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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Jack KearnS Returns
He'll Promote Fights on Nationwide Scale to Aid
British Relief; Plans Start in Miami

one-round knockout Of Pat COnls-
key by Max Baer at Jersey City.
Kearns said he had arranged
backing 10 put on shows OF his
own wherever feasible and 10 pro-
mote in cooperation with local
promoters at other points
The scene and personnel for the
opening show viii be announced
within a week. kearnS said Re-
portcdly. he is dickering with Max
and Buddy Bacr 10 headline Al
Miami against opponents as yet
undecided upon
In this connection KcarnS said
he has virtually closed with four
outstanding hcavyweIghts o I
fights" and was lining up others
for fights and for exhibitions
Plans call for one big fight and
several exhibitions 4 month, with
10 per cent Of the gross 10 be
diverted into the fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Talent BOXING
Show Planned

Something different in the way
of professional boxing is the aim
of Jack Pearlman. promoter of the
newly formed Michigan Athletic
Club.
Pearlman. who will present his
first show at the Naval Armory
on February II, is planning at
least two 'tafent-making pro-
gram" each offering nine bouts.
It's Pearlman's plan, according
to Matchmaker Tommy Walsh, 10
run four six-rounders and five
four-rounders. On the inaugural
show, the promoter seeks to fea-
ture Pat Carroll, Sammy Secret,
Harvey Dubs and George Toy, all
corners" in the local rings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
International New. ssr,lcs Wiz.

/ NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-Jack
Kearns. who has spent most of his
1lfe nghtIng, managing nghteTs
and promoting fights. is getting
back into action on nationwide
scale. the British-Amerlcan Ambu-
lance Corps announced today.
KearnS has signed an agreement
10 promote fights throughout the
country with percentage Of the
proceeds TO be turned over to the
fund for providing land and am
phihian ambulances for England.
Manager of Jack Dempsey when
he was heavyweight champion.
and a host of other fighters at
one time or another. Kearns has
been promoting with varying sue
cess IN recent years. His last
lengthy stand was at Detroit. His
most recent promotion was the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

stretched over a 20-year period
commencing in 1912 His most
vivid recollsctions arc the SIX
fights he had with Mickey Walker.
He beat Walker once, and held his
noted opponent 10 draw four
other times.
There were six fights in which
Malone went against Tiger Flow
ers. Eleven times Malone ex-
changed punches with Bryan
Downey. He had four chances
with Jack Britlon. And so his
record goes.
Malone prepared Jack Dempsey
for the Jess Willard bout IN To-
1edo from which Dempsey stepped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
ST. Patrick Five
.
In First Alone
In Prep Loop

ST. Patrick is ruling the roost
on the West Side of the Catholic
Leagues first division today. and
it looks as if the team that went
to the finals last year will be there
again this season.
The Pats downed Mt Carmel.
the only other indicated team in
its section. last nigh1 by a 1925
count on the latter's floor. Bob
kuzava led the way with Ia points
on five field goals and four free
throws.
Annunciation downed S.. Rose.
1921, when Bob Bulger broke a
tie with a basket in the last five
seconds of the only other game
played last night. Bob Kearns led
the Annunciation team, which was
deadlocked at 1913 at half time,
with IL points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

who will give the Detroiters plenty
of competition.
Prizes for the figure skating
/ follow:
and bracelet, second. vanity and pencil
Douhles-First gold trophy gold knife and
vanity. second. cigars and candy Men
lsingles=First.- silver trophy second. gold
trophy: second. vanity. Junior boys
singles-First. silver trophy: second, foun-
tain pen. Junior girls singles-First.
silver trophy; second. vanity Novice
sweater coat Novice girls singles-First.
trophy: second. pen and pencil set.
In addition. there are special
prizes for best and comic costumes
for the skaters in the grand
march Sunday. Those adjudged
the best in this parade will be
crowned the king and queen of
the carnival and receive hand
some trophies.
The prizes:
Best fancy costumes-Woman bracelet +;
man sweater coat Best comic costumes
Woman. vanity; man. sweater coat. Best
eostumed girl under is. vanity.
There now are only two days
left for the filing of entries IN the
Southern Michigan championships,
Gold and Silver Skates, Walter
OSmun and Herbert Weber trophy
decathlon events. Turn in entries
to the Skates Editor. Times sports
department. at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

