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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Advisory COMMITTEES

who are the members or your
Victory Aides Advisory Commit
tee we print the following
list of names:
From the women's committee
of the Community Fund
Mrs. Hedley ". Richardson, Mrs.
Edward p. Hammond, Mrs. w.
T. p. Livingston, Mrs. John M.
Thompson, Mrs. j. T. Schaefor.
From the radio stations
Miss Miriam BRAKEMAN, WJLB;
Miss Ruth Crane, WJR: Mrs.
Myrtle Labbit. CKLW; Miss
Betty Roberts, WJBK; Mrs. Ella
Gordon Smith. WV; Mrs. c. E.
Bickel, WXYZ.
From the newspapers Miss
Florence Davies, News, Esther
Beck Mcintyre, News Miss
Marjory Avery, Free Press, Miss
Elizabeth Maury, Free Press =.
Miss Minnie Cage. Detroit
Times, and myself.
Other Organizations
From other organizations r.
Mrs. Ernest X. Matlock, Ameri-
can Women's Volunteer Serv-
ices; Mrs. Julian II. Krolik. OCD
Volunteer Office: Mrs. Esther
Wright. American Red Cross;
Miss Catherine Morgan, Board
of Education; Mrs. II. Payton
Johnson, Phyllis Wheatley
Home; Mrs. Harold Bledsoe,
Michigan Unemployment Com
pensation Commission: Miss
Louise Grace, Women's Business
Clubs.
Representatives Of the follow
ing organizations /. will be
asked to join the committee.
Michigan Women's National
Defense Council.
AFL Auxiliary.
Go Auxiliary.
Girl Scouts.
Nationality groups.
Our Chairman
Chairman of the Victory Aides
IS Mrs. John NJ. Failing Jr. Mrs.
Failing has been active for some
time in volunteer work. She Is
a trustee of Woman's Hospital
and vice chairman of the
women's committee of the COM
munity Fund. Besides that,
she's a conscientious and hard
worker and giving all OF
her time at present to the Vic
tory Aides campaign.
Mrs. Failing called her first
meeting yesterday Of area aides.
There are II areas in Detroit
nine appointments have
been made as follows:
Area Mrs. Paul Jackson.
2-Not filled.
3-Mrs. Ernest Hedden.
Mrs. Lois Edwards.
5-Mrs. Charles Olson.
6-Mrs. Arthur r. Carr.
Mrs. F. G.. Peterson.
8-Mrs. Florence Hesper.
9-Mrs. Theodore Wylie.
10-Not filled.
11-Not filled.
12-Mrs. Norton Pearl.
Everybody Came
Proof of how seriously women
are taking the Victory Aides
plan is that every one APP
pointed came TO the meeting,
which was to discuss plans for
appointing zone aides. From
there the organization goes
down to post aides . :. who will
head the neighborhood groups.
Victory Aides, besides the pro-
gram they work out for them
selves, will help the various de-
Evening star., 1942-08-07
BY RE Associated Press.

CULVER, Ind. Aug. IA quartet
of California youths entered the
semifinals today to assure the
Golden State the national junior
tennis singles crown for the 10th
consecutive year.
The spotlight will be on the Falk-
enburg brothers Of Hollywood, Calf.
Bob and Tom-who face each
other across the net for the first
time In national competition.
Unranked Tom Falkenburg yes
terday defeated seventh-seeded Jim
Brink Of Seattle, 6-4, GA. Brother
Bob, last years boys singles champ,
defeated Fred KovalesN Of Ham
tramck, Mach.. 6-3, 81.
Sharing attention will be the
match between Bulge Patty. de-
Tending champion OF Los Angeles,
and Arthur Macdonald Of San
Gabriel, Calf, seeded sixth.
In the boys tournament, Wade
Herren of Birmingham, Ala, seeded
second, and Tom Molloy Of Mem
phis, Tenn, advanced to the final
round-Herren by defeating Billy
Smith OF Orlando. Fla, 81, 81,
and Molloy by eliminating Glenn
Bassett OF Santa Monica, SIS,
81, 6-6.
CaliforniAns also advanced IN the
junior doubles play. Bob Falken-
Evening star., 1942-08-07
U.S.. Golf Pros Paced
By Hogan Dominate
Canadian Open
d, TIE Associated Press.

