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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
Wanted: Only Crackpots

dynamic efforts to be FREE to produce
without the hamstringing of the Wash
ington red-tape artists is that his great
record in shipbuilding made him public
character-almost an heroic figure.
This irked the members of the ancient
and honorable limelight trust in Wash
ington.
No. 2-He had the temerity to assert
without taking counsel" that airplane
cargo-carriers would solve the submarine
menace.
Therefore he must be "Billy" Mitchelled
by the professors of routine and the red
tape throttlers.
No. 3-He kept business company with
an original-minded "rich" man-Howard
Hughes.
This is also crime in the eyes of the
New Dealers, who believe that original sin
consists in any one having more money
than they have.
IT'S deplorable spectacle.
Henry j. Kaiser is the boldest, most
courageous and helpful man in the country
today in his line.
And his line is the line that we depend
on to save us-mass production in record
time and original ideas in air defense.
He is being treated by the political
brasshats and tinhorns as though he
were criminal instead of a public bene-
factor.
A shameful exhibition
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18

To The Editor:
How would like to get an ad like hisChdren for Sale.
absurd think anybody wanting to sell their children
but the conditions of this force people TO do it.
You can't rent place with them.
have been forced to vacae the last premises lived be-
had remodel Since then have been living
my brothers place. Now can't find place to and the
going the both of unless We not
crowded but he insists that families can't live his house
The and have been asking people to share
Then why do the courts can't do it?
hope you will print opinion of the landlords in this city
the selfish and unreasonable bunch of
ever to walk the face of this earth.
Mrs. Blanche Lawrence,
1924 Piquette avenue
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18

To the Editor:
7 of the many workers faced with very dir
situation here in the city of Detroit.
Skilled labor is needed badly here yet married
with his wife and child can't get apartment decent pac
live because the landlords and andades don't want to b.
disturbed by child
They want to make the bullets, and tanks to VIII
this yet who but the married with dependents ef
do this work?
We aren't all financially able to here and buy home
hope this reaches few of really patriotic citizens
they turn the necessity of being little tolerant
of children that the workers. the
equipment to armed forces.
Frank Farber,
7541 Linwood avenue
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
Tire-Saving Route

NPENING of the cross-Ontario route
~ to Detroit and Michigan trucks
carrying freight to eastern states is one
of the most important achievements Of the
motor carrier industry.
Trucks travelling from Detroit to
Buffalo, as an example, save 104 miles on
each one-way trip while trucks between
Port Huron and Buffalo save 230 miles
each time they cross Canada instead of
circling the lakes.
The time saved by the shorter trip cuts
hours in the shipment of war goods to
their destinations
The gasoline saving is big, particularly
In the East where the trucks must take
fuel for the return trip.
Each mile saved means rubber tires
saved.
The Canadian and Ontario govern
ments have now granted the 10-year plea
Of the Michigan Trucking Association and
the Detroit Board of Commerce to permit
crossing of Ontario by trucks under bond.
The only freedom which deserves the name
Is that of pursuing our own good in our own
way, so long as We do not attempt to deprive
others of theirs, or impede their efforts TO
obtain it.-Mill.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18
BAERlNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
HNy NnA AWNy
BY ARTHUR Bugs BAER

Begins to look as if us northeasterners
are going to get by okay if our motor cars
will volatiize hay.
We can adjust our carburators to rich
mixture of ragweed and pollen and skim away
at no miles per gallon.
I've fixed my oil furnace up with false
teeth so it can nibble toothpicks during the
cold spells.
Distributed BY International Rev. servic.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18

ONGRESS and the swivel-chair
~ squatters believe the way to get
things done is to talk about them.
"f we are to win this war in
reasonable time," said Mr.. Kaiser the
other day over the radio, "there must
be a fifth freedom-THE FREEDOM
TO PRODUCE"
One major crime of Mr.. Kaiser in his
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18

TELEPHoNE-CHERR $500
Subscription rates Gin advsnceb by mai
o any place in the United States, Canada
" Mexico Ton Canadian subscriptions add
90 TO cover war import taxi
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-18

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing z
Company at 1928 Times Square, Detroit,
Michigan.
Entered at Detroit. Mich, as second Class
Mail Matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Charity
Only. PEA
Idea

