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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-02
Many Wilmington Delegates
To Attend Session at Wash
ington Duke Hotel

The 53rd annual convention OF
the North Carolina Branch of the
International Order of The Kings
Daughters and Sons will convene
in Durham. May 5-6.
The Kings Daughters and Sons
was organized in New York city,
January 13. 1886, by ten women
from ten different walks of life
who were interested in the devel-
opment of spiritual life and Chris
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-02
lanes Walker
Nurses Will
Be Honored
Informal Dance And Banquet
Planned Tuesday Feting
Graduating Class Of 1943

District Nine, North Carolina
States Nurses association and the
Walker Memorial hospital will be
Joint hostesses at an informal BAN
quet and dance to be held at the
Wrightsboro clubhouse on Tuesday
evening, May 4, at 8 o'clock, IN
honor of the graduating class OF
James Walker Memorial hospital
school of nursing.
Transportation will be provided
for those wishing to attend and
reservations may be made by call
ing Miss Lillian George at tele-
phone $500 by II a. m, Monday,
May 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-02
DR.. Keever To Address
American Legion Group

DR.. Edwin F. Keever will ad-
dress the American Legion aux
iliary at st. James parish house
on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
This will be the last program
meeting to be held by the auxiliary
this year, and large attendance
is desired.
The subjects for May are: Me
MORALS and Poppy" Mrs. Will
bur D. Jones and Mrs. w. ].
Riley will be leaders.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-02
Trinity Methodist
Circles Will Meet

The women of Trinity Methodist
church will hold the May circle
meetings as follows:
! One, Three and Four at the
church at o'clock.
Two, with Mrs. j. F. Graham,
208 North 18th street at o'clock.
Five, with Mrs. W. ]. Ulmer,
lis South 10th street at o'clock.
The Wesleyan Service Guild
meets at the church Tuesday eve
ming at o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-05-02

MRS. ROBERT HENRY WINDLEY-The former Miss
Martha Lenora Turner of Bugaw daughter of the late
W. and Matte Patterson Turner of Burgaw whose
riage Lieut. Windey soenzed at the Burgaw Pres
byteran church Tuesday evening" April 20 at $3.50 o'clock
photograph by Adams Studio)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-09
Failure To Save Cotton Seed
Means Heavy Loss To Farmers

main i'm the bags but should be inn
the drying process. \ slight heating
uI the seed. either in the seed cot
tom stage ur after ginning. lowers
the examinations ui the seed
The IGrun"m;SiS report that cot
ION Of the first picking should not
be saved Tor seed !ug the reason
that the seed are still green ana con-
lain ~ relatively high percentage uf
moisture which iaVorS heating. How
ever. il this seed cotton Is constant
~ turned and allowed 10 air. So as
"a prevent heating. Il = nftCA pos
SIbir - save good seed FOR planting.
Ginning
Cotton giunrrS report that the
most ol their troubles in properly
ginning cotton occur during the first
few weeks al the season. when tn"
cotton is apparently dry but in fact
il is wet. due tu the high pCrCrn
ta"r OF miSturc in She seed.
Better Staple
Airing seed cotton early in tho
season and allowing il tu vipcH Ai
ter rainy seasons will moi only give
the grower better cotton seed bat
il will also give him lint al better
staple. hcrauSr -uch handling OF thC
crop allows the @iunrr tu do a much
better job al GINNING. This often re-
.ultS in gains ui from 81 tu $50 per
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-09

