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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
KOMISARAS SMER-
kIA STALlNO KLAS
TINGA POI-lTKA

Sovietu atstovas Krav-
5enko, atsiustas is Maskvos
pirkimui karo reiknenu,
galedamas laisvai sioje Sa-
Lyle prabilti, vieSai pareiS-
ke jog pasmerkia Maskvos
dviveidiska politika, IL re-
zignavo is tos vietos.
Kravcenko buvo raudo-
nosios armijos pulkininkas
ir aukstas Sovietu konisa-
ras, bet atvykes ] Sia lais-
va sail, caves proga p1are-
geti tikro zmogaus akimis,
rasiryzo iSsizadeti to kas
nezmoniska.
Jis kaltina Maskva vary
me dviveidiskos politikos,
vieSai neva dirbancia SUI
demokratijo jomis, bet tikru-
mole siekiancia savo pa
salingu tikslu; Russia pa
siryzus ivesti komunizma
is Vokieciu okupacijos is
laisvintose Salyse; Rusijos
zmones yra ziauriausia pa
vergti il baisiai persekio-
jami slaptos policijos.
Kremliaus valdovai jau
dabar aukleja nauia gent
karte naujam karui. Ko-
nunistu internacionalas tik
pasislepe, nebuvo ranai-
kintas, il cia Amerikoie
komunistu partijos vadas
Browder il ju dienrastis
Daily Worker tesla Stall
no darba cia, sake Krav-
cenko.
Taigi ka Xxi Siol apie So
vietu klastas if Stalino w
simojimus kas skelbe, ta
patikrino paties Stalino
komisaras.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Raudonaiai armijai ISL
verzus j Rumanija, Molo-
lovas IS Maskvos pareiske
Jog Rusija tai daranti SUI
lyg militarisko reikalo, 0
ne tikslu uzgrobti Ruma-
MICS zemes az sunaikinti
ten esancia vidaus tvarka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Nuo lkaro pradzios Ame-
rikos karo laivynas il ma
rinai numuse jau 4,3l6 ia
ponijos kariSku lektuvu,
pranesa Laivyno sekreto-
rius Knox.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
PENkTA PASkOLA
BIRZELIO IL

Amerikos Penkta Karo
Paskola nustatyta rradeti
Birzelio IL diena. Pasko-
la apims 16 biliionu dola-
riu suma, is JOS 6 biliionus
nuskirta iSpirkti individual
liams asmenims.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Is svedijos praneSa apie
uzmusima 1000 zmoniu
Berline pastaru dvieju ORC
ataku metu.
Vilniaus srityje vietiniai
sukileliai nuzude "a Vokie-
cius karius. IS Londono
Lenkai skelbia jog ia zygi
atlike Lenkai. Taipgi sa-
ko, kitose dalyse Lenkijos
panasiu budu iszudyta 700
naziu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
Mirgu Marpl
Raso kugis Mugis

