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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
3ts2 4. JEFFERSON F1TZROY zi7s.7s
J SUTTON a son
ti47 lKUkBULL AVE. TEMPLE z-siOo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
M Classes Stress
War, Peace Activity

Increased emphasis on subjects
related 10 the war effort and post
war program is revealed in the
schedule of classes offered by the
University of Michigan extension
service for the second semester.
The courses. given in the Hor-
ace II. Rackham Educational Me-
mortal, includes camoufage, intro
duction TO air navigation, meteor
ology, Interpretation Of aerial
photographs. elementary studies
in japanese. Chinese and Italian,
advanced work in French, Italian
and Spanish, and courses in poll
teal science and sociology.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
| Killed | Injured
As Trench Caves In

One man was killed and another
seriously injured today when the
14-foot deep sewer pipe trench
they were digging caved in. bury
ing them under tons Of wet clay
In a vacant field near the Wind
kor city limits near Walker road.
John Lastiwka. AZ. 1862 Cadil-
lac street. Windsor. is dead. and
his companion, George Trella, %,
of Port Larnbton, Ont. is in the
Metropolitan General Hospital,
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

pREIsNER February 10 Joht beloved
husband Of BuFenia dear father ~ "A
vi,nns Fursrsj Monday from residence
sss1 Ess Forest - q.30 sud 81 Anthony
Church - ~ irtermert - Oirvef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
MATTRESS RENOvATING

A DEFENSE against high prices; have
your mattress renovated. Miller" o90S
Kcrcheval IenoX 1884,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Breaks Jaw for Marines

NEWARK. N. J., Feb. II (UP).
Ralph d Angelo, 20 had his jaw
broken so he can get into the Ma
rine Corps. II selective service will
let him. He broke his jaw when
he was 10, but il was set badly and
his mouth wouldn't open to marine
specifications, He has had ii re-
broken and reset.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Lost and Found

TUFFY. small black and tan male dog.
Reward. Murray 27S3.
TWO. STRAND iFtdeseent tbuhbleI beads,
between St Theresa Church. 1850 West
EUCLID sentimental value TYLER 5-sifp.
TWO packages; one containing pin and
amber jeweled lapel watch; reward.
MFlrose 1874.
WHFELBARRoW lost good reward: viii
also pay IS 10 any person giving in
formation where y can be found. Mistele
Coal Co, PLAZA 4404.
WHITE and black, part beagle hound;
answers 20 BUCK" Plaza 4754.
1870 GRADUATION ring ruby stone, int
tails RI NJ. L., in Warren Bowl;
reward. Temple 1898.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Went Ad
Section
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EXCEPTIONS

~ NSf - - ~
To Rent - Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms, Board snd Room. Children
a. Rosrd, Home for Aged, Invalid,
Situations Wanted,
CASH CHARGE
ttulE ................ ~ b'gc
3 20 q consecutive times SIse 20
or more consecutive
times sc SFze
(Minimum IL weFdsl
Advertisements accepted At any %
hundreds Of convenient neighborhood
Want Ad Stations or a. the Times
Main ofhce, Times Square, az low
economy cash rates or you may
telephous your al TO Cherry $500
and have It charged.
ADS ordered Nv telephone and ac-
eepiea from persons listed IN the
telephone hook or city directory On
memorandum charge only. In return
for this courtesy the advertiser 10
expected 70 remit promptly.
N hox number Is desired, sAiimAts
ave words additional.
The Times reserves the right 90
classify ads under appropriate head
ings.
All claims for adjustments and re-
funds must he made within 10 days
after expiration OF ad.
Errors should be reported in1nedi-
ately. The Times assumes no respon-
sibility for errors after the nrht
insertion.
To insure publication IN the Sunday
-paPAF-eery -Fiftfst-he ~ the Times
office hy ~ 30 a. m. Saturday. To
insure insertion W every edition OF
the weekday paper, copy must be IN
the Times office by p, m. the day
before publication.
WHEN GANcEl-lAG.- advertisements
advertisers must secure KILL
NUMBER from the telephone clerk.
without this number, satisfactory ads
tustment cannot be made In case of
error. We do not guarantee 10 disopn-
tinue an order unless cancellation Ia
received IN the office before 3 p, m, the
day preceding the next insertion; II 30
a. m Saturday fer Sunday ruttfups.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
ROOFING AND SIDING

