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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-24
Price Control Our Job

They put it to us straight,
the Messrs. Mccormick and
Mitzel and KatZ and our own
Cumberland La Dor leaders;
price control is very largely
up to us.
The OPA will do its part. we
can and should expect much Of
them, but not the impossible.
They cannot enforce ceilings with
out us.
We must form consumer COM
mittees, one for every local union.
every lodge, every club. Men may
serve on these committees. but the
major part of the work can be
done by women best.
When a committee is formed,
its members names and addresses
should be mailed in promptly 10
the Western Maryland Labor Unity
Conference at Box 299, Cumber-
land. and the Unity Conference
will see that the committee Is in
structed, trained and set 10 work
by the OPA.
A housewife can function effec-
lively on such a committee even II
she can give only an hour or two
a week to the work. A word to
the wise :. word to the women
or as one Cresaptown leader
remarked in the intermlssion at
the Conference: When the women
get behind a thing, II goes.
n-.x @-k
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-24

be on the air. Not the Tuesday Of
the week the paper comes, but
alternating Tuesdays between. The
next broadcast Is on June I, fea-
turing a group Of blue-star mothers
and wives.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-05-24
Duy Care Cenfers

This time 1t was the Clio Wo-
mems Auxiliary that went on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
NBA Guarding
Ring Titles Of
Boys in Service

NEW YORK. April 3 tlNS)-
The National Boxing Association
in releasing its quarterly ratings
today. revealed il Is keeping open
the lightweight Championship for
the winner OF a bout between
Sammy Aneott. Washington, Pa,
and Beau Jack. Augusta. Ga. cur
rent holder of the New York
commission 135-pouud title
President Abe !. Greene an
nounced the NBA viii adhere "a
its policy Of recognizing only those
champions whose claims 10 titles
are undiSputed This includes
those champions who have gone
lnto the armed service; their titles
are now regarded as frozen % tor
the duration by the MIA.
Angolt and Jack were the storm
ccnlerS Of a few months ago OF a
hattie between the New York
commission and the MIA. AnGott
retire q as lightweight champ.
claiming injuries 10 has hands A
bout between Jack and Tlppy
larkin, New Jersey. was sane
toned as a lightweight title fight,
Jack winning the New York YER
sion OF The championship by a
knockout The NBA then refused
10 recognize the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Death Rntlfes

rELLETIER-S Sgt. Ralph v, son of Mr.
and Mrs. r. Leroy Pelleticr of Sit
Breckenridge avenue Ferndale. Brother OF
Arthur Leroy, John D'Arcy, Margaret Olive
and Pauline Johnston. Funeral from Spauld
ing a. Sons Funeral Home 500 ". Nine
iaie road, Ferndale, at 2 p. m. Saturday
afternoon.
ROBERTS Meta (nee Prank Of 2sBi st.
Clair: beloved wife OF the late Donald
dear mother OF Robert and the late Don
aid Jr.: daughter of Anna Frank. dear
sister Of Edward Robert and George.
Funeral services at Cooper Bros. Mortusry.
Mack and Garland. saturday at 80 y. m.
Interment Woodmere Cemetery.
1 NGELBACH April %, Joseph. 5lO9 St
Clair, beloved husband Of Barbara; dear
father OF John. Mrs. Catherine Sheen, Anna
NicholaE. Sergt. Adam and Alice son Oi
Mrs Anna Marie Ungelhach grandfather
of four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday
Q n. m. at A. II. Peters Funeral Home.
l2O5I Gratiot avenue
WILLIAMSON April %, 1913, Mary Eliza
beth, wife OF Eugene n Williamson
Funeral service al chapel OF the William
r. Hamilton Co, Cass avenue at AleXan'
drine, saturday ~ I ?. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
WITH SHAVER IN ALASKA
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued First Sport Page
you and the decided to celebrate by batting
these lines haven't had opportunity of late
o write.
War largely composed Of long periods of inactivity
by shorter periods intense activity and had
lot of the latter And, You ask prefer the latter
At least do
Il may change my mind before I'm very many months
older.
Your hours from dawn until after midnight. You
miss meal and then and sometimes crawl into Your
sack determined to stay there for the duration only to be
called out before you've had "a chance TO turn
Yet all Of that is preferable sweating waiting
get the 'front.' And you there you
dering when the hell YOU get back.
That general is the personal this
lest all the theaters has its compensations
equipment Uncle issues his fighting superb. The
chow is astonshngH good considering everything and the
American soldier Is tops for efficiency and spirit
American mechanical ingenuity is o myth Ground
they pick out of the scrap pile jobs
Run and all of MIR. Ford's bright fellers.
That's a fact. I've IL. And the kids who fly and
fight planes Of this world. close con-
tact with them I'm convinced they the finest product
the United States turned ouour greatest achievement
1T Is screwy made screwer by radio and all the
tangled gadgets since the last The Japs try
jam freqncncies, just the jam theirs and
occasionally incredible things happen in the casual
fashion.
The other day. when planes their target
Japanese, in mpeccable English. broke in the radio
with: Did you get that: HeadstrOng American youth"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Ann Arbor Rallies
To Tie BIRMINGHAM

