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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
BOB TALES
New Rookie Argument Looms
Between Evers and Wakefield
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Deep heart q Texas is Hoo Eers and he's also COM
plctev etched watched him
play baseball the Waco Army Air Field Wolves since has FIRST
appearance uniform.
over which Egsn watches like latest
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
States S New Attack
Popular With Boys

EAST LANSING July 21-Nichigan State Colleges summer
football practice squad will plunge accelerated
learn the Flying oense that Coach Charlie
Bachman his plan the Spaans command
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
MAYBE WE'RE JTST MEAN

DEPT: With all of the people in
the L S. who would give any
thing 10 60 TO Europe and see If
their folks are okay. il was pretty
nice that Sonia Heinie could put
on USO uniform and 60 back TO
visit the folks in Norway. WASH [
II? Did her troupe Just happen to
be booked into Oslo?
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Play at Charlotte

Wake" Forest and South Caro-
lima will play football at Char
lotte. Thanksgiving Day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
DOWN THE STRETCH DEPT.

DOWN THE STRETCH DEPT. !:
There's teacher in the Detroit
public schools who would have the
most popular class in school his
tory if he taught hobby instead of
dry academic subjects =. Hes a
student of f-horse- racing with a
system he applies so well that
three times last season he bet
every winner on the card
that's the horse players dream ..
and a plunger would take home
the grandstand with these breaks
-. bat the pedagogue ism I greedy
-. he took a profit Of $1,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
ARMY VETOEs RED WING

ARMY NETOES RED WING
FARM - Although most other
American Hockey Association
clubs, including Tulsa. Will be
back in action this winter, the De-
troit hockey club has found it i'm
possible TO revive its farm club in
Omaha The L. 5. Army is still
using the Aksarben sports arena
and rink for storage purposes.
But the way the player situ-
alton stacks up now. we'll prob
ably be lucky 10 get enough
players for the Red Wings and
indianapolis Capitols," says Jack
Adams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Grid Classic VS.. World Series

The Office Defense Transportation has okayed the AStar
football game Chicago between the Coegans and Green Bay
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
.DBF Offers
Amateur Day
SendIot Stars to Rule
at Briggs Stadium

Unreeling Of Detroit Amateur
Baseball Federation proweSS as
displayed by four league leading
teams and two groups of all-stars
Is the entertainment feature this
Sunday at Briggs Stadium.
Glass E all-stars. west side and
east side, play at 9:45 a m. Class
d selections are scheduled at noon.
Grandstand seats are 81 cents.
SHARE LEAD
The annual Amateur Day is
frankly a means OF raising money
TO carry on the federation's pro-
gram on the one hand and TO ex-
hibit in appropriate surroundings
a brand of ball that each season
attracts major league scouts.
Since 1915 more than 200 players
have entered the professional
ranks.
Auto Club and Parisclean. tied
for first in Class a at eight vic
tories and one defeat each provide
the final game at 4 p. m. Oak
wood Bluejackets and Johns sup
ply the B attraction at 2. AS in
the higher class these teams share
the lead. each losing once.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Michigan II
inexperienced
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, July 14-Michi-
gans eleven will be more mex
| lperienced than last year but likely
will be a bit faster. That's the
verdict of the Wolverine coaches
after two weeks OF summer drill.
t Only Joe Ponsetto at quarter
back and Harold Watts AT center
are regulars from last years
squad. There are other lettermen
back. but their game experience
is limited
This lack Of experience makes
Fritz CriSler and his aides fearful
OF the first three games on the
schedule-Great Lakes. Indiana
and Michigan State After the
Wolverines have these games
under their beit they VIII be Weld
ed into a strong unit which should
be a worthy foe Of any eleven
FOES HANDICAPPED
The same lack Of experience
will handicap both Great Lakes
and Indiana which may even mat
tiers. II. Paul Brown AT Great
Lakes will have an entire new
squad and coaching staff when
he starts his drills.
Several OF the newcomers have
impressed the coaches during the
first two weeks. Ed Behlow, an
end who played with Wisconsin
last year. and Don HersChberger,
flanker from Freeport Ill. are
two boys who should see lot
Of action before the season is very
old.
And fullbacks George Chiames,
also of Freeport, and James Foltz,
Libby High Of Toledo, may be
fighting for the starting berth by
the time the opener rolls around
in mid-September.
SHIFT WORKING
CriSler has cut the SQUAD 10
about 40 candidates with a like
number working out as reserves.
The shift of Bob Callihan. Mis-
souri, center. 10 guard, is working
we'll and may help 10 solve the
line problems.
T%o-hour drills are held daily
with plenty of scrimmage on
tap during the next four weeks.
Crisier figures the boys can learn
football by playing football Sew
erHt times during the week he
had to slow the boys down. fear
ing injuries as they battle for
berths.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

