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scholarship. She has natriculated
at the University of Nebraska. A
graduate of the University Of Kan
sas, she will study for year and
then assume work in the home ser
vice department., of the veterans
rehabilitation program.
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A request for support to the recent
tWo-year generalization plan of
General Marshall was sent last
week to President Harry s. Tru-
man by Dr. Max Yergan, president
of the National Negro Congress.
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Prevented From
Full Reporting
Authorities
Feared Morale
"Detriment"
BY FRANK E. BOLDEN
(NNPA War Correspondent

Press censorship in, the various
theaters during the past war sell
dom permitted correspondents
to report in full on the practice OF
segregation and discrimination as
exercised against Negro troops by
their fellow-white Americans.
Under the hackneyed excuse that
the Army was not laboratory Tor
the solution of social problems,
the usual mentally miscreant and
sordid segment of our American
family, which has always been out
of step with the Constitution and
principles of democracy, appeared
to be more intent upon carrying
Dixie prejudice to the four corners
of the earth than in concentrating
it's entire effort towards stopping
the Axis juggernaut.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

winners with the PGA touring golf CTS, and tall E. J. tDutch) Harrison of Little Rock. usually one of the top finishers, led the way into the second round of the Fort Worth S10,000 Open today. Each fashioned a two-under- par 69 yesterday.
 CHICAGO, Dec IS. Leslie M. O'Connor, who was secretary for 2h years to the late Baseball Commis- sioner K M Landis, moves into his offices as General Manager of the Chicago White Sox.
 One of the most startling changes O'Connor plans is to introduce color into the soX of the White Sox. No longer will the Chicago Americans wear the pale hose of yore. O'Con- nor visualizes the team going in for colorful legwear of red, white and blue
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
SHORTS ANn SHELLs

Bert Bell, who likes to talk for the forgotten men of pro football, argues that the threat of compe- titicn is good for the National League. Tt has made 'em realize there's 10 teams in the league, 9 Bert declares. Optimism note
 Chuck Hostetler the 40-year-old Detroit outfielder who distinguished himself by falling down in the world series, visited Jack zeller after the series to talk about a contract" Matty Brescia, former GI sport scribe for Polar Tech" is beating the drums for the International Sportsmen's show. The New Mexico School of Mines has come up with a seven- foot, one-inch basketball center, Emmett Morganthaler, freshman. As a result, 6-foot-9 Bob Ray her has been shifted to forward, where a little guy has a chance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
BASkET

 The following are final scores of basketball games played last night in various parts of the country: Duke 50; Davidson B.
 North Carolina 65; Catawba 32 Missouri GA; Nebraska 54. Indiana State Teachers 66; Ore gon 48
 De Paul University 75; University of Washington 50. Kansas II; Kansas State 46 New Mexico 38; New Mexico A and M 31,
 Texas 37; Southeastern Oklahoma State 34. Texas Christian 46; Texas Tech 42. Williams Field AT; Arizona 50. Southern California 38; Santa Barbara Marines p.
 Utah State 37; Montana 36 (Mis- soula tournamenD
 California 43; College of Pacific 26.
 Washington State 69; Whitman 26. South Dakota 61; Wayne tNeb) Teachers 46.
 Idaho 48; Montana State 34 (Mis- soula Tournament)
 Colorado A and M 5l; Colorodo State 29
 <3--~ DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
CRIMSON BEARS , DEFEAT HUsKIES
 BY SCORE 35-1S

Juneau High Crimson Bears de- feated the Douglas High Huskies 35 to 28 in Juneau High gymnasium last night in the first of five Gastineau Channel Championship games to be played during the City Basketball League. Winner of three out of five of the games will be proclaimed as Gastineau Channel Champion.
 Last nights session brought out the largest number of fans attend ing a league game this season. Ju- neau High students perfaced the game with a full-dress parade, with band and official pep squad leaders, through the streets of the city yes .ade was Platte Davis, J-Hi song lead 6l,
 Douglas Flights official cheering section last night was smaller than the colorful Juneau section, but the Husky packers made up for this and the lack of a band with spirited cheers, screams and constant noise-  making ability.
 Juneau High players were in Al form and Douglas Huskies fought hard and enthusiastically. AL though Bach, high man on the Illus fky deam, ran up IT points and Dick Mccormick ', the Douglas team in general was unable to cope with the strong defense action of such Grim sen Bears as Aase, Merritt and Mead Besides Bach and McCor- mick, the only other scoring Husky last night was L. Bennett with 4 points.
 High men on the Juneau team were Aase with 8 points, Mead with g points, and Hogins with 8 points. From the standpoint of pass work and speed, other outstanding players on the fast-moving Bears team were Schmitz, Sanford and Klein.
 Box scores last night were:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.

