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The Omaha guide., 1943-11-06

honey, Ivory Coast, Algiers territ-
DRY, French SUDAN and other areas.
Asked why the governors chose
Brazzaville as the site of the pow
WOW, one informant stated that it
was selected because of Monsieur
Eboue's splendid example Of pat
riotism and resistance to the Vichy
government. TIE added that it was
Aboue's courage and loyalty to the
French republic and French people
which made Brazzaville the capt.
al, and French Equatorial Africa
the sole base the Free French have
under Gen. Charles DeGualle.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-06

The people of Ell Paso, Texas, have been confronted with an electric power issue
similar to the one we have herein Omaha. When the question: was put to a vote. the
citizens of Ell aso defeated public ownership of their electric system by a majority
of more hanf four to one The anne thing is happening in other ats. Cleveland ao
turned down similar public ownership deal recently.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-06
TUCSON, ARIZONA CITIZENS
ALSO VOTE AGAINST MUNICIPAL OWN
ERSHIP OF THEIR ELECTRIC SYSTEM

Like the citizens of Ell Paso the citizens of Tucson. Arizona, also voted recently
against political control hi manag emen OF their electric service. In he Tucson
election here we're three public ownership issues ALL THREE WERE DE-
FEATED BY THE CITIZENS OF TUCSON. They knew heir property did lot
have to be sold and they refused to accept political management in place Of bust
ness management of their electric service.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-06
These Properties did not haze to be sold -. al
Nebraska Power does NOT have to be sold. eth

Just as long as you want the Nebraska Power Company TO furnish your electric
service. Just as long as you want the 10y rates and loyal citizenship you have had
from the Nebraska Power Company for more than 6 years -YOU CAN KEEP
NEBRASKA POWER AS 1T IS! There is n order compeIingH he NebraskaP Power
Company to be sold!
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-06

Join-Reliable Friendship Club
FOR Pleasure. Send Dime for mem
,ership blank. H. Brookes, s17
Wendell, Chicago. Ill.
The Omaha guide., 1943-11-06
Classified Ads Get Results!
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nice basement, room to sleep or
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nice lawn, plenty hardy flowers
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leaving state.
WANTED 3 CHAMBERMAIDS
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two years with pay. CALL JA-
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Tarnam Street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24

Who somehow seem 10 hiring into
q mothers life the most sunshine.
End Joy. Again, | say shame on
you.
MT II am married to a man
six years MY senior and we get
along well hut his people don't
have anything to do with mo
They speak and thar Is about all.
we go 20 The same church and
live In the same city think
sometimes Of persuading my hus-
band 70 leave this city.
Ans; There are two Kinds OF
in-laws those Who mind their
own business like yours and
those who don't and won't. The
latter species are "beauts" they
gossip the, sponge they pick at
yon and they seem 10 take
flendl>h delight In coming he
tween yon and your mate. Now
then Isn't Il better 10 have In
laws who are not too Intimate!
lon have your husband and your
own circle of friends be thank
fnI fur them. Treat your ln.laus
respectfully and lei II 20 at that.
- Register To Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
World Leaders Must Face Race Problem Saus Socooeis
China, India, South America, Africa,
And |apan Listed As Crucial Areas

riu t..efs n D. laIo
1hs. 0es 81. - ~,
ia Ia i
sNns 'Na r.e
'lf lsn,~ fra fae'
aay ~ 'fr
hand thsi 90 peoples of laD
world without rard "a dr.r-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
Detroit Soldier Making
Name AS Entertainer

Pyt Gearee cop' and lp'i Eas
Fe.fy street Dciroif tas found
that on the womanless island oas
he IS stationed 81 en.e,iair1 d.
is a bis factor IN kcepirs M d.,
morale ~ lhe men and raet proc
tieally all Of il las 10 be- frNishst
by he men themselves lis rerent
" completed week tour fflt
island as master az cci' mo"i,s aud
chief comedian for his Errreer
serimenial show a ye'sffn ~ IL
years experience in shrN bnsi-
ness Copeland comedy ard dane
Ing contributed largely To ihc sue.
cess u the ptosram
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
TEXAS COLLEGE OPERATES
UNIQUE COOPERATIVE FARM

