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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21
ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS
City Ordinance Forbids
Certain Uses OF Water

iour months. and the water situation
mas been growing Increasingly cr;ti-
cal 10: the last month on SIN weeks.
There had been hope ul adequate
rams Ia ease the situation.
Laying ot the pipe from the pump
station L. Ruwlaud's pond viii star,
a. soon a. the shipment arrives and
can be uml"adCd Mavur Henry
Powell said. lie estimated it would
require u weeks labor. The cost ,n
Inc city l. estimated ~ $4,000 or
more.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-21

The dollar value OF foods trans
fcrrcd under lend-lcaSc IN l9ll was
S9l0,00,000.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

The same queer. husky voice
which / had heard over tHe tcte.
phone spoke n answer 20 D.ckt
question. and although / could
rot soc the man / knew by tho
Mound Of his FOOTBALLS, and the
1lo>.ug OF the door that NE had
Come inside the room
Yes. 'phoned Mrs. Graham,
hut my message il for her
alone. Who are YOU: ~
INTRODUCES HIMSELF
II am Mr. Richard Graham
NV wife j. over bv the window.
will take YOU over 10 her"
zFrr man wECf T0 reply. and in
another m.rI'c both ue ans
plcky stood before nae.
"Madge. thi, il " ne
paused then added Il don't he
lieve YOU gave your name, did
you"
NO. I didn't tho van re-
Piled, "and don't think il mat
tcrs But l don't mind giving
II. IT, Crump. James Crump.'
How do YOU do
"How do you do" Pc Te-
pcated mechanically Then be
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

added hesitatingly: This mes
sage Is supposed to he given 10
YOU alone. Mrs. Graham. There
wasn't TO be anybody else
about"
DICKY is DECISIVE
81 am sorry" he said. but
I cannot permit Mrs. Graham
10 see any one unknown TO her
unless I am present. She has
been i'll. and il extremely nerv-
Gus. However, l am sure she
viii tell YOU that you can speak
as freely before me as you
could IN she were alone. -
That Is true" I said -alSe
with decision. 80 N you have
anything important to tell me,
trust YOU will feel free TO do
So"
Crump waited for several sec
oHdS before speaking again anc
he plainly was wavering between
the impulse 10 tell me what h,
had come 10 say. and another L
turn and walk out Of the room.
Finally he lifted his head and
looking directly al me, began tC
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
TELLS STORY

II noticed that they were all
watching each other. The young
man and the older one were
watching the woman and the
woman was watching them both,
hut with her eve mostly on the
Older man. though the young
one was much better looking. j
heard the old man ask the
woman what she wanted 10 eat,
and she said, sort Of sad-like:
oh, anything YOU like.
What does il matter?'
THE younger man frOwned at
her. 1T matters a great deal
he said. We brought you out
at y great risk
"'Shut up" the older man
said. You talk too much"
Then he called me. Waiter he
said. Take our order quickly.
We're In a hurry"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

Yes. | phcned Mrs. Grnhnm.
hut my message il for her
alone. Who are YOU ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

ERE pleasant little that Will give you
every dav II numerical puzzle designed
your letters your II the
OF letters is subtract II the number less than
add 8. number. Start
hand check OF
numbers night message
the checked figures give you o.3
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
PITFALLS OF LOVE azADE-E GARRISON
A RESTAURANT WAITER

speak. at first hesitatngly then
more swiftly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Its like this" he said. I'm
walter in restaurant" He

Its like this" he said. I'm
"A waiter in a restaurant" lie
mentioned street and number.
The tuning fork Of my memory
struck a familiar note. The name
of the street was that upon which
was situated the restaurant
Marions captorS had designated
as the rendezvous 10 which they
had twice summoned Lillian, and
twice postponed the summons,
And the number waS-I did a
quick piece of reckoning
within " a-hlnck- Of that rendezvous,
"WeiI. you See" he said.
nights we have quite crowd
from all over the city. They
like to come down far our Spe-
Cial dishes. Lunch times there
aren't 40 many, and mostly from
nearby.
Il noticed these three people
especially, when they come in"
he went on. There was some
thing odd about them. There
was n middle-aged man. n young
man and woman with white
hair and dark glasses. Butt
was in the theatrical line once
II saw the woman was made
up. She really was a girl who
couldn't have been over u or
lS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
By WARREN GARDNER

