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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
M Sights Title,
Griidders Work
For 0SU Game
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Nov IL
They're getting the fever out here.
a victory over Ohio State Satur-
day means the first perfect con-
ference season for Michigan since
1882 and would assure at least a
share in the Big Ten Cor nine)
title for the first time since then.
The Michigan team has romped
through all opposition since the
Notre Dame contest. Foes that
were rated dangerous we're
swamped as the offensive machine
of Fritz Crisler rolled along in
high gear.
The boys. most Of them naval or
marine traineeS, found IL difficult
TO take their football too seriously.
But they were winning easily de-
spite the loss on successive Satur-
DAYS of Paul White, Bill Daley
and Elroy Hirsch. three-quarters
of their "dream backfield.'
Easy victories made the coaches
task doubly hard. The boys were
good and each Saturday proved
il. Now. however, they see a
championship. They know their
work is cut out for them this
Saturday and they really are
working TO be ready
Those Wisconsin kids, who hold
down a number of Michigan posts,
know the disappointment OF
coming very close One year they
lost only one, TO Iowa, but II cost
them the Western Conference
crown when Ohio State, which
also dropped one, played an extra
conference contest
All Of the boys have a healthy
respect for Paul Brown and his
team Of civilians. Yesterday they
drilled long against the Buckeye
plays.
A good day should entice a
crowd of $4,000 or better 10 Y
Of NJ. Stadium. In the last p
games between the two schools
they have averaged slightly bet
ter than $1,000 fans. a figure that
stands alone in football between
two collegiate rivals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Jackson S Goal
Saves Bruins

The Boston Bruins moved into
tie with the Detroit Red Wings
for fourth place m the National
Hockey League with a 2-2
against the leading Montreo.
Canadens IN Tuesdays only
game.
The aging Harvey Jackson in
his fifteenth ~ II. L. season,
saved the Bruins defeat in their
1894 hometown debut by net
ting the tieing counter with less
than four minutes Of playing time
left.
Boston had scored in the first
period while Montreal scored
twice in the second The proceeds
Of S21.S52 were given 10 the
Greater Boston Community Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
COOley'lI'
Has .DinX
To Buck

Cooley High is proud Of its
strong football teams and with
good reason.
Cardinal elevenS have been
highly successful past and present
but there is one sore spot. Cooley
has yet to beat a Hamtramck
football team and the Cosmos will
have that psychological advantage
when the two schools meet Sat
urday afternoon at L. Of d. Sta
dunn for the 1913 Metropolitan
League championship.
To make il all the more annoy
ing for Cooley. the four times
Hamtramck has whipped the Car
dinalS have been in Metro cham
pionship games. Cooley has won
two championships by defeating
other schools, but when the chips
were down against the Cosmos,
Cooley always went home the
lnCpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Pdrkers, DENLY
Each Place 10
In Swim Trials

Highland Park and DENLY each
qualified 10 for the city swimming
Semirnals of the Metropolitan
League in cast side competition
Yesterday at Northwestern High.
The Semifinals will be held
Thursday, with the city-wide
finals scheduled Saturday night.
Both events will be held at North
western
DIVING-Jim Thrasher tD), 1a2 2
points George Lehman tEi, 1870, Charles
Klann tsE), nos Latham Perkins tHP),
sg6: George Joumas Cd, 77li Art
Levitar (CTl ~ no.
56-YARD FREE STYLE Robert Leh.
mann tFJ Dexter Bridges CHP), George
Chipmaa tsFD. Ed Jansen (sE), "a Pho
trowski co. George Taurus tHP), Joe
Bucay CH). Best time by Lehman
TOWARD BREAST STROKE william
Mercer Opp. Frank Schubert tn). Don
Mylks (El. Bob Thomson HP) BIZ
Austin OPP. Tom Bolenburgh Cd. Best
time by Mercer, ll32.
man HP), Jim Gllster Cd, Piotrowski
IN. Allan Campbell (SE), John Shuler
(HP) Harold Dzihllnsk CH). Best time
10y Zimmerman, 2'23 NJ,
HPl, Bill Igel CD. Joe Komar (E). Al
Kaptor CD. Ken Regal (sEl, Gene
Xowalski CH) Best time by Parks, 1:l2. D.
1OO.YARD FREE sTYLE-Rohert Eeh-
mann fE), Bob Williams (sE), Bob
Codes (D), Ray Becker (HP), Fred car
bonero CD. Dick Farwell (SE). Best time
by Lehman :00.3.
1S0.YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
Bob Michaels CD. James Shepherd (E)'
Kowalski (H), Austin (HP), Henry Os.
trowsk (H), Harry Kansman CD. Best
time by Michsels, 1874 ,,,,,.
i5o.YARD MEDLEY RELAY-Highland
Park, DENLY Eastern, Hamtramok. Cass
Tech. Southeastern. Best time by High
land Park parks, Mercer Bridgesl, 1;5l:5'
2o0-YkRD FREE STYLE RELAY
DENLY southeastern, Highland Park, Cass,
Best time by Denny
(Thrasher, Gilster, Golden, Fred Burnett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
} Seahawks Out

