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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
COLLECTEnN AT RANnoM

Reports from London atf traf
Tan Hunter ls seriously fI n =
hospital there Hcdy Lamar
came back from MoSlco Cty with
= bad throat and has been .n bed
for three days Sonia Here IS
snother lonely war wife n0V
Dan Topping has gore overseas.
Norma Snearer entertained ~
dinner for Mai Ben Lyon L..
Charles Buddy Rogers and Capt
Gene Raymond Gene how ever.
was called back 70 duty a few
, bours before dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

meeting means marriage bul
none Of her friends VIII be sur
prsed # she becomes Mrs. Dcrr
then She started work today on
The Eve of 81. Mark, AZ 2Oth
CenturY-F FoX. her own studio, after
years absence while she was
making The North Star
RIBBING COOPER
Gary Cooper cafffe IN ft5f. r Tot
Of good natured ribbinC at Joan
Benefits luncheon Sunday when
he walked in wearing a technl-
color pink shirt and red tic | had
quite a talk with Gary, and he
told me that he is going overseas
10 entertain the boys. | asked
nm II y were true that the tabor
unions had asked him not 10
appear in The Life Of Eddie
RickenbaCker.
He said he had received few
stray letters. but nothing from
any recognized organization. lie
said If the script were a good one
he would make the picture. But
he also said the USO had a ioh
for him overseas which he wanted
10 accept as early as possible.
HIT THE ROCKS
The few times have talked
with Leatrice JOY Gilbert she has
expressed great ambitions 10 act,
but some way nothing ever hap
pened. She has been under con-
tract 10 Metro Goldwyn Mayer
for months She has had lots of
fanfare, but so far she hasn't
faced a camera Now she Is all
Rowned and ready for a good part
in "Kismet' Interesting that she
is in makeup al the very studio
where her father. the late Jack
Gilbert, "kinged' il for 50 many
years. Although very young Lea
trice's marriage of less than
year has already hit the rocks
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD
Veloz and Yolanda have made
another date with the stork. They
expect their second baby in Feb
ruary. When their first child was
born he was called the $500 900
baby because of what he cost his
mother and father in contracts
Yolanda didn't dance for two
years, and Frank refused 10 dance
without her.
They have been fulfilling an en-
eagement az the Roxy Theater
IN New York. but have now arr
rived hack in town 10 remain
until the impending event Frank
is discussing a writing deal with
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
A LINE OR TWO
There is some comfort for
Adela Rogers ST John in knowing
that her son did not crash in Ger
many His plane was shot AZ and
IN making a forced landing in
England he was killed She is very
proud Of her oldest boy. who. Ben
Lyon tells mo, did a wonderful
Job and was Nery popular with
the members If his company.
p.nah Shore sang a. the Jane
Wyman-Ronald Reagan party.
Frank S'natra gave out with song
and Jane herself. did number
George Murphy danced and. all
IN all. II was IN evening that viii
20 down M me BOOKS as one 10
remember. George Montgomery
never took his eyes of ~ Dinah
Shore and You can't ton me IL.
isn't looove, Ann Sheridan also
did dance with George Murphy
and Mary Bor0v said very
proudly that Jack had cahled her
he tTeaferr --e bark for MS hr6aI-
cast or anything else until he fin
isheS his lob overseas ... Pretty
Frances Neal was there with II.
Van Hofln. her first appearance
since tho birth of their baby. Ann
Sothern was waiting FOR long
distance call from hor BRIDE
groom Bob Sfrrl rc who cals his
WIngs ihIs Week
COLLECTED st RANDOM
Reports from London atf t-a'
Tan Hunter Us seriously fI n =
hospital there Hcdy Lamarr
came back from MoNco Cty with
bad throat and has beer bed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Deal NelU
Film Deck
This Week
By CHARLES GENTRY

