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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

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JOSEPHINE III tom Petzold)
Canvas torn. Went to Port
Huron.
HOSTESS II CKen Stanford,
Chicago Yacht Club)-Quit Decks
leaking.
ASTREA (Johnny Boice)-Tore
canvas. Went TO Port Huron
WHITE HEATHER Kay Jorge
SOM Tore canvas. Went 10 Port
Huron.
ESTRELLITA &C. Naumann)-
Broke stay. Reported quitting from
st. Clair.
MINK Norman Sarna)-Quit.
Tore canvas.
SPOOKIE Capt Johnson -
Tore canvas.
VITES SSE oClet Weuing) -
BesChed al Forster, Mich
SOUBRETTE Ledyard Mitch
clJ QUIT at Harbor Beach. SAILS
blown out
TIGRESS Crank Whlte)-Quit.
Reported from ST. Clair.
REV ELRY (Clare Jacobs
Withdrew A. Harbor Beach.
kATHMAR (Stu RaCkham) -
Withdrew with broken window in
cabin
IRIS OHarry Fletcher - Re
ported al Fort Huron as quitting.
SIREN CJoe ShoitCSD With
drew reported at Port Huron
ARMIDA.-llicoi- -e GunNc4ul -
QUIT Sunday night. Too much.
SHAMROCK CKcrr-WunSchD -
ScWcd up Sa!L. and continued
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
7igprs WALTON YNnks fO End 4-lTnme LOsing Strenk

given his discharge by the army,
played an important role in the
attack when he singled and
scored the first of the four runs.
Snuffy StirnweiSs and Frank
CroSetti batted home the others.
With a dozen hits, almost as
many as they totaled in the
entire series of three games in
Boston, the Tigers scored in five
OF the nine innings.
Three Yankee pitchers were
used. Bill Zuber lasted but one
official inning as the Tigers
combined four hits with two
walks and two errors to fashion
five tallies. Joe Page took over
and pitched seven innings be-
fore being lifted for a pinch hit
ter. He gave up eight hits and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
By LEO MACDoNEIL

NEW YORK. July 17-Wlth
a four game losing streak
broken and Harold NewhouSer
slated 10 pitch against the Yam
keeS here today skies bright
cned for the Tigers.
Upon NewhouSeTs shoulders
rests the task Of giving { Nh e
Tigers the series, two games 20
one. The slim left-hspder VIII
De seeking his fourteenth VIC
tory OF the season against six
scthackS Al Gcttcl Is expected
10 hurl for New York
From here, the Tigers move
10 Washington for a defense OF
t-cJr first place h0n0rS with The
Toihcking Senators.
Frank lSUbby) Overmlre
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

Overmire laying down the bunt,
To start the Yankee eighth,
Oscar Grimes walked. Mike
Garbark followed with a single,
Grimes stopping at second and
scoring on Rulings single to
right. Then Stirnweiss doubled
through York. scoring Garbark.
Savage, running for Ruffing,
came home on Crosetti's single
and Stirnweiss as Metheny hit
into a double play.
Stainback provided the field
ing feature of the day when the
Yankee center fielder raced far
to right-center to snare Green
berg's mighty 425-foot drive.
With one exception. Greenberg
hit the ball hard every one Of
his five trips TO the plate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Sports
Tony Janiro Called
New CenzoneU
Nv LEO MACDONELL

NEW YORK. july 17-Thcy are
calling Tony Janlro another Tony
Canzoneri. Just how much oi d
Canzoncri he Will prove 10 he may
be revealed when De stacks up
against the seasoned and hard
hitting Johnny Greco az Madison
Suare Garden here FRIDAY night.
The bout Is scheduled for eight
rounds because JSa59c.S sge Che
IS 1e) does not permit him 10
engage in a contest ot a longer
-TOure IN New York state.
Young Janiro, who halls from
Youngstown. O, whence has come
a number Of outstanding athletes,
IS the newest lSuc sensation
hcrcaboutS. Eighteen m on n s
after his professional debut, FRI
day. he viii be main eyerler al
the Garden. a quick climb even
in these days when good ring
talent is So scarce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Brewers Beaten
In Both Games

