davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

drum in FiHzers band on OPEN
ing day at the Trumbull avenue
palace Of fine baseball arts.
Forsyth also beat the drum
In two world SerieS-1g34 and
1885. on all of these occasions.
except for one hectic expert
ence. the musical engagements
were comparatively uneventful
The exception was IN 1885, when
the Tigers beat the Cubs and
won the world title.
THE crazy fans broke my
drum 10 bits that last day"
Forsyth recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
300 Scholars Meet at M

ANN ARBOR. March 1.-THE
first days meeting of the Michi-
gan Academy Of Science, Arts and
Letters saw the presentation OF
100 papers on selected fields Of
academic study here today More
than 300 scholars and educators
from every part Of the state are
meeting here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
674 Series-His Gift

James T. jackson, secretary of
the West Side Classic Bowling
League. gave himself a birthday
present of GA last night at Crest
Lanes, his highest series of the
current season. He had 226-215-
233. Neil Suddendorf of Index,
the league leader and probable
champion, made 633.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Unknown Golfer:

BOB HAMILTON. Evansville,
Ind. pro wins $1,000 war bond
first prize in North-South tourney
at PinehurSt. ~ with Has.
JIMMY JOHNSON, Pennington,
Mich. 3O4; EDDIE FURGOL. De-
frnn 207.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

sent 20 him by
Jack Kenney
outstand ding
New Yorker, of
Irish descent
and 3 oSton
training.
kenney & q I
the shamrock
directly from
Ireland, min d
YOU, right from
inc auld sod
itself And be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

nights battle
with powerful
: a & / n "A W
Arthur Hill in
a Class A semi
final game in
the state high
school basket
ball tourn a
ncnt here.
The Surpris-
ing De troit
quintet h w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

by Hughey Sy-
ron, caddie SUI
perintendent at
Detroit Golf
Club.
M ore boys
will be avail
able 49, nnaYbe
enough to go
around even
on the biggest
days 49, accord
ing TO Syron.
who each sea-
IL e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Beou Jack Fdpored:

At 1875 and odds may go 10 81
against BUNNY DAVIS in New
York tonight Bout will hit
Sl25, 900 gate $3.50 tickets
going for 50 bucks as fans sight a
knock acknowledgement scrap
BEAU has pulled in $Sl4,654 for
il fights in Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

At Sebring, Fla, quarterfinals
resulted in c II. JENNINGS. 66,
Of Roaring Gap. ~. G.. defeating
FRED L. RIGGIN, Port Huron,
one up. Golfers must be so TO
qualify.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
lib Pin Events OH Tap
BY HAROLD KAHL

Opening OF Stroh's defense of
lis state match game champion
snip against J. r. Berger and
the women's city at Great Lakes
will share the bowling spotlight
with the Women's State Tourna-
ment as 10 other events come in
for attention at various recrea-
tons here over the weekend.
over alleys II and u at the
Palace where they rolled 3l46
only last Sunday the Bergers hope
to gain a lead on StrOh 1T the
first half of their 1S-game series
tomorrow at 8 p. m. and Sunday
at 2:30 and s.
Five Class A fives. headed by
the Fanatorium Majors OF Grand
Rapids. Colonial and Palmer Park
of Detroit. are billed along with
nine good Class B outfits at
Olympic tomorrow al 9:15. The
FanatoriumS. who recently shot
1899 and 1853. have Marion Lade-
wig, top woman bowler in the
state with a 1S9 average, as their
ace. They are confident Of beat
ing the 2697 of Vernor's OF De-
frOit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
juvenile Boxing:

And wrestling out in New York.
when Senate turned down bill
which would have permitted IL
year-old boys TO engage profess
sionally in bouts: u was beaten,
3S TO 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

hospital room
IN ST al OF
paradinE IN a
NJ Us re lail b
uniform
or { n @
past 14ycaTS,
save one or
NV o OCCa-
SioDS Forsyth
q musician OF
note around
Detroit, has
beat the bass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Best Bets
United Press
TROPICAL PARK

i-MATApORA, Thalel. HI Kid
2-sCHWEBEL Y. TsntAlize,
Tyrone
OFFENSIVE. Rene b. Penomp.
LORD BART, The Watch Bottle
Imp.
page IL. Liberty Pan. Kinghsher
3 MARRIAGE. Calumet entry. Corydon
YES OR NO, Peace Eagle. Patron
Saint
s-RAPIDAMENTE, Snow Apple. Rest
Awhile.
BFgT-PENsIVE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
SpOrt
Ex-Drum Beater
Now Is Tigers
cam Trainer
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, Mar. - Be
ITE IT ETIEES StadllW on open
ing day viii be no novelty for
Or. Raymond Forsyth, tho now
Tiger trainer.
Only on The opening day AZ
the 1914 baseball season. April
is, Forsyth viii be maifre de.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
INJURED WHILE HUNTING

