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Evening star., 1943-01-31
Bolton, Ex-Not, to Play
For Oklahoma City
By the Associated Press

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 3d.
The Oklahoma City Indians of the
Texas League today reported pur-
chase of Ben Bolton, 34-year-old
catcher, who was once storm GEN.
ter of the American League.
Bolton was obtained from the
Charlotte IN. c. Club of the Pied
mont League. The price was not
announced. In a 15-year career In
organized baseball, marked by tiffs
with the management of the Wash
ington Nationals and Detroit Tigers
Bolton has played with many minor
league teams.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Bulls Hands Naval Air
First Defect. 50 to 48

Bulls Prep's basket ball team
captured its ninth victory in IL
starts in dealing Naval Air Stations
outfit its first defeat in eight starts
59-48, last night at Montgomery
Blair High gym.
Newell Duncan, with 81 points,
and Chuck Tourek, with 16. spanked
Bulls, which stepped into a 35-10
halftime lead. Lynch, with 16 points,
and Miller, with 13, were high for
the losers.
Bulls pren (6Ql Naval Air Gfa (daA
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Requested, Favorite
Annexes Cha|mette
Al Fair Grounds
BY the Associated Press.

~ VIC ASoUCidttu SIcSS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Bore
quested, Ben F. Whitaker's come
back colt. established himself as a
threat for the New Orleans Handi-
cap today by taking the mile and a
sixteenth Chalmette Handicap, a
length and half in front of Hugh
Nesbitt's Saretor.
Harold Clark's Riverland, ex-
pected to furnish Requested with
most of his opposition, was
scratched and the Texas-owned colt
had things much his own way as
he cantered through the distance in
1:45ss.
The winner was the 7-to-10 IA
vorite.
j. A. Kelly's Red Moon finished
in third place, being a victim of
Staretor's terrific home-stretch
rush.
Requested earned purse money
totaling $3.50. of which SLIPS was
paid In War bonds Approximately
1000 persons saw the program.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
BuseboIIs Hit in Stands
Given Army Airmen
BY the Associated Press.

0y tEt hSSVCldteu FrtSS-
LAKELAND, Fla, Jan. 30.-A
dozen baseballs were received today
by the Lakeland Army airport for
use Of soldiers-the gift Of the
Brooklyn baseball team.
Earlier this week the airport re-
ceived dozen balls from the st.
Louis Cardinals.
The balls had been hit into the
stands during regular games and
were retrieved for use Of the soldiers.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
BY WALTER McCALLUM,

Harry G. P1ttof the Manor Coun-
try Club, scheduled to be elevated to
the presidency of the District Golf
Association tomorrow night. may de-
cline the honor. Harry has served
year as vice president and, under
the usual rotation system, would
move up to the presidency, sue
ceeding DR.. A. Thomas Utz, who has
served ably during 1912.
With conditions in golf so un-
settled" says Harry. II don't know
just what to do. But I think it
would be in order for all golf asso-
Citations to retain their old officers
this year, as the USGA and Middle
Atlantic have DONE"
Whatever turn the election takes
the new Cor ODD executive will direct
little tournament activity, for there
isn't any doubt the District solons,
when they meet at the University
Club tomorrow night, will Danish
any thought of association-spo
sored links affairs this year. The
situation in 1943 Is, quite different
from that of 1912. Clubs in the out
lying areas don't know whether they
can continue to function, with auto
mobile driving as it is, and the solons
feel now Is the time to pull in their
horns, maintain a skeleton organiza-
ton, abandon al thoughts Il Aotffh
ments, and wait for better times.
They probably will put through q
resolution suspending club dues to
the District association, for this year
at least.
Record Year for Problems.
Never before has the District as
sociation faced q year posing so
many problems. Congressional may
go out of existence as golf and
country club; Manor, still function
ing, has an uncertain future, accord
ing to Its officials, and other clubs
are certain to be hurt by the gaso-
line restrictions. The whole future
of golf is clouded with uncertainty,
although friendly golf will continue.
Meanwhile, Manor has ordered
suspension of many club facilities,
including the restaurant, and has
given notice to Professional Claggett
Stevens that his services will not
be required between February and
April /. On the latter date the club
will make a decision as to whether
it can continue, its existence depend
ing, according to spokesmen, on re-
laxing of the ban on pleasure driv-
ing. How the picture differs from
other years, particularly of Is years
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Willard H. Mutchler, genial chess
scribbler, is gravely III. ~
At times have looked askance at
some of his mammoth undertakings
and marvelled at his mathematical
consistency in tenaciously plugging
away until recognition came and
verbal thanks was his sole reward.
Two weeks ago, while laboring at
his Government desk, poring over
prints urgently needed in the war
he suffered a heart attack.
1t seems that prolonged rest is
required, but with his vigorous con-
stitution and buoyant optimism the
chances are that he will conquer
his ailment. We hope so.
Chess Problem No. 526.
BY A. GROENER. Ayr England.
Courtesy British Chess Magazine)
BLACKS MEN.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Motmon Long Promoted
To Arena Feature Role

