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Evening star., 1943-04-17
Second Jap Ship Sunk
Before Convoy F|ees
Allied Bomber Rance
Third Vessel Beuched
And Fourth Badly
Damaged at Wewok
Ry the Associated Press

BY he Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA, April 17.-Rem-
nantS Of a japanese convoy FLED
northeaStWard from WeWak, New
Guinea, today out Of range OF
f0ur-engined Allied bombers
Which sank two 8.O0O-to enemy
ships, forced a 5,000-to vessel to
be beached and rendered still
another 0,000-ton ship unsea-
worthy.
Despite the destructive pounding
dealt the nine-ship convoy starting
at dusk Thursday and extending
into yesterdays daylight hours, it
was considered possible the Jap
anese succeeded in landing some
supplies and men during the night
they were in the harbor at Wewak.
Among the ships which got away
were a light cruiser, a destroyer, a
gunboat and two merchantmen, las.
seen in the vicinity of Manus
Island.
Ship Blasted Out of Water.
Today'S noon communioue dis
closed that the tactics of bombers
roaring down to skip their bombs
along the waters surface at the
targets-a type of bombing first de-
veloped extensively by Gen Douglas
MacArthur's airmen-sent the Sec
ond japanese ship to the bottom
Flying Fortresses, which teamed
with Liberators in the series of at
tacks, thus scored two direct hits
with 1,000pound bombs on the side
and deck of the vessel. The result
ant internal explosion blasted the
ship out of the water high enough
to expose the rudder. The ship
then listed heavily and settled to
the harbor bottom.
Another 8000-ton ship, which was
started down by the stern in the
initial attacks Thursday, later was
observed to go under
WeWak is on New Guinea's north
coast, $50 miles northwest of the
Allied base at Port Moresby.
No jap Aerial Cover.
The Japanese air force, which
within the last week has flung bis
, formations at Port Moresby, Orc
! Bay and Milne Bay, New Guinea
was absent from the battle scene
and, significantly. made no attemp
to supply cover for the WeWak con
voy. Interception during the at
tacks was discouraged by neutraliz
ing raids on nearby airdromes.
! Another big Allied air blow yes
| terday, dealt by a formation O
Liberators. touched off the mair
ammunition dump at Kaimana
near the southwestern tip of Dutcf
New Guinea, and started fires which
could be seen 50 miles away.
Other Allied planes roamed north
east of Australia to attack enem,
ardromes at Gasmata, New Britain
Madang and Lac, New Guinea, ant
northwest to set fires at Baucau. OF
! Timor, and strafe small ships nea
| the Aroe Islands.
Evening star., 1943-04-17

cording to the public relations
bureau. The girls there and most
of the ITS in the Randles School
will be enlisted personnel. In ad-
dition to these two residences. 1t.
Ineva Myer of the SPARS is at
tempting to find room for the rest
of the 300 SPARS to be stationed
here by summer. Many of the
SPARS are now billeted in hotels.
The residences will be run under
Navy discipline, 1t. Myers spokes-
man added.
The need for the residence is so
acute" it was said, that the
Randles boys have been asked to
finish their school year three weeks
ahead to be out of the building by
May IA. Usually the one-year
course is concluded about June I.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
RondIes Boys School to House
Us Coast Guard SPARS

The Coast Guard will take over
the Randles Boys Preparatory
School on May Is as a residence for
ITS enlisted SPARS, it was an
nounced today.
The school, at 1923 N street NV,
will be discontinued for the dura-
ton, according to its principal. B.
w. Randles. For the last IL years
an average of so to 100 boys have
been prepared there for the Naval
Academy and the Coast Guard
Academy. Many of the boys have
been living there. In addition there
are large rooms now used by in
structors which are to be renovated
into smaller individual quarters.
The SPARS already have taken
over residence for 10 young women
at 2001 Kalorama road NV, ac-
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Test for Season Starts

PHILADELPHIA, April II (P.-
Both Managers Connie Mack of the
Athletics and Bucky Harris of the
Phils expected to use the hurlers
today they will send out next week
in the major league openers. Charley
Fuchs and Jack Kraus were Harris
selections while Mack was to pick
from Lum Harris and Roger Wolff.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
One Dead, ; Hurt in Fire
Al Baltimore Rubber Plant

