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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1942-03-19
OFFICIAL HOLMES COUNTY DIRECTORY
JUSTICES OF PEACE
OF

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS JUSTICES OF PEACE
v Di sE,s1 Ha ? President 6: R T: HsSaaERi D district ! /
EARL FOWLER, District No. 1 E. M. MCCLELLAN, District 2
X X 3 3 H TaoMAs. Dr district M No. !. " u r l. ' 9RSoLD D.' District z 3
r p R ANTI II WILLIAMS RnsIfs IS. Clerk J. J. a 4 f HEARNs aSt9ss District : ;
H. H JOHNSON, Attorney F. HAIRsToN, District 5
SHERIFF and TAX COLLECTOR
WILLIAM ALLAN RAMSEY NiInanrR ONE
" JOHN EDWIN sTEEN, Chairman
cHANcERy CLERK W. s. HEGG1E
PARHAM H. WILLIAMS r JOYCE
CIRCUIT CLERK sELEcrlvE SERVICE BOARD
NUMBER TWO
G. H. McMoRRoUGH, Chairman
TAX ASSESSOR J. H. WARNER
DENTON RosAMoND ...
CIVILIAN DEFENSE COUNCIL
A PARHAM H. WILLIAMS, Cmn.
MISS DOROTHY MeBEE VIM. ALLAN RAMSEY
W. CARSON
'Nh ~ DENTON RosAMoND
STEWART WATSON J n's M R RoTP'As AfSAA
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
": s f Han 95aFnn OsDA WAR n'ea BOARD =. Chairman.
""" "Nh H. B. MCGEE, Vice Chairman
O. w NIXON, Vice Chairman
DIRECTOR OF HEALTH l. W CARSON. Secretary
n.m W. f. sTRIDER, FA
~ A. P CARROLL, SS
FRANK EAKIN, RA
WELFARE AGENT .*..
Z L. W. RABR RATIoNINc BOARD
D. C. LuNDY, Chairman
COUNTY ATTORNEY H H JOHNSON
PAT BARRETT MACK VINCENT
..'.
oonrv cr RED CROSS EXECUTIVE BOARD
JOE herman, Chairman
X . W. H COUNTS, vee-csairman
MRS. LOUISE J KING,
HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT Recording Secretary
MISS ALLENE MCCORMICK n n " NJ F ITrMpKTN
+-.. Executive Secretary
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD *
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Gdskets Head
10 A Teams on
Tonight Card
Championship Flight
Gets Into Gear; Olympic
Leaders Face Threats

Baskets are the cardinal attrac-
ton tonight at Detroit Recreation
where the team event Of the an
nual city championship bowling
tournament proceeds. AT Olympic,
, there are such Sa1warts as X. L
(Tim) Miller, Eddie La Budde,
Kenneth Ludiker, Kenneth Havi-
land, Bill Oliver and DR.. Zina
, Bennett.
Add to the Olympic group Frank
, DINNER Winner) Yost, Dick kra-
kow. the ScribnerS, Paul and Joe,
in addition To the usual flood oil
overaverage prize seekers.
At Detroit. Roger Overmyer's
} Baskets will have good company
1t includes Don Brichta's Warren
Bowls from western division, De-
! troit Travelling League; Steve
Soltes Bolducs from the lnterclty
! League; Norman Halleen's Fort
BoulevardS; Earl Benton's &C.
: risches, and A. r. Jankowsky 5
Millett Investments from Milletts
House League.
CLASS A TEAMS
II is the first Glass a night or
the schedule. No one will be sur
prised 10 see Baskets take first
away from Pepsi-Cola as Over
, myers outfit pulled up 1851 las'
!, Tuesday night in The Detroit
: Times Classic and are capable o.
,@:big pins almost any time.
x In all. 10 Class A units take thu
lTfloor and alt first five leaders may
:, disappear in the spilling sure tC
show if the entries are anywhere
I near in stride.
+, Olympic leaders also may disap
Ipear. Miller, La Budde. Lndiker
!, Haviland and either or both Serb
F., ners know how to produce. The.
I, must beat Joe Slater's go amonl
others. a total already good for on
of the big prizes and one that j
apt to come very close TO or VII
! the event.
! Changes at Detroit yesterda.
included State Fair of Western
! Travelling League going into sec
ond place IN "A on 1852 and DE
Soto from ChrySler lnterplan
League taking fifth on 2825. Fo
State Fair. Steve Morris. 633
George Lukach, 6O4. and Cas-
! Schlaff, 59S, were the chief wheel:
DOWN AND Up
Clarence McGoun headed dc
Soto on 6O7 as Hillary Knecht ha
an odd 500. Starting with Us h
wound up with 253 after Is
middle. After hitting 538 Charll
Oostdyk denied he had signe
radio contracts but will sing Wit
or without provocation.
John Casburn'S Palace RecreS
tons had 2735 which is apt I
land them in the prize list. Harr
Smith led on 5Sl
At Olympic. Don Reds Spal
king go gave HIM las to MAX
first in overaverage singles. Re
and Don Mclean came up wit
1914 in doubles for l35 and secor
place.
In championship singles. Waite
Weiss took third on 622, Earl BecI
cit fourth on 607 and Domin
Cuomo fifth on col Denver Dyn'
and John Dies went TO FIRST
< ,oubles on 1870. Cuomo and Sa
Barnet found 1896 three pin
short for first five spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
.ABC Board Gets
7 New Changes

