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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
The
War Today
Sea, Lano Blows
Used bVA..ies 10
Back Air Pover
BY LOUIS J. kETNIE
Tnusd Frees ,sa- Analyst

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haHG'u' 90 5N''.We t''
has gwen place .' 4
10 r MUCH more .'..''......
practice. '''.
TINS rs. '.0 '' NE.
ny aT power
partner o.. .'e 'I.".
air. sea and .70a i'.'.
answer - c..s. 81 -
and there. age "a -
N5at ~ VII be
Inc phrase a.i power
was a'l..l ..'I.a
place IN mar ii "a, '..''t 700
soon. ~ h.--ii " '.t apply 7.
il'-re "@i. IN '.e f.t>' d.
WAY u mas emerged as .ae ,..,-
weapon io' Nj, 10Y ..-- -
faNaI power TE'l-. m ''. P-,' .-
me ch.ei "eH is'.. .' '.. ..----
had hoi petn 1-A.-.-I.
was.
itttif ttt TvHT7TT> T-> -I.'.
icr'S vast ''p7 army -N.. I'M
sLr Gold 1rE cannot f, l.rr...'
our al existence f
japanese army nav 'n.. ,..
force are fii IN i'.'.- .''''
Nn6t Nuft oul 'n INC I.a.' 'I.-
impaired
inc course 70. lE.'. '
EUROPE i'i'.'> t@'.'. ''''
me lfnparNa! ana p...pN.''o
SLa'einenl OF .i''' '''',., .''
.huIchlH 10 congress last N'7!'
IN Whlcn ne S0lo.
opinion i divided -AS Ia
whether me use OF ar power
could nv user bflng amour me
collapse TN germany or ltalN.
The experiment Is Wen worth
trying as long A. other meas
nres are not eN'lnded. well
there Is cerlalnlA no harm
hndlng out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Nazi ViVialEy Pictures
EeGiHl Of WupsseraisH

LONDON. June rs tUP)-Ono
of Jho most ErwpB.cI accounts \ot
the effectiveness Ok Allied raids
on Germany came today from
Etinz Vtn platoW.\a German war
correspondent VINO had witnessed
the war ln Russia and IN western
Europe
Of his visit 10 EIherfcld The
section pf Nuppor'si rrUShcdI by
nearly l3Nl fon> ol>hCWh, Thurs
day night DO wrote
Everywhere smoke Is rising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
SAW SHIPS HIT

Il saw some of our bomherS
hit the ships" It. Col John II.
Gibson of La Grange. ILL.,, said
II saw a tanker break in half
a though slaShed with "A meat
cleaVer. Another tanker also
was set afire."
Other pilots also said they be-
lieved they scored hits on the ships
which they encountered by chance,
The cOmmunlque said the No. ,
objective of daylight raids the
knocking out of cpcmY fighter
strength was achieving inCrCaS-
InylN better results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
6o.psvsP EOlRS Oh EbOEHREbS HbassSE
EsEsEHr i'm ebay Onslaught
1874 Allied Planes
Lost in Record
Nonstop Assaults

LONDON Juno % UP)-
Powerful formations Of BRUSH
tou-cnalnad bombcrS struck an
other Gripping blow at Gcrmany's
shattered smoking Ruhr last
night 10 round out one week OF
the greatest and most successful
air on~laughtS IN history.
Thirty bombCrS were lost in
last nights heavy assault on the
BoChum Gcl,enklrchep district
which includes oSomo Of Ger
m3nyS most important synthetic
oI' io(merc~ chemical works and
stool laclouet, tho mir ministry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
French Flee 10 N. Y.
From Vithy Islands

NEW YORK. juno rs GNS}
treuchmon who wanted 10 fight
The ANS have left rheir posts as
soldiers. sailors and merchant sea-
mon IN Nichy-controlled Mar
Unique and Guadel6uhe and come
20, New York. Fighting French
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

ISTANBUL June - 0rrI .fr-
layedl-A captain in fgCl>
guerilla army urged The United
States today 10 assume 'hc oh or
supplying Gen. Drsia N.rae-
vitchs irrerulars on ground r.a'
lack OF British AID IS crta.r-
their fighting power N
Mikhailovtcn is backed by 3
force Of $1,000. THIS oifnttt1'
American CORES pOrcerts Elf
could put 200 600 men .n rio flrll
with adequate aid IN arms, and
munitions From tho W4 trs
captain talked. nc appeared SO DC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Joe Louis Settles
In 1941 Divorce Suit

