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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
NEGRO LEADERS
WILL SUPPORT
PEACE FARLEY

NEW YORK.-A Town Meeting
OF Negro leaders and citizens of
Harlem this week discussed the
significance and issues OF the
United Nations Conference at San
Francisco, opening April IS, par
ticularly in relation to the Negro
in this country and in colonial
areas throughout the world.
The speakers, who included DR..
w. Z. b. Dubois and DIR. Max
Yergan, and most OF the members
of the audience Of about 300 who
participated In the lively open
discussion emphasized the funda-
mental necessity for postwar in
ternational cooperation, and the
elimination Of colonial imperial
ism as a basic requisite for the
achievement Of world security
and peace.
AT THE CONCLUSION Of the
discussions. resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Cd Expressing full endorsement
OF the main program OF interna-
tional cooperation set forth in the
Dumbarton Oaks proposals and
calling for "the successful and I'M
qualified adoption OF that program"
at San Francisco;
90 Calling upon the San Fran
cisco Conference ito provide for
the adherence of all participating
governments TO the principle Of
granting the same economic, social,
cultural. legal and political rights
and benefits 10 all persons. regard
less Of race, creed or color"
49, Expressing the most earnest
demand that the conference
establish effective machinery
within the projected International
Organization in order to bring
about the speedy accomplishment
of industrial and general economic
advancement, cultural and social
development. and political self
and self-determination
by all self-governing peoples
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

there was, according 10 police, con-
siderable drinking going on.
Mrs. Kemp told police that her
husband had struck her with his
fists without any provocation.
However, police say, she denied
knowing who had assaulted him
with the baseball bat.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
DetrOiters Make
The Deans List

Among the 70 students included
on the Annual Deans List just
released by Dean |. A Derbigy
Of Tuskegec Institute were several
Detroters. These students main
tanned averages OF 3 or more dur
ing the past three quarters.
Names OF the Detroit students
included, class and course were:
America NJ Boggs. senior. nurse
training. Elizabeth v Griffin. soph-
omore. nurse training; and Jean f,
Meador. junior. home economics.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Render Big Service
At Health Institute

sis placed on the educational pro-
gram among workers on problems
OF health in general program
which looks 10 the prevention OF
diseases and accidents as we'll as
10 the cure.
1T is your institute" concluded
Adde's statement 10 workers. I'VE
want you to make full use OF its
many services"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
ROBINSON FACES orsTeR

WASHINGTON. d. camp
Sharp curtailment OF the money
requested FOR planning new install
lstions in the Virgin Islands may
have the effect of eliminating Hill
yard Robinson. noted architect,
from the picture, it has been
learned
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
TOWNSEND ELECTED TRUSTEE

HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Va
Willard 5. Townsend, president OF
the Clio United Transport Service
Employees Of America and a mem
Der of the general executive board
OF the Congress OF Industrial Or
CARNATIONS, was elected 10 the
board OF trustees OF Hampton In
stitute al the recent meeting OF
the trustees in New York City.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
REVIEWS FIGHT
FOR RIGHTS IN
SUPREME COURT
Nv CHARLES wARTMAN

