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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Off the Hook
BoSToN's WINNING HAND:

BOSTON'S WINNING HAND:
Aces back TO back! That's the
Boston Bruins winning hand
when il comes TO rivalry for the
Hart Trophy, which goes annu-
ally to the most valuable player
in the National Hockey League.
There isn't much argument
the winner is either center
Bill CowleY the superlative
playmaker or It is Frank Brim-
SEX, the Eveleth, Mimi, boy who
is regarded as tops among the
goaltenders Together they
apparently give Boston a cinch
hand in the argument.
Brimsek is probably the win
ner because, although Johnny
Mowers has clinched the Vezina
trophy with the least goals
against him. there is a feeling
that Brimsek is the man who
has been holding this Boston
team up in first place In
New York and Toronto they say
Detroits defense is better than
Boston's That's a question
for Dit Clapper. Johnny Craw-
ford and Flash Hollett are three
of the best F.. The Wings would
like 10 prove it otherwise this
Sunday night when the two
teams meet at Olympia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Paul Brown Awaits
Effect on Buckeyes

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 20 CUP),
Paul Brown. coach Of the Ohio
State football team. said today
that the navy's action in permit
ting students in the naval reserve
10 participate in intercollegiate
athletics brings better outlook
for 1913 10 football" but could not
tell how it would affect the Buck
eyes.
"As sec IT," Brown said, "the
Importance Of this action is that
IL gives tacit navy sanction to
the whole program of sports in =
American universities. That
brings a better outlook for 1043
to football"
He said Ohio State was pri-
an army. school and its
principal connection with the navy
is the training of several hundred
navy officers in an Identification
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

The Little Round Man is a
great kidder. He's been ribbing
US no end about roller skating.
"Poof. There's nothing 10 IL.
why, rs years ago was a good
roller skater. Betcha can do
IL again." he sneered.
So, of course, we took the bet.
There was a catch TO ii, how
ever. The Little Round Man
wanted passes.
Not content TO take our word
for what he and his party should
wear. The Little Round Man
called the rink.
Did he have 10 wear tightsf
(His legs being the piano type.
he'd prefer pants 10 cover the
limbsD
The man at the other end OF
the line was doing so much sput-
tering The Little Round Man
couldn't make out much.
"Why, why. why, gentlemen
don't wear tights, why, why,
The Little Round Man wanted
to know could the girl friend
wear Stacks. This also was out.
Gasped The Little Round Man:
What, no Stacks when ths
gals are wearing them To
dances. tbeaters, shopping and
even formal Stacks 10 swank
parties:"
Well, maybe could he wear his
school sweater?
Eyes," said the man on the
telephone, .-if you wear coat
over II and n shirt and tie.
We have high standards, you
knUw,
The Little Round Man thought
he'd like 10 wear a pillow just
in case he had overestimated his
ability.
The man on the telephone
sputtered some more. He'd never
seen a pillow az the rink, for
that purpose. at least.
So The Little Round Man
went TO the rink with his pals.
He attempted 10 skate for two
and half hours.
Today he's in bad shape. He'd
eat off the mantel il his sore
ankles would hold him up.
Kind of difficult after all,
isn't IL, Little Round Man?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Punch Stopped Skill

Those who like Robinson. gen.
orally speaking, like the boxer in a
10-round bout, providing the two
fighters are still on their feet.
Skill, they say will be the de-
factor. But for one
battle. at least, LaMotta kicked
over the skill argument when he
beat Ray here February ).
That one pulYersizing left into
Robinson's tummy in the eighth
round of their initial tilt at
Olympia wiped out lot of skill.
After all, the payoff is on power
providing the battler with the
punch can get in his wallop Jake
got il in the other time. Can he
do it again?
John J. Hettche, chairman OF
the Michigan Boxing Commits
sion, said Saturday that he
would ask Londes 10 have Rob-
inson's hand examined by
doctor in New York TO ascertain
if il was injured.
Robinson's victory over Wilson.
his fortieth in Al professional
fights, clinched the "uncrowned
welterweight title" for the Har-
lem star. Among fight experts,
next to Robinson, was
the best welter in the
land. And Mike Jacobs had Ia
bored for a long time TO get them
together. He got them together
air right but not until LaMotta
had licked both boys.
In the meantime. Nick Londes'
smile goes broader as he con-
templates the rush for tickets for
Friday night after Robinson's new
est triumph. At the Olympia box
office the sale was progressing
as planned. While the demand
is heavy, the cautious Olympia
staff manager declined to predict
a sellout.
But. according 10 Londes, the
matchmaker, IL is significant that
the demand is mostly for the
higher priced tickets. Tops for
the coming show is SO. a tariff.
that Olympia hasn't seen for
many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
He'll Be Missed

