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Evening star., 1943-02-19
| Public AIerted
For AWOL Doq
With Flyers S Hat

II you happen to see white set
ter dog strutting in the natty green
hat of a flying naval officer it won I
be mirage.
This cryptic advertisement ap-
peared in yesterdays lost -and-found
section of The Star:
Naval officers green hat, vicin-
ity Of Thirty-ninth street. stolen by
white setter dog license on collar
WO. 5855"
What happened was that 1t. Will
liam Soverel, U. S N, and Mrs
Soverel, along with their 2-year-
old son. Peter, we're about TO leave
town for Lit Soverels new post
They were packing their car il,
front of 305l Idaho avenue NV.
where they ha> spent several days
with Mrs Soverels mother, Mrs
G. 3. Hoey.
While the lieutenant was wedgine
baggage into the car. Peter stood al
the curb holding his fathers hat
The dog came up, snapped the hal
from Peters hand and made of
The hatleSs officer and his wife
gave chase, but they soon lost the
scent. The matter was left in the
hands Of Mrs Hoey.
SO, il you see white setter dog. o.
. stray hat, or both. Mrs Hoey voulc
lke 10 know about it.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Clio Asks Dewey 10 Clarity
Invitation 10 RiCkenbacker
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19,-The New
York C1O last night adopted a reso-
luton asking Gov. Thomas E Dewey
and the New York State Legislature
Ito state publicly" that an invitation
to Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker to
address both houses next Monday
does not III any sense represent an
Endorsement OF Rickenbacker' anti
labor views"
Capt. Rlckenbacker earlier yeSter-
day called on Congress to clarity
labor laws so that millions of inno-
cent men and women will have the
same protection from our Govern
ment as do the racketeerS."
The CIO group said Capt. Ricken-
backer has, in several public ad-
dresses, advocated the open shop in
the postwar period and has at
tackled the basic 40-hour work week
and the patriotism of American
workers who are doing their utmost
to increase production"
1t added that "Rickenbacker's S
attack on organized labor, the most
loyal supporter OF our war effort.
can only result in disrupting and
upsettlng the unity now existing
between patriotic employers and or
ganized labor and OF weakening our
offensive against the Axis powers"
Evening star., 1943-02-19
By the Associated press


TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 19.-Two men
Of marked resemblance, similar scars
and able to recite almost Identical
early life histories, stood yesterday
before United States District Court
and claimed the name and World
War pension rights of John w.
Spanglehour-but only one man had
f1negrprints that tailed with enlist
ment papers.
After nearly full day Of hearing
each claimant testify, the jury de-
liberated an hour and returned a
verdict finding the claimant who
also said he adopted the name Jay
James Cummings in show business
guilty on eight counts of making
false claims in receiving a veterans
pension.
E. S. Deiss, FBI fingerprint expert,
testified that only John William
Spanglehour of Sandusky, Ohio, had
fingerprints that checked with
World War enlistment papers.
The other claimant to the Span
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Two-Port Operation Saves
Army Privote's Eyesight

An lnclsion was made at the Fort
Riley hospital. But an electro-mag-
net was not powerful enough to
remove the steel The nearest
larger one was at Denver, 500 miles
away
A four-motored bomber picked up
Pvt. Kotze, surgeon and other at
tendants and few them to Denver
where an ambulance was waiting
The soldier still was under anesthet-
les and the delicate surgery was
completed six hours after the initial
lncislon was made ac Fort Riley.
Physicians said Pvt. Kotze will re-
tain unimpaired vision.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
GoebbeIs Talk Seen
As Plea for World
Backing Against Reds
Address Refroins From
Attacking U. S. and
Britoin as Enemies
By the Associated Press.

