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Evening star., 1943-11-19
Seahawk Vets Won't
Halt Youthful Irish,
Grid Critics Feel
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Experience
may be the best teacher, but those
terrors of the T, Notre Danes Irish,
aren't expected to be in the mood
for a football lesson tomorrow when
they meet the Iowa SeahaWks, the
sixth unbeaten eleven to be encoun-
tered.
Averaging nearly $50 yards by
rushing per game, the Irish have
dissolved every type of defense to
continue their sustained drive to-
ward their first unbeaten and united
season since Knute Rockne's last
team in 1880. If the Seahawks are
defeated. only Great Lakes will
stand between Notre Dame and that
goal.
But now the South Bend super
men must face a new barrier
greater experience.
Coach Frank Leahy's II starters
have total of % years of college
football experience to back them
up, including this seasons activity.
The Seahawks can present a team
vastly superior in this respect-one
in which six members are former
pros, who, together, have been in
the game 42 years. There also is
quite concession in age. For in
stance. Dick Todd, Texas Aggies
and the Washington Redskins, is 20
years old. Perry Schwartz, Cali
fornia and twice all-National League
end for the Brooklyn Dodgers, is %.
Despite this men against boys"
angle, most observers believe the
Irish will win with enough ease to
merit a 14-point dividend. One OF
the years greatest box Office at
fractions in sports, they will make
their final home appearance before
a crowd of $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Swedes Cannot Visit;
Invite j. ). Runners

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Hopes that
Gunder Haegg and Arne Anderson,
Swedish record holders, would come
to this country for the winter indoor
track season have vanished.
Dan Ferris, secretary-treasurer of
the AAU, has received a cablegram
from the Swedish Amateur Athletic
Association saying it would be i'm
possible for either athlete to make
the trip. At the same time the
Swedish body asked that the United
States send athletes to Sweden next
July.
I'VE certainly would like to accept
the invitation" said Ferris, "but as
conditions stend now I imagine we
would have difficulty obtaining pri-
critics for athletes to make the
trip"
Evening star., 1943-11-19
RosenbIoom Picks
Bad Man to Box
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19.-
Slapsy Make Rosenbloom, vet
eran boxer, returned from
19,000-mile USO tour to New
Caledonia, Fiji Islands, and other
South Pacific points, tells this
one on himself.
In the Fijis, when it got to
raining too hard and dampen-
ing my gags, I'd challenge any
body in the crowd to come up
and box. 1t worked fine until
big Navy guy really gave me a
workout.
Gosh. You know who he
turned out to be? Tom Heeney,
who fought Tunney for the title
some time back"
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Kentucky Derby AgaiI
To Be Home Affair.";
Scheduled May 6
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov 19.-The 1914
Kentucky Derby, the 10th running
Of the historic race, will be on
Saturday, May 6.
Col. Matt Winn, 81-year old guild
ing genius of the Nations No. l turf
event, made this announcement at
a meeting of the American Turf As
sociation, which controls Churchill
Downs at Louisville.
The race again will carry $75 900
in added value, with a gold cup
going to the owner of the winner
This makes it the richest turf affair
in the world.
The Derby likely will be patterned
after the 1943 event, "a trolley car
affair" restricted to citizens in the
Louisville area.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Army-Novy Battle
Remains at Point
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Undersecretary of War Pat
terson has rejected a recent plea
by Representative Weiss that the
Army-Navy football game be
played in metropolitan area
where upward of $4,000 persons
could attend. The game is sched-
uled for West Point, Novem-
ber 81.
Patterson said playing the
game in New York. Baltimore or
Philadelphia would be incon-
gruous with the war effort be-
cause of transportation and fuel
shortages.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
McNeiII Guins Net Final
4th Time in Argentina

BY the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Nov 19-Lt.
Don McNeill u S. N. R. advanced
to the final in search of his fourth
successive Argentine singles cham
pionship by disposing of Heraldo
Weiss, IS, "a. 60.
McNeill will meet the winner Of
the match between Francisco Segura
Of Ecuador and Alejo Russell of Ar
gentina.
Russell eliminated Salvador Deik
OF Chile, 81, 6-3, Ga.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Chicago Gets PIoyo4 if Bears
Win Western Sector Crown

sion leaders. George P. Marshall,
club prexy, will represent the Red
skins at the meeting with repre-
sentatives of the Chicago Bears.
Also invited were representatives
of the Green Bay Packers, the Phil
pitts and the New York Giants.
George Strickler, league spokes-
man, said the game will be in
Chicago if the Bears win the West
ern title.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Nothing Certain in Duke-N. C..
Grid Battles, Records Show

