davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

FIRST RT$ SHOWING
Bill ' MOT y - Mickey Rooney snc
Am Rui /, q. n Andy HaEay !.
i0.20. also Harold Peary In 'Ths
Great olldersleevs. - il-4o. 2 20. 81
and oo.
RIALTO - John Clements and Juay
Kelly IN Al Dawn We DE IL 30
AIS. Sos, so 1910. also simons
simon and Dennis o7Keefe n
Tahiti Honey" ! s05. 3 IS. ESQ and
RoNY-Jaek Benny and Priscilla Lane
IN The Meanest Man IN the
World Il 80. $40. 5s45. 20. 10 SIS
so. also Lloyd Nolan and Heather
Angel Ia Time 70 XIII" II IS
200. = .3s. TO. e:45. u 20
Music BON - Spencer Tracy and
Katherine Hepburn IN Keeper Of
the Plane, u 80. 3 As. 7.i0. io.35.
also james Craig and Pamela Blake
IN The Omaha Trail" Il 80. 2.40
500 s.25
RIAIERA-Buek Jones and Tim Nc
Coy IN Riders OF the West" u IS
sos. 535. 300 10 80. also Gilbert
Roland and Helen Gilbert IN Isle
Of Missing Men II 30, ZOO. 80
8 so. 9.20
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLh-Anna Neagle and Robert
Newton IN Wings and the Woman. "
also Richard Arlen and Jean Park
er IN "Wrecking Grew"
CAMEO Abbott and Costello IN
Who Done It" also Johnny Mack
Brown IN Deep IN the Heart Of
Texas
CAPITOI-Kay Kyser and Ellen Drew
in Ny Favorite Spy" also Leon
Enrol and Lupe velez in Mexican
Spitfire's Ghost
COMMUNITY - Tyrone Power and
Maureen O'Hara IN The Black
Swan also Florence Rice in STAND
by all Networks"
NAY SfREEI-Jean Cabin and Ida
Lupino In "Moontide. also Regis
.Ioomey and Adele Longmire in
LAKEWoOD-Pat oBrien and George
Murphy in The Navy Comes
Through also DR.. Renault's
PARk-Tyrone Power and Maureen
o,Hara in The Black Swan" also
Buses Roar
PROCTOR-Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello in Pardon Ny Sarone q"
also Jimmy Rogers and Marjorie
Woodworth In Dudes Are Pretty
People "
REALART-Florence Rice and John
Beal in stand BY All Networks :"
also Laurel and Hardy in "A-Hunt-
ing We VIII Go"
REN-Dana Andrews and Virginia
Gilmore in Berlin Correspondent"
also Judy Csnova and Tom Brown
In "Sleepytime Gal"
SHELl-Ralph Byrd in Broadway Big
Shot" also John Kimbrough and
Arleen Whelan IN Shutdown Jim ."
SUNsET-Jean Parker and John
Archer in Hi, Neighbor" also
Florence Rice and Jack Gleason in
Tramp. Tramp Tramp"
LIBERTY, Puyallup-"F1ying Fortress
At The Front"
RIVIERA, sumner Wildcat" also
Great Gildersleeve
TEMPLE - Enrol Flynn and Alexis
Smith in Gentleman jim" also
Richard Travis and Brenda Joyce
In The Postwar Didn't Ring"
Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad. Call Main 1851.
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

