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Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-11
213 Enroll
 For School

School enrolment on the open ing day of school Tuesday total led 2l3 students, Superintendent R. L. Clifton announced, an in- crease of 32 pupils over the en- rollment at the close of the pre- ceding year. As in the past the total will probably be increased by students who enter late.
 The total is composed of 177 grade and 36 high school stud ents.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-11

Everyone laughed over the story of the soldier in Anchor age. who had been away from home 17 months, who got a wire telling him he was a father. It transpired that the wires, which are form messages sent by num- Der, had been twisted up and he should have gotten a wire men, tioning his wedding anniversary.
 Even better, we think, is the story of the local soldier, who has been away from home p months, who got letter from his wife, telling of a new arrival. The soldier promptly passed out cigars to all his friends.
 Only in this case there was no mistake
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-11

The characters portrayed in the cartoon on page 8 are pure ly fictional, and bear no resem- blance i've insist, absolutely NO resemblance) to any person, either living or half-dead. Any similarity is purely aboriginal.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-09-11
EN-

This photo, taken at naval base in Florida, shows 2 "twist- CTS" off the coast. Both tunnels lasted about 20 minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
2Ex-Counci|men I
To Seek P Pdro|es

Two former Detroit councilmcn
VIII appear for hearing before the
state parole board on Oct. D IN
an attempt 70 gain release from
Jackson Prison where they have
been serving 3 10 10-year terms
for accepting bribes
They are Harry I. Dingeman
and John F. Hamilton. both Of
whom were sentenced by Record
er's Judge Stein in Aug, l94l, for
completely in the Herman Gar
denS scandal Judge Stein said
he had been asked FOR an opinion
on the case by the parole board
but refused 10 reveal his reply.
At the time of the hearing the
two will have completed their
minimum terms with time off for
good behavior.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Mercury Hits
45-Yedr High
Photo by Times sfaT Photographer

-Speeitefiffaa= =Retfeitefs=fettta= re
lief today from record-smaShing
temperatures which had scared
yesterday TO new 45-year high
for Sept. l, with an official 90 de-
gfeeS.
Highest previous temperature
this year was on June 26, when
the mercury stood al 95.
The peak yesterday was reached
at ) p. m.
Cooler weather today Will be
followed by somewhat lower tenn
peratureS tonight, the weather
man promised.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Sun BdtherS Start
Apartment House Fire

Ban1aEc- estimated at S5,be6
today from a fire which started
Cn the roof and swept through
he fourth floor Of an apartment
at 1881 Dexter last night None
Of The occupants was injured.
The fire was believed started
ny sun bathers who left burning
CIgarcts near a mattress on the
root of the building.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
MayOraI Candidate
COnceaIS Platform
v r. RALLY

Charles J. T. Duggan, a candi-
date for mayor, today brought
new wrinkle into city politics by
announcing that he would reveal
his platform AFTER he is nomi-
mated.
Duggan, proprietor Of Duggan'S
Bar at l4305 +. Warren flied his
nJmination fee with City Clerk
Leadbetter, shortly after Edward
a. Carey, 165l1 SnoWden. and
brought the total 10 seven candi-
dates for the office.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Escaped Axis Prisoners
In Canada All Taken

KINGSTON. Ont, Sept. 2 tUP)
Military authorities disclosed
today they had completed
roundup of 10 prisoners who es-
capped from an internment camp
at Fort Henry Thursday. The
last three of the group, Wilhelm
Joesting. Ernest Muench and
Heinz Wirtz, were captured at
CLAYTON n Y
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Rep. KiIstrom Dies

GRAND RAPIDS. Sept 2 CUP)
State Rep. Oscar +. KilStrom
50 Grand Rapids Republican. died
yesterday Al Blodgett Hospital
where he had been a patient for
a week
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
" PRIBBH

would appeal 10 the small busi.
ness man for support
We have been kicked around
-fuHg enough, H. SAID TITS
time some one did something
about IT,"
lie failed 10 reveal what his
plans for the small business man
were.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Hopkins Predicts
Allied Victory in 1945

NEW YORK, Sept 2 ms
Harry Hopkins, personal friend
and advisor 10 President Roose-
Welt. predicted In an article IN tho
American Magazine tn r. the
wa. could be- won in lgi5, bat
warns that II we lose Pussj7'
tho war may 60 on much longer
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
NATIVE OF OHIO

