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Evening star., 1942-01-15
Eagles to Use Loops Bad Boys
In Rover TussIe Tomorrow

The New York Rovers, boasting
i've Of the Eastern Leagues lead
ing individual scorers, will invade
Riverside Stadium tomorrow night
to battle the Washington Eagles,
who own the leagues two toughest
characters in Paul Courteau and
Rolly McLenahan.
Courteau. seventh among the
scorers with SO points, tops the pen
atty department with 10 minutes,
only 2 minutes more than served by
the burly McLenahan, who recently
accumulated % minutes in penalties
Evening star., 1942-01-15

the average Uranium out Of shape.
Steele is no babe in arms himself,
but still has a few years on lis
opponent. The party Of the secnd
part was at the zenith Of his carer
a decade ago during the era of he
Londos, Dusek, Szabo and Shi.at
rivalries and has been tapering off
since In wrestling. however, he
years sit lightly upon the contestants
and tonights struggle will be as
good and possibly better than any,
thing a couple of 40-year-old kids
could cook up.
The supporting card includes Milo
Steinborn VS.. Roy Reynolds, Frsnk
Judson VS.. Cowboy Luttrell Ssnd
Emil Dusek vs.. Fred Grobmier.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Basket Ball Scores

LOVAL.
ssRss sssSss T. g. e.s e s.'ns': s4 q aa.e....o-n
k5my kna.x., oFtnsae. A. 9,1 So h.r'l.nd rro'h as
EAST.
Army. Army. &: +si':yst.:. e;
fit,.baPsh. 81 81: q o.n.2." SSata:s a.. g.
7o}(s. 74o(. cfS's: r. coiamSia. fS; Gl.rs: as. ss'
St. Johns. 81: Fordham. Il (overtime)
BBTtmoYth Bo.son T ~ s9 ses sesnH;ylysas
Waynesburs.. -: st. Vincent, "a.
Mount et. Mary's 80: Towson Teach
H, MHorTi,, Harvey, s.; west Liberty. 81.
Panzer. o.; Hofstra. 80. .--
Sonss1.ir Sess III resss:I. ssSsI. e. e. Paterson Teach
MusEinsum. 81: Washington 4 Jef,.r-
vest yir.inia STATE. ts: Rio or.nd.. -.
Pc Sales: ~: Camp Custer, 43.
oo psni.on ss ee ot.plin sehn cs55'' 49,
v,,1s East 10 ostroud'burs Teachers. 70; Nilsrs-
81. Xnselm. 40: Assumption, 20.
Massachusetts State, 81: Williams, n.
Amherst. 46: Coast Guard Academy, 36.
SOUTH.
Alabama. ~; Mississippi, 30.
Louisville, 40; Kentucky Wesleyan, IL.
MIDWEST.
Kansas. 4S: Missouri, a.
Great Lakes Naval Station, A.: North
western, IS.
ehss ee1I:ss q Gssassi smSo,i.: 20; bethany. 3.
(overtitme).
St Benedjcts. AZ. W. shburn %
Kansas wesleyan. 81: Bethel. az
Lake Forest, 80: North Central Ml), 81.
Rose Poly. 81; ehurtle6. 35
Elmhurst. IL; Eureka, IS.
Parsons q; Central aIcvals 1e.
st. Ambrose. IS: Loras. ~.
Detroit Tech. -: Cleafy. IA.
Alma. ~: Central Aienaean, "A.
Chieago Teachers, 81; Illinois Tech, II.
WEST.
q. Mars 7sS xntoais), -: Ne.
AuTYy. IL.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

