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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
LANDS SAFELY

Detroit, June s. AP - With
the cockpit ablaze, Pilot George
Healy brought a single.seat b.
plane TO a landing in an East De-
troit field following a fligh.
which began at city airport. Healy
suffered second degree burns OF
the hands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
THINK OF EVERYTHING

HOW ARE you at thinking Of
all the various factors which
threaten to cause the defeat Of
your contract? II you think Of
most Of them, but fail to take into
account Just some one dangerous
possibility. that one thing may be
the rock upon which your ship Is
wrecked. On many an occasion,
the greatest players protect them
selves. against not only all the
dangers which do exist, but
against some which might eosist
but don't.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
Normal College Calendar

TODAY
$50 p. m-AnCollege Sing. Sleepy Hollow.
1880 mFrehman Speaking Contest Charles Mckenny Hall
WEDNESDAY
400 mPro Preston W. Sosson will speak world
situation public meeting OF Committee Defense Of
America at Charles McKenny Hall, Alumni Lounge
500 p. m.-Englsh Club picnic, Recreation Park.
$3.50 p. m-Mathematcs Club picnic, Recreation Park
1880 p. m-Men's Union Stag Night, WEIGH Hail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03

NEW YORK-AP-Ths Hungar-
ian premier and foreign minister,
Ladislaus de Bardossy, has left
Budapest for an official visit to
Rome. the German radio said today
In a broadcast heard by CHS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03

When West led the heart J
against this contract, Morrie Ellis,
top player Of the nation In the
last championship season, decid-
ed to play East for the X, 80 came
I'D with the A. Next he hnessed
the club Q and led the club A.
Vests ruffing Of this made 1t look
bad, especially when the spade 4
was returned. The 7 won that, the
club 3 was ruffed by the spade 10,
West discarding a diamond, and
the heart 3 was ruffed by the spade
o. When the club 5 was led on
the seventh trick to the spade Q.
West discarded another diamond.
Now came the beautiful play,
the heart Q. which East had to
cover, ruffed by the spade J. The
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
MarrIaaa Announced

Announcement is being made of
the marriage Of Wilbur futile,
Highland. and Mrs. Mary Salaska
vokac. Milford. May "a in St. Mary's
Rectory in Milford. Both were form
er residents OF Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03

Mrs. Charles Cartwright has re-
turned to her home in Metamora,
O., after spending a few days vita
her daughter, Miss Sally Cart
wright.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has an
nounced the loss Of the armed mer.
chant cruiser Salopian, formerly the
1o,549-ton Shropshire which operat
ed between England and India.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
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CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
Church Women
Sponsor Picnic

Twenty-Five girls OF Our Ladies'
Sodality OF st. John Church and
Father Bernard Kearns spent Sun
day afternoon at Wampler's Lake.
On the way there, the girls visited
the Catholic Church at Irish Hills
and the outdoor stations. The
church is believed to be the smallest
Catholic Church in the United
States.
During the course OF the after
noon. the girls enjoyed swimming,
baseball, motor-boat riding, and
picnic lunches.
On the way home. som4sot the
girls stopped at the Irish Hills
tower.
The occasion was the Ann Arbor
Deanery picnic.
Daughter Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glover. ga
s. Grove St, are announcing the
birth OF a daughter Monday In
Boyer Hospital. The baby weighed
five pounds. IL ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Burrell and
daughters spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Fairbanks at
Medina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brace Krag, Crosse
Pointe. are planning TO move to
Ann Arbor early In July. Mrs. krag
is the former Julia Quirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wellbrook
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Oscar Noelke In Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Chubb
Detroit, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Earle V. Evans Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
A Social Reqisterite Hits Just as Hard

All Of which prove that here America hard
breed those sterling that made possible the founding
and growth Of this democracy Endco Peabody
School arstocratc of all American preparatory institutions
d for many years than half Centuryls active
In order enter Goton have be registered the day
you born better STILL the day that Walter Winchel
that blessed event. Then you have
you probation But if their Investigations that
second class the Mayhower
mere members Of the they blackball you.
At Goton Endcott Peabody has devoted the greater
Of long and shining life the development of gentlemen but the
current Harvard umnay proving amply that the Peabody
program doesn't confuse culture with softness He proving
that being hit by whose in the social register
hurts just much having the treatment administered
by whose appears only in the city directory.
Still find that the scion of the Banons family of Detroit
and the Peabody family arrived the destination athletic
ally speaking how the difference
travelled The Banonis family from Lhuana and
long that. They didn't have many advantages
enjoyed by the Peabodys Lacking knowledge of the
language of their adopted country they had hard getting
A foothod where even decent living assured.
Vincent Banons. A-Amerca, had a lot brothers and
sisters whose enthusiasm at meal times great
Of the healthy youngsters Sometimes easy
for the head of the family provide
But all the cutters in the Banon dsQyf there
wcre-dicd in the old country and scm they got along
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Pro Grid Loop
Tries 10 Grow

