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Mud is the name of a West vir-
ginia town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
@M Il L. - By
UT inc TOOK Leu Walter

you're a hockey you'll Red Duon pounding those
deboards of officials and Jack Adams
won't you? So will because there isn't ore able fellow
his native Canada the United States than this rdhead VINO was
almost shot pieces when he served overseas as Kid with e
Princess Pats.
fellow the buggy
National would throw overheard along
Red
didn't think they'd him the old doubex this tmes
thought the Garden crowd and Its pals would
sink the knife him at this time he would have ME
club letting Eddie Shore and the Sprngneo
Indians get the jump him.
course that the for hockey TO have
front whose words will be respected probably
doesn't weigh with of those squareheads the MIL
that Red Dutton has sacrificed son
this the youngster joe who played here in the chgan
Joe died fighting France with the Royal
Canadian Air Force thing like that apparently doesn't have
weight the league Sentiment not
outweigh dollars MIL will hnd out will be the loser
in the long run with Red Duon out.
Lions aren't the Brook
Stadium this Sunday claiming they've had
Not when they recall the
with 1t fourth down their OPP
discovered he didn't have
"A backfeld called himself back to KICK
eooted kicker but the of the boys didn't seem
realize they lined protect him though he was
punng from the right So what happened NAH rndsY win
him he lifts kick that do"ned on
the enemy one-yard line 1t amt all grief the racket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
.Spartans TO Rely
On 2HerOes Of
Past M Games

EAST LANSING, Sept. 30
The Michigan State football team
hasn't won contest against
Michigan since 1898, a period OF
four years, but even so the
Wolverines have been troubled on
occasions by several individual
members of the Spartan eleven.
More specifically the Michigan
team has found a nemsis in half
back Walter "the champ Pawlow-
ski and Jack Fenton.
Two years ago, Pawlowski
scored both of States touchdowns
against the Wolverines, twice
sneaking passes off the fingernails
of his would-be intercepters. And
then last year. Fenton threw a
scare into the Michigan team
when he ran IS yards down the
sidelines for the first score OF the
contest.
Both will be set for action
against the Wolverines Saturday
Coach Charley Bachman is count
ing on them heavily because they
are among the few Spartan squad
members who have played in the
mammoth Ann Arbor bowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
CHAMPIONSHIPS FLIGHT
Kuzma Drills
But Won t Play

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 30.-Tom
Kuzma, Michigan's star. was back
on the practice field as the VOL
Iverines went through two work
outs and a full-time scrimmage
in preparation for the Michigan
State game Saturday.
1t is not likely Tom will play,
however. He participated only in
light drill. Don Robinson was
still nursing a pulled leg
muscle.
Coach Fritz Crisler plans to
show State an entirely new set
of plays and is not taking the
lightly Passing drill
was included in the workouts
Yesterday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

After this brilliant performance Pawowsk became fixture
In the Michigan State lineup Last he topped
In scoring with 36 points.
Pawlowsh the fastest squad and the most
slippery But that the abilities He is the best
the best Of them
Best OF all to the spectators however is his blocking ability
Nobody knows how Pawlowsh his blocking
men but he somehow get job with amazing
regularity.
He stands only feet can walk under the arms
of most of his opponents
One day coach Charley Bachman astonhed bv
effective blocking in the scrmmage him over and asked
how he did the trick.
They cant dodge what they said "The Champ"
with grim I'm kinda small steal I'M on those
big pretty quick EN- when thew aren't IooLina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
He's Out
Chapman Suspended Year
for Attacking Umpire

DURHAM, n. C., Sept 30 (UP).
Manager Ben Chapman of the
Richmond, Va, Colts, has been sus-
pended from all professional base
ball activities for - months for
ssssulting Umpire ]. II. Case in a
Piedmont league game. w. 6.
Bramham. president OF the minor
leagues said today.
Chapman, who came down from
the majors earlier this year, was
charged with striking Case in the
face several times during the Rich
mond-PortSmouth playof al Ports
mouth, Va, September is.
Bramham said the l2-month
suspension would be dated from
September II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Irish Are Drilled
On Techs Attack

SOUTH BEND, Sept. 80 INS).
Further coaching on Georgia
Techs reverSes, double rcvcrSes
and end around plays were drilled
into the Notre Dame Irish today
as Coach Frank Leahy laid plans
for Saturdays clash with the
Southerners Bob Dove. all.Ameri-
can eft end. twisted his ankle in
yesterdays scrimmage and was re-
placed by John Yonaker. towering
sophomore who nabbed some Of
Angelo Bertellis passes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Warns Owners
Of Dog Thefts
BY DON GILLIES

