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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-26
Military Coafab

the mammoth mass meeting last
June in which 5o0ao people over
flowed Madison Square Garden
lie Is an Interesting as well as an
informative speaker
Other speakers 70 appear on
the ono-aov program Of the con
ference. local representatives Of
lahr church. civic groups WON
on and youth arc G. Pat Quinn
pre- sident Il Wayne County CIC
councii tho Roy Claude VIII
liams. Detroit Preshyterv Miss
Louise Hlackman, women's sery-
ices mo Roy Charles Hill chair
man na'roit citizens committee
civil groups and Miss ZaIda Null
ilson American Youth fcr Democ-
rncv
Or Max ycrcan president 81
tho Na'i nal Negro congress. VII
Ne nmens the national officers
visiting the conference Amonr
c,hor uaii nal officers who vii
participate IN inc. conference are
Miss Thclma Dale. executive sec
rotary 81 tho national organiza-
lion: Or Nphaeus EIunton. How
ard univcr.lfv and Mason Smith
editor Of TIE Interracial Review"
formerly n Texas. a member OF
tl-e National Executive hoard
These national officers will take
par If the conference lending
10 81 their experience and advice
In hclplnr 10 bring out of the
deliberations a program * action
which will net only serve Mich
iran. hut the entire country IN
The approach 10 the problems OF
raclal discrimination in our arm
ed forces
Conference Schedule
The Military Equality confer
encc which has heon called as q
primary effort to find WAYS and
means Of raising the morale OF
he Negro people which has hcen
adversely affected because of the
widespread discriminatory prac-
tires against members Of the race
IN the armed services will not
My be IN tho spotlight locally,
hut nationally Ranking officials
cf the War md Navy departments
have been invited 10 send repre-
>entativcs as discovers Registra-
lion OF delorates will begin At
10 m. At III conference com
mittccs will be set up for opera.
ton. The afternoon session. be-
Ginning AZ .. Will be devoted Il
the speakers Of the various elias
sifications a question and answer
period. findings and resolutions
md setting up of combinations
apparatus The general public has
been invited 10 attend and observe
the functloniur Of the conference
President G TeDron Simmons
of the Detroit council. announced
that the council Is rratified at
the response Of the community
10 the Military Equality confer
cncc and the problem which II
poses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-26
Murder-Fnie


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his 2O-year-old wife. Heriha Tall
Icy. The victim was found dead
in the family car at 2 p m last
Friday. at the side Of the Talley
home in the project. 3i72 onaway
court.
The second trarody occurred ~
8 30 Saturday eyrlrr when three
small children ~ Nr and Nys
Edward williams wore burned ri
death IN their home IN he Cars
YER project al 223i Kewadin
couri
Lying Face Down
The body n Mrs Bertha Tailey
was found lying face down on
the floor IA the rear ~ The Talley
car which was parked AZ the si.e
NJ her home The discovery was
made by Mrs Annie Ruth Davis
Of 1927 Ludlne,cn court The de-
tectiye hureau % the sheriffs Of
free was notified ard Detectives
Bnrell and Tnlk responded
The officers searched the Tally
home and found a note addressed
10 Mr. Ford - Beauhien ami
Chandler The more was signed hv
James" with NJ last name and
It read
Il tried hard hut This j. tho
only way oni. Mr.. Hewitt was the
blame for all this
The coronors office called later
and stated that Mrs Tapev 5
dea,h was caused So three eqn-
shot Wounds she uas shoi orsc
in the head once ia The chest
and once h the upper arm Tho
two children Of the couple had
been taken to ihe home % M
Tailey's sister in Romulns Mich
earlier IN The evening Mrs TALE
~ was last seen ~ about ~
on the ~ = boz death az Tho
home - Mrs BESSIE stewart
az Culver and Nilslebeli road
Tho Inks-e- fire fepar,men, re-
sponded 10 can ~ g s0 Sstur-
dav evening AZ tho home ~ FL.
ward and Vera Williams AZ 1884
'Kewadin ecourt Tho home was on
fire and officers Richard Hmm
rhrey and charley DePlache soor
exilnraished the hlago Tho moth
or had zone 10 tho store 20 pnr-
chase some groceries The chit
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-04-10
Urge Postwar Help for Vets
JAW Program
Asks Security
Guarantees

