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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
SPORT SHORTS

Fifth annual NCAA cage
finals will be held in New York's
Garden, March 80; eastern divi-
son playoffs at Garden, March
-, 25, and western, March "a,
n at Kansas City. Mike
Jacobs has enlisted help OF ma
tion's boxing commissioners in
arranging fight programs to sup
ply funds that will help pur-
chase gloves, shoes and other
boxing equipment for soldiers.
VINO says ban on horse rae
ing In. Maryland was strictly
local move to meet local situA-
ton and not n national VINO
policy.
Frank Creepy Crespi, ST.
Louis Cardinals infielder. re-
ports for induction into army
on February 20. Pitcher
Johnny Wander Nicer has signed
with Cincinnati Reds for next
season.
Bill Dudley, the rookie Of the
year in the National Football
League. led all the ground gain
ers with a total Of 500 yards in
IL games. Lloyd Cardwell of
the Lions had the longest gain
Of the season from scrimmage,
80 yards, against the Cleveland
Rams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Illinois eager
Tops Scorers

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 (INS).-
Andy Phillip, Illinois ace, contin-
ued today to pace the field in the
Western Conference basketball
scoring race with a total of 134
points in seven games. Although
Phillip got only four basket S
against Ohio State Monday night,
he was able TO maintain his lead
over Ralph Hamilton. Indiana for
ward, who was in second place
with 113 points in eight games.
Both have five conference games
10 play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
League Gusts
Nugent, Hunts
New President
Kelly Interested, He Says.
Expect Bid in
Next Few Days
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 tUP).

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 (UP).
Baseball fans speculated today
on possible purchasers of the
Philadelphia Pills after the Ma
.tional League ousted President
Gerald +. Nugent and then
bought the club for resale TO
syndicate "of New York and
Philadelphia men,"
John B. Kelly, one-time world
rowing champion and now head Of
the national physical fitness pro-
gram, said last night, Il am in
terested." Kelly made an offer 10
buy the Pills in September, 1941.
IL have always been inter-
ested In being the president of
big league baseball team" he
said. IL think Philadelphia Is n
good sports town and certainly
deserves a good baseball team.
COncer ing the tional
Leagues action in putting the
Pills up for sale you can say
this: l am interested"
Furey Ellis. wealthy Philadel-
phia insurance broker. was re-
ported head Of a local syndicate
attempting 20 purchase the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Richards Interested

Last Wednesday afternoon I
spent four and a half hours with
Mr.. Richards. We had a grand
visit. He had Just returned from
Detroit. I'll let you in on a
secret. IF one or two Of the
owners of clubs in the National
Football League would just drop
Mr.. Richards a line OF two, I
think Mr.. Richards might get
interested In pro football again.
And why not?
In the Hollywood Roosevelt
barber shop we ran into AL Sim
mons. The former Tiger out
fielder was feeling swell. For on
Just that very morning he had
received word from Eddie Col
Inns, general manager Of the
Boston Red Sox, that he could
return 20 the Boston club as an
active player.
al is leaving for Hot Springs
this week 20 get into shape.
While talking 70 Simmons. a
marine in the barber chair,
named Billy Grady, heard US
mention Detroit.
" DO YOU know Bill Shep-
herd - he asked.
Assured that I do. Grady,
who had Just returned from the
Pacific area, said:
~ know him. too
Miss Blocks appearance in
Miss Private Jones Il success.
ful. will bring her a Seven-year
contract with M-G-M. Naturally.
we are all roofing for her 10
make good.
"On an M-G-M set the other
day We ran across Make Rosen-
bloom. Who did he ask for back
in Detroit7 no, IL wasn't Jimmy
Adamick. but Frank Barbara.
so much more 10 write Leo.
but I have 20 90 on the set 20
see II Melva's makeup is on cor
rectly.
Regards from
TOMMY EMMETT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
SpOr
Emmett S Chatty
Letter Tells Of
MeIva' S Success
By LEO MACDONELL

