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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Pdrkers Take
On Cas- Tech

Highland Park, unbeaten in the
Northeastern sector takes on CasS
Tech at Highland Park today in
the Metropolitan Leagues feature
baseball game.
Other unbeaten Metro mines are
Northwestern in the Southwest
Central in the Northwest. and
Eastern i'm the Southeast.
Eleven Catholic League contests
also are on today'S card
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE
e of y AT Cooley Central A. Macken-
yIe Western at BEDFORD Northwestern A.
Wilbur Wright Chadsey A. Southwestern
Hamtramck AZ Pershine Cass at Highland
Park DENLY AZ Northern Eastern a.
Southeastern Miller at Northeastern.
Montague games
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
81. Anthony vs 81 Catherine Belle
Isle Catholic Central vs. DE La sale
Northwestern. he Sales vs. 81 Rita. Pal
wer Park. St Alphonsus vs.. ST Frederick
Pontiac. AnnunCiaiion " s. Thomas.
Belle Isle 81. Pau vs. St Martin. A.
gouquin ST Clement vs.. St Philip. ~
Mile and Van Dyke. 81 Rose VS. St
Charles. Chandler Rosary vs. 81 Bernard.
81 Clair. Sacred Hear, vs.. Xavier Ecorse
81 Hedwig vs. 81 CaSimir. kronk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Eastern High Grads
Will Hold Reunion

Graduate. and leading athlete,
~ Eastern High School from go
tn 1873 v-tt-F-rfrif q 7rr7711r7
Famvlew Gar1er Alacr a-d Fair
view. Thursday 20 9 o. m Russell
Volz and Dominic Sul.o oo-oHsIr-
men. announced today fuer
-COUnIfteo member TTr t-r
Garbut' George Jar.Ua }e.ua
Nolz. Cliff Nogk E.1Bor Ross
Ferdinand Gies Lou canon.
Carmen Schultz and Ele rH-d-
erick. Arthur Erwin ard Percy
Drew arc faculty meubcF..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Gets LIST Ace
NJ Worthwhile

Worthwhile Golf Club. for years
the most prolific hole-in-one
source IN this district has Just
yielded IFS first ace of the new
SON. Donald Nisbet, who
learned the game in Scotland and
has been playing for 30 years.
got it on the 130-yard fourth hole
yesterday He holcd out on the
fly with his No. 5 iron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

Hes going 10 show these men
and these herOe, - way back 10
normal life
1t was here that Gus Dorais
unaccustomed as he is 10 vio-
lent gestures. pounded a fist.
Can YOU imagine" be said.
"a man more fitted for the job
OF helping these fellows than
Dad Butler:
Dad knows all the physical
angles. But more than that he
can give them the philosophy
and psychology Of life that only
n man Of his age and experience
could possess"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
MADE HNToRGET

j. made him forget what sorrow
nr might have felt Al quitting his
post av trainer for me bic racing
establishment of Mrs il +. Bon
uar oft r. Worth The Sonora was
worth dozen such Jobs
Htrnsrde1 knows he has a FLY
who can really dInE-dong il over
fJr'orEs. e ELECTROMAGNETIC
WAt SIS hcr Maine INDICATES Val
7.Hg $ Cu Or va, bred on the
F.'d--a Farm Of Tho late T. r,
Woodward IoEa. 0.i man Wood
word pat Tho NaidIua handle ON
rtarE Iagr hnf c hsed nn hIs
1000 flrr ranch II take, a-.IitIc
class to stand OJt In a,ract track
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

The battle Of CHARLES II.
EBBETS JR.. for share in his
fathers estate His father was
founder Of the Brooklyn Dodgers
and died almost 20 years ago
leaving more than $1,000. 900. The
estate has been tied up in litiga-
ton ever since and the son died
pepnileSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
ORPHAN Is NEXT

