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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

North Detroit a dandy tribute
for a boy doing his share.
Pfc. Arthur Brown, former Mich
igan State bicycle champion and
winner of The Detroit Times Gold
Skates Derby, was home during the
week on a 15-day furlong He
is stationed in Texas.
No team in the land Is better
represented in the armed forces
than the Waditans softball club.
Here Is how their roster reads
Cliff Doyle. United States Marines;
Paris Island. S. c. Sandy
Galosso, United States Marines,
Jacksonville. Fla. ). Whiz Taylor,
United States Marines, Washing
ton, d. c. Jack Beaupalaunt,
United States Marines, Paris
Island, S. c. -. William Lavoy
United States Army Leroy
Gary, United States Army, Boston,
Mass. Ralph Montague, Fort
Custer, Mich. Ray Calcuterri
United States Marines. Paris
Island, s. c. Bud Baurer
United States Marines. Paris
Island, S. c. That's a pretty good
showing for any team.
Lieut.. Joe Truskowski, former
Michigan football captain and later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
One Eye Is Plenty

What the National Hockey League needs oneeyed
referees-Chsdwck who did good job in Detroit Is almost
blind To golf balls convention of
keepers Amherst Mass voted TO eliminate hazards and water
holes Among the heavyweghs beaten by Melio Bettna
the southpaw, Harry Bobo who kayoed Lem Franklin
Two brothers of Melo Frank is in the navy and
Joe in the army Melo is in Al The Augusta National
Golf Club home Of the Masters tournament closed each
from May November.
Roy Weatherly who is taking life with the Indians
shed 40 pounds from 215 10 5 Babe Phelps husky catcher
hits home frequently bat that weights only 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Times Bow|ers
.Feted TUESDAY,

Mayor and Mrs. Edward ]. JEFF
fries will be among the special
guests at the Detroit Times ALI
Star Bowling Classics first annual
sponsors, bowlers and wives BAN
quet to be held at Northwood Inn
Tuesday at Z p. m. More than lao
people are expected to attend.
The league has retained its
present officers. Harold Allen,
president; Bob Thyme, first vice
president, and Henry w. Ehrle,
secretary treasurer, and added
Charles Rabaut as second vice
president.
In addition to distribution of
prize money and awards to Joe
Norris Stroh team for winning
the championship for the sixth
time in the leagues seven-year
history state champions also will
be honored.
Paul Dye Of Saginaw and Walter
Pageau, president and secretary
OF the Michigan State Bowling AS
ISOLATION, will be on hand to pre-
sent medals to the winners. They
are Louis Burr's National. 3008;
Fred Wolf and Cass Grygier. 1898;
Mette Standish. 736. and Walter
Reppenhagen, 1874.
DR.. Mitchell Korbelak and Frank
Mitzel, president and secretary of
the Detroit Bowling Association,
and George Waters and Otto
Proppe Of similar Offices in the
Detroit Bowling Proprietors' AS
ISOLATION also will be among the
guests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
BY M. #. DRUKENBROD

Orchard Lake Country Club will
honor Tommy Shannon, its popu-
lar pro, with a special day, Satur-
day, May Is. When his shop was
burned down recently. Shannon
took a heavy loss. his stock valued
at close to $4,000 having been de-
stroyed. Members whose clu b
were in his shop suffered relatively
small loss, because due to Tommy's
foresight, their property was fully
insured.
The days feature will be an ex-
hibition match to be played by Glib
Sellers, state open champion from
Edgewood; AL Watrous, Mortit
IDutra and Shannon. There also
will be driving and putting con-
tests. sweepstakes for members
and a shot-making demonstration
by Shannon.
Included on a lengthy committee
in charge of the event are Mrs,
Vern B. Myers and II. B. Quinn,
chairmen of the clubs women and
men golf activities.
Bob Hope, the actor man, re-
fsrs TO an approach tohich IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
LAKE TO HONOR SHANNON
Other Pros TO Play in Event on May Is

