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The sub., 1943-08-26
Keep 'Ena Happy

You remember, how your broth CT Harry, and your pal Jimmie, used to buy and read the so- called pulp magazines, twar stor- les, Western stories, Detective stories, etc.) in civilian life, yes and even funny books, too. Well, he still likes to read them when he gets chance.
 So, here is a suggestion. Let everyone that reads this, promise to buy one or two magazines a week, and deposit them at the nearest book collection depot, and they will be promptly distributed to the various camps, and USO centers. Dear Ed:
 The above, is the result of 8 survey I have made in the last three months.
 have questioned about one hundred service men as to the number of pulp magazines in their various recreation halls, social centers, etc., and they all claim lack of them.)
 HI B
The sub., 1943-08-26
filling Tirnekeeper Makes A Mistake

The time-clerk of our Department had been ailing for some time and his bloOd-pressure had dropped considerably. This caused him to worry so he decided to consult his physician. The next morning he told us that his doctor had prescribed some pills that unques- tionably would remedy the situa- ton. In the middle of the fore noon of that day, the writer caught him in the act of Drifting Off to Dreamland." In the after noon a similar occurrence hap pened; and again the next day. l was so amazed by these sudden slr1rmbering spells that 1 asked him the reason. Slowly shaking his head, he answered: T can't understand 1t, myself"
 Upon his arrival the next morn ing he approached me with this remark: I'm going to let you In on a secret. My doctor gave me two bottles of pills; one contain ing irOnized pills to be taken dur ing the day and the other, sleep ing pills to be taken at night. Somehow or other I reversed the bottles and have been taking the ironized pills at night and the sleeping pills during the day"
 With all due respect for our time- keeper and time clerks in general, the writer feels that 1t Is time to punch out" and keep the clerks name a secret; but swear-"it ac- tually happened"
The sub., 1943-08-26

Former OPA Chief Leon Hem dersOn airs his new radio show for Americas No. l Heel (O'Sullivan) every Saturday night on the Blue network.
 Washington big-wigs mop their brOws and turn their dials with apprehension. Reason for their discomfort is the fact that Tender sons commentaries are completely uncensOred. No one knows just where and when tough Leon will start to turn on the heat"
The sub., 1943-08-26
Chasing Round

We now have a faint idea of what the boys in Africa went through, since some one had the bright idea of throwing sand all over the yard. Maybe we're get ting the Ocean Beach touch while at work.
 Shades of Betty Grable-If the girls roll their overalls up to their knees, thinking it makes them more attractive, they can stop.
 A real dark horse in any popu- larity cOntest-Charley Shugrue. Add obliging characters = MT. Perry of the South yard plate shop. Did the New London Camera Club had to put that horror picture in their display on State Street? Thank goodness it's changed now. Lil of the plate shop has been receiving some unjust criticism be- cause of her popularity. Maybe the gal should carry spray gun. Mary of 308 has a pet hate people.
 Could be a divorce of Williams Street if that main storehouse morning smoke date doesn't cease. Arleen is the outstanding female figure of the shop office in one line at least-conversatiOn.
 Perpetual motion-Mrs. Stone of wet dock.
 Add popularity contest entries:
 Bill Haase-Tinshop
 "Humpty-Dumpty'' Davenport
 Main Store.
 Latest trends Laura. of the north store and her Waddle walk. Qualifications for male office worker: Hollow cheeks, sunken chest and a dying swan look.
 Good Skate Club
 Henry Perka = South Yard
 shipfitter boss
 Joe Tracey-Tinshop
 Harry George-V. Yard store
 house
 Joe Kief-Main Office
 Phil L1oyd-Mold Loft.
 Jimmy Stitt and Charley Moore must have been quite athletically inclined in their younger days. They are as agile as most young fellows, even today.
 When Pete Fish ambles past, sporting that ''Gay 9O's" duster,
The sub., 1943-08-26
Klieg Lights

Continued fVom Page nice to the help, customers we can get"
The sub., 1943-08-26
Union Claims Back Pay In Dept. 416

Formal action has been nstitut- ed by the ShipbuilderS & Marine Engineers Union to correct a long standing grievance existing in De- partment 416. The employees in that department who are repre- sented by the Independent Union have not been receiving any Is minute recess period on company time. These employees were rep resented by the Independent Union and under the contract are entitled to the same rights, privi- leges and benefits as all other en- ployees.
 On several occasions Roland Bishop, Main Office Executive Committee representative, has at tempted to clear up this situation but has been brushed aside on technical points.
 The matter has now been turned over to the Union Counsel Charles Suisman and he has made formal demand on the company on this subject.
 The Union will do everything possible to secure back pay for all employees involved including sten- ographers both Hull and drafting, vault and blue print room en- ployees all of whom are listed un- der department 416.
The sub., 1943-08-26

