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Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
&nklanOS Steaung
CUR Sirtei
0nrOaneaenfruse I'M @ittclpnnft

SoDletruBlan0, Nun oaB es 01e
oeuti6e Moft am S6mor5en Meer
gebro6en bat, foroert ni6t nur Hu-
mGnien uno 8ulgorien, ionoern olt6
Die Siirfei sur Eeilnobme am &riege
gegen 0eutl6lano auf.
Mittleripeile lieB ii6 oas Sow-
ietporteiorgan nYrapoo" 5i einem
beftigen ausfaa gegen oie Siirfei
perleiteu. Sffenbor lit ser &reml
enti6loilen, oie Sffeniibe' Der &oten
Mrinee in &lm1nien OitrG politiid)-
milit1riide @ntl6eioungen 8ulga-
riens uno ser Eiirfei 3lt ltdrfen, oie
81 einem iofortigen &iif3ug 0euti6=
LAMBS BON Der 8alfon-Solbiniel fiib-
rem uno Wfitteleuropa gum n0dIten
S6la1tfelo MAIDEN miirOen.
8atnm &prreIpOnSens Der uEraluOa"
,8ratp0a" erfldrte, oaB Ser Ab=
6ru6 ser oiplomatii6en 8e3iebun-
gen 3ipiiden Der Siirfei uno Oen Sea
sis 81 einem nfreunoli6en 8rad"
gemorOen lei, oelltide espionage lno
Yropaganoa gegen Die Aaiierten uno
i%nsbeionoere gegen oie Sowietunion
3ugenomrnen babe, einige Der nid-
tighten tiirfii1en 3eitungen meiter-
bin unter Na3i-@influB blieben,
0eutide 0iplomaten nod INNER
GmnfGnop neronItalten. 0enen tiir=
filhe 8eamte beiDobnen, uno l6db-
ungsmeiie 1900 9euti9e, oarunter
8iplomatetl Militdr=, 2uftfabrt-
uno &anoelsatta6es, nod I'M Sanoe
meilen.
Ser artifel, Ser aus 8atum fam,
Dem Ser Siirfei na6itgelegenen
Sdwar3meerbafen, fiibrte Oes wei-
teren aus: y9as baBli6e 8ilO Der
nnterpiirfigen Saltung tiirfil6er
8eboroen gegeniiber Den Sitler-
0iplomaten fam MIR lleberra dung
berporrufen."
9robeno erflarte Die uBraWoa"
tpeln 8ulgarien uno Die Siirfei in
ibrer gegenmdrtigen Oeutl6freuno-
li6en &altung nerbarren, Damn bait
li6 oie &ote Mrmee, nit rumanil6er
ltnterltiibltng, fir imitanoe, Die @nf-
gabe allein 81 erleoigen.
Sieiise Nmffaimmg
Sier in @aibington lteate man
in MilitGr- llno Slottenfreilen felt
oaB ruiiii6e Sruppen beute ben Oar
oanellen ndber iteben ais iemalS lett
Dem erIten @eltfrieg. 6reier 9trd)-
gallg our6 oie 9aroanelen naf
Dem Mittelmeer lit zines Der biitori-
i9en 3iele &llBlanOs, oas 10 gut mie
feline eisfreien &Gfen beiibt.
Die Siirfei beberri6t Die 0aroa-
nelen uno gren5t in europa on 8ul-
garien. sic lit nit @roBbritannien
our6 elm enges 8iinonis oerbunoen
9ieIes 8inonis lit elm Sell Der tra-
oitioneaen britiiden Solitif, Die
mabreno Der letten Sabre abpe6-
lelno 81 Sppolition gegeniiber Der
Siirfei uno &uBlano gefiibrt bat,
0amit feines Der beioen 21noer i'm
0itli6en Mittelmeer md6tig genug
miro, Inn bic Siderbeit Der britt
Ihen 2e6enslinie itber Gibraltar uno
BEN Sue8-&anal 81 gefabroen.
Sreie San6 ben &nKem
@as nun &uBlano in 8e5ug anf
bic 9aroanelen plant, lit bier ni6t
genau 6efonnt, aber man fam es
lid oenfen. Die &ritif an ben tiir-
fil6en 8e3iebungen NIT 9euti6lano
in Der .8ramoa" miro bier ais cine
oeutli6e @arnung angeieben, oaB
&uBlano ben 8rlt6 Der Siirfei nit
ben 0euti6en fir 81 ipat gefommen
bGlt, Ser feline beionoere Silfe fir
oie aaiierte STRENGTHENING bartlett.
SSsnfolgeoelien oiirfte &uBlano feline
@bii9t flariteaen, oaB es Die Cir
fei gemdB Dem eigenen Sntereiie
Mosfmas bebanoeln miro, penn Die
3eit 5u elmer gPegelung Der &riegs-
probleme berangefommen lit.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
BebOlternng wirO aus
@eltOrmtl6lanO gerdumt
eimfcS @6cinnfcr Jest aricsssc6iet

