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Evening star., 1941-10-14
Lowman-Kenner Bout
Added 10 Ball Park
Card Next Week

Earl Lowman and Jabbo Kenner,
Negro heavyweights, have been
added to the boxing card to be pre-
sented next Monday night at Grif-
fifth Stadium under Promoter Joe
Turner's auspices. They'll meet in a
siX-rounder.
Harry Bobo, outstanding Negro
contender for the heavyweight title,
is paired with Lee Savold in the
star bout. Savold, who has met
Bobo twice before and lost both
times, waged small war with Man
uel Willard here last month and is
being brought back by popular de-
mand.
Babo recently kayoed Bill Poland,
lately pretender to the heavyweight
throne.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Three Stakes on Bill
OF National Capital
|FieId Trials

The 29th annual members fall
trials of National Capital Field
Trials Club has been scheduled for
Friday and Saturday at Mount
Pleasant Farm on the Rockville
Potomac road.
The increasing interest in dogs
and field trials was shown in April
when a record entry list was posted
for the clubs spring trials at the
same grounds.
Three stakes again will be run
with three trophies to be awarded
in each event-one for puppies
whelped after January /, 1910, an
other for winners or non winners
and a third for the feature shooting
dog stake. The Thomas P. Bald
win Memorial Trophy goes to the
shooting dog winner while the Ford
E. Young Trophy goes to the an-age
winner.
Drawings will be made Thursday
night at the clubhouse on Bradley
road, Bethesda, by which time all
entries must be filed. Handlers
must be amateurs and club MEM
bers. Entries may be listed with
Ford E. Young, secretary of the
club, 1906 Wisconsin avenue.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Wright, Eager 10 Win.
Picked Over Kodak
In Fight Tonight
N. Y. Maryland Feather
Champ Would Redeem
Defect by PeroIto

Chalky Wright, dusky feather
weight champion of New York and
Maryland, rules the favorite over
Leo Kodak of Chicago in their 10
round, non-title bout inaugurating
the winter boxing season at Uline
Arena.
Although beaten by an unknown.
one Joe Peralto, in Wilkes Barre,
Pa, a couple of weeks ago, Wright
figures to carry too many guns and
too much dynamite for his veteran
opponent. This will be Chalky's
first appearance here since lifting
joey Archibald's featherweight
claims a month or so ago and he
wants to come back in style.
Kodak has been here before on
several occasions, but he campaigned
as 126-pounder then and returns
tonight as full-fledged lightweight.
The added weight is one of the rea-
sons he's in against Wright. 1t
means he figures to give the colored
boy a run for the marbles without
endangering Chalky's title claims.
The supporting card is interesting
enough, what with Archibald down
for return 10-rounder with Billy
Banks, whom he came from behind
to outpoint at Turner's Arena last
December. Banks is favored to win
tonight.
Other 10-rounders list Ell Brook
man, a home town product, against
Freddy Apostoli, one-time middle
weight champion Of the world and
now in Uncle Sans Navy, and one
Artie Dorrell VS.. Frankie Wills, an
other local boy.
Lou Hass and Taylor Miller open
the program in -rounder at
$50.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

Three years ago - Frankie
Frisch, deposed manager of the
st. Louis Cardinals, revealed as
applicant for job as boss of st.
Louis Browns.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Duckpin Match Will Determine Golf Victor
Sports Writers Tie in Bowling Promoters Links Pory

Greenkeeper Jack Athey had
his entire crew working overtime
today to get the Kenwood course
back in a semblance of condition
following the most thorough 60
ing over the River road layout
has had in years at the hands Of
a group of golfers.
The occasion was the annual
tourney staged by the Bowling
Alley Operators Association for
the sports writer's and the golf
pros. Headaches, of course, were
plenty around town today. all of
them tracing back to the missed
Evening star., 1941-10-14

