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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

RADIOS BIGGEST NEW p Lots of people think he is Listen to
him tonight yourself Jackie Gleason comedy star Of
the Broadway Follow the Girls teams with Les1remain
c. Andy RUSSELL brilliant young singer and the Old Gold
chestra tonight NBC station WWJ at 10 80 p NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Nazi Collapse
Set for 1945
Factors 10 ProIene
War Are Cited

WASHINGTON. Sept 9 fUPl
Hard sighting on the European
front through the winter and into
1875 is a possibility seriously and
constantly considered here today
despite spectacular Allied ad-
VanceS in France
The Individual many regard al
the best informed in Washington
on the European military situa-
ton puts " this way
An opinion or the date OF
Gcruanys collapse and uncon-
diuonal surrender must AZ this
time he largely speculative be-
cause il depends on several fac
torS none Of which can be call
cuiatei precisely. II we get
ne breaks IN all respects, Ger
many might fold within three
weeks say hS Get. That
seems 10 he the earliest ex-
pectshle date and il is not I'M
proba Bile. But unfavorable
Wea Their conditions or bad luck
might easily prolong the Euro
pean war into next year,
This individual always refers Ia
the European war" 10 avoid any
suggestion that the surrender OF
GERMANY means that all the war
is over He says simply that the
japanese war will last long after
the European war is over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Decline in Polio
Noted for Week
Total Cases of
, Summer Reached
$50, 10 Deaths

The infantiIe paralysis outbreak
which has taken 10 lives in De-
troit this season. appeared TO be
on the wsne Saturday, according
10 Health Commissioner Douglas,
who said 81 new cases were re-
ported for the week, n clu d n 6
eight on Friday.
This makes a substantial de-
crease from last weeks high"
DIR. Douglas said. "snd we feel
sure that from now on the cases
will continue 10 fall or"
Total cases for the season stand
at 25S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Build Sturdy Health
and Help Amsrles Win

Thousands and thousands Of users have
testified 70 the dement's SIS Tonic has
brought 70 them and scientific research
shows that ~ gets results--that's why %
makes you feel like yourself again" AZ
drug stores In l0And 20 o. sizes. cS yS.S.C 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Fulton Lewis Says:
Air Mastery
Winning War
Aviation Real Key
10 Security Of L. S.
By FULTON LEWIS JR.

WASHINGTON Sept ASK
the next 20 people you meet what
won this war for us. AZ least 10
OF them will tell you mastery Of
the air. Superior planes, and
superior numbers Of them. Also,
the ability 10 produce them with
magic rapidlty
And make no mistake, until
some new weapon is evolved which
Supercedes air IN military I'm.
portance, those considerations will
remain the real key to future
American security.
international peace organiza-
tions, and treaties, and h & h
sounding declarations are fine,
but more of them is worth a poof
against an International trouble
maker with ar supremacy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Army Fixes Status
OF Civil Air Patrol

Stressing the fact that the Civil
Air Patrol is an official agency
of the army air forces. the Sixth
Service Command has issued a
memorandum clarifying the status
OF the patrol members.
The memorandum states that
CAP members are assigned TO
official duties; that CAP has
flown more than so million miles
since the beginning OF the war
and that so of its members have
been killed In line of duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Does YOUR Dog
"SCRATCH?"
lfHe Does, He Is in TORMENT

The best dog In the world can't Be truly
happy when he must continually scratch,
dig, rub, and bite himself, seeking relief
from an intense itching irritation that has
conferred In the nerve BINDINGS OF his skin
i ne an " i r t9sm.as%saSt h.ip him
sands arc doing, Rex Hunters DOG Powders,
once each week kots the quick difference.
Learn why glad purchaser wrote; :" surely
dog -lmmsdistely. Ne mas practically quit
scratching, has moro pep and his hair Is
Eiossy again" Rex Hunters Dog Powders
cost only 1Se At any good drug store, Pct or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Mothers Friend

Highly praised by users. many doctors spA
nursea. Just ask any druggist for Methers
Frisnd-4he skin lubricant Try 10 tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Restaurants Clean Up

LANSING, Sept. S-Dr {. d.
Barrett, county health director,
said today that big Improvement
in cleanliness had been noted I'm
restaurants and drinking places in
1ngham County within the past
eight months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

ADVERTIsFMEN'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
A,,ipyERrisEMENT
Irritated Eyeiids?

