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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

CAPT BILLY BRYANT VIII finally get what
he ssplred 10 I'll these years-hIs Showboa vcr-
sion Of Uncle Tom ON Broadway. Since
Lies article on The RoSeard Eals-three Of them
Spufned JOBS m Broadway shows The money
they SAID Is better IN the dance hall The other
DAY Ia Congress Ham Fish attempting 10 blame
the war on Democrats remarked This country
never DID get into war under a Republican
regime Rep Randolph Of ". Va replied We
just got INTO depresslCnS under themi Biggest
how! in the camps About the fellow who got
notice that his draft boards been drafted g. The
Lisbon Clipper crash. In which ShoWiolks oied
and were hurt hasn't dampeued others from vol
unteeurg for tie same risks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

NOW after FuGt. COZ .vug
breath uat .h.. vamsaU.a 1v
P,t y arr D srya.r Camp
Hu.c T.y8
Dear Ni-- Robinson o.
made NV blood boil Zoo hear uf
the proposal t0 JOS, special
tdA on bachelor.
We bachelors do not stay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
ALIEN BRIDES

Should erfcdn soldiers
marry foreign 0irls2
Why not?" inquiries Mrs. r.
Miller Grand Haven, Mich. Il
think it's perfectly all right,
provided he's really in love and
isn't doing It simply to escape
loneliness.
There are other cOnSidera-
tiOns to be weighed carefully.
He must remembe.; that the war
isn't going to last forever and
some day he can 20 back home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

MIDTOWN SCENE. Bea Warren a. Havana
Madrid doll helping the busy counterman at
HapSons crug store at 5ist wash the dishes az
5 a. m. A former SGT. on the Y police force
was offered the chief Of Police post ,n Puerto
Rico and spurned it,. Joe Be>ser IS feud ne with
top-flight radio StarS-allegng piracy Of his
speciality. one star replied When We start
copying your stuff mister you're h,t'"N Sep-
sisl groups Vho tired 10 cash n on Nine Ch.anr
Nsit are being probed Dv The Secret Scrrre
Leah Raw Is making her comeback on The au-
fhle time as IN actress She's the female voice
m Douneys aifcr. .Li0yd Psntagcs is IN The aal
z1neA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
SHOULD BACHELOR PAY SPECIAL TAX?
Rx
by ELSIE ROBINSON

service he usually spent more
than was necessary i'm trying to
show his girl a good time. When
a furlOugh is short ne wants TO
be on the go all the time, and so
his girl should pay the check.
Burroughs are few and far be-
tween, and no one knows when
his time will come. So they
should make the most Of their
time together, even il the girl
has To foot the bill"
Pvt. VIM. w. Erickson. age r.
u S. Naval Air Station,
San Diego. Cal
$500 prize).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

and choose from his former girl
friends IL he doesn't get married
meanwhile. Also, will he feel the
same about his Irish Rose when
he gets her back to the States?
However. II he's sure he's In
love, let him go ahead and
marry. After all. we Americans
are mostly a mixture Of foreign
nationalities, so IL wouldn't be
such a drastic thing to do"
Mrs. r. Miller-age 10.
II South First st. Grand Haven,
Mich.
$500 prize)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

WALT DISNEY'S Victory Through
AIrpavcr film, taken from Seversky's book,
j, beng blocked by brass hats in Washing
tom Because II reveals what everyone can
srvvv at-7 giauce-rhat planes are the best
Weapons today Bill Stout, who designed
the FIRST Ford planes is working on what
they hope Will be the fhvver of the air after
the war \ Tiny hundred hip. job as simple
10 manipulate as the Model T...Mr Whisk-
er> just collared woman agent here whose
operations were right out Of a spy film.
Posed as Navy nurse with all the proper
apparel, etc Worked the midtown bars,
talking to service men, and had even married
three of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

OF something ! Ses I have
often notice that any time we
have to push past people TO
get to our seats a lot Of them
keep looking at us even after
We sit down. l ses tonight two
or three Of those people we had
20 push past kept looking at us
every once in while long after
we sat down. Ethel ses do you
mean those two fat ladies in
the seats on the aisle or the
skinny one with the funny hat?
I SEES I do not remember
what they looked like but l
noticed several OF those peo-
pie turning their heads every
once in a while to look at us
long after we sat down. l SEES
Ethel now you tell me the truth.
I SeS did you do something to
those people or not? Ethel ses
why no Joe I did not do any
thing 10 them I Just climbed
over them l ses yes but did
anything happen 10 them when
YOU was climbing? She ses
we'll only by accident.
I SIS what do YOU mean bv
7CCldcnt2 Ethel SOS O those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

