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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Dorais Selects
Letter Winners

Twenty-four University Of De-
troit football players merited let
tiers for their play during the past
season. Athletic Director Charles
K. Dorais announced Saturday.
Because of the abolition of the
freshmen rule, which previously
barred freshmen from varsity
competition. three yearlings and
one transfer student were able 10
earn the awards. The freshmen
are Archie Kelly, end; Joseph
Smith and Jack Lowther. half
backs. Thomas Dorais. son of the
coach. who transferred from
Notrc Dame University, also re-
ceived the award
The Titans will receive their
letters at a dinner which will be
given for the players and their
fathers. The usual banquet open
to guests of the university will
not be held this year because of
the war, Dorais indicated.
The letter winners are:
Robert Burke Thomas Dorais. Paul
Fenlon, Thomas Frieiink. George Chss-
quiere, John Hart. Thomas Hetu, Wilbur
Hin,I Robert Harrington. Donald Hughes.
Robert Ivory, Archie Kelly Frank Kolod-
riejski. Edmund kukorowsh, John Low
ther. Arthur Link Elmer Madark. Jack
Niltor. Jack Pearl. Henry Piper. George
Reno, Charles Ruth, Thomas senffner and
Joseph Smith
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

months ago. It will be Wallick's
first Arena bout for some time and
the match is best two in three
falls.
In special finish one fall bout,
Eddie Bad Man" Lewis and
frankie Hart, who started a mat
feud three weeks ago and still are
at it, will meet for the third time
in as many weeks. wild Rill"
Brooks VS.. Shorty Donovan and
Harold Chaundy VS.. George Con-
nell are the other matches.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Municipal Open
Cage League
WTnNEsnAHTS GANiES

At Barbour-Hudson VS.. Continental NO
$50, .. m. Briggs vs.. Detroit Silents
p m Coast Guard VS. Naval Armory
p. m
Al Jackson - Wolverine vs.. Griffith a
Wade. 7 p. m. Local No. l54 vs.. Ahepa
p. m.
Al St Clair-Red Arrows vs.. Bailey's
D. m. National Guard vs.. Army Recruit
ing, 3 ?. m. Club Royal VS. DENLY Tars
p. N.
A, Kronk Brewster VS.. Trueing, p. m
Cadillac VS.. Bun. S p. m Redford VS.
Local No. l63. 9 p. m
~ Hutchins- Westminster vs.. Varsity,
p. m. Dictor VS.. Cavalcade, S p. m. In.
dustrial VS. Clowns, 3 p m.
At Fort Wayne-Military Police vs.. Fort
Wayne. 8 p m.
At Boys Ciuo-wards VS.. Boys Club. DE.
troit. 4 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
9 Risk Clean
States in CY0

Nine quintets will be fighting to
retain their undefeated status In
the Catholic Youth Organizations
basketball league as the circuit
swings into its third week OF COM
petition this Sunday with a FL
game card.
Although five out Of the six di-
visions are tangled in two or three
way ties, today's clashes are ex-
pected to 60 a long way toward
narrowing the field. A three-way
tie in the central division of the
lightweight class is certain to be
broken up as two of the leaders
meet each other at Holy Rosary
gym, 4 D. m. today. ST. Josaphat
and Holy Rosary are the protago-
lniSts.
Santa Maria, runnerup for the
championship last year, will be
fighting to keep its hold on the
first post of the northern heavy
weight division. So far, ii has
won both of its contests of 1912
on one-point margins. And the
law of averages may catch up.
The schedule is:
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Lewis, Jensen Trade
RouQh Mat tactics

Eddie bad Man" Lewis, the
riot inciter. and Leo Jensen from
Nashville will exchange wrestling
grips and rough stuff in the main
event of the Fairview Gardens
first show of the new year. They
have been matched for a two in
three fall battle.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Runner Loses Way
And Misses Record

