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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Will Miss DiMag

The Yanks have no one 20
replace such departed lumi-
naries as Joe DiMaggio and Phil
Rlzzuto. The aging frankie
Crosetti is only a shadow Of
Rizzuto in the field these days.
And Joe Gordon IS hardly more
than a shadow OF MS former
self
Most Of the Cardinal young
stcrs who are back this year
have been benefited from the
added experience George ku-
rowSki and Stats Marion are
both better than last year. when
Ehey were plenty good. Lou
KLEIN Al second has been one Of
the finds OF the year Ray
Sanders has shown steady i'm
provemcnt al first.
The Cards. Of course. miss
Terry Moore's exceptional ball
hawking talent and EnoS
Slaughter'S explosive power. But
this has been Offset largely by
the development of Stan MuSial
and Harry Walker both at bat
and in the field Walker can't
match Moore'S genius on de-
Tense. but he is more valuable
on offenSe than the former Red
Bird captain Walker Cooper is
as good as ever behind'the plate,
maNbe better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

which covers players OF sponsored
clubs, .
All Of the Detroit veterans and
many OF the others who Will try
out are employed In war plants
as a result of which Adams has
scheduled the night practices. The
late sessions will enable three for
mer NJ. O. League players, Rudy
Zunich, Tony Buckovlch and Ber-
ME Ruelle, 10 try out. along with
Johnny Sherf. the former Detroit
and Pittsburgh player who is now
labor mediator at Willow Run.
From the Ford plant also will
come Normle Smith. gOal-tendlng
hero Of DetroitS Cup winners of
SO and 81. He and j m m Y
Franks, former indianapolis and
New York Rangers goaie, will
try out for the job vacated when
Johnny Mowers Joined the Royal
Canadian Air Force last summer.
They MilLhape Emil Francis from
North Battleford, SaSk., and Joe
Peters from Winnipeg as two of
their rivals from the amateurs.
A question uppermost in many
minds IS whether Ebbie Goodfel-
low, Red Wings playing coach for
the past two seasons, will appear
for practice tonight. Following
conflicting tements from
Adams and Goodfellow last week
about whether Ebbie was avail
able the Wings manager said yes
tcrday Edible would be issued
uniform AS usual II he reported.
Its evident Jack d esn't
want me and I'm not sure
whether I'll report. I'll have 10
think II over" said GOodfellow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Count on Chandler

On the hill, however. the
Yanks are clearly superior
Their mastery on the mound
figures 10 give them the adj
vantage over the Cards i'm A
short series. Chandler. with one
OF the fancieSt records ever
compiled in the American
League is pretty sure TO make
At least two starts. For the
other games Manager Joe Nc
Carthy can take his pick from
such experts AS Ernie Bonham,
Hank Borowy. Alley Donald,
MarluS Russo. Charley Wensloff
and Johnny Murphy.
The Cards leading winner is
Mort Cooper. and he has been
VIGOROUSLY unsuccessful against
American Leagu battcrS.
Maybe this is going 10 be his
year, but his performance last
year was not the sort 10 inspire
confidence.
Best of the remaining Card
hurlers is Max Lanier. the
. southpaw who won - and lost
lSeven this season. Max will start
Fthe game today instead Of
Cooper, hut tho tip-of on that
Is that such choice will be
dictated more by miStruSt Of
Cooper than by confidence in
Lanier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

Leahys lads completed 10 out
of IA passes for ISL yards Thus
the Irish ran or passed the pig
skin 81 times and gained an
average Of seven and a half
wards each time to pile up the
astounding total of 574 yards.
Notre Dame had the ball l3
times Saturday. and racked up
eight touchdowns. The Irish
were just about close 10 IT.
restible as any club can be.
Thus the lads from South
Bend evened the score for one
Of the only two defeats they
have suffered since Leahy
assumed the job OF head coach.
Al Ann Arbor Saturday they
will be out TO balance accounts
for the second loss. This
promises 10 be one Of the great
est challenges any Michigan line
ever has faced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