Battle them with Lavoptik. Prompt.
-iy soothes. Also relieves inflamed,
sore, burning. itching eyes and
soothes tired eyes or money re-
funded. 80 years success. Praised
by thousands. Get Lavoptik today.
(Eye-cup included). All druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Nezis Leave Rhodes

ROME. Sept. 8 tUP)-The Ger
mans have started evacuating the
island of Rhodes in the Aegean
Sea off Turkey, the newspaper
RiSorgimento Liberale reported
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

ADVERTIsEMEN'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10

the system ii. .insuficient blood strength
Is a detriment TO good health.
II you are subject to poor digestion
or suspect deficient red-blood as the
cause Of your trouble, yet have no or
ganic complication or focal infection,
SIS Tonic may be Just what you need
SIS Tonic Is especially designed az
20 promote the Tow OF VITAL DIGES-
TIVE JUICES in the stomach and az
deficient.
These two important results enable
you 20 enjoy the food you do eat 70
make use OF II as Nature intended. Thus
you may get new vitality pep
become animated more ettraetiveI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
AVIATION FACES CRISIS

Yet in all the weller of postwar
plans and discussions. and would
be panaceas, aviation faces the
most devastating and black crisis.
and less attention is being paid
10 II.
Automobile industry leaders are
worried about the future of their
enterprises They are two TO
three hundred per cent over
expanded for postwar needs. even
though they come out OF the war
facing a millennium market. The
existing supply of automobiles in
the nation must be replaced. and
II will take many months of top
production 10 do IL
But the aviation industry, which
must keystone the entire future
safety OF America, is 2,400 per
cent overexpanded and 4 comes
out OF the war facing a market
that not only is glutted, to fan
tastic extreme, but in which
there Is only bare, fanciful hope
OF nurturing any general public
demand 10 provide opportunity
for aDpreciable expansion.
FEAR RECONVERSION
Mention postwar TO IN automo-
bile industrialist, and he frowns.
Mention II TO any one in the
aviation industry, and he turns
ashen.
He went through the agonies
OF machine tool shortages at the
beginning of the war; then
through the raw materials short
age; finally through the man.
power shortage.
But those mountains were ant
hills compared TO the recon-
version that lies ahead. His
capital resources are chicken
feed compared with the stakes
of the game-he,s been playing.
The mere pay roll for a couple of
days can wipe that out. Rene
gotiation and recapture of profits
have stripped him Of any reserves
he might have built. to absorb
the bumps and shocks when war
contracts are Cancelled.
And yet he's the kingpin of fu-
ture American safety, and the
stability and effectiveness OF
future world peace.
SURPLUS HATS DESIGN
If his problem is not more i'm.
portant than the planning of q
federal organized recreation pro-
gram for postwar morale uplift
I'll eat the White House, includ
ing the spiked fence around the
lawn.
The most ominouS part Of the
surplus problem, even beyond its
deathlike pail over postwar plane
production, is its impending ef
feet on progress of design. which
is the real life-blood of aviation
superiority. That is, unless We
are smarter than we were after
the last war.
We went into World War
with nothing. No planes. NJ
engines. No factories to produce
either.
BY the time II was over, anc
too late, we had produced the
Liberty motor, and had pileC
them up by the thousands.
That supply of Liberty motors
hung over American aviation fol
nearly IS years, smotherine
blanket Of suppression.
Other nations, which had M
such, went ahead with develop,
ment. New plane designs begat
new motor designs. New motor
designs begat new plane designs
Copyright. is44, BY xing Features
(Fulton Lewis Jr. will con-
tinue his discussion of the post
war airplane industry in Mon
days J Detroit Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Red Wings Win
In Player Deal

The Red Wings emerged winner
in their deal yesterday with the
Bruins by which they gave Bos-
ton right wing Bill Jennings in
exchange for right wing Pete Les
wick and cash.
Jennings could not make the
grade this year with the Wings
and did not want to play with
Indianapolis, TO which LeSwick
will 60 Immediately.
Jennings had been with the De-
troit hockey chain since the 1870
al season. His biggest hockey
feat was performed with Indian
apoliS in the '42-43 season. when
he scored three goals in 81 sec
onds for league record.
Don Crosse, Detroit center, will
be back when the Wings face the
New York Rangers here Thurs
day night, Trainer Honey Walker
said today. Crosse is now timber
ing up his stiffened neck, the re-
suit of a cold wind blowing
through a broken window in his
car. He could not play against
Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
SeIf-Mulle DiUey' is Tons

