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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Would you like good food
and plenty of It?

You'll get real man-size meals in the Navy.
The finest food fellow could ask for. Three
square meals day, prepared by expert cooks
trained in the country's best restaurants and
hotels. Wholesome, hearty meals that stick
to fellows ribs-the kind Of meals you need
to do mans job. And all the seconds" you
wanti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Wings Airport is a noncommer-
cial and noncompetitive airport,
and will be operated only for CAP
training by authority of Civil
Aeronautics Administration under
specified conditions, including Its
use for the following:
Bombing practice, message drop
ping and pickups, parachute jump
Ing. parachute packing and famili-
arization. airplane inspection,
duties of servicemen. dropping of
supplies by parachute and other
training that may not be convent
emily carried on in regular desig-
mated airports.
Selection of October 3 as the
dedication does not mean that the
airport is completed. Commander
Baker emphasizes. and he accom-
panied his announcement with a
plea for more materials and equip
ment.
1--WE still need much" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
State Medical Society
Sets 18th Session

The seventy seventh annual
meeting of the Michigan State
Medical Society will be held in
Grand Rapids, September n TO
25, inclusive. il was announced
from the society's Lam
sing headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Do you want expert training
in a skilled trade?

It's big job, and to do it right you've got to
have the training. The Navy will give you
that training-make you an expert electri-
clan, metalsmith, photographer, torpedoman,
gunner-any of nearly so skilled trades.
More than 500 of Navy men hold Petty
Officer ratings. You can be one of theml
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Call phone
Rnuk

Clues all details about life in the Navy. Is
pages filled with pictures of the Navy in &C
ton. Tells the pay you get, trades you
may learn, promotions you may win. Get
your personal copy now at one Of the Ncrv
Recruiting Stations listed at the left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Are you fed up with taking it.
ready to dish it out?

Are you sick and tired of reading about IAN
other u. s. ship torpedoed without warning?
About women and children being cast adrift
in lifeboats? Are you through with just talk
ing about what should be done? Okay. Here's
your chance to do something-to blast the
Nazi subs out of the seas-to kick the Japs
off our islands. The Navy is ready to dish it
out, and it needs your help to do it.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Do you want to step into a
Well-paid Job after the war?

Men make the Navy-and the Navy makes
men! Trained men who are doing great
things now, who viii be ready to step into
important positions in civil life when the
war is won. You can have no better recon-
mendation than to be able to say. II have
had Navy training"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
GIN Officials to Repay
A Million Bonus GiUen to 8

holders were: Alfred p. Sloan Jr.,
chairman of the board, Junius' S.
Morgan, George Whitney, Donald
son Brown, James ID. Mooney,
Seward Prosser, John Thomas
Smith, Albert Bradley, Clarence j.
Wooley and John ]. Schumann Jr.
The action against Wooley and
Schnmann LATER was dismissed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Do you want good pay,
quick promotion, responsibility?

You draw pay while you learn in the Navy.
You get your first pay increase in approx
mately two months, upon completion of re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Brazil in Dim-Out Test

RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept.
tINS)!- Brazirs Atlantic coast
areas will go on a test dimout
schedule for the next three nights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Would you like $133 worth
of uniforms and clothing free?

That's what you'll get in the Navy COM
plete outfits for both winter and summer.
Everything you need, everything from cap
to shoes, from whites to blues. They're the
kind of uniforms you'll be proud to wear.
They mark you as a man who is doing big
job for his country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Virtually the entire board o.
directors of General Motors Cor
|poration Saturday assumed LA
billty for a $4.OO0.000 illegal bonu,
payment made to eight of then
number between 1880 and 1910.
According TO a settlement OF
suit, 33 present anc
former executives will share pay
ments in returning the funds tc
the GIN treasury.
Sum Is Compromise
The 100000 kitty is a com
promise from the $4,348.044 plus
So. OO0.O0 in interest listed in the
judgment rendered by the court
in April.
1t must be approved by stock
holders and Federal Judge Vim
cent l.. Leibell in New York or
October 5.
The suit was filed in 1886 by
counsel for stockholders. Mrs
Augusta Winkelman, Daniel Nish'
man and Charles Schiff who are
reported to have agreed to the
settlement.
In a letter to Judge Leibell. at
torneys for the defendants said.
without conceding that any
wrong whatever has been done
10 the corporation, directors and
officers Of the corporation have
concluded that IL In In the In
terest Of all concerned that the
litigation be settled and all con-
troversy put to rest"
Originally named in the sui
brought by three minority stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

cruit training, And by the end of your first
enlistment, you can earn up to $138 month,
plus liberal allowances for dependents and
for special duties. Promotions come rapidly.
And each one means more responsibility. In
the Navy you play an important part on a
team where every man is important.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Equipment Donated

