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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
ECORSE DOINGS
By MILO CASTOR

t"hh'hi>
Iha Garbage Can law has be-
coi0r rc4iu, in Ecorse You
mas ha,e ral-proof receptacle
Tor YOUR -afhare II YOU have
MOI Neu notified to this effect,
sos pnl w. Last wech sur
Vc va- rDac and the addresses
WIRE tAepn of an homes 'hat
at WHhont me required gar
ha4 sans There viii be a
p,asHy tof isnoriag the notice
We also understand that the
laN Will GRAIL down On private
p-itits epctially aticr Twelve
80 ni4it In ths' ease We viii
s,t nhA some ot our local poN-
ut.las promised Two years ago
tmclN Sunday school
tov
TIE 3.aii Auxiliary cf Post
~. nres> thanks 10 an Who
hrlrd IN their drifc Their raf-
fe was behaved on account OF the
deah % the presidents father,
list wii be held az later dat,
Alr Ella Ninconi 81 on ST.
rc'ourd .tsf Week from Alabama,
~hsr she attended her fathers
fuptrti
nv Flank Sanaer Is home on
sndar tRrlouei re is with a
medica corps and IS stationed
In l,Nas
NAur Boald Meets
TM board Of directors Of the
NAACp mot last sunday at the
Ecorse Community center. The
majority of the hoard members
were present. also several lay
membcis topics Of interest were
discussed.
a junior dance Viii be held at
thc Norllr school soon. Plans
were also made to have MIR.
Mcknight or some other mem
lcr OF The FEPC from Cleveland.
ONO. 70 appear on program
20 be held at the c. j. Miller
school soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

Help the War Ffforf, Indudr
needs yau! Get a Ioh throngh n
HELP WANTED COLrNss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

When a cold has you feeling all
"chok'y, chest muscles are sor.. from
coughing and they are tight and ache.
you need Penetro. II works fast on
Grandma's old reliable idea, using
mutton suet 10 help carry medication
TO do US pain-easing Only, peneiro
is Grandma's idea made even better
by science That's why people every
where count on Pcnetro.
You rub Penetro on chest, throat
and back As iis medication reaches
nerve ends in skin. pain eases. And
.penetro draws more warm red blood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
NJ. 3s2O5.
ORDER or FERTILIZATION

Al session OF said Coufi hslj
NJ the Court House At mo tw \
Detroit on this . day Of Fehtuarf
AID l945.
PRESENT: Honorable JosepI
a. Moyniham. Circuit ludre
In this cause. 1t appearg n
affidavit on file that the dtfsndsnt
Emma Lightfoot cannot he send
by process issued out Of th. cdun
as she is not a resident of me SAD
Of Michigan but reside a $50 g
i3rd Street, Chicago. llllno.
on MOTION Of John n rahen,
attorney for plaintiff
IT is ORDERED thar Eaml
Lishifooi appear and ansn "A
Bill OF Complaint filed IN I'd
cause. within three monihs ho4
the date OF this Order ~ said "a
VIII be taken as confesssl scaIat
her
IT Is ORDERED that us 4
said order he sent 10 'hs "a
known address OF said d-ie1iam'
by registered mail and ii vase a
registered receipt. signed hv d
defendant is received iha III
order be published as reqsirei a
law
JOSEPH A. MOYNlHAN c.r,ax|
Judge
cAspAR J. IiNGEMAN Clerk
"a True Cosy
~ a SHrDn.
Deputy Clerk Si- i.s-H
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17

20 those parts faster. 70 help break up
local congestion. Muscles relax. chest
muscle tightness and aches are cascd.
phlcgm looscns and coughing lessons.
It's soothing vapor help You breathe
easier, too. And for hours, pcnctro
keeps on working in natural way 10
make YOU feel better. You rest more
comfortably, especially at night.
These are reasons so many people
are using Pcnetro. and why your drug
gist 80 often recommends it--only BIC.
Double size 35c. BE sure you ct
stainless, white, easy TO use Penetro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Go.reI ,horal Union New.