II Notre Dame does have foot
ball this coming fall IL won't be
the same without Joe Petritz--
now 1t. q. 81 Petritz of the
u. S. n. r. AS one Of the
best, if not the best college
sports publicity director in
America. Petritz was an i'm
portant part Of the Irish football
team.
Ii could happen only in Brook
lyn--folk dancing at a basket
ball game Women staged
the unique feature between
halves of the Long Island ~"
and Detroit Lawrence Tech
game in Flatbush the other
night
Lee Artoe. Chicago Bear grid
star. who was just enrolled as an
ensign in the navy, speaks five
languages Artoe is a prod
uct Of Santa Clara and Univer-
sity of California. being a gradu-
ate chemical engineer from the
latter school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
the Hook By LeWis II. Waite,
BRUINS SET FOR HART TROPHY

cheated out OF a $500 starting
fee.
All Detroit racing followers
hope Jimmy Powers is right
when he says his colt is a GER
tain starter but don't let your
civic pride cause you TO rush
over and PUNK down a chunk in
the future books There's
lot of difference between having
a Derby nominee and Derby
starter Old Cunnel Bradley
used to iNe-yeH- edds-yod
couldn't name starter
Remember a horse named ST.
rocco, which beat Gallahadion
and Bimelech for the S37, 935 pot
in the Arlington Classic three
years ago Well, owner
Charles T. Fisher had him
named for the Derby earlier, too,
but Sirocco couldn't make il
Almost every year Detroit has
half a dozen horses like Thisisit.
for whom their owners have the
highest hopes in February
We hope Jimmy Powers is the
one who finally makes the grade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Women S District Pin
Loop Closes Season

Tuesday will he the last regular
meeting for members Of the
Women's District Bowling Asso-
citation for the duration. according
to Mrs. M. f. Sheppard. president
of the group.
March 2 the group will stage a
double tournament at State Fair
Recreation with proceeds TO 60 10
the Army and Navy Recreation
League. This event is open to any
woman who is a member Of a pri-
vate golf club whether or not she
is bowling in the association at
present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Wing Candidates

DETROIT MAKES A BID:
The Red Wings may have the
Vezina trophy in the bag for
Mowers, but they believe, espec-
tally if they nose out Boston for
title, that they have players who
deserve a crack at two other
trophies Sid Howe, shooting
for a new Red Wing scoring
record. should get votes for the
Hart award Mud Bruno
teau, enjoying the best season Of
his career and with only one
penalty all season, deserves
strong consideration for the
Lady Byng trophy which goes 10
h o X c Us most gentlemanly
player.
Howe is unquestionably the
Wings most valuable man
Not only the clubs best scorer
and playmaker but one of the
best defensive players and utility
men in the league. He is always
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

