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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
.Ndge|' S Denial
Cited TO Block
I'd Stephan Trial

An affidavit in which former
Postmaster William j. Nagel
denied traitor Max Stephan's accu-
Sations that he influenced Stephan
TO aid an escaped Nazi prisoner
was attached today 10 the gov
ernmentS answer 10 Stephan 5
plea for a new trial.
Through l.. S. District Atty
Lehr, the government also denied
the defense claim of entrapment
in which it is alleged that the FBI
knew that Oberleutnant Hans
Peter Krug, the escaped prisoner
and Stephan were together.
The affidavit said that Max
Stephan did not at any time tell
the deponent (NageD the whole
story of his associat ton with Hans
Peter Krug, or any part of il.
Lehr said that Nagel was never
called as -WitneSS-at Stephan, :
trial because he could not have
offered any relevant testimony
In his affidavit. Nagel denied
each charge that Stephan had
made against him and that he
ever suggested TO d e f n d n {
Stephan's wife that she refrain
from mentioning the deponent's
tNagelS) name 10 any person
particularly representative OF
the United States of America"
-Eehr rejected the defense claim
that Stephan couldn't legally be
tried for treason because his
fraudulently obtained citizenship
is void The defendant guilt
could not be affected by the right
of the government 10 establish
that fact. Lehr said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Admits Firing
Own House

Mrs. Helen Brick, 80. of 2SS14
Donnelly, Garden City. was being
held for investigation of arson to-
day as police sought TO determine
why she set fire TO a house she
owns at 25S49 Stanford. Inkster.
Mrs. Brick. arrested by state
police after firemen had checked
the fire, admitted starting the
blaze by igniting kerosene-s soaked
newspapers under il. The two
family house was unfinished within
and carried no insurance. police
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Third Floor Tenant
Leaps From Window

Edward Brege, AZ. was in SER
ious condition in Receiving Hos
pital today after jumping from a
window in his room on the third
floor of an apartment building at
SO Temple last night.
He told Sgt. James Turner Of
the homicide squad that he had
jumped from the window, but re-
fused to give reason. Harry
Blumenstein, caretaker at the
apartment, told police Brege had
been drinking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
zoo Boxes Distributed
For Book Collection

More than 200 boxes have been
placed in principal office buildings
and theaters, by the Volunteers of
America, into which books may be
left for distribution 10 Servicemen.
Col Leo d. Kelly, Detroit COM
mander, said today. He added
that books would be collected for
the duration.
He said that, during 1913. the
volunteers had collected 9S7711
pounds of paper, $685. pounds Of
rags, 32,245 pounds of metal. 855
pounds of grease, S53 photograph
records and 1,432 nylon and silk
stockings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Flame Wraps
Boys Face

Robert Rauh, s. of 22125 Tuck,
was treated for burns at the Red
ford branch OF Receiving Hospital
after he and a companion had
dropped a lighted match in an oil
drum in front of gas station al
30520 Grand River.
Witnesses told police a sheet
Of flame had leaped up from the
drum and enveloped the boys face
and arms. His companion rar
away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
ENOUGH FOR U.s.

Said Edgeeomb;
Waters has a son fighting In
our army. he is In war work.
He Is trying 10 become a citizen.
That's enough for all OF us.
They'll move there Monday"
Dad Waters has promised Isabe
new furniture for the new home
You see the fire burned most
Of our clothes and the furniture,
too. The oil stove blew up. 1t
went bam-and we kids ran like
anything. 1 grabbed the baby.
We weren't hurt" Isabel said.
She beamed at Edgecomb:
when we get settled, maybe
I can go to night school. Joe's
a big help and maybe he can
watch the younger kids so i can
take some classes. 1 had to stop
at the ninth grade"
Edgecomb thought that was z
fine idea. And Isabel hurried home
to break the good news TO her
father and the children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Photo by Times stan Photograp her
FRANKIE AND NEW SHOES
he also needs a home Z.