4 few weeks ago we
printed several Yes and No
answers 10 the bombShcll
question" should Bachelors
Pay a Special Tax but
was the argument settled
Far from it, Today mp
pops Rcdclia smith Mead
Vile. Pa. with a hand gre
made that blasts the .op.c
wide open again,
Dear Madam:
Il am \ DIVORCE and have
some rather positive ideas about
bachelors Bachelors are com
pletelv selfish. They think of
no one but Themselves and don't
care how much they hurt other
people They don't want the re-
SponSihlIiticS of wife and home
because that would upset their
easy going way of life. They
want all they can get but give
nothing in return.
You may 60 with a man of
this type for wears naturally cN-
peCting him 10 marry YOU even
tually. but what happens? With
out warning he'll say he's not
the marrying type -- that he
wouldn't be burdcned with
wife and family. lie wants to be
free to go and come as he
pleaScs and make big money all
for himself.
30 I say tax the bachelors
and tax them plenty or make
them serve their cOuntrv-no
difference in age Il or So"
RcdoN8 Sml'l-3rC 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

One Foot !
In the Aisle
nv Arthur Bugs Baer
GEORGE NJ. COHAN'S recipe for a play
was "In the first act put your hero up
tree.
"IN the second act throw rocks at him"
I'm the third act get him down again.
WHAT George forgot to add was, While
you re up there rob bird S nest
ALSO, paint yourself green like Jap
sniper in the Soomons, chirp like a bird and
hang by your feet like a chimpanzee.
THAT'S the formula for a successful farce
today. With the added postscript while
you re up there meet lot Of strangers. y
THEY do all that in "Doughgirls' over
at the Lyseum Theatre. And they do it very
THE PLOT of the play is everything null
tipled by three.
THEN YOU take the effect Of public
events on private lives, mix up with lot Of
people who happen to be walking by the
building, and serve in homeopathic doses.
THE CADMANS are being hustled Out
OF their hotel room in Washington because
their option has withered on the vine.
THE HALLSTEADs are moving 10.
Hallstead is mail order colonel whose unA
form has fed no moths.
MRS. CADMAN is still taking a showss
when the Hallsteads arrive. After q guard
through a keyhole the door opens and the
ladies meet.
THEY are old friends And all set for an
other old frenzy SO instead Of moving out
the Cadmans decide to stay.
THE LADIES know lot Of dirty little
white lies about each other that are trus.
steads are married. Then another old friend
bobs mp with her husband. They're not
married either.
THREE couples are now living in one
hotel apartment Natalia Chodorov, the Ia
nous Russian sniper, likes the Joint and She
moves IN.
NATALIA organizes protest meeting 81
the Workers Of the Third Floor. This meets
in the apartment. A travelling salesman
begs to sleep on the divan,
A JIGGADIERBRINDLE and an Admiral
move in unmindful OF the Persian proverb
that guest and fish both stink after
three days.
AND, finally the Marines drive up four
abreast and take over. The fun is fast and
wowsical
LIKE most OF the comedies in New York
these days, the idea is a switch on Dale
Carnegies, GLOW to Make Friends and Get
Influenza"
"DOUGHGIRLS" has been running a
steady as interest on a mortgage and will
pay many one off before it quits.
AUDIENCE reaction was terrific, for the
play is performed by cdpaole artsS VINO
know which side their toast is smutted on.
THE NIGHT | saw "Doughgirls" the
seats were occupied by distinguished white
haired folks who looked as if they ran up
from Washington to see this burlesque on
their city
TT ALL comes out copesetic in the
finale when Natalia gets Father Nicholai
Of the Greek Church from the Russian En-.
bassy to marry one couple and bless the rest.
1T POINTS no morals and adorns no
postcripts. It's good evenings entertain
ment And sufficient unto the day is the fun
thereof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
One Foot
lin the Aisle
Rv Arthur Bugs Baer

GEORGE NJ. COHAN'S recipe for play
was "In the first act put your hero up
tree. l."
I'm the second act throw rocks at him"
I'm the third act get him down again"
WHAT George forgot to add was, while
you re up there rob bird S nest. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THAT'S the formula for successful farce
today With the added postscript while
YOU'RE I'D there meet a lot of strangers -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

ALSO, "Paint yourself green like a Jap
sniper in the Solomons, chirp like bird and
hang by your feet like chimpanzee -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

