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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
LOOK FOR THESE SPECIFIC IMPROVEMENTS IN Only "a DArsl

. Brighter, clearer skin
. Finer texture
. Fewer bIemishes
. less dryness
. Less oilineSs
. Softer, smoother skin
Q Better tone
. Fresher, cleaner color
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Drop two teaspoons of your regular soap and a
glass of water-even hard or cool water-into
milk. bottle Do the same with Super Studs in
another milk. bottle. Shake both bottles and see
if you don't get more suds, longer-lasting suds,
and Woodworking suds from new Super Studs!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Mrs. Ann4 Belle Hall says: L enter
tanned LOT after l was married. My
hands took a beating from dish.wash-
ing until used Super Studs. Those
rich suds are so gentle -. but my, how
they get after kitchen grease"
Evening star., 1943-04-04

THE omphlblous swimming Ieep,"
now soundv post the experimental
stoge, IS beng produced IN numbers
thot show the Army s high reqord for its
qualities os O tronsport vehicle for al
most ony KIND Of worfore Two assembly
lines thot once produced Ford cors OF
the Detroit pIont ore turning out the
quarter ton omphlbIons at full speed
equoly OF home on Iond or voter, they
move from one element 70 the other
without hesitation, two propulsion sys
TENS transferring the Iood without stoII
ing or pous'ng They oIso are equipped
~'th copston and cobIe by which they
con lower themselves down or pull them
selves up steep bonks, needing only on
onChor for the cable Jeeps thus ore
tokInq to the voter as they olso oct
more and more or mlnded" with IN
creosIng emphosls on ar tronsport for
them IN CONJUNCTION with orrborne in
fontry They ore even tok,ng wing now
in ehders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Hunter EnnuIdtes
Great Greg Rice

NOTRE DAME. Ind, Jan. q
Ollie Hunter III, Notre Dame dis
lance star. has proved that he can
emulate the great Greg Rice in
the classroom as well as on the
cinder paths. The slender Erie,
Pa. boy has been awarded the
Byron V. Kanaley prize which goes
annually to the senior monogram
"adjudged most exemplary
as a student and leader of men"
Rice won the prize in 1889. He
an undefeated cross
country season by capturing the
National Collegiate A. A. crown
in record time, 20 minutes Is Sec
onds. He will be graduated next
NAV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Irish Strong Men
Wright, Berte||i

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. 2. -
Harry Wright, right guard from
Hampstead, L. l., and Angelo
Bertelli, quarterback from West
Springfield, Mass, were Notre
Danes iron men in 1912. Wright
played $50 minutes and Bertelli 535
out of possible $50 for the IL
game schedule.
Wright. a senior, and Bertelll, a
junior, have never missed a game
because of injuries. Bob Dove. all
American left and from Youngs-
town, o., although hampered all
season by knee injury, got in 500
minutes for third place. Russell
(Pete) Ashbaugh, Youngstown jun
ior right half. played 209 minutes
1901 at right half. pa at quar-
terback, and is at left half.
Wright and Bertelli may have
broken all previous Notre Dame
records. The Irish hadn't played
more than 10 games since 1921,
having played 10 in 1880. But in
both 1921 and 1880 the sh X
troops split the time almost with
the first team. Edward (Moose)
Krause, present line coach, played
SCI out of a possible $40 minutes
in 1888 for what is believed 10 have
been the previous modern record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Wife Goes Hollywood,
SinkWich Blows Up

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 2 (UP).-
Mrs. Frank Sinkwich and her sis
ter. Dorothy. sorrowfully re-
nounced their movie careers today;
they made the mistake of posing
for Hollywood leg art and husband
frankie, the footballer, blew up.
"He really did" Dorothy re-
ported tearfully 10 Universal
Studios. "He said no screen
test, no career, no nothing. He
said AGeline and me, We were
going back 10 Georgia and stay
there"
The producers said maybe the
sisters ought TO drop out for a
talk.
I'VE wouldn't dare" Dorothy
said. frankie said we couldn't
set foot in the studio again"
Frankie's pretty wife and her
sister came west 10 root for him
and the rest of the Georgia team
at the Rose Bowl game. They
toured the movie studios with the
wives of the Georgia coaches and
they said they particularly wanted
TO watch the MeSSrs. Abbott and
Costello in action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Penn Re|ents
On Harry Bobo