Rommel from Egypt, across Africa
TO Tunisia. That is perhaps the
most forceful press notice and
advance billing that can be given
this picture which Prime Minister
Churchill previewed, then ordered
sent to President Roosevelt by
plane.
II is being subtitled "the best
picture of the war" and from the
point Of view of giving the most
realistic conception Of an entire
military campaign. IT lives up
to the description.
Photographers who made it were
in many instances up in front
of the advancing army, so they
could shoot into the faces of their
own troops. and that accounts
for the casualties of one man out
Of every six in the Photographic
crew. One eameraman was killed
during the opening barrage. The
other three. out ahead of their
own sappers and mine detectors,
stepped on mines planted by re-
treating Germans, and were blown
to bits.
Desert Victory" after its
Washington preview. will be given
national distribution through 20th
Century-Fox. The film runs an
hour, having been cut to some
5000 feet from an original 10000
exposed In concentrated dose,
1t will give any civilian who has
never been under fire, the feel of
war.
THE MAN WHO MADE 1T
The man who supervised the
making of the film, Lieut.. Col
David Macdonald, is head of the
British Army Film Unit, and the
man who brought the film to
Washington. He is an unassuming
little Scotsman, somewhat nervous
and inclined to walk about with
ms arms clasped IN front of him.
He learned movie-making in Hol-
lywood during an eight-year stop
over on his wsnderings all over
the world. He was everything from
an extra to an assistant director.
and he returned To London in 1887
with an American wife to become
one of the top directors in the
British Isles.
Perhaps the most spectacular of
the shots made by Colonel Mac
Donald's men in the advance of
General Montgomery's Eighth
army across Africa are of the
night barrage which opened the
attack on Rommels positions in
western Egypt. There were no
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

First on the list In the dramatic
war story at the Rislto titled. AT
Dawn We Die" Republic picture
employing q cast few Of which
you viii recognize but whose per-
formances lend a simple story the
dignity Of a masterpiece.
Just to give you proof that these
splendid artists are not among the
better known players in Holly
wood, list few Of the names
Godfrey Tearle, John Clements,
.Greta Gynt. r. r. Wendhausen,
Hugh Sinclair and Judy Kelly.
The story concerns the lives
Of the residents of a small
town In Nazi-occupied France
and Of their fight 10 overcome
the oppression which has set
tied over them like an early
morning fog.
There are no heroes unless
one might call all heroes who car
~ the torch Of freedom and
there are none of those impossible
situations which so often appear
IN stories Of this kind none
Of the love under fire" stuff &.
no gallant soldier to save the
down trodden by overcoming.
single handed, all the forces Of
evil.
To all intents and purposes,
n might just ~ well be a true
story about thousands Of loyal
Frenchmen In hundred
French villages and the man
ner Of its telling lifts II high
above the average production
of Its kind.
With such a busy day, second
features went by the board, so no
comments will be made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

Rent your vacant room with a
Times Want Ad Call Main 3151,
ask for an ad taker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Judge Hardy Takes Kid Coaster Ride

Lewis Stone. as the dignified
Judge Hardy, presented a very un-
dignified spectacle when he rolled
doWnhill on a child's coaster in
Andy Hardy's Double Life" now
at the Blue Mouse theater. But
it was all for comedy purposes,
and made perfectly logical by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
RObesOn Comes ThrOuoht

just about everyone but the
boys and girls on the swing shift
crowded into the Temple theater
Thursday night to hear Paul Robe
son, internationally famous Negro
baritone. who made good on a con-
cert engagement which was orig
inally scheduled for earlier in the
season.
There wasn't a vacant seat in
Tacomas largest theater. there
wasn't room on the stage for a
single additional chair and even
the orchestra pit was pressed into
service to accommodate the last
minute drop-ins who knew what a
Paul Robson concert promised
those fortunate enough to be with
in hearing Of his marvellous voice
and close enough TO feel the
friendly warmth of his smile.
IL was evident that Robeson
felt he owed Tacomans some
thing extra for having disap-
pointed them Mt the time he
became III and was forced TO
postpone his first scheduled
engagement and he had
no intention of leaving the
city until he had paid that
debt in full.
Consequently. he resp d d
cheerfully to the insistent demands
of an audience whose enthusiasm
closely approached the foot
stamping and whistling stage
when the end was in sight. and
II was obvious that even one so
generous as Robson must sooner
or later Tin this case il was later
call 1t day and take his final
bow.
There was no evidence,
either In his appearance or his
voice. that the great singer
had 80 recently been confined
TO a hospital. Perhaps he has
lost a bit of weight but he IN
such a huge man that little
less here or there seems TO
make no difference.
In any case, he was at his peak
last night as he brought his happy
listeners one of the most enjoyable
concerts of the current season. His
program was a fine example of
balance and universal appeal and
II is safe to say there wasn't
soul in the house who didn't reap
a rich reward for having been
among those present.
Lawrence Brown. himself
an accomplished artist and
possessing delightful per-
sonality. again appeared as
Robeson's accompanied.
Contributing generously to the
high standard of the evenings en-
tertainment were the offerings of
William Schatzkamer, young
pianist Of exceptional talent. II
is a conservative statement to say
that he was as enthusiastically
received as was his better known
and beloved associate the one
and only, Paul Robson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
ROMANCE PRESENT