eAt AGAIN t-ry vr Shufied
t- move deck ON MS and this is
thc way the hand read now
Detro'crs have been dealt a
second week of Claudia az the
Fox beginning Friday instead Of
Holy Nlaumony. which was in
the original deal
OF course. this should make
iho fars perfectly happy since
CLAUDIA IS one Of the most en-
c.clnc Young ladIo. we've met on
sire screen IN sOTe trTe and
Dorothy Mcclure Is aces IN the
top role
In fact. She undoubtedly Will
appear on the movie roster AS a
star from now on since she's a
type the public really likes these
days
As previously reviewed. she has
an Ingrd Borgman.like loyeli-
ness. combined with an almost
PIKE personality. Once she was
thought too PLAIN for Holly
wood. -bHt its plan 10 see that
she's got what the camera takes
these days.
Her success on the stage in
the leading role Of the Rose
FranKen play With Donald Woods
cot her this chance for a film
career. when Twentieth Century
Fox bought Claudia
\ RAPID RISE
Now she doesn't have 10 worry,
FOR her fan mail has just about
flooded the studio since the re-
lease Of the picture and Detroit
isn't the only city where the pic
ture IS holding over
one of the things we liked most
about the film, which we believe
D. really better than the play IS.
despite its obvious tear jerking
IT f1if5fts tto*r-
fatal illness of tLt mother and
the other sentimental notes and
brings out the natural warmth
and human quality of the char
aCterS.
This is not by any means Miss
doing ali by her lone
some. Robert Young, Ina Claire.
Olga Baclanova and Reginald
Gardner all help to make this
fine picture with performances
which are we'll delineated and
SubtlN plaNed
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Gets Wardrobe

CHARLES BOYER has checked
i'm AZ Nctro-Goldwyn-MaNer for
wardrobe fittings for his forth
coming role with Ingrid Bergman
nm 'GaSlght
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
CHRISTMAS DATE

Anne Baxter is back from New
York with a new wardrobe and a
Smile pH-heT- faCr.-'f,irc STUJtF
comes from the date She has made
with Richard Derr 70 meet hlm IN
Mexico City on Christmas Day He
Is row in Miami With the army
air transport and expects 20 get
his leave in December
Anne herself. won't admit the
meeting means marriage but
none OF her friends VIII be sur
prlSed II she becomes Mrs. Dcrr
then. She started work today on
The Eve Of 81. Mark AZ 2Oth
Century-Fox. her own studio, after
years absence while she was
making The North Star W
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
Edgewater
Closes
Sunday

GREATLY REDUCED rates on
AN rides and shows are IN effect
al Edgewater Park this week as
a farewell feature of the summer
playground The park will close
for the season Sunday night and
viii rQmaIp sbuttered, except Tor
rollcr4skaiing, until next spring.
THE Thullor' coaster ride. u \
Fly O Plane" "Spiifire" aNv
Loop o Plane Will be included in
the bargain offer.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

TstAls ~ o ~ Tetsis Il aia
Saints kseH at Teul Ijus,
VI Adams 30.1h victory over VII.
ann was its fourth straight. Ability
70 sink foul ahots largely was re-
ap0nsthA fos Tho triumph.
1AFl Nlliott, Saint forward, made
ened On nine tries from the frees
threw llne N his team turned In the
AnusuAl record Of 10 successful
tasseN N II attempts. while Wilson
VA dropping Aevsn OF 10. Cotton
9mleh and Niliett shared soaring
honafs with il points each A. tho
Halnts moved ahead after The assst
peFl0d for 4 lt-ll haifatimA edsa
thst held Tor the remainder al ths
eAlne,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Three Classic Successive Saturdays Bring Turf Trove Problem
Wood oondp

