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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ronald Greene. 20 Paula F. Kreus 20.
John q Card 81 sophie SisSanl4it4. 20.
Andrew Draper 81 Rachel ! winston. p.
Ronald l. Ihieic. 20, AUDREY J. MURRAY. y.
Thomas Marvin. 3S. Helen ?. Brlcn, So.
Iatuy. k.EpIs. 11 tranalLs Lelua Olson, IL
Doua.dNGrucnwald. II. Barbara rlsycrs 20
sam Tanuys Jr. - Helen kovacs, l9.
bonnie bySiig '.,,1o Dayi5 22 BcfnSe , Wiilsms ii is
Iamcs A Merritt ~ Eileen G. MurSe. Is.
Louis Poggi -. Ruth Strasdin -
-ttNin krrbl -, Georgia II. Weaver 20.
Clarence stokes 80 Virkie vance, 20
Rochus Young 81 Thelma J. l. Msnisn. 20
Leroy PIKE %. Nole Sabit ~
Mhl4m Bowen 50 ENa he@IM. ~,
Bruce Clemens. p Amy l. LcnoN. ~
William Proud 5S clara NJ Smith. 40.
Hyiuau Nttisrrtu- 20 fHuny Hoffman. "a.
Joe Ancuua, D. Pauline Mu4yka. p
Robert Ibbetsou 20 Leone Rasmussen rs
George L. Heike, 81 Gloria iedIwood Is
Victor SiygIman. Anne A,a Bee,hsE ~
Norbert Modrzynsk, IS. Henrietta IL.
AudIEeieWskl. p.
Harry Grtmcs, p Margaret DurIinr. 20
/ Edward G. LicktSig 40. Paulcis a. Lung. %
WfrIiam HeTjg ~ Alma Haspals 20
James r Younsbiood. %. Frances r. Pax
Iarn Rsyner. %. Thelms Correue 20
steve SuVek ~ Virginia Piouo~sl. is.
uluc Mcuymon "a Marie " ESsuom, so.
Russell ;. Patiett IS Muriel N Ellis. 90.
isadore Z. Beauvais. "a. Marguerite b. Ken
kenneth bauer II. Irene Radics "a.
Cari : K0mp 20 Christian Junes, ~.
orc hq!ttma' ~ May MARY DaElaS1ou. nea1l Is
Mario u Canomilll. "a Clara J Scengs 20.
Herbert aFritshsrt 30 ELma Mile. 485.
Waller o Moran a. Shirley J virene. 10
Robert Davis 20. Cleo johnson p
Srug Pomcrdntz 5S Safsn Knee. IS.
leo r KeI, % Mary ] sutton IL
steven p Ninry 30 Nefina M0re'ta -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Just for Fun:

ONLY organization IN the city
" which says II has no pur-
pose except that of having a
good time Noontide Club
Has some 200 members and IS 30
years old
Recorders Court Judge Skill
man Is lis perennial president
been reelected nine times.
At this weeks meeting al the
Statler Fay Thomas. the Book
impresario. WAS initiated. While
everybody else was served by a
deCorouS Statlcr waiter, a Book
Cad. server IN uniform looked
after his boss.
And vice preXy Ben Marsh Of
the telephone company was an
other new member with a lot OF
telephone men around HIM to
see he got along all right.
The Judge. says that during
the war years the club has been
a relief 10 It's members, helped
them forget their troubles tor a
little.
Charley Van DuSen Of the
Krcsge Co. and John Brown,
new automobile club president,
are enthusiastic atten erS.
Founders John Ramsey and
Charles Thorn are always on
hand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10

A 'B' average "adeot On the sixth
lrade Of C.0,n, school where authmcie.
reading, N.en,e and manual training are
hr il,oa,t wet,t,, bl.lcrs AMBITION r
,5 become farmer ard opu farm OF
r, oe7. Hr play, rhe trumpet and
uI,h FIX Saw makes m7tli urPllues
a. hobby.
B4I.u. I5. 1--we, a. 1889 Robson and
+, msub,r o' Buehtmour tabernacle.
l1 ve mo1th, , .4u,~f ir l.ud,r and
Robson --rr,e, B4i4er Hi, increased bs
o1u from IS ttaawe- go ~ ard bus
rIor., Io $3.50 week.
ih, fun, Nr, and A'r taI Bli1V
..err-.i uev,rlp5r rohto to mu.l
raroaubH. rr '9s, and t.l,h lhsm how
,to make ,1er gan p4, Ia lie o. iVs
Il,afa ia-dgm,o,ss OF ,e.Hos, eoIIeeuAs
and bookletPhS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
DIVORCES