Won't be nice take part m such arguments as "aEeo
veTS when the apS finally licked and things back 10 normal?
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Junior SOftball
Draw Thursday
Entries for Metro Event
TO Close July l8

Drawings for junior clubs in
the department Of recreation met
ropoliian softball tournament win
be held al Mack Park Thursday
a. 6 p. m. All teams must be pres
ent. The event Is sponsored by
The Detriot Times.
Entries close ~ midnight
Wednesday. Blanks Will be avail
able Tuesday al the various play
grounds where they may be had
on application.
il is necessary 20 finish the
junior series a rapidly A. pos.
sible 10 permit determination OF
2 winner in time for the national
event az Columbus . July IS
: This Is the first season "A Junior
tournament has been scheduled
uNder the auspices Of The Ana
\Softball Association oI
Americas
The player 1TnTI IS rs Players
must be under II years of age q.
Of Jan. l. 1945.
A team may enter in one divi
sion only and no player ls eligible
10 compete on more than one
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
Russia is Silent on Fate,
of Many German Prisoners

WASHINGTON. Aug. 17-(P)
Russia has declined to discuss
the fate of hundreds of thou
sands Of German prisoners in
her hands.
Disclosed today by a high Off
cial, this development of the
Potsdam Conference has dis
rupted attempts to reach an AL
lied agreement for the syste-
matte return of captured Ger
mans to civil life in all parts Of
Germany.
American occupation forces
have proceeded on schedule to
screen and release prisoners not
held for war crimes. But so far
as this country's representatives
have been able to learn, Russia
has released few, if any, Of the
men it holds.
The supposition in official
quarters here is that the Rus
slams already have put many Of
these prisoners to work rebuild
ing Soviet factories and cities
devastated by the German in
vaders.
The Russians long ago made
known their intentions of utiliz-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17

ing forced labor for reconstruc-
ton. 1t was one Of the major
problems discussed at Yalta by
the late President Roosevelt.
former Prime Minister Churc-
hill and Generalissimo Stain.
The Soviets were represented
as contending that German civil
ians, as well as prisoners, who
fell under control Of the Russian
armies should be pressed into
service.
NO NEEDED IN GERMANY
While the Americans appar-
emily expressed opposition to the
use of what has been called in
this country "slave labor" the
Russians reputedly argued that
a decimated German industry
could not employ all available
German manpower, hence 1t
should be used by the victor
countries.
There were reports that large
numbers Of civilians had been
transported from Poland and
and other SovietAoccupied areas
to Russia to work in factories,
on farms, in the mines and on
reconstruction projects.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
Little Steel WAGE
Formula Discarded

The new wage stand authoriz-
es the War Labor Board to per-
NIT voluntary wage increases
without WLB approval so Ions
as employers certify that such
increases will not lead to price
increases. 1t also authorizes the
WLB TO grant pay boosts in ex-
cess of the Little Steel Formula
in cases designed to correct NAL
adjustments or inequities or to
aid reconversion.
This would open the way for
increases for untold thousands
of workers whose pay during
the war has been held to IS per
cent above January, 1941, levels
by the Little Steel measuring
rod.
WLB has been receiving about
4,500 applications for voluntary
increases each week-with less
than one per cent of the employ
ers seeking higher prices.
With the labor market fast
loosening, however, the number
of voluntary agreements Is ex-
pected to drop considerably.
Mr.. Truman's new age policy
followed recommendations made
by WLB public members sew
eral weeks ago.
Before the White House an
nouncement was issued yester-
day CIO President Philip Muir
ray told a news conference it
was reasonable to assume" tina.
major CIO union would take i'm
mediate steps to reopen wage
negotiations.
The CLIO has 100000 men,
bers, mainly in the automotive,
rubber, steel, aluminium. electri-
cal and radio industries.
Scores of the AFL's big graft
unions likewise have similar re-
opening clauses in their con-
tracts, as do John L. Lewis
100000 United Mine Workers.
Both Murray and AFL Presi-
dent William Green have said
they do not anticipate a flood
of strikes. While neither made
an immediate response to Mr..
Truman's appeal to continue the
no-strike pledge, they indicated
that policy and contract provis-
ions against strikes would hold
down the number Of stoppages.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
Deals Death to Black Mart

