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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-03
Steel Production
 ToDrop Unless Goal
 Flow Is Kept Up

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Chair- man Nelson, of the WIPE, an- nounces steel production will drop shortly late this week unless the flow of coal to the steel plants is maintained,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-03
FIVE ATTACKS ARE MADE ON
 SOVIET BASE
Speculation Arises as 10 What Nazis Mean
 by Showing

LONDON, June 3.-The Germans hurled 800 planes against the big Central Russian base of Kursk Wednesday in five attacks.
 The Germans lost 123 planes in the attack, the Moscow radio broad cast picked up here declares, with only 30 defending planes knocked down.
 The announcement of this display of Axis sky strength caused inn mediate speculation as to Ger many's intentions when Allied ob- servers were seeking answers to two questions, the reason for the delay of the expected summer Ger man offensive on Russia and the disposal of the major part of the carefully husbanded Axis air fleet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 3. - The Senatef has completed legislative action on the measure for two more years. without change. the Presidents authority to make reci- procal trade agreements with other nations. The vote was 59 to 23
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-03
BUY WAR BONDS
.
 DIMOUT TIMES

} Dimout beetns tonight [
 , at sunset at 9:52 o'clock. . Dimont en s tomorrow {
 , at sunrise at 3:59 am. , Dimout Friday at sunset { } at 9:54 pm. ,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-03
Home Froni Supply
 Boss Is Supervising
 Big Mass of Products

league business analyist but in ap- pearance and manner he is as un- pretentious as a village druggist.
 Incidentally, he points out that small town and rural storekeepers and their customers have been hardest hit by an uneven distribu- ton of consumer products.
 This job will be a headache for the first few months" he said. But after that we hope to get mer- chandise flowing in various chan nels on more equitable distribu- ton basis. It is largely a matter of making adjustments in distri- button with view particularly to helping isolated areas"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-03

MT. Whiteside is a veteran gov- ernment handy-man. Back in World War I, he worked with Der nard Baruch on the War Industries Board. He was only 36 when he went to London and Paris with the American delegation to the Peace Conference.
 He was one of the four division administrators of NRA and served as chief of the Iron and Steel Branch of the Maritime Division of OPM, forerunner of WIPE.
 He is a fresh-water fishing en- l---
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-06-03

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Washington Journal., 1943-05-28

aompoiitionen MeiIter Mottbios
@riinepaIos gu geOenfen p6re. Bir
iaeten ia am Anfung, oaB gelbe
RGit9en GROCER erideinen ais lie
pirfli6 iinO = eben neil Oas belle
@elb ettuos AusitrablenOes an lid
bat. 81 erfennen mir, Die in ieoer
6arbe elm beitimmter 0G6arafter"
Iiegt, Ser pbDiifaliid nidt leidt 81
erfIGren iein pirO, ionOern i'm leBten
@run0e alf unier iubieftiOes GIMP
fin0en un0 ouf Ben Ban 0es IngeS
5uriif5ufiibren lit. 0ie alien Moler,
oie nod mebr in ser 6orbe ais in
ser 5orm Iebten, muBten Inn Oieie
@ebeimniiie uno nuBten oie @erte
uro Spiele Ser 6arben fir ibre Bill
ser mebr o0er meniger unbemuBt
aus.
Mud fir 0ie berubigenO mirfenOe
CRIME Sarbe foniten mir nod einige
8eiipiele o%nfiibren. SIS mar i'm al-
tertlm iibIi6, our 8eiierung Der
Sebi1Grfe Smaragomonofel 81 tra-
gen. SpGter erfannte man, BOB ge-
i6liffener 8erpn (alio SmaragO unO
Mquamarin) aud oie @egenltdnoe
an Iid i6Grfer erfennen l6Bt, mo-
raiis eben sic 8rine - aus 8erDl-
Iium entItdnoen - fid berleitet.
@ber sic berubigenoe 8irfung Der
griinen Sarben mar apeifelos oas
MusI6laggebenOe fir 6as 8liden
our@ Sen Smarogo. au6 beute
fGiiBen mir unier M1tge Dor greIem
Gonnenli6t Ourd CRIME grilen,
aud berte muB ser 2i6tempfinoIide
auf @riin I9auert, aud beute piiien
mir, OaB ni6ts better Die angeItreng-
ten augen zines Stubenarbeiters
ousrubt, aIs Elm Bid auf CRIME
@ieien unO @dloer.
Se0e Sorbe bat ibre beitimmte
@irfung auf unier @emiit ltnO Sim
nesleber. Nur bon oieier @rfenntnis
aus pirO man aud Oie alien 6ar-
benIpmbole uro sen Mb~srglauben
p%erIte6en, ser iid gum 8eiipiel I'M
Sic @oeliteine ranft. Mon miro be-
greifen, marum Mars nit ieinem
rotten 2i6t ols friegeriid gait unO
marum 0en beridieoenen menidliden
Gbarnftern ou6 oeridieoene 2ies-
Iingsfarben entipre6en.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
@OrOafrifaniide Wefamssns merbei
Mrbeiter