COLUMBUS, o., April II CINS).
Two changes were on the boards
in the American Bowling Congress
tournament standings today.
Phil Young. 45-year-old Akron
bowler competing in his twenty
fifth ABC, smashed his way into
eighth place in the singles stand
-ines today with 253-252-213-71S
In 1926 Young and the late Chick
Aston won the doubles title with
1855.
Earl Lewis of Newark, o., took
over tenth place in the singles
with 713 pins accumulated or
games of 202-27S-233.
William Pallage and Franz
Brenneman, both of Akron, missed
the all-time doubles record for
single game by just nine pins. Th'
former toppled 254 pins. the latte
264. for a total of 51S in the las
game of their doubles series
Pallage needed strike in his las
frame to beat the $40 record sc
by Carmel .Dragetta and Free
Pukal OF Allentown, Pa, in 1888
but failed to carry the No. 6 pin
They finished with 1888 aggre
gate. the best doubles score o
the day,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Skeet
Stars at
Red Rum
BY DON GILLIEs

A pat on the back for Red RUM
Golf Club, staging It's third an
nual spring invitational skeet shoot
tomorrow. The meet, always con-
Quoted with clocklike precision.
brings together the states topI
ranking clay target busters, plus
some of the best upland gamet
hunters in the country.
The barking of shotguns will be-
gin promptly at 8 a. m, when
squad No. l headed by w. A. Riley,
thanked by Brewney Maseow, j..
ID. Prosch, II. w. Mouw and l..
Ripley will take their stance on
station No. ! for a program that
will take until dark TO finish.
The quail hunting brigade gets
Its first whiff of gunpowder when
squad two starts jabbing at the
elusive clays. In that squad are
Carl and Jim Tuttle. who will win
but few prizes at skeet. but can
and will outshoot any gunner who
lives on bob whites. with the pos
sible exception OF state skeet
champion d. p. tBoots) Allen.
McMULLEN COMPLETES
Jay McMpllen, who diselaims
any credit for the success OF Red
Run shoots, but who actually does
lot of the work. is in squad three.
John McManus heads squad three,
and though he's not a regular
skeet shooter, his deadly aim is
likely to land him in front OF Bill
Brown. Wally Tulburt, Tom Metz
ger. Bill Fayerweather and a host
of the hot shots"
4 Marvin Heidi and Frank Willis,
commuters between South Bend
and Detroit. never miss Red Run
shoot. In the same squad are
Bobby Olds of Lansing, Bill Gabel
, and Franz Zimmerli, the latter
Detroit Times skeet champion.
Walter thinner. the erstwhile
gunner from the Peckaway Skeet
Club of Miami. will parade TO the
starting post promptly at p. m.
GOLFERS ON TARGETS
At 2 p. m Walter Hagen, Mortic
, lDutra. Chuck kocsis and o. y
/, Smith Will level off and the noe
goes TO the Haig. and here's why
"A few years ago. when he firSt
started shooting Skeet. Earl Feitz
: the well known professional. sale
10 him:
t, Walter. you're not swinging
through"
Hagen nodded, took his gun IN
, hand golf style and began swing
ing
That's what mean" said
FeiiZ. and since then Hagen has
been a real shot.
The biggest and smallest mel
: shoot in d squad at p. m. The.
: are Little Jules Vincent and BIZ
. Charlie Ronzio and both can lit
: orally burn up targets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
DeI'S New Problem
Success Of Rockies Harris and Ross 50 Far Opens
New Fight for Regular Tiger Outfied Berth
By EDGAR HAYES

