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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
CRACKED

Hollywood--Actore broke SO many dishes in a cafe fight for RKO Radios Johnny Angel" starring George Raft, ;laire Trevor and Signe Hasso, that Director Edwin L. Martin asked for help from the Army. Not to stop the fight but to supply more dishes. He knew the Army condemns cracked and chipped' crockery and got all he neded from them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

Lynn Merrick was assigned yes terday by Columbia to play the feminine lead opposite Bob Haynes in Blonde From Brooklyn" which Del Lord is directing. Miss Mcr- rick Is currently appearing with Chester Morris in Boston BlacKie Booked on Suspicion" Others to join the cast of this romantic con- medy yesterday include Thurston
 Hall and Mary Treen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
AUTHENTIC

Hollywood-No need to question the weird assortment of rifles, ma~ chine guns, tommy guns used by John Wayne's guerrille6 in RKO Radios "The Invisible Army" 1t's captured Jap equipment and iS identical to that used by guerillA0 now fighting in the Philippines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
NO EXCUSAE

Hollywood-Blonde Hillary Brooke has no ecuse if she loses the Sylphs like figure she displays in RKO Ras dio's The Enchanted Cottage" She studied a Columbian University course in dietetics to learn how to advise people on keeping their girl- ish figures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
TOMORROW's MENU

BREAKFAST: Grape fruit juice, ready = to eat cereal, scrambled eggs, enriched toast, butter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Casserole of red kidney beans and onions, rye bread, butter or fortified mar garine, cut-up oranges and ba- nanas, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Baked stuffed trout, lemon slices, baked whole or scalloped tomato, baked po- tatoes, cabbage salad, enriched bread, butter or fortified mar garine, ginger pears, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

e cry family, and in every home 1t entered 1t took the life of at least one child, and some tim eS two or more.
 I slept with my head under the blankets for many g h t 8, fe airing the thing" (which was diphtheria) would enter my be om and Ia~v 1ka A1i~ 11 |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

applying for method in which ability have consd
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

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 One has only to visit the hospitals to realize how precarous the nursing situation is This very day my grandson had to be taken home after operation simply because there nurses to look after him. His parents, both busy through the day, were obliged to stay with him at night and in the end he had to be taken home he could be properly cared
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
WE, THE WOMEN,
--WE, THE WOMEN
 Housewife Has .SeE-ImpOsed Curfew Rules
BY RUTH MILLETT

The tempest in teapot created by War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes' midnight cur few imposed on the enter L-s. 1l
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
Come Out of Retirement,
 Author Asks All Nurses
BY MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
 Written for NEA Service

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22

ly's Millions" starring Virginia Grey and Paul Kelly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-22
S i1D!al !a.
Watch for Signs of Diphtheria

By IONA L. TROTT
 Assistant Director
 Red Cross Nursing Service
 Written for NEA Service When I was a child I overheard the grown-ups talking about a dreadful disease that was sweep ing the country. It was said to be travelling up our road, visiting
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Kelly Visions
Million Jobs

WASHINGTON, Sept IA
Nearly a million workers will be
holding jobs in the greater De-
troit area in the near future.
That was the prediction today
of Gov. Kelly in his analysis OF
the job situation in Michigan,
outlined before Senators Vanden-
berg and Ferguson.
The Michigan governor how
ever. listed four ifs as influenc-
ing the situation,
They are:
/ Amicable relationships be-
tween workers and manage
mcnt.
Rapid rcconversion of
plants.
2 Adequate material supply.
A constructive govern
ment policy.
Throughout the state. Gov
Kelly said, there viii be 2,200,OOC
Jobs, compared with 1910 en-
ployment level of 100000.
He used the figure $1,000 for
the greater Detroit area. basine
his figure on a poll of $500 en-
ployerS in Wayne, Oakland and
MaCcr,,b counties
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Shoe Actors
Conrad Cantzen Recalls
Being on Uppers