NEW YORK. Dec Is "JPl "a
widespread program Of matchc,
between all available professional
golfers. with all proceeds going e
charity. will replace 'ho 1913 PEA
title tournament, Fred CorCoran
tournament manager for Tho Pro.
fcSSional Golfers Association. said
today.
CorCoran. currently awaiting A
call 10 20 overseas for tho Roc
Cross. said he conferred With
President I'd Dudley Of tho PEA
and they decided 10 abandon ucN'
Years Pea tourney chiefly bc.
cause over 200 members of tho
association are i'm service.
The program OF charity matches
Corcoran SAID. will be staged 7l0nl
tho hnc> OF the matches hold dur.
inc the first World War and added
that most of tho Stops which Woulo
have been on Tho winter tour 81
tho pros cancelled some fimo ACC
-wcrc anxious TO have golf OF
some sort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Gdngster Tinge
In Ring Feud

NEW YORK, Dec. Is GNS)-
Freddie Sommers. manager Of
lightweight boxer Cleo ShaN Of
Los Angeles, today blamed eur
rent lightweight feud Tor beat
ing he said he received from TWO
unknown aSSailan'S.
The two men. Wnom SonmcTS
said he did not recognize. entered
his hotel room yesterday and beat
him so severely it was feared his
jaw, broken two months ago IN a
fight with trainer Bobby Dawson.
again was fractured
Sommcr~ was thrown out Of
promoter Mike Jacoh>S office re-
Gently when he OSommcrJ Sug.
gcStcd that nc run out on a
contract for ShanS 10 fight for
Marty Cohen at the ST. Nicholas
arena in order 10 fight for Jacobs
in the Garden.
Later SommcrS claimed Nhan>
received 2 broken rib In a eight in
Boston Friday night He received
a poStponcmont from Cohen tor q
scheduled bout between Shans AID
Chester Rico until January II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Robinson Stops
mellow in Sd

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. T.
GNSl Ray Sugar Robinson
New York Negro welterweight las
night scored a thrcc-round tech
nical knockout over Al NettloW Of
Detroit before 10000 spectators
at Convention Hall
Nettlow, who is a chief boat
SWANS mate in the navy and
boxing instructor at the Jackson
Vile Fla naval base. scarcely
threw punch i'm the three rounds
that the fight lasted, and didn't
land "A damaging blow.
After being knocked down by a
sharp lett 10 tho chm in the first
round. Ncttlow took a mcrclleSS
beating At The ond of the third
round hS manager, Al We'll
forbid him TO continue
Robinson victory was his thir-
ticth Knockout and foructh CON
Sccutivo professional fight victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
They Got there in Old DAYS

Com. Harry Kendall, says The Detroit Yacht Club Log,
remembers back when DYC members didn't all have
mobiles and members reached the club by bicycle horse and
buggy and by launch for the part Many walked
the bridge and up the club.
The club had five ceboats in those days and
In for winter sailing in big way.
In 1904 the Commodore owned his first twocylndcr
Robinson II had leather top but doors and windshield
and It could be heard chuGCng and putting for blocks A trip
from his home Bethunc club without stopping for
repairs or adjus, ments rarity. Il crankcd very
ong crank and he suffered many bump from the bacng
motor.
The Logs moral is Why worry about ra,jonng? Lots OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
MuNedW Picked
Ahead Of Del Baker

BUFFALO. Dec Is fUP).-For-
ner Buffalo shOrtStop Greg Null
lCavy. manager Of tho pennant-
winning jamestown Falcons In the
Class d Pony League. viii pilot
The Buffalo International League
baseball team in 1913. John G.
SuClmcicr, the BiSonS' general
manager announced today
Chosen 10 replace A Vincent
who viii assist Steve O'Nclll a.
manager Of the Detroit Tigers,
Nullcavy won support Of a ma
iorIty Of the clubs directors over
Del Baker. Oscar Wit. Pie Tray
nor and Fred Hancy all former
major league managers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Share Hunting Thrills
GoodfeIIow Day Is Ideal One TO Write Friends
in Armed Forces Of Experiences in the Open
BY DON GILES

This is Goodfellow Day in De
trolt, and to YOU hunters and
anglers who failed TO heed our
earlier suggestion OF writing a
letter 10 one of your boy friends
now in the armed services and
telling him of your hunting and
fishing trips this year, this IS the
best day of the year TO carry out
that forgotten pledge
After you step up 10 the corner
and purchase one Of those Good
fellow papers. with a good STABLE
donation. which without telling
you. goes TO a real worthy cause,
make it a must on your day $
list to get that letter off your
chest today"
You hunters and fishermen can
do a lot 10 keep up the spirits Of
friends in the services II you Will
lust make the effort. Tell them
about the game crop in Michigan.
How il raincd like holy blazeS the
first two days Of the pheasant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Leonard-Whi+e Bout Ideal One

