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First publication March II, 1912.
Last publication April 6, 1912.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Rationing Of Retreads
Needed With Demand
Five Times Supply
Only 300 Tons Of Rubber
Allotted This Month
For Renovoting Tires

With five customers for every tire
the Government today appeared to
have no choice but to ration re-
treads as we'll as new tires.
That is approximately the ratio
of retreads being made available
this month to the normal passenger
car ownerd demand, and raw ma
terials spokesmen indicated the sit
uation would become worse instead
of better in coming months.
o. P. M. rubber experts disclosed
yesterday that only 300 tons of
crude rubber were allotted this
month for recapping passenger car
tires, an amount sufficient to turn
out only 6720 tires for the Nations S
27000, 900 car owners.
Most Of Rubber for Trucks.
According to estimates of the
American Automobile Association
the normal monthly demand for
tires is about 100000, including
the truck tire consumption. In the
District of Columbia alone the nor
NAL monthly turnover is 10000 tires,
about one -thirtieth of the countrys
entire retread stock pile for the
month.
Some 1900 tons of crude rubber
have been made available for re-
treads during the month. it was
learned. but 1000 tons have been
earmarked for truck tire use. This
is case of providing seven times
as much rubber for about one
seventh Of the motor vehicles (there
are about 4,500000 trucks in the
country. Trucks. however, are be-
coming increasingly important for
the transport Of yitally needed war
materials.
Congress was giving attention to
problems growing out of the short
age of crude rubber. The Senate
passed and sent to the House a bill
authorizing the Secretary of Agri-
culture to plant $4,000 acres of quay
ule rubber plants in the Western
Hemisphere and to conduct expert
ments with other types of rubber
bearing plants.
The Senate's special committee
studying small business problems
undertook solution of the problem
of finding tires for trailers. after
hearing assertions from industry
that trailers were needed for de-
fense housing. E. E. Raymond Of
Saginaw. Mich. president of the
Trailer Coach Manufacturers Asso-
citation. said the industry was
"stymied" by the tire shortage.
Meanwhile. it was disclosed that
some exports OF automobiles and
rubber products to Latin America
may be permitted despite the Short
age and rationing in this country.
Douglas MacKeachie. o. P. M.
director OF purchases. said this was
under consideration in announcing
ALLEGATION to the other American
republics OF 375,OO0 tons of steel,
100000 pounds Of rayon. 10000 900
worth of farm equipment and var
3ous other products.
The allocations are for the first
quarter of 1912 and Mr.. MacKeachie
indicated like quantities of such
exports to Central and South Amer
lean nations would be permitted
In the remaining quarters unless
there was a material change in
conditions.
A resolution calling on the o. P.
M. to amend tire rationing regula-
tions to include clergymen among
those eligible for tires and tubes was
introduced in the Senate by Senator
Bilbo, Democrat, Of Mississippi.
The I. o. U. Of the Red, White
and Blue! United States savings
bonds and stamps. Buy them every
payday,
Evening star., 1942-01-16
13O.Pound Navy Hero
Held 70-Pound Gun
To Fell Jap Plane
PeurI Horbor Rudiomun
Describes Spectacular
FIGHT With Invuder
pS the Associated Press.

Hv the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, Jan. l6.-A
naval radioman who tore a 80
caliber machine gun from burning
plane and used 1t to bring down a
japanese fighter craft during the
sneak attack on Hawaii told his
story yesterday from a bed In the
Naval Hospital.
Evacuated because of an injury
suffered in a plane crash 10 days
later, w. c. Burkhead, %, OF Alton,
Mo-, calmly related that he was
awakened that Sunday morning by
the first firing Of japanese pilots.
Il ran outside and jumped into
my car to drive over to the hangar
where the attack was the heaviest" :"
he said. Il had my first good luck
while on the way. When a car di-
rectly in front of me, driven by one
Of our pilots, suddenly swerved to
the right, so did I. It's good thing
I did, too, because diving plane
splattered a trail of machine gun
bullets down the highway where we
had been.
Il ran onto the field to a burning
Evening star., 1942-01-16
to get my plane" Burkhead con-

to get my plane" Burkhead con-
tinued.
THE Jap flyer dove straight at
the corner Of the hangar where I
was set up, but for some reason
didn't open up with his guns. Per-
haps he was waiting, as was. When
he was only $50 yards from me
let him have three short bursts into
the propeller.
"A split second later the plane
pulled back steeply, then fell of
on one wing and crashed into the
bay. That kind Of evened-up the
score a little. even If it did take
500 rounds to do it,"
Navy officers said the Missourians
achievement was particularly COM
mendable because the machine gun
he used weighed TO pounds. The
Evening star., 1942-01-16

