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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-25
l ARGE HUMBER OF PASSENGERS OUT,
 S0UTHB0UND SHIp

Arriving in Juneau this morning from Skagway were the following passengers: Mir. and Mrs. E. Con- nor. the Rev. Edgar Gallant, Nell lie Bundridge, o. P. Fatt. M E. 1Ionagle, Robert Brundrige, Law renee Morgan. Mike Masko, Cliff ford Masters and wife, George IIeys, George Streter, c. Arnold, AT. D Williams L. J. Jewett. J. D. Scctt A. D Lawrence, E. w Nor ris. Mary Shapel Curtis Shattucl,, |. |. Faulkner. and Paul Carpenter.
 Passengers for Seattle and ports south were Daphne J. Morelander, Geo. stieler, Geo. M. Stieler, Mar jane J. Sdeler, Blanche Shanna- han, Hazel Burkette, Yeteve Taake, Eolla B. Grove.
 Jack Stanyar, Ruth Stanyar, San- ford A. Snyder, Mary L. Bates, Wesley R. Miller, Inez ziegerfuss. John A Krugness, Minnie Lu Erugness. R. w Wilson
 J. A. Robertson, Mrs. L Syver- sud, Mildred Reader. Mona Reader, Jane E. English, Lorraine English, Jack Dunn
 hont. Adams, Dorothy Adams, Toy [. Swift, Beryl E. Swift, Herb " Dexter, Violet E. Dexter
 Mrs. Ida Few, A. J. Roccati, J.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-25

procured numerous pieces of pre- Victorian silverware and china dishes which had not been used Since the reign of the former queen, and these include forks, spoons, copper gills and other an- tiques. Her collection, including scme Scotch kilties, was forwarded fran England tprior to her depart ure for Franco to relatives in JE- aeau and Seattle, in order to tighten her rock sack and enable her to travel on short notice.
 The people of France, she states, welcome Americans with open arms and gre very hospitable She also states she has seen many familiar faces since her arrival in Frarce
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-25

Empire wGnt-ads or1ng reSultS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-25
MAkDERS SAYS
 ALASkA "L0ST
 FRONTIER" NOW
Delegate Can. diddte Against Res-
 ervation Scheme
Ccontinued from Page onc)

many cattle which must be put out to graze, must be fed and milked occasionally"
 Stating that he was fully aware that Alaskas Indians are not as economically well eff as most Alaskans and that discrimination exists, Manders said that no po- litical promise he could make would erase it or improve it. Poli- tieians who made such promises place themselves upon basis of equality with God Almighty.
 Tt is high time,7 he said, 'that the practice of pitting and playing che class, group or race of people, created together under God, against the other group, class or race for the purpose of political gain be no longer tolerated"
 Until the reservation question IS settled, he said Alaska finds it. self behind the eight ball" adding that many potential investors whc are thinking Of expanding to Alaska will be discouraged He said the Crown zellerbach Corporation is studying the possibility of estab- fishing a pulp mill near Ketchikan but that mo potential investor is going to gamble with the very good chance that his mill site may be taken from him and placed in res ervation.' esraa
 He charged the Department oi the Interior with shutting the door to Alaska and added, ~only if the open door policy is adopted for Alaska will Alaska receive the benefits of the tremendous postwar development that should be it's duo never before has such an op. portunity been presented to AlaskG @s@ it must not be lost, we mus fight for it, all of us.
 NO Federal official7 he said can tell me that Alaskans have been handed anything on a silver platter Alaska would be wortt nothing to the United States today except for the pioneers who hac the determination and backbone tC push into a. hard and dismal lanC f and lay bare by the sweat of theil brows the rich potentialities of tht Alaska that is today"
 i Manders said he sees Alaska a. coming into its own in the postwal world not as the recipient of leg. endary sums of money from tht pork barrel for a WPA development of Alaska 5 but through tn honest labor Of private enterpris I and strong men who will tackle tn job with vigor once the ham string ing restrictions are lifted and tn Last Frontier is opened to develop : ment."
 The Republican nominee was t leave Juneau today weather per , hitting, for the Westward and tn , Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-25

