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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Business Gains
Over Last Year

All Detroit business induces for
the last week showed an increase
over q year aga. il was shown
Saturday in a report issued by the
Board of Commerce.
New passenger cars delivered in
Wayne county topped 1000 units
for the third consecutive week, 113
per cent above this week last year.
Industrial power consumption was
up despite a decline in automobile
output from the previous week,
presumably because of defense
work. Auto output is ahead of
last year tz.,f5i-'11f55 70 fO3-3g5.
Welfare and WpA rolls were on
a downward trend while building
permits reached the highest for
the year. totaling s.. 457 .075. DSR
passenger traffic averaged 1.277.-
1874 persons daily as compared
with 155.079 this week last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Hitting the High Spots
OF President S Speech

wilhelm word and in action,
is showing what patriotic Amer
leans mean by rising above par
tisanship and rallying to the
common cause"
The enemies Of democracy
are now trying. by every means.
10 destroy our unity. The chief
weapon they now use against us
is propaganda. -
"PropagandiSts. defestists and
dupes. protected as they are by
our fundamental civil liberties,
have been preaching. and still
are preaching, the ungodiy Cos
pei OF fear"
No matter what Com
munist lips have said. their ac-
tons have proved that in their
hearts they care nothing for the
real rights of free labor"
THE agents Of naZiism and
those who unwittingiy help them
are still trying to play both ends
against the middle They
have preached peace, peace in
the same way that the devil can
quote scripture"
Our weH-considered philoSo-
ply for the attainment of peace
comes NOT from weakness but
everlaStingIy-from the courage
of America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Vital to Van Wagner

The course Of Michigan's gov
eminent may depend upon the bal
loting. If Kennedy is defeated, the
Republican party will have ma
jority on the administrative board
and Gov. Murray d. Van Wagner
will be almost. completely sur
rounded by COP officeholders who
will be working TO prevent his re-
election.
A victory for Smith also would
mean a change in policy by the
state highway department. Re-
publicanS have promised that
maintenance of all state highways
will be turned over to the counties.
For this reason a majority of the
boards of county road commission
ers have been working industri-
ously in behalf of Smiths candi-
dacy.
Both candidates have toured the
state without disturbing the placid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
GIN Chorus 10 Give
z Holy Week Concerts

The General Motors chorus OF
$50 voices, under the direction OF
Prof. Eduard Ossko, will present
a program Of sacred music in OBJ
servance Of Holy Week, Monday
and Tuesday. April Z and 8. at $50
p. m. in the General Motors audi
forum. il was announced Satur-
day. Featured in the concerts,
which Will be the same on both
evenings, VII be The The Cross
Victorious" by Clifford DemareSt
and Richard Cecil Pond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

publican majority in the Legisla-
ture," Gov. Murray d. Van Wag-
oner pleaded with the party con-
tributors to work diligently for
the election next week of High
way Commissioner G. Donald Ken
needy and Prof. Edward II. -McFar-
land. nominee for superintendent
of public instruction.
Speakers included Kennedy,
Lieut.. Gov. Frank Murphy and
United States Senator PrentiSs M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Skourds Pleads
For Detroit Aid
ToGreek Relief
Theater Chain Chief
Says His N a tiv e
Land Never to Fall

