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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

A new military fashion
that will carry you
everywhere in style.
Patterned after an Off
GERS coat, with epaulets,
raglan sleeves, inverted
back pleats. 1918.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
JudgeContinues
Ban on Enforcinq
Insurdn(eldW

a temporary injunction restrain
ing the state from enforcing the
amended motorists financial re-
sponsibility act was continued to-
day by order of Circuit Judge
Miller.
The Injunction will remain in
effect until a hearing can be held
on the suit filed by John +, Surt-
man and SIX others questioning
the validity Of the new legislation.
The state Contendcd at the
hearing yesterday that the court
had no power 10 inquire into an
act of the Legislature but counsel
for the plaintiffs won their point
through an act which enables
restraint from illegal spending of
public money.
The plaintiffs also contended
that the amendment operated for
a very few AT an expense 10 all
motorists and that the insurance
companies are attempting 10 do
by subteriuge what they can't do
legally
'fhe attofney-contc further
that. under the amendment. the
public was compelled 10 pay the
insurance companies for the privi-
lege OF using the highways.
He attacked that section OF tho
which excluded state
owned cars fTOnLItS provisions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
War Hero
Arrested
AS Faker
PHOTO by Times star photoeraph,

Donald Officer Mahoney, 27, Of
ST. Paul, who represented him.
self as a heroic naval commander
who had three ships shot out from
under him, was asserted today by
the FBI TO be a notorious imper-
senator and bogus check artist
who escaped from the Walla
w la, Wash, state prison,
April 27.
Mahoney was recognized by two
tired G-men going home after a
hard days work on the spy case.
While one of the men trailed Ma
honey his companion returned TO
the FBI office to check the files,
according to John S. BugaS, /spe-
clal agent In charge.
Mahoney was arrested while
telling his fictitious exploits 10
two girl companions, Bugas said.
He is accused of passing worthless
checks in Denver, New Orleans,
Kansas City, Philadelphia and
Omaha.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
CI0PiCksChoice
Against Jeffries

Frank FitzGerald, circuit court
commissioner, today became the
CLOS choice as labor'S champion
in the Oct. 5 primary 10 oppose
reelection of Mayor Jefries. but
whether the Detroit Federation of
Labor will accept the selection ia
another question.
FltzGerald was urged yesterday
to accept the nomination of tha
Progressive Labor League. sue
ceSSor 10 Labor's Nun-PartiSan
League, and said he was con-
slderlng the invitation.
Meanwhile. however. Frank Y.
Martel. president Of the Detroit
and Wayne County Federation OF
Labor, was casting about for
candidate 10 oppose JehneS. Both
labor organizations have ex-
pressed dissatisfaction at Jenries'
labor policies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Tire inspection
DeadIine Today

folders ~ { gasoline ration
books were warned that today is
the deadlIne for third tire in
spectionS Today is also the last
day that the old-style 3 and c
gas coupons may be used.
Red food stamps T. L. Y and
W also expire today the OPA
announced
&C book holders will save a
Let OF explaining when they
seek renewal of their gas ra-
tions or want 10 buy new tires
IL they have their inspections
made on time" Melvin c. SAINT
myers. district OPA tire ration
lNE TPDFGSC CUTTTTVC C7TT1-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Nine. SSiikorf SSiikorfsskki ski COMING {
Here for Anniversary

Detroit Poles will observe the
fourth anniversary Of the invasion
Of Poland with Nine Helen Sikor-
ski widow Of the former Polish
premier as their guest Of honor,
II was announced today
The anniversary fixed in other
cities in the United States and
throughout the United Nations for
Sept ]. viii be held here on Oct.
! 10 allow Nine. Sikorski time to
attend
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Detroit Sd in U. 5.
For Traffic Safety

With a record Of 3.3 deaths 20
every 10000 population Detroit
ranked Hard auNffg f7r, iFadtug
cities OF the nation in traffic
safety the National Safety Coun.
ell reported today for the first
seven months of 1913.
Leading ln the report were Nil.
waukee and Washington Traffic
fatalities. with total Of l.7SO
for the period. were 81 per cent
lower than last year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

