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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Victory Gains
Texas j. Bid
To Cotton Bowl

COLLEGE STATION. Tex
Nov. Is aNS}-Tcxas University
whipped Texas A. e. NJ, y to 13,
in their annual Thanksgiving Day
battle 10 win the Southwest Con-
ference championship and a bid TO
the Dallas Cotton Bowl game.
However, IL wasn't so dismal
for the AggieS. for it was an
nounced IN Miami, Fla, that they
would be invited 10 play against
Louisiana State University in the
Orange Bowl spectacle.
The backfield combination of
Ralph Ellsworth. Joe Magiolo,
Ralph Park and J r. Callahan was
just TOO much yesterday for the
AggieS, who were without benefit
of lend-lease from the navy or
marine corps.
The first time Texas got the
ball they drove - yards 10 a
touchdown. Park finally going
over. Minutes later the Longhorns
again Numbered down the field
Callahan going over.
The Aggies, playing tricky ball
tied the score at 13-all. but there
after il was all Texas. with the
LonghornS forging ahead on Park s
reverse plus conversion by Billy
Andrews, Texas dimunitive water
boy
The second half was Scoreless
until The final three minutes wher
Callahan scored his second touch
down for Texas l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
PeIlnOck
by PIlilS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %
INS)-Herby Pennock. a major
Lacquer since he joined the AS at
the age Of rs in 1912, today was
reported TO be the man the Phils
would like 10 land as general
manager Of the club.
Robert r. NJ. Carpenter Jr.,
who was elected president OF the
Phillies after his father bought
the lions share OF the clubs
stock. declined 10 comment be-
cause Of a baseball rule prohibit
inc negotiations with another
clubs employe without the con-
sent of the employer
PennoCk. one of the few birth
right Quakers ever 10 play pro-
feSSiOnal baseball. is now a mem
Der of the Red SoX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Irish Big FavOriteS
Over Great Lakes

ground gamers with neat av-
erage Of OF yards for has s.
rushing attempts. He has rushed
for a total Of $50 yards
Steve Lach, all American and
another Great Lakes backfield
star, who used to play for Duke.
Is still a question mark. q He 5
second among the sailors gvound
gamers although he has played
only 100 minutes Of possible
600 this season Since he was in
iured in the Northwestern game
oct rs. Lach has played only 80
minutes in five games
Steve was benched the last two
Saturdays, but Hinkle still has
his fingers crossed.
with two weeks Of rest Lach
should he ready physically for
Notre Dame" ne SAID But
we've thought that before and
something else happened 10
him"
Against this injury-s h a k n
secondary, Notre Dame sends It's
backheld IN intact Creighton
Miller. Jim Nello, julius Ryko-
vich and Johnny Lujak
The sailors and Irish will clash
before an exclusive crowd OF some
p 900 officers and men AZ Ross
EInld- No -cIA.LAnA- -he-aG.
mitted. which may prove helpful
10 navy morale come shutdown to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Ban Post Season
Contest for irish

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nov %
GNS)-Any hopes that Noire
Danes undefeatcd and united
football team would participate
in a poSt-SeaSon contest were
dashed today
The Irish. who close their sea-
son against Great Lakes Satur-
day. viii not deviate from their
long-cStablshed policy which hans
poSt-Scason games, the Rev John
j. Cavanaugh. CSC, chairman of
me faculty board OF 3thleuC con-
troll. declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
SAILORS TOUGH

The Sailors line is tough and
heavy and has carried Great Lakes
TO victories over all but TWO OF
rs eleven opponents 10 date The
Sailors baCkticld IS pretty well
banged up. but no man Is defi-
nitely out OF the competition.
Lcahv has indicated his prnci-
pal worry Is Emil Red Sitko, a
NOtrc Dame freshman star until
he joined the navy. Sitko will
start Al right half.
lie leads tho Great Lakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
0nonddgd Valley
Unbeaten and United

SYRACUSE. y y. Nov %
IUP)-Onondaga Valley Academy
Of Syracuse today closed an un-
beaten and united grid season hS
trouncing Manlius School. = 20 Z
IN Archibald Stadium before 5000
fans.
The winners registered touch
downHn the first period, and three
touchdownS and an extra point In
the third period for their eighth
victory Of the year
ManluS gained is Touchdown
and conversion, in the second
period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26

