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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Naziism, as I see it. meant that
the German people became tired
of beggary and turned to crime
on a world scale.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
Grant NoWieki
Power TO Reject
Mileage Bills
linz. stan Corrs.nondfRf

? LANSING. Sept = Flooded
with expense accounts for out-of-
state travel from department
heads. Budget fTTCCtUr-i7er1-dl
Nowicki today gained permission
from the administrative board 10
disapprove all those that are out
Of line.
Without discussion, the board
gave NowicH blanket authority
10 approve or disapprove all re-
quests for travel outside Michi-
gan. The finance comittee's reso-
lutimon read
"An departments should limit
their travel requests 10 travel
10 conventions. conferences and
meetings they consider neces-
sary TO the proper functioning
OF their agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

factor. and quick communication
saves lives, both military and CT
villain
The islands are divided into
small sections each with a central
office.
With the British radio detectors
they know when flights of air
planes are approaching, know Just
how many are IN the group and
what size and type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
DEPARTMENT HEAD

"The budget director Is au-
thoriIed to limit such travel 60
the head Of department or one
person designated a. his repre-
sentative. No mileage will be
paid on private cars over the
amount paid for similar distance
on the railroad"
State senators who were re-
Gently discovered 10 have spent
TWO DAYS in Chicago while return
ing from an inspection Of Michi'
gan institutions. would not come
under the ruling
The resolution specifically does
not apply 10 elective officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
COURSE FLASHED

The moment ships are detected
headed for the islands. their
course is charted through every
district IN the islands BY quick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
LOANS AS USUAL AT THE
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK

THIS BANKS lending policies full agreement
Reserve Boards regulations of Consumer Credit
Consumer Credit has been
standard of living and its regulation along lines timely
there have been abuses in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

This i the second Of series
Of articles. Another will appear
tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02
CURB UNsOUND PRACTICES

The Industrial National Bank has long advocated the cbng
practices connection with credit It. therefore
regulations OF the Federal Reserve Board fixing down
for the purchase Of
This Bank has always followed conservative
The regulations will necetate
to way of thinking entirely proper
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Crouch Seems
to be Making
Fine Record
In Box For Twelve
Innings in Three
Games, no Runs

Bill Crouch lpsilanrs gift 10
the major leagues, seems 10 be TAX.
ing a new lease on life since hls
transfer from the Brooklyn nodg
ers to the Philadelphia Philues
Bill has been causing the boys 10
sit up and take notice with the
brand OF ball he's been exhibiting
So far In the spring training sea
son he's been IN three games. pitch
ing a total OF twelve innings and
an opposing team has yet 20 score
a run Off him. Only two base run
ners have proceeded as far as sec
oud base and only seven balls have
been hit safely
In his initial appearance against
the Giants Bill hurled three score
less innings with the New
Workers getting only Two safe hits
His next turn at the mound saw
him facing Rochester and this time
tho boys looked at his offerings for
tho four innings with pair OF safe
bloNa the only result Ills latest
yictims we're the Cleveland Indians
who managed 10 bang out three hits
but II took them five innings 10 dc
so.
~ any rate Hills future looks
assured and II he can keep his
work on level with his first three
performances opposing hatsmrn III
the National League are going "a
find II very tough to improve thcli
averages when facing big nm
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Indoor Swimming's Big Annual
Show to Get Underway Today