Brenda Stink writes home from the WAAC camp that she's sick and tired of looking at women. She'd even welcome pin-up picture of General Grant or Robinson Crusoe to gaze at for a change.
The sub., 1943-08-26

Xavier Cugat has been given an award by the Venezuelan govern ment for being one of the out standing persons to foster Good Will between the Latin American and the U. s. A.
The sub., 1943-08-26


 Xavier Cugat has been given an award by the Venezuelan govern ment for being one of the out standing persons to foster Good Will between the Latin American countries and the U. s. A.
 Frances Langford deserves more credit than anyone has shown her thus far. Her health has never been good, in fact, the doctors have warned her several times against collapse, and she contin- ues to go to Alaska, England, North Africa, and all over the United States entertaining the boys who are in camps and on battle fronts. That's the stuff real trouperS are made of. Albert Spalding, the viOlinist whom many of us have heard on the Coca Cola program, has been playing tive with that swell band, the Chamber Mu- sic Society of Lower Basin Street.
 Monty Woolley, 'The Beard" :" has always wanted to play a dual role, now he's gotten his chance. He's to do the Brothers Smith of cough drop fame. Ahem -m-m, slight tickle in my throat.
 Anthony Kemble Cooper, the on-in-law of Dr. Henkle-one of the E. B. Co.'S M. D.'s, has been playing opposite Gloria Swanson all summer.
 Russ Harris, one of New
 LOndon's best character actors,
 Is in the hospital.
 This column wonders if Safety Dept. Abelt's boxing activities will keep him from appearing on. the New London stages this winter. Hope not, he was so good in last falls production of Might Must Fall"
 That Is all this week, but re- member = the more bonds you buy, the better that ''T'' will look on the Treasury Department flag.
 Brenda Stink writes home from the WAAC camp that she's sick and tired of looking at women. She'd even welcome a pin-up picture of General Grant or Robinson Crusoe f0 0aZe a4 for a chan0A
The sub., 1943-08-26

you. expect to see a horseless car riage around the next corner A tribute to a smooth person. a1ity-Gene Fulton's capable hand ling of any disputes arising within his departments. His biggest ear ache Is Marion Merritt's baby talk. Nomination to Crab Department: Bill Felcher of main storehouse. Hidden beneath Les T0urtel- lotte's grim exterior is a keen sense of humor, shared in full by his able shop office staff of Lane, Dob- rams and Burrows.
 Is it true that one of the recent ly married females in the same office took the fatal step more hap oily cause she shed tongue twisting "moniker?" The Greeks had word for it.
 Too bad the Mike" went dead during Everett Jenness' solo on the Lucy Monroe lunch hour program. He has a fine voice.
 Yes, "Firp" Cawley, E. B. foot ball coach, really planted vic tory garden. It's hard to picture "Firp'' pulling weeds. Why does Agnes "The Blimp" persist In annoying Mike, Charley Moore's chaser? Her cumbersome antics do become very boresome. Not seen but heard: Pipeftter John Priolo is quite the horticul- turist, on top of his many other accomplishments.
 Billy Anderson of 3O2 seems de- termined to steal the No. l wolf title from the old man. Mary, the pleasant Rebel of Me Rays dept, possesses really mag netic personality!
 Before leaving the Lacy Mon roe program, let us add it marked another appearance of Bill Jones in his Good Humor'' coat. The executive attitude affected by Duke" of the Shipyard Office on his strolls through the machine shop doesn't go with those ac- quainted with his real capacity. A fashion plate" indeed, is pop ular Phil Denison, V yard pipe shop foreman, as he zips by in his Packard convertible.
 To quote Lil of the pattern shop, Manhood at E. B. Go. just doesn't exist" Yet, whom does she dress to impress?
 The PerSonable Electrician chaser Oracle will be missed by her many friends.
 Lii Hansen seems to have lost some of that effervescence she pos seSsed while member of the main yard shipyard office group.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Nemecka zverstva
V Krasnodaru.

