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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-wEsr

ALLEN pARK-Owner SAYS 20 sell
quickly AZ sacrifice. large 3bedroom
home accept $50 On from respOn-
sihle buyer Burton, AT 055, AT 400.
ARMORE. 1929. mr. CD. RIVER
. rms gar cor lot, living room
liN2O. breakfast nook very conven-
irut iuration. owner wants cesh efter
VICTORY REAL EST We 7Ss70
We Have 500 Homes Tor Sale
ASTOUNDING VALUE 49, 1854 Burt
road. 5-rm. ATTRACTIVE bungalow tile
bath and kitchen. storm SASH,
screens r. X Currie. ss3q Burt
road. We 1880, A. l.t
Dale, 1857, mr.. Schoolcraft
BRICK HoME. paved st. tile fea.
lures. basement. 4o-n. lot ONLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
WANTED--FARMS

FROM 40 TO 200 ACRES
IN the West and Northwest Section.
stthis 3e-mile circle Evenings, IN
1920
< c. HADLEY INC CA o060
Al Coiored Cash Buyers Waiting!
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
f7fl McGraW. AT Warren. TY 5-h366
COLORED CASH BUYERS WAITING
SINGLES, FLATS. APT HURRY >
CANNON BROS.
1850 SHERMAN RI a 30
COLORED-W side. PAY best prices.
Wright, iTl2 W Warren Ti i-366i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
INTERVALE
Income Bungalows for Sale

I COLORED--Vcrnor Highway. near Elm
/ wood 3 room basement g 600. terms
= JEF FERsOS REALTY-LE 49oO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
REAL ESTATE WANTED
'ALL CASH FOR YOUR PRoPf
~. w. SEC. VICTORY, VIZ
HANNAH
so CONTINUOUS YEARS
Making better sales for our clients

Making better sales for our clients.
TO SELL
Call a real estate concern who can
give you complete service.
es-Management
CA ZOO
uNo 3-7ToO--PL 4600-VE 5-7s0O
HANNAH REAL ESTATE E%CH.
HOMES and 2-FLATs IN n. " Sec
ton from owners. Ralph +. TOynton.
l6605 Grand River. VIZ 5-iI3i.
ITALIAE-Original 2i-hr. cash sale
80 yrs. East side. Pettine. PL 1890.
LIST your property with as now.
Geschwlnd. 1865 Gratot. PL 6isi.
LIST your property with us now.
Bruton Realty We $1,000
NEED money Cash offer Tor your
property today 40 i42i
READY cash BUYERS; houses, hats.
apis. tColored). Quick action. &. w.
White, 1850 Hastings TIE loose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
FAUST. 642O

Near Warren. ; rooms. large attic. tile
bath, , years old, only s. $50. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WALNUT 453g-Dearborn 7-room IN
come refrigerator with house. upstairs
rented Nte Op QfQG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
HOTELS

ADELPHlA HOTEL 7346 Dunedin
Pleasant single rooms weekly rates
TY 4-9lS6
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2I3O CASS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31

COLORED or Whitc-lg5f Lafayette
Q rooms full basement hot air heat.
side drive dear cement BLOCK garage
vacant must be sold make offer
Poole Real Estate TY 1-6s6a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
5000 DOWN

Plus mortgage costs and prepaid items
East Detroit model open 2lS30 Gas.
oQgy mile r OF Gratlot. Bird block
$ 81 Q Mile fine hfctimes homes .
all tile features near transportation,
stores large lot See those nnc
homes today Rov Sinucti MI 1863
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
HOUSES FOR SALE

ALLEN PARK-sl57 down
Tha's an no extras no rsd tape
beautiful new , story 3 ncdrmssn tile
hath sins fun bSmt very close to
schools churches super markets.
thcttcr. bus lines. completely re-
sigic'ed Burton AT 400 AT OA5S
AVON AT " : MILE RID
All brick. new bedrooms tiled IN
bath; Weatherstrippcf insulated .
large lot. sodded $500 down Mr.
l.4l-l--CA 1850 Miller Homes. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
RESORTS FOR RENT
Suburban Reel Estate Tor Sple

