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Evening star., 1941-05-07
Board Beqs Bend;x Operation Pending Hearing

Board Begs Bendix Operation Pending Hearing
The National Defense Mediation Board this afternoon
appealed officials of the BendiX Aviation Corp South Bend
Ind and representatives of 80O c. O. automobile workers
who threatened strike to continue produc
ton the plant pending hearing of the dispute by the board
Monday The controversy certified to the board by
the Labor Department Cancellation Service earlier today
HoItoI Beots MioIond in Dixie Handicap
PIMLICO, Md-The thing that couldn't happen did
before late today when Charles H Howards
mighty be content with second money in the
37h running of the Dixie Handicap The Woodvae Stables
Haal head covering the mile and three SxteenthS
in 1885 Arnold Hangars Dit third and the Green Tree
Stables Corydon led the other half dozen starters
Earlier Story Page 2-Xo
Curb CIomped on Shipments Through u. S.
President Roosevelt today subjected transit shipments
through the export license control sys-
apparently designed further to plug any leaks
to pro-Axis believed that the Presi-
would restrict extent shipments OF goods
brought from South America and ransshpped from Amer
can ports to other countries including Japan
La Guordio Sees President
Mayor La Guardia of New York President Roosevelt
today for what he routine business of the Cana
Defense Board of which he is co-chairman
The Mayor discuss reports that he might be
brought into the administrations defense setup.
Earlier Story Page Alb
Monosco Apparently Wins House Race
JASPER Ala. l-Carter Manasco, former secretary to
the Speaker William B. Bankhead apparently won the
Democratic for Congress from the th dlstrlct
TODAY Unofficial returns 206 of 300 boxes gave Mr.
Manasco II 100 Still Hunter Jasper
The missing boxes small and contain fewer than
1000 votes.
Earlier Story Page AID
PoIice-Fire Pay Raise Bill Reported
bill intended increase the salary of policemen and
remen here on an average of year favoraby
reported today the Police and Fire Subcommittee OF
the House District Committee
House Passes Bill With S4o6, 900 for D. c.
The House this afternoon passed deficiency appropra.
ton bill ennbodying item for the District Included
is $4,000 for construction of eghroom extenSlole ee
building in the vicinity OF pennsylvania ana
Alabama avenues work. $500 for
maintenance of Galnger Hospital.
Earlier Story Page BID
Evening star., 1941-05-07

(See JAPAN, Page 2-X
Evening star., 1941-05-07
Earlier Story on Page AID
PoIice-Fire Pay Raise Bill Reported
House Passes Bill With S4o6 900 for D. c.

Earlier Story on Page BID
Evening star., 1941-05-07
Churchill Downs

Also ram FcrttSs,m
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

GrGIi6ent HooIepelt bat, Ben &C.
| libtspnnft bes &oniumenten iiber
sic @iinibe bes agrarierblods itel-
LEND, bie @infriernng bon @rnfebe-
ltinoen petiert. Ser @eIebentpnrf
ipollte oem 2anoipirtibaftsomt per>
bieten, @ei5en- l,no 8anmnollepor-
r1te, Die iid - als Siherbeit fir
9arleben an bie Eroblt5enten - III
9unoesIpcibern bcfinben, auf ben
Marft al bringen. =. .
Ser @nttpnrf biloete bas @rseb-
mis- bon 8emiibitngen bes a9rarier-
blods i'm &apitol, sit perbinoern, oo6
ourh abitobuns FOLDER 8eitdnoe let
tens Scr Commodity Grebit Corpora
ton sic 9eiScn- imo 8al1nmollpreiie
berl,ntergebriidt iperoen. SIM Gon=
are6 ,par ieiner3eit bebauptet poroen
ibon sic Mnfiinoieung ser GGG, lie
iperoe einen Seil iener gorrate ner=
fonien, bobe aa einem iharfen Slid
gang oer Sreiie aeiiibrt.
Cine &lamlel ber MN inter Dent
&etobeil berblnteten Gorlage ,poIlte
&eiaener5eng,mg in bcliebigem I'm
fang erlauben, iofern es iid) ,lnt
@ei5en fir ben @igenbeoorf Der ie-
,pcilig in ~5raee fomlnenoen Jarm
banbelt. ... 49,.
Ser Yrdiibent fiibrt int elmer Dem
abgeorbnetenbauie 5i,geleiteten Con
berbetibaft 3ur 8eariinoune bes Sc
tos II. a. ans: ullnteraeibnung bes
@ntipurfs ipiirbe sic ipeitere 9nrdz
fiibrung bes Erosromms Der Jar-
merbilfe, bos iib in Den persanaenen
Sabren ols 10 iesenspoa fir ,miere
2anbmirti6oft eripieien bat, in ern=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
Yrafbent tritt fit Tarmer nnb Soninmenten Gin