The one time Greek immigrant
busboy who rose TO the presidency
of Americas largest theater own
ing corporation pleaded with tears
in his eyes for aid to his home
land in Detroit Saturday.
He is Spyros Skouras of New
York. national head of the Greek
War Relief Association, native of
Skourhohori. Greece. near the
legendary site Of Olympus.
I'VE should help Greece be-
cause sh1 is fighting for every
thing America believes a nation
should fight for" Skouras said.
His company owns Detroits Fox
Theater.
Skouras, almost over night, has
enlisted scores of Hollywoods
stars in the cause of Greece and
has set in motion a fund raising
machine which is expected TO net
more than 100000.
1.-THE Greek civilians and
wounded soldiers need our help"
Skouras continued. Greece is
poor and her non-combatants are
suffering intensely"
But he is confident Hitler will
not conquer Greece.
Greeks are not fighting be-
cause they take their orders
from some dictator or general"
Skouras said.
Know Why They Die
"They will win because they
are fighting for every inch of
Greek soil they love and because
they know why they are dying"
SkouraS believes the Greeks soon
will drive the Italians from all of
Albania. He rejoiced at the Yugo-
slavian resistance to the Axis.
During the first World War,
Skouras was in the American air
force.
Just do anything you can to
help Greece" he pleaded.
AS he talked, Skouras. who is
married to -weH1an-of- Italian
descent. was seated at a luncheon
table attended by walters from
three countries-Greece, Italy and
Germany.
But he is good German"
Skouras laughed. clapping the
waiter on the shoulder. 1--WE are
proud that we are not bringing
Europe's bitterness here"
Skouras spoke at a banquet
Saturday night in the Masonic
Temple honoring the Evzones, spec
tacular Greek highland fighters
credited with the Albanian sue
cesses.
X. P. Tsolainos was the princi-
pal speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Blame Pilot in Crash

WASHINGTON. March %. =
INSl=A civil aeronautics- board
report today placed upon the pilot,
the late Capt. Philip c. Scott,
blame for the crash of a United
Airlines passenger plane at Chi
cago last December 4 in which 10
persons were killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
COP Pins Hope
on Dry Day for
Farmer Vote
BY FRANK MORRIS


LANSING, March 29.-Predict-
ing that good weather VIII bring
close 10 a million voters 20 the
polls a week from Tuesday Repuh-
lean and Democratic commanders
converged on Detroit today for the
final week Of the Spring campaign.
B,etls=II Highway Commissioner o.
Donald Kennedy and Leroy c.
Smith. his Republican eiHfPaneiAl-
will spend the remaining days in
the metropolitan area. 1t is there
that their close battle viii be de-
eided.
Neither party is particularly
confident and II is possible that
the highway commissionership, key
post on the state ticket, viii be
won BY less than 10000 votes
either WAY. Weather conditions,
therefore, will. be an important
factor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Brazil 10 Expand Navy

BAHIA, Brazil, March %
QNS)-BraZil expects soon to I'M
dertake a huge expansion of her
navy yards and ship construction.
Navy Secretary Admiral Henrique
Aristides Guilhen declared TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Decided in Wayne

Leslie B. Butler, Republican
state chairman, believes that If
rain does not keen down the out
state vote, S Smith 4AIii CONG INTO
WAYNE County with lead Of
around Is 900 or $4,000 votes. Be-
cause Smith IS Wayne County road
engineer. he is expected to hold
the Democratic edge in Detroit
below normal.
On the other hand. Democrats
are confident that Kennedy will
have majority of from 10000 10
rs. 600 in Wayne.
Democratic prospects depend 10
q large extent on the Go drive 10
get its members to the polls. Or
ganized labor has made an issue of
the contest for Circuit and Re
corder'S Court and Kennedy hopes
10 benefit from this campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Latin Arts Feature
OF Library Exhibit

A special exhibit Of the graphic
arts in Latin America. featured
by an unusual display Of printing
viii be shown April ! 70 II IN the
m4n library. Woodward and Kirby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

The history OF nations be-
trayed during the past year. The
history of nations conquered
during the past year, should
show us and the rest of the
world what il means 10 live in
world organized and ruled by
the Gestapo.'
"If we sit down now we may
get run over later. And If our
kind of civilization gets run
over, the kind of peace we seek
will become an unattainable
hope"
"In our own day the threat to
our union and to our. democracy
is not a sectional one. 1t comes
from a great part of the world
which surrounds us and which
draws more tightly around US,
day by day.
The totaIitarian mentality is
TOO narrow 10 comprehend the
greatness of people who can.
be divided in party allegiance
at election time. bur remain
united in devotion to their
country and 10 the ideals of
democracy at all times"
81. We are determined to
act so that Americans will go
on year after year holding free
elections"
'The leader of the Republican
Party himself - Mr.. Wendell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