GREAT LAKES. Ill. Nov 26-
1t. Paul Tony Hinkle, coach OF
the Great Lakes football team
exhibited brand OF humor today
family reminiscent OF Make
Baer lust before he stepped into
the ring against Joe Louis.
Hnklc wouldn't say exactly
whether he figured ms sailors
would beat Notre Dame tomor-
row. but he did glbe about his
scouts.
Prom their reports" Hlnkle
qulpped iii appears no play
nor any ball carrier we've got
will gain an inch of ground
against the Irish. ] guess well
Just have 10 kick off or punt
and try to keep out of the way
80 We won't get hurt"
Wen. maybe not exactly like
Make Bacr. Snice the sailors
aren't licked before they start, or
a. least don't let on they fee
that way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Bob | a|es
Cooley Favored
Betting Lively
on Pre- Q Game
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

SPORTS c o L u NJ n IN
SHORT PANTS 49, Everything
will be okay with the New York
Rangers now. They have pur-
chased bouncing Buck McDon-
aid from Toronto.
Tsaro seems to be more foot
ball interest about town on to-
morrow's Goodfellow & a m g
between Cooley and Catholic
Central than any game played
here all season.
Cooley is the big favorlte. But
there arc plenty swapping up
bets on the Shamrocks al JUICY
odds.
Vic Schwall. who played so
well at fullback for Northwest
ern against Michigan this year,
has the unusual distinction OF
winning two football letters
from two schools in one sea-
son. First, he won the IN at
Northwestern and then was
voted an award at d g p a u W,
where he played two games.
There's a rumor Sid Luckman
will NOT play for the Bears
against The Cardinals Sunday.
The bookmakers offer two kinds
OF bets-one with four touch.
downs in favor OF the Bears, II
Luckman plays Another OF
three touchdownS, if he -doesn t
play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Fat Freddy Meets
New PhiIIies Owner

PHILADEL PHlA, Nov %
TNS) Bob Carpenter new Phil-
lies president, and ma n { FL
Freddie FitZSimmonS VIII meet
for the first time today.
The youthful owner OF the
Quaker City ball club viii lpin
Fitzsimmons in a press confer
ence this afternoon. Carpenter
admitted yesterday that he Is
seeking the services OF Herb Pen
. asy-s -'Esssss>.ss-s = $3.50 .at-4-. 49,
general manager Of the, pills,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Bum Tooth Puts
Montgomery on Shelf

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 26 tUP)
Bob Montgomery. Philadelphia,
former lightweight champion. was
Sidelined today by an impacted
wisdom tooth which was expected
to keep him out of action for at
least five weeks.
His manager, frankie Thomas,
said Montgomerys proposed box
ing trip 10 California has been
Cancelled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
All Night Games

Clark Griffith wants 10 play
al Of his home games under
the lights At Griffith Stadium
next season And his last year 5
attendance figures viii help
him argue forcefully for such
a Setup.
Great Lakes is being spotted
as high as % points against
Notre Dame tnmnErnA- :
game. Sounds like lot OF
points.
Louis J. Leppcr. noted Detroit
sporting figure, viii be receN-
ing birthday congratulations
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
TOO MUCH AT STAKE

No one in the naval station
here expects Notre Dame 10 ease
up al all tomorrow It's the last
game for the Irish and they have
too much al stake namely.
The protection OF a perfect rec
ord. The inst such AZ Notre Dame
since 1890. that would bring to
South Bend the first national
championship since that year.
Also, there are the tempting
poSs Utilities OF setting new rec
ordS in Noire Danes tenth game
Eighteen first downs would give
the IRISH a total Of 1856 for the
season and new collegiate mark
The Frank Lcahy men already
have gained 3O09 by rushing. and
All they need tomorrow is % "a
break the record average of SIG
a game set BY Colorado I'm 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
HELP FOR COOLEY