The Gospel CHORAL Union. 81
which Airs hinsou Is pfesi-
dent mot last Wednesday nsht
at calvary Baptist church. The
pastor ReY. Jeseph l., fhoniss
preached ami the choir OF "a,
ChQIsh farnisned ne nuslc Ihe
choir members also served lanch
Mrs b. RiaeNman delivered
fn address of w'iepmc MIS-.
Na-lNsfnn o. ludwnuroc~ was
pae-i sreaNtr Remark, ~ert
also mne ~ Res Nh Walker
pastor - New Salem an4 Kew
Nr layior, pastor 81 blAok~eN
AN w,apesaay night EeY
y g Wright am. ehnir Of filN
ipsrngeiial ehpesn viii emle
Sanaay Marin q, at pm lhc
Gesl" Nn0eai aien WI fsndef
scf,ige az Riather.l Tempe
il ie44neN hcN X Ieyo ~
Pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
Zion Baptist Holds
BIG Revival


Monday meht March ~ Zion
Baptist church located at 80
East Cannsid, DclroN. Will begin
great revival meeting The
meetings Viii bc conducted hy
me Rev Mr. Mc' rarie. Of Mans
field Ohio re IS a dynamic pull
pit orator aud the public IS in-
,ited 10 hear him
The services Will begin az s
o'clock each night The VIII
be good singing A special M
,ilaiion is extended 70 sinners
ba,ksiiders As well as chris
iians
Res " Simmons is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
CHURCHES

Ennis Cook preached from the
subject. "Sen Out" 1t was a
forcefnll iiscousc.
The splips rally t. proeressins
fine. Their program. sunday
March IS will include Rev. r.
noyd. OF Romulns Mrs Todd
and Mrs Kelly with Group. also
Mrs kcnner and others.
Everybody is invited
Central Baptist Church
Al Central BAPTIST sunday
morning. Rev. " j. Bishop
preached from the theme Cross
Bearinc q large conercsaiion
heard ihe uplifting sermon.
The afternoon service was con-
Quoted hy Rev. G. L. ferrell and
his CONGREGATION Rev. Ferreil
delivered an inspiring sermon.
subject 'Rilancina OF the Clouds
IS Cnyenant meeting closed a
successful day. both spiritually
ana financially.
a silver iea vill ho given hy
900 Nurses guild sunday March
Is az The home ~ Deacon and
Mrs }. L. Nieherson si9S lIaz-
Continued on page l6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES
Herbert l.. Dudley. ittorncy
l256 Russell street

SrNrE or MlCHlt;AN ia the
Nstu colri for che COMFY OF
Nayn in Clancc "
nliA y iNElN plainisf vs.
Ti,0Y MONROE AVERY. def-n-
fl.rt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES
JOHN n. GRAHAM. Aitorney
29G Fast Vernon HIghna,

STATE OF MICHIGAN tn h,
Circuit Court for the Count, a
Wayne in Chancery.
JOHN ROBERT LICH4fOoE
Plaintiff. VS.. EMMA LlGiITF00E
Defendant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

at Raleigh, Thompson orphange al
Charlotte. and chaplain OF the Uni
versity of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill.
Luncheon will be served for the
delegates at the Queen Anne hotel
Dinner that evening for the dele
gates and visitors will be at the
Centenary Methodist church soclal
room, A luncheon will be given
Thursday at the Episcopal parish
house.
After a celebration of the holy
communion Thursday morning, the
election of new bishop will be-
gin at 10 a. m. Under the church
rules, a majority of all diocesan
clergymen entitled to seats In the
convention and a majority OF at
least 20 parishes voting will be re-
CURED for election. All voting will
be by ballot.
Other important matters to come
before the convention are the cleo
ton of delegates to the provincial
synod, diocesan plans for serving
the many newcomers in industrial
areas and camp communities OF
the diocese, Camp Leach and sum-
mer conferences, the 1916 financial
program, special work of the de-
partments of the executive council,
and the forward in Service" pro.
gram.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
NOT so SORRY