Ruth Caldwell from william.
william johnson from Lille.
Mary N0wak from Robert
vrya NitEselenn frHm aiph.
Roman Eiuue from Nlrsinis
Esther Brown from Alfred
EIvicrCns lunes from ti"afd
willie Browning from BuHr'.
Linton Guvton from FANNIE
Ruin TAyior from " Roo n
Victoria Duroscyich from Inonbs
Robert Fan from Odcl
Ann Macy from Lorenzo.
George Nolan from Alice
Irene DulkR FROM Paul
Jennie Ciupka from John
Harold Patton from Pauline
Fstcle Orcus'ein from HNman
Frua RlUtl from Gene
Ruth Kinbrcl from willard
Iua ntts MurnlnEytar from lurHc.
Marie O Brrn from Rayu 40.
Ceoffrev Baxter from Fannie
Annie HalmaRhi from GeurFe.
Juanita Casey from Charles.
George Abraham from Ita
Halle Lloyd from Virginia
Florence Shaw fOW RobeN
Laura Carson from Gcorre IannuWCnf's
Anne DunikoWSN from Henry,
Anna schultz from SalH
I0hn seller from The.ma.
Arnetfa puursn from JufU
Abort BeBiad from RDsai' Carsat IAN
nuimtn'N.
p5r5fhy Gsrankel from Samuel.
LILLIAN VI F0rf1n from Joseph
I1ys Mclaughlin from G'"lcls
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SIeepIess Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain 10 miles
oftinytubes or filters which help TO purifythe
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime.
many people have TO get UP nights. Frequent
orscanty passages with snartng and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder. Don't neglect
this condition and lose valuable, restful sleep.
When disorder Of kidney function permits
poisonous matter TO remain in your blood il
may also cause nagging baekaehe. rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss of pep and energy.
swelling puffness under the eyes. headaches
and dizziness.
Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, a stimula mt diuretic. used successfully
by millions for over 30 years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the IS miles OF
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste FROM
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Quick Relief from
Pile Irritation

40 years ago Buffalo druggist
reated an ointment for relief from
The itching and smarting Of Piles.
II brought such quick cooling,
soothing, astringent relief that its
fame spread throughout the coHn-
uy, and made Peterson Ointment
q fH,orife in thousands 81 homes NSN
vour druggist for = tjr hnN NJ Pct"r
sons ointment today. or 60 tube win
appIcator Money hark Il you are
not delighted with relief
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
BIRTHS

GIRLS
PHYLLIS LeRato lOl2s SicTutt.
Anna NuEu, 9O4N Keller
Emma -CAiuIa-- 975 Pasadena
Martha WoltoWicz 3544 Frcderick.
Lillian Schwartz. 222 r Muntca.m.
Lois Bacon 1918 RosSlter
Janet Penczak 6l6O Proctor.
CIettis Cplstou I0a27 Halco-' Fsrudale
Marie LAnfear. 2s3 Ferris. High and Park.
Mary Duiresne 1908 Cleevland. Lincoln PARK
Antolnctte Mitchell. SAL K. Bnckensidse
Ferndale
Barbara Burt 22244 Park Dearborn
Frances Welemiroy, 2lil Royal Berkley.
Vlrginia Kamiusky l24SS Camden
Ethelyn LaFleur. 64ll Kendall, Dearborn
Anne BaitinGer. 7545 Gerald. Center Line.
Anna Davidson. f73t2 Prospect
Sursnns Sheldon gqS Coolidge p.
Ruth Brooks 1903 Reuter- DeaiO Oorn
PATTI SLACK. 1857 W SARATOGA. Ferndaie
Elsie CT0nk 1880 krauter. Garden City.
Helen Pryor l563i Fslrheld Plymouth,
Doris SomeIs TT Grace Worthwhile
Elsie Sherwood. 21o51 Panama Van DYKE
Chtisiin. Bradley l0550 Danvers, FerndsIe
Eta Mcdowell. 3446 McGraw.
Dorothy KIDD / 8 Florence River Rouge.
Mary Pobar Il Fsrrand Highland PARK.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Traffic Court Jury
Clears 7 in Death