plane and yanked .30-caliber ma
chine gun from its mount, grabbed
up three cans Of ammunition and
headed for cover" Then he broke
windows In the hangar with the
gun barrel, rested the weapon on q
shoulder-high sill and began firing.
II fired all three cans and hit
several planes. but apparently they
were not badly damaged. Several
bombs landed near the hangar,
spraying glass on the men and
knocking down others. Part OF the
hangar was in flames from in
cendiary bullets. The Jap bombers
never scored direct hit, however. D."
When his ammunition was ex-
hausted he raced to an armory and
found a belt of shells.
Here's where was lucky enough
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Brazilian Flag Floats
Over hazi Gift Ship

BY the Associated Press.
SANTOS, Brazil, Jan. 16.-Tl e
Brazilian flag floated today over
the Windhuk, l6662-ton German
passenger liner suddenly transferred
to Brazil at the outset of the Pal
American Conference in Rio &c
Janeiro to map common action
against the Axis.
The Windhuk, which piled b.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

sailor stands S feet Z inches and
weighs only 100 pounds.
Ten days after the Pearl Harbor
attack Burkhead's arm was broken
when a plane in which he was
on duty crashed at sea, killing two
men.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

tween Africa and England before
the war, has been in refuge in Santos
since December 7, 1899. She steamed
in then under the japanese flag
Evening star., 1942-01-16
G A n A D A.
Prepared by The National Geographic Society
Sov. This Map for Your Scropbook


involving
Powell High
will listen
school omch
accompanying articles prepared by the National
wthr changing or an
Evening star., 1942-01-16

and bearing the name OF Santos
Maru after slipping out of Lobito,
Portuguese West Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Vitcd himself to our wedding
Just 10 he sure there is we'd
ding" Frank answered
oh" said Martha. Then,
again, "Oh."
Then she was quiet. but Frank.
stealing a glance at her, saw that
her eyes were shining.
The trooper proved not only 10
be an unlimited guest at their
wedding. 1t was he who found the
town clerk 10 issue the license and
then almost Shepherded them 10
the home of a clergyman, where
the ceremony was performed.
Good luck" he called when
they drove off. Don't worry
about that ticket"
The trooper was still leaning
against his parked machine when
a fellow policeman drove up with
the remark, Pretty quiet, isn't
il ."
yes" answered the first
trooper, quiet but good. Very
good i'm fact. Had funny thing
happen today. Ran into fell
low this afternoon and he gave
me 50 bucks TO arrest him for
speeding.
That's all he wanted me 10
do-just give him a ticket. When
he came along later I stopped
him and darn II he didn't have a
girl with him and said he was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

motorcycle passed tn c m. The
state trooper riding it waved his
arm for them to draw over on tho
side of the road and stop. Frank
began TO brake the car.
Quick" SAID Martha. Move
over and let me get i'm the driV-
er'S seat. You remember what
the Judge said oh, Frank, hurry,
please
But the trooper was already
walking back toward them. Frank
had not moved
He showed his drivers license
and registration card az orders
from The trooper The latter ther
began 10 write out a ticket IL
suppose YOU know YOU were doing
close In go, don't you?" he SAID.
As matter Of fact, I don't"
answered Frank MY Specdom-
ctcr'S broken. But / didn't thinl,
II was that fast"
mine isn't broken" answered
The trooper. lie held out the
summons.
Softly almost quietly Martha
began 20 sob. The trooper said
SORRY. lady. But IL won't get YOU
in any trouble You weren't driv.
ing
Frank began folding The sum.
mons Then hC said II realize ~,
something YOU have 10 do. But
was wondering IL you'd listen Ia
reason" As thpItroopcr began ia
iroWn he hastily added "Net that
Nothing like giving YOU the money
TO pay the fine. l didn't mean
that"
Just what did YOU mean ."
tle trooper asked.
Its like this" wered
Frank speaking slowly. Were
clipping and J was afraid we'd be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
late. II I have To come back to
court tomorrow"


court tomorrow"
He stopped and waited.
Martha gaSped slightly. Frank
dared not look at her. The
trooper leaned forward and said.
How about il, lady? Il this fell
low teIlin' the truth? Are you
really elopin'?"
II seemed hours 10 Frank before
Martha answered. He knew what
was going through her mind. If
she said no it would mean that he
would probably 90 10 Jail.
yes. We are" Martha muir
INJURED.
The trooper Strengthened up.
"All right" hc said. But I've got
10 have good excuse for killing
this ticket. Maybe you're telling
me the truth and maybe you're
not
But ! know one way tO find
out. Just keep driving until YOU
come tn the county seat. I'll tie
right behind you"
INVITES SELF TO WEDDING
As he walked away Martha
grabbed Franks arm and asked.
what does he mean-hell be
right behind u.s."
Looks like he means he's in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
big Three
Hitler, MussoIini, Yamamoto
Fight Axis Namesakers

