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Evening star., 1945-11-15

vention. 1000 delegates represent
ing leading American industries, ex-
porters and importers, called for
an abundant flow of both imports
and exports as q vital factor in pro-
noting domestic prosperity"
The convention urged the admin
istration to use all means available
ito secure fulfillment OF the eco
nomic principles set forth In the
Atlantic Charter and the master
lease-lend agreements" and to
eliminate currency blocks, ex-
change controls and all forms OF
exchange restrictions"
Truman Opposes New Curbs.
President Truman, In letter
transmitted to the convention, de-
clared that for the first time in
history 'it is technically possible
to produce enough material goods
so that all men everywhere may be
adequately fed, decently housed and
comfortably clothed"
The President said relaxation OF
Government controls and the
elimination of private monopoly
would help make the worlds enor-
NOUS productive capacity operate
TO the best advantage OF everyone,
adding:
I'VE shall not get forward toward
freedom from want by placing new
restrictions upon production or ex-
change. On the contrary. we must
reduce restrictions all around the
circle and we must try at the same
time to promote stability and high
employment.
Foreign trade is by definition in
Evening star., 1945-11-15

ternational and the public measures
that affect 1t ought therefore to be
agreed on internationally whenever
that is possible. The new inter-
national organizations now coming
into existence, and in particular the
Economic and Social Council of
the United Nations, ought to be a
great help to that end. The world
Is growing smaller every day and we
shall need to live as good neighbors
In world Of good neighbors II We
hope to enjoy the prosperity which
science and technology have
brought within our powers"
Evatt Addresses Convention.
The convention also called for
the removal Of all Government con-
trolls over the movement Of COM
modities entering into foreign trade
at the earliest possible moment, and
urged that "the disposal Of surplus
Government property located with
in or outside the United States be
carried out with the least possible
interference with American inter
estS."
II. v. Evatt, Australian Minister
Of State for External Affairs, told
the world trade dinner that obstacles
to American Australian trade were
created largely by your customs
duties" adding that his country
needed freedom to earn your dol
lars"
Until we can earn more" he said,
we may have to do with less OF your
excellent products or to make more
Of them for ourselves"
Mr.. Evatt picked up before the
foreign traders the theme he pound
ed so hard at the San Francisco
United Nations conference.-the en-
ployment. In saying that Australia
would accept the leadership of .
prosperous America, he asserted that
another depression might hit the
United States investors first, but
that Australian farmers and work
ers would suffer next.
III We are to find expanding world
markets we can expect to buy
more from Others" Mr.. Evatt said
III not, we must buttress our de-
lenses and build rs we can at home
''' But We must grow. We are toe
young, too sparsely settled in oul
territory, too fun Of energy and am.
bition not to grow."
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Auctioneers Will Get
Roosevelt Stamps =.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The per-
sonal stamp collection OF Franklin
.. Roosevelt will be delivered today
from Hyde Park to H. r. Harmer,
Inc, international stamp auction
GERS, TO be sold ut public auction,
the firm said yesterday.
Bernard Harmer, head Of the
auction company, said no plans had
been made for exhibiting the coll
lection and no date had been set
for the public sale.
The collection, the value OF which
was not estimated, consists of $50
albums collected by Mr.. Roosevelt
during his lifetime and contains
notes in his handwriting.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
Conodo Votes for New FIuq
By the Associated Press

OTTAWA, Nov. Is [P).-The Ca
madam Parliament last night ap-
proved, 1877 to 2, the principle that
the Dominion should have a distinc-
tive national flag of Its own, rather
than the British Union Jack, now
the Official national emblem.
Evening star., 1945-11-15
|Most-Favored- Nation
Principle Indorsed by
Foreign Trade Group
3, the Associated Press.

