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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Wiese Names
Two Captains

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 81
(UP)-Don Lund of Detroit and
Joe Ponsetto of Flint, Mich, full
back and quarterback. respec-
lively, today assumed the job OF
co-captaining the University OF
Michigan football team for the
remainder Of the season.
They were named yesterday by
Bob Wiese, regular fullback and
captain, who is leaving the Michi-
gan campus on a service transfer.
Lund, a senior civilian and let
terman in basketball and baseball,
will replace Wiese in the regular
fullback position. Ponsetto. a
naval trainee in his second year
at Michigan, has been the start
ing quarterback all season.
Coach Fritz Crisler said end
Dick Rifenburg. ace freshman
pass-catcher. will leave school this
week to await induction into the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
SeIf-1lNlIe DiUeE' Is Tops

another kid splashing about the
pool.
The freshman showed enough
promise to make the squad. A
year later he was the city cham
pion.
TAUGHT HIMSELF
bud Is what I'd call n self
made diver" Hansen said. He
has really taught himself by
hours of hard work. He has a
great future in diving ahead Of
him."
Hansen, who is a member oi
the Detroit Lions football squad
himself captained the Southwest
ern swimmers several years ago
Later he was co-oaptain Of the
swimming team at Michigan
State.
On the same team with Hurd
this season is his brother, tiny
16-year-old "Corky" Hurd. He's
a diver, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Coffin Corner Expert

First OF the great spot" kick
ers in football. Coffin Corner"
Harry gained fame at Georgetown
in his collegiate days because he
had the courage. skill and inspira-
ton 10 do more things with his
1873 pounds than most athletes
can do with 200 pounds or more.
From Georgetown days he has
run the scale OF life. He played
professional football with the
Canton Bulldogs with the immor-
tai Jim Thorpe as a mate. In
those same days Knute Rockne
and Gus Dorais were with the
rival Massilon team.
Costello has coached. officiated
and written sports He has been
adventurer. warrior. politician,
public relations counsel, press(
agent, confidante Of business and
industrial giants, and just plain
guy doing the best he could 10
make a buck. He became one Of
the late Hney p Longs closest
friends and advisers.
He has known much OF the Bit
ter and sweet OF life. And
through IL all has assembled
philosophy that spices the many.
many experiences that he can re-
late so well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
A Boost for HeIes

. There IL no reason pro foot
ball can ever hurt college foot
hall" he continued, "as long as
professional football treats the
colleges and their players with
proper ethics"
Harry talked along OF the days
when Dorais was his opponent d. +. 4.
his belief that George Halas OF
the Chicago Bears is entitled 10
rating as one OF the best OF all
coaches we have known OF
the contributions 10 football made
by Fielding II. Yost, Warner.
Haughton, Rockne, Bierman, Ney-
land and others "a personal
opinion that Bernie Moore OF
Louisiana State is one OF the most
moderated coaches he has ever
known. and a firm conviction that
footballs greatest days are ahead.
Yes. he talked along-recalling
names and incidents and scores.
II was nice seeing and hearing
Harry Costello again. Sports
likely will not know many story
tellers ever TO match him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
CdWthon Quits
Pro Loop Post

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 CINS)-
The mercurial nature Of pro-
fessional football is clearly dem
onstrated for the thousandth time
today with the resignation of
Pete Cawthon as coach of the
Brooklyn Tigers. Pete's team lost
its fifth straight game Sunday,
and from the moment the Boston
Yankees booted out a II 10 ID
victory on Augie Los field goal,
Cawthon was a dead duck.
Gallery listed a pair of coaches
who will fill the gap in the event
a successor to the luckless Cav
thon is not Immediately named.
They are Ed Kublae, ex-Center
and Frank Bridges. ex-Baylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Football Comes First

Costello today, among other
things. is Washington representa-
tive for several big firms.
But his real love is football.
And no one has better stock Of
gridiron fables than Hairy.
Among other subjects that we're
discussed In a session with him
last night was professional foot
ball and IT'S future.
Costello's background and
knowledge OF the game certainly
entities him 10 an opinion and he
thinks the sooner those now In
the professional game look sanely
at the future the better IL will
be for their own interests.
THE day n bound to conse."
said Costello, that professional
football, II II IL to prosper. will
have TWO major leagues and
a series Of feeder leagues that
will embrace the entire nation.
THE setup must eventually
take on the shape of the base
ball leagues with q World Sc
rles between the two leagues
hlghllghtlng the whole thing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Has His Doubts

