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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
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DISSOLVE UNDER
SPOTLIGHT

VAN DYKE-Reversing them
selves by unanimous (and has
ty) accord, just as it appeared
that the pitiless spotlight of pub
licity might center upon their
self INSPIRED raises" members
of the Warren township board
Tuesday night sorrowfully~elim
mated provisions for fabulous
expense accounts from the COM
munity's current budget.
AS a result Supervisor Earl
Tallman is OF $4,000 in travel
allowances" approved by the
board May IL, while Treasurer
Frank J. Wiegand saw his APP
propriated $1,000 fund for SINH
lar purposes dissolve and Clerk
William (Smiling Bid Lawson
witnessed the cool $1,000 ear
marked for his expenses fade
swiftly away.
1t all came about following in
quiries by the Monitor Leader
on Monday concerning bud
getary expenses approved by the
board on May IL. The fragrant
raises" which would have re-
suited. if the figures had been
permitted to stand, can best be
understood when it is consid-
cred that Tallmans annual sal
See EXPENSES-PaEe 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Demands Spending Brakes
to Avoid Serious Initiation
Miehison Congressman Voices
Fear Of Ruinovs Tendencies

WASHINGTON, May 27--(R
An assertion that '.ruinous
initiation" is inevitable unless
the government puts the brakes
on spending came today from
Representative Engel (R-Mich),
reporting on his 4,50O-Mile tour
TO the nations war plants.
The time has come when we
can and must stop throwing
money out the window or down
a rat hole" said Engel in state
ment prepared for presentation
to the House.
Engel, who made a similar
one-man investigation of army
camp construction more than a
year ago, said the current rate
Of spending foreshadows post
war national debt of $500, 00O,-
900, 900 - twice the assessed
valuation of every piece of pro-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
County;s Lone
Civil War Vet
SO Years Old

While crack Selfridge Field
troops march to the tune OF
martial music in the traditional
Memorial Day parade Monday,
Macomb county's only surviving
Civil War veteran will spend
the day quietly at the home OF
relatives in New Baltimore.
He is 99-year old William Du-
bay, Sr., who enlisted in Com
pany G.. 22nd Michigan Infan-
try on August 10, 1862 and was
mustered into the service ID
days later.
In poor health, Mr.. Dubay is
now living in New Baltimore
with his two sons, William, Jr.,
and Oscar, and his daughter,
Mrs. Eleanor Gardner. He reach
ed his 99th birthday April 2.
See VETERAN-Page 2
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Army has lost 1877 killed, 800
wounded and ll8 missing.
I'VE have reason TO believe
that Japanese losses have been
much heavier" Stimson said at
a Press conference.
He added that Army troops on
Attu are making steady progress
toward the destruction OF the
pockets of Japanese resistance.
The enemy has been cleared
from the Sarana Bay region, he
said, and the American forces
now hold both sides of Chichagof
Bay and are attacking along the
ridge dominating the remaining
Japanese positions.
Clear weather would greatly
accelerate the operations. Stim-
son said. For the past week the
troops have pushed their way
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Chi|dren'S
Opera tonight
HonseI and Gretel
Presentation Reody

The curtain will rise at 8 o.
clock this evening on the chill
dren's opera "Hansel and Gre
tel to be presented by the Ma
comb school chorus of more than
100 voices, directed by Lois Har-
per.
More than 1000 tickets have
been sold for the opera, and the
sale will be continued at the
door of the auditorium. The pro-
duction is a special arrangement
of the Humperdinck opera by
Berta Elsmith.
Mrs. Delmer c. Wright will
See OPERA-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
County Debts
Cut $952,4So
Villages. Townships
Swell County Figure

