davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

about to jump into cloud must feel We won't know what
expect We believe Britons will feel the way
about us"
Gembs has learned the Britons play unorthodox wide
open game and is disturbed what will happen when Albion
gets The ball the first time.
Joe also knows the Bons must he strong for they
Just edged by Central Michigan, 10 after the latter
had trounced Wayne 26-o
Joe received good yesterday, however Il
came the announcement Mike Urdes guard from
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Grid Scores
WNyne Ond Albion UnScOHfed. To he Grid Strangers
COLLEGE

Fordson High Vic Hanson tackle Redford will he
available duty Saturday. They sidened with
injuries since early in the month
Urdea has been named start at left guard and Hanson
likely action at time during the game Other
probable starters Les Roberts Charles Kouveas ends
John Clements and Joe Stella tackles Jack Cotton guard
Bruce Roberts, center; Mario Trafei quarterback Nick
Cherup and Joe Rzepka halves and John Newman ubac
The Wayne delegation numbering 35 will depart by bus
for Albion at 80 tomorrow morning
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Expect 70 Drivers
In Midget Races

Promoter Jess Partington eX-
poets more than 20 midget car
drivers 10 compete in Sundays
races at the New Detroit Speed
way out Ryan road. Late entrants
include Freddie Tucker, Just out
of the service; George Whitman
winner of the first midget feature
here and Jimmy McKeaG, who
captured the Australian pursuit
race I'M that meet: Al PlaCky
who has been driving i'm the East
Al Marsh. former biz car driver,
Bud Porter. Harold JaggerS. Jack
Ilahcrmchl and Eddie OStwiCk
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
ELLIOTT DEADLY

Peter Elliott, another triple
threaten, alternates with Teninga
and throws the deadlieSt ball Of
them all. He is a bullet throwcr
on the short tosScS and ne has
excellent control on the long Don
Dworsky and Howard YergeS also
can be counted on for acrials.
The Michigan team will be at
the peak of its strength Saturday
John kintol, out Of action since
the opener, is ready TO start again
at guard and Tom Tomasi, his
running mate. also has recovered
from an injury
The L. NJ squad left here at
$50 a. m. today for Urbana The
Wolverines will work out in the
Illinois Memorial Stadium this
afternoon Don Robinson, Detroit
halfbaCk. made the trip.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

VIIIt ItNI.
Come rain or shine. the VOL
verines are ready TO take to the
air on both the lateral and for
ward scales and they may produce
a repertoire of hall passing that
will cause the i'm mortal Mr..
Zuppke 10 breathe Shades OF my
better days
Working in a drizlle with the
pigskins slippery, Crisler called on
his top tossers 10 perform a few
aerial maneuvers one day. He re-
peated under clear conditions yes
terday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Was Track Star

After winning three track mon
OCrams. Young entered the Notre
Dame law school and was grad
usted with honors in 1927. He
then became athletic director and
coach AZ 81. GATHERINGS High
School in Racine, Wis. returning
10 South Bend in 1880 to become
head trainer.
Young was a football candidate
81 Notre Dame in his first year
there. but a broken leg halted
his Cridiron career. During his
collegiate years he worked as a
student assistant in the training
room and II was az Rocknes Sug-
geStion that he studied in this
field
Football booliies, burnt in the
past by lonCshot upsets, don't
quote odds on games any more,
Rather. like the basketball gentry.
they give or take points at even
money in the current betting
Setup
They establish a favorite at
a point spread like 6-8, 1915,
etc. and will give or take
points according 10 your choice.
Thus, they reserve the middle"
for themselves.
Taking the aboN cases,
should the final differences he
seven or II points. they win
from the hackers Of both teams.
The bettor who has given six
points I'm n 6-S proposition
loses; 81 does the man who gave
the book eight.
If you like the middle" figure
yourself taking or giving. you
can have il but you put up six
bucks 20 win FIVE
There's another twist; on a
real close game its two points
and pick EN-. That means you
pick vouy team, give the hook two
Toints al even money In the
event of tie the book wins all
bets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Masonic Pin Leader
Gets First Setback

