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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Service Plus
Two Policemen Help Stork
Deliver Baby Girl
Photo by Times stan Photographer

The police department has a
for delivering the
goods, but Monday morning two
patrolmen topped that record by
assisting at the delivery of g.
pound l2-ounce baby gul. Rita
Agnes. 10 the Leonard McGowan>
of 4nSl West Philadelphia avenue
The baby rather rushed mat
ter>," said Mrs. MCGOWAN, "by
coming at $3.50 a. m. was
alone with the family and the
first thing thought Of was
calling the police department
They came through all right
PatrOlman William n. Smith
and his buddy, Neal NrOblew-
ski, helped al the task until the
doctor arrived. Smith then oiled
the baby and even put on her
vest.
you should have seen him
sitting there with nj, h"aNN
belt and wicked hooking
gun holster contrasting strangely
with the small, blue bundle"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Here's Medal
Mother, z Brothers Oet
Posthumous Award

WASHINGTON NOV - rPl
President Roo >eNclt today
honorod hcloc marine Gitr who
''Il ~ Nidvay hy pp>thumou,k
awarding Tho Congressional NedaI
ot Honor fn ni, mother and Two
brothers who hope 10 take b..
place n tho air against 'hc enemy
Tho flicr was Capt Richard T.
Fleming - Of The Marine Corp,
Reserve who crashed n flames or
June :. after repeated attack,
upon japanese WarShlpS IN m,
Bai'lo Of Midway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Mexican Claims Set Up

WASHINGTON. Nov = .lUP).
The House today passed 10y
voice Vote the Mexican claims bill
designed 10 set up machinery for
distribution of 100000 that the
government of McXlco has agreed
90 pay American citizens having
-ub,'ntalcd q am age claims
against Mexico The measure did
NOT include ClaimS- arising from
reu7lration OF oil lands 10y ihc
L-NL.nn .OlnInm-nl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Escaped Convict
Admits Murder

F J. Palmer, %, escaped con-
Wet from Jackson prison. today
confessed he dubbed to death
Walter Slslo. s.. on a farm near
Washington. Mich, on September
70 during a quarrel over a dog
He tried TO hit me-" Palmer
was quoted by Macomb County
Prosecutor Wilbur r. Hold II
hit him twice over the head aud
then in the hack. knew hc was
going 10 die, hut I started out 10
take him 10 the doctor in his
car"
Held said Palmer became In
volyed in an accident near Utica
He fled leaving SiGlo'S body IN
the car. Both were employed a.
larmhands al the time
Palmer was arrested NoVom-
bcr 9 at McDonough- Ga. when
ne was unable to produce draft
card Investigation revealed he
had escaped from the Dalton farm
of Jackson prison where ne was
serving a term for car theft
He was returned 10 Jackson
Friday Held said he would bo
charged with murder and brought
to Macomb County tor trial "a,
soon Is possible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

Workers complained that Dunn,
had discharged nine social welfare
bureau employees without rrgaru
for seniority
Al the same time the cpum>.
sion WAS surprised lo learn .ihai
Dunno had appointed VAS his adj
TInlsiratjvc assistant. Edward
Kane the man who occupied that
post before Dunno was indicted
and later GENERATED ON a
brlbe-tdkIng charge
II discharged the nine en-
ployes on the basis OF need and
general office efficiency, because
they are not covered In the new
budget" said Dunno. II hired
Kane because he's the best man
! could find In the state"
Nothing doing" sad the
commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
ALL i'm Step EsslG B0SS
Director Of County Social Welfare Bureau Must
Get O. K on Hr;nqs, Firnqs

Everything in the Waync
County Bureau of Social Welfare.
directed by Walter Dunno. was
back 20 normal TODAY except
Walter Dunno
Ninc cmpluye, DISCHARGED los
dunno We're hack M WORKS
one rmployc hired hy uunn
was not back al work
Dunno was under orders no, TO
DO any more hiring or firing un-
less the hirngS and tiringS were
first approved by the welfare
commission
All this resulted from a welfare
meeting at which the commission
reversed a number of Dunno or
derS
The rcver>alS started when Toss
Baker. business agent for the Go
State. County &d Municipal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