Ann Arbor. Mich, Apr. Indoor
swimming's greatest annual show
the National A. A. U. champion.
ships, will get under way at 3 p.
IN. today in the University OF
Michigan pool and for two days
Americas outstanding swimming
and diving stars will battle for top
honors against the best competi-
ton available.
Defending A. A. L. champions,
among them such brilliant swim
mers as Adolph Kiefer, Otto Jaret2
and Tom Haynie, will be pitted
against National intercollegiate
champions in numerous events
Augmenting these top fight per
formers will be a galaxy of other
near-greats who have won sectional
honors in their specialties but who
have yet to triumph in a nationa
meet.
The first afternoons program
will include prelim.naries in the
22O-yard free style, 92O.yard breast
stroke, low board diving, 300-yard
individual medley and the i0O.yard
free style relay. Finals in these
five events will be held Friday
night beginning at S p. m.
Saturday afternoon preliminaries
will be held in the 100.yard free
style, 150-yard back stroke. 40.
yard free style, high board divn
and the 300-yard medley relay. Tho
finals in these events will be held
Saturday night.
The battle for the team cham
pionship, won in 1910 by the Uni
versity OF Michigan. is again ex-
pected to be between the Wolver-
ines and the Chicago Towers Club
with the Detroit Athletic Club and
Yale outside threats for the title.
Last year Michigan won with IS
points while the Towers CLUB,
boastlng Kiefer and Jaretz as its
outstanding stars, was second with
-.
Michigan leads in the number Of
entries with Il while the Towers
Club has 10. The Detroit Athletic
Club and Yale trail in the number
OF entries, but appear sure Of
gathering important points with
the swimmers and divers they have
entered. In all the meet has dra wn
81 entries from % institutions.
Yale is sending only three men
ito the meet=but these three 20
gether accounted for 26 OF the %
points Yale scored in the National
intercollegiate meet last week.
They are Howard Johnson, Rene
Chouteau and James Cook. John
son Is entered in the 100 and 220.
Chouteau in the 220- and 40 and
Cook in both diving events.
The Detroit Athletic Club, for
whom Haynie will be defending il
ties in both the 220 and 4io. has
been strengthened by the addition
OF two Wayne stars TO their ranks.
These are Bill Prev. national inter.
collegiate champion at 100 yards.
and Robert Gardner. diver. DAG.
entries also Willie SnE!ous-can.
tenders for titles in several other
events.
or the % individual entries. the
following are regarded as having
the best chances for winning titles
in their events: o.
220-free Haynie. Prev.
Jaretz, Chouteau. Johnson Andy
Clark Of Wayne. Jim Welsh OF
Michigan and Eric Cutler. former
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Red Wings, Bruins
Will Try For Cup

CBy Associated Pressb
The boston Bruins and Detroit
Red Wings will meet in a best-of-
seven series for Jockeys Stanley
Cup beginning Sunday and Tues
day. The next two contests will be
at Detroit Thursday and Sunday
and II other games are required
they will be played alternately.
Mel Hill. slated for the minors
until Ace Center Bill Cowley was
injured. slammed home a third per-
iod goal last night to give the
Bruins a 81 victory over the To
ronto Maple Leafs in the seventh
and deciding game OF their semi
final series played before $4,000
fans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04

Harvard ace who will compete un-
attached
220-breast stroke Jim skinner Il
Michigan, Ed Parke OF Princeton
and Joe Jodka Of Massachusetts
State.
Individual medley kiefer, the
defending champion Parker and
Fred Gass Of the Dallas Athletic
Club.
150.yard back stroke Kiefer, de-
Tending champion in this event also
and worlds record holder as we'll,
Francis Heydt and Bill Beebe Of
Michigan and Gass.
4i0-yard free style - Haynie,
Welsh. Chouteau. Andy Clark, Cut
Ter and Paul Heron of San Diego,
Cal, who will compete unattached.
High and low board diving Earl
Clark OF Ohio State. the national
intercollegiate champion; Jim Cook
Of Yale, Frank Dempsey OF Ohio
State. Sammy Lee Of Occidental.
Gardner of Detroit Athletic Club
and Derland Johnston, formerly Of
Michigan and now competing unat-
taChed.
Principal competition in both re
lays is expected to be between the
Towers Club and Michigan.
Michisan's national champions
will he seeking their second
straight grand slam in this meet,
having already defended success.
fully this season their Western
Conference and National lntercol-
lesiate titles However swimming
followers predict that it will take
more than IS points, with which
Michigan won the A.A.U. crown IN
1870 to win this year and against
the array OF stars entered in the
meet Michigans hopes will rest
largely on the ability OF Wolverines
to pick up extra thirds and fourths
that do not appear theirs in ad-
vance OF the meet.
The advance ticket sale indicates
that a capacity crowd OF 500 spec
tators will jam the pool for the en-
tire meet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Billy Raeburn
Energies Victor
Over Gorilla
Roxie Unable to Best
Mike London, Chaundyr
Silvy in Tie