Armstrong Is me first 10 check
Friendships flight IN the Greater
Masonic League al Olympia Tn
=. last night Friendship had lost
only two points. Armstrong took
Tour with Acc Nagcl scoring 627.
Joe Costa prodded Friendship
with 623
Steve Morris leads The averages
with 20q. John Pc'ro and Ken
Hsviland arc tied a. 2Os, and
Alfred Robinson has 206.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
RaPIRnS YOUNG

kCRAPIRnS YOUNG He can kick
like Schwartz and pass like
Rertelli. And with that he is n
great defensive player"
Young also is much pleased
WITH Hugh Devore's success as
coach AZ Notre Dame.
Besides being n great coach.
Devore II one Of the finest men
YOU would want 10 know.
Young said. THE boys who play
football for him are crazy
about him"
4 native of Dover. o, Young
was an outstanding track star at
Notre Dame during his student
days, participating in the half
mile. mile and two-mile runs, as
well as cross country. II WIS the
late Knute Rockne, as he oh
served the busy Young during a
track meet, who nicknamed him
"SCrapiron" for his durability.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
By CHARLES p. WARD

The Wayne University and Albion College football teams
which Albion Saturday for the first time IN 10
years VIII be utter strangers each other.
In fact is possible they may have to be introduced
before the kickoff theycan identify each other as the sched
uled opponents
Albion and Wayne have agreement not to scout each
other" said Wayne Coach Joe Gemhs yesterday As the
virtually Nothing about the BonS except
" ue have read in the newspapers
so Saturday will feel paratrooper Who Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
HE'S PLEASED

The results were highly pleas
ing. Crisler wants his kids to give
those Illini homecoming followers
an inkling of how Michigan men
flip that ball
Michigan'S b ackfield d boasts
three accurate passpFs. Besides
Joe Ponsetto, who has connected
13 times in Il attempts this sea-
son, there are Walt Teninga, the
SpeedSter, and Jack Weisenburger,
riple-threat fullback.
The Illini secondary had best
be, widely spread whenever these
three are afield
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Titan III UnderdOS
To Drake Tonight

year. The Negro freshman took
quite a beating against Villanova
and was stopped almost cold, but
Detroit doesn't believe it is pos
Sible TO stop him in successive
games.
With the exception of Gene
Justak and Joe Maher, freshman
right guards. the Detroit team is
in good shape. JuStak has an in
Jury and Maher a cold. If neither
plays, Baer will shift some of his
guards.
a crowd of more than 10000
will see the TltanS charge against
a Drake team that has bowed only
10 unbeaten Tulsa and which can
10 little charging itself
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

herents can't forget land ~ far
a. that goes the IIliRi won't tet
them) what Red Grange did IN
that highly touted Wolverlne
outfit In 1924.
The lop-sidcd difference In the
won and lost column is washed
away IL seems when that 1914
thrashing is considered.
Michigan never has recovered
from that one Herb Stecer, cap
tain Of tho Michigan team that
year, was figured 10 he leading
one ~ the greatest outfits IN the
country. But Grange that day
was 10 make his name Those
five touchdowns in the first quar-
ter put Michigan of balance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
POSSIBLE UPSETs

Around the country there are
several spots TO watch for pos
sihle big surprises. One is at
Birmingham, where the Rose
Bowl hound Alabama gridders
meet much chastened Georgia
club. Georgia is better than last
weeks game with LSU would in
dicate and might just be tough
enough to turn back the Crimson
Tide. Charley Trippi will be in
shape and that may make a big
difference.
Another spot where the dope
may take a beating is at Phila-
delphia, where two Of the nations
unbeaten teams clash, Penn and
Navy. The Middies aren't as good
Tor at least they weren't Sat
urday night against Georgia Tech)
as advance notices had indicated
Penn has a lot Of talent and
with a sick coach as their incen-
tive, may provide one Of the ma
ior sensations Of the year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

Nncn Onl fidT-
mon a n q his
c r q w w @ r c
beaten 16 60 z.
So far In
the long Sc
ries between
I h q schools
Michigan has
I a X e n 81
games out Of
80 hut h q
Illlni wnn tha-
Is IG GAME.
Michigan ad-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
INTERCEPTs PASS

