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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-26
National League

Philadelphia at st. Louis-Ger-
heauser t10-8) and Barrett (8-13)
VS.. Byerly COO and Krist 9-5).
Brooklyn at Chicago-Higbe (Q1-
1O) and Head $50 VS.. Passeau
Q5-1D and Hanyzewski CD.
Boston at Observation-Disclosures
u4-18) and Tobin Q3-12) VS.. Van
der Nicer (2-13) and Riddle (20-103.
New York at Pittsburgh-Melton
(9-10) and Adams Q1-7 VS.. SeWell
(21-9) and Rescigno (6-9).
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-26
National League

Chicago 5; Brooklyn 3.
st. Louis S; Philadelphia 4.
Cincinnati "a; Boston Oh.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-26
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York 2; Detroit l.
Cleveland 6; Boston 3.
Chicago As; Philadelphia %.
(Only games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-26
I. W. BELL QUITS
DEFENSE POSITION
Continued From Page One)

May l. 1913; and coordinator for
the Defense Council since May !,
1913.
Mr.. Bell expressed great praise
and admiration for the Civilian
Defense Corps and the Civilian
Service Corps, with which he has
been closely associated for the
past two years. He said that in
his opinion New Hanover county
has the "best, most efficient, and
loyal organization in the state"
He expressed the desire to take
this opportunity to thank every
member of the civilian defense
set-up for their excellent cooper
alton and faithful service. He ex-
pressed regret that he will be I'M
able to personally bid farewell to
his friends here, due to the linn
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-26
Iowa Seahawks Take Win
Against Ohio State Team

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 25-lR-
Iowa's classy Seahawks took ad-
vantage of Ohio States pass de-
tense today to defeat the Bucks,
28-13, before 23.496 fans in the
first opening day setback Ohio
has suffered since 1894.
The youthful Bucks, composed
almost entirely of freshmen, had
a dozen first downs to 10 for the
Hawks, were only four yards back
of the winners in rushing, and
eight under the Seahawk passing
yardage, but the invaders clicked
when in pay territory while the
youngsters made most OF their
gains in midfield
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-26

tied time he has to prepare for
the voyage.
In statement.h said Il have
become endeared to the people
of Wilmington and New Hanover
county and it is with great re-
greet and sorrow that the time
has arrived for me to return to
my post. However, 1 am pleased
with the opportunity to resume
my duties with my company
Mr.. Bell is expected to return
to Wilmington in November, 1915,
for his vacation. He will retire
from active service in 1913, after
which he will make his permanent
home in Wilmington.
Enroute to Turkey, Mr.. Bell will
visit South America and Africa.
In joint statement issued by
Louis J. Poisson, chairman OF the
Defense Council, and Sheriff c..
David Jones, commander OF De-
tense Corps, it was stated that Mr..
Bell had been lone Of the great
est assets to this community as
far as the war effort is concern
ed,' and they expressed regret
that he is leaving Wilmington to
resume his duties in Istanbul.
His leaving will be vital loss
to both civilian defense and the
community" it was said.
"Mr. Bell has given freely OF
his time during his stay here the
past two years without remunera-
ton from the Office of Civilian
Defense. He has made a splendid
contribution to the civilian de
Tense organization of Wilmington
and New Hanover county by his
untiring efforts and voluntary SER
vice.
ESKIMOS FEAR WATER
Eskimos get most of their food
from the sea, yet seldom learn tt
swim and are afraid of water
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-09-26

ESKIMOS FEAR WATER
Eskimos get most of their food
from the sea, yet seldom learn to
swim and are afraid of water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Traffic Headache Forecast

CHICAGO. Nov. 5 INS) The
national safety council announced
today II has appointed a postwar
planning committee 90 cope with
what n predicts Wiil H. the "he-
gest traffic headache the nation
ever had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
II Realtors Join
Board; Postwar
Housing Aired
BY PAT DENNIS
Tims. Real Estnte Edltm

