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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16
JAMES cAsWELL DIES

East Lansing-Word was receiv-
ed here today OF the death Of James
T. Caswell. 81 Assistant professor
OF history and political science at
Michigan State College and we'll
known lecturer on government, at
Black Mountain, N. c. of a heart
attack. College officials said Cas-
well was en- route by train to Elon
College. in North Carolina for a
vacation trip.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16

WASHINGTON INS-The Ar.
my Air Forces announced today
they have cancelled contracts for
an additional $1,000 airplanes Of all
types and other war materiel at
an estimated saving Of nine billion
dollars. Impact OF the cancellation
on the nations biggest industry
and its one million-odd employees
was indicated by the fact this was
the second major cutback in q few
months
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16

David Brumagin. son Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Brumagin, 212 Maple St, Is
spending two weeks at the Nazar-
enc Boys Camp, Vicksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Drummer and
children. Benjamin and Robert,
spent today at the Detroit Zoo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16
Flower Theme For
Capsule Sisters

In entertaining the Capsule
Sisters Club, wednesday evening,
MrS. Melbourne Apple carried out
a flower theme in the games. dec.
orations and prizes. Mrs. Robert
Burke, a guest. Mrs. Earl Kline,
Mrs. William Renton, Mrs. Walter
Wright and Mrs. Delbert Blakemore
were prize winners.
The club will meet again Aug
20 with Mrs. Kline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16
MsetIno Omitted

The Crescent Ladies' Aid meet
ing scheduled for Wednesday at
Gilbert House was omitted on &C
count OF the holiday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16

fairs. American Legion Home,
1T s. Huron St., Ypsllanti.,
James E. Grips, IS, nc USNR,
SIS North River ST.. is stationed on
a naval base in the Pacific forward
area where he Is . member OF q
landing field track repair unit. His
wife, Maxine, three children, and
hiS mother, Mrs. Clara Grips. live
in Ypsilanti.
Among the passengers listed to
land at New York, Monday, aboard
the Mareschal So:fra. was Pfc.
Theodore Spires, 1877 oakham Ct,
Ypsilanti.
James r. Horton, 10 S &c. USN,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Horton,
$3.50 Denton Road, Belleville, has
been assigned to an antiaircraft
gun crew aboard the USS Oakland
for the past % months. Before en-.
tering the Navy he attended Belle.
vile High School and later was
employed by the Ford Motor Com.
pany, Belleville.
Lieut.. John Kerr returned to
Camp Atterbury, Ind. Monday
night after spending his three
weeks leave from Camp Atterbury
General Hospital where he is q
patient. He received an arm wound
while in action in Germany.
Sgt. william ]. Bradley. 631 N.
Adams St.. has been honorably dis
charged from the Army. Sgt. Brad
ley was in the Army three years,
stationed at Naxton, N. Carolina.
Pvt. James NJ. Orion. "a. 1045
Centennial Rd., who has been over
seas "a months In the Quartermas-
ter corps, is at Camp Banding.
Fla, after being flown on 1900
mile air TIP from Casablanca TO
Miami, Fla. From Camp Blanding
It 10 expected he will be sent to a
center near home.
Among the soldiers who were ad-
mitted to Percy Jones Hospital was
Pvt. Charles Z. Wood, Ypsilanu.
Howard Dawson, 2s year. old
county supervisor from Ypsilanti,
entered the service Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Dawson was serving his
second year as supervisor. He
Is married and has two children.
He has been associated with the
Martin Dawson Company.
FiO Mahlon R. Ellis, Jr., son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon r. Ellis.
307 Elm St., Is now stationed in
Puerto Rico with the AAF Carib-
bean Division ATC.
Pvt. Russell Z. Lawrence. aerial
engineer, OF s6i z. Forest Ave.
has been awarded the Air Medal.
The award was made upon CON-
pletion OF $50 hours OF operational
flight in transport aircraft over
dangerous and difficult Indo-China
air routes. during the period Of
service from January 8, to March
20.
Sgt. John d .Parr son OF Mrs.
Louise NJ. Parr, I'll Washtenaw
Ave, is a member ofthe crew OF q
Bit Flying Fortress which IL spe.
cially equipped to drop q life boat
by parachute. Sgt. Parr is respon-
sible for loading the Afeboat which
is slung snugly beneath the bomb
bay.
Sgt. Parr was trained for his Job
at Armament School, Lowry Field,
Colorado before going overseas. He
has been in the Army since De-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS -
scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows. and other relatives.
Consult Bsyard Buehen, dlree-
tor Council Of Veterans A.
falrs, American Legion Home,
1T s. Huron St., Ypsllanti.,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Budd, 1909
Pearl St, will entertain Cpl. and
Mrs. c. H. Sechrest, Dearborn. this
coming week. Cpl. Sechrest has
just returned from Italy where he
has been stationed sor IS months
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16
Rural Events

