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WITH THE 93rd INFANTRY
DIVISION, Morotai, Netherlands
East Indies For meritorious SER
vice in direct support of military
operations on Bougainville Island,
New Guinea and the Netherlands
East Indies, fifteen members Of the
93rd Infantry Division have been
presented with the Bronze Star
Medal
Recipients of the awards who In
most cases wear the Combat In
tfantrymdn Badge and two battle
stars on their Asi9tic-P Pacific Cam
paign ribbon. follow:
1st. SGT. AUGUSTUS l.. HEN
DERSON Quincy, Ill. a member of
the 595th Field Artillery Batta-
lion, for designing and supervising
the "cons.:GCd9n Of a model 20
L. c. Island"
MISC T ROBERT L. RENFRO,
Porter, Okla. Regimental Opera
lions Sergeant of the 25th Infantry
for service on BougainWlle and
New Guinea.
T-SGT GEORGE w ELLARD,
Tarentum, Pa platoon sergeant
of Company B, 25th Infantry, tor
service in New Guinea.
T-SGT. JAMES C. ELLIS, Spar
tanbrg, S. c. for services during
the period April 10 10 May IL,
1915.
S-SGT. JESSE L. MACK, Jack
son, La. a squad leader of Com
pany B. 25th Infantry. for ser
vices in New Guinea. He enlisted in
the Army in May, 1870, received
his basic training at Camp Wheeler,
Georgia, and joined the 93rd IN
fantry Division upon its aCtiva-
ton in 1912.
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
S-SGT. CLARENCE VICTORIAN,
New orleans, La, a member of the
595th Field Artillery Battalion, for
outstanding performance of duties.
S-SGT. ROBERT JONES, OF
Society Hill, S. c., for services in
New Guinea and the Netherlands
East Indies with the 18th Infantry.
S-SGT. LAWRENCE CAN'T,
Ledbetter, Texas, for service from
April Is to May 81, 1916, on Moro
tai. Netherlands East Indies.
S-SGT. WILLIAM S. LYLES,
Baltimore, Md. for service at Moro
tai, Netherlands East Indies from
April IL to May II, 1915.
LIST. SGT. ROBERT WINFIELD.
League City, TEXAS, for services
at Morotai, netherlands East IN
dies with the 25th Infantry.
SGT.-L lAZELL SMITH, Detroit,
Mich, for services at Morotal.
Netherlands East Indies. from April
II to May II. 1916, with the service
Company 18th Infantry.
SGT.-NAPOLEON WIIBORN.
Tuscon, Ariz., platoon sergeant
of Company B, 25th Infantry, Tor
service in New Guinea.
SGT.-DAVIS L. WILKES. st.
Louis, Mo-, for service in Ney
Guinea.
PFC. HAROLD DUNCAN. Olathe
Kans., for service form April 30.
1945, in the Netherlands East In
dies.
PFC. ALBERT MARTIN. Dover.
Delaware, for services at Marotst
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PFC. HAROLD DUNCAN, Olathe
Kans., for service form April 30
1915, in the Netherlands East In
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

IL the Limestone Cave
Was Shaped Like q
Refrigerator, the Super
IcebOx Would Be as Big
as q 70-StOry Building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04

THE worlds most gigantic
U icebox-with space for
5000 10 $500 carloads, or
about 10000 tons of surplus
foods being built near
Atchison, Kan, by Uncle
Sam.
Credft for planning its re-
frigerating apparatus goes
TO engineers. But the heavi-
est part Of the Job was per-
formed by several genera
tons OF tough-sinewed min
ers-many no longer living.
For the mammoth cold
chamber Is being construct
ed IN an old limestone mine
from which 100000 cubic
yards OF rock were removed
over a 75-year period of
quarry operations.
Imagine a refrigerator 125
feet wide, 100 feet deep, and
over 20 stories in height,
and you'll get q rough idea
of how much this under
ground icebox will be able
10 hold.
ONCE it has a normal
- temperature in the sos,
and natural insulation is
furnished by the limestone,
the great vault presents no
serious problem 10 the en-.
gineeTS. 4 number Of cool.
ing units, located strategi.
Cally throughout, viii keep
the temperature steadily be
low freezing.
The subterranean storage
room viii save millions Of
dollars annually. No long
er, for instance, will it be
necessary 10 feed eggs 10
livestock or make lard into
soap because Of the short
age Of regular storage
space.
And il can be enlarged TO
meet future needs. For at
one side Of Uncle Sans
buried icebox, limestone
mining will continue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-04
MHuus 0Nen
hee M huhnZ.
mMe same time