Seventy seven new members
were added 10 the roll of The De
troit Real Estate Board today
after taking the realtors oath al
general membership meeting Of
the board in the Hotel Statler
last night.
The oath was administered by
Hugo j. HesSe, vice president, on
appointment TO the post by Presi-
dent Arthur r. BaSSctt.
More than 800 realtors were
present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Beer Loses Out

CHICAGO. Nov 3 CUP) Mrs
Charlotte Olvera'S divorce last
June gave her custody of the baby
and all personal possessions. Re-
Gently OlveTa sued TO get the re-
frigerator 10 cool his beer The
judge awarded it 10 Mrs. 0lyera
10 cool the baby's milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
JEFFREY CHAIRMAN

Richard Jeffery was chairman
of the committee in charge ard
was assisted by Charles h. North,
+. l.. EccleStone, Hansel d. Will
son. Robert j. Brooks. Marcus
Bostwick, Lawrence c. Diebel.
William r. Luedders. John w.
Knecht, Philip c. Baker Ray T..
SyTnes and c. A. Bostwick.
Foster Winter and Thomas l..
Kinks of the property owners
division, and Samuel J. Slavens
and Norbert J. Markert of the
brokers division, were elected TO
the board of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
HOUSING DISCUSSED

Postwar private or public hous-
ing was the topic Of discussion
by a panel headed by Willis II.
Hall, manager of the industrial
department of the Detroit Board
of Commerce; Charles +. Edge
comb director-Secretary. Detroit
Housing Commission; Sherwood
l.. Reeder. director. Detroit area,
Federal Public Housing Author
ity; w. J. Guinan, executive di-
rector, Builders Association of
Metropolitan Detroit, and Leon
ard p. Reaume. past president of
the Detroit board, Michigan Real
Estate Association and the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards.
Much interest was shown in the
questions and answers and pri-
vate discussions went on long
after the regular meeting was
adjourned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

Buy War savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times Carricr-salesman.
Evening star., 1943-05-12
WA Officials Study
Rationing Of Milk
In Deficit Areas
Agriculture Department
Report Says l943 Goal
May Not Be Reached

.Rationing of milk in deficit pro-
ducing areas and of evaporated milk
throughout the country is being con-
sidered by the Government, it was
learned today, following an Agricul-
tire Department report indicating
1888 milk goals may not be reached
Although none would make any
forecasts, officials of the War Food
Administration said thought was be-
ing given to proposals for rationing
fluid milk and for curtailing use Of
milk in some dairy products.
Worker Leaves Urged.
Meantime, Manpower Chief Paul
V#McNutt and Food Administrator
Chester C. Davis, in a joint state
ment, urged leaves Of absence to
permit industrial workers having
small farms to plant and harvest
crops. The idea was suggested by
the CIO United Automobile Work
eTS
The statement said many workers
have plots of farm land on which
they could raise food if assured they
would have time off and would not
close seniority rights or be charged
with absenteeism."
The Food Administration is giving
serious study to production re-
port Of the Federal Crop Reporting
VIII Solo o tn
with generally retarded pastures,
shortages Of high-protein feeds and
skilled labor in many areas have
discouraged hopes for a record 1o43
milk production in most dairy quar-
tiers"
THE Government 1913 food pro-
gam called for an increase in milk
oyer last years peak level. The crop
board said April production fell
lter cent below that of the same
month last year. The slump reflected
p decline in the number of COWS be-
inc MIXED and drop in the aver
age volume a COW.
Peak Production Period.
Milk production is running into
the season of the year when the
output greatly exceeds consumption.
This period usually lasts about four
months. Production then drops off
during the winter to a level below
consumption requirements. In nor
NAL times. the surpluses of the
heavy production season are con-
verted into butter, cheese, evapo-
rated milk and other products for
use in the winter.
Complicating the civilian supply
problem, however is the fact that
consumption Of fluid and evapo-
rated milk is now at a record level
a level which it will be impossible
to maintain throughout the year.
Some officials believe evaporated
milk should be put on the ration
list along with butter and cheese.
They contend that rationing now
would allow a higher rate of con-
sumption next winter.
Evening star., 1943-05-12
145 CoIored SeIectees
Report Tomorrow
80 for Army, so for
Navy, 5 for Marines

The District will send 145 colored
men to active service in the armed
forces tomorrow. The men were
inducted on May 6.
Included in the group are SO for
the Army so for the Navy, for the
Marine Corps and l for the Coast
Guard. The list follows:
Evening star., 1943-05-12
Army.

