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Probable Pitchers
by United Press
Can teams play two games }
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland reynolds. 3d. and Gormek
O-0) al Philadelphia (Newsom. p, and
Flores, 0Ob, ! 80 p. m, ENT.
ST. Louis (Muucrief. IL. and Shirley,
i2) Al New York (Borowy, Al, and
Page. 2-D, 80 D m. EWT.
Chicago Dietrich, 3-3, and Grove, 3-2l
az Boston (Hughson, 81. and o. Neil, 1-2).
/ 80 m. sEWT.
DETROIT (Newhouser 40 and Trout.
4.3) az Washington (Niggenng. 80, and
Wolff, 3-l), 30 .. m, EwT.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston Hutchinson, 80. and Barrett
3.4I Al Chicago (Wyse J. a. and Fleming.
0-3l. 80 p. m, CWT.
Philade lphia CMussill. 90 and SchantE.
3-1l al Pittsburgh tRoe, 30, and Butcher),
2-2l. p. m. EWT.
Brooklyn (Davis. az. and McLish. OIL
~ Cincinnati ode .Lacruz. "a, and Heus-
ser, la, I 80 y. m. EST.
New York (FiScher. o. and Seward,
OH At st. Louis tBrecheen, al. and Gum
bert. AID. 80 p. m. CWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

While the Tigers were playing
IN New York, Mayo visited with
his family in Clifton, y. j.,
Paterson suburb -. He has two
chldren-a boy and girl y.
EDDIE is of Polish descent
Buff Donelli. former Du-
ouesne football coach, plays Soc
Ger with a Pittsburgh team -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
INCINNATI

Totals "a IL n 10 Totals 80 12T 5
'Batted for Katz in seventh.
1Batted for Carter in ninth.
Brooklyn OO2 o1O OO3--6
Cincinnati 600 Oi0 0OO--1
Runs-Mueller Bordagaray. Dino, y
Walker Schultz. Basinsh. Gregg. Runs
batted in--Bordagaray 2. Galan. Schultz
3. Mueller Two-base BordAgaray.
Williams. C. Walker Three-base hit
Basinski. Home runs-SchultZ. Mueller
Sacrihce-Bragan. Double plays--Hart 10
Basinsk 20 Schultz. Mccormick (unas-
sisted Miller 10 Williams 10 Mccormick
Struck out--By Katz /. by Ferguson \.
Bases on bals-By Gregg g. Hits-On
Katz In : innings of Ferguson 4 in
inning tnone out in ninth. on Carter o
In ] inning. Losing pitcher--Katz. Left
on ases-Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Bevens to Newark

NEW YORK, May 20 CUP)-
Floyd Bevens. young right-hander
for the New York Yankees. has
been optioned on a quick-recall
basis to the Newark farm club in
the International League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

u. =. ClilLen
Kilrea. induct-
ed into the
mHny air corps
st January
got his papers
in Harrisburg.
Pa, the other
d ay II e c
Kilrea, also in
service, got his
in Detroit .
They are native
Canadians and
both played
hockey for Jack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Egh-Meter Shops Race Sunday

Warrior Dick swege heavyweather eightmeter sloop will
Tom Petzods Thsbe Darners Pina
Tom Petzod Thisbe Pierce Dsnels Pnts
Shamrock
The 50ooters will
10 the Seven Mile road intake and return
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

NEW YORK, May 20 (UP)-
Fourteen track and field cham
plons Of various events sponsored
by the Amateur Athletic Union
have entered the annual outdoor
AAU meet which will be held here
at Randall's Island, June II and 1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Cubs Defeat
Braves, ; TO I

CHICAGO. May 20 CUP)-For
the first time this season the
Chicago Cubs won two in a row
today by defeating the Braves,
3 10 2. in the opener of three
game series. Paul Derringer ended
a personal losing streak of five
straight by edging out Boston $
Nate Andrews in a slab duel.
nAArAN THrtEaEn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Dodgers Win on
Schultz Homer

CINCINNATI, May 20 (UP)-
Howard Schultz of the Brooklyn
Dodgers ran his home run total to
six and his 1914 runs batted in
mark TO 33 with three-run homer
over the left field fence today TO
spark 81 victory over the Gin
clnnati Reds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
DETROIT
How They Stand