Washington (ONA): - Mo-
skevsky rozhlas oznamuje, re
"a nemecke okupace kavkaz-
skeho mesta Krasnodaru, Mem
ci v mem a prilehlem okolf po-
vrazdili asi sest tisfc m1rumi-
lovnych sovetskych obcan1 me
ri nimiz byly zeny, deti a start
Tide.
Poole rozhlasove relace "a
chycene federalnfmi poslecho-
vymi stanicemi, s~pecialn1 SOVIET
ska komise vysetrujfcf valecne
zlociny oznamila, re obeti Mem
ca byly pochovany v hromad-
nych hrobech "a mestem. A
rozhlas uvedl asi 20 jmen ne
meckych ddstojnikd, ktere ko-
mise obvinila z techto zlocinG.
26. cervna komise pTedlozila
pTehlednou zpravu O nemec-
kych zlocinech v charkovske a
rostovske oblasti, pr nichz
Nemci otravili tisfc pacientI v
1stave pro dusevne chore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Porazka JaponcI je jista, pra-
vi francouzsky admiral.

"NeuveTitelne 1silf" Ameri-
CANT a jejich pTevaha We vzdu-
chu ma Tichem ceanu zpecetila
porazku Japonc1, jak prohla-
sill p%odadmiral Georges Thier-
ry d'Argenlieu, nejvyssf fran
couzsky komisar ma Tichem O.
ceanu.
Francouzsky namofnf veil
tel, ktery byl sem povolan ma
konferenci S Francouzskym ma
rodnfm vyborem, pravil, re stra
tegicka posice Japoncd vylucu-
je kazdou moznost kratke val
ky, ale predpovedel, re tato
posice Dude Sc stale horsiti az
do konecne porazky.
Prohlasil, re die jeho mine
nj po dobytf Rabaulu America
ne podniknou 1tok ma same srd
ce Japonska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Mussoliniho mlceni pTiznanim
jeho konce.

Londyn (ONA) = Trvale
mlcenf M~ussoliniho pres to, re
metropolitan Italie prochaz1
spojeneckou invasf naznacuje
sv6tu jak hluboko II Duce kle-
81. A protifasistick6 zdejsf i
talske kruhy pTirovnavaj1 jeho
mlcenf S prirovnavatelnou re-
akci Churchillovou a Roosevelt
tovou "a podobnych okolnostl.
Kdo by 81 mohl ma prfklad
pTedstaviti, ably kdyz by doslo
k invasi Britanie, Churchill NIL
eel a nemeli ami slGvko CO rfci
k lidu, ktery stoj1 pred bojem
ma zivot a ma smrt. Bylo MOI
ne, ably pc Petarl Harbor presi-
dent Roosevelt neTekl ami slo-
vo?
Ale Mussolini mlcf, pres to,
re kdysi byl nesporne skv6lym
recnikem ackoliv jeho recnicky
I'M cd vstup Italie do valky
SOuStaVne upadal.
Poslednf Mussoliniho rec by
la pima vulgarnostf jake slib,
re vojaci, kteTf vniknou do TIA
lie z~Gstanou v "horzizontalnf''
ma mfsto "vertikaln1 poloze".
A Mussolini v Teci, kterou pro-
nesl pred ctrnacti dny rekl, re
invasnf armady budou odehna-
ny cd sicilskych bTehG, coz je
ovsem dnes We svetle udalost1
vice nez smeSne.
Ma mfsto vymluvnych a pla-
menych SLOW, Mussoliniho noh-
sledi sc pokousej1 pfesvedcit
Italy, re jsou re zuly a vychva-
lujf jejich Tfmsky charakter,
coz i pro toho nejzuTivejs1ho
fasistu v techto dnech jsou to
prazdna slova.
Je nepochybne zda-li nyn1
by v6bec neco znamenala Mus
soliniho slova a mohla probudi-
ii italsky lid re stavu naproste
Indifference do nehoz upadl "a
dvacet let fasismu. Historic
zapfse Mussoliniho jake italske
no v1dce, ktery v iodine nej-
v6tsfho nebezpecf dial pTednost
mlcenf a nebo nebyl schopen
nalezt odveka slova, ktera vzdy
dovedla povzbuditi lid k vftez-
ne obran6 sve svobody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Dobyti Sicilie nebude dlouho
trvat.
PiSe Bert Wyler.