ST. LOUIS, May 19.-R-
Staff Sergeant John c. Cole
man, n, who had to plead
for mercy after saying that
Australian girls were more
natural and less artificial than
American girls, isn't Sc sorry
he made the statement,as 1t
led to his marriage today to
his high school sweetheart.
1t started last January
while he was on a furlough
after three years in the South
Pacific. He was swamped by
telephone calls, letters and
telegrams from protesting
girls, one of whom was the
new Mrs. Coleman.
I told him that If he felt
that way about American girls
he had better 60 back to the
girls in Australia the pretty
24-year-oId bride, the former
Carmeletta ]. Haven, OF
Greenville, ILL.,, said at the
wedding breakfast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
4
EPISCOPAL MEET
OPENS WEDNESDAY
~ cERTRr1DE CARRAWAY

NEW BERN, May 19-Celebra-
Hon Of the 30th anniversary OF tne
conservation of the Rt. R 71g.,
Thomas C. Darst, D. D., OF VII
rnington. on the first day OF tne
62nd annual diocesan convention
and election of a new bishop on tne
second day assure an important
Gathering here May 1924 ana
large attendance Of visitors 1-oiii
many parts of North Carolina.
I Officially approved by the or
Zee If Defense Transportation, be-
cause of its business importance
and religious nature, the convention
will bring 125 delegates from the
various parishes Of the diocese.
which covers the coastal areas OF
the state. These delegates Will De
entertained overnight in local
homes. In addition, there Will pc
numerous visitors to pay tribute
to Bishop Darst.
Bishop Darst's resignation De-
came effective May l, but ne mas
been asked to preside as blshop
protein over the convention pro,
grams. which will begin at 9:3o
Wednesday morning with a COM
no11nion service at Christ church.
Organization of the convention
will start at 10 O clock, followed by
the bishops annual address.
Diocesan speakers will be heard
at the morning session Of the an
niversary meeting. They will eu-
logize the retiring bishop, and pre-
sent to him written messages and
gifts. State speakers and church
leaders from outside this diocese
Including former Gov. ]. c. B.
Ehringhaus, of Raleigh, will pay
him tribute during the early atte"-
noon. The main anniversary service
that night will have for the chief
address the Rt. Rev. Henry St.
George Tucker, D. D., presiding
bishop of the church.
/ Business to be transacted during
the first day will include reports
BY committees on elections, and
new parishes, standing committee,
examining chaplains, treasurer, de-
rartment of finance, committee on
canons, committee on unfinished
business, state of the church, do
cesar trustees, University of the
South trustees, executive council,
church pension fund, laymens
thank offering, St. Mary's school
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
Four Vessels Sold To
Eastern N. {. Interests

The sale and delivery Of four YES
sells to successful bidders in East
ern North Carolina in April was
announced yesterday by the War
Shipping Administration.
The boats were included in re.
cent public sales by VISA on yes
sells requisitioned by the arn,sd
services and later declared SUE
plus.
The sales were as follows: M
A. Santos to r. G. Russ, Shallotte,
for 81, 900; the Capt. Fred for Sc, 500,
the Ronie for S., 500, and the West
wind for $780,, all to the Fish
Meal Co., Beaufort.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
Australian Divisions
Score Successes Against
laps On Bougainpille

SAN FRANCISCO, May 19-RC
Two Australian Army divisions
the Third and the 11th-have scored
important successes against the
japanese on by-passed Bougainvlue
Island in the Solomons, the Austral-
ian war department reported TO-DAY
via the Melbourne radio.
The broadcast, recorded by the
FEC. said that after bitter fighting
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

Aussie troops almost completely
cut off the japanese on bonis pen
insula, northern front, while in the
center of the island others captur-
ed Berry's Hill. In the south, tank
led infantry broke japanese defense
at several points along the Hon
goroi river.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20

