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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Basket EsaII?
Score So

ELKiIART Ind Jan 10 CUPl
The hiCh-scoring Elkhart High
School basketball team defeated
South BEND Riley High School
Yesterday . 10 4 The winning
basket was scored by Ernie Ko-
Natch of South Bend, who tipped
the bali into the wrong basket
IN the first half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
JAW Aids Recreation

The parks and recreation com
iillA--1.i- ttt+tt-t acknowledged "a gIfr
of 500 from 'hc CAW-CIO TO
buy basrbaii caps for tho $500
Detroit boys enrolled in tho de-
parlmcnf's annual baseball school
Mo- West director Of recreation
for the union. made the prcScnta-
tion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
No Late Dinners

this racing season Tor Judge
Joseph A Murphy noted racing
official, who has resigned as
Michigan state racing steward be-
cause The long twilight racing
season here lntcrfcrcd with his
home life Racing Commissioner
De't4-ffes a. seeking a successor far
the highly respected Murphy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Times Photo

Don Crosse, Red Wing center, played
last season with fractured wrist and has
to >cOOt around the ice with this brace 10
protect his rebroken and now healing left
wrist. The brace prevents Don from put
ting the old whip into his shots, but he's
still a great forecheelter and ,Worth two
of a lot of other guys I've seem accord
ing to Manager Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Pro Us. a nateur--

TSLA relaNes- its rules 10 per
nit Cadet John Kramer nauona,
amateur net champion, 10 play
Il. Don Bulge of pros IN war
bond show Jan. IS. Alice Marble.
Mary HardwIck. Pauline Bctz also
on card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
SutteSs tMurquFttF-

ended Camp Grants 12-gamo
cage streak last night, 1858 The
arm, boys had beaten Marquette,
Wisconsin, NSheboyGan Redskins
and Camp Ellis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19

became Serl-
ously III For
three months
the boy laid
in a hospital
un der the
care Of a
nerve special
ISL but he
e m G r & o 4
com plctcly
recovered
Soon after
his hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Detroit Loses

Pee Wee Lewis rlS) lost a de-
Cision 10 LUIS Castillo 1l6l OF
Mexico City on p Los Angeles
fight card last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Ken Was Ill

Kenny was only IL when his
mother died and as a result of
shock and grief the youngSter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-19
Night Edition Code Kew

Tofas eq6 eis 90 TciaIs 1912 i0ie 2
Grand total 2q3S Grand total 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

The Leaders Are Lilac, Gold, Navy, Brown Green,
Red, Aqua, Blue, Gray and Black Stripes and PlaIds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
William rs. w HcOH

Funeral services Tor William 3
Wilcox, 68, Of 7O6 Marlborough
who died yesterday. VIII be held
in the William r. Hamilton
funeral chapel, Cass and AleXan'
drine, tomorrow at 4 p. m.
Mr.. Wilcox was horn in Grown
Point, n. Y. and had lived in De-
troit 40 years. He was assistant
chief chemist Al the Parke. DAVIS
Co. with whom he had been as
ISOLATED for 80 years.
He was graduated from Middle
bury College, Vt, and JOINS ttUp-
kins University.
Surviving IS a son, John L,
Wilcox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
FLAYS Go GROUP

Dies also denounced the Go
political action committee.
He declared that III is obvious
that a we'll organized and well
financed campaign 10 smear the
majority OF members OF Congress
is under NAY"
He cited the book Under
Cover" by John Roy Carlson and
declared that reviews of II are
being distributed for publication
as a means Of making vicious
attacks and questioning my patrio-
tiSm."
He charged that "A sinister
force is behind these attacks. -
and that they are part Of a care
fully thought out scheme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Windsor Soldier
Dies in Austria

Details If the amazing escapes
Of Two Windsor veterans OF the
Essex Scottish regiments Dicppe
rad were sought through neutral
European sources today by the
Red Cross next Of kin service
after Canadian officials at Ottawa
revealed that Pvt Rufus Parent
Of SIS ST Luke road. had died in
an Austrian prison camp last Oc-
toher.
Parent and PVT Roy Tuer cs-
capped from a priSon-bOund tram
soon after the raid on the French
port Recaptured after wandering
Through occupied France and into
ftaiiy,- trey made second get
away. Trapped by the Nazis again,
they were taken 10 Austria.
The Red Cross investigation
was begun on request Of Pvt. Par
ents widow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Geo. N. Bowen
Funeral 10 Be
Held Saturday
Obituaries

