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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15

Gospel Sima Sc ne vrne ia
koi, a ueitelj glasbe ko Sc vidi
samega S svojo ueenko, zacne
ubirati napaene tone in sestnaj-
stinke, XII mu jeze lase ma CLAW.
Zacne Sc znojiti, preleti burno
z obema rokama pc klavijaturi
in zaene z nenaravnim visokim
glasom razodevati svojo lube
zen.
"Gospod" Sc preplasi svaki.
MIA, ker Sc mora nazadnje VISA
ka svakinja preplasiti, ko Sc j
tako nenadoma razodene lube.
zen.
Ucitelj glasbe Sc naprej raz.
bija pc k~lavirju in govori o lju,
bezni, ker je bill menda tako ma
vajen, da je S spremstvom mu,
like razodel ljubezen, da hi TO
ditelji v drugi sobi mislili, ds
poucuje.
"Gospod" Sc preplasi vdru'
gle svakinja, kot je tudi prav
da Sc dekle pr razodevanju lju'
bezni vsaj dvakrat preplasi.
Komaj udari ucitelj najnizjt
tone pri razodevanju in ma kla'
vir, takrat Sc odpro vrata il
prikaze Sc Sima Nedeljkovic
bled kot vosek.
Ucitelj muzike skoci z okro
glega stola, kot da ga je vrglt
pero kvisku in obstoji pred 60
spodom Simo, tudi bled kot vo
SEX. Oba zmesana, oba bled;
kot vosek, sta stala drug ma
pram drugemu in Sc dolgo gle
dala. Ma zadnje Sc gospodu ST
mi stopi vosek ma ustnicah il
on jih odlepi.
"Bodite tako dobri, gospod
in pojdite q menoj v mojo so
boz" i, 3. s"l"'' T.: )
-. Ucitelj We, da' je odigral gis
tel Hist in gre kot krotek golo|
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(Nadaljevanje)

- Da, ljubila tie bonn, Isidore
-. Tvoja bonn cisto tvoja
~ ma veke kakor sem bila
njegova Toda sele potem,
ko Sc osvetim, ko ga ubijem, ko
ga bonn videla krvayeti pod svo-
jim nozem, hropeti in umirati.
= Panoufle nj odgovoril. Spo-
znal je, da bi vsaka beseda sa-
mo oslabila srd tie zenske. .
Velika ravnina GENTLY, po-
sejana z brzojavnimi drogoyi,
sc je zdela res strahotna.
Kar so Sc zaculi ma cesti ko-
raki.
Zefyrina in Panoufle sta Sc
vravnala. Spoznala sta moza,
XII je prihajal pc cesti.
- To je on lie poglej
...- je zasepetal Panoufle.
= Sam je!
- Najbrz nj hotela 2 MIN.
Gre v gestilno nakupit j~estvin
in place, da Sc okrepcata, pre-
den pojdeta spat.
- Noz - je zajecljala edino,
strasno besedo.
Pusti ga mime! In drzi je-
xix "a zobmi! - je zasepetal
Panoufle.
Zefyrina je bila dovolj raz-
jarjena, eli je bill dosezen. Pa
noufle je bill lahko zadovolj en
S sadoyi syojega della.
Paulina lie izborno odigrala
syojo vlogo, igrala 10 je ten
bolje, ker nj niti slutila, kak-
Sen je MEN defez ma spretno "a.
snovani tragediji.
Slimak il je pojasnil, da 81
mora Sc istega veeera sestati I
njenim bratom, ne da bi izgub.
1jaI cas-.
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dete
M DOJENcKA
spisal
Branislav Music

