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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
! ,arris Hit I'll

White who viii be - March
split even in the recent sea-
winning l. and losing y.
lost some tough games.
= n IN Utica y. y, White Is
q r. head Of family.
Harris, left-handed hitter who
y wed right field in II OF tho
Ti~er games last summer com
pied a batting mark of III.
With nine home run included IN
his smuggling Harris bstted m -
runs
other Tiger fingers IN the
h~0k are Paul Dizzy Trout
p-d Johnny GorSiCd Trout won
i games and lost is in 1912.
Corsica. who was unable 10 get
going. appeared in Is games and
won three and lost two Benton
had a disastrous year, losing -
AGAINST seven wins compared 70
Is victories and SiX Sctbacks 10
19A1
With u brilliant record that
started M 1921 Lieutenant
GehrIuger. now Of the navy
among Tigers listed for 1912.
was longest In the hook Re vas
with London. Ont and Detroit
in 1924. al Toronto and Detroit
IN 1925 and from then on spCn,
u consecutive seasons with The
Dciil. club, rackuug Up COB, Of
honor
lie F.t .Z67 last ScaSon Con-
GLIDING week furlough N his
home here Gchringcr Just left
20 report a. the navy prC-flight
school al ST. Mays College, Cab
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Jockey Madden May
Lose His License

NEW ORLEANS. Fen. 10 tUP).
Jockey Darrell Madden, under
suspension for the duration of the
Fair Grounds winter meeting, to-
day faced revocation of his license.
Madden was set down yesterday
for grabbing the saddle cloth OF
Bull Whip during the eighth race
Wednesday. Stewards recon-
mended to the Louisiana State
Racing Commission that his liz
cense be revoked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Other Pitchers

q Other pitchers in service in
clude: Johnny Beazley Of Cardi-
nails World Series fame, Bill But
land RED Sox). Sid Hudson
Senators). Jack Knott (Athlet-
icsl Ted 4.yeHs- ttA4hite- Sex4
Phil Marchildon tAthletics),
Walter Masterson (Sena-
tors). Hugh Mulcahy (Philsl.
Johnny Ri2ney white Sox),
Bob Harris (Athletics) and
Mickey Harris RED Sox).
Among other players with
stars alongside of their names
are: Bruce Campbell (Senators),
Sam Chapman tAthletics), Dom
DiMaggio Red SoxJ. Charley
Gehringer CTigers), Joe Grace
(Brownsl. Hank Greenberg
CTigers). Buddy Hassett yam
kecsl. Tommy Heinrich yam
kees). Myril Hoag White Sox),
Bob Kennedy white SoN).
SoX).
Hairy Lsvagetto (Dodgers),
BUGGY LEWIS NSfIlhAb - JOililiAg
Lucadello tBrowns), Barney Nc
Cosky tTigers). Benny Mccoy
(AthleticS), Don Padgett Card
nals). Johnny Pesky (Red Sox)
frankie Pytlak (Red SoX), Phil
Rizzuto CYankees). George Teb-,
belts (Tigers). Cecil Travis
1Senators). Sam West white
Sox) and Taft Wright white
.SoX.
incidentally. thresSFigers, for
the first time. ~e listed in
who's Who" Virgil Trucks.
Hal White and Ned Harris. In
his first year in the big show.
Young Trucks won IA games and
lest eight He also fashioned q
Very respectable 273 earned-run
average Trucks will be - April
IS. At present tho Tigers speed
bell star is working in z ship
,ard in Mobile. Ala
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

secretary of the Michigan PEA,
yice-president-at-large of the Ma
tionai. PEA. and director for this
section of PEA exhibition matches
for war relief agencies, as we'll as
eXpediteT for a firm engaged in
var work, has another Job. He
has been put in charge of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Basketball Results