Zona, Texas and Louisiana to Flor
ida again for the late winter affairs.
The Worsham lad has had a fine
winning year. Undoubtedly, he is
this sectors leading professional in
point of winnings this year. He has
won something IN the neighborhood
of $1,000 in annexing such Journeys
as the Baltimore Open, the Grosner
match-play affair and a flock of
pro- amateur events.
Feminine Tourney Today.
Feminine golfers were winding up
their season today at Kenwood with
the playing of the Presidents Plate
Tourney, for present and past of
f1cers of the Women's District Golf
Association and Executive Commit
tee members. They may have an
other tourney later, called bonus"
affair, to spend money raised over
their 1941 budget.
The women around town have had
q highly successful competitive sea-
son. They wound it up in a blaze
o~~J ySoO~iooy Will Ol
those now copyrighted team VIC
tories over Baltimore team. This
time the Washington team won at
Congressional. 12la to 512, but the
golf wasn't anything to rave about
Mrs. T. E. Schulderberg of Balti-
more was low with "a.
The summary:
Mrs Myron Davy and Mrs. Betty Meek
icy Wasnlngton, 3 points: Mrs M L Bell
ana Mrs: Z. Schulderberg, Baltimore. q
~, Mrs W. r. Stokes and Mrs. L. G Pray
Wasn!ngton: "a points: Jeanette Meyers
and Mrs. Maurice Click. Baltimore ia
Mrs: T. F. Nebett and Mrs. O Bran.
oon, washington. 3 points: Mrs z q
mower and Mrs. H c. Trace. Baltimore. q
Mrs; Leo Walper and Mrs M x Bar
roll, Washington: 1h points: Enc BoWes
and Mrs. Russell Holman, Baltimore, iIs
Mrs. Wilda Martin and Mrs. Ralph Gold.
smith. washington. / point: Gladys
Greiner and Mrs Alexander Gordon, Sd,
-, Mrs. F. w. Evans and Mrs E p. Moore
Washlngton, 2i2 points: Mrs W Evans and
Mrs. r. r. Jackson, Baltimore. l point.
Evening star., 1941-10-14

alley mems tourney with 108-
$40. Hugh Arbaugh, president
of the operators association, was
next with 88-10-78.
The sports writer's and pros
were guests of the alley men last
night at a dinner at Kenwood,
at which Witty Cox presided as
only Witty can preside.
Evening star., 1941-10-14
Sinkwich Gains Weight
On Boby Food Diet
1y the Associated Press.


ATHENS, Ga, Oct. 14.-Phantom
Frank Sinkwich, Georgia halfback
who suffered a broken jaw October
4, gained 8 pounds the next week,
although kept on strict liquid diet.
Six chickens are boiled and stewed
daily to make rich broth for him.
Plus this, he has orange juice, to-
n1ato juice, matted milk and strained
baby foods.
He opposed Mississippi a week
after the injury, although his teeth
were wired together.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Porches May Be Made
Into Needed $

ounErx q oie properties In de-
fez1se AREAS VINO want 70 help relieve
ne housing shortage may find an
opportunity right on their NJ front
pareh
RemOdeilng authorities point OF
That Ia fhe4e cities where houxtnr
Accommodations are inadequate Z
maeE the needs og Industrial wurk-
eFN many 0id-fazht0ned but grm-
ea0as pcTchez ccad D. enclosed Z
naake additional ro1nse. In mos,
eaaS such . change Mould not orsy
brig h. regular rentals buf would
&AN Improve ne appearanne Of ne
property
Derause pdychex are 80 varied lr
charaeseK. each individual porch
presents tts oxn possibilities aua
u1ssaxnA Large rear and side
p~ene4 frequently can be turned
xzEa sseepsns fansns m4sh listse an-
sAcul4y- Some fruut porcnes ear
b made lafo bedrooms. others Az
better suited e become ug4ne
reazrA thEs releasing ether rusosus
fer saesAnx purposes
In3 possibility % Utilizing porch
suane 4 especially vel xurses rnu-
e1arlFR u Tire conversion a oEd
nnzues tptu apartments q suites
WUk - this kxnd may - financed
aaaeH the FEAB Repaar for De-
fenN program
Whatever purpose fhe converted
pores - e serve & Should Be weH
Insulated - 1nas Il VII he ecxsfo~t~
a1ze "a b0zh Sumner ard wlnseF
ana - 1he s&aze tiE1e rsz =dc ma
terAlH &c tne coN q heating
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Good Planning Aids
Plumbing Economy