MARSHALL Tex CAMP
Fourteen miles -sAath Of Mar
shnll IN district predominant
Is inhabited by Negroes. is To-
Gated the sabine Farms Coop
craiiye Workshop college, an ed-
ucatirnal venture that IS unique
II not without a parallel IN the
entire southland insofar as Ne
rroes are concerned, and like
wise insofar as the satisfactory
and productive results are con-
corncd II is here in this thickly-
populated Negro district that four
TcNas colleges two national
foundations. and two state depart
ments have ventured Jointly in
cooperative effort which is de-
SIGNED 10 meet the vital needs
Of Tho people 81 the rural com
nuniiics BY ta) bringing the
college 20 the people instead
81 having the people go 70 col
lcee.r ard fhl THROUGH Relating
Learning 70 Actual life and the
Life Needs Of the People"
The groups Joined in this CO
operative venture ale Wiley col
lere. Marshall; Texas college
Tyler Bishop college also To-
Gated here Prairie View State
college The EIore foundation. the
General Education board Of New
York. The state department -
Education ana the state depart
mcnt Of health The Sabine
Workshop college. located on the
campns planned and built ny
the federal government two years
ago as NYA project IS housed
In ~ substantially constructed
buildings nll OF which are OF
the log cabin variety although
one Is three stories high. But
the interiors are vastly superior
ic many Of the so-callcd south
ern mansions found on some OF
the vast plantations
In addition TO an expert FAC
ulty. there are consnltants sup
Piled by the colleges and the
cooperating agencies. sometimes
individually and in some In
stances Jointly The consuian's
are Mrs. W. NJ Douglass, profess
SCR OF education at Texas coll
lege and Jeanes Supervisor Of
Smith county; Miss Edna w.
Mitchell. Jcanes supervisor OF
Harrison county; Dr. Connie
Norwood -Odom. state department
OF health; and three other Wis
ting consuliants pr II. a. Bull
lock. professor Of sociology nj
Prairie view: Miss Pauline Wat
kins. Jeancs supervisor OF Bra
zos county; and Prof S. +, War
rem. also Of Prairie View Prof
c. o. Rogers, associate professor
Of the social sciences at Bishop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
ANN ARBOR
fContInned from page y

Mrs Mack Roy has been dong re
search work at the L. OF ~. Z,
The Ann Arbor Civic club closed
their meetings for the summer by
having picnic out to Wild Goose
Lake. They took their families and
boy friends There VAS ample oais
and a jolly good time inspne Of
the rain
Mrs Harold Runth president Of
the AACC wishes 10 thank all mcm-
hers for their wonderful coopera-
tion during The past year
on Friday NIGHT. July .. Mrs
stanley Mattinrly, Of Whiuakcf
Mich. Was hostess at bridal
shower given IN honor Of Miss
Hazel Fields. OF w Summit street
Miss Fields Is to become tho
bride OF First SGT. Mack II. Grant
Of Chicago. III.
The shower was held at the home
Of the bride-clect. Among those at
tending were Mrs. Donald Simons
Mrs. Davis II. Fields, Mrs. irwin
Arnold. Mrs. Romeo Cheroi. Mrs
Davis Fields. mother OF the bride
to-be. and Misses Patty Newman
Rosemary Alexander. Ihco Lee,
Laura johnson, shirley Baker, and
Mayis Henderson
Petty officer Third Class George
L. Jones, Jr, US Naval base,
Cape May. N.J spent the week -end
in this city visiting his sister. Mrs.
David Robbins and family on Eas;
Ann street
While here he was entertained
az the home OF Mrs c. Williams on
Trayer road
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
,, rauI y. Dali.

