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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30

Field director of ammunition
plants. for the War Department,
Colonel Gerber will award an
Army-Nayy "E" flag to the Coosa
River Ordnance Plant at ITALIA
dega. Ala, Tuesday, March %.
The plant is operated by The Bre-
con Loading Company, a subsid-
larry Of The Coca-Cola Company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-30

Primitive Baptist Chirch
(Coloredl
Members ---------. S7.3O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

Anrr.sTIsLAfEN1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

OF llS4S Cameron. They are In
Highland Park General Hospital
suffering from broken left legs
William Glover. Of 2l726 Gauk-
ler. St CLAIR Shores. and George
Molarek. %. of 1908 Leman on
their way % go hunting saw the
accident and gave chase
Davis lCapcd from his car.
police said and Glover and Mo-
larck chased him on foot into a
nearby alley Glover leveled his
shotgun at Davis and forced him
10 surrender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Heart Attacks
Kill I Hunters

Three Michigan hunters We're
dead today victims Of heart at
tackS and tho accidental discharge
OF shotgun during the stampede
10 tho fields for the opening OF
the small game season. Six other
hunters were wounded
one Detroitcr Joseph Korod. 30,
OF 1921 Cottcrell, fell dead while
pursuing game on a farm In Liv-
ings,on County. Eli HaZen. g.. OF
Lake City. also died OF a heart
aIlment.
Wounded by blast from his
own shotgun. Leonard {. WeStrs.
20. OF Grand Haven. died in a
field near Coppersvllle, Ottawa
County
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Hunters Seize Driver
Who Ran DoWn TWo Girls

Two war workers interrupted
their pheasant hunting trip long
enough Saturday 10 nab. al shot
gun point, a man whose automo-
bile had struck and injured two
girls standing in a Highland Park
safety zone.
In custody and charged with
reckless driving is John Henry
Davis. 43, OF SSl6 Russell The
girls, who were struck at Oakland
and Connecticut Highland Park
are Mildred Capps, 20. Of 1879
Cameron and Eugene Chris. p,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Boise, 2 Other Cruisers
Revealed in Salerno Fight

ALGIERS. Oct. is QNS)-
Three American light cruisers, in
Guiding the famous l0,000-ton
Boise. and three deStroyers were
disclosed today Ia have engaged
enemy shore batteries al point
blank rang while assisting the
Allied landings At Salerno.
Cruisers that took part in the
action besides the Boise were the
9.475-ton Philadelphia and the
9,650-ton Savannah. The destroy
ets were the Bristol, Edison and
Ludlow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Believe Allies Have
Rocket Gun Answer

LONDON, Oct 16 CUP)-The
air correspondent of the London
Daily Mail said today that Allied
commanders believe they have the
answer TO the Nali rocket guns
with which the Germans are be-
lieved 10 have shot down some OF
the go Flying FortrcSSes lost in
Thursdays raid on SchweInfurt,
central Germany.
1T IL suggested In London
that swift cOunter-measures can
be expected" the Mail said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
7 British Warships
In Lisbon Says Berlin
vErRolr SUNDAY TIMES

BERLIN by Official German
wIrelesSl, oct rs GNS)-The
German radio asserted today that
two British CorvettcS have RI
rived ia Lisbon port Portugal
The broadcast identified the
vessels rs part Of the British
warShipS 10 be placed AZ Portu-
gals disposal and Will be com
miSSioned with the Portuguese
navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