There IS no question ma; he
ration as whole owes great
des' 70 the Negro LAWYER for fight
irs 20 protect me rights ~ Ne
froeS and. thereby. the rights OF
81 Of he people, Raymond Pace
AieXsnder prominent Philsdel-
rhIs attorney. sad ;sls week
Speaking At . meeting spon-
sored Jointly Nv thu local chap
ter ~ the National Association
for the STUDY Of Negro Life and
History and the Wolverine BAR
Association. Alexander reviewed
the cases dealing with the rights
Of Negroes which have appeared
before the United States Su-
preme Court since the adoption
0f the 18th, 18th and 18th
Amendments and the Enabling
Acts Of 1872.
THE TALL FORCEFUL barris-
ter declared that me history OF
'-e efforts 81 Negro lawyers 10
force the courts OF the land 70 up
hold the letter and the spirit OF
ire three aforementioned amend
menis, has gone through three
stages. From 1872 10 approx
nsiely 300 the courts were closed
20 Negro lawyers fighting for the
rights ~ their fellows From
Prom 1900 10 1880 cracke d
door policy was followed From
1891 10 the present the Supreme
Court has opened It's doors wide
10 all corners and has listened
with patience 10 arguments in IA
ror OF the rights OF Negroes as
citizens.
Attorney Alexander warned that
while great gains had been made.
much remained 10 be accom-
plished before the Negro would
throw on the last vestigcs OF sec
ond-clsSs citizenship.
As hiEhlights In the fight for
Negro rights In various fields.
the scholarly attorney called At
tention Ia famous cases relative
10 voting In the South. the edu-
cation Of the Negro In southern
states. equal salary cases and
cases upholding the economic
rights Of Negroes throughout the
country.
THE DOCTRINE OF state police
power" as cnunciaied in the
Slaughter House cases. which is
primarily responsible for the pro-
mitigation OF segregation and dis
elimination in the use OF public
utilities and the Like. has still to
be broken in tire courts. Alexan-
der said.
In an after-dinner speech at the
wolverine Bar--Association ban
o1et on Saturday night, Mr.. Alex
ander gave learned discussion
on the dangers to legal practition-
ers by the unbridled powers OF
the federal and state administra-
tive agencies He urged the pas
sage OF federal procedure stat
ute and similar statutes by the va
rious states TO protect the citizens
and their lawyers against absolute
and arbitrary powers which the
heads OF administrative agencies
are won't 10 use.
Among prominent legal figures
~ the banquet were Judge VIM
cent VI. Brennan OF Wayne County
Circuit Court; Gerald X O'Brien.
prosecuting attorney: Atty. Will
bur n Burns, president OF the
Michigan State Bar Association:
Harry z Bonapart. OF the National
Bar association: Albert Y. Blash-
feld.\ secretary OF the Michigan
State Bar Association; Atty. Elvin
Davenport. president OF the VOL
VERNE Bar Association, and assist
ant prosecuting attorney. and
Wynn Garvin. chairman OF the
banquet committee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Wings TO Test
Bruins Mark
by LEWIS II. WALTER

One Of the best home records
in the National Hockey League
will be tested again tonight when
the Detroit Red Wings shoot for
second place against the Bruins
in Boston.
Art Ross team has lost only
one home game this season. that
the 5-3 opener with the Chicago
Black Hawks. The Wings are the
only other team To gain a point
on Boston ice, having tied. "a. In
their last visit.
Detroit Will again present q
IuGGled lineup with Murray Ann
strong and Harry Watson return
ING after injuries. Armstrong Will
center q line with Adam Brown
and Mud Brmetesu Watson will
play with jerry Couture and sgd
Howe.
Now only three points behind
the leading Montreal Canadiens.
Jack Adams team has a chance
70 move within a point and could
.conceivahly gain the lead in their
weekend games at Toronto and
Chicago
Bill (F7aSh) Hollett and Ted
Lindsay. left behind with injuries.
will JOIN the club either in To-
rOnto Saturday or may he picked
up on the way through Detroit
Sunday 10 freshen the club for
The Camo with Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Hockey Clicks in Southwest

Bob Stone head man In Texas for the
countrywide Jacobs concession interests, who
is here for the baseball meetings, reports that
hockey has taken big hold in the Southwest.
Dallas Is drawing big crowds" Stone re-
ported, "and Fort Worth is doing we'll Omaha
Is tremendous. They had $500 At game
there"
Omaha is Detroit farm club, which has
couple Of sure-hre big league stars in the
making, If you ask the enthusiastic Mr.. Fred
erick Huber, Olympia public relations director.
The minor loop is known as the United States
League. II stretches from Texas TO ST. Louis
and Minneapolis and the teams do all theiy
travelling by bus. Leroy Goldsworthy ene-time
Red Winger manages and coaches the Dallas
Texans. Paul Runge, who used 10 be Black
Hawk star. coaches the Fort Worth Rangers.
which s owned by Eddie Shore. Doe Romnes IL
In charge of the Ksnsas City Plamors
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Sports
BREV|-TIES

