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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

boxing the Midas touch here {.
Tom writes on stationary which
displays gaudily the name OF
Jack Kearns and the Bradley
Airplane Safety Corp The
main thing he wants is a free
advertisement for his fighter,
Jimmy Reeves of Cleveland
whom he thinks should be inn
ported here Immediately, If for
no other reason than 10 give
Tom Tom" A pay day.
Fritzie Civic, who fights Beau
Jack tonight in New York,
soon will take a job as NJ. c.
in a Pittsburgh night club for
$500 a week.
Joe Williams of the n. Y
Telegram, says If Roosevelt and
Churchill meet once more they
will be known as the Ted Lewis
and Jack Britton of Interna-
tional politics.
Amor Alonzo Stage still plays
tennis AT the age Of 80 and is
the most active OF all the old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Old Time Tiger
Manager Dies

PITTSFIELD, Mass., Feb. 8
QNS). - Funeral arrangements
were being made today for Frank
Dwyer, former aior league hurler
and for several years New York
State boxing commissioner, who
died of heart attack while visit
ing relatives. He was "a.
He played with Chicago and st.
Louis in the American League and
with Cincinnati in the National.
Later he managed Detroit and was
an American League umpire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Things TO Remember

Still. we are mindful of what
LaMotta did TO Sergeant VIII
son. a superior boxer, so they
proclaimed before the fight be-
tween those two IN Madison
Square Garden. We are mind
full that the rough, tough La
Motta has gained a lot OF eX-
perience in recent bouts, that
he will have a decided weight
advantage and that he has all
the confidence in the world.
So we are not strlnging with
the 3 TO / betting boys. Those
odds are too long. in our belief.
In other words, LaMotta has
better than an outside chance.
II fact, we would not be amazed
If Jake should win.
We have great admiration for
the Bronx boys fighting PROV
ess. And while we look for a
Robinson triumph on points, we
would be amazed if Ray should
knock out LaMotta, as some
fans, if only q comparative few,
believe will happen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

"Son. Id appreciate II YOU
can get me up close for this
one
We looked up and il was Jack
Rush. old-time manager OF the
late Kid Mccoy standing behind
US.
Jack Is walking a little slower
than in other years, but his love
for boxing showed on his face
the same as when he toured the
land with the, great Mccoy
I've seen RAY Robinson three
times now" he said. I'm not
quite ready 10 say Yet how really
great he II. He NAV he the
best for his weight we've seen,
n figure he's too fast for
LaMotta. But I know any one
who heats LaN0tts il going To
have 20 throw everything on the
line" Z-
We managed somehow to get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Ring Rally Here

Aside from the big fight IT.
self, of importance is the ire
mendous comeback of boxing in
Detroit With but few cNcep-
tons. fistic shows in Detroit in
the past several years have
drawn little more than the we'll
known corporals guard The
sport was deader than a door
nail until Nick LondeS through
q successful winters campaign,
brought II back 10 what YOU VIII
see tonight q great fight more
than 5000 fans damned into
Olympia and a gate that may
reach over $50 600.
RobinSon'S record for the past
year-on which was based Ring
Magazines labelling OF the llaT-
lem mittster as the boxer of
the year may be OF interest
TO fans. Here II is
Jan. 10 - Stopped Fritzic
Zivic-10 rounds.
Feb. 20-Knocked out Make
Berger rounds.
March Knocked out Nor
man Rubio-7 rounds.
April 17-Knocked out Har-
vey DubS-6 rounds.
April 30-Knocked out Dick
Banner rounds.
Nav 2S-Beat Marty Servo
10 rounds.
July 3l-Beat Sammy Angott.
10 rounds. .N
Aug. Il - stopped Ruben
Shank rounds.
Aug. 27--Stopped Tony MotisI
i round. ,N.N
Oct BEAT Jake LaMotta-
10 rounds.
Oct. 10 Beat Ivy Jannazzo
10 rounds
NOV Beat VIC DellIcurt
10 rounds
De. J. stopped Ivy JAN
nazzo rounds
Dec. IA Stopped Al Netuow
rs rounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
SPORT SHORTS
LETTERS Request Ends Coast Racing;
Beau Jack Favored Over ZiWc tonight

