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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
WAITED FOR PATSY

WaNnan is one of those citi-
zenS who used 10 hustle matches
for fighters like Joe and Vince
Dundee, but presently found IL
simpler and warmer 4.
just TO sit in Dempsey's pub and
wait for the sucker list to pro-
vide its inevitable Patsy. The
latter's routine was invariable.
First he wanted 10 mitt Demp-
sey, then after striking up a
lasting friendship, he was all for
Dempsey coming 10 Wappln-
gers Falls as guest star and
referee.
Dempsey would be delighted.
Nothing would please him more.
At least. that's the way it al
ways seemed.
Waxman. I ough. always
turned up in time 10 save Jack
from his boyish responsibility.
which was certainly fortunate
because Jacks responsibility
thereafter never again became
so marked that he forgot to ae-
cept 90 per cent Of the sum
agreed upon; with Waxman get
ting the other 10.
WaXman, they say is booking
all the Louis personal appear
ances, which would mean he's
been hired for his contacts along
the Dempsey route, gust as for
more or less the same reason
Billy Mccartney was sent out by
the late Richard with Flrpo on
the celebrated sucker tour be-
fore the Dempsey fight in 1923.
It's possible It happened, but VIZ
do not think either Julian Black
or John RoXborough arranged 10
have WI KIN confronting for
LOUIS.
AS for the honest brakeman,
he seems 10 have had no previ-
Gus liaiSon with the Louis people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Real CI0lrns Take OUer Garden
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sports EDITOR

NEW YORK, April GNS-One Of the great gold PUSHES
NJ these times hascome and there Will be
fights al Madison Square Garden tonight other night
until May rs when Lee Savold and George Bask will play
Of their
bet If YOU could read the mind Of Mike Jacobs and The
and fighters and others notsam and
etsam that washes and out along Mikes beach
would find that they unanimously favor law aboshng the
The circus coming Garden for lengthy
stand the o. all.
Well" one beachcomber sighed I'VE at least get
real clowns now-insead Of the with gloves
For II fights first the year OF S767 ono
u has Streamlnng through the Garden
wickets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Ke|Sey-HdyeS
.UAW-CI0 Boss

kelscy-lIayes Local ~ holds
the UAW-CIO city basketball
championship TO-DAY after a 52-44
victory over Briggs Local 7i2 last
night a. Durfcc School Bill
Phelps who had rs and Charles
Justice who totaled Il. led a
fnal-quarier rally that routed
Briggs after a close contest IN the
early stages Sammy Lombsrdo's
- points were high for the
BOuberS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Pittsburgh Plans
Sendoff for Zivit

PITTSBURGH April Z tI%SI -
FritHe Ziyic former wclterNcIeht
champion of the world wl leave
for the army next Wcdpe-ds,
He VIII be honured ~ fare
well party by me Dapper Dan
Club ~ Pittsburgh The night boo
fore ne is indicted nfo Tho ser ec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Richard Gets
All ; Goals

CHICAGO April : INS).-
Goale Bill Durham and right wing
Maurice Richard combined talents
last night 20 defeat the Chicago
Black Hawks. 3 10 ], as the Mon
treal CanadienS won their second
successive victory In the Stanley
Cup playoff finals
The game was delayed 20 min
u'eS as the crowd OF 1908 tossed
litter on the ice 10 show It's dis
approval after Richard tailed his
third successive goal while two
Hawks and the referee were ar
guing about an alleged foul.
The result left the Canadiens
prohibitive favoriies 10 win the
hockey world series The teams
play in Chicago Sunday night and
then return 10 Montreal for the
balance n the series.
Durham played one of the finest
games of his brief pro career as
he turned hack the Hawk for
wards with sensational saves. eS-
peCially IN the gruelling third Pc
rod.
Richard scored one goal after
IL minutes in the second period
and Two in the third
With one sec on q remaining
Johnny Harms. up from Hershey
got one past Durham for the
Hawks, only score In a scramble
around the Montreal net
Close. hard-checking h &c X . y
marked the first two periods
Then the crafty Richard took a
pass from Toe Blake. swept over
from his right wing position. He
batted one past Goalie Mike Ka-
rakas after eluding defenseman
Joe Cooper The puck flew over
Mikes head as he hit the ice 10
cave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Buffalo BiSons:

Odds on iaVOrlteS 10 win Ameri-
can Hockey League title after
drubbing Cleveland 1872 last night.
Series stands 20 now. Crowd Of
10156 sees BiSons set league rec
ord IN playoffs--seven goals in
third period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Morvin Red Dutton

National Hockey League preSi-
dent presented Lady Bng trophy
TO Chicagos CLINT SMITH for
combining SpOrtSmanllke play
with marked ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Fioh+ Results

A. Fau River Mass Verne Patterson,
1872 Chicago decisioned Langston DeunA
1855 New York G0l. Phil Lopes. ll5
New Bedford Mass decisioned Bushy
Turner l1s Newport r. I. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

nal Deii.
The Battle Creek star, after II
months in the service. anticipates
An even brighter career after the
war, he told Charles Bartlett
Chicago Tribune) the other day.
Chicks new assignment is with
the air WAC recruiting office in
Chicago,
HE'S MORE ALERT
Physically, the army has
helped rather than hindered
me-" Chick said land I'm sure
IL will he definite contribution
To my game. The training and
routine also have made me
more alert mentally"
Chick, a 6-footer. reported he
weighed 1877 pounds when he
enlisted. was down 20 1873 after
completing his basic and now
weighs l65.
lie was around 100 when he
was here last summer for the
Ryder match, certainly looked At
then and was AS brilliant As ever.
II feel In the best shape in
my life" Chick says now which
bears out reports brought back
by Sam Byrd and others who
saw him IN two tournaments IN
the South.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
RayI's Holds Tryouts

Last years players and any
seeking tryoutS for Rayl's Glass
B team in DBF, report Sunday at
! p. m, Ives Field. Hamilton and
Plfkin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Isodoro GdStdnago:

Latin heavyweight. who once
fought and got nowhere in this
country, was found dead at La
Quica in Bolivia the other day
He was shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Denied Commission
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, April III P Joe Wood Tiger infeder today
application
Ulcers sion re
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Gopher Tennis Star:

Ed OLSON reports 10 Notre
Dame for military training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

the Texas and New Orleans
Opens.
Chick also referred 10 Dutch
HarriSons recent victory in the
Charlotte, ~. c. Open. In the
angular Harrison : case the results
were accomplished IN a slightly
different way Since entering the
ar force Dutch has added 25
pounds.
EXTRA WEIGHT HELPS
THAT extra weight" Chick
said was Just what Dutch
needed 10 lcngthen his tee shOtsN
And his excellent short game
surely hasn't suffered"
The case of Tommy Armour is
interesting in this connection. lie
was pretty badly ysed up in the
Vast war but came bounding back
20 become one Of the games
greatest stars
So did little Bobby CruickShank
any many others here and on the
other SIDE OF The Atlantic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
Harberf'S Golf Not
DuIIed by Army Life
By NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Those who feared that star golfers in the service might
their former skill and lofty positions the forget
those fears Al least they need have for Pvt Melvin Chc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08
HARD As NAnls

Byrd says ii8rbert is As straight
as = ram-rQd and looks AS hard
~ nails
some of the boys. Chick
SAID feel that not having "A
club In their hands for any
length Of time dulls their game.
But I'm satisfied after playing
in two winter tournaments that
such h not the case. g
Although 10 hadn played a
complete round in fpe months
lle-1eL- t--1. ioartn IN both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-08

Chicago SUBS Wisoe. Smith. Purpur,
Harms BENTLEY M0Nsnko. Gottselig
Montreal subs-M Mcmahon. Harmon. O'Con-
nor. Gethffs. Chamberlain. watson. Het'
fernan
Referee chadwick. Linesmen--P rimsau
and Mepham
FIRST PERIOD
Scoring None
Penalties McMahon t7l Anen.
SECOND PERIOD
l. Montreal Richard Zach Blake, Is 90
PenAlties-Wehe. Allen
THIRD PERIOD
Montreal. Richard tLAmoureuN). II ia.
8 Montreal. Richard Zach. 1898
Chicago: Harms (Allen Smith, 1889
Penalty--O Cunnor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-11

