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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
ANA Active AGAIN

The Automobile Ma.nufac-
turerS Association, which was
superseded during the war by
the Automobile Council for War
Production, has come 70 life
again. II has opened offices in
the Boulevard Building and is
becoming active IN automotive
affairs.
Representatives Of the ANA
met last week with the NADIA
postwar planning committee TO
discuss d Sposal of surplus
automotive equipment Also dis
cussed were problems Of recon-
structlon in the auto plants and
the removal of restrictions on
car sales after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Soldier Incident
Carries Moral
For Firms, Labor
BY B. {. FORBES

a young man. who was rejected
when he volunteered for service
on graduating from college. shout
dcrcd obligations 10 buy a buSi-
Re--5 t Ia alter ttt--tt1ry- rtrTttrrt- -fHTv
meant closing out AZ a loss. A
New York bank continued TO
charge him the same interest on
a loan But when. after year or
more, ne kicked. IL ~ once re-
duccd tho Iatc. n-.-.--
This incident carries a moral.
for employers and labor leaders
alike.
More than a quarter Of a CEN
fury ago this writer cNhortcd IN
duStry 10 treat u, workers better
warning
Unless Industry does more
for its own, politicians will one
daN step I'm and do the job I'm a
way industry won't like"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
80 10 Graduate

BAY CITY. Jan ~ Com
mcnCgWeRi Ceremo nIyS have
started here for the smallest md
year graduating class from Cen
trail Ii.Ch school In a. decade.
Tho Rev. Homer y Mitchell
preached the 0accalaurCatc ser
mon 10 the So graduate, az West
minister Presbyterian church, last
night They graduate Thursday
evening. 6V
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
No Agreement Reached:

ON The status OF Sammy NuCott
and Beau Jack for their Friday
nights fight Abe Greene of The
MIA Is willing to recognize win
ncr as champion Gen John J.
Phclan of the New York commits
sion says the bout Will not be
recognized as a title affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Controllers Meet Jan. Is

The regular meeting of'the De-
troit Controllers Group VIII be-
held january rs al HuylerS IN
the Fisher Building. Fred VI.
Boyer OF the Detroit Insurance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
MercuriO Five Tops
Times Pin Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

Jack Dattilo'S Mcrcurio BroS'of
Tho Greater Detroit All-Star
Ocague today is The new Glass A
icadcr I'M The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes after another big
Weekend of bowling at the Inf-
pcrial Recreation
Mercurio sailed nv Joe PauluS
Chcnc-Tromhly Recreation when
il closed with 1909 after 99l. I53
for a 2912 total Warren Hoffman
uTd the best sticking with ~ 2I3
i'm 625. followed by Joe Costa with
Sos and Adam Boiler, SOB
Clarence krajcnke'S 20t. 235 In
6.lS gained ms team third on 27Sl
Charley Rabaut'S 23i, 2O9 in Inc
same total enabled Twentieth
Century 10 take over fourth On
27I9 Dick Krakow'S city cham
pionship club landed sixth on 26SS
and Joe Jo,cph'S Harvln> Of Lam
sing seventh on 26il
CUTLER HITS 255
Thirteen changes were made
among the leaders in the other
Glasses. bat ait ftr,t-piacc fIves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
HARMFUL TO PUBLIC

Los Angeles asks
is there not AN opportunity
here far the American Economic
Association. or some similar or
ganiLatiOn. 10 do for economists
what the American Medical
Association has done for physi-
clans in the way of limiting q.
quackery
Answer You are right IN com
planning that many persons are
La1Ils1- ecnnnn+etS- although --ttttt-v
have no framing or understanding
OF economies This is harmful In
somewhat the same way as J.
Quackery IN rnedIclnc Promises
of freedom from want. and pres
criptonS of debt and fiat currency
are much like advertising that YOU
can make people popular or grow
haF-o0- bald heads
But economies INVOLVES human
wants and social relations in a
way that docs MOI apply 10 mcdi-
cine As a science n must rely
more on subjective analysis II
cant experiment aS readily and
effectively As physicians can.
Above an the individual doeSn I
necessarily die on suffer pain II he
takes the wrong economic medi-
cine So ! doubt that an aSSocla-
ton 10 include only certified
economists would work. Maybe.
however. there should be- another
economic association to bring to-
Ccther and encourage truly SCien-
t6c economists. Tho present
American association takes in
practically any one who pays s..
and ! believe thar IL encourages
only a certain brand Of economies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