TOLEDO, o. - W.H - Major
violators Of ratjoning regulations
in China are subject to death
before a firing squad, according
to c. c. Yang, head of the civil
ian division of the ministry Of
economic affairs in Chungking.
Yang told OPA officials here re-
Gently that the slightest penalty
is a $50 fine. Price initiation in
China, he said, is tremendous,
with some commodities 500 times
their prewar price.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
WASHINGTON, Aug. II

WASf1lI>IlON, mug. ~
(P) - The Little Steel Wage
formula went into the discard
for undetermined thousands OF
workers today.
One immediate, result was to
set the stage for a potential wide
struggle among employers and
unions whose contracts call for
reopening of negotiations when
there is a change in national
wage policy.
President Truman announced
the new policy late yesterday in
a statement in which he also
called upon labor TO continue its
wartime no-strike pledge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
Production Of Autos
10 Aid Employment

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. IL
R-Resumption OF mass pro-
duction of automobiles will abb
serb large numbers Of workers
In Michigan, E. L. keenan, OF
Cleveland, regional war man
power commission director, SAID
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
at a meeting here Thursday.

at a meeting here Thursday.
Officials from Michigan, Ohio
and Kentucky discussed unem-
ployment problems as well as the
special programs set up through
out the three states for handling
veterans applications and util-
izing their skills in peace time.
Those attending from Michi-
gan were Russell Holmes, and
Edward l.. Cushman, Michigan
VINO director.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
The board voted five to three
to allow his retirement.

10 allow AilS ACiA CihShs'
Declaring that the whole in
vestigation casts a "blanket OF
suspicion and stigma on the en-
tire department." O'Brien said
that the boards plan for con-
ducing the probe gave no OPP
portunity for a member OF the
department to defend himself.
The commissioners had voted
to hold a series of hearings at
which each member of the de-
partment would be questioned.
OBrien's request to attend the
hearings was refused.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-17
Police Chief Quits
as Probe Commences
lsnsing Commission
Stert Investigation

LANSING, Aug. 17-(R-Po-
lice Chief John O'Brien last
night demanded to be placed On
the retired list, effective Sept. /,
after the Board OF Police and
Fire commissioners refused to
drop a proposed investigation Of
the Police Department and per-
sonnet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09
WATCH ALL THE ENIIS

= SOMETIMES a brldge defender
should be like a movie fan in the
old-fashioned fire-trap theaters Of
years ago, who watched all the
exits. He must be prepared to
avoid being thrown into the lead
at the dangerous time, and so
must toss off entry cards with
which the declarer could victimize
him. SO doing, he takes a chance
Of finding his partner with the
next higher cards of certain suits,
but if that is his only chance to
set the contract he must take it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

were made, and the committees
best combined thought Of the three
Effort was made t. distribute hon
OrS among areas. business cOnnec-
tions and factional party affiliations
The result is by no means perfect
but on the whole has been regarded
by Legislators an5 Capitol observers
Is fairly good
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

Nine milton dollars worth of sup
lies for Americans who are prison.
,rs of war We're delivered by the
American Red Cross in l943. y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

More than 200 kinds of jobs in the
Army Air Forces are filled by mem
ers of the Women's Army Corps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09

dealer South. East-West Vul-
nerable.)
South West North East
INT J NJ, Pass 2NT Pass
After West restrained himself
from bidding and then led the
club 4 to the 9 and ], he realized
he had end-played himself to the
extent of one trick on the opening
lead and determined to avoid do
ing it any more if possible South
made Wes5 take the second dia-
mond trick and then West led the
heart @. hoping South would not
have the 10 there and so gain an
other trick from the lead.
That was taken with the X, then
two diamonds We're scored, West
getting rid of his heart J and to
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09
Mothers Friend

Highly praised hy users, many doctors ana
nurses. Just ask any druggist for Mother 3
FriepS-the sAin lubricant. Try il tonight.
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Employment


WONAN or HIGH SCHOOL Girl
FOR not SEWORk
s74 CDNGEESS.
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Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Harry c. Peet

