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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

Would German morale, rhich alone
can preserve the German Reich, endure IL
Hifier,s promise Of peaceful, more pros
porous and better ordered Irorid failed to
mdteri0lize after peace had been nader"
German morale is founded upon the belief
that security and prosperity are only TO be
obtained by the forceful creation of an Empire,
and upon the conviction that defeat would
mean the end Of Germany as a nation.
But would German morale, which alone can
preserve the German Reich. endure If Hitlers
promise Of peaceful. prosperous and better
ordered world failed to materialize after
peace had been madei
And IL the Germans do not discard the
racial myths and the Qualification Of violence,
and fail ia. concilate the conquered by equal
ity OF treatment and material benefits, their
European Empire will sink to the same I'M
potency as the Soviet Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
If Russia CoUapses
Car, Nazis Lose?

From the British and American points Of
view 1t would seem that the real issue pre-
esnted by negotiated peace is this:
10 THERE ANY POSSIBILITY OF
DErEATTNG GERMANY ONCE RUSSIA
COLLApSEs, OR RETIRES INTO ASIA
SECONDLY, Is THE EQUALITY or
GERMANY WITH BRITAIN AND THE
UNITED STATES COMPATIBLE WITH
OUR SAFETY, INDEPENDENCE AND
PROSPERITY?
Admitted that peace Web left Germany
master Of the ContinentS@wEurope would
mean the failure Of the British war effort.
But IL would NOT mean British defeat,
or the destruction of Britain and her Empire,
or disaster for the United States, provided that
We could maintain in peace the tact alliance
which most Americans accept when Britain Is
endangered.
Y Prolongation Of the war may mean BOTH
FAILURE AND DEFEAT, and must in any
ease entail Undesirable sufferings for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

I'm this third and concluding
article of her thought
provoking series, Miss
UtIey puts this question to the
lpOrId: "CAN ANY GOOD RE-
SUIT FROM TOTAL WARP"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
BY FREDA UTLEY,
Noted English Author and Lecturer.

THE policy of the United States at
this juncture may well determine
whether the world is to know
peace again within our lifetime, or en-
ter into a long era of mutual destruction and
general misery, want and revolution--an era
IN which the liberties and civilized values we
desire TO preserve are lost. not only in Nazi
Europe and Bolshevik Russia. but all over the
world as the consequence of the barbarities we
shall suffer and inflict upon others and the
deep hatreds aroused among the nations.
For even IL we can be confident that Hitler
cannot win the war If the United States enters
II, it is certain that a victory for the democ-
racies, il il can be won at all, WILL TAKE
MANY. YEARS OF FIGHTING AND SACRI-
FICE.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
F. B. |. JaiIs a Nazis
Suspected Of Draft
Law Violation
Agents Board japanese
Ship, Ready to Soil; 33
Germans ALLOWED to Go
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press,
LOS ANGELES. April Psf. B. I.
agents Jailed four Germans today
on suspicion of violating the Draft
Act after meticulouS search of 81
Germans preparing to sail on the
japanese steamship Buenos Aires
Maru
Twenty Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation men boarded the ship at SAIL
ing time and delayed its departure
more than three hours last night
as they investigated every German
aboard. Thirty-three we're permitted
TO sail
The agents did not say what they
expected to find in the raid.
One Denies Wrong Doing.
Errlck Hudt. one of those jailed.
commented;
Everybody makes it tough for
poor German here I have done
nothing wrong. I just want to go
home"
Pockets and luggage of all the
Germans were searched. Socks were
turned inside out and shirts opened
As agents went through the bags.
One German was forced to remove
his shoes
The F. B. I. suppressed its reasons
for the search.
The Germans were reported TO
have arrived here from various cities
in the past few days to sail home
ward via Japan and Russia, II
coming from New York and others
from Chicago, Detroit, San Francisco
and Denver All were described on
the passenger list as merchants.
One Here Is Years.
Those held, their listed ages, oc-
Cupatlons and time in this country
are: Erick Hundt, 81, sash and door
worker, l8 years; Fritz Paschbeck,
"A, clerk. one year and four months;
Karl J. Wagner. 80, tailor. 20 months.
and Hans E. Stour, 35, store man.
Hger, eight years.
Hundt, PaSchbeck and Wagner
Evening star., 1941-04-25

gave Los Angeles addresses, al
though Wagner said he had been
here only two days, and Stour gave
his address as $500 Palisade ave,
West New York, N. j.
Evening star., 1941-04-25
Auto Sales Pepped Up

