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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Baseball School
It's Lists 1

Registration, Will bc taken
starting tomorrow Tor the iunior
baseball school 90 bc conducted
by the parks and recreation de-
partment at city playfclds
Purpose Of the school j. 10 give
boys between II and rs years Of
age baseball competition with eX.
pert instruction IN the funda.
mcntals ana teChnIqucS OF the
game by professional coaches. The
season will be climaXcd with
championship games at Briggs
Stadium
Boys may register between 2
a. m. and ) p. m AT the follow
ing fields
East SiGe pcnhy High Colbsrr Iayne.
Logge Psfshiug - C.air and steAWsgeA
west side Roosevelt Dtnfemsn. clsrs.
Cooley IiuIeheld Northwestern OakFood,
Psdsrr Redford stocre Para ~ J ard
80 3 Southeastern and Y uf ID. Cocd Fled
between I and b
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Market
Irregular

NEW YORK, June 1 (INS)-
Stocks opened moderately active
and mixed this morning.
Coppers, rails and motors eaSed
fractionally. Steels were firm.
Building equipment issues were
individually strong. Small sales
were recorded in utilities, oils and
aviations at minor price changes.
Opening prices: General Mo-
tors SO. off ~; U. S. Steel 67l2,
up "a; Anaconda Copper Mining
3424, off Is Johns-Manville 123h
up rs: Illinois Central 35%,
off M.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Mclaughlin Promoted

r. s. Mclaughlin, for 26
years president OF General
Motors of Canada, Ltd, be-
comes chairman OF the board,
effective today. He is succeeded
by William A. Wecker as preSl-
dent and general manager
Mclaughlin began as de-
Signer in his fathers carriage
factory in 1887. He became
president of the Mclaughlin
Motor Car Co. in 1907 and
headed GM of Canada when it
was organized 10 take over the
Mclaughlin Co. and Chevrolet
of Canada in 1918. =
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Open Zone Office

Hudson is opening a new zone
office and parts depot in De-
troit. George IL. Pratt general
sales manager, revealed today
at conference Of dealers at the
Statler Hotel. The conference
was one of a series being held
nationally.
c. G. Beeching. Midwest di-
Visional sales manager, intro
duced F. T.. KeSlerm. Detroit
zone manager. Temporary head
quarters have been set up at
1922 Woodward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Steel Production
Decreases Slightly

NEW YORK. June 1-Steel in
got production for the week ended
May 2S is placed al 90 per cent Of
capacity in compilation by Dow
jones g. Co., Inc. This compares
with 1914 per cent in the previous
week and 95 per cent two weeks
ago. L. s. Steel is estimated at
% per cent and other leading
companies are credited with 81 y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
M. S. Rukeyser =7===.=
Truman. Congress
Harmony Praised
M. S. Rukeyser

Al this critical time of transition in the history of the republic
widely recognized that President Truman has heightened the
spirit OF cooperation between Congress and the executive
Accordingly final arrangements made for the coming
there will happily be play rather than lack OF ha
monyt within the government of the United States
The good feeling beyond Congress the financial and
business world and psychological ingredient the outlook
for ultimate return after VI Day to normal peacetme
dltionS
merely a change personality There
profound and instructive feeling that Mr. Truman believes
the American of life and is loyal to party government
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Carbon Black
Orders EaSed

WASHINGTON, June Car
bon black production has increased
to a level where IL is keeping pace
with present tire output, WPB
disclosed.
II eliminated severe restrictions
placed on carbon black use last
February, permitting tire manu-
facturers 10 return to 1914 rate Of
conSIITnDtion
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Great Lakes Picked
In Collegiate Meet

GREAT LAKES m June /
NS) Great Lakes Naval
Training Center was the favOrlte
today 10 capture the team cham
pionShip az the twentieth annual
central collegiate track meet to-
morrow afternoon Fourte q . n
schools, including SiN Western
Conference entries, viii compete
in the meet 10 be held at Great
Lakes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Offering Of Eureka
Stock Is Subscribed

NEW YORK. June ! -- Horn
blower & Weeks and kebbon Nc
Cormick e. Go. announced that
the offering Of l22 500 shares of
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner common
stock has been overSubScribed and
that the subscription books have
been closed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Earnings