The Milwaukee Brewers hung
onto their slim American ASso-
ciauon lead today after a sound
pelung. ID TO 3. from the Kansas
City Blues the league cellar dwell
lcrS, in the first game of a two
game series. il was a double de-
feat for the Brewers. VINO also
went clown 10 Kansas city, > TO 4.
In The final
Second place indianapolis beat
Louisville. 3 10 . In other Amer
lean Association games yesterday
Toledo heat Columbus ) 10 0 in
the first game and ; 10 | in the
second while ST Paul defeated
MINNEAPOLIS Z TO 6
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
SENSATIONAL RECORD

Yes, the Cubs won another one.
Sixteen out OF their last II.
Twenty out of their last "a.
Somebody's got TO do something
about this.
The Bruins came from behind
with two runs in The ninth inning
to nose out the New York Giants
yesterday. 10 3, and remain four
games out in front.
Meanwhile. the Cardinals man.
aged to keep their heads above
water that's a nice name for the
Dodgers when they came out
on the business end Of a , TO 0
decision over the Boston Braves
in a night game. Harry "the
Cat" Rreecheen did the honorS
for the RcdbirdS
The Brooklyn Dodgers picked
up little salve for the double
dTubhinG handed them -hX-the
Pittsburgh Pirates in Sundays
twin bill when they downed the
BucS. 8 10 4
over in the American League
the pennant- chasing Detroit
Tigers stretched their hold on
first place 70 three whole games
over tho Washington Senators
when they banged out a 9 10 4
triumph over the New York
Yankees
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

There are experts hercabouts
who predict that JaHife-fs= being
rushed too fast
Incidentally Willie Joyce, the
Gary. Ind. boy who used 10 fight
around the Arena Gardens in De-
troit, is sitting on top OF the fiStic
world these days. Back COM
parative few years, Joyce IN Chr
Cago was working as a spdrrlng
partner for a buck a day. Now
he IS a Garden top liner getting
more than $1,000 a round
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

on an error by Frank Crosetti.
When Swift and Overmire
started the second with a single
each. Zuber was replaced by
Page. After Webb was safe on
Etten's error, Mayo hit into a
double play. Swift scoring. and
Cuilenbine flew out to Bud
Metheny in right field. With
one out, Swift in IL e fourth
singled and later scored on a
one-base drive by Mayo. Two
more Tiger tallies were posted
in the seventh. Rudy York. who
had walked and moved TO third
on Bobby Maier's infield single.
scored on Swift's third hit of
the day. Maier later clicked at
home on a pretty squeeze play,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Bob Ia|es
Van Covers Sailing
From Racing Boats
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Zeb Eaton, the young Tiger
rookie pitcher. who slammed out
a dream home run in Yankee
Stadium with three card,
doesn't come by his hitting by
accident. He works at il as
tediously as some of the pro
golfers work on iron shots.
"To be sure he gets his hitting
practice" one Tiger official
said. Eaton gets to the ball
park before all the Others. He
corrals q bunch OF kids and
starts betting away. He hits
plainly of balls into those left
field stands"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

hearts who were worried about
the whereabouts of their men
folk. Some Of those were on
the pipe from sunup to sun
down.
And when may we expect
George Vans story?" WAS n
repeated question All OF
which il distinct compliment
to the following the Times
yachting expert but fact
We should keep strictly secret
or we never will be able TO keep
Brother Van in the Office, even
during the winter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Roxy Defends Title
Against Eddie Lewis

Walter Roxy, junior heavy
weight wrestling champion has a
tough job on his hands ton Chit at
Mack Park. lie meets Eddie
Bad Man Lewis. Whether Lewis
will be allowed 10 wear the tape
handages with which he harnesses
his opponents will be decided be-
fefc-t-tey'- enter ttlft. ring. Roxy
says no and Eddie. of course. SAYS
yes. The bout viii be two In three
falls. one hour t.wt limit. other
matches axe Zork0 ZarnoG vs.
'Stocty Nielsen. Stanley EurcSh
" Johnny Sihy and George Con-
mel vS Dale Ilsdd0ck
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Nelson Loses Exhibition