at Michigan. There are rs girls in
her classes.
Mrs. Hanley Is enthusiastic
about three coed golfers she has
s cen in action - Marjorie Row
present Detroit district champion
who Is at Michigan State. and
Betty Jane COPYRIGHT and Sally
Sessions Of Michigan.
She said it isn't often that three
such fine prospects appear in the
same section at the same time.
Al Wallace, prominent district
golfer, still has the card for
match he played nth Walter
Hagen at Lochmoor on April 81,
1851. Both had 7o's. And don't
forget" Wallace says, that i0as
,0hen Uncle Walter really was
good"
Red Run has placed a screen
about two feet high at the edge oil
the lake on Nos. 2 and Is TO catch
approaches headed for the water
and on No. is 10 catch du b b &
drives.
Under special rules. a ball rest.
ing against the screen is deemed
to have gone into the lake and i
dropped with the usual one stroke
penalty. The parallel water hazard
ruling is invoked because obviously
IL would be next 10 impossible or
Nos. 2 and IS for the player Il
drop and keep the water between
him and the hole.
II the ball stops a short distance
from the screen IL must be played
from there-unless the player pre-.
fers the unplayable lie penalty o'
stroke and distance, which hC
won't.
Walter H1geR's friends are
trying to prevail upon him to
Wear his reading glasses" for
golf. They insist the glasses ,oiH
help his short game, especially
his putting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
THE GREATER GAME:
Athletes in Service

assistant football coach and base
ball coach at Wayne University,
is on recruiting duty for the navy
in the Detroit area. -. He
watched his old team pile up a big
lead on u. of d. the other cold
afternoon and went home satisfied
with his cheering :. His old boys
then went on to lose.
University OF Michigan has an
list of athletes In the
service of the nation to name
a few. Maj. Ted Banks, grid star
of 20 years ago, Is in the chief
army morale division d. Phil Bal
yeat. track ace. 1939-40, is getting
his course at Annapolis to become
a physical training teacher for the
army Don Brewer. Detroit lad
who played baseball, 1867, Is In
the Army Administrative Officers
Candidate School His father Is
the big man in the Department OF
Recreation in Detroit Jack
Butler, who had a great record
as a football tackle and wrestler
two years ago, is an instructor In
naval aviation at Pensacola, Fla
|. Charles Barker, who held the
National Collegiate 50-yard swim.
ming title, is a second lieutenan,
at Camp Forrest. Tennessee
Don Canham, captain of the 1941
track team, is a junior instructor
in physical education at Maxwell
Flying Field, just outside of Mont
gomery, Ala.
Taylor Drysdale, the backstroke
star Of eight years ago, is on spe'
cial duty for the army in Eng
land Fred Culver, another De-
troiter whose speciality was track
is an ensign on the u. S. S. Homo
lulu. Bob Flora and Harlir
Fraumann of the 1871 football
eleven, arc naval ensigns and work
ing in the physical education pro
gram Ed Frutig, a grand enc
in 1899 and 1910, is in the Nava
Air Corps. stationed at Glen View
Ill. Elmer Gedeon, another all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Paris Five Only
Threat Left
In City Meet
Curtain Drops "Wednesday
When A.B.C. Also Closes;
rs Detroit Elves Listed
BY HAROLD KAHL