UItLA MINING co,
Quarter ended Nsrch 81
faAs iaff
Net profit s20T.Ols Sl3S.e
Share earnings Ale iSc
AMTRtCAN EXPORT LINES, INC,
Quarter ended March 81.
laAN la44
Net profit 426,a72 1894 sol
Pacific WESTERN OIL CORP.
Quarter ended March IL
Nel prcut SsS,lsi sl42o74
Share earnings &c lac
AMTRtCAN CABLE RADIO
Quarter ended March 81
Net income sss4.62s SseIl7o
Snare earnings 2se ace
BRIGGS. a SIRATroN CORP.
Quarter ended March 81;
Ne, profit t74o,si7 s444sst
Share earnings sic sac
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

The only issue how Congress long most
friendly 10 President Truman and helpful the
times critical
n me congress OF highly controversial schemes the
arlh bill and the Breton Woods
long run he no favor Mr. Truman
accepts his recommendation such
e oeg sure that they amply the real
people of the United States.
Mr. truman inherited problems and pending
bills and has gracousy undertaken continuity
In respect TO policies of his predecessor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Golfers
In PGA Trials

CHICAGO. June I GNS)-A
large field seeking 10 bcrthS al
lottcd the Illinois section played
qualifying rounds today Tor entry
in the National Championship
tournament of the Professional
Golfers Association OF America.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Note Further Climb
In Freight Loadings

WASHINGTON. June Load
ingS of revenue freight during the
week ended May 20 totaled SS2,-
437 cars. an increase Of l3.SO3
over the previous week 1866
above the like week a year ago,
and an increase OF 2S.65i over the
l943 period. according to reports
to the Association Of American
Railroads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Shift Wing Job

De Soto Is shifting its con-
tract TO build center wing sec
tions for the Curtiss Helldiver
from its plant here to the
Curtiss-Wright Corp. plant in
Columbus, O.. c. F.. Bleicher
president OF the division, SAID
the shift Will be gradual and
spread over the next five
months.
The division viii continue 10
make StamplngS for the He'll
diver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Praises humans sureness Of Toueh. Common Sense

The situation calls analytical thinking and
candid expression
Unquesonaby fate pushed Mr. Truman leadership at a
critical moment and the Of good feeling which
his early weeks IN high office has been justified Truman
has shown OF touch fine timing strong
tendency toward common and good will
the he deserves
IRON the Congress There question about
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
How Derby Horses Ran

~ United Press
How Kentucky Derby candidates ran yes
ttrfaY.
SlRToRo-won dx-furlonE race A. Della
ware PARK In i:17.
FHOLOS-Also ran In SirfOt6 tacc
DARK hEATHER-Also ran lu(Is mile race
AZ Churchill Downs. N\A
y BOB MANN - Won "a mile race A.
Churchill in ] 25 3-6. paying $50 20
BERGOIATER-R second fo Bob Bann. h
'JOES CHOfCEz-Ran third 20 Bob Mann
FIRE AHEAD, lRCN CITY AND VICTORY
LAD--Aso ran, IN Bob Mann race
BULL PtAY-Secnud 10 On Board IN sir
furlonE race at NarfAgAnsett
RED FiCuRE-Alsc Tan iu Bull Play race
NIGHT STRlKE-RAn serond 20 CABLES in
81 furlnng race ~ Delaware PARK
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Univ. Cooler Cuts
Dividend Of III Cts.

Universal Cooler Corp. has de-
eiared dividend of 1914 cents on
the Glass a participating stock.
payable June 26, TO holders of
record June II. The firm previ.
ously paid 25 cents each quarter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

loans $, finds
I h a [ among
the Chinese
IN S best
bond buyers
the 2ls per
cent and pa
pc &C n I
I r Q a : u V
bonds are the
most popular.
"The Chi
nese," S a v S
Hiiia "like
the security
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Baltimore in Third

The Baltimore Orioles rode into
a third place tie IN the Inter
national League today on q home
run barragc which nettcd them
an II 10 s night victory over the
Jersey City Giants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Q. K. More Hupp Stock

RICHMOND, VA June -Hupp
Motor Car stockholders voted 10
increase common stock from
100000 shares 10 1000, 900 shares
at the annual meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Schmidt Brewing
Declares Dividend

Schmidt Brewing Co. has de-
clared a dividend Of 3 cents per
share. payable June Is. to holders
of record June 5. The same
amount was paid March u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