By the Atsoeiated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Ma
tional Foreign Trade Convention Is
on record rs indorsing. the most
favored nation principle as the
keystone of Americas international
economic relations"
In declaration OF policies, unan-
imously adopted yesterday at the
final session OF the three-day con-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
II You
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Army Starts Jap
Trials on Dec. Il

TOKYO. Dec G tAPl - The
army announced officially today
the first criminal trials will be-
gin Dec II in Yokohama and viii
be for japanese accused Of afro
cities against American prisoner
of war.
The trials will be heard by an
American military tribunal
Approximately goo Japanese
military and CjvIH1n personnel
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Top Jap war criminal suspects
viii be tried later
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Albanian Greek
Clash Reported

LONDON. Dec 8 INS) - An
Albanian report hroadCas' by the
Moscow radio said today Greek
troops attacked Albanian frontier
guards and penetrated Albanian
territory Nov "a
According 10 tho broadcast the
Greeks were forced 10 withdraw
within an hour when the Alban-
IanS returned the fire
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

ADvERTisESiEYT
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Goodwill Industries
Asks Food for Europe

Goodwill Industries OF Detroit
Saturday, completed plans 10 con-
duct 30-day City-wide drive for
100000 cans of food 70 be sent
TO Europe 10 ease the food short
age this winter.
Goodwill trucks will make
neighborhood collections begin
ming Monday and running through
Jan -10.-TpIeks- -uili- pick up -
cans or more and may be obtained
by phonlng RA $3.50, officials
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

Keep up with affairs at
Washington! Paul MallOn gives
you the "inSide story" In The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Steal From Blind

SAGINAW, Dec s. Here's an
other "meaneSt person story:
Some one stole 81 from a blind
man Lee Carey. operator of a
store az 1910 Holland, told police
some one had walked away with a
bag containing 81 IN dimes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Buried 5 Hours, Man
Saved by Sewer Pipe

LEAVENWoRTH, Kan. Dec. s
(AP)-An eight-inch sewer pipe
through which he breathed while
buried for five hours beneath 10
feet of earth, saved the life OF
Hugh Cummings, 33. construction
worker.
man was Killed when a l6-
foot sewer project ditch caved in.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

fought his way through the light
heavyweight ranks until he now
Is the top challenger for Gus
l. LeSnevich his lightheavyweight
crown.
The New Yorker will he
SpOtting Riley considerable
weight and will be at an added
disadvantage because of the De-
troiter'S enthusiasm over his new
No. 9 listing by Ring magazine
this month
Commissioner John Hettche has
permitted the club 10 scale its
prices from Sl.50 for balcony
seats 10 $500 for the best ring
side seats. taxes included.
Jimmy Rizzo. Hamilton. Ont.
Italian, meets Eddie Prince of
Detroit in the eight-round semi
windup A feature \fghter him
self, RiZzo hopes TO halt the
winning streak of Prince who
has chalked up victories in all
but one of score of pro fights.
Sammy Thompson of Detroit
opponeS Martin Doyle of Detroit.
in the SiX-round Semi-windup.
Thompson replaces Gene Boland.
who suffered a hand injury.
Three other bouts complete the
card,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
An Edge to Chef

Whether Rudy PuGel. or Charley
Boehm opposes Chet Bukowski OF
E&B the latter has the upper
md 100 pins. or 4 per game A
mart Spiller he adjusts himself
easily to alley conditions. Pugcl
has had plenty of match expert
ence. II is new 10 Boehm. but the
youngSter performed remarkably
against the Carvings and seems 10
have caught the Stroh spirit from
Norris.
We rate Lou Sielan. E& 3
pilot. and the veteran Wally Rep
penhagen even, although the latter
knows his way around and should
His rival has been in a slump
Jumping 10 the anc hors, CaSS
Grygler OF Stroh and Gcorg Q
Young also appear even II IS
doubtful whether CasS Will bowl
due 10 illness Young lacks team
match experience
John Petro. going good, gets
the nod, 100 pins, ever Bill
kenet. Stroh man until this
season. Likable Bill II an eN-
cellent clutch man. However, he
can be upset easily because Of
his temperament. The Stroh
boys know that and will work
on him. IL il all in the game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
DENLY Eleven
To Have Edge
BY JAKE BERSON

