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Evening star., 1941-03-28
Social Agencies Receive
Charter in Alexandria

RICHMOND, Va, March % R).-
Charters and certificate of authority
issued by the State Corporation
Commission yesterday included:
Charters:
, Alexandria Council of Social
Agencies, Alexandria, Va. Non stock
corporations Earnest A. De Bor-
denave, president, Alexandria, Va.
To further cooperation among
existing social service agencies and
facilitate the coordination of their
work.
Certificate of authority:
Howard Johnson, Inc, of Wash
ington, Delaware corporation.
Principal Office in Arlington. Egon
Larsen, agent in charge OF business.
Maximum capital, 1000 shares with
out par value. To conduct restau-
rant business.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Three Maryland N. Y. A.
Projects Announced

Three National Youth Admins
tration projects to employ 165 young
persons in Prince Georges and CAL
vert Counties were announced today
by Ryland N. Dempster, Maryland
youth administrator.
The Prince Georges project will
provide part-time work for 125 girls
at Fairmont Heights. Mayor Ulysses
Mackall, in requesting it, reported
colored girls in his community could
find no work. Employment will in
clude sewing for public agencies and
kitchen training
Calvert County will be allocated
$4,000 for five library assistants and
IS members of a sewing and home
making shop.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
HOUSE.
Convened at 1:55 pm.
Recessed at 4:44 pm. unt;I c:3(
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Convened at 1:55 pm.
Recessed at 4:44 pm. unit! $50
pm.
Presentation of gifts.
Reconvened at 11:24 pm.
Bills Passed
H, B: s26 tBy Prince Georges delega-
tion)--Authorizing 100000 sewage-disposal
plant bond issue for Laurel
H. B. S27 tBy Prince GEORGES delega-
tion)-Setting salary for Laurel treasurer
Anne Arundel County alcoholic beverage
H, B. sos tBy Gill ct alD-creating
MONTGOMERY County liquor control board
II: B. s4s lBy Gill ct al}-Increasing
snd to
H 5. 7so CBy Briscoe,-Revising law
H. B. 654 (By Gill ct al.)WProvidins
comprehensive increases in powers OF
Maryland-National Capital Park and Plan
ming Cemmission in Prince Georges County.
H. B. 800 (By Ford)-Licensine peddlers
#. n B. Snds, $50 5sy eoS~hss o%insss,-Resuatins tax
saiss advsrttisemsntS stb nsI n in Caiyert County
for Prince Georges County.
H. B. SSs (By Gill ct ai)-Providing for
retirement of. Montgomery County police
H. B. .s23 (By Moorel-Authorizin
opening of double-decker bridge at Havre
de Grace as toll bridge.
H. B., S54 tBy Gill ct al)-Stipulating
duties OF county accountant and controller
In MONTGOMERY County.
B. SS3 (By Gill ct al)-Requiring
fees to county engineer for drainage and
grading projects in Montgomery County.
H; B. S2S tBy Gill ct al.)-Increasing
number l OF assistants for Montgomery
H. B. s73 tBy Gill ct al)-Proyidins
purcha sing agent.
H. B. s34 (By Gill ct al.)-Providing
Tor annual payment to Montgomery County
home Demonstration League of S1.S0e.
H. J. r. 15 tBy Goldstein ct al)-Re-
auesting survey for bridge across Patuxent
River, from Holland Point to Benedict
H; J. r. "a tBy Owings)-Ratifying
nineteenth amendment to United States
II. j. r. as cBy owinss and Briscoe,-
Requesting ALLEGATION Of funds for tobacco
curing research.
s. B. 354 tBy Peter)-Authorizin plain
tin in suits under speedy judgment action
TO nle photostatic copies of cause Of ac-
tion.
s. B 153 tBy Peter)-Revisins game
laws to include bullfross.
Adjourned at ll:H pm. until
1880 pm. today.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Prince Georges Plans
70 Clinics in Drive
On Diphtheria
Program Announced for
lmmunizution Of
Pre-SchooI Children

