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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

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Big Nofre Dame Club of Detroit Turnout Hears
Leahy ModestIy Call Himself Lucky

Frank Leahy who yesterday spent busy day guest of
honor at The Detroit Times big Monday Quartebaks luncheon
at the Saer and the annual meeting of the Notre Dame Club
Detroit the Whittier in the evening" modest we'll
capable
"Any of a number of former Notre coach
Ing In the country could have what did South Bend
this FALL" he told the Notre Dame alumni members 1T
lucky be there this Notre had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Turned Down All Bowl Offers

Earlier in the evening national radio hookup Leahy
had reiterated statements that Nore Dame would
of the bowl He admitted that the South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Newest Red Wing
Faces Old Mates
McReavy in Detroit
Lineup Against
Boston Tonight
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

BOSTON, Nov. 25.-Pat Nc
Reavy, the newest. Red Wing of
them all, will put on his Detroit
hockey club uniform for the first
time and skate against his team
mates of yesterday, the world
champion Boston Bruins, here to-
night.
The young right wing from
Owen Sound, Ont, for whom
Manager Jack Adams yesterday
laid down $1,000 and right wing
Wilbert CDutch) Hitler. was well
coined into the Detroit camp
today. He will start right out as
a regular tonight on Detroit's high
scoring line with Don Crosse and
Sid Abel to see if he can crack the
armor of his former pal, goalie
frankie Brimsek of Boston.
McReavy gets his chance to
start with Detroit's best line be-
cause of an injury to Eddie Wares,
regular right wing. Wares will
serve as a utility forward tonight
because he is handicapped with
two stitches in his right elbow. a
sprained right wrist and a bruised
right leg. OF course, these are
trifiing handicaps to a hockey
player.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Little DaVey a Hit
Michigan Players Cracks Keep Huge Crowd in
Laughter During Times Quarterback Luncheon
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

The luck of the lrish-despite
their indicated seasons no
greater than the blarney of the
Irish, as those who heard Frank
Leahy, Notre Danes new football
coach, yesterday at the final meet
ing Of The Detroit Times Monday
Morning QuarterbaekS viii testify.
But Gaelic gridiron grandeur
paled as Davey Nelson, the dimin-
utive University of Michigan
scatback. stole the show before
more than $50 fans gathered in
the Statler Hotel Ballroom.
Little Davey. who romped
against Pittsburgh. got into that
epic deadlock between the VOL
Verines and Ohio State Just long
enough TO hold the ball for Bill
Mellow 10 attempt the three extra
points after touchdown.
Said Davey in preface:
4 SPECTATOR
=
offered me couple of tickets TO
see the LiOns-Bears' game Sun
day. hut told him I'd already
SEEN good game"
1t brought down the house, but
il was nothing compared 10 the
ovation he received after leaving
three final thoughts
First. want TO say that
there was NO sabotage in that
final point we missed"
Second. we do NOT intend
TO ask for n saliva test of the
Ohio State players.
"And third, 1 was NOT raised
under a sink"
Nelson is 5 feet s inches tall and
weighs all of 155 pounds.
Tom Kuzma, sophomore sensa-
ton at Michigan. was also present
although he had TO cut a speech
class 10 be there.
$50 here am making
speech" he said with wry grin.
81 do want TO say, however,
that I've seen nothing like the
Michigan spirit. I never heard
any gripping over missed block
or anything else. II made a real
impression upon me, since ] was
playing my first year of college
football" he said.
Clarence Mum. Michigan line
coach who paid tribute to the Ohio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

State team. and Earl Martineau
the backfield coach who echoed
kuzma's praise of the Wolverine
spirit, also received a big hand.
1--WE traded lot Of work and
perspiration for our victories"
Leahy said in obvious pleasure.
and our boys are just rs rep
resentative of the field as they
are on 1t. When we play Mich
igan next year it'll be one Of
the finest, cleanest games you've
ever seen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
SHOULD HELP

81 don't expect Pat TO burn
up the National Hockey League
right away just because he II
putting on a Red Wing uniform
but 1 think he should help. our
attack, and that means plenty
to u.s." said Adams.
Hitler. who came in with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Hockey Standings