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-One
woman employe was killed and three
persons were injured in a six-alarm
fire at the Cats Paw Rubber Co.
plant in Southwest Baltimore late
yesterday.
The fire, which damaged q ware
house, packing rooms and Offices,
was brought under control after
flremen battled flames and heavy
smoke for an hour and q half.
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper.
81. colored. was removed from the
ruins when the flames subsidized.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Danes Fail 10 Wreck
Won Hannecken's Train
By the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, April 17.-An at
tempt was made recently to wreck
the train on which Gen. Hermann
Won Hannecken, commander of Ger
man occupation troops in Denmark,
was riding, it was learned today.
Saboteurs loosened the rails and
set off dynamite charge between
Bramminge and Esbjerg, Denmark,
but the train in which Gen. Han
necken was travelling was stopped
by railway guards before it reached
the damaged section of track, it
WAS said
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Tomatoes 81 Per Pound

LONDON, April II tPy-Tomatoes
were priced at 81 per pound today
in several outlying towns. They
will sell for 35 cents a pound Mon
day when they come under the
season price control.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
For Easter Shoppers

Washington merchants have
further concentrated their
printed announcements in
newspaper advertising under
present conditions, having
largely discontinued other
means of communicating with
the public through the use of
printed matter.
Tomorrow's Sunday Star
will contain in its advertising
columns interesting news of
the best Easter offerings. The
Star is the daily guide for
Washington shoppers.
Yesterdays Advertising
Uocal Display
Lines.
The Evening Star 71,14
I'd Newspaper ------- 37,756
Sd Newspaper 27.998
4th Newspaper ------- A,82O
Yesterdays Circulation
The Evening Star
Copies.
Friday, April is, 1943- "190,2O5
Friday, April II, 1912 -'1S5, ,48S
Increase --- 4,757
"A few returns from newsstands in
clrded.
The Stars circulation has
been restricted to conserve as
far as possible the use OF
paper.
Evening star., 1943-04-17

(See WAR LOAN, Page A-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
He's Going Into War
Where CuffingCO

BOSTON, March 3.--The De-
troit Red Wings wished al least
one OF their old rivals the best
Of everything today. He is
Johnny Shewchuk of the Boston
Bruins. That iS-he was with the
Bruins last night as they cut the
Detroit hockey teams league
lead TO a point. But today Johnny
is with the Canadian Army, bent
on cutting some Nazis or Japs.
The Bruin defensman left Bos-
ton on the same train with the
Wings. He was Toronto-bound
TO answer his call 10 the colors.
"I'll miss taking a whack ut
you boys in the playofs but II
you think you're tripping over
the blue line when you're play
ing Boston for the cup just re-
member that's me--in spirit"
Johnny grinned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Joyce
Upsets
Henry

LOS ANGELES. March 3 (UP).
The Henry Armstrong express
lay derailed on a siding today
switched there by Willie Joyce, a
dusky wraith.like lightweight who
beat "Howitzer Hank" 10 the
punch and raped out a close 10
round decision before 10.400 fans
last night.
Joyce's upset win over Arm
strong, who was a 81 favorite,
was anything but whistlestop,
The 1.-THE Gary. Ind. youth, rated
No. 2 lightweight in the country
behind Beau Jack by the National
Boxing Association, had the former
Itriple-title holder missing wildly
and swinging Intellectually.
Although the winning margin
was tight IL was decisive and even
Henry, suffering his second defeat
in last nights sixteenth comeback
attempt. couldn't find fault when
Joyce's hand was raised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Prep 5'sC|dsh
For P|dyoff Spot
Photo by Times stan Photographed

Holy Redeemer and ST. Gather
inc basketball teams will clash to-
night in Catholic Central gym, the
winner TO meet st. Ladislaus Sun
day at Olympia for the first divi-
sion title in the Catholic High
School League.
Holy Redeemer captured the
west side title, winning 10 straight
games. St. Catherine took the
east side championship with a
record of six victories and two de-
feats. ST. Ladislaus, winner of
the central group, entered the
finals on a bye.
Mt. Carmel can clinch the west
side third division title by defeat
ing st. Casimir tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

him twice. Guess Jake dOesnt
want q three-tlme FASTING" &.
Big words, Msury e. But
Paul Dizzy Trout and
Harold Newhouser, Tiger pitch
ers, today expected TO be on
their way TO Hot Springs, Ark,
10 loosen up their arms prepare
tofy 10 reporting TO the Detroit
spring training camp at Evans
Vile. Ind.
I've been doing a lot OF bowl
ing this winter and my shoulder
L. q little stiff," Trout explained.
TITS nothing that q few hot
baths won't cure. Generally, I'm
feeling fne."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Ross Wants Stay i'm Marines, DO Everything Can

was accounted one Of the most
courageous ring fighters that
ever poked a snozzle between
the ropes. the Beau Sabreur, as
you might say, of the glovemen
of the sos, who faced the dead
lest punches OF his day yet was
always as cold as ice under the
leather barrages.
"Well, that's q different thing"
replied Barney to the compare
son. 81 don't remember ever
feeling fear I'm the ring, but
maybe that was because I never
thought of the possibility or
death there. could scarcely
help thinking Of that possibility
In the shell hole"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

