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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

equipped to handle the subject
Dali. himself.
Charles ichelsou. who
thumped the drum for so many
Years for the DemmieS, submits
a size-up on FDR. He calls Mr..
Roosevelt an enigma, a very
useful word when you don't
want 10 tell anybody much of
anything.
Fred Rodell, who has been
profilin6 a lot of the presiden-
tial hopefulS, gets around TO w.
WIKI ie. He speculates on
whether Wendell has a good
White House talent or is making
a nice one with the words.
QUOTATION Workmanship:
VI Ambrose J, Burke: A goody-
goody is a sinner who keeps
trying,
S. S Wood: No kiss so fer
vent that cant GROW cold
= x. Thomajan: Worry is
dumbellyaching.
Lewis +. LaweS: II you want
20 make a friend of a dangerous
man. let him do you a favor.
Anon: You ask me what love
is? Why, love is you,
Mark Twain, / can live for
two months on compliment
T.. X Norton: A perfect
Dire dnaught OF a woman. look
ing for whom she might sink.
Copyright by Daily Mirror. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

GASOLINE
Coupon IO--Good through Mar II.
81 and C-l Coupons gals. each.
B-2 and CT Coupons gals. each.
rs and C-S Coupons--5gals each
tLaw requires state name and
license number be written on evcry
coupon when receiVedD
FUEL OIL
Period 4 and Period S--Cood through
Sept 20.
LIQUOR
6No. f-VsHd through March 81
SHOTS
stamp is-Nsud through April so.
Airpiane stamp i-Naud .pdehuiif'v.
riRE INSPECTION DLADLINES
C--Msy ~: Ma ~. B-June 90
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LENTEN REDUCING DIET

LENIEN KEUUIINU UIEI
Menu for "Wednesday
BREARTASI
Iuies 80 orange do not strain me
I FIsk no butter or subsfIt 'e
/ cup coffee no cream 90 Eurar
LUNCHEON
emp cottage cheese On lettuce
l slice rye crisp
l raw apple
DINNER
1 baked stuffed tomato
! bran muffin y teaspoon butler.
y olp coffee Reistine pudding
So sauce
4 sman cop coffee ~ r~.am of sugar
Mr. cop clear r7giHuu msy ~
sfded
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QUOTATION Workmanship:
VI Ambrose J, Burke: A goody-
,.-,.l.. - % r,,,.,or ,.,kA Eaar.g
Evening star., 1944-05-02
Deaths Reported

Ella r. Petit, SO. 1929 Columbia I'd. NV
Sallie B. Cook. Ss, 1890 Crittenden st. NV
Jennie r. Hampton, 80, 1900 Webster st
Otto simon, SO, 1918 18th st. NV.
De Witt c. Knowles, 81, 4426 Reservoir I'd.
Margaret souires, rs, 1929 Perry st. ne
Herbert Friedenwald. "A, 1880 Woodley
samuel L. Butler, "A. 1923 Montague St
Mary L. carper, "A. 1921 Maryland ave.
Robert Lynn, 7s. 1877 New Hampshire
William r Knox. 20. 47o4 Linnean ave
Belle l. Bryan. 81. 1908 irving st. ne.
Sue E. Wooda1l, So, Baltimore.
Charles M. Taylor. 65, 412 Tennessee ave.
Ethel I. Shoemaker. SO, 1929 Girard st.
Joseph C. williams, 55. 1882 10th st. NV.
Mary Baker. SO, 3720 Upton st. NV.
Euegen E. Angevine, SO, 1871 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
Camilla q. Sellers. 3s, Birmingham, Ala.
Infant Weigle, 1871 New Hampshire ave
NV.
William A. Steele, SO, 144o T st. NV.
Lucille Henson, 43; 745 I'd st. NV.
Sherman L. Sallers, infant. Lathing. Md.
Infant Brown, 1905 Kenyon st. NV.
Infant McWilliams. 5000 c st. Sc.
Evening star., 1944-05-02
Silver Spring Veteran
OF War in Spain Now
Is 'Snoop Trooper
BY DANIEL DE LUCE,