"a gospodom Nedeljkovicem.
Ko sta bila v imenovani sobi,
gospod Sima pazljiyo zaklene
vrata, a ucitelju muzike prele-
ii neka tuga skozi tledja in ia
trenutek 81 je sam sebi zdel kot
kkviiatura, pc kateri DO zacel
gospod sima vsak hip izvajatj
najbolj fantastiene tone.
In gospod Sima zacne z ne
kim cudnim glasom, podobnim
onemu,, $ katerim je malo pre-
razodeval ucitelj ~muzike svoje
ljubezen:
"Gospod, JAZZ imam z vami
mex, zelo zaupen pogovor -
"Vem,"z odgovori ueitelj '
tremolu, cali JAZZ sem to il
/. velikega spostovanja to
je -. kot nedolzno stvar =.
Gospod Sima ostane Sc ma.
dale bled kot vosek in NADIA.
ljuje:
xvi mi lahko napravite veil
ko uslugo. 'Povejte mi odkrito'
sreno, kaksen je vas rokopis
ali je. lep?"
Gospel ucitelj ne razumt
vprasanja, cato ga gospod sims
ponovi.
"Drugace je lep, popolnom;
moski rokopis," edgovori gres
nj ucitelj, "ali zdaj ko Sc tire
sem, DO zenski, popolnoma zen
ski rokopis."
"Prav dobro, prav dobro,
odgovori gospod sima, "poten
sedite tukaj, gillette tukaj, in pi
Site, kar yam bonn diktiral."
Zdaj sele uvidi ucitelj, ka
hoce gospod sima: rad hi o.
MEGA pismeno priznanje, pred
no ga pretepe, da bi incl v 70
kah dokaz, cato Sc je skusal Q
praViciti. oti - "a ~
= 6Dal1e prihodnjic)
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Krenila sta tia.

Krenila sta tia.
Slimak je res lezal OBJ poti z
obrazom navzdol, roke iztegnje-
ne naprej. ~...
- Cuj, Zefyrina, ne bodi O.
trocja,- je dejal Panoufle vi
dec, kako sc babnica trese pc
vsem telesu in ozira nazaj, ka-
kor hi hotela zbezati. - Stoj ma
strait. Use drugo opravim sam.
Najprej Sc je preprical, &c
je Slimak res mrtev, potem je
pa prasnil vzigalico in pregle-
dial rano.
Zelo tenak curek krvi sc je
komaj poznal ma suknjicu.
- Gromska strela! -je "a.
mrmral Panoufle. - Kri mu te-
&c notri. Nobenih sledov mixer
mic 2. Bogme to Sc pravj
opraviti delo gladko!
Vendar je pa "a vsak slueaj
obrisal rano z robeem, da bi sc
ga ne .prijela kri. ~l,.
Tako, to DO zadostovalo "a
pot. Same da ma kaj ne pc
zabiva -, &c bi tie. slucajno ma
sli, ,dragi Slimak, nj treba, d.
bi takoj s~poznali, KIDD 81.
Skrbno je izpraznil mrliceVt
zepe, pobral .je liz njih vse, noz
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" P. DECOURCELLE: :
Hill nj OC
|U| LJUBEZNI
ROM IAN >

Delo, XII Sc ga je hotel lotiti
skupno z MIN, nj 'trpelo nobe-
mega odlasanja.
In lepo rejena Paulina je Sc
veda oznacila prijatelju Pa
nouflovo krcmo, XII jo je sled
Mi dobro poznal kot. kraj, ka-
NOR je navadno zahajal bandit,
XII ga je Slimak iskal.
Y. tisto krcmo Sc je bill bas
napotil Slimak, da bi Sc dome
nil S Paulinim bratom Polytom
0 yaznem poslu.
Lopov je Intel, ker je bill re
skrajni cas-. Bas je hotel zaviti
ma stezico, vodeco h krcmi.
MOI! - je ponovila Ze-
fyrina z drhtecim glasom.
= Ne pozabi 80. med ODE To-
patici -. ne previsoko -.
in dobro zamahni
Stisnil il je noz v roko. Zgra-
bila "a je in izginila v temo.
Panoufle je zaeel zvizgati.
Minile SO komaj tri minute,
XII so Sc pa zdele tolovaju tri
dodge ure.
Slednjic je zagledal Zefyrino
kako hiti nazaj VISA upehana, cd
groze izbuljenih oci, q okryav-
ljenim nozem v reki.
Skocil ii je naproti.
! Tresla Sc je po ysem telesu.
Je he pc MEM tam pri
zidu! je zajecljala 2
drhtecim glasom. - Niti kirk
nil nj!
Je mrtev?
- Da.
Ne sfneya ga pustiti tam!
Iztegnila je Feko in pokazala
$ prstom ma mkaj temnega OBJ
poti.
Tam lei! - je zasepetala.
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GDal1e p~rihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15

v slovenski naselbini blizu St.
Clair Ave-, dive hist ma eni lott.
Ena je "a dive druzini, druga "a
Stiri druzine. Dohodkov mesee-
no je $165. Cena $4,000.
l.. M. PETR0VICH
295 r., 40 st. kE. H64l
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ENGLISH SECTION
PUBLIC NIGHTS
Continued from page A.

