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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-07
Social and Personal

er, Mrs. c. V. Seymour and her
two sons, Jerry and Richard, Tues
day, June I. The group left on
the Pioneer Limited and will visit
Mrs. Mann's sister, Mrs. Charles
Ellis, the former Marguerite Sey-
mour, in Long Island. n. Y, and
MIR, and Mrs, John Bud" Kelly in
New York City. Mrs. Mann and
family will return the first Of July.
4 birthday Party was given for
Mrs, ldamae Simmons by her aunt,
Mrs. Dclphtne Wcstley, 3lS3 Clin-
ton Ave, So, ON Monday, June 3.
Mrs, Simmons was honorce ut
buffet lunch which was attended by
fourteen Of her friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Curtis Harris, 3g2I
Firth Ave. So, arrived Thursday,
June 81 by plane in Chicago to
spend the Holiday week end. The
Harris daughter, Merriam. accom-
panied them and the family return
ed Monday, Juno 3 also by plane.
The Twenty Limited Club and
wives held an out door chicken fry
at Theodore Wirth Park Tuesday,
May %, The group played games
and sang songs Those present
were Mcssrs. and Mines. SylveE-
ter Young, Willis u. Gates. Pat
Patton, Harvey WithCrSpoon; Otis
Parks. .. y. Bcnford, Charley
Williams, Herbert Howclls and Miss
Frances SmRllwoOd.
Flew TO Wedding: Mr.. Edward
W, Lee, Jr, 1870 Hiawatha, left
Saturday for Buffalo, n. Y, where
he will marry Miss Lillian Shovel.
Mr.. leo flow to be married on Sun
day, June ., and he and his bride
will return by air to make their
home here, Mr.. l.ce'A mother, Mrs.
T., W. Ice. will have open house for
the newlywcds on Wednesday, June
~ from I 20 10 pm,
4 week end In ~. Cloud was
spent by Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Law,
PAP Bryant Ave. No. The weekend
was spent visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Majors OF st. Cloud who en-
tcrtRincd their guests at the
American Legion Hall.
Mrs. MOllic Check. 2022 Goth
Ave, So, has returned home after
spending u seven month visit with
her sisters In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, and New Jersey. Mrs. Cheek
returned Saturday, June |,
Mrs. u. =. OrmcN. 36O5~i2th
Ave, So, spent Decoration Day
weekend in Lincoln. Nebraska. On
Mrs, Ormos' return she brought her
niece, Patsy Dean, who will spend
some time here.
4 Personal shower was given
for tho hride-to-be, Miss Vera
Johnson, 1892 Clinton Ave. So, at
the homo Of Mrs. Helen Phillips,
1910 Smelling, on Saturday. June I.
The Card-lunChcon was given by
Miss Johnson's mRtron OF honor,
Mrs, Helen Phillips, and attendants
Mrs, Barbara Strawdor and Miss
Elizabeth Hughes. The guests
were: Mesdamca Barbara Cyrus,
Katherine Mitchell. Juanita HE Of
Detroit, Wayne Green, Grace Bry-
