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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
BY ERICH BRANDEIS

A hundred dollar award has Just
been presented to Angelo Custode
Decorate, better known as Pop. q
67-year-old motorman on one Of
New York's few remaining street
cars.
The reason for the award: Cour.
tesy, tact, kindness and ingenuity,
and outstanding service in the
field of race relations"
Pop" serves q district that con
tains many foreigners. Quite a few
OF them speak little English. most
OF them have lots OF children. And
goodly I ,rcentage Of old folks
travel on his line.
He helps them on and on the
cars. He assists them with their
bundles. He knows where they get
on and on and when.
Often ne conducts the children
across the street and sees to 1t
that they safely reach the sidewalk.
Pop" came to the United States
from Naples A. years ago. He
couldn't speak . word Of English.
He had no money and no kin over
h,re.
He knows what It means to be a
stranger in a strange land, to be
broke and friendless.
So much for Pop.
A few days ago I was In Wash
ington. My errand took me to the
Pentagon Building, that RUDE Gold.
bergish labyrinth In which II is
easier to get lost than In the Paris
sewers.
did get lost and asked a young
lieutenant for directions. In a very
superior sort OF way he waved his
hand in an indefinite sort of way
and said:
81 think It's over there"
Then he disappeared in one OF
the Offices.
BY that time I was much disgust.
ed.
Along came an elderly officer,
hands In his pockets. smoking u
smelly old pipe.
told him where | wanted to go.
you are pretty much out of your
way. son." he said. Come along
with me-"
Together we walked bout a half
mile-to the right, then to the left.
then straight ahead and down q
flight of stairs.
There you ~re." he said with a
smile, "and now hope I'll find my
! way back"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
THEY say

New York-Secretary OF State
James F. Byrnes: urges four bill
lion dollar loan to England: "Our
ultimate prosperity heavily de-.
Ponds upon whether the economy
Of the world is free or in chains"
WASHINGTON-Dr. Lise Meitn.
er, noted scientist: and mother OF
the. atom bomb: "a lasting peace
Is more desirable than the creation
Of weapons which might lead to
the determination of mankind"
London-Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt: IF the nations OF the world
talk and work together long enough
they will surely solve peacefully all
the problems Of the world"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
BY ESTHER V. w. TUFTY

Washington. Feb. 13-Congress.
man Earl Kitchener. Adrian. voted
for the strike-curbing Case bill and
is anxious that his constituents
understand "just what the bill con
templates. This veteran congress
man therefore followed his policy
OF explaining the why's and where
fores in some detail.
To the Adrian Republican, the
Case bill offers "a formula that will
be helpful in solving the unpreced-
ented management-labor disputes
which have practically tied up the
industry Of the country"
The Case Bill will:
/. Authorize the creation OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
PauIey and Allen
heseDayss~y t eEo '" e. soHols*5

ever prior 10 his being placed at
the head OF Il all.
In word, had this country a
ministerial system, so that the top
policy-making and administrative
officials were publicly responsible
for their conduct. the various OF.
fees would attract men OF calibre
and position. Some presidents
chose their subordinates with care
and with regard TO national inter
est and men like Elihu Root and
Charles Evans Hughes served In
their cabinets; some presidents
use this appointiye power to place
cronies and collectors and private
buffoons in Office. II is a matter of
taste.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
As a citizen. I cannot see why n

As a citizen. I cannot see why n
George Allen can be permitted 10
run the RFC, Ed Pauley should not
be permitted TO run the Navy; per
haps the whole business might be
rectihed by making Butch La
Guardia Secretary OF State and
now that Earl Browder has been
kicked out OF Russia's American
Communist party. he might be
made Secretary OF the Treasury.
What difference would II make In
our irresponsible system7
Copyright, 1916. for Ypsilanti
Daily Press)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