Efforts were being made TO en-
large the American Professional
Football League to eight teams for
next Fall. as the club owners of
the league continued their meeting
at the Fort Shelby today.
The league had five teams this
Fall, Columbus, Buffalo. Cincin-
natl. Milwaukee and New York
Yankees. Boston. which was in
active, will have a team and De-
troit is giving serious consideration
to plans to join. The eighth team
would be either Washington or
Louisville.
A group Of prominent Detroiters
hold a franchise in the American
League and have until Spring 70
decide whether TO operate ii Oh
not 1t is expected they will reveal
their plans within the next few
days. If they decide to enter. q
Whole new club would have to be
organized and a complete team as.
sembled by next August.
William A Alfs, former preSi.
dent Of the Detroit Lions. and D
Dwight Douglas, prominent Detroit
business man, attended the meet.
ing yesterday and discussed the
possibility of Detroit's being active
The draft meeting and the cleo
ton of league officers will be helC
in January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Teller
Says He'll
Enlist

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. g.
Bobby Teller, who won 25 games
for the fading Cleveland Indians
last season. says he plans to enlist
in either the army air corps or the
naval reserve and not wait to be
called up by the army.
1t was expected Teller would
make a definite announcement OF
his choice at the major league
meeting in Chicago next week.
Feller's draft board in Cleveland
notified him it was sending him
draft papers next week and it
appeared probable that if he did
not enlist previously in the air
corps or the naval reserve that he
would be called into service in the
army under the Selective Service
Act next month. He missed the
last call by several numbers.
He said he made up his mind
some time ago to enlist before he
was drafted but had delayed be-
cause he had not decided which
service to join. He talked recently
10 1t. Commander Gene Tunney.
in charge of the navy's physical
training program, and also with
air corps officers at Wright Field,
Dayton, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

of several Davis Cup teams. III
ness. the demands of making a
living, and other factors kept
lemon away from tournament
tennis after 1925 and he played
very little informally until six
years ago.
The local tennis world regretted
his withdrawal for he was one Of
the best prospects the town ever
had and would have gone far with
coaching and the resources TO
benefit from playing in the ma
tional tournaments.
He found time TO serve as coach
at Wayne but did no playing In
his college days. He first attended
the University OF Michigan and
later Wayne. lie was just out Of
high school when with Milton
Bielfcld he Vas runncr-up to
Ernie Brick and Herb Fredericks
for the public parks doubles title
IN 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Warrant Out
In Ringer Case

CHICAGO. Dec. ga warrant
was out today for r. ". c. Van
Cleve. who was listed as the owner
of a horse which won a race at.
Hawthorne track under the name
of Rapid Bone" on September "a.
Authorities said they believed
Van Cleve was at Tanforan track
in California. and that California
would be asked TO return him here
if he can be found.
Investigation has shown that
the horses legal name was Hasty
Notion. The change in name made
II appear first starter. Van Cfeve
received and cashed an $500 check
as winnings.
The warrant charges obtaining
through signature by false pre-
lenses written instrument to
which he was not entitled" which
refers to his license for Rapid
Bone TO run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
REMAINS RESERNIST

Henry is not exactly free of
military obligations. He is re-
serNiSt for the next 10 years and
said recently he would be glad to
return 10 the Second Infantry
when CnCle Sa / needed his serV-
ices again. Greenberg was plainly
elated al his various promotions
and found army life 10 his liking
in spite OF his loss OF a goodly
portion of his $50 900 baseball
stipend He had SO back pay
coming al Custer and collected as
his last act OF military duty. then
FASTENED into civilian clothes.
Col. Isaac Gill. Second Infantry.
after wishing Hank good luck said
the army is losing a good SOL
dier."
Greenberg will remain here sew
eral days before heading for home.
lie Rad his personal belongings
stored here since last May and
several business appointments 10
keep. among them trips 10 Detroit
baseball club headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
McREAVY TRADE SATISFIES ADAMS
Kid Forward Looking Faster on Ice
j. fine player hut I'm sure we
got the best OF this deal"