A marine from Atlanta. Mich
IS a heroS hero IN the South
war theatcr Marine Pfc
Helmuth A. Leubner. 10 of Nil
revealed today as he pre-
pared 10 visit war plants here.
I'VE learned 10 make the best
Of everything on Guadalcanal,"
Pfc. Leubner said, and Pfc.
Norman Peterson OF Atlanta
was one OF the most inventive
OF the group.
For "A while. We were i'm the
front lines AT least l8 hours
day. Peterson made things
easier for uS when We got back
To celebrate the holidays. lie
rigged up a still FROM = five
gallon sugar can. pickle barrels
and stainless steel coils from
wrecked bomber.
"He became the best liked
tellOW IN the marines ana won
the title Of best peach brandy
maker i'm the SOlOmOnS, Leuh-
nor said. we had our first cele-
bration New Years Eve after
the stuff had been cooking for
two weeks. With harmonious
and a trumpet, we had a real
jam session"
He viii speak 10 workers Of the
Detroit Steel Products Co. anC
Gray Marine Motor Co IN De.
troit; DETROIT Diesel Engine Co.
Flint, and Gale Manufacturing
Co, Albion. on the tour which
was made possible BY an attack
Of malaria from which he is re-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
SiIenced
Boy, II, Loses His Music
Won't Play tomorrow


TWelve-year-old Bob Ripley Of
622 Notre Dame. Crosse Polnte. is
a manly youngSter, but he's
mighty close 10 tears today be-
cause he won't be able 10 play his
accordion tomorrow night at the
YWCA dance for ServICemen and
their wives.
Youngest member Of the V-for-
Victory Accordion Band whose
Oldest member is II years, Bob
lost his music after Sundays per
Torrance az the flremen field
day IN Briggs Stadium.
Unless he RECEIVERS that music.
Bob won't be able 10 hold MS own
with the rest of the gang.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Drive Launched
Share Homes
With Workers

Plans were under Way today for
an intensive campaign 20 acquire
homes for war workers after a
meeting Of The mayors advisory
committee on trr War housing
Center in the board room OF the
Detroit Housing Commission to
formulate the coming Share Your
Home drive.
Charles r Edgccomb. director
secretary OF the commission acted
as chairman.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Awarded Silver Star

l. Comdr David II. NcClintock
of Marquette has been awarded
the Silver Star medal for "oon-
splcuouS Callantry and intre-
pidity while serving aboard a
submarine m action against the
japanese. it was announced today
by Secretary OF the Navy Knox.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
DairiQS
DO Part to
Sell Bonds

When foa open your milk box
tomorrow morning. Mrs. House
wife You'll find that familiar milk
bottle bcdeckcd with a brand new
red. white and blue collar.
ON the collar Will be the words:
Buy your bond from your milk
man Then. What You are sup
posed 10 do Is turn this collar on
the reverse side and Just sign your
name under the words OK, Mr..
Milkman. I'll buy a bond from
YOU.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
POSTERS ON WAGONS

Every milk wagon will have a
poster on both sides urging people
10 buy BON q $ the easy way
through the mIlkman
SQ-Sugc- .aFc The croameTieSz of
their success that they have chal-
lenged any other Detroit industry
TO duplicate their achievements
during the month when S256,OO0 e.
600 In war bonds must be raised
in WAYNE County
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
OPA INCLUDED

Today however. tho Judge said
II think quite properly that
the OPA sho6ld be- a party 10
THIS ACTION BECAUSE or the TFEI=
lation Of ceiling prices and 80
that they can come I'm and show
on what facts ceilings are estab-
lished and under What statutory
regulations
Some pieces of machinery vii
Dung more than OPA ceilings and
others loss. the Judge said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Over Z Million Left
BY Albert H. Kahn

Albert II Kahn. Detroit archi-
tect OF worldwide fame who died
last Dec 5. left an estate of
s.. l23. .39604. IL was learned to-
day IN an inventory filed m Pro-
bate Judge Thomas G. Murphy's
Nourt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
BOND IN \ DAY

I'm this way all the creameries
Of Detroit will be doing their part
IN the Third War Loan drive.
Busy housewives viii have no ex-
CuSc that they couldn't get out TO
buy a bond The mllkman will do
all the work You order your bond
one day and on the next delivery,
that bond Will come with your
milk
Fifteen hundred milkmen. COW
erlng that many city routes. have
enlisted as gallantS Each has
pledged himself 10 sell al least
81 600 worth Of E-bondS during
the drive beginning tomorrow and
ending Sept 80
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Here
and
Now
Jack Pickering

To paraphrase an old chant,
MY wife is back from the
country, hooray, hooray"
According 10 conventional be-
havior, you are supposed 10 be
glad as all get out when your
wife goes TO the country. but
we aren't.
However, we will probably
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

keep on sing
ing, My wife
has gone TO
e o u n ( "
the country,
h O o r a y'
b &C a use Il
has been done
for years, 1t
IS supposed
to be the
thing 10 do,
a n Il every
body will be
d Sa ppoint-
r 4 { " q
q Mt do Il.
.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

