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Evening star., 1943-12-23
Coroner's HEARINGS
To Be Held Today
lin 7 Traffic Deaths

Coroner's jury hearings were to
be held today at the District Morgue
into the Districts oath and 95th
traffic fatalities of the year.
A streetcar motorman, William L.
Hicks, Al, of 6217 Foote street, Seat
Pleasant, Md, police said, was to
appear in connection with the death
Yesterday of Richard Epps, colored,
As, of 2216 Twelfth street NV. Mr..
Epps died in Freedmen's Hospital
from injuries received Octoer %
when he was struck by a streetcar
at Eighth and K streets
Police said Jasper Jones, colored,
IS, of 227 Fifty sixth street NE, was
to appear in connection with the
ACCIDENT Tuesday which proved fatal
for Gerald Barnes, II, colored, of
1l6 Fifty third street Sc. The boy
was knocked off his bicycle at Fifty
third and East Capitol streets.
Army Captain Held.
Yesterday coroner's jury ordered
25-year-old Army captain held for
Municipal Court under the Negligent
Homicide Act and exonerated a
streetcar motorman.
Capt. Edwin D. Taylor, commander
of fighter squadron at, Camp
Springs Md, was in custody of
military authorities awaiting trial
in connection with the traffic death
Tuesday of 21a-year-old William
Munger. Capt. Taylor, who served
two years in the Raj before trans
ferring to the United States Army
Air Forces, was the driver of an
automobile which collided with the
car in which the child was riding
with his mother at Thirty second
and Erie streets Sc.
The child was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Munger, 1904 Thirty
first street Sc. At the hearing
Capt. Taylor testified that 3foot
hedge partially obscured his view
so that he did not see the car
driven by Mrs. Munger until he was
about l8 feet from the intersection.
Tests Reported.
Police who investigated told the
jury the hedge might have partially
obstructed the view of both drivers.
They said. however, tests at the
scene showed cars in similar posi-
tions were visible to one another
about so feet from the intersection
In the other case yesterday the
jury cleared James M. Royster, 80.
of 1923 Sheridan street NV of
blame in the death December Is of
Anthony Mares, 84-year- -old retired
Hecht Co. repairman. of 4017 Four
teenth street NV Mr.. Mares was
killed when struck by streetcar
in front of his home.
Meanwhile Pinky Wade. 49, COL
ored, of $40 First street NV. suf-
fered spinal injuries yesterday, po-
lice reported, when she was struck
by taXicab at Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and First street NV. while
running across the street from be-
hind parked car. Police said Ed
ward M. Ritenour, 80, of BIAS New
ton street NE. was the driver of
the taxi
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Crash Kills Commander
OF Suffolk IN. W Air Base
Fly the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Lt. Col.
John Victor Wallen. At, command
ing officer of the New York Army
air base at Suffolk and a veteran OF
eight months combat service in Tu-
nisia, was injured fatally yesterday
in the crash of an Army observation
plane a mile and half south of
the base.
Two enlisted men in the plane
suffered minor injuries.
Col. Wallen, whose home was at
Los Angeles, is survived by his
widow and two sons
A veteran of the World War and
a flyer with the Army and National
Guard for 81 years, he reported for
extended active duty in March, l94l
and was graduated from the Com
mand and General Staff School at
Fort Leavenworth. Kans., in the
same year. He was appointed COM
manding officer at Suffolk last
October.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Pastor Who Attempted
Suicide by Fast Dies
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAUGATUCK, Mich, Dec. 23.-
The Rev. Charles Horswell, 86 re-
tired minister who last summer en-
gagged in self-imposed 45-day fast
in an expressed desire to join his
wife In death, died of a heart at
tack last night at Douglas Hospital
here.
The former Chicago pastor, who
studied for the ministry at North
western University, was persuaded
by his children to abandon his fast
last July % after he had taken only
liquid nourishment since his wife IS
funeral June Is. He lost IS pounds
during the fast.
Surviving are two sons. Richard,
Evanston, H.. and Lawrence, New
York, and daughter, Mrs. Gardner
E. Johnson, Montclair, N. j.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted here tomorrow. Burial will
be in the family plot beside his wife s
grave
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Alexandra to Salvage
YuIe Wrapping Paper

