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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Four Local Men,
7 From 0utstdte
On Casualty List

Four Detroit and seven outState
Michigan men are among 1872
American soldiers, sailors and ma
rineS reported today as wounded
or missing in the ASiatic. North
African and Southwest Pacific
areas.
Army wounded include Staff
Sgt. Melville J. Baker of Detroit,
injured while on duty in the
ASlatic area. Baker lived at 1914
81 Louis avenue with his wife.
Injured in the North African
campaign were Pvt. Eddie Card
ner who lived with his wife, Mrs
Margaret Gardner. at 11l6 Palli-
Stcr avenue and Pvt. Gene A..
StenSon, son of Mrs. Conrad r..
StcnSon of 1895 Alden avenue.
The only navy casualty reported
from Detroit was Clark l.. Hum
rich, fireman first class. son OF
Louis A. Humrich of 1908 Mogul
avenue. reported missing,
OutState wounded soldiers were
Marine Pvt. James w. Fogerty of
Ludington, Marine Cpl John T,
Gutka OF Saginaw, Pvt. Wal
ter n. Baker of Port Huron,
and Pfc. Glen L. Zim mer-
man of MuSkegon. Listed as
missing by the navy is Seaman
Clifford -. LeSage of Detour,
while Marine Pvts. John J. Power
Of Marquette. and William r.
Rhodes of Iron Mountain, were
both reported wounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Drawn so much, she testified, that
she obeyed his command TO pick
up scrap to make payments on his
car, while he made big money
in war welding.
Her father, William Dauncey.
81. first revealed Sadowski's jeal-
ousy Of his bride and his postage
stamp sealing system.
Marian said she feared 10 break
the seal so she stayed in until she
couldn't stand such treatment any
longer"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Men and women in all walks OF
life ten how Gillian. the sensational
natural" medicine, brought them
blessed relief from long standing
stomach misery, boating gas,
aches and pains, etc, due to faul-
ty elimination. Mrs. Monterey's
remarkable statement Is similar to
hundreds Of others received from
grateful Gillian users. No Won
der Cunningham's Drug Stores say
the success OF Gillian is without
euuali Mrs. Monterey reports:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
II Suffered Agony For
s Long Years"

For 5 long years was IN misery
due TO a sour, acid stomach, heart
burn, and terrible bloating gas. i
also suffered agony from pains Of
rheumatism in my back. legs, and
hips / had no appetite-it made
me sick just TO smell food. / SUI
fered all this time from severe
constipation, also. Then heard OF
Gillian, and decided To try Il. This
marvellous medicine has relieved
me Of the awful gas boating and
digestion, regulated my bowels,
and relieved those awful pains. 1
now sleep soundly at night get
good rest, and have much more
pep and energy" :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Leaves Several Million

An inventory filed in probate
court today revealed that Emory
Leyden Ford, late president of the
Alksli Company, left an
estate valued at several million
dollars. Mr., Ford also was a vice
president OF the Huron Portland
Cement Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Want Chewing HeaIth7
iTrv 9Hiau!

Gltan IN taken shortly before
meals. Thus II mixes with the food
at once, helping TO eliminate poi
Sons that foster stomach trouble,
and aiding the liver and bowels to
their proper functions. This "natu-
raj kind Of medicine" (as we call
it) will assist In bringing out gases
and impurities frequently with the
first dose) which are a common
cause OF long days Of misery with
headaches, dizziness and tired feel
ing. II II important TO note that
Gillian will cleanse your bowels
gradually - not drasticaliy or Sc
verely) as they were NEWER
CL.EANSED BEFORE
Gillian has a beneficial effect on
the entire system. IT VIII mako
your stomach, liver, kidneys, and
bowels more active, and aid IN
building you UP In general. 1t can
make you LOOK. ACT and FEEL
like a DIFFERENT MAN or WO-
NAN, years younger than your real
age. And remernber-what we say
about Gillian N backed UP by the
enthusiastic reports Of hundreds Of
Gillian users
A special Gillian representative.
known a tho GILLIAN Man. n
now a. Cunnkngbsm's Drag
Stores nc liza Gxtswosd St. End
1895 Woodward Ave, Detroit.
Hero he n meeting crowds Of In
terested men and women daily
and introducing and cxpaatn-
ing the remarkable heashfui
properties Of the Naturally
made Gillian Compound. Oman
10 rocunmen<scd and sold BY MI
.Csnntnxham's Dvug Scores. Hssp
yourself 10 healfh- Start todzy by
buying . bcttis Of Gffjsn. one
bottie WIN convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Awaiting Induction,
Youth Hurt in Crash