SIDING INsULhTED--Free estimate. on.
lespie Back, ii7T9 Cloverdale. HO. s420.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Lost and Found


Lost and Found
FEMALE Boston bull; vicinity Lakepointe
East Warren Answers Minnie Re
ward. Tuxedo 2-423a.
/ FOUND--Black cog, vicinity Waterworks
| Park Owner can have same by identi-
flying and paying for ad. DreSel 1913.
tHAMDEN wristwatch: leather band; vicin-
ity Fisher Bulldog, liberal reward.
ivanhoe $3.50.
IRISH setter female: vicinity 7.Mne.
John r.. Dequindre. Reward Twin
ILADY's white gold wrist watch; vicinity
Ex-Cell-o employment office. Reward.
Vermont 7-0215.
containing money, land
contracts, somewhere on Library avenue;
reward II returned 10 1850 Library.
LosT-Brown billfold containing valuable
papers: reward. Preston Pickett. Ivan
hoe 1918.
LOST Large male springer gpaniel, brown
and white reward. Olive 2et9.
MANS gold Gruen curvex wristwatch; gold
hand, Tuesday afternoon. vicinity Girls
void ST. County Building. Cadillac Square,
Water Board Building reward. Cadillac
1922.
MANS overcoat, sutcoa,. hat. scarf,
gloves: placed in wrong car at Lighthouse
Grill on Wyoming; liberal reward. Mr.
MANS bnlfold; near Cinderella Theater;
keep money, return papers. Tuxedo
2-0e05.
PACKAGE containing money 2 checks
money needed 10 pay mortgage; vicinity
Mack warren-Gratiot. Reward. w. Kline,
Tuxedo 2-s623
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

UNITED AIRCRAFT TRAINING, INC.
174S K. GRAND BLVD, TR. 1-3os
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Dfatb lotltes

BARINCOAT--Februs 10. Emma j., dear
mother OF Mrs Maud Willis Mrs Ethel
Adsir, Waiter, Arthur and Louis Batni-
coat In state ~ the Van Nslkenburg
Funeral Home 1880 Grand River avenue.
until 1 O'Clock Saturday afternoon Serv-
ices O'Clock Saturday afternoon from 81
Chris,ophsr Episcopal Church McNichols
and Pierson avenues
Cecil loving father OF Edward and
William Hopp dear brother OF Grace
suchner. John, Julius and Wilhsm Hopp.
Funeral from the Joseph J. ssrnowski
CHAPEL ass Campbell ~ Buchanan.
Saturday $50 a. m. Assumption Church
McNALLN--Feb. 10 1913 John y. % 3p5s
Sheridan beloved husband ~ The late
Cecile tnss . Kesfsl. dear father ~ Mrs.
Thomas J fksthrynl De Msnigoif, How
william ard John McSauy Funeral from
Bourgeois Chspel s23e Mack avenue. Sat
u.osy ESQ A. m and So Catherine :
Church ~ 70 O'Clock Cleveland papers
lease copy
fVCuCH-Donald. ~ 42s7 Ashland. be
loved son ~ Joseph dear brother ~
pobsr' a. s Army. dear nephew ~ M
arr Mrs. Henry Mslsshy Eineral from
tls Van LerbefEhe Funsrsi Home 1890
Ear Warren. corner Lakeyiew SATURDAY
morning ~ 1890 and 81 John Berch-
msns Church a. II. Rosary Friday eve
ming a. 8
PITTICH-Douslc. % 1927 Ashland. be-
loved son % Joseph dear brother Of
pobert L. : Army dear nephew Of Mr
and Mr.. Henry MAnnsky Funeral from
ire Van Lsrberghs Funeral Home 1890
East warren corner Lsksview SATURDAY
morning 80 1890 and 81 John Berch-
mars Church ~ ~ Rosary Friday eve
nirg -
pPEIsNER Tsbrusry 10 Jcht beloved
husband Of Bugenia dear father ~ A
visnns Funeral Monday from residence
sss1 Essf Forest - p.30 snd 81 Anthony
Church - ~ irtermert - Oirvef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
xS,oe1t .Se4xEcp DEzQczd1Y
AND BUYERS GUIDE
INSrIATION
ROCK WOOL blown in walls attic; saves
fuel, comfort TY. 4-s36o. Ewes, RE. Ass.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