Eastern Carolina farmers lose
many thousands OF dollars every
year by not saving plenty Of good
cotton seed for ."!a.ting and agron"-
m!>tS of the Extension service al
State College hive made suggestions
which will help remedy ;hc situation
Damage 10 the planting seed occurs
in the !Icld and a!tr. the ruttoa has
been picked. All cotton which
, pens during rainy period and Tor
several days thereafter should moi
uv saved Tor iced. The iIcid should
be picked over clean and then The
cotton opening under normal CON
d.tiunS Will carry Sccu al better
terminating qualities.
II should hr remembered. how
ever. that the seed this cotton when
upruy under normal conditions car
~ a relatively high percentage -!
moisture and thai they should not
be allowed iu heat al amy period
al:cr picking. When ;hr seed cot
ton goes into III" storage house 1t
should be turned every day with 4
fork until il goes tu the I'm. "r umtiI
II is thoroughly dry. Even after In"
seed cotton is apparently dry. IN"
seed show - large amount al muI$-
,urr.
Spread Seed
After the cotton ~ %nnrd. the
seed should moi br allowed /" -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-09

bale.
Under the conditions of tho -.
sent labor shortage. any growers ps
be tempted IT, begin picking ear,,..
the morning before the dew r;n,,H
leaves the crop. This shouId ny
taken into consideration both tr w
a seed standpoint and u I'M ., Hon
point. The agrunumiSts SlIrpcs, ,tt
growers. in lighting this Mar wa, u'a'
both their seed cotton and their n nrs9
der dry. P'"'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-09

VN"nlhucd rom Pagc Onc1
Fleming.
The three principal officers b,n.
served in tina, capacity lur a nrmn'
ct wears. and are familiar with 10
working OF III" organization in ' ..
every detail. Changes ON the ror
mittccS have been few. mostly noco'
Stated Ivy removals Of personnel -
other sections. u"
The board holds It's annual mcc,
ing each year early IN April. Al who.
Officers ave elected and such ,,bo.
business a-|'ndcd tu as requires -,
'rntiun al the time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-09
WEDDING BELLS

kcrnS Field. Uiai-(APl-I. scc,.
IN" Srr@cHntS are IN" marrying kind
y check made a, this Army Air For.
C"> h.ElC training center showed
that ~ one mun'n - officers and
'rrI were married tu Ulaii urls, or
these - y%c"r sergeant.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-09

Fum 1922 To 80 unly 'wo freight
,..,,- were bu u American ship.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-09
Trade Body Composed
Of Tobacco Men

UCumtinucd from Page Ono !
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-12

ABOVSders occupied the Buenos Aires police headquarters after their march into the city Some troops led by General Arturo Rawson associate of General Pedro Ramirez former war minister, moved on the city.
 RIGHT-A military government headed by Gen Pedro Ram ez bottom appeared have suppnted the regime of President Ramon Castillo of Argentina (toDl the result of the coup
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
DON MEADE'S
APPLICATION FOR
LICENSE DENIED

NEW YORK. April Is up -
Little Don Meade. glamorous bad
boy" of the turf, has received an
other kick in the riding breeches
by the racing authorities - jolt
that could be the worst of his
tempeStuous career
Stewards of the Jockey club yes
terday denied Jockey Mead's ap-
plication for a license, meanwhile
deferring action ON Eddie Arcaros
application. Both were under
suspension. The stewards action
at least left some hope for Arcaro
Because of a reciprocal agree
rent among state racing commits
sions in this country, the stewards
denial of Meade's application means
that the diminutive. sharp-featured
hawk-eyed lad is barred indefinite
" from the American turf.
Dynamic Don, who won the Ken
tucky derby on Brokers Tip in 1893
and who was voted the leading
Jockey of 1899, can not ride again
al a legitimate track until he is
licensed by the Jockey club, which
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
EXHIBITION GAME

TRENTON. N. j., April Is fUPD-
The Philadelphia Phillies and
Washington Senators met i'll an
exhibition game today
The Senators game with Fort
Bclvoir was cancelled because of
weather yesterday.
The Phillies purchased right
handlers George WaShburn from
the Chicago Cubs yesterday in a
straight cash deal Washburn. %,
is native of Keansburg, N. J., and
won nine and lost seven for Newark
in the international League last
YEAR
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
SEE ORTIZ VICTORY