She says "mon' YOU should be in.
Vestigated If YOU don't give the lit
tie women the Ok. right nowso she
can shop tonight or tomorrow and
get the smartest Far Coat n town
for the low competitive cash price
OF only $40 00 during Franhin's dar.
ing 18th anniversary sale. Here Is
a very special offer nude in a
drive for 500 now customers 4
smart new pair OF shoes lr a clever
new hat. value $500. absolutely
FREE, with your pur base of a
new 1914 Luxury Fur oat. priced
at only $40 CO. They better. finer,
Luxury Furs. Beautifully lined, tot
lored and styled 10 th' minute. Just
800 down reserves rOur Fur Coat
Take your choice o. the friendly
Franklin credit plaI that suits YOU
best, with up 10 3, weeks to pay.
Right now your OF outmoded Fur
Coat is worth UP u $500 in trade
No red tape no delay. Hurry and
get your FREE hit or shoes during
this drive Use your credit as al
ways at FRANkLIN'S DEPART
MENT STORE. $40 Michigan Ave
Shop any evening till 3 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Waste Shortage
Threatens State
Paper Industry
Public Schools Push
Drive for Scrap Needed
10 Keep Mills Open

Michigan's paper mills, which
should be operating seven days a
week producing overseas contain
srs for food, ammunition and medi-
cines, are now on a five-day sched-
ule and may be forced upon a
three-day schedule within the next
30 days because of the serious
shortage of wastepaper. John Me-
ellis, regional salvage director for
the WPB, warned Saturday.
1.-THE need il real and MIR. and
Mrs. Citizen must cooperate To
the fullest with the collection
drive now being carried out I'm
the public schools" he declared.
ANDERSON IN CHARGE
The campaign is under the
direction OF Edwin J. Anderson,
chairman of the Wayne County
salvage committee. Dealers and
charitable organizations are send
ing their trucks 10 designated
schools each day 10 pick up paper
collected by the students,
Each school II reimbursed at
the rate of ~ ton. and the
money will 20 into the individual
school fund and he used for
whatever purposes the principal
deems best" Anderson said.
MUST HAVE 1T NOW
"Mr. and Mrs. Citizen must
save every scrap NJ paper hut,
above all, they must turn IL in
now.
"a hundred pounds turned In
n month from now won't keep
the mills open now"
Those unable 10 turn in their
paper through the public schools
can have il collected by calling
dealers or any Of the local chart
table organizations. such As the
Goodwill Industries and the Saliva
ton Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Investigates Husbands

AnVTRr1sEMrNr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

"a Nazi broadcast two days
ago claimed the cruiser Philadel-
ph,a had been heavily damaged
In Mediterranean action
All told more than 500 Allied
warships and merchant vessels
operating under United States
naval command were said 10 have
taken part in the Salerno action,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
I'M W~ OWW~

going to be one more dead Jap-or
Marine who isn't coming home.
Waiting him out, and thinking back, ca
&c see where | was wrong. l thought when
= tbe enlisted along with the other kids, that
noe maybe I'd given up the very thing wanted
most-the liberty I'd always known. But
mo was wrong. In this war they teach you to
ara think and plan and act on your own.
it.
And now out here alone, matching my
wits and my CUTS against the cunning and
courage of madmen- that's what's going
to get me through. That's what's going +
to bring me homel :.
Home to my folks. Home to my girl tic
Home to my future. Home to the land that 5ett
was built by and for men who thought and fore.
planned and acted on their own. My land, fIH
my America, my country where there will esen
always be new and better things. where
here will always be equality for all :. N1cI
here there will always be freedom un- x.,o,is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17


The trees. :. the shape of the leaves
vines shaking along branches :. , even tn
pattern of sunlight and shadow are strange
No birds sing. No squirrels leap from limb
to limb No sound except the unheard
sound, the felt sound of watching, wait
ing, listening things
I'm alone. on my own.
And somewhere up the trail, can TELL
Jap snpers waiting for nae. Hung in net
-. his gun cooked :. his finger tight on
the trigger =. waiting for me to move =
into the line of his sights. Like I'm wait VI,
ing for him. nla
This time the chips are down! Nobodys my
going to split this pot. It's winner take all. alw
And the winners the one who gets in the Their
first shot. At the end of this trail there's wher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Men, Women /! Old at
40, 50, 60! Get Pep
FeelYsar, Younger, FuIIoivlm

