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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
TEN GIRLS


II YOU are interested Ir aviation and
carniug - per hour. apps lO 0 800
Lafayette Bldg
THREE finger vavrfs wau'cUfe' 0us HH
around So So weekly steady. 500
Industrial Bank Building
TYPtST
General ofhce work some dicia'iu1. must
he good Al figures Naruef Baking Corp.
ration. 2O02 Fourth. Caunlnt 1870
TYPIST Shorthand not essential Oh
portunity 90 learn switchboard salary sGd
bonus ". r., Gregory Son. Inc Jul
Cass n
'TYPIST for interesting VofK il fore es'at.
usned ConGern doing w80 work pleasant
working conditions stale Alt experience
salary and telephone number Write B,s
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL, yi22-S3.59
Cash and carry. 50 so. IS years experi-
snce. 1000 guaranteed Detroit oriental
Rug Works, i2l22 Broadstreet no. 5000.
BEAUTIFUL rur and upholstered fur
niture cleaning. Ieuovating guaranteed.
insured. 9vi2. 50 50 cash and carry 50 50.
Garfield Rug ana Furniture Cleaners.
5l35 fireman Tyler 5-l500
NoRTHW EsTERN Carpet Cleaning ISIS
Colhngwood Rugs cleaned. insured.
Telephone HOrarth 300
Evening star., 1942-09-01
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FUR. lst-FL. APIS, AMI, l FARE
pvt. ent.: work. couple. HI 0449-M.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

LADY. refined. active, elderly wants
permanent home, downtown section Pay
well, Columbia 2579
LADY, gentle, pro. musician, desires
studio eiose-in NV. sec, cooking priv =,
PVT or semi-pvt. bath, pref unfurn.
COLORED-Young couple want room with
home priv. or Groom furnished apt, in
NV. section preferred Call TR 2lOs.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

$40 to S45 MO.-FURNISHED. SEPARATE
bedroom and kitchen: ref; Sgle. Gov tenn
ployed lady; near Dupont Circle or walk
ing distance to Munitions Bldg. IA. 5Sl2,
Sunday till pm, ewes. after z. MISS
LIGHTLY. i
Evening star., 1942-09-01
ROOMS uhEuRNlsHEp.

VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE-Larse. al
ranged for privacy, partly furnished. Ca
Adams l225 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

Az 7th ST SE.-2 r. K. AND 3.
utilities furnished. No children or pets.
Rent, S30.50. Open. WASHINGTON HOuS-
ING CORP. 93l H St NV. MA. 800.
3-RM. APT, HEAT. GAS ELEC., REAS.;
adults only. 2715 Mills ave. ne.
2O35 K ST.-CENTRAL.LY LOCATED: 4
rooms, including combination dinette-
kitchen and bath: in business section.
over store; heat furnished; $50 month
KEY at 20l Investment. See MR.. NYCE.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. Q RMS,
mod. kit. and bath, fireplace: NV: sec,
conv. transp. util furn.; HO. 300s.
3477 HOLMEAD PL. NW.-FIRST FL,
rms, kitchen, bath; heat and hot water
$50 per month. HO. BIG.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

JERSEY COW. 4 yrs. old. fresh. Call after
5 pm. Union 127g.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