Ring enthusiasts were free i'll
their prediction that Ortiz would
win, however. in view of his re-
cent string Of impressive victories
including one over former title
holder Lou Saliea.
A victory over Ortiz. however.
would mean a giant-Sized feather in
Robleto's hat and he is expected to
unleash all he has.
Following his engagement here
Ortiz will tackle Lupe Cardoza in
Fort Worth on May l in an all
bond program.
His crown will be at stake in the
Fort Worth tussle.
His biggest future engagement,
however. is with Jackie Callura for
the featherweight championship
This match is set for Boston.
Providing Ortiz gets over Callura
he plans to meet Willie Pep New
York featherWeight titlist in Madi-
son Square Garden.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

revoked his license last October for
"collusion" in the Correction handi-
cap at Jamaica.
Because of dapper Donald's pre-
vious brushes with turf authorities,
there is no assurance that he ever
will be reinstated Meade, at 90.
faces an uncertain future, after a
decade of rich but stormy riding.
The cocky. broad-shouldered mite
from South Dakota, galloped across
the nations sports pages with
lavish splattering of ink in May
1893, when he piioted Col. E. r.
Bradley's Brokers Tip to victory in
the Kentucky derby. In that his
toric rough riding" contest, Meade
and Jockey Herb Fisher, on Head
Play, came down the stretch slash
ing at each other with whips. Both
boys were set down by the stew
ards but the result was declared
official
Meade was ION the ground" again,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
GIVES LINEUP

HOLLYWOOD April Is up =
Manager Charlie Root of the Holly
wood Stars today announced his
starting lineup for The season s
opener Sunday against San Fran
cisco IN the north, and said either
he OF Bill Thomas would start on
the mound.
Lineup Sunday will be: Marv
Gudat. right field. Butch Moran,
first base Brooks Holder, center
field Johnny Dickshot. left field;
Art Lilly, second base; Kenny
Richardson, third base Tod Davis,
shortstop: and Jim Hill, catcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
M a r K ETS
PRODUCE

PUNCHED VEGETABLES: steady Pc.
crate. Beois 21z-3 doz. SOL Or fan L
~: carrots 3 doz 1.25-1 50. far 9oe=
100. ordinary and small 75e. iced erts.
s doz Imperial 275-3.15. fair and hold
overs 2.o0-2 So. Yuma mostly =. - chafd
2ls-3 doz. 1.4o-1.65 green onions $ doz.
50-6 90. fair d,oo-5o0 large 3.ao-a#7a
leeks > doz best 2.50-2.75. mustard i
doz 25-1 50. parsley doz. 2.o0-2 10
some / 81. radshes small red do 1 50
= 90. fair $50. Spinach j doz. Pal 30
far 75e-1.Oo, ordinary 50-6ac. turnips
81 3 daz. 1.l5-135. fancy 1.ao=16o ofdj=
nary TO fair 75c-1 90 some 6oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Seals and Navy
Pre-FIight
Team in Skirmish

SAN FRANCISCO, April IS up
The San Francisco Seals clashed
today with the st. Marys Navy
Pre- Flight baseball team, determin-
ed TO make their record nine out of
10 service teams defeated The San
Francisco club defeated the Ala
media Coast Guard Sea Lions, 5 to
/. yesterday. with Ray Harrell on
the mound.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Marines Hold Win
Over MexicaIi

The Marine Flyers of El Centro
Thursday boasled a win over The
strong MeXicali diamond nine, hav-
ing handed that border city aggre-
cation a 7-5 trimming Tuesday.
In Wide-open first inning each
team sent four players scurrying
across the home platter. After that,
however, the Marine defense tight
cncd up to hold the line town play
erS in tow.
The FLYERS picked up a run in
the second frame, one in the fourth
and their final tally in the fifth
Stanza.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
DODGERS PLAY

NEW YORK, April ID tUPb -
The Brooklyn Dodgers, victorious in
both ends of their charity ap-
pearance against the Giants and
Yankees. took on Montreal of the
International league in an eX-
hibition contest at Ebbets Field to-
day
The Dodgers now sport a winning
streak of seven straight the last
five against big league opposition.
They whipped the Yankees four
times and have beaten the Giants
two straight.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Giants and Yanks
Clash in Big
Exhibition Game

