davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
FORD TRANSPORTATION SQUAD

i2:ts-Class D-No l. Ted Ponssr; No.
q Tom Rirna; No. 5, Charles Walker No.
8 John fireman so II George Empson
No IL Fred Jacobs: Class 4 no. g..
Deane rutr0W. No 4, Henry Peterson
NA e. Henry Moik. 80. Z, STANLEY Butski /;
40 @. CIR Hordea No 10 James Evans
3.OO-C1ass Ambassador Bar. BAY
civ Joe Ahler. WeIer Drugs Ferndaie
Senior. "a Lauer. Glass C Fmpco Royal
Ir p Scheferlv. Mich. Rust Proof Rain
how $50 Steve Bubnar;i Class ID -iGenesee
Tommy Hawks Fenton HolW Ed> Reed
f~haffArhox Afhlon\ Major John Gilbert
Hft ~ -Miss Vocal 2s0 Raw Dean, Machine
Hands CONGRESS Tool Maurice Morency
Western Appliance Grand National Phil
rerrre Glass ? Wo1fnI Industries G.
So Floors n Hr-nnI. Goodyear Door
Nar1aN Inspection. o. CaIgtresr
5I5-Cmss Gnpelna club Wyandotie
Ntfrhants Tony Fot1c.'a Cork Co0er
NAPLES Pr p Iusfgs Class D-Urhan a
Sons loves Mouse. 7 Urban; echah'a
Flve, Wolverine Assembly, Ceorgs schalk /,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Cant Take Movie Bid

A picture Of Gordon Pulford,'
L NJ hackstrnke swimmer from
Highland Park, recently ran IN
The Detroit Times. Pulford IS a
handsome lad a movie scout N
New York saw the picture and
Puiford was invited 10 take
screen test. Not the kind the
draft board gives YOU The scout
saw possibilities IN Puiford as n
movie here.
IT'S tempting a77d fasr171st-
ing offer but Pulford can't lake
il. Hes a navy trainee az MIchi-
s ellfaifF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Pin AII-Stars Lose

Franklin Regents defeated Paul
Trouts All-Stars by - pins 2i54
10 2430 last night az Franklin
Settlement alleys Receipts went
into infantile paralysis fund. Paul
Bugarclli led the Regents, 526, and
Trout the All-StarS on SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Hattie S 622 Aids
In Team S 2753

Hattie WooSter's 622 is the
standout Of the week today in the
WOmen'S Major L Q & u G. She
helped Enterprise roll 1888 last
night at State Fair 10 take second
in the prize tables and win three
from Palace. Mrs. WooSter's
string was 22o-222-1S0. Palace
had 1888.
Olympic kept its margin at six
games after a tuSsle with Altoona.
1856 to 2525. Stella Hartrick
singing 597. Vernon won three
from Chene-Trombly, 2503 to
2312, and Rainbow had two from
Palmer Park, although losing IN
total, 2545 to 2504.
Genevieve Liberda and Dolores
Stevenson tied at SIS. Dorothy
Merchant had 574. Gertru d @
Schuster $50, Clara Wilson 552
and Mary DiLiso $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
National Leaguers:

Paul Derringer. Cubs. and his
partner, Freda Nola. were tied
with Gerald Walker. Cincinnati
Reds, and Jeanne Cline for medal
honorS in the annual Florida Open
two-ball mixed golf tournament.
Other low qualifying scores in
Guided Marjorie Rowe and Lee
KOStpn. MuSkegOn. &c. --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Red Grange:

Says Bronko Nagurski. Is the
greatest and toughest football
player he has ever seen. He named
Bob Zuppke as the greatest coach.
Too modest TO pick himself,
Grange named Dutch Clark,
Tommy Harmon. George McAfee
and Nagurski on his all-time back
field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
New York Giants:

gwen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Fordson High Teams
Divide Two Events

