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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Enjoyable Meeting OF:
S0r0SiS Club Is Held

Mrs. Alex Watkins was hostess To
the members of the Sorosis club at
inc home Of Mrs. T. II. Crowdcr, on
GholSon avenue, Thursday afternoon.
january II. The home was bcautl-
iuily decorated with early spring
lowers.
The president, Mrs. +. II. Crowticr,
presided. Attention was called TO the
Victory Book Drive, and members
were requested to carry any cuntri-
buttons III books to the Perry nb-
AIRY.
The meetings OF the club will con-
tlnuc as Planned Tor the year, it was
decided.
Inc program for the altcrnU"n
"!.s,sl,u III Il very interesting paper
,..d Dv MISS Curnclia Gary on "Wo-
.", 'Iuu,Iu.. al \fI.,Iuc' Be
ginning with the very important
..rNlcU rcnucrcU. uy Martha Wash
.,tUn To- he American soldiers dur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
SOCIETY NEWS
MIDNIGHT.

An old fire like Il crumplcd rose
Lies browsing in the crate,
From room To room the darkness
Flows;
The hour is late!
The silver clock upon its shelf
Whispers softly 10 itself,
And stair steps III the dim blue hall
Have WondrOuS words to saw
Although they do not speak at all
by light Of day.
So mark this truth. o mark it
we'll:
Strange things come of mid
nights spell.
A poet Gnawing at his pen
In dead ri night may lind
This hour, unknown To sober men.
Most gravCly kind.
Its still. $i"r-crustcd seconds
leach
quiet things the art Of speech.
Dorothy Hope MrCrudcn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
SECOND HAND CAN GO UP

SECOND hand low"-thc old
time Whist maXIm-should he re-
vcrscd on plenty Of occasions TO
second hand high" One of those
times comes when the dcclarcr
leads toward Il tcnacc position of
the only suit in dummy which
contains any high cards. II two
honOrs are missing from that long
SUIT and you hold one Of them. IT
is frequently hest TO go right in
with il. no matter how low Is the
card bed. in the hope that your
partner will have the other MISS
ing honor and can block the suit
by taking a later trick.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities

ing the 10 10 ;..c J The spade J
was won by the y AMI the dia-
mOnd Q tircsscd. after which the
a dropped the * and the rest of
The suit was run. This gave South
four tricks IN diamonds. two in
spades. one In hearts and two in
clubs for = game.
Just notice what would have
happened ii West had come up
with the X on that first diamond.
II would have obliged South to put
on the \ from dummy. as other
wise West could have set him
with his established two hearts.
After that. it would have been i'm
possible To score more than one
more trick in diamonds. making
al told for South only two tricks
III that suIt. two IN spades. orc in
hearts ami t"vD in clubs. or two
less than lie needed for his game
contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Mrs. Hicks Hostess For
Contemporary Book Club

Mrs. +. II. Hicks was hostess 10
q" contemporary Book club. when
mel thursday afternoon.
.JcrInG Il short business session.
.s.-ct" dccIdcd L. and in the NC
, .,-... Drive by collecting books
mont stories.
Inc afternoons program Was
"a Dy .,r:. Sam Peace. ,T.. Miss
4 kDSC. ana IN :. Cnd.lc> SCl!arS.
.'cHCc read AN informative
q un .I;.S>o. uud ;.Su IN ..,.I,
... &C Headers Digest on Tie
siam highway. An interesting
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Miss Edwards and
MIR. Faulkner Wed

Mr.. ana Mrs. r. G. Edwards an
n"u 20 tn" marriage her ugh
Ter. Virginia NaC. - +. {. FLullncr.
of Wilmington. on Friday. December
IL. 1917. After Il short time they
plan 10 make their home in Wilm-
rn2inn where Mr.. F'aulkncr i en-
pInNrd al the shIpynrds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

Vests heart Q. ovcrtakcn by
the *. gave the defenders the first
trick: the In the . was the sec
ond. and the 10 to the A put South
in for the first time. Obviously he
went after In" diamonds now.
leading the . and. when Yves,
played second hand low. ,inCss-
Distributed " King /
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Shower Given for
Mrs. Bruce Camp

Mrs. r. e. Wo"dIici Cniv".n.r"i ..'
I shower recently at her home ur
aDl" stree. hunnrin% hrr sister.
i;r.. Bruce Camp. q: Roanoke
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
WITH THE SICK

'f,Iitl G. llnylc underwear, an ap-
'|'ic',IS operation Thursday at
.";'iH Parhnm hospital AMI is aid
- TIC getting along satisfactorily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
+ X
WITH OUR BOYS X
IN SEk VICE =
Leave for Nj ,Si~S.rpi.