JERSEY CITY, Sept II CUP)-
Conrad Cantzen. 7s-year-old for
mcr character actor who died last
juno, left The bulk Of. his estate Of
more than 5000 10 set up fund
20 provide shoes for needy actors
"Many times I have been on
my uppers. and the thinner the
>olcs OF my shoes the less cOur-
age I had 10 face the manager
In looking for a job" said the
Will. filed for probate here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Fetch a Posse.
Horse Rustler Filches
Junkman's Steed

There's a boss thief loose in
these parts.
Robert Jordon, 43. of 64S Biv-
ingStone. a junk dealer, revealed
the news last night when he an
nounced he had quit sleuthing on
his own for his reddish brown
gelding, stolen Sept. IL.
He said the horse was z years
old and that he had purchased il
three months ago for Sos. 1t
answers 10 the name of Charlie
but no wise cracks about a Charley
horse, please.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Atom in Civilian Use
Called Far in Future

WASHINGTON, Sept II QNSl
Mai. Gen. Leslie r. Groves
atomic bomb project director. told
a news conference today that il
VIII be a number Of decades before
atomic energy can be turned tC
civilian uses.
"It j. a very complicated prob
lem" ne SAID. Tand / cannot
imagine any civilian problem be-
ing worked on with the kind Of
intensity We devoted 10 the
bomb project"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Z Taverns Held Up
Bandits Net S240

Police today sought hnndits who
netted a total OF S240 in two
separste bar holitips yesterday,
John YuniS. 80 of 2O20 NIrC MIA
Park. owner Of a bar 20 2l1l1
Harper, was robbed Of 500 by q
man arntcd with a pistol. Jerome
Forester. 1896 Snowdcn. oVncf
Of a bar al 97lo Dexter. lost SliJ
70 another armed thug.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Back From, Europe

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 14-Lt.
Col. Arthur Bromage, professor
on leave from the University of
Michigan political science depart
ment, returned today after two
years overseas with the Allied
military government in Germany.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
May Hall Dope 10 Spain

LONDON, Sept. IA INS)-
The London Evening Standard
says that supplies of all types of
narcotics sent 10 Spain may be
prohibited by international agree
ment within a few months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Senator's Daughter Wed

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA (UP)
-Elinor Stuart Kilgore. 10,
daughter OF Senator Kilgore Cd
OF West Virginia. was married to-
day 10 Albert Thomas Young. %,
Alexandria, Va.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

classes for cookers and springerS
Tuesday evening al its club,
1904 Woodrow Wilson NJ. +.
Small. Secretary, reports Is
SpringerS are now taking this
training each Tuesday evening.
Charles A. Frank. president of the
club, is instructor.
"Two-Gun" Andy Palmer Of
Dearborn, owner of the third
largest gun collection in the coun-
try. will entertain members Of the
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress
Wednesday night at the Knights
of Columbus Hall.
S. c. Sorensun, antique firearm
authority of Lima and Roy Scates,
famous crack shot with Buffalo
Bill, are also on the program. The
club is stagi its annual Buffalo
dinner next Saturday at the Stat
lpr HOtpl
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Sweeps Schedule
TO-DAY