Nate Lewis brought Leo Kodak here for the night with
Willie joyce procams that the ideal ring encounter
the Benny Leonard and Charley White some
ears back
time fight will remember that White. famous as
had the worlds championship almost in his
grasp in tha, memorable scrap
sklfu boxers, each with wicked punch
explained Lewis who managed White They spared and
openings carefully They tented and laid traps They
tried You couldn't ask for
greater skill and generashp But for four rounds there
o damage.
Then White slipped through his famous left hook II
blasted Leonard of the Benny Crawed back through
ropes with the help of his brother He bad
shape but ne still knew what do He reached for and
missed the He tried again and caught hold Then
his brother helped push him into the ring. The referee
apparently didn't that Anyway Benny lasted the round
Finally he found opening in the ninth and stopped
Charley. But ii great fight. thought we had
championship
The fight staged at Benton Harbor July 5, 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
GsnoaGelow Day. EIul IBum Knee Keeps Edible Home

altcrnated between forward and
defense Sunday, and. Jack Claw-
ford. However, they still have
frankie BrimSck, the original Mr..
Zero, in the nets. which should
offset any other defensive loss.
a victory for the Wings would
plunge them into a three way tie
for second place Chicago ano To-
ronto. both of whom are idle to-
night being dcadlockcd, two
points ahead OF the Wings Should
The Bruins win they would in
crease their lead over the field 10
three points.
Immediately after tonlGht's
game the Red Wings viii move on
10 Chicago where they play
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Ber+eII Recalls First Hit as Tiqer

Dick BarteL 1912 addition 10 group of veterans wh
have achieved 1000 hits in the majors says that
I'll the hits that gave him the pleasure the
the American League, which his
debut with the Tigers in 1910.
"It my first time bat in that league" Bartel
called they really initiated had to low
bridge fast did for that first pitch from Slick COfman
Of the Browns thought he going to get in the
When pretty hot and wanted TO hit
than did then got two-baeGcr the pitch and
/ still grin every time recall it,
We imagine that the Slicker, who grins easily, gnned
apeny when Bartel did gymnastics duckng the PITCH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Thirteen Rcd Wings VIII enter
the Boston Garden tonight q
battle Tho Boston Bruins for the
third time m fWo weeks ana seek
To bounce rEht back into the
thich osthc night for the top spot
IN fhe Nauonal Hockey Tongue
OnIy three defense men are
available for tShichrS contest as
neither Jac. stewart whose sine
I~ s-. h0'ngIn- hum. oU Elbic
Gaa8'e.loW made The trip fhc
veteran lopitD.low felt Mat 'ircc
games r four nights would be toe
Cro1f q STRAIN on hiS knee. which
h1, boon troubling him again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
EVEN UNTIL FOURTH

Kodak had harticd on even terms
with his opponent until that fate
ful fourth. Referee Johnny Wohor
called the first round oven gave
tho second 10 Kodak tho third 10
Joyce. Joyce had a little rho better
Of tho going IN that final Stanla
bat finished tho Job in tho dying
seconds
a knockout mn the fourth round
was also tho result IN the other
feature Of the double wlrdup as
Benny Goldberg took tho measure
Of Lou Transparent IN Two min
utoS and - seconds Of that >tanza
\ left o the head quickly followed
by another 10 The solar plcNuS
sent the Baltimore bantam 10 tho
canvas, and he was Just attempt
lnC 10 rise as referee Lou Handler
was counting 10.
+ had 10 be a Knockout for
Benny was behind on points when
he got in his telling ticks. Trans
parent a veteran. had things well
IN hand from the start. Goldbcrg'S
iaNorltc trick OF hitting and CInCh-
ING baCkiIrcd as Lou gave hIm Il
lesson m iniIghtlnE
But II was the ~oU'hpaw style.
confusing TO oven a veteran. that
made the difference After tho
bout matchmaker Jack Lakon
announced that Goldberg would
meet Chalky wright. former
featherWoight champion. here on
January II
Some 400 fans. who paid
gross gate Of 81 100. saw three
supporting bouts 90 tho limit Of
SIX rounds on the well balanced
card TransparontIS SiablcmatcS
broke oven i'm their fights Pete
Galiano winning over Eddie Scott
and Billy CarrlGan losing 10
Tommy Bell Galano had Scott on
the floor twice. and only tho bell
ending the fifth round stopped a
knockout as Scott lay unconscious
ON The floor Young Patsy OToolc
made an inauSpiciouS debut as nc
lost 20 Rod Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Rangers Lose I4th Man

