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Edison Inspectors Put
Out 239 TO Feature
Scoring in Class D

SiXty-four teams, mostly from
the overaverage divisions and
drawn largely from Whitman e.
Barnes, Maccabees Building and
Grand River Boosters Leagues.
take the floor tonight at Detroit
Recreation TO resume competition
in the annual city championship
bowling tournament.
Glass A. the championship fight.
continues To remain comparatively
inactive. Only one team is on
the board. Burkes of the Western
Division, Detroit Travelling League
Edison Inspec featured
yesterday when they cleared 239
TO gain second place behind MichI-
gan Bell Northlawns in Class d.
The Inspectors number Allen
EdminSton, Art Christensen, Jack
Lowrey, Robert Dixon and Stewart
SlmmS. LoWrey had $40 of 24fi.
Camera shop failed 10 change
the situation in Class \ Only
four teams have rolled 10 date
and Bill Splits charges found
their 1861 left them in third place.
Fourth went 10 Pillar Recreation
of the Eastern Division. Travelling
League with 2f97. Burkes get
fifth automatically tonight. They
must top 2909 10 beat out Pepsi
Cola.
Department * or Bull Stamping
took third in - with 2l3. Stanley
Zyla led on $40 Michigan Tool
Room did 2lO with Earl Machleit
hitting 53s and Ernie Kegler $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

beaten on what looked like certain
scoring chances. But Toronto out
played Detroit at its own fore
checking game most of the way
and deserved the victory.
Part OF the credit must go &c
the gamble Of Coach Hap Day oil
Toronto. who benched Gordon Drill.
Ion and defenSeman Bucko Nc.
Donald. Day put Don Metz into
Drillon's place on the Apps line
and returned Hank Goldup as his
man while using Ernie
Dickens on the defense The new
Corners added fire TO the Leafs
drive
I'VE showed 'em they weren't
good enough to lick us four
straight" said Bingo Kampman
in the Toronto dressing room.
"We're still In this fight and
we'll be back here Thursday to
square the series"
In the Detroit dressing room Il
was another story.
I'VE were rotten. But well
lick 'em where II will hurt most,
In Toronto" said Sid Abel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Wares Puts On His Bio Act

There was something less than 2 minutes to play when
Wares off. But before Eddie departed he put
that goes down the best thing the has since Duck
Wucky Medwk drew the ire of the fans at Briggs Stadium
1884 when he played with the Cardinals against the Tigers
skated all the premises with the hot
bottle Some fan offered to trade him satin shoe
angry fan threw the ice.
But Eddie stuck with his bottle until the last He abso
luey refused leave the ice and Adams became
HARDWOOD refused his request the
talk things
Harwood took extra Wings by deliberately
starting the game again with Wares the ice. This gave
him chance TO give Detroit another penalty for having
many o the Ice
He sent Don Crosse off to join Wares in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Clancy, Lamporf, Harwood All HeckIed

King Clancy got the business for decision he made IL
Toronto that apparently helped the Wings Fans threw
thing He Blind Tom No T. Of the series
The switched Norman Lamport given
terrible ride for of the decisions he made Most of the
fans seemed think ride the Wings out Of the
SERIES
Last night Mel Harwood who ended in riot
Mel got into trouble when threw hot water
bottle Eddie Wares who had received 10minute
penalty picked up and tried Referee
HARDWOOD
The referee apparently didn't want part of the hot
water bottle. arthrs umbago chbains
he accepted the of Wares definite insult to his
years and gave him SIS fine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Nj. Elliott turned in two from
Palmer Park. 1896 10 26l3. Clar-
ence krajenke assisting with 623
RitterS showed Standard into a tie
with Orlings by winning over the
Shutout route. 2697 10 253S. Or
lingS came up with two from Art
Centre. 2758 to 2745. TO catch
Standard
Chene-T rombly went back into
a tie with Parkside in picking up
two. although behind in team
score. 1850 TO 2625.
DENLY had a high game Of 1886
and Fred Stark's 643 led the in
Frank Bar1ieo Of Mid.
west was one pin lower than
Stark. Clarence Kraienke. Mt
Elliott. and Pete Otto, Norge
Marygrove. tied al 623.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