l443 GIRARD ST Nw.-BAsEMENr
apt, modern. sink, fun bath; accommo-
date > or a people; cool in summer, warm
~ winter: sa6; after pm. DU. bo5i
rooms Tor housekeeping. Box 36e-Y, Star.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APARTMENT
with another. near CAPITOL. convenient to
Navy Yard university man preferred.
Box 3Tl-Y. Star.
VIC OF 18th AND COLUMBIA RD--9
room. kitchen and bath apt, for person
who will purchase furniture. MI, bo67.
4ois GA. AvE-FRoNT RM.. KELyTNA-
bed, s. s. 50 kk wk. ''''~ W. '''N'' '"
SIS NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-ENTTRE ard
A., . rms. kitchen, bath. Frigidaire. s4s
per mo adults. Call Do. 5667 after 2:
TWO APARTMENTS, LARGE ROOMS.
Guided: private home. Cali ia, 834i.
134 i3th ST sE-BEDRooM, KITCH-
enette, dnette, Frigidaire, gas. electricity;
adults, Call after pm. Reasonable,
pTowNTowN. 1917 MASS; AVE NV Va
shower, private entrance. ---.---
PA CONCORD AVE. Nw;--.TWo RMS.
kitchen and bath. heat light and Eas,
quiet employed GENTLE couple only. Call
after $40 pm. $50. ------.--..
QUIET GENTLE COUPLE, SUBS. -LIv-
ing room. dinette, kitchenettes bedroom
and bath. utilities, Phone WO. 63s2. SeO.
LARGE LIVING BED ROOM. LARGE
kitchen, semi-prYate bath, newly fur-
nished adults only; S55 monthly, incud-
ing all utilities Apply 2I27 ] st st. NV,
Apt. !.
80 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.--2-ROOM
apt, utilities furnished. SIS wk,. basement
apt. shower, utilities furnished. Sl2 wk.;
adults. Call NO. 1924
GIRL TO SHARE MODERN APARTMENT,
close to new War and Navy Buildings. bus
at door GIL 6346.
GIRL TO SHARE BEAUTIFUL STUDIO
apt. with others; good transportation.
/ 302 Conn. ave. NV. HO. 9644.
/ MT. PLEASANT GENTLE GIRLS TO
/ share with others lge, light, comfortable.
/ attrac. apt, S25 ca. CO. 5000.
/ $50 NEWTON ST NW.-FURN BASE
/ ment apt, sleeping rm and lge. kit, elec.
| refg.. gas, elec. Incl, S35 mo.
/ ? RMS, KIT, FRIGIDAIRE, SEMI BATH;
| gentle adults only. S41 so mo. us 10th
| st. sc.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSsifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-09-01


DOGS, PETS, ETC.
COCKER SPANIELS C2), females. black. .
weeks old. A. K. c. registered Falls
Church 2244-J.
COOKERS. CHI My Own Brucie." $2o-$25;
Persian kittens. $3.50: Boston, S25-S35;
Wire, $40; Airedale, $50; Boxer, $40.
IA. 1921.
STUD SERVICE, boarding and puppies;
English bulls and Boston terriers. 1915
Taylor road, HyattsVille. Union 1851
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker Spaniel Puppies, Stud Service.
9IO1 Ralto AVE RerWYn l2N. WA lSpi
Evening star., 1942-09-01
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your movins. Edelman $
Moving IL Storage Co. TAYLOR 2931.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

Radio Trouble? FTee mes est HonssT work nTr. yH.r
MID CITY Radio Shop. 90 pm. MA. 0T77.
ROOFING. TIMING. PAINTING,
GUTTERING AND SCOUTING
CALI, MR.. SHIPLEY. GE. Abs.
ROOF WORK, get 1t done now before
supplies are exhausted. Bacon. oxford
257l. 3"
WE INSPECT, oil and adjust any make
sewing machine, 69c: prompt service;
famous New Home sewing machine sales
and service.
THE PALAIs ROYAL DISTRICT 400
Evening star., 1942-09-01

35-PT. CABIN CRUISER. new engine and
reduction gear sleeps 5: inclosed deck
house: completely equipped throughout.
RA uI02
BRIDGE. deck cruiser, 36-ft.: excellent
condition; sleeps six: suitable to live on.
$4,000; boat value. $1,000 Must sacrifice:
drafted; s. 500; call T. Jones, DI, 1910
between . and g pm.
MULLINS. l7h-ft all-metal speedboat,
u place; fully equipped, Lycoming powered.
Overlook 1919 after 6 pm Bargain.
$500 cash Must sell Immediately.
33-FT. CABIN BOAT. excellent cond., COM
pete equipment: $3.50. Phil Vail, NO
3719 or Comptons Boat House. Just above
Key Bridge,
BOAT CLEARANCE SALE
Canoes, rowboats, sailboatS. skiffs. s. K.
Fulton. S05 Maine ave. s.W EX. 1905.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
WANTED; NV. SECTION; 5 OR
6 ROOMS; WILL SIGN FOR
FULL YEARS LEASE: GIVE
BEST OF REFERENCES. WO.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

3-4-5-ROOM APT, UNFUR-
NISHED; NEAR CONN.
AVE. BETWEEN DUPONT
CIRCLE AND CLEVELAND
PARK. PERMANENTLY LO-
GATED ADULTS. WI. 1904.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