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Boston s. Chicago I
New York 3. 81 Louis :.
Cleveland 5 Philadelphia q
DETROIT AZ Washington. night game.
SUNDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at Washington ~.
s. Louis AZ New York a.
Cleveland A. Philadelphia a..
Chicago a. Boston ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Michigan Beats
Titan Golfers

University of Michigan golf team
defeated u. of d. liz TO Il at
Detroit Golf Club Saturday. B
Jenswold of Michigan was low for
the day with a nifty "a over the
well-trapped north course.
L. of ID. plays Western Michigan
on the same course Wednesday.
NUft4ICAN nETunIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Now q Citizen

Joe Orengo, new Tiger IN
fielder. once played for Houston
IN the Texas League where he
first met some Of his present
teammates Another Kllrea
--Wally kilrea--has become a
y g cittzop Dx,t Wa1fV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
10 Horses Die in Stable Fire

LOUISVILLE. MAY 90 (UP)The Derby barn at Chuchi
entries In the Kentucky
1914 winner only two weeks
which thOrOughbeds and
n persisted.
thoroughbred missing believed to have been
burned fatally estimated at $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

an object . . .
He still suf-
fered most of
the winter as
tire a { m e n I S
failed Doc
tors were puz-
Zled Then
of a sudden, II
disappe a r e d
this spring
Mayo reports
ktfftn0 Wnnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
NORRIS WEAKENS

Grygier carried Norris when he
rolled 100. 1876. 213, 215, 1872 and
16S for 1883. Norris hit 100 on
the nose on games of 1T, 100
202, 1S2. 1913 and l86 to give them
1883. The popular Stroh team
captain and his partner were 153
pins off the pace with SIX more
games 10 60 tonight.
Russell Gersonde. who recently
won the Louis p Petersen spring
classic in Cleveland, and Billy
Sixty. the popular Milwaukee
bowling and golfing scribe, were
the leaders on this particular
squad with 2406. The tall. bald
headed Gersonde did some nifty
shooting. dipping below 200 only
once as he corralled 215, 2l6. 1874
POI and 207 for 1850. Sixty's end
was 1855.
Bill FleSch and Buddy Bombar
of Chicago were second TO the
Milwaukee pair with 2403 on the
formers 1921 and the latter'S
1882. Chicago combinations held
the next two places ahead of
Grygier and Norris. &c orge
Theel's 1135 and Harry Lippe's
1888 was good for 1923. Gerry
A derson's 1896 and Wally
Freitag's 1885 gave them 2281.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Nays Record Total
Wins IC-4A Meet

PHILADELPHIA 20 (INS)-Navys well-rounded tract
aggregation conceivable today
field championships Franklin tleC
with a record total OF 81 points.
its Spctacu
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn s. Cincinnati 4
Chicago g. Boston 2
Pittsburgh Philadelphia
New York AZ 81. Louis night same.
SUNDAYS GAMES ~
BROOKLYN a. Cincinnati C2l.
Boston ~ Chicago (2l.
Philadelphia A. Pittsburgh t2),
New York at 81. Louis az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

Ran for Kluttz m eighth
fBAtied for Wietsinah IN ninth,
gRan for Gladu In ninth
tBatted for Andrews IN ninth,
pos,on 100 Oln 000--2
CHICAGO non 003 oOS-3
Runs--Holmss a Cavarretts Goodman,
Hughes Frrors-Macon. schusier, john
son Hughes Runs batted in-Maeon 2.
Dailessandro. Hughes Holm. Two base
hits Holmes Kluttz stolen base-Holmes.
Macon Johnson 70 Schuster TO Cavarretta
2 Left on hases--Boston 2, Chicago 3.
Bases on balls-Off Andrews s. off Der
ringer 4 Struck out-By Andrews 4. ny
DerrinEer g. Empires Sears, Jords and
Conlan Time Of game 80. Attendance
IArluan.-h. OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