tier 8eile gefdbroen. snitoBig lit
inSbeionbcrc bie 8eltimmlng bab bie
Commodity Credit Corporation ber=
pflidtet iein Jon, bas Gigentlmsredt
at alien beporibuBten gprrdten nus
ser 8almlpoIl= mno Der 8eiaenerntc
BON 1910 nno BEN Doraltfgegangenen
sSSabren at eriperben nnb oicle Gor-
rate fir nnbeitimmte 3eitoaner in
Sdnben 81, bebaltcn.
@r5cltgcr nno Gerbrouder nnb
audi oer GonsreB baben oas bon ser
agrarpolitif Ser &cgiernng perfoletc
3iel Der Serbeifiibrimg bon Gari-
tdtspreiien (bas beiBt bes Meqnipa=
lents oer Groonftenpreiie ser Sabre
non 1909 bis 1914 se,lld6 Ser geeen-
ipdrtigen Rauffroft bes @elbes) als
gercbt mb bermnftgen1B af5eptiert,
nno i6. bin iiber5engt, bab uniere
5armer Sic allgemeine gilligumg oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. niht baonrdt in
5raee itel1en ipollen, baB Tie bic Gro=
onftellpreic iiber oas 8aritatsnipeal
binauftreiben. Das ipiirbe aber oie
5olse Iein, iuenn Eroouftennorrdte,
oie ii6 in ben Sanoen ber Gegiernng
befinoen, fiinitlid) Dem tornlalen
Sanoelsperfebr ent5ogen bleiben."
9ie 8otidaft peripeiit I'M iibrieen
nod oarallf, Dob nidt MIR Der 5ar=
mer por preisoriidenoen Musnirf,,n=
gen BON @rntciiberibiiiien, ionoern.
5ugleih audi oos foniumerenoe
Eublif,,m Dor greistreibereien se=
idiibt tuerben miiiic, sic iih aus einer
fiinitlid berbeiaefiibrten Serfnop=
plnrg bes Yror:renangebots inn San=
bel ergeben miiBten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
9ie italiemii6ea 8atbolifen 3nr Gage ibrer
0laubensbriiDer tm 0entidlanO

banaer zines ldon 0ffentlid perur=
teiltcn Neubeioentums aufribten
mobten. 9ieies Seioentilm lit ia audi
BON elmer art, bab es niemals Chr
erbiet,,ng bon ienen ii6 miro er-
5pinaen fonnen, sic iih nit 5tol5
ais @ldubiee Gbriiti unb Ieiner Sir
6c befelnen. = .
Ser Sirtenbrief entbiiIt bann
aleib5eitie oas, mas man ais 9rama
bes 5eitaen0iiiIhen belttlden aatboli=
5ismus beseidnen fonnte. 9icies
9rama foroert ieben Gag nebr pon
ser @eisbeit Der Negierltng eine eb-
renbafte 2olung. Die politii6e ino
sic geiltige ginbeit bes beutiben Sol
fes lit bollfommen geiporben, 1libt
5ulett aud banf oes lopalen 8eitra-
ges ser aatbolife,r bie beute auImn=
men in 9e,,tlblano an sic so Millio=
nen ausmabel1. gsiemano permae
ein5uieben, iparlm biele iid nidt bes
aneenei,1en Menidenredtes erfreue,t
| ioIlten, ibren @lauben frei befe,lnen
! an biirfen. 8er beutc nod auf Dem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
Scr 6cstnfricsspiacn ocs amerifanii6ca Solfts

mas bic Grieasbeser iagen nidt
beiien Grieg lit.
6. Die amnaBnng breiiter, lar.
member Minoerbeitell, Dtdnner nno
5rallen beleibigenh, bie 5iterIt an ibr
Seinlatlanb benfcn ,lno aipingeno
empfinben, oaB oie Jreibeiten, bic
etmerifa bciist 3n foitbar iiilo, nm III
europa berlorel1 an iperoen.
z. Die iiineIte 5eefonferen5 bes
8rdiiocnfen nit Germ GbnrdiG, bon
,pelber Der GongrcG, Ser iiber aries
ober 5rieben entibeioet, porber nibts
ipuBte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

