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Evening star., 1943-09-15
Tx Office Open TONIGHT

Offices Of the Arlington County
revenue commissioner will be open
tonight as the last opportunity for
taxpayers to receive assistance in
the filing OF Federal income tax
declarations, Harry X. Green, com.
missioner. aaaoOoneod.
Evening star., 1943-09-15
81 in Prince GEORGES
To Report for Duty

A total of So men will report soon
for duty in the armed forces follow
ing their induction last Friday by
Prince Georges County Draft Boards
Nos. 2 and 3 at Upper Marlboro.
They are:
Evening star., 1943-09-15

Tomorrow - Eisenhower Assumes
Supreme Command In Africa-Bat-
tie Of kasserine Pass-Spring CAM
paign Against Rommel-Axis Driven
From Africa.
Evening star., 1943-09-15

The rapid extension of the Of
fensive eastward was facilitated by
the expeditions landing at Algiers
resulting from French cooperation.
Our forces had suffered compara-
lively few casualties in this par
ticular landing and as quickly as
logistical support could be prepared
they were headed towards Tunisia.
1t was apparent that a strategical
surprise had been effected. Tunisia
was lightly garrisoned by the French.
Ffr to the east the German Afrika
Korps and the accompanying italian
forces had been hurled back from
the Ell Alamein position by Gen. Sir
Bernard Montgomery's 9th Army
few days prior to the landings.
Despite the manifest difficulties OF
supply, the immediate occupation of
Tunisia appeared mandatory. As
soon as French collaboration was
assured the leading elements OF the
1stttsh 1T Army, including . few
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Judy seems to symbolic the girls
soldiers left back home. Indications
of that are the letters that come in
from overseas wanting to know if
she can come over and see them.
Right now she's busy figuring out
a way to do it. Her big ambition is
to march into Berlin with American
soldiers singing Over the Rain
bow"
Other interesting evidence on her
reaction to work: Judy is probably
the only star who has ever gone out
on a camp tour and gained weight
doing it.
Star Combination
FERHAPs the finest example of
how you can make a fortune having
fun is the Judy-Mickey Rooney
team. It's turned out to be the best
box-office combination since ham
and eggs. Judy's latest is with
Mickey. It's the George Gershwin
musical "Girl Crazy" And Judy
says it was almost shame to take
money for making it. Gossip to
pass along to your friends: Judy
is taller than Mickey. In their
closeup scenes, Judy took off
her shoes, worked in her stock
ing feet.)
One of the things you'll enjoy
most about Girl Crazy" is Judy's
dancing. She looks like Ginger
Rogers or a Rita Hayworth. But
not to hear Miss Garland tell it.
She says: 81 am the worlds Number
One Dance Faker. Chuck Walters
(he's Metros dance creator and an
Astaire in his own right shows me
how to do the steps. And do them.
And that's all there is to it. And it's
almost as much fun as singing"
It's almost as much fun just
watching. JERRY MASUN
Evening star., 1943-08-22

always a gigantic free-for-al for
the seats f1anking and facing her.
Her orders now: she eats with the
officers - probably to stave off
rioting.
On her last camp tour. Judy found
that she was always competing with
a picture called Presenting Lily
Mars" which starred Judy Gar
land. She sang in the recreation hall,
the movie would be shown at the
same time in the theater. Standing
Room Only always resulted in both
places.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

camps she's visited. She was the first
Hollywood star to 60 out on camp
tour, and she's still doing it at the
drop of cheron. Most singers sing
five or six songs for an audience.
Judy sings IL from every camp
stage. All the boys have to do is
shove a piano her way and yell out
their requests.
Chow Scramble
WHEN she first started, she had
one rule: if she ate at camp, she ate
with the enlisted men. Result was
Evening star., 1943-08-22
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Evening star., 1943-08-22
HOLIDAY HAIR
MI4tT G2HMA M11D6E H1N/

DRY, WILD az a wolf! ls that the
kind Of hair you get on holidays?
When you play tennis, golf or base
ball-does sun and wind dry out
your hair? When you dive in for
a swim-water may rob your hair
Of natural oils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
PATTEN FAVORED