There will be eight competitions
in the figure skating end of the
nineteenth annual Detroit Times
Gold and Silver Skates Derby on
Belle Isle, Sunday afternoon. with
seniors. juniors and novice skaters
competing.
A specia al number has been
added to the program on recon-
mendation of Oscar Klausner, who
has been in charge of this part of
the big meets schedule for many
years. 1t is a l4-step dance skate
which permits skaters of any age
to compete.
According to Klausner, there
are more young skaters coming
into stardom now than ever be-
fore and some very fancy and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Is Good
Despite Loss
Continued from First Sport Page

tCOntinued from FIRST Sport rage
of Is against u for the junior
club. Not only a full squad but
one which looked a trifle stacked
because the Detroiters used de-
fenseman IVES Lampsa. who drew
a match penalty for fighting in
his last start and was supposed
10 be out of action.
The Guelph boys didn't know
about that or they might have
objected when EaHfPsa powered
the Holzbaughs along with two
goals and an assist. including a
shot that tied up the score in the
first period.
Manager AL brennan Of Wind
Sor. whose forward Bert Turney
drew match penalty for fighting
with Lampsa made wry face as
he saw Lampso play without pro-
test. but he said he'd even mat
terS by letting Turney forget his
penalty.
The Guelph boys. the referee
who made the original ruling. and
the Toledo team will be the only
sufferers. Last nights game
counted in the standings for Holz-
baugh and enabled them to in
crease their lead over the third
place Toledo club 10 two full
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Auto Club Cdgers
Play Sphds Tonight

Auto Club basketball team will
play Philadelphia Sphas tonight AT
Q o'clock IN tho Holy Rcdeemer
gym. West Junction and Vernon.
Irving Torgoff. formerly with
the Detroit Eagles. is one of the
Sphas stars Bob Mcleod. former
Ati-American from Dartmouth. is
on the Auto Club team A pre-
liminary game starts at p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Skate Entry Blank
on Page %

clever maneuvers may be expected
from the juniors and novices.
The list of events on the Times
program in e II d doubles and
singles for seniors, and singles for
juniors and novices, both boys and
girls.
A handsome array of prizes has
been provid Q d for the skate
rhythmists who annually add so
much 10 the Times Derby by their
show which goes on in mid-icc
during the Sun day afternoon
races
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

For eight years. Malone has
kept clear of fights
II fought so many times. i be-
came sick and tired OF the
game" Malone stated. But, I
guess absence makes the heart
grow fonder. And maybe one of
these days I'll turn to teaching
some of the naval school boys at
Ford's a little boxing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
SEEKS THIRD TITLE

Among those who are expected
10 compete are Miss Mary Frances
GreSchke of Ann Arbor, who twice
has won in the junior events; An
dree Allard and other members of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Schmidt Renews
Rivalry With
MinerdIiteS
LANDINGS


i0Nff.liA ~ II Its
sA--s Defruif Gashrt -. Parts. fNff-
rerfs - Norton. sMaIhy -. fWfnttcth
Century. sTkhardi Recher -. Gnehfl
a.as-s ~ohnifdf- - Mineraiites. N>trnh
- tnrnf- IrunlhlN. krakow -. Ri>dnn.
Matches ~ Twenty Grand kctrfAftmna
sueu , nurtfsnfh street
snenot-s Winncf of two games hrsi
rnund With exception of ~frnn, schmidt
and Cnca-t nia. Vhlfh wen three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
l00-Minute Club

