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Mrs. Gould Says She kep
Tapestries From Goering
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, Feb. 19.-Mrs. Frank Jay
Gould, under French investigation
for alleged financial dealings with
the Nazis, said yesterday she had
snatched two priceless French
tapestries from Hermann Goering
by consigning them to the Metro
politan Museum of Art in New
York.
"They were purchased long ago by
my husband" she said, land we
were sure that as soon as Goering
heard about them he would take
them. So I turned them over to
the American Embassy for the Met
ropolitan Museum. I believe they
are still in the Embassy basement
French officials offered no COM
ment on their investigation of the
Gould case. Mrs. Gould said Satur-
day she had invested more than
$100 900 in a Monte Carlo bank to
keep the Nazis from taking her 67-
year-old husband to a German con-
eentration camp.
Evening star., 1945-02-19
Tronsit Firms Warned
To Have Tires Inspected

The once of Defense Transporta.
ton today warned truck, bus ant
taxicab operators that failure te
make periodic tire inspections viii
affect adversely the claims of oper.
ators for new tires.
All commercial motor vehicles
still must be inspected, after each
5000 miles Of operation, ODT said
despite the fact the OPA has lifted
restrictions on tire inspections, fol
passenger cars.
Evening star., 1945-02-19
Mrs. Roosevelt Urqes
'Rea||yGood' Families
To Have Z Children

Mrs. Roosevelt said today she
wishes really good families would
have II children. 1t doesn't help
the country when low-income
parents have II children they can
not afford to feed or educate, she
said at her press conference.
Mrs. Roosevelt favored an over
all increase in the birth rate rather
than just large families. "We should
encourage really good families to
have more children" she said. 1T
doesn't help country for a family
to have IL children, none of whom
get enough to eat" She added that,
after all, the United States was past
the pioneer days when parents had
a great many children because they
expected most of them to die.
There is no advantage to having
inferior or mentally incompetent
children" she added. She said for
example that while countries with
declining birth rates often slip from
power, countries with huge popu-
lations such as China and India do
not necessarily achieve greatness.
The quality of the children born in
families able to give them every
advantage is what determines the
achievement Of the race, she said.
Sees No Battle of Sexes.
Referring to an article in The
Sunday Star magazine. This Week
that battle of the sexes" will
begin in the postwar world, Mrs
Roosevelt declared that theory had
meyer appealed to her.
AIt's a cooperative thing. Neither
can one get on without the other,'
she declared.
Mrs. Roosevelt scoffed at reports
published Saturday from the office
of Representative Emily Taft Doug
las, Democrat, of Illinois that Mrs
Douglas had been refused partni-
patton on a radio broadcast with
the Presidents wife and Queen
Wilhelmina Of the Netherlands bef
pause Mrs. Douglas was conn
Inoner" Mrs. Roosevelt said: CO
Everybody in the United States 4
d commoner, 90 several other speak
ers were excluded from the Is
minute broadcast from a National
Association of Broadcasters meet
ing in New York, 90 the Queen
would never make any such distinc-
ton.
Mrs. Douglas Denies Charge.
Mrs. Roosevelt said she knew Mrs.
Douglas had denied the allegation
and supported the legislators denial
by saying she had spoken with Mrs.
Douglas during the New York meet
ing and incidentally discovered she
had never expected to be on the
broadcast.
The Presidents wife declared her
daughter, Mrs. Anna Boettiger, had
no idea where she was going when
her father took her with him to
the Big Three conference at Yalta
and made no special preparations.
Shifting to District concerns, Mrs.
Roosevelt said she is still trying to
determine whether the majority of
Government girl employees really
want and need the proposed down.
town lounge. If they do, and If
suitable site can be found, she has
said she will approach Representa-
tive Lanham, Democrat, of Texas to
see if the Federal Works. Agency
would consent to finance it from
Lanham Act funds.
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BouIoqne Port Open