Western got away 10 a fast start
against Central when halfback
Jack Schlieman intercepted a pass
and ran 80 yards 10 score. Before
the first quarter was over Bill
Checdie tailed from the 2 after a
drive. SChlicman broke away for
- yards 20 score again in the
third quarter and a pass, Jim
AngeluS 20 Jim Overly. accounted
for the fourth Western marker
Don Godbold featured North
Westerns victory He passed 10
three touchdownS. twice TO Fred
Knack. and SCoucd two times hmm
self. Kenny WoodS-romped 10 two
Mackenzie markers and passed for
the third IN the Stag victory over
the prbSpcCtorS
Leon Wingo rap II yards for
the CoSmO touchdown that sur
prised the Falcons Pete BCnCndtl
scored three times and Bud Crane
Twice mi Highland Parks rout OF
Eastern
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

on + rank Dan
ae~tez, bril-.
liant Iris h
quarterback.
"DancewicZ
IL the b est
q u arterback
in the coun-
try today"
Y oung < de-
clared. Like
II ! ncharci.
h . e n q q
q v rythlng.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Andy Bino Is Back

Andy Bino, recently discharged
from the army after overseas
duty will Teioin the State FAIR
Recreation bowling team, vest
en division defending champion,
in the Travelling League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
u. Nj. May Duplicate
IIIini'S Flying Circus
By WILL HARDY

ANN ARBOR 26-Ilnois Memorial Stadium where the
introduced
another gdron aerial exhibition tomorrow Fritz
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
ROCKINGHAM PARK

Weather cloudy track heavy
Post. 1.15 m rDctf0if time
First Race-Star Blenheim, Down south.
Suppervi,le Karen o
second RaCr-Hcad Sea. Na.dlua Greedy.
Lunch Date Hadss'ar
Third RACe-Bunny HaiiUW
Fourth Rsce-Agni
seventh RsCe-Ec0lire
Eighth Racc-FuEht over z linden.
Darby Du.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
PerSlinS and Denby
To Decide Prep Title
BY JAKE BERSON

many prep football follower predicted before the
opened Peshng DENLY will decide the side cham
ponhip the Metropolitan League when they the last
week Of the regular schedule next Friday at DENLY.
lrainL 10 mill
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
PIMLICO

Weather. clear. track fasf
Post I p m. Detroit time
First Race-Wstch BroWa Lety pgi.mrrr.
Pilgrim Msisd Pontchariraiu
Fourth Rsce-RomanOck Ca,sfor's Chief
Mate Jay jay
Filth Race-Quarter Moon
sixth Bate-Mios.
seventh Rsce-toly SOUL TrI' I'ncHrF.
Midnight oil Battle Born
Eirhth Race-Miss Loyahit Tsfssss. star
Rsck Wild Agent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Likes Dancewicz

NnunC, who as trainer AT South
rend for more than Ia years saw
many Cridiron stars, is also high
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Scratches
NPORTSNNN'S rARK

Weather Ci,sI track fast
Post 2 m lDsfr0it fmrf
First Rscc--~ubdue Ration IC.fs w
Forky Tee Beau NlW Juauug
2--Winhn ClarCx. F0ssdcl Srak
AStound
Third Race.My Grace innnity r
Fourth Rsce-Bright Count. f.Haf Naav
Timucracy. WeEtiCr That . Lady. TaNn
Hal
sixth Rsc,LCalm Port. Dayton
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
EMPIRE CITY

weather cloudy. track muddy
Post, l.l5 m. Detroit ur.r
First Rsce-In the Wings Navy Blue
Second Race--COntorti0nlst
Fourth R6ce-ReaEOn
Pifth RAce-vap0r Trail
Sixth Racc--Min Euuice
seventh Race KiiuWhisk WUrri,
Painter Branch
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Still the Big Game

This figures TO be Miehiean's
game but the Wolverine squad is
still haunted by that 1889 upset
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
Bio 10 Standings

kAIUKDAf UAME'
Purdue al Northwestern
Ohio state at Minnesota.
MichiRan AZ Illinois.
Iowa at EOtre Dame.
TulM AZ Indiana.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
But Leaders
Are Favored
BY EDGAR HAYES