The Toronto Maple Leafs were
stunned last night when the
Rangers won 40. II was the
first shutout of the season for
New York. Bryan Hextall, Man.
cuso. Phil Watson and OFT Heller
tailed for the Rangers.
Record-smashing Andy Phillip,
who scored 255 points in the
current season for an all-time
Big Ten mark. was the new
captain of the University Of Hi
nois basketball team today.
Edward "Packy" Schwartz,
former chief petty officer In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Klein and League
Take FairvieW Bouts

Louis Klein and Jack League
were the winners of the Fairview
Gardens wrestling card last eve-
ming. Klein won from Rufus
Jones, taking two OF three falls
After losing the first in 10 min.
utes, he annexed the next two in
ID and IL minutes, respectively
League won over Babe Kasaboski
in Is minutes. Johnny Silvy and
Bert Rubi each scored a fall. and
the Morris Shapiro-Eddie Lewis
bout was a no-fall draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Scratches
~ nited Press
FAIR GROUNDS

Nv United Press
FAIR GROUNDS
Track, heavy
First Race--Greenock's Coin. PADDY
Whaok. Or Gallo.
Second Race--L ghtsome New Eng.
lander Principal One.
Third Raoe-Ho Hung. Light Banset
Fifth Raee-Constant Aim.
Seventh Race--fsaromA, Erin Ksar.
Eighth RAce-Top Ban. Don Moss.
OAKLAWN
Track fast.
First Race-Mugwump FloriIAn sam
Dolores r., Ammo Vision, spica, Little
TroN
Second Race rollon, Prince Beiltro,
SkAgway.
Third Raee-Paragram star Boy, Mr.
Danny, weapons Pride. Tihy's Choice
Duolc.
Fourth Raee-Lovey sister. Farrell.
Paiturf
seventh Raee-Prsfer Transit, Papa
Ei8hth Rses-swaln. Say No More
Rose Anita Anna CoveI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

mendation for the Distinguished
Service Cross, is only 33 years
old.
He moves very slowly in con-
trast 10 his former Sprlghtliness.
He looks a sick man. However, he
retains his characteristic grin
and his old affability. Barney
was always as great a hand
shaker as Jack Dempsey and
great mixer.
He saw his wife, Cathy, In
Hollywood, where she worked
during his absence for the re-
deubtable IN ~, T c. G. "-tNils T.
Grandlund) in a nightclub rem
iniscent OF "Granny's" old
Broadway spots. II was their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
By DAMON RUNYON

Copyright. isaS. International News Service
SAN DIEGO, March ,3.--Ma-
rlne Cpl. Barney Ross is back
here today, from Hollywood, he
was khowered with movie offers
and pretty much lionized.
To suggestions he might be
surveyed for discharge because
Of wounds and illness. Ross re-
plies he wants 10 remain in the
marines.
II don't suppose my future
service can include much more
harsh campaigning" he says.
somewhat ruefully, "but l want
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
FANCY DIVERS

Harry Watsons shot had
Brimsek down and out OF the
net in the first period but three
Bruins dived into the net 10
cover and no Red Wing could get
at the puck in time TO whip IL in.
Fishers goal saved Detroit
from a shutout, which nightly
pleased the Man from Medicine
Hat. Adams liked the idea too,
although Joe's failure to clear
the puck gave Cowley a chance
for his last goal. He gave Joe
a little lecture on that.
Nevertheless Adams plans 10
use Fisher for the series with
Chicago unless the in jure d
Wares should show far more
rapid improvement than ex-
npCted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

that Barney was a smart fellow
he knew when TO go 10 Folds
vile. But he went broke there
after just the same.
He was broke when he joined
the marines and broke when he
got married, which is why
Cathy, a pretty. brown haired
girl, worked while he was away.
The rush OF golden offers in
Hollywood enlarged the Ross
grin.
He said they reminded him Of
the way IL is in boxing-one day
man is a bum. financially, the
next day a king. He did not
accept any offers Immediately
because he belongs 10 the ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Zeller Returns

