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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

zdaj re ne veste vec tega, matt
Je Tomaz pa ze drugacen moz!"
"Molei," Sc je zadrla vanj
Katra; "mislis, da sem slepa.
Ia Anico Sc spakujes. In zdaj
YES, koliko velja moja, koliko
tvoja."
Tonaz nj takoj odgovoril.
Skoro neljubo je bilo to Katri,
XII je pricakovala, da bo odgo-
voril osorno. Toda Tomaz je
molcal in dejal Sele potem:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

nemu ljudstvu osisca voljo do
nadaljnega bojevanja.
TIE ideje so postale zazeljive
in praktiene; tako ameriske v
uvajanju in tako univerzalne v
sprejetju.
Mi zelimo, da bi Sc vi-sleher-
ni-seznanili s to idejo. Emo
leto po predlaganju te ideje, je
Louis Adamic tidal V bros1tri
"This Week." clanek After
Victory-Wha (Po zmagi-
Kaj?), XII je kratko in jedrnato
porocilo o tel predlogi, XII je
<bila ojacena 2 obsirno diskuzijo.
z zanimanjem boste citali ia
clanek. vi bi Sc morali takoj
seznaniti S tenn nacrtom "a zma-
go in mir. Posijite 10c "a 'po-
kritje stroskov tiskovine in post
nine in posljite ma:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

HUENOS AIRES ARGENTNAThe Argentine International Cattle
wargest Of its kind the again invited Clinton
4omso Secretary Of the American Shoo Breeders Chi
T. ofcate Judge Of shorh9rns at the show to be held
dominates Argentina vast beef ounumbeng
osnr breed nearly two to one with mr. two
here zThs bull sold 36 900 Argentine dollars
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

. Ali maj mani storimo "a
ljudstvo Evrope kot pa
smo storili "a njih Vino
grade? Pred vec lett, ko je
kuga uni6ila njih vinogra-
de, Sc je tia poslalo ameri-
ske cepitve, da bi Sc OH
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

'Vsaj psa ne bonn vee scuval
ma Mo-"
"Si ga ma Lipeta!" je dejala
ona. Toda on je zamahnil jezno
z roko in hotel It'll.
cali torej pojdes, ali ne poi
des?"
"Kaj bi doll delal," Sc je ne
voljno odzval hlapec. "Sarno to
mi povejte, kaj maj delam doll
pri Urhu?"
"Pazil bos!"
"Pazil? Pa ne, da sc bojite
"a Urha, da ne pade v vodo?'
(DdJje prihodnjscj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-13

velo trtno industrijo v sta
ri domovini. Evropske trte
so bile ozivljene in zbolj-
sane, ker je bila ameriska
trta, XII je bila prvotno cd
tam, ojacena tukaj..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
i. 5. and Britain
Believed Likely
To Draw Closer
Growing Cooperation
in Postwar Years
Forecast by Butler

NEW YORK. oct. - 1NS)
Closer cooperation between all
parts of the British Empire and
the United States after the war
was predicted today by Harold
BereSford Butler, British minis
ter in Washington, in an address
to the Foreign Policy Association.
Butler also pointed out the
need for cooperation with the So
wet Union. which has destroyed
the flower of the WehrmaCht
and with the Chinese republic
which ill-equipped and almost
alone, has stood up TO the savage
barianS fro six years.
Butler said that Hitler and the
"geopolitical aStrologers of Mu-
Mich had not expected the Brit
iSh Empire 10 survive the ordeal
Of World War II, but had turned
out 10 be Surprisingly wrong.
Each of the dOminionS decided of
its own free will to fihgt, with the
exception OF Ere, which declared
lis neutrality. he added
The war, Butler predicted, will
hasten the process OF development
toward ultimate autonomy among
the less advanced colonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