DUBUQUE. Ia, July II CUP)-
Byron Nelson, PEA champion.
and Albert (PaD Hird. Dubuque,
we're defeated by Harold Jug
McSpaden and Walter Hodge,
Dubuque, in an exhibition match
at the Bunker Hill course yes
terday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

pitched the Tigers 10 victory
over the Yankees. 9 10 4. here
Yesterday, DetroitS first win on
the trip. II was Stubby's sew
enth triumph as compared TO
five losses.
GET IL HITS
4 For seven innings. Overmire
hurled three-bit shutOut ball.
over the stretch hut one man
reached second b as on him.
frankie Crosetti singled and
stole second in the fourth
Then IN the eighth the YAM
KEGS staged a last ditch rally
and scored all Of their four tai
lies Charley Rufing, as a pinch
hitter. making his first appear
anCe in a game since being
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

PINTAIL Darnell Palmer) -
Too much. Quit.
RANGOON Norm Archer) -
Too much. Quit.
JACK (W. r. Loughlin) Dis
masted. Towed to Port Huron.
GESINE dallas Ncwkirk) -
Quit Canvas. Port Huron.
MELODIE russ Cooke) Quit
Canvas.
SPINDRIFT tF Y. Conklin) -
Quit. too much IN every respect.
STORMY Pc TREL (Sutter-
Flinterman) 49, DiSmasted. (Lost
Spar).
JEDA tDdn Krug)-First race.
Quit when he saw expert Mack
mac racers going home.
kITTIWAkE Bob Necsley)-
Quit al Port Huron
RAMBLER VI ANDY Lang
hammer)-Quit at Port Huron.
Ell CHROLO (Jack AndrieS)-
Quit at Port Huron
LURER paul Adams) Quit at
Port Huron.
MARC l.. tom Clark)-Tried
to get into Harbor Beach. Tore
mainsail. Quit.
ALLEGRA (E. S. Ensing)-Quit
al Port Huron.
GALE price Mac Petrie) -
Quit. went homo.
METEOR II Hank Burkard)-
Quit Sunday night Too much.
SYMPHONY tl7ntz Bros. -
Quit when stay uUoko
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Probable Pitchers
AMTRICAN TTACII

AMERICAN tFAGII
detroit tNeWhousCr tt16l ~ New York
tGcttei 4-3f
Cleveland tCrorek COS D. Boston ~.
Johnson 10 OF Terry %
ghlcago Lee o. a. Pnrsde,p1ia tFIores
s. iti.s Potter "a. ~ Warrington
Ilcluafa !n-s, .
NAftONNI IIAGtT
Srw Nr-. .VrI.rHr fn.a. A. rt..sy,
.E.I.tsHI $40
E.H.Esr .lr"-a JOE NrtsHu.-H
.~flu.r.I.. H-I If-.T
phi.ads. .p..E Ih'aUrrv t. Cincinnati
Bowman Tr1r. riFrf
Boston. tAnalsss e.-I o. So -aln Bar
ret lla6i, night
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Star Injured i'm Crash

taken. lie had muscle Sprains Of
the back and right shoulder and a
lacerated right knee.
Montgomery, an army corporal
on furlough from Luke Field.
AriZ.. was on route 10 Philadel-
phia from New York when the
accident occurred. Ills wife, Molly.
and their son, Bob, 3, we're
slightly injured.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
HELP FROM BROWNS

The Senators co-operatcd neatly
with the Detroit effort, dropping
both ends Of a twi-night double
header TO the St. Louis Browns
by scores of 7 to 3 and ; TO l
The Cleveland Indians Squeaked
past the Boston Red SoX when
they rushed across three runs in
the fourth inning. The SoX
rushed across two in the eighth.
That was the ball game-3 TO 2,
Cleveland
Big Bo-Bo NewSom sent a
crowd of $4,000 home in some
thing like Mysteries when he fol-
lowed his recent four-hit shutout
with a two-hItter, twirled at the
expense of the Chicago White SoX
in the aftcrpiece OF a twl-night
dOuble-header The AS won it,
7 to /. after dropping the curtain
raiser TO Johnny Humphries, 6
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