When Sac Paulo, Brazil, an
nounced that it would abandon its
municipal streetcars there was a
scramble to buy motorbuses and
automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Presque Isle. When we left New
York IL WAS Just an ordinary
Winter Day. In Portland. where
We changed trains, we got of
into 20 degrees below zero.
That's nothing unusual up there.
of course. hut to some of the
boys, who wore only topcOats. IL
seemed like the Arctic.
I'm never forget that train
ride from Portland 20 Presque
Isle We huddled in one corner
of the coach with Jackets. coats
and everything else We had with
Us. piled on top Dutch paused
10 laugh heartily.
But We hadn't seen ANYTHING
vet" ho continued. At the hall.
We found the dressing room was
-tttSt '5tt degrees above. which. Of
course. still il freezing. Wen.
We won the game. hut the boys
didn I get warmed up even play
ing ball. We had To use wet
towels instead of a shower be-
cause il was too cold for running
water.
about 200 people saw the
game and paid ~ a seat. We
got guarantee of $500. ~ YOU
can understand why ! began 60
get suspicious. Our next game
vas across the line in Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Hal WHITE IS DISTRICT TOURNEY HEAD
Bob HoweII's First Aide Succeeds Him

saw on the indoor courses was
Johnny Conway Remember
when his father. Martin Conway
used to have that nifty course in
the General Motors Building?
Oakland ffrify- have Tty Hr1=
nual business meeting next Saiur-
day at the d. a. c. Skaters
from Olympia Figure Skating Club
will give exhibitions TINS Sunday
on the outdoor rink at Western
Golf and Country Club Pete
Chlopan of the Detroit Golf Club
staff shortly viii enter large
automobile plant to help its en-
ployes file their income tax returns
+. Pete Is an expert on tax
affairs as well as golf rules.
Herb Shave and Joe Gray,
course superintendent. at Oak
land Hills and Essex. are warm
ing up for the national green
keeper convention here, Feb
ruary ( TO :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
3 Games Hoist Titans
Into Cage Spotlight
Battle With Purdue
T o p S u. D. SIS
Action Card

Pushed into the background.
somewhat. Of late, University of
Detroit's Titans regain the Michi-
gan collegiate basketball spotlight
this week as they 60 forth into
action three times within a five
day period.
The Titan doings include a
swing into Indiana, to be featured
by an appearance against the al
ways Tough Purdue BoilermakeIS
at Lafayette, Tuesday.
From Lafayette L of D. viii
move on to face Indiana State the
following night at Terre Haute.
Then the Titans return home. for
the first half of a series with
HillSdale College. Saturday night.
Although Purdue's curren I
standing in the Big Ten race isn't
up TO expectations. the Boiler
makers nevertheless should rule
the favorite over u. of ID. Piggy
Lanbert's forces appear to boast
too muehzpoHKer- fnr-theI fItaus.=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Four Detroit Belt Rings
AWait National Bouts
BY EDGAR HAYES

BOSTON. Jan. 25.-Four De-
trolt boxers arc among the eight
Midwestern champions here to
fight in the National Diamond
Belt finals at the Garden Monday
night. Buffalo has two champions
and Milwaukee and Pittsburgh
one each.
Twenty-four champions from
coast 10 coast viii contest in the
hie show. There are three teams.
one from The East, the West
coast and The MidwcStern club.
Sixteen bouts are scheduled.
DeToit'S four winners are
O'Neill Bel, wclterweight Char
ley Hayes. middlewPight = Tom
Plesha iightheavyweight, and Al
fred Brown. heavyweight. The
two Buffalo boys are Lester Nc
Gowan. 118 pounds. ann Bob Nc
QuIllan. 126 pounder. Don WolleB-
fang Is the Milwaukee lightweight
pitishuuEis VIII be represented by
Jasper Parker. III FOUNDER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

club. IF PeaSc can drop 'em with
that potato masher. why cant
we?' the better players reasoned
and il wasn't long until most oi
them were using il.
At one time virtually every
member of the Oakland Hills team
fellows like Chris Brinke. -Har.
vey Olson and T. c. Mcdonald. to
name a few-did their putting with
one of them.
At Red Run, probably the
most popular putter Is the cash
and carry''-also so-caIled. IL
has a semi-centered steel shaft.
but with smaller and more
conventional head - almost a
blade. Frank Farrell. who used
TO sell EN-. gave IL its vogue at
Red Run. Margaret Russell was
one Of the first to switch to IL
and has used one ever since.
There are few better putters
than she iS-man or woman.
That's quite an indoor goli
league the NJ. G.. A. has at Grand
wood And have you noticed
how regularly Tex Ellisan is men,
toned among the low SCORERS
He must be as good indoors as he
is outdoors. which is plenty good
But the best golfer we ever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