in a match with the Boston Olym.
pics.
Pacing the scorers is Tommy
Burlington of Atlantic City with 81
points, with Andy Chakowski Of
Baltimore and Hubert Macy Of New
York locked in second place with 46.
Other leading New York scorers are
Bill Robinson. Gil Nordin, Lew
Medynski and Bob Kirkpatrick.
Courteau, incidentally, will re-
turn to action against the Rovers.
He has missed several games due to
a damaged leg and by regaining him
the Eagles will be brought to full
strength.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
W. & NJ, Conquerors
OF Richmond, Face
Virginia Tonight
1y the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. Is. -
Maybe Dwight Stuessy. William and
Marys basket ball coach, meant
somebody else when he said recently
that his team "is not shooting so
well as last year." Because, to date,
the Indians have been shooting well
enough to win seven straight.
The tribe made the Richmond
Spiders number seven in its string
by defeating its pittmen, AZ to 80,
before $500 in the inaugural game
OF the Cavalier Arena here. 1t
was the Indians fourth victory
over as many Big Six" foes and
gave them a one-game edge over
defending Duke in the Southern
Conference race.
Tonight the University of Vir-
ginia cagers will try to stop this
rampage of Glenn Knox and the
other william and Mary sharp
shooters. The Cavaliers have
dropped games to Richmond and
washington and Lee within the
past week, and might be ready,
psychologically. anyway, to hit hard
ot Knox and his teammates.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
OH Is Not Going Out
On Limb in Praise
OF Giants Club
Should Be Pretty Good
He Feels. but Will Not
Forecast Finish
II the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Melvin
OFT, who never was known to boast
about himself even though he has
been one Of baseball's greatest play
ers for IS years, won't brag about
his club either now that he Is 4
manager.
we ought to have q pretty good
team" is the extent to which he'll
tout the New York Giants, for whom
he's worked practically half his life.
Speaking technically, Mel figures
the Giants should be stronger both
extensively and defensively, but he
won't concede that means an i'm
provement from last years fifth
position.
Il don't know where we're going
to finish." he said, II don't want to
make any predictions about the Ma
tional League race"
Mel expects his managerial duties
to take him to New York next week.
His team goes into training next
month in Miami.
4AC ASOAo AOA pACAAty VI AA6Ap AlOAA
the seven players called up from
Jersey City. Connie Ryan from At
lanta of the Southern Association
and three big league acquisitions,
Bill Werber, Johnny Mize and Hank
Leiber.
However. he says, I'VE need an
other good pitcher, but 1 have no
idea where We can get the kind we
want"
He expects Carl Hubbel to have 4
winning season on the mound, but
intends to give him more rest than
he's had the last couple Of seasons. I"
I'm counting plenty on Hank
Leiber." he continued. And Johnny
Rucker Is ready to step out and be .
great outfielder. He has everything.
Il don't know Babe Young's status
In the draft, but II he goes, Johnny
Mize is our protection at first.
Johnny Is . fine hitter. Babe hasn't
yet played up to what I think is his
real ability. He has it In him to be
4 great ball player"
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Card baskefers Face
Two League Foes
In Succession !.
-, --t
..-,-- 80. ....4,
Attempting Comeback
..'a.1 ~ ToekIe Joys Tonight, =
LoyoIo Tomorrow

Thoroughly chastened by their
setback At Mount st. Mary's hands
last Monday night, Catholic Uni
versity's courtmen will attempt 4
comeback At the expense Of two
leading Mason-Dixon Conference
opponents tonight and tomorrow
night at Brookland. leading of with
Johns Hopkins.
Tomorrow brings the pacemaking
Loyola Greyhounds to the Cardinal
campus and while Coach Carmen
Pirro's charges will be underdogs
in both games they have high hopes
Of putting the skids under one or
both rivals.
Inept foul shooting probably cost
the Cards the nod at Emmitsburg
where they dropped in only four Of
his men in this department. as well
Is in . quick-breaking attack and
anticipates much improvement.
Dick Scanlon, rangy center, and
Freddy Rice, southpaw forward. are
expected to bear the brunt Of the
Cardinals attack while Tannebaum
Is Hopkins ace.
The Blue Jays humbled American
University earlier in the season and
their most recent victim was Wash
ington College.
Loyola, 1898 victor over Western
Maryland in an overtime battle last
night at Baltimore. is favored to cop
the conference crown this season
after finishing second to the Green
Terrors last year. But the Mason
Dixon tournament, patterned after
the Southern Conference playof,
leaves plenty Of room for upsets and
both Hopkins and Catholic are cast
ing loving eyes at the title.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Hockey Fans Use
Pucks as Ducuts
BY the Associated Press.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Jan. Is.
The rubber situation being
what it Is, an of1cial American
Hockey League puck. which costs
about IS cents, will be worth .
$l.10 ticket of admission tonight
for the New Haven-Indianapolis
game ut the arena. :
General Manager Nathan Po-
dolod said the idea was to col
lect stray discs which found their
way into the pockets of fans
during previous games this
Evening star., 1942-01-15
ait SET Warner Rolls
Leads Boyer Sweep
In C|arendorLoop
Doris Leizeur Shines
With Howords: Four Win
Old Dominion Entry

