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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
London Papers
Believe Talks
Speed Victory

LONDON. Jan, u (INS).--All
London's morning papers devoted
almost their entire front pages to
the Roosevelt Churchill meeting in
North Africa.
Banner headlines screamed L
Axis Must Sure I'M
oonditionally" - "1943 Offensive
Agreed On"
Commenting on President Roose-
velt'S precedent-setting trip across
the Atlantic, the Daily Herald said
editorially that "the whole free
world apPiaads- courage and
enterprise"
The Herald, stressing what the
conferences failed to achieve. said
that IF there had been in exist
ence strategicsl council OF all
the Allies. both Russia and China
could have been represented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

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IONS: siacks, otcrslh, daH3a-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
DETROIT EVENING TIMES lpHoNE CHERRY $500

Whether the machines a plant,
keep The boolbI the bone healthy
and batby you're buster today than ever! HUDSONS BASEMENT
STORE makes SHOPPING brings right fashions right priced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
EACH YOUTH SURPRISED

( EACH YOUTH SURPRISED
I Standing rigidly at attention
and unable 10 look in the direction
from which the President was
coming, each was surprised in turn
as MIR. Rooseyelt's jeep drew oppo-
site him.
/ Their eyes literally popped when
they saw the President and Com
handkerchief passing only s
feet away with big smile on his
face. Few soldiers were able 10
wipe off their own smiles Of ploas-
ure when the Presidential car had
passed.
The Presidential convoy formed
at $50 A. NJ, sBIrted Casablanca
and drove directly TO the review
area some miles north. The only
correspondents present were Ollie
Stewart, Negro reporter for the
Baltimore Afro-Anerican; Sam
s h u m a n, international News
photographer. and myself.
sO-CAR CONVOY
Our convoy consisted OF about
20 official llmouSlneS and armcred
scout cars with 50-caiber machine
guns and weapons. Signal corps
photographers were with US. We
were preceded and followed BY
military police on motorcycles.
The convoy drove past the air
port where scores Of fighters took
off 10 form a vast air umbrella
which protected us throughout
the day. The President, wearing
grey felt hat, a grey suit with
a white pinStripe, and white pull
over sweater. rode In the limousine
of 1t. Gen. Dwight ID. Eisenhower.
"A HE d commander-in-chief in
North Africa.
APPROACHES GUARDED
Soldiers. not knowing whom
they guarded, were stationed
along the road at regular inter
walls. Every pass, every bridge was
guarded by armed soldiers who
had taken their stand many hours
before.
The convoy proceeded to the re-
view area where troops were lined
up for at least a mile, in front of
their tanks, half-trackS, scout cars
and artillery of all sizes and
calibers.
The convoy stopped and the
President mounted his jeep, which, !
after band had played the Ma
tional Anthem. drove slowly in
front of the soldiers.
WALK BESIDE JEEP
Mr.. RooSevelts secret service
bodyguards. wearing armored
corps battle jackets, walked by
the sides of his ieep.
The Presto dent occasionally /
laughed and joked with the gen.
erals accompanying him Several
times he spoke to the men. Mostly
he appeared deadly serious,
The reviewing party passed intol
an open field swept by a brisk |
wind. The President laughed when
his hat blew off. 1t was caught by
GtHtIdl 1ldlh.
KITCHEN SET UP
Mess Sgt. Joseph Baer of Shar-
on, Wis. had q field kitchen set
up near 20 small tables with fold |
ing chairs. The President opened |
and inspe X concentrated
rationS.
Then he was introduced 10 so.
men and officers
who were decorated with silver
stars and purple hearts for their
part in the initial occupation.
Included was Col. Arthur Rog-
ers, whose regiment was stationed
at Hyde Park during the visit
there of King gorge VI and
Queen Elizabeth in 1889.
Your Own Horoscope" by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
ADvERTTsENENT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
BODYGUARDS FOLLOW