ON third haze tar the la. halt Ut
the ninth,
nhottA ana Ahells sanuppaSs
sau hatiesd that pfafskslanal
athlelss Wessnt lls.sa s,NoNa tho
snan sdatelrAhie' elaase4 yes.eps
day, hut Etssnksepsrs were laid
~ sst either lohs, lAaks NJ N the
pro aaltefs really wonla have 10
statt rlsssAs cav pastArs paal,
After hs,ha exposed 10 the eaAs
vlNlsl jimmy oaaeehMAh tar 10
sueeesslvs dsys and nlah,a, New
tatk sMtls writer's have agxAns
lsvd 4 "sead 4 dime Ia est Cans
ssl'naN cut al laWn" uluh IN they
can YET acquainted with their
laM,liss ana ealeh up on sleep,
Aavey hayle, veteran rlttahureh
ts,at sdasetle alnfts editar, II
hack Al his deak altar \ years
lllness. Jimmy lahnstan rspar,s
hls heavyweight, Freddie FidueiA,
win Aaht rAt Valentine NJ Gan
Fyaaeiaea February N, eAnd
went II klll en- whom I write that
i AlwAya was \ great adMtrtf at
Rudolph Valentine 10 I'm ulAd
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Hoyo Relay Is Declared Great
Despite Loss of Two Stars
james, Short and Floshy Frosh to Comprise
Four to Run in MiIIrose Games Saturday

Georgetown will be represented by
q small but potent squad in the
Millrose A. A. games at Madison
Square Garden Saturday night and
the inside dope is that Coach Hap
Hardell will have going to the post
one of the easiest mile teams in the
East, If not the country.
The Hoyas smashed the world in
door record last winter when a team
comprised Of Jim Fish, Charley VIII
liams, Hugh James and Hugh Short
hit the tape in 3:l72 on an all-star
benefit program at the New York
Coliseum. Fish was graduated last
Saturday and williams is in officers
training school at Quantico, leaving
only James and Short. but Hardell
is reported to have a trio Of fresh
men who are just as fast.
Mannix Is Top Frosh.
Vincent Mannix is supposed to be
the best Of the group. He and
Frank Fuerts hall from Bishop
Loughlin High School, Brooklyn, ma
tional indoor scholastic champions
last year and q hotbed Of track. The
schools mile relay quartet hung up
. new schoolboy mark of 3:22 ana a
fraction last year and Mannix and
Fuerts were on that team.
Third member of the trio is Frank
Dougherty, a product Of st. Bene-
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Petworth and Navy Top
Triple Court Cord

fetWetth hasket ball team viii ha
out for revenge when II meets Navy
In the A,a0 e'tloek game at tanisht'a
IlnlssheAdeF IN the Aeurieh League
Al heNrteh eJny,
Navy Was The 0Nly taAM 10 defeat
estweFA ~ II woA The hrst-rpund
tttls,
1Ahightx program opens 1t Tao
with xHy meeting LeenA Menu
hhcp, bleveAth Street NutFst and
Marines eleaA the program N ESQ,
Evening star., 1943-02-03

10 have Fldueia nGht hia saAs"
ehuekles Jimmy,
TNdAy'A guest Star,az=Jahn N,
Flynn. rlttknald tMass,l Bark.
shire Eaals' Jimmy Fasx tnld
springfield wrltArA thai II the
Chicago Cubs do not meet his
salary demands for iatA he may
eAntlAe ~ Ah oil kAleAMAn,
There may hs more all Ia that
statement than acme persona are
able ta buy"
Headline hssdliners',=nklshaMa
0lly 1'ttneal New hasehails hava
heart ef eeli ball and hide Of
halAe,s
Service Dept The NJ, r, de-
,aehment At raf. sheridan H.,
isnt Worrying about rrisanefs
who mlaht esaspe from Fvt,
Alexander 0faasl, The fafst time
M ever ran \ race, Pvt, urAssi
beat two Olympic runners In 4
track meet at Athena. Pa, In
issA, Farmer baseball AtArs at
Me Norfolk Naval IfAinlna otA.
tieh have oFtAnil>d Z cAaN team
known "a the ''NAuAmalJsna,"
Evening star., 1943-02-03

