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ting i @ pp m pay Of saa s sa s M xs w
stated at that time be
existing tax rates and
existing relations between the Federal
cusve that considerable volume operation
HI nt Capital due the greatly
held equitable Federal Government
private consumers There also other items which
1t has long been commended among citizens
the
@ @ Oh WORKED m % out very modest and fair pro
sentatives " ''' mouse 0' repre-
and IT. the nssa for the a
equitable reasonable ~
National Representation Amendment Again Introduced
the M unea Uas an M %
of Texas chairman of the Judiciary
Senator Arthur capper Republican of
Congress and the
thee n sf @ M nosuod u os n % of The in
The resolutions have been referred to the Committees udic
to the e enabling Isl be
sten in style and with that of
Congress have to provide that there shall be the
Congress and the electors
such powers as
to amendment repeal"
considering the amend
would not anything could
the at this session
the guest
the Association OF Oldest Inhabitants
ional
amendment enabling removing
given Congress Constitution
He holds
Congress to provide national for District residents
the details to be worked by Congress- the
would depend its proving itself beneficial
Senator Capper presenting the
plan would not in the slightest
Federal District he
the Congress enable
the District citizens have for half century peoned
based his long residence in Washington
Committee
this connection association with
District Columbia
testify qualities They
Senaors here
ton and shame for to reflect that
politically only the subjects of
the political equals the citizens
under the law recognized fully
the of the bearing
the Republic" "
concluding the time is ripe to give
the peoples all of the nations the world pv
apply this principle fellow
The people of the District the
OF the United States national
country
entitled participate
legislation of their the terms
selection
should it firmly believed of the seventy
ninth Congress.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
10Th Congress and D. c.. Residents;
Representation Amendment Introduced
BY JEssElC. sUTER.

Much D. c. legislation Proposed in New Congress
With the Seventynnth a old there
introduced bills
the District Columbia indicated
Included those already
before the
a -
Columbia as individuals and
organizations welcome
legislators
In distinguishing Congress from another s.
District people know by experience
by no means indicative the amount legislation actually
be accomplished They however hopeful
Congress viii be especially friendly and show constructive interest
completing legislation which is desired by the community
constructive
regarding District legislation
cra Of West Virginia chairman the
renewed his suggestion that
committees be held District bills
time would saved District officials citizens
further saving in the reporting printing
novel credited to Mobilization Director James
Bynes far beyond the Randolph Under
would be single HoueSenate committee
washington
Senate from Of the particulars egng
Columbia might
Carran so-caled home
1t presumed that under the Randolph
District budget
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Work of Leadinp Artists

To the making of these triptychs
some of the leading artists of this
country have given themselves. Such
for instance, as Hildreth Meiere,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

doing a good job in keeping the
wound under control. Welch's
right eye was all but closed in the
sixth. which didn't help the New
England champion.
Vincent Jones. 80, of New
York. kayoed Gene Gudgill. I49.
Dayton. in the seventh round of
their semifinaI bout -
Harry Johnson one Of two boys
out Of Ray Robinson'S S stable, who
were brought here by George
-Gaihferd, won all the way in 7
six rounder with Willie Watkins
OF Detroit. They are middle
weights. Johnson, a flashy, sharp
hitter. made a hit with the crowd
Babe Sanders. a 154-pound i'm
portation from Los Angeles, won
a four-round decision over Leon
ard Washington of Detroit. An
other four-round winner was Wal
ter Starkey over Louis Moore.
Vern Mitchell had no trouble in
diSposing of Bob Brown. a 5 foot
2l8 pound basketball player from
Pontiac, who should stay with the
baskets. Mitchell. a 190 pound De-
troiter. recently out of the anna
teur ranks. stopped his elongated
opponent in the middle of the
first round
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
SLIM MARGINS