FRIDAY
West London
Young People, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Yakes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16
Calendar Of Social Events
Eastern War Tims)
TODAY

Circle OF Baptist Womens Union omit meeting
washsnaw Women Golfers ladies' day washtenaw Country
FRIDAY
Willing Workers Circle Of Kings Daughters o'clock
Mrs. Belle Sconey.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16

Ensign Richard L. Davis, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis. LeForge
Road, arrived home wednesday to
spend a leave with his parents until
Sunday, when he will leave for
Florida. For the past four months.
Ensign Davis, who Is bomber-nav-
igator, has been stationed in Okla.
homa.
Jerry McCown, stationed in New
Guinea has recently been promot.
ed to staff sergeant. His wife, Ber-
nice, has also been promoted to cor
poral. She Is a medical technician
at the Percy Jones Hospital, Battle
Creek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16

James E. Grips, rs, S nc USNR,
SIS North River ST.. is stationed on
a naval base in the Pacific forward
area where he Is . member OF a
landing field track repair unit. His
wife, Maxine, three children, and
his mother, Mrs. Clara Grips. live
in Ypsilanti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George schanr. Ho.
mer, were guests OF Mrs. Schsnx's
sister, Mrs. Judson King and Mr..
King. Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Schans have received word from
their son F arc Leroy schans. say.
ing that he 10 now at Pearl Hsrbor.
Evening star., 1945-03-25

page advertisement, in bold type, announced
that Former Mayor James B. Haskell would
discuss the mayoralty campaign over the
local radio station this evening. Martha folded
the paper and hurried into the house with
marked firmness of purpose.
Barbara was c,rled up in chair on the
sunporch, day dreaming. You're in on thisr'
announced Martha. Where's your father?"
Barbara smiled. HE went downtown early
this morning" She added brightly, ITO write
his speech"
Martha frowned. She held aloft the evening
paper. Then you did know about this!'
Father mentioned it, Barbara said sweet
ly The local station gave him fifteen min
utes for an election eve campaign speech"
Martha bit her lips. IF he - Oh, but he
wouldn't! He wouldn't dare make speech in
Evening star., 1945-03-25