George NJ Bowen, 81, or Or
chard Lake president of the Ross
Operating Valve Co, who died
Wednesday, Will he buried tomor-
row after services at 2 p m. IN
the William r. Hamilton chapel,
CasS and AlcXandrine.
Mr.. Bowen was born in Port
Huron hut had lived in Detroit
for % years following his gradua-
ton from Olivet College.
He was member of the De-
troit Athletic Club. Red Run Golf
Club, Orchard Lake Country
Club, Economic Club, Recess
Club, Port Huron Lodge of Ma.
sons Mnslem Shrine, Michigan
Sovereign GonsfstUry, American
Society of Tool Engineers and the
American Legion.
He is survived by his widow,
Helen, brother, A. r. Bowen Of
Cleveland. and two sisters Mrs.
F. Minnie Hubert and Miss Emma
Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Go Ahead
Is Given
Vet hill
Detroit rms, Warrington rur,au

nfiFWA iWNFN ha~nhAihh- hffhu
WASHINGTON, March 10
The war and navy departments
last night gave the green light
10 the all veterans omnibus bill
OF rights for CT Joe and CT Jane. -
after a SiX-hour conference in the
Headquarters OF the American
Legion.
Approval by the army and navy
came after handful Of minor
changes were made IN the bill 20
meet service objections. Their
action removed one Of the strong
est sources of opposition 70 the
omnibus bill.
Spokesman for the Legion said
the minor changes in no way
weakened the protection which
the bill gives 10 Americas b.
10000 fighting men and women.
Army and navy officials Will
appear before House and Senate
committees today 10 give the bill
their formal endorsement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Judge 5tdIIan S Son
Made First Lieutenant

Joseph Scallan Of 17405 Muir
land. son Of Judge John p. Seal
tan OF recorders court, has been
made a first Lieutenant in the
army medical corps. He now is
stationed somewhere in the south
Pacific area and has been overseas
since Oct. II. 1912. Two other
brothers, both corporals. are In
the army, William r. in the south
Pacific area and John p. Jr. in
the ferrying command.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

Eyecatchng and in never-to be-fogo light
and bright spring eolo adorned with big beautiful
buttons Dreamy soft wool and suits in gracousy
feminine lines dedicated faery and diversified
existence. Not all sizes in each style color
Baseme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

AnYrR11srMrNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

CrowIey's-Bargain Rnsement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Prisoner Makes Coins
From Cast on His Arm

HOUSTON. March 10 tUP)-
George + Drowiy pleaded guilty
10 violating a federal law while
serving a term in the Texas state
prison
Charged with counterfeting, he
admitted using metal from cast
on his broken arm to make $50
coins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
G4EEs If 4BfRs RED

"Not long ago" he charged,
"a large proportion Of these
leaders were engaged in COM
muniStic activities.
Concerning the Lawyers Guild
he said
II think the House viii resent
as resent the fact that men
working I'm this government as
lawyers win affiliate Themselves
with reasonable organizations
like the Lawyers Guild.
Dies said that TWO former Off
Gals Of the attorney generals
office ~ Robert Jackson an
Adolph Berle had resigned from
tire etfflai when they found 81
dominated by Communists"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Rep. Dies Sees
Congress Facing
Sinister Smear

WASHINGTON. March 10
QNS)-Rep Dies CD of Texas,
chairman of the House committee
investigating un-American activi-
ties, called today for probe Of
"a sinister force" seeking 10
Smear the majority of congress
men"
Dies Centered his attack on the
National Lawyers Guild, quoting
an Official of the organization as
having declared in public state
ment that Dies and others ARE
seeking 10 pave the way for fas-
cism in America
The Texas Congressman in an
hour-long speech. said the state
ment specifically named as his
cohorts Reps Rankin Cd of
Mississippi, and Smith Cd of
Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Free Book on Deafness

Tells OF important government
discoveries. If hard Of hear
ing, send name, address today
to ACQUISITION, 2404 Eaton
Tower, Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-sal esman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
RED INFLUENCE

Along with the Lawyers Guild,
Dies named the Go political ac-
ton committee and the American
Peace mobilization movement as
organizations headed by Commun-
lists.
He told the House the Go
group advocated strikes and
called the President Of the United
States a war monger' before this
nation declared war.
He called lis leaders "un- Ameri-
can rackeicors without parallel
and accuses the Go committee Of
ex,orting hard earned money Of
workers who dare not refuse 10
paw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Keep
J Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet

Don't suffer longer With vet. perspiring
feet Don't walk around AZ day WITH dAuap
socks os stockings that torture tender feet
Just dust yo-aC feet and shoes with Allen's
Foot-Ease-thst wonderful, soothing. cool
ing powder that aets INSTANTLY - absorb
excessive preparation ard stop offensive
foot odors. CO n The nee rest drug store and
set AIMS Foot-Esse. Get rid ~ that wet
slanny feeling On ioy the hlissful comfort
of dry socks and stockings a get foot-happy
terAy tha Foot-Ease wag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Speaking Of Heroes

70 THE court Of King Lisuarte
came a woman in black, who said
her father and uncle were impris-
oned by an enchantress who wouldn't
give them up unless two excellent.
knights should ransom them. Lisu-
arte was in a reckless mood. Choose
any two of my knights said he. SO
she chose Amadis and his brother
Galaor
She took them 20 the Forest Of Ill
VIII. and there by the roadside they
found tents, with servants waiting and
carpets spread, but when they expect
ed supper or some such entertain
mcnt, fifteen armed men appeared
and took them prisoner. Then they
were told the only way 10 be free OF
the enChantreSs was 20 WOO her in
love TO which AmadiS, remembering
Oriana, said he preferred death, but
Galaor said the idea had merits and
he would consider il, which he did
The name of the enchanting lady was
Madasima. Out of kindness toward
Galaor, she let both knights 90 free.
Now this was the work Of ArcalauS,
who had designs on the kingdom OF
Greater Britain He continued his
plotting until Lisuarte was in his pow
or, and the price Of ransom was the
Princess OTiana. So she was clad for
journey and mounted on palfrey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

and surrendered to a giant who kept
his visor down 10 hide his face.- The
giant was ATcalauS himself Then
King Lisuarte rode in pursuit, but,
falling into an ambush, was captured.
When the news OF all these dis
astcrs reached AmadiS and Galaor.
they rode in search Of ArcalauS. fol
lowing many rumors OF fastriding
knights and fair prisoners At one
place they found a knight lying dead
by the roadside slain by passing
traitor who carried with him the fair
est damSel IN the world He killed
the knight for merely asking who
they were.
So Amadis buried the body and
hurried on.
AT last he found a hermit in a val
ley near a castle, and the hermit said
that ArcalauS, the enchantcr, was in
the castle, which belonged 10 Grumen,
cousin 10 Dardan and enemy 90 King
LiSuarte. Then AmadiS knew he had
found what he looked for and he
waited outside the castle gate until
Arcalaus rode forth with four com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
MMMth' Pub|icSwa||owed

"a gradual and continuous wasting
away of the bulk OF the body from
some morbid cause"
Another doctor listed the cause Of
the death of his patient in the curl
ously LatiniZed phrase pneumonia
neglecta,' while one of his colleagues
used the word hamilton to explain
a sick mans demise That was only
a highfalutin way of saying that
the patient starved TO death.
But one doctor called a spade
spade. AS cause for death, ne wrote
kicked in the head by a horse"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
MEET The KNIGHTS WHO FOUGHT FOR
THE GLAMOUR GIRLS or OTHER DAYS

panions, and Oriana in their midst,
prisoner.
Amadis struck so hard at ArCalaus
that he knocked him off his horse
Then he ran Grumen through with
his spear. Then he cut down the
other three, one by one. in a great
Clatter OF steel so that Oriana sWoOncd
with the noise and the danger and
the fear that Amadis might he over.
whglmed Then she felt herself gath
cred up in strong arms, and gave "a
shrek, and Amadis ElancinE in her
direction, saw Arcalaus on his horse
again, pulling Oriana up 10 the saddle
in front of him.
Amadis struck at ATcalaus careful
" wounding him in the shoulder. and
Oriana fell TO the ground. The IN
chanter threw away his shield, spurrcd
his horse, tried 20 escape, but Amadie
struck quickly with the end of his
sword and might have slain Arcalaus
had not Oriana been lying all this
time on the ground, he knew
whether dead or alive. So he alig u
ed and knelt down beside her and
kissed her, and she kissed him back,
and he knew she was not dead
(NeXt week Mr.. ErslSine will inter
pref another romantic incident from
"Amadis Of Gaul.")
TIE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
96Nars Of Trouble t fer
MnMMMhMtMlaz,

