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La gaceta., 1943-06-16
in SALUDO DE-
SRA. TE0DORAD[

BESIDE New York, donde ,
cuentra, nos envia un Saludo
sus amistades la Sra. TeOdQ
Mata, DANA muy appreciate
ia comunidad.
Sc march6 ella de Tampa
algunas semanas y pOr 10 pr
tado del viaje no pudo deyl
de las personas de su amisa
T~ransmitimos con muChS
su encomienda y lie deseamal
vida y felicidad.
Evening star., 1943-03-04
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In recent months you've learned how to ham
Ole ration stamps for sugar and for coffee
shopping with points is more complicated.
but your Safeway Store has done many things
to help you. Under point rationing you'll have
10 thlnk about the price in points as we'll as
lhe price IN money To make this easy Safe
way has marked the point value on the shelf
directly below each rationed item and also on
the Item itself. At Safeway you can make
Evening star., 1943-03-04

comparisons of values lesurely and select the
items best suited to the amount of points and
money you want to spend But remember
point ration shopping will take more time
It's doubly important to shop early in the day
and early in the week. You'll get the "hang"
OF 1t quickly, but at the start you'll probably
have some questions. So at SafeWay you'll find
a point ration information" clerk-who is
qualified to answer your questions-and will
do it cheerfully and in full detail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
ANN ARBOR. -NIaN &

ELIMAAlNG probably The last
= extensively social year tor
the duration, a union formal
the first spring formal of It's
re TO be held by that organ
Nation-was held last evening
Complying with tho now
cleaning restrictions - although
only half way-men dressed in
formally for the occasion so that
they could save that clean white
coat for last spree at some
later date
Chuck Dotterer. social chair
man Oi the union. was on hand
for the affair with his date.
Margle Newhaus. Ginnie Stone
attended the function with
Bunny Crawford and Judy Lin
dennan was seen with Freeman
Alexander
Men from the barracks were
especially invited 10 the dance
Cadet Bob McF adden attended
with Joyce Mccormick and
Cadet Hank Loud attended with
Ginnie Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Waits Transfer Order

l. and Mrs. Mop hers On
Browning arc with the senior
BrowningS for a short stay 1t.
Browning having inst received
his comm eSior. is waiting his
transfer orders
Mrs GeorCO Baker had 2
small dinner FRIDAY night in her
apartment m Pivard boulevard
and Mr. and Mrs George Ed
ward Schenck had few guests
for cocktails Sunday night m
their home in Lakeland.
Tho other night during the in
PERMISSION or the Players MAY
FrolIC. We overheard three
elderly ladies discussing II
why do they call IL a
Frolic' ." asked one.
TIN sure I don't know" said
the second
We'll. girls" said the third
perhaps Mr.. Forsythe and some
of the others come ont after
wards and froliC about"
Paging Dick Forsythe-PleaSe
cambol about a hit for us, Dick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Really smooth! Lifting checks in the pleated-all-
around skirt, checks running around the edge OF
that tie-jaoket, with its scooped-n waistline.
White pique dickey adds the final touch! Beige
brown green-brown. brown-green, red-red. 10 to
49, From group including velvaray dot spun
rsyons. rayon standings, print rsyon crepes,
rayon sheers, 10 70 20.
MISSES DREssEs-FIRsT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

MARY Bronson. Jean Farnuw.
Ann Hau,cr Nancy Kim. julia
NcWherrv and loan Pori7 are
among the newly initiated mem
beers of Alpha Phi Their services,
which were also held In the
afternoon were concluded by 4
banquet held ~ the chapter
houSr II Margaret Stuart an
allmra of Alpha Phi and re-
cruitns officer for the WAC
IN the Detroit area was one ot
the speakers.
Among tho initiates ri Delta
Gamma arc Terry Benson Pat
Rose. Jean Athav. Nancy Buck
lcl and Ruthann Bales On
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