Duggan. who is 81 IS married
and the father Of one child. A
native Of Lima, O., he came TO
Detroit when he was 4 years old
Prior 10 his venture as a tavern
operator, he worked as salesman.
Although he declined TO outline
a complete platform until after
nomination. he admitted that he
stood for economy and more of-
fciency in all city departments.
greater respect by city employees
for their duties. more municipal
planning, an adequate airport for
Detroit and a cleanup of the
Sums
Carey is a former plumber. en-
ployed by the city at Receiving
Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

ROBERT VI. MEIGS, 20
Mr.. Meigs. who was killed
when his plane hit a fence
while landing at the ranch Of
his parents at Patagonia,
Ariz. He's the son Of James
3. Meigs, western manager
for The American Weekly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Saved Us.
S3O Daily
--Spalek

Breaking = selen-wcck silence
/ Ii,il, i.-ltlK Today L0r Lhe IIrzI
time defended himself Of charges
mat hc had padded pay rolls and
claimed instead. that he had
saved t1c cotcrnmoui SO daily
SpaIeE and hls partner William
Zrcncmk. war plant owners. arc
on trial before "a jury In Federal
Judge PIcards court
CLAIMS MONEY SAVED
Chatting informally outside the
judges courtroom. Spaiek said
more than 100 craftsmen
work I'm our plant. II each man
took l5 minutes daily to trans
fer his designs from his desk 10
the main vault in The plant. II
would cost the government 500
daily.
II hired a watChman for this
work and II cost the government
only S3l daily. / save that much
money for the government but
they say il il not right
DIRECT LABOR ONLY
T. is claimed however. that
Spalck charged Tho Waichman S
time 10 prime contractors. al
though contract Sflpula'IonS pro-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
100000 Autos
In State HEADING
For Scrap Piles

A transportation crisis faced
Michigan motorists as a series Of
government reports indicated to-
day that nearly 100000. or about
80 per cent OF privately owned
cars. will be off the states high
ways within a year.
Clarence NJ. Day, OPA district
officer. revealed that l00, 900 fewer
motorists in the 13-county Detroit
district have renewed A gas
ration, books.
The secretary Of states effiee
reported that 100000 car owners
have failed 10 buy the second half
of l943 license tabs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
? ORCHESTRA MEMBERS

JAKOB JOSEF KERR, 81. of
Mt Clemens. a member af the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra for
is years.
. HERMAN -GtENTHEP ~ Of
'292l +. Jefferson a celhst with
the symphony who is alleged 10
have visited Germany twice after
taking out his citizenship and 10
have boon an active member Of
tho bund.
PAUL GIES. -. an electrician.
Who formerly lived an 81 T.
Euclid
FRITZ BRUNO EBERT. 81
NeaEnla lnaL -Ha 4l+.-- --t,-i tt,E2 II I
agents found several German
medals, one from Adolf Hitler in
raid on Ebert's home ~ 1875
Gartner last February Ebert Is
The only one a. The defendants
who has failed 10 deny Tire
charges 10 date.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
DIRECT LABOR ONLY

"lour Own Horoscope" nv
Frances Drake, il one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
COP Leaders
Meet in Detroit,
Go 10 MdCkinac

Republican party greats and
near greats gathered here today
prior TO their trip 10 Macklnac
Island where the party's postwar
advisory council viii 90 into ses-
sion.
Republican governors. % in
number: five United States Sena-
tors; 10 party officials and II
members Of the House Will gather
al NaCkinac's Grand Hotel in
guarded SecluSion 10 discuss
foreign and domestic postwar
problems which will confront the
nation.
Early arrivals in Detroit In
cluded national committeeman
Dan Milestone Of Montana Miss
Marion Martin, assistant chair
man Of the Republican national
committee: Senator and Mrs.
Xandenberg, and Edward Dirksen.
Illinois congressman.
MEET MRS. HAY
All conferred last night or
early today with Mrs. Dudley G.
Hay. Detfoits national committees
woman, at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
The leaders leaving Detroit for
Mackinac will be greeted this
afternoon as they board the
steamship Nnrth-Amerlca -by-Re-
publican national chairman -Har.
rison +. Spangler.
Also scheduled Tor the party
SESSIONS are Rep. Frances Bolton
.nf Ohio governors -SaltoRstaA of
Massachusetts, Sewell Of Maine
and Martin of Pennsylvania.
DEWEY TO BE THERE
Governors Bricker of Ohio.
Dewey of New York and u. S.
Senator Taft of Ohio will join
the party Sunday at Mackinac.
From the sessions are expected
10 come recommendations TO the
national committee and through
it TO the platform committee OF
the 1914 national convention.
Recommendations are expected
10 be based upon studies made at
the conference of the serious post
war problems which must be met
Immediately at the conclusion or
the war.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
90 COUNCIL CANDIDATES