Highest cash prices paid. G,.t our ofIel
before you sell. Arthur Markell, 9IS r st
NV. Rm. 3Ol National O2S4.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

l443 GIRARD ST. Nw.--RAsFMEN-r
apt, modern. sink, fun bath; acconimo-
IN winter; s66, after 5 pm. DU. bo5i
rooms for Housekeeping. Box S6e-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
RADIO REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

RADIO SERvICE-Factory authorized
service on r. c, A.. Phileo and Zenith;
r c; A. phiieo rsdlo tubes & dehveaed stn ane
1857. Gordon's Radio Shop.
Evening star., 1942-09-01

4536 MACOMB ST-Gentlemen; 2 bed
living rms, bath between; quiet. private
home; exposures. Entire wing OF second
floor. SI5 each. Also twinbed liy. I'm. ,,
flreplace. conV. trans: refs. EN-. .33b4
Evening star., 1942-09-01
Continued

WANTED YOUNG MAN TO share large apt
with another; reasonable. Call NO. 1920,
Apt. 364. after z pm.
1900 HARVARD ST NV, Apt 7-Large
room. nicely furnished. 3 windows, large
closet; woman only. Call after pm,
co. 5969.
4412 46th ST NW.-Spacious dble rm.
in new home; S25 each, or $50 with privi.
leges, shower: "a block to bus. OR. b57s.
BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB. Be-
thesda. Md.-Single room tsentile only.
private bath: full club membership in
cluded; maid service: $40 per week. Phone
WI. 1640.S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Bank by Mail Service
Proving Most Popular

A service which permits IT. ezs-
toners TO hank BY mail = proving
very popular. according 70 the
rasnaEenent a the Central bank.
located At sth and Pine
Designed 70 b q service 70
those who find II impossible 70
visit the hank during the regular
hours. the bznk-by-mal plan Is
very simple N is workings.
Depositors are supplied with a
deposit slip. q mail deposit re-
capt and . sef-addressed en-
velope. The proceedure Il much
the same a. depossting ones
check In the hank except that
instead Of handing checks and a
deposit alp to q cashier. they are
placed In an envelope and mailed
ne mail teller dates and signs the
receipt and sends il back 70 the
deposifor for his records.
Wartime restrictions have made
Il Increasingly difficult for Gus
toners TO do their banking during
normal hours and the oenk-by-
mail plan has solved the problem
most satisfactorily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Tuell Funeral
Home Decorated

t. Tueu Fzn<-sl ho-nt. loesis1
q srh ave- Al Trzfton 81. as
sa.ts reosztly heea ronplstsly -
secora.ed both INSIDE ard CIT
The company has always Fridsd
itssls O. re seausy q its faelztles
"a Re rsscernizlnE q TIE estse-
lzhrens - Z he EIth company
poIicles % keep ia bziloinEs e7o
rrouaas i first class condition
II euEl6izx = waite Ftueco
oxer tie. to pure beauty q vhieh
- enhanced ~ It's red tie roof
I'D rs I'D steps ard PorcneS
rnade are two ofnces three
saa-aer rooms ard two corridors
a. q which have beer rscecorated
Boastiax a personal service. Al
important positions are filed y
members q TIRE T0sl family
Tnsse include three licensed ~
neral directors. two licensed en-
bAinsrs = wonan assistant and
an orrzrist
ne company maintains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Victory Stops" Are
Rule for Denver Bus

DEW r Street cars Al
tus<s~s IN Denver are nov nskinr
victory stops 70 speed U her
~~y1ee Under TIE rev arranEe-
-sut. the trarnwsy cars step eniy
AZ every ether corner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Chinese Elected to
Class Presidency

GLOVER VILE n t.
De-aerscy = nore thar a sord 70
n. .srfarx IN GIoFsrET1lie IN
srhooL Thsy have elected
Chinese student Kenneth Gu
president q ths class q a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
City Fathers Don't
Let George Do III