The First Time to- Roll 400 Club
had 4 new member today in Dick
Warner. who last night achieved q
long-sought goal with AIT In the
Clarendon Major League. His feat.
which also included top single of
160. paced team highs Of 615 and
1,785 as Boyer's Pharmacy romped
over Mutual Insurance. c. & p.
Telephone and Hub Mems Shop
also were three-game winners from
Miller Builders and Buckingham
Delicatessen.
Steve Cavo hit the even 400 mark
in the once Appliance League at
Chevy Chase Ice Palace as I. B. M.
Sales swept L. c. Smith. The victors
were tops with 593. Mac Mckenzie
Of I. B. M. Service sarnered top
single of 149.
Tops in the Maryland District
Ladies' League at Silver Spring with
100 and 353, comely Doris Leizear
paced highs of 557 and 1903 as
Howard Hairdressers triumphed over
Bronson Qualities Beeques.
Advance paid-up entries in the
Old Dominion Handicap, to be
staged At Rosslyn Bowling Center
Saturday and Sunday, were boosted
to q new record total Of 80 last
night when Fanny Storey and Dot
Brand won free rides in the Rosslyn
Ladies League. while Charley But
Ter and Bev Boyd won out in an
Arlington County League prelim-
mary.
Tops with 393. Butler prevented
the Joseph Crupper outfit from
mopping up Sher A Cohen. Holly
wood Cleaners. despite 4 81 loss to
Northwest Supply, retained . three
game lead.
Warming up for his crack at the
Old Dominion championship, Paul
Halesky. winner of the first free
ride" in an r. F. c. preliminary.
fired top counts Of 1886 last
night in Georgia Avenue League at
Silver Spring.
Winning three games from the
Independents. Goss Co. dissolved .
three-way first-place tie with
George H. Rucker and Arlington
Tires in Rosslyn Ladies loop as the
Ruckerites dropped . tilt to Arling-
ton Trust. while the tire quint
dropped two games to the Rangers.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Would Curb Bottery CAB
To Speed Boil Games
~ the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated PresS.
W1LLIAMSPORT, Pa. Jan. 15.-
President Thomas Richardson OF
the Eastern Baseball League today
proposed that mound conferences
between managers and "wavering
pitchers" be limited to one q game.
Commenting on the coming sea-
son, during wartime, Richardson
asserted:
IT night baseball is permitted,
or twilight ball becomes the solu-
ton, we will do everything In our
power to keep the games moving
and prohibit all stalling tactics"
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Boosts His AVERAGE
To 1871 With Second
400 Set in Row
Beaten by Lucky Strike,
Hi-Skor Shares First
Place With RossIyn

