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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Winney Scores
S in Practice

IN practice round for the
Michigan open at Orchard Lake
next SATURDAY. and Sunday Jack
Wnncy had 30-35- % there
yesterday He collected eight
brides. five Of them on the par
IS FIRST nine. He went one over
par on Nos | and 70
Lee GohS accd the l92-yard soc
ond hole at Tam c. Shanlcr-M1Lh
II T0 = non TIE had - for the
round II was ms third ace "a four
years
Kent zimmerman defending
----h- Champion -t7t7t.fTrTrrJ7T- WIS
eliminated n The quartcrinalS hy
WaUy Clark, the latter winning,
= UP
The womcn's championship ut
Lochmoor was won by Mrs u b.
TalIrl She defeated Mrs Paul
r. Jerome. i-2. Mrs. Dallcll also
won 'he utlc in 1912 In the first
flight final Mrs Curtis r IicEler
-AlLll.LlL Ans u y Edwards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
SECOND GAME

Totals - 10 n ID
sRatted for Zuher IN fifth
fBatted for Page IN seventh.
Now YORK 600 600 043-
DFTROIT 81 1871 OOx--l3
Runs stirnweiss stainback Martin 2,
Tinder 2 Etten Crsmer 2. Mayo York ?,
Wakefield q Higgins, Richards, Hoover ?.
Errors Milosevich Crosettl, Stirnweiss,
Higgins Runs batted in-Lindel, Euen 8,
Grimes. Martin. Garhark. Wakefield 4,
Higgins Mayo, Richards. Cramfr 2 1otk'
Hoover Two-hASe hits--Martin. Etten,
Higgins Three-bas hit-WAkefeld. Home
run Wakefield Stolen bases-HooNer.
Mayo sacrifce-Ne wnouser Double plays
Stirnweiss 20 Milosevich 10 Etten, Stirn-
weiss 10 Crosetu 20 Etten. Len on bases
New York g. Detroit .7 Base on balls
or PAGE 3. off johnson 2 Struck out
By Zuber l. hy Page !, by Johnson 1. by
Newhouser 8 Hits or Donald IN 3 IN
ninrs. of Zuber tn inning, off Page
IN 2 innings. off Johnson IN 2 IN
nings Hit by pitcher-By Donald tHoo-
verl Wnd -Newhouser Losing
nitcher Donald Umpires Summers, Rue
and Boyer Time ? OF. Attendanee-i7.s $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
TAKES A LEAD

THIS was the tighicSt trainers
race al the meeting with the
='1-srt-'S rhraska- hurSruau- FL.
ECezIcst leading into the final day
with 2li2 points against Welt
man Observation-Disclosures
into the third race Saturday.
Ennzl1A- had -lhl- -laXorllc- Half
Grand. But Loturco went out on
WellmanS TOmluta, which vas
II. and hustled him home TO give
Welman the lead Half Grand
finished fourth Then Loturco
canc back with a second on Count
Fearless in the next race 10 give
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

Wellman a final 26 points while
BeezIey waS-sAutout for%1he day
Jockey Andy isn't up wtth-the
leaders al the track with win
ners. but ne is certainly tops with
the Wellman stable. When he was
set down for 10 days earlier IN
the meeting, Wellman went With
out a winner.
Andy isn't the best at rating
the pace or holding a horse to-
eether. but he's a hustling, Scuf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Gibson Takes
HIP Net Title

Ray Gibson. veteran OF Detroit
tournament play, today held the
Highland Park Open tennis cham
pionShip after downing Hobart
Wrobbcl even more experienced
IN net play here, in four sets,
Ga, 81 rs. Ga, yesterday.
In the womcnS finals. sChed-
ulcd for $40 D. m today Mary
Lou Boyer viii meet Mrs. Mary
fernando.
Miss Boyer won from Mariana
Welcke in a semitinal match, rs,
Ga, as Mrs fernando eliminated
Mrs Connie OsDoDoNaH EbberS,
6-S o.. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