OtLYWOOD oct is ms
Court action directed toward the
dismissal Of Shirley Evans Has
saus paternity suit against Enrol
Flynn Vas being mapped today
bv tho film stars attorney Rob
crt Ford
Ford said that be- would move
20 have the case thrown out Of
court when dispatches from san
Francisco revealed that MARVIN
Evans Tho 2-ycar-old daughter in
whose behalf Mrs. HaSssu
brought the suit had been living
with her grandmother and great
aunt since two weeks after her
birth
It's legal novelty Ford
said. for "A mother to sue for
support of a child that she does
not even have control of or Gus
tody over"
just how long Mrs Nassau
would continue not TO have CON
troll of or custody over her
daughter was a question today.
She and her attorney Charles b.
TAYLOR. left for san Francisco last
night stating that They intended
10 bring the chld 10 Hollywood
from jhc northern California city.
However NaryIynS gra 2 DE-
mother Mrs. Marian Evans, was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
ItdIidnBdttIeship
Seized at Trieste,
Germans Claim
$4,000 Ton lmpero
Is Sister Croft OF Roma
Sunk Fleeing 10 Allies

LONDON. 0ct rs ,lT1 The
s. 000.tor Italian h4uIcShp Inn
pero has boon seized hy German
forces ar Trieste the Berlin radio
SAID today
The lmporo, mounting nine la-
inch guns and rated az speed
of better th8u 30 knots am hour.
is a sister ship Of ihc batilcship
Roma which was sunk 10y Ger
man bombers while attempting 10
reach an Allied port after the
armiStice last month.
Il was the only Italian capital
snip which was NOT taken over by
the Allies or otherwise accounted
for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Ndzi Casualties
Exceed 100000

LONDON, oct. 16 QNS) The
head Of Britain's Ministry Of
Economic Warfare. Lord Sell
borne, was authority today for
announcement that Germany has
lost TO date on the field of bat
tie twice as many men as she
sacrificed i'm the whole OF the last
war.
Nlne-tcnthS Of the Nazi casual
ties were inflicted on the Russian
front, he said. German casualties
since 1899 were placed at between
100000 and 100000 men. Ger
man dead in the last war totaled
2,Z050 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Enrol Flynn to Ask Suit
Be Thrown Out of Court

quoted in san Francisco as saying
that she would never give the
baby up to Shirley-neve
Claiming that Flynn is the
father of the child which the
actor fatty denies Mrs. Nassau
is suing for SL75O a month for
the b8hyS support plus So 600 for
medical expenses, $1,000 for court
costs and $4,000 for attorneys
foo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

BUY War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
.DvERTIsEMENT
Wanted! Men And
Women Who Are
Hard Of Hearing

To make this simple no risk hearing
test NJ Fuu are temp0rsrily deatrned
bothered hN ringing nuzZlnk mead noises
due 40 hardened or cnagula'ed wax tccru-
mem try the Ourine Home Method test
mat so many say has enabled them To hear
well again You must hear better after
making this simple test or you get your
money back ~ once. Ask about Ourine
Far Drops today A. Cunningham, kinsel
and drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Sales Tax Can't Muster
Votes, DingeH Predicts

it by seeking wage increases. It
would open the imitation bikes, he
claimed, and make il impossible
longer TO hold the line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
BLOW TO PRICE LEVELS

Murray told the committee a
sales tax would bear most heavily
on low income groups and violate
the governments obligation to
hold prices as we'll as wages in
line with levels prevailing on
Sept. -. 1912.
He said il would be tantamount
TO a national wage cut and would
require organized labor 10 balance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16 (UP)
Rep. Dingell Oh OF Michigan.
a member of the House ways and
means committee, today predicted
that the sales tax proposal would
be defeated because "the members
just aren't going TO vote the way
theyre talking -
His statement came after Presi-
dent Philip Murray OF the Go
told the committee that a general
sales. tax would equal a major
military defeat and would force
labor 10 seek higher wages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

