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Evening star., 1941-03-29
Salvation Army
Meetings tomorrow are

Meetings tomorrow are:
Colored Corps, 1901 Seventh street
NW.-At II am Brig. James Rob-
erts will conduct the service At
$50 pm. Evangelist Irene Chase
will speak.
Southeast Corps, 733 Eighth street
SE.-Capt. Sven Ruthstrom will
conduct both the II am. and 8 pm.
services. At 6:l5 pm Gertrude
Bowden will conduct the Young
Peoples Legion.
Georgetown Corps, 1915 jefferson
street N.W-At II am. Capt. Ben
R. Jones will speak. At 8 pm. 1t.
Basil Wyatt will speak on Hidden
Treasure"
Northeast Corps. 715 I street
NE.-At II a m. Capt Edgar Will
mer will speak on Gods Will" and
at 8 pm. on Salvation for All"
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Francis Scott Key Helped
Form GEORGETOWN Church

The Rev. DR.. G. Freeland Peter,
who is in charge of Christ Episco-
pal Church, Georgetown, this week
called attention to the fact that
among the notable names upon the
register is that of Francis Scott
Key, author Of 1.-The Star Spangled
Banner" Mr.. Key attended the
original meeting of November 10,
1877, in the home of Thomas Cor
coran for the purpose of organiz-
ing a new congregation. He also
was a member of a committee which
recommended site for the church.
DR.. Peter will preach tomorrow
at II am. and also make the ad-
dress at the Friday lenten service
at S o'clock, when the st. Cecilia
choir will sing.
The women of the parish are
meeting every Friday from 3 to 5
o'clock in the parish house to sew
for some of the missions in the
Virginia mountains.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

class session. with Carl Book and
Ivle Book teaching the lesson. A
picture of the class will be taken at
1890 am. by B. Alfred and Frank
Bower. Moving pictures Will also be
made of this event.
The Westminster Bible Glass Of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church
received a report from the president
Miss Evelyn Sanders. to the effect
that five baskets had been dis
tributed to needy families and SIS
donated the Sunday school for the
missionary fund. The class plans to
distribute religious pamphlets TO
"shut-ins" of the church.
Mrs. Anna Wagonseller has been
elected vice president of the Berean
Glass of the Columbia Heights Chris
tan Church to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Mrs.
M. E. Brown.
The Mooney Baraca Glass will
have Page NICK. Etchison, religious
work director, Y. M. c. A., as guest
teacher tomorrow morning. President
James T. Elicit, one of the charter
members of the Organized Bible
Glass Association, will preside and
introduce the speaker.
Fred Eden, professor of law at
Southeastern University, will speak
to the Mems Bible Glass of Ed
brooke Methodist Church tomorrow
morning.
L. E. Murray of the Bureau Of
Customs legal staff will deliver an
address at the Comparative Relig-
ion Glass of All Souls Church to-
morrow at 10 am.
George M. Gooch. chairman of
the Committee on Evangelism OF
the National Federation of Mems
Bible Glasses, will teach the Mems
Bible Glass of North Washington
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
The Ladies' Bible Glass will pre-
sent a play, "A Period Program, "
on Friday at 8 pm. in the Bright
wood Masonic Temple. Miss Ger
trude Barker is the director. The
proceeds will go toward the new
church building fund.
The Philathea Class and the
Mems Bible Glass of Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church will hold So
cial meetings Tuesday evening.
DR.. Howard W. Tribble, profess
sor of theology, Southern Baptist
Evening star., 1941-03-29
ChaneeI Furnishings
Will Be Dedicated at
Calvary Methodist
Two Former Pastors
Of the Church to Join
In Services Tomorrow