Don't blame exhausted WORKOUT, rundown feeling
on Sour sEs Thousands amsIed A. What ll'tle
popping up win OstFex pill do. Contains general
tnnics often peded amer 4n-hy bodies iArkine
iron, calcium Phosphate, NitAmin IA. Introductory
sjc eige Ostra Tonic Tablets nov oniv 2ac Why
feel od7 star feeline peppieg and younger, today,
For ssle a. a. drus stores rrsrtrrare--in Detroit
q al Cunrnshams klnleiF. sans and Wal.
grsea etoref
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times cArrler-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

p-or limited >, as long as men are free to
stand alone.
Tcan That's what want when come nome!
yben That's what I'm fighting for The oppor-
that tunity to go ahead :. on n1y o1Un!
nted Keep it for me until come back.
}ut
70 Night and day uere driving to Victory. building
2O00hp. Pratt Whitney engines for Navy Vought
CorSair fighting planes making intricate Hamilton
nv Standard propellerS for United Nations bombers
= readyng production lines to build SkorSky helcop-
~ tiers for the Army Air Forces producing other
important items of ordnance
For We believe there be peace without Victory
-. but We believe and must Uin this t0ar soon
-. help bring and brothers back again to
their jobs and homes and N~
better futures than they had be-
fore. And, together, turn to peace @M~
ful hingS-to the building ofan
finer Kevnator, n
greater Nash. n.A-yN.S"r"s~re
o o
ohon Propeller
VA SH-KELVINATOR CORPORATION
'roEa MdadHks' DETROIT Grand Rapids Lansing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Repeats Triumph
San francesca Defeats ST. Margaret Mary, 3-6
TO Win Junior Title in CYO Cage Tourney

San Francesca today had signed
another lease on the Junior title
Of the Catholic Youth Organiza-
tons cage league. 1t captured the
championship for the Sc con
straight year last night, defeating
ST. Margaret Mary 1876.
In the heavyweight class, St.
Paul, with elimination staring il
in the face, staged a brilliant six
point rally b the last three min
utes 10 pull from behind and finally
defeat St Benedict Abs. Defeat
last night would have meant elimi-
nation for ST. Paul. II was also
St. Benedict's first defeat in he
finals.
Red Mason Of ST. Paul was the
hero, tossing the tying and then
winning baskets. Ed Kamm, for
ward for ST. Benedict, was high
man with six buckets.
Queen of Apostles. defending
champion with its roster COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
BILL LEE YIELDS Run

Bill Lee, another veteran.
chuckcd three more and yielded
three hits and one run Then
came Barrett. who looked tricky
despite Wakefield homer. a ire
mendouS drive inside the park
which cleared Gilberts head IN
left center and rolled 70 the AZ
foot mark
Hiram Brthron chucked the
ninth frame for the National
leaGucrS and the Tigers went
down IN order
Besides Wakefield the Tiger
lineup included other recruits who
did we'll Joe Wood. staud-jn for
Pmky higgins ar third collected
three singles ia five times up and
Charley Metro got a single and
a two-baGger. jimmy Bloodworth
also shared a pair of hits For tho
enemy Stu Martin got three SIN
glc>
A crowd of ass paid. saw the
game Just under The 39ll who
saw the Tigers and White Son
battle the previous Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Pro Grid LEAGUE
Heads Hopeful
For 43 Season

CHICAGO April ) qNS) -
Officials Of the National Football
League refused 10 abandon hope
today. as the organizations eXecu-
tive committee gathered IN Chi
cago, that all 10 teams would take
the field this fall and the entire
schedule would be played
Football Commissioner Elmer
Layden said he did not believe any
of the teams would fall out this
year. although il was known that
several would be Ttdd 70 qUTt FOR
the duration because OF the drain
the military services have made
on their personnel and other war
time difficulties.
Prospects for next year were
regarded as dubious. with pos.
Sibllty that the league might suS-
pend then until the end Of the
war
Today's meeting Of ~the eXecu.
tive committee was q curtain
raiser for the three-day annua.
meeting of the entire league mem.
berShIp which opens tomorrow.
The annual draft meeting of the
full membership is scheduled fOI
tomorrow and the clubs appar.
entity were ready 10 go through
with il in spite of the fact that il
Will be largely a token affair
since many of the men they want
already are in military service OF
soon 10 be called.
The Detroit Lions. by virtue OF
finishing in the cellar last season
would have the first crack a,
frankie Sinkwich Of Georgia, gen.
orally regarded as the No ] player
Of the year bat frankie already is
in the Marine Corps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
.BurnsCdptures
Title for Third
Straight Year
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

