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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-25
Park Township

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Matthes and
family of Iron River visited at the
T. B. Thomson and Fred Matthes
homes Sunday. Charles stayed for
an extended visit with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thomson
Rev. S. A. Blair of Duluth, visited
at the T. B. Thomson home from
Sunday until Tuesday. He also called
at the o. T. Rudd home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thomson and
Charles Matthes called at the Nels
Berg and O. T. Rudd homes Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wally Beckstrom
and daughters and Ole Beckstrom
were Sunday afternoon callers at
the Adolph Larson home.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-25
(TOo Late for Last Week.

VTOO Ldte IOf L6SC WeeKJ
Einar Nelson, who is stationed in Mo-
bile Ala. came home on furlough Mon
day. He is visiting his folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. G. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sway were Barnum
Mrs. Harry Sway and Darlene there.
Mrs. Emil Olson visited at the Sigfred
and William Olson homes Monday.
H. J. Berglund has been in this neigh
borhood the past week signing up farmers
for Triple A.
Joe Slater visited at the Sigfred Olson
home Tuesday evening.
Clarence Sway has been transferred
from Arizona fu california. He is load
ing bombs on pies as his work. Mrs.
Sway who has hpen with him. returned
to the home of heE parents in Barnum.
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-25
Sturgeon Lake
Red Cross Meeting Monday.

The Sturgeon Lake branch of the
American Red Cross will hold its
next meeting Monday, March /, in
stead of Tuesday, March 2. 1t is
very important that as many men,
bers as possible attend. Mrs. Eel
lows, war fund chairman, will dis
cuss her plans for the Red Gross war
appeal to. be held during the month
Of March. 80 ., nft 3d..
Sturgeon Lakes quota is $3.50
Wherever road conditions will pre-
vent solicitor. from coming, per-
haps these people would send their
donations to Mrs. l.. R. Fellows or
leave it at the Sturgeon Lake bank
A 81 donation entities you to a men,
bership card.
The armed forces need more good
books. If people having books to
donate would please have them
ready, the Red Cross solicitor could
pick them up; otherwise send them
to the schoolhouse with the children
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-25
(Too Late for Last week,

1t. Leo Olson. who is stationed in
Missouri. spent two days recently with
Frank Olson and Kenneth.
Mrs. Richard Passow spent the week.
end in Duluth.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Dammann and
Eugene spent last Thursday night with
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Peterson and family.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Meyer and
Tommy of Duluth, spent the week
end here with relatives and friends
The following helped Tom Jacob
son celebrate his Goth birthday Sat-
urday: Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Jacob
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1943-02-25
IT'S INCOME TAX TIME

IT'S INCOME TAX TIME
We working income tax blanks every day. Quite
number have brough theirs many others will want help
you do, ask that you bring your figures very
There will be that the last be unable to
help YOU Making these reports slow job best Get
your figures in the best possible shape and time and
cost to yourself. <'~e. ~
Charges based time consumed. Charge from
$500 to SIS. 90 on Form No. 1910.
KERRICK STATE BANK
looms for Any Worthwhile Purpose
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Much Tobacco Burned
RESOLt TIONS ON
KEW. l.. K. NELSON

IN the passing OF Rev. f.. r. Nc,-
son the Board OF Directors of Home
buIIdIng 4 Loan Association has ln.-
q faithful member. the as,ucIai;,n
mas lost strong supporter.
VII. Nelson brought to the associa-
iun the same rules of conduct and
iaIE piav that he had been preach
Lng throughout a busy life in the
CHRISTIAN Ministry. He felt tina, inc
directors held funds in trust for those
VINO were trying TO own home. and
that loans should be granted when
ever possible. After loan was
granted ne was just to the assOcia-
t0h ana sympathetic to the borrower
III connection with rcpayments.
Mr. Nelson has been a member of
our board for twenty years. His re-
cord OF attendance was high until
his health prevented.
Few men have lived their teach
ings in every dav life as did our
friend. He spent his time on Sundays
telling others to live by the Golden
Rifle. then for the remainder of The
week he showed them by prccept
and example how to live by that
RUE.
Our board feels the loss of this
director, we shall miss him in our
future meetings and deliberations
We join with his friends in all walks
Of life in extending his family our
sympathy. We are thankful that hs
was spared so long TO take part in
our work Of building homes in this
community. through which homes he
felt we were building character.
BY direction OF the board this
resolution will become part of the
minutes Of the next regular meeting.
q copy was ordered sent the family
Of Mr.. Melon and copy sent the
Henderson Dispatch for publication.
This November 4th. 1943.
a. w. GHOLSON. JR.
JASPER 3. HICKS.
II. a. DENNIS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Most Pastors Returned
BY Methodist Conference
CONTINUED from Page Onc>