Wrappings and boxes from Christ
mas packages, as we'll as news
papers. may be placed with trash
and will be collected and salvaged,
according to Carl Budwesky, Alex
andria city manager
Mr.. Budwesky said that. despite
the fact that tons of newspapers
are collected through the schools
the city has been salvaging 20 tons
a. week by employing men to sepa =
rate it from unusable trash after ii
has reached the city dump.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Ordnance Group 10 Honor
Campbell, BIendy, Girdler

! BY the Associated Press.
The Army Ordnance Association S
three medals for distinguished ord
nance service will 60 this year to
Maj. Gen. L. H. Campbell, jr., chief
of Army ordnance; Rear Admiral w
H. P. Blandy, chief of Navy ord
nance, and Tom M. Girdler. chair
man of Republic Steel Corp.
Brig. Gen. Benedict Crowell. As
sistant Secretary Of War during the
World War and president of the
association, said the presentations
would be made at the organization S
25th anniversary meeting in New
York January 49,
Mr.. Girdler will be decorated as
chairman of the associations Com
mittee on Endowment for his out
standing service to the national de-
fense through his leadership in this
cause"
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Jumison Given Decree

MANASSAS. Va, Dec. % (Spe.
ciaD William Lipscomb Jamison
son of Mrs. Mary L. Jamison
Manassas, has been awarded an M
ID. Degree at the University of Vir.
ginia Medical School. DR.. Jamison
who is a graduate of the Osbourr
High School and Dartmouth Col.
lege, is serving his internship a.
George Washington Hospital begin.
ming this week.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
StookIey Flyer Missing
After Berlin Ruid

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Dec
23.-Mr. and Mrs. Maurice I. Bowen
of Stoakley, near here, have been
notified by the War Department
that their son, Maurice I. Bowen. jr.
Army Air Forces. is missing in action
after participating in an air raid
over Berlin.
Mr. Bowen is a graduate of the
Calvert County High School, ano
enlisted in the Army Air Forces in
the summer of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
MANY PRIZES

And speaking Of prizes this
year there will be hundreds OF
beautiful gold. silver and bronze
trophies. Six big Hearst team
Trophies and handsomely en-
graved efficiency diplomas Every
shooter will receive an attractive
l943 shooting coat emblem.
The addition Of individual events
on this years program VIII per
mt hundreds Of shooters 10
IA Aay-thst- otferwTSG
would be ruled out If the tourna-
ment were held strictly TO team
matches aS In other years.
Eligibility viii not he a.
stringent As IN 1912 either For
instance IN the open DIVISION,
shooters do not have 10 qualify
by shooting in preliminary matches
such as was required a year ago
Only IN the novice division will
shooters be required 10 produce
proof that they have either com
pleted their small arms training
school course. now being con-
Quoted AZ all gun clubs. or have
been properly trained IN the
fundamentals Of craftsmanship At
any club or shooting organization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Only Week Left
To Enter Times
Trophy Contest

Hunters and anglers have only
one more week TO enter The De
troit Times Mounted Trophy Con-
test which Will be held At the
SpOrtsmen and Boat
Show at the Olympia, April l0-lS.
Sportsmen are urged 10 fill out
the entry blank below today and
mail il 10 the Outdoor Editor of
the Times. Deadline for entering
trophies is April 7
Forty cash awards totaling $3.50
Will be given in 10 classes. which
include Michigan big game, non
Michigan big game, Michigan small
game. Michigan fish from lake and
stream. Michigan trout, Great
Lakes fish. salt water fish, Michl-
gan upland game. wild duck and
wild geese
Meanwhile. Bill Pfau. manager
Of this years show, was "buSiei
than bird dog arranging many
outstanding acts for the Today
event.
Orin Benson and has group oi
champion retriever dogs. which
made such a hit here last year
will be on hand.
Detroits outstanding dogs come
into the picture for the first time
this year, with members of the
Detroit Beagle Club, heading the
list with many Michigan bench
champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Dates for
Spor+smen