Econouy IN the ~ 81 plumbing
materials Il the home : passsble
y sensible arrangement Of bath-
Rooms
II q t~No-Story house the mnss
economical installation are effected
znen bathrooms are placed above
each other Or above ether plumb
Ing fixtures g permit the use Ct
: eaxnn1u Ao9i stack according L
officials Al the Federal Housing Ad-
mtn1xtr2tiau
When tzo q more bathrooms arx
ncxiec O. the same floor. tnev
asoaic - adjacent - each other.
n one-Ss1Ty construction ne
bathroom and knhen should D
closely related In hcaxlon. water
CLOSETS aasad BE- placed near tze
sol stack and the uzssa Of other
fixtures II elose proximity 70 ne
STACK 70 minimize M rAzonfal me
runs.
In addstion 70 a. economical
plumbing aFutn convenience r. tse
hsatson q bathrooms ard fixtures
: also important A wHIi-stucsed
pan usually uaH MAKE both Pos
sshSk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Winter Painting
c Precaution

Extra prnc4aslNM NtEln M
Mksn esrfux uae Winter mar.shs FOR
a. hone uatutzuT Releszl aanur
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pr aoah iuleTsw and ex1exsar sshs
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ma = safely spllec e tene@a-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Freak Architecture
Involves Risk

s7s4kt<h architectural house. oe-
Signs arR viewed ~ usx Federal
HoslHn9 Administrative ~ cca-
tanning . greater degree ef risk rs
security Tor insured martGnFes
than those n which tks Nrchfiec-
Nas4i neatEnent RAY resnAin astrac-
tive 70 us market fcr sustained
p<rA1fs az time.
To assure n1gh mMrkctatsIify al
design nlct8fs A8uuld N IN good
taste. have a utility basis or add
structural yaitH and artracuFes1ez1
to the general scheme according 60
officials a. the FLA
ua a false effects q roofing.
fA1o bali -tlxnheT WORK a. ire un-
usual handing % combination q
rlafer1al1 or materials tnapnroma-
ately used h the particular case
involved usually affect the rating
adversely FRA officials say.
simplicity wop9tton. and char
aEseF are qualities which are per
maternity attractive. they say
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Homes Begun Under
FLA Reaches New
c For Year


T1x rasnher of urm hun~ x.artes
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eastsy eTfsl<4s arexS ha airezaY
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sxV1 1 these ulorr9ages exoeeds
Eh figure since mAry 81 these
hamxzs ruseF TWO three ard four
family hcasex wnAch are especially
popular uFsaE tke aeEea3 housing
IeaxSre e tie National Housing
Act ADDED last spxing
New kersra Prsaief~d
II Is anticipated NJ Pprruaan
z4td thai fhe number q aueftsnx
auiss st2rte1 under FHA inspeefAon
and f1nannec Win FHA-tnmuna
mortgages far shN Mhale wear w4n
= weA Mbose 1o0po0 by far gae
lar9FsS nurnher evxF Constructed
anoey ths FHA program IN . euxn-
paraDse pe9lc1
NJ FerEuAun enuhaxsx.d that
the wTeaf majority uf these homes
ARE being buzt Ia defense Industry
critical AEeas ard slsat they are de-
signed fer zAie at e6Deo % haz az
fW REM - SO OF les PEP nsansh
bush Of Hese reQuIrEmnEa must b.
rnet II huElaerx w1sh uwsorffaeN
assistance from the Office o. Pro-
durstun management n uroer 20
obtain critical materials.
MataFify Under xsyape
Rot ouly are Es pr cent o. the
Dwelling axssts currently being
started under The FzzA rworram
hocated n critical areas bt4 three
quarters Of The units ara valued Il
Ae<z tran <s0e0 Consequently.
most M these dwellsnsx are rrgsp-
cry located and prscec for purchase
o. rent BY defense wuwke-z
DFsp Anticipated
II Il expected therefore Mr. Fer
R1ason said. that th.e FaAs volume
q nez-corzsSraction MORTGAGE IN
asa.see tH Ire next few months wsn
decline IN tie main 70 the extent
thAt building o inosnez costing more
tran No1 or locAtea out1de Of
defense areAs l. blocked bV lack of
nzateE1nlx a. inahellsF a builder 10
uhsain u1mifass assistance
Afr FeTstaaon pointed out also
thai the FHAk volume OF insus-
ance applications covering ne
transfer Of existing properties o.
ne refinaneing o. OUTSTANDING
moErgagt Indebtedness Is SnoxSux
= higher dollar volume uaan lass
year and l. r~epreseu1sng q large
RTopc-ign af total appacau0ns
under Title II
Operations under T1fk VI de-
feflse housing Insurance are ex-
pected To increase About 0ne-fnsrd
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