(From the Office of War Information
Die idmeoii9e 3eitung oStod-
bolmS Sioningen" beri6tet, 0ab
nale @ebiete arf Dem linfen Hbein-
ufer BON oen oeltti6en 8eboroen
gum ariegsgebiet erfldrt woroen
lino. 0ie 8epolferung lit angemie-
len moroen, oieies @ebiet 10 I6nea
mie m0gli6 81 rditmen, uno oerlaBt
90rfer uno StGote bereitS in emo
loien &araipanen. Mo6el miiiien ie-
bod 5uriidgelaiien meroen, uno Die
S6liiiiel 5u SGuiern unO 8obnun=
gen lino ben 8eboroen 3u iibergeben,
0a aae ger6umten @eb1uoe iofort
ais Quartiere fir oie Srltppen be-
nllbt meroen. 9ie 8e6oroen fiibren
iest in oen meItli9en @ren3propin=
3en 0es &ei6es sic lelben WaBnab=
men ourb, tpie fur8 porber ange-
li6ts oes rulliiden Sormarides III
ben Sitpropin3en. 9euti6e militd=
ride 8eobo6ter glall6en, 0fGbrt oas
i6meoii6e 8latt fort, noaB bic Slime
rifaner oie 0euti6e @ren5e in Wfalie
nod Dor Den &uilen iiberi6reiten
peroen. Neue A6mebritelungen
iperoen oaber iibero4 in @eltOeutid=
lano erri6tet."
General GiIen6Oiuers Marnnng
Der AnipOrn
aud S6mei8er 3eitlrngen berid-
ten iiber oie baitige Stunning Der
8eD0lferrng aus Sen meItli6en Sci
len oes &ei6es un0 ben anneftierten
Na16argebietert. 9ieien 8eri6ten
3ufolge muroen 3. g. Die 8%eppbner
bon Miiblbmtien uno anoeren ell
IGiIiI6en St1bten bon ben oeuti6en
8eb0roen %aneepieien, lire Softer 81
pofen uno ii6 auf @bruf CUR @b=
reiie bereit 5u balten. 9ieie 4n-
meiiung muroe gegeben, nadoem Der
S-berItfommanoierenoe Ser aqiierten
sSnpaiionsItreitfrGfte General @ilen-
bonner, befanntgege6en batte, oaB
auc6 @llaB-2otbringen balo sum
&riegsidauplab merben oiirfte. BUR
Belt meroen MfaBnabmen OurGge=
fiibrt, groBe 8eile Ser elldiiii6en
8ep0lferltng auf Oas redte Ebein-
ufer 81 bringen, uno piele @liGBer
iino iiber Die M0glihfeit elmer
3mangsoeportierung nod Ntittel-
9euti9lano i6mer beunrubigt, pie
Sic S6mei8er 8reiie beri6tet.
@or aQem p~erlaiien bereitS 5abl-
reide 0euti6e, Die na6 1910 ms
GliaB gefommen naren, ipieoer oas
2ano, nobel iie ibren 8eiib in &uto-
mobilen uno auf Sanomagen NIT
nebmen. Bon Ser S6mei5er @ren5e
aus iiebt man alld tagaus, tagein
biele 5uBgdnger, Die idmale Hon-
tonbriide iiberi6reiten, Die pom 81
lab auf Dos redte &beinufer naf
8aoen fiibrt. @iele arbeiter aus
8aoen, Die bislang i'm @liaB bei6af-
tigt gefpelen naren, iino nun BON
BEN oerti9en 8eboroen in Die 8oge-
len gei6idt moroen, mo CUR 3ett
tauienoe BON @rbeitern oamit be-
l1Gftigt linb, inn giltempo gefelti=
gungen a%uf5uperfen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
3uei 6entidJe 0enerGle anf tidedi-
ider idtuarser Site