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2 (INS)
-Pittsburgh's Harry Bobo, who
beat Jack Walker Tuesday night
in Columbus for the duration
championship" may box in Penn
sylvania again.
But. warned State Athletic Com
Leon l.. Rains, he'll first
have TO produce statement from
a reputable physician that his eye
sight is unimpaired. The heavy
weight has undergone treatment in
Baltimore which is said TO have
his vision.
81 told him to bring me a
signed statement 10 that effect"
Rains said, adding that he has
been waiting for ii for three
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Irish Gridder Boosts
Average by Long Run

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. a.
Thanks largely to his 68-yard
touchdown run that tied Great
Lakes. Creighton Miller, Notre
Dame junior right halfback, has
a seasons average Of SIT yards q
trip from rushing. He carried the
ball SO times for 327 yards. Miller
got off to a slow start because of
a sprained ankle, but he really
turned on the speed 10 outrun
four members of the Sailors sec
ondary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
The Hollywood Way

No sooner said than done. These
gentlemen were making movie
called "Oh, Doctor" and Adeline
and Dorothy found themselves on
the set watching their heroes per-
form. They even got TO shake
hands with their favorite actors.
you girls are beautiful" said
Costello. II mean gorgeous"
you ought TO be in pictures"
added Abbott.
Adeline and Dorothy blushed.
They didn't know that Mr.. A. and
Mr.. c. told that 10 all the girls.
The ladies said they liked to act.
They added that, in fact. when
they weren't studying at the Uni
versity Of Georgia, they functioned
as a dance team. They had their
press clippings 10 prove il.
The movie-makers, who seldom
overlook a bet, offered the sisters
an immediate addition. Dorothy
said they had no dancing clothes.
UniversalS wardrobe department
fixed that. Mrs. Sinkwich re-
ceived a gown with spangles on
il and a skirt that reached about
half way 10 the knee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Display Trophies

Outstanding on the card this
wear Will be the Gold Skates
Derby for girls. the Silver Skates
Derby for boys and men. Walter
OSmun Memorial two-mile race
for seniors and intermediate boys,
and the IS Michigan state cham
pionships.
The gold and silver skates
trophies were ordered in October
and are due for delivery this
week. Medals and trophies have
been selected and the medals
ordered for other events. II Will
be an elaborate arraywhich later
IN the month will be on display IN
the Sallan store window.
Included among the special
events will be the state title de-
cathlon, which is a point competi-
ton on eight skating events, the
barrel and broad jumps. There
will be father and son. mother and
daughter races, a special mile
event for service men, as we'll as
races for schoolgirls and boys,
and. OF course, the now famous
dogsleg derby. The fancy skating
program will have at least nine.
events.
State champions to be decided
during the meet are as follows:
senior men--Ciass A 100 yards 22o
yards. 40 yards. $50 yards. a mile
mile and . miles. Class r: 22o yards.
40 yards, $50 yards and / mile
senior girls-22O yards. 4io yards. $50
yards and I mile
~ mile and ] mile.
Intermediates tirls-22o yards. 40 yards,
II mile and ! mile.
Junior boys-220 yards a%o yards n
mile and ] mile
Junior giris-72o yards. 40 yards and
a mile
Juvenile boys-77o yards. 44O yards AND
~ mile.
Juvenile sirls-22o yards. 44o yards and
~ mile
Midget boys-Ioo yards. 22o yards. 40
yards.
MIdEet sirls-lOo yards. 22o yards. 40
yards.
Cradle boys--iOo yards and 220 yards
Cradle girls-l00 yards and go yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
8 Races Listed
In Times Skates
Derby Jan. 3O-31
BY KEN HALL
Detroit Times skates Derby Fcitor

Preliminary plans are nearly
perfected for the 1913 running Of
the annual Detroit Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby meet
which this year embraces state
championship speed events 10 all
classes and is scheduled for Satur-
day and Sunday. January 81 and
81. This VIII be the tweniy-hrSt
running Of the Midwest'S biggest
skating extravaganza and prom
ises 10 SurpasS all others for IN
terest among skaters and followers
OF The sport
This year with the added events
for Class 3 senior skaters. the
program of speed events VIII in
Clude 81 men and boys compcti-
tionS and II for the lssSieS These
range from the 9-year-old and
under cradle class skaters 10 the
matured blsdeSmen and women
over is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

soonest legs 10 be seen in print
hereaboutS in weeks The beau
teous blonde with the flower ir
her hair, the caption said, was
Mrs. Frank Sinkwich The brunei
with the ribbons on her shoulders
(and not much else was her sis.
ter, Dot. I
What happened next was pain.
full. As Dorothy put H.:
"He told It's 10 forget about
Hollywood and 20 hack To school
where we belonged. I'm sorry,
hut I don't think I'd better tell
you what else ne said"
The Universal casting depart
ment said il was sorry too, but
that II understood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
The Greater Game
TRUCKS TEACHING
AT ST. OLAF'S SCHOOL
BY EDGAR HAYES