Only Indiana is sure to be
among the unbeaten teams in the
Western Conference tomorrow
night. The Hoosiers. tied with
Purdue and Minnesota for first
place. have a non-conference tilt
with Tulsa tomorrow.
The other leaders face tough
opposition and, while both Purdue
and the Gophers are favored.
either or both can be upset. Pur-
due tackles a dangerous North
western eleven at Evanston.
On paper the Boilermakers, who
were good enough TO swamp Ohio
State, should be easy winners. In
fact, they talk about a three
touchdown margin.
Northwestern hasn't won a con-
ference game in three tries. But
the Wildcats caught surprised
Indiana team the week after the
Hoosiers beat Michigan and held
them TO a tie.
Purdue is flushed with a VIC
tory over Ohio State. 1t is bound
to be a little down and the Wild
cats. with nothing at stake, car
score an upset.
NOW OR NEVER
Ohio State. on the other hand
is invading Minneapolis in a now
or never effort TO keep its cham
pionship hopes alive. The Buck
eyes have a good bail club and
may bound back enough to trim
the Gophers. who haven't yet been
tested
If both Minnesota and Purdue
win, the HoosiArs would be alone
at the top of the list with Ohio
State. the Gophers, the Boiler
makers and either Michigan OF
Illinois virtually tied for second
place, all with one defeat.
Iowa. like Indiana. has non
conference foe, taking on Notre
Dame in South Bend. The Hawk
eyes are the only team Notre
Dame has played and never
beaten. Two former Irish stars
Glenn Grove and Bur Boeringer
are coaching the Iowa eleven. but
| if they win tomorrow il will be
the biggest upset Of the year
Notre Dame. with Navy anC
Army coming up on successive
Saturdays, will try TO slide by this
one as easily as possible to avoid
injuries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

with Pershing, turning back South
eastern in a close one, 13-7 South
eastern previously had gone
unbeatCn in four starts.
On the west side. Western ran
It's winning streak 10 five by
whipping Central, 26-7. Redford,
also undCfeated in that sector, will
have TO overcome u. Of -. High
tomorrow at Redford to keep pace
with the Cowboys
In other games, Hamtramck
came back from last week S
trouncing by DENLY 10 upset ia
vored Northeastern, 60: Highland
Park Swamped Eastern, 40-6;
Northwestern tri m m @ d Wilbur
Wright, $50: Cooley downcd
Chadsey, fi-6, and Mackenzie tri-
umphed over Southwestern, 21-6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27
DENNY SCORES FIRST

Playing on an extremely muddy
field, DENLY scored both touch
downs in the first half 10 run up a
1870 lead Tony Schwartz, big
fullback, scored twice.
Schwartz Tailed his first touch
down on a short plunge in the
first quarter 10 end a DENLY drive.
He caught a pass from Bob Caterat
for the second in the following
period, a play good for 35 yards.
Southeastern scored on the first
play of the fourth quarter, Mike
KaySserian passing to Doug Mar
tin from the 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-27

SEASON RECORDS
nrrpnTT URA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11

Win hok wnemea ~ m enSssps et<soi, -.
soDoB destroying ~ kod - M
aircraft shrspaaI osd Ah ~ ~ - s1vsy
\ oddoa xhis ihh ssGpe H;ohi ~ Nd Il ~ n.
coesiNo fuel duaap
nstrs u Medasa M, Cod aitsnad kss1
Aco1smy 1924 For soy ~ wos ~ sesl ~ ~ M
Rsa Adnro Elliott BsckHostss chi " nsve
His moihe Mrs. w NJ colas, les los CIV
Chose. M The young naval coasadss q ~ ~
stretor at Ma where Il. vie ard dssshiss kavc jsd
This Of series Of posoi q dscosse@ foae oa
BY Newmon SsddstA 81 tn Stars at stuff. s@
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Foremen sUniion
EiIesDemanded

