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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Detroit ALL Stars
Face Raj in Soccer

Detroits soccer All-StarS must
win this Sundays match against
the Royal Air Force team Of Pic
ton, Ont in order 10 get into the
Toronto Cup competition next
month IN Toronto
The match is scheduled for 3 .l5
p. m. az Sports Field. LivernoiS
and EhnhurSt. and will be pre-
coded by an Old-TimerS game be-
tween Car Wood and Green Hat
Bt 230 p. IN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Wild Flower Law
Starts July 30

LANSING, July = CONNER
ciatfzat1on or many Of NNChigan'S
rarer plants and wildflowerS will
be draStlcally Curtailcd July" 30
when The states recently enacted
"wlldlloWcr law becomes cffec-
tive.
While the new law does not
forbid picking native plants for
personal use. 10 does forbid the
sale OF certain species without the
written consent Of the owner Of
land from which the plants we're
taken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
viii Hold Trap Shoot

'lhe Roaring Grand trap
ShootingS greatest classic. Wlll be
staged as usual this year at their
permanent grounds IN Nandalia.
O.. but It's going to be warlincd.
Instead of eight or ten days, the
tournament will be completed in
three=Aug. IS, % and -. Gun
nerS VIII fire at 500 clays. Shoot
crS must bring their own shotgun
shells as none viii be sold on the
grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Apache Winner
In Yonkers Cap

NEW YORK, July % QNS)-
Leading nearly alt the way, Belair
Studs Apache today won the Sl0,-
900 added YonkerS Handicap at
Jamaica by four lengths over Dit,
The Rhymer was third. al length
farther TO the rear.
Jimmy Stout rode the winner
home in 1:44 3-5 Tor The mile and
Apache was never
worse than second al any point.
and led from the far turn on
across the wire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Washino+on Park Results

FIRST RACE 2-Year-oids. q mile
More Delight Gohnnnl 90 90 20
Valdna Mintea (Zufeltl 50 3 30
Miss Fluff UDotterl 90
Time 1919 off 3.17
Alger Ring Master Broke. DOG Dsze
Don't Little steve. AK Quest oneebsI
and Ny Boy also ran.
SECOND RACE a-yeas-e.es- III,
= miles:
Little Bolo tBaileO $50 40 3 30
Taftarus tWhitingJ 20 $50
Swsepsio, tCrohsl 800
Time 10 %. or . 80
Baron omar Eva Wcbre. Connecticut,
Ord River Delay JACK Nennie Crandic.
Masculine and DARK watch also ran
THIRD RACES yesr-ods and up ?
miles on turf.
Flying Hostess
tMorrisseyt a 80 80 so
Starcress (Peirce1 90 so
Fee Dor Barney 5 90
Time $3.50 2-5 of a.
Brown Ben, Cour,iI and Hot Iron also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-3-yeaf-oids and up. :
Burnt Cork CHaycoch $40 100 so
Red Vulcan Whiungb $40 ~
Sales Talk tReevesl 81
Time III SIS OF SIS
wishbone, Portanco and Fun cB also
ran
FIFTH RACE-3-year-olds and up, |
mile
Wedding can tzufclu u 50 $50 . 50
Silent juice tJemasy 90 80
Marian (MsrtinD 20
Time 1877 -. on 3 20
Espino Gold Weigh Anchor. Pirate
and Bobs Dream Also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr-o l.. miles
Slide Rule tzufeiD ~ ~ 40 90
Bourmont peters, 4 SO 20
Chop Chop, Longden) 40
Time ~ 3-5. of 8 05i.
Famous Victory s-All Hoss Askre
now. Amber Light and Occupation also
ran.
an r Headl.y entry
SEVENTH RACE 3-yssr.olds and W
Vsldiua Groom
CReevesb 100 500 500
Cherry Trne Jemas> 10 co. 80
YatroW Maid (Grohsl 40
Time 81 IS. of s IS
Balyarnett First Dtanoe Latent
Mixer and Technicsn also ran
EIGHTH RAcEEono mile
saxon PAU tJemao 800 50 } $50
Doll Baby tpiersonl 500
Time 80
Milo. Bsret sasqur. ValdIns Ererno.
War Bugle. Tenuous. Coupon Pimn.o
Polly. Anonymous and suhdus also ran.
NINTH RACE-4-year-oids and up, 1,
miles Ton turf
Ras Tartar ,GrohO so 500 900
South Bound Lowry IS 90 90
Escolsr (Hsusrb s so
Time l:52 1-1.-ct z.4ll..,- -.--
Chins. Ted o. Dewls Fronc. no,
Old Smokey and Childhood also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Mack Park Lists
Triple Mat Feature