ANN ARBOR. April 23-Vic-
tories in the last two events gave
Ann Arbor High a 43-43 tie with
Birmingham High in a dual track
meet al YoSt fieldhouse yesterday
Dick Hopkins and Bob Murray
lied at 5 feet s in the high jump
and4 The relay team of Hopkins,
Murray, Stan Peterson and Pat
O'Connor took the relay in 1:3s
to give Ann Arbor the deadlock
Murray also won the 60-yard
dash. Jackson High, scheduled to
compete, too;~failcd to appear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Masonic
Has New
Leader

Murray Birnie'S Armstrong; are
the new holders of first place IN
the Greater Masonic League today
after taking -four points from W
@. Hogs Parisclean Al Grand
Central last night 2729 10 2577
Arm strong was tied with
Friendship Two idle because OF
cry tournament play. Friendship
plays of the poStponement Mon
day night
Harry Hciden'S National Tents
sewed up third place IN winning
three from Fort-Boulevard, 27S3
10 $3.50 The Tents five-week rec
ord L. the best IN the league, l.
points out OF 20 Then last defeat
was at the hands OF Paris on
March 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Edirview Gardens
Offers Triple Header

F'alrvieW Gardens again is offer
ing a wrestling special next
Tuesday, this lme in the form OF
q triple header. Wild Man" Tin
and Eddie Bad Man Lewis are
paired in one Of the three featured
bouts. Bert Ruby tackles Louis
Klein. and Flash Gordon meets
Joe Maisch of Montreal in the
other two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Red White, Ex-Mdjor
Hurier, Dies at So

HILLSBORO, o., April % (UP)
Kirby (Red) White, SO, former
pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates,
Boston Braves and Chicago Cubs
and one-time roommate of Honus
Wagner, died at his home yester-
day.
A curve ball hurler, he played
with Kansas City and Indian
apolis in the American Associa-
ton after leaving the National
League. He began his career with
Lancaster in the old Ohio State
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
AS Lose First Seeker

PHILADELPHIA. April %
CUP)-A service summons made
another gap in the ranks of the
Philadelphia Athletics today as
reserve first baSeman Bruce Ko-
nopka was ordered to duty by the
naval reserve on April %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Holiday
Leading Exchanges Closed
for Good Friday

NEW YORK, April 23-Prin-
cIpal domestic securities and com
modify exchanges are closed today
in observance of Good Friday
The markets will function as usua
on Saturday. Exception TO the
closing today are the various live.
stock and dairy markets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
AEI-StarS End Match:
Travellers Seek Title
By HAROLD kAHL

John Reiily's 266 In 6OI and
Homer Lemons 206-202 I'm GOT
enabled Emery team take three
points from second place Square
Deal i'm the Gleneagles $50 House.
Helen MorToic's III l0as high in
the BOWiiBg Green Ladies.
BELL RINGS BELL
Harold Bell hit 255 in Bud Rit-
teT's House where j. l.. Stone tops
Nye and Enterprise by three games
nearing the wire.
Erwin kOziOrs 22s was the best
individual effort I'm the Fort-Delray
at Fort Boulevard.
Tom Hamilton and ToHy McRay
shared high loith 22S IN the Metro
poiitdB Catholic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
DECIDE QUESTION

