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, 1943-08-19

split of the electoral vote that will
deny a majority to any candidate,
thus throwing the election into
the House of Representatives,
which is controlled by the reac-
tionary coalition. This can only
happen if they split the ranks of
labor in the north, create economic
chaos and social struggle on a
broad scale, thereby carrying the
north at least in the majority.
Next, they must split the poll
tax states away from Roosevelt
or his candidate behind a rival
Democratic candidate named by a
rump convention which will keep
the President off the ballot in the
poll-tax states. This is another
reason why they aim at all costs
to prevent the repeal of the poll
tax.
, 1943-08-19
Globe Industries
Goes UE-CIO

Another shop has been added
to the ranks of the UE-CIO as
the result of a National Labor Re-
lations Board (NLRB) election
conducted by the Globe Industries.
The election was held on July
80, 1913, and the results were
over 2 to l in favor of the UE-
CIO. John Thomas, UE field rep
re~sentative, was in charge of the
organizational campaign.
More and more, workers in
Dayton shops are beginning to
realize that the CLIO way is the
American way.
, 1943-08-19

Introducing Ruth Tucker, mem
Der UE Local 8O1, Frigidaire, and
contributing columnist of the Day.
ton Union News, and former board
member of the Dayton Union
News.
Sister Tucker entered training
in the Wacs on Monday, August
9. She has long been an active
worker for the union, and we wish
her every success in her new ca
reer in the service of her country.
, 1943-08-19
OK at the
Scoreboord
With
RUSS RICHESON
The Fourth Term
RUSS RICHESON

AS the 1914 elections draw
closer, more and more there is
being injected into the political
scene the issue of the fourth term.
The question of the Presidents
succession involves one of two
lines of action; will the United
States 60 forward in the Anglo
Soviet American coalition to the
unconditional surrender of the
Axis, or shall the u. S. dissolve
the coalition, combine with the
Axis powers, salvage what rem
nants of Fascism they possibly can
and direct our efforts against
Britain and the Soviet Union? That
is the issue this coming election.
In the Democratic party it is
the dividing line between the
ro-Roosevelt and the anti-Roose-
welt forces. In the Republican
party it is represented in the
Willkie camp versus the Hoover,
Taft and Bricker machine. The
struggle is complicated by the fact
that the only clear hope of a
straight Republican party victory
in 1914 lies in the nomination of
Willkie. And the anti-war forces
will fight against Willkie with al
most the same fanaticism they
display against the President.
Their only hope of winning the
election is by causing a three-way
, 1943-08-19
CLOS War Dead

NEW YORK - War cas-
ualties of the u. S. Mer-
chant Marine, including
those dead and missing, total
4,727 for the period from
September 2, 1941 to June
80, 1913, the CLIO National
Maritime Union announced
here last week. The total
casualties show 6O7 reported
dead, and 4,12O missing. I
, 1943-08-19

More than 200 clandestine news
papers in Belgium spread to the
Belgians the truth about the Nazis.
Editors of such papers have died
by the scores for the freedom of
the press.
, 1943-08-19
Labor's Position

For labor and all other patriotic
forces, who put victory above any
other consideration, preparations
for 1914 are therefore an integral
part of the wal effort here at
home, which must be made now,
not next year. In considering the
victory policies of the President
now and in the election, we should
not however be confused or tied
in with giving endorsement or
official support for the Democratic
party and it's candidates as such.
, 1943-08-19
Go Political Action
Group Reports On
Successes In Drive

Observation-Disclosures on the first two weeks of activity by
CLOS new political action committee, Sidney Hllman, chairman, told
CLIO President Philip Murray here that the workers were enthusiast
tcaly greeting the new drive and preparing for large-scale campaigns
to make the Congress a true victory Congress throughout the country.
, 1943-08-19

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celets, pins and earrings, SIC
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$500 to $3.50
tches. Is jewels. Solid gold
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
CAN TUMBLE, TOO
Purdue II Faces
Stiffest Schedule

LAFAYETTE. Ind, May -
GNS) 49, Purdue'S "old grads
drew a long breath tonight as
they contemplated the stiff 10
game football schedule announced
for their alma mater Without a
single "breather," the Boiler
makers open Sept. ~ at Great
Lakes. play Marquette at Mil
waukce. Sept IS, and from there
on: Illinois. oct 2; Camp Grant,
oct. 9: Ohio State at Columbus,
Oct. 16: Iowa, Oct %: Wisconsin
at Madison. oct. 30; Minnesota at
Minneapolis, Nov. s; Michigan
State. Nov. 10. and Indiana at
Bloomington, Nov. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Two More
los Face
Knockout