(Cont.Nuci from Page OMc)
SPRINGS, II. G. Ruark: Rowland. ".
z. Wilson.
Rcti'Cd. l.. II. Jovncr: J. G.. John
son. {. IL CaTcn"Ss. J. y. Hundv. f.,
}. NubliIt. !. ". AUtrv. Il. F.. Al
tns"". ". II. Brown. ". +. Trawick.
W. Il. Royal Frank Cuibrcih. ".
/. Dawson. !. &. Hunbl" &. +. Cul-
,re'h. ii. +. hodges. and p y.
W0odalI.
Raleigh District.
II. |. Glass. di-rric; >rpcrint.n-
dent.
Franklintcn S. +. Mercer: Hcndcr-
on-tTst ChTch. H. X. King: Citv
H".d-WhIt" Memorial. W. =. Gre
!"'y: LouisDu"p. T -. Hcddcn:
l"ui>burg circuit. J. {. Chaffin:
Newton Grave. Il. l.. iicthcox: Ox-
ord. &. F. Heath: ONfprd circuit. !.
' Smith: Princeton. !. ". Watson:
Tar Rive: circ,jt. Il. G.. l.. Edwards:
G:aaE.iI" circuit. II. II. Cash: Vance
circuit. O. ". Mathison.
President Lolu,rur2 college. Wal
ter pat:cn: superintendent OXrord
1fDhanagc. {. f.. Proctor.
Retired: f.. II. Davis. {. T.. Jerome.
:. j.. MCWhurtr.. J. W. Potter. II.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05

pounds uc tobacco. believed to nave
been worth t.," a1UuuU tn >T5.OOU.
N'rn ;Hc fire appeared iu bc "cr
:..g beyond curtra.. Su..Du;rd Kali-
W~y officials IN Ha.,.gu. Know!n" -.
nc ".'cr srurcl'y nero. sclt word
To- N.yr. Powell i-.t numDcr ui
locomotives and 'au.. cars wcrr
ava'."alc rn the ',.'u.u" tracks -
Norma. winch. II wanted. N.nu'd br
."aGci with wairg Immediately. al
m"i1 tracks cleared and right ur way
@.ycu L. bring the wu;c. here. They
W''r thanked and told hal i; .p-
H"".cd H"t io nc "ccGcd .Nmnu-
lately.
Facilities Shared
.iu>' before the days So brggn
'n ne tobacco nar<C. ai $50 .. ~.
4 called meeting o. Tie Henderson
ahIccn Board a.: Trade MS held -,
which time adjustments ucCos> Y
as - result o.: thc .!.c We're mace.
The Fleming. !ilt and Tu,ue
ii:n. winch operates the High Pr.rc
nd Big Henderson houses. Offered
i.ei" Banner hou.e 10 the Knott s:
NiIN,mso" firm. whose Big Hcrdc.-
So! nous" wTs destroyed ~ the IRE.
"''' ID Va "yH"pt,". win announce
a.e"i tHHt Inc Knott s. Wilkinson
,,.H W"u.d oe&ih operations th".e
.''"''""H' ha:lnef sales schedules
"t.' ''"As'SErea 10 the firms othc!
''.TSt !"' H:gh Price.
nc D"l."'. h"Nsier x Moore firm.
CDc"";""G the Carolina. Cuupcrs and
,i''''i''S warehouses. offered ihcir
:, '"'''e'S t"..s, :" In" Export Lea:
'.!.agh II, rcan!mac! OF the ure..
'n; season. with Planters sales
''''.'i,'!'S '.".!> erred to tie othc,
."' ~. p. Il. .isrS. I'd Elan>. head uuyc:
-'''!..." "'.' .nao.c 10 accept the
.'.''E .!.,'! ne ""d made c"ntac. wa
MS company Rlchmond. and j:
wa, no; .";"-cu ;h.s afternoon wha:
...' 90 ''sim'.' ""u.d hc - To- that.
.NpD"' Wa. as active as ever an
".'' '.G".. however. With ali Of!
.'' company . cGHpmcn; wiped ..'
"' '''' oi">v. "acn %. "incr local
i''''''ics ".:c"ca floor trucks e:
30 '..' emergency until supplies
...'' &c -rL. o.. rom elsewhere.
"ind saves iames
hr". ".dcnc"- opposite MONTGOMERY
>'.l'. from INC t"bacco houses caught
re IE"m the intense neat. but II"
..rc ."as q.E.c.lv s.f OIL; rr...n ,.,.,..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05

