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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Bobby Creed Loses To
Kayo Morgan In Main
Fairview Garden Tilt

Bob Gunter fighting under the
name OF Bobby Greed with head
quarters in Milwaukee wise. re-
turned to the home lot Monday
night. but his reception was any
thing but pleasant. Greed dropped
a six-round decision to Kayo NOR
gan in the feature bout at Fairyiew
Gardens.
Morgan was decisive in winning
as he introduced plenty OF clown
ing during the bout. Greed did not
hit the veteran featherweight SOL
Id blow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Black Tigers Prepare For
Opening OF Baseball Season
RIGHT down YOUR ALLEY

other fves. will do we'll and prob
ably win the National but your
chances depend on teamwork and
team spirit. Lets see i you can't
bring this fellow around. II will
help him and the team no end
Bob your team has just about
walked away with The title IN the
Detroit League and II a match ni
nine games over six ALLEYS could he
arranged with the team thar defeat.
cd YOU in match game hut lose by
few hundred pins To you IN the
classics the team that holds 10 win.
over the National Champion Log
Cabin five and the only team TO
shoot over 1000 on Two occasions
the whole bowling public would
try 20 be on hand 10 witness a."
The Cadillac bowling team is
about the hottest thing in town and
the boys are making valiant ef-
fort 10 overtake The Friars Ale FIVE
in the Detroit league but with only
six games left they may have 10 be
satisfied with second place even
II they win their last six games The
Detroit Bowling league ends its
present schedule. such as IL Is. May
Cadillac faces old Rru Thursday
night and ends the league schedule
against Palace BARRIERS. the team
II is fighting with Tor second place.
With Maceo Kelly towering the.
attack and A. Bell functioning in
the leadoff slot the Cadillac team
has won 10 OF their lasi p games
and have won l. straight while
raising us average from SOS 10 7Gs
Bill watson, Hackworth and Albert
Chairman round out this well bal
anced team.
swanson Trims Supreme
The unpredictable Swanson Bar
Der five rose to great heights Fri
day night and smacked down the
highly-touted Supreme Linen FIVE
in the Motor City league. The white
wash knocked the Linen five. who
were kegling with only three men.
out OF third place and placed the
Swanson five in position TO i'm
proved their present position in the
last six league games
In other league games leage-lead-
ing Porters Cleaners smariing from
last weeks writeup. whiiewashed
the Maston Laundry FIVE. They had
the nights liehtest score. g75. rolled
with four men and jimmy Jones
average. Jimmy was III al the time
Springhill Farms hii al5 but lost
one game TO Thompson shoes. High
scores we're shot BY Ben Webster
232. walter Sauls. 202. Bill Rhod-
man. PIG Boots Fairfax 2l5 and
Jackson 225
Alley PlckupS
The Springhill Farms FIVE Will
cross alleys with the Slim Jones
All-Star girl five al the Rotary
Thursday night az o'clock and one
OF the beat matches Of the season
is IN store along with the other at
fractions promised BY girls man
ager Wild Bill Bowman. Virginia
Dolphin. Hazelle Thomas. Thelma
baldwin. Hazel Lyman and Edna
Jones are expected 10 be the start
ing Slim Jones five while Elmina
Gibson and Velam Smith NAV get
into the lineup.
Supreme Linen girls are enjoying
= nice lead n The womons league
and seem SCI for the title Of Nation
al Billiard the surprise team OF
the League, sticks together Nation
al Champs Westheld are improving
each week and arc IN good shape
10 defend their national bauhle.
They are tied for second place I'm
the league with the National Bill
lard FIVE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Teams Open
Training Period
This Week
First Game
Scheduled For
May 81

With the baseball fever running
very high temperature. and indi-
cations pointing to more serious
complications unless a doctor is
called In. group OF aggressive. en-
thusiastic and resourceful business
men have agreed to pool their re-
sources and supply the proper
treatment for the fever-ridden pa
tient-a good baseball team.
The team will be known as the
Black Tigers and home games will
be PLAYED In the stadium to he es-
tahlished on the property al De-
quindre and Modern. Charles Hem
~. former member OF several teams
be manager OF the club.
in the Negro Ameican league. will
Practice Sessions Start
Practice sessions, according TO
Henry. will begin al the playing
field this week. and the first game
Is scheduled for the last Sunday
In May when the Tigers meet the
strong Bay City Mich semipro
team in that city. The first game
home will be played at the stadium
AT Dequindre and Modern, the fol-
lowing Sunday.
While Louis r. Taylor, head OF
the group. was completing plans for
the .establi'hment Of the stadium.
Henry was busy gathering his play
ers. He will have at least 25 play
ers for the initial training session.
Mack McClond. outfelder: Sam
Jones. hight-hand pitcher and
Ohio Layton. pitcher, are coming
from Florida. Layton. who towers
s feet inches and weighs 205 was
q member OF the Brooklyn ROYAL
Giants last year and Jones hurled
for the znulu Giants.
William chatham, member OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Razz Picks
Whiirlaway
Makes Early
Derby Choice