BOULOGNE. France, Feb. 19 up.
The first merchant ship to enter
this Atlantic port in nearly five
years unloaded 200 tons of jute to-
day for the textile industry OF
Northern France. The, port, badly
damaged by preinvasion lombard
ments, was repaired only recently.
Evening star., 1945-02-19
MikoIojezyk Reported
Ready to Join Moscow Poles
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, Feb. 10 (P.-Stanislaw
Mikolajczyk, former premier in the
Polish exile government, and Karol
Popiel, minister of state and head
of the Christian Democrats, were
reported today to have decided to
offer their services to the Polish
Provisional Government of National
Unity decided upon at Yalta.
The two members of the London
exile government were understood
to be awaiting the return of Prime
Minister Churchill before leaving
for Moscow,
Evening star., 1945-02-19
Kingsman School Lead
Extended in Drive

Kingsman School last week ex-
tended its lead over Macfarland
Junior High School In total weight
Of wastepaper collected in The Eve
ming Star-PTA Salvage-for- Victory
program, increasing its figure to
152 ,296 pounds. Mcfarland, in Sec
ond place, has total of $50, ,467
pounds
The other leading schools and
weights follow:
Lafayette, 1876, ,449; Buchanan, 49,
423; Stoddert. liz, ,281; Gordon, 93,-
1872; Jefferson. 90,026; Hearst. se,87s;
Blow, 86,325; Takoma Park, 81, ISL
Hardy, 1884; Benning, 1929;
Shepherd. 74,880; Murch, 74,S0S;
Orr, 1902: West, 71,595; Hilton
Peabody, 70,51s; Seaton, 6s,955;
Adams, 67,25s, and Wallach, 67,O06
Collections tomorrow in the Sec
ond district. together with the lead
ers. follow:
Evening star., 1945-02-19
Tokyo Reports US. Ponie
Due to Rocket Bombs

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Tokyo yester-
day broadcast propaganda story
reporting panic in the central and
western parts Of the United States
caused by novel type of Japanese
weapon described as kind of rocket
bomb" 1t said incendiaries and high
explosives made in Japan were re-
ported to have caused forest and
other fires In several parts of the
United States.
Japanese authorities refuse to
comment on this" Tokyo added.
Evening star., 1945-02-19
Army Plane Collision
Over Ocean Kills Five
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 19.-Five
men lost their lives when two Army
planes collided and crashed in the
Atlantic Ocean northeast of the
Norfolk Army Air Field Friday, Of
ficials announced over the week end
Identity of four of the five victims
was announced Identity of the
fifth, said to have been the only
occupant of fighter plane which
collided with medium bomber
was withheld. The four identified
were:
Capt. Wesley E. Barbour, bomber
pilot, Atlanta; Tech Sergt. Carl H
Bundy, 81. Cedar Bluff, Va; Pvt
John j. Termotto. Brooklyn, and
Pvt. Edward E. Altimus, Sioux City
Iowa.
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"Wishful thinking won't win the
war-buying bonds will do much
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Price applies to Venetian blinds
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

Yeah" added Bob Schnitker,
6-foot 3-inch. 235-pound tackle
from Pontiac. There's nothing
lazy about the blocking assign
ments either. We hit 'em and
stay with 'em. None Of that
split-Second contact stuff"
Halfback Amien Carter of Sag
inaw likes opportunity il affords
for running. Last years state
Class A high hurdles champion,
Carter believes the Flying Z will
give him plenty of chances 10 use
some Of track technique.
FULLBACK IMPORTANT
Fullback Ray Boothby of To-
ledo. was more pensive than his
mates.
THAT fullback II really An
important guy" he declared.
you either have IL or you
don't"
Similar comments were voiced
by halfback Bob Ludwig Of Mus
keCon. tackle Kent Esbaugh of
Grand Rapids; fullback Don ST.
monds of Hudson; quarterback
Bob Brown of CassapoliS, and
halfback Joe Bogart Of Sturgis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Mary Arnold,
TdIbert Climb

MENASHA, Wis, July II CUP)
The nations No. 2 ranking ten
mis- player, Bill Talbert, Whining
ton. Del, advanced today 10 the
final round Of the 56th annual
Western Senior tournament here
by defeating Jack McManis, Fort
Worth. Tex. 81 and go
Talbert's opponent in the finals
of the mems singles tomorrow will
be the winner Of a semifinal match
between 1t. Elwood Cooke. Los
Angeles navy veteran. and the
Canadian singles champion, Bren
Macken.
In the semifinals, women's sin
giles, Mary Arnold. Los Angeles
conquered Mrs. Eleanor Cushing
ham, Hollywood ga. 60. Miss
Arnold will play for the title left
undefended because Of a minor
illness of 1914 champion Pauline
-BetZ, Los Angeles, against the
winner of a semifinal match be-
tween Sarah Palfrey Cooke and
Doris Hart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Legion Fdvors
Baseball Plan