Heroes Of Pearl Harbor. Guadalcanai. Tta-
nisia and Sicily Joined hands with veterans
Of World War rs the CIO United Auto
Workers. largest labor union in the coun-
try. moved swiftly this week to mobilize
les membership behind . program which
would safeguard the interests Of soldiers
now and in the postwar period.
Speaking 1t washingtou, D. c., 30 .
tswo-day conference Of more than les rep
resentative members Of the union-all vet
Grams Of World War and World War III
-UAW-CIO Pres. Il. ]. Thomas stated
that one Of the paramount detectives Of
the UAW-CIO Ii 10 achieve FUN employ
ment and rehabilitation OF veterans az
World War II
With only veteran-delegates taking part
Continued ON Page -
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-04-10
Here's How 10 Vote in ~ Elections

the postcard. Be sure you print your name
and serial number and complete military
address on the card
3 Take 1t to a commissioned officer or to
your sergeant and have him attest your
signature.
A. Mail card tno postage Is required) to
the Secretary of State at the State Capitol
of your state.
5. On receipt of the absentee ballot. all
out Immediately In accordance with the
instructions on the ballot. sign it. and have
it attested to by an officer or your sergeant.
Then mail as directed.
Your co has the responsibility Of giving
you fun and complete information on vot-
ing by members Of the armed forces. II
there is something you want to know about
yoax righks under the law, aalk Aim.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-04-10

Here's what you have to do to vote under
the service ballot bill as passed by Congress.
1t isn't easy, but if you follow these War
Department instructions. you can be reason
ably sure your ballot will count in the No
vember 1914 election.
These instructions are based on the SOL
diers' vote bill as passed by Congress. Right
now. President Roosevelt and the CLIO are
plugging for amendment that will give
you Federal ballot if you don't get your
state ballot in time for the election. In the
meantime this is what you have to do:
1. Apply to your co for postcard which
you will use as an application to secure an
absentee ballot from your state. These post
cards are being sent to all camps by the
War Dept. and are yours for the asking.
z Fill in the necessary information On
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-04-10

this week told a ca
pacity crowd gather
ed to witness the
dedication Of the
United Steelworkers
new headquarters In
Gary. Ind.
In n sp G G c h
strongly reafirmin9
the CLOS no-strike
pledge. Murray said:
IF I thought that
any OF you were GO
ing to participate
in wildcat strikes
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-04-10
Wartime Strikes
Out Murrov

Wartime strikes are inexcusable under
any circumstances. CIo Pres. Philip Murray
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-04-10

or slowdowns I couldn't be your leader
any longer. I'm not going to lead anyone
who would obstruct the war effort and
tAsRsAy sssk even q single saaAsaws n9ms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Was that Mel OFT was in Ia
and expected 10 get his call any
day Curt Davis signed with
the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday,
bringing their total 10 Is q.
Twelve players mostly pitchers,
reported to Manager Ossie BIuege
AZ the University Of Maryland
where they are drilling The
St. Louis Browns announced that
Ia Of their 80 prospects have
signed while the Cards have 20
under contract The Giants
got break when Gin Melton
was turned down by the army be-
cause OF an arm injury The
Blue Jays announced that short
stop Glenn Stewart was rejected
by the army because of varic6Se
veins .. Also announced Ray
Bruhaker, former Tiger infieider.
has been named manager of farm
club az Bradford, Pa. Connie
Mack watched the rain wash out
his outdoor drill and predicted the
clubs would go South as soon as
the war ends Myril Hoag.
who was given a medical dis
charge by the army. was among
four PLAYERS coming 10 terms
with The White SoN Now
thcv have - players under con-
tract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Proud Of Record

RiSko. as all fight fans know.
fought is years as a professional
and engaged in more than 800
fights He's proud that no other
tOpnotcher in the heavyweight
ranks can approach this record.
and some or 10hnnY'S biggest
thrilers were right here In De-
troit - against Tom Heeney,
when Olympia was opened in
1927 then against Johnny
Squires al the ball park
then Tufy Griffiths al Olympia.
followed by a bout with Charlie
RetzfafT.
Then came the thriller with
Mickey Walker az Olympia IN
1880. and then the PoalIno
-Ekr-d+a-bOut AZ the ball park
IN the same year
or all fights. Johnny
Thinks tT7C affair WITH CZCUdUn
was the best.
"0ur styles were more alike
he said. but HeeneX-ha Vas
tough for any one 10 beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Foe Hits Low
So LdWer Wins
games each.