Immediately behind the presi-
Dental jeep was another with
bodyguards and the following Jeep
contained Mai. Gen. George S.
Patton Jr. commanding United
States troops in French Morocco;
Rear Admiral Ross McIntire. the
Presidents physician; and Harry
Hopkins. presidential adviser.
Riding in another car were
Robert Murphy. American minis
ter for French Africa, and w
Averill Hartman, lease lend
executive.
The soldiers reviewed were un-
aware OF the Presidents presence
in Africa and confessed later that
they had assumed the party was
another bunch of brass hats
when they rehearSed yesterday for
4 ne review
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Ydnks on Review
Amazed as Jeep
Brings President
Roosevelt in Caseblanca
Inspeets Surprised Men:
They Exchange Smiles
BY WALTER LOGAN
American War Correspondent In North
Africa

CASABLANCA, French Nor
Deco, Jan. 81 Delayed - Presi-
dent ROOSEVELT The stAmeEiean
Chief Executive TO leave the
United States in wartime and the
first 10 fly the Atlantic, today
inspected American troops in
French Morocco-surpriSing them
by his presence and leaving their
faces Wreathed in smiles.
The President reviewed the
troops from a jeep driven by Staff
Sgt. Oran Lass. from Kansas City,
Mo. who was the proudest soldier
in the United States Army, but
an air of impeccable
dignity throughout.
Riding in the jeep with the
President were 1t. Gen. Mark
Clark. commander OF the United
States -Eifth-Arnyr Charles Fred
rhe Presidents personal
bodyguard4 and the general off
Ger commanding during the in
spection of the troops.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Decline Seen
For Building

A marked decline in building IN
fpsilanti for the year 1913. Appnr.
emily brought about by wartlm.
construction and priority difficult.
ties. Is seen In the value OF per.
mits. which was f5I7.s3b. Tn.
1912 figure was s7Sl,9i23O.
April was tho "boom" month.
permits totRlling t3i0.729 having
been Issued. Main reason for this
was application for a permit for
tho new 100000 Boyer Hospital
annex. and for 10 $4,000 dwellings
on Garland Ave, by Bruce Haig.
other large construction projects
for which permits were obtained
included the $4,000 Salvation
Army Citadel and a $4,000 Bryant
a Detwiler dormitory on Franklin
St. both In August. three city
pump houses on Race st, AT cost
OF SIS,22O, in October, and a stor-
age tank built by the United
Stove Company. valued at 5000.
In June.
During the month OF December.
always slow construction month
because Of weather conditions.
permits to the extent OF $S1s6
were issued. Applicants for The
permits were: Mrs. Grant Lewis.
943 Sheridan Ave. remodel house,
Miss Russella Wardroper. 92l
Sheridan Ave. addition TO garage.
Spencer Davis, l06 S Huron st.
install door and ceiling on build
ing at 3S u. Michigan ave; Mrs.
NJ. h. Smith. 81 n. Huron St. ad-
ditional room; Michigan Ladder
Co, IL Il. Forest Ave. erect stor-
age shed. Wnliam Mahaley. 3l0
Harriet ST., remodel store building
at 314 Harriet st.
James Breskey, 10l Washtensw
Ave. install storm entrance; Ia
real Moss, 612 S. Washington St.
remodel house for apartments. :.
+. Ballantine. Ford Building. De-
troit. install partition at 100 Fer
ris st, and repair back porch at
27. 2s, and 81 N. Huron st; Jo-
seph Vinson, ia Waiting BlYd'
repair siding Of building. erect ad-
dltion to residence: Clemon Tan
ner. 1874 Hawkins st, new shins-
les on roof. Miss +. l.. Wilson, =
Frederick ST., shingle roof; Fred
y. Cleyeringa. 7O7 Ferris st, shin
gle roof; Orville Pepper. Sl4 Con
gress st. shingle roof; lsreal Moss.
512 g. Washington st. new win
dow. and l.. Wilson. i2S Hawkins
st. erect single garage on Mad
ison Ave.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Legal Notices
oRDER or PUBLICATION