IOWA CITY. Ia, Nov Tx
cept for Duke Currah, replace
men, for tho injured Frank MAJ
nicki. and Nick KerasiotiS. guard,
the unbcaton Iowa Scahawks Ia
bored through hard workouts to-
day 10 polish up their attack for
the Notre Dame game Saturday.
Curran and KeraSiotiS are nurs-
inc leg injuries and may be able
10 withstand only limited action
Saturday Naznicki. former star
of the Chicago Bears. was ruled
out Of the Notre Dame game be-
cause of injuries. George Tobln,
regular guard who has a bad cold,
also was a doubtful starter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

forward carrying the puck for the
Red Wings soon. Chief Scout
Carson Cooper is asking for re-
port on Larry Kwong, only Chi
neSe in hockey who has come
down from the Trail (B. c.
Smoke Eaters TO play for St.
Regis. Hes coached by Porky
Levine, the only Jewish goal
tender in the history of the De-
troit Olympics. The Wings could
use a Chinese Suckhandler to
checkmate Chcago's very active
Icelander, Mush March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Hoosiers Hold Secret Drill

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov II
COACH 30 McMillin was laying
new traps for the Purdue Boiler
u6kFrS rs nC son his INDIANA
HooSers through another secret
practice today Edward Schien-
bein and Bob Hoernschemeyer al
ternated in the passing and
kicking position. Tho HoosierS'
strength was weakened by in
iuries 10 three reserves. Art Leh-
man. a back, and Bill Ripple and
Nearl Faller, linemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Those Brave BADGERS

MADISON, Wis. Nov. II (INS).
With the exception Of Jim Kusa
and Clary Esser, the entire Wis
consin Badger squad was on hand
today in its drills for the Mime
sofa game. Coach Harry Stuhl-
dreher was using Hugo Vogt at
quarterback, Larry Heinz and Don
Kindt al halfbacks and John
Kuenzler al fullback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

So it is that The Detroit Times
All-Metropolitan League eleven
for 1913, announced today after
weighing the opinions OF coaches
officials and players, contains IN
the majority players from the
most successful teams in the pub
lie school organization.
Cooley High, which went unde-
feated in the regular season on
the west side, tops the schools
with three selections on the first
team. Hamtramck. the unbeaten
leader on the east side, contrib
uted two Pershing, which lost
only one league game, also has
two players on the team, while
Western, DENLY Northwestern
and Mackenzie won one place
each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Purdue Primes Aerials

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. II
(INS) THE Purdue Boilermakers
were attempting today TO fashion
an aerial attack for Saturdays
contest with Indiana at Bloom
ington. Sam Vacant was being
groomed as the passer by Coach
Elmer Burnham. His receivers
were ends Joe Buscemi and Frank
Bauman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Awaits Army Call

BRYN MAWR. Pa. Nov. II
UP)-Connie Mack Jr, son OF
the manager of the Philadelphia
Athletics and manager of Shibe
Park concessions, may be indicted
into the armed services Dec. 10.
Draft board officials here said
Mack. father of four children.
would be given his final physical
examination on that date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Wiese TO Lead U. M.