Dot? -. Mary Simenc must be
a very good skater as claimed
by Stan Kuchar. I'll have to go
and watch you two pros"
sometime -. "Okie" still try
ing to get attention from the
girls. How did it turn out
"Okie"? :. Pretty Marge
Bailey and Joe Barbo seem to
be a steady two-some at the
dances. Do you like it, Joe? -.
Eddie Habat has the time of
his life when Vickie Pasquale
attends the dances. Why, Ed?
Bob Skufca dancing to all
of the slow pieces. What's the
matters with the polkas, Bob?
|. 10 Tercek and brother AL
ging to town on their Utter
bugging Handsome Guy
Verallino attracting a lot of
attention at the affair with his
wonderful dancing. What are
you going to do when you go
to the Army, Guy? -. 10 Klein
not dancing while boyfriend
frankie Vadnal took his turn
playing in the orchestra
Newcomer Rose Pasquale ex-
claiming what a wonderful time
she had. What was the reason
behind it, Rose? -. Heartiest
birthday wishes are extended
to handsome Steve Valencia
who is celebrating his big day
on Tuesday, May 18th. May
you live to be one hundred,
Steve! -. Smiling Rocco Bis
eetti enjoying himself to his
hearts content. With the girls,
of course! -. That nice couple,
Mary Ann Penko and Al Stru-
KEEL dancing together all eve
ming Al Markic escorting
two girls home. Wasn't one
enough, Al? -. George Krain-
cic celebrating his last dance
for the duration in a big way
-. Eddie Jankovieh exelaiming
! that he is going to miss the
dances. There will always be
J picnics, Ed! -. Zarko Valencia
l finally getting enough nerve to
%jitterbug. You'll be a popular
partner soon, Zarko -. Harry
Lorber and John Terrabasso
) entertaining a group of pretty
: girls -. Romeo" Tony Godina
not dancing very much .
Lamped pretty ILL Strazisar
: dancing every dance. Don't you
5 ever tire, Lii? Or is your part
ner that interesting? Mirk
Yama having to stop dancing
u because it was his turn to play
Z Art Tibyash telling me to
T write a whole article about him,
u l don't have time now, but may
be I'll take you up on it some
y time in the near future. just
e kidding, folks, just kidding!..
vi Vogrin leaving the dance
early and alone. Don't tell me
II you went all that way by your
y self, vi? -. The 3 is telling
me they enjoyed my last weeks
article the most. / agree with
u you boys, as you know deaf
readers, l didn't write one.
'e | would like to wish the best
y of luck to George Kraincic ant
~ Eddie Verk who left for thu
I Army yesterday and to Nicl
= Bohr and Rudy Kog who lief
y for the Navy yesterday. Incl
dentally these boys hail from
Euclid.
III Since there aren't going t.
be any more dances I'll try t.
81 keep you posted on the lates
=. picnics. So until next weel
~ goodbye everyone and have al
F. enjeyable weekend.
ou The "Sightseer
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15

week. Why kid? ;. Rose Vid-
mar letting Jean read her
honey's letters in Home Eco
monies 49,. Tootsie Bait tickled
pink on her going to Pitts
burgh Belated birthday
greeting to Snoopy. May you
live to be a LOO, Snoop!
Well, folks, that's about all
for now. It's getting late and
besides the bell is geing to
ring for nay next period. | re-
main your weekly reporter, as
ever
The "Tattler"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-15
Neighborhood .
Gossip
PR 0YIho TnffIoro
By "The TattIer".


