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Evening star., 1943-11-01
Jane Bennett
Weds Colonel

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Jane Spaulding
Bennett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Bennett Of Wellsboro. Pa,
to 1t. Col. Norwood Spencer Soth-
oron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Sothoron of Charlotte Hall. Md.
the ceremony taking place October
% IN the post chapel at Camp Ed
wards, Mass.
The bride was escorted by her
father and attended by Mrs. Cor
don Tlsherty, while Mai. Runyan
BroadWater served as best man.
Col. Sothoron was graduated from
the University of Maryland ard
his bride is graduate of the Uni
ver2itE of Pennsylvania and is a
member of kappa Kappa Gamma
and Phi Beta Kappa.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
'Probst>Fricks
ENGAGEMENT

Mrs. Otis c. Propst announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Miss
Thelma Irene Propst, to Sergt. Paul
Fricks, son of Mr.. Otto Fricks and
the late Mrs Fricks.
Miss Propst is the daughter of the
late Rev. Propst
Sergt Fricks, who now is stationed
in Mississippi, is from Washington
and Greenville, S. c., where his
father and step-mother make their
home.
The wedding will take place in
January.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Miss Miller to Wed
J. s. BaldWin, W.

Mrs. Ray Miller Of Los Angeles
formerly Of Sioux City, has an
nounced the engagement of hel
daughter. Miss Eloise Miller, tc
Petty Officer Joseph S. Baldwin, jr.
U. 5. C. G. R, son of 1t. Joseph S
Baldwin. U. S. c. G.. R, and Mrs
Baldwin of Washington.
The bridegroom-to-be attended
George Washington University and
was graduated from Allegheny Col
lege. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Overseas League

Miss Sara Frances Jones OF Chi
cago. national president of the Wom-
ems Overseas Service League, will be
honor guest of the Washington Unit
at it's annual November reunion
luncheon Sunday. The session will
be held at Hotel 2400, with Mrs
Virginia Armstead Nelson. Washing
ton Unit president. presiding.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Mrs. Calkins to Sbeak

Mrs, J. B. Calkins. national presi-
dent of the Young Women's Chris
tlan Association, will be guest
speaker at meeting of the Wom-
ans Council of the National City
Christian Church at II a m. tomor-
row in the social hall, 1903 Vermont
avenue. Mrs. Harold E. Beatty will
conduct the devotional service. Mrs.
Maxwell Galloway Adams will sing.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
viii Visit Son

Mrs. Aline Stoliar, who has been
making her home here for the past
five months, will leave November l3
for ST. Louis, where she will be
joined by her son, Mr.. David Ed
ward Stoliar, who has been sta
toned at Camp Pinedale, Calf.
Mrs. Stoliar will be the guest in
st. Louis of her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Schneider.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

DlpKCJnC-k. Warren Diekerson II. 61OO
hhhoiDL Open SIS. Park Free Gene
Terney. George Montgomery IN CHINA
GIRL" Cary Grant. Ginger Rogers IN
."ONtE IfON 4 HONEY MOON" Latest
Action War News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Plies for
Best Menus

TIE DETROIT TIMES is
altering 20 HomomakerS a
chance 10 add 10 their war saw
irgs with a Lunch Box
Menu Contest started Thurs
DAY May 5
Prizes 20 be awarded for the
best week menu for lunch
boxes plus one recipe for
arte-e>prttaiiy-tnt item
contained IN the menus
FIRST PRIZE-A S2566- war
bond
SECOND -PRlZE-S $1,000 in
't4F savings sampS
THIRD PRIZE 50 90 IN war
savings stamps
ADDITIONAL PRIZE -- OF
$500 IN war savings stamps
for the best list OF suggestions
for varying the lunch box
some of the things you've
worked out yourself Tor making
tfrr-fufntiy- lunch box tasty and
DourIShjnG This classification IS
10 be called Lunch Box Ideas.
AND-Sl00 IN war savings
stamps for every recipe
printed IN the Times not other
WISc awarded a prize
The above prizes 10 he awarded
each week for a period OF four
weeks. Winners will he an
nauncpd each Wednesday.
Mari your frTeS 10
PRUDENCE PENNY. Detroit
Times. 1928 Times Square, De-
trOIt. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Sandwich Filling