PROCESsFD FOODs blue stampsl
X, r., I-E8h1 90 sept lI
T. \. WAND ~eUr I.D.t 90.
GASOLINE
Coupon IS cations 20 SEPT 81.
FUIL OIL
Period 3-1l gallons fl SEPT 7u
Period . ineW scricsI-Ig htU1rs FOR
each unit until Jan. s.
TIRE INsPECTION DEADLINES
sept. 3H y oct 81. J-AuE. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
Diaperless Sundays

stands "A good chance of feeling the effects
of the war even more severely.
George Garland. secretary Of the ma
tonal institute of diaper services. said today
that "diaperless Sundays will soon be
instituted unless action is taken to end the
acute diaper shortage.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

MAT, CHEEsE. FATs fRed StampO
y y ', Expire today.
y, Valid % Uct :
L-fBtd sept tl Oct q
SUGAR
stamp 1f-5 pounds 90 Orf 1t.
CANNING SUGAR
stamp IS, l6-5 ios. each 20 oct. 81.
SHOES
Stamp is-Ons pair 20 Oct 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

Anyway, the family'S back.
Nv wife il home from the coun-
try. hooray, hooray. And l inn
mediately went to work and cut
the grass and raked the yard,
improving IL no end.
And then - Kitty came out
and said.
well. this certainly looks
nicer. Ny goodness. you've been
working hard. II certainly does
spruce TN house to have
woman around"
7 wonder what she meant by
that:
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
PURPOSE or DRIVE

w. Joseph Stars. manager Of
the center at 3O5 w Fort, out
lined the purposes Of the cam
paign.
The following motions, intro
duced by William Nicholas. chair
man OF the UAW-CIO housing
committee, were passed unanl-
mouSly:
THAT the center committee
present 10 the authorities Of any
and all suburban cities the pur-
poses of the homes use program
with the request that action be
taken To relax temporarily Zon-
ing ordinances To permit the
sharing OF n hOmes with war
workers.
2-BEDROOM UNITS
THAT the center committee
record itself as urging and sup
porting the conversion program
which will not dlspOSsess fami-
lies with children or take away
from the market average size
five and SiX-rOOm homes, prin-
cipally encouraging conversions
which will create twO-bedrOOm
units.
THAT the center committee
go on record az urging more
property owners TO convert va
cant stores into family dwelling
units"
STAIRS and Edgecomb pointed
ont the demand for war housing
had shown an Increase Of 700 per
cent since Jan, 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

would be just as we'll not TO let
your wife see tOday's column.
II does her good TO worry
about you. II does her good TO
think that maybe, MAYBE,
you're just having a whale Of "A
time while she's away and she
better watch out.
II she doesn't have al least a
tinge of doubt. and IL she doesn't
have "A feeling that she's got 10
Keep on her toes, she's unhappy.
80. a. far a. she's concerned,
let her keep on believing that
YOU sing "Hooray, hOOray,"
when she leaves.
I'm certainly not going 10 tell
KITTY. Or show her this column.
She'll be so busy getting the
house back INTO running order
FOR the next day or so that she
won't have timc 10 read the
DaDgTS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31
For the record. our clan was
At Christie Lake.

anyway they are back Bc-
fore they came back 7 carefully
swept tho rugs Well two of
them And washed tho dishes
And put all the magazines IN a
-nilc And picked up all the
newspapers and pat them IN tHP
cellar
Kitty said the house looked
very nice and ] SAID Aw
shuck- u wasn't nuthir But
secretly ! think ! did prcttY
well Md ! wonder What she
REALLY thinks whether She
thinks II was good or bad.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

think II WAS one Of the pho
tographers who came past my
door. | told him that Kitty and
The kids were out at the lake
and he looked at me sympa-
thetically and said:
Yeah, I know You look for
ward 10 having "A devil of time
aud two days after they're
gone, yutIWish they were back"
Nitftit, uf course, il what most
men wifi admit, privately, hut
never confess to their wives.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

The only casualty of the re-
turn was Kitty. For FIVE weeks.
she has worn no shoes except "A
pair of WOodPn-Soled clogs. with
straps -aeEaSs=her =inSteR ae
toes.
ifter herding the tribe back
80 civilization. her only com
plant was:
I'm so tired my toes ache.
This Is the first time I've had
shoes on with toes"
80 she put her wooden clogs
back on, and boy can YOU hear
them = long way Oft when she
goes up and down stairs. IL IL
darned sight better than hav-
ing the house quiet. like an
empty theatcr.
We now Will have 20 break
-il2tterl IN 10 wear regular
clothes again 7 suppose. after
her weeks Of bathing suits and
sun suits It's surprising how
much difference clothes make.
There was 2 blonde AZ the lake,
Tho wife Of a Chicago orchestra
leader now but formerly a
how girl. who sometimes wears
lacks but nearly always wears
bathing suits or sun suits.
One fall. she met one Of her
Christie Lake friends in town
and said hello Tho friend looked
~ her blankly Finally. a light
of recognition broke over her
face and she said.
why, hello, EuniCe. How are
YOU? I just didn't recognize YOU
with your clothes on"
Eunice a limits { h at she
blushcd After all, it would
sound funny. coming out Of
blue Clyy like that
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