ant, Mary Brady, Peggy Judy,
ClRrisRa Lawson, Jewell Alexander,
Pearl SchoRcld, Timma Leah Riese
and the brido.to-bc's mother, Mrs.
Andrew Johnson. Miss johnson
will also bo hOnOTcd at showers 10
be- given by Mrs. Spencer Shivers,
1921 Fourth Ave. So, on Saturday,
June 4, which will be a misccllano-
Qua shower and Mrs. Timma Leah
Ricse, 262S Fourth Ave. 80. on
Sunday, June o who will give a
lingerie shower.
Among the shut-inH this week;
Patricia Smiley. 1893 Emerson NJ,
Henither Cook, bIi N. Lyndale, Kay
NJ, Nelson. 2Iib Smelling and Mrs.
W. Partee, 1871 Il. 37th st.
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NJ snd Mrs. Riehsy Adams, Mia Eh'h-
crime Allen. NJ Gnd Nrs AIh.r' Aim.
NJ ABd Mr. John Alien. NJ sui NJ
o. { Arrh.r, Mis- OlFs Andrrs"r.
NJ end Mr. ifst"r Bird Ma Jara %
Eradf1yd M. CHARTS BlArtbBrn, NJ. sff
Mr.. Brown. NJ IsTsy BeiI. NJ o."
NJ John Banks. Mas Estyr bradley, ",
sHd Mr. leo BDhannDu NJ Hmm Esrs
man. NJ ard Nfs Jane Brown ~
Ph.up ElArk~oii. M. ard Mr.. Gseag'
NJ Rufrs B0yd, Mo- JunDld Br0wn. Me-
HRrFtrf Br0Nt.
NJ and Mr. wiIlis Clad NJ and Hrs
Johb CyrUs. Nr. and Mr. J. " Htsh"r.
~, I'D M HRrnId Garter. ~ sud W.
Talnabge CsFsy. NJ ara Mr. EsTl I'm
say. NJ Hnfry Crow~. ~ and M Epger'
carer. NJ. aBd M 4. CaaatyF. AFeH
shirisy Cannon, Dr. shd Ms J " Crump
Mss " Casdsn. NJ BuDah Charlss'ssr
NJ Jane ClaridJ. ~ AHd ArS ls'ay
CslTrnan. NJ Ard Mr. HDyd TraNfpFd. "
and Mr. Pssi CgFTsy. NJ Erwlfsn CEmp-
bell. NJ and hEH. Vsrf0r Galloway
~ an5 Mr.. CARO- Dag. NJ and ~
Ralph Daris, Ms Lillian D0Nb~y, NJ Anf
Mr.. Bert DAvidsoS. NJ aHd Mr.. I.a'Hart
Davis
~" AI~snya MsElvsIs. No. Dora
E.rUs
NJ and Mn. Alfrsd swat. NJ ana
Nrs. Wm SHsails. NJ shA M. y spriEEs.
NJ Ard Mr.. y. klstHH,ofrs. NJ. And W.
J slsmmOns. NJ ara Ms John Esrfi
NJ. snd Mr.. Huron Bhsl'GH NJ shJ Mr..
Bsrt EhasDon, hbss Esby share M. 10
gene EtFAitSF. NJ. Hhd AG. ~ HaItsys
NJ and Mn StaBhs, NJ ahd Mr.. Ca.
snes TsyiDT. NJ. and Mr. HsrFT Tbofnss
M shA Ms RsIDh WaFd. ~, and M
y. y. WBhGs8s. DR.. Rbd Mr.. Wiibar VII
liahBs, Mr. Eathani@i Nalksr. NJ sbd Mr.
~ y. WalEsT, NJ. aHd Mr. Lama VII
laws. M Hmm WaFh~id, NJ. abd Mr.
hShsTt WRilAEs. Mr.. aBa Mn. Martin ~ 81
dinEtHa, Mr. and hrs. HAFs4d WFkKkt NJ
ard Nh. Alfred NHiAss. NJ. and NJ.
EsnB@tb WihSh. NJ ahd Mr.. {. ". zig
lhGtDh. NJ. and Mrs., Rsiph WiiaSh. Mss
Jsss& Wihhsla. NJ Ida Wkitssksg. NJ
M sS4 Ms. Bsyd Ysnssy.
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Kansas, left St. Paul, Monday, June
3, after spending several days visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Danforth,
666 Rondo Ave.
Mrs. Harriette Allen Cephas, IS
Z. Larpenteur Ave, left the city,
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Social and PERSONAL

