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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

The total, believed good for
a piece of prize mon included
601 by Floyd Frederick, Les
Frederick's $40, John Freder-
ick's SIT and a $40 by Hank La
Croix. Other team totals were
much less impressive.
Irwin added SIS in the dou-
bles and 626 in the singles for
an 1856 all events score-also
good for a slice of prize money.
Other good scores included Ed
Stadler's 612 in singles; Harry
Gahlau's 603 in doubles and $40
in singles; George Noteboom's
608 in doubles and 900 in sim
giles; Spike Paulsen's COL; and
George Essmaker'G 6O7 and Gil
in doubles and singles, respect
lively.
Big Ernie Mattingly was red
hot in the singles. He opened
with a modest IL, then shot
243 and 246 for the best singles
count of the local contingent.
Reggie Moore had 612 in sim
giles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

The Canadiens, although they
were red hot during the final
weeks of the National Hockey
League, lost to Boston Sunday
night 5 to 4, in sudden death
overtime after once holding a 3
to 0 edge. 1t was the fifth time
this year the Canadiens have
dissipated such an advantage.
Irwin made public his threat
of a shakeup,, pointing to the II
players available. In Sundays
game he used IA while three
others remained IN civilian at
tire.
Day, however, wasn't so ex-
plicit. He intimated he had
something startling for tonight's
encounter but wouldn't reveal
it. His club lost Sunday to the
heavily favored Red Wings, 4 to
2, with the Detroiters gettinS
three goals in the last perioS
In contrast, everything was
serene in the camps of the two
victors. Boston officials spent
some of their time patching big
Jack Shewchuk's ankle. II the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
Bi||yLa(roix
Posts Huge24S
in 616 Series
Florence Goodor
Rolls rs; Modous
Shoots Big SCI

Billy LaCroix, who annually
masterminds his Mount Clemens
girls Softball team into many
victories, today was Dragging of
new athletic accomplishment
the 248 in GIG he shot last
night in the BoWl-O-Drome
House League.
Billy boasts a modest 164 av-
erage, but last night he was def
nitely in the groove. He had 453
going into his last game, but the
strain proved too much and he
slipped to 1853. Elmo Spears
rolled $50 in the same league
last week
Bill Klemm had a 2l5 and
Hugo Madaus SCI in Lutheran
League competition at the Mount
Clemens Rec Friday night.
l.. Pcltier's SAT was best last
night in the Holy Name League
and K. Vernier had a PIT single.
Florence GOOdar continued
her fine bowling with 225 in
sig in the Ladies Minor
League at the BOwl-O-DrOme
last night. Helen Hickman
posted sol and Alice Lind
Sey 500.
Doris krause's $50 was tops
in Ladies Minor League COM
petition at the BoWl-O-Drome
Friday while Helen DuBay post
ed 1872 for high game.
Helen Liberman's 1877 in 491
led the field in the Macomb Rec
rcation Ladies League Friday.
Merle June Dehls was runner
up with 473
E. Crafts $50 was the best
individual effort in the x. of c..
League Friday. l.. Rich had a
219 game in the same league.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23

lies stationed the former Oriole
at first base, he batted no more
than 1862. One hit in four times
at bat is excellent on the part of
a picher or pinch-hitter, but it
is not nearly enough from a
first baseman over a stretch of
l54 engagements.
Providing his fielding is pass
able, Johnny Lindell's bat will
answer the most important ques-
ton.
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Twins 67j PAGES
AlleS Lager BOwlerS

Paced by Clint Twins 2O6-
2ll-258 in CTS, Altes Lager shot
a good 1918 at the Michigan
State Bowling Tournament at
Port Huron over the weekend.
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Detroit Ready
tn Resume Play
(By the Associated Press)

opening in the l943 STAN
Cup payof Coaches Dick Montreal Canadiens
and c. appy) Day Maple Leafs have limited
of lineup changes for tonight's trays 80
Montreal will tangle with Boston on Bru ice ana tne
try pennant winning Detroit Red Wings IN
the City /,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Powerful Ann Arbor Team
Slips, Slides Through Mud