SMALL cottage near Lake Huron excel.
lent beach electricity reasonable ~
TggN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31

4 REAL Buy - Ro1my newly
painted story home all new
plumbing hx'ures: 2car garage -,
chicken coon. ~ hparinE f~lit trees,
3 grape arbOrs An situated on 4
acres oi fertile ground tfIn'irs n0
pavement. 81 900 down. SO Up
GROSSMAN cor Van Born ard
Wayne Roads Wayne 92o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
COLORED-1OGs DOWN

GROOM and garages: T. u. Section.
Dan J. Harrison, UN 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
STATE LAND BULLETIN
LAND CONTRACTS

LAND CONTRACTS
AT LON Discount Buy land Contracts
Arrange a. first MurtEaIr IutHt
Edw lIcnkcI Hammond Bf. "a 2s1
Desirable Land Contracts Purchased
- ~ ~ Viz f1ENPfIkR 4 co
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg ca 500
LAND contracts bought m'ss made
McHugh. li10 Ford Bldg CA O3i9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

TILLMAN. 5ss2-3 furnished rooms
lower everything furnished except bed
ding adults
WHlTE-536q Iyanhoc private en-
trance bath and kitchcnette references.
COLOREp-pcslre any LIND q lHine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
Kelly 3D., IQ4Ol

NEW modern 2-bedroom face brick
homes, unfinished attic large lot
SO 200 terms. PR 5000
NEW BRICK HONlES-SS $50. $500
down. , bedrooms tile shower space
for recreation room lot 6OXl3S. sewer
and city water Open daily. to y
c II HARRISON COMPANY 31a6a
-RlSh s. Al Wcst WaIrcn west o. Mer-
Imam Road Garden CITY. TeiCpf0he
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-31
lLORED--1Oc. DOWN
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

CALIFORNIA. OF Harper. between
Eight and Nine Mile-L0w taxes
large lot. bargain. be sure and see
call Mt Marsh ri 460u
HANNAH REAL ESTATE E%CH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

power that has been written
since Admiral Mahan'S cele-
brated The Influence OF Sea
Power on History"
Admiral Strings book Is
boldly entitled Why Sea Power
VIII Win the War" (Fredrick
Fell, 1856 Fourth Ave, New
York City, II is In 30 meaty
chapters. and after a reading of
them il is. hard 10 conceive of
any one who still believes that
air power alone can ultimately
decide the fate of japan. and
Germany.
p why Sea Power Will Win
the War" is in the nature of an
answer 10 De Seyersky's Vic
tory Through Air Power" Ad-
fniral Stirling blasts those crit
les who clalh the battleship is
obsolete becagse of air powers
ability 10 sink IL.
He states that the navy 3ac-
cepts air power onl.v as new
and vital auxiliary element Of
sea power. points out how naval
power is winning the war and
discusses naval strategy in past
and future developments.
The admiral claims that the
German feet is still "a great
menace. 1t can easily evade
the Allies and escort aircraft
carriers to bomb our Atlantic
coast industrial centers or trap
our Allies in sea battle. with
Germ any choosing an area
planted with submarines.
CLAIMING that the italian
" invasion will lead 10 dead
end at the Bremen Pass, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

