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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Greco Wins
Fight With
Judges Aid

Danny Boy Williams couldn't
hardly believe his ears Friday
night when the Olympia Sta
dunn announcer informed the
1886 spectators that Montreal
Johnny Greco was the choice
of the judges as the winner
OF the ten-round maln-event.
Tough Williams, Detroit's $50
FOUNDER. knew he wasn't beaten
and most OF the fans al the
affair agreed with him The
score cards from the Michigan
Athletic Control read: Referee
Johnny Weber gave Greco SO
points 20 AZ Judge Lou Handler
had Greco on the top of a 5l-49
score. Pete Miller was the Judge
that stuck out for Williams ST.
40.
In the semi-final Leroy Willis.
1856. Detroit. defeated Harold
Jones, 1856. Detroit, in ten rounds.
Other results OF the program
are as follows: Charley (Petey)
Smith. 1872. Newark. N. j., de-
cisioned Joe Henderson, 1880
Detroit, in eight rounds: Van
Kirk. 1856 Bowling Green, Ohio.
drew with Chuck Simmons, 1853
Detroit. in four; Cowie Taylor,
1871. Detroit whipped Hugh
Sublette. l34h4. Detroit. in four
and Berry Gordy. l2liz. Detroit
defeated Joe Wright, l25, Detroit
in four.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Wayne Trackmen !
To See Action
In Meet Saturday

Wayne University's ieuo,.
and track teams will botb
action Saturday, March Is. wbev
the swordsmen engage the Iin
versity of Detroit and the M
cladS participate IN the Ccn,T
Collegiate Conference meet
The fencers will be oul NJ.
tecting a 10 edge over "A.
University of Detroit when ,bs
engage the Titan squad in N
mems gymnasium Of Wayrs,
main building az 4:30 2. m
The Tartar swordsmen =
Gently returned from a ro,,|
trip into Ohio, where they pros,
even on two matches Bss
deTuscanS men trampled a In
verslty of Cincinnati Bearrg
SQUAD 2l-6. while losing al.
l4-l3 match TO the fencel 4
Ohio State. leading contende 4
for the Big Nine championshs'
LONE LETTERMAN
DeTuScan's lone returning le.|
terman. Dick Watson. has Be-.
fashloning shut out victories N
the majority of the Wayne nest
TO date and will be the Ti,s,,I
biggest obstacle next Sa,nosv
Dave Eddy. Jean Rosen Jaur
and Vincent Trainer. who sbr
out their Cincinnati opponens
also figure heavily for Tarts
victory over the University q
Detroit.
When David L. Holmu
ihinclads take the field a
East Lansing on Saturday az
ternoon, 10 compete in the an
nual Central Collegiate Con,
ference meet. the Tartar's lead
ing poin t-maker. Lorenzo
WRIGHT. will represent Wayn,
in the 75-Yard dash and The
broad jump. Wright recently
walked off with the national
championship in broad Jump.
ing while competing IL the
National AAU meet at Mad,
son Square Garden.
In addition TO Wright, Coac.
HolmeC is planning TO send d,
Alec Foley, star pole-vsulta
with Luther Carter at the hIgt
Jump slot. Until a few weea
ago the Tartar squad had n
man on the shot put, but IN
appearance OF Bruce VAIN
WAYNE gridder. has given HolmS
competition in that field for a
CCC meet.
Both the fencing and tac
teams see action again the io
lowing Saturday. March 20 whe
the foilmen compete IN Ii
Michigan Collegiate matches
Highland Park and the thnclsd
entraln for Chicago to meet Ill
noiS Tech.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
st. Antoine YIN
cagers Extend
Winning Streak

Continuing their winning streak
both the Senior BOYS team and
the Mems Basketball Of the
s. Antoine YMCA teams de-
feated the Northern Men and
Boy teams last week al the
Northern YMCA
In the first tilt the men de-
feated the Northern Men By
score Of S. 70 ~ James Csld-
well led the scoring with 20
points In the second game the
St Antoine Senior BOYS team
defeated the Northern Senior
Boy S bv a score OF AZ 10 SO.
TOP scorer for the Senior Boys
was William James. James scored
10 points.
Both the Men and Bows team
OF S.. Antoine are indicated in
the second half Of the Y COM
petition. This week both teams
meet the Downtown YMCA
teams. A victory at the Down
town Branch would give the
Senior bows the title in their
clfiSlOn a victory Tor INC men
would entltle them 70 a playoff
with the Hannah YMCA for the
Mems Championship.
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Because II their outstanding
records this wear both teams
have been invited 70 participate
ia outside tournaments. The
bows team has been asked 70
PLAY in the State YMCA Tourna-
nent al BAY City on March
10 and March 90 The Mems
team has been invited 10 attend
the National YMCA Champion
ship Tournament 20 be held in
I BROOKLYN. New York.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Reducing Can
Be Easy, Or.
Bracey Says