he also needs a home 4.
The Children's Aid Society was
enlisted today 10 find home for
4-year-old frankie Davis while
police sought To establish the iden-
tity of the couple in whose care he
was left by his mother, Betty
Davis. %, of $40 w. Fort.
frankie is the brown eyed young
.ster who was found wearing only
one shoe and one stocking by a
Trumbull Station patrolman near
2099 Wabash. The juvenile deten-
ton home delighted him by giving
him a pair of new shoes.
The mother told police she had
left frankie Wednesday in the
care of couple who live at
Twelfth and Bagley--She didn't
know their names while she went
TO work at her new Job in a laun-
dry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Meat Cheats Fined
$1,000 in Windsor

Violation of wartime prices and
regulations on wholesale beef sales
cost five Windsor meat dealers
.S17O0 in fines when arraigned
before Magistrate David NJ. Brodie
in Windsor.
They we're Benjamin Wilson,
Sam Cohen. Daniel Kaufman,
Alexander Allen and Edward Sted-
man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Couple 10 Celebrate
Golden Anniversary

Observing their golden wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
A. Mayville. 7071 Catalan, will
hold open house tomorrow. Five
sons. two daughters, Is grand
children and eight great grand
children will join in the celebration.
Mr.. Mayville, IS, and his wife, SO.
are native Detroiters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

h av @ b e Q n
toys for 90
100000 urch-
ms who got
S k a I e s for
their birth
d a y S a n d
skinned their
knees before
the day was
OYER.
Today it's
h oS : onlng
into a com
bin alton Of
a m a [ Q u +
sport. reCrea
ton and m a
modest way,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Jack Pickering
Here
and
. Now
JOE's ON SKATES;

JOE'S ON SKATES;
Freddy Bergin got into the
roller skating business strictly
by accident. It's no accident
that keeps him there. In case
YOU haven't noticed. roller skat-
ing has grown up into Big Bust
ness.
AS far back as the Gay Nine
ties, and before that, there have
been roller skates. Mostly they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Bergin's wife - the former
Mary Tudor OF Charlotte and
ry Of the old Red Apple Club
- as keen about skating as
Freddy, and adds:
There are contestants from
% states this year, and this Is
only the sixth annual national
contest. It's going TO be bigger
wait and see"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Eyes" agrees Freddy ITS
not society stuff. It's just good
American klds-a lot Of Joe
Americans who like IL. But with
1000 Kinks now! I got into this
by accident hut, now that I'm
In, I'm going To stay. And It's
going to be bigger when the war
ends"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Red Tape Cut 10 Find
Home for Family of z
BY VERA BROWN

Red tape and rules have been
tossed out of the window today
by the circuit court and the De-
trolt Housing Commission to solve
the troubles Of a 17-year-old girl
who is motheriug her five small
brothers and sisters. now that her
big brother has gone to war.
And Isabel Waters at last, has
a home for her motherless brood.
Since Thanksgiving Day. the chill
dren, with their father. Kenneth
Waters, war worker, who is on
the job seven days week, have
been living in their burned-out
home at TBS Elmwood.
Nobody would rent a house TO
them. They could not move.
NOBODY WANTED Us
Said Isabel:
1--WE worried so much since
the house burned that cant
seem To realize ! don't have to
worry anymore. Nobody wanted
us"
Her charges are Harry, 2; Mary,
4; Jennie, 5; Sally, 8, and
Joseph l3.
Troubles began for the family,
just a year ago, when the mother
died. Isabel quit school. Then,
Franklin, %. went into the army.
He's at Camp Maize, Tex.
Their father, who has worked al
Briggs Manufacturing Co. for is
years, had little time to devote TO
house hunting. Besides, it was a
hopeless task. Landlords wouidn' I
even talk TO the little mother.
PRETTY DISCOURAGED
Said Isabel:
Its awful to know nobody
wants you around. We have
been living in the burned-out
rooms since Thanksgiving. 1t
was our first Christmas without
mother. We were pretty dis
cOuraged."
Then, Circuit Court Commits
sioner Cody regretfully ordered
the family evicted so the insurance
company could repair the house.
Cody contacted Charles f. Edge
comb. head of the Detroit Housing
Commission. Edgecomb found a
place in the Hoover housing prof.
ect. Then. it turned out Waters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Today there are 1000 Kinks in
the country. Places like Ogden.
Utah. didn't catch the bug until
two years ago, but this year
they have their fancy skating
entrants in the championships.
Bergin Is chairman OF cOmpe-
tition. He's moved from Cleye-
land to Boston. hut he IL one
~ the moving forces in the In
dustry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

