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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
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BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE MARINES have landed
and the situation is well in hand
or az least il will be at the Fox
starting Friday where TO the
Shores of Tripoli" is going to give
the boys in blue their due in
Technicolor.
I At the same time the United
Artists, beginning Thursday. is
going 10 give film fans a treat of
A different nature. The picture
version of the Henry Bellaman
beSt-seller Kings Row" is also
scheduled for this week.
ITO the Shores of Tripoli" Is
advertised as having all The color
and action that one might expect
from a sea-dog drama. The cast,
in, this case a high-powered one.
features John Payne, Randolph
Scott. John Litel and some pretty
hard boiled characters.
The feminine interest "a little
influence is always neces-
Sary) is provided by Maureen
O'Hara and Nancy Kelly. Incident
ally this is the first time that
Miss O'Hara, a Charles Lughton
discovery from the Irish Theater,
has appeared on the Fox lot. Here
tofore her time has been taken up
by R-K-O and Hollywood's eligible
bachelors.
COMES KINGS ROW
Kings Row" needs no introduc-
tion 10 the hordes of fans who read
the book and have been as anxiousI
to see the picture version as those
thousands who read Anthony
Adverse" and Gone with the
Wind" For Whom the Bell Tolls
customers will have 10 wait in line.
A BIG CAST
In the midwestern small town
epic, we think Warmers have
whipped up the kind of adaptation
you've wanted. OF course it's al
W 81 y -ll6A1ANNl--lL-f 4Ah-$a+>t' ~ q tp't'i \
than a spectator, but here you'fff
find Robert Cummings as the hero
Paris Mitchell: Ronald Reagan as
his reckless pal, Drake McHugh;
Betty Fields as the strange Cas-
sandra; Ann Sheridan as the sen-
sacrificing Ran dy Monaghan;
CeberH as the sadiStiCt
Doctor Gordon Nancy Coleman as
MS neurotic daughter: Judith An
1erson as his bigoted wife andj
many others equally as well cast.
OUR LAST READING
Since we haven't read the book
our monthly subscription col
apsed a year ago-we don't know
whether this choice will satisfy the ,
reader or not-at ther,
same time il looks like a darn
swell cast to us.
The Body Disappears" another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15


ager of the high school paper
while we edited IL. And the
empty lot where the tough guy
OF the block broke his wrist in
n fight. only II didn't cool him
off. He kept on getting in fights
and the plaster cast on his hand
was more dangerous than his
fist.
The posts have washed out,
and the fence is down at the
old Hutchins house on Packard
street, and the high school jun
iors 60 slam-banging around
town in rattly Fords. Only you
don't know this crop; they drive
Model AS, and they were in
short pants while we were do
ing our slam-banging around IN
Model rs.
The town changes, and 1t
STAYS the same. The bakery on
Main street has 'V doughnuts"
now-made in the shape of v,
instead of the hole e-middle
style. The crocuses are popping
up, and the rhubarb In some
body's back yard on Liberty
street Il showing red, and the
first dandelions are In blossom
by the south wall OF University
High School.
The college students are rid
ing their bicycles, and the boys
and girls still hold hands in
broad daylight. or sit on the
steps of Angel Hall. But the
keep-off-the-grass signs are new
this year.
They've got signs all over the
campus. and no two alike. Lad
and lassie, keep off the grassie,"
says one by the Library.
Also, Our ranks are thin
Ming" and Keep off this vege-
tation-you may want to eat
it this summer" Somebody
must have had fun making up
those signs.
BY the Law School-"Men
prefer curves. Curve around"
and over by the Natural Science
Building. "As one sprout to an
other, move over!'
CoDege-bred keep-off-the-grass
signs. And what happens? The
students have started stealing
the signs for their rooms.
One-o-cat games being played
In the same empty lots where
we always played, and the only
thing different is the faces. And
a 6-year-old on his velocipede,
carrying a pistol and wearing a
toy tin helmet. Playing air raid
warden.
The first of the buses on the
new bus line goes by; Willow
Run" Defense workers trying
10 find houses TO live in, miles
from the plant. And a dead
robin. crushed by an automobile
wheel, is lying in the street.
Why. in these days, feel sad
about a dead robin? And yet
you do!
Hubie Moran's grown up and
gone into business. Joe NoggIe's
working In the design room of
an airplane factory, and he says
that Walter Koelz II In Thlbet.
and probably can't get out, now,
until the war Is over.
Some OF the houses are gone.
and the spreading university has
covered the place where they
stood where Harry Burnett
started making the marionets
that have taken him % Holly
wood: and a block down the
street, the place where Leopold
and Loeb, the Chicago murder
ers, used 10 room when they
were students.
John Koch's an important
artist, and Jim Sheahan's dead.
and Mike Rosenthal has moved
TO Detroit and Glen Straub's In
the army-and there's your boy
hood, Just a lot OF things you
remember. A lot of fading hap
piness that you didn't recognize
ss happiness then. A troop Of
ghosts who walk the streets with
you for an hour or two. and
won't come away with you when
you leave. They stay, and It's
you who has gone away.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
NEW HOMES.