NEW YORK. Dec. : OUP)-
Rookie Joe Bell 1o-ycar-old for
ward Of tho New York Rangers
hockey team. has been ordered 10
report for duty with the Canadian
army IT was announced today
Boil is tho fourteenth player the
Rangers have lost 20 The services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

make definite suggestions az this
time there appeared 10 he a Ike
hhood that the big league clubs
would he asked eventually 10 train
closer 10 home
II this Is found necessary in tho
interest of relieving the railroads
still further Of nc burden Of civil
ian travel n might mean that tho
clubs which now train Al distant
points. as in California. Florida
and Texas. would have IN abandon
these spots for camps nearer homo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Fritzie ZiVit, Notch
In 'Grudqe Match

PITTSBURGH Dec Is INS)
Two married mon. both ga IN
The drgtt arc going 10 mix u to-
night when cN-wclterweight cham
pl0n FTtzie Zivic tanClcS with his
former Stablemate, Carmen Notch,
IN what is billed as a "grudge
battle"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Majors May BE Asked
To Train Near Home

CHICAGO. Dec. Is INS).-
Possibility that major league base
ball teams will have 10 curtalI
their spring training programs still
further was seen today in infor-
nation received by VIII lIarridgc
president Of the American League
Clark Griffith. president Of the
Washington Senators, told Har.
ridge nc had consulted with Jo-
>eph y Eastman. director Of de-
tense transportation. and that
while Eastman was not ready 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Max and Buddy Bder
In Army as Privdtes

SACRAMENTO. Cal 0rr IS
GNS1 Two famous ring fighters,
Max and Buddy Baor were pri-
Yates In the United states Army
today.
The former heavyweight cham
pion and his brother former con-
tender for tho title, signed up at
Mcclellan Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

season and how you got soaked
10 the hide.
Tell them how many easy shots
you missed and that lucky day on
the marsh or IN the cornhcld.
Tell them that duck hunting was
the best in years, and that whom
they get back, you're going 10
take them 10 your new blind for
some duck hunting he never
dreamed Of You might mention
how that old commander. flying in
the V-for-victory form at o n.
headed straight into your dccoyS
and how many YOU got.
a note from the old deer hunt
ing gang up in camp this year Will
60 long way toward keeping a
pal AZ the front happy Go heavy
on the humorous episodes
Two good deeds IN ono dav will
make You feel like different
man
Hos not forgotten YOU Don't
YOU forget him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Fight in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Dec IS
INS1 .- Lulu CoSt7utino Of New
York and Ellis Phillips Of Phila.
dclphia have bCcn~Slgned for a 10.
round bout AZ Convention Hall,
January. The fight Will he The
second NJ 2 series to decide on
Pennsylvania recognized world
lightweight champion. a title
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Leo Kodak cnhstS in the United
States Marines today, and hos
taking with hum the satisfaction
that his fight IN the greater game
viii not bc stopped because he $
suffering from a cut over his eye.
For that was The way has last
professional fSh, for the duration
ended last night Al Arena Gardens.
Willie Joyce Gary Ind light
weight took away the victory
when Or. y ". SChlaler examined
the game little Polish battlcr a.
The conclusion Of the fourth round
and pronounced HIM unfit 10 con-
tlngc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
LalrSOn Little Enters Navy

CHICAGO, Dec. Is ONS)-Lawson Little, 193i-S5 grand
golf and 1910 Open champion, yesterday
United Navy apprentice Be
turning professional golf hoSY
American amateur championships in CON
Little a daughter Linda last
Oc N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Irish Tackle in Marines

SOUTH BEND Ind Dec. II
JNSl-Larry Sullivan senior left
tAckIo ON The No'rc Dame football
squad was ON hI~ way today "a
report for officer training m the
marine corps reserve at Paris
Island. :. &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

knee, and Bill Shill missed The
weekend game here, and their
return 10 action is problematc.
Too, rugged John Shewchuk,
big UlUanian dcfcnseman, was as
sisted from the ice Sunday after
stopping both the puck and sgd
.Howc'S stick with his head late
in the final period. Earlier in the
game Shcwchuk had been shakep
up by a collision at the Boston
blue line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
COUNTS ON SPIRIT