Johnny Long. the lanky Baltimore
shipyard worker who has lost only
one local match in nine months,
was signed yesterday by Promoter
Joe Turner for his first headline
role In several months.
Long. who defeated Emil Dusek
here last week. will be featured on
Wednesday nights rassling card at
Turner'S Arena against foe to be
selected.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Mary Hordwick, Hare,
Tennis Stors, Marry
TIE Associated Press,

Dy tEf ASs0claCtd PreSS.
PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 30.-Two
former top-ranking British tennis
players, Ruth Mary Hardwick and
Charles Edgar Hare, were married
here today. y
Miss Hardwick, who held the
British amateur title in 1888 and
1899, was ranked as England's No. l
amateur at the outbreak of the war.
Hare, who has lived in Chicago
several years, formerly played with
the British Davis Cup team. He
said he would return to Chicago
within week to be inducted into
the United States Army.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Virginia Joyvee Boxers
Win Over Augusta M. A.
By the Associated Press.

Os tuc hSsoCldteQ freSS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jan.
30.-Virginia's Junior varsity boxers
came from behind to win AZ to 31k
over Augusta Military Academy here
tonight.
BantamweiRht-Jim Clkins (Virsinia).
technical knockout over Charles Knapp,
1851, second round
Featherweisht-Terr Terichi fAususta).
decision over Robert Mcuwaine
tishtweisht-ThomasW Warner (Augustal,
decision over Ashby Allen
Welterweieht-Draw between A. w.
Hawkins (virsiniO and Cecil D.priest
tAugusta). :
Junior middlevesht--Ned Pabst (vir-
sinia), decision over Charles Null
Middleweight-Harry Vanripper (Au-
susta!. won by forfeit.
Light heavyweisht-Bob Lauriault (Vir-
snlal, decision oyer William Eddy.
heavywelghtEHank Stewart tvireinis),
tecnnlcai KNOCKOUT over Barnett Farrar,
53 seconds Of hrst round.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Planes May Lond
On Golf Courses
By the Associated Press.
nrn,nAn

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Jan. 30.-Detroit
District Golf Association, which
governs more than a score of the
city's swankiest courses, dis
closed today that a survey is
being conducted to determine If
the plushy fairways are suitable
for emergency plane landing.
The Michigan wing of the
civil air patrol, seeking 400-yard
falrWays reasonably clear of
traps, trees and other hazards,
said information on golf courses
might be of "incalculable and
very comforting value If the
planes were driven from airports
by enemy action.
Hal A. White, association Sec
retary, said the request for per-
mission to use the courses in
emergency would be granted
AUTOMATICALLY,
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Interstate Loop Faces
Bio Schedule Revision

BALTIMORE,Ja Strengthened
home stays, fewer road trips and
possibly shortened schedule will be
the order for the Interstate Baseball
League during the 1943 season, Presi-
dent Arthur H. Ehlers says. - 49,.
These matters will be threshed out
at the loops annual meeting
February 8. at Trenton, N. j.
Last years season ran l40 games.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Pinckert Is Happy
To Be Army Rook
BY the Associated Press.

by tue ASSOcIattu PfeS8.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30
"Glad to start in at the bot
tom," Erny Pinckert. "a, former
Southern California football and
Washington Redskin great, now
Is an Army private-"and I have
hopes Of making the team"
A blocking back on Trojan
teams Of l929-30-31. he turned
ball carrier to beat Tulane In
the Rose Bowl in his last game.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