Sic ti9e9oilopafii6e grilregie-
ring in 2onoon bat lalit elmer &uno-
funfmeloung Die oeutiden @enerale
BON Subidp uno @arte, 8efeblSba-
Der oeuti6er Sruppenteile in Der
Slomafei, tpegen ibrer grauiamen
8ebanolung Ser oortigen 8epolfe-
rung, auf Die 2iite Ser ariegsper-
BREEDER geiett.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
Sapaniide &onserne iollen SOfio
DerlaHen

Die iapanii6e Na6ri6tenagentur
meloete, oaB beri6ie0ene tauienbe
&on5erne Sofios, als 8orii9tsmaB-
nabme gegen 8ufiinftige 9uftii6er-
fdae, lire 8etriebe na6 anoeren
2anoesteilen perlegen tpiiroen.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
Iranenmpben

Sic: ss(d, feb mid ooh nal an,
Manne, i6 glmibe, mein SUIT fist
i6ief. Or: nIbiolut nidt, Der SUIT
iibt gang geraoe." - Sic: Sea, id
lag's ia: penn er gang geraoe iist,
Damn iibt er e6en I9iefl"
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
Sine &ObOtcr-Sa6rif in SanOcn Der
Naiierten

Sine groBe, bombenii6ere &oboter-
6a6rif inter ser @roe, in Ser Die
0eutl6en nit elmer 8elegidaft BON
$4,000 Monn @unoerte BON fliegen-
ben gom6en tGgli6 ber8uiteaen por-
batten, lit in ser fran5olii6en Staot
Sbil nabe Ser Iurem6urgiI6en @ren=
&c Der 3. armee in Die Sanoe ge-
foaen. Sic 6abrif, Die tief i'm
Sdadt zines @iienberguerfs erri6-
tet moroen mar, mar teilneiie be-
reits inn 8etrie6 uno 6ei6Gftigte
5000 arbeiter, ais Die 9euti3en
allsriidten.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
@um &mnbitebt befieblt mieber int
@eiten

@inem britii6en &unofunt 8ufol-
ge lit in 2onoon beitGtigt Doroen,
oaB @eneralfelomaribaa BON &uno-
fteot mieoer oas &ommanoo an Der
@eItfront iibernommen bat.
Washington Journal., 1944-09-29
8ermbigmmg

uSbr fiinftiser S6miegeriobn,
5rm Satin, ioa ia elm glan5enoes
&eonertalent beiiBen?"
~Ob, oas peroen mir inn idon
a6gemobnen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
SAVES GRoUND

Meanwhile Hall took ! LCc
CrccnOCk away on the inside
"a -,.ToGaf ~ t}ie.ray on t|'e
inner hedge and was laying
fourth al The turn for home rs
Adams took his mount up on tho
outside 90 catch the lIrlns
Chckic - y
Adams hustled Pistol Pete past
Chickie y y 20 the front ar the
sixteenth pole lie was n front
for icw STRIDES But down the
inner hedge came J Lee Greenock
with Hall beating tattoo on his
SIDES Fifty yards from home they
hooked up head and head but
just before they INT the wire j..
Lee Grccnock'S nose pushed ont
IN front for that $3.50 payof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
Niqht Edition Code Key