Twelve major league hockey
players have spent more than 20
minutes in the penalty box during
4 single season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Job Seems Secure

r. II. MacAndrews has coached
basketball at Dickinson College
in New Jersey for 30 years. He
is so years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
ToNIGHT's GAMES

81. Ladislaus al St Gregory.
81 Alphonsus at st. James
Assumption al ST. LadislauS
St. Philip at st. Charles
ST. Paul at st. Bernard.
Sacred Heart at All Saints.
81. Hedwig at 81. Josaphat.
St Thomas ~ 81. Gertrude
ST. Francis de-Salcs Al St ACnes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Ring Ia Restaurant Range
Jock Malone, Old Fight Star, Owns Place
BY GEORGE MASKIN.

just what the lure is, well leave
for the individual reader to figure
out:
But, it's a cut-and-dried fact the
professional fighter after retire.
ment generality sheads into the
restaurant business.
Certainly you have heard of
such spots as Jack DempSeyS and
Benny Leonard's in New York,
Tony Galento's in Orange. n. J..
and Kayo Morgan's downtown spot
in Detroit.
They're distinguished as points
where the sporting crowd gathers
where pictures by the dozens (
athletic events hang on the walls
and where the atmosphere
strictly is sporting.
However, there are contrasting
restaurants operated by eX-boXers.
For example, there's Jock Malon| S
place in Livernois avenue.
HAD 4l6 FIGHTS
Not many of the sporting
crowd know of the Malone estab-
lshment. Yet, Malone'S name
rates with the greats who have
gone before in fistiana.
At Malone'S the walls are not
plastered with action pictures
carrying autographs of famed cele-
brities. From the surroundings,
guests are unaware the boss en-
gagged in 416 fights.
Nor afe-t44eFe any indications
Owner Malone in his day battled
champions of the United States,
Europe and Australia. Nor does
one learn. unless he asks. Malone
once worked in the same corner
with Jack Dempsey and Gene
Tunney. among others.
The Job of running tho restau-
rant with his wifcl is one of two
for Malone today His other is az
Ford's. and there it may be the
once star ring figure returns TO
active participation in boxing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
BY HAROLD lNHI.

A hatHe between Miucralites
and Schmidt 20 break their Tie Tor
0hh place VIII slightly over
shadow the scramble between
Ekhardt & Becker Norton and
Detroit Gasket for the lead when
tonichts bowling matches in The
Detroit Times Au-Star Classic are
rolled a. Twenty Grand Recrca-
ton
With Al Kopitzki and Chef Blu
kowSki tossing IN III and 70i
respectively, Schmidt fashioned
1888 for a sweep IN their first
meeting This total was high Tor
the season until r. & B. came
along with 1893 to regain the top
slot last week Kopitzkis and
Bukowski's are fourth and fifth.
Each team presents one hot
bowler. Schmidt having Bukowski
third in the averages with 20302
and MineraliteS Charley kotarski
at his heels Win z0d.fS. Five of
BukowSkiS last six series have
been above 600 for a 213 average
Kotarski has spilled 633 pins per
week the last five for 211
average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

FIRST PERIOD
+ Holzhaughs r RucNe. Is
Guelph Mcdonald CLevRndoskn. 5 -03
Guelph Martin 1sfg
f-Holgbsughs Lanpsa tB. Ruellel.
Il Is
.5--Hoiznaughs aJmisson fzunich.
Lawpsa4 1905.
Penalty Zunich
SECOND PERIOD.
6--Hol2baughs BAudino t6eishel Wal.
jaucni, is0s
THIRD PERIOD
t7Hhauchs lampss tRaudinol %
= HoIZhaughs Anderson tTagIarl. 80 Il
@ Guelph Egan tLeVsHdosk3. 1891.
I'D h0'yhauEhs Jameson Johnson.
1fIs
ii-Guelph: Exam tVoiH, - s..
Penalty EIenfeh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
PLFsHA CLINCHEs IT