% The men and women of Federal.Mogul
Marine Division, Detroit plant, deeply appre-
ciate this award of the coveted Army.Navy
"E." Proudly we will fly this Burgee from
our staff =, at the same time accepting it
as challenge for continued high standards
and efficiency in production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

We pledge to the United States Armed Forces
the best of our experience. ability and efforts
in fulfilling our duty. We further pledge that
all the products of FederalMoguI Marine
will continue to measure up to or exceed
the standard of excellence that earned this
tribute from our armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
LACKS VOTES

"The sales tax always takes
a good ride at first, hut in the
final showdown il lacks the
votes" Dingell said. He said
sentiment for the sales tax as a
replacement for the adminiStra-
tons Sl0,500,000.000 program
for increased income, excise and
estate taxes IS grossly over
rated
Dingell favors an alternate ad-
ministration proposal for an in
crease Of at least $500, 900 600
in social security taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Female Help Wanted


Al shirt fuIshers wanted; good ray
steady work. Uptown laundry, 1855
Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

WITH INCOME ARONF~ THE USUAL
\ nationally known company with HI gbest
rating IN ne field has opening locally for
ar ambitious. energetic woman age 30 10
-. With pleasing personality and appear
ancc Business experience not essential.
Applicant selected VII BE- carefully trained
At oar expense 90 take charge Of special
lied inside work 81 an interesting and dig
nlfled nature she viii he paid a substan-
TIA income from fhc-peFy start, with
outlook for rapidly increasing earnings
within short period For personal, con
fldrntal interview phone Miss Pommier.
CHERRY GOES Friday and saturday, from
a. m. i1 G-p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
HOMEWORK
FOR HOUSEWIVES
81 FER HorR AT HOME

AVERAGE 81 FER HOUR At HOME
Address Detroit Times box no
HOUSE W DIRK second mad. WRITE. prE.
Vste room located On through Detroit
bus lire References required. Can NhssrA
80. oe'Seer % ?. 20
HOJ'sEwORK General Gs-1s4. write:
private rrJm fsdio no cooking pleasant
ho.re 5si3 West Ouec Drtse University
2-lTF5.
HOUS hsHORK- 80 laundry. cray Tha's-
day afternoons ana sundays OF. retsr-
r0ccs Sis uriversiiy 22d3i
Horst N0Pk. white Flsi far genera 81
cellcnf vage. private room And BATH;
tU9 adults .FHfoy. 3@13
not skWORK M Washing excellent
WAGES say private room. pleasant
t1-ns- y iagsra sefA.
HousEWoRk. general. no laundry oSn
room. radio. SIS 20 S2c 90 start INF.
yersi'v f-t8as
Nous EWORE General. WHITE M ls4n.
rr, private s1am ssd radio. Tuxedo
HOrsEkEFrrR fJr general good home:
So. 1916 Morrcu Telephone iatstyrs
~.
HUYLER'S FISHER BLDG.
NFW AVENUE SHOP
counter gra no sunday t.dsy week
or psr frre 50 20 800 , 80 -
q 3u. n a., gafofns supplied god
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Male and Female Help Wanted

4 MAN ar woman 90 call on our estsb-
ushed customers with coffee and gro
cerics pleasant working conditions ear
and expenses furnished. salary commits
sion and bonus See MIR. KALI Home Tea
co ?i37 Bagicy Ave, between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth SITS
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
iuEs IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Sec ION
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Alexandria Shippers
Score With Penguins

Alexandria and Baltimore boats
and shippers were ranking figures
AT Yesterdays annual penguin re-
getta held on South River with Col
w. G. Sheehan acting as host. A
fleet Of nine boats sailed in a light
and variable wind reminiscent of
summer.
Jack Reckord of Baltimore's
Maryland Yacht Club was high
scoring skipper with Joe Kraft and
Ralph Youngs, both of Alexandria S
Old Dominion Boat Club, tied for
second Kraft won the tie by
coming in ahead of Youngs more
times
The flve-race series found skip
perS and crews alternating in boats
thus no sailor had his own penguin
more than once.
On boat basis, Joe Kraffts
Squire was top penguin, Frank
Krafft's Pluto was second and Lee
Blair's Potlatch washington S
Corinthian Yacht Club, was third
Reckord's Side Car actually finished
eighth in the series.
1t proved an excellent way to test
% the best sailors and t2p the best
penguins. Supper was served con-
testants on the beach.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Boys Town Defeated;
In D. T.. Tomorrow
Srtcjsl Dispatch to The Star.