Rosemary O'Neil, secretary and
treasurer of the Port Huron
Junior College rife team. winner
of the Hearst girls junior cham
pionship, writes asking if il is pos.
sible to enter mixed teams OF
boys and girls in the junior team
matches.
The question will be decided al
a special meeting of heads OF rifle
clubs. TO be held AT the Book
Cadillac. Monday, May 3.
/. Gerald NJ. Bowers, director OF
the Trenton Junior Chamber Of
Commerce, 2256 Riverside Drive,
Trenton, writes they are forced
TO discontinue their rife club be-
cause Of lack of ammunition.
The National Rife Association.
1900 Rhode Island. Washington,
D. c., has been allotted 200. 100000
rounds of % caliber shells from
the war department for this pur-
pose.
We suggest this club and any
others interested in starting a
rifle training program write the
y. x. A. for full particulars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
TOP HATS ARE TIED

Van Nalkenburg's Top Hats
and John Cunningham's Gaunt-
lets. led by Ralph DennY,s 224-214
in 604. ended tied for first place in
the Esquire loop at Charley Jane s
Pillar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

puLnr my DIR 4e4s W. vTRNoR
HLAUL-ulh nLU' IA 1908
10 ModerA lanes. Open Bovine AL DAY
TODAY Ftom 20 A. A. UutH c,os,ns.
PALACE REC. - sSa; ., ssAI xDs,, p! szs7
Open eo~,,ug TO-DAY Urtn $50 p. N ana
After 20 80. Harold Alien instructor Cocktail Bar
PAIN REACH 1920 msrEss. Near s.mns
VIII Apprrcis,s Nour vote Tor 1874 CITY poubiss
ard Singles Tournament. q Brand Ns~ Lans,
PALMER PARK ", Sd61.,ts q, sp &C., s''S'''
10 s.22l2 az Brunswick Alleys. complstsi,
Modsrni1cd, free Parknu Avsuabh
open Aile" TO-DAY Ueiil 5 30 ana After ~ p
.plpKI Ann 1920 WEST WARREN. Near
N,lNINhO S0UTnFiEIp. CO. 322a
va Brand Me- lanes Open Bowling al All Time,
No~ Iasing Reservations for Summer LeaussZ SEE
1nrm Bosl while EnioyiHs me Best Food and
t''isshmeoh IN Dsiroits Prstttvsi Cocktail LosBge
.pl LYDlIIM ss5 JOS. cAMPAU
oPth BOWLING FVtRV AFTERNOON AND
EVENING UNTIL 800 A N.
plllhp pCn t4S2s KERcHEVEl
iAINh wv a. PHILIP NJ gsO2
Oeea BewiiHo Al DAY SATURDAYS and sunday
from 90 A. o. Ns~tdAy, Tan T. After ~
pIInPnW iuzss GRATior ~ ssss
''H'HOV" op,s Aheys TN Pm and After 20.
sunday, nnsa Dpubi.s Al SO p. ~
plulhA 1850 nsNiCHoLs pR sS2s
hH"ONT ~ ANeyt. AR Conditioned
ssmmsr Lsasges seS Bring Farmed lon Noe !
tHi'rs LEAGUE Reservations Aisc Bsinu Tsssu.
eITTCp pee i4szs JAsE At CHALMERS
hilCh nt6' AZ. os44
Sum~T Leagues se~ Formiuc Msnt on Mopda,
"sdnsaeaS snd thursday taa,sf o. ruesday
SfIiTNEIeTEpn 81. JGAE At Chsri..ois
0VVlHAH0I LIN NJ g26g optn Bovine
49, DAY Saturday anr Surdsv fres Irs,rur.
t'en' ~ No Gfao. wuItrscft ices 10 p ~
STATE F6lp 1900 WOODWARD 70. s.4s,2
S'NlA FW AZ STATE Fsir Grouuds
Open Alleys Every Evening
v0EuF pr CADtEUR AT tvAsSroH
wv HNhs ~ 6t2u
Vote ter tylt CITY DoUhiss. stroies Tsufnsy Hsrs
fIns hns,t opcr Bostina even nipht Pan tree
WASHINGTON BOWL 20 aod S' 'esDi w., q
Open Bowling at All Hours
WURM'S SINCE 1888 "0s ss si,J
opsr Anew TO-DAY Usid p ~ ara after ~
Cocktail tounos oruar MUSIC Escsnsnt FOOD
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Boys in Service
Appreciate News
OF Rifle Circles

