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La gaceta., 1943-04-15
Actitud arrogante de los vascos
en- I'm acto celebrado en- New York
lose Antonio Aguirre fue silbado por ell publco'
UaIl;uvo que en- Vizcaya habia Gerarqula y que
eI es ell unico Representative

norteamericanas que ocupaban
Ia tribuna; sin consideration a
cue era I'm huesped distinguido
del pdblico que llenaba ell am
plio Coliseo, grit6 con soberbia
.1ue repugn6 a TODD Ell mundo:
Vizcaya soy 20!
ia Edad Media Sc fue. Nj
predicos nj condados. Libres
los ciudadanos, libres los pue-
bios. libres las regones; pero to
dos orgullosos de pertenecer a
una colectividad que tiene his
toria, cultura y arte.
"Y 81 Jose Antonio Aguirre
no quiere ser espanol que Sc mu
de para ell Congo o alquile un
piso en- Ell Vaticanio; pero que
dele quietos a los vascos, no.
bles, valientes, generosos, hue
son vascos porque son espano-
les Y son eSpanoles porque son
vascos."
La gaceta., 1943-04-15
Las elecciones para Junta Central
de Accion Republican, E.spanola

Embajador en- Paris y Buenos
Aires.
Aware Pascual Leone, Dipu.
tado Secretario de las Cortes
desde 1886.
General Sebastian Poza, Ex-
Ministro, General Jefe del Ej@r
cito de Catalina.
Mariana Ruiz Fumes, Ex-Mi.
nistro y Ex-Embajador en- Bel.
gica.
Amos Salvador Carreras, En-
Ministro.
Vicente Sol Sanchez, Diputa.
do y Director General de Pri.
stones.
JesGsc Vazquiez Gayoso, Ca.
tedraticO y Professor de Univel
sidad.
Todos formaran la Junts
Central durante ell bienio 1913
1914.
La gaceta., 1943-04-15

En- la ciudad de Mexico Sc ha
yerificaldo Ell escrutinio de las
votaciones realizadas en- todas
las Delegaciones de America y
en- Inglaterra por los afiliados
q Acci6n Repulicana Espanola,
organization que agrupa en- su
seno a cuantos aspiran al resta
blecimiento de la legalidad cons
titucional en- Espana, Suspend
ola por un golpe de fuerza mill
tar con la collaboration de los
dictadores de Italia y Alema-
MIA. Ell resultado ha sido ell ST.
guiente:
Secretario de Relaciones, Ex-
clentisimo Sr. D. Diego Martf-
nez Barrie, Presidente de has
Cortes Espanolas desde 1886, y
Presidente INFERNO de la Rep1-
blica en- Exilio desde 1889 por
APPLICATION del Articulo IA de la
Constitution de ia Rep5blica.
Secretario de Propaganda,
Don Alvaro de Albornoz, Ex-
Presidente del Tribunal de Ga
rantias Constituencies.
Secretario del Interior, Car
los Espla, x-Ministro de Pro-
paganda.
Vocales:
Vicente Alvarez Buylla, Con-
sui General en- Londres.
General Jose Asensio, Ex-Suh
Secretario de la Guerra, Jefe
del Ejercito del Centre de Es-
pana Y Ex-Agregado Militar
en- Washington.
Augusta Barcia, Ex-Presiden
te del Consejo de Ministries.
Jose Franchy Roca, Republi-
cano federal, Ex-Ministro.
Bernardo Giner de los Rios,
Ex7Ministro de Comunicacio-
mes.
Felix Gordon Ordaz, Ex-Em-
bajador en- Mexico.
General Jose Miaja, heroe de
la Defensa de Madrid.
Angel Osorio Gallardo, Elk
La gaceta., 1943-04-15
LOS CAzAS RoJCS ATACAN
(Viene de la ID. p61.)

rias. Perdi6 ell enemigo ocho ae
roplanos.
Frances tiradores de Sievsk
en- 10 dias aniquilaron a 900 ale
names.
Las guerrillas en- la Ukrania
atacaron a los alemanes en- un
lugar estrategico del Dnieper.
Los patriotas rusos diaron muer
tie a 200 alemanes y Sc apode.
traron de dos canones, ocho anne
tralladoras, numerosas supame
tralladoras, rifles, $4,000 ron.
das de proyectiles, granadas de
manos, minas Y otro material.
Hubo actividad de artilleria
en- los itsmos de Aunus Y Kare-
liza, en- ell frentec on Finlandia.
La Radio alemana mega la
noticia de que ell DR.. Kurt Won
Schuschnig, excanciller de Aus
tria haya muerto.
La gaceta., 1943-04-15
PIDESE A LOS TAMPENOS
QUE Ell USO
DE SUS