Her closest rival the 4-ycar-old
Valdlna Orphan. had won one
more race hut he tr-ailed her by
81 400 in winnings with take Of
S10l20.
This might make the ordinary
fHy a blt swell headed but Her
nandcZ says his chestnut flyer isn't
-anN- allnla-deHHa-- SAe-h has been
out at the Far Grounds almost a
month and her owner says she
looks ready 10 win right now
even If she is going up against
older horses. She went a half mile
yesterday morning in AZ Is
without any trouble
The Sonora probably won't have
her own way IN this race how
ever Although the Boots and
Saddle field is still shaping up n
Us already evident the Sonora Will
really have TO raWblc TO grab 0ff
this S5.OOO for Hernandez The
Dearborn Stables South Amer
lcan.brod Samborombom and G..
r, Snediger'S Smacked are among
Tie older campaigncrS who arc
ready to give her a real run Tor
the jackpot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Team Match Heads
FdirvieW Mai Card

Team wrestling tops Falrvlew
Gardens card tonight when
Tiger" Jack Moore and Angelic
Martlnell tackle the Buddy Knox
and Martini Angelo in tag bout
where partners may alternate
when the situation demands
Louis Klein will oppose the un-
beaten Gorilla Poggie IN a 40
minute match and Walter Roxy
and Ivan Kamikoff tangle in the
one-fall opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

Melted The league d ! &
Rochester Red Wings 10 runs and
gave them a 90 10 10 victory over
Jersey City in the International
League. Two runs in the eleventh
gave Newark a 4 to 3 win over
Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
DENIED GAS COUPONS

This latter has now been denied
and while no yachting official has
said much about IT all are deeply
concerned.
Salboats that require the most
attention are the small ships
which invariably are manned by
youngsters. The bigger boats gen.
orally are safer and in more eX-
perieneed hands.
Last year a Detroiter turned
over his 6i-foot yawl which was
manned by volunteers and used as
patrol boat at the Interlake
regatta at Put-In-Bay a half
dozen young sailors were fshed
out Of the water unframed during
a squall which pushed over some
Of the small craft.
Another DetrOiter donated his
cruiser and paid all bills. as a
patrol ship for the Mackinac race
This Job until two years ago, was
handled by l65-foot coast guard
vessel.
No life ever has been lost dur
ing the Port Huron Mackinac
race.
These men who own these boats
are willing 10 volunteer again
willing 10 pay all bills. All they
ask IS the gasoline coupons from
the coast Guard 10 allow them TO
patrol the race and safeguard
the lives of the young men who
are training for a big ioh-the
Job that President Roosevelt had
IN mind for them when he gave
sailing the go-ahead sign two
wears ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Titan Nine Books
I Tits With Hurons

Lloyd Brazil. University Of De-
trolt athletic director, announces
the addition of two baseball games
with Michigan Normal. The first
will he played Saturday on the
u. of D. diamond and the second
at Ypsilanti on a date 10 be
selected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
a.. I'D. Held
To One Hit

Pitching one-hit ball for seven
innings Chester SupinSN hurled
the Coast Guard to So victory
over the University Of Detroit yes
terday.
Coast GuardSmen got of 10 a
two run lead i'm the first inning on
Two singles. three bases on balls,
and error by the second baseman
and a lielder'S choice.
Chick Cunningham, pitching for
u. OF D.. held his rivals runlesS in
the next five innings. hut scoring
broke loose in the seventh when
three runners crossed the plate on
passed ball with the bases
loaded
L. Of D.'S only hit came when
Ace Byerlein doubled to open the
second.
Ri =
T. NJ n ron 00O 0Nx-O 2
Coast Guards 200 600 3XN-5 2
Curup.nghan and Pendergrass supinski
and Gadowskl,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

that no sports
program was
in progress
there.
II X n q w
just the job
for him." said
us. "Iv q
ca d where
Henry Ford
Is planning a
rehabilitation
Gee ~ ter for
wounded vet
Grams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Fourth Inn Row
To EsOlHluluS

The RomuluS baseball team to-
day boasts It's fourth straight
victory, 11-4 triumph over
Wayne University yesterday at
Northwestern Field Four Wayne
errors figured prominently IN the
winners scoring.
Eomums .oi2 POO i20--lt IS q
Wayne oo2 zoe col -= II 4
sreiecki Gilbert and Hampton: Dooron.
Sal aud porentesis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
psiiern Champions