n Johpson I A D,;l.v aud N r
Te,rnv
Nev Re., district
I \ RnSscII t,,,r;r, s,incripten.
Ier, -
A,,.,,.., E.,.,,;, ubool,,.. A,.dc,
y Ch:nI;n. Erc,,mnn, y p Rob-
ins,n. GnIdSbnrnNS, p;ul ". a.
Cndc. GnIdsboro ,.ircui, " II.
Stevens. Uookerton FIR Sh,ller.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Gains Made Over Trigno
Defense Line

Continued from --.Sc OnC)
the advantageous position game,
when the fall O: lScrnIa cut In,
Germans off from the w:S:WarC
road connections with their r!ah
wing.
Making further inrOadS III the
center. American units crossed
the upper NolturnO river where
II bends nOrthcaStward iii front
of Ncnafro. capturing all high
ground dominating thc upper
valley. while other forces to the
east seized san Asarito. three
miles south of Iscrnia and Car
pinone. six miles east of Iscr-
mia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05

trovSii whcr" Russian brcaktArou.shs
were frustrated
Moving INTO ucwiy won positions
achieved N tx" brr .k,nrnuans a.:
German lines. III" tru ar!u.cs we're
pushing westward toward !lv Lat
Wan border md toward the n'd Polish
frontier.
Stll other ln"cCS resumed thc,r
drive u capture Nicv. ,ugN ,a .,
miles To tho up";hv.r.it t. :..kr D..urv.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05

which will increase the nations 60.
supply by approximately nine SsSaP ID
cent. The new order will result in ~
adjustment of soap formulas :" e
crease the use of domestic. no.,
materials IN soap ma ufac;urc. yyi.s'
out materially affecting the u,I,ri,,.
OF the product. E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Cotton Values
Lower AtNoon

New York. Nov. 5-(AP)-Cu;-
ton futures cold contrac:>) opened
unchangcd-;o live cents 4 bale lower.
Noon values were tea To 80 cents
a bale lower. .pecCmbcr 1877.
March 1855 and May 1928.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
NO StIAI' RATIDNI%G

RHii"nInG oT soap wa being an
icipa;"d by nEtay, including SOAP
manufacturers, - iuly. and nnw i,
nrw WtA ortirr has been issued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
Reds Occupy Land
East of Dnieper

VSontlnucd from Page One)
mouth and far north to the w,s,
of Leningrad.
Inc Germans said "a furious ding
gong battle was in progress IN tnc
Dnieper bend south of Dncpropc-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05
10 Homeless as Two
-arge Houses Burn
-ar'Ee

|Iw'ia cd rom -agr Onc)
lrar'cd. Their injuries were
received tor the most part as
'hcy worked - remove house
hu'd effects trom burning or
:hrcatcn".l residences in the fire
area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-05

l0T Helps-Blry lOGo More,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Ryder Cup Incident
SfirS PhiIlv PGA

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a
tINSt The Ryder Cup Incl
dent today landed n tho laps Of
the executive committee of tho
Professional Golfers Association
foltUWinG the unanimous refusal
the Philadelphia section OF thc
PGA 10 accept Joe KirkwoOd 4,
resignation.
Eight members of the Philadcl-
f,itttt-ttoHfti- -trff ruvrruurvurruduGCrt
an immediate investigation of
the circumstance which pre-
vented kirkwood from playing on
the Ryder Cup challenge squad IN
Detroit August S.
Kirkwood. famous trick shot
artist. allegedlX has proof Thai
Freddie Corcoran. PEA tourna-
ment manager. and Walter Hagen
had invited him 10 play IN Inc
match but subsequently left him
Out OF The lineup
Hagen has made no comment on
X irkW-o o d : pTOtfeTed EZ-hoic
s. 900 charity challenge match
the result of the Ryder Cup in
cldent However J. Russell
Gnau. chairman OF the tourna-
mcnt committee. expressed a de-
sire 10 stage the Cludgc battle in
Detroit for Chinese war relief
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Jockey Adams Shows
He's Master of Pace
BY LEWIS n. WALTER