NEW YORK. April Is CUPo-The
New York Giants went to bat
against righthander Ernie Bonham
of the New York Yankees as the
two teams met in an exhibition
game today.
The Giants did not announce
their starting moundsman but may
use Carl Hubbell as their opening
chucker,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. ApflI % Ut.
LARGE EGGS No. . OIrade AA d.. No :
Grade a IL. No 3 Grade 81. No. B
DirtieS 36: No. checks So.
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade A 36's, Grade B
81. Dirties Is: Checks g.
SMALL EGGS Grade \ 81; Grade &
-: Dirties -: Checks -.
Peewecs 20.
cHEEsE-Triplets 81; Long Horn IA
BifTTER.u. s. o. score Is; % score
a.. 90 90 score 471i. 50 score d68..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Bon up
Scrop


SAN DIEGO April Is - Fight
fans in this bustline city looked
forward today 10 what they pre-
dieted Will be a bang-up scrap
when Manuel ORTIZ. world bantam
weight champion. ties into Joe
Robleto IN a non-title affair.
Ortiz Is in the city from his farm
near e Centre and is reported to
Ee in perfect tim for the battle
Robleto has trained diligently for
the scrap and promises to give a
good account of himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Fl Centro Youth
Is on Track Squad

WOOSTER, O. April l5.-Donald
ZaYala. of El Centre, Calf, soph-
omore at the College of Wooster,
is on the track squad Coach Carl
B. Munson has indicated that he
will use Zayala as a mile and two
mile runner.
ZaVala is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. zayala, $50 Brighton, El
Centre. He was graduated from Ell
Centro Union high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

DAYTON, O., April Is oUP) =
Their last three exhibition games
cancelled by weather, the Cleveland
Indians and Cincinnati Reds went
at it again today. The Reds hold
two wins over the tribe.
Outfielder Jeff Heath, who re-
Gently left the holdout ranks, was
scheduled to report to the Indians
soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
l.. HAY
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April . u1Pl-Corn IuiureS
held independently firm on the Board OF
Trade today. Other grains declined.
Wheat finished the day off : 10 &c a
bushel; corn unchanged at the new OPA
levels oats off l4 to :, and rye off l
10 ! 3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
PADRES WIN

san DIEGO, April Is tUP) =
Manager Cedric burst today con-
centrated on smoothing out the
rough spots in the San Diego
Padres game after eking out 5-3
victory yesterday over the Marine
Co. team from North Island.
Although the Padres had improv
ed slightly from the sloppy ba.
they have played most of the week,
burst said they needed a lot of
practice to meet the Seattle Rain
iers Sunday in the league opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
L. i. II ESTOCK

FcdcraI-Slale Market NoWs7
CATTLE. Salable no dairy cows steady
Ia weak. other classes fully steady load
Eoad to choice Arizona fed steers L -
common 10 medium steers Ills. -: lev
common heiferS Is common 10 medium
cows HIP. odd head 10 l.. cutter 10
common Q 950-10 =; Gamers down 10 So
mediu INTO good bulls 12-13.5o
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
DRAWS ASSIGNMENT

ANAHEIM April = tUPD- Ken
Raffensberger draws the pitching
assignment for the opener when
The Los Angeles Angels meet Oak
land Sunday at Wrigley Field,
Manager Bill Sweeney said today
Meanwhile. the Angels prepared
10 take on the Stars again tomor-
row at Long Beach after defeating
them here yesterday "a, leaving
the score one-up in a three-game
practice series. The Stars won the
opener 4-3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
OAKS WIN

OAKLAND, April Is up The
Oakland Acorns returned to calls
themes today after defeating the
Coast Guard Surf Riders, to 2,
Yesterday The victory evened the
score with the Coast Guard base
ball team The Oaks leave for Los
Angeles tomorrow to open the Coast
League season against Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
PLAY SERIES