v.e101/e
The tshock troops" of your Governments 18th War Loan
Drive drive that must raise $14 billion put the punch
behind the punch that may make 1914 the date of doom for
the Nazs-w call you to buy your personal quota of
Bonds For of the $4 billion that must be raised in this Drive
SIS billion worth must come from individuals.
Welcome these American and women-5 million of
hemwho not only buying their share of Bonds but
giving their time to call you personally.
Every Office every plant every home every Individual
America has quota to meet Your personal quota least
$0o Bond That's abov your regular Bond buying
possible buy your extra Bonds during this drive the
plant office lUee you work. volunteer Bond worker will
sell there Otherwise welcome him to your home when he
calls Or find in the thousands of retail all
United States. They want to find youyou help see
that they do.
you unable to make your purchases from soldier of
victory be go of these other special War Bond
stations to buy your extra Bonds:
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only way you can be certain you still llllA4all
backing the attack. So be ready to meet
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open check book @ %' w.. y ;. a .: Ssss.
Ze7AN BACK THE ATTACK!
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It Clemens Savings TOOlE Engineering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Pepper Accuses Dewey
OF Courtinq Poles

NEW YORK, Sept. % UP4-
Senator Pepper CD of Florida at
tackled the Louisville speech Of
Gov. Dewey as a "purposeful APP
peal 10 seek Polish votes at
the expense of our relationship
Y n Russia"
Il regret a noticeable ten
dency on the part of the oppose
ton TO drag in disdain or take
advantage Of people who have
had associations in foreign coun-
tries more recently than Others"
Pepper said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
By ALAN WOOD

WITH AIRBORNE TROOPS IN THE ARNHEM
AREA Sept %, 9 A NJ, (UP)-Its nasty morning-cold
and msty-and the Germans pastering us pentfuhy
with morars and big guns Machine guns have just opened
up the right
In this patch Of hell our men are holding the rev
civilian houses that still stand.
An old lady in black stumbled of one of them few
minutes ago. and British soldier ran out and put MS arm
around her She collapsed and he carried her to safety
down a cellar
1t is now just five days and FIVE nights-seepess-
since we flew out from England God knows from what
source of strength these fighting have drawn the
CUTS which has kept them going.
Only thing is certan-they Will keep gong until the
British Second Army gets here.
More and more secondary guns are firing in our sup
port They called brgader at midnight and told him they
were just going to fire another
Good he said. fii stay up another 10 minutes to
it,"
Yesterday the Germans brought up loudspeakers and
called on us surrender bunch of glider pilots yelled
their heads off swearing abuse at the enemy in reply
Dakota transport planes flying through cracking flax
barrage dropped supplies last evening right here where
we wanted them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Clio Rubber Workers
Renew o-Sfrike Vow

NEW YORK, Sept. % INS)-
The United Rubber Workers
CCIO0, representing more than
200.0 members. HAD voted 7S2 to
375 TO reaffrm their nO-strlke
pledge for the duration of the war
Union officials, led by President
Sherman II. DArymple, thus won
"a victory since they fought a
strong sentiment among the MEM
berS against re-stating the pledge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

Grabs Purse Containing
Pair Of Nylons

The thief who early this morn
ing snatched the purse of Miss
Gladys Stages, 80, of 5o27 Avery
may not know it, but that pair
OF hose he found in the purse are
real nylons.
Miss Stages told police the man
came up behind her as she was
walking in the $500 block on
Junction avenue.
She described him as weighing
about 80 pounds, of medium
height and dressed in dark trou-
sers and gray sweater.
Also in the purse were a wrist
watch, S. and her Ford Rouge
plant Identification badge, she
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
New Troops Hit
.MorOtdi Island

MELBOURNE, Sept. p QNS)
Two new American landings on
Morotai Island in the Halma-
heras. north and south OF the
original beachhead. were reported
in a Tokyo radio message re-
corded in Melbourne today.
No immediate confirmation came
from Allied quarters.
GEN. MacARTHUR'S HQ., NEW
GUINEA. Sept p QNS)-More
than 100 Liberator and Mitchell
bombers with P-3S fighters raided
northern Celebes Jap airdromes,
Gen. Macarthur today reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
IL MILES FROM HUNGARY

A possibly greater disaster
leemed in the south. where Rus
sian and Romanian troops spilled
out into the broad central plains
along the Hungarian border 20
knock Hitler's last important sa-
tellite out of the war.
SpearheadS of the combined
Observation-Disclosures army were less
than II miles from the Hungarian
border and moving at a pace that
promised to breach the border in
little more than a day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Cigaret Fires
Sf0rageROOnl