T'NFNN IWT W NNI''NaI wv.
vt. William L. Roberts. who Is M
4. S. Al: Corps. stationed III
:iipOrt. Miss. and Mrs. Roberts lea
;:it night for Guilport after spend
= some jImc mere with pVi. Rob
Is mother. Mrs. w. {. Roberts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

G. n. Tucker. Mrs. r. w. Day. Mrs.
Howard Rcams. Mrs. Lois Wider,
Mis-. Robert Mitchell, Mrs. c. S. Cat
lett. Mrs. Gnrdan Allen, and Mrs.
Bruce Camp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
ChDir tO Practice

Tho choir of Holy lnmuccntS r;pis-
copal church will practice tonight ut
7:i5 o'clock at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Leaves IIOSpitaI

Mrs. j. J. Huff, who has been il
patient at Maria Parham hospital
Tor several days, has returned to her.
home at ViCisbOro.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
In Raleigh.

In Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jasper E. Hicks.
Mrs. George V. Boyd, and MIR. and
Mrs. Frank 3. Robarcis spent yester-
day in Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Birth of SnIl-

Birth of Son.
= ". I'D Mrs. James NJ. Joyncr an
@ lr,n nl an - lii. son.
% ~ ~ - jnyncr. on january
-. 1913. Mr.. Joync" WAS formerly
!''n' iu"i->. uf South Hem
CISOn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Guests From Columbia

Sgt and Mrs. Jimmie POyihrcS>.
If Columbia, S. C.. arc spcndl-g -"v-
cral days with friends and RELATIVES
in Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15
Hlu yhtcr Born.

iii. AND Nh. .'hilip SiainDack. n!
=" HENDERSON, announce the
pam OF daughter. Phyllis Jane.
On J'nuarv " at Maria Parham hos
.JItLi.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-15

ln| HClps-BIs lGG Morer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-30

TYP1sT and cashier. experienced. for I'm
surance office. Telephone Randolph 1854
for appointment
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Right Of Way y
Transfers Keep
Recorders Busy

& " Tayior Foreg7 II Czech
rzn. LEROY Richard deaoon q
slie Fairview Baptist church a.
tfse City Of paseaEoula. stFp -
land extending ovgf
through and On lot II, snuaae 4
rrxurvev Of , 2 SarraaiH tract
Miriam Scarborough Mctffaf
lin and " r Mc0Aofhlio ami
" T. McGlnthlin r. City of f
csguuia. strip ~ iana extending
on. through over and arro* laf
90 square - wsueFry 81 ]
Sarraxiu tract
nrvuua Hedge. Mary kfta
Hedge. lola Thonaas and kfuc
tire jackson b. Ciw - p~agcaEpu
IA. strip Of lard extending ga
through. 8 vrrand seroe8
through over and acru iaf
square s rrsarvry - J z sagra
I'm tract
y l. Matthew ane Hefmf asau
tier 10 CITY of paaaKoala strip
OF land extending Through on
oxeY ard across lots 2 8 =
square p. resursey of J z sarTs
am tract
Mrs c A Chldscy to Ciiy If
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

Eeft.na information ~ 81
iafm iauile
Ts eaars at st,ess r
mneanns haen tE
b8lty al caufscfiaG evefv farm
fara4e m fsac community @ata
Victory sheets en-
leafaet $ farm plan saeci ana -
ere tassa fo ne fsrHu 9 survey
mtu he filaea ul g. cmtne
afaf each family m planning 90
40 daetnR thf crsulrk year
A nailonuiae hraaaca
Ell m3aorkf at8M m wi5 ~
8 feature of fire
Fetan Wtckard General Essen
bower. 8 ma'acg whose an 10
North Africa Americans n tae
lemons o. u Australia ard
President Roosevelt are 81.
scheduled ta speak
TIE Hariestou Huae Demon
stratl1u Club all bayt
eel Mobilization na program
IN connection wIth the regular
meeting TUESDAY afternoon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