D TIE Associated Press.
TORONTO, Aug. with Ben
Hogan in the lead, five United States
professionals topped the field which
teed of today on the second 18-hole
round OF the Canadian Open golf
tournament.
Hogan set a stiff pace In yester-
days opening round, blazing over
the 6,543-yard Mississauga Club lay
out in IS, under par.
Although he shattered the COM
petitive course record, Hogan's lead
was only one stroke better than
Craig Wood Of Mamaroneck, N. Y,
and Ralph Guldahl OF Santa Fe,
Calf.
Wood and Guldahl tied for second
with 66s. also wiping out the pre-
vious course record of 68, set by Wal
ter Hagen in 1881 and tied by Cor
don Brydson, the home club pro
In 1897.
Clayton Heafner OF Durahm, N. C..
ended the first round in fourth place
with SO, one stroke better than Tony
Penna Of Dayton, Ohio.
A sixth place tie developed among
four Canadians. Gerald Proulx ol
Montreal, Bobby Reith Of Windsor
Ontario; Jules Huot of Quebec City
and Willie Lamb Of Toronto, all o1
whom took 7Os.
Skee Riegel of Miami, Fla, and
Frank Stranahan Of Toledo, Ohio
paced the amateurs with Ills.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Schroeder, Ta|bert,
Greenberg Reach
Net 5emifina|s
Wood Battles Richards
For Remaining Spot
In Eastern Event
Fy the Associated Press.

RYE, N. Y, Aug. with one
exception, the semifinal brackets
were completed today in both mems
and women's singles at the Eastern
grass court tennis tournament.
Safely in the round Of four were
Ted Schroeder Of Glendale, Calf;
Billy Talbert Of Cincinnati and
Seymour Greenberg of Chicago, and
Sidney Wood Of New York and
George Richards of Los Angeles
were to meet today for the other
berth.
Schroeder, top-seedcd, defeated
Edward Moylan OF Trenton, N. j.,
81. 1910, and will meet Talbert.
Talbert stopped Alejo Russell, the
Argentine champion, 6-, 6-.
Greenberg, national clay court
champion, downed young Victor
Seixas OF Philadelphia, 90, 60,
after Seixas had pulled the Journeys
biggest upset by ousting Francisco
Segura, the Ecuadorian star, Ga,
4-6, 60.
In the women's semihnals, De-
Tending Champion Pauline Betz Of
Los Angeles will meet Margaret
Osborne of San Francisco and
Louise Brough Of Beverly Hills,
Calf, will play Helen Bernhard OF
New York
Evening star., 1942-08-07
FoIkenburg Brothers Net Foes
First Time in Junior Semis

burg and Patty defeated Chica-
goan's Jerry Evert and Benny Mig
dow, 8-6, 81, while Tom Falken-
burg and Macdonald won from
Howe Atwater, Wilmette, ILL.,, and
Lawrence DAILY. Evanston, ILL.,, 60,
6-l. John Brock, Los Angeles, and
Ted Norproth, Houston, Tex, elimi-
mated Jack Tuero. New Orleans, and
Frank Willett, Admission, Ala, e4,
60.
In the boys doubles play. Dean
and Mcdonald Methey of Princeton,
N. j., advanced to the final round by
defeating Eddie Davis, New Orleans,
and Herren, 60, e2. They were
to meet Billy Smith. Orlando, Fla,
and Molloy today.
Paired today in the junior semi
final doubles play were Brock
Norproth and Tom FAlkenburg-
Macdonald and Bob Falkenburg-
Patty and Brink -Kovaleski.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
5avo|d, Music Slated
To Wind Up Training
In Capital Ring