@iele Der i'm tuneiii9en Selo5ug
gefangen genommenen Soloaten Der
M6ie meroen, iotpeit lie bereit iino, gu
arbeiten, nod Mmerifa ODER England
gei6idt meroen muroe bier BON
a%utoritatiper Settle erfldrt. 8iele
oeutide als aud italieniide @efan-
gene iino nur 5u germ bereit, Irbeit
an5unebmen, fpie beri1tet miro, io-
mobl I'M ii6 mdbreno ibrer 8riegs-
gefangenidaft 81 bei6dftigen uno
oaourd allf anoere @eoanfen 81 fom-
men, als aud, Inn ii6 bis 2riegs-
enoe etpns @elo ou iparen.
Mnh in Noroafrifa lit oringen0er
8eoarf an MrbeitsfrGften, miro be-
font. Maen @efangenen, Die oa5u
bereit limo, miro I'M &abmen Der
8enfer &onDention Mrbeitsgelegen-
belt gegeben meroen-natiirli1 gegen
8e5ablung. Die 8~eitimmungen Der
@enfer aonuention geitatten es
ariegsgefangenen, Mrbeit in ni9t-
miiltariiden Yrojeften an5unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
Weretnss& aIemoer

GpucDrb Club. @r6iioent:
Carl Gtober; Getret6r, 5rau U.
Ghladter, 1863 Conn. Ibe., 90. Us.
@eriommIung ieoen oritten Wtitttuo1
i'm Monnt.
grOipect SiG TriebbUf. @rdiiOent;
Jreo @ogelinng; Setretar: 8. %.
@intIer; G9nsmeiiter: 2ausence p.
Gtus. @eri. am 2. Somstag i'm
Nionot i'm SrieObofsgeb6ltoe
z 0atti6e Treimaurer 2Ugs
% Mrmimins, Yer. %, G.M.MW.
w Sefret1r: 6reof. 8ertrom,
1341 Sbepbero Str, q. g. Der
iamuIung om i. 9ienstag i'm Wto'
nat i'm Neuen Maalonic Eempel, 1Ste
uno $ StraBe, 81. @.
Mrminius @ergnigmngs Tereiu.
8raiioent: &onroo Mfiiaer; Setre'
tar: Ebeooor 2er9. 1905 Siebte
GtroBe, 81. IS. @eriamuIung am
/. Sonnoben0 /. Wt. i'm Sauie zines
Witelieoes.
.9eutI@er Sbeater alnb". 9rG.
ii6ent, @uitap Seller. @~eriammlune
ieoen bierten MitDo9 i'm Wtonot.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iltrift Ger. 40. @r6iioent, Ni6el
Noiner; Setret1r, Gbriitian &ronen'
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Ctr, Silner
Gpring, Mo. @eri. am 4. Mittwo4
m @onnt.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Oiftritt Nr. 100. 9rdiiOent: Sobn
@reolein; Sefretdr: Gbriitian Gbriit.
1922 Giinfte StroBe, q. SO. 8eri.
am 4ten Oienstag /. W2t. i'm 9auie
ger. 1920 8 StroBe, 81. 8,
@mppert Seim Tralen SiIfsDer'
Gin. 9r1fioentin, Srau 8abette
Qrumte; Setret1rin, Srau MobeI
Diet. @~eriommIttng am 2. Diens'
tag I'm Monot, 2 ubr na9mittogs,
I'M Seine.
9emtides @aiienbaus. @rdiioent:
6reo GAneioer; Gefretdr: @m. 6.
Wiuer, 5425 Nebrasta Mberue,
Norouelt. 8~eriammlung am 5tDei.
ten Sonntag i'm Wonat i'm 8aiien'
bnls.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
gu 9anie

