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Key West and Vicinity: Warm
err this afternoon and tonight:
Florida: Warmer this after
neon and tonight.
Hatteras, u. g. to Apalachi-
cola, Fla. no small craft or
storm warnings lisve Il been Is
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Total rainfall since Feb. l,
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l94l-U. S. Supreme Court up
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leader Earl Browder.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Kelly Won't Say

River Rouge readers already
have started booming Paul White,
Michigsns captain-elect, for the
1943 Al-America. Judging from
some Of the letters, Paul could
run for office in his home town
and win going away.
There's still a lot OF speculation
around the village on the sports
Jobs Governor Kelly has TO hand
out. Latest Tumor is that box
ING, racing and the state fair Jobs
ali will be combined. The man
who knows, Governor Kelly, still
refuses TO talk.
Gus Dorais has said his fare
wells at L. of d. and is moving
his personal belongings into his
new office with the Lions on
Washington boulevard. The tough
lob now for u. OF d. is TO decide
between Bud Boeringer and Lloyd
Brazil for head football coach.
Titan hackers want both of
them 10 be happy a few close
10 the situation feel the ideal way
10 handle the matter would find
Boeringer as head football coach
and Lloyd serving as athletic di-
rector. There should be news
within the next few days.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Auker's Through

Paul McNutt has given his okay
and the national Softball tourna-
ment will be held in Detroit again
this wear. Elden Auker isn't kid
ding this time. He's really through
with baseball.
The Tigers, as you know, will
train al Evansville, Ind. Not toe
many miles away is French Lick
with wide open gambling. Steve
O'Neil may have to slap a curfew
on the lads who like galloping
doninoes.
Edward Everett Horton is fine
tennis player and soon will help
Mrs. Jean Hoxie Of Hamtramck
with a series of exhibitions for ten
mis- playing kids of that commu-
nifty.
All of Eddie Rickenbacker's old
friends hereabouts, and he counts
them by the hundreds, are looking
forward to next Friday when the
famed ace comes 10 town.
"Wish could get him tn
referee one of my bouts next
Friday night" commented Mich
olas Londes But even without
Rick, Nick's show should pack
'cm in. LaMotta's win over
Jackie Wilson turned the trick
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Revised Prep Gard

SWIMMING SCHEDULE
Southwest Lengus
February -Chadsey a. southwestern
Northwestern - Western
February % Southwestern ~ North
western Western at Chadsey
February % Western az southwestern
Chadsey at Northwestern.
Northwest League
Fehruarv rs Central a. NacSenus
Fcbrusry Mae4enzic at Cooley Red
February Relort' at Mackenzie
Central a. Cooley
>nutheast League
February lN--Druuy a. Northeastern
Eastern ~ Southeastern
Februar, % Northeastern ~ Eastern
SqD[nesstCru st DENLY
/Fthyuar rs Sop'heeaern al North
Eastern. DENLY A. Eastern.
Northeast Lraruc
February ls-Cass a. Highland FarE
HamtrswCk af Northern.
February 20 Hahiand Park =, Ham
February - Northern A. Highland
Park. Cass p, Hsmtramck.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
southwest League
February ls-DhAdscy AZ Wilbur Wrigh'
Northwestern, hye Western a. south
February wilbur Wreh, a, western.
Chadsey. bye. southwestern a. North
western
March - Northwestern st wrbu'
Wrght Western "a, Chadsey. soI'h"es'era
March 12-wuba- wr.rh, ~ south.
western Chadsey a. Northwestern, West
MaTSh ia-wubrr wriFNt. hye. south
western a. Chadsey, Northwestern a.
Western.
Southeast League
February 10 DENLY ai SnuiheaEieru
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Official Entry Blank
Detroit Times Gold and Silver Skates Derby
Saturday and sunday. Jan. 30 and 81. 1913
Silver States Derby = Decathon Championship


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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Unbedten Prep
CdQers Clash

Two undefeated teams meet in
what look 10 be pair of exhibi-
ton games Sunday night in the
two Catholic league games Of the
day
ST. Charles. already three
time winner with the defending
second division east side cham
pionS. ST Paul. one Of it's victims.
meets Annunciation on The home
court ~ 8 p. m.
In the FIRST division. George
Dufours powerful St Theresa
team that set a prep scoring rec
ord last week when II topped 20
points in a league contest. meets
ST. Cecilia on the lattcrS court
Both fves rate fsvorite spots.
On Monday. All Saints Journeys
10 Mount Carmel for a third diti-
sion loop contest.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
GUNS BOOMING FOR PAUL WHITE