Sour rs many horse racing fans
gen ON Johnny Adams because the
nation leading rider doesn't win
with every horse that figures 10
be close, they Sull have 10 admit
Johnny is a master when 1t comes
10 Gauging ms horses pace.
Adams gave examples Of his
own change OF pace when he rode
TWO successive winners al the De-
trot race track yesterday
ON W r. Balls Hover in the
SclcGlA-racG--AdaGlS--IaQkGd-dl&
mally out Of the race on tho
favorite As Hover was running
last down the haCkStretCh In the
run OF A mile and 4 sixteenth 1
But Adams knew the 5-year-old
mare had the ruin IN hrr He
started her rolling AT the head Of
The stretch and the. iaVoriie
Numbered paSt SIX horses 10 WIN
by a length and 2 half from the
10. shot Piplad. with High
HonofS third
Adams tactics We're IuSt op'
po>itc in tho nest race on r. +.
kcln-ky, IN Duke Tho 5-ycar-
old which hadn't been worse than
second IN has three previous starts
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Big Lion Squad
To Meet Today.
Get Equipment
BY LEO MAcnoNELL

While some may be delayed and
other for good reason be unable
10 report a. all, Coach Charles
+. (GuS DoraiS anticipates the
greater part of IS players signed
on hand when the Lions plunge
into training for the 1913 season
a. West Shore Country Club on
Crosse lie tomorrow.
A squad of AZ candidates trained
al CharlcvolX last August.
Besides DOraiS. tho head coach
the Lions Will have a new line
coach i'm Joe Bach and 4 new
trainer IN Or. Raymond i, For
syth
Or Forsyth was with Dorais a.
University of Detroit He also
trained the Brooklyn Dodgers for
Potsy Clark
a dozen or more veterans are
included among the players signed
10 new contracts. Among them
are Bill Fisk. Ray ClemonS Harry
Smith, AHeic Eio Alex W0jCieC7o-
wicz. Sloko Gill, Harry Hopp, Bill
CallIhan- Ned -MalhcAS,- Paul
Moore Murray Evans and Elmer
Hackney.
While he had not signed As yet
Lloyd Cardwell was believed 10 be
on mis- way 20 Detroit for a CON.
g.,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
GreenbergU Upset
By FdIkenburg

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug
70 up Match PLAY IN the
Southampton round-robin invita-
t1OUai tennis tOUrUry C0HtTUuCS n
the Meadow Club today with top
seeded Francisco Scgura of Ecua-
dor Still IN the running after
sustaining MS closest call Of the
season yesterday
44sz-= E}s44l7 l7..1---s%a-. leAl =.-44-
junior made ScgIra 20 al out 10
defeat him. 6-3. 81 l0-S.
Segura also defeated George
Bah -ef Texas Ga g., -
Bob Falkenberc oi Hollywood
provided the daN biggest upset
by defeating national clay courts
champion Morris Greenberg OF
Chicago. ga As Ga
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Fishing Is Off
With No Relief
For Weekend
BY Don GILLIES

