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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Big Boy Brown
On Losing End

WASHINGTON. Aug. IS (INSl
Al Hart. army war college
heavyweight. al pa pounds con-
tinued his triumphant sweep by
scoring a unanimous 10-round de-
cision over Alfred Big Boy
Brown of Detroit. 240
a crowd of 5000 paid S11.6OO
10 see the soldier scrapper win
nine out Of 10 rounds in dull
fight highliGhted only by Hart $
aggreSSivcneSS. Hart outboXcd the
Detroit fighter al every turn II
was Harris 23d victory in his last
p eastern starts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
UAW-CI0 Field Cut
To Three Clubs

Three clubs. Ternstedt. Ford
500. and Ford 400 are left today
in the UAW-CIO baseball league
play-offs Cadillac went out yes
terday in losing 10 TernStedt. So.
Bin Baby pitched 4 SiH-ht'er Tor
the winners who made good use
Of four unearned runs IN the
fourth
Ford 500 tailed eight in the
fifth Of SIX inning engagement
In bouncing Ford 400 by ~
Each NJ the survivors has Id
one game and Won three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Probable Pitchers
BY uited Press
NATloNAL LEAGUE

"a lb-NAL LtAglE
Pittsburgh tkltnFer - and Butcher
10 a. New York CHIbheU 81 and Melton
So two games, ! 80 . n. EWT
Chicago tHanyZeuski 5-3 ard PAsseau
N-sJ al Brooklyn tLohrnan SIS and Hlgbe
s.ql two games 81 m EWT
Cincinnati tWslters ell and starr 1922
A. Boston Barrett l0.1l and Saiyo 4-3J.
two games. 90 m EWT
81 Louis tGumosrt "a and Munger $50
AZ Philadelphia (K-aus 40 and Gerhauser
s-l2l. two games 1920 m EWT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SeW YORK (Chandler Ia-3 and Zuhcr s-f1
A. Cleveland tHarder 80 and Dean So.
two games ~ a m FWT
Washington ,Csndlnl q s and WYNN 1857
A. Chicago Humphres - and Lee 5-7b
tW1 games 30 3. m Detroit time
Boston TERRY e-1l A. DETROIT
tWHfTF go 3 B. M FWT
Philadelphia tA-rtzer a.Ioi A. 81 LOUIS
tMuucrefI . 30 o. m Detroit time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

r--- f---s--- F3r4t me Railway in Chicago 49,.
Before sEn.n1 Irish wants The Lions 10 see "a
~ mat he IS prC> dod with am outstanding singing
teacher Dr. connection with ms football WORK
r, wants 'a continue his study for an opera
cancer
We have had strange requests, reports
p~.s Nsrde. owner 0t The Lions but that
from Irish j. the most unusual Lew Crom-
we'll our music critic j. the beam for a
teacher for Irish" Incidentally, Nike CaStccl
tarr.ea Michigan State coach and AZ present IN
charge an Arizona, pronounceS IRISH an out
standing forward
,-h,ckl Harbcrt tho star golfer spent FIVE Of his
-. ..---nn-nc nnnro LnL an die crack about 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Western Michigan
Has 90 on Squad

KALAMAZOO Aug. Is up
They're singing the football blues
al Western Michigan College after
Coach John w Gill announced
today the squad numbers 40 ex-
perienced> prospects.
OF more than 100 men with
college football experience who
Signifed interest IN playing this
year. Gill said about so turned
out for initial practice OF the
so. vaccinations took some, others
failed 10 return and the rest said
their scholastic load was too
heavy 10 90 out for football ON.
the side which left Gill with only
40 men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Saratoga Trainer
Fined for Conduct

NEW YORK, Aug Is up
Stewards Of the Saratoga race
meet A Belmont Park announced
that w G.. Jones. trainer for the
Montpelier Farms, Montpelier
Station Va. had been fined 5000
for "unbccOminc conduct in the
Sccrctary'S office No other de-
tails wore disclosed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Rusly'S Prize Letter
It's From Mrs. Emma L. Daley g. Chief Rooter
for York and The Tigers

very put Out when they boOed
because YOU did not deserve the
booS.
II said to a man once who
was criticiZing you. II YOU can
do any better why don't YOU
go there and try to hit. This IL
our team and YOU should stand
up for IT,. He didn't feel so good
after that.
MY birthday was Aug. IL.
7 WIS &c years 0id. I had the
game on the radio and l said
TO myself l wish Rudy woul
hit y home run for me and YOU
hit two, l was glad, too, for
Tommy Bridges. l always love
10 see him pitch but feel
SORRY for NewhouSer. He has
mad suCf hard tuck Hc-wot,id-
have won the last game he
pitched had II not been for
errors.
II hope YOU keep on hitting
home runs. will pull for the
team"
York was disappointed that hs
vas unable 10 hit A homer on his
for Mrs. Daley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