1t. Joe Trskowski, former as
SiStant 10 Joe Gembis at Wayne
University, was in Detroit over the
holidays -. He left last week 10
take over his new post as athletic
director Of the new preflight school
at St. Olaf's College in Minnesota
He was a team mate OF 1t.
Terry at Northeastern
High -. Doctor erry was
drowned in the Southwest Pacific
two weeks ago.
Capt. Manila Grant Shaver, who
as Bud was sports editor of The
Detroit Times and later general
manager of the Detroit Lions and
sports director of WXYZ, was an
other holiday visitor He is in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Wiese Has Record
Of 43 Points

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 2. - Bob
Wiese, who currently is the leading
scorer on Michigan's basketball
team, once made 43 points in a
high school game. He sank 10 of
"a shots from the field and added
five free throws for good measure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Basketball Books

Clair Bee. Long Island Univer-
sity basketball coach. has written
four books on the sport Drills
and Fundamentals. Science Of
Coaching" Zone Defense and At
tack" and "Man-to-Man Defense
and Attack"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
EUen Shorter

Sister Dorothy put on a costume
OF the same cut, only shorter, and
instead 'of Spangles it had feath-
ers. Then they did their e,pi-
schore for Louis ola Prom. the
studio dance director. There were
some flashes of light but the Sis
tiers were too excited 10 worry
mNch about the studios phctog-
rapher picturing them from every
conceivable angle.
The girls put on their street
clothes; the studio chieftains told
them 10 return in a couple of
days for screen tests Came the
dawn. Came the newspapers 10
Pasadena.
And there was frankie. whose
ankles hurt like the devil anyhow
looking at pictures Of the hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Aided Calgary Team

Ray Flahert coach Of the
Washington Redskins, was FOSTER
father of the Calgary BronkS for
several seasons. He was responsible
for shipping several United States
college athletes 10 Calgary. Al one
time there was talk of making the
Calgary team a farm club for the
iRedSkins.
Flaherty settled the deal with
recruit players and supplying Cal
gary with a set Of razzle = dazzle
plays that put the Bronks much IN
the limehght.
Jimmy Butwell patrol Judge at
Tropical Park, is a native OF To-
Ironto, and at one time the leading
rider Of America. During a lengthy
riding career Butwell appeared on
every major track in United States
land Canada and piloted winners
lin practically every top event eN-
Icepting the Kentucky Derby.
Butwell comm L ties between
Florida and New England tracks
as a patrol judge these days.
Milt Schmidt and Woody Du-
mart of the Boston Bruins are the
first National Hockey League play
Iers to 20 overseas on active serv-
ice. They landed recently with
ian r. {. a. +. contingent.
Previously the first major pro
delegates were Ted Graham. for.
Imer n. ". l.. player and referee;
Joe Lamb. formerly with Maroons
and Boston: and Stew Adams, for
merly with Chicago.
Mai Conn Smythe general
manager of the Toronto Leafs,
was an overseas arrival a few
weeks before the Boston Kraut~f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Military Secrets

West Point played eight soccer
games last season with teams from
British ships. but the names Of the
vessels and the players were kept
secret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Art Ross Puts
Krdut Line on
AI|-Bruin Team
9y VERN DeGEER
sports Editor, Toronto Globe and Man

Art Ross, vice president and
general manager of the Boston
Bruins, probably has dealt in more
professional hockey material than
any operator in the history of the
game.
In Arts pioneer days around
Boston he was often referred 10 as
the "three-team' skipper. There
were. the team of Bruins on the
ice for a particular game. the
team just bounced out OF jobs, and
the third team, en- route TO take
over.
Ross confesses he spent enough
money in underwear for the rugged
pioneers of 1924 and 1925 10 equip
a small sized army. In his first
and second seasons at Boston he
had an estimated string of 20
players coming and going-mostly
going. AT one time or another in
those heart breaking and bank
roll bending days he tried 10 re-
iuvenate every veteran player
within reach of Boston by rail or
dog team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Rollin' Around
Betty, Mickey
Take the Prize
AT RoI|erdrome
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