It Is Midwest's turn today 10
hold a one-man lead all by it's
lonesome in the Metropolitan
Classic Bowling League. Frank
Damico's pluggers had double
victory over DENLY at Garden
Recreation last night. 1864 TO 1884,
although DENLY had total by 1864
to 1894.
Midwest moved up when Palmer
Park yielded twice TO Mt. Elliott,
1896 to 2613. Roadway and Pal
mer Park remained tied one game
distant from Midwest. Roadway
gained two from Norge-Mary-
grove, although outrolled 2757- to
tpTTAp- -
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With signing Of Harold
ChaunCy former Southeastern
High School star. 10 meet George
Council IN a one-fall match. pro-
moier Jack GirouS today com.
pleted tho mat card he will stage
IN Falryiew Gardens tomorrow
nlghi-Pavl Orth&tsecs Flash
Gordon and IN the two-in-three-
fall main event Bert Rubi and
Al LaFoon CLASH In the semi.
WIndup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Hogan, Nelson
Tie in Masters
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three down as they started yester-
day.
With only two brides and four
buzZards 10 the turn. for SO,
while Hogan was playing even par
36. Nelson lost one Of those strokes
In fact, Hogan had pulled up even
on the eighth, but Nelson moved
again on the ninth with a 25-foot
putt for a bird.
The climax came on the last
two holes. Hogan played a par four
on the SeVenteenth--or the sew
enty-frSt hole of the tournament
then bodily slammed his second
three feet from the pin on the
to bag a birdie.
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Orlendo's Bump Cause Of II All

Looking back on the whole episode fairly sure
know the Of all.
Jimmy Orlando, the rough Wing defenseman left the
penalty box and Knocked down Harwood he way
the ice
II was apparent that Harwood extremely angry. He
seemed definitely the lookout for
on the Wings Tor the humiliation Orlando had caused him.
The person who brought the hot bottle gave him
the opportunity And that eventually brought Jack Adams
shutting the ice the the game enter the
melee.
We still however, that friend John Adams
had better either convince his hockey the
for better officials or back up the they have
In four games Clancy Lampor and Harwood have been
under fire..
Can be that they are all bad Or he that hockey
isn't smart 10 hold the prestige that must 90
with showing respect for the entrusted with
OF running the game
We would try scaling burning building with Jack Adams
need be- But also believe enough admit when
he wrong and when the game backed 40 nobv for
all these years wrong
That affair at Olympia last night did no one any GOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

suspended indefinitely.
This means, as | understand
il, that Adams will have to sit
couple of seats back of the
Red Wing bench for the re-
mainder OF the Stanley Cup
series and let Edible Goodfellow
do the chaffering of lines.
There is, Of course, no rule
that will keep John James out
of his teams dressing room. So
there really is not lot to fear
from suspension.
Adams has brought his
team this far in the regular
seasons play. He has moulded
them into the fighting, scrap
ping outfit they are. They need
only one more win for a title,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Jones Ties Amateurs

NATIONAL GOLF CLUB Az.
SUSTA. Ca, April Is ms
Bobby Jones still can shoot even
With the amateurs. Jones 3O4 in
bis own tournament deadloCkcd
BIN with Bud Ward National Ani-
siefH champion and eorpofai IN
one Air corps, and Charlie Yates
former British Amateur champion
ebd ensign in the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

sometimes ne H0ppy " So he actually could 60 fishing
from this point and the result likely would be the
But much admire and respect Jack Adams he had
rally the hockey crowd around him and have
understanding about the future Of the game.
No sport survive unless there Is respect for
the officials in that sport
Referees umpire field judges, fight referees and even
timekeepers-we could and on with the list Well it
still that survive Unless the running
sport hold the respect Of the public and vastly
important the respect of the who make living out of
the sport
Jack Adams a who thrives fight and who sells
his uncorked portion the end Of last
nights game Olympia and all but caused riot that might
have injured plenty of people
You can't Adams for wanting TO back two Of
his payers-Wares and Gosso-but Adams and
all the of the hockey clan for at least not being smart
enough either up their officials get bunch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
EIEs Pick Detroit
For 1913 National

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April Is.
National ElkS' bowling cham
pionShip tournament of l943 will
be held at Palace Recreation in
Detroit, it was announced here
today following award Of the
event TO the Michigan city.
Frank G.. Mitzel. Detroit ABC
6ommitteeman and secretary Of
the Detroit Bowling Association,
presented his =e,ty,s bid.
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APPS RIDES AGAIN