No man in the National Foot
ball League is more pleased than
the Philadelphia Eagles Greasy
Neale with the new pro rule that
permits Sideline coaching.
But Greasy is not so sure even
that will be effective with every
Quarterback Prior to one impor-
tant game last year Greasy spent
a whole week working on a screen
pass play.
Now the first play you CALL
he told one field general. "can
this play"
Came the kickoff. The first
quarter went by. No screen pass
play. Neale sent in a substitute
with instructions. The second
quarter went by. Still no screen
pass play.
"Now the first play you call
this half" the coach ordered.
snake 10 the screen pass"
The quarterback agreed.
Still, third quarter-and no
screen pass. Sub after sub had
gone in with instructions. No
screen pass Al last Greasy
ysnked the O. b. He was standing
on the sidelines TO greet his field
commander.
why in hell didn't you use
that screen pass" he de-
manded.
Coach" was the answer, II
was Just leading up TO It."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Bob Tales
Costello Returns
With New Yarns
BY, BOB MURPHY
sports EaitsF

One Of our favorite tellers OF
tall tales Is in town. The name
is Harry ]. Costello. than whom
there never will be one more
whomer.
Harry Costello has In 50 years
seen more places. talked to more
people and rubbed elbows with
more beggars and kings than any
20 or even 1000 other persons
you know.
Brother Costello appeared in
our town yesterday looking a bit
more portly, but his store of
stories. his amazing memory for
names and places. and his as
founding imagination have not in
the least been dimmed by the
years. In fact, We think all OF
these qualities that add to his
charm as conversationalist and
entertainer have improved.
Harry Costello still Is the type
OF man who would come for din.
ner and stay three weeks. But his
stay would be through insistence
more times than choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Waivers Asked
By Lions on I

As the Lions returned to the
practice field today to make
ready for a game with the Card
Pitts at Pittsburgh next Sunday,
announcement was made by
Coach Charles E. (Gus) Dorais
that waivers had been asked on
two players.
They are Tom Kennedy, 200
pound tackle from Wayne, who is
in his first year with the Lions,
and Louis Baum, a 19O-pound
halfback from Oregon.
Other National League clubs
have AZ hours in which TO claim
them. If not claimed they become
free agents.
1t was reported that the Lions
came through the tough Green
Bay battle without serious injury
to any of the players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
State Eleven Wont
Talk Bowl Bids
By LEWIS III. WALTER

EAST LANSING, Oct. 31-If
Michigan States unbeaten foot
ball team can smash past the
Missouri game this week the
Spartans are almost sure-pop for
a bowl game bid. But Coach
Charley Bachman is ducking any
discussion OF the subject with his
players.
Eve always found that rs
soon rs you get your players TO
talking bowl games they usually
get bowled over" said Bachman
today. That's why we're Just
going TO concentrate on Missouri
this week"
However. since State probably
will be favored over Missouri and
should walk over Maryland in the
final game next week, the Spartan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

round exhibitions IN at least nine
cities.
It is understood that he will
referee at least one of the bouts
at Friday nights show at Olympia.
Make WaMnan is his tour man.
ager, with Lew Diamond, who
manages Gus Lesnevich, the light
heavyweight champion, accom-
panying him.
Tour dates already set, besides
his visit here, are; Baltimore,
Nov. 6: Philadelphia. Nov. 10;
Washington, Nov. 10; Buffalo,
Nov. IA.
According to advises from New
York. dates also are being ar
ranged for stops in Cleveland, ST.
Louis and Chicago.
Almost a year ago, the heavy
weight champion took advantage
of his furlough for a similar tour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

diving this season. BY the time
he becomes a senior next year,
the 17-year-old Hurd will be in a
class by himself.
A TENANT PRoTEGE
Jim Tenant, well known swim
ming coach at Kronk Community
House and always on the lookout
for talent. picked up Hurd last
spring and entered him in the
Michigan Junior AAU competi-
ton. Bud won the diving event,
beating two other promising
youngsters, Barney Cipriani OF
BOYS Club and Bobb Knorr OF
Mackenzie High, the latter a pro-
tege of Clarence Pinkston.
According to Dale Hansen, who
assists Dick Strohmer in coaching
the Southwestern swimmers,
Hurd became a diver quite by
chance. Two years ago, when
Hansen needed a substitute diver,
10 picked on Bud. then a ninth
grader. Until then, he was Just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

the proper place for Ice Is under
skates.
Detroit was the skating capt.
tai of the country last season.
Bengie didn't make this discovery
until he went 10 Cleveland 10
make his report. Ten meets were
held here. including the huge De-
troit Times Gold and Silver
Skates Derby which also includes
the Michigan state champion
ships. No other skating associa-
ton held anywhere near 10
meets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Thistle Down Plans
To Rebuild Plant

