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Evening star., 1943-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ZED L. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

SAFE OF Personal EFFECTS, HOUSE
H05D AS6 &c SooPs, sSg8op ETG Tion FOR sT3SRsAGE
=, Notice is hereby given that on Wednes-
day. May 10, 1943 at , pm. and each
succeeding Wednesday thereafter until the
goods are disposed of, there will be sold
at public auction in the warerooms of
Smiths Transfer & Storage Company, 1913
You Street NV, WASHINGTON, D. c.. to
enforce liens for storage and transporta-
tion charges, etc, due and unpaid house
hold goods of all kinds. paintings, musical
lnstrumentS, chinaware, silverware and
personal effects on storage with Smiths
Transfer & Storage Company in the name
Of w c. Arsem
tSgnedD J. NINIAN BEALL, Attorney
for Aero Mayf1ower Transit Company, In
vestment Building, WASHINGTON. p: c.
tSignedD ARTHUR CLARENDON SMITH,
President, Smiths Transfer & Storage
Company, 1913 You Street NV. Wash
ineton. d. c.
ACCOUNTING, BOOKKEEPING.
PART-TIME SERVICE
Monthly or weekly rate, $40 up. Write
sox 173M. Star. 4.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BOY, 5 or, older. white, to help on milk
good vases; treated as one Of the family.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BOY. white or colored, to help around
store: excellent salary; must be honest
reliable. Dixie Pawn Brokers, hoo H
Evening star., 1943-05-03
PORTER-DRTVER


Daywork. good hours good pay. Pet
worth Pharmacy. 42O1 Ga. ave.
MAN, 80 to so years age,
draft-deferred, white or COL
ored, to handle furniture
warehouse, able to make in
ventories, handle responsible
work; good pay, steady posi-
ton, excellent opportunity
willing worker; references.
Box 259-M, Star.
GROCERY CLERK, expert
enced, one who can answer
phone and fill orders; will
pay good salary to right and
svber person. Argonne Mar
ket, 1913 Columbia rd. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BOWLING ALLEY MANAGER-One of
Washington's best establishments requires
the services of a top-grade man: good
opportunity and commensurate remunera-
ton for one who is thoroughly experienced
Replies confidential Box lo-R Star
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BOY to work in electrical appliance and
service store J. c. Harding 81 Co, 517
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BOY. colored. to work in drugstore; must
ride bicycle: 9 to pm; good pay. Nor
Evening star., 1943-05-03

SOOKKEEPER, experienced in handling
general ledger and other account books
S35 a week: state age, experience. draft
status and education. Box 159-R. Star
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BOY for after school Apply Mayfower
Health Club. 1915 H ST. NV.
BOYS. colored. 16 years or over to carry
books; SIC for 40 hours. Apply Mr.
Russell. Judd g. Detweiler, Florida ave
and lexington pl. ne.
BUS BOYS, colored; good wages, excel
lent tips. Apply Carlton Hotel, 9Th and
SITS NV.
BUTCHER, experienced; excellent salary.
GOOD hours. 3519 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BOY, colored, to work after school and
on Saturdays. Sandwich Shop, 912 18th
St NV. ME. 7745.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

COY, white. to work in glass dept. of
PAINT and glass store. Apply E. J. Murphy
I1n-. Hl0 9th u "
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MAN

White. capable of supervising help we
teach you: this is an essential industry.
Salary 81, 800 a year to start
INDEPENDENT LAUNDRY,
31th and Eastern Ave. Mt. Rainier. Md
LONG-ESTABLISHED auto
motive wholesaler has OPEN
ing for man to manage de-
livery department and coun-
ter. Pleasant working condi-
tions. Good opportunity for
future. Box 263-R, Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

MAN for steady work in wholesale house;
drivers permit. sos Indiana ave. NV. 4"
MEN, handy with tools; must have chauf-
feurS license. Highest pay steady work
District Awning and Shade Co.. 44I0
Evening star., 1943-05-03

