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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
IVA TRAINING GIRL WORKERS
 FOR DEFENSE
Skill With Machinery Equals That of
 Men
BY JAY sHANKLIN

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 (Unlted Press Staff CoFfespOndentl
 Des Moines, To-, Dec. 6,-(UP)-- Girls can tear down an automobile engine, handle O lathe or spot welded with the best of men and there should be 6 place for them inu Americas booming defense in dustries.
 That's the opinion of foremen and supervisors in the National Youth Administrations metal and wood- working shops here, where more than 800 girls have laid aside dresses and parons for coveralls and slacks to work with machines instead of diShpans.
 Girls have been pouring into ahops in Iowa SO fast since the pro- gram of mechanical training for girls was launched eight months ago that IVA statlsticianS haven't been able to keep count.
 Grease No Bother
 In the Des MoineS and Clinton shops, each of which have nearly 90S 900 worth of drills, presses, shap- CTS, welders and pattern making equipment, the girls haven't been the least queaSy about grease and grime, foremen report. The fact that finger-nall polish won't stay on An c machine shop doesn't seem to bother them at all.
 They are working right alongside the boys in overhauling state auto mobiles, making street and road signs, tseel lockers and ornamental lronwork for state parks,
 Of course, they aren't swinging sledges. The heavy lifting that goes with machine work is left to the boys.
 Like the boys, each girl is given c thorough physical examination be" fore she goes to work.
 we make sure she is able to do the work without injuring herself before we assign her." K. J. 0'Brien, IVA personnel director in 1owa, exs plained.
 Our foremen weren't too happy about it when they first started get- ting girls in the shops" he added, "MoSt Of them were old factory men who had been working with men for years, but now some of them would rather have girls because they do 6 heater job. And they have more patience for the delicate, tedi. GUS work"
 Jobs Hard Co Get
 4hs big hurdle for the girl ma. And until the military forces have chin1st, however, Is getting q job. pulled more men out of industry, not many are likely to get . chance to show their skill in private indus. try.
 Nevertheless, two Davenport lasses have gone from al MA machine shop to jobs in the Rock Island, Ill.,, Army arsenal, and 0 total Of AS have obtained places in various fnanu. featuring industries fin Iowa.
 The woman's best opportunities, however, are in the radio and gar. ment factories.
 "1he radio industry has . real place for women," o'Brien declared. 'ST'he girls in our radio shops have shown that they have Q real talent dor the delicate work 1t takes there. And the radio factories hires . good many wolnen."
 At present, more than 1900 IVA girls are turning out oveFalis, avn. 1ngS, TalncoatS and other clothing in 32 fowG communities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
AIRLANE CHATTER

Arthur Tracy, the famed Street Singer, returns to American FaAao after i've years In England, at the start of the new year. He'll do on an afternoon show vla WJZ.NBC with . sponsor .. The Raymond scotts have named their recent 0.pOund addition Stanley Joseph . Dick TOdd is writing songs % well as singing them these days. Ills first tune, 'When We Met," was introduced on his Saturday morning "VaudevlIle Theater" NEG program "ThPee Ring Time" switches t0 another nsts wogk after tOnIght's broadcast via WATR.MutuaI at 0;S0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES
WATR PROGRAMS isao kilseyOlas

P. Ms svtss t,iB--Newp i:s0-oft the record Tiny Hll a.sO-oes the Charlie Bar
 not a'ts-oss oss the rssOFd--'imms Dor E.00--santa Claus B:s0-NSwB S,S6--HaHy Llutenin' sr 0;O0--HRnkeo News esiE--Nyatory Song Contest 6l90--PieRsure and Profit 0sRR--flitg and Bits 7:O0--Fulton LewlB JE 7:i6--Hubert Kregeloh, Commenta
 tor 7,sO--LonO Ranger 6,00--CAl Tlnney--Sinlng up the
 News e,tS-whltO House Press Confer e;sO--Tho Green Hornet n,0O---NoWss Dancing Discs 0ss0--ThroO Ring Time i0.0O-Cadrio ToBter--W Woftd NeWs iO,fB--@hotllgh Bands iO.9O-Bllly Keaton'g Variety snow li:O0--Yamkoo News ii;s0-Veughn MonroO'a orch. ll,Ak-Claude ThornhiiIs Crohs lss00--8tEn' Off,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
HAS A FAD DAv

etaunton. Ill. = (Upl = Tn one day 12-year-old Charles Jollne0n Feil and Spralned on aEsn end ins iured his kfinees. Was bitten by Q dog as he went to sec . physician. Was struck by Q Tadlator which fell on hlm as he passed . print- ing oface.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
sENoIN0 pEEs COMING RAoK2

