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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
viii Give DODGERS AII-Around Protection

Billy Sullivan didn't downcast his sale to the
Brooklyn club.
Zone feel too badly about going with championship
Sullivan smiled But frankly will miss the Tigers
They bunch and have warm friends among
them. And I badly treated. They thought should
get a certain salary and didn't think enough We
couldn't agrec-thats the whole story have reason to
believe will not be happy where am will try to be happy
I will give my best always did that"
Apparently Larry MacPhai is happy about sharing the
veteran catcher Brooklyn boss paid the Tigers
$4,000 to SIT 500 take your pick.
MacPha figures way Jack Zeler figured before the
Tiger general manager the winter told US how valuable ne
thought Sullivan all-around workman.
SulN fellow who gives us all sorts OF protection
MacPha explained I'VE needed another catcher mickey
the first string catcher and Herman Franks to 80
into army needed another catcher because we'll
have three we'll have Don Pad
gett the whole year Then, sullivan is capable third
bascman ba>eman He's another OF those utility men
hard to find these days
Sullivan who % last October has been in organized
baseball since 1881 He right out of Noe Dame TO the
White Sox Later he sent to Milwaukee
I'D then brought majors by Cincinnati when Mac
Jail running the Reds Up TO now he had been in me
american League MacPhai waivers on him and
sold him to the Cleveland Indians.
The Indians sent him TO the BrWns in tho deal when
brought Role Hcmsley Cleveland The Tigers got Billy from
the Browns for George Slick Cofman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Cut big Melon
Total Of salts in Prizes TO Be Distributed Among
Times Sweeps Pin Teams
Bv HAROLD KAHL

1855. Chct Zdanio'S Altcs Of Ham
tramck in Class y with PIT and
Sid Hohlit's German in Class +
with 1898.
Other members of the DENLY
team are Nick Blossom, Frank
Tcsfhlcr. Fred Stark and Jimmy
Zoos AlbrcchtS mates arc Al Nc
Herman Len Kaan'a. julius Engcl
and Grant Starhuck CaS> PasZck
Henry and Walter JaSkieWiCz and
Chct Zarawa rolled with Zdanio
and Joe Crognale. Ed Many Herb
McAllister and Fred BroSe with
Hohlit.
With the exception Of Class A.
which is the open division. aver
ages of winners in the other classes
as Of Dec. l, l9i1. must be certified
by league secretaries before checks
arc mailed. Winning captains have
"c~oiNcd certifiCation blanks Re-
turn them Immediately TO I'm
pcr.al Recreation.
To the hackers. captains. bowl
erS. proprietorS. Detroit Bowling
Association officials and the Amer
lean Bowling Congress many
thanks from The Detroit Times
Imperial Recreation and this
writer for making the 1912 event
another hug success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Co(hrdne May
Manage Navy .

CHICAGO, March 10 GNS).-
Mickey Cochrane, former manager
of the Detroit Tigers. will manage
a tram of sailors from the Great
Lakes naval training station
through a 100-game schedule
against college and minor and ma
ior league baseball teams, it was
reported in Chicago today.
Facts tending 10 confirm the re-
port include the application of
Black Mike for a navy commits
sion, and the recent announcement
by Admiral John Downes, that the
Great Lakes physical conditioning
program is TO be greatly expanded
and paced by a Sudden death"
football schedule this fall.
When Ted Williams. the Boston
Red Sox' smuggling outfielder, Wis
tied Chicago two weeks ago with a
view 10 cnliSting in the navy, he
was taken under the wing of Coch-
rane, who took him on tour of
the training station north of Chi
cago, indicating the former big
league catching star knows his
way around the station.
Big league baseball players
wearing naval uniforms include
such stars as Bobby Teller of the
Indians. Sam Chapman and Benny
Mccoy of the Athletics and Joe
Grace of the Browns. and while
they are not at present stationed
at Great Lakes. il was reported
transfers would make them avail
able TO COChrane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Detroit Fair Grounds race track
will be ono of tho few courses in
the country 10 hold races on the
grass this season, Flat racing on
the turf will be a feature OF the
1912 meeting. It was announced
today by Racing Secretary Charles
II. Henry. Three races on the turf
Will be- held each week. Henry
said. the new inheld course will be
completed IN time for opening day
Art Pony Of Detroit. paired
with Felix Scragin Of Scranton.
Pa, for n 1876 60 become one Of
the 20 qualifying teams in the
National AMATEUR Professional
tournament nj ST Augustine.
Fla. Denny Champagne Of
Grand Rapids, playing with Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Patrick strengthened his case in
battle royal for the right field
berth in the Detroit clubs regular
lineup when the season gets under
way against the Cleveland Indians
in Briggs Stadium, April IA.
OTHER ROCKIES SHINE
Besides Patrick. the leading con-
tenders for the outfield job that
was set for Pat Mullin before Pat
went away 10 war, are Don Ross,
and Ned Harris. Patrick. who
was the best hitter in the Inter-
national League last season. has
posted but two hits in the games
up to yesterday. Yesterdays single
was his only hit of the game, but
it was a big baby.
The Tiger rockies generally had
a big day. Besides Patrick, younger
players who shared in the glory
were Murray Franklin, Billy Hitch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
prize List on Page 28)
Toledo Caqers Meet
New York in Opener