CLEVELAND. Dec. IS = Adam Walsh, who'll send his Cleveland Rams against the Washington Red- skins in the pro football playoft tomorrow is the first pro coach to come out of the college ranks and win a sectional title in his first season. PotSy Clark and Dutch Bergman won the titles but only after they had been around a few years. When an oversize snow removal truck-the kind that melts the snow before hauling it away, got stuck in the middle of the field yesterday, someone suggested it wouldn't be any harder to move than Rattlesnake Matheson <. Another proposal was just to leave 1t there and maybe Steve Bagarus would run right into it and dis appear As far as Cleveland is concerned, Jeff Heath is as extinct as the Heath men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

Sucre, Bolis-l, was founded in 1888 by the Spaniards as an ad- vance post for their treasure hunt ing expedition into the interior
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
BEAU JACK GETS
 GIFT N0D OVER
 GARY SCRAppER
Decision Against Willie Joyce in Garden Bout
 Derided by Crowd
By TED MEIER

NEW YORK, Dec 15,-Beau Jack. the "AIillion-Dollar Kid" is back fighting again and seems destined to resume his pre-Army service role of being one of boxings greatest attractions.
 The former lightweight champion from Augusta, Ga, returned to ac- ton at Madison Square Garden last night by gaining an unanimous To- round decision over Willie Joyce, of Gary, Ind, the years most active boxer
 Announcement of the decision, however, was greeted by a noisy demonstration of disapproval Many in the crowd Of l6.23l Cgross gate $70,07D apparently thought Joyce. a to l underdog, had won
 Ringsiders, too, were divided. Some agreed with Referee Benny Leon ard and Judges Frank Forbes and Jim Hagen, but others thought Jcyces ability at nullifying the ef- feet of Jacks punches by taking them on his glov7s and elbows gain ed him an edge The Associated Press had Joyce on top, five rounds to four with one even. A rematch in February seems virtually certain.
 Weighing IA, the heaviest of his career, the Beau started off like a whirlwind. He swarmed over Joyce with furry of blows. Twice he staggered While with rights to the head.
 Joyces boxing skill soon asserted itself, however, and while the Beau continued to lead, Wilie's ducking and feinting made him miss a lot in the ensuing rounds.
 In the late rounds, Joyce, 13714, shifted from iabs and counter rights to a body attack. He made Jack give ground several times during a furry Of exchanges. The Beau, too, seem- ed to tire while Willie got stronger At the end Jack had a cut over his right eye. Joyce was unmarked.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

Cowbirds Sictinize about 75 bird species in eastern America by laying eggs in their nests for them to hatch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
HOTEL, RESTAURANT EMPLOYEES ELECT NEW
 OFFICERS FOR LOCAL

Tn their annual election held Dec 10, by the Hotel and Res taurant Employees Local, No 87l, the following officers were chosen
 President, Dorothy V. Plum; Vice-President, Dolly Knudsen; Recording Secretary, Nell Mary Kneeland; Secretary Treasurer Julius Heinemann; Business Agent Ed. M. Gilkey; Inspector, Bill Wong, reelected for tenth time Trustees. Oscar Whiteside, Ferr Eaton and Cledamae Shanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

Lions have been known to jump as far as 20 feet, and also can clear a barrier nine feet high.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

Empire want-aas bring resuias'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

ASHTON, Idaho, Dee. 15.-The Ashton Dog Derby Association has announced that it's famed canine team race, held annually on Wash ingtcn's birthday during peacetime, would be revived next February 22 after a rour-year lapse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. Jeff Heath may be somewhat hard to get along with but he can drive in more than 100 runs per season.
 That's what Washington's Sen ators like about yesterdays deal which brings the burly Cleveland bad boy to the capital in exchange for George Case. se-stealing ex- pert
 With Heath rounding out a hard hitting outfield which includes stan Spence and Buddy Lewis, the Sen ators think they can slug it out with any team in the league, in- cluding the New York Yankees and the champion Detroit Tigers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
HEADLINE HEADLrNER