LET me tell you something of how the stream of
Detroit war production is rising now. Every five
days it carries of Detroit, out Of the auomotve
industry, aviation engines, fuselage assemblies, aero
nautical control equipment and miscellaneous aircraft
parts of all kinds equal in dollar rolue to 1875 acor
ploacs-o squadron of - hcory bonbers AND q
squadron Of 20 medium bombeIS AND squadron Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Where Death Turks
Worst Crossings Reported TO Council; Sofey
Gates Recommended TO Public Service Board

The city'S six deadheSt railroad
crossings were reported 10 COM
mon council today
They are. according 10 COM
mittcc.> survey Holbrook avenue
east OF Russell street Grand
Trunk Oakland boulevard AL Ne
vada avenue Grand Tmnkt. LIN
ernoIS avenue south OF West Fort
street Wabash East NcNicholS
road west OF Van Dyke avenue
Grand Trunk. Nj Elliott avenue
north of Lynch road Grand Trunk
and New York Central. McNich-
OILS east of Nj. Elliott New York
Central
The CanIff avenuc-Grand Trunk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Demands Peace Aims Now

NEW YORK, Nov - INSl<
Go President Philip MURRAY to-
day called for immediate lormu-
laiion by the United Nations of a
seat of peace aims written IN
simple. concrete terms to wipe out
the old inequitieS, the old an
tagoniSuS. the old lmperlah>mS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
90 fQhtcrS.!

lV0TT0.
simultaneously, the same stream in the same
length of time delivers enough tanks, amorcd cars
and military vehicles in dollar value to all Of
the mechanical mdt0icl required to equip On entire
oJBored drision OF the army.
"The shipments of field pieces tank and anti
tank cannon aircraft and anti-aircraft rapidfre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

O
for America and the ton& Mr. nrad:

cannon machine guns and carbnes that we start
toward the fighting fronts from river Of produc-
ton, would equip within two weeks an entire otmorcd
djrsio0 Of the army ,citb all the guns uses.
"And, this is not all the commerce our pro-
duction river is caryng-nayal production, millions
Of shell and cartridge cases, encompasses search
lights and wide variety of items we do not mention"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Fire Sweeps FIYina School

HAMILTON. ~. Y. Nov. Is
GNS)-A Sl50.0OO blaze swept
through a hangar al the PensOn-
Colgate flying service school last
night and destroyed about a score
s training planes and a nearby
ela eSIflOm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Latch Key Children

I've read number Oi artl-
clos" added Doctor Selling, ION
the latch-key' children in the
East. Maybe its a bad thing TO
mention IL. You never know
whether IL j. going 90 give
somebodX- AN idea.-IheSe- LATCH
key children are an example of
what leads To delinquency.
Mothers have been going 10
work, leaving their children
with a door KEY tied around
their necks nv "A string, and n
tag saying, This j. Johnny So
andso. He lives at. n
he wants IN get In, please un-
lock the door for him"
Even where homes remain M
tact, war nerves get m their
hcks. And here < something that
good many of us will rCcOg-
nize. Worrying about the war,
income taxes the prospect Of
what may happen after the war.
father and mother arc on edge
Father, tired and troubled,
sits or wanderS moroScly around
the house. shut up" he tells
the kids. Get away from me
I'm tired
That's war nerves at work. II
means irritable children who
may dodge fathers wrath by
keeping away and getting into
trouble. II NAV not happen 10
YOU, hut it's going 10 happen 10
somebody.
There's one bright spot. al
though you may not think it's
y bright spot.
Gas anu tire ratiOning," says
Doctor Selling, "will do as much
as anything TO control crime.
We've watched home life break
ing down for long time be-
cause Of the diversity of aetivi-
ties and interests outside the
home. Rationing is going TO
keep people home and its going
to make dent in the delin-
quency."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

