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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
BY JACK GTENTHFR

NEW YORK, Feb IA. cUP)-If
I we're blessed with a talent for
reading minds-and isn't it pity
that I'm not? I'd be willing to bet
my last pound of sugar against a
comic Valentine that Private JOS
erh Louis Barrow of the United
States Army spent the better part
of an hour last night being thor
oughly ashamed of his ability as
a prizefighter.
Don't get me wrong 1t WASH |
anything Private Barrow did that
| brought on the embarrassment
which I assume he felt His ao-
pcarance in Madison Square Gard
Ell was that of a spectator, not a
participant He simply mitted the
crowd, bowed modestly and shook
hands with an easy show of grace
NOT WHAT HE DID
No, it wasn't anything he did
it was something he didn't do.
Namely, It was that he didn't
knock Billy Conn clear over the
right field fence at the Polo
grounds in the first round of the
fight that warm June evening last
year instead of being forced to
dilly-dally for some 38 minutes be-
fore he could step in and make the
kill
For last ni@ht old Joe sat five
rows from the rlngSidc while. Conn
sweatcd, gruntcd, bicyclcd, cllnchcd
and paved fecblT to a victory over
the worlds middlcWcight champion
Tony Yale. OI Gary, md, 4 man
whom he OutWeighcd by almost Is
pounds, out-Sped from the open
nag gong and out-rangcd by Scy-
cral inches in every direction.
Conn won by a decided margin
of points, but in doing it he was
unable to knock his smaller OppOn-
ent down, was clipped square on
the chin and stopped in his tracks
Of least three times, and went back
10 his dressing quarters with a
chorus of boos buZzing in his
handsome ears. As the worlds fore
most heavyweight contender, hc
was plaster Of Paris bust
40 REASON
A few days ago / said there
never was a reason tor Tins tight.
md last night my opinion was
confirmed by the parties of the
inst and second parts themselves.
conn was dull, Gm-shy in the lat
,r rounds and as full OF fight as
. sofa cushion. Iale was willing,
rugged and unable to get close
enough to his opponent to do real
harm
in the second the customers were
tnllinp Conn to go back to Holly
wood and make another picture
The third round zalc won by Il bi
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
3YOUNG PROS
CROWD VETERANS
IN TEXAS OPEN

SAN ANTONIO Ten Feb. It..
'uF' rnree Young professionals
were pushing old guard golfers for
money positions today as the $4,000
Texas open tournament WCat into
the second Is hole rounds at Will
low Springs course.
With no standout favorites. it was
only q question of whether Chick
Herbert. Battle Creek. Mich: Ernie
Ball, Charlottesville, Va. and Jack
Grout Of West Pittston, Pa. could
maintain the par smashing pace
needed to stay in the money.
All carded three under par G3s
on the tricky greens yesterday and
were topped only by the hot 81
taned in by Veteran E. J. Dutch
Harrison, CHICAGO, winner of the
1899 meet
Harrison. out to repeat his 1889
performance. went cut in 80 and
rctluned in 81 HarDert and Grout
made both trips in "a. w!4le ball
ehOt 35 on the out-nine and
made up for q tough start BY card
lng 50 on the home yrip.
Pressing the four leaders was
tOurnament-WiSe Lighthouse Harry
Cooper. Minneapolis. who took a
SO i'll the opening round, four more
than the sizzling 65 shot in
WarmuD pro-amateur round Thurs
day. Cooper shared honors with
LLOYD Manerum. Chicago, who also
took 60
Little Ben Hogan Of Hershey, Pa,
the leading 1871 money winner.
stayed in the running by shooting
Cne stroke under par. With hlm
in the 70 bracket were Joe Brown,
DeS Moines, Ia, Leland Gibson
Kansas City, and Tod Menefee OF
San Antonio.
Johnny Dawson, veteran Holly
"Ood amateur and winner OF the
Bin9 Crosby tournament. paced the
SIm0n-PureS with a par II. Par
golf also was carded by Sam Snead,
Hot Springs. Va; Willie Go-gin.
White Plains, N. Y: Henry Ran
aOm. Philadelphia and Herman
KeLser Of Akron, O.
Lawson Little, San FranciSco. de
Tending champion, took a =. while
Byron Nelson, Toledo. 1910 cham
picn. came in with a a to tie jim
my Demaret, Detroit. NelsGa and
Demarct played with Bing Cro.br
and Bob Hope, Hollywood move
colony amateurs, VINO took - anG
81. respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
u. sc. WlkSN0
SO OVER BRUINS