Visitors: Mr. and Mrs Chester Green 66S ST. Anthony
Ave. had their house guests Mrs. Green's sister and
brothernaw and small Dr. and Mrs Charles Edward
White Of Houston Texas They left the city, Tuesday May
%, for Texas, where DR.. White is optometrist
House Guests: Mr.. and Mrs Harry Carpper of Toneka
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Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin McNRry..
Sr., and daughter. Mildred, Of Chi,
Cago, ILL.,, arrived In the city Sun
day, June 2, by motor, to attend
the graduation exercises ~ their
son, Melvin. Jr., from 81. Thomas
Military academy They are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Charleston, 1887 Sherburne
Ave.
"I,oAfcTS" met wednesday,, June
3, AT the home Of Norman T.. Davis,
630 81. Anthony Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-06-07
Jean Brown Winner
In Essay Contest
For Young Writers

Jean Brown, daughter If nr. and
Mrs. W. ID. Brown. 6OS T.. lIth ST,
Minneapolis, who will have her dc.
but party In the Junior ballroom 81
tho Hotel Nicollet on June IL. was
fourth place honorable mention
winner in the Atlantic Monthly's
annual ESSAY contest for high
school students. Her essay was
Portrait or n Little Girl"
Miss Browns brother, Pvt. W
Donald Brown. Jr.. will be home
on furlouRh for the debut party.
lie is stationed at West Point, N. I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
TROOP SHIPS
d manned irnm PasA h

r,r no ITO
,rae onreerf ~
~ ~ ,eter
Nsef ana whiie soldier. Nlept
u bunk. aro,e. below AMI >Idr
rs 80, crh other: Washed up In
ia ,ire helmet TOOK oa'h> in
fl. same .hoNer, used iho same
fodet il,lliics. worked together
eu h.l preparing and serving
i.al. ,a..ed t'lr"rgh The same
",loD frrmaiior" and washed
ihei- MSS kit> " m. same ran
az sie. so friction occurred
irem ihi, relationship during the
ir.p
>vltpf. 81 both race. read ihs
same looks. new snapper, and MA
eAiue.: exchanges "eripe>" nnd
discussed "honc front" plans AMI
were iound d an times dnrlur
tie ia, >rniiered over the ship
plNins cards,
1fn so dlsrs
ef .0t ose'nsr amins
'. see SSu sr.nre
cfn f IS vorp srreei
p ror he went further
sa va Nn4e Ne ahic 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
4 VITAL MESSAGE To MN
ONLY

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NFN. THIS II n SIM To
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Bilbo More Alarmed By Race
Question Than Atomic Bomb

wASufNGToN fANPi Il am
moro EARNED ovcr the race
question IN 'hs l'nired states
THAN ;Ae atomic bomb" declared
senator Bnho speaking on me
Frpc
W non asked II me senators
canfed 10 know who Was re.
spoi an'e fo thr rErr Ho
,,ined n vas heine SPONSORED
fv fpe NAAcP md the N'sro
n,ellgsnr-ia ~ the oonr'r, n
fa~r areeir and plan and schemos
~ f0r hv law he infegfs'inr
~ iis negro into mo white so-
cial W. and ontscts Of the white
American people
y am no. hlmd SOC know
vl,st is takinr place ThNrs are
states ta 'he American union
which repait Nr law ~ 'he
sale Negroes sad Vhifes 70 IN.
iermsrry and to1sy there arc
more lsa foo n'arisaes GEAR
between NegrocS and whites
~ fNcr sad MAJ nc nued
sfafcs wuulf sv~nflt fnlr lf-
'rs race ~ 'epnN monsrels
refre vll'e nor hisch
whcn Sen nfiho spoke ~ rne
sonafe on The Frrc nii or1
paf' ~ his ,oMrtcs .ermatk-
v'ro printed 10 ~, vhife pres.
Thov carried only no siatoreni.
or nc nrmhor N Ner tt~ en
ploycd Nv tNr lomn a.
Washington W BHno eia nor
make any mentor 10 ne over
vholnne orerln' nlcn' ~ Urifos
10y the government IN MS own
safe and 'h' oiher southern
states vhere >o1roes do nor
hive an onporflr'y n paruc
pate W eonrtY grlcina' state
or sovrrnnenf Jobs
Also ~ his gr4n pflp b. neil
or a. Ms Ropse' IS follous
y voted sgains' no tanfirma.
non ~ Nr. reosevoi .terdav
and J shah -ifc some ~ The rea-
sons lie .ws rofsfnns ~ his
lone vote as,ns u.s. rorflma
zion Of 'he rroeever eido 49,
Y s rcpsssoni-'i 'e mo l'nfod
Nations areaniranon He cor,ar
u,d
The most dissfs.einl 'nnT
'hai mas becn DONE Do me distract
~ Colvnru Greet smttfln
fL.A. llIN .nnIn ~ Na.1t am
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
IFEPC CAN Be WON
BY HARDER FIGHT