diving this season. BY the time
he becomes a senior next year.
the 17-year-old Hurd will be in a
class by himself.
A TENANT PROTEGE
Jim Tenant, well known swim
ming coach at Kronk Community
House and always on the lookout
for talent, picked up Hurd last
spring and entered him in the
Michigan Junior AAU COMPETE
ton. Bud won the diving event,
beating two other promising
youngsters, Barney Cipriani of
Boys Club and Bobb Knorr Of
Mackenzie High, the latter a pro-
tege of Clarence Pinkston.
According to Dale Hansen, who
assists Dick Strohmer In coaching
the Southwestern swimmers.
Hurd became a diver quite by
chance. Two years ago, when
Hansen needed a substitute diver,
he picked on Bud. then q ninth
grader. Until then, he was just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Skating Boss Sees
Greatest Season
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

ships. No other skating associa-
ton held anywhere near 10
meets.
Detroit also imported more
out -of-town skaters than did any
other district.
The tentative schedule starts
with the Mldwestern champion
ships, new event listed for Jan.
or 7; the JAW meet Jan Ia;
City Championships Jan. 2l;
Times Derby Jan. 27-2S; Gold Cup
Wyandotte FOB. 4 New Baltimore
Feb. II.
Bagdade reported that all Of the
local leaders OF last season would
be out again, group that in
cludes Vince Bozich. the cham
pion who beat the best in the
Middle West: Lorraine Sable,
Mary Locke. Dorothy Koinis and
the Wrona clan. Helen, Agnes,
Florence and Esther; Russ Hunt,
Mario Trafeli. Leo Wojtkowiak.
Walter Omelenchuk and Jim
Thomson.
Dale Doyle Of Saginaw is nresi-
dent OF the Michigan Skating AS
ISOLATION. Other officers are Sam
Levinson. Oryille. Bates OF New
Baltimore. Harry Long Of Flint;
Harry Wagner Of Wyandotte and
Guy VoSberg NJ Detroit Lloyd
Guenther is referee Bill Thomp-
son starter and as usual Bag
dsde is clerk Of course, a per-
manent position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Wayne u. Ends
Grid Season

Wayne University authorities
announced today that Wayne's
football season was ended. Orig
inally scheduled 10 play Mus
kingum College here Saturday, the
game was Cancelled by MuSkingum
due TO inability of the school to
field a team.
Wayne then contacted Central
Normal College of Danville, Ind.
10 fill the date, but officials of
that school reported that they
also had been forced TO cancel the
rest of their games due TO injuries
and loss OF players TO the armed
forces.
Wayne therefore ends the sea-
son with a percentage Of 800.
Winning from Otterbein, II TO II,
and losing TO Michigan State, 80
10 O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Bob Tales
Costello Returns
With New Yarns
BY BOB MURPHY
spssts Editer

One of our favorite teIlers OF
tall tales is in town. The name
Is Harry ]. Costello. than whom
there never will be one more
whomer.
Harry Costello has In 50 years
seen more places. talked to more
people and rubbed elbows with
more beggars and kings than any
20 or even LOCO other persons
you know.
Brother Costello appeared In
our town yesterday looking a bit
more portly. but his store Of
stories, his amazing memory for
names and places. and his as.
founding Imagination have not in
the least been dimmed by the
years. In fact, we think all of
these qualities that add TO his
charm as a conversationaiist and
entertainer. have improved.
Harry Costello still is the type
Of man who would come for din.
ner and stay three weeks. But his
stay would be through insistencs
more times than choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Michigan sBobs
Top Conference

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 (INS)-
Capt. Bob Wlese and halfback
Bob NusSbaumer, both of the Uni
versity of Michigan. were at the
top of the rankings today in
Western Football Conference sta
tistics in the scoring and rushing
departments. respectively.
That they will be overtaken is
a certainty, for they completed
their 1914 collegiate football ac-
Invites last Saturday when Mich
igan overran the Purdue Boiler
makers. 40 to IA, at Ann Arbor.
WieSe ran his scoring total 10
az points in the Purdue game,
taking the lead from Buddy
Young of Illinois, who had been
idle in conference competition for
two weeks. Young has a total OF
80 points.
Nussbaumer and Ed Cody of
Purdue are tied for third place in
in scoring with "A points each.
NusSbaumer gained Isl yards
against Purdue and raised his to-
tai for the season 10 379 yards.
Wiese took over second place in
rushing, adding Is yards to in
crease his yardage total for the
season 10 81.
Bob Hoernschemeyer of Indiana
forged ahead of Johnny Yung-
wirth of Northwestern to lead in
passing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Coffin Corner Expert