them security from enemy de-
stroyers and submarines.
TIVE admiral maintains that
Il De Seversky is so air
immersed that he fails 10 see
how the other services are help
ing with the war. His theories,
says the admiral, are based on
planes possible five years from
today and not on today's fight
ing realities.
That the Allies do not intend
TO bomb Germany and Japan
into surrender is evident by the
maSSing~of great armies for the
intended invaSions. These inva-
sions would be impossible with
out the help of sea power, as
Serts the admiral.
Aircraft could never carry
the landing barges, troops.
tanks, materials of war and
food. The admiral points out
that no landing is possible un-
less the gun Zone--a 10 to 20
mile strip Of land and water on
the invasion coasts dominated
by sea power and enemy guns
within il are silenced.
Although air bombing helps
soften up this area, the big guns
Of the naval ships are the chief
offensive weapons used in gain
ing and covering up our beach
heads.
A DM. STIRLING states that
"A in writing his book, Why
Sea Power VIII Win the War, /"
his main object has been TO re-
fute the unjust and unfounded
criticism ofaathe navy and its
gallant men who are guarding
troops and material to every
battlefront.
He maintains that his aim has
been TO give credit TO air power
in its important role and that,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

TT HAS been said that the
Il country that controls the
seas will control the world. q.
1t is a fact that from Sa-
lamis TO the defeat of the Span
ish armada and from Armada
to Trafalgar and from Trafalgar
TO World War / the battles
fought on the sea have changed
the whole course of history, for
even up to World War / il was
the British fleet and its block
ade of Germany that finally
brought the latter TO heel. just
as II was the Union blockade Of
the South that finally brought
the latter 10 Appomatton.
But today we have air power
the bomberS, the Forts. "
Does air power rule the world?
Will air power rule the postwar
world? VIII air power decide
the defeat of Germany and
Japan?
MO - ALPHABETICALLY no
~ says Rear Admiral Yates
Stirling Jr. .tretired1, who has
been writing for some years for
the Hearst press. He says no
In the most important and adj
HiEabiy- conceived book on sea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

unlike the Afr-minded critics az
naval power, he does not be-
little air power in order 10 add
Importance 10 sea power.
Point by point, page by page,
fact by fact Adm. Stirling proves
his case-that IL is sea power
that is fundamental, that is
basic, in this war as il has been
IN all other wars.
II we could destroy all air
power, the sea power and armies
OF the Allies would still win this
war both in Europe and in the
Pacific.
But destroy our sea power
and our armies and leave our
air powers and il is plain that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Somewhere q wounded
boy cries Mother!

IT HERE are some wounds no drugs can
- heal, some longings that can be an
swered only by mothers touch.
Yet now, when your boy needs you more
than ever, you cannot be at his side.
But wait ..
There is one way in which you reach him,
reach him when he needs you most.
That way. is through the Red Cross
your Red Cross, still the Greatest Mother in
the World. In strange town he will always
find the helping, smiling Red Cross worker,
And by his bed-should he be hit-she'll sit
and do a mothers job !. write letters for
him read to him bring him flowers -.
the little honey things that make great
difference.
Rest easy, mother, when you think of
him. Always remember that, wherever he
may be, your Red Cross is by his side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

You have given your sons.
You have done the extra work-donated
your blood and bought your bonds.
Yes and you have helped the Red Cross
before and with glad, willing
heart.
Giving to the Red Cross has always been
great, proud habit of thirty million Amer
lean families -. proud that they could give
:. proud of the Red Cross that made the
giving worthwhile.
But this year the need is greater than it
has ever been in the past. This year we
serve more than eleven million Americans
and on every fighting front the whole world
over. SO this year give once again-give
freely-give to your DUN Red Cross and to
Jour o1On sons in the service.
This year dig deep and be glad you can
give and be at his side when he needs you.
For wherever he is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
News Stories Win
Typist Over 10 WACs

LA JUNTA. Colo, Feb. &c
lNS)-La Junta army air field
reporters wrote glowing stories
about life in the AIR-WAC and
then had them typed by Miss
Jean McCollum, a civilian en-
Ploye
One day last week she was
missed and investigation revealed
she had been so impressed by
AIR-WAC possibilities that she had
Joined up at Fort Des MOines. Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

'DS sTm Inhr asAa us L,t SIS t.n us tBtx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
How Tampax Interprets
~ s~s"S~
the word comfort"
% No belts, pins or external pods
~ No ehofins or bUIsins
80
~ No embarrassing odor
az The user torgefs she is wearing n