The De'roit Times daily prints In me
Niraf kd'in Only me name u horse
~hfch ra-e experts fee 10 among the out
standing beta % the DAY
The code Ksy appears sacn n.ght IN the
Efgat star and Red Lire editions. NUN
Der corresponding 70 eacn letter Of me
a.Praset
The noses name aFpeavs ONLY ~
THr %fGHT EDITION ASD rs PRINTED
r CODE Tom0rroV code follows
40 R-gt CSC D-e6 t-S5 F-i2 G-2a
H.SI I-6g 40 Ma Lis N.S2 ~ ga
RIO ola R-2t so T.55 1 So WI
N-6i h-3U ! 50 ISL
C''p tr.s cue ~ n vii enable yoI
% reweutef ne name Of Mords5 ode
morse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE 800 claiming. 8
>ear-oids and up ! i.l6 miles
victory sweep adams 3 80 800 80
SKY Runner Patterson g. s0 50
Very Fair tMpjenal 10
Mas =. Bo1ic stouhesrt,d
shchs Rhes Clarendon and Top Class
also ran.
-sECONp PACE 81 900 claiming
maiden 4}esf-oIds, FIX ffr'-r'fes a----
lay J9 d.attnni - 80 90 10
'kIugcriln peterson g 90 iu
Llc fer tScuriprkI $50
Time 1920
knrstane Dis sickle Vegas Nourure
Nlss wolverine Pete Brother Kings
lester sweep Production and Swift VIC
Rearf.'s, sna schl,y sna l.. ?. and
j. l. hulfcu entry
Field
THIRD RACE $1,000 claiming swear
Odds and 49, o iHipnes
Fateu ,St4r..cNi $50 $40 90
.boi.'s Gtf. 't.ter'sf 5000 go
iSh.rcngp tCaffartIaj . 80 s0
I.I,h estate Teulsht T-ads.. PANE
Az ance CaH Den. san. yellow Kitten
anna Irumaf also ran
Dead heat Tor place
FouRTH RACE 500 claiming O..
7 m.uta ftdaur 100 . iU 60
.Natlsm cross Uastorl $50 90
-AI Lil.r tBIartnt 300 90
Ttrrs ~ 2.5
sasa uar.' ONO ard Distant l'.s also
psas ass' fg- place
fIFrH RACE ioc .Hoosr,s, g.
- y -nhal ln.s0.ol sae 100 90
-lr spite Peterson 800 DH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25
Young Rider
-Hasdldugh
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Little Leon Hall, the 16-ycar-
old youngStcr from Ashland. Neb.
who rode his first race on A ma jor
track al the Fair Grounds last
week, probably can't help grin
ming bit inWardly today You
see. little Leon hung A nose de-
cislon on johnny Adams. the
l. s. jockey champion yesterday
afternoon
II isn't often any jockey can
bring his mount along to beat
Adams horse once Johnny gets
TO the front in the stretch. not
the way Johnny can finish But
the 95-pound Hall turned the
trick with the long shot J Lee
Greenock in the sixth race yes
terday, beating Adams favored
mount Pistol Pete. I'm finish 81
AXclting ~ was almost worth los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-25

FIRST RACE-Si 800 claiming
>ear-olds and mp t.lB miles
victory sweep adams so O0 . 3C
SKI Runner Patterson 500 ? 81
Very Fair fMnienal 10
~.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Montgomery To Take
Rest In Hot Springs

Burdened with the weiylt OF 1--WE
consecutive months OF continuous
training and hshting. Bob Mont
z. .ner., Philadelphia fighter who
lifteG the lightweight crown New
York versiom from the bobbing
head OF Beau Jack. two weeks ago.
is going to take a much-needed
rest. Bob is going 10 Hot Springs
The champion. accompanied by
his secretary. Herman Lea Pheart,
and Harold Jamaica Kid) Smith,
arrived in Detroit last week. and
were bedded down in the Gotham
Hotel for a week before going on
to Hot Springs where he and Lea
Phesrt will spend three weeks.
To Take Physical
II n st be back in New York
within six weeks 10 take a physi-
cal examination" Montgomery said
AT that time III know when I'll
fight again"
Montgomery was scheduled 10
fight Sammy Angott. former Nat
ional Boxing association champion.
March 81 in Madison Square Gar
den, but the bout was postponed
after Bob had defeated Beau Jack
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

AID Angott had lost his title TO
Juan Zurita. the hard punching
Mexican. week later.
In asking for the postponement
81 the fight. Montgomery's mana ger
pointed out that his fighter had
been i~hting continuously for the
past four months. He started last
November when he lost the light
weight title TO Beau Jack This
was followed by bouts with Joie
Peralta, Ike Williams. A. Dummy
Davis. and Beau Jack.
Needs A Rest
"Ijust need a rest" said Mont
gomery "I've been fighting too
often and the edge has worn of.
The rest in Hot Springs will do me
good"
In explaining his Knockout by
D'7is. Montgomery said he had no
excuse to offer for the knockout
in the first round. the quickest in
the history Of Madison Square Gar
den.
II just made mistake. and had
to pay the penalty" Bob said. II
started blow. but before could
land. Davis had connected with his
punch. From then on il was dark
ness or me. although l did regain
my feet"
'mith. who was stopped by Jose
Basora in Philadelphia last week.
was out In front on points when
the Puerto Rican landed ,e knock
out blow.
Il still believe I can whip him."
said the former Detroit amateur
champion.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Richardson And
Slaughter Win
Mixed Doubles