/ diSintereSt of most voters. They
will spend the final week OF the
campaign in Detroit.
First judicial Test
Once again WAYNE County be-
comes the strategic and deciding
battlefield. Kennedy is assured a
majority here. but Smith expects
TO come down from the north cleo
ton night with a lead sufficient TO
offset kcnendy's metropolitan adj
vantage.
The election viii be the first
statewide test of the new consu-
tutional amendment movin G
Judges from politics and entering
them as nonpartisans. In spite of
the amendment. however. both
parties are guilty Of making the
tight for two places on the state
Supreme Court a partisan affair.
Each is running its own candidates
under its own banner.
Locally, particularly in Wayne
County. the candidates for circuit
Judge have succeeded fairly well
IN lodging political ties.
Besides electing highway COM
missioner. the voters Will choose
superintendent of public instruc-
ton. The present superintendent,
DR.. Eugene 3. Elliott. is seeking
a third term. Nominated by Demo
Gratis is DR.. Edward W. MeFar-
land Wayne University professor
and former chairman of the state
liquor control commission.
List of Candidates
Justices George f. Bushnell of
Detroit and Edward NJ. Sharpe of
Bay City have been renominated
by Democrats as candidates on
the nonpartisan Supreme Court
ballot. Republicans chose John M.
Durham of Grand Rapids and
George A. Cram of Pontiac.
Other an di d a es for state
offices;
Regents of the University OF
Michigan-Franklin NJ Cook of
Hillsdale and Charles F. Hemans
of Lancing, incumbent Democrats,
and Senator Earl L. Burbans Of
Paw Paw and Alfred 3. Connable
of Ann Arbor, Republicans.
State Board of Agriculture
Or. Charles + Kiunp of East
Tawas and Benjamin II. Halstead
of PetoSkey, Democrats, and Clark
l.. Broody of Lansing and William
II. Berkey of Cassopolis, Repub-
licans.
State Board of Education
Miss Frances Comfort. Detroit
high school teacher. Democrat,
and Prof. Wynand Wichers, Hope
College, Holland. Republican.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Brown. Rep. John DingeIl was
POSTMASTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
International New. service Wiz,

PORT EVERGLADES. Fla.
March 29.-FoHowing are the
highIights of President RooSe-
veIt's Jackson Day address to-
night:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

Possibly you live out Of town, or
for some other reason do not find
If convenient to call at The Detroit
Times Bldg. for these COOK
BOOKLETS. If so, you can OBJ
tain them for SC each, by mail.
by addressing The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Depends ON RGin
Kennedy, Smith Contest
To Be Fought in Wayne

diSintereSt of most voters. They
viii spend the final week Of the
campaipn in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Here's AnOfherDickey
George, Brother of Yanks' Famous Bill, Making a
Strong Bid as Catcher for White Sox

CHICAGO. March S.-They look
alike, play the same position, have
the same mannerisms and the
same love for baseball, and unless
reports reaching Chicago today
from the Chicago White Sox
training quarters are all wrong.
the brothers Dickey soon will be
equally famous.
The brothers Dickey are. of
course. Bill and George. All base
ball men know about Bill, who for
some years has been busting
American League fences for the
New York Yankees. Fewer base
ball people know about George.
Bills kid brother, but White Sox
fans are hopeful he'll soon be as
widely acclaimed as the Yankee
star.
George like Bill. is a catcher.
and the similarity in their careers
doesn. I end there. Although George
IS only 25, eight years younger
than Bill. three inches taller and
a little heavier. he might pass for
carbon copy of his Yankee kin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
S Wife
Aids Him