6y lne hSAOCldLeC Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Feb. 18th,
slarmist address by German Propa
ganda Minister Paul Joseph Goeb
bels on danger for the west wa,
interpreted here today as an oper
appeal at a late date for the supper
and sympathy of the world for Naz
Germany, falling back every day be.
fore the armies of Soviet Russia.
Goebbels, in his speech broadcast
from Berlin yesterday, included the
United States and Great Britair
when he addressed himself. in his
own words, to world opinion"
He refrained from attacking those
countries as enemies and concen-
trated criticism on their alliance
with Russia and against any belief
trst they could cope with Bolshe-
vism after the war.
Allied Riff Suggested.
This thesis was expounded on the
heels of daily efforts by the Nazi
press since the Casablanca confer
enoe Of President Roosevelt and
Prime Minister Churchill to suggest
rift between Soviet Russia on the
one hand and the United States and
Britain on the other.
The consistency of this campaign
led foreign diplomatic observers to
conclude that it was a definite part
OF Nazi strategy to try to weaken
the determination of the Anglo
Saxons to carry their offensive to
the continent Of Europe.
A series of peace rumors in the
smaller nations of the Axis coalition
also may be part of this campaign
they said.
Goebbels declaration that a seri-
Gus military situation existed on the
Eastern Front was accepted by for
elgn observers as the pressing reason
Tor the theme Of the speech.
May Withdraw to Dnieper.
Never in the World War did a
German Army suffer so crushing a
defeat as that of Field Marshal
Friedrich Won Paulus before Stalin-
grad. the publication Weltwoche de-
clared in a summary of the military
situation which concluded:
History shows that crisis resulted
for the Germans whenever rolling
advances were halted by sharp re-
verses .. Stalingrad created a
considerable change of feeling
among the people :. Neverthe-
less, the Himmler organization
(Heinrich Himmler is head of all
German police organizations and the
SIS elite Guards is a control factor
which did not exist in 1918 and the
possibility still exists of strong re-
sistance by Germany if the neces-
sary morale is maintained"
1t speculated on the possibility
that the German battleline IN Russia
would be withdrawn to the Duna and
Dnieper Rivers, or even farther west.
1t noted that drawing back to the
Dnieper would mean loss of the
Crimea, give Russia control of the
Black Sea and raise the problem
OF how the Balkan states will con-
duct themselves at the throwing
back of the German front close to
the Rumanian border"
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Dining Car Cook indicted
In Berth 13 Staying
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALBANY, Greg, Feb. ia
county grand jury yesterday in
dicted Robert E Lee Folkes, Los
Angeles dining car cook, on a first
degree murder charge in the lower
berth 13 Staying OF Mrs. Richard r
James. No trial date was set.
Among nine witnesses appearing
was Ensign James, husband of the
2l-yesr-old Virginia girl who was
siashed to death in her berth early
IL the morning OF January %
FOlkeS who was arrested in Los
Angeles when the train reached
there. did not 90 before the grand
Jury
Evening star., 1943-02-19
u. 5. Spends Il Billion
On War Building in 1912
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Nation spent s12 las 900 900 on
construction for war purposes in
1912, the War Production Board re-
ported today, and the building ac-
tivity amounted to 81 per cent of
the years construction objective.
The emphasis on making things
that shoot instead of new plant
facilities showed marked results in
cutting the monthly construction
totals as the year ended.
Construction hit it's peak volume
in August-more than 81 ,406 600, 900
December, the fourth successive
month Of decline, showed a volume
of 1913 ,2s5 900, or a drop of 81 per
cent from the years high.
The trend for l943 was indicated
IN a further per cent drop in
January.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
One Killed, 26 Injured
In Baltimore Blast
Py the Associated Pres

Py the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 19.-William
Adams. %. died in hospital today
from burns suffered in an explosion
and fire which injured rs other per-
sons, several of them seriously.
The blast and resulting flames at
a Standard Oil Co. plant left six
persons in hospitals. Company Of
f1cials said the blast, which touched
off a three-alarm fire. occurred when
an accumulation of butane fluid
used to process crude oil was ig-
nited
Most of those burned were en-
ployes Of a construction company
who were working on an installation
nearby.
Fourteen of the injured were taken
in city ambulances to hospitals and
II others were treated at the plant
dispensary.
No estimate of damage had been
given today. but company officials
said no work stoppage resulted from
the fire and explosion.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
kiwonis Club Hears
Dean Kuyser of GNU