In the future which such bonds
give-and they slse Hike the In
terest checks each six months"
The pa per cent treasury
bonds. due June Is, 1912, have a
special feature in that they can
be redeemed at par and accrued
Interest =ferthe purpose Of sat
tsfying federal estate taxes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Doing a Job

Clarence y HUE secretary OF
the Chinese Merchants ASsocia-
ton and individual section of
the banking division OF the war
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
CAMS rRIpAY Al yP N

vest sioc-Nlcksls VS. Detgoia a. Iltile-
ncid No I Wolverine fs Gelatin az flftlc.
held Ne, Eureka IS Goddard. A. St0cpel
No
East S0rth--Wo0dau VS. Long AZ Wayne No
BHgrs B1mbcrs 50. Micg0ustic at Jasc
No hudson vs. Falis az Chandler No 4
Briggs Au-Stals vs. Thompson At Chandler
No 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
BattheIIer Quits WPB
To Return 10 Old Job

NEW YORK, juno EIiland C.
BatchelleT has resigned as chief
OF operations of the WPB. lie is
returning 10 his position as presi-
dent of Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01

(For details on all bonds Of
fered In the Seventh War Loan,
call Banking Division Head
quarters, Oh 0S20l
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Dow Chemical Pays
75Cents on Common

MIDLAND. June ] - Dow
Chemical Co. has declared a divi-
dend Of 75 cents on the common.
payable July Is TO holders OF rec-
ord July 2. ANsimilar payment was
made in previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
FOOD PRICES UP

Commodity prices, as usuai,
averaged a bit higher. Advances
in grain markets more than offset
the weakness in steel scrap.
Credit conditions suggested in
creasing tightness, as borrowings
at the federal reserves banks in
creased and the reserve ratio
declined further. Bank clearings
rose, in connection with the cur
rent war loan drive.
There are two main troubles
with the reconverSion program,
regarded as a practical business
stimulant. First. there is little
prospect that the authorized
civilian production can find steel,
lumber. textiles and similar mate
rials. Second, these shortages are
partly due TO government policies
which persist, and would hamper
the civilian production. One of
the chief drawbacks is the price
policy of OPA. and despite Mr..
krug's fine talk about reconver-
sion, he continues to accept some
of Mr.. Bowles' stuff that makes
actual reconversion unattractive,
if not, impossible.
HITS AVERAGE" USE
AS long as the notion prevails
that a series of companies in an
industry can be dealt with as an
average" and have their prices
fixed on the basis of an overall"
profit, things can not be and Will
not be right. The costs that count
in any mans business are his own
costs, not an average. and they
must include depreciation and
general administrative items
tDoeS Mr.. Bowles imagine that
such extremely overall items as
his salary, travel. and publicity
don't cost the government and the
tax payers anything?)
The biggest news of the week
was the recrudescence of Com
munist internationalism. 1t broke
out in France (De Gaulle's poll
cies), in England (the British
Labor party's refusal to cooperate
with the coalition party, and in
the United States, where Browder
prepared TO shift back TO Marx
and Henry Wallace sought to re-
concile the Russian and American
objectlveS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-01
Pacific Coast League

Oakland IA san Francisco "a
Hollywood 2 los Angeles ., q
Portland 8. Seattle z.
Sacramento 4. san Diego q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Cage Bets Hit
Record in n. Y.

NEW YORK, March IA OPP
One of the most concerted mu-
nicipal drives against gambling on
record didn't stop the betting
merchants along Broadway today
from posting the usual odds on
favorites for the National Invita-
ton basketball tournament.
The down-to-earth national syn
dicate operators. who aren't in
terested in sentiment or past per-
formanceS, overlooked defending
champion St Johns and installed
the great DePaul Blue Demons
OF Chicago as even money -taXOr-
ties 20 win the tournament.
There already is "A record flow
OF money on the basis Of advance
odds.
One close associate Of the syn
dicate estimated that more than
100000 would be bet in the
metropolitan area alone on the
opening contests.
DePaul, because Of its impress
sive national record in which il
won Is out OF 20 games, was one
Of the shortest priced teams in
tournament records.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Injuredin Army Drills.
Back To Play Tennis
BY STANLEY L. BRINK

