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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
The
EVENING
HOUR
DETROIT DAMNED
DETR0IT ONol lAIlln h
by FRvD MART WILLIAMS

DETROIT ONCk CALM n.
beautiful is now c,g CANNED,
The iniamy occasioned s, ne riot.
ing participated In hy Raj, mon,.
ers and lecherous co.efphobiu,
reaches out in bloed.red circle,
cneompassing watrWn world
The red-flaming banner 81 mob.
law reaches into ddfk,st Africa.
The Land of the Rising SAN ths
Realm Of the Lion Of Iadea snd
10 Hap IT'S bloodsiauel folds he.
yond the Great Wall 80 China II
waves in the Land ot 81, r,rs.
mlds and Of the SphA- ana liz
darkenlng shadow is east over The
lAnd OF Delhi Whe~m blsck
people yellow people blovn
people have their habnA tis oy
becomes known not oely IS ih.
Arsenal OF the World i0 as he
Powder keg Of RaCe-lla
DETROIT the DYNAMIC. l.H.
magazine WAS locally ii. Ia ask
by an Deiron when n pae iast
Detroit was DYNAMITE. la oa.
Gals, local ne~~papr uabaa-
t...sa-----.a.a.a4<ilialisfs tH
binary citizens h,3 oNd ,o..
ferrous and vigorous 81 afv ns he
accusation made he fh, N4 Ank
magazine From WHIST h MA
happened Life magsta
knew what il VAS wiiir ahan-
only making nc mta ssai
Save saiei ihai net M.
MAYOR DEIINFRlDf.o~.
read, \ manly siaiHNe agi
ilng mistakes made sp5 gamsag
10 DO beifer next i.m Rr,r
how? We Shudder ~ ia 81 ny
improvement upon o. perior-
mances
4 YEAR and a half ss %. sr-
nation was known TO fy ofica-
dom Even before III, ut sag.nss
came forth with rs 'dsg4a n.
Tides The eyer-incrcssrs race
tension had been presenea ,o,sl-
~ and IN writing 20 hos. % se-
ihori,y in an enori O presea' Vhsl
seemed and proved inevifahis--r.
RIOT or Jl'NE 2l
LABOR CELEBRATES Nsy d
Negroes ~ Dci.oit viii menn
Monday June Fl 1853 n S cgr
red-leiler day eiiercd and aard
IN blood The signihranu rot
in knowledge that men sre omen
black and white. wele b'i'l 90
that day OF ali days pu its' Il
could happen after kneelsiee u
its coming
VINO IS TO RLtNri psirot
The damned,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
OUR SACRED
HONOUR
Bl RI III ltNION

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10 psy fo he Freedom inaer which.
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fr uA,Ie Woad ,hn hoe NJ have
tie answer nr ts4, ANA uh te.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
INVEST IN VICTORY

Our bos take the War the enemy II back them
Up with Ships and tanks and guns But that takes money!
Hep your Government 70 put the tools Of into the
hands Of soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
Stamps. And remember just one Bond can't lick the
Ais any more than just gun 1t takes millions Of
Americans buying War Savings Bonds and Stamps every
pay dayl
Bonds cost $3.50 and up and they pay you back
one-thrd more in only 10 years Stamps 10 25s and
up total the price Of Bond il bought regularly
Help our boys the fighting fronts wherever they NAV
be- Buy War Savings Bonds investment for yourself
and your country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
A NON-PARTISAN I
NEWSPAPER
THE PASSING PARADE

white workers has long he.n a.
base OF American prejudice =
should be obvious that s,ro,,
mixed unions with iniolligen, N
ucaiional programs 20 d. ava,
With colorphohia are our CHA,
hope Tor full democracy
Register 10 Vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-17
TO PASS on Jrpcr scorr

WASHINGTON tANPl ~
name OF Judge Almond F" Pa
associate judge Of The p'''' !.
Municipal court. Is exp'''," ,.,.
meet with senate appro'aI o'V
the summer recess The
Judiciary committee favofauF
ported the lone Negro ~.
name to the full body on
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Award Lou Little
For His Bravery

