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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

used In the war effort.
TO make my reports complete,
concise and accurate and to take
them to the post telephone as
quickly as possible.
To direct services coming into
my territory TO the scene Of the
incident.
"lf' the presence OF gas is detect
cd, to sound my gas alarm and re-
port the fact to the control center
as quickly as possible.
TO render first aid when con.
sistent with other duties.
To direct pedest lans to places
Of safety.
When necessary, to assist auXi.
liary police in directing traffic in
accordance with regulations in
force under the Blue and Red
warning. Also having regard for
the limitations Of my authority, TO
assist in enforcing blackout and
other air raid regulations
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago


mkhouse the McfIenry farm south Ypslan
stroyed by fire.
Robert Sampson. Willis is Reyer Hospital for treatment
OF injuries received when he drove his
collision.
The city is preparing construct sanitary system
Ainsvorh Park Subdivision
DR. Russell II Bready. Of Methodist Church
Pontiac will address Union Meeting be here in the
Methodist Church, Sunday evening
Following banquet in Hotel organized for
colonel.
a musical event OF interest annual recital OF violin
pupils OF Miss Abba Owen piano pupils Clifford
Mrs Carrie Bening Miss Thorn voice pupils of
Miss Caroline Towner Church Piano pupils
were Luetta West Wnifred Tyler Helen Sher.
wood, Marion Cooling Ruth Latham William
stock, Viola Conat Lorinda Margaret Bennett and
Alice Breining Voice pupils Thompson Ruth
pupils Jack Campbell Goodwin Ruth Forche
Joe White Eleanor MAGGIE The selections
by Miss owens ensemble Jack Ruth Fohe Enesne
GOODWIN Dorothy Wizard Eleanor SNOW Joe
White Chester Goodng, Martin Parish Rob
bert Esslnger Helen McCala Edwin Ensign
Lloyd Gregg Glen Miller and Gerald Young.
Miss Marina r. osbsnd represented Ypsanu At the state ge
publican Central Committee meeting in Detroit
Fifty Years Ago
Mr. and Mrs r. C. Doson friends in Observance
OF their fortieth wedding anniversary.
Detroit this week. 80.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
NO GRATITUDE

SAN DIEGO. Cal-UP-A pct
hen belonging TO Shirley Hendrix
sen, >, played mean trick on a
pair of pigeons here. 1t laid an
egg in the nest Of the pigeons.
While the latter appeared a trifle
consternated at The size Of the
egg. they cverthelCss took turns
sitting dutifully and diligently on
the egg for three weeks, when out
came chicken that unGratefully
did not regard them as being its
parents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
THEY SA Y

London-George Bernard shaw.
replying 70 an Invitation to attend
the 50tn anniversary conference Of
the Labor Pa.ty-''l'm too damn
old. Dodderiug ancient pio1eers
specters from the past should be
thrown ont if they haven't enough
sense TO stay away
Washington capt Joe Foss
ranking American ace. talks OF
aerial warfare Its the same order
rs football game the exception
is that sometimes you're a little
worried about the score
Jerusalem Archbishop Francis
J. Spellman Of New York: We are
In the Gethsemane Of civilization. 3"
New York-Dr. Herbert V. Eyatt,
Australian foreign minister:
Almost every incident OF the
Southwest Pacific war tends to
show that defeats have come where
air superiority has been lost, and
victories have been won only when
air superiority has been estab-
lished."
London-D Edward Beues. pres
ident of Czechosloyakian govern.
ment in exile:
"Romania is gambling with ey-
crything she has and probably will
be the first TO slip away from the
Axis
J ostou-Walter Geist, president
OF Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Company predicts new postwar
products:
"Our whole structure OF life Will
be such that we will accomplish
more with lie. effort
New York-The Rev. Matthew ].
Toohey. national chaplain OF the
Catholic War Veterans: Hatred
brought about this war Love
Of man and the desire to free en-
shaved people will win it,
London Prime Minister Winston
Churchill promises that the Raj
will help bomb Tokyo I'VE shall
certainly claim for our airmen
fun share in this task which, how
ever long it takes, must be thor
oughly done by the combined forces
Of both our peoples
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
PAYS ss5 FOR LIB. COFFEE