TONIGHT's GAMES
DETROIT at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
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tenant-Governer Frank Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Pottery Calls
Worknen Back

The management OF the strike
bound Mt. Clemens Pottery Com
pany, Saturday called all employees
as of April ID to report for work
Tuesday morning, guaranteeing
them protection against Interior
ence or attempts to them out of
the plant.
This announcement came shortly
after Chief of Police Arthur
Rosso said he would refrain until
Monday from enforcing an in
junction issued Friday by Circuit
Judge Neil Reid against the
United Pottery Workers (CIO),
reducing the picket line TO eight
persons and restraining all inter-
ference 10 workers or merchandise
movements.
Rosso said the injunction had
not been served on all parties in
volved.
More than 20 of the 40 state
police assigned to watch develop
ments after minor fights Thursday
night. still are in Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

been hope of settlement almost
daily, but when the session ended
last night with no agreement in
sight, the bargaining committees
were given today only as dead
line beyond which mediation board
members indicated they were un-
willing to go in wet nursing the
wage conference.
President Walter P. Ruether of
the GM division of the UAW-CI0,
who had planned TO confer with
shop committees in Detroit today,
submitting 10 them the results of
the weeks discussions, was still
here today. The Detroit confer
ence was understood TO have been
postponed until Sunday.
He and Il other Detroit labor
representatives had chartered a
plane for $50 Saturday night. APP
parently expecting an early settle
ment. Their reservation was can
celed when the hearing recessed,
and a prolonged night session was
aOfICfD9TGC
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Statement Awaited

Several times in the last few
days members Of the NDMB panel
have left the bargainers to them
selves and gone off to other duties
The conference has proceeded on
a three-way basis as the groups
have conferred separately. or TO-
Cether with or without board men,
berS present.
Although government officials
handling the production program
admit there is some question rs
10 how far the President can &c
under existing powers to prevent
interruptions of work on defense
orders, it is currently believed by
those who have discussed the sub
jet with him that if necessary he
intends 10 stretch his present
powers to the limit in dealing with
the problem,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
u. S. Edict Fails to Bring
Quick GIN Settlement

WASHINGTON, May With
General Motors and the JAW
Go facing a virtual ultimatum to
settle their differences quickly or
face possible government inter-
vention. the national defense
mediation board panel recessed
Saturday evening with no favor
able progress reported.
Another meeting was scheduled
for Sunday.
The only statement forthcom-
ing was that of William II. Davis,
vice chairman of the NDMB and
head of the panel. who said:
I'VE have not gone beyond the
bargaining stage"
In cautious but plain language
from members of the mediation
board panel. bargaining groups
representing the company and the
UAW-CIO were given 10 under
stand that they could either com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
She Builds Models

This woman scientist has built
models to demonstrate the manner
IN which aluminium crystallites
align themselves in variously fab
ricated products.
An authority in her limited field,
Doctor Freche was launched on her
career by the World War. When
she entered the University of Min
nesota during the war years. she
intended 10 study physiology and
then teach French and German.
But in those years no schools were
hiring a teacher of German.
So Doctor Freche's secondary
love during her high school years
-chemistry-becaIne her first in
college. The daughter of a Lu-
theran clergyman. this brilliant
woman got her education the hard
way. During her years in high
school, her day inevitably began al
5 a. m, when she rose to help with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
LIST Instructions
In Ford Election

Notices containing instructions
for the NLRB election May 81 in
the Rouge and Lincoln plants of
the Ford Motor Company are be-
ing prepared and will be posted
throughout the plants. Frank II.
Bowen. regional director of the
NLRB, announced Saturday.
The notices contain a facsimile
of the ballot TO be used so workers
can familiariZe themselves with II
before the election. Bowen said.
He also announced that SO polling
places will be set up in the Rouge
plant and two in the Lincoln plant.
On the election day. plant
workers will be released in groups
to cast their votes. When the
polling is over, the ballot boxes
will be sealed and taken to the
federal building. where the ballots
Will be counted in the presence Of
representatives of the UAW-CIO
and the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
10000 Watch
Navy Air Show

