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Oseor ZoeIIing Leods
Major League BowIers

Powered by Oscar Zoelling
who shot an even 600 for the
first 500 series Of his career,
Prichs Sales bolstered its grip
on first place last night in the
MonItor-Leader Major League
at Bowl-O-Drome by scoring a
shutout over Oldbru. Denmarsh
Hotel, Prichs closest rival, had
TO be satisfied with 2-1 win
over Altes Lager Blue Rock
Cafe and Dads Place also won
two games the former defeating
Harper Drain Commission and
Dads winning from J. & J. Mu-
sic.
Individual honors were car
ried off by Harry Gahlau, Den
marsh leadoff man who blasted
the Naples for 683. third high
series of the season He opened
with 2l2 and followed with an
other PIP and a 259 Hank Mac
Council Of Priehs was the only
other bowler besides Zoeiling to
reach 500. He had 225-21l in
627.
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AIcoa Heads List Of Places Hitler Wants Destroyed
Exchange Ship
NearS Port
With Americans

MORMUGAO, Portuguese In
dia, Oct Is -(P)- The Jap
anese exchange ship Teia Maru,
bringing American repatriates
from the Far East, was sighted
off Mormugao at 8:45 a. m to-
day Ql:45 p. m. Eastern War
Time Thursday
Previously the port officer
here had been informed by
radio that the liner Gripsholm,
b bringing japanese Nationals
from America, would arrive in
this exchange port tomorrow.
(The Teia Maru is carrying
1896 Americans. 22l Canadians
and 40 Latin Americans who
have been under internment in
Japanese hands and will be ex-
changed at MormHgao for the
Japanese Nationals aboard the
GripSholm)
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Michigan High
Grid Roundup

DETROIT, Oct. 15-(P)-The
Michigan High School football
season reaches the halfway mark
this weekend with only ten of
80 major powers remaining un-
defeated and united.
With five teams bounced out
of the top ranks last weekend.
The class A 900 enrollmenD
schools with perfect records
a.e:
Four victorics-Grand Rapids
Catholic Central
Three victories-Ann Arbor,
Dearborn Ford SON. Lansing
Eastern. Detroit Catholic Cen
trial.
Two victories Flint North
ern and four Detroit schools
DENLY, Northwestern, u. of d.
and Cooley.
Four other schools undefeat-
cd but once tied These are
Benton Harbor with tire VIC
tories, Dearborn with two and
Detroit Western and Southwest
ern with one each,
WEEKS BEST GAMES
One Of the top contests Of the
weeks program of more than 30
games matches unbeaten Lam
sing Eastern with Battle Creek
Central BY beating defending
champion jackson, the Lansing
eleven became a favorlte for the
Five-A league title, and once
beaten Battle Greek Will . a
further test.
Detroit Catholic Central, own
er of the states longest Class A
winning streak of IL games, has
soft touch in Kalamazoo ST.
Augustine, which is still seeking
its first triumph. Flint Northern,
winner of ten straight, tackles
Saginaw, ! TX q wise without
victory.
THE CONFERENCE RACES:
Southwestern Muskegon
Heights meets Kalamazoo Cen
trail in the top game. Benton
Harbor is favored over Grand
Haven and Muskegon should
beat Holland.
Grand Rapids-Catholic Cen
trail, winner Of a tough 10 to Ia
decision over South on Monday,
has another strong foe Saturday
in Central. A victory would
virtually clinch another title for
Catholic Central.
ve-A-The big game in this
league is scheduled Oct. %
when Ann Arbor meets Lansing
Eastern. Meanwhile. the Lansing
entry should beat Battle Creek
and Ann Arbor should take Lam
sing Sexton.
Saginaw Valley 49, The two
Flint teams play the two Sagi-
nav teams, but much attention
will be directed to Pontiac's tilt
with Bay City Central Pontiac
is the league darkhorse.
Detroit 49, A clash between
Cooley nd Northwestern tops
the Metropolitan League sched-
ule although battle between
Southwestern and u. of d. is not
far behind.
MAKING THE ROUNDS
Fullback Jim Marks of Kala-
mazoo Central. who got four
touchdowns against J k o n
early in the season. scored all 20
points in this team s victory over
/ Grand Haven Lansing s
annual classic between Eastern
and Sexton Will. be played Nov.
II at Michigan States Macklin
Field Lansing football
writer's who used TO say nice
things about Dick Kieppe and
Merv Pregulnan are now saying
them about Halfback Bob Brueg-
ger Of Eastern Port Huron
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House Bans
Subsidies Use
Bonk Committee
Ends Truce

