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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Bruins Have Won Twice

Only the Rangers in modern big time hockey the cup
many three times. And the New York uiumphs were
spaced 1928 1929. The Bruins have
the mug Before hockey became of the leading
Of the border the Ottawa Senators
incidentally Adams played Of
those famous Ottawa teams.
Whereas all Stanley Cup less stirring it
the lot Of the Red Wings the dramatic of them
athe longest hockey game the records which played
Detroit and the Maroons Montreal 1886 and lasted
minutes 80 seconds The Wings and the winning
goal by Moder Buneteau pass from ec Krea
16 minutes 30 seconds of the sixth overtime period
2:25 a. m.
Bet Bruneteau will forget that the rest Of
= he members Of that Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
StaE'l Sold o" Chick Harberf
BELIEVES HE'LL BE GREAT GOLFER

hopes he won't take il since it
Will prevent him following the
circuit.
Two more trips will make
Chick" said the popular Lansing
professional. who regards them
as the best training a golfer can
get
This tour was StahlS fifth. also
his poorest, but he still thinks ne
was we'll paid through contacts
ne made and the experience he
continues to gam.
Stahl, by the way, recently was
appointed a member of the Ma
tional p G. A. tournament COM
mittee.
When Lawson Little made his
sensational 81 al San Antonio.
Stahl was playing right behind
him
1T was cold and showing
when we started that morning."
Marv recalled. but that didn't
bother Little. I never saw such
remarkable putting" lt
After that O.. and Ben Hogan
AZ OAKLAND. Cal, Stahl is con.
WINGED it won't'be long until
Continued on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Dodgers Release Six,
Including Rachunok

ATLANTA. April SINS
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced
outright release Of six players. in
GLIDING infielder Johnny Hudson,
to their Montreal farm club OF
the international League.
Released We're outfielders George
Staller and Joe Gallagher, pitchers
Max Macon and Steve Rachunok
of Detroit, and catcher Angelo
Guiliani.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Patrick basked in the of the famous COOK brothers. frankie
Ching johnson and others who established
stars before moving into New York.
congratulations to Adams and to Edible Goodfelow, the
able and the gallant Wings
themselves Norris Sr outstanding hockey fan IN
america, is proud o his Red Wings
Wings, trailing by game result of
victory the opener should triumph the series It
will Detros cup They 1855 and 1867.
They League champions both and back
1884 the the Chicago Blackhawks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Injury Keeps White
Or u. NJ. Gridiron

ANN ARBOR. April s-Pre-
season grooming of Paul White,
University of Michigan freshman
from River Rouge who has been
tagged aSsthe moSp likely successor
to Tom Harmon among candidates
in Spring grid drills. has been de-
layed, but Coach Fritz Crisler is
still on the hunt.
White is recovering from a
sprained ankle and Is not expected
back in action until after Spring
vacation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
HighIights
In Sports

Jack Doyle picks the CineIn-
natl Reds 10 retain the National
League pennant.
Jimmy Demaret. ons-t me-
Masters champ. wins only $50
In Masters golf championship.
Race fans getting impatient
down inthe Bluegrass As Derby
time approaches.
Joe Piatak prepares to defend
his national 4. 4. Y. handbati
singles crown for seventh time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
BY VI. z. DRUkENBRoD

Marvin Stahl. Lansing Country
Club professional, was in Detroit
yesterday, stocking up on golf
supplies for the Summer. Re-
Gently returned from the Winter
tour. his comments We're inter-
eSting.
Although he played in tourna-
mentS from California 10 Florida.
and was paired with some of the
greatest golfers, the best round
he faced was fired. of all persons,
by another Michigander-Chick
Harbert of Battle Creek.
1t was Chicks first qualifying
round in the San Francisco open.
His 81 not only was low
that day." Stahl pointed out,
but was made on a muddy
course and under adverse
weather conditions"
POWER Is BIG HELP
IIIHHbeFt-s plaS-ese tlie-totir the
first for him. and which earned
him about $1,000. vince d
Stahl. Chick has the markings Of
a great golfer
His tremendous power gives
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Upset Marks Action
In National HdndbdII

