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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
DeMilIe Brands
Unions aS Peril
BY DAVID SENTNER
Detroit Times washington Burrau

WASHINGTON, March 26-Cecl DeMie Hollywood
film and radio producer who sacrificed a $2000-a-week
radio contract rather than pay 81 assessment into
unions political action fund today called the House
committee Of unAmerican activities to investigate 1.-The
croachmen by certain unions upon the guaranteed rights
and liberties of American citizens
In letter to Rep Mundt (R) Of South Dakota, com
mttee member DeMille asserted that the standing
committee recently established by overwhelming House
70 suppant the expired Dies committed has the task
of exposing activity which menaces the Constitution Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

STORE HOURS % Saturday. o
Personal Shopping Available A. NJ p
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Bd|my DdysCost
Detroit $4,000

The department Of public works
asked common council today for
an additional $4,000 10 speed
rubbish collections. An early
spring has advanced the annual
cleanup.
Carl Warner, head Of the DPW's
sanitation division. said collections
were 50 heavy his men were max
ing their rounds only about once
month. Normally, rubbish col
lectiOnS are made every two
-wrctry. ry--------------------- '
Warner said the $4,000 appro-
priation would pay rubbish col
lectors for eight hours OF over
time a week and estimated that
on an overtime basis collections
would be back on the bi-weekly
schedule in about a month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
COLLAPSE OF LIBERTY

w hen freedom of individual
choice Ina an election II taken
away from u~-the right Ia sup
port what candidate and prop
0sitions We choose, with our
money or our voice or our vote
~ when that T. taItrn away from
uA because nLnIiE- convict tieft-,
and We are arbitrarily denied
the right Ia work and make
living, then the cornerstone of
government bS the people II re-
moved and the whole structure
Of liberty cOllapSes
DcNiilc recently lost a c1ur
lcht IN California against bein.
9rccd OF ms radio program bl
he union Wucn h" persisted n re
using 60 pay Is 81 asses Wcrt toi
political purpose
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

the United States.
NO agency or organization,
be IL state. federal. executive,
legislative, judicial or unofficial
should be beyond the scope of
the committee, DeMille de-
Clarcd
UNION ENCROACHMENT
Right now an un-American
activity which surely should be
investigated and brought Ia the
attention Of the public. the Con-
gress and the legislatures for
correction BY law is the en-
crOachment bY certain unions
upon the guaranteed rights and
liberties of the American citi-
zen.
When ifnion tan literally
>haCkle "A citizen by fOrbidding
and actually preventing him
from working at his trade be-
cause ne refuses 10 pay a pOiiti-
cal assessment to support "A
cause on the ballot TO which he
il opposed. then the people of
the United States are In the
grip Of tyranny a. aIl-out a.
fasciSn or nazism or commu-
niSm.
This il "A matter ~ the abuse
Of power and the shocking con-
crpt that union bylaws take
precedence over the COnStitu-
tion Of the United states or the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

little support from her own hands
on the edge of her bed.
At two weeks Jill was able TO
stand upright for a moment on her
fathers hand and could hold herself
in a horizontal position with Coughs
hands under her feet and head.
Wallace earlier had undergone the
same infancy calisthenics.
When he was six weeks old he
could swing and pull himself up on
parallel bar. At the age of two he
had mastered the feat of tearing a
phone book in two-if the book wasn't
too big. A year later he was able to
hold Shetland pony in his tracks.
Jill no longer has her daily drill
because her parents do not want their
daughter 70 turn from Baby Venus
to a Girl Amazon. But Little Her.
cules continues his athletic training
under his fathers guidance.
But Galen Cough does not believe
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