FlShlng by the barometerS is COM
paratively new to the average fish
erman. Even more recent is the
use of the tables compiled according
to the solunar theory. Add the two
and the result is as near to a sure
thing as Is possible for any one to
achieve if going fishing when they
are biting best Is foremost in mind.
In 1943, with fishing for food more
important than the recreational
aspects of the game, fishermen may
be expected to depend upon small
pocket barometers as well as the
solunar tables.
Those who have used them in
other years will hardly recognize
the new tables, a three color Job.
There are many new features in this
book originally designed for the
trout fisherman, but used now for
upland game and duck shooting as
well.
The Royal Order Of the Brother
hood of the Jungle Cock, conceived
in the hope of improving stream
ethics by blizzard bound fishermen
huddled around a campfire on the
April l opening Of the Maryland
trout season in 1910, will hold its
annual. campfire May 7,,8, 8.
Just how. they will reach the
mountain streams Of the Catoctin
range IN Frederick County, Nd,
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Wilson Makes Big Bet He Will Whip Robinson
Raeinq Expert Puts Count Fleet Of New 3YeorOds

he's already bet a neat $500 On
himself at the prevailing prices,
which are l to 312. Robinson
favorite
1t now comes out that the ST.
600 forfeit Mexican Juan Zurita
would had to post wasn't the real
reason he stayed out in California
instead OF coming East for the
late lamented lightweight tourna-
ment. He only had a permit visa
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Pro Basket Ball.


Harrisburg Trojans VS.. Heurich
Brewers, Heurich gym, $3.50 (pre-
lminary, 2:15).
Harlem Globe Trotters VS..
Washington Bears, Turner's
Arena, 4:30.
Washington Lions VS.. Buffalo
Bisons, at Buffalo.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Syracuse VS.. Georgetown, Tech
gym, $3.50. 3.n.E
.Cathloic U. at Western Mary
land, Westminster, Md.
Gesorge Washington High at
Maryland Freshmen, College
Park, 400.
Georgetown Prep at Montgom-
cry Blair, Silver Spring, $3.50.
Boxing.
Clint Conway VS.. Buddy Knox,
eight-round feature, Turner's
Arena, 6:45.
TUESDAY.
Basket Ball.
st. Johns at Anacostia, $3.50.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase at Gen.
trail, $3.50.
Episcopal at Roosevelt, 3:45.
George Washington High at
Rockville, $3.50.
Wilson at st. Adams, 400.
Gonzaga at Tech, 400.
Bulls at Washington-Lee, 400.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Washington College at Catholic
u, 8:15.
Lynchburg College at Amer
lean u, 8:15.
Georgetown Prep at Landon,
$50.
st. Johns at Eastern, 400.
Western at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, 400.
Maryland Park at Friends, 400.
Coolidge at George Washing
ton High, 300.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 8:45.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Penn State VS.. Georgetown,
Tech gym, $50.
Maryland at Virginia, Chariot
tesville, Va.
Basket Ball.
George Washington at North
Carolina State, Raleigh. N. c.
Coolidge VS.. Eastern, Wilson VS..
Roosevelt (high school series
double-header), Tech gym, 7:30.
st. Albans at Friends, $3.50.
Georgetown Prep at St. Johns,
$50.
National Training School at
Maryland Park, 400.
Washington-Lee at Bethesda
Chevy Chase, 800.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Randolph-Macon at American
u. 8:15.
Maryland at Army, West Point,
N. Y.
George Washington at Norfolk
Naval Training, Norfolk. Va.
Tech VS.. Central, Western VS..
Anacostia (high school series
double-header), Tech gym, 7:3O.
Bulls at Montgomery Blair,
Silver Spring, 800.
Briarley at Maryland Park,
7:45.
Landon at St. Andrews, Mid
dleton, Del.
Boxing.
Coast Guard at Catholic u,
6:l5.
Hockey.
Buffalo Bisons VS.. Washington
Lions, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
N. C.. Sets Tunk Records

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. 80 R.-
North Cardinals Southern Confer
ence swimming champions set three
pool records and equaled another
here tonight in defeating v. M. T..
Sc to 10.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
# CHE: s. #
BY PAUL ]. MILLER.

Tom Dixon, finalist in the C group,
has been inducted into the Army.
Chess Director Hyman Bronf1n has
been i'll. Now that he is on the job
again the proposed team tourney
among Government agencies will be
publicized. Federal Chess Club is
contributing the equipment and
there's no charge. Any group Of
Government players may form a
five-man team and compete. For
details call Director Bronfin at Ord
way 1880 in the evening.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Paul-KarsOn Tie for Title.