HOLSTERS and the 1llini are I'M
defeated Purdue opposes
Northwestern at Chicago and
Minnesota entertains Chicago at
Minneapolis. Iowa opposes Knox
at Iowa City in a montague
affair.
Helen Jacobs, queen Of the
clay courts. trim in her blue
uniform, has laid aside her rae
quet 10 learn the ways Of the
navy, as a WAVE.
Competition for the Allen and
Mitchell medals and the conso-
lation Country Club Cup were
TO get under way today in the
Grand National Curling Clubs
tournament in Utica, n. Y.
Competing will he teams from
Mt. Hope, n. Y, Utica. New
York City, Detroit, Hartford.
Schenectady, Saranac Lake and
Brookline. Mass,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Wings Administer Artistic
80 Whipping to Leafs
Bizarre Goals
In First Period
Provide Margin

TORONTO, Ont. Feb. 5.-De-
troit Red Wings have reason TO
chuckle today over their rather
artistic 50 victory over Toronto
Maple Leafs here last night.
Not only did the Wings gain
more authoritative command OF
second place in the National
Hockey League. but they humbled
the Leafs thoroughly in the eyes
of 1889 partisan patrons.
1t was Detroit'S third victory in
six outings against the Leafs. one
of which ended in tie. And IL
was a repeat order. although more
convincing, in a sense, than the
40 conquest here last time.
Not in many a moon has an In
vading squad made the Leafs look
so woeful as the Wings did in
erecting a substantial 80 lead in
the first period So thoroughly did
they employ their forechecking
legerdemain that the Leafs fioun-
dered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
BUTTON AND CHICK TOP CANDIDATES
NAV Succeed Calder as MIL President

ment OF their will instead OF a
vigorous independent leader
Dutton has hoCkey'S interests al
heart, but the outSpoken redhead
S independent in both mind and
purse and doesn't need the $4,000
job. The former hockey great from
the Canadian Northwest is re-
ported TO be worth almost mil
lion as a result of his extensive
road building operations.
HE'S INDEPENDENT
Dutton is "a years old and a
native of Russell. Man. He is a
veteran OF the first World war, in
which he suffered severe wounds
while serving in Canada's Princess
Pats Regiment as a youth OF 10.
His eldest son, Joe, was re-
ported missing in action with the
ROYAL Canadian Air Force over
France months ago. A second son
is in England with an air force
unit and his youngest, just turning
1S, is preparing 10 enter the
Canadian navy.
Chick, being an attorney like
his predecessor, is we'll fitted for
this task. He gained solid back
ground of hockey experience as
president of the old International
American League and has been a
valuable aid TO the n. II. l.. in re-
cent years as a liaison officer, pro-
noting cooperation between the
clubs and Canadian governmental
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Wirtz TO See Fight

Arthur Writ, genius behind
the Sonia Henie shows, will be
Nick Londes' guest at Olympia
tonight. Writ is the big-wig
for all Norris sports enterprises.
Charles A. Hughes OF the
d. A. G., is a charter member
Of the Baseball Writers Asso-
citation, along with Sid Mercer,
whom N. Y. writers are honor
ing at their annual banquet
Sunday night
Steve O'Neill, third catcher
in a row 10 manage the Tigers,
got that Dashed nose when
foul tip went through the mesh
Of his mask years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Mervyn Red Dutton. former
manager of the defunct Brooklyn
Americans, and John Digby Chick,
Windsor attorney, are considered
the leading candidates for the
presidency of the National Hockey
League. left vacant by the death
of Frank Calder in Montreal yes
terday.
Within week the leagues
board of governors is expected 10
name a successor 10 the Montreal
attorney who held the combined
post Of president. secretary and
treasurer since the leagues found
ing in 1917. .
In the meantime, Dutton will
continue in charge at the league
office in Montreal, where he took
over when Calder, close friend.
suffered a heart attack at the
league meeting in Toronto 10 days
AGO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

VIII Jake LaNotia end Ray
Sugar Robinson sensational
string Of 80 victories AZ Olympia
tonight
Smart money says no.
Robinson - expected 10 90
into the ring a 3 10 l iavorltc
with the betting gentry. The
su5rt boys port 70 HohnSon'S
GREAT array OF victories winch
includes such ring notahlcS as
Fr.tzie Zivic, Sammy Aneott.
Tcte Lelio. Marty Servo ana
LaNotta himself
But smart money isn't always
so smart. You need 20 back
hut a icW short weeks 10 learn
the truth Of that statement
La Mofta = spectacular Nin over
SGT. Jackie Wilson and Willie
Pens triumph over Allie Stolz.
The bookies took baths on
those Tits, as the lads IN the
stores quantity put IT..
However. the writer, a con-
servativc ar hCart, IS Stringlng
with smart money. He thinks
Robinson viii win. II rs his
judgment you can take II for
better or for WorSe) that both
men Will be on their feet at the
end OF the 10 rounds and that
the better boxer Will get the
decision on points. There seems
10 be no dispute over which is
the better boNer-lt is Robinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Calder Funeral
Rites Tomorrow