Gie oie u&ipa" beribtet, tpiemet
bas fatboliiAe Mail0nber Saaeblatt
,2'sStolia" Ser iiingiten Grflarrng
ser be,,tihen 9ildofe iiber bie be-
orinete Gage ser &atbolifcu im &ei=
DIE Sen foIgenben 9ommentar:
Ser Sirtenbrief bes beutiben
Gpiifopates, ser on pergange,en
Sonntag in alien &irben ocs Hei=
DIES perleien ipuroc, befabt ii6 er=
neut nit einem @esenltonoe, Ser
i6on >pieberbolt in naBgeblider
8eiie beban6eIt uno immer in bent
Ielben Sinne bargelegt iporoen lit.
Die beutlden &ir6enfiirlten beitati=
gen barin sic Yflidt Ser be1tiden
&atbolifen, ibr int &rie9e 1tebenbes
Gaterlano 81, lieben, ibm 5u bienen
lmo es Ielbit Inn Sen lebten greis
oes 9ebens at pcrteioieen. Nnberer=
ieits betonen iie aber a,,6 bas Hebt
ser beutiben &atbolifen auf freies
9efenntnis bes fatbolilden @laubens.
llno bieIes gedt bcitebt geeeniiber
allen Sinoerniiien tpelde Die Nn=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

s. Das iiiuslte 3niammelarbeiicn
init Stalin ,lno GiiBIono.
8. gertrnuens6rud ben ianaen
Manlrrn Der Nation segeniiber, bic
fir Oie arlnee aiii Die alisbriiflih ielt-
geieste 3eit bon eillenl Sabr nllseebo-
ben iunr0en.''
9ieie neun Hlilfte mnroelt bon Der
iueit perbreiteten 8ohenibrift nnr
als seil eiller elite, Die alifgeiteilt
iperocm f0nntc, beibrieben. aber al
le 8nnfte fonnten in bent einen aul
iammeilgefaBt tperben, oas antcrifa-
niibc golt 1T sesell Den ariegsein-
tritt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

SIM &lolter ser 8iiitanoinnen in
Gaen (5ranfreid) lit sr. 2eonia
Martin, cine leiblihe Sdtpeiter Der
bl. Sbereiia pom &inbe SSeiu, &c.
itorben. Son Ser Sl. Sbereiia leben
oer5eit nod siuei Sbipeitern in fran.
5oiiidet &ar,neliterinnenfl0Iterm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17
1iftpod, ben II. sepiember 1871