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. a.
When Ollie Hunter broke the
N. c. A. A. cross-country record
by Ia seconds last fall, he should
have been 20 or 25 seconds faster,
it has been revealed by Coach Al
tDoc) Handy. Hunter lost his way
when rain obliterated a marker
and he ran an extra rs or more
yards retracing his steps. Hunter
ran 20:18 The old record was
20:32.1 and was held by Fred wilt
0f Indiana.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

battle for the
MWA class title
belt in the main
go of the first
1943 wrestling
S h ow Monday
in the Arena
| Gardens.
| Wallick, who
is W r e s things
o ly fve-time
champion. h a S
held the title on
three previous
occasions a n d
Rubi won il in
a c Colu m b u S
m a I ch three
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
UAW-C|0 SIS Open
Season on Thursday

The UAW-CIO Baske
League will open the 1943 season
Thursday, featuring an east and
west side division composed of a
certain six teams apiece with
more entries expected. West games
will be played at Munger and east
games at Foch.
A meeting of the team managers
will be held Monday evening
to consider possible new entries,
Melvin G. West, recreation depart
ment official. announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Marines Adopt New Weapon

The Reising sunmachine gun has
been officially adopted as a supple
mentary As caliber weapon by the
marine corps, according 10 an Off
cial release by the navy depart
ment. Two models are used by
the marines. II is aircooled and
reloading is accomplished by a de-
layed hloW-back.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

hung up the all-time high of 2
points for a single game--3 goals
and 4 assists. Pit Lepine. the old
Montreal star. held the former
record of s points. 5 goals and ]
assist.
Neis Stewort Tops
An all-time individual scoring
record that extended from 1925
to 1910 was burned In big letters
on the books by Nels Stewart
while playing with the Montreal
Maroons. the Bruins and the New
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
LOU HANDLER GOING INTO ARTILLERY

The Jimmy EdgarLaMotta fight down as one OF the
staged here in years
Odtimers have to noggns to remember when
last were standing yepng like Indians
Olympia. "a,
If Promoter Nick Londes follow this one up wnth
another thrler-we who knows, maybe we sun can nave
some boxing around here this year OF 1943
Lou Handler Of John Hettches best referees has
commission on the artillery Lou, graduate
of Michigan State where ROTC officer will go to
Eustis, Va.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

Mondays games: Brady A. G. VS..
Wings at Dearborn High School AZ p. m.
Tuesdays games: Commandos va. Rogan
A. c. at Henry Ford School at p. m
Cavaliers VS. Aggies at Woodwork School
at Q D. m: Boys Club VS.. Orioles at
salins at p. m. Lords jewelers.. bye.
Class G
Tuesdays games: Aces vs.. Blue Devils
al woodvorth School at 7 p. m: Bats vs..
Wolverines AZ Woodwork School nj
p. N.
FORD CIO
Ned Division
Tuesdays games: Metal Building VS..
Magnesium Foundry. y. m: Steel Foun-
dry VS.. Pressed Steel, at 9 p m: Produc-
tion Foundry vs. Tire Plaht at . p. m. at
Naples School.
Hue Division
Fridays games: B-Building va. Aircraft
at p. m. Aluminium Foundry vs.. Tool
and Die at p. m: smelters vs.. Rolling
Mil at p. m. at Lowrey School,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Attention! Rifle Shooters

Turn TO the Pictorial Review section Of todays Times
for hreepage graphic story Of how previous rife shoot
ing experience Is helping to win the Read how
Hearst rife winning hero medals in the South
Pacific; how the University Of Hawaii ROTC riHemen
immediate action when the Japs struck and how
heroes prove worth of training In Hearst rife matches
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
THIS SUNDAYS GAMES