LOS ANGELES. Feb. ii. tUP) -
The University of Southern Cali
fornia basketball team trounced
the University of California at Los
Angeles for the 38th consecutive
time last night chalking up score
of 40 to 30.
The Trcjans with a smooth work
ing tight man to man auard system
prevented the Bruins from scoring
at the critical moments. Although
both teams had about an equal
number Of shots ut TIE basket the
Bruins consistently were unable TO
Get tho ball past the Trojans' guard
High scorer for the game WAS
Jim Seminoff, Trojan center, with
l. points. Bruin forward, Ernie
Handelsman, was top man for his
squad with 8
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
CONN STOCK DROPS AFTER FIGHT

burgh Billy didn't look the Conn
Wha fought Louis
Conn'S manager. Johnny Ray. ad-
mitted that the former light heavy
weight champion was off form, Ray
attributed il 10 a combination of
three causes: IL layoff. - lack of
incentive and t3D last minute
weight making.
Promoter Mike Jacobs said Zale's
excellent showing would get him
a match with Jimmy Webb of Tex
rs. speedy light heavyweight con-
tender. and 4 victory over Webb
Woald cam a light heavy title shot
with Gus LeSncvich.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
SEVENTH ROT Nd

Those twin rNp.o>tuue. landed ~
'ne good .It'lr man "a the GOOD
Dig man cumc in the taIrd minute
Of the seventh gC.ad. after Conn
had given Zale a savage beating
tor the first two miau;es-a hook
ing balTa-e that had Zale lurchinG
about the ring or rubber legs, ap-
parently on the verge OF knock
oQt
But thar straight si-!' and that
left hook halted the Conn attack as
efficiently as dymdum bullets. Fo'
the rest o. the session and through
out the eighth, Conn WAS slowed
TO a wax. while ne l5033 fans
in Madison Square Garden shock
the pirders with ;Eri. cheers tor
Zale OF Cay. Ind And brilliant
Billy was entirely "a he defensive,
meanWhiie splitting blood over thc
shoulders OF his sm.al.'E a,tacEer.
Such were lie nl-uisuts of e.
comparatively drab bo.' in which
The worlds No. hea.%T, .-ht co"-
tender failed tC :lcor oFru uhrr
a same. hald-L.tur- GsdG,e"oi-at
champion Who aad .o.trd Conn
IL pounds and aC'autoarS i'll
reach and height
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
GREG RICE SETS
INDOOR RECORD

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II. CUP)--
Stocky little Greg Rice of the New
York A. c., drew plauditS today as
the outstanding athlete of the
fifth annual Penn A {. indoor
games.
The curly haired former Notre
Dame star received the greatest
ovation from a crowd of 1000 at
Convention hall last night when
he finished far ahead of the field
in the fastest indoor lyo mile
race ever run in Philadelphia. His
time of 8:59 Was enc Of two new
meet records.
Fred Wilt of Indiana matched
Rice's pact in the early stages but
faded far back when Rice stepped it
up on the late laps. Veteran Joe
McCluskey of NYAC was third.
Fordham'S two mile relay team
set the other mark when it rock
eted home in 7:463. Seton Hall
former record holder. nosed out
VillanOVa for second hOnors.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
CALExICO, FL
CENTR0 WIN