Hitlerian AIRY n i m actually
originated with Darius the Great
of Persia. Like Hitler, he wanted
to be remembered for being an
Aryan, but, unlike the Fuehrer, ne
was lenient with conquered peo-
pies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-20
Sales Financing

Dealer floor plan and retail
f i n anc i n Automobile,
aircraft and commercial and
home appliances. When you
make your nsxt purchase ask
your dealer to place your &C
count with The Morris Plan
Bank. We would be pleased
to serve him and you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

The angler who says trout fish
ing is all fun has never met Court
ney FitzsimonS. traffic court
referee. Fitzsimons while fishing
the Little Manistee near Baldwin
few days ago hooked into a nice
rainbow. AS he reached TO slip
the beauty into his creel. his foot
slipped on rock and he plunged
face downward into the stream.
The swift current carried him
100 feet before he was able TO
grab a Jranch and come 10 a halt.
Emerging TO the surface amid
tangled lines, leaders. creel, and
other fishing paraphernalia, Fitz-
and sat in the car until midafter-
noon. Not discouraged by his pre-
vious misfortune, Fltzsimons went
back 10 the same spot and in no
time hooked into another fighting
rainbow.
AS he was landing his quarry
his line became tangled in a tree.
While unfastening the leader, he
Simons proved he was real
fisherman by clinging TO his trout.
He then went to his automobile,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Tension Pervaded All

Our story is local. II happened
Just about the time that krug,
the German army officer. had
crossed the river 10 find sanctu-
airy and aid from Max SteGeR out
on Detriots east side
The local reserve was jittery.
Krug. according TO his story.
after being captured had crossed
under their very noses.
SO there was a furry OF eX-
citement the night word came
over the radio phones that man
was flashing a light from the
bushes on the Canadian side OF
Belle Isle.
Patrol boats on the river
speeded 10 the spot from all
directions. SO did jeeps along
the shore. Other members came
on foot from the coast guard
station al the eastern end of
Belle Isle.
Carefully. with drawn pistols
and Tommy guns, the temporary
reserve Convorged by land and
waieTton the flashing light
They rushed into the bushes
and a wIde-eyed, SpecchlesS man
suddenly found guns Jammcd INTO
his body. ----.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Traffic Court Referee
Gets Trout the Hard Way

took off his clothes, hung them on
tree TO dry, put on an overcoat
slipped again and down he went
into the fast water This time he
lost his leader. part of his line,
rod, reel and .creel. but believe it
or not, still clenched tightly in
his left hand was that old fighter.
Courtney called it quits for the
day-two nice rain bows are
enough for any sportsman.
Put this down in your little
black note book.
The bass and tbluegill season
which opens June % will not be
as good as in other years.
Proof of this statement comes
from Fred A. Westerman. chief of
the fish division of the conServa-
ton department.. who says .un-
seaSonably cold weather of recent
weeks has checked spawning and
unless temperatures moderate
soon the production of young bass
will be materially reduced.
WeSterman also announced that
bluegills are spawning in a few
downstate lakes but that the sea-
son generally will be late.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Final Prep Track
Standings