MONTREAL. Feb. 8 CUP). -
Funeral services will he held in
Christ Church Cathedral, Satur-
day. for Frank Calder National
Hockey League president who died
suddenly in a hospital here yes
terday
Calder, league president for 25
years, was brought here only early
yesterday from Toronto where he
had been hospitalized after two
heart attacks January 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

al the end Of 10 rounds.
LaMotta has had a great deal
10 do with Nick Londes' come
back as a promoter. He's the
type any fight crowd likes.
jake is forever moving toward
his man. Retreat is a word
completely foreign TO his fight
ing vocabulary.
Great as he is, Robinson has
nights work cut out for him.
He can't afford 10 make any
mistakes with this product of
New York's BronX--a youngSter
who seems to love fighting
about as much as any one we've
seen in a long time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

take the same attitude. Patrick
would be ruled out as a possibility.
Despite his volatile personality,
which made him one of the most
frequently disciplined managers
when he was directing the Amerl-
cans, Dutton may be the popular
choice for the office.
He certainly would be the fan 5
choice, but the majority OF the
league governors long have shown
their preference for the type OF
executive who would be an instru-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
BOB TALES:

Jack Rush up front. where he
belongs. and II wasn't long be-
fore Scotty Monteith dropped in
for a chat.
Its going 10 be like old times
out here at Olympia" said the
SCotChman. Its been a long
time since this town has been
so worked up over a fight.
81 actually believe Olympia
could have been sold out twice
for this one"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Gould Ruin Plans

Nat Rogers. matchmaker for
Mike Jacobs. was on the phone
fcW minutes later.
Robinson figures 10 win w."
he said "but I'll feel lot bet
ter when the fight il over. You
know this could ruin a lot IF
plans for, us IL LaMotta man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Armstrong 10 Meet
Tippy Larkin March 8

LOS ANGELES. Feb. ; UNS)
-Hammerin' Henry Armstrong
will meet Tippy Larkin of Garfield
n. j.. in 10-round bout at San
Francisco, March 8, ii was an
nounced today by Armstrong
manager, George Moore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Hey Guadalcanal! Look!

CHICAGO Feb. 5 UNS)-The Chicago Cubs assured
getting restu the spring train
Lick Ind with the that
baths would compulsory the first 10 days
announcement made by Manager Jimmy Wilson, who
explained the sulphur baths 20 degrees Fahrenheit and
a thing needed
weight them condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Basketball Results

Michigan state 50. Romulus ~.
Michigan Normal 4s Alma ~.
Shippensburg as. West Chester SO.
Wooster 81 Wittenberg 43.
BE- Ohio -N--i-yan "a Beris1u 80.
Findlay 81 Toledo Naval 40
Clarion Tchrs 50. California tPa) IS.
Georgetown 81. Penn state IS.
Texas Wesleyan 80. McMurry rs.
Seton Han IL Amer Internati IS.
Bucknel IS. Juniata 10.
West Virginia 81, Fordham a..
Kent state So Ashland IS
Willamette 80. Keene Tchrs ~.
South Carolina SIS. Davidson Sc.
Great Lakes SIS, Carroll 30.
Dearborn Navy as. Detroit Tech ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Favor Robinson 81 Over
La Motta; Expect 10000
5000 Tickets
On Sale at $50
For Bout Tonight
TONIGHToS CARD

Leslie Jock Flint IS Pete Boios De
frc.i q rourdse rs pounds
Emmett sGner. Detroit. vs. sammy
ECuuv Chicago. 4 rounds. 1873 pounds
PETE Mead. Grand Rapids VS.. Johnny
RYAN Detroit s rounds 152 pounds.
Gcorge Brunette Detroit. rs Walter
Thomas New York. q rounds l75 pounds
Detroit Faands iss pa,lnds
RAY Robinson Harlem. vs. Jake La
Nptta Bronx 10 rounds. $50 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Shave Has New Job
Meadowbrook Pro TO Supervise Benefit Golf
Matches Here for War Relief Agencies
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Ernie Shave has another job.
But don't be alarmed. He's not
resigning as Meadowbrook's pro
or as secretary of the Michigan
PEA. His newest lob simply IS
in addition 10 these.
As one of the nine vice presi-
dents of the National PEA, he has
been notified Of his appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
WILL HAVE HELPERS

