday that a
battle of steadily mounting vio-
lence was raging in the forward
areas of Tunisia where American
and British troops were under Sc
we're pressure from the German
air force and strong axis ground
forces.
Despite the constant axis pres
sure, however. 1t was indicated
that Allied positions in the Ma
teur. Djedeida and Tabourba
areas were being maintained.
Both sides were reported rush.
Ing in reiforcements as rapidly as
Possible. The movement of Allied
was handicapped
by bad roads and the long haul
from Algeria.
USE BIG BoMBERs
The axis faced difficulties due
to the Allied air and sea attacks
on the Italy-sicily-Tunisia supply
route. climaxed by the big Con-
solidated B-24 bombers attack on
Maj. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz. COM
handing general of u. S. army
air forces In the European thea
ter, was revealed to be in Africa
presumably engaged in first hand
of the efforts of Ameri-
can and British planes to combat
the axis air superiority IN the for
ward sector of Tunisia.
While U. s. headquarters in
London had no comment on
Spaatz. it was understood his COM
mand has been extended to Africa.
CAPTURED
Axis reports insisted that a
considerable defeat had been in
fieted on Allied troops in the
Djedeida -Tebourba area and claim
ed that a thousand prisoners had
been taken in heavy fighting. in
GLIDING tank battles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Gamblers Wani
Cash Returned

Through two selected leaders.
II Of the men involved in recent
gambling cases brought suit In
superior court Saturday TO recover
the si2.352s5 alleged 10 have been
seized by state patrolmen who
made the raid
The suit Is directed by Fred o.
Learner and John Adams against
Prosecuting Attorney Thor c. Toll
lefson. To whose account. a. prose-
eutor. the money WAS placed in n
local bank after the raid.
MONEY NOT INVOLVED
The bulk of The money. accord
ing 10 the complaints. was not
directly involved In The games Of
chance for which the arrests were
made. but was in safes tn separate
offices removed from the games.
In any event. while Toilet
son admits he can find mo Law
or decisions. In this state which
world authorize esnfiseafisn
of the money. he nevertheless
refused 10 return ID except by
court order after suit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
PRISONERS CAPTURED

Axis reports insisted that a
considerable defeat had been in
flieted on Allied troops in the
Observation-Disclosures area and claim
ed that a thousand prisoners had
been taken in heavy fighting. in
GLIDING tank battles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

third person" Dicky said, dis
tinct malice in his voice, "may
ask my beloved wife 10 convey
MIR. Graham's distinguished
consideration 10 Miss Carolyn
Brixton, and 10 assure her that
his reason for referring TO the
collegiate gzngxter ~ her boy
friend WAS her own very singu-
lar behavior on the journey
from Northampton 20 Dale
mont:
IF ever sweet young
thing put over n show indicating
that n certain tall, handsome
young KAnKster was her cher
lshed sweetie, the young lady
who has put that question
staged such n show"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Connolly Answers
By Lyman Young
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

1-(a) Palestine; (b) Texas;
(c) Gulf of Mexico.
2-ta) Captain Cook, 1778: (b)
Izaak Walton; (c) William
Shakespeare.
3-(a) st. John; tb) England:
tc) Appian Way.
IA General Lewis Hershey:
tb) Henry l.. Stimson; tc)
Roane Waring.
5-(a Joel Chandler Harris;
tb) Charles F. Browne; tcl
Charles Lamb.
6-ta) Without end; (b) from
cause to effect; lc) guide.
7--(a) The Rivals" Sheridan:
(b) Uncle Toms Cabin"
Stowe; (c) "Our Mutual
Friend" Dickens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

now stationed at the army air base
in Peublo, Cal, recently nabbed
ex-convict Al p. Ratliff, who had
assaulted and attempted 10 rob
two army men. He was private
Waterman before entering the
service six months ago.
Capt. George Hargraves, 1870
Collingwood avenue, has been
assigned 10 a medical training bat
talon at Camp Grant, Ill.
Second 1t. James X. Bradford,
formerly OF this city and now of
Lexington. KY, has been made a
first lieutenant, in the armored
division at Camp Polk. La.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Completing their primary flight
instruction at Perrin Field, Tex,
four Detroiters now are starting
the last half of their flight train
ing. They are: william w. Dons-
hue, 1909 Arcadia street; John X.
Gray, 2240 West Grand boulevard;
Oliver G. Shuh. 1910 ASbury Park
avenue. and Bernard StrOh, 487
Rivard boulevard.
1t. Ralph III. Ellsworth Jr.. 1871
Fielding avenue, has arrived safely
overseas with an army contingent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