Likening present-dsy difficulties
facing this Nation to those in
George Washington's time, DR..
Elmer L. Kayser, dean of students
and professor of history at George
Washington University, gave an ad-
dress commemorating Washington S
birthday anniversary at the Kiwanis
Club luncheon meeting yesterday at
the Mayflower Hotel.
DR.. Kayser explained where many
Of the facts set down by Washington
in his farewell address could easily
be applied to the difficulties con-
fronting the country today and
added that in the long run these
difficulties will again be met with q
victory for our cause. He was in
troduced by Ray Garrity, president
who presided.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Suction Forces Fur
From Gutter to Roof

BY the Associated Press.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.-A
gust of wind tossed a fur piece from
womans shoulder into the gutter
The fur disappeared.
Eventually officers found 1t atop
four story building
The fur. Police Chief I. B. Bruce
explained, was pulled from the street
into the Golden Cycle Buildings
drain. Terrific suction tipped it up
four stories through the drain pipe
officers found 1t lodged in the root
opening of the drain.
Evening star., 1943-02-19

his own he returned them to Gen
Bissell.
Successfully the stars were pinned
on Caleb V. Haynes. commanding
the India air task force: Robert c
Oliver of Maxwell Field, Ala, 40
year-old head Of the Air Service
Command in India, and then on
Gen. Old
The stars will go back to Gen,
Bissell again when Gen. Old gets
his own pair.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Absentees PenoIized

Four girls employed on essential
work. who left their duties without
permission to attend the wedding
Of another girl in the factory. were
ordered in Bristol, England. to pay
their employers damages varying
from. $3.50 to $3.50 with costs.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Sy the Associated Press,


DENVER, Feb. ia jagged
splinter of steel was successfully
removed from a soldiers eve in an
operation begun at Fort Riley,
Kans., and completed, after a
bomber fight, at Fitzsimons Hospi-
tai in Denver.
The operation, performed Febru-
ary IL, and disclosed last night
saved the eyesight of Pvt. William
N. Kotze, 26, of Minneapolis. The
splinter lodged in his right eye
ball while he was working on truck
at the Kansas post.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Police Honored

Palermo, Argentina, recently cele-
brated The Day Of the Police" with
parade and the awarding of med
ais to officers and policemen who had
distinguished themselves in the last
year.
Evening star., 1943-02-19

'''AAASiA AhCoCi
school at Cedar Falls, Iowa. They
are:
ampIoSIs. M, Mays, Virginia Il
6eSpy, DORIS Z Moore Dorothy E.
Chllton. Louise c. OBryhim I
Drew, Emily c. Pierce SFrsnce"
EEmDree' Msrgaret M, R!gby, Mary c.
SSoIKo"' GSadys A Robey, Rosa M
Tilhn MSry D. Ross. Miriam Kate
yYhhhcek care q. Stell Kathryn A.
ReHey' Dorothy L. Iurlnston, p. j.
hohak: SeneVleVe q. Vlckers, Cleo v
bh'e' Geneva u. Vickery, jamie B.
A contingent of "a enlisted
WAVES left yesterday for training
at Hunter College in New York CITY
They are:
Barnett EVELYN Ie Row Mary
Baker Henriette B LeScaIleet p T.
BrlRman. Alice ( Mailander pet1v r
Brott, Natalie M Meyer Edf,b n -
Bruen, Elizabeth r. Mofrft. Dorothy 7
SSose' Cs[oline I. Potter. Kathleen H
Duckers. Dorothy v Rilev Eiizahs.b
Gentzel, Virginia ] Sakela rioms peesi. %
Goodman. Muriel L. Scott GIadvt
CORN. Marjorie Sheet. Mary =
HeI0lg, Emily M Smith, Piiiie NJ
Henderson Bobby N Thompsnn NJ p
Kelley. Dorothy L. Ward Nellie
Kern. Miriam Weaver Bestrice II
h.nsIo, Marssrft s. Weiss, Elizabeth NJ
h"hCaStef' Helen A. White, Blanche
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Fuel l-Soving Plan