She says: Everyone Just loves
my gorgeous 2.sbin scarfs Of GEN.
ZINE SILVER FOX. made a
grand buy. too ! shnpped all over
bur the low. competitive cash price
of only S9S on budget payments at
FRANKLIN'S settled my problem
"a few sets available AZ $50 20 500
during their daring Spring sale
Here is very special offer made
In drive for 500 new customers
\ smart new pair OF shoes or a
clever, new hat ABSOLUTELY
FREE (VALUE So with your pur-
chase NJ 2 pair Of GENUINE. Sill.
YER FONES az only s9S. or any
rkrs, Fur ScarfA or Fur Jackets
ed a s low as $50 %, with a large
Siection 10 choose from Just 81
reserves any FNr Take the choice
of the friendly FRANKLIN credit
plan that suits YOU best, with up
10 80 weeks 10 pay. or charge
account with NO DOWN PAY.
MENT No red tape no delay Hurry
and get your FREE hat or shoes
during this drive Use your credit
as always AZ FRANKLIN'S De
PARTMENT STORE. $40 MICHt.
GAN AVE Shop any evening till
Q O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Voice Of Gossi per
Meeting Oisd ain

Continued from Page severn
William O Nundy Mrs Paul
Gray. Mr. and Mrs G. a. Dean.
Mrs John ODell Mrs George
Nugen' Monroe III Mrs. Wood
Williams Mr. and Mrs r +.
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs George
Krapfel and a most Of others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Win BaIfour Sing Cup

Bob Blodcctt. Jack AmStutz.
Matt Comb. Bob Uier and Bud
Rudy supported the chorus OF
Phi Delta Thetas who walked
away with the Balfour Cup
which goes each year 10 the
winner of the interfraternity
sing.
Beta Theta ri won second
place and Alpha Delta Phi took
third ~ the sing which was held
on the library steps Monday
evening and will be the last one
for tho duration
Each house which participated
in tho program was cheered on
by sorority sponsor Kappa
Kappa Gamma applsuded tho
Phi DeltaS as they walked up IN
the platform. Beta Theta ri and
Alpha Delta were given moral
support by ri Beta Phi and
Delta Gamma respectively.
Natalie Mattern Marc a
Sharp. Marge Hall, Mary Thei-
Ian and Charlotte Haas were
among the Is Sophorores who
were tapped last week by Wy
vcrn. junior womcn's honor So
clcty.
Dressed in their traditional yell
low sweaters and hair bows and
brown skirts. the new and old
members Of the society paraded
down state street and marched
through the forbiddInC front
door Of The Union Through
which women can only pass on
very special occasions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Michigan Union Holds First Spring Formal
With Cadets and Dates as Honor Guests

hand for tho ceremony was The
D2Uot aiumnae board whose
m C. m bers also attended the
luncheon held before the services
for all OF the initiates Of this
past year
A banquet was held Al the
Union after the ceremony. Mem
bcrs of this board arc Miss Lucy
Seeley. Miss Mary Power. Mrs.
William SolmcS. Mrs. Davis
s h yer and Mrs, Deitrlck
Denny.
Gamma Phi Beta initiated
Cloe Heitch, Lois BaSsett, Jane
Arner Dorothy Steffes and
Rosemary Klein. Barbara Bas-
sett came out 20 attend her Sis
ter'S initiation and also re-
manned for the banquet which
was held at the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Young Bucks Do BraveIY

JuhuS Franks performed
"vourc buck du't ~, psddl-nc
George supple Sincw telth7H'l
and Marietta koan katoh
kre1cI 70 the picnic Dcdc
Higher Flor Eucr and Jim
Many Hide skinner relaxed
IN then canoe. while Martin
Fefforman hatt'ed the mighty
current 81 fhe Huron
Returning shortly after sup
Der. rho Young bucks went ON
tho Val path and The mighty
Peace Paddle was csmaNed hy
refreshing but unexpected
plunge u the river
Several houses held limitations
Yesterday for freshmen thu,
r-akrg al ~ the February
pledge, members Of the Pan
bcllc0fr AccOClafl0n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
'Michi9anua Ceremonies