w and st u8s
r ihe tHue - plant
x Eafaen
exc ere middle Of
er t.4 look ~ fte cal
sra come - ue1
mr sli bar e gou
@ ta supplement b
rst 10 tha spring
break ground and
pisrf a1u aa possible
Ns-g ara H1re emphasis il BE-
h. sar home garden b
~ experts and national
Hee tae comfort 81
uxenYy AZ heart but
n sdeicc viii have the
Trip % the grocery
St aH. sae ncw rati0nfng
A. effective Canned
bg Hationed and
am bid fair 70 te
g. limited Lucky vii
b. M 81 woman Who ear
H. anner from his Or
~ gard
vii numbef ii residents
IN and Moss Point
v neut their previous
vca~ m "a different climates
r-aa.a every day there II = FER
.iaaH a NJ 81 confusion rs %
has 49,. the hest time 10
.pIaa, aa m South Mississippi
And nf aale there are always
me natives of this section who
nese 4stHeaed % have gardens
batar, FaH the information ut
tfaa stsie agricultural authari
be ttaa prepared a last 81 veg
.etaa.r aHfrH mas b. planted now
80 q victory vegetable garden.
win tie Esueties which will give
hesH results
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

pawageals trip 1t isud rxiena
nc o.ef en- through and aero
.Io8 4 ausse A reserves ol J =
ffasfn tract
II = Gaaties 90 Cts - p
gaua strip ri land extending
meef 81 Through ard sFo
blo W and X c0n1utunS ~
strives ~ Camnufa tfaet
"a Il ke5 e. CHy ai f
nauis efan 81 lsni ~es'eadine
through aa over ard o laia
ad bek E eoaHaans
tlset
y Hans to CTS ~ fasga
raaIa strp 81 1sna extending or
aves tafalEh sne f a
g ai3 - he & CamHuuk
tfae
IL Feed 81 Cftv 81 rsfau
M aan ~ land @iendnE
Through n aH iufs
q S aua & bea = Gammumf
traet
s G FHedrah g. Csfs ~ Pa
rtssr 81 isaa extending
rs Hssa# aaa aefas lot
e. 3 and tk = camuanF
tfaat
elatals Il Hesrst and Mrs
gIaIfs d Ha Or Cts uf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

embraces both privately financed
conversion and the leasing Of pri-
vate houses and buildings by the
government for conversion into
additional units
In the field of privately Il
nanced conversion, the FHA of
fers a special Title I financing
plan permitting loans up to S.
600 which may be repaid over =
period of rs long ~ seven wears
Conversion Or remodellug pro
iects financed by such loans must
be located n the designated crit
lead war housing and the
additional accommodations pro
duced must be rented 70 eligible
war workers
Evidence IF increasing activity
IN privately financed conversion
is given by the recent trend Of
applications for WPB prlorities
for such projects During the
seven months ended November
80. the WpB approved preference
rating orders for private eonvers-
ION projects providing $4,000
dwelling units for war workers
Applications for such orders are
filed with FILA field offices
Tire National Housing Agency
recently announced that the WpR
soon viii grant AA-4 preference
ratings 70 privately financed con
version projects THIS IS the
highest rating extended to
housing construction Of any type
At present private conversion al
ready receives an AAA rating
for purposes Of necessary soft
wood lumber. with an Al. a rat
INC for purchases Of other critic
al materials
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

Delmia sfsct
IS 3 parele1 end Mn F.
psaief Is CitY - TsEesls
sistp - lard extending through
On ever sfd across south p - laf
square J. s DelHaa Kefa
uaet
Mrs Josephine Raai and Pete
H4asl g. Clfy ~ paWaFouls
stfip - lard extending nH ever
ihf8ufh snsf aerf lot I square
d u@8yrvcs ~ square ID lie
aaFa tract
Ian1fe G Page and Mrs 1am0
G. par1 g. City e pasesNeula
mtrit - lard cztruding Through
over Of sfsa acfoEs Iat 3 square
H rosufvcy - Square D Hehfsrd
iraef
Haue STANLEY "a Cts ~ Pas
raHalIa stgIp IT land extending
through nn over sua arfass l0ia
and . kquare p rokufveg 81
Square -. Hehfafd tract
lHRslis ShipbuildinF Corpora
lion 90 Cts 81 paseaRouls strip
~ land extending through on
over end across los lying north
uf DUPONT street o. Gufllc tract
and east of Market street
z 4 StfiuRfelloN and Agnes
Nebbcit a. CtlN at pakraEaula
strip ~ land extending through
nu. over and across south y of
lot i8. block : J b Delmaa
tract
} ! Fnrd "a City Of psWsKeula
strip % land extending on. over.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

