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Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Italy Reinforces
Occupation Forces

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sons had been killed in reprisal for
these deaths, including 100 killed
at Zegreb when Major Helm, Ges-
tapo chief. was fatally shot. More
reprisals are expected and hundreds
of hostages are being taken and
threatened with execution if other
Axis representatives are killed.
There were no immediate reports
of Bastille- day celebrations in oc-
cupied France, where communica-
tions are under NaZi control. Ger
man authorities had forbidden Gel
ebrations and imported heavy Ges-
tapo reinforcemen:s to see that
there were none. besides specifying
severe reprisals that would be exact
ed of patriots families and hostages
seized beforehand.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Navy Man Gets Pay
For Days on Raft

SAN PEDRO. July Is CUP) =
Harold F. Dixon, chief machinist's
mate, toda" received s700 in back
pay from the Navy for the "a days
he spent in a rubber life raft after
his plane was forced down in the
south Pacific.
During the days Dixon spent on
the raft and in the weeks that fol-
lowed his rescue, his pay accumu-
lated in the Navy department with
no known address to forward it to-
Today. at the naval air station
on Terminal Island. he sought out
the posts bond officer and i'm
mediately purchased s400 worth of
war savings bonds.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Woman Mechanic
Serves Air Corps

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan,
July Is CUP) Leslie Powell, 18,
today become the first woman me-
chanic at Sherman Filed Fort
LeavenWorth.
Miss Powell recent graduate of
the Benson Polytechnical school at
Portland, Ore, will be an instru-
ment technician and her job will
be the care and maintenance of
the instrument panels on planes
stationed at the field and those
that come in for repairs.
Miss Powell is experiencing her
first trip away from her Pacific
coast home but expects to be TAX
ing salt pills and putting in full
days under the Kansas sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Yuma Is Scene Of Recent Marriage Of
WeII.known Couple From Imperial

the Imperial schools and attended
college in San Diego and at the
time of her marriage was employ
ed as secretary in the office of M
J. Dowd of the Imperial Irrigation
district.
Mr.. Holbrook was graduated from
Central high, later attending col
lege in Los Angeles. He is the pro.
prietor of a service station in I'm
perial
The bride wore a smart travelling
suit, and the young couple. left
immedia tely after the ceremony for
a weeks honeymoon in northern
Arizona. They will be at home to
their friends after july 20, at their
home on "G" street, Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Court Martial
Faces Navy Man

SAN FRANCISCO, July IS. cUP)
Lit. Cmdr. Maurice N. Aroff of the
u. s. Naval Reserve will be tried
by general court martial on charges
connected with his duty in the naval
officer procurement headquarters for
this district, the Navy announced
today.
The commandant of the 18th naval
district, declaring that there would
be no elaboration until the trial
begins, listed charges against Aroff
as follows:
81. Scandalous conduct tending
TO the destruction of good morals.
%. Conduct to the prejudice of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
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JUGOSLAVIA-Italian reinforce
ments sent to oppose Jugoslav guer-
rilla outbreaks that killed six Axis
officials in five days.
CHINA-Japanese take important
port of Wengchow 235 miles south
of Shanghai; fighting continues in
outskirts.
AUSTRALIA-Allied planes bomb
Salamaua base of japanese and
sink enemy ship at Alor island.
The main battle field still was in
southern Russia, but dispatches
said that fighting also had flared
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15

Frances Entr'kin and Horace
Holbrook of Imperial were married
Saturday evening, July II, at Yuma,
a large number of friends and rel
atives witnessing the ceremony, it
was announced Wednesday.
The Rev. J B. Brown of the
Yuma Christian church red the
ring service in the parsonage of
the church.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Entrikin and Mr.
Holbrook is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Holbrook. both pioneer
Imperial families. The marriage
came as complete surprise to the
man. friends of the. two families
in the valley
Mrs Holbrook was educated in
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Recent Marriage
Is Announced

