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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
Ask Miners 10 Work
Five Days This Week

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 31.-A
five-day week has been set by the
Pennsylvania anthracite commit
tee for this week, and il is hoped
that the miners will take only a
one-day holiday over New Years.
L. is feared, however. that there
may be a repetition of last week
when. although a five-day week
was set, many of the mines were
able TO operate only three days.
With stove and nut coal still
'oversold and the demand for pea
coal becoming very strong. the
mine operators look forward TO
the possibility OF a six-day work.
ing week after the holidays.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
ARMS NEEDS GROW

The forecasts. based on reports
Of intentions of producers. call for
Is per cent more poultry meat
next year. - per cent more pork.
7 per cent more beef and veal, but
. per cent less mutton and lamb.
Military and lease lend require
-Tueuts for 1913 have not been
finally determined. but arc ex-
pected 10 take al least 6.500.OO0.-
900 pounds Estimates, however,
have been growing recently The
amount OF meats 10 be received
by civilians viii depend upon mill
tary and lend lease requirements.
The 1913 pig crop Is expected 10
total 12t000.000 head, compared
with 105. 5000 600 head this year.
The 1913 goal for cattle and calves
-callS-tnr fatal slaughter -eff 10 10
900 900 600 pounds. dressed weight.
That would require the slaughter
of more than 30,0OO.0OO head, com
pared with IS 600 600 this wear.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
75e on Common
By Dow Chemical

Dow Chemical Company has de
clared a dividend of Is cents or
the common, payable February Is
TO holders of record February /
The same amount was paid ir
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
NINNIPtG GRNIN

WINNIPEG Dee. 81 ti%S) Who A
closed unchanged today. cats &C 90 &C
o0. barley unchanged To- &C Oh, rye lat
down 20 A. { .up.
WHEAT December. eoc sold; MAY
% tc
OATS December. f6 &c sold; May. 4ee
July. 4Sssc
BARLEY December, 6oAc sold; May
s. 3. ~ 63t
December s5@c bid; May. s5s, a
90 sc, july 66tsc bid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
County Taxes Paid
With Record Speed

County taxes for the year 1912
nave been collected in record
amounts, County Treasurer Jacob
r. Sumeracki revealed today.
during the first month of collec-
ton nearly one-half of the S13.-
252, ,262 has been collected, he
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
Gas Sales Here Soar

The Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company reports gas Sendoul data
n The Detroit district for the
Nbek ended December 26 was
132 $50 900 cubic feet. as against
)lS702, 900 cubic feet i'm the like
week a year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
There Would Be No nfletionary Gaps

The nhaonar,, aspects of give
the spreading the
On the other hand If society by arithmetic, IN
stead of by there would be
financing the colossal expenditures emergency period
largely through
Then there would be "inlationary
In such there would be paradox
pockets citizens than
goods and
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01

But this is just start. So
lar the industry has been mainly
tooling up for the job to be
done, Now watch production.
With this is in mind. this
column wants to give you a not
original but earnest New Years
toast:
"A happier New Year and a
victorious one"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
CuICACo frAsU CRAIv

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 uNsl.-Cash grsir
close:
WHEAT-No. 2 hard. sl4ii4c; No. :
Northern Spring, Sl.36.
CORN toldb--Eo. / yellow e5ia n 90 e
No yellow. e4u93'tc. No 3 yellow
81 G. 30. . yellow 92l4c: new No. {.
yellow. csc; No. yellow 30 94c3 40
yellow. $50 93c: No yellow. IS SIC
sample yellow 50H63i.o. 40. 3 white
81 ussi !. % 30 white, 81 no No
white. go 70 s5c
OATS 40. ] mixed. 56c; 30. : mixed
So c. 40. { white. atc sample y hite
5n' c. SO ! white heavy. Jsisc. 80. ]
mixed heayy. 5ht.c
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW Dee n UPl .-Today's pay.
WE prices 20 growers tor beans
Pea heans - So: jfyht rcd kateys
~. DARK red kidheyNN 81 au. &C. ny 'C
" eyes. SGa5it q. u g light rfan.
es, $3.50. c. r q DARK cranberries
Wheat. Si34qi So. oats. f6df7c. rye
etf 66c. siXTowed bsrloy, ~ 77Hi So
sickwheat, % bids. corn. p3r g5c. soy
1esns, M bids.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
POULTRY OUTPUT Up