MUNCIE, Ind, April Is up
The Detroit Tigers stopped off to-
day for the opening contest of
two-game exhibition series with the
Pittsburgh Pirates after which they
will head for Detroit and three
more preseason games.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
T.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. April Is UPi=ApproNI-
mately 11.130 shares changed hands in
brisk trading today or the Los Angeles
Sleek Exchange with - issues up. , down
and / unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Ortiz Tackles RobIeto i'm San Diego Ring

SACRAMENTO, april Is up
Sacramento met Mather Field to-
day and will play Mcclellan Field
tomorrow in the last two prep
games of the training season. Sun
day the Sacs open their regular
Coast League season against Port
land
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Bod Boy Of Track Given
New Jolt i'm Wild Career

seriously, in March SO. when he was
suspended and had his license re-
voked by the Florida commission
fol allegedly betting on other
horses than his own in the same
races in which he was riding AL
legged evidence had been gathered
by tapping Don's telephone wires.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
". STOCKS

NV YORK. April Is CuPa-Sioeks ad-
saneed 10 The highest levels in a week in
moderately active session today
Best advances were made during the
first part OF The session which was fol-
lowed BY moderate realizing The profit
taking WAS well absorbed without wide
scibacts from the highs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
ENFORCED VACATION

Meade took long, enforced yaca-
ton then. despite the efforts of
Col Bradley and Meadc's brother
in-laW, Jockey Johnny Gilbert, to
have him returned to silks. He
didn't get his license back until
Dec. 10, 1898. The amazing Meade
made the most of this reinstate-
ment by riding a modern record
number of 1884 mounts in 80, and
registering 255 victories to be voted
the leading jockey of the year.
Don behaved in 40 and Al, but
broke out again last year He was
suspended after the Correction
handicap at Jamaica on Oct. 13. He
was charged with teaming up with
Jockey Herb Lindberg to interfere
with Spiral Pass. The latter mount,
ridden by Jackie Westrope. was
bumped out of the race. Meade and
Lindberg were suspended, but Lind
bergs suspension was lifted at the
end of last season.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

During his high school career
young zavala competed in the high
jump. discuss and hammer throw
events.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
I.A.ERih

Los ANGELES. April II GP1
Wheat, No !. na4u. ~ - s Ia -
,orn No. . Yei bulk -..4-.-.--.-.- 81 os-2. ~
RarfcV uaV Ne I 80 IN I'D
Oat Hay No. | z###z#===##.###=.==####== Sill Oh
ailo. No. z-=-.-..... .........--...lo 1t oo-i.S,s
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

's before they s'drt. Get our
,EcHoH today. Have us check
/ wheels. too, You'll lind our
ole, our charges @ca3oncpie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

Thinking back Hamon career al Michigan cor.
'an hrl-pacbcd moments
In ms sophomore Harmon smash.
nG performance against Minnesota that
re was leading charge tho Golden
oIdnt be denied lie
ana score a touchdown. The extra point was m
In tho second half tho Wolverines
Harmon broke through and
ne was stopped by the Gopher safety As there
was q tumble Minnesota recovered
Inc injured Harold Van Every the
a long pass Fred Iroko who had Harmon
the ball rppcd and fell Bell long looping pass and
Two plays later Wilbur Moore skrcd
NophcfS kicked goal and MChiganS great
Harmon broken-hcaTtcd tumble
lie was nconsoabe after the victory despite teammates
and coaches to him II.
ON that same field his ScrpQr year Harmon Michigan on
drive inside MnneSoa veyafd half with Mich.
gan trailing, IS lie carried the ball fouaght failed
unbelievable twist
Many believe Iarmon performance against California in tho
opening Of his tho best This
ran back he opening kickoff for touchdown and blazcd way
Tor a il-O Michigan triumph
o o. Tom in
Ohio touchdouns in 100
victory
But like remember his performance an autumn
afternoon against Pennsylvania on Franklin Field.
harmon and Frank Reagan
have eyer First II would he Harmon running and
turn
They did everything the Harmon and his Michigan
mates finally trumphed.
Not the least accomplishments his record Of 237
points scored during his three Harmon 80
TWO more than were turned boy the great Red Grange Illinois
threc-ycar period
Like many others this writer string along Har-
will he found safe Even the demons pt
BIN out of until he realizes that ambition crack ~
Berlin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Williams Wins
First Match