Nays announcement that u. Of
VI. naval trainees Will he allowed
10 continue studies on prewar
basis means Wolverines Will re-
tam athletic services of such aces
as Pete Elliott, George Johnson.
Hank Fonde and Howard Yerges
Adolfo Luque, y. Y. Giant coach.
resigned TO JOIN Mexican
baseball loon Giants then
signed Red kress as q coach
The ~ Y. Rangers optioned for
wards Al Kuntz and Hal Brown
TO 81. Paul OF L. s, League.
Harry Mehre used psychology
TO prevent strike by students for
his retention as football coach AT
Mississippi .. Needing his warn
ing against the mob idea. stu
dents went n work instead on
orderly petitions 10 school au-
thorltieS
Called q gag rule" and anti.
strike legislation nv horsemen.
hearings were due N oppose a re-
cent ruling by Florida which pro-
vided penalty for horsemen who
failed N 20 through with CON
ditions ~ tracks
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Baeby Goes Back
To Feudin' MANAGER

CHICAGO. Dec. u tAP)-Jim
Bagby. Cleve $ tempera-
mental right-handcd pitcher, was
traded by tho Indians 10 the Bos-
ton Red Sox today, thereby re-
turning 10 tho leadership Of Joe
Cronin. with whom he was "a
feudin'" when he was last with
Boston. In return for The 29-ycar-
old son of a one-timc big league
pitcher. the Red Sox gave The
Tribe Vic Johnson. lcft hand
curveballer. and an estimated
81. 900 In cash
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Special Rink for RehearsaIs

Arthur NJ. Writ the wizard Snowman who
directs the amusement enterprises for the Nor
ris- Wirtz combine, predicts that Sonia Henie
will coax more than million bucks into the
stadium during three weeks her ice spectacle ap-
pears here. The Hsnie production will move here
from Detroit.
To give you an idea Of the growth Of the ice
show business, -Wirtz purchased a rink in West
Mood Les Angeles where the glsmorous Henie
and her troupe Will hereafter rehesrss their
annual srectscies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Biz Money in Golf

If YOU like to talk about bic money and who doesn't
the unusual has cropped up IN the sports paycheck
window this year.
For the first time golfers head the pack IN collecting
that folding stuff
Up front of course, is Byron Nelson with some
thing like S600O0 to show for the year Ben Hogan and
jug McSpaden have gathered in around $4,000 each.
Generally it's baseball which shows the way. But, last
season the games highest paid Hank Greenberg wasn't
available to the Tigers until md-seasnn il Is unlikely he
received much over half his old $50 900 salary
Joe DiMaggio another member of the fancy-check de-
partment got of the too late for any action
Salary hOnOrs next year unquestOnably will 60 TO
Detrots Joe Louis
The bomber's take" against Billy Conn will gross
around half million bucks. However when the tax col
ectors get through with Joe for past and present taxes
Louis may have only around 100000 to take home to
mama.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Faster and Less Delayed

Speaking of hockey, we've heard lot said about the
game as it Is played today compared TO hockey of few
years ago when passing was pretty much coopedup
proposition
Frankly like the present game. It's much faster
and certainly less DELAYED by whistle blowing.
Particularly do ENJOY fortDnTdS getting those
running" starts . something impossible a feW
back.
The change-over in the rules has OPENED up hockey
"A step definitely for the best,
And for proof, look the crowds that is, if you're
lucky enough to get ticket
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
State Journeys, at Least

Putting one little word after another
Even if they don't contest against upstate rivals during
the regular season there's why city high school
league don't compete in the state tona
ments in basketball track golf tennis and swimming
The Kids IOho play the thinning teams rate those
trips Lansing and Ann Arbo uUhereUer the cham
pionShipS played. In addition, Detroit teams
oinIy Dould grab of those titles thus adding
further the ldureis gdrnered by sports teams of
toUn.
II you ask us, the Washington Redskins will whip the
Cleveland Rams for the National Professional Football
League The Redskins have too much experience
We're still wondering why some Of the University Of
Detroit and Wayne University top basketball games this
winter can't he played in Olympia AS said last week,
it's tribute 10 Detroit when its collegiate warriors
must do business gyms capable of holding In one instance
only 500 nersOns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