ST. CLAIR COMMUNITY CENTER
2:00-Holy Name VS.. ST. Margaret Mary
3:oo-st, Anthony vs.. St. Marsare, Mary
(H).
4:OO-st. Elizabeth VS.. o. L. Queen of
Apostles CLl.
:00--St. Philip Neri VS.. o. l. Queen OF
Apostles (Hl.
:00-St Paul vs.. 81. Juliana (HD.
NATIVITY
i:00--Nstivity VS.. ST. Florisn tLl.
2;00--St. Catherine vs.. 81. Ambrose CID.
ST. GREGORY
:0O--st Cecilia vs. 81. Benedict (H).
s:Oo-s,. Gregory VS.. o. l. Of Mt. Car
mel (L).
9 :0o--st. Gregory VS.. Santa Maria (H).
st. VINCENT
2:0O-Holy Redeemer VS.. our Lady OF
Guadalupe (HD.
3.0O-St. Leo VS.. ST. Alphonsus (H).
:OO--St. John Cantius No. I vs.. Our Lady
OF Guadalupe (L).
5:OO-St Vincent VS.. St. Agnes No. 2 lH).
= 6:O0-Epiphany VS.. ST. Agnes No I tH).
7:O0-st. John Cantius No. VS.. 81. Al
phonsus (L).
HOLY ROSARY
2.O0-St Gabriel VS.. San Francesca III.
3:00-St Anne vs. Christ the King (LD.
.Oo--St JosaphAt VS.. Holy Rosary tLD.
5:oo-our Lady Of Sorrows vs.. Resurree-
tion (L)
s:Oo-s,. Ausustin. VS.. Blessed Sacrament
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Louer Philosophical

Lauer is neither confident mol
about his teams chance.
as witness his final remark wher
queried on this years green tam
Look" he countered. "St.
Paul has the smallest enroll
ment In the second division.
That's n handicap. To make up
for that, we spend more time
than the rest In practice. The
team works out from three and
a half to four hours daily. That's
my substitute for experience.
Last year IL worked. think
it'll be okay this year. There
isn't anything to do now except
play the games and see"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Tennis Champion, Too

On the tennis court, Otto holds
the state singles title in Class c.
The rest of Lauer's starting
lineup will come from his five ex-
reserves jim Sheridan, Joe Bar
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
IMPOSING MARKS FACE PUCK STARS
But Lscombes 7 Points Cracked an Old One

HERSHEY. Pa, Jan. 2 (INS).--
The youngsters who are breaking
into big time hockey this season
have a tough string Of records to
shoot at If they want TO write their
names among the stars of the most
spectacular game in the world of
sports.
Ralph (Cooney) Weiland. coach
of the Hershey Bears in the Amer
ican Hockey League. made an all.
time record for goals and assists
during the 1929-30 season when he
skated for the Boston Bruins in the
National League and Gagged 43
goals and 80 assists for 70 points.
Molone's Mark High
Joe Malone of the Montreal Ca
nadiens, hammered home tn e
greatest number of goals in one
season when he netted "a pucks in
22 games during the season of
1918. Weiland came within an
ace of equaling Malone's record IL
seasons latter when he established
his all-time scoring record by hit
ting pay dirt 43 times in "A games.
A new record was hung up last
year by Bill Cowley OF the Bruins
when he set up more than two
score red light plays and was cred
tied with as assists.
Carl Liscombe of the Detroit
Red Wings holds the fastest indi-
vidual scoring record. made on
March 13, 1888. when he angled
three goals into the nets in /
minute and 50 seconds.
And early this season Liscombe
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

A Seo+ehmon's Complaint Answered

SOME PEOPLE AMT NEVER SATISFIED: In explanation
Angry Scotchman" who asks why there aren't lucky numbers
Olympia fights the Michigan
Commission ruling which free awards
Hetche has also attempted
add dignity to the sport by preventing
which the paging Of
with dishes couldn't
put promoters perperated here
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Walli(k After
.Rubii' S Mat Title

Two past masters of scientific
Bert Rubi and Leo
Wallick, present and former junior
heavyweight champ pions, will
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Della Sale, A
Champs, Open
With Redeener