With seven minutes left Apps set
up the winning goal by fighting his
way from a scramble at the boards
near the Detroit cage and. pushing
the puck over 10 Don Metz. he
tented Johnny Mowers and then
pushed the puck over 10 his
brother Nick 10 smack in for the
winner.
Detroit lost innumerable scor-
ing chances. sgd Howe. Bruneteau
Abel. Crosse and Motter were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Cup Game
Ends i'm
RraWI
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stick. The fan probably wanted the
stick as a souvenir. Others must
have had the same idea and the
fight was on. An Olympia attend
ant. one of the biggest, wound up
with the stick and proudly
marched through the mob and re-
turned it TO Mowers.
Eddie Wares. whose misconduct
penalty started the big rumpus,
and who was handed a pair of SIS
fines by Harwood, had one good
laugh
When Crosse was penaliZed be-
cause the Wings had too many
men on the ice, Wares leaned over
and told Crosse 10 hand his stick
TO the referee and tell him TO go
ahead and play for Toronto.
Crosse did as ne was told. drop
ping his gloves as we'll as stick in
front OF the referee. Hearing that
Crosse also was fined S25, Wares
stood up, shook hands with his
teammates and said:
That's naughty; you shouldn't
have done It."
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WING PILOT GETS MILD PENALTY

Of favorie people Mr.. John James Adams prob
ably Will have stand up and take few ashes from some
quarters today behavior last night at Olympia
Already the president of league Frank Calder has
cut and the Red Wing is
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OTHER CHAMPIONS

Ed Primer and Sy SusSman OF
New York successfully defended
their mems doubles title against
Pagliaro and Jimmie j. jacobson
PIT. 2l-19, 1921. 2l-l3. In mixed
doubles, the new champions are
Leah Thai of Columbus and Billy
IIoltzrichter Of Chicago. who de-
feated Mrs. Clouther and Leslie
Lowry of Somervlle, Mass. 20-22
1921, 21-14. 2l-13. 22-20 Mildred
Shahian of Boston and Mrs
Clouther won the women'S doubles
over Leah Thall and Sally Green
2l-19, 1921. 22-20.
Marlin +. Tucker OF Chicago
took the veterans singles crown
from Bill Gum Of New York,
PILL. 2l-17. 1921. 1916. Melvin
Nichols of st. Louis won the boy S
singles from Daniel Cory of
Chicago, 11-21, 1927, Pill, 21-12,
Dl-1Q
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ABC Standings

INE-NAN EVENT
Rudwelser chicago TA31
Budw eiser - Louis. No. &lli
SrhltT Milwaukee sos
I!au 4iHg- \ --a Hakervtirtf cat 3001
CARRIER Buck SAEinsN Micu 5000
TNO-NAN fNENT
NoViCki. Baier hlwsukce 1871
lamont SeebeeK CT 1n. J. 1893
Rosnick .Htdtke. Los Angeles 1853
Ericsson Paur Philadelphia 1881
seHe. spaniCh Rock Island IT. 1872
INDIVIDUAL EVENT
Nelson Rurt0n. - Louis 7fS
Raymond Hurqust Chicago rs
William FOrsluud New York 81
Robert Tr'fschlef Cincinnati III
June Mcmahon Detroit 121
Russ Gersondp Milwaukee 521
NII-ENINI~
STANLEY Musks Saginaw. Mich. 1913
Waiter frrt Cleveland lfnf
Wtlart ReiuAs ~hepoF Aau. Nss. JOB
Row simmons nrs MONIES. ia. Jazz
George Irar. Sew NOrs 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Midwest Goes
To Metro Lead
By Single Game

Palmer Park Loses as
Roadway Wins to Bring
Tie for Second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
BOudreau
Picks
Bagb.y
Continued from First Sport Page,

/ 80 'P"' - -
along with the Tigers. The two
teams tied for fourth place.
All of which makes more than
Of passing interest the views OF
experts who see the Tigers and
Indians again struggling for a
place in the top bracket the com
ing season.
Benton will have three new
Tigers behind him tomorrow -
Jimmy Bloodworth at second base,
Doc Cramer in center field, and
Don Ross in right field.
MISSING INDIANS
Besides Bob Teller. missing from
the Cleveland roster are Hal
TroSky, who retired from baseball.
and Gerald Walker and Rollie
HcmSley, who were sold 10 the
Cincinnati Reds.
Del Baker threw II players into
the fray against the Reds yeSter-
day. giving most Of his men a
chance 10 see action in the last
exhibition game.
The story of the Tigers defeat
was much the same as 1T has been
all spring the lack of a punch at
the right time. Thirteen men were
left stranded on the bases as the
Tigers were turned back in crit
ical spots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
Sports Editor