had not yet received his second
papers, was not an American cIti-
zen. Residents Of the project are
required TO be citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Figure skating now outdraws
speed skating 10 10 |. There's
a referee. Or. II. A. Whytock
Of Salt Lake City who is Sc
years old and active in the con-
tests this year. At the other
end of the age scale is Nancy
Lee Parker of Detroit, who at
the age of 8. is a Skillful little
elf on skates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

Woodward at Gratiot d.
Cherry $500. Saturday
Hours S'4S TO s p. NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

Hea ~ss I'D s>es eas e -
ring fes ys~r~-llko sin s~f-
frse. aad he I~e.ara. hl.~~lf.
ssea n~aas trs-s .. ~ xlmus
nciarnln Ne s.la Asns~frvax
merely hsd . fs.i fsf . -.
nscnsh< while ne es~s hesl<1.
TIE lieutenant /. stslloa<d Al
the Hoffman Island. y. v. mar
time ha.s where ~ rs ehsfxs
q recrssiiaa and athletics -
ssia Me ststiea bars an~n -
hoxfnE ard ether eompstitlss
athletics In preparstion faF 80.
vice because their value = az
rreclaisa ~ CAPT Maicolm =
cfessmAn. sistlcn sirsrintsnd-
ent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

Armstrong received while win
ina the festhsrwelghi. light
weight titles. he hevsT vas given
enough recognition for his Gle
serness IRE experts and fans
concentrated on his punching
ability, his perpetual motion
stamina and his hohhsng and
weaving style. lie wasn't rec
ognized - clever because he was
not = stand-up eoxer Ike Billy
Conn or myself
Leonard. generally rated the
smsr;est OF lightweight kings.
emphasized that Armstrong is
brilliant Fighter" q the Jack
Dempsey type. he said few peo-
pie ever gave Dempsey credit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

for Ms ring hriinsnee- for his
intelligent execution. Nest CD
servers appreciates only ths
NanassA naulers dynamic
punching
Armstrong h . hebe~r and
weaver si<e.- Benny said. -sas
he has = certain Jungle rhythm
in his attack that I've never s~en
In anyone Else. rhis rhythm per.
mits him 10 maintain . terrific
pace from geng % gong--the
most killing pace. I BELIEVE. the
ring has known"
Armstrong taught his styie
and rhythm 10 Beau JACK. before
the Beau ever had = professional
fight That vas when Arm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Coast Training Camps

showed mp for spring work
outs. Brsxle came 10 the
sacs from Houston. Ten.
LEWISTON. Ida. - Good news
and bad offset each other at the
Seattle training camp today.
Business Manager BIN MuilIgan
announced Infieidsr Bni crittsn-
den. previously tn doubt, win &C.
cept a bid from the Rainiera. But
Joe Volpi. counted on 10 bolster
ths weak catching department.
notified Muhigan he does not in.
tend to play professional ball this
year.
There ~ss no word from
foneAiia. Ore. where Nal Tur-
pin. last years Rainier pitch
Ing zee. still remains In re-
tirement on hls ranch. Al
though no contact has b~en
received from Turpin. II va.
learned Muiiisan's last offer
has not definitely beea refused
and the Seattle staff remained
hopeful.
SAN JOSE. Cal. - Manager
herv Shea OF the Portland Beavers
seeking solaes amid a practices
layoff enforced by rsin-sesttis
mist. he ealis it--looked down
kindly and fathsriy upon his young
shortstop, Johnny o'selIl
The ND appears TO have all
sorts Of ability" Shea said Of ths
boy from the csnadian-Americsn
league" He 10 smoothls out
there on the field and looks 10
have a good throwing arm"
Shea found comfort. too. in the
work Of Mel sunss. infisldsr VINO
has a way with ths xrounders. and
Earl Esealsnts, San Jone boy
from the defense pisnts. who
shows batting promise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
BY UNITED PRESS