Ecee Richardson. and DR.. Fred
Slaughter won the Swing Your
Partner Mixed Doubles tournament
held at Paradise bowl last Sat. eve
ming. The couple hit 1918. and
walked off with the 500 purse.
Fred Allen. one OF the oldest
sponsors in organized bowling here
in the city. sponsored the tourna-
ment, and put up the $3.50 that was
given away for the four prizes. Mr..
Allen once sponsored a male and
female five. His female five won
the national championship at For
est Club alleys in Al.
John Boogie and Kenny Richer
son, hit 1859 and took down SIS for
the second prize. Dorothy Freeman
and Floyd (Sportie) Jones regis
tered 1885 and Mrs. Aretha Bailey
and Walter Sauls were fourth with
1858. Sportie Jones turned in the
highest single game of the tourney
when he hit 244. The SURPRISE OF
the tourney was registered wher
the score sheets had been tailed
and it was found that Richerson
and Boogie had finished in second
place.
Dorothy Freeman first made her
debut Of the evening with her faith
er, Horace7Chapman. and the two
registered 963. Dorothy later came
back with Jones and won third
prize. Jerry Wells and Rumor
Rimpson. finished the first set out
in front Of the others but this
lead was soon brushed aside wher
the second and third Shift keglers
found the alleys.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
BOWL -DR0ME
REOPENS UNDER
A new MANAGER
BY ALFONSO CATO

Girl pin settlers made their debu,
at Sunnie Wilson's Bowl-O-Drome
Iast Saturday evening. Miss Shir-
ley Washington and Miss Ethel
Trambles. two l8-year -olds who had
worked as pin settlers at the Palmer
Park. since January. are doing a
good job.
The two girls are jumping two
alleys and handling the pins like
veterans Who knows this may be
the first step to solving the present
pin boy shortage. After talking with
the girls about their new job they
remarked. I'VE like to set pins. We
got tired at first but il Is easy now,
and we average ten dollars q day"
Several parties who had just fin
ished bowling on the girls alleys
said that they would rather have
the girls set pins for them than
some OF the boys.
Crowd Attends Opening
Sunnie Wilson's Bowl-O-Drome
re-opened its doors to the public
last Tuesday noon with a large
crowd attending.
i h e Bowl-O-Drome, formerly
known as the Forest Club alleys,
has 20 stream::.Ied alleys and is the
largest Race-owned bowling estab-
liShment in the world. Mr.. Wilson,
owner OF the Drome. remarked: 81
will do everything possible to make
my place the finest in the world
The alleys are in the best OF con-
dition and will be kept that way "
Eddie Edwards, former secretary
Of the Motor City Bowling league,
IS manager OF the Drome. He is
assisted by Clarence Steen. a form.
or heavyweight fighter here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Wolverines Split
TUo Contests In
Junior1Pfay-OH

The Wolverines defeated the Gar
field Aces. 40 to 81 last Monday
night at Sherrard School. The de-
feat eliminates the Aces from the
play-of to determine the champion
IN the Junior Division OF the Michi-
gan Chronicle Basketball league.
Murray Jackson, David Collier
and Walter Phelps paced the at
tack for the winners. the trio ac
counting for 80 of the Wolverines
40 points.
The CYW Ave edged out a victory
over the Wolverines. 26 to "a. on
Thursday night at Custer school. in
a fast and exciting game. Adam
Davis made the winning goal.
The Wolverines and CYW will
meet in the final game this week
to decide the championship Of the
division.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Pool Players At
St. Antoine To
Honor Woodson

