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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Trspshooter Dead

* GRAND RAPIDS, April s
-nNS).-Howard w. Benson. for
mer national professional trap
shooting champion, was dead here
today. at the age of Sc after a
long illness. He won the champion
ship in 1880, at Grand American
Handicap, Vandalia, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Noflh-PeIdid Fight
PreIim 10 Dubs Bout

Carmen Notch. Pittsburgh wei
)ierweight, and Ernie Pelaia of
Chicago have been signed to fight
in the eight-round seminal TO
the Ray Robinson-Harvey DubS
headliner at Olympia. April IL
Pelaia last week dropped a de-
cision TO Dubs in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
BettOrs Quote
Toronto at Us
To Take Second
City Stunned by
Wing 81 Victory
Saturday Night
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

TORONTO. April 6. The city
of Toronto has almost settled back
on its foundation and is now just
Lettering slightly as the result OF
the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 victory
over the Toronto Maple Leafs in
the opening game of the Stanley
Cup series.
But the followers of the mighty
Leafs don't still believe il can hap
pen here. They can't believe that
this upstart Gas House Gang OF
hockey players from Detroit can
humble their heroeS-their Syl
Apps. Gordon Drillon, Turk Broda
and the rest.
Despite what happened here
Saturday night. Toronto betting
circles have made the Leafs heavy
favorites TO square the series
when the two clubs charge out for
the second game here tomorrow
night. They're giving II to 5 that
the conquerors Of the Rangers will
square the series and move into
Detroit for the third game Thurs
day with honors even.
ODDS MIGHT LENGTHEN
1t wouldn't be surprising if the
odds heightened because some OF
those 14,1S5 fans who saw the
game still aren't convinced that
Detroit outfought and outchecked
Toronto to win on two goals by
busy Don Crosse and one by Sid
Abel against shots by Johnny Nc
IGreedy and Sweeney Schriner.
They can't believe that Detroit
was never behind in this game.
And ii is absolutely inconceivable
that Jack Stewart, sgd Howe,
Eddie Wares and Crosse, among
others. could hold the great To-
ronto scoring marvels to only two
(count emf shots on the Detroit
net during the seven minutes that
Detroit was shorthanded in the
final period.
Jimmy Orlando and Eddie Bush
were serving penalty time while
Toronto failed to break through
the Detroit barrier of bodies and
sticks.
UNDERDOGS RISE UP
Toronto fans think what they
saw was mirage-or a night
mare. The wings were 81 UNDER
dogs when the game opened. The
odds fell TO 81 at the end of the
first period after the Wings had
gone in humping and marked UP
the goals by Crosse and Abel
which made the Leafs rally twice
to tie the score. Even when the
third period opened with the
score 3-2 in Detroit's favor as the
result of Crosses second goal, the
hockey betters still made the
Leafs 8-5 favorites.
The Wings are well satisfied
with the victory.
Just an even split here will
satisfy me-" said coach Edible
Goodfellow today.
"No, no, let's make IL four
straight" said Crosse.
! Five games will do all right
for me-" said Abel.
Manager Jack Adams, however,
'Iwas sitting smugly with victory
No. l in his hand.
} "YOu can say for me I'll be
glad to win I'm seven," said
! Adams.
The Red Wings just laughed
az the blasts of Toronto's coach,
Happy Day, that their rough-and-
ready forechecking game was
"hoodlumism."
7 The Leafs had just finished
playing a wide open, fast skating,
Continued on Page 14)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
Hockey PIayoHs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

SERIES
Toronto beat New York. 4 games 10 2
SERIES y
Boston beat Chicago. 2 games to 1.
SERIES G
DETROIT beat Montreal 2 games TO 4
SERIES u
DETROIT beat Boston. games 10 O
STANLEY CUP SERIES
(Four out OF seven games)
TOMORRoW's GAME
DETROIT At Toronto.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SERIES
Indianapolis beat Springfield. , 10 z.
SERIES p
Hershey beat New Haven, games TO o
SERIES G
Cleveland beat Washington. 2 games 10 o
SERIES u
Hershey beat Cleveland 2 games 70 l.
SERIES y
Indianapolis 5, Hershey 4
Hershey 5, Indianapolis (overtimsl 4.
Indianapolis 2 Hershey 1.
Hershey ,, indianapolis 2.
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Indianapolis g. Hershey g.
Indianapolis wins SERIES , smss 10 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
OTHER EX-TIGERS DOING WELL