Sale
Starts
BY DON GILLIEs

Michigan conservation week got
off 10 a good start in Detroit with
thousands Of hunters, anglers, gar
den clubs and conservation organl-
cations selling commemorative
wildlifc stamps
The Detroit SpOrtSmcnS Con-
GreSS viii dedicate ITS meeting to-
morrow night al Moose Temple
10 conservation week More than
200 OF lis 1000 members Will
hear Waiter Hastings, wildlife
movie photographer.
There will he no special allot-
ment Of gasoline for hunters this
fall. This information was con-
tanned IN a letter from Senator
Homer Ferguson, who was asked
by Lloyd Eagan, president Of the
SportSmen'S Congress. 10 contact
the OPA IN Washington TO see If
enough gas 10 harvest the game
crop this season could be OBJ
tanned
A similar plea by George p.
Miller, executive secretary of the
California Conservation Depart
ment. VISA turned down in Wash
ington yesterday.
Champion Adair Of Three
Birches. boxer owned by Ray
mond II. Hall OF Birmingham, Is
home today with another laurel
added 10 Us long list OF victories
best ~ breed m the Midwest
Boxer Clubs show which ended
yesterday At Chicago Eighty
seven boxers were entered.
Ray RathS of Detroit, widely
known outdoor photographer. an
employe Of The Detroit Times,
VIII show has Michigan hunting
pictures AZ the Iona County Fish
Ing and Hunting Club tomorrow
night. Glenn Shute, collector Of
firearms, viii show many OF his
priced guns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Only Six Hours
ToSet Defense
To Halt Hutson
BY HAROLD KAHL

Setting up a defense to stop Don
HutSon, who broke all scoring and
pass catching records in the Ma
tional Professional League last
season. in six hours,
That is the mere task con-
fronting Coach Gus Dorais and Joe
Bach. his assistant, a the Detroit
Lions return to practice today for
the invasion OF Green Bay for the
game with the Pack
ers next Sunday.
There's not "A football coach
alive who wouldn't welcome two
weeks OF daily drills of three hours
each TO get ready for Mr.. HutSon.
And DoraiS IS no exception. But
the fact remains hour and half
drills the next four days are all
that Will be available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Yank Edge on Mound

The New York Yankees have
been established as the favorIteS
over the St Louis Cardinals as
another World Series gets under
way today. That fiatterlng posi-
ton is due entirely 10 the
wIzardry Of the Yankee mound
artists. especially the senSa-
tional Spud Chandler
Outside Of the pitching STATS,
The Cardinals hold a wide edge
over the New Workers. The
simple fact is that except for
the pitching department the
Cards are stronger than they
were last year-and the Yanks
are weaker.
Ard the Cards YOU may re-
member. won the 1912 crown in
five games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Only Five Veterans
Report ID Adams
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Jack Adams expects his world
champion Detroit Red Wings 10
start the hockey season "as goods
as any Of EN-. if he does not lose
more to the army, he said today
as he prepared TO send his new
squad through its first practice
session at Olympia tonight
Only five of the - players who
helped knock the Boston Bruins
out in four straight for the Stan
ley Cup are expected 20 report
tonight. But few National Hockey
League clubs Will have as many
veterans. All have been riddled
by calls 10 the armed services.
Capt Sid Abel and Jack Stew
art. All-League delenseman who
aided the Wings in their title
march last year will also turn out
with the squad tonight and help
Adams with the rockies. But they
will be present only As visitors.
Now members of the Royal Can
adam Air Force they are spend
ing a few days OF furlough IN De-
troit on their way back To their
base in Quebec.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
FOUR VETERAN FORWARDS