Snavely, the coach then, had a
tentative bowl bid in his pocket.
Duke won, 25-0
Or take 1910, when the Dukes
had rolled up 3,108 yards rushing
and were the second highest scoring
team in the country. Around here
it seemd the Blue Devils were
headed for a certain encore per-
formance in the Rose Bowl, where
they had played for the first time
on New Year Day of 1899. So what?
They lost, 6-3.
There are other instances, though
maybe not quite so pointed.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

The Redskins will not go to Los
Angeles for the pro gridiron playoff
game after all, if they win the East
ern Division championship. Around
the Redskin Office, from which a
story emanated several weeks ago
that the playof game might 60 to
the Pacific Coast, the statement now
is that it will 60 to Chicago.
In the Windy City National Foot
ball League Commissioner Elmer
Layden called a meeting of his Ex-
ecutive Committee to make arrange
ments for the tilt between the divi-
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Win, Lose or Draw
By WALTER McCAlLUM
No 'Breothers' for Pro Grid Coach, Bergman Finds

you live from Sunday Sunday in this league If vin you're
hero. ose
National Football
and don't hear anything Flahy
signed a contract to coach Philadelphia after the war"
Arthur (Dutch) Bergman Notre great
illusions about the choe of coaching professional football club
coaching college
literally
few soft spots along the breathing spells
They're all tough Brooklyn
close to the tail the
Bergman of outstanding job with the current
edition of the Redskins But known the Peru Und
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Bitter Pro Grid Rivals.
Win Three Apiece
In 6-Year Feud
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Although the two clubs are al
most sure to clash in a postseason
game for the pro league champions
ship, Sundays football game between
the world champion Redskins and
the onrushing Chicago Bears should
break 3-3 deadlock in the modern
series between the two mighty grid
powers.
Since 1896. the year before the
Redskins left Boston and came to
Washington, the teams have met
SIX times and each has won three.
sundays game will be the rut..,
contest, although when the Redskins
played Tor Boston they n... 80.
Bears six times, losing four, tying
one and winning another. For the
record, the Skin-Bear meetings since
1886 have gone as follows:
1887 (playoff) f)-Skins, %; Bears, 21,
l938-Bears, 81 Skins, 7.
1910 Irregular season. Skins. 7.
Bears, 3; (playofD Bears, "a; Skins. 0.
l941-Bears, 35; Skins, 2l.
1912 (playoff)-Skins, IA; Bears s.
But the big, bad Bears, with that
rat 1870 win in 1910 cramming the
scoring tabulations, since 1886 have
outscored the Skins.
Washington's wagering fraternity
mas installed the Bears as So
favorites, but efforts to find even
money with the Redskins getting 21
points were futile. That kind of
betting was reported early in the
week with Sid Luckman and COM
pany out in front on the strength
OF their SGT win over the Giants.
when Luckman, the budding ensign
IN uncle Sans Maritime Service
broke the league touchdown passing
record with seven successful heaves.
while Sammy Baugh, his Redskin
rival, was ringing the scoring bell
with four tosses.
Baueh, slightly hurt in practice
two days ago, will start Sunday. ac-
cordlng to Redskin Coach Dutch
Bergman. Sammy was not in uni
form again last night as the Red
skins ran through fast drill at
Grlfhth Stadium. Neither were Bob
Masterson, place-kicking end; Dick
Farman. all-league guard, and
Willie Wilkln, stellar tackle.
Baugh watched his teammates in
action, but favored his right leg.
hurt when he collided with Halfback
Frank Seno, who is okay. George
Catego, new back obtained from
Brooklyn, and Leo Stasica were
tossing passes and figuratively hit
ting receivers on the nose.
The Bears were to leave Chicago
this afternoon for WASHINGTON. ar
rlVlng here tomorrow morning.
They will work out secretly at Grif-
NTH Stadium tomorrow afternoon.
A few seats OBJ in ALL were added
to the top aisles at Griffith Stadium.
put they missed by a lot of miles
the demand for Bear tickets. Tt
tops anything we've ever had. in
cluolng last years playoff game :"
said Skin General Manager Sid
Carroll. If we had $4,000 seats
we'd sell $4,000 tickets
CAROLS biggest headache, how
ever, is seating the 15O-odd news
papermen who will write for publi-
cations all over the United States
the story of the head-to-head clash
between the top pro football out
fits of the Nation.
II the Skins lose Sundays game
(and they don't think they will
they should have another crack at
the Bears in the playoff game. The
Bears have one more game after this
one, While the Skins have three
more on their schedule-aeainst the
Pnllpitts November % and the
Giants December and 12-and look
certain Eastern champions.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Kochun, Lumottu Matched