NEW YORK. July p QNS).-
Hitler, MuSsolini and Yamamoto
We're the hit of the National
BroadcaSting Company'S latest
army hour.
The three are Sgt. Louis S. Hit
Ter of Fort Knox, Ky; Pvt. Fred
NJ. MuSsotini of Buckley Field,
Colo, and Pvt Shirosi Yamamoto
of Fort Riley. Kan.
After paying their uncompli-
mentary respects TO their name
sakes, the trio joined yesterday in
remarking that they are in the
army to wallop Hitler. Mussolini
and Yamamoto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
By Wait Disney
Letter Perfect!

IIERE pleasant little game will you
II numerical designed to spell out
your fortune letters first the number
subtract the number Is less than
number Start at the upper left
and check every one OF your Key
left right Then read the message the letters uoer
the checked figures give you 2 III
Copyright by Distributed ttus Features Ina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

the speed limit, Frank" she said
II don't need a speed0mcter 20 tell
me that. Maybe you'd better let
me drive"
- I'm barely making 80, - Frank
replied The trouble j. that
you're thinking about"
Abruptly he stopped. Behind
them came growing roar. a
AnNEHTLsLNLET
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

clipping, 81 1 gave him extra
service"
Married. huh >" asked the
other trooper
yeah" replied the first
"Darned if understand il yet"
THE END.
Tomorrow short story: What
Davey Needed, by Melle Bruck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Leaders Seem Doomed
In State Tournament
Detroit Stars
on Alleys in
Saginaw

Detroit's leaders in the doubles,
singles and all-events of the thirty
ninth annual state bowling tour
|nament. in progress at Saginaw
all will breathe easier II they still
are heading their respective divi-
sions after Sundays big attack is
completed.
They are John Gavle and Pete
Carter with a combined total Of
1928 in the two-men, Mette Stand
fish. who heads the singles on 1876
and AL Killian topping the all
events with 1857.
The reason for their fears Is
because members Of no less than
90 other Detroit regular qulntet>
will he peppering away. And IN
the group are such SharpShOootCrS
that collect strikes and spares for
Joe Norris Stroh. George Bryant
Schmidt. Chef SliccyS Norton
Louie BurT's National and Rudy
IWalbyS Five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
More and Less

The Detroit leaders totals COM
pare favorably with those of last
year, a little less in Two events
and a little more IN the thIIH
Steve kowalczyk paired with Emil
Dimitrie for 1888 last year Mike
SiraguSa. then member Of Stand
ishs club. shot 739 while Mark
Collinak collected 1888. All are
IDetroiterS.
But the talent assembled ON the
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
fives named above has tho pres
ent pacemakerS worried no lIrfio
lThey point 10 the records oi recent
years which disclose PM Bau.
man and Wally Reppcnhagon OF
lStroh won the doubles with 1}115
and the former also the aN-cyent,
with 2004 in 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Paris Sweeper
Ends Sunday
STANDINGS
STANDINGS

Bob THYME Will he ready 10 pre-,
sent Stroh 5000 for the SECOND
consecutive year as the winner 81
his annual Paris llvp-man sweeper
az Southeastern Recreation Sun
day night unless one Of the u re.
naming teams tops 3057.
p. Lemsas Frank Daniels Ma
gees PIl Williams Queen Bon Adair
Van Dvke Recreation NJ Elliott Eecrea
'fpr Fd BENTLEY % M FayE0, Harr,
Tuhfan John NIG.tt Francis TRAY
Loves Recreation Frank Grafssie Schltz
Jact Cunningham. srhf'g RoyaIrI spear
.Frank gardcIa 70 o. mi NorEc Herman
BeuEeII. Detroit EeCfeafIoo George Nor
gan. Wolverine. HAMS Gatie Fkhsrft 4
Becker George Holmes. Nottingham
HenrN FruchHr Service. 20 Mason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Husband, Wife
Has ; Threats
STANDINGS

