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DOG.

DOGS
REG RUSSIAN wOLFHoUND tBorzoD pups,
6 mo. SIS. S. R. Derby, Petaluma, Calf.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
big Green
Downs
Wayne

Forward Bob Myers crashed
through for l3 points as the Dart
mouth basketball team rallied in
the second half 10 defeat Wayne
University, so 10 32, at Central
High last night.
After using every trick Of the
trade IN desperate bid for their
third victory OF the season, a re-
morSeiul group Of Tartars realize
why the Green quintet ranked
runncr-up 10 Stanford last year
for the NCAA title. and for the
past five years Eastern lntercol-
leglate champions.
The TartarS lacked tho viCor in
the second half that enabled them
10 hold a Pills lead at the half
time After a bad start, Dart
mouth gained polSc and control
on A strange floor and they used
II 10 good advantage for their
fourth victory in five starts.
At tho start of The second half
Coach OSsie CowclS sent his start
ing five into tho lineup Free
throws by James Olsen and George
Munroc, a basket by Munroe and
4 free throw by Capt Stan SkauGh
tied up the score. Then a basket
by Olsen sent the Green's into
the lead which they never gave up
DARTNtOI WAN\E
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

ton, has been dispelled as each
year has seen more and more Of
the animals In the woods.
The 1912 game kill figures for
Pennsylvania will not be an
nounced until late January.
Officials still point to that 1941
bright spot in the Pennsylvania
picture was ringncCk pheasant
bag that exceeded previous all
time high record Of $1,000 birds
reported for 1888.
Pennsylvania. second only 80
Michigan in game and fish. showed
a 1911 kill Of 100000 pieces of
game. including in round numbers
10000 buck deer. 500 bears. s.
100000 rabbits. $4,000 squirrels.
i4,000 raccoons. $500 wild tur-
keys, $4,000 ruffcd grouse. 537. .
900 pheasants. 10000 quail. 81 600
woodcock, 1000 Shorebirds. as.
600 blackbirdS. $1,000 waterfowl.
and 10000 woodchuckS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Hunters Backed Season
To Limit in Michigan
BY DON GILLIES

Michigan was not the only state
to enjoy good hunting in 1912.
Despite numerous wartime re-
strictionS, New York sportsmcn
reported taking 395 more deer
than a year ago, an increase Of
about 3 per cent Although their
total kill of 1865 antlered bucks
is small compared TO Michigan's
estimated bag Of $4,000. the num-
ber of nimrodS hunting i'm the
Empire state was larger than the
previous year
Maine hunters killed 22591
deer, an all-time record for that
state. One deer Of either sex may
be shot in Maine. yet according 10
state conservation experts. the
animals have proSpcred greatly
both in numbers and in health
The annual toll of Maine deer
usually hovers around 10000. Fear
that such n large kill would Seri-
ously decimate tho deer popula-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Skate Meets Are
All Cancelled

CHICAGO. Jan. y 1NSl-In
line with the governments request
for curtailing wartime travel. the
American Skating Union Cancelled
plans today for the national out
door and indoor speed skating
meets as well as tho North Ameri-
can event. The three meets, the
outdoor scheduled for Lacrosse.
Wis, the indoor for Detroit and
the North American for st. Paul.
MINI. would have involved travel
by 1000 10 5000 persons. including
spectators. according 10 Pete
Miller. president OF the union.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Supene's Comments

In the letter. Sergeant Barber
recalls recent furlough in Detroi
during which he visited Marcel
Supene. representative of the ANA
teur Bicycle League of America
for the State of Michigan.
"Mr. Supene Is very happy
that the boys are In service and
says that Michigan riders will
carry on as best they can" Ser
Ceant Rarhieri related. In the
meantime we will go on keeping
the equipment In shape for the
boys who fly. We keep plenty
busy, too--24 hours a day and
seven days a week. No over
time, no sitdown strikes. But we
like II and America and her
allies are going 10 win. Make no
mistake about that"
Sergeant Barbieri is in a main
tenance battalion.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
MANY EMPLOYED IN DEFENSE PLANTS

little embarrassed is the writer who along with other
sports chroners be TO the charge Of thouGhessnes
in part which baseball football boxing and
sports playing the effort forget the
contribution Of sports less prominent
While staff Sgt John A. Barber old friend, made no
distinction confess feeling bit guilty the
sergeant reminded bicycle riders contributing their
share TO the armed services.
Sergeant Barben the former head of the Michigan Bicycle
Riders Association which functions in connection with the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
WrestIers' Share