La oficina local de la OPA
pide a los automovilistas que
compartan sus coches con las
personals que encuentren espe-
.rando al salir para ell trabajo y
regresar de las faenas de cada
dfa.
+ E~specialmente Sc recomien-
da que cada driver busque a
ssh pasajeros, pues de 10 contra
ri no recibira la misma can't
dad de gasolina que ahora con-
sumo.
Ayudara a una campana que
pronto sera lanzada, ell comite
de transportation del Concilio
de Defensa.
Hoy Sc reunira la comision
Gle la. gasollna, presldlda por Ell
Sr. E. Shelton Jenkins, y pro-
bablmente estudiara una soli-
citud, respaldada por ell ayun-
tamiento para Que Sc de gasoli-
ma a los duenos de los pequenos
"carnavales" que funcionan en-
Tampa.
Ell 81 de julio sera ell Gltimo
dia para pasar los cupones MI.
nero 5, del librito A.
Los tenedores de libritos B y
C deberan hacer sus peticiones
para gasolina dos semanas an
ties de que estos expiren. Hay
planillas en- las estaciones de
bomberos.
La gaceta., 1943-04-15

merosas personals y Ell buque
fu6 bautizado con ell nombre de
"Mauna Loa," ell famoso volcan
de las islas Hawaii.
Toes en- ell acto la banda de
mis- de la compania dirigida
por ell professor Grasso.
La Sra. Friend es la esposa
de Robert E. Friend, presiden-
te de la Nordberg Manufactur-
ing Company, de Milwaukee.
George Howell preside la
ceremonial y recompens6 la Ia
bor, con cheques de a 500, de
las cuadrillas que mandan los
c~apataces W. H. Ritch y E. E.
Scofield.
La gaceta., 1943-04-15
"viYe en- Alemania 81 e0can-

V%fS GA SAAOAAioAAA0 ca NN~esAA-
"ilyer y goza dc buena salud."
EN- Ia region de Belgorod,
in canon aleman di frazado ha
ia fuego sobre nuestras tro-
pas" Uro de los ~sargentos ru-
3os Y varios hombres llevaron
m tel6fono con ellos y avanza-
ron, sin ser observados, hasta
'escubrir ell emplazamiento del
nemigo.
Rodearon una casa ocupada
Dor los alemanes, mataron a los
,entinelas, deshicieron la casa y
lniquilaron a una veintena de
aitlerstas. Entonces fueron lla-
mados los tanques, con ell auxi-
lilo del tel6fono, y nueye caho-
hes alemanes fueron destruidos
Artilleria y morteros de la
unidad X destruyeron tres
"blockhouses," ocho camiones,
una bateria de m~orteros y dis
persaron un battalion de infan-
terra.
La gaceta., 1943-04-15
LANZARON AL Aqua UN
BARCO
MES"

La companfa de los astilleros
de Palmetto Beach, presidida
por George Howell, lanz6 aver
al aqua, siendo madrina la Sra.
Meta Oviatt Friend, de Mil
waunkee, Wisconsin, un barco
que la marina dedicara al trans
porte de municioneS de guerra.
Presenciaron la ceremonial nu
La gaceta., 1943-04-15