PINEHUBST y. c. April Is
Second round matches in
the forty-thUd annual North
South Amateur Golf championship
today scheduled mcdalIst Ronnie
Williams, army corporal from
Camp Buncr. y. c., against 1t.
Alfred !. Keck l.. s. y. r. Wal
den y. r. and >cCond-rankcd
Ralph r. Srafacl of New York
against Ensign {. Foster Brown
l. : y r NapIcwood. y. J.
Both Williams and Srrafaci co.
fayor'cs as lho result of their
medal round ITALICS had close VIC
tories IN the opening round Of
match play yesterday Williams
edged out Tommy BumharCcr of
Davidson College North Carolina.
and StrafacI uI-ted Johnny Roy
croft. Durham *. c.. toy similar
margins. I mp on The nniccnih.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
SCORED IN EVERY GAME

In his junior year he scored in
every game but his annual encoun-
ter with Minnesota His biz day
Was against Iowa when he scored
four times. His NardaCe for the
season went up 10 SSi rushing and
iSS passing
MANY believed he reached his
peak As a iInIor and there would
be a slump As a senior. But in
ms first game Of tho final season
he ran wild against California. He
gained 13l Yards rushing and
scored four times. lie furnished
thrill after thrill 10 the coast fans
who had come 10 believe their Soc
ton was supreme IN football He
returned kckoffs and puntS for an
other lSl yards and completed five
ou' Of nine passes. All tins n just
half NJ tho game
The season vas a narade of per-
Sonal ,T.uwphs and only Minnie
sofia stopped him Against tho
G0phor> be threw a touchdown
pass bat he beloved Wolverines
ID~' = 90 Is The climax came IN
hs final appearance ON The college
field when nc scored three times
against a highly tou'cd Ohio State
'.fw and ic1 'he 80. 10 o rou' Of
f0a proud Buckeyes lie collected
$50 yards rushing and SOC passing
ur final term on The Cridron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Pick NeWhOuser
To HurI First
Game in Detroit
BY LEO MACDONALD

NUNCIE. Tud. Ami Is Harold
! NcWhouSer is expected IN draw
1.-The honor Of being the FIRST IA
Iptch for the Tigers in a game at
Briggs Stadium ,h., year
The young leEth4nder probably
twill be on the n.I when the Tigers
land Pirates engage each Other in
Detroit Saturday
NowhoU>er and Smbbv Over
Iuire looked good as they prtrho6
Itho Tigers 10 victory over the
Chicago Cubs ar GEORGE Fold
army aviation camp near Vim
.CcnnoS.
Paul lDf1J,D Trout and Tommy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Greatest of AII'-CriSIer

I'm my book Tom greatest of Fritz CriSer.
head coach OF Michigan. EuSh
Harmon
viewed oy the Times TO-DAY.
Like every hope pray he alive
Wen all cling to the hope he somewhere
jungle and will he
II another As a loot
player and friend he a
either the field
his conduct he quick follow.
II talked to his father Monday was at
Puerto
The last time saw Tom during the Christmas holidays
He few here treenNie C. When Michigan
he always the
In the his brought all
Christmas they all
he'd
but all STAYED with Tom That's he did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Envy Believes
His Pals Alive

IOWA CITY. Ia. April Is QNS)-FOrrest
Evashevski, former University of Michigan
quarterback and Tom HarmOn's teammate for
three years, refused today to believe his friend
was dead.
81 heard about it over the radio" he said.
"but don't believe it. Somehow, feel Tom will
show up alive before long.
with his stamina and desire to live it
would require an awful lot to take away his life
| heard from Tom before he left in which he
said he was very anxious to see combat duty.
ITS hard TO be rational and give logical
reason for my hOpefulneSS, but somehow | feel
that Tom will reach there (he combat area
before this fracas is over
Evashevski is stationed at the Iowa Pre-
flight School