Melya Block. pretty roller
skating champion from Romulus,
Mich. is in the movies.
One hour after her screen test
she had a contract. She will APP
pear in an M-G-M picture called
Private Miss Jones which Will
star Mickey Rooney and Judy
Garland.
But let Tommy Emmett her
manager tell YOU about il in hls
chatty letter from Hollywood;
Dear Leo:
Miss Melva Block, the petite
Young lady from Romulus, roller
Skated her way into the hearts
OF II top ranking Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer officials last Friday
afternoon at the Culver City
Rollerdrome. located about a
quarter of a mile from the mas
Sive M-G-M lot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
u. N. ThinCIdds
Upset Spdrtdns
/, puck roll naCay -.

ANN ARBoR, Feb. 1o.-strona
on the track and weak in the
field, the University of Michigan
easily conquered a highly-touted
Michigan State squad last night
$3.50.
Coach Ken Doherty gave an in.
dication of what was in store for
the Spartans when he substituted
Capt. Dave Matthews for Ross
Hume in the 1-mile run. The
Wolverine leader upset the dope
sheets by beating the premeet
favorite, Bill Scott, in the fairly
fast time of 4:20.5.
In the field events, Michigan
did not fare as well.
i-miis run-won by Matthews CM): In
Eersoll tM). second, Scott (Ms), third.
so-yard dash-won by Davis (Ms);
Alkon (M). second tie for third between
Mccarthy Of Michigan State ana Bodohof
(Ms). Time, ;06.5.
tIo.yard run--won by Utsr tM); KAu.
liz Tin. tM iss second wh''''r 'Ms|' third
sS.yard high hurdlss-won by Swan.
son (M); Dodge (MS), second. Busch
man (Ms), third. Time, :Os g.
Emile run--Won by Bob Hume (M)
Leonardo (M)s second; Page (As), third.
Time, e:50.3.
ss0-yard run-won by Roxborough (M) (;
lRos. Hum. tM, second; Upton tM),
s5-yard low hurdles-Won BY Pinnsy
(M): swanson (Ml. second; Martin (M),
third. Time, :075.
Clss, Sears, Ufer); Ms second. Time.
$3.50.
Shot put-won by Brecher (MsD. As
feet So inches; ostroot (M), second;
Hegre (Ms), third.
High Iump--Won by Milne (Ms), q feet
y inch: stroia (M) second: tie for third
between Dale and Flock Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Took Only an Hour

Zone hour after Miss Block
had performed for such cinema
producers as Mervyn Leroy, dis
coverer OF Ginger Rogers, Lana
Turner and Mickey Rooney;
Joseph Pasternack. discoverer Of
Deanna Durbin; Sam Katz, for
ner partner Of the motion pic
ture chain of Balaban q Katz;
Arthur Freed, Rufus lie Marie,
Louis X. Sydney. chief assistant
10 Louis B. Mayer, and six other
M-G-M bigwigs. she had a con-
tract 10 appear in a picture
called Private Miss Jones.
"M-G-M will start shooting on
Melva on Thursday, February
IL. Miss Block will do a roller
skating speciality. The picture
will be In technicolor. The stars
of Private Miss Jones will be
Mickey Rooney. Judy Garland.
Kathryn Grayson and the world
famous pianist, Jose Iturbi. l be-
lieve Iturbi will be making his
screen debut in Private Miss
Jones'
you would have been right at
home on the Mercury that left
Detroit for Chicago on Wednes-
day, January n. Herb Mendels-
sohn. who won the famous Gold
Cup race a few years back with
4.
train. Bill Frackelton. the genial
Michigan Central passenger
agent. recently recovered from a
serious illness, was aboard. Herb
Humid was on his way to Chi
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Ford
were enjoying the sunshine from
the observation car. And Miss
Block and her mother, Mrs. En-
nest Block.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

missed n Filters drive that came
within an eyelash of an upset
as the usually truculent Red
Wings took an almost complete
holiday from body checking de-
spite the fact they had their
rookie goalie, Ralph AlmaS, in
the nets.
Taking advantage Of this con-
dition, the Filters waded right
into the National Leaguers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