The Detroit Softball Association
tournament for the ServlCemen' s
trophy hits nigh gear tonight with
two more of the SIX remaining
teams destined 10 he eliminated
when tournament play continues
in Mack Park.
Meeting IN "Su den death
games tonight are Hudson Motor
Police and Fruehauf TralerS at
100 and Continental Local $50
versus Packard Local 100 AZ g
p. m. All four have lost once in
the two-loss-and-out tourney.
Last night, Briggs BomberS
established themselves as the out
standing favoritc. BY defeating
johnson, 7-2, Briggs became the
only undefeated team in the re-
I'M a ming contenders. Fruehaui
eliminated Zenith Local l04 by an
Overwhelming 100 score.
In the girls division, Local sc
Bomberettes, Detroit girls champ
handed Local z Veterans a g.
setback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
PduIus Gets His First
Individual Pin Trophy

Joe Paulus, in all his years Of
topfight bowling, today has his
first individual championship tro-
ply. lie led the East Side Bowl
ing Proprietors' Classic and re-
ceived the trophy last night at
Maple Lane Golf Club during the
first annual banquet Bruce Rich
mond OF Archway also had a tro-
ply as runner-up.
The props voted TO keep Art
Watson in office as president and
Paulus as secretary-treasurer I'M
tai fall. Paulus also won the city
mixed doubles title with Elvlra
Helms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Saratoga Shifts
It's Program

ALBANY, y. Y. May 20 (UP)-
Racing events usually held at his
toric Saratoga race track today
were scheduled for removal TO Bel
mont Park or Aqueduct this sum-
mcr because of the critical gaso-
line and rubber shortage.
The decision was reached last
night when Washington officials
agreed with a recommendation OF
Governor Dewey.
The Washington officials visited
Saratoga Springs and agreed with
"a report of Hagerty'S that the
Saratoga track was inaccessible
and that most OF the patrons woulc
have TO use automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

sheet metal working course as a
soldier ~ Charutc Ficid -. lie
played n Detroit one season. com
petIng N all the local tourna-
mcnts .. lie &, Il brother OF Terry
former outhelder for the
81. Louis Cardinals.
S-Sgt Edith ]. Dewitt OF Ahcr-
dccn. Wash, Is now stationed al
Fort Sheridan ... She Won many
tennis Titles in her home town =.
There are more than g softball
teams organized ~ Fort Sheridan
az present , Lorraine Worth OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
DIRECTED PREPS

Cmdr. Thompson is well known
as former director of high school
sports in the Michigan school sys-
tenn More than 1000 teams
viii take part in the Great Lakes
competition More than 80
fields will be available and games
will be played every day =. Balls,
bats and gloves have been ordered
in enormous quantities The
entire cost is absorbed by the navy
welfare fund. part of which re-
sources come from the gate re-
ceipts of the football and basket
ball teams.
The 1913 football season will
find Camp Grant playing an all
major schedule Among the
teams scheduled are Michigan,
Great Lakes. Iowa Preflight and
Marquette.
Bill Kennedy. a football player
for Northwestern High. Michigan
State md the Detroit Lions, has
been commissioned a second lieu
tenant in the marines =. lie was
offered a post In the physical
training program. but asked for
combat service lie was back
IN high school and college, but
with the Lions he played guard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Picks Cardinals

Mel OFT says the s. Louis
Cardinals is best looking club
hc has seen this spring. Jim
Baghv of the Indians is develop
inc into A hitter as we'll as a
good pitcher. Dick Bartell IS
playing third base for the
Giants
Joe Mccarthy, at the moment,
thinks Ernie Pyle Of Washing
Ton Is the best looking young
pitcher ~ the American League.
Ray Robinson has been made a
corporal a. Mitchell Field
AL Well has purchased for
$500 the contract of Lon Han
bury, Washington lightweight
who scored a non-title victory
over Jackie Callura, n. r. a.
feathcrwelght champion . Han
bury is employed as a machinist
IN the Washington navy yard.
II turns out that Jesse Flores,
the Mexican, was on trial with
the Athletics and Connie Mack
only recently closed the deal by
paying $4,000 10 Los Angeles
for the brilliant young finger
Looks like Cleveland got
the best Of the deal in which
the Indians obtained Buddy
Rosar and Roy Cullenbinc from
the Yankees IN exchange for
Roy Neatherly and Osca r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

Detroit has two new rifle clubs.
They are the Military Inn Gun
Club and the American Blower
Corp. Rifle and Pistol Club.
Both are affiliated with the Ma
tional Rifle Association and VIII
carry on craftsmanship training
courses.
The American Blower club or
gained by Frank H. ErnSherger
and Martin 3. Ford, has % mem
bcrs and expects 10 have another
100 within 80 days The member
ship is made up mostly Of WclderS,
superlntendents, as
SemblerS and foremen Of the cor
poration. All are entered IN the
Hearst shoot at Olympia
May % and 30.
Officers Of the club are Ernshor-
ger. president: Roy +. Terry, wee
president: William NJ Capper cX-
ecuuve officer; Ford, secretary
and George {. JeX, treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