Catholic League basketball
coaches will put the finishing
touches to "A teams this week in
preparation for the league OPEN
ing Friday. January 8. Final con-
tests will be staged March 2. with
the championships slated for the
following week.
A preview of league activity be-
gins on the fifth. with De La Sale,
last years east side champions,
playing Holy Redeemer at the lat
ter's gym. On the sixth, Vista
ton. defending first division titlist,
meets st. Cecilia in the only other
nonleague contest predating the
league openers.
Only changes in the division
lineups consist of the withdrawal
oi ST. Gertrude from the third
division and the addition of ST.
Michael of Pontiac to the west
side second division.
Lourdes won the first division
title last year. ST. Frederick took
the second division crown and St.
Josaphat captured the third divi-
sion championship
Nineteen games are scheduled
for January 8:
81. ceciha at Lourdes.
St Mary OF Redford AZ Redeem
St Ladisiaus al ST. Benedict.
~. Gregory at Visitation.
81. Catherine at De La esne
ST. Joseph a. ST.. Ambrose.
81. Martin at Annuncistion.
st Philip a. 81, Bernard
St Paul at 81. Charles.
St stAnislsus AZ 81. Rose.
ST Mary NJ. c. AZ 81. Rita.
81. Mary X. o. at 81. Michael
st. Mary r.. o. AT 81. Michael
st-ErAaeis De Sales at 81. Alpii
81. Patrick at Nj. Carmel
81. Vincent al ST. Cssimir.
Sacred Heart AZ All Saints.
st Thomas az Rosary.
Sweetest Heart at ST Agnes
81. Hed~ig al st. Josaphst
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

ton, Gerald Murphy, Tommy
Martin and George Van Ties al
playing their first year as first.
string timber.
The team uses an offense aimed
at the opposition's weak Ide
assuming that zone defense is
used. When confronted with a
man-to-man defense, the Fliers
switch to a two-man pivot styled
offense. They use shifting zone
on defense
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
III Catholic Prep FiiUes Geared to Go
or the Hook l.~.. %'r \. Waite,
War Ruins Annual Crop of Rookie
Stories and Their Antics

AMERICA LAND OF THE FREE With the teams
composed of odmer baseball won't be getting its usual crop
Railroad fun OF
nifes about hlbes each We liked the
of who Eng
land Ed the White Sox when the
trouble enforcing the rule about players running
in etc the between
Chicago Washington lot of important people aboard the
rockies started podding toward the dining
in his white cotton socks Get back there and put your
There lot of nice people on this
lot Of clowns, They
going stocking feet The rookie
grudgngy complied back from dinner barked
resenuy the That shoe business consarned
lot "Whadda mean?" snapped the manager
Why the tabecoh long covered feet anyway said
the aggrieved rookie.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

York Americans. During the IS
year period, hockey's powerhouse
made 323 goals and 191 assists for
5l4 points during the regular Ma
tional League season and then in
the Stanley Cup playoffs was
credited with Is goals and IL
assists.
The fastest modern record for
scoring by two clubs was made
March 19, 1893, when the Toronto
Maple Leafs and the Americans
tailed eight times in four min
utes and 50 seconds. The Leafs
scored five OF the markers and
the Amerks three.
High Scoring Game
Laurels for the modern high
scoring game go to the Maroons
and the Canadiens for game
they played Jan. l, 1898. and when
the puck was Gagged lS times. The
MaroonS made IL goals and the
Canadiens Z with II scoring points
going 10 the Canadiens and 2S to
the Maroons.
The Bruins still hold the modern
high-scoring team record for one
season. During the 1929-30 season,
when Weiland made his all-time
scoring record. the Bruins piled
up 179 goals in A games while 90
goals were netted. by their oppo-
sition.
During the same season the
Bruins amassed the most team
points. scoring II points in "A
games by winning 3S contests,
tying one and losing five.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Dearborn Recreation
Cage League

Mondsy's games. Circle Midway VS..
Montgomery Ward At Dearborn High
School at p. m. Smoke shop vs.. Rang
ers at Dearborn High School at p. m.
son Jaycees at Henry Ford School At
n. m; Carmen Theater va. Winston At
Henry Ford School at p. m; Dorosh,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

We thought Harry Wismer did bangup job in reporting
battle in the Sugar Bowl the biggest
assignment radio and he through
splenddly the that Tennessee alma nanny
game makes very mellow the whole subject
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Starred at Lincoln High
More bad news!