Then Howe went to work. He
set up the first tying goal by
Mud Bruneteau from the OPEN
ing faceoff TO give the Wings a
score in Ia seconds. After
Boucher had put the Airmen in
front again on a combination
play with Licari, Howe led the
frantic Detroit drives that
brought his two goals and VIC
tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Scores Six Goals

Bob Petal was a one-man team
as Maroons swamped Commands
lO-l, in the Night Hockey League
feature at Mack Park last night
He scored six goals. Lincoln Park
defeated SpitfireS. Al. Lincoln
Park plays Commands and Spit.
fires meet East EnderS in Satur.
DAY games, starting at s p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

ran up a two-goal lead in the
first period on shots by Eddie
(Bee Bee Eyes, Bush, former
Red Wing defenseman and
Frank Boucher Jr.
Detroit was still one down
entering the final period after
goals by Don Crosse and de-
fenseman Harold jackson had
been countered by a 30-foot
angle shot by Stan Rookie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Only One Team
10 Miss PIayoffs

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (UP).-
Only the club that finishes last
in the seven-team American Ice
Hockey League will be eliminated
from playoffs-scheduled 10 begin
on March is, it was disclosed
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Bobo to Marry

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 10 (UP).-
Harry Bobo. ranking Pittsburgh
Negro heavyweight, will marry
18-year-old Adelaide Williams of
Pittsburgh today and will leave to
join the army on Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Boston ,, Toronto /.
TOM0RBow's GAME
Chicago A. Montreal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
POOREST GAME

Andy Phillip of Illinois expert
Ienced his poorest game of the sea-
son against Ohio State Monday
and was limited TO eight points.
Ralph Hamilton, lanky Indiana
forward, ran into a defensive Tar
tar in soph Dave Starck Of
Michigan and could elude him for
only Is points in two games.
Hamilton now has 113 poiQtS in
eight contests.
Otto Graham. Northwestern's
great forward, maintained his con-
sistent pace by dropping in 81
points against Purdue to take over
fourth place in the standing. Ora
ham has So points in Ave games
and his 17.6 points per contest is
second only TO Phillip.
The 10 leading conference scor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
NEW LEADER
Basketball Results
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL
Lincoln Park rs, Dearborn II.
ST. Ladislaus 40, ST. Gregory H.
ST Charles 80. ST. Martin Is.
Mt. Carmel Al, 81. Patrick Is.
All Saints 81, Sacred Heart %.
81. Vincent %. St Casimir %.
81. Paul -. Annunciation 81
ST. Anthony 36, DE La Sale n.
Catholic Central 35, ST Benedict ~.
81, James Is. Ferndsle %.
Lourdes ~. St Marys BEDFORD IS.
St. Joseph IS, Visitation Is.
81. Catherine SIS. St. Ambrose 20.
St Bernard 40. ST. Rose q.
St. Mays o. d Z, e, s. s'ani'l'u' o.
South Carolina so. Charleston 80
Western Reserve SIS Baldwin Wallace 81
Columbia So Harvard 90
Heidelberg o., Mt. Union So
Carnegie Tech 80. Allegheny ~.
Richmond a. Virginia 80
Wittenherg SIS Ohio Northern 50.
Kenyon 81, Ashland ~.
John Carroll a. Ken, state %.
Drury "a. Westminster. Mo. 80.
Otterbein s. Ohio Wesleyan a..
Cstawba SO, Davidson 81
Rhode Island 81 New Hampshire 55,
Vermont 81, Norwich 81.
High Point 81. Cuinlford 80
St Benedict 30 Washburn 81.
Hamline -. Manchester so
Carthage SO, Illinois College 81.
North Carolina as, N. c. state 80.
Appalachian So. West Carolina 81.
Niagara Il, Lawrence Tech 80.
Hamilton ~ Hartwick 90
Doane 80. Midland IS
Great Lakes 6s Lake Forest 80.
South Carolina 80 Columbia PLIERS 10.
Texas Christian AZ, Prairie Flers 20.
Olathe Navy ~, Kansas state IS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Jacobs 'Gestdpo
BdIks LOndes in
Try for 3dBout
Detroit Promoter Fails
So Far 70 Sign LaMotta,
Robinson for Match
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Nick Londes has wired from
New York that as yet he has not
signed Jake LaMotta and Ray
Sugar Robinson for a return
bout in Detroit But the Olympia
matchmaker IS still trying"
LondeS' wire:
"Still attempting 10 line up
LaMotta- Robinson for February
26, but meet Mike Jacobs ges-
tapo at every turn. Contacted
managers OF all available top
notch fighters here and all are
anxious TO come TO Detroit for
future shows"
There seems TO be some doubt
OF third match between the two,
at least in the New York press.
All of which may explain Mike
Jacobs plans for other fights in
Madison Square Garden February
%, the date presumed TO be held
open for LaMotta and Robinson in
New York in the event Mike
weaned the bout away from
Londes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Thanks to Howe, Wings Edge RCAF. : to

