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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Gss'sss' ssn"as OF Interest to Women
ted By AnneHa Davis
CALENDAR
THURSDAY


Night school, !, Central.
Troop II, 7, Scout hut.
Troop 76, 1880, Methodist social
hall.
Gypsum workers, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
20-30 club, 7:30, California hotel.
Motor corps, 8, high school.
Building trades, 8, Labor temple.
Memorial services, 8, Elks club.
FRIDAY
Kiwanis club, IL. Barbara Worth.
Harding p. I. a, 2, Harding
school.
Apron sale, tea. 3-5, st. Paul's.
Painters, 1880, Labor temple.
Adv. Scout leaders training course,
7, fire hall.
LabOrers, 1880, Labor temple.
Magnolia Mulberry, 1880, Magno-
liza school.
O.E.S. installation, 8, Holtville.
Reception, 7:45, First Baptist
church.
Old time dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
C.E. Union Rally
In Imperial

The Rev. Mr.. A. L. Flory of the
San Diego Brethren church will adj
dress the County Christian En-
deavor Union rally to be held Sat
urday night, 7:20 o'clock, in the I'M
perial Community church.
Wallace Kent of Holtville will
lead the singspiration with Helen
Worthington as pianist.
After the meeting refreshments
will be served in the community
parish house, each society bringing
it's own cookies, the Imperial group
supplying hot drink.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02

T''l!0l1.'. !! |
AllElSDAK' | 4
SHOES

SHOES
Ration Book !, Stamp 10, good
indefinitely for one pair rationed
shoes; Ration Book 3, airplanc
stamp |. good indefinitely for one
pair of shoes.
HEATS, BUTTER, CHEESE
OILS
Ration Book ., brown stamps,
G, ii, J and X, good through
Dec. 4; stamps l., M, good through
Jan. /, 1914.
SUGAR
Ration Book T. stamp 20, good
for five pounds OF sugar through
Jan. Is, 1914.
CANNED GOODS
Stamps d, E. +. through Jan. 20.
GASOLINE
Coupon ., A book, good for three
gallons through Jan. 81, 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-02
Churches
Schools

Ell Centro First Baptist church is
sponsoring a reception for Friday
night honoring the Rev. Mr.. Charles
Burrill and Mrs. BIrrill, new pas
tors of the church.
Various organizations will offer
greetings, there will be musical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Navy is only guessing, for, &C
cording TO Or. Harvey l. Curtis
OF the National Bureau Of Stan
dards, a battle-wagon Of that
full-load displacement cannot be
accurately weighed closer than
one part in a thousand.
The Nays announced weight
is close enough. a battleship is
about the biggest lump Of mat
ter that can be weighed directly.
and that, as Dr. Curtis points
out, can only be done with quite
an allowance for error.
And just as the largest things
are the hardest to weigh, so are
the smallest. Accuracy Of weight
falls off with either an increase
or decrease in the size of the
thing beng weighed. Among the
smallest OF living things is the
antipneumococcus germ and, as
Or Curtis figures things out II
would take 1000. 600. 600 100000
OOO,OO0.OOO.OO0 to balance the
weight Of a blue whale, the larg-
est Of animals.
BY the same token that the
largest and smallest, things are
the hardest 20 weigh. the longest
and shortest are the hardest 10
measure accurately. The stan.
dard meter bar of the laboratory.
for example, can be compared
with another meter bar with an
accuracy of one part in ten mil.
lion-but when you compare
1000 meter lengths, such as are
used in surveying, the accuracy
drops to one part in one million.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
/nNAldI,SS, DESIGNED fMfE GOD 0FWAR

Psychological Testing Bureau
used a psychomctcr "a clever in
strlment that records an indi-
Wduars emotional reactions -
10 determine the kind of clothes
that please fighting men. The
subjects were soldiers, sailors and
marines
While the subjects held onto
sensitive electrode recording de-
vices. three pretty girls
blonde, a redhead, and a brunette
paradcd before the men in
dresses ranging from women's
uniforms to low-cut evening
gowns.
The men got four times as
much kick out Of girls in lacy
costumes than from WAAC and
WAVE outfits. and twice as
much out Of girls dressed in for
NAL outfits than in plain street
clothes
With tests like that 90 guide
them, the alert designers of
clothes and hats have been turn
ing out ultra-fcmininc styles TO
please not only the wearers. but
TO catch the eyes and agitate the
emotions Of millions of men busy.
one way or another, at the Job
Of winning a war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