Wooster 90 Findlay IS
Otterbelu So Ohio Wesleyan So
New Mexico ~. Tempe %
H8rdin-Simmons 81. Flagstaff &c
Akron N Kent state 40.
Iowa state 81 Iowa Cadets 80
Georcia Tech 80, Georgia a.
Richmond so. North Carolina 81.
Rhode Island 50. Brown 80
American a. 20 Bridgewster 81
West Maryland 81 Catholic u. a.,
Kenyon 81 Ashland 81
Western Reserve 50. Fem 2s
Pan Claire 46 LaCross ~
Calvin IS Grand Papids J. & ~.
Muskcgon J. c. ~. Bay City J. G. ~.
Carlisle Bcks S. shippensburr So
Niilauova 81, Loyola md 20
p Innons 50 So Illinois ~
Geneva 30 Carnegie Teen ts
Pil'sbufg kan a. Emporis state }
Ottawa So. Bethany -
ALBRIGHT fI Bucknei ~
camp Grant 20 ChicBEo 80
Nankatn So Moorhesd -
HIGH SCHOOL
River Rouge 81. Ypsilanti H.
81 NHcenf 30 Sacred Heart -
81. Frsdtucks %, 81. Aichaels II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
". Y. A. c. to Hold Mems Slrim

NEW YORK, Feb 10 (UP).-rhe National AAU mems
ming championships will be held the New York Athletic Club
April and officials today, with
ponshps be staged
The women's 440yard freestyIe the 4OOard
listed for the Multnomah c. Portland March 81
meter dive at the Los Angeles A
balance the championships
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
George zdhdrids
Induced Into Army

PALM SPRINGS, Cal, Feb. 10
tUP).-Wrestler George Zaharias
was. indicted into the army today.
His induction was delayed a day
so he could watch his wife, golfer
Babe Didrickson. defeat Clara Cal
lendar and set course record for
women with 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
-Four Giants in Fold

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 UP) -
Four members of the Now York
Giants were in the 1913 salary
fold TODAY following the signing
OF pitCn0 Harry Goldman and
nficldcr Sid Gordon Carl Hub
bell and Billy urges signed pre-
NlOuSly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

WAVES or no WAVES. there
will be golf at Crosse lie Golf and
Country Club this year. This in
formation is passed along to MEM
bcrs in a letter from the clubs
president, Fred J. Boyer.
Earlier in the winter, II Is ex-
planned, the clubs directors con-
ferred with officers of the nearby
naval air base, at the latters' re-
quest, on the possibility of the
navy renting the clubhouse and
the land on that side of the
road 10 provide quarters for the
WAVES.
This part of the property in
cludeS five holes OF the golf course
and it was the consensus that tho
club could use the 13 holes across
the road.
Recently. though. negotiations
were suspended for the present at
the navys request and the club
now is prepared to go ahead with
plans for the season.
President Boyer reports the club
has a members in the armed
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
WAVES OR NOT, GOLF AT CROSSE lie
Navy Women Won't Interfere With PLAY

PGA's national csddie welfare
program.
Shave attracted attention by the
hobby craft program he launched
for Meadowbrook's caddes, work
which keeps youngsters busy at
the club when not caddying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Retired a Champion

Baby Ricken. tho first recoe-
nizcd American lightweight cham
pion. retired from the ring while
wearing the crown in 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Team by Himself

I A 17-year-old youngster named
Harding recently won IL events
and set a couple of records in an
Australian track meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT 5. New York 4.
Montreal 5. Chicago
TOMORROW'S GAMES
New York At Montreal
naaFrw a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
SPORT
SHORTS

