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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
LOCAL DRAFT
BOARD GIVES
new LISTING

The following new listing was re-
leased by the local Draft Board
today.
William E. COLLEEN, Alfred
William Cooper, Theodore Hodwalk-
err, Richard A. Slagle, Daniel S.
Stanworth, Lawrence Swanson.
1-A(HD - Albert Charles Frank,
William Nelson, Charles l.. Skuse.
1-A(4-Arlo M. Anderson, Roland
j. Bingham, Hubert J. Gilligan, Earl
Bernard Ritter.
l-C-David NJ. Howard, Anthony
j. Wukich.
2-A-Frederick l.. Barragar, Angus
G. Gair, Harold w. Gray, Donald
Hanebury, Roderick E. Sutherland,
Lawrence Swanson.
2-B-John NJ Adams, William A.
Cooper, Jack c. Cremin. John H.
Day, Cecil J. Deisch, Harley K. john
son, Leonard A. johnson, Harry A.
Jensen, Kermit C. McCurchy, David
A. Nahum, Ernest E. Peterson,
Joseph M. Snow, Harold Stephenson.
Tony A. Tomatich. Jr
2-BH) Frank j. Victor. Jr.
4-F-George H. Matheson.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
Thirty-fifth Wedding
Anniversary Marked
By Party al Bdrdnof

In commemoration of his 35th
wedding anniversary, John Oberg
last night entertained for group
of friends in the Gold Room at the
Baranof Hotel The table was beau
tifully decorated with candles and
flowers of the season.
Present for the affair were MIR.
and Mrs. Olaf Bedding, Mrs. Hans
Berg, Grace Berg. Mrs. Oscar Oberg,
Mrs. Howard Mosher, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Cameron, 1t. McMorby, Lit.
Crone, 1t. Rudolph, 1t. Wagner
and the host.
Following the dinner, the party
adjourned to Mr. Oberg's home In
the Spickett Apartments to celebrate
the birthday of 1t. Wagner, which
also fell ON Thursday. A delicious
birthday cake and coffee were serv-
ed, after which the evening was
spent playing cards.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
; STARS Seen
IN THRILLER,
10Th CENTURY

Melodrama is probably the most
overworked word in the entire the
atrical lexicon. To many in the
film industry the word itself is ana
thema as it it usually associated
with the old fashioned thrillers
complete with Demonstrated viii
lain and lily-white heroine.
But Milton Sperling, goth Cen
tury-Fox's young but experienced
producer, belives that Hollywood
has been wrong in the intentional
omission of melodrama from the
screen. 1t is his conception that
rynamic. nerve-tensing melodrama
has definite place in films.
He backed his Judgment with his
newest film, II Wake Up Scream
ing" the current attraction at the
Goth Century Theatre which stars
Betty Cradle. Victor Mature and
Carole Lands.
IF melodrama at once shocks
and fascinates an audience, 1t can
be the greatest entertainment in
the world" Sporting declared.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that a hearing will be held on De-
cember 10, 1943. at ten o'clock am,
before the Judge of the United
States Commissioners and Ex-Of-
ficio Probate Court for the Juneau,
Alaska, Commissioners Precinct up
on the petition of FRANK A.
BOYLE for appointment as adj
ministrator Of the estate, of HARRY
HENDRICKSON, Deceased, and
for the issuance Of Letters of ADJ
ministration to him. All persons
interested are required at said time
and place to show cause, if any,
why said petition should not be
granted on the grounds of incom-
potency of said petitioner and to
assert his own right, if any, to the
administration thereof.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal at Juneau, Alaska November
29th, 1913.
FELIX GRAY,
United States Commissioner and
Ex-Officio Probate Judge for
the Juneau, Alaska, Commits
sioner's Precinct.
November 80, December 1873
4-6-7-8-9-10.
adv.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03