Tom i'ii5z-z II ii'5-r--- -tIr-- ~ {
ne f0ar' championship whom 1e
0ufpo.n'cd California entry Pau.
Catacnsro. u three hard fought
rounds.
ONcn Befi tail oy tHe way>Ide
iH the scm.fnais. losing fNo OCT
o1 three rounds 30 Rooerf Daniel,
Of Chh.QFnia Bel fought poor
fEhi AFTER the FIRST round auo
finished very tired l,
Alfred Brown went ont 9Se ng
ell three ROUNDS 70 Connie Nor
Zen. a San Francisco dock worker
Brown appeared tired from The
0HFnIrF UdH and HrTcf dHTT r''ii-
threat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

OF the greats. the average and
the so-sos Malone either opposed
or watched. two-Dempsey and
Mike GibbonS-he claims stand
in a class by themselves. None
could match Dempsey as fighter.
While Gibbons ranked tops as an
artist
A comparison of the modern day
fighter with the battler OF Ma
tones day, Jock considers a diff
cult task. Living conditions have
changed the fighters.
Years ago the fighter would
walk a mile or so to train Today
he rides in the family car. The
modern fighter appears 10 lack the
strength and stamina not TO for
get the uphill courage of the now
retired mItt Swingers. Malone
says
Further, according 10 Malone.
the old-timers made a greater
study of boxing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

forth as champion. Malone was
with Benny Leonard in the latter's
match against Gene belmont. The
night Gene Tunney licked Harry
Greb for the light heavy, Grow
Malone operated in the new ehaf
MONS corner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

Totals IL II IS Totals vi IS
Score al han-St Patrick IA, Mt. Car
mel TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

AT HAVANA
Weather. clear; track, fast.
FIRST Race-Wesgot. Gaming. MolasSes
Julia, Chronology, starry Night. BaiIe.
second Race-spoiIed Boy. ThlsvaN,
Flying Rapture, Campo. saiestaN. Mar
joFie l..
Third Race-Earlsboro. Quest Dor,
Knowing, Panstela, Pharlera, lima Dell
X, RaVenhUrst.
Fifth Race-Barraca. Point Neuf Pa
munkey. Crack All. Bon Mot.
seventh Race->un Way, Miss Algy,
Kuvito, ugnum Vitae, My Katherine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
r. & b. is FAVORED

If Capt. Louie Burr and Johnny
Crimmins arc on. Goebel may
give Z. &, B. a tussle although the
latter is doped 10 win two, possibly
three to stay ahead. Vernor's
tripped Norton for two the first
trip. but the latter is out 10 re-
verse matters tonight.
Detroit GaskFt r v1si0niUg
sweep over Paris 10 enable il TO
lie Norton for second and at the
same time stay ahead of Stroh.
which must contend with Chene-
Trombly. Now that Capt Joey
Paulus has discarded all his new
bowling balls for the ono he
started with. Stroh may have
trouble repeating lis Whitewash
of the first round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Scratches
BY International News Service
AT HIAIEAH PARK

AT HIAIEAH PARK
Weather. cIoudX: track fast
First Race-Alchanc, Bolute, Stimstone,
Bold Question.
second Rsce--Johnny O., Takitfrome,
GRyset. John Allen.
Third Raee--I.ianero. Thrift shop.
Royal Ruby II, Hornblende.
Fourth Race-Cantata, Flying Breeze,
English Harry.
Fifth Race--Iiberty Franc. Bright
Trace. Cooling Spring
seventh Race--Jan One, Our Grace.
Mhtehcan, Red Burr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Hayes, P|eshd
Win Titles
Continued from First Sport Page