A crowd estimated at more
than 10000 persons witnessed an
exhibition of naval flying Saturday
at the Crosse lie base of the naval
reserve. The attendance was be-
lieved to be the largest ever to
attend such a demonstration in
Michigan.
The show. put on as part of the
program for Naval Aviation Week,
consisted of formation flying, sham
battles, stunt flying and dive
bombing.
The Crosse lie naval base Is
under the jurisdiction of the COM
handing officer of the ninth naval
district with headquarters at
Great Lakes, Ill Lieut.. Com
mander Richard K. Gaines and
Lieut. Robert Brown from Great
Lakes were among the officers
who attended.
The program was in charge Of
Lieut.. Commander Lee Edwards,
stationed at Crosse lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
50 MPH Crash HurIs
Car 50 Fl. THROUGH Air

Racing at 80 miles an hour
through red light, police said,
Mike Zielonka'S automobile col
lided with another at McGraw
avenue and Lonyo road Saturday
and flew so feet through the air
10 crash into an excavation four
feet deep.
Zielonka. 50 Of 5179 Wyoming
avenue. was taken to Receiving
Hospital in critical condition, hav-
ing dived through the windshield
and sustained a fractured skull
and deep head decorations. Frank
Switlicki, 1854 Smart avenue,
whose car he hit, received minor
hurts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Could Cleopatra Drink a Pearl
with Stomach Ulcer Pains7

An intriguing story Of Cleopatra IL the
one where an admirer praised the beauty
OF two Of her pearls. whsreupon she
dropped one into glass Of wine and
drank i. She would hardly have done
This had she suffered after-esting pains.
Those Who are distressed with stomach or
ulcer pains, Indigestion gas pains heart
burn, burning sensation. hloat and other
conditions caused BY excess acid should
Try a CSC box of Udga Tablets They
must help or money refunded. At drug
stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
CEO SiiS I'm
Roosevelt Assigns Labor
Chiefs to GIN Case

WASHINGTON. May 10
President Roosevelt today desig-
mated James b. Carey secretary
of the CIO. and John Brophy di-
rector of the Industrial Union
Councils (CIO), to sit in tempo
rarily as labor members on the
panel of the National Defense
Mediation Board which is seeking
to adjust tho wage dispute be-
tween General Motors and the
JAW.
Carey and Brophy will serve as
alternate members for Philip
Murray and Thomas Kennedy.
Go president and treasurer of the
United Mine Workers. respee-
lively. The White House ex-
planned that Murray and Kennedy
were unavailable and their
regular alternatcS are busy on
other cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
8 Materials Added
To License Control

WASHIN GTON. May 10
GNS)--PreSident Roosevelt today
placed eight additional materials
under export license control, upon
recommendation Of Brig. Gen. Rus
sell L Maxwell. administrator Of
export control.
The latest articles and materials
proclaimed to be vital 10 the ma
tional defense program are hyo-
sCyamuS (henbane), stramoniurn.
columbian. tantalum. cryolite.
fluorSpar. chemical wood pulps
and digitahs seeds. The effective
date of the proclamation is June
3, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
See Plans Shattered

Mitchell said local DAT has al
ready been assured support OF
the other eight locals in such a
strike. II called, the strike would
paralyze truck transportation in
the city, hating the hauling OF
foodStuffS, merchandise. furniture
gasoline and hundreds of other
products.
The general trucking strike
would be sympathy" strike,
just as is the strike Of the %
building trades craft unions. tc
aid Local 2247 in It's fight to obtain
wage increases and recognition of
its members from the lumber
companies. Building trades work.
ers in Macomb and Oakland coun-
ties are also on strike in sympathy
with the teamsters.
Meanwhile, plans TO keep de-
Tense projects supplied with build
ing materials, which were earlier
announced by Ed Thai. president
of the Building Trades Council,
were apparently shattered. Nit
chell said he didn't see how" this
could be done
To supply the Chryslcr, and
other companies, with materials
for construction of their defense
plants mean the opening of a
large number of yards" Mitchell
said
This would practically nullify
the strike" he added. However
II the strike isn't settled by
Monday, he said the union Will
take up the question"
Chance Not Bright
The chances for an early settle
ment did not appear bright.
Thomas J. Donahue, chairman of
the state labor mediation board,
met with the union and with the
lumber companies representatives,
but in separatae meetings.
The original teamsters' strike
was against the Detroit Lumber
Company, but spread to a number
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Molecules Her Meat