or the IL remaining Class A
teams Nal Gilmour's Paris of The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
looms as the only serious threat
TO the leading 3046 of Joe Lieb's
Twentieth Century Recreation in
the annual city bowling tourna-
ment at the Detroit Recreation
Building.
Team shooting ends "Wednesday
night, but II this total holds w
Tuesday against the firing of Car
Kersten, Joe Green, Adolph 'ko-
nopka. Perry Allagreen and
Johnny Crimmins, who compose
Paris. then Twentieth Centur,
will he in line TO receive the SITS
check and the medals that &C
with the championship.
Three of the Glass A fives
carded this Sunday are not TO be
overlooked. They are Mel Doris
Pfeiffer and Charles Shelley's Not
tingham of the Rainbow $40 Major
Classic and Dan Shields Rainbow
Recreation Of the Eastern division
of the Travelling LOOP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Jimmy Pratt. who used to sail
out of the Bayview Yacht Club, Is
still distinguishing himself on the
water he is Lieut.. James Pratt.
a member of the Royal Canadian
Naval Volunteer Reserves, some
where on the Atlantic Ocean 4.
Friends and fellow sailors may
write him care OF Fleet Mail
Office, Halifax, N. S.
Freddie Jensen of the Detroit
Yacht Club, who was a contestant
in the OK. catboat racing. Is now
stationed with a medical unit at
Los Angeles Another Yacht
clubber, Tom Swegles, Is at Mitch
els Field. Long Island. He Is
a small boat racing expert >. Joe
Drake. better known as Spook,
light canvas man board Ed
Zerbe's boat of that name, Is
bosun's mate In the Naval Reserve
and will leave shortly for active
duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Bill Snyder
Sails to Coast

Bill Snyder, who set light sails
aboard Perez Darnalls Six Meet
when she made her great record
last summer, left Saturday for
parts unknown as member OF
the United States Air Corps 4.
Billy Miller, for eight years a
sailor around the lakes, is finish
ing his first year in the navy =. i.
He's at Navy Pier, Chicago, study
ing to be an aviation gunner.
Ralph Johnson, son of the we'll
known Hubert of the Department
of Recreation, has been trans
ferred to Brooks Field, Texas /.
He will receive his commission
shortly :. He won letters in foot
ball and basketball at Wayne Uni
versity Here's news about
some more Wayne athletes =.
Connie Eizak, former football and
track man. has completed his
course in the Gene Tunney physi-
cal training branch and has been
assigned to a naval station in Cali
fornia -. He is a chief boat
fswain's mate Lieut.. Harmon
f. Burns, a tennis player, has re-
ceived his wing in the Army Air
Corps at Victoria /. He stopped
lin Detroit last week and took
unto himself a bride, Miss Judith
Mulhern He has been assigned
to the Municipal Airport at Bos-
ton.
Edgar w. Whitley Larinmore,
captain of the 1941 football team
and former Cooley athlete, has
gone to jefferson Barracks, Mis-
souri,, where he is in the physical
education program of the Army
Air Corps ). Jack Egan, a catcher
on the Detroit Printers baseball
team is scheduled to report shortly
to Fort Dix ). Bill Bye, who aided
Mortie Dutra in the pro shop at
Red Run, is due to be indicted
into the army in California shortly
Lieut.. Arthur J. Rohde has been
given a post at the Wellston Air
Depot at Robins Field. Georgia :.
Lieut.. A. r. tPeewee) Dawson is
now stationed with the infantry
at Camp Livingston Pvt. Cliff
ford Barton is finding the army
okay at Norfolk, Va, where he is
stationed a letter to his
mother says conditions are perfect
with plenty of sevens =. His
mother lists him as a good athlete
and an all-around good fellow in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
.Dubs 10 Meet
Equal in Heart
Notet
Pittsburgh WeI.erwsisht
Stayed the Distance
With Bob Montgomery
By CLAYTON HEPLER