Next years goal for sheep
and lamb slaughter iS 900, ,O00. 900
pounds. dressed weight. somewhat
smaller than this year. Sheep
numbers arc estimated AT 1000 900
80 10000 head fewer than a
year ago.
Tho production Of poultry IS
expected 20 include 40O0OO00O0
pounds Of chickens and 560.00000O
pounds OF turkeys. compared with
311SO000O0 pounds Of chickens
and 40 100000 pounds OF turkeys
this wear.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
Firestone Tire and Rubber Com.

oany has declared a dividend Of
37i2 cents on the common pay
able January 20 TO holders Of
record January 9 In 1912. four
dividends of q cents zach were
paid and year-end of 80 cents. 1
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
3O-Cent Dividend
By Parke, Davis Co.

Parke, Davis e. Co. has declared
a dividend of 30 cents. payable
January 30. TO stockholders OF
record January IL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
Grand InIon Comn.,V for IN,

Grand n"n Company for the quarter
ended Nov 2S 1879 reports, n net prsfit Of
ssS 90 after al taxes eNccn, excess prohts
taxes. n a0y Net is equaiAi0 10 cents a
share. This compares with N66 0i3 or 30
cents p share Tor me quarter ended Nov
% 1871 and Sqi i07 or 4i cents = share
for The quarter ended Aug. 2a, 1882.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
1nIInn ash GRAIN

TOLEDO Brc. 81 tiNsy cash grain
on track
WHEAT No ? rcd II fsfs al f7fs
CORN No. yellow, e3U sfc. No.
Yellow g0Hq2C
oATs-No. white, S5a65; 10. , whits
% 5bc
soYBEANs-No. yellow, Si64ai.e5
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01

sidiary, excluding Canadian subsidiary
report for the nine months ended Nov 2s
1882 a net pfoht uf SsT .33i after provision
90 S1l 500 for federal and state income
taxes Net is equal 10 80 20 a share on
hf psr cent cumulative preferred stork
THIS compares with net pront Tor tho
nine months ended Nov. % 1881 after
provision ~ S7fl 20s for fsdefai and state
income taxes ~ 81 4s3 TO7, equal 10 s.. 80
Ia common share.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
Rails Haul
Record
Load i'm ~
WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 (UP)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 (UP)
railroads successfully
handled in 1912 the greatest
volume of freight traffic any
mode of transportation in the
world has been called upon tc
move in a corresponding period
j. J. Pelley president Of the ASso.
citation of American Railroads
today
AT the same time" Pclley
said railroads established n
new high record in volume Of
passenger traffic in 1912. Pas
senger-miles (the number Of
passengers multiplied by the
distance carried totaled 53,-
100000, 900.
This exceeded by more than
5000. 900, 900 passengcr-miles, or
13 per cent, the previous record
established In 1920. IL also
exceeded 19il by more than
$4,000. 900 900 passenger-miles."
Because railroads have been un-
able TO acquire more equipment &c
meet the incr ase. passengers
have suffered some Inconvenience
Pelley said.' He praised the sym.
pathetic cooperation Of the travel.
ing public in helping to meet the
tremendous passenger traffic prob.
lem which the carriers face. "
Much of 1925 heavy passenger
traffic was due 10 troop move.
ments. Policy noted.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01
Meat Output
To Hit AI|-Tinne
High Next Year
Rationine Starts Feb. |
Despite Expected
30 Billion Lbs. in I943

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 UP).
The agriculture department in a
survey of 1943 meat production
prospects today forecast an all
time record OF nearly 80. 0.500600,-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01

: 'II'T' INNWI" VI ITNFI y DV''IVV'VVVI-
900 pounds.
Despite the expected heavy pro-
I lductlon, meat is expected 10 be
rationed TO civilians starting about
February !, at rate approx
mately ID per cent under that
necessary 10 meet both civilian
and military demands.
The estimated 1943 production
includes Is 800 100000 pounds OF
pork beef. veal mutton and lamb.
and 4 50000O,000 pounds of poul-
try. Total meat production this
Year was bout 25,000,000,000
mounds
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-01