SAN DIEGO, Cal.-UP-Admit.
ting that he doesn't even consume
the amount OF coffee which his
own ration book allows him, Dr..
Victor c. Anderson paid SIS for a
pound OF coffee at an auction stag
ed by the Kiwanis Club. The sSj
will 90 into a victory garden for
the La Jolla Boy Scouts, and DR..
Anderson, president emeritus Of
the Colorado School of Mines.
said he would dole out the pound
Of coffee "a ong friends who feel
they are o. getting enough.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
CHICKEN FEED VS.. wHlsKEY

SACRAMENTO, Cal-UP-lrate
California chicken growers are an
grily demanding whose craw is
the most important that OF
chicken which lays eggs and fur
nishes meat for victory or that OF
an imbiber who needs a little
liquor to we.ten his craw. They
insist that with the chickens Of
California suffering severely from
lack OF proteins in their feed.
empty ships are coming back from
Australia laden with whiskey
when they could be carrying prop
err chicken food from that coun-
Try.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
ELATeusAER GELS SERVICE

SAMPSON, y. Y.-UP- The
days were long and dull for Re
cruit Nicholas T Dore. convalesc-
in It the L. S. Naval Hospital
here after an Illness. SO he wrote
to the Geneva USO explaining he
was a long way from his native
Brooklyn and would they please
arrange for some pretty girl TO
visit him The next visiting per.
iod brought two charming hostess
es in the persons of Leah Anholt.
a student at William Smith Col
lego, and Mary Bucklin OF Geneva,
both CSO hostesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
SEES TREND TO FARM

PASADENA. Gallup Agri-
cultural Area Director Capt. Will
liam n. Cunningham reports that
a definite "back.to.the.farm' move
mont has set in. He states that
90 offices in his area have report
ed definite trend for labor to go
back on the farm. especially among
the older people
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Todsy's Horoscope

Today's birthday celebrant Is
forceful and dominant by nature
Your great tenacity Of purpose
should carry you TO success. You
are easily aroused to anger and
are quick to resent impositions.
You love deeply but do not wear
your heart on your sleeve. BE
patient today II someone in your
home Is too restless 10 sleep due
10 uncertainty about the future
Don't exaggerate your troubles
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
One-Minute Test Answers

/ II is farther from Homo
l,Iu to Singapore 1910 miles
than 1t ls from Nome, Alaska. TO
Singapore (6,14s miles,.
2 Mace and nutmeg mace u
the outer covering Of nutmeg.
} No. an isthmus is a narrow
strip Of land separating two bod.
les Of water.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

JERU SALEM - ms 49, Arch
bishop Francis ] Spellman OF New
York in an Easter Sunday broad
cast 10 the United States, declared
that an Allied victory in World
War II was certain. Those who
started the conflict. he said. now
can see the handwriting on the
wall"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

Jackson. Mich. Apr. 27-The fif-
ty-first annual convention OF the
Michigan Association Of Master
Plumbers will be held here Wednes.
day and Thursday. President Rob
ert Coulton OF Detroit, will call the
convention to rider.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

Lansing. Mich. APR. ~ Monday
the state department Of Labor and
Industry reported that average
weekly earnings in Michigan indus
try in March we're large than in any
period in the last 10 years
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
DISSATISFIED WIIA PICK

SAN JOSE Cal. Up Mrs
Grace A. Apple has been granted
divorce on the simple ground 5
that in the matrimonial markc,
she Just happened to pick a bad
annie"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

man IN uniform and he takes you
home, be sure to have him meet
your parents. That is correct
procedure and a safeguard for you
a. we'll
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Rural Events
TODAY
c H.