Michigan, comprise his territory.
WILL HAVE HELPERS
Shave already has been
promised the help Of Al Watrous
here; Frank Sprogell, Michigan
PEA head. in Grand Rapids and
Harry Moffitt, a Toledo pro, in
that district. He will line up
additional helpers in Indiana and
Chic.
while details haven't been
worked out" Shave said. the
PEA intends 10 put this pro-
gram over In a big way. II will
have the support of all the
leading pros and every section
will witness some of the stars 4
In action.
"Of course, we hope Ia have
Bob Hope and Bing Crosby ap-
pear In at least one match
here" Shave added.
HOME on FURLoUGH
Pvt George Sayig, stationed AZ
March Field. Cal, is home on a
furlough. He is one Of four
brothers In the country's armed
forces. all Of whom came UP
through the caddie ranks al De-
troit Golf Club.
The others are Fred. sergeant
al Camp Cook. Cal; Mitchell.
sergeant at Fort Dix, n. j.. and
Eddie, the youngest OF the four.
who entered the service two weeks
ago and who is at Camp HAN,
Cal.
The parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Sayig of so Waverly avenue.
Jack Burke, who died a few
days ago in Houston, Tex, was
the first pro for whom Jimmy
Demaret, the Plum Hollow star,
ever worked. Jimmy was only 13
years old when he became Burke's
assistant.
Older Detroit golf fans will re-
member Burke as the husky little
pro who finished in a four-way tie.
for second in the 1920 National
Open at Toledo, only one stroke
back of Ted Ray. Also in the tie
were Leo Diegel, Harry Vardon.
and Jock Hutchison. Burke's u.
was low for the final round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Letter From Babbish

CUFF NOTES: Comes a
letter from IL Bob Babbish.
located in London o.. Also one
from Tom Walsh. who has heard
OF Nick LondeS again giving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Jack Rush Picks Sugar for Speed

timers in sports Reports
from abroad say Billy South
worth's bomber is labeled Bad
Check" Probably because it
always comes back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
2 OTHERS NAMED

Lester Patrick. manager OF the
New York Rangers and Arthur
Ross, Boston Bruins manager, also
have been suggested as possible
successors, but neither is in good
health.
Ross recently said he did not
believe he should take the job
because of his interest in the
Bruins. Should the other clubs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
By LEO MACDoNELL

Ray Sugar Robinson and Jake
LaMotta, each reported in the
proverbial pink, today eagerly
awaited the bell which will pit
them against each other at
Olympia tonight
A packed house of more than
$4,000 fans is expected TO pay a
gross of approximately $4,000 TO
sec the fight.
While it will be the greatest
crowd of recent years. IL is not
expected 10 equal the 1880 who
TANNED the arena and stairWays
for the Mickey Walker and
Johnny Risko scrap in November,
1890. However, many in that rec
ord throng never even saw the
fight, being trapped in the stair
ways leading 10 the arena.
That crowd paid little more
than $4,000. the tickets ranging
as low as so cents for gallery
seats. II was this gallery turnout
that caused all the congestion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
WARES GETS THIRD

Eddie Wares counted number
three just before the period termi-
mated. a goal equally bizarre.
Douglas got the draw in face
off by the Leaf net, the puck
Jumped 10 Wares, who tapped it,
and il hoped under Broda.
The Leafs came back with more
zip in the second period.
Gaye Stewart bagged Toronto's
first goal at the midway mark on
a breakaway play. A Schriner-to-
Tayor-to-Carr goal early in the
third put the Leafs within strik-
ing distance. but Mowers and his
mates then threw a blanket over
their scoring Pyreteehnies.
Hill did get a goal that brought
the house down late in the stanza,
Continued on Page 21)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
LEAFS INEFFECTUAL

While the Wings were making
hey-hey at the expense of Walter
Broda and weakly operating
defense, the Leafs were able to
test Johnny Mowers only three
times.
Broda was a cousin" Of the
choicest ilk to the Wings. First
Gully Simon found him vulnerable.
Catching recruit defenseman Alvin
(Buck) Jones. ex-Detroit hand, out
of position, Gully raced in on a
Liscombe relay, drew bead on
Broda and the Wings were away
winging at tho three-minute mark.
Ten minutes later, after de-
moralizing the Leafs with their
suditor-like checking. the Wings
struck a second bonanza.
Harry Watson, jousting around
the Leaf net with Carveth and
Douglas, joined a loose puck,
swung backhander at the cage
The puck did not leave the ice,
but 1t skidded through Brodas
blades
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