CHICAGO June 26.GNS) Tho
bodk was closed today on the
divorce suit Marva Trottcr Bar
row filed Jp 1911 against SGT. Joe
Louis, heavyweight boxing cham
p.on
Judge Harry " Fisher in cir
cult court dismissed Il suit filed
for Sl050O m fees against Mrs.
Barrow by Briudley Cyrus. her
attorney Yin Tho divorce action
which was dropped A settlement
had been made out of court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
ATTACK AND FLYIN

''he announcements described
FRIDAY S operations as pro-
lorgod battle m The clouds
The bnmhcr> which had 10 turn
hack IN the bad weather took the
opportunity 10 pick their own tar
gets
"A German DNB agency
broadcast SAID the convoy was
attacked north of Borkum Is
land m the North Sea and that
the attackers flew on toward
tho northern German coastal
area }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Makes First Bonus Demand

BROCKrON Mass june rs
GNSl a demand tor bonuses for
TINS wars veteran, believed 20
be The first such public ui'eranCe
TODAY was made by Jean a.
BrunnCr. national VICE commcndcr
nr The N.i-Ilns " torr-an Wan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

from the ruins. ] avn facing n
scene of destruction tcn ~
hardly could be imagined Even
before we reached the city. we
met people who had beeh rem
,dered homeless the night before.
Some could hardly walk.
The nearer We approached
the city, the more terrible the
spectacle. With huge bomb
cr3tcrS and RACED trees, THE
highway TcScmblcd n battle
field"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
Falls OH Horse, Soldier Hurt

PONTIAC. June 26-4is hand
fractured by a thorse'S hoof. PVT,
jaime, Vernon i02 Irwin. was
treated ai General Hospital The
animal also stepped on Vernon 5
head when he fell Oft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

The arrest Of - men in the
Detroit area as part Of nation
wide drive against draft law vio-
altors was reported by the FBI
today
They were included in the
group Of 70 seized throughout
the nation Those arrested here
were among the 20 volatorS re-
ported by the draft boards and
Investigated by the FBI
The Detroit list included ono
man arrested as a race rioter and
soldier absent without leave and
allegcdly carrying a forged draft
card.
The largest number Of arrests
vas l6l in New York City. San
Francisco had p arrests.
Those arrested IN ire Detroit
area and the charges against them
we're
Those held We're
ALBERT RILEY 81, Of 215
Alfred street. who was arrested
in the race rot, and was charged
today with falling TO return his
que>tionnarc
LAWRENCE SWANHART. 30
Of 35lO National failed 70 report
for induction.
ADOLPH WfEGAND. -. Of
$50 Commonwealth, failed 10 re-
turn qUcStlonnairc.
STANFORD PATTON. 26. Of
2O7ss ParkSidc. Ferndale, failed
10 report change OF address
CLARENCE HCUTZ. IS. Of
S097 Paige, Van Dyke failed to
report change of address.
DAVID J. BAUNANN. %. of
1l74 Central failed TO report for
induction
ROBERT JACOBS. 81. Of $40
Cameron. cvadcd draft hy taking
aspirin PRIOR 10 taking mis- phySi-
cal examination.
HECTOR FINLEY. 81 Of 1881
JOY road failed 10 lvport for his
examination
FREDERICK GAYUGAN p.
OF S3S Abbott failed 10 report for
induction
RUSSELL r. MARTIN. -, Of
I67 " Kirby, failed 10 report
for induction
ALFONSO s. RICE. 80. Of Sos
failed TO return qucs-
tlonnalrc.
CLARENCE PAYNE. 10. Of %
+. James. River Rouge. failed 10
have proper classification card IN
possession
EDWARD ! RELLINGER. 80. .
of 1861 BccChcr. failed to report
for Induction
FRANK ROGENSI<T y. Caro-. 4
a jehovah Witness. who failed 20
report for work of national i'm
pOrtance
STANLEY MAZUR. -. Stand.
lSh, failed 10 report for a physical
THOMAS +. KOPp. 25. 1868
Newton. failed to report for physi-
cal examination and change Of
address.
LEO RUSSO. 20 1852 Larned
a Jehovah Witness. who failed 10
report for induction.
MICHAEL KAPUSINSKY. 25. T
of 2f53 Cicotte, failed 10 report
for induction.
ROBERT w MARTIN. 30. of
downtown hotel alteration of draft
cards Martin was. specifically
charged with being absent with
out leave from Fort DIX. y. J..
,Jncc April Q last FBl agents
SAID he was carrying a forged
lraft card.
FRANK CANDELAS. Is of
)ll5 CadieuX. failed TO return
lueStiQnnaire.
GEORGE HORKENBACK. IS u
# 1924 Second failed TO report
or physiceE
WESLEY, PONTIUS. u. of
1921 Bon Brae st. Clair Shores,
,iolatlon Of selectiVe service.
DEDRO DE CROENN. "a. of
flint, failed 10, report for induc- ,
ion
HOWARD GRIFFUS. %. Flint. Z
= r i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
PredlctS eDapS I"
Will Invade Us.