Humphrey is the 17-year-old
Garden City. Mich, outfelder who
shot himself accidentally in the
leg hunting in Northern Michigan
last fall. At the time il was
feared that even if he survived
the accident he might ''ever be
able TO play ball again. He is still
on crutches, however.
Jack Zeller announced that Red
Boron, a shortstop. was en- route
to camp from Wichita, Kan.
Boron, who played with the Fort
Riley team last year. has since
been given an honorable discharge
from the army.
O'Neill announced that six new
Tigers will see action on the
mound Sunday in the first intra-
club game of the training season.
For the regulars, managed by AL
Vincent Zeb Eaton, Ralph Siewert
and Bill Mosser Will pitch. Joe
Hare, Stanley McElmurry and Bill
Kasepchuk will hurl for the Yam
nigans, who will be piloted by Art
Mills, the clubs new coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Dick Degener in Of:

After pre-inductiOn exam yes
terday Detroit Athletic Clubs
Olympic diving champion couldn't
make il because of hay fever, bad
knee -. Hes married, has baby
boy and is working on a war job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Bob Tales
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EBITOR

Faith and begorra and bejab-
bers, if il isn't st. Patricks
Day. How do we know? Wen,
we bumped into Tomn1y Long.
as foine an Irishman a. ever
pulled on a boxing glove or
mixed zombie. last evening.
Tommy was handing out road
maps SO the Irish. who always
in the past gathered at his
downtown emporium. can. find
their way to his new guzzle
shop.
Shure, and the top of the
morning to you. Moving about
the rialto you run into Nicho-
las Londes, as foine an Irish
man as ever came out of Greece.
who says he is really cooking
up a fistic broth for the boxing
fans soon at Olympia.
Also uncovered the all-time
hardluck guy yesterday. He Is
head waiter in one of the better
downtown spots. For years this
gentleman, as foine an Irish
horseplayer as ever came out
of Belgium, has been trying to
put over a four-horse parley.
He finally clicked with fuarr
winners the other day. And in
the midst of his celebrating he
learns the bookmaker who took
his bet had dropped dead. And
this is on the level.
Into our office walked a swell
Irish miss. who handles pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
SH,0nrOcE; From Aud Sod EgMn'S Prize

EVANSVILLE. March ITO
DAY est Patrcks Day, as II you
didn't know IT'D Aloyyus Jerome
Egan, the venerable Tiger scout.
wore q real shamrock. IL vas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Shamrock Five
Saginaw
In SennifindIS
ToNIGHTS SEMFINALs
tGTIANsING VOCATIONAL

CLASS A-Dtfrou Catholic Central We
Sallrap Arthur HiI q.st. Kalamazoo
Contra. va NlskeF1r Heights. $50.
CLASS c. Lansing ST. MgvseTs FtlFrn.
-.1s Csps CITY IS. kalamaEoo 81, Angus
tine, taH
at LANSING STNToNA
CLASS Grand TaLlls ChLlsLLan VA
traverse Cty. e.tt; Trenton vs.. Marshau,
Class ID Detft ST. Josapnat Mus
kegea So Joseph. 7.i5. Leroy ~ Vow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Nv JAKE BERSoN

LANSING. March 17-Detroit
Catholic CentralS ShamrockS see
lucky omen in the day-St.
Patrick'S BAY as they await to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

be k n o W n
that b e tty
B u & b e e
flo m En-
~ with Bus
ter Crabbe's
Water Fol-
lies, will be
one Of the
six ou n &
Irish ladies
modelling fort
Harry Como
VPT HN1Rd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Metro. Mayo Latest
To Join Tiger Squad
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE March 17-Charley Eddie Mayo
additions the squad when the Tigers through their
daily
favor the Detroit athletes
o from ducah
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Rudy York will head q delega-
ton Of Tigers who will be guests
~ the army ~ Camp Breckin-
ridge. Ky, next Monday. kribs
OF Sturgis, Mich, who played
baseball with Stubby Overmire
at Western state, presented the
invitation In person at BOsse
Field here yesterday. Besides
York, the Tigers viii include
Paul Trout, Harold Newhouser
and Oyermire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

News for
Golfers
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Improvement in the caddie sit
1ation for this season is sighted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
DePdut u