NEW YORK. March 10 GNS).-
With tho two top ranking teams
eliminated. City College Of New
York was installed as favOrtc to-
day 20 win the National Invitation
Basketball TOurnancr' They
clash with Toledo in a furSt-round
match tonight at Madison Square
Garden
Seeking the other quarlcr-iinal
berth is Rhode Island State which
opposes Western Kentucky
Creighton and West Virginia
gained the penultimatc round by
scoring upset wins over West
Texas State and Long Island Uni
VcrSfty. respectively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
D. X. Y. A. Regatta
Program for 1912

MAY 30 etroi, Yacht Club.
June r Old club Sunday
June - p cathoat race
June i3 Bsyytsw Yacht club aU-dsy
race
June 81 Detroit Boa, Ciub Sunday.
June q Toledo Yacht club Mills race
Genfatiyet
Juiy f-Grosse Pointe Yacht club
July II Port Huron Markinag Race
July 1919 - Robert Oskman series
IN Y 60! Phno Wright series % y G y
June % Windsor Yacht club 6S1ndavl
August ? Edison Boat club Sunday.
August = -A-aAhP- ~ater-rare
August . u r. race 10 Bsy
August 1912 lntsrlsks regatta, Putin
BAy
August Is Oau
August % Crescent san Yacht Club
August %. - International snip" racer
&C. : Y c.
August 30 Crosse Poinfe Club
September BAY view Yacht Club $50
mile race On Lake Huron
Sep,emher n Y e SVeeps'akrs
Sep,enhsr - RayviPw AZ nirht race
September GO. r. Y c. Blue WBte'
rare SUNDAY
September 27-Open
October y p Y A catboat cham
plonships Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Patrick MAKING
Strong Bid for
0utfieId Berth
Rookie Delivers Blow
That Gives Tigers 6-5
Victory Over Brooklyn
BY LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND, Fla, March 19.--
Bob Patrick, recruit outfielder up
from the Buffalo club. today was
the hero of the Tigers first VIC
tory in six starts in the Grapefruit
League this spring.
His single scored Rip Radcllf
with the winning run in a ninth
inning uprising yesterday which
gave the Tigers victory over the
Brooklyn Dodgers, 6-5.
The Tigers six-run splurge was
lust one short of their total for
all of the previous five contests.
As result of his timely swat,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
aid Walker Of Cleveland, COM
bined for li2 TO qualify.

aid Walker Of Cleveland, COM
bined for li2 TO qualify.
Constantine Eizak. former Per.
ShinG High School football anC
track star, was on route 10 thl
Naval Training Base AT Norfolk
Va, today 10 Join Commando
Gene TunnCy'S physical cCuc"iiot
branch OF the United State, Navy
Johnny kotZ, University Of
Wisconsin, forward, has been
named the Western Conference
player most valuable TO his team
during the past season, Andy
Phi'ip, sophomore guard FROM
Illinois, was rum rI'n. ard
Fros'y SnrWll Pu~G'". W.,
third. kc.i aSc"G - &c pc.1t,
per game for the Badgers.
Sally Sessions OF Muskcgon wa,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Williams problem is the pos
sibility of a sometimes cruel
public getting on him" in the
coming season.
AS you know, the Red Sox
slugger was placed in ga draft
classification instead of Ia on
an appeal that went 10 President
Roosevelt for final decision. The
Redistribution was based on de-
tendency of his mother.
And, Of course, the fate Of
the Red Sox is centered in what
Williams does at bat this season.
With the lanky Californian out
Of the lineup, Boston might
have trouble making the first
division. With him in there the
Red Sox conceivably might be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Meet in SemifinaI

lORNOND BEACH, Fla Nrcp
70 GNSD The annual midVIntcf
Florida lnvitational golf tourna-
mcnt today moved into tho SCml-
final round with medallSt Don L.
Moore Of Essex Falls. y J Sched-
ulod 10 meet DoublaS IIIrd OF In
clcwood. y J
l.. q. Robcrt,haw of East
Oranke. y. j., and Shepard Barnes
NJ ShorthillS. y. J. were pared
in the other Semifnal bracket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
MacPhaiI Once Asked Waivers for Him