Hagg told the United Press,
land am very glad It was
Arne Anderson who did IT, He's
a very good friend"
Anderson is Va 27-year-old
Swedish school teacher who was
scarcely known outside his own
courf f-st.-ti'fff ff4Es 81 stii-iiFS
tour of the United States. The
mark he set yesterday shaved
eieht-tenths of a second off the
record Hagg eStab lish Q d in
Sweden last July and was the sec
ond NJ Hace'S marks he has
cracked within the past two
months On July he reduced
Hagg.s 1865 record for the mile
10 4:026.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
ISf NO-Hiffer
I'm IB Years

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Aug IS
(INSD 49, Sylvester Blk Don
nelly, diminutivc right-hander OF
the Rochester Red Wings. last
night pitched the first no-run. no.
hit game in the rs years history Of
Red Wings Stadium.
Donneily BANKED the Jersey
City Giants, 4 10 o. in an Inter
national League game The Car
dlnal farm hand previously pitched
in the Georgia-Florida League and
the Western Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

PIT Melvin ithlCh il'' We
frs, DAYS ar Camp Grant Scr'oo.
sergeant which the sergeant
heard and didn't like &c.. Alex
CarraSQICr Washington pttef'tt
after tho season is over plans 40
return 10 Caracas and Join INC
Nenzuelcan army.
LUIS Ot-c. new Brooklyn out
eelder native az CaGsuS
Puerto Rico. "a and married
He has speed and a fine arm
according 10 National League re-
nor-s The mutuel handle for
Inc Hamhletonian harness horse
classic al Empire City track re-
c.,t},s-wss S2a2-440. ecllpSinE
the betting mark for a harness
race established July 1 1870 al
North Randall Clc' Gland, which
Ktlec sos lOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

Detroit Boy Wins Bout as Marine Boxers Entertain
Allied Avia+ors in the South Pacific

Randolph Field. Fl Sam Houston
san Marcos Navigation School
the san Antonio Aviation Cadet
Center and Kelly Field If
officers are permitted 10 compete,
this VIII be one Of. the strongest
conferences m the country .
Many of the leading grIdders Of
the college campuSeS arc now ilcrS
in the army
Sgt al NazW former Detroit
Sandlot player and later with
Western Michigan University, Is
now with the army air forces
training command air base IN LIN
coin. NCh ...fle i member Of
his group team unbcaten on tho
post this summer. While ne was
with Western Michigan he signed
"a contract Wth the Boston Red
SoN and was sent 10 Canton IN the
'--'-..+..-Ai-s-',i.e-iy..s.s...-------------.--
He PLAYED second base for the
Rocky Mount team m The Pied
mont League and with Johnny
PC~ky al Shortstop made the best
4 ou b le play combination the
QeaEue ever had AZ the end Of
the combination was Tony Lupien
-,.4iae i,ia 80 60 HHNA4er Boston al
the present tIrne
Another Of the east side Berry
boys has Joined the service. He
rs Charles hlrNard~r MouStakaS
who entered the navy...Has two
trofners .r Tho navy .. John is a
chief petty officer and Tony is
doing submarine dufN. present 3d.
drr-s unknown. harlcs was
known TO ssndlot fans as Charles
No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
98TeaRRlS
Draw i'm
SOffbaII