MA = a ~ n
10 Pearl 81. Phone 1871
oAKwoOD AVENUE, e room mod,
rrn home. bath upstairs, stool
down. Large lot. 5000. Terms.
GOING BUSINESS. EcOrse Road.
Chicken dinner establishment,
completely equipped with acres
u land. $1,000. Terms $500 down.
WEST CROSS ST. IL room house
two baths, two fireplaces, furnace
$3.50 Terms.
MILES ST, X acre home place,
rooms. hardwood floors.
LIMERICK ST. near Davis, room
modern house. Garage. Garden lot
so ut. by ISL n.
NEAR FORD BOULEVARD, 8 room
house. $4,000. Terms.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near Mich
igan. 10 room modern house, near
~ new furnace, large lot $1,000.
Terms. Near stores.
HARDWOOD ST. room house, fur
mace. $4,000. Terms.
JEROME ST. room house.
$4,000. Terms.
WALLACE BLVD. 7 room modern
house. Reasonable price. Terms.
4 ROOM BUNGALOW and bath.
East side. 13,t75. Terms. $3.50
ONE ACRE. off Ecorse Rd.. room
house with/ stairs to attic room.
Nice cemeht block chicken house.
$4,000. yYerms 81 900 down. t35 mo.
WASHTENAw AVE . family house,
baths, furnace. 5000. terms.
BUY now
WILLOW RUN WILL BE A VERY
LARGE MANUFACTURING plant
with two OF Americas greatest in
dustriallsts behind the wheel
NORTH SIDE, acres, attractive
small house, $4,000. Terms $500
down
OUT NORTH PROSPECT ST. We
have Just secured exclusive listing
in IS acre suburban farm, room
modern house, large barn. wide
frontage on two lakes. Price
$4,000. Terms.
FORD ST near Ecorse Road, room
house, stool, garage. S2,675. Terms.
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PRoBATE or WILL

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

LONDON-TNS The Daily Mir
ror said Saturday that thousands OF
Jewish Royal Navy sailors in the
Eastern Mediterranean tasted Fri
day in protest against Foreign
Minister Ernest Bevin's stand on
Palestine immigration. The dem
onstrafions remained orderly as
the sailors refused to collect their
pay and told their commanders it
would be useless 10 prepare food.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-19

rs STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County of WASH
tenaw.
At a session Of said Court, held At
the Probate office in the CITY OF
Gin dav Of November, A. d. l945.
Present. Hon. Jay q. Pray. Judge
OF Probate
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Classified Advertising

RATES. consecutive Insertions per hne
Days lOc Ten Days &c
advertisement three lines
conracta
classified Advertising
responsible than Incorrect Insertion
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Financial
Money To loan
4 out Of 5
Jet HE loan

~ lIlC lCGil
Yes, out ~ who ask for a -
loan ut Personal" get it be-
cause the more times we say
"Ges'-the more business We
do. And since making Personal
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our ONLY husiuess-that Is
mighty important 10 MS.
1. "Tide-Over loans for work
ers waiting to go back to
work.
. Loans made n employed men
or women. for any WORTH
while purpose - pay bills,
taxes, etc.
). Between Pay Day loans.
So and M FOR one 10 80
DAYS
T. Complete privacy. Loans us
ually made on your sigma
ture only. Employers or
friends are not involved.
Don't borrow unueCes sarilv, but
n loan Is tho best solution 10
your money problems, give US
chance 10 say Yes" Come I'm,
Phone or write today. Loans
made In nearby towns.
Personal Finance Co.
Phone 5Se YpsHantI.
Sc y. Huron St. Ground Floor.
LOANS-to build, buv. refinance and
repair. 4.0t per cent yearly by our
cooperative plan. No delay and no
red tape. NpsilanH Building &
Loan Assn. \. r. NcAudrew. As
slstant Secretary 2l1 ". Michigan.
Business Opportunities
JOHNS USED FURNITURE AND
ANTIQUE SHOP az Milan. Mich.
good paying business located on
Main St, Must sell az once write
The Milan Leader. Box 5O-A. Milan.
Mich. or inquire at the Leader
office
TOKYO-AP There IS no crime
problem in Tokyo. once the worlds
third largest city. Brig. Gen Hugh
Doffman. provost marshal for the
bomb RUNE Y metropolis. said Satur.
day that behavior of L. s. service
men and japanese civilians alike
has heen surprisingly good since
the occupation began
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MOVING & STORAGE

WE SERVE THE NATION
LOCAL, SUBURBAN and LONG
distance Household and office
furniture. PackinE. Grating.
Scheduled Vans leaving each
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states in the Union. Low stor-
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Trained personnel. Clean and
sanitary storage. To insure sat
isfRctory service call HURON
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Merchandise
Farm Products, Equipment
4 SACRIFICE At So $50