VI Eg814C n AASA
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IT, The CTR
cult Court for the County OF WASH
teuaw.
In Chancery
Ira knight. Plaintiff.
W
Catherine knight. Defendant
A. session OF said Court held
Iu the Court House In the city or
Ann Arbur. In said County and stats
On this 5th day Of November, A. ID.
1919
Present. TIE Honorable George w.
sample. circuit Judge.
10 satisfactorily appearing 10 this
Court By affidavit on file that tbs
Defendant. catherine knight Is not
resident Of the state OF Michigan.
but resides az number 5ls Indiana
street pa the city Of GAINESVILLE.
county ~ Muskluggm. state Of Ohio:
ON Motion Gf James T. Breakey, Jr,
attorney rlr Plaintiff.
- Us Ordered that the said De-
feulau'. catherine knight cause her
Appearance '1. he entered IN this
Caus" within three months from the
date Of this order, and ga case % her
appearance that she cause her An
swor 10 the IliTtfrs HNl Of Com
plant % be filed. ard CODY thereof
20 be served upon tie Plaintiffs at
t9rurtt within twenty days after
seryID. on her Of a copy o. raId BIN
0f Complaint and Soti,e Of tAfs or
der, aud that ln default thereof that
said ElN ~ Complaint be- taken as
g'ntrss"d by said rou-resident De-
ftudHuf
Ana u II Further Ordersd that
within forty days after the OATS
hereof tho said rfa.utIff cause a so-
u0e ~ t.is order 20 Doe published in
TIE fpsiianti Daily Presr. a uewapa-
rsr, printed. Published aud circulated
ig said County ~ Nasufenav. and
that su,a publication he continued
nn iu each wcck FOR xix conaccu-
rs" weeks. nr tAat EHe cause COPY
~ this order 90 Doe served personally
On faif n0n-rcsid'Et defendant. at
least twenty dnyH before the tim.
ABOVE prescribed for her appearance.
hhl ~ II Further ordered that tbs
sAld Ilalhtiif cause copy Of this
Dfh"r to be mailed 10 said Defend
M, nv nor last known post office
hddrrAs, bY registered mail. and an
official return receipt demanded n.
.enHt twenty days before the tim.
herein prescribe Tor the Appearaur.
OF the Defendant
gro. ". SAMPLE
Circuit JudKs
James n Brcabsy. Ir.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff
lol Washtcnhw Avenue
lpailnnti. Michigan.
Attest luella " Smith
County Clerk
Ter Dorothy VI. Schmidt
Dep. CleriC
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Gallagher Funeral
viii be Saturday

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. 81 Final
rites will be conducted Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Stat
fan Funeral Home for Mrs. Mary
Gallagher, 81, who died Thursday
at her home, s24 Green ST. Rev.
John Schurman will officiate and
burial will be in Forest Hill Gem.
eteTy.
Mrs. Gallagher is survived by her
husband and by seven children.
Mrs. William Jones OF Buffalo,
John Prentiss OF Ann Arbor. Bar
ney Prentiss and Mrs. Emma Peter
son OF Buffalo, Patrick Prentiss Of
Detroit, Mrs. Helen Moran Of
Eoorse and Mrs. Lillian Williams
OF Detroit There are 81 grand
children and several great grand
children.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
The Ypsiianti DailyPress