II you want a fine home with 3 large
bedrooms. attached garage and porch, slate
roof. gas-flred heating, white oak floors.
copper piping. fireplace. situated on large
lots with ample trees, We have three for
your inspection. Convenient tranSporta-
rion. shopping. schools, churches. Rea-
Sonably priced, convenient terms.
See 211 Lexington Dr.. Woodmoor, Md.
Shepherd sOS7 or North 1000. 26s
Evening star., 1942-07-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1901 BELMONT RD: NW.-Beautiful,
large front room for or young Gov
ernment t NJ sirls;; home privileges; good cook
1898 HOBART ST. NW-single rm., also
rnds I'm; Tor m man 6, to share with another twin
MT. PLEASANT DIsTRIcT-Newly fur
nished home@for girls; unlim. phone, fine
food: trans, 90 min. downtown. AID. 1151,
LARGE. attractive room suitable 2 or 81;
delightful club atmosphere and home
cooked meals: convenient transportation.
MI 20S4.
3lo7 18th ST: N.W.-,Large, airy room,
home cooking $40. DU. si76. H 'lAA'D''
GIRL 1880, share room with another
venient, 10c bus. Arlington, Va; meals
optional. Call Chestnut 1854 after 9.
2703 NORTH CAPITOL sT-Wel-fur-
nished large room. twin beds (2 girls)
Jewish home; unlimited phone.
CHI. CH-Beautiful home, tennis court:
3 girls to share large studio room with 2
others; $50 each; excel meals. OIL. 66O3.
l447 .PARKWOOD PI.. N.W-Nicely fur
nished room for gentleman,
$50 EMERSON ST NW-Front room,
eentiles only RA. 1914
| AVAIL. JULY 23rd-Large, nicely furnish
mattresses Home priv. AID. 142e. w. '''s
17o5 UPsHUR ST. N.W.-Double and
single rooms with board. excellent meals;
for young men; | block off 18th St
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1900 Mass. ave. NV
Vacancies for several refined girls OF
young men; doubles and triples. DU. 1854
Evening star., 1942-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANrEl

BEDROOM SUITES. office furniture, dining
glassware and rugs Dupont 05I3 30.
BEDROOM dining, living room furniture;
contents of arts. or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY; STORAGE. ia. 2937.
BENDIX WASHER, any size. Cau Du-
pont sat6.
BICYCLES WANTED t2), boys and girls.
Call Franklin S005
Cash AT ONCE for all kinds of furniture;
also cleo. refg, fans. radios cash registers,
bicycles, stoves tools, ofhce equip, etc. We
buy anything, any time FIR. 2S01.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's 1888 9TH st. NV
DI. 1863. Open eve. Will call.
ELECTRIC OR GAS REFRIGERATORS
wanted at once. also stoves. tools, furn.,
washing machines. FIR. 2S07 any time.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, washing ma
chine, some used furniture to outfit house
piano, Singer machine. Republic 1872.
fURNTTURE-House furnishings of all
Kinds. maximum cash prices brlc-a -brac
china. Call any time. RE. 1904, NE. 5317.
FuRNITURE-WE BUY ANY KIND. Also
fefrlgerators, washing machines Call us
for quick results. RA. 4i40.
FURNITURE, rugs. Office furniture house
hold goods, etc; highest cash price; best
results. Call any time. ME. 1924. 27'
FURNITURE, brio -brac. china. glassware,
rugs, silverware, paintings; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray Taylor 1888.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

For prompt responses
and better serUice, adUer-
tiSerS are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClGSSifcations.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
S6 35O
(Contlnued.)