sRatted Tor Corsica In seventh,
tRatted for Beck IN ninth
New Work 2Oi goo 500
DETROIT 600 Ol0 DO 2
Runs Stirnwess StAinback Martin.
Ftten. Hemsley. Grimes 2 Milosevich 2,
Borowy. Mayo, Swift. Errors-Higgins ?.
Runs batted rn-Lindell ,, stainback.
Martin, Mlosevich ?. BOrowy, Stirnweiss
Swift MAYO Two base hits -LindeN,
Stirnvetss wakefield Home runs-Swift
Mayo stolen -Stirnweiss 2. Sacri-
flee Borowy Double plays Milosevich 20
stirnweiss 10 Etten: stirnweiss 10 MiiOse-
vich 10 EtteB Hoover 10 Mayo TO YORK
Left on bases-New York 10 Detroit S.
Bases on halis-On BoroVy B off over
mire ? or Beck 2 Struck out--By over
mire / by Beck I Hts-on Overmire Z
In 81, innings off Corsica IN 3is in
rinrs OF Beck / in innings Losing
pitcher vermre. Umpires- Boyer, sum
mers and Rue Time Of game Oe. Esti-
mated sttendAnce-55. 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
By LEWIS II. WALTER

JUSi Ike a pair Of kings back
to back IN a stud poker game, Al
Wcllman and Jockey Andy Lo
Turco form a combination that is
good for many a pot at the De-
-tHe.tt ftaee-- tfa5ft' X.
Stocky. hard-working Wellman
is Dctroiter who owns and
trains a stable that won S27 I'd
last year and Is passing that mark
now He is $500 richer today and
ne owes a lot Of to Loturco,
Jockey Andy is one of the small
army Of Brooklyn Italians who
have surged into the Jockey ranks.
lie rode every winner that
brought WeIlman The 5000 tram
ers prize az the Fair Grounds
during the 10 day period Just
pDFpd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
SpOr

R, LEo MACDoNELL

49,. ~. v-- doesn't chew
,.-.,.... ..-,.
SHa''. WI 1861.
IS d..lht so .s-1 VIC -an-z
loot -
sr-~ nickname Suuffy WAS be-
,y.----------- 49, -
>---AA---- l. 'l---- -
Yankee pa Aanh borrow y Wv
was ~ appropriated from INC
c,s-.r.a- Su,N smith 81 the
- $50. 5-,o,i- comm. ,t,-a
az, - s,.~y,c,.1 ubo is the
" .''-' '.. ... .,ssi,, ~
I'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
NeW|nOuser
Wins 10Th
By LEO MACDoNELL

Booming bats raked Briggs
Stadium with a grand total OF ID
hits, including three home runs,
a-tEiple- and four tWo-baggers, as
the Tigers split a tumultuous
with the Yankees
yesterday.
After the Yankees captured
the first game, 10 TO ?, the Tigers
struck back Savagely TO bag the
- TO 7, as the seasons
record crowd of 1884 paid GUS
toners and 2,05S servicemen,
roared its approval.
A part of the outfield in front
of the bleachers in center field
had 10 be roped of TO take care
of an overflow from the great
crowd. A turnout in excess OF the
39,940 saw the Tigers and In
dams play on Sunday in April.
WAKEFIELD'S FOURTH
Harold Newhouser and Dick
Wakefield were the chief coll
Ilaborators in the subsection of the
Yankees. the former turning in his
sixteenth pitching triumph of the
season and Wakefield collecting
five hits, including a mighty home
run, a triple and a double. His
hits totaled 10 bases His homer
and triple came in the second
game.
/ II was Wakefield'S fourth homer
Iof the season and came on a
/ first pitch of Bill Zuber, one OF
-four Yankee pitchers in the
afterpiece. He drove the ball far
up into the upper deck OF the
right field stands.
Bob Swift and Eddie Mayo also
exploded homerS but their cir
cult drives were wasted as far
as contributing 10 a team success
IN the first game II was Swift 9
first of the season and the seconts
for Mayo. Both came of Hank
Borowy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Iravani Captures
Cycling HOnors

Robert Travani. with So points,
won the lS-mile race Of the Con-
sumers Cycling Club yesterday at
Chandler Park.
Richard Teramano finished sec
ond with "A points, and John Fan
tin third with "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Hill Smith:

OF Honolulu, holder of a score
of national and world swimming
records, toured the l00-yard free
style in :52.6 TO defeat half
dozen rivals in an exhibition
match yesterday at San Francisco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
BREVITIES:
Pauline BPI=:

OF Los Angeles today Is hoIder
of the 56th annual Seabright
tournament. MISS BETZ won
her finals match yesterday
against MARGARET OSBORNE,
San Francisco star. 6-2, %, 6-3,
PLAYING her best tennis of the
tournament despite the fact that
she was forced into an extra set
for the first time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Duse++e Is Back