MEN (2), colored, work in auto wrecking
yard. ia Eelf st. s.v.
MEN, to work at soda fountain in neigh
borhood drugstore: good pay N Hamp-
shire Pharmacy. RA. 31OO.
MILL MAN, to work in woodworking fac
tory. thoroughly experienced on wood
working machines steady lob; excellent
Olivet I'd. ne
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MEN. all or part time to collect small
weekly accounts. P. Rudolph, 902 10th
st NV. between O and 10 m 81
Evening star., 1943-05-03

BELL BOY, bus boy, waiter and house
man. Apply 523 22nd ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-03

MEN. colored. must be neat. with refer
ences, to earn from SIS to S35 per week
lishment. We train you free, earn while
you learn. Call Ii 4077 for complete de-
tails. between 8 and 10 am. and 3 and
pm, H. B. Fleming.
MEN draft exempt. for service and in
stallation air-conditioning equipment; top
wages. 1240 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
HELP MEN.

ASSISTANT ENGINEER, 4 to Il. hours,
6 days; stokers: 1928. eWO. 5000, Mr.
Grady
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MAN, for contact dept, must be able to
meet public start about s45 wk; advance
ment Rm. o05 1427 Eye st. NV.
MAN to work in wholesale hardware stock
room and drive truck: must know city.
Phone MA. 9Oa5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Graduate Large
Rifle Glasses
BY DON GILLIES
Making America Land OF
~

Making America q Land OF
Riflemen."
That's the motto Of the Irish
Rifle Club of Detroit, which will
graduate class of 43 students
Saturday night at their Hamilton
and Cortland avenue range.
st. Mary's of BEDFORD Rifle
Club, which met at the same
place on Thursday, also graduated
one of the largest classes in De-
troit.
Registrations for new classes
was taken Thursday and also on
Saturday at 8 p. m.
The course is approved by the
National Rifle Association and the
director of civilian craftsmanship
OF the war department. Students
are given an opportunity 10 fire
for the nationally recognized MIRA
qualification insignia and the war
department expert rifleman medal.
All students who take these
courses are eligible to enter the
William Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship tournament. spon-
sored by The Detroit Times. The
final tournament will be held in
Detroit in MAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Latest Report
Has Dom S Right
Eye 0kdy Again

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5
CUP Information from the pub
lie relations office at the patrol
force headquarters on Treasure
Island and Tom DiMaggio. bust
ness manager for the three base
ball brothers. indicated today that
Dominic DiMaggio, Boston Red
SoX ccnterfielder. had recovered
from an eye ailment and returned
10 active duty as navy coXswain.
The public relations office al
the Ninth Naval District in St
Louis announced yesterday that
DiMaggio had lost tho sight Of his
right eye and was under the care
OF coast guard specialists.
But the statement from local
headquarters. which also was the
first inkling that the youngest OF
the famous baseball family was in
rthe navy and not the coast guard
said that Dominic had been hos.
pitalized for several weeks with
eye trouble from which he hac
completely recovered.
Tom said he had seen Dom IRE
GENTLY" and that he understood the
Red Sox star was again on active
! duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Propose Big Ten
Cancel Sprinq Drills

CHICAGO, March 5 (UP)-Can,
collation. of spring football prac
tice and substitution OF midsum
mer drills was proposed today alta
meeting of Big Ten athletic di
rectors.
The question was placed before
conference officials by jam G s
Hagan, athletic director and Clark
Shaughnessy, new football coach
AT the University of Pittsburgh,
which has q working agreement
with the Big Ten. Pitt athletics
are under the advisory supervision
of Maj. John L. Griffith, Big Ten
commissioner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Beverly Hills
Signs Brdnddu