London estimates 1t will save
z'ooo'oo0 gallons of fuel by parking
It's rush hour" buses instead of re-
turning them. to their depots.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Bureaucracy Protested

People of Australia are protest
ing against the increasing number
OF governmental boards.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Il D. {. Waves Will Go
To Iowa School THURSDAY

A group of % enlisted WAVES viii
leave next Thursday for the Nava
Reserve Women's Reserve training
school at Cedar Falls, Iowa. They
are:
Evening star., 1943-05-23
QUIZ / EOR THE Sum N ER
IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD!

Come it's lots of fun this back yard vnq! Loaf the
shade pIoy in the work qoden . take freedoms
with the nrotioned and Your Back Yard act down.
toeorh With match your spirits they moke oy-ot-
home ne|e with fun you wholesome
living mneIe friendly fashion with your budqet!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

I'm Speed
Events
By MARGARET RUSSELL

Speed events will open the three
day state championships sanctioned
by the Roller Skating Rink Opera
tors Association today at Arena
Gardens.
Twenty-Seven winners Of the
city championships. held a month
ago at Arena, will participate in
the finals for Class A and b jul
venile and junior boys and girls,
and in intermediate and senior
men and women.
Competition in speed Will get
under way at 3 p, m.
Tomorrow'S and Fridays events
will be in dance, figures and pairs
From 9 until 10 a. m. tomorrow
there will be junior dance prelim-
IinarieS and finals; from l0-1l n. m
novice dance preliminaries; ID :3C
Ip. m. senior dance preliminarieS
2:30-4 p. m. novice dance finals
As p. m. senior dance finals, and
So p. m. novice pairs.
| Friday from $1,000 a. m. vii
be junior boys and girls figures
Il0:30-l p. m. novice ladies figures
I1-3 p. m. novice mems figures; 81
%. m. novice ladies free style; A.
10. m. senior mems and ladies fig
lures; So p. m. novice mems free
style, and CT p. m. senior mems
and ladies free style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Favorite Wins, Two
Upset in HandbaI

Max Thomas and Paul Stobbe
provided upsets and Paul Merlo'
seeded No. l, won easily in the
second round matches of the State
"A. A. u. singles handball cham
.pionshipS at u. of d. courts yes
terday. Thomas rallied to whip
John Gustomsky. 1921. 2l-10, 21-
IL; Stobbe defeated Jack Hagenah,
PHO, Pills, and Merlo trimmed
Ray Arnold, 21-6. Pills. Tomor-
rows matches start at $50 and
the finals Friday at S:15 p. m
Other results last night were:
Joe Winkler defeated Ramon Traksy
2i-1S. 2l-l4; Armand Duhart defeated
Lou schwarz. PILL. alt; Charles Vlochoi
defeated Jim Sammers, 2l-l5. 1921, 2i-i4i
Cal Bohn defeated r. l.. Duke Kiefer
l2i-e, 2l-I6; Leonard Meldman defeated
Bill Katch. 2l-i0, All.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Yankees
Pilot
Hopeful
Photo by international New. Wiz. Photos.