Walter Roxy and Bert Ruby
VIII clash again iii their, second
rubber match in as many weeks
at Mack Park Tuesday evening.
The bout Is one of three fea-
tured in a wrestling triple-header
carded by matchmaker Harry
Light. These lads went to a
draw last week TO break a three
all tie in victories. Wild Man
Zim. buShy haired bad man, meets
Ali PaSha, the bearded Turk. and
"Buck" Estes tackles Joe Ferroni
in the other bouts. each an hour
time limit. two in three falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Five Events Remain
On Tennis Slate

Five more tournaments remain
on the district tennis slate, the
FIRST of which is the Ilamtramck
open. Aug. 7-15.
Highland Park Junior and Boys
comes up Aug. 1923 Hamtramck
Veterans for those 10 or over. is
Aug. 1921. and the Hamtramck
Girls rs and under Aug 23-2S
Dates for the CYO event have
not been announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
HoARDERS OUT

III hunter atrpHdy mas Ton
shells In his possession no more
would he sold him for the sea
SON" Buckingham said. after
all, 100 shells il not too many
for duck hunting in the duck
country. IL will probably be cut
10 50, II that plan should he
adopted
Fifty is two boxes. Afanufac-
turers could produce the ammunl-
ton needed in few days without
slowing up the supply needed Tor
The armed forces, according TO
Day.
In addition 20 this, millions Of
rounds now frozen. could also be
rationed There would probably
be 'fourS." SKIES" and Fights for
the hunters.
The millions Of pounds of game
that would be taken would help
the meat shortage and wuufd
provide needed recreation for war
workers. None of the game har-
vested would be marketed.
Therefore. unless something I'M
foreseen happens there will be a
reasonable supply Of shotgun am
munition for the states 10000
small game hunters.
While this naturally was good
news 10 the outdoor writers, the
Q. w. A. A stood by their reSo-
LUTON passed at the Chicago con-
vention several months ago. in
which they requested that am
munition be made available If it
could be done without delaying
needs of the armed forces. and
that they would be willing 20
abide by the final decision Of the
WPB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SoftbdII Teams Can
Gain in STANDINGS

Games in the Detroit Softball
Associations schedule this Sunday
night at Mack Park Will bring
the second place Johnson Koal-
pakS into action against the Local
Z Wings, with a chance for the
runncr-up 10 climb a bit closer to
tho indicated Briggs BomberS,
Briggs BomberS, who are to play
Zenith l04 Monday evening.
In the girls division the run
nerS-up Hudson girls have a chance
TO draw closer 10 the leading
Local so BomberetteS in a game
with the Local z Vets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
ROmdn>Glory Wins
Feature at Camden

CAMDEN, D.. J. July "a GNS)
Walter NJ. JcffordS Roman
Glory today chalked up his second
victory of the current meeting at
Garden State Park after coming
from behind 70 take The SiX-fur-
long Stromboli Purse by two
lengths
Roman Glory. in the fifth start
Of his career was followed by the
Christiana Stables Quilon and
Can Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Big Rifle Shoot
In Flint Today

Michlgan's top ranking rifle
shooters are in Flint today COM
peting in their midsummer small
bore rifle tournament. Attending
the meet is Frank J. Kahrs.
widely known Bridgeport Conn,
professional The shoot is Spon-
sored by the Flint Rifle and Pistol
Club. with A J MarXhauSen.
tournament director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Obedience Trial Set

Plans viii be- completed this
Weck lor National Obedience
Dog Tusi al University OF Detroit
Stadium Sept. 70. Glen Staines.
president Of Obedience Classic
lnc announced Al present all
Mat remains D, approval Of The
American Kennel Club for The
time and place Of The meet. ~ y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

is now Cadet
Burns. He is
stati one d at
the University
of G orgIa,
Athens. Ga.
A form c r
tn d Mt at
s out heastern
High, ca d e {
3 urn 5 W a s
ira n s { red
from Fl Ben
". q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
ARNiIDA's READY

