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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Kenny Washington
Can't Play Football

LOS ANGELES.-Kenny Wash
ington, former stellar back6eid
UCL.A. football ace. will not be
able 10 play pro football this sea-
son il the Los Angeles police COM
mission has its way. Washington
now a member Of the L.AP.D., has
been repeatedly sought by several
pro clubs as their playing box Of
fee threat. His superior officers ad-
vlsed him not accept playing con-
tract without it being approved by
the police commission.
When the matter was brought up
for airing Commissioner Van Grf-
bth promptly pooh poohed the idea
Of Wash.ngion's playing with the
statement here We are snort hand
cd Of police officers. and being
asked 20 release one TO play foot
ball Re advanced the thought
Kenny might e; injured and there-
81 DC lost 10 the force Il
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Garvins Motor won two from the
Picket Fence. Madelyn Shadd,
bowling in leadoff position for Gar
vim, was high with 100 Katie Pierce,
and Mildred Martin both tied with
l55 for Picket Fence.
Club 666 won two from Acme's
Florist. Scores: Club 666. 676. 63l
and 647; Acme's. 659 644 and GAO.
E. Williams was high for the VIC
tors with l59. and Alma d. May
hit 1872 for Acme's,
Alhambra's Cafe won three from
Carriers Lunch. Lula Sauls was high
with 1873. and r. Herdley registered
LAB for Carriers Lunch.
Supreme Linen, the former ma
tional champs. won two from Re-
gent Figure Skaters. H. Thomas
was high for Supreme with TIA,
and 7. Matthews was high for the
Skaters with l79
The women's division OF the
Motor City League plays every
Wednesday evening at 8 pm. An
league games are bowled at Para
disc bowl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
An-Stars Will Roll
O'Donneu Five Nov. %

team average Of l48 In the
O'Donnell's lineup will be Virginia
Dolphin, national star with the
highest average of any femme in
the city. 10; Martha Shannon, 149.
Dorothy Childress. 1874; Faye Ker-
sey, 159, and bowling in anchor po-
siton will be Mrs Hazel Lyman
RoXborough with an average of
l46.
Although there isn't an organ
lied team in the country that would
be favored to beat the O'Donnell
girls when they are hitting their
stride, the All-Stars may prove to
be just the team that will accom-
plish the trick. For. with a little
practice. these girls that will rep
resent the All Stars are among the
best prospects, among the new-com-
ers, and with youth on their side
may turn in one Of the biggest
upsets of the current bowling sea-
son.
The admission 10 watch this
match will be fifty cents, and the
tickets are going like hot cakes
At least it will be a good match to
watch. and should be a close one
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
BY ALFONSO CATO

John Collins, star bowler with
Friar's Ale five,s and sponsor OF the
Motor City All Star girls, an
nounced the lineup that will take
on the w b O'Donnell, city
champs, Sunday. Nov %. at Para
disc Bowl
The ODonnell five has been hav-
ing their way on the alleys ever
since they won the title last sea-
son, and so far are leading lin the
league with 10 games won and only
two defeats Collins. said he will
put a team on the alleys Nov. 20
that will give the city champs
good licking.
When the two teams meet they
will line up as follows: All Stars
L. Powell. member OF IL Horse
mems five with an average OF l49;
Madelyn Shsdd. star with Garvin's
Motor average 1877; Resale Sim
mons, member OF Supreme Linen,
hitting l49; b. Patterson. another
member OF IL Horsemen. with
l46; Gladys Farley, and Nell
Wright, both members Of Mundy's
girls, both hitting the naples for
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Ex-Black Baron
Pitcher Wins q
Marine Contests

CAMP LeJUNE. NEW RIVER
NC. tANP)-Cpl. Dan r. Bank
head. %. Los Angeles. compiled a
sensational pitching record for the
Montford Point Camp baseball team
this past season at this mammoth
New River Marine base. winning
% games while losing only one.
Former star twirler with the Bir-
mingham Black Barons and the
Puerto Rican Stars, the big speed
ball artist featured his record with
two no-hitters against two OF the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Jose BasOra Will
Meet COley Welch