"If you want to be sure your
hunting dog Is not stolen be-
tween now and the season open
ing October Is, sleep with him
or have him tattooed," Terry
Shepler, a director of the Ameri-
can Sportsman and Dog Owners
Association, warned owners at
Kilwinning Lodge in the Masonic
Temple during special program
dedicated to hunters.
Shepler, whose club IS strong
hacker of the Michigan tattoo law
said this simple and economical
dog Identification method is the
surest way of finding your dog
once he is stolen.
professional dog thieves who
ply their nefariOus trade In De-
trOit and throughout the state
before every hunting season,
pass up dogs who have been
tattooed because they are wise
to the heavy penalty the law
imposes" he added.
Shepler pointed 10 the further
Importance of tattooing, with the
adoption of this type of identified.
ton of dogs used in the army.
"A few weeks ago our club
suggested To the war depart
ment through Dogs for Defense.
Inc, that those taken into the
army be tattooed. This has now
been accepted" Shepler said.
Fred Miller, president of the as.
ISOLATION, Billy Rogell and Sheplei
will 60 10 Lansing tomorrow TO ask
the Michigan United Conservation
Clubs directors 10 sponsor a com.
pulsory tattoo law for all Michi.
gan hunting dogs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
MEYERS AT END

Don Meyers, Cooley sophomore,
will fill in for Sabo. Tino Asquini,
Mackenzie freshman. and Jack
Cotton, 237-pound Northwestern
soph, will be the tackles; Mitchell
Tottis, BEDFORD junior, and Don
Kennedy, senior from Cooley. the
guards, and either Gene Malinow-
ski of Hamtrafnck or Dick Dime
stead of Northern, both freshman,
center.
Doug Rutherford, DENLY sophie
more and biggest man in the back
field at 100 pounds, will start at
quarterback. with either Larry
Raskin or John Fauhn, two sopho-
more speed merchants from Gen.
trial and Western, respectively. at
right half. Both are 10 second
men in track.
Wayne also has a fine looking
tackle prospect in Dick Hannah,
6-foot, 195-pound freshman from
Milan, who has a special drill daily
alone for an hour at noon under
Gembis. He is tool and die maker
from 4:30 p. m. until II Monday
through Friday and goes to school
mornings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

SPORTS COLUMN IN SHORT PANTS-Davey Nelson
the former Michigan mite turned down Bernie Bermans nV-
taton TO play with the Iowa Seahawks
I'm concentrating being good sailor, DaVey Is
quoted as telling the famed coach.
more power to you son." Bierman replied Il nave no
doubt you'll De of the best
be queer of fate If Blerman wrecks the
long Minnesota streak that he fashioned over woear
period - ,ooo
Under Berman Minnesota the last game OF the 1889
season. eight games in 1910 and then swept the slate
last year TO ring up II consecutive wins.
opened last week under Dr. George Hauser who
succeeded Bierman, with 50-7 victory over Pitt.
This Saturday there will be mighty collision when the
Bierman powerhouse goes against his old charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

my uO"hs
That's exactly how Joe GembiS,
Wayne University football coach,
feels about the all-important open
ing game with University of De-
troit atthe latter's stadium Friday
night. starting at Sis.
1t didn't take long TO detect his
players are fired with the same
spirit. Judging from the serious
and determined manner they went
through their practice assignments
yesterday under the watchful eyes
of the likeable Tartar coach.
When he spoke those words,
Gembis, starting his eleventh year
at Wayne, was mindful OF the fact
most every one is expecting the
TitanS 10 register another one
sided triumph in view of their
APT and $40 successes the last
two years.
"Sure, we know T.. OF ID. has
another good, experienced
team" GembiS continued. "Ours
is green In comparison. But
miracles have happened In foot
ball before and will happen
again.
COULD BE
Furthermore, the time Is
none too distant when we will
beat u. of ID. 1t may not be
Friday, but could be, couldn't
it?" he concluded wistfully.
Gembis revealed only three play
ers who were in the u. of d. game
last year will be in his starting
lineup Friday. Frank Chorney,
senior fuiiback from Wyandotte;
Reed Hagen, junior right end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Giant Rookie in Marines