F. Dougherty, Edgar w. Norris, Jr., Ed Berg, Vivien Berry, Elsie Wer- ner, Mrs. P. Berg, Nina Crumrine, Josephine Crumrine, c. A. Need- ham
 Guy Collins, Nettie E. Patterson, Sarah c. McSparran, Hazel Mag ner, Anna E. Larsen, Jim Corbett, Fac L. Lindner, Rachel Josephs.
 Norma Creeyey, John ". King, Charlotte L. Kind, Espen N. Es- pensen, Sam Campana, J. w. De- Champain, Donald R. Betts, Cert rude Foley, Dorothy Woodward
 Vera Lonergan, Dorothy Drew, Solon Dore, Geo. E, Combest, John P Wintz, Loren Hancock, Waldo V Sawyer. Jas. E. Stocker
 Kenneth H. Ahomuhs, Merel Os- bahr, Henry K. Miller, Lewis Holl- and, Glen Anderson, Harold Sel- fcrs, Henry J. Klepner, Rene J. Lingelser, John N Johnson, Jas Ayers, Newton F. Crawford.
 Passengers for Ketchikan were Charles Lowrey, Tony Venture, Joe zak, Capt. A. J. Alter, Mrs. A. J Alter, L. E. Brading, Wm. Helvogt Mrs w. Helvoght.
 Robt. Hubbard, II. c. Mccain Lincoln J. Turner, Everett E. Smith Miss Rose Dellama, Miss Frances Paul, s. H. P. Vevelstap, A. c Kriedler, E. s. Forrest, Orwan Simpson.
 H. M. Olsen and Mae Stephenson were listed for Wrangell
 c. w. Davis, of the General Foods Company, has registered at tn, Baranof from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-25

c. w. Davis, of the General Foods Company, has registered at the Baranof from Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-08-25

and it certainly is a pleasure to meet up with former acqualntances. She has visited numerous sections that have undergone thorough bombings, but awaits her arrival at home to give oral description of the sights she has seen so far. Her APO number has been changed from 5O6 to $50, care Postmaster, New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

NASH - SO "s" AMBASSADOR sedan.
black. An unusually nice car With 5 en-
eellent Urea. radio. heater. Only Sl43
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
FERNDALE

FRAME 4 rooms. 2 bedrooms. hath,
utility room, oil heat. garage. cement
drive. close to school and stores. So 400
with $1,000 down. Neville. 2231o
Cratiot.
FURNISHED 4-room home, giAssed-tn
down, Boyer Real Estate. 2Ooll
HArpeI. III 2-AQ20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

BRICK COLONIAL, q rooms. ideally To-
Gated near Van Dykes Miles bed
rooms. tile bath. tile Kitchen and nook:
natural fireplace. full dining room:
venetian blinds. screens, storm windows
plastered basement automatic heat. =
car Rarsae. lof YOx11e
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4 SPARKS
rRospect 1895

BRIcK-Newport. between Outer Drive
s sna Warren ICONS: ! Ia osdrocm and md
full dining room: toilet IN nnement:
steam heat. stokcr; AGAR gAsages al in
first class condition and priced 70 cell.
TURNER WILSON 4 SPARKS
1854 Z. 8 Mile PHOspsct iess
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Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

uiihsueu uooms TOT neut
BLVD East Grand. 2351 tChene -
Singles. doubles 81 so ~. always hot
water men
COMFORTABLE room. one oy two girls
lWhitCl excellent transportation war
ren-McGra~ ~ A.o54s
DEFENSE aorkes sober couple IN
furnished double ruou soOd tIanspor-
tation 1898 Pasadena
EAST JEFFERSON district-Large front.
suitable Tor Hi elso single good
nrighborhoud. good transportation. pri-
vste ismly ~ T422
FOR RENT -C1.orcd front rom. twin
beds. NQltln. men, day workers..
rf9URFEtNFi 0aKmsn - Warm rom
one person So two. $40. 1903 Ford
FRONT Bom ful rem breakfast n
wanted CU o90s. 1893 Temple
HAWTHORNE l99a6 - Nice sleeping
room. suitable gentleman Conant ana
John X ous TW 1879
HELEN 2lo4-LAtge front. twin oeds
gentlemen only excellent transpOrta don
10 any part n city n S042
SETTLED MEN board N desired SIN
gle or double ME- 2221
WEBB-WOODWARD - Modern. clean
room automatic gas heat. water gen
'!eman. TO s-lel9
WOODWARD 5fs Altoinette single
double studio bed. 5-way TanSporta-
ton 81.
COLORED Twin beds beautifully fur
niShed gentlemen Also single room.
good transportation, privileged. MA
o6s9.
COLORED Il Sleeping rooms FOR war
workers, excellent importation. steam
heat TW i-4lls
COLORED -- Room working gentlemen
o. nice single women. TO 6-OT35 OF
$3.50 Oakland
COLORED-Larfe fTOnt room two re-
speciaole gentlemen, Christian home.
TIP 2-T046
COLORED-2 bedrooms north end sec
ticn comfoylsb.c homo TW l-i7O2
COLDRED = One o. no clean, sober
working gentlemen MA o927
COLoRED-Room io4 one or Two men,
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HOUSES ron SALE-EAST