Harvey Dubs, who showed De-
troit fans all the heart In the
world as he refused to stay down
in his fight with Ray RobinsonI
will meet his equal in that respect
when he takes on Carmen Notch
May 10, at Arena Gardens.
For Notch showed just as much
courage in staying 10 rounds
without suffering a Touchdown irI
losing to another high ranking
fighter. Bob Montgomery, Friday,
at Toledo.
Courage alone, however, doesn't
salve the wounds of defeat. Both
are in the same boat now, and
will be more than ever determined
to win this fight and begin re-
establishing themselves In the
public's favor.
They've met once before. Notch
taking a 10-round decision. Notch
has also won over Mansfield Dris.
kell by q technical knockout. Dubs
beat the former state champion
twice, first by a knockout, then
by a decision.
Notch and his manager, Joe
Brusco, will come in from Pitts
burgh Wednesday 10 begin train
ing. Dubs has already taken q
physical examination and is work.
ing out daily at the renovated
Motor City A. c.
Joe Louis may not defend his
title again for the duration.
The army's reluctance to let the
enlisted athletes take furloughs
while the war situation becomes
graver is major reason, Of
course. but Just as important Is
the Presidents request for a limi-
tation of all earnings TO SIS, 00O
annually for each person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
SEEING the East for First Time

Nancy Fernandez Braves smuggling sensation Is Casian
from California there and Of the Rockies until
reported in Florida for Spring training San Francscos
shortsop Fernandez bated in 129 last His
parents from Spain Coach Jim Crowley Of Fordham
gave $4,000 $4,000 coaching Job and outside ncomes to
take $4,000 Job with the naval reserve jim has wife,
children a nice home in New Yorks suburbs Tom
Sunke Giants relief finger almost blind in the left eye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
ART ROSS OFFERS A SOLUTION

Joe Cronn is one American League managers moaning
because ne let Billy Sullivan get out of the league with the
league short of good cahers Now that Toronto maple Las
have Stanley Cup COMFY Smyhe predicts there will be
~ H. hockey winter Art Ross, the Boston hockey
genius has plan continue hockey Art would have the
league profits going relief funds over and
above weekly each player In that way Ross points
out would be provided the Kinks would not uner
financial troubles and franchises would remain alive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

(If you have a friend or rela-
tive ia the armed forces pho
i0as an athlete, send his address
10 The Detroit Times. Many
boys have been receiving lsttsrs
because old friends discovered
their address through this COL
umR. Address TO Edgar Hayes,
The Detroit Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
orr the Hook
With
Letuis Fl. Walter

isn't the kind Of hay they used to win lose but two
Of biggest books In town reported $4,000 In the red
the last three weeks play One Of their biggest blows
when Trainer Red Gregory cut Strombus loose at
Churchill S14 payon Gregory tipped the horse
many Of his old Detroit friends Derby Day They
loaded the Detroit books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Gets the Votes

Don Meade paradoxcay the most popular and heavily
played Jockey the American turf well as the most hated
roundy booed Incidentally Meade, who blasted regu
lary by Dan Parker his favorite coumns and
that Tommy Farr class by himself
the only challenger who hasn't been kayoed in title
bout Farr went with and there hasn't been
second meeting Frank McCombs, cadde at French Lick
Springs SIS years old has nine children 70 grandchildren
sc great grandchildren Fred Shook OF the Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
SIuqqer's Bat Weighs IS Ounces

Ted Williams 36-ounce bat Bill Mckechnie says
that when pitcher his control first and then
becomes In Boston when Whtlow Wyatt started
to loosen up his 1912 debut the Brooklyn pitcher refused
to designed for operations OF visiting
pitchers up in the direction opposite
TO the one am going during the game he explained
f don't face the direction wind conditions) am
going to later when PITCH my control will be bad"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Bill Zaoor the Windsor horseman who shipping to Detroit
from Pmco exercise boys he Whitney Abel
Pat Brady Eddie Barnes and other trainers have been
gallopng The oldmers in the army
in defense Ex jockey George Fields is tmekeeper In
Baltimore shpyar George Rose Johnny Behak Clyde Ponce
hundreds other crackers working the Martin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Owner Jim Norris Of the Detroit Red Wings and his Toronto
associate Gordon Leitch have given camp on
Beausde Island Georgian Bay the Navy League Of Canada
for the intensive training of cadets for the Canadian navy
The camp accommodates 100 cadets a time Norris and
Lech gave the cadets schooner Oroe training
ship last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
; Hits in First
Halt Sox Losses