4 cigaret carelesSIy thrown into
a box of sawdust in a storeroom
of the Packers Outlet Market,
1011 Eastlawn, was blamed by
police today for a fire that de-
Stroyed the Storeroom. running
most Of the meat hanging there.
Hearing the stores automatic
alarm, Patrolman John Giisman
summoned the firemen. No i'm
mediate estimate OF damage was
made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Ex.Gov. Ferguson Dies
In Austin, Texas

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept. % GNS)
James +. Ferguson, rs,
is dead here today.
His wife. Mrs. Miriam A. (Ma)
Ferguson. also a former governor.
and their two daughters were at
his bedside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
U.S.. Backs Poland,
Hull Tells Detroitefs

WASHINGTON. Sept. % (UP)
Secretary Of State Hull has as
sured congressman from Detroit
that this gcEernment is lending its
fun support to the Polish govern
mCnt IN exile.
Hull conferred with Reps. Sa-
dowski Cd and Dingell Cd OF
Michigan and Gordon CD OF
Illinois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
BriCker Hits
Power Grab
(Tsxt OF Coz. Brieker's Address
on Page 10
BY JAMES A. NEWELL
special to THE DETROIT TINES

BALTIMORE. Sept. % In a
smashing attack upon the New
Deal powe rig ra b ers," Gov.
Bricker of Ohio appealed last
night to the Democrats to take
back their party" by electing Gov.
Dewey to the presidency.
Speaking in the Lord Balti-
more Hotel to both old-line Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. he said:
There Is only one way to
break the stranglehold that
Sidney Hillman, Earl BrOwder
and their Communist comrades
have on the Democratic party.
That Is To elect Tom Dewey
president.
BLASTS BUREAUCRATS
"This will take the reins Of
government out of the hands OF
the arrogant bureaucrats and
put them back In the hands OF
the elected representatives OF
the people of our country
where they belong"
Asserting that the New Deal
ers put on a sham battle al the
Chicago convention over the vice
presidential nomination. Broker
stated.
"Hillman's convention cares
no more for the Democratic
party than for the Constitution
of the United States. Power
greed TO dominate his fellow
man are the motives back Of
his political activity"
DEMOCRATIC CITY
Broker spoke in a city in which
the affiliated majority of the
Democrats is three TO one over
the Republicans, but which, none
the less, elected Republican.
Theodore r. McKeldin. as mayor
last year.
T have come far enough In
this campaign TO know that the
trend which was so marked In
the municipal election rolls on
across the country in ever-in-
-creasing- power, /" Bricker said.
At a press conference earlier.
Bricker declared that the ma
tional administration lis holding
back the facts about Pearl Har-
Dor. obviously for political rea"
sons"
The nominee left Baltimore for
Portland. Me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
BY STANLEY MAxTED

WITH AIRBORNE FORCES IN THE ARNHEM
AREA Holland, Sept. q Delayedl-The British Second
Armys artillery has just come into communication with
this arborne group and has started Smelling enemy tar
gets signaed by
Maybe the tanks will arrive today Anyway, we are
holding on until they doThis is the fifth day and our
force is still being heavily mortared heavily SHIPPED and
machine gunned and heavily shelled by sepropeed So
millimeter guns.
The troops being asked to do more than flesh and
blood should have to endure but their commander sad
they are of good heart"
These arborne men are magnificent. They 60 in by
themselves and fight individually well as in patoons
and companies
When the Second Army arrives and relieves this
crowd they may be told one of the epcs OF the war
Meantime these just continue fighting their hearts
out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
FAILURE CHARGED

Under n Republican administra-
ton, he promised, the people Will
not be forced 10 make a choice
between two dangerous aiterna-
tives" - complete governmental
control or complete reaction.
Close TO 100000 greeted Dewey
during his 2-hour visit TO Oak
land and San Francisco.
Dewey SAID the Roosevelt tfti-
ninistration has failed utterly
to find a way Of providing both
economic security and political
freedom.
Saturated a. II Is with the
defeatist theory that America Is
past its prime" he said. "the
New Deai can see only tMn pos
sibilities for America-eYer in
creasing RECOMMENDATION as one
alternative, and reaction as the
other. Ii believes that economic
security can only be purchased
at the price Of freedom.
Neither OF these alternatives
IL necessary. There is a better
way. There is an American way
20 meet the modern needs for
greater economic stability and
individual securit' within the
framework of free society"
Gov. Dewey assured labor. which
Is an important factor in Cali
fornia. that il has nothing 10 fear
from Republican victory in No
Venber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
TALLINN IN GUN RANGE