Both Lee Savold and Tony Music.
principals in next Mondays To-
round heavyweight bout at Grifnth
Stadium, were due in Washington
this afternoon to complete last
minute training chores. Both are
slated for public workouts tomorrow
at Turner's Arena. ,'
Savold is the favorite here, with
Music regarded as one OF the trial
horses Lee must pass toward . joe
Louis bout. Music has been In the
ring with the heavyweight cham
pion. Although not knocked down.
he was stopped by TKO In the
ninth round Of their meeting IN
1910. fl.
There is some feeling reported
around Washington that another
upset Is In the making. but this may
be only wishful thinking to keep the
odds from being too one-sided. and
Savold probably will climb onto the
platform Monday night reasonable
favorite. He Is remembered here for
his knockout Of Lou Nova last May
on the Navy Relief card, and since
then also has chilled Bill Poland.
Tomorrow's workout schedule at
Turner'S calls for Music to drill ct ]
o'clock and Savold to work an hour
later. Es
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Ortiz Forgets Money
For Chance Tonight
Al Bantam Title
Gets Only $3.50, Champ
SoIico 5000; Movie
Sturs to See Bout
By the Associated Press.

1y the hSSUNiAecA kSSes
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. Aug. T.
CALIFORNIA; Manuel Ortiz makes his
bid for the bantamweight champion
ship Of the world tonight when he
meets the titleholder, veteran Lou
Salica of New York, in a l2-round
match before a star studded throng
OF Hollywood folk in Legion Stadium.
They are closely matched. Ortiz
has youth and more speed. but
Salica, a tough customer when his
title is at stake. packs more expe-
rience. The champion, at %, Is
proud Of the crown and will receive
$6 900 for defending 1t.
Ortiz, IS, will get a mere $3.50,
which hardly covers training ex-
penses, but his reward will be the
title-if he can take it. He also has
the satisfaction of helping raise ap-
proximately $4,000 for athletic
equipment for Army camps In this
section.
salica outpointed Ortiz In 1889.
Ortiz has learned plenty since then,
and has been beaten but, four times
since he began his professional
career after winning the National
Golden Gloves title at Boston as an
amateur in the flyweight class
In 1898.
He dropped decisions to Salica,
Pablo Dano. Jackie Zurich and Tony
Olivera. In return matches he twice
knocked out ZURICH and outpointed
Oliyera. Dano retired and tonight
Ortiz gets his rematch with Sahca'
salica regained the bantamweight
bauble from George Pace In New
York in 1910. In 1885 he beat Sixto
Escobar for the title, but lost 1t to
Escobar later that year. The crown
was bumped around for spell and
Pace came up with it, only to lose
1t to Salica.
salica has been beaten In the
last year or so by Rush Dalma
Olivera and Lou Transparent. Ortiz
beat Olivera and hung kayoes on
Dalma and Transparent. Kenny
Lindsay Of Canada went 10 rounds
with Salica recently. Ortiz stopped
Lindsay In six rounds.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Capitals Golf Clubs Are Aiming to Total 81 500 Summer War Stamp Sales
20 Years AGO
In The Stor

The first-place st. Louis
Browns kocked Walter johnson
out of the box with q five-run
uprising in the third inning to
defeat washington, 8-4. !Tobin's
homer with the bases loaded
was the blow that wrecked
johnson.
Fulton Brylawski won the ana
nual handicap golf tournament
at the Town and Country Club,
defeating Herbert jacob. 8 and
2, in the final. Brylawski gave
Jacobi q handicap Of six holes.
Babe Ruth hit his 20th homer
of the season to help Joe Bush
earn his 18th victory As the
Yankees blasted the Tigers, 1l-6.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
DeportmentoI Lead at Stake
As Printers Battle Noinons