IS mare ia aaes ni6t 10 ibmer,
8enn mn Die brennen0e Sdam nidt
mar.
Sic geben fir oia in ole 4ugeln
biuein
on lieit es abenos beim 2ampeni6ein.
Sic i6lafen, in naiies @ras geitredt,
Dir itebt Oein gutes 8ett geoedt.
meiBt oeine 9iebiten gum @reifen
oi6t =
lie ieben I'M Sterben elm fremoes
@eii6t.
uno ad oein 2ieben uno al oein
Qeio,
oein beiBeites @iiniden rei6t ni6t
10 melt,
oaB es einem oa orauBen in miirgen=
Der S6ladt
Die leBte Stunoe leihter ma6t.
Mnorea Jram.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
Gritss friides 6leiid fir NIaie,
lett 1871

Strides 6leii6 eridien in 6lei-
l6erlaoen Algiers oieier Gage gum
eriten Male in fait 5mei Sabren. Gle
geboroen e~rlaubten Die @ieoerauf
nabme Der Sdladtungen nod elmer
&~ubepauie, Die oen @ieb3iiAtern err
mogli6en loate, neue Seroen auf3u=
bauen, % inter Dem 8i6D- &egime
Die 8iebeeit6noe ourd Die Hieienper-
lhiffungen bon 6leii6 fir Die M1ie
enorm anriidgegangen maren. Die
amtli6en 8reiie fir &inofleii6,
Sammel- uno 2ammfleii6 i6manf-
ten 5miihen so Gents uno einem
Dollar. 2eber uno Nieren foiteten
20 Gents oos 9fun6. 9as frii1e
6leii6 1T auf u 8funo pro 9opf
uno ISOLDE rationiert.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
Ser 6asfOgner
BON @alOemar sbOrites.

