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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Sgt. Smith Wins
Bronge Star Medal

WITH THE osrd INFANTRY
DIVISION. Morotai Netherlands
East Indies For eritor fons
services IN direct support ~ mi
litarv operations on Doucainyillc
Island. New Gunea and the
Netherlands East Indies Fifteen
members Of the osrd Infantry pi-
vision have hecn presented with
the Hronze star Medal
The only Nhchiean recipient ~
the award was Sergeant La1ell
Smith. 294i Hendricks street pe-
troit who was cited for services
at Morotai Netherlands East In
dies, from April II 70 Nav 49,
1945. with Service COMPANY IS h
Infantry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15

teacher OF physical education
in the Chicago Park district be-
fore coming overseas for the
American Red Cross almost three
years ago
Il didn't expect 10 find myself
in the meet he explained II
went over as coach for the Chan
mel Base team Of Gls In Eng
land. a special service officer
suggested IL might he good
idea II 7 took part fisarcd T
couldn't hc any rasficr than %
,ot n other people"
Claude Walton thinks his throw
n ~ feet three inches w,s
lousy huf Il was II feet brit
ter than tho Second contender
c;l could do Tho last evon' ~
tho moot was tho shot-pnt and 10y
virtue Of Claude Walton's taking
third the final score stood io7 To-
ioc IN favor of Tho Americans
Claude Walton doesn't know
when he'll soc his Denver homo
At sol5 California street again.
II no can he assigned ~ tho Rcd
Gross athletic program for tho
army N occupation. he may stay
over another year But he docsn 3
think he'll 60 in much for com
pctiiive sports in the future
I'm getting Ia be an old man.
he explains. at 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
WILLIS.EDDY
IN WORKOUTS

Large cruwds watched Leroy
Willis and Bill Eddy as rhoy took
ipcir initial workout A. me George
Williams GYM 1925 Woodward.
for their scheduled lo-rouna stare
liehtNeiehi championship ncht AZ
the Olympic Friday
Willis Who his not had much
experience NTH leff-handed op-
ponents worked Out with Harold
,Jamaica smith Detroit Weller
Weight and Willie Anderson ne.
troit bantamweicht Both o. his
opponents fought from lefl-
handed stance
After tho drll Willis said that
most pconle think he never foasht
. left-handor and added that that
was mistake
II fonehi Cecil Jones IN my third
professional fich'" he recalled
"and Knocked him os' in Two
rounds aiso trained Benny Go'd-
herr for bis firht with Billy MI
Ter of PITTSBURGH A. The olymria
two wears ago Renuy is one ~ the
host lefi-hanfod featherUeieht- IN
the country and 7 didn't find hts
style So difffrli 10 solve expect
10 do all ricr' 0iih Eddy"
Eddy devoted MS vorkau' IS
sharpenln~ up his punthius II
have been > litie slow 10 throw
ing MY lof' hand he said I'm
gong ~ let II ~ little faster IN
the fisht with Wills"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Willie Bryant Show Makes One
Nieht Stand AT Goldman Field


GOODMAN FIELD Ky. 'ANr)
Hot from lIarlcm Yia air trans
Port to Goldman field and back
was the itinerary Of the Willie
ant'Cmb Murrain show last
Tuesday
The entire show minus the
cub Murrian orchestra loft the
Newark airport in GO Army
transport plane which had flown
in from Goldman field. unique
all-Neero ar base.
piloted hv Isl It. Daniel
James Pensacola. Fla and Mai,
Lee Dayiord. Washington, y. c,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Lightweight Champ
Has A Close Call

II was not until the last rouna
Friday night when Ike Williams
knocked Mexican MEX Moran 10
mo canvas. that Tho victor IN me
hont was evident. Williams. o ~
fayoriie. seemed to be unrelaNcd
ne Moran time aud again matched
him blow for blow. Finally in
tho last round. Williams uncorked
his famous attack and all but
finished his opponent or.
Eight thousand spectators palp
eescinoo 10 sec the hrawl The
title was not at stake
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-09-15
Old Ma" Wins
Discus Throw

IT lEAvRE. France amp
,fhosh he hasn't had discus
N' hand for four years Claude
N5 m Denver. now an Amer
nn ged Cross club director
occntly won the discus
a hugo inter-aIlicd track
Hs London In addition, Nv
third in shof-rn' he
e in the points which de-
DO meet in favor Of tho
fN cans.
lduate Of the University
~ nfado. Claude Walton VAS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-04
Guests II.r'c sunday.

