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Her father was a singing waiter who didn't
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
Symphony Concert
To Be Given Saturday

The scandinavian symphony
Orchestra VIII give a concert a.
$50 q m Saturday in Ionic
Temple. Grand River and Chopo
place
Under the direction Of Herbert
.SWub tHe program VIII include
Schubert March /Militaire.
Girls of Baden by komzak;,
Greg Lyme Suite "Sequola, %
hy Homer LaGaSSoy 10 be con-
Quoted by the'CompoSer, and the
Norwegian Carnival Overture by
SNnndeen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
Keys Blasts LdYoff
OF Bohn Foremen

Rabcy' ~ kcN, president of the
Foreman s. ASSOCIATION of America
ro11N charged that thc Bonn
Aluminium and Brass Corp plant
~ Adrian was attempting %
undermine and destroy tho VILE
rl tho NLRB bN refusing 40
allow q fortmcr 10 return So
work. pending d. rings b,fttu tht
government bodies
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
COMMISSIONS ruling

The commission had ruled il hac
no alternative under The law th1r
to take AN taxes including m,
excess profits tax under conSld
GRAFTON when fixing rates iol
customers
1T il the city'> contention the
rates should he fixed without
regard 20 excess profits taxes"
Lee said 1T il the duty of the
public service commission to
issue ruling and stop lodging
the question involved.
nder the present situation.
Detroit Edison stockholders are
escaping the tax entirely. with
tine burden FALLING ON customers.
The public service commission il
hiding behind its claim Of alleged
impoteuCy in this matter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
10 MILLION EXCESS

He SAID the company'S 1913 eN-
cess profits tax would reach nearly
-Sfa ee9, 900.
Paul w. McQuIllcn of New York
who represented the company
argued the excess profits tax was
not an excess profits tax at all,
but a company obligation TO the
government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-13
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"STOP" Bliss Says go"

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
ScoviII-U. $. Time BcsebolI Wed.

The league leading sERA com' bine in the IRA baseball circuit IS Scheduled to meet U, 2. Time sp q regular tilt at Hopeyllle dlemono tomorrow night. Coach Roy AuT' phys 6eoyill nine boasts an unde' feated record for the season to date Their latest victory was g surprise unset last week over Patty 9ullter's Washington Hill nine, present CAT title holders, by q 3 to ] score, ID setting the Hills d0wn with one lone hit, Floyd Holden shows that he must be rated amongst the best the city has produced this year HIS record Dow stands at five wins and no losses, One 0f those wins was a nO,hlteer pitched against U, s, Time lD theiF previous encounter,
 Pitchers Needed
 Although U, s, Time has added strength and has shown improve ment since the start Of the season, they still do not rate on Q par with either the Ee0ylll or Chase clubs, The maip difsieulty Is their lnabilT ity to secure . pitcher Yh0 can last the full seven innings, Their lpV field, composed mainly Of players ip theIT teens, shows great promise for the future,
 The game tomorrow night Wtll start at e,lb p, D, Jim Mobile will do the Ofllelattng,
 On Thursday night, at Washing ton park, TtppeF conley's Chase combine will try to duplicate Sec, vlll's feat iD scoring R victory over the Washington Hill Dlne, The rival pitchers both will do their pitching from the left hand slde-Letty Roy Johnson for Chase and Lefty Ter tho foF the Hills, Bobby 0FeatoTeS Is as yet undecided on which team hls loyalty belongs as he Is . menv Der Of both clubs, Pat slRtteTy will call the balls and strikes GoT the game, starting Rt SIS ?, n,
 Standing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
"WhissIins" Willie Wins Eosily

West Springfield. Mass, July 2S- luPl-"Whistllng Willie" Roach, l29, of Wilmington, Del, held Q de- eislon today over Angel Ayiles, l27, of Mexico City after outpointing his rival iD the eigbt-r0uDd featune bout Rt the dog track here last night
 ID 0ther bouts. Marvin Bryant, I60, Dallas, Tex, deelsioned "cans ads Ap Evans, lSe, Montreal (8l |, and Sandy Mack, lSl, EpTlDgfleld, aselsIoDed Tony compo, Iss, Boston
 On Friday night, Rosebe mikes with the slugglng South ADssTiean, Santiago Riviera, Wbo recently fought 2 bFistllng main bout with Willie, iD the latter's home town Of Wilmington, Delaware, R0aehs and RlyleTa gre paired lp the eight round ssml-FiDsl which may go on after the maiD bout between Wll- lle Pep and Lulu costaptiD0,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Bevtolo Winner Over cenedieH