Fordson High teams divided
two events last night the basket
ball team trimming Monroe 30-16
while the swimmers were out-
splaShed byR Ypslanti Central
43-41
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
SUNDAY

10. 10 a. m.--Class n Eiselein Service
Van Born Community, Frank Yesh Terry
Pirates Naval ord Terry SAWYER Com
mando Kelsey-Hayes. Nike Gudanowsh
Suuerchargers Ford Local 500 Charles
Curry. Class E-Bombers, Ford Mach ShoT
J. Miller: Cross Florist. Pattern Makers
r Ross; Marsuders Packard Aircraft. v
schmid Gear Grinders, Pontiac CiO $50
Adelbert Ayrcs. No. s. Bohn No l. Roy
ConIin. Torpedo Supervision. Pontiac Tor.
pedo Midnight. j. RldEwayi No Z. " s
Rubber. Frank Lams. Back or, Nstiona
Twist George Albert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Baseball Gets Break:

Emil Dutch Leonard. pitcher
for the Senators, was rejected by
the army today. He is married
and the father of two children
No reason for his rejection was
given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

U1"orrci by any thought Of
r.- team gaining the piayolls,
aseFQ Us picking an opposing star
t0 swrok Silly n zach gaue II
e. fn. boredom oi employ
W.Hf WA the Rangers
t..Ea n picking h., -p0's
Ahl tho Ncw Yorker, were
uIng Chicago Sunday he chose
LaIl SlebelL tie old buA u the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Bill THden ST.:

Years old today living out
in Hollywood still plays some
tournament tennis 81. pretty
broke, unnoticed doing some
teaching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Gil Dedds.

=Mhe=gaVe= Gunder Hagg some
real competition during the Swed-
ish runners visit here last sum-
mer is afraid he will not be in
condition Saturday night He be-
came a father today with the
birth of a SON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Famous Skiers:

Headed by Terser Tefkle, were
in Steamboat Springs, Colo, today
for the annual winter sports car
-niXal- 10 be held there this week.
end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Tech Wins 7th in Row.
ST. Mary Is Victim

Detroit Tech cagers had their,
seventh straight victory IN the
bag today and their thirteenth lu
Is encounters. The Dyu9micS
trimmed St. Mary'S College $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Scratches
BY niied Press

t4lAAsrAff
Weather. clear, track. fast
FIRST Race TsgFs Bee Rose Canyon
PersanfrA say Miss
Second Race Two Kick, PciymeNcr
Anthem. Mllh Flip
Third Race--Sols Survivor
Fourth Race Singing Heels Cstarfst
spanish Duke. Madigame Billy q
Firm Race Dandy jim Zluh. Trans
fran Air Supremacy Sham0hin
sixth Race-F rontier Jane. Joe
BurEvr Subdeh.
Seventh Rsce-Flying Hostess oak
mont Starcress True Lass
Eighth RaCe-Guy Hotel. Musiafa,
FNdare Cherbourg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Columbia Track Star:

Aviation Cadet James V. O'Con-
nor held a new record of 43 sec
ends for the 300-yard shuttle run
at Bainbridge Army Air Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Briggs Stadium:
$50 600 paini

Is 70 undergo an $50 600 paini
JOB. owuer Waiter O. Briggs an
nounCed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

Roy Easterwood, catcher OF the
Portland club Of the Pacific Coast
League. He is %, married and
classified az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

In pursuing their quest Of fur
Their hockey records at the New
York Rangers expense tonight m
New York. the Red Wings have
been warned not 10 lose sight Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Braves Fielder:
Cubs Sign Rookie:

Tommy Holmes has returned
his signed contract for 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Bill Lee.

