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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24

alton experts hope to get their British opposite num-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24

the gentlemen who were in London during the recent
 deliberations of the UNO committee charged with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
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The military mind points out that Ruasla Is taking over the Balkans. next fran later Turkey-a at a time when the western world b tired Of war and when the weary American and British people
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24
Waterbury Of the Past
25 Years Ago

25 Years Ago The Democrat wished everyone a MERRY CHRISTMAS!
 IS Years Ago Nm. -mmm, locke like ditto for
 5 Years Ago We'll, imagine thatl There 1t is again-MERRY CHRISTMASl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-24

Prince Konoye left note in his memoirs which said that Emperor Hire hito could have controlled the rampant militarists before the war, but took no positive steps to do so. Perhaps our authorities should look on the Son of Heaven as some one little more culpable than a man who locked the barn door at- ter his white horse was gone.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
DetrOiterS
Sail for
BartheI
BY GEORGE Y. VAN

Up at the South Shore Yacht
Club in Milwaukee today a De
troit crew from the Bayview
Yacht Club will attempt TO win
the Barthel Trophy. emblemat Ic
of the Great Lakes S-meter crew
championship for the n in h
straight year.
No Detroit outfit ever has been
able 10 win in this Six-race series
which is spread over three days
OF racing with two events daily.
Bob Kerr and Eddie Wunsch. CO.
shippers OF Shamrock, who won
the right 10 bid for the award
by winning the Interlake S-meter
title last month. have Johnny Pot
tie, Tommy Lott, Ted Coggin and
Bill DENIES as crew.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
.Griffs Still
Press for Top

But Wolff also stood out at the
plate. 1t was his double in the
sixth, which drove in three runs.
that brought Washington the VIC
tory. The teams were tied at IL
when Rogers unexpected clout
came.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13 UP)
Tension was terrific today in
the stretch stages of both pennant
races.
II was hard 10 tell AZ first
glance just which teams were be-
ing affected most in the battle
between the Tigers and Senators
in the American League and the
Cubs and Cardinals in the Ma
tiOndl.
Washington reduced the Tiger
lead TO a game and a half with
a 81 victory over Cleveland.
Roger Wolff, who hung up his
eighteenth triumph of the season,
was the hero for the Senators.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Lions Ace
To Return

Speculation regarding the re-
turn 10 the athletic front of for
mer stars who entered the serv-
ice. current as soon as Japan
called II quits, is finding at least
a partial answer at the Detroit
Lions training camp in Windsor.
Yesterday Coach Gus Dorais
received word that Bill Radovich,
the 240 pound guard from South
crn California who was with the
club in 1910 and 1911. would be
discharged within a week. He will
rejoin the Lions j m m & ate y
after.
Tuesday Chuck Fenenbock, pos
sessing marin discharge, re-
turned 10 the Lion fold He was
the alternate at left half with
Frank SInkwICh two -SCaSOns ago.
The Lions Will make their De-
troit debut Saturday night when
tho newcomers battle the old
hands under strict game condi-
tionS at $50 in L.. of ID. Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

rour right foot nearer 10 the di-
Sction line than your left, and
more open. the position Of your
1dy naturally limits the length
VI your backSwing. Reaching a
iorizontal position AT the top OF
he backswing can only he done
With the longer Shafted. straight
laced clubs and the stance you
iSe with such clubs.
It's simple when you understand
I. isn't il? And It's more fun, too.
Learn 10 play golf the right way.
You'll score better - get more
.hrill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Eddy Complete
Training for Fight

Leroy Willis Of Detroit and Bill
Eddy OF Flint today were resting
for their l0-round state light
weight championship bout sched-
.uled 10 be held at the Olympia
tomorrow night.
Both boxers completed their
training yesterday AT the George
Williams gym To the great relief
of Nick LondeS. Olympia match
maker. each came through the
TWO weeks conditioning session
without suffering any cuts that
might handicap him in his great
est battle.
Both Willis and Eddy said they
were in first class condition. and
each predicted he would win
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Detroit Entry
Is Eliminated

YOUNGSTOWN. O Sept. 13
Pontiac IS the Michigan standard
bearer IN the National Amateur
! l,aNohal4 Tournament, rfttriituffcfu fut
HE ftfih FeHnd play today.
pontac.S- S-GM duSind Detroit
ArlhurS 81 with Ray Bone com
ing through with a brilliant five
hli mound masterpiece.
Pontiac loins three Ohio team,
Dayton, Akron and Youngstown
and Birmingham, Ala, as the
ClIgiblcs for the 32nd annual sand
lot tourney crown Dayton wor
last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