Buffalo, h, Y, July 2b-lUPl- Gal BaFt0la Of Boston, the National Boxing Associations featherwalgbt champion, held 2 clean cut yietoy today oyer Mike Martyk Of st, cRtbeTines, Ont, whom be hssted ln 2 l0'Found bout before 2,b00 fans last nigbt,
 haFtol0, pepperlng his opponent with Gh0Ft and sharp nppeTelits and yDbs, was awarded all but two rounds by one Judge and the referee, The ether judge scored two rounds for MaTtyk and called one even,
 MAFtyk used long rights and lelts lD bn affOre 70 knock out Bagt0l0, put seldom landed any Of them, HIS pest rounds were the third and the ninth,
 baTlole weighed l2p s.l. with AaFtyk ct ise,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Todoy's Sport Porode

al fighting: but the Turkey name made him known and respected throughout the country. Well it should as he knocked out Buddy Knox, Eddie Blunt, Pat Valentino. Henry Cooper and big Ben Moroz Three years ago he lost a close de- cision to Bob Faster. after flooring Pastor six times in the first round. His last defeat was at the hands of PeFk Daniels on April l6. He came back on May a to give Dan- iels the licking of his life.
 Accordingly. Turkey Thompson the black Galento-wili be in there swinging Friday night with every. thing he's g0t-trying to assure more trayeling--nore green pastures with eager crap shooters on all sides vf the green table.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Metal Hose Out 0f IRA Ployoff

Because of . hard. .eaTned 6 to ( s0ftball victory which Knocked Metal Hose out of the IRA league plAyoHs, somers Brass came through last night with an all.lm- portapt victory over the south end eluei gained through the medium of . four run rally ln the last two innings, one Of them overtime. 4 sacrifice by Slit zand Eddie Lasky's kingle scored two runs needed to win iH the eighth inning, Whitney Mlseavage held pr, Joe Mays team 70 seven hits, and the losers made four errors,
 4 huge eight run fourth Inning settled the Waterbury Companies ys, Eyelet Speciality game ip favor of the former team by Q Q to l score, 1, Georgle BeTardl giving but three hits, Frank beFafdl got three Of the seven We hits, hitting safely in bis ninth straight game,
 Four hits, eiven by George beauY soleli, pitebeT for FagTel Foundry, easily kept Bristol e0mpaDy in ebeeki Nolan getting four hits for the winners, Rs Walter MisT also hIt well,
 T0nlght's schedule follows,
 Waterbury Mfg, V, 8, Time: Hamilton 2i Purcell,
 Waterbury Tool Chase Wash. lngt0ni kenpey,
 BenFus V, q, Rubber Hamilton gi etaneo,
 LliEsgFeDehi WateIyllle, Leag,
 American Brass se0ylll, PuDt0ni MastFlaDna,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
SS. Peter and PcuI SoftboIl Leoaue

Teams explained by Ja-. Lafr.yee and Bill Fitzmaurice in the sts. Peter Paul EoftbalI league will meet tonight in a scheduled game.
 Last night. Farringtons gained A 10 Lead oyer Sheehans in the first inning, but J. Raffenberger Wrenn had too mnch on the ball, giving but i've hits as his mates elubbed out c 6-i victory with an eight hit attack on the delivery Of Mathew son Angelo.
 Dan lPiFeplug Dallesandro) Bart. featured with his timely hitting and also turned in some sensatioral catches iD the Outfield. Rum0Fs that Danny was to join the Rayitt Gems for Sundays game were en, flTely unfounded according to the olmiputiye outfeldeT.
 5nAehan ,,,,, GOO 020 20y-5 6 l FaTrtpgtop ... 100 900 OO0-I s 1
 Wrenn and PeTFiello; Angelo and '. sheeban. Umpire; Farrell,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
NOva's Manager Gives lnSlde Dope On Basrs
'A DAN PARKER