The youngsters won't get the rest OF
the uniform for some time TO come but
they are pretty loyal Cooley High fans
nevertheless, and will be at the L. of ID.
Stadium tomorrow cheering the Cardinals
against Catholic Central in the prep Good
fellows game. Jack Cook, Cooley center
is giving the lads few pointers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Two Corners Doubtful

u MINNEAPOLIS. Now 26 ms
- Two aling stars, Bob Lossic
and Chuck, Avery y still were
doubtful starters for Minnesota
TODAY as the Gophers went through
a final tapering off drill for to-
morrow'S battle with the Iowa
SeahawkS at Minneapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Gopher Meat for Hewks7

IOWA CITY. Ia. Nov. 26 (INS)
1t. Don Faurot today let .
squad of "a Iowa Seahawks for a
commando raid on the fortress oil
Minnesota GopherS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
THE DETROIT TIMES
Cake for Victors

Mrs. Alice Ma" Wilkers. Uni
verSity OF Pittsburgh dietitian,
bakes a huge cake for the football
team whenever il scores a victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
UneoIIected Weeers

About $500, 600 worth OF winning
pari-mutuel tickets has not been
cashed by bettorS at New York
race tracks this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Nioht Edition Code Key

Times daily prints Night Edition only the
of horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets of the day.
The key appears night the Eight Star and Red Line
Editions number each letter OF the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
Tomorrow's follows:
40 BIG CA FL F-21 G-l9 H5S f-i5 J-6l M
lisa NIL N-99 o. P33 Q~26 R-62 S-26 TAD U-9l
VII X-7i
Clip key enable you decpher the of
onorrows code appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
He Picks Army

ARR remains the slightest
kind 4 underdog for the Navy
! game tomorrow The Cadets
Dare being spotted one-half
point
We've switched our predic-
ton on this game. Playing at
West Point. before the cheer
ing Cadet corps, should make
the difference. It's our guess
such an atmosphere well may
be worth touchdown for
Army.
recent hunting accident
that has put young Ken
Humphreys. lS-year-old Tiger
pitching prospect, in Ford Hos
pital with bad leg wound,
brings 10 mind the mlshaps that
befell Charlie Colbert and
Monte Stratton Also. the close
call Barney McCoSky had about
n year 5go.
ItS definite and final nov
No poSt-season games for Notre
T1TmC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26

LUCKY STRIKE Tst s sSSs AYES ny 8s,t.
Ors" s 81 rSfsnTcsss%S1c;kk LANES e sss. - %"
NORTH END '1 TS s tSs SA"e ~ .ssl s'
Open Until a A. M. Todey
OLYMPIC REC A TI.. a.. At +, 60 ss sylH
u Alleys. New and Modern, as,hsssIst op'n
Bovine All DAY saturday. and sgndsys
PALACE REC % 's Sss, as = ..y. ' wss.t
Post. Open Bowling TODAY Until $50 p. n.
and After 1880 Billiards, Restaurant. sar,
PALMER phpK meslcnots 30 sst.'sS
a. Brunswick Alleys Bar ard Grit opsn sori.
ina to p. ~. After lI.3o. Free Psrsins.
nInVlIun 1890 WEST WARREN Near
PAhkLAhU souIHFIgLo. cE. $40
10 Beautiful Lsnssi pstrot'' Prsttiest Cocktail
Bar ADJOINING Meals Served. opsn Alleys patty
pI LYTIllM ssl7 los. cAMPtg; VA. 's's
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 4. NJ midnisht ard
Afternoon League Reservations stu A'a"'s's.
RIVIERA RE- 1897 GRAND KlV to-, AVE.
Omen Bovine TODAY From v Noon to ? u
ard After ~ p. n. AT Day Sat. ard Sun
ROYAL $500 ~AsI .,Sys ~ w. s 9 ~'r''
0REk BOWLING SAlOhUNNo 4 ~
ON SUNDAYS FROM 10 a. ". ON
SOUTHEASTERN NJ W.. 's ssss. q SItISs
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL ?. n. FRl-l
DAY AFTER P ~ SAL. SUN. ALL oAY.
cnnIunucIIc 1918 sPRINGwELLS AVE.
SThlNuWtllo 10 Alleys. W. 2.s323.
Open Bo~iina All DAY SATURDAYS and Sundays,
A. N. Tin cIosins. weekdays TN 2. After ".
cTITc rlIp 1850 WOODWARD. TO. s.4sa2
OIAlE TAIN A. state Fair Grounds
40 ALLEYS for Open Bo~lina Monday Through Fri.
day a. $50 p. N free Instructions AnsfHoons
mnTnnv 77ll i7th AZ DELAWARE
VlUlUnl " ALLEYS. ". 2.soOI
oPTN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 7 p. y. At
pAY( SAL. SUN PLENTY OF PIN BoIs.
WASHINGTON BOWL SO sc s5sS;i S1sI c.
op.n sowIina TODAY from 10 A. ~. 10 30
p ~. and After 10. All DAY sat. sur. Gu. $500.
WAYNES SCHOOL SiS 10 si.%. y Va 90 i-O s'
Private Lessons Afternoons. WAYNE SPAUto-
ING. Instructor. opsn Bo~linp 4 ?. n. 10 clesins.
WFST 1ETR0IT si .,vn n,9slst ~ s ga
oPER BOWLING TO-DAY. S p. ~. UNTIL
CLOSING Az DAY Saturday snd SuHdas,.
WtSl MAhkth PiHIHURsr. oR $3.50
ootn ALLEYS ~ a ~ untH HAs = ~ ara After
49,, Fr.. Instructors w'drs'asy'. 7,so.s ?. ".
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26