WASHINGTON-AP- Democra.
tic Leader Barley (ky.) will take
personal command Of the Admins.
tration's drive to win Senate ap-
proval Of the proposed $3.50, O00,-
900 TO Britain. With opponents al
ready lining up against the pro-
posal, Barley told a reporter hear.
ings probably will begin before
the Senate Banking Committee
next week. Ordinarily, Barley
permits committee chairmen to
head the battle for specific meas
ures,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Dedication Planned
by Rev. Dickerson

Rev. Mark Dickerson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Dickerson, Sunday
plans a dedication ceremony for
his new church, Berean Baptist
Church, 1880 Fenkell Ave. De-
troit.
Rev. Dickerson was former pas
tor OF the Ypsilanu Calvary Bap-
list Church on s. Grove st. He
went to Detroit last year. Feb. 10.
The financing OF this s27 900 build.
ing has been taken care Of by
members and friends Of the church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
/HAT TER and
- a Fact or Two

Terrazzo Is a kind OF hooring
used for corridors and floors Of
public Buildings. II is composed
of small fragments of marble set
in white cement and rubbed TO Q
polish after II has set.
II Is thought the first money
mint was established In Lydia by
Gyges toward the end Of the
eighth century. B. c.
Citrus fruits are composed Of
carpets. or separated sections.
each Of which Is oiled with tiny
juice sacks.
THE NEW YORK harbor tug
boat strike has proven to Man.
hattanites that in order to keep
things moving you have to have
plenty Of pull.
The Russians. we read, have
taken over q German factory
called the Donaudampfschif-
fsrhtgeseiisehsft. They car
have il.
The Swiss are sxpsrisneino q
series Of earthquakes. Must re-
mind them Of the time when
there was war going on oil
sides Of them.
What ever became Of all those
annual spring baseball hold
outs? Looks like the athletes
figure with all this big labor
news these days one-man strikes
would get little publicity.
Zadok Dumkopf has uncov-
cred a rare old volume. II is q
cook book devoted entirely 10
meat recipes.
Tho uNo wonh 5000 hJfsi
rooms for ih New York meeting.
This proves fhot there still ore
some folk who believe in mir
oelss.
The plan to bounce radio pro-
grams of the moon may have
its merits. Some Of the cornier
jokes may get mixed up with
the cosmic dust and get lost on
the way back.
During this Boy Scout Week,
our thoughts are focused on
this great youth-bulIdlna and
leaders organization. We sa-
lutte Its membership OF nearly
two million boys. We know
they will continue TO serve
In peace as we'll a. they did In
war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
FOUND DEAD

Observation-Disclosures Sta
beck. so. OF Saginaw, was found
dead in his parked truck Tuesday.
His companion. Joseph Jacobs. 20.
also OF Saginaw. was overcome by
monoxide gas. Jacobs was taken
TO st. Luke's Hospital In Saginaw
where his condition was said to
be good.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Today's Horoscope

You have Q happy and exuber-
ant disposition and consideration
for the rights Of others. You like
refinement and culture. have good
taste. are fond Of good literature,
and are ambitious to learn. In
your love affairs you do not like
to date one person, but after you
are married you Will be very hap
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

q man wears . wedding ring he
should wear II on his little finger.
II Is customary, however. for him
TO wear II on the third finger Of
the left hand, the same one on
which the bride wears hers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Courtesy Valuable
Looking at Life

l thanked him, and as ! left
looked at his should straps for
the first time.
He was a four-star general.
Before / had a chance to get his
name he had turned around the
next corridor and | didn't want to
take a chance en- losing my way
again. might not meet another
four-star general to direct me.
Courtesy is a wonderful asset
whether In Victorian or In q
general.
And when you find II you have q
gentleman-or q lady.
Copyright, 1916. for Ypsilanti
Daily Press)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Fifty Years Ago