Al WE'LL. the rotund manager Of
Al Nettlow won't be in town until
Tuesday 10 see that his battler
gets in shape for next Fridays
fight with Young Kid Mccoy for
the state welterweight title at
Olympia.
Well is in Providence, r. I,
where another one of his fighters
will appear Monday night But he
can be sure that the River Rouge
Adonis will be in shape. because
Mrs. WE'LL is on hand TO check up.
Not that Al needs checking up.
He's in bed every night by 10
O'Clock falthough he stayed up 10
listen 10 the Billy Soose-E Ernie
Vigh fight last night and is in top
condition He weighed LA pounds
at the conclusion of yesterdays
workout at Spider Kellys gym.
This trip is a combination OF
business and pleasure for Mrs.
Well. She also plans TO attend
the wedding of her cousin. Henry
CHAT of Omaha. Neb.. TO Miriam
Zieve, a local girl, tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

Their facial resemblance is star
Ting. Both throw right-handed
and bat left-handed.
But-and of course there are
butts in any story comparing
rookie to Bill Dickey-George has
yet to prove himself a major
Lacquer. He is back for his second
real major league try with the
Sox. He was with the Boston Red
Sox briefly in 1886, but since then
has toured the minors. playing
with Milwaukee. Little Rock. Min
neapolis, Portland and Oklahoma
City
Georges trouble has been his
hitting. Unlike brother Bill. ne
didn't bust any fences. But with
Oklahoma City last year. then
managed by Rogers HnrnSby,
George altered his batting TECH
nique and. with the aid Of the
Rajah. boosted his swat total so
points 10 close the season with a
.3l5 average Hornsby Is among
those who believe George Dickey
is going places this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
District Prep Cage Scores


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Midland Makes
Another Bid
International News Service Wire


SANTA ANITA, Cal, March 8.
With a fast track seemingly
assured for today's racing, the
$4,000 San Juan Capistrano ham
dicap became a wide open tussle,
with the prospect that II or more
thoroughbreds will go to the post.
Only three of the % nominees
have definitely been declared out
of the mile and one-half special,
these being Challedon. Beautiful
ii and Don Juan III. Most doubtful
of the other starters are General
Manager and Exploded.
Charles S. Towards Midland
will be strong favorite, of course,
assuming that he accepts his inn
post of 100 pounds. But nobody
with a horse in the race seems
TO be afraid of him. rival owners
being cheered by the fast track,
along with Bay Views proof that
Midland is not the great horse
some observers believed him to be.
1t has not been definitely an
nounced that Midland will start,
but it doesn't seem likely Howard
will pass up a shot at the $50. 900
pot. Midland has been raced and
trained hard all Winter, and it
may be that staleness caused him
to falter in the stretch after rae
ing up to Bay View in the Santa
Anita handicap. At any rate. Tom
Smith has not given him anything
more strenuous than an easy GAL
iop all week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
I Pinmen NedI
Perfe(tGdmes

Joe PauluS and Cy Goralczyk
knocked on the door of 300 games
in the East Side Projectors Bowl
ing Classic when the former shot
POS and the latter 2Ss al Chene-
Trombly Recreation
Paulus strung IL strikes in q
row before catching the clio, but
his big game enabled him to top
the field with 693 and creep within
four points OF the paCc=Settir1E
Vince Mikiel. who has IS. Mikiel
shot COB.
Goralczyk fired 10 strikes. only
to leave the PA on his eleventh
ball. but this game gave him. a
6S3 series. Mike belongs 657.
Harry Gray's $50 and Bud Ritter's
653 also stood out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Tech Expects
To Repeat

Detroit Tech will strive for its
twelfth victory when il closes the
season with Assumption College
in the Adams y" gym tonight at
800
The Dynamics have record of
II wins and three losses this year
They already hold a 52-36 decision
over Assumption and don't expect
much difficulty in tonight's con-
test
Coach Goldman will start Joe
SleZinger and Leo Polladian at
forward. Joe Steventon. center.
and ce-captains Ted RYbicki and
Red Logan at guards. The same
team will be back next year unless
the draft snaps up some OF the
older boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
CUBE ASKS TOO MUCH