fhiilcI !hOS SDau
'ai IS svedijos pranese gavims
prlVatlnlu keliu ziniu apie SUI
kurima Kaune (Gruodzio me
nesl' l943) slapto 'Lietuva.
Vaduoti Komiteto', j kuri in
eina vlsi Lietuviai (isemus
komunlstus), pasiryze nepripa-
zlntl Jokiu svetimu okupaciju
LletuvoJe, ir kovoti uz nepri.
Kiausomos Lietuvos atsteiei-
ma pagal Atlantic Carterio pa
zadus. Sis Komitetas zadas
kooperuoti SUI Lietuvos Atsto-
vybemls svetur ir kitur gyye-
nanclais Lietuviais, ypatingai
Amerikos Lietuviais.
Nera abejojimo, Sis kabelis
yra vaisius Pabaltijo Komite-
to pastangq, kuris nesenai SUI
slorganizavo svedijoje ir -jau
lsleldo svedu kalba knyga apie
Pabaltijo teises. Tas Pabalti-
20 Komitetas, matyti jau sueio
J santikius SUI slaptu Komitetu
LIetuvole: Sis politinis musu
broliu aktingumas turatu ir
mus skatinti smarkiau veikti.
Lemiama valanda artinasi!
PRIZE SLA Apskriciu eiIes,
ir Brooklyno Vienybe priside-
jo prize Wis augancio Americas
Lietuviu visuomenes pasipikti-
nimo "didziuju partiju' koali-
cines Americas Lietuviu Tary-
bos politiniu neveiklumu. Vie
nybe nurodo, visuomenes au-
kos nevartojamos, informacija
Angliska kalba apleista, it Ia
ryba butu Stalinas nupirkes.
Dirva senai nurode kad is
tq pelQ grudu nera ir nebus.
Visa gyva, patriotinga Ameri-
kos, Lietuviu visuomene dirba,
kruta, kreivu keliu nueje ke-
Ii kataliku politikieriai, Z ku-.
riems ju spauda nedrysta klai-
das nurodyti, negyveliu soki
su socialistais soka, ir piktina-
81 jei sabotaznikais kas pava-
dina.
Tiesa, jai ir kataliku spau-
doje atsargiai klausima: 'Kur
gi mes nuejome ?"
VIENO ekstra, pridat in i G
Karo Bono nupirkimas Balan-
dzio menesi ir to pirkimo ire
gistravimas atitinkamuose ko-
mitetuose, ivykdys viena mu-
su visuomenes New Yorko sci
me priimtu graziu, patriotingu
nutarimu. Dirbkime kaip tik-
ra Lietuviska talka: petys j
peti!
RUSAI uzeme Bukovinos So
stine il priejo prize Karpatu
kalnu, reiSkia atsistojo prie
slenkscio Balkanu valstybes,
kaip Narvoje stow 'prie slenks-
clio j Pabaltijo valstybes. Lau-
kama Balkanuose dideliu poll
tiniu ivykiQ, nes numatoma
kad Teherano konferencijojc
Roosevelt ir Churchill paliko
ia Europos sriti "RusQ itakai'
Lietuviams svarbu zinoti
kur Pabaltijis buvo paliktas.
Jie Wis turi Wilt kad ne Slavp,
ne komunistinis ir Vakaru CT
vilizacijos kudikis - Pabalti-
Tvs - nebus pusiau Aziatinei
ir Slaviskai Maskvai atiduotas.
LENKU Vyriausybs in exile
is Londono, kaip pranesa New
York Herald Tribune, savo
laiske Prezidentui Rooseveltui
pareiske jog Lenkai "negali
sutikti ant Curzono linijos ka
siulo Russia kaipo rytine sic
ma, mes tas neapimtu Lenkisku
miestu Vilniaus ir LwoWo'.
Is to matyti kad Lenku wy
riausybe in exile nekreipia jo-
kio demesio j pastaru laiku
premiere Churchillo padaryts
pareiskima kad Britai niekao
tikrumoje nepripazino Lenkr
uzgrobimo Vilniaus, uzgrobi'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Anglai Lrtaria lie n k u
vyliausybei in exile veng-.
tt bruzdejimo ir neapikan-
tos prizes zydus, ypac tuos
kurie randasi Lenku armi-
.joje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Brazilijoj, prie Sac Pau
10, gelzkelio nelaimeje uz-
muSta 80 asmenys ir ga XII
ii suzeista.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
NOrs karO darbams ds

bininku stokuoja, pasirodo
kita keistenybe: kas savai-
te Sioje salyje iSmokama
bedarbes apdraudos pc 6
milijonus dolariu darbinin-
kams kurie paleisti is dar-
bo. kodel tie darbininkai
ina bedarbes apdrauda, o
neina dirbti?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Per Kovo menesi pada-
rvta naujas rekordas ka-
riSku lektuvu iSdirbime =
padaryta iu net 9,l1S.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
HITLERIS TIKISI
UZPUOLIMO

Hitleris bijodamas Ali
jantu isiverzimo is vaka-
ru, turf pastates so divizi-
ju priesa pasitikti. Vokie-
clai AEjantu uzpuolimo bi-
10 labiau negu Rusu zygia-
Vino is rytu.
Gyvenimas Vokietijoj vi
sal suvarzytas ir itemptas,
Vokieciai dar turi viso
272 divizijas kariuomenes.
AntrO bertainiO laikotar-
piui laikrastines popieros
laikrasciams paskirta apie
236, 600 tonu, arba $4,000
tonu daugiau.
SUOMUOS seimas susi.
rinko svarstyti Sovietu ka.
70 paliaubu islygas. Ma.
noma betgi kad pirm Vely.
ku nieko. nebus nuspresti
Tolesnis svarstymas palik
tas pc velyku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
WILLKIE mete iieSkoi,