puInc pcn $500 6pArOr AvCHUt
] NlNOL NlO' ~ rs k1rt-h1 Po'f'
o0'r ea-tr1 rro', 't.ti5 81" and After o.
gunrf, Hs'sufa.i Cocktail loro1'
MN prInu 10000 wtYtps E.ar
PklM btAGh NICHOLS ~ 5.slgs
Omen Bo.peg Teaa, u.u p@ After 90 Ur.,
Ir,usr',Q-, b. 40 Os'sor wsesdas'. 2.S p "
PALMER PlRg~aas.5s,,,s s 4 -. .s1r ~ 10 so
o. BfurtsIts AuHt Bar - tom opfo Bo-i-
10 20 o. ,rp Ns-fr's pars,no
Pl kY0tUN ~. Ios ~ ssS'4g VA ''''
Open Daily, Until Z A. NJ.
RAINBOW rec. $3.50 seAr'or Ay O., &"
Orgs BOW lts6 WtRE TO-DAY UHrlt g y"
Ali DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RsDF0Pn PpC 1850 Gesttso etyfe Ayt.
OPEN BOWLING btPf TO-DAY UNTIL PH
Az DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIVIERA REC. 70 "s s'. A. s's ooTl.s AVE
Open Basltr0 TO-DAY NOM d. Noon Until O.
- " sHd are. I hu Oay SAT- a sur
Dnylt $500 maNtSri0Ut. near f warren
0ul Al % ALLEYS NJ t
oosr ea~t.ea TODAY Fran rN Until Pm
Saturday, or ~uHusts i1 a Or
SpplucWIlLS Lzl seElNA.tlls-- AXt-
open Bo~Uro Az DAY Saturday, and SuodaSs
tH liarHa weekday, 1tl F. After CO.
STAFF FAIR n'oa wooowAeo 70 pR
90 ALLEYS or oo,a Ba&nra Monday rhrouah
ruday A. q 200 ~ rros INSTRUCTIONS Afternoon,
TWENTIETH CENTURY VA" " a'I. ;, A 81 ss;i
opsr aue,, TODAY .Ur'u Gro p n ana After
% All pp SAT srt sun Plery Of pi0boys.
VICTORY 3 -, all IN 4" - 0' 9.,,s.
oPts BOWLING rooAY UNrtl - ", AL
DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL 'i a5oF.tAiS StSI o.
opeN Bo~itaa TO-DAY RON 90 ~ to $3.50
p.aS\and Ate. 90 Az o., sat a Sue cH 1920
WAVES SCB00I s'eoo.,,.',' a, 60. a.sr
Private lessons Anerrorfs WAYNE sPAULDlNG,
Instructor oaeo ao~iioa p. n. TN p. n.
WEST DETROIT Wv wto Sl6s!'S es S Si5,.
oPtN now NC rQnAY\S y MlUHTIL
ceoslsG an oN Saturday, sod. Sunday,
vnnur DIR cA0ituR At EvAssros
fUUUL nLG, D. tANFs NJ $40
Entertainment Nightly!
WURn'S SINCE 1883 ''o % a ,.,I
Open Bo~tira TO-DAY UruF " After ~
Cocktail BOUNCE oraan Music Jscslisrt FOOD
CONSULT THIS DIRECTORY
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

Answer 11 not affected by
public interest would eliminate
Your bIg OIL company public utility
companies. railways and possible
banks Those may do we'll for a
time but why choose them when
there arc so many others
~ Little dependence on labor.
would exclude coal and automobile
and airplane stocks Companies in
Detroit aid the Pacific Northwest
may be regarded with caution az
present
ca Assured demand" would.
by rs lack eliminate your break
faSt-food concern ANY branded
product for which numerous sub
St'uteS exist and which depends
or fadS and styles. may lose lis
market Perhaps certain cement.
machinery and phcmicai or drug
concerns. wosd, meet my ,pcGfi-
cations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Detroit Stocks