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00 q outstanding Insured m1x1-
cages are TIE CHIEF sourcr q income
anc are MOI affected ~ ans shrink
aEr n initial freS and initial prem-
sunnA Consequently. the FnAs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reserves al
confines % grew
FHA offices nruuxfssuf ne coun-
Try VII continue to operate under
q heavy volume of wurk These
offices are o rexpunkihle Tor TIE
processing q Applications for eeal1-
en- Wno wish % obtain prlnrigies
preferences ratlngx Ia addition 70
orusnAry operations
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
Unused Space Can Be
Easily Reclaimed

a WansezAak eaxnzzea maetles
anxze hazas Builders o. msder4ss
means has beea % ernct . sto~y-
ana-ule-han C ; t~o-st0ry house
and IeaSv the tap floor n an IN
finished euzdlsa0a AS more space
was neeaed nn6 morey 70 carr out
sns wuk couA Be obtained tire
aese eo4ld be eumnlesec
- defense aseas wsezs hoaan
for Gkfe1se workers s - Nsal ct
present the Feoerzi Housing Al
mlazs<ratiosak Repair for De-
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gram makes funds avaliabIe
tizruzzzh e1asaIe1 and approved
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composition work
New amendments 10 FHAs TIE
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sEe re~xu06elinE fox oefeEae par
p1sea The fuFrler hnz.s q a1saa
fer Naeh wurk las hern increased
70 $500 rs ste CASE u dneufues
azned o. - b deaAgned for more
,Aaan - family
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-11-28
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES IN
COUNTY GROW

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Army 0fficer's sWidow
Is Held on Suspicion;
Denies Fatal Stabbinq
Mrs. Tucker Questioned
7 Hours; Grand Jury May
Get Case Tomorrow
B. tit Associated Press.

B, tbe Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3.-Mrs
Marie M. Tucker, 80, booked on a
charge of suspicion of murder, today
told authorities she is innocent of the
fatal stabbing of her husband, Maj.
George A. Tucker of Fort Mac
Arthur.
The Army officer died in a San
Francisco hospital July IL, IL days
after he was injured. Military Off
cials said he had stabbed himself
while making a sandwich at his
San Pedro home.
It married George the day he
graduated from West Point, l9 years
ago." Mrs. Tucker said. "I loved him
then fervently and I loved that way
until he died.
"Yes, even more so. I loved him
enough to give him three sons. He
was so proud of them They were
very proud of their father"
Mrs. fuckers arrest was followed
by seven hours questioning by po-
lice and district attorneys officers
Also questioned was the Oldest son
of the couple, William. II. Details
of the conference were not disclosed
Capt. Vernon Rasmussen of the
police homicide squad said Mrs
Tucker would be held pending pres
entation of the case to the county
grand jury tomorrow or Friday.
Also set for tomorrow was a hear
ing on a petition by her attorney
Evening star., 1941-09-03
| II. S. Materials
Found Part of
HESS Plane
Nv the Associated Press.


BURBANK, Calf, Sept. s.
American-made products were part
of the equipment of the Messer-
sehmitt 110 plane that former Nazi
Leader Rudolph Hess used on his
historic flight from Germany to the
British Isles, Donald Dunning said
on his return home after Is months
in England.
He served as maintenance inStruc-
tor to Royal Air Force members as
signed to Lockheed bombers sent
from this country. =
Mr.. Dunning said he examined
Hess plane and was amazed to find
that the tires bore the stamp of a
United States manufacturer.
THE fuel tank called for 100 oc-
tame, an American designation, and
a popular United States brand of
aviation oil was specified above the
intake valve" said Mr.. Dunning.
''The tires were new, live rubber,
too"
Mr.. Dunning said he spent 13 of
his IS months abroad on heavy duty
at British airdromes.
Evening star., 1941-09-03
Catholic Service Staffs
Open Three-Day Session

Stats of National Catholic Com
munity Service camps adjacent to
military and industrial centers began
a three-day conference this morning
at the National Catholic School of
Social Service, 2400 Nineteenth street
NV.
The group was scheduled to hear
an address at the opening session by
Charles P. Taft, assistant co-ordi-
nator of health, welfare, recreation
and related defense activities. This
afternoon 1t. Col. Quincy Scott Of