NEW YORK. Dec IS JPl-
Lou Little of Co]aub.a's often de-
feated team was selected today "a
receive the 1913 award Of tho
touchdown club for an outstand-
ing contribution 10 the sport
LIttle'S team composed princI-
pally of young and inexperienced
players, lost an of MS eight game
Not endowed with naval and mae
rlnc tTaneCs as WCrc most OF th"Ir
opponents. lhc Lions played our "a
schedule made long in adNn.
against teams which had such tale
ent. The result was "A series on
one-Sided bcatinCs bat Tommy
Mangau chairman of the award
committee of the Touchdown Club
stressed that the kids never quit
trying
at il the intent Of the com
mittee that this years award 10
Little, also serve As symbol
Of recognition TO all coaches
who have carried on their work
under difficult wartime restric-
tions and conditions" Mangan
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
HsrqaiRlS
NFNVe Into
2sE Place
nv Unlied "A s..

The Boston BruinSl advanced 20
second place in the National
Hockey League last night on a
final period goal by Bill Cowley
which gave them a 4 70 3 home
ice victory over the Chicago
Blackhawks. the team they dis
placed
Win the score deadlocked and
the game gong INTO tho final FIVE
minutes Covp4ey eluded Black
hawk defense men and took the
puck from Harvey Jackson, driv-
ing 1t clearly past Goale Hec
Higbto1.
Chicago took an early lead on
q goal by Bill Mos enko. hut Bos-
ton countcred with = score by
Hcrhie Cam a. the first period
ended ] all Cain put the Bruins
In front with a second period
goal but Chicago tied II az 2 all
on shot hy Gully DahlStrom
Art Jackson scored for Boston
and Clint Smith retsliated for
Chicago n tho final period before
CoWlCy made his winning shot
Standing Of the teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Sportsmen See
Dogs Trained
BY DON GILES

Backward somerSaults, walking
the tight wire, dancing and clown
ing are a few of the many stunts
Roy LIeWelIyn'S trained dogs VIII
perform for members of the
Greater Detroit Dog Training
Club and visitors tomorrow eve
ming al 1904 Woodrow Wilson.
Michigan Grouse, " a new color
movie made by Walter Hastings,
well-known conservation depart
ment photographer, VIII have It's
premier showing tomorrow noon
at the Paul Bunyan Luncheon
Clubs bi-monthly meeting Al the
Harmonic Society 267 +. Grand
River. at l2:43.
Two game wardenS and a iuS-
tice Of the peace will have turkey
for Christmas because they ar
rested and sentenced an Ohio
sportsman for hunting with resi-
dent license during the past deer
season.
officer William Austin Of Vol
VERNE and fire warden George
Van Allen of Indian River, who
made the arrest, and Justice Sow
ton Of Wolverine, who fined the
hunter So and costs have re-
celved letters from the Ohioan
saying ne is sending each man a
Christmas turkey.
The Buckeye sportsman thanked
the men for the courteous way
they handled his case, expressed
the hope Of seeing them again
tbut not in court and wished
them a very merry Christmas
Michigan 45-day coon hunting
season, described by many as the
best in many years, ~ ends al
midnight tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
TitdnS TO Play
Top Service 5

University Of Detroit seeks It's
third win in four starts tomorrow
night when n engages the Detroit
Coast Guard cagers at HaCkett
FieldhouSe.
The sailors are rated as having
one OF the best service teams in
the area. Last season they won the
parks and recreation ServIcemen's
championship.
Led by player-coach Loren
former University of Illinois
player. the sailors have won seven
and lost three this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Joseph Dodkes
Takes Over at
Florida Track