Ypsilanti High played one OF the
states most powerful elevens and
fell victim to a ~ to 0 defeat. The
Ann Arbor High gridders were bet.
ter able to slip and slide their way
through the mud on Frog Island
than were the Braves.
Ypsilanti with nothing to lose and
everything to gain in their effort
to upset the Blue and White started
by taking chances as soon as they
got the ball. Sellers OF Ann .Arbor
intercepted a pass thrown by Kelly
on the Ypsi 80 and lodged his way
to the six yard line. Ann Arbor,
however, vas not going to have a
touchdown that easily against a
fighting Ypsi High. After banging
against q stone wall Ann Arbor
fumbled and John Wynn OF the
Braves fell on the ball
Again attempting TO catch the
Blue and White mapping Kelly
passed to Miller who attempted to
lateral it and lost the ball on his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
McEnnen

JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
MeEnnen
McEnnen 454, Baer i2s. IAyhsr
All, Batty 4i6. Wells 4?s. Handicar
1888, Totals 7o2. ISL, AS-2:ss.
Grouse
Baldwin S55. Hurdley al. Jack.
son gao. r. Miller asa. Grouse 500
Totals So9. 757, SOB 1859
Trojan
Hardin 5ls. Wheelock ass, Plum
mer 402. \. Smith 4ss. Miller $50
Handicap iss. Totals S72. 927. s57
-s656.
clffs
schreiner sos. J. SchWall $50.
somonek i94. Farmer SIT. II.
Schwall 5il. Totals S33, $40. s2s-
26lO.
Mass. Mutual
Pearson 533. Begole 46l. Wallace
$50. Williamson 525. Totals 633,
65S, 663-ls49.
NYC
Fem AZ, ST. John 446. Merritt
3s9, shuttle 473. Handicap 1875. To
tails $50, 657, 6l2-1s5l.
Denton
b. Connolly SIT, A. Pyle 40. Hor.
ton All, r Schofield 5lt. r. Nc
Kinstry 474. Totals sos, $40, ss7-
25l2.
Slnkule
Forfeit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Moose No. z

Moose No. 2
Deck 544, S. Richards 5si, Daig'
nault 3zl. Boyle sac, Harris ass;
totals, 7i7, s5l, 905, 1905.
V. y. w.
f. Livingston SAP, +. Pierson
1876, A. Smith 423, A. Nolt AZ, Ave,
465. handicap 80; totals, Sis, III,
1857. 1854
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06

own IS. Ann Arbor recovered. From
there a march was started by the
Pioneers. Sellers eliminated this
with a 10 yard sweep OF his right
end for a touchdown. Walterhouse
place kicked the extra point.
These breaks apparently upset
the purple and Gold and Ann Arbor
swept on To two more touchdowns
before the half was over. The first
was the result OF a pass from Sci.
lers to Holloway after Sellers had
run and passed the way from the
Ann Arbor IS TO the Ypsi 10 yard
line. Sellers was responsible for
the other score in the first half as
he ran an intercepted pass back 10
the Braves so yard line and then
passed to Holloway for the third
touchdown of the game. Walter.
house converted both points after
touchdown.
In the second half Ypsi High
came 10 life determined to make \
better showing. After stopping the
pioneers cold on their own 20 yard
line they blocked a Pioneer punt
and recovered the ball on the Ann
Arbor yard line. on the first
play from this spot, signals were
mixed. the ball was fumbled and
Ann Arbor recovered. This ended
the only scoring threat made by
the Purple and Gold throughout
the game.
The final score came as the re-
suit Of a brilliant run by Plat
After streaking 30 yards down the
eastern sidelines OF the field, Plat
plunged over from the . yard line
for the fourth touchdown OF the
game.
The outstanding player OF the
contest was Ann Arbor's left half
back, Sellers. He ran and passed
the way to the Pioneers first three
scores. The outstanding Brave was
John Kelly who got away several
nice punts and did his usual amount
OF good passing.
The experience and reserve
strength OF the Blue and White
was too much for the spirited Ypsi
team. Ann Arbor rolled up twelve
first downs to only two for Ypsl.
lanti.
Next week the Braves entertain
Howell ina game at Frog Island.
Startipa Iinanna.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Sports Roundup