Macomb county and its cities.
villages and townships reduced
their total net debt 1852. $50 ~
during the year, survey by the
State Public Debt Commission
revealed TODAY.
The new debt total of ST.
o67. 666.2l is the smallest for the
county and its municipalities
since the commission was FORM
ed in 1892.
County Controller Sherwood
Bennett said that purely county
obligations were reduced $685.
900 during the year. He said the
road commission retired $l45.-
600 in bonds. the drain commits
sion paid off $4,000 to bond
holders and general obligations
were reduced S61 900.
d. Hale Brake. State Treasur-
er and chairman Of the Commits
sion, said the survey. rs Of June
See DEBTS-Page 3
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perty in the United States, real
and personal, tangible and intan-
gible.'
Il have come TO the conclu-
SION he said, First, that our
ability as q nation TO meet our
financial obligations Of the flu
ture will depend upon the policy
we now follow in our. expendi-
lures.
Second. that il is absolutely
essential that public conscious
ness of this debt should be awak-
ened in order that we might
eliminate some of the excess
costs due to various causes in
our production program, and
third that only by eliminating
such excess costs can we hope to
See INFLATION-Page 2
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Garden Thieves
Face Prosecution

The City of Mount Clemens
stands ready today TO. pay SIS
reward for evidence leading TO
the conviction of a person or
persons found stealing or de-
stroying produce in Victory Gar
dens.
The City Commission approv-
ed the move last night after
Lawrence Blades. a Civilian De-
Tense official, appeared to ask
See GARDEAS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Relatively Light Attu
Casualties Reported
127 Killed, 800 Wounded
Secretary of War Reveals

ed air support operations. Much
of the fighting has been by small
patrols using bayonets and hand
grenades to seize the passes in
the hills.
Stimson noted that Japanese
bombers, presumably operating
from northern islands of the
Kurile group. had made two at
tacks on successive days The
forward gradually through sleet
and snow, while fog has imped-
first wave made an unsuc-
See ATTU-Page 2
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Accident Victim

WAUSEON. Ohio, May q -
up - Bess Schmidt, former De-
troit resident whose manglOd
body was found Monday or New
York Central railroad tracks
near here, was believed to have
become iii while riding on a
westbound train and accident
ally fell to her death.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

registered with the State Depart
ment as a member of the Kor-
can organization which, the New
Yorker said he believed had an
organization of spies which
seems to get more information
than our own government.
The japanese, Ham said at
one point, plan to send native
girls to subjugated areas and
marry them off to local men IN
general Japanization pro-
gram.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

LONDON, May Il (P -
German slabs at Russian posi-
tons in short but sharp skirm-
ishes on the battlefront last night
cost the attackers scores Of dead
and a large amount of equip
ment, the Soviet midday COM
muique said today. 1t was re-
corded here by the Soviet radio
monitor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

and of trying to create trouble
in Hawaii.
Hams information so far,
Dickstein said, has been fairly
accurate" and has been reported
to the proper officials.
Ham told the committee yes
terday that Premier TOTO dis
closed during party at his
Tokyo residence last night that
Rear Admiral Katsutaro Miyaz-
aki had been chosen to command
an invading naval force against
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Ban $50 Deduction
on Income Tax Plan

WASHINGTON, May 27--tP
-Seantor Byrd DIVA, leaving
the enate-House Pay-as-you-
60 tax conference, said today
the conferees had decided that
taxpayers should not be given a
$50 deduction in addition to rs
per cent abatement of one years
taxes.
The conferees met after a dis
agreement developed mo n g
them as to details Of the abate-
ment features they wrote into
the compromise tax bill Tues
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Change Ruling

LONDON, May "a - tR) -
Britain's church. bells, reserved
rs an invasion signal Curing
the early war years, may now
be rung at any time, Herbert
Morrison, home security minis
ter, informed the House of Com
mons today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Bomber Fleet
Untorks Grim
New Attacks
Scored ltoIion
Ports Again Reel
Under Heovy Blosts
BY LYNN HEINZERLING
Associated Press War Editor

Pounding home the Allied
warning to Italy to get out of the
war before the final storm
breaks, the u. S. bomber fleet
in Northwest Africa Embossed
savage new attacks on Axis is
land bases in the Mediterranean
as the Russian front, stirred to
violent action on some sectors,
provided signs that the decisive
days of 1913 are near.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

LONDON, May 27-(R)-Maj.
Clement r. Attlee, deputy Prime
Minister, told the House Of
Commons today that no attempts
by neutral countries would d.
vert the United Nations from
their considered plans to bomb
Germany.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