Then there are the wrestlerS:
Harry Light, local mat promoter,
points out that in addition to those
in service, an impressive list Of
wrestlers are sharing in the war
burden through work at Detroit
war plants. They work in the
plants by day and wrestle by
night.
AS listed by Light, here they
are:
Bert Rubi. junior heavyweight
champion, is a mllwright at the
Diesel Engine plant.
Leo Wallick. former Junior
heavy champion. is in the protec-
tive division at the Ford Rouge
plant
Walter Roxy, Michigan's junior
heavyweight champion. Is wrapped
UP in war activities as recreation
director Of Hamtramck.
Flash" Gordon, formerly oi
Hollywood. Cal, is a protection
man at Ford's Rouge plant.
Louis Kline is a foreman at the
Lincoln MOlOTS.
Eddie Bad Man" Lewis Is on
the plant protection staff at the
Ford Highland Park plant.
Harold Chaundy is a foreman al
the Willow Run bomber plant.
Johnny Silvy is in the Ford
Rouge protective unit.
Leo Jensen and Dale Haddock
are protective policemen at the
Willow Run.
frankie ClemonS is a structural
steel worker engaged in war plant
construction.
George Connell Is working a,
the Timken Axle Company.
Jack League is in the protective
division at Chevrolet.
Jack Smith is fireman AT vii.
low Run.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Charlie Munger Bowls
First 700 Series

After SIX weeks of spot" bowl
ing, Charlie Munger. IS years in
the game, today boasts his first
700 series. 1t came last night, 738,
in the Strathmoor House League.
Munger with the Strathmoor Ra-
dos. had 246-223-269, a split in the
first. frame of his third game cost
ing him $50 or better.
He also rolls in the western
division. Travelling League. with
Bowling School. The second week
after taking up the spot style
from his teacher Wayne Spaulding.
he had 273 His 73S sets a
Strathmoor House League record.
Munger was formerly pocket
almer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Bicycle League nt Amerisc,
The sergeant was much toe
modest when he reported in a let
ter from Camp Pickett, Va, that
"sl but two Of the outstanding
riders in the Michigan Bicycle
League are in service. Among
them arc Scar HuGelier. the pres
ent champion, and Albert Van
Damme, now lieutenant in the
United States Army.
However, / figure that the
schoolboy riders will carry on In
Michigan" said Sergeant Barbi-
eri, who obviously has not lost
his great interest in bike riding
competition. while other riders
are fighting for their country
we love to fight for 1.-THE
younger boys will keep up the
sport. We think II Is great
sport and want 10 see II carry
on. i expect Ia see Robert Ira
vani Of the Consumer cycling
team have a big year. Bob won
the junior championship last
year as well as the Joliet 10 Chi
cago open race In a field of 96
riders. Travani. incidentally, is
the son OF an ex-six-day bike
rider"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Sonia Injured
During Show

Sonia Henic displayed a slight
bump on her head today following
the fall of one Of the wings last
night on the prop airplane she uses
10 make an entry in one OF her
numbers in the Hollywood Ice
Revue at Olympia.
She was seated in the cockpit
OF the plane ready for her entrance
when the wing dropped the wrong
way. Although slightly dizzy, she
went on with her number, saluting
the audience after which she went
through with her routine. Except
ing for a lively headache AT the
end of the performance. she said
she felt all right.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Fat Man in the Old Soft Brown
Hat, enthusiastically.
"1n teresting you talk"
screamed Nick. Interesting il
is-it Is revolving. II is Mike
Jacobs stuff that's what IL iS.
Mike tells me that Jake won't
fight until after he fights
Charley Hayes here. Does that
mean anything 10 you:"
To keep you in tune. dear
reader, in case you don't know
LaMotta and Hayes are matched
10 fight AT Olympia January p.
"Yeh. It's that Jacobs again."
Nick repeated his complaint.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Michigan Five
Trimmed by
Northwestern

EVANSTON. III. Jan. 12.-For
half il. was a contest but Capt.
Russ Wendland and Otto Graham
of Northwestern applied the sec
ond half pressure and the Wildcats
defeated Michigan, 1882.
The Wolverines started hitting
on moderately long shots and piled
up 9 TO 5 lead in the first 3
minutes, holding the Wildcats
without a basket. For the next s
minutes the lead shifted with every
score but Northwestern drew out
10 a 2l-l6 lead just before the
half ended.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
State Still Seeks
First Victory