A GOOD PLACE'T0 BOWL
-. - s,syN, & etsstra--s.
- { JEFFERSON, q, aepoUash c. il72
Altoona REC. >, 's s1'.,, Michigan :. ave- g.,
UNTiL 2. N Saturday, Sundays TN : 81.
lRCHWAY 'o'' EAST y. ;5f .,.I AVE.
aodsrn An,,, op,u so-liuo TO-DAY FROM 90
An until 90 p. ~ and After 1900 p. NJ
ARGYLE REC. ss sis. S sIvss. NO. :ss,
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS AL DAY,
SUNDAYS, l23o p N. UNTIL CLOSING.
BEACON REC. W. vIss si,, A. w TA sIsUss
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL $50 p. n.
B0WI .0-DR0ME ,27oz otHrts, no $500, $40
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TIMES
rev League Reservations Left Cocktail Lounue
nInJIIln 32 EAST CONGRESS
UAulllRU 20 Alleys. Tables. CT. 5Is3
AFTER 1880 All DAY SAT AND SUN.
nlcIun prr 1857 WOODWARD ave.
GHSlNU nIb' IS ALLEYS CA. 1897
Open Bowling at All Times!
CHeNE-TROMBLY ''5 ;, 's sl,S
Plan Nov 10 Enter Our 3.Man Team 0ysraveraOs
Journey Entriss Close Dec. 3. Event Dec. a.
npEcT LuEc FULLIRroa at GO. RivsR
JnCOl LANLo ~ ALLEYS 40. 1895
Boosters Paradise Visit Our STAGE Bar and
Cocstan Lounoe. NEVER oUcL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION s t4tSytT ca. $50 81
Open Bowling at All Times!
cLpnru DER it2O WOODWARD. re. 2.ssS0
UAnULH nLu' CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTIL 6 ?. ~
AL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
cram nrUTpu 1914 FERRY PARK
Pleasure 10 Bowl al ouie,sst Alleys IN 0eir9H
TRANSPORTATION Facilities Good-sus ans ST. Car.
cpCATIlKLc 10 BALTIMORE
OnCAl LHhLO AZ woodward MA $3.50
Open Bo~liaq--io Alleys IN a Rou-UntiI 90
?. NJ and After " 90 p. M.-cooktsi 5ar
lupEpIu DIR GENERAL MOTORS BLoG.
INT LnlAl nC1'N CENTRALLY LOCATED.
~ MODERN ALLEYS
opsr Every DAY UNt nduioht. Ma ,iss
MlllETT'S "'7 1s Sisi,! ave.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
lnucfc pcn 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWt , htG, 10 BILLIARD TksLts
Cocktail Iounos Murray s3i2
t3a7s EsH J'ffsfaoa ~ Tsstlasa
CONSULT This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26