Calvary Methodist Church, which
has been undergoing an extensive
interior redecoration program since
last November, will dedicate its new
chancel furnishings tomorrow.
Conservation OF the new furnish
ings for worship will be the theme
of both morning and evening serv-
ices. The Rev. DR.. Orris G.. Robin
son announced that the Rev. DR.. G.
Ellis Williams, superintendent of
the church district, and two former
pastors of the church will partici-
pate in the services. They are the
Rev. DR.. John T. Ensor, secretary of
the City Missionary Society, Balti-
more, and the Rev DR.. James Shera
Montgomery, chaplain Of the House
of Representatives
DR.. Williams will deliver the SER
mon and conduct the conservation
ceremony at II am, assisted by DR..
EnSor and DR. Montgomery. DR..
Montgomery will preach at 8 pm.
Improvements include installation
of a new chancel, with a new
communion table, pulpit, screen
wainScoting, communion rail and
hymn boards. A reredos, or carved
wooden screen, has been erected
against the stained-glass window
back Of the altar. New lighting
fixtures also have been provided
Church symbolism has been en-
ployed throughout the new decora-
tionS.
Six carved figures in the reredos
tell the story Of Christian religion.
The Rev. Dr. Harold Bosley, min
lister of the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, Baltimore, Md,
will be the guest speaker at the
lenten service Thursday evening
DR.. Robinson will conduct the
service.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Theological Seminary, Louisville,
KY, will be the speaker at the
goth annual conference of the Or
ganized Bible Glass Association to
be held at Western Maryland Col
lege, Westminster, Nd, August 80,
81 and September /. DR.. Tribble
served as general chairman of the
National Christian Mission, which
was recently held in Louisville.
The o. w. L. Glass of Covenant
First Presbyterian Church will be
taught tomorrow morning by
Charles G. Haig. Subject, "Epi-
logue-Morning by the Sea Of Gal
ilee"
DR.. Charles H. ONO will teach the
Brotherhood Bible Glass of Ham,
line Methodist Church tomorrow.
Topic, "Christ's Commission" DR..
T. David Gates will lead the song
service.
The Rev. William Clews will be
the guest speaker at the A. B. Pugh
Bible Glass of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church tomorrow morn
ing.
Miss Anna J. Bell, founder Of
the Bell Bible Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church and its teacher for
IS years, died March 81. She was a
member of Calvary Church for so
years.
Harold S. King, chairman of the
Committee on Tickets and Tables
for the annual banquet of the Or
ganized Bible Glass Association on
April %, announces that 300 tickets
have been reserved and the capac-
ity is 400. He urges those who wish
to attend the banquet to act quick
ly TO avoid disappointment.
The Vaughn Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church will join in the OBJ
servance of Youth Week tomorrow.
The teacher will be Jack Hayes,
active leader in the B. Y. P. U.
H. B. Irwin and Freeman Strick-
lin will lead the devotions. J. ST..
Clair Hambly will preside, and the
session will open with a program
by the orchestra.
The Egbers Class OF National Bap-
tist Memorial Church will have
Miss Jessie Ford as guest teacher
tomorrow morning.
Howard Rees will be the guest
teacher at the Burial Glass of CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow
The class is cooperating
with the Youth Week program
June Dawes and Sara Garrett will
have charge of the devotional period
and the choral ensemble will sing.
The Deers are leading in the class
contest, with the Lions in second
place.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,


Worlds Association that
will held Mexico
Columbia will be entitled to five delegates
information the writer
Rainier Christian Church will
Evening star., 1941-03-29

The class will have charge of the
opening exercises in the adult de-
partment with Elton H. Brown, Sr. =,
Evening star., 1941-03-29
grirnnH

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
(QuakerS)
Meeting for Worship. S2I 18th ST. NV.
Sundays. II AM
ALL INTERESTED ARE WELCOME.
FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODOX
18th and Irving Streets NV.
PAS am.-Sunday School HOO am
MeetlnRS for worship. All welcome.
Friends Meeting of Washington
Established 193O-2III Florida Ave.)
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
e. am. All interested are welcome.
Sunday School, a.45 am.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Grace Baptist to Hold
EvunqeIistic Meetings

