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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
Sector 8 Site
OF Weeks Test

Ell Centros weekly air raid test
will be conducted on Friday in
sector no 8, Chief Air Raid Warden
Herb FaWcett announced Tuesday.
Sector No 8 is composed of the
area from Broadway to the San
Diego railroad and from Eighth
street to the Southern Pacific rail-
road George Bucklin is the sector
warden
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
Group Recommend
Oil Price Boost

WASHINGTON, May IL tUP) -
The special house small business
committee has recommended that a
35-cent increase in the price of
crude oil be effected at once" and
that departmental jealousies over
jurisdiction and authority of pertol-
cum supply and price questions be
Immediately reconciled.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11

Approximately a dozen children
were swimming in the pool at the
time the tragedy occurred, Brawley
police said after they completed
their investigation of the death
Frank Lloyd was born in Braw-
ley Feb. 10, 1888, and at the time
of his death was a pupil in a BraW-
ley elementary school.
The boy is survived by his par
entS and other relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
Lieutenant Victim
OF Plane Crash

MARCH FIELD, Calf, May IL
(UP)-Lt. Richard Thomas, ~,
Redlands, Calf, was killed last
night when his single seat fighter
plane crashed near Edgement, Calf,
during a routine flight, army air
force officials announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
Teachers Here
Are IL, QuandurV
Some Manpower Officials Say Salaries,
Jobs Frozen Some Say Not; Must Have
Certificates if Wish 10 Change Jobs

Imperial county school officials and teachers generally
proceeded under the state law Tuesday while awaiting the
federal governments decision to the status OF teachers
under the job and salary freezing order
The confusion became worse when one man from the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
Gypsy Girl Is Too
iii 60 He! . Boy

SACRAMENTO, May II. (UP)-A gypsy girl wanted
for blood TRANSMISSION to the life of Chicago boy
was located today but her i'll health prevented the blood
donation from being made.
The Sacramento sherffs office found Miss Annie Stan
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
LID Directors Resolve
To Ask for Election Here
To Approve Refund Plan
>Measure Designed to Save taxpayers
At Least Three Million Dollars by Cutting
Interest Rates on Outstanding Bonds

Directors of the Imperial Irrigation d1strict TOOK ma
or step toward effectng that organizations second re
funding plan Tuesday by passing resolution petonng
the California Securities Commission for permission &c
call an election of district for approval of the plan
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
Axis Remnants in
Tightening Ring
O. Allied Steel
Number Of Prisoners Taken Is Rapidly
Nearing 100 1000 Mark; Axis CompI Ie+eIy
Demora|ized by lightning Allied Action

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS North Africa May H.
CAPITALIZED armor and air attacks smashed all organized
resistance by Axis armies isolated Cap Bon peninsula
boosted the toll of prisoners toward 100000 and hammered
furOusy into the last of enemy resistance in Africa
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
Boy browns in
Swimming Pool

BRAWLEY, May 11.-Frank Lloyd Geer, 10-year-od
of Mr. and Mrs T. D. Geier of 292 H street drowned
Monday afternoon in the swimming pool at the E. George
Luckey home Ell CerritO drive.
The boy enjoying swim with other youngsters
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
p AMBllNe
EpoRTER

There's Shortage
It is the duty of Ray Forshey,
, veteran butcher and at present the
general repairman at the county
court house, to paint the names on
the jeeps which the school children
purchase and present the armed
forces. The names of the various
schools always are painted on the
jeeps so everyone will know who
put up the money.
The other day Ray was instruct
ed to paint the name of "Alamitos' y
on the side of a jeep. When Ray
finished the job it was plain he
was thinking of his old days as a
meat cutter or about the meat
shortage. In white paint on the
side of the jeep was the word
"AlameatoS."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
REMEMBER THESE DATEsi
CdsoIine


a. Book Coupons
No. .5-Valid March 22-May %.
Shoes
Stamp No. Il pair I'll June lG
Coffee
Stamp No. % ] ID. to MAY a.
Sugar
Stamp No. - Good for . pounds until
MAY 81
Canned Goods
Blue Stamps G, II and j in Book 2 good
'tiil June l.
Meat
Red Stamp +, F and g good Till June /
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11