Montreal Canadiens pulled
within a half game of fourth
place Chicago by edeihee- Black
hawks, 5-4, in Chicago Bill
Thoms of Hawks was lost with
broken rib.
As the Shreveport baseball
club of the Texas League voted
TO disband for the duration. It's
entire roster of 16 players be-
came the property of the ST.
Paul Saints of the American
Association today. Shreveport
won the Texas League playoff
and championship last year.
Bob Ufer. Michigan'S 4i0-yard
champion, and the schools mile
relay quartet of Glass. Sears
Mathews and Ufer have entered
the annual Chicago Relays
March 20.
University Of Pennsylvania
will lose l03 athletes, including
rs potential football players, to
the army and navy air corps
within a few days. Fifteen men
from last years varsity grid
squad and IL freshmen are in
cluded.
J. Donald Bulge, twice world
pro tennis champ and three
times national amateur champ,
today is private in army, drafted
in San Francisco.
Frank (Rube) Melton, pitcher
bought by Dodgers from Phils
for $4,000, says he will retire
to farm he hopes TO buy in South
Carolina and spend most Of my
time cutting cordwood. -
IiolComhe Ward, president Of
tho United States Lawn Tennis
Association, believes that the
national championships and a
fcw other major tournaments
viii hC staged this year, al
though nearly all Of the senior
men players are in service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
Wings Win Scoring 3 Goals in 40 Second.
Rangers Fail TO
Win 18th Time
In Row, 5-4

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-The De-
troit Red Wings, who stopped the
Rangers last New Years Eve after
going without being shut out
through 12S games, and have been
instrumental in several Ranger
setbacks since, hurdled them into
their eighteenth consecutive con-
test without victory last night at
Madison Square Garden. The
score was 5 10 4.
The Rangers have suffered more
than their share of injuries this
season and the Wings have been,
responsible for the greater part
of them.
1t was in Detroit that Phil Wat
son. Allie Pike and goalie Jimmy
Franks suffered severe injuries,
the latter being incapacitated for
the season.
Last night. Red Garrett. rookie
defenseman, who replaced the vet
eran OFT Heller. on the shelf along
with defenseman Cord Davidson,
suffered a possible fracture OF his
right ankle. Garrett was hurt in
the third chukker when he crashed
into Sid Abel and had 10 be as
sisted off the ice.
SIMON, HOWE CUT
The Wings did not leave the ice
unscathed either, as Gully Simon
received a cut under his left eye
that required some hemstitching
and Sid Howe got =. three-stitch
cut in his mouth early in the game.
However. the Wings romped off
with a victory that put them only
two points behind the league lead
ing Boston Bruins after a see-saw
contest which was in doubt until
the final buZzer.
The Rangers flashed the red
light after the game was less than
two minutes old. but the Wings
-coHntered with three goals in az
seconds while Pike was serving a
penalty and 1t began TO look like
a rout.
Pike was hardly settled in the
bastile when Mud Bruneteau
matched Phil WatSon's goal Abel
tailed 80 seconds later and Brl-
neteau flashed the light again Is
seconds later.
PIKE SCORES
But the Rangers were not 10 be
denied, As soon as Pike left the
penalty box he set sail for a blue
shirt tally and, after a hectic sec
.ond period battle. in which four
men spent sentences in the cooler
simultaneously. Scotty Cameron
.dented the Irvine for his last goal
as a Ranger Cameron left today
Tor Regina, Sask., to report TO the
Royal Canadian AIR Force.
The final period produced three
goals and an argument. Carl Lis.
.combe put the Red Wings out in
front In the second minute, only
TO have Grant Warwick tie the
count at 4-all. Then. with about
five minutes left. Don Crosse
notched the winning goal, from
near the blue line, which started
the dispute.
Lynn Patrick, playing defense,
and Pike were trying TO prevent
Abel from getting free 10 take
pass. As Crosse fired his shot,
Patrick pushed Abel into the
crease close 10 Bill Beverage. who
was unable 10 move.
Both dlsclaimed responsibility
and Patrick argued the goal should
be dlsallowed because of interfer-
ence with the goalie He was over
ruled by Referee King Clancy
RANGERS RED WINGS
BsverdEs Coat Mowers
Pike RD sin,or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Providence 4 Indianapolis J.
Buffalo 2. Washington 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20
WHAT. ANOTHER JOB:

Ernie Shave. pro. manager
and greenkeeper at Meadowbrook,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

hangF spares hRnrueo. KIRK patrick.
Warwick, Smith. Cameron. Garrett. Shack,
Myles
Red Wing spares-No'tsr Orlando,
Crosse. Wares, Abel Carveth. Watson.
Douglas
FIRST PERIOD
New York watson Patrick -Hs1talD.
I rs
2-DetroH Abel Howe 932
3-Detron Abel Howe ad2
Detroit. Brunetssu Howe. Lltoombe1,
pfs
Sew York. Pike warwick. 1870.
Penslties-PikS 2 Wares
SECOND PERIOD
s-Nsw York. Cameron fshack Man
Penalties - Mottsr. Watson, HeTtsn.
Orlando 2
THIRD PERIOD
Detroit: Liscombe Howe Br1nstsau),
i'32.
s-NeW York. Warwick ICAmsron- Kirk
patrick, SIS
p Detroit Crosse CwsrcsD, 1879.
Penalties Motter. Pike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-20

J. Donald Bulge, twice world
pro tennis champ and three
times national amateur champ,
today is private in army, drafted
in San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
48-Hour Week
Called Hot Spud
Mayor Dropped
BY HAROLD SCHACHERN

Detroits on again, off again
common council today finds itself
as far away from establishing a
4S-hour week for city employJ as
on February 10 when President
Roosevelt issued the six-day week
order.
In burst Of patriotic enthu.
siasm, holstered by a recommends
ton from Mayor Jeffries, the
council adopted the longer week.
provided time-and-a-half for the
extra day and then sat back feel.
ing beneficent. staunch and true
sons Of Uncle Sam.
Then. however, came the morn.
ing after, with ali its repercus-
sions, headaches and not a little
remorse. With the pressure on
from outside groups. councilmen
began scrambling for higher
ground TO avoid the flood of dis
approval.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
gmiOniSfS
To Push
0HsA Aim

Local labor Unions today were
preparing to select Il members for
a labor-OPA advisory committee
which will work to enlist greater
aid from labor IN OPA policies and
programs.
The group will see that labor is
represented on local ratoning
boards. VIII recruit volunteer help
for the boards and other OPA pro-
grams; Will establish local union
consumer committees; will form
Joint laboSmanagement tranSpcr-
tation committees and will receive
and handle complaints on problems
affecting prices, supply and ration
ing of goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Mayor 10 Return
To City in Week

Mayor JeffrieS cannot be ex-
pected home from his Florida va
cation before a week from today
he revealed in a telegram to the
Times today.
Returning by way Of New
York where ] will sign city hous-
ing bonds Wednesday next. No
comment on council action ex-
cept to say that anything they
do can he worked out" the tele-
gram said.
JciTries reference TO council
action was common councils re-
Scinding of the iS-hour work week
resolution for city employees which
tho mayor recommended before he
left for Palm Beach. Feb. 20.
Council IS now waiting for the
return for a confab with
him and other city department
heads on if or how the siX-day
week Will be applied to city
workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Two Detroiters
Win Air Medals

-Four Michigan men, including
two from Detroit, have been
awarded the Air Medal for meri-
toriouS achievement in the south
west Pacific area. II was reported
today from Gen. Macarthur S
headquarters in Australia
Awarded the medal by It. Gen.
George c. Kenrey commander of
tho Allied cir forces in the south
west Pacific. were
Firsf 1t John d Bailey. $751;
81. Jean, and 2nd Il. Francis J.
PtonNak- ILLS Santa Rosa Cant
Robert l. Harrigcr. RoSebush,
Mich. and Capt William A.
Brown. ManC&ona. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Lawyers Hear
WLB Wage Rule

Conclusive proof that injustices
VIII he caused Il The existing wage
rates are continued must be gwen
before wage Increases in Nlchi-
gan can he granted Edwin r
Wittc. chairman Of tho regional
War Labor BOARD told Detroit
Bar AS>ocIa' on urnlhCrS.
THE employer who encour-
ages workers 10 think they can
get a wage hike when, under the
law. they are not entitled Ia one
- ~ unpatriotic a. the union
leader who dcfieS the no-Strike
policy" VIE cad
Only whom all cnAcLnncnl
agencies involved agree that "A case
is an exceptional. one car. the WaE
Labor Board approve wage IN
crcaSeS. he declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
DefrOifer u Sailor
I'm Soldier Uniform