Alien Struthcr, of Utica. New
York. and Graham Tart and SON.
Graham Tart, Jr. of Franklin, Viz
gina. were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. (. Page, Jr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-04

Miss Virginia Vincent has returned
after spending a few days IN SaVau-
nan, Georgia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Livestock M arket

HOGS-1sO. active strong eli good and
choice barraVs and gifts over lso los At
Sl4 90 c,iiing price al good and choice
snws unevenly Sl3.7Ss14l5. For week al
CATTLE-30O an classes cattle active.
firm ~ weeks unevrBy higher .eveis broad
clearance Compared last Thursday. SlauEh-
trs steers ytarllngs and hcifeTs fully 20c
fiEner lower grades w most weeks top
Si6Th far choice Sla-25 lbs FED steers
bulk good and choice fed steers and ycsriiugs
STA 5Ool6 IS. most common and medium
Sl20t4 cutlery Nght weights down 20 50
hrifcrs mostly Ni4 down very aggressive
COW market az uneyenly and sharply hiFher
prices back o. wears high time bulk com-
mon and medium beef COWS $lOal2 so,
few better cons Sl3ul3 SO or above. can
rsu and cutters mostly 81 Q. mixed cutter
and common COWS, 80 so bulls assoc
h'rher very active bulk common 20 good
sausage bulls Sllal3 good beet bulls SIS
Obs so or better. load choic, fcshy 500
lbs feeder steers SIS SO steady
CAlNES-l5O. vealcrA mostly steady today
tssIers 81 90 late top ST. so weeks top
SIS so. FAIR srrinkinr better veaIers SIS
c.uuon and medium, $50 rs SO culis. SIS
SiEEP-i 600. lambs and sheep steady
top lambs SIC 40 Compared last weeks
-.ss slaughter lambs and sheer $500
riEhcr weeF TOP CHOICE 90 lbs ga western
lambs SIG so late bulk good ane choice
SIS rs 40 most medium and good Sli
ais. so common and medium Sl2013 so.
cuIls S6nll. good and choice l07.lfs lbs
fst ewes topped az 50. bulk fsf ewes, So
2 so Gull ewes 50 soaS.S0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Stocks Rally
In Late Deals

NEW YORK. Feb. s. QNS)-
The stock market today met scat
tered resistance in the forenoon
but, duplicating Wednesdays pat
tern, rallied before the close.
Trading volume amounted TO
only 100000 shares in the first
hour but Increased 10 more than
325, 900 the next hour when buy
ing tendencies appeared.
The backing and filling in
Steels and motors typified market
movements. Chrysler and u. S.
Steel dipped at the start but
recovered, the auto stock netting
- by midday. Rail issues eased
fractionaiiy and rested. Gains Of
less than a half point were re-
corded in aViationS once the group
overcame opening hesitancy. Cop
pers. communications and utili-
ties were barely changed.
Sinclair Oil sold at 1914, up y.
Montgomery Ward, u. S. Rubber
and J. /. Case Jagged. American
Can. Pepsi-Cola and Libby-Owens-
Ford improved. Foods, amuse-
mentS and building issues were
quiet and mixed.
Curb prices improved. Bids for
rail bonds were mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
tx Thwdrts
Policy Racket

NEW YORK, Feb. s (UP)-The
New York Stock and Curb Ex-
changes, at the suggestion Of
Mayor F. III. LaGuardia. who is
waging a drive against the num-
bers racket, announce that they
will report their hourly and daily
sales volume in round approximate
figures instead of actual totals.
The mayor informed the ex-
changes that the last three figures
OF their present volume totals are
being used as the payoff in
numbers game OF widespread pop
ularity, making the work of the
police Increasingly difficult.
The Big Board" stock and bond
totals, beginning today, will be
nearest multiples of 10000 shares
and $4,000. respectively.
On and after Feb. Is, the Curb
will report its stock sales in null
tiples nearest 5000 shares.
The last three figures of Curb
bond sales are quoted in ciphers,
and therefore the Curb had TO
make no change here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Plan Loans
For Europe