TRY THIS easy way 10 got
NItaminS M your sandwich fill
lnC> Chopped raw vegetables
or enriched or whole wheat
bread make an all-Star vltamln
team especially when spread
with butter or enriched mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

WARFIFJD-Hsstinss at Fsrn.worth r
HhM iLLD open All Night. Gene
Tierney. "CHINA GIRL" IN. BUDDY"
Harriet Hillard, DICK Foran Extra . I.
AT the Front" In Color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
DE Luxe
Fears =
Teams
BY HAROLD KAHL

Capt. Louis Burr figures If the
3l09 Of his De Luxe bowling club
is still leading after Sunday night
the total will win the Class A
championship Of The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes at Imperial Recre,
alton.
He will take nothing for granted
until then simply because Joe
Norris Stroh, national match
game ch m pi o n, and Charley
GoodroW'S Murdoch happen 10 be
rolling Sunday al I 30 p. m. Stroh
has seized the crown on four
previous occasions, lis highest
series being 1927 in 1885 Muir
dock. known as Norton, blasted a
record 1902 last year
Burr is not taking into consider
alton George LaShcrs Olympic
Rec. and Harold Stander'S White
Five, also listed Sunday, or any
OF the other eight Class A teams
still left to shoot. He could be
surprised
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Bob Tales
Now S HE Time
TO Bring Back
Babe Herman
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editorl

Comebacks promise 10 he COM
mOnplace in the major leagues
this year. Veterans who were
cut adrift years ago, now find
themselves welcomed back into
the big show with the same
Joyous acclaim that used 70
greet the arrival Of the lS-year-
old rookie sensation from the
deep bush
Even such venerable gentle
mon as Al Simmons and Leo the
Lip Durocher arc toying with the
idea Of returning 10 active Sorv-
fee. and the league bosses are
treating the proposal with grave
concern Players who have toiled
for moro than A dcCHdp III thp
obScurity Of tho minors suddenly
find themselves heGlIlled with
offers from the big league
bosses.
A ball player in somewhat
sound condition is becoming
such a rarity that Gee Walker,
who hit slightly moro than the
size Of his hat for the Reds last
year, IS a holdout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Major League
Sees ) Teams
5Gdnnes Apart
STANDINGS

With FIVE games separating five
clubs and only u left, including
those of position night, April q,
Fat Ramona Recreation, the Mich
igan Major League race IS furious
today.
At Ramona last night Pepsi
Cola reduced the first place gap "a
one game in shutting out Nelson
Tool. 2948 10 2799, while Deluxe
ID was losing one 10 Ramona AT
Crest Lanes. 2975 10 .2847 Ra-
mona had the third. l044 10 l04l
Altes raped knppitz twice 10
produce a three-Way tie for third
with Foremen Forcmen BANKED
SIS Tool, 3e26-te 2 2 f322, AS -Aites
outScored koppltz. 2692 10 2662
In the last four weeks. AlteS.
made up Of Tom Dorazio, Bob
Cole, Bill La Rue, Al Light and
Pete Otto, has become a definite
threat
Hard luck champion Of The
nigh, was Mike Angelic whose
first hall foul cost him a 700 series
and night high. AS ~ was the
Standard ace closed with sol
.runner-up To the 693 OF CasS Cry
.glcr. PepSi-Cola.
A new member Of the $40
club is De Luxe'S Frank Zion. who
-nfadt- ttfat-xpare- the fourth
frame Of the third.
Foreman introduced Mel Dorl
captain OF Rainbow ; prospective
champions IN the Metropolitan
Classic. as substitute Dorl
counted 655 and Bert Mort. $50
Other scorers included Harold
Shaw SOS. Cy Goralczyk 62i. An
thony Novak 637, Thurman Glib
son 634. Tony Morano 626. Bob
Johnston $40. Walter Spcrlick OBS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Leafs IS Over
Wings Tonight
Continued from First Sport Page
get some 81 the scoring breaks
We have coming our way, well
70 one up tonight"