wife Martha stepped forth, cast an eager
glance toward the house, and ran up the steps,
trim, 1.-THE woman in a smartly tailored suit
and wisp of hat, with gray streak in her
hair that was new since the Major had gone
to war. He pulled back the door quickly,
and his arms went around her.
Darling, I'm so glad" she told him when
she caught her breath after his welcoming
kiss. You're just in time. You can ride with
me on election night to City Hall in my VIC
tory parade. Isn't it wonderful surprise to
come home tor!
Terrific" he said grimly. But wait till
you hear the surprise have for you."
Something from Paris, dear? A souvenir"
sort of a souvenir" admitted the Major.
Your husband I've been placed on the in
active reserve list. Nothing serious. A small
matter of blood pressure that the Army
medics think is more important than it really
is. III be back in civilian clothes tomorrow"
Martha Hudson Haskell cried aloud with
10Y. "You lamb! III make you my Police
Commissioner as soon as I'm elected!'
81 DON'T want to be Police Commissioner.
And don't want to head the Sanitation De-
partment or be the City dog catcher" He
drew in his breath and came out with it
bluntly: And l don't want you to run for
mayor!'
But an running, sweet. And I'm as
good as elected" She pouted and wagged her
finger reprovingly. Don't tell me you're
jealous! III let you help me. And you can
have the job back next term. BY that
time -" Here the Major noted that dreamy
look in her eye that Barbara had mentioned
- they'll want to put me up for something
bigger"
Look" said the Major, fixing her with
his eye You meet some important people
in the Air Force overseas Men who'll be big
shots in the development Of postwar avia-
ton. One of them offered me job in New
York as soon as the Army was through with
me. And that happens to be right now"
But darling! I'll be mayor in two days!
can't just walk out and 60 to New York;
The Major, though he should have known
better, let his voice rise angrily. There are
big things being planned in aviation can
be part of it. may be key man. We're
going to build up the greatest -
What about my career?" Martha's voice
was frigid. That doesn't matter, suppose?"
They want me in New York right away,
and want you to come with meH The Major
forgot all his fnesse. II can't wait until you
mess up the works as mayor and quit!'
Color drained from Martha's cheeks and
her chin went high in the air. Mess up the
works! So that's what you think!
Il didn't mean exactly that" )" moaned the
Major with too little and too late penitence
But you know you'll get bored with politics
You could still withdraw from the race.
Evening star., 1945-03-25

everything: just when I've found myself!'
And she walked from the room with superb
dignity.
The Major and his daughter sat in discon-
solate silence. Whenever Mother finds her
SELF" observed Barbara, 1T means trouble"
We're not licked yet" The Major tried
to sound hopeful. "I'll think of something"
LATER that evening he sat alone. before the
radio. Young Plympton was on the air from
eight to nine, and Martha was to follow, at
her meeting. She'd left the house long since,
and Barbara, a willing spy, was at the Oppo-
sition meeting. The clock struck and the
Major flicked the dial.
He heard Plympton introduced as rising
young attorney, an ex-marine with a fine war
record and a medical discharge. Then he
heard Plympton himself. He spoke earnestly.
with no heroics and not too many vague
generalities. Something. he didn't yet know
what, should be done about the zoning laws.
The school system needed bit of busting
off. Taxes were tough, but he couldn't work
miracles. He'd just try to do good job.
Damned if he wouldn'tw muttered the
Major, and sat back to wait for his wife.
She came on, and her tone was lofty. 1t
was stock speech delivered with stock elo-
quence, in which she promised to carry on
the ideals of good government set forth by
her soldier husband. At that point the Major
said "Phooey!" and turned the dial.
He paced the room for an hour, smoking
cigars until the air was thick. Then he walked
to the window, flung it wide and breathed
deeply. Tho moon was full, and the Major
looked out at his daughter Barbara kissing
a young man at the foot of the porch steps.
The kiss lasted quite while, and the Major
watched, entranced. Then he said, HIM
m-m! and closed the window softly.
BARBARA came in ten minutes later. did
you hear Mothers speech?" she asked.
Part of it. You look flushed. my dear.
No doubt it's from walking fast through the
nippy night?"
Barbara's eyes narrowed. IF l interpret
the double-talk correctly. you're nothing but
a spy. heard the front window open."
Public Relations officers know all and see
ALL" he replied. $50 that's the young man
who isn't blind?"
The same. Do you approve?"
HAS he much of future?"
What do you Think"
The Major sighed. Speaking Of the cleo
ton, I'm afraid Mother will win in walk,
even with that speech. We're practically
one-party town."
"You promised to think of something.
said Barbara accusingly.
1T hasn't come yet. Maybe it will when
I'm asleep. Good night"
And come it did - at two-thirty in the
morning The Major awoke from sound
sleep and there it was. all perfect in his mind.
Evening star., 1945-03-25

favor of Plympton." She considered mo.
ment. ''Or would he? He was pretty bitter.
He told me-" said Barbara reassmingiy.
''he wanted to do his part to keep Haskell
in the City Hail."
Martha sighed in relief. YOU'RE sure he
said that?"
His very words.
II HOPE you're right. If he tries to get
votes for P1ympton, III"
HE won't"
Martha shrugged mot that it would make
any difference. III be elected if he talks about
Plympton till he's blue in the face. But
he does III never forgive him.
Hell be on the air. said Barbara hap
PLY, in just three hours.
Continued on page IA
Evening star., 1945-03-25