1O ,O0U.
Capitol Hill, facing public park, Just of
North Carolina ave. s.e.-Attractive q
story and cellar brick. rooms. bath. hot
occupied and in excellent condition.
Evenings phone Mr.. Baxter, SH 4O5S.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St. Realtor. MA o753
SIX COOL ROOMS-S7, $50,
$1,000 down. 431 Edgewood ave-, Silver
Spring. Brand-new brick home. in highly
desirable neighborhood:. 2O-ft. lily. rm..
porch, fireplace. lge. light well-equip. kit,
tile bath, shower, 3 conf bedrms. with
lge. closets auto gas air-cond.; F. H. A..
approved. Cali OWNER. SH 1896 ewes.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US.
STROUP REALTY COMPANY,
1922 Ga Ave RA S7OO, GE 413S.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

J For prompt responses
! and better service, ddUer-
( tisers are requested to in
! clude telephone number in
J announcements under For
( Rent CldsSifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

Buses in front. electric ranges: $50 and
UP per month. 1875 Fairfax road. parallel
Lee boulevard. Apply 80 evenings 25'
ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOMS, TILE BATH;
available Aug. 1st; ne. section, close in
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM. DINETTE.
kitchen and bath. Large, new apt devel-
opment. $40 80 per month. Heat and hot
water included Suitland. Md. where town
meets country. % minutes by w NJ & A
bus from 1Ith and Penna. ave. NV. Sept
| occupancy.
Open Evenings
Phone Executive 30S6.
Executive 0041
Sundays Phone Spruce O13a
SUTTLAND MANOR. INC.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
5-ROOM BRICK,
40 HILTON ct

TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Attractive bungalow. 2 years old; full
basement, nice yard; blocks to bus.
S6.350-S750 Cash--Balance Terms.
Drive out Carroll ave. to Flower ave.
right to Jackson. then left to Hilton st.
Agent on Premises 1-6 PM. .
Or Call Dupopt 22&h
Evening star., 1942-07-24
ONLY So ESQ

Buys this attractive detached 6-room home,
with auto. heat one of the better NV.
RESIDENTIAL sections. Don't fail to see it.
DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma $500
KENNEDY ST;
Near 14th-6 delightful rms. and bath.
Venetian blinds. storm windows, nice lot.
To inspect call Mr. Muse
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave. Georgia 1870
Evening star., 1942-07-24
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

FIREPLACE WOOD. oak hickory, S14 cord
prepare now for rationlng eventualities
PierSon. Olney. Md Phone Ashton 1891 >
Evening star., 1942-07-24
APARTMENTS UhFURh,sHsp.

APARTMENTS UkFURNlsHED.
BROOM APT. AND BATH. 2nd FLOOR
for Ink; convenient to transportation
Hillside 07l0-W.
45 M ST. N;W.-3 ROOMS, THIRD FLOOR.
private bath; gas, cleo. heat furn.; S12
week. Phone Republic 02S1.
7l17 GA, AVE.--ENTIRE End FL; RMS.
kit bath refrigerator, utilities: avail
Aug. st: $50: adults pref. IA. 977O.
4 RMS, MODERN APT: NEAR STREET
car and bus; adults only: corner Central
and 2nd aves Berwyn; $50. Phone WA.
6030 about Pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
WESTMOREI AND Hills

w CO NIOICEIaIVD f1IIlAS,
Owners transfer makes possible the pur.
chase OF this good-looking white-painted
brick house. Includes 4 bedrooms. baths.
built-in garage; on high elevation it is a
particularly attractive location. For de-
tails. please call Mr.. Mannakee. RA. 1885.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l4l1.
NORTHEAST BRICK.
1905 l1th st. ne: row brick, rms, and
bath, h.-w.h.. In good cond, with second
Il. apt Price S6.250.
2024 R. l. Ave- NE DE O31-
Evening star., 1942-07-24
VACANT.
. prnDnONHC or oEn