About 10 OF Homer Briggs friends surprised him
company the occasion being his birthday
the C o'clock dinner which Mrs Briggs had prepared
Snowy. sloppy and slippery sidewalks come in singular
succession, this
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Mrs Grace Conkln Mrs Roy Wise, Mrs. A. A. and Mrs
Terry Ross were initiated into the Degree Of Honor.
Mrs Wesley Dawson entertained 10 little boys at lunch honor
OF the eighth birthday anniversary of her Howard
Birth: To Mr. and Mrs HubbelI daughter To Mr.
and Mrs. oren Blackmore Eva PosO Canton Center Rd
daughter Ruth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Words Of Wlsiom

words or Wisdom
The more discussion the better,
II passion and personality be es-
chewed. Discussion, even II
stormy. often winnows truth from
error-a good never to be expect
ed In an uninquiring age.-Chan-
ming.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Ono Minute Test

One-Mlnute Test
/. To what class of animals
does the lizard belong?
2. How do crickets hear7
3. How many sides has honey
comb cell?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

The cornea OF a fish's eye is Tat.
and all the focusing Is done by the
lens Of the eye. In the human eye
the cornea is rounded. and II per-
forms about two-thirds OF the work
in bending light rays to a focus on
the retina.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

py and contented. Hold fast TO
energies and resources this morn
Ing. and at lunch time discuss
plans for q partnership or mar
riage. Early this evening be sure
Of your terms before making
financial agreements. Following
an impulse this evening may bring
drastic changes. The moon enters
Leo at 11:5i p. m, and this IL .
splendid time for creative writing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Hints on Etiquette

Some authorities say that when
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

Minute Test Answers
/. The reptile.
2. BY "shins" on the front Of
the legs.
.. Six.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

THE NEW YORK harbor tug
boat strike has proven to Man.
hattanites that in order to keep
things moving you have to have
plenty Of pull.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

Citrus fruits are composed Of
carpets. or separated sections.
each OF which Is oiled with tiny
juice sacks.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Encouraged by Steve

1T was discouraging. l couldn't cover
ground and reasoned that | wasn't doing my
self any good and the club wasn't getting
much good out of my efforts. However, Ste e
O'NeilI kept encouraging me and kept giving
it the old try.
1T WIS not until the waning days of the
regular season that I began TO feel like my
old self. But there remained one more tough
break 10 overcome. I felt set when We
started a late series with the Red Son but
during one Of the games slid into second
and came up with sprained ankle.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Sled DeTby
FOg. kiAllieS
GIn SHndHU

Next Sunday viii be dog-sled
derby day for you children up 70
Is years of age. 1t Will be the
eleventh annual dog race run IN
connection with The Detroit Times
Gold and Silver Skates Derby at
Belle Isle.
With the ground covered with
snow, you Will have plenty Of op-
portunity 20 train your dog steeds
for this fun-making event, which
not only provides good. healthy
amusement. but also gives you a
chance 10 win some prizes Last
year the entry for this event was
so large three preliminary heats
and a final were required II was
Won by Al Wlftingham and his
Bob, with Dock Roberts and Boots
second and Freddie Hoffman,
driving Jumping jim third
All that's needed 10 enter the
race is 20 have a dog. sled and
skates. Rules call for the owner
10 wear skates. and a passenger,
even though us doll. must rldd
The sled The distance is once>
around the track. Racing time is
] p N. Sunday
Come on. YOU kid dog owners;
get i1 on tho fun.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Minor Head
Raps Happy

DURHAM. y c. Jan. - up
Friction flared anew today be-
twecn heads of the minor and
major baseball leagues over the
issue of whether the sport should
be consolidated into a single mas
ter organization.
President William G. Bramham
tho outSpoken head Of the Ma
tonal Association Of the Minor
Leagues. said he vigorously op-
posed a recent suggestion of Com
missioner Albert B. Happy
Chandler. the major leaue over
lord. that both branches should be
merged
with all due respect to the
commissioner opinion, believe
such consolidation would result
i'm tragedy for baseball" Bran
ham said last night.
Speaking in reply 10 what he
described as certain stories he mad
read advocating such consolida-
tion by Chandler, Bramham said
III would suggest too strongly Ol
a trust or syndicate baseball
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
UNI Rally
Falls Short