NEW YORK. Sept 30 ms
Willard Marshall. 81. rookie New
York Giant outfelder. today Is at
q southern training station after
being sworn IN rs 2 private IN the
tinted States Marines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Reioin Penn Squad

ADELPHIA, Sept. 30
lINS).-Penn's chances for VIC
tory over Harvard scared today as
Joe Kane. stellar wingback. and
Bert Stiff, veteran fullback, re-
joined the varsity squad in prac-
tree sessions. Kane had been out
because Of low grades. Stiff re-
covered from a knee injury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Eliminate Prep PIayoffs

In order to eliminate playoff
games in the event of a tie for
division championships in tn e
Metropolitan High School football
leagues, all tie games that affect
the league title will be decided
on the basis of yards gained from
scrimmage and first downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Dodgers Buy Ou+feIder

NEW YORK. Sept. 80 QNS).-
Outfielder Hal Peck has been pur-
chased from the Milwaukee club
of the American Association in an
outright cash deal, the Brooklyn
Dodgers announced. Last season
he batted 1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
State Has Mite Hero

He's the toughest toughest little runt the Michigan
State football squad They call him The Champ and he's
really good"
That is what his Spartan teammates say about Walter 1.-THE
Champ Pawowsd dmnutive 149pound right halfback from
Calumet, H.
This the third for The Champ in Michigan States
lineup and this promises be his best Despite his small
stature Pawowsk mix it with the best of the FOUNDERS
And how he likes it,!
Two years sophomore back he got into the Mich
gan at Ann Arbor before the first half ended 1.-THE
Champ mad with that day because the previous
summer he claimed that Tom Harmon had snubbed him during
a softbal game between Calumet and Gary.
He going to show up Harmon that day. Michigan
eventually the contest with scoring two of the
three tonchdowns but until Pawewsk
into the wolverines by snaggng two long that
both of the Spartans' touchdowns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Indiana Is Rated HeadIiner

Leo Fischer who covered the MchiganCreat Lakes
for the Chicago HeraldAmecan has worthwhile
Midwest this fall He thinks Indiana and Michigan look
best, with Minnesota step behind
You will know about Mr.. 30 Mcmillan and his
Hoosiers after the Ohio State clash Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Seohawk- Gopher Game Nelson Shuns Chance
EiohIohts Grid Card 10 Play With Hawks;
in Midwest This Week Hoosiers Face Test
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Women S Loop
.Defers It's Plans
For 1943Go|f
ea

Uncertainty OF golf In 1913 was
reflected al the annual meeting
which wound up the twenty-third
Women's District Golf Association
season al Detroit Golf Club yes
tcrday.
No plans were made for next
season. Is conditions are such that
no tournament golf is played,
members will meet at some central
spot each Tuesday 10 do war work.
New officers elected 10 the board
were Mrs. +. d. Rivers of Plum
Hollow. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. ]. w. Fleck of Lochmoor,
recording secretary.
Mrs. William l.. McGiverin of
Country Club. president, was re-
elected. Officers who remain on the
board are Mrs. L. o. Strader of
Detroit Golf Club, first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. ID. T.. DalZell of Loeb
moor. second vice president; Mrs.
M. +. Sheppard of Meadowbrook,
treasurer. and Mrs. A. +. Wilson of
Detroit Golf Club. handicap chair
man.
MRS. WEISS WINS
Mrs. Donald Weiss Of Flint fin
ished the season AS she started 1t
with n victory over Detroit Golf
Club. Her 43-43-S6 led the small
field Of 81 players. Margaret Rus
sells 46-42-SS was second.
The trimph deprived Miss Rus
sell of setting a new record for the
most number of wins in weekly
events for one year. She has won
nine times. equalling the record
shared by Mrs. Weiss.
Other winners: FIRST fight: FIRST gross,
Mrs II. A. Shuler. 90; second gross. Miss
Josephine Lange 103. first net, Mrs. NJ r.
Sheppard, lO4-is-s6: second net, Mrs. 4
r. Reinsh, HOBBS.
Second flight. first gross. Mrs. r. r
shinsky. 102: second gloss Mrs. II. C.
Capman, 100; first net. Mrs + r. Down.
i0s-20-s6, Mrs. X. r. Wogan, los 1870
Third fight: first gross, Mrs ]. X Mis-
son. ii6: Mrs. Walter Linn. ll6. first net,
Mrs. G. l.. Severy. l2a-29-90: second net,
Mrs Frank Kuhn 12O-2S-92
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
All Aboard for South Bend