Adams men are serious crew
There's none of the gala hIp-hlp.
hooray air the club carried into
the playoffs last year. Capt. Sid
Abel. sgd Howe and all the rest
are ready. a little tired. perhaps
after losing 3D. IN Tuesdays game
that ran from $50 p. m n liz
a. NJ. but Still certain they can
match the Maple Leafs
The Detroit manager IS standing
pat on his lineup and looking ~
the veteran Llnlment Line led by
Don Crosse 10 come through as D,
did IN scoring DelroIts - victory
IN tho opener
Sweeney Schriners return %
left wing on the hnp with LornC
Carr and Billy TAYLOR is expected
70 provide the only change for To-
ronto tonight. Jack Forsey took
Schrlner'S place Tuesday because
Of the veterans aillnG hand.
Even II The Leafs are All fired
up. a Wing victory wouldn't he
any surprise tonight. Detroit won
two Of the five regular season
games here. including the 40 shut
out which was the worst defeat
Toronto has suffered here IN
years.
As 2 matter or fact, coach HaT
Day OF the Leafs believes the
Wings are more dangerous here
than At home and says he wishes
tOnight'S game was IN Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
He's Remembered

Fans have long since forgotten
Who made the winning plays
that day. hut they SIN chuCkle
about the time FLOYD vent slid
ing into third and found 10 his
great emharra SSment. that Two
Of his mates were already
perChcd on tho cushion
Or the tune he chased a bird
all over the outhcld in The
rather curious belief that The
soaring creature vas a batted
ball.
Or the time he caught A fly
FOR two out IN the ninth and
proceeded 70 throw The ball
! away. thinking the game was
ended
When tho Babe was had. he
was marvellous. He vas a pio-
necr IN his field and an artist.
We miss him like anything
Nor do We think that the Babe
should he showed into the out
field. where he ended his major
league career. We think he
should he Installed AZ first base
where he performed for the
Bronx problem children during
his Glddy heydey.
This would give greater scope
10 ms talent. Il would also
make il impossible for rival
batSnen 70 pole tho horsehide
over the fence on the first hop
off the Babes skull There was
always danger Of that when he
roamed the outfeld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
He Gould Hit

Baseball managers arc a
hardheaded lot, SinCularly de-
void Of any appreciation Of the
Babes novel touch. Fans might
delight in wagering how many
rows into the GrandStand Floyd
would peg when throwing from
first 10 third. but the gent who
was paying his salary would
only moan and hide his head.
Age has slowed the former
FlatbuSh sensation down con-
sidcrably but VIC doubt that he
will over lose his ability 10 belt
tho horSchlde The last We heard
Of him. Floyd Caves was among
the leading htters in the Pacific
Coast League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
ADRIAN CoTTrR's .orAn

sfS-Ciass D-Cot.frs Tavern ",
GIaEpip. Paramount Cleaners Sfernrr
Ssr0Spe Class E-Rerkey Recreation Rrp
Wells Berkler Tte-frr. hfet Gavin
l. q q r. so. . Fr"ro't Tate sr
Trinity Tool Co. C'' Ha.ler Guardian
Fuel OF Toe Bss'ow4-'f Baker U-u.
store George Gran. J. % O. $50 !
Fred Bslmer R0se.sng Park TraHs T7'
s'ufzman: Lc0ne.s Narar'. Tony Leone
Ed's Market, Ef Os'erG-rf
.3O--C lass A-Jrfr~-+ Times 49, seal
M1taacll 'rGAl-- Charlie f,.-l-l+r-I- Class r.
GA rher- Buick, saginaw C~s. Pan. Hsc
lz-HAEs-R 4FH4tHEha t|.--t-- = s~'t-f-----rt
nick Murd0Ck Tool 80 . Charles Good
roN. VI. r Kruger Co. E0Fsi House A
Sovalo Class D--Mecca CATE RHe~ley
Fec Fc0rse, ID EFsfrrT'. Class =
Sharrshnnters Vino. FrarE CLoa.-- BIZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
SUNDAY

1850 a, T.-Class A-Whl'e Music O..
inter-TrA Harold Stauder & lass g.
RoThardie-S LAW -CLn-Ll son Frank
Randy. Class D-kersiel.. PACKARD Air
craft Howard Kersfen Lucky Five
Vlckers -, Al Grohman Blue shirts
Continental James Len Eyck. Class -
Pee Wees Hudson Naval a. Dupor' Air
frame No Ford T7r5 Hr1 f1re T.
Glance 80 4 Hudson Rurstr0m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