JIMMY CAGNEY according 10 a letter ne
wrote 10 the Norwegian Embassy revealed that
he is part Norwegian. II will be published in
book by one of the Norwegian diplomats. Ever
since Csgney married he has given his wife
something green for st Patrick's Day. This year
the gift, as green as he cound find is a stack OF
govt war bonds The newspapers. which have
widely debunked the wild and erroneous rumors
Of clothing ratoning, haven't been read appar-
entity. The stores complain OF clothing runs
every weekend One Of the Broadway bellies
now toiling IN war plant is Judy Malcolm, the
show girl,
NORMA SHEA, one OF the cuties at Benny
Davis Frohcs holds teachers degree from Car
negie Tech. Frances Mercer. of Something for
the Boys" has new evening gown-the feature
Of which is-one long glove Norma Sheridan,
whose specially is risgay dtties in the cabarets
is reported altar bound with Adriel Bird Bos-
ton millionaire. who owns a piece Of the Auto
mats. Bob Burns, the ex-farmer, has done
series Of recordings for the Dept OF Agriculture
TO encourage the growing Of peanuts They are
christened: Nuts TO you, Adolf!". The cigar
rationing for troops at Guadalcanal; Two cigars
weekly In Africa they get four Although he's
been in the Army year, Carol Bruce sends her
manager Is per cent of her wages
WHEN THE FOLLIES debuts here the pre-
mere tariff will be $3.50. The sets for the film
Attack by Night" will be replicas of actual
Norwegian towns-with Owl supervision Vera
Stedman, once queen Of the Christie Comedies
is walking again after that motor car SmaShup.
Bedded more than two years Hollywoods vet
eran cameramen now in the Army Signal Corps.
are taking SlX-week refresher courses They must
learn how TO hold a camera correctly" And
10 develop negatives! Mary Pickford will adopt
children according 10 coast buzz The Mills
Brothers start trek back to the Big Time with
choice spot in "Reyee with Beverly" Geo
Lowther who does the "Superman" program was
the first page boy hired by NBC.
THE NAVY reminds girls that a WAVE or
SPAR may request other assignments besides
paper or desk work. The duties are varied
Aerographcr. FOR instance or radio communica-
tons, storekeeper, parachute rigger and so on 49,.
That gal wearing red wooden stockings is Julie
Hayden The star comic OF stars on Ice" az
the Center Theatre recently married The bride
is Marjorie Luce OF Forest Hills a former Secrc-
tary How did you meet" someone asked him
~ saw her al the rink he said She was
the pre'tlcSt girl skating that day lust asked
her ~ marry me Elton Britt singing cow
boy recorded There IS a star SpanCled Banner
Waving Somewhere Made him high bracket
man To date 200 nO0 records 81 Patricks
Day ThaV' Every time he sees an Irlsh-Bmcr-
lean solder Na7l turns green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THEN YOU take the effect Of public
events on private lives, mix up with lot Of
people who happen to be walking by the
building, and serve in homeopathic doses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THEY do all that in "Doughgrs" over
at the Lyseum Theatre. And they do it very
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THE CADMANS are being hustled ous
OF their hotel room in Washington because
their option has withered on the vine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THE HALLSTEADS are moving 10.
Hallstead is mail order colonel whose un$
form has fed no moths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THE PLOT of the play is everything null
tiplied by three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THE LADIES know lot Of dirty little
white lies about each other that are trus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THEY are old friends. And all set for an
other old frenzy. SO instead Of moving out
the Cadmans decide to stay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

MRS. CADMAN is still taking a showsv
when the Hallsteads arrive. After q guard
through keyhole the door opens and the
ladies meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

NEITHER the Cadmans nor the Hall
steads are married Then another old friend
hobs mp with her husband. They're not
married either.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

THREE couples are now living in one
hotel apartment. Natalis Chodorov, the IA
nous Russian sniper, likes the Joint and shs
moves in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
WAR
A Year Ago Today
MARCH IS, 1912

War department reports that
- japanese bombers raided
CorregidOr and the Manila Bay
forts for six hours today. Four
planes were shot down by anti
aircraft fire.
Prime Minister Churchill In
an address TO the Conservative
Party in London declares that
despite the almost unbroken
series of military defeats since
last year IL now seems Every
likely that we cannot lose this
war" II the Allies stick together.
Moscow reports that Russian
filters shot down IL of 6S Ger
man planes raiding Murmansk,
Arctic port of entry for United
States and British supplies.
British air ministry announces
heavy night air attacks on the
Ruhr industrial area in Ger
many and on the docks OF st.
NaZaire, France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Connolly Answers

la Dried grape; Oh small
orange: tc) light boat
Pa Rome. Italy. Ob) Lon
don, England, Ccl Florence,
Italy.
3-ta) First used name America
in his atlas. CO. invented
printing from type, tc)
inventor Of practical sub
marine.
Mercury, Venus. Earth
la WilhelmA lbl Collins, lc)
Leonard Spencer
6-ta) French Revolution. 1892 /.
Cb) Civil War Days, 1861; tc)
French Revolution 1892.
Copyright 1875 by Kng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Quick Answers