All equipment for conditioning
the field and buildings, as well as
the material used, has been do
mated. Labor has come from the
personnel of the squadrons in CAP
as well as from the ranks OF or
ganized labor, including mechanics,
plumbers and Transfers; from the
cutting and pitching ofshay the
telling of trees, uprooting oil
stumps, digging of bitches. level
ing OF runways and other field
work to the installation of plumb
ing. the repairing Of buildings,
painting, vanishing, wa S n G
scrubbing, etc.
Even cooking for the workmen
has been done by women CAP
members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

tons where a bland. mild anodyne mas
sage medium In skin fabrication In de-
sired. One condition In which women
Tor more than 10 years have used it is an
application for niassaging the body dur
Ing pregnancy it helps keep the skin
soft and pliabie thus avoiding un-
necessary discomfort due TO dryness and
tightness. IL refreshes and tones the
skin An ideal massage application for
the numb, singiing or burning sensa-
tons Of the skin i. for the tired back
muscles or cramp-iike pains IN the legs.
Quickly absorbed. Delightful to use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
What are you doing to protect your
home, your family, your freedom?

It's your country. 1t has been pretty good to
YOU 1t has given you the right to do what
you want to do, go where you want to go,
live the kind of life you like. Now your coun-
try is at war. It's fighting for your freedom.
What are you willing to do to help win this
fight? Is there any job that you can do which
is more important than the job waiting for
you right now in the United States Navy?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Miss Phillips best girl" of Sgt. Howard Michels-
that's his picture the desk beside her-callng up
friends to tell them she learned he of the De-
trot tank who turned back Naz assault in the
Lbyan desert destroying three enemy tanks Michels
lived 1874 Glened has three brothers in service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06

Highly praised b. users. many doctors and
nurses. Just ask any druggist for Mothers
Friend-tbs akin lubricant Try a tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Would you like travel,
adventure, action?

In the Navy you go places on the finest ships
ahoat. You meet people, visit exciting ports
most men only read about. And you get
actioni The kind of action that helped smash
the Japs at Midway Island, that knocked
them for loop in the Coral Sea. The kind of
action that thrills herman right down to
his toes!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
Civil Air Patrol
Will Dedicate
Port October 3
Site at ls-Mile. Mound
Roads Training Base
for Miehiean's CAP

Dedication Of Wings Airport at
1S-Mile and Mound roads, which
will be the Michigan training base
for the Civil Air Patrol, Wing %,
and the first such base in the
United States. will be held Sun
day. October 3. il was announced
Saturday by Ray Baker, state
wing commander.
The day will mark concentra-
ton of all the planes. pilots. para
chute jumpers and members OF the
CAP in Michigan. and plans for
suitable ceremonies are b n &
worked out. They include invi-
tations 10 the governor OF Michi-
gan and the mayors of Detroit and
other cities.
Wings Airport, on its dedication
day. will be the result Of patriotic
generosity and volunteer labor.
The land. some 80 acres along
with buildings. has been donated
to the Civil Air Patrol Of Michi-
gan for the duration, plus six
months. by the Wings OF Detroit
Land Corporation. Utica, Mich. OF
which DR.. J. A. Nowicki Is presi-
dent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-06
ADVERTISEMENT
&pectn4a&f4?
MothersFriend
helps bring ease
and comfort to
expectant
mothers.