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 (P.-George
Kochan of Akron, Ohio, and the
United States Coast Guard and Jake
Lamotta, New York middleweight
have been matched for 10-round
fight in Madison Square Garden
December %.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
WACS Will Cheer
For Army Team
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 49, The
WACS stationed at Fort Sheri-
dan, ILL.,, aren't eligible for the
Army posts football team, but
they're not ruled out as cheer
leaders for the team.
Cheers for the team in its game
at Wrigley Field Sunday against
Camp Mccoy. Wis, will be led
by four WACS, Mary Neelands,
Evelyn Miller, Mary Boyle and
Bea Kovacs.
Coach of the quartet is Corpl.
Frank Custer, one-time cheer
leader at the University of Wis
conSin.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Yunks Seek Gardener,
Catcher, Just in Case
By the Associated Press.

BY the AsSOClaLed Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The New
York Yankees aren't going to stand
pat on their world championship
club of 1943. Manager Joe Nc
Carthy is on the hunt for an out
fielder and catcher, just in case.
That means that Rockies Russ
Derry, Don Savage. Al Lyons and
Bill Drescher will get a good going
over in spring training at Atlantic
CitV
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Cuff Learns Hutson
is Slippery as Eel
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Ward Cuff, veteran New York
Giant back, gives a personal expert
ence to show how Don Hutson.
Green Bay Packer pass-grabbing
wizard, gets that way.
He loafed down the field on a
play Cuff explains, "and 1 wasn't
going to let him get between me
and the goal SO kept ahead of him,
suddenly he turned and started to
retrace his steps. just as casually.
wen, couldn't let him get too far
from me as he would have room to
maneuver after he caught the ball,
so 1 kept close to him. Then, very
suddenly, he did an about face.
turned on the gas and shot by me
before I had a chance to turn. He
caught the ball for a walkover
touchdown"
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Midwest Results
Told in Advance
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,

Dy S1AnLES ShAMbEhLAlN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.--This is
the last fling of presenting to-
morrow's scores today We
enter it rather shakily, for our
milk bottle. which we spin, has
developed a considerable crack.
However, we haven't let YOU down
thus far, having a seasons rec
ord of 48 wins, one loss and one
tie.
Notre Dame, 26: Iowa Sea-
hawks. 13.
Indiana, 20; Purdue, IA.
Northwestern, 80; Illinois, 13.
Michigan, %; Ohio State, 7.
Minnesota, %; Wisconsin, 0.
Iowa, 10; Nebraska, 6.
Great Lakes, 33; Marquette, 7.
Fort Riley, 20; Camp Grant, IA.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.


Football.
Coolidge at Western. Eastern
at Central (high school series),
3:45.
Fairfax at Wilson, 3::45.
Dewitt at Landon, $50.
Gonzaga VS.. St. Johns, Griffith
Stadium, 8:15.
Georgetown Prep at Loyola,
Baltimore.
Boxing.
Joe Baksi VS.. Herbert Marshall,
10-round heavyweight feature,
Uline Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Roosevelt VS.. Tech (high school
series), Central Stadium, 3.
st. James at ST. Adams, 2::30.
Bulls at Navy Plebes, Annap-
oils.
Episcopal at Woodberry Forest,
Orange, Va.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Autoists to Be Checked
At Marlboro Track

BALTIMORE, Nov. IS. - State
OPA Director Leo H. Mccormick has
warned motorists that investigators
for his Office would make checks of
automobiles at Marlboro race track
during the current meeting for pos
sible misuse of supplemental gaso-
line rations.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Gives Tribe FLAG Chance

FORT JACKSON, S. c., Nov. 10
P,.-Pvt. Alfred l.. Chubby Dean,
lefthanded relief pitcher for Cleve-
land, predicts that the Tribe will
win the American League pennant
next season if it can add a couple of
outfielders to match its pitching and
infleld forces.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Nov. 49,
Records bear out the comment of
most gridiron fans hereabout that
everything can happen" when Duke
and North Carolina meet. And they
play for the second time tomorrow
Duke earlier having won, 14-7.
For instance, back in 1885 the Tar
Heels went into the Duke game un-
defeated and with one of the Ma
tion's best records. Railbirds agreed
the smell Of roses was in the air and
some went so far as to say that Carl
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Finish Ring Meet Tonight