Ladies may take reducing
treatments at Gracey'S Gylo.
Reducing Salon, 544 Frederick
near Beaubien. without disrob.
Ing or submitting TO a star, alton
diet II was announced this week
by Dr.. Frank G. Bracey, director
Treatments are in the hands q
capable, institutional. trained op,
orators Or Bracey declared
The salon is especially equipped
and geared to offer its sen vices
to ladies who are anxious 70
get into shape by Easter.
Staff members include Mrs
Elizabeth Bracey. manager DIS
J. B. Williams, Mary Prnglt
and 5. r. Skinner, and Nurse
Hattie Jones.
We know that ladies who
gained bit Of weight during
the recent holidays will wsgb
10 get rid of II by taking our
treatments" Dr. Bracey declared
part Of the l947 season III saw
very little action because he was
assigned as a substitute TO The
nard-hitting Monk Galiord'
As 9 track star Harris defeated
herb McKenley. jamaican mid.
ale-dlStance ace. Harris passed
UP an opportunity TO compete
IN the 1913 Olyrnpics. 70 play
professional football \
YEAR MAKES DIFFERENCE
Robert Taylor. diminutive Nil.
IeI nigh basketball player who
MADE the all-city team this yesy
INC INC was the driving force be.
nIno the Miller City Champion.
snip, sat on the bench most Of
I ,sS, year with the St. Antoine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Girl Scouts
To Celebrate
Anniversary

NEW YORK March Y tie
Both anniversary o, GIL Scout
Ing in the United State, viii
b. celebrated by d nationwide
giving party featuring the
Girl Scouts Throughout the nation
ship project L was announced
this week. Cologed and white
Girl Scout throughout the nation
VIII participate.
According 10 statements issued
by the National Headquarters OF
the organization. Girl Scouts are
preparing and sending friend
ship gifts of clothing 70 destitute
children in Asia and Europe as
a year-long project with o ma
tion-wide goal OF one million
garments. On their official
birthday, they will make first
progress reports, first mass ship
ments. special collections and
public appeals for clothing
Described as one OF the most
popular projects ever Inder-
taken by the nations over one
million Girl Scouts, Clothes for
Friendship" is also the most
ambitious. il was stated The
Scouts aim 10 make. mend. re.
make or rehabilltate a total OF
100000 complete wardrobes OF
10 garments each for cnlldreI
between the ages OF one yea
TO fourteen. The wardrobes ar,
TO be attractive as well as utili
tartan so that children wht
might otherwise wear rags vii
have clothes they VIII be proud
of. The American Friends Serv
ice Committee is handling dis
tribution of the garments over
seas
AnErnrR rrnnr 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

Courses will be offered in all
colleges and schools of the Uni
versity except those of Dentistry
and Nursing. Five University
camps. Biological Station. near
Cheboygan. Forestry Camp in
Iron county, Geography Camp in
Wilderness Park, Geology camp
in Wyoming. and Fresh Air
Camp near Pinckney, will be
operated during the Summer.
The University will also COOP
crate with the National Music
Camp al Interlochen.
A complete announcement OF
Summer Session courses will be
issued in mid-March.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
AMEND UNIT BILL
EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR
NAMED WJH TELEVISION
PROGRAM HEAD

Appointment OF Mark Haas.
WJR Educational director as Tel
evlsion Program Director was
made last week by Harry Wis
mer. assistant TO President G.. A
Richards. Announcement is an
other manifestation Of WJR's
active interest in the develop
ment OF television. Last Noven-
ber the station announced an
APPROPRIATION of $3.50. 600 for tele-
vision, I'm installations, ana sta
ton remodeling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
U. of M. AnnOunc es
Summer Schedule

ANN ARBOR.-The 55th an
nual Summer Session Of the
University Of Michigan will be
held from June IA TO August %
in Ann Arbor and at the various
Summer camps Of the Univer-
sitv.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-11-01
Ford-Deurbor
DEALERS
MONTANA