CORAL GABLES. Fla, Dec. Is
OUP) Florida'S comeback" rae
ing season opens at Tropical Parkn
today dependent upon customer
who are willing to walk two miles
or who Will use their precious
gasoline rations TO drive TO the
track.
Gone were the society folks OF
other years, but in their stead
were thousands Of war workers,
military personnel and visiting
tourists. Tropical officials we're
hopeful that they can draw large
enough crowds from this group to
pay the freight
Last year, the season had been
under way IS days when the
Office of Price Administration
imposed a pleasure driving ban,
which prevented fans from driV-
ing 10 the track and resulted in
calling off the meet. This year.
with little more gasoline avail
able, the pleasure driving restric-
tionS have been lifted. but only
holders of gas cards which do not
.proYide supplemental ratlons
lcgitimately can drive 10 the
track The nearest bus line goes
only within two miles OF Tropical.
Here and at nelghborlng Hia-
leah Park, more than 100 horses
have been quartered for the 100
daV winter meeting and stable
operators say they could not af-
ford 10 be left without a track
and purses again this winter.
A middhnc sized opening day
crowd of 5000 fans was expected
for the s. 500 Inaugural handicap
with Max WeXler's Dispose ia
vored 10 repeat his Inaugural Day
triumph of 1912 when Sill fans
we're on hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Bob aIes
NeWSCm s SOCIAL
Life Faces r.
Disruption
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

-zT1- -
-I,nclr sam save Foao Now.
som Official notification toaHy
that hs SolH lite .s Cue 20 bc
disrupted H~t like approx
nateIy l0maUl o-1c. Amor
leans.
Ea-bo .u 1-A.
lie COZ hls card of notifications
of Reconstruction down an hs
homo ir Hart>lIlC $ c. riuht
or the heels oi thr news that
Clark Griffith az Washington
had traded bum 90 The Athletics
for Roger Wol1
That made n twice in two
fsys HMI fhc hugh ociauc
disposition 81 Eo-h1 has been
ruiUce
When reporter who WAS
merely carrying olt hJ, .lah.
phcncd him with tho news oi
THE dCs. with Connie Mack,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

MI ~ y = - --fr7ft - ~ $3.50
is the second pilot in two days
10 invite Bo-bo 10 come and
play. NewSom. how ever viii
start his spring training earlier
than he ever did before II he
makes the team.
Re has requested a pre-in-
duCtioa examination and viii
take his physical IN washington
where his file has been trans
ferred The next call for the
HartSville board is Jan. p,
1874 and Newsom's order num-
her will be included in that CALL
accOrdne-to his draft board.
So old Buck AT "a IS headed
for the biggest team on ALL OF
course. it's has FIRST Time up
with this new outfit It's Just
about The nnl4 team Of any
prominence he has missed.
He was sold traded and
dropped 10 niue different minor
league teams and has changed
Jobs II times M the major
leagues since he came mp with
the Brooklyn Dodgers ln 1923
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
SHORT or POINTS

Left wing Adams Brown far ia
stance. was able 10 rack up "a
goals and 81 assists for Indian
apoliS last season for s. points
but has only 9 So far this year
Bill Quackonbu~h rookie con.
ter, although a hustler hash
bagGed a goal
Right wing Bill Jennings has
only three points, while Joe Car
vcth. on whom the Wings planned
TO lean heavily, has begged down
after a fast start and has scored
only goals and l. assists
There IS no question In Adams
mind. however. that the Wings
will start climbing soon Much
Of this hope OF course. depCcSs
upon the showing Of NormIc Smith
in his comeback as the Detroit
goalie.
The Wings viii leave tonight for
Toronto where they play the first
of thee road games tomorrow.
They Will have the services OF
center Don Crosse. VINO missed
the Montreal game because OF IN
Jury
All players pracuced AZ Aur
Arhor last night excepting Syc
Howe, absent on income tax bua-
moss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
He Wins bout
By "a Head!