Wrestling fans at Ypsilanti Arm
ory were treated to four fast bouts
Thursday night with a double main
event featuring the evenings pro-
gram. The last half Of this saw two
newcomers to the local ring, Gorilla
Poedgin and Billy Raeburn, tangle
in a two out OF three fall no time
limit match, ana the latter Crap
pier emerged the winner with the
match going TO the full three falls.
After dropping the initial fall to
the Argentine Raeburn came back
to take the second In eighteen and
a half minutes, and then the two
staged a furious battle for almost
an even twenty minutes to decide
the match.
The first half OF the twin bill saw
the ever popular Walter RoXie un'
able to best the up-and-coming
Mike London as the bout ended in
a draw with each taking one fall.
A pair OF twenty minute one fall
matches opened the nights pro-
gram with one going to a decision
and the other being a draw. The
tie bout which paired Harold Chaun-
dy with Johnny Silvy proved TO be
one of the evenings standouts with
the two grapplers being about even
ly matched. No doubtful tactics on
the part OF either wrestler marred
the performance as each boy kept
conscientiously TO wrestling's &C
cepted holds for the full twenty
minutes.
The remaining preliminary
matched Fritz Kruger and Frank
Clemens together and the latter
was the winner after fifteen min
utes and ten seconds OF fast action.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Max Baer, Lou Nova to Battle
For Chance to Meet Joe Louis

New York. Apr. 4-UP-Unless
they talk each other to death be
fore sunset, Max Baer and Lou
Nova will fight IL rounds or less
tonight to see which one gets a
September shot at Joe Louis heavy.
weight championship.
AS the greatest vocal struggle
since the Lincoln.Douglas debates
draws toward a climax, Nova is
favored at odds OF s to s. He gets
the edge on the strength OF a mara
thon grafton he has been delivering
on his secret weapon which he
calls THE Cosmic Punch. Just
what the cosmic punch is nobody
knows, and please don't ask Nova
or he is liable to tell you in $4,000
well chosen words.
Baer, never addicted to terseness,
has adopted the strategy OF stick.
ing to one subject in this converse.
tional conflict. II Is his favorite
topic and after all these years II is
almost as famous as Bryan's cross
OF gold speech-"The great Max
Baer and how | got that way. Bat
even after he had loosed a CONVEX.
sational torrent, Baer found him.
self AZ adjectives and IS partici-
pal clauses behind Nova, so he
goes into the ring the under-dog
Fortunately, the rules OF the New
York Boxing Commission provide
that fighters must wear mouth
pieces, so there may be moments
this evening when the boys will
get their tern tangled in the
mouthpieces and have to do a lit.
tie fighting out of sheer ennui.
Eighteen thousand persons may
pay more than $4,000 to see the
big boys go. Baer. an in-and-out-
er who looks brilliant one night
and bummish the next, claims u
be in the best condition OF his
career. He could be right about
| that and still not be in AL shape,
for good part of his 80 years has
been spent doing patrol duty on
the primrose path.
Nova, out OF competition for a
year because OF a blood infection
| that almost cost him his life has
had only one important fight since
he started his comeback. That
was l0-round decision over young
Pat Comiskey, a Greek kid whom
Baer belted out in less than one
round.
No one, least OF all the two
gladiators, can tell what will hap
pen when two such Eighty indivi.
duals as Baer and Nova get into
the ring, but all indications are that
this will be the heaviest bett ng
night OF the year. Baer still has
thousands OF supporters despite
what happened to him on a June
evening in 1899. That was the oc.
casion OF his first fight with Nova
On that evening Lou smacked Baer
on the jaw and left a deep cut
inside the lip that incapacitated
Make for both talking and fight
ing. After swallowing blood until
the 18th. Baer finally lost on a
technical knockout in the 18th.
He claims his mouthpiecs didn't
IT. and promises to be a different
man this evening. Putting on his
best sneer. Baer called attention to
the fact that Nova formerly be-
lieved in the practices Of Yogi. in
Guiding standing on his head to
encourage circulation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04

Key West, Fla "a becoming
known as the "Provincetown OF
the South" because OF the recent
rapid development OF its art center.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Nineteenth Hole
May Upset Wood