Nhchi-amua young braves
padded fighting brave up Tiror
on hcop bis roeo paddle w.
terday Nrh.-ar'va IS q s..'ut
men mono. society tn"1 re-
Gently laprod Is outstanding
students I'D a ceremony for which
the young bucks arc panied Ike
indians and are compelled by
the fighting braves 10 fling water
on All innocent campus pedos-
TRANS.
The foot fling. the tradl.
tional dance. was held last week
AZ the PHI Kappa PSI tepeo The
festivities were concluded hy a
picnic tor which the youn-
bucks padded the 6-Aurc
braves and Their dates tho
squaws. up The uNer to The
secret p.cnr grounds
The picnic started ~ noon and
n do burning sun ,oHng
{ lex. Ralph Gilbert padded Jim
rRall Handler Nandler and
Helen Glib CICg'er Grur's
some thrco miles ur The lovely
Huron 20 The picnic spot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Pi Beta Phi initiates

? Es'a Pin pms can 1ru t0
seen on Kay Best lane Fro
Cora Peveldt Eve'y LouGh
Carol Watt and NarEc Scfhort
After tho ceremony, which was
held n the afternoon. the annual
initiation banquet 'oot .place
Mrs Burton Warner. Mrs J ~
Watt Mrs r G. Miller and
Mrs Chester Bryant were among
the Detroit aumnae who were
present for the occasion
Barbara BaNter. Peggy Berry
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15
People You Know

esse James :. a Relative in Town
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

more of the birds were seen by
Thelma Davis in her backyard.
They didn't seem 10 mind
the cold but, when l went out
20 look at them, i nearly frOze,"
Thelma said.
Mabel Ford, the mayors Secre-
taTy. received a letter today with
four brand new one buck" bills
inside. 1t was signed:
Conscience fund"
Paul Major heard from his son,
Ray, the other day. He is in a
coast hospital with wounds Suf-
fered during the fighting in the
SolomonS.
It's a boy for the Joe Gmitter's.
All concerned are doing fine.
They have been married 10 years.
This is their first child.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

viii have its sixth annual charity
ball Friday at the League Of
Catholic Women Hall. Jack Lane,
chairman of the dance, left for
the army the first Of the week
and Bob Jacobites, publicity chair
man, took over
The Metropolitan Civic Club
will give a testimonial dinner for
Probate Judge Patrick III. O'Brien,
January 81, at the Statler, says
Bud Stempien, the president of
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

Shades Of r"two-gup Pete" Dr.
Earl A. James. who claims 10 be
Granddaughter OF the famous or
infamous. Jesse James, will come
10 town Sunday for a short visit.
He is on his way 10 the coast 80
make a movie concerning the life
Of ms father and himself.
Among the cadets 20 he gradu-
ated from the United States Mill
tary Academy. January 70, viii be
Clarence VI. Davenport Jr. OF De-
troii. Davenport IS a graduate
Of PerShing High School lie
expects to he commissioned in the
coast artillery.
Edwin G. Gemrich, OPA ration
ing Attorney, stood in safety
zone today and shivered No
street car. Along came c card
driver all alone who whiZZcd past
the slowly freezing Gemrich. An
other and still another went past
without offering tho attorney a
lift. Gemrich has charge OF the
Gas ration appeal and it's going
10 be tough If he ever catches up
with those guys who passed him
in the cold
III. G. Hove. a representative of
the Federal Bureau Of lnVestlga-
tion. addressed the Detroit Com
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

The Newman
Club of Wavne
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

Sary meeting of
the Detroit Ri
W mis- Gu b
Tuesday. Fred
g.. McAlister is
his name and
the address is
London, Ont.
Robins is the
"quazyest' peo-
pie: With the
I @ m pc r ature
q o W n n @ a I
freezing. I W 4
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