Perhaps the Red Wings had
the weekend series with
Montreal in mind as they laid
off the body checking and ag-
gressive forechecking which Is
their chief attraction to many.
AS it was, there was only one
real body check thrown-that
by Jack Stewart against Buddy
Hellyer, former Pittsburgh
Hornet. Jimmy Dad Mani
Orlando drew a laugh, however,
when he raced up TO nudge for
mer teammate Bush against the
boards.
Manager Jack Adams didn't
think the Red Wings tongues
hung out far enough TO Justify
waving practice today. All ex-
cepting the ailing goalie, Johnny
Mowers, were ordered to report
for II o'clock practice.
Pinks Alma,
bush Stewart
MeCaiG u {. simor
Ramsay G Douglas
Blade w Watson
Hellyer W Caryeth
Detroit spares - Motter, Orlando, Lis
comoe, Howe. Bruneteau, Crosse Wares
Abel, Jackson. RCAF spares-T Simon
Tudin, HAneberry. Rookie, Boucher Cain
Robbins, Philbin. LlcaTi. Guzzo, Pumple.
FIRST PERIOD
l-RCAF: Bush (Hellyer Ramsay, s:17.
2-RCAF: Boucher (Licaril, 1927.
PenAlties-None.
SECOND PERIOD
3-Red Wings: Crosse (Motter WAres)
6:is.
4-RCAF: Rookie, 5;36.
6-Red Wings: Jackson tAbel-Carveth)
1915.
Penalty--Motter (trippingD.
THIRD PERIOD
6-Red Wings. Bruneteau tHowe), :1f.
'7-RCAF. Boucher (LicarD. 8 80.
6-Red Wings; Howe (LiscOmbeD, e:b5.
e-Red Wings: Howe douglas -csrveth)
1901.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
by LEWIS II. WALTER