Srtcjal Dispatch to The Star.
CHELSEA, Mass, Nov. 1.-Father
Flanagan's Boys Town football
eleven will arrive in Washington to-
morrow to begin preparations for
next Sundays game against Con-
zaga High, game Boys Town must
win to make its swing through the
East a success.
Boys Town will carry one and
one record against Eastern competi-
ton into the Gonzaga tilt after alb
sorbing 26-7 setback from Chelsea
High before 5000 yesterday. The
previous Sunday, Boys Town won
over st. Michael's at Union City
N. j.
The game yesterday was closer
than the score would indicate, with
Chelseas weight and reserves telling
factors, Nick Opolka scored twice
for Chelsea in the first and final
quarters, while other touchdoWns for
the winners were by De Aleelis and
Ed Rossi in the second quarter.
A blocked kick gave Boys Town its
chance late in the second quarter
with Dick Thomas getting the neces-
sary Is yards on two quarterback
sneakS.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Steuber Top Scorer,
But Higher Honors
Go 10 Butkovich
BY the Associated Press.

oN me 1NSOCldNeQ fIeSs.
NEW YORK. Nov. Bob Steuber
of Depauw GndD College reeained
the nominal leadership in the Ma
tion's high-scoring football race last
week, but the real honors went to
Tony Butkovich of Purdue.
Butkovich. playing his last game
for the undefeated, united Boiler
makers, scored three touchdowns
against Wisconsin to boost his sea-
son total to 96 and Big Ten rec
ord of 78 points Steuber scored %
points as Depauv routed Ohio Wes-
leyan and went to the head Of the
list with 100 points.
Steve Van Buren, Of Louisiana
State. who held first place a week
ago, dropped to third with 81 points.
The scoring leaders. showing
games. touchdowns, points after
touchdown, field goals and total
points:
Midwest Independents.
s,I15s1 plsyer DsDsuS spd ,sh00l g TP 10 n
Big Ten.
Butkovich. Purdue 1s -
Southeastern Conference
Van Buren,, La. State 13 13 d
Big Six.
Brumey. Oklahoma 10 1 -
East.
Kane, Pennsylvania - s & Q 4s
BloSe, Cornell q IS
Pacific Coast Conference.
susick, Washington = o ~
Southwest Conference.
Park. Texas 10 20
Southern Conference.
a
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Wake Forests Green Eleven
Produces 3 Top Scorers
BY he Associated Press.

BY he Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. Nov. 1.-Wake
Forests Deacons, vastly improved
in recent contests, all are compara-
lively inexperienced civilian football
players, but they're doing a pretty
fancy job at running up scoring
honors this season.
The DeaconS No ! manufacturer
of touchdoWns is Fred Grant, II
year-old freshman from Christians
burg. Va, who has rolled up So
points in six games to hang on to
the leadership in the Southern
Conference
Grants closest competitors are q
pair Of teS-Nick SaCrinity
and Russ Perry-Who have scored
30 points each.
Dukes Blue Devils, leading the
conference with pair of victories
against no defeats, swing back into
league play Saturday by entertain
ing North Carolina State al Dur
ham. In other conference con-
tests, Davidson and Clemson tangle
at Charlotte, and South Carolina
risks its clean loop slate in a battle
at Chapel Hill with North Carolina
Maryland. the only other unbeaten
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Felix, Mothershead
Win Club Golf Titles
As Season Ends