Wstfttupd), ben l7. ScpteMtber 1871
Iltnternebmcn bebnrrt, eia Jog. ,,po.
lfitipcs gbriitentlnn'' bon liit3ipeifel.
bait fatbolifenfeinolider 9rt all9e.
inein ntfbr1ngen 81 ipollen, Der ges
fabrbet Danit aud Die @eihloiienbeit
oes beltihen golfes. bie aeraoe i'm
religioien Srieoen ibre iiderfte
@rilnblage bot.
Sir iinb Ser aniid)t bab Die
Stlmoe ser @ercAtigfeit itltnnebr
geidlaeen bat. 9as 9citide Neitb iH
mlf bem Sobepunft iciner @roBe on.
aelangt. @S lit horiiber Dillans in
Elm ltnternebmen pcrlpidelt Sic 8e.
ieitigung oes riiiiiibet 8olihepis.
mns - mas ibnt aitf Ser gan5en
WeIt sabllole SDmpatbien eintrGet
Iiino bas linn fiir Sabrbnnoerte Die
9anfbarfeit bes d)riltlihcn europa
Iiibcrn miro. Die goricDn1,g bat be,,-
te oie ocittid)en @affen 5u gollitref.
fern Der s0ttliden @erebtigfeit ge-
lnad)t. @ie eilt 9lis fabren fie anf
Die fablen mosfoluitilden SDralllen
nieoer, bie bas lmgebenerlihe gcrbre-
ben SIT beeeben peri,idt bobel1, @ott
I'M 5er5en oes rniiild)em golfes 5n
totem. Dieie gbrenltellung erforoert
cine 8egenleilt,tng. 8iele beitebt oar.
in, Dob nid)t mebr lGnger eiller er.
tremiitiiden str6nlmg freier 2anf
gelaiien miro, Die nit ibrer Gerbiiien.
belt MIR oas Spicl Ser g2eid)sfciiloe
fbrocrt nno oie oie inneren s3iuiitia.
feiten I'M be,ltibcn GoIfe irnmer tie.
fer ma6t.
Die politii6en Siibrer oes 8eidps
boben ipieberbolt erfl1rt, baB @ereb.
tigfeit Der oberite 8cipeggruuo ibrer
Solitif iei. 8enn bcm 10 lit, 10 miro
man nibt laneer ,ugcriibrt Sen of
fcnfnnoigen 9eIpeiien ser 2opolitGt
geeeniiberiteben f0nne,L iuel6e oie
ocntlhen aatbolifcr1 ioipobl I'M Grie.
ee fpie ailh OH ser i,lneren ssront ab.
eeleet baben. Ser &rieg lit sic b5eb-
ite Eriiflng, ipclde sic ipabren
Jrelnloe bes Gaterla,,oes aufsciat.
@lei6 ipie I'M porigen boben Sic bent.
lhen 3atbolifen audi III oieIem Grie-
9e lel16tenoe geipeile ibrer Creme ee.
lgenitber ebriitus ltno ibrem Batter.
lanoe ge9eben 8end man iie nun
enoli1 ipieoer bon int sic oentId,e
yolfsgemeillid)aft aufnebmen ,mb ib.
men oas 8ed)t ai,r freien ausiibuna
ibres 8laubens einraumen ipiir6e, 10
'piiroe cine iolde &anolungsipeiie fir
iih 1elblt ipre6en ino bon Ser 8eIt
als 8eipeis fir oie e6te @roBe zines
anser'pdblteu Golfes eetpertet nerben.
Sir bie italienii6en aatbolifen
ipare cine iolde lpmpatbiide @elte
Der oeltiben ssiibrung ipertpon. Die
italieniiben aatbolifen treten beute
mebr >als ie burd) @ebet ltno Sat fir
Die 8roBe bes Gaterlanoes ein. Die
groBe Seriobnung bon 1929 bat bas
gii1ltige alilna fir oiele religioie 8e-
frieonng geidaffen. Gin G1,tgeeen-
fonmen gege,liiber ben oe,itiben 3a.
tbolifen ipiiroe bie 3uialnnenarbeit
Der beioen gdIenmGdte bel ser Be-
griinonng elmer nel,en enrop6iihen
Srbnitng nur nod enger geltalten."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