Johnny Patten. intercollegiate
champion ~ 100 yards, Is ont TO
beat both Nakama and Smith IN
the go Little 5-foot 5-inCh Ma
kama holds twe-%eFdiets over Pat
ten but has failed 20 equal the
? 1913 Clocking OF the Michigan
captain when he beat the Little
Buck IN the first dual meet be-
tween the schools AT Ann Arbor.
Nakama won al Columbus and in
the Big Ten
Here's the winners 10 be ex-
pcCtcd a. OHIO State. Michigan
has The best 3OO-yard medley relay
in Harry Holiday, Jim Skinner and
Patten and should win the 400
yard relay with Merv Church, Bob
West Ace Corey and Patten.
Holiday is CinCh in the back
stroke, an event m which ne is un-
beaten this year Patten should
have his own way i'm the century
Skinner Is expected 10 retain his
brea>tSrroke title and Church looks
Ike the class Of the field in the 50
Ohio is expected TO produce WIN
ner> IN the diving with Frank
Dempsey and three or four other
Springboard artists and in the 30
and 4i0 with Nakama and Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Heilmann Only Man
To Air Tiger Games

Regardless Of strife on foreign
battlefelds, and The beehive de-
Tense work on the homo front
baseball Will go marching on
through tho 1913 season.
Those who Will find it unable
TO attend games once again will
be able TO thrill 10 the play of
the Detroit Tigers through the
medium of Harry Heilmann. for
mer Tiger great and one of the
top righthand batterS of all time.
Tiger broadcaSts will be heard
exclusively over Station WXYZ
and the Michigan Radio Network
this season with ITeilmann doing
his now famous play.by-play
broadCaStS.
lIeilmann'S knowledge of the
game, his humorous stories of past
diamond lore, and his all-around
personality and inimitable style
have made him one of the best
baseball announccrS in America.
Throughout Michigan he is one
OF the most popular figures IN
sports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Bob Tales
Norris, Adams
Give Hockey
# S Best Break
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

I'm counting on you. DO ut
most TO win tonight. want
every effort made against
Hawks, regardless of risks"
II was shortly before the
hockey battle with the Black
hawks Thursday night that
Jack Adams, ruddy-faced gen
eral manager, received this wire
from his boss, James Norris.
The wire came from Norris.
who is in Florida.
FIRST you can get the picture
-StrdIght IN your mind The
Wings several games before had
already cinChcd the National
Hockey League championship,
They had nothing at stake IN the
game with the Hawks
Chicago, on the other hand,
had everything riding on the
game. 1t meant a chance in the
Stanley Cup playoifS and the
dough that goes 10 individual
members Of the team
II the Wings knocked Chicago
OIL of the playoffs, which they
did, as you know by now. 1t
meant Montreal CanadieRs would
inherit the right 10 fight for the
cup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

FIRST round matches IN the
Michigan a. A L. doubles hand
ball championship Will start this
Sunday a the Jewish Community
Center courts. Woodw ard and
Holbrook
Servicemen viii be admitted
free for these matches.
Following is Sundays schedule:
g. ~ ~ Batra.J Gustamstt Adams
y " Bsre J.. Schwartz g. G. e.. NJ.
E4Ser'NHi Van victor D. e. & l- W.
J busrsll-C Bonn tAcsus
~ hoobermsn-I COLD ~ g
Z vs. Suimkus-A AFNe.e ,Norihern
", George GostomskI-l Feele, ,FIsher
~ J. @ecman-J. CAsby adams ".
M Ftckens- Partner adams y
vs salf,r Partner adams -. s.
csNUs.A Eretkun unattached
, % Lloyd Brazil Nhfmark ~ ~
% vs. lus-R FraheN tHest.rn -.
Duke kIefer- ft Barbour az. OF ID "
I. Smhu.G kozds o. &. c.
Following teams drew tyes into 'he
second round Which viii De PLAYED Mon
taE and Tuesday nights + MsrIo-I.
brFssler adams " Al SChsufcIberser
Partner ,k CO.. Leo SChInfnan- Partner
Adams " J. Winkler-G. Epstein adams
W J HaEensh-P Stohbe adams y. l..
Rothenberg Partner adams W. r Lem
mer.R MsjerstOnf adams ".
Ray kely-Bul Hnv We " N.tarf-C
Ns,nos hfst round match VIII be PLAYED
st m. Monda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
BODY ATTACK HURTS