Sranfreids |robin3 @osfogne 1T
befannt pegen ibrer 8epobner, Die
ais @rablbdlie Oeridrien IinO. 9a-
Der miro aud elm 8rablbalS nno
Muf51neiOer in 5ranfreid fur5
u@osfogner" genannt.
Gin Sffi3ier aus Der 8osfogne,
pelher BON 2uopig Dem 8ier3ebn-
ten Elm @el6enf bon 1900 2ibres
erbalten batte, begob iid gum Mini-
Iter BON Colbert, Inn oieie Slrmme
~ab3ubolen. Ser MiniIter faB nit
einigen &erren. Die er gum Nfittag-
ein9elaoen bate, an ser Safel.
Ser @asfogner trat, obne lif
iiber6aupt anmeloen 81 lniien, in
0as 8immer - nit Der 8reiitig=
felt, Sic Sen S0bnen oieier beiteren
9ropin3 chen eigen lit. @r gin9
gum Sii6 unO fragte, 0o er ben
MiniIter Ai6t fannie, gan5 laut:
,M1it Sbrer grlaubnis, meme Ser
rem, tpelder BON Sbnen lit Col
bert?"
sd, mein SerrI" antmortete Der
Minilter. p@as 1T gu Sbren Gien-
iten?"
Cine &~leinigfsit!!" erwioerte Der
anoere. Gin fleiner 8efebl bon lei.
ner Maieitdt, mir 1900 2iDres aus
3u5ablenl~
Serr BON Colbert, Ser iid einen
SpaB MAIDEN pollte, bat ben Sffi-
5ier, iid an Ieine Safel 81 ieben,
lieB ibm elm @eoef geben uno ner=
iprad, i'm nod Tii6 abfertigen gu
lailen.
Ser @asfogner nabm oaS SIN
erbieten obne tpeitere l1mitdnoe an
uno aB fir bier Berionen. Nad
Dem giien lieB @err bon Colbert
einen ieiner S1reiber fommen, Ser
Sen Sffi8ier in Die 5inan8fan6lei
fiibrte uno ibm oa 1000 2ibres
aus3ablte. Ser @asfogner madte
8oritenuneen. OaB er 1900 2ipres
81 erbalten babe.
n@s 1T tpabr", ontmortete Der
Sdreiber, raber man 5iebt 500
9ipres fir Sbr @ittageiien ab!"
Ser Offi8ier idaute i'm eritaunt
an. n@as gum Senferl" REF er
aus. nSiinfbunoert 2ibres fir elm
Mittageiien2 Sn meinem @aitbof
5abIe i6 nidt mebr als %8tuan5ig
Sousl"
r9as eIa1b id tpobI!" periebte
Ser Gdreiber. Sort ipeiien Sic
ober ni6t IN @eieafbaft bonn Mini.
iter Colbert. 9ieie gbre min nber
be8abIt feinl~
Y@utl" ernioerte Ser @~osfogner.
u@enn es nun idon 10 lit, 0ann
bebalten sic aIes. gs nibt Ser
Miibe merit, bob ib Die t~auieno
2ibres nebmel Sd meroe morgen
uno iibermorgen ipieoer bierber gum
gilen fommen uno oann lit Die
Sahe in Oronungl~
2uomig ser @ier5ebnte, Dem bon
Serrn BON Colbert oieie nnterbal-
tung binterbradt muroe, beuunoer-
te Die n@asfosnaoe" oes Sffi5iers,
lieB ibm aber, Der Elm armer
Shluder mar, Die oof2elte Summp
a~us3ablen lnN mnroe in 3ufunfi
iein geueigter gjnner.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
S6iffe Der n3ortb Carolina unO
Soma -4loiien ausgeItottet limo.
Neun srORe 9unOHeH in Orei
SiirmeH