Bern, svycarsko, N =
zpravy z R1ma naznacuj1, re v
Italii pTevlada vseobecne pre-
svedceni, re spojenecke DOLBY
tt Sicilie je jenom otazkou ca
su. RGzn6 pTfpravy ma italske
pevnine naznacuj1 toto pTesved
cent. Nenf ovsem znamo do
jake mfry vojenstf a politictf
pTedstavitele v tomto smeru
souhlasf, ale obyvatelstvo je
pTipraveno ma velke udalosti.
Nektere italske zpravy naz-
nacuj1, re hlavn1 obranna po-
stavenf osy a hlavnf vojenske
silly jsou soustTedeny v marsal-
ske oblasti ma zapadnfm konci
Sicilie, protoze nemecko-ital-
ske velenf ocekavalo spojencke
vylodenf v teto oblasti. Tyto
nepTatelske jednotky must byti
dopraveny k jihozapadn1mu
konci Sicilie, NEIL dojde k roz-
hodujfci bitve.
Ma rozd1l cd Italie, stanovi-
sko Berl1na je pravy opak. Ber-
lfnsky zpravodaj basilejskych
Nachrichten pise, re nemecke
zahranicni ministerstvo pova-
zuje spojeneckou invasi Sicilie
"a zmaTenou. Zpravodaj ne
dava blizsf vysvetlenf ponekud
pTekvapujfcfho nazoru meme
cke Wilhemstrasse.
Rfmsky list IIMessagero me-
tvrdf vGbec mic podobneho.
Naopak pfse, re vzhledem ma
obrovske mnozstvf pocetnych-
jednotek a valecneho materia-
lu, spojenci Sc mohli vyloditi
ma jihovychodnfm pobTezf Sici-
lie a bylo by tudfz smesne Sc
domnivat a ocekavat, re Dude
mono nepTatele tax snadno
vyhnat. Pc sp6sn6m vylodeni
anglo-americkych sill, bitva o
Sicilii, vstupuje do druheho
obdOb1, jelikoz spOJencl Sc Jlste
budou pokouseti o proniknutl
do vnitro zem1 ostrova. lines
sagero doava, re osa ucinf vse
ably zachranila temto prGni-
kun ale je pTflis casne spekulo-
vat a nebo Sc oddavati zboz-
nym pfanim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23

no pomn1ku statecnych muzd6,
zen a det1 naroda, ktery poko-
FEN, ale nezdolan, neprestal "a
cenu nejvetsfch obetf bojovat
Ia svobodu, humanitu a lidska
prava.
Trva-li film "Ticha vfska"
jen 81 minut, je to jeho pred
most nikoli chybou, kterou mu
budou vytykat majitel6 americ-
biografG. Tato kratka
doba docela stac1, ably film di-
vakovi povedel, co mu cht6l
r1ci. Pc nasem mfnenf je doko-
naly a doufejme, re We svete
svoje poslan1. Waleskym
horn1kGm mus1me byt nesko-
male vdecni nejen "a jejich mi
lionovy dar ma znovuvzbudova-
nj Lidic ma Kladensku, ale take
"a srdce, ktere vlozili jake vel
CT umelci do tohoto krasneho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Spojenci ustavili ma Sicilii
vIadu.

Hlavn1 stan Spojenych naro-
d1, Severnl Afrika: = Ozna-
mule Sc, re ma ostrove Sicilii
byla zT1zena prvn1 vojenska
vlada AMGOT, zkratka pro
Allied Military Government of
Occupied Territory, ~pozdstava
jfcf re stovek americkych a
britskych 1Tednfk1 a muz1, pc
m6sice vycvicovanych k 1kolu
spravc1 okupovaneho 1zemf.
Proklamace, provazejfcf jme-
novanf teto vlady, pravi, re Sc
rusf vsechna rasova diskrimi-
mace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Projev Ceskoslovenske Narod-
nj Rady " Americe k tragicke
smrti Gen. Sikorsk1ho.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. R.

q OAdAOo OO1s In 4Gs)
Ma zpravu O tragicke smrti
polskeho premiere generala
Wladyslava Sikorskiho, velk6-
no vGdce sveho naroda dobre
no pf1tele ceskoslovensk6ho,
zaslala Ceskoslovenska narod-
nj rada v Americe polskemu
velvyslanci Janu Ciechanow-
skimu We Washingtone, D. c..
soustrastny projev tohoto zne-
nj:
"Jsme ohromeni zpravou o
skonu generala Eikorskiho, vel
keno vedce polskeho naroda a
statecneho bojovn1ka "a svobo-
du a humanitu. Jmenem vsech
vernych CechoslovakG ma teto
polokouli Yam vyslovujeme u
pr1mnou %soustrast. Svetla pa
matka generala Sikorskiho bu-
de lit vecne."
Velvyslanec Ciechanowski
odpovedel Obratem ma tentO
projev t1mto telegramem:
"Ceskoslovenska narodni ra-
da V Americe: =
"PTijm6te upT1mne d1ky "a
vl1dna slova soustrasti pfi smr-
ii generala Sikorskiho a "a O.
cement jeho zasluh jake bojov-
nfka "a svobodu a humanitu.
Vas projev mne hluboce dojal,
nebot vim, jak dobTe YAM je
znamo, re upr1mn6 a trvale
pratelstvi mezi lidem polskym
a ceskoslovenskym bylo jed
MIN z hlavnfch cflG politicke
smernice generala Sikorskiho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Sbirani plechovek cd potravin,
hedvabnych puncoch a tuku.