ANN ARBOR. Nov. II QNS)--
Fullback Bob WieSe was named
by Coach Fritz Crisler today 10
captain the Michigan Wolverines
in their engagement with Ohio
State at Ann Arbor Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Irish Bear Down
In Drills for
Sedhdwk Game

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov. II
Heavy workouts on defense were
ordered by Coach Frank Lcahy
today for his Notrc Dame squad
I'm preparation for its crucial game
Saturday against the Iowa Sea
hawks an South Bend
Bob Kelly. second string halt
back. was expected 10 see conSid-
cradle action In Saturdays battle
20 take advantage of his kicking
ability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
SERIOUS ALIBI

First Good Abb. Pratt. big
black haired Toronto defenseman,
relaxed On a dressing room bench
after rho Leafs last practice for
the Chicago game He stretched
his No. II dogs 0ut In front az
him and closed his ewes as rookie
Eric Prentice bargcd into the
room troWptf over PrattS feet
with bis sharp skates cutting
thfec toes and contributing 20 The
LlnL. nDr..f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Fight Results
BY United Press

BY United Press
New York broadway Arena izzie
Jannazzo. f50A, Brooklyn, decsioned
Ernest Robinson 146, New YORK 80
frankie Terry. 1894. New York. de-
cisioned Tony Grey, 1924 New York
81: Tommy Fallon 15V, Y. & NJ
News. Va go: Johnny Guarno, 1871
BROOKLYN. Knocked out lack Taylor. 13i a,
Brooklyn 90; Nick TorrettO, 1854 New
York. technically knocked out steve
Kirsh, 1881 Y. s. a. 90,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
jerks DID IT ONCE

The 1882 and 1884 Hamtramck
teams were coached by Hal
Shields. in 1888 by Frank Cobb
and in 1912 by Floyd Stocum,
Hamtramck'S present coach.
At Northeastern, where jerks
coached for 10 years before NOV
ing 10 Cooley this fall, he man.
aged TO beat Hamtramck once. In
1885. his team tied the Cosmos,
Sc, in the title game.
Saturday most likely will be
jerks last crack at Hamtramck.
He becomes athletic director at
Northeastern Nov. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Run Wrong Way

Rockingham Park in New
Hampshire recently scheduled the
Wrong Way Corrigan Claiming
Purse In which the horses ran
the reverse way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

A four-way tie for third in the
Michigan Major League Will be
broken tonight al Crest Lanes.
Bill Kenet of s. e. S. leads the
averages on POI and Therman
Gibson, a teammate, is second
IN 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Major Pin Loop
To Break Tie
InNIGHT,S MATCHFs

Palmer Park vs.. Ramona. "a s. a s..
Tool VS. De Luxe-D. Sc; Olympic vs..
Pepsi-Coa. rs; Mccarthy vs.. Young
a-lO. Detroit Sales rs Murdoch ll-l2,
Bone vs.. Kraetke. 1914; sackman VS.
Standard 1915 AZ Crest Lanes. 1907
Fullerton. Al Grand River. . p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
THEIR BIG GAME

Charlie jerks. Cooley'S coach,
probably expresses the sentiment
of Cooley players and fans when
he says ne would rather beat
Hamtramck than win the Good
fellows game against the Catholic
high school champion.
The first meeting between the
Cosmos and Cardinals took place
in 1882, when Hamtramck won,
2O-7. In 1884, with both schools
represented by probably til +
strongest teams in history, Ham
tramck got 90 decision. The
Cosmos walloped Cooley, 1898
final. 1870 and last year made
four in a row in the title game,
rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
IN TITLE GAME