CLASS
SsElnsss, 7s'b Flin' csn'ral, asa am
s,245 s.,se r5ariss Grfss z.sI.is G.saa
ii Bsreity 10 Maskssoar- 10 Grand
Rapids south o., saginaw Arthur Hll, 9
NJ clsn.ns s ososso 8 Kslsmstoo
Central. sia Flint Northern. 5. Haze Psrk.
Monroe ,Nyaneot" F9Tcs7n 80.
trsl J Holland s--Lz-.r...E- -E@EtsEH-i-
Lincoln Psrk.- l.
st Joseph 27. East Grsne Rapids q
e5.9sT s1s,sI., g. Fl.5n' .sln' diver fTss9 FasEt
H.. Alma iOi. AlsEan s. Beueyills 2
Howell. sirminsham. "a Esst L9nslhs l,E.
CoeEin. O Niles. So Traverse city, 81.
Berslsy 5 Fenton. s: Charlotte. Three
Rivers. -, ADRIAN, TTenton 81, Aigens .s-
Rapids = ssfi EeSfs,. / Ksisn2ioo S stat, Hign,
J Plymouth. !. LucinEton "a.
CLASS {
Rorului. 81 s., CAR shores LAKE shore
81 s'f 4, Axe q zs.ihe ps rss 65rnns e'i9a
FoWlsrulls O. Comsiock PARK. s MILAN. 8
Tecunfeh. >, Cnetsning. "a AlFonac
Vile 5. oksmos 5 Dundee, : P.sin~s.i
4 Detroit UniverEi,y school EyaEi 8.
Pittt'orc 3 s. C.sir shores south Ike
wyoming q Romeo. ? Ann Aroor university
High. !. Grant, Inlay C!J. :. Mason
CLASS A
sho,.put tansisl Won by william cordsu
tOv0sso second. PoikowGI Grand Rapids
Catholic third Manning tAt Clemens .
fourth, sehnitker Pontiac tie for mn
BiiEe Holland and ESbanEh Grand Rapids
Catholic. Disianee-4e feet inches
HiTh lump-Won by tic Bradley Battle
Greek and Jueson Ann Aroori third
De vn,s lcrsne Rae. Union qT,n iSgr,h, 9srli,;
Pontiac strong tKa!amAzooi. Height-5
l2o-yard him hurdlss-won by Carter
city fourth Larson arthur HiIlI, hfth
ioo-ysrd dsIh-Won ey Jackson Pint Cen
trslt, Kelley Battle Creek. second Owens
Grand Rapids Catholic third Meksuns
ensi hfth: Fleming Lansing Eastern sixth
7ao-ysfd dssa-won By Jsss,on in, PIN,
fourth Hossins lMonIToel MIN. owens owens
inns fi,ap c.Tirsl1 Eapia' Tims, nno'' 22s "'
Mile Run-wOn ey CAY Midland second Sr,i,
Don Mssislsh Ann Areo5 thire. :. Johnson JOB
mn Kfsh' twysnoo,t, sixth, PlotTssch
Lincoln Psrki Time. 4.37a. ,.,-,
trail: second smith IFlint Northern third
Hickey Saginaw fourth England Grand
Rapids South hith. Judson Ann h,oGL
thtnt AnalhS9A NN9iNF'Ais G+'NetfNN - 49,
ia inches
44o-Ysrd Dash Points given four places
IN tao heats FirSt-hest-Won by Gregs
tDearoorn second Trombley Midland ,
third Mcmillan saginaw. iourrn. Patton
Monroe Time. 81 7.
second hsat--won by Deruy tHaIel Park !;
second Beckton Bay City. third, foungs
Midland fourth. Smith tBsii4e Creek
20 9oo.ysrd low hurdles-won by pevetts
CMuskegonl second Thomas Arthur .Hiil .
third Judson Ann Aroor fourth. Halllet
tFlint Central. NTH ireland tFordSon /.
sixth spaudinE rssglnaw Tine. 23l.
Pole vault-Won by Bridges Pontiac sec
ond four Vay tie, Decourvsl tFint Central
Tylo Dearborn Bishop Saginaw strong
Kalams1co sixth. two way tie. Richards
Pontiac and Steggles tFordsonl Height il
feet 4ll inches.
Hali mile run points Eyen four places In
two heats FIRST heSt-Won BY Makielski
tAnn Arbori second king tGrand RAPIDS
Central. third Hobbs battle Creek, fourth.
Dennison saginaw. Time. goa Z
Second heat-ClaES A haH-mile run-Won
BY Beattie Grand Rapids South second
Brysnt tssTinaSl: third. praugelis tGrana
Creek. Time ri ; seconds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
City Tourney Standings