- n llne payer nut III sure we
got the best Of this deal"
Hitler didn't mark up a point IN
eight games with Detroit but is
doing well in Boston. where nc
scored the winning goal and an
assist against Toronto early this
week.
Killers hockey reblrth at Boston
doesn't make Adams feel sad,
however.
'T hope Dutch does very well.
hut ! still think I'm ahead on
the deal" said the Wing boss.
I'm not condemning myself be-
cause Hitler scored for Boston.
They tell me I'd look like an
All-American fullback, too, II
had the Chicago Bears line in
front OF me-"
The newest Red Wing and all
the rest are expected to have 10
do some hustling tomorrow TO take
the enraged Canadiens over the
Jumps at Olympia. That % beat
INC the Montreal club suffered al
Chicago Thursday isn't sitting we'll
with Dick Twins men. Alex
Motter and Eddie Wares Will still
be out of the Detroit lineup with
injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Tennis Era ReIiVeS
Oscar lemons Entry Recalls Days When He Was
Winning City Singles CHAMPIONSHIPS

For the older generation of ten
mis- players the clock turns back
today as they note the name of
Oscar lemon in the entry list of
the mems singles. He's one of the
l2S who start play in the first
annual Greater Detroit indoor
tournament Monday morning in
the Agricultural Building. Fair
Grounds.
Back in 1924. Oscar, less than
Is, won both the city junior and
mems singles championship. de-
feating Dick Biederman in the
junior and Bob Angel in the
senior. The previous season as a
representative of Northern High
School he went TO the national
interScholaStic Semi-final al Phila-
delphia. where he lost TO John
Van Ryn.
Van Ryn later went on 10 be-
come one OF the finest doubles
players Of all time and a member
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Captain 0'Brien
Only Regular
From Last Year
Brazil Hopes TO Find
Enough Material for
Two-Team System

The question mark University OF
Detroit basketball team will pa
rade before local fans for the first
time tonight when the TitanS clash
with the HillSdale College five at
rthe new Lincoln High School gym,
| Livernois avenue and Nlne-Mile,
road, Ferndale. The game starts
at Sis o'clock.
Capt. Charlie O'Brien will be
the only returning regular in the
starting lineup. Missing from the
1940-41 aggregation are Capt.
Henry Lundgren, Frank Dulapa,
John Gedda and Charley Adams.
Supplanting them are Art Stolkey,
who will team with Captain
iO'Brien at forward, Joe Nader,
center. and Joe Jarrett and Phil
Haweeli, guards.
Since the Titan quintet averages
under six feet this season for the
first time in more than a decade,
/ Coach Lloyd Brazil hopes that he
lcan find enough promising mate
rial among the sophs TO enable
him 10 revert to his old two-team
system and try 10 make speed
compensate for the lack of height.
A CHANCE FOR ALL
/ For this reason he will likely
give every lad on the squad a
chance TO show what he can do
under fire tonight. AT the present
his second five consists of Bob
Brice and Bill Schriber, forwards
Vince Burns, center, and Sal HiZzo
and Ray Kelly, guards.
Johnny Biringer, two-letter win
ner at the guard post, missed the
early practice sessions this Fall
because he was still doing lot OF
quarterbacking for Gus Dorais
football team. He will unquestion-
ably see action Saturday night,
and is rated a good chance of win
ming starting berth once he gets
into his old stride.
4ilisdale will come to town with
quintet that is considered faster
and better balanced than the ag-
Igregation that almost toppled the
1Titans at Hillsdale last Winter
In that scrap the Dales-tiedt--ei
ID: at z9-al1 with three minutes tc
90 before the Detroiters spurtec
to snatch out the victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Vince Sent TO High School, Not The Shop