Secretary of War StimsOn
announced in Washington that
the total Allied casualties in
the TuniSian campaign from
Nov. 3 to May IS were LESS
than 7O.OOO"-the figures for
American troops being 2.l84
killed, 9,437 wounded and g.
937 missing or prisoners. Axis
losses, Stimson said, were 30
900 killed, 26.40O wounded
and 266,60O prisoners.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Return Veterans

CAIRO, May "a - (P) -
-Four Michigan filters with eight
months Of combat experience
in this theater Of war are among
a group Of Ninth Air Force Off
GERS now enroute to the United
States to teach new pilots the
art of air warfare.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
GunbOat Attire

LONDON, May ~ - up -
The German radio said in q
broadcast heard by the Associ-
ated Press that q British motor
gunboat was set afire in clash
Of light naval units off the
Dutch coast early today. The
axis reports said there were no
German losses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Japs Poised

CHUNGKING, May 27-(P)-
The japanese have concentrated
fOrm sic Infantry, INK and
air forces along the Upper
Yangtxe for operations already
well under way and apparently
pointed at Chungking and have
opened the great river itself as
4 supply route as far as Ichang,
a Chinese military spokesman
said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

LONDON, May q - (AD -
A. v. Alexander, First Lord Of
Admiralty told the House of
Commons today that German
and Italian planes and coastal
batteries had made So attacks
on British hospital ships since
the start of the war. He said
10 hospital ships were involved
in the attacks and four of them
were sunk.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
British Help

LONDON, May "a - tPo -
British planes have been aiding
YugOslav guerillas In their bat
tie against Axis occupying arm
les, a German broadcast record
ed by the Associated Press, as
serted today.
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late X X X
bulletins
It's Propaganda

NEW YORK, May 27-(P-
The Office of War Information
reported today that the Vatican
radio had denounced as "prOpa-
ganda" an assertion by the Nazi-
controlled Paris radio last Sun
day that the Catholic church
had a "crushing responsibility in
unleashing the present war;
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27

LONDON, May 27-(R-
Reuters quoted a German
News agency dispatch broad
cast by the Berlin radio to-
night as saying that German
troops, yielding before a
Soviet offensive, had evacu-
ated a strip of the Kuban
bridgehead several miles wide
and a mile and a half deep.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
BY JOHN NJ. HIGHTOWER

d JOUN MI. NTOn LN
WASHINGTON, May p Up
Despite the ferocity of the
fighting on Attu, Secretary of
War Stimson reported today, the
American casualties have been
relatively light, with prelimi-
nary reports indicating the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Auxiliary Police
Meet This Evealag

All Auxiliary Policen1en ~
intend to march In the Memorial
Day Parade were asked today -
report at the high schnpl u 100
tonight wearing full uipmsats
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ImpovtioI Coveross
Of All Loeel News
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Mms bent eSoiepbtnm,lt

9ie u8uib-2eague"> >Waitglieoer 0es
Seminars baben bereits eine' 8ode
angeitrengter slrbeit binter itd. Ser
oas Seiiing=9entmal 1.mgebenoe Pfao
lit nit elmer fltnl ltpo0en @infaliung
bon Sannenbaumen ber5iert, oenen
nod anoere bi5ugefiigt lpurben.
X X X
0ie So6i6ulltuoenten baben nit
ibren 8oriibungen ibres idbrli6en
uOratorical Gonteit's" felt slnfanJ
oes Monats begonnen. 3lped unO @es
genitano bieier uebungen tpuroe bonn
Brafeft oer 8ereinigung fur5 er-
tlart: 8as mir beabii6tigen, tit, BEL
ier portragen uno ni6t in groBerm
llmfang ipre6en 81 lernen." &ur5
na9 Otern ertparten mir oas 9teiul=
tat oieIer llebungen an einem abeno.
liben Sortrags- -&ontelt.
X X *
9amit au9 Die ufeinen &iinite'
ni6t in 8ereeilenbeit geraten, maren
bie iiingern Stuoenten nit Sausrei>
nigungsarbeiten belddftiet. &n erlter
Stelle itebt oas Seniterwai6en.
Sm fonmenoen sunni miro mande
Mutter at ibrer groBen lleberra=
i6ung feititellen f0nner, tpel9 grobc
@rfabrung uno Sertigfeit ibr Stuoent
bel ieinen slrbeiten i'm Soiepbinum
crrei6t bat.
X X X
8ergangene @ode erteilte 8iidof
Settinger, @ilfsbii6of bon Columbus,
i'm Soiepbinum bie FL. @eiben. 9ie
Is SeminariIten oes 5tpeiten Ebeolo=
gieiabres erbielten Sic eriten 5tpci
niebrigen @eiben bes Siirporitebers
uno bes 2eftors uno elmer unlerer
Suboiafone erbielt Die Diafonats~
meibe.
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Mittippdl ben 21. April 1943