Denby High and Western Iiign,
who meet at u. OF ID. Stadium
next Saturday afternoon for the
Metropolitan League football
title. are virtually newcomers in
championship play
II has been n years since
Western '1igured in a Metro title.
Back in 1924 the Cowboys shared
the crown with Northwestern and
Northern.
For DENLY. Saturdays appear
ance will be its first in a Metro
politan League final. The school
has been in the league since 1929.
On past performances, DENLY
will have the edge over Western.
The Tars are the only unbeaten
eleven in the league. and will
carry an eight-game sire a k
against the Cowboys.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

q What is the least number Of
balls YOU can roll in one game Of
bowling
AL.
Q Who played in the Rose
Bowl this year?
A-Southern California 26,
Tennessee o.
q How long has Fritz Crisler
been coach Of Michigan and where
did he play in college?
A-CrisIer took over in 1888.
He played football for UniVer-
sity of Chicago.
q Who won The Detroit Times
Gold and Silver Skates this year?
A-Del0reS Nicholson won
Gold, Leo Hayden the Silver
skates.
O Where will the state speed
skating championships -bt-hcld
A-On Belle Isle at date
10 he set a. part of The Detroit
Times skates Derby.
Q Was heavyweight champion
Joe Louis every knocked our by
any one besides Max Schmeling
A-LOuis was the victim of "A
technical Knockout by Johnny
Miller OF Detroit in his first
amateur bout.
@ How long AGO did Billy
Conn start his boxing career?
A-Ten wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Chicago, Philly, Cleveland and
Milwaukee could offer since 1912.
Yet when you take man for man.
presuming the teams line up the
same as they have in league play.
It doesn add up that way in our
book.
II Joe Norris OF Stroh and
Fred Bujack are rival leadofis
certainly the edge il in the for
mer's favor. We give Norris 200
pins, or < per game. He not only
IL an inspiring leader but top
average man in the country In
matches with 2ll.SS. Bujack
has trouble In changing angles
and playing alleys, hut he can
murder" outside ones.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Niiehiran
Riley, Moore to End Drills
For Their Important Clash

Archie Moore. No. ! contender
for the worlds lghthcavyweight
crown. and ODcll Riley Of De-
troit the No. 9 contender for the
heavyweight title, had only light
exercises Sunday separating them
from their battle al Arena Car
dcnS Monday night
Moore. under the wing of
James JOY Johnston is scarcely
moro than a middleweight but
under JohnSton'S guidance has
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
BY BOB GURVIN

It will be Lourdes VS.. De La
Sale for the first division J;itle OF
the Catholic High School Football
League when the two clash this
Sunday al the u. Of d. Stadium
at 2:30
The winner meets Catholic Cen
trail the following Friday 10 deter
mine the parochial champion for
the annual Goodfellow game
against the public school champs.
Lourdes led by Roy Carpenter,
a 205-pound back and Gene Tyrna,
a Shifty half, who also handles
the passing assignments, will be
rated slight favorItes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Detroit Strikes
Late 10 Win
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
to Pulte. Brown kicked the extra
point
After Brown had set up Detroit
in the fourth quarter WITH A long
punt return 10 the Cincinnati 49.
he went oHt of the game and
watched another backiield take
over on A 45-yard scoring drive
This time halfback Leroy
Graziotti, newcomer from the
Second Air Force teamed up with
halfback Ernie TyTna and quar-
terback Ralph Chapman for tho
major gains IN an assault 20 the
Il. GraziOtti then threw a pass
10 Chapman. who caught the bail
on the ; and ran for the final
touchdown. FullbaCk Tony MateAc
added the extra point.
Tyrna. a freshman -italfback
from Our Lady OF LourdcS Of
River Rouge gave the crowd a
final thrill for what appeared "a
he 6l-yard touchdown run on
the final play Of the game. Of
ficialS saw him step over the SIDE
line At the Cincinnati 30-yard
mark. however, and called the
play back.
The Cincinnati team which
boaSted a l6-7 victory over Ken
lucky A. IT'S major triumph failed
10 make a scoring threat. rs
nearest approach 10 the Detroit
goal came IN the first quarter
when ~ reached the 26-yard lnc.
Joe Mahcr. l. Of -. suffered a
conclusion m the second period
and was taken 10 Providence Hos
pltal. II was expected he viii be-
released Sun iay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
McPhaiI Has Big Idea
Larry MacPhail has visions oi