Merchandise
Farm Products, Equipment
ctr YOUR FooD BILL AND EAT
BETTER. Bank your own Meat and
Produce by Renting a Frozen Food
Locker al Watkins 4 Williams
Shopping Center, gU12 stony Creek
Rd. at Wills I'd. one Nj. east OF
State Hospital.
PoTATOES-SI so-g5c bu. This weel,
ouIy. SChattcnhelm $, 652u Mexican
Road. Phone l74l-J.l. ;. of Ford
Dam.
WINTER POTATOES, Dressed Ducks
and FTyers, 1857 l.. Michigan. Can
POPCORN on THE COB l0c POUND
S55 HARRIS ROAD
TEL. 2i35-J-2
APPLES FOR SALE-At Huls orch
ard. $500 Ellis Road by peck or
bushel. one day, Nov. 20.
Musical Equipment
START YOUR CHILD'S MUSICAL
education now. Select one Of ouI
reconditioned fully guaranteed pla-
nos. Grinnell Bros, 2l0 W. Mich
igan.
USED PIANO SALE. All rscondi-
toned and guaranteed Ypsilanti
Piano Co. 402 Z. Michigan Ave-.
Merchandise For Sale
FOR SALE
We have an exceptional buy ift
steam heating plant good for
9 to rooms. boiler about five
years old. New stoker goes with
the plant. For particulars see q.
A. Hankinson Co.
REFRIGERATOR. 6 TT.
1855 y. HURON
PHONE llAs-M
CLEARANCE SALE fine maple
child's beds. Drop side. Rubberized
mattress and springs. was $40. now
1896. Grinnell Bros, 2lO W. Mich
igan.
BARBECUE MACHINE priced FOR
quick disposal See at l0E T.. Mich
igan. Phone 1900.
ONE 40 TT. EXTENSION LADDER.
also top half OF Is II. ladder. Phone
e979-J.
Merchants Specials
GABLES GROCERY
OUR PRICE TELLS
OUR QUALITY SELLS
WE DELIVER
y S. GROVE. PHI. 638
NEW CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE
arriving daily. Come in now while
selection is complete. ESco CRIT
shop, III W. Michigan Ave.
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR
BARkER'S ELECTRIC MOTOR
SHOP. 10 $. Huron. Phone l7l7
LAMPS AND EXTRA SHADES
Prices reduced on several styles.
lpsilanti Piano Co. 402 l..
Michigan Ave.
TRUNKS. LAUNDRY CASES. SUIT
CASES AT SLEEP SHOP
10 ". MICHIGAN
ELECTRIC STOVES. Now In stock.
Apartment size. Immediate deliv-
cry Shaefer's Huron St. Store.
Phone %.
merensnuse Wanted
W. A N T ED
BOYS BICYCLE
medium size
Phone 273i-W Rfter p. ~.
WANTED To, BUY-A used ping
pong table in good condition. call
Sand and Gravel
WASHED GRAVEL
ROAD GRAVEL PEA GRAVEL
Whitaker g. Gooding Co.
$500 Gale Rd. Phone 2o2O-J-7
SAND, GRAVEL, BLACK DIRT
MANURE. ELMER ZAHN
III HlLLCREST. PHONE Ios2-w
Automotive
House TrslIers For Sale
TRAILER HEATERS, Supplies, Serv-
Ice. Phone 26S5. 1892 r. Michigan
Ave We buy trailers.
Automobiles For Sale
SEE Us TOR GOOD Reconditioned
Cars.-Al makes r. s. Graham
1917 Stamford. Willow Run
1910 BUICK . DOOR SEDAN. heater.
radio and defroster. Good condi-
ton. Phone ll70-R.
Trucks For Sale
PANEL TRUCK
1879 Chevrolet
IN good condition. Reasonably
Priced
Phone 1s2-W. Milan. Mich.
MODEL A PICKUP MD TRAILER
y TOY FORD PANEL DELIVERY
IL TON FORD PANEL TRUCK
i. O. WlEDMAN AUTO co.
.f2 PEARL ST. PHI e33
Employment
Help Wanted, Femsle
WOMAN or HIGH SCHOOL Girl
TDE not SENoRk
g74 Countless.
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Real Estate Wanted

WANT To SELL? List houses with
II. Peet, Realtor. ll9 Pearl St
Phone 1871. satisfied customers
our best advertisement