sales %ef
in l.tts H3sa Low - 90 chg.
Gar Wood 10
Der Neh sN a.. g.
Univ c'o.ff B <rlsr,p , 4''...t'
Init lnduif 81 ar....,
Diyidends In the foregoing table are ths
amounts declared or paid 20. far, thi. year.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICT OF TERMINATIoN or
CORPORATE ENi~TfNGF
TO ALL CREDITORS or GRALAP
CORPORATIONS
s. Pursuant o. ne requirement. 81 Act -.
1850 OF ~ fiuh'L Acts NJ HifhiEsV f1r
1913 any creditors 20 Gra.au crrparsflon
are hereby notified mat irs existence -
ne C0rpafafIun Was terminated Deem
hrr 5i 1888 49, are hereby r4fussf - -
present fhrlf Gains 81 the feEfsfsL4f
1fhCs ~ the Cooperation i3s0 Ssfi1sal
Rams Building Detroit "a. AchjEsn. o.
or before Janusry 81 1854
IF. GRALAP CORPORATIONS
~ George Hsggasey.
Dated: ls1usrv "a. isfG yvesSfreS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
The has two types of in experimental service
~ providing "A decided the
aanA NJ A--.. ....-.-. M.

COACHES Iecpeu lart- The d8pcX-Toomctte o. car,
postwar period AGENCIES compel ing with
another customer, dollar VIII another As
Kelly phra>cd coming competition those TWO
character of postwar planning Tor new
an
f.ai-pIlrar win air travel bat in
and other sales factors the COM
tn0 the pullman
travel business, suffering uncomTsnSacd competitive dis
advantages hand officials predicting
potentially penetrate into 81 per cent
81 o ir-t-cia-> traffic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Says Economic
Differences Bar
World New Deal
BY LEWIS HN\EN

Professor ~ Economics y University
a Washington ID c. raajCr
asks
What do YOU consider 90 h.
the chances that world New
Deal will be set up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

unnuI prr $500 MICHIGAN AVE.
oPGN BONttNG TODAY SION 90 4"
UNrlL s.pm safu,dau Svrdsn Urtl "
AMBASSADOR ' i1ss SIsA1 st 80 re-
oPEs BOWLING TO-DAY u"ftL
go after % AL DAY sat ard su-
pFhG0N REC ytR .,-. AZ ~ArtR"AS
ppEs BouLthG rooAY usrtL 6.H g. ~
opsrirg, tor Morning ard Ausr1oon Lsasus'
ROWL-O-DROAE , e. a.r ~. no S... 49,
Open Bowling al All lines!
CAENE- TRONBLY >. A as s75 81 $40
CErER .5--HkhntCAP TOURHANTNr
ENTRY BLANKS SOW AVAtLABLE
CREST LANES 'OI9' stosys /" 40 40 3 F.S''
Bo-isrs pa-sd" vnt Our stag Bu aed
Cocktail toune- EEVER A Dull ~OMt"T
DENNY as" . .trr9t =. q s s!is RIO
opsr gl~u-a TO-DAY Uru p ard Ao'r
q pa home Of tt' famou' aa's''-o. -cs's'sa
DETROIT RECREATION ss tA'ay'5 q t A5
Open Bowling Today-All Day!
DEXTER REC. oes sI5s, q oOsrqy 9 ,-s.9,
Open Bowling ToddY-HTT Day!
GiRDEE REC ' ef S2S9rt9O ,o1 q io'''
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON uh1tL g. =.
AT oAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
GRAND CENTRAL 80" f ~ 20, eA'N
rlsasur. 70 Bo. al ou,sis, Ausy, IN Detroit
ftoelirrf Transportation Bus ard suesiraf
cpEAT IYCc 10 BALrlmORE
unLAl lAhL0 woodward Ma $3.50
oosN Bouu0a--lo Alless in RoN-urH SEQ
ard After % 3 --Coct'au Bar
NMPERAL REC, 't essGTast SS'U oeAT sl9'
le N0otpS EkLtYS\
opsn t.sg nm goiH slonishi MA etge
]. J. MILLETT'S 87 I rs .as,l5 ave
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC, 20 20 T goStIsS a iip
Cocktail tguoos Murray sit2
us2s Eau Isnsrson At Ess,lp~n
lUCkf SIRlEt 1st sISO. ~ S,ssss
oPta BOWLING DAILY IRON 10 A ~ ON
p BRUNSWICK LANES BAR
MT, ELLIOTT REC. ''1 Ix ". !. , s55'oT'
Open ALLEYS A UniH p. " ard After ~.
4 Vnt Our Cocktail touoos tSeellsgt Food
OLYMPIC REC. "1T 10 a.. AZ 60 sly5H
o. Alisys Ssu and Modern Rathsksilsr. 0pe0
Bosnnt AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays,
puhcE. nlY isis " yIesoR eleEwAY
oPEs BOWLING HERJ roDAYa AFTER 9 40
r. N. AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
SELECTING STOCK