Army.
Hembv Simon Shorter. Melvin G.
Harrell. Ed, ir. Wheaton, Archie S.
Gordon. 4 Y; Claggett, S; F.
wells LcmUel NJ Twitty Herbert A.
1pgram. ZanGer L. Cole, James S.
Brown, Peter F. A. Leonard, Samuel
Cnntee. Leon s. Spriegs. John H.
Thornton. W A Naples. Adolphus l.
Greene, Calvin c. Washington. J. E.
Crase, Melvin R. o.-man, C. C.
Wh-e. d. J. jr Mckinney, Perry
Davis. James Owens. James
Travior. William H Simmons. T A.
Strphens. Woodrow Reed, Ernest L.
wins Ferdinand D. Greenfield, John A.
SwC ney. W. W. Robinson W. W,
Jackson. POmpey Wise, w. H.
Nc7ec Vernon Crew. Henry W.
MOrEan. J P. jr Brown, D. NJ.
Miller. Grover c High. LLOYD E.
Johnson, James f. ClemonS, LIE Roy B
I.auntleroy, John D. Nurke, Robert F.
Ie Boo, Herbert A Williams, C. E.
nmmore Richard S. Burroughs. Ralph j
Dorsey, James A Prince. Duncan N
Thompson, Lewis r. BriCe. Philip NJ.
Einston. Harry Proctor Herman W.
KnEsbury. George Donaldson. E. B.
Guv. Isiah Colbert. Stanley NJ
Jackson, G. F Leftwood. George N
GnalCk James W. Williams, R
WitherSp0On J j Mitchell, Dorsey G
Justice, b ulamin E. Barnes, Theodore J.
Burton. John Chase F. A, jr.
nTown Gro I9.. ShsrISs H act: Prce Hermsn r11sS y
HoWerton. Is0m Wood: William w.
Hall JOSenh Alfred, Cutler E
Donald. Charles Williams John A.
Penn. Sterling Poster. James B.
penn. Milton Mudd Hewitt H
PowcrS. Charles F. Hewlln, James F.
Walker. W L Thomas. Charles J.
Navy.
Crrtwright c. r Paul, Greenwood
BImbry. Carl z, Thomas, Cleotha
Collins. Gerald L. Stewart, r. o.
Ellis Brtel r. Harbour, Cicero
Crutchdcid, c c Williams. Charles
DuD0jgan. Harrison Jones, Thornton
AfCElSoU. James valentino, w. d.
Fpps. OTTO Dies, Thomas l.
Francis, willis W. jefferson, Mentor
ThompSon. James I. Lane, Charlie
Walker. Theo5oYe Austin, Frank
Neal. Perry T. Cotton, r. Q.
Dozier, Harold V. Ray, Bennie
Jackson, ". 7 Burroughs J. O.
outlaw Tyror Washington, S. p.
wa sklns, James P, Fielding. Jimmie
Croucr, Elmo warren, MorrlS J.
Jackson, Robert PohlNs0n John H.
Thompson. R w. Thomas, Milbren
Tucker William Lewis. Oscar Nj.
SamNson. Milton R. Tate, Henry
Fletcher, Louis n. EdmondS. Burrel O.
IeCeSne T. w. Washington. W A.
Turner. James F jeffrey, Jones E.
NaSSenbCrg. J H. Robinson, P. F.
Coast Guard.
burner, Earl A,
Marine Corps.
Blocker. John Webb. William c,
MORRISON. j w WNStray, Samuel A
nlehman, L. x.
"A LITTLE Want Ad" in TT
Star brings a LOT of results. N
5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
.HdndbdII Stars
Escape Upset