George. they say, has found
out The right connections cost
heap Of dough. j. not actual
partnership IN The fighter
y Nike Jacobs says Sammy
&ngott and Henry Armstrong
Nilt fight az the Polo Grounds
FcTe June H.. The startling
prilics are leading al MAJOR
ieaqIe clubs IN attendance with
I6g.O49 IN their first Il games
= home 49,. Last year they drew
or 10000 ali season.
Bill Cox. now owner 81 the
phis. broke out with quarter
+ 20 ad IN al Of INC Philadelphia
IsDerN. fu which he thanked The
r Bic faN.f> support and asked
Tor suggcs tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Wayne Cutters
Normal, Loses

WAYNE University's baseball
team still VIII be after its third
victory when il plays Coast Guard
at Northwestern Field tomorrow
al 5 p. m.
That elusive No. 3 was turned
into loss No by Michigan Normal
at Northwestern yesterday as the
TartarS "outorrcd' the HuronS.
Normal won, 3D., mostly because
its three errors were just halt
those made by Wayne. Only one
run apiece was earned.
p n r
Michigan Normal 600 100 0OO-3
Wayne 600 OIL 600
Greig and Harvey ". VanVieck and
Heating
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Athletics Sign
Pitcher Clyde

PHILADELPHIA, May 26 (UP)
Thomas n. Clyde. 100
pound right-hander from Presby-
terian College. Clinton. s. C.. joins
the Philadelphia Athletics today.
The AS signed Clyde on the
recommendation of his college
coach. Chick Galloway, former AS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
, New Rifle Clubs
Military Inn. American Blower Groups to Have
Teams in Hearst Times Shoot
BY DON GILLIES

Mrs. Spears, who dropped into
the Times a few days ago 10 pick
up entry blanks for the Hearst
Times shoot, said all of their
would fire.
"SOme OF our members have
only little experience In target
shooting, but we have them en-
tered anyway for the excellent
experience they Will receive
later when they take up the
National Rifle Association War
Departments approved small
arms school which we intend To
start shortly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
THE GREATER GAME

This column Of athletes ia
the SCrrice appears erorg
rs edHessdog and .SumdaB)
William y Thompson II. son OF
Frank Thompson and grandson OF
the former MAYOR of Detroit. has
been promoted to first lieutenant
IN the army he Is aide TO the
general al West Coast camp
Young Bill played golf on the
University of Detroit High Holy
Cross teams and later at Oakland
Hills.
Larry GeInon. Deuoit's No. I
No,re Dame football fan is in De-
trolt or a furlough from ms army
duties m the state of Washington.
Larry never missed a Notre Dame
game nor a meeting OF the Down
town Quarterback Club spon-
sorcd by The Detroit Times.
Tony Nallone. from Eastern
High. is the fifth member Of his
family 10 enter the armed forces
He is stationed at Camp
Maxey, Tex AT Eastern. nc
played baseball and football and
later was a member Of the Riley
team jn|the DBF ~
Tom Flynn. Detroit amateur
fighter Is the new welterWeighj
champion az tho army air force
technical training school A. Cha
mute Field III -. Only one cham.
.pion retained ms crown in the
pos,-wldc Tournament. Jack Row.
soy Of Huntington, w. Va knock
ing OUT William Nihsl. Wilkc>.
Barre. "a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
CHARTER MEMBERS

Charter members Of the club
are Charles Koisler. Joseph Barto
Jr.. Roy r. Tury, John G. Smith,
Fred Martin Frank S. Baker, Will
liam Booth. Joseph BroSch, Russell
Crane James Prebble, b. b. Baird,
Frank Cox. Jay w. Burton, Robert
Hoover, George Brewer, Eugene
Hecht and the officers.
The Military Inn club is the
brain child of Andy Palmer, whose
collection OF better than 1000 an
tique firearms is said TO be one OF
the best IN the world.
The only gun that l do not
own Is the one that Jesse James
used to hold up the hank at
Mortified, Mimi" Andy SAID
with a smile. The reason
haven't this firearm is because
every other antique firearm col
lectOr owns IT." he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

"Betcha IL doesn't win a race"
SCOTS the pouung Berry.
The Tigers picked off S1.5lS24
as their share of the exhibition
game in Scranton. Which.
Incidentally, is more than they
collect for most days in ST.
Louis.
Paul DIZZY Trout has added
70 his repertoire. The Tiger
pitcher now gives ventrlloquist
Seances IN coffee shops. Glenn
PresSnell. former Detroit Lion
quarterback star and recently
coach at Nebraska. W n o has
been commissioned lieutenant
Cig) in the navy. will report
10 Chapel Hill. n. c., July l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

BerryS in the
"natty clothes
or SeCrcta-
rieS league
had a horse
named after
him. The
n G w q a b g
Paul is a p
year-old colt
by Sickle out
of Kiss, and
owned by j.
I Ntdpper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
FAVoRITE SECOND
Ferris Willing

NEW YORK, May Is up
Dan Ferris. secretary OF the Ma
tional a. a. L.. said today that he
would be glad 10 serve on PreSi-
dent Roosevelts advisory COM
mittee for wartime sports guild
anCe.