Hanover H-uP-Darmouth
hs avorits today defeat Columbia s with
out victory five starts crowd OF 5000 expected
Pimlco Md-UP-Greenree Stables
even money fve TO todsys $4,000 added Riggs Handicap
Ptmco
ed championship Kentucky
week he romped In the $4,000 Pimco special
Bodentown J-UP-Edgar Smith,
the Chicago White Sox staff instructed Undue
ton Smith married
boy. has brothers In the service
PhiadsphiaUP-Jmmy Wasdeii Philadelphia Phls
fielder ouelde will induction into
49, club officials said today Wasde notification
from bis Cleveland draft board yesterday married but has chill
Phily
promotion Ted
Brooklyn Dodgers O. head
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Masona No, 2

WdHoH8 MO- z
Ring (ays.) ass. +. Kerbyson
1868. J. Montonye 1877. NJ. Richards
S5+, c. Fagin ls4. handicap 81;
totals, 73l, S0i, 1877. 2272.
Eagles No. I
C. Lore 400, 7. Edison AS. r.
Packard (aveD l53, X. Winkler
AS, NJ. Blakemore 464. totals, 755.
1852, 1874. 1901.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06

Moose No.
X. Hathaway Ar. NJ. Beuchsmp
3S4, A. morris 4S7. T. Cobb i05. II.
Carrier &05, handicap 81, totals
GAS, 1874, SEQ, 2i35.
Eagles No. 2
McComb 4lQ. Jones 1913, Simon
4s5. Yuncker $50. Baird tave.) ass;
totals, 677. 692, 6s4. 1858.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Victory Ends
RIBS. Season

Roosevelt High bid farewell to
the l943 grid season with a 10 to 7
victory over Chelsea. The game
was played Friday afternoon at
Chelsea.
Completely outplaying heavy
Chelsea team the Rough Riders
marched up and down the field at
will. They were unable 10 cash IN
all their opportunities and were
tied to 7 at the end of the third
period.
Chamberlain passed Is yards TO
Geddes for the first score OF the
game and the conversion which
gave Roosevelt a 7 TO 0 lead. In the
third period a brilliant S. yard run
back OF punt by Chelsea tied the
score.
The final period OF the game saw
the Purple and Gray march SIS
yards for the deciding margin. This
score was made by Chamberlain on
a short plunge into the line.
The Rough Riders during the past
season were able to gain two VIC
tories while suffering five losses.
Bob Chisel. center, seemed to be
the bulwark OF the team not only
in this game but throughout the
season.
Score by quarters
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06

cHIcAGo-INs-with hog arriv.
ais topping the capacity OF the Chi.
cago stock yards. packers were
forced TO carry over more than 25.-
900 head which they were unable TO
slaughter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
MOTOR STATE LEAGUE
lottleNarks

Kossuth 467. Hochrein 3s4. Nc
Kenna 5i2. oliver sos. Carpenter
45s; totals, 719. ss7. 7S9, 1925.
Whlte.Necks
Bruetsch (.ve.l 465. Piatt Alb.
Wilson i6i, CARRIE 40, Stumph
sal; totals, 7l3, 759. sol. 227S.
Rolling Rams No. ;
Eberle Ash Chapel AIS. Crow
4S7 Hendrickson SIT, Santure
64S; totals, $3.50, Si7, $50, e5iO.
Black Hawks
Bragg $50, Foster 1894, Baka $50.
Putnam AL, Silver sal; totals, 74s,
776, 702, 2226.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Braves Victims Of ~ o Defeat