soon they were reTarking what a
great fighter he would be if he
could hit with both hands.
leo Jones, coach of the Detroit
team for the second year was sure
his boy could win and he didn't
-r-,444--.t-l-- 4l,al1-Ga-h c-dldn-t- tell
about the serious injury 10 Hayes
right hand that made il almost i'm
possible to hit with it. Through
out the fight Hayes didn't throw
the right half dozen times II
had 10 he WIDE open target TO
ontice him
MCGOWAN. who did so we'll in
Detroit last Thursday. was fight
ing his thirteenth fight here last
night. Il was against Al Medrano
Of Los Angeles. Lester started
slowly. baffled and intrigued by
the immense throng on hand. But
once he warmed up % his work
he piled Up abig lead as much by
his sensational defensive work as
bV his fine boxing on ofenSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Skaters to Dance
I4-Step Skate Event Added to Figure Skating Card
on Times Gold and Silver Skates Derby
-..-.---. BY KEN HALL -.--
Detroit Times Gold and silver skates Editor

the Windsor Figure Skating Club
who will give the Detroiters plenty
of competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Leach TO Face
Graft Trial
cs,rl.At b, D..r.a rl-.. An rich. reserved

Frank J. Leach. Hamtramck
councilman. is held for trial today
under $1,000 bond, two sureties,
following his examination before
Judge Homer Ferguson on grand
jury charges of obstructing justice
by permitting gambling and vice
dens to operate in Hamtramck.
Last testimony was from STAN
ley GoralcZyk, a retired Ham,
tramck sergeant and states wit
ness, who said that while he was
collecting graft from handbooks
and disorderly houses in Ham,
tramck. he used 10 see Leach
hanging around" them.
Previously, Alexander Kocha-
nowski, who was Leach's partner
when both were constables for the
Hamtramck Municipal Court from
1886 TO 1910, testified that Leach
had told him everybody else is
getting money and we ought to
go out and get some too" So.
KochanowSki said, he and Leach
went 10 a handbook and he was
given a matchbox containing $50,
which he split with Leach.
THAT started us Off" he
testified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Rev. Knox Quits
liberties Group;
Declares II Red
VIII Ask Civil Rights
Unit Also TO Resign
at Coming Convention

Because OF the strong Russian
sympathies" OF the National Fed
Grafton of Constitutional Liberties,
the Rev. Mr.. Owen A. Knox, min
lister OF the Bethlehem Methodist
Church and prominent here In
battles for labor's civil rights, has
resigned as chairman of the fed
Grafton. IL was revealed today.
Mr.. Knox has also recommended
that the Michigan Civil Rights
Federation, of which he Is chair
man, also withdraw from the ma
tional federation, which was
formed in Washington 1S months
ago to carry on a national fight
for civil rights similar TO that
done by the Civil Liberties Union.
Mr.. Knox, in letter to the
Michigan Civil Rights Federation,
which will meet November 3 to
consider its withdrawal from the
federation, pointed out that the
national federation had consist
emily opposed taking a stand on
the war, the Draft Act and the
lease-lend bill, terming the latter
a dangerous infringement of the
civil rights Of the American peo-
lple."
However, when Hitler invaded
Russia, the national federation
tchanged its war policy completely,
Mr.. Knox pointed out.
Explaining why he resigned. Mr..
Knox, in the Michigan Christian
Advocate, Methodist weekly. said;
"War n the antithosis q
everything for which I stand.
and I sincerely believe can only
result I'm destruction. Of civil Hb-
critics 70 tho extent I'm which We
engage I'm total war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Figures
In Divorce Suit

Adolf Hitler today figured indi-
rectly in Detroit divorce suit
filed by the Rev. Gabriel Gregory
Zolot. assistant pastor OF SIS. Peter
and Paul's Orthodox Church. and
a member OF the Russian Cossack
Choir.
Father Zolot. who lives at 1910
Gilbert avenue, came 10 the
United States from Germany,
after separating from his wife,
Erna. in 1885. He charged that her
cooled noticeably after
Hitler issued an order forbidding
German women 10 marry aliens,
although the order did not directly
affect them since they had been
married eight years.
Father Zolot, born in Russia,
said in his suit he met his wife
while on tour with the Cossack
Choir and married her in 1927.
After his marriage he continued
to travel with the choir and said
when he returned 10. Germany in
1895 his wife and her relatives
forcibly elected him from their
home.
Since coming to this country he
has had no word of either his wife
or their 13-year-old daughter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
eChriStened'
Major and Ford Officials
Fly TO New Airport