Union Printers are carrying a
half-game edge over Naiman Photo
into their Departmental League tilt
this afternoon and while victory
wouldn't lock up the second-half
title for the Typos it would give
them . commanding edge. Only
three more loop games remain to be
played after today.
The Printers worked their way
ahead Of Mailman, flrst-half cham
pion, yesterday by topping Marine
Corps Headquarters, 5-4. They tai
lied four runs in the first inning.
Sam Webb on the Printers mound
gave up 10 hits, but scattered them
Evening star., 1942-08-07

SIN the latest nel2nDOrnOOQ Deak-
busting.
Stolz, a curly-haired Newarker
loaded with what the beachcombers
point out as class" cuffed the cur
rent featherweight champion-New
York State version-all over Madi-
son Square Gardens ring for the
last five rounds Of their fight last
night. and was so much the winner
that he not only galloped OF with a
10-round decision, but says he could
have kayoed "the Chalk" in the final
heat.
Angott's Crown Menaced.
And from his showing, for the
evident enjoyment OF 9,46S Of the
faithful Allie impressed even the
oldest inhabitants that the next
time he tangles with Lightweight
Champ Sammy Angott. probably
around October 2, he'll likely wind
up taking the 135-pound crown away
from stolid Samuel. The last time
they went into their waltz, in May,
Sammy came out with q disputed,
split decision.
At the same time, the ageless
Chalky was given such a going over
down the stretch OF this bristling
brawl that the timers figured he
had too much taken out of him. to
recover In time to Withstand the
challenge Of young Charley Costan-
tlno, a rapid-transit tussler from
the lower East Side.
They get together September Is.
and the Los Angeles Negroes half of
the featherweight championship
will be on the line that night
What's more, 1t might be pointed
out today that the Chalk barely got
by the last time they said "Howdy"
In q non-title tilt.
Wright In Ring Since 1878.
Chalky's recovery was especially
IN doubt since even he will admit
that he's not a young fellow any
more. AS a matter Of fact, Chalky
doesn't admit much about his age,
other than to say that It's a base
canard that he was in q preliminary
tight the night Sullivan fought
Kilrain.
But 1t is known that Wright has
been fighting since as far back as
1928, and that isn't yesterday after
noon. And 1t probably was the fact
that he's been around so long that
told most on him last night. For
f1ve rounds he was q rip-snorter in
there with Allie, but In the sixth
Allie caught Chalky a left hook to
his bread basket that made Wright
wonder about Sundays dinner, and
from there on the Glass Kid" from
Jersey was all by himself.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Too Busy as Coed
Mermaid Quits
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. T.
Helen Crelenkovich, 21-year-old
University of California junior,
has too much else to do" to
defend her national AAU diving
championship.
Winner of seven national div
ing titles in three years, she said
she is retiring from active COM
petition. She is working as she
studies physical education at the
university.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

well, while the Printers got only five,
but In the right places, OF Lefty
Askenas.
Library Of Congress in the Gov
ernment League moved into q sec
ond-place tie with War Production
Board by defeating that team, SIS,
while Petworth won its ninth Metro
League game with 1873 triumph
over Boiling Field.
Cameo Furniture Of the Indus
trial League was successful in an
outside tilt, topping Fort Washing
ton, 4-3, on the Ellipse, and will con-
tinue against service teams when 1t
goes to Norfolk tomorrow for games
then and Sunday against Bob Fel-
ler's Naval Training Station nine.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Dog Race, Wogers
Are Blocked Out
BY the Associated Press.