COIFAN. Cal - Colfsx city
fathers are Dot o1es 20 SIT around
ard let George Do l. When the
city garbage collector resigned.
Councilman Ellsworth Msrtineih
rented q truck. hired a helper and
collected the eity's accumulated
refuse. When the city Tag got
stuck atop the nagpoie. Council
man George Z Pipes shinnied up
the 1o0-foot staff and fixed IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Had No Ticket, But She
Made Train Trip to See
Grandma 200 Miles Away

r0fLAk nLrFT. Mes-orzt-
nss - = tn - - - crzn1nz
and i h ~ 70 \ nlne-yesr-osz
81 = t.ks care q tat ezer
rnen 4 means . tran TIP q
nes<zv 90 zl,es slon<.
That my h.v< h<<a th< ressun-
~ hffls Caroline Ha<f.r q 81
Lculs enp1oy>t to1zy n re ho-ne
- h<r Erzntmoth<r. who nres
here< VALE p1line and her rnc<hsr
n - Loazs nsrv<ae6 a. k<r r.
oourrefulne<x
nrp1kne- . laird <rzHer.
started fer $4,000 4. st- Leuzs
ye<tera.y. - l.s1~az -
hnnrard . street. or a. s<k>d
fer dlrerfksns % unsc. STA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

mother. Ma George Ho<fsr-
Ma Heff.r s.if IN - Lcuzs
frat csrezin<'s Trip ~H< =
uffie ahe.k - nrhedul<--
We were roanr % crzndnsl
anyway she sid II caroitn'
hse only waited"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

caainac-LssaIle hearse ard two
late model sevsn-passsnEsr sedanA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

ffsaL II Detsrunz r<fuer<
- sor>pf h>r <kinizr 49,.
whzck - - <n<zre c.<k
eu<A&y. a.< e<<s rave her .
fr1n<f<r - . -
At ths E<znon. 80 incztre1
shout q train fer Pupizr Bauff ard
slipped tkruuxh ths gate unoo-
served
sh< ted tn oondurtnr sh< hsf
no tickst ut insisted ! tzsf have
% 80 crxntns IN Popisr Bluff
Ike ] hsss every oth<r crs<t-
nas-
H. condocfor permitted h<r g
oonplefe TIE TIP. bzf no<iffe1
state highway officers. who net
h<r IT the trzin snd called her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
May Employ Women
In Loading Buses

sEATTLE-A kind q modified
streetear hostess nay Be add
20 Seatte's transit system spon.
Officials Of the trAnkportatioa
system are considering training
girls 70 replace men leaders. !"
used az downtown points 20 sell
streetczr tokens. issue transfers
and give information
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19

PULLMAN - Hermann Ea1zch-
nznr. fcrner kex6 - ths D<azlz
fra <tRfs snf on<tlr1s coufidznts
q Adnlf Hitler. predicted her<
Tkzrzdaysn = Ep>ech thai Germany
-ezld seon bekin % us< uaor<he-
6ox veHponx probshay ineiu1i-T
RS al bacteria
He fozd the Washlngtnn STATE
coii>rs student body thst ths ns<
furr wzx Indicated x1th Hltasrs
axxunpttun q supreme personal
Command q to <sx zsr ef<o-<
through N ei<vztion q an IN
Known ren<rl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-19
Bear Meat Sells for
81 LIB. in Monfono

HEIESA. Meat = Housewives
xho fret over TIA rising price Of
meat shouz have ATTENDED an
auction heie BY the hort.na state
Fsxh ana Cane conrntsxson recent
~. Two hesrs. . yesr1ing and two
yesr-old. al dressed Ard ready n
b cut into stesks went for an
average Of 81 cents a pound
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11
He Does Everything

Moody is a 21S-pound Negro
from Morris Brown, around whom
Fort Knox power-offense is built.
He can run, pass and punt and It's
said he does all well. Sgt. Ed
Marsili. left half and lightest man
in the starting lineup at 185, also
is a triple threat.
That Fort Knox Is due to wit
ness some aerial maneuvers is a
foregone conclusion as the Titans
cannot hope to make much head
way through the line. With Gus
Dorais having such stellar pitchers
as Tippy Madarik. Henry Piper
and Jack Lowther, right handlers,
and Tom Senffner and joey Smith,
southpaws. around. Fort Knox can
expect a busy afternoon.
Under Joe Bach. former Notre
Dame tackle. who has coached
Duquesne, Pittsburgh pros and
Niagara, the Fort Knox eleven
has dropped its first two starts,
10 Ohio. State, $50. and Xavier.
1922 The Soldiers showed great
improvement against the latter
last week and Bach expects them
to hit their stride Sunday.
AS an added attraction Sundays
game has been designated as Buy
Tank Day" All children under
rs years Of age will be admitted
to the game on the payment OF
Il five pounds OF scrap.
The probable lineups:
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11
tumble Helps

