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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

nan, Shoot now. Wait I'll you
~ the end and II there's enough
I'D len in your calls you'll be
. ~ in the draft. Some few OF
X old nigh hawks will recall
Ss, This scribe didn't know what
LsSs Of a camera looked like. !.
or after a fiye-year rest (for
""l we're back in a fash with a
ssb Of hypo 70 check on who
Nd where and find out what's
cokin'.
kl,AGER NEEDED
Preston Barrett, who answers to
% Rome Is a Theatrallte, well
|uoun for his terpsicore mt the
|hIcago Plantation Is wowlng the
Iis,, at AIS Bar out Michigan
S,snue way. Been hiding out In
Detroit for about four weeks now. I.
|peakIng OF Chi reminds us that
Irahelle Martin, the Detroit Las
h who's made her home in the
kndy town for the past several
ears, was In town last week be-
au,e Of the death Of her cousin,
bertha jackson. .Arabelle was
when n dancer) one Of Detr0It's
Lost attractive entertainers. If
|nyOne has told You this before,
ab your fountain pen and scratch
biz out Biz Mnce0. who's Blues
tcordlng sales have set some
he marks, is the nightly feature
n Browns Bar over on Hastings
jireet He needs n manager II you
sk n. Course nobody DID,.
DARN TOWN
| Pontiac IN black-out. almost as
tghi as any other time because
b man in the moon wouldn't CO.
operate. lie kept right on shining
ilh his borrowed light. Which re-
binds Us that, is what some beck
b do. Pontiac's Atty. l.. II. Hub
tard Mayor John B. Woodward
|ra n- Andrew Jordan getting
PER heads lawful cloee) together
the bar in the Mellow Lane.
pcro'hy Mitchell. four feet eleven
Fcaes OF loyeliness bouncing in
pm a heaming smile for yours
Faly not having laid eyes on us
lince sometime last fall. Ben Ry-
fr getting wound up on the war
ilalion and couple OF the towns
fAyboys lumenting their leaving
r. induction al an early date. :.
Pare Whitfield as winsome as
Fhen We first met her some four
Fears ago Steve Pierce as jovial
: ever.A must on our list. An
Pner visit 10 the Indian Chiefs
lovn again SOON.
LET EN- IN
!. That little heard Of organ. the
Forth End Activities club letting
IN on their recent big deal with
|ur promise TO keep ifs location
I dark rs a military secret. We're
rec TO say that II Will he n club
'ou,e' spacions, attractive. ms ex.
Ilusl'e rs The West Sides Nacl-
Isma and rs popular as the Twelve
nOrSeman's Ralph Caplto. Speak
KS Of the Horses have you seen
I a' !. 'hrow.back 10 the saloon era
y ,ne ilrSt floor decorations of the
',u9s solid classy stnfT. The no.
|, Joe Baker who brought
,.et m In" TO Detroit holds SWAY
u. me Wayne County Political
.sO On West Warren. Playing n
''arn engagement that has run
long Time Dave (plano mani
.~''sr IN That spot getting n night
y, ~ s oeiore sauntering home.
y Nht WON'T TALK
maggie Lady Margaret) Jack
v late Of the 666 line. half
aanglng her mind about taking a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-04

In connection with the Navy
displays in the Tribune this week,
might We add that Victoria Nc
call actually did finish that Navy
sweater she started knitting some
months ago and there Is not ?
stitch dropped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
The NibIck Hooked, the Midiron Faded