small Korean, A. who refused to accept Japanese
of his country and who has for years been
active in the Korean underground movement predicted
here Saturday that Japan will seek to invade the West Coast
this summer
1T is all according to a master plan worked out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
CHANGE IN CONDITIONS

CHANGE IN CONDITIONS
stwa'o>'s In seized plants or
rr-r-SrTf TQl'>l- Tor
Improvement o.. rhor working
conditions. or tn. government
agent iH charge ol ihp WUC or
plant lScCJDf8H ol tho l0'ouor
Ick,S IN the case aft Tho coal
itne.l may submit to tho WLB
r1CnmmcpdaAeH--frt changes
n working conditions.
. The WLB rs given >tatu'orN
authority and right ~ -Ht-
DCUa.
. The act specifically ,u>tuuS
the night of any individual
working IN a government opcr-
stcd plant or minc 10 resign.
BHt the act makes IL a criminal
oTenSe 10 "cOcrCC. tn>lEatc
-TUdUr0- CODSpIC WITH or cncouJ-
age any person 10 interfere with
production hy "a strike slow
down. or other interruption. j is
also unlawful for tdborunl0u~ I'M
government operated plants nL-
MINES TO pay strike Arneijl--nE
In any way finance a STRIKE, Foe
individuals Violating lhc anti
strike provisions. the hlll pros
yidcS a maximum penalty ot
5000 in fine and T year I'M
prison.
. For mines. plants and other
facilities engaged In N51 work
and not under Government opcr-
alton The bin rauIC> proc
coturo designed 70 prevent
interruptions I'm production
ca In these establishments
A labor dispute rrtSrS IT u
obligatory Upor~rCpreSrniatiNrS
-af-lhe employees to give the
secretary Of labor. National
Labor Relations Board and ma
tionaI War Labor Board notice
that such dispute exists.
SECRET BALLOT
(bl ON the goth day after
this notice il given and II the
dispute has not been settled,
the NLRB i require TO
supervise n secret balloting by
the employees Ia decide whether
they intend ia strike. Mean
while. strike would he unlaW-
FIJI. Procedure borrowed from
the Railway Mediation Act
y Senator Tom Connally cD)
~ Texas. Co-author of tho bill.
explained that II the employees
vote ia strike and the President
finds that q strike would bc
injurious 10 the war effort ne
rs empowered by the bill 10 take
over tho plant and operate D.
on behalf of tho government.
tr) For persons who wilfully
violate the provisions applying
10 non government operated
business establishments. the
law authorizes civil suits ~
federal courts 10 collect dam
ages.
CD There l. a provision re-
tanning authority of the federal
SAonomic Sterilization director
10 countermand decisions of
the WIB.
Political contributions 10y
labor unions are ou'l7WCd and
no person having q "diroct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

long time ago. said KilSoo X.
Ham, { Washington representa-
tive of the Sinotkoreah League
THE first two phases of
japanese aggression-the attack
on Pearl Harbor and the Occu-
patton of insular bases-have
been accomplished on a time
table schedule.
NAVAL CAMPAIGN
"The third phase will direct
60 per cent 1T the japanese
navy in campaign against
the coast some time between
June and October"
Ham Is not certain that the
American forces have upset the
enemy'S schedule by victory al
Attu.
The japanese still hold KiSka
much closer 10 Alaska in the
Aleutian chain, he points out. and
says that pending diSlodgemeni
of forces there the issue is by nc
means decided.
mo one knows how strongly
the Japs are entrenched at
kiska," he said.
His apprehension Of an invasion
thrust. however, was not the chief
purpose Of Hams visit here.
MO .n,N.,Ee, uN.n.r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28