4 ne IlalISiS---.a
niunr-Click Pcres tSwF. 1905 rofn'y
Mack. 1917 rhGs Jsnlito Derhyl.
1lt.n. Ucury Albert ISL. ito2 Tony
TFUl7 INestI. LOG ?. Dick Darey tNWl.
soysrd free ,tyls-Riu Rs'ch tsw1. PAS
Bruce Withcrspoon tCooleyI 2S Btl BY.
berg cNWl .2a s.. Clsrk sehqle, lgE I !. l.
steven, Te'ord !" a5s. @ Bob G Hsritisr ,sE 'a
% Hanno Won BerE ,Denbyl 90 Art
ioo. ward breast s,roke-Tony pandyk INV,
op 4 Ronald AiS0brooks western o g..
Hsuy k"fsrHHn De9nG,U III Hssrry
,.nr r,ce, r Ps w-oro5rn cSSlsT, S%T W ~
Robert Thomson up. 1,l52 Don Seiu
tHod' ff4 Vaughn organ Cooley q.
lis swim tor n'ih and sixth
200 yart free Sfvle-P0h Glel0u tSFf.
7.11 MIKE Bukats ,ChsdSeyt. 712 q.
James Ci'rirr tpcnhyl 2 Is n. Don Fischer
WV PISA swim for irst tour places
tIg'frftH. ] r. 1. Howard Rove Cooley
Jack Newton tDenhy), , - 2 win
lo0.vart tscR ,,roLe-pob Richard, tsrl
1.0- % Eob elmkus Vest. i.oqs Barney
H'"'s '~f' itlo Richard NehIs DENLY
if27 rirnsrd Peters 'ChAdseyl. ~ 2.
tnrcn,,. ntsrenda ,Chsdseyl. i.l2.1. swim
loo-yard IRE, -vle-Pob Usritor teE'
- T. Fred Csrhonero tDenhvl. ST. Bu
R'1rr tsv1. 77 Rudy Heumsnn tNw'
fs' swim far nrr' four placoE Clar'
. crt.irs l1fTt. 80 Lon Berke Genital
1 ! 90 2. 1nc Erol tChsdsevI l,O1 q Dor
ITVlHr tMarkH. 1.Ol 2, swim for ffih snc
sixth
1so-vard individual mcdrey--Frank Hansor
tWest $50 B0h Rvhcrr INV -
Tom HFvtuess tCFf 1.S1 Harry Grifft'
. lsv' 10 win 'or nrs, four places Cor
DON NrC'rNpu ,WoaN SS 8 Rob Cillosh
! Hr rT q BOB Csyriel fcWI. - &
wsl'y iagof7insh t1lsml. i.sa ?. swim IN
nffh srf F'xfh
/ fSo.yhrd medley rs'sv-- Northwestern Nm
/ ftf' Tony FHufvk nm BvhsrrN, 1.7S
| gouihesstc-r t2s7- C1oicy. i'No1. DENLY
/ 7 49, swim '7r 0rs' fouv Pisces; wsstern
~ 11s Contest 72e Psd'0rd ~
rnCh's01 rers = -. swim 'or n'th snt
efRfN
2On ysrd frss 1yls tr'sv- DENNY fHRrnr
Vor rsrg At rIH Nu CIls'sr. Fred Csr
horsro as SortNVcsicrn 4E7 ned
'0rf tS7 Mackenzie as swim 'o'
'rs' four places Coolsy. iATe south
eastern 1.4a Crr'rsl 4a7 western
i1.Aa7 sVim f0r NTH and hNth
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

birthplace. To visit relatives Next
month he will continue on 10
Lakeland. Fla, once again the
Tiger spring training base after
three year lapse.
Conway was m a reminiscent
mood as he looked back on -
years in baseball, years that have
seen him suCcesSively a minor
Lacquer. Three-Eve League UNI
pire, head groundkeeper in ST
Louis and finally coming TO his
present position in 1923. Since
that time, he says proudly, he has
never missed Detroit home
game.
Conway's original staff ~ &c
men has doubled during his stay
here.
walter Gordon, chief of
maintenance, and I hnd work
for all of them" he added.
when YOU stop IN think NJ "
this park ia = tremendous enter
prise"
OF the hundreds ~ Tigers he
had seen come and 80 who would
he pick az his all-star lineup
mot much question about the
outfield," he replied. I'D choose
Ty Cobb. Harry Heilmann and
Bobby Veach. Hank Greenberg
certainly belongs on first base
and Charlie Gehrlnger at sec
ond. Little DOME Bush would
he my pick at shortstop and
Bobby Jones, a beautiful fielder
OF the early twenties, at third.
Mickey Cochrane Is certainly
an all-star catcher on any ones
team and I'll name Hal New
houser over Earl Whitehill as
my southpaw pitcher. The other
pitcher II puzZler. The best
thing would he to shake up tbe
names OF Tommy Bridges,
Schoolboy Rowe and Dizzy
Trout In hat and whichever
name was pulled out would he
great help 10 any one club"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Scores
Third Straight