Moved INTO Second round Of
National Invitation Basketball
meet. defeating Mueh'enberG. CO
As. at Madison Square Garden last
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
OAKLAWN PARK

1--ARIEB IMAGE, safe Bid. Sassy Pa
triciA.
MIGHT EDITOR Venci That a Boy
WOODFORD ANNIE. Bosweco. Door
NoCk
4--DOROTHY y. X. Travclalong, To-
mOca
5-MERRY SUNSHINE, Challenge Me,
Captain Eddy.
g-HiSTRONlC. Free Speech Aldrdge.
THE FINEST. Mono Flag, Traffic
Court.
s--HELEN s BOY. Fairhaired Boy,
BEST MERRY SUNSHINE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

where ne WORKED in a munitions
plant. He was given a leave Of
absence He also brought word
that while he may be placed in
la, his draft board at San Diego,
Cal. informed him that even if
selected he probably would not be
called for two or three months.
Metro. "a years old. is an out
fielder on whom Steve ONeilI has
been counting as a probable
regular.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
HAS 8 CHILDREN

Mayo, who came from his home
in Clifton, n. j.. is the new Tiger
infielder brought from the Louis
wife club of the American ASso-
citation. He has been working for
western Electric He is 30 and
father of three children He for
mefiy played with the New York
Giants and Athletics. In 1898, as
a member of the Los Angeles club.
he was voted the most valuable
player in the Pacific Coast League.
Though his playing has been
confined mostly 10 third base,
Mayo is also "A shortstop. This
is cheering news to the Tigers in
asmuch as that position is a cause
OF worry 10 ONeill since the
status of both Joe Hoover and
Joe Orengo is indefinite.
The Tigers also got more good
news in word that doctors at Ford
II o spital have said that Ken
Humphrey. a promising Detroiter.
will eventually be able TO resume
his baseball career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Stan McElmurry got his big
gfs' thrill IN baseball when,
pitching FOR Lansing. m an exhibit
ton game sganSt Great Lakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

last simmer, he struck out
Johnny Mize. Young McElmurry,
recruit in the Tiger camp here.
was in the navy for a year or
more. He was stationed al Nor
folk until discharged because Of
ear trouble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
DE LUXE SEEMS SAFE

The 39eS Of Lotus Burr's De
Luxe is expected to withstand the
attacks of Muskcgon and Battle
Creek quints in-the mems state
at Palmer Park where tho JAW
Go tourney will be active again.
T. q b will take on the Quarter
Century Club in a benefit match
for the latter's Servicemen'S Gig
aret fund at the Palace tomorrow
at S45p m.
Ssavy play also is carded in the
Times Sweeps az Imperial. HuS-
band and Wife and mixed doubles
at the Cadillac, $50 at Chene-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
MAY I have this dance, or
do you prefer tn sit II out?"

That foine and unpredictabls
mittster from Georgia. Beau
Jack. will not be a-wearing n
the green tonight as he goes
against that ring rascal, AL
Dummy Davis, Of the auld
sod, in New York's Madison
Square Garden. And now, my
fine-feathered Irish friends.
figure this one out. Beau Jack
just lost 10 Bob Montgomery.
BUNNY Davis knocked the
same Montgomery out in less
than one round. So tonight
Beau Jack is about 3 to /
favorite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

GeiseI reported having had
lunch with Herbie Lewis, for
mer Red Wing and Indianapolis
hockey manager, in indianapolis
the other day.
Lewis Is head of the person
mel department i'm one of the
indianapolis plants and doing
fine" GeiScl said.
The former umpire said In
diauapoliS, which is Detroit
farm OF the Red Wings, aver
aged something like 400
persons TN attendance during the
recent season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Il s. Ii PinI1len
Defend Lead

f & b holds a one-gane lead
over Stroh with "a to play when
competition resumes tonight in
the Greater Detro Bowling
League at Olympic Recreation.
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Parisclsan- vs. Olympic aNeya-l-e Palm
Reach VS. Murdoch 3-4. Stroh vs..
Kraetke, SIS. Mercurio VS.. Pepsi Cola Is;
Fife VS. Mccarthy, $40: r a B.vs. stand
ard, Ii-l2 Chene- Trombly " re LuSe-W
1914 De Luxe-D vs. Bergers At Olympic
Recreation 3745 National s4j . m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Frank Geisel, former Ameri-
can League umpire. who spoke
90 the Kiwanis Club here yes
terday noon, umpired for p
years, ~ in the big league and
nine in the minors. Geisel, who
lives In indianapolis, spends
much OF his time speech making
now. He bad five speeches this
week.
II made llS speeches in my
four months Of the of season
one year when I was umpiring,
Oeisel recalled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