George Dusettc. powerhouSe
and peptffa per-
former here few years back,
returns tomorrow night TO meet
Bert Ruby in a Junior heavy title
bout Al Mack Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
REGATTA Results


RACING CRUISING
Last straw. Charles Bufste, ls y.
NJ - kathmar. stu Rarkhsm 800 ~
30 ~ Bitten. Murray Knnrr al.
- So ReVeiry, Clare Jacons. i.tl.3o,
CRUISING DIVISION
Sqlau, Fred Memo Jr Sc 90 Z 40 90
Rambler Andy LanehAmmtr 3i ~
t,35 II. f33t7; Ta,to. Cove Wsldo,
A.HANDICAP
Nordic H. Arvin LundsM % no 2s7
minutes. Mary LII, Jack 2,Tensrs $50 30.
26e 2 minutes Cotton Top Bob Road
strum, s.044i. 27f3 minutes. Komar.
Chip Joe Vance. 5.3o.ll, 2sA1 minutes
Fran Harold Knubbe fsls. 800;
or DESIGN CLASSES
Eight Meters lhisne. Tan Pe'zq.f.
n IS Shamrock. EDDIE Wunsch g13 '3
Venture Nit CrlSs. 20 u. BauEs.ore.
Bud Doyle. t2s.l3. Armida George Con.
: ~. %oq ~ spaos Ia ZERO,
six-Metsrs spuue. James Grsr,
90 o. N0reg, 4 IS 81 Chs1e0Ks tf5 20.
pCdo, Harold Hove Dauphir enc skip.
pers nameJ SRcnts. Or Cargs IS Is.r
- Square MIXERS -Jaal VII ~ GIndy
sos 10, S0ntaN Bob Larr'es 2 "a "a
IcyrIa,- Car CA tAer la-4-
stars Finn \FIrl Murine % 3'
Thls'l, Alex .lsrdicr % - Fleet
star DICK Muet o3o.33 Pic@rne. Joe
Graham. no rml.
C-Class H1s'l Charles Peck 1r
$50 II. Caprice Don Weight fa'l IT,
Gamble Arnold tughs. no. time P.agia.
Joe Ciossun u1 time VI Runnels 20
time Blue Bell Vostier, no time Chaos.
saigh. no time
L-Class Dlpper Les Perrne. 5.t474.
Blue Mist Tom Sage . IS n1.
club Shops Chuck Hyrt HarUt Kelley
and Keith Anderson All u'aer starters
disqualified
snlYes- vleo Blervard Frc1 Pe,N AT
Rautenbers Ivan shge'. Ara0 STREET and
Bob WOOD
Free For.AIl--Lyn ,saur EBC Cramp-
ton Finn. DBC Boil White FBc horton
DBC. Kugore. Dye Sturgeon Dye
steiner. Dye Whtlock Die Jordan ard
Carpenter disqualified for Sailing al over
CK.Team tor J. r Wide Trophy
won by Detroit Boat club trio 81 Ted
aarentetts Larry Pace and Andy car
ntgie 20 points. Edison Boat Club ~.
Detroit Yacht club 8 order ~ finish.
Marentette. SchIck Pace H8mu Df
Gray Carnegie Na.DCe MoCoF art Hale
Ii0S-No So 3-07 a. 80 81 o. a.
1nternationals-Bm Lawrie 3.45 81 Ted
Kuhn 1852
RlRgS--lIe- Aar+--,.- ss, si..--is.4Eis
Crawford. 3.09 20. Philips no time
Vineyard Havens 81. d. sos % So
20 8:os 50 No y, .os a.. $50 ~. No
%. No. 10 No j. No %. No. d.
No. is No. ~ car skppers Incornito a.
all entries are carefully kept from race
committees).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
War Bond:

Purchase is the only means of
admission Friday night TO Madi-
son Square Garden, where light
weight champion BOB MONT
GOMERY and eX-champ BEAU
JACK 60 10 rounds in a non-title
braWl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
q Pair of Turf Kings
AL AND ANDY ARE WINNING DUO

fling rider who really takes 'em
Jogging out OF the gate And this
veteran doesn't take
up FOR any ek-Ifthere'S-a hole
he'll take his horse through il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Firemen's LEAGUE