With things quoted down just
bit after the New Years celebra-
tons here is the complete list of
winners Of the skate-dance contest
held each night at Rouge Park
Rollerdrome.
Betty Weber and Mickey War
rem collected first in both the mill
tary and old-fashioned two-step.
Penny Stock and Leslie Mcqueen
won the collegiate; Maryann Mer-
.riman and Donald Schelle, the
Keats fox trot; George Nampa and
Justine Love, circle waltz; George
Willhahn and Gloria Love, 14-step;
and Thelma Garland and Bob
Plichta, tango barn dance.
Six skaters here have passed
their proficiency tests. They are
Thelma Garland, Ray Des Autels,
Carol Martin, Bob Bant, George
Nampa and Justine Love.
Boost Bond Sales
Members of the Detroit Figure
Skating Club of Arena Gardens
are still selling bonds and stamps
in their booth in the lobby of the
rink. From December II to De-
cember 26 they sold 81 900 in bonds
and S235 in stamps.
Ed Hickey is now handling the
skate dance classes at Arcadia.
They're on Monday and Wednes-
day evenings from z to 8. Don't
forget the classes at Lincoln Rink
in Lincoln Park on Tuesdays and
Thursday from z to 8.
Meet at Lansing
There will be meeting of
members of the Amateur Roller
Skating Association on January IL
at the Palomar rink in Lansing.
Dates and places for the city and
state championships will be set.
/ There's a numbers hunt every
Saturday night as the special at
traction at Varsity Gardens.
Eastwood Park has started a
Miss Victory contest. Two girls
will be chosen each Friday night
with the grand finals set for later,
with a SIS bond as the prize for
the winner.
They have another swell idea out
there that began the night of the
anniversary of Pearl Harbor. It's
a defense stamp drive with $3.50
in awards for filling the most num-
Der of books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

the air corps. 1t. Bill Edwards
is the second former Detroit Lions
coach TO join the navy .. George
Potsy Clark is athletic officer at
the Naval Flying School at Pen
sacola, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
203-TeGnl League

1t. Edwin Haislet, USNR, for
mer boxing coach at Minnesota. is
now holding the same post at the
Iowa Preflight School +. 1t. Otto
Vogel, USNR, former coach at
Iowa University. is the baseball
coach and Ensign Walter MehI d.
reefs the cross-country team.
1t Dave Bartelma is wrestling
mentor aided by 1t. Gene Smith.
The Iowa Preflight School has
5000 men going through a heavy
sports program every day.
The service school at the Great
lakes Naval Training Station
claims the worlds largest bowling
league There are 203 teams
in action AZ the present time i.
The Officers League has Ia teams
and Medical A Is the leader with
Ia wins and 3 losses.
Jimmy Collins at Great Lakes
finds the rising hours Of $50 no
hardship -. he is a former jockey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Barry Is Named

With this background and the
healthier seasons since. Ross has
come up with his all-time. all-star
team Of present and former Bruins.
Here's his lineup: goal. Frank
.Brimsek:- defense. Eddie Shore, Dit
Clapper, Lionel Hitchman and Jack
Crawford; forwards, Milt Schmidt.
Porky Dumart and Bobby Bauer;
Bill Cowley Dutch Gainor,
.Cooney Weiland, Marty Barry.
Harry Oliver and Roy Conacher.
Johnny Hoptowit, tackle with
Chicago Bears in major profess
sional football during the season
just closed, formerly starred as =
.lineman with Calgary Bronks
the Western Canada Conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
3 Promotions for Leo

Leo Mrowczyski, a sandlot
player around Detroit before he
was induced into the army just a
year ago has been doing very well
at his new job -. At Camp Cur
Der, Oklahoma, he received three
and was captain of the
football team Recently he was
made staff sergeant and trans
ferred TO New Orleans :. He was
a PerShing High School athlete
and a brother Of Corporal Zeg-
mind, a first gunner in Australia.
The Rose Bowl game Friday
the high spot in the foot
ball careers of two of Georgia S
assistant coaches, J. B. Skies and
Hollis 1t also marked
a temporary end of their careers
They have been ordered to
Chapel Hill Preflight School where
they will be lieutenants in the
navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
80 Pros in Service

Ray Flaherty, coach of the
championship Washington Red
skins will 60 into the navy this
week as a lieutenant The Ma
tional Football League has $40
graduates in the service now, and
more scheduled to go in the next
few months Washington will
send Dick Todd. Ed Justice. Joe
Beinor, John Kovatch. Bob Titche-
nal, George Watts. Steve Juzwik
and Johnny Goodyear. The Bears
will contribute Ray Bray. Charles
DruliS, Adolph Kissell, Frank MAJ
nicki, Bill Osamanski and DR..
ID my Fortmann Others
going in the near future are Bud
Schwenk and Vince Banonis of the
Cards, John Schiechl of the Lions,
AL BloziS, the shot put giant of
the New York Giants. Charles
Cherundolo Of the Pirates. Tony
Canadeo Of the Packers, Dean Nc
Adams and George Kinard Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Heroic j. ). Sub
Presumed Lost