ASBURY PARK. n. j.. April Z
UNS)-"As good as We can get!
This today was the verdict OF
Yankee Manager Joe Mccarthy
after checking his 1913 team for
three practice games.
I'm satisfied with the club
he assured. Its as good as I'VE
can get. i hope we can hold II
together. I'd like 10 see some of
the other clubs. They've all been
hit BY the draft"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
5partans Drop I'd
1943 Football Game

EAST LANSING, April Am
other Michigan State football
Opponent was dropped today.
Athletic Director Ralph II. Young
said the Washington State game,
scheduled here Nov p, had beap
postponed for the duration. 1t
announced earlier that the Oregon
State series similarly had been
called off. Eight games still re-
main.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
White Receivers
To Face Pirates
In Exhibition

EVANSVILLE. April Pitcher
Harold White apparently has fully
recovered from the back injury
that kept hlm on ,hc >.dc'ncs a
seek.
lie pitched 10 tho Tigers IN p
batting drill today and told Man
acer steve O'NcIl that the 'iei,
fine
ONcn said he would stort
White against tho Pittsburgh
Yrato> IN the exhibition game here
Sunday
Catcher Paul Richards suffered
IN injury 20 his throwing arm
curing the hating practice when
he was struck ny a ball on the
wrist.
Il don't think II will bother
me much,' Dc said
The Tigers after- being idle Mon
GAY. went through q routine bat
ting and fielding drill.
Don Patrick. the Semipro out
fielder who came here "on ms
own. has been sent 10 HagerS-
town Of the Interstate League.
After watching the Michigan boy
Lat O'Neul decided his best
chance Of going places in baseball
would be as "a pitcher lie will Try
10 win a berth on the HagerStown
mound staff
Detroit officials admitted today
they do not expect pitcher Hal
NandcrS 70 return 70 the club this
season. lie told friends before
leaving for his home that he was
going 10 farm tins summer: that
he didn't think the major league
would operate all season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
STANDINGS
Just as a second division team

Just as a second division team,
Vernon. put Fife back of the
bowling eight ball a few days ago,
another lesser light. Murdoch, left
S'roh today with a tWo-game lead
over Fife in The Detroit Times
Classic instead of the comfortable
four the champions took into Fort
boulevard Recreation last night.
Fife. scoring 1857, clipped
CaeketS ta02ll for three as Muir
cock docknd Stroh twice. although
p.nning only 29IS against 30O5
tfe's Frcd Brcckle had 7l5. Muir
dock missed outScoring Stroh when
Bert Pearson had 8s9 while his
mates each beat 500
Stroh can lose 70 Fife providing
frc latter wins five out Of The next
sig as Stroh drops four Fife can
vu hy four games on SIX straight
a- S'ron Yields SIX There is a tie
I'd prc-prct e Sroh breaks even
Fife wins five.
Paris has rJ.t tho ghost ~ a
-fnce as .t is three games dow n
On Sroa. bat can edge out Fife
second
EkharGt- Becker. one 81 the
nd0gtS the stretcn, bAt whose
\grt BEGAN too late 70 figure toI
b rating had the banner tally
1864 .n winning Two from
nsi-Co'a t3OSs) after Pepsi took
% oDfrrr 1CS6 10 lO46
Brecklcs us was remarkable in
that be had 10 start. His next
as 26s and the finish III Art
uecht whose 29s last Sunday is
fro ncW league high single, was
N to 81 Tor Gaskcts
fdhr Cr.uu.ns kept The lead n
average, on POI T. followed
Joe Norris 203 80 and Chct
g. tou t 20Z - Both Crmmns
g Norris Werc under GOO. while
L4kowski shot Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Defeats
Hometown Boy
his teammates say.

LOS ANGELES. April 7 CUP)
Hcavy-shouldcred Jimmy BivlnS
So-called duration light heavy
weight champion, won an easy
decision last night over Watson
Jones, strictly a hometown prod
.uct.
Bivens, Cleveland Negro with q
deadly jab and short, vicious
rights, next meets Pat Valentino
at San Francisco on April 20.
Ducky Jones, wild-haired and
wild-swinging. was making his
first step into big time boxing
after banging through all avail
able local boys, but found the adj
vance in class pretty rough.
Clean punching Bivins found
himself in trouble 'twice-in the
fifth and sixth rounds when Jones
connected with wild right hand
punches that had him slightly
rubber-legged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
REMEMBERS HOWE