Miss M-rtle Floyd, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Floyd of Calex-
leo. and Pvt. George J. Bernard
were married recently at the Gret-
ma Green Chapel in Yuma, the Rev.
J. c. Bobb officiating.
Mrs. Bernard's parents accom-
panied the young couple to Yuma.
and the brides aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. r. M. Smith, also witness
ed the ceremony.
The bridegroom is stationed at
Camp Cook
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Clio President
Flags Henderson
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derson's representative will be re-
moved before they continue with
the conferences. Indications point
to the fact that the public members
of the labor board already have alb
dicated their wage making power
The office of price administration
is gradually assuming control of
the function of the public members
of the war labor board and they are
acquiesCing."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
EAZI PROPAGANDA
SHOW BOMBED

SANTIGO, Chile, July Is CUP) -
Allied sympathizers threw three
tear gas bombs yesterday in a
theater showing the Nazi propa-
ganda film, Victory in the East. -
and started a riot. Fifty policemen
were called to restore order.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
These Questions answer
many a laxative problem

Ques. Are all laxatives alike?
Ans. Certainly not. Ques. Are all
laxatiyes herbal laxatives? Ans. No,
some are saline, emollient, etc
Ques. Is Black Draught herbal?
Ans. Yes, Black -Draught is purely
berbal-usually gentle but thorough
If directions are followed. That's
why it is called the friendly Lax
ative."
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
PRISONER STABBED BY MATE

SAN FRANCISCO, July IS tUPD
- Maurice NJ Herring. Indiana
bank robber, was stabbed to death
by a fellow prisoner in Alcatraz
Island federal prison today, Warden
James A. Johnston disclosed
Identity of Herring's assailant
was not revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Awarded Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, July Is CUP) -
Mrs. Ruth Marx, wife of film come
dian "Groucho" Marx, today receiv-
ed divorce from her husband af-
ter charging his conduct had Civ
en- her headaches and made her
extremely nervous"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
Scanning ".
News Horizon
DIVORCE GRANTED

Judge Vaughn N. Thompson
granted an interlocutory decree to
Helen E. Osborne from Ralph Lloyd
Osborne. convicted of a felony, and
granted her the custody of two
minor children and $50 a month
for their support.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
AAA MAKES LOANS
ON WHEAT, BARLEY

The AAA has made loans aggre-
eating s102,200 on 136.344 bushels
of Imperial county wheat and bari
ley. according to Rudolph Miller,
who added that receiving applica-
tions for these loans constitutes
the major part of the AAA work
at this season of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15

Black -Draught has been popu-
lar-selling laxative with four gen.
erations. Costs only CSC for IS to
40 doses. Comes powdered or
granuIated, which many say is even
easier to take. Be sure to follow
label directions. Next time, try
Black Draught in the familiar yell
low box.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
SERVING SENTENCE

F. RomereZ, began serving
seven-day sentence in city Jail We'd
nesday after being found guilty on
charges of drunkenness.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15

slltg VIII Sjtllu Soillt iliIlt dl bItCk-
cnridge.
Mrs. Charles Bartholomew will
leave Friday for a vacation which
she plans to spend in San Diego.
Los Angeles and other coast cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hollie will
leave Friday for Mendoza where Mr.
Hollie will be employed for a cou-
pie of months.
Mrs. Ernest Edwards of Holtville
left recently for Fullerton where
she will spend some time this sum-
mer.
Mrs. c. J. Russell is enjoying
summer vacation in Redlands: she
plans to be back to the valley some
time in August.
Mrs. Clifford Moore was in the
valley for a short stay this week,
looking after business interests
here. Mr.. Moore spent some time in
Texas recently, but the family is
still living in San Diego. James
Moore, who is an instructor in the
army air corps. recently received a
promotion to lst 1t. Mrs. Moore's
daughter. Mrs Gene Tyler, also
lives in San Diego
Mrs. w. G. Rhodes was another
former El Centran home for few
days from San Diego. where Mr..
Rhodes continues with his work
for the government.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Moore return
ed this week from a pleasant vaca-
ton at the resort of many valley
ties, Leevining.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
PAYS FINE

Bill Griffith. 80, paid a $50 fine
Wednesday morning after being ar
rested for being drunk and disturb
ing the peace in an Ell Centre cafe
Tuesday night
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
News Items About
Valley Residents