The list Of candidates for the
council was brought 10
q with the filing Of Joseph J..
MoCor. butcher and grocer of
1922 <. Patricia. who said he
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
PERILS WAR OUTPUT

From Lansing came a report
that aging tires, cars and parts,
and a manpower shortage mark
growing menace" 10 war produc-
ton
Maxwell Halsey. executive sec
FetaFy OF the state safety COM
mission, informed Governor Kelly
that Of 1,544.55l passenger cars
registered in l94l, only 976,726
may be operating at the end Of
1914.
Halsey pointed out that 46.7 per
cent OF war workers cars are AT
least six years old. Many, he
said. will probably become un-
uSable in the next few months.
RUBBER CRISIS, TOO
The rubber situation in Michi-
gan is also critical, Halsey said
adding:
"If the states quota of recap
material for the rest of the year
were available nj once, more
than 100000 tires still would
require attention.
Completing the first inventory
of automotiNe resources attempte ed
in any state, Halsey warned that
.SceFHpuleHs- care must he sttb-
stituted for lack Of replacement
facilities
lie renewed his plea 10 the
motoring public 10 observe the
35-miIe-an-hour speed limit, share
the-ride and give prompt atten-
tinn- to essential -a4ieHetipe -Fe-
pairs and requirements.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
ALL FACE INTERNMENT

The defendants, all of whom
face lnternment for the duration
and deportation 10 Germany after
the war in event their citizenship
is cancelled. are
JOHN HENRY SCHRIEBER.
81. ALLEGED chief Of the bund here
and a leader in The Friends Of
New Germany.
FRITZ STREUER. 46-ycar-old
chemist and alleged friend Of Max
Stephan, convicted traitor Streucr
is serving llVe-Ncar sentence in
the federal pcnitcntiary for CON
SpiracY 10 violate the scicCtive
service act.
HtGtST BAECKFB, SR. who
is serving "A o months jail SEN
tence following his convection IN
federal court on charges that he
was a Nazi agent recruiting
skilled workers here FOR Jobs in
Germany Baccker formerly liked
at l2l75 Ilene.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Federal Court
Asked 10 Rule
Bund Subversive

a petition asking that the Ger
man American Bund and its pre-
'4deceSsor the Friends Of New Ger
many be declared subverSive or
CARNATIONS in order 10 facilitate
Decentralization pr ocec q i n & 5
against seven Dctroitcrs pur-
ported 10 be members of the or
ganization'S. was filed today in
federal court.
Louis M. Hopping, assistant
l.. S. attorney at the same time
asked that eases against tfTU seven
he consolidated inasmuCh as all,
with the exception of one, have
denied affillatlon with either or
ganlZation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
WhirIdwdy Tops
Field Opening
Churchill Downs

LEXINGTON, Ky, March "a
QNSJ - Warren WriGhts WhIrl-
away leading money winning horse
of the world tops the field of eligi-
bles nominated for the Phoenix
Handicap which will hlghlight
Kecncland'S first day of racing
at Churchill Downs Saturday,
April 10
Other Calumet Farm nQmina-
lions include the outstanding Ken
lucky Derby candidate Ocean
Wave. the crack stakes filly Mar
Kel and QmeneS, a 5-year-old
campaigncr IN the barn of Trainer
Ben a. Jones.
Only TWO other owners nom
mated more than one horse each
Herbert NJ Woof, Kansas City
turfman, named Pig Tails and
Contraction, Thomas B. Cromwell
Of Lexington named ForeVic anc
Boveiand. Other nominatOrS were
Brownell Combs, Dearborn Stable
Mrs. +. Denemark. A. {. Ernst
Greentree Stable Hal Price Head
ley. Peterson and ChildS. J w
Rodgers. Allen 7. Simons and NJ
WeXleT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
t,5OOWOnenAid
At Fairgrounds