Phils' catcher. has been placed
in la. Herb Pennock, manager,
said Jesse Pike. promising out
fielder. is now in the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

VIII play 14-game night
schedule at the Polo Grounds this
summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Slight EDITION only the name Of a horse
which race experts feel Is among the out
standing bets 81 The day.
The code key appears each niEht IN the
Fight star and Red Lire Fdiiors a num-
ber corresponding 20 each letter Of the
iphabef
The horses name appears ONLY ~
THE S1GHT EDITION AND Is PRINTED
~ CODE. Tomorrow's code follows.
AL Ria Gro D-s8 F-8a II C-fs
H-g5 I-g9 J-Ss K-5g LII MAJ NSSs
O-8 PTS o-B RIP s-15 1872 C;9U
W-1s NJ rs Z-iS.
Clip This code key. Y VII enable you
90 remember the name of tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10
FAIR GROTNnE

FAIR GROUNDS
Weather. clear. track. fHs'
First -ValdinA NNmph. mcgee.
Pauurf
Second Race --storminrss Iuanit "
Eighth Raoe--BlAck Flame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

Considered one of best
boxers in country. Oh.
Adair Of Three Birches,
aims for New YOrk's West
minister Kennel Club show
this weekend. He's owned
by Raymond II. Hall Of
Birmingham. Won last
year and also was top dog
in Chicago speciality affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

He really has hecn Il sick
i,et and unable Go travel SOM
mers reported. He viii go
through with his fight with
Billy Miller when he gets well
enough"
Sunmcrs denies there has
been q break between he and
the scrappeT 49,. Miller, too IS
laid up with a sore thumb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-10

fIIInCT IIIN III MAJ IRANhIlN
Nemtz wtF tro Tigers one
sn-tnr al LaALA- nlY.
Freddie Sommers write, from
- a----t ll--t ll---- fighter.
Mike DClS. suffering from The
after effects of severe cold
and RIO injury VIII not be
ready 70 TTEIlt Tor SCNVTaI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29

slame ma vrhu, v kleti pa 81 ma
ne glavar Andrej Pasanec roke
mad ognjem in gleda v plamen;
po tleh leze njegovi knnetje, pri
odprtih wrath pa gleda kmet,
ogrnjen s kozuhom in 8 puskol
v roki, v temno noe. Ma zloz-
mem gricku v podnozju gore,
kjer je dolina najozja, stojil
starinska cerkvica, okoli ME pa !
strle IL snega leseni- Krizi. To
je pokopalisee; odtod lahko pre-
gledas vso dolino. Sredi poko-
palisca vihra bella zastava s er-
MIN krizem, okoi pokopalisea
pa Sc dviguje nasip IL zemlje, "a
katerim stole ma kolesih stirje
zelezni topovi. Vrata SO odprta,
v cerkvici gori luc. Pc tleh je
nastlan kup slame, ma MEM pa
koc. Tu spi deklica. Svoje suhe
roke ina pod glavo, bled, upal
obraz pa ina obrnjen proti luci.
To je Jana. Pri Mi sedita diva
cloveka, eden postaren in siv, a
duso ina mlado, oko Sc mu7 is
kri; moz sedi ma kamnu. Ma cr-
nem klobuku mu vihra visoko
pero, sveti Sc mu kriz, ma telov-
niku Sc mu hisce srebrne zapo-
ne, fin kozuh mu pada po rame-
min, rokami pa Sc opira ma ST.
roko, S srebrom okovano sab
ljo. To je Gubec. Pred MIN Sc
di ma tleh mlad clovek, Moga-
JIG; z rokama objema kolena in
upira svoje oei v voditelja.
! "Nobenega glasu nj cd Elije,'
izpregovori Gubec, "a rekel mi
je, da mi sporoei vse. Ali We, da
so bill nasi ljudje potolceni pri
Kerestincu? Slabo je. Izdaj-
I stvo! Da! Kdo te izda najprej ?
Tvoj clovek. Ali maj le," dvig-
ne kmet glavo, "se stojita Eliza
in Matija, in gospoda Sc trese.
Vem to dobro. Mrzlica jih bo
stresla, ko Jim zaklicemo, da
smo ljudje."
'Ujec," rece Mogajic," "ti 81
moe, izvrsten MOI, ii 81 vreden
vec kakor vsi grofje. Ljudstvc
te ina "a svetnika. Povem tt ne.
kaj, cesar ne slutis. Glavarji sc
imeli posvetovanje."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovnska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov. L. J.
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873