ALCOY. between ia Mile--Face brick.
bedrooms, space for I more. screens.
storm windows. damper regulators. Inn
mediate occupancy.
TURNER, WILSON d SPARKS
l2s44 X. Mile Prospect 1899
ALcoY. near Smiles bedrooms. large
lot; storm windows. screens. lawn. See
this one. only $4,000, yl.l0o down,
S45 month. A. HOLSTER. 1%So3
East Smile. PR 2240.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

HOTEL WASHINGTON 2lsO cas- al
Columbia futry ~ pr dsy.
MURRY HALL clean. comfor,ao bic
rooms library district 5220 Third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
GRATIOT TOWNSHIP

Ready to move In: . bedrooms. electric
stove and refrisreator; $500 down, low
monthly payments. Office corner Kelly
Phelps. Nj 0ose, PR 4s4S,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
KelIy I'd, l94Ol.

NEW. modern. 2-oedroom face brick
homes. unfinished attic. large lot.
So. 200. terms PR 5000.
OPEN sunday OF BY sppoantrnent-
1922 Longtin. at Northline and DIE
Hy, bedrooms. new modern tile fea-
lures soft. lot. n. Brewer. wyandotts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
Lead Is Kept
By Checker

Checker remains in first place
in the Women's Travelling Bowling
League today by three points over
j & J. Olympic and Moonlight
now sharing second place.
Palmer Park stood out in scor-
ing with 2660 and went TO sew
enth in the first 10. Evelyn Get
linski led Palmer on 52S. Three
points came in over Enterprise
(2496) whose Elvira Helms Toep-
fer made a 203 in SAB and Marie
Shamrock a POI in 52S.
Leading scorers on other clubs
were Mary Jane Cook, j e. j, 521 F.:
Ruth Bowes, Moonlight, 500;
Wanda Sirbu. Cooper Brothers,
SIS; Frances Rzeppa. sos.
Best in the league were Ruth
Johnston. Altoona Recreation, SIS,
and Florence Morys, New Gar
field. who shot a 222 in 57l.
Checker picked up three points in
winning from Northwestern Two
by 1885 10 1926.
Louise Stockdale had 500. Irene
Schlusler $50, Ann Wells Patten,
OlympicS, SOC.
Closest victory Of the lot was
the one loves Recreation had
over Altoona Royals, 2220 10 22lS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
Spdrtdns Prep
For Missouri

EAST LANSING. Oct 30
Michigan States Johnny Pingel
made All-America in 1888 despite
his teams 0-6 defeat by Uni
versity of Missouri but the
SpartanS don't want any such
handicap this season for Jack
Breslin. their budding All-Ameri-
can hope.
State plays Missouri Saturday
at Columbia, Mo-. and the Spar
taHs. followers hope BFeslih, the
triple threat from Battle Creek.
will lead the way 10 his teams
sixth triumph.
Missouri almost stopped Pingel
cold in the 1888 game. The Tigers
had a triple-threat star of their
own in Paul Christman who
pitched them TO the winning
touchdown. This year they have
another. Bill Dellastatious. a
sophomore halfback. Bill galloped
and passed all over the gridiron
in his teams 29-37 defeat by Min
nesota and again Saturday as the
Tigers fell. 20-24, before Nebraska.
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Tobes Bowls $50
For Division S High

Bill Peschke. Bill Slater, West
Detroit: Ralph Bartlett, Riviera;
Hal Tobes, Ritz Recreation; John
p. Norris. Harold Wolf, Michigan
Boiler. were among the weeks
leading scorers in the western
division of Detroit Travelling
Bowling League. Tobes was best
on $50. Norris had SAT, Peschke
$50, Wolf $40, Slater $50, and
Bartlett 63S.N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30

mild upset, 24-20 North Carolina
Preflight again had a tough after
noon but managed 10 exc out a
tits verdict over Jacksonville
Navy.
Navy. after several false starts,
finally turned on its full power
and whipped Pennsylvania, 26-0
Penn is next on Michigan's sched-
ule, Saturday at Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
Leafs Out
I'm Front
Ny United Press