VOTE BILL
5(RAppED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. The
Senate Unexpectedly strapped the
Federal service mems vote bill, vot-
ing AZ to 81 for a substitute pro-
posal retaining state control over
voting qualifications of absent
members of the armed forces.
A coalition of Republicans and
Southern Democrats forced the
approval of the substitute measure
sponsored by Senators Mcclellan,
Mcclellan and Eastland over the
vigorous objections of Democrat
leader Allan Barley
The measure would limit Federal
action to the distribution and COL
lection of ballots printed by the
states and utilize the state absen-
tee voting processes. The legisla-
ton now goes to the House.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
Man
Is Believed 10
Have Drowned
Fisherman Missing Enroute
TO Home 10 Spend
Thanksgiving

WRANGELL, Alaska, Dec. s.
Shirley Devenny. "a, Wrangell fish
erman, is believed TO have persisted
on Thanksgiving Day while en-
route to Wrangell from Steamer
Bay, about Is miles southwest of
here. Wreckage from Devennys
small trolling boat was found yes
terday ON Hat Island, nine miles
from Wrangell.
The search was continuing today
by the Coast Guard and private
boats, but the father. c. j. Devenny,
said he feared his son has been lost.
Young Devenny and his father
we're trolling at Steamer Bay N
separate boats. The young man
started for town on Thanksgiving
Day to see his wife and young
child, but a severe storm blew up
at that time and Devenny is be-
lieved to have swamped. He was
alone in the boat at the time.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
Officers Elected
By Lutheran Aid

Mrs. John Lowell was elected
president of the Lutheran Ladies
Aid at a no-hostess meeting held
yesterday afternoon in the church
parlors.
Others receiving offices include
Mrs. Andrew Hildre, vice president;
Mrs Harry Stonehouse, Secretary
and Mrs. Belle Knudson, treasurer.
The members also gave a vote
of thanks to all who assisted in
the success of the bazaar which
was sponsored by the Aid last We'd
nesday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03

ported today that Army casualties
from the beginning Of the war 10
November IS were 94,818, bringing
the total of announced casualties
in all branches of the armed forces
to $500
Stimson said the army total In
cluded 14,321 killed, $4,000 wound
ed, 23,41T prisoners of war, and
24,49O missing in action. OF the
American listed as prisoners, 1910
died in prison camps, mostly in
Jap-occupied territory, he said.
Casualties reported by the Navy
Department to date total 32,051
with 1850 killed, 5,740 wounded,
1926 missing, and APPS prisoners
of war,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
FIGURES ON
CASUALTIES
APE GIVEN
III II Branches Of
Alina0 Forces Now
126,969
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Secre-
tarv of War Henry r., StimSOn re-

WASHINGTON, Dec 3.-Secre-
tary of War Henry L. Stimson re-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
5EN.WHEELER
IS 5p0UT|NG
ON ELECTION
Montana Man Declares
Roosevelt Will Not Be
4th Term Candidate

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-Expres-
sing doubt that any Democrat can
win the Presidency next year, Sem
ator Burton K Wheeler, Democrat
of Montana, predicted that Roose-
welt will not be a candidate for
reelection, regardless of the state
of war.
Wheeler, in an interview here, said:
WAR or no war, the definite trend
has set in and the President will
be able to sense this far more
quickly than any of his advisers"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
WILLIAM COX
ASKS lands
FOR HEARING

NEW YORK, Dec. 3. = Baseball
Commissioner Lands said that Will
liam Cox, who resigned as owner
of the Phillies during the Lands
investigation concerning betting on
his own ball games, has denied
statements he made to the Commits
sioner concerning wagers he made
on the ball games and has asked
for hearing which is set for to-
morrow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03
FISHING men
CONFER With
0pA, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Dec. 3.--Sixty-five re-
representatives. of the fishing indus
try of Puget Sound, British Column
bia and Alaska, conferred with
Charles w. Triggs. head of the Fish
Division of the OPA.
The main discussion is reported
to have centered whether halibut
differentials should be established
between Prince Rupert and Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-03