The "Zoot Suit Gang and
other hoodlumS who have been
wrecking pooiroomS and auto
mobiles maN-ne- gazing Ia a Taste
OF what's coming
War has habit Of breeding
ilNcnllc dnhnnMlnCN DclINIi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

seems TO have
en- fairly
free q n SO
far. but other
cities are get.
ting a bitter
dose OF n. II
WotIldn I Dc
surprising If
We did too
A fCW DAYS
ago a youth
of Il killed a
man OF 50 for
no purpose
2 p p arcntiy.
except 10 got
t1C man g TIT
fot 4 joyIlde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
EX-ProSecutor
To TdkeFight TO
Highest Court
Former Sheriff S Attorney
Awaits Opinion From
State Supreme Bench

Although the state supreme
court has over-ruled their appeals
from az TO 5-yeaT sentences for
gfaft-taking, jail still appeared
long way off today for former
Prosecutor Duncan f.. McCrea
and former Sheriff Thomas c.
Wilcox.
The state court turned down
their appeals late yesterday.
While WilcoHs attorney, George
S. Fitzgerald, said he was waiting
to hear from his client as to
what moves, if any, the former
sheriff wants TO make, McCrea,
reached in Northern Michigan,
outlined elaborate legal steps he
says he will take before giving up
the battle TO avoid prison.
AT UNCLE'S FUNERAL
Talking in Trout Creek. some
go miles northeast of Marquette.
where he attended the funeral of
an uncle, Edward Cameron. yes
terday, McCrea declared:
II am first going TO ask the
state supreme court for a re-
hearing. II this il denied, L will
ask the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals at Cincinnati
for leave to appeal the convic-
ton to IL.
IF they grant this, I will
appeal to them. II they don't
l viii go to the United States
supreme Court and ask them
to reverse the circuit courts
denial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

The bostook ttrS girl TO fuiUrO
and back
We also have q husband aged
p. and hI> wiit-l9 held "hlr
pchCc investigate some gun pla-
man shot 10 death the
course uf AT -ytrT7rTt 0rTT =
traffic accident
Lowell =. selling Of the psNChi-
Atric clinic at recorders court
gives us three reasons why Mar
breeds delinquency:
The police are usually
short-handed. and have more
work to perform besides, 80 they
can't watch juveniles.
2-Nar nerves affect every
body, including the younger set.
filters. woTIA- cnntag ielI~
"perVes" touch of delinquency
and crime.
3-Homes are upset or
broken. Father 20 Ia N1r.
Mothers 90 60 factories or other
outside enterpriaes-Ii-Iun
has an inclination 10 get INTO
trouble, there's nobody 10 step
him.
Some column reader, tell O. a
case AT Plymouth = father .n
the army. the mother working
the children PLAYING whcrc they
chose. In this case a small boy
in the family PIT some barrel
slaves on q railroad track
II dcrallcd tho pom, truck
Nhc small front WhocI-l %. q
locomotive When the tTuce rf
a switch 10 d"Jaacd the ru-r"
and another car r s Kirk
patrick OF the p1r NwQu,ttc
Railroad >dNS ~ IS costing >op'l
10 IS OOn 10 rcp1r Tho cu-u,
and other equipment. Chester
HUFF. the engineer b, >tlll ou'
with bskcn i1C which VII
add about $500 n Doctor bill,
and ms pay while IDLE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25

crossing, where Is bus riders
persisted. is not IN Detroit
Council recommended that
safety gates be erected AZ the >iN
crossings. Final decision estS
with the State Public Service
Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
Smuts Returns Home

PRETORIA. South Nfr.ca. 80,
y up Field Marshal Jan g
SHUTS, primo minister of SoUrF
AiDca returned today rs plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-25
TELLS PLAN OF ACTION