colors of Charles T. Fisher of De-
troit in last years Kentucky
Derby,Was out there in front with
Wise Moss second and Navy Cross,
the early leader, third as the field
turned for home.
MOVES TO FRONT
But Adams brought Black Badge
around the outside in the clearing,
gradually drew up on the leader
and his rider, Arthur Cooper. He
was in front at the sixteenth pole
and was opening daylight at the
wire.
1t was a dead track after the
previous nights rain but Black
Badge covered the six furlongs in
LIP. He paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$3.50 across the board while AM
Der Light paid $500 and $2.70. The
show price on Wise Moss was
81. 40.
Black Badges victory was an
other proof that trainer Frank
Childs made a smart investment
for owner "A. E. Hirschberg of San
Francisco when he bought the colt
from the Milky Way Farm here
last year for $4,000. The colts
first money of 1000 Saturday ran
his winnings for the two seasons
to $49. 957, most of which has gone
to the Childs-Hirschberg combina-
ton.
SWEEP SWINGER WINS
Just as exciting as Black Badges
triumph was that scored by 1t.
Comdr. Bulbs Sweep Swinger
in the $4,000 Inaugural Handi-
cap The 5-year-old Questionnaire
gelding which likes to come from
behind, this time bounded from
last place in the field of nine
horses to win the run of a mile
and a sixteenth by three quarters
of length from another Detroit
owned horse. the Dearborn Stables
Samborombon. T. c. Melrose's w.
II. Kelly, which went away as the
So favorite, had a rough trip and
finished third, with w. S. Payne's
Some Man fourth.
Sweep Swinger which was rid
den by Jimmy Layton and il
trained by Lex Wilson. paid
5000 in scoring his first victory
in seven starts this year. He
finished in 1:47.
The big crowd was also thrilled
by the sight of two Jockeys,
George Mcleod and Don Scurlock,
cheating death in spills during
the third race.
THROWN 25 FEET
While whipping his mount,
Nancy Lee, TO the wire in
driving three horse finish, Mcleod
was thrown 25 feet from the finish
line when his 25 10 | shot was
caught between the favored Silver
Donna and Marsaiah and stepped
on Marsaiah's heels.
Mcleod was carried 10 the
track first aid room in the ambu-
lance but was given an ovation
when he returned uniniured 70
ride in the fourth race.
Scurlock's accident on the Wen
played Miss Julie Y at first al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
A,rFRIcAN ASSoCIArIoN

ST FauI & IndIanapoUs "
Kansas City-Toledo. rain
Milwaukee Columbus. Minneapolis Louis
lille niEht games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

'Ndfs0pposed
By0vernniire
DETROIT r n Z
Oil
WASHINGTON
OO0O

Overmier and Swift. Haefner
and Guerra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
Detroit Pair
In Pin Lead
By HAROLD KAHL

CHICAGO. May 20-Walter
Reppenhagen and William Kenet,
Joe Norris and Cass Grygier, De-
troit's two surviving teams, were
running first and fifth on their
squads on their bids for spot in
the finals of the national match
game doubles championship tour
nament here today at the end OF
SIX games.
Kenet uncorked the best shoot
ing of the quartet when he com
bined 213. 1913, 213, 227, 1873 and
172 for 1906 Reppenhagen sup
piled 1913, 208, 1872, 191. 234 and
I'll for 1889 to Give the pair 239o
and only a one-stick lead over
Frank Wright and Bill Hargadon
of Chicago. who turned 1894. the
former having 1176 and the latter
1918
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21
MEET DAY-PUGEL

With the original field of Sc
cut in half, the leaders of each
squad of six teams and the team
with the highest total of pins or
the three finishing second qualify
10 join Ned Day of West Allis,
Wis. and Rudy Pugel of Mil
waukee. Nelson Burton and Frank
Mataya of St. Louis in the finals
tomorrow.
Day and Pugel gained a lead
Of $50 pins in the first II games
Thursday niGht and increased this
margin to APT when they won the
third block here today, 2609 to
1889. Averaging 219, Day tossed
in 1865 with a brilliant series of
243. 2l4 231, 226, 216 and 235
Pugel closed with 266 for 1914 as
the national championship
clinched the match. Burton shot
1896 and Mataya 1136.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