The Vessel Owners, fish dealers,
representatives of the OPA, Wild
life Service and unions involved
said there were many other prob
lens in the halibut industry besides
differentials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Handy Andy Gives
4 redia I'D EfRpNnRlen
BY JACK CUDDY

maced when he sat down on his
locker. stool. Removal of his ma
room Jersey disclosed mass OF
baHdaged padding over his lower
left ribs.
I'm sort OF n mess" tho
bro a d-ShOuldered 190-pOurdcr
ChuCklcd. But was pretty
well banged up before the game
both knees bad, and my ribs
sore as boil. But I went ont
there and played my hardest OF
the season. Some Of the other
boys were in the same fiX.
Maybe | had more reason to
win than they did. If we lost. I
would have been afraid to 20
home 10 my little Irish bride al
silver Springs, Md"
one Of the reporters inter
upted asking il FarkaS were ne.
Gently married
"Oh. nO-We'Ve been married
four years, and have two kids, "
Andy replied with a grin. But
l stiIl call Ellen my bride be-
cause she's just aS fresh aS the
day we were we'd - IN a Y h 9
ire>hcr. You should hear her
give rRp thr works when we lose.
or when ! don't play well. Ellen
II my Ma. fan and SevereSt
critic. You can say that | went
all out today for the little
woman, and that's no lie"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 CUP)-
Handy Andy Farkas, the Hun
Earian howitzer" whose explosive
goal line plunges achieved three
Of Washingtons four touchdown
against the Giants Sunday. cryS-
rallilCd the psychological secret oi
the Redskins $50 victory when
he said
"Au of us played like he'll he
cause we knew we Just had to
win this one. We were on edge
mcntally--Sharp aS knives
from ~ much rihbing and criti-
CiSm after our two losses 10 the
Giants. OF linemen went ont
there with blood i'm their eyes
and stopped 'em cold"
AndyS clated voice competed
with the uproar in the Redskins
jubilant dressing room al the Polo
Grounds as the---VlCtOrS climbed
out Of uniforms and shoulder
harnesses. The happy brown
haired fullbaCk looked like a man
fresh from a train Wrock His
forehead and checks were rcd
Sculfod and bruised Both knees
were so pain-WYaCkCd ho gI-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Phelan TO Rescue

Finally the inin1ltahle New
York Boxing Commission Chair
man John J. Phelan. a Gilbert
and Sullivan character if Wc
ever saw one. called the rival
camps together and instructed
Ruffin 20 60 out and drink
quart OF orange juice. Ruifin
reluctantly complied. and re-
turned TO weigh in at l35 2
pounds. Just eight onCcS over the
lightweight maximum.
Notified by this turn Of
events. AnCott then weighed In
st l37 pounds, and the fight was
on again
who did those wise guy New
Workers think we were ." de-
manded Charley Jones, Sammy'S
manager
why" he added righteously,
"that Ruffin mob tried To pick
our pockets right under our
noses :"
THAT settles it," announced
Naurlc WaXr1an. Ruffins guild
ing genius. "Angott knows he's
licked. Ruffin will win seven
ont OF 10 rounds" Ia
Then Waxman went ON the air
Thursday night 10 utter a pious
protest. against the what be
described as Angotts customary
foUl tactics And be implorcd
tho New York fight officials 10
make Sammy obey the rules
when he met the Ruffln young
sfCr.
Jones brought the by-play 20
a neat climax after Aneott had
punched out \ close. split dcCi-
sion over Ruffin.
IT sounds screwy," modostlv
proclaimed the man who had
nearly collapsed az the Suc-
ceSuon that Argott might be
forced 90 risk his title against
RuiiIn 1T sounds screWy. hut
I'm. managing a champion who
j. searching for worthwhile
opponent"
Aren't they wonderful those
strange brothers of the busted
hcak fraternity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Skate
Races to
Continue
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Wilbur Miller's skating meet
over on the new course at the
pavilion on Belle Isle yesterday
was so successful that another is
planned by the Detroit Skating
Association for next Sunday.
There is nothing particularly
surprising in the news that Vim
cent Bozich. the skating automa-
ton. won all the senior races and
that Jimmy Thomson placed Sec
.ond.
Stanley Carr, intermediate
champion last season. skated in
the senior class for the first time
and took a place. He has just
passe his eighteenth birthday
and has his yoo-hoo from Uncle
Sam He goes into the arm y
Wednesday
Alex Allison was home on fur
Tough and skated in his uniform of
the arborne engineers. He Won
several places. His brother. How
diu AlilSOi. II ilOW oil all lOINt
cadet at GAINESVILLE, Fla.
None of those fast Saginaw
girls showed up which made
everything Jolly for the local
ladies of the blades. In fact. Mary
Locke had a picnic with no senior
girls 10 race against. so she tried
her luck against Lorraine Sable
and Mary Place in the intermedi-
ate class and was beaten.
Then she raced in the interme-
date boys mile and il looked as
If she was going 10 trim Bobby
Snyder but she sprinted the
wrong lap and finished in the
ruck. Snyder had the toughest
competition against the biggest
field in topping the intermediate
boys. Miss Sable looks as if she'll
b e I everything in Detroit this
season. And Russell Hunt is still
winning in the juniors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

