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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
MAN AnnnT TnWN


 The British ofilcials here "doubt veddy mitch" that the woman intro duced at several affairs last week as Mrs. Winston Churchill is Mrs Prime Minister. Midtowners insist they were introduced to her, despite reports from London that Mrs Churchill was at a reception there for Mrs. President The Mickey Rooneys' reconciliation. according to friends, IS merely a series of con- fabs over the coin settlement Edith Rogers Dahl, who once im- plored Franco to free her "Whitey" (the flying ace) from 6 Spanish dungeon, will wed her vaudeville partner, Philip Kay The Harry Bull (editor of Town and Country and Mrs. Godfrey Hellman (ex- Mrs. Bulb custody case is far from over. She intends taking 1t to a higher tribunal Gene Krupa will be draft bait as soon as Mrs. krupa's decree arrives Fanny Brice has the miserie3 over the split from John Conte It's a boy for the Warren Pershings (Muriel Richards) at Doctors Hospital.
 Talk about O. Henryish twists: The Musica brother sentenced to Lewisburg pen for the McKesson- Robbins matter is out on parole in a peculiar situation. Intimates hear he still has lots of money but can't touch it. His conditional release de- tnands that he live only on money derived from gainful employment j. Frisco and Roy Sedley, at their age. went to 1t at Club IS the other midnight to- -dawning Anne Rutherford's latest romance is Jack Converse of the big Coast drug firm :. 1. Biggest rush for bottled hooch is on for home use. Only a few days left to save soc a bottle :. The Lieutenant Owen Wards Brenda Joyce) are infaticipatients !. Ditto the John Beals (Helen Craig) Rex Tugwell's little girl, Tanis, will middle -aisie 1t with Ensign John W. Alexander |. You may expect a huge surprise after agents for Bennett and AL fange hold secret confabs this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Wonen's Club Bridge
 Thursday Afternoon

Mrs. Wilbur Larson and Mrs. Louis VonLott are co-chairmen of the Halloween Dessert Bridge to be sponsored by the Women's Club on Thursday afternoon at one- thirty o'clock. They will be assisted by the members of the Ways and Means Committee, including Mrs. Edmbund J. Abott, Mrs. Harold J. Beaulac, Mrs. Norman Cables, Mrs. Joseph O. Collins, Mrs. Robert H. Dean, Mrs. August E. Fiege, Miss Clarice J. Gillette, Mrs. Joseph Henderson, Mrs. Charles R. Hine, Mrs. Wallace c. Husted, Mrs. Willis H. Machin, Mrs. Alfred F. Meyer hans, Mrs. Harry A. Mink, Mrs. Henry w. Minor.
 Also, Mrs. Charles E. McBurney, Mrs. Samuel J. Morgan, Mrs. Downing Reinbrecht, Mrs. Edwin H. Roberts, Mrs. Rudolph Schneider, Mrs. Frank G. Smith, Mrs. Anson R. Stocking, Mrs. c. Dana Tyack and Mrs. Gordon R. Weaver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction O Mrs. w. s. Smith were: Section I Mrs. Louis Lougee, Mrs. Heller Clarke, 118; Mrs. William Reynolds Mrs. Edmund Spicer, 92 1-2. The official standing: Mrs. Lougee, Mrs Clarke, 3o7; Mrs. Joseph Reilly. Mrs Asa York, 367.
 Section II: Mrs. F. A. Jackie, Mrs Frank N. Hess, 106 1-2; Mrs. Ernest Griggs, Mrs. Leslie Hubbell, 96 1-2 The official standing: Mrs. Jackie Mrs. Hess, 365; Mrs. Idris Alderson Mrs. Earl Carey, 359.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
3 McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