Any football fans meet around Detroit these days
the opening salute usually is the same:
How gonna get South Bend for the Michigan
Notre Dame game:"
Incidentally Irish have another tough their
hands Atlanta against Georgia Tech this Saturday
Talking of ST. Louis Cardinals chances the other day
veteran baseball had this to say:
figure Mort Cooper to be the pitcher who will be
effective against the Yankees Cooper Is control
pitcher noticed long stretch that the Yankees
control pitcher he let's get In there the
least bit in the And what pitcher doesn't make
mistakes:
NO. I'd rather take a chance of the younger
pitchers might a little the wild side Even the
like to take toehod II they think there Is
chance getting a wild the head In the ribs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

Don Young, regular right end,
is out with a broken thumb suf-
fered in preseason training at
Charlevoix. Sam Carpenter, Negro
halfback from Flint, reported late,
but will see action. Frank Sabo,
left end. didn't show up until this
week and will not be ready.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30
Out To Win
Underdoe Wayne Eleven Fired With That Spirit
in Face Of Two Past Defeats by U. Of D.
BY HAROLD KAHL

from Southeastern, and Joe Mag
notta. junior right half from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-30

"We're out to win and not TO
hold any score down"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

they are not getting enough nurses
to fill their classes basing
the number of students in the
classes on peacetime basis.
At II meeting of the American
Hospital Association this year one
Of the speakers said: ''In the flu
ture the demand for nurses will be
two or three times greater than it
has ever been in the past"
Army and Navy requirements
are tremendous and it is hard to
give the exact figures on them. At
the same meeting of the American
Hospital Association one speaker
stated that the Army and Navy
would -equirc 1000 nurses a
month in 1913, another speaker
stated that the requirement would
be 1000. and still another, 5000 a
month. And finally, ! find an au-
thoritative statement that of the
country's 100000 women in white,
$4,000 will he needed in the Army
and Navy by July. 1913.
Causes of Shortage
Hospital authorities are frank
~ puzzled as to why this shortage
should exist. Some of them believe
that the superior attraction of the
WAACS and WAVES has been so
pubiicizcd that it has turned
attention of the young women
from the less g!amorous role of
the nurse.
Still another explanation has
been that the course is too long.
| am inclined to believe there is n
good deal To this objection and for
he period of the emergency
.hink a Year and a half instead of
he present requirement of three
ears is cutie enough to fit an in
.rlligcnt young woman to take up
he duties of Il nurse.
Certainly the armed forces
Sould BENEFIT by getting more
nurses sooner if the course we're
reduced to the one and-onc-half-
'car period with an arrangement
after the war is over TO allow
ncse nurses to complete their
nursing course of three years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

nave been reported in women but
a., al these reports are subject to
some criticism. In the CXamina-
ton of candidates aS railway EN-
r!o!crs. II has been found that
SSvHt = per cent are mere or less
""'ur-h'iud.
siH 'Hy eye are three kinds of
'.-gvt .tarrs which respond tn color
sensations. Stimulation of one
produces the sensation OF red:
stimulation of the second, green,
and II ~" third. the sensation of
Eio."t. Sensations Of orange, vel
10" ana blue are produced by diff
!cr"n, combinations Of the stimu-
ia'iun 81 these three primary
t.Ncr~. Thus, yellow r,suirs firm,
ne stimulation a. -ot :.... 90.
Ulcers AMI blue ,.!.. -
si'mU!a,io" .. .... --:O,
ti5yrs.
Fo'a ,u'. blindness is vs,,
re. the .'ccp,ion OF colors is
aN~"...".. aInting-the individ.
VA. .r.'. E,' to perceive the diff
t'rr".. v.-ws sen darkness and
h-.' 'I' ',: variations in the in
trn>.'E - ..nht. Partial or iucor,-
r''' '"."' blindness may hav. 10
q" with rect. ,s..on or violet lind
y -. h". usually the Individual
mixes 49,, g,.is and -rca~,.
Some Inawr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
Womunpower Shortooa
OF Army, Navy Nurses