that a child's physical development
is entirely a result of calisthenics
performed by rote.
at is a matter Of achieving men
tai and physical coordination" he
says. 1T is important to make a
child feel in his mind that he IS
strong, that this is desirable"
Feeding Snookie Walls never has
been a problem. She gave up eating
al night when she was six weeks old
and sleeps round the clock without
without disturbing anyone. But she
rarely takes a nap in the daytime.
Many mothers of the early-to-bed
and early-to-rise school would hold
up their hands in horror, though, al
the hour when this little strong baby
starts 20 get her shuteye. Snookie
stays awake until she gets her last
bottle of formula at 10 p. m. Then
she sleeps, usually without a whim-
per, until 10 next morning.
Snoohe isn't unusually husky,
although she was little bigger than
average when she was born. AT that
time she weighed pounds. IL ounces
and was 21 and one.half inches tall.
Now, at six months, she tips the
scales at Just IS pounds and is 2S
inches high.
Even Snoolde's doctor is forced to
admit that her performance is some
what remarkable, and he refused 10
believe she had chalked up that walk
ing record until he paid her visit
and saw for himself.
1t is far too early to predict how
Baby Walls remarkable babyhood
achievement will stack up in her
future life. Maybe she'll be dancer,
as her mother was before her mar
riage. 1t seems quite certain she
won't be football player in college
like her athletic six.foot Dad.
Apparently Mr.. and Mrs. Walls do
not intend to force her precocious
physical development by special
training. Yet. just as the scientifical.
ly exercised Cough babies developed
into happy, normal children who
merely are extraordinarily strong, it
seems likely that Snookie viii be.
come a well-developed little girl, able
to look out for herself without any
trouble, but never a grown.up Miss
Amazon, or a lady bouncer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

bust three-year-
old and Wallace,
a strong man
Of seven.
When little Jill
w a S an infant
only a few weeks
ol d S h e w a S
known as "Baby
V emu Her
brother, in his
babyhood, made
headlines as Lit
tie Hercules.
A few days af-
ter Jill's birth
g o u gh began
m a n p u ating
her tiny arms
and legs. Mus
Gle re sis [ ance
soon was detect
ed. OF course, it
was faint at first,
but sire n 9Th
came rapidly,
Baby V c n u s
soon was able TO
hang from her
fathers fingers
by her hands. AT
ten days she was
standing in her
crib with only a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

night as soon as she came home from
the hospital. We wanted to be sure
her legs grew straight"
That was an entirely different pro-
cedure from the formula used by Ca.
len Cough, Los Angeles physical cul-
ture exponent, and his wife 10 de-
velop extraordinary strength in their
two children-Jill who now is a 70.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

Forget the SerV.
ant Shortage"
Says Six Week =.
Old SnoOkle as
She Starts Iaun.
dering Her Four.
COrnered Ensen.
bleS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

furniture - carrying her own little
chair across the floor TO suit herself.
Now, in addition TO the chinning
trick, this little girl who is just a
half-year old Is learning to walk back
wards without assistance.
So far no doctor or physiologist
has offered an explanation Of
Snookie's precocity. Her parents
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

nABY Evelyn "Snookie" Walls has
chalked up another record At
~ six months this distaff Little
Hercules" chins herself like a veteran
performer and now even her own
mother and father are Dragging
There was time when the Joseph
Wallses of Los Angeles had no ink
ling that their "Snookie" was doing
anything terrifically unusual.
When this young hopeful started
crawling at the age of nine days, for
instance, the proud parents scarcely
batted an eye. But Snool1ie was their
one and only and they really didn't
have any up.tothe-minute knowledge
Of antics 10 be expected
Then there was the time. at three
weeks, when she pulled herself up
with the greatest of ease 10 a standing
position in her bassinette
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

lowed any particu-
of exercises that
rry her develop
ment. either.
There is only
one thing that we
have done and l
imagine lots of pa
rents do the same
thing" Mrs. Walls
explain s. I'VE
started massaging
s n Xxi e's legs
with oil very
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

minute WltnOut
any support and
soon she was do
ing push.ups from
a prone position
with the ease OF
a gym instructor
The Walls baby
had been on this
earthly scene only
80 days when she
started moving
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