First IN the hearts Of his
CountrNmcn.
Rodent.
Leonardo de- NinCl
Wading bird.
5-Secretaries of the navy,
6 Pahndrome
Copyright, 1913, by KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
PITFALLS
OF LOVE
BY ADELE GARRISON

I CAUGHT back the impulse
TO tell Noel that Mary, or any one
who knew him. had reason 10 fear
he might stage a scene, for fresh
in my memory were his recent
violent encounters with Redfeld.
Since we were virtually alone in
the room, l put my hand on Noel S
arm and said;
"Of course she isn't afraid
you're going 10 make q scene,
but she II afraid you're very
angry Mt her, and sent her
along with her uncle purposely.
80 that I could have a word
with you before you see her"
What can you say. then.
Aunt Msdge, 10 excuse that
awful exhibition she made of
herself: She-yOu don't think
she has suddenly gone out of
her mind, do you:"
HASN'T GONE MAD
mo. she hasn't gone made" l
said, giving him A little shake,
but 1 shall IL you don't listen
To me. haven't time now TO
give you full explanation of
this. In her own good time, IL
YOU don't hurry her, I'm sure
Mary Will.
But ! viii tell you this" 1
went on. For n very good rea-
son, Mary staged one of her
cleverest performances tonight,
and the dress to which YOU OBJ
jected was part OF It, had
asked her 10 do IL, but she de-
cided that the scene as we
originally planned IL would not
he convincing. SO -improyised
another. That succeeded, and
while she must keep up her i'm
personation until this party is
over, she will not be quite as
MADGE MAKES APPEAL
80 I am asking you. Noel, TO
he a good sport about this. Mary
will not know I have told you
anything. so will you go I'm with
me and treat Mary and every
body else as II nothing had hap
pened, saving your reproaches
and demands for an explanation
until you see her afone,a II she
doesn't give them 10 you then OF
her own volition ?"
had pricked his pride, I saw
by the look in his eyes. Then he
drew himself up with dignity.
"Of course I shall say nothing
10 her until she chooses 90 con-
fide In me-" he said bit haught-
lily. land I will carry on as II
nothing had happened. Butt
cannot understand"
Don't try now" 7 told him.
lets hurry In to supper now,
and-thank you"
MARY KEEPS ON ACTING
He made no answer. and tn,
next minute we were in the room
where Olga and Dicky were max
ing a valiant effort to keep incon
sequent chatter going.
Mary was watching my fac
intently, and I gave her a private
signal which meant 'Everythin,
all right. Go ahead"
She came up TO US at once Will
her dancing step and slid her hand
through Noers arm. looking at mt
with a burlesqued frown.
"Since when did you go In
for husband snatching, Auntie
Madge:" she demanded. please
paddle her vigorously, Uncle
Dicky, for she's guilty Of a far
worse crime; shes delaying that
gorgeous feast, and I'm starving"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle

HORIZONTAL
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2i-Male name.
23-Scent
23-To dip.
27-Slr'hs
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2a-BblicA' name.
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41-ReEretg.
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s2-Comparative word sndlnE
53--Grazing place.
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57-neliherate.
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Ottoman magistrate.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
BY the Associated Press.

WEST POINT, N. Y, Sept. 25.-
The Army opened up the defense
of stubborn Villanova football
team with a sharp passing attack
in the second half today and
streaked to a 27-to-0 triumph in
the Cadets opening game.
The Army, with its array of
backs, scored only once in the first
half and then only when a Villa
nova reverse was messed up in mid
field and the Cadets Joe Stanowicz
recovered on the Philadelphians'
40-yard line.
A series of line smashes carried
to the five and when the Wildcats
held, they tried a shovel-pass from
Dale Hall to Glenn Davis for the
pay-off yards.
Discover Key to Defense.
That play not only gave Army its
first score but apparently the key
for future operations as Quarter
back Tom Lombardo, directing the
Cadets attack in the newly adopted
T-formation, began sandwiching in
passes of various lengths.
A behind-the-line forward, Lom-
bardo to George Maxon, shot the
latter around his own left end for
SO yards that set up the second
marker at the start of the third
period and another forward, this
time Lombardo to Carl Anderson,
gained 81 yards for another touch
down two minutes later.
After Davis intercepted Villa
nova pass at the start of the final
session and raced it back Al yards
to the Wildcat Is. The Cadets used
the aerials once more to get to
the from where Charles Daniel
blasted over.
While Villanova couldn't score. il
displayed workhorse in Postus
who wasn't supposed to be much
good on account of injuries; AL
Kasulin, who got Oh one 7o-yard
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Baseball Dragged Out