NEW BEDFORD. Mass Dec
Is tUP)-Tommy Bell OF Youngs-
town. O.. won by a head in the
first round of a scheduled l0-round
bout over Bobby Winters of Phila-
delphia.
Bell. Isl, was awarded the vcr-
dict over Winters. l16 al the
Bristol arena last night when the
fighters bumped heads IN the open
ing round and Winters suffered q
cash that forced the referee "a
call the fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Central Michigan
Coasts Over Alma s

MT. PLEASANT. Dec Is CUP)
Michigans basketball
team coasted 10 a $500 victory
over Alma College last night for
the fourth straight defeat for
Alma The Chippewas led 2S-l5
81 the half Don Fortine OF Cen
trail was high scorer with II
points and jerry Katz led Alma S
scoring with Q points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
RapS
EsierEnan Style

PITTSBURGH. Dec Is CuP1
Clark -. ShaughncSSy today pre-
dictcd a truly golden age of
Sports.N particularly i'm football
when Johnny Doughboy comes
marching home
The silVcr-haircd ShaughneSSy.
who installed his 90 formation at
the University OF Pittsburgh last
season cnviSIoned an unparalleled
sports revival which VIII provide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
RO-EsO Put
Inn IA

IIARTSVILLE. s. c. Dec. Is
Louis DO Boz NewSom,
traded this week 10 the last place
Philadelphia Athletics by the
Washington Senators of h c
American League has been re-
classified IA in the draft, his
Scloctve service board revealed
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Dog Sled Derby Set

Two little guys Who are big
men IN skating, just went by.
Ken Han The Detroit Times
Gold Skates Impresario, and
Ben BaCaade who runs All the
skating meets Jet drop the
word that 'hIs year Dog Sled
Derby 'nI.uuS par-mu1uci> as
us8aN W.H bC run on Sunday.
rG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Basketball Scores

COLLEGE
'rHa MOS SO Penn 30
t.r. LtG If alma 30
ttIlft 49, Nalt %
fu.e lHurf Sf Brigham Young 81.
Ef'Esrt ~ Geneva a.
FairhridFs t curtis Bay %
iHrrF syn r.1u %
AbaI1 rr AhF ID ST.. 81 Mays 80
lrtrrrNuf'N 81 PER-. 50
Davidson 30 Cafawaha -
Duke ~ Coum nia AAF %
E.rfu.k NAVY s. Richmond a.
OKLA Am so cosy ~
camp Gf4.' o. lawrence COLLEGE ~.
~IRNiCF
Fr.f Custer A.. KnUofr hAF IS
Fort -Ernr 90 Boston CO -
pRIPS
LANSING Eastern 30 Flint central 20.
larrrp Escrre sH Lansing Tech -.
Mason 1U TanarF Bows N0ca -
iIHs.rtf 81. f.girsshHrE a
Howe 81 Fer'7u 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
q q League
lose &c
I'm EbrafG

COLUMBUS. O., Dec Is GNS)
Sevcnty-SiX active players bave
entered the armed forces since the
close Of the American Association
season and more are slated 10 go
Soon. league headquarters an
nounced today.
While most association officials
are hopeful that the kilday bill TO
delay the drafting of fathers will
Curtail further inroadS on avail
able playing talent. il was pointed
out that SclcctiVe service has
placed baseball players IN the non
essential category and that in all
boards where other sources OF
manpoWer have been tapped. they
VIII be among the first TO 60.
The list of players now in milf
tary service rs an imposing one,
with Minneapolis. Columbus. Kan
sass City and Louisville hit the
hardest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

jus q" NNNN AfA.'' Ahff ~ y tHhrNA~'hff
in which fat bonuses viii be paid
to members of the Red Wings for
scoring.
Manager Jack Adams was any
thing but Jolly Jack when he
made this announcement a.
Olympia today. The milk OF
financial kindness in the Wings
management has been curdled be-
cause, Adams feels, some of the
players arc putting point scoring
above winning games
Since The best the Wings have
been able to get in their last
four games is a tic with Boston
this is a sore point with THEN
boss.
"SOme Of these lads are get
ting so they wouldn't pass the
puck 10 their own grandmother
for sure goal" said Adams.
"Tm afraid point scoring bon
uses have become big factors
in developing selfish atti-
tude."
ALL GOT RAISES
Adams declared every Wing re-
CCINcd "A raise this season.
III there was question Of a
few hundred dollars. MIR. Nor
ris Just said We'll, what do you
want in the way of bonuses -
and usually the difference was
Incorporated in a scoring bonus"
Other bonuses are based. as In
past years, on attendance gate re-
ceiptS. position of Wings at the
end Of the National Hockey
League season and on the Wings
success in the playofis.
Adams tavorS these bonuses as
incentives to team play and vii
recommend their continuance Hc
believes tho scoring bonuses alSC
result in some OF the players cas-
ing up on their hack checking il
the hope of grabbing loose pucl
or pass for a breakaway
Oddly enough, the manager
probably wouldn't he lodging any
objection if tho Wings were pro
ducing enough goals to win game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
MILLERS LOSE II