iid) nit @nt, glnt lill0 Seben fiir Den
Gdls nnb Ole gerteioigimg ibres
Gakrlanoes eill5nicseiL aber es lcbnt
iid) nit iibcr,piltigelloer Mebrbeit aili
acaen ocn Gintritt i,t cinen frenoen.
ailsluartigem Grieg.
9as ancrifanildbe Bolt icst fcltes
Gertrancn anf bic ipieoerbolten Ser
ipreblngen ieines Graiioclten, Bob
bic S0bnc ancrifaniid)er Gltern ME
anf frenloenr Vobcn falnpien iperOcn.
Srotocm bon ciner pcrldipinoclo
fleinen Mcbrbcit im Soloe oes ans-
lanbes ltcbenoc &riegsDcter blrb Sit
gen uuo gntitcflilngen cine fiinltlihe
Rriegsbpiteric 81 erregen inben,
fteist bic Notwithstanding Der
Maijen Ses amcrifaniibeu Golfes, bic
niebt eeipiat iino, ibre So6ne nno
ibr bart erobcrtes Sab lmo @ut bent
fre,uocn &rieasmolob 81 opfern.
Gieier emtid)loiicne Golfs,pille G,t-
bert iib in nidt mib5,perltebellocr
Geiie int Greiic ,,no Siobio nno miro
bon ocn ipabren Golfspertretern Der
Nclt Ioilt pcrfiinoet.
Giuc rationale Gereiniaung ia
fboIii6er omcrifonii6er Iiiitter -
inter bcm SitcI u&e, tie @'otbers,
MobiIi5e for slmcrica, Ssnc." - bot
cine @rflGr,mg nerofientliht, in ipel-
der es bciBt, oob 81 Yroaent Ser
Nebrnodt ser Ser. Stooten fatbo.
lid uno lpcnieer als 16 Gro5ent uns
ieres 2anbes fotboliid] iinb.
,,8ir Miittcr', 10 bcibt es in Dem
Mufr,,f, Limo pou ,m6 gan5 Ger Mns
tidt, oob ,,nicrc Sobnc lib pollltdnoig
fir sic Gcrteibigung lmlcres 2anocs
einieben, abcr mir tperbcn ME unIcre
ginipiliguns eeben, bab lie iih fir
ireenoeincn oustpdrtigen &rieg op-
fern, am ,penieiten fir bos &ct-&nb-
Inno StaIius. @s sibt nod nnierer
Mniidt gegenipartig MIR einen eln-
sieen tpilroiaen at perfol9enoen
3ipcf: Oiciem brutolcn 0'orocn lmo
bielcr pobniinnigen 3critor,mg ein
gnhe 81 maben."
Sie pitalc Sra0c, ,pesbalb bas
amcrifanii6e Golt bent enropiil6cn
Gricge gcecuiiber lid fiibl perbalt
nno oemlelbcn nit allen 0tittcln OPP
poniert, miro bon ser IS Sabre alten
fatboliibcn @odenihrift uape 0fa<
ria, Sort &apnc, Snb., nit iol9en-
ben nenn Eunften beanttportet:
Il. Sic Nlsloiigfeit Ser 8enii'
bnneen inn .crltcn eurcpdilden &rieg.
2. 9ie aus ienen &rieasbemiibnn-
gen entitanocnen ,nbc5oblt gebliebe>
nen Sdulben.
3. S5errn &ooicpclts Geriprchnn.
aen, NIT iafrnuentaler 6eicrlibfeit
ausgclprodcn, ols er lid I'M einen
0rittcn Sernlin betperbcnb, ben ame-
rifoni6en &6tcrn uno Itiittern ga-
rontierte, ibre Sobne aus bem euro
pail6en &rieg beraus5ubalten I'M
gcgeniat NIT leiner Stellnn0nabme
nad)oem err sen britten Erolibenten=
termin erbalten bate.
A. Serrn Gnor Gerii6erunlgen Dem
Rpmitee fir Slottenaneelegcnbeiter
aeaeniiber, bo6 ct gegen oie gntlen-
Dnna ser slrmee ober slotte 5l,nl
aanlpfe in europa iei, 1lno feline Sen
2riea befiirmortenoen 8orte nno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

8alo miro ser ,Sbio 8oiien-
freuno' 20 Sabre alt iein. ipieDiel
8abrbeit uno gelebrllng bat er in
bieIer Iangen 3eit berbreitet!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-17

Entered as SeeonG Clas
Act Of October 2 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Chene TrombIy
Collects 3O0S
STANDINGS

Chene Trombly Recreation top
pied the highest count 10 lead the
Greater Detroit League last night
at Olympic Recreation.
Shooting 1049-1001 1904 for 3088.
Chene Trombly won three games
from Oldbru, which hit only 1884.
Ekhardt e. Becker, the league $
pacemaker. was idle filling a pre-
vious date. Leonard Dettloff paced
Chene Trombly with 644 as il tied
Detroit Gasket for third. with Joe
Paulus aiding with 62S. Ken Havi-
land with 625 and Joe Green with
Gil.
Norge toppled the second best
score of the night. 1894 in taking
two games from Shannon. Joe
Plappert topped the winners with
63S. Goebel also won twice. beat
ing Oven King. 2942 to 1852. as
Jim Marshall paced the individuals
with 254-243-194 for SOL. Herb
Case had 625 for the losers.
Wayne Spauling collected 66l
for Campbell-Ewald, but his team
dropped three games to Detroit
Gasket. 1924 to 1894. In other
matches Pepsi-Cola took a pair
from Detroit Ball Bearing. 1880 to
2S41, as Bill Walker shot Csc for
the losers; and Polish Bank
blanked Detroit Recreation, 2Sl3
10 2611 N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
j. D. Five Whips
Mexi(dns, SOB