The boxing tournament at George
town U. for students of the ASTP
will be concluded tonight with bouts
beginning at $50 at Ryan Gym
-Four knockouts featured last night S
13 preliminary matches.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

VINO once had ambltlOnS TO be a Wild
animal trainer, knows Dutch would
do keen job with any football team
he coaches.
Bergman coached teams always
have carried precision and the habit
of clicking. If there's one thing
Dutch insists on it is carrying out
of assignments and he's just as in
sistent on it nowadays with a bunch
of football-wise pros as he was at
Catholic University. at Dayton Uni
versity and with the New Mexico
team he coached in those distant
davs at Las Cruces
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Fleet Not Ready to Toll

Latest information on Count
Fleet from Trainer Don Cameron
is that the f1ve-crown turf cham
pion will not return to training until
March IS.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
Will Race for Charity

When the winter racing season
opens Thanksgiving Day in New
Orleans, the first Is days of the
meeting will be devoted to war relief
and charity.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
League Hockey
National.

National.
Montreal, S; Toronto, 2.
Detroit, 3; New York. /.
Chicago, Z; Boston, 3.
Evening star., 1943-11-19
135-Pounders in Come

Green Hornet 135-pound football
team meets the Prince Georges
Police Boys Club eleven on Sunday
at l O'Clock at Magruder Field,
HYattsVille.
Evening star., 1943-11-19

gets an injury that shelves him for
the season." he asks, and Redskin
addicts shudder. Sammy happens
to be the main cog in the Redskin
offense and big Part of the de-
Tense
Could Use q Suchon
Dutch always did have fondness
for big men and bigger animals.
But many times he wishes he had a
little man on his Redskin squad.
He'd give a lot to have Pistol Pete
Sachon, quarterback of one of his
Well-coached Catholic University
teams Pete wasn't big as backfield
men go. He weighed around ITO, but
few triple threat men had anything
on him. Dutch would invest few
personal dollars without asking any
thing from Redskin President
George Preston Marshall to have
Pistol Pete on the Skins as re-
placement for the overworked
Baugh.
Bergman halls from the little
town of Peru, Ind, where the am
bition of every kid in the days when
he grew up was Cd to become a
wild animal trainer, CD become a
railroad man. Peru is rail center.
1t also houses the winter quarters
Cor did them of a couple of top
circus outfits. Dutch grew up with
Clyde Beatty, the gent who makes
lions and tigers jump through hoops
and lie down and roll over at his
bidding. Dutch himself worked
with Beatty in his younger days and
had no trouble-he says-with the
big cats.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16

American Airways for Fairbanks and Anchorage as soon as transportation was available.
 Advantages of Change
 The establishment of major zone office of the Department of Internal Revenue here, he pointed out, will mean the taxpayers can pay their taxes right here in Juneau with cash or check instead of having to send money orders to the office Outside. This will apply to all tax payments except the purchasing of stamps for which cash must be presented, not checks.
 The Juneau office will begin this new form of business. he said, just as soon as the proper facilities are obtained This entails the securing of suitable quarters for the office where a cashiers cage may be set up and additional space is available for vaults and other measures of physical protection of the revenue.
 When the needed quarters are secured taxpayers will be able to make payments at the office at any
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16

the national office, the contract, he said, is regarded as patent and fragrant violation of Maximum Price Regulation 418," governing prices on fresh sable fish.
 Gemmill said the contract has been under the scrutiny of the OPA's Washington, regional and Alaska offices for several days. The OPA, he said, takes the position that the contract is sham to cover up the true nature of the transac- ton, which is in reality a sale of fresh fish at prices in excess of those set at the producers level by the fresh fish regulation"
 One buyer. Gemmill said, who has utilized the contract had agreed to abide by the OPA ruling and aban- don the contract"
 Word has been sent to all fishing centers of the position taken by the OPA.
 The practice referred to by Gem mill was started several weeks ago after fishermen protested the OPA regulation relating to sable fish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
TO: Every American on a Payroll FROM: The Secretary of the Treasury SUbJEC |. The New Poy-As-You-c Go Method
 of Collecting Your Income Tax