A new program to stamp out
diphtheria in Prince Georges
County, Md, by establishing 20 tenn
porary clinics to immunize pre-
school children, was announced to-
day by DR.. John NJ. Byers, county
health officer.
He said he expects to call on a
large group of county physicians to
volunteer their services during May
to conduct the clinics in school
buildings, with toXoid given by the
State Department of Health and
nurses furnished by the county. The
Lay Health Council will work with
mothers to bring children to the
clinics. DR.. Byers said.
While the area is experiencing no
diphtheria epidemic, the disease has
claimed the life of one 6-year-old
girl, a student in Mount Rainier
Elementary School. within the past
fortnight, it was stated. Dr. Byers
said there also are other cases in the
county.
He estimated that 40 per cent of
children in county schools are not
immunized, and the situation
among pre-school children is lot
worse"
If such a clinic program is re-
peated among young children about
every four years, we can keep diph-
liberia from getting a foothold here"
Dr.. Byers said.
BALTIMORE, March % (P.-
Maryland's measles epidemic, which
has shot reported cases of the dis
ease to 789 so far this year, shows
no signs of abating, Assistant Health
Director c. H. Halliday said yes
terday.
DR.. Halliday said the reported
number probably was considerably
smaller than the actual number of
cases. @
So far this month 507 cases of the
disease have been reported, COM
pared with 232 in February and only
so in January. In addition, DR.. Hal
liday said, 343 cases of German
measles have been recorded during
the first three months of the year.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
| Maryland Won't
Push Toll Road
| At Risk of Funds
Ev the Associated Press.

Ev the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-Maj.
Ezra B. Whitman, chairman of the
State Roads Commission, said yes
terday nothing would be done about
the proposed s3O,0O0OOO Baltimore
Washington toll road that would
jeopardize the position of the Roads
Commission with the Federal Public
Roads Administration, even if the
enabling bill is signed by Gov.
OConor.
1--WE contemplate getting sl0,000.-
900 from them for defense highway
work and maybe $4,000, 900 or s8,000,-
600 additional" he said.
The Federal agency, he explained.
definitely had turned thumbs down
on the toll road proposal.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Box Supper to Be Held
At Wellington Villa

An old fashioned box supper auc-
ton will feature the meeting tomor-
row of the Wellington Villa (Va9
Association in Sherwood Hall.
Laurence Kiefer, president of the
group, will serve as auctioneer, and
the lady who brings each box will
accompany it as the highest bidders
supper partner. Proceeds will 80 to
a fund to build a clubhouse for the
Wellington Villa Association.
Square dancing will follow the
supper.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Miller Supports Dorden

FAIRFAX, Va, March % (Spe-
ciaD Francis Pickens Miller. mem
Der of the Virginia House of Dele
gates from Fairfax County, an
nounced today he would support
former Representative Darden in his
candidacy for the Democratic NOM
ination for Governor Of Virginia.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Hungarian Army Chiefs
Confer With Government

B. the Associated Press.
BUDAPEST, Hungary, March o.
The chief of the general staff and
heads of the Hungarian Army con-
ferred with the government on cur
rent problems" today, but informed
sources said the meeting was mot
war council"
Hungary, member of the axis,
borders Yugoslavia on the north.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Oranges Weight Varies

Nearly 100 per cent variation is
found in the weight and juice con-
tent of oranges sold by the dozen,
a consumers survey discloses. 1t
recommends buying by the pound.
Evening star., 1941-03-28

In March. Beware OF:
/. Crossing a street at point
other than a crosswalk. Four
pedestrians were killed doing
this in March, 1910 Three of
these were over SIS years of age.
2. Standing in the street. A
93-year-old man lost his life do
ing this in March of last year.
The sixth traffic victim during
March, 1910. was passenger on
a truck who was crushed be-
meath a spool of cable when the
truck overturned. -I
Evening star., 1941-03-28

H. B. 2ss by White)-Trial magis-
trates.
H. B. 266 (By shoemaker)-Boiler
rules.
H. B. $50 tBy GilD-Selection of juries.
Recessed at 11:04 pm. until noon
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
MEETS KoVALESKI

Fed up with playing the game.
Mcneil is far from fed up with
the game itself He took time out
from his first day on the job to
drop in at Hamtramck High
School and visit Mrs. Jean Hoxie.
the tennis coach whose fame as
an instructor of youngsters has
spread to the East
He also wanted to meet Freddie
Kovaleski. the l6-year-old Junior
and Metropolitan League cham
pion who made good showing IN
the East. They didn't meet until
later. but Mcneil discovered then
that he had a prospect as a stu
dent when Freddie is graduated
lust a year from now
A thoroughly likeable guy, Nc.
NELL is far from the physical
giant you'd expect from his pic
lures. He's Just ) feet 10 inches
and weighs but $50 pounds. Biz
enough. though, to carry hin
through to the National Collegiate
and National Amateur crowns tho
Summer he was graduated.
And that's a pretty good size
Al least. no other tennis player
has been able 10 do IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Got Thrills as Manager