CHICAGO. April S GNS)-
Featuring the opening of the ma
tional handball tournament, Jack
Schwartz of Washington today
had eliminated George Brote-
markle of Hollywood, Cal. with an
upset Pill. Pills victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

sport has a team with as little prospects
as the Red Wings had at the start of
the season, gone on TO such deeds. The
nearest parallel to Adams fine leader
ship in sports in recent years was that
of Del Baker in leading the Tigers to
the 1910 American League baseball
championship.
And, Baker like Adams, gives full
credit to the players. In that, as modest
managers, they are alike-Del and Jack
The writer wonders what heralded
master minds such as Art Ross and
Lester Patrick would have done if they
were not blessed with extraordinary
material. AS shrewd as they are, Ross
and Patrick have had a comparative
easy road as managers. For many years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Milt Aron Is Next
SAM SECRET UPSETS
.RAMEY M'KNIGHT

CHICAGO, April S.-Sammy Secret the Pittsburgh weller
weight in the stable of Neal Jacobs of Detroit scored his
second NitorXMithn pettHg RsHey Mcknight last
night in the eight-round final Narigod Gardens
technical Jimmy Mccormick
Young
Negotiations under match him with M Aon here
the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

ball player The only trouble he couldn't play baseball good
enough he good arbitrator He took
umpirng club handed him $50 and fired
him 1885 But first he had work his home to Los
Angeles.
baseball Passarela has worked in bank Last
year public relations and house officer in
n hotel in San Antonio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Jack Adams Praised
for His Magnificent
Job WIFI Wings
Nearest Parallel w a S
Del Baker in Bringing
1910 Title TO Tigers
FULL CREDIT GIVEN TO PLAYERS

CHARLOTTE, N. c., April S-Whether not Detroit wins
Stanley Cup this year Jack Adams did magnificent job
plotting the Red Wings into the finals of the historic hockey
playoffs.
BEFORE perhaps in the history of the great Winter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

him big advantage" Stahl
said
Chick has been offered "A job m
Florida for next Winter, but Stahl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Wings Sure of Win
Figure to Even
Cup Series in
Boston Tonight
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON. April g. Bulletin No.
The Red Wings will be all even
with the Boston Bruins in the
Stanley Cup series when the two
teams rive If Bet i-7ft tomorrow
Bulletin No. 2-The Wings viii
square the series at one game each
by defeating the National Hockey
League champions tonight IN
Boston Garden.
Those two optimistic bulletins
are from the Red Wings them
selves. From Sid Howe, Sid Abel,
battling Jimmy Orlando and Jack
Stewart. And their Sidekick,
goslie Johnny Mowers.
ANY resemblance the Wings dis
played 10 hockey pushoverS, living
or dead, in the first 80 minutes
Of the first game here Sunday
night, was purely coincidental,
these players declare.
LOOK LIKE TEAM
They absolutely guarantee to
look like a hockey team or a
reasonable facsimile thereof when
they take their second Whack at
Art Ross mighty men tonight
The Wings play in the last 10
minutes of the opener. IN which
Carl Liscombe and Sid Howe
scored goals which enabled Detroit
TO take a respectable 81 defeat.
bore out their claim that they are
the same persons who outskated
and outfought the New York
Rangers and Chicago BlackhaWks.
They plan to quit playing Jekyll
and Hyde and just stick to being
hockey plaNerS- tonight
1t will be -renrganized Red
Wing team because right wing
Eddie Wares will be on the side
lines nursing the injured right
shoulder which kept him out of
play for three weeks and FIVE
playof games before Sund ay
night. II was re-injured when
Herbie Cain of the Bruins ran
into him in the opener here
Adams prepared for Just such
an emergency by bringing young
Eddie Bruneteau along. Now he'll
put the curly-haired SpeedSter
Continued on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Texas League" Mack said to Con-
molly. who is umpire-in-chief in the
junior major league circuit. 'Yoa
might have. look at him.
~ "Passarella?" asked Connolly.
"Yes," said Mack.
1--WE have him. said Connolly.
AL Schacht was the first to bring
President Harridge's attention to Pas
sarella. Then Fred Haney Of the Browns
put III a word Tor him.
SO Passarella, a good-looking dark
haired Italian, makes his debut in the
majors at the age of 81 after only four
years in organized baseball which is
rather remarkable.
Besides the Texas loop, Passarella
umpired in the Evangeline and Cotton
States leagues.
Passarellas dad wanted him to be a
xfoliuiSt B,it A ~ uanted m no a baSp-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
American League Beats Mack