ht1NIhhN
Psrlsclsan so3s. Lous Cave Recreation
3o27 2 & 3oi7, Chene-Tromoy 29so,
oyERAvERAGE
CLASS n
stsvss Recreation windsor 76a. Vol
VERNE Chips (West Chicago 333 Midwest
Machine $40. Altes 3i4. Bulldog Service
500.
REYNOLDS ais, Clutch Five 57i. Yona-Buda
35i. Eds shop sac, II II $50, Car De
partment 333.
Truck Invoice dodge League 40i. Hard
eninr Five 500 Palestine Holmes 377. Peter
sons spaniels 376. Post Office 365.
DOUBLES
REGULARS
Aafast Pet,ke.clsrence Jannsen l2SO Az
rust Bamberr- Marvin P0der 1885 Lincoln
Bclk 1855 Frank Zion
Tony Eoyak l229, Roy Mlian-Albert Massoll
l22s.
OyTRAvERAGE
Mike Penik-Joe varjo 2sl c7yds Clen-Joe
Mcphariin AL, Steve KarSh-Audy Zaremba
2sO. Robert LiSse-Art Rlnenart 2l9 Harry
Steliox- x-Joseph BarnowSh 2l3,
SINGLES
REGIIARS
Joe Marc 6p2 Frank Zion ard Anthony
Ross GE5 Clement Persh0n 676. Joe Landry
snd Harold Goodwin 672, John kazasanczki
see
oyERAvERAGL
Edward Sitaskl is4 Beyrle Fries is7
Robert Crouch lit. James Hutchinson Ia,
Don Pyke I'll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Fairuiew Lists
Gala Mat Night

FaifView Gardens will stage its
second wrestling triplc-header in
as many weeks Tuesday evening
With Junior heavyweight title
clash, tag team match lea
uured. For the junior heavy
crown, Louis Klein Will meet his
old rival Bert Ruby The teams
participating in the tag match
are Walter Roxy -Zenko ZarHeif
Us. Dale Hadd9ck-Stahley Buresh.
Whitley Wahlberg and Stocky
Nelson also clash All bouts are
so minutes time limit
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
astIed TO Station

His flashlight was snatched
from i4affei--and- tt1c i1gfts
that played on his face showed a
dumbfoundcd expression and eyes
filled with tears.
He was hustled of 90 the Belle
Isle Police Station under heavy
guard Guns bristied everywhere.
The face Of every captoF let you
know that they had taken d bad
Nazi spy The story would make
the wires ring II would be IN all
the papers. -
The culprit- was pushed into
thc station and up In front of
the police sergeant at the
night desk. The tGuardS.
men iammed In behind their
captive.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Cleveland Sends
Soccer Stars

What on paper appears to be
the best soccer game Of the sea-
son here is scheduled for Mack
Park this Sunday with Detroit s
German United Club facing the
Cleveland All-Stars.
The game. a semifnal match
of the Midwest trials of the Ma
tional Challenge Cup competition,
is slated for 3 p. m.
A junior game at 1890 and an
old-timers' contest at 1:30 p. m.
precede the cup game. Lineup OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Western Conference
Track Summaries
POINT SCORING


