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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

Naval Operations adm. Ernest j.
King because of the extreme care
which has been necessary to safe
guard information in the hands OF
the Navy Department and especi-
ally the sources OF that informa-
ton"
Walsh quoted the Navy inquiry
report as stating that this infor-
nation was not transmitted to the
Commando in Chief of the Pacific
Fleet or TO the commanding gen.
eral of the Hawaiian department.
No facilities were available to them
either in the fleet or in the Hawai-
ian area where it would enable
them to obtain the information d.
rect. They were dependent solely
on Washington for such informa.
ton
Plan Own Probe
The tenor OF congressional com
ment veered, meanwhile. from de-
mands for public court martial 10
proposals that Congress itself
should form a special joint commit.
tee of the Senate and House. and
conduct its own exhaustive, public
investigation
Sen Tobey (R) n. IT,, declared
that Justice demands an investi-
cation by some responsible body
OF Congress" He said I'VE should
go into the matter without fear or
favor"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31
Houses
Depend
Agency Row

Washington, Aug. 31-UP-How
soon home-hungry Americans will
be able to build new houses de-
ponds today on the outcome Of a
three-cornered fight among govern
ment agencies over lifting restric.
lions on BODYBUILDING.
Because they can't get together,
they've put the matter up to Recon.
version Chief John w. Snyder. He
may make a decision within the
next few weeks.
This is what the argument is
about:
The War Production. Board wants
to take the lid completely OF home
building. 1t already has revoked
controls over Industrial construc-
ton. Major national business or.
CARNATIONS are backing up WPB.
The ONCE OF Price Administra-
ton says modify the controls but
don't tear them all down.
The National housing Admins
tration says modification would be
okay but wants It done differently.
All three agencies agree that
there is a TREMENDOUS demand for
new private housing.
WPB says that there will soon
be enough lumber and other con-
struction materials to take care
Of every need. The chief problem
is to get the stun flowing into civil
Han distribution channels.
OPA says that's true enough, but
soon" isn't now. II fears that
II all controls are lifted builders
will concentrate on higher-cost
homes. The biggest need, It en-
phasizes, is for low-cost residences.
Furthermore 1t fears that until
lumber becomes plentiful there will
be a scramble for what's availab BILE.
This might lead to the payment OF
bonuses and other devices to obtain
materials.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31
Fights
Delay Sought


Lansing, Aug. 31-AP-Opposing
the attempt of Frank D. Mckay,
former Republican national com
mitteeman, to secure a years de-
lay and change OF venue for his
trial on liquor graft conspiracy
charges. Special Prosecutor Kim
Sigler today declared the motion
was based on "slanderous, vindic-
tive and vitriolic" affidavit.
Sigler's answer was filed in Ing
ham County circuit court as argu-
ments were scheduled to begin be-
fore one of the three judges Of the
Ingham County circuit.
Through counsel, Mckay has
charged that a campaign to preju-
dice him has been conducted so
skillfully through the press and
radio by Sigler that he cannot OBJ
tain a fair trial in any county Of
Michigan at this time, and in Ing
ham County at any time.
He also has accused Circuit
Judge Leland w. Carr, one-man
grand juror who indicted him on
charges of conspiracy to corrupt
A
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31
State Policeman
Back With Youth

Robert Johnston, Michigan State
Police, returned to Ypsilanti. Thurs
day night from California. where
he was sent to bring back an es-
capee from the Boys Vocational
School, suspected OF burglaries in
this area.
The Is year old boy escaped from
the school in Lansing, March 6. He
is believed to have been involved
in the burglary OF Charles Gault's
home. $500 Washtenaw Ave, June
rs. The boy was apprehended in
Folsom, California.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31
,rION CALENDAR

Az, SEPTEMBER e-t:oo
4s565 Willow Road, ~
west Of sumpter Road. z
last OF Sherwood Rd., on
known as the old Hatch
| Mrs. Myrtle Ball, Proprie-
,rI Wright, Auetloneer; o.
der, CLERK. Adv. soes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31
High
Few Tires