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Ce1rr- M1fsIJ. HesD't cleaners Packard -.
Charles Nsnnssts VHreR Bar Tonyt h9Is
Gene w,.u a operatou Bonn No J
Bernard BiAgytif Class D-wachl'T-HoTUiti
JeEslss a. Bf,ief Conductors. Local 500,
Ffsns GARNER Dttrci snmpinI Die Room.
rE- r-'rT---r r--vv- rTorrrT S-r1
roeef Hto,u } Arnt, Flo.en .sauh
waiter s.unrl Psessfd Airclst.- s. itrs
John ssuACt Class f-AisnW. wilbur
N7aas Jqss W,nlsI. lsv' 70 @ rten flfa
iaut,-T -Tgfs!ret Arsm Befis.an. Steam
bo-clsa B-rsthys MArte' For PARK
House Joe stsiasr spur Ftrssrd H1u.e,
Est Sha~ Masters p Nasanle, Ray
Drum PrscIcAl u ne Builder CAiillac $50
in' H.. Are ,.a.s,fi'i f9niiaJ' S,., E,'''s'
q c in'sr council Jses AAhf'Aarn MARINES. @
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oype lG A1[isn coIs,y chi,1s9 1,s, rTso. n
rnsgtrsuiie, rsd roFd. Technicians-s ravens.
hil Hogn Cardinals EmoIs sualnlAnn
Home 81 Th0rizI len Dudlcy. Lucky Fivs.
Go, Henry Lorcrs Class f-CsS hunttr
Hiil v'essfi HoSsts s.nsr' Red RiAR'
sAs-ClA1 B-MitNeff Mach Prod
NJ Local ia Rien weln Addison Bar
scnmis M MSfR', o',,' 4''' V be, commqnYty. y
Bshrsndt Metal i1gi-R0iinz. Russ
Tompkint Transportation II Blackburn
pedb shop Liyonis Buhnefsmen, John
VAUGHN Kenreys cafe Grand Central
House. Tom Dunat Timkeu axle No. 2,
iocai ia Archie Hurcy. DE soto Bat. W
s Courier walter each Class D-Fsyco
Welding A. a indus,ral Prank TomcSak.
Smittys Bag TimkSn Factory, BiO Teepie.
Midwest Tcol inspectign Bob Fraser
Clas T-Nf,.E John solack LANES "a
Rrasch Qxerhrad- Nlnce TaEacs Spitfres,
Local 227. PHI CATER PepaiHnE, Packard
- Jer0rn. Ps'DiaE
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Blue Rock To Hold
Shoot. Elect Officers
By DON GILLIES

The Blue Rock Gun Club, oldest
trap and skeet club in Detroit.
will hold its annual meeting and
election of officers Sunday at its
club house on IL Mile road. near
Van Dyke.
DR.. c. J. Martin. president Of
the club, said the meeting would
be preceded by a 25-target skeet
and trap shoot. starting at noon.
In charge of the shoot will be
John Mason, club manager.
Ray Raths, we'll known Detroit
sportsman. will show his movie,
Thrills of Fishing Monday eve
ming at the Fisher Y fly and bait
casting classes.
The English Springer Spaniel
Club of Michigan will hold its
advanced indoor field training
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
i. NJ. Pu(kmen
Beat Ontario

ANN KRBOR, March 3-Michi-
gan's surprising hockey team
routed a mediocre Western On
tar.nn outfit ll-2,Flsst-H night
scoring eight goals in the first
Period. three OF ihem In the first
five minutes.
Paced by Capt Ted Greer s
trio. the Wolverines marked up
their fourth victory against three
losses. They meet London (OntD
a. c. here tonight
The Michigan track team will
take on highly touted Illinois at
Champaign tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Newcomers Rizzo,
Theus Go at Arcadia

Two newcomers to Arcadia,
Johnny Rizzo of Hamilton, Ont
and George Theus. Detroit light
weight, will clash in the six
round semi-windup on the Arcadia
fight card Monday night. Match
maker Scotty Strachan announced
today.
The bill is featured by the To-
round rematch between Eddie
Taylor and Sam Hughes, Detroit
middleweights. Taylor won the
first fight three weeks ago. Four
prelims, all four-rounders, will
complete the bill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Cain Prep Cage Finals by Late Comeback:
Where's
Biggie?
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, March 3---The
rumor spotlight long on Coach
Fritz Crisler has been shifted to
his No. l assistant. Clarence
Biggie Mum. Crisler ended all
rumors about his, future when he
announced a couple Of weeks back
he Mas-going -to-stay Ann
Arbor.
Biggie. rated with the best line
coaches in the country is missing
from Ann Arbor today. Where he
is gone is a well kept secret. II
any one knows he is not say
ing. He is being considered for
the pos of head coach at several
colleges il has beer learned.
The best guess 10 the where
abouts of Biggie would be Iowa.
The Hawkeyes are without foot
ball boss since Sip Msdigan de-
clded 20 retire. The JOB was
offered 10 Tad Weiman but SO far
not accepted. Mum would be an
deal cloice as he is well known
in Minnesota. a fertile field for
Iowa talent.
Another g,iess would be North
western. Tug Wilson is slated TO
be named commissioner OF the
Western Conference next week
and best rumors have Lyn Wal
d0rf taking his place as athletic
director at Northwestern. That
would open the way 10 name
Mum football coach.
A close friend of Mum said he
knew Biggie would be considered
by Northwestern, but so far has
received no offer. "Biggie is look
ing over another offer al the
moment, was his onty comment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Joyce WdIIops
Williams in Z
Times Pho.