bon Montierrat in Spanien, tpelbe
aur 3eit Der Hebolution in oie &6noa
Der ipa1tiiben &omn1ltniiten gefalen
par, tpnrben fiir5lib SO 8dnbe bon
tBeologii6en, tpiiienldaftliden un0
flaiiii6en gudern geidenft, tpel6e in
England berausgegeben tpuroen. Die.
ie 8u6er ft16 eine @abe bes Sir 5a-
muel Soare, bes britii6en @eianbten,
hno erieben, ,penigitens 5l1tn Sell, Die
8m6er, oie bon ben Hoten 5eritort
puroen. ....
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SoDesan3eigen +

Salpremce 2ampe, eelt. am 5. Suli
1912, pobl borbereitet, in gincin'
matt, Ohio.
Wirs. MarD Stpg, eeit. i'm Sabre
1889 in Oetroit, Mib. 2eiertn
itber 40 Sabre.
Wirs. Snlia Mansenep, geit. am 81.
War5 1943, im 78. 2ebensiobre,
pobl berieben, in College Boint,
sc. S. sic binterldBt ibren @atten,
2 S06ter 11no cine Sbpelter.
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

8ir beitatisen banfeno Die I'M ber-
eangenen Monat bon unlern 2eiern
erbaltenen 8ar Bombs. W0gen al1e
uniere glten Sreunbe bieIem 8eiipiel
folgen. Man unterltiist 6aburd] unier
2ano uno uniere Stuoenten, inoem
man biele 8onos altf oen geamen oes
uBontifical College SSoiepbinum,
@ortbington, Sbio", regiItrieren laBt.
X X X
gs mar uns nel1 .5u erfabren, bob
grblen auf 10 beri6iebene Irt nno
@eile gepflan5t tperben f0nnen. Da
In nlere Stuoenten aus 10 bielen Staa-
te fo1nnen, ertparteten mir tpobl eine
GerI6ieoenbeit Der Mnlt6ten, aber mir
re9neten ni6t oamit, oab ite 5u 10
eingebenoen gr0rterungen Nnlab ge>
be miiroe. Sei bem tpte ibm tpolle,
sic Obioer Stuoenten iinb iiber5eugt,
cob trob Gerl6ieoenbeit Ser Sage uno
oes &linas grblen r1i6t tua6ien, penn
Tie ni6t unter @runo ftno, ielbit 1T
&alifornien.
X X X
Cine @ageonlabung &oblen itano
fir uns auf ser Station Stint bereit.
Cine tpeitere g8aggonlaoung lit Be,
ltelt. gSir erparten, oaB bieie &oblea
bis gum gnoe bes S6uliabres outs
rei6en tper6en. 3pei 9ritte1 oes goot
Sunos tperoen Die auslagen fiir oiele
teioen @aggons 6eden.
X X X
Mbnli9 pie Elm Miiiionar bon let-
ne11 Sbern erlu9t tpurbe, ni6t 10
piele slufrufe 5u ienOen, ionbern piel=
mebr ii6 auf 8eri6te 5n bel6ranten,
tann folgenbes als slufruf ooer 8e=
ri6t aufgefaBt peroen.
Ooer piellei1t lit unlern 2eiern oer
sSnbalt bes 8riefes bes Wiiiionors
ni6t befannt. 9erielbe lalttet:
2ieber Srocurator:
Sles tit fe1n Nnfruf.... es TT
Elm 8eridt. S9 babe feline Solen.
grgeben1t, guer Wtiiiionar.
* X X
gs gereidt uns 5u ni6t geringer
@enugtuung, 6aB 10 oiele belobigenoe
Guta6ten iiber oen iaubern Drud
unierer 8o9enblGtter einlaafen.
X X X
Oie 8reilefanpagne unierer Stll'
oenten gebt Dem gnoe gu. 4ne na9
oen 26. Mpril einlaufenben oiesbe5ug-
Ii6en 8riefe unb Mitteilungen peroen
fir bie &agne ni6t mebr 5ablen.
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heitellungen ,1nb bic @inienoung bon
Observation-Disclosures na9 obi
gent Datum banfenb entgegengenom.
men, aber oem Stu6enten, Dem iie
iiberianot tperoen, tperben bieielben
fir feline 2eiitungen ni6t mebr gut
geidrieben. Soffentli6 miro ieoer al
les oufbieten, ols 5ieger aus Dem
&onteit berbor5ugeben uno alle, Die
oa5u beietrasen, meroen oie @enug>
tuung baben, ettpas gum beiten oer
Stuoenten beigetragen al1 baben.
Spr hpriihr1tpn 0pnphiftinprnhtei
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@as fir ein Mmsieben tpirS bas 3ns
fmnftsantompbil haben?