I'm my days. Jones continued "a golfer had to know his
clubs For example, mashe nibck had hooking tendency
characteristic that had to be compensated for by subtle
changes swing stance technique Maybe this explains why
l pulled many pitches off to the left of the green.
MY midroH, for instance, favored fade-which was
sometimes blessing in disguise holes that called for left
right drifting approach Usually however, allowed for that
fade by closing stance bit turning hands shade
quicker at impact.
IF you happened break pet club, Jones continued
"yOu luck. There wasn't any chance of getting
another exactly like IT, The replacement might look precisely
like the original, but 1t wouldn't feel the same.
Remember when my avOrite spade mashie split at the
shank The gifted cubmakers strOve to reproduce
with panstang fidelity but of those clubs had the
sweet feel in my fingers.
Stee clubs have reduced the variable degree of orsion
which twist TO absolute constant minimum Every
club a modern has identicay the torsiOn This
similarity increases golfers factor of safety Hence he
take confident caefree cut at the ball with each club in the
bag-a swing that is stenciled in a given channel
There think lies the secret of the modern headners
amazing consistency player. Shotmakers like Mel
Hogan supeatye talent but they also aided
by standardized which mechanic the golf stroke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

and o. w. Courtney. hobo come.
dian, iuggles for a glggle.
PALM observation-disclosures roll
ers transport the Magic Flyers
around the stage for another week
at this spot. The young pair are
swift workers, spinning like tops
IN their acrobatic stunts on wheels,
and performing a few tricks that
require great skill and experience.
Vocal competition for singing
master of ceremonies Pat Patter-
son is supplied by johnny Lebel,
operate tenor who was featured
in the motion picture, Men of
Boys Town His selections in
clude both classical and popular
songs.
Novelty comes in the form Of an
unusual mind-reading act and Flo
retta and Boyctte are the pair who
contrive 10 amuse and amaze.
Sleight- of-hand magic and illusions
are also part OF their act.
The pretty Beatrice Gardner
Girls, with new costumes and
dances. take their cue from macs
tro Don Pablo, who directs his
orchestra for shows and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Dubs' Foe Back
AT Scene Of Pro
Boxing Debut
BY CLAYTON HELPER

AS. a stranger To local fans. Car.
men Notch. who fights Harvey
Duhs Monday night AZ the Arena
Gardens. finds Detroit not strange
az all.
For n was inst a little more
than four years ago that the Pitts
hurCh wclterweight made his pro-
fessional debut here defeating Joe
Dotv in a siN-round preliminary 10
tho Henry ArmStronC-Eddie ZIvlc
fight AZ Olympia.
Aside from the bare fact that
he had his first bout here, Notch
remembers little about the fight
itself.
Il Just came in. fought and
went back home" he said yes
terday upon his arrival with
manager Joe BrusCo. He went
Immediately 10 the Motor City
Gym for a workout which he'll
repeat daily at l.30 p. m. until
Monday
STRICTLY BUSINESS
The remark was typical OF
Notch. whose one object IN life is
10 fight. He laid off for a year
because of family obligations, but
in three years of activity has man.
aged 10 cram in about 20 bouts.
whats more, he's never been
knocked out" says BruSco.
Which is quite a feat. for the list
Of his opponents is fairly for
midable. Notch has met such we'll
known fighters as Pete De Russo,
Savario TuTiello Irish Eddie Dunn
and Tommy Bland, Canadian
champion ar the time. He dropped
a decision 10 Bob Montgomery in
his last start.
A graduate of the Pittsburgh
Sun-Telegraph's diamond belt tour
nameni. he also had some 20 bouts
as an amateur. His biggest achieve
ment as simon-pure battler was
a knockout victory over Mike Bel
loiSe. then national amateur cham
pion.
Notch was a stablemate Of the
Zivics. FritZie and Eddie, which
explains why he had his first pro-
fessional fight here rather than
in the Smoky City When he re-
turned TO the ring a year ago
Brusco, close friend who had
seen him in all his fights, took
over as manager.
Dubs is training at 100 p. m.
daily in Alter Ellis gym on Hast
ings street. above the Castle Thea
ter. He'll conclude his drills to-
morrow. a day earlier than Notch.
Frank Zamaris will appear in
the ring for the first time since
his knockout by Red Burman
when he meets Joey Mason. Pitts
burgh 175-pounder. in a 5-round
supporting bout, promoter Nick
Londes announced today. He's also
negotiating match between
Charlie Hayes and Billy Bengal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Practical Fad