Edgar (Butch) Brandau. for
meerly OF Rammler, has been APP
pointed professional at Beverly
Hills Golf Club on Van Dyke. He
succeeds George Diegel. now in the
navy and stationed at the Crosse
lie base.
Brandau has been Identified
With golf here for years. Before
forming professional, he was one OF
the districts low handicap players.
At Beverly Hills Brandau will
Join Walt and Alva Graves, who
have charge of the clubhouse
which has been kept open through
out the winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Earl {. Michoud Dies
Suddenly in South

Earl f. Michaud. a turf and soil
expert who before the war sold
supplies to district golf clubs. died
suddenly Tuesday in New Orleans
while on a business trip. He was
sales manager of the Glitter Glaze
Products Co. and lived At 1908
East Jefferson.
He is survived by his wife Rose
a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Stang;
son, Cpl. Earl f. Mfchaud Jr.,
IL. s. Army: his mother Mrs.
Francis w. Michaud; A brother,
Charles, and three sisters, Mrs:
Florence Slavin, Mrs. Edward
Stephenson and Mrs. Trevor Mer-
ton. The funeral will be from the
ICriffiths and Wade Home, 1877
East Jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

Lochmoor At the time was al
.Oakmont and had 10 take more
joshing than Hilecndorf did, par
lticularly from the newspapermen
But Standish stopped them
with what. under the circum-
stances, was most unusual
comeback.
"Lochmoor has such = high
regard for Charley u doesn't
care what his score was"
Standish told them He can
be our pro az long a. he wishes
and we hope it's a long, long
time"
That may appear a rather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
SPORT
SHORTS

A deal Is cooking to move
Cleveland Rams pro football
team TO Cincinnati. Bob Consi-
dine, international News Service
writer, reports from Washington
Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight world champion. will re-
turn TO the squared circle" AS
a referee tonight and tomorrow
during the eastern intercolle-
gate boxing tourney in SYRIA
cuse.
Eddie Turchin. infielder with
Wilkes Barre last season, will
report TO the Cleveland Indians
for spring training this month.
Eugene (Huck) Geary. flashy
young shortstop. purchased by
the Pirates from the Minneapo-
lis Millers for reported $50 900
last season says he will stay on
his war job for the duration in
Buffalo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Eean Aided Collins

EGANS LITTLE SANCTO-
RUM-Egan reports receipt Of
a letter from Bill Bradley. the
old Cleveland star third base
man, now scout for the Indians
and still a resident OF the village
across the lake.
"You should he happy you got
that pass for Collins" Bradley
wrote.
Bradley wrote of Jimmy Col
! Inns, who is seriously i'll in Buff
sfalo.
Egan explained: One time in
) buffalo, he (Egan) found out
collins did not have pass to the
sBuffalo international League
sball park. Egan. who always is
,doing things for people. right
.away corrected that outrage by
sgetting the one time famous star
"a seasons pass. Jimmy was just
stoo modest 10 ask for one. And
snobody else but Egan thought
hOf N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Good Miller for u. NJ?
Dave Matthews Will Try TO Get First Title for
School Since 1907 in Big Ten Meet
By GEORGE r.. VAN

Dave Matthews OF Royal Oak,
captain OF the University OF
Michigan track team, may be
among the entries IN the mile
run in the Big Ten champion
ships at Chicago this weekend.
III he wins he'll be the first
Wolverine runner 10 capture
the Big Ten mile since 1907.
This was revealed In search
through the record books at
Ann Arbor by Coach Ken
Doherty. They showed that n.
Coe turned the trick 50 years
ago.
Its hard tn understand"
said Doherty. "but we've never
had top-flight milers. Indiana,
or Illinois, on the other hand
always seem TO come up with
one or two good men at this
distance"
Matthews speciality is the
half-mile, but Doherty thinks he
has a good chance OF taking the
mile. He has clocked the Royal
Oak lad in a fraction over AIS
as compared to Seib Of Illinois
4:1S.9. best time turned in by a
conference miller this season.
However, there are a half
oozen good men within 4 seconds
oi this time.
Matthews running mate in the
half will be John Roxborough
of Detroit and Doherty thinks
they have a good chance OF fin
ishing one-two. Principal oppo-
sition Is expected from Ralph
Fohland Of Minnesota, who was
clicked in 1885 three weeks
ago. close 10 1ndiana's Charlie
Hornbosters mark OF 1885 SET
In 1883. " y
Coach Doherty speaks glow.
ingly OF Matthews. He recalled
that the present Wolverine cap
tain came TO Michigan with the
idea of becoming one OF Matt
Mann's swimmers. He hac
been on the Royal Oak High
team. He wasn't cold alto
fether on track and dropped
around 20 see Doherty. whC
persuaded him To take hi
sports on the hoof instead o.
lying down.
Matthews is OF the pluggel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Canadiens Stay
In P|dyoff Race
NJ International New. serv,c.