Five of the players named Will
be appearing in the Metropolitan
League championship game Satur-
day afternoon at u. of d. Stadium
between Cooley and Hamtramck.
And it's a safe bet these boys
Jack Hudnut, guard; Harold Vog-
Ter, tackle, and Jack Cook, center,
of Cooley, and Stan Nestorek,
halfback, Ralph Kwapiszewski,
end-will play important roles in
the contest.
Cooley knows it can't win If it
does not stop Nestorek. The bulk
of the Job of checking the Cos
mos backfield ace will necessarily
fall on the shoulders of the three
All-City Cardinal linemen. 1t
ought to be a battle.
The other All-City players
named, Roger Chiaverini, Western
tackle; Milan Berar, guard, and
Ed Dopkowski, end, both of Perish
ing. and Tino Sabuco, Mackenzie,
Dick Dresser, Northwestern, and
Tom Donnelly. DENLY. all backs,
have put away their equipment
for the season. They did so after
performances in the regular sea-
son that won them acclaim.
AVERAGE UNDER II
The war, OF course, has had its
effect on high school football.
The players come younger now
and the Times All-City averages
slightly under II years. Eight of
the players are II, two 10 and
one Is.
Thumbnail sketches of the
choices:
ENDS
ED DOPKOWSKI, Pershing.
Senior; age, IT; heighth, 6 feet !
inch; weight 1s3-Captain of his
team and particularly strong on
defense in the best defensive line
in the league. Physically and
mentally ideal for wing position.
RAJ p II KWAPISZEWSKI,
Hamtramck. Senior; age. II;
heighth. 6 feet l inch; weight, $50
Built along the same lines as
Dopkowski. An excellent pass
catcher and exceptionally alert on
offense and defense.
TACKLES
HAROLD VOGLER. Cooley.
Senior; age, IL heighth, 6 feet !
inch: weight, 1S5.-The Cooley
line this season has been the
answer 10 a halfback's dream and
the boy opening the biggest holes
for the Cardinal speedsters has
been Vogler. He is fast; you'll
see him pulling out Of the line TO
lead interference.
ROGER CHIAVERINI, West
ern. Senior; age. II; heighth, 5
feet II inches; weight, 1S5.-A
steady. dependable worker on a
team that lost only one game this
season. His coach. Ken Mathe-
son, expected and received a good
performance by him every game.
GUARDS
JACK HUDNUT. Cooley.
/ Senior; age, Il; heighth. 6 feet;
weight, 176.-A rough, tough baby
who slashes his way through
opposing lines 10 give backs sad
afternoon Speedy and a fine
blocker. Also a consistent place
kicker
J MILAN Der AR. 2ersMng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Only One GoeIie Back

Bert Gardiner of the Canadiens
is the only 1912 goale in the Ma
tional Hockey League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Cosmos. PerShing
Place . Each
By JAKE BERsoN

football does not necessarily need group OF individual
10 fashion winning helps Not too nrequenty
football especially high school football exceptional player
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints In the
Night Fdiion only the name OF horse
which race experts feel IL among the out
standing bets OF the day.
The code key appears each night IN
the Eight star and Red Line Editions
with a number corresponding In each letter
Of the alphabet. -.
The horses name appears ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T is
PRINTED ~ CODE.
Tomorrows code follows:
"A B-tI C.I7 E-si F-4S CESS H-51 l-2s
las KISS LIS M-I2 Mis- O-6t Pas Q-S0
RS s-27 T-6O U-t2 N-21 WI AS N-5e IL
Clip this code KEY. II will enable you 90
decipher the name Of tomorrow.s code
appearing ONLY II THE NIGHT EDl-
TON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

Senior; age. II; heighth, 5 feet 10
inches; weight. 160.-A standout
player all season. Smaller than
the other linemen, he nevertheless
made up for it with his scrap and
spirit. Likes TO hit 'em hard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
QUARTERBACK

TINO SABUCO, Mackenzie.
Junior; age 10; heighth, 6 feet;
weight. 175.-Mackenzies one
man gang Played on one of the
weaker teams, but earned the ad-
miration of opposing players. A
hard running back, he made IS
per cent of his teams yardage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
CENTER

JACK COOK, Cooley. Senior;
age, II; heighth, 5 feet 10 inches;
weight, 174,-Looks lighter. Di-
reefs the Cooley defense and is
the chief line backer-upper. Poison
on passes over the middle Has
intercepted many and ran back a
few for touchdowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
HOCKEY