The Toronto Maple Leafs, bril-
liant on successive nights. first
deefnSively then extensively, be-
came the early front runners in
the National League hockey race
today providing strong evidence
that IL will take an all-around
good team 10 head them off.
The Canadian SeXtet handed
the Chicago Blackhawks one Of
the worst beatingS in their history
last night, running up an ll-5
triumphS
In their initial appearance Of
the year before a home crowd on
Saturday, the Leafs put over two
last period goals 10 gain
2-l victory over the New York
Rangers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
But here's where you're in
danger of kicking YOURSELF

There's no Rsdar or any other de.
tector to tip off Winters first crack
down. 1t usually beats official
Wintertime by weeks, and fills up
the auto radiator shops double-quick.
Chances are you Il want to kick your
self then. If you 60 skipping your
Super Pyro anti-freeze now.
Don't put it off; put it in this soon,
Then If all the next six warnish
Autumn weeks bring only six cold
days, you'll still have your radiator.
And the usual prudent checking will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
Benjamin DagWdy Bdgdode:

Is now only one step away
from the top skating office in
these United States He was
moved from third 10 second vice
president at the National Anna
teur Skating Union meeting in
Cleveland Sam The Goa"
Levlnson was given a national
rating az a timer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
KdhI, Berson Best,
But Walter Leads

Harold Kahl and Jake Berson
led The Detroit Times football
experts in selections over the
weekend. missing on only FIVE
out of "a contests, but Lewis e
Walter continues TO hold first
place in the seasons standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30


fourteenth triumph in as many
starts when he steps into the ring
with A. c. Lee at the Arena Car
dens tonight.
The 20-year-old Willis. feather
weight, started his sensational
ring rise less than a year ago at
Olympia when he won a decision
over the veteran Henry Gowatch.
This initial success as a pro-
fessional started a string that was
climaxed with a decision over
Billy Miller of Pittsburgh.
The victory over Miller marked
Willis arrival as a star.
Lee. like Willis, started a spec
tacular career as a pro about a
year ago. He claims l8 wins in
20 fights in the paid ranks. Be-
fore that the indianapolis feather
weight engaged in 200 amateur
bouts.
In another Hereunder, Vic Del
licurti takes on Eddie RoSsi.
Dellicurti is a ring veteran who
has fought most Of the leading
middleweights in the East He
boasts . win over George Abrams
and a draw with George Kochan
Incidently, Kochan arrived in
Detroit yesterday and will polish
off at the Monroe gym for his
fight with Jake LaMotta at
Olympia Friday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30