Montreal Canadiens today re-
tanned a mathematical chance OF
entering the Stanley Cup playoffs
today after defeating the New
York Rangers last night II.
The victory over the last place
Rangers in Madison Square Gar
den boosted the Canadiens TO
within two points OF the Chicago
Blackhawks and Toronto Maple
Leafs who are tied in the National
Hockey League standings for third
place. The first four teams in the
standings play in the Stanley Cup
brawls.
Les Canadiens will have another
chance tomorrow night 10 improve
their position when they play To-
ronto while the Blackhawks mix
IL with the first place Red Wings
OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Sports
A Days Slavery
in the Life Of
a Sports Writer
By LEO MACDONEtL

The life Of a sports reporter
on blustery March afternoon
BRIGGS STADIUM front Of
flee mess hallO-Lunched with
Jack Zeller. Wish Egan. Harry
Sisson and Johnny Lipon. Upon.
on furlough from Great Lakes
was the guest of honor.
GOOD eats and lots Of sleep
Lipon explained the eight pounds
he added TO make him us on the
current market. II even slept
without falling out Of the ham
mock they put me in when j
first got there"
Completing his boot the
young Tiger shortstop star Is
now seaman second class. lie
plans to enroll in machiniSt s
mate school at the station and
may be playing ball for 1t.
Mickey Cochrane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
; Titan Cdgers
GET Army Calls

University OF Detroit's basket.
ball team lost three OF its out.
standing players today when Ar,
Stolkey. captain of the squad. Bill
Schriber and John Hart received
their calls to report next week to
Fort Custer as members OF the
reserve corps.
Although the Titans cage sea.
son Is nearly over the three play.
crs will miss the 'a1l-important
game with Notre Dame at South
Bend, March II. Hart is going
10 Custer, March IL, and Schriber
and Stolky are listed to follow him
the next day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

courage made the nations head
lines, but what has never before
been revealed will be told in his
own story starting in Sundays De-
troit Times.
In addition TO his account of the
night when his gun droned death
for the enemy and his description
of other military phases OF his
Guadalcanal adventure, Ross will
tell how he battled with a 225-
pound British Samoan. with ST.
900 in side bets made by his out
fit.
Be sure to get Sundays Detroit
Times for the opening instalment
of Cpl. Barney Ross own story
Iof Guadalcanal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Collins Reported
Slightly Improved

BUFFALO, March 5 (UP)--
James J. tJimmy) Collins, 73'
year-old former baseball great
was slightly improved today al
Willard Fillmore Hospital where
he is battling an attack of pneu'
monia.
The improvement was the first
encouraging report since he rallied
briefly from his consistently poor
condition last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Roy Johnson Made
loCkport Club Pilot

BUFFALO. March s (UP)-
Roy Johnson, former big league
player and manager of the Texas
League Tulsa club for the past
two seasons, today succeeded Bill
Prince as pilot of the Lockport
team OF the PONY class y
baseball circuit.
The appointment OF Johnson.
former Chicago Cubs coach. was
announced by owner Bill Schu-
macher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
"A Speedy Basque