Coming back strong with two
consecutive 400 sets, Champion
Hokie Smith of Lucky Strike who
two weeks ago relinquished his Dis
trict League leadership to the bril-
liant Cletus Pannell today had met
the challenge of the Anacostia
Spillway ace with an all-time record
average of 1913 for 81 games to
forge SO pins ahead.
Smith last night raped out a
score of 4l4 as the third-place
Lucky Strikes jolted the f1rst-place
Hi-Skor quint, 81. Ably abetting
Hokie as the Luckies posted scores
of 633 and 1855 were Dave Burrows
with 1893 and Bub Guethler with
37l. After losing the first two
games, Hi-Skor braced in the final
to chalk up the nights top team
game of 677.
Sweeping the luckless Brookland
Recr/ltionS with top set OF 1906
which included game counts OF 625,
637 and GA, Rosslyn Bowling Gen.
ter fired new interest in the flag
chase by gaining first-place tie
with Hi-Skor. Marty Alexander's
147-39s, Bill Grauss' 15o-3s9 and
Whip Litchfield's $3.50 were the
heaviest wallops as the Virginians
deadlocked the pennant race.
George Aliens 383 was high for the
losers.
Bill King Rolls 1873.
Banging out the seasons second
highest game of 1873, Capt. Bill King
also marked up the evenings top
set of 4l8 as Penn Recreation trim
med the visiting Clarendon Center
combination, 81.
Lou Jenkins shone with 152-4Ol
as Del Ray swamped Hisers Be-
thesda entry, while Chevy Chase Ice
Palace led by Joe Harrison's l5o-
4o7 swept Hyattsville Recreation
with 676-1.902.
Capt. Fred Murphy's l37-376 was
best as Arcadia won the old skirmlsh
from Spillway. Pannell's 140-378
and George Wilbur's 137-378 were
high for the losers.
GEORGETOWN Recreation continued
to forge into a pennant-contending
position with 2-l victory over
LAFAYETTE. Sam Benson's 152-385
and Skippy Reid's 382 paced the
win. Astor Clarke with 157-402
and Ernie Hauser with 1876 led
in Lafayette's counts of $50 and
l,848.
Losing two games to King Pin,
Arlington Bowling Center. which
lost the league lead last week,
dropped into a third-place deadlock
with Lucky Strike
Ice Palace Keeps Lead.
Led by Olive Pettit's 37l. the pace
setting Chevy Chase Ice Palace
uuint whitewashed Convention Hall
to maintain first place in the Ladies
District League. Boots Lewis 354
was-best for the losers.4-
Shooting the evenings top count
Of 374, Anna Daut led Clarendon to
a 80 victory over Rendezvous de-
spite Irene Scotts 1854 for the losers.
In the other matches the second
place Lafayettes swept Del Ray,
while Rosslyn, Spillway, Red Circle
Food Shop and King Pin came
through with respective 81 decisions
over Brookland, Arcadia, Hi-Skor
and Arlington.
Featured by Leo Rinaldis top
score of IA, Lido rollers copped
high-game honors in the Civic Club
League at the New Recreation with
575. Rinaldi also was tops with 349.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press
Today a year ago-Draft board
officials indicated Hank Green
berg to Be called into the Army
service by June /. Bill Tilden
escaped with slight injuries in
auto crash in Mendoza, Ill.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Tucson Loses Support
Of Cincinnati Reds
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 15.-The
Cincinnati Reds have withdrawn
financial support from the Tucson
baseball club Of the Arizona-Texas
League, leaving it without sponsor.
Albuquerque already has with
drawn from the four club league
and some baseball executives said
the circuit might suspend opera
tions.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Howoiion Athletes Quit
School to Aid in Isles

BY the Associated Press.
OGDEN. Utah, Jan. 15.-Weber
Junior College lost two star athletes
today.
Nelson Moku and Albert Loloti,
co-captains of the 1912 football
team, left for Hawaii with the ex-
PLANTATION I'VE are needed at home
now" Moku also played basket ball.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Cycling Comedian, Sti|t Skater
Please at |ce-Copodes Opener
Dorothy Lomour F,rgets to Sing, but Red
Mccarthy Earns Enthusiastic Reception
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Uline Arena equppng temporary secondrow seats
deemed elevation advisable can't
criticize or praise the ade OF 1912 We handed
Is ticket the show but about all
Evening star., 1942-01-15
o Smith Bowls at Record Clip Regain Leadership Of District League
Stropping 5O-Pounder Keeps
Alive Fistic Rep Of Honburys
Jim, Youngest Of Family, Enters Final Of A.A.U
Tournament With Style Developed by Father