GEORGE {. HANDY. Pubusher
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Daily per week, in city ...... I've
Dali. one year in 4psilantl
trading zone, cCmpTlsi"h
Nasbtenaw county. and west
ern portion OF wayne county WV
DAILY. per year. outside Hps.-
anti trading zone ......'''.. ~
Special rate 10 soldiers, year .'S,VV
independent OF politics and p"O-
usged daily except sunday with an
AIM toward serving the 1psAahu
trading territory.
TELEPHONES
Business office ..........s.ftV, ~
Editorial Rooms .....'.....'' ~
Entered as second-class mail matter
al POST office. Ypsilanti. Mlcn.
MEMBER OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press 10 entitled 70
the use for republication OF all news
dispatches credited to IL not other
Wise cred ted in this paper and ass
tie local news published herein. All
rights Of republication OF speciai
dispatches herein are also reserved
MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAILIES
Scheerer and Co.
60 Lexington Ave, New YORK
- r. Nacker Drive, Chicago
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
TRAPS SKUNK IN HELMET

WITH SECOND ARMY On MA
neuyers, Somewhere in Tennessee
Encounters between soldiers and
skunks are frequent during manel.
yers. but in a certain Blue armcred
infantry division they are still
chuckling over the sad plight OF
pvt Yoke Low HON, Canton,
China. boy, who trapped one in
his helmet. The latter and most OF
the soldiers uniform were buried
in Tennessee soil.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Suburban property

CEMENT BLOCK building. near
Bomber Plant. comfortable, small
living quarter, $3.50. terms.
4 ROOM bungalow on corner, hard
wood floors, furnace, 1880. Terms
$500 down
NEARLY NEW room bungalow
hardwood floors, complete bath
with floor tub. furnace, large attic.
$500. Easy terms.
MICHIGAN AVENUE, business cor
ner, new building, make good In
come. steam heat, shower stool
Also I'm modern bungalow on
property. 100 n. 400 It. Reason.
able price Terms
ECORSE RID corner, near Harris,
formerly gAs station ? rm living
quarters. Price $4,000. Terms $500
down.
NEARLY NEW rm. bungalow, gar
den tract near Holmes I'D. Price
1880. Terms II. Peet, % \. Huron
ST Phone 1871
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Employment
Help Wsnted-Mals

HOUSE MAN In his fifties. DAY
week Steady. Corlns Hotel HlS
W. Michigan. Phone BIB
NIGHT FIREMAN wanted at high
school building. Hours 10 ~ ,.
IN. Contact Superintendent Chap
ellie Telephone 1913.
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Wanted
Phone 4lS or 2t53. See Mr.. Long
ueCker At 90 4. Cross ~.
ROUTE MAN. married. for city milk
route, $50 and com. to start. For-
manent position. BELLA Vista Dairy
Farms
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
CHAPLAIN KEEPS EN- MERRY

WITH SECOND ARMY on MA.
NEUVERS. somewhere in Tennes-
see-UP-Members Of a Blue arm
ored division are quite proud OF
their morale building chaplain,
Capt. Grover Stillwagon, who.
when moving from one bivouac area
10 another on these chilly nights.
climbs into the trucks with the boys
and leads them In song His fav.
orite is Pistol Packin' Mama.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31

NEW ~ STORY HOUSE for
Sale. Four acres land. wooded,
in cultivation. ChlciSen coop
lOx2O. Water In kitchen. Electric
ity and gas Gas stove to go with
house :. mile from grade school,
>. mile from grocery store.
$4,000 81 900 down. 10 miles
from Bomber Plant. Man goinE
south to farm ShelR Cloyd,
1889 Wear Road South Belle
VILE n J. Phone Wills lS5.
NORTH NORMAL street Bungalow
bath, furnace, garage Nice dis
trict near college $3.50. Terms
H. Peet. 50 ~ Huron. Phone 1871
WHIST sIOE 10 room modern house
b-ick fireplace, hot water heat
stoker laundry trays. $500. Terms
arranged. II. Peet, 50 n. Huron
Phone 1b7l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Merchandise
Merchants speetais

FOR SALE -MINNOW $ and WIZ
g.er. for Ice fishing 900 Jarvis
Rnara cav
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Automotive
Au,omohIle. For sal.