=
Staff Sgt. Harold III. Post, 134SC
Caldwell street, has successfully
completed three years service in
the army and has been awarded
the good conduct medal" for
character and behavior. He is sta
toned somewhere in the Csrib-
bean.
Cass A. Blakeney Jr., 457 Mars
ton avenue, who joined the navy
August z, has been transferred
-frem- the-GFeat- Lakes training
station 10 the machinists' school at
the North Dakota State School of
Science.
Pvt. Robert VI. Smith. Flint, Is
among those at the Fort Benjamin,
Ind. finance replacement training
center taking basic training in
army finance.
Pvt. Truman II. Newberry. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

EXACTLY" my father re-
piled. with his hsbitually inscru-
table expression. I'VE find these
sound-proof rooms most conven-
lent when we have to question
maIefactors We have captured
concerning their reasonable ae--
tivities."
He purposely was making his
voice grim and sinister for Caro-
Iyn's benefit. He knew she could
have no idea OF the location OF the
hideaway because Of Miss Whit
locks effective blindfolding. and
he had been careful not 10 men
ton Greenwich Village in his talk.
And besides, Carolyn, virtually
our prisoner. would have no
chance 10 betray 10 any one else
any knowledge she might pick up
MY fathers tactics were having
their effect on Carolyn. / saw as
she WINGED, but her voice was stll
inSouciant. il a bit tremulous, as
she put still another query.
And when may expect 20 he
ushered into one OF them"
BATTING CAROLYN
Let us hope, for your own
sske---pot at ALL" he said. But
/ knew he was deliberately bait
ing her. when he added with APP
parent caSualness:
Its going 10 be--well. inter
kting-when we question that
collegiate gangster, As Richard
calls him. He's going 90 receive
some very special Interrogation"
Carolyn's widened eyes were
the only indication she attached
any significance 10 his words.
Then. Dicky. picking up a signal
from the Chief. broke into the
colloquy.
MAY I make a correction.
Chief." he drawled. 81 called
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Technician. 5th grade, Leonard
Eichner, 1896 Fullerton avenue,
has arrived at Camp Polk, La, for
DUTY with an armored division.
Pfc. John X. McClelland. 1888
Delaware avenue. has been shifted
from Will Rogers Field, Okla, TO
the Lawson General Hospital in
Atlanta, Ga, for surgieal-teehni-
clan course.
Capt. Milton J. Stelnhardt, 1875
Sorrento avenue. has been assigned
to the medical training battalion
at Camp Grant, Ill.
Four aviation cadets from De-
troit this week will be graduated
TO the upper class of flying stu
dents at the Greenville basic flying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
GUN Answers

Mining. Planning is washing
earth or gravel in search OF
the metal.
2-The pollex is the thumb.
3-A night club.
4-He has a fool for a client.
5-Not professionally. Curry
powder Is a condiment.
6-The rutabags.
IA fungus disease OF plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

j a ps' s o m e.
where in the
Pacific. James
enlisted here on
June Is, 1871,
and received his
early training
at Camp FL
lott, Cal. A
brother = in =
law, 1t. Lou
Towson, is with
a pursuit squad
dron overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

SAILOR AMELOTTEa northwestern
High School student, and is anxi-
GUS 10 get back for another crack
at the Japs.
Promotions To technical SER
geant: Cpl. Marvin X. PETER, 1927
Eighteenth street, at Fort Knox,
Ny. To staff sergeant: Cpl. John r.
Wilcox. 706 Marlborough avenue,
at Fort Custer. To technician.
fourth grade: Titus BIaga, All
Orchard avenue, at Fort Custer.
To corporals: Pfc. Robert G. PyIes,
Algonac, at Hamilton Field, Cal. !;
Pvt. Thomas LandIno. 7761
Hendrie avenue: Pfc. Henry r.
Kuzyk, 1881 Caely street, at Brain
bridge Flying School, Ga.
Sgt. James r. WoOdgate, u
East Margaret street. who was in
Quoted into the army June IL,
1941, has been appointed an avia-
ton cadet at McChord Field,
Wash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

tales of navy
engagements in
the Pacific.
He partici-
pated In three
diffe emit en-
gagements with
the JapS in
Guiding the bat
tie of Midway
and was sta
toned at Pearl
Harbor. He was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Pvt. Homer c. Gilmer. 1871

LahSer 70 d,
has been made
a staff sergeant
pilot after re-
C Giving his
wings at Spence
Field, Ga. He
was graduated
( rom BEDFORD
High School in
1887 and be-
came an avia-
tion student
January DC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Service Notes:
Sailor in Battle
Of Midway Here
Visiting Father

