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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Lions Ii'o'1 Tricrccuad
Scr;D1mcGe Sunday

Tho Detroit Lions with \ week
OF training camp lImb0rinc up
behind them Ecl down 10 real
work AZ = so Sunday afternoon
when tho Rods and Blues tangle
in The fl>' inlerSquad game OF the
1914 season.
As Coaches Gus DoraiS and Joe
Bach made ready 10 stage the
first prevlCw of the new Lion
squad Just two weeks before clash
ING with tho powcr-ladcn Philadel-
ph.a Eagles al the University of
Detroit Stadium. these late de-
Nclopmcn'S hi-hlChtcd activities
at The Lions Crosse lie training
site.
Dave Dchl veteran Lion
end who did not play football in
l9i3, reported Al camp on a part
time basis. Diehl, who has been
helping TO run his father $ MlChl-
gan farm. is in excellent condi-
ton and Is expected 10 pair with
bic Jack Matheson at the ter
minal positions on the starting
Lion eleven.
Wayne Clark, 6 foot 4 inch,
220-pound end from Utah ar
rived AT camp, delayed by illness
in his family. Clark. recently dis
charged from the marine corps,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Moose Spotted
In KeweendW

Moose have been seen on the
Keweenaw Peninsula on several
occasionA this summer. according
to Donald Y. McBeath, conservs-
ton department district game
manager.
Seventy-one moose we're trapped
on Isle Royale and transported to
the Upper Peninsula from 1884 TO
1887. The departments trapping
operations were undertaken be-
cause moose were starving on the
island having slumped from an
estimated peak of 1000 animals 10
less than 600 between 1882 and
1886.
Thirty-four animals we're re-
leased at the CUISINE game area,
II on the Escanaba River game
area, and Is on the Keweenaw
Peninsula. Two animals we're pre-
Sented 10 the Detroit Geological
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

was a top-ranking collegiate end
and he has played several years
Of minor league football on the
West Coast.
3-Jim Wellman another strap
ping wingman, accompanied Clark
TO the Lions camp Wellman. who
also received a medical discharge
from the marines along with
Clark, has played football with
various service teams for the past
five years.
Fireball frankie Sinkwich, the
Georgia All-American, who has
not taken part IN any contact
work this year, may start with
the first string backfsld in the
inter-Squad game. NSinkwich. some
S or 10 pounds overweight when
he reported for camp. has sur
prlScd the Lion heads by his i'm
proved kicking and passing this
fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
lochmoor Qualifying
Round Pairinos

, fsirinn iol Fridays qualifying round IN
- 5o.r N Demsry-c a MiustA II
q 4o-H wnsonr Cosoe pr ) Page.
So1,Bos wnson-h ws,rou Jr s
10 oo--r. MueenberF-m mioy ~ y
10 los Mccuen.partn,r " Ns,,ie-s
10 2o--D stafford Lemon. Davidson
70 'o,,.R Ea"rom.E. E,rom. p. whit.
:. 10 90 J Drver-p.r,os c Hold,roy-
10 Sos Heny-c. Cunningham c Tut
? oo.c x Fuleron-J " Enbrecht A
- lo-w Richardscp partner
? 2o-R. LANES. Lains G Hedbioom-D
- Sol PsynsA. L. Mcdonald P
oo--c. S Fsrsy-R Ahern r. Psr,u.T
io-A. McNseb-J ospIscs smnsy.M
u 2o-F. Bues partner " X JoycsH
9o--Ju LevIsR ssvhnl a p Loop.
i5s-R. Rysn-w. Barton u ssdowski-A
4o.pr y winsnsDr L. Schultz W
SOL Dooie, partner: A Lsch.M csstri-
2 OO--G GruikshAnk-G sulihurk Hydon-
J W Eilbrecht
2os-Dr J j Gslvin-psrtner: W HiF.
80 NJ Young
o-P CANINE Hammer = Msrshall-A
Stevenson
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27S-F B,rry-Jsek sharp Geo Eser.part
ner
SOC r Harrison-J. D HfEins, d
Coutney-h Brink
755-C. J McDonadW Greis r
Drysdale-P Massey
24O-F Connolly-A wallace Hancock
I CQmrheh
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Raw
4 Riddell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Irish Rifle Club
Has Match Sunday

The Irish Rifle Club is conduct
ing the Dad Butler rifle and
pistol trophy match al rs new
outdoor range. located at the end
of Ryan road on Coldwater road
t23 Mile road, this Sunday.
The final match viii be fired
Sept 10, {, r. Messenger. club
secretary. announces. The event
is open only 10 members of the
Irish Rifle Club. although nom
members are invited 10 practice
at the club any Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
MAGIC QUILT