WILLKIE mete jieskojes
prezidento vietos po ne
pasekmingu pastangu Wis
consin valstiioje. Jis ten
lankesi ir kalbejo rirm no
minaciju, bet sia savaite
renkant kandidatus Re-
publikonu konvencija jis
negavo nei vieno delegate.
Vietoj uz j. Wisconsin de-
legatai pasireiske balsuos
uz Dewey. Willkie pama-
te kad zmones 10 nenori.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07
: .'''S'adAlIy
u A r B Al
lR DARBJNINKU ZINIOS

Streikai AngIijoie. An
gliJoje streillai plinta ne
ziurint valdzios pastangu
JUGS sulaikyti. Siomis die
nomis streikeriu skaicius
pasieke 100000.
Yorkshire streikuoja TO-
600 angliakasiu; Belfasto
srityje 10000 laivu staty-
bos darbininku, 1000 lex
tuvu darbininku, 1000 a.
municijos darbininku ir
keli simtai laivu kroveju.
Policija daro kratas ko-
munistu Trockistu istaigo-
sc.
Streikai naikina Britu
industrines jiegas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Maskva savo klastas los
DANA, siulo Lenkijai dideli
plota zemiu prie Baltijos
iuros, noredama kad Len
kai issizadetu Ukrainos ir
dalies rytu Lenkijos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-04-07

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Bal
ge streika apie 1900 pile
no darbininku trijose dirb-
tuvese.
Sustreikavo $50 darbi-
ninkQ Jones & Laughlin
Steel Corp. Aliquippa dir
btuveje del dvieju forma-
nu susivarzymo uz Ameri-
kos .veliavele, kuri vienam
isrode ne vietoje prirista
il gall susitaskyti aliejum.
MoterirAs yra net 275
darby, j kuriuos karo dar-
DO iiegQ komisijonierius ir
pataria dabar \:mti mote
ris.
Taipgi svarstoma skyl.i-
mas darbus vyru nepriim-
tQ kariuomenen del fiziS-
ku trukumu. Kada darbi-
ninku truksta karo dar-
buose, keli milijonai atme-
stu is tarnybos, siaip dirb-
ii galinciu blaskosi po sa-
lies kampus il Siaip dar-
bus. Xxi iie buvo atmesti
is tarnybos jie daugumoje
dirbo karo darbuose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Montreal EvenS
Toronto Series

Maurice Richard Montreal wing
man, received plaudits today for
one of the greatest individual per-
formanceS in hockey records. Scor-
inc all five of his teams goals in
5 10 ! defeat of Toronto in the
Stanley Cup playoffs at Montreal
last night.
Richard. who received brilliant
collaboration from Elmer Lach
and Toe Blake. set a new Stanley
Gap- pl4YeAs- record
Toronto started out as If to
duplicate It's brilliant defensive
lob Of the first night Of the play
offs. holding the Canadiens score
less in the first period Then Rich
ard scored twice within II sec
0TrtS m tt1e second period and a
few minutes later when he was in
the penalty box, Toronto got ITS
only goal, a shot by Reg Hamll-
ton.
Richard got his third goal late
ia the second period and scored
twice more in tho Third each time
accounting passes from Zach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Clio TO Present
COIOrfuI Group
Of Amateurs

1t will be n cosmopolitan group
of boxers W.hnII2ht-Io r IhG- CID
national invitatonal champion
ships at Olympia tomorrow NIGHT
Fifteen title bouts are scheduled
WITH INC cUtUr VTutTfT r-Url1E- to-
the lniantlle paralysis fund
Chicago sends the best Chinese
American boxer. Abe Lee, a
lightweight hc fights one of our
best battiers doe Andray MES
-as4seaH- AAEe-ff4-l -. -.4.l4- l2---l
A Detroit lad from Brewster
has the American name of Jones
Pittsburgh sends q fighting name
SChmellng a WclterwciGht who
is matched with Bill Borne.
They all have one common
factor, they're good fighters and
all are workers They come from
war plants, steel mills and offices
A few are Stll kid, in school
awaiting their turn N uniform
It's a,-'olortul array az fighters
and should produce ID Tap flight
bouts DetroiicrS against tho
visitors.
one Of the most interesting
bouts on the program viii pin "a
representative II management e
Joe Firth. a supervisor az Cad
lilac, against Verne Mitchell "a
representative of The United Dairy
Workers union
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
20 Years Service