University of Detroit's basket
hall team had lis fifth victory in
seven games today an easy 1913
triumph over University of Mexico
being scored last night at Naval
Armory.
The TitanS, hampered in the last
10 days by scholastic examinations
nd off their usual form, met a
t,eam thst'was playing too often,
and the result was sluggish game.
L. Of d. led al the half 1912 The
Mexican club was playing its fifth
game IN as many nights.
Art Stolkey. L. of d sophomore.
topped the scorers with is points
on six field goals and four three
throws. Delfino Flores. tiny Mex
ican forward. led the losers with
10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Coliseum Host
To Midgets

The roar of the "doodle-bugs"
will reverberate through State
Fair Coliseum tonight when some
30 drivers bid for the 100-lap in
door midget racing championship.
Only II. possibly Ia, drivers will
compete in the title classic, the
starting cars to be determined by
the speed of qualifying trials which
start at 7:30 p. m.
Wally Yale of Chicago, the de-
Tending champion; Art Hartsfeld
of Toledo. winner two years ago,
Duke Nalon, Ray Richards, Pete
Nelson, all of Chicago; Harry Nc
Quinn of Indianapolis, Cowboy
ORourke of Chicago. are among
the featured out-of-town drivers
who are here in the hope of cap
turing the crown and the rich
prize money that goes with 1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Coach Laury Cagey
Juggles Stars With Success and His Colt Summers
Capture Dual Meet Championship

Swimming coaches are a cagey
bunch when it comes TO naming
a lineup for a dual meet. And the
cagiest one of them all in the
Metropolitan High School League
is Wally Laury, the Northwestern
mentor.
He must be. for the Colts today
hold the dual meet title as well as
the eity-wide crown. They Won it
yesterday in the Central High pool
by defeating Southeastern, 4l-34,
with a victory in the final event,
the free style relay.
And the method in which they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Wares 105-FOOt Shot
In Overtime Beats As
Triumph Boosts
r e d Wings to
Second Place
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Talk about your Annie Oakley
the tootin' -shootin' gal who
used TO pulverize those glass balls
in her shooting act with Buffalo
Bills Wild West Show
Why if the old Buffalo gal could
have seen Eddie Wares. the Cal
gary Kid. in action at Olympia
last night she'd have shucked her
shooting irons in shame and
headed back to the Cow Country
for the Last Roundup.
For it was Eddie Wares who
made the eyes of 5000 Detroit
hockey fans bulge and the cold
beads of perspiration pop on the
brow of Manager Mervyn Rec
Dutton Of the New York Ameri-
cans with one of the most sensa-
tional shots ever made by a
Detroit hockey player.
POOR MIR. GOALIE
Faced away from the Americans
net with the score tied at 2-2 in
overtime, Wares lofted backhand
shot from center ice that rose like
a rocket and plopped at the feet
of Goalie Earl Robertson 105 feet
away. Robertson didn't have a
chance to move before the puck
was past him into the net.
That goal won the game for the
Detroit Red Wings although sgd
Howe scored on a breakaway with
Connie Brown in the last minute
of overtime to make the final
count. Az.
The shot Wares lofted with the
powerful forearms which once
made him the British Empire
shotput champion not only brought
the Wings their first victory in
seven starts but also moved them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
NEEDS BOTH RELAYS

Southeastern must win both re-
lays to take the meet. Laury rea-
soned before hand. And if Bud
Difloe anchored the medley aggre-
grafton. then il stood a good
chance of taking Northwestern. al
though the Colts had won the city
title in this event.
So Laury put all his eggs in one
basket, the free style team. Tom
Jones. won the backStroke, and
Roger Lumley were taken off the
medley aggregation and put on the
other relay.
And they came through 10 hand
the Jungaleer quartet its first de-
feat in two years.
50yard free style-won BY Difloe
-tsE4s Roger Lumley tNW1.. second Kaiser
tsED third Time-:25.3
f00-yard breast stroke-won BY Mcxin-
ley tNWl senter tsEl second shaw
22o-yard free styie-won by MoGurk
tNWl Allard tsE). second. Tries (NWD.
third Time-2: 32.2
i0O-yard back stroke-won By james
(NW) Kleiner (SE). second; Hayward
(Nwl. third. Time-el127
l00-yard free style-Won BY Difloe tSE1
Parker tNWl. second sherman tsE1.
third Time-:5s2
Diving-Won by Lambert tNWl POI 3
points; solow tsEl. second. 172 points
Crawford (NW1. third 1904 points
l5Q-yard Individual rnedley-Wqn by Nc
Guirk 0NW) soIow (sEl. second Bianeh-
ard tsEl,. third; rimey-i;5l.
l50-yard medley relay-Won by South
eastern tFitIsimmons. shaw. CondiD
Northwestern. second. Time .2e.5
2OO-yard free style relay--Won by North
western Jones. Mccague Parker. Roger
LumleyD; Southeastern. second. Tine
439.
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Joe Grace TO Catch.
Siqns With Browns