plant. will be % Tuesday
Mike was born in Hazelton. Pa.
Baseball in Baltimore the COM
ing season must be all over with
by 10 p. m. because from then
on the. -tressportations are busy
moving night shift war workers
The correct name Of the
National Leagues leading hitter
is Ernie Lombardo-not Lom-
bardi =. Artie Donovan, son OF
the famous fight referee. had a
scholarship 20 Notre Dame, but
chose the marines instead.
Jack Delaney, who with the
able assistance of Ed. (Doc)
Casey in his corner, won the
light heavyweight championship
from Paul Berlenbach in 1926
il currently an inspector in the
Brewster Aeronautcal Corpora
ton plant IN Long Island City.
Delaney now az, still fl as a
fiole. liveS with his wife and
son in Manhattan.
Rogers ornsby was re-
p.'edly the greatest right hand
hitter Of all time. yet when he
first broke into the majors with
- LOUIS in 1915, he was such a
pathetic figure al the plate that
Manager Miller Higgins tried 10
change his stance Hornsby
rked Higgins by paying no al
tention and the next YEAR
proved Tho Higgins idea vas
wrong by hitting 3l3 .. IN -
subsequent years ne amaSscd An
average of .35S following MS
own batting style.
New York Chapter Of he
Baseball Writers ~ America
at its recent annual dinner
awarded the Award Of Merit,
for services 10 baseball over Il
long period, 70 Sid Mercer Ncw
York Journal American scribe
which was nice going n
that Mercer is both a most able
writer and fine gentleman
Sorry, we could not be there u
cheer when Sid got the trophy
How're MorPnz Jr. l5-ycai-olf
son n he late Les CanadienS
star center. will perform with
the Montreal Catholic High
team against the Greater Pos.
ton High School All-StsrS m
Boston Garden Monday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Navy Sanctions
College Sports
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
how many naval students it would
receive but he did not believe an
effective sports program could be
contemplated without them.
Kenneth Tug" Wilson, north
western athletic director, said
that's swell" when told Of the
navy order. He said 1900 students
were expected at Northwestern
under the new program and be-
lieved they would make a full ath-
letic schedule possible.
Mai John L. Griffith, Big Ten
commissioner, also ex-
qualification at the ruling.
In addition, he said the order
make mandatory the relax
ing of the freshman rule in Big
Ten college.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Sugar Intends
To Be Heavier
For Third Bout
By LEO NIACDoNELL

Ray Sugar Robinson, despite
his defeat at the hands Of Jake
I aMotta in the same ring earlier
ir the month, may again be the
betting favorlte when the pair
engage each other in a return
al Olympia this Friday
night.
This development came In the
wake Of Rohinson's victory over
SGT Jackie Wilson. Ignoring La
.Motta's win over Robinson here,
friends of the Harlem boxing
wizard point out that Rays
triumph over Wilson was more
than LaMotta's.
LaMotta whipped both Robinson
and Wilson.
The Robinsonites point out that
Ray had Wilson on the floor in the
fourth round and in distress again
in the ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
One Cut Only

Clark Griffith signed Catcher
Jake Early and announced that
his salary had not been cut de-
spite his poor work in 1912. In
fact. Griff announced there had
been only one salary cut, Leon
ards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
MATS Rhythm Boys
Clash al Fairview

Two rhythm boys OF junior heavy
mat wars, Louis Klein. a local
star. and Flash" Gordon, who
came here from Hollywood, Cal,
arc 10 meet in the main event ot
Tuesdays Fsirview Gardens card.
II is their first clash in the east
side club.
Johnny Silvy takes on Billy
Beard. and Harold Chaundy meets
George Connell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Rudy York No
Longer a Clown

There was a time when Rudy
York Of the Tigers was regarded
as a clown first baseman. But
last season he broke a league
record by making 146 assists and
started eight of those first-to-
short-to-first double plays. Rudy
is now a fixure at first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Trained Too Fine

II was trained too fne,"
Robinson in New York explained
his failure TO knock out the
Californian. But that Wilson
can take IT,"
Robinson weighed only LAP q
pounds for Wilson but will proba-
bly, scale five more pounds for the
i60-pound LaMotta.
But, whereas Robinson may
again c favored. in face of
LaMotta's previous victory, weight
and all, the odds will be con-
shortened. Instead OF
the 3 To !. at which Ray was
picked for his first fight in Detroit
with Jake, if favorite. he will
OF shouldn't be more than n Z
to 5 or 6 to 5 choice. And
many shake their heads at the
possibility of Robinson being a
faVorite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Sport
Sleeping Standing
Up Won T Bother
Ball Players
By LEO MACDONELL

What's the difference II some
PLAYERS have 10 sleep standing
M from st. LOUIS 10 New
York;" Casey StcnEcl said after
reading that baseball players
viii Get Pullman berthS only II
available That VIII be
nothing now Tor them They
have been dong That on Tho tlcld
for wears Lanky Bob Ctcr,
tho finest runner 70 wear Mich
lCars Maize and Blue since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Tom Yawkey 40

Tom Yawkey, owner Of the
Boston Red Sox, who will cele-
brate his fortieth birthday Mon
day, was born in Detroit
Mike fresh. White Sox catcher
who works in a Detroit war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Whips Prohibited

Jockeys al Fair Grounds in New
Orleans are prohibited from using
whips on 2-year-olds until they
have started in two races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
No Race Head Yet