and the Tigers board OF strategy
most, so Ross can win himself a
regular berth with a few more
long hits like his homer.
Ross was up with the Tigers
once before as third baseman
and later sold. He Travelled around
for a while and ended back with
Detroit, this time as an outfielder
with an excellent chance 10 make
good.
His 19-month-old daughter was
in a box with Mrs. Ross behind
home plate when Daddy hit home
his winner.
. Jimmy Bloodworth. obtained
from the Washington Senators
during the winter. is the new pep
per pot of the team. He keeps up
steady stream of chatter from the
moment he reaches the dressing
room until he leaves after the
game. His soft, almost musical
southern drawl can be heard en-
couraging his mates and heckline
the opposition all the time he is or
the field.
I'm not the best hitter in
the world so I try to make up
for Ii by spirit, speed and field
ing. Sure hope / do, because De-
troit Is the one place I wanted to
play ever since 1 came into the
ma jors," he said.
The best crack OF the short sea
son in the dugout was turned II
by player who received whacl
at his pay envelope during the of
season. Some one called into th'
dugout. "Zeller wants 10 see YOU.
The quick answer was. Tell hin
10 give me my money back.
Members Of the Toronto hocke.
team were in the stands durinl
the game.
The boys in camp get anothe
baseball and patriotic fan wi
have two defense stamps. Leonar
TSimons of Simons Nicholson Ad
vertising Agency wrote 10 Charlie
Creedon that he retrieved a ba
opening day but in the crush afte
the game he was unable 10 retur
1t, so he mailed il back. Charlie
sent him the regular bounty of Nv
Decent defense stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

The right field problem, one OF
the most serious facing Manager
Del Baker of the Tigers before
the season opened, has flared up
aagin. But this time in an uneX-
pected manner.
Del has tried two men in the
position since the season started
and both have made good.
1t was the managers plan 10 use
Ned Harris against right-handers
and Don Ross against leftieS with
his third man. Rip Radcliffe, avail
able for duty when needed.
The first two days Harris got
the nod against right-handers ano
hit well enough 10 please anybody
Then yesterday, against Al Milnar
who filings from the other side
Ross got his chance. Don collected
a single off the left-hander ant
hit a home run into the right fielC
stands for the winning run.
Power is what interests Baker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Masonic Pin Honors
Go 10 Nestra Five

Nestra Big Five is official cham
pion today of the Greater Masonic
League. The season closed last
night at Riverside with the cham
pions dropping three out of four
points to fourth place Fort-Boule-
wards. Clayton Castor hit 6O8 for
the Forts.
Paris went into third place in
taking three of four from National
Tent. Paris 2719 was fourth high
series of the season. Clare Middle
ditch had 618 for Friendship and
helped his team to four over
Waverly and third place. Art
Grimm made COB for Armstrong ir
getting four from McNeelys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Women S Met
Schedules
Golf Meets
Opening Weekly Event
Is Set for May Is
at Rideemont Club