TIGER GEN. MGR. s Sane
= TORUM-Zeller reported he
: tust had a letter from Adam
Bengoechs, the Bounding Basque
of Ogden. Utah. and that the
B. 3. expects 10 be at Evans
!. Vile.
And YOU will see some speed"
= Zeller promises. THE Basque. q
second sacker, can run faster
than Rommci, but not back
. wards. Purdue IL going to have
n big track meet March % and.
"a an added attraction. plans n
/, running event for ball players
training In Indiana.
81 am turning Pufdue's invi-
fation over to Steve O'Neill. 1
don't know whether or not Steve
J, will want his players TO run hard
that soon. But II he does, this
Bengoecha will show you some
thing"
Zeller's report from Utah
started a friendly argument over
Tiger speedsters.
81 think Dick Wakefield II
about the fastest on the club"
Lipon suggested.
He beat Evers and McCosly,
didn't he:" Zeller reminded.
"Yeh, that was down In Lake
land" Lipon replied.
:. Pat Mullin could beat all of
them" Egan cut In.
- "Sure, Egan would say that"
laughed Watson Spoelstra. the
AP man. "Mullin f. rumored to
have a tinge OF Irish In his an
cestry."
HE still can beat EN-" Egan
: stood his ground.
. Anyway, the B. B. is coming
on. he says. Adam started 1912
: with Winston-Salem and wound
|. UP the season ar Ogden. where
ne hit over 800. according to
! Zeller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Let Them Fight
Senator Barbour, Ex-Boxer, Says Louis-Conn Bout
for Buddies Would Boost Wartime Spirits
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

ASHIN TON, March 5
UNS)-The war department to-
day revealed that plans for
heavyweight championship bout
between Billy Conn and Joe
Louis have been submitted TO
Secretary OF War Henry l.
Stimson.
Officials, however, refused 10
discuss the plans, or to give any
details Of them pending their
consideration by the secretary.
The matter In entirely In the
hands of Stimson, II was empha-
sized.
Stimson personally issued the
order last year which halted
previously made plans for q
Louis Conn bout, when he
learned that the contenders,
both serving In the army. were
to receive proceeds from the
fight with which 20 discharge
obligations to promoter Mike
Jacobs.
WASHINGTON, March s GNS)
Warren Barbour tR) o
New Jersey, holder of the United
States and Canadian m ten
heavyweight champi onship 81
years ago, said he thought the wa
should lift its tact
ban on Sgt. Joe Louis and Cpl
Billy Conn and permit them 4
fight for the benefit of thei
buddies."
"a rematch between Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Id Happened Before
Git and Praise for Hieendof Recalls How
a 90 in Open Once CIinched His Job
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

roundabout way OF getting TO II.
Dut Lochmoor's members recently
presented Hilgendorf with nice
gift And II didn't end there,
either.
He again was told, Just as
StandiSh remarked AT Oakmont
l6 years ago. that he always can
have his Job
"Chsrley's n part Of our club"
one Of the officers said. land not
clone because he has been with
H. 80 long. There's nothing he
won't or doesn't do for the club.
A fellow like that Is invaluable"
HAD LAST LAUGH
Despite his 90 Hilgendorf. In
tie end, had the biggest laugh at
Oakmont. II was on his good
friend. Davey Robertson. the wee
SCOT then pro at Henry Ford's
Dearborn club.
Davey had a "a that day and
tied for second, only one stroke
back OF the leader, so was entitled
to Josh Hilgendorf. which he did
That's all right, Davey," Hill
eendorf came back at him, but
you'd better look out. This IL
pretty long course. a lot can
happen on II and YOU may have
n 90. too"
Little Davey didn't quite make
IT, lie missed. though, by only
che stroke. He had SO the fina
round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Pep-Anaott Go Okeyed

NEW YORK. March ) CUP
The New York state Athletic
Commission today approved q 10
round match between Willie Pep,
recognized in New York as the
featherweight cham pion. and
Sammy Angott, former holder OF
the lightweight crown, ~ Madison
Square Garden March l9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

his IS years,
returns to the
ring in a series
OF short exhibit
ton fights.
The strapping
Negro, who was
W orld heavy
weight c h a m
pion before any
of the present
crop was born,
was given Off
cial sanction 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Kurowski Rejected

ALLENTOWN. Pa, March 5
CUP)--George tWhitey) Kurow-
ski, hard-hitting third baseman
of the ST. Louis Cardinals, was
rejected for military service today.
The 24-year-old infielder failed
TO pass because of a bad right
arm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
zivic 10 outweigh
Beau Jack 101 lbs.