HAMPTON, Va.-Although hey
faced q more seasoned eleven. the
Hampton Institute Pirates out
charged ard outblocked the Col
den Bulls from Johnson c. Smith TO
the tune OF 10 TO 6 in their season 5
opener Saturday. They will meet
A. and T. college in Greensboro
next week.
Stellar performers the game
were Bob Mann, 1912 alicia A.
end, OF New Bern, N. c.. who scored
twice on aerials, and Tom Casey.
sophomore triple-threa'. who scored
on a dazzling 8l-yard run. high
lighted by some tremendous block
ing by his teammates.
After an exchange OF punts in the
second quarter Dickens OF Smith
fumbled when tackled by Wallace,
and Casey passed TO Mann who
struggled over for Hanpton's mi
tial tally
Some Of Smiths f1est running
vas witnessed in the second half, as
Foster and Brown slashed through
he Pirate forward wall for IA and
10 yards respectively. but Hamp-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09

guiding the club 10 a record OF IL
victories against seven defeats. The
team competed against such strong
opposition as the 81 Lou Stars,
Sa,chel Pages All-S,a. ;. East CHI
cago Giants, Illinois Giants, and
Niagara Days
The boys whs had played with
Griffin during the past years, gave
MIN nice present, and told him
10 be q good soldier. Just Ike he
had been a good player and man
ager. And We ali believe Gr.ff vii
do just that.
~ X X X
Roscoe Toles. who has been cam
paigning in South America since
The fall OF 1910. has returned to the
States, and announced his arrival
IN New York Sunday with a long
distance telephone call to Dr.. Pow
ell Johnson at Paradise Bowl. Toles
told DR.. Johnson that he would be
in Detroit by Thursday.
Roscoe is returning home after
participating in series OF bouts
with South American fighters. par
ticularly Arturo Godoy. whom he
beat twice and got draw with.
Toles had met Godoy twice before
IN Detroit.
The report Is that Roscoe will
soon be ready for induction into
the army as his draft board has
placed him in IA.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Al Reasoner Fights
Cleo Shans, Oct. Is

NEW ORLEANS.-Al Reasoner.
Chicago Lightweight tile aspirant
will test the me,tle OF Cleo Shans
former Henry Armstrong protege
when they meet In return match
scheduled for II rounds, Friday
oct. IS. in the Coliseum arena.
Their recen; fight o. Sept y was
G nip and tuck gruesome sts.r. &C..
ton packed, with Shsns gaming the
judges decision which was spit
Protests from an enthusiastic crowd
OF hstic followers stimulated the
promoters OF the New Orleans sepia
boxing club 10 rems.cn tAe two
game little pugilLts.
Reasoner Is speedily moving 20
the peak OF his career having regis
tered many exciting victories in
local rings lie has Won over
whisiling Willie Roache, AL Conner.
end George Pace here. Other out
standing victories were registered
over Doll Rafferty,. Jimmy Joyce
and Gene Spencer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Louis And Boxing Troupe
Setting Record On Tour