In mo office Of the Fio'her-
hood ~ sleeping car For'ers in
Nov Norl CITY s. philIf Kan
oaiph international Pres'een'
stated that nothine vas eyer
mere PLAN than me .Hof 'n''
Rnls 5 lcl and HR sa2 Tor a
permanent fedora lair employ
mont practice committee ean ~
enacted IN The ,9ih unsi'-S
THO onlv thne nsressary q" rH'
This lcgisliioa through Ccnc.oss
over ihc rahhic fou.ins filihN,'
o. 80 nilbr;>n and SouihcrniSm
aud sIso mo le-hsrd Tw'i-n ~
me Manufactures 'ssoclaiion Is
fer me Negro nlnssss and ollief
minoruies inaudles le~> ca'ho-
lies tr Ia $40 dion TIER n'Ad-
lcss and ii~h with ~ their
maenr ns hom.re 'ndie.- ma~s
m, eurss and sending letters
ielesrmns postcards sn4 nahf
islenbore calls 70 mo M7No
House iead ~ ~ senate and
Hoase IN me interest % hose
hills
Tho NsnH0al coencN 'or 2 Per-
msncnt lEFC heaaed hy Ann Ar
mid H"icomsn "a Do ding fh Ns2
and has hniii fhe foundation upoi
which Viciorv in CONGRESS for
those h.lls can hs arhioyed can
lnded " Randolph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Attempts Suicide

'rrleheile y ~ Of Na,'
Csmseo7 a''s1 nd sniti0-
rAar-lsv hy 'enre everv'h'rE
81 dresse ASSISTING a. ;
o9nfes o. o,ated ou =
c'ntes ~ hvf g4u-pe 4oN q o
ard some o'he SHOWN Mod A.
'ion She Ht 4nder 0'eeNa-
ler a' pec~f nnsp1a A ~ho
tried the same n,ne hefofs sew
era f'nes froine ove,vhins
ofairabls ste mas often "a cal
cneG - tf self
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
NEGRO DRAFT
PERCENTAGE
TOPS WHITE

Continued nductions OF the full
quota Of Negro draftees IN De
cember. while white nduc,lons
fell 10 almost half OF Inc required
number vas questioned ny the
DETROIT TRIBUNE on Jan ?
in telegram 10 MAJ Gen LEXIS
II HersheN national director 81
selectire Service
According 10 INC Nen Yogs
Times Service There S 4 month
Is national quota 81 500ue
draf,ecs 5000 each month arc 10
no Negroes, based or ',e TACT
that l09e Of the population is
Negro
During December onlv 25.OoU
whites We're INDICTED filing only
slightly more than half the rhiic
quota hui the full 5000 Negroes
we're drafted This made the Ne.
gro nduciions for Dcccm Der is
and 2f3o, Of the total
In iis Telegram the TRIBUNE
asked questions winch are now
beng raised BY leaders " the
Detroit Negro community
Are the more liberal defer
mems thev ask heinz applied
only 70 white regisirants
They also arc asking whether
tie higher proportion ~ Negro
dfsf'eeS reflects the belief Of the
Army that Negroes Should ne
used primarily Cor apor UNITS.
wnicn are more needed now The
war over
Tne 'ex' oi the telegram 10 Gen
Hc a follows
Mai Gen Lewis T.. Hershey.
Selective Service National
Headquarters,
Washington. ID. {.
Leaders of the Detroit Negro
community are asking why De.
cember inductions of Negro
registrants were Is 2f3 per
cent Of total instead of 10 per
cent They ask whether more
liberal deiermentS are applied
only TO whites. and whether
high induotionS Of Negroes re-
fleets Army belief that Negroes
should he relegated 10 labor
units We would appreciate a
statement from YOU.
Ullyses W Boyki~. Editor.
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Nv rnin MN Nilll1u>