(Cip This md mail II 10 goH~
rifle shooting pals IN the armed
SCrrtccS.J
Proof that the boys m service
like TO hear what's going on il
igan rifle shooters:
rifle shooting circles back hom'
was contained in a letter iron
Pfc. Larry w. MacSEniuk, thu
former rife wizard and instructor
at the Fisher Y Rife Club.
Larry, now station al CAM
Roberts, Cal. Co, B, S0th Infantry
says "all the fellows from my bar
racks are from Detroit and W,
all fight for a copy OF the Time.
when II comes in.
II asked our platoon conn
mander il ID would he possible
10 get IA furlough for the Hearst
finals at Olympia, May 20 and
80, hut he didn't think stood
chance" MacSimiuk said IN
his letter.
II guess I'll get all the shoot
ing ! want right here. We
haven't gone ON the range a.
yet, but we will make il next
week. You will never know how
much we appreciate news items
from home"
a9d31MONN a1LLIT
Hitting the bullseye with Mich
Speaking of craftsmanship, Mac
Simiuk says;
cit really Is surprising how
few fellows know anything
about guns. Most of them have
By DON GHIIES
hunted or possessed firearms In
civilian life. but yet their knowi-
edge of care and real handling
IL very small"
The ROYAL Oak High rifle team
coached by Tom Founder and IA
vorite in the Michigan Interschol
aStic High School Hearst matche
at Olympia, May 29-30, defeated
the Ann Arbor High team by I
score of 1908 TO 9S6.
On the Royal Oak team wa,
Jack Bachman with 26i. Boil
Berry 25i, Ed Phillips 2i9, ant
Don Wilfong 239.
The Ann Arbor boys, coached b!
Charlie Barclay. fired: Rober
Schmidt 253, Jack Null 252, Ker
Mitchell PA, and Bob Perrin 237
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Scratches
by niied Press

BS nitFd Press
PLAfLICO
Track good.
Second Race Sh0twirk SusHn Con
slant IRIS Banker Hy Kerry, Toy quay
Bits Anne
Sixth Race ptmOut.
seventh Race SeRwsy Bucket shop
puNe Residue
Eighth Race TBngRnyka Radio Wave,
Chronos. Ranger H.
JAMAICA
Track muddy,
First Race Buddeu
Second Race f.rrsh MONEY
Fourth Race True Blue.
F4Iih RHee-Tevsef
Sixth Race Rewarded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Special Notices

EASTER plants Zoe. 4e.. 75c: tulips.
Sl39; Gala lilies HOOK. 1899 Mack.
NOTICE in hereby given that the Russian
Association OF Detroit has applied 10 the
Michigan Liquor Control Cummf sion for Is
club license 10 sell beer, wine and spirits
To bons fide members only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
TIE FOR HIGH SINGLE

Matt LeShinski and Ray Meyers
shot 246 to tie for high single as
St. Peters closed the season four
points ahead of Schulte's in the st.
Paul Knights of Columbus circuit.
Larry Gross and Joe Beaudoin
won the doubles with 987. or los
pins above their average. and Mike
Jaques scared 1877 pins over to
take in the singles in the annual
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