Both boxers completed their
training with SiN rounds Of box
ing Ambitious, and determined 10
WIN the state championship, each
fought his Sparmates instead OF
only boxing with them
LondcS said the ticket demand
for the fight has been heavy. He
SAID that large delegation would
come from Flint and Saginaw to
see the upstate lad compete for
the state championship.
LIRON WILLIS BILL EDDY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Reddi(k Here
For Training

Joe Rcddick. Paterson. y. J.
middleweight. arrived in Detroit
today TO compete training o r
ms Mon day night fight with
Sgt. Jimmy Edgar in Arena Gar
denS. II is scheduled for 10 rounds.
Rcddick, making his first ap-
pearance here. will work out in
the Paul Revere gymnasium.
Edgar, meanwhile, is preparing
for the fight at Camp Hill, Va,
where he is stationed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
British Bantam Title
Won by S(ot(hman

GLASGOW. Scotland, Sept 13
tUP)-Jackie Patterson was the
toast Of the Scottish boxing world
today after adding the British
Empire bantamweight crown 10
his worlds flyweight champion
ship by defeating Jim Brady.
a thunderstorm interrupted the
outdoor match during the sixth
round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Godoy Scores 4th
Kayo in U. s. Tour

ELIZABETH. y J.. Sept IL
tUP) Arturo Godoy Chilean
heavyweight, won his fourth
Knockout and his fifth victory in
his current American tour last
night when he stopped Dan Mcr-
ri't Of Baltimore in , .2S OF the
second round after knocking hum
down nine times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Red EeuRn
Win Ener

Paced BY lis pro, Frank Walsh.
Red Run gained a 2i-21 lie In an
inter-club match with Plum Hol-
low yesterday on the latter'S
course.
Walsh had four under par 6s
as he and his assistant Harold
The Champ Cutler broke even
with Sam Byrd and his assistant,
jim CAN'T
Byrd had 70. Gantz 70 and
Cutler - This giveS Red Run the
seasons championship in this an
nual homc-and-home series.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Fletcher, yank Coach,
Ordered 10 Retire

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 p(UP)-
Arthur Fletcher. 60-year-old
coach Of the New York Yankees.
was through for the 1945 season
today after being advised by his
physician 10 take a rest following
a heart attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Stroh Faces Teamsters

Joe Norris Stroh Will meet
American Federation Of Labor
TeamsterS' All-StarS in an eXhibi-
tion bowling match al Chenc-
Trombly under the direction Of
Judge John ID. Watts, Saturday,
at s n m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Fioh+ Results

NFW YORK Macarthur stadium stove
RlrVi0. i4G Ecw York Cutpoinied Leon
kennedy lar. Ncw YorE ts| ROCCO pro-
Fau0 l3l. stamford. Conn 0utp1iuted joey
Fontano i3i. Bmoklyg Patsy Cior
ronto outpointed jenny DaIby. $50. Js,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
BETTER GOLF
Momentery Pause
By SAN SNEAD

Golrs Great Teacher and Player
With all clubs cultivate The
,Abit OF momentary pause al
ne top. Pictured is an iron shot.
The grip has been firmly and well
maintained. Notice that this club
,as been swung short Of horizon
al at the top of the backswing
md that's correct with iron Par
icularly with the No B 4 and
ne more sharply lofted irons
Because your stance with irons
nings your heels close together,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Navy Eleven Heavy

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Sept 70
The L. s. naval academy football
team. prepping for tho opening
game against Nillanoya, viii have
starting light average OF
around l9i pounds IL was indi-
Gated today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

I N "A III ' II j 4 4
hours 10 COM
plete will find
1876 dogs run
ming in 40
heats. Because
of the great
number OF en-
tries three dogs
instead OF two
will run in a
heat.
The first Of
the 40 heats
will Get under
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Dorazio Held on Bail

PHILADELPHIA Sept l3 up
Former heavyweight boxer Gus
Dora2io, already charged with
draft evasion by tho FBI was held
in $500 bail today charged with
numbers writing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
REPRESENT LAKE ERIE