Well. the old turf reporter. Razz
Brown has Just got back from
long trek around the race track
circuit and / have been looking
over the Kentucky Derby candi-
dates. and my what vide open
race n viii be Around The Big
Apple which is New York. the
easterners think the eastern hoss
viii gallon in Down hari-boof way.
which ~ kettuoky the boots think
they have an oven chance 70 win
the biz event The old Line State.
which "a Maryland say thee are
IN The last but not least Is sunny
california Thcy think e 6 How
ard can turn tho trick So there
you are just tho same a. every
wear But let me iell YOU what
think after seeing the colts that
viii compete.
Ben Jones. the gent from Par
nell. Mss. has worked wonders
with his colt. Whlrlaway. and he
should improve on racing. He
has always been solid colt. in
my hook. 30. al this writing.
Will make my selection early this
year for the kentucky Derby. and
! am going 10 make II of oi cold
dope" get ME. Fast track
Whlrlaway first: curious Coin.
second; Our Boots. third; and
Dispose. fourth. Muddy track:
Whirlanay. first; Porters Can.
second turions Coin. third: Our
Boots. fourth. Now remember.
this selection l. made of cold
dope" and there + no change TO
he made in my hook.
Yes this il one year | don't give
sunny Fiizsimmons a look in with
his speedstefs from New York. I
think all of his colts are in good
shape but class them a. spriniere
a; thi, date or course there are
many slip between the cup and
The lip This Is my story about the
Kentucky Derby and I'm going 10
let i 20 as Il lays.
King Cole is about as nice
sprinier as ! have seen IN days.
something on the order OF Osmand.
Maybe not that great. but he is a
bashy colt and runs like scared
rabbit. Midland looks like an
have heard about him This Italian
bred boss Is hoping 10 heat those
Eastern handicap nags II they don't
weight him down TOO much. He Is
a natural handicap boss
The keeneland Park track
opened with hank. Yes. the
chalk boys had holiday. the way
the favorites were walking their
heat, hut the ha0kieS will he
there nj the finish. as they always
have more players dies broke
than heat on the bookies. Always
remember. boys. don't get high
hat.
W. n tRohl Robinson would
Ike 10 see his old friend Ben Jones.
who used 70 always race Omaha.
win the Kentucky Derby Yes. IL
would he nice for the gent who
wears the Biz Black Hat to sad
dle me winner OF the hic event.
Yes, the gent who raced All the Seth
hosses and how they did win
Happy Lark Is the sweetest Ally
that has raced AZ a small track in
many days. Yes she raced a, Ha-
vana before coming 10 Florida. and
she can really hurn oil String
along with her As she is very con-
slstent RinEie Is very M and sharp
a. tack. sweet WILLOW is ready
10 hif Johnnie iS ready for the
askine although he may not he
able 10 heat tho ton hight sprinters.
Adios Amigo. Thumbs IN where
aver YOU 500 him In The entries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26
Local Keglers Expect Detroit Five
To Capture National Tourney Title

Not alone is Detroit making preparations to entertain
the third annual Bowling tournament scheduled for May
y ~ and H. but local teams unanimous in their
pressons that of the in the Motor City will cap
ture the title
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-26

Louisville Black Colonies last
year. comes recommended as one
OF the best looking young third
basemen IN the game Another
promising prospect is A. d. Lewis.
souihpaw pitcher who stands 6
feet and inches and scales 203.
Bud Jones IS shortstop who play
ed in New Orleans last year.
From the local fields Henry will
have Charles lRedl House. former
third sacker for the Detroit Stars:
Louis Hicks. catcher; Emmett Da-
Wis. first baseman and Johnny Rob-
inson and o. Robinson, both pitch
pre
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

to Oakviue. Belleville. and saline
Friday evening.
George Howell. Gale Howell and
son Donald visited Mrs. Ethyl San
derson. Oakyille. Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick.
oakyille. spent sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Petri and fam
lily.
Sunday guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Colts, daughter Helen and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Akalis were Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Colts. Cherry Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Maleske. Sumpter, Miss
Eugenia Maleske and John Rlst'
near Whitaker. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lemke.
The Board OF Education OF the
Sunday School met In tie church
annex Sunday after church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
BRIpE-ELEcT OF DEC. 27
LONORED AT SHOVE r