TODAY
Salem
First Girl Scout meeting at
sChoolhouse AZ S p. m
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %
Stony Greek
W. S c. 5. Auxiliary to meet
with Mrs. Joseph Clark in evening
for social time
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
One Minute 1eNl

/. Is 1t nearer or farther from
Honolulu to Singapore or from
Nome, Alaska. to Singapore.
?. WHAT two spices grow on
the same tree?
3. Is 1t true that an Lsthmus is
a narrow strip Of water separat-
ing two adjacent bodies OF land d,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

Think about new or increased in
surance. but don't take or the
extra expense unless you are sure
you viii be able to meet the
premiums regularly. Spend the
evening working on your favorite
hobby. Or join social group for
several hours OF fun.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Words Of Wisdom

There il no right without a
parallel duty. no liberty without
The supremacy Of the law, no high
iestiny without earnest persever.
ince. no greatness without self.
ienial Lieber.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27
Health
Malaria Remains
Most Serious of
Diseases
BY Logan clsrdsnJns, N. D.

MALARIA is still the great
worldwide killer. This may seem
strange TO those Of my readers
who live in the middle and North
ern part of North America, but
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-27

Hints on Etiquette
When you meet a new young
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Bowlers Then :. and Yet -.

Bill Herdman cooked up pretty bowling dish when
ne ooisd ms chef hat for the Tacoma Athletic War commits
sion and arranged that classic bowling for Saturday
In case haven't heard that's the match that will pit
Tacoma AStars Mike Merry Jim Radonich Johnny Radon
lch Scoy Murdoch and Bill Leftwich against Fort Lewis
outstanding five.
performers.
To date they have OOWled formidable that has
faced them including
Auburns whirwind
big time
The Tscomans and Lewis Warriors Broadway alleys
Saturday night at o'clock
nominal made money go
commission purchase equipment
for of the
But that isn't Herdman cooking
No. sir in the mixing
he says, will knock the boomn of the fans"
Hedman plans
program.
Judging regulations respective
regions these Fort Lewis the armed should pack
to overlooking pin alley in this city.
Come to think of it. when it bowling Tacoma has three
troduced.
Thone years ago they rolled in the Tacoma City league
represented Old Town, which officially
Jimmy Johnny and Frank by the still rank with the toght
trunders of the Northwest
Every of them will the Herdman
at Broadway Saturday night
other two members of that old-tme team were Paul Reed
who still lives but quit Boscovch of
Angeles where he still marches the foul line and buss the
bottles
Jimmy gold-framed picture the wall of his
cafe-taven at Old Tacoma and brought it the office
1t was photo coored of the squad of 1912
The boys wore quite the get-ups of the day.
White
and so-hep Hannah honest hghtopped, high
heeled
There they looking picture three
standing sitting blasted them with his
mug though he a grayeside o pal
They bottles Adrch's
alleys
lights pins bowling
the day but which would be today.
Yet, like along Henry the early
the publishers ot along toleraby well back those days
Radonichs Bill Leftwich bowled
good
better, than they today
theVre Oen eonrin the cirel
Northwest right a this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Just Coasting Along -.

Los ANGELES - Shutting
the sports deck: Here's the final
baseball chapter to the life story
of Arnold "Jigger" STATE, former
Los Angeles Angel manager who
was removed TO make way for
Bill Sweet Willyum" Sweeney.
STATE is now personnel coun-
selor for a tool making COM
pany. The Jigger was gentle
man among and TO baseball
players. Too much, apparently,
because his employers told him
he didn't have tight enough rein
on his players.
Sweeney. incidentally, will
talk YOU into a semi-delirious
condition. if you'll let him, about
his legs. He's prouder OF them
than that blonde gal In the sec
ond row at the follies.
Bill was a quick starter dur
ing his heyday and his pins have
given him trouble as a result
In 1889 cramps and knots would
burst out without warning,
often-times during his evening
meal.
THE only relief was for me
to hop up from the table and
have my wife hammer on my
ailing pin. Passersby always
thought my wife was beating up
on me. and it was true-only
was happy about It.
Bills parting warning TO
young players is TO float INTO
a landing on the base instead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Even Judge Lands Can't Solve
Strange Case Of Babe DshIsren