PHOENIXV1LLE, Pa, July II
lUPl-Lightweight champion Bob
Montgomery was admitted to
Valley Forge General Hospital to-
day for treatment of injuries suf-
fered when his automobile over
turned twice near Princeton, n. j.
The hospital said Montgomery's
injuries apparently were not seri-
Gus, but that X-rsys would be
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

calls regard
ing the event
( h q n h a o
c o m Q In ( o
( h q office
81 n c q those
h IL ari u o
I er PEN
nant scram-
bles OF 1884
and '35.
or course,
there w er q
n l O { Of
W es, sis
ters, mothers
an m a sxUAAt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

pointed by a
fellow by the
name Of Al
Guido. but he
erased that Sci
back in a re-
IN a I c h. He
fought mostly
as a lightweight
but has been
gaining weight
and the con-
tract for Greco
calls for 143
pDiipdC
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Bullfighting Back in Madrid

MADRID JULY II tUpl-Sidney Franklin Brooklyn bull
he 3ack IN ihe Madrid bi ung tomorrow ioi his FIRST
I"ll4 4.Htrcc tho Spanish capital 1894
= teel fine, I'm air
hght Wednesday the Madrid Fabu>
"hcr he announced lis forthcoming tus,Ic
Franklin looked hs bulls yesterday. 'Larte n usual
only comment
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18

four runs, one of the hits being
Roy Cullehbine's eighth home
run OF the season.
Bob Swift collected three
singles and Doc Cramer, Hank
Greenberg. Eddie Mayo and
Overmire two hits each. Two
baggers were bagged by
Cramer. Greenberg a n d Over
mire.
WALKS OPEN RALLY
The Tigers four-run barrage
in the first inning came after
there was one out. 1t started
with Mayo and Cullenbine
drawing wal ks. Greenberg's
double scored Mayo and
Cramer's scored Cullenbine and
Greenberg. Cramer later scored
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
MORE TIME LOST

Around 230 in the morning
steel sheets iet go and Bitten
ran off course for about half
hour TO replace them.
At 10 a m. Sunday morning.
the seas were still high but the
wind bad abated when Ernie
Crates and Bobby Bryant went
aiOft 10 drive plug back into a
spreadcr That job was done so
feet above deck The boys got
kicked around against Bitten S
spar and are all bruises today.
The big girl was rolling in those
seas II they hadn't fixed the
spreader Blitz certainly would
have lost her spar.
We all sort of thanked those
two guys for that job. | never
saw uch sentiment or feeling
among the sailor boys before
Both boys took what we had 70
say lying down. They were
bushed.
Bitten went out in front in the
first five minutes of [ he race.
Russ Pouliot, who was at Blitz'
stick, jammed her IN between
Apache and Vitesse at the start
and we were off twas WOW
of getaway.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Race Winner
Tells Of Peri|s
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

MACKINC ISLAND, July IL
Four hours before she finished the
Mackinac race at 2:l3 p. m. yes
terday. Bitten drifted around for
40 minutes in a fiat calm off the
foot of Bob-Lo Island, 19 miles
from the finish line.
II was here that coast guard
picket boat No. 332SS approached
the 55-foot cutter owned by Ernie
Crates and Murray Knapp and
radio technician Charles Hoover
told her somewhat battered crew
that she was first boat; that there
were only five other ships left IN
the race out Of the 40 starters.
Up until that time We had no
idea of our position in the race.
Last boats we had seen were
Manitou and Iris as dusk settled
over a Lake Huron that was just
beginning 10 kick up a nor'easter,
But we had no idea that it
blew as hard as il did Saturday
night. Manitou and Iris went by
,aS We changed 10 storm main
sail. It cost US an hours time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
One for Stubby
NEW YORK

Totals 3ql227ls Totals 80 ~ IL
A-Batftd tor Page On eiFfth
bran for Ruffing In eighth
Detroit 40 100 400
New York 600 600 O4O-4
Runs-Mayo. cuuenbme ?. Creenbsrs York.
CrameT. Maler swift . Grimes, SunweisS.
CArbSrk savage ErrOrs-Crosetu. Ettcn
Grimes Runs batfed in-Grecnberg. Cramcr
2 MAYO SNittr- Dvcrmirc. Cuhenbine. Ruff
nnE SUnVelss Crusetu TWo-base hits
(-rennt.erf t.rHn4er- tfrrffrire SttruwrtEy
Home ruu--Cu'. .euhinc stolen bascs-Cr0yrtti "a
WEBB Mayo .~dCrflCe hit-ONcimlle.- -DaHhle
Iuna..ls,ra Y.rt 'a Ussb q, Y..G L.r
0n 6s. pr'rrl 10 Now YORK g. Bases
nr ta U .l..t . uT p.srr ] 30 Or-I-
riIrr -f PAGE g. stuck cu'-Bv Zuuer
. f H.r.Ia Hi of Zuhsi In
iuuI u..c ru' u second or Pare n r
irniuEs ~ Rose O In inning Losing
rif-her-Zuhff .rmpirss-Bsrrv Jones and
HUBBARD. Tims-1. oS Attendance-ij sos,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Lost Only Once