Let Us Help
A sailor paused in front of an El
Centro motion-picture theater and
studied the posters
whats this picture about?' the
sailor asked Theater Manager Herb
Norris.
oh" said Norris, "its all about
the Nazis."
Fine" beamed the sailor, It'll &c
in and sit there and hate EN-"
A Foreign Tongue
In Imperial county superior court
a witness kept referring to "Hotes-
ville' and what had happened
there.
You mean 'Holtville' don't you?'
an attorney asked.
Il suppose" the witness said
I'm from Arkansas and I'm not
familiar with these Spanish names.
Come Again
Now, this business about Wade
Ramsey.
Along with a great slice of the
public, AA still IS puzzled about
Continued on page 8, Col u
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-11
WEATHER

Maximum Monday, 101, minimum
Tuesday Sc; am. Tuesday go, hu-
midity As; noon Tuesday 95, humid
ity IL; pm. Mon. SO, humidity l3.
BANK DEBTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

man sam RoSenthal, Harry Ras
KIN and a score of others.
Even Kayo Morgan was there
putting on biz cigar
Guess I'll have to make a
comeback" said Morgan. IF
this Pep is the worlds best
teatherweight, then I'm clipping
my beard and throwing away
both pipe and slippers"
SCotty Monteith was there L
ride NCIntire back 70 his Job.
He's great kid" said SCotty
as he watched McIntire taking
shower. He had no business i'm
there with Pep tonight. But he
did Okay.
"And don't forget this. They
asked him To take a 20-round
fight in New Orleans not so long
ago against Bobby Ruffin. He
took that fight and lost il. But
what other of the modern fight
erS do YOU know who would
attempt 20-round fight"
Rnb,v- brl q nod loft QUO lHD..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Brewster Boxers
Defeat Sailors

Brewster Center boxers defeated
Crosse lie Naval Training station
four bouts to two at Crosse llc last
night In The feature bout Rufus
of The navy defeated
Eddie Green by a knockout in the
third round Other results were,
Luther Burgess defeated Harold
Van Meter OF navy Willie Fltz-
patrick, navy, defeated Willie
Tourney Eddie Callahan, Brew
>tcr beat Lee Elliott: Charles
Rouccllc, Brewster, beat Henry
$ h ed and Mckinley English,
Brewster. defeated Al Teal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Played in Cuba

One Of Overmlre'S interesting
experiences as a Colleglan was
when Jud HyneS. when coach al
Western State in 1910 took an
all-star team 10 play in an inter-
national tournament in Cuba.
Overmire beat Cuba. but the
CubanS won the championship
with the United States run
ner-up
The young Tiger Sou,hpaw
came by baseball naturally - his
dad William Overmlre. being a
Seripr0 star OF Pennsylvania
Dutch Uescent Stu b h y-ho
stands ; feet : inches and
weighs l62 pounds is % years
old.
Overmire likes 20 fish and
hunt-hirds and rabbits mostly
IN the hunting line. lie doesn't
play golf or bowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
SpOr
By LEO MAC0ONELL


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
City May Raise
Golf Rates

Fees ~ three of the nuniclpa
golf courses will he raised tins
season. according Ia The plan now
before The parks and recreation
commission Commissioner Is. r
Lasky VIII ask the commission Il
vote today 10 raise the fees al
Palmer Park, Chandler and Belle
Isle TO 81 cents for nine holes, a
boost OF ) cents a round.
The additional revenue which is
expected 10 total $4,000. Will be
used for added pay roll costs and
10 build new tees at Palmer Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Spirit That Counts