II. G. Hove. a representative Of
the Federal Bureau of lnvestlga-
tion. addressed the Detroit Com
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

pre- sen the
army = navy +
flag 10 the Gray
Marine Motor
Company today.
Colonel + or d.
ney is a native
of Saginaw and
is now on re-
cruiting duty in
Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

Tt. Col. Chester L. FOrdney,
United States Marines, was 10
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

the club Judge Joseph A. MOy-
nihan will be the toastmaster.
D.
The international president of
kiManiS VIII attend the annlNer-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

A fast Flyer" for alert men, who
know bargain when they see one.
Every coat a-wooI and in desirs-
bic style. But quantity is limited,
so quick action is advisable.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-15

mercial Photographers, the other
day. Ills subject What Can
and What Cannot BE Photo
graphcd During Wartime -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
WAACs Keen
About Bowling
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Helen Harknes former all
around sportswoman al Cooley
High School, will be sworn into
the WAACs today.
During her school years she
always was sports minded. Basket
ball. swimming, field hockey, bad
minton and bowling were her
favorites.
When she told the examining
authorities at the WAC recruit
ing center in the Federal Building
that she liked bowling now best,
she found a kindred spirit in
Auxiliary Margaret Murphy.
While she hasn't had too much
time to devote TO the sport in the
two months she has been a WAC,
before she joined Margaret bowled
regularly in her home town, Roch-
ester. N. Y.
Miss Murphy says that 90 per
cent OF the girls desiring to join
list bowling as their favorite sport.
Members of the examining board
Of the WAACs are most anxious
to have sportswomen join.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

CHICAGO. March 2 GNS),-
Michigan and Illinois doomed today
as the chief threats to Ohio States
supremacy in the thirty-third
Western Conference indoor track
meet TO be held Friday and Sat
Iurday in the University of Chicago
field house.
Despite the absence Of two men
who accounted for Ii points last
year. Ohio State is regarded as a
top favorite 10 retain the Big Ten
title. Bob Wright, who broke the
high and low hurdle events last
year. has been declared ineligible
and Ralph Hammond. captain of
last years team. has been gradu-
.ated.
Only two of last years defend
Ing champions will he back for
this weekend. The two returning
are Bob Beierle, Wisconsin shot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

turned out. Movers had by some
means managed 10 get the puck
under his padS-but the Rangers
never could have scored on that
play.
Detroit already has one playoff
fan lined up, Lynn Patrick of the
Rangers plans 70 come out "a
Detroit and see some of the games
at Olympia - in the meantime
running up 10 Fort Custer 10 visit
his brother. Murray Patrick. who
used 10 do some pretty good belt
ing with the Red Wings as a
Ranger defenseman.
Murray has been in the army
for almost two years now. He's
in training AT Custer for Nj. p.
duty Should he able 10 keep the
boys in line because he weighs
go pounds.
MOSTLY muscle. too" says
Lynn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Victory
Needed
by Wayne

Wayne UniverSity's basketball
team closes its season tonight In
Kalamazoo against Western State
The teams played here earlier anc
Western won, 1916.
Wayne hopes to win tonight II
for no other reason than TO avoic
what would be the schools poorest
record in Coach Ertell's IA years
as Tartar mentor.
In 1888, Ertell's only losing
season, Wayne won games and
lost 10 for Alp percentage. II
they lose tonight, the Tartars' rec
ord will be 8 victories and II de-
feats for a 400 mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
BentIeys Take
Scoring Lead