otartne July h both Income and Victory Tax will be co Iected by entirely and more convenient method
 Under the old obliged March 18th for the of that amount Under the system, will keep paid from on monh
 After July your employer obliged by the law with every and the into the United States Treasury Income and Victory Tax.
 Of course that your employer whold will depend But this the important fe wifhhed yenrs period cW add fha notcpus minus few dollars
 end of the the Government few dollars the Government may (See the tables below.)
 heard 20o mentioned the proportion of wages will be withheld Actually this is incorrect To figure the that will be withheld take total wages and subtract for and allowance for dependents; 2e this is the total that will be withheld
 Now please remember this You claim those exemptions take advantage Before July 1s you file with employer Exemption Certificate If do not do this poyer will have choice but deduct O full check
 Here how the collection method will work: Let's you working earning $0O0 that married and have children
 First of a married allowed personal with holding exemption of $lS plus exemption of S32 for each dependent (oher than we This makes total exemption of S72 PAS for yourself and wife, plus $624 for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16

time during regular hours and an office deputy will be in the office at all times to take payments and furnish information when all of the regular deputies are out. Same at Fairbanks
 Squire, who heads the Internal Revenue Departments functions for Alaska and the State of Washington from Tacoma headquarters, said a major zone office also is to bet set up in Fairbanks.
 The two other offices in the Ter ritory are at Ketchikan and Anchor age, and these will operate as in the past
 The Ketchikan office, just recently opened, is under the supervision of Deputy Collector Walter Bergt, formerly with the Juneau office. Squire looked the new office over on his way to Juneau.
 The Collector last visited the Ter ritory, and for the first time, two years ago in July but was able to spend only few hours in Juneau at that time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
JUNEAU DROWNED; IT REALLY CAME
 DOWN ON SUNDAY

It was wet in Juneau yesterday and last night It really rained.
 The liquid sunshine came down with such force it kept many resi- dents from getting their shuteye.
 After it hit the ground it poured down the streets in rivers that plugged up most of the drains in town with dirt and debris that kept Street Foreman Bert Lybeck and his crew really hopping.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
EXTEND SEASON ON
 HALIBUT FISHING

The International Fisheries Com mission has extended the deadlire for halibut fishing in areas three and four to midnight, September 8, Edward w. Allen, chairman, has informed the Fisheries office in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
 Is Staried
 In Norway

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 16.-A Ger man announcement in Oslo declar- cd that Gurrer Eilifesen, Chief of Norway's Civil Police has been ex- ecuted and execution is threatened to other Norwegian officers in a purge to compel the police to en-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
FROZEN SABLE FISH CONTRACT
 E HIT BY 0pA
Office Claims Transactions Violate Price Regu-
 ldti0ns

Lynn Gemmill, Acting Territorial Director of the Office of Price Ad- ministration here, said today he had been instructed by the Washington, D. C., office to use all necessary means to stop sales and purchases of fish under a frozen sable fish contract" recently entered into by some Alaskan fishermen and buy CTS.
 According to word received from
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
JOHN REGAIN DIES
 THIS AFTERNOON

John Began, oldtimer of this district, passed away early tn S afternoon at St. Anns Hospital, where he was admitted on Sunday. The deceased had been a guard at the Federal jail for the past two months.
 The body is now at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary, and funeral arrangements will be announced soon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
REMUNERATION CLINIC
 WILL BE WEDNESDAY,

The regular monthly immuniza- tion clinic will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the Health Center in the Territorial Build ing. pr. c. c. Carter, City Health Officer, will be in charge.
 Smallpox and diphtheria immu- nizations will be given infants as we'll as children entering kinder garten this fall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16

e rifhhed during fhs has your Victory fhs s Gopenment uH dFereses
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16

force the Nazi occupation orders.
 It is also said that a number of officers refused to sign the declara- ton of loyalty, butt Jonas Lie. Min ister of Police, warned they would be courtmartialed and shot tomor- row. The officers then signed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-16
CLARK SQUIRE, REVENUE DEPT.
 HEAD, IS HERE
Collector in Charge of AL aska Changes Juneau
 Office

Clark Squire, the man most people in Alaska don't like to get letters from. was in Juneau today.
 Squire, Collector of Internal Revenue, the outfit which is bring ing in most of the money for financing the war, is here confer ring with deputy collectors regard ing the establishing of major zone office in Juneau.
 He planned to leave here via Pan