ANN. -, pic...u fa-..
49, ,ns sris. i. rato Eo, Mn
,or The ueeA ,oa,Wst #. i4t
Ar,.f ro.,.s,e. -rnstho-
-,rd,rs rh. .aee. Nsn
r,r Nat .ee .a si man'R
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aa,. o t.ran- n.~ n.sphe
"a i4lt pst Asa hesase 'his
there ne efD -aHl NA
Tus FosfAr 80 NV 9s1
rteG ar ham' emniH1 ifr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Hill breaches

Rs' riar,es A Hil pastor n
Hartford avenue BartN church
was guest preacher - ne after
noon sefvices ~ The Church ~
III rcoples Services 40 hold each
Surdav A. 50 pm IN me cha
pei ~ 81 Johns Fpiseonal
'hfr b Vernon Highway az Mood.
ward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Andrew Young

NncfeU Noun1 ~ resident II
Ne J te7atcfh succumhed
While 4 patent T., Receiving nos.
rial rnosflav December - Fun
of'l a'rar-ements sin not no
completed until vorc rs rer.s cd
1om relatives ont of me city
SURVIVING ff, 81. Eva sierra
p"catple ,is and Geors
Noiee GFesiands elm Washing
tom ID r sister ami hroiher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Church Disturbance

l.res lluner' . o'So Rose.
ls.n vas hareee With disturb
fr1 rer@ioas meetinA m me NJ
pssah Parnst chur Chippa~a
4ta cberrclsWn Warrant vas
s.ea saturday on complaint of
rSoeri wilson o. 1osA Wyoming
ferns-te
The hNrcit has tn action pend
,rg IN which one 'sction Il sums
.arother for properiN DAMAGE IN.
,oly'ne me destruction ~ the door
10 the sln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Prison Terms Given

rssoiAsrs C~u-f lrres lHnr
Nansr sentenced tNo rl~n 20
serre irres ann half - I veA~s
IN PRISON ~ hrostins ard erier-
lrr 'ato snor 81 tSi or
loan. s n ~
Seir.pred 0ere = enf'fs ~
MONDE 20 ~ ul2 Prvsh aid
Chsrics Johnson - of 2lo ?
Fcreai
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Strongarmed

H.tole IS -Nerford 75' 90 es0
Froce"f rsr0rted that SATURDAY,
rorring ~ arrroyim -
% cnf. M 100 men sfrongarnad
him front ~ i7e' Hrsiinss
rainry him ~ s2s The thugs
oet@rod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Food Poisons

Food poisoning, making 'ns
.iaaton temporarily se-lel
sent 1850 children and one AID
h reco ing Hospital On saw,
Gat Dc % The vlctirs 70.
AIno Johnson % Nadine Nes
40 and johnson children ard
3 Ccccaa : phylhs Ann. 6 n
$500 Goodwin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
John R. Williams