However, Adams expects for
wards sgd Howe, Mud Bruneteau,
Joe Carveth and Carl LiScombe
of last years team 10 take the
ice tonight along with Defense
man Gully Simon. Additional vet
Grams arc Forward Bill-JennrngS
and Defenseman Harold Jackson.
Jennings finished last season with
Indianapolis but has pinch-hit for
the Wings frequently Jackson,
Windsor boy. replaced Alex Mot
ter on the Detroit defense IN the
final Stanley Cup game.
Detroit can fill out it's defense
by taking its choice from a dozen
youthful prospects A d a m and
Scout Carson Cooper are bring
ing in. Among them is Frank
Bennett from st Michae's Col
lege Of Toronto. who played for
Oshawa in the Memorial Cup
finals last year He had trans
ferred 10 Assumption College at
Sandwich. Bennett is a Shlity
skater and may be used as a for
ward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Columbus Leads
By Two Games

SYRACUSE. oct : CUP)--The
Columbus Red Birds of the Amerl-
can Association held a two game
advantage over the International
Leagues Syracuse Chiefs today in
their best-of-Seven little world Sc
ricS. Preacher Roe pitched sin
hit ball to give the Red Birds a
SD decision IN the second game
last nIghf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Purdue Will Face
Strong Grant II

LAFAYETTE, Ind oct )
GNS)-The Purdue BoilcrmakcrS
were practiclng under strict warn
ing today that they viii have TO do
better against the Samp Grant
warriors next Saturday than they
did against the freshmen Illinois
team last Weekend. The warning
came from Assistant Coach Joe
DIcnhart who said the experienced
warrior line viii outweigh the
Boilermakers S to 10 pounds per
man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
As POTENT As EVER

Despite the loss Of his ace
pitcher, Cecil lSbcll. now coaching
al Purdue, Iutson IS Just as
potent as ever this year. DoraiS
learned that yesterday IN talking
with Hunk Anderson, head coach
OF the Chicago Bears, VINO handed
the Lions their first setback of the
season IN "thrIller-dlller' here
Sunday. 27-2l.
Anderson explained TO DOraiS. at
great length. everything he knew
about Hulson following the Quar-
terbacks luncheon when the room
at the Fort Shelby. that houses
the second gueSScrS," was de-
serted For more than a half hour
Hunk didgramed Gre en- B y
plays on tablecloth the hkable
Jerry Moore. resident manager,
probably viii send him TO have
Numbered.
To reveal how Hunk diagramed
the Xs and OS would be violating
a gridlrOn secret. But this much
can be told. Hutson was gone over
very carefully 1t will be recalled
Hutson grabbed a hook pas"
and ran for the T d that gave
the Packers a 2l-2l tie with the
Bears several weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
CANADEo AND COMP

Instead of ISbell 10 HutSon
Green Bay offers Tony Canadeo
and Try Comp TO Hutson. Not as
great as Tsbell. but good enough
10 bring warnings from Anderson
10 DoraiS. II was Canadeo who
tossed the tying touchdown pass
against the Bears.
Dorais remembers Canadeo well
and mas a lot OF respect for him.
Three years ago he took U.-of d.
eleven 10 Spokane 10 play Gonzaga.
Canadco reeled off two. long
touchdowns runs that day 10 beat
the TItanS, 1871
Canadco still can tote the ball.
He and Andy Tram accounted for
most OF the yardsge when the
Packers outgalned the Bears by A
wide margin IN their tie game.
This would seem 10 indicate the
Packers running game is vastly
improved over last year to add 10
the HutSon threat.
With the exception of Harry
Hopp. fullback. the Lions came
out Of the Bears game bruised. but
not battered. Hops ribs were in
jurcd when tackled behind the
goal line after a 40-yard sprint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Grocer in Line
First for Series

NEW YORK, Oct. 5 GNS)-
The dubious honor of being the
first man TO stand in line for his
seat 10 the first game of the
world series went TO a 36-year-old
Baltimore grocer today, Gordon
Roberts. Roberts was lined up
more than "a hours in advance OF
the first game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
IN WAR PLANTS

