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Evening star., 1941-01-03

that they were no longer eligible for
membership on the grounds of con-
duct likely to be detrimental to the
association and casting reflections
on the foreign press in America"
Invited to Comment.
He said that after publication of
the white paper" the two men we're
invited to comment and that both
in written replies promptly denied
the white paper" assertions.
Mr.. Waithman said that neither
appeared before a subsequent COM
mittee hearing and that DR.. Gross
sent word he would prefer to resign.
THE committee did not consider
the denials adequate" the president
added
Removal from membership in no
way limits the correspondents press
activity in this country. The asso-
citation is an unofficial independent
organization of foreign correspond
ents in the United States, engaging
principally in promoting professional
interests, personal welfare and con-
tact with American life and opinion.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Foreign Press Group
ExpeIs 7 Members
Named by Dies
'UnprofessionoI Conduct
Charged; Borehers, Nozi
Consul General, Resigns

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3-The Asso-
citation of Foreign Press Correspond
ents has removed from its rolls
two active members mentioned in
the Dies Committee white paper"
on un-American activities and has
accepted the resignation as an as
sociate member of DR.. Hans
Borchers, German consul general.
These developments were dis
closed yesterday in the association S
official bulletin.
Fred Kreutzenstein, who had listed
himself as correspondent for several
Brazilian papers, was expelled. DR..
Herbert Gross, American cor
respondent for the Nachrichten
fuer AueSenhandel, official organ
Evening star., 1941-01-03
French Air Ace Takes
Quickly to Baseball

1t. Michel Dorance, who has just
arrived in the United States as
assistant air attache of the French
Embassy with record of 13 German
planes downed in the war, is keeping
up his aviation form by doing some
flying here. He has also gone in for
the great American game of base
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Disproves Rum Churoe

When a bus driver was arrested on
drunkenness charge in Sterling
England, his doctor asked him to
throw darts. and the driver scored
to bull's-eyes, thus killing the charge.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
Truck Victim Is Outlaw

A tribal raider who was killed near
Bannu, India, when run over by a
truck that was being fired on by
members of gang, has just been
identified as a notorious outlaw.
Evening star., 1941-01-03
BIonds and Brunettes Even

Forty per cent of American
women have blond, brunette or red
hair. Another 40 per cent have
medium brown and the remainder
silver or white.
Evening star., 1941-01-03

ball, and showed his pilots quick
ness of eye in following the ball by
smashing out for long drive the
first ball pitched to him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
ONE PLEADS GUILTY

One man. Heinrich Causing,
German-born naturaliZed Ameri-
can like many OF the others. who
was arrested aboard a steamship
in Brazil and brought here,
pleaded guilty 10 the indictment
His sentencing was deferred until
September 3 The others. all OF
whom face maximum prison terms
OF p years and = fine Of $4,000
II convicted. will be arraigned
Friday.
United States Attorney Harold
M. Kennedy released a statement
purporting 10 reveal the interna-
tional intrigue and methods used
by the ring. He said that particu-
lar pains were taken to get as
spies, persons Of German birth who
were naturalized American citi-
zens and that frequently agents
were unknown to each other.
BY using a camera a document
written on ordinary letter paper
could be reduced 10 photograph
about an inch square. Such a
photograph could be read with
the aid Of a powerful magnifyins
glass and consequently courier
could easily carry what in written
form would amount 10 a volum.
nous report or detailed inStruc
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
VAN WAGNER BACKS 1T

LANSING. July 16.-The Presi-
dents plan for installing daylight
time throughout the country was
endorsed today by Governor Van
Wagner.
From his S-u m mer home at
Mackinac Island. the governor said
he would be glad to follow any
recommendations of the President
along this line"
'1f changing our time n nee
essary for defense, then IL should
be done,- he said.
Byron l.. Ballard, the governor s
legal advisor, said eastern stand
ard was adopted as Michigan's Of
fetal time by the 1881 Legislature.
'It can be changed by procls-
nation OF the governor for all
ordinary purposes" he said. "but
eastern standard would continue
10 he the time used In all legal
and banking matters ss long as
the Legislature didn't change It."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

NEW YORK, July 16.-(INS)
Albert Goldman. attorney for
the Socialist Workers Party. and
one of the % persons indicted by
a ST. Paul federal grand jury on
charges of advocating the over
throw OF the United States gov
eminent. today accused President
Roosevelt of starting the criminal
action for personal reasons.
Goldman, who said he and the
three other indicted New Workers
would surrender 10 federal author
tiles as soon as they had made
arrangements for bail. denied that
the party or any OF its leaders
had advocated the armed over
throw OF America
Goldman said the party has
about 1000 members, its strength
concentrated largely in 10 indus
trial centers. led by New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Time
Plea Pondered