HOLLYWOOD - Bill Brenr.i.
veteran star backstop. today broke
his long silence and replied to
Manager Charles Root-but the
news wasn't good.
Brenzel, who has been with the
Stars for five years, wrote from
his Oakland home he was serious
ly considering remaining At his
shipyards Job this season. He In
dicated II he did return II would
not be before April 10, but added
he would start getting himself In
shape next week.
LOS ANGELES ~ Manager Bill
Sweeney today welcomed five new
corners to the Angels training ts-
bic at Anaheim. and ordered them
TO report for the first workout.
They Included Pitchers Paul
Gehrman and Don Osborn,
Catchers Hal sueme and BIily
Holm. First Bsseman bob
I4atshaw from Toronto. IL
mer weingartner. Tulsa In
fielder. 10 now . private IN
the air corps and cannot re-
port this year.
SAN FRANCISCO - kermit
Lewis. smuggling San Francisco
outfielder. win join the Seals this
week for spring workouts for thu
Pacific Coast League BASEBALL sea-
son. the Seals reported today.
Lewis, who batted .312 last year,
knocked In lis runs and made ~
assists. wired from camdentown.
No. home that he did not expect
10 be called 70 active service with
the merchant marine for some
time.
SACRAMENTO, Gal - The
Sacramento soIons continued
today 10 share Its prospective
squad with the armed serv-
lees. About = $3.50 ration.
Hugh Orphan, night handed
pitcher. informed the team
he had been indicted into the
army. but Alpha Braxis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

strong VS. training for his sec
end fiGht with xlxsc mst before
hs went into retirement.
nut ReAu Jack hasn't haa tire
YET % master 10 tAlnss Arm
strong taught him. Perhaps Ne
never vii Beau Isek tries to
initiate Henry. bot hes stiil
awkward. and - cant 40 the
damaging thines At close guar
tsrs that Armstrong dess. Henry
vii give him a terrific beating
inside. despite Beau Jacks youth
ard speed"
l<ensrd stressed thai Arns-
strcaks return - tho RAG se-
faaiiy h not . -e.nse- h~ek.- Ne
explained tnss genuine eeure-
hacks wer, attempted eniy ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Training Camp News

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TO wIssv.
t,s~srsi noeneow - nenup
eaaxstIs1 ~ nos1e snNocu1o1 Appl1
. h~sw~~n the u1opp 80 fnu1o-
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snd said ~ = tsrsnx 10 ssfm1neas
81 i>sef TO sthn1a
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wsit~ss. vsssrsa sssnl nnn1sr No
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today.
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- no1ls oonnsy--es1np.
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Loa nou<resa srh><x1n1 ~ntnnn1vs
batting arsIh M ~ ugun1 -
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seseesnfv~ ear sn1ny.
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w. se1ff sesnng - m1nu1ng 9
ssmp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Expects EsChamb to Hand Beau Jack FASTING Friday Night

nah's foreoas, because the bet.
ting ODDS fsvor lightweight
Champion Beau Jsek ct lis.
Moreover. Leonard vas picking
q man Of 30 cup apparent
" over the hill"-to beat q
strong. hard-hittins youngstsr
q q
The Lieutenant In the nstty
blue uniform continued. Arm
strong At 50 !. attn IN unusual
athlete physically and one Of
the smartest boxers I've ever
seen. He knows toe much for
Beau Jack. and he stlIl has the
body to put that knowledge into
operation.
In spite of all the publicity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Gordon Accents
Yankee Terms