Though he doesn't look IT, save
for a few gray hairs. HogSett is
40 and has seen nearly 20 years
Of service in organized baseball
The chief first came into the
Detroit organization in 1896 wAeH-
he played with Fort Worth and
Marshall in the Texas and Eastern
Texas Leagues. then Tiger farms.
The Tigers sent him 20 Decatur
and Wheeling. also farms. Later
he was with Evansville and Mon
tTeal.
A sensation. Hogsett won p
games for the Royals in 1929 and,
OF course, got hurry cali TO
come 10 the Tigers 10 remained
until The spring Of 1886. when
he was traded 10 the Browns for
Jack Burns.
That was the spring Hank
Greenberg got hurt and the Tigers
had 10 have a first baSeman SO
they got Burns. After the Browns.
HogSett spent a season with the
Senators, later dropping down into
the American Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
ExxMMdynee Stars
Rivals Tonight
BY JAKE BERSON

II wasn't so long ago that an
ex-Wayne University athlete was
something Of a rarity in Metro
politan League prep coaching
circles.
The picture has changed con-
siderably in the last few years.
So much 50, IN fact, that of the
four schools in the league basket
ball Semifinals tonight Macken-
zie, Northwestern. DENLY and
Northern-three arc coached by
former tWtayr1e- ffcff,-
Mackenzie Is coached by Herb
Spathelf Northwestern by Jim
-Demaree and DENLY by Ted
Meyer. Spathelf and Demaree
played on the same Wayne basket
ball team in 1888.
TonightS games, which start at
8 p. m, will bring together Mac
kenzie and Northern at Central
gym. and n North we tern and
DENLY az Mackenzie gym.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Bob Tales
II S a Cinch:
Wings, Canadiens,
In Cup Finals |
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
7 don't understand hockey.

j don understand hockey.
The Stanley Cup series makes
no sense at all 10 me.
But what / want to know Is
this-who is this Charley EScoe,
the Olympia ticket manager,
who tells mo ] can't have four
seats for the finals tickets 90
be paid for. I'm telling ya) be-
tween Montreal Canadiens and
Detroit Red Wings.
sure know the Wings
blew the first one against the
Hawks And / know all about
last night and that al beating
the Chicago tugs took on the
chin.
But II still makes no fast
difference with me. l want
those four tickets for the finals
and / want 20 see what is going
10 Happen when Bill Durham,
The freshman Canadien goalie,
matches up with CoRnie Dion,
the Connic-come-lately in the
Wing nets.
Both OF The young goalieS lost
their opening games -oEthe Cup
series on home ice. But
they've recovered now And
when all the 6ddlng and fuss
ing is over-wen. I'm pretty
sore because EScoe won't talk
about those tickets for the
finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Open Hockey
Gives Winos
Second Game
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Now it appears there isn't much
the matter with the Red Wings
that a few goals won't cure.
The Detroiters have discarded
tho e tOS O. o thc-vcSt pfayoff
hockey and as a result will leave
tomorrow for Sunday nights
game with the Chicago Black
hawks att even in the ScmifinalS
for the Stanley Cup.
Jack Adams club gained conf
dence in victory as they reversed
the verdict on the Hawks by whip
ping their, 4 to |. before a crowd
of 12557 at Olympia last night
in the second game of the series.
1t was CarVeth, the stick
handling right wing from Regina,
who reversed his form last night
to touch off the Wing scoring
spark in the second period.
Carveth had hobbled through
the first game with a charley
hefse5 Pitt became flashing in
from right wing TO tip in the 30
foot pass the Wings clutch player,
sgd Howe sent straight to him
in the goal mouth.
With that start the Wings ran
mp a thrce-goal lead on succeed
ing shots by Howe and Don
Crosse They held the Hawks
ScoreleSS until the final period
was half over
Then, when George Allen
finally popped the puck past bril-
liant little Connie Dion, the Wings
quickly ended any hope of a Chi
cage comeback such as Doug
Bentley had engineered TO give the
Hawks victory in the first game.
'fi'f1is time the Wings not only
succeeded in putting the hand
cuffs on the brilliant Bentley. they
SentNiud-BrunCtcauEstreaking 10
the Chicago net on a breakaway
pass from sgd Howe He beat
goallc Mike karakaS for goal
No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
BREVITIES:
Warren
alley