WASHINGTON, July Is, Con-
gress today has under considera-
ton President Roosevelt's appeal
for authority 10 institute daylight
saving time over any part or all OF
the nation 10 conserve electricity
and relieve serious power short
age impeding defense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
S.Agents Bare
Accused Spies
Radio Intrigue

NEW YORK. July 16.-Thirty'
three men and women are under
indictment today as co-conspira.
tors Of the German government
charged with a gigantic espionage
plot TO provide Germany with Vita
information from the Unitec
States.
Details OF how the accused spy
ring, biggest rounded up In
America since World War days,
functioned were given by federal
authorities simultaneously with re-
turn Of the indictment by a Brook
iyn grand jury.
The international plot to steal
United States military secrets and
get vital information concerning
this country's commercial and In.
dustrial setup originated in 1886
and was financed with German
government funds, federal men
said.
MAINTAIN RADIO STATIONS
Radio stations were maintained
both in the United States and
Germany for transmitting data on
American defenSes, and German
al tn
or depots for receipt Of Ameri-
can information in many foreign
countries. II was alleged.
Moreover, federal authorities
charged. the German government
perfected a banking system to
pay off the spies, all Of whom
were trained in the use OF cam
eras and the making OF micro
Photographic copies OF important
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
MAINTAIN RADIO STATIONS

1.-The indictment also accused 81
the 80 alleged spies recently
founded up by Omen Of failure
10 register as agents OF foreign
- pcuar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Quick Trial
Sought for
% LeftiStS


today to bring to trial 20 men,
bers OF the Socialist Workers
Party indicted under the seditious
conspiracy act on charges of plot
ting 10 overthrow the United
States Government through armed
revolution.
Victor +. Anderson, federal dis
trict attorney. announced that the
20 would be brought to trial in
Minneapolis as soon as possible.
All the accused. three Of whom are
women, were ordered TO post
bonds Of 5000 each.
The conspiracy was alleged In
the federal grand jury indictments
10 have been committed in the
twin cities, Chicago and New
York.
Nineteen items OF conspiracy
were charged in two counts. and
the defendants were accused OF
plotting 10 inf1ltrate into the ma
tion's armed forces and key indus
trial and agricultural positions
with the aim of fomenting q revolt
modelled after the Russian revolu-
ton Of 1917.
20 MEMBERS OF UNION
Twenty of those indicted were
members OF Minneapolis Local S44.
a truck drivers union which re-
Gently withdrew from the AF'L TO
Join the Go. Bond for each was
fixed at 5000 by Judge Robert c.
Bell at the request Of Victor T.
Anderson, United States Attorney,
and Henry A. Schweinhaut, special
prosecutor.
Nineteen separate items OF con-
spiracy and sedition were charged.
For seditious conspiracy the maxi
mum penalty is six years in prison
and 5000 fine. For advising the
overthrow, maximum punishment
is 10 years or $4,000.
The Indictment charges that
members OF the Socialist Workers
Party were urged 10 accept service
in the draft willingly in order 20
hamper the army training program
and, when the time came. to turn
their guns against their officers.
SOUGHT DUPLICATE REVOLT
The party, IL was stated, hoped
10 duplicate the Russian revolution,
in this country. although party
members were followers OF the late
Leon Trotsky rather than Of the
Russian Communist
regime.
The indictment charged that
several of those indicted made a
trip 10 Mexico City TO obtain in
from Trotzky.
Named in the indictment were
the three Dunno brothers. leaders
OF Local 544 They are Vincent r..
Miles B. and Grant Dunno. Three
OF those named were women.
James p. Cannon of New York.
recognized as the national leader
of the Socialist Workers Party,
was one o fthe defendants. Others
were Farrell Dobbs. national Sec
Rotary: Oscar Coover, Minneapolis
secretary: Alfred Russell, former
party organizer. in Omaha now be-
lieved 10 be in Buffalo, n. Y; and
Rose Seller and Dorothy Schultz.
Twin City women. Felix Morrow,
editor of the party's publication.
New Militant. of New York. was
also indicted.
Prosecutor Schweinhaut named
Ray Rainbolt, one of those IN
dicted. as head OF the defense
guard. The defendants also were
charged with obtaining firearms,
ammunition and military equip
ment for an armed revolt.
Schweinhaut said tina such an
arsenal had been discovered in
Nftnnaarunlie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Trio Here Honor
Knute RoCkne