Paul-KarsOn Tie for Title.
In the four-cornered champion
ship tournament of the Federal
Chess Club two players have
emerged as potential champions
Milton Paul and Charles Karson,
each scoring two wins and drawing
one game.
Tuesday evening at at 2431 Four
teenth street NV. the Federals will
stage free-for-all lightning parley
with War stamps as awards. The
public is welcome.
On February 8 Karson and Paul
engage in playoff for the Federal
title. II the match game ends in
a draw, then other games will be
arranged. In the Az section DR..
Weissshas captured the lead. Al.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
GreenbeIt Girls Win

Greenbelt High girls basket ball
team won its sixth straight game
when it defeated Hyattsville High
lassies. 22-18. Marion Benson
earned nine points to lead the VIM
| ners.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Reds Buy Two HurIers

CINCINNATI, Jan. 80 LP.-The
Cincinnati Reds have announced to-
| day acquisition for undisclosed cash
of Pitchers Ed Heusser and Bob
Malloy. from Birmingham of the
| Southern Association.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

fa> White sealed move here: time. 2:07;
Blacks, 1:50
Essayed in Round No. 8. Washington
Chess Divan 1912 championship tourna-
ment. Albert w. Fox, international cable
chess expert and eminent local attorney.
yields to the persistent attack OF Henry A.:
Rousseau. one. time champion Of Capital
City Chess Club.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
K. G. Gets Missouri Comp

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 80 (P.-
Kansas City Blues will do their
spring training at Excelsior Springs,
Mo. A squad of % will be ordered
to report April S.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Bash
boulevard bits: The only thing
holding up the Tami Mauriello-
Jimmy Bivins braWl is Tami's
demand for 40 per cent of the
gate. Uncle Mike Jacobs is offer
ing him IS. California Jackie
Wilson Is so sure he can knock
off Ray Robinson February 10,
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Hockey Results

Hershay, 6, Lions, 3.
Boston, S; Toronto, 3.
Montreal, 8; Detroit, 3.
Pittsburgh, 2; Buffalo, /.
Cleveland, 6; Indianapolis, /.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

the days when Oldfeld was
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Roosevelt Maps
Report on War

WASHINGTON. Sept. IS INS)
President Roosevelt today was
drawing up a progress report on
the war which he will lay before
Congress and The American peo-
pie Friday |l
The Presidents message * OK
pected 90 he. one of the most
serious overall announcements
he has voiced IN many months
The President will deliver a
general report ON the progress
of the war I'M both global thea
terS. Tho tenor of the report, how
ever VIII be- that the American
people must now deliver their III
most Strength INTO the Job. both
ON the home and battle fronts.
Tho message 10 Congress Is eX-
pcCted 10 replace at this time the
frcSldc radio address 10 the ma
lion that=Aad= been planned
earlier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
City LdbOrerS Win
Council OK. Of Raise

Z approximately $500 city labor
ers today have q twosud ono-talf
cent an hour pay raise approved
by common council
Budget Director AdQy said The
ra a~tpWouid cost upwards of S2l5.-
OeJ, including rctroSctNc pay 20
JUt J. The general NItor raise
nccce-itated raising llb semi
skilled workers from iuur jo SN
rert, an hour 20 MAINTAIN proper
pay ntcf, ,al> between clsssIiICa-
tons Addy SAID.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Officers
Sought Here by Navy

College graduates between the
ages OF y and 3S, who had high
scholastic averages. are eligible 10
become navy air combat lntelll-
gence officers. the naval officer
procurement offices announced
today
Duties VIII require ability 10
evaluate information g. g ce i've d
through interviews
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Keep
Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet

Excessive perspiration often makes ynur
feet uncomfortable - socks or stockings
damp. as well as causing disAg reeable foot
odors. Try dusting your feet and shoes with
Aliens Foot-Ease. Easy quick - convent
ent. IL acts 10 absorb excess perspiration
and prevent odors. II you are breaking in
a new pair OF shoes or II you are wearing
an ln-htting tight pair, thcrn'a nothing Ike
Aliens Foot-Ease 10 relieve the friction
that makes feet feel 10 uncomfortable. For
real foot comfort, be sure 20 ask for Alle1
y oot-EAee te.lsy 81 AZ al drug tsts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Candidate Ruled Out
OF Council Campaign