Sergeant Barrow are First Sergeant
George Nicholson, CORPORAL Walker
Smith Sugar Ray Robinson). Pri-
vate George Wilson Jackie Will
SOM, and Corporal Robert J. Payne,
who serves a trainer.
Sergeant James Edgar. boxing
instructor at Camp Lee, joined
the party there due to the injury
OF RobinSon's elbow. Robinson con-
tinued with the troupe.
Following is their schedule up
to and including October Is: Camp
Breckenridge, Kentucky. Septem-
Der 30; Scott Field, Illinois. October
!; Fort Leonard Wood. Missouri,
October 4; jefferson Barracks. Mo,
October 5: Camp Ellis, Illinois, Oc-
tober 6: Chanute Field, Illinois, Oc-
tober Z; Camp Mccoy, Wisconsin,
October 8; Camp Grant, Illinois, Oc-
tober II; Sioux City Army Air
Base, Iowa. October IL: Lincoln
Army Air Field, Nebraska, October
l3; Fort Riley. Kansas. October IA;
and Camp Phillips. Kansas, October
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Buzz Saw Angott Wins
Bout Over Joe Peralta

in the clinches where he tied UP
Peralta. He used his head to jar
Peralta, and his arms to tie Joe's
arms to his side.
Alfred Chg Boy Brown won
his eight-round semi-fnal with
Larry Lane, Trenton IN. j. heavy.
weight, with a technical knockout
in the seventh round. But Brown
was a fortunate fighter as he was
behind in points at the time Lane
suffered a deep cash over his right
eye.
Although outweighed, 274H &c
1871, Lane, after the first round, be.
gan an assault on Brown that was
effective, concentrating his alta X
on the stomach, intersfersing j
with left hooks TO the head.
Fitzie Fitzpatrick, Cleveland
scored a technical Knockout over
Jimmy. Mandell, Buffalo, when the
New Yorker was unable TO answei
the bell for the eighth round.
Juste Fontaine, Pittsburgh
stopped Leslie Jock, Flint, in the
second round. Sammy Hughes
who has been improving with each
fight, won four-round decision
over Erwin Hicks, Pittsburgh.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09

Sammy Angott, former light
weight champion, holds three vic
tories over Bob Montgomery, pres
ent holder OF the title. Prior to Fri
day night fans in the middlewest
were questioning these decisions.
But they have changed their opin-
ions since that time.
Angott won a l0-round decision
over Joe Peralta, Mexican light
weight from Douglas, Ariz., at the
Olympia last Friday night, and in
carving out the victory produced
powerful evidence to prove the rea-
son for his three wins over the
Philadelphia bobcat.
A virtual buzz-saw. Angott was
busy from the time OF the first bell
until the end of the final round.
His victory was unanimous. He lost
one round, the third, because he
landed low blow on his opponent.
Smothers Peralta
Angott, who is fighting 10 regain
the crown he once wore. began an
immediate attack OF hooks and jabs,
and then effectively smothered the
attack of the Mexican And Sammy
made good use OF his head and arms
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09

WASHINGTON - Sergeant Joe
Louis Barrow and his group OF box
ers who are giving exhibitions and
talks on physical fitness at Army
camps throughout the nation under
the direction OF the Special Service
Division, Army Service Forces. ap-
peared before approximately $50 900
soldiers in the first four weeks Of
the tour, according TO estimates re-
ceived by the War Department
Starting August 80 last, the group
visited Il camps during that period
Attendance varied with the size OF
the camps, but invariably reflected
much enthusiasm.
The party visits first the station
hospital at each installation, AMI
also the general hospital il there is
one. Later in the day they give the
boxers OF the camp special instruc-
ton, demonstration and advice on
physical fitness. In the evening a
boxing show is staged. preceded by
a talk by Sergeant Barrow.
Members Of the group other than
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Beau Jack Loses
To Bobby Ruffin
In 10 Hot Heats

NEW YORK. - BIO by Ruffin.
Long Island. lightweight, upset the
dope bucket here Monday night
when he won a l0-round decision
over Beat Jack, former title-holder.
Ruffin, held lightly by the betting
gentry. punched out a unanimous
victory over the highly-touted Jack.
Wearing a bandage around his
right knee. the Beau never got
clear shot at the feinting and
counter-punching Ruffin, who
waged one of the best fights OF his
career, Jack weighed l4015 and Ruff
fin 1854.
Mike Jacobs, who promoted the
bout, said the outcome will not al
ter the coming bout between Bob
Montgomery and Jack.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
FORT BENN|NG|
HAS POWERFUL
GR|D|RoN TEAM.
Most Players Form e 7
Members OF STAG
Schools