After the first round, a fairly
even affair, kOChan, IN the writ
er's book. won all but the third
round. A number of kochan' 5
rounds were bagged by slim mar
gins, however. Though both boys
hurled countless blows. most Of
which seemed 70 land somewhere
on the anatomy Of one or the
other. there were no knockdowns.
Kochans best round was the
ninth, when he apparently had
Welch wobbly. Coley seemed TO
Stagger 10 his corner when the
heat was over But in the tenth,
the game Portland (MeD Irish
man rallied 10 survive the Akron
mittsterS attempts al the kill.
Kochan fought all the way
from the fourth round with a cut
right eye, the men in his corner
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Midland, Sexton S.
To Clash tonight

SAGINAW, March 10-Mid.
land and Lansing Sexton will play
the deciding game in the Class A
basketball regionalS here tonight
after winning their games last
night
Midland put Bay City Central
out, 1929. and Sexton made a
strong finish TO defeat Flint Cen
trail, 37-26.
With Cookson leading the way
with II points and Young and
Vitkuske both making nine, Mid
land led. 20-15. az the half and
continued with a healthy finish.
Witzke led Bay City with 10
points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Byrd and Shute
Gain Senifind|s

MIAMI, Fla, March 10 UP)--
Byron Nelson and Harold (Jug)
McSpaden, operating as a team
in the $500 international four
ball tournament, meet s. Henry
Picard and Johnny Revelta in
the feature match in todays
semifnals.
Nelson and McSpaden, heavily
favored 10 win the tourney
moved ahead in yesterday S round
by defeating Texan Ben Hogan
and Ed Dudley Of Atlantic City,
n. j., 4 and g.
ffhe other semifnai match pits
Sammy Snead and p, G. a. cham
pion Bob Hamilton against Denny
Shute and Sam Byrd Of Detroit.
Sneed and Hamilton were ex.
tended yesterday 10 Gust Craig
Wood and Tony Penna. 4 and 3.
Picard and Revolta had the same
margin over Chick Rutan and
Claude Harmon. the Detroit pair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
CrOrpiFn
To Play

BOSTON. March 10 OUP)-
Manager Joe Cronin of the Bos-
ton Red Sox. said today that he
would try TO get himself into
playing condition, despite his 80
years, in order 10 fill in around
the Red SoX infleld tins season.
Cronin, one of the greatest short
stops in the history of baseball.
has not played regularly since
1871 although he has managed 10
bat more than 800 IN pinch hit
ting roles.
Cronin also announced the sign
ing of four players who will re-
port next week al PleaSantville.
n J., when the team begins
spring training They were out
fielderS Pete Fox and Bob John.
son and pitchers Rex Cecil and
Mike Ryba.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Golden Gloves
Champions

CHICAGO March 9 fINS) -
Eight amateur boxers who wealth
cred a storm Of leather that
started nine days ago were
crowned champions in the 18th
annual Golden Gloves tournament
before 2l645 fans last night at
the Stadium.
ll2-pJund dlvitl0n-JACklr Boyd Chicago.
drCigigurd Frank Rivera Kansas CITY 80
Iis pounds--Bnb Jarvis Kansas CITY No
aeci-.lllaS- Illct-E-A Marquee N-lth -
i26 pounds-virEiI Franklin. Oklahoma
CITY. decisioned William Stevenson. Cleveland
l3S puunds--BcTnhrd Pairr ChlcaEo dcci-
stoned Roscoe scaly Los Angeles
l4I pounds-llbcIt Garcia, Fort Worth
deCigi0ned PYt Robert wilson SiouI City IA
100 pounds-Jchn Garcia Los Angeles DE-
ciSoned Dick smith Oklahoma City
ITS poguds-Cpi Adolf1 Cuilano Los An
se.es- beat Col Tom Attrs. Fort Worth
HesvyWeiEhi-Luke BsylArk Chiraro d.
aontc PVT John Harding KsnEaS city No.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Catholic Central Five
I'm Regional Finals
BY JAKE BERSoN