Willis, Mich, Dec. ls-Mrs. Alber-
IA Larson entertained with a bridal
shower for Miss Necia Trebilcox,
Milan, who will become the bride of
Raymond Royal al Milan, Dec. q.
Bunco was played and prizes we're
won by Mrs. Ergest Brewer. Mrs.
Kenneth Royal and Miss Trebilcox.
A bridal cake was the center OF at
traction when a lunch OF cake
sandwiches and. coffee was served
by the hostess.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Royal. Ann Arbor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Townsley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Brewer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Royal. Ypsilanti, MT.
and Mrs. Wesley Stetler, Mrs. VIII
Royal and children, Raymond and
Melyynne.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

The requirements are. single
citizen Of the United states for at
least ten years. age % 20 IS In
elusive. and two years OF callcge or
ability TO pass college eNamina-
ton.
sgt. Carpenter points ont that
during the seven and one halt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY WOMAN'S SOCIETY

The regular meeting OF the Won
ans Society in the church anenx
Wednesday featured installation OF
officers. Mrs. Prout, in charge, OPP
ened the meeting by singing Jesus
Calls U.s." This was followed by
reading the constitution from the
guide book. Officers were installed
we're Mrs. Hazel Garrod, Mrs. Jean
MIL, Mrs. Kathryn Wright, Mrs.
Esther Anderson. Mrs. Eleanor
Smith, Mrs. Ruth Smalley, Mrs.
Ruth Russ, Mrs. Laura Taylor, Mrs.
Bessie Brown, Mrs. Eta Daily and
Mrs. Bernadine Day. The song,
Take My Life and Let 1t Be- fol
lowed.
The business meeting was opened
by the president. Mrs. Garrod. The
minutes for October were read and
the treasurer's report was accepted
Twenty members were present. II
was decided to raise the price OF
dues from ten cents TO twenty cents
per month. Mrs. Kittie Clark asked
members for quilt blocks to finish
q quilt which is started. Mrs. Eta
Daily thanked the members for the
clothes which were sent to Carcas
some Center, Kentucky, also the
Christmas box. Helen Essex report
ed meeting of the building fund and
explained social calendar to be
held the first OF February to raise
money. A letter was read by Mrs
Daily asking for bedding for {
Methodist Girls School in Mexico. A
committee was asked to look fol
table covering.
Supper was in charge OF commit
tee number s, Mrs. Bodell, Mrs
Daily, Mrs. Simon. Mrs. Cox, Mrs
Flower, Mrs. Smalley and Mrs
Styers.
Vesper Services
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

Miss Eva Baker. Stony Creek.
spent Friday evening with Miss
Anna Petri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Welker, De
troit, were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Howell and family.
Robert Fitzpatrick, Jr.. Oakyille,
spent the week end with his cousins,
John and Clyde Petri.
Ronnie. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
Howell, was seriously i'll last week
with a severe internal infection.
Mrs. William Hendryx and daugh-
ter Opal. Saline. were Monday visit
tors OF Mrs. Philip Petrl.
Gary Howell. Gale Howell and
son Donald were Ypsilanu visitors
Saturday night.
Mrs. Philip Petri accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
NeiUs From Willis

Willis Church. sunday by the Junior
League in charge Of Margaret Day.
Organ Prelude, Mrs. Esther Gill
man. silent Night" the junior
choir. Dear Little Stranger" girls
quartet, prayer. Eleanor SmaHey,
% Holy Night" DeEtte Potter
we Three Kings Of orient Are.
chorus. duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mil. piano solo, Kathryn Howard,
Christmas story. Rev. Prout, Away
in a Manger." chorus, accompanied
by Eda Fay Hansen on the violin
benediction, Mrs. Margaret Day and
professional, silent Night, by
choir.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

include Major Floyd NJ. showalter,
president Of the board: Capt.
George Samson, recorder: First Ii.
Soddie Barkett. and First IL. Tho
mas Smith. medical officers. Thoy
will be accompanied by three en-
listed men.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

months a cadet Is in flight training
be Is paid SIS a month and main
tenance and that on graduation the
cadet Is commissioned a second
lieutenant In the Air Corps Reserve
with pay and allowances OF {2t5.5O
per month.
Members OF the examining board
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
ARMY AVIATION
BOARD To MEET
APPLICANTS SHOULD Bring
CERTIFICATE OF
BIRTH