Warner Bros Mission to Mos
cow" not only contains a romance,
but a real one. that between
Emlen Knight Davies. daughter of
former Ambassador Joseph f. Da-
vies who wrote the book. and
Robert Grosjesn, young Belgian
engineer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
Washington Critic Says
Desert Victory" Best Yet

trick lights. no studio props Only
flashes Of guns In desert night
Half OF Colonel Macdonald s
Photographic unit IN the chase Of
Rommel was made up Of stin
cameramen, working beside movie
photographers. and prints Of Their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

fact that he was supposed to be
trying to see if a child on a
coaster could see a red alarm flag
on a truck. A lawsuit depended
on this in the story.
An eastern judge actually did
this, to make up his mind in a
lawsuit, George B. Seitz, who di-
reoted the picture, declares.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10

At Hamricks Music Box. Keeper
OF The Flame" Is the feature at
traction. II Is an k-G-M produc-
ton in which Spencer Tracy and
Katharine Hepburn are co-starred
and Richard Whorf. Forrest Tuck
er. Frank Craven, Percy Kilbride,
Horace Mentally and Margaret
wycherly head a well chosen sup
porting cast.
Perhaps you have heard the
story Il was written by
I. A. r. Wylie and tells Of n
newspAper man who set the
task for himself of writing the
biography Of q famous Ameri-
can, Robert v. Forrest.
This reporter has always con-
sidered Miss Hepburn one of the
country's most capable actresses
and her flawless portrayal in this
picture but serves to confirm that
opinion.
The role in which we find Tracy
tSteven O'Malley) is one which
calls for his best efforts ano
Tracy's best efforts should salts
T. the most critical movie fan.
The story IL q powerful one
which holds the interest from
beginning TO end and the
screen version literally spark
les with not one or two, but
many brilliant performances.
The writer did not read the book
but he does consider The Keeper
Of the Flame" as it is presented
on the screen at the Music Box
theRter. one of the seasons better
motion pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
EXPERT TRAINING

Captain Gerard Lambert, for
merry of the French army, trained
a horde of extras in Commando
tactics for battle scenes in War
ner Bros Edge of Darkness"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
BY PETER EDISON

s''I'F- -IaII WIFI
-Four out Of IS photographers
were killed in action during the
filming Of Desert Victory" the
British army movie Of the s0-day
1200-mile advance in pursuit Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-10
HE SHUNS THEM

Although he plays the role of
master mechanic Of a Boeing
BITE Flying Fortress in Warner
Bros Air Force" Harry Carey
has yet TO enjoy his first plane
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
ADVERTISING DISPLAY


CARLSON sTUDios-Aovertising dnplsys
posters 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph pil4-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
MATrRESs RrNovArrNo

4 DEFENSE against high price, have
your mattress renovated. Miller gHUs
KercheVaI. LEnoH 1924
MATTRESS renoSstlng innerspring mat
tress reasonable, quality workmanship
guaranteed. Hadcy Randolph 5000.
81 AT.E4t tA&StS te44t.f-a lef=tte- -r4r~- Tlzst=
ilVFlV guaranteed star Mattress Co,
MATTRESSES renovated IKE new Neu
materials guaranteed, days ser1 Ice
CHerry 1So-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Blc,cIEs AM rKIe,Clrs