Dividends IN the irreValng table are the
amounts declared ar paid 80 Tar this year,
,rirss otherwise noted. a-Iiuuidatiug di,I-
lepd, BON Accommodations. eN-IN al, idend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

REROOF by long experienced men, mate
rial and work guaranteed. Epling Con-
struction Co, MA. 1889. ewes. WA 1854 8.
WE HAVE MEN AND MATERIALS
FOR ALL TYPES BUILDING REPAIRS
and alterations: lowest prices guar work
LAWRENCE & SON. OR. 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

COUNTRY BOARD.
OMAN BOARDER wanted Annandale
a: All conveniences. Call Alex. 1887 g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

couple, With Jewish family: unlimited
1745 HOBART ST. NV, close to 18th st.
and Mount Pleasant streetcars-Vacancy
for 4. Navy men preferred. in q lovely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.
For better results and
seruice include telephone
number in For Rent ads.

ARLINGTON HOTEL on u 8. Route l.
] mi. south OF Pentagon Bldg: &c fare to
War Dept. bldg; bus stop at door; special
weekly rates. Ivy 1915.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.--Large
rm., single or double: run water, shower
CHEVY CHASE, Military I'd. near Conn.,
Gentlemen only, 3 large, warm rooms, on
second floor: beds have inner-spring mat
tresSes: . bathrooms; Lear garage; no
housekeeping; detached, insulated house.
occupied by 3 adults. Ordway 1896.
7ls 18th ST. N.W-4th floor, , rooms,
connecting. clean, comfortable, quiet; new
and cold running water, heat. cleo, semi
pvt. bath: refs; rented as unit. only S55
pointment only.
$500 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Gentile gentle
man, to share large front room with
another Also front room to share with
another gentle Girl. twin beds. MI. 2982.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
GOLD-DIAMONDS
WATCHES

Highest cash prices paid Get our ofYer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. 9lS ST.
NV. RIM. '01. National O2S4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

THERE ARE ONE MILLION PEO-
PIE IN WASHINGTON, ISN'T
THERE JUST ONE WHO
CAN HELP US?
Young ensign and wife, and we've been
having one long series Of tough breaks
trying to find furnished or unfurnished
apartment in Arlington or the NV District
for immediate occupancy. How about help
ing us out by calling DI. 1901, Room 406.
REFINED COUPLE WITH TWO
year-old child want one or two
bedroom apartment or house.
furnished or unfinished. Refer
enceS. Phone Executive 1880,
Ext. 2715.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sCOTTIE PUPS, A. K c. registered, beau
ties; S25 and $50. Sligo 1886.
WIRE-HAIRED PUPPIES, male, thor
oughbreds. $40 each. Phone Sligo 1928.
2l7 Baltimore ave, Takoma Park. Md.
CAT. free to good home, lovely. well
Va. 2054-W. evenings and Sunday.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER for sale
Phone Sligo 1882 after & pm.
IRISH TERRIERS, pedigreed, male, II
mos. female, 2 years. l29 N. Fillmore
St. Arlington, Va.
PIT BULL $ mos. old. $50. Call Falls
Church S66-J-2.
BEAGLES, $3.50 POMERANIANS, S35;
COOKERS. S15-S20-S25; ROSTONS, $40;
FOX TERRIERS, PEDIGREED, sl5-S2O:
COLLIE PEDG., HOUSEBROKEN, S35
DOG HOTEL, 7}44 Georgia Ave. Ia 4321
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

VICINITY SOLDIERS HOME. Rock Greek
Cemetery: quiet house, preferably detached;
telephone, minimum radio. dependable
heat. small family or none. Elderly man,
not invalid. retired civil service, wants .
simple daily meals non sectarian cooking;
sunny room: TRANSPORTATION not essential
Box 34-B, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
FARM g GARDEN,

LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning, planting
transplantng, sodding, lawns made. reno
waited tree work. f1agstone walks. w. c
Walker. 5000 Sudbury I'd. silver Spring
Md. SH. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05