We were in Dutch Harbor when
the Japs first struck.
Our gun got credit for knock
ing down a Jap Zero during that
fight. He came at uS aft we
have the aft gun. and he was
80 close We could ser him grin
ming. We wiped that grin of
his face although we didn't
know il right away. lie. diSap-
pcarCd around a mountain. bnt
a lookout saw him crash almost
Immediately"
Wounded In that fraCaS the p
ycar-old NaSlak carries a Shrap
mel wound m his scalp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

They've made = sailor out n.
Cpl Leonard Maslak of the army
transport service, and for the pas
year he's been standing sea watch
like an old salt.
I'm the gunner on so cali
her anti.aircraft gun aboard an
army transport ship. I've doing
il NOR more than n year now.
ard I guess I'm more Of a sailor
than >oldiar," he said today
An cmpIoyc of The Detroit
Times IN The mailing room for two
years, ne entered the service m
Nay lo1 Hos visiting his
mother. Mrs Mary Aia,lak ot
LOS S-ncrcl -na-h-z- first fun.
loilch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Student Strike 10 See
Game Ended by Plea

WASHINGTON. Pa, March IA
tUPl-P Patriotism today had
brought a speedy end TO a student
strike AZ Washington and JcGfcr-
son College
Students cut classes after chapel
yesterday in protest against a
school edict forblddInC travel 10
New York 10 500 the college
basketball team play They re-
turned after college officials cX-
planned that the ODT discouraged
travel 10 such events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

tory.
Two ye r 3
ago this would
have see m 2 Il
like nonsense. a
waste OF money,
un lie d for
pa m p ering Of
the employees.
But the y. A.
w 90 d " or IN
company d o 2 s
not regard II as
such today. nor
d q [ h Q en-
ployes. Neither
do other factory
o Xecu ii V es.
RpalItv DarlOrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Man Faces Sentence
# He Doesn't Enlist

The case of George Karagolian
IL Of 1917 West Lafayette
charged with stealing two sheet,
nj r and C cas- coupons from
gas station M 9O7 Junction. wa,
referred 10 the probation depart.
mont today ny Recorders Judge
ellis.
Karacozian VIII he sentenced
March 81 unless he fUlflllS his IN
tention Of entering the army in the
meantime. ellis sad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

are being opened in plants in other
cities.
n. A. Woodworths was little
bit NJ a place before The war.
Woodwork t"Woody' 10 anybody,
including new employees, who has
know him for 10 minutes used
10 own chunk OF Ex-Cell-O, but
sold ~ Consequently he knew
how 70 run factory. and with the
war. Woodworths has mush-
roomed II now employs 5000 or
more workers. of whom 5000 at
least are women.
The beauty parlor Is aimed al
two or three things. One is absen-
teeism. Unexpected A hsen p s.
Woody says. are numerous enough
70 be handicap. Hence-the
beauty shop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
BY JACK PICKERING

Love, Hair-Dos, and the Seven
Day Week:
One Of the events Of the current
week was the opening Of Detroit's
first beauty parlor in a war fac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
BEoTnEE HOME. 100

Also IT. home on leave is his
brother. Harry, 20, aviation Ina-
ch5niSrS mate. Third class, now
station az Pensacola. Fla a third
brother Staff SGT. William Mas
lax, now IN Missouri is expected
home shortly before entering Off
GERS candidate school
IL never expected to he
sailor i'm a soldiers uniform. In
fact. we were all set TO 60 to
the Philippines when the laps
struck at Pearl Harbor. They
decided, then. that some of us
should 60 into the transport
service" he said
Il made one trip 10 Honolulu
and 10 Melbourne, Australia, hut
IL was in the Aleutian Islands
that ] first saw any real action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