NEW YORK. March 3 GNS)-
Willie Joyce of Gary, Ind, show
ing plenty of stuff with his left
fist. took away a 12-round deci-
Sion-fEGm- Ike -AINiillll +iaFff44s Trenton
Lightweight, last night in Madison
Square Garden.
Neither joyce. who weighed
1856 nor Williams who scaled
1884,, hit the canvas or suffered
much damage likes lips were
sliced by Joycc's cutting left and
Willie's left eye swelled slightly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Sale PiCkens Wins
State FoiIs Crown

Sale Pickens. captain Of Wayne
University's fencing team. won
the women'S state intermediate
foilS title at Sale de Tuscan
last night. She tied with Katerine
Arnett of De Tuscan. novice and
junior champ. and won in the
fenCeoff. Edith Burnett was third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
u. NJ. Swimmers Vie
In Meet al YMCA

University OF Michigan's l50-
yard medley relay swimming
team, Capt. Merton Church. Heine
Kcssler. and Bob Munson. will
compete tonight in the Michigan
AAu swimming championships at
the Downtown YMCA pool start
ing al 7:30
In addition 10 the medley. the
other AAU championships listed
are 220-yari breast stroke. l50-
yard back stroke and the l00-ysrd
breast stroke for women There
are 100 entries for the title and
special events
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Titdns Likely 10 End
Losing Streak Tonight

University OF Detroit's longest
losing streak likely will be ended
tonight. The Titans are favored
to defeat Western Ontario in
London. Detroits losses have to-
tailed seven since Feb. 2. but
since they beat Western, 56-26,
earlier this season, they're likely
TO repeat
The Titans close their schedule
against Aotre Dame at South
Berd Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
II Sports q
DIR { Y | I IEO
Gus Mancuso, 80, who had bee

Gus Mancuso, 80, who had been
a free agent, has signed TO play
with the Phillies Funeral
services will be held in Miami
Monday for Harry Williams. S5
noted turf writer and first editor
of the Racing Form.
"The Arabs and French were
very good In distance events
and the Americans dominated
tho others sgt. Danny R0sen-
baum. former Michigan State
track man. wrote of an inter-
Allied meet at Oran. North
Africa He wrote 10 Ralph
Young at State, telling how he
and 1t. Rudy Ulrich, former
teammate, ran in fiat indoor
track shoes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Athletics SignPrep
0utfieIder for t945

PHILADELPHIA, March 3
tUPl-Another teen-age baseball
player was added 20 the major
league ranks today when the
Philadelphia Athletics announced
the ACQUISITION Of Jack Gourman.
II. high school outhelder from
Seattle. Wash
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Kochan KO Artist

George X oc han, who meets
Coiey Welch here next Friday.
scored third straight kaYo in a
month by stopping Tiger Lou
Jones in ninth round al Provi-
dence. r. |. Bob Martin.
former Catholic Central baseball
player who signed with the Tigers,
reports March 10 10 Buffalo Of
international League at Hershey
spring camp.
Iowa's basketball team tries for
schools first undiSputed Big Ten
title when fntet-tlitnotz-to-
night -. 4 loss would tie Hawk
eyes with Ohio State Mime
sofa tackles Wisconsin in only
other game =. Seven Army teams
conclude seasons today The
basketball team plays Navy al
Annapolis, while the trackmen
compete in The IC4A meet in New
York Army also meets Navy
in rife and pistol shooting fenc-
ing, swimming and gymnastics.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
THREE CONSISTENT