Jose Basora. Puerto Rican middle
weight, who defeated Fritzie Zivic
here month ago, will return TO
Detroit Nov. 26 to face Coley Welch,
New England middleweight cham
pion, in a l0-round bout at Olympia
This bout will head the fight
card Promoter Nick Londes has ar
ranged for that date.
WEIGH, while not so well known
in the Middlewest, has hung up a
nice string OF victories, including a
win over Howell King. Detroit mid
dleweight who campaigned in the
East for several years.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Sunday and proved her worth TO
those fans who saw he games be1
tween Detroit and Cleveland teams
Bowling with the East 5lst Street
Ia FERN, Mrs Sturdivant shot 545
on games OF 1871. l8l and l73. She
later defeated Fay Kerscy. member
OF Virginia Dolphins O'Donncll
champions. SOB to 456. Sarah put
together games OF ISL. ia and l73
to Fays l59. l40 and l57 She has
a league average Of 1853 in the
Cleveland loop and finished the
1912 season with an average OF 1872
Miss Kersey has an average OF
l5R
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
JADE ON FURLOUGH

Pfc. Harold Dade, u. S. Marine
co. ps, New River. N. c.. spent his
lc-day furlough with his parents
here. A former Chicago Defender
newsboy, Pfc Dade was CYO and
Golden Gloves champion.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
HOLDS
TOP PLACE IN
THE WOLVERINE

Leashay's Confectionery set the
pace in the Wolverine league a;
Paradise bowl last Friday evening
when they took three straight
games from Ready Power. Scores:
Leashay's 876. Oil and 1862; Ready
Power. 500, 824 and 8ll. Yates was
high for Ready Power with 1879,
and Walker was high for Leashay's
with 206 Other games played and
their results are:
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Globe Tr0tters Face Brewster Team Thanksgiving LAY

best semi-pro colored clubs in East
tern North Carolina.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Totals .7sO.s7al Totals aOs. S1s.755
Lee Merritt star member OF Vclma's
Lunch. hnwled his last league game with
his team this week lie left for the navy
last Monday morning
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
VISITORS Will
PUT POWERFUL
FIVE ON FLOOR

Just as in other years. years when
basketball was developing from a
small promotion To one OF gigantic
stature. the Harlem Globe Trotters,
one OF the outstanding teams in the
country will pry off the court lid
here with their annual Thanksgiv-
ing Day appearance. AS i'm other
wears, the Globe Trotters will meet
the Brewster Recreation Center
Representative team.
The game will be played at
Brewster Recreation Center, 637
Brewster street, and is scheduled
10 start at $3.50 pm.
Power In Lineup
The Globe Trotters will have a
powerful team TO put on the floor
against the Brewster outfit. Sonny
Boswell. one Of the greats OF the
basketball court. has returned to
the Globe Trotter lineup following
two-year absence. one with the
New York Rens and the other
with the Chicago Studebakers. Bos.
well was the leading offensive play
'r while serving with the Globe
Trotters in 1910. helping the club to
win the national professional
championship.
Another former star returning TO
the lineup is Bernie Price. the form
er West Virginia State player. Price
center. was with Studebaker last
season Runt Pullins. one OF the
'reatest players ever to step on
The floor. is back at a forward po-
Sition. giving the Globe Trotters
plenty OF scoring power.
Wheeler To Coach
Leon Wheeler. former supervisor
at Brewster and coach of the team.
has some good material to build
his team around. He will have a
nucleus Of such players as Wilbur
King. former Pershing high flash;
Ollie Clark. ]. T. Robinson, George
Peaks and Bo Sterling.
In addition, there'll be three or
four players from the Glass A team.
The game will be under the aus
pices Of the Brewster Unit of the
newly-formed Youth Service Or
ganization. The Brewster Unit will
be host to the various other units
in the city. which have as their
objective the lowering of juvenile
delinquency.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Total. 7Os.slO. 7a7 Totals Sos. so7. sa:
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Total. s55.9ll-s7i Totals sNseo.s3s
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

Totals ss3. s35.o aoi Totals s6i.s45- 100
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
DISCOUNT REPORT
ON CONFERENCE BY
TWO AXIS HEADS
LIKELIHOOD is MEETING
WILL BE BETWEEN GER
MAN AND ITALIAN MILL
TARY LEADERS
.aY Associated Pre..,

LONDON, April 8-Reports
that Hitler and MusSolini are to
hold conference at the Bremen
Pass were discounted here today
by military experts.
They added that the likelihood
is the meeting will be between
German and Italian military lead
ers, and that the chief subject
that is to be discussed will per-
tain to the course of defensive ac-
tons to be followed when the Al
lied fighters strike to open up a
second front in Europe.
That proposed second front, ac-
icording to advises that have reach
le.i ntfe from Swiss and Swedish
sources, is causing much uneasi-
ness among the Italian and Ger
man high commands. The Italians
fear a second front will not be
established in France or Belgium,
but, as a Rome radio report said
two days ago, the Allied Nations
are more likely to strike at Sar-
DINA, Sicily or the southern tip
of Italy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
More Than Twenty Thousand XS
Prisoners Captured During Huge
Offensive In Southern TunjSja
Casa Marina Hotel Will
Remain Open For Benefit
OF Officers, Dependents

