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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
Mrs. Chase Will Filed

Five daueiiteFs Of the late Mrs, Irving (IfliEabeth Hosner kelloggl Chase, Prospect street who dled Sept. go, have been bequeathed the major share of her estate accord. ing to c will fled ct the oface of Probate Judge Patrick Healey.
 The daughters are: Marjorie 9taFkweathoF Chase Sheldon, Rros- pect street: Eleanor Kellogg Chase Taft, of Washington; Lucia HosnleE chase Ewing of New York City; Mssa Elizabeth Irving Chase of Water- bury and London and Dorothy Chase MatheF Carmody of Middle
 Mrs. chase was one Of wAtsrz baFy's most prominent women ilpsed for her many civic and DoeisI ac- tivities. She wes paFtlcliihfiy iii. stFumentai in estAbiishitg essential home-fF0nt activitisg both iEi the iast war and the current waf.
 Among the property devised Co the i've daughters i1 c winter holns in PaInf Beach, Fla., known as E8k agNNAtAlAk 8SbAh hUAA sS44A PS. spmAl property was bequeasaied to 'tho i've successors,
 Arrangements are made within the document for bequeDte @ gfafld- children and nepheWs and nieceg, One-louFth inteEoBt held by the de- ceased ia her family homestead, tho Kellogg h0lne Prospect street. la loft 70 her brother Charles Y. Kels iogg. Another brother, Captain wTanlg Kellogg W1ao died last peeefl- beF Wag logl8 pgoElllent in The coBil- tEy'e naVel aesIVltiegs
 me win names Irving A, ohase, hiisband, and eon=InsleW Edward Ts CaFmoav aa eRoelltoED and WNe dsaWn up 5an l& 1olA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
Nozis Use Women To ExoIt Hitler
By RALPE FORTE United Press stafR COrrespOndent)

(VmtUu FFOBb Bten SVEEUbpVHueHtI
 Madrid, oct. --(uP)-Airplano travellers from Germany reported today that the NaztB are systeHnati- cally exploiting tho mystic AdorA- ton of millions Of German women for .sAdolf IEiaiaF, thairt "BCllcen Adolf" to keep Tho Reich in tiie war.
 They said Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph 0oebbeis directed his major propaganda At the women who inspire defeated and batties weary NaEi troops to go back to the front lines for . new stand.
 The NaEi program of allsout Tes sistanee was said to Do directed ll- most exclusively to Women--wives, mothers, SWeetheArtg and sisters whose ascendeney over their flefls folk was described as almost uh- belioVable.
 Women are being told to fire wounded soldiers with fresh enH thlisiasm for the war and to make any sacrifice. They are Instructed to urge Respondent men to renew their faith in the NaN creed.
 Tho Hitler youth leader, Baldur Won gchlraeh, also was employing women to keep the Hitter myth alive in the minds of young men, They are told that even if the Ale lies succeed in penetrating deeply into the Fatherland the German youth must keep alive the fight for Hitler as long as they live.
 The youth were instructed Co destroy their uniforms and hide their weapons If the Allies arrive but to go on worshipping Hitler be- cause he represents "the one pos- litivO value of Germany and tic deFmanic world"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
Germans Pay Heovy Price
BY HENRY T. doRfsELL United Press War Correspondent

BY HENRY T, 0OWAtBbb United Press War CaFTespondent)
 With U. 6. Infantry NeAr Aachen, October 10, -- tUpD s= The Germans fought hard te break out near Crucifix Hill, but the Yanks would not budge,
 "TAke 6 look at cFueifix Hill and the pastures between Alsdoff Aiia RGhaufenbeFg," exhausted German field officers protested to thelf superior officers, "f'hey are hts tered with our dead. The American artillery is cutting us to pieces"
 But Hitler was willing to pay . much higher price before yielding Aaeheii,
 GconIinue the ettack," tile Nazi field officers were told, "1'hese are tho friehFers own eFdefs,"
 Tine Germans plunged forward again, only Co be moved down m waves at the outskirts Of Alsd0ff, at Cruciflx fIill and at BaFdeiibefg, due north of Aaehen,
 This morning Aii efforts by .tne ilaFdenberg eounteFsattackefs had failed and the escape gap to the north Of Aaehen had been narrowed tO a little more than c mile,
 Despite an urgent "bOb" by the German infafitFyifieii at Bafdeiis berg, threatened with being cut off, the high command ordered 6 cons tInuaaon Of the bloody nine day battle hers 0fi the fFinges Of the Cologne plains.
 0iVeilef is on tAe way" the oeTs mans were promised. [.
 American piper etIbs spotted tanks and halflfaokB Of tie uefs man relief fierce approaching from the east. Ordinarily dive b0ihbefs would nave attacked them but weather was ilnfaV0Fable and it was left to tic artillery tO bfeak up the endorsements,
 A baFFage from long toms split the German column in hAif. With . half d0gen pafEeFs irl flames, the taii Of the column withdrew while forward clements ~ approximately eight tanks afid about 20 halftfaeks l-FaOed to tiie outskirts Of Bafdeiis berg to joln the hArdspfsssed oeFS man infantry.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
Rome Hlqh Mess
 Held For Al Smith
lny United PFessD