The SrCHnliners, an organiza-
ton Of 1900 Detroit women de-
voted to a program of physical
fitness. is going 10 have It's chance
TO put to good use the lessons
learned during the winter.
Each member viii be requested
to serve as a part time assistant
to playground leaders during the
summer, John J. ConSidine gen.
cral superintendent of the depart.
ment Of parks and recreation saiC
today.
His proposal was approved
UNANIMOUSLY yesterday by tho
parks and recreation commission
in its weekly meeting
Were faced with such
shortage OF manpower that il
will be impossible to get ade-
quate leadership unless we have
voluntary assistance" ConsIdInc
SaId.
Last year we added l22 In
>tructOrs TO our stan during the
summer. Because 80 many are
entering the service or war
work, 1 believe il will be impos-
Sible for the civil service com
mission TO supply Us with the
people we need"
Men in the nCiEhborhoodS of the
100 Fairgrounds maintained by the
city also VIII be recruited, Consi-
dine said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Loudon Packing Sold
To Standard Brands

NEW YORK. March PAT. c.
Hayes, president of Loudon Pack
ing Co, Terre Hautc, Ind, an
nounced sale Of the company and
all its business 10 Standard Brands,
Inc. subject 10 ratification by Lou
don stockholders. a contract COW
ering the arrangement provides
that all Loudon personnel continue
in management OF the business for
Standard Brands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

knew at Wayne . Leo Macdon-
ellis son, Robert, is taking prellm-
mary training at Miami Beach.
Another WAYNE lad, John
Faugh, haIfbaCk on the football
team and freshman track star, has
completed his course at Miami
Beach and moved along Now
he is al ErSkine College
Bufom Kip Harding OF the Wayne
basketball team. who left IL the
middle of the season to be a naval
officer candidate, is at Abbott
Hall. Northwestern University
Ensign Gordon HaSSlg, d
swimmer, IS al the Philadelphia
Navy Yards where he is taking
advance work IN arreSting gear
He viii likely be assigned 10
an aircraft carrier when he COM
pletes his training II. William
Kingery of the basketball team
was home for a few days and then
left for Enid, Okla, where he'll
be an aviation instructor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Props Assured
Spring Program