Let's =. what's going around town?
Sonas gone and 1t is safe 10 come out Of hiding The
her show the greatest since the 1884
World Series.
eight Of DISCUSSES during the past week while
lodging brothers and sisters who only wanted few ducas
a center ice
Sonia pulled $166O43a record for nights Even
Whker does shave off healthy slice there's enough
keep Miss Sonia walking around money for few weeks
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
SoftbaII Meet Here
0kdyed by MtNutt

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 16 (INS)
-Terming softball popular and
inexpensive sport which shodld be
continued and extended" VINO
Chief Paul V. McNutt today dis
PEELED any doubt that the annual
national softball tournament would
not be held in Detroit this year.
McNutt's approval of softball
came in a wire to Raymond john
son, president of the Amateur Soft
ball Association of the Americas,
which stressed the need of promot-
ing physical well-being among the
American people.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
CY0 Cage Lead
AT Stake Sunday

Queen Of Apostles, 1912 cham
plon Of the Catholic Youth Or
ganization' Class A heavyweight
circuit. meets one of its biggest
tests of the year this Sunday wnen
ut clashes with an undefeated St.
Catherine crew for leadership of
the east division. The battle will
be one of the features of 81 games
to be played on CYO courts today.
Although neither Queen of
Apostles nor st. Catherine has
been beaten this season, Queen of
Apostles has a slight edge over it,
rival. having four victories to the
latter's three. With both tiel for
first place. whoever takes today's
contest will more than likely re-
main on top Of the swing until at
least the second round of play.
barring any upsets.
Meanwhile. another Queen of
Apostles team was headed for al
most certain honorS in the east
ern end Of the lightweight loop as
that division winds up its first
round today. Queen Of Apostles is
still undefeated with four VIC
tories Today il meets Nativity
one Of the cellar clubs. 3 p. n-. al
Nativity gym. In the ives I
division Of the lightweight class
st. Gregory and St. Alphonsus,
both undefcated, viii be tangling
for solo hold on first place The
bout is scheduled for 9 p. m. on
st, Gregory's court.
II NnAN'S GAMES
ST CLAIR COMM NIFTY CTNTER
h.p same vs. 50 Fiouan b. d.
+ 81 Anthony vs., ST. Phillp Ser. ? b. m.
So Ca'herins ". 81 Philip Nsr. 3. m
Edward W 81 Margaret Mar ? m
s. Fi1abe'h vs. ST. Msrgaret Mary
2. m. So Ambrose vs. 81 Ga-Esre' Mary
p. m: ST. Julians vs. St Bernard
> 3 m.
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Nativity SIS. queen Of Apostles g. n.
81. cs'hsrins vs. Queen of Apostles 1 m
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HOLY ROSARY
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
That Batch!

Frank Walsh, the new Red Run
pro, will return TO Detroit about
the middle OF February. And it's
nice 10 see AL Watrous land the
DAG winter job.
Towns funniest gagster: r. A.
Bachelor.
Big George Christensen. former
Lion tackle. is in the diamond tool
business. One of his best cuSto-
mers is Frank Christensen, also a
former Lion, now IN business in
Salt Lake City.
Big Chris is boxing three fast
rounds daily with his waistine.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
NeuD Pro Begins

Sunday night George Brett will
give his first lessons at Arcadia.
He's the former professional OF
Rouge Park Rollerdrome.
Here's another professional who
has had 10 cut some of his classes
because OF the strain of war pro.
duction work. He's Richard Nc
Lauchlen. head pro at Arena Gar
dens. Dick works 10 hours a day,
seven days a week to help win the
war. But he still takes the two
public classes on Wednesday and
Thursday from 7 to 8.
Teaching in the day time are
Irene Seifert. Elsbeth Muller and
Romeo Diotte. Miss Muller is in
ternationally known as an ice and
roller skating instructress.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Circle Waltz Contest

A circle waltz contest is being
held each Thursday night at East
wood Park with the finals set for
February 5, winners 10 receive
silver cups for prizes.
The numbers hunt, which Is the
big event each Saturday night at
Varsity Gardens, is a regular boy
meets girl affair. AS each comes
into the rink he or she is given a
number. After all the numbers
are pinned on there's 20 minutes in
which TO find YOUR partner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Want Picture an Paper?