MONTANA
Boker-MelIor North Goroee
Big Timber-McIntyre Motor
Sales
BiIiinss-Chorbonneou ImpI.
Co.
Observation-Disclosures Troctor
& Equip. Co.
Broodus-Powder River Motor
Co.
Butte-Butte Motor Co.
Chinook-ElIis & Siam
Deer Lodge -Po Motors,
Inc.
DiIlon-Dovis Motor
- Collins
Ennis-PosIey Farm Service
FoirfieId-Huehes Impl. Co.
Forsyth-Forsyth lmpI. Co.
GIosgow-Honsen Mersen Mo-
tors, Inc.
GIendive-Reid Motor Co.
Greet FoIIs-Johnson Farm
Equipment Co.
HamiIton-Bell, Holt, Mccall
Co.
H~ordin-VoIley ImpI. Co.
HorIowton-CentroI Garage
Hovre-Vioduct Impl. Co.
Archaeological Motors, Inc.
Hobson-C. L. Borr
Acknowledged Service Sto-
ton
Notwithstanding Garage
KoIispell-Gorey Motor Co.
Lewistown-Locy lmpI. Sales
MoEto-Aolto Auto Co.
Miles City-Love Motor Co.
MissouIa-H. o. Bell
Plains -Vocuro Troctor &
ImpI. Co.
Pompeys Pilior Pearson &
Son
Red Lodse-MocD onoueh Mo-
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Ronon-Ronon Troctor & Imp.
Co.
Rosebud Mercantile
Co.
Scobey-Erickstein Motors
Sheridon-H. H. Holse
Sidney-Yoder Motor Co.
Terry-Hoines Motor Co.
Townsend-Word Motor Co.
Wiboux Hardwood Motto
Co.
Wolf Point-Moe Motor Co.
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Bosin-Sprott & Boyne lmpl
Co.
BuffaIo-Big Horn Motor Co
Cody-Motor Soles Co.
G~ilIette-Hordy Grain & Impl
Co.
LoveII-LovelI Motor Sales &C
Newcastle - Newcastle Motto
Powell - Powell Valley Imp
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lo-Noyember ], l948
Evening star., 1948-05-07
ADVEKT1SEMENT
OFFICE WORKERS !
DISCOVER
THIS IDEAL LAXATIVE
ADVERTISEMENT.

coffee workers often have a special lax
ative problem. Chances are you get
sluggish, logy, constirated for one simple
reason. You can't move about, bend, e1-
ercise as Nature intended you should. And
by the very nature of your job, you can't
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Evening star., 1948-05-07
Amyets to Sell CIoYers

The women's auxiliary of Amvets
plans will sell white clovers tomor-
row for the benefit of the organiza-
tion's hospital rehabilitation work.
The flowers will be sold in the down.
town area
Evening star., 1948-07-11

equivalent Of nickels and dimes tc
build up working capital. All West
Germany Is temporarily, at any rate
a market for cheap goods only
People may still buy coffee but it
must be of the cheapest quality
They want ground coffee because a
coffee grinder would be a luxury
they could not afford.
Coffee Is Big Business.
But coffee is high-powered bust
ness" one businessman said. "Tt
build up some capital we need tt
sell cheaper stuff than that. Lightel
flints, for instance. If I had a mil.
lion of those, I could expect te
double what I paid for them. There
will be a boom in 5-and-10-cen'
store items. Any one who has the
stuff to stock such store could
make a fortune. But quality must
be good.
1.-The equivalent of 5-and-10-cent
stores has been operating here again
for months. But the stuff in them
was ersatz and trashy-inferiol
metal wall hooks that broke ano
such things. But the people bought
everything as they had lots Of
marks and men and women were
eager to turn them into anything
Evening star., 1948-07-11

Words going 'round-and fast, too-that the sensa-
tional Hudson the only you step down into, gives
you q Sweet, smooth, safe ride that is a new high
mark in motor-car performance!
Perhaps you've heard pleased and proud Hudson
owners talking about this exciting new motoring ex-
perence, but here's something you may have missed
hearing:
The key to this amazing ride lies in that area Just
under the floor of the average car ao'ch m the Ne
Hudson becomes the "step-doaon sone-as illustrated
in the sketches below.
This "ssep-down zone is aimportant, because expert
ence has shown that the ower to the ground car can
be built the better it will handle the stability 1t
will have the safer it will be- and thus the more ENJOY
able and comfortable will be your ride.
Hudson and Hudson alone, has accomplished near
miracle of low-but streamlnng and smooth safe. COM
Portable riding with ingenious foundation frame and
"stepdown' zone. This new type of base frame sur
rounds the passenger compartment, and thus permits
the floor to be lowered down within it. Recessing the
floor creates the "step-down" zone and a center of
gravity that is the lo0est any American stock car
yet road clearance is ample!
That's why Hudson has g-the-road way of going
even in cross-wnds and every conceivable kind OF
highway When you see how this car takes even the
Evening star., 1948-07-11