What a wonderful convenience! What
o time-saver! It's ability TO produce
juioer, more delicious roasts already
proved in thousands of homes. And
yet the Bar-B-Kewer is Just one OF
many features which will make YOU
glad that you are mokine away War
Bonds today so that YOU may enjoy
an Estate Heatrola Range on that
happy tomorrow. The Estate Stove Co,
Hamilton, o. House founded 10 lS42
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Pick Pot o Luck
In Turf Classic

HOMEWOOD, TIT. July 10
Calumet Farms Poi -Laeb
has emerged as a strong favorlte
to win the $4,000 Classic Stakes
at Washington Park this week
end as a result Of his splendid
performance in the Skokie IlandI-
cap last Saturday.
Pot o. Luck wound up second
to the Maine Chance Farms War
Jeep, but had the Skokc been
just a little farther than the
seven furlongs over which IT
was contested the Calumet colt
probably would have been the
winner.
Pot o Luck, far back for more
than five-elghthS of Il mile, closed
with tremendous burst OF speed
to suggest that the mile and q
quarter OF the classic Will be-
exactly 10 his fancy.
-MaF-JeeP -himse4fftirrrtt-rrr7I 1T
excellent effort and he of course
also viii command respect but u
is the Calumet colt who now j,
generally regarded as the one 10
beat in the $4,000 midsummer
special for 3-ycar-olds
How many horses VIII compete
in the classic IS any one guess at
this time. but IT is probable that
there will be around eight con-
teStantS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Stdte-Midnnii
Tilt Doomed

EAST LANSING. July 10-Un-
less there is a change for the
better IN the transportation con-
dition Michigan state has little
hope OF playing its scheduled
game with Miami IN Florida IN
November, according 10 Ralph
Young. athletic director
AN our other games should
work out without too much
trouble" Young said "The
Miami trip j. long one and
I'm afraid the ODT will tell
III to drop IT, II would just
mean cutting off the last game
and ending the season week
earlier"
Missouri Is the only other
game involving overnight travel
The Tigers come here but arc
expected 90 make the trip. stop
ping overnight on the way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
DurOCher Assault
Charges Postponed

NEW YORK. July 10 CUP)-
Charges of i@IonOu> assault
against manager Leo Durocher Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers aud EbbetS
Field special policeman Joseph
Moore were continued today until
Aug. . when the complainant
failed 20 appear.
Durochcr and Moore arc free
inN ] 900 bail each on the com
plant Of John Christian, 22-year-
old eX-soldiCr that they attacked
him for hcckling the team on
juno 9. Christian was unable 10
appear today because he was re-
ccI'nC hospital treatment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

Stlll in the address position and he
has a good view of the ball. So far.
50 good
Bat now as 10 , the error: Look
at that club shaft This player has
badly overSwung and while few
very expert. very timber players
can get away with a swing lik'
this. this overSwlng IS not 70
the average golfer or the once-a-
week player since there would be
only one chance IN ten that the
average golfer would ever get that
clubhead back TO the ball Al the
right mechanical ms tant
What caused this player to
overswing so much2 Look at that
open left hand. II this player had
kept that left 1and closed, the
club shaft would be about parallel
with the ground and then he'd be
set for a beautiful shot
EDITORS NOTE-send for the printed dis.
gram showing the Approximate relation OF feet
% bail for ell normal wood and iron shots
Just enclose > DC stamped. scli-addressed enve
lope iof reply.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

Harmon had played "a straight
holes without a birdie while hit
ting 2l of those greens in par
strokes.
jug McSpaden came through
with a par 80. while Jimmy Hines,
the other member of Harmon'S
threeSome. jumped 10 80.
BYRD GETS 81
Sam Byrd added a first nine of
81 10 yesterdays 20 and seemed
to be in comfortable spot as he
started the drive down the
stretch.
The Plum Hollow pro had to
battle though for that 81 and
needed the help of two brides as
he went one over on numbers /.
2 and g. He three-putted the first
hole and his tee shot was on a
hillside over the green on the 2l7-
yard second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
zdnd Burke
In Hospital
BY LEO MACDONELL

Believed 10 have an infection of
some kind that is causing his back
aIlment. Paul DIZZY Trout will
be confined at Ford Hospital for "A
few days for observation. accord
ing 10 word al Briggs Stadium
after the Tiger pitcher underwent
a physical checkup.
The allment is ne> muscular ae-
Cordlng 10 The diagnosis
Jerry Burke recruit pitcher
from ST. Theresa High School.
was added Ia the TIGER casualty
Inst today Young Burke tore the
muscles OF his right shoulder IN
a fall at a nearby lake Yesterday
He trippcd over stone After an
examination, Burke was strapped
up and returned 10 hi> home. He
viii be ou of action ion some
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Benton Is Threat