Altoona REC. % s'I SlI I'Ss''NS 4 Hs ssil
] oPEE BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. N. Ahu
, AFTER ~. AL DAY SAL AND SUN
RrAcnu Rrc w. vtesoR, at WATERMAN
, pEAbUN hCb' - Alleys ~ 2.sos0
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p "
CHeNe TROMBLY $3.50 ss ' s..sttu T. t.u. sa''
Plan Nov 10 Enter Our 3.nsn Team ov.raveras,
Tourney entries Close Nov. 3. Event Nov. ~,
CONNER Rec s,sq CONNER AVf iyv s sss,
opsn Bowling at An Times. New Management.
Restaurant, Bar Adjoining. Open Daily 10 AN.
/ CREST LANES Ht = Ail,S " 30 30 t sss''
HOME OF THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT OUR STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
/ nENRY lIs2s WHITTIER at KELLY 70.
I uLVOl " lANtS Az b4is
/ Open Bowling TO-DAY Until p. n. and After
/ u pm. Home Of the Famous Baskst.O' Chicken
I DETROIT RECREATION s satISv' q $3.50 g.
70 Alleys. OPEN BOWLING TO 6 p. ". AND
AFTER 1880. All Day Saturdays ard sundays
EAST WARREN ''a eSO i %A'F q oo ss''
AFTER 9 p. ". All DAY SAT-. AND SUN
GARFIELD 't " ST sis o. s7io
OPgN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL So N. AND
AFTER 1880. ALL DAY SAT. AND SUN
GlENEAGLES REC. IlNHJ h.sfs" 70 .sss St
OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY SATURDAYS
AND SUNDAYS, 10 A. N, UNTIL CLOSING.
GRAND CENTRAL s, ar n! ss''T ~ ps s.ssao
Pleasure to Bowl a, ouistsst Alleys In Detroit,
Good transportation Facilities Bus. Strsstear
GRE IhKFS woans sAsTIn Ss s,s a,
Open Bo~lins-sO ALLEYS IN Row-UnuI
p ". ard After -. Cocktail Bar Adioinins
IMPERIAL REC '{ cssfSAt nGTO 1Oc sEeS
~ MODERN ALLEYS
open Every Day Until Midneht Ma 1856
! J. ]. MILLETT'S "' 'T ~ s,s,ss AVE
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. 70 s sNTfIsS 4 4sstGS
Completely MOdsruilsd. Cocktail Lounge.
! 1925 Fast Jchtrson, At tastiawn. MU s3l2
NORTH END - I3,'i so 5Si SAMPA Az ss ssss
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily!
lUlfMPlG hbG. gree PsTkins TS l.sssS
~ Alleys. open BOwIlnS AL DAY SAL. SUN.
| PALACE-DIX t tass " V'S"O 4 s s::s
! OPEN BOWLING THURSDAY. FRIDAY
AFTER p. MALL pay SAT-. AND SUN.
pLLcE pEc ss2s eRATloI PL s7s7
lTALAbE hLb, a Alleys without q Post
LoPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL $50 p. n.
billiards. Rsstaurant. Cocktail Lounge.
IAlM behGA MesicHoLs UN 5.e22s
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTII q p, ~. Free
lnsiruetiou, by Al ossscn wsskdsys. as ?. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
M Gets Back Inn Race
For Big Ten HOnOrS
BY EDGAR HAYES

Army victory Duke Saturday.
into the king the nations football teams With
Noe Dame Ohio State ana
sppi State the major unbeaen, united elevenS.
Michigan the conference fight and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30

PALMER PARK Ssos..ra RU .SS ,s sss~'i e.
TO s.2232. Open Bowling From $50 A.. N. to
p. ~, After ~. PARK Free. Cocktail Lounge.
FALKLAND soUTHfIEc6 cE s22S
OPEN BOWLING DAILY Mes, Modern Alleys.
Fine Cocktail Lounge with Excellent Food.
PLAYOIUM 1917 i % S ssw GLlfy "a 's'
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
PAIupnW IOzss GRAIloT. at MARCUS
nAlNDUW 20 ALLEYS w 1899
e S:,. eS.Io; IsG,, T9 o1,.; ss'd OoSs,
RAMONA REC. .i''S src Kos "'f % Ssas
p. N. AL DAY SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS
REDFORD REC aaI s A fetse Ry Rl s axs
ALL DAY SATURDAYS ANo SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC. No, so s ssAsO Ala fSt coOIe t
OPENING FOR WEDNESDAY DAY LEAGUE.
Open Alleys Saturday and Sunday TIL p. N.
pnI LUur 7OiO PURITAN. Near LksruOis
hUlAWIlt 10 ALLEYS UN 1880
Choice Day and NIGHT League Reservations stin
Available New Owners Jack Campbsli MANAGE.
RnYLl $500 s4 s!sIIHs' s;% g.! g warren
COMPLETELY REMooELED NOW OPEN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION YOU'LL LIKE ~
SOUTHEASTERN 81 y ' 5ttt1s cHs sU sss.
OPEN BOWLING MERE TODAY UNTIL 81
p. N. All DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
STATE FAIR $500 w ss. t.r e TS s''''
SHOW PLACE or TIE WORLD. Open Bowling
Every EVENING From $50 Unti Ciosins,
TOWER REC. sca I5eas SIp"'"' no ) 1850
Undsr se~ Manasemsni Open Alleys TO-DAY
Until $50 p. ~. After u. All DAY sat. Sun.
VICTORY u a. Atlt EI4F I" O'I "a s.sso7
ousuiuss for Morning Afternoon ard midnisht
Leagues. opsn Alleys Today TIL 6P. ". After 10.
VOGUE REC. f & IsSis AZ t'S n Soy
Open Daily Until z A. M.
WASHINGTON BOWL 81 So o,ceG StiIof
AVAILABLE. oP6s UNTIL , A. N. ca $3.50.
WAYNES SCHOOL 'fS 70 aI:s y " 81 it s;;T
WAY DON'T YOU LEARN HOW TO BowLi
See Wayne spauldrs-hae Him Set You Risht.
WEST DETROIT W. xxO SiHss0o o. ss ssi'
op,n AIIsy. weekday, ) to S p. N. Az Day Sat.
ard Sun. compls,sIy Rsmodslsd. 70 New Lanes:
WHITTIER G77 EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
MntIIIEn 70 ALLEYS nv 1891
sGE womENs WORLD CHAMPS BOWL
HERE nExT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
WURM'S SINCE 1888 '''' " 's SEA
open Bowflns TODAY UutI p. ~. After ".
Cocktail Lounge. organ nusle. tSesllsnt Feed.
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30