Norman y. Amelotte. third class
petty officer in the navy. is home
on furlough with his father, Albert
r. AmeIOtte, 1852 West Grand
boulevard. and has some thrilling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Thomas II. Munger, 1876 Col

HngWood ave-
nue.. has re-
C e i V Q d his
commission as
a second lieu-
tenant in the
army air forces
at Spence Field,
Ga. He is a
" ort hwestern
High and Gen.
trail Michigan
College grad
uate,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

Cloverly avenue, Crosse Pointe,
who is stationed at Boca Ration
Field, Fla. has been appointed an
aviation cadet and will report 10
army air forces classification CEN
ter, Tennessee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

school Texas. They are: Donald
Novak, 5S05 Neff road; Joe Miller
Jr., 1891 Van Dyke avenue; VIII
liam Hoppel, 1908 Monte Vista
avenue, and George Read, S501
Colfax avenue.
Pvt. Arvid w. Smith, 1850 Clark
street, has been chosen TO attend
radio school at Fort Knox, Ky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one Of many
famous features In The Detrcis
Times. %N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
KING

2S07 Williams avenue. has been
graduated from the Camp Grant,
H., medical replacement training
center, bakers and cooks school.
Walter G. Stubs, Red Cross
field director at Fort Custer, says
that his organization will furnish
30 day-rooms for the fort at a
cost OF $500 each.
Pfc. James A. PicOtte, 607 Bald
win avenue, is signal man in the
marines helping 10 wipe up the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
william Nelson. formerly a bank

teller for the
United Savings
Bank OF this
city. is among
those studying
army finance in
the Fort Ben
jamin Harrison,
Ind, training
center.
Cpl. John e.
b o r d, 1907
Dt4DAlln etrnnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
him Carolyn's bOy-friend collegi
ate gangster."

him Carolyn's boy-friend colIegi-
ate gangster."
From beneath lowered eyelashes
I watched Ronald's young sister
intcntiy, 1T this biz OF team work
of my father and Dicky.
Which would be her first reac-
ton, / wondered, anger at Dicky
for his slurring gibe. or terror at
the ordeal awaiting the man with
whom we suspected she was in
fatuated?
But either we were mistaken in
our estimate of her emotional at
titude toward the young gangster,
whom she had made so desperate
an effort 10 join when Dicky and
were taking her from Weirhamp-
ton 10 the Dalemont home OF the
BrixtonS. and who, we believed.
was the reason for her attempt 10
escape from the Underwood home
either that, or she was a good
actress, with iron Self-control.
lis IL permitted In inquire
she asked, her tones fairly
dripping ice-water. Just why
Mr.. Graham refers To that man
rs my boy-friend
DICKY TAKES A HAND
mot Uncle Dicky' any more ?"
Dicky countered, his eyes dane
ing impishly. / shook my head
al him in what / knew was a
futile attempt 10 have him leave
Carolyn alone. Yet something
told me that he was using the
tactics most likely 10 break
down her bravado.
l knew that he still cherished
anger and contempt against Caro-
lyn, and that. like my father. he
had no faith whatever in the sud-
den willingness 10 help which she
was staging. So / settled back in
my chair. watching for her re-
action 10 Dicky's batting.
"Since we are talking In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

He was graduated from the Off
GERS school at Fort Benning, Ga,
in August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
SCHOO[BOYS WANTED

There are now unusual opportunities for boys, IL
to Is of age, TO take charge of regular estab
lished routes in residential sections of Detroit and
suburban neighborhoods. Substantial profits from
healthful outdoor occupation with the additional
benefits of business experience.
Thousands Of boys throughout Greater Detroit
turning spare time into extra dollars by carrying
Detroit Times routes. They acquiring, too,
Oaludbe training in soesn,onship, courtesy, thrift
seif-reiiance, determination and personality. Most
Of the successful men of today Were newspaper
carriers when they uDere boys.
To apply for route, telephone Cherry $500 or
write Home Delivery Dept, The Detroit Times,
Detroit or if you live the following towns apply
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
.Lourdes Gains
Catholic Final

For the second straight season
il will be Catholic Central and
Lourdes for the Catholic League
First Division baseball champion
ship at Northwestern Field to-
morrow.
Lourdes won the right to face
the champion Shamrocks by down.
ing Holy Redeemer yesterday, 81,
at Northwestern for the west side
title.
Ted Plaza. who won a berth on
The Detroit Times All-Catholic
basketball team last winter, pitched
and batted the River Rouge nine
TO victory over the Lions. He
allowed four scattered hits and
two-bagger in Lourdes'
two-run third inning.
Bill Wiser, Redeemer hurler,
yielded only three safeties, but
faulty support contributed TO his
defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