mlajsa, bi maj dobila doto, Ii bi
jo prinesla Malikina mozitev.
Malika je garala po domacih
.njivah in travnikih ter hodila h
kmetom in posestnikom ma de-
10, da je odsluzila zemljo, ki so
10 imeli v najemu. maj della,
grunt bo njen!' Kristus, ali DO
zdivjal, ko DO spoznal, da Sc je
vracunal z MO! %
Pc masi je stopil ma LEGO osi-
veil zupnik. Enakomerne moli-
TIVE so bile Maliki tako ,vsakdaa
nje, da jih prepolna skrbi nj do
jela Znenada pa jo je stre-
sla zupnikova beseda:
.. Ia premnoge grehe boste
odgovarjale tudi We, matere!
Gospodinje poznam: ko Sc zno-
ci, pogleda po kokosih, ali SO
zaprte, da ne bi prisel lisjak do
njih; pogleda po zivini, &c je pri.
klenjena d., "a vse Sc po-
briga, "a vsem pogleda; edinc
enega ne stori, edino nekam ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

gla L sestrinih besed jel
zvenelo socutje, da jo je Sc hu-
je skelelo.
+ Moo Sc je vlekla morece in
Visoke stene farne cerkve so
bile mracne, elektricne luci so
ledeno razsvetljevale visoko1
vzpeto notranjscino. Marmorna-
ii stebri ma oltarju so bill mrzli
in vosceni. -.
Malika Sc je zrinila med omo-I
zene zenske pod korom; poklek-
Mia je pred kapelico Marie Sc
dem zalosti. v kapelici je visela
stara in zaprasena podoba; Ma
rija ma njej je imela sedmimi
meci prebodeno srce. Men pre-
zalostni obraz Sc je v tenn raz-
bolelem jutru Maliki moeno pri-
blizal.
"Marija," je molila in prepol-
ma plahega pricakovanja po Gu
dezni resitvi upala v MO, "Mari-
ia odpusti mi, prizanesi mi, Ma
rija!"
Glas orgel je bucal po cerkvi
in razbijal masnikovo napeva-
ME. Pred belimi rokami, XII so
dvigale pred oltarjern zlat ke-
lih in molile k Bogu, je bila Ma
lika vsa zavrzena in blatna.
"Marija, daj, da hi Sc vse do
bro koncalo, da bi bilo re mimo!
Oce mas ."
Molitev so j begale slutnje
tezkih dni, XII so jo cakali. Da-
nes DO Esih govoril z ocetom.
Bala Sc je vecera. Ali b6 spala
nocoj donna? Razvedelo Sc bo.
Razgledala Sc je po ljudeh. Vsi
tt 81 bodo kmalu sepetali, kako
je Z MO, Maliko, XII je bila &C.
10 v Marijini druzbi. Ia trenu-
tex Sc j je misel krcevito okle-
nila fanta. Porocila hi sc in sc
vselila v kako bajto, mogoce v
Mercevkino. Sama Ease bi live
la .. Gruntu Sc je ma them od-
povedala. Oce il ga poslej ne
bo DIAL; porocila DO fanta, XII nj
ma dote.
Okoli Malike so pokleknile
zenske; vzdramile so jo. Ok
moski vrsti stolov je klecal oce
: S klobukom ma prsih. Njegove
prazno in nekam topo oblicje j
= Maliko presunilo. Strasno sta S
7 bila odtujena. Kar je bilo "a Ma
i liko zivljenje in veselje, je bile
; "a oceta mrtvo. Pred njegovim
ocmi je lezal grunt. Ceprav Misc
= kdo We kaj govorili, vendar j
} vsak pri Hrgovih vedel, da j
i oce namenil domacijo Maliki
l Starr je leta in leta skripal, de-
E je izplacal Anzeka. Ancka, maj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06
DR.. Presv. Srca Jezusovega