Sunday / went to the Water
loo dance which was held byl
the Juvenile Singing Club.
They also presented a program
in the afternoon. We must give
these members credit for they
really can sing. The music at
the dance was by Johnny Pc
cons boys who always seem to
make a big hit when they play.
Eddie Habit, the orchestra lead
err or should ! say, accordion
player took off enough time to
have a dance with Viekie Pas
aualle Everyone has been.
wondering who that handsome
lad with a pipe in his mouth
was. Well, he is sort of a.
stranger, SO l will tell you who
his is. He is none other than
our Euclid Central graduate of
'43, Nick Bohr. He claims he
will be leaving us the 14th of
May to join the Army. We will
miss you, Nick, and may you
hurry home. Don't forget to
drop us a line or two Gee
was | surprised to see Eleanor
Celin come walking in with Dot
Bell. What made you girls fl
nally decide to come? /
would like to thank one of the
3 is for the favor he did for
me. I'll do something for you,
] Eddie Ivancic having
nose trouble-trying to listen
to the conversation between
Nick Bohr and yours truly.
Now, now Eddie! -. Bill Kern
finally asking Vampire for
a dance and she didn't refuse
him either Snoopy taking
notes as she usually always
does. Did we look sharp, Snoop |!
Or, Esther to you, looking
exhausted at the end of the
dance. Did Steve really tire yot
out so? Mickey Kastelis
very anxious to be introduced
to Nicky. Are you satisfied witt
the introduction? :. Casimel
. looking all over the place for {
: girl to dance with -. Who wa!
that handsome lad always
around Virginia? Well, I'll b,
, if it wasn't Ivan Kotora,
himself -. Pete Kotorac reall.
going to town with Marion Ka
pei. 1t seems that you Away
find a girl who can really
dance Julie Godec lookin!
prettier than ever in that re-
dress -. Violet Vogrin lookin.
Disguised at the end of tn
dance. Why, Vi? Harol'
and Herman Volpe finally at
tending a dance at Waterlo
-. Bob Kastelic claiming h
was going to Whites after
wards. Did you go, Bob? -.
Irene Mack coming in abou
900 and really looking shar
-. Lii Strazisar claiming tina
Mrs. Nagode gave her that col
sage for the good work she di
in the afternoon. I wondeE? .
Nadine Breckemer and Lucil]
Werchitt claiming that the
were at Waterloo and thu
there was no dance. Why didn
you girls look downstairs? ..
George Krancic taking lovel
6 Mile Kramer to Whites. aftt
the dance -. Well, that's abol
all for the dance news so L
n give you some news foun
). around home. Our lovely Mi,
Josephine Bait is now a Mr.
Yes, she was married Sat, Nj
LIST at St. Christine's, to M
Tony Tadiello. Congrats to W
both and ma. you always
happy!
Schools news: Alice Tarkar
an had a sweet argument +
Gently and got the best of h
rival. That's the way, Alic
... The kids in Whirls all !
49, 4s-l~I-l A. -.-l Ell
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PrOda Sc

Hiso "a emo druzino, 8 sob,
garaza. Use v prvovrstnem sta
nju. Nahaja Sc blizu dveh pc.
ulienih zeleznic, Sol in cerkva,
Vprasa Sc v nedeljo popoldne
cd l. do 5. ure ma
1912 MYRON AVE.
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lsce Sc

dive zenski "a pomivanje poso-
de v LUCCIONI restavraciji,
ma 4213 Euclid Ave. Zglasite
sc osebno med 10. in II. uro
~|zjutraj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Careers Mark
En- as Twins

When Northwestern playe d
Minnesota two Wildcat twins
wound up identical football ca
reers.
Don Buflmire and bud Kean
have passed on 10 another place
IN continuation Of their training
IN Navy Viz.
They were born three days
apart. one block apart, in Grand
Rapids, MINI. They were all-state
stars in high school. Both were
captains in high school. Both
starred in track.
They chose to pass up Mime
sofa and enroll AT Northwestern.
They were prc-medical students
and members Of Sigma Chi. II is
even said they shared dates with
the same coed.
Don played left half and wore
fl Jersey. Dud played right half
and his number was Ia. Don is
Sill and 1853, bud $40 and 100.
They're blends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Ghosted for Ruth

Ford Prick, president Of the
National League, when q sports
scribe, ghoSted for Babe Ruth
ne is a graduate of De Paw
University. GreenCaStle, Ind.
He played first base on the
college team. but as far as is
known, no major league scouts
chased him He was too
skinny for football he later
taught English IN high school
and al Colorado College e.. he
has son IN the army, currently
stationed in England
Or. Ray down Beat) Forsyth,
trainer for the Lions. is a Whlz
on the drums he used TO
pound EN- for Coon-Sanders
orchestra and occasionally
takes an informal turn on in
vitation from dance band leaders
Gary FamiClictu is a
hockey fan. Gary also boasts
a degree in business manage
ment from Boston University,
which probably is one Of the
reasons he manages the making
Of touchdoWns for the Chicago
Bears so well Sid Luckman,
Arm Of the Bears. played
shortStop better than average
1T e1fur-bIa University 80. ifi'FTp
Bears have three sets Of equip
ment-One for practice, another
for home games and the third
for road games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Phil Watson Busy