A BONA F1DE gusrantee-Msttresses rem
ovated like new, SO; 4-hour service: free
delivery Pillows renovated. Cleveland Mat
tress Co, l2335-37 Hamilton To. s-ll3s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Gill i'm Hospital.

Charleston, S. G.. Dec, claim
Cooper Gill. Jr.. -. of l35 Irur
Street. Henderson. n. G.. who re-
Gently returned from overseas dItv
$ an aviation radiom;,u. third closS
no Is nov an apprentice seam. n win
inc VIZ Navy unit at the University
oil South Carolina. is Il patient al ,h,.
naval hospital in the Charleston Nayy.
Yard.
apprentice Scam.n Gill. the SON
oi Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper Gill
OF Henderson. has between 800 and
1000 flying hours To his credit, He
earned most oi them as a radiumun
aboard PHYS Of Il naval flying SQUAD
ron doing patrol duty in French Nor
rocco, where the squadron took over
two days after the inv sion OF North
Africa last year. Previous to hat he
saw duty in San Juan, Puerto Rico,
ana Guantanamo, Cuba.
The Henderson naval officer can-
dldatc enlisted in the Navy al COL
umbi1. S. G.. OF April 10. 1912. He is
a graduate Of the Henderson high
school, had year of training a,
Mars Hill college. near NShcvillc,
and before entering the Navy was
employed IN the home office OF the
Roses Stores.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
SOCIETY NEWS
FLYING FORTRESSES

rIy.ue with Americans in their b
Seventeen
w,.Don-bright ship Of the new
world. the steady.
Majestic job, | SAW my England
gIccn,
Viii history and war and the loved
scene.
The, below. framed in the bomb
ardicr's panel,
Wash harvest stocked. or the cigh-
;Ccnth-ccntury plan
q, aHccStcrS. or pithcadS, or u CLINT
at the channel,
o. Y,Ish brickcd manufacturing
town. \ man
IN american kit beside me, all ,bu,
crew.
Positive all. tcamcd-up in their Il
Seventeen
on .. the sralding west Of America
new
+. .ai. quick and keen. rarp DIS
SION Ia the view.
-'..a Pudncy. in Atlantic Monthly
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
9OO2

For a very young navy fan is Pat
tern 9oa2. this trim. salty litt." s1ilo:
rock. II buttons down the front $
mat she can dress all by herself.
Make Ii up i'll a sturdy cotton or
TayoH serge with plain ur contrast
il% collar and cuffs. The braid
trimming is optional.
Pattern 5000 may bc ordered in
yhiIdE"n sizes >. !. &. g and 10. Sic
. takes yards 35-.nch and i. yard
contrast.
Send SINTEEN CENTS in coins
lnr ms pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. Name, ADDRESS. STYLE.
NUMBER. Ill
Send your order - lIcdcrSon Dis
natch. Pattern Department. 80 West
18TH ST.. New York II. y. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Rose Company
Pays 85c in
Ex-Dividend

An extra dividend of 81 cents per
share has been ordered ny directors
OF Roses 5-iO-25c Stores Comp ny
here, payable on or before DcCcm-
Der 20 To shareholders as of the CLOSE
of business ON December 10. DcCla-
ration OF the extra dividend WAS an
n"unccd today by L. Il. Rose. vice
prcSidcn, and secretary oil the cor
pOI'atiOn.
Regular % cents quarterly div
dcndS have been paid throughout
1913. and. together with the extra
dividend. make . total earnings of
SIG per share for 1913. Par value
OF the stock / some dollar. This years
extra dividend is ten cents more than
the 1912 extra dividend. Action WAS
takc@ by the directors III Il called
meeting last Monday.
The company operates l2O stores IN
the five states of North CaGulm .
Virginia. Tennessee and Georgia l.
specialize, n live and ten cents good
and loW-DriCcd merchandise general
~. The Compa'y'S first store was
opened in Henderson in 1918. Gen
cral headquarters and home office
nave a!W- y been located here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
/cb \ anCe Seniors
Give PLAY Friday