DR.. Presv. Srca Jezusovega
Predsednik Frank Baraga,
77O2 Lockyear Ave; podpred-
sednik Anton Hlabse, 1882 q.
u St.; tajnik Frank A. Turek,
9s5 Addison Rd.; blagajnik An
drej Tekauc, 1923 E. II Place;
zapisnikar Malta Oblak, 1895
E. 60 St.; nadzorniki: Anton
Pozelnik Louis Lavrie in John
Martincic. Drustvo zboru-
je vsako drugo nedeljo v mese-
Gu v SIND oh eni uri popoldne v
dvorani st. 3 stare poslopje.
Assessment Sc pobira ma seji in
vsakega rs. v mesecu ma domu
tajnika cd 6. do $3.50 zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

1Hos I. HANDY b. B. soMERvELL GEORGE
generals nominated
Roosevelt to be full generals in the u. S. army.
They Il
Devers commanding general army group.
theater.
Clark commanding general 18th In Italy
Walter Kruger commanding general 9Th Philippines
Spaa commanding general u S. strategic air force In
Europe - #
T. McNarney supreme deputy Allied commander Medi
terranean theater.
bradley commanding general 18th West
Thomas r. Handy, deputy chief Of staff, u $. army
commanding
George Kenney commanding air forces
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06
Iepo slufbo

Sprejme sc sluxkinjo "a Y.
Chardon, Ohio, 2s mill il Gle
velanda /; navadna hisna della.
Vsak teden je prosta en- dan in
pol. Piata je $40 do $25 na to-
den ia dobi vse udobnosti v Ill
si. Zglasi maj - pri John Poto-
karju, Double Eagle Bottling
Co, 6517 ST. Clair Ave. Tel:
HE 4620, Cleveland, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

pogleda < syojim hceram, II
imajo duso, K MIN ne pogleda.
Tam, kjeE bi morala njena tu-
jecnost bedeti noe in dan, tam,
je nj! II krscanska matt, XII se
tako malo brigas "a otroka, Cd
govor, tezek odgovor hos daja-
la
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06
sD]ESET zANIMLIVLlH POV]ESTI
4. .Oce
" a n Potrc