Remember when people used to gather round the piano in the par. Tor and sing9 Whatever became of those singing bees2 ~ 'They dis- appeared" says Walter Gross, CBS pianist conductor, "because, in SO many pariors there wasn't anybody who could play the pianlo. Today, with 100000 American children studying plano, we can look forward to voices in the family parlor." !. Walter points out that 1t was the player piano, and not the radio, that discouraged music study in America for nearly 20 years, First thrust on the American scene about 1900, the player piano didn't begin having c sinister effect on American musical ability until around ie2e, when no more than 27,000 non.Tne. chanlcNl pianos were made for the whole country Today, however, the nations planists require ct least five times that many instruments 0 year. Radio has encouraged Amer. jeans to want to make their won music," walter concludes, 'Nand the growing number of piano students proves lt. Wen oil be back in the parlor soon with Casey Jones and 'Ciementine'."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
DIAL DOINGS
RY JIM PARkER
THE AKETTs FLY

THE nRxTTs ELX
 aQentlenaen, the boxing season has hlt its stride" Those historic words were uttered by boxing's 'uncle" Mike Jacobs recently as his loyal clan gathered around the produc- ton genius of pugillsm Co hear the latest. quicker than Harry Balo6h can say "inner and stlll champeell," l" one Of Jacobs breathless couriers called Mutual's sports-man Tom Slater and gave hlHn the new box ilAR broadcast calendar:
 Dec. l2-Kid Mccoy VI. Freddy Cochrane.
 DOC, ls-IAw Jenkins vs. Sammy
 Jan. S-JoE LOUIS vs. BUDDY HAER,
 Jan. le-Kid Mccoy vs, Ray Rob- inRon.
 Fob. is-slly Conn vs, Tony Zane.
 Fob. 90-E1eddy Cochrane vs, win- ner of January 70 bout.
 An are WATR~Mutual exclusives; ell from Madison Square Garden: all verbal victories for aIinouncers Don Dunphy and Bill CoruIn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
RT0GFsT FTsH TO GTRL TYRO

Concord, N. H. (UP)-On her first fishing trip at sea Miss Marjorie Ross capttiDed the days pool by catching a 26is pound haddock. The fish usually average about 10 pounds cach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05

A slremOn's rest center hes boon, established a& the famous pe. John- sons huoso In olndot.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05

Spain is completing a direct rail- way line bstwsne Madrid and val- erCia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
ROgers Have Sen