However, we will probably
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-31

ING representative SdT1.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
BEATING THE GUN

OF the gathering OF the clan and
We mussd.. if three more crack
athletes walk into this category
I'll form quintet ard 20 into
the sports promotion business
A little ad,ic 10 Cleveland's
Jimmy Biyins :-yOn'rc the busiest
fighter In the world when you
want 10 he and we're suggesting
that you bear these words In mind
the next time you face that hard
seeking white gamester from New
lork's Bronx -Taml Maurlello
Mauriello's handlers are forced 10
send him ont 10 get YOU with the
opening punch ala Beau Jack:..
l0n're n crackeriack counter hox-
er and sneak pnncher. $1,000. lay
one In with the mower Of an tla-
bama mule nj the first opportnn-
ity:. Naurlello Il sort OF n spcller
lust like Bob Pastor was. YOU
had him on the deck the last time
man out your plan of battle 80
rs 10 keen him there the next
time.
As the year comes 10 close.
tho standout athlete for me was
Frank Dixon. that baby-face dis
tance runner who proved beyond
cavil. Negro athletes can show
their heels 10 the world over The
distances fmanv OF them even as
they do in sprirts and IN nnmer-
Gus track and field events -Adios.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
Johnny Borican, Track Champ, Dies
After Body Dwindles To ITO Pounds

BRiDGETON. Nj. John Bori-
can. one OF Americas great ath-
letes. died Dec. % from PERM
cious anemia. according TO the
Borican family physician. Or. j.
Frank Reeves. The doctor said
that a post-mortem examination
had been made OF the body.
The famous AAU champ never
knew. however. why his powerful
body which had carried him TO
numerous world track records and
national championships had vast
ed away TO 10 pounds
Borican was a perfectly proper
toned six-foot athlete and weigh
ed 10 pounds only few months
ago. He had run off with the
National AAU 500 meter outdoor
championship: breezed through the
indoor season. adding the 500
meter. the SS0-yard and the 1000
meter world record to his ever
increasing list.
He had captured the 1000 yard
national title for the third straight
year and had doubled up TO take
the e0o-yard and 1000 yard X. OF
c. races one night with seeming
lack OF effort
The YEAR 1s4i saw Borican gain
the national decathlon and pen
tathlon championships. the only
time one man won both all-around
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
BOLDEN DROPS
CLOSE ONE
TO CREEK

CLEVELAND - amp - While
J.534 excited fight fans jcered
booed. howled and stamped their
disapprofal. Anton Chrestoforidis
was awarded ten round decision
over Nate Bolden OF Chicago at
the arena Wednesday night.
The bout was the opening stan
"a Of round robin tournament
10 select light heavyweight cham
pion for the duration"
From the opening gong TO the
last bell the two fighters tore
into each other and mixed il up
brown Although there were no
knock downs paid customers
we're treated to real hammer
ing Singing slashing contest
Both men landed powerful left
hooks and Christoforidis appear
ed 10 be In trouble several times
nut managed 10 weather the
storm In the last inning the Greek
baiilcr stood toe 10 toe with Boil
den and punched like a mad huh
charging an impregnable matador
Ills showing in this round and
the eighth and ninth probably
swung the close bout 10 his favor
Most trained observers gave each
three rounds and called the other
four even.
Fight experts believe that II
Bolden had been able 10 maintain
the early lead he established he
would have won the bout. The
Chicago fighter was inclined II
stav away from the Greek whom
he outweiehted by six pounds. but
he connected frequently and
ltollinrly. OF the two Bolden re.
manned cool and calm through.
out the encounter lashing out
with his lethal right and follow.
ing up rapidly with terrific left'
to the mid-section. Nate relied
as much upon science and skill
as he did upon his well known
driving punches
As result Of the unpopulal
decision Christoforidis is in line
for match with The winner q
the Ezzard Charles Jimmy Bivinl
or gagement or the Charles joey
Maxim bout STAGED nv the Nation
al Boxing association elimination
ournamcni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
By ALVIN MOSES
Bean Jack.-UnassumIng
Champion