The squeeze is one of the most difficult plays for the average bridge player to learn. Several years ago I wrote a series of articles based on E. Hall Downes' book giv- ing the "Tapel" formula, which l thought was the best outline of the squeeze play.
 The word "Tapel" is coined as a reminds of the five essentials for any squeeze. To illustrate these es- sentials, consider the hand shown here. Eas' plays contract of seven no trump and South opens the king of spades.
 Declarer can lay down six club tricks, three diamonds, two hearts and spade, total of I2. Where
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
MRS. MARY DEWEY
 TURNS TO WRITING

Testing of high school seniors for job placement is the subject Of an article written by Mrs. Mary Dewey Of a2 Wildwood avenue for the cur- rent issue of Employment Review, a government publication. The author. field supervisor for the U. S. Ems ployment Service of Connecticut and a former manager of the local ofiice, describes the methods used in interviewing and examining stu- dents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Personal
ShoWer Honors
 Catherine Burke

Mrs. John Cullinan of Wood street entertained yesterday after noon with tea and linen shower at the Rosanne tea room in Middle bury in compliment to Miss Cath erine Burke of Walnut street. Miss Rose Cullinan and Mrs. Ronald Daley poured,
 Among the guests were Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Mrs. Gertrude Fogarty, Mrs. Paul Pagan, Mrs. Arthur Stan- ton, Mrs. Joseph Callion, Mrs. Lottie Griffin, Mrs. Etta King, Mrs. Thomas F. Cullinan, Mrs. Agnes Moran, Mrs. Mary Fahey, Mrs. Ste- phen Kelly, Mrs. William Murphy, ST., Mrs. Leo Harrington, Mrs. Thomas Bowling, Mrs. Hugh Gall lagher, Mrs. William Murphy, Jr., Mrs. Martin Gavin, Mrs. Thomas Gavin, Mrs. Joseph Gavin;
 Mrs. Thomas Cusick, Mrs. Joseph Mccarthy, Mrs. Fred Colwell, Mrs. Matthew Colwell, Mrs. Rose Daley, Mrs. Rose Dundon, Mrs. Patrick Neagle, Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. Abram Clegg, Mrs. William Doyle, Mrs. Patric.: Burke, Mrs. Joseph Burke, Mrs. Catherine Fran cis, Mrs. Roy Card, Mrs. Bea O'Brien, Mrs. Molly Dillon, Mrs. An- drew Cavanaugh, Jr., Mrs. Anon O'Brien, Mrs. Margaret Cavanaugh, Mrs. William Lucien, Mrs. Fred Baril, Mrs. James Campbell;
 And the Misses Catherine, Helen and Mary Brick, Anna Brophy, Fam nie Cassidy, Anna O'Brien, Elizabeth Mae Gavin, Mary Elizabeth Ken ney, Donaldo Guilfoile, Mae Cul- linan, Mary Hickey, Margaret Hick- ey, Julia Hickey, Catherine Hickey, Mary Bergin, Catherine Thompson, Mary Doyle, Margaret Doyle, Mar garet Burke, Catherine Burke, Mad- cline Card, Claire Murphy, Loretta Dillon, Claire Lawlor, Margaret Lawlor. and Nell Lawlor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
CORNELL CLuR

Scorers in the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty were: north- south, Mrs. Earl Pierson, Mrs. George LeBonne, 74h; Mrs. Tim othy Sullivan, Mrs John Doran, 701s; east-west, Mrs. Lucian Per- reault, Mrs. Albert LaVigne, 67h; Mrs. Thomas Cottero, Mrs. George Bolan, 67.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Personal

The Misses Irene Delaney of Vol colt street, Gloria Targalia of Wall street. and Peggy Deeley of East Main street. have been registered at the Hotel Abbey fin New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond A. Boulan- ger of Baldwin street Extension an- Ilounee the birth of son, Raymond Arthur, Jr., on October 20 at the Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Boulanger is the former Ethel Noble.
 Miss Margaret Chagnot of the Connecticut Light and Power Com pany will give an address and demonstration on the care and simple repair of household gas and electrical equipment to members of the Waterbury Consumers Council Friday. November 6. The class will be held at 2 p. m. at the company's auditorium.
 Mrs. Frances Hyde and Dr. Eliza beth c. Bergin of Lewiston. Maine, have returned after visiting their brother. Patrick s. Bergin Of Wil- low street. Mrs. Bergin Is q patient at St. MaFy's hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
SCOVILL FIRST AID
 TEAM DEM ONSTRATES