81 have always managed fighters" Walsh declared and
sometimes managed promoters, and other managers
-"Bu the greatest thrift is on the managing end For
natural ability best fighter had Jock Malone
Something people don't know is that he never had
preliminary fight in life His first fight semwindup
at Eau Claire Wis.
or o, over have look at Maones nose Walsh continued
"don't blame il boxing. lie had his broken catching
baseball for St Thomas College in St Paul He wouldn't wear
a mask.
That's the kind of I've managed in my day. I've
made good times my but ever laugh at the
stable I've had-Joc Malone Joe Burman Pal Moore Joe
yelling Eddie McGoOry. George kO) Brown Charlie Nhe
Joe Mandot, frankie Burns
Not a bad stable in any mans land. No wonder sigh
while making trip down memorys lane Sure I'm still In the
game and still looking for another great fighter.
But the odds against me. kearns has been
roaming looking for another Dempsey Billy Gibson
can't another and ScOt Monteih has never found
another Dundee.
I'll be doing business at the old stand until the
Great Boxing is business and spell
the name right-WALSH."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Schriner's 18th Goal
Beats Red Wings, FL
Leafs Star Scores
With 3 Minutes
Remaining

TORONTO.-Jan. 31.-Paying off
on Dave Sweeney Schriner's goal
with less than three minutes OF
play remaining Toronto Maple
Leafs turned back Detroit Red
Wings. 2 to /, here last night and
widened their National Hockey
League lead over the idle Boston
Bruins to six points.
Schriner's goal. mis- seventeenth
OF the season, climaxed a success
full Toronto comeback IN bitterly
contested battle that reused the
enthusiasm of 1922 fans. The
leagues top goal-getter corralled
a pass from Don Metz and worked
in close before blazing the rubber
pat Mowers.
That goal ended a drive that
saw. the Leafs wipe out the 1-O
advantage Detroit gained on sgd
Howe's goal late in the first period
Captain Edible Goodfellow engi-
neerec the scoring thrust, driving
deep into Toronto territory before
slipping Howe the disc. Howe's
shot. which didn't leave the ice
glanced off Broda's skate and
nestled in the far corner OF the
rigging.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Kayak H Injured.
To Miss Cap

SANTA ANITA. Cal, Jan. 81
Kayak II. winner of the 1889 $780,
900 Santa Anita Handicap. will not
be in the running March l in the
renewal of the worlds richest race
owner Charles S. Howard an.
nounced.
After a test gallop around the
track. Howard and trainer Tom
Smith said the turf champion was
nursing a slight tendon injury.
I'VE will have to stop his
training, which means he will
not get to the Santa Anita
Handicap. While the injury is
not serious IL will probably
interfere with his training for
two or three months" Howard
stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Burman Ready
For Title Bid
But Joe Louis Is
1O-1 Favorite to
Retain Crown
RX BILL KELLY
International New. Service sports Writer

International News service sports "s"e'
NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-James
Clarence (Red) Burman today
reiterated he was ready to walk
that last mile bravely. that last
mile from the dressing room To
tn ring. where tonight he will
face Joe Louis for the world heavy.
weight championship
With the odds 10 to that Louis
will retain his crown in his thir-
teenth defense-and to ! that
-Burman viii not last the ID
rounGs-the morbid rallied around
nevertheless, and promoter Mike
Jacobs announced a crowd OF
about $1,000 with gate receipts OF
sos, 900 were assured.
Burman broke camp at Summit.
N. j.. yesterday and motored to
New York to spend the remaining
hours until he makes what he in
sists will be a gallant bid to per-
Petuate his name in the records so
tcramrned with the feats of his
tutor and most ardent booster
Jack Dempsey.
WON'T BE IN CORNER
| The latter has decided against
working in Burman's corner. but
will reciprocate for Burmans
services as chauffeur recent
months by driving the challenger
from Madison Square Garden up
and down Broadway in a victory
celebration, in the event a miracle
lis perpetrated.
| Louis was to arrive today from
Greenwood Lake, N. Y, for the
noon weigh-in. He expects to
scale 203 pounds against Burman's
contemplated 1913.
/ A brief but significant COM
parison of the fighters can best be
made this way:
In AZ bouts, Louis has scored 40
knockouts, won seven decisions
and suffered one knockout-the
one by Schmeling. which he later
avenged in less than a round. In
l. title defenses only two men,
Tommy Farr and Arturo Godoy,
have stayed the limit.
In SO starts, Burman belted out
rs opponents, won % decisions.
drew one and lost four, one of the
latter being knockout scored four
years ago by John Henry Lewis.
Burman's opponents have not been
10 to the level of the champions S.
although Louis. too, has encoun-
tered his share 81 round-heels in
pursuing the most arduous CAM
paign of any modern title-holder.
Burman might weave and bob
and body-hook his way to four or
five rounds of activity, but prob
ably won't.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Keller Girls Win
Despite Tall Foe