It, definite and final nov;
No poSt-seaSon games for Notre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
Grid Results

g (, manager OF the, Phils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Out Of Money

hft9E hearing the young
cauLLl-4 -lna-t.all ---tl,.,4
night. the police decided il was
best 20 take them 10 High Point.
Word was flashed that Payne
was in central North Cdrolina,
and poi'cc rushed tTre. But
Payne already had n,a d . his
Way no Eizahethtown and there
joined Turner.
The cash of the hunted duo
Va, az "a low point so they
looked around FOR means Of re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

II7trTTfVrTTT1rT rrTrTT lDJTuT-Sr- RDOuU
this time they Joined up with
one Robert Smith who was
beng Sought Tor The mUTdeI OF
a South Carolina highway pa
trolman near Lancaster; parked
on the side OF the road with &
red-haired woman companion,
Smith had shot down the officer
when he ATTEMPTED 10 question
them. Later he was sentenced
10 the South Carolina peni-
teniary for life.
II was not long before Payne.
Turner and Smith had sized
up the little bank in the small
town Of Candor; and while
Payne remained in the car. has
two confederates entered the
bank, bound and gagged the
cashier. and emerged with
SWag or 81 $50 and escaped
The -G-men- seen were hot ~,
the trail OF Turner and Payne
Running before the G-men
like rats tumbling from a
deemed ship Payne and Turner
began making short dasheS into
Virginia and Florida. In nu-
merouS wild night rides they
barely escaped pursuing peace
officers. Their trail is next
picked up at Jonesboro, y. c..
in which town the Omen found
a garage where Payne and Tur-
ner were known. Spud Mcleod.
a taxi driver who operated his
cab from the garage, informed
the G-men that Payne and Tur-
HeF were meet him there
late the following afternoon.
Mcleod was told 10 keep the
appointment A dozen G-men
were assigned 70 three auto
mobiles and one was placed in
the windows Of a hotel room
overlooking the garage. About
6 o'clock on the afternoon Of
Jan 3, 1893, Payne and Turner
drove up
Before Payne and Turner
knew What had taken place
they were covered with sub
machine guns in the hands OF a
half a dozen OF the agents. The
TWO desperadoes gave UP with
our a struggle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
"hy Terry me2one
Killing of State PatroIman
Leads TO Wide Manhunt

AT762OCLOCK- Sunday afternoon, Aug % 1897, Robert
"A Mcneil and George Penn Of the North Carolina state
Highway Patrol parked in their police cars weigh
ing station the Ashevie Black Mountain highway in North
Carolina.
Mcneil paid little attention when Penn started pursuing
motors who turned around in the middle Of the road
Short distance the of the weighing station. But few
minutes later Mcneil rVeted TO attention when he
flash on the radio of his roadster:
Calling all calling all Highway patrol car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
A TRUE DETECTIVE STORY