NEW YoRK-UP-Albsrt Warn.
err treasurer OF Warner Brothers
Pictures. Inc. testifying at the trial
OF eight men accused Of extorting
more than 100000 from the mo.
ton picture industry. said yestsr.
day he feared violence from Willie
Biott. convicted extortionist.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Enjoying FurIouah

Richard O'Neil, home on furlough
from England, was a dinner guest
OF his sister. Mrs. Murray Fish
beck, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ber-
tina O'Neil and daughter Alice,
Ypsilanti, and Miss Krystine Rim
ckie. Little Rock, Ark, were pres
ent Also.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Entertain at Masquerade Party

Mr., and Mrs. Daniel Patrick en-
tertained few friends at a mas.
querade party Saturday night. The
judges awarded first prize to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Staebler for their
costumes. Five tables OF. cards were
played, honors going TO Theresa
Marry, Earl Quackenbush, Mrs.
Clinton LeForge and Fred Judson.
A lovely buffet lunch was enjoyed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
FRArERNAL LEAGUE
(Temple RlleysD

J, G =.
Hanes 46S,. Dunkelberger (ave)
as, Dinsdale SOL. Gilleit S7i. oyer
(avel S57 handicap 70; totals,
7O4. 6s7 $50. 20so
Masons No,
Mott 40. Whitcomb t6i. Corn
well SIS. Prest 3O7. Allward i22.
totals. TS4, $50, 7iO. 2ie4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Frains Lake
HOSTESS TO EXTENSION CLUE

Frains Lake, Mich, Nov. s. Mrs.
Charles Freeman was hostess to Is
members Of the North Superior
Extension Group Tuesday. Meeting
at IL O'Clock the group sewed and
held business meeting. After a
cooperative dinner the lesson for
discussion was Preparation and
equipment for the sick room" Mrs.
Clinton LeForge will entertain Nov.
20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06

The children and their families
came sunday afternoon to help
Mrs. Fred Fishbeck celebrate her
birthday which occurred earlier in
the week.
The school pupils held a Halo.
ween party at the school house Fri.
day afternoon. The children camo
costumed and masqued and en-
1oyed games and a lunch OF Ice
cream and cookies.
Air. and Mrs. Nathan Judson and
family attended a party at the
home of their sister. Mrs. Jessie
Thomas and family, Plymouth, Sat.
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Fishbeck
and children will visit friends in
lonia County over. the week end.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-06
Prom otsd to CAPTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Staebler
have received word OF the promo.
ton to captain OF their son-in-lsw,
DR.. Walter Hileman who is sta.
toned at Camp Howe. Texas. Mrs.
Hileman was the former Ruth stae-
bier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Assessor Denies
Tax Increase on
Smaller Homes

City Assessor Elmer p. Grierson
today defended his action in lower
ing assessments on a number of
high-priced homes and. at the same
time, denied that assessments on
homes in the lower brackets had
been increased. He said:
There has been a misunder-
standing on this point. I sought
To explain that general prosper
ity in the community had driven
the cash value of smaller homes
upward, but not the assessments.
"The larger homes. however,
have not been so affected because
our working people are not bid
ding against each other for these
homes. On the contrary, lack Of
demand and increasing obsoles-
cence has lowered their value.
We thought 10 only fair to adjust
their assessments accordingly.
Notwithstanding that prop
erty values among smaller homes
are up, we decided 10 keep them
assessed at their 1912 level"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Ldnsingite Lost
With Harmon

LANSING. April 16-Lt. Fred
|erick o. Wieting. 81. son of Mrs.
Betty Brown of 1917 N. Grand
River, co-pilot of Tom Harmon,
also is missing in the Latin-Ameri-
can area, according to a war de-
partment message to his mother
here today.
Mrs. Peggy Ramont, sister of
the missing flier. said the tele-
gram gave no details. Wietng has
"a wife. Betty. living at Charlotte.
He attended Lansing schools and
was well known in local athletic
circles for his ability in football
and basketball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