Earl Hilligan press service
director for the A American
League told 4 good yarn on his
arrival here from Cape Girar-
doau where tho Browns arc
training
The Browns got into Cape
Girardeau early in the morn
ing" said Iiill.Can and some
~ them started looking for the
MAYOR Of the town. who was
responsible for bringing the
Browns to the Missouri camp.
They were told ho could be
found az the ball field lie was
found herewith a woke on his
back pulling a drag over the
infcld."
Iill.icsn pointed ou' that was
tre spirit of Cape Glrardeau
"The people there have taken
the big leaguers 10 their heart, "
FillEan reported. Nothing il
too good for the Browns. II l.
too bad the Browns haven't any
exhibition games They are
negotiating with the Tigers for
csrvee since tho Cardinals
turlAo7 Thorn doVr fatl.
ffUrT7rrrHtty. i'-t-TsT r1T--r-fi
- the possibility ~ John
Wiefhe former Detroit Lions
football PLAYER, being named an
american League umpiro.
Wle're worked in The hmcrirHr.
Association LAST season With
Sieve f7'-s-t '.fs'-- st-ae't-'e--fff' 4--s
retirement Tho league has boon
cg' 20 10 arbitrator The
League usually carried - Harry
G'escl and John Quinn quit
s1Uc weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
PICKED BY COLLEGE COACHES
+ es Fourth M Na+a+or 10 Get Award

which will be held in the New
York Athletic Club pool
Saturday night he Will race in
the 100, and one of the boys who
Will take the mark with him is
Allen Ford Yale freshman. the
first 10 break Johnny WciSSmul-
lcr.S 5l-Second mark for the 100.
lie has done ~ twice, with clock
lngS Of 507 and sos
Mann vas asked about Patterns
chances against the boy who Will
bc Wearing the old Blue of Yale.
III Johnny can stay with
Ford until they reach the 10
yard mark, he'll beat him. He
has one of the fastest last
lengths I've ever seen" SAID
Mann.
The a \. l. meet shapes up
as one OF the greatest in the 80
years II has been held.
The l5O-yard hackStroke event
should make the wafer steam
When HaLry Holiday L. NJ. fresh
man. unbNaten this year in his
specially. faces Adolph keifer. the
champion. an ensign in the naYX.
'vt7U vTTreS Tnat Me Is In cteat
shape.
The SplaShinc in the 90. with
Smith. Kco Naltama Of Ohio State.
Ford and Pattcn. should be some
thing not 70 mention tho battles
in tho relays between Michigan
nd-N=4a---------
Besides Holiday and Patton.
Michigan VIII boz represented by
Ncu Church Charles Fries and
Ace Corey Spr'utcr> Don Nc
tarihN distance man and AlcN
CANA and Gil Evans. divers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Light Bulb ExpIodes,
Star Swimmer Hurt

NEW YORK. March 80 CUP)-
National backstroke champion
Gloria Callcn said today that be-
cause OF a severe hand burn. SUI
fered when light bulb exploded
while She was studying AT home.
she probably would hc unable 10
compete m the national AAU
championships at Chicago April
o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Expected TO Stay

While O'NeIll has made no
decision, Overnire, il is eX-
e''iiii- -bc with the Tigers
when they start the season
against the Indians in Cleve-
land. April y.
Born in Moline, a suburb Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, Overmire
was graduated from Lee High
School in Grand Rapids, later
natriculatnC at Western State
AZ Kalamazoo. where he helped
beat Michigan IN two games.
He BANKED the Wolverines in
ore Of the contests and in the
other relieved In the fourth in
ming. lie pitched against Dick
Wakefield. now a fellow men,
Der of the Tigers.
But, while there was great
satisfaction in defeating Michi-
gan, Overmire greatest
achievement IN college baseball
was = perfectly pitched game
against Iowa State Teachers
College. game. by the way. in
which Kalamazoo nine squeezed
out victory by / 10 O.
Incidentally, Western State
has been noted for it's good
baseball teams. Besides Over
r1ire. two other players from
Kalamazoo who made the big
leagues were Lloyd Dutch
Dietz. a pitcher now with the
Pirates. and Frank Secory. who
played with the Tigers and Gin
cinnati Reds. Dietz also came
up via the Tigers. being one Of
Wish Egan's discoveries, as was
Overrnire.
Overnire broke into profess
sionel ball with Muskeeon in
the Michigan State League. a
Tiger farm club. in 1941. going
10 Beaumont last wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Forester
To Assist
WafrOgsS