INTERNATIONAL LhAGUF
Toronto So Montreal ~
Buffalo ,. Rochester az innings).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

Amber Light, which carried the
colors of Charles T. Fisher of De-
troit in last years Kentucky
Derby was out there in front with
Wise Moss second and Navy Cross,
the early leader. third as the field
turned for home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-21

wsiiy Rrprsuhagen uIs9)-B Bill Kenet
O206l. Detroit-23e5
Frank Wright ti176J -Hargadon u2iS,
Chicaeo-23ef.
Walter Wellman GiS4) John Petro
(i240b, Cleveland-23e4
Alex Graham Gi55) John Pace Gi7D,
Dover Ohio-232q
Art Butler ui2e)-Pete Peterson Ui5s).
ChicaEo- 22s5
Joe Dumesic U14s)-John Kappus Go7D.
Racine. Wis.-2220.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Senators
Defeat
V04eTrHce

WASHINGTON, Feb 4 GP)-
Senate today rejected, 46 to AZ,
the Substitute Taft plan for soldier
voting which would have re-
stricted use of a federal ballot in
the coming election.
The result was a victory for the
administration federal ballot
forces. which were defeated IN the
House last night by a coalition Of
Republicans and Southern Demo-
Gratis. The House passed a state
ballot bill, 32S 10 90.
sfhe Same type of-e o q Hilton
backed the restrictive Taft
amendment in the Senate. Fifteen
other senators had joined Taft in
sponsoring n.
They sought 10 stipulate that r
federal ballot could be- used only
in event the voters home state
failed 20 certify by June ] that It
would be able 10 provide, 45 days
before tho Nov Z election. reg
ular state ballot weighing not
more than II ounces.
Failure of the coalition amends
ment left before the Senate a
choice ween the House-ap-
proved states rights measure or
the administration favored Green
Lucas federal ballot bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
West Germany Hit
by Huge Air Armada

LONDON. Feb. 4 CINS) Allied
b I'm b rs and fighter Squadrons
scared out over the continent in
daylight today 10 maintain the re-
lentless bombardment of Nazi-held
Europe.
(The clsndestine radio sta
lion Atlantic said the American
target was the German arsenal
city of Frankfurt
The formation requiring 90 min
uteS TO pass a given point over the
southeast coast of England swept
out upon the return of British
Mosquito bombers which blasted
detectives i'm western Germany for
the third successive night.
Shortly after the day raiders
went out, the Nazi-operated Dan
iSh radio announced II was closing
down for military reasons
An official statement said that
formations of American heavy
bomberS escorted by long range
fighters and supported by Raj and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Air BIitz Augurs
PinCers Drive on
Jdps al Maddng

ADVANCED ALLIED HQ. New
Guinea. Feb 4 CuP) An Allied
land drive against Jap forces hold
\inc out al Madang and Bogadjim
NsS prcSaGcd today by a heavy
h0NSbing of enemy positions along
-.thn ny horn -NcM- Guinea coast -
T-C0mmuniquc announced that
Ilberators. battling throug h
storms, dropped r. tons of bombs
on the AicNiShafen airdrom Q.
Whcuc the laps haze concentrated
aircraft 10 protect their coastal
bases
Australian forces advancing up
Nhc Ramu Valley were within 30
MILES of Madang from the south
and rs miles from Bogadim while
L.. s.. forces on the Saidor beach
head along tho northern coast
were 49, mlloS from Bogadlim and
IS from Nadapg Bogadiim Is
The protecting eastern outpost for
Madang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Bookie Raiders Trap
; in Cadillac Square

Three men We're under arrest
today after raid on an alleged
handbook at 13s Cadillac Square
yesterday Police said a large
number Of betting slips were
seized
Held are Solly Discount II Of
-244Q- R+eAteHi Harmon Camella,
A., OF 1903 Larned and George
Weber a. OF 1923 Putnam The
raid was the third in downtown
Detroit in two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Strikers Back
At Chevrolet