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 12-Mich-
igan State is still seeking It's first
basketball victory of the season
The SpartanS, defeated five
times previously, made Il game OF
it in the first half against Mar
quettc University here last night
but sophomore Ernie Kiyisto led a
local second half splurge that
brought the Hilltoppers a decisive
al 10 80 victory Kivisto. an Iron
wood, Mich, forward, scored Ia
points.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Indiana Beats
Buckeyes, 61-31

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. IL
GNS). - Indiana's court team
turned the heat on-twiee last
night 10 stage two great rallies
and blister Ohio State into 81 10
81 submission.
The outstanding board play OF
Dick Wittenbraker, Indiana junior
guard, started the ball flying for
repeated fast breaks, one of them
rolling up 19 points 10 Ohio's two
in the first stanza. Ralph Hamil-
ton ran his scoring string 10 107
points in nine straight victories
for the Crimson as he paced /. u.
with 13.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Syracuse 10 Use
Maryland Camp

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. u
(UP).-The Syracuse Chiefs of
the international League will train
at Frederick. Md, instead OF Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. The Chiefs have
used the Florida base for the past
three years but were forced 10
move nearer home because of
wartime travel restrictions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Nick'S Got Troubles
And Without Retieence He Relates Them-Wi+t
Ges+ures-to the Fat Man, I.T.S.B.H.
Bw LEO MACDoNELL

Nick Trust Buster LondeS
dark eyes blazed in violation of al
blackout orders.
NOW WHAT" inquired the
Fat Man in the Old Soft Brown
Hat, fondling a copy of Ring
Magazine on the other side of
the desk.
"LaMotta's going 10 fight this
Jackie Wilson from California
in the Garden Friday night"
Londes exploded.
Interesting" suggested the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Iowa Gets Revenge
From Gophers

IOWA CITY, Ia, Jan. - tINS)
The University of Iowa Hawk
eyes revcnged a onc-point loss OF
last Saturday as they defeated
Minnesota. as to Al, last night in a
return engagement.
Led by Co-Capt. Tom Chapman
who scored II points and Gene
NcSmith, defensive star of the
game, Iowa broke a 35-35 tic
midway in the second half anc
won going AWAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

1--WE have some great SWIM
mers at the station and would
like 10 form a team hut Off
CialS say no. At the station we
have Michigan's cX- captain,
Dobie Burton, Struthcrs Martin.
the diver from Michigan, Bob
Bennett of Yale, Bill Canton of
Detroit and Earl Clark of Ohio
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Heart Attack Takes
Scout Billy Webb

CHICAGO, Jan. II (UP) Will
liam J. billy Webb. veteran
scout Of the Chicago White Sox,
died of heart attack today while
en- route to work at Comiskey
Park.
Webb was stricken in his auto
mobile short distance from the
mark
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
BY EDGAR HAYES

Eight hours day. seven days
q week Tom Hsynie spends his
time az one Of the pools az Great
Lakes Naval Training Station. So
when he had day off where do
YOU suppose we found him At the
swimming pool Of the Detroit
Athletic Club.
Tom, one Of the greatest swim
mers developed ir the last decade,
IS a seaman first class al Great
Lakes on swimming detail. lie is
one o. the Al instructors who
spend Fight hours each day teach
ing M SconcrS 70 swim. lie handles
600 each day.
LIVES AT STAKE
"We try 10 teach them enough
swimming 10 save their lives
when they get into action" Tom
said I'VE stress underwater
swimming and swimming in oily
waters. Hardly boy gets
through our course without
being able to swim AZ least 50
yards"
They have eight pools al Great
Lakes. seven Of them are 80 feet
by 40 feet and the other is s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
illinois Stops
Badgers, 52-40

MADISON. Wis, Jan. - tINS),
Illinois mounted another runG
in its climb toward second Big
Ten basketball title last night by
storming over Wisconsin, 81 10 40
before a capacity crowd OF 14,100
Sharp-shooting A dy Phillip
staged a one-man scoring show
netting "a points on 10 baskets
and four charity tosses. Johnny
Kotz, Big Ten scoring champion,
was held to II points by the
amazing whiz kids of Illinois.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Basketball Results