Doug Bentley OF the Chicago
Blackhawks was out in front to-
day in the National Hockey
League individual scoring race
with a total of IS points-30 OF
them goals.
Doug took over the top spot
from Bill Cowley Of the Boston
Bruins this week by tallying
three goals and making five
assists. Bentley's brother, Max,
meanwhile moved into a second
place tie with Cowley at GA points.
Jimmy Orlando, Detroit Red
Wing defenseman, meanwhile
picked up six minutes in penalties
during the week to retain the
dubious honor of being the most
penalized player. His total stands
at 90 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

e., against NOW
.erx. Over so less goals have been
scored against Mowers than have
been scored against Broda. To-
ronto. the second goalie.
sYes. Brimsek II good, but
Til take Mowers any time. How
are you going to get away from
taking the Red Wing star? The
records show him the best. Sure,
1 know Detroit has n strong de-
fense. i am not trying TO take
snything away from such good
bows rs Stewart and Orlando.
but let's give credit where credit
n Due II II the geaiie who
has to stop the shots.
"Td expect Boston fans To
root for Brimsek and not for
Mowers but I am sick Of De-
tfoiters roofing for Brimsek and
forgetting what Mowers has
done TO make the Wings the
best team I'm the league this
year. It's fine sportsmanship
60 give Brimsek credit for what
he has done--last year or other
years. But, il il also sports
inanship TO give Mowers credit
for what he In doing this year.
Norbert Spotek, 7775 Kellogg,
Detroit"
Z Well said, Mr.. Spotek. The
writer has been thinking the
same thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

Brimsek BaIIyhoo
Inks This Far;
Boosts Mowers
By LEO MACDONELL
By LEO MACDONELL

Norbert Spotek is out Of pa
tience with the ballyhoo Frankie
Brismek. Boston goahe, gets m
Detroit newspapers, reminding
the local press thdt-IohnnN
Mowers on his record for the
season is quite some net-mlnder
Spotek writes,
Dear Sir: I have followed
hockey In Detroit since lis In
Ception at Olympia, back a. far
as the Cougars, and | have seen
a lot OF goal-keepers. ON the
current seasons play Movers
rates with the best we have had.
Yet, reading the Detroit news
papers il would seem Brimsek
of Boston was the only goDie
In the league. All right, past
performances for BrimSek. But
/ suggest that the Detroit Brim-
SEX roofing gallery read care
fully the records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Reeves Pilot Replies

Maury Boyer. the manager OF
Jimmy Reeves. drops line or
two or three by air mail from
Cleveland anent a prospective
LaMotta-Reeves match in De-
troit.
Mr.. Boyer says;
~ understand LaMotts insists
on Reeves weighing 100 pounds.
That IL absurd. Reeves normal
fighting weight IL 165 to 1876
pounds. IL IL moro absurd for
LaMotts, who had a weight adj
vantage of 49,, pounds over
Robinson, and lost 10 him, 10 in
sist on Reeves weighing less
than he (LaMotta) does. la
Motta weighed 1909 pounds for
Rbbinson.)
at looks like LaMotta Il
afraid TO meet Reeves again at
any weight. Could IL he because
Reeves whipped him twice.
Reeves easily outpointed La
Motts In both fights, which were
held here in Cleveland. I have
agreed TO have Reeves down 10
162 pounds, n this match can he
made. And Reeves will win from
LaMotta at that or any other
weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Golf Course
Owners Are
Optimistic
BY M. r. DRUKENBRop

Owners OF public golf courses
here are ready to open their lay
outs for play as soon as the
weather. permits and anticipate q
successful season.
They made this plain last night
at the annual preseason meeting
of the Metropolitan Golf Associa-
tion. Thirteen of the associations
% members were represented and
each plans ito do business as
usual at the same old stand"
This is important since il is on
their courses that hundreds of war
workers who look to golf for re-
Taxation from their jobs will play.
PLAYERS CONVINCE HIM
The case of Fred Kemper OF
Silver Lake is interesting. He
frankly admitted he had some
doubts as TO his plans but they
disappeared following CONVERSE
tons with players who patronizs
his course. They convinced him
they are more eager 10 play than
ever before.
Bob Sutherland OF Sylvan Glen.
the MICA president, reports a sim
liar reaction. He is employed again
this winter at a Fisher plant and
says there Is more interest In golf
among the workers there than he
ever has observed.
At the suggestion Of Victor De-
Baeke of Beverly Hills, the MGA
voted TO conduct a campaign to
convince golfers that II is proper
10 play golf and TO use their cars
to get to golf courses.
River Bank Golf Club rejoined
the MGA last night. Oscar Sem.
the clubs owner, who is in the
engineering department at vick-
ers, has kept River Bank open for
winter sports and reports sue
Icessful season. Beverly Hills also
has been open this winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Big Ten Track Threats
OHIO MUST WATCH
MICHIGAN AND lllINl