FROM the moment wars start
until an armisticc is signed,
y women p II q increasing
amounts OF time prcttyiug them
selves up It's just the feminine
way, the psychologists believe, Of
combating the current conflict
that Is monopolIzing most OF
their mems attention
And recent style trends seem
10 prove that these ara.rlevs OF
human behavior arc dead night
Evening dresses have become
more dccoIctc. hardos more
fetching, and hats VOL judge
~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Why Uncle Sam Doesn't Know
What His Bo+tIeships Weigh

NN/EHEN the United states
N/ Navy announces that
w new 52.OOO.ton batueship
has been launched, Uncle Sam
doesn't know its exact weight.
Perhaps it's less than 81 600
tons, but maybe it's more The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

for yourself from the pictures
on this page.
This trio Of bonnets, designed
by Walter Florell, New York
stvlist. are all masculine eye
catchers. Lacy, flowery and
fcathcry, likcmany other current
Spring and Summer chapeaus,
they are remarkably chic.
In fashiouing such clothes and
hats the designers are only bow
,ug 10 the preferences Of Amer
iCa's soldiers. and sailors who.
through tests and surveys, have
shown that they'd rather see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Fresher, clearer skin for you!

ASkN that's fresher-smoother- kind can't
"A isn't that worth little time and care? Then try the beauty
care of SO many lovely brides Go the Camay NdSoap
Diet Remember that skin specialists advise NfldSoap Diet
les-Camay gives your skin the mild cleansing that these pe
casts say actually helps bring and lovelcr beauty So
tonight-change to proper mild care-ebmge 10 Caa Day
bydly your skin will look softer and clearer Very soon-a
loteiy joa may mean a batbiv JOA'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

Not For
Many a
Season
Have We
Seen
Hats As
Fussily
and
Prettily-
Feminine
As Those
In the
Photo
graphs
Above and
at the
Left. The
Designers
Openly
Admit
That the
Wartime
Demand
for Ultra
Feminine
Fashions
Inspired
These Eye
Catching
Creations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Sdvo|d Kayos
Franklin in 10Th

CHICAGO, Feb. is QNS).-
Putting up one of the greatest
fighting exhibitions staged in Chi
cago in a decade, Leo Savold, Pat
erson, n. j., heavyweight, last
night knocked out Lem Franklin
of Chicago. in l minute and 81
seconds Of the tenth round.
The victory was revenge for
Savold who was knocked out by
this same Franklin in a Chicago
ring in 1899.
Franklin knocked Savold 10 the
canvas for a count OF six in the
first round with a sock in the
right eye. From then on Savold
fought half blinded.
In the fifth round. Savold's left
hand was finding its target with
deadly accuracy and Franklin was
bleeding from half a dozen wounds.
In the eighth, Franklin's right eye
was closed and the two men were
fighting with equal physical han
dicapS.
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Griffith.
McNuff
Confer

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS CUP).
.-BaSeball's wartime status re-
mains a question today following a
conference between Clark Grif-
fifth and War Manpower Commits
sioner Paul V. McNutt at which
the Washington Senator boss at
tempted TO get better view of
various regulations.
Griffith. disclosing last night
that ne had conferred with Nc
Mutt Saturday. said they didn't
take baseball in particular" but
discussed the whole range of man.
power regulations.
Sports officials are concerned
over whether baseball will be in
Cludcd in the war manpower COM
missions list Of non-eSSential, non
deferable activities. Pointing out
that baseball has not yet been
placed in that category, VINO
spokesman said il was not on the
original list and all additions are
expected 10 be announced pub
.liclV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Zero Weather SIOGrS Tp CMeisI
BY Don GILES

They're at il again those two
gents of the cue and ivory-Ralph
Greenleaf, is times winner of the
worlds pocket billiards champion
ship, and little Willie Mosconi,
present holder Of the crown.
The two experts opened a 500
point special match yesterday att
ernoon at the Recreation Building,
with wee Willie carrying off first
honors. 125 TO III.
maybe it's the sub-Zero
weather outside that affected
your game" some one suggested
10 Greenleaf, who seemed upset
over his game.
you're not very far wrong
there. brother" Grecnleaf said.
"When the halls are chilled and
the table cold, no one can make
good shots or long runs"
In the opening match, which
consisted Of $50 points daily--125
in the afternoon and 125 in the
evening neither had sensational
runs. MoSconi who won the
worlds title as a result OF his
victory here in December, amassed
the longest run Of the afternoon
with 81. while Greenleaf clicked
off 80 without a miss
The real excitement came after
the match when the two put on
exhibitions Of trick shooting. In
one Of his fancy shots. Greenleaf
proved that the old adage that
the hand is quicker than tho eye.
He took three balls. "froze'
them together and said The six
ball into tho side pocket" That's
exactly where II landed too.
MoSconis most sensational play
is his machine gun shot" in
which he lines UP - balls in a.
row. then fires tho cue ball be-
tween the cushion and the balls,
giving a machine gun sound effect.
In the evening. Mosconi hit his
real stride. amaSSing a long run
Of 81 and then going on 10 win
his second match Of the day 125
10 80 in four innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Frank Walsh on Job
Shivering From His First Year in North in Years
New Pro Takes Over at Red Run
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Frank Walsh is here, ready 10
take over his new Job AS golf pro
at Red Run He planned 10 visit
the club today and get ready TO
install driving net, probably in
tho dining room.
on meeting YOU he'll greet you
with a Is 1t always this cold in
the north IN the winter before
you have a chance 10 pull a chair
up 10 tho fireplace.
He's "A native Of Illinois but
our winters seem especially cold
10 him now because this is the
first one he has spent in this sec
ton in more than Is years. Since
way back IN the POS he has win
tered where its making
tho circuit through the south and
wcst on holding down a job in
Florida
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
ST, Josdphdt 5
CdnC|in(h Title
By TOM HARPER