The j. r. Dukes left this week
for vacation in Nevada, where
they will spend some time at Breck-
cnridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hollie will
leave Friday for Mendoza where Mr.
Hollie will be employed for a cou-
pie of months.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15

Mrs. Charles Bartholomew will
leave Friday for a vacation which
she plans to spend in San Diego.
Los Angeles and other coast cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15

Mrs. Ernest Edwards of Holtville
left recently for Fullerton where
she will spend some time this sum-
mer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15

Mrs. C. J. Russell is enjoying a
summer vacation in Redlands; she
plans to be back to the valley some
time in August.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-15
RECORD ALBUMS
Oaalo4 MoZi.sG

Two of Americas most
popular dance orchestras
recording the top tunes of
the day in their .wn dance
compelling way. Four
records each album.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16

A squadron of carrier planes led b,
Lieut.. Comm. Joe Taylor. U. S. n,
touched off the battle of the Coral
Sea when they raided Jap warships
OFT lulasi Earbor in the Solomon
islands, Speaking Of the initial
bombing, he said, Il figured thS
Marquis of Queensberry rules were
cut, 50 we hit 'em high and low"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-16
TUESDAY, JUNE l6, 1912
YOU AND
THE WAR
AND RUBBER

'"mo> have been made of co,,
ana silver and Jade. of ivorr H''u
,"''o,N'>hr''' at copper and eel
iui"id and even of iron.
hu' lheN re not going ia ho
made of rubber. W
Not now.
\ single months rubber sunni.
to'thc comb factories * pnouuL
pui lures on l.100 cight-uhoa,s,
'"n,and-a-haii ton trmy trucks
mat rubber viii still rot, i.
somebody's hair. "
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Country Club S
Lead Narrowed
STANDINGS

In spite of losing three points
to Plum Hollow in yesterday $
rolling OF the -Wemen-s District
Bowling EeatS EeatSsd4e-- State Far
Recreation. Country Club still
stays on the top of Class A stand
ings, but only by single point.
Plum HoIlow's 225S was the
high series of the day, with the
high single game going TO Mead
owbrook at 7S4. Mrs. w. c. Cowl
ing of Detroit Golf Club knocked
over the high single game with
2l0, just ; pins under the high
for the season. Mrs. W F. Grant
Of Plum Hollow was second with
203.
Glen Oaks is at the top of Class
p by taking four points from
LakelandS. rolling 1874. The high
went 10 Meadowbrook with 207l
and single game Of 729. Mrs. A.
c. Germann of Meadowbrook and
Mrs. r. G.. Mcmillan of Country
Club tied for high three games az
AT, while Mrs. c. L. Straith and
Mrs. NJ. Olson had single games
of 17S
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
One Zerbo Left
In HdndbdI List

Although e seemed possible
,arlier IN the week there Won c
be an au-Zcrbo final ir Tho city
championship handDell tourna-
mont. Jack HaPenah stopped
Harry Zerbo 21-24 -l-6. at the
knights Of Columbus courts last
night 70 leave only AL The GciCnd-
ing champion. stil IN Tho race.
One Of The quarterf!nal matches
tonight brings together Armln Dl-
rart and DArcy Csrolar Dlhart
eliminated Or. Milton Lappin
21-17. 20-2l Zl-1O Carolan oastcd
Fritz Brescon. Pile. l1-l1, 1i.'1
Doctor Lappin is national IMCA
doubles champion with al Ierbo
John GustbmsN eliminated Paul
StobDe 21-6. 2l-7 Paul Nerlo dis
posed of Joe Casby Z1-l3 III g.
Ben Waterstone defeated Len
Neldmar. 21-17. 2l-l1 Ted Lem
Tcs edged oUt Joe Winkler Zl-le
1871. 2lIs and Al Zerbo stayed
ir by beating Max Thomas Zl-s
f2t-I3
Quarter-f.nal pairing include
EaRenad and Wsterstono Zerbc
END LcuUcr G4stousN and
ksrlo
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Form Means No+hinq TO Bio Ten Caqers