Mfr, and Mrs. Walter Rogers of the Bound Line road are parents of c son, born Wednesday at the Waters bury hospital.
 MT. end Mrs. Howard Kraft of Spindle Hill celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary recently by c trip to New York city and visited Miss Katherine Irving.
 Tn the town court last night the following cases were tried: William Cootward, Perkins street, Bristol, violation Of rules of road, case nolled on payment of costs of S5. J. c. By. tell, i40 Asnleck street. Hartford, violation Of rules of road, fined 9S and costs. George J. Quedipta, 90 Teryvllle avenue, Bristol, violation of rules of road, fined aB and costs, Edward |. doidstien, 3eB Woodlawn street, Hartford, violation of mos tor vehicle Jaws, fined S2E and costs.
 A weli-chlid conference for South school will be held ct South school, Tuesday, Dec. 9, from e:S0 to ii:S0 6. m. Mrs. Carl MAttaon and Mrs. Arba Baasett will have charge of transportation, Mrs. Hubert Parks, weighing, and Mrs. Charles Gibson, Mrs. Emil Grosch and Mrs. Alfred Winchell will do the clerical work,
 To Buy Equipment
 The South School Parent Teacher association met Monday night h South school. Mrs. Alfred Winchell presided. It was decided to buy the equipment now needed for the lunch room and to provide necessary needs for hot water in the kitchen. It was voted not to join the Na. tional Parent-Teacher association. A vote was passed to provide Q Christmas tree, games and candy for children ct Christmas. The kitchen will be painted by volun. teer help during the Christmas re. cess. After the meeting carols were sung. A grab-bag, social time and refreshments were enjoyed.
 Card Party
 The Land owners Protective as- sociation held a card party ct the club house on Woodtick road Tues day night. Eleven tables of cards were in play. Refreshments were served by Clarence Atwood. The door prize was awarded to Ray King, special prizes to Mrs. Carlton Bird and Mrs. Fred Franek. Prizes at setback went to Clifford Willard, at bridge, Mrs. Fred Nodine, Mrs. Carlton Bird, Fred Nodine, and at pinochle, Ransom Bronson, Mrs. .. Grant, Mrs. Charles Tyrell, Fred Megin, Alfred German, James Ber- gen, Mrs. James Bergen and Mrs. Lyman Atwood. Another card party will be held Dec. i0 at 8 ?. m.
 Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. Clifford Willard. Mrs. Charles Ty- rell, Mrs. Albert Homewood, Clar. enCe Atwood, Mrs. Bella MacMlilin, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Cole, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Franek, Mir. and Mrs. Are thur Bergen, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Megin, Byron Loucks, Ransom
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
Buying New Bibles

The Woleott Congregational church Sunday school council held c meet- ing at the home of Mrs. William Libolt Monday. The church bus started Nov. 90 and is much appre- ciated. It was voted to buy six new Bibles and twelve hymn books. The Christmas tree exercises will be held Dec. a ct 7;S0 o'clock. Each class will take care of their own program. Mrs. Alfred Bells, Mrs. Howard Kraft and Mrs, William Libolt will have charge Of other arrangements.
 Those present were Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Eells, Mrs. Charles Rogers, Miss Esther Bronson, Mrs, Howard Kraft and Mrs, LIbolt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-05
FAINT TRUE

FAINT TksUE
 Benny Goodman wants to deny elnphatlcally all these rIim0rs about Q recurrence of ill-health. Aside from . recent siege OE grippe, Benny's been feeling fine, as hls supeFgwall clarinet work 0R late should testify. Benny will strut his stufa for WATR listeners during tOnlght's broadcast of the "Spotllght Bands" show at 10ilBs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
PROBATE OF WILL

STATE or MIcHlGAS. Ire Pro
bate Court Tor the County Of wash
tcnaw
At p session Of said Court. held at
tie Probate office in the city Of
Ann Arhor IN said Count. ou the
18TH dav .of Isromher 4 T. iHiI
.Fgs'ert. Hon. jay O Pray. Judge
~ Probate
in tie Matter q ts Estate OF
Fred Howlinq, re-oassd
Robert Hovln- brother ~ saiA
.fesf ed. having f'sI his petition
PRAY ~ hat nm Instrument fNed iu
said court be admitted fa Probate
- fhe lat viii md testament -
20 "a fe~e1erd and thst afmIrIstra-
ton o. said estate be granted 20
Ie-ee HeVens 0r ZONE otter suif-
able person 40 administrator VITA
viii annexed
n r. Ordered Tta' TO f2th dav
~ fhuuRf" \ y 1872 ~ ten p tn ~
fa'd Probate Gfflce &C. hereby APP
pointed FOR Nearing eafd petitior.
n IL Fu-ffer Ordered. Th7t pub
iic notice the 81 30 given bv pub
iicafion ~ corv hereof for three
successive weeks previous 70 said
dav Of bearing On the Ypsflauti
Uoi'y Press p newsosn~r printed
md rr-ufatei IN said County
Jay q PRAY. Judge OF Probate
NorN q poRGERT. Register
~ Probate
Adv r-f02
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
TEsT EXPLOSIVES

Battle Greek Mica. Dec 10
ms As part 81 the home defense
rlan, tho Calhoun County sher.ffs
office today began recording iufor
nation relative TO the amount Of
explosives held by persons and
firms throughout the area Re
taiIers also were warned not 70
sell explosives 70 anyone not haY
ing signed permit from police
agency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