Murray Knapp and Perce Dar-
nell arc altcrnateS and Charley
Walsh and Ted Farnsworth are
making the trip as judges. The
Detroit crew, as ILYA champion,
represents Lake Erie.
Bilgewash: CIete Welling
skips around from boat 10 boat
each week while awaiting the
rccommissioning OF Nitesse,
banged up on her bottom In the
Mackinac race =. Next Sunday
in the Crosse POinte Y. C.'s
Blue Nose he'll be sailing
Shamrock against the rest of
the eights . Rising young
sailor: Dickie Ament, is, Of
Capt. o. 4. JOhnsOn's crew
aboard Sp0Okie . . Capt. Bill
Bradley, Dye sailor, il back
after five years of service all
over the world The novice
shippers at the Detroit Yacht
Club are keeping the river boil
ing with competition these
nights.
Here are tho results OF last
nights Catboat events
First race-Ruth Bachtel. DOUG Crsmer J
NcndcrbuSI. Joe Jennings COflinc Benton
Norb Markert Pa, Charlton
second rsce-Alto Cngr Les Holt Ruth
Evans J Schneider. Lee Pi.ion Roma Smith
p Braun
Third Tecc-MaTg Hesse, SAllie L0ye, Doris
Smith. Ray venderhuSh. W. montee. G.
Defenthsler Ethel Hemp
Fourth race-Bill Ternes Richardson
2 II Basch Annie Harrison, J Valentine.
Dora K!lgrOye, NJ W webb.
Fiiih fsce--L Platte " Murray. L. J
Warner. Ray Harvey. J. Harley. CeorES
Smith r G Larson
Sixth race-A Ude J Diehker Haber-
stump william Benton. c W. Smith. Don
Martin (. Hoskins
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

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op,ninu for io.T,am Leagues wed. Thurs. Q
Open Bo~lins Daily From A. N. Until ciosinu.
OLYMPIC REC ssf! ssTIosAs A. GP sxss sssss
NOME of GREATER DETROIT AlL.sIAR
-Il=AllsYs=o Rowling AL DAY sat, sVn.
opicuT prn Liswooo AZ PHILADELPHIA
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Times Dog Trials
Drawing Announced
BY DON GILLIES

biggest field trial the United States
Arthur head official said last night following the drawing Of
Times Shooting Dog stake set for Detroit Creamery
farm Sunday.
Irwin AZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

is fine bird dogs. was amazed at
the interest shown by sportsmen
in the field trial
The drawing, which took more
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

r. 6ttitifat t-I.sr6rrv tiUusr- BUwfrnr
League Will hold a meeting Fri
day al S D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
Form Takes
Bad Beating
BY LEWIS II. WALKER


II you see any one on the way
o the Detroit race track today
Who says some horse is such a
inch he Is ready 10 bet his house
md lot on him, you'll know he
wasn't one of the IL ,339 who were
1.-The races yesterday.
II any further proof Is needed
hat there is no sure thing" on a
ace track, just study the fate OF
ne horses Witchwork, Gregalach
slam Girl and South Dakota in
iuccessive races at the Fair
Grounds yesterday.
Those four horses were conceded
excellent chances TO win-as a
natter of fact. Gregalach and
south Dakota looked like odds-on
avorites as soon as the entries
anne out the previous day. Yet
hey wound up as a perfect Poor
Iouse Parlay.
WITCHWORK LAST
Witchwork, a 4-year-old Mr..
Bones filly. owned by Frank For
eStiere, was we'll bet on in the
,hird race. But that didn't make
my differences TO her. She re-
used TO break with the field,
inally came jogging out when
hey were nearing the first turn
md came home in distant last.
Gregalach. the 2-year-oid colt
which runs for r. S. Mclaughlin
" Oshawa, Ont, was the 3-5
avorite in the Charles McCafferty
Purse, run as the fourth He was
iecond 10 his stablemate in the
10000 Champ Handicap last
saturday. But Gregalach couldn't I
make the first turn with Jockey
Harry Hart. He bolted through
he rail. rolled over five-loot
wire fence-and then got up un-
turt.
Jockey Hart also walked hack.
rimy and unlnjured 10 get cheer
lfter victory went 10 kendor a
1850 wager.
SURE THING THIRD
II you find a fan who after
oSing on Witchwork and Grrga-
aeh. attempted TO get il back on
slam Girl in the next race, you
1--we one of racing's hard luck
)eholders. Islam Girl was bet
own 10 3 TO / She ran slower
md slower and wound up by beat
ng one horse. When the groom
vas leading her TO the stable she
lropped dead OF heart attack.
South Dakota was bet so heavily
,ou had TO lay down 81 TO get 81
If he won. But he didn't win
wound up third. beaten four
engths as w. r. Macdonald s
Vice Admiral led all the way 70
,ose out the Wolf Stables Goober
lad. Vice Admiral paid SlS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
DRAWS BEST

Some of the best field trial men
in the country will be on hand 10
aid hunters in their training prob
lens. Heading the list wifi bc
Paul Dawson of Garden City, who
will put on an exhibition with
his two top dogs, Stylish Dams
Doone and Travelln' Lite,
Ed Barber and his many-timc
winning pointer dog, Barber $
Seaview Rex. will also be on
hand None of these dogs will be
eligible TO compete IN Sunday 5
events as the trial is limited
strictly TO novice dogs and novice
handlers.
The trial is being held 10 ac-
quaint hunting dog men with this
fine aii-yedT sport. fheTC Is TO
entry fec and all sportSmcn are
invited 10 attend the trial whether
they have a dog entered or not.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14
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OPENINGS FoR TEAMS IN JUNIOR HOUSE
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-14

way al 7:30 a. M, Sunday and
will be judged by Ed Flack of
Saginaw and Fred Leggctt OF
East TawaS.
The Valley settler., 1945-08-17
NOTICE $