With the tire quota for Ypsilanti
and vicinity greatly increased dur
ing August, and the assurance from
Washington that the August quota
will be continued during Septem-
Der, those allowed tires go from
station to station, unable to find
them.
The standard size, is Is are al
most impossible to locate. Most
stations quickly sold out, and are
unable to predict when they will
receive new shipments.
Although there has always been
a shortage of tires during the sum-
mer. and an oversupply in the win.
ter. the shortage is even more &C.
cute now than ever.
The quotas are not set by this
board, and the local body can only
do as directed. Told to issue 100
certificates for tires per month.
they follow instructions.
Most stations are offering but
one solution: take the orders. hold
the certificates, and fill the orders
as rapidly as the tires are received.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

CHICAGO-AP- Petroleum Ad-
miDistration for war for midwest
district including Michigan today
announced termination OF its activ-
tiles effective September 20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

LAKESIDE, O.-AP-Election OF
Guy V. Keller OF the University OF
Kansas. Lawrence. Kan. as presi.
dent OF the International Lyceum
Association succeeding DR.. Howard
II. Higgins OF Rochester. N. Y,
was announced here today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31
TWO CRASHES

Detroit-One pilot was killed and
second listed as missing in two
Thursday accidents involving
planes from the naval air station
at Crosse lie, The first accident
occurred when a plane crashed and
burned seven miles west OF earle
ton. The second involved a Navy
torpedo plane which plunged into
Lake Erie near Pelle Island.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

PIN Settlers 16 years or over.
Apply Temple Bowling Alley rs \.
Huron, Friday afternoon. Adv. S3l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31
ashes of
lite News

LN-AP-A parachutist o:
.erican SIND Airborne Divi.
'lunged TO his death on the
lhof Airdrome today during
ial review and air drop in
OF Marshal Georgi Zhukov.
Wet commander and a group
ring members OF the U. s,
of Representatives wit.
the accident from the re.
g stand.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

NGTON - UP - super
,or veterans appeared to-
.. headed for a Supreme
i after a New York district
held that an ex-serviceman
ais old job back regardless OF
must be fired. The ClO. whose
ls of the Industrial Union OF
ie and Shipbuilding Workers
d Abraham Fishgold seniori-
! time worked and time spent
y, but no more, sponsor
move for a high court re-
WEATHER FORECAST
nd warm today. Thunder
Cooler Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

~ FRANCISC0-AP- Seven
persons have been killed and
'unded by mercy" bundles Of
and supplies dropped by Am
planes to prisoner Of war
civilian internee camps, the
csc Domei News Agency re-
today. Another broadcast on
me subject said five OF the
re prisoners OF war and
Of the mishaps a number
L.. prisoners "have become
tiles OF war"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

lDOr. ms A Rome dis
to he London Daily Mail said
, that II was learned that
err Won weiszaecher. former
ambassador to the Vatican,
ed to place himself at the
of the Allies in order to
ence at the forthcoming
: trials OF German war
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

l., Nev.-INS- Martha mic.
vine Dodge, former wife OF
race E. Dodge, and William
Il. Jr., New York lawyer,
rried last night at a ranch
10. Cahill was granted a
j IN the grounds Of cruelty
y from Florence Cahill Of
ork City. whom he married
2, 1915.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

WA - ms - Invitations
ssued today for the first
nee OF the Food and Agri.
|re Organization of the United
pms. The exact location Of the
ing in Canada has not been
ed until arrangements have
\ completed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

See DRAFT-PAGE 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

See M'KAY-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

AsHIkGToN-AP-P resl-
i. Truman today abolished
Office OF War Information.
2 Y0RK-AP-Decks swarm
tn Khaki, 10 troop-carrying
arrive in the United States
bringing 1881 soldiers and
home from Europe. In the
Mt OF the victory parade was
eat British liner Queen Eli
with 1850 Army and Navy
mel. among them Col James
I, motion picture actor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