sti. Bait sc moramo "a Novo
mesto, Metliko in Ozalj. Povso-
di tia do Celia gori. Kras in Co.
renjska Sc upirata, a tudi ma
Korosko je segla ia kuga. Co.
riska, trzaska in koroska go
spoda nabirata vojsko, ma
Kranjskem in stajerskem pa Sc
dvigajo domobranci."
"Vem," rece skof jezno, "pi-
sail SO mi stajerci, pa tudi ce-
sar in nadvojvoda Karol. Dole
me, da nicesar ne delam. Koli-
kokrat sem pisal, maj prepodi
sodnija Taha, XII je kriv vse mo-
ritve. Nismo-li poslali h kralju
Keglevica in Brzaja, iscoc po-
| moci proti kmetom? In zopet
, mic. Rotil sem generala Vida
Halleka in Auersperga, da nam
dasta vojske. Ne damo, sta od-
govorila, dokler ne pride cesar
jeva zapoved. A zapovedi nj in
skoro mislim, da je Nemcem
ljubo, da mas koljejo kmetje. Pa
sem potem JAZZ kriv, JAZZ? A cuj-
te! Sedaj, ko tece toliko ne
dolzne krvi, ko vsa kraljevina
plamti, ko Sc je upor razsiril do
Varazdina in Krizevca, sedaj
sem dobil cesarjevo pismo, maj
izrocim Heningovici polovico
Susjeda in maj pripravim Taha
do tega, da il pusti "a dehar tu-
di drugo polovico. Je bilo treba
cato celih devet let?"
"To je politicna modrost," Sc
nasmehne Alapic. "Bogme, kru-
to mlatim po kmetih, moramo
jih potolci do korenine, ker Sc
dvigajo mad plemstvo; srce me
boil, ko vidim, kako izgublja O.
bupni narod glave. Ako bi bilo
vec pravicnosti, bi vsega tega
ne bilo."
"Da, domino Casper; tudi JAZZ
nisem clovek IL kamena, a tre-
ba je izkoreniti ia strupeni pie
vel popolnoma, ker Sc gre "a
glave celega plemstva, ker je
satanski duh obsedel kmete. Ko
sem izprevidel, da nimamo pri-
cakovati cd Nemcev pomoci
sem pozval domobrano kraljevi-
ne Slavonije v Zagreb, z "a G
sem pozval sem tudi vas. VI
morate voditi vojsko. V Zagre.
bu sem zbral pet tisoc izbrane
vojske, razbojnikov, Uskokov
banskih huzarjev in bombardi'
rjev. Tudi vi ste privedli lepo
ceto. Pojdite v imenu bozjen
ma pot in to koj jutri."
"Jutri ze?"
'Da," odgovori skof odlocno
"Pri Stubici in Zlatarju Sc j
zbralo sest tisoc kmetov; vod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
(Nadaljevanje)