We were driven the few miles
in sleighS.
we won. of course. hut the
game lasted too long for us 10
get the evening train, so we had
10 wait until morning. Some of
the boys. being champion sleep
ers. stayed up all night for fear
they'd miss that 5 n. m RATHER.
I'm Bangor. Maine, we played
the New England champions and
won easily, hut later. found
out that Bangor's manager had
us booked at Pressure Isle and
in Canada so we would he "soft-
ened" up for the game. II would
have gained much prestige for
his team If they'd won, because
the Celtics. ut that time. had a
record of 20 consecutive vic
tories.
That trip 20 Maine looked
like easy money, but we sure
earned it," Dutch summed up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
.Frnkd Is Signed
As Tulsa Coach
International News service wir.

International News service Wire
TULSA. Okla, Jan. 25.-Henry
Frnka, assistant coach at Temple
University in Philadelphia last
year. has been named head coach
of football and director of inter
collegiate athletics at the Uni
versity of Tulsa. DR.. c. I. Pontius,
president of the University, an
nounced today. Frnka has been
given a four-year contract for an
unspecificd amount.
Frnka first gained coaching
prominence with the record Of
high school teams he coached at
his home in Greenvillc. Tex. Five
years ago he became an assistant
to Ray Morrison when the latter
left Southern Methodist Univcr-
Sity TO take the head coach's post
at Vanderbilt University. When
Morrison went 10 Temple he took
Frnka along.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

O'Neill Bell vas the best fighter
in the MidweSterp and il will take
very good fighter to eliminate
him in the New England metropo-
lis. He hits with either hand and
IS a mighty clever boxer.
Alfred Brown, a cousin Of Joe
Louis. IS the surprising battler of
tho amateur ranks.
Brown weighs around go with
better than fair bay window.
But he Is fast. and can box.
Charley Hayes has been nursing
a bad right hand since his first
fight in the Diamond Belt. But
with only his left effective he was
able TO win and qualify for the
Boston tournament.
Tom Plesha is strong, rugged
and dangerous. lie can take more
punishment than most of them
without weakening.
Leo Jones, coach of the Chew
rolet team. will be in charge OF
the Bclters in Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
I.,,rr.,..,.l N,-, s.ri,. wiz.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Jan
3. - Up-and-coming frankie 10
vacS. self-sfvled "ScrpWhall''L from
Oakland. Cal. and former national
champion Bobby Riggs Of Chicago
will clash tomorrow IN the finals
Of the Florida West Coast tennis
tournament
Both Riggs and the colorful Ko-
vacs friumphed IN straight sets IN
today's semifinal matches. Riggs
dOwned Wayne Sabin Of Portland
Ore. rs. so. 90. and KOvacs van
Quished the youthful Rollins Col
Bege star, Jack Kramer. Cd, g.
Ga.
II the rangv Californian Is sue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Tournaments of the Detroit
District Golf Association will be
in capable hands this season. Hal
A. White of Plum Hollow has con-
sented 10 be chairman of the COM
mittec. succeeding Bob Howell
who resigned when he entered
business in Saginaw. AS right
hand man to Howell for several
years. White knows the job thor
ouGhly.
White will stick pretty much
10 the schedule the district has
had the last few years. And he will
have as his assistants most of the
men who were on Howell's COM
mittee. Harvey Olson of Loeb
moor and Art Tborner of Frank
lin Hills have consented 10 serve
again. Two or three more will be
added TO the committee.
White has a district handicap
of s strokes.
Some one asked Joe Deyany.
Crosse lie professional. IL he did
not regard Jack Emery's second
over the trees To within a foot
of the pin on the tenth hole
against John Wood in the final
of the Crosse lie Invitation as
one Of the best shots of last
season. Nope" said Joe, I'll
take his tee shot with a No. I
wood on the 250-yard eighteenth
Remember. he put IL about 10
feet from the pin, for an easy 8.
to win the hole and square the
match" Yep, that was some
shot.
Al almost every club there Is
certain type OF puiter which leads
in popularity, particularly among
the more expert players. At Oak
land Hills it's the So-called potato
masher" putter with the
large aluminium head and a wood
shaft which is conferred.
Warren Pcase, demon putter,
is generally credited with being
responsible for its vogue at this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
.DOHlnSOnS
(6 of 'EIll)
LIN Derby
BY KEN HALL