March 28-SpoTtsmens Dog
Training Club SOC Seven
Mile, starts at Q a. m. Open 10
all dogs registered and un-
registered.
March 2S-Rihe training
classes at Detroit Gun Club.
1886 Grand River, starts at
2 p m.
March Cocoon dog heId trial
~ Green Glen Park. one and
one-half miles north Of Auburn
avenue. east Of Pontiac on Ryan
road Starts At II a. m. Chuck
Dewitt, field marshal
March 29-Conservation de-
partment opens sale of I 1873
lots, totaling 1888 acres suit
able for hunting and fishing.
For information write Con-
servation Department. Lansing
March 29-Rine training
classes tonight at Fisher Y Gun
Club. Dexter and Grand Blvd.
and Royal Oak Gun Club, ll9
" Third, Royal Oak
March 80 - First general
membership meeting 81 Oak
land County Sportsmen's Club,
Z 10 p. m, AT Oakland County
Boat Club on Sylvan Lake
March 30-Rife training
cIa.se. tonight nj Greater De-
>froit Rod and Gun Club. HamIl-
on and Cortland Highland
Park Detroit Gun Club. 1856
Grand River and Brewster Rife
Club. 637 Brewster.
March ~ - Muskie season
ends today In Lakes Michigan
and Superior. Reopens May p.
March sI-Rihe training
classes tonight At Parks and
Recreation Gun Club, Municipal
Rife Range, 504 Elmwood
Royal Oak Municipal Rife Club.
119 w. Third, Royal Oak; Great
Lakes Steel Gun Club, Lincoln
Park Range, 1910 Electric,
Lincoln Park; Wyandotte Rife
Club. Roosevelt High School.
Wyandotte: Fisher Y Boys Club,
Dexter and Grand Blvd
March 31-All fishing ends to-
day In bass lakes. Permissible
10 dlpnet IN nontrout streams
for suckers. mullet, carp and
other rough fish
April Dog training classes
tonight at Greater Detroit Dog
Training Club, l2704 Woodrow
Wilson. New novice and open
classes start at 100 p. m.
April Rifle training classes
tonight at st. Marys Of BEDFORD
Rife Club. Greater Detroit
Club, Hamilton and Cortland
and Detroit Sportsmen's Con-
gross Minutemen range, 1884
Woodward
April Rifle training classes
tonight At Fisher Y Gun Club,
Grand Blvd. and Dexte r;
Lincoln Park Gun Club, 1910
Electric. Lincoln Park, and
Wyandotte Rife Club. Roose-
welt High School. Wyandotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
OakIawn Results

FIRST RACE 4-yesr-oid. snd up. =.
mic
I,o, R'e.r Poster 1910 3" 50 50
Ticky Otis 'Longdsnl 2 10
Time J Is oN o.
f'HF4T fsfFF7- T'5s Canned FloAi
AWAY and War silver s'so ran.
SECOND RACE 3.yesr-oras. ?. mGs.
FIRST Blush 'LongderJ 80 3.2o So
Manipulate tDs'tiloi 3 % ~
Be one adams 5. 90
Time i.ls 2-S. ~ : -
Love Kee AsrIal Torpeoo. Who Kan
20 NJ. Ann O-Vislon, Burr Ann and ssyo
also ran
THIRD RACE 4-year.oio. and NJ
lie uilss
count q or tIoug1Nrt 81 ~ 50
Beckhsmptoo Reeves 50 80
Lookout RAsCal tPPnsH III
Time IS Is. 80 49,
TsruoIs Lpch''s. Krcne Asnrou AND
TartArus also ran
FouRTH RAcE-4-yesr o'd' ard ur
Anxiety tEsfsI 80 IN N
FIRST Drauep tCn1eVeID 1850 81
EsntAr Run ,Psns ; ~
tbioui,ous Boom on Grand Central
Say Somors and KtnE Torch also ran.
FrFTH RACE '.yssr-oId. sna up. =,
Gro Gsmau 1920 so 81
Chatham tMari'n, so ~
Must Go Reeves so
Time IS IS. ~ S -
Ava Delight. Lsdy orchid AT True and
spuns Dru Also ran.
SIXTH RACE-4-yesr.old. arr ur. a,
Tine e. Wa ,Gonzsisz1 $500 20 %
Ftst Seller o. orK1e1t 50 ? n
r. hs Dream tGbdFVsIi' 3 ~
, ~ 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
RoIlin' Around
ITO Are Entered
In State Meet
By MARGARET RUSSELL