Keller. defending champions in
the Department Of Recreation
Girls Basketball League. kept lis
record clean by turning back Par
rish. 30-l6. last night at Nc
Michael gym.
Six foot two inch Dorothy
Kettlewell who started the sea
son with Hudson switched to Par
IRISH for last nights encounter
and paced the losers with 10
points.
Helen Murray with 10 points
and Verna Chabot with eight were
the top hoop artists for the win
ming Keller team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
HERON TIES 1T

Toronto evcned the score after
Ii minutes of second period ac-
.tivity. Red Heron was the marks
man He almost lost the puck on
a relay from Nick Metz, regalned
control. then raced in swiftly 10
whip the puck past the helpless
Mowers
Jimmy Orlando, husky Detroit
defenSeman. stirred up some added
excitement when he tangled with
Wally Stanowski late in the sec
end period When Orlando S1ashed
StanowSki across the hands. the
TORONTO player came back with
fists swinging They fell 10 the
ice and when they regained their
feet. Orlando almos caused a
free-for-all as he tried TO get near
ms opponent. Other pl yers
ringrd the combatants but did not
interfere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Tom Tom Gets 100 in Quiz

Fearing that and space for future column would
h gone with the wind Immediately put Walsh on quiz
,oerar But there was shaving cream or hair
for prizes -
him lead off with the statement that ui'Eb was e
best al-around fighter he had ever seem
The greest heavyweight OF our generation says "ais
was sam Langford James j. JefTles as the
greatest heavyweight much as he hated 10 PICK against
his old partner. Jack Kearns, and Dempsey
Greb his Electromagnetic kingpn tag Les Darcy inc
Australian choice the best mddewelgh the "oro
has .
Greatest welterweght Jack Britton, and Tom ION
Blended low as a gesture of due respect to Joe Wacott
Greatest lightweight Cans Greatest eather@elght ana
tho Greatest fighter so Walsh claims any division Abe
Ate He Harry Forbes of Chicago as the top bantam
weight.
In typical style Walsh then informed us ne was ABOUT 70
mention the greatest of all
We informed Tom Tom that already he had given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

a named Harry Berg Bet you Young guys !"
town don't know Harry Berg Go ask hugh ferry
his pal Barbour OF them In oder 10
fool his own family Harry turned the name around ana
he became Harry GREB Just the simple process OF si'hs
backwards
"IIe was the greatest feba. the best in any kind
Of SPOT action I've And Robert go oack 10
That's 80 years the fight business
eve been with boxing since left college In
Milwaukee, tdont ask studied) wandered from
home and ended up Angeles 1912 refereed fights
then under of Tom McGarey great promoter
of that time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Wafer Polo Teams
Start Play Feb. 10

A " IN first C7rT1CS- yCt FOR Mon
day February 10 entries for the
Department OF Parks and Recrea-
ton Water Polo League are open
until February 6. Ray DeroSier,
chairman Of the Michigan \. A. L.
water polo committee. Ham
tramck. ST. Clair kronk and Elm
wood teams already are signed up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
Derby Broadcasts

There will be two broadcasts
about the Times Derby today,
one al las on Chuck Stanley's
WMBC Happy Hour program
and al $50 over Station WJBk
with SportscaSter S wyer in
charge.
Ken Hall. Skates Editor of
the Times. will tell of the high
spots in the big meet. Be sure
10 listen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

How does il happen that the
National Amateur tennis cham
pion. Don Mcneil. lost the first
Two tournaments of the year TO
Young frankie Kovacs. the Cali
fornia Clown. whom he whipped
with case three times last Sum-
mer2
He's overtcnniSed. stale. you'll
discover if YOU talk with him. al
though he won't offer that reason
for an excuse. Instead. the blond
and square jawed young netter,
who is in town as an ambassador
of good will for Kenyon College,
his alma mater. gives the credit to
KovacS.
HE showed flashes Of bril-
lance last Summer, but this
wear it's sustained perform
ance." says the modest Mcneil
who is only % years old. Kovacs
beat him in the final of the Mid
Dixie tournament and in the
semifnalS of the Florida State
meet.
But what about his own game ?
I'm fed up with tennis right
now, and I'm not going to put
racquet in my hand until
school II out In june and I'm
finished with my job" he says,
His Job is that of assistant tC
Tony Eastman. director of admis'
Sions at Kenyon. Both men visitec
the Detroit University School
Country Day School and Cooley
| yesterday TO interest graduates o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
SIitey Misses One
Pin and Gets 299