3 BEDROOMS-$7,95O.
Just over the District line in Montgom-
cry County. near Green Acres; 8 rm and
bath, INV. heat, extra large rooms. newly
decorated and looks like new; a real bar
gain. Call WI. 6740, E. M. FRY, INC.
Evening star., 1942-07-24
ApARrMEhTs slJRlIPRAN

GTON-ATTRACTIVE a-RM APT.
unf.. new paper: "a block to bus. l0c fare:
adults. 1927 N. Utah st
NICE SMALL APARTMENT, S35 FUR
nlshed, S25 unfurnished. Vienna 1891
Evening star., 1942-07-24

1851 QUE ST. NW-Lovely newly fur
nlshed rooms; walking distance; room fol-
j. Girl TO share room with another, rea-
SNnahln -
Evening star., 1942-07-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

RMS, 2 BATHS, NEAR CAPITOL
Small walled garden: immediate occupancy
until Sept. 1st or 10Th: adults, no pets.
WO 3SS7
Evening star., 1942-07-24
$IU,25U.
BETHESDA. MD.

Williamsburg brick Colonial. bedroom.
u bath first floor. . bedrooms and bath
second floor, gas heat. air conditioned
less than years old; F. H., A. financed if
desired. very convenient location. For
appointment to Inspect, call MR.. MILLS.
WOOdley o3OO till q n m
Evening star., 1942-07-24
SHEPHERD PARK

IOFF KALM1A RDO.
rms, baths. recr. room. fireplace,
built-in garage. perfect condition; price
S12,95o Call Mr. Mease1 EN- 1878. with
80 SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.
1905 II ST NV MA. 234S
Evening star., 1942-07-24

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-New house, master
bedroom, 15xl6 #, nicely furn, beds
private bathroom, 5x6 #. sun deck leading
exclusive community, excellent trans, and
eating places: gentlemen: permanent: gen
tiles Call WI 3STq
Evening star., 1942-07-24
$10,95O.
BARGAIN BRICK.

8 ROOMS. TILE BATHS
Conv. situated Just off Western ave. and
Circle, public and parochial schools bus
lines within 100 yards; individual in de-
sign, brick construction, English architec-
ture: Particularly spacious living room and
master bedroom, 4 rooms on 1st floor. in
cluding den; 4 sleeping rooms and baths
on 2nd floor: kitchen with breakfast
alcove: extra conveniences include auto.
heat maids room. storage attic, built-in
garage; the entire property is in Al con-
dition and it is situated on a beautifully
shaded lot. THOS ]. FISHER 4 CO. INC,
REALTORS, DI. $3.50: or evenings cali
Mr. LAT1MER EM OTTO
Evening star., 1942-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Seems Foolish to Pay Rent
When you can buy a good semi-det. brick
home for $500 cash and $50 per mo. in
an excellent NV. section, near schools,
stores ana Transportation six rooms. full
oasement, poreneS: prlce So'Ioo.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
49l0 Wis. Ave. WO. 1891, Eve, WO 1465.
Evening star., 1942-07-24

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-3 MODERN 2
family duplex apts., 2 bedrooms. living
room. kit.-dinette, bath. hack porch
Finance to suit buyer. Phone OrdWay 1881,
Evening star., 1942-05-22
By the Associated Press.