CITY Pattern Foundry srf f'-
chine No ~ Hdour Hr.1tr
JAY law al BrusnstI Joe Ta'rrk
and Fcrd WmeChc. ,p1u tiH, .I-
tern NsRore t0Ira"Clf blau-
SKI had 20 and 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

HENRY ARM STRONG is
planning 10 enter the ring, this
time against WILLIE JOYCE in
Chicago Stadium June .. At one
time Hank was holder of three
worlds ring titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
WATCHES THIS TIME

lightning struck the same place
twice for Tahin as he figured in
both no hittkrS for and one
against He turned in a crcditable
FIVE hit Job and CHUCK ALENO'S
homer IN the fifth was the games
only score.
Shoun. used chiefly as a spot"
and relief hurlcr. was sold 10 the
Reds in 1912 by the St Louis
Cardinals. He won IA and lost five
for the Reds last year. his best
season in a career Of nine years in
the National League Yesterday )
classic was his first start this sea-
son
The ST Louis Cardinals showed
the Philadelphia PhillieS into third
place with a 12-hit attack that
Melted an 1l-6 triumph
The Brooklyn Dodgers went on
their biggest hitting spree Of the
year, collecting II blows off four
Chicago Cub pitchers for a 14-3
victory.
The New York Giants outlasted
the Pittsburgh Pirates to gain an
ST edge
The New York Yankees in
creased their first place lead over
the idle st. Louis Browns with a
l0-2 trouncing Of the Chicago
White SoX. "
A pinch single by HILLS
HAYNE gave the Washington
Senators a 4-3. thinning victory
over the Cleveland Indians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
In His EirSI:

Appearance Of The season as a
pitcher DAN BENNETT, left
handler for Bay City defeated
Midland High ) 10 O without
allowing a single hit He walked
two batsmen and hit two others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Lower Average LOOPS

Bert London Is organizing two
mems summer house bowling
leagues $50 10 $50 average. at
Lucky Strike Recreation for Mon
day and Friday. at Z p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Hears of Ford's Plan

The other day Gus Dorais
read that Dad Butler, at the age
of "a. was out as trainer at
u. of d. The school simply said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

Another player to their list OF
AIS when BILL SCHUSTER,
shortstop was rejected by the
army al the induction center
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

stampede of Valdna horses but
Valdna Sonora did IT.
There were Is NaldinaS running
on the u s. turf last season. rang
INC from Valdina Albert 10 Val
dina Zura But when the records
OF purse winning were checked AT
the end of the year Valdina Sonora
led all her fellow travellers from
the bic ranch in Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Easy Win

NEW YORK. May Is CINS)-
Cleo ShanS Of Los Angeles. to-
night scored an easy victory over
Al Guido Of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Need Gas for Patrol
Boats at ReSattaS
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

years Roosevelt Howard Finch
then president of the Inerake Yachting Association urged the
continued valuable which would
thus be made available young wartime.
IY A. clubs and largest yachting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
BREVITiES:
Walk Mars
Perfect Game

Air tight pitching performances
hN CLYDE SHOUN and BUCkY
WALTERS served as storm
warning 10 the rest of the National
League today that the second
place Cincinnati Reds may make
: robust bld for the pcnnant with
one of the best mound crews IN
the majors.
ShoUn entered haScballS hall Of
fame Yesterday with a no hit, no
run performance against the BOS-
ton Braves. topping the nearly
perfect one hit game authored by
Walters against the same club on
Sunday.
A rangy Southpaw Shoun faced
only IS men. his mound opponent.
jim TOBIN who pitched the
years only other no hitter on
April 27 against Brooklyn, draw
ING walk in the third inning.
After that the 29-year-old Tonnes-
sean. who Is awaiting a call from
the navy. retired 10 batters in
order 90 win. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
How They Stand
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN IFAGIE