jene izbe so Sc po polnoci po-
maknile nekam v daljavo; po-
stajale so motnejse in motnej-
Sc ! . Ancke in muzikanta re
dolgo casa nj bilo veG v izbi; sa-
mo pesem harmonike je Sc va
lovala . Anzek in Maricka sta
utihnila nekje v kamri. Malika
je ostala sama Rudlom. Mali
la sta 81 vina in pila bratovsei-
no, tako eez roke; potlej sta Sc
Sc poljubila, kakor je navada;
sprva bojece. Vse tisto, kar je
leta in leta tlelo v njej in hote-
10 zagoreti, Sc je cudovito pri-
maknilo k Maliki Mimogre-
de Sc je spomnila ma Hedlove-
ga; pred lett jo je hotel vzeti.
Ali oce nj smell slisati besede!
"A DO kozo prodal, da bo spra-
vii doto? Koca mu dist" je ma
gnal Hrgovco, ko ga je nago-
varjala. Malika ga je ze liza SOL
skin let rada videla. Sanjala je,
da DO dobila Hedlovega, da bo
Sc kdaj gospodinjila ma Hedlo-
vem. Ali Hedlov S svojo pocasno
hojo je izgnjal, pred Maliko je
zasijal Rudlov obraz !. Me-
gov moten pogled je blestel ka-
kor zrela cresnja; Malika sc je
predala fantu, Sc privila k ME
mu in potlej in potlej
je vedela samo Sc to, da poljub-
liza tisti divji in sladki fantov
I Zjutraj je Maliko tiscalo v pr
sih; najrajsi hi zaspala, vse pre-
spala, spala V jutru po
onem veceru, ko so sc vracali
je zvonil zvonec nekam napeto
in ubito, in z vejevja Sc je usi-
paval sneg .. Med voznjo sta
izpregovorila Rudlom neka.
praznih besed. Nobenemu sc NJ
dalo nacenjati razgovora. Ne
kajkrat ga je zaskrbljeno po
: gledala, on je pa vsakikrat Cd
maknil oci ter zamahnil bicem
po kobili. Donna sta Ancko il
stopili. Rudl Sc je odpeljal \
zimsko meglo, XII ga je pocas
: zagrnila. Malika je zrla "a MIN
noge so j hotele klecniti. N
doumela, ali mu je nerodno ka
, kor njej ali mu nj vee zanjo. Tt
jo je tesnilo in bolelo. Malika b
tako rada imela fanta, vsega il
, samo Ease. Kristus, kakor da j
bila premalo vsa njegova, take
: tuja sta 81 bila to jutro.
Ko il je pozneje Ancka rekla
maj 81 ne misli, da je bila Rudlo
va prva, je Malika zaihtela.
Povedala mu je, kako je
MO. Sestajala sta sc "a zivt
j, ogradovo mejo. Fant nj tail
ali bilo mu je nekam neprijet
no.
Isl ne hi odpravila ?"
''Da bi sla kakor Ilceva Tu
= nika! Mislila sem ze, pa sc DO
jim. Resena bi bila, ali "a padar
co mi nj, "a doktorja pa nimav'
e denarja."
: Zatrjevala mu je in tolazil'
Sc je, da bo domacija njena. N:
tihoma sta vedela oba, da DO po
4 sleJ malo teze.
i Tole, da je incl Rudl nekda
a druge, da je pri drugih spal, nj
j. tole je scasoma pozabila. Mo
h Bog, 81 je mislila, sal so vsi ia
J. XII! &c bi sc vzela, hi sc unesel
: Start Jokl je rekel, da sele zen
ska napravi IL fanta moza.
Nocoj je bilo v Maliki vse raz
e bolelo; nocoj jo je jezilo, da t
sla in mu izpraskala oci, XII s.
e sc ma Anzekovih kolinah tax
n svetile.
: Ma postelji Sc je obrnila And
ka. Prebudila sc je in Sc raz
o gledala.
e "Malika, Malika! Razpravi s
= no! Naspi Sc: iutri poideya
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-06