ST. LOUIS, May 9 (UP).-Chi.
cago White Sox punched all three
Of their hits in the first inning
before a putout was made today
and defeated the st. Louis Browns.
2 to 1, to snap a losing streak at
six straight games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

vide Of the green or barely on
the edge as my vicinity shot"
Mrs. Stewart Hanley, winner OF
the state and district titles on sew
eral occasions, was visitor at the
districts opener at Detroit Golf
Club. Mrs. Hanley who under
went an appendicitis operation last
winter, is instructing girl golfers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Knows His 'Haig'

DoH lids Freddie Corcorsn for talking Walter Hagen into
gofing temperance The Haig may not be able TO
match Hogans and the Nelson's but we would
rather coorfu Walter slice few shots and miss few
puts of the stars knock down hags
with irons split farways with long drives or chip In from
the fringe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Charley Gehringer will celebrate his thrty-nnth birthday
Monday II feel day 80" Gehringer reports
In you forgotten the kabe Tiger coach was born
in Fowervie Clair Berry the Tigers travelling secre
tar outstanding mathematical athlete will be 40 next Friday
don't tell anybody told him Jack Blackburn
beaten by Gunboat Smith, the only heavyweight te ate
trainer for Joe Louis ever fought Philadelphia Jack OBren
Sam Langod Tony Capon not heavies when they
fought Blackburn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
PiepuI Changes Mind. to Play Here

M1t Piepul, former Notre Dame Al-America, who has
kept from by deficient eyesght The double
tense asss has changed his mind about retiring from foot
ball and will play for the Lions again this fall Mt has been
attending spring practice coming from
South Bend to sell tickets the Detroit Race Track
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Cardinals weighed 240 pounds eight months Today he
weighs $50 get into the air corpsand got
there Denver will get early look professional football
Green Bay Washington Redskins having sched
uled game for the miehigh city, September 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Totals 10 ~ 10 Iotah u {"
Chicago 400 600 oo0-2
st. Louis OlO 600 OOO-l
batted in-Kuhel, Hosg tMcQuinn scored
in second as Iaabs hit into double play.
Two-base hits-Kuhel. McQuinn. stolen
base--Kuhel. Double plays - Appling 70
Holloway 10 Kuhel. Kennedy to Holloway
to Kuhel Left on hases-st. Louis 4.
Chicago q. Bases on balls--Of Niggeling
4. OFF caster l. off Dietrich I. struck out
by NigFeling 2. ny Dietrich 2. Hits
OF Niegeling } In 3 innings. off Caster
ing. Umpires-C;rieve, Rue and geisel.
5 paid. Time OF game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONELL

Joe Cronin One Of A. l. SmYthe, leafs Boss
Managers Mo- nin9 Predicts there u Be
Over SuIwans Loss lq42 Hockey League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Harry Saunders Oldbru OF the
Daily Leader Major of Mt. Glenn
ems, Andy Yorkison's Thomas A.
Edison of the Western Travelling
and Walter Szpont's Mt. Elliott
Recreation of the Metro Classic
are the others. The latter is from a
surprising league and also will
bear watching.
Eddie McDonald's DeRosier of
Wurm's House Monday and Cliff
Haase's Centennial Recreation of
South Macomb will have its fling
Tuesday before Paris crosses alleys
with Cass Zebrowski's Van Dyke
Recreation. They will be on the
same pair, 67-6S, Twentieth Cen
fury hung up its total. Fred
Dominick's Dayner's Of Birming-
ham is the only one on the closing
squad Wednesday.
Leaders in the doubles and
singles at Olympic Recreation will
have 10 wait until a week from
next Saturday before they know
their fates. They are Louis Sic
laff with TOT in the singles, Will
liam Nickel and Kenneth Buckshi
in the doubles with 1343 and Bert
Parsons 1869 in the all-events.
A. B. G. to Close
Two squads of doubles and sim
giles and one of five-men produced
only one change among the leaders
Saturday, Gerard Tack and Gust
Wrage taking tenth in the Class
A doubles with 1884. Tack had
19s-222-199 for GIG, Wrage 214-
199-202 for 615.
In addition to the team event
in the city tourney, all champions
in the American Bowling Con-
gress' 72-day marathon in Co
o., also will be known by
Wednesday. But before the cur
tain drops 25 Detroit teams, Is
this Sunday, five Monday and two
Tuesday, will see action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Bob Hope, the actor man, re-
fers to an approach tohich is
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-31
NO CATHOLIC MASS