The NlllcrS top the list with II
men lost % the armed services,
while the Red Birds. winners of
the Little World Series. Kansas
City Blues and the Colonels have
lost II men each 81. Paul will
Ice without the services of eight
players, followed by Toledo, In
danapols and Milwaukee with
SIN each
In addition to these players who
have been drafted OF have enlisted,
there are many more who have
accepted war plant or farm Jobs
during The oil-SeaSon, and there IS
The strong possibility that they
WEht bc reluctant 20 leave them
when the 1914 diamond season
rolls around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

= Ohio lamb
baStCd the
scribe over
the wires for
hun
up although
II Maa utaIlA
noon
AL The guy
wanted was
Bo-bo.S rcaC-
ton lie got
it,
tfrria sam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Scratches
Ry nited Press
TROPICAL PARK
E|.-r ar..H FD.f

clear and fos'
fIs-t Race Driven SNOW SniCke.
fffz. Joe Schenck, Lots ~ Time. Tails
over pu.hf Sol
SECOND Rae, MaNmonl Naldina In
farf C0lov Bay. General War pisro
pcemar
Third Race Brdleour
Fourth Pace SNytracer Cherry Wine.
Gamma
Fi0h Race Poiymeiior stolen Try,t
East Blend scotch Abbot Bryan sta
tl01 Westherife.
sixth Transformer
seventh Race Johnny Jr
N.uih Race ENEOnes RpHuN. sun
r.no MobCsu. Wood Robin Pamphlet.
CHARLES TOWN
clear and Fast
First Race Sew shoes. swifyfov
Mr. DANNY Bught Echo Ecouta.
second Race Kieg Lee Jack Buck
Ei-Ht and S.N some Where Rostsn.
miro Race WI Duc. Rqynr Eye
Fgury Frls, No Fair Fttsoureh. slap
Jack
Fourth Race Bus Anne Gay Ft
Ter Miss HumfuIm. Tantrum Heloria
Firm Race Mass Formation RNhv
Dorc. Swish, Tectomar Tacaro Iliiy'
uem Foot
s1'h RACE Charmml wayums 80
TIP rkpDt MrGee cnoIee Dress R1ct
EILu'h Er.p Market phre Men
cad N8yI1- jungle Moon Trd7t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
$1,000 TO WINNER

Bob Masters, recent acquisition
from Brooklyn. 1t. Bill OSman-
Ska. now stationed at Great Lakes
Jack Goldic. equipment manager
and Trainer Andy Lotshaw a
two-thirds share viii go to Gene
ROnzanL scout and coaching aIG'
while two other former Bears
now in the service will draw one
third shares.
on the basis Of the expected
gate. fun shares will mean APP
proXimately $1,000 10 each player
on the winning side and $500 to
tho lOeorN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
BETTER FOOTBALL

ever before. lOu'll see profess
sional teams spring up all over
the country. our college players
will bc more mature and eN-
perienCed."
ShaughneSSy took issue with
1t. Col Bernie herman of Min
noSOta. now in. the marines, who
recently belittlcd the IT. forma-
ton as a passing fancy that will
be abandoned when the man
power situation improves
sixty per cent of the foot
ball played today Is the open
game" he said. cit will con
tinue after the war because IL
opens up the game To much
greater number of boys. 1t
stresses speed and deception
and thus gives a chance To the
boy who may he no physical
giant hut who has speed, a good
passing arm or some other
quality to compensate.
ITS all right for Bernie TO
favor the power game. He
usually had the bone-cruShers
out at Minnesota 10 make IL
work. But give me open foot
ball anV day for thrills and
quick scoring. I'll grant that
YOU can score by sheer crushing
power. but YOU can score faster
and more often with deceptive,
open football"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15