BY the A6S0CIAted PreS4.
REVERE, Mass, Aug. 7.-Eight
greyhounds scampered into the
backstretch at Wonderland Dog
Track last highland the lights
went out.
Seconds later the lights flashed
on again, but by that time the
mechanical rabbit was in his
hideout, the growing greyhoends
were huddled together-and the
race and all bets were called OIL.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Bobo, Declared Blind
In One Eye, Barred
As Pastors Foe
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Aug. THE Penn
sylvania State Athletic Commission S
ban on further boxing for Heavy
weight Harry Bobo erased q sched.
uled match for the Pittsburgh Negro
with Bob Pastor on September 10,
1t was disclosed today.
Jimmy Johnston, Pastors man.
ager. revealed that yesterday after
noon he had CLOSED terms" with
Art Rooney. Pittsburgh promoter,
for the match on that date, for
which Pastor was guaranteed SO, 900.
Three hours later, Leon Rains,
Pennsylvania commissioner, issued
his ban against Bobo. The Quaker
State boxing mogul said one Of
Bobo's eyes "is completely gone."
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Mario Greeorio Coins
Army Commission

Mario Gregorio, former George
town athlete and athletic director
Of Eastern Branch Boys Club, has
been commissioned a second lieu
tenant In the Army, according to
word received by Charley Reynolds,
director of the club.
Gregorio attended the Ofncers'
Training School at Miami, Fla, in
the same class with Hank Green
berg, Detroit ball player.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Columbus Grabs Lead
In A. A. by Beating
Milwaukee Twice
- The Associated Press.

The Columbus Red Birds, last
years champions Of the American
Association and preseason favorites
to repeat, today led the league for
the first time after spending three
months gaining enough momentum
to put them in the running.
They blasted Milwaukee, 8 to /
and to l. last night-adding up IS
wins over the Brewers In 20 games
while Kansas City split with Toledo
and Minneapolis lost twice to Louis
vile.
The four top teams now are
jammed into the standings this vay:
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Fa|kenburgs Among !
Selected for j. ).
Junior Net Team
b. the Associated Press.


CULVER, Ind, Aug. 7. The
United States Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton announced today the names Of
five members Of the United States
Junior Davis Cup team.
The five, who now are playing in
the national junior tennis tour
nament here, are Bob and Tom
Falkenburg of Hollywood, Calf !;
Arthur Macdonald of San Gabriel,
Calf; Jim Brink Of Seattle and
Fred Kovaleski Of Hamtramck, Mich.
Three others will be named later
to complete the squad that will
participate In tournaments at New
port, r. l., and Iongwood, Mass.
before going to Quebec to play
Canadas outstanding juniors.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

Columbus Red Munger turned In
his eleventh triumph Of the season
by beating the Brewers in the opener
Toledo downed Kansas City, 4-3,
after exploding three runs in the
third only to have Ed Levy's two
run homer tie the count In the fifth.
Louisville cooled OF Minneapolis,
l to 0 and 7 to 2.
st. Paul was showed farther into
the cellar as Indianapolis racked up
6 to ! and 3 to 2 victories.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Sports Mirror
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Assoeiated Press.
Today q year ago-Morton
Cooper hurled st. Louis Cardi-
mails to thinning, 80, triumph
over Cincinnati Reds to regain
first place as Brooklyn Dodgers
were idle.
Three years ago - Marshall
Goldberg signed one-year con-
tract to play professional foot
ball for Chicago Cardinals OF
the National League.
Five years ago-Charles 8.
Aowards seabiscuit won $50 900
Massachusetts, Handicap.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Fights Lost Night
) the Axsociated press,

Fs the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Allie stolz. 132h. Newark,
outpointsd Chalky Wrisht, 12e, Los An
geles IOD.
ELIzABETH N. J-.wallace Cross, 2lo,
East Oranse. N. J.. and Ted Wint. 1s1.
Mount vernon. N. Y, drew go.
Newark, knocked out Billy Addison 40,
New York 90.
Troy n. r. outpointed frankie Rubino,
1913, Brooklyn 90.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
List Two Trup Events

The weekly shoot Of the Washing
ton Gun Club will be held toomrrow
at Benning beginning at o'clock
The usual two events are listed, q
5o-target shoot from l6-yards and a
25-target handicap.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Bosox Buy Outfielder