Janiro's graduation>to the wind
up ranks climaNeS a record Of 40
fights in which he dropped but
one decision. lie was once out
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Fans Are Interested

As . sample of the interest
In this years Mackinac race,
the Times sports department.
yesterday received moro phone
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
George VANS Story Of Race in Storm
RIDE OUT
STORM

Here's the Bitten, win
ner of the race to Mack
mac, as it appeared shortly
after the start. The own
ers are Ernie Crates, wav-
ing at cameraman, and
Murray h app, above
companionway. George +.
Van, Times sailing expert,
is in the center of the boat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
Mondays Results Tuesdays Games
DEI o, Y St l.. at wash, nIghl
CleVe J. Boston Chi at Phils.. night
Chi 81. Phila. AZ DET at n Y.
1T. l.. rs, wash. III. Cleve at Boston
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
How All Ships Fared
Inn Their Tough Race

MACKINAC ISLAND July 17Ieres the report ship by ship
how they Jared in the Macnac given by Charles Nc
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
Sendt0rsDrop
! 10 Browns

Is that a 81. Louis Cardinal
hiding over there behind that
National League pcnnant?
Come on out. you old worlds
champion. YOU. Come on out and
take a look around The Cubs
just won another ball game
Don't look now, bat that's A
piece of bacon hanging from the
biz bears chops What's more
he's headed homo with II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Mondays Results IueSday's Game.
1hl =, v y Y. at ChicaEo.
BALM q, Pitts. Bklyn. at Pitts. niGh
81 J.. 4, Boston o. Phila 81 Cinci, nigh
BOstn al ~. l., nigh
Only EAmes scheduled
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas CITY IS, 3; Milwaukee ,,
Toledo 5, 9; Columbus o. 4.
ST Paul y MinneaPoli Q
indianapolis 8; Louisville 2
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
JerSsy titv @ Baltimore o.
Montreal q. Rochester o.
Buffalo s Toronto ,
syracuse =: Newark 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-07
UAW Ponders
Date for Strike
BY ED BRAND
Detroit Times LaDOr Editor

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 - Date
for a general strike against one
OF the Big Three automobile COM
/ panies will probably be set at a
J Especial meeting of the unions
2 executive board which will open
here tomorrow, a reliable source
disclosed today.
The unions board of strategy
will report 10 the international
officers Friday or Saturday. and
q general review of the 80 per
cent wage increase demand is
scheduled 10 follow.
NO COMPROMISE
Walter Reuther, UAW-CIO vice
president, spearheaded the 30 per
cent campaign with an industry
wide demand on General Motors,
expects 10 have his reply from
GM at that time and will make a
complete report 10 the board
along with certain recommenda-
tiOnS.
Regardless of the GM reply and
counter-propoSal, if any. Reuther
will oppose any compromise with
GM, Ford or Chrysler, he an
nounced in Detroit yesterday.
Reuther said:
THE issue Is simple. Either
GM shows us by legitimate doc
umentary proof that IL cannot
grant the 80 per cent increase
and still not raise the price Of
cars or we will be forced TO
exercise econo omic pressure"
He added, however, that he
hoped neither side would be forced
10 such drastic measures.
SWITCH LOCATION
Originally called as a special
meeting 10 consider appeals from
local unions, the session promises
10 be one Of the most important
In the unions history.
The union had intended 10 hold
the meeting in Cleveland but
switched it 10 Washington after
President Truman announced that
the labor-management conference
Awould be held this week. The
yLnion therefore will be in position
10 take official action on any con-
troversial issue that may arise at
the conference.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-07