William f. Crandall, aged II, Of
S644 Hamilton avenue, was near
death today in Receiving Hospital
after his car crashed head-on into
a safety zone at Woodward and
Kirby avenues.
The youth. awaiting induction
into the Coast Guard Air Cadet
School, suffered a fractured skull
COLLAPSED lung and other injuries
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Seals Bride i'm Room
PueiIs+-WeIder Kept Her Prisoner at Night
.N With Stamps Pasted on Door

Sealed in her room at night with
Dos [ a & e stamps her pugilist-
welder husband pasted on the
door, a bride of less than a year
got A divorce today in Circuit
Court.
She IS Mrs. Marian Sadowsh,
%. of 4349 Military avenue. Cir
cut Judge Murphy granted the
decree.
Her husband. whom she married
last July, didn't use his pugilistic
Iprowess on her, yet she feared his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

finest health giving herbs, roots.
and barks. Gillian does not contain
a single harsh drug or chemical! IL
you are now suffering the torInents
OF boating gas pains, sickening
constipation, sleepless nights. and
other disorders due TO faulty elm
ination. you owe 1t TO yourself 10
try this natural medicine which
30 many grateful men and women
say has brought them vigorous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
3 SENIORS CITED
Csrey Heads ChrysIer Local

Edward Carey today defeated
incumbent Jack Zeller for the
presidency of Chrysler Local L
.UAW-CIO. Thomas Doherty was
elected secretary, William Watson
treasurer, and William Murray
sergeant at arms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
War on U-Boats Extended

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (INS).
AS IAN important step in the
solution of the submarine men
ace" Secretary of War StimSon
today announced extension of the
anti-submarine command of the
army air forces to include oper-
atoms across the Atlantic Ocean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

STOMACH MISERY" II
MADE ME SICK JUST TO
SMELL FOOD" She SAYS

Mrs. Clara Monterey, Of 1917
Woodrow Wilson Ave-,
Detroit, Mich, Tells How
Acid Stomach, Bloating
Gas, and Frightful Aches
and Pains, Made Her
Wretched for S Long Years
Says Gillian, The "Natu-
raj" Medicine, Brought Re-
lief-Now She Eats and
Sleeps B tier, Pains
Gone, Has More Energy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

Wayne University College Of
Medicine will be in the army by
midsummer.
Beginning this spring graduates
of the school will receive degrees
Iof doctor of medicine, instead of
bachelor Of medicine, as hereto
fore.
These announcements were made
today by DR.. Edgar II. Norris,
dean of the medical college. at the
commencement ConVoCation OF
senior medics, at which student
awards for the closing year were
made.
GETS SILVER SPADE
DR.. James Wilson. pediatrician
at Children's Hospital and profess
sor of pediatricS at the medical
college. was singled out Of the fac
ulty to receive the traditional sill
YER spade in front of the assembly.
Each year a professor is given
the spade for digging the straight
est furrow in teaching young doc
tors" Doctor Wilson has been the
schools chief pediatrician for two
years.
The College Of Medicine will
ga doctors March d. Dean
Norris announced. Seven of them,
whose names were not revealed,
will be given special degrees.
3 SENIORS CITED
Three seniors were given special
recognition at the Convocauon.
Norman Brey received a special
service medal for outstanding scho-
lastic and extra curricular work,
Elmer JanuZzi was cited for surg
cry and Arnold Kadish for re-
search.
Speaker at the convocation was
DR.. Frank A. Weiser, alumnus OF
Wayne, who outlined the progress
of the medical profession in the
last IS years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Gillian Is Scientifically Gem
pounded From Natures Herbs