The ono thing that caught my
eye was the magic quilt and that
is ono of the first must items
for this writer after tho WAT
Thc Quilt is made Of a tough
wgtcr-rcpellcnt material is stuffed
with chicken feathers and weighs
less than three pounds Folded IN
= special case n makes - com
plcto bundle - 10 II inches Open,
20 measures about 4 70 feet
The magic Quilt is not only OK
trcmoly warm. but because Of rs
watcr-repellent fabric IS buoyant
and can easily be used as a life
preServer II VIII sustain man
IN water indefinitely If folded and
tied around the waist
There are tie straps along the
edges OF the quilt so il can be set
up AZ a pup tent or a hammock
II also makes coy Slcening bag.
and a Slft in the center converts
II nto a ralncoat II comes packed
IN a waterproof. nontoXic carrying
case with a shoulder strap The
case can be used for storing drink
lng water
We could have spent a week
hrouSinC around he one building
and written 100000 words about
All tho gadgctS that Will surely he
yours and mine when peace comes
and We hope u comes soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Dow Tossers
Start Monday

MIDLAND. Sept. ? - Gordon
Macdonald. Dow A c. basketball
mentor, officially Will take over
his duties here Monday when the
initial drill VIII be held
Macdonald comes here from
Al7a /" ,1,-]l3!;cSs where MS football
and basketball teams boosted
records that were hard 10 equal
among the smaller schools He
vas al the Scot institution for
eight years. Macdonald replaces
~ Shelton. who has taken over
the athletic dictatorship al
Wyoming University
The local aggregation VIII be
holStered by tho addition Of Har-
Ney Martens Of George Washing
ton University and Dick ki>Sane
OF s. Louis Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
DBA Moving 10 New
Quarters tuesday

New headquarters Of the De-
troit Bowling Association will be
POP Commerce Building. 800 w
Lafayette. Tuesday. The office
formerly was located at 403 Rec
reation Building
Frank Mitzcl secretary an
nounced the annual SeCretarial
school for now league presidents.
eeerciarlc~ and trcasurerS VIII be
held - the Recreation Building.
third floor. Sept -. AZ S p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Al Wakefield Wins
Star Boat Title
Beats AIIerdYce
by One Point
Nv GEORGE r.. VAN

Al Wakefield Nermilhon. o,
skipper added the Great Lakes
Star Boat championship 70 his
laurels Saturday when he finished
FIRST and second IN the concluding
races 81 the series A. the Crescent
Sail Yacht Club
The Chic yachtSman had y
points ieA Allardyce of Detroit
WakeficiFs foremost rival in this
series. won the fifth and final
race today after taking second in
the morning start ended up with
Is points
SIX slippers sailed in the series
n fpc races. bat from the first
race re issue was between the
fS-\eaf old NermIlhon skipper and
Allardyce. the 28-year-old drafts
man.
Merle Amo finished third with
II points Bill Coveney was next
with -. George Harris OF Sarina
finished fifth with y
Dick Miller, the third Detroit
skipper in tho series. was unable
10 SAL Saturday because Of A
death n The family He ended
the series with SIX points
AIS 20 - mile westerly breeze
prevailed foI Saturday TWO
races which was sailed over -
mile WIndWard and lecward course
in the morning and a 10 mile tri-
angle course in the afternoon
In the final race today Wake
field was out IN front IN the first
race but. was unable 10 find the
marker. II was there that Altar
dyce went into the lead by nearly
three minutes.
Wakefield. however. cut down
Allardyce'S lead Al the finish by
IS seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Windsor Sports Club
To Run Duck Club

The Windsor branch of the Es-
sex County SportSmens AsSocia-
ton announced Saturday that the
lower part OF Fighting Island will
be available TO its members for
duck hunting this fall
Blinds Will be establish 4
throughout the marsh and allotted
and managed by the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Outdoor Week Oct. ~

Dates for Mlchgan'S fourth an
nual conservation week have been
SGT for oct 70 : Early IN Sep
tcmber Coy Kelly will proclaim
the week. sponsored by the Michi-
gan United Conservation Clubs.
an organization Of l35 sports
mems clubs throughout the state
with membership of over $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
William and Mary
Star Goes 10 Auburn

RICHMOND. Va, Sept.
"Rube' McCray, new football
coach at the College OF William
and Mary. Is wondering how Au-
burn University got Tex War
rineton, star center for tho 1912
All-Southern Conference William
and Mary champions. recently re-
leased from the marine corps
McCray was all set 10 welcome
Warrington when he learned that
the eX-marlne had turned up al
Auburn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Stempien Five Rolls
Stroh al Czapski' S