T. :. = : z, -+----'-- ---.---
lre Lawrence. townsend o-Aahl
12Tlq Woodrow Wilson
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

nr,Rlt ~ NIIIlrl
Lawrence f'
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

CONVERT your attic into an income. We
finance. smallsy AAduon lsi5.
AUTOMATIC HEATERS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
1INNING ANn RnnrING
wAsmNG NAomNr> aErtIRLD

NEARLY sH MAKES Sorh.,rst ff-' on
f-ss ss'-1.atss. Wager TO s.iso3.
CONSULT 80 on sfasr RsH Fs'a's Hs-
0r' ir tns n.s Sunday Tree Want -
sex rr
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

JACK Turkr g. Tsher p Fa.1fe'
gaul 2. NssgGar. 57 E'af r. Nara
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
OFFICE BOY

TO HELP ~ MAILING ROOM AND
DELIVER MESSAGES DOWNTOWN
MANUFACTURERS GENERAL OFFICE
FNCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR Ap.
NANCFMENT PREFER ONE WHO rs
NOT sUBJECr TO nRsr-I OFFICE
HOURS FROM A. " TO , 30 = "
WEEK DAYS AND UNTIL NooN OF
SATURDAYS CALL CHERRY 1920 FOR
INTERVIEW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
JAW Restdtes
IFS Opposition TO
Piece Work Pay
BY JACK CRELLIN
Times Labor Editor

COLUMBUS, March 10.-The
UAW-CIO executive board. voting
unanimously, restated its opposi-
ton TO incentive pay plans and,
through President r. J. Thomas,
announced il would attempt 10 dis
courage the system in the few
plants where it is now in opera
ton.
In resolution submitted by
Walter Reuther, vice president and
outstanding opponent Of piece work
pay. the board declared:
1.-THE international executive
board reaffirms its traditional
opposition 10 incentive payment
plans.
'1n plants where incentive
plans have or have not been in
existence, and the membership
i'm such plants still is DESTROYS OF
having an incentive plan, such
plan must be approved by the
international executive board
and must conform To the re-
quirements and guarantees APP
proved by the international
union before such plans may be-
come effective"
The unanimous vote on Reu-
TIERS motion was surprising mas
much as several board members
stated last week that they were
in favor of some kind of incentive
pay.
Their retreat on the issue was
probably attributable TO an ava
lanche Of protests from rank and
file members throughout the coun-
try at the time the matter was
brought up for discussion by
George +. Adde's, Secretary-treas-
urer and head of the war policy
committee.
Members OF the committee which
will draw up regulations are Reu-
Their; Melvin Bishop. east side
regional director: James Wishart,
research director. and Del Nc
Williams, technical adviser on
problems for the JAW
Go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Denies
ErO-NaZi
Charge

Declaring that mental reServa-
lions never have been grounds for
legal action. Paul Gels. 81, Ger
man-born electrician living al 81
r.. Euclid today awaited an
answer 70 his demand that he be
granted a jury trial in federal
court proceedings 10 revoke his
citizenship
A petition TO cancel his citizen
ship on the allegation he had
mental reservations when he took
his oath 10 this country here in
1929 was filed against him last
January by Assistant United
States district attorney Louis VI.
Hohbing.
In filing An answer 10 lIobbine $
charge yesterday. Gels denied that
ne had ever had such reservations
or that he had any intention OF.
remaining secretly loyal 10 Ger
many
, In his answer Gels defended his
connection in 1888 with the
Friends Of New Germany, an or
ganization later absorbed by the
German-AmeriCan Bund. lie said
the purpose Of the Friends had
been 10 acquaint German Ameri-
cans with happenings in Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
ebay Week Again
SET for Coal Mines

PHILADELPHIA. March 10 b.
Anthracite mines Will work six
days again this week. Demand for
domestic sizes has continued
strong and there continue TO be
local shortages OF stove and nut
sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
p !
ADVERTISEMENT
Asthma Mucus
FOUGHT Dotior's Way