Lzicka nepotrebneho tuku,
prazdna plechovka cd potravin
a roztrhana hedvabna punco-
cha zdajf Sc nepatrnymi malic-
kostmi cloveku, ktery Sc je pra
We chysta vyhoditi, ale tyto ma
lickosti nasobeny mnoha tis1ci
stavajf Sc cfmsi velikym a dd-
lezitym vojakovi ma fronte.
Vybor pro sber odpadnfch
latek udava, proc a jak ma
kazdy z mas tyto "nepotTebne
malickosti" sbfrati.
Vsechny tuky, kterych uz
nem1zeme uz1ti kuchyni, jsou
velmi dGlezitym zdrojem gly-
cerinu, z nehoz Sc vyrabi tTas-
kavina ma kulky a pumy. Wy
levate-li tyto tuky do vodovo-
du, vylevate do kanalu to, echo
nasi hosi tax nutne potTebujf
ma fronte. Nezalezf ma tom,
jak mfchate tuky dohromady,
jen kdyz jich nevyhazujete.
Slevejte vsechny, k jinemu u
celu Sc uz nehodfcf tuky z ma
sa, slaniny, ryb, zeleniny nebo
drGbeze do este plechovky,
kterou ulozfte nekde ma stude-
mem miste. AZ budete mfti as
pom jednu libru, odneste TUX
obchodnfkovi, ktery je odkou-
pf a pTeda do sbernf 1stredny,
odkud jej co nejdrfve predajf
ma patricne mfsto, kde z neho
vznikne glycerin ma tTaskavi-
ny.
Vynosene puncochy, hebvab
ne i nylonove, hodi Sc ma vyro-
bu pytlfk1 ma strelny prach a
padak1. Ma pytl1ky ma strel-
ny prach, uzfvane namornic-
tvem pri strflenf z del velke
raze,je hedvab1 jedinym who'd
nym materialem, nebot jedine
hedvabf horf, aniz by zanecha-
valo popele. Stare nylonove
puncochy premenujf Sc v lat
ku ma padaky nebo ma prova-
zy, uz1vane pri vzletu kluzak1.
To, re hedvabne nebo nylo-
move puncochy jsou lidove re-
ceno uz ina dranc", necin1 ma
presto zadneho rozd1lu. Jen
kdyz je to hedvabi nebo nylon |!
Vyperte takoveto puncochy a
hodte je We sbernach nebo v
obchodech, prodavajfcich pun
cochy, do krabic, ktere jsou
tam k tomu 1celu umfsteny a
zretelne i oznaceny. Nebojte
Sc, re vaseho "daru" nebude
nalezite vyuzito.
Ma starych plechovkach je
to Gin, ktery je nejddlezitejsi.
Gin je dnes drahocennym ko-
vem, nebot zeme, z nichz jsme
vetsinu GNU importovali, jsou
dnes v rukou nasich nepTatel,
hlavne Japoncu.
Uschovana ma byti kazda
plechovka krone plechovek cd
barev, lakG, oleje nebo odpafo-
vaneho mleka. Navodu, jak
plechovku upraviti, dostane Sc
yam v kazdem mfstnim sber-
MIN 1stredf. Nesbfraj1-li We va
Sem okoll plechovky pravidel-
ne, uschovavejte je az do dine,
kdy Ike sberu dojde.
F. L. I. S. - Common Council.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Otec Rev. Ladizinskeho Mrtev
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.


Rev. Ivan A. Ladizinski, Ia
jemn1k Karpatskeho Jedinstva
S 1strednim v Gary obdrzel
prave zpravu, re Presovu ma
Slovensku zemfel v start IA let
jeho otec Alexandr Ladizinski.
Zesnuly patril k neunavnym
bojovnfkGm "a prava karpato-
ruskeho lidu. Povolan1m byl
ucitel, ktery Sc stall pozdeji
skoln1m inspektorem We Spis-
sk6 stare Vsi. Zprava O 1mrtl
tohoto stareho zapasnlka "a
svobodu KarpatorusG vyvolala
v krajanskych krajfch zivou
pozornost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-07-23
Mussolini Made 1tulek We Vid-
nj. az Dude vyhnan Italy.