New York, abril 15.-En una
magma asamblea verificada ha'
CO p,eos dias en- Carnegie Hall,
q c'ul25ano Jose Antonio A
guirra. apoyado por un grupo
de sci oritos vascos, habl6 con
cxtraordinaria arrogancia y di
10 que en- Vizcaya habia gerar-
quia Y que 6l era Ell dnico repre-
|sentante de ella.
Vizoaya grit6 Aguirre =
soy 20.
Ell rdblico Sc puso de pie, in
dirnado, y lie do ma pitada CO.
no Sc han escuchado pocas en-
este ciudad.
Aguirre dice tener constitul-
do un gobierno independence y
sabese que extiende cartas de
ciudadania y distribuye cedu-
las.
Sc arroyo tambi6n el "Jerar-
&C." Ia representation de los ca
talanesy expres6 ideas de inne-
gable matiz antidemocratico.
Pudo Aguirre seguir hablan-
do porque Don Julio Alvarez
del Vayo intervino en- su favor
Varias p~rotestas Sc han for
mulado contra la actitud del Ii
der vasco por los grupos repu'
blicanos y democraticos.
FL semanario "Espana Repu.
blicana," 6rgano de SociedadeS
Tspanolas Confederadas, conner
tando la actitud de Aguirre di'
&c: "Se lie do en- Carnegie Hal
una pitada formidable que Sc Ia
ia de cordura, de talento y dc
Ia dee ordura, de talento y de
consideration a los reunidos.
Jose Antonio Aguirre sir
respeto a las personalidades es.
~panolas, hispano-americanas J
La gaceta., 1943-04-15
C

Muri6 aver en- un hospital To-
cal ell Sr. Frank Lopez, de 60 a.
nos, vecino del 2909 de la Gale
de Main. lie sobreviven su viu-
day un hermano.
La gaceta., 1943-04-15
Ell TEMPO

Continuara ell fresco en- la no
vhe de hoy Y Ell viernes por la
manana. Minima, a las 7 A. NJ,
So grades.
La gaceta., 1943-04-15

Sc SOLICITA un muchacho
&c mas de 16 amos para guar
IN canton pequeno. Dirijase a
esta reduction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Splitting games of DID, pa and
256 for 702. Joseph Gurske not
only accounted for two new sea-
son records in the Altoona Inter-
mediate House but became the
second 10 90 above the coveted
700-mark since the league was
organized five years ago.
Gurske, 1S5 = average, came
within AZ pins of the all-time
high, 744. shot by Stanley Malicke
two years back. In fashioning
hi big series Gurski strung -
straight strikes, five 10 finish his
second game and eight in his
third. Gurski's 256, which bet
tered Loren Longs previous high
single by one stick, enabled his
team. Sarnowski, league leader.
10 tie FleX-O-Tube for high sin
gle. 1887.
Bill Wersdrodt fired 2l2-243-221
for SIC in the Palace House
Ed WySzynski shot the highest
total ever boWled in a sanctioned
league al Victory when ne pieced
233-222-215 for $40 in the House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Has Club in Room

Al, you see always keeps
golf club in his room home
as we'll as when he's travel
ing. He docs tins so he can
take a few practice swings
before retiring and again the
first thing in the morning.
Frank Walsh. the Red Run
pro. who used 10 be his room
mate on the winter tours. tells
me AL often gets up even in
the middle OF the night and
swings the club.
Anyhow, Al had iHst arrived
AZ his hotel in Miami that time
and decided 10 try out new
swing. There was a crash
and a shower Of glass. His club
had collided with a fancy
chandelier
What TO do about o.? Watrous
had the answer right away. He
phoned The manager or tlIe
hotel. A friend Of his. and said:
"Say. thought YOU were
going to give me n room in
which could take a full swing"
He reported the accident and
the manager. all apologies, had
Watrous moved 10 larger
room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
CRIMMINs CLICKING