Jack Zeller. the Tigers G. NJ,
il back from helping 10 bury the
Texas League. in which the De-
troit club operated a farm at
Beaumont for many years.
1.-THE minors are hit pretty
hard" ZeIler pointed out. "but
looks like we are going TO get
started In the big leagues all
right. what the future has In
store for us, only time Will tell
Wish Egan, veteran Tiger
scout, still gets chuckle when
he recalls Germany Schaeffer,
Detroit second baseman and
comedian Of another day.
HE was the first OF the base
ball comedians" Egan declared.
"Altrock and Schacht and
the Others who came later were
patterns of Schaeffer i re-
rsember In particular one time
when Schaeffer came to bat
wearing q raincoat, fishermans
hat and rubber boots" Egan
laughed "Where and how
he got the OUTFIT 40 quickly i
never knew. I forget who the
Tigers were playing, but IT was
raining quite hard and the field
was very muddy. The Tigers
were ahead and OF course
wanted the game called. hut the
umpire insisted on them playing.
Schaeffer's clowning finally
broke up the contest"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Good for Morale

Egan recalled Schaeffer was
no great star, but "he was a fine
player 20 have around for the
morale of the team. i remem-
Der the series which clinched
one OF the championships, either
1908. or 1908, ! forget which.
Schaeffer's favorite cry was.
Who will lead the Tigers In
hitting? And who will lead the
Tigers In fielding? Nobody but
the great schaeffer!
well, he did. He was sure
one TO keep the team popped
up He was quite q base
runner. He used 10 steal sec
ond and then go back and steal
first. They put IN rule TO
stop that reverse stun, just on
his account"
James Vincenzo Orlando Of
the Ped Wings will celebrate his
twenty-seventh birthday Sstur-
day He was born In Mont
real Outside Of hockey, Or
lendo likes 10 swim, FISH. play
baseball and smoke big black
cigars Modere Fcrnand
Brunetesu will be % on Sunday
Mud was born in ST.
Boniface, Man. hard by Winni-
peg Bruneteau calls Winni-
peg a suburb OF st. Boniface
Branch Hickey says most Of
the good hitters arc short
striders" Billy Conn. sta
toned al Camp Lee Va weighs
195 pounds =. Johnny Greco.
Montreal mittsier who Is caus-
ing a sensation in New York
rings. is a private IN the Royal
Canadian Army Service Corps.
which corresponds 10 the quar-
ternaster corps in the United
States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
SPORT SHORTS

United States Navy, today took
over the trainer post for the
Chicago White Sox.
Overwhelming the last place
Washington Lions with four
goals in each period, the bruis-
ing Hershey built their American
Hockey League lead to Ii points
Tuesday night by mauling the
Lions. 12-1.
Lauzon, Kilrea, O'Neil and
Levandcski all scored twice as
other goals were added by Moe.
Johnson, Hergert and Sorrell.
Smith scored Washington's lone
tally in the first period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Fox Insists
He S Through

BOSTON, March : GNS).-
Jimmy FoXx. one time star first
baSeman for the Athletics and the
Red SoX and now tho property oil
the Chicago Cubs insisted today
that he is through with baseball
for good. -
While in Boston in his present
capacity as a lubricating oil sales,
man Foxx said:
This II the time for me 10
Quit--befOre l have another bad
year. don't want people TO
remember me like that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

rines and his activities are SUBJ
ject to the decisions OF his
superior officers.
SUDDEN ORDERS
Barney was giving mass box
ing instruction at San Diego
when he got his sailing orders.
They were sudden, unexpected,
which is the style in the ma
rines. He had then been in the
service some months. He spent
several weeks training at an
island base before going to
Guadalcanal and had been in the
latter place two weeks when he
met with his great adventure.
This is the Barney Ross who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
sports
Londes Trying
To Coax Jake
Here for Bout
By LEO MACDONELL

SO. Bill Bowling is the new
racing commissioner - Con-
erstulations. Bill Congra'u-
lstons, Gov. Kelly! Nick
Londes, the well-lmown Detroit
to-New York commuier, is in
Gotham again THIS time
tr1iug 10 coax Jake LaMotta
into A match with Jimmy
Reeves II The Olympia
matchmaker doeSn I cGnCh The
IaMotts-ReeveS affair, ne viii
try Tor something else as good
for the local bugs.
In the meantime Reeves has
posted a 81 900 forfeit with Ed.
(Docl Casey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

first meeting since Barney sailed
for the South Seas August 30
last. They had then been mar
ried less than a month.
HE WENT BROKE
Barney made upwards OF a
million dollars in the ring. Bad
investments broke him after he
hung up his gloves for good the
night of May 81, 1888, at the
Madison Square Garden Bowl in
Long Island City when Henry
Armstrong gave him a terrific
beating In taking his weiter-
weight title.
Everybody said that action
confirmed the opinion Of flstiana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Double Crossed