NfN1of FNltN Mass
ANp.' Jhrrt can 80 io ss
Nine'rs 0a 'thinph nor n
ina peace eptsr nationally W. in
terna'ionally rnt1 ne problems
OF race ami race theories a~e
frankly faced and solved us worla
leaders declared DR. Charles s
johnson last week 10 patrons Of
the NV ENGLAND Insfiiuc ~
international Relations in Moves
hall on ne Andoyer Newton
Theolocical school campus
Dr Johnson professor o Z
sociology az Fisk unIversity and
an'hor Of several volumes on
hunaniiies. speaking on ,he sub
jeci Racial Peace and World
Peace said that as events shape
themselves more sharply against
BACKGROUND Of glohal war Il
becomes more readily apparent
thai there exist at lcast six major
areas where nc problem Of race
and color are increasinply be-
coming threats % continue peace
Those areas be listed as China
and india South and Central
American Africa the Pacific Is
lands japan and Tho f.ni,ed
states
The famous socioloeist Is one
OF several outstanding scholars
aud lecturers who have alread,
cr are scheduled 70 appear be
fore The institute in the interest
Of . better understanding among
the worlds peoples Others In
clnded in the current series are
MAYNARD Kruger professor Of
economics. University OF Chicago:
Roger y Baldwin director
American Civil liberties union:
Annp Singh Indian Nationalist
leader Albert Remhao. editor
LA Nneva Demociacla", Latin
American Journal Mar.aret
ffawieN former assistant direc-
tor European rciei Amerrar
Friends service and Walter NJ
kots hnig and Ralph s iafNn
professors respectively Of com
pafa'i'e education and religion
Smith co'lore
pay " Common Man
When We entered the war
there WIS erca, deal 81 frcsh-
~ aw ktued concern about social
feals international integrity and
common human bonds linking MS
together IN new and inspired
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
Day on Common Man

When We entered the war
there WIS rrca, deal of fresh-
~ aw ffned concern about social
'eals international integrity and
common human bonds linking us
together IN new and inspired
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24
p RcrI~irr 70 Vote
WAC> FRoN NtNY fIFIpS

FORT hENhAS. N ANp
a rscrea on anaI paypfeura sep
visor lho'oe'aphic illustrators
'''1n.eian and an rav tecni, af
all ~ Nsw Yors CIV Mere sp
ihe Neao 'ra'nso- wn nniua &
the Foeth WAC Tlants cans
here 'h's week 10 herln Their has
iraiHrg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24

Mrs Alvin RoyNl has returned 10
her home in Washington nc. SGT
Alvin Royal accompanied his wife
rs far as Detroit Mnh.
The Personal service club gave a
dance last Saturday az the Farm
Bureau whlcis turned nnt TO be a
wonderful success Music was
served by the Midway Jiye Cats
and the piano was played by Miss
Helen Curry. OF Npsilanti, Mich
Mrs. Made Bcckley and daugh-
tiers. Eloise and Annette. OF Tu-
Polo Mss are making their home
with Mrs. Becklcys son, James
tJimmy) Becklcy.
Mrs. plvid Robbins has row re-
turned from yisiiIng her parents
In South Bend. Ind and was ac-
compared home by her sister Mrs
Mary r Jones
-r-airs. Wallace Franklin and her
sister. Miss Naomi Hawkins on
North Fifth avenue had few
friends in for lovely luncheon
a delicious menu which consisted
OF tomato juice ccckmil shrimp sal-
ad. po'alo chips hot rolls. and
fruit cup with brownies Their
guests were Mrs. Ruth Carr
Spann, Mrs Marjorie Williams and
Miss Ollie watson.
We are glad 10 announce that
Airs. Naomi Raihon, formerly of
Ann Arhor. the daughter OF MIS-.
laura Taylor Of Fourth avenue.
has now daughter that vas born
July 6. She is named after her
grandmother. Laura Jane Mrs
Raibon is now residing in san
Iernadino. Calf.
POST SCRIPT
The citizens OF Ann Arbor Will
certainly miss "Elnn. The guy who
fixed our automobiles when they
were out OF order We will miss
seeing him sitting IN his navorite
corner at the Midway.
Johnson Elum died IN the hos
-pitai last TUESDAY morning follow
Ing an operation. lie was buried
Tuesday morning from Staffans
Funeral Home on Huron street
with the Rev. J. W. wright OF the
AME church Officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keatou. wish
to express their deepest apprecla-
ton TO the friends Of the late
Johnson Elum for their contribu.
tons and kindnesses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24