Adams has also grabbed two
PLAYERS from the New York Row
erS. Lester Patrick's amateur
club. They are Defenseman Hy-
ME Butler and Victor Lynn, a
forward. The Rangers failed 10
protect them by putting them on
their league list so Adams has
brought them into camp. How
ever. if he signs either he must
pay the New York Rangers 81 900,
according 10 the league agreement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
This ban on one-bedr bdnquets

WE HAVE TO KEEP THE BEARS OUT Of our
food basket that's why needed things must
be rationed It's the only way of seeing that
everyone gets his share and-that no one gets
his share and yours
Things that are less essential may be less
restricted - but no more plentiful, no less
likely TO be depleted if too many Of us barge
in and buy.
So no matter what we buy let's not over
buy let's not buy more of anything than
- Hlended pbiskey IS nrooc zOoo crain 1entr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

Statistics Prove
Notre Dame SQUAD
Packs Power
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

You don't have to employ any
superlatives TO describe the de-
vastating power Of the Notre
Dame team that walloped a good
Georgia Tech aggregation at
South Bend last Saturday. Plain
statistics on the game herald
the Irish might just as effec-
lively as any gaudy adjectives
ever could.
For instance. the Irish used
So running plays against the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Ray Noting Will
Rejoin Bears

NCHICAGO, Oct : INS) Ray
Noting who had announced his
intention 10 retire from profess
sIonal football. shortly will reioin
the Chicago Bears, with whom
he has starred IN the backiicld
for eight years, club officials said
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Scratches
~ nlied Press
HAWTHORNE


HAWTHORNE
Track fast
FIfF' Pace BaUFarn-ff Crurrs' star
ka~ Rose Bane M.HaH W.o oats
Second Race Innnty Flst sweet
VICTORY
Thrf Race Brsan. Rly Brown MAE
Fourth Race DARCY Dp4itrn. The
Captain
seveath Race Prince ~ wars Qlefrls.
Fghh Race some count Rsalman.
KING Basse.. Charming BIautus Bgrman.
BELMONT PARK
Track frEt
second Race Blue Melody smsrt bet
man Flag
Ttta Race National Anthem
seventh BAce-saAan PAU. BazuE
Heat
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Tfaek fas'
FIrsf Race sun TRIAD Mar land
Moo 81 XIX and EsrF. TNfHnne
Ftfr Race LacsHrHud
seventh Race -.xg.irr Pan.
ElEb,h Race LfErr Banseit.
THIsTLED0WN
Track fast
80 scratches Substitute race de-.
c,arsd off,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the Night Edition only tho
Of horse which experts feel among the outstanding
bets of the day
The key appears night in the Eight Star and Red Lima
Editions number eacH cer or The alphabet
The horses name appears THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IL CODE,
Tomorrow's follows:
AIS B-2s CLIO HIS ia Iss
I-9T Poi Q-32 R-34 Si4 T25
U-37 N-ib W-8i NJ N-ll Z-99
Clip this code key enable to decipher the name OF
appearing ONLY IN TIE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

r am h ling
Wrecks for a
total gain OF
423 var d $.
Thirty-one Of
the play
gained five
Y A r d 6 or
more apiece.
+ / ( I Q Q n
gained 10 or
more yards
each.
q a z n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Horne Wins

WEST SPRINGFIELD. Mass,
Oct ) tUP) -- Middlcweight
George Sonny Horne Of Niles.
o. won a l0-round decision over
Jerry Maloni of Springfield last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
BY HAROLD KAHL