"IlI never forget that fellow"
said Gordon Campbell, sports
editor of the Christian Science
Monitor, as the Wings skated
out 10 practice.
He was pointing to sgd Howe
II saw Howe come in here one
night with an amateur team
from Ottawa - the Rideaus.
They played a Harvard team
that was loaded with substitutes,
good Canadian boys, too, lots OF
them. Howe's team had only n
few spares but they played
Harvard 10 SIS tie. And Howe
was the most spectacular player
We had seen. He scored four
goals"
Howe remembered the game.
Back about 1929, guess.
That was Just before l turned
pro with Ottawa"
If ne can come close to that
tonight. the Wing:
are in. He warmed up by getting
the winning goal against the
Bruins Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Ex-Duque!sne Coach
Takes Prep Job

PITTSBURGH, April 7 (UP)--
Charles Chick" Davies. for le
years head basketball coach al
Duquesne University until he lost
his Job last week when the Hill.
topperS abandoned intercollegiate
sports for the duration, today was
the new floor mentor at Home
stead High School.
He succeeds Walter Miller, one
of Davies greatest protcgcs, who
is 10 be indicted into the army
tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Abe Official 10 Visit
Here for City Meet

Official recognition Of Detroit S
position in the bowling world Is
shown today in the decision OF FL
mer II. Baumgarten. secretary OF
American Bowling Congress. 10 be
present April Is when the annual
city team championship tourna-
ment gets under way at Great
Lakes Recreation.
Baumgarten was here for the
ABC in 1910. Calling off of the
tournament this season made pos
sible Baumgarten's visit here and
the suspension of the main event
makes the Detroit affair the ma
tons largest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

at T. points going into tonights
Stanley Cup game with the
Bruins.
II didn't touch the puck on
the play. Herb Cain Boston
forward passed the puck out
from his net and Liscombe
intercepted II and shot the goal
that put us ahead, 3d." said
Abel. "IiscOmbe should have
received credit for the goal I'M
assisted. Since l was near Cain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

l suppose referee Clancy and the
official scorer may have thought
l figured in the play.
"If l get this record I want
il northumberland 1 would hate
to beat LiscOmbe out OF the
strength OF an unearned assist
on one of his goals said Abel.
There has been criticism in
the Boston papers on the credit
ing of the gift assist 10 Abel.
especially because he is trying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
ManderS to Remain
On Farm in Iowa

EVANSVILLE, April With
Harold Manders definitely decided
10 stay on q farm in Iowa. Man
aCer Steve O'Neill Of the Detroit
Tigers today anXiously awaited the
result of Harold NewhouSer's draft
physical exam.
Newhouser will get his new test
tomorrow.
81 plan 10 stay on the farm as
farm labor il critical" ManderS
wired from his home in Abel, Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
By LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON April sid Abel
Detroit Red Wing captain, to-
DAY asked President MeNyn
button of me. National Hockey
League 10 take away an assist
which might give him the all
time Stanley Cup record.
Abel. now credited with 10
points n the piayoiIS. is shoot
ing Tor the record of IA held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

TO eclipse the record Of the
Bruins leading scorer.
Boston players are discussing
the play-saying Gains .passout
10 Liscombe was the break that
turned the game against them.
Otherwise they might have won
and come back from Detroit all
even for the game tonight.
Abel and Liscombe have at
least two more games in which
TO get three points and eclipse
the record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Jack League Takes
Junior MafCrOWn

Jack League, the former fighter,
became the MWA junior heavy
champion az Fairview Gardens
last night when he defeated Bert
Rub one fall IN an hour match.
Flash Gordon defeated wild
Man Zim. and Lefty PAGER wor
over Sailor Olson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Jointly by his tcammate Don
Crosse and Bill Cowley of the
Boston Brulns. His leammatc,
Carl LiScombe is right behind
him with y points.
Abel wrote Dutton today, ask
ing that the official remove
from the records an assist on
goal by Liscombe with which he
was credited in Sunday nights
game at Detroit.
II Dutton removes the point
LiScombe and Abel will be tied