arfasa ana through Iof l. block
Il = Delnass tract
A ~ Hronaafn and Mrs Clara
n Krrbs e. CITY Of paacaE0als
strip q land extending through
on over and scfnna iut iYtnE
snlth ~ sebooi street. ct J a
Donovan estate subdivision
Francis A Sauclef % Cts a.
paaAEaula strip % land extend
ms over. ~ through ard acfgm
lots IS i6 and ~ J a Demo.
var estate Subdivision # square
d Kerr tract
Nrs Fanne , BnaRhfidRe to
CIty II Paacaeoula strip ~ Lard
extending ever. on. through and
aefem lots 8 f 10. ~ and 10
! a Donovan estate s~ubdNision
~ square p Kerr tract
Airs Fanne LnughbadEr r.
City If paaeaguala strip Of Lard
extending ever 20. through ann
across al that part 81 l0f 2 } a
Donovan estate subdivision ~
square .. Kerr tract
= II Baeot e. City Of Passes
Roaila. ntnp ~ land extending on
oVet. through and across lots 4
S 4. and 2. J A Donovan estate
subdivision Of square D. ken.
tract
T J Ford % City 81 pascaaou
u strip 81 land extending
through. on. over and across l1f
8. subdivision Y. Delmax tract
Henry Smith e. City II psses
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Plant Victory Gardens Now In South
Mississippi Is Advice 10 Gardeners

These are kaf lefuac b
ssenea Simpson head hetfact
lruprtal - mustard Fhmlte
Bgeaoieaf turnAus purpe
ugp white glove and tender
greens spinach Giant Motel w
Aragou radtshn early Scarlet
Gn garden KnEllsh
Thomas Laxton Onion plauts
&hlse wax Bermuda ard red Beer
muaa onion sets shaliots and
cabbage plants Jersey m Charles
Ton Wakefield Rape. kaie ard
swiss chard maY also b. planted
nos Tomatoes Il not already
started should ~ started "a seed
boxes Among the best varieties
Of tomatoes for shis section are
Mafglnhe Essag Breed ODay
oy Rutgers The bsat varieties
az Irlsh potatoes for horne use be
cause 81 their keeping auahtHs
and yield are Katahdaim. Red
Wsrba ~ Triumph
MiaEEalppl sells and climates
are more favorable foT q proflta
hlc ana productive year round
garden experts declared The
sandy sol. however IN the coastal
arua should b. improved by IN
creasing the organic matter IN the
soil Tins may - dope econom-
icaIly rs the addition 81 baruyard
manure and decaved vegetable
matter IT was pointed out The
addition of = complete CONNER
cial fertilizer h necessary as ma@'
vegetables are heavy feeders a
side dressing Of nitrate 81 soda
or ammonium sulphate should be
used on many gardens crops a.
tomatoes melops and the lrafN
vegetables tn soil should be
broken deeply and finely pulvet-
ixed IN preparation for planting
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Farmers TO Be
Mobilized In
Production Plan

Jackson County VIII JOIN with
sections throughout the country
m observance of Farm Mobilizs
Ton DAY Tuesday January 2
Meetings All be held m Hurley
At re . tn and m Vanciesve at 3
2 m bv A J Franklin. county
agent and Miss Ruth Cam. home
demonstration agent
The ac%auatntine Of community
and neigbborhood leaders with
the organized production program
for i94S IS the prime purpose ~
these nation wide meetings and
me object Is 20 assist farmers ~
cooperating with this program by
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08

wn mar khsk c fr a
Peers ~ a mVag
du
Me Matc he Au
ear are Tipped as n
a. rM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-01-08
Home Owners
Have Job In
War Effort