Detroit Times Cold and Silver skates Editer
During the is years history of
the Detroit Times Cold and Silver
Skates Derby there have been a
number Of entries that included
several rhcmbeJs of family. This
year competition in the meet will
be enlivcned by the six entries
from the johnson family.
There arc six in the Johnson
family, including father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
johnson. So West Brockton. Hazel
Park. and their four children, two
boys and two girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Routs Wayne Earlier

Earlier in She season Purdue
routed Wayne. a team which this
year rates on about even footing
with L. Of ID.
Only one other member Of the
states big four is booked for a
game this week. University OF
Michigan moves against Indiana S
Hoosiers in Ann Arbor. Monday
night. as Michigan State and
Wayne enjoy midseason vacations
from the court.
Little hope is held for a Michi-
gan triumph ever Indiana, despite
the Wolverines improved showing
in the Minnesota game last Mon
day Indiana unheateA- in its fiiff-Sl
two conference starts. is the choice
of most experts to cop the flag.
The Spartans. who played ir
Notre Dame. Saturday night
won't toss any shots until Febru-
AIRY s when they travel to West
Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Sailed on Best

He came up with the famous old
2i-footers. adding 10 his repuIa-
ton. Joe always seemed 10 be
sailing on the best boats in the
fleet. He was aboard Ardette
when she was cleaning up in the
Rs and helped Russell Alger Jr.
win his first 22-squsre meter cham
pionship with Heintut when the
class was introduced here in 1880.
He's a great sailor and a great
teacher. Alger. George Heudric.
Wsllie Hook. Ted Coggin. Russell
pouliot and many others. the So
called Crosse Pointe gang repre-
SentinG the best We have here in
yachting. learned a lot of their
ropes and the ways and Vagaries
Of the wind sailing with Joe.
He was aboard Bernida when
the r boat won. the Mackinac race
in 1926 and again in 1926. In fact
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Last of Old Gang

He's just about the last Of that
old gang who helped make yacht
ing history hereabouts decade
before and two decades after the
turn OF the century.
Frankie Senter, Alex Mcleod,
Kid Wilde, Bert Malcomson and
others have all gone along TO the
lakes where the wind is always
fair. Art Petty, one of the great
est of them all. is entirely domi-
ciled up in the st. Clair Flats.
Joe was a top boy. a grand light
canvas man. when the City of the
Straits, Alice Enright. Shamrock
Advance and all the rest of those
great old hookers were in their
heyday 40 years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Riggs and KOUacs Win,
Meet in Florida Net Final

.cessful against the speedy Riggs.
il will mark his third consecutive
Florida tennis championship.
Dorothy May Bundy of Santa
Monica. Cal, defeated Eur
Dean of San Antonio. Tex.
60. IN earn a place in the women :
singles finals. She will he opposed
by the national womcn's indoor
champion. Sarah Palfney Cooke.
who triumphed over Ann Gray OF
West Point. y. Y, CD. ga.
The play between Riggs and
Sabin today was marked by the
lassiiude Of both performers. After
dropping the opening two games OF
the first set. Riggs had his way
the rest Of the match. al one stage
taking II straight games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
His Yachting Career
Exceeds Four Decades
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

II wasn't surprising TO find Joe
Shay at Lakeside on Lake ST.
Clair. The ice at last was thick
enough, the air clear and cold
and the wind about y miles, was
out Of the North.
On such a day you knew Joe
would be out with his iceboat even
though 1T was the only boat on the
lake spreading canvas.
No business. no social pressure
could keep him away. This was
the thing he had waited for each
Winter for the last Is and now IL
had come again.
He's easily the dean Of local
yachtsnen both on ice and water.
Joe is up in his sixties now but
his aggressiveness and alertness
belle the passing of all those &C
tive years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
State WrestIers Win
From Bucks in Romp

EAST LANSING. Jan. IS. -
Michigan State College wrestlers
Swampcd Ohio States, 21-3. here
today. The Spartans swept seven
matches by decisions. the Buck
eyes only victory coming in the
l65-pound class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
In Senior Events