First of the great spot" kick.
ers in football, Coffin Corner"
Harry gained fame at Georgetown
in his collegiate days because he
had the courage, skill and inspira.
ton to do more things with his
1873 pounds than most athletes
can do with 200 pounds or more.
From Georgetown days he has
run the scale OF life. He played
professional football with the
Canton Bulldogs with the immor-
tai Jim Thorpe as mate. In
those same days Knute Rockne
and Gus Dorais were with the
rival Massilon team.
Costello has coached. officiated
and written sports. He has been
adventurer, warrior. politician.
public relations counsel. press
agent, conhdante of business and
industrial giants. and Just plain
guy doing the best he could 20
make a buck. He became one OF
the late Huey p. Longs closest
friends and advisers.
He has known much OF the bit-
ter and sweet OF life. And
through il all has assembled a
philosophy that spices the many.
many experiences that he can re-
late so we'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Waivers Asked
By Lions on I

AS the Lions returned to the
practice field today 10 make
ready for a game with the Card
Pitts at Pittsburgh next Sunday,
announcement was made by
Coach Charles F.. (Gus) Dorais
that waivers had been asked on
two players.
They are Tom Kennedy, 200
pound tackle from Wayne, who is
in his first year with the Lions,
and Louis Baum. 190-pound
halfback from Oregon.
Other National League clubs
have az hours in which to claim
them. If not claimed they become
free agents.
1t was reported that the Lions
came through the tough Green
Bay battle without serious injury
to any of the players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Football Comes First

Costello today. among other
things, is Washington representa-
tive for several big firms.
But his real love is football.
And no one has a better stock OF
gridiron fables than Harry.
Among other subjects that were
discussed In a session with him
last night was professional foot
ball and its future.
Costello's background and
knowledge of the game certainly
entities him to an opinion and he
thinks the sooner those now in
the professional game look sanely
at the future the better II will
be for their own interests.
THE day II bound 10 come"
said Costello. that professional
football. II IL IL to prosper, will
have TWO major leagues, and
a series Of feeder leagues that
will embrace the entire nation.
The setup must eventually
take on the shape Of the base
ball leagues with q World Sc
ries between the two leagues
highlighting the whole thing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01

Bowl game at Miami. AS an I'M
beaten, united team they would
rate consideration for
others.
Bachman would not be afraid 10
send his team into any OF these
games.
"As IL has developed we have
a very good team that has de-
velOped pOlse and finish" said
the Spartan coach. I'VE have
unusually good kicking, even II
we couldn't show IL against
Wayne, when we never had to
kick.
PASS ATTACK GOOD
"Our passing attack has de-
veIoped into a real threat that
is not only gaining us lots of
ground but is also helping to
make our running attack 60.
And, you'd have to 20 q long
way to find a pair Of backs who
run much better than Jack
Breslin and Bob Bruegger."
The State coach believes Mis-
souri, is going to be a tough OBJ
stacle for his team, even though
the Tigers lost to Nebraska
20-24, last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Ring Foes
Drill Here

Jake LaMotta and George
Kochan, who will meet in the
main event of Nick Londes fistic
card at Olympia Friday night, are
on the scene and working out
daily at the Monroe gymnasium.
Both boys put in light work
outs here yesterday.
They are polishing off after
longer training sieges in New
York, La Motta in the Bronx and
Kochan at Stillman's in Manhat-
tan. Both are reported to be in
top shape and eager for Fridays
rematch.
The contracts call for 165
pounds. the same weight as pro-
vided for their first match in the
same ring in September. LaMotta
won the decision in that contest,
a furious smuggling bee, by the
way, but Kochan admirers think
their rugged battler has better
than an even chance to reverse
the decision.
In the meantime, Londes is put
ting together supporting card.
If a suitable opponent can be
found. Leroy Willis probably will
be on the card. Londes also is
looking for an opponent for
Howard Fenske, the indicated
Grand Rapids heavyweight. That
opponent may be Eddie Taylor.
Fenske and Taylor fought to
draw at Olympia last month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
State Sees
Bowl Bid
By LEWIS H. WALTER