Diele Srage lit bon beri6iebenen
Iutobauern beri6ieben beanttportet
tporoen. 0ie 1neiiten CUR Seritenuny
bon Berionenautos bisber bertpanbten
Sormen friiberer Wobelle un6 au6
Mai6inen itno eingeidrottet tporoen,
nit Iusnabme oes Wobeus 1912.
Demna6 lit es tpabrideinli6, baB bas
erite Wooeu na6 0en &riege bem Gb>
neln miro, pel6es i'm Se6ruar leBte1l
Sabres berausfam. 8enigItens ilt
oies oie Inii6t bon Gbas. 6. 8ilion,
Braitbent Der General Motors Cor
poration, Der au6 oaral1f bintpeiit,
oaB fir bie SerIteuung zines neue,t
Wooeas biele Wonate nottpenoig ltnb,
10 oaB man notgeorungen 5um g1t'
murf 1912 5uriidfebren nuB, tpenn
les ii6 na9 Srieoensi6luB barum
banoelt, fdneu einen 8agen beraus'
subringen.
snoere tpieber itnb beri6ieoener
Init6t. Gum 8eiipiel, beiBt es, tper-
be .oie &auffraft" cine groBe Stole
ipielen. gbas. 6. Sorenion, 8iaeprd.
ii0ent Der Soro Motor gar gon1panp,
fat oieles gu iaeen: sd n0dte crit
einmal piiien, tpelde Steuerlait Der
ein5elne @utler l1no iein 8agen na6
oem &rieee tragen miiiien, ebe i'd
Propbe5eiungen iiber ben 5ufiinftigen
Herionenuagen made" gr erinnert
oaran, oaB man in England BEN Iu-
tobeitser ad oen Bfar6eitdrfen iei,tes
8agens beiteuert un6 6eutet an, oab
nab oem &riege eine Nabfrage nad
lei6ten Gabr5eusen berri6en tperoe,
in oeren Seritellung man bereits gros
BE Sorti6ritte gema6t babe.
8eri9ieoen 1pie bic slnitbten iiber
eas Mooeu ftn6 audi Die Sddbungen
iiber bie 3eit, Die es erforoern miro,
Die Mutoin6uitrie tpie6er in @ang az
bringen. Ser Setter einer eroben @e'
ieuidaft, tuelde lire laufenoen 8an'
Ser ni6t gan5 eingeidrottet bat,
meint go Biz 80 Sage. Mn6ere tpie,
Der re6nen NIT ie6s Bis neun Mo.
naten, faus bic Maf6inen uno Sor.
me oes Mooells 1912 bertpenoet tpers
BEN, unb nit einem Sabre Big 5u 18
Monoten, tpenn Elm boIlfommener
neuer 8agen auf ben Marft gebra6t
tperben ion.
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Sttmnte hes &olfes fiir
Das eSoiepbtn1tnt