YESTERDAY RESULTS
MontresiN2 Boston 2.
TOMORROW CAMS
Toronto ~ Montreal
DETROIT a. Stu YorE.
BNstcn at Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
HALFBACKS

STA NESTOREK. Ham,
tramck. Senior; age, IS; heighth.
5 feet IL inches; weight, 172.-
Best all-around back in the league.
Can hit a line like a fullback,
battle tacklers with a deceptive
change of pace, or run like a
sprinter on sweeps. Passes and
kicks well and blocks and tackles
with the best. Outside. Of that,
he's just fair.
DICK DRESSER, Northwest
ern. Senior; age, II; heighth, 6
feet; weight, 155.--First class
ball-carrier and passer, standing
out particularly on the latter job,
Packs a lot of drive when toting
the ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
FULLBACK

TOM DONNELLY. Den b y.
Junior; age, IS; heighth, 5 feet
II inches: weight, 190.-Turned
Is only a month ago. is the
youngest, but also the heaviest on
this team. A pile-driving ball
carrier, he was always good for
those three or four yards. Will
be quite a boy when he grows up.
SECOND TEAM
FNDs-Charles Herberer. L. OF D
High and Jack Williams. Pershng
TACKLES-Ed schack Denby and
Dick Brown. BEDFORD.
GUARDs-Bob WinemBn BEDFORD and
Fred WolkewicE. Hamtramck.
CENTER-Alex Clelland, Northwestern.
QUARTERBACK-Ru simpson Cooley
HALFBACKS-Ken Smith, DENLY, and
Bruce Hamilton, Central
FULLBACK-John witherspoon, Cooley
THIRD TEAM
ENDs-Tino Barbas, Cooley, and Bob
LOOMS BEDFORD
TACKLEs-seymour Pomlsh, Central.
and Fred Jackson. DENLY
GUARDs-Ed Zimmicky, Southwestern,
and Adam Wojciehowsh, Western.
CENTER-B Bob Hanson. DENLY
QUARTERBACK Sam Gsrvsgia,
Eastern.
HALFBACKs-Bob Pearson Cooley, and
Don steffy, U, Of d. High.
FuLLBACK-DougJ Jewell. Western,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
POWER OVER JOBS

President Roosevelt took The
position that the bill would result
m unwarrartod senatorial inter
ference with the executive branch
III The government Senators al
Cued over the ConSttutlonalltN NJ
the hill The conclusion was that
ttr-fift-- r1r11-fr-se r1t---tt1r-
purse - p - - f7a2-e--nA ceI41 +
power TO say who shall receive
money from The public treasury
There also were charges that
senators backing the hlll were
seeking q hand IN patronage -ap-
polntment Of federal personnel for
their respective districts Nickel.
lar stoutly denied that political
patronage was the reason for ms
introduction of tho bill
An amendment ~ exempt ON,
ployes Of the far-hunG Tennessee
Valley Authority from provisions
of the bill was defeated. IS 10 III.
Adoption Of tho amendment was
urged by aching Democratic
leader Lister Hll and Senator
Bankhcad ~ If Alabama Nc
Kellar insisted on inclusion Of
IVA.
Also rejected was an amend
men' by Senator Mahoney d.
Of Wyoming to exempt all hut
policy-maKnC officers of the gov
eminent The vote was az 10 b
Mcclellan explained that under
the terms Of the bill it would be
incumbent upon the executive
branch OF the government 10 send
"a the Senate by July ] The names
NJ about $4,000 persons already
on the federal pay roll However,
the senator added since July IS
so near. tho House probably VIII
amend The bin 10 make the fling
date Jan. l. 1914
when this bill becomes law.
It's effect upon the efficiency Of
our administrative offices will
he tremendous Mcclellan said
adding
Bureau chiefs will he more
careful in selecting personnel"
EMPLOYEES Of the WPB. OPA.
owl and scores of other wartime
agencies receiving pay Of $500
or more would be subject 90 eN-
animation hy tho Senate
Another effect Of tho bill 4
was pointed out probably VIII be
hat In making Important appoint
nen1s administrative agencies will
consult more frequently with
senators
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16

NFN- Work lime Up
The European underground radio
station Gustave SigfrIed Ems said
today that the German armament
council had declared the U-boat
obsolete As an offensive weapon,
The council sought 10 deprive
submarine builders OF priorltt-ln
raw materials. labor and factory
ALLEGATIONS As a result, but finally
consented 10 delay action for
three months after Grand Admiral
Karl DoenitZ. commander Of the
German navy. had threatened TO
resign. the broadcast SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
Coal Rationiing
Near, Says OPA
Order Coal Now.
I. 5. Warning.