CalcXico hi9h school pied up -
points against BraWley'S II in the
basketball game played this Friday
in the CaleXic. gym. The FL Cen
tro SpartanS squeezed out 2l-
10 win over The last place Cali
patria Hornets in a game at BraW-
ley. A game scheduled between
H0ltVille and Imperial for the I'M
pcrial court was cancelled because
of a wet floor resultin@ from Fri
day afternoons rain.
This was the hleu school league
basketball picture Saturday morn
ing as the end of the season rapidly
approaches. The CalCXicO Win
stretches the win streak OF the
BULLDOGS to - in the last two sca-
sons of play. The Bulldogs now
nave eight Wis and no losses to
their credit II the current season.
Fl Cenros victory over the Hor-
nets makes their record Tor TINS
season read seven wins and one
loss.
And il was almost six wins and
TWO losses for the SpartanS Friday
night as the Calipat squad, play
inc on the large BraWley court
came within three points OF up
setting things Terry Okida, small
Spartan player who alternatcS al
guard and forward played his us
ual all-court game to help his team
out of trouble.
Down in CalrXicO. the Bulldogs
turned on the scoring power to
total more points than they have
in any other game this year. Ralph
Samaha, sophomore forward, was
high point mm scoring ii points.
Lewis jackson was second high
with II points. For BraWlcy, BIZ
Miller. center led scorers with five
points.
Carl Sipes. playing as forward
for The Wildcats from BraWlcY. was
s.ut to the SidelneS with a badly
bruised thiah muscle MS result
oi Il collision with Il CalcXico play
-"
The Tiarr- Viking 9;mr that Wa
Cancelled alter shower OF Min
thoroughly soaked the outside cour
at Imperial, will probably be play
ed sometime next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. Il 'UP'-A
smashing right u the .e.r, ana .
tooth looSenug .elt NOOK 70 the
mouth-;Wo b,oWs ,.@. dropped
Billy Conn's stock a thousand PEI
cent and possibly Shun,ed The Pitts
burgh phantom our q. i return
million dollar fiji; via Joe LEAFS
in June
AIlddleweieht Champion Tony
Zale Landed The historic punches
last night during his l2-'u"nG non
title fight With Corn. @ho almost
Wl.ested the -olGt. tgoWn from
nighty Louis las, summer
Thost 1Wo blows, nov than any
,hing else. Transformed the braWl
INTO a "Stlnkeroo9 and caused Conn
to be boocd out Of the rim for
tae fIrst time IN his career atlor
ne had Won thc unanimous decision
over his smaller ennoN'n1 who
wasn't expected 70 l2st the dis
tance.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
OFF BALANC +

Conn had z~le W..il-r ..trC and
off balance n the nj - cl"l1th
but ne no longer d the
"zing" that featured ill., .erenth-
round attack. Zale W hammering
away almos, on even rms in the
final 18th.
Billy-the-KId Won q IGpsided de
clsion. with the Unised Press Civ
ing Zale only tie third and seventh
rounds and calling jhe 10th ever.
But Conn.s failule 70 pUt his small
Ter opponent on the deck lett &
bad taste III The moths Of 1an5
who had paid S4&O0067 70 see n"
fight
During mos Of tac bout Zale
with eyes bIazinl bencath his
mop Of blown haig-"aS the ag-
cressOr. Again ana AGAIN Conn
blows merely bored holes through
,he air.
Perhaps COINS poor showing Wa
cue 70 his eight months lay-otf
and his marriage. Or perhaps i
was due TO the terrific 18th round
batterlng ne tock from Louis-Who
in Amy p!Iyatcs uniform, Was d
wei. -cheered r!ngsidc spectator las
night. Whatever the reason, Plus
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
L. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGELES, Feb IA UFt
al State market news service.
Cutie Salable 250, supply mostly She
stock, sales generally steady: medium
hciters held above 105n. common 10
medium cows s go ~; few good above
10. Gamers and cutters G.2S-s; medium
to good bulls 9,5O-1O.75; medium STEERS
steady at 1912; medium to good s'ccEs
1880: calves 50. steady. medium to good
Nealers 13-13.50
IN - 65-l235: few good L. choCg -
10 1325; other classes lacknl
Shoop. none, nothing done "u aO.l.
over lambs and ewes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

other championship fllght matcA-
es saw Loyeridgc Marsh, Brawle%,
Gown Reid Rowan, San Francisco,
2 and >. sherman Dandy, San Fran
cisco defeat Vic Blalack, Yuma,
3 and >. Laddie Willoughby, Cal
exico. win from ROSS Clark, Los
Angeles. and |.
In the first guest flight Mic;
Schaeffer defeated Bob Hemming
by default. Forrest Manley. Ell
Crntro. defeated Tunney Williams,
Brawlcy. l up; E. H. Ferguson, de-
feated Les Rogers ON the 18th hole,
Ken Holden defeated Earl Roberts,
3 and >.
Second lettuce flieht-Gordon OIL
ton df c. Hausman, 3 and 2; Dick
Williams df. d. Dinsmore on the
20th hole; j. d. Hart di Jim Carr
l up; Bob Albright dt. F. Duble,
4 and 3.
Second guest-Paul Brown df.
Ray Kicks, , and ! Gordon Eagah,
df. Earl Krock, I and &; Wade Ram
sey Of. Pat Glasgow, , up; D. d.
spence ul. lOlIl Rltltl' d anu =.
Championship consolation - Ben
Kellerman off Bill Walker, 3 and
>; Russ TUNNEL df Cliff Allen, 3
and .; Wayne Elvander df. H. Pack
ham. up; Newt Brazelton df. Ca:l
Walker, up.
First guest consolation-Lee Lam
berson df. Paul Post, 2 up; CLARK
Somers df Pete Wood, l up; Mel
Ferguson df. F.. DeArmon, 2 up,
Dick Lott Of. F.. Ferguson, default
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
BASKETBALL SCORES