The Metropolitan High School
League was assured spring
sports program by the allotment
of a $4,000 budget to the Detroit
Board Of Education yesterday
The programs details Will hC
decided at a meeting, April .
when coaches and athletic dlrcc.
tors Will vote upon either varsity
competition or class teams, such
as was held IN swimming and bas-
ketball during the winter
Vaughn Blanchard. supervisor OF
health education. told the board
that the Detroit Baseball Co.
would not furnish the league with
baseballs and bats this season be-
cause of the inability Of the club
TO buy more than needed for It's
own use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry schwartz. rs. Mary Zoru az.
Edward A Besthsr. IS; Veronica N.
Leonard schne,d. 70. Ruth s,.chsr. 70.
Herman J. Peterson. 81. Fern Anderson.
Fsrrie, Lee Taylor. n June jackson. 10.
Harold a Green - Barbara Dssno. "A.
Howard sheets % Cecil Williams u
James p Williams. "a. CORA B Work.
Joseph sis,kow.ki =" Mildred MaeDon-
Ge ara q {. Neal. 20. rn,ina Williams. "a.
LOUIS Iced. -: Anne Nraman ..
Lyle kellogg - verna II Lind a.
Ellis r Pearson. 2s Dorothy Grier %
Casmer Wslkowsh 50 Sophie ". Can
psfod r. Cline. "a: Margaret Z. Tuck.
Irving Gsuthier "a: Dorothy Rad.ck. n.
John Jackson. 81 Ruth Anna Er.ry. 10
John y. sackett 6j Margaret h Boyer.
Joseph Edwards "a: Virgins simpson. 20.
Harold Porter - Mildred Young Is
Herbert shannon. 2s Ruth Nerrtck, n.
Frank zukow.M % Helen Brsden, 81.
William J. Nanen, %. Norma M. Csna-
han. 81.
Theodore y varady. 10, June L,. Dalton.
Arthur Nichols. ~. Jean Reninny "a.
William r Gee. "a: Virgins smith. 20.
Maron Mott. 80 WINE " Eley. 81
ceiisx Johnson ~ Helen NJ Williams. n.
William W. Renvick, " Dolly J Niche.
%
Charles r Nelson. ~: Cora Edwards. a.
Terry Bullock. Is. Lille Howell. Il.
Gilbert Usher. 81. Mary Hilman. %
Frederick Weidner. 20. Phyllis Rogovskf,
John j. Casey a. Julia McAulH "
Victor G. Adamsk -, joyce Tyson. 20.
Paul NJ. Appleby. 81 Florence L. Gd-
dings IS
Henry Clay. 80 Cleo Mays. 20
G.rois Bornerito p Marie Marsh. %
Renouf Johns. 81: Helen r. Atkinson 10.
hib-r Cdt,rrn, 70: ThelmA Franks, n.
Arthur Stubs. Is. Eleanor J Detweiler. "a.
Harold Choskey. "a: Virginia Fabinski. 20.
Charles wallace Jr., q Shirley Whitfield.
1s
Elmer Ellstrom Jr.. 20 Dorothy J. Lang.
Gerald p Wilson. %. Mary +. Vaughn. "a.
Willis Lee IL Amelia Smith, 80 ".
Vernon Dawes. 81 Nellie Roberts. al N-
Edward Zionek, 20 Evelyn NJ Bork, 10.
Arnold c. Fuchs. % Charlotte A. Msyaii
James H. Simmons Jr.. 20; Issn.lle MeKss.
Ernest Samuel Ker,esz. q; Dorothy schans.
ie
Zygmunt churski. 20; Estelle A. orlech, "a.
Henry Q. Cbsves. Is Elvira Rho, 10.
Lysie y. Hunting. -: Lila Hoffman. 40.
Paul Coleman, al. Cora Baker. %;
Frank Allan. -: Louise Butler. 20.
Joseph serriej. 2s Bernics Bartowisk, ~.
Smith Bioodworth. rs; Dehlah Lawrence, n.
walter suiowski. 30: viole, Degutis. Al.
Richard l.. King. 81; liner Wright, %.
John A. Gonter, 81 Amelia selegesn, -
Floyd Harris, "a Fay voorhees,, -.
Charles NJ. Farmer. 20. Agnes Pulk, a..
Jack d. Short, IS; Margaret Lcaman. 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Doug Bentley Given
Grand by His Boss

CHICAGO. March "a QNs)-
Doug Bentley, left wing on the
Chicago Blackhawks hockey team.
was homeward bound for Delisle,
Sask today with = surprise gift
lr hI- pocket. check for 81 600
gwen hum by Mai Frederic Nc
Laughl.n. owner Of the Hawks, M
recognition of Bcntlcy's record in
topping The National Hockey
League by eor.ng 10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Braves Are Hit
By Loss Of ;
Best Players
ny international New service

The majority of the headaches
collected by major league baseball
magnates as they attempt TO field
teams for another wartime base
ball season, paled into insignlfi-
canoe today in comparison with
the ache developed bh=lSaia= Quinn,
president of the Boston Braves.
Fate threw three fast strikes
past Quinn and II looks like he
will have TO search for replace
mcntS for outfielder Max West,
infielder Billy Myers and catcher
Ernie Lombard
West passed his final physical
examination and will report TO the
army Friday; Myers, former Gin
cinnati and Chicago Cub employe
who was purchased from Los
Angeles last Saturday, has de-
cided 10 give up baseball, and
lombard National League bat
ting champ, threatens 10 retain
his Job in a defense plant.
\ Although General NJ n a ger
James T. Gallagher announced the
Cubs are not bothered by holdouts
such athletes as outiiclderS Lou
Noyikuff and Bill Nicholson and
catcher Clyde Mccullough were
conspicuous by their absence al
French Lick. Ind. where Manager
Jimmy Wilson is drilling his play.
erS on COLL course.
The absences at the Cub CAM
were reduced 10 six after infieldel
Stu Martin. pitcher Dick Kew
lL4cl- Barrett and rookie George
lWaShburn reported
NovikOff. according 10 report
from the West Coast, has SpurneC
tho second Cub offer a sc, 600 con
tract which represents a 81 900 in
crease over last year Novikoff, 81
the report Goes, IS demanding
$4,000.
The Philadelphia PhillieS were
getting nowhere fast today in theil
feud with the New York Yankee
over the trade involving Nicl
Etten.
The PhItS were somewhat APP
: peased when Rabe Dahlgren, on
OF the most Travelled players ~
baseball. put IN his appearance a
Philadelphia Hershey Pa camp
Manager Luke Sewell of th'
st. Louis Browns is so optimistic
over his teams appearance that HI
rs trying 10 book some exhibition
games with the ST. Louis Card
nails. Sewell still is waiting TO heal
, from Paul Dean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
By EDGAR HAYES