While Chuck Burns did the ex-
pected by establishing a now mark
in table tennis circles hcreabouts
winning the state crown for the
third year in succession, a new
champion was crowned in women'S
singles.
She is no newcomer 10 table
tennis. In fact in the past She has
held the title for many years but
Margaret Koolcry Wilson came
back into her own last night al
Fairview Gardens with a four
game triumph over little Jean
Smith Of Ann Arbor
Jean, who is lust - years old
was the surprise Of the tourna-
ment. She is no small stuff IN her
home town, having won the city
title four years in succession, but
she still created quite a sensation
when she put out defending cham
pion Marie Van Loon Nash, IN
the SefniftoalS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Detroit
Pair Ties
For 2IlI

FORT HURON. April Bowl
erS from MN Arbor and Detroit
shock up the first 10 IN the five
man and doubles division of the
Michigan State bowling tourna-
ment al Recreation over the week.
end.
The Nelson Five Of Ann Arbor
noSed its way into a fourth place
tie with Lansing Regents with a
1864 total
In the doubles Albert Sikorski
and Frank Graf, Detroit, fired n
609, 673 for a 1882 and good for a
second place tie with Anthony
CoScolanda and Joe Pontone, De-
troit.
John Dobbileare and Walter
Blackstock put together games ot
$50 and 600 for a 1868 and fourth
place. Dobbileare started his hot
streak with a 27S
II was Sikorskis first tourney
experience and his first year %
bowling.
Marion Pratt, Ann Arbor. had a
helieve-it-or-not series. shooting q
567 IN double, 568 in the five and
500 in singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Max Thomas Wins
In Feature Match

Max Thomas holds 1921
Pills. PHO victory over Thomas
Zerbo in the feature match of the
state AAU singles handball tour
nament which opened Yesterday
Other results
Gene Csrofan tFisher - defcate 10
VIII 2i-i5. 2l-5 Jim pIueavy tDe'roit
Police defeated John Alvfs tKNCH. 2l-q
2i.1S b - Barbour tu y y defeated Dick
Kendsl, 2i-ts. 2l-Ie Christian vlochos
tNorfhern " defeated J SeeleN 1921.
g1.16 2i1S Jim Sammer a. ID D. Won
hy default over stan F7uvsky Leo
DuebaIl downtown y. defeated George
Gustarsk tFisher -. 2i.i 2t-lg e. l.
Refer &C. D. defeated Frank K1rrsusN.
81 20 2l-ij leo Ncfs.m1D downtown
81. defeated Csrk Finley. 21-13 20 10
Desmond carney tu p.- defeated TC'
SuHyau 2i-2u I.is Lou Sclwsr's
ttewsr community cnrer defeated RAY
krU, &C. D. ~ o. -1.s 21I Almond
Uu Hart tKNCt defeated Iuius Gold.
2f-2u 2i-1 chuck Atkrrm8n tpnWntoWu
~ defeated John Howell ,nn0ntown ".
2I.I7 2Ie RrN kstche Downtown ",
defeated bon Mitchell o.. D.. II -. II is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
CRAWFORD Is STAR