18th AND IRVING SITS NW.-Double OF
triple studio room. semi.privAte bath;
cow. trAnsp. to AL points. DE. 3266.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-05
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For better results and
seruice include telephone
number in For Rent ads,

S~~-~~~~---~-~~~~-- ~>~-~---~-~~>-~-~-~~S
2 GIRLS TO SHARE BEAUTIFULLY FURN.
apt. ne section. Call Franklin 5493
REFINED GIRLS AND =, RMS, $50
and sos. Neatly furn.. Frigidaire. gas
ran ranse eo Venetian blinds ami. emo. lease.
STUDIO RooM-GIRL SHARE; ELEV.,
switchboard serv, shower: Jewish. co.
2O25, Apt. 1892. after 1880 ewes. 5000
Conn. ave. NV.
ment with another congenial Army. Navy
or civilian employe; maid service included,
BUS A Station locased Sc V Wsshlnson. Min
e assGss ave Box sna sH s. References
eeeupaney cal coIum6i s Il i4es after SO
SINGLE OFFICER WISHES SHARE LARGE
apt. With another oo Phone Executive 1890
YouNa LADY GENTLE FILE, RETWEEaN .3 80
nins s H u SUNDAYS. 8ichissn b4eo.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
nv nv, apt; must be cultured gentle. AD.
9 ROOMS AND KITCHEN ON FIRST
floor, semi -private bath; no drinkers;
adults. go 18th st. ne.
NEWLY FURNISHED APT. 2 ROOMS,
ILIsloanS, dloo Aisht AousCACCpAAS
1917 18th ST. NE.-LIVING ROOM.
fireplace, bedroom. kit. Frigidaire. ami
five adults. Ii. S31S.
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
Telephone DE. 9176
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-S3O-1 ROOM.
kitchenette and bath basement apt: gas,
lights fprn l., working couple. 7@4 Maple
LADY HAS 1-RooM APT. TO. SHARE
T 1esh ST. anG ns p &C. oss1 10lo
ALL. THE COMFORTS OF HOME TO
be shared in q large. MODEM s sgt coal
l4O2 GIRARD ST. NW-NICELY FURN
studio room, bedroom, kitchen pvt bath:
near shopping center and streetcar line,
for Govt girls: S1OO per month.
3h-ROOM APT. NV SECTION, IMMEDI-
ate OCCUPANCY; Ss5 monthly. Union 0535
after $40.
2-RM. FURNISHED APT. WITH KITCH-
enette and bath. Call Republic 1858
between and pm.
aO4 E. CAPITOL ST-MODERN BROOM
front basement apt, private entrance: $40.
Adults. FIR. 1859; call after 1880 pm.
DOWNTOWN, l143 18th NW.-STUDIO
1-rm. apt, cooking facilities; everything
furn.; for two Govt girls; $25 each.
TAKoMA PARK-FURN1sEED APART
ment for ofncer and wife. ca SAT.
ia Maple ave.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT S OR 8 ROOM HOUSE,
unfurn, reasonably. for pastor. in VIC: OF
Faith Lutheran Church. Call Oxford 1884.
three bedrooms. two baths. maids room
and bath. Up to 5000. Suburban MARYLAND
or Virginia near District line. Near good
grade school. Furnished or unfurnished.
Write Box 42O-A. Star, 81
g. OR 8 ROOM DETACHED HOUSE. NEAR
elementary school, preferably Silver sprins:
$50 to $50 rental. Glebe 51O4.
SENIOR AIR FORCE OFFICER FROM NEW
Zealand requires unflrn.. house with 3 or
bedrooms, IN to 2 baths: preferably
or ONCE, Elk. 1910. Ext 1872
WANTED TO RENT BY PERMANENT
resident for occupancy on or before May
1st 3-bedroom unfurnished house. approxi-
mately 500. References: Call WI. 1875. Z.
PROFESSOR TAKING RESPONSIBLE
Govt legal position wishes unfurn 2.3
bedroom house for wife and son. aged 10.
MAX: rent, $500. Box 75-B. Star.
(Continuod on Next PAgo.)
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POULTRY 4 EGGS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BARRED ROCKS. R. I, Reds. white Les
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 612 * st. NV. Metropolitan O0Sa.
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HELP DOMESTIC,
SITUATIONS MEN,