:, ANGELES-AP- Winfield
eehan, SO, film executive who
July 20. left his estate en-
to his widow, opera singer
Jeritza. His will was filed
rday for probate. The value
I, estatew as described as I'm
s Of s11, 000."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

| iHINGTON-AP-The Japa'
I'D run completely out OF ma.
val vessels when they decid-
surrender. The Navy dis
Thursday that the only ma.
lp unchanged when the last
II war came was the cruiser
q. But officers OF the Japa.
urrender delegation already
United at Manila that their
had no major ship which
put to sea without more than
ys OF repair.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

See sURRENDER-Page Q
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-31

zap - Countess Edda
daughter OF the late Benito
,lini and widow OF Count
zzo Clano, was handed over
Italian ministry OF the in
today by Allied authorities.
had been turned over TO Al
authorities at Chiasso by the
government yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Dying Boy. 4.
Has His YuIe

NILWOOD. III. Nov. q (INS)
Harlan Lars frail arms Claspcd
a rocking horse today and his
eyes gliStened with tears as
"momma and daddy and little
friends wished him Merry
Christmas.
Although il was Thanksgiving
Day Tor the rest of the nation. IT
was Harlan'S last Christmas Doc
tors say the 4-year-old boy y
doomed to die of lcukcmia. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lar. fear he VIII not i've UntIt
Dec. IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Thousands See
Parade

Thousands upon thousands Of
delighted youngsters and their
-papaH1s-iammed- Woodward and
Second avenues this morning TO
watch The fantastic figures from
fairyland parade into real life for
q few nceting minutes and herald
the approaching Christmas season
Despite chilling u milc-an-
hour wind and a "a degree tenn
pcraiurc, the enthusiastic Grove d>
lammcd the sidewalks from The
!. l.. Hudson Co on Woodward
10 Amsterdam on Second 30 see
this first Hud son sponsored
Thanksgiving parade since 1912
The wind blew so violently al
times that IL nearly toppled The
groteSque 15-loot-hlgh figures
that featured the parade
Characters OF fairy and nu>ory-
land that are dear 10 thc hearr,
OF every child passed during this
half-Four of make-believe
One OF tho most noticeable
characters was audacious Donald
Duck who laneulshcd on a huge
Continued on Page ?, Col -
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

At the same time Schwellen-
bach was awaiting a report from
his personal envoy John w. Glib
son. special labor assistant, who
wa, sent 10 Detroit to attempt TO
arrange a Washington meeting
between top officials of GM and
the union.
SchWclCnbachS decision came
As leaders of both sides ate their
Thanksgiving turkey without en-
thusIasm and predicted that unless
thh national capital entered. the
picture soon the stfikeNmight last
unit, after the Christmas holidays
Gibson arrived in Detroit last
night and met today with JAW
Strateglsts. #4.
~ may not he able TO arrange
n discussion with GM officials
inasmuch aS this il holiday"
Gibson said.
Tho envoy viii lcavo Tor Wash
inGton tonight 10 report 10 Sccre-
(COntinued on Page 2, Col. p
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Byrnes Denies j. s.,
Reds 10 Talk Of Atom

WASHINGTON. Nov. % ms
Secretary of State ByrneS indi-
Gated today that the United States
would Spurn unofficial proposals
that Russia be invited 10 a con-
ference with this country and
Great Britain on atomic bomb
controls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
FIRST QUARTER
Official attendance was 4O,Ol7.