Rena johnson, an attache Of the
Columbia Broadcasting System,
will skate with daughter Dorothy,
age 10, in the mother and daugh-
tiers race. A new event on the pro-
gram, while Chuck" who is II
years old. will pair with his dad
in the father and son event.
Betty Jean. aged u. who is a
former cradle and midget class
champion for Wayne County, will
race in The juvenile girls events
this year and also have an entry
in the doC-slcd derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

l. sirVieW Gar
d en- 5 Monday
night.
joey Niche
love. a hnalist
in the iourna-
nent last wear
that ended n
Mansfield Dris-
kell being The
" ] g, vii
meet La try
Ray. q fellow
Detro tier in
one Of the io1r
Six-round heaQ4
liners Billy
Starr. nee Star
kelf Of Flint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Willy Coach Pulled
Trick on Dehnert
BY Don w. LEE

There arc a lot OF tricks 10
basketball besides the ones used
by the players on the court. &C
cording 10 Dutch Dehnert, coach
Of the Detroit Eagles.
Willy managers Of opposing
teams. tough trips and inconven-
fences are all part Of the game.
but Dutch was telling of com
blnation of the three that reached
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
I. L. Y. A. Record

These are just a few high spots
in great yachting life. Joe still
goes along. Last Summer he was
with that young tiller-wizard.
Tommy Fisher, on Apache. He
still has the BOYS talking about
the way he helped his youthful
skipper win tree straight races
al the Interlake regatta with one
of the greatest exhibitions of light
canvas setting ever put on during
that annual yachting festival.
His i c @ h o record also is
studded with great feats. He's
been aboard ice yachts when they
won the greatest trophies in the
sport. the Hearst and Stewart
cups. symbolic of supremacy in the
sport.
His immediate concern is tho
defense of the Stewart Cup against
those clever shippers from north
crn Wisconsin.
After We beat them then we
are going up to Lake Mendoza
at Madison and bring back the
Hearst Cup. And now, Fatty,
would you like TO 20 for a ride ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
First to Enter

Dorothy also will compete in the
senior 220 yards, 440 yards and
half mile. Chuck" will race IN
the intermediate 220 yards, 44o
yards. half mile and mile events.
Bobby. Z years old, is entered for
the cradle class championship.
Dorothy skated with her father
in the father and daughters race
a year ago and they won first
prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

the ultimate II
thickness. The
settin z went
h a c k TO his
playing coach
d a ys Of thu
1929 season
with The New
York Ccltics.
I'VE " ere
hooked up in
h g VI in G
woods at the
% "a N Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Women's Waiting List

Tho major portion of each scs-
sion will be spent in actual shoot
ing practice and participation in
The Detrnit- Times Tournament
Enrolment will he limited TO
men and boys. II years OF age or
older r. O. T. c. members are not
eligible. 4 waiting list of women
applicants will be accepted. and
they will be notified if room re-
mains to accommodate them.
Participants will furnish their
own rifles and ammunition. Cali
Der is limited TO % long rife.
Targets will he furnished free BY
The Detroit Times. and entry fee
10 compete for the Hearst trophies
is also complimentary. An enroll
ment fee of SL00 will he charged
in advance by the high school.
which covers range fee and expert
inst T1IcfI ION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
WeIters 10 Box
0nMonddyCdrd

-Four eontenders for the weller
weight crown worn by Young hid
Mccoy viii participate in the all.
action fight card 10 be staged in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

WI Oppose I'm Nelson Of Detroit
in another Of the feature sttrac-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

doing any skating or toboggon-
ing. The westber's been against
us.
Were planning TO 60 up TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
CHARLIE GEHRINGER, MANUFACTURERS AGENT
He Bolts His Breakfast TO Get to Office by 2 A.

Tawas for an outing February 3
and 3. though. 40 We ought 10
get our fill Of Winter sports up
there"
Anything else?
II played some badminton
couple of weeks ago for the first
time in a couple Of years. I
used to play all the time
and You know my back
didn't hurt me at all after that
workout"
To Get in Shape
Which trough { the subject
around 10 the point of most in
terest 10 Tiger fans. viii the 81
year-old second baseman be able
to play his seventeenth consecu-
tive full season at his old position :.
I'm going down to Hot
Springs, Ark. about February
20. to take some mineral bal
and get in shape" he revealed "
"Tt'Il be the first trip there
for me. Al simmons and Earl
Nhitehill 20 there. and I UNDER
stand Jimmy Dykes is sending
three Of his players. So ! guess
I'll give IL a whirL III have
about three weeks TO get I'm
shape before I have TO report"
And that's the life of Charlie
Gehringer in the Winter. Business
first. but always a thought for
baseball because that is what
makes life worth living.