WASHINGTON, July % INS)
The American submarine Tri-
ton. which wrote a heroic saga Of
the Pacific war by sinking more
than dozen japanese warships
and merchantmen, is missing al
sea.
A navy communique announced
that the Triton was presumed
lost on patrol duty with her crew
of so officers and men.
The Triton is the tenth u. s.
submarine lost in the Pacific serv-
ice since Pearl Harbor.
AS late as last May the navy
told of the gallant exploits of the
Triton without naming her in the
press release which recounted
that the submarine had sent TO
the bottom II enemy warships
and merchantmen in little more
than a years operation in the
Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Marine General,
Paddock, Killed
In Plane Crash

WASHINGTON, July % (INS)
The navy today sought 10 deter
mine the cause of the plane crash
near Sitka, Alaska, las Wednes-
day which took the lives of Maj.
Gen. William p. Upshur, marine
commanding general in the Pa
cific, and Capt. Charles Paddock,
famous Olympic runner, once
known as the worlds fastest
human"
Four other persons were killed
in the crash of the naval plane
but their names have been with
held pending notification OF next
of kin.
The crash occurred Wednesday
morning and the navy said that
the plane had burned after il hit
the ground. What caused the ship
to crash has not been determined,
the navy said.
PaddockS home was listed as
9S5 Linda Vista, Pasadena, Cal.
He was aide to Gen. Upshur.
Upshur was a native Of Rich
mond. Va, and held the Congress
sional Medal of Honor for service
in Haiti in 1915. His wife. Mrs.
Lucy M. Upshur, lives in San
Francisco.
Paddock gained world fame in
sports circles in the early POS
when he established ga track
records.
In civilian life he was a South
ern California newspaper official.
He is survived by his wife and
two children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
SIXTH LARGEST CITY

American armored units entered
Palermo, whose population of 434,-
600 makes 10 the sixth largest city
in the Italian Empire, Wednesday
and occupation was completed al
10 a. m. yesterday-only II days
after Allied forces first swarmed
ashore on the southern beaches of
the island.
The fully-equlpped Italian gar
riSon offered virtually no resist
ance even though the Axis had
built some OF Sicily's best de-
lenses around Palermo IN the be-
lief that II would be the first OBJ
jective Of any invasion army
Light bombers also attacked
Sslerno and the sirfeld at Capo
Dechino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

being established across the Eng
lish Channel into the Low Coun-
tries, and not through the Bal
kans, as the Anglo-American high
command is reported to prefer.
He has made is plain that
Russia considers the Balkans
Russian sphere of influence, which
may account for his lack of en-
thusiasm concerning Allied mill
tary successes in the Mediter-
ranean.
He has openly opposed the post
war plan calling for a federation
of eastern European nations in
GLIDING the Baltic states. Poland
and Czechoslovakia, based on the
principles of the Atlantic Charter.
And, most important to Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

lean interests, Stain has shown
no desire TO furnish us Siberian
bases for bombing raids on Japan.
While of minor importance, he
is reported TO have prohibited the
showing in Russiasof the Davies
film, EMISSION to Moscow" despite
its distortion in favor of COM
munism. probably on the grounds
that an iota of the American way
of life might have crept into the
movie.
In these things and in his mani
feSto to the German masses,
Stain may no longer be consid-
cred a sphinx. He has spoken
for Russia and communism, first
and last-for communism uber
allies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
The Fronts Todoy

These are the War
Fronts:
SICILY anks capture big
port of Palermo, capital Of
Sicily. intact. Four-ffthS Of
island now in Allied hands.
page ID
RUSSIA-Reds breach last de-
lenses of Orel. open assault
on city proper; Nazis face a
second Stalingrad. " page ID
SOUTH PACIFIC-U. S. bomb
ers in record 2.400-mile round
trip to Java blast Surabaya,
Allies soften Japs' last de-
fenses of New Georgia and
New Guinea bases as troops
increase pressure on enemy
garriSons. page II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
ASPHALT PLANT SHUT

The asphalt plant at Nineteenth
and Michigan was shut down af-
fecting 700 employees, Walker
said. In the truck division, lac
out of POT garbage trucks were
not operating and all 152 rubbish
trucks were in garages,
The strike also affected 90
trucks hired by the city on con-
tract An ALL business agent
for the transfers union said the
contract trucks were idle because
I'VE don't want any of our boys
TO get into trouble
officials OF the city motor
transportation division said that
employees were refusing 10 do me-
chanical work on disabled DPW
trucks.