The hve-pronged aerial attack the fortress of
lsHfote showing the constant commandment. day and
night of German industries within the Reich and tx
tending the Mediterranean: > the drive Italy from
Africa 81 the offensive against Axis positions in the
4p5etB Balkans from t1byau aud Egyptian bases, "A the
Commandment Of German positions in the upper Balkans
from newly Allied positions in Africa, and o. the
hammerng by Soviet air power from the cast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
To ADDRESS UNION

Monday night at CaSS Technical
High School ne Will address the
Continental Local of the JAW
Go on the dangers OF releasing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-28
i. ). Draft Drive
Nets "a Men
In Detroit Area

The arrest Of II men In the
Detroit area a. part OF a nation
wide drive against draft law vio-
altors was reported by the FBI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
BICYCLES AND TRIG1
sRICk. CEMENT. sTLCCO sAsEMLNT.
CEMENT WORK
ELECTRICAL surPLIEs

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate LIST
mss no The Bg sunday Times Want sd
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
NBA Guarding
Ring Titles Of
Boys in Service

NEW YORK April % ms --
The National Boxing Association.
in releasing MS quarterly ratings
today. revealed IL IS keeping open
the lightweight championship for
the winner OF a bout between
Sammy AnCott. Washington Pa,
and Beau Jack Augusta, Ga cur
rent holder Of the New York
commission 1S5-pound title.
President Abe J Greene an
nouncrd The MIA VIII adhere 10
SIS policy OF recognizing only those
champions whose claims 20 titles
are undiSputed This includes
those champions who have gone
into the armed service their titles
are nov regarded as frozen % for
the duration by the MIA
AnCott and Jack were the storm
centers Of a few months ago Of a
battle between the New York
commission and the MIA Ancott
retired AZ lightweight champ
claiming injuries 10 his hands A
bout between Jack and Tippy
larkin. New Jersey was sane
toned as a lightweight title fight
Jack winning the New York YER
sion OF The championship by n
knockout. The MIA then refused
10 recognize the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Continued from First sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
the gang decided celebrate by batting
lines had much opportunity Of late
to write.
War Is largely composed Of long periods Of inactivity.
punuated BY shorter periods of intense activity and had
lot latter And II you ask prefer the latter.
At least do
II may change my mind before I'm very many months
older.
Your hours from dawn until after midnight. You
miss a meal and then and sometimes crawl into your
sack determined to stay there for the Duration only to be
called before yod'Ne had a chance to turn
Yet all that is preferable sweating II waiting
TO the front And get there start
dering when the hell YOU get back.
That in general is the personal reaction TO this
lest the theaters But has its compensations The
chow asonShiugly good considering everything and the
American soldier il tops for efficiency and spirit
american mechanical ingenuity is myth Ground
they pick out of the pile and turn out jobs
with nothing that would symie the full Of Willow
Run and all of Mr.. Ford's bright fellers
That's fact. I've il. And the kids who fly and
fight planes Of this world. From close
tact with them I'm convinced they the finest product
the United States turned achiey
1T screwy made screwier by radio and all the
newlanged gadGetS since the last The Japs try to
jam frequencies, just the jam theirs and
occasionally incredible things happen in the most casual
fashion,,
THE other day. when planes their target,
japanese, in mpeccablc English, broke in the radio
with; Did you get that? Headstrong American youth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Masonic
Has New
Leader

MURRAY Brine : Armstrong; are
Tho new holders OF first place in
the Greater Masonic League today
after taking four points from "
G. Hogs PsrlSclean Al Grand
Central last night, 2729 10 2577
Arm strong was tied with
Friendship Two. idle because of
city tournament play Friendship
plays of the poStponement Mon
d8N night
Harry Hcidcn'S National Tents
Sewed up third place IN winning
three from Fort Boulevard 27S3
10 2590 The Tents five-weck rec
ord Is the best IN the league, -
points out of 20 Their last defeat
was al the hands of Paris on
March p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Death notlres