"Pripovedujte," reee skof,
"toda ne -- pojdite mojo So
DO, vi pa, gospodje, cakajte tn
mole nadaljno povelje."
v banovi sobi odlozi Casper
oklep in orozje, sede k peel in
doeim je Draskovie po svoji ma
vadi hodil gori in doll, pricne
Casper, prekrizavsi noge:
'"To nj sala, reverendissime,
po vseh krajih so vzkipeli kmet-
je kakor vrela voda. Dvigajo Sc
mad mas. Da vam povem ma krat-
ko. Okic, Samobor, Jastrebar-
sko, Kerestinec in draganiski
Kosturasi so napadli mojo Sc
stro TEN trenutku, ko SO Sc
Brdovcani navalili preko Sotle.
Kakor strela mi je dosel ia glas.
Sestra je mirila kmete, a "a
stonj. Prosila je Turna, maj j
poslje Uskokov IL zuzemberka,
a Turn il je odgovoril, da jih
potrebuje sam, in da Sc tudi O.
nj nekaj upirajo. Kmecki psi SO
j zazgali Kerestinec. Diva tisoc
Sc jih je zbralo namenom, da
pojdejo V uskoske gore. Zberem
Turopoljce in sestrine svobodne
kmete, vzamem Cd gospoda
Zrinjskega konjenikov, pa hajd
ma pot. Bio je lazje, kakor sem
81 mislil. Prvic tt hudobnezi nj
so imeli pusk, drugic mi je pa
pomagala izdaja. Neki Metli-
can, Malta Dorocic, pride k
meni Kranjskega in mi ida
vse kaj nameravajo. Incl je v
kmecki vojski glavarja Nikola-
ia. Tega pridobo moja mosnja,
a kmetje so mislili, da je njihov
bog. Nikolaj je pregovoril kme-
te, maj ne gredo gore, ampak
cez Samobor po ravnem ma
Kranj jsko. JAZZ sem raztrobil, da
grem mad Jastrebarsko, a kre-
mem z vojsko sumo pri Keres-
tincu. VGeraj zjutraj SO prisli
ondi mimo kmetje trumo1na ka-
kor krave. Tedaj, reverendissl-
me, napadejo moi konjeniki ka-
kor vragi in udrijo po zivini cd
spredaj in Cd zadaj, da jih je
lezala celia ravnina. Tri ure smo
mlatili po njih, seststo smo jih
posekali, a tudi mas je stale tC
marsikatero glavo, ker knetje
grizejo kakor psi. Nato sem bi!
V Mokricah; tn MAIDEN Turna
in njegovo ceto, XII je prejsnj
vecer razbila upornike pri Kris
KEN. Hotel nam je iti ma pomoc
a nismo je potrebovali.'
"In Gregorijanec?" vprasa
skof.
"Sedi v kasi, XII 81 jo je sku
hal sam in Sc pri tenn opekel
Pref je bill divji pes, sedaj pa
maha z repom kakor prepeli
car"
"Hudobnez, in nam je povzro
Gil kri V kraljevini. Pa Usko-
ki?"
"Sedaj so mirni.. Bill so ze ns
tenn, da Sc priklopijo kmetom
A Turn je prisel o pravem ca.
su. Vrgel jim je nekoliko mosen,
cekinov V zrelo, vjel je voditelja
upora, Nozino, XII Sc je bi. po
bratil Elijo; tri je obesil, enc:
ga duhovnika je dial ustreliti, ir
sedai so mu Uskoki vdani. To-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
Zidono poslopie

"a s druzin, ma E. % ST., severno
cd st. Clair Ave, Sc proda. Me-
secni dohodek 5000. Cena $15,-
900. Takoj samo majhno vplaci-
10. "a podrobnosti poklicite Mr..
Schultz, HE. 1897.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
Mali oiglasi
Yam zatekaiO nOge?

q gumijasto elasticnimi noga-
vicami 81 boste preprecili bole-
Cine nog, &c vam oh koncu dne-
va zatecejo noge. Splacalo Sc
vam DO kupiti par teh nogavic
ma poskusnjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
zeIinn kupi+i

hiso "a dve druzini, $ 4 in 5 So
bami; cd 2. 55 do E. 70 St, med
Superior in st. Clair Ave. Kdor
ina naprodaj, maj poizve naslov
kupca v uradu Enakopraynosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29
Dve posdmezni

opremljeni sobi Sc odda v najem
postenim in snaznim moskim ali
zenskam. Prost who'd. Prijazna
okolica. Kdor zeli maj poklice
Kenmore 1888.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-29