ANZIO, April 81 Delayed They
are, known as the "snoop troops" ano
their motto is mo mans land is oul
land"
A small outfit, they do most OF
the night patrolling for a whole
American division and what they've
done to the nerves of German out
posts southwest of Cisterna would
take DR.. Freud to analyze.
Some Of the lethal tricks now
played on the enemy date back to
the Irish struggle for independence.
Others were learned in the Spanish
Civil War. This United States Army
reconnaissance unit has veterans of
both.
When an influx of green replace
ments and the WEAKNESS of old
survivors caused the performance of
divisional patrols to drop rs per cent
in efficiency, Capt. John O'Connell
from County Kerry and Macon, Ga,
was ordered to form a company of
GI-Commandos to specialize in
night scouting missions.
Brothers in British Army.
A teen-age guerrilla with the
Irish Republicans, the dark-eyed,
chunky captain emigrated IL years
ago, but still retains a trace of
brigue and decided views on the
Irish problem"
What do they mean-the Irish
neutral?" he said, pausing while
picking a squad for tonight's battle
patrol. de Valera's policy has
saved cities like Cork and Dublin
Evening star., 1944-05-02

from being bombed, but its no hin
drance to any lad who wants to
fight. Two of my brothers joined
the British Army, one being at
Dunkerque and the other in the
Irish Guards. Even my sister be-
came British army nurse. I think
the American soldier, when proper
Ily trained and led, is the best in
the world, so I'm the luckiest of all
my parents children
The second most experienced vet
eran of the "snoop troops" is 1t
Frank w. Connor, jr., who left his
Ebro River campaign ribbon behind
with his wife at Silver Spring, Md.
when he came overseas.
Ninety-five per cent of the volun-
teers in the Washington and Lin
coin Brigade in Spain were COM
miles," or fellow travellers" Some
people look a little suspicious when
they hear 7 was in the same coun-
try at the same time" he said. "Ac-
tually I'm Catholic, was graduated
from the University of Wisconsin
and voted Republican. I joined the
Canadian brigade named after a
Scotsman named Mackenzie and a
French Canadian named Papineau
1--WE never sat around discussing
ideology when we should have been
blowing up bridge. We gave the
Italians a bang in the pants at
Guadalajara and we also captured
a few German staff officers and
technicians.'
Others From Georgia.
The "snoop troops have no spe-
cial insignia, but it might we'll be
shamrocks on map of the State of
Georgia.
Besides Capt. O'Connell there's
another native of County Kerry,
Pfc. John Kelleher, serving almost
nightly in no mans land. Pvt.
James Mahoney, also of Irish de-
scent, from New Brunswick, N. j.,
quit being an amphibious duck
driver to volunteer for the troops.
Besides the captain three other
officers have called Georgia their
home. They are Capt. Eugene Phil
lips, 1t. William B. Gunter and 1t
Richard Kenyon.
1t. Kenyon, who halls from
Gainesville, once led student "re-
volt" at the University of Georgia
against former Gov. Eugene Tai
madge.
Use Binoculars at Night.
Last night was one of the better
nights for the "snoop troops" Two
farmhouses in the enemy outpost
lines were broken into, Germans
were killed and the only American
casualties-two wounded-were car
ried back to safety"
Capt. O'Connell's men use binocu-
Evening star., 1944-05-02

schools here before going to the
University of Wisconsin, from which
he was graduated in 1888. He is SO
years old and for a number of years
wrote for trade publications. A
year and a half ago he was married
Evening star., 1944-05-02

to Miss Nadine Role. They have .
5-month-old son. Frank Role
Connor, whom he has never seen
Mrs. Connor and the baby make
their home with his parents at 2l1
East Hamilton avenue, Silver Spring
Md.
Evening star., 1944-05-02

lars at night. They found they can
see three times as far. They wear
rubber boots to minimize noise, and
plan each step of the patrol before
hand, using models and a sand
table. Their wounded never scream
because 1t might jeopardize the
others. Regardless of hazards, they
have never left a wounded man to
fall into the enemy's hands.
We've got one tremendous thing
in common" the captain said. 1--WE
all hate those damn krauts."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