,harpest curpe, it A spoil you for any other type Of
automobile! You sense this delightful conformity to the
road the minute you begin your ride and this stability.
plus the protection of riding encirced by sturdy box
section steel Frame gives you grand feeling of safe
a0elI-bang. .<a
Them q. you %. out in the open spaces, the rest Of
the story unfolds.
Sitting in this car is as downright satisfying stretch
ing out in your favorte easy chair. You ride on seats
that are lowered and Graded ahead of the wheels
and, even with its low Silhouette this breahtakingy
beautiful motor car gives you head than any
other mass-produced car built today! The remarkable
roadabity and comfort of the New Hudson bring you
to the end of your longest trips pleasantly relaxed
Hvd.ons use Of the vital "sep-down" zone in its ex-
elusive all steel Monobilt body frame is devel-
opment that required years of engineering work. the
perfection of new production technques and millions
of dollars in highly specialized plant investment
Perhaps this explains why Hudson alone offers this new
design principle today.
stepping down. is the most thrilling motor-car story
in years. and the nearest Hudson dealer has booklet
yours for the asking-which fully explains how
stepping down" brings you riding qualities and safety
as well as beauty, roomness and comfort-beyond
anything you've known before! Hudson Motor Car
Company. Detroit IA. r'sd.-~.+ end sa.n' pending
Evening star., 1948-07-11
A fine TONIC
FOR FREE
ENERGY

DO YOU feel like you are tied to drle
eyerytims you try to do something? II
10, don't let . low blood count hold you
energy to every muscle. fibre. cell.
Every day-every hour-mulions on
tiny red-blood- d-cells must pour forth
from the marrow Of your bones to re-
place those that are vorn-out. A low
Blood count may affect you in several
ways: no appetite, underweight. nc
energy. q rundown condition. lack OF
resistance to infection and disease.
To get real relief you must keep UP
your blood strength. Medical authorities.
Nv ANALYSIS Of the blood, have by posi-
tive proof shown that SIS Tonic Is
Amazingly effective in building up low
blood strength in non-organic nutn.
tionA anemia. This Is due to the SSS
Tonic formula which contains special
and potent activating Ingredients.
Also SIS Tonic helps you enjoy the
food YOU eat by increasing tho gastric
dipestive tuice when 1t Is non-organl-
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DON'T wait! Energiss your body with
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A vigorous blood surges throusnout
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play better, have q healthy color glow u
your skin-drm flesh dll out hollow
places. Millions Of bottles sold: Get Q
bottle from your drug store. SIS Tonic
helps Build Sturdy Health.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Reich Short Of Money
And Jobs as Result
OF New Mark Issue
By GouIt MocGowon
North American Newspaper Alliance

FRANKFURT, June 81 CBy
MaiD Germans, whos few days
ago had wads of money to play with
have waferlike billfods today and
every man and his wife are lining
up in a mad scramble for new
Deutsche marks.
The men who need money to pay
salaries, wages and buy salable COM
modities are working their brains
overtime to coax new Deutsche
marks from the pockets of suckers
Physicians and dentists, who last
week were fluttering masses OF
reichs-marks hastily remitted by
every one remotely in their debt, are
looking gloomy. All last month
countryfolk were f1ocking to their
consulting rooms, eager for post
poned operations or new dentures
and ready to pay cash. Now. no one
is even remotely interested in con-
tracing new debts.
Distribution of the new marks Is
uniform-40 Deutsche marks apiece
Conversations with businessmen
and black marketeers suggest that
instead of selling few goods fo1
high prices they must now look 1ol
the cheapest goods to sell for the
Evening star., 1948-07-11

tangible. from bookmArks to lamp
shades. People bought decorative
items for their homes, such as ships
in bottles and model galleys. But
that business is out. People will buy
only their essential rations and
after that the few marks they have
left will be carefully conserved for
essentials. So we must look for sim
pie, everyday needs that they can
buy cheaply without missing the
money"
Such businessmen have told all
their nonessential help to quit. They
have even warned the essential ones
that they may not be able to keep
them. Widespread unemployment is
expected.
II felt rich in the past year." a
blond beekkeeper told me. Il never
Evening star., 1948-07-11

had so much money In my life. My
salary was good and my father and
brothers were generous in giving
me money. When had paid for my
rations and my room, had hardly
spent anything because those prices
were fixed on q prewar basis.
could not fritter money away in the
shops because the shops had moth
ing to sell for the first postwar years
and very little afterward. So I had
lots of marks for vacations, or for
week end travel by train. Now ]
shall not be able to afford q vaca-
tion and figure on walking to work
instead of using the streetcar. How
am going to earn some Of these
new Deutschemarks to pay for vaca-
tions, I don't know. But I expect
Evening star., 1948-07-11