Siermit i6ide i6 Sbnen eine fleine
@abe 5u gbren oes fl. slntonius, oie
i6 in elmer 5eitli6en Ingelegenbeit
beripro6en batte. @ott uno bem FL.
s(ntonius lei 9anf! - Srs. g., Snb.
X * X
ginlieeeno $50 5u gbren ser lie
ben Weutter @ottes, oes fl. slntonius
1no 51m Sroite oer armen Seelen i'm
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elmer 8itte. - A. g., Calf.
X X X
ginliegeno g. 80. .. iiber 81 als
9anfiagung unO at @bren Ser gluer=
leligiten Sungfrau Mario fir 6ie gr=
borung elmer 8itte. - 81. g., Conn.
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@ott miro Die mebr nit Sreu6en iee'
men
9ie ibren Sreu6en freun6li9 begeg'
men.
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Ser beriibnten 8enebiftinerabtei
Evening star., 1943-07-08
wills Picked 10 Fight
Montgomery July 70

frankie Wills. local welter, will be
the opposition for Bob Montgomery
New York lightweight champion, in
the 10-round main event of the
Liberty A. c. boxing program at
Griffith Stadium on Tuesday, July 20.
Wills has signed to make 145
pounds for this bout, which shouldn't t
be hard for him to do. 1t will give
him a weight advantage probably of
10 pounds.
Frankie earlier was in line for a
big fight this summer after his upset
win over AL Dummy Davis, only to
receive temporary setback when he
himself was upset by r. j. Lewis
Since then, however, Wills has put
two good fights behind him. He
whipped Jerry Fiorello at Richmond
and recently at the stadium chilled
Manuel Rosa in two rounds.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
Andrews II Golf Tells
As He, Shorey Take
|Pro-Am LaureIs

Mel Shorey. Indian Spring golf
pro, and Ciiff Andrews Of Indian
Spring, knocking over brides at the
rate of one every other hole. scored
9-under-par 81 yesterday to win the
initial pro-amater golf affair OF
the season at Indian Spring.
Andrews with II, his best score
OF the year, beat his pro partner by
two shots and had . handicap OF 5
strokes. every one Of which counted.
They played the mines with best
ball Of % and 80.
Top score of the day was q l.
under-par so registered by Bradley
H. CTeb Burrows Of Indian Spring.
Ted had a handicap of strokes and
Lew Worshan, his pro partner, had
a 10. They finished third
In second place was the Indian
Spring -Kenwood combination of
Capt. H. G. Grear and George Diff
fenbaugh. Grear had q Is handi-
cap. Between them they rang up
best ball of SO, with Diffenbaugh do
ing an individual II. Worsham, low
pro scorer, also took down fourth
pro money with w. B. Robinson as
his partner, and best ball of IS.
Elliot Spicer and Bob Barnett.
Fred Baugh and George Diffen-
baugh and Eddie Ault and Carroll
T. McMaster tied with 66s.
Evening star., 1943-07-08
OUTDOORS

The first year book of the Inter-
national Game Fish Association is
OIL the press and is available to any
one without charge as long as the
supply lasts.
1t Is made up of contributions
from angling members from all over
the world. Anyone interested in
game fishing will find the contents
highly interesting and instructive.
Actual records are not included, for
they are contained complete in
other forms. Both may be had by
writing francesca LaMonte, secre-
tary and associate curator of the
American Museum Of Natural His
tory in New York.
The shortened season in the
South in 1942, fewer hunters and
the scarcity of ammunition are just
q few OF the factors responsible for
the remarkable increase in game
birds in the fields and coverts of the
Atlantic States.
Observant sportsmen have no.
ticed surprising increase In trav-
cling nearby Maryland and Virginia
highways. Doves are seen perched
on the wires Ranking the lesser trav-
eled by-ways: even an occasional