national race by It's brilliant VIC
tory over Purdue, 40-14. 1t was
the first collegiate defeat for the
Boilermakers since 1912
Wolverine followers are begin
ming 10 realize they have fine
team and the Indiana game can
be tossed out as just bad day
against good team.
Illinois won a host of friends by
its game showing against Notre
Dame. losing out only in the
fourth quarter on a long and fancy
pass play from frankie Dance
wicz 10 Bob Kelly and on TO Chick
MaPPiOll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30

generally show plenty Of Super Pyro
for all sorts Of cold scheduled later.
Neither pre-Winter WARMTH
right now. nor your engines normal
l6o-degree HOLINESS will steal
away too much Super Pyro. That's
Why this anh-freeze will give you
low-oost safety per mile and per
gallon. even though you start your
Super Pyro season way back now.
You must, to be safe. But the Super
Pyro supply is limited. Hurry.
u. S. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, INc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
Sam. Snedds Back:

He teamed with Bob Hamilton
to beat Ed Dudley and Jimmy
Fraser. 4 ana 2. in an Atlantic
City exhibition Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
PENALTY is COSTLY

Illinois stayed in there battling
until the last few minutes when
a holding penalty cancelled out a
72-yard touchdown run by Don
Greenwood which would have
settled the issue in favor of the
Illini.
The loss of Buddy Young during
the entire second half hurt the
cause OF the losers. Young's bril-
liant. gallop of "a yards for a
touchdown in the first few min
utes of the game set the Irish
back on their heels and they didn't
recover until the fourth quarter.
Illinois had the best of the 60
ing all the way. They had couple
of drives under way In the second
half that might have gone all the
way had Young been in the back
field.
BUCKS KEEP GOING
Ohio State is likely TO find itself
rated the No. ! team in the nation
in the weeks polls. The Buckeyes
scored in every quarter against
Minnesota TO win. 34-14. Les Hor-
vath, the Bucks All-American
back, added a couple of touch
downs 10 his total Ohio is now
at the top Of the heap in the
Western Conference. the only I'M
beaten team.
But there's a long trail ahead
with Indiana, Illinois and Michi-
gan still on the program. All
three are capable of providing up
sets, especially Michigan, which
can make any season success by
beating the Buckeyes.
STATE EYES ORANGE BOWL
Michigan State has two games
left. one with Maryland and the
other with Missouri. Victories in
these two will likely supply the
Spartans with tickets TO Miami
for the Orange Bowl game on
New Year Day.
Missouri fell TO Nebraska in a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30

N. Y. Giants Treasurer:
Leo Bondy died Sunday in New
York with club 20 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30
Lee Clashes
With Willis
roSIGHT's CARD

Leroy willis Detroit va A. C. Lee. In
dianApoll 10 POUNDS AZ 100 pounds
Vic DellcuTti. New York. vs.. Eddie RoSIi
Boston. 10 rounds At 100 pounds.
Al Ellis. Detroit, W. James Young. Detroit
4 rounds az l2S pounds
Larry Ray. Detroit. ". Doyle Hirt, Grand
Rapids rounds AZ las pounds
Charley Padslino. Detroit. vs. Nelson Davis
Detroit rounds a. l6O pounds.
freddie Mcclure. Detroit w. Arthur Price
Detroit rounds AZ 1873 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-30

For years, the u. S. Royal Deluxe has been
high-scoring tire for quick-stopping safety, for
mileage and for all round dependabty. And to-
day from coast to coast the new u. S. Royal
Deluxe made of synthetic rubber, is turning in
performance records that are mighty close
h ~ to pre-war natural rubber tires. ~. S."
81 synthetic tires are good tires.
Evening star., 1944-05-01
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