1t. Thomas North, 326th Air
borne Infantry, after four years
in the army, Is back IN town
pending discharge because Of in
juries received I'm training Six
teen months disqualification was
the result.
Tom, as he is better known,
used up his spare time in preWar
days, when he was employed at
Briggs, playing tennis, bowling
and in amateur theatricalS. He
is the son Of Bill North, now Of
Philadelphia, who once bowled
with + & b.
The Younger North,S first in
qulrieS on returning 10 Detroit
were for former tennis and bowl
ing pals Next he decided 10 enter
the first annual Hamtramck in
door tennis championships start
ing Friday afternoon.
Tom caught up with several Of
the bowlerS, including Joe PauluS,
Steve Cruchon and Louis Sielaff.
So many of the tennis fraternity
are driving and volleying against
Japs and Germans. he finds only
one here and there.
As Briggs number one, Tom
helped 10 win the Industrial
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

League team net title in 1887
1888. In 1884 he reached the
state novice semifinals, was a
quarter flnalist al one time or
another in the public parks cham
pionships.
He was among the first Selec-
tees 10 leave for Fort Custer in
1941. BY late 1912, Tom finished
Fort Benning (GaD officer can
dldate school as a second lieu
tenant.
Tom went TO the Western Air
Base, Alliance, Neb., and here
luck began 10 mock him. First
he injured his right. the tennis
shoulder, in a glider landing. Two
months in a hospital followed,
Later, during battle maneuverS,
his left arm and right lee
were mauled in a mine explosion
and he was hospitalized for IA
months.
His first outfit, the Eighty
second Airborne Division, left
him in Nebraska and went on IN
win glory on the Cherbourg
Peninsula and in the ArdenneS.
As an experienced glider in
fantry officer, he was sent 10 the
Thirteenth Airborne DiVision
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Coach
Is ReaIiSt
BY JAKE BERsoN

Long the safest prediction in
Detroit prep sports has been the
rating of Cooley as favorite over
any competition in indoor track.
So Jimmy Russell, Northwest
ern High coach. is being more of
realist than a pessimiSt when
he says the Colts won't get more
than Y points against the cham
pion Cardinals in their dual meet
TOMORROW afternoon at North
western.
Russell never entertained any
ideas of checking the Cooley ava
lanche this season, even though
his Colts tied the strong Miller
squad in the opening meet last
week.
Until today, however. he did
have some hope Of giving the Car
dinals a bit of competition. That S
out now, because three of Rus
sells best competitors are no
longer on the squad.
Northwestern's best sprinter,
Minus Woodruff, and ace miller,
Lloyd Graham, have been de-
clared ineligible and another star
miller, Ed Robinson, no longer is
in school. That leaves Russell with
only one boy sure OF points, Don
Godbold, hurdier and go dash
man.
Cooley -Whiptt-l southwestern
Sis, last week and according Il
Russell, his boys Will have to nus
tie hard 10 keep the Cardinals
from trouncing them AS badly.
The Cooley Northwestern meet
is the standout OF eight listed to-
morrow Others arc
PcrShlnG at Southeastern. Cass
At iANefat he4s+ t-i-fift ft vtti-t +1tattt- at
DENLY Eastern at Miller, Mac
kenlle Al Hamtramck. Western al
Southwestern RcdfOrd at Central
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
.2913, 648
Classic Tops

For some teams il was just an
other night. To Cass Schlaff's
Pepsi-Cola il was one for the
diary, that is, if you can picture
Sam Richardson and Henry Gavie
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
CLOSELY MATCHED

In the averages for the Major
loop, there is not much 10 choose
between the pair + e. B has
1035, Stroh t0t4. On the + g. 3
side, Therman Gibson heads the
individual averages with 215, Chet
Bukowski is third with 209, Fred
Bujack fifth with 205. Fred
Breckles eighth with 203 and
Sielaff tenth with 203, Breckle
having slight edge in pins.
Norris ranks second With 2l0.
Waiter Reppenhagrn SIXTH with
205, John Petro thirteenth with
POI, Bill Kenet sixteenth with 200
and Cass Grygier eighteenth with
200.
Auto Club vs. Palmer Psrs Recreation
alien Kfa-'Eg q BoNs 81
faydium Recreation w Harry suffrin. SIS
Eorrs Va 2 y Cevsr 7-s Stron vt "a
S;io vulysn " siandsld ll-i2 Ira
sseknanG. lo-io MstrhsI a. D n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
E&B, Stroh
Bowl for Title
By HAROLD KAHL