A solmen Feauiem high Mass was held iIa Rome today for the late Alfred E. smith, wil0 died iast WedS Iiesaay, the Vatiean radio ais flolln6ed in . broadcast recorded " ECC,
 T1he Mass was conducted Dg AF0hbishep Francis |, Bpellfnail eE New York end Was attended bv Mys ron c, Taylor, President Meoseglegs special representative e the Vahs can, Col0lisi Charles pelgth, former New York governor, and by many military 0flleeFg end represents atiYe8 of religious oEdeFA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

Dosuch. October il. - (UpD - Asking donatioiaa Of pillows, the Maesaohusett6 o9tsopathic Hospital Womonb Association revealed the nswept wartime ahoTtage -isatiisFs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11
Oddities h The NelOs
ny TJnItAd Preaa

Wegtfiold, Mass, october l1. - (UP) - Lawrence ]. Masotti, IT,, enc Of the holders of tho first iiufn- Dor picked in the Selectlvo Service drawing october go, 1o40, will report to tho Navy 0cecher 20 after finally receiving his cell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

BrunswlcIk, Me, october fl. -- (UP) = When three youths aiIegeds y Attempted q holdup here, they Nefe quickly bounced on by ,28 local and state policemen attending an EBI training school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-11

Boston, october il. = (Up) = A War Production Beard freeze" OE- der forbidS c Boston company from doing business in refrigeration equipment.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

erit bestnnt Ser eroBe a1u1pf 6arurn,
,lns ,,nfere Greibeit aud au erbolten.
Sn oieiem Rnupf tperoet Sbr cine
groBe 0fone au fpielen baben, rno
eben oesboIb lit es 10 tptdtig, oaB Sbr
nit Current 5ttt6iuur fortfobrt uno
@ud 10 tpeit aIs nt0eIi6 nit Dem
&iiit5eug bofiir beriebt, bic Dor uns
liegenoeu groBen 8roble1ne 5u erfen.
men uno NIT ibnen fertig tper6en au
tonnen. SSn 6ieiem Gimme lit Der
i'm fommenoen &erbft
guer Mobiltiierunestag, Guer 8.
Dap, i'm aampf fir cine beKere
SeIt :"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06
NQnQA anA alton GIQH