Fishing conditions have been
IpOor this week in lakes and
IstreamS in the southeastern part
of the state
Conservation officers reporting
from Saginaw Bay 10 Monroe held
little hope for the coming week
end although perch were biting
good IN Saginaw Bay from Quanl-
CaSec 10 Port Austin
Best catches IN this area were
made off shore over the bar on
worms and minnowS. Fishing has
been poor in Sebewaing, but fair
~ Wildfowl Bay and in Saginaw
Bay from Cascyllle 20 Port
-Ati-tiH- Bass fishing has been fat
Wallcyc fishing continues poor
in the ST. CLAIR River. although
there has been some Improvement
over the past week Some good
catches Of white bass are being
made along shore
In Lake Huron. from Port Aus
tin ia Port Huron. perch fishing
has not been good except IN areas
off Lexington and Pert -SaHilae
where some good catches have
been made Bas. fishing has been
good all along the shore from
Harbor Beach north with night
CrawlcrS proving best TOR bait
Fishing i'm the lower Detroit
River has been only fair for perch
and wallcyeS. In Lake Erie off
Monroe some good catches Of cat
fish have been made, but few
perch have been taken
BFST PCTCT TIShlng m ms area
IS Is al Bollcs Harbor. Pointe
Noulllc marsh and Noullie Greek
Fishing has improved IN GeneScc
County but is poor IN lapcer and
Oakland counties with blueglllS
making up tho bulk Of crecls
Grubs and crickcts arc best balt
and evening hours proving the
best time 90 fish.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

Philadelphia -PGA members also
objected 90 the intensive winter
schedule OF 20 tournaments. an
nounced last week by Corcoran.
We feel that pros should devote
their efforts 10 furthcring the war
effort by playing Red Cross and
similar matches a. home eX-
planned Marty Lyons president of
the Philadelphia group.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Giants
Worst i'm
20 Years
By International Sew. Ssr,irs

Almost as interesting 10 watch
the onward march ~ HE leagte
leaders IS the downward plunge
of a couple OF clubs that haven I
chance. That there IS allure IN
defeat as we'll as IN NlctorY is
proved by the attention given 10
the New Yor& Giants VINO are
currently touling tho worst New
York Cub IN = years The Brook
Ign Dodgers. who are undenlably
on The SkldS and the Philadelphia
Athletics who yesterday dropped
rheIr rWetrTh Straight
TIE As lhraShInG rounding out
an even q dozCn was handed 70
thcm ny the s.. LOUIS Browns
( 20 o
The Giants did well yesterday
i'm splitting a twin btII with The
I2lllShL4r-,h I2iIl4llA -Lhn Pirates
whipped the Giants in The opener
+ 20 s despite a dozen Giant,
hits including Mel OTIS sixteenth
homer The Pirates then dropped
tho ughlcap 3 10 . on the Giants
'wo-run rally IN the SIXTH
Across the river the Dodgers
didn't fare so well bat dropped
two 20 thc Chicago Cubs. I 10 ;
and l5 20 s In the opener Stan
Hack and Jimmy Wilson were
bounced for Squabblug with the
Wnplros
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Michigan Major Pin
Classic Set iO Go
By HAROLD kAHL

With l6 clubs IN tho fold again
Michigan Major Classic bowlerS
need only some practice licks TO
put them in shape for the coming
season following their final or
EaniZation meeting at Crest Rec
reallon last night.
The league has five new clubs
Art WatSon'N Palmer Park Rec,
Ernie Bollc's SprlngwellS Rec
Herb Matthews Kraetke. I'd Cot
ter'S Five and Elwood Blake's
Murdock, They replace Myrtle.
Vrgcs, Nielsen, Queens and Fore
mems Association.
Louis Burr's De Luxe. defend
ing champion and winner OF the
Class A title IN the Detroit Times
Sweepstakes. has returned with
t+Pe -tt-fffeft1ef$- Walter Burbin
has replaced Thcrman Gibson and
Clarence Hoffman Is year old
Plymouth star, has been added 10
20 with Frank Zion, Tony Novak.
Marshall and Burr.-
Herman Bengcll, league preXy
and pilot OF PepSi-Cola, runnerup,
NtIll needs one man 10 complete
his roster Sam Richardson and
GHsS SeiiaH ARE at and
William Jordan has taken Dur
hIn,S Llace Mark Gall!aalS- and
Jimmy Moore are not returning.
Other veteran teams are Tony
CoScolendas Ramona Rec, George
LaSher'S Olympic Rec, Cy Coral
czNk', SaCkman 5. Ellis Walker ;
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

on tho uf course Is strictly a
front runner and that's where
Adams took hlW
iii Duke umpod into the lead
carly in the run of mile and
threc-cIghthS. pulled away when
four horses came a. hlm on the
last turn out OF the backSiretch
and won with ease 10y more than
two lengths from Alumont for a
$40 mu'ucl Adams kept him
going smoothly where he has quit
before
Indications that the track is
earning . Big profit Tor war re-
lief IN The 24-day special meeting
was borne out by the SAID attend
ancc of HOBS, Al 30 cents gate
admission apiece and Win THE
profit Of the mntucE department
added II Is possible that al least
$50 600 was cleared
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Hdrbert 10 P az
In Select Field