II was BODY attack that
Knocked out Charlie Hayes.
tAnd, incidentally, Hayes looked
better winning over Jimmy Man
dell Friday night than We ever
have seen him.
II was a whitening body at
tack that beat Jimmy Edgar
twice. Edgar says LaMotta hurt
him more in those two fights
than he was hurt in all his box
lng career put together.
II was body punches that
dropped Ray Robinson 10 The
canvas in each of the two fights
here. And Saturday, as Jimmy
Reeves reflected over his sud-
den Knockout in the sixth round
ne thought II was the series Of
body punches he took that beat
l,..r..
Reeves in the sixth suddenly
seemed 10 come 10 the end Of
the road. HIS motor stalled His
wings Of offcnSe fell off. He
was in a nose dive 10 the can
MAS, and completely down and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
WANTED THEIR BEST

Adams read the wire 10 The
team behind closed doors He
stressed how much the game
meant 10 the boss He asked
them 10 play their best game of
the year.
Adams didn't have 10 20 into
detail about Do. But The team
understood that the honesty Of
the game was AZ Stake.-that
tins was one that just had 10
WIN.
So il turned on, al right -
that Is. for every one save the
BiackhaWkS.
With Chicago out Of the play
offs IL means a financial loss 10
players. owners, the league and.
Yes, 10 Norris. He owns CHI
cago Stadium. where the Hawks
play their home games.
Sports IN America cant 20
wrong as long as there are men
like James Norris and Jack
Adams standing guard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
JAKE FIGHT TOPIC

Fans Of our town arc still
jahbing today about Friday
nights bath between jimmy
Reeves. the Chicago Negro. and
Jake LaMOtta.
II was tho kind Of fight that
II myers with YOU For five
rounds IL was by tar the best
fight IN which LaNotta has been
involved here. j, was one of The
best Olympia has seen IN years
We picked LaNotta 10 win
this one hy a knockout. And
we did 50 for one reason
Reeves had been inactive since
December Al the same time
LaMotta had been fighting the
best men IN the ranks OF box
lnC'S little fellows
During the first five rounds
there WASN'T anything 10 choose
between them. LaMotta, /
think. landed the most damag-
inG blows Especially around
the body. which is his special
dish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
MAKES DOUBLY SURE

Adams read the wire II was
not 30 many minutes later that
he had a Tong distance call.
THAT was the boss again" he
said He wants us 10 win this
game tonight even NJ The cost Of
IN Stanley Cup. He told me To
have every man In there that
could hObble.
This IL the kind ~ game
you like To rest your regulars
It's the kind of game, too. where
you don't like 10 put on the
pressure with the Kids.
But I'll catch IL plenty "
We don't win. I've got To sell
the boys on going out there and
fighting their hearts out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Times to Give Readers Full
Couerage in Stanley Cup

This Sunday night a. the first Of the Stanley Cup
payofS between the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto
Maple Leafs-there will be exciting array of sports
writers and photographers covering the and its side
lights for Detroit Times readers Youl ind their stories
and pictures in Mondays Detroit Times.
Lew Walter recognized the finest hockey writer in
the business. viii the game itself.
Times sports editor Bob Murphy and Edgar Hayes
will offer color stories and sideghts of the along with
interesting locker interviews
Nen De Geer sports editor of the Toronto Globe and
Mail viii describe the payof from the Canadian viewpoint
for Times readers
Detroit Times photographers will be at Olympia catch
Ing the big moments of the game in pictures.
See Mondays Detroit Times for pictures of Sundays
and stories by the experts For carrier delivery to
your home dial Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Cox Is Formal
Head Of PhiIies

PHILADELPHIA, March %
INSJ 49, William d. Cox, New
York lumberman and the syndi-
cate which he heads today became
The formal owners of the Phila-
delphla National League baseball
club.
All but 50 Of the 5000 shares
of stock i>sued by the PhilfieS
were turned over 10 Cox by Ford
Frick, president of the circuit, in
a meeting at the clubs offices in
Philadelphia. At the same time,
Prick announced that all outstand-
ing debts Of the Phils have been
cleaned UP"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
I.ETTAUS WIN

In the earlier skate dance cham
pionShlpS. Jean and Fred Lettau
were first in junior event, with
second 10 Alice Wazarck and Bill
Chorkey and third 10 Eleanor
SymeS and Jack Smith
Second in novice dance went 20
Patricia Whitmore and Jack Joyce
and third 10 Thelma Garland and
Mickey Warren.
Championships Will continue
Sunday al Arcadia with figure
skating from 9 a m. 10 p. m and
naIrS from 5 10 s ID m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Hdndbd|| Series City Elves Bid
To Open Sunday For State Berth