FIRST QUARTER
The Liens won the toss and
Nelson kicked Off. Gherke took the
ball on the 10 and returned it to
the 25 Failing TO gam from Scrim-
mage, the Rams punted, Deshane
taking the oval on Detroit's 25
and returned it 10 the 35
on the first play, Fcnenbocks
long pas intended for Greene
was intercepted by Gillette and II
was Cleveland : ball on their p
On third down. Benton shared
Materle!d.S pass and ran 40 yards
50 Dctroits Is From there,
Cherke sklrtcd his own right end
f7T t0uCrtov-T1, making -tne score
standing up Naterheld converted
End the Rams we're leading, I
10 o.
Delauer kicked of for tho
Rams and IL vas tho Lions ball
o1 their own .. Fepenbock made
81 A first down on DetroltS 40
Tho Lions smashed the line for
another first down on Cleveland 5
g.
BHcy Hatheyon intercepted e
JcIr0l' pass and II was Cleve-
lands bail on Us own 30. Tas-
S,cc, intercepted a Cleveland
pass and an stirring broken
field run carried the ball 20
Cl,velands .. The Lions were
pcnalzcd l5 yards for offensive
holding and were moved back 10
the - A long. beautiful pass by
icncnbock fen through J Mathe-
sons numbcd fingers IN the end
7onc FenenboCk punted over the
goal line and Cleveland took the
bal on their 20
Unable TO gam Waterfield
vun'cd for tho Rams 10 Farkas.
VINO returned % yards 10 mid
fcld. Fencnbock broke through
tho Cleveland Inc and ran 10 the
enemy 3 Farkas plowed through
~ The l-yard lne Westfall
plunged over for a Detroit touch
down. Calhhan kicked the extra
point and the score was tied at
Z %
There were but ~ seconds 20
GO "a tho first period when the
Lions scored,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
q Arrested in Rome
As Coal BootIeqqers

ROME. Nov. % GNS)-The ar.
rest of British major, his pretty
Italian secretary who was a for.
mer actress, and so other persons
allegedly involved in coal boot
Logging ring was reported in the
Italian press today.
The coal reportedly was sold for
$40 a ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
score: Rams 81. Lions /.
THIRD QUARTER

An intercepted pass gave the
Pams the ball on DetroitS %.
Benton took Waterfeld's long pass
and pat tho ball on the Lions II.
Greenwood fumblcd and King re-
covered for Detroit on his own IL
Farkas puntcd on third down
out Of bounds on Detrou's a.
Another Waterheld pass 10 Ben
ion took the ball to Detroits 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Kelly Due in Florida

LANSING. Nov. % UP1 Coy.
Kelly expected 10 leave tho capitol
late today by auto for a brief va
cation trip to Florida.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

The second period got under
way The Rams were IN possession
Of the ball on their 80. Two first
downs put the ball on Clcveland'S
as With to 60 a pass failed on
third down and Watcrhcld, on
fourth. punted out OF bounds on
Dptroli's -
on the first play. Westfall took
Fenenbock's pass 10 Cleveland 5
80 Another Detroit pass was in
tcrceptod by G herke. Taking
Waterheld $ tre m d o u 5 pass
good for a 70-yard gain Benton
scored for the Rams. Waterfield
kicked and the Rams were leading,
j 10 Z.
Tho Rams kicked Off and it was
fTe Lions ball on Their II. FarkaS
elInped and fell after receiving the
KICK West. a Cleveland back, was
lnlured and had 10 be carried from
tho field
Cleveland interference on a De-
tro,r pass gave the Lions the ball
on their Il The Lions puntcd and
il wa, Clevcland'S ball on its 26.
Benton dropped Watcrfield'S IS
long pass but recovered and IL was
CIcvrland'S ball on Detroit'S Al
Ecnion shared Waterfield's pass
good for 30 and put it on De
trotS l-yard stripe Waterfield
raced around his own left end
unmolcsted for touchdown. He
also kicked the extra point and
the Rams were leading, q to z.
Dclauer kicked off for the
Rams. Farkas returning the ball
10 his 81. The half ended shortly
after.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Score; Rams %, Lions :.
FOURTH QUARTER