Molecules, literally. are her
meat. II was through her study
of layers of molecules on liquid
and solid surfaces that she dis
covered the scientific secret of
invisible glass She is quite
capable of handling mono-molecu-
lar layers one ten-millionth of an
inch in thiCkneSsl
Doctor Blodgett holds patent
on a method of conditioning sur
faces so that they are not wet
by oil.
This woman. whose hobby is
gardening and whose bridge game
Is a blitzkrieC. Sews and cmbroid-
erS beautifully. and her darninG
is a thing of such geomctric per-
lection that il ought to be framed
instead of worn!
Because Doctor BlOdgett opened
the way for women in the General
Electric laboratories. a young girl,
Catharlne Ferguson. is now at
work there dong research on high
temperature metals.
Although this young metallur-
giSt was graduated from North
western University less than a
year ago, she is engaged in re
search tremendously important 10
the defense program.
Tomorrow More bout
wOman's unique role in defense
industrieS.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
She Skates, Skis

Wth her husband. Prof. John
r. Freche, and her SON Jack. a
student Al the University Of Pitts
burgh. she skates and skis in
Winter
In the realm Of pure science,
Dr. Katharine Burr BlodCctt, ono
Of the most distinguished scientists
in America. is also working full
time on defense.
A slight. attractive woman,
whose experiments have been
likened in Importance 10 Madame
Cures, Miss Blodgctt is the dis
coVerer of invisible glass.
She was the first woman scientist
ever employed in the Laboratories
of the General Electric Company
at Schenectady. The opening Of
that laboratory to a woman IN
1918 was without precedent
1t is interesting 10 know that
the thesis with which she won her
master of arts degree from the
University Of Chicago in 1918 was
based on the absorption of gases
by carbon. the underlying princi-
pie of gaS-maSk construction.
Now, in the midst of a second
world war, Doctor Blodgett Is
working on cloScly-guarded data
in connection with the defense
program. This doll-Size woman
whose friends call Katie" al
ways declares that scientific re-
search is like a Christmas gift
sometimes what you get is what
,rnu laact axpapf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

promise and settle at once or cx-
poet the mediation board to
recommend executive action
which in effect would take the
dispute out of lis hands.
No attempt was made 10 con-
ceal the boards Impotence over
The crawling pace at which peace
negotiations have proceeded dur
ng the 10 day the conferoes have
been in session.
For the last few days there has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Burglar Hdndtuffed,
Left Alone; Escapes

Answering a still alarm. William
Whitmore. 81, q private policeman
for an alarm company, found a
burglar in a junk shop at SOS
Superior street. Saturday.
He put handouts on the burglar,
then went upstairs TO see If there
we're any accomplices. When he
came down the burglar was gone.
So were his handouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Two SeIfridge Pilots
Make Forced Ldndinq

Two Selfridge Field pilots made
a forced landing Of their planes
Saturday at South River road and
jefferson avenue.
The pilots, Lieuts. w. J. Demp-
Sey and d. +. Prann. were not
injured and the ships were only
slightly damaged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Willing to Work