Charles Williams will direct a demonstration Of artificial resplFa- ton presented by the Scovill first aid team at the Dusgan school gym nasium tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The public Is invited to attend the dem- onstratlon. given as a part of the standard first aid course being held on Monday and Wednesday eve- nings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
EATING ALDRTCHEs

In Paramount's Victory Short 'The Aldrich Family Gets in the Scrap" the first scene filmed show cd Henry Aldrlch and his family al the dinner table. The shot was made at nine o'clock in the morn. ing. an hour after they had finished their breakfast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Weddings
STEWART.KYLE

STEWART-KYLE
 MT. and Mrs. John Kyle of Beech CT avenue announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Agnes, to Ralph A. Stewart, son of Mrs. Alice Stewart and the late Ralph Stewart of East Main street.
 The wedding will take place on November 12 at o'clock at the church of SS. Peter and Paul.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Club News
I. F. c. A.

The Waterbury circle of the h. ternational Federation of Catholic Alumnae will hold a meeting We'd nesday night, October 2S, at the basement of the Immaculate Con- ception church. All chapter repre- sentatives have been asked to re- port for the drawing of a war bond.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Claire [. Beoulieu
 Weeds Alfred Scaccc

At nine o'clock on Saturday morning, Miss Claire L. Beaulieu daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Beaulieu of Caribou, Maine, became the bride of Alfred M. Scacco oi Oak street.
 The Rev. Alfred Mahtieu per. formed the ceremony at St. Ann'S church, which was decorated with chrysanthemums Miss Margaret Scacco, sister of the groom, at- tended as maid of honor, with Ed ward J. Hayes as best man.
 Given in marriage by her uncle Homer Michaud, the bride wore a gown of white satin with sweet heart neckline, and a long train. A Victory crown held her full length veil, and she carried white pom poms centered with an orchid.
 The two-toned blue gown of the maid of honor, was fashioned with velvet bodice and taffeta skirt She wore a velvet crown with os- trich plumes, and carried yellow pompoms.
 The groom's mother was dressed in wine velvet with a corsage of gardenias.
 Guests from Canada, Maine Massachusetts, Bristol and this city attended the reception at Napoli- tanos palace. When leaving for a trip to Washington, D. C., the bride wore a suit of dark blue wool, wine accessories, and an orchid corsage.
 The groom is a graduate of Crosby high school, secretarial school, and studied at the Economic Research Bureau.
 Miss Ann Tierney, R. N, of Hart ford, has returned after spending a week as the guest of her sister, NFrc CaApOA, NR,,lIiQo1n nf n1,AaV1iy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
HADASsAH

The Hadassah Business and Pro- fessional group will hold meeting of the Board of Directors on Tues day evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph Ruskin of Melbourne Ter race,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

Just to be different. Bonita Gran vile likes that good old-fashioned country" brown betty made with fresh peaches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

Buy WaF Sends, Stamps
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

Miss Ann Tierney, R. N, of Hart ford, has returned after spending week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Mulligan of Phoenix avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
Newsom Still Popping Off