Nandcrgrift Pa asks
How 10 apply your three
rules for choosing stock for
Investment ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Livestock Market

II '-fffff fTr''--tfTC- TJT0yr- yTJggKCf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Unions Oppose
PWs in Factory
BY Bob Kane
By Zane Grey

BATTLE CREEK Sept. l.
Battle Creek labor has gone on
record opposing the attempt Of A
local manufacturing company 70
put German prisoners Of war At
work alongside the regular work.
crS.
The action was taken last night
~ q meeting OF The Battle Creek
United Labor Council after the
local War ManpoWcr Commission
had asked for an expression from
the unions on their attitude to-
ward using war prisoner labor IN
factories
According 10 John W. Ford.
president Of the council the labor
shortage IN Battle Creek is not
acute enough for SGch move. Nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Your Carrier
A YOUNG BUSINESSMAN

introducing Another Busy, Better
Boy =. A Detroit Times Carrier
By I'm SLOWER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
ADVERTISEMENT

Here's = situation IN excite the
sympathy Of every Wheaties eat
er. Imagine missing that whole
grain nourishment and delicious
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Missing
Filler Slain
RATTLE CREEK so

BATTLE CREEK Sept !
s sgt Donald Mcneil u. Fly
ing Fortress gunner reported
missing last April, has been killed
by the Germans. the International
Red Cross informed Sgt. Mcneil S
wife LOIS. today.
a brother. 5 SGT Arthur Nc
Neil. now stationed al Kellogg
Field was the first nior decorated
at the base for hcrolSm IN air
combat
Pvt. Wendell l.. Brltten %. of
West Leroy. has been awarded
the Bronze Star for heroiSm m re-
moving wounded on the Nor
mandy beachhead on D-Day His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

NCV showed,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
4 WISHING WELL a

ERE pleasant little game mat give
every day numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
fortune Count the letters first the number
letters subtract the number less
The result number start the upper left
check
numbers left right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you. a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
MdIIedb|e PI dnt
To0pen Monday

SAGINAW. Sept Saginaw
Malleable Iron Division OF Cen
eral Motors is the only major war
plant IN the city scheduled 10
operate through the Labor Day
holiday
Included among those listed to
observe the holiday by closing are
Chevrolet foundry and service
parts. WilCoN-RiCh. WlckeS Bros,
Baker Perkins. Saginaw Steering
Gest plants and Saginaw Prod
uCtS.
Chevrolet transmission plans
were not definite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Take Tired,
Burning. Feet j.
off Your Nerves

Aliens Foot Ease has been bringing re-
lief and comfort to tired. burning feet ioI
over 40 wears. Sprinkle il on your feet and
into your shoes. and enjoy the refreshing
comfort il brings while you stand Ions
hours at your work. Even stitf, heavy. new
or tight-htting shoes lose their terror when
YOU use Aliens Foot-Ease. But good old
Aliens does even more. il acts 10 absorb
excessive perspiration and prevents often.
,ive foot odors. Helps keep feet. socks and
stockings dry and sweet. For real foo, COM
fort, remember its Aliens foot-Ea you
want. Get II today at all druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Saginaw Reopens
Registration Places

SAGINAW. Sept THE city
today reopencd registration places
and announced that delinquent
voters will have until oct. % 70
register for the Nov. Z general
election.
City Clerk Frank Nejderstadt
said that registrations would he
accepted At his office in the city
hall and IN the nine municipal
fire stations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

use, TO buy War Bonds and for savings
He own, 500 m bonds, h" Sl25 N
the bank.
Rovcll r student Ar Wingert school
wants 10 be an engineer. HIS ta,orte
SUBJECT Is mlthcm1trc, lI, ambition Is
to attend college a. Howard Uover,tv.
1hcma like, 70 carry newspapers be-
cause of the opportunity It gives hum va
meet and deal With people IN actual buG-
re,, trinaciion,. tic :, IS. 1--we, ar eoe4
Hirtiord ,,enur, attends church recu.
lsrLv az Tlhernl.Ie RantiN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