INV soRk Even a old Investigator ksnessS
NountaiR Rshe nshisrsn
factory when ssked why ned II hs capabilities
shipped problem ell
Judge pshigren ngh int Branch Rseys
lap.
To get nahrren MAJOR, Rruekn
clubs which what indianapolis
rs contract hF league OUTFIT interested
in 0 the extent a SEQ. the waiver price
pshEren emily years efficient, enough 10
championship called the
hoy who equally adept al third nEhhanded Hal
Chase.
straight pennant by s, games batting
20 points.
pahgren suddenly pedded Boston Braves
replacement Buddy tnt Mccarthy
explained that short caused him make comparatively
difficult
promptly lined Ill the Braves ssalns, wall proved
had longer reach
Following game. pshlgren
proceeded
with the clubs he hit 7a manufactured - home
nth with tse
The Cubs gave him a raise.
Dahlgren little finally
turned Manager Wilson.
whats wrong with jimmy" he ausried.
don't know" replied Wilson. what la"
put Dahgren meanwhile
suppIaned with the first bssng for
the Yanks.
grabbed Dahlgrsn. sswen commenting
where oueider like him for $500 these dsys
Dahgren Chicago the barely In
inn To cat IN for
Now he Dodgers though Doiph csmli
threatens o with his California cattle
versatile
any player looks further dcspens
mystery of The Strange Case Of Babe pahgren"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Morris Leads
Coast Scoring

SEATTLE = The scramble for
individual scoring honors In The
northern division Pacific Coast
Basketball conference has mar
rowed down To duel between
Washington Guard Bill Morris.
reigning leader who has made i4s
points this season. and Fred Quinn,
Idaho center, 10 points behind.
But the rangy Idaho scor-
ing ace ranks over Morris In
points per-game because the
Husky star has played In ons
more contest. Morris took the
lead from Quinn On the lat
ters home floor In the series
Monday and TUESDAY.
stin In the running and able to
grab off the whole pot II the lead
ers falter In Oregon states Lev
Beck with liz points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
TOday's Sport
PARADE
Jua Some
More Fight
DoUyhoo

zach : enough attention aid
Il a<t<rmia< II an< hax 4 ~naII
"a chain ara . Hitter
Inquiries smut ne welfare -
ne sfnr~s&ld are prno< pouIfIve
mat ne p<rnnn h.<h slnnp~d ~
attained Z status ~ imporsnar>.
nse~r~. masrn mnner ~ No.
Is~~>.f tosA opesury elsa
1~s,sst<ly - 49, - -
.,rssum' Ne h vp<unu1sn1 .
h>s.r 10 sh>vp- ~ serps uun)ss
r~es~.@.
az An 81 tAs ti@ra>n snows
sarsnr ne eurr<nf tndcor -
.nn nave drawn rond money.
s1l Ne matched nxt Jackie
wu.nn ana nay Nohinson fcr
tamarrnw nlsht when most a.
ne <xr<rt. hooted a fb~ very
Ia>s.
sal Yesterday ~ rInaed 3
seemingly impc~.sbss nssssh thas
plss former ixshtwssens Cnam-
rlnn sammy Ansutf against
rssth~rw<isht chsmplan wine
rep IA March -
Rogers h1s s,er~~ded q -fsii
ruve M matrh-mshsf for Pro-
moter Jscchs aftsr twu FER mo<s
experienced men loss sut vet
ssnn Tom Mecarai~ aa1 hat
treat ssasless Il seyi>s. ~
We'll
Tsmssvsw usehe's 1o-suus1
wssssrwpsens ~~es~e1sss hneees
h~swssa saa Sn<hls WJ1.~e -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Gte Gaeema Gimes