Sgt Orlando Romano brother of Frank welkn boxing
trainer and one of the managers The Detroit Times Diamond
Belt tournaments killed action in the Buna area the
week of December Is.
Orlando was a the Lincoln High football
team Warren Township and has two brothers on
the police there-Wie Vincent both sergeants
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

It. Com c. l.. Edwards, former senior officer OF tn
Naval Aviation has received his wings
Pensacola Fla and reports he being tansferre
back to the important assignment unde
Capt Ernie LIGHT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

Stanley Evans former great amateur Negro hghter IN
ro is at Officers Training School in Greenevile, s. c.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
Cunninqham Has TO Back Up Now

Those writers, Bosons Bill Cunningham In
particular hard time making any take them
Remember all that hokum about Boston
College being could lick the best professional
team?
Youngstown home of both frankie Sinkwch and George
Poschne Georgia plans celebration the like of which
Ohio athletic hero when the two favored
return from the Bowl game.
Poschner blocked the punt that youngstown 20
lead The hobbng Snkwh scored the next touchdown and
youngstown" riding clover Nice hill bies these boys
from Youngstown
loose fine rebel from the red clay
hills Of Boston named Walter Slater.
Coast writers they haven't better blocker than
George Ceham of Michigan since Ernie Pnckert maued EN-
Of the way for Southern California
Cethaml and AL Wiste both starred the East beat the
six games.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04

"Whadda
Why long covered feet anyway said
the aggrieved rookie.
Some Family. Those Smythes
SMYTHEs WAR Mai Conn Smythe former
Maple Leafs represented
the Canadian Army, Navy and Air Force He's with his
and his daughter
s writers
acclaming another Jimmy Orlando" In the Of Maurice
Conc0rda Juniors
fame when they begin saying things like that en- James,
New Track Must Await Wars End
RACE TRACK: The group headed by Jack
German which plans track here
for m holds occasional meetings and looks over the
architects track have been abandoned
until after the we couldn't get materials to throw
wooden grandtands said the associates the other
day any gold rush" track with
like Camden IN J) plant The only
kind track that would support would be beautifully
Handicapped with modern and competent
officials attainable And plenty of money!
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-04
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
~ Sport. Editor

|. Edeor-LoMotto 90 Gets 1t. Commander Edwards
y Boxing Of TO Good Gets His Wings ot
Start Here in I943 Pensacola Naval Base
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Bulgarian Crisis Moy
Take Nation Out of Axis
Unrest Flores in Wake of
Italian DeboeIe; Riotins Spreads

that most of the work was de-
voted 10 preparations Tor an ex-
pected uprising against the
German alliance.
There is little doubt that Bull
garian fear and unrest are
mounting. Since the Sicilian in
vasion, Bulgarian newspapers
have published numerous car
toons warning against rumor
mongering and ridiculing any
fear of Britain and the United
States.
The form a Bulgarian collapse
might take is uncertain, for it is
possible that King Boris, faced
with invasion and defeat, might
attempt to avert popular up
heaval, which probably woulu
cost him his throne, by dis
carding the Philov government
and installing another instructed
TO arrange peace.
The situation is regarded as
so tense, however, that rela-
lively minor incident might be
sufficient to touch off a revolu-
ton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Welfare Merger Challenged
by Lansing Representative :.
kireher Attacks Right OF
Fouri TO Hold Two Top Posts

LANSING, July % - up -
State Representative Fred l..
Kircher. Lansing Republican,
today challenged recent merger
of the two top positions in Mich
igans state welfare system, re-
questing an opinion from the
Attorney Generals office on
the constitutionality Of the ac-
ton.
The State Welfare Commits
sion named F. F Fauri, State
Social Security supervisor, to
also hold the position Of Direct
or of State Welfare, succeeding
John d. O'Connell, Democrat
who was appointed under for
and who resigned Jul. l.
This is the same thing which
was attempted by the last scs-
sion of the Legislature KIrch-
or wrote Rushton, pointing out
that the House Social Aid and
Welfare Committee Of which he
was chairman killed a Senate
approved measure to merge the
positions.
1T is my opinion, he wrote,
that the majority of the State
Welfare Commission are at
tempting to do something that
they failed TO have done by a
bill in the State Legislature.
Therefore l am requesting an
opinion from your department
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
SET ALLEGATION
OF Edible Fats
10 Per Cent Cut
is Revealed