n10t 1netnanoerloutt, hertDil6t ooer
onsblei6t. Gin 5tpeiter 3ettel nit
Iorefie oes @mpf6ngers nno abien.
oers muB in 6as 9atet bineineelegt
peroen, oomit, fous oieies auseinan-
oergebt, Die innen befinolibe 5uidb.
lt6e Ini6rift benust 1peroen fann.
@ummierte Bafet3ettel oiirfen nidt
bermanot tperoen.
Weibna6tstarten fonnen ieoer5eit
Imabreno ooer nod Dem oben genann.
ten Gern1in Deri6idt 1peroen, oo6 in>
merbin 10 5eittg, oaB geniigeno 3eit
lfitr ibre 8eitellung eingere9net lit.
l9Seibna6tsfarten niilien in beri6loi-
Ienen umidlagen uno bou frontiert
alS 8riefpolt obgeianot tperoen.
Dos Borto fir Botete muB bon
be3oblt tper0en> uno 5tpar gemGB oen
~fourtb c1aB maip' Staten bonn Ser
Ionotpoltont bis gum Geri6iffungs-
Ibafen, ourd Den Oos 8atet tpeiterge=
leitet miro.
Der Snbolt mub felt 5ulomn1enge=
padt iein, oamit Die ein3elnen &C.
genltanoe iid bel Der 8ef0roerung
lni6t lodern. 8onbons, 9eiilie, Rora=
|mellen, SdotolaOe lno 6ru6tfuden,
Die ein5eln in 8o9spopier gepadt
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talls, Sol5= ooer Bapptartons inner
Ibolb oes Batetes oerpoft lperoen.
8ei idarfen ODER ipiben @egenltdn=
ben mie 3. 9. &oiierme1er ooer alin-
gen lollten Die gden ooer &onten nod
unit elmer 5onOerberpadunq geIdiitt
perOen.
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oaB Die Stonbnro &artons, Die fir
ben Serlan0 nod l1eberie ben0tigt
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|li6 Ieln 1perOen, ooer ldon ouf Dem
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Der 8unoeSregierung boben ioeben in
8emeinl6aft NIT ser Office Of 9Sar
Snformotion Elm 9anobub berousge-
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gronnonregungen fiir lofole Sam,
pagnen our Sntenlibierung oeS
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Serblt entbalt. uSSSn 0ielem Moment
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lin Der 8elt in i6peren &Qmfen lte=
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rufen mir ood) BEN Sungens uno
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biiros uno 8un6es- -llnterridtstom=
|mil1or Sobn @. Stuoebafer gel6rie-
BEN baben. Das Sanbbu6 entbdlt au6
einen Ippeu bon Saul Mcgeutt, oem
Soriibenoen Ser &ar Monpotper
Gom1niliion, an sic bo6i6ulpf fli6tige
Sugen0 Oes 2onoes, in oem es II. q.
beiBt:
"8ir oerteioigen uns beute gegen
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antUe;fansem betreffenb 8eibnadts'
befete mad 1teberfee

pie bic @eI9ente oerpadt uno tponn
fte berfanot tuer6en iollen, tpir6, nod
angaben bon Observation-Disclosures
Der 8eitdrtft uganf", bon Der See.
res. tn,o notwithstanding, uno
BON aus ueberiee 5lriideefebrten
mannliden uno 1peibli6en Mitglies
bern unierer Streitfrafte, bon ser Of
flee Of 8ar Snformation tpie folgt
acknowledgement:
8eibuo9tspatete fir idmtli9e in
lleberiee Itationierten Soloaten mill
len 5tpiiden oem Is. September unb
Is. Sttober 1914 gum Serlano ge.
longen. 9ie Safete miiiien forgfdltig
berpadt uno nit oen1 8ermerf
,gbriftuos Barcep berieben, inner,
balb oieier 3eit obgei9idt tper6en,
oamit iie tbre @mpfdnger 5u @etb.
nadten erreiden.
Sm ollgemeinen mo6ten gnleri-
toner In l1eberIee @e16ente boben, oie
ni9t 5u groB o0er gu unbanolib,
ODER leidt Oeroerbli6 ltn0; @ei9ente,
Die ite on ibrem iebigen 9lufentboltS-
OFT nibt befommen tonnen uno bic
lie belonoers on ibr Sein1, 8ertpatto-
te uno 6reunoe erinnern.
Sir inn europdil9en &ompfgebiet
(einidlieBlid Sranfreid, Stalien ,mo
groBbritannien) itationiertes Mili.
tGrperional tonmt in erlter 2inie III
8etraht:
6amilien- uno onoere 8botogro'
pbten bon 5ubauie;
SiiBigfeiten;
aleioungsItiide, lpie 3. 9. Inter,
tleioung;
,OIibe orob" ooer fbofi Rropot.
ten;
7Soden;
Grrsifire;
4merionild ger0Iteter &affee;
&ameraS uno Slim;
Irmban0l1bren;
Sir 3ubereiten bon Sanopides ge.
elgnete &onierben;
9ibeln;
aaffesubereitune i9inen (8atu-
umipltem).
@intge 5oJoaten erp0bnten, oaB
lie germ Announcements ouf 3eiti6rif-
ten uao Moga5ine batten, ferner
5rn6ttu6en uno anoere, oie ols be.
lonoers Itarfe &au6er betonnt lino,
mo6ten 3igorren uno 3igoretten bQ=
ben.
8dbreno oer aneegebenen 3eit-
lpanne oarf nur Elm Yatet bon elmer
BerIon an einen be1timnten SoIoo-
ten geididt peroen.
DoS Batet muB oie sluil6riit
"@briit1nas Barcel" tragen.
IS oarf nit @erpodung nidt ii6er
flint Bfun0 piegeu uno ourf ni6t
GROCER uls Is inches lang ano 36
INDIES I'M @eiamtl1mfong meiien. Oie
Armee empfieblt, Oab oas Hofet aus
elnem Ntetoll- o0er So5farton, ooer
elnem ertra, ooppelieiti9en 8eQbled
Bappfarton beitebt, Ser NIT einem
1elten, gummierten Hapieritreifen
oerltarft ooer NIT 8inofaoen feit 5ll<
gebun0en miro, ooer beioes.
9as Botet nuuB pollltdnoig uno
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Rittpsdi, ben s. Grptsmber 1914