Hockey Needs Respect Jack Aoons Hell ps Give
FOR Officials as in Game a Black Eye in
.O+Aef Bic SCOTS Brow a. Olympus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

clutch player In the game. The
tougher the going the better he
likes It, The score was 21-l3,
22-20 Pill.
Sally Green, 1S-year-old musical
student at Jordan Conservatory of
Music and Butler University. re-
turned her title by defeating Mrs.
Mae Clouthcr of Arlington, Mass.
22-20. Pills, 2l-l3.
The champion used 10 play with
a great change of paee-but lately
She has changed this and is con-
centrating almost strictly on fore
hand drives. They were working
TO such perfection that in the
second game Sally scored four
points with drives TO Mrs.
Clouthcr'S backhand that landed
in the area of a defense stamp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Adams Attacks
HdrWoOd After
Wings Lose, 4-3
Goodfellow 10 Boss
Club From Bench;
Crosse, Wares Fined

off the puck" after the offside
whistle. The Wings, with the sec
ondS fleeing. had their scoring
stars on the ice, driving TO tie the
score.
shut up. you so and So"
barked Harwood. according 10
Crosse.
When Wares rebuked Harwood
in similar language, the referee
motioned- him Off The ice--"A 10
minute misconduct for you"
WARES SKATES AROUND
Wafes refused to 60. skated
over 10 the Detroit bench and
told Adams.
II don't know what he's send
ing me Off for, I didn't do any
thing"
Then he continued TO skate be-
tween the penalty box and the
Detroit bench.
Harwood refused Adams request
TO explain the penalty while, fans
showered the ice with debris. A
hot water bottle plopped on the
rink. Wares offered it 10 Harwood
That's S25 for YOU" said Har-
wood.
Capt. sgd Howe came off the
Detroit bench 10 ask Harwood Ia
explain the penalty. HARDWOOD
waved him away and while Howe
was still attempting TO talk to him
ordered MacFayden to face the
puck. After the puck was dropped
Harwood blew his whistle to stop
play.
Too many men on the Ice"
he said. "A twO-imnute penalty
for Detroit. Fan send off who
ever I want TO and I'm picking
on YOU" he shouted as he
pointed at Crosse.
CROSSE FINED NEXT
The leading scorer OF the Stan
ley Cup playoffS protested in vain.
He entered the penalty box. then
at Ware. urging he -darted out of
the box just before play started 49,
offering his stick and gloves TO
Harwood The referee let them fall
10 the ice, then tackled a SIS fine
on Crosse.
With Wares and Crosse sitting
in the penalty box the Wings made
two vain drives in the last minute
and despite a shot by LiScombe
couldn't pull out with a miracle
finish. Then came the fight.
Perhaps the Wings won the
fight--if not Callers decision. But
they certainly lost the hockey
game AS the thrice-beaten Leafs
came roaring back to get a foot
hold in the cup fight.
Toronto outplayed Detroit. heat
ng the Wings 10 the puck and the
punch almost all the way. Some
If the Wings appeared 10 have
'aten their Stanley Cup victory
before the clinching victory was in.
2-GOAL LEAD LOST
They managed 10 get a two-goalI
cad in the second period when
Alex Motter went the length Of the
ink 10 set up pop shot in the
goal mouth for Mud BruneteauI
md Sid Abel whacked home the
buck after a goal mouth scramble.
3ut the Leafs. far from folding
With three defeats and two goals
against them in the fourth game
anne back and evenend IL up on
,hotS by Bob Davidson and Lornel
arr
Out in front again in the third
lerlod on Carl LiScombes whis-
ling shot from 35 feet out. the
Wings couldn't match the pace
And the credit for that goes tol
'ylvanus Apps. the Toronto All
league center, who had been held
in the finals.
Apps was his old self as he took
pass inside the blue line from
Nick Metz. raced in on the right
md cut past Jack Stewart TO drill
he puck into the far side OF the
let FOR the tying goal.
APPS RIDES AGAIN
With seven minutes left Apps set
1t, ,,.t.,.,t..o -.
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Alex Mottcr was off for tripping
Langelle in the third pcrold when
Syl Apps got the goal that tied
the score. 3-3. The Wings claimed
Motter should not have been pe.
nalized because he came up with
the puck on his stick. He had
fallen 70 his knees and taken the
puck from Langellc with "a sweep
along the ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
BY MARGARET RUSSELL
LOUIS PAGLIARO