BOSTON, Aug. I R-The Boston
Red Sox have purchased Ford Gar
rison, right-handed outflelder, from
Fort Worth Of the Texas League.
He's hitting .295.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
StoIz Likely Next Feather King,
His Cutting Of Wright Hints
ChoIky, New York Champ, SoundIy Beaten;
Aneott's Lightweight Reign Menoeed
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

NEW YORK, Aug TIT still is matter for argument like
how hot like breakfast coffee but the Jacobs beach
conbers pretty much convinced today that there be
of ruling the feaherwghs ghtweights
result of the cutting around Allie Solz handed Chaky Wright
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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-06-18
Victory in 1912

The announcement by President RooSe-
Welt of the understanding reached between the
United States and the Soviet Union on the
urgency of the tasks of opening a second
front in 1912" will be hailed with favor by
workers composing the Western Maryland
Industrial Union Council which pettioned
the President a few months ago TO take
steps TO open a second front Immediately.
The announcement indicates not only
basis for quickly defeating Hitler this
year, but shows that closer working ar
rangcment has been reached between two
great world powers for the complete eraSing
Of faScSm and the establishment of true
peoples peace when victory has been gained
When the announcement of the under
standing between the L. s. and the U.SS.R.
was made by our Commander-n-C Chief. Eng
fish Prime Minister Churchill reported that
England and the Soviet Union had signed a
2O-year agreement embodying not only the
basis for the opening of a second front
against Hitler in 1912 but the basis for
mutual aid in the postwar period
How did Hitler take the news? Obvious
", he didn't like it for he massed even great
er strength against Russia in a frenzied
attempt to score Knockout blow on the
Caucasian oil fields. But. his blows have APP
parently been glancing off the Russians
tough jaw.
How did the defeatists and appeasers
in America take the news? Some congress
men wearing the badges of appeasers voiced
the opinion that land force on a second
front against Hitler wasn't needed-that an
air force could do the job That opinion is
shortsighted. Just as they are. Common
sense tells us that the tremendous Raj
raids on important Nazi production centers
are cutting Nazi supplies short at their
source. but il takes a land invasion TO cut
down the Nazi storm troopers that remain.
Naturally the Nazis and their appeaser
friends in the United States do not like the
idea Of closer unity between the three ma
tons now fighting for world freedom. But
the peoples of America. England and Rus
STA wiled the unity and their will will pre-
vail in the victory and peace soon to come
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-06-18

Fly bomb to Bcrlin--put 10 per-
cent OF pay In war bonds.
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1942-06-18

Labor knows the score-buy war
bonds moro and more.
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labor Library@mmm
Exposing A
Cancer In
/ American Life
BY Dixie Louise Fiske

Never Come Morning by Nelson
Algrccn. published by Harper Bro
theirs. $3.50 at the Book Centre.
Lefty BicepS. who wants only
steady Job. clean place to sleep
and steady girl all his own. lives
IN the shadows OF Chicago .
under the Fl. IN the dark OF night
IN the poolroomS and the alleys.
Lefty lives In the jungle OF Chi
cago: he is an outlaw; lie is OF the
hunted OF society who are born
without chance OF escape.
On Chlcago'S WcStSidc. Lefty rob
and murders and dreams OF some
thing better lie wants to BE- heavy
weight champcen OF the world OF
the star major league pitcher He
wants little dcccpCy and place
in the Sun But tho Chicago jungle
code by which Lefty lives Is TO lie.
to steal. 10 rob. TO murder. 10 be-
tray his girl. Sicnic. He can do 10
better
The picture Algiccn paints is one
TO turn the stomach and make the
reader mad. angry that such . lie
could cxis, in America This fulhllS
AlGrcen'S purpose
Like = Ssilliul surgeon Nelson
Algrccn has cut back the outer skin
OF American life and exposed the
cancctouS. diseased lie OF tho poo
pie vino are forced 10 I've on the
lringcS OF society He knows well the
lie he writes oi and he pulls 10
punches