for the guests Labor shortage was
another reason given by the man.
agement fO~ desiring to close.
Had Ca Marina closed, about
one hundred and fifty officers and
nearly one hundred dependents
would have been homeless be-
cause of the acute housing situa-
ton here.
Captain Reordan said details for
operation of the hotel had not
been determined. He indicated
that there may be a short period
when no meals viii be served but
assured that guests may continue
to occupy their rooms.
Present employees viii be given
the opportunity to continue en-
ployment on the present basis,
Captain Reordan said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
Only Occasional Rear
guard Actions Being
Fought Against Rom
mePs Fleeing Forces

ALGIERs. April s-AIhad
headquarters reported today
that during the offsnEivss CT the
British Eighth Army. under Gen
eral Montgomery. and the
american divisions. under Lisu-
tenant General Pstto-. n south.
ern Tunisia. more than za.s37
Axis prisoners were captured.
The. prisoners number four c.
five Italians TO enc German. and
that average is said 70 have
been due 10 the fact that the
Italians are anxious TO surren-
der.
TossY Montgomery is rsp7rf
ed 10 be vel M the eastern
Tunixisn cosst after one fork Of
lis army joined the vanguard Of
NJ -a-crszsn sTrav. wzich -
been advancing continuousIY to
ward the coast the last tive
weeks.
Only occasional resrguard sr-
lions are being fought against
Rommers men. IS they rontinas
their fIiTEt I'D the reast towar5
Sfsx. II was stated acre todsv
that ROnmel Is not likely to
make a stand al that paint.
which. because Of the level ter
rain. is unfit for defense lines.
TIE British First Army m TIRE
north is sfin sdxsncins eau
tiouslY. IS the Axis forces fall
lack toward Tunis and Bizsrte.
There have been onlv few
minor ground acfions since yes
ferdsY. but Allied bombers are
keeping 40 heavy attacks On
enemy positions
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
ISSUES WARNING
TO DOG OWNERS

Owners of dogs in Key West are
cautioned to keep their pets in
pens or securely tied on days when
parades or other ceremonial func-
tons are held on the parade
grounds at Key West Barracks or
Fort Taylor.
The Commanding officer of the
Army post here issued final notice
today that dogs will not be per-
mitted to run loose on the parade
grounds on those days and has in
structed the Provost Marshal and
Post Veterinarian to take such dogs
into custody and destroy them
forthwith, without notice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
STONE EXPECTED TO
RETURN NEXT WEEK

Julius Stone, who has been in
Washington more than a week
in the interests of the Key West
Landlords Association, is ex-
pected to return to Key West
early next week.
As was explained to The
Citizen today, Mr. Stones chief
object is to try to have rents
increased to conform with tax
rates at present, which are in
excess of those that prevailed in
October 1941, and also the adj
vance in the cost of living, as
compared with the time at which
rent ceilings are pegged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
Reds Stage Heavy Coun-
ter Attack And Retake
Hill Captured By Ger
mans

ID AHsOctnteo fFcsSb
MOSCOW. April 8. - "ouS
troops have captured several
favorable positions in the Donets
basin" iodaY's Russian COM
munique said. and added that
all attempts to dislodge the
Reds. who occupy brideghead
on the German side of the river.
lave been frustrated with heavy
enemy losses.
Reds still continue to make
gains in the western Caucasus.
and are holding the enemy west
Of Kharkov. it was officially
stated.
The communique told about q
German assault that captured .
hill in the northern area OF
fighting. but said that the Reds
made furious counter-aitaek
and recaptured tie hill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
RED CROSS NEEDS.
$500 TO ATTAIN
QUOTA in DRIVE.
SPECIAL EFFORTS ARE TO
BE MADE TO COLLECT re-
MANNING AMOUNT TO
REACH GOAL. SET