AsBURY PARK. ~. J.-seeond
Bssemsn Joe Gordon has accepted
terms for 1913 with the New York
Yankees leaving Outfielder Charley
Keller and Infielder Frankie
Crosetti "a the only remaining
holdoutk.
Gordon agreed 10 q figure re
ported 10 be about $40. 900 over the
telephone from Eugene. Ore, and
told President Ed Barrow that he
would leave for camp Immediately.
Gordon said he had been working
out for several days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
SkiH FACING
Difficult Job
Hopes Of noiniers
None Too Bright

LEWISTON. Iashs - Take one
letter n. an equals sssn. and the
words Seattle n.lnsrsf=
There you have the asslngs of
q formula for tho saa. chances
IN tins years coast league pen.
nant rses--lsttias ~ of course.
equal the unknown quantity.
Despite owner Emil sick's FREE.
handed willingness. To provide the
best team money car buy. teams
arrnt being bought this pear. even
with ration points
And Manager mn skifr.
Wanted connections with Ne
Yankee farm system thsn fsr
have turned up neat 30 ssthsss
In tire WAY Of player ssss~ssai
Ia plug the sssniss 'xsps IN
tire Rainier rs-isr.
II skipper skiff wanted sns thins
a. little remembrance sift frsm
the Yankees II was . catche1. Vet
sran hob Collins turned down .
contract and chose To remain on
. railroad In Pennsylvania In
hls stead. Hkiff has Emmett Wat.
son, formcr University Of wash.
ington marksman: Joe McNsmes.
a Seattle high school star; and
Earl Fullerton. up from the call.
fornla league
PITCHERS QUESTION
Perhaps the biggest question.
mark OF all. however. hovers over
the pitching staff. Dick Barrett
and Hal Turpin. two of the coasts
top twirisFs of all time. who tsam-
ed up 10 give the fssiniers thsir
fine stretch spring last year, have
dissolved partnership. Barrett has
moved up TO the Chicago Cubs.
and Turpin has not mixed q con-
tract Turp has manpower prob
lens Of his own on his large Gre
son ranch. and may be unable 20
leave tho farm.
Old syi Johnson. who wns .
rookie with Portland way
back IN 1870. atm hes sssbt-
loss Tow seed relief Innisss
left In the sid wing. hut -
more than . frw--sna ~ n
the oni, rsiasaias mss.a vet
10 date.
Most llksly ~ ths newcomers l.
Joe Damsron. purchased from the
southeastern league Others are
Glenn Elliot. up from tho Western
International isagus. John Marsh
all. from Beiilnghsm. Rodney
Scooter. who worked out with ths
Hainisrs last year. and Boo
holitar. rookie from Spokans.
LAWRENCE BACH
Bright spots are MN Lawrsnes,
veteran center fielder who hlf 800 |
At the plate last year: Leonard |
Charleston Al first base. who bat.
ted 80 m ITO games for Seattle
In 1893 and Bili Matheson. another
ace outfisidsr whom ths Hslniers
SIN hope 10 trsas 10 ths ma )ors |
Tor couple Of needed players.
The shsrtstsp post ssss
ioosns amssx skiffs worries.
Ned stiskie shs fiil~S th~
assignment esp.biy last ysss
h is tina marine reserve. ss6
. doabsfai starter.
Small wonder that tina only
n0ts Manager skin has
been able To report from training
camp ~ far - that steaks are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Coach Welch
Induces Fire
From Gridmen