ATO r II 4 r s
M FRIEND. an
exquisitely pre-
pared emollient. is
uaGftIi IN all cordf-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23

ljanju in mrmranju dodal Sc ba-
kren novcik.
"Na, oce," je rekel z nekako
grenko prisrcnostjo, "rad bi vi
del, kako jes rezance!"
Starec je poeasi dvignil gla-
vo. Ko je opazil srebro, nj hotel
iztegniti roke. Rekel je:
"Gospod, nisem te prosil. Co.
spod, dobro zemljo imamo in
nikdar Sc nismo trpeli taksne
lakote, ker imamo tako dobro
zemljo. Toda letos je narasla
reka in v taken casu stradajo
ljudje cello ma dobri zemlji. Co.
spod, ostalo nam nj niti "a Sc
me. Rekel sem jim, da ne sme-
mo pojesti semena. Toda bill so
mladi in lacni in pojedli so ga"
"Vzemi,' je rekel moz, spustil
denar v starcev okajeni pred
pasnik, vzdihnil in Sci svojo pot.
Prodajalec je pripravljal skle-
do rezancev in zaklical:
"Koliko bos jedel, starec?"
Tedaj Sc je starec zganil.
Vneto je tipal po predpasniku
in ko je videl oba novca, enega
bakrenega in enega srebrnega,
je dejal:
.'Mala skledica DO dovolj."
cali ne mores pojesti vec kot
majhno skodelico?' je zacude-
no vprasal prodajalec.
"Ne bo zame," je odvrnil sta
rec.
Prodajalec je zacuden strmel,
toda ker je bill preprost moz, nj
rekel nicesar vec, temvec pri-
pravil skledo in ko je bila pri-
pravljena, je vzkliknil: "Tu je!"
Nato je pocakal, da vidi, kdo bo
jedel.
Dalje ma 7. str0
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
BEGUNCI

| ~ ~ ~ -
Sli 50 skozi novo prestolnico,
tujci iz daljne dezele, tujci, ce-
prav je bila njihova zemlja ne
mara samo nekaj sto mill od-
dafJena cd prav te ulice, po ka-
teri so zdaj hodili. MIN Sc je
zdelo zelo dalec. Gledali so, ka-
kor gledajo tisti, Xxi jih je nena-
vadna in nedoumljiva sila iztr-
gala IL sveta, XII so ga cd ne
kdaj poznali in XII so ga doslej
vedno imeli "a varnega. Oni, XII
so bill vajeni lie podezelskih po-
tov in poll, so zdaj hodili po po-
nosni cesti move prestolnice,
njihove noge so stopale po be-
tonskem tlaku in ceprav je ce-
sta bila polna stvari, XII jih MISC
nikoli pref videli, cello avtomo-
bilov in drugega, cemer MISC
nikoli niti slisali, vendar MISC o.
pazili nicesar, temvec SO hodili
kakor v sanjah.
Nekaj stotin jih je slo mimo
v tistem trenutku. Kakor oni
MISC nicesar in nikogar pogleda-
Ii, tako nj njih nihce gledal. Me-
sto je bilo polno beguncev, mno-
9Th tisocev beguncev; nekako
so jih prehranjevali, nekako O.
blacili, jim dali zavetje V bara-
kah v velikih taboriscih zunaj
mestnega obzidja. Oh vsakem
casu je bilo videti vrste razca-
panih moskih in zensk in ne
kaj malega otrok, XII SO sli pro-
ii taboriscu, in &c jih je> sploh
kak mescan pogledal, je pomi-
sill narascajoco grenkobo:
! "se vec beguncev ali iih ne
bo nikoli konec? Sal bono vsi
gladovali, &c jih poskusijo samo
malo nahraniti!"
zaradi te grenkobe, XII je bila
grenkoba strahu, so mali trgov-
ci surovo hrulili mnogostevilne
berace, XII so vsako uro priha-
jail prosjacit, in zato so ljudje
brezobzirno placevali lie neznat-
ne mezde riksavim voznikom,
katerih je bilo desetkrat toliko
kakor bi jih bilo treba, ker so
begunci poskusali ma ia nacin
nekaj zasluziti. Tudi navadni 20.
klicni riksavski vozniki so pre-
klinjali begunce, ker so ii uni
rajoci cd gladu vozili "a vsako
ceno in tako so bile voznine
mike "a vse in vsi so trpeli
Mesto je bilo polno beguncev, XII
so prosjacili ma vseh vratih, ma
polnjevali vse tezaske poklice
vsako mrzlo jutro lezali mrtvj
po ulicah - zakaj maj bi tore
kdo gledal to novo ceto, XII ie
prihajala zdaj, v mraku zimske-
ga dine?
Vendar to MISC bill navadni
mozje in zene, MISC bill begunci
IL kake vedno siromasne obci-
ne, XII oh vsaki poplavi kmalu
strada. Ne, to so bill mozie in
zene, ma katere hi bill vsak ma
rod lahko ponosen. Videti :ie BIZ
10, da so vsi iz istega kraja, kaj-
tt nJihove obleke so bile stkane
IL enake, temnomodre bombaze-
vine, preproste, ukrojene ma sta
ri naein dolgimi rokavi in dol
gimi, sirokimi suknjami. Mozie
so imeli predpasnike, okrasene
s cudnimi, lepimi zapletenimi
vzorci. zenske so nosile trako-
We IL iste temnomodre tkanine,
ovlte okrog glave kakor rute.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
ENAKoPRAvNosT