Warren Valley popular west
side golf course yesterday became
The property Of IFHron-Clnton
Metropolitan Park and Parkway
through condemnation proceed
iHes signed by JUDGE CHESTER
OUARA.
The club will continue 10 opcr-
ate under the present manage
4nnnl-untll- the actual transfer Is
made After that .nnc of the TIVE
lS-hole courses viii be closed to
allow for a parkway through the
property.
Trustees Of the Wayne County
road commission will operate the
other rs n public COURSE
Condemnation proceedings in
Volvcd 200 acres and the club
house and cost around Sl50,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Only One Left

OF the Tigers of HogSetts days,
Rudy York is the only one left
and the home run king was with
the team only briefly then. going
on 10 Milwaukee When Rudy got
back 10 Detroit to stay. in 1887,
the chief was in 81. Louis
Harold NewhouScr is having
quite a chuckle over one Of York s
cracks while a delegation of
Tigers were visiting at Camp
Breckenridge, Ky.
As NewhouSer tells il. a colonel
accompanied the Tigers around
the camp. During the conVCrSa-
tion the colonel remarked caSu-
ely that he VAS in the first world
war too
"To which York, just As ser
iouS rs could be, asked: on,
80 YOU intend 10 make this
taFniy- lifel regular business
do youe'" Newhouser reported.
"Rudy wasn't trying TO smart
crack, either"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
ldrkin Winner
In ; Rounds

NEW YORK March - UP
T1ppy Larkin The ranEy gunner
from Garfield y a.. clnChcd a
lightweight utlc shot last niChr ~
achieving a thrd-roUUd tccruical
knockout over Allie StoiZ of
Newark. y j.. before 1874 fans
at Madison square garden
Referee Arthur Donovan stop
ped the bout before tine bell bad
rung for the fourth round Sloll
was sitting hclpleSSly ON ms stool
after being iloorcd three times
during the competitive portion of
the third session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

10 good for me.
I'll be getting more body
checks at my own front door
than ever / received on the
ice ~ the National Profess
sicnai Hockey League.
But I've got 10 start off by
dofing my hat 10 sgd Howe,
one of The greatest work
horses any sport has known.
SID HuWc- was my hero in
the Al victory Detroit scored
over the Black Hawks last
4.zEa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
The TEAMS Good

7 heard a veteran hockey man
put ~ TINS way last night
Durham j. the top goalie,"
ne said II would saV that Lou
Costello, the comedian, or
Nhirlaway. the horse, would
have earned the same honor
with that HNHuTFU traru In
front Of them"
Perhaps q bit too far-fctched
But ! still can't see why Olym-
pl7 doesn't go ahead and print
the tickets for those finals. Z
want ia grab nay four and relax.
hundreds uf letters are
coming IN with this query
"In which fountain of youth
has SVd Howe bathed ."
Ans Come IN, CydDev, and
give uS The truth Have YOU
hathcd? or is 1t those vitamin
pIllSoJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
NIGHT Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints tn the
NIRnt Edition rrIy the name of a morse
Wrrh race experts feei is among iue out
elrfiuc rrts W zee day
Tie code key appears e8ch nieht IN The
Fghi E.ar ard Red Zine editions n mum
Der c,rresp.ud.rs 90 each letter q the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
TIRE NIGHT EDITION ANff rs PRINTED
TN CODE THm.rfnN code follows
Al RIA C.20 Dos $50 ~ ella U-B5
I-qa Tx4 k-5K liz Ma N-x O-GI lis
Q3 R-I1 SIS 2 80 go We NJ ) g us.
Clip TINS code kos II u enable sou
20 remember tnr name ~ TOMORROW code
horse appearing ONLY IN TIE NIGHT
EDITION,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
sgd Led The Attack. Played Defense

sgd really flying against the Hawks He was the
leader of Deroits unrelenng attack And he the man
who dropping back defense to take the place of the
aiing Bill Quackenbush.
suppose Of every one knows Bill was out Of
game. Howe there sub for him whenever he
needed
Sitting there in the press box had to think back to
the many, many nights when teammae of sgd Howe.
didn't think much of II then But know better
Howe would be asked TO change position He would be
asked play just about everything the ceand, think
YOU his record he has time another done
everything help Charlie Jacobs check the left hot
dogs Fred Huber with of the Huber KWans
speeches.
But heard sgd Howe complain about taking
position He did just what he asked to do
and, I'm sure, his record shows he has done it well.
Editors Note be added here that Sydney Harris
Howe is and all has BEEN working defense job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
By EBBIE GoODFELLoW