The 18th district OF the Ameri.
can Legion, composed of l9 posts
in Wayne County has unani-
mously endorsed the plan of the
nth district TO have the Depart
ment OF Michigan sponsor a small
town sports program in the state.
Posts Of the 18th district are
located IN Alien Park, BelleVille.
Dearborn, Detroit, Ecorse, Fiat
Rock, Garden City, Inkster. Lin.
coin Park, New Boston, River
Rouge, Wayne and Wyandotte.
Leo c. Navarro is commanders
elect of the 18th district, HarlA
s. Merritt is retiring command
Floyd Haight Americanism chaif!
man and Leo G. Msrkey. athletic
officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Outside Clubs
AT Mack Park

SIX Softball clubs not affiliated
with the Detroit association will
meet d. S a. teams at Mack
Park this week. Three are in the
girls division.
The schedule,
sunosy-Eastslde sports vl Huo,on A
thni Unioucites Vs. HUDSON girls Hudson
154 w. Club sbs.
rondAy-H1EEt Bombers vs. Motor PRO
uciS Detroit Chicks vS. Bomberettss, Police
w johnson
Wednesday - East side sports vs. Motor
Products Chicks vs. Pepsi-Cols Biiis vs..
BrFES
Thursdsy-Mo'or Products u Hudson A. A
W q. "a. Bombcrettes girls, Kings W
BTiFFS
Fridsy-Continsntsl ESQ vs. Kings Romulus
WACt yS Hudson gigs. Hudson A. v.
RomuiuS Ar Corps
Ssturtay--J0hnSon " Motor Products
EsV Side sports vs. priFgS. Bob's inn Fort
wayne vs. HUDSON Eiris
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Extra Weight
Help 10 Rosen

BROOKLYN. July 14-Goodie
RoSen, whamming the ball for
the Dodgers. says that Is extra
pounds Che now weighs 175) and
instructions he got from Chuck
Dresser. are responsible for the
extra hits he is making this year.
Goodie didn't get distance with
his hits last year. but there is no
complaint on that score this
season
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
OF the Hook
OF the Hook With Lewis n. Waite
Race Track, Sports Arena
In Downtown Detroit?

SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS
DEPT: So they're going 10 tear
down a big blighted area including
most of old Corktnwn, almost in
downtown Detroit. and build a
magnificent race track combined
with A huge sports arena for
hockey, fights and conventions.
That boys and girls. is the lat
est and hottest sports whisper
Just who are they? -. Accord
ing to informant X33. the man
who is planning this is the head OF
a big law firm and former political
power.
He is looking for an invest
ment for an estate that runs
into miIliOns-that's what il
would take to put over that sort
OF deal.
Just 10 make the story hang to-
gether little better. informant
X33 says that it is this lawyer ,
interest in the future Of racing
here that is responsible for the
supreme court test OF Michigan s
racing law. DOcSn want TO risk
that money until ne Knows racing
IS really legal here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Greenberg Finds
Important Fact
Takes Time TO Reach
Proper Condition

BOSTON, July l4-Hank Green
berg has discovered that il takes
time to get into condition for
playing baseball.
81 have found out that a fell
low can't get in shape for big
league ball by driving himself
for couple of weeks" Green
berg declared here.
Al Benton and Harold New
houser are scheduled 10 pitch for
the Tigers against the Yankees in
New York this Sunday Benton
will b. seeking his eighth victory
against but one loss.
Roger Cramer is expected to re-
turn to the Tiger lineup Sunday.
Steve O'Neill was anxiously
awaiting official word on Paul
Trout's condition.
Johnson's double in the first in
ming exploded against the fence
near the 379-foot mark.
JohnSon's homer in the fourth
was the Red Sox sluggers elev-
enth of the season.
Manager Joe Cronin today put
himself on the Red SoX inactive
list TO make room for Lou Finney
and keep within the Is player
limit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15