WASHINGTON, July % -
Up The War Food administra-
ton (WFA) announced today an
ALLEGATION of edible fats and veg
etable oils under which civil
ians would get about f,.e pounds
or 10 per cent less on a per CAPT
ia basis during the - month-pe-
riod ending next June 80 than
they consumed in 1912
Including in the ALLEGATION
were butter, lard, shortening,
and margarine. All are ration
ed.
The food agency said the per
capita supply of these foods was
expected to be about "A pounds
The total supply Of these food
fats and oils available for alio-
cation was estimated AZ slightly
more than 100000 pounds.
More than 100000, 900 pounds
were allocated TO civilians. AID
about $500, 100000 to the armed
forces. T. S. territories. the
Lend-Lease program, and re-
serves for future use Of countries
freed from enemy occupation.
The VIA said that nine ounc-
es a week civilian per capita
would be available for direct
purchase under ration coupons
and about As ounces for indi-
rect consumption in such items
as restaurant meals. bakery pro-
ducts, mayonnaise, salad dress
ing, canned fish, potato chips,
CONNECTIONS and fried nuts.
In addition to the edible fats
and oils, civilians will be allotted
about 3,0O0,O00,000 pounds of
fats and oils for inedible purpos-
es, principally soap. during the
12-month period.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Glimmer Of Hope
Found for Miners
Six Men Trapped
in Cool Mine Shoft

BRlDGEVILLE, Pa. July %
ID A silent knot of relatives
huddled at the mouth of a coal
mine shaft found a glimmer of
hope today that six miners
trapped by a torrent of water
might still be alive.
Z, f. Quenon of the U. S. Blu
reau of mines said DEMONSTRATING
air might have seeped through a
foot of space between the water
level and the top of the 10-foot
tunnel If the men were at their
regular working place beyond
an upturn in the shaft.
II they were caught nearer the
bottom of the pit, however. eff
forts OF a pumping crew working
doggedly 10 lower the water lev
Ell enough TO send in a rescue
raft would be in vain, Quenon
said.
one OF the group which waited
through the night was l3-year-
old George Reinstadtler. son of
Henry Reinstadtler, a mine boss
who is one of the crew marooned
Tuesday night.
F. p Ollett, president Of the
Ollett Brothers Coal Co. opera
tor OF the mine, identified the
others as Frank Albertina, Ce-
sare Rua. Peter Carroll, John
Bonassi and Albert Long. All
live near the mine, which is II
miles from Pittsburgh.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-29
Merchantmen
Production Up
Shipping Executive
Cites Figures

NEW YORK, July 29-(P)-
Despite wartime losses, Ameri-
cas- merchant marine today is
greater in number and tonnage
than the combined pre-War
fleets Of the Axis, says j. Lev is
Luckenbach, president of the
American Bureau of shipping.
Speaking before the Bureaus
board of managers yesterday,
Luckenbach disclosed that this
country's shipyards have deliv-
cred 1896 merchant vessels
since Pearl Harbor-more than
existed in American fleet when
the European war began in 1899.
He added that fleets of all ma
tions have suffer ed sinkings and
censorship forhids making exact
totals available.
Production of merchantmen
over 1000 gross tons in America
during the first half of this year,
Luckenbach declared, more than
equalled last years entire output
and if the present production
rate is maintained, the industry
this year will more than double
nc outpu. of 1912.
During I'll. first six months OF
this year. ne said, Pacific coast
shi3yards - '6uced 81 per cent
Of ihe total number of rc1ant
vessels; Atlantic cast var Is, ~
per cent, and Guf coast ~ &c.
IA per cent
A number c. .:Ige ore car
riers we're or rleted in :; c
Great Lakes area, Lucken Iach
added.