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. p
Indiana pulled away from Mich
gan in the last five minutes OF
their basketball game last night
and then stopped a Wolverine
rally in the waning minutes TO
score its second win of the sea-
son over the Wolverines. 46-43.
Glen Selbo, the Wolverines
pivot man, paced the second half
Michigan drive with six field
goals, but Indiana protected its
slim thrcc-point margin with a
successful Stalling game. The
HooSiers waived four Michigan
fouls in the last three minutes in
order to retain possession of the
ball.
The defeat was the fourth con-
ference setback for Michigan in
seven starts. IndianaS : Big Ten
record now Is five victories and
two defeats.
Selbos SIX felders in the sec
ond half gave him scoring honors
over forward Dave Suack. Selbo
tailed Il points and Strack y.
Forwards John Wallace and Al
KralovanSky shared the scoring
leadership for Indiana with il
points each.
Indiana led 23-l7 at the half.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Army Release Surprise

Greenberg revealed that when he got back
from the China Burma.Inda theater last spring
he made no plans TO play baseball.
81 thought that I UaS to be sent to
Europe" the Tiger ace explained "Sud-
denly out of the clear I Das released.
figured I needed rest, but I said to
myself you haze big salary coming
TO you in Detroit You earned IL IN 1910,
Uhy not go back and collect it?''
Greenberg said that when he entered thu
army IN 1910, he thought he was all through.
He couldn't see himself out of the army in lcs1
than seven years and never expected to play
baseball again much less come back and hit \
pennant deciding home run in the 1915 seasons =
finale against the Browns and later star in hii
teams triumph in a World Series
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Miller Can
CIinch Spot
By JAKE BERSoN

Miller High, making its strong
est bld in years for the Motropoil-
tan League baSkcthati titlc, can
become the first school 10 CIInch a
plaSoff spot by beating Northeast
ern tonight.
The TroianS whipped the Fal-
cons handlly on the ldtlCrs court
10-daSs age. and are favored 20
chalk up their sixth straight NIC-
tory in tho southeast group
Eight other contests are listed
today all having been moved up
from Feb ID. Central and L. OF
y. High are the only llyes not see
ing action.
Southwestern. unbeatcn pace
maker in the southwest division
takes on ScCond-plaCc Western
The ProspeCtOrS came out on TOP
IN their first meeting, and q VIC
tory today would assure az least a
tie for a playO1 spot
TODAN.S GANfs
NORTHEAST -pHrsri0g a. HRwFa~,rk
|N 1871 .ana PARK e. CsH.
-l-tHEh $50 4fEcHrfr-~ a. Est.rsn
>.f'arat'eta vs. @.er 80 Hfees'st
>g0rfWFS FSr-'ts. ..eo5.r ~ Ps-t-rt 20
-'NtH"E --~.lisar ar.irrr ~ NrF.erC
W-iEn- Az CFfcs,G 3 90
MONTAGUE Northern at SHl.rRaf.e.u
. So. Dcuty ~ Cooley 4 so
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
No Trouble for Stars

Greenberg doesn't believe former stars viii
have difficulty getting back their old baseball
jobs. He points out that their places were filled
generally with men not of big league caliber.
Fellows like Pesky, Reese, Rieser, Chap
man, DiNlaggiO and the like will Just walk
back into their positions without trouble, The
only thing that would handicap man from
coming hack is his physical condition.
III a guy went into service and Just
stopped himself full of liquor and didn't take
care of himself he will have tough time
making the grade" '
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
DEADLINE NEARS