HIGH up in the long list OF places
- that have been recommended
as a place of exile for Adolf
Hitler is the little Hungarian village
of Kaplona The reputation of the
community alone should drive the eX.
house painter goOficr than he is and
his chances Of living long would -be
slim.
At the moment the population Of
the worlds unluckicst town is 40 and
they are sticking around because they
are old or crippled, or both, and
haven't the will to pull up stakes and
20 somewhere else.
Not long ago the village historian
finally made up his mind TO move 10
some healthier spot. Before he left
he presented the mayor-who is
paralytic-With a Bible in the back
Of which the scribe had set down the
long list of disasters that have hit
Kaplona during the past 60 years.
The cataStIfphes began in 1913
during the Hungarian revolt against
Austrian domination Kaplona's men
paid the price for participating in
the revolt They were conscripted
into the Hungarian army Then, to
punish all in the town, Austrian
troops burned it to the ground.
The ashes were still Smoldering
when rain began to fall, and the
weeping townsfolk cursed the down.
pour for coming too late. The rain
fall continued. Kaplona. deep in a
valley, was flooded Eight drowned,
Since then Kaplona has known no
let.up. Three years after the fire
and flood the town was in the grip
Of diphtheria, to which half the popu.
lation succumbed.
In 1861 wolves, bears and wild
boars swarmed into Kaplona. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

TACK in the 1S5O's American doc
= tors worked hard and cured a
- lot OF people OF what allied them.
But the science of medicine especial
~ diagnosis was considerably less
accurate than il is today, and the
medicos, often puzzled as to the cause
of a death, went in for big words that
meant little.
This interesting situation was re-
Vealed in a recent study of the claim
files of the Aetna Life Insurance
Company from 1850 through the Civil
War.
one physician, forVxample, had his
20 ycarold patient dying from ma.
,aSmus,' This sounded very learned
and scientific but a look at the die
uonary reveals that marasmus means
? March >. 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

During The First
World War p men Of Kaplona fought
at the front Nine were killed. None
came home without a wound one
brought with him, as a souvenir, a
hand grenade The grenade exploded,
killing the veteran and wounding al
most all the welcoming villagers.
In 1888 none Of the inhabitants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

$4,000 florins, to purchase land
elsewhere, away from the
curse. a committee Of eight
was delegated TO negotiate the
deal at the county seat.
The committee was prepar-
ing to set out when bandits
swarmed into the town, slew
every committeeman, and
made off with the $4,000
florinS.
For several years the village
enjoyed such respite from the
curse that in 1875 they celebrate
a festive ball in the inn. one
obtained a keg OF gunpowder.
was a tremendous explosion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
Interpreted by
JOHN ERSkINE

from "Amadis Of Gaul,'
the Worlds No. Love story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

teen celebrantS
were killed.
There Was
another fire in Va
1881. 1t spared ~
So houses but y
leveled the only
church.
The side Of
one Of tn e
mountains nan X in 6
kaplona tumbled down
on the village in 1900,
burying the northern
half. That left only
33 homes.
Post script., 1944-10-06
MCEO usECRET EEAPOi!" ALTERS on


Not the Les st rea on that GCUis root
ers and Goa ches ere optimistic over the
footbs II prospects OF Dear cd I!ue cf1uca
is the presence on the tee4 OF T/5 lac
go Anderson, Special Service Division
Thea trical trouper, who altHcugh get
ting his first este Oh &c -be II, ilss,
after less than week o. pla ctice, ,ee r.
ed the cognomenen Of "secret Weapon"
Although "Secret eaDo1lh Anderson
has not essayed footbe II before he cd
mits that 1T was easy for lin to catch
on to 1T. Years Of soft s1oe dancing
had made his feet nim1le; ducking eny
hard deta il in the Army hod made him
elusive and making pssses st chorus
girls and rACs had ingre ined in him
an intuitive sense Of how to make
pass click.
The plays that are to be built a
round Ia Geo ere not 6 c7et, the cotc ch
e dmits. Lost OF the time the "Secret
VI es pon'wil1 be kept on the bench end
q flowed despite raining rules) 20
blow tobs CO smoke from his famous cl-
gars into opposing players faces Then
he plays his position as' Offend, his
j Job Will be to distra ct the opposition
by making them laugh Themselves to dea t
Post script., 1944-10-06
ENLISTED MAN HANDLES SCI
FOOTBALL TEAM
lIS1romise Of highly successful foot