JN~N ~ ~sAs&SAJSS S0S~Ss sgS'~
ljudstvo caka tja do, Medmur-
ia, toda ,ako Sc Eliza Gregorit|
s stajerskega zdruzi z Gubcem,
tedaj DO slaba "a mas. To Sc mo-
ra prepreciti. Raditega ne ira
tite casa. Dokazimo, da sami
lahko zatremo upornike, da smo
tu mi. gospodarji in da nam nj
treba pomoci cd Nemcev.
"Bene, reverendissime, n a j
bo kakor zapovedujete. Jutri
krenem v Stubico, a sele opol-
dne. Maj Sc spoeije vojska in
tudi mole gresne kosti potrebu-
jejo miru."
Cez emo uro so trobile troben-
te in ropotali bobni po, zagreb-
skin ulicah. IL skofovega dvor-
ca prihite castniki k svojim ce-
tam IN jim javijo, maj Sc vsak
pripravi ma jutrisnji dan, ker
bo krenila vojska proti severn.
XXXV.
V kotlini med grici lezi stu
biska dolina. Ma desni in levi
Sc vlece gorovje, ma levi strmej-
Sc, ma desni pa prehaja polago-
ma proti dolini v gricevje. Who'd
v dolino je pri stubiskih topli-
cab sirsi, a cim dalje bolj Sc
priblizuje gorovje in dolina sc
zozuje; "a vasjo Gorja Stubico
mad katero Sc vzpenja ma gric-
ku Tahov grad, pa Sc gorovje
strne in dolina preneha. Sneg je
pokrival pokrajino. Use polnc
ga je bilo po belih, valovitih
grickih, po katerih so natresene
male hise, polna so ga bila DIRE
vesa, polne strehe kmeckih his
V tel dolinl, po teh grickih j
taborila poleg cerkve sv. Petra
Gubceva vojska - sest tisoi
kmeekih glav - pricakujoc E.
LILO Gregorica in njegovo voj
sko.
Zimska noe je, nebo je po
krito z oblaki, veter pise po do
lini in po gorah, crn mrak po
kriva zemljo. V mraku zare ka
kor iskre luci v kmeckih hisah
po dolini gore ognji kmetov, k
spijo stisnjeni v klopcic okol
ognjev S sklonjenimi glavami
Veasih pride k ognju konjenik
da pregleda spece cete in izgin'
brzo v mraku, cd casa do cass
zmoti nocno tisino zategnjen
vzklik straze: "Hoj!" XII odme
va cd gore. Ma vrsicku naspro
ii topic stoji klet. Tu je prav;
strata; pred vrati stoji zasaje,
v zemljo visok kol S snopicen
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-10

LONDON-INS-Gen. Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson was at his new
post today as supreme Allied COM
mander IN chief In the Mediterran-
can. succeeding Gen. Dwight ID.
Eisenhower. now commander OF
Allied channel invasion forces. No.
10 Downing Street, in making the
announcement said that Maitland
Wilson had taken over on Satur-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-10
Big Ten Cage Teams Heading
Into Second Week of Games

Chicago. Jan. l0-INS-The Big
Ten Basketball teams headed into
their second week OF championship
competition today with Northwest
ern. Purdue and Iowa at the top Of
the heap,
These three quints have won two
victories against no losses aud are
the only unbeaten teams with the
exception OF Ohio State which has
not yet played a title game.
Eight games are scheduled for
next Friday and Saturday, with
every team seeing action except
Iowa. Ohio State will play both
nights'sgaiust Indiana on its home
floor.
Northwestern should swamp Chi.
csgo Friday night since the Ma
rooms have won only one game
out OF nearly 50. After the pros,
pectiye beating at the hands OF
Northwestern. the Maroons Will
have TO meet the Him Saturday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-10