The slight grip Ted Rebain's
Sackman'S has on fifth position is
threatened by Rog Overmyer's
Detroit Gasket. about due 10 re-
gain lis stride Harold Aliens
MineraliteS Joe Adams Palm
Beach Recreation and farley
koiarski's Fife will 60 in the IA
vorites against Dick krakow'S
Five. Charley Rabaut'S Twentieth
{ fury Recreation and Bill
David'S De Luxe.
AS long As Johnny Crimmins
keeps up his SharpShooting Paris
clean should climb and climb fast
with Harold DeCrick's Murdoch
the victim tonight. In gaining the
lead in the individual averages
with 204l3. CrimminS has shot
series of Gle. So. $40. $50. 600
622. GA and $50. Lou Sielsff Of
Chene-T rombly IS the only other
man above the 200 mark al pres
sent with 20l9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Michigan
Back at
Practice
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Nov. g iehi-
gan gridders resume practice
today for Saturdays tilt with the
Wisconsin Badgers scheduled for
L. of NJ. Stadium. j
Yesterday was carded as an off
day for the Wolverines and they
were invited 10 sec the movies OF
Saturdays Indiana contest. All
players respond favorably 10 such
invitations and the movies were
shown 10 a packed house.
The commentator one Fritz
Crisler, was more than bit caus-
tic as he gave a running account
of the game. The most ardent
Michigan follower would admit
the play OF the Wolverines last
Saturday was not as sharp as one
might expect.
Coach Crislcr pointed out mis-
take after mistake as the plays
were run and Terun for the play
ers. And it's a difficult task TO
explain what is shown in black
and white on the screen. So il was
a chastened lot that left the field
house to ponder the mistakes of
last week before starting work on
the next assignment.
Earl Martlneau. the bdcktleld
coach, said he believed Elroy
Hirsch had an injured nerve in his
shoulder against Indiana. X-ray
showed no separation nor broken
bones but il is doubtful that he'll
start against his former team
mates. Bob Nussbaumer will take
over Saturday but the coaches are
most hopeful Hirsch will be ready
for Ohio State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Power Boys Clash
On Fdirview Mat

Two power boys Of the heavy
weight ranks will test their
strength on one another in to-
nights wrestling card at Fair
view Gardens. They are Abe Cole
man. shortest heavyweight. and
Morris Shapiro, a junior heavy.
They will clash two in three falls,
one hour time limit
Tex Reilly, a flashy Texan,
meets Joe Ferroni in the semi
fnal. also two in three falls. One
fall matches arc Louis Klein VS.
frankie Hart and Walter Roxy
vs.. Bert Ruby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Harbert Same Way

I've heard Chick Harbert put
il the same way-and Chick.
like Dcmaret, manages 10 do
pretty well. Others would. too.
II they could learn to relax
more.
| can see how some may get
the wrong impression of De-
maretS attitude toward golf.
He's what the golfing brethren
refer TO as a "hurry-up guy"
Little Gene Sarazen is another.
They don't believe in dilly-
dallying over a shot. They want
10 hit the ball as quickly as
possible and be on their way
after il. Some may regard this
as a sign Of carelessness, but
it's not.
It's refreshing to meet up
with fellows like that. and our
wish for Jimmy is that wherever
he goes he'll always hit 'em
down the middle - with the
minimum Of delays and waits
between shots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
NORRIs RETURNs TONIGHT

On the face OF the standings,
r.. e. r. would seem 10 have the
tougher sietidrng- But thr stand
ings in this case belittle the
Bergcrs latent strength. Despite
the fact II rs tfrd with Mat Git
mour's Parisclean for eleventh
place the Berger club is long over
due and capable OF upsettlng a
leader at any time. Chene
Trombly may find that out to-
night.
Loss Of first place still rankles
in the breasts OF the T.. a. p.
spiders. They will be out 10 pep
per Coca-Cola into submission.
hut may have 10 be content witA
the odd game Wayne SpaUlding
should fiji the gap left by Al Mas
soils absence with the ever
dangerous "CokcS. -
White Chene Trombiy and
T.. e. r. are so concerned with the
drivers seat. either one OF them.
or both. could wind up moving
over 10 make room for Stroh'S
the defending champion, with Joe
Norris back in the lineup for the
first time this season. Stroh'S will
have 10 60 for A sweep as Chene-
Trombly loses two and r. & b.
one 10 bring that about Herman
BengelTs PepSi-Cola will have 10
snap out Of IT 10 prevent 1t from
happening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
TWO MAKE 5-7-IO

Two young women converted
the 500 split 10 Gosselin
did it as Janet Glasgow was high
with 1871 in the Varsity Ladies
Stella Strunk. 100 average,
in the Ritter's Ladies, where
Betty Davis, l44 average, rolled
17l-lSS-242 for 60l and Edna
Miller l54 average. l49-l75-203
for ST Marvin Brazelton
tipped 253 in the Rainbow 900
House.
In the Allen Park Ladies.
Bertha Kuta. las average wheeled
out a new high Of 264 She
started with a spare and eight
strikes, followed before she was
tapped by the 10, which she
picked off with vengeance for a
500 series Walter Lees hit
255 in Joe Angileris Palm Beach
Junior Marge Livermore 1876
in the Graham-Paige Office.
Al agners 255 helped
Schmitz' Five 10 two new stand
ards. 1910 and 2946. in the West
Detroit Community Oliver
Carver's 222-20l-230 for $50 fea-
tured as Groszko's posted new
high single Of 1l17 in the Naples
Senior Margaret Dodd'S 225,
Heller MaCk's Z21 and Ann Jacob
sons 209 stood out in the Rain
bow Ladies Major.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