81. Josaphats can he the second
member of the Catholic High
School Basketball League to cinch
"a title, by eliminating its nearest
rival st. Agnes, when the two
meet tonight in the feature game
of the leagues 10-game schedule
st. JoSaphat leads the third
division east side race with six
victories and no defeats. while St
Agnes has won ) and lost !.
ST. StaniSlauS, second division
east side pacemaker, will be seek
ing its eighth straight victory
against no defeats, when the
Broncos clash with St. Martins.
Mt Carmel dcadlocked with
st. Vincent's viii be able 10 move
into first place of the third divi-
sion west side race by defeating
All Saints. while St Vincent's
remains idle.
TonightS schedule:
Catholic Central At 81. Catherine.
'St Leo ~ Visitation.
AnnunCiation Al 81. Rose.
St Bernard A. 81. Paul
So Philip ~ St Charles.
St Stanislsus at 81 Martin.
NJ Carmel A. All Saints
81. Francis Xavier At ST Casinir
81 Patrick a. Sacred Heart
Sweetest Heart ~ 81 Thomas
St. J0saphat ~ 81. Agnes
s. Hedw'g A. Rosary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Kelly Bid
For PhiIS
Raised

PHILAD ELPHIA. Feb Is
GNS) Jack B. Kelly, Phlladel-
phia sportsman, has submitted a
new and higher bid for the Pills
franchise TO National League Of
ficialS, it was disclosed today.
Kelly who is associated with
William II. Hartman ST., vice preSi-
dent Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, and a minority holder
in the Phlls. repeatedly has offered
$3.50 600 for the franchise and
expressed willingness to make a
payment Of the clubs indebted
ness. He is also ready to pay
Connie Mack $4,000 rental on
Shibe Park, according to the re-
ports, but has not provided for re-
payment of funds the Pills owe
the National League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

their weekend contests at To-
ronto on Saturday and here next
Sunday. AS Boston has won only
one game out of four games in
each city this season, the figures
appear to have some foundation.
After the weekend play the
Bruins will leave their home ice
only once-for game with the
Chicago BlackhawkS, against
whom they blew a two-goal lead
Sunday night i'm the final min
utes of play 10 suffer a 81 de-
feat, their third of the year in
the Chicago Stadium. The dope
sters are crediting the Bruins
with a duplication of their best
previous effort in the stadium, a
tie.
This is close figuring The
Wings are shooting for them all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

naming games will be played
with Chicago and Toronto, with
each of these clubs visiting
Olympia twice Neither Of them
has been able to win a single
game on Olympia ice this season.
And neither appears to be gain
ing m strength.
I'm addition Detroit has three
games with the tall-cnd New
York Rangers, two of which viii
-bc played on Manhattan ice,
where The Wings have been un-
beaten this season. Although the
Rangers have Won one game IN
Detroit the Wings have regis
tered their two most onc-Slded
victories Of the year at home
against New York. twice defeat
ing them by a Seven-goal margin.
Even concedinE defeat in the
Wings one remaining game with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Basketball Results