who had aided the two des-
peradoeS.
Nothing was found and Brown
POSTED a guard. The man and
his wife were ordered 10 keep
quiet should any one appear.
The sheriff was unaware that
this scene was witnessed by the
man who had been left in the
woods. lie had made his way
again 10 the home In the FAIR
view section, and standing
among concealing trees not 100
yards from the house he saw
rhe sheriff order the search and
post the guard. Cautiously, he
edged away 10 hide in a wooded
= area near Biltmore. The Sher-.
-44- had arrived toe se-en
Shortly after the fugitive
coach vas reported IN Bllmore
Forest, Chief of Police Charles
W. Dermid Of AShevllle called
in his foot patrolmen and as
signed them 10 check all auto
mobiles parked in the downtown
business district.
A half hour after midnight
Patrolmen w. II Cogburn and
Charles Warren were making a
routine check OF cars al the rear
Of the George Vanderbilt Hotel
when 4 light blue coach at
tracted their attention In the
door Of the rear trunk we're
three bullet holes. and Just 10
the right Of the license holder
was another. These holeS had
been stuffed with parts of an
old blanket and mud had been
rubbed over them as a camou-
ilage. George Garrison, finger
print expert, was among the
first on the scene. and after A
-eaeett by l-f-4A f,f-+tr N it-t1t, txurr1-
nation 81 the coach he reported
finding hat dozen good prints,
most OF them on the car and A.
ieW on Sawed-off shotgun
found on a seat.
~ cfTCCKgt M
medlately and IN a few hours
We'll, I've got 'em, sheriff"
and he held out pictures OF two
escaped convlcts, their records
attached.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Ed Wynns
Son Stars
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 25-Kee-
nan Wynn is the third member OF
his family 10 find success as an
actor al Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
His name might just as well be
Smith or Brown, for keenan, is
making good completely on his
own. Although he-is a comedian,
his brand of laugh-making differs
completely from that of his
famed, funny father, Ed Wynn.
b His first role in pictures was
NSomewherc I'll Find YOU" Clark
Cables last film before DOMINIC
al uniform.
When Wynn reported for his
one days work, Director Wesley
RuggleS explained carefully what
he. was to do. Undaunted, Kee-
nan. spoke up, MIR. Ruggles, I've
thought a lot about this part and
Iihave a different idea of how it
should be done"
It was Ruggles who finally
broke the silence that fell like a
pail over the set. And how would
-yea-+i+-+5e- t3 tf0 II ne asked. Con-
fidently and in detail, keenan,
told him "All right, that sounds
good Wen try it that way" Rug
giles responded Wynn was the
only one who didn't seem amazed.
on this first trip to Hollywood.
keenan, stayed but five months.
Then he returned 10 Broadway.
Determined never TO return to
Hollywood, he changed his mind
after again meeting RuggleS,
when the latter restored his con-
fidence and told keenan, that he
had just the role for him in pic
lures. the part of Private Tom
Mulvehill, Robert Walkers sol
der sidekick in See Here, Pri-
vate Hargrove."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26

being shot at on Black Noun
tain road eight miles out &.
Proceed TO scene"
He and Penn were the only
highway patrolmen on the Black
Mountain road, therefore If any
patrelman was being shot at il
must be his friend Penn.
jumping in his patrol car,
Mcneil raced down the high
way. A few miles out geStic-
ulating motorists pointed 70 a
winding side road which he took
for p short distance when he
saw another car with two male
passengers approaching al high
speed over the narrow road he
iammed on his brakes. aHd-slid
his roadster across the road,
blocking II.
Suddenly the driver a. the
approaching car cut wildly from
The road and sped across the
rough field. humping danger
.ouSly a. IL kicked up a cloud Of
dust. Mcneil jerked out his
automatic and began firing but
the speeding car was a poor tar
get and soon disappeared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-26
Planned Their Escape

Calling on tho cunning az
-fe+Fea during tth.-tf long criminal
careers these two mon drove 20
p woods near Bntmore. now
n part Of AShclllle but still
known by lis old name. there 10
plan their escape from the ever
tightening Gordon Of police.
Slipping quietly through the
town they reached adjoining
Biltmore Forest where IN the
pitch blackncSs Of the night they
slipped furtively from their car.
Like -iil,+rea55 IN
The dashboard 81 a house and
stepped tolthc edge Of a quiet
tree bordercd road.
One OF tho men whO'was busy
Wip.nc tingorprint, from The A..
CaIiber automatic pistol they
had stolen from the pairolman
half-Walkpd. hali-ran into the
woods and soon md the sun la
the underground and returned
20 tho car Suddenly radio
cruiser passed and. a short dis
lance beyond, stopped 10 flash
lis spotlight on the coach BE-
coming panicky the driver sped
away leaving his companion in
tho woods.
The companion. carefully wip-
ing fingerprints from a rifle and
a shotgun. reached a fence and
dropped them over.
Returning 20 the office Of tho
sheriff We find him in conSulta-
ton with his deputies and mem-
bers Of the highway patrol.
Chief of Police Roy CreaSman.
head Of the Biltmore Forest
peace officers. tclcphoned the
sheriff.
1--WE just spotted light blue
coach out here. II got away"
Quickly a radio alarm was
flashed and cruisers sped 10 the
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hunt

forest. blocking all exists Moab
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Brown SDed 10 tbc F'airNiew scc-
ton and The hon.e,otthc friends