Headline in a Chicago news paper: Nelson rejects African golf offer" What did it say-"Fade me2"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15

CHICAGO. Dec 1.-Two West Coast basketball teams were soundly beaten here last night in the semi finals of the De Paul Invitational Tournament. The University of Washington fell to the pOwerhouse De Paul quintet, 75 to 30, and in the first game of a twin bill, In diana State Teachers walloped the University of Oregon. 66 to AS. To- night, De Paul squares off against Indiana State in the title gama. Oregon and Washington will battle for third place in an all-West Coast affair
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Princess Norah, from south, due late tomorrow afternoon or eve ming,
 Denal, from west, southbomd scheduled to arrive probably Sun day evening.
 Taku, from Seattle, due Tuesday morning.
 Yukon and Alaska. scheduled tc sail from Seattle today.
 Margaret Shafer. scheduled tc sail from Seattle today
 Baranof, scheduled to sail from Seattle Dec. %
 Cricket, scheduled to sail from Seattle Dec 22
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-15
Sports Shorts

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-MCre than 10000 Quaker City fans are expected to witness tonight's bas- ketball program at Convention Hall in which the defending national champion five of Oklahoma A. and M. meets Temple University and Pennsylvania Eastern collegiate champions tangle with Cornell Uni versitys quintet
 The Aggies, with easy wins over Westminster and Long Island Uni versity during their present Eastern trip, will be led by seven-foot Bob Kurland, All-America choice for the past two seasons.
 VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. 15.- Heavyweight champion Joe Louis forgot to pick up four thousand dollars before he left town yesterday after an exhibition bout here. When Promoter Coley Hall tried to phone the Brown Bomber about his take, he was advised that Louis had left for Los Angeles
 NEW YORK, Dec. 15. - One ol baseball's top attractions is back on the schedule for 1946 The maicr league all-star game will be played at Boston's Fenway Park on July 9. This will be the thirteenth contest between the leading lights of the National League and the top play CTS of the American. There was no game in 1945 because of travel diff ficulties The last all-star game, in 1944. was won by the Nationals seven to one, but the American League has the edge in the series, eight games to four.
 ASHTON, Idaho, Dec. 15.-The Ashton Dog Derby Association has announced that it's famed canine team race, held annually on Wash ingtcn's birthday during peacetime, would be revived next February 9 after a Gour-year lapse.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-Four- teen major league baseball players, coaches and trainers are scheduled to leave here within a few days for a tour of Pacific bases The group is headed by Coach Chuck Dressen of the Brooklyn Dodgers and in- cludes players Ralph Branca, Tom Seats, Tom Brown and Mike Sand lock- all of the Dodgers; Will Voiselle of the Giants, Whitey Kurowski and Charles Barrett of the St. Louis Cardinals, Al Gerheauser of Pitts burgh, Al Lakeman and Frank Me Ccrmick of Cincinnati, and Mike Ulisney and William Wietelmann of Boston
 FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec 15.--t Slender Joe zarhardt of Norristown, Pa, not yet one of the tournament
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Juniors Do Voluntary Work

The juniors do voluntary work SATURDAYS tutsr
Ing the children who need it, washing their hair and giving
them piano and dancing lessons.
The girls take the children to movies and give them
Halloween and Christmas parties.
tea to honor the aumnae will be given by the active
ehapter April 2e at Mrs R. p Reynolds residence Ha.
ton Drive.
The Juniors recprocatng hospitality the aumnas
entertain them twice at the spring and
con in the autumn
Mrs Reynolds and Barbara among the many mother.
daughter combinations in this group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Mrs. Muzzy Visits

Mrs. II. Gray Muzzy of Lowell
court left Wednesday for New
York where she will visit her
son-in-law and daughter. 1t. and
Mrs. Edward II. Lerchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Gillette
Jr Of Wing Lake have as their
house guest Col. Samuel Dunlop,
USAAF. OF Homestead. Fla.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Donald w. Will
son Of Kenslngton road have in
Vited friends in for cocktails
Sunday afternoon honoring their
house guest. Mrs. Natalie Brush
Gates Of New York.
The date of the bridge tea for
benefit OF the Starr Common
wealth, which has annually been
held in April. has been perma-
nently changed TO October. Mrs.
Frank L. Klingensmith will be
general chairman for the fall
party in the Birmingham Com
munity House.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Reception in Club