Federal Judge Ernest A.
O'Brien today ordered Robert II.
Keys president of the Foremen's
Association Of America. 10 show
cause why he should not produce
ttrrun rrcUrdy-dt-a National tabUT
Relations Board hearing.
The order was granted on ap-
plication of the NLRB which
charged that repeated attempts
of a trial examiner 10 induce
Keys 10 produce letters and rec
ords have ended in failure.
The records are sought in the
hearing on Keys application TO
represent supervisory employees Of
the Chrysler Motor Co. ChrySler
officials want Keys 10 produce
correspondence with UAW~CIO
and Go locals with reference 10
the organization campaign of the
foremen's union Keys has until
Nov. l9 10 comply with the order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Vet 10 Await
Trial

A furIoughed veteran who re-
ceived the Purple Heart IN the
battle of the bulge. Pfc Ralph
35 of Greenup. H.. stood
mute in Traffic Judge John ID.
Watts court today 10 a charge of
leaving the scene OF fatal ae-
cident
Judge Watts ordered a not
guiltyplea entered and freed him
undeE $500 bond pending examin-
ati6n set for Oct 26. The date
was made tentative because Stew
arts furlough from Camp Grand
expires. oct 30.
Stewart admitted that his car
ran over Samuel j Badge, y, of
15464 Indiana last Sunday. but in
sisted Badge already was dead He
believed the body a bundle of rags
until he went back to investigate,
he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25

The mystery woman OF an
acid-throWing incident uncovered
in the investigation Of the ak slay-
ing Of Mrs. Lydia Thompson, a,
wife Of Louis V. Thompson, today
revealed herself as Mrs. Mary
33, Of 10 Lo1iSe. Highland
Park.
IL have been the victim of
unfOunded, defamatOry rumors,"
Mrs. Maher said. "Neighbors
who witnessed the incident have
caused me much embarrassment
since they read about the 'mys-
terry woman in newspapers.
They have been limiting that
Thompson bought me clothes,
including the fur coat which
was ruined by acid. This is
untrue"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Royal Oak Fire
Routs 16Fdmifes

Sixteen families were driven 10
The streets by a fire early today
in the three-Story Blaine apart
ments. 103 y. Center. Royal Oak.
Several persons escaped from the
top floor on flTcmon'S ladders. -s
Mrs. Margaret owen, over
come by smoke. was removed 10
ROYAL oak General Hospital.
The Parmcnter Florist Shop
and Curtiss Paint Shop were dam
aged. Police believe The flames
started IN tire b5Scfacrt of the
paint shop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
SELECT JURY

A 14-member jury IS expected
to be obtained before todays ad-
JOurnment
Judge Hartrick Yesterday de-
MED defense motion seeking to
dlSqualify Slgler as prosecutor.
The motion was sponsored -by-At-
torney Howard l. Bond on
grounds that Sigler'S appointment
as special assistant Oakland
County prosecutor had not been
recorded in the county court
clerks office.
A motion 20 drop charges
aCaiHst-DaDidSon, who did not
have a preliminary examination,
was also denied.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Seek Center Site

The Citizens Committee TO
Choose a Civic Center will meet
at 8 p m tonight in the English
room of the Book-Cadillac TO dis
cuss proposed sites for d new
city hall, Craig Thompson, chair
man. announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Obiector Sentenced

Federal Judge Arthur q. Kos
-cLaAA- to-day imposed thTce-year
pllAnn- >cntnpce-pH- FFanetS julian.
l9, OF 1929 Blackstone. after q
jury convicted him Of failing 20
report for induction. Julian
pleaded that he was d ConScIcn-
tiOuS obicctOr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
BY JAMES MELTON

PONTIAC, Oct. pa prece-
dent in the 20-year criminal ca
reer Of Harry Fleisher. former
chieftain of the notorious Purple
gang, will be set when ne takes
the witness stand in his own de-
fense in the armed robbery trial
of himself and four other Detroit
hoOdlums.
Defense attorney Edward II.
Kennedy Jr. said yesterday dur
ing the selection of II tentative
jurors that FleiSher would yolun-
tarIly face questioning by Special
Prosecutor Kim Sigicp..u..
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
SELIK ALSO TO TESTIFY

Mike SeliK, alleged Purple
gangSter VIII also testify, Ken
nedy said. tieisher. Selk.- Pete
Mahoney, Sammy Chivas and
William Candy Davidson are
charged with the Dec. . armed
holdup Of Pontiac'S Aristocrat
Club gambling house formerly
operated by James DadaS.
Forewarning that Fleisher and
Selk would testify came when
defense counsel requested Circuit
Judge George 3. HartrlCk that he
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
MET-AF PARTY