q ontinued from PAge -
Williams. had taken the football
rsomn'irr At the stadium from
the TuSkegee Alumni Association.
This j. vicious falsehood T.
"T4skcgee Nad neNc paved a
football same n Detroit ~ m the
State o. Michigan until ! brought
them mere u la4a Needless 70
sax NJ Vaughn VAS unable %
con nee Nh Brazil 'hs' ne was
sceakirg iruihfully Consequent
s. I SHAH continue 10 bold INC
snneal fNNfnall CLASSIC ~ me lri-
,cts;s " Detroit stadium roc
-pec,ee VI Nhe'ncr Tu-kcgcc IS
parncipani n any of the games
az no'
Be,o4s, Inc Detroit TuskeRce
Aawn Association n@s MOI acted
m COCO faith sigrei the shi-
5aNi appearing IN ne Dec "
oar.or % tae Deirof Tribune,
VILLAINS ADDED
Williams hives al 'N Boston
Blvd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Mistakes Gasoline

Nsfies Jackson s. n' i1S
Dawson rear Whie starting :
ff0 rhr sda mofrinc mief+e'Nlv
used gasoline instead ~ 'iei Of
80 -Hs severe nerns ~ head ard
't. o., ives 'eu fo RI, si'ins
ho~ri's ~ re reu'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
Confessed Football Fxer May Get I Years and $1
By DAN DARKER

sided up eo him aenea then oaaea ymmy eo se nm Ae SA heavefoo Tho he Neayo sSsaoA sn % M seS % ss E $ Ss % ss m e Sss ss % ss St - VI sOlme his lawyer so have the law On Nea
 TRUE as Tn lmRsFmea Ay a FAnaaepAM veaamA nnA ny Arnold esea Ay lAe eNanflng aocoF Cor A NNa
 fight with Ralph 1anne eecaa he found Q e bind m ene Leon Rains and uggsy TaS the pgomoseFs DeA SaEmN
 yr. former Roosevelt High tHonk pitcher who wA
 the HanSe chain and h shoooy rival Ralph nAncA q DeSA again Dec % Che M AEsaogy they for
 Me Sublng Big Five of 9onker and she BsanCa AhsArA
 RoNEY-ptAzA a Miami Beach about the only one ahnA sell though offered eeAoo this for Taub broke writing under courage by sports coamn ssme svcTmea the stout rncs Madison benefit talen boxing promoter Introducing himself vt Sanv sed t come rom camedee suburb t Boston Rayah Honsg hes drunk smoked BsrvsusEa Yas guard VII Dc eligible for pro football next season and would Ike Co play New eos whe finishing his Vale course oeerse Msneney Merssna also trained his brother len who fought such sara Vince Joe Dundee Soldier KearnS former heavyweight later " fireman house ichard at the Dixie Freddie Fummons appeals to Brooklyn sports fans to contribute o the Sister Kenny Fund Brooklyn headquarters 2S2 Fulton St) And crcS seals this Christmas Tuberculosis hasn't been conquered yet
 BED-RDDEN sERv1cENGEN military hospitals this complain they're often ordered @ shut of their testn sets just when the main bout starting by overly otco brass hat Sinners has found who will the erecting plaques the local major league ball Walker who made Sunday Baseball possible leo Houck Penn State boxing coach proud of his two war~veean Eddie and Leo IT, who made the football Miami also the boxing Bill catcher the service will get second with the Giants Spring J. nehbos and friends voted the best right tackle the league recovered fhes than other tackle and scored two touchdowns the hard
 Copyright Isae King syndlcaseD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
By OSCAR FRALEY