Armida, newest addition 10
the local eight-meter feet, Ia
now In commission and sailing
on the river. The Paine-de-
signed sloop owned by George
Gonyeau closely reese m b ] es
Ernie Crates Shamrock, differ
ing only In a finer stern. She'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Empire City Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE-2-yesr-old :. mile.
Michigan Chevy
Double Feature Cstenen1 IS 80 20 SO
sixteen Cents (Stout 10 90
Time i.144.5 on 1.52
s-Ann Carroll s-Bomn Berlin, Hindu
less Cal Rock Mart Reach Head Miss
connie Sonnet Key and LADY Gremlln
dt-1 raU
Field
s-MSrse Farm entry
SECOND RAcE-3-yeaf .olds sno up, :;
Geo Louise tMehrtsns) % 20 Ilso .7.so
Yolandfa (vercher' 1880 1870
Airspring ,HannaJ 1850
Time 10 as, on ? 2si
Direction, straight Lead Shlpmate'
stimuli Victory Play. Hard Telling,
Merry Marine. Bushel Basket Roscoe X.
and Ladies First also ran
'Field
THIRD RACE -J.ytar-old' and up l.,
Transformer Cstensn) 275o 10 800
Tragic Ending Erickson 900 800
The Thane tGveng 20
Time ! ~ SIS on 1907
Sir War and HsichoW also ran
FOURTH RACE 3.ysarold' and up.
singing Torch ,Givenu 1870 SOD 30
Nv -flHsn q NClreai!t -.-sa 2 ILL., "a ~
Flc Wsfdcn tNerchrrt 90
T inc ] ~ 3.5 IN 3 f3'..
Kay.Diaue. Run Reirn Air current
Blenson. Aloatross and large also ran
FIFTH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and up,
1.lb miles.
Apache tSt0un g. so ? so 30
Dt tMehftens $50 3 80
The Rhymcr (NcCrcaryh 90
Time la 3-5. Off 4le
Hale sslto and a-Trieratch also ran.
Belair stud
SIXTH RACE - 3-year-oids and UP.
! LIS miles;
Ere (Snlderl % 80 go 80
Mighty Master CVsrchsrD $40 $40
Blue Flight tGuerini $40
Time rs as On 4 so
Enter FLAX and Mep/ither also ran
SEVENTH RACE 3.year.olds and up.
I . miles
Ts'a Maude tMcCtesryl 1850 ~ % $50
Wesley A tGivensi % o. 0O
MAechance Brooks 20
Tine . S. ~ Sc
aRaisin Bread. Thru Lucky Onso
Budded. Wadd, ana Westnesia also ran
w. Eozsk entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

in h e L. s.
Marines Corps,
has set a new
" orld pistol
shooting rec
ord. Stationed
AT @ u a n tico,
Va Reeves
considered by
experts 10 be
The & e a I est
pistol shot of
a ] ! { j m g,
rhaIkpd nm a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
FIN THE OPEN
PIN THE OPEN
Make Shotgun Shells
For Hunting Only
Nv Don GILES

Michigan small game hunters who have been wondering what
the prospects would be shotgun shells Tor hunting " be m
y following information
About = Of the normal supply az ammunition Tor
hunting purposes only viii be manufactured and distributed time
falls harvest
Authority statement Al Day director Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Hearst Times Rifle
Trophies Are Available

More than 1000 trophies and
prizes we're awarded last week 10
winners IN theIHearSt- Times rifle
meet Competitors may have
thcF awards by calling at the
sports department of the Times.
any sday or Saturday evening
Those unable 10 can should for
ward mailing Instructions 80 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Kramer Rejected
By Navy. Sedbees

Jack Kramer quit the Browns
in 194l 10 work in. shipyard.
Later he was with the Seabees.
When he got, a medical discharge
he returned 10 the St Louis
roster
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
AIsab Gains $50 Lbs.