I, gen fatboIiiden 2ebeng III SoIIo,t6
lett etipa 90 Sabren Die bolIdn.
oti6e @egierung feline offi8ieIIe Der.
tretltng beinl gatifan batte. gon ben
etna neun Meillionen gin,uobneru
| Sonanos ftno ettpa bret Naiuioneu
Ratbolifen Gallo nur Elm Drittel 10.
tboliid); aber Der 2atboIi3ismus
blubte in ben lebten Sabraebnten in
Souano madtig auf; insbeIon6ere
bot bort Die Iiturgiibe 8eapegung, bic
Sotenerer5itien, Die @otbolifde @f.
tion, Die fatboliide Breiiebetpegune,
Die tatbolii9=io5iale Arbeiterbeueguna
So9burgen itarfen uno iungen 2e-
bens. gSte tapfer Die ipeni9en boL6n-
oll6en 8ii60fe, boran Der unerIdrof.
fene gr5bii6of Dr. 0e Song bon
1tre6t, oen 9ea5is 8ioeritono lei.
iteten u1t6 nod leiiten, ,petb beute
iogar oie ni6ttotbolii9e 8elt.
T It T
6ramtfnrt a. W. cine tote GtoSt
Die l6meoiide 3eitung ,.Sbensfo
Wforgonblaoet' beri6tet, oaB .,oie ilt-
mere Staot bon 6rantfurt am Main
nt6t mebr oorbanoen uno MIR 80
Pro5ent Der gan3en Staot nod iibrig
lit. Die oeutl6en Meilitdrbeb0roeu
batten ME oaran glauben tpollen, oaB
eoentuea olliierte Bomber bic nah
5ranffurt OurdltoBen f0nnten, un6
oober Ipar Die 5liegerabmebr Der
Staot ni6t itorf genug, INN Die gro
Ben Jormotionen 6liegenoer 6eItrn-
gen auseinanOer5utreiben, bic Sag
uno Na6t oie 5ta0t beimiu9tea", er-
flarte ein in Wfalmo etngetroffener
Gellenoer. uSSnfolgeoeiien tpuroen oie
in oen sluBenpierteln geleeenen So.
brifen formlif ,pulberil ltert". uno
an6 tbre i'm Staot5entrum 9eleeenen
8iiros tpuroen 5erit0rt. Soleenoe So,
brifen wuroen beionoers i9per eetrof,
fen: S@-Sarben, 9lolertperfe, 8ogt
uno WeeBmer. Au9 ser eroBe uno
mooerne Sranffurter Sauptbabnbof
tuuroe teilmeiie 5erltort. Sn Der Ian,
genaaileritraBe itebt fein etn5iees
Sous mebr, Oos ni9t ireenoet1en
oabongetraeen bGtte
Die 8eboroen boben oIle ginpobner,
Die nibt unbe0ingt bi9tige arbeit
5n lei1ten ba6en> angetpieien, oie
StoOt 81 berlal1en. Son oen emit
10000 iiioii6en @inpobnern Srant-
fnrts 1ebt nur nod Elm 8roaent in
Der Stoot.
S6abungstpeiie 10000 ftns oepor-
tiert ooer in &on5entrationslager &C.
i6idt poroen. Ser 8eri9t f6lieBt:
~Srontfurt a. %. muB als cine Der
bon oen aliierten 8ombenangriffen
om meiiten nitgenommenen oeutl6en
StG0te betra6tet tper6en."
t # It
Gin 1O5-Williarben-y -ylmsberfaHf nad)
benz &riege
Wenn na9 SrieOensi6IuB Die ni6t
mebr benottgten militariiden ausrii-
ltungsartifel un6 iiberf1nffiges
gum egrfauf fommen,
miro cine 8arenflut 1i1 iiber 6as
Sano ergieBen, Ole elm tpirti6aftli6es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-06