HAVANA. Cuba - AP Police
hunting down Axis spies and propa-
gandists Thursday held two men.
one identified as a German Gestapu
agent on accusations n plotting 70
install on cuban noun ain range
military -efle0to-s capable o. sig
railing planes and ships az sea.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
FOUR Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Cdssvieds
Merchandise
Farm Products. Eau,pmsn,

arm FIO1aNhos GAN'A'NNN
TREEs-e5c 10 65c
each. varieties apples, includ-
INK large Delicious. SOC hu. up.
Extra hard cabbage, 2i2c H. or 90
in hu lots. Large sweet ouiqus,
10 lbs 3Sc; squash lc and &c 10.
Large sand grown potatoes, 23c
peck Grapefruit oranges and tom
gerines. Roberts Intersection, liz
and %
CHRISTMAS TURKEYS 80 1850
prospect. II. " pickerson
LIVE TURKEYS fresA egg. pots-
toes. NJ Schattenhelm. $500 Nc
Kean Rd.. Pm. l7t1-J-l
TURKEY S-for sale. live. Mrs. Geo.
Hepner, ISL Glenn God.
Merchants Specials
ROOF LEAK? See US for roof
Moormsns, Phone IL.
ClRCULAIiNG oil HEAL Frs
lust the thing for a small home
,S9.s5 ant up. Family Radio
Shoppe. 100 W. Mich, Phone 5.
Try Heating Your Home VITA
BREWER COAL
PHONE $50
CAR HEATERS Radios. Batteries.
/. New and used. New bicycles
Thorne Tire Co. 500 +. Mich. 53S.
ATTENTION-Blue Grass Egg and
stoker Goals. Lever and Lever.
$50 Ann -. Phone 1927.
WATKINS DEALER J. STANTON
immediate delivery. ANY product
Cain a. 40s Z. Cross. Pr. INV.
CALL OUR 'ADTAKER at 47O for
Classified advertising service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
sAVINdB DEPOSITS

SECTION J. In me saYlngs depart-
meut deposit VIII be received OF
any amount which. II the amount
docs not exceed ten thousand
Is M. 900 0up interest VIII be COM
puted a. tho rate from time 10
time established by tho dir
catogs upon savings accounts. Pre-
sent rate changed from per cent
10 IL per cent. subject to change
upon three months notice published
in one Nasltenaw County. Michl-
gan. paper Any deposit In excess or
tln thourand dollars flO. 900 00D
must be subject to special agree
IN f'ut
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Legal Notices

At q meeting OF the board OF Dirso-
tors OF the Ypsilanti Savings Bank,
held November IL, l94l, sections
One and Two of the Rules and reg
ulations were amended 10 read as
foIlaUa.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
INTEREST PERIoDB

Section 2. Interest at the rate or
o., per nnnum VIII be paid on all
sums left In tie savings department
~ tho bank tlree ~ months or
more. reckoning from the first day
Of tho month next after the time OF
deposit Provided however that said
interest shall be figured on the mini
mum balance on deposit between In
tarest payment dates, and that
whore inter st figures less than ten
cents no interest shall be paid but
deposits made on or before tho nft1
Day of any month shall draw interest
from tho first day Of SUCH month Z
left on deposit thtee calendar month =
or more. Interest viii not he al
lowed on fractional parts Of a dol
lar nor for any fraction Of a month.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Financial
Money To Loan

MONEY TO LOAN--on real estate
or other good security Address
Box CESS care Daily p ess. giving
detail. Of security AID amount
N.-LrnI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Live Stock and Poultry
% sale-llvestoek. PolItry

GIVE YOUR CHfTD-a dor for
CHRISTMAS Pedirreed cocker
Sr1rfai puppies, buff snd red.
bgs Mause. Phone 2Qg7-M,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Automotive
AUTOMOBILES for Sale

SEE rs FOR USED CARs-Low
terms. Mcparis a Hoten Mich.
Ave AZ Grove Phone 1897.
FOR SALr-l9S5 black Ford Tudor
SIS call after b p. m. at lOle
Wasltenaw. clyde Warsop.
LATE 1886 model Ford standard
tudor In good condition. Call
5If-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Merchandise
Miscellaneous