Augusta, Ga, Apr. 4 up A
margin OF five strokes is the big
gest lead ever piled up in the Mas
tiers Golf Championship.
But this lead, held today by
neck, N. Y, may eyaporate faster
blonde Craig Wood OF Mamaro-
than a bottle of scotch at the 18th
hole. For Wood is known as one
OF the most notorious hot and
cold" golfers In the game.
His six under par sc for the
first Is holes of this tournament
of golfing masters was described
by Bobby Jones as 1.-The finest
round of golf ever played" over
the difficult Augusta National
course.
Wood had five strokes to spare
over Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson,
Lawson Little and Willie Goggin
whose II scores were the only
other sub par cards turned In by
the 50-man starting field.
II the 40-year-old Wood can
continue blowing hot again today
he may pull out in front so far he
will coast in. He never cooled
when he set a new 72-hole tourna-
ment scoring record of 264 in
breezing to the New York Metro
politan Open Championship last
year. But again, some of the in
consistencies of his game may
rise to haunt him over this pine
tree lined course. 1t was here, six
years ago that Craig shot an al
most unbelievable So one day,
then followed 1t up with a five
under par 81 the next.
Wood did not get that Sc with
out bit of scrambling. His drives
were long and true. but some OF
his second shots to the green were
too strong and off line. But he
more than made up for his bad
shots with remarkable recoveries
and his puts were dropping from
all angles. He needed but one putt
on eight green's, and the only one
where he needed three was on
the fifth hole where he rolled past
and missed coming back.
Although Woods score was two
over the competitive course re-
cord of Ga set by Lloyd Mangrum
last year, 1t was considered by
golfers and critics alike better
round because 1t was made in the
face of a stiff southeast breeze
and the pins were spotted in much
more difficult positions this year.
Bobby Jones four over par rs
left him 10 strokes off the pace
and trailing % other golfers. His
round did not cause the bookies
to lessen their SOL odds against
him.
A stroke behind the quartet at
II were Felix Serafin and Harry
Cooper at par 70; Sam Byrd. Ed
Dudley. Johnny Bulla. Clayton
Heafner, Tony Manero, Toney
Penna. Jack Ryan, Sam Snead and
Jimmy Thomson at 10; George
Dawson, Al Watrous. Frank
Walsh and Horton Smith at "a;
Lloyd Mangrum. Jim Terrier, Sam
Parks, Jr.. Tommy Armour and
Leonard Dodson at 70. Nine were
grouped with Jones az IS and de-
Tending Champion Jimmy De-
maret headed the six man II
bracket. 90
In the first round revision OF
betting odds, the price on Wood
dropped from l0-l 10 81 and
Little, Hogan and Nelson were
SECOND choices at ST..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Two Newcomers in Fast Wrestling Bouts at Armory

PHILADELPHIA -AP- -Four
mem bers OF a family of seven
persisted Thursday In a fire that
destroyed their four-room. two
story frame home in suburban
Nest Manayunk. The victims were
Charles Norman ST.. So; his
daughter-in-lsw Mrs. Elsie Mer-
man, ~, and her tNo children,
Betty Norman. {, and four
months-old Charles Norman 3rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04

Receiving a phial Of poison, sym
Dol Of the groups death-defying
tradition, Miss Ruth Mitchell,
who identified herself as a sister
Of the late Gen. Billy Mitchell
Of the U. S. army air corps, has
been made a member of the
Serbian Comitaji. The organiza-
ton, whose members are sworn
to death rather than capture, OPP
Grated for 400 years against the
Turks who once overran Yugo-
slavia and now has been revived
to harass the Germans IL they in
wade the Balkan nation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04

Former Wayne County (Detroit)
Prosecutor Duncan c. McCrea, on
trial in a gambling graft conspir-
acy case. received more than
100000 in cash from gamblers
and operators Of houses Of ill.,
repute, according to court testi-
mony of his one-time chief in
vestigator, Harry Colburn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04

deyelopmen, Of tourist and scenic road,
and ell weather road, Tor farm mvel In
short, whether YOU use roads Tor business
or for pleasure, you can count on Kennedy
because he knows the lob.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
FIREMEN PATROL

Dearborn, Mich, Apr. Sins
Firemen instead OF policemen pa
trolled the streets OF Dearborn
and kept on the alert for any
trouble that might arise In cor
nection with the UAW-CIO.o strike
at the Ford Motor Co. Rouge plant
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
SERVICES TODAY

Marlette. Apr. 4-Fuueral SER
vices for Louis Walsh, 81, Lapeer
County pioneer who died Wednes.
day, were this morning In Sacred
Heart Church in Brown ffty.-.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04

There are more than $4,000
women working in the executive
branch OF the United States gov
eminent service, nearly 1900 OF
them situated in Washington. D. G.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Benny MCoy Mailed
Draft QUESTIONABLE