Dick Forester, golf pro las
summer at Stonycroft, will be A
Watrous assistant at Oakland
Hills. il was learned today.
Forester also will look after the
duties of caddiemaster filing in IN
this capacity for Bill Mulligan, who
Is in the army. (
a husky fellow. Forester once
set out in quest Of a career in base
ball but had 10 give up the game
because Of an injury suffered in
football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Harris on Hunt
For lnfieIders

HERSHEY, Pa, March 80 tCP)
Manager Bucky Harris of the
PhIlleS sought 10 solve a shortage
of infcldcrS today with negotia-
lions for one or more shortStopS
and a first baSeman. The PhllicS
have only three able infielderS and
intend 10 use first baseman Babe
Dahlgrcn "A Shortstop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Smallest Squad
Reports 10 Ledhy

SOUTH BEND. Ind March 50
ms Almost half Of the rs play
ers who reported for spring foot
ball practice at Notre Dame, the
smallest turnout in 20 years. we're
listed today as awaiting call 10 the
ColorS and unavailable for the
Irish squad next fall Ed Krupa Of
Flint who IS in the marine reserve
corps awaiting call IN summer.
was the only veteran with varsity
among the backs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Shop 10 Ring-Beek 10 Shop
MCINTYRE HERO IN DEFEAT

m the r7T7r TUTTf o' last night 5
fight There were red ugly mark.
on other parts Of h, body
Are you reallN going back to
work now >" We asked
Certainly" he sad. and we
have TO drill an hour tomorrow
morning, I'm of Thursday. l
can rest then"
Pep won the fight ceaSily Ref
cree johnny WCbber scored the
fight seven rounds for Pep. one
for MCIntTo and the others even.
Judge Howard Var called the
fight six rounds for Pep and four
even Judge Joe Lcuahan called il
eight for Pep, one for McIntire
and one even.
The ninth round was McIntre's
hest as scored by the referee and
one Judge This definitely was The
testimonial to his courage.
PEP Just $3.50
So far As We are concerned. Pep
looked 10 be only a mediocre
fighter Maybe he wasn't trying
too hard o. perhaps. Mclntirc Is
Just The type 10 make a guy like
Pep look badly
Any way You take II. Pep was
Continued on Page 2D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
laMotta Favored

PITTSBURGH March 80 GNS)
Jake LaMolta tWo-fSted Bronx
bomber who holds a decision over
Sugar Robinson. rules a 3 to l
favorItc TO whip OsSie Harris to-
night m Pllshurgh-s Gardcns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Honor Late Coach

NEW YORK. March 80 tUP)-
The late George Keogan. former
basketball coach of Notre Dame.
was honorcd by the National
Association Of Basketball Coaches
today as the man who had done
most for the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
BUGS TO Play Colonies

PITTSBURGH Narcn 30 UrPl
The Pittsburgh Pirates viii play
an exhibition game with the Lou a
vile club OF the American Assoc
iIOn ~ townsville ~ ApnI II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
LEAFS ARE DETERMINED

The Maple Leafs plan to come
roaring hack tonight m an attempt
10 square the series and force a
seventh and deciding game at De-
roli Thursday night
The Leaf COnCcnsus seems 10 be
that the Wings are not as tough
club as they expected az the start
OF this series. They certainly aren't
with the veteran sgd Howe and
dcfenseman Alex Motter knocked
out Of action. But Jack Adams be-
leVes his club still is gong we'll
enough 10 end the series tonight.
Left. wing Adam Browns great
showing As the Wings moved ahead
with their 4-2 victory Sunday
night has been a boost 10 Detroit
morale. The younGSter who came
up from indianapolis 10 help fiji
Howe.S shoes can be counted 10
really hustle on inc hne with Don
Crosse and Eddie Wares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Orlando Will
Take His Turn
Against Leafs
By LEWIS II. WALTER