Johnny Lawer Of Cleveland.
managed by the veteran Johnny
Risko, today holds A decision over
Sam Hughes Of Detroit. following
their eight-round bout last night
at Arcadia.
Lawer, a rugged lad, received
the nod from referee Sam Hen
nesSey. who took the last two
rounds from Hughes on low
punches. This proved to be the
margin Of victory
Eddie Taylor Of Detroit knocked
-apt- ceiiH- cAeHey-e Of Indianapolis
in the second round Of their
scheduled eight rounder.
Willie Anderson scored the
quickest Knockout Of the evening
when he sent Russ Morgan TO the
canvas in POP of the first round.
Chuck Hunter o. Cleveland and
frankie Abrams Of Detroit also
-Scorrd- KUOcK0utS. ffunteT Won on
q technical IN the second over
Tiger Jackson Of Akron, while
frankie took three rounds TO fin
iSh Oliver Craig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
BREVITIES:
AbSenteeiSnn
Hits Camps

Absenteeism Is the biggest
problem facing all the major
league managers as spring prac-
tice got under way. Joe Mccarthy
who has been predicting another
pennant for his Yankees was
amazed when--hls-ArSt-cenS
showed he lacked enough players
TO field a complete team.
A bed check at the Yankee
camp disclosed Just eight players
under the covers. And Joe isn't
certain how many more Will turn
up. Among the Yankees in war
plants and not expected 10 APP
pear at Atlantic City are Frankie
CrOsetti, first string ShortStop,
outfelder Johnny LindelI, pitchers
Charley WenSloH, Marvin Breuer,
Johnny Murphy and Willis Baker.
The Yankees announced they
signed another catcher. Joe
Glenn, a caStof from the 1888
team, who has been with Kansas
CITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
BY HAROLD KAHL

With only Is games to 60 and
only two separating the first
three teams the pressure will be
on again for Cheno- Trombly,
Stroh and +. & r. in The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic bowling
matches at Palmer Park Recrea-
ton tonight.
To such an extent. Chene-Trom-
bly, and Strohs. defending cham
pion, may be tied. with +. & 3.
only a step behind afterEthe spill
ing is over Simply because
Chene- Trombly the leader since
Nov 2, catches the toughest
opponent Of the three. Murdoch.
Joe PauluS' bows will be favored
tn-&In-tha--eaa-eaHeT-bat-they
will have 70 fight for il.
That odd game may not be
enough from preventing Stroh
from claiming share no the
drivers seat via sweep since
MlncraliteS are not the team Of
other years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Bob I a|es
Johnny Rjsko
Just Can't See
Present Fighters
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

Johnny Riske, once Gieve-
lands famed bouncing baker
boy" was a visitor in Detroit
yesterday.
"Jawn" was here as the man.
ager Of Johnny Lawer, also OF
Cleveland. who won a decision
over Sammy Hughes Of Detroit
last night at Arcadia.
Although his loyalty naturally
was with LAYER, Risko, who
watched the fight from a ring
side seat, could not conceal his
disgueSt with the showing Of
both men.
There was one thing about
the old baker boy" He Chal-
lenged them all, and il made
no difference how tough they
might be he was in there
betting away.
There just aren't any fight
ers around" he said. THE bows
do the best they can. But
most OF the fights these days
are pretty terrible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
VIII Miss Him

For his three bouts with
Bean Iack-ia the laSt-ia
months. which drew slightly
over 1902 600. Bob Montgomery
earned around SIS. 600 Il am
going 10 miss the Beau when
he goes into service. - Mont
gomery said ruefully in Phila-
delphia recently He's been
a good meal ticket 10 me
Manic Singh, the cobra
deathlock" specialist who used
70 wrcSUo Al Arena Gardens in
Detroit. is making Philadelphia
his base There were %
fouls called in the basketball
game between Notre Dame and
New York University recently
20 against the Irish While
his wife was IN the hospital
having a baby. Gil DoddS, mile
runner. cooked his own meals
rather than eat in restaurants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Bill Eddy Returns

Bill Eddy. one time star in
Detroit rings is back from the
army because Of an Hiling car.
and VIII resume boxing He
will be managed by Bill Stew
art Charley Peterson, trick
shot billardlSt includes about
$50 fancy shots in his roper
TORE
Marjorie Rowe. former De-
troit golfer who recently advo-
Gated girl pros for golf clubs,
got quick action Margaret
TroeCer. one Of South Bends
outstanding golfers. has been
named pro at the Studebaker
course i',--t.ttrt-- rfty'--.--:-t trTrre'
NanuSh IS back At Roanoke.
Va Of The Piedmont League as
playing manager Wouldn't
IL be funny If Hcinie were
drafted 10y The Tigers or
would d.?
Mike Capriano'S correct name
IS Aiichaelaneelo Buonarotti di
Simoni but In is no handicap
10 him -Whnp-+t- comes 10 asking
percentage for his fighter. Jake
LaNotta An Mich5ciange4e-
wants tor Jacob 10 fight Jose
Basora Is an per cent of The net
gate winch. IN other words
means LsMotta doesn't want
any part Of the Puerto Rlcan
II De can get away from him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Seeking
Revenge
BY JAKE BERsON