nNN%~ III
Weun grofe 9aHOHen in Oret
SiirmeH
Sic ueun gfobre Der ihDeren @e-
idiise limo in Orei Siirmen ahgeoro'
net. BON oenen li6 5mei onT Dem
9oroef uno elmer ouf Dem Atteroed
befinoen. Die leiHtere geltiidune
miro nit 3ipan8ig 5-3oa. @elHiisen,
Sic 6luaabmebr nit 4Osytillmefer'
gpfors- uno 20-Niiaimeter.S berll'
fon. @eidiiBen angegeben. Die An-
,obl Der lesteren lit ni6t betanlt-
aeaeben moroen, bod lGBt lid anreD-
men, ooB oos groBe S6l1t rel1llp
nit linen beiebt lit. Die Yan5erun9
lit Die Idmerite, Die lie in elm amerl,
fonilhes S6lohtihiff eingeballt
wuroe;; ouBeroem lit Der S6ittSlelb
in 10 piele Abteilun9en uno Inter
obteilunaen ~ouigeteilt moroen, ole
ourh molleroi6te S6otten poneIr-
AMBER aetrennt iinO, oaB Die Soma"
Dem am nG6Iten fommt, Das lid ais
Elm nidt perienf6ares &riegsi6iff be-
3eifnen lieBe.
gemeolihfeit lit BON ebenlo gro
Ber @idtigfeit pie Die Stdrte Der
@eifiibe, 0enn bic @eidminoi9telt
fiibrt oas S1iff i1neaer gum aarlpf
un6 bilft INN. Sorpeoo- u. Bomben-
onQriffen aus3umei6en. 8ringt man
es auf Die einfo6ite 6ormel, 10 1T
elm SdladtIdiff Elm berpegliHer 9e-
lhiibltano, ser nit &eiieln unn Wtn-
idinen perieben lit, Die Die @eibtpin-
oiafeit er5elgen. Bon ben Sdirten
Der alten yMorplanO"- &laiie bieB IS,
bah Iie cine @eidwinoigfeit BON y
| Rnoten uno cine Qeiltung bon 27,3OO
8feroeit6rfen baben. @s lit an5u-
nebnen. Dab Die S1iffe Der yytortb
Caroline" -&lalie oie porgeiebene @e-
idminoigfeit bon 81 ¬en nod
iibertreffen; ibre Moi6inenleiltung
ioa $4,000 8ferbeitGrfen %betragen.
9ie neueIten Observation-Disclosures
| &laIie Soma, boben permutli1 Ell
ne @eldminoigfeit BON mebr als 80
¬en uno leiiten 100000 g. Q.
Sapam fat pier &iOalen Der pSOtua"
Sic A6ienmG6te baben na6 al
lem, mas befannt gemoroen lit, nur
pier S6lodti6iffe nit 16-50aigen
@elhiibeil, uno ole bier geboren Der
iapanii6en 6lotte an. 9ie neuen
iapaniiAen Sdla1ti1iffe nNiiin"
uno .Safomatu" baben-Io miro an
genommen-i1eun @ei6iise
bon ibrer @r0Be beiBt es, Tie betra-
ge ymebr ols 10000 Gonnen", unO
BON ibrer @ei6pinoigfeit, 80 &no-
ten. 8rei meitere S1la1ti1iffe
Der glei1en &laiie befinOen li1 an
ideineno i'm 8au; hire 5ertigitel-
lung ioa iid aber tuegen Material-
mangels ner3ogert baben. 3wei
S6la6tidiffe alterer &onitruftion,
Die n0ogato" unb 6ie nOautu" iino,
8eri6ten 3ufolge. NIT a6t 16-3Oa-
@eidiiben armiert uno Witte Der
GreiBiger Sabre mooerniiiert NOR
ben. 8isber maren amerifanii6e
Seeoffi5iere, Die an @efedten nit ia-
panii6en 6lotteneinbeiten teilgenom-
men baden, BON Der Qualitat Der geg-
nerii6en Sdiffsartiaerie f~einestuegs
6~eeinorudt.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
etaats- Scroll slmanad5 1913

&eidbaItises 2eiematerial, @Obei-
len, geIdidten, @ebidte nnb piss
fiimitleriIde 8ilbbeiIasen aus Der
alien umb ne1ten @eimat.
Nur 5Oc-6urd bic HOit 60e.
SIM SOmrnaIbiirp, 710-6te Strafe,
q. 50, sn baben
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
SIN garO

sag nal, batte oeine Sefretarin
nidt friiber golo6lonoes Saar?"
~Sa, ia, aber oas mar einmal
iebt bot iie ben @oloitanoarb auf-
gegebenl"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-17
DETRO|TERS
EL|M|NATE'43
LOCAL CHAMPS