E''IVII0 VI
Stadium a 100000 seating capacity arena
That would make it the largest baseball park
in the country.
But, meanwhile the 5000 or so extra
seats he is installing in l946-desgned 10
swell the seating capacity to 75.0OO-will
still keep it second TO Clevelands Municipal
Stadium, which can seat 1881 Next
ranking major league parks, which seat up
wards to 50000 are Detroits Briggs Stadium.
New York's Polo Grounds and Chcago's
Comiskey Park.
John L. Keeshn who holds the Chicago
franchise in the new All-America pro grid
loop, claims that among others he has
signed Elroy Hirsch WISCONSIN,, Billy Hlllen-
brand Indianal, George Franck minnesota
and Don Griffin Gllinois)
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Cdnddiens Here.
For 1st Time

Maurice Richard, still recog-
nized as the best right wing in
hockey despite the return OF stars
from service, leads the Montreal
Canadiens against the Red Wings
at Olympia Sunday.
Another sellout crowd of more
than 1900 will watch the Red
Wings try 10 stop the black
haired Frenchman who scored
five goals and three assists against
them in one game for National
Hockey League record last season.
Although edged out by Toronto
in the Stanley Cup playoffs last
spring. the Frenchmen are picked
by most observers TO skate TO
their third successive National
Hockey League championship.
HAVE THE PUNCH
The big reason is the punch
line" headed by the blazing Rich
ard, who carries defensemen
right TO the goal mouth with him
as he scores. Elmer Lach and
Toe Blake team with him on the
line that fired home 2l OF Mont
reals 46 goals against Detroit
last year Richard alone had Is.
The Wings, who had lost only
10 the Canadiens up 10 Saturday,
could not stop Richard in their
game At Montreal Nov. 3. He
scored two goals in his teams 81
Nicinf.A.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
c athoIic Prep Gard
TINS NDAY

tourdss ,t De Ia sale a. T. a. . Sfs.
cIlw FIRST Division utIe
So Leo ss 81 Trerpss a. McCabe Ftot
So martin ts So Rose a. Gsuarhrr Fir.1
Arnanrisuon ~ 81 Vincent 4, Snuthyrrt-
fsr Fit.r
Ambrose vs. 81 Pau a. C. P Hgn
50 James vf So Nirrsrl o. Pontiac m
- Fly W - Francis De sales a. sCo.lry
Fled W
p S. Msry Vs. S. Alph3nsus a. Ford.
son Field. , n
r o =, May Vs. s. Freesnes a. Pontiac
O. N
VI Carrr " 81 Psulek a. Roosevelt
HlRh Fleld 81 Wysndotte
'Sf L8clsiaus vs.. Ham'ramrs KeyWorfh
50 Anthony IS Jackson 81 John ~ Ford
Yield in Dearborn
Sacred Heart vs. 81 Joseph 4, Ford FIsld
IN Dearborn
50 Joseph Pessfvcs vs ne Ia sale Re-
serves 81 Mack Psrk
Indicates montague rame
AL rsrrs ~ 40 unless otherwise noted
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
In Stroh's S Favor

All this adds up 10 200 pins in
Stroh'S favor. slight margin over
q short stretch in which anything
can happen II IS possible too
Thcrman Gibson. now IN the air
corps IN Texas. viii reioin T. & r
for tho series. Whether he has had
sufficient bowling action 10 make
HIM the "Gubbic of old Is q
matter Of conjecture
r e. = pariiSanS point out The
team has won 81 games and lost
q 10 Stroh IN league play from
1913 up 10 their Times Classic
meeting al East Warren next
Tuesday League play and national
title match battles differ as night
and day. John CrImmJnS diScoy-
Aed that when he beat Ned Day
tai pins only 10 lose national
'Gtle on points. or games won.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
SARAZEN SEES BIG GOLF GAINS
By LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO Nov. 10-Curly Lambeau has picked the
Lions beat the Bears here this Sunday but Fred
L. Mande Gus Doras e. Co. not falling for the sauve
Green Bay coachs soothing words they know they are
in for the toughest game of the
Wish Egan will Tigers the dinner Cleveland
will ONei their fellow townsman
in the Forest City Wednesday other celebrities who
plan 10 be there Commissioner A. b. Happy Chandler and Will
Iiarridge
Nick Londes denies NeU York reports that he Uiu
take post uUth Madison Square Garden 81 an,
happy Detroit and plan stay here" the Olympia
boxing promoter explained He also denied knoU-
ing anything about plans for a tuneup bout for Joe
Louis and Lee Omd here in the spring But he isn't
denying that he has frankie Abrams and zzy Jondzzo
matched for Olympia Friday night Abrams is fast
rising Detroit rDelterOeght Vho being pointed for
the top.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