LAKELAND, April 6.-Basebal experts down here have
been wondering the generosity of the American League this
spring. munificence has permitted such outstanding
players Hemsey Billy Sullivan and Gerald Walker to
slip into the National League.
catchers American League permitted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
londos Wrest|es
Jones Tonight
TONIGHT's CARD

I'm Ioudos Greece vs. Farmer Jones.
Arkansas two IN three falls
VIC Christy Texas Lee Henning.
Toronto Two IN three falls.
Nick Billings. Texas vs. Jack League,
Texas. one fall, Commute time limit
Lefty PAGER New York. We Jack steele.
Iowa, one fan Commute time limit.
Jim Londos. still in the. drivers
seat in the wrestling parade, has
Grappled with just about every
type of mailman known 10 the
game. but tonight. at the Arena
Gardens. the Golden Greek is GO
ing 10 tangle with A gent who IS
just as unorthodox IN the ring as
jim is letter perfect.
Jones has Scorned the traditional
wrestling trunks for abbreviated
overalls. which might be enough 10
shock the dignity of the scholarly
Greek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
TIGERS Head North
Dull Grapefruit League Season Ends Happily With
81 Victory Over Cardinals
BY LEO MACDoNELL

LAKELAND, Fla. April g.
With a none too impressive a
record of 9 victories against 13
defeats in inter-league exhibition
games in Florida this spring, the
Tigers were TO break camp here
today.
They will return 10 Lakeland
next spring for their tenth train
ing season in this picturesque and
hospitable little city, war per-
hitting.
Their first stop will be at Dur
ham, y. C.. where tomorrow they
resume their spring feud with the
ST. Louis Cardinals. They meet
again Wednesday in Winston
Salem, n. c., and Thursday in
johnson City. Tenn. After that
the Tigers will take on the Gin
cinnsti Reds for three games be-
fore continuing on to Detroit 10
engage the Indians April ii in
the opening regular game.
CARDS DEFEATED
Among the Tigers nine wins in
the Grapefruit League was an 81
triumph over the Cardinals here
yesterday. their only success in
six games in Florida with the
team generally picked to dethrone
the Brooklyn Dodgers as National
League champions this year.
With the exception of two
games rained out. one with the
Browns in Deland and the other
with the Dodgers in Daytona
Beach. the Tigers played all of
their scheduled games in Florida
this spring All II contests
scheduled in Lakeland were
played. and while there was a
drop in attendance compared with
a year ago, the percentage OF de-
crease was less than the decrease
in the number of tourists.
After having won but five of
their first ID games the Tigers
won four of their last eight con-
tests.
BAKER LIKES YANKS
Baker shares the opinion of
most critics that on paper the
Yankees look like a sure winner.
Also like other managers. Baker
is wondering about the war.
What war conditions have In
for baseball no one knows"
Baker shook his head. "The
public will decide It's fate"
Winning five out of eight games,
the Tigers Jared better against
American League teams than
against National Leaguers. They
won two and lost none against
tho Yankees and achieved identi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

League Except for the Yankees there isn't much difference
In the circuits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06

cal success against the Red Sox
rated the strongest teams in the
league. They split two games
with the Senators and dropped
two to the Indians.
The Reds took three out OF four
from the Tigers. Together the
Cards and Reds totaled 3 of the 13
wins over the Baker boys.
THREE SHUTOUTS
There we're three shutout games
played by the Tigers, Detroit
banking the Reds and the Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
SPORTS
BY LEO MACDONELL'

National League Gains Big Hearted Moenotes
on The Player Trades Let HemsIey Walker
With Junior Loop and Sullivan Escape
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-06
THREE sHUTOUTs

Continued on Page 40
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StenOgraphers Are
Still In Demand
In " ashingt0n

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GAY ulat LheuauGs 81 additional
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Dorothy ONual Geraldine Roberts
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wire Where NJ Caravan Rests
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81 perkanSlon CoIleRe cafupaa and
srtisiue 81 fhe students was pre-
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Longest
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President A ! May STANLEY Beers
orchestra leader and M8 Harrtef
Fuitou Toict instructor. a. the cal-
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fa8 Mis- Fulteu sang 3 beautiful
number Indtan Love Can Tire
memhers 81 tne Vaucleave school
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-13
Cancer Control Is
Theme of Meeting
of Noman's Army
WIN Be Held At GuIipuri This
Afteruagn ~ 5 -