Bud Stempien's Five will bowl
Joe Norris Stroh at Czapski 5
Tuesday at 8 p. m. and Louis
Burr's Harry Suffrin al Vogue
Wednesday at Sis. Joe Adams
I'll defeated the Stempien team
by 3S pins IN rolling 2817 TO 2779,
Adams showing COZ for high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Dixie S Cycle Feat
Wins for Dodgers
Hits in -Four Runs,
Scores Two More

NEW YORK Sept . GNS)-
Dixie Walker performed the
baseball hat trick today as his
homer. triple, double and single
were the pay-off hits in the
Dodgers s 10 4 conquest of the
Giants. The blows knocked in
four runs and he scored TWO more
himself.
The Giants again lost the Serv-
jcc> Of Phil Wcnlraub when tho
FIRST SackCr suffered a Spe7lncI
ankle ~ third base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

There is drama and mystery in
this great 6,000-acre base in the
rolling hills of Ohio. The place
abounds in secret weapons: every
thing is shrouded in secrecy.
TOMoRROw's SPORTS GOODS
Here are the forerunners of the
weapons. airplanes, fishing equip
ment and Arctic clothing and
hundreds of other gadgets of to-
morrow. Dreaming is the mate
riel commands primary job, new
ideas for plan s, guns. armour
and practically everything from a
new kind Of bolt 10 mighty
Strato-bomber.
The first man we met was 1t.
Col. G.. r. Johnston, chief of the
public relations section. lie gra-
ciously assigned us 10 1t. Norton
Goodwin. with orders TO show us
the equipment laboratory, large
building where there is enough
fishing tackle and outdoor cloth
ing and sports goods 10 supply
every angler in Michigan and then
some
First civilian WE met Al the
field was LA. Willis. former
sports goods dealer of Dayton.
He was busy packing survival
kit for two soldiers who shortly
will parachute 10 lonely isolated
spot near Ladd Field, north of
Fairbanks Alaska
Each mans duffle VIII weigh
loss than eight pounds, but inside
those precious pounds are enough
equipment 10 keep them alive for
months Included in the equip
ment Will he such items as a
miniature Coleman gas stove.
complete fishing equipment. choc-
olstp bars, cooking oils flares
mittens. Sleeping bag. compass, a
As pistol that shoots shotgun
shells. goggles collapsible con-
tainer for cooking water book
on survival in the Arctic. FISH
spear, knives. utensils. magic
quilt and about a hundred other
articles.
The whole business fits into 2
vest designed after a trout fisher
mans Jacket II is the most COM
pact outfit YOU could wish for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Palace House Meets

Palace Recreation Ladies
House Bowling League VIII meet
~ eG26 Graticf avenue Tuesday
~ s p. n'yOdcll ShNady is presi-
icr' and Margaret Grant Secre-
fsrA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

WINDING THE OTHER GUYS
BUSINESS: II like most Of US
humans YOU arc sometimes a little
curious about what the fellow docs
with his income YOU might be m
tercStcd in what happens 10 the
10 per cent tho Detroit race tracE
dcductS from every bet YOU make
Here's the breakdown on tho
tracks income rs VIC recent,
scrubbed il down from very
reliable informant:
The State Of Michigan gets thc
big chunk, 36 per cent. Then
comes 80 per cent for payment Of
purses and awards 10 trainers
groomS and Jockeys. Pay rolls.
from tn stewards. down the
mutucl line and out 10 the police
men AZ the gates take - per cent
Uncle Sam cuts m for his s.. per
cent and miscellaneous takes S
per cent The track winds up with
per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN By Don Giie.
Secret Proving Ground
For Outdoor Equipment
BY Don GiIlies

attending Grand American trapshoong tournament
Of the Outdoor Writers Association
Vandaa recently good fortune spend afternoon
Wright Field looking ideas fishing tackle vest pocket
boats ng bags and hundreds Of other articles OF interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
TWO LEAGUES START

There are eight major leagues
in the city and two of these will
open this week. the Metropolitan
Al-Star Classic at Ritters next
r thursday and the Women's
Travelling az various places next
Saturday. The Women's Major
gets away al Olympic Sept. -,
the same night the Michigan
Major Classic starts al the Crest.
Two nights later the Greater
Detroit All-Star is under way at
Olympic. The Detroit Times All
Star Classic, king pin of them all.
opens the same place Sept. 10
followed by the ever-p opu r
ChrySler IntCr-Plant at Palace
Sept. ~ and Tho Mems Travelling
throughout the city Sept. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis n. Walter
Beezley Let Bon Jour
Co for Claiming Price
Times Photo