And early in the season at
st. Louis, Harris hit a home
run in the ninth that gave the
Tigers win over the Browns.
l TO o. That was a game won
by Charley Fuchs over John
Niggeling.
To disprove the belief that
all OF the late inning rallies are
accomplished by opposing clubs.
II might be cited that besides
Harris, Tiger homers pulled at
least four other contests out of
the fire. Don Ross did il against
the Indians, Bob Patrick against
the White Sox. Rudy York
against the Yankees and Jimmy
Bloodworth against the Red Sox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
WMGA-Go|fers
Break 90 First
Time This Year
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

v Two firsts were scored in the
Wcmen's Metropolitan Golf Assoc
citation weekly medal play tourna-
mert yesterday at Plum Brook.
49, For the first time there was a
playoff for low gross honors for
4he field. Also for the first time q
core in the SOS won in the cham
ppship fight.
Dorothy Merton, protege of Joe
1osner. ana Mrs. r. w. Hoover
led for abe regulation round of
3 holes With S9's. In the playoff
Dorothy won with a par four on
ne first hole when her opponent
occurred ditch penalty and
Wound up with six.
X This is the second week In sue
ession that Dorothy has taken
nw gross honors in the champion
Nip fight.
Had ii not been for the ninth
10 eighteenth holes Mrs. Hoover
ould have had low gross wrapped
our different ways. However. on
Ne ninth she had two ditch PEN
}ties for an 8, and on the home
re she had tree trouble for an
&her 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Want TO make a 6S on a par "a
golf course. say one like Loch-
moor? If so. go out and shoot
yourself Ia pars-and four brides.
Difficult? Well, it isn't exactly
easy. But il can be done. as Har-
vey Olson demonstrated in leaGing
Lochmoor to a 23h-3h victory
over Detroit Golf Club yesterday
on the east side course.
The Olson formula for what was
the lowest round of the season in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
.WallaeSa
To Enlist
In Army

EASTON, Pa, June IL (INS).-
Jack Wallaesa Of the Philadelphia
Athletics will enlist today in the
ground service of the army air
force at Phillipsburg. N. j.. across
the Delaware River from Easton
The lanky shortstop, originally
deferred because of a punctured
eardrum, recently was reclassified
in la. Wallaesa, 21-year-old
rookie. played regularly until he
was "beaned" by a pitched ball
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

II the schedule is followed. the
playoffs will open next Wednes-
day. possibly at Bloomfield Hills,
with Red Run and Crosse lie
clashing for the championship OF
the Wednesday division.
Crosse lie. which was assured
of the Marine Group title a week
ago when Plum Hollow upset
Lakepointe No. 2, was handed its
first defeat yesterday, losing al
Oakland Hills, 1914 -612. Bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Hes Done 1t Before
.OME RUNS IN CLUTCH 2
lis HABIT FOR HARRIS

When Ned Harris in the
eleventh inning in New York
yesterday poled a homer 10
break grueiing deadlock and
whack the Tigers into a stirring
victory over the Yankees, TO 1,
II was the third time this season
the recruit outfielder has
achieved such a distinctive honor.
At Philadelphia recently,
Harris homer in the ninth in
ming pulled a victory out Of the
fire over the Athletics. 8 TO z.
That was the homer where the
ball stuck in the top of the
fence and the umpires overruled
the claim Of the Athletics that
il was a ground rule two
Dagger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
0ufsfafe SoftbalI TO-
In Debut Here Tonight

Ida (Mich,) Sportsmen will
make their first appearance in De-
troit tonight as members of the
Ohio Softball League,
facing Fruehauf. another new adj
dition. in Mack Park at 9:15 p. m.
Fruehauf is setting the pace in
the ID. S. A. Major League race.
Club Chene-Trombly and Local
400 Co Eds. Metropolitan girl
champions, will clash at BIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
HERE'S HOW YOU CAN SHOOT A SO

the District Golf League included
brides on the third, fifth, tenth
and fourteenth TO go with the
pars.
With Mat off his mind. Olson
now can busy himself directing the
leagues playoffs. from which his
team. which won the championship
a year ago. will be missing. Loeb
moor was eliminated a week ago,
Red Run taking its place by cap
turing the Navy Group title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Schmitt and Johnny Howard Of
Oakland Hills had 76s for low.
Winners of the two Sunday
groups-Aviation and Army-wilI
be decided this weekend. barring
ties. which. by the way, are pos
sible in both cases. The winners
then will play off for the Sunday
division championship week
hence, setting the stage for the
deciding match with the Wednes-s
day winner. y y