A1Adui1O AAIAohAS JSeAS y -
svezilo. Ia sanmi so ostajale oh
straneh hise in koee potisnjene
v sneg, belo pregrnjeno drevje
in redke mlekarice $ polnimi
kanglami mleka.
"Stisnimo sc, stisnimo," je "a
pei Rudl in sc zrinil k Maliki.
Zvonec je razigrano cingljal, cd
kobile je prhala vroeina Ne,
takega jutra Sc Malika svoj xiv
dan nj dozivela! Ko so Sc tako
sami vozii med tujimi bregovi,
mimo neznanih his, j je prislo
ma pamet, da so sami ma vsem
sirokem svetu. Domacija in ME-
ma vsakdanjost sta ostajali ne
kje zadaj, sta z divjo voznjo
kopneli Ma!iki je bilo, ka-
kor da Sc sproscuje -.
V dobri uri jih je kobila "a
peljala pred bratovo koco. An
EEK in Maricka sta sc jih rave
selila kot le koga.
"Da' lie niste pozabili ma mas,
ko smo tako Bogu "a hrbtom." {"
Anzek in Rudl sta izpregla
kobilo. v izbi jim je Anzekova
postregla S kavo, da bi Sc po-
greli, in rekla:
"Tak, zdaj smo pa sami mia
di!' Prav je tako; start "a pee,
start "a peel"
Okoli poldneva je bila svinja
razpravljena; "a vecerjo so ma
pravili domaco gostijo. Priigral
lie cello Anckin fant S harmoni-
ko. Anzek je godoval. Zavrteli
SO Sc . zenske so napekle me-
sa in pogac, Anzek je nanosil
vina. Trkali so, 81 nazdravljali
in pill Maricka je objela
mladega moza in zapela z viso'
kim korskim glasom:
'<Trije f1rmaani mi pezjejo
en- gloSek szadkego canco,
do Moike pripeljejo
in vpeSa Jim Siwmca.'
Vsi, razen Malike, SO zapeli I
Maricko:
'fPij, pij, Mo1iko, pij!"
Malika je pogledala Rudla, k
je hotel vse preglasiti, sc mu ma
smehnila, nagnila kozarec in iz'
pila.
|fPij, pij, R1dl, pij!"
Cencova roka je podrsela pc
Ancki in Malika je opazila, ka
ko so Sc sestrine oci vzgale.
"Bos?" mu je nasmeskon
pogrozila. Isl lacen?" Stegnils
je roko, vzela iz loncene ponve
zapeceno jabolko in mu ga stla
ella v usta. Genoa ga je pregriz
nil in snedel. Potlej pa je hlast
nil po Ancki. Dekle Sc ga je ote
palo pecenimi kosi mesa in gs
zalivalo whom. Smejali so sc
da so Sc zvijali. Genoa 81 nj po
tesil lakote ..
Maricka Sc je sklonila k An
zeku in mu posepnila ma uho:
"Midva nisva vec tako lac
na."
"Mogoce pa. Maricka!"
1000 - ti?" Maricka sc i
ozrla po drugih, kakor da bi no
tela reel: tax je, poglejte ga! -
potlej pa ga je samo pobozala,
Maliki sc je stozilo: Anzek il
Ancka sta mlajsa cd ME - al
Anzeka boza Maricka in Anck;
krmi Genoa. Malika sc je re to
likokrat naslanjala v poletnil
vecerih po oknu ter prislusko
vala utripanju vrocih noci. Ia
man
Krcmarjev hlapec Sc je pri
maknil blize k njej:
"Malika, kako dolgo hos s
tako sama, brez fanta?"
Njegov podrhtevajoci glas j
Maliko zbegal, da je zardela il
Sc mu nasmehnila. Ko je Anc
kin zaigral, sta zaplesala
Potlej je bila ura polnoc;; mis-
je vec slisali. Harmonika jih j
Vrtela. Malika Sc lie med plesa
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Wings Wonder Why

For instance. Wa know thH
Wings feel q little tough about
ChadwickS failure 20 blow th"
whistle when Babe Pratt. the
Honest Brakeman. stood there at
the corner OF the Wing net in the
last period. jabbing and jabbips
away az the puck until ne got it
from under goalie Harry Lumley S
pads and across the fatal rcd
line
One of the MIL rules specific
ally states that should any player
lall on the puck so that ~ IS out
ight OF the referee he shall M
mediately blow his whistle and
stop play The Wings insist Chad
wick could not see that puck ard
10 was evident he dId put his
whistle 20 his lips.
That 1S-year r-old LInlcy hoy &
the real standout Of the piayotlS
Tor the Wings. Here is "A young-
Stcr who had the playof iittprS
m the Boston series bat the rest
Of the club carried him Then te
took over i'm the finals and Cs~s
red them Nine goals N ST. y y
games iS all he allowed and ST.
won only three games. Behind
Toronto great defense NcCoul
gave the same number and Won
four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Benton Faces SOX
I'm Chicago Opener