None Of the drastic Shakeup>
threatened by Manager Adams
after the Bruins held tho Wings
10 a IL tie here Sunday were
forthcoming today, and n is pos
>lhlc that Adams figured that "a
club which is inferior numerically
may become infused with sufficient
spirit 10 offset the lack of players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

lately and decided 10 remain IN
Detroit
Should Stewart be unable 10
Join the club in Chicago when the
Wings square of against the
BlackhaWkS on Thursday, Ebbie
viii presumably return to his old
SPOT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
DETROIT EVENING TIMES lpHoNE CHERRY

he may recall the battle vhchee this season and holds 10 :
Sunday EandCcSon the Wings the
lolgctonc game played there thus far
the battling Toronto Maple However the Bruins not be
IeafS week ago Sunday strength themselves. Both
who has bad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
STILL HAVE BRIMSEK

His absence would leave the
club with only three defenScmcn.
Dit Clappor. Flash Hollctt. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL IIAGTT
Tu>iGHI EANL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT a. Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

IAsTTRN nINIeIn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
WLsTERN DTNISION

T0NifHI FAMt
clsyfIsr1 a. WssEl1E'9r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
British, Russia
In Postwar Pact

WASHINGTON. May % (INS)
Great Britain and Russia, it was
learned in diplomatic quarters to-
day, have reached a political un-
Iderstanding of historic Importance.
The understanding pledges both
countries to cooperate politically
and otherwise in maintaining
world peace and establishing a
better world order after the war.
The understanding was reached
in London by high representatives
of the British and Soviet govern
Iments.
There is reason to believe that
a similar understanding between
the United States and Russia is
being considered.
The Anglo-Soviet understanding
is designed TO assure RuSsia's par
.ticipation on basis of full equal
.ity in the better world order
which Great Britain hopes to sec
established.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Heat Slows NaZiS
Berlin Radio Shifts Tune From The Russian Winter
TO the s6 Degrees at Khsrkov

WASHINGTON. May 20 CUP).
The Nazis, long concerned about
the extremely cold winter on the
Russian front. are now complain
ing about the heat, the Office Of
Facts and Figures reported today.
Showing the new tack in Ger
man criticism of the weather. the
OFF released this weather report
from Berlin" which il picked up
from a broadcast 10 the German
Deople on May 26:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Lourine Sues
For Divorce
Complaint of Danny Dodee's Widow
Against DR.. LANCE Kept Secret

Mrs. Annie Laurine Mcdonald
Dodge LANCE, the one-time SIS
a-week telephone operator in a
small Canadian town who won
ian S8,000,000 share in the Dodge
motor fortune. has filed suite for
divorce from DR.. William A.
LANCE, Detroit plastic surgeon, il
was revealed today.
In a suppressed bill of complaint,
filed April Is, Mrs. LANCE declared
her intention of divorcing her
second husband whom she married
in January Of 1871.
At the present time Mrs. LANCE
is travelling in the East and is
expected home Sunday. according
to her sister, Mrs. Fred B. Holmes
of Windsor.
WIDOWED ON HONEYMOON
Mrs. LANCE won her right to the
large share of the Dodge estate
in a court battle after her first
husband. Daniel Dodge, lost hi:
life while they were honeymoon.
ing on Manitoulin Island. Canada,
in 1888. She received facial in
Ijuries from the dynamite explo-
sion that wounded young Dodge
He drowned after falling out OF
"a boat on his way to be treated.
They had been parried only Is
days.
Doctor LANCE has also been
married once before. His first
wife, Grace L. Shields, obtained
an annulment after the doctor
seemingly changed his mind fol-
lowing the marriage ceremony
and refused to live with her.
He declared, according to her
bill of complaint, that he could
not afford a wife. and returned
her TO the home of her parents.
He was a medical student at the
time.
Mrs. Lange's attorney Paul A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Tigers Hopes
Pinned on White
CLEVELAND
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Hal White, recruit right handler,
who has won three games by the
shutout route. will pitch for the
Tigers against the Indians in the
second OF "a two-game series at
Briggs Stadium this afternoon.
Charley Embree, also recruit
right handler, will hurl for Cleve-
land. Embree. who came up from
Newark where ne won 20 games
last season. won his only start
with the Indians. a four-hitter
against the Athletics.
The Tigers, who beat the In
dams, CD, yesterday, are trailing
the second place Clevelanders by
one game.