TORONTO. March 30-Deroi
Red Wings are here 10 try and
finish off the Toronto Maple Leafs
IN the sixth game Of their first
round series tonight.
Jimmy Orlando is on hand 10
help them. and the Wings are
10 let the defenseman
from Montreal regard his draft
difficulties with Uncle Sam as his
private business.
TOO many people want us 10
win this big cup. too many
people backed us in our climb
10 the league championship. for
us 10 let this throw us off
stride" said Mud Buneteau.
II think Jimmy Orlando can
square himself know his
heart is in the right place-and
II he has made "A mistake it's
just because he wanted 10 help
us get what we've been aiming
for ever since he joined the club
the Stanley Cup
PLANNED TO JOIN Up
"Hc told us he was going In
Join up a. soon a. the plaNOffS
were over" Mud continued.
He's still with III and we're
going all out 10 win with him"
Wing followers VIII be interested
20 get the Toronto reaction 10
Orlando when no takes the zee
tonight against the Leafs In
popular here for years because Of
his agGrcS Slvcncss, there has been
"A recent shift m his favor be-
cause the Leafs. including Bucko
Mcdonald, called HIM a hockeX
gentleman
II was pointed out here that hN1
Orlando stayed on this side Of
The border 10 play his hockey he
might not be IN any difficulty
For instance, several members Of
the Maple Leafs their leading
player Billy Taylor and the
leagues rookie Of tho year, Gave
enlisted months ago but
We're gwen leaves 10 finish the
hockey season.
Stewart played what was billed
as his farewell game in Detroit.
Feb Z lie was scheduled 10
7ntCr the Canadian navy Feb. 9.
But an extension permitted hun
% AID The Leafs until he vas hurt
SATURDAY niwht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
BY GEORGE r. VAN

There was more than slight
glow OF pride in Mat, Manns voice
as ho talked Of Johnny Pattcn.
captain of the University Of Mich
Jc7n swimming team.
Patton has been named as tho
outstanding college swimmer Of
tta country hv the intercollegiate
SWIMMING Coaches Association.
The Michigan swim boss wa,
mellow
JOHNNY j. great swimmer,
but YOU have 90 be more than
that 10 get the honor Mann
was saying. The coaches pick
the hoy not only on his ability
IN the water hut weigh such
things a. his attitude toward
the sport, his teammates and
his standing as student.
H Llled-thn- hllll ii.--- ~
along tho line, 20 Mann continued
NEDICA FIRST NAMED
~aelavsra was nr,' made in
--7-I-aHI WtFf n Jack Ncdoa. ono
cf the greats o.. swimming who
represented the University Of
Va a.rE'o0.
Since then three other Michigan
swimmers Torn il3yuc I'd k.rar
and Charley Barker have been
match zinc Wolverines. 0 rH
respect
Patton -- been Grg.,rfsf r
dual meets - The Too yatd- fre
season and retained has Big Ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
BY BOB MURPHY

There Is only one story worth
telling about the 1O-round fight
between Willie Pep of Hartford
Conn, and Bobby McIntlre of De-
trQlt, last night at Arena Gardens
1t IS the story Of a man who
left a defense Job TO come 10 the
battle arena II Is the story of the
same man who left the same place
an hour after the fight 10 return
10 his job at Ford River Rouge
plant
Bobby McIntire, a fight veteran
al the age of IS. stayed 10 rounds
with the much-diScusSed Pep and
LhouGht nothing Of II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
SCOTTY MONTIETH THERE

II can be reported that he had
moro local hackers in his dressing
room at the end of the bout than
went the way of Willie Pep.
The veteran Scotty Montiefh,
one Of .McIntire fellow workers.
was there. So were Louis New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
ONLY THREE TRIPS