Gillette took Ryan punt and IL
was Cleveland's ball in midheld.
Maderik recovered Cleveland
tumble and il was DetroItS ball
on their is.
Booth took Ryans long pass on
the 20, juggled II few times, and
raced the rest Of the distance
for a Detroit touchdown. Callihan
converted and the Cleveland lead
was reduced 10 2S 10 IA
Lions kicked off and the Rams
had the ball on their own 80
Madarik intercepted Cleveland
pass and ran 40 yards TO the
Rams 30. WeStfall took Fenen-
books lateral 10 the %. Callihan
smashed 10 the is for first down.
a pass. Fenenbock 10 Westfall,
took II 20 the g. Fenenbock made
first down on the Z.
Detroit fumblcd and it was
Cleyeland's ball on its g.
The Rams made a first down
on their 20. The Rams were
penalized Is yards for roughing
II and the ball put back on the
Is. Failing 10 gam, the Rams
punted. Farkas receiving the ball
on the Rams as.
Fenenbock tore Oft Ia yards up
10 the SidelineS 10 the 20. Farkas
took il to the 3, and a pass from
Fcnenbock 10 Fruug scored for
Detroit Callihan kicked the
extra point.
Finnl score: Rams %. Lions II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Truman at Church

WASHINGTON. Nov. - tTNSl
President Truman attended
Thanksgiving services al the First
Baptist Church here today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Bishop Accuses Church

ATLANTA, Nov. p (UP)-The
c d I h Ollie Church today was
charged by Methodist Bishop Ar
thur F. Wesley Of Buenos Aires OF
cooperating with Col. Juan Peron
in forming an Argentine DICTATOR
ship.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
GM Row May 60
To Washington
By JACK CRELLIN

The dispute between General Motors Corp and the
t6t6 appeared headed for Washington to-day SeeFe
tar of Labor Schweenbach announced that he pre-
pared lend his assistance in settling the strike which has
affected 100000 workers in S4 CiM plants
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

LONDON. Nov. 22 UP)-Prme Minister AttIee told
the House of Commons today he believed S impossible
to isolate the problem Of the atomic bomb from that of
the of other weapons He said he quite certain
America realized there are differences i'm this house
about desire for the utmost cooperation in world
affairs" ..|t.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
FLASHES


NEW YORK, Nov - UPD-I. J. Moran, president
of the Federation Of Long Lines Telephone Workers. said
today that union negOtiatOr route to Chicago TO
confer with finuis long distance workers wfuSc fotrat
walkout threatened to precpitae sympathy strike of
more than 20 900 federation members in II states.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23


Of former ReichSma rSha GOeringS Swedish first wife.
asked the American legation in Stockholm today for per-
mission to 60 TO Nuremberg defense witness. He
cOntended that Goerng secretly helped Jews leave
Germany for Sweden
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Rams CIinch
Western Title
Isl Quar-. ID ouN. I'd. euah eth Quar- Final
7 O o Ia 21
Ia O. "a
DETROIT
CLEVELAND
BY LEO MACDONELL

Cleveland Rams clinched the western division title of
the National Pro Football League by defeating the Detroit
Lions TODAY at Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Selznick Sued

y HOLLYWOOD Nov. % CUP)--
p8vid o. Selznick and Vanguard
Films Inc, were co-defendants
today in a 81 ,05O.OOO Slander suit
filed by screen writers Ketti Frings
and Fritz Rotter. ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
PIMLIco RESULTS

FINNT NAIF-N2 700, fIsIT7InF. f-Yea F-0I0a
flt ap. 1 l-iC niles
iuNSs star fBs1ufisI 30 4 90 90
lut Girl MCGOWAN 20 -
Roman Matr0n Martin 40
Tlme I 55 0N W. ITi
over Cold BiUy HsFhl Duaf Rsg,
Roses Roy Danger FisE. Tine Play 80
Va.dinA infant also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
THE WEATHER
HOURLY rEMPLRATuREs