Phil Watson Of the Canaalens
piays hockey with his team
only in Montreal and Toronto
he holds an essential war
Job in Montreal and is required
10 put in 40 hours Of work zach
week II he journey, 20 To-
rontO. he must make up lost
time and often has 10 do ms
practicing al night, along with
other9 IN the same category -
Nearly three-fourths Of the
PLAYERS in the National Hockey
League this year arc boys who
were amateurs II months back.
VI. George tBirdiel Iebbetts
OF the Waco tTexas) air field,
recently was on temporary as
Segment recruiting air WACS,
Wornens ATTY Corps parachute
r'gcers Cpl. Billy Conn has
been approved for aviation cadet
training A. a borubardier q.
Fntzlc Civic passed up - re-
match with Jose BasoTa in
pfes~h,ssvrrk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Interest Is HiQh
In IVA Boating

NEW YORK, Nov 10 Recrea-
tiona boating activities on the
lakes OF the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority continued on a high level
during 1913, Maurice Henlc, chief
of the information service bureau
for IVA, states in report 10 the
National Association OF Engine
and Boat Manufacturers.
Despite the pro b e m s pre-
sented 70 operators OF fishing
camps and boat docks by gaso-
line ratIoning and wartime travel
restrictions, several new opera
tions Of this type were licensed,
and all licensees. except in the
more remote locations, enjoyed a
good season.
The presence Of war workers
had much 10 do with the con-
tinued recreational boating boom
On Norris Lake, an influx of war
plant workers TO the Knoxville
area created now demands for
beating facilities. This was true
also Of activities on Plckwick and
Wilson lakes. adjacent 10 the
war-teeming Muscle Shoals
region
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Wayne No Match
For Xavier
Tartar ~ Loses
in Cincinnati, 80 TO 0

CINCINNATI. Nov. 10 Wayne
University's football team fell be-
fore Xavier L. here this afternoon,
800, before a slim crowd
The two all-civilian team S,
fighting to keep the game alive at
their schools, played a clean, we'll
fought contest but Xavier, with
five games behind il, had too
much polish and speed for the
Detroiters.
Xavier had met five Navy
powered teanss in previous starts
while two contests with YpSllantl
Normal were the only previous
engagements Of the Wayne team.
The lack Of experience was evil
dent, for Wayne fumbled fire.
quently and did not have a great
variety Of plays.
Wayne made only one first
down, on a pass from Jack Hook
stein 10 Ben Friedman for II
yards in the last quarter but the
Detroit kids seemed 10 enjoy
themselves as they did their best.
Xavier made y first downs 10
one for the invaders Wayne COM
pleted five of II passes and Xavier
completed only three of II.
End Frank Bielman. center Don
Olson. backs John HockStein and
Wilbur Hughes and tackle Jim
Hannah played well for the De-
trnlfcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Hitchcock Asks
For Flying Duty

LONDON, Nov. 13 CUP)-Lt.
Col. Tommy Hitchcock, a pilot
with the Lafayette EScadrille Of
World War / and one Of the
greatest polo players Of all time,
appears headed. for action in this
war.
1t was learned that Maj. Gen.
Ira c. Eaker, commander Of the
l.. S. Eighth Air Force. had APP
proved the release Of Hitchcock.
an air attache of the L. S, en-
bassy in London, so he could
command a fighter group in the
European theater
If he gets Washington approval
Hitchcock. who enlisted in the last
war when rs years old, will he one
of the few 1918 veterans flying in
the present war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Neun Writes Soccer

Johnny Neun, Kansas City
manager and a former Tiger,
in the off-season writes soccer
news for a Baltimore paper
Max and Buddy Baer are army
sergeants attached to the special
service section of the air forces,
Wrigley Field. Dayton The
people on Muncie (Ind) arc
eager TO have the Pirates back
next spring" the mayor of Mum
Gle wired William f. Bens-
wanger. presi d ent OF the
Pittsburgh Club The Piraes
haven't decided as yet on their
training site.
Babe Ruth has turned TO
bowling as his chief winter
recreation Just proves the
Babe is a smart hombre mods
Harold tBowlng) Kahl, the
great ball and alley ballyhooist
No overtime is being played
in the pro hockey leagues be-
cause OF transportation prob
lens II used 10 be that
after the games railroads would
old trains an hour TO two hours
for hockey teams Now they
don't care if a hockey team ever
rides their line-did we say
ever? Some day railroad
contact men again will be hus-
ting TO try ITO get business
away from tt1 >aiTplanes II
the war keeps up, SiT-man foot
ball may get a big Roost at the
colleges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Iowa Seahawks Keep
Slate Clean for Irish