Wisconsin 81 Indiana 81
Illinois So, Minnesota ~.
Purdue 80 Michigan q
WAYNE 81. Western Ontario ~
Northwestern So Iowa so
Kansas 81, Iowa state %
Norfolk Cadets 81 Ions Island r. 81.
Texas a a NJ S. s " T.. 81.
Navy per S., American 30
Duke 50 wake Forest 90
George washington 81. Wash \ lee ~
Ontario Ordinance ~ Buffalo state 81
Marquette a. Michigan state 80.
KcntuCkE IS. Georgia Tech 81.
Missouri -. oklahoma 49,
Hope 81. Alma 90
a. ~ Maryland 80, u. of Virginia q
Akron u. 81 John Carroll a.
Kent state so Findlay 80.
Illinois 81 Minnesota a.
C0ncordia IS Gustave 81
North Central IS, Elmhursi 90
Vanderbilt 80. Tennessee %.
Tarkio So Central ~
Kentucky So Georgia Tech 81
Creighton a. Drake e.
York IS Midland SO
Manhattan ~ 81 Johns "a
W0ff0rd - Cafawha s.
Bates IS Povdrir 2n
Presbyterian %. South Carouna Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Ten Minor Loops
Will Be Ready
To Start Season

CHICAGO, Feb. 16 GNS).-
While no more than 10 leagues
Will start the season in the minors
this year. all three AA circuits
American Association, Coast and
international. as cinch 10 oper.
ate, Jack Sheehan, supervisor Of
the Chicago Cubs minor league
farm system, predicted today.
among the A leagues, the
Southern and Eastern will 60,
but Texas probably will fall by
the wayside," Sheehan said on
returning from Today trip
among the minors. The Pied
mont and Interstate leagues are
the big BIS which will continue.
There probably will be only one
G league, the Canadian Ameri-
can, and the Pony League may
he the only ID circuit.
That's quite a reduction from
last year when 81 leagues
started the season with 26 of
them finishing.
There IN good possibility
that new ID league may he or
gained Ia replace the Wisconsin
State League. II will he called
the Fox River Valley League and
probably will include Sheboy-
gan, Green Bay, Oshkosh. Fond
du Lac, Manitowoc and Neenah-
MenaSha. +"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

Crosse were again their dashing
selves. Sid's brace of goals over
the weekend have brought him
to the second highest total of his
professional career. He now has
II goals and IS assists for u
points while linemate Eddie
Wares has already assembled IL
goals, the greatest number he
has made in a season since join
ing Detroit.
Crosses great improvement IL
in his forechecking, which made
him the most dangerous of the
Wings last season. His fractured
left wrist has healed sufficiently
that he no longer appears to
favor IL much.
The Wings will have one more
practice before leaving for New
York and their game with the
Rangers Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Connie Mack Puts
Johnson on Block

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16 CUP).
Explaining that he wasn't inter-
eSted in cash but only in player
exchange, manager Connie Mack
of the Philadelphia Athletics today
put outfelder Bob Johnson on the
block. Mack revealed that first
baSeman Dick Siebert had re-
turned his signed 1913 contract
but that Johnson'S had come back
unsigncd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
IIIlnOls Wits, Taxes Dig IU LeaC
When Badgers Upset Indiana
Purdue
Rallies
Down M

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 16.-An
ability 10 rally when il was most
needed accounted in the main for
a 1927 victory Purdues basket
ball team scored over Michigan
here last night.
A fiVe-minute squirt in the first
half which saw the Boilermakers
outscore Michigan Is points to /.
They led POLL AT the half.
Michigan took command start
ing the second half and whitfield
Purdue's lead to 3 points. But the
Boilermakers again rallied and al
lowed Michigan only 2 points in
the last s minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

the lecturer for an hour or
more. and arguments are started
that last long after the program
il over.
Boxing may be- on the down
grade commercially; interest in
the sport may be tagging among
civilians; hut In the army, navy.
marine corps, air corps, coast
guard and merchant marine box
ing remains tops. II you doubt
~. YOU should attend one Of the
Famous Fights lectures at
camp. The greater the punish
ment meted out the greater the
interest Of spectators They
watch intently and silently while
the battlers are in action on the
screen, reserying discussion un-
III later"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
See Famous Fiohts

"To any camp or USO club
house that requests 1t, have
been showing gratis, various
sound motion pictures Of famous
pugilistic contests. Among them
are Willard W.. Dempsey; Louis
vs.. Conn; Louis ". Braddock;
Galento VS.. Louis Galento vs..
Baer; the first and second Louis
VS.. Schmeling bouts: the Pier
SiX. GalentO ". Nova brawl;
Famous Fights showing the
highlights of rs battles. and The
Idol of Millions a fistic history
of Jack Dempsey. Prior TO the
picture display, l deliver a 10
minute talk on the important
points 10 he noted. and with the
completion of each picture, the
highlights are discussed.
II have found that men In the
service get the biggest kick from
the Dempsey-Willard, the sec
ond Understanding bout. and
the LOuiS-Conn mill. which give
them an opportunity to judge
the relative fighting abilities of
the two greatest ring glsdiators
of recent years.
"The men are told to note the
speed with which Dempsey at
tacks the giant Willard; his cour-
age and the manner In which he
attacks his opponent after he
has dOwned him. explain that
this would have caused Demp-
sey's disqualification under pres
ent-day rules, but that he was
well within his rights At the
time, when there was no COM
mission rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Costantino Matched
With MONTGOMERY