PEA meetings this weekend in
Chicago, the Oakland Hills
veteran said he would 90 only
ii he were assured hotel ac-
commodations that would guar
antee him ample swinging
room"
Frank Sprogell who besides
being president Of the Michigan
PEA also is an executive in the
national organization, said II
could be arranged.
Watrous thus Is spared the
inconvenience, not TO mention
embarrassment. he experienced
in one OF those very. very
hetels Miami Fla some
years ago when he was making
the winter tours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

give a boot whether he has a
6S or an so
l wanted 10 know Just what
his attitude toward golf was
and fired the question al him
point blank during an enjoy
able visit ! had with him a few
days ago. before he left Detroit
for his ycar-around job at
Houston. Tex.
"Sure, I'm serious about my
game" he told me. land 1
always try to win. I'D he
chump II I didn't. because golf
Is my livelihood"
lie made it plain, though, that
golf, nevertheless. is game as
far as he is concerned. and that
az eager as he is 10 do his best,
he also wants 10 be able 10
enjoy himself when he plays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Temple Has Hopes
OF Beating State

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9
GNS)- Coach Ray Morrison was
optimistic today bout the
chances Of his Temple Owls TO
register . victory in one of their
two remaining games. The Tenn
plars. who have lost four straight,
visit State College next Saturday
for contest with Penn State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
North Carolina II
Next for Penn

PHILAD PHIA, Nov. 9
GNS) Penn prepared today 10
repel an invasion Of Franklin
Field BY North Carolina next Sat-
urday as Coach George Munger
sought 10 correct mistakes that
proved costly in the DAT defeat
by Navy last week. Penn holds A
81 edge in the series with North
Carolina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Pitt Gets Rest
After Ohio Defeat

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 9 INS)
Coach Clark Shaughnessy pre-
pared today 10 resume drilling
the Pitt PantherS after day OF
rest in which they licked the
wounds of Saturdays 46-6 defeat
by Ohio State. Their next Sched-
uled game will be against Penn
State on Nov. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Nioh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints Night Edition only
Of horse which feel the outstanding
bets Of the day.
The code appears night Eight Star and Red Line
Editions with number corresponding each letter of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
TomorroW's code follows:
40 Ell G-19 H-53 Ia 2
VII wa
II will enable decpher the Of
tonorrows appearing NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Bob Tales
WatrousI Gets
Swinging Room
As His Hotel
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Pardon US for taking time
out from the football whirl 10
do a little punching for our
golfng fellows. Golfers here are
still at it after a busy season
and won't quit until the ground
is blanketed with snow.
The story i like best is the
one about our old friend, Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

w at T o u S,
who, in win
ming the last
NJ ic hig a n
Open cham
pionship at
Edge W o o i,
prove d he
continues a
mighty fin e
golfer.
~ a m 2 d a
delegate TO
the National
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Columbia Rests

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 GNS)
Don German, a center and
Johnny ShanSey, tackle, new
corners on the Columbia squad.
will 60 into action IN the Co
lumbia-Navy game a week from
next Saturday al Bakers Field.
Coach Lou Little is still laid up
with sinus trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09


10 be happy
and cheerful.
even in COM
petitive golf.
whore there
are 50 many
SourpuSScS
The trouble
is that some
may get the
impress 81 q n
that jimmy
is care eS 9
a N a doesn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Happy, Not Careless

Occas ionally referen c . is
made 10 Jimmy Demaret as a
"happy-go-lucky golfer"
There's nothing wrong with
that in itself It's surclN no sin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
E.-B. May Vault
Back Into Tie
With Chene Five
TONIGHI'S MAICHES