Mozje in zene so bill visoki in
krepke postave, ceprav so bile
noge zensk tpohabljene. Nekaj
fantov je bilo med mimi in
nekaj otrok je sedelo V kosa-
rah, privezanih ma palice, lezec
ocetu ma ramah; a nj bilo niti
mladih deklet niti majhnih O.
trok. Vsak moz in vsak fant je
nosil breme ma ramah. To bre-
me bilo povsod isto - podloze-
ne odeje liz modre bombazevine.
Obleka in posteljnina je bila
cista in trpezna. Ma vrhu vsa-
ke zlozene odeje je tieal ma
koscku pletenice zelezen kotel.
Najbrze SO te kotle pobrali IL
glinastih vaskih peel, ko so vi
deli, da Sc morajo izseliti. Toda
V nobeni kosari nj bilo niti mr.
vice hrane, in nj bilo niti sledu
v kotlih, da hi bill v zadnjem
casu V njih kuhali hrano.
Pomanjkanje hrane Sc je po-
znalo tudi ma obrazih ljudi, ako
jih je clovek nataneneje pogle-
dal. Ma prvi pogled, v mraku,
so bill videti dovolj zdravi, toda
&c 81 natancno pogledal, 81 videl,
da so to obrazi gladujocih, XII
gredo obupani "a zadnjim upa-
MEM. MISC videli tujih stvari V
novem mestu, ker so bill prebli-
zu smrti, da bi sploh Sc kaj vi
deli. Mic nj moglo zbuditi njiho-
vega zanimanja. Vztrajali so BIZ
Ii ma svoji zemlji, dokler jih nj
pregnal glad. zdaj SO hodili ko
slept, nemi, tako tuji, kakor so
umirajoci tuji Twin.
Zadnji tel dolgi povorki ne
mih moz in zena je bill majhen
zgrbljen starec. Cello on je nosil
breme, dive kosari privezani ma
palico, polozeno preko njegovih
ram in V njih zlozene odeje in
kotel. Toda kotel je bill lie v e.
nj kosari. V drugi je bila videti
odeja silno raztrgana in zakr-
pana, toda Sc vedno cista. &C.
prav je bilo breme lahko, je bilo
pretezko "a starca. Jasno je BIZ
10, da hi bill v obicajnih cash
prestar "a delo in da najbrze V
zadnjih letih nj bill vajen take
ga napora. Dihal je piskajoce,
opotekal Sc je in napenjal oci "a
tistimi, XII so bill pred MIN, da
bi ga ne zapustili, in njegov sta
ri, zgrbanceni obraz je okame-
, mel V mucni zasoplosti.
Nenadno so ga zapustile zad-
ME moci. z veliko pazljivostjo
je odlozil svoje breme in zdrsnil
ma tia, glava mu je padla med
/ kolena, oci so sc zaprle, obupno
Je lovil sapo. Kakor je bill Sc
, stradan, mu je vendar nekaj
stopilo v temnih lisah ma lice.
Razcapan prodajalec vrocih re-
zancev je bill v blizini postavil
svojo stojnico, klical in vabil; il
te stojnice je padla svetloba ma
sklonjeno starcevo postavo.
MOI, XII je Sci mimo, Sc je u
stavil in zamrmral:
"Prisegam, da ne morem da-
mes nicesar vec dati, &c tudi bi
hotel sam jesti lie rezance. Tu
pa Je tale starec. No, dam mu
srebrnjak, XII sem ga danes "a
sluzil "a jutrisnji dan, in bonn
zaupal v prihodnjost. &c hi Sc
zlvel moi start ocka, bi ga dal
MENU"
Pobrskal je po obleki, privle-
kel IL raztrganega pasu sre-
brnJak in lpo trenutnem obotav-
ss# mo- f
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
Y kOpdli$cu