Chef Slicey, rolling in the Recre-
alton House League, missed a per-
feet game last night when the No.
4 pin wobbled, but wouldn't fall
after he had tossed II strikes IN
his opener. He followed with
235 and 1913 for 732, one of the
highest series rolled in the city
this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
DETROIT TIMES, JANUARY 81, 1s41 PAGE p
II BY BOB nlupphy

bright lights and he's the dingy side
of life. He what travel with the greats OF sport
He tell you several thousand wechosen words now II
playing theank towns with lighters
who wouldn't be better than bet to lick an ang mother
in-law.
This guilty of having taken the party IN ques-
hoops quite few times Maybe little unfairly
But this say for Tom Tom Walsh he learned early
how keep up and he's forgotten Never have
heard him complain of bad breaks Nor OF Ill treatment from
press had much must always remember
meeting him morning and having him say;
Good Morning. Mister Bob Tales see have taken
of NV hide again please, Mister Bob Tales keep doing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

next June in coming to the Gam-
bier. Ohio. school
And why is he fed UP with ten
mis- right now?
"Well, after the summer
tournaments were over l went
on a south American tour with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Cooke
(she's the former Sarah Palfrey
Fabyanl. Dorothy Bundy and
Frank Guernsey. We played in
tournaments or exhibitions every
day In Brazil. Argentina and
Uruguay"
incidentally, Mcneil flew bach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
JIMMY ARGUES

Referee Frank king Clancy
finally Strengthened out matters.
He gave Orlando major and
when Jimmy argued too strenousiy.
Clancy tackled on a misconduct
Stanowski escaped with minor.
Orlando attempted to renew hos
tilities in the penalty box and
peace was not restored until a
policeman was placed between the
two players.
Walter tFurki BTOda, once a
Detroit chattel - improved - his
chance in the battle for the
Vienna Trophy awarded annually
to the not hinder with the best
goals against record. In 81
games Broda has been beaten d
times. Mowers. his closest rival
has conceded 81 goals in 81 games.
The net mlnderS were extensively
PLAYED up in pre-Eame advertising
and came through as capably as
auticipatcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

Amateur Net Champ Here as Talent Scout for Kenyon

from Rio. arriving here Dec. 81,
1910. and registered for selective
service then. He still doesn't know
his order number because Florida
officials had 10 forward his regis
tration to his home in Oklahoma
CITY and the officials there have
not notified him as yet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
pEnllIlls
Hockey
Days End

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 31.-X-rays
revealed injuries which are ex-
pected to end the playing career
of Leighton A. Hap" Emms,
playing coach of the Ak-Sar-Ben
Knights hockey team of Omaha.
DR.. Edward Thompson said
ENNIS ankle was dislocated and
the shin bone fractured in a COL
lision with Andy Bellemer of the
Tulsa team during a game at
Omaha, which the Knights won,
g te
ENNIS skate caught in the
boards as he fell after the col
lision, twisting his leg.
ENNIS came to Omaha from De-
trolt last year to coach the
knights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

II. But be sure and spell the name
right-the name is WALSH"
Even if Tom Tom sold the city
hall right out from under Hizzonah
Jeffries, you gotta like gent like that.
There are so few of them left in sports,
and Walsh, / think, is the closest thing
to the old-time fight manager still exist
ing in these parts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31

after compilation of entries in the
various closed events and eStimat-
inc the entrants who will compete
in other competitions on the two
day program.
While this docs not equal the
mark of 1898 when some 1dO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
700 i'm Skate Meet
Total Is Not a Record, but More Are Entered in
Silver Skates Race Than Last Year
BY KEN HALL
Detroit Times Gold and silver skates Editor

There will be from $50 10 700
skaters competing in the nine
teenth annual Detroit Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby events
on Belle Isle. Saturday and Sun
day
The entry figures were found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31
10 Yanks in Fold

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-UNS)-
New York Yankees announced
they had 13 players safely within
the fold on the receipt of signed
contracts from catcher Ken Syl-
vester. outfielder Mike Chartak
and pitchers Steve Sundra, Steve
Peek and Charley Stanceau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-31


Then I'll put ii this way he
said. THE greatest of them ALL in any
division. was Jimmy Wilde, OF Wales.
We let him get by TINS Urc just 10
omit several thousand extra words.
Walsh classes Charlie White as hav-
ing the best left hook boxing ever saw.
White was a 135-pounder.
He says no one compared with
Benny Leonard once Leonard had an
opponent set for the kill. Bennys one
two" Walsh says. was holy gospel for
all time to come in the fight game.
The best 'inhghter' - anil y
Ketchell-and the best straight away
boxer-Jem Driscoll, of England.
For the most courageous, Walsh
hands the plume to Battling Nelson.
nd bio HHrna