This is the forerunner Of the
annual race Of the skaters to be-
come the No. l entries in the
silver and gold skates races. The
first girl whose gold skates
derby entry arrives at this office
gets the No. l racing number for
the meet and. likewise, the first
entrant in the silver skates derby
wins the same honor in his claSA
Their pictures also will be print
in the Times.
The entry lists for the closed
competitions on the 72-eyent two
day program which include oil
state championships, the gold and
silver skates derby races, Walter
Osmun Memorial tWo-mile raCa
and the state title decathlon COM
petition will be closed at midnight
Wednesday. January u, in order
to give the Southern Michigan
Skating Association officials and
the skates editor a chance 20
make heat drawings for announces
ment in the Friday issue Of the
Times prior TO the meet.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Officials Announce
New Prep Calendar
BY f. c. GREENE

The notice comes somewhat be-
latedly, but nevertheless the Board
of Education finally announces the
continuation of interschool COM
petition in the metropolitan public
high schools.
The notice features basketball
season and another series of SWIM
ming meets, the latter in con-
junction with the present all-out
war physical fitness program.
The new setun has some aspects
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Wives Trim Husbands

Gretz Bowleretts Of Phlladel'
phia, woman S team, took all the
grandstand coaching from their
husbands that they could stand
so they challenged them 10 2
match The women won by 81
pins and now there is peace anc
nulet Mhcn the gals bowl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Walkers 10 Compete
For State Title

The Michigan A. A. L. sane
toned walking championship will
be staged at Adams YMCA. Feb
ruary II during halftine intermis-
sion in the Lawrence Tcch-AdamS
basketball game. The race over
one mile distance. is sponsored
by Adams The George JaglowicZ
trophy viii go 10 first place win
ner. along with three title medals,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Want Cage Games

Detroits senior girls and Class
B mems basketball teams who arc
interested in games with Cana
dian clubs, are asked 10 write
Mike Patrick, 1873 Cadillac street.
Windsor Ont, or telephone 4-9717
between 9 a. m. and z p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
RolIin' Around
Skater Bo0nns
War Bond Sale
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

A new top in war bonds and
stamp sales was reached last week
at Arena Gardens when young
Bobby Reid, a member OF the De-
troit Figure Skating Club. sold
SITS in bonds during the matinee
session.
During the evening OF the same
day Leonard Sword clicked with
$3.50 in bonds and $3.50 in stamps.
This marks a new high since the
bond booth was opened 215 months
-apO
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
A BARGAIN Price

Seabiscuit. second biggest money
winner in American turf history,
ran as a two-year-old three times
under a price Of only $500.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Wish" Egan, Tiger scout, is
in Harper Hospital. But his
medico says II iS nothing serious.
Friends OF Jim Hughey, former
owner of the Detroit Eagles. will
be glad 10 learn that he is well
on the road 10 recovery al Ford
Hospital. II was a close one for
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

that are a trifle weird, particularly
in the basketball schedule, but on
the whole the board of athletic
directors has kept its word. Com
petition goes on. More students
will participate.
The present intramural season
closes M n d a " February IS.
Within a few days after that date
both the basketball and tank tour
news begin.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
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f0r established territory In Michigan
and Indiana by manufacturer ~
nationally advertised line OF SIC
and ~ 10 mems neckwCar. belts
and suspeudcrs Also. compact line
men and women's all-wool leisure
coats. 40 objection 20 additional
non-cnrfictiry items Draw against
commission when qualified Please
give complete details in FIRST letter.
which wilI hr held tn confidence
address Box A-2i3, Detroit Times,
Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Entries for Times Derby
Available at All Kinks
Two-Day Meet
al Belle Isle
January 3o-3l
BY KEN HALL
Gold and silver skates Derby Editor

Entry blanks now are available
at all Detroit skating centers for
the twenty-first renewal Of the
annual Detroit Times Gold and
Silver Skates Derby ice meet
which this year includes the state
championships in its list Of speed
events and is scheduled for Belle
Isle Saturday and Sunday, January
80 and 81.
During the week these entry
blanks have been distributed 10
Belle Isle. Palmer and River
Rouge Parks, Detroit recreation
rinks. Tool Shop Hardware, T. B.
r. yfs, DeXter-DaViSon rink,
Olympia and other spots in the
city. Early this week others will
go TO various skating centerS
throughout the state.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Neu EUents

Swimming under the new sys-
tenn will probably feature some
new events such as underwater
swimming, disrobing to the clock
and Juggling weights in the water
if previous plans for the season
are observed.
However. the most unorthodoX
features Of the new setup exist IN
the basketball lineup.
Schools are divided into four
sections. a northwest, northeast,
southwest and southeast group
which Will interplay. Winners will
meet in playoffS if stime is avail
able at the end of the season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Triple Features