Chiefs overPowered Port Huron,
1922. and Fcrndale eliminated
Royal Oak. 1924
In Glass p al Ferndale, Berkley
Swamped Pennington, 46-24, and
Fenton trounced Rochester, 40-l5.
Berkley will be seeking its nine
teenth straight win when it meets
Fenton in the finals tonight.
ST. Charles, meanwhile, con-
tinued unbeaten in the Class c
chase, eliminating another Detroit
Catholic League quintet, Mt. Car
mel, 1923. Dick Hawkins topping
with 13 points. st. Andrew. third
division champion, fell to Milan,
31-25.
Redeemer, Catholic league first
division champion, and St. StaniS-
laus. the team it beat by one point
for the title. go into action in Glass
B regional finals tonight. Re-
deemcr tackles Wayne High at
YpSilanti while ST StaniSlaus
faces Ecorse. Twin Valley cham
pion. al FordSon HiGh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

Substitute Frank ESlIn's field
goal in the last 20 seconds gave
Catholic Central a surprising 22-20
victory over Fordson last night
and sent the Shamrocks into the
finals OF the FordSon High Class A
basketball regionals.
Catholic Central tonight will
meet Dearborn, which led all the
way in eliminating Wyandotte,
23-19.
=. Fordson rated the favorite, hav-
ng won its last eight starts, but
she Shamrocks were off TO a 1916
lead at halftime. Ross Steggles Of
Fordson topped the scorers with
II points. while Frank Ciesielski
bagged nine for the Shamrocks.
Charles Neundorf's 13 markers
paced the Dearborn victory,
Charles McGrath getting 10 for
Wyandotte.
II will be Lincoln High Of Fern
dale and Pontiac in tonight's Class
a regional finals al Ferndale. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Spencer, Perd|td
End Drills Here

Leon Spencer, Detroit light
weight and joey Peralta, Arizona
Mexican, will wind up drills in
Williams gym today for their 10.
round clash az Arcadia Monday
night.
Peralta. seasoned veteran.
was in top condition when he ar
rived here for the, match Only
last week he defeated Monty
sPIgnatori in Brooklyn
! Matchmaker Scotty Strachan
announced Mack Avary Of Detroit
Will meet Miguel Arroyo. San
Antonio Mexican weltcr, in one
Of the four-round prellmS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
"A Riddle
To Solve

Why cant the Toronto Maple
Leafs beat the Red Wings when
they can whip The Montreal Ca
nadieus almost every time they
skate 0Ut against me world
champions
Happy DAY = team VIII seek
the answer tO the outstanding
riddle ef tho National Hockey
League campaign when the Leafs
make their last invasion Of Olym-
pia tomorrow night.
Reinforced by the return Of
Dave Sweeney Schriner, bril-
liant left wing, the Leafs have
won three successive games and
will be AZ peak strength for their
ninth game against Detroit.
Although both teams have
clinchcd their final positions. the
Wings aren't easing up. Manager
Adams has ordered practice to-
night for his Second-place team,
which Will be seeking It's eighth
victory m nine starts against the
Leafs. The other game was tie.
Toronto Viii warm up by play
ing host 10 the Boston Bruins to-
night, while New York Rangers
invade Montreal
Adams was informed today that
Billy Reay. Detroit owned for
ward who Is locked on the Cana
dian side of the border, has been
honored with the award Of the
Byng Of Vimy Trophy II has
been given him as the most
SportSmanhke player in the Que
bee Senior League Rcay is eligi.
bic 10 play for Detroit in Mont
real and Toronto
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Seize Gamblers
AT n. Y. Bouts

NEW YORK. March 10 up
Twenty men were taken on gam
bling charges in a police crack
down al Madison Square Garden
during Friday nights fight card
More than 100 officers. which
included IS detectives and 10 po-
liCewomen, were assigned TO the
Garden by Mayor LaGuardia.
All the Gardens telephones
were reported out Of order. Police
said they knew nothing about the
telephones and that 1t was a CO.
incidence that "tin-horn gamblers
had no way of taking or making
bets outside the Garden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Coast Loop Star
Won Join PhiIIies
PHILADFLPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. March 10
tUPD-Herb Pennock, general
manager Of the PhlllieS. said to-
day that outfielder Les Scarsella.
purchased from the Oakland club
Of the Pacific Coast League last
year. had notified the club that
he did not intend to report Pen
mock did not reveal the nature of
ScarSella's refusal TO play. The
outfielder, who led his league in
hitting last season. cost the Phil
lies $1,000 and two players.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
AiIing Knee 10 Make
FrisCh Late Arrival

PITTSBURGH. March 10 CUP)
The Pittsburgh Pirates, sched-
uled to begin spring training at
Muncie, Ind, March is. may have
10 do without the services Of Man
ager frankie Frisch.
Frisch notified the Pirates that
he may have to miss the first few
DAYS Of training because of a
badly swollen knee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Sub Gives ViCkers
Win Over j. Of NJ.