The Rev. Charles Clark will begin
series Of evangelistic meetings
tomorrow through April 13 at the
Grace Baptist Church. In the morn
ing the Rev. F. w. johnson will
address the Sunday school. In the
evening the assistant pastor will
preach on The Veil of Flesh" The
preaching will be divided between
the evangelist and the assistant
pastor during the remainder of the
campaign.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
Women Will Meet

The Washington Auxiliary Of the
American McAll Association will
meet on Tuesday at pm. at the
home of Miss Mary Watson. Miss
Congdon, educational director for
the national office of the auxiliary,
will be the speaker, bringing the
latest news from France
Evening star., 1941-03-29

and Elton H.
Brown, jr., pre-
siding; John r.
Robb and John
w. Robb will
lead the sing
ing; Thomas j.
Llewellyn a n d
Lloyd Llewellyn
will lead the de-
votions;; Merlin
RAIDER will play
a violin solo, &C
companied by
Oris RAIDER; Paul
Smith and Philip
Smith will be in
oLoroa IF tho
Evening star., 1941-03-29
LONGLEY MEMORIAL

LONGLEY MEMORIAL
3423 HoImead Place NV.
Between 18th and 14th at Newton 81.
Sunday. March 80, At Pm.
Lecture by the Rev. ooniel Cove
MESSAGES by Mrs. Suit, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. virginia King and Mrs. Essers.
Wednesday Service, 3 pm. Mrs. HiGhsmith.
Mrs Elisabeth Mcdonald, ReadinEs BY Ap.
pointment, 1415 Park Rd. NV. Columbia
1857.
CAROLINE MISTER
1908 10th S.. NV. Seance Wed.
500 m-Advice Daily. MI. 20O2
Evening star., 1941-02-02
St. Cecilia's Alumnae
Plans Dance Saturday

Final plans have been completed
for the annual benefit dance of st.
Cecilia's Academy Alumnae Asso-
citation. The affair is to be held
Saturday at 2400 Sixteenth street.
The proceeds will be contributed
to the scholarship fund
The patrons are: Miss Margaret
Beale, Mr.. T. J. Bouknight, Miss
Betty Byrne, Miss Grace Mary Col
lifiower, Miss Anne Ferguson. Miss
Bernadette Garges, Mrs. Elsie M.
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Her
ring, Mrs. James Mcdonnell, Miss
Helen McVeigh. Miss Virginia Man.
ming, Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Hare,
Mrs. Lewis A. Payne, Miss Alice
Severn, Miss Regina Simms, Mr..
W. A. Smith, the Rev. Quitman F.
Beckley, Miss Charlotte Brand, Miss
Kathryn Childers, Mrs. James E.
Collif1ower, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B.
Furman. Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Gill, Miss Margaret Hassett. Miss
Margaret Lieb, Mrs. Francis Nc
Quillan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Maloney,
Miss Mae Monogue, Miss Dorothy
Payne, Miss Iris Ellen Rowe, Mr..
H. B. Sheahan and Miss Angela
Simone.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

Col. and Mrs. Walter A. Wachtler.
Col. and Mrs. William C. James.
Col. James mother, Mrs. William
c. James, sr., and Maj. and Mrs.
Richard Cults.
William ID. ByrOnS Hosts
At Dinner Party.
Representative and Mrs. William
D. Byron were hosts at dinner last
evening, entertaining in their home
at BIT Woodley road NV. in COM
pliment to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lesley
Gardner of Hagerstown, Md, who
are their guests over Sunday.
Representative Byron is the first
man from Williamsport to be elected
to the Congress since the retire
ment of Mrs. Byron's grandfather,
the late Senator Louis Emory Nc
Comas, who represented his district
of the Lower House for some years
before being elected Senator. Mrs.
Byron's mother, Mrs. Clinton Good
loe Edgar of Detroit, still maintains
her home in Williamsport.
Members of Younger Set
Attend Cocktail Party.
A number of the younger set
attended the cocktail party given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Alex
ander F. Castro for her cousin, Miss
Virginia K. Gibson of Detroit, who
is spending a month with her uncle
and aunt, Representative and Mrs.
Jesse P. Wolcott. The party was
given at the apartment of Mrs.
Castro on Connecticut avenue. Deep
red roses centered the table, and
among those assisting the young
hostess were Miss Barbara Sweet
and Mrs. Frank Mayfield.
Miss Gibson and her hostess wore
becoming gowns of tropical print
with corSages Of gardeniaS.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Alpha Chi Omega