another in the fourth period after
Camp Grant had rallied against
PrefilCht substitutes,
Frank Maznicky, who learned
his trade az Boston College and
with the Chicago Bears. scored the
first touchdown and kicked two
conversions for the naval team.
Dick Todd former All-America
at Texas A. and NJ, and a six-year
veteran Of the Washington Red
skins, threw a touchdown pass 10
Bob Timmons. three-letter winner
az Pittsburgh, and then scored a
touchdown for himself on a 6-yard
plunge in the second period.
Todd S marker was set up when
Vince BanoniS. All-America from
University Of Detroit. and a pro
player with the Chicago Cardinals.
intercepted pass on the Camp
Grant 30-yard Inc and ran IL 10
the S.
Art Gucppc. a former Marquette
player. made the final tally for
the Prefighters In the final period
Camp Grant came 10 life late
in the third period and due largely
10 the accurate passes OF Bill
Burkhardt, former Purdue ace.
were on the SeahawkS l5-yard
line when the fourth period
started. Burkhardt passed TO end
Bill Huber. cx-Notre Dame, TO
the Navy / and Ciatt went over.
Later Burkhardt threw touch
down pass 10 Huber The play
was good for p yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

City, Fla, draft board Big
Boy Brown. Detroit heavy
weight. whose jaw was broken
in a fight with Curtis Sheppard
in Baltimore recently, will be
out of commission for A year .
knute Rockne once said:
Behind great line. the
hacks should pay admission TO
get into the ball parks"
Ken McAuley. new New York
Ranger goalie, said recently:
$50 far. Pat Egsn Detroit
Red Wings packs the hardest
drive l have encountered"
McAuley holds a commercial
pilots licenSe but was rejected
by the Canadian army :. Chi
caCo Blackhawks drew 17124
for the first game Of the season,
got themselves trimmed by To-
ronto Maple Leafs. and then
for the Rangers in the next
game, drew only 6,941 clients.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Little Boasts
Defense for T

Lou Little Of Columbia 10 one
Of the nations smartest football
coaches. He has worked out a
defense for the opposition that
uses the Information.
He would station his hnenen
Ia feet behind their usual posi-
tons. That, he figures, spoils the
rivals quick opening darts.
The ends were warned never
TO penetrate" The backers-up
were told 10 ignore the rivals
man-in-motion.
Columbia using this style Of
defense held Army fairly well for
half the way. then gave way. The
ends forgot and penetrated" apk
Army made two touchdowns
those memory lapses alone.
Little deplores the scarcity Of
first class operatives at Columbia
this year. but believes a coach
with good enough men can uss
such system and stop the best
T-formations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Duke Continues
To Pour II On

DURHAM, N. C.. Nov. IL tUP)
49, Dukes touchdown conscious
Blue Devils rolled effortlessly over
an outclassed University of Vir-
ginia eleven here today, defeating
the Cavaliers, 10 10 0, before a
crowd Of 1000 spectators
The victory raised Dukes scor-
ing total for the season to sos
points against only % for the op-
position and marked the Blue
Devils as one of the most potent
scoring machines in the nation.
Taking the opening kickoff, the
Blue Devils registered a touch
down in just five plays and for
the rest Of the afternoon poured
over touchdowns with clocklike
regularity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Mdrv Owen
Beavers Pilot

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. -
tUP)-Marv Owen. third baseman
for the Portland Beavers, tonight
was appointed playing manager
for next season, replacing Mervyn
Shea.
Owen, former Detroit Tiger for
six years, has been with Portland
for three years and turned down
the same job two years ago. His
baseball career began with Seattle
in 1880.
Owen, 81 next March. was
signed by Oscar Witt for the
Beavers in 1871. He becomes the
fourth Beaver manager in four
seasons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

IOWA CITY, Nov. 10 up
The unbeaten and united Iowa
Navy Prefhght football team,
tuning up for its game next Satur-
day against indicated and united
Notfe Dame, CoaSted TO a Is 10 ID
victory over Camp Grant today
before a small crowd OF 5000
The SeahawkS used tricky later
ais to score two touchdowns in the
first period, took TO the air for a
touchdown in the third and added