CARPENTER. experienced in store fixture
AND repair work, would like steady work
p& boss or contract. Phone CHI 1886. =.
ENERGETIC GENTLEMAN, Az with ex-
eeutlVe AFFINITY, 25 years in business, is
CAPABLE Of handing any sood-slze depart :
ment Or business. details at interview
Bon Ho-C, Star.
GENTLEMAN, 30 managerial ability. de-
SlreS, suitable employment, nothing too
small to CONSIDER H, j B, DU. 546l. -
HIGH SCHOOL ROY would Ike employ
ment after school l1ours., 4 10 s or o
gay or Sunday all day. Phone Dupont
MAN, co}ored draft deferred, desires
days work as window washer, spring
cleaner; good pay. no 51S3 s.
QUALIFIED EXECUTIVE with extensive
pubic we Hare, administrative and social
WORK background, plus 6 years business
experience. is available for personnel or
l taopr relations position or similar respon-
slpIe post with PROGRESSIVE, conserva tive
nrm 30 years of aee, draft exempt: mini
mum salary, $4,000; subStantiatlns refer
enceS Box 10y. Star
VINE STEWARD thoteD, available: age
80, OF neat appearance. efficient. refer
tnCeS. BOX 1n3-V. Star
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

| CHEVY CHASE-Lovely room. attractive,
detached home; unlim. phone: singbe, $50.
| HrAu
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MetTopoitan Radio, 517 F. St NV ME 7n7l
BY experts. 3O-day guarantee Visit our
exclusive repair shop where We have thou
available. Prices reasonable Bring in your
faaloS ana save money, 24hour service If
requested.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.


BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MANAGER
mlodIe1ape woman with years of experience
a. bookkeeper and Office manager. wants
pooltlon OF responsibility in this line At
present employed Box 93-C. Star g.
SoLORED neat, wishes clerical work in
Doctors Office. HO. aO74
G 81 ~ g. Coiored, wants lob as charwoman
or cafeterla worker at night Experienced
1909 st. NV.
taiRL. colored. wants work as mother S
helper after school, Call Ii. 1855 after
pm. ''i
GOVT EMPLoYE wishes part-time work
can type and operate switchboard Cali
RA- OBS.
LADY, young, exper., receptionist- clerical
qeslreS position, preferably doctors Office
Franklln 0539. after pm
M Sit;oI with lo-mo. old child wishes po-
Mass: ave. NV. Mrs. Carkin. ~
N ra1 pracIical, aged or invalid doctors
NURSE, light colored. wishes job in doctors
ollicp. HOSPITAL experience. no a014.
STFNOGRAPHER-TY desires evening
WORK legal and general experience Box
Sic Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Nothing Up His Sleeve

Nav, the writing guy doesn I
know any more than you and
YOU and you About that hand
business --that hand supposedly
injured in Robinson's fight with
Jackie Wilson. Since the Wilson
scrap, Robinson passed two
rigid medical examinations, one
when he was indicted into the
army Tuesday and another by
a physician named by the state
boxing commission.
Not only were Robby'S hands
found 10 be IN excellent condl-
tion hut generally the young
Harlem Negro was revealed to
be in tp-top shape.
As for the occult business
the writer doesn't know an
astrologiSt or a Soothsayer. not
p first class one al any rate.
oh maybe now and then A
barber who can pick a world
series winner or something like
that
Like YOU. he's Just a guesSer
sometimes right. sometimes
wrong. He, like a lot of you,
guessed wrong the last time.
But like some Of YOU, ne thinks
he has learned something.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
SPORT SHORTS