III they grant this. l will re-
turn to the Cincinnati court.
II the circuit court at CinrIp-
natl still upholdS the Michigan
court l would go TO the United
states Supreme Court with an
appeal from that conviction. II.
on the other hand, the circuit
court grants my appeal, the
case would then return here for
new trial or else he quashed
ut orce."
NcCrea declared that nc Still
-et-ttcvCS tncTC Is some court i'm
our government whore | will re-
ceive fair and impartial conSid-
GRAFTON.
Wilcox is now in Milwaukee.
Fitzgerald said adding:
Il want TO get copy ~ the
state supreme courts ori-ion
and read IL. Then will en-
tact Wilcox and be guided by
his wishes"
CONVICTED or BRIBERY
McCrca. Wilcox and AIf..d J
I'I>ka. former president NJ
Crosse PointC Park. were con
NIctcd Anrl IS 1871. with -
others. of con>pirinc 10 give snd
take brides for tho protect an of
vice and gambling in Waync
COUNTY Seventeen dc --nSants
immediately went 10 prison.
In denying the apreaIS OF Nc
Croa GarSka and Wilcox. tho
state supreme court alc7 G,nied
appcalS by the seven other de-
lcndsnts They were.
Carl Staebler. undo sheriff 10
Wilcox Bertha Malone disorderlv
house operator Clydo Sfor1bqugh.
former Crosse Pmnic handbook
operator. Lew, Fui1if former
Naudhook operator in Ham, rpmck:
Bon Lan>bur- former Slot ma
chine operator doVnriycr. Eddie
Way former doWnuvcr gambler.
ma Angelo Scpduto. former dis
orderly house operator out
county
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Dickeys-the smart and practical
neckwear Of the day. All colors
and prints, stripes and other
styles.
Accessortes-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Heavy quality imported grass rugs
in the desirable 3xS II. sire for
small rooms, porcheS and halls.
Floor CoUerinoS-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Attractive pottery bases with solid
color glare in soft toned shades.
Complete with decorated shades.
Ldmps-Qornstaiys
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Larre sire cushions for bar harbor
chairs. complete with back rest.
Cretonne or chinty covered.
Uphoisterv-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-04-19

New frilly styles ~ well ax tai
lored types 10 wear with suits.
White and celors.
AcceSSories-Mdin Floor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Says Merchant
Marines Won't =
Discriminate

GLASGOW, Scotland-tANPl r.
Establishment of recreation cen
ter here f. members Of the mer-
chant marine with no discrlmlna-
ton as to race, creed or color, was
announced last week by Douglas
P. Falconer, national cecNu'!ve di-
rector o. the United eSaman' serv-
ice.
The non-discriminstion policy on
foreign shores OF the USS, which
is operating several such rest and
recreation centers in Great Britain,
has been contrasted with that d.
the American Red Cross which is
continuing to establish separate
recreation centers for Negro and
white members of the American
Expeditiunary forces.
Falconer, a resident OF Buffalo
N. Y, is a founder Of the Buffalo
Urban league.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
End Color Bar --WMC
Whites In
Negro Jobs
In Georgia

AUGUSTA. Ga.-tANP) The 10
cal post office mere, which until
few wears ago had three Negro
clerks and many carriers, now mas
no clerks. few pos,men ana only
mo specia, delivery men As IN
Negro clerks reached reurns age,
white men replaced them, and al
though two Negroes passed the
clerks examination with high
grades. they we're refused assign
monts as clerks Il IS reliably re-
ported
Augusta citizens. taking cosn-
zance Of this situation especially
since so many white women and
boys have received postal service
Jobs recently. declare that such a
policy on the part OF a federal
agency Is hardly consisten, with
democratic principles.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
SAYS NATIONAL
IN TX REST is.
.ENDANGE
McSherry PIE a d S For
National L Unity To
Speed Victory

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah-tANP)
Brig Gen. Frank j. McSherry
War Mlnpower commission opera
tons director, declared this week
that racial prejudices must be
fore2one in the national interest.
MANY Of the workers whom you
will have TO recruit during the next
year VIII be from minority groups,
he SAID L. an address before a NINE
and metal conference sponsored by
the American Mining Congress,
western division
Negroes. Latin-Americans and
Indians must make up an incrcas-
ing proportion OF your workers"
he added
The VINO aide told mine opera
tors that IF and when present
employees objec, 20 the employ
ment of persons OF different races.
mana2cmcnl-lab committees and
sn.on leaders should be called in
20 hep overcome The diITTcdTty,
Women, too. can be used, said
McSherry. As a former miner,
am convinced that many surface
operations can be handled by wom-
en-. We are ready 70 help you de-
:ermine which Jobs they can fill"
McSherry charged that in former
years discriminatory practices
have been all TOO prevalent"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
BREAK SIGNAL
CORPS CLASS
COLOR BAN
s Won en- Admitted In
Cleveland After
Protests