The new Ford airport, nearing
completion for The Willow Run
plant near Ypsilanu, received its
christening when Mai. James
Doolittle. army air corps procure
ment officer, flew. a five-passenger
plane from the Ford airport al
Dearborn and landed on the field
Accompanying him were c. K
Sorensen, vice president of the
Ford company, and II. p. Henning
chief Ford test pilot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Nelson's Elect SummeraII

WASHING TON, Oct. "a
CINS)-Gen. Charles p. Summer
all, former army chief Of staff, to-
day was elected Encouragement
of the supreme council of the
Scottish Rite Masons of 80 states
south of the Ohio and west of the
Mississippi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Fears Price-Pay Conflict

DEL MONTE, Cal. Oct. "a
GNS) - Declaring that in the
future a way must be found 10 dis
tribute more goods TO more people
ito keep the wheels turning,
Director Carroll l.. Wilson of the
bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce. today said that either
prices must be so lowered that mil.
lions can buy. additional goods OF
incomes must he considerably in.
creased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
U. D. Alumni Group Elects

Harold Mcclure has been elected
president of the University OF De-
-troit Alumni Association, it was
announced by the board of direc-
tors. Other officers are: Lester
Mancourt, vice president; James
d. Weber Jr., secretary and Mil
ton Woodward. treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

Ordinarily, Anthony Costa would
he able 10 raise $45 in 81 days
without much trouble.
Anthony. 80. needs that much
20 pay back alimony 10 his wife,
Stella. 4326 South West End ave-
rue. who divorced him Feb. /, 1889.
He was ordered 10 pay SO
weekly for the support Of their
child. Olive, 8.
Circuit Judge Lester s. Moll
told him TO pay within 81 days
or you'll be in contempt OF court. "
Costa figures IL he saves his earn
ings for the next 81 days he'll
have exactly So.
That's how much he will get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Bares Court Charge
As Poison Kills Him

Wesley c. Stephens, Sc, OF 1882
Fairview avenue. died in Receiv-
ing Hospital early today. several
hours after he had taken poison
in his home, police reported.
Homicide Det. James Turner
said Stephens, before he died,
told him that court charge was
pending against him. Stephens is
listed in the city directory as a
clerk in the county treasurer's
office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Grocer Misses Blast
OF Bandidf's Shotgun

A Windsor grocer narrowly es-
capped death from a shotgun blast
today when he grappled with an
armed bandit who with a compan-
ion attempted to rob his store.
Fred Sorrell. SO. proprietor Of q
grocery at $40 Elliot Street West,
told police the two masked and
armed youths entered the store to
rob it. He battled them and they
fled, he said, as the gun was dis
charged in the scuffle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Dies Waiting TO Hear
Sentence as Drunk

When John Anderson first ap-
peared before Judge Christopher
f. Stein on a charge OF drunken
ness. he demanded that he be
given 90 days. The judge thought
80 would be better, but when
Anderson insisted on 90 he ad-
~ rned the case to investigate.
lust before Anderson wa s
Nheduled TO appear in court again.
he collapsed in jail and was taken
to Receiving Hospital, where he
died.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Held IN Game LasU
Defendant Absent.

When the roll of defendants
was called today In the grand
jury graft trial. IL was dis
covered that defendant John
Milton was missing. A quick
check with police disclosed that
Milton had been arrested last
night by first precinct police
for investigation of violating the
gaming laws, and was being
held for the grand jury. He was
brought TO court.