BoXing'S service athletic fund
is operating 10 help provide
sports equipment-chiefly box
ing paraph erna lia-for the
United States armed forces in
America and abroad.
Representatives of various ring
organizations met yesterday at
the Twentieth Century Club IN
New York and organized the
fund.
The fund will try 10 raise
100000 annually to provide
equipment for men in the armed
forces. Every boxing club in the
country will be asked to stage
special fund show before the end
of April. After that the pro-
moters will assign certain per-
centages of the gate from other
bouts to the fund. John J.
Hettche of Michigan is on the
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

try. The writer doesn't mean
Ray is going out there Just 10
60 through the motions. He isn't
fighting Just for the money
He is not that kind of boy.
The writer Is Just trying 10 say
he thinks Rays flame will not
burn quite as much as that of
LaMotta.
Because Of that. LaMotta
could even win by a knockout.
you're nuts" we can hear
the RobinsOnites scre m.
"Nanta bet? Put up your dough
or quite writing"
Well maybe we are bit
whacky. Wen all know before
the gong strikes midnight At
any rate, il should be a great
scrap. And a great Scrapper Will
win whether II is, Robinson or
LaMotta. Maybe the writer
should do a bit Of Straddle and
call il a draw That would be
an easy way out
BUT. NO. THE WRITER
HAS TOLD HIS STORY AND
IS GOING TO STICK TO 1T,
He will see you at the fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
I Goals Scored
In 19 Seconds
Defeat Wings

MONTREAL. Feb. 26-1nstead
of one or two-point lead. Detroit
Red Wings were still tied with
Boston today in the National
Hockey League. because they
tired too hard.
The Wings were downed by
Montreal Canadiens last night, Az
when, with five Detroit forwards
on the ice. the HabitantS scored
two breakaway goals in 19 seconds
during the last two minutes.
They were leading. 81, despite
4 terrific third period attack by
the Wings in which only the fine
goal-tcnding of Paul BiDeault.
saved the day.
The Wings wound up a game
That produced plenty of rough
play and a Sid Abel-Glen Har-I
mon fist fight, with a goal scored
orly four seconds before the end.
Abel had to 90 for repairs and
received two stitches above his left
eye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Night i'm Shell Hole Toughest Round

SAN DIEGO Cal. Feb. 26
GNSJ. 49, Cpl Barney Ross a
Guadalcanal hero Of the fighting
marines. was back in the good
old L. $ a. today, and the first
thing he did when ne stepped
down the eangplank from the
huge hospital ship which brought
him home for rest and reCupcra-
ton from shrapnel wounds was
20 knccl down and kiss the
ground
Boy" be exclaimed "iS II
good 10 get back. vowed II
ever ! got back To american soil
J would stoop down and Kiss the
ground"
Barney. who successfully was
lightweight lunior welterwclght
and WeitcrWcisht boxing cham
pIon was credited with knocking
out y JapS. and for keeps. m
fhc Guadalc1nal fighting
For his hcroiSm he recently
WAS awarded the Edward ! Ncjl
Memorial Trophy inaDsenta IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

thing wrong with the CON. Yes,
he has. He says IT is a bad
penny.
So He PICKS JAKE La
MOTTA TO DEFEAT RAY
CSUGAR) ROBIN S ON AT
OLYMPIA TONIGHT!
"Oh. no." we hear the back
room boys humble suspiciOusly,
"that writing guy must know
something He picked Robinson
last time, didn't he? Maybe
there's something wrong with
RObinsOn'S hand after all. or
maybe he's put the whammy on
Ray. or maybe he's got a friend
who's an astreloger or sOOth-
Sayrr or something
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Ranger Does Strip
Tease, Wife Charges

NEW YORK. Feb. IS GNS).-
Phil Watson, New York Ranger
famed as fighter on the ice,
found himself IN a legal scrap
today with his wife, Helen, who
has filed a separation suit
Mrs. Watson charged that her
husband had a penchant' for
doing a Strip-teaSe in mixed gath
crings. "conSorted' with another
young woman, boaStcd in public
OF ms feminine "conquests, de
graded inSulted and beat her.
moreover he refused 10 hire a
maid because Of the expense but
nevertheless bought three electric
saws 10 build a squirrel cage, she
charged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

New York Rangers scored
their second straight triumph
with a third period scoring spree
that gave the last place club a
IA victory over ChicagoS
Blackhawks before 5000 fans
at Madison Square Garden.
Grant Warwick and Bryan
HeXtall sent New York off in
front. Clint Smith tallying in the
second as Wingy Johnson scored
twice and Mush March once 10
tie it up for Chicago. Lynn Pat
rick scored twice. Joe Shack and
Gus Mancuso each adding one.
as the Rangers rOmped away in
the third. George Allen scored
Chicago's lone tally in the final
session.