SAGINAW. Sept. 1~Heavy
rains yesterday morning cut down
the expected deadllne business A.
the local auto license bureau.
Nearly 1000 Saginaw County cars
lack plates for the second half
Of the year il was estimated by
Henry J. DeGeus. bureau man
ager Nearly that many were sold
during the past two days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
1000 InSIiai,I Z airs
Lack New Plates

LANSING Nept The score
tary Of states office reported
today that At least 5000 residents
OF Lansing and lngham County
had failed 10 purchase their new
auto license plates As the deadlne
passed last night Police authori-
ties Indicated they would impound
all cars found operating on ak
pred half-year tags.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

The Lost Secret Of Treasure
Mountain. Warren Hall Says
Maybe Old Hermit Morrow
Learned From Caribou's Ghost
Where Another Silver TroVe
Lay, but IL He Did He Took His
Secret to- the Grave. In The
American weekly. Great Maya
zine Distributed With This sun
DAYS Issue Of the Detroit
SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
By i'm STOW
TEItbNt.t
ROWEI.I.

lie incrca,ed his
business from 50
10 80 customers
IN the Is months
he Ia, been a car
ricr IN otten
street. HIS route
nrontS average 81
ueeL uht h he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Black Market Penalized

BOSTON. Sept. I CUP) Black
marketcerS in New England have
paid a total Of $500. 900 10 the
government a. penalties for ra-
tiening violations, a recent sur
Nev showed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
ADVERTISEMENT

second helping" flavor. Don't do
II. Drop into your grocers for
milk. fruit. and Wheaties. Break
fast Of Champions To-Day, sursI
Evening star., 1944-09-20
World SoftbaII Fields
Down 10 Z Teams
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 20. - The
world softball championship field
was reduced to II teams-six apiece
in the mems and women's division
as the tournament entered the
quarter-final stage.
Only two undefeated clubs re-
manned in each bracket. The Ham,
mer Army Air Field Club of Fresno,
Calf. defending titlists, and the
Fort Wayne IndD Zollner Pistons
have three straight victories in the
mems division.
In the women's division only the
Stamford Conn Nutmegs and the
Portland aOreg) Lind g. Pomeroy
entry have unmarried records. Each
team has won three games.
Todays pairings with won and loss
records:
Toronto; Ontario CD, vs.. Columbus
Phoenix, Ariz. CD, VS.. Toronto, On
tario CD. women,
D Salt LAX Lake City CITY CD VS.. cranston'
Cleyeland CD VS.. Omaha, Nebr.
CD. women. ,;
ner Salt Lake City -Cranston game, men.
Winner Proenix- Toronto game VS.. win
ner Cleyeland-Omaha game women.
Stamford, Conn. GO, VS.. Portland,
Hammer Air Field go VS.. Fort
Wayne GO, men.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Illinois and Indiana
Collide Saturday

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20-The third
wartime Western Conference foot
ball race opens Saturday as two
frisky so-called dark horses"-In-
diana and Illinois. 72-o and 1910
winners. respectively, in non-league
inaugurals Saturday, collide at
Champaign.
The lone conference encounter
however, must share the sectional
spotlight with extra -curricular &C
tivities involving the conference CO.
champions. Purdue and Michigan.
The Boilermakers and new Coach
Cecil Isbell make their debut a,
Great Lakes against the Bluejack-
cts, who showed off impressively
with an underwraps, $40 romp over
Fort Sheridan.
The Wolverines, who clipped the
Iowa SeahawkS' wings, 1877, in the
opener for both, launch the season
for a potentially strong Marquette
eleven at Milwaukee.
Two other conference teams start
with Northwestern entertaining De
Pauw Friday night and Minnesota
playing host to the Seahawks Sat-
urday.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Tigers Ride High as Mats Nail Browns and Yank Bosox Slip
Niggeling SporkIes in Thinning
Battle Won With 6-Run RuIlv