Promise Of a highly successful foot
bs IL season for Fort Eua chuca s SOU
eleven are bright as PFC. Nathaniel
Joins on works the squad regulerly by
schedule, so that it will be in tip-top
shape for its opening game, seturdey,
Get. Il, aga inst the fourth Army team
at rells Stadium.
Goa ch Johnson We S indi gnant when
the sueresticn was made that the Post
footbs II team Of 1914 would be weaker
than 3 last sea scn's champi onship
team.
m'erve ONLY lost four of last year's
players T" Johns on went on to say, land
in their pls ces we have ga ined some
promising me ateria1. In Cooke, "7iny"
Fol erts and "Jodyn Apod5 ca We have
so4e grand potentiel linesmen, and by
sEiftlnc HHsnk" !Ioore from back to end
we s:.al have a forward wal1 that is
HtopsH Our ba cks ere more experienced
ard s.e re more be cks out this year."
tie ii. .nutive enlisted nan coach add
ed. " 6 should hsve very excellent
t. TIL
Cart. FL. Irwin, athletic officer,
ha been kept from regular pra ctices
I: beceuse Of other assigned duties; end
n. Ja OK adkins, former Lelfoyne college
coa ck, who ss UeO director, hss myriad
duties also, is frequently too busy to
ttend prc cti ces. Under "Eat" Johns on s
liz n5 cement, however, the squad is ne king
stee dv progress towa re it's goal o. dew
eloping into cl6Epi cnslip organizs tior
PTC. Johnson, christened "Fhotta-
!'snn because Of his performances in viz
nine ALL-TORT ba OK honors last sea son,
co.Aes from Fest Orange, New Jersey and
| + L ved :cor Delevare State college prior
to iis inducti on into the Army He held
6 coe ching berth in semi pro footba II
lea cue while he attended school, the
team vii q: lie handled winning streak
Of twenty two stra light victories dur
:in5 the three years ne served as coech.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-01
~" "No RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS asso.,A-,o.

men John said to Mallory. we
hcep so much money here that 100
nave to worry about it." His
shfewd. chill eyes remained n, Tho
sent. "D
William Smith ,cturrcd com.
We left it," S "S
Mallory. 'o"s"'
HpOd.' said John. He now tool,
Snme 10 give their guest one of his
"om%-Pr"tiuding glacial smiles.
no" nice" murmurcd MALLORY
"''t iaiSc sweetness. "Pc,haps
n''y go BACK to my own rooms
no" You've surely finished strong
'fn'hs me. haven't you?"
ION men looked At her M if
SHE were being cxccptionaIIv finn.
ny 'hcy laughed in unison. I'VE
meant nothing personal" claimed
'oiih. We simply were alarmed
ana made you tho victim of our
nasty dispositions. Forgive lis" IIc
LOOK The glass stopper from a dc.
F4f,,
'"n,"r. Let's all have drink"
Yes" said William. lets do"
.r reached for "A telephone and
Hnnt" 10 speak TO the clerk on desk
uu'y. n moment later he rcbulicL
,, LOOK mere yor' must speak TO the
mouse servants who have rccu looI,-
lng after our apartment rho ,r..,,,
' ',r" were pulled across our bal
."'y windows. You know We ,ir,,
mem mem open at all times. And the
' ''"t'. H""r was umlatch"... That is
"Ill"'&'Nablc. Correct these MT
,r,.,,r 'I once o. my brother and |
49, forced tp move" He
t,'' '"' receiver upon It's hook.
, ,'.,.' 't,"',: /" III" a. with his CO
i,n.I ,,' '". "'' ~ III a %"in. She
. .',,' ''%'''' AWAY from tn" chair to-
.,, ''t u""r.
r,r,, ".', .'''' 'fi''H 2! John asked.
II .' ,,.,'i "'f" thr"" filled.
-' - ms Is tNc"ll"nt SHERRY"
-, !" sorry, Mallory refused
.,,.''!. n"i The drink | want is a
,"P ~ "riN"-%o'tiimg hot herb tea.
." my ""A apartment"
ne IS angry william Smith
"'.I 10 ms brother.
.'"''''a,iy' n&t"ed Joh.i. trail
lhS tHc girl to the door. Il IMAGINE
VI i'," seen All she wishes To see
y. q" '"' ''hisEt. Believe us. Miss
10 "r' VIC VIII make this up to |
V w.
can har"ly wait" she thought |
'. .r."ay
,o, T"u" n'Sht' she said with n |
Wv" Eia'i""Sn"ss and swept out
nv .r, "o"r.
,o INC speed she had used going