CLEVELAND. Oct. 81 (INS)-
Officials of the Thistle Down race
track today were hopeful that
priorities could be obtained for
rebuilding the grandstand and
clubhouse. destroyed In a $500, 900
fire Saturday night.
Meanwhile authorities continued
their investigation OF the blaze
which firemen prevented from
reaching the paddock where 700
thoroughbreds were stabbed pre-
paratory to shipment TO other
race tracks. The fire started a
few hours after the final race OF
Thistle Downs fall meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Birminghdmldd
Minnesota Center

MINNEAPOLIS. oct. 81 GNSl
The Minnesota Gophers got a
new center today in the person of
Dick Van Dusen, a sophomore
from Birmingham Mich He re-
places Bob Lossie. a Commute
player for the last two seasons,
w'ho has transferred 10 nearby 81.
Thomas College for naval training
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Using Red Wings
Costs CapitoIs Game

HERSHEY, Pa, Oct. 81 (UP)-
League President Maurice Podo-
loft awarded the Hershey Bears a
triumph in their Oct. Is game
against the Indianapolis Capitols
which thew had lost z 10 0. The
Capitols, Podoloff said, used three
Detroit Red Wing players who
violated the two-week rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Skating Boss Sees
Greatest Season
BY GEORGE r. VAN

local leaders of last season would
be out again, a group that in
cludes Vince Bozich, the cham
pion who beat the best in the
Middle West: Lorraine Sable,
Mary Locke, Dorothy Koinis and
the Wrona clan. Helen. Agnes,
Florence and Esther; Russ Hunt,
Mario Trafeli. Leo Wojtkowiak,
Walter Omelenchuk and Jim
Thomson.
Dale Doyle Of Saginaw is presi-
dent of the Michigan Skating As
ISOLATION. Other officers are Sam
Levinson. Orville Bates of New
Baltimore; Harry Long of Flint;
Harry Wagner of Wyandotte and
Guy Vosberg of Detroit. Lloyd
Guenther is referee. Bill Thomp-
son starter and, as usual, Bag
dade is clerk of course, a per-
manent position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Wayne Seeks
Hoosier Team

Wayne University is seeking
football game with Central Nor
NAL of Danville, Ind, for Satur-
day at u. of D. Stadium TO re-
place the one Cancelled yesterday
by Muskingum College Of New
Concord, o.
Muskingum informed Wayne II
would be unable 10 fill its date
here because of the large number
of injuries suffered in the last two
games.
Wayne had booked a game with
Central Normal tentatively for
Nov. IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Mo5paden Quits
Position as Pro
PUILADFLP HIA. Oct. 81 CUI

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81 tUP)
Harold Jug McSpaden. the
nations leading golfer from a
money winning standpoint IN 1913
and the professionals second lead
ing money winner this year. is
leaving his job as pro al the Phil
adelphia Country Club 10 accept
a public relations position with a
New York concern.
McSpaden compiled SGT 900 in
prize money by winning seven
tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Klein, Chapman Clash
tonight for Mat Title

Louis Klein makes his bid 10
become a two-time champion OF
the junior heavyweight class when
he wrestles Kid Chapman in a
MWA title bout which is the fea-
ture OF tonight's four-bout card
at Fairview Gardens. The match
is an hour time limit affair, two
in three falls.
In the semifinal Bert Ruby and
81 Larson clash, two in three
falls. frankie Hart VS.. TEX
Reilly and Walter Roxy VS.. Al
Williams are one-fall bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
By LEO MtcDoNEEE