A buffet supper, followed by VAL
entine games and fraternity songs,
will be given by Alpha Epsilon Alpha
Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega next Sunday at $50 pm. at
the home of Miss Marjorie Swendi-
man, 1912 r street NV. Guests of
honor will be members of the Ameri-
can University Chapter.
Mrs. Russell H. Schoper, 442O
Yuma street NV, is in charge of
reservations.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

Those at the speakers table were:
Mr. Delano, Mr.. Newton B. Drury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace M. Albright,
Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Hansen, DR..
j. Horace Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle S. Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Herbert Hare, j. C. Nichols, Senator
and Mrs. James H. Hughes, DR.. and
Mrs. Harry Slack, Representative
Edward T. Taylor of Colorado, Mr..
Alfred Bettman, Mrs. John B.
Blandford, jr.; Col. Richard Lieber,
Mrs. Virginia M. Mannon and Mr..
Arno B. Cammerer.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Self-Help
Continued From Page DID

serve in this capacity will be Mrs.
Bennett Champ Clark, Mrs. Henry
Cabot Lodge, Mrs. Edward Acheson,
Miss Selma Borchardt, Miss Susan
Craighill. Mrs. May Thompson
Evans, Mrs. Carroll Glover, Miss
Elizabeth B. Howry, Mrs. Emil Hur-
ia, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Par
ran, Miss Sherwin and Mrs. Fred
erick P. H. Siddons. Others who
will assist during the afternoon are
Miss Mary Anderson, Mrs. C. B.
Baldwin, Mrs. Clifford Durr, Mrs.
Rose Garrett, Mrs. Gardner Jack
son, Mrs. Frances Northcross, Mrs.
Hugh R. Thomas and Mrs. Herbert
Wollner.
The directors of the exchange
include Mr.. Jacob Baker, Mr.. L. T.
Breuninger, Mr.. George B. Gallo
way, Mr.. John Ihlder, Mai. Campbell
c. Johnson, DR.. Thomas E. Mating
ly, Mr.. Claude Owen, Mr.. Michael
w. Straight and Mr.. Sidney F. Tall
aferro in addition to Mrs. Stone.
Miss Borchardt, Mrs. Evans, Miss
Howry, Mrs. Hurja and Miss Sher-
win.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Conservation Dinner
HOnOrs Mr.. DrurY

Mr.. Newton B. Drury, recently
appointed director Of the National
Park Service Of the Department of
the Interior, was the guest Of
honor at a conservation dinner, held
in the Hall of Nations at Washing
ton Hotel Wednesday.
Invitations were issued by MIR.
Frederic A. Delano, chairman of the
board, and Mr.. Horace M. Albright,
president of the association, on be-
half of the association to welcome
Mr.. Drury to Washington's official
family. Mr.. Drury spoke on
Preserving the American Scene"
and his address was followed by
the showing of a color film, THE
Glory of the National Parks" by
John V. Hansen.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

MISS VIRGINIA HUCKABY.
Her engagement to Mr.. John
A. Henley, Sd, of Washington
and Florida, has been an
nounced By her parents, DR.
and Mrs. William Ramsey
Huckaby of GunterSUille, Ala.
The 1Oedding 1oiH take place
in March.-UnderlDood & Un-
derUood Photo.
MISS MARGARET MARY
O'LEARY Upper Right.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard C. O'Leury, haze an
nounced her engagement to
Mr.. George Hamilton Robson,
jr. The 1Uedding will take
place February % in st. Mar
tins Church. -HeSSler Photo
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Hoadley to Speak
To WOman's Club