Nncty-clCht teams. represent
ing Class a men and girls and
the junior division Of the Metro
poIitan Detroit tournament were
10 appear IN Mack Park, Mack
and Falrview, tonight 10 partici-
pate IN the draw which will de-
termine FIRST round opponents.
All teams must be on hand,
ready 20 play. The first two
teams drawn in each division will
compete on tonlghts program.
All Junior teams must be on
hand at $50 when the draw IN
their division Will begin The first
two drawn will meet Immediately
after. Glass A mems teams will
play at 100 while the Class a
girls division opens play al 9.
Both Class A men and junior
teams Will be on a one-loss and
out basis. Class A women like
the two major divisions, viii be
on a two loss and out basis.
CLASS A MEN
Induction center Brown Rombers
MAlty's Martyrs. Local I'll Barnes -Glh-
son. RAYMOND L. S Coast Guard. Vince
Mites Nationals Loesl 1874. Detroit Trans-
81 Anthony. Thornton Has Reens 81
Catherine Graham Page New steel
TiEers Vince Gage Lutheran All stars,
WillArd Hell Drivers
Mitch AlkAH EmsFicks, Automotye
Ems Desoto Bomhers Packard G. y,
Mack Planters briggs Continental Al
stars Teruites Local ia CFleN-O-Tuhe
Gar wood Industries. Ford 5l9. Baiieys
10 Dem Club Fisher Die Eng Federal
DE Eng Federal Screw, Cadillac Local
l74 WoodaU Fuc Haincs
Local 2l2 Allen PARK WoodaN Cent,
square u, Naval Officers Procurement,
Lyon. In, Austin.
Hudson A. A.. Coolidge NJ ? 2. Fngi'
neerinC 4 s. Corps Eng koseiuszko.
SUPERIOR Ente Standard Accide-'. Davis
Tool, Detroit Resmer
Hudson Girls. Dehutants Rindys.
Conmandos Flyinc Fortress. Ford Local
500. Brlggs Corners Chrysier kercheFal
JUNIORS
John Parlsen. BOYS Club II p Bonn
bArdltrs, Rum Dums, Jr HI Lites. Wl.d
cats No /. Bats. Ramhlers. Royal VIZ
ings Chene Grstiot
Wolves Miner cuplds. 81. Florisn High
&, stAnislaus 81 Gregorys The Mon.
wild Cats No. 2 Hell's Kitchen, Silver
Wings wolverine &C Apaches, Dingeman
Stranger Bender Fish Cagers. Detroit.
Twin City, spartsns, squadron 10. KAN
blers G. r. Barrows. Wild Cats No. 5,
Irumbull Presbyterian.
THURSDAYS SCHEDULES
Major Division. Mack Park
= OO-Our Lady Of Help vs.. Greusel,
90 Logies We. Local
a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
RAINBOW'S COMING HOME

This weekend Perez William
son is going up TO St. Ignace 10
truck home his yawl, Rainbow "
which was shattered by an ex-
plosfon at Mackinac Island after
this years Mackinac race. His
old pal. Russell Pouliot, will help
him.
IT'S TODAY-Beck (sailing
the C-sloop Host) vs.. Pouliot
tracing the beautiful thing.
"Iiddlcr'S Witch") of. Gaukler
Point in Lake ~. Clair. Time:
Late afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Nigge|ing Also
Going 10 Griffs,
Cash, Players

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Is (UP)-
General Manager William o. De-
Witt of the ST. Louis Browns an
nounced today that third baseman
Harlond Gift and pitcher Johnny
Niggeling have been traded TO the
Washington Senators for two
players and cash.
In addition 10 the undisclosed
amount of cash, the Browns will
receive third baseman Ellis Clary
and pitcher John Miller.
In announcing the trade. Dewitt
explained:
"We're not making any prog
ress with our present team, and
80 now we're looking To the
future. It's better 10 try out
youngsters than stick with tho
old guard at a time like this"
In obtaining CARY and Miller.
Dewitt picked up two OF the
youngest performers in the Ameri-
lean League. CARY Who has been
A part time performer with the
Senators, Is currently hitting $50
in his first fuii season in the
majors. Miller IS making his debut
in the big league, having recently
graduated from Chattanooga OF
the Southern Association.
In exchange. Dewitt gave up
two veterans. Gift has been with
the Browns throughout his major
league career. which started IN
1884 At present he Is hitting
300 about 80 points off his regu-
lar pace
Niggelng right handed knuckle.
baller has been one OF the maiQ|
stays Of the Browns lie beA
! the Red Sox yesterday 10 bring
his '43 record 10 five won and
eight lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
BIT Kern Navy Coach