EAST LANSING. Oct. 31-1f
Michigan States unbeaten foot
ball team can smash past the
Missouri game this week the
Spartans are almost sure-pop for
a bowl game bid. But Coach
Charley Bachman is ducking any
discussion of the subject with his
players.
I've always found that as
soon as you get your players to
talking bowl games they usually
get bowled over" said Bachman
today. That's why we're just
going 10 concentrate on Missouri
this week"
However. since State probably
will be favored over Missouri and
should walk over Maryland in the
final game next week, the Spartan
coach was pressed for an answer
as 10 whether State would accept
a poSt-Season bid
UP TO COUNCIL
If the tone of Bachman's voice
can be interpreted, the answer is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
A Boost for Halas

There II no reason pro foot
ball can ever hurt college foot
ball" he continued. las long as
professional football treats the
colleges and their players with
proper ethics"
Harry talked along of the days
when DoraiS was his opponent /.
his belief that George Halas of
the Chicago Bears is entitled TO
rating as one OF the best of all
coaches we have known of
the contributions TO football made
by Fielding II. Yost, Warner.
Haughton, Rockne, Bierman, Ney.
land and others personal
opinion that Bernie Moore Of
Louisiana State is one of the most
moderated coaches he has ever
known, and a firm conviction that
footballs greatest days are ahead.
Yes. he talked along-recalling
names and Incidents and scores.
It was nice seeing and hearing
Harry Costello again. Sports
likely will not know many story
tellers ever TO match him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Has His Doubts

No man in the National Foot
ball League is more pleased than
the Philadelphia Eagles Greasy
Neale with the new pro rule that
permits Sideline coaching.
But Greasy is not so sure even
that will be effective with every
quarterback. Prior 10 one impor-
tant game last year Greasy spent
a whole week working on screen
mass play.
snow the first play you CALL"
he told one field general, "csll
this play"
Came the kickoff. The first
quarter went by. No screen pass
play. Neale sent in a substitute
with instructions. The second
quarter went by. Still no screen
pass play.
snow the first play you call
his half" the coach ordered,
make it the screen pass"
The quarterback agreed.
Still, third quarter-and no
screen pass. Sub after sub had
gone in with instructions. No
screen pass. At last Greasy
yanked the q. b. He was standing
on the sidelines to greet his field
commander.
"Why In hell didn't you use
that screen pass?" he de-
manded.
Coach" was the answer, II
was Just leading up to It,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Arcadia Adds
6-ROund Bout

Matchmaker Scotty Strachan
has announced the signing Of
Mike Martyk of Buffalo and Leon
Spencer Of Cleveland for a six
round bout on the Arcadia boxing
card being arranged for next
Monday.
MARTYR and Spencer are light
weights. Spencer is a stablemate
of Sampson Powell, who engages
Sam Hughes in the cards main
event
Powell is the hard hitting mid
dleweight who knocked out OSSie
tBulldog) Harris At the Arena
Gardens recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Two Fights
NOC0ntesfs
ARESA vioHr RESULTS

vie p.llieuru tisal Nsv York Knocked
ovt Eddis Rosn asa, Boston In the second
round
LsRoy wins i7sh. Detroit. vas the vim
nsr over G Lee ti7ep, Indianapolis.
vhsn Lee vas disqualified In the third
round
Charlie Padalins ussi. Detroit. stopped
Nelson paut tisel, Detroit. In the nrst
round
Larry RAy tiAl. HighlInd Park, Won q
four-round decision over Doyle Hirt tiAsl.
Crand Rapid
Al Eilit no. Detroit vas the winner
ever James YounG am. Detroit. when
Younf WAs disqualihsd in the hrtt round
Arthur Price ii9sl, Detroit. and Fred
Mcclure It<l Detroit. foufht four-round
draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01

another kid splashing about the
pool.
The freshman showed enough
promise 10 make the squad. A
year later he was the city cham
pion.
TAUGHT HIMSELF Z
bud 10 what I'd call a self
made diver" Hansen said. He
has really taught himself by
hours Of hard work. He has a
great future In diving ahead Of
him."
Hansen. who is a member OF
the Detroit Lions football SQUAD.
himself captsined the Southwest
ern swimmers several years ago.
Later he was co-captain of tho
swimming team at Michigan
State.
On the same team with Hurd
this season is his brother, tiny.
16-year-old "Corky' Hurd. Heb
a diver, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-01
Lands TO Quit Hospital

CHICAGO, Oct. 81 tUPl-
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands,
77-year-old commissioner of base
bali who has been in st. Luke's
Hospital for rest cure, will be
released in time TO vote in the
coming election.