&AoS0SAe~~A
NEW YORK, May 22.-Pvt. Joe
Louis was guest Of honor last night
at a testimonial dinner given by the
ReveiIe Club, New York Negro So
cial group, which presented the
heavyweight boxing champion with
a plaque as "a great Negro and
fine American"
Speakers included former Mayor
James ]. Walker, who said: I'D
like my son to grow up like Joe
maybe not in the same profession
but the same kind of an American"
In making the presentation, for
mer State Assemblyman William T.
Andrews said: Joe is q great
champion and when he gets tired
of being q champion he will con-
tinue always to be an American gen.
tleman."
II want to thank you each and
every one from the bottom Of my
heart" said Joe, In . brief speech
OF acceptance. There have been
so many fine things said about me
tonight that there Is Just nothing I
can say"
The group of $50 members and
guests received greetings from Presi.
dent and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
and from Gov. Herbert H. Lehman.
With Louis were his mother, Mrs.
Lilly Barrow Brooks; his sister,
Vunies Barrow, and his wife, Marva.
It was the first dini7er ever given
for Joe by q Negro club and the
first time the organization, made
up principally Of veterans Of the
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Atchison
Continued From Page D-10

Nova's agent, had changed their
minds about the scrap today.
II like Savold more than ever"
DAILY said. Hes in the best shape
of his career and I still think he'll
win by q knockout"
Il expect Nova to fight the best
fight of his career" said Carlin.
physically he's as good as he's
ever been and mentally much better.
Lou Is an intelligent fellow and re-
alizes what he has at stake in this
fight and I think he'll belt that
EavoId out of there
Mamakos' Backers Confident.
Steve Mamakos and George
Abrams, local boys who grew up
together and now are ranking con-
tenders in the middleweight class,
scaled 1887 pounds each when they
stepped on the scales. Both were
confident of winning, although the
Golden Greeks supporters jubilant-
" predicted that Steve'S greater
stamina would carry the night for
him.
The entire card has been held
over tonight, the only substitution
being Matchmaker Nat Rogers for
Jacobs in the role OF chief overseer.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
CAPITAL Transit Bow|ers Sweep Titles
HarreI| Of Post Office
Gains Two Crowns
As Event Closes
Wolfe, Last on Runwoys,
Misses Top Score
By Three Sticks

Making a wholesale raid on the
four Glass D titles in the Washing
ton City Duckpin Association cham
pionships, Capital Transit bowlers
today shared the spotlight with
Theodore Harrell, Post ONCE roller
Of the Arlington County League,
who gained the singles and all
events top spots with respective
three and nine game scores of 376
and LOST.
While the 104-average Rosslyn
pinspiller sparkled with near-record
counts to carry of his two titles,
Capital Transit pinmen made 1t
clean sweep Of the Class D titles
in the final nights rolling Of the
32d annual tournament last night
at Convention Hall, when Leroy
Smith and Rodney Peterson shot to
the front in the doubles with 723,
while the Terminal Bus No. quint
counted 1899 to gain the team
championship.
Wolfe Barely Misses Title.
Perce Wolfe. who fired the final
ball In the tournament, made 4
gallant effort to land the Class A
au-events crown but fell short BY
three pins with 376 in singles. The
Hyattsville star needed $50 to top
tho !, ,20S posted by Ernie Hauser Of
Lafayette.
With 1T and 124 for his first two
games, Wolfe came down to the last
two boxes of his final game needing
80 pins for the necessary 139 which
would have given him the all
events title. After picking the 6-10
spare break on the right corner In
the ninth box he came back with a
single-pin spare. Nothing short Of a
strike would have won for the big
boy but . thin head-pin hit spilled
only six naples on the rollon.
Morris Wolfe of the Spillway Navy
Yard League after gaining fourth
place In Glass r singles with 3O7
moved to third place in r doubles
with Clarence Price as the Anacostia
duo counted $50. Price starred with
373.
Given Title After Audit.
After . check Of averages with
the scorer Of the Navy Department
League William A. Brown Of the
Design team was declared the Glass
B singles winner with a score of
41e. He had been entered in the
team competition as a Class A
bowler with an average Of lis and
in the singles with ia which turned
out to be his true average.
Secretary Joe Pricci announced
that after a final check Of all scores
q prize list Of winners would be
ready for publication within the
next week.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Glen Echo Swim Pool
Is Run by Hickman
For 18th Season