Washington mems club cham
plonship golf season is ended 1t
wound up yesterday with an upset
victory by 1t. Col. Max Felix over
Howard Nordlineer in the Wood
mont title chase with an according
to-the book victory in the Argyle
title chase by Dick Mothershead
medallst.
Felix, who has been playing good
golf at Woodmont for many months.
stopped Nordllnger's quest of his
l4th club title, beating the defend
ing champ and in the final
Mothershead licked the veteran
Jess Baggett 3 and in the Argyle
final, leading ! up at the turn of
the first l8 Other flight winners
were S, Chamblin. w. l.. Mcdaniel
and A. Wigley
Mrs Fritz Williams. medalist. won
her flrst-round match in the wom-
EMS title tourney, beating Mrs. A.
Mofett 3 and 2 Other winners
were Mrs. Dick Mothershead, Mrs.
Emily Scogglns and Mrs. G. SasScer.
Hugh Clines and jim Martinson
won kenWOOd' 5 tWo-man team
championship in 36 holes of medal
play yesterday, turning in a COM
bined score of l38-l2-l26.
Col. and Mrs. John Ives won the
husband and wife tourney at Indian
Spring with a score of 1872 -25-l67.
Reeve Lewis. jr. and Britton
Brown played their way TO the final
Of Chevy Chase's Liberty Cup COM
petition, and next Sunday will meet
L. B. Platt and Don DeVeau. who
won their match last Sunday. Lewis
and Brown yesterday defeated Capt.
l. c. Bogart, U. S. N, and Henry
RaVenel, and 3.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
OdeII's Big Day Against Army
Starts AI|-Americu Chatter

the tying touchdown by snatchlng
Joe Michaels pass from the hands
Of two Army defenders and out
running them to the goal line, a
total gain Of II yards.
But it was his defensive work that
kept him in the limelight. Though
playing safety, Odell was in on more
than half the tackles. And most of
the corps of writers in the press box
agreed that his tackling saved at
least three Army touchdoWns.
1t stood out especially on Army s
first score when George Maxon
came boiling through a big hole at
tackle. The play started on the
Penn 4, and Odell met him head-on
at the 3 so hard that the ball
squlrted from the Cadets hands
Odell not only stopped Maxon but
drove him backward into Ted Rosen
thai, Penn end nearest the play. so
hard that Rosenthal was unable 10
get to the ball before Army's Tom
Lombardo dived on it in the END
zone for the touchdown
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Fans Not Complaining

If there is any danger being re-
feCted in that sort of interest we'd
say 1t is in the ticket sellers, who
may be crushed in the rush. And
If there is anything out of line in
the scoring it still is due to a diff
ference in talent, for there have
been no complaints when evenly
matched teams get together.
There were no complaints when
Navy beat Duke, l4-13, III a whale
OF a struggle and there apparently
was considerable action in that 1913
tiff Army and Pennsylvania pro-
duced. There is nothing wrong
with football that peace won't cure
There have been some mountain
Gus scores on the collegiate front
this season because there has been
a tremendous variance in talent. The
strictly civilian teams are getting
kicked around, as expected, but
come the armistice and talent will
be distributed more evenly.
Such scores as 45-0 and 500 are
regrettable, of course, but we can
see no cause for complaint with a
2l-20 or 1923 score. If games along
that line indicate touchdoWns are
being cheapened. we'd say continue
the trend. The customers aren't
directing.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Majors Plan to Probe Deeply
In Draft Rattle; 1873 Eligible