Following breakfast at the sta.
ton they will 60 by bus 10 the
Cadillac plant and from there to
the Packard plant, where they
will be served lunch in the plant
cafeteria.
In the afternoon they will visit
the Chrysler tank arsenal anc
Willow Run. A dinner and dance
Will be held in the evening at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel
Sunday they will tour Bell,
Isle. the General Motors arm,
exhibit, offices of Local TIA anC
Local 600. UAW-CIO. the Fore
Rouge plant and Greenfield Village
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
30 Soldiers Guests
OF JAW Two DAYS

Eighty noncommissioned officers
from Camp Atterbury. Ind, will
arrive in Detroit tomorrow for a
two-day visit as guests of the
.UAW-CIO.
The soldiers, who acted as
guides for 200 CAV men on their
visit to the army several weeks
ago. are 10 tour war plants. visit
union halls, attend dances and
banquets.
From the time of their arrival
at 7:30 a. IN. at the New York
Central station until midnight
tomorrow every minute Will be
occupied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Portugal Defends Isles

LONDON April rs CINSl The
armed strength Of Portugal IN The
Azores and Cape Verde islands
was announced officially. accord
ing 10 a dispatch from Lisbon
today, As II infantry battalionS,
SIX artillery units and 10 anti
aIrcraft hatterlcs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
0Wosso Man Named
To High WPB Office

WASHINGTON, April is tUP)
- Maj. William II. Burke OF
OVosso, Mich. today was APP
pointed chief of the War Produc-
ton Boards prison industries
branch, effective May l. He sue
ceeds former Gov. Daniel w.
Turner of Iowa, resigned.
Burke, who is on leave from the
war department. was formerly
chief conSuitant TO Turner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Miracle Medicines
I'm Science Spotlight
BY G. b. LAL

Chemistry's new and highly
promising attacks against tuber.
culoSiS leprOsy. nasal sinus in
lection and other maladies shared
the spotlight with advances in
synthetic rubber research at the
American Chemical Society
meeting today.
Special drugs have been pre-
Tared which hold out new hope
II conquest OF tuberculosis and
leprosy, both among the mcnaccS
OF global war. New varieties Of
Sulfa compounds for relief of the
troubles OF the nose. due 10 in
lection and inflammation, have
been made and tested.
Prof Ere d-crick Bernhcin,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Indian Shakeup Promised

NEW DELHI, April is CUP)-
.Niceroy Lord Linlithgow an.
nounced today that small Indian
states will be merged with larger
ones having economic, political and
geographical affinitieS 10 obtain
better administration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Hamilton Tells
Bride Case Jury
Of Taking Cash

A second Graft-convictcd ex-
councilman took the witness stand
today 10 bolster the states case
of bride conspiracy against the
Huron Portland Cement Co, Or.
Lyle C.. King and Atty S, Brooks
Barron.
John Hamilton. now serving 3
10 10 years AT Jackson Prison for
his part in the Herman Gardens
housing scandal skctchcd 10 the
jury the various mancuverS that
led up 10 the alleged SGT 900 bride.
FAVORED CEMENT
Like Robert G Ewald. tailed
councilman, Hamilton insisted no
favored concrete anyway and
took $4,000 merely because il was
available.
II told Lipman civilian 6.
Lipman, Chicago CONTRACTOR I
might as well he hung for all Of
the money "a piece OF it,"
Hamilton testified.
Barron was in on the early
negotiations. he said. The lawyer
sought bonding business on the
construction and expected 10 split
commissions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
CONTRACTORS ATTORNEY

Prior TO Ewald'S appearance on
the stand. Mrs. Josephine Gomon,
former secretary to the housing
commission. told of a meeting with
Lipman and Barron during which
the former asked her 10 attempt
TO gain a public hearing on the
matter.
She said Barron had claimed 70
he acting as attorney for the con-
tractors and had agreed 10 split
his fee with her if she were sue
cessful in obtaining the public
hearing.
Under cross-cXamination. she
became witness for the defend
ant Barron by stating he had done
nothing any attorney would not do
in acting for has client.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
KNOWS BARRON
81 know Barron apd was sure
i would he treated right" Hamil-