understand that the MAJ,
League of Nursing Educo,;a'onai
contemplating rccommnn .ion Is
.hat the course be reduced =" won
ana one-half years but in nv ;" wv. aMo
ton. " VI reduc-
Great Demand
u; The Army. Navy and tho Pr,
TIC Health Service will crr,a;. uS-
need nurses for period of NJ I anEyy
i've or ten years. Even if hns,;I;'
ties should cease in 1913 tho Mn
ing Corps, with the Medical cosns
will probably be the last - UPS
mobilized. This. of course. st IS ue.
70 reason and is perfectly no,uraI
because after hoStilities ban"
ceased there will be a numb &c
wounded and convalcsccut msa a.
be taken care of for mon,oS -
years to come. anu
AT the same time civilian bos-
pitals have been incrcasin~ ,ho;
demands for nursing and [osn;,.,
personnel. Mr.. Charles p Tat :"
quoted as saying that 10 ycars ,n -
hospital superintendent s,a,sS
they needed 17,7OO graduated
nurses, S,120 student nurses and
io,ooO other persons giving nnrs
ing care. A recent survey of thee
same hospitals showed that tbnv
then employed 66,1OO graduate
nurses, $4,000 student nurses and
oo.soo other persons giving nur,.
If a campaign is needed TO nh.
tam the number of nurses the sit.
uation demands. let us get rho
campaign started at once!
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
T. ]. B.:-IIave cucumbars ,ry
food value? Is surgery the onIy
cure for a varicocelc?
Answer: Cucumhcrs have worry
little food value: about one-hoif
OF one per cent protein; onc-iftb
OF one per cent fat; two. and ono.
nall per cent carbohydrates ard
produce II calorics per 100 Grams
put they are valuable for rou,h.
age. Surgery is the only cure fn.
varicocClr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

Pictured after his arrest in Balti-
more, Nd, is Wallace Stanley Ar.
mold, 81, a worker ut the Glenn L.
Martin plant. F.BI. agents took
him into custody on charges of COM
uniting sabotage at the plant. Po-
lice say he admitted punching mole,
in n sclf-sealing gas tank on n navy
plane. and that he damaged the in
terror Of waterproof export ship
ping crate.
TCcntrdl PreSs)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

hr. Clculcuing will answer
questions Of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
b, LOGAN CLENDLNlNG. VI. d.

COLOR BLINDNESS is a con-
genital. probably hereditary, in
ability to distinguish co,ors, eSpe-
ciaIly red and green. II occurs ex-
SiuSINciy IN males. \ few cases
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

DR.. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only. and thct- only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
By LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. d.

ONE OF the most serious short
ages in manpower that has pre-
scented itself to the country in the
emergency is really Il shortage of
womanpower. All over the coun-
try hospitals arc complaining that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

EDITOR NOTE: DR.. Clcndcnirr b.,
seven ram ,hlctS which can De. .!.,ain,.I \,
readers. '.mch pamphlet sell. for II, ,,.,,s
For any one pamphlet desired, .cnb N
cents IN :nIn. md q s.lf-a,ldrcss,qI .nyrl,ro
siampci with ihrcc-cCut s.:,f:ip. Ia IL
L1rah 'IEndcninr. il ear, vi this manor.
The .nmphicts are: 'Tbr., ", Ib"tr''
ms Diet INDIGESTION and Cuu~tira'in,,"
!'cdicinE and Ginning. 'Iu:an: Fr,J''
;h" Instructions Tor the Trrarn,n. ~
Diabetes Feminine Iivgicnc" and Tn,
Care Of the Hair and skin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

Stanley Crawford. so. materials IN.
spsctor at the RCA-Eictor plant az
Camden. N. j.. will be prcsen'ca
with q WPB award by President
Roosevelt ut the White House on
December 10. This event will climax
the ceremonies honoring production
heroes whose suggestions arc ma
tcrially furthcring the war cliorI;
Crawford designed new type Oh
calipcr, that will prevent valuable
skilled mer hours being wasted on
Aefsctive castings.
(Contydi Prtssj
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

In hlGh spirits in spite of his being
wounded during the African inva.
SION Is coast guardsman Abraham
r. lessen. He gives the Thumbs TN
ana V-for-Victory signs as he sits
nesidc MS bed in an east coast hos
p''ai J" the U. S. This is an official
U. S. Navy photo.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
Wife Preservers

n dresser drawers stick. wait for dry
day and rub parafIin on all parts Of the
drawers, even the runners II this doesn't
work, you may have 10 shave down the
sticking edges little, but be careful not
70 take of too much.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13

Tom Morgan left for Juneau re- gently after having spent some time at Sitka.