Frank T. Hoadley of American
University will speak on The Ma
tional Park Idea" at a meeting of
the Woman'S Club of Kensington,
Md, at 1890 pm. Friday at the
home of Mrs. Robert L. Lewis. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
Walter S. Pratt, jr., and Mrs. Ed
mund NoyeS.
The speaker, who has spent the
last two summers in the Western
national parks, will be presented
by the Departments of Conservation
and Education.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11
Fights
Last Might

-
CHICAGO-Tony zale. 1e3 \
Gary, Ind, MA. middlewoight
champion, outpointed Steve Ma
malos, lol, Wellington, p. c.,
(l0); Davey Day, 18Th, Chi
cago, knocked out Nick CastiG-
lione, 18TH, Chicago, ~.
NEW YORK - Lou Move,
200N, California, outpointed
Pat Comiskey, 204%, Paterson,
N. J., (lo).
MINNEAPOLIS - Dick De-
maray, lat, Bismarck. N. D..
stopped Emmet Weller, las. 81.
Paul, (S).
PlTTSBURGH-C . r a , a
Notch, Isl, PittsbUrsh, stoppod
Baby (kid) Checolats. lea PHI
adolphia, ~. y,
4 HOLLYWOOD Manual OF.
tix, iloh.H Csntro CAIN.
1nseked Sut nnsh Da1ma. H.,
Manila, (3).
Z! PHILADELPHIA - yehnny
l1yhaGuk, 100. philodelphiA. out-
pointed vinee Jo3ak, 10, H.
ssaton. Ps. (o).
= HIGHLAND PARK, n. -
Joe Lynch, ~, plainaeld. n. J.,
s~~.n ~ 49,
lo(&evillo, Va drew 90.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11
By JOHN CLIFFORD

oNot mentioning any names,
but some young pugilistic aspir-
ant u going 10 have the Indian
sign put on him next Wednes-
Day night WHEN he steps in the
ring with Paul, Keah- Tigh dur
Ing the annual Mount Clemens
High school intra-mural boxing
tournament.
Keah-Tigh prefers the fist to
the tomahawk but that Il no
sign he y any lee effective IN
handling antagonists than his
forefathers. Ralmor has Il that
he can take care Of himself
plenty.
Paul, you see, 10 fivs-eightls
Indian. He b & member q the
Kiowa tribe, Of Oklahoma: "a
which 10 uncle, Perry (lndiaa
name: woman. Heort). = chief
He and HE tolks came 20 Mount
Clemens IN Septenhsr.
His small frame holds Only 90
pounds, but, then, ha Day
,tako a heavyWeights. Win ~
attended The CarnoGio Hya6
scl,ool b oklahoana paul ~
tn school championship X (o'
7o.pound clnsD, tnlIinR 6In
three round bouts ~ doci1iG
H d essentially. . boxoe WI =
tricky chqao6 q pecA ~ &
chile % loo4 o1thog WIN hio ~
O. tloht hand. !,
AZ leest part a Ksah-Tl0IfS
boxing S6l1l must - aet11hneG
- NJ 1atkog, Lloht66ot w.
O. 49, ~ llghtvyo1Gh9 Hol(
g oH16heelAs toe go IT.
q S1oeh1f . 1othet w. -
60 oBlnqWnouo = - 0ollo c.
NGolaea - = paaIen ~ 49,
~ ~ - "a - 1noWD 49,
- 1anly aEt .;;W1ep - lGuft
Olyjne loe1uroD ~ doGnonCoyos
tiono q lD6lon 1o1klooo III -
49, x(Chttope trains NJ ~
= ~ evle TIT snee brought
- e(q(o llooA Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11
Selhidge Field
Boring Tourney
Set for Jan. 80 !.