There be dzzer nights but until they do
well take Monday nights Big Ten basketball thre Nobody
thought Michigan had any against leading
Northwestern Wildcats boys upset the
Wildcats "a to 3d. game which still has Northwestern
lowers talking themselves
And that wasn't all. An underdog Indiana handed
Purdue it's first defeat 49, When get
together you throw form the window However
game played Bloomington gets Indiana at
Lafayette the Boemakers will be boiling revenge They're
probably buying tickets for that now.
Getting back Michigan does anybody think Matt Manns
swimmers will drop this year? The Big National
Collegiate champions stronger year according
Mann. Matt has been given modesty teams
but don't sell that prediction short Michigan swimming
Minnesota o football. Nuf said men
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Fight Results

WHITE PLAINS. y. Irwin Kaye
kaplan, 1854. Los Angeles, scored a
technical knockoyt Co over Winnie Rossano
1916. Brooklyn "a; George koChan, $50 =
Akron, o.. knocked out Rocky Luciano,
1867, Harrisburg, Pa 90.
NEW YORK coliseum D. Bobby Rufnn.
1872. New York. decisioned Chalky Wright.
1881 Los Angeles (lO) Joe Null, l50 "a,
Brooklyn. decisioned Van McNutt 100 "A,
Baltimore Nd 90,
z NEW YORK tBroadway Arenab- Jimmy
1874, Lake city, S, G., de-
cisioned Ghlllermo Puentes. l3f& Bogota.
Colombia tsl; Eddie Alexander, 10,
Newark. drew with Wiley ereuson, 100 u,
Virginia (D.
CLEVELAND Jimmy Bivins. l7S, Cleve-
land, decisloneA BUY S8ose l72, Farrell,
Pa N0); JACKIE. Wilson. l39, Cleveland.
decsAped Queuun (Baby1 Breese l37
Manhattah. Kan. p0), sammy Secret
las Pittsburgh. decisi0ned Tony Ferrara,
l4t, Nj Vernon. n Y. 81: bobby Berry
1875. Cleveland dccisioned Gb Jones, i6f,
Cincinnati (5li Hank Claypool. l43,
Akron. o., decisoncd Johnny Abbott, li0
Cleveland til.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Good Season for Tropical

Tropical Park which wound up its yesterday was
financially despite increased muue take and the
abolition of the free 15 cent muue eH demands
plenty of wealthy the 50 variety and Tropical
usually get the Of the Florida play Whether it
the California break weather the Tropical is
reported have done all right its first under
management The old crowd forced last year by the State
Of Florida had the track under a bit of a cloud.
Speaking of Tropical where Hrsch Jacobs, the
nations leading trainer did his bit and quite bt for defense
Jacobs who his wfes horses took her prize for
the Tropical defense bonds of cash. Her horses
$6160 That $3.50 for the
association added $50 winning purse when taken
bonds.
Well started eat to beautiful ffta1eah
opens today And the big is the $4,000 Inaugural Handicap
with 81 overnight entries Top weight Market Wise the
Cinderella horse who beat Whrlaway last He
of distance horse though than fitted for todays
longs Don't quote though He'll probably lead all the way,
just for that prediction.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Hoppe Shares
3-Cushion Lead

CHICAGO, Jan-14 (UP) -Four
favored contenders. including de-
tending champion Willie Hoppe OF
New York, led the worlds three
cushion billiards championship
tournament with two victories and
no defeats today as third-round
play continued.
Hoppe beat Arthur Thurnblad
Kenosha. Wis, so to SO, in a As
inning game yesterday for his sec
ond win Of the tourney He shares
the lead with Welker Cochrane
San Francisco; Joe Chamaco, Mex
leo City and Ralph Greenleaf
New York.
Cochrane beat John Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles. 5O-42 in 81 innings
Greenlcaf defeated Art Rubin
Brooklyn. so to 40. in 81 innings
Otto ReiSeli, Philadelphia, de-
feated Earl Lookabaugh, Chicago
50 to 26, in 81 innings.
TODAY'S PAIRINGs
Fitzpatrick VS.. Rubin. Chsmaco vs. Rel
self. Greenleaf Lookabaugh. Thurnblad
Jake Schaefer. Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Vikings Out
Lars J q o bsen Given
Hospital Release