Why do we call Gillian a "natu-
raI- medicine! Because II is made
from the juices of u of Natures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

0 Plenty Of Navy!
o The New Pastel colors!
. Two-Pieee Fashions!
. one-Pieee Suit Styles!
. The LoVeliest Materials!
. Juniors. Misses! Women
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
WomanA:dmits
Kidnapping

New York. JGiy l7-(AP)-Th"
arrc.i Of 2OrCar-Old woman on
u charge O.. kidnapping a thrcC-ycur-
old boy Hu, announced today Ay
FBT Ari' T.. f.. Conr0y. who sad
She related ,hh her purpose VA, to
try 20 crny."cc her divorced husband
she had son.
Corroy. special agent in charge ol
The New York Office of the federal
burcau Of investigation. identified
The woman as Mary pCnura of 200
Fur>ythc street u lower East Side
ncighborhood. and said her arrest
uuloldcd story as bizarre as any
~ police records.
Conr"y said the woman had Grcd
q Statement that she had kidnapped
jimmy dyMaggio rr Luly 3 had
'Ikci him +" Nashville. Ten. f. live
IN - NWCN room. and had returned
with him 10 New York ON .tulv IL.
abandoning the boy in a 3itn street
r-.'a'I"s1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
SiciLidn
InUasiion
SideLight

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WIN NE Nh'rF'cah 9cN'"ih Army
III 2'"'i ~ u 9!'!lE' J"iy 1T i''Iaycd)
wy, "" NH" i""N'n& american
rnrms co, !, i;,,io " Gini,, ~, y I'n,
shnn r,iicr,I,, ,,..'itinn ,,,a;,. ,,',.,, :,
DO ,.,lni,. ""'''''@ '''''' '''' II III
They were parachute TROOPERS. and
they had killed three Italian soldiers
and helped ,tnnck off three Gcrman
marines since they plunged 600 feet
to earth Saturday night from a trans
port plane.
AS tncy varied, Priva:"S WIlIrcd
y: !hnhaS 81 Milton, Oir" and Cecil
f. iF'nc @! h"Ft"w. Fla. told their
stories. lA"mHS. an expert rifle
man. used p'th rifle and Il Dor
rnW2d machine gun to pick off the
thrcc Italians.
p,fro r.,... ,,.;,,, .;, ou,.. .,.l,,,,.
,r,',',,.'. ,,.i r,t ".'.'' .'.'i '.,'"'u
G c"mn,S M',C. ''''S ran mo "''ce
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
Allied Successes In Sicily
Confirm Formula For Assault

London. July lT-(AP)-ThC i'm
mnCn' prospect of - ClCHn-cut victory
in Sicily has confirmed the allied
formula for an amphibious assault
on Western Europe and suggests
strongly in the view Of some OBJ
servers that the same pattern will
work against Adolf Ilitlcr'S Atlantic
WAL ui western France.
There i no intention To- imply.
these sources pointed out that the
Germans arc relying ~ nero scare
GROW dCiCnSCS. However. reports
from tho Mediterranean front of sur
pri,inGly low Alfred casualties and
rapid progress throw clearer light
ON 'hc raIl theme Of imprCGnabilrty.
Tic asCcndcnCY Of allied air power
leaves little doubt. il WAS said. tina,
The EAF and the eighth Il. s. air
force viii be abba 20 lay down the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
Say
All Assaults
Repulsed
One Red Army Wing
Reported Is Miles
From Orel Despite
Frantic Resistance