A coach an assistant and a
player paid tribute 10 the memory
Of knute K. Rockne on the tenth
anniversary OF his death. Bert
Msris now athletic director Of
Northwestern high coached the
Notre Dame track team when the
great Rockne appeared on The
campus as a track star back ln
1910.
Hunk Anderson. now line coach
Of the Chicago Bears and con-
sidered tops in the business held
the same post under Rockne when
death cut short the career Of Rock
3ust 10 years ago yesterday. Bud
Boeringer was one Of the top
eight centers developed nd r
Rockne and now assists Gus Dorais
an the University Of Detroit
More than 300 persons attended
tine memorial At the Statler last
night.
''ROckne didn't come 90 Notre
Same a. football player"
Mars told the crowd On fact
We had quite a time making him
leave the cross-eountry team and
Join the grid squad"
THE last time I saw RoCkne
he said he wondered what his
career might have been like II
he hadn't been persuaded 10 try
his talents on the gridir6n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Figure TO Make $4,000

Then what does he like to talk about
James Braddock, whom he guided to the heavyweight
title, of course.
And what about Braddock's proposed comeback?
well right he and Red Burman making night
all the South They put feuEreuHd exhibition
bout nights a week and rest Saturday and Sunday.
Last Wednesday they in Charlotte n c. and drew
of $500 They stopped at Macon Ga the next night
and drew $1,000 And Friday night they pulled S21OO at
Atlanta, Ga"
Isn't that peanuts compared what champion usually
makes
Not at all. They get half the gate and split 1t between
them. They'll about $500 each week They have
30 shows booked this and will gone about
months They figure to pick between $4,000 and $4,000
each during that time"
And that's pretty fair compensation for couple of
having themselves good time They're making the tour
16ylnder Cadillac which Max Waxman, Burmans manager
promoted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Amateur Cdger5
Impair Status

YPSILANTI, April DIR Lloyd
w. Olds, president of the State
A. A. u. today declared that the
amateur status of a great number
of Michigan athletes has been i'm
paired as the result of competi-
ton against touring professional
basketball teams.
'In benefit games around the
state the Harlem Globe Trotters
and Tom Harmon's All-Stars
have been transforming with
the result that the athletes who
played have become profess
SIGNALS In the eyes of the A. A.
u" Olds said.
Loss of amateur standing dis
bars the athlete from competing
in all contests under the juriSdic-
ton of the A. A. u. Olds said that
an athlete is very rarely reinstated
after having acquired the status
of a professional.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Entries i'm "A. "A. u. Swim

Chicago Towers Club; Dick Bsehorfk
tkronk. Detroip; James Cook (Ysle); Earl
Clark and Frank Dempsey (Ohio stste)
3O0-meter individual medley Edward
Parke (Prineetonl; Philip Carson Brown ;
Fred Gass Dallas A. c.: Adolph kiefer
and George Lowe Chicago Towers Club .
George Gibbons Brown Tom Williams
and Dobsoo Burton university of Miehi-
I0n-yard free sivIe-Tosa Sullivan ,PFiHee-
tom: Bob schaper Brown Gibson Nc
o.; Dick Kratzer (Purdue); Henry Stein
gass Baltimore p. Of c.; Walt Tomsh
and Bill Prev Detroit Athletic Club Otto
garetz and Henry kolio %asI t T,..,o
Salavejus and Fred stoye wayne !;
Howard Johnson tYsle) Charles Barker,
Dobson Burton Gus Sharemet, Claire
Morse and Tom Williams university of
i50-yard Observation-Disclosures scott
(Prineetonl John Diliey unattached, Lafa-
Clarence Kuntz (Ross High. Fremont. o.;
Fred Gass dallas. Tex. A. c. Adolph
Kieter (Chlcago Towers Club: Freeman
Flynn. Ray Colby and Leroy ogle wayne
Heydt, william Beebe. Richard Reid and
Ted Horienko university of MiehisAn.)
440-yard free style-Paul Heron (un-
attached san Diego Gso Philip csFson
Lafayette. Ind; Jack Carney (Purduel !;
Michael Prano Flstbush Boys Club,
Brooklyn, N. "; Steve Wozniak (un-
attached. Buffalo ". ": Pierce Bahnsen
Ross High, Fremont o. Tom Haynie
Detroit Athletic Club; Eric Cutter (un-
attached. Boston,: 3sn-rew Clark tNayne
u; Rene Chouteau tYale): John Pstten,
James welsh and Blake Ihsxter Univer-
sity OF Michigan.
io0-yard free style relay Purdue Erred
Herr. Charles Siler. Jack Carney and DICK
Kratzerl. Chicago Towers Club. two teams
tAdoiph Kiefer. Otto Jaretz. Henry koz-
lowski Ed Kirsr, Tom Powell Harold
Henning George Lowe. Lynn SearlsD
Wayne University 'Andy Clark, Robert
MOhr, TeIesfor Salayejus. Guy Lumsden.
Fred Stayeb; University Of Michigan, two
teams tJohn Patten, James Welsh. Dobson
Burton, Clsre Morse. Tom Williams,
Charles Barker, Gus shsremet, Bob west
Rrnre AIlenl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
MAYBE, EfAYBE. MAYBE