Chuck EElestone paid the sport
Department a QUICK visit ycSter-
day Chuck is home on a
short leave 10 celebrate his pro-
motion 10 second lieutenant in
the tank corps 49,. lie received ms
commission last Saturday at Fort
Knox YouN remember Chuck
- t,fe ~ the host amateur golfers
IN The state before he enlisted
about two years ago.
Cpl. Harold l.. Cannon son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Cannon
1920 Brush. Highland Park, was
a member of the championship
basketball team al Camp Polk,
La. His team from the 05th
aTmorcd infantry division, ended
a l7-Gamc winning streak compiled
by the Station Complement five IN
the finals. Is 10 p Later they
defeated the Ridder air base team
that had a record of p conSecu-
tive wins II was the only
defeat Of the season for the air
base squad.
Paul V. ColumbIni Of Detroit
was advanced 10 first lieutenant
al the air transport command,
Camp Luna. \ NJ. He COM
peted in Sandlot baseball and soft
ball and bowled on three cham
pionshlp clubs He came here
from Garnsey, Ala by way OF
Pensacola. Fla -. lie received his
first training IN the air corps al
Kecsler Field and then Miami
Beach.
Ii. Pat Savage is sending out
the good word from Hanford. Cal,
where he is an instructor IN the
air corps The lieutenant be-
came the father of an elght-pound
boy the other day =. . lie was CO.
captain of the football team at
Wayne in 1910 Jack Graham,
Quarterback last year. is AT Miami
Beach starting ms air corps train
ing He writes there are many
BOYS from Detroit and Michigan
there Some Of the lads he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Pick OSU
For Swim
Prize =

COLUMBUS, O., March "a
GNS)-Swim experts today were
wagering even money that Ohio
State UnivcrSity's Big Ten cham
pionship swimming team would
take the most highly-prized plum
of the indoor tank ScaSon-thC
National Collegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION title.
The Buckeyes will play host to
this years NCAA swim meet in
the spacious Ohio State University
natatorium Friday and Saturday
Missing from the scene will be
the defending champion. Yale
which. because of wartime trans
portation difficulties, elected moi
10 defend us title.
Nineteen schools have entered
81 swimmers in this years meet
Three are as far away as the ives
coast namely College of the
Pacific, the University of Cali
fornia and Stanford University
Other schools which will be rep
resented include Texas A. d NJ.
Columbia, De Paw, Iowa, Mich
gan State, Michigan, MaSSachu
sets State College, Minnesota
Penn State. Princeton, Purdu
and Syracuse
Mike Pcppc, coach Of Ohio
greatest swim ming team II
years" thinks Michigan Universit
VIII provide the most opposition
for the Buckeyes. The WolVer
ines. who finished second IN III
Big Ten meet, defeated the Buck
! twice I'm dual meets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
SeIfridge and Briggs
Are Gaze Champions

Selfrldgc Field Fliers and Briggs
Aircraft basketball teams are
champions today in the Mctropoli-
tan area and VIII compete IN two
state meets.
Selfridge defeated Jaglowicz,
i5-4l last night 10 become Metro
AAU titliSt and will compete in
the State AAU at Midland Satur-
day. Briggs Aircraft won the Class
A Municipal Open league crown
by edginC out CavalCade, 36-35, and
PLAYS in the state recreation event