Southeastern, we'll balanced as
usual. came up with three con-
sistent scorers. Shuster bagged IL
points and Tisler and Riley nine
apiece.
Overflow crowds witnessed the
games IN the Denby and Mac
kenzie gyms, each drawing more
than 1000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
1t. Soose Placed

1t. Ug.) William 3. Soose, re-
tired middlewcight boxing champ
has been named physical training
officer al Brooklyn naval armed
guard center Twins stanton
and Maurice Calendar Of NYU
may race in the X. of {. games
in New York March 10, if Maurice
wins the 600 in the IC4A meet
tonight.
Jake LaMotta and George
Costner are matched for 10 rounds
in Chicago March IS Lou
Nova takes on JehaHy Flynn
Boston, March is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Fight Results
Rr InitsA Press

Ws ,ovc. oA ,ss soiSon Con- ssTae r5 Sna, Sstn "a
Ike Williams. 1884,. Trenton fi2N.
WORCESTER Mass Johnny cool 1872.
Worcester outpoin,ed Archie Gibbons. 1851.
NeW Haven, Conn tl0r
PROVIDENCE p --Ceorrs Rochsn III
Akron. o, stopped TIGER Lou Jones. ITO.
AuSuSta. Ca fel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

really a gift TO the Red Wings
IF the Red Wings did the right
thing, they'd pay AT least half the
salary for the 25-ycar-old goal
tender from Quebec who will face
them again at Olympia Sunday
night
Although Bibeault was doomed
as one of the leagues best while
with Toronto last season, he has
been a Red Wing meal ticket since
the DetroiterS first spotted him in
a Montreal net five seasons ago.
HES LOST II
over the years he has faced De-
troit in Montreal. Toronto and
Boston cages, Blbelault has lost
II games. won only Z and held
Detroit even in two. The rolllcking
Wings have whipped the puck past
him 10 times in % games.
Although Bibelault has lost
three straight and yielded l6 goals
TO Detroit this season, there $ no
question he may be slight I'M
provement over Harvey Bennett,
the slender l7-year-old who started
out in the Boston nets.
Bennett gave Detroit 30 goals in
five games. Nevertheless, one
glance at the l60-pound French
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
ToNIGHT's FINALS
At HOLY RFDFtMHR

At HOLY RtDftNtR
CLASS B-st Theresa vs. Holy Redeemef
SIS . m
CLASS C-St Hedwis vs. St Andrew
7 IS m
Al ST CHARLES
CLASS B-st stAnslaut vs. Annuncstion.
g 20 q m
CLASS Z FrNALs-st. Charles W st.
risTiaa. 7'5o .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
LAST YEAR, TOO

man in the Boston nets always
booms Detroit confidence.
LAST YEAR. TOO
The Wings remember last sea-
son, when Bibelault was even beat
ing Maurice Richard and the
world champion Canadiens. the
Detroit players whipped him in
four out of five starts and scored
is goals against him.
In the 42-43 campaign. when
he tended the nets for Montreal,
sgd Howe and his teammates beat
Bibeault five times. lost three and
tied two while scoring 35 goals;
In '4l-42, Detroit beat him
once. 100, while winning four and
losing three with Montreal and
scoring u goals. They faced him
once in 340-,Al and beat him. 40
Bibeault is Bostons best, yet the
Bruins failure to stop Detroit this
year is responsible for the fact
that the club is still scrambling
for a playoff place It's a situation
the Bruins will try to reverse
against Detroit.at Olympia tomor-
row night
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

and four free throws for 16 points.
with three baskets and
three free shots. topped Macken-
zie with nine points, followed by
Kay with eight.
Rarely has a prep team per-
formed an about face such as
HaA1tramck did against South
eastern. The Cosmos looked like
world beaters IN the first half,
particularly in the first quarter.
With their star, Emil Jones, IN
rare form. they clicked with a
precision that promised bad It'd
ings for the Jungaleers.
Southeastern. however. hung on
doggedly. never letting Ham
tramck get too far in front. The
Cosmos led. III. in the first
quarter. and 20-16 at halftime.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Theresa. Redeemer
I'm Finals Tonight
BY TOM HARPER