YESTERDAYS RESILTs
Philadelphia s. DETROIT
New YORK 10. Chicago .
Washington 4. Cleveland 3 Oh innincs1.
-9f4iy- games scheduled
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT At Philadelphia
Cleveland az Washington (nighD
Chicago AZ New York
81 Louis AZ Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
TODAY'S GAME
NATIONAL IEAGtE
EsTERDAl's INSULTS

NAfnfA NFNtNN AfNHfI
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Nev York $ Pittsburgh
Cincinnati 7 Poefor ~
80 Louis ~. Philadelphia =
BROOKLYN a. Chicago
ToDAi'S GAMES
ScW Work a. p.i'shufch
ThUadeIpbia ~ 81 Louis tr ghtl
BROOKLYN az chicago.
Boston AZ Cincinnati
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
WEAK THROW HURTS

Then in The eighth, Hayes, first
up walked and, was sacrificed 20
second nv Dick Siehprt Irwin
Hall poked a single TO Chuck Hos.
teller in short right field
HoStetler's throw was weak
and rolled 10 the plate on the
ground. Hayes scored ANY kind
of a decent throw would have.
nailed Hayes.
But the Tigers were lucky 70
tie the game in their half OF the
ninth. With two down, Swift
drew a base on balls Paul Rich
ards hatted for OVermire and
crashed a two-bagger TO left
center Johnny Corsica. who ran
for Swift, ran out Of gas coming
home and the throw from Este
leila in the outheld, rclaycd by
Hall, beat the lanky Tiger pitcher
TO the plate 1t was a close play.
but the ball got away from Hayes
and Johnny was safe. There was
no error.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
biMf~ TOMORROW
NNIInNNL II.nI-t

" New N1fk tt,iduan e. W a. rits-
nuyeN fkoe ri iS p m FNr
Rfookitn tDats $40 A. chicago al.
fcrsor o.11 pn M CNr
BOSTON tAudTeWg 3Zl af CINCINNATI
dieusser 80 ~ 00 nj TsT
FhladrIph.a tS-ran7 $50 ar - LOUIS
G.anicr 5-0l An n M CWT
GANIs TOMORROW
Sew N.fk o. CNi.7en Frortiru ~
r'fshlrth- phaaTe'rhia a. Cincinnati and
Boston al 81 Iorft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Probable Pitchers
nv nited Press
ANTRIC IFACIF

Ihlcago tDltirch 2+3I a. New York
tBorowy f-0 80 m EWT
DETROIT CNEWHOUSER i-1 ~ phia.
dclnhia tFiores O-ul AIS r. m ENT
~ Louis tkramer 5-D A. Boston
tWoods i-2b -3.l5 q m EWT
CLEVELAND reynolds 3-2l 40 Wash
ingiIn thaefrer 2.t $50 30 M EW1
CAMPS TOMORROW
Cleveland a. Washington rETROtT a.
Philadelphia Chicago ~ Sew York and
So Louis Al Boston t2I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

organization in the world. The
letter from the President was the
greatest stimulus ever given the
sport.
More people than ever before
are turning 10 sailing It's way
10 get around without using that
vital war necessity gasoline.
AZ the fnterlake regatta atPHt.
Inlay last summer more than
half of the $50 boats were manned
and crewed by boys under Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
TRAINING FOR SEA

The training and experience
these young men received and are
receiving in sail and the ways OF
the sea is directly in line with the
Presidents wishes.
But n recent order from the
coast guard is cndangerinG, or at
least. heavily inimical to the en-
tire proCra The Interlake
Yachting Association and the De-
troit River Yachting Association
know there will be no coast guard
partOl boats TO safeguard sailing
craft during races
The coast guard didn't do this
last season. The patrol work was
handled through the coast guard
reserve by men who volunteered
their time, boats and paid all OK
penScS All they received from the
coast guard was the gas coupons
enabling them 10 buy the gaso-
line needed 10 run the motors OF
their boats while patrollng the
race courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
WALK FILLS BASES