WAYNE tniversIty's basketball
team keeps rolling along on the
undefeatod path. Last night the
Tartars ran mp their third straight
victory when they whipped Michi-
gan Normal, 5l-3i. IN the Macken-
z!e High gym
Abe ParreSs led the way for
the TartarS. getting five baskets
and three fouls for l3 points.
DURING the first few moments of
play. the lead changed hands three
times. but Wayne pulled away 70
head the NpSilanti team, 22-16. AZ
the half and after that the Tar
tars were in fun command.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Newsy Lines
Same az Heath
Pill TERRANnXA

PIIIL TERRANOVA who's scheduled to fight Sal Baroo for
the MIA aiherweg championship Olympia Jan 25 decisoned
Ellis Phillips Of Philadelphia Boston But Terranova looked
too good and definitely out Of condition.
JIT HEATH 10 Manager LOU BoUDREAU ~ Cleveland In
danS You'd better trade sci because m play
IN Cleveland next season Where have we heard that beore
For3ham University viii be back the football fall
However Will he only limited basis
CoFFEi, graduate manager Of athletes.
TED LYONS ot the after three and
as would make comeback Chicago White
1916 Lyons Manager hk
PearNIabor last and worked out enough 10 keep
in shape.
MARINE 1t BRUCE BLANCHARD 49,. former Cooley High
and University oi Michigan baseball
Tr4r Iisfhor according
Roy E. Blanchard. 1888 Northlswn
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Rifle Entry
List Grows
nv DoN GULIES

Junior rifle clubs are receiving
entries this week from the Michi-
gan Rifle and Pistol Association
for an eicht-wcck junior pistol
Tournament. -Four hoy or GIRL
teams viii compete i'm leagues and
fire ON n handicap basis. giving
every team an equal chance to
win
Entries are being mailed 20 IT.
n NcNahon 1888 Littlcllrlt
Detroit 2T. chairman OF Junior
competition Ae-A+tDc for entries
is Dec. 2r- Course of fire IS I0
shots prone at 80 feet with -
cahhre niles.
The Detroit Edison junior
rifle club won three straight
matches from the Highland
Park Recreation Department..
ldisou No. trOunccd H. 4.
Rifctecrs t3I6-I2O7: Edison Nn.
. beat RifcltcerS No .. 52g-100
nud Edison Scout Troops de
fratcd ~. T.. Girls team 7O9-5Si.
Look o8t for tnC Royal oak
rife tefm this 81rtDr.
Meeting I0 a special shoot Of
AGAINST fro Ntrutcwru and =. &
Is. Gun CIair f4-v7f tr7k- with the
r-l rf Il Wa.l'0 ran up a score
off 80 10 capture tho FIRST OF p
Li'.e world series against SIX
top ranking Detroit teams. = s r
Was second with T56 and Minute
men trUd ufH TA0
Following cuhS now are offer
.rg public riio shooting courses
Ia FN r,.. cHtnf vse7-sfd.ty
fHs . +F Tffnrsrsv snf Thurs
rf. H.f.t'f fNEr Tlftdsy tnr
fr '. "fr " Ff'-fN
rr.f ~ rsr.s0
Hf HFr rf Nvar
T"-t 49, Hffft 49, Ell
49, o. o. c.A
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Back 70 hockey.

Back 10 hockey.
II is ronie thot the Maj. Frederic
Mclaughlin estate, Uhich is represented
in hockey by Bill Tobin. rents from, hs
greatest riUoi, the Norris organization
oWner of the Chicago Stadium, as WeH
as Olympic and the Red Wings. But.
both the Norris interests and the local
hockey club are doing oil right, thank
you.
II is significant that in the latest National
Hockey League averages, five Of the top play
ers were ruled by Black Hawks. The quintet had
totaled SIS points The group was headed by
Max Bentley with IS goals and nine assists for
"a noints
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

influential alumni urging the
Parkers 10 move out OF the
leaeHe, the suburbs board Of
education appointed a six-man
committee further 10 study the
proposal.
on the committee are Mayor
Norman J. Patterson.-Lidss
Bladder. David Golden. member
Of the school board; DIR, II. l.
Shibler. superintendent Of
&c honlk. Clarence "Steaner"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
ParIxers TO Study Whether to Quit Prep League

seats that are 26 years Old" he
declared. Even q crowd of 5000
Ia difficult 10 handle"
Dwight Dyer. Basketball
coach. said his squad Is forced
10 practice in the high school
gym and play it's games at
Hackett Field House because
the school gym is not In condi-
tion TO handle crowds. Hackett
Field House seats only soc
FDectatOrs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
SCOREBOARD
RASKTTB ALI.