youngstown, Ohio, Sept. l7-An
undefeated Detroit Auto City base
ball club impressively defended It's
lo42 national amateur champion
ship with a 10-l victory over the
Washington Hills Of Waterbury,
Connecticut eliminating the Con-
necticut team from the tournament,
and going into the 1o43 finals for
the title with Atlanta, Georgia; with
O three game series starting Satur-
day and finishing Sunday after
noon.
Nine runs In the fourth and fifth
innings, settled the Detroit-Water-
bury game, played under lights and
finished In rain, when the jumps
stopped action in the eighth inning.
Due to threatening weather, the
game, originally scheduled for q 10
o'clock starting time; got under way
an hour earlier but did not 60 Its
regulation nine innings.
Flood Batted Out
Bud Mayhem hit q three dagger
and home run for the Detroit win
ners, the six run fifth inning send
ing pitcher Gerry Flood off the
diamond. His successor, Bill McCor-
mack was invincible oging into the
eighth inning when the game was
stopped.
Under the lights, q condition en-
tirely new to the Connecticut team,
but four hits were made off Buko-
vich and Fedor, Waterbury getting
Its lone run in the fourth inning,
when Travers got on base through a
eDtroit error reached third on two
bag wallop by Radzevich and scored
on Heffernan's infield out.
Atlanta, Georgia got into the
finals with a spectacular ii inning
victory over the Cleveland Bartu-
neks, Drewek winning the game
with o three base-hit that scored
two runs though Cleveland got one
Of them back in their half Of the
eleventh. Final score ga.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-17

United Press Staff COTTOspOndent)
New York, Sept. 17.-(UP)-A big,
brown skinned Teller named Lee @.
Murray warns heavyweight Jimmy
Bivins to soft.pedal that talk about
mo more opponents, or he'll 60 out
to Cleveland and hang o Grape OF
wrath on Bivins' chin.
DISPATCHES from Cleveland indi-
cate that Bivins, the duration"
champion, and his handlers forgot
entirely the existence OF Lee Q. when
giving their communicates to the
press after Bivins beat Corp. Melio
Bettina wednesday night
Bivins, a Cleveland Negro, was
pictured as reaching the extremity
OF O dead lend street, with no place
to 60 pugilistically expect to retrace
his steps and fight boxers he al
ready has licked, since both Joe
Louis and Billy Conn are out OF &C
ton for the duration.
This utter disregard OF the big
Murray man from South Norwalk,
Conn.,, so needed Lee @. that he
Is fit to kin-Bivins.
Murray,s manager. bespectacled
Tex Sullivan, Is 'unbelievingly In
credulous". Sullivan acquired such
verbiage while serving as secretary
to former heavyweight champion,
Jimmy Braddock. Truculent Tex
accuses the Cleveland crowd" of
ignoring his fighters record: Mine
straight wins during the past an
mum, including full-count knockouts
over Buddy Walker, Curtis Shep-
pard, Big Boy Brown and Harry
Bobo. He's the hardest puncher In
the ring today, including Louis"
We encountered Manager Sullivan
last night at the rousing dinner CIV
en- for Frankie Graham, sports COL
umnist who has shifted his activities
from the New York Sun to the mag
agine Look. 1t had been q mighty
pleasant evening until we met
Sullivan. To make matters worse,
Sullivan was flanked by trainer Ray
Marcel. No wonder our ears are
cauliflowered today.
Sullivan, a chunky, fair-haired
chap with sparse brown hair, glared
through his spectacles and beloved,
Lee Q. can lick that Bivins any
night In the week. To prove it, I'll
let Murray fight Bivins any place,
any time - for nothing - for war
charity. And I'll bet $lOOOO-$2O,-
600, If they want 1t - that Lee takes
him over. ] understand you hold
Bivins In high esteem. Alright, my
misguided friend, relay this offer to
Cleveland. and you'll see the Bivins
crowd hide their heads In the sand
like ostriches. They don't want any
part Of Murray. He hits too hard.
This 24-year old "Norwalk am
nihiliator," who registers 200 pounds
by six feet two, broke his right
Bobo at Baltimore on Aug. 9. The
hand win be ready for action In mo-
vember. Murray Graves Q bout with
Blving In December.
Sullivan concluded, "of course, II
Biyins Is afraid TO tackle Lee O.,
Wen take on any other good heavy-
weight. such as Lee Eavold OF TaIni
MauFiello. Wen fight arybodyg IN
the world = and knock him out"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-17
Hartford. Seronton
In Third Contest