all the luck Of the Irish 10 over
come the Saginaw entry unbeaten
lin 20 games and led by big Dick
( Rlfenburg, who alone has bagged
500 points this season.
one other Detroit school. st.
JoSaphats. reached the seminal
round in Class =. and meets
Muskegon ST. Joseph. A third
team from the metropolitan area,
/ Trenton. tangles with Marshall in
one of the Class & -highlghts.
POINTERS FAVORED
Catholic Central, underdog in
tournament play since it lost TO
| sSStt, Theresa in the Detroit Catho-
| lie League playoffs, last night
eliminated Crosse Pointe High at
Ferndale, 1920 The Pointers
HAD been favored 10 win after
capturing the Ferndale regionals.
Saginaw Arthur Hill, meanwhile,
whipped Flint Central, 40-35.
81. Josaphat's runnerup 10 Mt.
Carmel in the Third Division in
Detroit. defeated Harbor Beach
Our Lady, 24-21. Trenton moved
tup with a 1874 decision over
Flint Tech.
Two other Detroit fves failed
10 survive last nights quarter
finals Holy Redeemer lost TO
Marshall at Jackson. 1922. In
Class B, while st. Cecilia, which
did better than expected in the
tournament, fell before st. Mary's
of Lansing in Glass {, 1924.
CLASS A
Catholic Central 80, Crosse Pointe 20
Kazoo Central "a, Jackson 80.
Arthur Hin 40. Flint Central as
MuskeEcn Heights 2s, q. r. Union %
CLASS n
Trenton d. Flint Tech "a
Traverse City II, Alma "a.
Marshall a., Redeemer ~.
G. X. Christian %. Niles 90.
CLASS &
81. Mary's Lansing -, 81. Cecelia's "A.
Fulton ~ Pellston 20
ST. Augustine 40 Rockford 20,
Cass City IS, Lakeview %.
81 Josaphats -. Harbor Beach n.
Fowler rs. Clinton %.
Leroy 30 Fairview IS
MuskeEon ST. Joseph 80 Benton Har-
bor 81. John y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

In Irc IN thc lobby of the Nc
Curdy boarding house. He VIII
vet tc the death OF Stephen
Francs O Ncill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

goTsh. was that Egsn a proud
lad today, s-kicking up as heels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
FOR SATIRDAN

a-Msyfair stable and Margaret Mac
Calium entry
XApprgntice allowance claimed
Horses listed according 20 post posi-
lions
Weather. clear. track. fast.
Post D. m FWT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Def ROlT 10. Boston g.
Montreal 3 Chicago 2
TOMOKRON'S GAMES
New York M Montreal.
Boston a. Toronto
Chicago AZ DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Cpl. Les Mueller. Tiger pitcher,
currently in the services of Uncle
Sam al jefferson Barracks, ST.
Louis, worked out with the De-
troit squad yesterday. The cor
poral is on furlough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Great day in the morning,
have YOU seen what Manager
Bill McKechnie is doing with
his Cincinnati Reds? He has
them doing the rhumba during
their daily dance hour at the
clubs spring camp at Bloom
ington. Ind.
Anything can happen when
the dignified deacon goes for
this. Can't you picture Steve
O'Neil putting this system into
the Tiger workouts? / want
10 be there when that foine
Irish boy. Rudy York. walks
over TO that other bouncing lad
\
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18
Bruins 'Kdyoed,'
Wings Watching
For P|dyoff Foe
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