TURF LOTTERY DEPT: lie he choking back the tears
Beeze the Nebraska urfman racing At Detroit
fact he let Charles Turner Toronto horse
claim the handicap Bon jour from MIN hero two
$500 know Bon Jour that $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Sturgeon Extinct

The Great Lakes sturgeon,
source of caviar. has been COM
mercially extinct for many years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
SOME PROPS BOLD

In view OF this optimism on AL
fronts, from the proprietors and
DBA down 10 the bowlers them
selves, there is still only one
peSsimisuc note 49, pinboys. A
shortage still exists in many
quarters. but there are some pro-
prietors so bold 10 state they see
a great reduction of headaches IN
this department before the sea-
son is many weeks old.
Accompanying wholesale turn
over in league secretaries, due 10
the war, there also are some new
owners. They are Jake and Joe
Stroll at Rolawile, a pair who
also have Ramona and Royal;
Henry s. Alper at Parkside Tony
Cetlinski al West Detroit. Sidney
Silverman. Morris Klein and Sid
ney German al Ritz and Rudy
C-a-st-e-iti-st-Ma ck-Bfvd. sam
Adler is now the sole owner al
Bowl-O-Drome. while three other
spots are in the process of being
sold at the moment,
New general managers are
Buck WilSher Crest; c. L. Blan-
din, Detroit Rec. Clark Moses,
Grand Central: Harry Ralston,
Log Cabin; George II o ! m 5,
Loves; S. J. Besner. parkland
Kenny Smith, Ritz; Henry Leahy
Riverside Jack Campbell. Rol-
awile; Al Rcckling, Tower; Louis
Burr. Vogue. and Jim Marshall,
Warren Bow. in addition to Bowl
ing Green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Great Season
For Bowling
More Loops Mushroom
Than Ever Before
BY HAROLD KAHL

Detrolt's biggest bowling season
in the eity,s history picks up full
steam when a majority of leagues,
composed of more than 100000
men and women plunge into
action in the various establish
mentS throughout the metropoll-
tan area this week
a three-week survey through
out the district reveals there Will
be more leagues than ever before.
In fact, the demand for those
choice times between s p. m. and
II has been so great many pro-
prietors wish they had more
lanes. Others are planning league
activity weekdays almost con
tinuously from early morning
until midnight.
Bearing this out IS the unusua.
number OF requests for American
Bowling Congress league sane
tions for this time of the year on
file with Frank MitZel, secretary
of the Detroit Bowling Assocl
alton, He reports many have IN
creased in number of teams anc
others he has never heard oil
before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
Furgo| Plays
At LO(hnno0r
Kocsis Also Listed
in Strong Lineup
~ NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Kent Zimmerman, as chairman
of the Lochmoor invitatlonal golf
tournament this coming weekend,
hopes to be able TO offer an extra
special attraction.
What he has il mind is match
which will bring together two Of
the country's outstanding anna
teurs-Chuck Kocsis, the former
Walker Cupper, and Eddie Furgol,
winner a few days ago Of the All
American amateur championship
at Chicago's Tam o Shanter.
kocsis. somewhat of one-man
gang in these best ball events in
this district. will team at Loeb
moor with J, w Fleck. adverts-
ing director of The Detroit Times.
while Furgol will partner with
Jack Conway, who like Fleck is
a member OF Lochmoor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

DISTINGUISHED AUTHORS
DEPT: Even the Bunker Hi
BuCIe or Whatever The Daughters
Of Inc American Revolution call
their paper doesn't boast more ~
prc>SINc hyIncS than the Wai
Horse. tho ncwSy sheet edited boy
the publicity bureau of the Long
Acres track Al Seattle when
YOU read the War Horse you get
epicS from The typcwriterS OF Mai.
Gregory Leigh Peter Peabody III.
Eric Reynolds Gladstone Clay and
Culver Ly-tton Lee =. II sounds
like they parlayed the 400 and
the First Families Of Virginia 10
get this staff =. We don't like
10 play rat but VIC get it straight
that all the stuff is writter~by
one very hardworking turf Scrib-
bier probably named Joe Glutz
nearest approach we've had
around here's when fffy covered
the world series and wrote almost
the whole paper including a
column by chief HoGSettS aunt
Maria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

10 the outdoor sportsman.
There is drama and mystery in
this great 6,000-acre base in the
rolling hills of Ohio. The place
aboundS in secret weapons, every
thing is shrouded in secrecy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
THIRD IN STATE OPEN