diets Prep, Newark, where he was
q OBS sprinter. Hardell is develop
Ing his quarter-mile talent, however,
and seems to be making satisfactory
progress. The Hoya coach isn't
Yeying much about his prospects, Of
course, preferring to let their actions
speak for them.
James and Dave williams also are
entered in the Mel Sheppard 900 and
2-mile run, respectively, wherein
they will meet the cream OF COM
petition. James will oppose q field
including Russ Owen, who beat him
over 440-yard route in the Sugar
Bowl last month, and Bob Ufer, Big
Ten quarter-mile champion. The
word Is out that James hopes to
square accounts with the Ohio State
ace.
Herbert viii Be Favorite.
Favorite In the field viii be Jimmy
Herbert, Grand Street Boys Club
Negro. who will be shooting for his
nth consecutive victory, . feat that
would equal Alan HelRrich's brilliant
record Of five Millrose 600-yard VIC
tories. ..es
Villains is in a field headed by
Greg Rice. the champ. and including
Ollie Hunter Of Notre Dame, Fred
Wilt Of Indiana and ancient but
honorable Joe McCluskey.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

at his vision, 10 hs iolnAd up
with an American Fiald Service
ambulance unit that shipped Out
at Halifax ter dArstaWn, Africa,
the iallewinG autumn,
I'm route sullivan won tha ship
heavyweight er0wa and had 4 hia
fais In shin recreation activities,
Passing through india and Hsypt
en route "a ths front, Huilivan'a
Unit stonpsd ior training and
suppllss near Alsppo Ia Syria, II
WAS there that Aeh aat 4 builet
thpo,lsh his knss during a street
hk,rmiSh hAtWssn Arabs ana
British military police,
Transferred IN A Nsw Zealand
divlslaA two months latef, sui
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Lions Look 10 Next Season
ID Swsp lI,g IludsI ior
hl1s4 (1s ~

Indications that tn naaneeeusont
of the Wadhlnstcn Lions 4 wiiling
To- cone6d1. ~ joce1 1ntry In IN
Au3sf1can H1c4sy Leagsie won't -
cApe III celIar Is evIdent 81 II
trading of Lou Tfudej, ~ tdnnr.
most consistent scorer, 70 Clsvtiand
ip exchauDe foS Wineer 1Csrb ~
tsr and tvO players q - deltvsssd
next eeaeo1.
n Now sishth among leagse scorers
and the loops leading goai scorer
last season, TrsidsI drew the jeafae,s
hiehsst salary, t3,6oO. from tl1e
Lions. ana IN view Of the clubs
present plight that doubtless was !
factor In the deal,
1rudel may 80 sesvtce with thu
0sfons tonight when Cleveland On.
tartalns the jaagus- -leading Hevxh4y
Bears. while yoatsf ID sxpected 10
report to the Lions tomorrov et
nAhtntofs to woTkouts IN prapnsa-
ZION Tor Saturday nisht's nsAtch
thsFe with tn 1afeaio JAopsy
Evening star., 1943-02-03
cily Swim chsp pisaslips
'jpoasorsd n Boys' u4
10 Be He'd February IS

The Boys' Club Of washington n.
nual ctty-s1de svtfnn11ng cssans-''
p3onsiip meet for boys, sanctloneA
by the District AAU, viii BE- held
q EAStsTn Branch Pool On 0atus-..
Day, February Ia.
Preliminary heatS win bs q d
o'clock and finals ~ I. Entries ciose
nAxt "Wednesday ~ Sntdnight with;
ec0tty Rogers, swimming director ats
Eastern 6Ssnch. Atlantic ce4e, Th91
fee n 10 cents per CONTESTANT p0pI
event and for relay teams B csnse
per contestant, with each contAstap1s
being limited 10 three eventx, inss
ciuding relays.
Glasses viii hs for II years old,
and under. 10 and undes, 10 and
under and 10 and under. There WI
hs 4 trophy for the winning teass
and individual sold. stlysr and
bronze medals for winners In each
event,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Emil, Du,ek, Long 6rapple
tonight 10 SeIhs Some
Unfinished |! Bua ,sss Z 81