Disappointed al not being able
10 sweep the twoIGame series with
the White SoX, the Tigers aim 10
take IL out on the Chicago Ma
tonal Leaguers. The Tigers split
with the White SoX.
The cancellation of n game with
the Colonies at Louisville has re-
duced the Tigers schedule of
spring training road trips 10 three
one AT Muncie. where they Will
play the Pirates; one with the
Minneapolis MillerS al Tefre
HaHte, and another with A camp
team al Camp George, Ill, near
NlncenneS. Ind.
Paul DIZZY Trout will pitch
for the Tigers at Terre Haute.
where the veteran right handler
broke into professional baseball.
lie was born IN Sandcut. village
Tcrrc Iautc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Wings Out to End Series in Toronto 7onigh
Another
SeIHOut
Tonight

TORONTO March so Six play
off gameS-six scllouts II there
arc any persons who don't like
the hockey playoffs. they are APP
parently not among the hockey
fans Of Detroit and Toronto.
More than 1900 Will see the
Wings Try TO push the Leafs out
of the playons here tonight In
their game here Saturday night
the clubs drew 1874, the fourth
largest crowd in the history of
Maple Leaf Gardens. Detroit and
Toronto set the record for all Can
ada by playing before 1920 in
their Stanley Cup final last spring.
The junior OShawa and St Boni-
face amateur teams drew 1863
here back in 1888.
II il expected that linesmen
Donnie MacFaydcn and Steve
Meuris will handle the game to-
night. Their work at Detroit
Sunday was considered a great
improvement over that Of Archie
Wilcox and Aurel JOliat, who
handled the first three games
and missed many an ofiSide.
They didn't favor either team
just missed the plays.
Adam Brown addition 70 the
Detroit club has increased the
number OF Red Wing fathers in
attendance at the game His dad
is coming in today making the
seventh 10 see his son I'm action.
Happy Day, the Leaf coach.
declares himself very pleased
over Jack Adams action in
breaking up his eminent line
Adams had been trying 10 Jockey
these gO-getters against DAYS
-ttd-fine of TIHd Pole, cave
Stewart and Jackie Mclean i'm
the early games but HoWe'S in
jury forced him TO make a
change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
Hockey PIayoffs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SERIES a
lIHa.H heats lic'sney 9 games Orb ?
SERIES -
i.rfo~oT0.s beats rlushurgn ? game
SERIES O.
Cleveland hss'e Providence . games in q.
SERIES %
Indianapolis beats Cleveland. games
% 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
PATrrN TO MEET FORD

TH- fuday and Saturday pat
'an will lead hi> team IN the
National a. A. u. championships,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
@ NeiII P0nders
Man Shortage
As Rookie Goes
Il, LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE Ind March 30
The parade OF Tigers INTO the
>0r1.g0> continues
With Johnny Radulovich in
34e'ad into me army m Detroit
SATURDAY The list Of Tigers who
h7rr gone INTO service was boosted
% -
Stove ~ yesterday received
word nom RaduloNich that he
Young Dcuo,tcr would not return
- camp here. Instead. Johnny
VIII leave for an army camp
April 3 be wrote.
They're going fast" ONoIl
shook his head today Pretty
soon we wont have any players
left. RadulOviCh was good
looking young recruit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30

and intercollegiate titles in the
century I'm his successful defense
Of thc latter crownLc ou'Stroked
Eli SlL-l1--GL.a- -,--ta-- ; 49, ii,,--r-r-,
from Hawaii. last saturday night
IN Columbus Smith has been
widely ACCLAIMED AS the world
greatest swimmer and he IS. but
u-. greatness comes from the p1Q
lp Whtlc hc holds 4li the world
record IIe hasn't cotton around
iT W7T.n- those hr doesn't hold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-30
HEADED FOR BUFFALO

ripe for the big leagues, would
have had no hesitancy i'm recon-.
mending him 10 Buffalo"
RadulovlCh is a second baseman,
2 position he played AT Beaumont.
lie came off the Detroit Sandlots.
The Tigers today are scheduled
for an intra-club game in which
O Neil again Will pilot the Yanni-
Sans and Al Vincent the Regulars.
The game viii be part of tune-up
program for the Cubs. who come
here from French Lick for exhi-
bltion games Saturday and Sunday.