With Cleveland, q second dl-
vision club, Gromck the star from
Hamtramck. has proved one Of
the leagues mound sensations.
But for his six weeks idleneSs due
to a broken leg, Al Benton would
probably bc fighting for top hon
prs. As IT is. the big Tiger right
handler now h s bagged seven
-WinS against but eHe setback, and
may yet catch the leaders.
Tragic is the collapse of Buck
Newton. who had marked up but
one victory against an even dozen
defeats in the latest averages.
Nelson Potter, who was an i'm
portant cog IN tho success Of the
championship Browns last year,
has also fallen ny the waySIde,
apparently.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
WELCOME HOME

one o. the most welcomed Wis
itors was Dick MasSuch the first
string right tackle from last year.
He was on hand with a medical
discharge from the navy and he
donned a uniform for the drill.
Bachman is considering shifting
him 10 end
Like every one else the Spar
tanS VIII have their manpowcr
problem They have veterans for
every position but tackle. Return
ing lettermen in the line include
Brady Sullivan, NCenter, four
guards, Bob Godfrey, Don Arm
son, Bob LamssieS and Glen Hat
field, who is trying out for a half
back berth Bill Siler of Dundee
is back at quarterback. Bill Mas
kiln and Fred Aronson are half
backs and Jack Bresln and Bill
Pirronello are the returning full
backs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Reg Hamilton Goes
To Chicago Hawks

CHICAGO. July 10 (UP)-Reg
Hamilton. veteran Toronto hockey
defense man, today belonged to
the Chicago Black Hawks after a
straight player swap, President
Bill Tobin announced. The Maple
Leafs will get an option to choose
one Of three players the Hawks
bring up next fall, Tobin said
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

tue brides eHd seven parS.
Denny Shute Of Akron, leader
yesterday with 81. shot a par &c
on today's first nine 10 total 1O3
and trail RevoIta there by one
stroke Shutc started with a
boeey on enc first. but got the
stroke back with a birdie on the
sixth.
Claude aIIrmon The FIRST of the
DetTOiters 10 make the turn. was
2 over with a rs. lie threc-putted
the first and drove out of bounds
on the fourth for bogcyS.
HAS BIRDIE CHANCES
The Lochmoor pro was unable
TO get those stroke, back although
iron shots To- tHC greens repeat
edly gave him good birdie chances.
Including today'S ninth. where
ho failed 10 get down 7-footer,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

Al Watrous of Oakland Hills
closed with a pair Of brides as he
posted 1888 for 76 yesterday. lie
still can make the grade, but must
make every stroke count and col
lect about a 20 today. He played
without a practice round here.
Jack Winney. unattached De-
troit pro. had 40-39-79 as
Tommy Shannon of Orchard
Lake and Chick Rutan of Birm-
ingham scared 10 "a and s.,
respectively.
Rutan, who tied for second
in Sundays 81 900 tuneup round.
had driving troubles on the
early holes yesterday and took
three skies. One birdie helped
him make the turn in 40.
Then ne took a seven on the
par-four tenth and ne never got
going after that shot.
Shannon had a pair of 42'S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Mrs. Lee
Winner

Mrs. J. w. Lee OF the Country
Club defeated Margaret Russell Of
Oakland Hills on the second extra
hole TO win loss gross honorS in
the Womens District weekly golf
tournament at Plum Hollow today.
Miss Russell had low gross hon
ors Sewed up until sch took a nine
on the sixteenth hole.
Both Mrs. Lee and Miss Russell
had IS. On the nineteenth both
had iiveS, but on the twentieth
Mrs. Lee shot a par three 10 her
rivals four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Ali Pdsha Tackles
WdhIberg on Mai

Tonight'S wrestling offering al
Mack Park will be a triple header
attraction with Ali Pasha. the
Turk, making his return bow here
in one Of three hour matches
Pasha is to wrestle Whitley
Wahlberg.
Bill Weidner. one time light
heavy champion, meets Bert Ruby.
three-time junior heavyweight
title holder and Harold Chaundy
takes on George Connell in the
other bouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Vets Dream
Comes True