WASHINGTON, Oct - (P)
- With a challenge to a free
for-all fight on the issue, the
House Banking Committee to-
day broke three-month truce
between Congress and the adj
ministration over the use of sub
J sides TO force down consumer
prices.
BY Is to 10 vote the COM
mittee wrote into a measure ex-
tending the life of the COM
modify credit corporation (CCC)
stringent ban against future
use of subsidies 49, the admin
istration's devise for combat
ting initiation and simultane-
ously:
2 Denied the agency's request
for boost in borrowing auth
GRITTY from S3,000,O00,000 to
So, 500. 100000.
u Denied the agency's request
for permission 10 sell some per-
ishable commodities below par
ity prices in order TO prevent
waste and spoilage.
b Provided that subsidy out
LAYS in effect or announced
prior to Wednesday could con-
tinue until the end of the year
if the agencies financing them
have the necessary funds.
a. Prohibited use of any CCC
funds or those of other govern
ment agencies or corporations
such as the Reconstruction Fl
nance Corporation (RFC) for
new subsidies.
- Ruled that the Office of
Price Administration (OPA)
could fix no price ceilings be-
low the incentive support prices
designed by the War Food Ad-
ministration tWFA) to encour-
age production.
g. Extended the life of the
CCC until June 80, 1945. With
out congressional action it will
expire at the end Of the year.
The committees broadside
turned the legislative calendar
back to the June days when Con-
gress and President Roosevelt
we're engaged in an acrimonious
battle over the question Of al
lowing prices to rise or TO peg
them by making up the differ
ence between cost-plus profits
and fixed price through sub
sides
President Roosevelt won that
fight by vetoing a bill contain
/ ing a subsidy ban similar 10 the
new one approved by the Bank
ing Committee. The president
is expected TO make his position
clear once again soon in mes
sage outlining the nations 1914
food requirements.
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Allies Whole Offensive Strategy
Made Possible by Town S Aluminium
BY s. BURTON HEATH


ALCOA, Tenn. - THIS syn
thetic little community, created
out of farmland by the Aium!-
mum Company OF America Is
Adolf Hitler's Public Enemy No,
One. He fears IL more than any
other single unit IN the gigantic
industrial machine that TINS ma
ton has created 10 become the
arsenal Of democracy
This Is evidenced by ge fact
that when eight specially trained
saboieurs were landed from sub
marines last year, carrying lists
of installations 10 DC destroyed.
the Alcoa plant was designated
as their first objective.
In making that choice, the
boss schemcrs IN Germany were
both realistic and farslghted II
they could have shut down this
plant for any extensive period
the United Nations today would
be fighting with their backs TO
the wall instead OF having turn
&c the corner on the road TO VIC
tory
Without the fantastic output
OF planes that Alcoa has made
possible, the Allies could not
have driven the AXIS out of
North Africa ana the laps out
OF Guadalcansl; there IS good
chance that We might have lost
Australia and perhaps Alaska,
we could not now be softening
UP the Citadel of Europe with
such a pounding as no military
objective ever has been given;
our landings in Sicily would
have been impossible.
MAKES OTHER WEAPONS
Nor, without this plant, could
we have devoted the capacity of
other installations 10 fabricatlng
aluminium into many other items
of armament For instance, a
million pounds of the light met
al goes into every big battle
ship.
Out Of one building alone, the
new North Plant, running Al ca
pacity. could come aluminium
skins for all the airplanes this
country is making Because its
capacity is so great and the sup
ply OF bauXite aluminium ore)
is limited, the plant has been
cut back to a fIve-day week TO
free aluminium for more press
ing uses But IL is capable, on de-
mand, OF turning out sheet alum
mum for one fighter plane every
two minutes all day long.
The hampering shortage OF
bsuxite and consequently. of
aluminium. is not 10 be a per-
manent condition. From Baux-
lite, Ark. in a previous article.
! told something of new plant
and process for the extraction Of
aluminium from low grade ore.
The North Plant here is the
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Super-Bomber
Ready for War
Planes Dworf
Flying Forts