Lars Jacobsen Dctroit's No !
Viking is again abroad IN the land
The well-known yachtSman. now
fhe commander Of the United
States Coast Guard F1otilla
Auxiliary on the ST Clair River
has just been released from the
Jcnning, Hospital after a two
months stay.
Jacobsen was hoSpitalized after
breaking his leg while trying a
sailors hornpipc Specially-madc
l0rv crutChcs were necessary for
Dcrr0r version of Long John Sill
Ncg 49, Jacobsen iS giant of q
man weighing close 90 300 pounds
which hc carries Ia 6 feet 3 inches
of altitude.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
ChOW,S On
Paul Bunyenites Meet
for Lunch Tomorrow

Come rain or blue snow, there II
be chow served up at high noon
tomorrow by the Paul Bunyanites.
So states Tom Crew. Johnny
10 you. The place is the
Sky Room, Fort Shelby Hotel.
Walter Hastings of the Michigan
department, interna-
known outdoor photog-
rapher and tooter of many queer
instruments, will speak on
The Wars Effect on Conserva-
ton He will also show one of his
latest movies.
Another feature is Paul Bunyan
VS.. the Axis Powers by Al Hamer,
IGillieS, outdoors editor=of The
Detroit Times--Will- -Speak-en
rifle Shooting, an Aid to Home
Defense"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Dye CCoaeh Joins
Tunney in Navy

Stanley Bryda, Detroit Yacht
Club swimming coach, today is at
the Great Lakes naval training
station of the United States Navy
in Chicago a member of Gene
Tunney's Physical Education Divi-
sion.
The former heavyweight cham
pion recommended the ID, Y.AC.
coach for the position in the navy.
Bryda, "a. served I'm the United
States Army for six months last
year until released under the 28-
Vear-Old law.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Lawrence Five
Rdps ST. Mary S

Lawrence Tech looks today 10
its third basketball victory IN nine
games. Lawrence was victor, 02-27,
over 81. Mary's College OF Orchard
Lake last night i'm Highland Park
high schools gymnasium 1t was
the first game OF the Michigan(
Ontario Conference schedule. Y
Sam, Lieberman, Lawrence CEN
ter, raised. his point total 10 81
in nine games. He had five
and five night" five field goals
and five free throws. Guard
Mitchell ParadowicZ led St. Mary
with four and four Tor -
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
-BuN BOTnDer-
Adrian s Retrieves
Bad Start and Wins

HILLSDALE. Jan. II. - The
HillSdale and Adrian College baS-
ketball teams must be we'll con-
ditioned. Hillsdale kept its starting
lineup in all the way here last
night in the course of losing TO
Adrian. 1922. Adrian used only
one reserve. Adrian was behind for
the first 10 minutes but held an
eight-point lead at the halt and
was never headed thereafter.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

you want 10 watch the bang
tails galiop. Santa Anita is
closed down. the horses New
Orleans aren't Of high quality,
and the ones at Havana are
mostly ready for the glue fac
tory. When there S a long shot
at Havana, you can rest assured
il Is lucky if il has four legs.
Santa Anita's forced closing
is wonderful break for Hlaieah
and for Racing Secretary ChaTley
McLennan. Now that Santa
Anita's 100000 handicap is
off. Hialeah's Widener Cup has
attracted no less a crowd Of
topuotChers than Challedon, War
Relic, Market Wise. Alsab, Re-
ques,ed. Bless Me, Attention,
Pictor Our Boots, Haltal, Devil
Diver and Robert Morris.
Everybody but Whirlaway, in
fact, and Owner Warren Wright,
though a director Of Hialeah, ne
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Barbara Gets WeII-Deserved Trophy

few Of the boys gave Frank Barbara trophy night
The good sgnor bounced considerably while pro-
noting that White Hope boxing affair remember the tourna-
which packed Olympia the tenth row? Barbara is
reported have spent $4,000 uneahng Lee Savod who
finally the thing though the price discovering
Savod good deal less than $27000 Savod has been dis
covered many times, often lying the
However FHnk paid all his bills and how of those
fighters could ea he paid them without whimper
friends together last night and gave him
well deserved There isn't gamer guy writing check
Frank Barbara.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
@ Win CYO Crowns
Novice Fighters Stage Night Of Bff and Sock;
Favorte Upset in I6o-Pound Class