I / was deep night now. While Homer was slowly ped
ang his bicycle carrying his message Of death to Mrs
Rosa Ssudoyal. music coming from the Macaulay
house a. Iomers sister Bc,S and Mrs. Mlcaullv PLAYED
Az TIE " orf VII Be jc'Iow of We. They PLAYED the
song for tho soldier Marcus wherever he happened bc
because was tho song he loved most Of all Drawn by
tho music. Mary Arena came into the Nacauav paror
from tho house next door She stood beside Boss tho
piano and sang for Marcus who all the world her
The small boy Ulysses, listened and watched
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
WANTS DECKS CLEARED

LODGE-"I voted for the A.
hour week In the first place only
to be a member of the prevailing
side so that / would be qualified
to ask for reconsideration. NV
motion to rescind the action was
not an effort to Kill the 4S-hour
week. but To clear the decks for
constructive action on IT,"
ROGELL-'I c h an z d my
mind because department heads
couldn't or wouldn't show how
they could make a comparable
saving In manpower."
GARL1CK-"Nobody's put the
pressure on me. just don't be-
lieve in working people more
than 40 hours unless it's alb
solutely necessary. When IL Ii.
believe In paying them pre-
MUM wages. I do IL In my own
business. We just rushed into
the thing before we had n chance
to think about what IL would
mean"
Van Antwerp, who voted agains,
resembling the 4S-hour resolution
said:
~ would have voted for u IL
II had merely been a postpone
ment Of Its effective date, but
for the council 10 actually kill
II means too much confusion,
dissension and III feeling and
will destroy faith In the council
Councilman Dorais is recovering
rom a fractured skull in Henry
FORD Hospital and Councilman
Edwards hasn't changed his mind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Coumcilmen Explain Change of Heart
New Boss Meets
His Toiling Stoff

This story is entitled "Mect the New Commissioner. "
John n. Daley, member of the Michigan Unem-
poymcnt Commission dropped into the Detroit office of
the commission in Highland Park the other day 1t had
been raining and Daeys shining Irish face was partially
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

WIND UP IN RETREAT

1ndecision gave way 10 quib-
bling and then 10 an actual retreat
when members voted five to two,
at this weeks formal session to
rescind their vious action.
Asked TO explain their sudden
change OF heart, councilmen an
swered:
COMSTOCK-T had no actual
pressure put on me. but I
gathered from the whispering
going around that this was con-
sidered a disorderIy way to do
II. Another thing, we felt the
mayor had dumped a hot
potato In our laps and left us
holding IL. We all thought he
would be around to help us see
this thing through"
SWEENY-T think this Is q
plain case Of the council legis-
lating first and then thinking
about the question afterwards.
We finally found ourselves in
such a mess, we thought 10 the
only smart thing to do TO clear
the record and start all over
again. haven't had any pres.
sure put on me, In fact, there
was a surprising lack Of II. But
fellow Is allowed to change his
mind"
CODY-"No, I haven't been
presumed on this question. 1t
was just done too hastily. Now
we can do IL more coolly, and
think we should do IL to
only those departments which
need it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
HEARD SISTERS STORY

The young slayer told police.
after what my sister told me
had been happening while ! was
in the navy, l decided 10 kill
him.
81 discussed II with my
brother but he didn't take me
seriously. We had few drinks
and few hours later went
10 my mothers apa rtment,
found % calibre rifle and
loaded it,"
Williamson. he said. called Al
the home about s a m. Mrs. Col
Inns left 10 purchase some coffee
for breakfast.
II went 10 the bedroom"
young Collins continued. aimed
the rifle al his head and shot
three times. Then ! dragged his
body ont 10 the hack porch"
Collins vas arrested later Al his
mothers home after no had
changed his mind about fleeing
The city. The father, Charles Col.
Inns, machiniSt. was AZ work al
the time Of the shooting.
Police said young Collins had
received diShonorable discharge
recently from the navy.