put star and Bob Ufer, the Mich
igan quarter miller who last year
clipped a tenth of a second off the
previous 440 mark for a new Big
Ten and American indoor record.
Dallas Dupre. who after placing
second in the broad Jump in last
years indoor meet, went on TO win
the outdoor crown and place Sec
ond in the low hurdles, heads the
Ohio State entry. He is expected
TO get considerable assistance in
the spirits from Dave Trepanier
and two sophomores, Chester
Thomas and Paul Hatfield.
The Ohio State squad. in add.
ton. includes George Hoeflinger
in the high hurdles; John Schmidt.
regarded as the (best pole vaulter
in the conference. Leroy Collins
and Russell Owen in the 440; Lloyd
Cradle, jumper, and John Jones .
half miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Godoy 10 Make
Another Invasion

SANTIAGO. Chile, March z
.(UP).-Arturo Godoy. twice un-
successful in an attempt to win
the world heavyweight champion
ship from Joe Louis, today planned
another invasion of the United
States in hopes of winning a pos
sible duration" title. Godoy, who
Iegained the South American title
this week with a 12-round decision
over Alberto Lowell, will leave for
the United States by plane Satur-
dav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

Duroeher Will Play

Turned down by the army be-
cause of a perforated ear drum.
Leo Durocher, manager Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers. promptly an
nounced that II looked as if he
would have to be the clubs reg
ular shortstop The other in
field positions. he figures, will be
filled by Camilli at first. Her
man at second and Vaughan at
third. The Dodgers announce
the appointment of Clyde Suke-
forth. former Montreal manager.
as coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
State Swimmers
Down Illinois

CHAMPAIGN. III. March a.
Winning five of the nine events,
the Michigan State College SWIM
ming team captured its third meet
In five starts yesterday by defeat.
ing Illinois, as TO IS.
Ralph Newton won two events
and then came back 10 anchor the
relay team and spark the Spartan
triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
N. Y. Ranger Wing
Cleared by Board

NEW YORK, March 2 (UP).-
Grant Warwick. New York Ranger
wing. had a clean bill of health
from the FBI today after being
picked up for failure to produce
a selective service registration or
classification card. He was re-
leased yesterday after establish
ing his identity and proof that he
had enlisted in the Canadian navy
but released because OF faulty
hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Girls SoftbaII
League Formed

CHICAGO. March 2 GNSl-
A nationwide appeal for girls, re-
gardless OF age. who want 10 play
professional softball during the
summer months. was sent out to-
day by Ken Sells. president Of the
All-American Girls Softba1l
League, which will start the sea-
son in cities OF the Chicago area
June 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Cards Buy Outfielder

Sacramento announces the
sale Of outfielder Deb CAIRNS, "a.
TO the st. Louis Cards 1t.
Comdr. Jack Dempsey has con-
sented TO referee the Eastern
Collegiate boxing tournament at
Syracuse The Newark Inter-
national League club has pur-
chased eight players from the
Dallas club Charley Johns
ton, manager OF Lulu Constan-
tino, was fined 500 by the
Pennsylvania commission for
defying its authority to make a
change in judges for the Con-
stantino-Bob Montgomery fight
last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Babe Didriksen Has
70 and Is Second

LOS ANGELES, March 2 (INS)
Mildred tBabe) Didriksen Zaha.
rias, playing in her first golf tour
nament since her reinstatement as
an amateur, yesterday placed Sec
ond in the qualifying round of the
Los Angeles Country Clubs
women's championships.
She had 70 as medal honors
were won by Clara Calender,
twice state champion, with II.