Tom Connolly, in Lakeland revealed that the American
League ahead Connie Mack picking Passarea
League umpire who worked Tiger games
in Florida this Spring
MY pIakers saving things about umpire in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
THEY HAVEN'T CARE

The co-promoterS. Mike Jacobs
anu -fforr4 On + Packs haven't a care in
the world. On the contrary. with
$4,000 already in the till they
anticipate a record gate for this
town with the s. r. Q. sign hung
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Mike Jacobs Grins
as Tick Sale
Passes $4,000
BY PAT ROBINSON

International News service sports Writer
ST. LOUIS April s.-Appar-
emily the only person worried
about the heavyweight title fight
between champion Joe Louis and
challenger Tony Music IN the
arena here tonight is Art Dono-
van OF New York. the country's
leading referee. who was imported
especially for the proceedings.
Unlike New York rules. where
no fight may be won or lost on a
foul Donovan found that Mis-
souri, rules allow referee TO
award a fighter decision on a
foul.
So Donovan appealed 70 the
Missouri Boxing Commission to
have the local rule changed 10 con-
form with The New York code and
the commission promptly rejected
the appeal. He was told that his
decision would be fInaf III the
event OF low blow.
PUTS HIM ON SPOT
That puts me on the spot, .
said Donovan today. but" ne
added grImly. "no title will ever
change hands on foul while I'm
the third man in the ring.
II don't anticipate any foul
fighting and l am going to see
to IL that no controversy arises
such as happened when Max
Schmeling won the title on a
foul from Jack Sharkey."
We have said nobody else is
worried and that is literally true.
Louis. for instance was his usual
r0nCrdfaUr UCad-panned self today
as he lazily remarked that he Will
try to belt out Music as quickly
as possible We happen to know
that Joe has an early social en-
tonight and so We eX-
pect TO see him bust Music in a
hurry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Open Tests SET
For Il Cities
International >ev, service Wire

hNhtiaht''Ntt.h - " wv w."
NEW YORK. April S Pre-
liminary qualifying rounds for the
National Open championship were
assigned 10 q districts today by
the United States Golf Association.
This Is two more than were needed
a year ago when the tournament
was played at Cleveland
The 36-hole test is scheduled for
May rs with aspirantS smaller
than at any time since the sec
tional rounds were instituted be-
cause of the United States Army
draft.
The qualifying cities:
Birmingham Ala Phaen'x Aaz Los
Angeles. san Francisco. Washington. JACK
sonviile. chicago New orleans. Worcester.
Detroit Minneapolis. Kansas CRY. St
Louis. Omaha. Buffalo Sew YORK. Pine
hurst CincIauati Cleveland. Tulsa. Port
land ore Philadelphia Pittsburgh Dallas.
Houston and salt Lake city
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

CONTINUED on Page 22)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Continued on Page 22)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
Society Items Are
Wanted for Print

Telephone your society items
to the Daily Dispatch for pub
LEGATION. If you have a visitor. or
if YOU are going on or have re-
turned from a visit out of town.
your friends will be gald to
know about il. If YOU have a
party, a club meeting, or any
thing of a social nature. the
Dispatch will be glad to print it.
Items should be in by noon
each day. and the Dispatch is
anxious to have them. Tclc-
hone 6l0.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
announcement Ut
Marriage Received

A d. Smith announces the mar
rag" of his daughter, Elizabeth Ca
cen Smith, to KiIo Bowling, Of
oxford, on August :, 1871.
Mrs. Bowling, formerly of this
city, has been living in Oxford for
9uc tuuc. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling
dHe now at home in DanNIllc. va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
Guest from

Lawrence Wall has returned home
'tum % Vjsi, in Richmond and has as
his guest +. {. Flanagan of that
city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
Thousands take PRUN0L
Prune Juice Laxative
For CONSTIPATION

prunoI is a fruit juice laxative
which tastes good and acts quickly
and easily. Ptunol Softens waste
matter, stimulates intestinal
Giles, helps bring eliminations back
to norma!-no gripping or irritation.
Guaranteed to satisfy. coo o! Sl.OU
sizes. sold and guaranteed by
.drkcr Drug store. Henderson, \.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
Miss B\num Bride
OF MIR. Parsons In
Raleigh Saturday

AllloutiCtII'cI'V - 'OO'
4dn' Hines hS''''''', Oh '''V'1'' "
Lawrence l..ti'II" "iso''',
Burlington ~ - Oh ''r''"'S
-o' ~ N'"'0' >'
MIS- PARSONS Is u'' u.,N0 ava n1s
M, L. rI'''ll VI ms wy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
Visit Fl. jackson

Mrs. W. G.. ChcatNood, of Lynch
burg, and Miss Annie Baldwin Pur-
cell visited #. Jackson, S. G., dur
ING the past weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
To New York Markets.