LANA TURNER really started
something when she introduced
the Victory Bob. a hair-do that
conserves both time and hairpins.
II requires no pins and only one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
S PORT S
Continued from First Sport Page)

metal dzed hOmang technique because they
equazed the variable factor of tOron Thanks to steel we
have balanced sets of clubs which all swing alike This
uniformity helps the tOpgher stay in the scoring groove
you've got something there" Jones assented People
realize greatly hickory shafted club differs from
another In feel Some stiff poker; others were
timber buggy whip They in all degrees of spring
mess, but two alike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

and O. w. Courtney. hobo come.
dian, iuggles for a giggle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

w 49, in o shdghtw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Mellow
MELLWOOD!
There's q
whiskey
that has
everything!"

been utilized in making Wildwood =. &.
butmore probably, because single drink
of Mellwood has taught him that it's the
mellowest, mildest whiskey he ever had.
National Distillers Products Corporation,
New York, y. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Joint Union Committee

HARRISBURG. Pa, May Is
(INS). - The Go and ALL in
Pennsylvania have decided 10 bury
the Ratchet and establish a Joint
committee TO aid the war effort,
il was learned TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

CNcE the appearance of famous Nell
- wood whiskey a short time ago, its
tremendous popularity with the man in
the street has been nothing short of SEN
sational,why? Perhaps, because he knows
that only the finest whiskey qualities have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

combing a day. Now Lana has
received hundreds of letters from
women defense workers who tell
her they are adopting the style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Wants SoftbaII Games

The River Rouge Eagles Class A
softball team wishes games. home
or away. Call James jackson at
iVinewood 2-3713.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Hull Protests
Stand Of Japs

WAsHINGTON-The Unite d
States Friday urgently" asked
Japan. through the Swiss govern
ment. whether II intends 10 abide
by its international agreement for
the humane treatment Of war
prisoners.
The communication WAS
sent by secretary Of stats
Cordeil Hull ~ u became
known that Tokyo had baked
all efforts IN send aid 10 In
termed Americans In the Far
Fast.
The disclosure Of the japanese
move was made by the American
Red Croas. The organisation re-
vealed that IL had given up its
charter for the Swedish motorsnip
Ksnsngoors. which Was TO have
carried relief supplies TO military
and civilian prisoners In Japan.
China. Hong Kong and the Philip
pines.
Huh also asked that the United
States be permitted 10 send funds
10 a neutral Red Cross reprssen-
tstive In the Philippines to BE-
used in the purchase Of local pro-
dues for distribution am r
American nationals In Japanese
custody there"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
British Take
Port Tamaiave

LON DON - British Empire
troops captured MadsEascsr's
chief port. Tsmatsvs. Friday after
vichy authorities had rejected
armistice terms and fired on .
British envoy.
The East Afriess command
reported that . streag British
force had landed on the east
eosst. and thai Tsmsisse. iSe
mties northesst Of Tnaaviss,
the capital. fell Friday mara
Ing after . brief sheiilsg.
A British envoy. VINO attempted
To negotiate a peaceful surrender
Of Tsmatsvs. was met with fire
from the French. the communique
reported.
Freneh colonial authorities
REJECTED British srsnisttee
terms. whish have not Jet
b~~a diseiosed. ~ . nsestisg
Thursday.
Operations are continuing" the
British eommnnlqus said. report
ing that empire forces continued
their advance across the interior
toward Tsnsrive fAntsnarfvop.
Tsmstsys fen after British ships
fired q few she'll into It's dsfsnses.
the East African command re-
ported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Report Ii. Wick
OF Navy Missing