RnnGBu HUNT that soOwlIns pars-Indan esan, win ne .hc haweht haf dozen ysaTs aaOS former c fields rcabou we ea. n s ce X. M n osa. @ vel a Che scar on his cheek relies adventures inter preacher for s Evanssss Church in Tss sana sV oa
 , xcS could have knocked former manager wnsn % n encountered hs former sr his trip Lou sanA and alnuus made NAaans him before Pseca cs1s
 M y sS Iron ne $ sn:h l s praying for salvation nsIalns tAs basAslasr DAn wrong pah Hals. ...t. :.. \. as :s.. sAs ssl'a s,.1 tour :T s1s
 "vsrny. money means nothing Co me auv .r. ,. :s F ' hSs y:s Is1 S..sSS ss s.ISs sIss
 Amen" sald rseA~ "PrAle pass che wasAer Frank recalled Babe the oue-uuarer Hoffman to handle s after s @ Ss nsS s was G setting too hard for Ane % w. helping Anc proposed that the big Babe the two The intention was i noi s1o % the thought about ns nae n % sscs m m m oa. a S % se would ck him But to Che conernatOn everyone been tentatively but for publicity purposes ss Ha @ ,. Ros tue wholly Scoy 1@S ad s s@SsI SIsSe csa because powerful enough box Of nas apne n cor & To the relief Of all concerned Babe out Of the mess SI % % E % Osn thumbs % with shotgun he bought the money he
 s.he pssio.nsa similar fer Hoffman and Pacca,
 S sSeey M sasr later Buddy starting trouble with @e@eo
 Eddie Mack of Boston. no ssus
 a.a Sn card whch Max heading our-rsnnd exhlhtan
 Anew me ssse for beth deliver Ruaav ana h,. @ sne eEeen hght Theupon ETumt odn~ nn se and ezu fare os e Buddy sssr ars s -. ssanAh rare he Babe
 ..s g aeclsaen thereby Bahe oe the ms "Ss ne was geang kepe down brother Max
 Faccasa reveals that haven't dron of ssv m ten The story Ay Ann eno could speak Yiddish eo'u o Jewish unoT yaae The plan worked beautifully n Grand panis ssS u1ns l3yS Asece ASkea hn If he was going to the Temple ~ ~ ~ anu .nss .WI ne asked lnnocenyunaware kra, % Iast day the Jewish peop The fans na.eu out on Max and after didn't Stress the Jev on. A1 @ says Maxs parents were both Ade la German .es aaones that Maxs or the father - - WY '~"" '" e'sHsf 'ne moner Snas tying to remodel already succeeded in nun aop Lnst Eogi nonsense inteeuatv
 w.n e gang as well with opponents He ha on ,s M D0u sougnt under Paccass since last Ass M s an Johnny Flynn in Buffalo you suspect from
 e s Lou headed for the Garden right Hem ncs M ~ss @ osng August Nova raised 100 turkeys his California
 a year aho sold them for si2 Mike Jacob never @ h nave rsad tor than Paccas says Nova I s nn Eanen business confused work H he eyer So may suggest that Prank Preacher Hunt 10 av b @ @
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
PEP AND LULU
 IN FINE FORM
 FOR BIG FIGHT

With both boys In good shape and rapidly nearing their best fighting weight, and more than si0.O00 cash in the "till" of Promoter George Mulligan last Saturday night. with out of town agencies not heard from every indication pointed to the stard0ut boxing promotion Of years in Connecticut when worlds feath- erweight champion Willie Pep of Hartford and Charley Gulu Cos-- tantino of New York come together in Q ten round bout Friday night at Municipal Stadium.
 Pep, down to l2s pounds is about right for the fight. and will be in there swinging for his 76th victory in 77 bcuts. his loss to Sammy Ans gott. lightweight champion. being the only blot on one of the greatest records of F1stiana. Costantine scaling Ia2 pounds July Ie and needed to shed nine pounds to come in at contracted weight of l33 for Pep. which will give him . pull of about five pounds. which, witt his natural speed and boxing ability gives him a great chance to heat the practically unbeatable Pep whose latest e0nquests over Willif Joyce the Gary, Indiana lightweight who heat Henry Armstrong twice; and Pep's win over the bantam weight champion Manuel Ortiz 0l El Centre, Cal; who had not lost . bout in nearly three years stamps the Hartford lad as "one in a mll- Hon" who are naturaI champions.
 Lost Tw0
 C0staptinO started the year with two losses to Beau Jack and Tippy LaTkin. The referee gave him eight or ten rounds against B-J but he lost the rod on the judges vote; in the Larkln bout he gave away I pounds against the heavy-hltteE from Garfield. N. J. Since then he has won his last five bouts, all of ten rounds duration.
 Seating arrangements were laid out today under the supervision Of Edward w. cuTley, secretary Of the waterbury A, c, with 10000 mini- mum seats available; and parking space for 1900 cars. However, Promoter Mulligan asks local fans again to use the buses or other means of transportation that will allow outsOf-town fans to get out ol Waterbury as soon as possible after the main bout.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
This Sporting World
A Note From
 The Men Under The "lFon" Hot
By JOHN A. CLUNEY