AlSah hasn't run since winning
the Belmont Victory Handicap
last October\ lie has picked up
80 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

new mark Of 297 out of a possible
300 points over the long course.
distance varying from % yards.
Capt Reeves used as caliber
DISTOf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Reeves Sets New Marx

Harry Reeves former Detroit
police officer and now a captain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE 81 200 claiming sycarqds and furons
zS AN I dls o. t ScurlOco 4ao $40
Time IS Call to coors Aclve Ninzle sdona waham
Cross and Gala Grip also
SECOND RAcE$12oo claiming 3-year-olds and up furons
MARMAG Go li5 IS s,' Clark $50 $50
10 BETTY, 1l2 &C. Moena) $40
iIon9 9Fie Se L0'he' and Gallant Hour also a"
Daily Double paid $734o
THIRD RAcEs 500 claiming aear9las and fo9g
SONG O WAR l12 C Mojenal - . $50
man, GrasshOpper H. Media Luna and Glamour also ran
FOURTH RACE $500 the Lad Lassic Handicap 2year
VALDINA SONORA 40 Cl. Knoru 272O lo4O $50
DARBY DELILAII, 10 IS Young 400 $40
Time Fire Power Jean Labelle Chief Knocker and Com
mando Tom also ran
FIFTH RACE-SlOOOo Governors Handicap 3-year-olds
s sai S94 LOG &c Turk ss4c 1899
9EEERf HHXRTs 81 no o. P S Mnean $50 500
Tine no as Gold PRINCESS sMaoe Monday a-Dospa'ch
"A. Marley entry
SIXTH RACE $4,000 Sale Handicap 3-ycsr-olds
UP THE CREEK. lo5 C. rarl9 1920 700 e0 a90
BON N 0UE Jos s. H B1nos Andrew pcye Bapa,e sweep
swnger and Hasty Kay also
SEVENTH RAcE-sl5oo. claiming syear-ods and up, u.
RAtLoTER5 III u. r. Layton $40 $50
Time iO 81 s. 25 Burning Suck Pete j. Psraw Boy
Dell also
EIGHTH RACE $1,000 the 3>esr,od and
BUTTERNIIi.K io5 &C Turk $40 500 $50
P ETaso f. la3 M &c Ga nR Knon So SO
Time zig 35 American Lake .Jacoo Even Tan, Befry
Chimes Princess olo Turntable and Thae also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
"Bucksho+" Burns Is
Now Cadet in Army

Hearst rifle shooters OF Michi-
gan will be glad 10 learn that
Pfc. Richard r. (BuckShot) Burns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

right 20 SGT bag and Crrel limits
as we'll as season dates for hunt
ing and fishing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Entry Blank
Metropolitan Detroit
Sof+beI| Tournament

Sponsored by The Detroit Times
DeadlIne for Entries August
team .Ndillt ''''''' '''.'''. '.'''.'
Managers Name ................
Managers Address. .............
Phone Number .I...............
DIVISION ...,.... ...........
Please mark men or women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Suffolk Park Results