Guaa 0ueek. youIl ~ nasfloef sof
the sowdy Taa1lng family that 4has
BEEN annoying custsmsrs Tor ysars.
gets. another Whsck at Johnny Lone
tonieht q Turner's, Arena, which
may have bean the Idea Of the In
conclusive climax 10 their struggle
at tt,e same Glts lat week.
On that occasion Referee Casey
Berger suddenly developed con-
alteration Of Dusek's physical we'll
being and declared Long the win.
ner. He thought Emil was hurt by
= series Of Longs hying tackles. but
Emil says no wasn't--that he WAS
resting or sosnething--so they'll
pick UP where they leit on.
Something identified ~ the Yell
low Mask will struggle with MAX
krAuser In = aemillnal, while ether
bouts Hat Dick Csaddock facing
Aea Freeman and Dick LAYER tan
Cling with Eddie King. First gFoAn
II NJ 0,<S o'clock.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
6. ". High Entefains
Coolidge Five After
Beating Rockville
Hopes to Keep Up Streok;
Bulls Outclusses W.-L.:
Sherwood Routs N. T. S.

George Washington High OF Alex
andria returns to It's home floor to-
night after q two-day basket ball
foray against Maryland competition
that added a pair Of victories to its
record, now at - wins and / de-
feat. It plays Coolidge tonight after
easily winning yesterday at Richard
Montgomery High Of Rockville, As
20. =.
Balancing things for Marylanders
against Virginians yesterday, how
ever, was Bulls Schools 1922 VIC
tory over Washington-Lee High.
George Washington outclassed
Rockville. limiting the hosts to four
points in each Of the first three Pc
RODS and only six more In the final.
Calvin Bailey and Joe Hensley, as
usual, led g. WIS attack, with Il and
IL points. respectively.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
~ MtiuH ttItl,tHtnk, hs
" MARIA Ntlas apastS Wgttst1

NEW xuhk, r'eh. \ Win
1AlkA tAlkins about Nssas baessa
jNstssa III sutaaaehllra IN ses
srt,laN, II sssMs Aii's 10 heat the'
irefss yAe,ns ,ai al Ml.sks' u
i,aV,Ns Mavs uouhiss ahall asua.
neT,atlAn thar luAt tel.s"s sNs
M = splayess ~ the aseAa nas's
n hepps.asn are ~endvtlns haw
,AN.a,eAs Weaa MshotsA. 'he
VeNt.,eky Nsles and I've FwsA
1esS eaA he lun M successive
atusdass nsal Apllns as.n a''n
&~W the tap stsssisaids, 1,'es
3As Ana II a,nleui., II nal Nn'
nkslN.s, IA shlp thr haas "
eu,syiils ana hack IA as,ea y
Nft tlMe Ana ita,h itaulse ll'e
AAe4 ths Nasa lha1 ths.es . \
0estAue NJ ssssw tas hetse hsas
7 IND kteAuss talNels cant nat
elN AaA hAllns wire VI aet Il
ready aha have ,Feuhle shlpp,ns
u tlas sWAs,
tsAN~A s,na steve Mssnss, the
NV I,aa1tf iAhslder, PLAYED
EhyM.hh Vie leAs fAelne nass.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