The Trojans took advantage of
a tumble by Paul Sarringhaus,
Ohio State halfback, TO set up the
scoring opportunity for the first
touchdown. Mickey McCardle,
sophomore halfback. tossed a pass
10 Jack Trout behind the goal line
for the touchdown.
Ohio State received the kickoff
and needed just four plays from
Iscrimmage to record its first score.
ISarringhaus passed TO end Bob
Shaw on the u. S. c. 40 and he
sprinted the rest OF the distance
to the goal
Before the period ended the
Bucks had another touchdown and
Shaw again was responsible.
Tommy James Tipped him pass
on the goal line.
At the opening OF the third
period. Ohio State moved 81
yards TO pay-dirt in just seven
plays. Bob Frye raced 80 yards.
Captain Scores
Ohio States final marker came
early in the fourth period. Capt.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11
so SNOW FELL DOWN AT LINSDALE

Have you ever golf tragedy face to face?
If not ask Doug Roby, former University Of Michigan half
back for an introduction
Brother Roby desk bright and early the other
rornine few hours Matthae his boss arrived
the scenenot so bright early Frankly Matthae
worried.
1--WE got a job for you today, he said to Roby ITS
job you can't let me down on 49,
1--WE got a customer who really likes his golf IL Will
help to entertain him today the right
way-you what ROby when say the right way
Roby nodded.
"Sure. boss, know he smiled knowingly I'm to play
customer golf"
Now you're hitting all cylinders Kid burted
Frederick I'm glad still don't have to draw you guys
pictures around here when want something done.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11
Take a Service Man Hunting!

The small game hunting opening In Michigan next
Thursday morning will probably find hunters out this
year last when than three quarters of mon took
the fields
The game crop just plentiful Everywhere you drive
along you'll pheasans groups of dozen and
sportsmen chance their coors
than For instance there thousands of boys
Michigan the the marines and coast guard
Many of them and away from home. They'll be
missing hunting their home many the first
time
Why not give them break and take at least along
you going get touch with them? Most service
organizations such the USO will gladly tell you.
you nave extra shotgun around and few shot
gun shells crimp the old wallet much Remember
many Michigan boys stationed in farof camps
thinking of Thursday morning You'll be doing great
service you of this and that
of the local soldiers sailors and get break
the IN THE OPEN page today you'll read about other
hunters do this Be careful with
matches report quantities of scrap metal found in
way places your salvage committee empty shotgun
shells for brass and other useful and patriotic things
will help win this
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11
Mdzur Is Hero
Of Army Victory

Continued from First Sport Page
10 (UP). - Coach Bill Kern's
West Virginia University team
struck twice at the goal line to-
day rs II defeated South Caro-
lima. 1870. Big Dick Leonard,
freshman passing star, engi-
neered West Virginia's secoDd-
stringers tn the first touchdown
early In the second quarter.
Dick McTlwee led the drive for
the second score, but II was left
to Ike Martin to carry the ball
across.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 10 (UP).
Tulane made every possible kind
of a score TO beat Rice Owls, 18
to Z.
The resilient green wave
bouncing back from last weeks
defeat by Auburn - made two
touchdowns, kicked a point after
touchdown, field goal and scored
a safety.
The versatile Texans tried about
every kind of football and tailback
Virgil Eikenberg was a constant
danger with his aerial shots.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 10
(UP). - Georgia's powerful,
smooth working Bulldogs cele-
brated Frankie Sinkwich's
twenty-second birthday today
by rolling over an outclassed
Mississippi eleven, 48 to IS.
"FirebalI" frankie had large
hand In the celebration. smash
ing over for the first three
Georgia touchdowns to assure
the Bulldogs their fourth
straight victory against no de-
feats.
Nat Fleischer, publisher OF The
Ring Magazine, is the author OF
38 books of a technical and biog-
raphical nature on boxing.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11