IN fact the Bruins easily might
beg of on a saliva test on the
grounds that three days rest and
Jack Crawford were responsible
for their form reversal
Crawford took over his old posi-
ton on The rcarguard with bat
tered Johnny Shcwchuk permitted
the less agile Harvey jackson 20
return 10 the forward line lie
Stoadled tho defense. which needed
plenty Of help as the Wings forced
Brimsek 10 81 saves against
Johnny Mowers 10 lie was in
valuable IN clearing the puck as
Detroit roarcd IN And he cOun-
tered with the Bruins first big
punch Of the nIcht-luSt as Howe
provided the Wings with their last
The two teams came Up 10 the
second period ScorelcSS after 20
minutes of action n which Detroit
had dominated the play With
RrlmSck making II saves 10
Mowers FIVE Referee King
ClancyS three penalties on Boston
against one for Detroit. helped the
Wings MAINTAIN their edge but a
post shot hy Don Crosse was the
closest either team came 70 Scor-
ing The penalties five on Boston
four ON Detroit hcipcd neither
team n this game
Halfway through the period the
Boston line of Nurph Chamber
lain. Harold jackson and Yank
BOYD pcnned in the Crosse. Wares
Howe hnc-cnablcd Crawford and
ShcwChuk 70 move up 10 the
corners out Of the melee around
tho net. Chamberlain passed the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

pletely revamped because of man.
power shortage, showed that il
still had championship stuff when
1t outshot Santa Maria in every
quarter TO win 47-26. There was a
touch of tragedy to the defeat,
however, for Queen of Apostles
was eliminating Santa Maria in
precisely the same way il did a
year ago. And Santa Maria had
been counting heavily on a come
back.
Santa Maria in the heavyweight
class and st. AlphonSus and st.
Margaret Mary in the lightweight
group were the teams to leave The
playoffs yesterday.
Heavyweight--st Paul IL ST Rsnsdiet
50 Queen of Apostles ~ Santa Maria %
Lghtweight-Queen Of Apostles a. 81.
Mlatgare, Mary 20. San Francesca 40. ST.
Alphonsus 10
Grade school-st Glare ~. Shrine Of tho
Little Flower 5; ST. Elizabeth 81. ST Greg
Juni"r-sau Francesca 49, St. Margaret
Mary e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Mats 10 End Series
With Navy Teams

NORFOLK, VA, April ; TNS)
The Washington Senators today
finish up a series of traininC
games with Norfolk naval teams.
taking on the naval air base cuh
which they defeated yesterday IS
40 I After the Senators piled up
"a so lead IN the first two innings
the alrmcn battcd Milo Candiri
iortour runs and threatened 10 tie
things up. Dutch Leonard tn n
took over and held the airmen Ia
one hit IN the last three innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
2NeW Leaders
In Women sCity

Few changes are noted today in
the various leaders of the annual
women's city championship tour
nament at Palmer Park Recrea-
ton. Marion. Licavoli and Helen
Cohen went into first place in
Class B doubles with 974 Julia
Rusin and Eleanor Puszczyk are
first in Class F on 1888.
Kay Tiegs and Mary Conger tied
for first in r on 954. Miss Conger
Is the B singles leader 534. Ruth
Harris in c on SIS. Helen Teas
dale L. 472, and Rose Marie
Ruder. +. All.
Royal Oak No. ? climbed to first
in the 3 team division on 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Red Wings Seem In
As They Take Second
Continued from First Sport Page

pass from Eddie Wares on right
wing ana drove a low 35-fOot ShOi
through BrImsek : pads.
That was the cIncher because II
gave Detroit a Al lead which Art
Jackson cut 70 IA when he scored
MS SECOND goat ana B0Ston'S last
With less than four minutes left
The game ran 10 form 10 The
extent that the teams played I'M
proved hockey with the return Of
injured Veterans DefCnScmau Jack
Crawford. back IN the Boston
lineup after thrcc-game absence.
did even more for tho Bruins than
did Howe for Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
L. VI. TAKES MEDLEY

In the 3O0-yard medley relay.
Holiday sent his team off 70 a
smashing start, which was enough
to make victory certain Irving
EInbndcr held most Of il and
Patton came home with 81 sec
ond 100 that held off Ford of Yale
for 2-yard triumph in $50.
Ohio State also took two events
in the concluding night Smith
added the 44O-yard crown 10 the
22O-yard title which ne won on
Friday He beat Kco Nakama.
Hawaiian teammate, in 1927 lust
eight seconds under the pool rec
ord made by Tom Haynle of Mich
igan in 1910 Frank Dempsey won
The high board dive deciSively and
also scored a double duplicating
his national collegiate a. a, feat
Of last week.
Nid-WeStcrners took seven Of
the 10 individual and relay cham
pionShipS IN the two-day meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
LindeI' S smuggling
Puts Yankees In