Miss Lillian Williams has gone To
New York TO buy fall merchandise
for her ladies' shop. and expects to
return home later in the week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
Back From Mountains

Mrs. +. X Fleming has returned
from d tWo-Weck stay IN Hcnder-
sonyIllc with her sister, Mrs. A. J..
Rcddcn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
visits Brother.

.td Nuzic Peoples, route ,,
uraa. ..s. ut~ spending tins week
~. ..,.. t.other, Edwin Peoples.
., [.l.. ..Iu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
WITH THE SICK
Has IOnSilS Removed

Fcrcbee Gray WiIkcrson, who had
her tun>lls removed at Maria Par
nam hospital yesterday. not le-
covering as rapidly as might be
hoped
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26

Friends Of Mr.. Albert Faulkner
viii regret 10 learn tina; ne is con
flned - Maria parham hospital Tor
treatment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-26
SOCIETY NEWS
Goes to Willow Springs

ALVIN Crtcher is spending ths
Wcch IN Willow Springs where he
.a Asl.tlng MS uncle, Mr.. ID. +. Glitch
.r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Let the City Take Over

CIRCUIT JUDGE KEIDAN as usual ruled soundy and
- the principle of basic justice when he voded the
contract between the City of Detroit and Chicago
contracting firms construction of the SS3OO000 Her
man Gardens housing project.
He nulfed the contract because: 1T is the concIu-
sion of this that contract awarded to Smith and
Lpman tthe Chicago contradictory the product of
ruptOn and crime Doubts of this vanish and the conclu
sion becomes unacceptable when frail differences
confirmed by the positive statements of Councilman
Hamilton His decisive vote corruption taints
the entire proceeding"
Judge Keidan intimated the project possibly would
cost more because of his ruling He held though that
'what sacrifice today in the of honesty and
decency is enthusiastically small compared with the
ultimate cost of tOlerating corruption"
AS a matter of fact there is apparent why
the city should have pay than the original bid
to complete the housing project
A CCORDING to the consensus of official opinion the
4 city has two alternatives.
It+can advertise for new bids. Or it can take over
itself under direction of the Detroit Housing Commission
completion of the job employing the subcontracors
designated in the voided contract
the city again from scratch and advertises
for bids the unquestionaby will be up because
prices of all building materials and of labor have increased
in the last year.
But why cannot the city simply take the original
contract?
The Chicago contractors brokered virtually the whole
job The subcontractors to whom they let out various
phases of it are under no suspicion.
Why not let them proceed with the work answerable
to the Detroit Housing Commission?
The housing commission has been storm center al
most since its inception.
Here seems fine opportunity for it to demonstrate
that it is practical working unit of city government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Tell Your Congressman

THE st. Lawrence waterway plan submitted again to
Congress last week by President Roosevelt seems
headed for stubborn fight
The railroads against and the powerful railroad
brotherhoods and the private power companies. Also,
strangely enough the Grange and similar farmer nsttu
tons are lining up in opposition.
1t is inconceivable how any Michigan or other Mid
west farmer could be hoodwinked into fighting the water
way. The fact that this country imports foodstus
should no alarm to Michigan farmers completed
st Lawrence waterway would broaden and widen their
markets to make possible European competition
negligible.
Mayor Jeffries committee for ratification is doing
yeoman service in support of the St Lawrence waterway
They realize to greater extent than of what
supendous the completed waterway would be to the
United States and Canada generally and to this part of
America particularly.
HEY know that its economic benefits to Michigan alone
would be almost beyond comprehension. They are
preaching their gospel of ratification all through the
Middle West. They have written to the mayors of
than 100 Midwest American cities urging endorsement of
the project.
You help them if you believe in the st Lawrence
waterway.
You can help them by getting in touch with your
congressman and Michgans two United States senator's
Demand of your representatives Congress that they
vote for the bill matter of national patriotism and in
behalf of the State of Michigan which sent them to
Congress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24