- I'll, Mici, kaj bi bilo, &c bi
Vdrl zdaj, ko Sc slaciva, v ma
jino kabino kak moski?
- LIE brez skrbi bodi. =
Vdreti ne more.
- Zakaj ne?
- Ker il previdnosti nisem
zaklenila vrat.
Pri d0biUaniu drzaUljenskega
papirja
- Kdo naceluje Zdruzenim
drzavam?
- Predsednik.
- Kdo della zakone?
- Kongres.
- Kdo je zdaj predsednik
Zdruzenih drzav?
- Roosevelt.
- Kako more kdo postati
predsednik Zdruzenih drzav?
- Ako California zanj gla-
suje.
In skusnjo je prestal in po-
stal drzavljan Zdruzenih drzav.
St0rOst
- Morski zrak vam gotovo
zelo prija, gospa? - Izgledate
deset let mlajsa.
- Kako morete vendar to re-
ci? Sal me niste poznali pred
petnajstimi lett.
Ne nese
- Kdaj pa mislite zopet po-
tovati v Evropo?
- Ne pref kot par let po
vojni, kajti zdaj sem incl donna
toliko stroskov, ko je TAXA dra-
ginja da DO treba pc vojni par
let hraniti, da bo kaj denarja,l
brez katerega nj mogoce nika-
NOR.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-04

pounds more than he ever cid in
any previous encounter, Louis
ha1 the speed Of lightning and
his footwork was rhythmic and
swift. His left and right hand
flickered in repeated jolting shots
to the button. The first round was
nearly two minutes gone before
either fighter landed solid
punch. They spared about the
ring for openings and Referee Ed
die Joseph stepped in occasionally
20 break a clinch. In the final
minute of the opening canto, Louis
got in series of light lefts to the
hcac. Simon connected with o
short left to Joe's head, and Louis
forced Simon back with a crush
ing right to the temple.
A light exchange of punches was
traded as the men moved to the
center of the ring to open the
second round. Simon missed left
and then Louis, too, was short on
a left lead. Moving in close, the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-04

by all the other ID world heavy.
weight champions of history.
Lotus beat Simon without the
advice OF his veteran trainer Jack
Blackburn, i'll i'll Chicago. 1t was
the first time in his pro career Joe
had thus been placed. But Nanny
Seamon, white. Larry Amadee and
Co Manager Julian Black were in
the champions corner.
Principal strategy for Simon was
furnished by his manager, Jimmy
Johnston, who also pilots Bob Pas
tor, who recently stunned the pug
ilistic world with the easy way
with which he kayoed hitherto
highly regarded Lem Franklin.
Interviewed in the dressing room
after the fight, the unmarked
Louis said Simon was tough but
never hurt him.
Simon said he thought the ref
cree stopped the fight too soon but
ne was reminded that he had been
counted out and the full ten sec
onds had elapsed
The official crowd and gate were
ANNOUNCED by Chief of Scribes
Harry Markson after the fight. Tbs
paid attendance was 1920 and the
gross receipts $132. 43C a..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-04
Boxing Tournament To
Stress National Defense

nol riShed babies in Memphis and
Shelby County.
Prof. Harry T. Cash, originator
of the Association and its preSi-
dent, stated, Much interest has
been aroused by the tournaments
heretofore, and a capacity crowd
is expected to see these youngsters
during each of the events sched-
tiled. since the schools arc stress
ing Well-developed bodies as a
means IF National Defense, boxing
is splendid way to attain this
end, as we'll as for fitting the boy
to protect himself as an indi-
vidual.~
Schools which will send repre-
sentatives to the South Side Elm
jnation tournament at Booker T
Washington High are: Booker T
Washington. LaRose, Florida, Por-
ter, Melrose, Hamilton Junior
High, Virginia Avenue, Magnolia,
Leath, Nortrecht. intermediate,
Lincoln, IeMoyne College, and Lee
Moyne Gardens and Foots Homes
Boxing Clubs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-04
Washington High Of Tulsa Wins
National Prep Cage Tournament