CoLoR drained from Martha's cheeks and
her chin went high in the air. Mess up the
works! So that's what you think"
II didn't mean exactly that" moaned the
Major with too little and too late penitence
But you know you'll get bored with politics.
You could still withdraw from the race
Mess up the works. repeated Martha.
not even listening.
The Major sighed. Let this young Plymp-
ton have the job" he pleaded. rs there any
thing wrong with him?"
Barbara, lolling in chair. answered: Not
a thing. Not single blessed thing"
Martha stood up abruptly and surveyed
the two of them scornfully. You're upset
ting me dreadfully! And l have to broadcast
my most important speech in two hours
before a crowded audience" Her lip trembled
threateningly. you want me to throw away
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Detroit las
7 in Semis

CHICAGO Dec. : Detroit had
seAeu of u>- star boWlerS IN the
.semifinals Of the fifth annual all
star bowling tournament and the
Motor City lads seemed assured
Of ar least two spots IN the finals.
They were, Chct Bukowski,
Therman- Gibson. Charles Boehm,
Joe Norris. George Young, Fred
BuJack and Rudy Pugcl. -Four are
members Of the world champion
+ 4 B club Gibson, Young. Bu-
lack and BukowSkl and three Of
Stroh Norris. PuGcl and Boehm
Bukovsk was the star of yes
terday closing round OF qualify
ing play He spIaShed down 1913
pms for the second successive SIX
game block 10 give him second
place with 1880 compared 10 1878
Tor Walter Ward, present leader.
The leaders and Detrolters
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

Oma. Detroit heavy scored TkO
over Jackie Saunders, Phlladel-
phia. IN sixth AZ Elizabeth, y. j.
In New York. Johnny Ryan,
Detroit mlddlcwclghl lost to
Jimmy McDanielS. Los Angeles
Michigan States Jack BreSlin,
for second straight year has been
invited 10 play for Eastern All
stars In Shrine game az San
Francesca. Jan 90. Doc Blanch-
ard. Glenn Davis and Co. cant
play ln games because of exams,
West Point hiCvlCs ruled.
Western states basketball team
plays 81 John 5 In Madison
square Garden. NCw York to-
night AZ same hour. Michigan
state opens home cage season
against Great Lakes Mans
field, Detroit pro fyC. viii seek
thIrd -.i.--.-ss4+i- 4----rrr+---- 7C7Tryr TO-
lcdo Nationals ar Holy Rcdcemer
gym
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Kickers Bolstered
For Cup Encounter

Carl kmeCcr, manager OF the
Pioneer kickcrs. formerly known
as the Gcrman.Untted Club. said
today that Manfred Lehman. star
Sharpsbooting forward would ION
tho team for its National Chal-
lcngc Cup SeCond-round match
against ST CiaIr next Sunday at
Mack Park
The PlaHeeFs are -Hnaeteatfri
this season and coalle Joe Caroll
boasts five Shutouts. The club AL
ready has beaten s.. Clair twice.
10 and 81. Kruger lists his fun
squad as follows Joe Carelh.
Werner lIamann. Aldo Patria.
George Borg. John Nelson Lou
Mark Molly, Mike Steiner.
Walter Vangnctti, Manfred Leh-
man, Henry karla. Pete LaugrloA.
John Butch Lcnard, LOUIS TcS-
sitore and Tony Lenard
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Why Play Even