I'm no Crosby Sipatra bat sing today Of Sydney
Harris Howe
I've learned another thing I'll go straight from the rink
TO my home from this point This business Of hanging
mound with who write reguarly a newspaper is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

Many nights he has arrived at the hockey rink after putting
in eight hard hours. Last night eXceptOn)
The best body check of the night still pains
1t from Earl Seibert of the Hawks. He hit Gully
Simon. That in the first period.
No kidding l could feel that sock up to where l was
sitting in the press box My spine is tngling
Seibert gave another Don Crosse That hurt
always hashy but forever consistent Seibert to this
defense of the series between the Hawks
and Red Wings
Truly he rock of the Gibraltar" The Wings should
arrange have him pensioned for old age Kidnapped
we'll kidnapped for any at ALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Believes Wings viii Win Series

After the game I talked with players of both teams
The Wings to man. seemed to think il just
mistake that Chicago the opening game They passed
1t off of those things
rode downtown in cab with Paul Thompson the Hawks
known Paul long time. He always the
confident, if the cocky, side. Paul hasn't changed
Thompson still thinks the Hawks from Detroit
in the best four out of
I've disagreed with Paul lot in the past disagree
The Red Wings haTe too much balance too much spirit
and, well they have Sydney Harris Howe.
This is crude en9ing But the Wings will beat the
Hawks and HOWE).
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5 WING PENALTIES

Five of Clancy's nine penalties
lXere on Detroit, but Chicago $
rTTHC III tt1r first tvo periods
while three on tho Wings came
when they appeared 10 have the
game In hand
Although penalties may have
disrupted the Hawks plan of at
tack and forced Thompson 10 shift
his plalrf>. only eHe had a direct
bearing 0n a. scuL1
That was the second goal which
sgd Howe sent bouncing IN off
MuSh Narch'S skate near the end
OF the second period just as Joe
Cooper Of Chicago emerged from
the penalty box.
Sides were even on all The other
goals. including The third and aP-
parent ClinCher by Don Crosse.
the skinny center on the FIRST
rush OF the third period.
Crosse took the faccoff. passed
30 Carveth, who was beaten by
katakaS' az the right corner, then
D.clEAd mp the rehuund to throw
~ past Cooper Selbert and Kara
kaS into tho net
Not only did sgd Howe the
money player, continue his stand
ont work hy figuring in three
Detroit goals. but he also played
a hIt OF goal making one save ior
Dion when tho Detroit goaIe was
drawn Oft of his cage.
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young fingers
mouth, when it
" a : reported
he wanted To be
traded 10 an
other club.
Ov lon &
distance phone
from his home
in Bcckley w.
Va, Gorsfc a
p + o e. < Sed 10
Jack Zeller, De-
Z rOit general
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AAss7--7- fis.ortrv F1-yif7-Ae Rec and
Elsie Norrbcrk s Naflora. arc tfe
only two Clas, A Uses rolling n
Tho Women State ~ Jitmp
Norm Rccck wli have AZ i-Ia
lead over Mike AuEe -l. .HlCD ines
shoot tine last DO game of fher
$500 match IN Centennial sunday
ar 9 p W
The W0mqu's city tourney w.Il
have su0th@ r1vy wrcE-rr1 ~
Grc8k Lakes The Times Sweeps
81 Imperial. $50 81 Cheue-Irom-
bly. UAW-CIO az Palmer Park
90 Mems at Detroit Red and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

back IL ne fails
troit. That was
the understand
ing when Kelly
made II possible
for t-7r-,t---,---. 49,
get an o Z b r
chance IA the
big show
Kelly b @ d
IiogsettS con-
tract, but was
faced with the
possibility Of
slaShlnC tn @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
SQUASHES HOPES

That ended the Hawks hopes,
even though three Detroit penal
ties in the last period gave them
scoring chances. especially when
Flash Hollctt and Joe Carveth
were sent off i'm The closing min
uteS 10 Eive-the Hawks a two-man
advantage
But with Gully Simon, Harold
jackson and Carl LiScombe hold
ing HE fort with some final aid
from Carveth, the Hawks were
held without a shot
In the Chicago dressing room
after the battle, Manager Paul
Thompson sun managed a smile
without any apparent effort The
former Black Hawk star didn't
CChO The screams Of General
Manager Bill Tobn. who raced
after referee King Clancy 10 revile
him. then shouted 20 President
Mervyn Dutton of the National
Hockey League that the referee
had beaten the Black Hawks with
unfair penalticS.