Two men charged with negli-
gent homicide IN the traffic death
of Mack Smith, >. of 4i7 wilkins,
were cleared today by a jury
before Traffic Judge John d.
Watts.
Acquitted were Henry Lee Ed
wards. y. of 22l ErSkine, and
Robert lee. 25,- -ef z96- Newport.
Smith. pedestrian, was struck
at CaniiI and Cardoni. April %
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
ShOpiiffer t'eis
One 10 EOur Years

William MerrcSsey, "a. of lol
Henry today pleaded guilty of lar
ceny and wa%SentenCed 10 one 10
four years by Recorders Judge
John p Scallen MerreSSey was
seized in Sans Cut Rate Store AT
Randolph oct Is when he took
four pairs of pliers and an cleo
ulC solder IRON
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
n-Plca>e give me detailed in
" formation about the Combat
Medical Radgc.-H. G..

hNhAt hA AhNh - 'f
A-Waf Department Circular
o2q dated 2S July 1913. pro-
ldcS Thar. effective March.
iq45 The Medical Badge maN Oe
aWgrlcd to officers -N-lIl4nl- OIL
fccr, ana enlisted men of The
Medical Department assigned 10
tirr f--rtttrai detachment eft tii-
fantrN regiments. infantry hai-
iaIinnS and elements thereof
designated as infantry no tables
of organization The badge is
established as means for rcc-
ogniling the Important role per-
formed hv medical personnel
attached 10 the infantry. who
share the hazards and hardshlp>
of combat Within sH-inimiiN
regiment the award Of th"
Medical Badge may boz made by
the rcgmcnf1I commander and
for units nOl a part of a rcGl-
went The ward may be made h\
Tho ucNt higher commander
upon recommendation of The
umt commander The effective
date Of the Medical Badge
award is the date of the order
announcing The award. unless 3n
earlier specific effective date Is
stated m the order Retroactive
award OF the Medical Badge
may he made ia personnel Wlb
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
"a aS6cxa az
E1INSII.G3|
Chapped
RaWSkin Begs
For Ice-mint
For QUICK RElifF Of
AnNERTfeF,fNNT

For quick. soothing comfort when skin
10 painfully ehapped - get Ice-Mint on the
Job at oncel Not beauty lotion but q
medicinal preparation. Don't suffer longer
with singing and smarting youH sing
with joy the minute this cooling white
cream touches your skin. The best thing
you ever tried TO soothe raw, cracked skin
and do away with harsh roughness. 50
don't wait any longer ask for lce-mlnt
today! At drug and department stores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Central TO Give Play

The annual PA class play,
Imaginary Invalid Will be gwen
in the Central High Auditorium
Thursday and Friday under the
direction of Mrs Faith Gray
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
ment law, may WAC re-en-
tist'-M l. X.

ment law, may a WAC Te-en-
iist"-N. \ X.
a Public Law 100 I9'h Con-
crcSS (which authorized the new
rp-cuhStment program) refers
only To male persons.
Q-A year ago. l permitted
my national service life inSur-
ance policy to lapse. How may
| have my policy reinNtated -
r. VI
a The method Of rein>tate-
mont of national service lie IN
,urance has been modified 10y
the Neroran>' Administration 50
that where the insured has per-
mIttpd hlS insurance to lapse,
reinstatement may he made 10y
paying two months premiums
without interest providing that
af the time Of such tender OF
premium. the insured can fur
n,h satisfactory evidence OF m
surablltv. This means that
where insurance has lap>ed Tor
three months or less. reinStatc-
mcut may bee made hN a mere
statement as 10 good health on
Form 3j3 bat where The IN
Surcd has permitted his luSur-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Kelly, Mayor TO Confer

Gov Kelly and Mayor JeiiricS
Will confer on Detroit city finances
and state legislation Dec p. The
meeting scheduled for yesterday
was postponed,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Any Questions?