Chrysler All-Stars' windup OF
their match against the Rainbow
All-Stars and a roll-ofr between
divisional leaders for the cham
pionship of the Detroit Travelling
league head the Easter bowling
parade here this weekend.
ChIysler will have 10 step on
the gas If IL hopes TO overcome
Rainbow's lead OF 155 pins IN the
final nine games at Hall-Dodds
Recreation tomorrow al 8 p. m
and Sunday al 2:S0 and s p. m.
Rainbow gained this margin al
the Cadillac, due mainly TO Joe
Norris and Chef BukowslSi. the
former firing 671-5S7-691 for 194S
and the latter 670-646-630 for 1916
With Steve Cruchon rolling with
Chene-Trombly in the city tourney
Gu GoralcZyk Will replace hun n
Rainbow lineup tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
PONTIAC HEADS FIELD

Helen Furlong's 204 and Alice
GoykeS 200 were the highlights az
Pontiac wound up five points ahead
of Hooper's in the State Fair
Ladies' Major. Mary Bars 232 and
SIS were season tops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

Ben Hogan's Santciu (Al San
teiu, Joe F1umerfelt, Bob Kennedy
Jack HenneSsy) successfully de-
Tended the title in the 81. Luke's
league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

al" Nemeth's 2ff-22k-2f2 fo1
81 set the pace IN the West Fort
at Fort BoaiCrdrd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
P1.A~TERiNG
PLUMBING AND HEATING

ANY KIND plumbing. heating installed. Re.
paired by master plumber. TO. S-503J.
NO DIGGING, NO MEss-sewers. drains
cleaned electric machine: finest equip.
ment. oregon PAS
PLUMBING. HEATING - Installed. re-
paired, renodeled; rs months 20 pay.
no. a2s7
PLUMBING, heating repairs. alterations
FLA terms First class workmanship.
Arlington 77ff
SINKS CLEANED. sewers cleaned electri-
cally; free pump service; reasonable
Trinity i-i3ie.
SINKS cleaned. 80. 2t-hour sewer service
Duke, TW. 1-7i67 or UN. 2-2554.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Clarence Goldsmith ratified off
2OS-22S-243 for GA in the Motor
City at Fort-Bouleyard.

Atlas captured the championship
Of the Ladies' Victory league at
Grand RiUer-LiUcrnois.
Herbie Luth's 300 in 545 enabled
Steycr'S to sweep four points from
Mystery Five TO win the st. PauIs
Lutheran title by two over PENN
sular. The latter's 977 and 2654,
Harry Proves 247 and Gordon
Robins 662 were season highs.
Robins also topped the average
with 1879.
Bob Schon's e69, al" weoIey's
268 and Brad Springer's 24i-203-
POI for 6iS stood out in the Orient
Senior House.
"Leo" Loskey's 257 ,oas the best
In 81. Rta's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
TWO DECIDED

The Travelling loop roll-off is set
for Olympic Recreation Sunday at
Is D. m. Bill Morland's koppitZ
repeated as winner OF the Western
Division title, while Cecil Wards
Detroit Recreation copied in the
Central. The Eastern representa-
tive still has 10 be decided
The State tournament is due 10
close in Port Huron Sunday, while
the Women'S City and the Class B.
$50 handicap events will continue
at Pa m CT Park and Chenc-
Trombly, respectively. Saturday
and Sunday. as the third annual
LefthanderS meet opens at Palace.
De Luxe needs only split with
the House on position night To
repeat as champion for the second
straight year ut the Palace. John
Sabo's 20I-20I-224 for 626 and
Charles Oostdyle's 236 featured.
Jipuny Foss' 25S and Herman
.JabepuWe's 9O9-224-290 for 656
spdrkied IN the Palmer Park House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
Night Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints in IN
Night Edition only the name Of o hors
which race experts feel ~ among the out
standing bets OF the day
The code KEY appears each night IN IN
BED Line Edition with a number CORE
spondinp IN each letter OF the alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY r.
THE NIGHT EDITION AND 1T il
PRINTED IN CODE
The code for tomorrow follows,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

j. VIII enable you to
az tomorrow code
IN THE NIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
CEMENT woRk

.CtTY CEMENT co. Cement work. All
kinds Garage floors, rat walls side.
drives sidewalks. 'Fst HOgarth a27J,
Townsend 6-1323 1910 SchoolcraN
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate MIST.
lngs "a the biz sunday Times Want a.
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS

A COMPLETE APARTMENT--We Finance.
Convert Your Attic. Crauheld. TR, 2I520.
ATTlCS, piers, pastering. roofs FLA
terms yrs. nothing down. TN S-s17e.
CONSULT the enlarge Resl Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
SeCtiOni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
aTriCs CONVERTED lNTo INCOMES

A COMPLETE APARTMENT-we Finance
Convert Your Attic. Cranfieid. TR. 1920.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inEs 10 the big sunday Times Want "A
sect iurf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

Clip this code krN
deCipher the name
appearing ONLY
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
ELECTRICAL sUrPLIEs
cents. Rays lula3 Grauot PI. 1850.
EIE,TRIC SUPPLIES AID fINTt RES

ELECTRIC wires. cables switches al
kinds: lowest prices S2f East Adams.
CONSULT the, enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN ths big sunday Times Want A.
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
BELL RINGS BELL

Helen MorTOlc's ~ l0as high
the Bowling Green Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
suIrk. CEMENT. srucco BASEMENT,

CEMENT work s1de drives garage floors
guaranteed free estimates. Murray 1884.
GARAGE floors. rat walls drivewsys; sat
isfaction guar. year to pay. I'm. 1-7b0.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
ruRNACE CLEANING. RIrAImNG

stalled. new. used parts reasonable.
/ 206S Eight Mile road To. s-sis7.
FURNACE rcplacements repair service air
coud OF gravity. expert workmanship;
reasonable prices. Rex Heating, TYLER
T-T5sq
CONSULT the enlarged Zeal Estate Hst
ings N the biz sunday Times Want Ad
section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23
BICYCLES AND TKie,CLEs

BILLS Bicycles; all sizes Crosse Pie.
Bicycle. 1901 Mack tt. 2-4230.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Isl stt list
tnEs IN the oig sunday Times Want Ad
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-23

"Leo" Loskcy's gS7 ,oas the bes
in st. Rto's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-08
Stake High as Larkin
Meets Armstrong
Winner of Coast Bottle
Goes to Better Thinos
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March g.
Henry Armstrong, the Pacific Coast S
best fight box Office draw, meets
Tippy Larkin of Garfield, N. j., in a
scheduled hereunder tonight. They
will weigh in as welterweights.
1t is fight that could mean a lot
to either man.
Armstrong, former triple boxing
champion now trying comeback,
can't afford to blow another decision
after losing to Willie Joyce of Chi
cago last week in Los Angeles.
A Larkin victory, on the other
hand, would give the rangy, crafty
and hard-punching New Jersey boy
renewed entree to the biggest fight
arenas in the East. For one thing,
he probably could go right back into
New York's Madison Square Garden
and get big purse for meeting Beau
Jack, the man who knocked him out
in the third round of their fight last
year. This defeat came after Larkin
had run up a string of "a straight
wins.
Beau Jack, incidentally, is booked
to oppose Armstrong in New York
April 2.
Armstrong, one-time feather
weight, lightweight and welterweight
champion, explained his defeat to
Joyce as due to weakness from a
throat operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-08

Ruether was announced as man.
ager of the Lake Washington
Shipyards baseball team, but,
oddly, he's shopping round for
another job. The tossers likely
are to discover that shipyard
baseball here is Incidental to
shipbuilding, and not vice versa"
Service Experimentation Nc
Leod, former Dartmouth and
Chicago Bears back who led the
first marine fighter squadron into
Guadalcanal, has just reported
to Pensacola as an instructor
after two weeks of tennis and golf
at the Florida estate of his old
coach, Jess Hawley. The only
damage he suffered was losing a
couple ounces of flesh off one
thigh in collision between two
jeeps. Fred Farmhouse, the old
major league pitcher, is studying
in the Army's school for special
service at Lexington, Va. AL
Benton, ex-Tiger finger, is said
to have set record for wearing
civilian clothes around the Nor
man (Okla.) Naval Training
School. The Navy couldn't find
uniform big enough for him. A
week after Bob Evans, Penn