For tho 18th successive season
Boyd Hickman, George Washing
ton University football star Of the
class Of 1894, will be pool director
and chief life guard At Glen Echo
amusement park.
The Crystal Pool there, regarded
as one Of the best In the country,
opens its esason tomorrow at noon.
Thereafter 1t will open daily and
Sunday at $50 am. and close at
11:30 pm.
There really are three pools at
Glen Echo, the main swimming
pool, the deeper diving tank and
the shallow wading pond for chill
dren. They are flanked on one side
by . sand beach and on the other
by covered grandstand.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Sports Program
ForLocuI Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

AOOh1s
Baseball.
Anacostia at Roosevelt thigh
school series), 4.
Coolidge at Eastern fhigh
school series), 4.
Gonzaga at Briarley, Ammen-
dale, Md.
High school championships,
Central Stadium. $50.
Trapshooting.
District Metropolitan cham
pionships, Washington Gun Club,
Thirty fourth street and Benning
road NE, !.
Golf.
High school individual cham
pionship tournament, Manor.
Evening Star Cup tournament
for women. Kenwood, o am.
TOMORROW.
New York VS.. Washington,
Grifnth Stadium, 3.
Georgetown at Navy, An
napolis.
Track.
Fordham at Georgetown, $50.
Trapshootiny.
District Metropolitan cham
pionships, Washington Gun Club.
Thirty-fourth street and Ben
ming road NE. l.
Golf.
Georgetown at Navy, An
napolis.
High school individual cham
pionships, Kenwood.
Tennis.
Georgetown at Navy, An
napolis.
Landon School Show. Be-
thesda, Nd. 10.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Missouri Valley Meet
increased in Scope ...
By the Associated Pross,

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, May 22-The
Missouri Valley A. A. U. track meet
to be held At Kansas City June 8
has been converted into an open
affair embracing athletes from .
four State area.
Previously limited to competitors
from Kansas and Missouri, the
meet will include performers from
Nebraska and Oklahoma and should
attract entries from most OF the
Big Six and Missouri Valley Con-
ference schools.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Pitcher Is Near Sweep
For Two Compoigns
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., May IA vic
tory over Nebraska today or tomor-
row will give Dale Atkins, University
Of Colorado pitcher, his second base
ball season without defeat.
The Bluffs right-hander won six
games last year and has gathered six
more victories so far this season.
He has struck out an average Of
almost II batters per game.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Late RoIIy by Binders
Beuts Press Softies

A four-run rally in the last IN
ming gave G. p. o. Binders an SIS
victory over G.. P. o. Night Press
yesterday in one Of the feature
games Of the Sports Center Fed
eral Softban League.
In other loop clashes F. B. I. No.
I team defeated T1mes-Herald, 8-4,
and G. p. o. Folders downed G..
p. o. Composers, 9-3.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Romirez, Garrison Bottle

HOLLYWOOD, May % R.-
Pronounced in good condition de-
spite q recent nose operation, Ro-
dolfo Ramirez, star Mexico City
lightweight, resumes ring activity
tonight against clever Jimmy Gar
rison Of Kansas City in . TO-
rounder.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Prefers Job in Minors

Horace (Red Benton, North Car
olina U. pitcher, would rather play
with winston, N. c., his home town
club In the Bi-State League, than
sign for mere coffee money" with
q big league outfit.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Fiahts Last Niqht
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASc0ClSCeu FfeBs.
PHILADELPHA.-Joh Forte, 127,
Philadelphia, outpointed Jimmy 0illigan,
1877, Buffalo, N. Y. (S).
ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Joe Muscato, 100,
Buffalo, N. Y. knocked out Jim Robinson,
213, Cleveland Cd.
FALL, RIVER, Mass.-Jimmy HAYDEN,
1875, Springfield, Mass, outpointed Jimmy
Dayik 40, PaWtucket, R. l. GO,
Evening star., 1942-05-22
DR.. Knox Golf Winner

PHILADELPHIA, May AZ R.-
DR.. Andrew Knox Of Philadelphia
won the national Shriners' golf
championship. shooting q rs over
the Lu Lu Temple course.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Louis Hailed as Fine American
By World WorI CoIored Vets

First World War, had given . din
ner for any one outside its men,
bership.