DUT of course when a man be-
- comes President of the United
States he automatically ceases,
for the purposes of history, TO
be a practical politician. He be-
comes a statesman, and his
political craft is craftsmanship.
That is the way history will
record many of Mr.. Roosevelt's
mastery maneuvers that were
due mainly to his political skill,
which includes the knowledge of
human psychology and the sense
of timing we have mentioned.
If ever we see Mr.. Roosevelt
we must tell him about another
bit of ring psychology that he
may not have heard and that
may come in handy to him some
day. and that is the one devel-
oped by the late Mr.. Kid Mccoy,
who used TO point to an oppo-
nent's shoe and say. Your shoe,
is united" and then boff the
sucker on the chin when he
looked.
1871. King Features synd.. Inc
Distributed b. international News serviei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
Connolly Answers

1. (a) organist. (b) composer, (c)
singer.
2. (a) Columbus, O.. (b) Phila-
delphia, Pa, (c) London.
3. Voyage to Lilliput," Swift. (b)
"Vicar of Wakefield" Gold
smith, (c) Arms and the Man."
A. (a) Psyche, OBJ Helen. (c)
Gree.
5. (a) Chesapeake Bay, (b) Lake
Mead. at Boulder Dam, tc)
Pacific Ocean. H
6 (a) Tennyson, (b) Shakespeare,
tc) Ben Jonson.
Z. (a) pocket billiards. (b) tennis,
(c) boat racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
NOW that the lease-lend bill
~ has been executed and is
about to be put into operation.
the Nazi influences at work in
our country will really begin TO
perform acts of sabotage and
terror on a large scale.
A good percentage of these
traitorous connivings will take
place in the ranks of labor, for
the value of the lease-lend bill
depends to an important extent
on the faithfulness and support
of labor.
Not that capital will be ex-
empt or by any means ignored
by the Axis schemers whose
first weapon is the insidious
method of demoralizing and dis
rupting a nations character and
unity.
The coming months should
bring out in bold relief the domi-
mating motives of many groups
and organizations within labor,
as well as in the administrations
of the leading industries. for
there is scarcely single indus,
try of national Importance that
will not be called upon to render
aid to the foes of Nazidom.
This means only one thing
that all true American patriots
must not only do their particular
job or fill their particular posi-
ton to the best of their ability,
but in addition they must be
constantly on the alert to pro-
teet cur country from all hostile
influences.
MRS. MILDRED f. KING,
1858 Frankfort road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
BAERING DOWN On. The NEWS:
Running Hie (SlszaaME
BY ARTHUR Bugs BAER

Distributed by International News
I'm the kind of fellow like the chameleon the Scotch
plaid who is little of everything.
Tread the isoationss and figure they're right
In irrigation ditch. Then nterventionss and
2240 pounds Of bellgerence TO the
fellow astride barbed wire fence would be
either side And should know whether he
hossback he vii know whether to buy shoes
with two pairs of pants
think President Roosevelt and Sen5tor Wheeler
sincere clam digger with his hair But like
African witch doctor the Mayo Brothers, they
different methods and have been graduated from different
schools of thought.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-24
MRS. MILDRED f. KING,
1858 Frankfort road.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
I HAVE been connected for
L many years with industries
in Detroit who up to three years
ago were the largest users of
gas in their manufacturing
Since that time the most pro-
gressive and largest companies
have changed from gas to oil,
electricity or steam.
Citizens should consider the
all wise statement credited to
Henry Ford that business
should be run by business men.
and also the records of many of
our past politicians.
They should also consider the
fact that a great part of the gas
cofnpany's underground and
other equipment Is IN such con-
dition that replacement is neces-
sary which will require large ex-
penditures, the amount of which
it is not possible to ascertain
until failures occur, but may be
known to the'gas company and
is perhaps one of their reasons
to be willing to sell.
If our citizens will consider
these facts. they will think twice
about voting for the purchase
of the gas company. But they
should stand strong for per-
manent regulation of gas rates
by lawfully appointed commits
sioners.
II. NJ. McDADE,
1851 West Grand boulevard.