DAYTON o. July 10 CUP)-
a dream came true yesterday for
I'd Dozicr a discharged army vet
cran when he caddicd for Gene
Sarazcn MS the old Connecticut
squire started his 23d national
tournament OF the Pea.
Do2icr. former assistant pro AT
Harlan, Ky, was IN the Coral
Gables, Fla. hospital last sum-
mer being treated for wounds Suf-
tcrcd during a plane crash IN
North Africa when ne was an
army flight engineer Sarazcn
passed through 20 put on a show
for the war veterans. and he be-
came DoIIcr'S IDOL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
State Grid Practice
Attracts 30 Players
BY EDGAR HAYES

EAST LANSING, July lot
was visiting day at Michigan
State as the SpartanS opened
their summer football practice for
the 1915 season.
A turnout of so football play
erS greeted Coach Charley Bach
man. mis- aides and an assortment
of guests. Among the visitors was
James D. IToWar OF Berkeley. Cal
Back in 1884 when Michigan State
Cthel Michigan Agriculture Col
legol had its first football team,
Towar was the fullback. He
played in the first game IN 1856
against Albion. Later he played
several years at Rhode Island
II seems eligibility rules were a
little lax I'm those DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Segurd, Betz Spurn
Western Title Defense

MENSHA. Wis. July 10 CUPl
Francisco (Pancho) Scgura and
Pauline Betz Will not defend their
1914 titles in the 56th annual
Western Senior Tennis tourna-
mcnt. they notified officials today
Withdrawal Of the two stars
left Billy Talbcrt. Wilmington
Del, and Mrs Sarah Palfrcy
Cooke as chief contestants for the
two major crows in the western
tournament which opened here
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
B, vi n. pRUKENBROD

DAYTON. O., July 10 Johnny
Revolta. the Evanston, Ill, vet
eran. took a temporary lead early
this afternoon al the 27-hole mark
IN the 26-hole National PEA
qualifying test
Rcyolta-who had 6S Yesterday.
today fired his third straight nine
m g. . under, for a lOl total at
that stage despite a strong wind
which made scoring difficult in
tho pressure" round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Joe Louis 10 Leave
Army, Rumor Insists

NEW YORK. July 10 up
Persistent rlRnOrS along iqih
street suggest that sgt. Joe Louis
soon VIII receive hls honorable
discharge from the army. The
hcavyw ght Char.pioue' now. 81.
has been In ser,i'e three and a
hall years
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
FeI|er Fans Z,
Athletics Lose

GREAT LAKES, III. July 10
CUPD- Coach Bob reller struck
out j. men and Max Marshall hit
a home run with two men on 10
give the Great Lakes Blueiackets
10 10 6 victory yesterday over
the Philadelphia Athletics.
The contest, watched by 1900
sailors, See-Sawcd until the Sev-
enth when the Blue Jackets scored
five runs.
After "A Shaky start behind the
pitching of Jim Ricdy, who al
lowed four runs, the Athletics
started cutting down the sailors
early lead
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Carl Nordberg Gets
Ma(kindC Island Post

MACKINAC ISLAND. July 10
Carl Nordberg, whose football
team at Saginaw High completed
an unbeaten and united season last
fall, today was named year round
superintendent OF Mackinac Island
state Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

for more training and then the
Pacific for Johnny.
1t Coolidge was in the Philip
pine invasion and in several other
important engagements IN that
area as skipper Of a PT boat
1t. Al Jones of the air force.
out after many missions over
Germany. was on hand to say ne
was the new football coach at
iceland High. 1t. Glen johnson.
another member Of tho air forces
home on leave, worked out with
the team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
HAS TWO BRIDES

Close 10 Is stars of profes-
Sional golf are battling for 81
places m match play which begins
[ O m orrow, when they viii be-
Joined 10y Pvt. Bob Hamilton, the
defending champion and auto
matte qualifcr.
Going out today, Revolta had
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Pershing High Coach
Leaves for Service

Bernie KolodzioisH. Pershing
High baseball coach. left yeSter-
day for the East 20 begin training
in the maritime service.
KolodzieiSki D., a graduate Of
CaSS Tech High here ano Western
Michigan College.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Milwaukee Increases
Lead in Association

Milwaukee heightened its lead
in the American Association pen
nant race today after winning
from the second division Mlnnca-
polls MillcrS, l2-9 At Toledo,
Ned Carver pitched tho Mudhcns
10 a so Shutout victory over
louisville
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Tiger Walton Named
Maryland Assistant

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. July 10
(UPl Frank Tiger Walton. for
mcr Pit tackle who made a spec
tacular comeback last year play
InE- pEn -ioaih4ll- u-+tA the Washing
ton Redskins announced TODAY
that hc mad been signed as line
coach by tbe University OF Mary
land Walton expects 10 continue
his professional play
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