TUST consider the above facts In
81 relation 10 your own comfort.
Then consider the freedom Of this in
ternally-worn sanitary protection for
women :. The privacy and the eff
cheney.
Perfected by doctor, Tampax is
made OF surgical cotton and sealed in
q one-time-use applicator. Your hands
need never touch the Tampax and
when it is in place you are actually
unaware Of its presence. No necessity
TO select iooser-ftting dress, il you
wear Tampax. No hampering bulk.
Also no bullying or chatting.
You can carry months supply Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Monarchy Popular,
Swedish Poll Shows

STOCKHOLM, Feb. % (INS)
Eighty-five-year-old King Gustat
of Sweden seems TO be the most
popular member Of his profession.
At a recent Gallup poll, "a per
cent Of the Swedes questioned
were for the continuation OF the
monarchy. 10 per cent were nom
committal and only s per cent
voted for a republican form Of
government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

Tampax in your purse and change
quickly and privately in rest rooms.
There is no odor from Tampax and no
embarrassing disposal problem i.
Today Tampax users are increasing
everywhere.
You can get Tampax in 8 absorb
erletes Il TO suit early days and waning
days; also for different individual
needs. Sold at drug stores and notion
counters. The Introductory box is zoe.
Orgetth economy package (4months'
average supply for only $50. Why not
buy Tampax today and have il ready
when YOU need it? Tampax Incorpo-
rated, Palmer, Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
IN THE REALM OF BOOKS
WHY &snjamin SDeCa,,e,e,

outlines the sea moves that the
Allies will make toward victory.
They are: Cd a vasion across
the Adriatic into Albania and
Yugoslavia; 20 invasion of
Greece through Salonica, get
ting control of the Aegean Sea,
but first capturing Crete, Dode-
canese and Lemmos; CD after
we control the Aegean Sea,
Turkey may open the Darda-
nelles SO that the Allies can
strike at Germany through
Purnania; "a most important
OF all. the second front across
the English Channel
A DMIRAL STIRLING defines
"A sea power as consisting Of
warshipS, submarines, merchant
marine 10 supply the military
and nations commerce and air
power-either carried in war
ships, aircraft carriers or based
on land-to help the navy con-
troll the seas.
He insists no feet can do
without aircraft carriers be-
cause there are times when
land based planes are not avail
able.
He admits that the navy
needs air power as protection
against enemy air power, but
only in the same sense that its
warships depend upon their
guns and .destroyerS 10 give
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27

IMPORTANT. The fungi which 1eoUsei Athletes Foot
exist olmosi everywhere. For protection and relief use
OUlnsono daily. Also excellent for excessive perspro-
tion, foot odor Pharmaceutical Division The Mennen
Company, Newark, N. j., San francisco, Col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
ia and Still a Boy

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Feb 26
(INS)-George II. Douglas, "A, is
back at his first job bs a Western
Union messenger boy after a Co
year lapse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-27
Many Sail on Reservoir

SPOKANE, Wash. Feb. %
tINS)-Balmy winter weather in
Washington has made small boat
sailing popular on the Grand
Coulee dam reservoir.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Diaper Famine
Detroit

A new diaper shortage faces
Detroit's infants, it was revealed
today by the National Institute Of
Diaper Services.
The shortage. the institute said.
Is DUE 10 an attempt on the part
of mills TO force an OPA approved
price increase on diapers. The
institute said II would adopt a
resolution asking the OPA 10
raise the prices, with the increase
being absorbed by diaper services
and not being passed on TO the
consumer.
c. B. Mills Of the Detroit Dy-
Dee Wash, said the situation has
become severe in Detroit the past
week and would become acute
unless the mills release their
stocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Engineers Rush
Burma Airport
Times PhoO