Reported FRIDAY - missinx IN
action in the Pacific 10 IL uf.t
Ralph Week, Taoosns-b born nephew
of Harry =. Dot<n. secretary Of the
metropolitan park district
II. yles, WIN graduated from
stadium high school and later 1t
tended the University of wash
lsxson. 10 the son Of ths late ofin
vlek. q world War vstsrsn.'snd
Mrs. Beatrice yiek. ne~ Of Port
land. Mr.. Wick died si0es NE son
,oinsd the navy In D~e~mbsr. fssS.
me family nofns formerly sss ~
400 20 n It,
TWO years in tbe navy reserve
o<fiesrs training corps 81 ms
University 81 Washington led 70
IA. wax being commissioned "
March. 1871. altar attending .
three months school ~ NORTH
western university.
IA glek also h2s . sister. hfs.
Benjamin wssfnefslssd 81 Port
land and sn ss6s. Mfa q q.
Nelson Of Pullman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Two-D Day Convention Opens
For State Good Roads Assn.

This DIES not mean thst Ell high
way WORK has stopped
According 70 a report brought 70
the convention ~ Bsrvsii Bsntx.
director 81 highways. the volume
Of construction tina year viii com
pare fsvorsbly with that 81 last
year due 10 the large amount Of
uneompiets1 work carried over
from 1871. This amounted 70 81.
600 600. in addition 10 a large pro-
gram Of access road constructions
for the federal government
Another circumstances brought TO
the attention u the convention was
the situation affecting mstnts-
nance Critical materials and re-
pair parts are becoming more dif-
Continued on Page .. Column %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19

IONDoN-Revo,t and sshessss shs sps~as a Nss
Hes Geatspe ssd the QusisE govern
erders responding with intensified
executions and repression.
reported today that Radio Rome.
quoting circle the
allied battle
raging for the past days in the Arctic.
wAsHiNGToN-Ths hankisx currency
tentatively deGaae Sept rs instead 81 Aug H.
general ssahlsatics pr~s
questions pequg as
initiation legislation.
WASHINGTON Tn. war pssascson board announced to-day
Plant authorized Henry
shpbuides construct hrrs giant sap~s
mental cargo planes . Of sls.ooo.ooo
SAN FRANCIsCo-stssments by u 4. senator Mon G wall
gen. ID, WASH that planes Alaska ARE Joke spd In
capable miles refud today
the Navy Frank Knox entirely unfounded
BERIIN-tGerm.n Broadcast Recorded by ZIP IssssaD-
Albert vuck commanding infantry division. ied
sept fighting Neyesosst
official dspateh aid
night.
NEW YoRK-carie. wilson appointed we. chairman
board under Donald Nelson today
resignation president of the General Electric company
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
SIBERIAN TROOPS sen
TO Defend Stall uG|
10 Per Cent
Monthly Is
New Plan

Puget Sound area war workers
who were deferred because Of
their jobs will be indicted for
military service at the rate Of 10
per cent a month. draft board Of
ficisls announced Friday.
The decision followed
recommendation by Col. Wal
ter J. DeLong. state director
Of selective service, urging n
call for possible immediate
induction within the next 10
months OF eligible men with
out child dependents who have
been deferred. because Of en-
ployment in vital Industries.
Only men certified by their en-
ployers as key workers in jobs re-
quiring more than year of train
ing for replacement would be the
only exception to the rule, draft
officials explained.
belong said that war work.
ers In out Of town boards
would be called up at approx
mately the same rate as local
men.
After the board has individually
considered the key men" cases.
the remaining deferred workers
would be listed in 10 groups in
the order in which their induction
would cause least interference
with war production, DeLong said.
TIL. first group would be liable for
induction within 80 days, each sue
cessive group within subsequent 80
day periods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Yank 'Chuiisis
Train in Britain