NeY Mueller combined f60-200-
f6s for 5 8 TT the Rorora Ladies.
In a night Of high scoring Peter
Ruehle pounded out 235-2l9-l96
for $50 and John Wilbur hit 255
IN the Red Division Of the Graphic
Arts. Joe Schrillo'S 204 in the
White. Ellis Hunters PAT in the
Blue and Charles Parchem PAP
in the Buff were other highs
Even Mike Flanagan got 209.
Frankie" Callear's 1877 was hest
single in the State Fair Ladies
Major.
Herman Periie pGcod the field IN
the Oldbru nth 20I-234-I90 for
625.
Louis Miller's 21S figured As Die
rolled $500 70 beat us former
record. 2637, by s. pins in the Mo
tors Metal. Bill Krebaum : $50
was tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Captains Cradle

OF the last II basketball team
captains ~ NOtre Dame Univer-
Sity eight have come from
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
ROlLin' Around
Skate Champs
To Be Reviewed
At Arcadia Rink
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

lis a revue OF champions 10 he
staged al Arcadia on Thursday
night, April |. on that night there
Will be a special party by mem
hers Of the Arcadia Figure and
Dance Club. All city champions Of
the recent Amateur Roller Skat-
ing Association tournament will
give exhibitions. The show is
sanctioned by the A. r. S. A.
The management Will turn over
one-quarter Of the gross proceeds
from the night 10 the club 10 help
defray expenses Of the state A. r.
s. A. tournament, which will be
held Saturday and Sunday, April
II and lS, AT Wells and Arcadia.
That all-Star roller revue, with a
cast Of club members from Jcffer-
son Beach Rollercade and Mt.
Clemens Arena viii 90 A. the
latter rink Saturday night. IT
originally was scheduled for JEFF
ferSon on April 3-4. 1t will have
Just one showing at Jefferson
April To-
About week ago we gave you
the names OF the winners 70 date
IN the races held at Varsity Gar
denS. In case YOU assumed from
that article that the races were
over and the kids were just wait
ing for the Semifinals and finals,
we hasten 10 correct you.
These races for youngsters
under Is will continue each Satur-
day al 4 p. m for AT least two
weeks. Then the dates Will be set
for the big payoft.
Right after the speed events
skate dance classes for the juniors
are held under the direction OF Pat
Tyla.
The state roller meet sane.
toned by the Roller Skating Rink
Operators Association. will 90 al
Arena Gardens, April 7-S-9. En-
tries for the event. which have
already totaled more than Ito,
VIII close on Sunday, April 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

went by the boards in the Metro
poiitan Catholic when Louis Bach
max tumbled 235-2OI-247 for 6S3
and Claud Miller 236-255-l85 for
676. Tommy Mckay's COS is the
record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

RescueS tied Engines again for
first place In the Fast Side
smokey StoVerS nv taking the
odd game. Eddie Willis ga and
Secretary Elmer Reps PA in
SOS were highs.
Second and third high series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
He Had Color

With this situation in mind.
the Old Colonel would like 10
advance suggestion calculated
10 add ZeSt and tang 10 wartime
baseball. Why not bring back
that prince of the unpredIctable.
that master of tho mad mancu-
vcr. old Floyd Caves Herman
himself
or course the Of Babe isn't
the hall player he used 10 be
but. then. Who is?
And even If he has 70 roll out
onto The field IN A wheel chair.
the star performer Of the Orig
inal Dizziness BOYS troupe can
he counted upon 10 behave in A
manner designed 10 make the
cash customers glad they came
even though il might provoke
in his diSrrauGht manager a
slightly homicidal frenzy,
Most players commit errors in
an uncertain, apologize manner
that takes all the class out NJ
tho ball game They don't dis
play any enthusiasm IN the
hlunderings, and very little
originality
The Babe vas different. He
brought showmanShIp and color
10 this neglected. phase NJ the
game He made nlSplays like
another Babe. called George
Herman, M home runs-in
caudy. Homeric manner that
dWarfted the feats Of lesser men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
THREATS IN CLASS r