Eighteen one-day events, as well
as the 54-hole championship tour
nament, make up the 1912 sched-
ule Of the Women's Metropolitan
Golf Association.
The schedule announced aEiast
nights meeting of the MGA at
Sunnybrook, will open May ID at
Ridgemont with the three-day
tournament carded for August 10
Hip at Warren Valley.
Mrs. William Berggren. who
won the 54-hole event last sum
mer at Hillcrest for the second
straight time, heads the new
handicap list with an 8-strokt
rating. Rylma Strevel. youthful
lHillcrest star, and Mrs. l., NJ
lConroy are next at 9 strokes.
DR.. James Tyson of Michigan
State College advised the fe'
course owners at last night
Injecting to keep their greens Oh
the dry rather than the wet sid
as guard against brown patch
He also gave information which
will be valuable 10 persons wit
lawns TO look after. Sprinklin
may be done at any time of IN
lday, even when the sun Is shin
ling. he said.
The Women's Metropolita
schedule:
May 13. Ridgemont. May q
Sunnybrook. May q, Sylvia
IGlen. June 8, Bob o. Link. Jun
no. Bald Mountain. June II, Hill
crest. June "a. Duck Lake.
July /, Plum Brook July
lWiSe's. July % and %, course
not selected.
i. August 5, course not selected
S August 1o-11-12, 54-hole med;
S play at Warren Valley. Angus
Il9. Riverbank. August 26, Rec
n ford. August 30, Women's MIG
: Day, Loeb Alpine.
o September 2. Doe Day
: Middlebelt. September 9, Hillto
;. September IS, Lancaster Hills,
K Championship flight handicaps
h Mrs. William Berggren. s. Mr.
L. M. Conroy. 9. Rylma Strevt
k g. Mrs. r. F. DeBolt, 10. Mr.
), w. A. Staley, 10. Mrs. Villa
n FaIco. II. Mrs. R. w. Hoover, !
Mrs. f. r. Boyer, ID. Mrs. A.
k Krause. IA. Agnes Baynes. !
d Mrs. ]. f. Kelley. 16. Dorotl
a Murton. 16. Mrs. J. B. Manor, l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Rog 0vermyer's
CSC Tops Loop

Roger Overmyer is man of the
week" today in the Ambassador
House League. His CSC led the
field last night and helped Frank
enmuth grab four points. Robert
BresIin of Wolverines was second
with 644. and Harold Wolff, DEM
erys, third on 638.
Other high ones came from
Forrest Parks of Haags, 636, and
Stanley Waterbor, Standard, 632
The OYermyer games were 70
221-212 and Breslin's 192-2O4-24S
Frank Keefe of Roadway turned
in GIG.
Norge lost ground in the scram'
BILE With Roadway in dropping
three points to Demerys as Road
way divided with Wolverines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
With
LeDis II. Walter
Off the Hook

Sports followers 30 standing who thought they had
everything changed their minds That's because
popped big fish the ice al the Detroit
Toronto hockey last night That the payoif
false teeth lemons umbrellas ladies' shoes
yes bottle hurting down But they
fish with the hurt look his tor herr
Eddie CALAMITY the fish the press box
this isn't hot water
bottle. At 1 hot water bottle with eyes
got little difficulty Just last Sunday night be-
he Referee Mel HawOod with hot wafer
lie didn't offer this fish TO Referee
Bill Chadwick or he probably would have come of worse
did he squeeze the fish like he did the bottle
The fish unidentified Some said 1T was herring
Others pckere But IL was fish The Olympia
proved that He dragging his prize around when
last leaving the building That's his share
stanley Cup jackpot. hope do WE'LL said one
of the Wings
Call it an alibi If you but the Red Wings
handicapped they unable TO
tune up with anv skating games They
their skates excepting when they're playing
That's because put the roller derby IN Olympia
TO make a nckels and the taken up as
game Leafs have chance for tune-up
skating day. get up good healthy sweat and
psrfect their passing
"Win, o. draw, dull SERIES
Jack Adams
The Stanley Cup opening of the baseball
season ahas been wearing the sports writers
PLAYERS. exhausted I'm Of II ALL" said one
night ITO bazes with the hockey I'm
goin write a column about love"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Final Assault
Ekhard+ & Becker Are Lone important Threat TO
National in State Pin Tournament Tomorrow
BY HAROLD KAHL