Buck Newsom who celebrated his hrtyfourth birthday
trday by declaring the steenth time that the Tigers didn't
right by him. in IS years of baseball has 20 different
uniforms representing IA different clubs from eight leagues
In his day he has pitched for three in
Charley Hayes brightest Of the Detroit fighters has
been offered chance onhe Tony Zaeeoe Abrams fight card
Mike Jacobs will stage Chicago Stadium month
Sugar Robinson also will be the 1t will be for the
SO Jacobs connection Zales middeweight title will
a stake.
So Frank Leahy Nne Dame grid coach is worrying
Beware Big Ten teams beware That worry stuff sounds
omnous Dale Alexander the oneme Tiger first baseman
struck out in his first for political job He lost the
decision for sheriff in Grcenve Tenn close battle In
setting record for winnings Whraway reached the goal
in his fory-hh II Seabiscut 50
former mark Winnie Richards former lieu
the New York Guard Great Lakes practically
Big this fall having football games
with six member teams Jimmy Smith played left habaek at
Illinois in his sophomore As junior he right half
back nov he S at full.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
REPORTS FRIDAY

Johnny Lipon. the 19-year-old
shortStop from Beaumont. will re-
port TO the Tigers at Briggs Sta
dunn Friday, upon the Tigers
return 10 the Stadium for a home
stay w h c h will be inaugurated
with a weekend series against the
White SoX.
With the possibility Of Franklin
joining up. young Lipon may be
called upon TO take over the reg
ular post at ShortStop before the
end Of the current season, which
marks a sensational climb from
MuSkcgon, Class - league. to the
majors in less than a year
The enrolment of TebbcttS and
Gohringer would boost the lumber
Of Tigers in service 10 eight. Hank
Greenberg, now a lieutenant, was
the first. Following the Tiger
slugger were Freddie Hutchinson
Bob Uhle, Pat Muiiin. Les Mueller
and Hitchcock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
QuarferbackS Notice
Golf Tournament and Football Dinner Scheduled
for September at Western Golf Club
BY EDGAR HAYES

Downtown Quarterbacks Club,
sponsored by The Detroit Times,
will hold its first annual golf
tournament, open TO all members
of the Downtown Quarterbacks
Club will be held at Western
Golf and Country Club, Thursday
September 3.
There will be Is holes of medal
play with handicapS for all.
Prizes will be tickets to the inn
portant college games al Univers-
itieS of Detroit. Michigan, Michi-
gan State and Notre Dame. There
also will be a kickers so all will
have a chance TO get some of
these tickets.
The dinner in the evening will
be the formal opening of the foot
ball season. Coaches from all the
leading colleges Will be present
TO give previews of the 1912 sea-
son. All the colleges will be re-
presented and the Quarterbacks
will go away with a good idea OF
what TO expect on the gridiron this
fall.
The Downtown Quarterbacks
Club is made up of Detroit's most
ardent football fans. Every Mon.
day noon during the football sea.
son they gather at lunch and
discuss the games PLAYED the week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
Lions Like II in CharIevoix

Bob Lashaw pureyor of publicity for Freddie Mandos pro
otbaers back this week and reported that the
Lions crazy about Charlevoix training spot and
Fred Deano pleasant and able University of Michigan
from Arbor make that the sale
Of tickets FOR Wolverine football games this fall ahead
all other years The swell response for tickets the double
header Browns August %
Navy Relief despite the upsydownsy play of the Detroit
proof that have the best fans in the world From Briggs
Stadium word that there good chance the huge ball
park Seating will be a seout
10 sell But hurry the best don't last forever
Lawson Little says his toughest putt a sx-fooer
fourteenth the Canterbury Club Cleveland during
payo Gene for the National championship
in 1910 II wake night and find myself breaking
out into after dreaming about that putt Little explains
had hoed from off the green Lawson
hole the the
The down hill along sharp ridge the
the slightest strokng would throw the
other :. He dropped right the middle Of cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
A Pied Score

By VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

The lost stroke has been found
and Ray Irwin. A Detroit printer.
started today's third round in the
Union Printcraft's Golf Tourna-
mcnt az Warren Valley with a
36-hole total Of 157 instead Of 15s.
With Eddie Rack. the bespec-
taclcd McKeeSport Pa star, in
front with IA and 7 strokes ahead
of his closest rival. Carl Daniels,
a Detroit photographer, stroke
may not mean much 10 most per-
sons. But 70 Irwin il looks plenty
big
You see it's like this:
In Mondays first round, Irwin
yep. he's the fellow who made
that acc had a rs posted opposite
his name. Good going. you Il say
But somehow he got 10 thinking
Didn't he have a Is?
lie spent most Of that night
PLAYING over this round. stroke by
stroke. and no matter how he fig
ured H. he always got the same
score instead of rs.
He played his second round yes
terday and had an 50. But his
mind still wasn't on his work
That 76 continued 10 haunt him
Wasn't it a IS? he kept asking
himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12

previous. The leading coaches
attend and give their views. Pic
lures are shown and all points of
argument are cleared UP.
There are no dues or expenses
attached to membership in the
club. And all football fans who
attended one or more meetin :
last year are eligib' to compete
IN the golf tournament. Members
who want 10 play in the tourna-
ment are urged to send in their
entries TO the sports department
OF the Times at once.
Don't forget the date Septem-
Der 3. at Western Golf and Coun-
try Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
DIZZY JUMP DUE FOR JOHNNY Upon

Harvey Rebe 2Oyearod catcher from the Beaumont club
who reports the Tigers at Cleveland today Cleveland boy
picked up by the Tigers off the sandos Of that village
Dick Wakefield leading the Texas League with handsome
1861 batting The $4,000 beauty from University of
Michigan, who is also of the Of coming from
Texas club finish the with Del Bakers
depleted squad has batted SO for Beaumont and hit
nine home Hoot Evers who hitting 1872 at the latest
look batted home rs aes and also exploded nine homers
Evidently the Wakefield Eves combination rather terrifying
to opposing pitchers
Johnny Lpon like Harold Newhouser, born in Detroit
Johnnys 10 and he becomes Deros regular shortstop
before the end Of the current VIII be quite dizzy
for the former Chadsey high ahetefrom Muskegon the
Tigers in Frank Stub Overmire the ehander was
born Moline Mich. he y games and lost but al
Western Michigan College Kalamazoo before joining Muskc
gon thence moving TO Beaumont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
Three Words and Ott's Out

Fast work. this we'd say Strike three said Jocko Conon
the National League umpire You're liar, said Mel OFT
And you of the game said Jocko the second
time OFT banished becoming manager Of the Giants
Mchigans first four football at home with Great
Lakes, Michigan State Iowa Seahawks and Northwestern
Willie Joyce Gary lightweight sensation who beat Harvey Dubs
is managed by George Trafton the old football Phil
Marchdon brilliant young pitcher for the Athletics Charley
Keller OF the Yankees the toughest batter the league for
him Marchldon awaiting call 10 the Canadian army in
fall He rated Of the best fingers in the American
League
They saying that Joe Louis and Billy Conn
to ange in New York month and that will be twilight
show" New York Yankees picking each other the
greatest bapayes Bob Mo star end at Northwestern says
his greatest thrill 1910 the Michigan game
caught 35yard pass from Bill De Correvon Tom
Harmon o the goal line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
Ii pom u Regular?
Detroter, Called Up as Tebbetts. Hitchcock Leave
May Be Used Regularly if Franklin Goes, Too
By LEO MACDONELL

With Billy Hitchcock already in
an army camp in Florida. Birdie
TebbettS under orders TO report
Immediately 10 his induction board
in Nashua. y. H.. and harlie
Gehringer headed for the navy. the
a lready Shell-shocked Tigers.
within the last AS hours, suffered
their heaviest casualties in Uncle
Sans call 10 service.
There is also the possibility OF
Murray Franklin. Hitchcock re-
placement at shortstop. going soon.
Franklin has been trying 10 get
into the navy.
Tebbetts, who in Cleveland yes
terday, received his summons from
his home town in New England.
was expected 10 return TO Detroit
today and leave for the East to-
night. The loss OF Tebbetts, paired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12