Briggs Aircraft team by defeat
ing St Benedict two out Of three
games for the East Side Class A
basketball championship. Will meet
the winner of The West Side
champs IN a one-gane knockout
series for the championship of the
city.
The winner Of this series will be
the representative team 10 com
pete IN The State Recreation Tour
noy which VIII be held in Pontiac,
March -, 70 and y All games
to be played in the Pontiac High
School gymnasium.
Detroit is scheduled 10 play
lIamtramck In the first game. at
: 30 p m March -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
tSttt ROLF

Norman Archer played the usual
role of second IN all events 10
Lindbergh. This way Of finishing
has been going on since the TWO
buddieS started racing years ago.
Arthur HeinZe and Gerald Bacon
tied for third place IN the stand
IngS for senior men.
Arcadia Club members scored
nearly clean sweep over Wells,
the only other rink entered.
Lawrence and Richard Wells. sons
Of the host rinkS manager col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Phi|ies in Need
Of Five Players

HERSHEY, Pa March % TNSD
Five more players on the Phil
lies roster viii see the team on
the road 10 success. manager
Bucky Harris optimlStically OBJ
Serl Cd today,
What I need" BuCky SAID
els shortstop, catcher and
three pitchers. II I can get
them. the Phillies won't get
kicked around this year"
Meanwhile. IT seemed as though
Harris should have put in a re-
quest for another infelder. as first
haseman Eddie Murphy reported
that he preferred 10 stay AT his
war JOB in Joliet. nj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Markell Victor
In Stretch Drive

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March %
fUPb-Mar-Kcll, a fleet FLY. to-
day won the $500 Majestic Hotel
HandIcap AZ OaklewY Park. a full
length ahead Of Silver Star FARMS
Chipamink. after coming up from
third place in the stretch
Tho { a u m q Farms filly
stumbled slightly al the start Of
the 6-furlonG run but recovered
under Wendell EadS' Skillful han
ding and finished in 1:12 on a good
track a +. ErneStS Alohort.
usually a good stretch runner. was
third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
apa Lindbergh Wins
Speed Meet
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Still showing IS much ZIP az in
the past years Harry Lindbergh
tore through 10 WIN the FIRST city
speed championship Of the ANA
teur Roller Skating Association
Saturday night at Wells.
Harry. Who became d papa dur
ing the last year, scored A clean
sweep, winning the 440-yard, $50
yard, one mile and tWo-mile and
5-mIie events. In the latter race
he stood the audience on its ear
by tapping the entire field twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
PROBLEM

Reeves weighed close TO 170
pounds when he took a leave Of,
absence from a Cleveland de-
Tense plant. lie knew he had 10
whlttle off poundage fast 10
make l62 pounds
II may be that he overdid il
lie weighed l6l when he arrived
IN Detroit q week before the
fight
During FIVE rounds Reeves
really had II. Bu IN the sixth
he was a licked fighter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
CdmiIfi 10 Report
To Dodgers in April

UKIAH. Cal, March 20 (UP)
Dolph Camilli, Brooklyn Dodger
first baseman, viii leave here
April = with Arky Vaughn for
eastern training camp. lie earlier
announced his retirement from
baseball in favor of ranching and
then changed hts mind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

tected firSt and second In midget
boys events on two races and
Madden Who carrier in
the day had won the novice skate
dance with Leonard Perry, was
second IN intermediate girls speed.
Other winners: juvenile boys
first Dale Godfrey; second. Robert
Sabine. third, Joe CluttS. Junior
boys first. James Godfrey; second,
Jack Joyce; third. Tom Allen. In
ternedIate boys: first, Ken Deane
second, James Jacobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
HeintzeIman Called

MUNCIE. Ind, March 20 OIP)
Pitcher Ken Heintzelman mott
fed Pirate President William T..
Benswanger today that he has
passed his army physical exami-
nation and is scheduled for induc-
ton at Jefferson Barracks, Mo,
next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Ben Hogan 10 Enter
Army on Thursday

FORT WORTH Tex. March 20
tINSl-Little Ben Hogan. veteran
of many national golf tourna-
mcnt VIII 90 into the army
Thursday Hogan has not played
golf for several months He was
m Tulsa taking civilian pilot
COursC-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
State Table Tennis
Listed for April 3-4