Vic Dellicurti knocked out
Eddie RoSSi in the second round
of A scheduled l0-round bout IN
what. putting it mildly, was a dis
appointing fstic card at Arena
Gardens last night.
A crowd of 1.243 disgruntled
fans paid a gross OF $3.50 TO
witness the unwholesale enter
tainment which. in addition 10 the
fleeing Dellicurti Rossi brawl,
was marked by two bouts de-
clared no contests when referees
decided that the fighters were not
trying.
The end of the Dellicurti-Rossi
travesty came with the second
round only SIS seconds old and
after the Boston middleweight
had been on the deck once in the
first and three times in the second
SECONDS sUBDUE HIM
After being counted out, the
hysterical Rossi scrambled to his
feet and attempted to continue
the fight. Wrestling the crazed
mittster TO the canvas, seconds
finally Gained him down.
The astonished crowd wondered
what they were looking at-a
revival of Arena Gardens old
time groan and grunt pastime.
A. c. Lee, featherweight from
indianapolis, was disqua ] / I / e d
when he went 10 the deck from
Leroy Willis body blows in the
third round Lee dropped to the
canvas three times before the
official finally decided it was an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Buddy Young Back
With IIIini Squad

CHAMPAGNE. Ill. oct. 81
(INSD -- Claude Buddy" Young,
Illinois University's budding ALI
American halfback who was
stunned in the Notre Dame game
Saturday by a kick in the head,
was back on the squad today
apparently none the worse for his
injury. He suffered a slight con-
cusSion and was unable 10 play
the last half Of the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
.Hdmberg Lost
To Navy #

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. 81
CUP)-Navy's footbal IL team
hoping to regain prestige when II
meets Notre Dame at Baltimore
in Saturdays top game. received
a staggering blow when head
coach Comdr. Oscar (Swede
Hagberg said it was doubtful
whether star halfback Hal Ham
berg would be able TO play.
Hamberg. a splendid runner
and kicker-a real triple threat
back-aggravated an old leg in
Jury in last weeks 26 to 0 victory
over Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

for a change. While the Ameri-
can League is repeatedly unani-
NOUS in support of the present
commissioner. at least two Ma
tional League clubs favor a
change, These clubs are said TO
be the Dodgers and Cardinals.
Also coming up will be the
spring training problem. Among
many big league owners there is
said to be high hopes that Lands
will reScind his ediet which bars
clubs from training in Florida. II
Is the belief that by the time the
new spring training season rolls
around there will be no need for
the ruling, if there ever was any
real need. Most clubs want to go
back TO the south Outspoken
baseball moguls say il is a falacy
10 proclaim that training in the
north is as beneficial as in the
SOufh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

Sgt. Jimmy Edgar. weighing l60
pounds, 10 pounds more than
when the fought Jake LaMotta at
Olympia. is home on furlough.
S/Sgt. Joe Louis. who is due
home today on = 21-day furlough,
may referee in one of the bouts
or. the LaMotta-Kochan card at
Olympia Friday night The
champ will referee in Baltimore
next Monday Chairman John
Hettche of the state boxing COM
mission has a ruling from the
states attorney general which
permits a regularly licensed club
10 operate any place in the state
For instance, the Olympia
club can run shows in Grand
Rapids or some other city in
Michigan outside of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

-
Bengie was just
home from the
National skat-
ing meeting in
Cleveland.
II G w a s
b e a m | n & d.
+ V e r y thing
must have gone
the way he
wanted ii TO
go. In other
re poets he
hasn't changed
m u c h except
that he's lost
30 pounds and
IS still firm in
his idea that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Sports
Majors 10 Debate
Judoe Lands Case
By LEO MACDoNELL

Whether or not Judge Lands
viii continue as high commits
sioner of baseball after his con-
tract runs out in 1916 is expected
10 come up for discussion at the
annual major league meetings III
New York in December.
There are reports that Lands
will not accept an extension. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

An Indian summer sun hung
lazily in the sky as Benjamin
Dagway Bagdade. the skating
man, dropped in to do a few vocal
figure Fights.
He hadn't been around since
the water got soft last March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Walter Mails Out
OF i. :. Marines

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 81
(INS)-Marine Sgt. John Walter
"the Great" Mails, one of the bet
ter pitchers in big league baseball
a couple OF decades back, received
his honorable discharge from the
Leathernecks today and will prob
ably 20 back to baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Fight Results
~ United Press