The clubs make selections on the
basis of how they finished IN the
leagues Thus the world champion
Yankees will get second to last
choice and the St. Louis Cardinals
will get the last. The roll call is
repeated until each team has indi-
Gated it is not in the market. but
for three days thereafter clubs may
make selections by wire
There are an estimated 1873 play
ers eligible for drafting from the
some so minor league clubs in op-
Grafton this year and many of these
lads have had previous tryouts A
class AA players price tag is $500
and a class A, $4,000.
Among the better prospects are
Pitchers Phil Page of Newark
I4-5) and Joe Berry and Wes
Livengood of Milwaukee Cboth l8-
10). and such heavy hitters AS To-
ledo's Phil Weintraub C334I, George
Mcdonald, San Diego C.33lD. Johnny
Gill, Portland 1922 and Joe Dob
bins. Seattle C321D.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Bear-Packer Struggle
Sunday May Settle
Sector Title Race
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Chicago Bears and Green Bay
Packers, long the powers of the
National Football Leagues Western
division, have shared the spotlight
in the pro football fraternity, with
their Sunday struggle likely to settle
the sectional championship and send
the winner against the Eastern di-
vision champion in the title scrap.
Green Bay, 1921 victor over the
New York Giants yesterday before
46 ,208 fans at New York, could create
a tie in the Western division BY
beating the Bears, and should they
do that the Packers will be favored
to annex the sectional crown, what
with facing an easier schedule than
the Bears in remaining games.
The only blot on the Bears record
is a 2l-2l tie placed there by tho
Packers in their first collision this
season. Green Bay still is hanging
on as a threat to the Bears and
when they battle Sunday at Chicago
the Bears will be impressed with the
necessity of winning.
Should Green Bay beat the Bears
they will have identical records of
five triumphs, one defeat and tie,
but the Packers then will have
comparatively easy slate. meeting
the winless Cardinals. the likewise
winless Brooklyn Dodgers and tbs
SteagleS.
Bears Must Curb Hutson.
Remaining for the Bears would be
games with the improved New York
Giants, Washington and the Cards.
The Bears will concentrate on
stopping the amazing Don Hutson,
of course, and in so doing will at
tempt 10 succeed where the Giants
tailed. Against the Giants Hutson
tossed a 38-yard touchdown pass
the first of his career-Scored two
touchdoWns and booted five extra
points as the Packers scored two
touchdoWns in the final five minutes.
He's the leagues leading scorer with
/ SO points.
| Meanwhile the Bears displayed
their big gun still is firing accurately.
SID Luckman fired three touchdown
passes to match Sammy Baugh's
output of IA for the season as the
Bears mauled the Detroit Lions,
35-l4, before 25.l97 at Detroit.
/ The Philadelphia Pittsburgh entry,
which will battle the Redskins SUM-
day at Philadelphia. moved into sec
ond place in the Eastern division by
beating the Cardinals, 34-l3. The
Steagles produced three touchdowns
in the first 10 minutes, with Ben
Kish's 86-yard return OF pass in
Perception for the big thrill.
The Cardinals and Dodgers, who
have lost six straight each. will meet
at Brooklyn on Sunday. with New
York battling the Lions at Detroit.
Paschal Second in Scoring.
Bill PaSchal, who scored all three
New York touchdoWns against Green
Bay, holds second place among the
scorers with 48 points, with Wilbur
Moore of the Redskins and Harry
Hopp Of the Lions locked in third
place with AZ.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
BY CHARLES WELSH,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Robust
Robert Odell. Penn'S terrific tackIer
could rub his bumps and bruises to-
day with the soothing salve of the
biggest hullabaloO this staid Oh city
has raised about a football player in
many year
Many fans thought they heard
the all-America bee buzzing over
Philadelphia, home Of three of the
EaSt's great football schools. but
without an all-America Selection in
a decade.
Most of the throng of 72.000 home
ward bound from Franklin Field
Saturday after watching Odell and
his Penn teammates earn an aston
lshlng 1913 tie with Army found
little to talk about except the per-
formance Of the l85-pound husky
from Sioux City, Iowa, kid brother
of Yale Coach HOWE Odell.
1t. Col. Earl Blaik. the Army
coach, was inclined to agree. Every
where I looked" he remarked rue
fully, there was Odell.'
Bob played SO minutes and scored