Leslie tredercks and Emmett
Dunn of Nj. Clemens and Ted
Thornton and their wives loom as
~ rn,cf threats the 1877 Of Clara
a-d Harry Allcn must hold up
4cau-t N the third annual huS-
ylad and wife bowling tournament
- Mack Boulevard Recreation
uday
The Ficdcricks and Quinns arc
among the 20 couples from the
Bowl-O-Drome Of Mt. Clemens on
the final two squads. Upper PENN.
sula Club viii dominate the 3 p. m
shift. while The first two will he
mixed. The event continues twc
more week-ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Most Discussed

Bernard Carrico, president, So
off q bomhShell on the Titan cam
pus last week when he challenged
Charles Weber, head Of the DAY
school bowlers. 10 produce team
10 meet representative nigh
school five for the all-Campu!
l.. Of y. championship. His Chal
lenge touched off a Controvers!
that is making bowling the mos
discussed sport AT the TitaT
stronghold these days.
We know we can lick those
guys from the day school, and
we're ready Ia prove II TO them
any time" says CarrlCo. I'VE
are anxious 10 met them In n
three. six or nine-game match
for the u. of -. title"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Probably no group in the city
has a greater enthusiasm than the
young men and women who com
pete in tho bowling league Of the
Evening College Of Commerce and
Finance at the University of De.
trOlt.
These youngsters are so rabiG
they have made the game the most
most popular and successful in
tramuyal sport on the jefferson
avenue campus. And they have
done II in spite Of difficulties that
would have discouraged others.
Students who attend the l.. ot
u. night school get their educa
ton the hard way. They work
all day in offices and plants and
then hike out 10 school AZ night
for 4 lengthy session with the
books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Norton Trio

They also show Jack DlG.o' ami
and Bert Pearson Of Norton led
the field with 1878 IN 1910 and
.Chet Shccy, the team captain
headed the singles with 80 a.
1887. There arc others present
too, which give them reasons Ia
be uneasy.
When the attack has hccn com
.ple,ed only StandlSh may bc ud,rg
the crest Of the wave The double,
and all-eVentS are apt 10 see now
totals hung up that WI stand
through the close OF the even,
April 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Described as "one Of hose
leagues that makes YOU nervous
the Metropolitan Classic resumes
operations at Great Lakes. Sunday
night. with three games difference
among the first SIX teams. Two
are tied for FIRST, Standard and
Roadway.
Standing out on the card is the
Palmer Park and Norge. Mary
grove clash. These teams. tied at
a victories and "a defeats each,
the same record also enio1
10y Midwest. are 81 evenly matcs
no one mentions the probable
winner.
Midwest catches handful ia
Nj. Elliott. EaCh team has been
mp and down the scale and with
seven weeks 10 60 each has q
chance 20 improve ITS position as
. Midwest Is only two games from
Tho lead and NJ. Elliott FIVE.
DSnIN, upSct'er Of Roadway. 10
all prunci 10 rap Standard and
tlnC.C The race some more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
MARIE NESBITT
MARIE NESBITT
Bowling U.-D.'s Top
Intramural Sport

The league was organized along
its present lines in 1890. Since
then attendance has been uni
formly excellent despite adverse
conditions.
Officials are proud Of the fact
that they were the first university
league to enter A team in the
A. 3. c. tourney, taking partJn
the 1910 meet here. The league
also has been regularly repre-
scented in the Chene-Trombly $50,
CYO and other events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
In 18Th Yeor

At 1890 each Friday night
from II to Is hours after they
have started their working days.
more than 30 Of them hurry over
TO the alleys to participate in their
league Il is now in It's thirteenth
year and the oldest continuously
sponsored Intramural sport at the
school.
Two coed teams are included.
They add rest To the league"
an official cNDIaJnS -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Lutheran L ague
PIN STANDINGS

TEAM-REGtLAR
national Welding. Fsy cry -''f
Polok - clair
Camera shop Detroit
u nj sch Detroit 900
salem Yankees. petr0' 60,
ONER-ANFRAGE
Redemption Pirates. pr'r0t
Redemption TIGERS Det-r' r-
- Tau' Dearborn
Bees Sew BOSTON .Ht
Te.reAa busters WFart1'fa $50
DOtBfT
Clsrenc. rehr Ft ~ ser N-t-7. goo.
norman and Arthur F.s-s Detroit .-..
Archie lander Ear SneI Ray CO.. 1885
Walter Har'k Peer RIsh.e Tefr..- '..f
Herman Bengeu Car. F0Ie~s. uerIut I-r"
SINGLES
Pm Schmidt DETROIT -nt
Arthur krs.- 50 Jr uc'rrf
Har1Id Neufc- Toledo t.-
Fred ta0ss Fast Tavas s4-
Waiter Graebrer B1h r.'r ffl
AIL-FNFNTS
Wausr Hare Detroit fe1t
Walter RepperraEev. Detroit 1854
OTTO Mueller B4t CIV -t'
Erwin Johnson Detroit 's.-
Frank Marr petroIt i-Nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Ri(hmdn TOPS
Rainbow Pin