A near-upset. a whitewash and
advance Of the No. l seeded team
marked quarterfnal matches in
the city A. A. L. doubles handball
tournament at Downtown Y.
Joe Winkler and Gene Epstein
seeded No. ?. state YMCA champs
and runnersup in the national
Junior meet. were forced TO come
from behind to defeat Max Thomas
and Charles Alderman. 2l-20
Il-21. 21-20 Thomas and Acker-
man were ahead, 1910 IN the last
game.
Jack Hagenah-Paul Sto b b 2
pulled the whitewaSh trick when
they trimmed Nate Miller and Bill
Goodson. 2l-S, 21-0 Paul Merlo-
Leo 'DreSslcr, the favoriteS, adj
vanced al the expense of John
Howell-Irvin Topper 2l-l0. 2l-l3
Ben WaterStone-Ted Lemmer
defeated Larry Rothenberg and
Joe Casby 21-l9, 2l-7.
Merlo-DreSsler meet Hagenah-
Stobbe at Z p. m. and Waterstone-
Lemmer play Winklor-Epsteln al
s in semidnals at Downtown !
tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Big Three Set
To Alter Sports

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. IS
GNS1 War conditions TO d a Y
added another casualty in the
sports world with the announce
ment that athletics as usual are
out for the duration for tho big
-tt7rrc-ffarvard, Yate ana Prince
tone
In a Joint statement issued yes
terday BY tho presidents oLthe
three universities. James 3. Con-
ant Of Harvard; Charles Seymour
of Yale and Harold w. DoddS Of
Princeton. il was revealed that a
number Of factors made The con-
tinucd maintenance OF lntcrcol-
lcgiatc sports activity mo longer
feasible and recognized tho ncccs-
Sity for drastic notifications IN
our schedules
While the statement gave no
inkling Of Just what these "modlfi-
cations" might be Yale authorities
disclosed after tho statement was
issued that the revisions in Eli
sports schedules would be disclosed
by March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Pilot Was FriskY

On one fight in an army
bomber. Cronin had for his pilot
chap Just back from the Solo
mons. To enliven the trip the
pilot went into couple OF dives
skinned the ocean by a few
feet. hedge-hopped across the
country.
whats the natter" Cronin
finally asked.
"Oh, / can't get used to these
little things after flying those
big ones down below" was the
answer.
"My impression is that our
soldiers in the Pacific. without
a doubt. are the best fed, have
the best medical attention and
are in the greatest condition oil
any body of men in the world,
Cronin told Boston Scribes.
THE Red Cross Is doing a
great Job out there. II Is repre-
scented every place we have
troops"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
sports
"a Detroit Girl
Ann Manion,
Crashes Movies
By LEO MACDONELl

Detroit ~ appears IS tho
erode for roller skating move
queens
WIN Nc.Na Block now IN
HOLLYWOOD. Ann Nonior Miss
blocks Ton cl,al for roller skat-
Ing 1cnorS. is expected 10 be IN
mo movie capital In AQnl with
Tho Skating Nan,lcS oi l3f-.'
which troupe Nil make a movie
for Twentieth Century-FoN star
rig BETTY Cradle
Miss Nanion current Mich
ican champion and former ma
tonal 'itleholdcr is al present
a. home yaCauoninC after 2 tour
with Tho VanlteS first OF the
big roller skating SpectacIeS pat
termed after the highly success
fu' lCe shows,
Miss Nanion was runncr-up 10
Miss Block for national honorS
i'm ia42 BY many experts She
is rated on = par with Miss
Block Among other honors.
Miss Manien holds the Hearst
Trophy for 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Wanted Reasons

Joe Cronin. on his return 20
Boston from a RED Cross ms
sion 10 Hawaii. reported the
most popular question shot at
him bY boys N service was:
why did the Cardinals win
the World Series"
Cronin, an American Lacquer
first, last and always, had 10
admit that the best team won.
That's what we alW a Y s
Thought. TOO. but we wouldn I
admit il in front Of that cheSty
barber who took FIVE bucks from
Us on a bet.
According 10 Cronin, boys
from the South asked about
southern players Boys from
Michigan asked about the Tigers
and bows from Ohio asked about
the Indians and Reds. One day
he told stories about the New
York players and fellow from
Michigan got up and said, Take
il easy--I have 10 live with
these guys from New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
SPARTANS LIFT BAN