Washington. y C-Conversion
Of existing s%tructures 81 provide
additional war housing units and
conservation Of scarce fuel oil
supple through fuel saving IN
stai t.Iaus feprcsent two methods
by uhict american home owners
car .eua important assistance 10
tho MA effort during coming
months Federal Housing Com
mis- Iouef Abner II Ferguson de
clsled recently.
VIII wartime needs having cut
Sharply INTO available supplies Of
hcatzng aI. # Is all the more I'm.
p-grattetaat home owners still
usIuE iuel on convert their heat
nE equipment at once 10 permit
the as II coal MIR. Ferguson as
serted II such conversion Is not
possible the home-owner should
act immrd iateiy TO reduce his
fuel needs by installing insula
ton. weather stripping. Or storm
windows and doors. the eommis-
sioner said
Such operations can be carried
au' quickly and at relatively ut
tle expense. the commissioner
POINTED out
In order to facilitate fuel-ssv-
"a measures ~ tins type. the
Var Production Board recently
exsended until January 1, 1914
exemption of them from Con
walton Order / Al. The eN-
emption applies n tire eonvers
IN or substitution Of heating
eluipment g. permit the use OF
#iel other than oil. electricity
nd gas. and TO the installation
insulation materials. aid cell
aipe coverings weather strip
ing. and storm windows and
i ors The exemption means
Al such work may be undertak
~ without the specific WPB su-
lrixaiion generally required IN
ser Order LII
If the home owner lacks ready
nds 10 pay for such improve
nts. financing Is available IN
the FILA Title | plan from
waite lending institutions m sll
tons a. long IS three years
be repaid m equal monthly
AILMENTS
Conversion Important
In another important wartime
id open u American home
ners. the reTnodeling ~ cor
aersion Of existing dwelling and
truetures to provide additional
wing quarters for war workers
nd their families In the critical
housing program on q r.
anerative basis. Nj Ferguson
AIRED
The National Housing Agency
which The FHA Is one 81 the
fituens units IS strongly en-
aging such operations as an
e8rtant segment n It's pro
10 meet the urgent war
.lng need The MIA program
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through and across lots 5
& subdivision Of T. Delmss
eosaare } Hiley and Mary
Hilev 70 CIty Of Pascaeoa-
strip Of land extending
lrh. On asacr and aCross lals
3 and SUBDIVISION OF =
las tract
IS * VIaho "a CITY o. Pasea
strip of land extending
teh. en-. oscf and scres Ials
i S Lewis subdivision
c Blackwell and TaeIma
xuea - Cts of paaaguaI
Of and extending through
yer and acrass 81 ast par'
3 s~thaIvision Of lots - End
: ueimaz tract
p HeldelheR - City o..
teoula. strip ot land extend
N over through and acHass
b : sss : subdivision -
selmas tract
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PascagOuIa- Moss Point Bank
PASCAGouLA

r / neIAsHMET. Wee President
Al THOMSON Assistant Cashef
uepoziz Guaranteed Through Insurance. A. PROVIDED
By Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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MOSS POINT.

y. e. HERRING. President
4 ? DAIMLER AHeH |H#aa#Ht
4 FRANCIS JOHNSON #He-EIe cashier
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES - our HEN BURGLAR
Proof VAULTS TOR HEHT-SIoa TO $500 PR YEhH
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2. -
Hessa 4aN eAaaa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Marriage Upsets
Fine Field, Wins
Arlington Cap

CHICAGO, July 81 CUP)- Mar
rage, a 7-year-old chestnut geld
ing that was salvaged from the
ranks Of claiming horses by the
Shrcwd HirSch Jacobs, today
scored one OF the seasons greatest
turf upsets by winning the $1,000
Added Arlington Handicap before
A crowd of 10000 fans.
Conceded scant chance in the
pre-race forecasts Marriage, now
owned by Coward and Dupuy, held
on in a brilliant stretch duel with
l.. g. Mayors favored Thumbs Up
To win by a length Hal Price
Headley's AnticlimaX was third.
Back of the leaders the field OF
10 finished in this order; Salto.
fourth; Aletern, fifth; Founders,
sixth; Some Chance, seventh;
Markell, eighth; Aonbarr, ninth,
and Kings Abbey, last
The stake had a gross value Of
$50, 800. of which Marriage pulled
down $40,590 for winning. Thumbs
Up earned $4,000 for finishing
second, AnticlimaX gained 5000
for running third and Salto took
81 500 for landing in fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Up Purses in
bedience Trials