The seniors al Zcb Vance high
...". ".Il present their annual play
F-uy u.gn; al g O'Clock in the high
-..". Uiltpr.UM.
81" ;ni."W.nG 81 Tors have parts
J" ." play. JulIa DIltc. Nice Grey
... e.. John C"-arham Fuller.
Thomas Elmorc. Gladys Rowland.
! .. IoGl.ll. Alice Marie Wuodlicf.
L'.' WEmnc. james Edwards. Nina
A.. Barnes. Mary kcar-cy and
i r Barnes. Betty { sin is aCln.
Do. '.nrs- wanaeCr and Louis Mus
'.' ma Hc.s Hr,:Umit arc stage
....-v.>. Joyce OyCr'on and Mr.
c. "i ir"cmwav will provide the
".... between . cts. Thcrmau Stone.
...''.. Is serving as ,ndcrS'udy.
., a"I. admission Zee vii! he char
-yH.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
SKY is LIMIT FOR
CHRISTMAS GREENS

..".Gh. Dee. 9.-ThcrC'S no price
c'..H- on Christmas trees. holly. az
".."'"c !"r the 1913 Chrltmas sea-
SON. Theodore ). johnson. Raleigh
"iA district director said today. y
survey III the eastern sections ol
"'"ia Carolina indicates that i, will
not 'r an easy matter To find the
.'s' e decorations this year because
.. s."r'aCC> Of labor and transport =
tun difficulties.
'." OpA regulation, in part. says
l"". mere IS no price ceiling on any
u'' 'r plant (holly. ctc.) OF part
,"r'r'I. painted or implanted. moan
',d rE amounted, which is used for
u,'d'iNC purposes during Inc
Il..tmaS season"
i''"cvcr. artificial decoration, arc
W'.tr price control, Johnson said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
On Furluugh Here

Pic. George c. pnythrcSs has hccn
transferred from Pomona. Calllnr-
mia. 10 the Mississippi Ord arc"
Plant in Jackson. Mississippi. He
IS now spending a firtccn-day fur
IouGh n Henderson with lis mother.
Mrs. JoSa GuptUr, on Andrews ave
auC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
LARCENY, SPEEDING
CASES IN COURT

TWO cases III police court this
morning involved larceny and speed.
Ing.
Melvin JCiiCryS MAS charged with
c'mpurary larceny OF an automobile
amt wa found guilty and sentenced
I" thirty days on the road
Mav"y BUil"CS, cUlurcd. MAS found
@ml'T Of speeding and WAS taxed
The costs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
In Army Hospital

Pfc. Thomas T.. Norwood. who is
Stati"~cd at Camp Ercckirridsc. XIV.
mas n""n III the hospital iur the la i
io'ir weeks because oi Il leg INJURY
Ills hospital address is Pie. Thomas
T.. Norwood. Ward B-lO6. Station
Hospital, GIMP Breckenridge. Ky.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Attend I'ISI Meet

j. +. Paris, {. {. Harris. G. {.
Finch. "i The Henderson police force.
Ind f.. y. Cuttrrll. sheriff. attended
am +. Il. |. meeting last u.&ht ,,hcld
al the WaShngtOu-Dul;c hUtGI III
Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Miss GoodsOn And
Z. W. Foster Wed

The marriage 81 Miss Hc,s.c Nae
GnodSon, dHu2h,"g OF NIr. and Ms.
Claudio GuudSuu, To- Robert Warren
F"stcI, son of Nj. and Mrs. john y.
Foster, al Henderson. w.s pciiuim-
cd Saturday, December !, at the
Christian parsonage, with the Rev.
J. Npulc nii.Cini.nG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Changes Address