There will be no mass at the
Catholic Church in Douglas tomor-
row, according to an official an
nouncement.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-31

Arrangements to secure a half
time teacher for the grades to helr
out during remainder of the term
and fill need which apparently ex-
listed since beginning of the pres
ent school year.
Appointment of Kenneth Shud-
shift as assistant janitor to help
Mr.. Schlegel for the remainder OF
the term was voted, due to partial
disability of the latter
A tentative budget for year 1943-
"A was approved for presentation
10 James Ryan, Commissioner OF
Education, to assist him in secur-
ing proper funds from the next
Legislature, when it convenes, that
appropriate salary increases as
well as other increased costs OF
operation may be taken care of.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-31
DOUGLAS
NEWS
DATON FLEEK AND
MISS ROBERTSON. WED

Married in Juneau, Wednesday
evening, December 80, at Holy
Trinity Cathedral, Dean c. E. Rice
Officiating, Miss Alvera Robertson
OF Juneau was married to Daton
Fleek, Douglas young man. Miss
Alfredo Fleek, sister of the bride
groom, was the brides attendant
and Irwin Fleek, brother, was best
man. Immediate relatives and a
few friends were present.
Daughter of Mrs. Lawrence CASH
en-, the bride is a Juneau girl, at
tended Juneau schools and has re-
Gently been employed at Percy's.
Mr. Fleek is the son of Mrs. Leona
Sebenico and was born in Doug
las and lived on the Island apracti-
eally all his life. He is employed
at the California grocery store.
A reception following the we'd
ding was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Cashen on Gas
tinean Avenue where friends called
during the evening to fete the
couple
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-31
R0TAPIANS WILL
BRING NEW YEAR
IN WITH PARTY

Members of Juneau Rotary Club
will gather in the Gold Room of
the Baranof Hotel tonight at 10
o'clock sharp to begin the process
of ringing in the New Year
What with the current diaper and
safety pin shortage, the 1943 infant
may surprise the Rotarians by max
ing his appearance only in his top
hat in keeping with the war effort.
AS for the Rotarians, Chairman
Horace Adams says they may come
dressed semi formal, which means
business suit for men and long
dresses for women. 81 "a 5, wa.
Approximately $50 persons are ex-
pected to attend the affair. Enter
tainment will start at 1890 o'clock,
SO. guests are warned to be on hand
sharply at 10. A buffet supper will
be served at a. m. a
Committees which have handled
the arrangements include Dave Pat
terson and Wilbur Wester, reserva-
tons: Jack Burford and Don Skuse,
music; Tom Dyer, ELLIS Reynolds,
Lou Hudson and Col. Roy Reigle,
entertainment; Henry Harmon, Lu
Liston and Harold Roth, decora-
tons: George Schmidt, Warren Caro-
and James McNaughton, singing;
Claude Carnegie and Bill Walker,
favors.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-12-31
SHARPE TAKES
OATH OF OFFICE

Commissioner of Labor-elect Wal
ter P. Sharpe took his oath of office
today and tomorrow will take over
the administration of the Territorial
Department of Labor.
Territorial Auditor Frank A
Boyle administered the oath OF
office.
Sharpe won the post last fall, de-
feating the retiring Commissioner
Michael Haas by a wide margin
Haas recently was appointed Al
askan representative for the War
Labor Board during a trip to Wash
ington, D. c.