osELrRIDGI FIELD, Mich,
Jan. 1l.-Air Corps boxers are
working out daily In The, Self
ridge Field gymnasium prepar.
ing for the post fistic tourna.
ment carded for January 30. At
least three Of the boxing soldiers
expect to enter the Golden
Gloves tourney.
! Sergeant Glib" Black Of the
Air Bass Squadron, well-known
Grand Rapids amateur end pru-
fessional fighter before he en-
tered the Air Corps eight yeafs
AGO, u coaching the pugiii6ts and
assisting Fifst Lieut.. 8. w. D..
6oxine Officer, m arranging IL
Sslfrjdoe Field tournament
Thirty dir soldiers were Wnek.
ing out befoFo tn holidays, n.
clWdlng vJoooph HsSbock, l30.
poundos, . peo0lalng votoe1m q
ChieoCo o01dGn Gloves .eompo-
t11lpo. Two oehof oo1111UG
Ho14 hoUokD No havU s1aoWn
S1Un0 q Doo0 Soon aso 3onou0
D0Wny, ioh3-heovyWsieht -
jerry whi>A wslosrwsiohk.
AZ H. cIoss a he iistie toer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11
Romeo Whips
Richmond Five
Romse Coasts
to Eesy Win

RICHMOND Scoring ut will
throughout the entire game,
Coach Dan Barnabo's e1&Ssy
Peachmen disposed Of hapless
Richmond team with little difii-
Guilty here last night. 500.
After assuming 4 3 70 0 hrst
quarter, lead, Barnabo used his
substitute studded lineup for the
remainder Of the game.
Romeo entertains Auburn
Heights Friday. Scheduled to
appear - officials are Barney
McC oskey, slugging Tiger OUT
fielder, and Frank Secory, well
k0nuyn yniNos La 9,,a staP
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11
kltlleill
Seen FinaliSis
Ed AlIoo Moy Score :
Upset In Dixie Meet

OTAMPA, Fla, jan 1l.--R
Unless sparky little ID Alice
scores : third Straight nps6t,
Don McNeill and hobby Ringa
are seen a the finalists ii the
18th annual Dixie tennis tourna.
ment..
Alloo, from Rollins college Il
Winter Park. Fla, best defend.
ing champion Bryan M. (Bitsy)
Grant Of Atlanta yesterday 1-6,
Ga, "a. Day before he upset
Jack Kramer Of Los Angeles
sixth-ranked nationally. Alloo
Is ranked 18th.
The Rollins star meets Riggs
In the semi-finals today. Riggs.
Of Chicago, ranked No. 2 nation
ally, won from Frank Guern-
sey. Jr., Of Orlando. Fla, e-3,
6-1.
National Champion McNeill
Of Oklahoma City, took Hal
Surface of Kansas City yeeter.
day, Go, 90, 90, and meets
frankie Kovacs ranked No. 3,
from Oakland, Calf. Kovacs
whixxed past Wayne Sabin Of
Portland, Ore. 90, o-l.
The finals are scheduled for
Sunday. McNeill took over from
Riggs last year - top man Of
the courts and Riggs has an
normced Z campaign to regain
his honors.
In the women's singles Sum
day, Pauline Betz Of Rollins
college, and Mrs. Saeah p
Cooke Of New York, are final.
lists. Miss Betz~ beat Doris Hart
Of Miami, Ga, 6-3, and Mrs.
Cooke defeated Eunice Dean OF
Houston, Texas, 60, %, In the
semi-finals yesterday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11