The men in the wedding party
were l.. tjgt Robert W Scott
Of Denver, the best man. and
John II. NJ. S. Hutchinson,
Lloyd Permission Jones Jr.,
Charles M. White. Frederick s.
Strong III and 1t. Gg) William
T. Allison who seated the
guests.
A reception was given at the
Country Club. White flowers
were used in profusion, through
the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster left on
a wedding trip 10 Charlottes-
Vile. Va. the bride wearing a
light blue gabardine suit with a
matching hat and accessories.
Upon their return they will
make their home temporarily
in the Whittier.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Moore chose a dress OF
green crepe with three quarter
length sleeves and wore a
matching hat Of straw trimmed
with pastel flowers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Miss Moore
Is Married
Times Photo
BY THE CHAPERoN

II A late afternoon ceremony
in Christ Church chapel. Sat-
urday. Miss Molly Moore. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Moore Of Provencal road. and
George Webster. son of Judge
and Mrs. Arthur B. Webster OF
Longfellow avenue, were mar
ried by the Rev. Francis B.
Creamer.
The bride. who wore tradi-
tional white satin. carried an
heirloom prayer book from
which fell streamers OF stepha-
notiS. Her dress was made with
a deep chiffon yoke outlined
with pearls, fitted bodice and
long sleeves ending in points
over the hands The long. softly
fun skirt extended in the back
10 form a circular train. Her
full length illusion veil was
caught 10 her head with A coro-
net OF Stephanotis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
eaving for
Weddinq
CROSSE lie. April q

Mr.. AND MRS. MEL1SH
vi THOMPSON are leaving
next week 10 be present at the
marriage OF Mr.. Thompson ;
sister. Nancy Thompson. 10 1t.
ig) Herman Armour Nichols.
on April %, in 81 Bartholomew
in New York City. On their
return they Will stop in Berwyn.
Pa. for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. William =. Drake
margaret Hardcastlel. former
residents of the island.
1t. and Mrs. Valery dc Beaus-
set. who have spent the winter
AZ Sea Island. Ga. have been
visiting Mrs. DE BeauSsets par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest STAN
ton. II. De BeausSet left this
week for Cherry Point. y. C..
but his wife will stay with her
parents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Announce NuptiaIs
Of Barbara Haao

MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
HAAG Of Lycaste avenue, an
nounce the recent marriage OF
their daughter, Barbara Vir-
ginia. TO 1t. Neale Burton
Wyatt, USAAF. son of Mrs.
Fern Wyatt of Humbolt, Ia.
1t. Wyatt is now in service in
the European theater. and Mrs.
Wyatt is making her home with
her parents.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Organized by North End Girls

Organized by group of north end girls TAE so far a
Its active chapter is concerned still north end
Many of the alumnae however live in Crosse Points
Among the members in thesororys early days were Mrs
Godfrey Strelinger of Birmingham Mrs. Helen Woodward
Hecker and Mrs. Frederick Good.
active chapter composed girls who go to esett
Miss Newmans School, Highland Park High Redford High and
hngswood Upon graduation they become the alumnae
TAE is on par with Tau Beta and Sigma Gamma Ita
main social service project is the Protestant Chdrens Homa
The alumnae in its recent meeting voted to "a
oown 10 the home two days week to mend the chdrns
clothes
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Guests Listed

Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
d. Backus Of Vaughan road for
supper and bridge Saturday eve
ming were: ---------.---- ~
MEssRs AND MEsDAMEs
Frank y. Webb Louis c Dibbls
Henry J. Beam s y Baker
III n Alexander
MIR and Mrs. George r. Storer
Of Long Lake road are spending
the weekend in WeSterville. o.,
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Maid Wears Swiss

Miss Anne Mcmillan. maid of
honor. wore pale blue dotted
swiss gown made with cap
sleeves and a sweetheart neck
line. A panel of rows of tiny
ruffles forming a modified bus
tie extended TO form a tiny
train. She wore a halo Of stiff
fened net outlined with tiny
flowers and carried a bouquet
OF white and blue spring flowers.
The bridesmaids, Miss Mary
Bulkley and Miss Margaret
Meigs of New York. wore
dresses identical with that of
the maid of honor Their halo
headdresses were pale blue and
they carried arm bouquets of
white and pink flowers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Janet Michel TO Wed