ST Theresa walked over night 53 10 81,
tonght finals Class OF the basketball
sta tournament The Pirates meet Holy Redeemer
Lions have cahed three times previously with
Of the Re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
And in This Corner, Wearing &.

PITTSBURGH, March (UP)-Kd Williams stepped into
battle with Leon Jones
walked the ring about
o say And in this wearing black trunks"
But suddenly the crowd rOared.
The Kid wasn't wearing trunks
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Wings Face God|ie Cousin,
Bibedu|t, Here Tomorrow
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Cansdiens placed price of $4,000 goale
finally let the
his contract for free mdseaSon.
deat u year Tor The Bruins
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
Southeastern, Mackenzie
Play in Olympia TueSd ddy
By JAKE BERsoN

Southeastern pair which proved they
hard those the toughest
fight the l945 Metropolitan League prep
basketball championship Tuesday night at Olympia
hrought victory both IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
FIND WEAK SPOTS

After the intermission- South
eastern began finding the weak
spots. Jungaieer players slipped
in for setup shots and after a nip
and tuck third quarter. they en-
tered the final in -front,-27-26.- .
It was still anybody's game and
there was no hint as TO what was
With five minutes 70 play.
the Jungaleers led by only two
points, 3l-29.
Then came the Southeastern
deluge. They rushed the Ham,
tramck basket from all corners.
Cart Shuster. Jim Tisier and
Wally Riley drove in repeatedly
for easy shots as the Hamtramck
defense disintegrated. 1t ended IN
a Southeastern rout.
The Jungaleers helped their
cause by holding Jones to only
one field goal in the second half.
He topped the Cosmos with IL
nQiQtS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

At Ferndale, Berkley High
turned in the most impressive
victory by downing River Rouge,
29-27. in Class B. Jim Anderson's
last-minute basket was the
clincher.
In other Class y games. St.
Frederick of Pontiac whipped
Utica, 22-2l. and Clawson out
classed Worthwhile, 2S-1S.
In the only Class c contest.
Center Line edged Madison. 17-15.
Mt. Carmel advanced in Class
c by edging Carleton. 36-35. stav-
ing off a late rally. They will
meet ST. Patrick, which eliminated
81. Francis Xavier. 35-32.
st. Mary of Orchard Lake will
meet Pennington at Walled Lake
tonight in a Class 3 final. St.
Mary trimmed Redford Union.
1888, last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05
CHAMPS PLAY

Two other parochial champions
are scheduled 10 see action to-
night. At ST. Charles community
center, 81. StaniSlaus. which lost
10 Redeemer in the divisional
playoff. meets Annunciation in a
Class B contest. The Broncos ad-
vanced into the finals by winning
from st. Ladislaus, 50-3l. last
night.
Annunciation nosed out st. Am
brose, 80 to 80. on Jack Vinnette's
basket in the last 30 seconds 10
enter the finals. In Class c. ST.
Charles. second division champion,
advanced into the finals by de-
feating ST. Martin, 45 TO -, and
will oppose St Florian, which
knocked of ST. Casimir. 1925.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-05

dcemer dcIcatcd The Pirates TOT
the west side first division title
OF the Catholic League.
In a Class & contest, st An
drew, which captured the paro-
chial third division title. takes on
ST. Hedwig. st. Andrew defeated
ST. Vincent, 1915. last night as
Frank Nosewicz scored Is points.
St Hedwig, with Gene Guzniak
netting Is points, trounced st.
CaSimir. 37-25.