is director The workshop pro-
gram IS designed 20 work prob
lens presented by persons who
are actually in-Scryice. problems.
which they meet IN their effort
10 discharge their duties 20 500
cle'v according TO Mrs. " N
Dourlass ono n the consultants
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-24

'Vufh Teri Nttl-- DuIink tnc
.~mer AZ 8. I met a, we'll
,.do ,earr man from a very
les fgmli NS family is very
n ihous II also. During the
,mre q met Il another
10 yogas rn We became fast
ienl. t september a went
,o ne af IN May he came
ne cn Through and we had
randssel tnp The day before
In ~eame engaged. -
Int b ne ne next week
: hAd sumcui He stated
talm he could that he
milnt ee "a nv way any
slsr puld see he had
/ n MI Ny heart achcd and
: sfa arof al the next
-Js knew II was y. /
sH' ieN Ne are eoing steady
sis fond Of oa,h
afr ~ ay problem How
. ! ira8s enearemert with
ai's ree y Cthe man I
y bout it2
ms; hepa Try. u + honnd 10
on IN lluu ~ tell him your
l. Ii = Is ihe noble character
3 believe him 20 be he VIII
nj fhr ie9e of Jon for hclEg
'ei win MIN. On the other
ID, 4 BE- blows his top aud
om'> Aniiiercd therein ,om
! have arr proof that he Is
ne 'wln lar you. Lay the
'k ot iA. table and cut ont
undffh4nicd dealings. II
~ ~ Rlri ~ your
'paF'''f'
'al 2 woman Of 81
M separated IN
s-a r,r intend 10 We
X don I believe he
man for me 4
s'l f'ra = nice man J.
y! ~ eu with a fel-
re iAn seem 10 hc
s h' ak l also
+ 4 'fl sem seem 70
s'sre toneh time ana
.ts rs 81 q lob want.
ns 10 and whore to
r
M ftr ile next 10 months
B your hack on all men.
lrfIoril riote all ,our time
eiieri eNard getting n bet.
lab. 81 dependent. Men nd.
2 Non with The gumption
sand ~ their own feet and
! after ihom>cl,cs. Do this
your ,oh. sake. Instead OF
'lnr "a mon for soIace aud
lI'r ef,i forget them for
me- WIEN Independence VIII
y cenfi,ncc. And confident
a'n en- imndplck their man.
Ah d graduate from
zee ar AZ. Ms problem
ih's love with a bow
RS mD sor,,ro a,d
= 'o true TO him.
l'nant that comes
40a me and says he
You tell me which
mean me good2
MS; VI ,ou are not formally
aged 90 me ho, In the NnrI.
2 service. ihcn there * no rea.
vh' yeg shouldn't enjoy the
lpahl m This lieutenant. nv
ame token you couId 90
, other nice hoyS too. This
lon oi lour, about going stendy
one lmi at a time. even when
2 are ne ,owS between you.
lerrliinr ,ou al n lot ~ cood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Exceeded by One