break the Scoreless deadlock and
the Mats parade was on.
George Myatt walked to fill the
bases and Joe Kuhel singled to right
to send two more home, Myatt to
third and Galehouse out of action.
Stan Spence opened against the
relieving caster with his third hit
and second double against the right
field barrier to tally Myatt. Gil
Torres then singled to chase in the
last two scores before Ortiz, up for
the second time in the round, rolled
into the third out.
Simply Overpowered.
The Browns simply were over
powered. on Niggeling they had
hit safely in only two rounds, the
seventh and the tenth. They didn't
get q man on first base until after
two were out in the fifth when
George McQuinn walked. The first
hit came in the seventh, clean sin
gle by Kreevich. A bunted single
by Zarilla followed, but neither run
ner advanced as the next three bat
ters were taken over.
The Mats did get break in the
tenth When the Browns filled the
bases with two out from Stephens
infield single and intentional passes
to McQuinn and Pinch Batter Gene
Moore. Here Galehouse smashed
toward shortstop, but the ball hit
McQuinn running up from second,
and he was automatically out.
Galehouse was peppered by the
Mats from the second inning on, but
they never had any semblance of a
scoring punch over the first ten
rounds. In all, they got a dozen
hits, including triple and three
doubles, all but two OF the hits of
Galehouse.
Once in the first 10 innings the
Mats had the bases filled with two
out and twice they had two on, each
time with two out.
but they certainly had the punch
needed in the eleventh to make the
Browns way to flag-if they are
to get one--plenty tough.
Another semipro has come I'D to
the Mats for trial. He's Wally
Holborrow. pitcher. Vernon
Curtis, hurler recalled from Mime
apolis last week, rejoined the club
last night after being AWOL several
days. Second Baseman Fred
Vaughn also checked in yesterday
but Manager Bluege doesn't know
why. :. Vaughn has a very sore
foot and before he left Washing
ton was told by the club surgeon
not to play any more this season,
Tonight, Mickey Haefner
1l-l3 will take the hill for the
Mats. -. Jack Kramer 14-13) has
been nominated by the Browns
pilot.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
|njury-RiddIed Bears
Fearful Of Packers
Ey the Associated Press,

COLLEGEVILLE, Ind, Sept. 20.-
A bear" story, no matter how you
take it, emanated today from the
camp Of the Chicago Bears, who
open defense Of their National Foot
ball League title against the Packers
at Green Bay, Wis, Sunday.
Co-Coach Luke Johnsos ANNOUNCE
ed the Bears injury-r -riddled back
field would be almost an all-rookie
combination against the Packers
who last Sunday launched the
league race with a lat win over
Brooklyn.
We'll need all the breaks-and
then we'll be lucky to win," moaned
Johnsos. Henry Margarita was
scheduled to start at left half in
place of veteran Ray Noting, who
suffered broken leg in an ex-
hibition game last Sunday, while
right half will be shared by two
reserves, AL Gyro and Doug Nc
Enulty, supplanting Ray Mclean,
also casualty.
Johnny Long. successor to Sid
Luckman, still is trying to win his
spurs at quarterback, which leaves
Fullback Gary Famiglietti the only
starting veteran.
Evening star., 1944-09-20
Hammer, II, ,NewPM Shortstop
Credited With Squirting Club
BY the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED FfeSS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-He's &
just II, but Granville Hammers
proving the Philadelphia Phillies
knew what they were doing when
they sent boy to do a mans job at
shortstop.
General Manager Herb Pennock
was talking about the Phils not
doing so we'll since regular Shortstor
Ray Hamrick went into the service
two months ago, and said:
Then we come up with this II
year-old boy and we win five in q
row. don't mean to say the boy il
great. He couldn't be with the little
experience he has had, but he made
a good start and it's lifted the whole
team"
A Richmond tVa.) product, Ham
ner never saw major league game
until he came here. He played his
first game with the Phils last Friday
and since then has made only
miscues in 81 chances.
Pennock says the boy "has a long
way to go, but with his physical
assets-good hands, strong arm and
ability to cover ground-he should
be able to help even while learning.
Hammer appears to be better
fielder than hitter right now, but
Manager Freddy Fitzsimmons says