FIRST RACE-3-yeaT-oid and Hp, =
mile
PLAY Greenock
(Vandenhergl is 70 un on
Mandate (Grossl 15 90 40
Eight and SIX CPlarcettr 3 90
Time l ~ 3-5. off 36
Winged Phariah River shannon. Pro
pose, Frontier Jane. Spare the Rod, LIB
erty Sand, Prince A . and No Count
also ran.
SECOND RACE -year-olds and up 2.
Journey on(vandenbergJIs 60 80 son
Mortsep Gross . -" &" ~
Flag orlsnd tWiihamsD 100
Time / IL %. eff o.
Lady Lyonors, La Scala speed to
Spare ana Sun Girl also ran
THIRD RACE - 2-year-oids. 5i4 fur
longs.
Rockwsn tLuthsD $50 $40 $50
Fleet Queen Oates 4 20 %
Light Sandwich tClaegett , 90
Time l :O6 3-5, Off 3:a7 =
a-Fox Clay. aSusitna. Hslf smart
Hobbys First Hippomenes, Buck Patch
and Bobrtch also ran
&C. 7, Chenery entry
FOURTH RACE 3-year.olds and up ;,
mile
Valdina Melia Gross "a so - 50 $40
Fort Vancouver Nash y 90 80
Elkton (Charfin) 800
Time liz, on \ US
Uhhuh Allegro. Great Albert Mdluck.
Gun Site and Cavalcada also ran.
FIFTH RACE - 4-yesr-olds and up
l-i6 miles
conrad Mann tPrstp 1850 500 90
Blockader Gross 20 81
Like GTeenock (Mansorl 10
Time 1916 3-5, off $50
Roman Hero. Wee Scot, Hati.e Belle
and Town Hall also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-year-oIds and up, 2.
so c,'t ,rreuu $50 40 , 20
Fair Can stevenson 90 50
Kansas tWahlerl 20
Collect call Eric Knigh' 4 Burgsway.
Valdina Alpha. war Result and a-Itaho
''s s,w ya0e unat, entry
SEVENTH RACE-5-yesr-oids and up,
I l-t6 miles
b-Peep show PIRATE 100 $50 $50
s-Happs Khayyanl Gross so So
Fa-Bunny BABY ,(Ttenu so
fb-Argonnc Woods tLe BlanCl 90
Time l:44 As. of $751;
Sentinel Kantar- Run, Hlgh Nant and
Light Landing also ran.
Dead heat for third.
al Philips entry
b-J. Il Miles entry.
EIGHT RAcE-3-yssr-o ld' and up "a.
miles.
Paile pratt - 40 30 20
Majorette tTisntonl ~ ~
Herod's plate tKirk go
Time 2Os 3-5. off 6.lii4
Neddie Lass, Mellow. Ahyssinia TanEs-
nyika. Dollar sign and Graz Apple also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Major Division. All men and women
teams competing 20 represent Detroit In
the Worlds Championships Sept II 20 ~
Class ~ Division All other men ana
women teams
Junior Division: Boys II years Of ss,
or younger
Entry Fee: MAJOR, IS Class a So;
Junior 50
Make all checks payable 10 the Detroit
Softbali Association
Make all entries 20 the Department 81
Parks and Recreation, sos ElmwoOd, De-
troit.- I Michigan -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
sail in her first race here. the
Edison regatta, next Sunday.

Detroit Yacht Club catboat
shippers are scheduled 10 sail the
second and third races for the
Robert Oakman catboat series
this Sunday Emmett Mccoy won
the first start three weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

al r Bruder aud -Duhnrd- entry
h-P. u. Codd entry.
NThree pounds allowance claimed
NxFlve pounds allowance claimed.
.NxNSApeHt- FetiHds allow shee-eturrrrt
Track fast.
Post. rs tEWTl
Horses listed IN order OF post position
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
HUNTING LICENSE NEEDED

Tentative plans call for pTeSen-
tation Of a hunting license 20 a
sporting goods dealer, with one
hax Of shells being rationed AZ a
time. A limit may be set as TO
The number of boxes for the sea
son Ii NAY he although no Ia
hon stamps are indicated Ac-
cording 10 Day, final approval
seems TO be up 10 LOUIS LipScomb,
head of Office Of Civilian Supply
Of the War Production Board.
Nash Buckingham of Memphis
vice, president of the Tennessee
Outdoor Writers and a director
Of the National Outdoor Writers
Association. long an advocate of
ammunition ratoning and fair
play in the distribution OF shot
gun shells 10 the little fellow
suggested 10 Day that each hun
Ter and dealer be required 10
declare the amount OF ammunl-
ton he has on hand before pur-
chase could be made -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
INTERLAKE AUG. Ill

INTERLAkE AUG. 1-II
Following the Edison regatta,
local yachtsmen are going 10
the annual jamboree ut Putin
Bay, Aug. Ill. The Deep Water
Race from the Detroit River
light for MackInac type racers
and cruisers Will he held-a
usual, starting at @ p. m. Satur-
day, Aug. Z. from the Detroit
River light TO the Bay. by way
Of PeIee. Kelley and Ballast
Islands. Racing nj the Bay
starts Monday and continues
through Wednesday.
Edison Boat Club has laid out a
novel course for catboats and
other small craft next week
which will take them down the
river 10 the Belle Isle Bridge and
then back up 10 a buoy near the
Livingstone light, thence 10
marker off Gray Haven before
where they started.
Henry Schuck. r. ri. Ross and
Harry Hammond will defend the
Wilde Trophy in tho OK -catboat
team race for Edison, won last
year by Ross Hammond and
NalbOc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

NpFahIHL NVIUIV NC NNII'ITT"-
meeting Of the Outdoor Writer'S
Association of America held at
Telhco Plains. Tenn, Day told
Scribes that the only problem az
present seemed to be distribution
Plans, however, have been MADE
10 overcome tins difficulty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SARATOGA Entries