WASHINGTON, Feb. s INS)
Warren Lee Pierson, president
Of the Export-Import Bank, today
disclosed details Of the admins
tration plan TO expand the lending
power of the bank for heavy post
war credits 10 the Wartorn coun-
tries of Europe.
In an exclusive statement 70
International News Service, Pier
son disclosed that he and Leo
Crowley, foreign economic adj
ministrator would shortly ask
Congress for an appropriation
amounting 10 several times the
banks present lending authority
of S7OO.OOO,OO0.
The amount 10 be- asked is not
yet determined. State depart
ment officials have suggested
$1,000 900, 900. PierSon said 81,
600, OO0.00O would be all the bank
could handle
The first step, however, must
be the repeal OF the Johnson act
which prohibits lending 10 coun-
tries in default 10 the u. S gov
eminent The administration is
already on record as desiring the
removal Of this restriction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SATURDAY
SATURDAY

100 .. m.-Class B--Fort PARA Recreation.
House. Bill Tucker Class C-FiSheE Body
Wings, Guy Tucker. Class D-CadetI. Frank
Haskell; RoughneckS Murray NV. James
Edwards Dispatchtu. Oct Edison. W.
Liaton. Liais0n EnE., Chry. Tank ArSenAl. y.
senese Class E-Hurricanes. Fisher Body,
Norman Gasswint, Inspectors, bet Edison.
Eugene Zimmerman. Cremlins. Great Lakes,
Joe Caliewaert. Purchasing No, /, TemStsdt.
Edgar Herbst
4so-CIass C-Prcss steel. Dodge Main.
Joe kamin. ChrySer Local 400, UAW-CIO,
Roy Jacobs. Sghmidt's Beer. TTshshFufstion.
Fred Hahn. White Sox. Briggs-VernoT, J.
Mccormick, Class D-Browns Garage. st.
wurms. Leo srock WV Post 27O6 spill.
Local 946 4 Adamltes' Rogers, Packard
Aircraft. J. Rogers UpsetteTs, Bundy EN-
ployes. Roland stein. Class E-Motor City
die No g. Wayne smith Lynch Road
Weldert Local 3. NJ KOwalski, Southeastern
Recreation. Red seal. Larry Freeman RE
so-Class B-Detroit oyerallS .crsndwsy
Orient senior BOZ schon. Glass c-KaIly
American. Crosse Pie Woods Businessmen's.
Mike DuiotEky vic's Bar. y Warren House.
Joe Murdoch RANGERS. Cadillac Crsftkmen,
oscar Barbara War WORKERS X. p
Wo0dcrait, George Roberts No. 10 Conner
Div, r. Sergeant. shipping AmpleK Day
I'd Paszk0 AAA Our Lady Of Help. walter
MACK Vest End Rec House stephen
Glass -E-MilcheII 4 Smith No. 2. W. &.
Junior. EsH Johnson. No. !, Stanley SOcha
Lucky 5 Pattard George Schultz, Expert
mental Dept, ChTyNcT office. Frank Wang
Ter YOua h Buds Coal W End Rec, Junior
Lns AssysI cas- Pattern Old GiOfy. Adeiph
Jansen
Io:oo-Clam B-Eau side Sports Metre
Catholic, - Dupse Sterling Coal. Metro
Catholic Ted 1reizer. Jeans Super Service
Van Born Community Jean Ia Tsone. 7. 7
Lahey Undertaken Lucky Strike Senior. {
Stokes. Detroit Recreation Travelling Art
schultz Class C-hPs Stores PACKARD Ma
riuc. Traverse Palmer Bee. Ind Steel
BIZ WicHsIa JsE Bar. Polish Falcons. John
A-lcik Ii {. Construction Co, Van
Born Community. Howard Noble Meyer S.
X. II. p War Workers. John veresh. Panama
CAFE. Lucky Strike JuulgE, Max LeHiI. Fal-
con Plumbing - Joseph. Ralph Boyk Fays
krgtaurart Ca1iitHc $50. KaDu LERJSf
Class D-Besveis Rice Mems Bible Class
y Lehman John l. WysOch Funeral Home
TrsushRurati0u. George Gross Class p
Ha-uuarrs fsrEar9 BanWsrth SpooiI
Local Lss Heck, Aces. Property Club
Hugo Gucrriui
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
S New
In Business
REQ Outlook Bright
for War or Peace
THE DETROIT TIMES
BY WARD SCHULTZ