Tho two-day-old strike involv-
ing $500 UAW-CIO workers at
the Chevrolet Gear and Axle Co,
1910 Holbrook, ended today with
the company and union agreeing
that disciplinary action will be
taken against the instigatorS and
that production standards set by
tho company will be met
A company spokesman said a
large majority OF the first shift
reported this morning at
the four plants involved and that
the others were expected 10 re-
turn as soon as notified
a strike OF 500 chemists At the
Ford Motor Co. Rouge plant vas
ended today when the workers TO-
turned 10 work alter being idle
l6 DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Drafted Sto(kfish
Enters Fl. Sheridan

Rep. Walter y. StockfSh. named
in the Carr grand Jury bride con-
Spiracy. was IN the army today,
at Fl Sheridan, i'll.
Stock6Sh. a Democrat, waived
his legislative exemption and APP
peared for voluntary induction Jan.
Z. An attorney in Hamtramck,
StockhSh is married and has d D
year-old daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
SIGHT I'd VESSEL

A scouting plane from the
Omaha and a lookout on the war;
ship sighted the Rio Grandc al
most simultaneously.
As the Omaha and the Jou-
EFT closed 10 investigate the
stranger she hurst into smoke
and flame. the result of demoli-
tion charges placed ny the
crew" the navy related,
Then the TWO American war
ships opened fire with 6 and s.
inch guns and FASTENED the de-
Struction of the blockade runner.
ION the following day the
Omaha and the Jouett found
the BurgenIand." the navy re-
ported. AS the L. y, warships
approached, similar scene 10
that enacted by the Rio Grande
too place. However, destruc-
tion was completed as in the
former case by shell fire.
The navy reported that hun-
drcdS OF ions OF balcd rubber
found floating amid tho debris
after The SinkngS were recovered
and arc now on their way TO
tho United States
Tho Borccnland was 1920
ton vessel and tho RIO GrandC
was listed A.. 6062 tons while
-tlte tonnage of Che Nesterland
was not available i was the
biggest prize trapped by Ameri-
can warShipS in such a short
time since tho outbreak OF the
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
NeWsprint Supplies
To Be Cut 20 Pct.

NEW YORK, Feb 4 -G-Pl-
NcWSprint supplies from United
States mills viii bc curtailed by
about To Vcr cent during the first
quarter OF 1914 and perhaps
longer because of the diversion of
pulp 10 the manufacture of other
products, the American News
paper Publishers Association dis
closed today.
The ANPA neWSprint commit
tee, in a report published in the
ANPA ncwsprint bulletin OK
pressed the fear that this is hut
another step to hamString the
American ncWSprint industry TO
The disadvantage of American
newspapers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
British Seize Heights
In Burma Offensive

NEW DELHI, Feb. 4 up
British troops have occupied
Ngapun in the Kabaw valley Of
north central Burma and have
taken several nearby hills without
opposition. the southeast Asia
command announced today
In the Hukawng valley Ameri-
can-trained and equipped Chinese
troops, which captured Taipha Ga
have advanced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Mar by Time. star Artist

other Allied craft had bombed tar
gets IN western Germany.
NaZi raiders stabbed twice AT
London While the BrNlSh night
bomhers were in action over the
Reich.
Four German raiders were
downed over Englapd and a fifth,
a Junkers lSS, was shot down
in France by q Canadian intruder
plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

feel MI. Nenut--
Bullock here interrupted hu'
then continued
Mr. Ncndt IL too neA1-1hc
pension age to break in he
would be gone in Just year or
two on reaching the age Of SIS
AN OPERATING MAN
Later ln The meeting Raymon-
J. Byruc grneraltsshier said
~ will say there isn't any
man I'm fhc country / would put
ahead OF Nfr Wendt on the par
ficular job he II doing lie is
strictly an operating pan. But
he has been on the street 40
many wears that he couldn't
turn over now
Frankly. .,ADor, said Il
would hate 10 think that
u1auiv itfr-uf-- service frtl---,it 8 2
years
IT il not Bullock sand let
me tell YOU Mr. Gilbert. in our
line ~ work he is Ners active.
hut the only objection 7 would
have 70 that is not from his ac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Death Driver
Given $500 Fine