ANN ARBOR, March 1O-Sub-
stitute right wing George Gilbert's 5
goal coming late in the second
overtime period gave the Vickers
a C. of Detroit its second victory
this season oyer the University Of
Michigan last night. 4-3.
Wolverine Capt. Ted Greer ac-
counted for two points and scor-
ing honorS. The loss was Michi-
Gan'S fifth as against four vic
tories. Michigan ends the season
here tonight against the Huron
and Middlesex Regiment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

The bTawi topped an excellent
card of six bouts which warranted
a-higger turnout than the some
what slim crowd of 4.113 Gus
toners, VINO paid a gross gate of
S9.445.50. The net was S7,035.
Though Kochan, 2 10 / favor
ite with the betting gentry, won
most of the way. from an enter
tainment SiZeup for the fan who
likes suggests, The fight was bet
ter than the scoring would indi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
FdVorites Gain
In HdndbdII

Remaining first round matches
in the state AAU singles handball
tourney will be played today at
University Of Detroit courts.
In first FOUNDERS last night, Joe
Casby, Leonard Dueball. Max
Thomas and John GuStomski were
among the =fayorites TO advance.
Thomas of Northern Y had the
most struggle before defeating
George Bentley, 21-f5, 25-21, 2t-4.
-Gasby-easilyy whipped John
Alves, 21-6, 2l-1f, while Gus
tomski whipped Ralph Reading,
21-8, 21-6, and Dueball defeated
Ray Thomas, 21-9,-21-fe. All three
winners are from Downtown Y.
L. Il
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
kOcIaan Proves Better
SIugger Than WeIch
BY LEO MACDoNELL

George Kochan ousugged Coley win unanimous
decision Referee Elmer tSm) McCeland judges
10 rounds Of furious fighting Olympia night.
While the cards of the officials Kochan compaa-
lively there boos
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Fisher W. Junior Rifle
Team Takes HOnOrS
BY DON GILLIES

straight shooting from the Rifle Club
forgot shooting off for the Northwestern championship
the Southeastern Michigan Rifle Association night
the Detroit Edison and result
10 ihIee others that had finished dead
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
ID Sports q
DIR { Y | 7 10
Irish Defend Title

Notre Dame will defend lis
team championship against the
challenge of nine other schools In
} the Central Collegiate Conference
track meet az JeniSon Field House
East Lansing, today =. The CCC
swim meet also is scheduled there
Big Ten athletic directors are
expected 10 name new commits
sioner today Kenneth l.. Viii
son of Northwestern and DIR. Karl
Lcib, faculty member at Iowa
repeatedly are main candidates
State AAU wrestling cham.
pionships are scheduled at Down.
Town YMGA today, trials az 3 and
finals at 8 p. IN. . Thirty-one
are entered.
Heath Likes Tigers
II would welcome the Tigers
recent offer to accept me I'm q
trade, outfielder JEFF Heath
said in turning down contract
sent by Cleveland Indians
Tommy Armour. former Tam
o'Shanter pro, takes over as
pro at Rockledge c. c.. West
Hartford, Conn, on April /.
Favored Bill Arnold, 19, was
kaYoed by Rocky Graziano i'm third
round at New York last night .
Marquette, which opens spring
football practice Monday. plays
Michigan State at East Lansing
Oct II and Detroit at Milwaukee
New -- .
Senator'S regular infield OF Joe
Kubel, e. Gorge MyattT Fred
Vaughn and Hariand Gift will
report Tor spring training in a
week or so, indicating the Wash
ington club will have no holdout
troubles with them Frankie
Frisch has water on the knee and
the Pirates manager may miss
opening of training at Muncie.
Lead Is Strengthened
Cleveland Barons strengthened
their hold on first place in the
Western Division Of the Ameri-
can Hockey League by corning
from behind IN the third period
last night 10 defeat the tail end
St. Louis Flyers. 4-3.
Wayne Blackburn of Indianapo-
lis, purchased last year by the
Boston Braves. won't report for
spring practice. He Itas BEEN in.
Quoted into the service Man
ager Ossie Bluege OF the Senators
expects his Cuban players 10 start
arriving AZ the College Park
md Etraining- camp Monday.
Finding spot on the golf
course which was dry. Manager
Grimm sent his Chicago Cubs
through a full practice session
yesterday al French Lick
Pitcher Ben Chapman vas among
the ttrrrr- players VINO signed
Brooklyn DOdGcr contracts yes
tcrday New York Yankees
now have rs players signed.
New York basketball writers
picked Bill kotsores. ST. Johns
forward. The most valuable PLAYER
~ the metropolitan area. the fifth
y ar IN row the honor has gone
TO St Johns eager.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
~DIsoN NO. WINS