NEW YORK. March S (UP)-
Fritzie Civic of Pittsburgh will
hold a 1912 pound weight advan-
tage over Beau Jack in their ~
round fight at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
Civic weighed in today at lac
and Beau Jack at 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Peters 686 I'd High
In Classic Season

Charles Peters OF Goebel Is the
stellar scorer today in the West
Side Classic at Ambassador. His
6S6 last night from 199-253-234
is second season high. Walter
Durbin of Wolverine stood out for
consistency on 212-2ll-212 for 635.
Vince Kelly. after a l64 start. hit
l224 twice for 612.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Cpl. Ross
Story i'm
The Times

Barney Ross Of fistic fame now
Cpl. Barney Ross, United States
Marines. will begin in Sundays
Detroit Times his own story OF his
death-defying experiences at Qua
dalcanal.
Barney. credited with killing p
Japs Single-handed while. standing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Basketball Results

citadel 81. South caronna a.
George Washington a. ". a N "a
Xavier (o.) a., Fish ~.
Knoxville 81. Lane ~.
Georgetown ~. Syracuse "a.
Duke 81. v. VI. /. 81.
Gettysburg 81. y. a NJ. Prsflight -.
Davidson -. ~. c. state 30.
Oklahona IS. Oklahons A. q NJ u.
clark 50. Alabams state 30.
Calvin ~. Assumption "a
PROFESSIONAL
Rochester al. Detroit Eagles ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Harry Dannino in IA

LOS ANGELES. March : (UP)
Local draft board 236 today re-
vealed that Harry banning, New
York Giant catcher had been re-
classified from ga 10 Ia and
that notification had been mailed
yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Ice Anglers Feast

Oakland County ice anglers an
nual FISH feast will be served A. 7
O'Clock al Pontiac American
Legion Home. Three hundred IL
the limit on reservations.
A new FISH king will be chosen
TO succeed Rex Piscatorium Don
r Macdonald.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06
Photo by Times stan Photographs

and Conn, held In a place like
the Yankee Stadium and broad
cast to fghting men all over the
world, would he of tremendous
value" Barbour said.
Somebody ought 10 explain
these things TO Secretary Slim
son. The secretary apparently
has the wrong outlook on these
two men. The department seems
to have made some special ban
In their cases. Another bout
between them would be q great
boost for wartime spirits and IL
could raise q lot Of money for
some charity like army emer-
gency relief.
NEED SPORTS
'Tt makes me sick to hear
people say we ought 70 close
down sports for the duration.
We need good spectator sports
more today than we need them
In peacetimes. I'm not in favor
of deferring any athlete, Of
course, but I do think all sports
should be kept going, even II
they have TO limp along
Barbour was very prominent Il
boxing circles between 1908 an
1912. Unlike most OF the othe
athletes in Congress, he refraine'
from outlining his sports caree
for the congressional directory
He had about 40 fights and almos
turned professional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

Tom Jones. who once managed
such old-time greats as AID VOL
CAST. Billy Pspke and Jess Willard,
will handle johnson in the series.
The former champ has been tour
ing with a carnival recently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-06

Older golfers will remember
that Charley Hilgendorf. then as
row pro AZ Lochmoor, had 90
in the first round Of the 1927 Ma
tional Open AZ Oakmont.
That was bad. especially since
only a week before he turned in
the lowest score in the country