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q fife Wanleus Feld Army 81 t1ls
American SaEsefY tr TIE Control
Cancer has calied a meeting Of
Zee ah DstFaEt cs1ferenea 10 meet
81 the NJ arklau H0tel II GuitpaFt
fks afternoon at three o'clock Miss
Eas q Fuut lass been named ~
captain for Harrison County Al
efazH fFan fhe Coast counties are
argea e attend Tns SIXTH An
nlat Membership Drive viii take
H April which r. Cancer
Control Month 50 designated b.
CONGRESS and proclaimed By Pres-
ent Roosevelt
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fatioHal aefeffse WAS the kevtfVse
- Ehe fan and winter efforts u
tIaf Wumena F8eld Army II tl1e
American Society fof the Control
p Cancer sounded b8 the national
commander Mrs Marjorie = IiiIg
A. d recent meeting IA New YORK
During usls time q national
stress the cancer problem takes On
aa6ea significance MrE Ilie SAID
i Is a HIEaI aspect C national &C.
aease Esen though the yuanE men
and women WHO make up the Ereas
part ~ Cur Army Navy. AR Corps
an6 Civilian Defense organizations
are MOI - the aee when cancer ar
HlediateiF affects them personally.
re nans not fofees that during the
Nlrne tial llaev ere scFH4ne tnekT
country and aEe saerlfleine SO much.
TEE one fhtnz thzf wtu mean mos
q tnm Is fhe PROJECTION o TIER
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Nancleave Home
Demonstration Club
Has Two Meetings

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are fhf nasNfs roaes Hne 1euuSr.
al sss eant Hnte na En- ha86 tness
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cure Sc acquisition g. Ha Flae arc
community
a sasenelG a~snx wA hala 81
lAe h5nt al Mr. q 4 Eaiaf or
TkNrNaaf afie1uaa1 af which tas
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81 tfae srhn9. hnzlra was nEleeG
Afeo Rec Gross &ofk was discussed
arse nians for isse @1uN s1neh frggn
fuH next SESSION Faur8hen women
were present Nzsf MfE EiAk Seeeng
refreshments a. aTanet taiee nGeAlea
ard Ssuawahe8 The rex nnsaianr
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ttA fhs Anaene wnn q ear president
rne nseaanefH itai IS maEss ss nas1i
tM attend Sc thai fflH Red Cnans
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worthy hsAHnh m aefeu@ uFk
MRS BURTON ROBERTS
HHrmrter.
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Sugar Rati0ning
Soon To BE Made
Effective
Details &c Ne AunuuHt-a At
Teachers Meetinx Al
Future na1r

P-TeparAiinzls are beinf made for
0e r4EauliHE - Easaf "a aackaafs
County families TIE rafsanIng xii
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TIRE various n1gtFscu II the nnsansy.
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whe has caglaeu a. estimate 81
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isfi lass 81 edasabe children ~ the
c0aIrfY
Tnt matter VII b. taken up AZ TIVE
anfaaa8 meeting q tine jackson,
Glart9 School Te8cherH Association
a. hN heae - tae fleaf future IN pas
Gxauln TIE "DETAILS 81 Auw the fa-
nuEsfsiE VIII b. WaaH ALI ~ aui-
Asseo e the teachers al that flrae
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BEER FeeniFeu fF0m " a Chhhcstn.
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t1fal q I8N population h. JACK
q County 81 the present whe MI.
ssaare n Ire natianinR These arr d.
Flfieo as follows for the various
HEla8ol districts
Hagn4 Casofta 100. Daisy -vestrv
Cunsoasdated coo Esaafaxga gaaa.
ksxataw "a ealoTea aa Hurley Con-
soAsdate1 lHe Lave OAK paHa &c.
81 Martin i.T3s Orange Lake l.
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c1tafs 1Saa WAGE. Loo Blur
Greek Ae Davis Chapel 800 LTon.
soc West R~aaea30Ila r8soTed 100
Mo- Point 48n Nos posnt nol.
cree $50 Ocean Springs 27no
Ocean spranRs aaiosed So pAsea-
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Sale of L. S. Defense
Bonds and Stamps
Continues
xIk1Fs ~oM II stores Herr
Last Iradas and SATURDAY.