Erielter, Sic in 0ieler @enein0e oos
Seelenbeil Ser 5ablreiben 0eitglieOer
betreuen> iinO mebrere 8eidtltiible
porratig), beobubtet man beri6ieoene
Statuen, oe mir unbefannte @eilige
repraientieren. 0ieie 5totuen ideinen
Elm iebr ebrlpiirOiges Sitter 5lt betpei,
ien ibre einltmols forbenrei6e 8e.
molung lit berbloBt, ol6 paiien oiele
Statren nidt i'm 8erein nit ser ou=
geneinen fiinItli6en uno bormoni-
i6en Mufma6ung Ser Stride. NlS nun
Die ct. 80. Stride reItauriert tpuroe,
unterlieB man, Oieie u8intelbeiligen"
mieoer orf5uitellen, Oenn lie lporen
mirflid norib un6 uni6on.
gS oauerte ober nidt longe, 6ieie
(5ortiebung oui 5eite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

ebrtp. Suoensmitglteoern ieeensreid
tuirfen, betpun6ert man hr allem 6as
Berrlide, gerdumige @ottesbars. 9ie
@ltern elmer iungen Wonne, Die IN Die
Ter 8emeinoe elmer &loiie ser 1ieben
&leinen borItebt, u1po nun felt int
gen SSobren in Der @emeini9aft 6eS
ebrtp. Sroens bon Notre Dame alS
S6uIi6tpeiter furgiert, erbielten oie
giitiee @rlaubnis, lire So6ter S6me-
Iter Woriam, beiu6en 5u oiirfen. 0ie
inntge 2iebe uno Inteilnub1ne an oem
@lid ibres gottgetpeibten &inoes fon-
men oie @ltern Der S6tpelter Miriam
ni6t beidreiben; sic gltern Der @ott=
getpeibten f0nnen Oiele groBe @nooe
MIR 6entiitig un0 ootbar empfinoen.
g2o6oem sic gltern ser S6m, Mi-
riom BEL ibrem 8eilt6 i'm S6peltern=
beime in ct. 90. Sic lieben ebrm.
Mitl6tpeitern ibrer Eo6ter begriibten,
uno Die INNER tpillige unO giitige
@oitfreun6l6oft int trauten 5dpe=
Iternbei1n geno1ien batten, gingen tie
iiber Bic 5traBe biniiber in sic ct.
80. Stride.
Wean ber1erft in oie1er i60nen Sir
DIE flint glt6re, neb1t oem Soboltor
1no ben Seitenaltdren 1mo fniet man
gerne ouf Sen 5tltfen Dor 0em Nltor
u5ur immertp0bren6en Silfe";; Damn
tpirtt ser glrmenieelenoltor cine groBe
In5iebungSfraft aus uno oie, 0ie in
Die umfangrei6e Stride eingebo11te
&apelle, tpel6e beion0ers ser Whtter
uno 0em &ino getpeibt it, finOet I'M
ter Ben frommen Srouen ser 8emein=
oe erfreuli6en 3ulprltd Sier betet sic
ge1egnete 1per0enoe Of1ttter Inn 8e0ulo
i'm 2ei0en 1tno Inn bie Strait Ser Wiir=
oe, Sic ieOe 6riitfatboliide gbefrou
70 notpenoig brol1ft &ier per0en oie
geuge6orenen 0ur6 oas 5nframent
Ser III. Taufe bon Der grbIiinoe erlo1t
11no in oie ol1einIeligmobenoe Stride
oufgenommen. &ier 6ontt Sic eeneien=
6e Weutter NIT ibrem @inoIei1 inn 9(rm
fir 6os Wltttergliif un6 fir sic @bre
Ser Diir0igen Mutterfroft; 1ie ge0enft
in bormber5igem 02itlei6 6erer, 6enen
oie1e bobe Wiir0e bonn S6idIoI bor=
entbolten blieb, 0cnn sic uOflttterIcg- |
1inO MIR fir 0ie ebrbar 1tno
firbli6 berebelidten Srauen.
Scum treten mir aus ser Gouftopeue
bero1s uno betra6teu 0oS SSSnnere ser
ct. 90. &ird)e genauer. 3tpi16en sen !
8ei6tltiiblen Gin 9lnbetrodt Ser bielen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