Floyd Richman topped Satur-
day squad m me Rainbow Indi-
N6ual Classic when he totaled
1907. lis games were l97. 166. 1877,
rs and -l1
~farr d. D.. .-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

IupLccLnnp 1901 srhas'sr. Mr. Tsrtsll
RWOHoOAuUn No am
Cocktail Louros cHe'rd Clancy At m. IAN.
mord oruau. oosu Bo~l,nq An Day sat. sun.
ART CENTRE ~o0OT Tf ~ a. ~"sst"
oosn Bouiiro All Day Saturday, and sunday
Free PARKING 2 ALLEYS.
prLnnu ". VERNON AT WATERMAN
op.O so.liro All osy SATURDAY., and sunday, from
s3o A. ~. uo'il ciou0o. % 5fard Ns~ ALLEYS
BOWLING SCHOOL 1850 y seH {.ai5,
Your foo,4ort mass, the Ban Bsct Up
prop In and See wyrs Spsuld,0s. io'rueto,
CHeNe- TRONBLY ''i 20. o s,5S
W. WIN Appr.cia,. Your vote for the lqn
Men, CITY tournament five Men Event.
DFNRY u52s wHlttltR At ttttY 20.
" ALLEYS. 0oso Ro~iira saturday, and sunday
From 80 A. NJ Until Closrs
cLpnlu APO WOODWARD AVE.
uHnuCN rE 2.ssso
Omen Bo~lino An DAY saturday, sod sordsu
From ~ A N. Uo'il a
81 ENEAGIeS tVteSo,so ~ s1"sussr
Ffom Until cio,ra FEE Intrucuor'
GRAND CENTRAL ''" ~ Tyss s',,i gA7N
on,,,.,, Ars,, In nsiro,' opso Bo4noo Sa'r.
dsu ssd SUNDAYS from io.h ~ Uotu a "
GREAT LAKES A. w " SnS 'a"S y" ss,
An 20 AUs,s Available FOR Orsn Bosnna Tods,
Ttom 90 a Until Cinunu
IMPERIAL REC St e,s1sA n9'9 3SsA F5o'
% Modern Alleys.
op,n Every nay Tin Midniam Ma 9iqa
J. J. MILLeTTS so IT, tFg y.st.s .
10 Ausyt npso Boufiao An. N p, ~
"a After 10 in. All 0N SATURDAY
I nur'c pCn m BOWLING ALITYS
lUWl , nLO' m pfLLtAPD TABLLs
pautifui tnss'sn lsUHgs
1926 &. Isfsfsea a. Eaitssn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15

Whether Norton H.ae '.a
Gas a champions Ip o. 'hc
Tines weepsfskcs WITH its
s202 core VIII he known A.
rHcr SUNDAY when 'ae
event comes 70 a close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Palmer Park,
Norge in Metro
Banner Match
z Contenders. Tied in
Standings; Standards
Oppose DENLY Five
STANDINGS
sINnAAs MATCHEs

Rrer "a. Roadway. sHrys ID Ch,n.-
Tr1mt ~ Or.uE 81, DENLY vs stand
ard 5-F Palmer PARK " Norge Mary
grove 80 At Centre IS. PsrSside, e-lo :
So F..nv ts Midwest 1i-l2 A. Great
Lakes Recreation, Baltimore and Wood
ward, 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-15
Winner 4 Times

Stroh always has performed
wei IN The Times Sweep, In the
past nuc years it has come doWr
front no less than four times. The
Stroh boys won m 1884 with 30S9
a total they matched later that
season TO become the first Detroit
team 10 ever win an A. =. {. title.
They repeated in 1885 with 1927,
Won in 1898 with 1896 and last
year with 1863.
Their 3l27 was tho highest
rolled until Norton came along two
weeks ago. They VIII be- without
their captain. Norris. who is still
commissioning from an operation,
but still are able 70 carry on when
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