games. The Eagles WI be playing
without the services Of Bunny Rab-
bit. crack guard who has Joined
the armed forces. but sttlls possess
: punch In George Zuras and hart
Fuglsr. 7 zuras haa averaged lS
points IN eight games. bet 81 this
AREA.
0eorgetown's fancy 1lve VIII face
one Of the Nations moro axispytng
1one defsusea tomorrow night when
= battle4 Penn otets at Tech Hish
nm,. John LAvEasrf Fsnn, state
qoeeh hae3 employed fhat Ayle ot
delehae TOR 10 yeat1 and with THAI
complied . winning percsntass Of
ia / - =
1ns Hoyse waIl s. pursuing thor
lSeh triumph n u xameG uials
1enn 6tate shaa Won seven Acf tan
eames. tAs aetsAts hetne aAmlnis-
tsged ~ N. Z. " rattshureh and
WSas Virginia.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Former Hoyo Virtually Fights Way Into Marine Corps

the heavyweight title In ths niss
tflat ualdan Gloves tournament
Later IN reached lhs quarter
flaah Of the national tournament
nj New York,
When heh wasn't busy with
seholAAlae eharss II ths HililAp
yen nAuAily eauta ilna him NJ thA
dexakh Community Center, SPAR
flh1 with seMe ai ilM Mo-
NA,nAfaK budding young puutiis,s
ana lmpfavlna hlA technique, Hs
turned eut IN be quite \ hnssF,
hut that isn't The story, After
graduation from dsarsstawn with
4 A. a IN foreign servies and
After four wears at Afl1u work,
sullivan Hled 10 enlist Ia the
H,ariheA, hut WAS feisetsd beeAuse
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Tech, Central Score
Convincing Wins
Outside Series
Victories Over Gonzoou,
&c. c. Tilt Title Stock;
Saints, Cadets on Top

The shifting high school. basket
ball series picture now has Tech
and Central rated the best chances
of joining Eastern and Roosevelt in
the playof1 series; later this month.
Wilson and Coolidge still are very
much in the running, but their
current showing isn't quite on par
with that Of the Maroons and
Vikings.
Tech and Central were convincing
winners against strong outside foes
yesterday, Tech blasting Gonzaga,
1928. and Central routing Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase, 34-1s, for the
second time this season. wilson's
hot and cold cagers were cold yes
terday, losing to st. Adams, 1880.
In another engagement involving .
public high quint, St. Johns topped
Anacostia, 31-23, as . warmup for
todAy's big game against Eastern,
the undefeated series leader.
Techs victory over Gonzaga was
only the second defeat for the Eagles
from q high school opponent this
season. Led by Bob Brewer. the
Maroons forged to q 1876 lead In
the first period and never were
threatened thereafter. although
0onzaga hung close until the final
quarter. Techs half-time edge was
1912, and during the third period
Give Thompson and Brewer con-
tinued the hot Tech pace to pull
the game out Of 0onzaga's reach.
The last quarter was q runaway
Tor the Maroons with Gonzaga
being limited to four points On
baskets by Chester Coakley and Joe
Hiaanon.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

livsn was with i unit stati0asd
near Tehruk, carrying hack
wounded fsetA the front lines
over 4 rnuts ktfaisd and hamhed
methadlesily by Kennels planes,
When the New EsAlaAdsys'
numerical strength Aasssd Ia aa
men IN certain plAteans sullivan
grabbed 4 gun and went out on
The ffantsllns duty with combat
and reconnaissance natfels,
Altar Tho British stopped Rom.
mel At nj Alame,a, sullivan was
sHsans thoss ordered heme for 4
real, hut the Ferry Command
Deposited him IN Miami December
10 and slvs days later the marines
accented his enlistment,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Cards in Loop Game Tonight;
A. u. Plays After Long Rest