LEGISLATIVE DEPT: Now
the word is that Higgins-Walsh
racing bill will get the heave-ho
at Lansing Governor Kelly
hasn't had time 10 think about a
new racing commissioner 4.
May get 10 it in a few weeks
You can bet your A gas
well have horse racing in De-
troit Fewer fans, perhaps.
but more wagered than ever
Who do you like in the Double?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

Meet Apostles
In Top Contest
.0fA-GdmeCard

ST. Paul OF Crosse Pointe, the
same team that handed Queen Of
Apostles its first defeat in two
years in the Heavyweight Division
of the Catholic Youth Organiza-
TONS cage league last week, will
have its chance to move into sec
ond place this Sunday as il meets
st. Catherine at p. m. at st. Clair
Community Center. The game is
one of the features of a 24-game
card.
st. Catherine now holds second
place in the eastern loop while St.
Paul is riding along in the fourth
spot. However, despite its position,
st. Paul can at least tie st. Cath
crime for the No. 2 post. A tie
would also put them within one
game of Queen Of Apostles, present
leader of the East Division.
Another top game will be the st.
Cecilia-St. Benedict battle in the
Northern Heavyweight Division.
st. Cecilia, now in second place,
holds a slim one-game lead on its
rival. A slip today, however. would
send st. Benedict into sole COM
mand of second place.
THIS SUNDAY
Al 81. Clair Community Center p. m,
81. Vincent VS.. 81. Ambrose. 2 p. m, Holy
Name VS. Queen OF Apostles; 2. m, st
Anthony VS. Queen OF Apostles: 4 p. m, st.
FloriAn vs.. Holy Name p. M, 81. Eliza
beth vs.. st. Margaret Mary; q p. m. ST.
Edward vs.. ST. Margaret Mary; p. m,
ST. Bernard VS.. st. Margaret Mary 8 p. m,
st. Paul vs.. 81. Catherine; Q p. m. St
Ambrose VS.. 81. Julian.
At St. Vincent GYM p. m, St Vincent
VS. ST. Agnes No. 2; } p, m. ST. john
CAntius No. 2 Va. ST. AlphonsuE; 4 ?. m,
ST. Gabriel VS.. San Francesca: s p~-n-7-oul
Lady ~ Sorrows VS. Resurre-t+-r, p. m.
81. John CAntius No. ] vs.. Guadalupe;
2. m. Epiphany W. 81. Agnes No. /
| Al Holy Rosary GYM D. m. San Fran
cesco vs.. Our Lady OF Sorrows 2 p. n.
Holy Rosary VS. ST. JosaphAt r. m.
christ the King vs. 81. JoEapnHt; p. m.
Holy Rosary W. ST Vincent; p. m, Al
Saints vs.. ST. Casimir; 7 .. m, 81. Gregory
vs. 81. Paul.
Al Holy Redeemsr GYM p. m. 81
Anne vs.. Christ the King; 8 p. m. ST
Gregory VS.. Mt. Carmel; o .. m, ST.
Gregory ~. Santa MarfH.
Al Nativity GYM p. m, Nativity VS.
/ ST. Margaret MARY. 2 2. m, 81. Catherine
vs.. st. Philip Neri; 3 p. m. Nativity "
Queen OF Apostles; p. m. Nativity vs.. S.
Philip Neri.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

used to kill off penalties -. But
the quiet Howe is used to being
ignored When it comes to
all-star ballotings, some of the
voting writer's appear TO forget
Detroit is in the league Wit
ness the all-star team selections
of 1904, when Howe tied for
second in the league scoring
race but didn't even make the
second team on the all-star Sc
lections.
What! First Since ~?
MEAN DIG AND HORSE
LAUGH DEPT; Even If the
Kentucky Derby were TO be run
tomorrow you couldn't call This
isit, Jimmy Powers colt, De
troit'S first Derby horse since
1887" as he was so fiamboyant-
ly heralded on one of the sports
pages last week Not unless
you want 10 skip Sweep Swing
or, which carried the colors Of
T. d. Bull Of Detroit against
Shut Out. Alsab and the rest at
Churchill Downs last May 2 -.
Maybe they forgot 10 tell Sweep
Swinger il was the Derby-he
finished tcnth-but If il wasn't
the Derby Owner Bull was
Evening star., 1943-01-06