49,
THE DETROIT TIMES
mails personal answers Ia
questions about the needs
and welfare. rights and priv
leges OF serv ! G 2 m en- and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily in this column, hut ALL
questions will he answered
directly by mail. q
Address questions this way:
Al YOUR SERVICE BURIAL,
DETROIT IIMIS
INNS SGT ARi,
DIIRoiI IA MICHIGAN
Surely include your HE'-es
and address and a self -
dressed, stamped enUsfoPe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Fighters:

NIICHlGAN'S Amocistion Of
vi Fire Underwriters sends out
it's mail now with the following
stieker on the back Of each let
ter and package;
"Chaperon your otRGTets.
They shouldn't 90 out alone"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Seasons Greetings:

I'lRST Christmas card ~ the
Il season comes from Alaska,
from Pie. Bernard Gold up
there.
it, al mountain peaks. the
card, and very handsome.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
-oETRolFaAaAziMES

fuUe Reader from john
ltu.Ela htBe NcoI from BnNie
Edmund & PltEru from Malbe.t,
I0,rpr iudaIr from Theresa
Mstiap Bl-Hman ff1m Donald
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Nvo Guwnwyw<,u> DETRUFlas7MES
LNM NHG No ASGhe ASA% Veterans

ance TO lapse for more than
three months. then he must fur
nlSh medical evidence OF lnSur-
ability.
Will a man who was i'm
ducted into the army through
>electiVe service and who has
served over siN months, and now
applies for discharge for the
purpose of immediately re-
enliSting in the Regular Army
under the new enlistment law,
lose his right tO reinstatement
in his permanent job i'm industry
when his enliStmeRt period I'm
the Regular Amy ieNpireS'-
6. Is. l..
AINaflonal SelecNve Service
headquarters hold thar-te viii
NtsS'Lsf bis Ioh rights, provided
tSS Rsf4iiS caSe) the term of ms
mllNl service is reasonably
contMlpuS. and provided Of
cour,Aikhat the Selectiye SerV-
ice Kya 3> not allowed 10 expire
next NaX WlthouLanY congress
sional action 10 preserve lis job
guarantee clause.
Q-IS il true that the second
and Fourth Armies did not leave
the United states during World
War H?-MrS. l.. {. !.
a Yes. those armies were
never sent overseas.
Q-My son has been dis
charged from the army and his
discharge papers do not show a
bronze star citation recently
awarded 10 him. How can this
award be entered ON his dis
charge?-MrS. j. +.
4 The DcmohlllZcd Person
mel Records Branch. Records
Administration Center AGO,
1900 Goodfellow boulevard, 81
Louis 20. Mo Is the Official val
department branch which ham
dies matters of this nature
Your son should write TO them
for a correction of his discharge,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Our Vets:

CGT. FLoRIAN Luz writes he
~ got some PCA-wrapped
sugar in his army 4 rations in
Tokyo. Used 10 work for Penn
sylVania Central here.
And sandlot ShortstOp Don
Johnson u getting out ~ the
army with four Purple Hearts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
Registered o. s. Paten, Office

HERE pleasant game that viii give YOU message
IL every day II numerical puzzle designed 10 spell out
Count the letters first II the number
letters SubStract II the number less than g.
The result your key number Start at the upper left
rectange check every Of key
uu right Then read the message the letters under
checked figures give you |
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Shopping Notes:

DEST equipment for shop
ID ping expedition Is para
trooper. On J. l.. Hudson's main
floor such assistance is unex-
eelled
He's fine on the esealator too.
The trooper has technique IN
pushing which IS something out
Of this world.
Best part Of it is that he's so
slick nobody IS sure who pushed
We made the sixth floor in
practically nothing flat although
there was a lineup -tef the NOV.
ing stairway.
On StreetCarS. IN buses and in
the stores you may meet up with
couple who get into loud argu-
mentS about a girl named Mill
drcd Pierce. And what she did.
Its a gag TO advertise the pic
tlre of the same name,
The couple are vaudeville
team, and very good. They stop
traffic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Wonder hoU a drink
mould taste from $4,000
bottle Of brand ,"

When WauaH got his coat 10
leave Web-tor Hall be found the
bottle tucked n h- pocket. II
was put tHrrr uy CIf Bel tho
man who had bought the bond
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10
Golden FizZ:

NFUEN the Progressive 4uor
w Alliance met for q bond
rally one member came up with
bottle OF brandy which came
with the $1,000 victory bond he
bought
Bryan Warnan Of The Blind
Leader Dog League, there with
hls dog. remarked:
f.,s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-10

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ADVERriSENiENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Arcadia Boxers
IN Last Drills