Bibeault played most of the sea-
son for Canadien Seniors in anna
teur competition. And it took two
breaks to get him his chance. The
first came when Bert Gardiner,
the Montreal goalie. suffered an
injury which has ! AIDE his knee so
stiff he can't bend it, The second
came when Wifi Guide, former
Canadiens goalie, made salary de,
mands which were considered ex-
orbitant even with Canadian
money at a discount.
Guide apparently thought he had
Montreal officials over a barrel
but rather than give him a first
mortgage on the Forum. Manager
Dick Irwin decided to take a
chance on Bibeau1t. He may never
regret it-although the Red Wings
will do their best to make him,
tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Big One for Wings
They Want Tonighfs Game With Canadiens to Firm,
Their Grip Third Place in Playofs
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

MONTREAL, March Sits
really heartbreaking to have to
ruin a youngsters rosy dreams
but the Detroit Red Wings are
going out TO blast the latest toast
of Montreal right out of the Cana
diens nets tonight.
The toast of Montreal is Paul
Bibeault, the 21-year-old young
ster who skated into Les Cana
diens cage Thursday night as a
raw recruit from the amateurs A
little more than two hours later
he skated off the forum ice to one
OF the greatest cheers in Montreal
hockey history He had just held
the great Toronto team at bay 20
give Canadiens their first victory
over the Maple Leafs since Dec
Z 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Stars Await Gum
Field of Record Breakers Will Compete Tonigh as
K. e. Meet Ends Indoor Season

NEW YORK. March S.-Head-
lined by nearly every star who set
a new indoor track or field record
this season. the New York Knights
of Columbus games will be staged
at Madison Square Garden tonight,
concluding the 1871 indoor cam
paign.
The lineup of athletes who have
written track history this Winter
includes:
Fred.Wolcott. Rice. 60-yard higl,
hurdler; J. Gregory Rice, South
Bend. Ind, distance star; Joe Me-
Cluskey. veteran New York ath-
letic Club steeplechase champion
Allan Tolmich. Detroit. who
equaled the 70-yard high hurdle
marks and will run this time
against Wolcott; Leslie Macnit-
chell, New York University miller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08

who equaled the mile mark; Earle
Meadows. Los Angeles, pole vault
record holder, and John Borican,
Shore A. C.. who recently set
new AAU 1.000-yard record.
In the dash events Herbert
Thompson. National AAU cham
pion; Thomas East, Cheyney State
Teachers; Eulace Peacock, X. OF
c. 1910 winner. and Mozel Ellerbe
Tuskegee speedSter. top the field.
Meanwhile, following the EG.4A
meet last week, Director Frank
Brennan realigned the knights
intercollegiate mile relay program
Because Colgate was disqualified
despite its 3.22S showing. Brennan
has pitted the Red Raiders against
st. Johns. Fordham and New York
University. the 1928 teams in the
LC.4A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Gulf Stream First
In Long Ocean Race

KEY WEST, Fla, March s.
GNS)-The 70-foot yawl, Gulf
Stream. piloted by Dudley Sharp
of Houston. today was winner of
the Havana-to-Key West yacht
race. Gulf Stream crossed the fin
ish line one minute and 53.3 Sec
onds ahead of Windigo. a 72-foot
yawl, under Charter to Howard
Baxter of Grand Rapids, Mich,
which finished second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-08
Fordson' S Quintet
Wins Border Title

Fordson High clinched the Bor-
der Cities League Championship
by defeating Mt. Clemens last
night, 1926, at'Mt. Clemens. The
Tractor team had a 1914 half
time lead
Tom Meyer paced the Tractors
win with "a points. Walter Bob
IAN had ID for Mt. Clemens.
In the other games in the same
league Royal Oak ousted Wyan-
dotte, 31-18. Monroe lost to Crosse
Pointe. 27-20.