Each school will put three teams
on the court for an interscholasuc
contest; a ninth and tenth grade,
an eleventh grade and a twelfth
grade quintet. On the day of a
game, all three teams will partici-
pate in triple feature evening.
The two lower grade teams take
the court first for a warmup pc
riod. Then the ninth-tenth grade
five plays the first half of it's
game. The eleventh grade team
follows with half Of another game.
Then after you've forgotten about
the first game, the youngsters
come back and finish. BY that
time the other game is forgotten
and then the eleventh graders are
resuscitated.
After this Is over. If you've
brought lunch you eat it while
the twelfth grade team stages a
10-minutc practice period. Then
amid the yawns, the finale begins.
1t does not come in instruments
It's a continuous affair
Tickets arc 10 be sold only AT
the door. eliminating the old.
Studcnt-seaSon-book system. Price
is 2S cents and you get enough for
your money TO make even the
double bill movie lovers happy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
/.Z/ Sports Editor

Wish in Hospital but
lis Not Serious;
Hughey's improving
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

Sonia's Gone and lis
Safe for Murphy TO
Come Out Of Hiding
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Ht Notions high school youth joining the fight Through
victory Corps and
fighting power tor their ond Of
BY voluntary
the Federol
$4,000 high schools building
working wo industries They tok"e Mathematics ond
flight
people tor ot wo-hepne relieve oee FORMS
tokm9 household jonor
In this wide students
for the red ondne general membership
the SEQ Service Division for
Production
Community includes oil
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned was, on the
10Th day of November, 1943, duly
appointed administrator of the es-
tate of EMMA LOTUS NEWTON.
deceased, and that letters testa-
mentary therefor on said day were
duly issued to the undersigned.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present said claims with proper
vouchers, and duly verified, within
six 90 months from the date of
this Notice, to the undersigned adj
ministrator, at the. office of its at
torneys, r. E. Robertson and M. E.
Monagle, at 200 Seward Building,
Juneau, Alaska.
Dated at Juneau, Alaska, this goth
day of November, 1913.
ALASKA PERSONAL SERVICE
AGENTS,
Administrator.
BY M. E. MONAGLE,
It's Vice President.
First publication, Nov %, l943.
Last publication, Dec. 20, 1913.
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The plaintiff in said action de-
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And in the event you fail so to
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will take judgement against you for
want thereof, and will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in
said complaint, and as herein
stated
Witness the Honorable Geo. r.
Alexander. judge of said Court, and
the seal of said court hereunto af-
fixed this 9Th day of November,
1943.
tSeal of Court
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GooDIE SALE

BY Senior Trinity Guild on No
vember % in Shattuck Bldg. from
10, am. All kinds of good things for
Thanksgiving.
adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
Compensation Awards
Recorded Here Today

Andrew Hovanak Of Torrington
has received the sum OF sl,26S,l5 for
injuries sustained while in the ern-
ploy Of the Union Hardware Com
pany Of Torrington, according to a
compensation agreement approved
today by Commissioner John J.
O'Connell. Payment Is to be made
at the rate Of $l2.03 for O period Of
lO5 weeks, beginning January "a,
1913, for 90 per cent loss Of the use
of his left hand. Other agreements
for weekly payments during disable
ity or for specific payment in case
Of permanent injury include:
Joseph Kirven Of so East Haw-
kins street, Waterbury, against
Chase Brass and Copper Company.
Of Waterbury, s25 beginning Febru-
airy 8, 1913, injuries to middle, ring,
and little fingers.
w. Unikas Of Waterville against
Chase Brass and Copper Company
Of Waterbury, $26 maximum begin
ming February 10, l94S, strained
back.
Joseph Rosa, Of l76 Hill street,
Waterbury, against Chase Brass and
Copper Company, Waterbury, $25
maximum beginning February IA,
l943, hernia injuries.
Noel Bruneau Of 252 South Main
street, Waterbury against Chase
Brass and Copper Company, Water
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-29
WALLACE BEGINS
CHILEAN SURVEY

Santiago, Chile, March 20.--(UP)
Vice President Henry A. Wallace
OF the United States starts tour
Of Chilean Industrial areas today.
Wallace told an estimated 10000
cheering persons at mass meeting
yesterday that Chile will be q stall
wart member of the United Nations
until "iinal, absolute victory"
Wallace departed from his pre-
pared text to say:
II cannot express the words 70
praise adequately the magnificent
work Of the Fighting French, Of
the President Of the United States,
Of China's generalissimo and Of the
leader Of Soviet Russia. For them
one minute Of silence-may the Lord
bless and protect them and. also,
ladies and gentleman, the magnifl-
cent leader Of Great Britain"