PFC. Hunter NJ. Norwood. vino j.,
stationed IN Kansas has been chang
cd from the Guard Squad. Ills pre-
sent address is PFC. Hunter NJ. Nor
wood, 5O2 Base Headquarters. Army
Air Base. Pratt, X rSas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Auxiliary Meeting

|.. Wnman'S Auxiliary of IIniy
I'm. cats Episcopal church viii NICE,
At ! O'Clock Friday afternoon =, II,
+" D house. This Is the las. meeting
o' %. yea: dad /: is SAID ;lai several
".. ..s ~ 'Hpnr,"nCc viii be discus
Sc !ull attcndacc is urged.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
w. r. CULLOM TO
SPEAK AT BROWNS

Rev. ". Il. Cullom. Of Wake For
est. IS expected 10 be with the con-
sE"Gat."m %! Browns BupliS; church
Sunday morning. December -. and
!" sr"Ih "n the subject: ~ Back
ward i.""N through SIXTY Years AT
BguNnS".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Return frnn Visit

H.. L. W. Abbott and children.
Il. :. Abbott. Eugcn" Abbott. Jr.
az. NHcIy'a Jean Abbott. of iicndcr-
s.u .NU'r !. hive returned home after
81 .nru-rnd visi, with relatives nca.
wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
hritn,aS Party

o...a'crS "f America Will have
'.r. regular meeting i'll the form of
q 1...'raS party with Mrs Florence
u '' ~ her home on IiarrcIl street
~ . clock this evening. All men,
hc.- &C urged 70 attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Visiting Parents

Staff Sergeant Marshall Garrett.
of Camp Attcrbury. Indiana. Is visit
ny his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ".
Garrett.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Here for Winter

49,. y. l.. G rdmcr has arrived
E" a". h":Hc in Franklin. Va. t.
s., he N.n;"t Acrr T'I;!; hrr son.
H.. D.. N,r.ircI GagNl2r. and family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09

".. senior choir of the First Met
@..' church viii practice tonight al
. .nra IN the church. All mem
.r .lr urged To- be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09

Fr.C'dS will regret 10 learn tina;
Mis- J. NJ. Robertson of Henderson,
rotate two, - again confined IL her
bed W.tu back injury.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Spends Week End IIcrc

Henry Il. Daniel. Jr.. seaman &c
now stationed al Norfolk. Va, spcn,
The weekend with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Il. Daniel
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Improving Slowly

Ii. OG) j. W. Rose j. CunimI.n"
/" improve slowly al the Naval Hos
pial. Portsmouth. Va. He has bccn
very III with pneumonia tor The past
SCvCra! days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
Visit Near Wilson

1..,, Hazel Abbott. Marie Pulley,
IN t..lc Joe Cash and Herman Col
'r. cent last Weekend with friends
&c.. wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09

+. ends viii be glad Ia learn that
III. G. l.. Gil and family are able
g. .. tp again after being i'll with i'll
lIu...I.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-09
X X 4 X X X
K WITH THE COLORS r
K X X X r r
On FurlOueh

Ipl. William w. Carey. who is sta
TONED al Camp Polk. Louisiana. is
now at home ON an rightccn-duv
iurlough visiting his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Walter w. Carey, Route ).
Henderson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-27
Local High School Hoop
Teams Active This Week

Crosby High school basketeers
showed a scoring punch against
good Alumni squad Saturday night
last. in which the current club
coached by Jimmy Lee defeated the
Grads 81 to AZ. a victory figured to
put them on edge for their schedul-
ed game in Torrington Saturday
night of the coming weekend.
Wilby's Wildcats, reputed to
have strong entry, makes its first
test at the Gilbert gym in Winsted.
Wednesday. with a well-drilled club
consisting of Bill Behr, Rury Lacib-
Ia, Frank Silva, Bud Whelan, Frank
Pandolfo. Tony Perotti, Bob Han
lon, Mario Quattro, and one or two
others Wildly makes its first local
appearance on New Years night,
January at the Wildly gym against
Leavenworth, though the Tech
Tigers, coached by Bill Trcay take
to the local court for the frs time
this season. on Wednesday night,
against Shelton High.
Hearts VS.. Lewis
Tomorrow night, Edible Conlon's
Sacred Heart High combine meets
the Lewis High of Southington ar
ray at the Wildly gym, for the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-27
APOSTOLI ORTIZ
RATED HIGHLY
BY RING BOOK
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press Correspondent