Maybe a lot of other things.
But Macdonald was convinced
the meet eventually would click.
And so were he athletic officials
of the University of Michigan who
graciouSly turned over Yost Field
house for any kind of a program
Macdonald wanted TO stage.
MacDonalds first efforts re-
warded him with a field of $50
athletes from eight schools. His
River Rouge trackmen also helped
to make matters just a little
Sweeter by coping the first team
championship.
A year ago, Macdonald bounced
back on the prep scene with the
second edition of his meet. This
Time, The entry mt the zee mark
with Is schools sendiRg delegates.
Next Saturday, Macdonald will
present his show once more. And
again, the entry will offer both
an increase in competitors and
schools. There'll be 276 this time
from q schools.
So far, however, MacDonald'S
idea" is not recognized officially
as the indoor state prep champion
ships. In the high school handbook
put out by Charles Forsythe. the
state director, MacDonald's event
is tabled:
River Rouge High Schools
third annual invitatiOnal track
and field meet"
But to the prep gang, it's the
indoor state meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Morgan Manner
Still Grand
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
was the same old Kayo. ducking,
fading and sliding away in man.
ner that made Taylor look as if he
were picking cotton in the Cobb
I Desert.
1t had been 10 months since
Morgan had had a fight. That
was the Inflated match with Benny
Goldberg which Referee Sam Hen
messy stopped because neither
southpaw would lead, d quite nat
ural thing since each one had been
trained to fight that way.
So his victory afforded Klowning
Kayo a personal satisfaction and
justification. And he expressed it
with a jitterbug routine in the
middle of the ring after Referee
Johnny Weber raised his hand in
triumph
It's true that along about the
fourth round Kayo tired. Weber
awarded that stanza TO Taylor and
called the fifth even. But in the
final round Morgan opened up to
WIN gong away.
Give me couple or three
more fights like this, and I'll
take on Lou Salica for the cham
pionship," grinned the sweating
veteran in the dressing room.
And why shouldn't he he
given a chance? He hasn't lost
fight since Escobar won the
decision over him down in Puerta
Rico" echoed Harry Baxter, his
manager.
But whether his comeback trail
leads 10 the title or not, he's once
again the uncrowned champion in
Detroit And that's quite a mile
stone ia Ae- 4iiffe-esf Andrea Fssro-
sito otherwise known as Kayo
Morgan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