Picking quarrels with members of the Hanbuy family has
developed into risky business and youngse urng the
ageod boast II kin lick n brother N old
simply isn't acquainted with the facts in the
night Jim Hanbury strappng FOUNDER upheld
family whipping the Eddie Adeean
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
George Washington VS.. George
town, Riverside Stadium, 8:45;
freshmen preliminary. tbs.
Johns Hopkins at Catholic u,
8:15.
st. Johns at Eastern, $3.50.
Georgetown Prep at Gonzaga,
$3.50. " '-
B.. ." Wrestling. ''" ''-'-~-
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

AlRnICAN ASSOCIATION.
SosMahs; g; 1est ES.ta. !.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Totals---23 4 50 Totals--lO 5 rs
score At half-24-7. Refsrse-Mr ohiT-
ley "a -.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Totals 171O44 Totals 20 3 43
Omcials-J. Mitchell. Al Dorsn "a. B..
Evening star., 1942-01-15
s ES M EN-

Are you one Of those effected by the war pri-
critics? If you are seeking q stable and
permanent career and are eligible for de-
ferment from the droft-peose write, CIV
ing your age, educational background,
marital status, and history Of selling expert
ence for past ten years. Do not write if you
are more than IS years old.
Box l46-M, Star
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Hockey Results
AlGHBICAN LEAGUE.

AlaRRICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. 2: Pittsburgh. /.
Hershey. q; Philadelphia. a.
Providence, g; Indianapolis, 4 ttied).
EASfERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
Baltimore. 4; Johnstown. T.
River Vale, .: Atlantic City. 8.
Boston, /: New York / (tie).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

II the weather continues warm.
the department of parks and rec
ireation may open the Belle Isle
bathing beach and the River Rouge
pool about the middle of May. and
NJ il is at all possible there will
be men. not women, lifeguards on
the job.
This is despite the fact that II
women took a civil service exami-
nation last Saturday for the jobs
while only Il men took the same
test.
As Clarence Brewer. head OF the
parks and recreation department,
sees ii. lifeguarding on Detroit
beaches is a job for men and that
it will remain so until the army
takes all men capable of filling
the positions.
The women may be rs good
Mt lifesaving As the men. but 1
doubt whether they would be as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Clio, AFL in Truce
AT War Plant
Times stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, April 30.-With
City Attorney Edwin w. Koepke
,cting as mediator. a truce was
declared today in the dispute be-
tween Go and AFL factions OF
The JAW at the Wilcox Rich
plant where six union members
were beaten Tuesday night.
The agreement provides that the
ALL union. whose closed shop
contract with the company ex-
pires May 10. will recognize the
right of the Go to distribute
literature near the plant the
original cause OF the clash.
Assault warrants were issued
or William Boyd, Ira Luplow and
.,olland n. Montgomery, all ALL
yorkeH, on complaints Of two
..ljured Go members. Arrests
we're expected today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
! Detroit Sefe(tees
Promoted al Custer
Times stan Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER. April 80. Two
Detroit seleciees were among the
soldiers promoted today on the
recommendation OF their com.
handing officers for excellence in
their past work in the recruit
reception center and finance office.
Gerald n. Vieson. 1900 Muir
land avenue. was promoted TO the
rank of corporal in the center
while Jeremiah j. McGruddy, 2240
Marquette avenue. was made
technician fourth grade in the post
finance office. the section which
handles the payment Of all troops
on the post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Mckay Attacks
.StoryHeBodsted
Of State Power
Surprise Witness Says
COP Boss Dragged Of
Controlling Liquor Board