of 191-1918. I served in Belgium,
France, Macedonia, Greece and
Italy. In France I served alongside
the doughboys. They were tough
scrappers and good pals. They don't
make them any better This is
sincere tribute from an old cam
paigner.
Il have just finished a Commando
course. 1t was pretty tough, but as
you say, I can make the grade.
Mr.. Mayor, these people of ours in
England are grand. They have had
some rough times but it has made
us more determined than ever that
these Axis tramps shall be we'll and
truly licked.
What / have seen has made me
humble in the presence of simple
heroism. We all thank the United
States of America for what it is
doing for Britain and are proud to
welcome your boys to our country.
Maybe I shall find one of my pals
of the last scrap, who has come to
help finish the job"
Evening star., 1943-01-06
Births Reported

Robert .spd 1rma Albright, girl.
Howard and Marion Andres, girl.
John and Nan Birch, girl.
Alben and Media Blagg, boy.
Arthur and Sylvia Blanton, girl. 4
Philip and Ethel. Bluefleld, boy.
William and Viola Carey, girl.
John and Martha Carr, boy.
Arthur and Nola Chechames, boy.
Alfred and Julia Ciasca, boy
Ralph and Louise Crone, boy.
Donald and Joan Crowder girl
Albert and Margaret De Neale. boy
Forrest and Eugenia Dougherty, boy.
James and Lois Duvell girl.
John and Ruby Fdmonds. girl.
Earl and Viola Fdmonson, boy.
Hardin and Ruth Erickson, boy.
David and Fanny Fine, boy.
Albert and Leila Caution, girl
William and Della Giordana. girl.
George and Sarah Goldstein. boy.
Ernst and Mildred CRUDE, boy.
John and Joan Henderson. ir. boy
William and Helena Jameson, boy.
Reuben and Christine Johnson. girl.
David and Irene Krupsav, boy
G. Earl ehd Ann Leslie, girl.
Robert and Dorothy Manders. boy.
Chester and Helen Mannakee. girl.
Samuel and Selma Mostow, boy
Anthony and Virginia Mulity, girl
Harry and Jessie Ochershausen. girl
Ben ana Selma POSner, boy.
Lewis and Pauline Ripehart, girl
Alexander and Margaret Rohan. girl.
Saul and Eleanor Sacks, boy.
Salvatore and Imogene Saldano. girl.
Herman and Marian Silver, boy.
Clifton and Wilma Smith, girl
William and Angela Suntun, boy.
Elmer and Shirley Tippett, boy.
Edwin and Anne Tushenske. girl.
Peter and Sarah Vlachos, girl.
Julian and Rachel Wasser. girl
William and Lorraine Watt, sr.. boy.
Henry and Margaret Willier, girl.
Paul and Helen Yost, girl.
William and Emeline Bowles, girl.
Willie and Alleen Brown, girl.
Willie and Catherine Burnett, boy.
John and Grace Howie, girl
George and Clara Mathies. boy.
Wesley and Bertha McCloud. girl.
Joseph and GLADYS Nolan, boy.
James and Julia Scott boy.
Levi and Juanita Washington, girl
William and Catherine Waring, boy.
Helvan and Lucille Smith, girl
AueustuS and Bessie White. girl
Evening star., 1943-01-06

Eertha I Marmaduke. 80, 2e1O pl.
Sc; the Rev Lem F. Stevens
arthur 3: Hanson 2G, Bethesda, Md, and
Jane Harden. %, Baltimore; the Rev
J. WilIard Mauck. "A. s29 Md. ave. s.w,
and Edith McGraw. IS Shepherdstown,
W. Va: the Rev. J. Herrick Hall
John c. Williams, 30, Fort MRade, Md,
and Peggy J. Cox, 1000 Buchanan ST.
ne; the Rev. Clarence w Crawford
Jonn Brady. 20. New York City, and
Alice McGinley, New York City; the Rev.
LYMAN Good6inder,. 80. 5ls Oneida pl.
NV, and Lena Rubin, GIG Princeton pl
FG,o%;; NV; the Rev. Rsy: Harry silyerstone,
and Rebecca Ashton, 10, 4723 Sheriff I'd.
I'D, DC; the Rev. c; T. BENJAMIN.
g; the Rev. Irving j Barbee
WlIIiam K. Ballard, rs, Louisville, KY, and
Charlotte Mouradian; 10, $3.50 LongfclIow
:, st. NV; the Rev. Clark on r. Banes
howard S Nancy -. United States Army,
nnd AmeiIa M. Prayer. 20 1880 ST.
NV: the Rev John F. Burns
John W: Ritchie ~, United States Army.
and Mary F. Doyle, "a. Providence r. l.;
lhe Rev. Thomas G Smyth
Evening star., 1943-01-06
Young Sends Mayor Of D. c.
Photo to British Veteran