Battalion - 600 10 OOO-2 3
Battalion > lO3 O3s 0lN-E 10 2
Gum and McAvoy Flick and Grish
battalion S - 900 hn2 ng-n-2-S-3
Battalion II O0l O0t 600 l-3 3 2
Blow and PiskoTz Lewis ana Hol-
beck -
Battalion OO0 O00 1872 So
Battalion 600 1913 ok 5 2
Neal and Kries. Herbert and Landrith.
Battalion 4 TO- Battalion 10. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Last Straw is First
lin Edison Regatta
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Charley 44foo Last Straw proved her sailing
Macknac showed there nothing
fuy ability again Sunday St Clair when she beat
Murray Knapp 56oo Bitten corrected time the Edison Boat
Ia VII fleet OF 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
SHORT OF GREEN

Rather than power with an 8
iron for his second on this 425-
yarder. Byrd decided to play a
soft 7-iron shot. The hit was
heavy and the ball stopped we'll
short of the green.
He had been brilliant with his
chips and run-upS. and everyone,
including Wood. probably expected
TO see him roll this one close.
After the match. Wood said Byrd
was one Of tho greatest puttcrS
and clippers he'd ever seen
But he overran the cup 10 feet
and missed coming back
He now needed a birdie and an
eagle on the las, two holes both
par fiVeS. for IS, A fine up from
below the green gave him the
birdie four on the 549-yard seven
teenth. But his iron second to the
eighteenth left a long uphill putt
for the eagle three and he was
about Is inches short with IT..
Just a birdie four and 66
A crowd estimated al 1000, the
largest ever to So, a tWo-man
golf match here, was on hand.
Proceeds will 60 TO the Red Cross.
Par
out s2i as 4t3 20
In A43 t3s t55- SO p
Rvrd
out 424 425 442-32
In as 433 5fl--34 SO
Wood
out 473 64a et33s
fg- -...,.., S33 ESQ - 81 y
SO hole 'o'sF Byrd. l3s wood li6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

'Uf ItIfs IIdN VIC IUUdI~
Ito aTT-'.mc tk-L4r me
y-1rl-10 IS 404--Was SCI hy the
-l-l-l 80 yys-4ss- A14s--.-.... Last
season Ot ms total 545l2 paid.
FtRefS 20 date have aver
7rr- rvrr 9 ZDU game Should
'aDy hold 20 th., mark they VIII
T... total oi approximately
~ f. iur no season as compared
~ asst season 630.Si5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

Already two strokes back fol-
loving ms FIRST day "a. Wood
whose game collapsed temporarily
midway on nc first nine, had
1854 u yesterday.
Double DOGGY skies on the
fourth and seventh and a four on
the 205-yard 1lflh doomed Wood
after he had cut Byrd'S lead 10
one strike with a birdie three on
the third
Byrd picked up two strokes on
Zach Of these holes, chipping IN
for a deuce on the fifth
Wood topped braSSio second
in tho rough on the fourth and
sent his third over the green orr
the fly. He dubbed'"hlS short APP
proaCh into trap al the seventh
and needed two TO get out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
ZUBER CLoUTED

Zlbcr. who replaced Donald
hurled an inning only IN which the
home bows totaled three hits and
as MANY runs The hits included
the Wakefield four-base clout.
Joe Page and Johnny Johnson.
left handlers. were the other VIC
tins OF the wrath of the Tigers.
FVcry Tiger haCgcd AZ least one
hi OF the quartet Of New York
chuCkerS
With victory in the first game,
Hank Rorowy. nemesis 81 the
Tigers. boosted his total wins over
the local boys 20 nine against one
defeat in two and one-half sea-
sons. II was Hanks second
triumph Of the Tigers this year.a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
BECK TOPS

Charley Beck with Host beat
Don Wright'S Caprice with a
clever ube at the finish 10 top the
.C's. AL Grundy and Bob Langley
placed first and second in the
.22'S. 10 end Carl Gathers string
of three victories. Elmo Murine
took a close one from Dick Mil
Ter in the Star class.
Many of the smaller boats
finished in a tangled tumble, a
confusion OF classes and the race
committee nearly went crazy. AT
one juncture ID boats crossed
the finish line In IA seconds
For the first time in the history
of the Wilde Trophy catboat rae
ing the Detroit Boat Club took
honors. Ted Marentette. who was
first in, Larry Pace and Andy
Carnegie did it, II is to be no.
ticed that the d. Y. c. trio, Per
Valboe, Emmett Mccoy and Hale
Clark, who usually clean up in
this class, placed seventh, eighth
and ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
PUTS WON'T DROP