Zpravy z evropske pevniny
udavajf, re italsky premier
Mussolini setkal Sc S naclstlc-
kym "v1dcem" Hitlerem, KITE
ry pry mu nabidl, ably italskou
vladu pfemfstil do V1dne V prl-
pade, re by no spojenci a lta-
love vyhnali z Rlma. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
BY Edgar Hayes

Campau, Canadian army; wifi.
Saulnier Canadian army; Art
Ahern. air force: John Kamego
naval air cadet; 1t. Joe Thomson
army Leo Lizootte, army; Wilbur
Michals, army; Bob and Tom Mel
son, merchant marines: Jack
Scott, marines; Art Tracy, army:
Paul DucloS, navy; Sally Finazzo
army; Gerald Tomlinson, navy:
Tommy TomlinSon. navy: Art
Gibbs, merchant marines; Eddie
Camps navy; George Karen,
navy; Sam Mandello, army; Rob-
ert McGarCle. army; Jay Sicora,
navy; Jim BuStzicarus, army; Jim
Ferriola, army; Robert Blaskie-
wicz. navy; Peter Andary, army,
and Tom Gallagher, navy
Cletus CBootS) Poffenberger.
the erratic pitcher for the Tigers
few years back has been named
a private first clsas -. He is sta
toned with the marines at Paris
Island frankie Worzniak.
Hamtramck High and Michigan
Normal all.around athlete. is now
in Africa He is a chief spe-
cialist IN the navy.
Capt Henry Kutchins. former
Michigan State end, is plotting
reconnaissance planes out Of Or
lando, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

animals who today are saving the
lives of many boys.
II has been proved many times
that a dog standing sentry duty,
whether it be in cold regions with
Arctic troops or on the hot sands
OF an equatorial front is worth
his weight in gold.
The war department places him
as equal TO six men standing
guard duty, and Of course there's
a reason. In the first place a
dogs ability 10 smell far exceeds
that OF a human. His ability 10
hear sounds easier and his I'M
canny sense Of detecting an
enemy or a comrade makes him
as vital as tank or aircraft.
Added attractions include Whip
pet races, four dog teams in ODE
dience tests, a parade of champion
dogs in which every breed is rep
resented; an exhibition of trained
dogs by Roy LeWellen who will
perform tricks, and another eXhi-
bition with Sally of Duckenfield,
Detroits wonder dog, owned and
trained by Charles A. Frank.
The latter an English Springer
Spaniel, will, besides competing
in the various events, put on an
air raid warden act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Long Runs Win
For Great Lakes

GREAT LAKES, Sept. 25 CUP)
Great Lakes struck with sud-
denness and explosive power three
times today to roll up a PIT VIC
tory over the University of Iowa
before a crowd of $4,000 Sailor
fans.
The victory was Great Lakes
second in three starts this season
and they dominated the game
from the opening whistle until the
final minutes when the green but
game Iowa youngsters scored their
only marker.
The Sailors threatened repeat
eddy, but had 10 capitalize a trio
Of long-distance scoring plays 10
bring the triumph. runs Of Is and
ii yards and a pass that netted
II yards.
Great Lakes jumped into the
lead in the first five minutes when
Steve Lach broke through the
center of the Hawkeye line and
ran Is yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Buckeyes Easy
For Seahawks
Iowa PrefIisht Romps
TO a Victory

COLUMBUS. Sept. . CUP)-A
power laden and professionally
smooth Iowa Seahawks eleven
handed Ohio State University a
smashing Is TO 10 defeat today,
swapping a 49-year span in which
the Buckeyes had never been de-
feated in an opening game.
Striking on the ground and
through the air, the Seahawks
completely- over0helmed-but not
outfought-the collegians in prac-
tieally every department of play
and avenged a al to u defeat
which Ohio State administered
last fall.
A trio Of former pro stars
Perry SChwarz, Dick Todd and
Frank Maznicki-s parked the
Seahawks.
Todd figured in three of the
scores, two coming on passes to
Bob Timmons. Schwartz scored the
other and Maznicki coverted after
all four.
Dean Sensenbaughsr, 1S-year-
old Ohio frosh. scored for the
Bucks in the third after a 70-yard
drive. Bob McQuade's pass to
Gene Clark netted their second.