REQ Motors. Inc, in 1914 did
by a wide margin the greatest
volume of business in its 40
year history. with sales approx
mating S8O,0O0OOO compared
with the previous high OF S4s,-
0OU,000 IN 1929
Untitled orders now total
about $4,000 900 and, provided
military requirements continue
10 hold at a high level, Indicate
the likelihood Of even greater
production this year.
Should the military demand
be curtailed following a conclu-
sion OF the war in Europe, it is
likely that stepped-up civilian
truck production might SubStan-
tally utilize any production
capacity thus made idle
Based on earnings reported
for the nine months ended Sept.
30 last. net profits for 1914
after provision for Tenegotiation
and other charges. should betp-
wards of S2,25O.O0O. or between
S4.S5 and s. per share, against
$50 927. or Sl87 a share in
1915
The.company'S heavy wartime
production schedules. together
with efforts of a new manage
ment which took over IN 1871.
have substantially buttreSsed
Rcos trade position since civil
ian production was curtallcd
early in 1912.
Working capital, estimated at
between S7,500.000 and 5000
600, is stronger than in many
years.
Plans have been made 10 sub
Stantially broaden the REQ truck
line 10 cover approximately 80
per cent of the overall truck
field. Features of postwar trucks
will center around reductions in
per mile operating costs and i'm
provements in driver comfort
features and design
Civilian trucks accounted for
less than 10 per cent Of last
years total sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Curb Unit Requests
Holt Stock Removal

NEW YORK, Feb. S-The COM
mittee on listing OF the New
York Curb Exchange has author
ICED filing with the SEC of an
application 10 strike the Class A
common. no par. Of Henry Holt
& Co, Inc from listing and
registration for the reason that,
in opinion of the committee. the
number Of shares IF this stock
which remains outstanding has
become so reduced as 10 make
inadvisable further dealings on
the exchange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Grains Hit
by Selling

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 GNS) -
Grains broke sharply today on
heavy liquidation.
Rye was the weakest and tum-
bied as much as Sc before recov-
erlng partially. May dropped 314c
to Sl.1lB.
Wheat and oats dropped as
much as 2Ac and corn Use be-
fore meeting with important sup
port.
AT the close wheat was 2hc TO
2asc off with May at S1619s.
Corn finished 1c TO Use off,
oats 2Bc 10 csc lower, rye Sc
to Sac off and barley zc TO
/ sc off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Jeep Cuff Links

Everything down at WHY'S is
done in a jeep motif lately.
Ward Canaday, WHY'S board
chairman, carries. a money clip
in the form of a jeep, they have
jeep paper weights and jeep
models all over the place.
Most interesting are the solid
gold ieep cuff links which Cana
day had made by a New York
jeweler. Even the little wheels
turn.
After the CaSabianCa confer
ence, Canaday sent a set to
Churchill. Stain, Kai-shek and
President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Reverse Rumor

With Chrysler Corp stock
lowering close to the hundred
dollar a share mark. brokerage
circles have put a reverse twist
on the much rumored possibility
of stock split.
Where for years they pre-
dicted that the split was I'M
pending, they now announce
that although the stock is
around 500 a share and A split
up would be practical" any
such action AT this time Is very
unlikely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Whitman Barnes Vets
Given Gold Watches

Whitman & Barnes division Of
United Drill and Tool Corp today
announced the presentation Of
gold watches 10 two more en-
ployes who have completed %
years Of service. The new mem
bers of the "W, & B. 25-Year
Club are Harold PTImean and
Zoltan Hanko, who received the
awards from NJ. J. KeariRS preSl-
dent of the firm. at a dinner party
al The Fort Shelby Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
ADVERTISEMENT
BRONCHIAL.
COUGHS!
Or Bronchial lrritsiions Due 10 Colds
Buekley's Famous "CAkADlOL"
Mixture Acts Like a Flash

Spend a few cents today az Cunning
hams, KinsePs and all good drug stores
for bottle Of Buckley's CANADIOL
Mixture triple acting). Take a couple
.ot sips at bedtime. Feel its instant
powerful effective action spread through
Throat. head and bronchial tubes. IL
starts az once TO loosen up thick, chok-
ing phiegm, soothe raw membranes and
make breathing easier.
Sufferers from those persistent, nasty
Irritating coughs or bronchial irrita-
tions due 10 colds find Buckley's brings
quick and effective relief. Don't wait
get Buckley's Canadiol today. You
lget relief instantly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Detroit Shows Gain
In Gas Consumption

The gas send-out in the Detroit
district for the week ended Feb. 8
was SIS, 2170O0 cubic feet, the
Consolidated Gas CO. re-
ported today an increase of l22,-
$4,000 cubic feet compared with
the corresponding week last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
SUNDAY