WASHINGTON. Oct l5--(P)
A super bomber - dwarfing
the Liberators and the Flying
Forts with It's giant bomb load
and destructive nights on its
way 10 enemy lands
Some have been delivered TO
the Army although full produc-
ton and participation IN combat
is not expected until next year.
But belief was expressed by Of
ficials today that when the new
planes fly into battle, the pre-
diction of world war ace Eddie
Rickenbacker will be borne out
that mo nation could survive
the pounding fleet of these
planes can deliver"
The mystery plane is known
as the BIO, with greater
bomb-carrying capacity, range
and fighting power than any ex-
iSting bomber.
General Henry II Arnold, Ar
my Air Forces commander, has
observed apparently with the
new B-29 in mind-that the Lib
orators and Flying Fortresses
we're the last of the small
bombers"
Charles + Wilson, War Pro-
duction Board tWPB) executive
vice chairman said production of
the new bomberS, which are de-
signed for use over Europe, will
not mean tapering off of the big
planes now being used. Wilson
said that production Of bombers,
exclusive of the new super
planes, will have increased eight
times next April over last APP
ril's figures.
Delays in bringing the new
planes into combat presumably
are due to the time required 10
attain full-scale production, ia
train crews and to eliminate the
Bugs which may crop up in
the early models.
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Frogs Leop Over Cole
TO Poee King, Queens

King Frog, pacemaker Of the
Kings e. Queens League at
owl-O-Drome. came through
with another victory last night,
scoring a 81 triumph over King
Cole King William, deep in
the second division. marked up
the nights lone slam at the ex-
penSe of King De-Gru King
Dede picked up three points
against King Thorn, King Ed
Jack won by the same margin
from King Peter and King Kirm
and King Ben Ray halved their
match.
Clner DcsRosicrs topped the
"kiARs' with 232 in 538. while
high queen was SIS Thornley,
with 1913 in 463
The Standings:
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biggest privately owned indus
trial building in the world II
has SO acres under a single roof
II is so vast that officials and
supervisors and visitors, if they
are wise, do not try to walk
around. They ride in midget
motor cars. To follow an ingot
OF aluminium from melting fur
mace TO shipping room would in
volve more than a three mile
hike under TINS one roof.
At Alcoa there is a reduction
plant in which oxygen IS ex-
tracted from alumlna by an cleo
trolytic process that requires 10
kiloWatt hours of current for
every pound OF the white metal
That is as much current as an
ordinary home electric ] i Z n
bulb would use while burning
continuously for a week Which
is why aluminium plants must be
located where there IS almost
unlimited electricity,
PRE- WAR PLANT ENLARGED
This reduction plant and the
West fabricatIng plant were in
commercial operation b e 20 r @
war came TO the world, though
they have been enlarged To-
gether these two buildings cover
70 acres.
The North Plant, however,
was conceived and executed as
weapon against Hitler Ground
was broken December IS, 1910,
and in September of l94t, al
most three Months before Pearl
Harbor, the first ingot was
poured while the roof was being
put onto the building and the
most modern machinery CON
ceived by the industry was be-
ing moved into other parts OF
the plant
There Is a series OF rolling
mills through which aluminium
slabs are subjected to pressures
up TO seven million pounds One
OF these mas 10 housings, each Of
which Is so big that only five
freight cars in the United States
are large enough TO hold a sin
gle housing one OF those cars
had TO shuttle back and forth
10 times between Pittsburgh and
Alcoa 20 bring the housings here
That mill and another like It
in the West Plant. developed 70
meet the demands Of war, roll
aluminium shooting for airplanc
skins so times as fast as II was
made Boy pre-war machinery
Hitler knows how deadly an
enemy this plant has been and
VIII be until the AXIS has been
whipped into submission Uncle
Sam knows. too. II would be bad
form, and quick suicide, 10 try
10 get into the Alcoa Aluminium
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Labor Troubles
Harass Railways
ODT Chief Reveals
Serious Threat