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL NO. /
10y p MhpS mated pair. with
nov sax. and stand any coIor,
seed. srtNci and cut,leboue COM
CHRIsfNis SPECIAL. 10 ~
CANARY, susrHnteed singer. new
ease and stand. any color. se 4.
gravel and clty.ehone.
visIioRs WELCOME
rs Ballard St Phone 1910
USED FURNACE good condi-
ZION including register and pipe
S. rh sso or call At as.
Florence. days
BARGAIN =thristmas trees Cor.
Holmes and Allen Rls. r. Thorn
Wanted To Buy
WAN TED GOOD clean used furni-
turc Private sales anytime S57
feuuimAn Ave. Plymouth Harry
e Robinson. Aucuoncer.
OH" kltlcit--mar'S or Vomsu's.
EoN est. care Press.
For Sale Or Exchange
WASHER guns. clothing. furni-
tlrr stoves Tor anything Of value
shoe Sacp. 20 p. cross. .os2
Business and Orree caul ement
rNPEM ALTERS ali makes. soId.
rented. repaired. o. -. Morrill,. Sii
STATE ST. Ann Amor. Phone sslS
For Rent Real Estate
Houses
FOR RENT-Ann Arbor 1915 Brook
lyr room modern, screened porch
fireplace hot air heat 5000. CAL
1908,
Ford Rd., mi. east OF Prospect
Troy BsrrIer.
Apartments
SIN ROOM apartment taird floor
an Wasatendw. IN good condi-
tou. modern improN emsnts. Tele-
phone bsl
UNFURNGSHEb-4 rooms Modern
newly decorated. Steam heat. hot
and cold water Private bath and
entrance Pm '19-J.
APARTMENT-in Ann Arbor
rooms and bath. unfurnislod.
Available at once $50. Call Ypsi.
SIS A..
THREE room Furnished apt pri-
Vate bath. private Kitchen. Adults
Ina. lo2is y. Huron.
TWO ROOM furnished. private
bath. newly decorated Adults $50
roWner Phone Ann Arbor SOS.
. ROOMS unfurnished. upstairs.
private bath and entrance Adults
5i6'7 81 John. Pm. ?7l-M.
3 ROOMS and bath. Furnished. First
floor. private entrance. Adults.
SIG 50 To1n. PHI 21l-M
WILL GIVE basement apt 20
couple for care Of furnace. Storage
Furniture Sales, . \. Huron.
ROOMS clean. nice for, couple.
p. m sos limerick or phone aiS-J
ANYTIME
> ROOMS and screened porch.
GRAFTON. Light. gas and heat FUR
nishcd. also garage. Ready Mon
dav. 766 Ford 81
Rooms
COMFORTABLE rooms for men.
single beds showers. hot water.
100 Loneman Lane, Ann Arbor
ROOM FOR two men. Twin beds
Hot water, 5cs Mause Ave. Phone
2Oa7-M.
ROOM AND Lunches pack
ed Com cnleut to Bomber Plant.
143 5 Prospect. Pm. 20oS-M.
DOUBLE room comfortable. in
modern home. St2 Congress st.
UBLE-room with single beds
Board II desired. Ina. zoo n. Nor
NAL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

DOUBLE room with single beds.
Board II desired. Ina. zoo n. Nor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Apartments

SMALL HOUSE furnished SS3S
Ford Rd I mi. east OF Prospect.
Troy Barrier
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
A Good Home is
A Good Investment

RTMEST-home. with
rooms and bath below, outside
entrance to 3 rooms and bath
above car gar. close to school.
good buy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
For Rent Real Estate
Houses

FOR NT-Ann Arhor 1915 Brook
lyr. . room modern, screened porch
fireplace hot air heat 500. 90. Can
1888
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