The Flying z is almost as new
TO the fans who watch II as ii is
10 most of the boys who will exc
cute il. With it, Michigan State
returned TO football last fall fol-
lowing q years imposed suSpen-
sion caused by the war, and
racked up six victories IN seven
starts.
BOYS LIKE 1T
Preliminary introduction to the
Flying Z was given the squad in
recent workouts. Most of this
yeas candidates are new. a
Sprinkling OF holdovers including
the dozen lettermen from last
years squad.
Boys, you reach that line OF
scrimmage In hurry" COM
mented halfbaek Tom Hill Of
Detroit Northwestern. What 1
like about IL over the IT II that
some one il ahead Of YOU bump
ing 'em out Of the way the in
slant you get the ball"
Hill was a member Of the MISC
freshman team before entering a
Navy V-training program in 1912.
during which he played football at
Western Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

NATURE DEPT: Cy White.
manager Of one of the big breed
ing farms near Lexington, Ky,
says so many Of the picturesque
rail fences in the area are getting
so rotten that breeders are string
ing electric wires along the top to
shock the livestock into staying
put they had begun to break
right through the fences
White says, however, that II you
shut off the current the animals
are wise within two hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
THE LINEUPs

Auto Club offers the following
lineup: Felix Eisowski, If; Donald
Cantwell, SIS; George Stepulla. c.
John Plonka or Ray Hoffman, 2b
William Lang, CT; Jerry Neuman
3b; William Ebranyi. ID; Talbot
or Bliss Bowman, p.
Paris, managed by Arthur
Schwartz, presents Joe BukoviCh
II; Bob PrendergaSt, SIS; Frank
Collins. CT; Victor Austin, 3b; Wal
ter Haldyla. -3h: James Stevenson
lb; Joe Gavie. If; Max Cierpilow-
ski or Howard Milligan, c; Tony
Bukovich or Frank Ayers, p,
Leno Farino OF Oakwood has
Otto Cemante. ID. DICK Cunning
ham. lb; Emil Carlinl, 3b; Ed
Skimo, IF; Alex Farino. c. Geof'
frey Messisco, CT; Valerie DeLuca,
SIS; Philip Donati, IT, Arnold Sol
linger or Joe Wykrent, p.
Joe Cameron of Johns uSey
Mike Hitch, 10, SIS; Walter Ezerkis
c; Victor Bertera. 30, William
Lakes, p; John Macsay. II; James
Moore. lb; Steve Montroy, 2b
Tom Martin, IF; Harry Page. CT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Welcome Home, Capt. Babbish

Welcome home Capt Its been long time be-
tween hooks slices for But old golhng
huddes VIII be Sunday the public links inv-
rational best ball And whatever happened Eddie
Kirk first golfer district World War II?
Both Northwestern and Army will charge s. for box seats to
their Michigan fall Illinois and Northwestern will
price Ann Arbor Army
will ask $36 tickets Yankee Stadium they throw
parade the
prices for The reserved
S8 81 Maybe the odd
NayY the action In Baltimore
Schooboy has improved hear, but Of
Joe DNaggoS friends still wonder what effect those stomach
ulcers will have ms play.
Watch Washington Especially does this strike fear
among Tiger Buddy
Lewis will rejoin his old
The Senator'S baseball the fastest team in
baseball. They and how bunt
they Leonard Niggeng and Wolf of pitchers
overlooked
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

I.bsttsd for MsncuSo In ninth.
b-BAtted for ZodAk In ninth.
e-BAtted for knsrr In tifth.
St Louis 600 l7o ooo-~S
PhlladelphiA 100 400 oox-S
Runs-Me0uinn, stephens Martin, Han,
Peck, Ksll. Busch. Knsrr. Runs blttsd In
EstalellA 2, KnerT, Hail, Peck. West, stephens
Home run-StsphsnI Double plsys-Htn to
Busch 10 sisbeTt, MAneuso 10 Cuttsrdgs.
Base. b on on s.o isS RS.rr rai.Ss1s ~ %.st oh Oh
ZoldGk 4 struck out-By KnsrT 8 By
Berry 2. by zoldak ! Hits-On west 9 IN
of Knsrr In S inning off Berry 2 Ia
4 ininES. winning pitchsr-Knsrr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

hereabou smiling They
figure Johnny these will he Tiger regular.
AS things not bad enough with the old kunne now
have rbbng about John Sabo the horse winning
race Murphy My my but hard times
really have a-knocking at the door.
Note 10 Gee Walker fans Your having ankle trouble
Reds And the Bobo NeWsom fans: The
Great One Even though he has been losing
only Bobo has he really been shelacked
Hank Greenberg likes shopping and does.
going boxing promotion bu
operate "Open air" Wyoming and Ford
Legion Ford Motor Post 49,
Its four the Scot promoted his last fight
T. D.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15