It may not be too surprising fcR you to learn that James :. Johnston the little man from Liverpool end once matchmaker at MSo when knighshoOd and Jimmy walker was in flower around New York. plcks Lulu Costantlno Co defeat Willie rep. worlds seatherweisht champion when the winners of 5s of e bouts end se in succession get their hands up at Municipal stadium. with some 10000 people looking on. It's 5uSt possible that JJJ. as he is known in the I. T. U. Co save space. is a bit predjudiced in this affair. inas- much as his brother Charley is Cos an twaamOmRp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
GRAYSoN'S scoREBoARD D Gomez Tried 10 Stump LoxzeEi end cFOsstti. But Not Even the Old Yonkees Could Moke Double PIoys Via DiMosgio in Center Field

had the New Workers talking for a couple of weeks.
 Lefty Gomez fielded a ball a few days later and threw it over Lag. zeri's head right into the hands of Cresetti. backing up the play.
 When Gomez returned Co the dug. out. Joe Mccarthy asked him aboeI the throw. ''oh," replied the Gay Caballero. those Italians are so smart I wanted to see what they would do with that one"
 There's another Italian out there." warned manager Mccarthy but leave DiMaggio out of it. Moi even this club can complete double plays via center field"
 That poses one of our biggest problems" replied southpaw Gomez There are so many Italimas on thil club you don't know who to throw to. although it really doesn't make much difference"
 Italians are noted for baseball say. ". by the way-Babe Plnelli. Oscar Melilo. Tony cuccinell0. DOlph ca- milli. Cookie Lavagetto. Gus Man. cusO. Phil Cayarretta. Vince and Dominic DiAGaggio and Scooter Riz- zuto. to name others who come td mind.
 If the Yankees repeat this year Joe Mccarthy is Houdint. and the rest of the American League mighl as well give up.
 Until they took tlaeAg recent tuFr for the better everybody agreed thu New Works didn't have much. yel they started their second weSteFF swing after taking four out of tlyI from what seemed to be hot Red 6Ol and only two games out of the lead
 Not the least of MeCaTthy's qual' tiles as the finest of managers that he refuses to be stampeded There were times when another manager would have henclaed John ny Lindell and Nick Etten. but Me Carthy saw them through slumps Marse Joe did this because he hns nobody better, and unlike other pi' lots refused to go from bad to worse The result was that Landell and Et, ten snapped out of t, and now ieaf the club in Tlins-batted-in.
 Lindell isn't the finest fly chaseI in the business and while his arm ' strong 1t is inaccurate.
 It was Lindell. the reformed pitch c, wTh0 broke up the World GeFiei last fall, however. not only by throw Ing the body block on Whitey ku, TOgski, but in moving up to secoEf when Harry Walker fumbled hi single to center. That set the stage for Bill J0hnson's base-cieaping tFi' pie.
 Hnstling Johnny Llndell may be better bal player than q lot of peo' pie imagine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Probable Pitchers
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 NATIONAL LBsAGVE
 PlttsbuTEb lRuteheF s-5l at New York llsaTthelson l'0l-gis0 ?. m, chieago Hynp lrD at BrooklgD lweTEel 0.ll1gis0 ?. wy, 2, w. nT ''I st, s Louis tJusslsicR IsliR S,s5' s1 Pbila, gelphla lBaPTett 6'li)-9 p mY V,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Dykes Signs New Two Yeev coNtveet

Chicago, July 2S,-lUPl-JimmV Dykes has signed . twovyeer con, tract as manageg Of the Chicago White say for the lDlbs4e seasons, dispelling rnm0Fg tbat he might I0ln the Philadelphia Phillles, Brooklyn Dodgers 0T some other major league team, Mrs. Grace comiskey, Sex president announced today,
 The agreement also renewed con. tracts 0f the R0k coaching stafS consisting Of Harold sMnddys RRlsl, Edmund snlng" Miller aDd George Mule" Haas,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25

When Referee Gene Romaine was unable to revive him, TiHgslde Ofil- elals called physicians who gave g preliminary diagnosis Af 8 eoneusr al0D, He was taken to City bosplr tel and recovered consciousness but was unable to move his body,
 pr, Herbert Conner, bis attend Ing physician, said brain and K-Fay specialists were called and that the Injury was more serious than had first been believed,
 He has q brain injury resulting from the a0ncusslon ghleb has paFalyEed the right arm and right leg, Ne wlll pull through all right, tut he probably w0pt Aght sny more" canneF said,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
IRA Golf, Tennis BOwlina PI0nned