! Attacks High School-Carbondale,
ILL.,; j. @. Clark.
GIRLS DIVISION
Woodstock High School-Lucy,
Tenn; H. w. Pardon.
Dunbar High School - Savannah,
Tennessee; Daisy Sparks.
Tuskegee Institute High School
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama; Rou-
mania Peters.
ST. Johns Catholic High School
Montgomery, Ala; A. M. Frank
lin.
Parkinson High School Mari
eta, Georgia. Josephine Wilson.
Yazoo High School Yazoo,
Miss; Luther O. Green.
Dothan Colored High School-Do-
than, Ala; A. l.. Walton.
Troy City High School = Troy,
Alabama; Hattie Stevenson.
Hastings Vocational High School
Hastings, Florida: Mildred Ellerbe.
= Lincoln High School Marion,
Ala; Cecil A. Thomas.
Prentlss High School Prentiss.
Miss; Arthur L. Horton.
West Point High School - West
Point, Ga. r. B. Dooley.
WeStfield High School - Birm-
ingham, Alabama; Beatrice Reese.
Moultrie Colored High School -
Moultrie, Georgia; l.. 3. Williams.
Dunbar High School - Bessemer.
Ala; Tony Thrift.
Biloxi Colored High School Bio
Xxi, Miss; Doris Paige.
II. A. Hunt High School Fort
Valley, Georgia; Jerome L. Pinkston.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-04

TUSKEGEE INST, Ala. -(SNS)
Coach Seymour Williams Booker
IT. Washington High School cagers
from Tulsa, Oklahoma, won the
eighth annual National InterScho-
lastic Basketball Tournament here
Saturday night, March 28, by de-
feating Coarch Clifford Purnell's
Southern University High School
basketeers of Scotlandville, Louisi-
ana, 1919, in the championship
finals.
In the women's division, Coach
Rupert G. Smells Wiergate High
School sextette from Wiergate,
Texas, triumphed over Coach J. E.
Brodie's Hermondale High School
girls from Hermondale, 20-16, in the
last round.
GA. CHAMPIONS LOSE
The boys consolation contest saw
the two losers in the semifinals
clash with Coach L. d. Benefits
Middleton Senior High Cagers of
Tampa, Florida, turning back Coach
C. w. Rutherford's Brooks High
School quintet of Quitman, 1912
Georgia State prep champions, 49,
81. for third place hOnOrs.
In the women's consolation affair,
Tangipoloa Parish High School OF
KentWood, Louisiana, coached by O.
w. Dillore, won over Coach j. G..
Benson's Coulter Academy sextette
from Cheraw, South Carolina, 29-18,
and sailed away third place recog-
milton.
CLICKED ALL WAY
To gain the finals in the boys
division, BTWFIS of Tulsa tripped
Middleton, Florida 1912 State
champions, 1875, and Southern
Prep tripped Brooks High 29-17.
Hermondale defeated Tangipoloa
2O-14 and Wiergate tripped Coulter
25-18 to advance to the champions
ship round.
Besides the final and SemifinaI
wins BTWHS of Tulsa tripped
Richmond (Kentucky) 45-35 in the
quarterfinals, whipped Covington
(AldDaIldJ 0f-1S III Tile pIc-QudI-
terfinal round, and turned back
Green Bay (Texas) $3.50 in the
first round
Southern Prep tripped Wiergate
1921 in the quarterfinals, conquer
ed Lincoln (Alabama) 1929 in the
pre-quarterfinal round, and bagged
BTWHS 1ndiana) 1890 in an ov-
ertime first round tilt
ALLsToURNAMENT SELECTIONS
fBOys) 49,
PLAYER SCHOOL
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-04-04
BY LUCIUS JONES
(SNS Sports Editor)

MADISON SQUARE GAR
DEN, NEW YORK = Feint-
ing and shuffling expertly,
Private Joe Louis of the
United States Army, packing
20712 pounds, solved a puz-
cling, unorthodox defense by
ample Abe Simon, 255 IA
pounds of human tonnage
from Richmond Hill, Long
Island, and scored a sensa-
tional Knockout after Is sec
onds of the sixth round here
Friday night at Madison
Square Garden. A bowling,
near-capacity crowd estimat-
ed at 10000 witnessed the
CORY spectacle.
Although he weighed nearly five