Kocsis and Furgol, who natur-
ally will do the heavy work for
their duets, tied for third in the
recent State Open al Orchard
Lake. They finished only a stroke
back of Claude Harmon, Loeb
moor pro who was runner-up TO
Sam Byrd
There Will be several brand new
combinations IN the LOchmoOr
tournament, which by the way
has drawn most OF the districts
topnotch amateurs
One Of them l. made up OF two
golfers who were opponents in the
final of the recent Crosse lie tour
nament Ellis Berry of Red Run
and Jack Sharp of Grand Rapids
Berry and Kocsis defeated Sharp
and Harold Brink for the cham
plonShlp al the down river club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
UZELAC TO PLAY

1ill Uzelac, former Plum Hol-
low caddemaSter now in war
work. will make his debut in
these tournaments HIS partner
VIII be Chef Holderhy
Zimmerman reports the entry
lSt IS flied. assuring % pairs or
enough for is fights While the
main qualifying round is sched-
uled for FRIDAY. q teams haze
been gwen permission 10 qualify
earlier in the week. Match play
VII start Saturday morning with
the SemifnalS and finals scheduled
for Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

VIrTnpv 774 l2rH. AT DELAWARE
'ivIVHl " ALLEYS rR 2.9sO7
op.ninas for Mornins. Afternoon ana miesioht
Leagues. open Bo~iina AL DAY SAT. Sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

] IpnIOn lfdnOlCdp ~ bdI ltn SID u
the other day for Turner
Bon Jour was one Oi the
worst horses ever h8d," SAID
BeeZley. "He had a bad Stifie.
was a stall walker and the most
determined Cribber | ever saw.
He would have eaten all the
planking out Of his stall if ]
hadn't stopped him"
Turner came 10 Detroit with
two horses and Beezley claimed
them both the same afternoon. re
retahatcd by taking Bon Jour A
sun Brar gelding now six years
old he's been a gold mine for
the Canadian since &C.,. the grape
vine says that although Turner IS
listed as the owner Bon Jour Is
really owned by a Detroit radio
broadcaster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

VhpcITy 1860 tiVEREoIs nr. aesiehol,
'NnSlIl " ALLEYS UN. i.SR20
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS srtII AVAIIAelF
OPENING FOR LADIES' house LEAGUE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

S0UTHEISTfRNst. JEAN 4 1aARLEvOIx
00V'"NNoIllN MI 1854
p NEWLY MopERNIIED LANES opIH
BOWLING DAILY NOON UNTIL atosIGHT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

TERpY'c 1887 otoUIsDRE. NEAR
'S"'i NEVADA rw b.9si9
Choice LEAGUE Reservations Are stu A,sjl,bl.
oPEh BOWLING OAtLNi LADIES INVITEpi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

llAhuA ntI' AlmoSr wv ,.osos
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
FROM q NOON UNTIL MIDNIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

R0Ykl 5000 sAslsrlout. Near {. w,r,a
W. IN - ALLEYS NO All
COMPLETELY REmooEIeo wow oPgN
FOR YOUR INSPECTION. YOU'LL LIKE III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

WARRtN BUWl 't cGsTsAI ~ t.s,,; !"
YOU'LL ENJOY oPEs BOWLING HtRT SAT-.
UROANS. SUNDAYS 10 A.n rilL CLOSING.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

vncUl orr CAoiEUp ~ rVAEsros
Open Bowling al All Times!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

WASHINGTON BOWL - s6 sl s.ciC s.sI o.
DAY AND sI0siGAr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE. OPEN UNTIL 3 A. ~. cH $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

pnIIcE pEn 1919 COOLIDGE. WEST
" ALLEYS VI 2-si7l
when Down River stop Mere Open Bo.iinS o.,
Saturdays and Sundays from A. N. TN CIosina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
1and-tO-1land Fighting the Road 10 Rome

50 FIERCE HAS been the deofh struggle Hers south we'll in
centred ay fhof coserunge eombof Allied and Noz
troops nos become fhe rule rather fhon the exception This wos
especially Cossno where fhe 70 be weeded
Out one by from their hdeoufs he cy nor
only from their conceded positions sufoce oso from
possose and tunnels in he underground Even though coo
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defenders hiding like rofs in subeoneon possoqe his
geon eomode lies dead at his feet AS fhe
shot fhe sergeant Of The officer killed him
ond offer running Of ammunition down and picked
up he decd soldiers pistol in fine kill Nozs they
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men Of his comrades. with Ieost 30 Gemon uo ar him
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and ITS had been eneeed completely by the
eon Allied ring Of Steel fhe Nuz thereby hod
before they would doorway eoch window eoc
potential hreot Of deah Allied nvoders
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moreh TO Rome via fhe Gusov and Adoph Hitler Lines
courageous Allied officer fighting out with nest Of Noz