Judges for the three dog shows
to be held within a 15-mile radius
of Detroit Labor Day weekend
were announced Saturday
The first of the three shows
will be held Saturday, Sept 4, at
the Kendare Kennels on the
estate Of Nj. and Mrs. Wilfred s.
Kennedy Walled Lake, which is
located in Maple road, two miles
west of Orchard Lake road
Joseph Crabbe, CheSterland O.,
will Judge best in show. Other
judges are Rees Davies. Anderson.
Ind, J p. HaCkett. Birmingham
Emo Meyer. Milford, O.. Mrs.
Emo Meyers. and Hedley S.
Weller, Toronto. Judging viii
start at 9 a m.
The Oakland County Kennel
Club will hold their show al the
Community Market Building. To-
Gated IN +. First street Royal
Oak, Sunday. Sept 8. Alex Stew
art Of Chicago VIII Judge best in
show Other Judges are Ed
knight Charleston w Va Emo
Meyers, and Mrs Viola dc Voy,
Gary, Ind. r r. Noltie of Toledo
VIII Judge the obedience trials.
only show of thc three 10 hold
such an event. Judging will start
a. 9.55 4. IN.
y The Blue Water kenncNClub Of
Port Huron have transferred their
show from that cts 10 the Com
munity Market Building also 1t
viii be held on Monday. Sept s.
Ralph Spike president OF the club,
announced.
Mrs. Emo Meyers has been
selected 10 Judge best in show
Other judges are ReeS Davies,
Emo Meyer. j p. Haekett, VIII
liam Baumgartncr. and J. G. Zim-
norman the latter two from
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Zulu Giants Meet
Local Team Sunday

The Zulu Giants will meet the
Motor City Giants in a double
header at Dequindre Parks De-
ouindre and Modern, Sunday. The
first game is TO start at 1:30 p. m.
The Zulus who come from
Louisville, KY, are noted for their
adeptness in injecting plenty OF
pantomime with some excellent
baseball. The shadow ball game
is one of their specialties. So far
this season the Zulus, who play IN
grass skirts, have won Is out OF
81 games.
The Motor City Giants have
won their last five games and have
A seasonal record Of six victories
iu seven starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Times S0ftbdII
Dedd|ineA Aug. Il

Amateur Softball Association
Commissioner Frank Lafferty
Saturday announced the deadline
for entering the Metropolitan-De-
treit Times softbaii tournament,
has been extended until Aug. IL.
MANY leagues have been de-
layed in their play this year by
early season rains" Lafferty
said. "Many Of them enter only
a league champion, and IL was
because of this condition, over
which they had no control, that
tournament officials decided TO
extend the deadline."
As a result Of the new entry
deadline the tournament start has
been moved back until Aug. Is.
There will be no further extension,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
PUBLIC WITH ADAMS

Sympathy With Adams Pub
lie sympathy was with Jockey
Adams in this case-there was
strong feeling the stewards
had made his penalty too severe
But a considerable part of
the horsemen and management
felt the matter should have
been faced out and the gates
shut rather than allow the
Jockeys to settle the matter in
any but the customary way
in this case by appearing be-
fore the stewards and asking
for an easing of the sentence,
The instant racing commits
sioner William j. Bowling let II
be known he was ready 10 over
rule the stewards 10 settle the
case. the opinion was voiced
that this would be just the be-
ginning, that from now on the
Jockeys and all disconnected
groups would try TO go through
the commissioner. instead OF
the stewards. the traditional
overlords of racing.
Bowling Tested: That the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Matmen in Team
Battle al Mack Park
HOR MONDAY

Louis Klein and Buck Estes
will pair up against 4 team of So
called mat villains AT Mack Park,
Tuesday evening. The boys who
wrestle rough are Joe Ferroni and
Gil LaCroSS and il looks like a
tough evening for Klein and
Estes.
Other bouts on the card are
Flash Gordon. MWA ignior
heavy champion. VS.. Leo Jensen. a
consistent winner at Mack Park,
one hour. two in three falls; Babe
KaSaboSki VS.. frankie Hart, one
fall. 80 minutes