rugged rivals stood toe to toe and
swung.
Gail HavcX open lightweight
from the Highland Park Recrea-
ton, turned in a notable victory
when he outpointed Art Price in
one OF the nights top scraps.
Price performed the that trick
of amateur boxing when he won
the Diamond Belt. Golden Gloves
and CYO titles last year. His
fineSSc couldn't offset Harvey's
punching power last night, how
ever.
SemifinalS i'm both the open and
novice divisions will be held this
evening when the CYO stages ITS
final preliminary elimination card
Iat the Hackett Field House
Starting time is s o'clock.
CLASS {
i0i pounds jerry Famihari (st Alphon
susl, knocked out Leroy Knop lholA -he
liz pounds John Rousene est stanis
lausl beat PIN CLARK (Holy Redeemerl
lls pounds-Biy Topping tHoly Re
decmer), beat Ruben Ramirew CHoiy Re
i26 pounds Frank Patuna (st. Rose
beat Dave Urban (Our Lady OF sor-
rowsl.
135 pounds Tom Geohegsn CHoly Re
deemerl beat Warne McClelland est
James of Ferndsle).
l47 pounds Gus Schroeder est. MARY
Msgdaleni, beat Tony Vittraino est Bene-
dict.
is0 pound FzeA-wehf -tst. Mary ~
Royal oak beat Earl Burnette (ss. Peter
and Pautj
IT'S pounds Francis Busch (st. Charles
beat Francis Coeman (st. Lawrence OF
Utica).
Heavyweight Ed Fulton tAnnunciation)
beat Ted Haney (Annunciationl.
CLASS n
l47 pounds Harry Gregorian vista
tom knocked out Gerald T0mlinson Can
nunciatIonl second round
John Walsh (MadonnAl, Knocked out
Ray Rutkowsh (St Andrew, second
round.
CLASS
i2e pounds DICK Tamphn GHoly Re
deemerl. beat Bob Watson (st, Cecilia D.,
Don Donagan est. Alphonsus). beat An
gelo Soave (St Benedict.
l35 pounds Gail Harvey (Sacred Heart)
beat Arr Price (Our Lady of Help. Tony
Ross blessed SacramenD beat John
Varcy tSweetest Heart Of Nary.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
WING DEFENSE FAILS

The third period started slowly.
Shortly after halftme, the Wings
defense was caught out of posi-
ton when HoHett returned after
breaking up an attack Before
reaching the Detroit blue line,
Iouett passed 10 Conachcr who
immediately returned the puck
and Flash beat Mowers for the
second Boston goal.
With three minutes 10 60 Man
ager adams put on five forwards.
A thrcc-man attack. Carveth,
GieSebrecht and Brown, just
missed the tying goal. Brown $
shot bouncing of BrimsekS stick
into the corner
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
']a&ss
II by Boe nl,pprpl'y
Good Old Hiaeoh Opens, Tropic Trees Waving
" FIamineoes Struttine Suckers in Line

Beautiful HIaleah opens today Beautiful Hialcah, where
the amngoes preen e0dor your hot BUNDLES home
distant Beautiful Haeah the ID per mutuc
take. which go through baukro with
deadly precision which painful everybody except Fomda
collector. who getting a biz haul this year
BE that may, j fun Iaeah if your money
holds And there aren't many places 80 this winter
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

Nine Youngsters. most of whom
had never laced on a mitt until
q couple of months ago, today are
pcrchcd jahnily atop pedestals in
local amateur boXing's hall OF
fame.
They are the lads who punched
thelr way TO the Class c cham
of the. Catholic Youth
Organization boxing tournament
in the headline matches on last
nights l5-bout elimination show
al the Is. OF {. gym.
Upset of the night was scored
by Fred Wehr, who blasted his
way 10 a split decision over Ear
Burnette for the beginners middle
weight crown. With three kayoeS
to his credit Burnette was q
heavy favorite.
In the opening frame, however
Weir tagged Burnette with a
terrific right that almost ended
the battle. Burnette was badly
shaken, but he came back in the
next two rounds TO trade wallopS
with the Royal Oak scrapper.