Speaking golf ball shortage Tommy Bridges Of the
Tigers enjoys story the golfer who died and con-
signed regions only find limousine aAd hvcred
chauffeur waiting drive him n swank country club
Upon arrival he taken into the carpccd locker room
outfcd in gong toys given beautiful Of clubs and
sunshine beating down the first tee.
"IIa!' he gloaed, looking down the emerald lattWay,
"give my ball. boy
The caddie raised his finger
THAT. my unfortunate friend i the he'll of it, he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

lhe press Yankees any does press
Yankees.
conducted by the United Press revealed that the
popular slugger might dsavor and find difficult 10
keep swinging the fiereeness last year majority
of fans figuring Williams past salaries should be enough to
support mother skeptca of the ruling which did not
Hugh Mucahy Cecil Travis and other big leaguers
service.
But shall what shall see 50 the saying goes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
-By LEO MAcDONELL-
A GOLF STORY-NEW STYLE

LAKELAND March 19.-Ted Williams, in interview last
fall said
"Tll tell you why I'm hitting 400 got confidence this
year for the first time"
Which brings the question. Will that confidence take
him off the spot this Right wrong Williams
spot surrounding his draft defer
men to whether not he asked for the defermen or
whether his mother could live without his baseball
(S35,000 this year. and other such details
Williams believes he doing right and isn't to to
he sn-Uncle appears have taken OF that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
OTHER ROCKIES SHINE
Buck Weakening?

LAKELAND, Fla, March 19
(UP).-Buck (Bo-Bo) Newsom.
who got $4,000 for losing 20
games last season. today showed
signs of abandoning his role of
No. l Detroit Tiger holdout. He
had said he wouldn't take a cut
but now is talking for SIS, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

The proud name OF Brooklyn from their jOsies
ANY bum what can manage TO get shut out
of them playofs twcet In a row shouldn't oughta
have that label in his shoit,' declares a repre-
sentative Dodger Bum in World Telegram
cartoon.
But if that Biggest Bum. Patrick Egan.
hadn't been crippled in the Toronto game. Dut-
tons Buns might still be in the fight
Two National Football League coaches are
quietly looking into the prospects of army or
navy bcrths Just in case says one. But
II knew my family would be taken care Of.
I'd be glad 10 60 right now" Both men are
ga with a flock Of dependents . The pro grid
league officials will meet in New York next week
10 consider rule changes and draw up next falls
schedule. with Boss Layden in charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
AFTER $500 BONUS

Johnny has been striving desper-
ately for his sixth shutout of the
season lately - and that 5000
bonus He thought he had it
against Boston and Herbie Cain
stole the puck from Ed Bush and
gallopcd in 10 spoil everything. He
had tho CanadienS whipped-and
Joe Benoit and Ken Reardon got
in on a breakaWaY.
Don Crosse and Sid Abel are
two other Wings who'll be tipping
around tonight even more than
usual. Crosse. with 40 points,
hasn't a chance 10 nose out Byran
Hextall Of the Rangers for the
scoring championship because ii
would take seven points TO tie.
Lynn Patrick is second with "a
points and Phil Watson third with
80. Don's best shot is for third
place but he could catch Patrick
Abel and Bill Thoms of the
Hawks will stage a dual for tiftF
place. Both are now tied with A.
DOintS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Chicago Team
Near Abe Mark

COLUMBUS. q. March 70
up Budwcisor Beers Of Chi
cago assembled the fifth highest
total ever recorded in tho Amer
can Bowling Congress at IT'S forty
second annual meet here. The
3l3l score gave tho team first
place and a good chance ~ the
championship. Gibol Recreation
of Cleveland moved into second
place with 2Sg1 NcC'anahan
Res taurant or Lanca>tor. O.. went
into fourth place with -SI6.
The standings:
SINGLES
JOSEPH KamInsaL Yauvv. .vu o. 80
Vincent Gros Elizabeth y rt1
liar 3" Er'G'zU a-n. cuban. 'Nl
John Dih9r.s. Bufan. .. ',f
Russell Shu- or, Youngstown q rta
DOUBLES
IS Herr Fa., Ir Cone Zve
lr-r-4 '-'
,e, F--.-.' so r I-st
an, III m a.io-0a-i p'. &C..
Va u.s' ,a.E1 u-.
Inn war,h- Hem, R,.r- Ias l.
tNE.NNN
sudVo'ser Pecrs Ch.,ae. c'.'
r. mheNs RaQreatipn C.t,.ar3 -~F-
Sru'-sr's B.Rung Ccr.i rss-
WrCsr1h,r res'sr-,r' rea- -s
d. y Tavern DsN -~.i
NI-INENI>
rusr-h E4r-frsiU i..-... .,tr q $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
4 total Of S4T75,