IONIGHI> MAlChh>
Palm Beach Recreation vs.. Twentieth
Century Recreation. alleys Ia. Sack
mans vs. Detroit Gaskei 81: De Luxe
W VS.. Fife. SIS. Pepsi-Cola W. Stroh's,
rs: j. r. Berger vs. Chene- Trombly Rec
reation. e-I0. Ekhardt A Becker vs. Coca
Cola it-l2: Krakow vs.. Mineralites b.
II: PArisclean vs.. Murdoch. 1915. Matches
M Tower Recreation, i3s49 Wyoming near
SchoolcTsft, y y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
TWO MORE RECORDS

Leo LietZ's pa figured as
Rangers rolled 1913 and 2742 for
records in the Graham-Paige Sec
ond Shift Howard Bridges
246 and Jeff F'efery's 634 shared
honors in the BEDFORD House T.. i.
Helen Deans 195 was high in the
Garfield Ladies No. 2 Bertha
PaiSley,S ls22 ~ the MURRAY Air
craft Frank Richters PAS in
the A. +. Of l.
league highS-,-rF Fred
Behnke's 236 and DR.. Ora Cregos
633 in the Grandmont House
Fred WunSch'S PAT in the Pattern
makers az Great Lakes Dick
Morses 243 in Wayne Schools
Businessmen =. Bill Chudy's 6l2
in the hene-Trombly $50 /.
Joi Jacobs 206 in the Graham
Precision Inez Finlayson's 2l4
in the Log Cabin Ladies Major
and AL Malone,S 627- IN the
Altoona House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
GurSke'S 7O2 Sets
Two Altoona Marks

loop Joe Lamb closed with
266 for Gil in the Argyle S25 &.
In the Argyle $50 Jack Pagan
registered a triplicate, three 1885
for 5G4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 9 tUP)-
The Pittsburgh Pirates baseball
team will return 10 Muncie. Ind.
for spring training next season.
President William +. Benswanger
announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Hunters Given
Tip on Handling
Of Their Deer
BY DON GILES

Charles Landrith OF Detroit.
who has prepared more venison
for cold storage than probably any
other man in the state, says deer
hunters waste too much meat due
10 improper handling Of their
buck after IL has been shot.
With the opening of the deer
season next Monday il would be
we'll for hunters 10 follow Lam
drith's simple rules and avoid
heavy waste of this precious meat.
THE entrails Of the deer
should be removed as soon as
possible after being killed. A
forked stick should be cut or
I. found 10 hold the deer open
until the meat IL cooled and
drained out properly. To do
this. the deer should he hung
by the antlers. II the intes-
tines are torn the deer should
be thoroughly washed out with
water as quickly as possible"
CAN GET EXTENSION
Hunters may have deer and
bear in their possession 90 days
after the close of the season.
Special permission from the con-
servation department. Lansing.
may be obtained for an additional
SIX months thereafter.
Hunters this year are urged 10
turn over their deer hides 10 COM
mcrcial channels for the manu-
facture of military equipment.
They can furnish much-needed
gloves and mukluks (Arctic shoes)
for our troops stationed in cold
climates. A list of reliable tam
nerS are available from the con-
servation department.
Euretha Shoemaker OF Detroit,
FIRST woman ever 10 kill a deer
with bow and arrow. will de-
scribe how she shot her 90-pound
I buck over Bob MaFphy-s program
on WXYZ tonight at $50 o'clock.
FERRY SCHEDULE SET
Charles NJ. Ziegler, state high
way commissioner. apparently an
ticipates light travel on the
Straits Of Mackinac Ferry during
this deer season. A schedule re-
ceivcd today shows the first boat
will leave Mackinaw City at 6
a. m. and one every 90 minutes
thereafter, with the last boat at
8 p. m. All boats operate on
Eastern Standard Time.
However, in the event OF peak
traffic congestion the state high
way department has made ar
rangements 10 use the railroad
ferry Sault Ste. Marie until nor
NAL traffic conditions prevail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
BY HAROLD KAHL

It's possible Joey Paulus Chene-
Trombly Recreation and George
Bryant's Ekhardt e. Becker may
be tied for first place again in
the Detroit Times All-Star Classic
Bowling League following to-
nights matches al the Tower
Recreation.
Chenc-Trombly which broke its
deadlock with L. g. 3. 10 seize the
lead by a game through a twin
victory over the latter last week,
runs up against Charley Good
rows J. T.. Berger. On the other
hand. +. e. b. catches Henry
Ehrle's Coca Colas.