Sitler, tros Der Rataftropbe bon Sta
Iingrao nno trob Der 9eieoerlagen in
afrtfo, ft9 als Serr iiber europa
fibIen. Roh glalsbte er, oos 56idial
meiitern 5l1 fonnen. l1no bic 9euti6en
felbit paren pobI tpeit oabon entfernt,
d11 abnen, mas ibnen Dos Sabr 1943
bringen 1piiroe. Nber Damn fom es
56Iog ouf S6log. Ser &id5ug aus
&uBlono. Ser 8er1uit Mfrifas uno
balb SsStalie11s. Ser 8ombenbagel auf
Die 6euti6en Staote.
9ln ser biltorii6en SSSobrestpenoe
1943-44 fan6 itd 0as oeuti6e Golf
pl0bli9 beritridt in unaufl0sbore 8i>
oeripriide. Ser Spronn, Ser ibm Der,
ipro6en bate, es gum Serren aller
8olfer gu MAIDEN, berlangte nun, oaB
ieoer bereit iei, fir i'm 5u iterben.
gr foroerte Sen ltnnloien Soo, ben
800 Deuti6lonos, Inn oie @rinmerung
an feline eigene S6onoe eunit gu be-
oeGen. ,,@S g1bt' - 10 19rieb einmal
Ser @i1toriter SSafob 8urfbor0t, als
batte ct Sitler borousgeleben - ,,ab>
iolut 5erltorenoe Weadte, l1nter 6eren
Sufi6lag fem @ras mebr md6It. @s
gibt 2an0er, Die man auf etpig 5ur
berbronnten @iiIte MAIDEN fonn, rno
es gibt libel miBban6elte 8olfer, Die
iid ME mebr erbolen. Si1nur tpiitete
entiebli9 nit ieinen 56Goelpprami=
ben II. Ieinen Wfauern aus &alt unO
Stein uro 1ebenoen Wenl6en. @s lit
gut, 0oB man it6 beirn 8il6 zines
iol6en 8erltorers, pie er leinen uno
ieines Solfes ggoismus I'M Griumpb
our6 oie ral16enoen 9uinen ser Welt
1pa3ieren fQbrt, 6obon 9te6enl6oft
gibt, nit tpel6er 0udt 1t6 oos 801e
8u5elten Dororangen oarf. Sn Iol6en
2dn0ern miro man ME 1nebr an Ge6t
uno an meni6li6e @iite glauben. ="
go miro bieIleidt 1pater einmol ser
Si1torifer BEN 9fiidblid ouf 0ieie
Sobrestpen6e beginnen. Wie er I6Iie=
Zen miro, - Oh 10 troItlos mie 8urt=
barot - 6aS miro oopon obbGngen,
OBJ oos 6eutI6e 8oIt 6ie &roft oufbri1=
gen miro, aus BEN Eotiaden Sen rid=
tigen S6luB 5u 5ieben. -.
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9te @tntelbetltgen!

SSn elmer Ser gr0Bten @emein0en
Ser @roBlta0t ST., in Ser II Bis 12
bo6D. Seeliorger un6 36 big 81
ebrD. S6ul16tpel tern, neb1t mebreren
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bate man ibm gefaet, naber idledt
gefleioet uno arn1IeIig al1sgeriiftet.
STE Snbafo,t