Members Of the Arena Gardens
Roller Skating Club are busy get
ting in last minute practice in
for the state cham
pionshipS sanctioned by the Roller
Skating Rink Operators ASsocia-
ton. They'll be held at this rink
April z, s and 9.
Competition is scheduled for
speed, figures. skate dance pairs
and fourS in all divisions. There is
still q question whether there will
be enough senior men available 10
make competition in this division
advisable.
Already more than 10 have
entered the state meet, deadlIne
on entries for which is April 4.
Varsity Gardens was the scene
OF big farewell party Thursday
night for eight regulars" who are
leaving for the Army. Very gay
occasion with an undertone Of
sadness.
Orville Godfrey. owner OF Ar
cadia, called us 10 say he had
pulled a boner". In Thursdays
column hc had announced that the
revue of city Amateur Roller
Skating Associations champions
would be al his rink next Thurs
DAY. It's April 8 instead.
Haven't had anything about roll
Ter hockey all this season. Now
Eastwood Park comes up with The
news that their boys and girls
team have been playing out there
regularly on Monday and Thurs
day nights. But they are having
trouble getting regular games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
I Soccer Games
On Sunday Card

Two games are scheduled in the
Detroit Amateur Soccer League
this Sunday on local fields, while
The Observation-Disclosures are in
Dayton for a replay Of a National
Amateur Cup trial with the Royal
Air Force squad.
Hungarians have oeen strength
ened for their DAYTON game-by
the addition OF Werner Hamann
from German United. In matches
here Bavarians meet Northwest
ern at Jayne Field at ais p. m
and Detroiters face Hispano al
Northwestern at the same time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
inland Lake Fishing
10 End "Wednesday

Fishing on all Of Michigan in
land lakes will end next Wednes-
day and after quiet period for
spawning Of bass. pike. perch and
parrish will reopen June *. In or
binary years the spring breakup
often halls fishing before the le-
gal March 81 deadllne, but this
season there IS solid ice for ice
fishermen in northern lakes. Tn
NJ the last day Of the month,
fishermen on the undeSlgnated in
land lakes may take any FISH that
bites the hook except trout, black
bass. Sunfish and bluegllls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Hearst Shoot at Olympia May 1890
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE--yssr.olds snd up a
mile.
r6T., ,, Bang, Brooks 400 $50 so 80, so
Weisenheimer (Hauerl 90
Time 1913, on 3:4Oil
Connie Ann, Prince WsyRo. Clos flight.
Nsrghileh ana Valdina Rebel also ran.
SECOND RAcE-i-y,sr-olds snd up. {.
mile.
Count Chat CBrooHsb $50 100 } 50
Wise Decision tRienkD 80 20
Roman Hero Martin 20
Time 1913 2-5. eff 4.07ia
flag Post. Gummed Up. Joe " CLOUDY
Weather and White Bait also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-yesr-olds q. NIL,
DigEie CWillamsl $50 A.0O 90
Miss Monarch tBrooks) $50 so
sun Flower tHauerl so
Time l:i2, OF A.33
sRosewell. Unknown Reward spoii
Girl. Roziants, s-wapan and Miss Pop
mon also ran
a-Auerbsch- Mesins entry.
FOURTH RACE-4.ysar-old, and up, >.
mile:
ESpino Gold
(Shelhamon) II 20 o. ? 90
Roman tag tRirnztr 20 81
Night Editor Brooks z 20
Time I.l2 as, OF 2 al
Brown Man IL and Golden Goose also ran
FIFTH RAIL [-1faf-hfor = Hur'
chic shirley tAdaip 10 80 90 :,
Ebony wave CHasEeIO so ? 81
b-Captain Eddie Brooks SOC
Time % 3-5, OF SRI
Half Smart, Dancing Duke Naldin'
vhlona. h-Captain Joe. Flying Juna snc
Fox Brownie also ran
SIXTH RACE-4-yssr-olos and up
l-l6 miles.
6fi sS. ssn is.oF sseosp go SO go &c
Bohsmond (skyrnl ; "
Time i4s, off 5.57l7
Up Jack. Miss Fm ~ Bachelor co
Bectys Bobby ana Jump Bio also ran.
Dead heat
SEVENTH RACE-3-ysAr.nlas and Up
- mile
Marriage CCrsig $50 40 ou
b. Midland CShelnaTer) so ou
Tim. i:4s 3.5 new track reeordD, OF
b-Porter', Cap. s-vsld,ns Orphan snc
Moscow II also ran.
a-ValdinH Farm entry,
DC. s. Howard entry
EIGHTH RACE--4yssr-oids and NJ
lis miles
Issroma tZufslth 70 ~ "
Blossom Queen BROOKS SD "
High Talent tskoronski' ~
Time i.a7 Is off 6.5siz
HeIen's Boy, Hattie Belle. Holi. Flour
town, Csrlads, BIttermilk and Black Time
NINTH RAcE-4-yesr-ola' and up
Fraissuortny (BrookD 90 100 "a
Bull Whip (skeNyb ; 80 %
Busy CskoronskI s.
Time l:47 Is. on ~
Prince Chance, Ssarcs. Little Cav
woodsman. Yestsryssr ana Vsldins Pa
= tsrr ret lTs----7---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Outdoor Writers
.Ieet GiIIies