= total OF S4,i,),
That is the prize melon Of the
tenth annual Detroit Times Bowl
ing Sweepstakes, which completed
an 1l-wcek-ond stand AT Imperial
Recreation in the General Motors
building last Sunday
or the SITS. there will b. 1911
slices % SIS each. eight in Class
\. \ in Class E. 81 in class {. "a
N Class y and IS IN Class T.. It
readily can be cecn Classes d and
T.. catering To the lower average
bowlcrs. were the most popular
The payoff is determined in pro-
portion to the number of entries
in each class. The bulk of ! 26l
teams wcrc in the two lower divi-
>ions. so u i only natural they
should cut up the most prize
money 70 just ~ a fair return for
tho amount they paid in entry
f1~S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Hockey players 10 murder
Tor e stanley Cup but Lord Stanleys big gift the
sport mas been Kicked around plenty in its 80 When
Montreal Wanderers held the a
contaner the counter
bowling alleys in Montreal
best champagne from IL.
Young Jim Norris caShcd ticket when his horse Mnee-
2o clicked ~ Tropical Park The Red Wings think Jack
Stewart and Don Crosse belong a.star
And say they'll keep proving the plsyofs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
or the Hook 1svi. M \. Waite,

BoEng nlinawG are yippng that the Charley
hasn't turned that Manager $500
Tor his FIRST bout Nick In the Know Londes the boys
Ieh right however The sparkling middeweigh from Fern
good the Chevrolet
me proper time Manager Jones has offers
according Nick.
Dem original Brooklyn Buns making
demand that Those Other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Hawks
Final Foe
Tonight
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Only the lives of the players
and a few hockey records will be
al stake as the Red Wings and
the Chicago BlackhawkS cro&
blades az Olympic tonight for the
last time before thc playoffS, But
a crowd ,of 10000 is expected TO
watch Jack Adams huStling play
.erS try 10 slash through their ninth
successive battle al home without
defeat.
The BlackhaWkS are poised a bit
uncomfortably up there in fourth
place, awaiting the opening of the
series with the Boston Bruins, who
kicked the Siufflng out OF them, 9
10 l, the last time they met. The
Red Wings will be out 10 warm Up
for their playoff opener with
Montreal Sunday They feel little
better than Hawks about their
| plaVOff chances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
TO INCREASE PRIZES

Chester Sliccy'S Norton which
sot an all-timc record of 3202 in
winning the Class A championship.
will receive a S25 check So will
tho seventeen little quintet IN
Class y and the SiXty-fifth in Class
T.. II Is planned 10 increase the
first. second and third prizes next
year
Since they topped their field
remro-~ of the Norton five Frank
coil. Pert Pearson Jack DlG'o-
yanni ard Elwood Blake in addi-
tion Ia SliCcy. will receive engraved
gold medals. given by The Detroit
Times. in recognition Of their Ster-
Ing performance.
So viii the members Of Freddy
Nlllor'S DENLY Recreation winner
m Class y with 2S9S William Al
brorhtS Kuhlc in Class c with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Egorses DAD E2U7za opEa Grass Here

eliminated by Mrs EStelle Lawson
Page Jr. of Chapel Hill y c.
fye-timc winner. I and 3, in the
second round Of tho annual North
South womcn'S golf tournament al
y. {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
HAWKS JINXED

It's rather hard for hockey fans
who only see the BlackhawkS here
TO understand how Paul Thomp-
sons team can be ahead of the
Wings They're fighting tigers at
home but the Hawks haven't won
a game here in two years That
includes one game Of the playoffs
last season in which Detroit
knocked them out in two straight.
II is doubtful if they'll 90 about
tonight even 10 end that deplor-
able record when the playoffS are
Just ahead.
Max and Doug Bentley. big
Johnny Mariucci and Earl Seibert
have definite nuisance value,
however. Johnny Mowers has shut
out the Hawks twice. but on two
other occasions Max Bentley and
Johnny Mariucci have spoiled the
Detroit goalie'S chances with long
shots when the Wings were scor-
ing one-sided victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
MAY SWITCH TO SUNDAY