FORT BENNING. Gs.-(ANP)-
Under the able tutelage OF Capt.
Charles Houghland, head coach. OF
Notre Dame fame, and sisted by
1t. Hugh Martin OF the University
Of Alabama, Sgt. Nelson T. Archer
OF Morehouse college and Cpl, John
II. Spriggs OF Alcorn college, the
Fort Benning Tigers, Boosting a
squad OF SO men, are being rapidly
whipped into shape for a tough
schedule against top-ranking Sou
thern conference teams.
The squad Of soldier plays reads
like a who's in STAG football. Led
by the All-American fullback, Ma
con Williams Of the championship
Florida A. and NJ. the lineup in
cludeS Leo T Harrison OF Florida
4. and NJ, Franklin Banks, ALI
American Of Bluefeld, V. II. Hen
derson of North Carolina, Arthur
Lacey OF Clark, Mike Cheatham
Of Alabama State, James Williams,
John Honey" Smith, Bruce Mack
ey, l.. Rogers. and George Hollings-
worth Of Morris Brown, Lonnie
Gaines. Warren Baugh, Richard
Baugh, Nathaniel Smith, and Lewis
Crews Of Alabama A. and NJ,
George Hall OF billiard, Stanford
Smith, Albert Williams, j. Sullivan
OF Morehouse. John L. Pitts of Tai
ladcga, John Moulton OF Knoxville,
Hosea Hudson and Jesse Gibson,
Niles college. Collier Carson OF
Benedict. ]. Martin, w. J. Monroe
and others.
Capt. Houghland has already eSti-
mated that his fast backfield Will
average 1876, working behind a
hard chagging 200-pound average
line. The schedule thus far includes
games with Clark college,, Florida
A. and NJ, Alabama State. Tuske-
gee, Morris Brown and several SER
vice teams from the fourth service
command.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Name Fire Lieutenant
In Philadelphia Unit

PHILADELPHIA. - (ANP) -
Advancement of Hoseman Joseph
A. Marshall to a lieutenancy in the
fire department Monday was CO.
incident with reports that a second
all-colored unit Will soon take
shape.
The upgraded fireman, having
served slightly under 20 years with
the city's only Negro company 10
date, Will be assigned TO fire boa;
duty Under a white captain.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Bivins And DOraZiO
To Meet In Capital

WASHINGTON - (ANP) - A
heavyweight bout between Jimmy
Bivins and Gus Dorazio has been
scheduled for Oct. 10 in the nations
capital to determine the duration
champion it was announced last
week.
Dorazio recently defeated Al Hart
army war college fighter. in fast
close engagement Bivins enhanced
his claims to the title by winning
from Melo Bettina in Cleveland a
few weeks ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Hampton In IL To 6
Win Over J. G. Smith

ton took over again as Casey
squirmed, twisted, and leaped for
81 yards 10 score standing t.,
On the plays that followed.
Lovette, DESMOND. and Gross alter
nately lugged the ball for the Pr
rates and King completed three sue
cesSive passes to the Pirate ends.
Mann's amazing fingertips convert
ed one Of these to another Pirate
score.
The Bulls tailed in the last
quarter, when Brown passed TO
Pass on the left line and McHugh
plunged over for the tally.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
EDGE OUT THE.
fasteners IN
THE ELEVENTH
Steele's Single Send S
Lindsay Home With
, Lone Run