EAST LANSING. Feb. IS
Michigan State College will waive
residence eligibility rule for
the duration Of the war. effective
March l, Ralph II. Young athletic
director. announced today
II will be the first time since
1918 that Michigan State has lifted
the ban on allowing freshmen and
transfer students 10 participate in
intercollegiate athletics.
The decision 10 make all male
students, except uniformed sol
diers. Immediately available for
competition. was adopted by the
administrative group Of the col
lege earlier this week.
Young stressed the college was
not lowering its academic require
mentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Avid Sports Fans

The Boston Red SoX manager
told how avidly the fighting men
awaited the daily mimeographed
sheets showing football and base
ball scores. He told how the only
Sporting News nc had seen was
in shreds from being handled
constantly.
One boy lost a months pay on
the World Series.
One boy asked him: Joe, do
YOU remember the day you auto
praphed my book for me in front
Of Yankee Stadium u years
aeo?' Another boy wanted 10
know why Cronln. when manag-
ing the Senators, took Earl
Whitehill out OF a game In which
he had held the Yankees TO one
hit.
Cronin met a young f1ier from
p small Ohio town who had been
m on the sinking of II Jap ships.
The fier had been nicked on the
head BY p bullet. had picked up
some shrapnel IN a leg. BY
means Of a small map the fller
described the aoria j surface
haAlla- fer ,l-e-E. ~
TWO weeks later. a. an Air
base. Cronin met the young iier
again He had Just been made
lieutenant and Was AZ happy
as lark"
You don't remember me, do
YOU ." said the filer.
"Sure,I do" answered Cronln
"Ynur names Nele and you've
got funny first name"
yeah. It's Ebrrt." said iho
ficr When Cronin left the boy
safe. Tell those boys At home
10 keep getting those base hits,
I'm leaving 10 get some more
Japs.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

1--WE can start squeeze play
tonight against these Rangers
that will put us in n tie with
Boston for first place Sunday
night. Let's not miss any bets.
Get out there and go"
You can sec Jack Adams face
growing redder and redder as he
gives this fight talk tonight be-
fore sending his ambitious Detroit
Red MingS- against AeW -Yefk-lH
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Adams hockey club hasn't been
beaten in the Garden this season.
They're in a good position TO start
the squeeze on the pace-setting
Bruins which Will reduce the
present two-game lead TO zero.
LOT OF IFS
If the Wings can win again to-
night with the Bruins idle and the
Maple Leafs come through on
their own ice against Boston
Saturday night, Detroit can tie for
the lead Sunday night. That's
when they get the last shot of the
season at Bill Cowley and his
Boston buddies at Olympia.
One of the Red Wings con-
trihutions 10 the war effort Is
making this the most eXhausting
road trip o. the season, with three
games in four days.
They leave New York tonight
after the game on the, long jaunt
to Ottawa 10 play their return
game with the Royal Canadian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Pleasure Boating
Doomed in East

Pleasure boating in the eastern
area, comprising the II states
along the Atlantic Coast. was
doomed for the duration, by ar
order from the OPA in Washing
ton yesterday canceling all gas
oline rationing
This edlct. however. was not
expected 10 be extended 10 the
Great Lakes which already has
been placed on virtual starvation
rations in gas for the coming
season.
Commander f. O. Bodkin Of the
United States Coast Guard AuXll-
iaty in this district doesn't antlcl-
pate any further curtailment over
the order issued last fall:
pleasure boat owners are TO
he allowed two gallons for each
horsepower in their engines for
each quarterly period. But no
boat will be given more than a
125 gallons for the three months
period. In other words boats
with n 100 horsepower will get
only 1873 gallons each quarter;
a 20-horsepower boat will get
only 30 gallons. Each outboard,
such rs are used by fishermen,
will get approximately 20 gallons
each quarter" he explained.
"The 1875 gallons maximum
would he just about enough TO
take n 30 TO 35-foot cruiser,
popular In this area, from here
10 Port Huron and return and
the last 10 miles would have the
skipper chewing his fingernails,"
Commander ROdkin said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
East Enders Handed
First Hockey Defeat