Detroit Yacht Club and Crosse
Pointe Yach Club have listed
their regattaS As usual on tho holt
day days Decoration Day. Fourth
of July and Labor Day
The first two listed days fall on
Saturday this year. but may be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Sunday Regatta
Dates Set by
Local Clubs
Change From Regular
Saturday Events Made
TO FIJI in War Plans
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Five local yacht clubs which
formerly held their regattas on
Saturay, will stage their events on
Sunday during the coming season.
Because of war work many
yachtsmen will be unable 10 get
away for Saturday events. Others
may not get in any sailing at all,
even on the Sabbath.
a survey among the delegates
attending the spring meeting Of
the Detroit. River Yachting Asso-
citation last night at the Bayview
Yacht Club. found a general well
come response 10 the Sunday re-
gatta idea
All long distance events. like
the Mackinac race scheduled for
July II. will be held on Saturday
a. usual. although later starts are
likely IN he made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
MANDERS LIFTED

Hal Manders. who succeeded
Trout, had TO be taken out in the
seventh. Hal couldn't get set and
the Dodgers picked on his Offer
ings for seven hits and four runs.
Hal White and Roy Henshaw did
the rest of the chucking for the
DetroitS.
Casey was boss for three heats.
Then the Tigers got TO him in the
ninth. First up, Cramer walked
and McCosky got an infield single.
Radcliff forced Cramer, but Hig-
gins singled, scoring McCosky and
Patrick followed with his hit.
scoring Radcliff with the winning
marker.
The Tigers were to battle the
Reds in Tampa today, starting at
2 30 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

cock and Dixie Parsons. The quar-
tet batted home four of the teams
total of TALES. Pinky Higgins and
Doc Cramer hit home the other
two. Cramer garnered three singles
in the afternoons spree. The
Tigers as a whole collected Is
against nine for the Dodgers.
Paul Dizzy Trout was the first
and best of four Tiger pitchers
who saw action in the game. Trout
hurled five innings and allowed
three hits and one run. An error
by Pinky Higgins figured in the
tally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

\ united racing front. de-
si.ucd 10 aid the nations war
effort. will he formed during
the thrcc-day meeting Of Amer
lean horse racing notables, con-
Nening in Chicago today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Hollywood Twentieth Century
Fox. The defending titleholderS.
and >e,en other qulntctS won their
WV nt0 tlc quaytcrlinalS OF
-rfural 4. \. l.. basketball cham
ulor hip tournament at Denver.
Midland. Mich. Chemical City lost
10 Chicago Clippers. 1884.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08

accept appointment as Unemploy-
ment Compensation Commissioners.
He has been Overwhelmingly re-
elected at each succeeding con-
vention. During this time various
Connecticut governors have APP
pointed him to represent the state
at conferences in Washington deal
ing with labor legislation.
Jim is AZ years old. He was mar
ried on May IL, 1921, to Miss
Lillian Seipel, of New Britain.
They have SON, James ]. Clerkin,
Jr. Bro. Clerkin, Sr., belongs to
the Elks, knights of Columbus,
and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Besides taking care of the Fed
eral unions directly affiliated to the
AL i'm the state, he has been high.
~ successful in organizing workers
into the different AFL Interna-
tional unions.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
Rockbestos

Continued from Page One)
Steward Tom Ahearn stated that
the employees i'm his department are
now fully satisfied that Local BOO
is reasonable and responsible or
ganization. Tom feels that his fell
low workers now understand the
advantages of collective bargaining
for both management and workers
and will therefore back him up
1902. sAfter ALL" Tom said, s'they
wanted to be sure first, and ] don't
blame them. 1t does save a lot of
grief If you look before you leap
Steward John Mayo heartily
agreed with Ahearn, saying he didn't
blame employees for waiting in order
to get the right answers. He also felt
that he'd get everybody in his de-
partment signed. president Roosevelt
emphatically endorsed collective bar
gaining which should be good enough
for all of u.s."
Qualification is being expressed by
all union members at the response to
the membership campaign since the
completion of negotiations. Enroll
ment figures according to Chief
Stewards Albert Vigneault and John
Macy, indicate close to 5000 of e1igi-
bic employees have signed member
ship cards.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-08-08
D. |. Chapman
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
a job of this size without good
fight with the Unions involved. As
it stands today Chapman is getting
one defense job after another with
out interference on the part of any
body while being guilty of many I'M
fair practises known to you and me.
I'm the final analysis this situa-
ton boils down to two things:
Labor is being most patriotic and
helpful in the War effort on the
one hand while on the other the
war is a most profitable PROPOSE
ton to Chapman and his kind.''