CHICAGO, March 2s-Don Gil
lies. outdoor editor of The Detroit
Times, was elected a director of
the Outdoor Writers Association
of America here today at their
annual convention held jointly
with the Izaak Walton League.
J. Hammond Brown, Baltimore
News-PoSt. was reelected preSi-
dent; Dick White, Montreal Ga
zette. Arnold Stewart Wilmington
News, vice presidents; James w.
Stuber, Dayton Journal, secretary.
Among other directors was Clar-
ence S. Paquin. Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Want Girls for
SOftbdII Teams

Girls desiring ny oufs with
ma lor league Softball teams are
invited 70 attend the opening
spring training sessions which
commerce IN FoCh girls gym
nasium. CharlevoiX and Fairview
Monday night. Hank Chalou, man
ager of the Veterans. a Detroit
Softhall Association entry was par
tIcularly anxious for girl players,
who came mere within the past
wear for war work. 10 report
The session begins At 80 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
IN THE OPEN
Wildlife Food Values
May Bring Extra Gas
BY DON GILES

Hold your breath Mr.. and Mrs.
Michigan Angler.
There's a chance you may be
permitted enough gasoline TO 60
fishing this summer. OF course
there's nothing official, bat taking
the statement made by DR.. Ira
n. Gabrielson, Chief of the ". s.
Fish and Wildlife Service that
the recreational value of hunting
and fishing TO our Nation at war
can hardly be over-emphasized"
leads one TO believe that some
kind OF relaxation of travel restric-
tons may be forthcoming soon.
Gabrielson pointed out that
although hunters and anglers har-
vested more than 250,000 900
pounds of game meat and
300,000,0O0 pounds Of fish in 1912,
n valuable contribution To the ma
tons wartime larder, this was a
small return compared 70 the
renewed vigor that 16,000.0Oo CT
william workers brought back 10
their Jobs last year from our
woods, fields and waters.
Speaking of sportsmen's patriot
ism, Or. Gabrielson said: Let no
one question the patriotism Of the
man or woman who takes his nee
essary relaxation with rod and
gun. u
Prominent conservation leaders
in the east have adopted four
point recommendation as follows:
Acceptance of hunting and
fishing as legitimate forms Of
recreation OF real aid 10 a war
time civilian economy.
2-Continued actiN ties -nl
Sportsmen's clubs, through small
gatherings where distances and
lack Of adequate transportation
prevent larger meetings.
3-Gontinucd purchsSe Of
eenses by all sportsmen.
whether those buying them ex-
pect 10 find time 10 use them or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Burns After Third
Table Tennis Title