Incidentally, ONelll insists that thus FAR
he has not talked player trades 10 any ono here,
not even 10 himself
NO wonder" snorted Arch Murray Of
New York Post" what does O'Ncill need
Tebbetts and swift catching. the best pitching
stan in the majors, York or Greenberg on
first, Mayo at second. Higgins at third, Webb,
Hitchcock or LipOn at short and 10 or II good
outfieldcrS'
Between April and ., the Tigers and
Braves will play exhibition, games at Mobile,
Mont goncry Nashville. Chattanooga and Evans
viHc Bucky Harris, who missed the Tiger
general managership by squeak, is still smiling.
He wound up as G.. VI. at Buffalo g.. Gabty
Hartnctt is his manager -. The Bisons will
train AT Winterhaven. hard by the Tigers Lake.
land camp,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Kronk Entering II
In State AAU Swim

kronk Community Center Will
he represented by l. swimmers in
tho State AAU events listed for
the University of Michigan pool
Dec. IS. Coach Jimmy
TCnnant announced today.
Chester Wcrshlla. Bill Balch,
Dick Bachrack, Harry Ackcrman.
Ronald AlSohrook, Dick Mandle
and Zlgmund Indyke compete in
the mems events while Norman
Johnson. Ann and Agnes Neky,
Rosemary McKillop a nd Mar
iouc Evans arc the entries in the
girls competitions
Bachrack recently cot ou' of
the navy while Indyke Is home
from Europe where he was
awarded the Bronze Star.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Not Enough Good Ones Around

You your bits the Pacific Coast League
won't become major league this year next and
maybe not for 10
First OF all the league hasn't the ball parks to pay fo
big time clubs
Secondly there aren't that many top-fight players
to Odrrant three major leagues. ThinL back to
times, before the services grabbed most the stars
Remember (he PhHIieS and the Brownies Just
mention clubs? What Wouldn't HeJ haze giUen
for feW good hall pioyerS2
Perhaps and We hope the postwar baseball world
viii up All major load them all with r. and
when that happens then and then alone could third
league
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
They'll Miss ZeIler

-B4-44ast-FHsff- here II Gc0rge " Trautman,
Tiger general manager elect . He has charge
of arrangements for the minor league meeting
Attends to chores as president of the
American Association and goes into huddes
with Jack ZeIler. O'Ne and Wish Egan.
Judging BY his popularity with dele.
gates here. Zcller rs going to be the most
missed man in baseball When he ster \
OUT of his jo5 as general manager OF the
Tigers.
James CHack) Miller Tiger bullpen catcher.
will manage Lubbock in the West Texas League
next season :. Lubbock, along with -iont-
somcry and Muskogee will be Detroit-Dalss
farm club Hack used TO manage at Lubbock
for the White Sox.
Jimmy Campbell. who used 10 pilot Buick
teams at Flint, Is here lust = spectator
Campbell FASTENED tn explain
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
EE"iGhI
Prospector 5
Really Has II
KA INhE Kt-KSON

]. height pays o'I n basketball
and I' 0au ba decisive even Doe the
popular race hm>e style ot 'hc
present you cam count South
western ljrb 'Ou much In this
season Nctuou league race.
Coach I.llc Van peycnter of
the Troeuortu bias probably tho
ta.lret team U l0r league this
Year. and certainly the taIic>t
player IN Allan Barnett IS foot
Z inch giant Barnett incidentally
has grown an inch since last sea-
son. when he was regular for
the ProSpcCtorS
Barnett easily ran up 70 points
in Southwestern 8 opening victory
over ChadSey last week lie VIII
get q sevcrcr tCSt when the Pros
pCCtorS tackle Northwestern. also
unbcatcn Friday night
Even without Barnett South
western would boast a tallcr.thau-
average prep team. Coach Van
DCvcntcr has no loss than six
other SIX footcrS In has first 10
They arc VIC BaranSkaS C63D.
Aran SarkCsjan Co., John Mora
te'2l Charlie, MIkulaS 'GlD.
Connie NooradIan C6't1 ard Al
O'Ncill fGl The smallest member
of the squad is tho team captain
and one Of The most valuable,
George Michigan q mere midget
at D tcct 5 inches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