Revenge for its only defeat in
football last fall will he one Of
DENLY Highs chief aims when il
meets Hamtramck Friday night
at Central in one Of the four
Metropolitan League basketball
playoff contests.
Regulars on the DENLY quintet
are five football players who were
IN the Tar lineup that dropped a
24-l2 decision 10 Hamtramck on
the gridiron, SDoiling an other
wise perfect record.
DENLY will enter Fridays game
favored, the TarS winning an
eight Of It's LEAGUE games. Ham
tramck dropped two games, both
10 Northern.
Other games Friday are Mac
kenzie rs. Southwestern AZ Coo
ley; Northwestern vs.. Central al
Mackenzie, and Northern vs..
Southeastern AZ DENLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
AiIing Arm May
Halt PETE Fox

EVANSVILLE, March II
Pete Fox, former Tiger and now
witty the Boston Red Sox, is suf-
fering from A strange malady
which in addition 10 battling doc
tors. threatens 10 cut short the
outfieldcr's baseball career
Fox. whose home is in Evans
vile, a daily visitor 10 the local
ball park where the Tigers are
training, revealed a swollen and
weakened left arm.
The ailment has 70 do with the
blood vessels IT the arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
r PINnS Double Schedule

I'VE will likely have two
complete teams this fall. One
will take part in the summer
practice and play the games
up to Oct. %. The other will
take on from there and finish
the season"
The school year ends Nov.
/ and most of the navy and
marine trainees will leave
then, with a new crop taking
over. Also a big group Of stu
dents will finish their work.
we hope to schedule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

service team for one of the
early games" Crisler said.
THE two open dates are Sept.
Is and %. As Camp Grant
will be out of competition this
fall, either Iowa Prefiight or
Great Lakes will likely get
one of the dates. The other
will be filled by a college as
yet undetermined. "
The date Of Oct. 81 will be
left open as it is examination
week at Michigan.
The Wolverines will likely
skip spring practice and start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

their summer session July 3.
Under the new conference
rule, as yet unratified by the
faculty committee, the sum-
mer practice is unlimited.
Crisler plans summer drills
for about six weeks and then
a rest until three weeks be-
fore the opening contest.
crisler reported most of his
fellow football mentors are
most optimistic about football
this fall. No teams will be
loaded with material as were
Michigan and Purdue last fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
SpOr
New TIGER Has
Been Pitching 20
or His 81 Years
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE March "a 49,
Wafer Soon Boon Beck
veteran right handler now with
tHe. Tigers has been pitching
f1r 20 wears although De IS Only
81 wears Old Beck has been
with four bic league clubs and
il MINOR leagues Joe LouS
WIS recently boosted 10 staff
sergeant Jimmy Orlando
= ~ .--4-------
tre biggest crowd m MIL his
f--y 10 SSe customers 20 a
Black Havks game IN chicago.
George T7rn8SSu~ manager
cf Ia8r Zurta now MIA
Lightweight champion wired
SICK Londes ho would consider
t.e -pctra.t promoter $4,000
offer to meet Mike Della after
March 81 The California
manager is waiting 10 soc II
Ia4H gets sammy AREotts
spot against Boh Mont gomery
IA Madison Square Garden,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
HOSTETTER ARRIVES

A sixth baseball veteran who
reported yesterday was Charles
HoStetter, 3S-year-old outGelder
who has had long experience in
the minors. including bitches with
Tulsa and Galveston in the Texas
League. Recently he has been
playing semi-pro ball around
Wichita. Kan, his home city.
The arrival Of HoStetter came
about the time another veteran.
Zion CChieD Eogsett. was added
TO the Tiger roster. HogSett who
formerly pitched for the Tigers,
Browns and Senators, last season
chucked for Minneapolis and IN
dianApoliS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Has Few Marks