CLEVELAND. - (ANP)-
uf.or oor,,J,irts had heen
ni'oi I'm ~
filed with the Onlteu otdJes
Fn1nlovr1ent service, the
-. o..,..,- ,.ao,,o and
r uIuIe ouIi,'Ch IVaS " Gu" ail'l
'he lie. elanu an oS'' eis,'' -
were aunl' ,'eu ms "eeN ~ -
Oh''eo 90 'eH quo, 0o'ps N'''N
set up ID - S'i'oo',
a war Gepar' men d-ue . '.au 90 90
er refused 'ulii'' I'i'0e 10 ,.'c o1''e
women because lley are 'C,'' oe'.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
CITY OFFICIAL
BUSHES TOSTOP
BARRACK PLAN
Mayor Becker Goes To
Wash. To Curb Any
Action OF RumOr

ST. LOUIS. Mo. - Mayor
William Dee Becker, Director
of Public Utilities Max II.
Doyne and Thomas y. Dysart,
president Of the st. Louis
Chamber OF Commerce Journey
cd all the way TO Washington. D c.
to ease their anxiety over circula-
ing rumors that Jefferson Bar
racks would be converted into an
a.l-Nesro army post
Tho excited city officials had their
Observation-Disclosures Gained upon
Their arrival when they were as
sIred by army officials that no
change would be made in the status
Of the Barracks.
Aiding them in the inquiry was
Senator Harry Truman who ar
ranged an interview with Gen.
George c Marshall, Army Chief Of
Staff Truman stated that he had
yislted General Marshall and Sec
rotary Of War Siimson two weeks
ago and was told by them that no
change would take place.
Race leaders were loud in Their
criticism Of the Navor and his ac-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

Wtn German coal supplies drmn 81
1913 an effort is beng made in lay
70 exploit t4.i deposits 10 make W st
.DI.l a part Of the resulting fuel short
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Kalamazoo Girl In
The WAACE Engineers

r,ADr rore ,rDr.D- = ~
rum Ni0 NiOi-> 10 ID " en-
ly-nlne Negro members oil Inc
Womens Army Auxiliary Corps
Joined the ranks of their patriotic
.-,ors 10, ,,, .sor,, r,.o,,,I,. Union
-.
'ney were sI'uu@'eu anu mp Is
slNe ceremonies as specialists n
motor transport a, the First WAC
Training center here
NJ - ,,.u- ..-roa 3, .bo
' "
O'ansHy oulIoIhs IN downtown Des
MONIES and attracted many spec
tators. 1. was the third gradua-
flo, If sne,i,1is. rlz.ses n he held
a. '''' ,ho , ss1,.r'' con,c- In add''ion
~ w. oa,.a,a5 ,,,,o. .,.,,s,o,.t sne.
49, oo,,, &C. ,,reson,s5 N he
nra1d orsdnstos az he ceremonial
rar.ig,stos ss sd,,f,is4rative sne-
cialists uoro nrosen,ed tn two Ne
1ra a,,v,iisrios Who n-.u ,ase over
7 =, og;oo iohs Win The
- 90,
~, ,,,o,,bor Of , s,o,f,lis4 c,sss
oon,,,Io,os an ir,ors,ga COM wenl,
r9,,rga ~ bor cola 49,, 49, .rarn-
f,1 H. .rad,afion nov arc
.ar, =, ~. raDI.c;nr mon in non
-, ar-,,. iohs
Tao ,d,3ir .s,Ts,va srecfs1ist
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28
Soldier Volunteers
LandscapeGrOunds