Northwestern a. Michigan -
West Virginia Tech 81. Rio Grande 81
Illinois 80 Wisconsin 90,
Camp Grant 4s Chicago %.
Indiana 81. Ohio state 81
Hope College so Albion 20.
Kent state 64. Ashland %.
Toledo 81 Marshall a.
George Washington 90. Duke %.
Milliken -. ST. Ambrose 80.
Texas Christian q. Rice %.
Geneva ~. Bethany 31'
Lawrence 70. Ripon g.
South Carolina 80 wake Forest az
Louisiana state 30. Alabama a.
lows IS, Minnesota a..
Marquette a. Michigan state q
81 John 80, Gustav Ad0iphus IS
Texas Tech 81. Hardin Simmons 30.
Bucknell 20. Susquehanna 25
pepaul f6 Jnyols (Chil -
\ W. Miss. 81. Tchrs. IS. 81 BcnediC
3
Vanderbilt Sc. Ala. Poly 30.
Dtsks 81, Iowa ST. Mary Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Camera Reported
To Join WrestIers

NEW YORK. Jan. - CUP).-
Radio Berlin said today that
Primo Camera. who was world
heavyweight boxing champion a
year, was about TO take up pro-
fesSional wrestling in Germany.
Carnera was a circus wrestler be-
fore he became a boxer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Big Ten Cage
STANDINGS

Last night's results-Illinols 50. Wiscon-
sin 20: Indiana 81. Ohio state 81 North
western 4e MICHIGAN %; Iowa as Min
ncsota Al Camp Grant IS, Chicago 26.
The weeks schedule Friday. Wisconsin
A. MICHIGAN. ssturday-Iowa AZ Illinois
Northwestern A. Ohio state. Indiana st
Chicago Purdue At Minnesota: Wisconsin
q MllhlrAr
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
HAyN|E HAS SWIM CAREER IN NAVY

yards by - yards. This one Is
big enough for boat drills. Three
more big pools are in the process
Of construction. And believe II or
not the biggest problem is water,
with Lake Michigan a matter of
yards from the base. But pumps
and heating water for showers pre-
sent serious problems.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
steal LaMotta

HE wants TO steal LaMotta
from me-"
Thereupon4 Trust Buster Londe
walked around the room. cooled
off and returning 10 his desk ant
picked up the phone.
New York, will YOU please
hurry I ask YOU" Columbus s.
800 (Stillman's gymna sium)
HalloO d. HalloO.. HalIoo. Mike,
this Is Nick. Nick in Detroit.
Londes."
Mike Capriano LaMottas man
ager, talks.
"Yes, know Mike. but YOU
tell me what for that Jake don't
fight again until after he fights
Hayes"
Capriano talks.
LOT OF DOUGH
"Yeh, I know Mike $4,000 il
lot OF money, but you make
that here II you beat this
Charley Hayes"
Capriano talks.
"Yeh. but this Mike Jacobs,
ugh. He does this to me-"
Capriano talks.
"Yeh, yeh, but we have S25,-
900 house. Everybody buy tick
cts. II is super collasical. I sell
over $1,000 this morning. Every
body's crazy over the fight. BE
careful, Mike. don't like for
Jake 10 have his hand broken or
something"
Trust Buster Londes hung up
THAT was Mike" LondcS eX-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
MICHIGAN

T0IaTs II - % I0'aIs IT TO q
Score at hslf-NorthWester 81, Michi-
gan 1s
Free throws missed d-Graham- HAsse,
Wendland (2. Mander ca. Mullaney, Gi-
bert PreCulman
Referee RolUc Barnum (Wisconsin)
Cmpire--Carl Johnson Gllnos).
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Hdrridge, Frick
To Fix Schedule

CHICAGO, Jan. 12 tINS1. -
Will Harridge, president of the
American baseball league, tonight
announced he will 60 to New York
early next week 10 confer with
Ford Frick, National League
prexy. on Encouragement OF 1943
playing schedules.
THE new opening date Of
April 2l and the later closing
date of October 3 required al
most an entirely new schedule
draft" Harridge said. "Mr.
Frick and ! have been working
on II separately since the meet
ing last week"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Grid Clothes Planned
For Tigers in Training
Yanks Pick
Asbury>Park
as Camp
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jack Zeller today was consider.
ing the purchase of parkas--a coat
with a hood used by football play
'ers-for the Tigers in spring train.
ing at Evansville, Ind.
The parkas would supplant COLI
-larless jackets used in the past in
training in Florida and other
warm climes. The new coats are
CONSTRUCTED of zelon (Arctic) cloth
with sheepskin- lining.
FOLLOWED HIS IDEA
Announcement that the Yankees
have picked Asbury Park. N. j..
for a training site was of more
than ordinary interest 10 Zeller.
1t was Zeller who recommended
ASbury Park 10 Ed. Barrow, tho
New York clubs general manager.
Back in 1911 Zeller trained the
Springfield Mass club of the
Eastern League. which he owned,
at ASbury Park.
FIRST TRIP AWAY
"We were, 1 believe. the first
minor league club tn take a
training trip away from home"
the general manager of the
Tigers recalled. "We bought out
r hot salt water bathhouse there
and the baths proved a good
thing for our club. We won the
league championship that year"
Though only 65 miles from New
York City, down the Jersey coast,
Asbury Park is much warmer in
the spring than the city, according
TO Zeller.
After 1911. Zeller sold the,
Springfield club and took over the'
Plttsfield, Mass. club.
Zcllcr today received a request
from Kansas City for exhibition
games this spring. The American
Association club will train at
Huntington, Ind, 55 miles from
Evansville.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Fight Results
nv United Press