Hrs left heel
has risen TO
keep his knees
on an even
plane, his hip
pivot has been
about horizon
tai while his
shoulder pivot
has been more
perpendicular
tnan his hip
y Y o (, is
ieft 2 r m lS
straight and
his right arm
ts well under
the club shaft.
HIS head is
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

nonorS, At his present pace, the
slim Southpaw should approach
Il not equal that coveted mark
again this season.
But while FerriSS and New
hOuSer at the moment are ont
in front, they are being pressed
10y such capable mound per-
formers as Russ Christopher Of
the Athletics; Hank Borowy Of
the Yankees; Dutch Leonard,
Roger Wolf and MarinO Pier
etti of the Senators; Thornton
Lee Of the White SoN and Steve
Gromek Of the Indians.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Sports
Newhouser Ferris
In Hot Pitching Race
By IEo MACDoNELL

There looms a rcd hot duel for
aiateiing honorS IN the American
1eague between Dave FCrriSS. the
sensational Red SCN recruit, and
Harold NewhouSer. the Tigers
brilliant left handler
According 10 The latest official
averages, FerriSS had baCgcd IA
gctopcS. first pitcher IN the
majors 10 reach that number tins
,car He had lost only two. New
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
TODAY = GNMfS
40 games scheduled
YESTERDAY RESULTS
No games scheduled.
INTFRNAItONAI tINGtE
Syracuss IS. NtNark IA
Only game played
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee "a Minneapolis 9.
Columbus ? indianapolis 4
Toledo s. Louisville o
Kansas City-~t. Paul rain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

air corps, In
" h c h h e
served three
ca RS and
rose to ma jOr,
may not re-
turn 60 his
post a. vice
president Of
he Detroit
u a s e b a IL
lu b, I h :
year at least.
W / ( h his
family Mai.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

hOuSCr, who Is
Ctcd 10
pitch m BoS-
ton Thursday,
has rolled up
Il wins against
i've losses.
IL IS recalled
that NcWhouS-
pr collected -
l1uuphS Las I
season IN win
in K I h G
league : m oS I
valuable award
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11

Briggs will take n months rest
in the country and upon his re-
turn to Detroit take mp an
executive position with Briggs
Manufacturing Co.. The major
had recently been stationed in
Nashington. Before that, except
for a brief assignment in Eng
land. he was stationed at Day
ton and in Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Detroiter Loses

PROVIDENCE. r. | July 10
ltP'- LOUIS Long l9O, Of Ch
CaCo last night gained a decision
over Earl bowman. 2tf of Detroit.
IN their eIght-round feature bout
A. Rhode Island Auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Newark Drops TO Third

The Newark Bears were back
in third place IN tho international
League today after the last place
Syracuse Chiefs dropped them,
l5 20 j. last night
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
BETTER GOLF
Looks Deceivine
Tat s, tns s5'1 ~ sdss
BY SAM SNEAD

Golf Great Tcoeher and Player
Well students, how do YOU like
thc goIfIng technique OF todays
plctlEed player? O. X Looks good,
doesn't he? But there's one flaw
here which ! hope all bunker
jumpers will notice
This PLAYER has wound up nicely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
Sailing Crews
Are Named
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Next Saturdays DIST annual
Port IIHron-Maekinac race may
bring out the biggest fleet ever TO
sail in the 243-mhe trip across
Lake Huron which is sponsored by
the Bayview Yacht Club.
This was revealed today in a
check of crews. Names of those
who will be sailing aboard ships in
the race were obtained through
personal contact with'the shippers,
by wire from tho entry list in the
hands Of Charles McGregor, chair
man OF the race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-11
RUNS TEMPERATURE

The two colts were scheduled
10 meet here 10 days ago but
HodginS had 90 take Spy Song
out of the race because the Bal
fadier-Mata Hari colt was running
"A temperature. Checkers reported
him still coughing Monday when
he worked with a pony.
Amber Light. the DiXIana handi-
cap horse, Is also going with Spy
Song. Trainer Hodgins hopes that
at Chicago he. can discover what
IS botherlng the big horse which
finished out Of the money as the
favoritc IN two successive handl-
caps here
Amber Light stepped home an
easy winner IN the $4,000 Boots
and Saddles Handicap here open
ing day, but was a dismal also ran
IN the Cadillac and Motor City
handiCapS on successive Satur =
days.
It's an unprecedented situation
for the 5-year.old son OF Plate.
which won five races and was
second seven times in 10 starts
last year. He won S27.l I