ST. LOUIS. Oct 15-(P-
Joseph B. Eastman, director of
the Office of Defense Transpor-
tation (ODT) today told the
National Association of Ship
pers' advisory boards that Sc
rious labor troubles are en-
dangering railroad operations
eve can see in prospect for
the carriers some alarming con-
ditions." said Eastman in pre-
pared speech.
Let me list those l think are
most formidable
A manpower shortage - ut
exists and promises to grow
worse"
Severe winter weather. en-
failing special shortages which
threaten motor truck operation
Increasing pressure on west
ern railroads as the Pacific war
gains momentum.
Increased traffic in farm
produce and machinery as pro-
duction is stepped up and con-
tinued traffic in coal, petroleum
and passengers as threats to
peak operation.
Eastman said the problem of
synthetic rubber tires for trucks
had not yet been satisfactorily
solved, and he warned that the
great help which the railroads
have been receiving from the
truck may be curtailed.
Eastman complimented the
public transportation system
noting that 1871 set new re-
cord for miles of revenue
freight moved, eclipsed by 30
per cent in 1912. and he said
1913 movements will exceed
1912 by Is per cent.
1t will be necessary TO in
crease rail movements by 10
per cent more in 1914, if the ne
cessarv movement of military
and civilian upplies are to be
maintained, Eastman concluded.
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They Play
the Game
Continued from Page 10

Noh'EHutu lioHl age ~
Bather do-or-die fighting spirit.
Mount Clemens has indeed been
fortunate TO have had Coach
Buckholz guiding the Bathers.
At a pep rally shortly before
he left. the football team pre-
scented him with military
watch, On behalf of the faculty,
Principal Monte McFarlane gave
Coach BuSkholz a leather brief
case, Responding TO the tremen-
douS applause by the student
body with a simple wave Of his
hand, he thanked everyone for
his loyalty and support; and
with the cheers still resounding
through the auditorium he turn
cd and left the stage.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT

KANSAS CITY-Three teIe-
phone calls reached police head
quarters almost simultaneously
They said man was robbing
parking meters in the down
town district.
Arriving with pistols drawn,
four policemen COMMUNICATIVE
city parking meter collector.
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Enrol Flynn Appeors
Next Week in Court

LOS ANGELES. Oct. l5-CP
Actor Enrol Flynn Will APP
pear in Superior Court next Fri
day on an order 10 show cause
why he should not pay S1,750
month support for the two-year
old daughter Of Shirley Evans
Nassau, pending trial Of the
mothers civil action in which
she alleges he is the father.
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gained possession of the Little
Keg' for the first time since
1889 by defeating Mt Clemens.
East Lansing, upset victor
over Lansing Sexton, was beaten
IA 10 0 by Alma. whose star per-
former was Jack Howe, third
member of a noted athletic fam
lily Quarterback Val Ven
tro's trusty toe gave Dearborn
Fordson a Ia TO - victory over
Muskegon Heights in one of the
seas son big intersectional
games.
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plant without credentials accept
able 10 Army guards az the gates
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Italians in France
Forced 10 Register

MADRID. Oct l5-(Pl-Press
dispatches from France said to-
day that French newspapers had
published an order from Vichy
directing that all Italians resi-
dent in France must report for
registration with the authorities.
(The order apparently was
issued by the Vichy collabora-
tionists as an answer TO the
Italian declaration of war on
Germany
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Ua3i>prepaean>a
tcbt s,.r Initiation

@aIbington. Die Office Of @ar
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Ausfuellung der neuen Einkommen-
sieuererklaerungen isi schwierig
ver Seen nsirukionen siuderi werden. bevor
, man vereiniachies Formular ausiuellen kann

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Npeiten @eltfrieges in iein piertes
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Die Sieuergeseize werden
elmer Revision unierzouen
Kongress sirebi cine gruendlche vereiniachung der
Siruktur an

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