One other league championship
was settled last night when tho
Edison Team No. 4 won the shoot.
of IN the Central League by de-
fcating Edison Team No. 2 by a
Scant three points. 726-723.
Pretty, l7-year-old June Pol
lock was the star Of both these
Edison teams when she fired an
individ VI mark of 1913 and il was
probably her excellent aim that
won for her team.
-Four other leagues in the aSso-
citation will settle titles next week
and on March % six champion
teams will meet al the Edison
range % compete for the south
eastern Michigan championship.
Others in the associate o n
m &c he's are two downriver
leagues, Eastern and the North
End Faust Post Sons Of Ameri-
can Legion won its championship
without a ShOOtoff
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
SWIM STARTS FIRST

The swimmers get an edge,
starting their races an hour
earlier than the track squad.
Illinois defeated Michigan in a
dual track meet a week ago. The
Illini performers have the best
records in seven of the II events
Oh the program. Michigan has
been consistently best in three
events with Iowa and Ohio State
being tops in one each.
The Wolverines expect to pick
Ir a lot Of points with place per-
formers and hope the Illini men
will fall down in one or more of
their speciaities.
Michigan has a full squad of
% in the track meet. but less
tnan half that number in SWIM
ming Three Of the Wolverines
are defending champions. Capt.
Merit Church in the 50-yard free
style, Charles Fries in the 100
free style and Heini Kessler in
the 299-breast stroke. 6
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Vie in Big 10 !
Meets Tonight
BY EDGAR HAYES

CHICAGO March 10-Time is
all important in track and swim
ming meets. Never more so than
tonight, when Michigan goes after
its Tooth Western Conference
title. The track meet will be at
! University y-ef- Chicago and the
swim meet at Northwestern.
Ken Doncrty, the thinclads
mentor, and Matt Mann, Michi-
Gan's grand old man of SWIM
ming. will be paying more atten-
ton to the big clock on the wall
than TO the watches in the hands
Of the timers.
Mann's team is believed sure Of
retaining its swimming title. The
Wolverine runners, however. must
beat back the challenge of Iiii--
nois.
If both wiz, the big question
will be which team clinches its
tiIie first Who will have the hon.
o of making il 100 for Michigan.
No other team in the conference
has Won so many titles as the
Wolverines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Ofhpr rnsnlfs

III PiCkens DEF. Harold Beal. 2i-t3. 1871.
~ 20. Chris Nlachns def II Gouberf II IL
q IL. p IL. Bob Quad de- MARTY Flshes hy
default Julius Goldman def. Paul Maroelli
AIS. 2l.l. Bob suder def Ben WaterstOne hy
default, Ray Brennan def sam Verse; by
default Jack Lahcy DEF III lily. 2i-I0 q ~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAcuE

TOSIGHT'S GAMES
New York al Montreal.
Boston at Toronto.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-12

locked.
II was difficult task TO name
star on the victorious Fisher
Y No ! team. Three Of its men,
erS-Ered- 1877 etit Of possible
200 and the fourth. Capt. George
Meyer, a 1913 for team total Of
7S4x80O.
For handsome Chet Leonhardt
and blond Allen Sweet. il was a
fcaEthey2 Will never =forget. Both
shot the best scores Of their short
careers. competition practice
Jim Mace, the other f9f-shooter.
had bettered the mark only once,
when he hung up 1913.
His BIRTHDAY
Young Leonhardt was the hap
piest. He was celebrating his
seventeenth birthday.
THAT new shooting technique
Coach Ernie ! eason taught me
last week sure paid dividends
tonight" he said with a broad
smile.
Little Jim Mace. Is. a Cooley
High student and shooting only a
year. did not get nervous until
chief statistical officer Harold D.
Mcmahon was adding up the
scores.
AS good as the Fisher Y team
shot, il was by no means a walk
away Right bac'. Of them and
shooting with precision came
another strong Fisher Y team
No. 2 It's total Of 7s2. only two
points back of the winner. tells
the story Of these young fellows
and how they shot.
In third place was the favorite,
the Detroit Edison Team No. 5.
only two points back Of second
place and four points from the
league title with a score Of 7SO.
with the aid of their 3S-point
handicap. Fourth place was cap
tired by Fisher Y No 3. which
hung up 757
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Praise Founder
Of Italian Paper

MSgr Joseph CiarrocChi, editor
Of la Noce del Popolo The Voice
Of the People,. today received
congratulations from Gov Kelly,
Mayor JcfrieS ana other civic
leaders on the thir'y-ffth ami
versary Of IT'S publication.
MSgr Ciarrocchl. pastor of Ste.
Mana Roman Catholic Church,
founded the paper in 1910. dedi-
eating II 10 making Italian I'M
migrants into good Americans.
The publication has been a
leader in hunglng the principles
of democracy 10 Italians through
out the Midwest
MSgr CiafroCChi was one Of the
first 10 recognize fssciSm as A
menace 10 world peace when
NusSolini came 10 power IN Italy
lie aSy4Ttcd the dictator s Inv aSlOn
of Ethiopia and predicted disaster
for Italy when her forces invaded
France.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

Over 100 Or Scholl
Foot AIDS. Remedies.
Piasters. Pads. Lastik
Anklets. etc. each for
a specific purpose.
25e and up
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
City Hall Site
Vote Urged
Times Photo

The Citizens Committee TO
Choose a Civic Center today pro.
tested action by the common
council calling FOR a city hall on
fhe Detroit River front in the
downtown area.
Calling il shameful waste
Of money, the committee asked
that selection of the center be left
10 the voters. In a meeting last
night about 80 persons heard
speakers discuss various sites for
the new center.
Craig Thompson, committee
chairman. said expansion of the
present city hall was one Of the
proposals advocated by the
members.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Navy 70 Display
Famous Planes

The famous Hellcat and Corsair
fighter planes will be on public
display when the Crosse lie Naval
Air Station holds open house Sat-
urday, Navy Day.
In a program beginning at !
p. m, types of navy equipment
never before shown TO the public
Will be displayed. BY means of
specially constructed ramps visi-
tors will be able TO get a closeup
view OF the airplanes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26
Bill Would Bar
'Forenen Union
Tn, Detroit rtm,, Washington Bors.s

WASHINGTON. Oct y - A
group OF congressman today pro-
posed 10 avert 4 national coal
strike next spring and possibly
many other Industrial tleups, by
an act which would eliminate fore
men and other industrial super
Nsory workers from unioniEation.
Rep Shafcr CRl Of Michigan,
author Of the measure, said the
situation is give emergency
status hy the throat of \ renewal
next spring Of the UNIV strike
over the demand Of John j. Lewis
tFat mine foremen be embraced
IN his union
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-26

Another Wool O. the West, an
wool. Extra wide, extra long -.
measures 5000 inches &1l.oS