Leaders also face some shutting
in Class r whore George Mac
EeiianS FaTTIS Bros heads the
parade on 1924 Jack Cunning
hams SChlltZ. Ben FruehaufS
Pillar Rec. Clarence ClaypoOl'S
Rolawile Rec. and AT Freedman 8
OIra'S White Spot Of Jackson are
down Saturday night.
Angelo Damico'S Midwest, Jack
HIgley'S Barney Five, Paul Dyes
Garber-BuiCk Of Saginaw. Good
rows Murdoch No. 2. Fred
Dominlcks Dayners Of Blrming-
ham, Anthony Novallo's II. r.
Kruger and Len Dudley's Harper
Van Dyke Rec. 90 70 bat Sunday.
jackson Merchants will have
a full squad Saturday and Garden
Recreation another Sunday Both
viii be we'll represented in the
lower divisions where Is teams are
scheduled in Class c, 40 in d and
81 IN T..
Bob Weidhuner, assistant man
ager at Hall-Dodds Recreation and
member OF the r.. Miller five in
the South Macomb Travelling.
came up with three 1913 games for
5ai and \ triplicate at the Bo2l-O-
Drome in vi. Clemens.
HoroH Uit-te's 2s9 for Casino
IL second high single IN the Lett
flanders Trdreiiug.
Post Office Clerks Union and
Sam 81. Onge'S Transfers No. !.
current league leader. are two
teams that threaten 10 better the
2s17 Of Post Stereos when the
first annual Michigan Federation
Of Labor tourney ends al Wash
ington Bowl this weekend. Barney
GugelS DSR and Bill PrlemS
Electricians also are regarded
highly.
HcprV Yam Belle crme M NTH
256 iu the Loyai Wing Club.
Nelson Lindholms 1915 for
high series gave him fifth place
in Lindys Individual Classic At
Mack-Boulevard Jack Di Giovan-
mis- 10ll and Don Taylors 236
also lcaturcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
SATI RDAY

90 M lass C--EaE.e care. Palm
Beach Jr Msrin0 Class D-Pu rrhas.
lng Agents League stree. rlde'ets. X "
Burton Rubnfr-nerHs r. Bentley
mbertlacks, JOG Bekes Cement mixers.
Harry Russell Copper heads. " Pa
terson Goa. 1CsVers Ray ErI.kIe' Mis-
Gorhsm Tool Ernie Ruspiersk So Pau
~ g T.. Farms ~. Paul Zoe Van Hoe'
50 Louis Blue cafe TrsnshEIrafI0n Fred
Hahn. Glass E-Stanley's PHr vs. Warren
Merch FRANK Okrsy Engineering. Nash
keiNinaf0r. Otto HUH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
JACKSON MERoHANr>' sarAD

s:tS-Class B-OUa's WhHe spot A
Freedman Class (-Royal crown Cola
Harry LITTER Ampco's 'Gur Cans.
Robert Miller Independents Dick strange
Turn Inn Tavern Walter Pgmckcr Shei
les lnThcr George ~fsn.eE Class u
Jackf0rd SAFES BiN HolhnEer. Wit les
Machine Glenn Widmart Mechanics
Products nov Davet Kfeuer 4 Neuhrcker
LArr Hofrlar Friendly Cate Bill Wi
lams class E-Dur1 on Co, WuinuI
Fletcher
i0:lO--Ciav Ttnianfe Recreation
Travelling, clarence C'aFpn0I. Pillar Besre
alton so !. Fen FrIehauf. SChu'z Beer
Travelling Jack Cu0nuEhaw. Class g
Screw Machine. EX-CeN-O. Herman wait
Weldsrs. Metal Muuid Russell PARK
lass D-Gr4cCUay cafe, Allen Indian
James LHlEhcFn- Panrr KRAFT Mont
goTery Ward q, Moser MaNs JeVc'rs
Packard Aircraft. Edward Balou Trans
Befi siion Mr'ai Nruir Erbr~ SWHh
Glass CONN nGerE Mont lomcry ward
Hiler Wlkas. EN-Celi.O al Ia'neF, Fl
win keruer, NILS, Frank Skproer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

j. j. MILL TR. 2.9335
10 Alleys Open eo~linu Until S 90 p N. ant
Altar A 3 " All Oay Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