DEL MONTE Cav Aug is
tUPl-The sppoirtrer' 81 L.
William ? Kern former All.
America tackle on Pittsburgh g
1ols PJec Bow team as coach
~ f.e Eavy Fre-FlF-f School
hrrr MAS ANNOUNCED f0GaE
Kern fgrwcT'N was rf-G .nr'-
hsli coach ~ Carnegie Tech and
West Virginia CnI}ers.tg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
EEasg Glad "a Friend
Broke I.jOO-M. Mark

STOCKHOLM, Aug. Is INS)
-Gunder Hagg's world record Of
3:45:S for the 1,500-meter run
was, shattered yesterday by Arne
Anderson Swedish middle dis
lance runner. Anderson ran the
distance in $3.50 az a meet in
-GethenhgEg
NEW YORK, Aug. is up
Gundsr Hagg, Swedish running
star. expressed no surprise today
VIXEN Informed his fellow coun-
TRUMAN Arne Anderson. had
broken his world record for the
l.500-mo'er distance with a 3;i5
mark In Sweden Yesterday
y had only waited for the
time when II would be broken"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

luck the rest Of the year" the
kindly lady wrote n York 81
am so pleased when YOU 20 up
TO the plate and I hear them
give YOU such good hand and
not those boos. used to get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

4441 Helen 80
years old and
an ardent Tiger
fan. who. IN.
able TO make
the journey 10
Briggs Stadium
tunes in on the
radio and keeps
a box score Of
t he & a m Q 5
80 IAA-
II h o p e
you have n
grand birth
day and good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Trout, Tigers
Run Scale Of
Performance

Paul iDzzy Trout today had
notchd his fourteenth Of season
as a result Of the Tigers victory
over the Athletics, 10 3, al
Briggs Stadium
But. boy was il a struggle for
ye oide Dir,
Trout has had a lot Of expert
cnccS on the mound but none
quite Ike the one he suffered
through yesterday Trout was
never as close 10 no-hitter and
defeat IN the same ball game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Tioer Box Score
PHIIADtIfHIl

T0fFTY 81 = IT T"THTH y" 70 = N"
.Batted for Flores N ninth
ThnHte phla NVN 'Nl NO
DETROIT OF" ~ lUN
Runs WHITE Ripple sieheri Wakefield
2 Harris Z. Runs bsfted in Trout mar
- Higgins wakefield Siebert Suder.
nam Errnr- Suder TWC-base hifs-Tr0ut.
higgins York Home runs Harris. Wake
field Sacrifice hit-Richards Lett on
bases Philadelphia > Detroit 30 BASES
rr raj. OF Trout 3 of Flores 2
gt-.rL out pv Troa' 3 ry Flores , Hts
orr Trout s IN S. innings. Umpires-
PIE ard sun mers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

This column 81 athletes iH
the service appears crCry
Wednesday and SmdoV)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
CROSSES NAZIS>

The sergeant. gay, zeStful
chap who likes his work, was
modest about his achievements in
bagginC four German planes.
They were looking for n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Tioer Pi+chino Records

Rudy York today cherishcs the
many greeting, he received yes
terday on the occasion Of his Both
birthday
Among those he cherishes most
came from Mrs Emma l.. Daley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
PICKS RABAT

The sergeant was asked about
the African heat.
1T showed once while we
were there" Sgt PlotrowSki re-
ported, But II twas getting
pretty hot when l left"
The sergeant had hard luck in
Casablanca, however.
"Yeh. had hagfui of SOU
venirs swiped from me in Casa
blanca" he explained.
CaSahlanca was exciting but
the town that caught sgt Pho
trowski'S fancy in North Africa
was Rabat, also in French Mo-
rocco
"Rabat was very pretty" he
recalled "All white buildings,
wide streets and very clean"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
SPORTS
Irish, Lion Gfdder, Wants Singing
Teacher Before He Signs Up
B,IEo MACDoNELL

tsck Irish Aetf Lions drafted from C1yer' ~
Ar.,ors concerned SorCd When ne
rs through making holes backs IRISH would like 'o return 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
STORMY NINTH