New York. Dec. N.-(UP)-The
Ring Magazine today named two
California leather tossers as winners
Of top boxing honors for 1913
Boatswain's Mate Fred Apostoli and
Bantamweight champion Manuel
Ortiz.
Frisco Fred" Apostoli, former
middleweight champion, won the
boxer of the year" award for his
bravery in action as gun captain
in the Southwest Pacific and for
his contributions to service morale
by boxing instructions and exhibit
tons.
Ortiz of Ell Centre, Cal, father
of three children, was selected 'the
standout civilian boxer of 1913" be-
cause he was 1.-The most brilliant,
the most active and most impressive
civilian boxer" in his several de-
lenses of the title which he wrested
from Lou Salica in August, 1912.
Bivins Best?
On the basis of actual achieve
ments in the ring during the year,
the Ring ranked the No. / men OF
the various divisions as follows:
Heavyweight-Jimmy Bivins; light
heavyweight-Lloyd Marshall; mid
dleweight-Jake Lamotta; welter-
weight-Ray Robinson; lightweight
tie between Sammy Angott and
Beau Jack; MISUNDERSTANDING
Pep; Observation-Disclosures Ortiz;
fyWeight-Jackie Paterson.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-27
TODAY'S SPORT PARADE

at Columbia U. and at Northwestern.
He was impressed with the trend to-
ward extremely tall players in the
United States. Realizing that he
could not match this height at Hav-
ana. he decided to go all out for
speed; thus minimizing the Ameri-
can height advantage If he ever
brought Cuban team to the main
land.
Last year, his boys--practically
the same squad as he has now-play-
ed three games with the excellent
naval base team at Guantanamo
Bay, a team comprising several sky
scraping ex-college stars. Havana
won two of the three contests. Then
Morales knew he was "hoakay."
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-27
Boston Pro Boxing
Had Great Year

Boston, Dec. 81 - (U.P) - Des-
pite the wars crippling effect on
most sports, professional boxing en-
joyed boom year in Massachusetts
with attendance up one third and
receipts almost double, the annual
report of the State Boxing Com
mission showed today.
With IL clubs operating in the
state this year as compared with II
in 1912, gross receipts totaled $542,-
929 during the past II months as
compared with $289913 in 1912. At
tendance for 1943 totaled 371,757
compared with 241 1893 last year. All
figures were incomplete since three
clubs were to stage one show each
before the var ndd.
The Boston Boxing Association
had the record gate" and the rec
ord attendance with two fights be-
tween New York style worlds
Featherweight Champion Willie
Pep of Hartford, Conn, and Sal
Bartolo of Boston. Their first fight,
a non-title affair at Boston Garden
set the gate" record of $45 ,889 The
attendance record was the pairs
title fight at Braves Field at which
III, 66G were present..
A total of 421 boxers were in ac-
ton in Massachusetts rings during
the year. For various fees and
taxes, the state netted $4,000 in
1943 as compared with $27,143 in
1912.
Amateur boxing took it on the
chin with 1943 attendance totaling
II, 653 as compared with 93,108 last
year and receipts totaling $22,148 in
1943 as compared with $94643 in
1912.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-12-27
Bruins Move Up
In Hockey Race
(BY United PreSsl

The Boston Bruins moved into a
tie with the idle Toronto Maple
Leafs for second place in the Ma
tional Hockey league by battling
the Detroit Red Wings to a A
tie last night.
The Chicago Black Hawks blew
a chance to make the second spot
three way deadlock by losing to
the New York Rangers, 7-6.
The Bruins came from behind in
the third period to knot the count
on Don Gallinger goal. Joe Car
veth of Detroit was the standout
performer with two goals and as
many assists.
The New York Chicago contest
was featured by Bill Mosienko of
the Hawks, who pulled the hat trick,
registering three goals, but they
were not enough to overcome an
early New York lead.
In Saturdays play the Rangers
defeated Toronto, So and the Mon
treal Canadiens trounced Chicago,
81