Finishing up the Job that Giles
pie started on Garrison. Rufe
walked the former Red Sox
player. filling the bases.
Came the bad news!
II was born by frankie Hayes
in the form Of a home run into
the upper deck of the left field
stands. the catcherS fifth circuit
drive of the year. a feat which, of
course, cleaned the bases.
The bad Tiger throws accounted
for the first two Philadelphia
tallieS. The first OF the pair
came in the third inning after
Bob Swift's marker With one
down, Christopher by some
strange wizardry. one Of the few
hits in the pitchers career, drove
a roaring three-bagger 10 right
center As good As II was, Russ
should have been nailed at third
He would have, had not Joe
Hoover thrown the relay from the
outfeld WIDE m Piuky Higgins
Then a little later Burgo
bounced a roller 70 Hoover VINO
this time made 4 bad throw 10
the plate. Christopher scored
and Burgo got an inheld single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
4-Run Homer i'm 9th
Puts Tigers i'm Cellar
BY LEO MACDONELL

r, PHILADELPHIA, May 10
Like the well known Mr.. Ground
Hog. the Tigers saw their shadows
and beat it back into the cellar.
They didn't like it up in the
seventh place, anyway - too
much air.
So, after a comparatively few
hours of hell raising. the Tigers
are back in eighth place today
in the wake of defeat at the
hands of the high flying Athletics,
6 TO ?, at Shibe Park here yes
terday in the first of a four-game
series.
Ineffective relief pitching. cou-
pied with faulty throwing 10
bases caused the sour note after
the Detroit teams double-header
sweep against the Red Sox In
Boston Sunday. Incidentally, the
Red Sox moved up into seventh
place without playing yesterday.
FIFTH IN ROW
The victory gave the fourth
place Athletics their fifth triumph
in a row and seven out of eight
games. A crowd OF 1921. includ-
ing a grist of school children,
saw the home boys win.
The veteran. elongated Russ
Christopher was the winning
pitcher, his first success OF the
season. He went the route while
the Tigers used three chuckers
starting with Frank (Stubb)
Overmire, who battled on even
terms with Russ until he was
lifted for a pinch hitter after
pitching eight Of the frames. In
that stretch Stubb yielded only
seven hits against eight given up
by the veteran Philadelphia
hurlor.
With Bob Gillespie on the
mound and two out in the ninth
il looked as if an extra-inning
game was in the offing. But Bill
Burgo. one OF Connie Mack
strangers, singled TO center. ar
achievement that seemed 10 un-
nerve the young Tiger. Gillespie
walked Ford Garrison and had
pitched two balls TO Bobby
EStelella. the Cuban, when ONeill
tagged him out Of the box and
sent Rufus Gentry TO the hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
City Officials To Be
Quizzed On Medical
Center At Public Meet

John F Balleneer police ccu-
missioner; Charles r Edeecomb.
secretary. Detroit Housing com
mission; J. J. consldlne. superln-
tendent recreation: and Or Paul
r Rankin. assistant superiniend-
ent Detroit public schools. will
speak at a public mass meeting
at Bethel AMT church. corner
Frederick and ST Antoine streets.
Sunday. Feb 20. p m Theme ~
The meeting Will he What's Co
ing on en- the Home Front" Gem
eral subject. "My Departments
Program as II Affects the Negro"
The Negroes IN Detroit are very
much interested IN the location
OF The new Medical center. for
which the CITY Planning commits
sion has selected The site IN a Ne
gro neiehbcrhood. The question
Is. Where VIII The Negroes mrve
to- Nr Fdgecomb Will give the
answer Much concern Is mani
Tested over the Detroit Police de-
partment as we'll rs recreation
apartments and board Of educa-
tion TNc meeting Is being held
under the auspices az the Postal
Alliance. which was announced by
Snow r. Grlcshy. editor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
"a CADETS
TO RECEIVE
THEIR WINGS