Moscow, July II = (AP) -
The German high command has
thrown two new divisions, one
armOrcd and one infantry,
against the Russian Spcarhcad
new threatening Orcl. front line
dispatches said today. but the
Red army WAS reported rcpuis-
ing all naZi thru:',S and continue
ing to advance.
One wing of the Red army's
smashing c0u"ter attack was re-
ported To have rolled to within
% miles of the heavily fortified
nazi base as the Germans fran
tically rallied all available mani
power and equipment in dcs-
pcrate effort To Stavc off 4 major
breakthrOush.
The dispatches said the Russians
were sending motorized infantry
with tanks ard mobile cannon to
comb the forest clearimgs for nazi
troops.
One Of the most stubborn battles
took place around a village on the
west bank OF an unidentified river
not far from the Russian wedge in
the German line. ii was reported.
The Russians said they captured the
village.
Dispatches reported that the north
crn column O! the Russian counter
offensive against Orcl WAS advancing
southwark and had progressed an
other six To len miles after over
coming heavy German counter at
lacks.
This would put the Russians any
where from - 10 81 miles north Of
Orcl since originally this column
reached to point about 81 miles
north of Orc!. dispatches indicated.
There is TO indication of the pres
rnt location of the other Russian col
umn facing Orcl irCm the cast. lis
original advance put it TO within
about % miles of Orcl, dispatches
indicated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
FIJI Chief
Lauds Agents

Washington. July 17.-(AP)--- j.
Edgar Hoover. head Of the federal
bureau Of investigation. declared to-
day that mot u single successful act
of forcogn-dircctcd sabotage mas oc-
CURED TO hinder our war effort"
Addressing the graduating class nf
the FB1 national police academy.
Hoover said the coordinatcd efforts
of federal. state and local law en-
forccmcnt agencies have cur0cd ac-
fiviiiCs of foreign espionage agents
before thcv could accomplish their
fiCndiSh aims"
"Wc have. bv planning and coor-
dination. avoided the hystcria which
prevailed in World War I. when in
noccnt persons were prosecuted ana
harmed as it'c result Of i'll advised
vigilantc activities" he said. I'VE
have kept the home front secure"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17

Same ru.0'us preliminary bomb
shower and maintaiH the same CT
iiCicnt umbrella over an allied l1ud-
ing on the Preach coast as over
ItaIy'S Sogcy->iubbcd Sicilian toe.
British bases arc closer To- The
Yves, wall imam The allied Mcditcr-
ranCan hl.c, ne to Sicily. N1iN"uCh
the GCrrau Iir force IN the west is
undoub,cd'y superior tn that IN Sicily
the allies nav" proved repeatedly that
they can control the skies over
France.
\ Simple l@ct illustrated Ivy ST.
ely sccm- 20 be that the axis. for
all rs reserves. Cannot maintain ~
adequate i""nt against the Russian,
army and still man th,' wholc rim
Of the continent 10 fight cunccr-
lratcd a''ar, at the bcarhhcadS NJ
allied rho. 'D:. the observers said
here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
BROTHER OF LENIN
DIES NEAR MOSCOW

Moscow. july lT-tApD-Thc cen
trail committee OF the Communist
party disclosed today that Dmitr1
Clianny. brother at Nlcriai Lcnin.
had died near Moscow Yesterday at
ter q long illness.
Tho announcement sand The body
would lie II static tonight 100 iHr state
building I'm front of bCnu f.. tomb on
Fed Square and ,Hdt the pinlic wUuld
be admitted.
Ulianoy. who was Lcnju', young
y.t brother. was abnUt 20. He died
IL Gu.ki.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
Nye And Smith
Declare FDR
Not To Run

Washington, July l7-(AP)-
Two puIspokcn l.. 5. senator
a Republican and a Democrat
voiced belief today President
Roosevelt might not seek or &C
Ccp' nomination for Il fourth
term.
Senator Nyc. Republican OF
North Dakota. asserted that If
the President finds there's Il
large chance of his being whip
ped III will step aside.
And" Nyc told reporter. Ell
be- LOOKS around enough. nc'Ii
find Just that"
Senator Smith. Democrat ul
South Carolina. declared in an.
U;hrr interview that "RuuScyu.t
won't win the nomination even d,
hr should seek ii. ard bv ".n-
vcui.uu time. | think hc.! bc
convinced of that"
II nc should be able TO swing
the nomination." Smith declared.
ned uc beaten for rc-c!rc;.un.
rcgu.d!c,, OF whether the war is
IN progress
Nyc said the principa! Job r'
his oW" party WAS 10 find Il man
behind whom the party and the
American people can umi~."
NyC escorted that congressman
returning n September after
Their summer recess and con
NCrSIi.uu> with their Cun.',;u-
ems. twill have more definite
ideas 'Hun Low as 10 the type
OF candidate tho people will fol-
low
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
Dive Bombers
Blast Munda
Out Of War