Stanford SO California =
use IL UCLA 30
Oregon State ~ OREGON 36
Montana Sc GOnzaga II
Wyoming 58 Denver II
Montana State % Co,' lgdo COL
lrgr 26
Colorado 10 Utah l8
san Francisco Sta, - Ncla,la 81
Whittier Al Rcdl;rnds -
liuficld 50 Collcac OF PUGET
Sound 40
Santa Barbara State 81 san Diego
State 80
San Jose State 50 Fresno State
SO
Chico State 40 Humbolt State "a
st. Mary's - California Ag5ies
80
Marin J. c. G5 Ventura j c
81
Lcng Beach J. c. 3G PhocniN
J. C. 80
Billings Poly 81 Montana Mine.
%
Placer J. C. 4G Modesto J. c. Il
Mather Field ~ San Francisco
AC al
Sacramento }. c. 5G Salinas )
c. "a
California F'rosh Il Stauforc
F'rosh 36
Pomona } c. Il OccidenralFrol
Pomona J. c Il ChafIcy J. {
80
Occidental - Pomona IS
Santa Clara "a College Of Pa
cific 33
Arizona SO New Mexico Ag4ie,
o5
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
MPLS. FLAI FUTURES
NJ! ~
J.i\ 3
S4r. s. tni
/. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Feb. Is Trading
US fairly good
Buuohrd Vegetables, beetS 2'.-3 dozen
-s,-..Ns# carrots s., dozen lOo-l 35. celery
roo; dozen 5o-Sov. dkon = dozen 80
-. l-cca Onions dozen 2.25-2 = lrckS
I,sal = dozen l.OU-l2b: mustard dozen
~ 5ur: paisley Is GalrG 6o-90C: radt>hr>
sin.. REQ - dozen 6u-%ur spinach + do<
--,->lc. turrps l"cd = - dozen la-6'N.
pr. dozen ra.lt nd Watc.crcSS SIC: kon.
sab. and m.nt a5c; oyster plant ?. 4"c:
Arts, 2tr--a,.
Cabbage. local cannonbal So" In
ieilal @n-l.Ou: 'ocal Dar.Na 75-A3ci RAT
pa,ch l.0J. loc4 led l75-2r9. "y
+r-u,,e per crate.
Egg plant. CoacheUa Valley 50 tops
! SOL -. Nlland 9-l4 tops -, lbs
] 25-l.45. Us ~.
i-tiu,r. dly p.ck Imperial cr;s d"'ra
! ii ~. SOM far aud ..lr s.arN -.
- I5-l -. 10, al h,.isr ,l5-,"s.
rra> Pole san Dlvsa SO. bush I'm
p,.il.h ; = L. san D.,i.u i -G.' i1-.h
lnpra.d citS > ST. t.. tuiGa f'">
tai,neui Ealv& Lie
squash: Hhitr sumner Imperial N..irt
crlA &.Wi-,a25: fats 2.25-- ~: San b.vs''
lueS = 225-2.75; Italian Imperial crtS 2.3o-
l.eS 25O-2.75; Yellow Ctookneck impt :
4tu. Coschel flats 2.75-3.oo; san Diego
4i CrtS %; Banana local gray -c.
u.nk / -2c. Huhbar &C.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
ARABSL0SET0
CITRUSI.C.F|VE