NEWARK, y. j. April } tINS)
Johnny Lindell, a pitcher who Is
being converted into an outtieldor.
today remained the Yankees out
standing SlugCer so far following
the clubs l0-l victory over the
Newark Bears. =
Lindcn knocked a long hy on
his first trip TO the plate but then
proceeded 10 bang out four con
sccutivc hits. three doubles and a
single.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
10 PIN BUCKS"

dGtthDNNkt TAU ffEIii SUD lEtli
strikes. only 10 have the 10 pin
buck Then he struck out for
279 in his final game, as knccht
was scoring 298. for fourth high
single Of the season which he
shares with Roger Ovcrmyer and
Dave Berger
While knecht and JankowSki
had reason 10 bemoan their for
tune, all was serene in the Stroh
camp With Bill Kcnet bundllng
up 647 Stroh stripped three from
De LuXc-W 2S75 10 26i2 Mean
while. Fife ioStlcd PariSclcan for
two by 1880 10 256l leaving the
twain tied for second.
Stroh now has a four-game
margin with nine 10 20 and while
not yet automatically certain OF
IT, seventh title in eight seasons
can get along by breaking even
It's main rivals. Fife and Paris
must win practically every time
out Ekhardt-Becker must take
nine while Stroh IS losing nine tc
get tie for first
John Crimmins kept the lead in
the averages. although down 10 a
threadbare Sal. That left him with
20468. Joe Norris had 63l for
203 6S. Chef Bukowski dropped
back 70 third when his $40 gave
him POP SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

puck 10 Crawford on the right
corner. The helmetcd defensemen
drove low shot about 80 feet
through sIH pair Of legs into the
me-
While the ardent Detroit back
erS= acfe TRYING 10 shTuF off the
goal. Tho CoWiey line came on
ice and scored again for Boston IN
IS seconds l. Playruakcr Bill. VINO
scr Up tins one against tho Abel
Bruuctcau. lI.Cowbc line with a
pitch 10 Herb" Cam on the right
corner Hero drew Mowers over.
then pushed the puck across the
goal mouth for Jackson 70
shove IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
50O's POPULAR

Eekhardt-B Becker had team Scor-
ing honors of 1854 with Steve
Dutko counting 62S. Jankowski,
626, and Fred Bujack, GA. The
other teams had too many MEM
hers of the 500 club" Chene-
Trombly for example. had Joe
Pauits and Steve Cruchon at 494
each and Louis Sielaff, sic.
Coca-Cola moved up the scale
by shutting out Krakow. 2785 10
2744 with Albert Massoll match
high at 5S1 Mneralites gained
two from Aircraft 10 60 into tie
with Ekhardt-Becker, Len Detloff
led on 6t6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Cosner Is High
On $50 Board

Groth', Five probably reioices
today that William Cosncr bowls
on their team. Cosner had 279 in
623 as GrOthS shot 25S7 last night
m the $50 tournament at Chenc-
Trombly II y the highest single
game posted 10 date
UpgraderS went into second
place IN the team event on 2S15
n which Frank Okar,ki had 64S
including a 257. julius Strobec
took the lead in singles. 607 Ed
StyoSter and Ray Edwards blended
for lll9 in doubles 70 gam third
The standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
State Enters Eioht

NEW YORK, April 5 (UP)-
Eight men will wear the colors Of
Michigan State College in the
National A. A. u wrestling cham
pionships az the West Side YMCA
April 9 and 10.
They are Burt Boring, Morris
Hathaway, Merle Jennings. Donald
j o h nson, John Konrad, John
Mars, John Maxwell and Donald
Rippberger.