Whether Joe Norris Stroh or
Louis Sielaff's f e. B carries off
the championship of the Michigan
Mag Classic this season may be
decided before a packed house at
Sam Blocks Crest Lanes tonight
at 9 o'clock.
Tied al So victories and 20 de-
feats, the team that wins this
match may gain the advantage
necessary TO carry II through to
the title. That they will meet
again on position and closing
night, April Is, seems almost GER
tain since Elwood Blake's Stand
ard in third place IS nine games
off the pace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
DOddS 4:O6.4
Mile Out

BOSTON, March IA up
Distance runner Gil Dodds, who
gave up his track career for the
ministry, said today that If the
amateur athletic union wants 70
get technical about his world in
door mile record, they viii have
to change a lot Of other marks
on the books
Disappointed because secretary
Dan Ferris of thea. A. L. sad
that his 4:064 mark set in Chi
cago last year would not be
allowed, DoddS said that he would
have 10 leave the final decision up
10 the organizations ruies COM
mittee. Ferris said that the mark,
once approved ''trti4ti 1c--rt,i,'t+-ettt
because the track on which it was
SCI lacked a curblng.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Mansfield 10 Play
In Two ProMeets

At full strength for the first
time this season. Cincy Sachs
Mansfield basketball team will
tackle New York Rens Saturday
in the first round of an invita-
tional pro tourney at Cleveland.
They also play there Sunday, then
60 10 Chicago TO meet Oshkosh in
the opener of the pro champion
ship.
Darcy ONeilrs II points led
Mansfield 10 a STAB victory over
Local l54 last night at Redford
Union High, winding up the sea-
son with II -FeeeFA-e4- - -wea- and
4 lost. the best in Sachs 26 years
of coaching, he says.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
Green Back al u. M.

ANN ARBOR. March IA
Johnny Green, Detroit Lions star
taclzln--and- -tntme1- University Of
Michigan griGder and conference
wrestling champion. has re-en-
rolled Tor courses toward his
Al degree ~ physical education
lie no longer is eligible 10 COM
pete IN the Big Ten
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
afffofr -tFff'sts- -ft"ef]tftS one

Sam Richardson and Henry Gavie
among r--t4toSc->t.eptne -ehes----------
Pepsi-Cola led The Detroit
Times Classic scoring field with
29l3 last night at Hall-Dodds
Recreation. Fife was runner-up
on 1898 and + e. p third, 2S77
Wood conservation was the order.
Zygmund Zack. Fife. was best
Individual with 222- -232-194 -64S.
LOUIS Siclah, + e. p, got to-
gether 635 and Schlaf 632. In
contrast, Therman Gibson threw
IT the other way" for 500 and
Chet Bukowski was only 33 pins
better.
Dcluxweld had 614 from Charlie
Roehm and 627 from Irving
Simpson. Other helpers were
August Banberg. Krakow. ass;
Dick Krakow, AIS; Alfred Rob-
inson and Roy Miller, Mineralites,
i79 and 4s0.
Coca-Cola stopped Parisclean's
rln ~ Is straight in taking the
second game. In total pins, Paris
was better, 2769 70 2746. Stem
-pIcn F'Tvc r5ihcd one from T e. 3
on Zt9f. SUoh sCUppeTed Min
eraltcs for three, 27s2 10 26O6.
Chene-Tromhly's 2S3l brought
three over DoluXWeld and fourth
place, Kraetkcs loss Of three
sending that team 10 fifth.
+. & r clung 10 first place by
three games with IS left and
pariSclcan still having a chance.
Stroh. seven back. remains
in. mathcnat tically with the next
six apt 10 decide lis fate definitely.
March, -StEnh meets GaSknt
Al Palmer Park and r & B the
following week al Beacon.
FfeS 2s9S drove Seven Eleven
closer 10 a second division berth.
Scvcn-Elcycn lost all three on
2797.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

WASHINGTON BOWL ''s soos'tiSittIe s'es: Stti o.
Open Daily at 8 A. NJ!
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

puirpI 1887 GRAND RIVER AVENUE
nItlCnH NO 1857 ~ ALLEYS
oPGs Bowling TODAY It'll $50 p. N. AND
AFTER It, ALL DAY SAT. AND SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15

WEST DETR0II M2o.,ns sMI2t n,Gn'sAsi oe sss, s:s.
Open Alleys Weekdays 3 TO S p. n, All Dag
sat. Sun. Completely Rsmodsled. rs AsS lanes.
NNAcIuT TLIc nIoC@rNpv
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-15
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