All Pnen Subject 10 so SsleI Tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Som n Hero
Woman Writes Yank S
Parents of Bravery

A letter received today from a
stranger across the sea made Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Fitzpatrick,
1879 Provost, very proud.
1t was from Mrs. Gladys Fun
nell. who wrote that their son.
Pvt. James NJ. fitzpatrick, is a
hero. The letter revealed that,
risking his life, he had s&d one
of his buddies while he was under
heavy machine gun fire in France.
Mrs. Funnel said she had met
Fitzpatrick some time ago, when
she entertained a group of Ameri-
can soldiers in her home in Berks,
England.
Prior to entering service, three
years ago, the 25-year-old para
trooper worked for the Common
wealth Brass Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Garbage Delay
Laid. TO Snow

Answering numerous complaints,
Glenn {. Richards. DPW commits
today blamed snow and ice
for tardy collections Of garbage
and rubbish.
Every year, we have the
same trouble at the fall canning
time when there Is so much gar
bage and again when severe
winter storms hit" Richards
said.
Right now, snow and ice con-
dltions, combined with our
shortage Of manpower and
equipment, have pushed us
back 10 where we are about
three days late collecting gar
bage."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
OPA JOSIling
Trips Editor

NASHVILLE. Moi, Jan 8
Editor Donald F. Hunderliter Of
the Nashville News. ink-Smudged,
but unbowcd, was running OF his
weekly edition today unpcrturbed
by the fact that the OPA had Just
Cancelled his gas rauons for 80
days.
Hunderliter, recently admitted
in his column, "Backstreet Ba-
rometer" that he had used two
gas coupons presented him by a
farmer.
AS everybody knows" Hun
derliter explained d, country
editors take i'm everything rs
subscription payments. Can l
help II II they give me gas
coupons was just jOshing
the OPA, however, and there
was some fiction in my article.
didn't even attend the hear
ing in Grand Rapids"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
YuleTreeFre
Burns Four
Times Photo

Four persons suffered minor
burns today while extinguishing
blaze started from an over
heated bulb on a Christmas tree.
Mrs. Catherine Jackson, 50, of
1850 Marlborough; Henry c. Ku-
peSch, 49, of 100 Eastlawn; Hud-
son DesSenberg. As, of 1882
Kercheval, and Walter Hollsten,
80. of 1893 kercheVal, were visit
ing in Mrs. Jacksons home early
today when the tree suddenly
burst into flames.
KupeSch knocked the tree over
and, with the help of the others
Smothered the flames with a rug.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Pedestrian
ISt 10 Victim

First Detroit traffic fatality of
1945. Stanley Tueichumouicz. 70.
OF 1890 Yemans, Hamtramck, was
killed by an automobile AT 7;30
3 m. today as he was crossing
Eight Mile road al Charest.
Tueichumouicz was on his way
home from work at a nearby cafe.
The driver Of the car, William +.
-6unTpf, e, OF 1853 EdSel, told
police Tueichumouicz walked in
front of bus into the path OF
his car.
Tueichumouicz has no known
relatives. police said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
DR.. Greene 10 Head
New VINO PROGRAM

Or. Edwin Greene, assistant
professor of psychology at the
University of Michigan, has been
named state supervisor of the
War Manpower Commissions new
employment counseling program.
He is attending a nine state con-
ference in Cleveland on the plan
which soon becomes effective in
Michigan.
The program Will place particu-
lar emphasis on placing veterans.
DR.. Greene is a specialist in in
dustrial selection and training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
House AAF Cast

1t. Carol Riddle and M/Sgt.
Sidney Goldman today have COM
pletcd housing plans in Detroit
hotels for the 300 members of the
cast of Winged Victory" which
opens at the Wilson Theater Jan.
ID for two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-06
Borge 10 Give
Benefit Recital
International Photo

Victor BorGe. pianist VIII pre-
sent a matinee at the Danish
Brotherhood Temple, 1915 w.
Forest, at 3 p, m. Sunday.
The program VIII be- announced
in both English and Danish and
the proceeds will go TO Danish
World War II patriots and their
families.
The presentation is one Of A
series being given by Borge IN the
larger u. S. cities. Reservations
may be made by calling Tyler
4-S575 or Niagara 1893.
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.