COLLEGE
fNv0is - nTTROIT "a.
NtNNF as Michigan Normal ~
N--irHrn - KRuMs state -
washington and lee 77 ivnchhurf ~.
ohio Wesleyan 40 Wooster a.
Vermont -, ClsrkSon Tech 80
NH'rr Dame - Chanute Field th.
Warner 80 Hofstrs AZ
lows II South DAKOTA state ~.
Indiana SG Camp httcrburv -
Dubuque 40 Cornell ~ lows =
Loyols ~ Baltimore - Coast Guerf -.
huFugtans al. burlington } G. II.
Toledo - Assumption -
wichita 40 Soufhwe 20
pRvlor rc v TEXAS Teachers -
Grand Rapids &c 80, MuskcFon &c 4s.
HGH SCHOOL
Pint Central 80 Lansing Eastern -.
Ffnt AN saints 80 Flint Reech'r 4 4.
Farwinrt0l 81, Wavne ~.
Milford al Howell a.
Royal OAK Bcrkiey ~
Country usy ~ Madison
ng "a sale a. River Rouge a.
81 Theresa an. 81 StauiSlsus -.
Saginaw ~ - Midland go
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
INStNN THN Itfftu.sa laeia. Nr
York aufp.in'rd FUis fN'Hips. 17ilg Phil
'.rr'a 80 Ted Christie l5t ueffoi
.H"H'-' Tat Foley. 1881, Worceste
urFFhLO-tse oms. ia7 Detroit knoeks
rut rrlatl0 Hal. ia, Buffalo co...
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

tered the league 20 years ago.
favored staying in the organiza-
ron though l am OF the inn
preston that the Metropolitan
League wants us out"
II believe the league will soon
ne forced -Ta-estabiist COM
petition with Out-state teams"
Horning said. "and I think II
would he wiser Ia wait"
The Metros rule limiting COM
petition 10 schools within a 25-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Mai Full House

IS a "wrestle royal in which
eight men Will appear in the ring
AT the same time Is schedule at
Arcadia Gardens next Monday.
Already signed are four mon Of
the eight who Will participate.
Masked Marvel, Louie Klein,
Red T. Dawson and Stanley
BureSh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Colts Choice
For Crown
JunqaIeers Loom
Threat in Swim
By GEORGE +. VAN

Coach Wally Laurie's North
western high school swimming
squad should retain its Metro
pohtan prep title IN the finals to-
MORROW night in the Colt pool.
Gustav troclichS Southeastern
squad IS the team IT must beat.
a survey OF two prep-wlSe
SWIM coaches, Wilbur GunnerSOn,
Westerns athletic director. and
Bill Rcaume of DENLY gives the
Colts the advantage. Both know
their stuff. Both say that North
westerns showing IN the medley
relay IN the SemifinalS yesterday
put them IN line for the retention
Of their title
Northwestern won the medley
while Southeastern, which had
topped the time trials last week.
dropped 10 fifth and into the sec
ond heat. They'll now race only
for fifth tomorrow night
J Jimmy Hill. NorthweStern's S
hackStroker, teaming with Tony
Bandyk and Bill Byberg in the
medly relay, is credited with win
nInE the event by his improved
showing. He Topped more than
two seconds OF his best previous
effort which put his team in
front. Bandyk and Byberg swan
well. as expected
Southeastern had IS qualifierS,
Denny and Northwestern II each.
Western had t3. Redford 10.
Cooley 4. Central s and Chad
SCy S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Never Too Youno

Teen-ags basketball sessions
will start ~ Northwestern High
School next Tuesday and take
place thereafter on Tuesdays and
Thursdays until February, II was
announced yesterday.