Only Bill Alexander, the Georgia
Tech coach, with % years of Serv-
ice. exceeded Dorais record In
active service as a college coach
The new Lions coach gave his
resignation 10 university officials
Friday night, he revealed. but he
will be at the school another week
up affairs. he said.
Dorais has not yet decided who
his coaching assistants will be.
ITS a little early for that
he declared. "but / wish 10 say
that I do not intend TO take
any one from my staff at the
University of Detroit. 1 don't
want TO antagoniZe any one
there by picking of the best
men. I'm coming alone"
Will DoraiS have a team in the
field next fall?
Every indication II that we
will have a team-that we will
operate in some way, shape or
form" answered DOraiS. Base
Continued on Page Three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Clay Target Champ Joins Waeks

Mrs. Leila Hall, champion rapshooter, has enlisted
in the WAC, where she won't be called upon fire gum
but Dorothy Traung, powerful drives the golf course is
driving fveon for the Corps Depart.
ment in San Francisco When Jimmy Bvns fights in
land his home town. the gate receipts under $4,000
~ Incidentally, Bivins built of Langford
With barrel chest, long and round head
Tommy Gorman who piloted hockey five Stanley
Cup championships rates Frank Nghbor of old Ottawa
Senators the greatest ame forward Chuck Gardiner
the Backhawks the best of all Of the goakeepers
currently general of the Forum Montreal where
the big league hockey teams play The United
guard team the Eastern Amateur Hockey League plays half
OF its games in Washington and half in Baltimore Yale
abandoned rowing because there
IL was taken by the guard
Chicago high schools enlargng their athletic programs
instead of curtailing them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
100000 BowIers in Country

frankie Sinkwch's dao tavern in Youngstown O.
The Bowling Congress estimates that there
100000 keglers the country Whirlaways full sister
by Benhem II and Duswhir is Whirlette Knute Rockne
located Chiicohe o. seamftter for the Founda-
Company construction engineers Jack Rockne 49, is
attending Campon Military School Praredu Chen Wis.
Benny Leonard physical training officer of the United
Marine says this of heayweghts Lou Nova
fully recovered from the beating he took from Gaeno Heavy
weights recuperate poundngs
boxing"
Rogers Hornsby who manages the Fort Worth in the
Texas League Dick Wakefield his
batting for Beaumont, the Tiger will hit big
league pitching Jackie Mclean, Toronto hockey rookie
accompany Maple
he spare the time from studies he is deving
into engineering University of Toronto and
the army depends on success with the course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
DOrais to Be Part Gunner
Under TO- Year Contract

have charge of the gathering of in
formation on players, scouting
and arrangement of trips.
Dorais is the fourth coach for
the Lions since Mandel bought the
club Feb. II. 1910 for S225, 900
His predecessors were George
(Potsy) Clark. William Edwards
and John (BulD Karcis. Mandel
has often asserted, however. that
Dorais has been his No. l choice
since the beginning.
This is not only the greatest
thing that has ever happened
TO the Lions but I believe IL is
one Of the milestOneS of prog
ress i'm the National Football
League" Mandel told news
papeImen at the meeting.
Dorais returned the compli'
ment.
1--WE been flirting with the
notion a long time and now that
I've made the move l am very
enthusiastic and happy about
H." said DoraiS.
Naturally there were tugs at
my heart strings In ending one
OF the longest terms of coach
ing service i'm the country. But
/ think it's the best move for
all concerned"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
HorsepIdyers on
Holiday Monday

NEW YORK. Jan. 9 (UP).-
Americas horseplayers. those
hopeful gentlemen who are busy
each afternoon trying to build
their ones into twenties. will find
themselves without any horses to
bet on Monday for the first time
in many years.
The only track now operating
the Tair Grounds in New Orleans
closes each Monday in order 10
conform with its schedule as pre-
Scribed by state law and Tropical
and Hialeah. the two Florida
tracks which normally demanded
the players attention on Monday.
have been closed because of the
government ban on pleasure driv-
ing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Charles f. Dorais. University of
Detroit football coach for Is years,
is now part owner, athletic direc-
tor and coach of the Detroit Lions.
Announcement of Dorais accept
ance of the contract long-proffered
by owner Fred L. Mandel Jr.. was
made Saturday morning at the
office of the National Professional
Football League club.
Dorais declared himself ''more
than satisfied" with his contract
terms. which Mandel said gave
him a financial interest in the
club. Although details were not
revealed IL had been reported dur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Army Turns Down Johnny Adams