HoNDo ARMY AIR FIELD.
Texas About "a Negro naviga-
ton cadets in training al the
Army Air Forces Navigation
School Of the AAF Training COM
mand will receive their wings on
Saturday, Feb. 26. the War de-
partment reported today.
As a climax to their tour OF
training as navlgators, the cadets
are scheduled for a combat train
ing flieh' on Monday. Feb. ~
Six csc Lockhead I.odestar train
ing planes viii he used
The tentative schedule outlined
will include stops at Pittsburgh.
Pa. on Tuesday, Feb. rs. and
New York CITY. NY. Feb ie The
itinerary and flying dates are de-
pendant on weather and state o.
trainlng.
In addition 10 the "a cadets. -
pilots. ~ navigation instructors
and six crew chiefs will complete
The flight personnel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
3 Italian Bows
Go Tn The River
For Riot Murder

The three Italian youths con-
vIcted by an all-whIte Jury Of
manslauehter in connection with
the fatal June 2i-o2 race lot
shooting OF Moses Kiska bS-year-
old war plant worker were ciycn
Jackson prison terms TUESDAY by
Recorders Judge Thomas N Cot
ter.
Aldo rrani. ls, described by
Judge cotier as the most cul-
rahle" Of the gang. was sentenced
20 five and half 70 fifteen wears.
Armando Mantantuono. 90 WAS
given two and half IN X. and
Ralph Tancredi, 90. was sentenc-
cd 10 enc year and three months
10 rs years
One of the boys Mantanuono.
was wearing his Army uniform
when the sentence was imposed.
Defense attorneys have entered
motions for now trials for he
three youths. Kiska was shot and
KILLED On June 81 AZ the corner
Of chene and Mack as he waited
in a safety zone for a street car
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
LOW RECORD
FOR SCARLET
FEVER

An ail-flme low record Tor
scarie, fever deaths vas es,ab-
lishsd for Detroit for is4s when
only dents oeelryed accord
ing TO pr Bruce n Douglas
health ssisner Contractors
records ha. beon Kept ~ tAo
last 50 years
Only i445 persons had scarlo-
fever last war This figure l
lower Tim Tor any one ~ tAa
preceding ~ years 50 spite 81
ne increase IN POPULATION
Or Douglas paid tribute to To-
troll cilxfHs ior the conss er
tious way they have carried ct
nc more liberal quarantine rcF
Dia'lons permitted here since %.
spring ~ 1889 Under those rcs
ulatiors adults NAV he riNen per
Wis vhirh allow them p MAKE
neccsary trips out o. ouaran
tined home These permits are
given IN cases whore the isola-
iion OF he scarlet fever patient
is compo,e enough u extend
such freedom wi,hont andue risk
70 The hoafh q the commpniiv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Sailors Take 1t
On Lam After
Street Car Fight

BOYS will be boys II seems re-
gardless as 10 whether they are
wearing the blue OF the Navy or
the ilierbug creations OF some
fashion designer. Such was The
case Tuesday morning when three
sailors from the Crosse lie
Naval base had run In with
four youths on Woodward ave-
nue. sire car. The sailors told
Garfield police that when they
boarded the crowded street car
az Woodward and Garfield ave-
nue. the colored youths showed
against them Because OF this a
night ensued.
Witnesses said that when the
sailors began getting the worst
OF The fight they jumped of the
street car az Woodward and Dav-
export and stopped police car
All ~ The colored boys got away
Treated at the Receiving hos
pital were William Murphy ia
years oid william Talley q and
Sidney Porter. 10. all naval ayla
ton machinists attached 20 ths
Crosse lie Naval AIR station. and
Mrs Irene Bouhalos. 30 94s Mon
roe who received minor cuts when
n window wae enna.hed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
America J - Ing
~ ---~- IT, Louf
In E-,bree Book

CHICAGO - fANP) - In IT'S
AGAINST the Odds" issued nv vik-
Ing Press on Lincoln's birthday.
Edwin r. Fmbree gives hiogra-
phies Of the II NEGROES chosen as
most distinguished in America To-
day The selection was made hy
panel ~ 2o0 Negro and white
irdges who know the group beet
The ~ greatest Negroes chosen
by this fury are
Marian Anderson Mary Mcleod
ncthune. George Washington Car
yer. deceased; WE'D Dubois.
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Johnson. Mordecai Johnson, Joe
Ioris. A. PhI'ip Randolnh, Paul
Robeson, william Grant still.
Walter White. and Richard
Wright.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

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