LONDON - American army
headquarters announced Friday
that a force Of American para
chute troops has been In Brit
ain for some time undergoing
intensive training.
They are among the most
vigorously trained fighting men
In the world" the army an
noupcement said.
Most Of the parachutists arc
from southern states. east Of
the Mississippi. the army re-
ported.
They are commanded by 1t.
Col. Edison ID. Raft, New York
City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Gen. Stone
Winner in
First Round

II will take a new petition and
a new hearing to again question
the eligibility of Maj. Gen. David
l.. Stone 10 be a general election
candidate for state senator for the
26th district.
That WAS the result Friday OF
a decision handed down by supe-
rior Judge r. ID. Hodge. sustaining
a demurrer to the original petition
filed by J. L. Boze. legislative can
didste. asking Stones disbarment
from further consideration.
Judge Hodge. chopping off argu-
ments that had already stretched
for several hours through the
morning and afternoon
sessions. announced his determine
ton TO sustain the demurrer on
one ground-that OF a defect In
naming of the parties defendant.
To this point, Gen. stones ooun-
sci. Frederic ID. Metzger, had
argued that the respondents should
not have been the Pierce county
election board. which prepared the
facilities for holding an election,
but rather the county eanysssing
board. which has the duty of
votes and determining
the winners In an election, and the
county auditor.
An effort by Boze's counsel to
amend the petition in the middle
of the hearing was denied by Judge
Hodge.
One Point Enough
He had listened to lengthy in
terpretations of various applying
Continued on Page 10. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Local Boards
To Meet Soon

Exact details of the plan where
by Tacoma and Pierce county
selective service boards will
within the next ten months call
up all men now in the deferred
2-B class because of employment
in war industry have not yet
been received by the local boards
but a conference on the problem
will probably be held with Col.
Walter J. belong, state director
of selective service, early next
week.
Col. belong recently return
ed from a conference with d.
rectors from four Pacific coast
states at which time a general
overall policy for the coast
was outlined.
The policy calls for an orderly
withdrawal of men of military age
without children from war indus
tries so as To not disrupt these
lnnuslflts- Inc Nlthui q y" o'5 WI.
probably be in order of skill or
difficulty of replacement.
One Tacoma draft board
member, stanton Warburton,
IT,, of Board No. ]. said that
Withdrawals from the ship
yards are being made every
day nv his board.
"Our draft board never
promised the shipyards these
single men--we just loaned
them to the yards. There are
no permanent deferments and
every deferment Of a single
war worker just means that a
married man with children
will have to be taken In his
place. We have notified all
our IBIS that we are reopen
ing their cases" said War
burton.
Local draft officials seemed &c
think that some other government
agency might be called in TO assist
them in determining the with
drawals on the skill OF replacement
basis. Exactly how this viii b
worked out has not yet beer
determined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Traffic Engineer
Checks on Ciiy's
Tideflais Middle

City and state authorities on
traffic were reviewing Tscoma's
critical situation Friday in COM
pany with Earl J. Reeder. Of
Washington. ID. C., nationally
known traffic engineer. who Wis
tilted the city as fSs first stop In
western tour for the national
office OF defense transportation.
Reeder was scheduled 10 witness
for himself the Es. nth ST traffic
troubles at the afternoon shift
change OF the Seattle Tacoma Ship
building Corp.
He was b~ing guided by
Walter FrAnl<iand, newly APP
pointed Tacoma Transports
ton administrator: Earl Camp
hell. traffic engineer and state
eoordinator; Russell q. Bates.
from the state highway depart
ment In Olympia. and Works
Commissioner A. X. Bergersen.
FranklaDd. Campbell, Bates and
Reeder met in the morning in
Mayor Gains office with Daniel j.
Young. recently resigned local CO.
ordinator. and Clarence NJ Boyle.
assistant corporation counsel. VINO
has the JOB OF drawing a trans
portation ordinance 10 20 with
Franklsnd's appointment.
The powers under which Frank
land will make adjustments In
traffic handling, working hours Of
industrial and office workers, and
shopping hours for all citizens Of
Tacoma. ~1ll depend upon the ordi-
nance. II probably will be given
10 the city council Monday for
passage "Wednesday Of next week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Ninth Canadian
Warship Is Sunk