isli oLDsMoBtLE CLuB SEDAN
Tor sale. Privately owned Al
condition, S good tires Priced
q seu. Inquire Leslie .. FRANKIE.
Building One. Room 90, Willow
Lodge.
MIST SELL 1870 OLDSMOBlLE
club coupe. 5000 miles, eNcep-
tlouaily Gloon, very good tires.
hot water heater, and defroster.
can after $50 D. m. Soltls. Ypsi-
Ann Trailer Park. Ann AtboT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-31
Real Estate
Houses sor SAFE

Tor a Happy
New Year
tSOa DOwS BUYS : room home on
ballard 81 with 4 rooms below
and and bath above nearly new
furnace. pr.ce only s. 200. pay
hal. Ike rent
$500 down. gives immediate pos
session % rooms basement.
furnace garage, SHADE. no Park
wood Ave just outside city and
very low taxes house newly Gov
cred with asphalt siding price
5000 move r.gAt IN
ISL Lamar. dandy :.1edroani
hosnr. ~ ely decorated. oak
mace. shower bath all fenced
poaltry house. priced hight ard
only $500 70 handle.
80 HURON AVE, built only /,
little over year. just or pave
ment and near school and stores.
bed rooms on first floor and
room for 2 more above annual
taxes only t9.ti. owner leaving
immediate possesslon. viii sell
for $500 with $3.50 down and
EiNs deed 10 purchaser. balance
on mortgage payable 8ts 9b
monthly WITHOUT INTEREST
FURNISHED HOME. bed rooms.
utility room, complete bath. all
on one floor, half basement. well
electric pump Tor water system.
electric stove, Ice box. new oil
burning circulating heating plant,
and other other kitchen, living
room and bed room furniture
complete, on new pavement be
tween Ypsi and Bomber. $500
with half down; possession in
one week.
tACREs. or washtsnaw Ave no
hldEs, only ~ miles from
Npsi. very desirable suburban
home site for $500
HURON RIVER frontage. about -
acres. only mile west OF city.
for $3.50 on terms.
Ehman & Oreensfreet
r Z 4 l. T Q Il S
An " MIyhIgap nho,a tfq-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13

scoring record with a deluge of
40 on hapless Chicago, general
factotum of team which won
IL straight in fast company of
the f bulous Big Ten, on team
which placed four of its re..Ilars
on the honorary lineup of that
conference is the greatest basket
ball player we have seen.
A junior in the college of ply
steal education, this big Hungar-
ian boy Of Granite City, ILL.,, is
the Whiz Kids kid. A remark
able defender, he played guard
last year. Andy is the playmak-
err, body and soul of fine bas-
ketball team which projects him
to prominence in comparison
with his good companions. Most
valuable in his conference last
season, Andy Phillips place is a
foregone conclusion.
Leading Creightons Missouri
Valley champions into Madison
Square Gardens Inv tation
Tournament is Ralph LANCER,
senior, co-captain, leading scorer
for a team undefeated in l9
games of collegiate play. Proba-
bly, the most unorthodox sharp
shooter in the business, LANCER
made all-conference and Garden
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
SHORTS AND SHELLS

The Giants Dodgers feud is
on again. When Eddie
Brannick escorted the local
scribes to the Giants Lakewood,
N. j., training camp the other
day, a Brooklyn gagster wired
him asking him to announce the
signing of some Dodger players,
Eddie obliged, but now he's
threatening TO send Branch
Hickey a bill Tor professional
services" Emil Won Filing,
N.Y.U. coach, figures a lot of
good runners could be develop
ed if board tracks were installed
in parks and Fairgrounds. But
he admits that'll have to be a
postwar project. Bill Gloss,
who will lead the Rice basket
ball team into the Garden In
vitation tournament, led the
southwest conference in season
and single-game scoring, free
throws for the season and one
game, and field goals for one
game. Apparently every
time Bill shoots for the basket
he comes Gloss.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Notre Dame s.
Wins u. of D.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March ID
- (R - Notre Danes basket
ball team trimmed the Universe
ty of Detroit here last night, So
to 40, to conclude one of its most
successful seasons.
Besides winning ID out Of
their 20 games, the Irish estab-
lished a new Notre Dame scoring
record. Last nights So points
boosted the season total to 1,07l,
lettering the schools previous
high in 1940-41 by nine points.
Scoring 18 points, Captain
Charley Butler spanked Notre
Danes attack against Detroit,
He sank six field goals and as
many free throws. Lee Knorek
Detroit center, was high for the
Titans, counting IA points on six
baskets and two gift shots.
The Irish led at the half, % to
p.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
Harry GraysOn 5
ScOrebOard
The Bronx Cheer, 1t Seems, Isn't
Limited to Boxing Game;
Skaters Get II, too
Nv HARRY GRAYSON