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-GNS)-
Joe Grace, ST. Louis Browns out
fielder who will try his hand at
catching this year. signed his 1871
contract with the club today
Grace is the third Brownie to
sign. Pitchers Eden Auker and
Bob Harris previously had agreed
TO terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Ivory Rangers Crush
State PoIoIsts, H-4

EAST LANSING. Jan 25.--
Detroit's Ivory Rangers held a
PA decision over the Michigan
State College polo team as they
crushed the Spartans here last
night. Volney Bailey banged in IL
goals for the Rangers.
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field of 100 con-
teStants. which
includes most OF
I h Q country s
leading golfers.
in the fifth an
nual So 900 Bing
CT os b y pro-
amateur I o u 7
ndn1ent.
Marvin Stahl.
Lansing Mich.
professional and
former Michi-
gan Open cham
pion. carded a
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Is Rated
Title Threat
In Nationals

LA CROSSE. Wis. Jan. o
The fastest Americans on skates
are here for the National Outdoor
Speed Skating Championships
which will be held today and to-
morrow.
Detroit's leading stars. Vincent.
Bozich Michigan champion Art
Brown and Terry Browne and Joe
Mcdonald in the senior mems
division. and Tom Saunders. IN
termediate. arrived yesterday
BoZlch is considered one OF the
leading threats 10 cop the ma
tional senior mems championship
which Leo Freisinger OF Chicago
took last year Ken Bartholomew.
Minneapolis. 1899 champion and
Vic Ronchetti. Chicago, 1888 title
holder. are with similar designs
on the mems trophy.
BONNIE IN RUNNING
Bonnie Doyle. Saginaw. Michi-
gan State Senior Women'S cham
pion. will be IN the running for
the national title vacated by
Maddy Horn. Bedverdd1TT " r..
retired Louise Herou. Minneapo-
lis. Is the heir apparent, but
Helen DeZwartc. La Crosse. Wis,
who IS Wisconsin state champion;
Carmelita Landry. FItchburg,
Mass. and Miss Doyle VIII provide
plenty OF action.
Chicago's delegation 30 strong.
arrived yesterday for a final work.
out Minneapolis sent about b
Complete. list Of Michigan skaters.
MICHIGAN ENTRIES
Senior men John Hebert, Is
canada Vincent Bozich, Art
Brown. I'd Fletcher and Joe Me
Donald. Detroit
Senior women Bonnie Doyle.
Helen Wrona. Esther MIuna, Sag
NAV.
Intermediate boys - William
Stoll Edward Hlrn Jr.. Escanaba;
Thomas Saunders Detroit, Don
aid LuteS, Saginaw
intermediate girls - \ & n
Wrons. Saginaw
Junior boys Dale Wood Rob
EFT Pcrron. EScanaba Don Skba
Alpena. Mich
Junior girls-Mary Lou Doty.
Lila Mae Ness. Escanaba, Flor
ence Wrona. Saginaw
Juvenile boys - Gerald Skibs.
Alpena, Mich
juvenile girls - Hclen Mac
Schwalbach. EScanaba
Midget boys Billy Ness, Esca-
naba
Midget girls Marty Gross E.
canada
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place. He was followed by Gordon
Brunton. Riverside. Cal, and Lor-
man Kelly, Philadelphia, who
registered us.
Stahl is paired with Bob Hem
ming Of San Diego in the pro-ama-
teur and their 6s places them
second.
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Continued on Page 1O)

won the meet was not only q
tribute to Laurys knowledge of
his sport, but also turned out TO
be a fitting climax to the high
school career of Roger Lumley,
captain of the team who anchored
that free style relay team to VIC
tory.