OTTAWAaTh< navy snneunf<d
FRIDAY fhs SINKING Of HhfcB Char
sottesoxn. . eorysfts. the ninth
Canadian snip reported lost slnes
ths start o. ths war.
Announcement Of tns lcss Of fhs
ehsfiottstosn. oss Of the newer
eerssftes. came just -four days
after the SINKING Of the patrol YES
sci Rsceoon ~ an enemy sub<ns-
nns vas announced Ths Eseeoon
wss loaf with All hands -four OFF,
GERS And - rstinEA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
Canada Told
Raid Losses
Not in Vain

OTTAWA - Cenetiaa irucoo u
psspps paid very hesvy pvses -
essusisies es,f eelnlssd iafee0e-
TIM ard sxpsrsseee vital - ~
general extensive ps~asNs~~ ~ ~
united Natiana. t,efenss Minister
J. l. Rslsten aid Friday.
- seneenesa un1n = ~
psspss ~ caes1a n vs>w -
~ hpeSy eneun1o1pe. <oneopun1
shss - 49, (oen11sa ereaUs
N ~ eeeogpuuesa 0ese e~nn
hete, Ash uupa. Wees n1Du4
wesss1s1 ~ wu1.n1nu.
the United Natisns.~ ~ eas1.
have An agreed sffspssvs pplIey.
IN the preparation an6 devo1sp-
ment a such : posiey ~ 80
QUESTION of the faIlee( panaele ~
formation concerning fhs eRemy's
strength sad every other sls@ee1
IN the sstuatinn sffe<ttng ~ en9-
duet Of sp>rasieas sessast No =
matter II the mnst tssa1ame~1ai
Importance.
anT VITAL pN0uuNATyoN
such lnformstton v nvAtsnnee
from many sourepA NJ y - ~.
queniIy the esse thet faela eao.n'
0ai % ~ eaeoeGofo1 ogoonnro1G
al efgenslve epssnfisas en- ee1y -
gained ~ flGheIae ~ than. -
Dsspps eperAtioa must ~ seear1.
"a IN this light.
"a w., = eses. gueeaenDs-
ssses n fesee csseeove1 wt1o
~ tunpesennt sa)neo1vo - -
satsiag tafsswso1ss - -
psvieees vital - ~ opneen1
ss1eee>ve peegpnm.r
Rsiston's efflclsi necounl. $500
On ths preliminary ssposs ~ Nal,
t;sn. John Roberts. commanding
officer At The lard foscss. 80 ~
Canadians spKa9sd nsmnsse1
sbout s.Ooo msn ~ sii ssnhs.
A(DoeGvknoEnTu b1mvmD
Tn task ~ attaeslng ~ heas-
~ defsoded psspps arse. whtee
hsd b>es retnfoses1 sseestIy n
eonssqusncs ~ sus ssowe1 -
Krssssvs policy" was anslgne1
mainly 70 units ~ ~ sseop1
CANADIAN division. nsisfm ~.
No vesa~i larger than . 1eeeseSee
vas included In ths naval fssee.
bs asserted,
Ne llsssd ~ positive s1nisvs-
mssts a. thS raid
IA large naval fssvs evnano6
the ehAns&i sd vpmn1ne1 ~
tbs rreneh esast for mary hesep.
with ths Ioas ~ eniy ops les1ssyse
,contIsusd ~ page 10. csisnns u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-19
/ War Worker Killed.
FL Hurt in Bus Crash

PoCATEILO. Ida - One man
was killed and n others injured
Thursday night when a loaded bas
collloed with a truck near here
The BUS was returning q Poesteiio
with workers from q war plant
Stanley Payne, IS. Idaho FALLS,
vss killed