Army Aviation Cadet Examinlnr
Board viii be in Ann Arbor today
Friday and Saturday 10 receive ap-
plications and conduct eNamina-
lions. The board will be at the
University Health Service be-
tween the hours Of : a. m. and )
p. m.
Sgt. Jack d. Carpenter. acting
public relations officer. said Wed-
nesday that each applicant should
bring his birth certificate and three
letters of character reference.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

The Young Married People met
at the home of Mrs. Eugene Staeoler
Sunday evening Rev. Prout was the
leader. He brought several Bibles,
French, German, Russian, Latin,
Welsh, Chinese, Arabic. and He
brew. There will be no meeting I'M
til after the holidays.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Stnhu GroIIn Meetlna

The Study Group OF The Woman 5
Society will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Ruth Smalley on Wednesday.
Dec. 81. All day meeting with a co
operative dinner at noon. The serV-
ing project for the winter will be
started.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Club Entertained

Mrs. Jennie Smith entertained
the Sumpter Card Club Thursday.
Guests enjoyed roast beef dinner.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Terry,
Mrs. Gasilo, and Mrs. Warner. Mrs.
Hall entertained the club at a
Christmas marty today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
El.ntInn Of Officer.

The annual meeting OF the Wash
tenaw County Brotherhood will be
in the Willis Church, Dec. p. The
meeting is called for p. m. with
lunch at 6 p. m. There will be cleo
ton OF officers. The speaker In the
afternoon will be Rev. William K.
Shaw. Evening session will be at
S D. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
VIII Annnr Aned

The Young Married Peoples Sun
day School Glass is planning the
annual Christmas party for the ell
derby people of the community on
Saturday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Sunday School Pageant

A Christmas pageant will be CIV
en- by the Sunday School of the
Willis Methodist Church on Mon
day, Dec. 22, followed by Christmas
tree and Santa Claus.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Smith re-
ceived word from their son Clar-
ence Jr. of his arrival in Fort Knox,
Kentucky, in the tank division.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Committee Appointed

The following committee Is In
charge of the Sunday School Christ
mas entertainment: chairman. Mrs.
Minick, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Smally,
Mrs. Essex and Mrs. Potter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

DIR. Cesar arros-Hurtado
Ambassadors Of good will are few
and far between in this war-torn
world. but such is DR.. Cesar Bar
ros-Hurtado, above. of the Uni
versity Of La Plata in Argentina,
who has come to the United States
bearing the best wishes OF Presi-
dent Roberto Ortiz Of Argentina
to President Roosevelt.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
Choir Practice Friday
Married Group Meets

Willis Choir will practice Friday
evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18

Vesper Services
Yesper services were held In the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-18
NEW 2-DfAMoNO
BRIDAL DuETTE

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10 kses ptfiit
Evening star., 1941-06-08
Bolton Coming Back
To Fortify Griffs
Behind Plate
Catcher Due to Report
Tomorrow; Leonard
To Fire at Tigers
By Staff Correspondent of The Star.

By q Staff Correspondent Of The Star.
DETROIT, June 7.-Washingtons
one-man catching corps will be
bolstered by the addition of Cliff
Bolton, whose pinchhitting figured
prominently in the Mats 1888 pen
nant conquest. it was announced
here today by Manager Bucky Har-
ris. Bolton, hitting .42l with the
Greenville IS. c. club, will report
to the Mats on Monday at Cleveland.
Bolton, who last played major
league baseball with the Tigers three
years ago, is being imported to for
tify Jake Early, the Mats only
catcher at the moment. Al Evans
currently is in Washington for treat
ment of an ailing left leg and
Fremin Guerra, a specimen from
Springfield who didn't see action in
q week with the Mats, jumped the
team before the club embarked on
Its Western trip.
Guerra and Bolton have much in
common, for Cliff is inclined to pack
his belongings and head for home
when the scenery doesn't suit him.
He quit the Mats in midSeason one
year and on another occasion de-
serted the club in spring training.
Dutch Leonard, who hasn't won
since May IL, will hurl the last Of
q three-game series with the Tigers
here tomorrow with Dizzy Trout
attempting to deal the Mats their
sixth successive loss.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
BY RAY BLOSSER,
Associated Press Sports Editor