Hartford, Conn, Sept. l7-(UP)-
Evened up with q win apiece, the
Hartford and Scranton clubs Of the
Eastern league meet here today for
the third game Of the semi finals
for the governors cup, while FL
mira and wilkes-Barre play what
might be the deciding game In the
"B" series at Wilkes Barre.
Pete Naktenis, @ southpaw, will
pitch today's game for Hartford,
while Al Widmer Is expected to do
mound duty for the Scranton min.
ers.
The first team TO win three games
goes into the finals, Elmira already
Is two up on Wilkes Barre, and II
the club wins again today will meet
the winner Of the Hartford-Scran-
ton series at Elmira Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-17
LoChonce, Shons
Signed For Boston

Boston, Sept. II (UP)-Maurice
U.efty) LaChance of Lisbon, Me-,
challenger for the New England
featherweight boxing crown, will
stage his final ring battle here be-
more joining the U. S. Marines when
he meets top-ranking Cleo Shans
of New York in Mechanics build
ing Sept. q, it was announced to-
day.
Co-Promoters Jack O,Brien and
Eddie Mack Of the Boston Boxing
Association announced the signing
of the match and said that 1t would
be La Chances last fight as a civil
ian for the duration since he would
leave for the Marine camp at Paris
Island, S. c.. Immediately after the
bout.
The bout. q l0-round affair and
the first here since early summer,
actually viii be q return match for
La Chance. In previous meeting
many months ago. Shans scored Q
victory but refused dozen offers
for q re-match.
Since that time La Chance has
piled up Q record Of 20 wins In
Guiding victories over former NBA
Champion Jackie Callura and Tony
Bosta Of Woonsocket, n. !. He also
won q moral victory over New Eng
land titllst Sal Bartolo whom he
0utpolnted and outslugged for eight
rounds AZ Hartford. Conn.,, but lost
after receiving q cut when BartoloE
Head struck his eye.
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Luckmon losses
Tops EoqIeS 2O-7

Philadelphia, Sept. l7.-(UP)-Sid
Luckman's throwing arm came to
the aid Of the Chicago Bears when
their running attack broke down
last night and paved the way for a
20-7 victory over the Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Eagles National Profess
sional Football league team in q
charity game before $4,000 fans at
Park.
The veteran quarterback tossed
three passes that spelled victory for
the Bears. TWO Of them were good
for touchdowns and the other set
up te play that netted Chicago its
final tally.
In the first quarter Luckman
tossed one q Halfback Harry CLARK
from his own 20 to the Eagles a
from where Clark raced across the
golaline. In the third period Luck
man surprised the Eagle defense
with q pass from his own six q
Halfback Bill 0eyeE who raced Il
the Eagle 20 yard stripe. When
the running attack begged down
Luckman fired another aerial q
Clark In the end zone.
The final Baer tally came in the
last moments Of play after q Luck,
man pass 70 Hampton poo had tax.
ca them into scoring territory.
The Eagles only touchdown caml
IN the second period when JohE
Butler, former Tennessee star, led Z
ground offensive that carried q
yards.
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Terronovo, Lochonce
At Hartford Tuesday

Hartford Sept. l7-Maurlce Lefty
LaChance and Phil Terranova, prin-
cipals In the hottest match of the
local boxing season, are scheduled
to check into Hartford, tomorrow to
complete training for their fight
here Tuesday night.
It has frequently been said that
ring matches that pull out the big
gest crowds are the ones that have
an excuse for being. In other words,
fights In which something Is ct
stake.
This one deserves, and probably
will have. the biggest crowd Of the
season. Terranova Is the recently
crowned National Boxing Associa-
ton worlds featherweight cham
pion and LaChance by his recent
showing against Sal Bartolo, clear.
" demonstrated that he Is Q rank
ing contender for featherweight
honors.
Willie Pep, the true champion Of
the featherweightS 10 In the Navy
and hasn't put o foot in d ring since
the day he was indicted. The
chances are against his returning