Bill Daley NIichiGans power
driving fullback. was Coach Frank
Leahy'S choice as the outstanding
college back the Notre Dame
eleven saw all year
and that would he the
unanimous choice Of all our
players" the Irish coach SAID
Saturday after receiving the
Don Scott Memorial Trophy AZ
the outstanding coach Of tho
year The selection was made
by the Detroit Times Down
town Quarterback Club
Coach Leahy fell 10 discussing
football in general and the Mlchi-
gan and NOtre Dame teams in
particular. Coaches Fritz Crisler,
Joe Gembis. Gus Dorais and Joe
Bach took part IN the discus
sion
They have said much about
the speed Of the Notre Dame
team" Leahy was saying. But
our four regular backs would
run second to the four backs OF
Michigan in a relay race. In our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
3-Mdn Lead
Changes Again

National Twist Hobs are the
new holders Of first place today in
The annual Chene-Trombly three
man team overaverage bowling
tournament They had 1858 for
236. Pete RayoirS had 267 in 6lS
and missed 300 when he left the
six and blew a spare after nine
straight
WitkowSki went into second
with 1917 for Ill George Radtke
had 177-231-213 for 651. Ed Jaznul
SIS and Ray Morris 495 for Ma
tional Twist. Ed Kula sos. and Joe
Pctta 52l completed the WitkowSki
scoring
The leaders.
National Twist Hobs 27s
WtkuwsN III
Tank Repair l59
bryDsk 800
kerma'h las
NQNlks Nuhawks lf2
shoe Track lt-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
AIE-SfarS
Advance

DCUoit All-Stars hold a 20
victory over German United fol-
lowing the opening of the Ma
tional Challenge Soccer Cup play
yesterday at Sportsman Park.
Nell Campbell scored both goals
for Tho winners in the first IS
minutes of play. A short passing
attack SGT the stage for his first
goal He booted the ball past
Goalic Zimmerman after taking a
pass from George Borg.
Campbell headed the ball into
the net Il minutes later after
Tommy Syme and Borg drew the
defense out of position.
Goalic Joe Carrelli warded off
repeated threats by the Germans
i'm the last half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Bears Pleased
II S Redskins

CHICAGO. Dec. % QNS)-
Apparently in all sincerity the
Chicago Bears were unanimous
today in their declaration they
were mighty pleased they would
have 10 meet the Washington
Redskins. rather than the New
York Giants for the national foot
ball championship
Sid Luckman. the Bears pass
ing wizard and chief engineer for
the t. formation, seemed posi-
lively lubllant when he said:
we have little argument
to- settle with Washington and
] know speak for the whole
team In announcing that our
third meeting with the Wash
ington team will be anything
but a tea party.
THE Bears are mad. be-
fieve we're mad enough TO wipe
out that 2l to whipping the
Redskins gave III during the
regular season"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Cdnddiens Do
With Blake !