A Moscow dispatch reporting
Tallinn under Soviet artillery fire
that Marshal Govorv's
army had raced almost 30 miles
through Estonia within II hours.
The first non-Nazi word of the
Red Army crossing of the Nistula
at Warsaw came from Gen. Dor,
commander of underground Pol
ish troops who emerged from
their hideouts nearly two months
ago 10 fight the Germans in War
saw.
Soviet planes again dropped
food and ammunition 10 the
patriot Bor-reported, add
ing that the food situation is still
"
In the heart of the city, he said
the Poles gained ground in the
direction of the Vistula, and were
aided by strong Russian artillery
fro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
By LEO W. o'BRIEN

ABOARD DEWEY CAM
PAIGN TRAIN. Sept. %
QNS)-Gov. Dewey carried
his fight for CALIFORNIA; 25
electoral votes toward Los
Angeles today after telling a
huge San Francisco audience
that the Republican party
san provide economic security
without loss Of political free
dom.
Far from regulating the social
reforms OF recent years, he prom
tSe6 10 tett the nav6S rom Los
Angeles tonight, the things we
need 10 do 10 advance our social
progress
In his San Francisco speech,
Dewey said the Roosevelt admin
istration had failed completely 70
handle necessary governmental
controls in such a way as 70 pro-
tect the rights and freedom OF
individuals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Reds Storm
Into Warsaw

LONDON. Sept. % (UP)-A
Polish communique reported to-
day that Marshal Rokossovsky's
Red Army had stormed across the
yistula River into Warsaw and
joined Polish patriots in street
battles against the German garri-
son.
AS the battle of Warsaw was
joined in the streets of the Polish
capital, Berlin acknowledged that
the German army had begun a re-
treat in Esthonia, where onrush-
ing Soviet forces had brought the
escape port OF Tallinn, Estonian
capital, under artillery fire.
"a Finnish broadcast recorded
by the FEC said the Nazis had
started evacuating Tallinn.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
ArIlheIll Battle:
N Patch of He'll

TIE fololcng dispatches by correspondents lcih the
Allied oirborne ANTS nl the Anthem of northern
Holland oire the first of attempts to establish
direct contact rci tic British reet column Goronctn9
on Arnhen from AtjmegcH;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Dewey Offers
Job Security
Says Roosevelt Plan
Has Failed Utterly

Text Of Gov. DeweAs Ad-
drsss on Editorial Page Account
Of Coz. Brieker's Baltimore
Speech on Page p BTiekcr
Text, Page II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
JOBS PROMISED

Governments first task in the
peacetime years ahead, Dewey
promised. VIII be to SEE 10 II that
conditions exist which promote
widespread job opportunities in
private enterprise.
Dewey said unemployment in
surance, old age pensions are
here TO stay and that the Re-
publicans will broaden them.
He also included protection Of
the farmers against wild price
fluctuations and stability Of inter-
est rates 10 prevent government
bonds from falling after this war,
as they did after the last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

Sele; &C Is 80. csz-.er e.. seek
esscters To-, e-e-s- len .pc-s1
needed. hppy S--rs Hsrsss-.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-12-08
ROOSEVELT ASKS
FOR CONTINUOUS
FIGHT ON POLIO

Nh% YORK. Dec. 7 - (P) -
Headent Roosevelt. dedicating his
s %aloay for the 18th year to the
~. -s] against poliomyelitis, said
, "u. Inc fight against infantile
yS,'lySlS is fight to the finish.
a all, the terms are unconditional
Smendero =
m a letter to Basil o'Connor
s %s'-oent Of the National Founda-
s r,n -of Intantile Paralysis, ap-
$ t,r. a request to center the
, equation 1915 Embarrassing ap-
NV; ;rp ., on MS next birthday, Janu-
'V Inc president wrote:
.. We face formidable enemies
~ s.. nome and abroad. Victory is
r r4lsyed only at great cost-but
NV, NV. y IS imperative on all fronts.
,5. So' V'-til We have removed the
t,r+ 1uo" Of the crippler from the
he e. OIL every child can we furl
rr,o,- udsS Of battle and still the
'anpets Of attack"
No me {,- 1915 March of Dimes to
j. ba %9lte House and appeal will
cs5ro la rom January 4 to 81, o.