PEARL SIT room modern
English type apartment house. ga-
rage. newly decorated interior. eX-
ceptionai district beautiful lot
and shruhbory. close in price
80 900. terms. II Peet. 50 y.
Huron. 1871.
MAPLE ST. room house >
large rooms down stairs. stool.
rooms Upstairs. complete bath.
furnace garage. large lot, s 200.
easy terms. II. Peet 50 y. Huron.
1871
DO YOU VAST TO SELF We
have number Of buyers waiting.
List YOUR properties with W.. III
man & Greenstreet. 40 W. Nich-
lgsn. Phone 1871
HIGH Class room hungaiow.
ucwIt Constructed. hardwood
floors bath. furnace, fui cement
bs-emeut Income. so month.
Price 1890. Terms. u. poet. 50 y.
Huron ST. 1871.
Farms and Lands
SEVENTY SEVEN acres. corner
Ford and Gotfrsdsou SIS per acre.
$1,000 down. BOX G-7s, Pres
H. 1,a1
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

, ROOMS and screened porch.
Nicely Furnished Electric refriE-
GRAFTON. Light gas and heat FUR
nishcd. also garage. Ready Mon
dnN T66 Ford 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

SIN ROOM apartment. Third floor
an Maslttudw. IN good Cond!-
tiou. modern improvements Tele-
phone bsI.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
:. 100 FOrd 81
Rooms
PORTABLE rooms 10
r1a hnAa ghnwr. hot
Rooms

ROOM AND Lunches pack
ed Convenient to Bomber Plant
143 :. Prospect Pm. 200S-M.
modern home St9 Congress 50.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
Earl l.. Freeman

100 Pearl Pu. 1873
Insurance OF all kinds IN honor
able stock companies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

rNPEM ALTERS ali makes. sold.
rented. repaired. o. - Morrill, SIT
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19
For Sale Or Exchange

guns, clothing furnl-
turr. stoves Tor anything Of valQe.
shoe S.cp. 90 B. cross .o92
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

{ ROOMS dean. nice for. couple
near Bomber Plant, call after I
p. m sos Limerick or phone ES-J
ANYTIME
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-19

DETROIT EDISON Electromaste
stove Excellent condition. Ill
Grant St
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17

Conrad Barran of Scott Field, st.
Louis, and Pvt. Clarence Shrout
and Pvt. Todd Cole of the Aber-
deem proving grounds in New
Jersey.
Sgt. Frank Zamaris, the first to
enter the tournament, heads the
list of those who already have
qualified. Others are Sgt. Jack
King Phillips of Fort Wayne:
Corp Cliff Johnson of Selfridge
Field Corp. Johnny DiSoviar of
Fort Sheridan. and Patri c k
Michael ONeil, the only sailor,
who is with the L. S. S. Saratoga
and claims the championship Of
the Pacific Fleet
ZamariS. 24-year-old " p who
has just received his discharge
after serving his required year in
training. is a boxer of considerable
experience and a next-door neigh
Dor of Tony Galento in Orange. N.
j. In fact, Joe Jacobs. Galento's
manager also managed Zamaris
until his death.
Weighing 17S pounds and stand
ing only 5 feet 6 inches tall
Frank beasts -six=rnund- knock
out over Melio Bettina just before
the latter won the light heavy
weight title from Tiger Jack Fox.
He lost an eight-round decision 10
Anton ChristoforidiS in the semi
final on the Louis-Paycheck fight.
So ZamariS must be listed with
Johnny benson of Indianapolis,
Irish Mickey Hayes of Milwaukee
and Tommy Adams of Newark. n.
j., as possible Dark Horses"
among the white hopes. Lee
Savold. DeS Moines. Ia. battler
who has gained national reputa-
ton. Is regarded the favorite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
Howe, Stewart Due for Praise

The others may well this season but there
this time should the recognition due the games best They
sgd Howe the forward from Ottawa and Jack
Stewart brlianand brilliant delenseman from
Pilot Mount, Man.
Howe the leagues leading 1888
Last he and Lynn Patrick of Rangers led the leagues left
wngers with A points each Yet Howe played every
the Detroit excepting goal received hardly
inke for the ~ H. L. AStar There red faces
league when Howe finished top with
alstar already month off the presses. That's Of
the the teams be chosen little later this year
Stewart recognized by all the players and managers Of
league the solid defensemen the game
Now the fans beginning appreciate the work of this quiet
terrific checking bonebreake They don't get around Stewart
through him. He has Jimmy Orlando the Detror
defense and this year they given another
break in It's rangy Doug McCag beakaway skater from
Brantford Stewart will help for him and young
Doug a chance 90 o town.