Mrs. Maher SAID she met
Thompson only three weeks be-
fore the acid throwing episode
through Roy Smith. general man
ager of 10" LudIugton News
She Identified Smith as a for
mer client of her lawyer-husband.
Cpl. Milton ! Nahcr. IS. who Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
SETTLES FOR $500

A $500 cash payment was made
to Mrs Maher by Thompson and
ms attorney about a week after
the incident TO compensate for
injuries and q dress and the fur
coat which were ruined.
Mrs. Maher said she brought
the girl a SIS suit with part of
the money and signed a liability
release which she noticed later
was enormously dated March 81.
1881.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Chrys|er Gift
SWeNs Drive

The Community War Chest was
swelled today by a contribution
of S225 0273l from the Chrysler
Corp. and its employees. The
grand total collected 20 date now
stands S3,637 $50, or 429 per cent
of the Ss,49o,336 quota.
Included in the Chrysler dona-
ton was Sl75.0OO from the COR
poration and S50.027.32- from en-
ployes Of II plants in the state.
Despite this gift. drive leaders
said that the collections were lag
ging l64 per cent behind where
they were in last years campaign.
LAGS 1874 PER CENT
John 3. Powell, war correspond
ent and editor of the China
Weekly Review i'm Shanghai who
lost both feet as a result of a
Japanese prison camp infection,
spoke at yesterdays report Iunch-
con IN the Statler.
Guest speaker at today's lunch
con sponsored by the Detroit
Trust Co. will be Madame Denise
Davey of American Relief for
France.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
WdIpoIe Island Indian
Admits Mail Theft

LOUIS Williams, q. an Indian
from the Walpole Island resera-
ton IN Canada, today was held
lv federal officials pending grand
l4ry action on q charge oi steal
lug mail
Williams pleaded guilty before
I = Commissioner George NJ
I,rld 10 "a charge 81 taking a lct-
t0r from p mail box near Algonac
cr Cc r.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
M yStery Woman Relates
Acid Throwing Incident

Mrs. Mary Maher 33, of 10 Louise
Highland Park, the mystery woman" in
the acid-thrOwing incident in the Thomp-
son murder, holding up the burned dress of
a friend who also was hit by the Gcid.
Photo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Apparel Club TO Meet

Members OF the Michigan Ap-
parel Club will meet Sunday at
the Hotel Statler for their annual
three-day fall market
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
Times Photo

ask prospective jurors whether
they would be prejudiced by
knowledge that the defendants
had engaged in gambling and
prohibition era liquor traffic.
Jurors were also asked wheth-
er the fact that the defendants
are identified in the indictment
by aliases would prevent them
from considering the case on its
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
BERNSTEIN NAMED

The attorney, who listed actress
Martha Raye as a witness in the
suit, charged that the bar, the
license OF which was suspended by
the liquor commission yesterday,
was Il hangout for hoOdlumS.
He asserted that Sam Bernstein.
q police character, was silent
partner.
Rothenbcrg died IN Receiving
Hospital early Friday of injuries
suffered when the car he was
driving crashed into tree on
Second Blvd near Atkinson. The
case is under investigation by
Detective 1t. Edward Wurm and
Detective Sgt. Leslie GiddingS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
CLAIMS FUR COAT

Mrs. MaheT SAID she claimed
the fur coat. which she had lenl
10 the l7-year-old girl when Mrs
-f-TrTT---TTT~'1TT WITT y
Mrs Maher said that Smith anc
her girl friend rcjolned her after
Thompson left with his wife al
her orders
I'VE were just collecting our
thoughts" Mrs. Maher said,
"when my girl friend screamed.
The acid had hit her face and
an eye. My legs began To burn.
l don't know who Mrs. ThOmp-
son aimed at. hut ! know the
act was premeditated. She came
back into the cafe TO get one
of US
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
LAGS 1874 PER CENT
hTsf Or -tARGE GIFTS

Following is a list of contribu-
ions of $500 or more.