Champion
NEW YORK (ANP) Everyone
seems agreed that Sidney walker,
known as Beau Jack TO ring
worms, is a, retiring sort OF chap.
After pocketing $4,000 Of the
$4,000 Larkinn fight purse. Jack
announced he was off to visit
golf club friends in Augusta. Ga,
and-to shine some Of their shoes.
Naturally. he is expected to be
more guarded in his speech even
t. the point OF being bookish ala
Gene Tunney.
But this Bean Jack terror, has a
Will OF his own and cares abso-
IuteIy nothing about criticism. All
he knows Is, sTm n fighter. WILL
ing. ready and able 10 take on
nny man alive scaling within
three 10 FIVE mounds Of my weight.
We like this honest. sincere
youngster who refused 10 become
scared when gangsters made
threats prior to his kayo victory
over Tipnv Larkln. Garfield. y. j.
brulser. Straws in the wind say
that Jack will tangle with Henry
(Comebnck) Armstrong next
month. Armstrong or no one else
should hold Beau Jack cheaply.
He's n human buzysaw who
punches with the authority that
a Franklin d. Roosevelt order
carries.
The Melting Pot
Verify. truth is stranger than
fiction. For quite some years the
butter (whose got any now
We've spread over our daily bread
has been earned principally IN
the vicinity OF New Nork's bus
seth street crosstown area One
dav last week we were doing JUS
tlce 10 Dreaded outlet when 2
heavy hand rested upon our rich'
shoulder. the owner Of that han
vas Clarence 1Puggyl Bell, Ken
aissance basketball star and for
mer 100 pound YMCA Boxin"
champion. PIGGY was once the
husband OF charming niece oil
mine. so we chatted away IKE
baseball manager at league
powwow
Three DAYS later. a bulkier fig
ure cast It's shadow over our
luncheon table and whadda- YOU
know-foiks. n was another Rens
ace Of yesteryear.-Eyre tBruis-
er) saitch. Ali this reminded us
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
CreekdoIn
Ready For
First Clashes
Pledges To
Play With
big Brothers

The Fraternity Basketball league
will start Saturday. Jan. 2. at
the St Antoine YMCA. with the
first game being called at 1880
. m
The competition is expected 10
he much greater this year with
the PLEDGES being permitted 10
plav with their biz brothers. Il
j. difficult 10 say just what team
will be out in front this year
as most ~ tho boys have been
down 10 tho "Y' for little prac-
tice on tho side in preparation OF
making this the best league vet.
Some OF The most exciting
basketball PLAYED IN Detroit last
season was piayrt az the ST.
Antoine Fraternity Basketball
league Final plans for the league
are being worked out this Tues
day by the Planning committee.
The following IS the first round
schedule
Saturday. Jan. =. 1913
Nacirema vs. kappas; Omega,
vs. Alphas Beefers-Bye.
Saturday. Jan. p
Nacirema vs. Omega: Alphas,
IS Beofers kappas-Bye
Saturday, Jan. rs
Nacirema. Us. Becfers; KappaA
vs. Omega Alphas- Bye.
Saturday. Jan. %
Nacirtma SIS AlphaS; Kappas,
IS Reefers. Omega BYE.
Saturday. Jan. 30
Alphas. We Kappas Omegas. VS..
Refers. Nacirema-Rye
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-02
Armstrong To Meet Ray Robinson
In Effort To Continue His Comeback

LOS ANGELES (ANP)-After a
series OF announcements and de-
malls. II was stated this week by
George Moore. manager OF Ham
merin Henry Armstrong. that the
bout between Armstrong and Ray
Sugar" Robinson would def
initely be staged on Jan. rs, at
Madison Square Garden.
Moore said he had talked 10
Mike Jacobs. the promoter. by
Icing distance telephone and ar
engagements have been completed
10 hold the bout on the January
date. other announcements. he
said. could be disregarded.
The Armstrong Robinson fight
vas first announced 10 he fought
January % in the Garden. but
Robinson withdrew from the ne
eotiations. He gave as his reason
that he didn't want 10 hurt
hanks eyes"
Armstrong retired a few months
after he had lost the last OF the
three titles he held simultaneous
lv 49, featherweight. welterweight
and Observation-Disclosures OF In
juries incurred 10 his eyes dur
ing his boxing career.
He began a comeback campaign
last winter after physicians as
sured him his injuries were com
pletelv healed. Since re-enterine
the ring "Hammerin Hank has
bowled over opponent after op-
ponent until he now rates bout
with the younger and sensational
Sugar"
Moore said that Armstrong. who
IS in top condition. expects 70
meet fighter in Philadelphia.
Jan Is. as warm-up for the
Robinson encounter. The former