The Indians, the contrary, had numerous scoring
chances but couldn't cash in. The called imme-
diatey Rudy York had turned leapng onehanded
into double play with first and second
and in the fourteenth.
Trout held the Indians to seven hits in the nightcap,
while the Tigers hammerng Harder and Harry Eisen-
for r. Trout drove in the games first run with
clean single in the second inningan extremely important
1t turned out.
The Indians made bid to tie it up in the ninth but
Jimmy Bloodworths accurate relay of long throw by
Cramcr jim Hogan the plate when he tried TO
the tying double by pinch hitter Fabian
Gaffkc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12

He didn't win It. but neither did Mnar and The Indians.
They batted through IA innings scoreess tie before the
game called account of darkness few minutes later
the lights turned and Dizzy Trout and Mel Harder
stepped out of the dugouts up for the night half
of the twight-night double-header.
That the Tigers did win, to 2, and Bridges
courageous pitching against heavy odds the Tigers all
the profit there in the long evenings proceedings
The te-the second the Indians and Tigers have played
in Ceveland-wl be played off part of doubeheader
today with Al Benton and probably Hal Newhouser pitch
ing against AL Smith and Vernon Kennedy
In the fourteen innings of the twilight game Mnar gave
the Tigers only hits both singles And only the
six Bengas who reached first base second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
Boudfedu Gets
New Contract

CLEVELAND. Aug. II (UP) 49,
Lou Boudreau has signed a new
threc-year contract 10 manage the
American League Cleveland In.
dianS. President Alva Bradley an.
nounced today.
The 25-year-old ShortStop has
been with the Indians for three
years. He took over the mana.
gerial reins from Roger Peckin.
paugh this year, becoming the
fifteenth manager of the club.
Bradley refused 10 discuss any
possible change in his financial
arrangements with Boudreau. who
is now reported receiving about
S25,0 900 per year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
South Regdining
Bettors' Favor
BY LEWIS III. WALTER
Go South with SnuthW

The old Churchill Downs cry is
sounding at the Detroit race track
now as the 73-day meeting nears
its end.
For George South is booting
EN- home. Two mounts and two
winners yesterday Not by triples
and doubles and tours, perhaps,
like young Eric Guerin, Jess Hig-
ley and Johnny Adams, but
George probably has the best per-
centage of any boy at the track.
That is if you can call a 27-year-
old jockey a boy--a Jockey who
had TO reduce from 142 pounds this
spring
Down at Churchill Downs. where
the stretch runs north and south,
Just like the stretch at Detroit, it's
been a favorite cry for years that
Go South with South because
roly-poly George has booted many
a winner down that stretch. He's
a hardboot favorite and almost a
native. He comes from Newburg.
Ind, on the banks OF the Ohio
River, not far from Dade Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
ORDERS POUR IN

And Judging from the continued
brisk sale of tickets. the Tigers
and fans of Detroit are going to do
more for the great cause in re-
ceipts from the Army and Navy
Relief Fund doubleheader between
the Detroit and 81. Louis teams
at Briggs Stadium, Sunday, August
%.
Among the new orders was one
from Carl 3. futile OF s. s. Kresge
Company for 100 tickets TO be sent
10 the Boys Club of Detroit Nate
Shapero also asked that 100 be
sent 10 the same club. The Fort
Dearb born Post No. 364 of the
American Legion ordered 50 lick.
cts and J. r. Moore of Sears-Roe.
buck. 100 for the employees of thai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
RACK PROVES CLASS

Then, seated in front Of the
Scorcboard, he began doing some
and discovered the err
ror. The official in charge had
made a mistake in addition, pied
his score as IL were. His first nine
added up to 35, not 36, and that
made il Is.
And so Irwin started today's
Continued on Page 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-12
louis-Conn Bout
Reported Approved

NEW YORK, Aug. u tINS) 49,
The word was making the round,
that Mike Jacobs has the greer
light from Washington and Cpl
Joe Louis Barrow viii forget the
rlgorS of army training one night
late this summer and defend his
Civilian heavyweight ttttr against
Pvt. Billy Conn also Of the United
States Army.