The Canadiens strengthened
their hold on the league leadership
by knocking over the Boston
Bruins. 3-1 IN Montreal before a
Scll-out attendance of 1908. Toe
Blake scored Two tallieS for Mon
treal The Bruins were saved from
a Shutout when Herbie Cain
scored IN the middle period
The Toronto Maple Leafs took
a tirmer grip on second place IN
the league standing by defeating
the Chicago Black Hawks, 5-2, in
Chicago before 10.345 fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Roxy Meets Klein
For Wrestling Title

Walter Roxy tomorrow night ~
Fairview Gardens hopes 20 regain
the MWA mat title he held some
10 years ago. when he meets The
current. titleholdcr, Louis Klein.
who won the junior heavy belt
from Flash" Gordon last week.
The division then was known
as the lIght-heavy class but since
has been changed 10 junior heavy
and The weight limit raised Roxy
and Klein clash in one END of
double-headcr Abe Colem1
meeting Buddy Knox in the other
half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Byrd
Trails bV
3 Strokes

MIAMI. Fla. Dec 20 GNS)-
The $1,000 Miami Open golf tour
nament belongs 10 Steve Warga
.Jr., commercial air line radio
operator. who finished the 72-hole
event yesterday with a $50 total
His victory was worth $1,000 in
war bonds
Second place went TO Sam Byrd.
Detroit. with Zl4-69-2S3 worth
$3.50 IN war bonds; while third
place was claimed by Johnny
Bulla of Atlanta air Inc pilot
who added a II yesterday to his
2l3 for q 2Sl total. He collected
g.II ...... 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

GOO crowd u attracted
The brothers put on a couple
81 pre-Neht skltS however
which nearly echpsed the mann
event Anything less than top
notch swat circus would have
been obSCurcd by Tho wary
uancuyCrIngs Of The rival camps
lus' prior 10 the battle
Argott is currently recognized
as National Boxing Association
lightweight king, a title that is.
Vaud in New York. New Jersey
and Pennsylvania OF course -
other states acclaim Beau Jack
aS the lightweight monarch bat
then YOU can't have everything
can YOU sammy
When Rutfin signed for the
Angctt match. he agreed 20
come IN over the l35-pound
weight limit so that Sammy's
three-state crown would not be-
endangered. Ruffin tried 10 whil
an inside pitch past Sammy and
his assembled brain trust The
youthful Long Island mittSter
coyly weighed in Thursday al
134 pounds. a scant pound under
the lightweight limit
Upon learning Of this Develop
ment. Angott stormed and his
handlers screamed. They threat
ened 20 depart en- maSSc for
Angotts home in Washington,
Pa, and forget tho whole thing
We've been had, they shouted
in unison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Niqht Edition Code Key

Ths Detroit Times daily prints In The
sight Edition only the name ~ = horse
which race experts feel Is among the 0uf
standing bets 81 the day
The code KEY appears each night In me
EiEht Star and Red Line Editions WITH p
number corresponding In each letter ~ me
ALPHABET
The horses name appears ONLY IN
TIE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T is
PRINTED ~ CODE
T uorr0Ws code follows
N-S3 B-qI CTS DE- VII F-bl G-is H-iO
t-H6 I-b3 k-22 I-53 MSS N-3g 90 r-GG
Q15 RI SIS TIA I-9g N-20 Wis
N-Sl Mi N-5i Z-25
Clip this code key u will enable Won
'o pher ne name % iomofroW's code
Appefaing ONLY IN THE NIGHT Ed
TON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
George UhIe 10 Join
Senators as Coach

WASIIINGTON, Dec % CUP)
Manager O>sie Bluege Of the
Washington Senators today con-
drmyd reports that George Uhlc.
former pitching star of the Glove
land Indians would join the Sen
alors next year as coach.
he viii he used principally for
coaching rookie pitchers BlueGc
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
THREE FOR ANDY