Attendance at Fridays major
league games would indicate the
baseball season runs too long. There
were only 822 fans to view the IN
dians and Red Sox, TAT to see the
Giants and Reds and 314 to witness
the Cubs and Phillies.
One of the players he traded this
season recently invaded Grifdth's
succeed Office and blurted, you've
farmed me out long enough. wanta
get back with Washington. How
about it,"
Against the St..Louis Browns this
season Stan Spence batted 500, col
iecting 30 hits in 80 attempts.
Clark Shaughnessy's color scheme
Is covering the Nation. On the
Pacific Coast he ordered Stanford's
football uniforms with crimson
jerseys and snow white pants. 1t
was the same when he came to coach
Maryland and now he has junked
Pittsburgh's colors for his own.
Dizzy Dean, the former famed
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Ruth Mixes His Dukes

Babe Ruth has Saturday morn
Ing radio sports program heard over
90 stations, and if he pulls boners as
he did on the air recently with
Grantland Rice it should be fun
listening. The Babe was referring
to the Duke of Wellington's idea
that the battle of Waterloo was won
on the playing fields of Eton. Said
Ruth, "The Duke of Ellington once
said that the battle of Waterloo was
won on the battlefields of Elkton'
Johnny Niggeling, who has pitched
three shutouts in five starts as a
Nat and twice lest 2-1 decisions, re-
Gently threatened to quit the WASH
ington baseball club. He likes the
Mats and Griffith, but his tummy
has been troublesome. He wanted to
go home, but was argued out of it.
Is fan dancing sport? Well, maybe
this comes under the heading of to-
boganning. Sally Rand has tobog-
gained to the point of hiding her
torso behind fans at the Hagerstown
Fair this week.
The Eddie La Fonds-he's the box
Ing referee and Catholic University
director of athletics-are expecting
third addition to the household.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Results of Football Games

Camp Grant, 10: Wisconsin, 7.
Northwestern, IA; Indiana, g.
Purdue. 81; Marquette, 0.
Miami, "a; Bethany, IL.
Depauw, 0; Oberlin, 0 ttie).
Wooster, %: Ohio Wesleyan, IA.
Miami (Ohio, "a; Bethany (W.
Va, r.
Wabash, %; Illinois Wesleyan, o.
Fort Riley, so; Lowry Field Den
ver), 90
Illinois State Normal, ID; Indiana
State Teachers, T.
Western Teachers. 27; Cornell Col
lege, 0.
Southwest.
Texas, IS; Blackland Army Air
Field, s.
Oklahoma, %; Oklahoma Naval Air,
6.
Tulsa, 90; Southern Methodist, 7.
Texas A. d. NJ, 48; Bryan Air Field,
g.
Arkansas, So; Missouri Mines, o.
Rocky Mountain.
Colorado College, 20; New Mexico, 7.
Colorado u, 38; Fort Warren, 0.
Far West.
Southern California, 20; U. c. l..
A., 0.
California, AZ: st. Marys. IL.
washington, IS; Whitman, 8.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
By the Associated Pr

bS the Associated Press.
East.
Curtis Bay, 13; Maryland, 7.
Army, 27; Villanova, 0.
Navy, 81; N c. Preflight, 0.
Pennsylvania, At; Princeton, 9.
Colgate, Z; Rochester, O.
Notre Dame, Al: Pittsburgh, 0.
Cornell, 27; Sampson Naval, l3.
Muhlenburg, Is; Lakehurst Naval
Air, O.
Yale, 20; Coast Guard Academy, IL.
F. & NJ, Is; Swarthmore, IL.
Penn State, IA: Bucknell, o..
Worcester Tech, 81 Bates, 7.
South.
Virginia, 7; Richmond Air Base. I
ttieD.
Georgia Tech. 20; North Carolina, 7
Duke, 81; Richmond, 0.
Camp Davis, "a; Wake Forest, 20.
Bainbridge Navy 9; Camp Le-
Jacksonville Naval Air, 18; Fort
Benning, 7.
N. G. State, 10; Newport News, 0.
l.. S. u, "a; Georgia, 27.
Midwest.
Iowa Seahawks. %; Ohio State, 10
Great Lakes, 81; Iowa, Z.
Michigan, ST. Western Michigan, s
Minnesota, 26; Missouri, l3.