Pvt. Joey Maxim and Clarence
Brown, heavyweight contenders
who clash in the l0-round head
liner at Arcadia Monday night,
will go through their final spar
ring session in Williams gym
today.
Maxim. Cleveland heavyweight
on furlough from the army air
forces, is the latest find Of Jack
Kearns, who will work in his
corner during the fight Jack
Johnson trainer and manager OF
Brown. viii be IN the opposite
corner.
Matchmaker Strachan an
nounced he had completed the
supporting card. kid English and
Mack Parshay. Detroit heavies,
clash in the six-round Semiwlndup.
The fight is a rematch. English
won an upset several weeks ago.
Another six-rounder pairs Indy
Elliott. Chicago heavy, with
Johnny Oden Of Detroit. Eddie
Owens. Detroit welter. meets VIII
lie EdmondS of Grand Rapids in
q five rounder, while Gene Boland.
unbeaten Detroiter. meets Doyle
ffirt. Grand Rapids weiter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Boy, t3, Defeats
Paddle Foe, 80

Gordon Barclay, -, of South
Bend, competing in mems singles,
stands out today in the national
open table tennis championships
being contested at cYO Center
He defeated 30-year-old Harold
Jacober of Pontiac, yesterday
.21-4, Pip, Pill.
Max Hersh, Michigan champion,
stopped Jack Boyer Of Wauwau-
tosa, Wis, 21-19, 21-8. 21-8.
In the womens division, De-
troits Margaret Wilson, Grace
Wasum, Gerda NJ &c h e ! S and
Marie Nash were among the
opening round winners. Title
matches in all divisions are Sched-
uled tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Ti|ts Off, Tigers
Just Practice
By LEO MAeDoNELL

TERRE HAUTE. April IA
With exhibition games Cancelled
because Of the death Of President
Roosevelt. The Tigers VIII hold
routine practices over the week
end.
Paul Richards. acting manager,
will drill the Tigers at noon today
and tomorrow, then they leave
early in the evening for 81. Louis
to open the regular league season
with the Browns Tuesday. A
workout for the Tigers at Sports
mans Park is planned for Monday.
A Soggy field prevented the
Tigers from getting on the held.
but Harold Newhouser gave his
truSty left arm a workout. With
Richards doing the catching New
houSer. who Will pitch the opener
Tuesday. threw pitches Tor an
hour underneath the grandstand
at Memorial Stadium.
In = the meantime, Manager
ONeill hobbled off to a movie on
his CrItCheS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
krOnk Takes
Three Titles

Kronk Community Center cap
tured three state AAU swimming
titles for major honors in the re-
lay carnival at WomcnS City Club
last night. Emily Hardy Of WCC
won the 25-yard metropolitan
free style 1or girls in :l4.6, a
tenth of a second faster than the
boys winner.
sO-yafd free style for Women-won BY
shea Michigan intef-Club EVans tkronk
second johnson Kruns third Tine, 81 ,
l50-yard medley fag men-Ann bl
Plymouth Swimming Club Downtown IMCA'
second WCC third. Time, ! 29.7
l5O-yard medley relay for women-Won o)
Kronk A Kronk b. second. MISC. third
Time. Ss
220-yard free style for Vomen-won BY
sinneNilk lKrQnk AEnes SekJ krunk
second Ann NeEy tkronE ihird. Tine
z 81
20O-ysfd relay FOR Vomen-won By Krons
r. Att-t.- v----Tc7 fsTuTrE 4. trTrt- 'f-fuTr
2133
2OO-yard relay Tor men-won BY Dosn,oWr
YMCA krOnk a second. PsC. thifd. Tine
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
.Frosh, II, Beats
M for Broncos
international Photo

ANN ARBOR. April 14-West-
ern Michigan's baseball squad
handed Michigan a 5-4 extra
inning defeat in the Wolverine
1945 season opener.
Held hitless for seven frames
by Westerns 17-year-old south
paw. Charles Maxwell, the VOL
verines combined four hits in the
eighth and ninth for their runs,
Western scored three in the first
and one each in the fifth and
tenth innings.
Maxwell, freshman from Law
ton, Mich. went the route. while
Bliss Bauman pitched the 1C
innings for Michigan.
The second in a two-game
series between the teams will be
played today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Boys Decide
Ring HOnOrS

Nine Boys Club boxers, from 9
TO 16 years of age and 70 10 147
pounds in weight, are club champs
for a year. They took decisions in
the finals last night. Sten Kursa
and Don Schultz fought a draw
in an exhibition.
20 pounds-Ted Krsy defeated Bernie Car
bacisk so pounds--Don Sauve defeated Al
Wright. 80 poundS-Ccrald Sievert defeated
Ben Pryciak 95 pounds-Ted Crelock de-
feAted Verne SwiAtlOWsk 100 pounds-Ben
JAkubien defeated Harold Sievert; los pounds
Vince Mckay defeated Andy VAleri. las
pounds-MitCheli Mazur defeated Al CoWAri
175 pounds-Ed strtaI defeated I'd Pokorny
l47 p0undS-Car Jirkowskl defeated Ceorgc
Corey
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
500 Prep Thintldds
Vie in State Meet