Catholic University viii seek its
second Mason-Dtxon Conference
victory In three nights when it
sangles with Washington Colleges
haskst haN team tonight at G. q.
eym At a:10 O'Clock, while at the
same ttne American University will
return TO action after 4 long layofY,
meeting Iynchhalrg College at a. u.
oym.
Displaying steAdy improvement,
the Cards came up with their nness
performance ot the aoeseA Monv
tAy night to wAllop Weatern Mary.
mnd and hope 10 snatch their sixth
vaetcrv In eight Mason-D Dixon Con-
4NENnce games at the ohoreuaent
expenee, ~
American u.. which has hesn .i1ls
for three weeks due 70 exAzninAtaona
viii Ae trying to climb ahovo tn
100 mark. having won four 0t A1sht
Evening star., 1943-02-03
erlss oad p|ll,lpinelo
VIII Fiehs klonday

deesatA Parks, ipeai oo,ored
heavyweight, VIII mset Vinae I'm. !.
ptnetla, papNlas New yask Italian.
N W. feature io.roNnd heut N M
weekly boxing card At turner's
Arena ~ MnnAAS night.
FAfkA Featntly WAS heAtsn here
hy hnddy keMaF, while rimplniellA
v remembered BY leaal fans Tor {
sletefy over Phil NlFr here four
years Aqe when no WA campaigning
~ 4 weltsFwAisht,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Bob Masisrsoa 10 Coach
Baseball Il Coolidge

heh MAstersaA, alA~naA,nd end on
the washington Nsdsklns toothell
team, n the latest addition 10 caAeh.
Ma ranks IN local hiah sahaais,
lie n taking over the baseball
assignment Al Gaalldse, Ills Aps
paihtMeht n I'm 4 temporary haAis
Ito sueeeedA nsn panlap, Wha letl
hseause as illness after taking The
vacancy latt when sherman Nees
H., ehtsrsa the NAVY
II Atili ~ uaalidss next tail he aiaa
may coach the football team A
graduate At Miami r., ha has hssA
with ths AadpklnS Tor tvA years,
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Charlotte Holl. BrlorIsy
Clush in Rloir GYM

Charlotte Hall Military Academy
and Ariarley Mllitary Academy meet
IN \ haaket halt gama tonight at
Mantsnmery Blair HIGHS ey,n, ajl-
vev spring,
Charlotte Hall ysstesday won III
seventh atFAiGht gaIns, defeating
hehaAl nt Printing, Aa.aa, IN nalti.
more TO gain undisputsd pexssssion
81 ilFkt place In The Maryland aeho.
lasttc \ Conference.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

Imperfect vlslen and sn Arab
huiisl IN hls kass wsrsn't enough
Ia Keep bls Hab sullivan nat ri
unais cams armed ssrvies and
sa Today dafplt 1'aMms tsauaiiran
II training the tatMsF tis0fess
town slhlsis IN handle any hsAvys
welsht arguments the tAstheva
napks may havs with Army or
NAVY thalas,
A nrlvate stationed Al Paris
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sparta al asnrastown hut sanr
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klnapea snl.ll with hls mafs
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tor The f,au ana ln the NatsaAl
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Evening star., 1943-02-03
FIGHTS Lost Night

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Evening star., 1943-02-03

Members include Phil Rlssute,
Winnie hmlth and Freddie Hutrhs
iAseNg Filling the 0thef apata Afs
Hank FeiMeAtsr, iefAsef North
Carolina u, ANA hishtAtA LeAtNe
player, and Carl Ray from WAhs
Fafsst, II you think the Coast
Guard u 4 aatt spot, the Curtis
BAY md, suffers, settlna 4 tAAt
pace IN the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League, have scheduled 1
deuhle.h .headef IN New ferk next
sunday, playing afternoon ana
evening eanseS, One az the Coast
Guard hoeksyists II Charlie Flitt,
who won II games "A 4 pitcher
for Elm.rA. N, Y, laAt seaA0n.
Evening star., 1943-02-03

League seasan lar sacramento
last year without N.,sslna kA
lnnlnH hut ~ ,le iaAt SANS al
lhe haaa' nlayolt ~ lnal nsall,e.
nteve baaaMa r~evea when hs
was called aul OH stt,kes IN tha
ns,xh inning he s,xM,nsa hls
bat aaslnst .he stand aaa wss
houhaed iroM the same, n, Mails
ases Pepper Martin had " spa,l
4 perfect teeafd hs quitting \ club