BHFffs,- stiape-P proprietor
Of his own table tennis center, will
be seeking TO establish new
championship is held at Fairview
records in the sport when he state
Gardens next Saturday and Sun
day.
Entries for the tournament are
being accepted by Graham 3.
Steenhoven. l446 Nottingham
Crosse Polnte Park, Deadline is
April 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
More Pheesents
Than Last Year

Roadside counts of hundreds Of
pheaSants in state game areas in
the Thumb district this month
have revealed that the birds are
not only more numerous now than
they were in March. 1912 but
that the proportion Of cocks 10
hens also has increased
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Oakland County Sports
Club Meet tuesday

The newly formed Oakland
County Sportsmen's Club will hold
their first membership meeting
Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Oak
land County Boat Club on Sylvan
Lake, near Pontiac.
Charles A. Sparks, president Of
the club, said that standing com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

.
which their members will be urged
10 aid farmers with their work IN
the field in return for hunting
privileges and an antipolution
campaign with particular emphasis
in cleaning up the Clinton River
The club intends 10 make a
concerted effort 10 open up more
Oakland County lakes 10 public
bathing and other receational ac-
'tivities. including tishing, boating
and hunting.
Sparks. who is the shirt sleeved
one-gallus type sportsman, said his
creed was 10 get every factory
worker laborer and their families
out into the open on their day off
that they might enjoy nature and
all Of its natural resources.
I'VE intend 10 urge the con
servation department to pur-
chase more public lands in Oak
land County" Sparks said. I'VE
have 400 lakes In Oakland
County and only n few OF them
are open Ia the public at pres
emit"
Sparks praised the Detroit
Sport Smen'S Congress and-the
wonderful strides they have made
in improving the public sports
mems rights during the past SIX
years.
I'VE intend 10 follow their
pattern Of = sportsmen's club.
They already have given us In
I valuable aid in getting started
here In Pontiac" Sparks an
/ nounced
I Speakers Tuesday are Lloyd
Pagan. president OF the Detroit
SportSmen'S Congress Jack Van
covering. Harry Sahs and Don
GIllieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

for every
phase of conser-
will be
announced To-
6 p I h er with
their program
for the coming
year.
High lights Of
their program
include enpha-
sis on farmer
$ re-
Iation s h ID in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
Sponsor

George YacoS. chairman NJ the
la43 National AAU weight lift
ing. IS seeking 2 sponsor for this
years event scheduled for April
lie may be reached AZ 95 East
Garfield telephone Temple l-2626
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

not. as a patriotic duty 10 insure
adequate conservation and res
toration measures by game ad-
ministration agencies.
4-Sharing of guns, ammuni-
ton and transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
The Greater Game

For three years SturgeS Gregory
worked 10 win a regular berth on
the Wayne football team He
didn't make the grade but saw
plenty of action with reserves &.
The same determination that kept
him working three years despite
his failure 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
The Greater Game
FOOTBALL TEAM,
HE'S MARINE CAPTAIN
By EDGAR HAYES

his baseball on the sandlots Of De-
troit. is a candidate for the post
[ I'm AT Fort Sheridan He
played second base for Camp Ham
last year and mis- team won the
Pacific Coast championship -.
Among the other well known ball
layers who have reported at
Sheridan are Erwin Dusak. rookie
outfielder with he world cham
pion st. Louis Cardinals last sum-
mer Marty Keib from Du-
quesne University who had trial
with the Pirates. catcher. and
Johnny Wilson. a first baseman for
Western Reserve, who is b 2 I ( er
known as end for Dutch Clarks
Cleveland Rams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

win "A starting
: pot got him
the rank of cap
tain in the ma
rineS lie has
been battling on
I h . Solomons
and rates with
the best officers
the m ar n G s
have on that en-
battled baStion.
u &c X G. a l.
800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28

assistant football coach AT William
and Mary, and Charles Zeno, who
coached in Ohio high schools be-
fore joining the navy. have been
advanced 10 full lieutenants IN the
navy -. They arc stationed at
Crosse lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-28
She Ferries Planes

Katherine Rawls Thompson. IA
nous swimmer, is row ferrying
fighter planes.