FIRST RACE-Sl 700 2-ysar-oid maid |
fns ais furlonEf Nedener Course.
,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06
COUNCIL TO HEAR
 C.Y.O. SPEAKERS
Young Debaters to Speak Sunday; Sacred Heart
 Students on Program

Members of the debating teams of the CYO will be heard Sunday afternoon, April il, ct the regular monthly open meeting of the Water bury Council of Catholic Women. the program arranged by Mrs. Frank Kenney, program chairman of the council. Representatives from dif- ferent school teams will demonstrate methods in debate. aSgumentative and orations.
 Among those taking part will be two winners in recent contests: Miss Mary Kenney. who won in the Ain- erican Legion Oratorical contest. and Miss Jane Berry. who won in the V. ?. Fl. Essay contest. Both are Sacred Heart High school students.
 Council members and their friends and men and women in the city interested in methods os debate pres entation are welcome ct this meet ing.
 At s:S0 a meeting of the executive board will be held in the board room. Miss Agnes FatspatTlck pre- siding. The open meeting will De held in the reception room at N:00 o'clock at the Diocesan Bureau, b0 Church street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06
FISH HANDLERS
 STILL ADAMANT
600 Vote Today on Arbi- tratiOn; Strike Paralyzes
 Boston Port

Boston, April 6. - tUP) --- Some 600 AFL fish handlers whose strike has paralySed the nations No. l fishing port vote today on the question og submitting their wage demands to arbitration.
 The referendum was announced last night after e seven-hour con- ference attended by representatives of the companies, the strikers and the War Labor Board in the office of Chairman Charles II. Cole of the State Arbitration Board. If the arbitration offer Is accepted, the strikers will resume work pending 8 final settlement.
 More than 100000 pounds of fresh fish was threatened with spoilage as result of the strike of the handlers, who fillet, process and pack fish. Coming at the height Of the Lenten season, the situation was particularly acute.
 The strike began Friday night when the Massachusetts Fisheries Association and the Seafood Work. CTS Union (AFTI) failed to reach an agreement on the renewal of a wage contract. Besides wage in- creases, the fish handlers also seek vacation pay.
 Among those sitting in at yester- days conference were Louis Becker of the War Labor Board and U. 6. ConciIiator John Steele.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06

him with thoughtful innocence. T believe that was the trth." she said slowly.
 'f'd like to talk to him." Barry said. DO you think he might be there still9"
 She shrugged. He might, He's ben there for six years, He was there last October"
 
 So Barry joined the party In the small tender going from the boat to the island,
 Allison proved Q beguiling guide, She complained loudly of the blis- tering heat but led spirited search through the colorful, cobblestoned streets for the old Indian, some- how managing to point out Q thou sand native customs and relics en route. She had Q magic way of dis. persing the swaI1ns of native Chil- dren with Q few pennies, and coax ing passage by armed guards,
 But the old Indian could not be found. Even Barry was satisfied by the time they abandoned the search in the duSlxy. music-illled interior of Allison's favorite cafe. Around their table they raised wine glasses to AlllSons prowess as guide.
 Mischief tingled her laughter. ''No, let's drink to dear old Itchy Suma," she cried. and the blood oath of Chichicastenango. They lured the lion from his lair"
 Barry glanced around at the sudden roar of laughter from the three other men, He realized sud. denly he had bene dued into coming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-06
HONOR PUPILS IN 'ADSENTIA'
Clark University Grants Membership to Local,
 WatertOwn Youths
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 Worcester, Mass, April e.--John ?. Augeln oe Waterbury and John n. Miller og Watertown were honor. Cd with membership In the Clark University Scholarship society, ''in absentlA" yesterday, along with eight other students now in the armed forces. Only one student, Edward E. Sinclair of Worcester, was present to receive his plaque.
 Paul 8. Clarkson, '25, of the legal staff of the Consolidated Gas and Electric Company, Baltimore, Md, was the principal speaker on the proRraEl. Dean Homer P. Little read Nhe plaque which will be mailed to che new InembeFs of the society at their service posts.
 Both Augelil and Miller were out- standing In academic and extra cur- riculum activities during their col. lege careers.