New York, Dec. 16. (UP)--Merle Hapes and Frankie Filchock, two fine football players, were under e cloud today because somebody wanted to make a fast dollar and the current athletic scandal involv. ing the New York Giants demon- strated the need for drastic action in organized sports.
 Gambling is here to stay. You couldn't abolish 1t by putting a cop on every street corner.
 But to a great degree you can avoid the fix" The method would be to ban for life from all organized athletics anybody who doesn't rec port outside efforts to infiltrate with Deal"
 Raded to Report Bribe
 Hapes, according to Commissioner Bert Bell of the National Football League, was approached directly" to throw the playoff with the Chi cago Bears. Filcock was approached indirectly"
 Yet neither reported the "feeler" to Coach Steve Owen, President Tim Mara of the Giants or Bell, and the bribe attempt was made three or four days" before the playoff. Bell disclosed.
 Hapes refused to go along with the gamblers involved and yet, by failing to yell copper" was kept out of the game and thus indirectly aided the bookies by weakening the team. Had he reported the offer immediately he would have been in the clear and, with him on the field, the Giants might have won.
 Filchock ignored all ''feelers' and was cleared. Now Frankie is a fine gentleman and proved his refusal to be in on any fix" with his play on the field yesterday. But he, too. failed to say the word that would have at least left his own team with clean conscience.
 Leonard Upsets Cart
 Baseball is the one sport which seems best able to keep its house in order. And only two years ago Dutch Leonard, Washington Sen- ator pitcher, proved the value of bringing such bribe offers into the open. Leonard was to pitch the finel game of the season against the Detroit Tigers, tied with the St. Louis Browns. On the morning of the game Leonard received a tele- phone call offering him $3,500 to throw the game.
 Dutch simply told Manager OsSie Bluege--and asked to be left in the game to prove his honesty.
 It was rough spot. even so, put the veteran knuckle bah hurler beat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-16
New EngIond Boxing Slate

Boston, Dec. l6-'CUP)-Following is list of main boxing bouts sched- uled tlhs week in New England:
 Tonight
 Boston - Mechanics Building - Buddy Hayes of Boston vs. Tommy (Red) Wells of Manchester, N. H., 10 rounds, 12S pounds
 Providence, R. ]. Auditorium Dave Andrews of Lowell, Mass, vs. Luc E. Lima of Providence, 10 rounds, l47 pounds.
 New Britain, Conn.-Arena-Joe Bennett of New York vs. Pat Byers of Kannapolis, N. C., 10 rounds, 16O pounds.
 Holyoke, Mass. - Valley Arena Julio Cesar Jininez of Mexico City vs. Vic Moreno of Venezuela, 10 rounds, 135 pounds.
 Lewiston, Me.-City Hall-Maurice defty) La Chance of Lisbon vs. Corky Davis of Worcester, Mass, 10 rounds, 40 pounds.
 Tuesday
 Garden-Al (Red) Priest of Cambridge vs. Tommy Sullivan of Boston, 10 rounds, 160 pounds. Portland, Me. - Exposition-Mau- rice Beauchene of Brunswick vs. Hermie Freeman of Bangor, 10 rounds, l47 pounds (state title). Manchester, N. H.-Recreation- Florient Desmarais of Manchester vs. Oliver DesmarAis of Manchester, 10 rounds, 135 pounds.
 Salem, Mass. Arena Jimmy Hooper of Brooklyn, N. Y, vs. How ard Thompson of Saugus, 10 rounds, heavyweights.
 Wednesday
 Providence, R. I.-Arcadia-Tom- my Greb of Boston vs. Jackie Web- Der of Providence, 10 rounds, I35 pounds.
 Bangor, Me. - City Hall - Roger Wynott of Halifax, N. S., vs. Max Cunikan of Pittsburgh, rounds, l47 pounds.
 Thursday
 Burlington, Vt. - Auditorium - Buster Beaupre of Burlington vs. Maurice Oefty) La Chance of Lis- bon. Me, 10 rounds, 140 pounds. Fall River, Mass.-Casino- Buddy Farrell of Newark, N. J., vs. Johnny Eagle of Detroit, 10 rounds, 165 pounds.
 Friday
 Worcester, MaSs.-Mechanics Hall Jimmy Green of Brooklyn, N. Y., vs. Bobby zollo of Providence, R. l., 10 rounds. 150 pounds.
 Rumford, Me.-Municipal Hall Billy Lancaster of Portland vs. Maurice Cloutier of Manchester, N. H., 6 rounds. l60 pounds.