Playing away from home on a
large floor, the Arab basketball
team from El Centro junior college
dropped its first game OF a two
game tour Friday night 70 Citrus
J. c.. $3.50
Saturday night the Arab sched-
ule includes a game against San
Bernardino junior college and the
team will head back for e. Centro
Sunday morning.
The Arabs won their first game
against San Bernardino on Febru-
ar, 8 played in the e. Centro g&m.
Score was 1882.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
l.. 4. POULTRY

los ANGELES. Fen IL ,JFa
flri.>. LcEhuins. - lo 81. lbs. ... :
Hens, LcEhurnS over 2 II : lbs. .. E. !,
liens. leg. over = lbs and up Is
Hens, culor,d. i 10 = lbs. Us. =
aens. colored over 5is lbs 4 up p
Broilers, - & up L. lbs. o.. Il
Broilers over ~ aud up 10 - Is
Flyers, Leg. wore - 10 3 lbs. ii
Fryers. colored. 2a to 81 lbs q
Fryers, colored over 81 10 AZ q
Roasters. colored over A. lbs "a
Old Ducks, Waite Pekin ............... 0s
Young Tom Turkeys 90 ID up GO
Young Tom Turkeys 1922 ID up 90
Old Leghornc Roosters $780,. 0S
Duoklings, Pekin over lbs. - 1e
Odd BOOSTERS culored NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
PITCHER WINS BALL
PI AYERS IOuRNAMENT

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. Il. UP Ray
Lenahan, Providence, r. l. shirt
salesman who pitched briefly for
Detroit in 1927, won the baseball
players golf championship yestel
day. breezing home with slH
stroke lead in the annual 81 hole
tournament
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
NEXT T0LAST
BASEBALL GAMES
SET FOR SUNDAY

In the next to the last games III
tie winter baseball league Sunday,
the Fl Centro RedbirdS are set
70 play Brawey Merchants in FL
Ceutro the Brawley Eastside team
is supposed to play MeXicah III
Brawley and the Ortiz All Stars
are scheduled to meet the Hcber
team at Heber.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
L. 4. STOCKS

los ANGrLES Feb. u JP7-3r'Ccs
-. steady on ;ac les Angeles stock c\-
tsarEe today
81 l>>uc> vc~r up Eve down and Il
Lr..aEFrG N No'1Tc az approximately
4sf S.a.e>
IT,, is, included:
9.c4c finance Ion al o., Sontac l0o
-, il. southern California Edison -
- IN Preferred. loo Al - southern
ls.uac 100 al l2',: lrcraff Accessories
~ &c: S1.7o. Ryan aeron&QuCal zoe n
8 -. Nu.lee 100 II : e.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Feb. =. tIF5" HF@In ~
lures registered small gains today IN
Wheat closed =. to :. cents a bQshcl
higher. corn WAS up = to T. oats up
J., To = rye up = 10 ami s">beanS
up = tO Off /.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
L. A. GRAIN

los ANGELES. Feb. IA UP' -
Barley No. ! west Sl.S7f4 Il >I921@
Bsrley malt type ..- S1.92is n S2.12's
Milo No. yelo Cal S1.G7i. a Sl.72's
Milo No. yelo I. bulk 81. IS a Sl.50
Feed oats # - 50 20-S2 10
Wheat. Ne. / hard or soft - $500
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irrcEularly higher and quiet
BOnds higher. T.. $ governments steady
Curb stocks irregular
Cotton firm
Wheat and COIN up alaoud cent
4 buShCl
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
MARKETS
. BAROMETER =

the weekend saturday
with changes noted FaN of the most
Los Angeles
produce Other markets reported
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
FOX DEFEATS
SEARS IN RAIN

Elmer Sears low medast ousted Friday al tefnoon
and by jerry Fox Ell Centre golfer in one OF the sever
est matches played in doWnpOur of rain that damrehct
green's and farWayS of the Del Rio country club site o
Brawlcv's l4th annual Lettuce tournament
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
UGLY SURFACE
SKIN IRRITATION
eczema Ilchine-RaSheS- S-pimpIeS

Eczema Itching-Rashes-
over the years 81 many thousands Of
bottles nl Moone'S Emerald on have been
Sold 10 hcIp Suffrtcrsefnd quick ease and
cpnluIt rroL; inc itching and torture Of
EeIcma Rashcs. rmplcS and many other
r1"rnHlly caused skin cruptlonS that Nr
urhrsitatngly say TO you Try Mnonc'S
Emerald "a. Try II for ten days, if not
completely satisfied the makers viii re-
fund tn" purchase price without question.
what better proof could we give of our
brllcr in tho quality and value of Emerald
Oil than such guarantee as this. why
moi Try II. Go tu your Druggist today
get bottle and prove 1t,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

margin and the fourth and fifth
vent to Conn because he was big
Ger and he spent most of his time
leaning on Zale's shoulders. In the
seventh Conn had everything to
himself except a punch
He hit Zale with jabs. upper
cats, crosses and hooks He hit him
on the chin, on the head, on the
ears and in the belly. He could
have hit him with his stool or with
hla managers bucket and it
wouldn't have made any difference
Whatever it takes to knock Zale
down. Conn didn't have. Before the
round ended he had been siagaerrd
himself
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