Convicted Of negligent homicide
In the death Of John Halcek. AZ,
Of 7744 Dayton, Melvin G. krau-
ziewicz. 81, Of 694s Clayton. to-
Gay was fined $500 and placed on
probation for five years by Traffic
Judge George T, Murphy
Hshcek was fatally injured
when KrauzicWicz' car struck him
while he was standing in an I'M
protected safety zonc AZ West
Warren and Central Last June
Three jail sentences were meted
out 20 reckless drivers by Judge
Murphy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Bandits Get $4,000

NEW YORK, Feb. 4 ms
-Four bandits held up a messenger
for the West Side Iron Works Co.
today and escaped with $4,000,
the weekly pay roll for 500 en-
pIoNes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
5 Swedes 10 Inspect
Jap Prison lamps

STOCKHOLM. Feb. 4 llNS)--
Five Swedish missionaries dele
gates of the YMCA IN Sweden, re-
portcdly had the permission 81
japanese military authorities to-
day % visit British and American
war prisoners camps IN the Phil
iuDinoS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
u. s. Navy Sinks
3German Ships

Continued from Page Onc)
then sank the vessel after in
ternal explosions were set Oft
by the crew a. they left. Sur
vivors were picked up at day
light"
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Record Power Output

OTTAWA, Feb. I CINSl-A
record generation of electricity OF
moro than 20 billions OF kilo-
wstt-hour> was made IN Canada
last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

tual operating ability hut his
disciplinarian ability.
He il well satisfied on tho
iob hc ~ ON and he ~ doing
very good ioh az II. Hut when
you bring him into the office, I
feel that In certain way, he
would be lost and we might lose
a very good man on the particu-
lar type Of work he II doing"
APPOTNTMENT APPROVED
Yrt a'rr al' Tins tho following
entry found .n Tho minutes o
tho comm .on meeting of Jul,
-. 1g43 II months later
tCting upon recommends
lions of the general manager.
. the board. on motion OF Com
missioner Niriana, supported by
Commissioner Rising, unani-
mously approved the following
changes In ClassiflcationS, ef-
fertiVe july VI, 1913:
aAI1-I- { Mendt. transpOr-
tation superintendent oi street
operations. At S7,1S1 per Year
20 general superintendent ~
transportation AZ $1,000 per
year TOR q period ~ six months
and thereafter 81, 900 per year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
10000 Ndzis
X
Appear Doomed
In Russian Trap

MOSCOW. Feb. 4 GNS)-Up-
wards of 10000 German soldiers
trapped by the Russians IN a
! ,000-square-miIe pocket west or
Cherkassy faced humiliation or
capture today after their fierccSt
counterattacks failed 10 dent the
line OF steel closing in on them.
The NaZiS were said 10 have
abandoned efforts 10 break out
and 10 have entrenchcd them
selves along the Dnieper River for
a final stand,
Huge artillery concentrations
and Russian tanks advancing over
huge piles of dead Germans, al
ready have killed more than TO-
600 Of the foe caught in the trap
yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
BELIEVED HOPELESS

Front-line dispatches Indicated
the plight of the enemy was virtu-
ally hopeless. The entrapment
was announced officially in an
order of the day by Premier
The trap was snapped on 10
enemy divisions when the armies
Of Gen. Nikolai F. Vatutin and
Gen. Ivan s. KeneV sHFFed fer
ward in n twin 1ve-day offensive,
ovcrrunning more than 300 Will
ages and advancing 30 10 ~ miles
to join forces IN the Zvcntgotod-
Shpola sector,
The Germans were still defiant
to Soviet demands that they sur
render. but the fire-power Of the
NaZis seemed 10 be decreasing.
LUcK,S FALL UNCoNEIRMED
Omitted Press said the Rus
SLAMS still had not confirmed
the capture Of Rovno, admins
trative center OF the occupied
Ukraine, and Luck. 43 miles 20
the west which the Germans
announced yesterday had been
evacuated 20 Red armies that
had advanced up 10 IS miles
inside old Poland l
In the far north, where troops
Of the Leningrad front have swept
into Estonia, the Red army was
reported almost al the gates Of
Narva, city six miles inside
the border.