u.ssea rr~~. <s.ss oerr~-p..S<.s
NEW Nonh - Nat Rogers.
the "faii guy for Mike Jscee-.
ws- IN his glory last nlkht
iaks IN elst<d ID On = surf
hosrt. Ne Feds ths waves II
praise and ksek.sisppsnT from
tn treseh<ruas fight meh eer-
vsned II naIl strenkth fcr TIE
annual boxing writer's dinner
Rogers . mladI< sir<d. -
spectseisd chap with thinning
black hair. sss th< uufercov<r
toast 81 the bssk busting FRA
tsrnity which had gathered u
pay tribute To Corp. Barney
Ra<.
Ave. she hsxisG writers
greeted neHess VITA ssp<<-
e~Sessea respect nsx - mae-
axsrs. VINO ~ ~tnless . - sesl.
elapp~d him - Ihs shoulders
and went sa cot With satasa-
tiess liks thssi -Wya <at'
Hsw's - Mt>susf pts~'s -
farhiy ?"
Along spsh street olaasateFs
esileh tho "ntsNslsT and tns
family usually are - TAR In
the background that the nom
a.srrspt inhabitants rarely
know whether one has = wife NJ
kids Only when one sppsrent-
" rises far ahove the paxilislle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19

of slamming on your metaphor
ical brakes.
Pugilist Henry Armstrong IL
completing a book on his rise
TO three boxing crowns. Un-
doubtedly some OF Hanks
former opponents will be the
first purchasers - to find out
what happened the nights they
lost to Hammering Henry.
We're still wondering along
with the rest of the boys. just
what happened inside that closed
Pacific Coast league baseball
meeting. Weeks before the con-
fab almost every director of the
various clubs publicly piled wet
blankets on the Shsughnessy
playoff system.
II was considered a cinch to
be voted out but when the boys
opened the doors after the meet
ing they announced the plan was
to be retained. Only Los An
geles and Sacramento voted
against it.
And II YOU couldn't under
stand that player limit rule
which the moguls installed land
who could, here's how 1t works.
Each team can have rs players
listed. But five have TO be in
experienced players and only 20
can be listed a. active players
each week. Managers have 10
turn In a list of the 20 players
they'll use In each series and
there can be no substitutions.
Late news department: Henry
Armstrong; manager. George
Moore. claims he has two signed
contracts for future fights -
one with Tippy Lsrkin in San
Francisco on March S and an
other with Al9 TriDusni IN Phil
sdelphia on March p.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Irby Trundles
662 Pin Score
Tops Competition
In City Circuit

With spence Irhy sesiinx the
high mark At ss2. four bowlsrs II
the city league rolled into the
select circle Of 400 In thsir
matches on the broadway alleys
Wednesday night.
irby rolled consistently through
out the evening. registering games
Of 2a4. 100 and 737. Ted Tsdich
vas In there with his hest score
of the year. . sts count. getting
all three games over 100. Mn
Lelftwich rollsd so< for the Pack
ers and Mike Berry sio for the
Dairymsn.
The Dairy quintet. FIRST half
champion. brushed aside one Of
It's serious oontsnders for the
second half title BY taking -four
points from the Packers In . hotl,
contested fray.
Team hsnors for th~ EVEN
Ing went 20 the Optieais who
rolled i0so Tor high game and
1s9s for high tstai.
Ken McDonald's Painters nov
loom ~ the most dangerous thres
TO the second half title hopes o
the pairymsn. The Paints brok'
even In their match with the op
ticsis. and while trailing tbs lead
ers by not too close . margin. stu
remain well within striking dis
lance Of ocky seidelmsn's wreck
Ing crew.
In tho other matches. funeby''
won three from Fuelmen. Cloth
lsrs took four from Hottiefs and
Broadway won three from Term
lnals.
The scores,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Service Men S
Ring Tourney
Opens Tonight

sEATTLE-Soldier sailors and
marines from scattered posts and
stations in the Pacific northwest
converged here today for the two
day series of championship boxing
matches that will be held here
tonight and Friday.
Fights have been arranged for
all divisions from bantam TO
heavyweight with a choice allowed
between the open division and
amateur division. They 20 into the
semi-finsls tonight and the service
mems champs will emerge from
battles tomorrow night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Big Three Put
Restrictions
On Athletics