lnefe now remain only TWO Gays
in the Gold and Silver Skates
Derbies, the state title compet-
tions and school kids races TO
enter for this elegant array Of
prizes.
Fill in an entry blank and mail
or send 10 the Skates Derby
editor, Detroit Times, sports de-
lpartment At once. Wednesday at
midnight is the deadline.
List of special prizes:
TROPHY RACES
SILVER SKATES DERBY-lu silver skates.
plague and certificate 20 lhiome racing
skates 80. bronze medal Lap prize. s9of,
COLD SKATES DERBY-ls, Goia skates.
plaque and certificate - chrome racing
DECATHLON CHAMPIONsH1P-lst Herbert
( Weber trophy gold media. I'd. silver
medal 80 bronze medal
WALTER OSNrN NENO0faL--tst, name
on osmun plaque, gold medal "a. silver
media "a. bronze medal lap pAle. siort
OSCAR PARMENrlER MEMORABLE
set Sd. maougn oag. Lap Prize. sport
HARRY CARL rpoPHY-lr cau trophy.
% silver medal sd nionze medal
DOG-SLED pEPRY-fV dog trophy: 7t
Sweatt.. Sd pen and peu.i So'
PATTERSON RACE-ls' trophy. - bill
folds "a ciEarets ssa'lrg trN
MOTHER DAUGHTER RACE-lS' trophy
ID two bracelets a. compact candy.
NOVICE iNtNt~
school BOYS RACF-lst. Times trophy
"a sweater 20 NssnIg1t
SCHOOLGIRLS PACE-l.t .t. Times trophy
ID necklace. t1 compact.
NFWSROYS' RACES. Times trophy. a.
sweat shirt ana SON 30 pm and pencil scl
NOVELTY EVENTS
/ GRAND MARCH-Scnior king and queen.
Times trophies Junior kine and queen,
Times trophies best fancy costumes. women,
wallet. mon sweater. comic costumes. men
fstl8uFh bag women compact. best skating
costumes. men, n.fa.d, Key reti women
bracelet
L OFFICIALS PACF-fs' military SCI; "a.
fur0uTh hsr. 81 cigars or t.gaTets
OBSTACLE RACE-irt army Jacket, ID,
buf1Id End kcy ec'. 80 'rs' aid XII
MIXED RELAY-lsf 'rrcr &. rtons clrsr-
ets girls Three boxes CANDY ~ winners
MIXED COUPlFS--ls' firj's necsa~c bcys.
hufold-key set ID. girls compact. boy, hrst
aid kif
SKATING and sCULL1SG RACF-ist two
army Jackets n. fUo sweat shirts ana toN
90 two first aid KRIS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Crosse He Rivals Kentucky

Saw who ever said Michigan might not match the land OF
the RIue Grass when training race horses!
Raw Gr1ndv native and landowner OF Crosse lie mas
b 40 extra acres off Meridian road and each will urn
out ms string instead Of taking them South "
This report is brought into me by one OF my highest
ooid Operatives Mr.. "ScotJ" Campbell OF the Crosse
lie Country Club tOho suggests congratulations are IN
order for DR.. H. r. Nichols, president or mar e'uo' ~
recently raneuuered Andy Brady into the job OF man
dger. - ~, cao ro
There now my plugs for this month for the Crosse lie
fraternity Unless Of course mention that Lee EDWARDS
well known sportsman that has completely recovered
from recent operation looking for those who want
-. ~ ronsr Odds that nuis will beat Conn Edwards
fr1v is a Conn
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
What, Another NeIs Stewart?