General Manager William p.
Kyne of the Bay Meadows Race
Track at San Francisco an
nounced cancellation of a 50-day
meet which was 10 have started
February 20.
The meet was abandoned as
result of a request by Rubber
Administrator William LETTERS
that racing not be held because
it would cause 1.-The wearing out
of a great deal of rubber
Kyne said that the request
indicated disapproval of horse
racing at all tracks. And il was
the death sentence for California
racing for the season.
Beau Jack, former shoeshine
boy. was 2-1 favorite 10 whip
tough Fritzie Civic in hereunder
at Madison Square Garden to-
night. Track duel between Pvt.
Barney Ewell of Camp Lee, Va,
great 100 and 220-yard indoor
and outdoor champ, and Edward
Conwell, Is, Negro freshman at
N. Y. u, will be feature in
sprints in Millrose meet at New
Yorks garden tomorrow. Charles
(Whitey) Had, former Michi-
gan Normal star now an air
force cadet in Chicago, is one OF
hurdle choices.
Detroit Tech was outplayed,
losing to Dearborn Navy, 4S-24,
at Downtown ~ last night.
Anet's II points and Grotey's
IL points were high for Sailors.
Chicago Blackhawks came from
behind with eight minutes 10 go
to tie Rangers, IL. New York
National League last night. Muir
ray Patrick and Doug Bentley
scored.
Jack Adams, Red Wings man.
ager:
Frank Callers death Is a
great loss to hockey and great
personal loss TO me. He was
chiefly instrumental In my going
to Detroit is years ago and he
was responsible for me getting
my Job there His passing
IL a tremendous loss TO hockey"
Three of the Romulus Air
Base cagers were on a ferrying
commission last night and Mich
igan State ran wild to win, So
u. Soph Jack Cawood topped
the scorers with 20 and Ollie
White had 19 for State.
Four games are on tap to-
morrow night in the toughest
Big Ten race in years with In
diana favored over Michigan at
Bloomington while Illinois faces
Ohio State at Columbus D.. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Hershey Q, Cleveland
Pittsburgh 2, Indianapolis 2.
Buffalo Z, Providence o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Hockey Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
DETROIT 4, Toronto 2.
Chicago I New York
TOM0RROW's GAMES
Boston At Montreal.
New York a. Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Photo by Time, stan Photographs

10 supervise next summers golf
matches in this section for the
benefit Of war relief agencies.
Indiana and Ohio, as well as
Michigan, comprise his territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
SELL 5000 TONIGHT

With reserved seats for TO-
nights show sold out three days
ago 5000 tickets will go or sale
al $50 this evening 1000 81
gallery tickets and 1000 So lower
arena standing room tickets.
The bout is set for 10 rounds
with the weight 100 pounds. Han
diers say Robinson, welter-
weight. would not weigh more
than 144 pounds ringside. LaMotta
will scale 100 or a pound under
that figure perhaps. Jake WEIGHED
1877 pounds for Robinson for their
fight at Madison Square Garden.
the New York commission insist
ing that the difference be not
more than IL pounds. Robinson
won the decision in that meeting.
SEE ADVANTAGE
Tho LaMotta camp sees a big
advantage in the weight differ
ence.
Neither side would predict a
knockout.
The statements of the man.
ayers:
George Gainford (Robinson's
manager)-'I expect Robinson
10 win. I do not expect knock
out. LaMotta Is too tough 10
knock cut. He is another Joe
Grimm"
James Murray tco-manager
of LaMotta)-"I am confident
LaMotta will beat Robinson.
But I do not look for kayo.
Robinson Is too cagey. LaMotta
Is much improved fighter.
LaMotta figures he will catch
Ray this time, II Robinson goes
on a bicycle"
Mike Capriano tco-manager
Of LaMotta)-T don't make
predictions on LaMotta's fights.
know he will be In there fight
ing-he will give everything he
has. Jake likes to fight In De-
troit. He has more confidence
here than any place. Robinson
is In for a busy evening"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05

Four games are on tap to-
morrow night in the toughest
Big Ten race in years with In
diana favored over Michigan at
Bloomington while Illinois faces
Ohio State at Columbus The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-05
Sports
Robinson Picked
To Win, But 81
Odds Too Long
By LEO MACDONELL

Wiz Jake LaNota end Ray
Sugar Robinson : sensational
string Of 80 victories AZ Olympia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ALL steel Xmas tree holders, sec: used
ice skates, size ! 20 s. 81 up. new ice
skates, j TO ~. 1921 up. HOOK. 1888
Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIAL

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