Al Benton R-iil pitch for the
Tigers against the White Sox in
The opening game Of a series Of
three games starting in Chicago
tomorrow.
Thornton Lee. left handler, will
hurl for the SoX.
Lee held The Tigers scoreleSs IN
five innings of an exhibition game
at Terre Haute. Ross and Webb
got the only hits off Lefty pair
Of singles.
The Indians used three third
hsSemen against the Tigers in
the series just concluded A. Briggs
Stsdium-Cullenbine. Wheeler and
Rothel. The latter two are re-
CruitS.
Ned Harris, former Tiger eat
,fielder. IS in town on a 20-day
before shipping off to
yPearl Harbor. Other big leaguers
sgoing 10 Hawaii with Harris ~siiii
he Johnny Corsica. Pinky Higgins
ssnd I'd Weiland. The latter is a
Former White SoS pitcher. keu
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
All Look Alike

Wilson was asked how he liked
pitching against the batting cham
pion of the American League.
"Who was that" the pitcher
asked innocently.
He was told the champion was
Lou Boudreau.
"Oh. IL he:" Wilson replied
quietly.
At bat twice during the six and
two-thirds innings Wilson pitched,
Boudreau hit fly balls to left
field. Wilson struck out Pat
Seerey a dangerous long ball hit
ter. In all, the Indians bagged
only three hits off Wilson, one of
them a scratch.
1T was the first time bore
down this spring" Wilson cX-
planned. ''and j have been n
little stiff from IL. But that will
go way. i would like to be a
starting pitcher because I like
10 work. But whatever they do
with me is Okay. 1 am glad to
get the chance in the big
leagues. think will make
good"
So. does the writer think Wal
ter will make good.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
0utstdte Skate
Meets Planned

Speed skating. which has been
confined to the Detroit area the
last two seasons. is going outState
next winter.
This was indicated at the an
.nual meeting at the Dun rant Hotel
in Flint Sunday when delegates
named Sam Levinson, president Of
the association for the coming
year. MuSkegon, PetoSkey, Flint,
Saginaw and possibly Alpena arc
likely sites for skate meets next
season.
Levinson. who succeeded Dale
Doyle Of Saginaw, has been active
as an official since skating started
officially In Detroit. He has helped
Ken Hall stage The Detroit Times
Gold and Silver Skates derby
since it started % years ago.
Other officers elected are Del
Broughton. Ben Bagdade, William
r h ompSo Harry Long and
Orville Bates as vice presidents,
r.. l.. Carroll, secretary, and Rena
Johnson. recorder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
No Whistle as Pratt
Goals, Leafs Win Cup
Pratt Jams Home
Winning Marker
By LEWIS II. WALTER

The Toronto Maple Leafs have
gone home with the Stanley Cup
and the Detroit Red Wings are
left today with memories of a
great comeback that failed Just
short of the world hockey cham
pionship.
With less than eight minutes
to go and sgd Howe Of Detroit
serving a penalty, big Babe Pratt
jabbed the puck from under the
pads of goalie Harry Lumley OF
Detroit and across the red line
for=the goal lthai-g gare Toronto =
81 victory i'm the seventh and
deciding game VI the Cup playoftS.
Pratt. star Leaf defenScman,
had started the play with a long
pass 10 red he 'ded Nick Metz off
the goal mouth. The lS-year-old
Lumley Smothered Metz shot at
the corner and was Sprawled on
the puck as Pratt duckcd de
enseman Earl Seibert and raced
up TO join the melee in front OF
the net
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-24
Bob Tales
Here S a Toast
TO the Losers
By BOB MURPHY
sports Editar

This is the day we'd like 10 give
a toast to Jack Adams and his
Red Wings the day after ~
Stanley Cup slipped away from
them.
Anyone who watched Adams
from the start OF the playnttS
can't help but admire this hand
some smiling IriShman who has
given Detroit seven Stanley Cup
finalistS in 10 years.
You have 10 admire Adams for
the fighting IriShman he is. Tor
his determination 10 bring up A
winning team. his refusal to recog-
nize defeat.
You saw his Red Wing team be-
gan To slip after their victory over
Montreal in the regular seasaa.
You saw them lose two straight 10
Boston az the start of the nlaV-
offs. But with Adams urging them
on they came back 10 square the
series then win II in seven
games.