Semifinal matches were Schcd-
uled for Saturday and finals ldf
Sunday in the tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
l.. A. BANKS

Ed Asked
i-41s
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
HARDEST BLOW

Ah+hiA Dhstp DIOh
Conn was slower than good
news in the eighth He went to
work again in the next round and
It was repeat performance of the
seVenth-eXcept that this time Zale
smacked over the hardest blow he
landed all night and he took Ill
the steam out of bigger Billy for
tho ensuing minates The fans
Soarted to boo then and they were
booing at the end.
OF course, Conn was at a dis
advantage Nrc because in this
fight he WAS the big boy not the
'air-haired lad who had walked in
AGAINST Louis and walked out again
Wlth Il grin on his cocky face. AS
Vel, he hadn't fought often since
I2S' june and his timing was poor
Bllt tie best yOu could say OF the
t&rnln8 was That il was too bad
H>Ic wasn't heavier.
If he had been Conn'S weight
Ialc would have won the fight. AS
IS vas, nc carried off most of the
blauditS and whatever glory there
vas. It will take Il long time for
conn to erase the memory he gave
'Omc $4,000 people last nipht and
it Will take a long time for Louis
- forget that this iumbling. do
nothing atringIcss wasp gave him
such an evening last june.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. BUTTER e. EGGS

/ ! kat'cr
G..uic \ Cream ..... -.............-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Assert Sufaaby
Hospital Gets
Run Around

The disqualification OF Wayne
County INDECENT patients made ias
news again this week when dele
cation OF Ecowe and River Rouge
citizens called at the county AUDI
tors Office Tuesday morning to de-
mand that the Sumbry Memorial
hospital be reinstated by the Coun-
~ Welfare bureau.
The action OF the committee was
prompted after It was reported
that at meeting OF the Welfare
commission at the ST. Aubin Gen
eral hospital were received and
referred TO the standing hospital
committee of the county auditors
The hospital committee met
Tuesday morning In the auditor
Office and to the surprise OF the
citizens there was no commuuica-
ton regarding the two hospital,
from the Social Welfare bureau
II was being whispered throughout
the corridors OF the county build.
ing that the two hospitals had Deen
given the well-known "run-around.
Or. Samuel Milton. head OF The
Sumby hospital and his delegation
sensed this and called on Auditor
Ray Hafeli. The auditor informed
the delegation that he did not un-
derstand why the Social Welfa e
Continued on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Charged z5c
For. Service At
Gas Station

Jonathan Smith. OF 526 East War
ren. told Tribune representative
Monday that a white attendant at
a gasoline service station at SUI
perior aud Rlvard. attempted 10
threaten him with a revolver last
Friday evening at 7.4S o'clock.
when he protested against discour-
teous service given him.
According TO Smith, he stopped
at the service station and asked
for four gallons of gas aud re-
quested that his tires and radiator
be checked He said the attend
ant told him: Il have cut my air
Off. but II you buy the gas will
give you some air. Swith ordered
four gallons OF gas. which he re-
ceived. but when the attendant
made no effort to check the tires
and water. Smith called it to his
attention.
I'm not supposed to work for
you the attendant is alleged 10
have replied. whereupon Smith Of
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Hasn't Boy
Fer Shooting
Step.F ather

Police are looking for Emmett
Densley, 21. s62 Theodore, on
charges OF felonious assault.
Densley is charged with shoot
ing his step-father, Louis Clink-
scales. As, Ala HendrIe. in the
chest with a Winchester rife early
Sunday morning.
The shooting took place az the
step-father's home, Ala Hendrie
street, after Clinkscales' wife, Ada,
had refused to loan her son $40.
She said that after she had re-
fused TO give him the money he
left the apartment and returned
shortly. He started hammerlng on
the door and Mr.. Clinkscales open
ed It. Emmett Densley fred one SHOT
at his step-father without making
any comment.
The bullet struck him In the
chest.
Patrolman Emory Raskey. OF the
18th precinct arrested Leila Dens-
ley. %. and her husband Leroy. at
the corner OF Il. Palmer and Beau
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