TAe sale 81 ueienR Banrz anc
Stamps az fhe different places uf
business n Paacasaua continue
space ~ the army q xafkers caa-
f4Iaas Ise4r efforts unfai i lasss Ike
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mr.
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sln7a stamp Palace pigaEnafR.
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$500 eenof - % sgamp Khge
lfonsrT xln0W banez 8Ia25 STAMPS.
4 4 p store $3.50 azzuu pee
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stamp T0ial Aaa fu ihe tna uaYs.
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SPRINGS
NEWS

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to he wlth huF brother.
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Mr. Epenref p Hart returned e.
thsf hams 81 Chicago SITTER . VISIT
10 MTa JAMES X LeaVeii al 9Boos8e
Gate
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epen. len 0ass in Ocean sprHaar
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ms for Camp Wheeler ga
Jack williams Askley nVrd and 2.
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Kem Ofleama
TIRE Hfitlsf War Relief mt ufh
Mr. v q Humphrey at iaa FHiirl
House Tuesday snoTnlne u NaE re-
ported that ines had sent SIS %
Etae tana f@ Eaf5en seea
Tne Home E-fhnofnirs CInh met
iaEt Tuesday afternoon Plans we're
discussed for a supper Tor tfe foot
bal boys and enlargement 81 tire
club
Miss Betty phsIlip hnrar eeonagn-
Is teacher ~ fhc OSean swizfzs
High School has received lneF efe-
een1tal from Washington auihor4a-
ms her 70 teach the course IN nn-
triton 70 women n CIVILIAN De-
ie,aa under the direction Of the
American Rec CnoN
The Band Auxiliary held Is reRu-
TAR business meeting laef Wedfns-
Gay afternoon 81 n rhseh school
~ $50 As+AAf F# ~ AaEN AAHAA HE AAH d
ne3 stand fm ne drum afsa nes.
Nhite bella already have beer or
eeTed Plans we're also completed
&C. entertain the uae1mhefee of fht
mna n THE nea future Nh e
+ D-7gnnas was welcomed o. q
neN member % thr auxiliary.
The HusafT 9th NEE "wednesday
81 n0ou 81 fnt EdNafns HOUSE and
celebrated the Tih anniversary e.
Rotary International A E Gotaehe.
q charter member 81 fhr 0cean
sorsag club cuf tbs huge birthday
eaks ana Ret = M Ulmer saz 81
alaFRt 6 the program
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Receives Promotion
IN Rank At KeesIer

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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-08
Spokane, Washington
BY sytil Stafford
Miss Eleanor Barrow, Mr.. Jas. Chase Wed
In Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

William Tucker, Kirk Barrow and
Harry Blackwell. For her daugh-
ter's wedding, Mrs. Barrow wore
an ashes of roses crepe dress with
a dark blue straw hat, and a cor
sage of gardenias and sweat peas.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the Y. w. c. A.
with $50 guests attending. Music
for the evening was furnished by
Miss Evelyn Davenport and Ro-
bert johnson. The young couple
will make their home In Spokane.
Major Milton T. Dean of Los
Angeles with headquarter offices
in San Francisco. spent Saturday,
April 25th in Spokane. Major Dean
heads the civilian National De-
Tense work over the 8 far western
states and spent a very busy day
IN conference meetings, interviews
and renewing old acquaintance.
While in the city Major Dean, with
Mrs. Rosa D. Malone and her
niece, Miss Biockly of Montgomery
Alabama, were the dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dundee who
also took Major Dean on an auto
tour of the city before his depart
ure for Seattle Saturday evening.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1942-05-08

At beautiful ceremony In the
Holy Trinity Episcopal church
Friday evening, April 10, Miss FL
eanor Barrow, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barrow, became
the bride Of James Everett Chase.
The ceremony was read by the
Father Earnest ]. Mason, assist
ed by his son as server. Miss
Barrow escorted by her father
wore a white satin gown with a
yoke and sleeves of sheer lace. A
white veil attached to a juliet cap
fell in graceful lines over the
sweeping train of the gown. With
a bouquet of white sweet peas,
rapture roses and gardenias, the
bride carried a sheer lace hand
kerchief which her mother carried
at her wedding 81 years ago. Mrs.
Elmo Dalbert, matron of honor,
wore a blue crepe frock and car
ried a bouquet of pink carnations
and gardenias. Elmo Dalbert was
the best man. Before the cere-
mony, Robert Johnson sang 20
Perfect Love" and Miss Mary
Boyle sang 1.-THE Lords Prayer"
The wedding march was played
by Mrs. Margaret Uhden. The
ushers were Clarence Freeman,