Sammy Baugh led the Redskins
IN victory ny f1uTtTUg = pdySCy,
completing 10 OF them for a total
of 200 yards. At one point he re-
turned an intercepted pass 81
yards 10 the Giants 6-yard line.
Andrew FaTkaS crashed across
tne Giants goal line three times
and Ted Lapka scored the remain
ing Redskins touchdown Bob
NaSterSon kicked all the points.
The Giants, who defeated the
Redskins 31-7 in Washington last
week. got no closer than Wash
Ington'S 32-yard line at the Polo
Grounds and that high mark
was reached only through a long
pass by Tuffy LehmanS
The Giants went into the game
as favorities by il points, but
were held by the Washington
line. particularly by Yves Willie
Wllkin and George Smith.
FarkaS made the initial score
in the second period from the
5-yard line after two passes by
Baugh, to Masterson and Wilbur
Moore In the first period the
Redskins reached the 4-yard
line twice in Baugh'S passes and
Clyde Sugars,s block of Len
Hounee's point but were unable
10 score. BY the time the half
had ended, Washington lifted the
score to 14-0, highlighted by
56-yard drive on three Baugh
passes.
Baugh replaced Several Giant
threats in the third period, once
by a tackle when he was the only
RedSllin between the runner and
the goal line and again by a 65-
yard kick that sent the Giants
reeling back to their 11-yard
line.
Baugh also initiated the Reds
two final TALES in the fourth
period, with 37-yard run TO the
Giants 6-Yard line on which
FarkaS scored in two tries and
with an assist that enabled Lapka
10 score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Il Confusing:
Giants Upset
By Redskins

NV YORK. Dec 20 GNS)-
HImblcd twice hy the Giants
when the Cards were running the
other way the Washington Red
skins added a bizarre touch today
20 The Professional Football
League season by winning the
Eastern Football League title
bands down
In Polo Grounds play-of game
f1I tho championship of the
National Football League - the
second 10 he copied by tho Red
skim, the W hing 20 mans
demonstrated before 42SO0 fans
their right 10 meet the Chicago
Bears western champs. for the
league championship next Sunday
at ChCago'S Wugley Field by
Shcllachng the Giants $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

New York uhs-.Mshaffey Lsker War-
wick Cauthier. Auouchon. :. AeDonAlf.
Cooden
Detroit suhs-Hous Brurstesu. Brown.
jennings QuAcksBbush. Kane. Lynn.
FIRST PERIOD
New York Warwick tHeUsf). 1913
New York HsxtAl 1888
Penaiilss-H Jackson q W AcDonAld.
Brunetesu. EEsn Lynn EeItAl.
SECOND PEROD
3-Dstroi' i4scCmhe tCarvFtht 90.
A-Dstrolt Hove jackson 2ST
New YORK Heller 1Hilisrl $40
s-SsW York. Aubuchon (wsTvick .kAhaf-
fe1p i1Az
PtnAty-WarWtck
THIRD PERIOD
New York warwick - 70
s-New YORK -~Gaufhisr - hrDonaid).
10 90
prnAifs-- Jackson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Washington
Nan EnrLr
ron Iasl NV YORK 1O1

New York subs End walls guards
Msr1uc Roberts Avedts.an Virnic center.
p.e0oio. backs Brown. six. Leemans Bar
NrI
Washington SUBS: ends PlaseCky Lapka
tackIes Wukin Zeno. guards F0reuflro.
Leon Rihar, csnters. Hayden ConnEh'
backs seymour. Baugh, Moore. Atkins
~ .tsCn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Leahy Rates Daley
Tops of Irish Foes
BY EDGAR HAYES

favor, though. was the fact our
four fastest linemen would beat
our four fastest backs Our
boys are sold on the L forma-
tion and I doubt IL We could
return them TO the old NOtre
Dame box"
The talk quickly GOT around 10
the last 80 seconds NJ the Great
Lakes game and all had their
own opinion Of what happened.
All agreed they thought Steve
Lach was halted before he got
loose and tossed that long prayer
pass that won the game.
BANONIS PRAISED
CriSler and Leahy both had the
highest praise for Banonis. The
Michigan mentor saw movies Of
the Iowa SeahawkS and the Ohio
State eleVenS They gave Ba-
nonls a workout and he was the
difference between winning and
losing for the Hawks" Dorais
just sat and beamed. Vince was
one Of his star pupils.