IInYy eTpIYE 654i GRAND RIVER AT
lUUhI OInlkL TIE BLVD. TY. 7.S65s
Ii.3O ? ~ q sruns.ick Centennial Lanes. Frss
ln,trnrilnn hy Ruth Iohnson. Bar Nov onsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

NeV Mueller combined 10000
f6s for 54s TT the Rorora Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

VIrTnpV 7744 i2TH at pELAwARE
ElolVnl TR. i.935n
Open Bowling Until cIosina. FREE tNsTRUos
TONS BY DOROTHY MERCHANT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

LOVES REC. 70 % s sUTflsS 4 4aslrs
Cocktail Iounqs. MU. e3i2.
1925 Fast Jefferson AZ Eastlsvn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Horold V'n.te's 2s9 FIR Casino
IL second high single in the Left.
Handlers Trdreiirg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

IlIpcpIu prn GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
INT EnlRL nCUI CENTRALLY LOCATED.
20 MODERN ALLEYS
opsn rvsry ORy Until Midniuht Ma a4qh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

WASHINGTON BOWL. 80 soo w.esi; Wa "
Open Bowling Until Pm. and After 10 pm.
All Day Saturday, and Sundays. Gu. 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

TOT NIIt VIr y" FVII
Right after the speed events
skate dance classes for the juniors
are held under the direction Of Pat
sr,4la
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-08-06
ION TlH1E WASHINGTON
 FRONT
*

* * * *
 During Jack Stinnett's va cation his column is being conducted by various members of the Washington staff of The Associated Press
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-08-06

nose to five lengths ahead.
 8. A photo finish will show it's a dead heat
 All of which is just another way of saying that anybody willing to predict what Congress and the Pres ident will do this fall when the leg islators come back to Washington after their own private sampling of public opinion-will bet on horse races.
 so-o. here goes with my own pre- diction-
 President Roosevelt will tighten the reins on the executive depart ments, pluck a few domestic burrs from under his saddle, hunt smooth CT going on the track.
 Congress. never a front runner and troubled with 435 jockeys in- stead of one will stumble around trying to increase the pace, may run wild later.
 The Presidents strategy, tipped by his recent rough handling of the Henry Wallace-Jesse JJones matter, is to clean house while Congress is away. It won't be too surprising if some others are ruled off the track, particularly if they can't keep their mouths shut about internal squab- bles.
 There are several soft spots a. head where the executive steed will need some dexterous riding. One oi these is the food subsidy quagmire. Another is a potential coal strike.
 Mir. Roosevelt licked a tired and somewhat uncertain Congress on the food price ro1lback question But Congress showed its heels to the executive on the labor question when it overrode his veto of the anti-strike bill, largely because ii was thoroughly mad at John L Lewis. Lewis is not likely to be any
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-08-06
in today's sentinel.)

ss
 Lyle Anderson, director of the fisheries laboratory in Ketehikan, reports an immediate investigation will be made into the possibilities of shark fisheries. Anderson, juss back from the east, said on his rg turn to Ketchikan that due to the meat shortage in the States and consequent heavier consumption of fish wholesale fish buyers through out the middle west and east are in terested in anything that swims, {" especially fish from Alaska.
 Individual buyers he talked with were particularly interested in shark meat if it could be secured with no off-taste or off-odor, as well as herring and founders. There is an immediate market for all those species in addition to halibut, sal mon and black cod.
 The work of the laboratory for the next year will be to develop methods of handling fisheries pro- ducts so they reach the market in proper condition, to assist fishermen with gear priorities and in any oth- CT way to keep increased pro duction.
 Anderson was somewhat distres- sed to hear buyers had withdrawn from the shark meat market, appar- ently because shark meat could not be frozen and reach markets in pro- per condition. The laboratory i'm mediately will make tests of the meat, he said, and observe fishing and handling methods with a view toward discovering why the meat cannot be frozen and marketed.
 Generally, shark meat requires quick handling, he said, and thor ough, fast freezing. Soupfin shark is being marketed in the east and the public is accepting it satisfac- todily there. He hopes that Alaska shark meat eventually will reach the same markets in quantity
 Anderson said the laboratory aI- ready has some samples of shark meat which it precessed by quick i freezing and packaging itself, and that the meat compares favorably