=. =
George o. Lucas, chairman of
the local Red Cross Chapter, i'm
formed The Citizen today that
renewed efforts will be made to
complete Key Vests quota in
the War Fund Drive, which was
set at $l2,60O. Isadore Vein
traub is chairman of the pres
ent drive.
The campaign for war funds
will be continued indefinitely
until the required amount has
been collected.
Mr.. Lucas stated that there
remains only $500 to be collect
ed to reach the quota, and said
that an appeal was being made
to the entire public to cooperate
with their help toward collect
ing the necessary amount as
soon as possible.
Those who have not contribut-
ed thus far, and wish to do SO,
can call up Red Cross Head
quarters, and some one will be
sent to receive the donation.
states Mr.. Lucas.
He concluded by saying that
I'VE cannot afford to fall down
on this drive for the lack of re-
ceiving the amount as stated to
complete the quota, and 1 feel
that those that have not con-
tributed thus far will do so i'm
mediately."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Speculation that the Navy
would take over the beautiful
Casa Marina Hotel ended here
this week when Capt. c. E. Reor-
dan, commandment of the Key West
Naval Operating Base, announced
the hotel would remain open for
the benefit of officers and their
immediate dependents.
Captain RecrGan said the Navy
expected to take over the hotel
and continue operation on ap-
proximately the present basis.
Management of the hotel an
nounced some two weeks ago
that the hotel would close on Sep
TENDER 10 due to costs of food
stuffs and the fact that the man
agement has had considerable diff
ficulty in obtaining sufficient food
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
WOMAN ARRESTED BY
SHERIFF YESTERDAY

Mrs. Leslie P. Ford. of Torch
Key. was arrested yesterday by
Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer on a
charge of possessing a slot ma
chine.
Witnesses In the case were
Mrs. Juliette Russell, juvenile
judge, and Isabel Fleming, pro-
baton officer.
Brought before Justice of the
Peace Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr !,
Mrs. Ford waived examination
and her bond was set at S100s
returnable to the next term Cd
the criminal court. She 'Will be
tried by Judge T. S. Caro-.
Sheriff Sawyer had carried
Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Fleming
to Torch Key to see Mrs. Ford
about reported violations of
beverage laws, pertaining TO
children, when the machine was
discovered and the arrest made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
KEY WEST 40
AND 8 SOCIETY
NAMES OFFICERS
ELECTION OF NEW OFFICIALS
TOOK PLACE AT MEETING
CONDUCTED ON MONDAY
NIGHT

The Key West 40 and 8 Society
of the American Legion elected
the following officers at their
meeting on Monday night:
Chef de Care. u. j. Delgado;
Chef de Train. w. d. WEIGH: Con-
ducteur, Horace O'Bryant; Com
missaire Intendant, J, ]. Trevor;
Correspondent, J. w. Pinder:
Garde de la Porte, w. H. Piodela;
Lampiste, Sebastian Cabrera;
Commits Voyageur. G. o. Kemp;
Medicin, DIR. w. P. Kemp; Aumon-
Ter, P. B. Roberts; Cheminot, w
H. Reardon, T. L. Pinder, F. j.
Dion.
Delegates and alternates to the
Fort Lauderdale conference, April
10 and II; DIR. w. P. Kemp, Hor-
ace O'Bryant, y. j. Delgado and
]. w. Pinder.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
FOUR MEMBERS OF CREW OF SIX
in PLANE ACCIDENT NEAR KEY
WEST RESCUED BY SMALL BOAT

nation was made public today af-
ter all hope had been given up fer
finding the two men now presum-
ed to be dead. Next of kin have
been notified
The four men picked up by the
small boat were found adriff on
a life raft not far from shore. They
had been drifting only a short time
when found. Efforts to find the
bodies Of the two men presumed
dead were unavsiling. The crash
occurred a short distance from
Key West. 63t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
SHOWN THAT STATE
CAN PRODUCE BEEF
OF HIGH QUALITY
DEMONSTRATED IN REPORT
MADE RECENTLY COVER
ING SALE BY LIVESTOCK
MARKET