II you suffer from choking gagping. vheeg-
ing. recurring attacks Of Bronchial Asthma.
here Is rood ness for you A prescription
called Mendaco perfected bv physician IN
his private practice contains ingredients
which start circulating thru the blood with
in a very short time after the ard dose.
thus reaching the conFcEted Bronchial tubes
where u usually quickly helps liquciy, loos-
en- and remove thick StranFLug mucus
fphlegmi. thereby promoting frcer breath
ing and more rFstful sleep. Fortunately
ArBdaco has nov been made available 10
sufferers from recurring spaEms OF Bror-
ohial Asthma thru ali drug stores and has
proved so helpful 20 20 many Thousands u
IS offered under a Ruaraftee OF money back
NNnless completely satisfactory You have
Everything 10 GAIN. so get hendac0 IRON
tour druggi,t TODAY for only Coo. The guar
antecd trial Offer protects goa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

h bo.., sa G'' os to b ,. tn, who.
and s , ,, ,'"rasbr erc. ,on"9 ,s ne" de-
'@y br.eol t,t1 ''S '1o"f o4, ,o..o ,oa
1'S'"8 'ctBrc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-19
Bowling Standings
Roundup of Pin Matches

Pomeroy Insurance made il a
three-cornered fight for first
place Friday in the Ladies Min
or League at BoWl-O Drome by
winning four points from Swan
Drugs. The Pomeroy lasSles
are in third place, two points
behind Fullcr-Peltier Tax.
which halved It's match with
Mount Clemens Skating Arena.
and one point behind Goebel
Beer, which took three points
from Tassie Tavern Macomb
Beauty Shop added four points
at the expense of DenmarSh
Mariners Club, d y Cooley
Morticians scored a 81 win over
Pe.ch Tool g. Die and Barney 8
Tailors and LaCroiX e. Groes-
beck halved their engagement.
Sandy Frederick and Daisy
Beer tied for high series honors
with 469, while BerniCe WiSsner
had 10 for high single.
The Standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-19
TUESDAY
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO, Oct 10 - n -
Skipping across the chalklInes
II was only a single feature,
but LOO football fellows bump
ed elbows in a Chicago hotel
dining room yesterday 70 see
moving pictures of the MIchi-
Gan-Notre Dame game, which Is
about as many customers as
some in the flesh games draw
The show, starring Angelo
Bertelli and Creighton Miller
among others. repeatedly even
outdreW a theater down the
street which had some move
heroes 70 offer on a double bill
After the "quarterbackers' =
had finished their chicken and
o d les with overtoneS, the
game was flashed on the screen
and Coach Frank Lcahy gave
such a thorough running COM
meniary that YOU could tell he
had sat up nights with the film,
picking out what flaws he could
find in his boys performances
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-19
Yost Suspected Grange s Legs We're Creased;
Michigan Coach Was Positive IL Minutes Later

thinking more about our bare
legs than about the game.
And it is safe to say that at
the end of IL minutes Coach
Yost was positive Oranges legs
were creased, although he had
no way of proving it for no one
set hand on the amazing back
who had the speed Of the wind,
the strength of Willie Heston
and the dexterity and football
sense of Walter Eckersall.
Grange, 5-foot 10 and weigh
ing 10 pounds, could pass and
kick as well as run and excelled
on defense. Red could have made
the track and basketball teams.
In his senior year at Wheaton
High, he entered 10 track events
and won that many first IN the
dashes, hurdles and high and
broad jumps. He played base
ball which is the mark of the
true athlete.
They're still looking for an
other Red Grange
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-19
War Puts Little
Depauw u. on Map
Bob Steuber Guides
Tigers 10 Big Season