nv United Press
New York-Pat Comiskey. 22t. Paterson
y. j.. knocked out Big Boy Cariln. 20s,
Hartford Conn. ID; Harry Serio, 163 \
Newark. y. T., outpointrd Jerry La Starza.
isti4 New York go.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
SPORTS
BY LEO MACDONELL

Wrestlers al War Work
in Their Spare Time
From Squared Circle
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

suspension OF Hialeah was
not due TO financial reasons, hut
To the expressed desire Of the
government that motor cars not
he used for amusement" Prcsi-
dent Clark said following a
meeting Of track officials.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

state. All could hold their own
with the best of competition"
1t. Wally Goliath heads the
swimming program One Of his
chief aides is Stanley Bryda. for
mer coach at the Boat Club and
the Yacht Club. Benny Mccoy is
on swim detail, helping TO keep
pools clean.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
MICH. STATE
MARQUETTE

Totals 10 70 y Totals Is i6
Free throws mlssed.-Kivisto. Kuffel Ro-
sendahl, Chandler 2. Cawood Pepper 2.
Referee--Jsck Travnicek Ullinos TECH
Umpire-Nate Messenger ~. ".
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

BIKE Riders Contributinq
Their Share 10 Armed
Forces Of { country
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
>, WISCONSIN OaOl

Totals ~ 81 Totals Is 10 90
Score at half-ninois rs, Wisconsin "a,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Totals 20 10 50 Totals ~ IN %
Referee Joe Lcssel Umpire Chff
Crane,
Score AZ half Dartmouth 1R Wayne u
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
.Hid|edh Rejects
Horsemen Offer

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. - QNS).-
President John c. Clark and other
officials of the Hiaieah race track
at Miami, which suspended opera
tion plans when pleasure driving
of automobiles was banned. today
rejected a suggested cooperative
racing program for the horSemen
who We're on hand for the meet
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Continued on Page ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

NTUTNOTIIf UTI0WUNtr tT4Il
Post. 33n Detroit time:
Track last
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An Artist S peaks For His People

in a prison cell, and during part of
this period he was in solitary con-
finement.
Friedlander was born in a vii
lage in Latvia, when that country
was part of Russia. Early in his
youth, like many youngsters of
his time, he felt keenly the injus-
tees inflicted by the Czarist re-
gime and rebelled against them
by taking an active part in agita-
ton to abolish oppression.
When he was 16, Friedlander
was arrested on charges of anti
Czarist political activities and
sent to prison. Here, between
these four walls, he grew up.
When he reached the age of
twenty-one he was taken from the
solitary confinement cell and
transferred to confinement which
gave him more contact with hui
manity. But he was still in a cell,
and his world had expanded by
only a, small fraction.
To prevent this new world of
darkness from destroying him,
Friedlander disciplined himself to
continue the studies which had
most interested him in the outer
world-art and mathematics. He
drew constantly, and the life he
led influenced his work.
After he had served six years
his mother, weeping for her son
who had been condemned to q
living death, conceived a plan OF
rescue. In st. Petersburg there
was famous Jewish lawyer
Ossip Grusenberg. Grusenberg
had defended Mendel Bells, anc
Grusenberg's name had become q
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tic and pOWeIIuI'
Graphic artists like F'rledlander'
loling as they do in the shades
black and white, often develop
+endency toward the dramatics;
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BY JOSEPH KAYE

i copyright, 1913, Jewish Teegraphic Agency Inc)
One of the most noted Jewish artists in this country is
a. FriedIander. He is etcher and maker of wood
;nt and his work is bold, strong, extraordinarily dram
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but Friedlander's artistic concep-
lions stem from grim and terrify-
ing personal experiences. His
most formative years were spent