Despite those mlScueS, Wood,
who again had a slight advantage
in a thrilling duel off the tees, be-
iievcS he still could have made II
close if he hadn't missed three
puts in a row under four feet be-
ginning with the fourth The one
on the fifth, a two-footer, really
hurt
"If you can't putt you can't
eat" is the way he put IL, which
recalled Walter IlaFen's famous
crack about driving, for fun and
putting for money
After turning with SO 10
Byrd-S -, Wood matched Sans
"a coming in II was too late.
though, and chief interest on The
second half centered in Byrd :
drive at Harbert's 65 He needed
a 30 10 tie and would have had
il but for that five on the SlH-
teenth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

Last Straw was only three min
utes and u seconds behind Bit
zen, boat. Stu Rackham
put Kathmar in second place in
the corrections after finishing
third in the racing cruising. Rev
elry, Clare Jacobs cutter, was
fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
5TH AGAINST YANKS

NewhouSer'S sixteenth victory
OF the year was his third in row
and fifth in five starts against the
world champion Yankees. II was
not Scintillating performance.
He did not have To be, as New
houser's mates piled up an early
lead for him which permitted
coaSting- treat for Tiger pitch
crs. who usually have 70 COM
pound their successes the hard
tt1tv.
For seven innings. NewhouSer
pitched shutout ball spacing
seven harmless hits. Then tho
Yankees kicked up storm and
in the last two heats punched
nine hits for seven TALES.
Alley Donald. who started for
The Yankees. lasted three innings,
during which time the Tigers coll
lected eight hits and five runs.
Wakofcld'S thrce-bagger and MS
single were included IN the
SafCtlpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
THISBE IN FORM

Tom Petzold's Thisbe made the
most of the zephyrs when the
wind lightened on the 23-mile
course sailed by the bigger boats
and led home the other eight
meters, There was no windward
work and the air went from the
west TO the southeast during the
race. Most of the time the wind
was between six and ten miles.
Sprig, Jimmy Grants new six
meter, was still getting her rig
ging in shape as she headed for
the starting line but she was off
with what amounted TO a whoop
and stayed in front all the way
around TO get the winning gun.
Gordon Saunders Noreg placed
second. 1t was the first time this
season Noreg has been beaten. Six
skies. the best turnout of the sea-
son, raced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
How They Stand
ANFRICAN IEAGtF

AMFRlCAN IEAGt
" L. Pet OR vs. ?. PET ca
a7 a. .Ts chi 4st7 4aH
Poe 81 as 5sz "a DIT ts 81 800 ~
~ 90 rs Wash q - 49, 49,
CIsye 20 - $40 eL Pisa a. IS AS -
games behind leader
Nesterday's Results Today's Games
y s. lot DIT . 10 phuA A. chi night
CHI 40 phUa 43 Pos a. Cieve uiFht
g ~ Wast To- Only games SEIZED
"a ~fey, "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Lutheran League

81 Paul our Savior
p Bethlehem II. Nj, calvary J.
Nj Zion ~ salem 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Byrd S 90
RoutS Wood
h, Ne oUNKENRRon

Since coming 10 Plur Hollow,
sam Byrds goal has been AZ least
a share m the course record. MS
q IS. made hy Chick Harbert in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

he had ms bC chance Yesterday
-ph--e- completing an clrht-Stukc
Triumph a-aE- L---.+,g = -AA-laA--n-1hcIE
36-holc match but missed by one
>h0t because of weak 7-iron Sec
ond on the sixteenth.
The result was tho only DOGGY
as he crashed through with a spec
ucuar 31-34 SIS that was stud
dcI ty seven brides.
7fr-rfr-Ti- '-ti-t'r',
d gave hum l3S 70 Wood S l46.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

TodRyt Games
s J. a. Bkln night
Chi a. Phlla
Gin At ~ Y night.
Pitts A. BOs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

FFTFTW ny NFNWTTN
chi Ali phlla ~
Pos ga. pitts so
y Y 50 ON 90
Bk.n IO.7 s L 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
DOUBLE BoGENS Hurt

gave hum l3s 10 Woods l46
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31
Major League Leaders
nv United Press
LEADING BATTERS
NA1InNAI IEAGTE
HONE RINN