.. The regular meeting Of the Grange will be held next Thursday at $500 M. in the Grange Hall. The usual Potluck lunch will be s ervedi All Members are advi led that the H-H caps are here in 8izes small,
 medium, and large. The price is $.75.
 | The Sele ctive Service Office will be open mornings ohly on Monday, Fuos day, "edne sday, Thursday, and Fridays. It will be closed next Wsdne sday as the Clerk is going o,. fhe B1ueberry picking tour. News from the BPA office Is that Fires will still be rationed for while. Everything that has beon fati oned in Alaska will eontinue to be rs,ti oned for the 'time being. | Also. individuals can no longer Eend to the States f or shoes. They must be purchased through stores in Alaska. Persons who must hove Fpecial types of shoes should see that their store orders them for them.
 l All news items may be sent to fhe settler through the mail or left in the Office in the hcc. Hall. pust slide 1 under the door if the Editor is not in. It is hard to al-
 ways be in the Office, and out col De citing news at the same time. Be
 sure the paper Is all the way under
Evening star., 1945-01-19

The big day. A buzz of excitement through
out the hall. Parents foces beonoing in the
front row. And our sweet girl graduate proud
in knowing she looks her best on this impor-
tont moment. For, like so many members Of
the graduating class, she's pretty as picture
in her dress from The Hecht Co., fovorite
shopping spot Of the gang And her brother
graduate, too, is most likely to succeed in his
handsome suit from our famous Boys Shop.
Teen Shop and Boys Shop, Second Floor
tA) GRADUATION PICTURE, sweet Irish-type lace
trim, set-in wostbond. Royon shorkskin in white.
Sizes | 0 to AZ
(B) BOY GRADUATE, Handsomely tailored double
breasted suit in correct navy blue 1OOoo WOOL Sizes
, ! z to 2O--------------------- .25
Separate Grey Flannel slocks Iooqo wool---s $50
Other Blue Suits up size 15----------------l5
(c) GRADUATION PRINCESS, slim princess lines
outlined in cotton braid buttoned to hem White royon
foiIIe. Sizes 10 to 81
(D) GRADUATION RUFFLEs, deep eyeIet ruffIe
ground the fottering round neckIne, foterng skirt
White royon shorkskn. Sizes O to l6----7.95
(E) PAsTELs FOR GRADUATION, in heavenly blue
pink yellow. button-front toilored cIossc dress
Royon eobordine. Sizes to l5-7.9 .95
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-14
International Law And Order
Among United Nations Peace Aims

scale never before attempted, the
educational, social and cultural re-
lations between peoples of the world
in an effort to bring about better
understanding and genuine good
neighborliness among nations.
S. We seek to establish by an In
ternational Court Of Justice equal
justice under law as an interna-
tional as we'll as a national institu-
ton.
6. We are determined to join in
establishing a framework of inter-
national institutions and agencies
political, economic and sociaD as
instruments necessary for coopera-
ton, peace, and justice between ma
tons.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-14
Unemployment
TO FOLLOU CIOsinq
of Var Contracts

Cancellation Of Army and Navy
war contracts Immediately following
VI day will result in unemploy-
ment for an estimated 100000
workers within so days of the end
Of the war, according to Govern
ment officials.
In the Detroit area, contract can
cellations will probably result in
$4,000 to 100000 men and women
being released from their jobs in
Detroit factories within a few
weeks, r. ]. Thomas, president of
the UAW-CIO. reported.
Army plans include cancellation
from 80 to go per cent of its orders,
Thomas was informed after check
ing with agencies in Washington.
Widespread cancellation of Navy
orders will also result, he added,
although more Of the Nays pro-
gram will be continued.
Most Of the unemployment will
be temporary, government officials
pointed out, with its length depend
ing on the rapidity Of industry to
convert to peacetime production. 1t
was stated that unemployment in
the automobile industry might pro-
coed fairly rapidly but there will
be many layoffs until automobile
manufacture hits its stride.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-08-14

Now that the last gun has been
fired in the greatest conflict the
world has ever faced, the larger
aim for which we fought still re-
mains, the aim to reduce interna-
tional anarchy to a regime Of law
and order and adjustment Of war
as the arbiter between nations.
In a recent address before the
United States Senate, when he ad-
vocated adoption Of the United Ma
tions Charter, Senator Homer Fer
guson declared that the grand OBJ
jective Of the present experiment in
international organization is to try
to conquer and wipe out worldwide
lawleSsnesS.