For a man who has engaged
IN over 300 ring battles against
the toughest men IN the world
az the time, Rlsko is marked
very little
lie is we'll dressed. smokes the
best cigars and looks like an
average businessman.
Johnny keeps his weig
down real well lie has a nice
home in Cleveland and although
he doesn't boast about H. he
invested wisely and is set for
the rest Of his life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Dan H0Wloy. the old Tiger
coach who died few days ago,
was around The major leagues
for some timc-aS 2 manager
and PLAYER AS wcll as a coach.
Always though i'm tanning
bcc> IN later years he invariably
got 20 talking about The Ind.an-
apolis team which won the
American Association cham
pionShip IN 1903 Called II the
greatest minor league team ever
assembled and had plenty OF
arguments 10 back his claims.
The team was 50 good that
Howlcy was only the second
catcher-relief man for Paddy
Livingston. who later helped
the Athletics win pennants.
The shortStop on that Indian
apOlls team was a peppery
youngster named DOME Bush.
OF course you'll remember him.
Also. A big sOuthpaw pitcher
named Rube Marquard.---Res
member?
Like Livingstone, MarQuard
and Bush went to the majors
after their brilliant play with
Indianapolis. As a member az
the Giants, Marquard was one
of the games greatest south
paw pitchers, and Bush immedi-
ately became a sensation with
the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, March II
Michigan will play two foot.
ball schedules this fall, accord
ing 20 Fritz Crisler. football
coach and athletic director,
Our card has eight games
al present. Wen add two
more before long, giving us
the maximum of 10 allowed
ny the Western Conference
rules. This will be divided
into two schedules of five
games each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Klein WresfIes Jones
AT FairVieW Tonight

Louis Klein will wrestle the
muscular Rough Rufus" Jones in
-tha- S!xtaen@A-defense- ef hts -ifFVS
belt az the Fairview Gardens to-
night, the bout being two in three
falls, one hour time limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Jose Bdsord Stops
Harold Smith in 3rd

PHILADELPHIA, March II
fINS) 40 Jose BaSora Puerto
Rlcan better, emerged tho victor
today from a scheduled lO-round
windup az the Philadelphia arena
last night In which he chopped
down Harold fJamaica) Smith an
70 Of The f6lTd SfanZa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Lou Woods Signs
For La Motfd Bout

CHICAGO. March 10 GNS) -
Jake LaMotta of New York was
matched IN meet Sgt. Lou Woods
Of Detroit m a 10-round fight
MalEh- q al The Chicago Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

submarines
Ships and
tanker were
gong dow 20
within sight
Of our beaches
when Fred
ora turned
ever ms btt-
foot yaWl TO
the co asst
guard during
th q summer
CYIIg cf1gfZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Senior Golfers:

Open tenth annual mid-winter
tournament in Sebring, Fla. to-
morrow all entrants are past
80 years of age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
POISED

Despite a chilling wind,
"sPFiHg practice" came to
Northwestern Field yester-
day. George Phillips is
picking out one to his
liking, with Don ObersOn
behind the plate, and Don
McKrell waiting his turn
for a few ticks at bat.
The boys hope to be out
every day now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Wish Had Right Idea
HUT Wrong Church

EVANSVILLE March 14-Rober McNeill lefthanded
pitcher from Detroit eced by headmaser Wish Egan for
being late for practice Sunday.
You know Robert" the kindly Egan said the
youth, you could have gone earlier They have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Night Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daly rt'nfs In the
Night Edition only the name 0f horse
which race experts fee ~ among the out
standing bets Of the day
The code key appears each nIRht ir the
Eight star and Red Line editions. a mum
Der corresponding 20 each letter ~ the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY ~
The NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
IN CODE. Tomorrow cncR follows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
IN ALL GAMES

WHO nave played IN every game
for tho Red Wings this year.
Adam Brown and Harold Jackson
being Tho others He is leading
Tho club In scoring with 81 goals
and IS assists for 81 points. as
against IS for Joe Carvcfh, his
nearest rival
DcfenSeman Bill QuackenhuSh.
AS7ttt Howe ami Murray Armstrong
were LiScomhe'S closest rivals in
the voting which decided the
award LiScombe'S ability As a
money player. his recent out
standing play on the road and his
willingness 10 serve in any posi-
tion helped brine him the award.
The bond award makes this a
profitable season Tor the 29-year-
cid + Se-PoHnfcr from Gait, who
has been with Detroit since the
1898 season He is now shooting
for his second point bonus. Man
ager Jack Adams having set up
another incentive for him after he
passed his first bonus mark in
mid-ScaSon.
t1SCOmbe is The fourth recip-
lent OF the Jacobson Trophy. It
was first awarded by the sponsor,
one of Betroit's foremost hockey
fanS 10 goalie Johnny Mowers in
the l940-4l season. II was given
10 Mowers rs the outstanding
rookie of the year in protest
against the award OF the Calder
Cup 10 Johnny GUILTY Of Montreal
in a ballot which took only one
vote from Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

She Was one % a large fleet
Quickly taken 10 the Eastern
coast.
Her bright paint vsrnlsh and
chrome uss daJbed With wars
drab colors. Fred Ford Jr, 20,