81 know Barron apd was sure
would he treated right" Hamil-
ton added.
EWald was also returned from
Jackson prison 10 tell OF his &C,
ceptance of $1,000 cut.
lie said he was contacted by
Lipman and offered $1,000 for hi,
campaign while running for county
auditor. He said Lipman arranged
10 have Albert j. OConnor paN
the campaign money TO him but
that IT did not influence his vote
for concrete.
81 was for concrete before
the plans were drawn for the
project" he testified. IL didn't
change my mind at any time
and the money was not bride
money but was given me as a
campaign contribution"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
WROTE TO PATIENTS

Asked il he correSpondcd viii
patients. Or Koch said that hc
did az The request Of other
ply Sicisn>
Patients YOU have never
seen Norris persisted
"Only through the other doc
tors eyes and hands" fhc Wiz
ness said.
lic testified that. IN his export.
nentS he had used crude diStilla.
irons IN very strong concentration
ON himself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Boy, IS, Missing;
$1,000 Vanishes

Flftocn.ycar-old Eugene Kline
Of 1881 Elmwood was reported
missing today with $500 taker
from a Strongbox in the home.
HE mother. Mrs. Cecilia Kline
told police her son escaped from
tho Ford Republic yesterday. came
nome and looted dresser drawer
Eugene IS five feet four inches
tail. weighs lao pounds. has blond
hair. a brush haircut and wore
q green reversible topcoat. a mul-
Tier. blue shirt. and tan shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

Dial Cherry $500 10 arrange
for The Detroit Times To he
mailed TO your man In the
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
DR.. Koch Saws
He S Boycotted
By Hospitals

Under croSS-eXaminatiOn by gov
eminent attorneys, DR., William r
Koch today charged that there is
a nationwide boycott against him
by hospitals and medical organiza-
tons.
Asked by Frank X. Norris, as
siStant l.. s. Attorney whether he
was able TO examine hospital rec
ordS OF patients, DR.. Koch replied
"NOt me. They exclude me.
have no cooperation from hos
pitfalls or medical organizations
in this country"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

Like sending him a gift every
daN. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily 10 your man in the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

Arthur Saz and Frank r. John
ston Of Duke University Medical
School, with Or. Arthur Burger
of the University of Virginia
have prepared and tested certain
iodine drugs which appear 10
check the growth of tuberculosis
germs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
ANOTHER COMPOUND

Another iodine compound which
was effective against the germs,
and not too harmful 10 guinea pigs,
is called "1-diethylamino-2-2. 4. g.
neutrality-suspicious. hydrocblo-
ride" Tests on germs in labora-
tory TASKS also showed it kills
tuberculosis germs readily.
Prof. MarSton Taylor Bogert of
Columbia University, with DIR.
Frederick Brody. has developed a
new line OF "heterocyclic fatty
acids. " chemically similar TO chaul-
moogric and hydnocarpic acids
that is 10 say, drugs for treatment
Of leproSy.
One of these compounds. "Pyri-
dylundeCanoic acid is being tested
against rat leproSy. A "thiazole'
compound along similar lines has
been made. The chemists also have
made new ahti-malarial drugs in
which arsenic and amidino mole
culeS' are brought together.
USEFUL TO AVIATORS
DrS. William +. Hamilton. Mel
vim +. George and Eli Simon Of the
LoCkheed Aircraft Laboratories
Burbank. Cal. and DR.. Frederick
VI. Trrubull of Los Angeles, have
developed "vaSoSulfa' for use in
case of nose congestion, sinus and
so on. For aviatorS, this might be
especially useful.
DR.. S. NJ Martin Jr. Of the
Thiakol Corp. Laboratories, re-
ported successful production OF
elastic alloys, that is 10 say, new
types of synthetic rubberS made
by blending synthetic rubbers.
Just as metallic alloys have
proved useful. so the new rubber
alloys might turn out to he capable
Of doing many things that no one
synthetic rubber can adequately do.
Dial Cherry $500 10 arrange