8elt beipro6ene uno ertportete @reig.
nis entninmt Der u8onoerer" oen
european Correspondents, 2t6." fol-
gen6e eei6i6tltdbe @reigniiie> oie
ben 8ooen fiir 6ie SnbaIton porberei=
tet baben:
5pGtere @ei6idtsidreiber peroen
einnal BON Der Sabresmen6e 1913
Al er5Gblen: 0ie gan5e 8elt bie1t
Nun BEN Item an INTO barrte 6es aus
bre9enoen Sturmes. auf ser 8oge
oes Sdidfals batte 1t6 9euti9lonos
S6ale tief geneigt. Ser geieoer1age
oorausetleno, fielen bic S6atten oes
Nerlorenen &rieges iiber oos 2an6.
gr gab feinen urteilsfGbigen Men=
fden itberou in Der 8elt, Ser
Deuti6lano nod Sieges9oncen gege-
ben batte, uno 6ie Deuti6en ieIbft in
Der iibertpiegenoen Mebrbeit fiiblten
eas 8erbGngnis bereits an sic Sire
poden. Aber fte &paren ni6t fGbig, oie
EDrannet ab5ui6iitteln> bic 1te nun
fetbit nit eiiernem @riff feitbielt un6
gum Sterben fir Sitler 3tpong.
Berlin in Sriimmern, unge5GbIte
an6ere 5tdote nur nod N19enboufen,
Millionen BON Wannern ouf 6em
S6la6tfe1o gefal1en, ooS Solf ber=
armt, entfrdftet un0 berelenoet, Elm
betrogenes, belogenes, tief ge6erniitigs
tes BoH, - oas mar 0eutI6lon6
in oen 1ebten Eagen 6eS Sobres 1913.
l1n6 nun orobte oie Snbolton 6ur6 Ell
ne 5treitmadt, tpie lie 6te @el6i6te
no6 ni6t geieben bate. 8iele Tou-
ienoe bon Slug3eugen, Touien6e bon
S6iffen, 11nabiebbares &riegsmoteriol
un0 Weiaionen bon 5oIooten bereiten
ft) Dor, ouf 0em europGi16en &onti=
nent gu 1an0en.
Dte @aiierten tpuBter, 6aB es fein
1eidter &f fem tpiir6e, ion6ern
I'M @egenteil elm leBtes, fur6tbor bIu-
tiges un0 m0r0erii6eS &opiteI, ober
iiber BEN Iusgang tpar 1td niemono
I'M 3meifel. 8orum itredten 6ie
0entiben ni6t oie @offen2 - 10
fragte man in aIler @elt. SSn ben
5tpeieinbalb Sabren 0es &riegeS gegen
&uBlan0 batten Ite Millionen an 60
ten uno 56perberlebten berloren. gs
gab Srte in 9eutI61an6, in oenen
5ebn bonn bun6ert Ser mGnnli6en 8e=
oolferung gefallen tparen. gs mar
biel f6limmer ols 3u @noe 6es er1ten
9SeltfriegeS. Ser &rieg mar nit ben
alltterten 8onbenflug5eugen lGngIt in
berbeeren6iter 9lrt no6 9eutI6lan0
1elbit gefommen, - gum erItenmaI
tpieoer na6 mebr als bunoert sSab=
rem. 9ie 8ertpii 1tungen uno oue Scot,
Die Ser &rieg nit ii6 bro6te, >puren
tpeit idlimmer als 6ie S9iloerungen
oes oreiBigiabrigen &rieges. @arum
ergoben ii6 6ie Deuti6en ni6t? Die
@ei6i6te fdien nod cine beionoere
Sor1eiung fir tie bereit 5u boben, 6oB
tie tie 5u einem obnma6tigen Spfer
Der grauianiten uno iinnloieIten Serr-
i6aft madte, 0ie es ie gegeben bat. |
@S par Elm i6mer3bofter Ari6au=
ungsunterri6t fir ole 3ufunft un6
fir ale G0lfer, ouB man it9 5tpar Ell
men Sprannen leidt auf ben &als |
laoen fann, oaB man i'm ober nur
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den wieder wissen wollen und xur
selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun wOa.
len, besorgen Sic SIGH noch heute
Apenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft nlchE
kaufen konnen, senden Sic fir unEer
AlpenkrEuter Einfuhrung sonsehot q
erhaIten Sic
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UMSONST Sod Sofis.sSsn Ws,saPro, Pre-,

FORNI'S HEIL-oEL LINIAENT - anti
ssptisch-bringt schnelle LinaerynS %on
rheumatischen und neuraIsischen schnar-
zen, muskulosen RIokensahnlsTxsn,s akei-
fen oder echnerzenden Musksln. VeTstAu-
chunsen und Verrenkungen.
FORMS MAGOLO - aIkaksch - hndert
gewisse voribergehenda Magenst8eungcn
vile Sodbrennen und Verdauungsst5run
gen, hervorgerufen durch elm Ueberrna ss
an Saure.
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&eb. CHARLES M. &1alp6er, Bfor-
rer Der ct. Sobn tbe 8apti1tz&ir6e
IN &enmore, N. g., brau6t ith
ni6t tpegen @asmangel 5u beflo=
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FUihle mich sehr gut!
Dunk dem
,, AIpenkrdiiuter'