Illinois s5i, Michigan 50 Is Minnesota
ara Ohio state az Purdue 2ois Wiscon.
SIN i4's. Indiana Q. Iowa. Chicago. North
Discus throv-won by JACK Dusser. ohic
STATE l47 feet 5 inches second Holton
Pe,s Biom Illinois. l2e feet ga inches
l2s fee, I inch MN. Lou AEase. Illinois
shot Put-won by ceorE, ruch Wisconsin
IS feet , inches. third JACK DugEer Ohio
state IS feet "a. inches. fourth Charles
Slsse. Ohio state. ~ feet inches nth
one Nile Run-won BY Ross and Rober,
Hume. Michigan tiei. third walter Fair
servis. Michigan. fourth. Robert Thomason
Michigan nm. John Mitchell. Indiana
4Io-Ysrd Run-won BY Robert Kelly, III
nois. second Richard Forrettel. Michiran,
third. Geoffe shepherd. Mlehiran. fourth
Illinois Time :4s4
ioo.Ysrd Dssh-won by ceorse walker
sofa. third william Buster. Illinois fourth
Ben Harvey Purdue, NTH. Al Zimmerman
Illinois Time 90 o
sso-Yard Run-won by Robert kelley
Robert Hume. MichiFGn MN. Fred sWsIuen
22o.yafd dssh-Won hy Maree Gonzalez
Illinois Boris Dimanchon. Purdue second
Ben Harvey. Purdue. third william buster
Illinois, fourth orval johnson. Michigan,
nf'h Time o
Broad iump-won by Henry Aihara. Illinois
% feet 4' inches Ray Thsrp, Minnesota
Minnesota third ~ feet 81. inches Marx
Brownttcin Minnesota 'our.h 81 f--' ~
inches Boris Dimanchon, Purdue, hfth. ~
fect.4f- inches
Hirh jump-won by Richard KrnatrieE
Purdue s feet q. inches John McNso
Ni~hiran and Georre Kilen, Minnesota sec
ond feet inch ttiel. Henry hihhra
Illinois, and Roger Miller Purdue fourth
feet ffiel.
,Twe-rnile run - won By Charles Birdscll
Michigan second Ross Hume. Michigan
third william LAWSON Wisconsin fourth
KniTht Wooster. Wisconsin NTH. Calvir
Davis Purdue Time so
22o-yafa lev hurdles - Won BY Georg
walker Illinois second Pay Tharp Mime
sota third Robert Cranston. Minnesota
fourth Charles Dykcma Nichigan- NTH
Charles Burshardt. Illinois Timc--;23
Onn-u-N+ re'ay-Won nv Nichirau tRober
Mann william Mcconnell George Shepherd
u'ohard F0rres'ell. Illinois second Purdue
ihird Wisconsin, fourth. Ohio State, hfth
Time-327i
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Probable Pitchers
By United Press
AAaI AZ IIALII

&, Louis JsEucn 2-3 and Hollingsworth
OIL ., New York BOrcvy 6-l and Bevens
81 two games
CHICAGO HAYNES 3-3 and Haynes 3-3l ~
Boston Ferris SO and ONeili IL l.
DETROIT Neghouser As and Mueller
90 al Warrington tHaefner Ia and
Leonard 3-2J two games
Chicago Reynolds AZ and Emb.ee "a
a. Philadelphia KneTT 2-3 and CaSsaWsy
1-21. two games
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN lombard 3-2 and Chapman
la al Chicago (Prim o. and Pssseau % ,
two games
New YORK tvolselle 30 and Fisher OIL ;
A. Pittsburgh lSeWell 3-4 and Butcher 81
Boston Logan Ia and Javery 1-2l a,
Cincinnati walters is and Carter l-2
two games
Phiisdelphia tSohAnx o-s and Kennedy o-2l
az ST Louis (creel 20 and Byerly IL
two games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27
Capt. Built Named
Coach at Calvin

GRAND RAPIDS, May 26 (INS
Capt. John c. Built serving with
the army in France, has been
named new athletic coach at Cal
vim College. Built, former Calvin
an-around athlete, has 95 points,
but will not be discharged imme-
diately. He will take over here
upon discharge and succeeds Al
MuySken.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-27

is visiting here on his first leave
in year.
Potsy will address the an
nual track and baseball BAN
quet here Monday night. The
commander rates with Red
Grange in Illinois football his
tory.
Big Ten coaches gathered
here exchanged information
about their stars now serving
in the various branches of the
armed forces. Harry StruhI-
dreher of Wisconsin said most
of the stars of his 1912 team
are now officers in the marines,
the majority of them in the
Pacific area.