rEILETIER--S SGT. Ralph ", son OF MIR
and Mrs r.. Leroy Pelletier Of sfS
Breckenridge avenue Ferndale. Brother OF
Arthur LEROY. John DArcy, Margaret Ollv'
ana Pauline Johnston. Funeral from Spsuid
INK & sons Funeral Home. 500 w. Nine
nile road. Ferndale, at 2 p. m. Saturday
afternoon.
ROBERTS 1nee Frank Of 1891 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 Mortuary
Mack and Garland saturday al 80 y. m
Intermcut Woodmere Cemetery.
UNGELBACH April %, Joseph, 5l09 a.
Clair. beloved husband of Barbara dear
father OF John Mrs. Catherine Sheen, AIMS
Nicholas. Sergt. Adam and Alice; son oi
Mrs Anna Marie UnGelbach grandfather
~ four grandchildren. Funeral saturday
a. m AZ A. H. Peters Funeral Homo
i2051 Gratiot avenue
WILLIAMSON April %. 1913, Mary Eliza
beth. wife ~ Eugene ID. Williamson
Funeral service al chapel Of the William
RHHsmilt9n- CG-.-CaSS- avenue at -AleXan
drine. Saturday at ! p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
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 at Yost fieldhouse yesterday.
Dick Hopkins and Bob Murray
tied at feet s in the high Jump
and the relay team of Hopkins.
Murray, Stan Peterson and Pat
O'Connor took the relay in l 80
TO give Ann Arbor the deadlock.
Murray also won the 60-yard
dash. Jackson High, scheduled to
compete, too. failed 10 appear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Red White, Ex-Major
HurIer, Dies al 50

IIILLSBORO, o., April % CUP
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
apois 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, 1943-04-24
George FerreII Made
Free Agent by Lands

CHICAGO. April % OUP) -
Baseball Commissioner KeneSaw
NJ. Lands today granted George
Terrell Of the Newark Bears Of
the international League his free
agency
Lands decision overruled a pro-
viouS verdict by the executive
committee OF the National ASSo-
citation of Professional Baseball
| .eaPlIpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
DECIDE QUESTION

Rosemary ONeil. secretary and
treasurer Of the Port Huron
Junior College rifle team, winner
Of the Hearst girls junior cham
pionship, writes asking if it is pos
sible 10 enter mixed teams of
boys and girls in the junior team
matches.
! The question will he decided al
special meeting of heads of ride
clubs. 10 be held at the Book
I Cadillac. Monday. May 3.
Gerald NJ Bowers, director OF
the Trenton Junior Chamber #
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 100000. 600
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
~. r. A. for full particulars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

FURNACE replacement repair service air
Cond on gravity. expert workmanship,
reasonable prices. Rex Heating, Tyler
z 1850
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
mrs n TIE bis sundsy Times Want Al
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
EairvieW Gardens
Offers Triple Header

Fairview Gardens again is offer
ing wrestling Speclal" next
this nine in the form OF
a triple header. Wild Man" Zlm
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, 1943-04-24
As Lose First Stacker

PHILADELPHIA, April q
(UP)-A service summons made
another gap in the ranks Of the
Philadelphia Athletics today as
reserve first bascman Bruce 10
nopka was ordered 10 duty by the
naval reserve on April %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Holiday
Leading Exchanges Closed
for Good Friday

NEW YORK, April 23-Prin-
cipal domestic securities and COM
exchanges are closed today
in observance Of Good Friday
The markets VIII function a usual
on Saturday. Exception 10 the
closing today are the various live
stock and dairy markets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
BY Don GILLIES

Proof that the boys IN service
like to hear what's going on in
rifle shooting circles back home
was contained IN a letter from
Pfc. Larry w. MacSmiuH, the
former rife wizard and instructor
at the Fisher Y Rife Club.
Larry. now station AT Camp
Roberts. Cal. Co. 3, 80th Infantry,
says all the fellows from my bar
racks are from Detroit and We
all fight for copy OF the Times
when II comes IN.
II asked our platoon com
mander il IL would he possible
10 get a furlough for the Hearst
finals at Olympia. May % and
30. but he didn't think I stood
n chance" MacSimiuk said IN
his letter.
II guess Ill 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"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
LITTLE KNOWLEDGE

Speaking OF Workmanship, Mac.
Slmluk says:
1T really IL surprising how
few fellows know anything
about guns. Most OF them have
hunted or possessed firearms I'm
civilian life, but yet their knowl-
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 Interscbol-
astic High School Hearst matches
at Olympia, May 29-30, defeated
the Ann Arbor High team by a
score of 1908 10 9S6
On the Royal Oak team was
Jack BaChman with 264 Bob
Berry 251, I'd Phillips 219, and
Don Wilfong 239.
The Ann Arbor boys, coached by
Charlie Barclay fired: Robert
Schmidt 253. Jack Null 252, Ken
Mitchell 244, and Bob Perrin 237