WE'LL If YOU SUSPECTED the shortend betors CLIMBED
the referees Frze Zvcs two tights WI" peau
IcL Won should the famous Bronx battle cry as e
Sr.d NV OCCUPANTS 75cent seats when the JUDGES
Ins s fine as slkworms thread to make 7year-oo uete
women's national figure skaing chaipo'
FRANKLY the mob believed l4yearod Dorothy Zoos VI e
IRONY was entitled duke they say on JACOBS eac
When five Judges had finished putting their heao
rev Miss Merrill decision 2749l2 points 10 %'o|o-
That's CARRYING scoring to the last decimal
PERHAPS IT'S JUST atmosphere of Madison square
dan hut 10 the 5000 watching free skating finals was
w no contest Consensus that three little LADIES eXceeo
orri,i Who twice had hand down to keep rom
umbne The spectators 15year old Ramona Alien Oh
49, .nS Ianette Adams ahead of the Hub miss
II had to be Miss Merrill piled up an aaVsn
tage at the Ice the two previous nights OF
in which are used and each Judge
carries a slide rule . ~, t;..,s u,hch .,w the
That part attending the finals wheh saw
the judges were cockeyeo here 100 a
~. more technical department Miss Allen was entitled 10 .
NOD Miss Coos place, Phebe Tucker OF New YORK 70 INC
show position with Merrill just out OF the money
BULK at the finals did not see the sshool sk
,n and probably wouldn't have understood anyway
They did know Dorothy Coos didn't make mistake wne
N. chips were presumably down, and many MINK coat III m
Iog.. birds booed with vehemence al
hropht 70 mind little Joe Jacobs I'VE wuz roppeo
The forcbly to your attention that the sn
racket has no copyright the raucous beef
It's simply old Garden custom
Mike Jacobs would rematch the girls
They'd pack the joint.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
BY ROBERT MELLACE
NEA Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, March 13-Staff
members having seen as many
games as ODT deemed advisable,
and with reports from all Sec
tional observers in, NEA today
presents the 1913 All-America
basketball team.
In the front line are:
Forwards: Andrew Phillip
of Illinois and Ralph LANCER
of Creighton.
Center: Harry BOykoff of
Brooklyn st. Johns.
Center: Robert Rensberger
of Notre Dame and Ted Cos
sard of Southern California.
This group of three seniors, a
sophomore and Junior has expe-
rience, imaginative daring, de-
fensive bulk, and, most import
ant of all, an eye for that re-
cepticle which jingle-jangles
like three bars when you hit it
right.
u ANXIOUS BIG TEN
Andy Phillip, head man of the
Big Ten Champion Illini, only
unanimous choice for the West
ern Conference official team,
holder of the leagues individual
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-13
BARNEY'S BLARNEY

Ross managed to get In a
couple of pretty good plugs for
sports during his press confer
ence,' telling how badly the
boys need sports equipment,
even in the Solomons, and their
sessions Of "jawbone' betting on
football and other games. {.
But his best wise crack of the
day came when he dropped into
the dressing room to congratu-
late Jimmy Bivins and someone
told him the fight gate was S74,-
It's. Said Barney: Il wish
l were getting the champions
end this evening"