Allied Headquarters in the
Southwest Pacific, July IL
(AP-Munda is being dive
bombed TO destruction.
Eighty-tWO more tons OF bombs
burst Friday upon The Japanese
air base whose defenders, from
their lOX holes. have seen lif
central SolomonS skies darkcnvd
by DauntlcsS dive bumbcrS and
Avcngcr torpedo bomber, from
the first day of the American
invasion on Juue 80.
More than 100 oil these planes
delivered the latest Of these
low level pici;-your-targct al
lacks which IN Il short while
have exploded in excess of 800
tons OF bombs on Munda.
TWcnty-cight tons of 1000
and 2,OO0-pound bombs blasted
at Munda's guns and men on
July 3; 20 tons on July o: 81
tons on July 10; - tons on July
II: 81 tons on July Is. Other
raids have been madr without
the communicates disclosing
bomb wcightS-but always the
raiders are dive bombcrs and
torpedo bOmbcrs.
TOday's cOmmuniqUc criSply
reported: Our torpedo and dive
bombcrS. in two strikes in close
support Of ground forces. drop
ped 81 tons of high cNploSil O.
and augmentation bombs on the
enemy positions in the Munda
area
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
HEAD-ON COLLISION
WRECKS TWO TRAINS

MOrriStown, Tenn, July l7.-(AP)
"A head-on collision between two
Southern Railway freight trains To-
Gay left two cnginemcn dead. two
more imprisoned in the wreckage
and two others injured.
The wreck occurred near White
Pine.
First reports laid one of the M
prisoncd men. d fireman. was alive.
The other is buried under an over
turned car of coal.
One engine overturned and tho
other was partially demolished.
The trainmcn'S Identities were not
known Immediately.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
FORMER PRESIDENT
OF UNIVERSITY DIES

Columbia. 6; c.. July l7--(AP)-.
DR.. William Spencer CurrcIl. former
president Of the University of South
Carolina. died carly today al the
Pisgah hospital at NShcvilc. N. C..
after u critical illness "f u few days
and IN extended period Of declining
health. university officials have bCcn
notified.
Funeral services will be held Sun
day in Lexington Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
TWO NAZI MARSHALS
MAY NOT GET ALONG

Allied Headquarters in North AZ
RIGA, July l7-tAPD-Friction be-
tween Field Marshal Baron Won Rlrh-
ihoc,N. directing axis air operations
in Sicily. and Field Marshal General
Albert KcSSclring. supreme axis com
nandcr in the Mediterranean, may
disrupt axis defense plans. an allied
air force statement indicated today.
Recalling that there has been frIc-
ton between the two men in the
past the statement said:
"ThON who know the two mon
ere wondering how Richthorcn will
ret along with KcS,clring who is now
in supreme command .! ali armed
forces. land. sea and air. German
and Italian. in Sicily. Sardinia,
Greece and Crete. I'm the past there
has brcn friction between them"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
NIEEECK CONVICTED

WIsTINglON. Judy = = INTN - \
Fedora, Court Jury last night con-
rc'cd George Sylvester NicrCck, al
lcGcd pro German prnpacandiSt. O,
violating INC Foreign Agents RcgIs-
ira'iun Act.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
"TIItT FOREIGNER"

New York. July l1-(APD-Col.
Robert r. Mccormick. editor -.
published OF Tho Chicago TRIBUNE.
replying 10 Wendell WILKES chnl-
lcnGc 10 run in the Illinois prefer
tial primary next April. said. Il don't
think that foreigner can carry the
State of Illinois"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
Britain-Based Bombers
Again Raid North Italy
Power Facilities
Feeding Railways
Blasted Second Night
in Succession