FORT LEWIS. Wash AMP
To snow their appreciation for Rel
Gross services. men Of Negro
oattd ION a, For; Lewis took picks
shoyeis and trucks leyeled of the
grounds around the Red Gross field
directors new headquarters. and
Iandscaped them When Field Di-
rector Russell KiHin thanked the
men for their fine and generous
gest.re." they said. We liked the
services and We liked the building
bat We didn't give q damn for the
srolrds, so We improved them
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-28

noun. Ger.r1de German. Helen
Granger a.d Sally Mae Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06

cJNnEPEIJA-Eat Jefferson az CopIIn
Ni'ULhLLLn Open 12:i5 Noon Bette
Davis w THE MAN WHO CAME TO
DINNER" Plus Betty Grahle and Victor
Mature IN - WAKE IP SCREAMING"
cIpCIE-w. wsrren-Mnler RI. OR 500 4
N"NLb Open s Paved Parking Lot
cl7r', G"hn 7. Turner "HnNkN TONk. :"
"NENER GINF \ SUCKER ~ ENE>
BRLAk,' w { Fields. Panty Pirate. .
TIVIC--I srrninrtnn. Mich Phone go \
uopIzoN" ..rt,. rop.. ~ nrT =,
Rochelle Hudson. Make Rossnbloom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Writers Do Some Punch Tradino

The MexCans fists had Terry his humps the dis
ibuon OF such Terry WASH part the miser with
They with barred
flying fight and FIGHT 10 grip the heart
TAD the press without knowing
elbows
thraShed with blow being delivered in the
II npanduck they fighting punching inch
the Terry probably wondered Herraras peculiar
Nothing fancy about him.
middle of fourth Herreras right struck with the
vciouSness Yiddsher
Terrible
and title about Spider Kelly half the
pounding the mady he screamed: ONE MORE
AuRELLIO-ONE MORE-ONE MORE AND YOU ARE CHAM
PION"
Every standing Garlic gun watch
ing inteny n Tery There
Herrera lie couldn't believe his eyes!
Thought TeryS andJiggng trick! Spider walled Her
quaed Mcath swallowed his qud OF Sailors Delight and
TIE BELL BONGED SAVING TERRY He recovered quickly
and simply gaoped Herrera the fifth hit him the lugg
and-OCTi
This Hype of the
he period OF almost half
Tomorrow he tells Of The thrilling Leonard MtcheM banIe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
f1erere's Manager BROUGHT six-shooter to RING

Spider Kelly and Tim McCrath inseparabe and quick
thinking behind Mexican This
that there break toward Herrera bit the luck o
would be
expense eatherweght
1t fight while il lasted Big Garlic Her
Mexican picturesque giant
Aurelos of bodyguard He
white cowboy and his grdled with
sodandsker festooned belt pearl shooter bobbng
about in the gaudy holster
wasn't to a Humphreys Harrs.
Eddie Danny Doughery corner henchmen
Garlic vas looked invading
Govern expected throw pull ddoes
Senior Carrlo there pick them of like that,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
'M2Q!&teazs1t'
RyL HYpE IGoE.
Tricky. Treacherous Herrera Trained
On Cigars and Ro+-Gu+ Whisky

Five months before the world Of had been deeply shocked
knockout of unbeatable" Terrible Young
Hartford 1901 the proud
of the featherweight
His coming, with Of henchmen including Sam
Harris his and the lovabe Joe Humphreys Incompatible
branrIsters. TerTys wife Grace and Joe his first born
With visit the Terrible One writers and
with admiration for the tiny
him Gardner in with rush
OF uneashed fury which odme rngsders faint dead
Terry gracious laughing storytelling host the sort OF
chap whom CLEANED delight One month after Terry
snoring fiat Of his back Terry had
back his memorable with Aureo
child OF ring
all training heooms printing himself for fight
black whisky backer than of the huge
Cheroots which he pulled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Mexican Maniac Carried FriehtfuI WaIop

fights got faring fame brim-
black
Mexican maniac the dead loose If
cowng Bakersfield
terrifying 1t of budding lads
his with frighu walop
finishing blazing
eyed branngan mplacable swashbucker
McCovern hitters being
Auo That Terry retained his title the fifth after having been
Knocked bowegged in the fourth tribute TerrS
remarkable his tenacy his mistaken belief
within himself that he truly Terrible
American Charles Dickens oil
days writing caroonng the Bulletin
with Terry before the Herrera
and TAD went back to Hi Baggery his editor saying
LOOK WHAT TERRY GAVE MA CUE BALL.
Sure enough Terry had landed right TADs and the
free of the blow had raised perfect billiard the side
he ganglng chin