PRINCETON. n. 1.-The Big
Three Of intercollegiate athletics -
Princeton, Yale and Harvard to-
day planned drastic changes 10
put their athletic programs on q
restricted and informal basis"
Presidents Of the three uni
yersities. DIR. HsreId w.
Dodds of Princeton. Dr.
James u. Gonssf 81 Harvard
and Dr. Charles Seymour ef
Yale. announced the new
policy In . joint siatement
last night.
They declared that the con-
tinued maintenance ~ athletics a.
usual no longer is feasible" but DID
not Indicate what the new policy
would entail The action followed
a recent army ruling forblddIng
In intercollegiate
sports by students In the college
specialists training program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Phillies Pass
Into Hands
OF Nationals
PHILADELPHIA =

PHILADELPHIA - The Phils-
delphis Phils temporarily pass into
the hands Of the National league
today when Ford Prick. senior cir
cult president. buys up 1855 shares
Of pills stock
The stock Will be turned over 10
him 81 = stoekholders' meeting.
putting the league into position 70
complete resale n the perennial
last place outfit
Friek aid he would mann
board 81 directors To give the
club corporate representation
until the league, a. broker,
effects its resale. This action
ends = i0-year era under the
guidance Of President Gerry
NugeBt. Who ~as named head
Of the Phils In 1882.
John b. Kelly. Philadelphia
Democratic leader and former
scuiBng champion. headed one Of
two groups reported 10 have the
inside track IN bidding for the
franchise The other was said 10
be composed Of Bert Walker. Cum
minis CztherzoOd and " Potter
Wear. prominent Pbiisdelphisns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Indiana Coach

IOWA CITY, Ia,-Jim Harms.
line coach Of the University Of
Iowa football team for the last
four years. has been named acting
head coach Of the HsWkeyeS. sue
ceeding DR.. Eddie Anderson. nOg
major IN the L. s. army medical
corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-19
Boxing Value
Is Specified

NEW Y0ax .uoxinE. e1essfssd
BY barney Ross ct ouadnleanaL
should be used throunh1ut IL
armed services - . partial psspa-
ration for combat IN usodevu waF-
fare, al speakers agreed ~ ieee
ulxht's annual dinner ~ u Nsw
York boxing writers.
Col. Harvey L. killer ~ ~
u. 4. marines stressed thet ~
realization of gamensse which
Corporal fsow achieved 10 the ring
wss Responsible largely fev Ne
hsroism on Nov. 10 when ~ hillee
~ laps while protecting 10
wounded comrades In fox bojsa.
Colonel Miller accepted ths -
ward .. Neil msmofisi plaque -
h~half of Ross and ths nssrins
corps
IA. nsssy IIsass1 ~ ~
q. =. nsastilWe sevv1rs. fss~,es
Isshswssshs ehsmptsA -
psess~1 psssesn1 v~gre1 -
- Army y ~ nstnG eeseeg
N grssm ~ srs ~ haSsnse.
knsfe - ssnsr hnn1+ee-enn9
sscssstesu.
aBennah" dld : BIT ~ shndgw
boxlng 70 pfoys % hts 40 iietensrs
that fhs footwork ard arm nsove~
msnts In sozina ere almost ~
same - IN bayonst work.
IL. cmdr. jack psmpe<y a. IN
coast guard. former hssvywsigw
champion. slrssssd The bsnsf1ss =
baxins in bringing men 70 ~
physical condition 1sesansry to-
intense and prolonged eemhat.~