Johnny Adams Americas No jockey feet inches high.
is too short get the army Harold Olsen State
basketball COACH Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana
order, Big Ten basketball championship . Los
Angeles sports writer's said be disappointed
of the Nore Dame-Souther California football game
reveal single instance Of the dirty play which
journalists report they from the press box
Bill Terry with the New York Giants 20 years, as
player, manager and farm club supervisor Duon
working for the government plans reestabh the
hockey Americans in Brooklyn after the ends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
War Jobs Won |
Stop I Tigers
From Playing
Newhouser, Henshaw
Able TO Reioin Team,
If They Decide To
BY LEO MACDONELL

With a Qualification of the gov
ernments manpower policies a
threat that Harold Newhouser and
Roy Henshaw. Tiger pitchers,
would be lost TO the club. appeared
10 be removed Saturday, in the
event that the two players
planned 10 continue big league
baseball careers.
1t was pointed out at Washing
ton that it was not the intent of
the government TO seek 10 force
ballplayers, no more than others,
10 work in defense plants. provid-
ing they have other defermentS.
However, bsllplayer with a la
standing with his draft board and
2-B rating in a factory would, of
course, lose his 2-B occupational
rating should ne quit his defense,
lob N was stressed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
STATEMENT

The University Of Detroit its friends and followers.
been good to l would like them know that the
university authorities and myself complete agreement
that the best interests Of both the school myself
served by acceptance of Fred Mandes offer
take into his football club leave the school with their
best wishes.
leave the old job and approach the with mixed
emotions You can't laugh off pleasant association of many
years And can't laugh off opportunity TO direct and
have part interest in major league football club located
great sports town.
enthusiastic about the future of league football
and will bend every effort that the Detroit
their rightful place in the football world.
CHARLES K. DORAIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

ing the month-long negotiations
that Dorais had been offered q
10-year contract with a $7,50t
if the club did not oper-
ate or $4,000 if the Lions put a
team on the field, plus a share OF
the profits.
This is the first time i'm the
history OF the league that a club
has had an athletic director"
said Mandel. "Gus will handle
everything pertaining TO the
athletic department. I will be
the owner, manager and bust
ness manager"
Dorais will make the schedule
select and direct the entire ath.
letic staff, down 10 waterboy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
ICebodts Set
To Open Season

II II doesn't snow TOO much and
il the ice isn't too rough and
there's bit of wind. those stream
lined E-ClaSS ice yachts will get
in their first racing out at Lake
side on Lake ST Clair this Sunday
Most Of the boats ready to sail
were taken out on sleighs recently
You know. no gas for cars and
anyhow, towing a trailer loaded
with an iceboat is unpatriouc.
1t doesn't look as if the larger
A class boats. babies like Rex
Jacobs Ferdinand, which has won
the Hearst Trophy, will get in any
racing. Again it's the problem oil
gas
There are about IS + boats in
this area and approximately &C
are ready 10 race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
BY HAROLD KAHL

No matter where you went Sat
urday the chief topic Of converSa-
ton was Gus DoraiS quits II. OF
ID. 10 coach the Lions The words
produced a sense of shock, of dis
belief. Of personal loss because he
was such fixture at l.. of u.
The most remarkable success
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Buds Willing

Arthur tBudl Boeringer. line
coach, when informed in Dorset
Mimi. by telephone of Dorais
resignation said:
I'm certainly sorry TO see
Gus 60"
Asked whether he would accept
the head coaching job If offered al
u. of D., he replied:
"Yes, under the proper ar
rangements. but that Is a mat
ter for the athletic board TO
decide"