III YOU think Dick Wake
field broke IN with the Tigers
a. q good rookie" writes one
Texan, then wait until YOU see
EVerS. Be's a better all-srOund
player than Wakefield and will
actually eHthit him. tne. . n=
That's swell But blg. Smil-
Ing Wakefield left a lot OF dyed.
.ln-the-wool boosters around here
who viii have 10 be shown a lot
OF things before taking ENerS as
a better player.
Evers now is q, stands s feet
? inches and weighs 100 lies
been lucky enough 10 stick al
Waco. where he has had chance
10 play baseball right along.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Cubs Edge Out
Braves, 6 10 )

CHICAGO. July IA QNSl-
Peanuts Lowrey'S eighth inning
single and Paul GleepieS double
provided the Cubs tho winning
run this afternoon a., the Ma
uonal League leader, defeated
the Boston Braves 10 :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

Packers -. nile no Official
decision has been given on a
World Series this year, The
Sporting News, baSeballs official
publication, takes it for granted
that the ODT can't turn thumbs
down on this classic More
than that the paper wants 70
know WHY the all-star baseball
game cant be held If the grid
dcrS are allowed 10 meet.
No matter where the Red
SoN finish, who can you name
right now as more deserving
candidate for the most valuable
man I'm the American. League
than Dave Ferriss >. Those
three homers In two games that
Johnny McHale recently hit for
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
1t. Thoren Wins

OMAHA, Neb., July IA lUP)-
Il. John Thoren, Fitzsimmons
General Hospital, Denver, Colo,
won the Open Golf championship
or The Seventh Service Command
today with 72-hole total of 2SS
strokes, par for the Dodge Park
Course
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

OVER THE HILL DEPT,
When Tom Meany, sports writer
of New York's PM. visited the De.
trolt race track press box recently,
the turf writers pointed out the
magnificent view Of the Grand
Trunk tracks Just across the back.
stretch. 1t enables the newspaper
men to Judge Mlchigans pros
perlty by counting the cars as the
trains pass, thus getting the check
on whether carloadings are up.
The Grand Trunk tracks have
also served a purpose in racing,
of course. You perhaps recall the
story Of the race between Alfred
Vanderbilt's Discovery and Fred
NJ. Ayers AZucar after the latter
had won the Santa Anita Handi-
cap Azucar didn't like the
track that day, Just pinned his
ears back and sulked as Dlscov-
cry led him into the back stretch
by al least sixteenth Of a mile
Mike Hawkins. on the public
address system. gauger the differ
ence between the two horses by a
freight train that was standing
parallel 10 the track.
IL dies and gentlemen"
doomed Mike on the loud
speaker, Discovery Is now lead
ing by l5 box cars"
Meany said the Belmont Park
press box provides as even more
inspiring view to the writer's and
fans Just the other side of
the fence on the back stretch is
an enormous stone buildinG-the
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Macks IS Victor
Over Browns
Take Lead
In Series

PHILADELPHIA, July II
UNS(-The last place Athletics
defeated the American LeaglAA
champion ST. Louis Browns toda
5 to 3, TO give Philadelphia thu
series, three games TO one.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
ENTRY BLANK
Metropolitan Detroit Softball Tournament
(sRonsored by The Detroit Iimes)

Team Name ...... .. . 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Managers Name ........... ................
Managers Address
Location Of Team Phone
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DIVISION Entered
Mark Major Men MAJOR Woman, Class A. Junior
Make all checks payable Detroit Association Major $40
S5
Mall entry blank with entry Dept Recreation
1912 Grand River
Junior teams entry in before midnight July Is
All others midnight, AUG J.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Adams 81 Active

Ace Adams, Giant relief hurler.
has hccn averaging an appearance
in every other game the club
nlaNS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
With Lewis n. Waller

largest insane asylum in New
York State THE boys claim
there is a special wing for horse
players who follow progressive
systems, says Meany.