The table tennis champions still
reign.
Sally Green Of indianapolis and
Louis Pagliaro Of New York sue
cessfully defended their titles in
the blue-ribbon tournament COM
pleted last night in the ballroom
of the General Motors Building,
and became the first mems and
women's singles champions ever TO
win three successive years to-
.gether.
The feat has been equaled in
womens singles by Ruth Hughes
Aarons. who won in 1885, 1896 and
1887. but never before has the
mems champion been able to do
this.
Chuck Burns. two times Michi-
gan state champion, furnished the
big news Of the tournament. He
became the first Detroit 10 reach
the finals OF the national. And he
did it the hard way.
BEATS 5 STARS
After disposing Of two unknownS
in the early rounds. Burns was
called upon TO play Thor ffazf,
fourth ranking player in the coun-
try; Jimmy Mcclure, two times
winner in the tournament. and Ed
Primer, who runnerup last year,
and they went down in that order
in set gabes. Burns had his cut
shot working to perfection.
But with Pagliaro il was diff
ferent. This 22-year-old, five-foot,
llS-pound = boy from the East
blitzed his way TO the title. He
returned every thing he could and
some that the audience of over
1000 thought he couldn't. Pagliaro
won because he is the greatest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Yesterday was Gfesse-s twenty
seventh birthday. He didn't care
much for that SIS fine but came
out with one really worth while
present. His assist on Sid AbelS
goal was Crosses fourteenth point
in the playoffS and tied the record
Of Bill Cowley.
The Leafs beat the Wings at tho
Wings own game Hep Days mer
drove the puck into the Detroit enc
of the ice at every opportunity
On the very first faceoff. Pete
Langelle got the draw and raped
the puck into the Wings end
All Toronto hands bargod up ane
/ Mowers had 10 come through witt
a couple OF nifty saves to prevent
them from scoring right off tho
real.
/ When Harwood ordered tho
police TO remove fan at tho
boards for interfering with BOZ
Davidson Of the Leafs. a woman
shoe came crashing down on the
ice. The police were unable tC
reach the fan and he kept his seat
In presenting the hot water
bottle tossed on the ice 10 Har
wood, Wares told the official Il
use II as a nursing bottle. Tha'
brought the extra S25 fine -TuEl
Broda was forced to make two
more saves than Mowers --35 TO 80
Cooney Wclland the old Rec
Wing and Boston star whose
Hershey team lost TO Indianapolis
in the American League finals
saw the game So did Oar
IHowlcy, the former big lcagu,
baseball manager, who owns golc
mines in Ontario and has MS head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Fsirview Nat Card Set

nlght did no one any good.
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-26
Nazis In
 Norway Are M II t in Ou S

LONDON, Oct. - Mutinies, de sertions and suicides are general and the lowering of morale is on the increase among 100000 Ger man troops in the occupation forces in Norway, the Norweg- ian government in exile in Lon don has been informed in fresh reports brought out from the homeland.
 Two large concentration camps in Norway are reported to have been opened for mutineers along the Finnish frontier.
 At least 400 Nazis are said to have been confined in one of the camps.
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-26
Alaska Highway To Open Soon

WHITEHORSE, Y. T, Oct. - The l,630-mile Alaska Highway will be open late in November, when Brigadier General James O'Connor, commanding h e Northwest Service Command ex- poets pilot trucks to make test runs all the way from Dawson Creek to Fairbanks, 1t was an- nounced at his headquarters.
 Col. John Wheeler, formerly executive assistant of the Bur lington Railroad and now officer in charge of the road, said pilot trucks have been running over 1,030 miles of the highway for two weeks, testing it between Dawson Creek, at the southern end, and Whitehorse, to deter mine the condition of the road and the most advisable methods of operation.
 The only section uncompleted is rough 40-mile gap between WhitehorSe and Fairbanks.
 -
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-26

ouse. Tarbes and a dozen other places both in occupied and un occupied France as bloodshed fol lowed egorts to force Frenchmen to go to Germany to work.
 At Lyon and Amberiaeu, guards, police and legion storm troopers are reported to have fired rifle and machine gun vol leys and hurled hand grenades into the ranks of demonstrators
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-26

ection of liberal senators and rep resentativeS. On the outcome of the November election, he said, would depend whether or not it might be a good idea to talk about an independent liberal third party, Meanwhile it has be come known that Willkie's old Republican friends put a lot of pressure on him just before he left to make a speech for Dewey
 Persuading Willkie to support Dewey was not an easy job, be- cause the ambitious young dis trict attorney is the last man Willkie wanted to see nominated on the Republican ticket, either for governor of New York, or as presidential candidate in 1914.
 However, Willkie's friends say they got a'commitment out of him to speak for Dewey, if he got back from China in time. And they feel that in line with Roose- velt's support for John Bennett, whose nomination the President opposed, Willkie will not go down the line for the Republic an ticket.
 (The Washington Merry-Go- Round by Drew Pearson).
The Nome nugget., 1942-10-26

cry ten of the soldiers was or dered executed. The order had to be countermanded, the report said, because Nazi firing squads refused to shoot the men.
 The rebels then were sent to concentration camps instead.
 Suicides are declared to be mounting at an alarming" rate.
 Deserters are reported to be leaving in increasing numbers and making their way across the Finnish frontiers along routes out lined by leaflets dropped by Rus sian planes.