While the American Red Cross
is counting the gate receipts of
approximately $4,000 today, the
Detroit Red Wings are thanking
their veteran center. sgd Howe,
for saving them from defeat in
their battle with the Royal
Canadian Air Force hockey team
last night at Olympia.
IL was smart Sydney, the Red
Wings leading scorer, who
whlzzed home two goals in the
last period 10 give Detroit a 5-4
victory. Howc'S first, at half
way. tied up the score for the
second time.
His final goal came with less
than two minutes TO play and
put Detroit in front for the first
time. II was Unanswered on a
fine passing play with Les
Douglas and Joe Carveth.
SMALL CROWD
a Disappointing crowd of 3,S16
saw l'Gkihll y ANdAiplidi IlONhty
League runners-up in action
against the combined team of
RCAF starts from Ottawa and
Toronto. The fact that the game
came on the heels Of two sports
sellouts, the LaMotta-Robinson
fight and the Toronto hockey
game, was blamed for the low
attendance.
With almost 10000 fewer
fans than had witnessed the
Leaf game Sunday night, the
receipts were surprisingly high.
This was due chiefly 10 the eff
forts of Co-Chairmen J. Russell
Gnau and Frederick c. Matthaei,
who brought in more than half
the sum by selling most of the
55S box seats at $40 apiece.
Those who missed the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
New 400 Leader
Johnny Katz Of Wisconsin Assured Of That Honor
in Big Ten Where Only S Have Over 400 Points

effort OF the season. The spree en-
abled him to climb into a tie fol-
fifth place-in the individual point
making race with "a points.
Kotz still is far behind the lead.
ers, but while he's stepped up his
scoring record in recent contests
the top men have slumped. This
combination of facts means the
burly Badger still can figure
prominently in the scoring battle,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10

CHICAGO. Feb. 10 (UP).-Tht
Exclusive -Four Hundred Club" oi
Big Ten basketball point-makers
appeared destined today for a new
lleader-Johnny KotZ Of Wisconsin
The -Four Hundred Club" is q
select group composed of the only
five players in the Big Tens 49,
year history who have scored 40C
or more points in conference COM
petition.
Stretch" Murphy, the gangling
center of Purdue's teams in
1928-29-30, was the first center
ever to turn the trick. He &C.
counted for 400.
Bill HARLOW Of Chicago was
next to enter the charmed circle
with 416 during 1934-35-36.
Then came another pair of Pur-
due players, Jewell Young in 1886
1888 and Forrest Sprowl in 1870
4l-42. Young aggregated 465
points TO become the all-time in
dividual leader.
NEW LEADER
Kotz gained entrance 10 the
Club" this season and now has a
total Of 440 points. With six
league games YETI to play, the big
Badger star appears certain TO
displace Young.
Kotz scored ia points as a
soph and then set a new all-time
mark with 242 points as junior.
The Wisconsin forward was in
slump earlier, but has displayed
his old-time form in his last two
starts.
Kotz scored IS points Monday
night against Chicago for his best
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Hershey q, Cleveland q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
TOO MANY FIGHTS

TOO MANY FIGHTS
The fact Robinson Is scheduled
to fight Sgt. Jackie Wilson in the
Garden February 10 and Jose Ba-
sora in Philadelphia March !, pro-
videS basis for New York Specu-
lations Ray is scheduled 10 be
indicted into the army March 2,
the day after the Philadelphia
bout.
While there may be provincial
New York scribeS who believe
nothing happens except in the
eastern metropolis, Edward Van
Every of the New York Sun is not
one of them.
ut was no fiuke victory that
was registered by LaMotta,"
VanEvery. only New York scribe
who saw Jake defeat Robinson
In Detroit, reported in his paper.
Van Every, veteran writer. is
rated outstanding as a boxing
critic.
while the win was not rs
one-sided to this observer as the
official scoring made Il out, II
was cloar-cut," Van Every wrote.
The turn OF the battle occurred
In the seventh, when Robinson,
trying for a knockout, missed
with q vicious right-hand blow
and was countered with a right
to the head that had him sag
ging for n moment.
DECIDING FACTOR
THE knockdown that came In
the Anal seconds of the eighth
round was the deciding factor,
and many argued that the fiashy
Negro had been saved by the
bell. Though Robinson, as a re-
suit Of right to the body which
knocked the wind out of him,
all but fell out OF the ring, he
was fully conscious and would
almost certainly have clambered
TO his feet before the count had
reached ten"
(Note-Robinson took nine, and
{ is the belief of this writer that
had Ray gotten to his feet there
vas a very good chance he would
have gone right back to the deck.) |
But this scribe is not arguing (
With Van Every. 1t is as one
ices IL.
'TaMotta Is quite n hero In
the Motor City, though the bet
ting was ! TO 3 on his chances
To come through and the ca
Continued on Page 19) !
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Continued on Page 19)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Draft DeIinquents Ordered
to Report to Local Boards
'CIeor Your Stotus or be
Drofted' Soys Gen. Pearson