NEW DELHI, Dec. 6 (UP)-.
The U. S. Tenth Air Force moved
another long step forward on the
way to Mandalay and central
Burma today when American en-.
gineers moved in to repair the
captured Bhamo airstrip within
500 yards of the Allied siege lines
Tightening around the japanese
garrison.
The Japanese tried to destroy
the airstrip by digging bitches and
placing other obstacles across the
runways.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
TB Death Rate
Drops in Detroit

Although there were 164 more
cases of tuberculosis in Detroit
for the first 10 months of 1914
than for the comparable period
last year, there were 81 fewer
deaths. DR.. Bruce II. Douglas, city
health commissioner. reported to-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
4 Men Admit
Brutal Attack
International Photo

The brutal attack that left a
gas station attendant, 81, in Re-
ceiving Hospital in a critical con-
dition since Dec. ! was cleared
up today by the confession of
four men.
Inspector John o. Whitman, of
the homicide squad said the men
confessed smuggling and robbing
James Middler, 1874 Richmond
of $40. The men are John Spear
man, II, of 1891 Cameron; James
Spearman, Is, his brother, of the
same address: Cleveland Swint
ls. OF 1904 Cameron. and Moses
Palmer. rs. OF 1887 Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Inspection Tour Set

Rep. William w. Blackney (R)
of Michigan is one of 10 commit
tee members who will make an
inspection tour Of Pacific naval
bases. il was announced in Wash
ington today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
FIJI Holds Fugitive
From PaCifist Camp

A fugitive from the civilian con-
scientiouS directors camp at
Ger1nfask, Mich. William B. Fo-
garty, Is, was held today in De-
troit by FBI agents. Fogarty,
formerly a student at the Univer-
sity of Chicago, deserted the camp
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
Goa st
Along
BY ED EMERY

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3. CUP)-
Drips from the lips of the bowls:
That terrible silence you hear up
Seattle way is just the citizenry
wondering whether the Trojan hoss
shouldn't have been given saliva
test after his $50 loss to March
Field, or whether those 2la-1 odds
on the Washington Huskies weren't
the biggest Southern California
coup e'tat in years . s.. go for
use simply numbed the north
west.
After losing all-American end
Ralph Haywood, end Pete McPhail
and backs Micky McCardle and
Howard Callahan to the marines,
old sc came UP with passer Jim
Hardy and catchers George Cal
lanan and Gordon Gray to con-
found the Huskies with four touch
down strikes Hardy tied Russ
Saunders 1880 rose bowl record of
three scoring passes against Pitts
burgh with his three shorties
against Washington.
Washington's star back Sam
Robinson couldn't get past Trojan
Captain Norm Very and Portland's
Bill Gray in the center of the use
line loss of Pete Susick, Jay
Stoves and Tony Balchunas since
the Husky 27-7 win over March
Field evidently hurst more than
anyone realized.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
" y. STOCHS

NEW YORK Jan 3 tUPl-Tradng on
the stock market fell off TO the highest
level since mid-ociober in the first ses-
sion of the year Monday and prices
moved irrcgularly.
few special issues moved outside a
fractional area None OF the major groups
managed to develop definite trend.
Siecls were mixed. featured in gain by
Bethlehem preferred which rose nearly
Two points on single transaction. u. 5.
steel eased fractionally. coppers held
steady.
Automobile issues displayed lower
tendency with the leaders Off fractionally
and Hercules Motors down nearly Two
points Rails had small losses in most
instances although Louisville and Nash
Vile gained two points. Utilities were
highly Irregular with American and
Foreign Power 81 preferred off more
than a point; Electric Power 81 preferred
off ., and Engineers Public Service $3.50
preferred and Duquesne Light preferred
each UP a point.
Pacific Coast Co. issues had gains
ranging 10 -four points IN the first pre-
ferred International Silver equaled its
top for more than year on a four
point rise United as and Maytag first
preferred also equaled their highs.
Gains OF one to nearly four points were
noted in Briggs and Stratton, Bush
Terminal Buildings preferred, Johns
Manville. Refs preferred and Ingcrsoll-
Rand. American Distilling shares were
down more than a point each. J. c.
Penney lost two points and Minneapolis
Honeywell and General Refratories,
point each.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones aver
ages: Industrial 1852, up 0.Q3; rail
n. 4a. off OIL: utility 2l.74. off o.13 and
IS stocks i7.01. off 0.o6.
Sales amounted TO 5l7,960 shares, COM
pared with 9S9. $50 last Friday Curb
turnover was 110,s00 shares against 3O6.
155 last Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
,eASKeIRezALL:

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3 (UP)-
Two Coast Guard quintets took the
honors in six weekend games of the
Northern California Basketball As
sociation, played Saturday night
and Sunday in civic auditorium.
The Alameda Coast Guard Sea-
lions nosed out strong Marinship
five from Sausalito Sunday, 34-31,
as ex-Stanford forward Jim Pol
lard tanked nine points for the
winners. Cleo Johnson, Marinship
Negro ballhawk, was high with 10.
The San Francisco Coast Guard
surf riders, after shading Treasure
Island Navy 37-35 Saturday, came
back to nip Mcclellan Field of
Sacramento 43-40 Sunday. Fred
Laney, ex-Santa Claran, scored Ia
points for the fliers while Fred
Kudelga netted 13 for the Surf
Riders.
Treasure Island took victory
Sunday after its previous defeat by
downing Chapel Of the Oaks from
Oakland 44-37. University of San
Franciscos army team defeated
San Francisco Presidio 1928 and
Livermore Naval Air Base topped
Salinas Army Air Base 1923 in
other Saturday games.
BERKELEY, Calf, Jan. 3 (UP)-
With Angelo Hank Luisettir
! former Stanford all American,
hitting the hoop for 18 points, the
st. Mary's Pre- Flight Airdevils
swamped the previously unbeaten
University of California basketball
team 57-36 here Saturday night.
The Pre-Flight 37th Battalion
defeated the Bear Junior Varsity
1921 and the 39th Battalion trim
med the California Freshmen 1925
in preliminary games.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
Thinning Endurance Test

The Brawley Merchants out
lasted the Brawley Government
Camp Sunday in a 12-inning en-
durance contest that ended 1912
in the town teams ledger. There
were very few errors on the part of
either team and all hits were clean
drives with several home runs to
sweep in men on bases. Beechey
pitched the first sly innings for the
Merchants allowing two hits and
one run, but Luther Dock who re-
lieved him for two innings allowed
nine runs and Mieja who finished
the last four innings allowed three
runs. The Merchants were able to
garner II hits off the arm of Coff-
man of the Government camp who
stayed the whole distance. The
camp team batted out 18 hits but
were unable to drive in the needed
tally to win.
The league standing after three
Sundays of play shows the Marine
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-03
Experts Sto99er
From Bowl Upsets

scant two points as Georgia Tech
came from behind in the last pc
riod to defeat Tulsa 20-18. Eddie
Prokop engineered the triumph, be-
fore a crowd of $4,000.
In the only ideal football weather
of the day, Louisiana State upset
Texas A. g. M. i3-i4 before $4,000
orange bowl patrols at Miami.
TIE IN COTTON
Randolph Fields Flyers held a
favored Texas University eleven to
TT deadlock before 10000 in the
cotton bowl at Dallas in one of the
days two ties.
A team of eastern all-StarS STAYED
off the threats of similar group
of westerners to gain a 1913 tie
in the annual Shrine east-west
game at San Francisco before Co.
600 rain-drenched fans.
Southwestern University of Texas,
favored by 81 points in pre-game
reckonings, came through with
tally in the last three minutes of
play to defeat the University of
New Mexico, TO before $4,000 in
the sun bowl at Ell Paso, Texas.
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
defeated Arkansas A. & M 24-7 in
the first oil bowl game at Houston,
Tex. Alvin Dark lighted the way
in the victor's offense, witnessed
by $4,000.