1t the natural ambition to give
children better chance that he had
high school, though probably would have been lot
easier to have him what with
and the budget small The fact that Vince could
to high school justified the judgment of
ame to America probably wouldn't have been
country
From the that Vince entered high school, his
worries far athletic
Coach Johnny Hackett Immediately recognized big
ovabe kid the maings Of great In 1896 junior
year at Catholic High Vince chosen ACity center The
next year he AllState
Then at the of II he University the
natural of gravaon though gone 10
lot Of other places and been taken Of in
the ntans couldn't and wouldn't approach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Custer Five Rallies
To Beat Hope, 1884

HOLLAND Dec. 6. GNS) In
speedy game between the Hope
College five and the Fort Custer
BucketeerS. the soldiers defeated
the Dutchmen. 80 10 "a. at the
armory here last night. Hope led
22-21 at the end OF the first half.
Gilman of Custer scored IA points
while John Wiser led for Hope
with 9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
: et!'' ) !,!.!::;
~ BY Boz nLtqAuy
From Pole to Pole Of The Nations Social Order
Comes the AII-Americs Team

1t could happen only here Only here in America where
mans achievements recognition thereof bounded
only by ability here in America where democracy
still not perfect highest state of develop
ment to date
This inspired by perusal of the list of men
Gfanand Rces team for 1941 published
in the of Golfers. We don't know the family
histories all the honored by Rice but do know lot
the local stars Vincent Banons of the University
of Detroit Robert the University of Michigan
named fulback respectively And know little
about the family history of Endicott Peabody of Harvard
picked for of the guard positions.
find almost the opposite poles Of the social order
producing substantially the types of football players
social position and intellectual background
boys from territory They have been
the Peabody family right back to Puritan times Yet
faced these three could have told by their
the grdron which the arsocra which
the from Lithuanian family and which the
average American boy atherless for and forced
struggle for bare livelihood in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
COLLEGE

AOl4A4fsAHf
Cent Michigan Al. Albion 81
Port Custer 80. Hope -
tdinh1ro Teachers 81 Lawrence Tech 3f
Long Island 81 American Internat'l 81
Rider IS. Kings 80
Waynesburg 81 Carnegie Tech %
X p. J. c. S., Port Huron G. 81.
NiHanOya 80 Loyols end 81.
laSalle IS. Alumni rs
Edgcwood Arsenal Sc. Blue Ridge 3.
W Va WESLEYAN s. Fairmont 81.
Vermont So. Hartwick %
81 Michaers "a Plsttsburgh 80
Pennington 80. Salem MASS 3d.
Xavier 20 -, TransyIvaniA Is
Oiterhein So. Cedarvile %
Marietta a. Rio Grande 80
Toledo H. Button p
Muskegon J. c. IS, Fordson J e 2S
Cape Girardeau 90. Jonesboro tArk) 81
Nebraska Yves. 90 Dana Is.
simpson IS. Drake %
Harvard 81. NJ. /. T. 81
Georgetown (KyD 49, Elon g.
Scranton 81, Milersvtlle a.
DcPauw So. Hanover %
Rose Poly as. Earlham 81
Wabash as. Oakland City IS.
Parsons 80, Kirkville Osteo. IS
g r. J. G. 80. Jackson J. c. Is
DePaul a.. Kalamazoo %.
HIGH SCHOOL
u L. s % Warren 81.
Monroe 81. Bhssheld y
Pontiac as Mt Clemens So
Clswson %. Eastland q
Npsi Central %. Melvindale II
s. Mary ,PontD So Frazier tPontj 10
So Augustine 81 Sturgis %
Crosse Pointe So. Rosevllle "a.
Houghton ~ Painesdale TO-
Calumet 30. Dollar Bay -.
Lake Linden 20. Ishpeming 10
L'Anse 20. Hancock 26.
Rocklsnd 30, Doelle 25
EsCanaba IS. Marquette %.
Gladstone %. ST. Joseph Csc p.
Negaunee 30. Gwtnn IL
81 Joseph tMusD 81. SauEatuck p.
LakeNiew n c. %. Coidwater H.
81 Pm % c. p 81 Marys Ian %
Jackson 2f St Marys Uacksonj 10.
East Jackson 70 Parma 9
Milford rs Charleston p
Caro- ~ Michigan Lutheran II.
Athens 80. Litchheld IS.
Jonesvilie ~. Homer II.
Reading 20, Quincy Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Pirates Sell earns,
1910 Batting Champ