Then in the ninth Nhc storm
broke. With one out, White, the
traitor. singled TO center. \Then
Ripple hit safely, his second single
Of the day. And when Dick Sicz
bert planted a one-base drive IN
center White scored. Out the
window went TroutS Shutouts 10
say nothing Of a no-hitter.
Hal Wagner was decent enough
10 fly 10 Cramer making two out.
It looked like Trout had ridden
out the storm. But the hurricane
came back. Pete Suder singled 10
right. scoring Ripple The AS now
had two runs and needed only two
10 tie and three to take the lead
Johnny Hall singled and Siebort
singled. The As now had sliced
the Tiger margin 10 one.
That was too close for iittcrN
Steve O'Neill The manager halted
proceedings and rushed Johnny
Corsica 10 the hill O'Neill had
acted none too soon il appeared
Bob EStelclla batted for Flores
and grounded 10 Corsica for the
third out And, Corsica had 10
turn in fine stop OF a high
bounder 10 prevent what would
have been the tying run had the
ball escaped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
LUNCH. TOO

Mrs. T. a. Davenport. Mrs.
EmeriCh Kemeny and Mrs Car
roll r. Sutton. yachtsmen will be
pleased 10 know, will serve lunch.
There will be classes for all
classes Of boats from eight-meterS
10 Nippers and Fred Runnels who
echoes the glories of Crescent,
says to note that the Lightning
class is on the program for the
first time.
The first class. the Fights, start
at y noon and everything else
follows at five-minute intervals,
weather permittin~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
AIR GUNNER GRAVES SAFE RAIL TRIP
Ex-SandIo++er on 81 Combat Missions
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Staff Sgt. Edward PiotrowSki is
looking forward 10 a train ride.
Veteran of 81 missions over Eu-
rope and North Africa, Sgt. Pho
trowSki, a ball turret gunner with
l3.oak leaf clusters who personal
ly bagged four MeSserschmidtS,
leaves Detroit Friday for Salt
Lake City 10 return 10 active
service after a months rest leave,
during which he visited al his
home here.
a train will seem funny"
the sergeant observed, But, 1
guess they are fairly safe"
II viii be the first train ride
since Jan "a. 1912 for the SER
geant. one-time Holy Redeemer
and local Sandlot baseball player
who later pitched for Beaumont
and Henderson. Tiger chain clubs.
A lefthander. he pitched fer Al
Vincent when the Tiger coach
was manager at Beaumont, The
war hero visited with Al and saw
the Tigers beat the Athletics at
Briggs Stadium yesterday.
CUSTER TO FORTRESS
Jan. "a. 1912, was the day Sgt.
Piotrowsk lourDeyed 10 Fort
Custer 10 begin thrilling adven-
lures in the air for Uncle Sam.
Since then most of the 24-year-
old former Detroit Schoolboy's life
has been lived in Flying Fort
ross.
Two hundred and 80 hours of
combat, or 81 missions takes him
out of the recruit class. We're
supposed to be relieved after 50.
The extra one must have been or
dered 10 give us experience, the
sergeant said with a grin.
Six of his missions were over
France Belgium and Holland and
Is over Africa, Sardinia, Sicily
and Italy.
II was lucky" Sgt. Piotrow-
ski explained. II didn't get a
wound. But. boy. l came close.
There were times when
would sooner have been on
y. train 10 salt Lake City. Our
toughest mission was over BIZ
zeTte. That was Dec. 20. Our
ship tplane) took a beating
600 holes from flak-wing
blew up-they hit the door of
my turret-oh boy--and wing
caught fire as we graZed a
mountain side. But we got out
Okay, though. There were 80
ships In the formation"
CROSSES NAZIS>
The sergeant a CAV ZoStful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
SIX-ROUND GEM

He can thank his mates for
some luSty whacking against Jesse
Flores. who pitched for the Ath-
lctlcs The Tigers collected - hits
off the Mexican including home
runs by Ned Harris and Dick
Wakefield, the third of the season
for each
For six innings, Trout pitched
brilliant hitleSS ball. only one
leaving the infcld off nina ny
Jo-Jo White lifted 10 Doc Cramer
Jimmy Ripple the guy who
starred al bat for the Reds against
the Tigers in the 1910 Woric
Series. spoiled the no-hitter which
Dir appeared 10 be fashioning
when ne SwiShed a single past
Rudy York in the seventh Well,
one-hiuer would be acceptable
if one couldn't get a no-hitter.
And il looked like a one-hitter II
would be as BIZ put the enemy
down in order inXhe eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
TODAY'S GAMES