Grand Rapids Mich, Apr I
ms Kenny Mccoy who WAS paid
an all time record amount ms a
bonus for free agent bail player
when he Joined the Philadelphia
Athletic has been mailed his
draft questionable aud faces IN
duction June !, II was revealed In
Grand Rapids today
Mccoy. whose home Is In nearby
Granville was paid t45 moo DO.
nus by the Athletics and In addi.
tion was given two year con.
tract calling for $4,000 annually.
Single and -. Mccoy has three
dependents hut at the Same time
Il was pointed out he has several
brothers who could assume the
responsibility for caring for. those
dependents his mother and faith
er and one brother.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04
Sports Roundup

New York UP Sally Green eighteen ear-od indianapolis
music student clashes with Helen Gemane the National Public
Tennis Champion the womens singles finals OF the National
Table Tennis Championship Tournament tonight =
Detroit -iNS-Renescal of football rFSoHS betpeen the CH
acry of Detroit and Georgetown Unery has been set for Oct
a. 1912 Detroit Briggs Stadium Detroit officials announced
today Their game gcR be the first intercollegiate fgkin nit
TO be staged the Detroit Tiger baseball field.
Detroit ms Young Kid McKoy, Dearborn, Mich. and Al
Nettow River Rouge clash in round welterweght bout in
Detroit Olympia tonight under the auspices of Promoter Mike
Jacobs with the promised chance Fritzie Zyc wee
weight titst.
Detroit Ms The Detroit Red Wings today announced the
purchase the 5000 aise price of hilbert Hitler NeV York
Ranger left gcing
Lakeland Fla ms The Detroit Tigers today moved
Orlando for spring training tilt with the Washington Senators
after Thursdays scheduled with Newark raned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

Don't waste time in idle chatter
or dilatory action.
NOV. eS TO DEC. se
Sdgittarjus-Some unfriendly
rays with which to contend.
Well-defned and well-expended
effort can neutrAlize these inftu-
ences and effect real progress.
DEC. % TO JAN. sf
Capricorn-Vibrations suggest
a formula of sound routine.
Avoidance of unnecessary. uncer-
tain new adventures and over
expansion advised.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20.
Aqudrius-Frame your activi-
ties with an aurora of brilliant
enterprise that bespeaks of
vibrant energy and productive
capability. Move in important
channels. Be CHEEKY.
FEB. 81 TO MARCH 90
Pisces-Flash your best en-
deavor to counteract mixed influ-
ences which tend TO confuse.
A CHILD born on this day:
Versatile, courageous, capable,
determined and righteous. In
early life he, or she, should de-
velop latent talents fully for
their effectiveness 10 be truly
realized.
Copyright. 1871. King Features synd, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Nutritious
Lunch Boxes

CCHOOL LUNCH packers take
- note: Lunch box carriers
deserve 10 have their noon
meals packed by mothers who
keep in mind the principles OF
good nutrition.
Dried peaches, dried apricots
ana UruHUS arr often recon-
ft1cndcd by doctors for the cure
or prevention OF nutritionsl
anemla. So nit peaches IN The
school lunch box and probably
your druggist can keep his iron
pills on the shelf.
All OF the dried fruits are de-
licious morSels 10 piece on as a
pick-me-up during recess time
or for a lunch-time dessert.
Send them just as they come
from the package il you like,
for dentists regard chevy foods.
such as these, good for tooth
and gum development.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

MARCH II TO APRIL sO
4 RES 49, Renewed resolutions
- TO make this record week
y in order. Plan your sched-
Ws accordingly, follow it out
conscientiously.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus -. Your influences are
much like Ariens'. A protective
blanket of caution which need
not interfere with substantial
progress is urged. Stick TO duties;
complete unfinished business.
NAY Fl TO JUNE 2I
GemiHi-Some unfriendly rays
Offset them (they are particu-
larly in business and heart inter-
ests) by calm, keen activity
dedicated to produce successful
effort. BE optimistic. energetic.
JUNE % TO JULY 20
Cdneer-Financially speaking,
the day may prove to be disturb
ing. Unless a previously we'll
planned venture or investment
has been thoroughly thought out
and investigated, don't indulge.
Set your course along strategic
lines.
JULY % TO AUGUST s2
Lco-Table your problems that
they may be discussed with
other worthy heads. Two heads
are better than one, you know.
Establish the best procedure,
then hike to it with full vim and
confidence.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
VWgo-W arch closely none
tary matters, investment policies.
Vibrations not particularly aus
picious. Sidestep questionable
schemes, no matter how lucrative
they may appear on the surface.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
L ! b r G-Not a day for idle