WASHINGTON. June Officials
said today that the OpA is work ing
on plan to ration coal next
winter
An ORA spokesman said the coal
situation was darker than pre-
'ioUslv believed and that rather
setele system ~ courrol" seems
necessary
T. = warns o. most critical con
dItiQus neat WINTER unless VIC pre-
pare now N0Uf Government urges
yoH 80 ordtr your coal now, and
avoid unnecessary hardship.
You don't need cash on the De
roit Coal Company MI up plan.
so money on deliIery Your frst
payment isn't due until August.
thc0 pay In siY o. nine monthly
payment Phone Townsend $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
HAND fOziIt&D-itniiiiAG

Twenty Germans Wclc slam N
h9nd-t0-h9nd t-hinc during Tho
occupation of ire village near
S4nlA-A- machine a,4H-2sa.lAl --e--
efal rife 'trfc tapfetcd
The Gslmar> courioral'scFed
With air and tank support north
WoS' Of Nf~cHsk some 80 niles
northeast Of Ord tho hinge ~
The southern ard central fron's.
tho midday comnuulHue sad.
hu' were thrown back with heavy
losses Ihrcc planes We're de-
,troyod hl anu-arcrtft fro
Three moro enemy piano, wors
destroyed tFo az thCw jon aor'I
l----tn4d4A tfi+e e4=4i+33tt=A a ffatiF
VILLAGES il-s-arla uls-a ~
nourre1 yesterday
The GrolHG lighting FOLLOWED a
heavy rand ~u-da' on Drcl who're
p number OF 1r'1t4r, trains vo~e
fl-f,fri7~ t71-rii --;7ri r---71ir7.
s.ons were observed Three planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
NEXING TO NAILS

Mandakas became the COM
mander-in-chlef. and 50 success full
were his anti-ANIs activities that
The Germans openly admitted by
the end of 1912 that they were
unsafe on the island except IN
EarriSonS and that all their sup
plies had 10 be sent in by convoy.
Guerilla raids increased 50
much that the AXIS was forced
10 maintain q garrison of 10000
Germans and 5000 italians,
Neutral reports said q recon
citation had been brought about
between JuGOSlsy War Minister
Gen Drala MlhailoNitch. the
guerilla leader and tho main
partisan groups which had been
supported primarily by Com
munlStS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-16
OTHERS LISTED
Other suits name as defenda

Other suits name as defendants
The kamil Management Co,
owned by Joseph a Kaml and
managed by Richard s KamiL
which operates the Alvin Apart
mcntS AT 226-231 Alfred.
j. II. Gustav Steffers of 46l6
Calhoun Dearborn. operator of
the Dearborn Hotel. 1916 Calhoun,
Dearborn. and the FordSon Hotel.
1SlS Jonathon Dearborn
Charles Kerr. owner Of A 70
apartment building a 304 s, Mill
tarN.
Emma +. Allen, owner of l.
apartments at 62l5. 622l and 6225
Sixteenth.
Edward Wod2InSkl nj 267o Bel
mont. Hantramck, owner OF a
home a 2677 Belmont
Nathan - RoSin. attorney as
the American Management Co.
and Charles CanNaSSer. allecedly
operating under an assumed name
as the American Management Co.
which operates three apartment
buildings at 1881 Dexter 1850 y.
Martindalc and l13l-1l39 Reed
Place
Mclnfyre charged in the latter
case that new tenants seeking
occupancy IN these buildings were
required 20 make deposit Of
$50 10 Sl00 for decorating