OpHanO bet1n N1ttt1n Ocrtreten
Nadoem neueltens au6 Solono
einen oiplomotil6en gertreter an Sen
Gatifon geionot bat, belauft li9 num-
mebr oie 3obl Der beim 81. Stubl
offi5ieu oertretenen 5taaten nno
2onoer ouf Al. 0rei3ebn bon oieien
0iplomaten lino 8otidafter, baben
ollo Ben boditen oiplomatilden Stang,
26 ltno @elanote, 5tpei 6abon finb
Spe5iolbeauftragte, beibe lektere oie
Ioffi5ieaen oiplomatil6en Bertreter
bon oen Ser. 5taaten be5tp. oes Yrd-
lioenten &ooiepelt be5tp. bon Sopan.
Ser neue bouGnoii9e Gertreter
lift Sonfbeer Morc @iuem ban 8ee>
lie. 9ie 8ieoeraufnabne ser oiplo-
matil6en 8e5iebungen ser Nie6erlan=
De NIT oem 8otifan lit iniofern be.
mertenstpert, als einerleits oos ser
erite Sertreter ipieoer lit lit 1916,
ben Sollano nod Dem gatifan i6idt,
Imabren6 anoererleits - trot oes re.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Titdns TO Play
Fl. Custer MPs

University Of Detroit cagerS re-
sumo activity after a l5-day rest
over the holidays when they face
Fort Custer FPS next Saturday
night al Hackett Ficldhouse.
The Titans. who twice defeated
the MPS last ear. Will be shoot
ing for their 18TH victory of the
current season as against two de-
feats. Fort Custer has won one
game and lost one
Led by Cpl. Howard McCarty.
former Wayne University star,
and Sgt. Paul Mccall, one-time
All-American from Bradley Tech,
the MPS viii hold an advantage
over L of u. IN both height and
experience
McCariy III Is feet 2 inches, IS
the tallcst member of the visitors
starting lineup which averages
we'll over six feet in height. while
the Titans tallest starting CON-
bination hits a ) feet IL inch
norm.
Following 6 aturday nights
game. the Titans will be idle
until Jan. 4 when they meet Rom
illus at Hackett FieldhouSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Tropical ark Ends
Short Meet Jan. 3

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. % up
Gerald Brady, director of racing
at Tropical Park, which was TO
open for a 20-day meet on Christ
mas Day, said today he felt the
track should conform TO a govern
ment request and close on Jan. 3.
Brady's comment was made
after he had conferred by long
distance telephone with Herbert
b. Swope. chairman of the Tropi-
cal board of directors.
Brady said after the conVerSa-
ton that he and Swope feel they
should conform 10 the govern
ment stand, saying that IF that
will help toward winning the war,
that's the way it's going to be"
Tropical will operate for the
allowable period to Jan. 3, if that
is not contrary TO the spirit of
the ByrneS reques Brady
pointed 10 the fact thar hundreds
of Jockeys. trainers and groomS
were here. and that 1000 horses
are stabbed in the Miami area.
They will be helped TO some ex-
tent by the money from the eight
racing days allowed before the
deadllne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
The Best Wishes

Merry Christmas 10 my bosses
for their tolerance and TO the men
with whom | work. Greetings,
too. 10 the finance company ex-
ecQtives and 10 those who do not
hold jobs as finance company
executives.
The seasons best TO understand
Ing telegraph operators, 10 filling
station operators and 10 referees,
fight seconds and pipe smokers.
Also 10 those who do not smoke
pipes.
Greetings 10 those who argue
sports in hotel Hobbies and to
those who do not.
To high divers, bowlers and
bridge players, very, very merry
Christmas. The same TO those
who do not play bridge
Happy Yuletide TO the bobby soX
brigade and also 10 those who
prefer Crosby over Sinatra. A
hearty good Christmas wish 10
pool and billiard players and also
to those who do not play billiards.
In fact. a very Merry. Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year
t~allt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