KOlllng IN tnelr own DdlllWlck,
Joey Paulus' Chcne Trombly
Recreation bowlerS will be deter
mined TO break their tie for first
place with George Bryants Elk
hard q Becker team and seize
undisputed lead in tonights De
troit Times All-Star Classic
matches.
Spanked by young Louie Sielaff
who tops the league in the lndi-
vidual averages with 22l5 for
nine games, Chene-Trombly IS
aiming for sweep when II
crosses alleys with Bill Davld's
DE Luxe, winner of only two
games thus far.
That Chene-Trombly viii turn
the trick is highly probable since
f.. e. B. has 10 contend with Rog
Overmyer's Detroit Gasket, which
has shown 100 per cent improve
ment over last season 20 date. on
the other side Of the house, T.. *
3. would be favored for three
games. but on the comparatively
new u drives Will be conceded
only two going in.
MURDOCH MAY SURPRISE
Likewise. Joe Norris Stroh's
and Ted Rebalns Sackman's. only
a game behind the leaders. Will
enter their series the favoriteS.
StrohS. second only TO Chene-
Trombly IN the team averages
with 9665, compared 10 9S3.7,
catches Harold DeCricks Muir
dock The latter. however is
capable Of surprising the defend
lng champions.
Herman Bengelrs PepSi-Cola
viii have 30 show a complete
reversal Of early form 20 prevent
SackmanS from riding 10 shut
out. Bengcll and CaSS Schlaff are
away off and 10 make matters
worse SaCkman 8 has replaced
Rudy Rohlfs with Archie Jankow-
ski. who was with Detroit GaSket
last season.
For some unknown reason
Capt. Henry Ehrle is willing 20
give Nal Gilmour'S PariSclcan The
edge in it's match with Coca-Cola,
only TWO games behind the lead
crs. II could be Ehrle senses
Johnny CrimminS is about 70
break out with a rash Of strikes.
MAY FOOL FIFE
Charley KotarSkIS Fife. fourth
in the averages with 955S, plans
10 move ahead Of Joe Adams
Palm Beach Recreation and may
be fooled. The same could happen
when Harold Aliens Mlnerahtcs.
third with 9627 encounter Joe
Liebs Twentieth Century Rccrca-
ton. Austin Keller IS on the
beam for the latter. Charley
Goodrow's J. r. Berger expects TO
get going AZ the expense OF Dick
Krakow Five IN the other match
Others IN the 200 average class
besides SIelatf are Lou MIA 30
Tim Miller 207S. Stan StanuhS
206s Therman Gibson BOB 4, Cas-
Grygier 2033. Hank GAVE 2031
and kotarski 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Taylor 10 WrestIe
AT Fairview tonight
TONIGHT's ROI ~

Frankie TAYLOR " wild Man" I'm
one fau Jack League W. Ber' Ruhy nns
fail Louis Klein We. Dale Haddork one
fan Leo Jensen vs. George C1nneh, one
fall
Temperance here Of the Holly
wood wrestler, frankie Taylor.
and INT mat battle between
Bert Ruby and Jack League are
the high spots OF tonightS wreS-
ting card at the Fairview Car
denS.
Taylor returns after over a year
10 meet a rough and ready mat
gangster in the person OF Wild
Man Zim, an Austrian with flow
ing hair The INT bout is nm
aftermath OF a title 60 Won by
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Chene-TrombIy,
On Home Drives,
Seeks 1st Alone
STANDINGS
TONIGHT's MATCHLs

Detroit Gssket vs.. Ekhardt n Becker
alleys Ia StTohs vs. MURDOCH 3-f
Parisclesn vs. Coca Cola. SO, Sackman s
" pepslCols, rs Krakow W.. r.
Berger 80. MInefaiies We Twentieth
Century Recreation, il.i2; Fife W. Palm
Beach Recreation. 1916 be Luxe vs.
Chene Tromby Recreation. 1913 Matches
a. Chens TromDley Recreation, 1884
ChPnF L. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

what we Immediately need. If no one goes
wild" no one will 60 without.
That's the reasoning behind the limits that
have been placed on purchases of IMPERIAL.
And certainly it is sound reasoning. The only
way to keep supplying you with a little is TO
permit no one to have lot.
In spite Of the whiskey shortage there has been no
change in the official price Of IMPERIAL except for
new federal excise tax in l942
~. IIirn,,, u.lLo- & G.. l. n. M
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
NaZiS Gag
Danish
Press