THs sun Vm sci a. o6 n today and
rise tomorrow AZ - a. m
The mo.n will rive a. s.07 p M. today
ana SCI tomorrow a. 1l.49 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
Score: Detroit Is. Wayne o.
SECOND QUARTER
2: Detroit %, Wayne 0.
THIRD QUARTER

Cotter recovered a tumble on
the Detroit 30 and the Tartars
launched a passing attack which
brought the ball to the Titan 2.
Cherup drove across for the score.
His try for the extra point was
not good
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
51-Ydrd Run
By Simmons
Nets 1st Score
WAYNE
0 0 IS
U. OF D.
13 II 0
BY CHARLES p. WARD

University Of Detroit piled up
$50 lead over Wayne at u. of d.
Stadium today in the first half.
Perhaps because of the cold the
crowd was not up TO expectations,
about 5000 being in the stands
when the game started. whereas
gathering of $4,000 had been ex-
pected.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

Pritko took Waterhelds pass on
the ) and crossed the goal line for
a Cleveland touchdown. Water
field kicked the extra point, his
29th out Of 81 attempts, and the
Rams were leading. IS to Z.
After the Rams kicked off. the
Lions worked the ball 10 mid
field only 10 be checked and fore
,ng them 10 punt Rams took over
on their own 20
Gillette made a first down on
Clevelands 30. Greenwood broke
through for a 70. a WHterfieid
pass 10 Benton, good for % yards,
went 10 the 20.
Lions were penalized s yards
for defensive holding giving the
Rams q first down on Detroit'S s.
TaSsos intercepted Waterfield
pass on the goal line and ran the
ball out TO his p. as the quarter
ended.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

DR J. e. TOOIT DENTIST
! m " Lafayette. ~ Michigan OBJ Ci'v
hH. Hours 90. Tel CA 66fa - Adv
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
FIRST QUARTER

After a Detroit tumble on the
Wayne 46 early in the first period,
Wayne drove to three first downs
to put the ball on the u. of d. 16.
But Cherup fumbled. Pulte recov.
ering for u. of d. on its own 20.
An exchange of kicks followed.
and with the ball in u. of DIS
possession on its 49 Brown later
aled to Simmons, who galloped
81 yards for a touchdown. Brown
converted.
Another exchange of kicks gave
U. of d. possession on the Wayne
AZ. from which point it drove 10
the 3S in three plays. Brown
passed to Labouf. who galloped 33
yards for a touchdown. Browns
kick was not good.
Score: Detroit Is, Wayne o.
SECOND QUARTER
Detroit took the ball on its own
81 and. with Graziotti doing most
of the ball carrying, drove to the
Wayne s. Brown went across
from the 2.
TitanS launched a drive which
resulted in another touchdown
when Brown passed Il yards to
Pulte.
Score: Detroit 25, Wayne O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

hiCkLYs snow RAE-s71 q NILF
BIG SHOW ToSIGHT-DANCINC-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

Final score: Rams q. Lions ?
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23
SECOND QUARTER

score; Lions :. Rams :.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-23

tCOntinued on Page ?, Col. p
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-05

Of his favorites, the fight against
cancer in children.
Maybe you won't agree with
me on the play of today's hand,
but l like the defense very much.
1t is true that, after looking at
all four hands, you can see that
West could lay down the ace Of
spades and Leventritt would be
bound to make . trump trick,
thus defeating the contract. But
good players are not too anxious
TO lead aces against a six bid. In
this particular hand. West did
not open the spade ace. Leven-
tritt's problem was what to play
on the first trick, the king or the
jack. Ordinarily, he would be
expected to play the king, but
If he did this, he would never
know where the queen was. BY
playing the jack to the first
trick, South wins with the queen.
Later on, when Leventritt got In
with trump, he knew it was USE
less to continue the diamonds.
and therefore shifted to q spade
and defeated the contract.