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 CINS)-
Top-fhght golfers invited on the
basis of their championship rec
ords teed off teday in the first
annual Chicago Victory National
Pro-Amateur Tournament, hailed
as The No. / golf event of 1943
After today's competition, the
TouTnamenI VIII move INTO The
Chicago Victory National Open, a
72-hole medal competitor, with 40
select players of tho field of 81
fighting for the title
FavoriteS 10 win the title are
Byron Nelson of Toledo. O.; Pvt.
Chick Harbert or Battle Creek,
Mich. and Harold jug McSpa-
den OF Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Grid Crunnb|es
On West Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug q
'UPb indications increased today
that far western football was
crumblug for Tho duration a,
Santa Clara University. strongest
Of the independents followed
Stanford q Pacific Coast Con
ference power, IN abandoning the
game
Lack Of mappowor. as in Stan
ford case WIS responsible for
Santa Clara'S action
The announcement. not alto
Gether unexpected. came last night
from Santa Clara director Of
athletics George Bars He SAID
The university had insufficient ma
tcral 10 field 4 l943 team
Coach Lawrence T Buck
Shaw VIII remain al the school
10 direct ply >lcal training for
army students enrolled there.
A Stanford was the first major
conference team 20 throw bon Tho
towel so Santa clara was tnc
FIRST OF the Independents ST.
Mary anot1Cr leading indie
pendent, has been .n The doubtful
classification for some time, bat
no decision mas been made
Santa Clara S Cannolnccmen;
said
santa Clara-With proud
% per cent az last years stu
dent body already in the armed
SerNice>-number> not one of
last years freshman or varsity
football PLAYERS in the new
form
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Gen.. Martin TO Speak
To Cadet Graduates

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug. 10 Up
Mai Gon. Frederick l. Martin,
head of the second district head
quarters Of the army air forces
technical training command, viii
speak Saturday ~ graduation OK
erCI>oO for tho FIRST class OF cadet,
70 complete training az the AAE
weather school here.
The graduates have completed
a course ~ aviation meicoroloEy
instruction and viii move 10 Cha
mute Field H.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Jockey Club
Hailed 10 Court

NEW YORK Aug - uNSl-
The refusal OF the Metropolitan
Jockey Club and the New York
state racing commission 10 grant
riding license 10 Jockey Bobby
NCfuti VIII be- AIRED Monday.
when the state supreme court re-
views the hearing given by Mcr-
Titt by the TWO racing bodies at
A4s4eatiet 4 t-AAia5 ---
The court action is unique i'm
the 5O-ycar history of the Jockey
club. in that il is the FIRST time
the organization has been hailed
INTO court by d rider Merritt :
decision 10 resort TO the courts
came after the Jockey club denied
-tt1r-IIItlt- -a-iIrruSE rtlr-AAftav-
hearing, then turned down an ap-
peal by Merritt on July 3 with
out forwarding a reason for ie-
fuSai Of ifccnSc- Fl ne Jockey cfutb <
findings on Merritt were then
backed up by The commission,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Armstrong Still Going

Los ANGELES Aug 10 ,l'Pl
Promoter Joe Lynch said today
that Henry Armstrong. former
triple ttlchoidcr, and Luther
'Slucgcrl White. recognized by
the Maryland boxing commission
a, the world lightweight tltlSt,
had been matched for a l5-round
fight a tho Hollywood baseball
mark Sent IS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

Standard and 6 e. S with Freddy
Bulack aS captain this season
Bah Coles Altcs viii bc known
as Jerry Mccarthy George Mac
LellanS FarriS Bros, Class B De
troii Times Sweeps champs, aS
Young. Russ Knccht'S PabSt as
Detroit Sales Eng. and Bill Nor
ianrt KoppItz as Auto Ci1h.
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stead Of two viii be used this
year. The teams alternated al
Crest and Ramona last season.
Opening matches arc set for Sept.
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Chester NJ Bullard USO commit
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