10 DO m-tlass B-Mlss's Hi-speed
ILyonis Rec HenV Tqdbsl. Great LsseI
Glass C--Csciilac ss0-Cslort Coal. Gino
Iifacciaa Ctdi..sc Rec Howard Guy b z,
a-E5Ry joe A'-.AFS5! f.fGFFs St'fii service
ri.sr Junior r. Psrser worms Clothes
PssEafd lss mi.t ssienis Ysntees Bonn
sllie John Drobot Class D-Acc0untinF
DcTuit Times x. Mares. Bombers. Fisher
Site owls John Watson Dies. De Soto.
fgna.d Ersw H1ugy Gr'cerles hscs- blvd o.
alleviate S1x Pau DeUrJsks ClA. p
Ath,eucE TED Eodlra Brown Bin Eoiwtl,
b 5sJs s iof Peoa See. F Iaefy As,
Hu.Hs Plymouth and Shlf;-Too! Room
~ 4 Gearge morse saysgs, c. Dtsr
EaFiast1 ~. yia' b., human = Tsyi5f.win.
zippcfs n A wgyd~orth. Lis,on CTu.l.
oos-,la~ C--AItos Lager Ritter Junior
p1n "l1 zeri't Local lo4. Def Inter
inrs' CLAIRE Hehalal Class D-Aen,irAls
lnG " cticsF9 Junior / Miller GuHnsrs
L'fsl stan Frukus Layout Inlp. Div
ie'ali,t' "'IefE De-, 80 PUB
saaa. 81 ssnte Urd,fdsfs Centennial
l4ui.r Ll.l.n boGrsufs t. Ing Tsnsrrs
Vincent Ross cutter Cunesy Loca. 49,
Flaf.ar HsmrfD.E Coast Cusrtf Piymogth
81 VISION John DrgtAr Class E-Ocd Five
Dotfs Lo-s. 9 Adam AvsUn Speciai Tools.
f.tse-s.,ra ~r- As~hrslsv. -Sunn+rs IS
hudson w,lnel standards. Pontiac Mo
So--cla~ C-Gny Hub OF NJ
Rsg p-ersl c4H-r Nsrse' Wsusn
H--sl- Kay AGct-A. Material Control, -Dlslel
tsi..g-' Don saarAo h1fgs Enf cub
81 Tslisf Ts's Srr-'r ----T-rTzrT7 ytt't
~ Centre En.p stel Guns'on sapst
RE s2E-R,rni Esr'ur George Onsy
E1t9ni Bros lHf kr,siiAn Lincoln PATs
ps- p,g Fsy.srr TrSt,,e SIR Pua,trt-
Rubber CHseEsrs G. sseuEef inE spots.
Ipta Tir.I. John Doue.es Flsu. Gas CO
IT. rs-s F.5-s 'u.d.u, rrrs Algefsf LeRsy
CiFrr Hcau 81. o. Norge Eng Club Tony
1arn i-rTsassr O. /" uiese. Firing Line
leo Wsftln,a oia,, C-sa.,sss Inspee,i71
oc.se.H q Nome tsysg5y. mierams,ie
SENIOR loan F.ssr- J5s Jsrloui-r stots
~ 500 t=f-f--f t7---s-~. sf.sii4- e4-.. D.
70 9 p tsT- TNfy n0miri.E E73srt't
srae.r bono wll'e Harry Hsstiey.
-c.0 Fa1 General DE, Cr.p Louis ode
F-s st Hfl.s .' u,-.s Ai, 'a cutter Gina
luF Dt'foV diesel % Dubitl
oo-oia~ A-De'rgi, Tines Au-s,aI
.Hsf.. .r'.H"A '.N.H FFfEFtfl'ill. |'f
Tau.lf Cgsa-Da.A Urr-y Ehrlr Anger Manu-
fsg'arnE Nv Classic Russell Anger
gHfHut Canadian A.t. Cer'rAi Travelling
C,ar Hfl..r class B-OIrb-u Central
travelling stan SHHCEFy. Capitol Tool EAst-
su rrsysurg PRED Mige- FSirwsy COT
gnler->ot.I'1 hs'I tranE Dgor, H,t1t
= .erardsfs Ca'.tr. Post D'fire John Mans
stt Nri-s CtF Parssft James Yosur..
. 10 E.rrtg.ra- WE.'s.rr House Joe GitsCuc.
IanrI1 Service Tsa N.U Rec Tom Dis
rtlus Detroit irons DIV --NasiersE Bruno
Ns4t-as Z.~urrw8n Don Zimr'rman
Class DID Ear Jolly Mike A.tsfis
Peters a Dalton LDcsl SOC Euiei Verb0uV
CIR. CHm4ass pY-Fc Main Stan Pitcfs
ClAss T-&s'eua Pontiac Eng. . Terry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09

its electric &C
counting m "a
chimes division
in Detroit.
Seefeldt has
spent IS years
with the firms
sales unit in
Chicago during
which time he
nine times at
tanned member
5 hip in I h e
C o m p a n y $
Hundred p er
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Federal Action?