Tn reply, Thai wired that the
building trades unionists are will
ing to work. but a shortage OF
materials is developing because OF
the truckers strike. He laid the
blame for failure to settle the
strike on the lumber companies
who, he said. are refusing to ne
gotiate.
At the request OF Thomas J.
Donahue. chairman of the state
mediation board. the federal con-
Citation service has dispatched J
l.. Conner. one of its conciliators
to Detroit TO aid Donahue. The
latter said he didn't know just
when he will arrive.
As federal. state and city media
tors strove to end the strike
Robert Mitchell. business agent
for teamsters local DAT. said a
meeting will be held Sunday at &c
a. m. in Germania Hall of the
local.
At that time. a report on the
progress of negotiations will be
given the union members. Unless
more progress in negotiations is
being made than has been made
so far" Mitchell said the -exeeH-
tive board of the union may
take up the question Of calling a
city-wlde trucking strike of the
$4,000 teamsters in the nine AFL
locals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
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u. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity. Generally fair and
warmer Sunday. gentle northeast winds be-
coming variable
Lower Michigan: Generally far and
warmer Sunday.
Upper Michigan Generally fair and
warmer Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Studies Structure
of Vital Metal
With X-Ray

Women in research isbors-
tories are doing their BIT for
Uncle Sam, Inez Robb reveals
in fbe seventh of a series of
articles about women engaged
in national defense Jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11

OF other lumber companies when,
the teamsters charged. they at
tempted to aid the Detroit Lum-
Der Company in deliveries.
Ready to Confer
Thai said that I'VE are ready at
any time to confer with the lum-
Der men, but up to now they seem
TO feel it beneath their dignity"
Thai said the strikes of the build
ing trades unions was strictly
sympathy strike and will not be
called off until the teamsters'
strike is settled"
On the other side, Edmund
kaufman, executive vice president
of the Builders Association OF
Greater Detroit. affiliated with
the Detroit Lumber Dealers Asso-
citation. charged the Transfers
union is attacking lumber COM
pany drivers and committing other
lawleSs acts.
Under no circumstances will
we negotiate with the teamsters'
union as long as this lawlessness
continues" he said.
There were several scuffles
about the city between strikers
and lumber company guards. In
one of them. Patrolman Clyde
Stauffer of the Schaefer station
was slightly injured when struck
on the head with brick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
AnfH<OHS:
Am ericG's AmH=OHS:
Woman Scientist Turns
Ito Aluminium Research

household chores, which included
caring for the family chickens.
At a. m. IN Autumn. Winter
and Spring. she started the four
mile walk to the street car line
that carried her into ST Paul and
10 high school. She trudged over
the same four-mile route IN the
evening.
The street car ride itself re-
quired an hour each way and
Doctor Frcche did her studying
then
This woman upon whom ma
tional defense is now making
stern demands is as feminine as
The fine handiwork TO which she
~ datrOfad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Senate Group to Act
In Building Strike Here
Trucking Tieup, Hating Work on Vital
Defense Projects, to Bring Action

The special Senate committee
investigating the defense program
will probe the Detroit building
trades strike. it was announced
Saturday in Washington, as AFI
teamsters' union officials kept in
terjecting the threat of general
trucking strike which would par
alyze Detroit truck transportation.
The Senate committee is chiefly
interested in the strike as it af-
fects construction work on the
Chrysler tank plant and other de-
Tense projects now under con-
struction in this area. Construc-
ton work on the tank plant has
been stopped and work on several
other defense units reported
"hampered" by a shortage of ma
terials.
Senator Harry S. Truman, chair
man of the Senate committee,
wired Ed Thai. president of the
Building Trades Council. asking
for full details on the strike. Sem
ator Truman pointed out that the
Chrysler tank plant is vital de-
Tense link and construction on it
must not be hampered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Gold Less Precious

In time of war. not even gold
lis so precious a metal as the alu-
minun that goes into the smallest
|1o-cent cooking utensil al the five
and-dime store. Gold is something
TO bury in the ground when armies
march; aluminium is the metal TO
assault the skies.
Across the Atlantic, the women
|of England long ago gave all their
aluminium kettles 10 the govern
Ament 10 remake into planes.
On this side OF the Atlantic VIC
ARE blessed with a plentitude Of
aluminium and a woman who can
plot the stresses and strains II can
endure in aerial battle.
B Doctor Freche's work is OF par
ticular Importance in that 1t in
cludes a study of aluminium sheet
used in planes. Such sheet must
have good deep drawing charac-
teristics, since much airplane work
Is formed in dies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
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