GREENCASTLE, Ind, oct. ~
- Up - The war and Bob Steu-
Der are putting little Depsuw
university on the nations foot
ball map.
Whereas many colleges have
suffered severely by loss of star
gridiron material by the war,
Depauw is enjoying one of its
best seasons and Coach Ray
mond (Gaumy) Neal points TO
Steuber a. reason for the Tigers
success.
Every Saturday IS a holiday
for the Tigers and Neal rubS his
eyes and makes sure he's watch
ing Steuber carry the ball for
his team The Tigers once rug
ged gridiron opponents have had
no easy task stopping Steuber,
the one time star OF the UniVer-
sity Of Missouri and later with
the Chicago Bears
Steuber, enrolled in the Nav
al pre-flight training college,
has scored II points in three
games and is the nation lead
ing scorer. Against Wabash last
Saturday he averaged II yards
in 10 ball-carrying efforts.
1T feels swell says Neal,
once great lineman at Wash
ington and jefferson, It's swell
to have some real ability.
But I'm not taking any
credit for Steuber. He's Just
one of the boys -- tries 10 CO.
operate and it's Yes. sir and
Yes, coach to any idea we
have >
Steuber came here only three
days before the Tigers second
game, and scored 81 points in
that contest - that's what Neal
means by cooperation.
And the football situation at
DepauW, the best in its history,
may become better. Reports
have Otto Graham. Vic SchWall
and Alex Kapter, stars of North
Westerns team, about ready TO
land on Depauw campus as serv-
ice men.
Neal doesn't know for sure
about that - although he said
he was going 10 Columbus Sat-
urday TO watch Northwestern
play Ohio State 49, but 1T sure
makes a fellow feel good, just
the way il is here
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-19
Denmark Deieats
Utica Merchants

Coming from behind in the
closing two games of sixgame
home and-home match, Den
marsh Hotel defeated Utica Mer-
chants at BoWl-O-Drom Sun
day by a margin of Is pins. Den
marsh trailed 80 pins as the
teams opened the final block of
their match. They lost the first
game Sunday, 937 to 9l3, then
rallied to take the next two and
the match. 900 and 1923 to
Utica's 9l3 and 976.
Emmett Quinn set the pace
Sunday for Denmarsh, closing
with a big 276 game in 672.
Norm LaCroix had 6l8. Eddie
DeBarbrie was high for Utica
with 586.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-19
Bob Montgomery
Taking No Chances
Puts Hard Workouts
In for ScoIxo Match

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 -
(Pl - Bob Montgomery is taxi
ing no chances as he drills for
his "tune-up" bout of 10 rounds
against Petey Scalzo here next
Monday night, in preparation
for his next title defense against
Beau Jack in November.
Bob recalls only 400 we'll what
happened to him a year ago
when Make Shapiro caught him
unprepared; and what happened
10 Beau Jack a month ago, when
Bobby Ruffin gave him a smear
ing Besides which, the light
weight champ has a healthy re-
spect for Scalzo the former
featherweight titleholder w h o
has won three straight as light
weight
That Scalzo Is a cutie" said
Montgomery. as he wound UP a
l0-round drill yesterday. I've
seen him go. He's fast and
smart. He can hit sone, too.
But I'm going TO catch up with
him and l know I'll win.
mo, | wouldn't say nothing
about a knockout. But I'll say
il again, that Scslzo is pretty
cute"
Following his workout yester-
day, Montgomery was down 10
1877 Il, just two pounds more
than he expects 10 weigh when
he enters the ring Monday.
On the shelf for 10 weeks
with impacted wisdom teeth, the
Bobcat has been doing five miles
Of road work each day for the
last two weeks. and entered the
gym for the first time last We'd
nesday, weighing l40.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-19

Breitmeyer Flowers moved
into a tie for first place Friday
with Nesbitt's Orange in the La
dies Friday Night League at
Macomb Recreation. Brett
meyers advanced as the result
Of their 81 victory over Mes
bits. Teachers Club pulled the
nights surprise by whitewash-
ing PriehS Sales In other match
eS Lorraine's Tavern won three
points from LoCroix & Groes-
beck and River Pointe Barb b.
o won by the same margin from
Macomb Recreation.
Lorraine Kazaitis captured
double honors with a 207 game
in a 465 series.