The new regulations prescribe
that all violators of Selective
Service requirements in the age
group 18 through "a will be i'm
mediately classified into a class
available for service after Nov
!. Delinquents aged l8 through
81 will then be ordered to re-
port for induction without fur
Their delay. II the delinquent
fails TO comply with such order,
his case will be turned over to
the U. S. Attorney for prosecu-
ton.
Authority is now granted to
local boards to proceed with the
classification of delinquent
without the aid of his question
nalre or other documents which
he fails TO file with his local
board in the time permitted.
Authority is also provided for
the registration Of nonregis-
trant delinquent and his CLASH
fication and induction by any
local board before which he is
brought or TO which he reports.
A delinquent registrant ordered
10 report for induction may be
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Michigan's 1924 draft delin-
quents have until Nov. l TO re-
port to their local boards and
clear their delinquency status or
be ordered for induction immed-
lately after that date without
further consideration of their
cases, il was announced today
by Brig. Gen. Leroy Pearson,
state Selective Service director.
as revised delinquency regula-
tons were issued TO local
boards.
With 47,457 delinquency cases
pending before the Department
of Justice throughout the nation,
the continuing manpower de-
mands of the war effort make il
imperative that SelectiVe SerV-
ice delinquents be handled more
q ickly an d efficiently than
heretofore. The policy which
becomes effective Nov. ! will
make available promptly for
service in the armed forces or
for prosecution every person
acceptable TO the armed forces
who knowingly becomes a de-
linnIent
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

indicted by any local board to
which he ports or before
which he is brought by law en-
forcement agencies.
1t. Col. George c. Moran.
state headquarters administra-
tive officer, has been appointed
by General Pearson TO supervise
the program in Michigan. He
will coordinate the Selective
Service work with that of the
Department of Justice, cooper
ating with the U. S. Attorneys
John c. Lehr in the Eastern
Michigan district and Joseph
Deeb in Western Michigan.
OF the 1924 registrants cur
rently delinquent in Michigan,
2128 have been reported from
the Wayne county area. 1t is ex-
pected that the new program
will result in a general reduc-
ton in dellnquents after NOV. i.
Every effort is being made by
local boards prior TO that date
10 clear up those cases where
registrants unknowingly h We
committed violations of the Sc
lective Service rules. All boards
have been instructed TO release
TO the press each month a list
of their delinquent registrsnts.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Volunteer farm workers in an
Arkansas county, mostly towns
people, harvested 1850 acres OF
berries and vegetables this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
.Detroiter Named
AS Africa Hero

1t. Thomas Green, former De-
troit advertising man, was men
toned today in cable dispatches
from the American front lines in
TuniSia for heroic conduct in the
drive of the armored divisions.
IF infantry support had come
up in time the Tunisian cam
paign might now be over" COM
mef1tS the International News
Service correspondent.
Coupled with Green and a dozen
other officers for credit is another
Michigan man, 1t. Lewis Brock
ingham, Flint. Green Is the son
of Col. George A. Green, now at
tached to the Hartman lend-leaSe
mission in London. He was en-
ployed at MacManus, John e.
Adams, Inc.
Cpl. Jack f. Briggs Of Royal
Oak was listed by the navy today
as one of 81 marine corps enlisted
men serving aboard an aircraft
carrier TO receive a letter of COM
mcndation for outstanding bravery
during recent engagement with
the enemy.