a natural. beautiful outlet Tor the
spirit now being utilized
to discomfort the ANS on the
worlds battletrontS
It's inevitable" ShaughnesSy
said "Our boys have got To find
some way of letting of steam
90 make up for the sudden re-
lease of tension that will come
with peace. And sports is the
answer. There's no two ways
about IL.
II believe that more men will
turn TO football than 10 any
other sports because it's the
only game that comes close To
Stimulating the actual conditions
of military combat. In football
YOU have body contact, team
work and the thrill of pitting
your individual skill and inge-
nuity against an opponent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
Scoring Bonus Hurts
Team HSEav---AdaFnS
By LEWIS II. WALTER

This the last hockey this high But
viii be paid number of the players
to members of the Red Wings for shy of points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
CHARLES TOWN
"ff.. .f RET


NH4fre cloudy track uIfe
Third Eatr Busy Josie
rkN Et.t b nm ON
seventh race -Glsnnport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-15
10000 TO co

Despite The uncertainty of the
opposition al Wugley Field on
Dec 70 the advance ticket sale
already has exceeded 10000. good
tor nearly $4,000 IN The tan And
there's stun uWc left 10 oil me
house to It's 10000 capacity
The previous record gate IN The
National Football League title
playon Was achieved last year
when the Redskins beat the Bears,
II go q. The Redskins received
SS65 s9cacn and the Bears S63136
from a gross gate at s. $3.50.
The Bears while )idling away
MISUNDERSTANDING the training
grind voted themselves a tidy
pust-Chu>tmas present Twenty
~iN PLAYERS and three coaches,
Hunk Anderson. Luke .JohusoS
and Paddy DrlScoll VIII take down
fun shares. and half shares Viii
eo to the following:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-02
pabsOn Views Price Fixing,
Rationing as us. Necessity

and cannot be allowed TO rise with
prices. Therefore people bid for
what products there are, prices go
up. and initiation sets in notwith-
standing rationing.
Priee-fiSing 10 the Answer
Imitation discriminates against
those whose incomes have not kept
pace with rising prices. 1t is a ma
ior cause OF the postwar crashes.
During the last war, the then ad-
ministration let prices take their
course. Sugar prices. for example.
rose to some FIVE times above norm
al. Peace came, prices fell, and
sugar holders had to take losses.
This was especially bad in inst
ances where sugar was purchased
ON borrowed money. The loans
could not be repaid and banks were
weakened and many even failed
By fixing prices, the evils OF in
fiation may be avoided and the
inevitable postwar crash can be de-
layed and made less harmful. Both
price-fxing and rationing are fair
and necessary for the years OF war
and can help to avert the depres-
sions which have always followed
war. Therefore. it is important
that everyone cooperate in obey
ing the rules OF rationing and
priee-fixing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-02

WASHINGTONvUP-The War
Labor Board sought today to avert
wildcat work stoppages by urging
unions and companies to establish
grievance procedures for settling
minor disputes. WJB Vice Chair
man George w. Taylor said that "a
large percentage" of strikes affect.
ing war production could have
been avoided by use OF grievance
machinery.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-02

Health Department as the result OF
the loss n more than 200 employees
To the armed forces. Special train
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-02

AUSTIN. Tex -INS-A call for
public health nurses and sanitar.
ians has been issued by the State
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-02

ing will be given those selected, &C.
cording to DR.. George w. Cox.
state health officer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-02

the Marquette University football
team last fall, is hero to his
mates in the Army Air Corps
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-02

Carlson pulled downing so.diez
from the ocean and administered
aid that resuscitated him.