East End Rovers suffered their
first loss of the season AZ Mack
Park last night when they fell 10
Lincoln Park, 6-2. in Night
Hockey League contest. G. Wa
gatha's two goals paced the Park
ers while Ed and Frank Robi-
table scored for Rovers. The VIC
tory deadlocks the two teams in
first place. each with six and one.
lMaroons blanked Spitflres, 10, 10
enter playoffs with the leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Basketball Results

Penn state 81 Army IS
West virginia 40 Navy 30.
y. y L, 81 Temple ~.
Syracuse ~ Niagara a.
West Texas So, Flagstaff -.
Dartmouth So Harvard 50
Kansas a., Oklahoma A a NJ -
Toledo 81 Youngstown 30.
John Carroll IS Case %.
Duke 80. y c state 81.
Muskngum s.. Denison 50.
V p I a. Washington and Lee IS.
Amherst ~ Wesleyan %
81 Francis So Brooklyn Is.
Pennsylvania So, Yale IS.
Fordham u { G. y. Y "a.
Nebraska So Kansas state al
Illinois Wesleyan 81. BRADLEY Tech 81.
Findlay ~ Burton 40
Tri-state 90. Detroit Tech -.
y c Prsfighi So. Virginia 81
selfridge Field 81 Fast Side Gear a.
William and Mary 50. Fort Eustis 80,
St Joseph So r. a NJ. Preaight -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

Of position and fire power. They
had the added advantage of sur
prise.
Ross could have retreated.
But being a fighter, he chose TO
fight il out. His comrades went
down, wounded. still Ross
could have pulled out. No one
would have known?
Ross would have known.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
FLYING Enthusiast

Should war close the gates ior
baseball Bill Dickey Of the
Yankees plans 20 be a civilian
flying instructor in the army air
corps. according to- his brother.
George. Of the White SoX, now
~ Great Lakes
BIZ has fulfilled every re-
aairement for itts license except
a @coas NAto-coast eight George
saws
"BiiI bought a plane ~ the
close ~ the season last fall after
his return 30 his home I'm Little
Rock % GcorFr replied
By an lronic tvIst 0f fate it
has brru pointed out George u.s.
ar anfi-airc1aff Clrnory ins'T4r-
~ -5rr7r Taxes So fTy r77
IS tr knock ON down whilc-h+-
brother tres 70 keep sm Ay.ns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
WINGS FAVORED

Detroit certainly will be favored
to beat the Rangers, who have
not won since The Wings ended
their 12S-game scoring streak with
a 20 Shutout New Years Eve.
They have old-timer Bill Beve-
ridge in the nets and their defense
lis a QUESTIONABLE. with OFT Heller
out and only Vic Myles OF the
regulars a certain starter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

writer Quentin Reynolds and
James j Walker, former mayor
Of New York.
Walker, who presented the
plaque to Colonel Miller for Ross,
said of Barney that he earned
his greatest title--not in the ring
but all through a courageous life.
The title is An American Gentle
man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Billy Herman to Succeed DWOcher?

NEW YORK, Feb 1S UNS)-The lottery wheel for the job
spinning furOusy
DurOcher
service. Billy
named his according
an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Sports Nouns
Keogdn' sDedth
Irish Cage Pilot

SlUTH- RENp- lad Eeh-1S
INSl-Thc death of Or George
heogan -. Notrc Dame basket
ball coach Tor II years, was
wourncd on the university campus
and in athletic circles throughout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

"For him that was enough"
Colonel Miller also pointed out
that Ross feat proved the i'm
portance of boxing in jungle and
bush warfare. He said the faulty
side step and counter blow that in
the ring means victory or defeat,
now means life or death
Among other prominent speak
ers were 1t. Com. Jack Dempsey,