The list Of candidates for COM
mon council in the oct 8 prima-
rIeS had Shrunk TO ~ today, lol-
lowing the disqualification Of
Arthur Murphy of 3506 Lincoln.
City Clerk Leadbetter. who is
chairman of the election commiS-
sion ruled Murphy ineligible be-
cause he IS not "a registered voter.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
EX-BuS Line Agent
Killed in AIeutians

tp. Arthur ha.eHoW 50 former
-aEs and express agent for the
g,.at L..p>N Greyhound Lines
un killed In thc Aieuflgns. his
Margaret Adam El'enow,
Igi.<E Cheyenne. hos UDon notified
.y iE" var department
SUMMING arc DIS rareUt, Mr.
r. Nr Arthur EtcU0u OF
t...HnI brother Master Sgt
FaH. EI'frrH r Irsp ana q
tI. Harry Fl.ef ~ Glove
.a1a
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
What S on the Air

rhis program has nseu
gwen rhe Detroit lines uy
tae stations hsrela ut,ed
20 t1s organizations as
ueI4e8 are not on t1e
a.f trt fauna lies with the
stations and not The De
frrN meH
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

Can Sound Kill? Science
Makes Surprising Discovery
That Shell shock and other
War -Aeurn>eSr Mysterious In
iuries and Fatalities Really Are
Caused by Devastating Nibra-
tion> Set Up by the Blast Of
Battle. Read This Fascinating
illustrated Feature in The
American Weekly, Great Maga-
zine Distributed With This Sun
DAYS nelrAit- Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

NJBk-Melody matinee.
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Church hymnt
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
THURSDAY MORNING

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WWJ-The Open Door
CKLW Wartime Prices.
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1880 A. Sc.
WJR-Honeymoo Hill-M.
WWJ--Help Mated.
CKLW--Mary Morgsn.r.
WXNL-Baby Institute.
WJLB-Great NAltzes.
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WJR-BAchelorH children.
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NCAR-Letters from BOYS
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Men, Women 5! Old al
40, so, 60! Get Pep
Feel Years Younger Full ofvIm

Don't hiAue exhausted worn-nut. rundown feeing
On yolf sgc Thousands amazed o. what litts
peplinQ up With t'fur1 Vi.l 90 contains FeurfA
lion rActiIn phosphate, NrAm.u ~ lrfrodurtQrl
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15
Heroic
Ii. EEaIeV
Missing

Ouc week after being notified
that Lt RObcl Haley had been
awarded the AR Medal and the
SILVER star Tor ganantry and cour-
age "a, au army air force bombar-
dirr h> Druuit parents learned
today ,aal he is missing ia action
m Ia.y
Hero OF The fu,' Allied bomb
m- o.. EDWe and The blasting OF
the Rum3nian oIl fields an Ploc>tI,
IT.. Haley has been in the ScHlce
tWo years The last year m action
abroad lIe had served success
,Nciy as "a pilot and navigator
before becoming q bombardier
To-day message was the second
tragic =reeel+ea= IA =a=Yeat= ev
The Ualcv family Another son.
marine PVT Wallace % was
killed ON Guadalcanal last No
Nemhcr A third. Baxter. is an
aviation cadet I'M training at San
yAT4teHtft,.
Tho parents i've at 1893
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

We knew we hod 10 be good TO win
The Lodiesl We engaged the finest
styling skill we could find in the
feminine fashion field =. We drew
on our s. years of successful exPe-
rience in the tailoring ofmen S clothes
-. We used the finest craftsmen in
our workrooms (the most modern
needlework establishment in Amer
ical 49, We capitalized on .ont
dominant position in the wooden
market aud acquired the finest fabrics
We could buy Now we are ready 70
rest our case with you -. We proudly
present a line of Ladies 1909 ALL
WOOL Suits and Coats that we con-
hdently expect will be the talk of
town!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

Single and double. breasteds with
and natural shoulders.
NJ MehonS, Fleeces, Shetlands,
Tweeds, KerSeyS, CovertS, Polo
Cloth. Numerous other fabrics
and STYLES Most Goats are inter.
lined with wool and Aralac
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

AILEETIsIM 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Death lotltts

hats Louise ~ beloved wife a. John
~ oear mother ~ John c.. FREDERICK
Mrs lsucena Mcmahon. Mrs. clara Cook ;
seven grsrdrhIidTeD also survive Pray
on, WNNe Funeral Home West Outer
Drive a. Lashef 40 a m. Monday. 81
NoricAs church a. 30 a. m. Irtsrmsnt
Hoiy Sepuichre
MAJ June rs. Mar dear mother OF
Rudolf and BRED MiiNsstesd. Mrs.
Frrra Harris. Frank and Richard MAY,
p Erzrdch' cren and great grandchil1
survive Funeral Mcrfsy. ! p m. from
Harper A MuuEsn Funeral Home, 1880
hamilton
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