3O0-yard medley Princeton cd
ward Parke. Tom sullivan and Scott Seam
meiD; Chicago Towers Clun, two teams
lAdolph Kiefer. Harold Henning, Otto
Jaretz. Henry Koziowski. George Lowe,
Elroy Heidke. I'D Kirar and Lynn searlsl ;
Ross High school, Fremont clarence
Kuntz, Benny Hayes, Al Baumann)
Wayne University Guy Lunssden, Ray
Salayejusl; University Of Michigan fAD-
liam Beebe, John Sharemet. Charlie
Barker. Francis Heydt, James skinner
Gus Sharemet. Tom Williams. Bruce Alien.
Burton.
22O-yard free style Tom Haynie de
troit Athletic Club Tom sullivan prince
tom. Robert schaper Brown. Paul
Michael Prisno CFlathush Boys club.
Brooklyn. n. W Otto Jaretz (Chicagc
Towers Club Eric Cutler unattached
Boston,: Andrew Clark Wayne u
Don schnsoel (ohio state u; Johr
Patten. James Welsh and Gus Sharemet
university of Michigan.
220-yard bresststroke-Joseph 10 d k a
tMsssachusetts State College,; Edward
Parke CPrinceton) James Counsilman est.
Louis Y. NJ C Al: Joseph Williamson
tPurduel; Charles Schroeder Flatbush
Boys Club, Brooklyn. n. W; Benny
HAYES (Ross High. Fremont o.; Mike
Chicago Towers Club) William Schmidt
york, Pa Y. NJ. c. A.: Gordon Hassig
and Irving Taylor Wayne u; Charles
SpRngler (Ohio state) George Gibbons
Brown College,: James skinner and John
Shsremet university of Michigan.
3-meter diving-Sammy Lee Occidental
collegey: Connie Dorian (Prneeton1; Jack
smith New York A. CO James Russell
TX. OF c.. Baltimore; Robert Gardner
Detroit Athletic Club; Miller Anderson
and Tom Powell ,Chicsgo Towers club
John Roth ekronk. -netroiil James COOK
yale Earl Clark and Frank Dempsey
tOhio stste1: Strother Martin unattached,
Ann Arborl
Doran CPrincetonl Sammy Lee Occidental
CoIlege}s Jaurey Russell baltimore Knights
Of Columbus Derland Johnston (unst-
stched) Robert Gardner -fDetroit Athletic
Club; Miller Anderson and Tom Powell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

prosperous and eventtul way.
They're the fellows who point out
Tie drama reveal the little things. odd
and human, about these heroes that
make them understandable and just that
much more popular with John Q. Fan.
Detroit has long been exposed TO
the voluble Mr.. Johnston on the occa-
sion of two heavyweight championship
fights. Back in September, 1889, when
Bob Pastor stayed II rounds with Joe
Louis and again two weeks ago when
ample Abe Simon stayed Is rounds to
confound everybody.
So now let's reminesce with Joe
Gould, whose present business in the
Motor City is to see that Young Kid
Mccoy, the state welterweight champion
from Dearborn, retains that crown and
II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Exhibition Results
CHARLIE DRFSSEN. !

Boston ca 600 COZ 000-2
Rochester (Int) 600 600 OoO-e
Wagner and Berg G. Doyle, Wentz
Walker and Mueller, Bea.
Philadelphia CA) vs. Hollywood Psc
at Ontario. Cal. Chicago ca vs.. Los
Angeles (Pac.) and at San BernRdino
Cal Chicago IN vs.. Pittsburgh, Eamel
cancelled, rain.
Cincinnati 020 020 OILS
Philadelphia tNl 100 600 0o0-4
Hutchings. Moore and lombard, West
Beck. Jones and Livingstone
Cleveland COL 100 02l-5
New York (Nl 900 600 202-4
Mtlnsr, Adkins and Hemsley Hadley
Adams and Odea.
ST. Louis (N1 2i1 600 030 0i-s 10 q
Columbus (AAl 200 002 300 00-1 "a
McGree. Gr0dzlcki and Padgett Man
euso. Barrett Horn. Creel and Poland.
New York "a 312 l0l Pools ~
San Antonio TEX 600 O20 l0l-4 u
Conner H--rfr-- auu TTCEey, Kdeaf
Burck Gunter, lott, Sanford and Payton
Brooklyn CA DOL o33 0i0-s II .
Dallas (TsxD 00l 02O 600 10
Casey. Swift and owen Nicholas
Overman, Humphrey and Cronin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
State 9 Streak
Snapped al )

AUBURN, Ala, April AFTER
having their winning streak
snapped at five straight games
when they dropped a 9-8 game
TO Alabama Polytechnic Institute
here yesterday, Michigan State
baseball team will have a day off
while travelling to Nashville, Tenn.
where they will end their Spring
tour with a game with Wander
hill "Wednesday
Frank Mekules. giant right
handler from Detroit. has been
named by Coach John Kobs for
mound duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Rouge Thin(Iad
Meet 10 Draw
II Schools
BY GEORGE MASKIN

Two Winters back. the idea of
state interscholaStic indoor track
meet zoomed ointo the brain of
James Macdonald al River Rouge
High.
II an outdoor meet could be
staged each Spring at Michigan
State College. Macdonald figured
the boys would go for the same
thing indoors. And make a success
of lt--as well.
Maybe the indoor affair wouldn't
ever become elaborate as the out
door classic in which four class
championships are decided at the
same time.
Maybe there'd never be as many
schools interested because the
number of indoor teams is far
less than the total which contests
outdoors.