BIRMINGHAM - The B.rm!ng-
Ram Black Bsrons forced the Ne.
gro world series 20 he tlll seven
game limit Sunday a. Redwood
Park when they earea out the
wasa ngton Homestead Grays. 10
o. I'd steo,e's single which drove
a. Leonard L.ndsay from third
For over 10 g. ncs. Johnny
MARKHAM. Baron = -h,-hsndcr. and
Lefty Pari.ow, 6 ays sterling
.o.thpaw. were locked in a score
less p.tch.rs duol Markham scat
tering eight hts ard Faclo" seven
before The las; OF ne eleventh.
Part.oR bad tNo olt ~ the last
ei The eleventh when Lindsay step
ped to TIC P,a'c sd powered
triple. He scoreo wleG Steele who
went into the Fa.e for Walker,
snE.ec.
Crowd Sets Record
tn rtecn thousand. ihe largest
crowd 70 see ba.. zane ~ the his
tory OF this city, turned out The
W. for the Ba.ons eyened the count
Of ;hree wins each
A erea, e4tch by McLsurin's lab
e,cd single by Howard Easierhne,
second baseman for the Grays, with
two out ard three on in the nth.
cut OF a potential score for the
Bsrons.
The Grays barely missed score
in the fifth. Wyatt doubled, con-
tinued on to third and dashed for
home as Spearman's throw got
away from Piper" Davis, but
sHo.se" Walker retrieved the ball
and nailed the runner al the plate
on a beautiful play.
Grays Go in Front
The Grays whipped the Barons in
Indianapolis las, Wednesday night
Sept. 80, 80 al Victory Field, CIV
ing them an advantage OF three 10
two IN the series.
ne AJIdNs N4ONC WIN tl4iiASs - S'''
The mound in the seventh inning
when his by Bell, wilson, and
Wright, with McLaurn dropping
Leonsrd's fly in center field, plus
walks 10 Benjamin that was sand
wlched in between. producing FIVE
runs There wasn't an extra base
hit made during the game.
The Barons won a hectic game
from the Washington Grays at Co
lumbuS Ohio. Tuesday night at
Redbird Stadium, lilo. when Clip
son smseked q homer with the
bases full in the eighth. Birming-
ham came from behind TO tie the
score at six all in the fifth. and in
the seventh drove Partlow out OF
the box and scored Ave runs.
Partlow had relieved Brown In
the fifth. Gipson started for the
Barons and was relieved by Sayler
after two runs had been scored by
the Grsys in the fifth.
The Barons won the opening game
In Washington two weeks ago. the
second game was tied in Baltimore.
and then the Grays evened the
count in a night game at Washing
ton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
Barons Win To Tie World Series Games With Grays
BuffalOes Lead In
Camp Swimming Meet

Sergeant Flanders was former
" a member Of the swimming
team q Temple university IN
Philadelphia, Pa, where he
',arred IN intercollegiate COM
petition
Corporal Waters was All
CIAA" from Virginia Union un'
,vers.;y in Richmond, Va. in
both football and basketball.
Runner-up honors went 70 Ser
.ean; G Christian OF the Post
Military Police Detachment.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
SOftballers Beaten

FIT. KNOX, Ky.-The 375th Engr.
General Service Regt Sottball club
was eliminated from the F.. Knox
softball championship by the 1850
Medcs Softball club by 4 to ?
count. Willie Emmons. on the hill
lock for the winners hurled gooo
ball but received poor support c.
fensively and Extensively.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09

PORT HUACHUCA, Ariz -
TIE Bufa.oes proved as amphi-
u.ous as their iand-Soagoire
iceps As hcy sP,aShcd her way
to al! no winning titles in the
championship swimming NEE :
staged by the Special Service
DIVISION - the post.
Sergeant Albert Flanders Of
the 37lsl Infantry and Corporal
Harry Waters Of D.vlS.on Head
qusrteys Company split the in
5NidAal sNIm-tltlcS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY


GRAYs ................... .ur1 10 rpl-a
IL IONS ............... 80 D1o 49,. ~
Runs-Rsl Gibson ~. Wu<or, LEONARD
WYATT. wight. I-rors-Gih~on. Shwrs'n
80. k"LSurlu. Stolen hases-BcrJHmir.
Wars. IsttsriinR. Srrs-nisn. Strurk out.
~ wrKhi. 4: ~ Eirries q Pase- ~
tsrs-or W-igi' 2 ~ " X ruies or
Msrkham. Uits--0r V-irh' i1 %
trn.hgs; N AcK mites g. 20 innings
OF Markham. ~ 2 II Jennings Runs
WEIGHT. none: - McKina.cs 90 6 80
tnBings; or Markham. non. Double p!sys-
Wyatt 10 EssterirR - Gibson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-09