VIII the Toronto Maple Leafs
or the Chicago Blackhawks come
into Olympia TO- the first round
of the Stanley Cup playoffs?
With only three days of the
National Hockey League season
remaining, that question is still
piagufng the second place Red
Wings.
They have answered one ques-
ton for themselves: 1t will not
be the Boston Bruins.
The Wings kept the once
mighty Boston club from the
playoffs for the first time in 10
years by outscrambling the
Bruins, 10 to 9. at Olympia last
night before a crowd of 1882.
LIKELY LEAFS
1t doesn't matter much TO the
Wings who they face. although
they probably would rather take
on the Leafs, who have been
softer picking
1t is probable, however. the
Leafs will cling to third place,
which will pit them against Mon
treal in the opening round.
The Leafs now have one-point
lead on the Hawks and close the
season against Boston at Toronto
tomorrow night. Should they win,
Chicago would have to sweep the
home and home double-header
with Detroit starting tomorrow
night. TO finish third.
No matter who the Red Wings
draw, Detroit will be favored by
Manager Art Ross of the Boston
Bruins TO go into the final round
with the league champion Mon
treal Canadiens.
But that's where Detroit opti-
mism should end, as far as Ross
is concerned.
TOO STRONG
Montreal looks too strong
for any club I've SEEN" said the
grazing veteran, who has bossed
three Stanley Cup winners.
Out of the scoring seiree- came
Carl Liscombe of the Wings with
three goals to give him "a for
the season and an even 100 for
his career, while seven other
Wings each bagged one, including
the first at Olympia for Bill
Thomson. the bespectacled rookie
from indianapolis.
Herb Cain. Boston forward,
who played on the right side last
night because Of the absence of
Buzz Boil. clinched the league
scoring championship with a goal
and four assists for a total Of 80
points against 70 apiece for
Lorne Carr OF Toronto and Doug
Bentley of Chicago.
Although Liscombe was voted
the war bond which goes TO the
Wing Of the night, il was re-
vealed veteran sgd Howe is TO
receive the $3.50 war bond due
the player who received the most
bond votes over the season.
He finished with 10 against II
for defenseman Bill Quackenbush,
l6 for Mud Bruneteau and II
apiece for Adam Brown and
Murray Armstrong.
Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Manhattan model man. in
stage presentation at Town
Hall next Wednesday at IL
o'clock.
One of the sports classics OF
the year will take place at Ann
Arbor on March 81 and April ]
when 1t. Bill Prev. of the
United States Army, tangles
with Yale's Alan Ford and Bill
Smith Of Great Lakes.
Els said. begorra, that Prev,
former National AAU swim
champion at 100 yards, has
been turning in workouts down
in Panama that would make
even the celebrated Mr.. Ford.
one Of Yale's best Irish ath-
letes, take notice.
That foine broth OF a boy,
George Van, who writes about
swimming and sailboats and all
things pertaining 10 the water
front Except motor boats)
thinks Prev might surprise the
world by giving Ford a trounc-
ing. 1t. Prev will be out 10 win
this one for good old u. s.
Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-18

Into our office walked a swell
Irish miss. who handles pub
hcity for Town Hall. 10 LET N
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-03-13

which refused to renew its contract with
the Digest allowing the magazine to re-
print New Yorker articles. Said the New
Yorker:
The Digest is beginning to generate q
considerable fraction of the contents Of
American magazines This gives us the
creeps, as does any Capitalization of
genius. The fact seems to be that some
publications are already az good as subsi-
died by the Digest we object to the
Digests indirect creative function, which
Is a threat to the free flow of ideas and
to the independent spirit
Generally. any magazine, no matter how
impartial it pretends to be- takes on the
color of the publishers ideas. The publisher
of the Digest is De Witt Wallace. and his
ideas, as reported by George Seldes in In
Fact, do not make pleasant reading. Seldes
quoted Wallace as telling the Digest staff:
I'VE do not want Germany completely
defeated. 1 think Germany should be beaten
up bit and l prefer that the American
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1944-03-13

Army does it. so that Hitler will learn who
is boss in this world.
SBut I do not want Germany smashed.
What will become of the continent Of
Europe il Hitler Is killed and Fascism
completely eradicated: The Russians will
conquer all Of Europe :. We also need
q little fascism in the United States 10
keep this country in order"
Perhaps this may help explain the fact
that Wallace. in the August. 1945 issue of
the Digest "digested" an article by Freder-
ick Heller Wright. who one month earlier
was indicted as a paid Japanese agent
That same issue carried an article by
Louis Bromfield entitled. I'VE Aren't Going
to Have Enough to Eat" He predicted
that by this February. most of our people
will be living on a diet well below the nutri-
ton level"
Just for the record, we're getting along
OK, thank you, Mr.. Bromheld. There may
not be a lot of steaks in the butcher shops,
but there are plenty Of other kinds of meat
and all the other foods needed for q
healthy diet. too-despite your scare story
that was designed to dscredit the war food
policies of the federal government.
GUARD AGAINST PROPAGANDA.
On the war itself. the Digest contributed
this gem" written by anti-labor. anti
Roosevelt Stanley High:
This is not q democratic war. Il Is not
. New Deal war. The Administration
should not act as though it were Roose-
welt war" Seven paragraphs later the
article sneeringiy describes rs ~generali-
Nations" the Atlantic Charter, the Four
Freedoms, and Vice-President wallace's
speech on the Century of the Common
Man. in which he called for guarantees
OF jobs and security for all the American
people.
This is but brief review Of the maya
zine that claims to be an Impartial" reprint
Of other American publications, but that is
building up q defeatist philosophy IN the
minds of the American people.
II Jon read the Digest be en- gard
agalnst It's rropagardni