ANN ARBOR, April 14-More
than 500 thinclads, representing
81 Michigan high schools. will
compete for honors here today in
the annual state prep champion
ships to be held in Yost Field
house.
Among the teams entered are
Ann Arbor High, Monroe, Saginaw
Arthur Hill, Flint Northern and
Saginaw Eastern. The meeting is
sponsored by River Rouge High
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
u Sports q
D R EVITIEO

Bob Feller will be throwing his
Sire BALI for the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station baseball
team this season Permission
the former Cleveland Indian
tcher TO hurl for the Blue
Jackets was granted yesterday by
1t. Cmdr. Rollie Williams, athletic
officer of the training station =. d.
II reversed an earlier decision
limiting Feller to coaching duties.
Chief Specialist Forrest Ander-
son, who coached Great Lakes
basketball team last season. has
been transferred to a coastal base
for sea assignment Seven
cagers also were shifted A
sign in Jack Dempsey's restaurant
announcing closing because oil
President Roosevelt's funeral was
believed TO have started a rumor
the former heavyweight boxing
champ had been killed in the Pa
cific.
Ed Mierkowicz, who was sent
back by the Tigers, homered Ia
help Buffalo beat Washington Sen
ators, Ga.
President Ford F'rick OF the Ma
tional League announced today
that servicemen will be admitted
free TO all league games during
the 1945 baseball season.
At most parks Servicemen Will
be admitted without tickets.
Friek said, but in some cities they
must obtain tickets at USO head
quarters, local service centers and
military posts . They will be
admitted TO Sunday and night
games as we'll as weekday con-
tests.
Servicemen will be permitted to
Sit In any seat at some parks. but
in others special sections are set
aside for men in uniform.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Tartar Nine Opens
With ! Road Games

Wayne University's spring ath-
letic program gets under way this
weekend with the baseball team
playing two games. 1t will open
against Michigan Normal Friday
at Ypsilanti and journey to East
Lansing Saturday to ring up the
home curtain for Michigan States
Spartans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Md(PhdiI Plans Yank
Park for 100000

NEW YORK. April Ia tuP)-
Col. Larry MacPhail. the new
head of the New York Yankees,
revealed today he had completed
plans 10 increase the seating
capacity of Yankee Stadium 10
100000 persons in a gigantic post
war project.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Titans Beat FIiers

University of Detroit baseball
team defeated Crosse lie Naval
Air Base yesterday, 6-5. Walt
Kelly. who relieved Chick Cum
ningham in the 81 iNh inning
for the Titans, was the winning
pitcher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Roller Finals Today

The grand finals Of the state
roller skating speed champion
ships will take place today and
Sunday at Arena Gardens rink,
starting at 2 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Loses One-Hi+ter

Pitcher Jack Wilson Of Mt.
Clemens High allowed only one
hit. struck out 13 and got four
hits at bat yesterday. but lost 10
East Detroit High. 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
KEPT ARMS GOING

Terranova kept his arms pump
ing away on both inside and
straight punching and hooking all
the way He had blood showing on
Shapiro's mouthpiece as early as
the second round. Shapiro's eye
started 10 bleed as early as the
sfourth and Shapiro was wipiug a
pvet and bloody mitt across it the
rest OF the way.
Detroit likes Phil Terranova
and il is Bobby Gleason's job, as
his manager. TO see that he gets
tfe type of opposition 10 make the
fsnd of fights "buzz-saw" Phil
wants TO make.
Other bouts:
vern Mitchell Highland PARK knocked ou
While Reilly. Detroit In third round.
oscar Boyd Buffalo. defeated Willie Jeter
Detroit. six rounds
Charlie Padalino. Detroit. defeated Willi'
wstkint Detroit six rounds.
Joe Sutka. Wyandotte. defeated San
Hughes, Detroit. eight rounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-16
Ash Nine Drills

Ash baseball team will workout
tomorrow at 1890 p. m. and
Tuesday at 6 p. m. at Northwest
ern Field No. 3.