London, July l7.-(AP)-Bri-
based Raj bOmbcrs smash
I'd At Ifaly'S transportation Sys-
TEN with Il second straight night
assault across the Alps last night
by blasting the power facilities
which feed MuSSOlini'S clcctri-
lied railways, while MOSQUITO
b0:nbers battered Munich on the
Gcrman-Italian Brcnncr line.
Last nights targets in Italy, as was
The case the night before. were
transformer and switching stations
through which flow the current gen.
Grated in the Alps to keep Italian
rail supplies moving.
The strength of the raidirg force
LAS not given Immediately. but the
fact that the Raj bombCrs set
alarms wailing in western and Gen.
trial Switzerland would indicate il
was Il powerful one.
The offensive against the con-
incnt was kept up i'm daylight
raids today by fleets of Amer
:can-typc twin-cnginc bOmbcrs
which started shutting across
the channel with the rising sun.
Abbcvillc, important French rail-
wy NSiiNNi, NdS illC lOt Am
CriCan medium bombcrs which
struck at dusk yesterday to leave
great fires burning in that control
point for all rail traffic to the north.
The raid was made al the cost of
one bomber and protected by Il thick
blanket Of allied fighters.
Flying FurtrCsSCs had bombed
Abbcvillc in three previous assaults.
Tho dusk attack followed up night
blows by the RAF which cut il path
of ruin from northern Italy to the
Low Countries.
In releasing additional information
on the Thursday night raids over
northern Italy. the air ministry said
the attacks were on electrical nerve
centcrs and were closely tied up with
the battle of Sicily in Gripping the
Italian railway system.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17
Rome Radio Rejects
Surrender Demand
Broadcast Intimates
Italy Has Gone Too
Far With Hitler
to Turn Back Now

London. July IL (AT) - IN
the first direct reply 10 the
Roosevelt Churchill surrender
demand. the Rome raCio intI-
mated today that Italy had
strung along with Adolf Hitler
too long To turn back nav.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-17

Continued on Page Four)
The sub., 1943-11-11
Celebrates Its 48th ANNIvERSl

remembered Christina
  disappointment till Christmas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 20 up
Purdue University completed an
undefeated football season in
breath-taking manner today, hold
ing Indianas determined Hoos-
iers for two downs on the 2-foot
line in the last 50 seconds Of their
game and winning, Z TO o, before
a crowd e. y 600
The triumph over its traditional
rival gave Purdue a share of the
Big Ten championship with Mich
igan and a strong claim TO ma
tIonal honorS by virtue of its nine
straight victories.
The Boilermakers used Indi-
ana'S favorite weapon 10 win the
game, A forward pass from quar-
terbaCk Sam Vacant to towering
end Frank Bauman with only II
seconds to play in the first quar-
ter gave Purdue its touchdown
and capitalized on It's only serious
scoring threat Of the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
CT. Lakes Again
Trims TopperS

GREAT LAKES. IL. Nov %
UP) Little Emil Sitko, whose
collegiate football career pro-
crossed no farther than Notrc
Danes freshman team last fall,
today led the Great Lakes Blue
Jackets 10 their ninth victory Of
the season and the second over
Marquette, y TO g.
The Sailors pace was consider
ably slower than IN their al 10 s
triumph at Milwaukee last month,
but once Sitko began 10 roll, the
$4,000 Blue Jackets banked around
the Ross Field stadium knew the
issue settled
Almost single-handedly Sitko
carried the Blue iackets 90 yards
on their first drive in the opening
period and he later ran 27 yards
10 the 1-toot line in the fourth
10 set the stage for the final
navy touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Players Give i. M.
Coaches a Shower

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 20-There
was an unusual dressing room
scene in the University OF Michi-
gan quarters this afternoon. Some
body thought Of it weeks ago.
Plans were well laid. Ana today
it happened.
The Michigan coaches were
thrown under the sAowerA fully
dressed. lust after the Wolverines
had clinched a part OF the West
ern Conference title by beating
Ohio State, IS TO Z.
PurdueS 10 win over Indiana
gave Purdue the other half of the
championship.
First. Coach Fritz Crisler was
tossed under the spouting faucets
and SprapS--AAa- then earre- 6ffar=
ence Mum. the line coach. Next
Earl Martineau, the backfield and
then Henry Hatch. Wally Weber,
KIP Taylor, scout, and Art
Valpey.