49, Totals ~ ~ 80 a
Two out when winning run scored.
WASHINGTON ........ ooo on on 90
BIRMINGHAM ......... 0oo "o0 co. OIL
nnns-walker 'Frfors--- Wilson nAvis
Runs hstied !n-Sterl. Two base hi'--Wak-
or Three base hii--I.indssy. Sacrifice
leonard Double play-navls 10 sampson "a
G'ndsav Struck out-hv Pnr'low a: nv
Markham . Bases on balls OF rsrilow =.
Or Markham ? loft on hss"s-C-avs :
Hiact Rsrcns : rupircs-Moore. McCreAry
and Williams. TINE ~ rsme-2 -.
TUESDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
The Shame Of II

Joe Cummiskey in New York
p. NJ. wrote: II panied me 10
read that item about the Gar
den madison Square Garden)
press department telling an ex-
sports writer. now soldier. that
ne wasn't welcome al the Sonia
Henie cocktail party in the
Stork Club Sunday. But If that
soldier is reading this all want
10 say is that il was the best
shutout he'll ever get. He didn't
miss a thing That was the
party La Henie tossed for New
York scribes after packing
Olympia in Detroit for a solid
week Cornelius Warmerdam
reveals that he hopes 10 make
the impossible 16-foot vault in
1913 and then join the navy 49,.
Hes the only pole vaulter TO
clear the 15-foot mark Mike
Miketinac, Michigan State tackle.
was named on the All Croatian-
America fnothall- team. picked
by a Croatian paper printed IN
Pittsburgh frankie Sink
witch, Georgia.. and Joe Dom
naneFtteii4t, Alabama are stars
on the mythical eleven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

MIAMI. Fla, Jan 30.-Miami,
one of the countrys great winter
yachting centers in normal times,
now is fully geared 10 the nations
war effort.
The usual stream OF visiting
recreational craft from the north,
the waters surrounding
this city one Of the worlds most
colorful nautical rendezvous, is
much reduced. The majority OF
these craft are on active service
with the navy and coast guard,
and this applies, too, 10 many hun
drcdS Of MlamiS resident fleet.
The changc-ovcr to tho war CT
fort is noted especially AT Manu-
famous docks. where tho recrea-
tional fleet once tied up. The large
Royal Palm dock, with it's 5000
feet Of water frontage. has been
taken over by the coast guard
Here engine maintenance shops,
Ms we'll as moss halls and barracks
for its ever increasing personnel,
have been constructed by the
coast guard
The CoCoarut Grove city dock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
off the Hook
State Lacks Gate 10 Get in Big 10

SPARTAN HOPES TOO
HIGH: IL will take moro than
maps showing the central loca-
ton of Michigan State College
in respect 10 population centers
10 get the Spartans in the West
en Conference State has
been lucky 10 MI its stadium
once a season since IL stopped
playing L. OF -. -. That isn't a
lab Just n fact that counts
heavily in the Big Nine, where
not sentiment but only cold cash
counts II you don think so,
how about the fact that right
now certain Cold-bloOded plan
nerS in the conference want 10
boot Indiana. Iowa and Purdue
out. leave only the Big Six
moneybag teams. all good gate
attractions With a Big Six,
Michigan. Ohio State, Mime
sofa. Northwestern, Wisconsin
and Illinois could play all tho
way round each fall, leave two
daIes open for other ble draws
like Noue Dame. Pittsburgh,
Southern California If you
think that sentiment. not money,
counts in the Western Confer
ence, please send US the name
of one, school in the conference
that gave cent out Of its FOOT
ball gold bags last fall 10 the
USO or any war relief fund -.
We hope We are wrong!