Wenn funktionale Hartleiblskeis a1r
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerv5s una
irrihert ftihlen und m deren Symrs
tome Observation-Disclosures. EhleAn
Mundgeruch. verstimmtem Magen, Ver.
dauungsst6rung, Schlaf. und Appetit-
lesigkeit und Ihr Magen ftihlt Won van
Case und b Blahungen-besorgen Sic sfGh
Forni's zeiterprebtes Alpenlkrauser
und nehmen Sic 60 elm genau vie
auf dem Etikett angegeben. M<aF
ais elm Abfdhrmittei, % iss aueh
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Meda.
Ein. hergestellt aus Is der Natur eige.
mem medizinischen Wurzeln, KrGutern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkrauter brfnet
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ben nnd glbt
dem Magen das
angsnehme Ge.
fiihl Won Warme.
Wes1n Sic die
Freuden gluckli.
cher Linderung
Won Hartleibig-
keitsb eschWer'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Cosmos
Beef.y
By JAKE BERSON

Catholic Central will be up
against the heftieSt line in Detroit
prep football this season when the
ShamrockS renew their close
rivalry with Hamtramck Sunday
afternoon at Keyworth Stadium
From end 10 end the Ham
tramck forward wall. not only big
but experienced as well. averages
1876 pounds. Key men are a pair
of giant tackles. CaSs SwierZbin.
who checks in AT 235 pounds, and
George TadeuSiak. a 225-pounder.
Both were letter winners last year.
The other CoSmo starters in the
line are smaller. but no less
rugged and exper ence d. Jim
Evans and AL Dombrowskl Will be
at the ends; Al Novak and Al
Slonlawski at guards. and Ed
Fokas, quarterback last year, at
center.
All the more reason Alex CheS-
ney. Catholic Central coach. is
stepping up work on a passing
game against the Cosmos this
week He will pick his spcediest
backfield from Tom McHale, John
Mcmahon. Joe Ripullo. Dick Nc
Caskin, jim Renke and Chuck
Wroblewski.
Officials expect a turnout OF
10000 to $1,000 for Sundays
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Cheboyeon, No Less

WISH" FGAN. the nations
No l baseball scout This is one
Of the biggest breaks of my hfc
/ Just heard OF a great pitching
prospect in CheboyEan. Ills name
Is Werthhcimer and ! understand
he's the best looking thing from
the north country in years. I'm on
my way You cant pass up OPP
portunitieS like this, much as !
would like 10 he here 10 greet my
friends and take care OF their
requests at series time.
RAY ARCEL. famed boxing
trainer. WHO viii be IN George
KochanS corner tonight in his
bout with Jake LaMotta: Il tell
YOU my man. Kochan. has a
chance 10 belt out LaMotta to-
night. He will have slight adj
vantage in weight He has as
much. or more, courage than La
Motta. He has two hands with
dynamite and LaMotta'S main
duke is the left hook. Sure. well
win II easy And then III just
sit back and relax until World
Series time. Sam Greene OF the
News told me 10 invite all my
friends 10 be his guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

1rc- some Of the answers you get.
I'D FRANLEY. Hotel Fort
shelby. This is Just the time OF
of year ! love fishing As a KID
I once got hooked in the eye by
an uncle while we both were fish
inc for catfish. But I'm not going
10 he hooked this year. I'm on
my way the minute our Tigers
clnch II. I'm really IN love with
fishing right nov ="
SAM SOFFERIN. Wonder Bar
ITS a strange World Series.
They open and play three games
IN ST Louis. The opening game
in Detroit Is on Sunday We are
not open on Sundays, You know
II has been a very dry season.
! have a bunch we might have
4 lot OF rain. A one-day poStpon-
ment would cause the opening 10
catch us when we are open I'm
sad. though. because ! have no
way Of getting series tickets for
my customers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
2 Pin IS
lin Scrap