The other Friday games are
Michigan at Wisconsin and Min.
ucsota at Purdue.
The Saturday schedule has III,
uols at Chicago. Indiana at Ohio
State, Michigan at Wisconsin, and
the Gophers again at Purdue. The
boilermakers arc favored to take
both games.
Michigan eased into fourth posi-.
ton below the three unbeaten
teams by beating the defending
champions. Illinois, 81 10 46. Sstur.
day night.
Other scores were: Iowa 81, Min.
nesota 30, Northwestern so. Wis
consin IS; Purdue So, Indiana ~.
In non.conference flames the
scores were: Ohio State 80, Pitts.
burgh 3S, Kentucky 55. Notre Dame
81 De Paul rs. Chicago e6.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-10
Staffan, Hildinger
Funeral Homes Merge

Ann Arbor. Jan. l0-Two Ann Ar
Dor funeral homes will be consoli.
dated with the merger OF the Stat
fan and the Hildinger Funeral
Homes, 1t was announced Saturday
by the directors. Frank Staffan
and Bryon J. Hildinger, veteran tu.
neral directors here, The Statfan-
Hildinger Funeral Home will oper-
ate at the present location Of the
Staffan Funeral Home. 5l3 Z. HUI
ron St, as the Hildiuger Funeral
Home az $40 S. Division St, has
been closed.
Mr.. Staffau, a native OF Chelsea,
came here In 1922 when he opened
his undertaking establishment. and
Mr.. Hildinger came here at the
close OF World War I. going into
business in 1919 Both men are
members OF the National, the
Michigan, and the Southeastern
Michigan Funeral Directors Assoc
citation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-10
Rangers Drop
Fifth in Row

10Y AulNA AdllOual NONo OfA WV
The New York Rangers National
Hocky League losing streak was
extended 10 five in row today at.
ter a valiant fight in which they
were nosed out, SIS, by the Mon
treal CanadIens before 1898 fans
in Madison Square Garden.
Montreal started OF strong.
achieving a 80 lead In the FIRST
period, but the blueshirts scored
one tally in the opener and two
each In the remaining chapters.
Scorers for montreal were
Murph Chamberlain. Elmer Lach,
Ray Getliffe and Jerry Heffernau.
with Getliffe and Heffernon scoring
twice. Dutch Hitler OF New York
made three goals and the remain
ing two were scored by Bryan Hex
tall and Fernand Gsuthier.
The Red Wings defeated Chicago.
AZ, before ll.193 fans IN Detroit
who say % tie broken in final
period by Harold Jackson's 60.foot
goal shot. Less than a minute lat.
er sydney Howe clinched the game
in the Wings favor.
Detroit's defense was strengthen.
ed by the addition OF Bill Hollett.
who was shifted from Boston last
week. Passes by Murray Arm
strong, another newcomer, made
the Detroits FIRST two tallies pos.
sible.
Goslie Mike Ksrakas, at that post
for Chicago for the first time since
Christmas Day, 1883, made IS
saves.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-10
Y.H.S. Opponent to be Adrian;
Railsplitters to Play Edison

Local high schools will compete
in their first mid-week basketball
games OF the 1854 season Tues
day as Ypsilanti High plays host
70 Adrian and the Lincoln Rail.
splitters travel TO Dearborn to play
Edison Institute.
The Braves game will be an eve.
ming affair with the reserve con.
test getting underway at o'clock.
Ypsilanti viii be out TO gain their
second victory In Ave starts. Fri.
day night they dropped a close de-
cision to River Rouge "a TO 30,
Adrian played locally Friday as
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-10
Sports Roundup

Chcago-Ns-wie Hoppe worlds three cushion billiard champ
point exhibition match with Welker Coc
ran Of san Francisco eight blocks OF the
matches we're played week and ended with Hoppe
IN q 400 to 32 lead.
Layden OF the National
baseball tentative
the 1914 training OF
teams under his control the armed
Of course and approval OF the War Department
Los MISUNDERSTANDING Bua Chicago commercial air pilot and
another dark horse Leonard Dodon led the field today
into N. final Is hole Wiltshire Country Club
Bus who won the stunned gal
ey 5000 his third straight 10 yesterday for an
aggregate along with Dodson for the 1914