April 81 has been set As the
dates for the Michigan Table Ten
ms tournament which will be held
u conjunction with the Briggs en-
ploycS tournament AZ the FairvIew
Gardens. Jonn TWieg, chairman
announces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
LACK PLACE WINNERS

The Wolverines won six out Of
nine events in the Big Ten 10
.Ohlo'S three, but missed the boat
because they lacked place winners.
The intercollegiate should go just
about the same way. as Yale,
strongest team ln-the- with
Allen Ford. the sensational 100
yard record holder In the lineup.
isn't coming out 10 the hlnterland.
No other team is in sight as far
as the team championship is con-
Cerned Minnesota had only IA
points in placing third IN the con-
ference and Neil Thorpe always
has had weltbalanced- outfit
Ohio State will be stronger for
the intercollegiate, As Bill Smith.
the Hawaiian boy. Will be eligible
TO represent the Bucks Smith. If
YOU didn't know. is rated AS The
greatest swimmer since Johnny
WeiSSmuller's day and he deserves
the rating
He hUtdS the worlds standards
for the 30 and 440 yards. among
other maIkS-At Columbus he VIII
be favored in the furlong and the
quarter and ms particular rival
Will he keo Nakama a teammate,
who won these events in the Big
Ten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Muny Open Cage League
Championship Series


MONDAY, AT ST CLAIR
Briggs Aircraft vs.. West Side Champs
a. : As p m.
TUESDAY. AT KRONK
Briggs Aircraft W, West Side Champs
at s.45 p. m
In case a third game Is necessary IL viii
Re announced later
Seryicemen's Championship
WEDNESDAY AT ST. CLAIR
y s. Coast Guard vs.. y. S. Army Re.
cruitiuE, AZ 30 .. m.
WEDNESDAY, AT KRONK
Fort Wayne vs.. L. 5. Military Police
A. 30 y m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
The schedule:

A. 81, Clair Community Center-t o. m
Nativity W Queen Of Apostles ; .. m
81. Clare vs. 50 Anthony & D. 81.
Gregory vs Queen Of Apostles p. m
Santa Maria ST. Paul: p n
Blessed Sacrament VS. San Francisco. z
y. IN, Holy Rosary vs.. St Catherine
A. Holy Redeemer GYM ?. m. ST.
Aiphonsus W.. St Margaret Mary; p. m q.
HutT feedeemer VS.. ST. Benedict. = p m
81 Aiphonsus We St. Margaret MARI.
A. ST Bsnedict's Gyms p. m. Shrine
OF the Little Flower W. ST Gregory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Favor Buckeyes
ToDuCk i. NJ. in
Swim
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

1t isn't pretty picture for Matt
Mann. Michigan's swimming coach,
to contemplate. but from here il
looks as if the Wolverines are go
ing 10 take a ducking from Ohio
State in the National Intercollegi-
ate championships scheduled at
Columbus next Friday and Satur-
day.
Earlier this month the Bucks,
after taking a licking from Michi-
gan in two dual meets, sneaked in
to win the Big Ten title at Evans
ton by a 66-6l score.
II Michigan fails to win at Co
lumbuS it will mark the first time
IN II years That Mann-coached
team at Ann Arbor has failed to
come home with either the Big
Ten or National intercollegiate
title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
I Teams Sure
To Bow Out Of
CY0 PIayoffs

AT least two team, face certain
elimination IN the piayofts OF the
Catholic Youth Organization cage
league this Sunday AS IA funahStS
enter the second round OF com
petition.
Four clubs in tho lightweight
bracket Will be fighting with one
e anne handicapS, representing
losses in the first round played
last week. And since the finals
are being run on two-gamc
knockout basis, two of these
quintetS will be forced out OF the
running Sunday. They are play
ing each other.
In the heavyweight bracket
Holy Redeemer and Holy Rosary
will be battling 10 retain Their
p ayoff positions. Both clubs
dropped their opening contests
last week and face elimination T
they lose. Holy Redeemer viii be
meeting ST. Benedict, the new
conner which upset Queen or
Apostles, defending champions, last
week, Holy Rosary will clash with
St Catherine. ST. Catherine drew
bye in the first round Queen
of Apostles drew the bye for this
week.