CLOS AN0EfsES, i'm. ll.-(H
Wealthy Charles. 8. Howard
shoots 1or hia third major pure
q HE, uewly~ botnr4t llrf soasdn
.todav vhen ~ - tjle -
vor9d 4l6l1nd password 81 NJ
$1,000 San RasQGni HIND cop
saGnjnGt Z, strong ~ G -
r'va1e 81 thu 1oateoD 4oeo -
Sohta Anita Park. VI q
ritte4 AUainst I tn howard
,lcur-yoag-old Whlo1k ~ ~
out q 9ixs st1rti stnce - J.
mer, were such coe1 loI0 I
w. b. aimpeon's Gent. lt6maG -,
J. Yoncsy ChristmaS' Rough
pase ~ g l3il1ss Swespida M
the Is, e. 7. 'Stahloe vphicHo1,
wedding cali, Bic IN ~
veTnon n, Dir JeffreS; 10y11
Cruoa6er Wiz Tathor, Vino
psiro. vAldinA Groom md VAL
dina Paul,
l4000y ~ SGoppy gong Noo
pr0uAlsed for The mile and 0ns-
eight r1ce, whose field Included
sGvoeaI tcpnOtch candidates Tor
III eloo, 90 Santa Anita Han
dieap March IL The feature was
tn dft distance raee tn theaa
e1leibloe 4ct ~ bio ,nal cnps 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11
Armstrong Gets Chance to Wrest Weller
Grown From Civic in Return Bout Jan. IL
Fntzie Younger,
Bat His Career
HasBeen Errahc

stopped In the second, and a.
though Zivic was the master. II
want . proper test. -
That was In November. "A
month later Flattening Fritxie
took on the lightweight cham
pion. Lew jenkins, and was not
impressive q he gained \ draw
with the smaller man.
zIvlC ONCE BROKE
Lou AAdDERy JAW
Yerdinand Zivic first attract
Cd attention Of the hght world
outside Pittsburgh when he
broke Lou Ambers jaw In
1885. Six months later Ambers
W . . lightweight champion.
Zivic was in the cleaning and
pressing business.
He tried several other ven
lures. then was out Of circula-
ton with Z aiege Of pneumonia
=. was saved by . TRANSMISSION
from his brother Jack. good
lightweight In his day. They
said rritxie would never box
again.
But he came back -. . little
more than Z year ago was bang
ing around the, country on one
night stands.
Friendly Ffitxie knows be
Won't last forever in the tight
game and y looking ahead
has already hsd : Ming u poll
tics.
II he doesnt have one Of his
bstter nights come Jan. II. he
should start looking after his
political fences.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-11
Lou Nova Wins
!
Earhs Bout with Louis
by cemisIsy Victory

ONEW YORK Jan. 11-lRlr:
The first Sing Lou Nova did Aft
er his slnaShing 10-round vic
tory over Pat Comiskey at the
Garden last night was to rush
for the microphone and try to
thank the doctors and nurses
who cured him Of the disease
that nearly closed his fighting
career.
But the mike had Just gone
dead.
The next thing Nova did was
demand an immediate bout with
Billy Conn OF Pittsburgh. That,
he said, would produce . "real
contender" for Joe Louis heavy.
weight title. This time Il was
Promoter Mike Jacobs right ear
that appeared to have gone dead
Sure, I'll give him another
fight with somebody this win
ter" Mike replied, vaguely.
Mike already has signed
Conn to meet Louis In big
outdoor show next June. In the
meantime, Conn isn't going to
fight Now or anybody else. Es-
pecially not Now, utter wisat the
rejuvenAted Californian did to
the inexperienced Comiskey.
Pat may take a long time to
recover from this one. Referee
Billy Cavanaugh could have
stopped II any time after the
fifth or sixth round without get
ting an argument from the 49,
600 spectators. r
The New Jersey boy was out
classed from start to finish. His
face was cut terribly by Nova's
left jabs, and he was. down twice,
for no count in the first and for
nine In the Anal stanxa, which
he barely lasted out. The few
punches he managed to land
didn't appear to bother Nova,
though the latter insisted after
ward that Pat hit him fully as
hard ~ MAX Baer did.
Most Of the witnesses thought
Nova looked a. good q new,
and Z few thought he looked
even better Tor his long layon.