Boston Chamberlain. H. JACK
son. Boyd Crawford. shewchuk, osllin
ger Guidolin Schmidt. Detroit spares
Howe Rrune,eau, Liscomhe Motter, or
iando Caryeth watson Douglas.
FIRST PERIOD
Boston, Cowley tunasssted), IL -.
2-Roston Cowley tunassistedl, 400.
Penalties - simon, shewchuk, Motter
Watson
SECOND PERIOD
No scoring.
penalties-H Jockson. Abel.
THIRD PERIOD
s-Detroit Fisher (Abei.simon), .2s.
4-Boston. cowiey tclapperJ, iii.
penalties-None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
BrOllcOS
Wayne

KALAMAZOO, March g.
Wayne University wasn't able 10
20 get It's bearings against a high
powered Western Michigan Col
lege team last night as the
Broncos closed the season with
1929 victory. II was their highest
total Of the season. Harold Cen
sichens 19 points made his season
total 10 30l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

OF the Nichl-
gan boNing
board for a
fight with La
Motta Z.
Maury Boyer.
Reeves man
ager in Cleve-
land, says
Looks like
l. n vi o I { a
wants 10 fight
little b -
only. He's a
middleweight,
SOS Reeves.
p esi d e =,
Reeves licked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
total to 30l.
WESTERN
Dimes for War Fund Kitty

CHICAGO March (UP)e-Thomas j. Mcmahon. president
OF the Chicago District Golf Association that
golfer in the country oss dime into "srnd kitty for each
round PLAYED this
Figuring
rounds be played nv American golfers during the
NcNshon hoped the scheme would from S2OOOOOO 10
". aid the plan woud trial the Chicago district
early this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, March
10 (UPl.-Thomas II. Richardson,
president Of the Eastern Baseball
League, said John Cambria Of Gin
lcinnati intends TO operate the
franchise of the leagues Spring
| field Mass team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
PEP'S STREAK HITS 90

HARTFORD. Conn. March
(UP). - Featherweight champion
Willie Pep had stretched bookings
greatest winning streak to 81 to
day as result of six-round knock
out of Lou Transparent of Balti'
more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
BUZZ SET TO BUZZ

Shewchuk's loss won't help the
Bruins but they have some real
strength coming up for the play
offs. Frank Buzz Boil the
Bruins leading goal scorer, will
be back for the first round, he
told the Detroit players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Ben Hogan Reports
To Army March Is

TULSA. Okla, March 3 GNS)
Ben Hogan. mighty golfing mite
from Texas and one OF the great
est money players in the game.
will be indicted in the army
March % as a buck private.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

Referee BIZ Chadwick called
only six penalties. four Of them
on Detroit. But three OF De-
troits were clustered in the
first period. Detroit held out for
the first two with Simon and
then Motter off. but finally
cracked with Watson out
Just a little too much pres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Basketball Results

COLLEGE
Westminster - Wayne 70
Western Michigan "a. Missouri Nalley 80
Wooster 90. Kenyon -.
Manhattan So. Rutgers a.
Notre Dame 60 wabash ~.
Cornell Iowa s. Coe 50.
Kansas 81, Missouri a.
Temple so. UrEnus %
Heidelbere 63 Findiay 50
HIGH SCHOOL
g. James 3s Hare Park IS
81 Vincent %. ST. Patrick q.
st. Martin IS. 81 Philip %
ST. Josaphat %, Holy Rosary 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Night Edition only the name OF horse
which race experts feel IL among the out
standing bets OF the day.
The code key appears each night In the
Red Line Edition with a number eorre-
spending IN each letter OF the alphabet.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T rs
PRINTED IN CODE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
HAIR is GRAY

He lost 20 pounds while he
was IN. His once coal black hair
is now iron gray, although the
former lightweight and -welter-
weight champion of the world,
who was 10 emerge from the
hole a hero worthy Of recon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

ST. LOUIS. March 3 up
Johnny Nlze. first baseman of the
New York Giants today was re-
classified from "a 10 LA by his
draft board making him subject
3 10 possible immediate Induction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

20, do anything and everything
I can for this great corps"
Ross stopped some Shrapnel
on Guadalcanal and was down
with a bad attack of malaria
after his experience in a shell
hole with three wounded fellow
marines, ringed by japanese
Cunhre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03

sure to keep team like Boston
out that long," said Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
rods for tomorrow follow.

Cnp this code key. n wnl enable you 20
decipher the name Of tomorrow's code
horse. appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT.
EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-03
Hockey Standings
LAST NIGHTS

IANI NItfHI NTNI II
Boston 3 DETROIT /
New York ( Toronto Q
TOMORROW GAME
Nontfeal et>New Work.