Joe A ADAMS I'll and Louie
Burrs Harry Sunrin Will wage a
1O-pin battle for the leadership of
the Greater Detroit All-Star
league at Olympic Recreation to-
night, but the center of attraction
Will be the match between Louis
Siclaff'S f. & B and Joe Norris
SrOh.
All because a roll-on Of a tie
between f. & h and Stroh was
necessary at the close of last sea-
son before the former won the
title
The I'll club not only is in dan
ger Of suffering ITS first defeat,
but sharing or losing the lead TO
the second place SuffrinS. Paris
clean will be strengthened by the
return of Johnny CrimminS.
Deluxwetc " Detroit Csskei. alleys II
I'll vs. Harry Sufffin. 3-f Pepsi-CoiR vs.
psrtSciean SO. kractkc vs. olympic rs +
A. rs Stroh 40 liza Wilson vs. Mineral
ties ll-l2 Chenc Tf0mbv Recreation ~
Jerry McCArthy l2-l4 Fife u. STANDARD
! 5-I6 Matches 81 s.4t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Blame Night Games

But that's baseball. for whiCh
the Tigers and Browns are pleased.
And the Yankees. too. who It
must be concedcd have done very
well, considering their losses in
player personnel.
Those who are opposed 10 night
baseball charge the plight of the
Senators to too many games
played under the lights. which
may or may not be true. There
Is no way Of telling. II is true
that the Washington club played
most OF their home games at
night.
Incidentally. Clark Griffith never
was manager or president Of A
big league cellar team He had 4
close call in 1903. but he got out
from under in time 20 save his
reputation. That was when he
was pilot Of tho New York High
landerS.
Griffith as manager led one
team 10 a flag, the 1901 White
Sox. in tho inaugural season of
President Ban JohnSons new
American League. AS a clutu
owner he knew the JOYS of havind
three pennant winners. IN 1924.
1925 and 1889 HIS 1924 team.
managed ny Bucky Harris. also
took che World Series from John
MCGraw's Giants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Shippers Open
Iceberg Series
By GEORGE r.. VAN

That frost on your punkin' to-
day also served 10 let the skip
.perS of the Detroit Eight Meter
Association know that it's time
for the annual Iceberg Trophy
series and the first Of three Sun
day races Is on tap this weekend.
Seven Fights will be AT the
starting line for the 12-noon get
away Sunday at the Detroit
Yacht Club. according TO Paul
Rcnncr. secretary of the class.
Tom PctZold'S ThiSbc, winner of
the class championship for the
season. the Eddie Wunch-Bob
Kerr Shamrock. MIlt Cross Ven
tme. the syndIcatc-oWned Pintail,
headed by Perez Darnel. George
Gonycau'S Arm q a, Intrepid,
which Darnell IS lending Ted Cog
gin. Russ Pouliot and Chuck Nc
Gregor, and Charley Books Con
wcgo. are expected at the line.
The course takes the fleet from
the Dye dock 10 turn at the
Seven Mile road blinker and back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Amt II d Shame7

FAY THOMAS. Book Cadillac
hotel manager Nothing could
happen 10 the town better than a
World Series. I'm plunged into
the dark CaVcrnS of despair be-
cause this very day Harvey Camp
bell called and made me head OF
The Committee for the Liberation
Of Trapped Snipe Hunters. This
new assignment IS taking me to-
night 20 an unnamed outgoing
port Campbell always seems 10
pick a time like this 10 do mean
things 10 me. That why. / guess.
J keep paying those Board of
Commerce dues"
CHARLES HUGHES. secretary
a. the Detroit Athletic Club. and
q charter member Of the Baseball
Writers Association: Its always
nice 10 see my oldume friends IN
sports. It's a shame I'm headed
for the coast for Il prcview of
Sonia Homes next Ice FolhcS."
Now comes tho time for AN Of.
fIcial welcome from the conductor
Of this column Any one wanting
tickets please wire me. collect al
The Peabody Hotel Memphis. I'm
on my way 10 see the South
western Teacher take on the
Elis Local. No. ga
Those Tigers car : miss. can We