MIR. AND MRS. GILBERT
MICHEL OF Boston boulevard
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Janet. TO Pvt.
. Harold NJ Sucher. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Sucher OF Oak.
man boulevard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Daughters and Mothers at Party

Among other mothers and daughters be at thu
party are Mrs Frank Dodge and Diane who is president Of
the active chapter Mrs Sidney Huff and Nancy George
Glass and Lorraine Mrs John Sayre and Nancy Mrs A. NJ
Comb and Lois Mrs Francis Rasch Barbara Mrs Robert
Luton and Nancy Mrs. A. NJ. Whrl and Nan Mrs. W. II
Wundram and Barbara Mrs. William Newberry JOAN Mrr
r. j. Morehouse and Myra Mrs Francis Dewey and Jans
Continued Next Page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
P-TA TO Elect

A MEETING Of the Green
field Park School P-TA Will he
held Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. in
the auditorium. There will be
a round table discussion. An
election Of officers will also
take place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Set Meetino Dates
Times Photo

THE KNITTING and Red
Cross groups of the 1s2nd Field
Artillery Mothers Club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. John
Moss Of Indiana avenue the
first and third Monday Of each
month for the duration.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
2llyki;r
Rau,bes
First TAE
80
Years Ago

~ HATING the other day with Mrs. Joseph E. Bayns
new president of Tau Alpha Epsilon Mrs. Crawford
V Frost and other aumnae, we learned that TAE in.
stead of being just another high school sorority
had supposed really is influential organization in
the community Organized about 30 ago. has
estng history talented members active in cultural
life of the city few noted members and fine projects
The Broadway actress and radio script writer Edith
Meser who appears Theaer Guild productions Gin prvats
life Mrs Thomas McKnight) is member.
And so the former Juliet Henke of Detroit now the
wife of the movie actor, George Murphy
number of members, of whom Mrs. Henry Way Bur-
spirited citizens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Swansons Hosts

Among hosts at a dinner, pre-
cedlng the 81. Dunstan show at
Cranbrook School gymnasium
Friday evening. were Mr.. and
Mrs r. G. Robert Swanson and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry d. Hoey
who entertained groups Of
friends. Entertaining informally
after the performance were Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Lee and Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin Brewster.
Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin J.
Anderson of Orchard Ridge
road were hosts al luncheon IN
the Hotel Statler TO % friends,
taking their guests 10 the open
ing ball game at Briggs Stadium
in the afternoon. Included we're:
MEsDAMEs
Psui Hoffman Russei Sanders
MESsRs. AND MESDAMEs
schirmer Robert y. C. Cope
VI q LiNls land
Russell { Stsbern David W Lee
Washburne Wright Donaid " wilson
Scorfe y Trumbun John T Oman
Robert Woodruff William C Downey
CArl J. Wmrl Charles r. Carer
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Hills Set
Plans T ca
BLOOMFIELD HILLS,
III ~

April 21.
THE list OF patronesses for the
Il bridge tea 10 be gwen May
? in the guild hall Of Christ
Church Cranbrook by the
Bloomfield Hills branch Of the
Woman National Farm and
Garden Association includes.
MEsDAMEs
Clarence y Booth warren Booth
fgauk Blair James C0uzFnG
Wiuam G. Lerchen Lee p J0siyn Jr
HOs1fd AuIgy william Purves
John Z Shas " - Thompson
Frank " Srhueu Robert { Trhub
C. ? wilson william r. Y6W
Funds from this party VIII be
donated 10 the Oakland County
camp and hospital division Of
the American Red Cross TO buy
individual sets Of garden tools
for servicemen at Percy Jones
Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Church Party Set

The Evening Service League
OF ST. James Church will have
an evening card party. May !.
and entertain husbands OF the
members. On the committee
are:
MKsDAMEs
Is.nRyA uaysh. Einsr CisNls
CHAIRMAN Harlan DrDeEs
Charles Chiicos Erwin Suief
The annual outdoor meeting
~ the Wednesday Book Club
will be held next week in the
John c. Wright woods.
The Friday Book Club Will
meet April II in the home Of
Mrs. John KarmaZin. The talks
on China. which have been a
feature Of the winter meetings,
will end at that time.