PASADENA. Dec. % GNS)-
Both Southern CALIFORNIA; Tro-
JAMS and Tennessee'S Volunteers
were plagued by injuries today a.
they plunged into a final week OF
intensive practice before their
Rose Bowl clash New Years Day.
jeff Cravath. Trojan coach, in
tensified backfield drills as Don
Morris and Bob Burnside were
worked into the places left vacant
by George Callahan. veteran left
half. who is on the shelf with a
knee injury. and Don Garlan.
right half who has been drafted
since the end of the regular season.
Coach John Barnhill of the Vols
announced 17-year-old Ray Schlie-
den. l95-pound freshman end. is
definitely out of the lineup due
to severe leg bruises End Don
Cross has a broken arm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Big 10 10 Talk
About New Boss

Athletic directors OF the Big
Ten will discuss a successor to the
late John L. Griffith as con-
ference athletic commissioner at
the meeting of the National Col
legiate Athletic Association in
Columbus, O.. Jan. 1918.
Kenneth L, Tug wilson,
Northwestern University athletic
director VINO II member Of an
executive committee temporarily
in charge OF the commissioner s
Office. said all of the Big Ten
athletic chiefs would meet at
Columbus for the first time since
Griffith died suddenly al their
winter meeting here. Dec. Z. He
said
1--WE may not formally select
new man at Columbus. but
We probably will discuss likely
candidates"
As members OF a committee
which also includes L. w ST.
John OF Ohio State and II. O.
Fritz Crisler Of Michigan. VIII
son has transacted routine bust
ness in the commissioners office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Wings Oppose
Toronto Rivals

TORONTO. Dec. 23-Out 20
firm their grip on second place in
the National Hockey League, De-
-troit Red Wings tackled Toronto
Maple Leafs here tonight
This was the first half Of their
holiday double-header. the same
teams clashing in Detroit Monday
night.
The Wings. who won two of
their previous games with the
Leafs and tied the other. entered
tonight's game with three-point
lead over the third-place Toronto
SeXtet.
The Detroiters had another
good reason.for going all out in an
effort to win tonight. They needed
this game 10 keep close 10 the
league-leading Montreal CanadienS
who topped them by three points.
The Canadiens played the last
place Bfackhawks IN Chicago To-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
EAST-WEST DRILLS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. p
GNS) - The countryS 4op-notch
football players, gathered in the
camps of the East and West, got
down TO the serious business to-
day of whipping two smooth
working teams into shape for the
annual EaSt-WeSt Shrine football
classic New Years Day.
As both teams took 10 the field
for intensive practice. West Coach
Babe Hollingbery an n GU n d
Dennis O'Connor. quarterback
from ST. Marys. had joined the
squad as the oath and last man.
With a majority of the big
name football players on the
Easts team, the West turned TO
perfecting its passing combination
as its bid for victory
Lacking an outstanding running
threat, with the possible exception
OF Tiny, l52-pound Forrest Hall
from March Field. the West will
pin much of its hopes on the ac-
curate arm OF Bob Waterfield of
u. c. l., with Dub Wooten. 2l-
year-old Six-footer from Okla
homa, and lS-year-old Clarence
(Cotton) Howell from the Texas
AggieS as his likely pass receivers.
Both clubs will use two work.
outs a day until their meeting
New Years Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Night Skate
Meets Listed
January Big Month
for Winter Sports
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Hubert Johnson. the euterpris-
ing sportsman of the department
of parks and recreation, is CO.
operating with the officials of the
Michigan and Detroit Skating
Associations to make January the
biggest winter sports month in the
history of this frosty old town.
A series of night meets for
speed skaters TO be held on
Wednesday and Friday nights is
being arranged to supplement the
big events scheduled for every
weekend.
The major week competitions
start New Years Day with the
Midwest championships at Belle
Isle and continue through 10 the
Eastern Michigan championships
at New Baltimore. Feb. IL.
TIMES DERBY FEATURES
The schedule will be climaxed
by the annual classic, The Detroit
Times Gold and Silver Skates
Derby, at Belle Isle, Jan. 27-2S,
which includes the Michigan state
championships.
Detroit-held more speed skat-
ing meets than any other winter
sports center in the country last
season.
The whole-hearted support OF
Commissioner John Considine,
Johnson and other recreation off,
Gals is directly responsible for the
successful running Of speed skat-
ing here.
In line with the extended scope
of the recr 1tion departments
winter sports activities. full
racing program for speed skaters
of all classes from cradle 10 senior
divisions, is being held at Palmer
Park this Sunday.
It's the first outdoor meet Of
the season and is scheduled for
200 p. m.