1t clImaNed a fine talk ny Tho
Ilamtramck younCStcr who rose
to football heights AZ Michigan
only to be stricken with an III
ness that kept HIM IN the hospital
for nearly three years. julie and
Tom Kuzma shared honors with
the l915 team during the evening
festivities Kuzma. like Franks. is
winning his long fight against
sickness.
Michigan fans turned ont In
force 10 attend the dual Celcbra-
tlonS. They overflowcd the blC
banquet hall and every one stayed
until Coach Fritz Crisler had FIN
lshcd his praise of the ball club
Those rated as seniors, but who
will likely return for more COM
petition received M rings They
were Warren Bentz, Henry Fonde,
Johnny LIntol. Mike PraShaw,
Johnny Weycrs. Jack Smith, Joe
Ponsetto, Howard Ycrges and
Harold Watts. Watts has left
school for the navy and his father
received his award
There was a great outpourinE
Of Michigan'S greats in the crowd.
Germany Schultz, still rated rs
the best OF all centerS. showed he
could still catch a forward pass
John NaulbCtSCh, Jack Blot
I'd Slaughter, Benny Friedman
and Bob Brown. all All-AmcrI-
cans. were around So were
Pat O'Dae. Stan Fay. Or. {. /. r.
Pearman. Shorty Mcmillan. Cod
ric Sweet, Paul Jerome. Howard
Kinds, Doug Roby. Jim Earle,
Sam and George BabCoCk, Ray
Torbet. Miller Pontius, Butch Jor-
dan. Doc Dellman, Jack Emery.
Jeep Mahaffey. Johnny Driver,
the golf star; Dutch Marion and
Don Lund, all talked football for
hours around the Statler.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
frankie Sinkwich
To Get Discharoe

DENVER. Dec. 5 CUP)-Lowry
Field officials announced last
night that frankie Sinkwich. OF
tho Detroit Lions, would be dis
charged today.
SinkwiCh. Who headed the See
ond Air Force superbornber lineup
this year. had nothing 10 say
about his discharge or future
D. l.rg
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Newh0usors Flying Plans Cause
ONeiII Almost TO Throw Fiji
By LEO MACDONFLL

Happy Chambers absence At tho meeting
Of the baseball promotion committee caused
eyebrow raising The commissioner had Q
speaking date at Louisville 80. Jack Tighe, ex.
Tiger. expects TO return to Batavia, ~ Y, a.
manager Batavia is a Cleveland farm club
Dixie Parsons, cut loose by the Tigers is look
ing for job
Dick BortelI, Just out OF the navy
and looking as clipper as he did Whsn
he helped the Tigers Uin pennont IN
1910, is here. He IS expected to be
named manager at Jersey City, Giants
farm =. Bill Muiiigan, business man
oger for the Seattle club, reports that
Freddie Hutchinson Is in ciUies and sees
hum once IN a DhIe.
Wendell Mosser left-handed pitcher whom
the Athletics got from Portland. Ore. for Steve
Gcrkns and Mayo Smith. was IN the Tiger
spring training squad a. Evansville in 1912
Mosser won l3 games and lost for Marvin
Owens Beavers ... Gerkins won none and lost
l. for Connie Mack
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
More Stress on Team Sports

I'VE learned, for eVamble, he told yesterday. that
YOU 20 wrong Nc>>ing minor sports track tennis
golf wrestling etc.
Also you cant put much team sports. After
all winning Of the certainly team proposition
II every there such thing"
In the latter connection, Forsyho told us that he saw
Of bigger high schools couldn't have
and football in competition each fall
I'VE might where could have first second
and third-team leagues" he said
The main thing is getting the Kids out there on the
athletic field the the merrier.'
Yes you've got like fellow like Forsythe
guy goes Att for kids the backbone Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

the league. which will open Jan ?
and play its games Al community
ceninr&---
Detrola, G VI & Truck Of Pom
tiac, Gar Wood Industries, Long
Mfg, Wyandotte Chemical Mich
lgan Steel Casting. Briggs Mfg,
Thompson Product, VickCrS. MIN
ncSota Mining. Corboloy. Federal
Mogul and Hudson Motor will
form the Cirrult.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
Twin Party

Ham,ramck High and 81 Lsdis-
laus High football squads vii be
honorcd At the seventeenth annual
banquet rendered hy Tho Indus
trial Center KIWanl> Club ~ s ~
tonight az Tau Bo'a Community
HOUSE Chuck Raor L of -
coach V... hc the ptr~.Va'
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