The defense planned today to
use scorching cross-examination in
the Mckay liquor conspiracy trial
TO break down testimony of the
governments surprise witness,
Kenneth ]. Stanford, that Frank
d. Mckay boasted In 1885 he could
make more money as state COP
head than as governor.
His identity closely guarded un-
til he took the stand. Stanford
testified he was employed by Nc
Kay in 1885 to help reorganize his
Berkey-Gay Furniture Company
of Grand Rapids.
At that time, Stanford said, he
talked confidentially to the de-
PENDANT two or three times a
week. During such conferences,
he told Atty. George McNulty,
Mckay took credit for sponsoring
the appointments of Ivan Hull TO
the public utilities commission and
of Judge John Mcdonald to the
liquor commission.
TELLS OF BOASTS
In other conversations, most of
which occurred in McKay's office
or home, the former Republican
national committeeman boosted of
putting Frank d. Fitzgerald into
the governorship. Stanford added.
"He said ne could make more
money not holding office, but
keeping control of It," Stanford
recalled.
Asked by McNulty If Mckay
ever claimed control of the liquor
commission. Stanford deplied:
"Yes, he said he controlled the
majority of the Michigan liquor
business and had a contract
with vendors whereby he re-
ceived 81 q case on all sales.
TRIP TO GET COMMISSION
1n November, 1885, he asked
me to go with him to New York,
where he said he was going to
collect a $4,000 commission
from the Schenley Liquor Com
pany."
Fred Walker. attorney for Will
liam II. McKeigan. one of the 10
co-defendants, entered a success
full plea that the jury be in
structed that Stanford's testimony
should be used only against
Mckay.
Outside the courtroom, Mckay
said Stanford was "a disgruntled,
discharged employee"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
BROWN HITS TRAILERS
Fall Into Cistern
Fatal 10 Boy, 7

Kenneth Dow, 2-year-old son oil
Mrs. Eva Dow. 1915 Hampder
avenue, Romulus Township, died
today in Wyandotte General Hos.
pital after topping into the 3 fee,
deep cistern at his home. Mrs
Dow, who had left the house fol
"a few minutes, found the chile
submerged by water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
U. S. Probes Subversive Acts

WASHINGTON, April 80 QNS)
Attorney General Francis Biddle
today ordered a grand jury inves-
tigation into alleged subversive ac-
tivities by individuals, organiza-
tons and publications in the Los
Angeles area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Male Lifeguards LIST
Belle Isle. River Rouge viii Start With Them. Shift
to Women if Draft Boards Drain Supply

well able 20 maintain order on
the beach," said Brewer. "a life
guard is really a policeman and
husky young man Is far more
likely to have his orders obeyed
than Is a young woman"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

to Join the army. or course II my
husband enlisted, 1 would prob
ably want 10 20 too--in the med
ical division"
John S. Barbie, "a, Of 1860 Full
|erton, a designer. thought il was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Enlist Women
In U. $. Army?
Housewives in Detroit Shy
At Uniforms But Men Say OK.

The consensus of an informal
poll today by The Detroit Times
on the question. Should women
be given the right to enlist in the
iarmy?" was divided evenly among
those interviewed.
The idea OF having women in the
army was brought up yesterday in
the Senate by Ebert ID. Thomas
of Utah. who said the army wanted
them. thereby bringing on battle
OF the sexes that some observers
believed would eventually be set
tied by the senator's wives-not
the senator's.
NOT CIxrHN- NsI,1,tI ,runIrcur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
u. ). 10 Enforce
|Dim-0ut Rules

WASHINGTON. April 30 (UP)
Control of lighting along the
Atlantic seacoast on a voluntary
basis has failed and military au-
thorities will have 10 enforce
dim-out regulations. Secretary of
War Henry L. Stimson said at a
press conference today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

the whole thing
was a pretty
good idea.
Eve could
peel potatoes
a N d d o
kitchen po-
lice" she eX-
pl in c d. II
am going to
be a nurse
and try 10
h clip at
way, but L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
A Victory Papa

TRENTON, N. j., April 30 (UP).
A resolution passed by the state
House of Assembly today congrat-
Iulated Antonio dAntonio of Red
Bank. N. j., who has IL sons in the
ARMED forces and three who soon
will be. Five of D'Antonios six
daughters are working in war in
lduStrieS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

matter. w h e n
asked TO give
her view on the
subject, Mrs. S,
A. Black. 25, of
400 B a u +
street, a house
wife, said:
81 haven't
give en- h e
matter much
thought. But
i don't think
1 would want