Industrial circles are buzzing
with the rumor that a Detroit
manufacturer, whose name has
become prominent only since the
war, is facing some kind Of
federal action.
WPB repeatedly takes tran
scripts of all his speeches and
has a bulky Scraphook on his
activities as part of its exhibit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
EDWARD &. BUDD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

thladriphias IA
The Board 81 Directors ~ meeting held
January 2s'n declared regular quarterly
dividend of 81 % per share on al s. 90
Cumulative Pfi0r Preferred shares Of the
company outstanding on February II. ig45
payable March lg4i % holders thereof
~ record February II ls45 Transfer
books VIII not re closed Checks Will be
mailed PAUL ZESS. Treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
164 Elves Try
Times Sweeps

One hundred and sixty-four
teams try their luck this week
end in The Detroit Times Sweep
Stakes at Chene-Trombly. Glasses
d and r are heaviest" with 40
and so, respectively.
Foremost of the four "A" teams
Is Henry w Ehrle's Coca-Cola,
defending champion, winner a
year ago on 1863. Joe Szuch. Joe
Reese, Bill Luoma, Joe PlaSky and
Ehrle form this team.
Andy Stefanis Kings and
Queens tournament gets going
Sunday at Cadillac, entries clos
ing Saturday. Teams are made up
of two women and three men.
First prize Is SIPS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
NORRIS 1877 TENTH

One change is noted in the city
first 10. Steve Morris of Seven
Eleven goes into tenth place with
1877, third on Detroit Times
Classic board. Cy Goralczyk's 1873
leaves him eleventh. Rudy Walby
and Fred Brcckles share twelfth
on 1872.
John CrimminS and Joe Norris
engage Steve Charney and John
Farkas, a former Petersen winner.
st West End Recreation, 1861 w.
Jefferson, tonight al 7 o'clock.
Tower stopped Colonial last
night al Wurm's Recreation, Yer
nor had two from Altoona and En-
terprise swept three 20 leave the
Women'S Major League race a
three club affair. Vernon leads
Colonial by one game and Enter
prise by two with 33 10 go
Olympic posted 2724, Louise
Stockdale SIS, in winning from
. Chene-Trombly, whose Irene Ziru-
AnerInan took 54S Of PASS. Gene
We've Liberda hit 572 for Rain
bow.
Joe Norris. Tony Novak and Ira
Wilson Five are listed today
among the Michigan Major
Leagues crowd pleaserS. Norris
had 225-276-235 for 1876 for StreA
last night, Novak 255-232-224 for
I'll for Suffrin. and Wilson stole
T. e. BIS thunder with a 5000 even.
l. g. p had Is pins less
Vulcan'S Walter wilkins had
SIS. Herman Gibson. F. & p. 676
and Bill Morland. Auto Club, GA
Louis Burr. Suffrin. 667.
Wilson'S l057-10i0-1103 Included
George Gingerellas 633 Tony Lin
b dcnanns 625. BM SchlickerS s5l,
Tony Norano's 626, and Mike
Augello'S Cos
Stfoh held It's three-game lead
IN taking two from Vulcan, 3099
II eft : +. & Is Cradtcd tw-u- on
3ls5 20 Playdum'S 1858, and for
tho latter count Warren Hoffman's
6G3 was largely responsible
Standards middle of 1851 was
a new second on the board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
Business Machines
Names New Manager

international Business Machines
Corp. announces the promotion Of
William Seefeldt 10 manager Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09


Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts paid In i9d4 unless designated nv
an aSteriSk In which case the dividend Vas
paid or payable In isAs and constitutes the
total amount paid on the Aiock this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-09
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Palmer PARK VI Paris alleys Ia ArchwAy
W. Ira Wilson. 81 Aviation Va Rainbow
So WEIGH Va Delrsy rs Chcne-Trom5ly
vs.. Nye 9-iO. Roberts vs. Kopyiu ll-l2,
e. Palm Beach Recreation. 1920 Meyers
road, . p. m
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