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sept ?
uNS)-German occupation au-
thorities in Denmark were re-
ported today to be trying vainly
TO form new puppet government
10 take the place of Prime Min
iSter Erik Scavenius and his cabi.
net, who resigned
The Germans have established
a tight censorship over the press
and newspapers are permitted TO
print only official news.
Reports that many hundreds of
Danes -weTe- k1ifEd III street fight
ing are said 10 he exaggerated. a
few were killed and wounded in
the provincial towns Of OdenSe,
Ringe and Naestved and one Off
Ger Of the guards was killed in
Copenhagen, according 10 the lat
est adviceS.
More than 400 Danish Commu-
niStS who have been interned
since the summer of l94l were
permitted 10 escape from their
camp at HorSeroed when it was
reported the Germans were going
TO remove them 10 a NaZi con-
Centration camp.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Vatican Official
En- Route toU, :.

WASHINGTON Sept . INSL
Slgnor Enrico Galeazzl governoS
OF Vatican City. Is en- route 70 The
United States II was learned au-
thoritatlvely today
The PspaH Representative 0Srcn-
sibly Is coming TO TINS country 70
arrange for the shipment of food
and other civilian necessities 70
Vatican City However there is a
possibility that he may he TO-
-eeiped bY rfestae#+P-sasevei'
There is no reason 20 believe He
is carrying any special message
from the Pope 20 tho President.
but N would cause no surprise in
diplomatic circles II he should
take advantage Of The opportunity
while in this country % eu-pha-
size Pope Plus desire 70 soc Rome
recognized by he Allies rs an
open city
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Reds Advance
On SnoIensk,
Brydnsk, Kiev

MOSCOW sept . UPl Rus
sian troops gained momentum m
drives toward The ANS strong
holds of Smolon>k, BryanSk klcv
and Stallnn- lcda&.- oXeEEnnlDg
nearly 500 towns and villages m
- hours
The German high command was
reported rushing reserves INTO
counter8tracll> at key points on
the 7oO.UIc front from SmolcnSk
20 th, Sea- of AloN but now here
did they stop the Russians
rhe Red army drove more than
20 miles INTO Ru>Sia'S richest coal
and IRON area to capture the
DoDcIS BdSln anthracite center OF
Kra>ny Luch - miles northeast
of Stalino, Snezhnoe - miles
east Of StallnO and Shterovka
between the two towns
Thirty other localities fell 70
The Russians IN advances OF up 10
SIX OicS on the Stahno-Sea OF
Azov front following the HQuda
uon of the cncirClcd Taganrog
garrison with the killing OF $4,000
Germans and the capture OF 800
West and south of Helnya, 90
miles southeast of SmolenSk the
Russians killed 3 600 Germans m
three-day advance across bare
fields INTO dense woods fronting
~u>nirn~k itself
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Deaf School S
Morals @. Kd
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING Sept Charges Of
and loose morals
at the Michigan School for Deaf
at Flint were dismissed as un-
founded today by Gov Kelly upon
receipt Of d fact-findIng commit
tees report
The original complaint WAS
made in MAY by Gordon Mariner
Ecorse. president Of the Michigan
Association OF Parents Of Deaf
Children, who charged every
thing was wrong AT the school
from ITS edrICat0Haf program 10
the food served
Members Of the committee we're
Dr.. Francis Lord, director OF the
Rackham School Of Special Edu-
cation DR. John J Lee Of Wayne
University and DR. Gertrude van
Adestine principal OF the Detroit
School for the Deaf.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
NaziS in Rome
Disturb Vatican

MADRID, Sept 2 up Luigi
Cardinal MaglIone papal secre-
tary OF state. was reported today
10 have informed Premier BadoC-
lIo of Italy that the Vatican vas
concerned over the continued
presence Of Germans IN Rome
Maglone was said 70 have D. o.
minded BadoEho that Rome can
not be made an open city unless
the Italian government German
embassy and German civilians are
evacuated While German uni-
formed troops have l,ft The capi-
tai reliable quarters said some
5000 troops changed into civilian
clothes and refused 10 bulge