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. s
-GNS)-DebS CAIRNS. Pittsburgh
outfielder who hit 262 in 81 games
last season, was sold today TO the
Sacramento club of the Pacific
Coast League Only a year ago
CAIRNS won the National League
batting championship, playing a
utility role for the Pirates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
PLAYS HANDBALL

Greenberg is in fair physical
condition, thanks 10 playing hand
bail in the Battle Greek Y. NJ. c. A.
every chance possible during his
$50 days Of military service. He
is ready 10 play the outfeld or
first base or any other position
Del Baker elects if it will do the
Tigers good.
Henry has no other plans than
baseball After the visit home in
New York he will spend some time
playing handball and go TO Lake
land early to polish up the skill
dulled a bit at Fort Custer.
Uncle Sam was paying him TO
soldier and Greenberg recipro-
Gated. His commanding officer
rated him a first class practitioner
and his sergeancy came on eff
cheney and understanding OF the
job, his capacity for handling men
and winning their regard
His fellow soldiers gave him a
Sendoff when he left camp yester-
day and various officers. non
commissioned officers and plain
rankers lamented that one Of the
best guys in the outfit was get
ting MS. TtCk6f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

with great bodily murder But
he's absolutely clean about and will hesitate climb the
topmost of the stadium and help whom
he has just knocked there of hole for the
Harvard backs The he perfect Harvard
sometimes has msed opponents into believing that maybe he
wouldn't want to play rough Right after the who figured
Mr. soft touch has regaiRd he frequently
asks How trains hit just before everything
got dark ,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

against Americans Thursday night
helped convince doubterS
He knows what 10 do with
the puck and he's very handy at
getting II out Of our end" says
Coach Edible Goodfellow. Dutch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06

with all the enthusiasm that
>could be mustered by the tough
lst kid from the wrong side Of
the tracks. The only difference,
perhaps, is that Mr.. Peabody
followed the code as laid down
in the Intercollegiate Rules Com
mittee in his modified murder,
while the guy named Joe from
the other side of the tracks, if
he didn't happen TO be a right
guy, might occasionally make up
some rules Of his own.
The Peabody heir was
described 10 US as one OF the
most anti-social gentlemen in
the world when called into &C
ton on the football field. .-..-
HE seems TO hate every
body wearing any color jersey
hut the Harvard crimson,
said our informant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
ASSURED OF VICTORY

City diving champion Dick
Bachorek of Western captured his
speciality. He has not been defeated
in three years of competition.
Terminate Frank Meloche gave a
good account of himself by taking
second. Meloche got away 10 an
early lead but Bachorek closed
with fine exhibition 10 keep his
record intact. jim Crawford OF
Northwestern was third, followed
by Jack Cruden another Colt
diver
Audley Morden. Cowboy $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Manager Jack Adams of the De-
troit Red Wings may have made a
few hockey deals which still come
back TO haunt him. like the one
which sent Eddie WiSeman away.
eventually TO land with the Boston
Bruins. But he's satisfied he got
the best of the deal by which he
got Pat McReavy from Boston in
exchange for Wilbert Dutch
Hitler two weeks ago.
McReavy has been proving him
self in his four games with Detroit
and Adams expects him to prove
himself still further tomorrow
night when the Wings ride the
blades against the Montreal Cana
dienS. who come into Detroit for
the first time this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-06
Coach Proved Right
Western Swimmers Bear Out Praise by Beating
Northwestern. ABB TO Stay Undefea+ed
BY BOB GURvIN

Coach Wilbur GunnerSon has
proof today of the statement he
made earlier in the week that
Westerns swimming team was the
best he had ever coached. The
COWBOYS defeated Northeastern in
a dual meet. 44-3l. 10 remain the
only indicated squad in the City
Swim League.
Al the same time the Western
natatorS installed themselves as
lavoritcS to annex the city cham
pion>hip. now held by Northwest
orn. The Colts were able 10 take
only one individual event, the 200
yard free style swim, but also won
the 200-yard free style medley
Bob PuShman. Westerns free
styler. captured the opening event
the 50-yard. free style. TO give the
Cowboys a lead which they never
refInquIshed, Pushman beat Buo
Pugsley and Ralph Hunt Of North.
western in :263.
In the l00-yard breast stroke
Jerry AStourian of Western beat
teammate Audley Morden ane
Jack Parker of Northwestern ir
HOS. Astourian. undefeated this
year in dual competition, was the
west side champion last year.