Posfor A. DETROIT
Washington ~ Chicago "a.
FhiladeIph IL a. s. LOUIS
NeW YORK a. Cleveland 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Crescent
Regatta
Next
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Those enterprising yachtsmen
out al the Crescent Sail Yacht
Club will tell you that their outfit
is the smallest in the Detroit
River Yachting Association.
And in the next breath they
will tell you that they put on the
biggest regatta, Anyway il IS as
big As anyone clSc'S and they are
going TO do II again next Sunday
and Harold r. Corson and his
race committee Of p A. Burt,
Ellsworth Miller. Pat Clancy, Ben
Murback, Howard Quincy Meryl
Amo are proud OF their program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
IHrRspAY,s sCHEprLEs

Major Division, Mack Park
: Oo-Our Lady Of Help vs.. Gfeusel'
0O-L ogies We Local .
2 OO-LoCal VS. Local 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Major lie que
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGTR
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Games behind leader
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

DETROIT 4 Philadelphia ).
81 Louis Boston
Sew York 4. Chicago q
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
NATIONAL LFAGTF
YESTERDAY,s RESULTS

'Games hehlnd leader
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-17
Status Of Teachers 7: Causes Speculation
Official Interpretation of 4SEiOm Law Expected for
 City Employees; Employers Advised to Prepare

No word has been received from the War Manpower Commission on the effect of the 4s-hour minimum week ruling on municipal employees, and Mrs. Mary Dewey, Waterbury area director, stated today the or. der will apply to all city employ ment unless definite exception should be specified by the federal agency. She recently announced that employers should begin plan- ming for revision of schedules to in- corporate the 48-hour week, and emphasized today the rule applies to all employment now under the minimum required hour.
 What effect the ruling may have on city employees, particularly teach- CTS, continued today to be widely speculated. Approximately 570 teachers are employed by the city and how many of them could be freed for war work by revision of school schedules Is problematical.
 Dr. Thomas J. Condon, superin- tendent of schools, stated he has had no information on a plan to in. corporate the longer hour plan. and no action will be started until definite word is received that no eX- ception will be made to teachers. "All we can do is wait and see," he stated.
 No statute exists on the weekly teaching schedule, so the argument of precedence of state law over the new federal regulation appears ruled out. Provision has been made in the 48-hour week order that it will not over-rule pre-existing statutes on 
 Some observers point out that the length of time of teachers weekly can not be determined because of the variance in time spent in preparation after the reg ular school hours. The nature of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-17
LATE REALTY NEWS

The following documents con- nected with real estate transac- tions have been recorded at the office of the town clerk:
 Mortgage Releases Waterbury Savings bank to Rose Ga1las0.
 James H. Darcey, trustee for John E. Whalen, to John and Margaret Cuddy.
 Samuel Vanderman to George A. Palmer.
 Samuel Vanderman to George A. Palmer.
 Edith BectOn UhrbrOck to Sam uel Vanderman.
 Luigi Garassino to Margherita and Caesare Salvietta.
 AIessandrO Mariane to Luigi and Maria GarassinO.
 Waterbury Savings bank to Claus E. and Emma Johnson. Lucy Dechand to Emma Dit- mars and others.
 William Dechand to Emma Dit mars and others.
 MkUEt8B8D VGc0D
 Joseph r. and VictOrine M. Gag. ner tO Emma Johnson. property at 52-54 Tudor stret. $500. John and Margaret Cuddy to the Waterbury Savings bank, property at el.9s South street, ss.B00.
 Warranty Deeds
 Rose GaIlaso to Nancy Mary Rossl, property on Pilgrim ave- me.
 otto L. Deehand, yF.. and others Co Anna Q. 6eogmamlgli0, property en Cooke street.
 Joseph Easani te Giovanni Gal iet9a, property on h1npie9 street. Emma 9ohnson te Joseph E. and Vleaogine nI. 0naneRs properly At 9e-5a Thaer street.
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 Sohn and Margaret Cudey Q Agnes Q. Cuadys pgopeEty at et-oe South street.
 Vinlogia n. Sweeney e fsabni ngeeFa pfgpoEig at 4s-es Wyman