AS the result OF the tremendous
interest and enthusiasm shown in
the recently closed pocket billiard
tournament al the st. Antoine
branch YMCA, Walter King. assist
ant physical director. announced
that a new tournament in honor OF
the late Wilbur c. Woodson would
begin on March %.
Lester McFali, chairman OF the
tournament committee. disclosed
that the Wilbur c. Woodson trophy
would be purchased from voiun-
tary contributions by persons in
terested.
Outstanding Amateurs To Vie
Among the outstanding local
players to participate will be r. G..
Schuster. winner of last week $
tournament; Charles J. Wartman.
runner up; Lett Ayers. Henry Head
ing. Douglas Fletcher. Snowden
Williams and DR.. Parker Gamble
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Sigma Faces Nacirema
To Decide Frat Title

Sigma won the right 10 oppose
NaCirema TO decide the second title
in the Frat league by defeating
Omega. 40 TO 81. last Saturday at
ST Antoine The defeat knocked
Omega out Of the play-off
The passing and shooting OF Will
lilmS. Carter and Broadnax proved
TOO much for the losers. Carter was
high point man with IS Lee. play
ing his best game Of the season, and
Wilkie did a grand job in helping
their team 10 victory.
Bryant. Evans and F. Hill were
The stalwarts for the losers. Bryant
making 10 points J. Hill and Har-
ris did some good playing. but
couldn't hit the basket often
enough Sigma made good in four
out OF 10 foul shots, while Omega
was chalkingo up five IN 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Brewster Quint
Out OF Tourney
On Two Defeats

Brewster Brown Bombcrs win
ners of the first half OF the Detroit
Basketball association split sea
son. vas eliminated Sunday nght
when they lost TO SuiirIn. 81 10 -,
al HackcU Field House
The Brown Bombers had lost TO
Dearborn 80 10 80. Saturday night
at s. Charles gymnasium. his
was the first victory Dearborn had
scored over me Brewster five. the
Brown BumberS defeating the win
ners twIce during the regular SEA
son
George Peaks kept brewster IN
the game with us il puH, How
ard McCdiy fufmer W2nc Uni.
verSity star. collected 10 points e.
aid Suifrin's win over Bfewster
This marked me ttird cuu-vcu'it,
Win iOI Sufirn over Brewster.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25

here last season, split with the
Giants
Another Good Game
Following the Bombers will come
the Atlanta Black Crackers. one of
the strong southern teams. This
Will mark the first time for visit
Of the Crackers 10 Detroit.
Last season the Crackers visited
New York, and while picked as the
underdogs in game with the Black
Yankees. surprisedsthe eastern fans
by winning double bill.
The Birmingham Black Barons,
winners Of the championship in Ne
gro American league last season,
will be the opposition on Decora-
ton Day. The Barons, fortified
with most Of the men in uniform
last season. are one OF the best
teams in Negro baseball.
Needs Strong Club
Thus. you can see that Manager
Clarence lScallyl Smith will have
10 field a powerful aggregation IL
ne hopes to cope successfully
against the teams Owner Linton has
booked TO play in Dequindre Park
when the season opens.
Smith. a well-seasoned veteran OF
more than 20 years OF experience,
is confident that he will be able to
pick a good team from the veterans
and rockies who reported this week
for spring training at Brewster
Recreation Center.
Smith is convinced he has a fine
outfield prospect in Dave Hoskin.
the Flint youngster. Dawes comes
highly recommended by players
who have seen him in action.
Another good prospect is Louis
Boswell. the youngster who played
with an American Legion team.
He's a second bascman. and looms
as serious threat to Wilbur King.
regular second sacker last year.
Fred Wilson. a big Highlander
who performed with the Kansas
City Monarchs, will be trying TO
win a regular berth with the club.
Other outfielders will be selected
from Elijah Burke, Walter Thomas
and two others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-03-25
Negro Soldier
Film Is Ready
For Theatres

WASHINGTON, d. C.-The ofl-
cial War Department film. The
Negro Soldier" is now ready for
distri button 10 theatres and all per-
sons who wish IL SHOWN in their
cities should ask individual theatre
managers TO book it. according to
an announcement here this week.
Tire film is regarded as the best
screening on the Negro in Ameri-
can life that has ever been made,
With emphasis on the Negro in
World War IT. The major film
companies have announced that
prints are available and that dis
tributors can secure them upon APP
plication. without cost.
I; was also announced that l6
nm. versions OF the film will be
available in May for distribution
TO clubs. schools, colleges. and 9TH
er organizations. Applicatio ns
should be sent 10 the Bureau OF
Public Relations. War Department
Washington. D. G