PHIL AID ELPHIA. Feb. 16
GNS).-Lu Lu Costantino. New
York. indicated since entering
the lightweight class 10 vie for
the throne abdicated by Sammy
Angott, was signed today by pro-
moter Herman Taylor TO meet
b oh Montgomery Philadelphia
Negro, in a 10-round bout next
Monday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

The same time giving them
plenty Of material for Judge
ment. I've been able 10 take an
authoritative poll Of large
section of informed public
opinion.
'The members OF the armed
forces are loud in their praise
of Joe Louis, their buddy, hut
when II comes 10 making
choice between the Negro sol
dier and the man who dethroned
big Jess Willard, IHrk irads ny
a handsome majority. Out Of
80 showingS, the vote favored
Jolting Joe only at two branches
of the S65th Colored Infantry,
and at Ellis Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
State Handed
Defeat No. z

EAST LANSING. Feb. 16-The
record Of Michigan States basket
ball team today reads won 2 lost
u. The Spartans suffered defeat
No. II last night losing 10 Mar
quette, 46-39.
Except in thr carly stages Of
the game. Marquette always was
in front and had 25-l9 lead at
the halfway mark.
Ray Kuffel, Marquette center,
was top scorer with Ia points. the
result Of six field goals and two
free throws. Dan PjeSky, the
Spartans sophomore guard, was
only one point back with l3 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Sports
Servicemen Say
Dempsey Would
Have Licked Louis
By LEO MACDONELL

II Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis
UcrC puod against each other
when each WAS an tho hr.ght OF
his fshurg ahshtA- Nhn would have
won
That's a Question that has been
helted around for several years
with plenty Of support for each
d the great rinCStCrS.
The Scrvicemen say Dempsey.
according 20 Nat FleiScher IN the
urrept issue OF Pic Magazine
I've fired the question at
ser,icemen AT camps and USO
clubrooms from New York to
Albuquerque, following 2
showing OF motion pictures Of
famous fights" Fle3ScHcr wrote,
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GAVE 800 LESSONS

A year ago nc was associated
with Craig Wood az Normandie
Isle. Miami Beach but didn't re-
turn because the government has
taken u over for military pur-
poses The five previous winters
he was playing pro at the Miami
Biltmore club.
Last winter he set what he be-
feves is a record for teaching
in Florida lie gave more than
500 lessons from January 10 mid
April
II passed w tournament play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
PRAISES WOODS DRIVING

Walsh played in only one tour
nament last summer, the New Jer-
Sey PEA. and finished fourth with
294 in A strong field. He won the
title the two previous years.
lie regards Craig Wood. with
whom he has PLAYED a lot in tour
namcntS and exhibitions, the most
expert driver IN the game. OF an
exhibition he and Wood played
with VIC GhcZZ and Johnny Far
rell last summer at Deal, y. j.,
Walsh sale;
Craig gave the finest demon
stration of driving that day
ever saw. Besides getting great
distance. every drive he hit had
the same trajectory and run.
His ball has more go after
landing than that of any left-tO-
right driver i'm golf"
Mrs. Walsh is here with her
husband and they Will remain
straight through the season Both
hope 1t gets warm soon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

compare these
with Demp-
sey's ring ac-
tons u n d er
similar cir
cuInstanceS.
ct q at
the vote, with
about 100000
m . n taking
faFor<
Dempsey by
a h y ut W o.
thirds major
ty n pi d.
IRE queries
are InNNeh aI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
II, LEWIS H. WALTER

The Detroit Red Wings laid
their hockey sticks aside after
practice Tins morning picked up
their pencils and won the Ma
uonal Hockey League champion
ship by one point They Won :
Yet claim the title hut their
higher mathematics FIJI them
with optimism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
HAVEN'T WON HERE

For the lrst-tlme IN SIX years
the DcuoItorS are within reach
Of the title with only a month
30 go Tor the playoitS, While
they trail the Boston Bruins by
-four points they have - games
10 play as against only 3 for
Boston.
Half OF the Red Wings re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
rs Asked Often

4" I he q n
sWere a e X
Dempsey by "A
mile Its a
question that
sports editors
ha We b e o n
plagued with
ever since
u oe 10 is
reached I n .
top of the hs-
tic ladder By
pas sing IL
nInuU IN tho
bows i'm the
service and al