One Of Britain's "old soldiers" a
veteran of 1914-191S and now in the
Home Guard, has requested and has
been granted the privilege and
honor" of an autographed photo
graph of the Mayor of Washing
ton"
The request was received by Com
missioner John Russell Young, who
promptly replied by sending his pho
tograph with an inscription saying
With best wishes and real pride
and appreciation
The Home Guardsman is Platoon
Sergt. G. F. Burke of a post in Eng
land, who said:
Il am 48 years old and a veteran
Evening star., 1943-01-06
Deaths Reported

Anthony AMBROSE. %, 216 eth st. Sc
Archibald Mellen. 81, 500 jefferson st. NV
Lewis Jackson, S3, 1929 Webster st W.
Mary A. Classman, so. 613 Lexington
Mary c. shuerue, 73, 1920 Northampton
Day Ditto Smith, ~, 1920 Goth st NV.
Aiyce E. Cotton. 50 37ia GarfieId st. NV.
Thomas G. Herbert, IS, 1919 Webster
st NV.
Joseph Houlahan. ga, a2a G st sw.
Charles H. Daley. 63. United States Sol
diers' Home.
Harry A. luke, 50. 3915 9TH st. ne.
Daisy z. Han, 5S. Hillside, Md.
Peter A. FabriZie, 55, 612 Kenyon st n ".
Harry Hursnger, 81, 1882 2nd st. ne.
Bradish J. Carroll, 1r A, 1923 Conn.
Bernard A Kirchner. SO, Riverdale, Md.
Edward J McConchie, "a. $500 N H.
Infant h1 Janice NJ Murphy. 1927 st. Sc
Mary A, johnson, IS. 207 G st Sc.
John E. Carter. rs. 2702 Dumbarton ave.
Alphonso Perritt, IS. 1851 21st st NV.
Arthur Delaney. 81, 3 so Stanton pl. sc.
Charles Kelley, 5S, 2120 Sth st. NV.
Robert Moore. A., 1888 California st. W.
Roy Fielder. As. 425 N. Y ave NV.
Emma Street "A, 23sS Chsmplain st. NV
BENJAMIN Mcknight, Al. 1921 Morse
Yvonne Hughes. /. ~ H st. ne.
Infant Aloysius Simms, 50 Fenton st. ne.
Evening star., 1943-01-06
Martha I; wetmore, 10. Arlington: the

Martha I; wetmore, 10. Arlington: the
,. Rev; M Mills Perkins.
and Dorothy NJ Smith, 20, 1ois St. St.
s.w.: the Rev Francis Yarnall
Hugh F. Ferguson, 25, Quantico, and Mar
garet E; FIoeckher, 22. 1924 39th st.
Frank s; Wright 2l, Army Medical Center,
end ead irene NJ Kasper, Is Bridgeport.
Joseph s, PawtoWski, 81, 723 Hamilton
ST nv and Florine Ann Landsberger,
20, 63l Gallatin st. NV; the Rev. will
liam J. Sweeney.
Robert mst,nR. R. F. sREeyenew.s ven 21, auantco, and
Church Church rd. W.; the Rev. Edward H.
Phil Haimovit, 90 Langley Field, Va, and
Rooerta weinberg, 10. ,770l Eastern ave.
Burney Toler, .ir.,- 81, Camp Gruber. Okla,
ana Katie s. Bates. 21, 3023 14th st.
Charles aries v. Twigg, 81, 213l 1 st. NV, and
Ellen To!ar, 1924 MINI. ave. Sc; the
= Rev. w. Bertram King
sanusl EIizabstb w RnE' e. Fort Beyoir Va and
ave: NV: the Rev. Menter German