CLEVELAND, June Bob Feller
picked his selective service question
naire from the mail today and joined
top club officials in declaring he
would make no request for defer
ment-even if the Cleveland Indians
are locked in a sizzling pennant race
when he is called.
Returning from round of golf,
baseball's No. l pitcher opened the
long white envelope, took a peek at
the questions, and remarked:
1T makes me laugh to think OF
this confidential information they
are asking for. when most of it is
public property.
Il want to be treated just like
anybody else I don't intend to ask
any deferment."
Feller-No. 2,857 of 1880 regis
trants in Cleveland's district 20
may be called as early as August.
He is expected to fill in "$45 900"
as his annual salary-and President
Alva Bradley of the Indians said he
wouldn't think" the Tribe would
continue to pay Feller while he
draws $21-a-month Army pay.
Won't Ask Deferment.
There is a military service clause
in the contract, as in all baseball
contracts now" said Bradley, add
ing:
I'm not going to ask for defer
ment for Feller. I'm not going to
be put in that position and his
wishes will be respected" c. C. Slap
nicka, club vice presidet, echoed,
Even if he is called when we are in
a tie for the pennant late in Sep
tember, that still goes"
Their comments came after Man
ager Roger Peckinpaugh, who may
lose two sons to the Army this
month, hopefully suggested 'it
wouldn't be too much out of line to
ask for 80 days or so deferment If
it's near the end of the season"
Peck. however, pointed out the mat
ter was up to Bradley and Slap
nicka, and they turned thumbs
down.
Evening star., 1941-06-08
kewsom Never Fined ,
Returns 10 Hur|inq
Duty Wednesday
Briggs, Owner Of Tigers,
Denies Poor Training
Costs Buck S. 900
B, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 7.-Owner Wal
ter o. Briggs of the Detroit Tigers
denied fatty today published re-
ports that Louis Norman (Buck)
Newsom had been fined $4,000 for
what was described as his failure
to reach top physical condition.
The Tiger owners statement was
coupled with an announcement by
Manager Del Baker that the big
right-hander would be restored to
starting pitching duty next week.
Newsom was knocked out of the
box in II of his first IL starts.
His salary Is reputed to be $35, 1000.
I'm answer to queries as to
whether Buck Newsom has been
fined, I wish to state he has not
been fined this year nor at any
time since he has been member
of the Detroit Baseball Club" Briggs
declared in a statement.
Manager Baker embellished the
denial with the statement that New
som would face the Philadelphia
Athletics here Wednesday in his
first starting role since Memorial
Day, when the st. Louis Browns
ended the big fellows mound stay
in less than three innings.
Il think Buck will win IL or Is
games for the season." said Cen
eral Manager Jack zeller. There S
no question that Newsom loafed his
way into condition, but he's in shape
now. He hasn't had much stuff this
year, but it will come"
Evening star., 1941-06-08
Tribe Won't Endeovor to Delay
Draft of FeIIer Next August,
Even If in Hot Flag Scrap

Bob. who almost single -handedly
kept the Indians in first place by
winning his last four game while
all his Tribal slab mates couldn't
capture even one, said he didn't
know what he wanted to do in the
Army if he passed the routine
physical examination.
Military Clause Involved.
The 91-word contract clause ex-
cusing the club from paying him
while in the Army is so involved
that it's enough to make you call
for a writ of habeas corpus. For the
benefit of the brave, it reads:
This contract is subject to Fed
eral or State legislation. regulations,
executive or other official orders or
other governmental action, now or
hereafter in effect respecting mill
tary. naval. air or other govern
mental service which may directly
or indirectly affect the player, the
club or the league and subject also
to all rules, regulations, decisions
or other action by the major
lllC COlilu1loSAOllCis
major or MAJ Minor League Advi-
sorry Council or the league president,
including the right of the commits
sioner to suspend the operation of
this contract during any national
emergency"
Peck's Sons Ready TO Serve.
Manager Peckinpaugh disclosed
that his son Walter, 25-year-old
salesman for a paint products COM
pany, expects to be inducted about
June 20 and that another son,
Ralph, %, is debating whether to
volunteer to join Walter.
Walter was deferred last Decem-
ber in order to finish his college
year at Ohio State University,
where he is majoring in business
administration, and would graduate
next February if allowed to con-
tinue. The Peckinpaughs have two
other sons-Roger. jr., 28, who has
been married several years, and
John, 10.
st will hate to see my boys CO."
said Peck, but he just laughed
when he was asked whether he
hated 1t worse to lose his sons or
Fellef.