Al Waous the golfer gives interesting slant on Jerry
Couture the rangy young forward of the Red Wings
Besides liking CoutureS fore checking and aggres-
sUeness in digging" the puck When the play is IN
the other teams end golfer Wotrous sees IN thus young
1 certo;n cborocteristics uhich remind him of NeIs
StetUart the old Montreal Moroons OF hocReys all
time scoring greats.
Warous calls your attention to the short flcks Couture
ses in nassne and shooting Like the great Stewart Watrous
roirts out Couture gets puck hurry without ee
graphing play Strong wrists that golfers IKE TO TAX
about does II.
That hockey crowd of 1919 attracted by sunday
"prudpe game between Hawks and Rangers in Chicago
hundred that the Hawks and wings
there several wears the Wings next appearance
in the Windy after Jimmy Orlando had kayoed couple
Of Golf Coast "smarticS" Remember?
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
WILL SEEK GAMES

Fr. Martin said that he would
begin at once 10 attempt 10 draw
up nine game schedule for next
year.
II will also contact De Ia
Sale and II. Joseph. two MEM
bers Of the first division i'm the
Parochial League, and ask them
II they have date open. and
care. TO meet Us in nonleague
contests.
"Other schools the Shamrocks
hope To schedule sgain this year
are Hamtramck. Boys Town.
AquiniaS of Rochester, y. Y, and
CaniSiuS of Buffalo"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Trouble for Marvel

Bert Ruby and Louis Klein are
expected 10 gang up on the
Masked Marvel IN the Australian
tag team wrestling match at
Falrview Gardens tonight The
Marvel has lost but one bout since
coming here and that on dis
qualification. His partner is Stan
BureSh In another hour bout
Dale Haddock and Vic Costello
Will clash. Sgt. Frank Manaicl
and fale Wayne go M the opener.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22

Outstanding Of The prizes are
the Geld and =SilHer skates plaques.
Herbert S. Weber Decathlon cup,
OSmun and Parmentier memorial
plaques and Harry Carl women 5
senior open mile trophy. Others
are the dog sled derhN, father son
mother daughter, schoolgirls and
SchoolboyS and newSboyS awards
There also are special cups for
state title winners in the 10
CLASSES from midget 10 senior diNi-
SionS. Medals 90 To all state title
and open race events victorS
Merchandise prizes are rewards in
the grand march and novelty
events
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Boat Tan Seen Aid
For HarhOP Fund
Bv GEORGE r. VAN

now goes into road-building funds
The federal government already
has agreed 10 build the harbors
of thc state will help 10 dciray
construction and maintenance.
FIRST SINCE WAR
The meeting was the first get
together OF the Detroit Gold Cup
committee since before the war.
Lee J Barrett. Len Thomson, Fay
Grey and Chet Kicker. veteran
members of the committee were
again on the Job along with va
ri0uS officers from boating and
yachting organizations Leo }
Robh. commodore Of the Detroit
Yacht Club. and John PankOw,
board member. were present
along with Buell. Doclie of the
Detroit Boat Club. I'd Kelier OF
the Intcrlakc Richard s Weber.
commander of the Detroit Power
sauadrons. r II Ross Of the Edi-
son Boat Club. Sherwood h
Fielder. chairman ol the Dye
powerboat committee and Ted
OSiuS, treasurer Of the Gold Cup
body.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22
Wieman TO Hell p

YOKOHAMA. Jan. - APP
Members of the Eleventh h2AIrborne
Angels who win compete IN the
Army Olympic Championship foot
ball game AZ Tokyo Feb p VIII
got some tips from Elton Tad
Wieman former head coach az
the University of Michigan
Wciman arrived m Japan today
10 assist in the Angels coaching
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22


new strain Uould set up fresh agonies.
During critical series Uith Wash
ington a month after joined the Tigers,
I hit singles far enough to be doubles or
triples in the old days-dnd noU l uDdS
barely able to make first. Ny legs Were
in such painful shape that I couldn't
start the second game of one double
header.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-22

Lions last season Iduk II SoiHS
back 10 the land of the Golden Dome
this March TO complete the final
semester that will give him b. 5.
degree.
The folks out in Hamtramck can
be kind Of proud of Frank in more
ways than his bone-crushing tackles on
football field =. I'm told he has he
highest four-year average for mathe-
MATES in the history Of Notre Dame ..
Something better than 90 ... The low
est grade Frank ever received IN any
subject has been an SIS in literature
with the Lions next season, but he IS