Waiting that heaven reserved only for links unatcs
His ball was less than from the holean birdie
Roby happy too His job the same as over. He
smile of satisfaction Boss Matthaeis
face.
Doug stepped up and is his won't unconscousy
1t was the shot of lifetime ball parson
his flock landed the edge Of the took one hop
and then trickled the cup for hole-in-one.
P S-The Matthae had hoped to land lis out of
Roby reports it very chilly indeed in his Lns
dale office down by the tracks,
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11
Veterans Make
Wings Rockies
|Chdn(es S(dnt

Forty-two players are working
out daily in Olympia in an effort
TO be named members of either the
Red Wings or Indianapolis squads
for the coming season. Despite
the decision of the Omaha club in
the American Hockey Association
to curtail hockey this season. and
the fact that indianapolis won the
American Hockey League crown
last season. il is doubtful il the
roster of the Wings will be ma,
Iterially changed this year.
With return Of Johnny Mowers
veteran goalie, with seasoned de.
Ifensemen Johnny Stewart. Ales
lMotter, Ebbie Goodfellow anC
Jimmy Orlando again available
and with forwards Don Crosse
Sid Abel, Eddie Wares, sgd Howe
Carl Liscombe, Adam Brown anc
Joe Carveth already in camp. onl,
three positions on the Wings clut
are available.
The acquisition last week OF Pa
lEgan and Harry Watson, former
Brooklyn American players, b,
the Wings management for an an
Inounced sum of 5000, woule
seem 10 make the task of the
young hopefuls working out a.
Olympia a hopeless one.
The Wings and their farm club
the Indianapolis Capitols, will ge'
their first competitive tests thi.
week. The Capitols will visi
Windsor Wednesday night to en-
gage the Cleveland Barons at th'
Arena. ---.-.-----.'-----
The Wings will cross sticks will
| Al. SutphWS club in Windsor or
Saturday night. Coach Bill Cool
of the Barons will bring his clut
to Olympia Sunday night to pla,
1.-The Wings in a return engagement
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11

his 1912 eleven Dorais will also have interesting
information on other teams and games around the
country.
Joe Gembis will be back from the StateWayne game
to tell the owdown that battle From Crosse lie Naval
Training Station will 1t John Brennan, former
lineman at Michigan who is playing for the sailors,
1t. Com Harry Kpke will preside. Writers who
covered the Weekend games will be hand to add their
bit to the information offered And all will be subject to-
cross-examination by the fans attending.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11

Chicago last week and they begging for his return
Waly will have the inside dope the Michigan-Iowa
Prefght cadet game
He will also have information on future Michi-
gan opponents he has secuted and of his freshmen
To climax his visit he will give running comment
last weeks Michigan Michigan State game pictures which
will be shown
Gus Dorais who missed last weeks meeting because
of official county business, will be hand to tell about
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11

Horsemen became head coach at Duquesne he immedi-
ately picked Bach to direct his line
Notre Dame called Layden in 1884 and Bach moved
up as head coach Later he shifted to the pro league
coach of the Pittsburgh team He was head coach at
Niagara University from 1887 until he joined the army
Bach is a colorful talker and keen student of the
game The quarterbacks sure to enjoy his visit.
An old friend will make his first visit of the year,
Wally Weber The popular Michigan freshman mentor
is without peer luncheon speaker He appeared in
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11
OSU Diversified Play
Battles Trojans, 28-12

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. 10 CUP).
Ohio State added another brilli-
ant intersectional victory TO the
record of its youthful coach, Paul
Brown, today when IL defeated
Southern California. % to II, be-
fore a crowd of 56.436.
Today's triumph was Ohio
States third straight of the season
and kept il among the nations
select list of undefeated and united
teams.
Ohio State used a diversified
-offense TO bewilder the Trojans
The Bucks scored their first two
touchdowns through a smoo !
functioning passing attack. mixec
the aerials with running game
for the third marker and Tailed
the fourth touchdown strictly by
power on the ground.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-11

One of the famed seven mules of Notre Dame is
listed as speaker at the weekly meeting of The Detroit
Times Downtown Quarterback Club Monday noon. Joe
Bach who played right tackle ahead Of the famed Four
Iorseroen Of Notre Dame under Knute Rockne.
Now Bach is coach of the Fort Knox football team
,b;ch engages Gus Dorais eleven this Sunday at the
University of Detroit Stadium. After leaving NotIe
na,e he became line coach at Syracuse University In
1929 when Elmer Layden, the hllback OF the Four