OFT Giants
Nicholson Cubs
Aa.slEHh, GlAntG
Doerr Red So1
Mrtheny Yanks
Kurowski Cards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-31

Crawford. 3.09 20. Philips no time
Vineyard Hsvens 81. d. sos % 80
20 os 50 No % o. 81. $50 ~. SO
%. No Is No j. 80 D. No d.
40. Is No. ~ car skppers Incornito a.
all entries are carefully kept from race
c0mmittees).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
Brown Tells
FDR Power

EAST LANSING. Nov. IS
PrentiSs Brown. former senator
from Michigan and OPA admins
traitor, told the Michigan State
College Club here that President
RooSevelt's reelection was a
triumph for his foreign policy.
"The Presidents reelection
for "A fourth term discloses In
unm ia kable terms, the
nations willingness To under
take responsibility to keep
world peace" Brown said. al
though the election indicated a
triumph for his foreign policy.
IL In no way gave him n man
date on domestic issues" he
pointed out.
Brown. chairman of the board
of the Detroit Edison Co. told
the clubmen that sinister efforts
in legislative activity constantly
is being presented by the So
called Washington Blocs." which
is said were made up Of farm,
labor and chamber OF commerce
groups.
He charged that the farm bloc
wields more power in Washing
ton that the labor bloc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
WPB ReIdxes Ban
On Office Cadets

WASHINGTON, Nov. IS 1NS)
The WPB today revoked two
year-old order on the use Of iron
and steel to permit limited pro-
duction of pencil sharpeners and
file fasteners.
The new order also permits
production of clips and clamps,
.clipless fastening machines. arch
board and Cupboard files, list
finders, perforators and punches,
file signals, ink ribbon spools. file
guide or holder tabs, map and
thumbtacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17

early Sunday.
Out of the appalling wreckage
OF the 200-mile-an-hour collision,
and the resulting fire stocked by
hundreds Of gallons of high oc-
tame gasoline, nine of the Is oc-
cupants of the commercially OPP
Grated Y. s. Army air transport
command plane miraculously lived
TO tell the tale.
One of these, the last living
member OF the Six-man crew, died
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
French WarShipS
Due I'm Far East

PARIS, Nov. IS Major
units of the French fleet are eX-
pected 10 reach the Far East
shortly TO fight alongside the S.
00o-ton battleship Rich ellie II
against the Japanese. the Paris
newspaper Liberation Soir said
last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
TRAPPERs GIVE HELP

The rescue of the nine men
from the tracklesS mountain top
tribute 10 the Homeric industry
and speed Of the AFGS Arctic
search and rescue section-and
the help of Newfoundland trap
pers-wrote new page in the
history of aerial crash survival
Mai. James R. Bell Of Cleve-
land, who supervised the medical
treatment which was rushed over
difficult terrain to the scene OF
the accident. told us today:
II believe we brought back
more survivors than have ever
been brought back from n sim
liar crash over similar land. We
could not have reached the
scene In time without the help
OF the Observation-Disclosures, who
later helped carry our filters
in the three-hour walk down
the moutainside TO our waiting
ambulances.
Not many OF the survivors
would he alive now II they had
not been given blood piasma as
soon as we arrived"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
How ATC Saved
9 Crash Victims

EDITORS NOTE-A dramatic account Of hon
nine OF IS occupants of a giant American transport
plane cere rescued from trdckleSs mountain top IN
Newfoundland after the plane crashed there Sunday
morning is gren hereUth by Bob ConStdind ms staff
.rfor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

HARMON FIELD, Newfoundland. Nov. 16 ms
Bound with high priority load windtossed
33ton C54 transport plane five hours out of New York
ICitys LaGuarda Field plunged into the fnty dome of
O0Ofoot cliff Just II minutes from landing at this field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-17
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE

One passenger. an army man as
were all other passengers, escaped
the fearful crackup seemingly un-
scathed, though hte huge plane
broke in two and spilled its fam
ing innards over a 200-foot section
of the mountain. The man walked
unassisted down the mountain
path which trappers. woodsmen
and army personnel cut on the
face of the cliff. He is being
treated for shock.
Two other survivors also were
able 10 hobble down a path which
Mai. Bell declared would test the
strength Of a trained athlete.
Those who were carried down the
mountain were borne on filters
lugged by teams of eight men.