Phnsdelphls-Bmly Arnold t4Jt4. Phna.
delphiA knocked out Nayon Padlos. fAsis
Philadelphia. % Charley HoSley Ia8
Chester Pa, technisally knocked cot Don
Ellis, Isl Philadelphia, 81
Nev Nnrk st Nickt Arena Isle Con.
ptantino. iBsia Nev rork detsionsd Lee
Dulmatns he Worcester Mas. 40
Lstarto RAMIREZ. IsS Neriee. knseted out
Louh LsnF 1901. Chicago. a.
BuNalo f-Joss Batora, tea, Phlla.
sslphia efhniAliy knoeksd out Al Iolson
Isl Nee Orleans 10 Miks Nartyt. IN
A. Catharfnrf Ont. knoeked out Chef Good
pin lao. LsstaSanns. y a.
- Z lee. t7s Indianapolis dsrlarsc ma
contest 81! Nk DeilicUrti so, Nss York
ter6nieailf knocked cut Eodis Rossi is1
Hnsten.
naiffmors-Buedy wsksr, 1891 Columbus
n deelsioned Vancsy Hanff, 1881 LIS Ar
fslss ttolf Jimmy Bell, ieo WashinTten,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Hoppe in Hospital

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 CUP)-Wll-
lie Hoppe. grand old man of bill
lizards. will leave the Presbyterian
Hospital in the 3ext few days
after receiving treatment for an
undisclosed ailment,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
BY JAKE BERSON

Not much hope is left among
Metropolitan League prep swim
ming teams that Southwestern
High will be prevented from
enjoying a monopoly in diving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Two Fights
NoC0ntests
ARESA FIGHT RESULTS

we p,lIleuru tissJ Ss- YoFk, knocked
gu, Eddis Rossi re7 Boston tn the second
Leroy wills ti2sl. Detroit. vas the vim
nsF over c Lee fl7el, Indianapolis.
when Lee vas disqualinsd In the third
Charlie Padallno lSat Detroit. stopped
Nelson Davis flssl. Detroit, In the nrst
Larry RAY isst. Highland PARA. Won
four-round decision over Doyle Hirt tAol.
Grand Rapids
over James YounE ti2il. Detroit, when
Younf VAS disqualified In IN. nrst round
Arthur Price ass, Detroit. ana Fred
draw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
IMPORTED STARS

Detroit also imported more
out -ef-town skaters than did any
other district.
The tentative schedule starts
with the Midwestern champion
ships. a new event listed for Jan.
! or Z. the JAW meet Jan. Ia;
City Championships Jan. 2l;
Times Derby Jan. 27-2s Gold Cup
Wyandotte Feb. 4. New Baltimore
Feb. II.
Bagdads reported that al Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

for the next
few seasons.
Bud Hur d
literally sprang
into the prep
$ W / m m in &
linn e light a
year ago when,
as a tie n { h
grader. he won
the league div
ing champion
ship from a
strong field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

Bowl game at Miami. AS an un-
beaten. united team they would
undoubtedly rate consideration for
others.
Bachman would not be afraid 10
send his team into any of these
games.
AS IL has developed we have
a very good team that has de-
veloped poise and finish" said
the Spartan coach. I'VE have
unusually good kicking, even n
we couldn't show Il against
Wayne, when we never had TO
kick.
PASS ATTACK GOOD
"Our passing attack has de-
veloped into q real threat that
IL not only gaining US lots Of
ground but IL also helping to
make our running attack 20.
And, you'd have to 20 a long
way to find q pair ~ backs who
run much better than Jack
Breslln and Bob Bruegger."
The State coach believes Mis-
souri, is going to be tough OBJ
Stacle for his team. even though
the Tigers lost to Nebraska,
1924 last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Lands TO Quit Hospital

CHIC A G ., Oct. 81 tUP)-
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands,
77-year-old commissioner Of base
bali who has been in st. Luke's
Hospital for a rest cure. will be
released in time to vote in the
coming election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

cent big league
season. finished
up with the big
league club and
hit .321 in %
games lie
batted home II
TALES and his
hits included
four home runs
He is the
football prop
erty of the De-
tFoit Lions . . .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

yes. What he
said. however,
was Il couldn't
say now. That
is up to our
athletic coun-
Gil"
The Spartans
already h a v e
been named as
o n e Of I h e
teams b e in z
considered for
the Orange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

preferred, that
al II he would
like 10 quit. II
he decides 10
retire he will
be offered an
annual pension
of $4,000.
Then again
there are re-
ports that, in
some quarters
at least. there
r,-N,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31

Since then the Prospector aces
improvement has been amazing,
and he looks better than anything
the other schools can offer IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-31
Hoe Louis Due Here
Today Opening Tour

recently returned from
exhibition the European zones was due in Detroit
today
According reports New York the Bomber who is be-
exhibition marked three