Whether Louis Burr's National
will win the championship with a
3OOS total will be known after
George Holmes Ekhardt & Becker
team completes its firing IN the
annual state bowling tournament
in Saginaw tomorrow night.
f. e. B., composed OF { e I
BulowSki. Emil Dimitrle, BIZ
North and Louis Sielalf in addition
to Holmes. is the only threat
among the II regular Detroit
teams that will be on the drives.
Two Owosso and Plymouth and one
Royal Oak quintets will end the
regular attack April 26.
The +. & b. boys also may nave
something 10 say about the STAND
ings in the double. singles and all
events Sunday. The 1898 of Fred
Wolf and Cass Grygier, Mette
Standish's 1876 and Wally REOPEN
hagen's 1874 are the marks 70
beat.
I Knights OF Columbus Inter-COun-
Gil Travelling league will wind uI
its season at the State Fair Recrea'
ton Sunday at 1880 p. m. viii
three teams still I'm the running foi
the title. They are Highland Pari
and DIR. Nader, tied for first, ant
IT. =. Lahey, two points away II
third. Joe ArditO is president.
!, With one night TO 90, the Junior
, haze clinched the championship Il
the state Fair House. Blu Ro1
came up Nth top single, 225.
,, Pete Ruehle's 204-215-237 for 65
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
National Track Meet
Site May Be Changed

NEW YORK, April II CUP).-
The National Track and Field
championships, sc h g dule d for
Dallas, Tex, June 26-27, may be
shifted to another area, the AAU
disclosed today.
The Variety Club Of Dallas,
which was sponsoring the meet
notified Dan Ferris. AAU secretary
that it would be unable TO stage
it because so many of the club
members had entered war work
recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Frank Lane in Navy

CINCINNATI. April II GNS)
Frank c. Lane, head of the Gin
cinnati Reds farm club system,
will report at Annapolis Monday,
he revealed today, for active duty
aS lieutenant in the aviation di-
vision of the naval reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

If ever a contest is held to select
a glamour boy OF auto racing
the Judges would have TO give more
than a second glance to the fea-
lures of Art HartSfeld, ace oil
Detroit midget auto drivers.
Hartsfeld. one of nearly 90 en-
tries in the 200-lap feature event
al the State Fair Coliseum for the
benefit of the Civil Air Patrol
Squadron tomorrow night j.
tall. dark and handsome. a. inc
saying goes. LIE.
But, once behind IN, wheel OF
his maroon No. 6, famous through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Looks Plus Speed
Handsome Art Har+sfeld Rates as Leading
Midoe+ Race Pilot at Coliseum tomorrow

out the country. Art becomes part
of his job. virtually the soul OF his
mount. He is a constant qualifier
in all big events, and one OF the
biggest money winners in the
country.
Arts ability TO handle speed is
not confined TO midgets. Some
years ago he was national motor
cycle racing champion. later won
titles in big cars. His favorite pas
time. however, is horseback riding
A huge crowd is expected TO be
on hand for the event. last IN inc
Coliseum for the duration of the
war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17

won first prize, $40, in the singles
handicap tournament and enabled
Mickey Flanagan's Chope Stevens
to capture the Graphic Arts hands
cap match championship with
5679 total for six games at Great
Lakes. First prize was $50 and q
silver cup y
Chope Stevens, came from third
place after the first three games
with the best series\of the event,
2799. 10 land the top by 241 pins.
Ray Gays Beecher Peck>& Lewis
was second with 5432. Lou Meyers
Jourdan third with 1884,, Gil
lStrong's Lithographers fourth with
1856 and Mel Heitman's Sabin>
Robbins fifth with 1858.
Dawes Five spilled 1026-I090-
1902 for 3I78 and a new high mark
I'm the West Fort loop at Fort
Boulevard. Leo O'Leary was the
leader with 227-265 In 6S2. ken
Buckshi topped John Farkas BY
one min with $40, while Steve Veres
had 6I2 and Frank Trionfi 5S7.
. Wyoming won three games from
fireman TO displdce the latter az
leader in the Detroit Street Rail
tcnv Coolidge Coach circuit. Oscd,
Prieskorn's 246 tCds best single.
Detroit's three teams made Q
|; fine showing in the fourth annual
National Slovak Society Bowling
Congress in Youngstown, 0. Joe
Kodak heads the singles with 62s
and Joe Cravec seventh with 62l.
Joe Hodak's Tigers 2920 and
John Banas' Cards 1868 are second
and fourth. The 1895 of Gus Kodak
and Paul Meze. IT'S of Banas and
Elmer Skalsky and 114l OF Joe
Reshovsky and Cravec are fourth
seventh and tenth.
To Bill Sketch. Bert Lang. Art
Karp, Al Eagen, secretary; Vincent
= Kopscek and Vincent Bachoret
{ goes the honor of representing the
: Mantle. Club. composed. Of. Ion
teams, In the American Bowling
: Congress at Columbus, O., Sunday
and Monday. They are the si1
leading average rollers, Sketch
!, being tops with 1877.
h Only three points separate thu
: first four clubs in the Motor City
at Fort Boulevard, Town Hall lead
r ing Altes and Fort-Boulevard Clul
t by two with "a with Waterman
n third with II. Leo O'Leary hit 231
l202-200 for 633.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Pitteneer Workouts