KISSgMMEE. April 8. tFNS)-
Concrete evidence of Florida's
ability to produce beef. equal to
anything western states can offer,
was shown in the report of q re-
cent sale by the Kissimmee Live
stock Market of IL head of mo-
lasses-fed steers for. the United
States Sugar Corporation.
These IL animals topped the
days market, weighing 1852
POUNDS and averaging 89s pounds
each. selling for $l6.83 per hum
dred and netting $l5l.09 each.
These steers dressed ont 81 per
cent.
Commenting on the sale, the
market manager said, The 13
steers sold here were as good as
money can buy on any market in
the country. They were choice
and brought a price comparable
with Chicago and eastern markets
They dressed out a little above 81
per cent. Where could you have
bought any better?"
These l3 steers were part of a
lot of 50 head of one-half Drama
and common breeding, purchased
by the Sugar Corporation from
Montgomery Brothers Ranch near
Arcadia They were weighed at the
ranch and driven to Venus, a dis
lance of about 20 miles, where
they were loaded on cattle cars
and shipped to Clewiston and
placed on improved Bermuda and
carpet pasture where cane mo-
iasses was made available to them
in self-feeding troughs. Sixty days
later they were weighed and
found TO have gained an average
of "a pounds per animal-a gain
of better than / 1-2 pounds per
steer per day. An average of from
3 to 4 pounds of molasses was
consumed per animal per day.
They were then taken off pas
ture and placed in the Corpora
tons experimental feeding lots
where they were fed a ration con-
sisting of only Lemongrass pulp
and molasses feed, soy bean meal
and straight cane molasses, in
self-feeding troughs. The Lemon
grass pulp, molasses feed and soy
bean meal were mixed in the ratio
of one pound of soy bean meal to
each six pounds of the feed, and
the animals were fed all they
would eat twice a day. OF course
cane molasses was available in
unlimited quantities in the self
feeding troughs. They averaged a
daily gain of l.89 pounds per ami
NAL during the dry lot feeding
period.
Such results give concrete proof
that cane molasses. when properly
fed in conjunction with roughage
and protein concentrate, is equal
to corn or any other form of car
bohydrate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

PLANE CRASHES
NORTH OF HERE
CREW WAS PICKED UP AND
BROUGHT TO NAVAL HOS
P1TAL HERE AFTER SHORT
TIME ON RAFT

A Navy two-motored bomber,
on its way from an island base
to foreign port, crashed into the
sea about 80 miles off Sombrero
lighthouse, as miles north of this
city, early this week, according to
information received in Key
West this afternoon.
The crew took to a life raft, and,
after drifting about "a hours, were
picked up and brought to the Ma
val Hospital in Key West.
The names of the rescued men
were not given out. Their condi-
ton was reported not to be serious,
though they are suffering from ex-
poSure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
Monroe County Forces ATneasssS ''
Receiving Their Pay Today

in groceries for three successive
months are to be given 10 a
man, Mr.. Bervaldi said TODAY
that they would, instead, be
given to his wife, and that he
would not have anything to do
with them.
The groceries are to be given
while the man is supposed to 60
to Miami for medical treat
ment. It was thought he would
leave yesterday, but he was
still in town today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08

Rescue of four members Of a
crew of six. who crashed in the
sea with an army plane March 70.
was effected by small boat which
was covering the area where the
plane was thought TO have fallen.
Two men. Corporal David D..
Townsend of Ri Knoxville. Tenn.
and CORPORAL Robert B. Reinhert.
CT Merton Station. Pa. are believ-
ed 70 have lost their lives in the
crash Of the plane. which was on a
routine flight from Boca Chica
Air Base at the time. This infor-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
x%wAwW.~~ 81
NATIONS TAX BILL
MAY BE BROUGHT
BACK TO ACTION
ny Associated "re.s,

WASHINGTON. April 9.
The nations tax bill. which
sleeps in pigeon-hole. safe
guarded by the House Ways
and Means Committee. is like
ly to be brought back to life.
according to the trend of dis
cussion on Capitol Hill today.
1t was even declared that
one of the committees for
mulas. in which the bill has
already been logged out. only
TO meet with countrywide
opposition. will be put forth
; again In an attempt TO gain
I favor.
IN That proposal is that 20
per cent tax be collected on
income at its source. without
any clause that will forgive or
discount or even extend the
payments that will become
due quarterly on taxes owed
for ls42.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
DEMOCRATIC BOARD
TO MEET ON FRIDAY

The Monroe County Democratic
Executive Committee, which was
TO have met last night to endorse
one of the candidates for member
of the Local School Board, post
pohed the meeting till Friday eve
ming, bytwhich time Benjamin d.
Trevor, chairman of the board,
will be back in Key West.
The three aspirants for the po-
sition are George F. Archer, Ger
aid Saunders and Charles Z. Rob-
erts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
DOGS LIKE TAGS

OMAHA, Neb.-In order to
save metal, the city issued dog
tags made of fiber. However, some
other tags will have to be used
as numbers of dog owners have
brought back remnants of the
tags, claiming their dogs liked
their taste so much they chew the
tags off their collars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-08
twenty-five Million Men To
Be Affected By Changes To
Be Made BY Manpower Board
10y Associated Press,


WASHINGTON. April g.
Twenty-Five million American
men will be affected by changes
the Manpower Commission will
make. beginning Monday. it was
announced today.
1t is intended to wipe out the
3B classification entirely and TO
place the registrsnts now in that
status in "a.
Fourteen cut of is married
men will be reclassified for the
armed services and essential war
work. k#