sEATTLE-Head Coach Ralph
pest" WEIGH today held out a
double inducement TO 1913 foot
ball prospects:
Miss a Husky uniform and
you'll still be in top training 10
done one Of Uncle Sans"
He issued n call for more
material after q small squad
of 50 applicants was issued
uniforms yesterday. They in
eluded IL Iettermen - Tony
Balchynas, Don Decks, Gerry
Austin. Sam Robinson, Frank
salsA. Leonard Larson, Jack
harmon, Ray Redman, Jack
Tracy, John Wingender and
Starr Sutherland.
Memories Of Husky stars Of
years gone by were revived by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
ny IACk CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK - Lieut. Benny
Leonard OF the L. s. Martins
service. an sx-ehAmpion who
once tired TO come back. sat IN
stillman's gymnasium watch
ing Henry Armstrong, an ex-
champion who 10 trying TO come
hack.
As Armstrong went through
his training PAGES with spar
mate Sammy Daniels. Lieut..
Leonard said, I'm going TO sur
prise you with my prediction for
Friday nights fight. I pick
Armstrong to lick Beau Jack"
We were surprised At Ben
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
LETTERS Leaves
Meadows RACING
Up 10 Officials

WAsHIsGTos Rubber Dsrsc.
TOR William NJ LETTERS left tina
final decision regarding a 2o-dsy
extension of thu Bay Meadows
race nesting IN tina hands Of ths
California racing board today.
AZ . conference VITA derry
6iesisx. ehsirmaa Of the
board. LETTERS sid at would
BE- . mistake 10 operate naaer
the circumstances" bat lift
ths fiasi deeisiea 10 ths tart
officials themselves.
Gieslsr then snnoanesd that
charity races scheduled for April
2. . and 0 would Be postponed
pending ths results Of an open
nesting 10 be held In San Fran
cisco shortly. A thres-man board
VIII make the final decision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

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Taseeie sas'xhs y 10y ~ nano1s
Leah = ~ asss oans = 90
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se<tss nus<au vsa ~ l1eue 49,
games Over xfssEssai. TIA - 49,
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dlens s<aye1 ~ eGlmfso1tos -
uri@y bv s~stins IL nvn1ns. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Fights
BY UNITED PRESS

NEW YoRk-(st. Siek's)-Lse
OmA, I775s. Detroit knocked out
jimmy Gordon, IFS. Tampa. Fla,
81.
NEWARK, n. Clint Conway.
1901, Cleveland. scored a techni-
cal knockout over Willie Thomas.
207. Philadelphia. %.
DETROIT - Willie Pep. i2s -
Hartford. Conn. outpointed Bobby
AcIntire. 1884,. Detroit. 100.
HOLYOkE, Mas. Tommy
Tessup. I57, Springfield. Mass.
scored a technical knockout over
Norman Rain, las. Philadelphia,
%.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Ice Player Finds
Himself in Jam

DETROIT-commissloner ciar-
ence Petit today agnsd q war
rant for the arrest Of Jimmy Or
lando. popular Detroit Red Wings
hockey player. on charges q
falsifying his draft qusstionnAirs.
Y. s. Attorney Kenneth D. VIII
kins said an Investigation BY the
federal bureau of investigation
disclosed that Orlando claimed 70
be a mschinist when actually he
devoted mis- entire time 10 hockey.
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two youngsters seeking END berths.
They were Walt shiel, son Of the
Walt Shiel who esptainsd the
Huskies IN 1914. and Hubert
Grimm Of Cenuslis. son Of War
ren and nephew Of Bill and Polly"
the famous Grimm brothers of
1910.
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HARE IN ARMY
ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY Charles
Hare, former British tennis star.
Is now a private In a medical de-
taehment Of the L. s. army air
forces stationed here, army Of
fieials disclosed today.
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SMART TRACK TEAM

Ann AHBOk, nichy-Ths UNI
versity Of Aichigsn's track team.
Big Ten indoor champions. h a.
proficient in the classroom a. or
the einders. For the last 1s-veek
semester. the s2-man squad had an
average Of z.70-'B minus Two
points "C"-ls average.