Pittenger Post American Legion
baseball team will hold practices
every Tuesday and Friday at 5
D. m. at Lodge Park and every
Saturday and Sunday at p. m,
az Ford Field, Highland Park.
Candidates arc asked TO report to
Coach Al WNnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-17
Plan BasebaII's War Effort

NEW YORK, April 17.-Execu-
tives of baseball's major and
minor leagues and representatives
of the services meet today TO plan
complete cooperation between
baseball and the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Of food recommended in the National Nutri-
ton Program
Try Ry-krisp soon-enjoy it often as bread,
toast or crackers. It's so crisp, so delicious,
such wholesome every-meal bread.
FREtI New Reducing Book. Complete reducing
plan for normally overweight men and women.
Foreword by famous detitian Ida Jean i,7in.
For free copy, address lc postal TO Ry-Krisp,
p Cheokerboard Square, ST Louis Missouri.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
AN ADVERTISEMENT OF RALsTON PURINA COMPANY
:. SO l can do nay bit or Uncle Sam
says Ca1ote Aawat4

No starvation diets for this busy movie star
She needs vigor and stamina for the work she
does so she keeps her weight down the Ry-
KrisP wsy-a sound reducing plan for the nor
mally overweight, which permits her TO eat the
protective foods Uncle Sam recommends
Each days diet includes Ry.KrsP because
this whole grain bread has only about 3
oalores per wafer, contains almost all the vita
min 81 of whole rye and IS one OF the types
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

RALSToN into boiling water or milk
and serve! Here IS the perfect warm
up, build-up breakfast your family
needs TO help them keep strong and
vigorous these busy wartime days
Try it-todayl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
The Greatest Cereal Discovery in 40 Years!

Think Of it! A nourishing, hot cereal
that gives your family all the energy,
all the minerals, all the vitamins Of
pure whole wheat plus EXTRA
amounts Of vitamin BIZ And it's pre-.
cooked for you! Just stir INSTANT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-11
SENATE MAY PASS
 ON RENT OFFICIALS
Curb on OPA Chiefs Power Sought Through Appro-
 priatiOns Bill

Confirmation by the U. s. Senate of the appointment of George J.. McDuff aS rent control administra- tor for the Waterbury area would be required uEoer a bill approved yesterday by the Senate Appropria- tions committee. The bill, which provides an appropriation of $120- 100000 for the Office of Price Ad- ministration, would set curb on Price Administrator Leon Tender sons appointive power by requiring Senate approval If all appointments to posts paying $4,500 a year or more. MT. McDud receives salary of $4,600 a year.
 Also affected by the bill if 1t passes, will be State Opa Director Chester Bowles, who gets $6,000 a year, rent control administrators in Hartford and Bridgeport, and per- haps other officials of the state OPA staff.
 There have been many protests Ill Congress against appointments made by Administrator Henderson and by the various state OPA directors. Many senators and congressman have obviously been irked because MT. Henderson did not consult them about patronage in their home states.
 Senators Francis T. Maloney CD and John A. Danaher (R) are ex- pected to support confirmation of MT. Bowles as state OPA director If the appropriations committee rec ommendation requiring confirma- tion is adopted.
 It Is held possible that either or both Connecticut senators might op- pose appointments made by MT. Bowles to his state staff.
 MT. McDuff was appointed to the $4,600 a year position after serving for time as unpaid chairman of the local ..-ationing board. He se- cured l'lave from the Leopold Morse Co., whose local mems store he managed, to take the OPA ap- pointment.