the boys who
were a b o a r q
I h Q SO foot
cutter in the
NiaCklnac races
this year
She will he
c o m p letely
worked over
at Fish ers
I his winter,
getting ready
for the 638-
mile trip from
- o u mort 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Spariing
No Pins
Stroh and E & B Fives
} Rated Man for Man
BY HAROLD KAHL

That long-awaited battle be-
tween Stroh and E&B for the
national match game champion
ship is just around the corner. II
has stirred up so much interest
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

the islands where the onions are
that hig and the lilies look like
umbrellas. Jack Scranton, Carl
Meurer. Bob Bryant, Bill Noah,
Perce Darnell, Howie Girardin,
Paul Renner. Russell Pouliot
and You Know Who attended,
said YES. they would.
Bitten II memory holds fin
lShcd second 10 the 72-foot Baruna
in 1888. approximately An hour
and a half behind Bitten won
in Class r. which is her claSSIfi-
cation IN the Bermuda race Ba-
runa won Class A, but Bitten
beat all the other ships in the
higher bracket boat-for-boat
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

record crowds
are assured for
the y games
at Ambassador
next week
and the final y
at Palace Nov.
24-25.
General b O.
lief is Stroh is
about TO relin-
quish the crown
il has defended
so successfully
against the best
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Stamina Builders in Diet

Jim Phelan the of the Of ST Mays
calcium
stamina builder the famous Pacific Coast coach explained
consultation physicians I've
mighty appreciate the sound
PheanS Statementhey took white washing from
Gaopne Gaels The bulderupper the boys in
little IHeidenty Phean his kids
old be scared Of ANY big bad wolves of the
grdron"
Bob Water6eld passes, punts, place kicks and
tackles for the Cleveland Rams. There is thing he
do tUeh, but he doesn't kick of He made his
first and last kickoff exhibition game
A Giant guard tried to "ge him, tUth hard block
just after he booted the ball and that decided the Rams
to let him get smacked again in so Vulnerable
position.
Horton Smith after he his release from military service
take the golf PinehurSt which
10 eliminate another reported candidate for Alex Ross post
Detroit Golf Club Among those left, Charley Kelly and Jimmy
Demaret reported head the list.
Paul Richards whether comp-
the Tiger admirers Waxahachie
that transforming taken by Bob Fee and Sache
Paige
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Bitten is going back 20 Ber-
muda next June. This was decided
by her owners, Ernie Crates and
Murrav KnaDn AZ meetlnC with
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Breuities
Oklahoma A. NJ.
Stays Unbedten
Breuities

Undefeated Oklahoma A. e. NJ
came from behind 10 beat power
ful Tulsa University. 1916. after
twice turning back Tulsa Al the
goal line-once on the one inch
stripe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
MIL Standings

THIS SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago Cardinals At Pittsburgh.
DETROIT ~ Chicago Bears.
Green Bsy A. Cleveland
New York ~ Philadelphia.
Nankt a. Warrington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
NAVY

Fr't JUDGE wallace tWsrhinrtou
Reis.ee- Francis keatins -Fitchours
'pry IA ga
Michigan n-7
TnuChdoVuv Navy Rrsrlrtt Scott MlnII
BsrtnS Williams MIcnlrsn-- Weiscnhurstr.
Points after t0urhdoVns Nssy-Currcnce g.
MICHIEan-Chlsmff
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

COLLEGE STATION --- A 26-
yard place kick by John Ballen-
tine. returned service veteran
gave Texas A e. NJ slim &c
victory over Southern Methodist
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Leo RObb, regular member Of
the afterguard aboard George
Naumann's Estrellita. will sue
eeed Fred Memo Jr. a. commO-
dore Of the Detroit Yacht Club
at the annual meeting In the big
building over on Belle Isle, Mon
day night.