We shall figure out some way-even
if 1t means selling to some rich
American the last of the jewelry
my grandmother left me-"
An hour later, saw the same girl
again. She had lost her optimism.
Il am out of q job" she told me
tearfully. My boss has just told
me it is no good keeping a book
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Mrs. Murphy to Lecture

Mrs. Frederick v. Murphy will
lecture on modern singers at 7:30
o'clock tonight at Dunbarton College
of the Holy Cross. She is a men,
Der Of the college board of advisors.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

keeper when he has no longer any
accounts to keep and he has fred
the auditor also. He says he can
do his own bookkeeping and his
own auditing now In his head"
Evening star., 1948-09-11
|$15,o0o,oo0,000 SET
AS Flexible Limit for
Military Next Year

Next years military spending will
be about three billion dollars more
than this fiscal year if Congress
goes along with the Budget Bureaus
plans.
Budget Director James E. Webb
announced late yesterday that the
administration had set a flexible
SIS 900, ,000, 900 limit on next years
military budget but emphasized that
the figure was subject to adjust
ment" later If changes in the inter-
national situation warranted such
action.
Mr.. Webb released a July 16
memorandum to Secretary of De-
'fense Forrestal which said:
The President has determined
pending a more thorough evaluation
of our military requirements and
their relationship to our resources
that the authority for new obliga-
tions for national defense
for fiscal 1850 shall be limited to
SIS, ,000, 100000. 1t is expected that
the national military establishment
will proceed forthwith to develop a
balanced military program and bud
get for 1850 within this amount"
The 1850 fiscal year begins next
July /.
The budgets for the Army, Navy
Evening star., 1948-09-11
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When canceiing classified advertisements
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Claims for errors must b. made in time
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cash register receipt. which bears . serial
number with date and identihes your
advertisement.
Evening star., 1948-09-11

viii speak. Misses Ruth Purchase
and Margaret Bower viii sing.
At 8:45 am. tomorrow, the Rev.
Herbert Eberhardt will speak over
Station WMAL on @Is Religion the
Opiate of the People?" Robert
Stewart will sing.
The Alcoholic Christian Club Of
the mission will hold special meet
ing Monday night to celebrate the
second anniversary of the CONVEX
sion of Harolf Shrine, its president.
Evening star., 1948-09-11

and Air Force for next year already
are under preparation in Mr.. For
restal's Office. From there they will
be forwarded to the Budget Bureau
for further study, and possible revi-
sions, before being sent to Congress
by the President.
Mr.. Webb said that the figure set
included stockpiling of strategic ma
terials, public works construction
and various special programs.
Evening star., 1948-09-11
JET Crash Kills Veteran
Of 162 Combat Missions
By the Associated Press

SUMTER, S. c., Sept. 11.-A vet
eran combat pilot crashed to his
death yesterday in jet fighter as
he took off from Shaw Field here.
The Army said First 1t. Henry G.
Wilkes, jr., Is, was the victim. He
had taken off and was at about 200
feet when he radioed that his flre
warning signal was on and asked
permission to make an emergency
landing.
He was the son of Mrs. Millie
Wakes, Savannah Ga, and was a
member of the 77th Fighter Squad
ron. 1t. Wilkes few 1852 combat
missions in the Pacific and held the
Distinguished Flying Cross, Air
Medal with two oak leaf clusters
and the Silver Star.
Evening star., 1948-09-11
When ans,pertng ddpertise-
ments addressed to Star bores
dn NOT IN nlaee oriniAn1 refer.

ences, photographs or other
papers Of personal palue. Ad-
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all replies addressed to q Star
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed il remaining oDer
10 days after final insertion
OF advertisement.
In order to protect its ddDer-
tisers from recetuing circular
matter, 1t is expressly nnder-
stood and agreed that all such
matter tcill be Dithheld as
far as possible BY The star.
Only bona fde GnstDers to
advertisements addressed to
boz Numbers in care OF The
Star ,Diu be deltpered to dd-
perttsers on presentation OF
the boz number ticket.
Evening star., 1948-09-11
Pastors Son to Direct
Mission Music Proorum

The musical program at O'Clock
tonight in the Central Union Mis-
sion will be directed by Edward
Clough, son of DR.. Martin F. Clough
of Grace Baptist Church:
The Rev. William E. Firth, pastor
of st. Pauls Methodist Church,
Evening star., 1948-09-11

Chile's government is reported
again dickering with British inter-
ests for purchase of the Nitrate
Railway to Chilean mining districts.