Ausust lt wag named as q dead. line for flllng entries jD the planned !, R. 4, tennis touFnameDt, 0f which N0FE00d Webster Of the Chase Companies Is chairman, according 10 . meeting Of factory FepFesentaS tlVes last night at the YMcA,
 4 golf tournament, with four men tO each team has also been planned, Fred Wilson Of the GeoVlll C0npany to supervise aFTangements ln Sepv temheT, Mems and W0men's bowl ing teams, with Ray Mills Of GLP and Ruth Reiehenbaeh ef seovllvs as leaders, have been plaHned the girls to beRln rolling September etb the men on Wednesday eyanlngs at I D. m, on . date 10 be 9eei6ed at the next meeting of eaHtalliE called for Aug, Tth by hF. Mills,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Fiehts Lest Niaht

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 s.scsss. css.sIIgi. 9gsE sE.Is, Ie'sI sysS s'%pSS SsS sayI" Yas djgedansaa, iis, Tegoaie''' 1eelslened Rndv. VleFI1, Ilb, HRmlls tsn, qns2 bli LisEeE 1aslssopl sss ,oles lss' ias, nefgoIf fsls Jimmy Mendaag' iss' DetF0li DeelFl0nad VFanels Dsvis, gse, Worcester, hasss fsl,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
BY JACK CUDDY

(URieed Press SeaGt CorFeApomaenO
 New York. July 25--(UP)-rurkey Thompson Of Los Angeles-greatest crap shooter among modern pugs- hopes that he can lick Big Lee O. Murray at Madison Square Garden Friday night so that he can do more long distance travelling with his dice.
 Thompson. a squat Negro who packs BIO pounds on five-soot eight-inch frame, Is the pullman porters' nemises. He inveigles the porters Into games with the gallop- Ing doninoes and winds up with tileir savings.
 Manager Cal Working says. T have not checked Turkeys latest rans-continental earnings. sgr in- come tax purposes. But when he made the trip last November. 10 lick Gus Dorazi0 at Philadelphia. he wound up with a 2S-pound sugar sack full Of folding money and al- yer-abont e273.T3. He may have won more this time. because he has become more proficient with the ivorieg.'
 Regardless Of Taompson's effec- tiveness at craps, he Is a 2-l under dog against big Lee Q. Murray oi South N0rwaik, Conn. gho is gen. orally acknowledged as the hardest. hitting siyilian heayygeight in th' world today.
 Wasp Waisted
 Working. proprietor of the ''pOol mans Et0rk Club on Sunset B0ule- yard in Los Angeles. explained that Turkey accepted Friday nights match with big Murray because he figured Murray, with his elongated wasp waist, was made to order for him to break into the biz time tn New York.
 The manager said. Turkey has been knocked off his feet only twice in se professional bouts-bnt never stopped or kayoed. Meanwhile, he has registered more than 30 knock. outs. himself. Big Murray is fash- toned perfectly for Turkeys plan of operation"
 Why do they call short. squat Thompson Turkey9
 Manager Working explained, Thompson is 26 years old, During his early years at ADadaFko, Okla, his 6ehoolmates called him Fur key because he GtTutted around with his chest out like a turkey gobbleT."
 Wet knewn Nos
 This connection with his name may have been lost during the last six years of Thomps0p's profession
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Hevtfovd Show oH

Hartford, July 26 --lUP)r- T0- nights scheduled l0-Tonnd bout be- tween Johnny Greco, Montreal, aDd Mike Evans Of Philadelphia, has been cancelled, t was announced today, because Of an ankle injury suffered hy Greco while tTalIlIng, Unable to elna . substitute 0n short notice, Matchmaker Gus Browne called 09 the entire show,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
Ryen To Nsvy5

B0st0n, Jnly 2bwlUFl-G0nNif Ryan, stellaV second basema0 oe the Boston Braves, reported to bis induction center for navel duty to. day, becoming the 2sth membeF 0t the club t0 enter the armed forces,
 The 24ryeaE-0ld keystone saekeg had been hitting above 800 eonslsts ently, and had eEeelled iD this years allSstaF game, Manager Bob coles man of the Braves said he would shift third basemsp WaTTeD Huston to RyaD's berth, and use OulheldeE Chuck Workman at third,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25
United Chromium
 SogtbaII Winner

Thirteen runs, thirteen hits and two errors against I3 runs on s2 hits end tW0 errors resulted @ a s0sthall thTillRF-dilleg put on by United Chromium ls 70 k1 winner over Chromium Corporation lasf night. 4 single by unffle won the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-25

left him uneops sclous nearly an hour and mF- alyged his right arm and leg.
 Franklin gas winning on points tn his bout with Larry Lane, Trenton, N, JY Negro last night when Lane delivered e stiN left hook to the chin tn the ninth round, Franklin buckled and fell heavily on the hack of his head.