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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sotroni chomicki, Sc: khna Gorniak,
ts. Hamtramck.
Earl Baweum. 90; Helen Blackburn,
Elmer T. Massersng. 80; Helen R.
Wenkoski, SO.
Alfred A. A. witt. 81; Marie Fink.
Jane. W. Thompson. 20; Mildred o.
Dell Tucker, 10; Rosa Lee Jones. 10.
Charles NJ. Burton. 20; Donna A.
Ross. Is; River Rouge Dearborn.
wallace Gibson, 26; Glenna Wilson.
James Edward Houlihan, "a: Norah
EliLabeth MeGinty. rs.
ynest Dehonaco. 81; Lita Del
kenneth T. Z, Brooks, So; Martha J.
Oscar II. smith. 90; Mary Branisan.
Joseph Yassay. Al: Arlene Z. Rice
Alton Beal, Brake Jr,, 20; Kaye
Schaufele, IS.
oryilis Tsdrow. 81; Virginia Loewen,
Alfred Lorue Ratelff. "a; Virginia
Catherine Bielman. 23.
James Larsh. Is; Audrey A. Kogel-
schatI, II.
George Gennrieh, "a; Bernice NJ. Ko-
brynski. 20. Hamtramok.
Louis saoin. rs; Blanche Kosoglad.
~.
Arnold AeNesiy Jr.. p; Edna l..
Mccoy. Is.
Arthur Guison. IS; Frances shute 20
Myer Golding. 81: Helena Brown 10.
Louis l.. Favenyesi. 20; Dorothy l..
Diehl. "a.
William d. Moore. IS; christ'N ".
Lee. 20.
Arthur r. Mlujsak. %: Dorothy p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26

fairly familiar with hydraulic piping
on machine tool assembly. good post
war future. Must comply with VINO.
Apply at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26

Peck. rs, Traverse -Beneville.
Nathaniel Scott. 81; Norlena F1an-
aEAn. %.
William Gonek. 81; Lassie Hunt, 26.
Lowell Whtlow, 90 Mary Ivasko-
Vch, 49, Detroit, Lincoln Park.
Harold Williams. %, Doris Elizabeth
Curry, 10
Harry j. strasz. 20: Ruth Z. Brule.
80
Paul p. Ksn,er. ~; Irene L. Pilot.
90.
Gordon Lee WAbeke. %: Mildred
Hattie GrAsmeyer. q.
Max Thomas Dombeck. %: Mar
garet Ann Dueweke, Is.
Sam DObins Arlington, 36; Mary
Katherine Barber, FL.
Clarke b.. Reid. Is. Jean Mott, 81.
Highland Park Birmingham.
James r. Colvin. SO. Dorothy A. Nc
Griff. 20.
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FUNERAL DIRECTIONS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
| 1882 r. JEFFERSON FL 7i7s-7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26

CLOU6H-July "a. Kate. beloved
mother OF Miss Matilda Malloy and
the late little Joe Malloy: grand
mother OF Howard Mullins Funeral
from the parlors OF sutton a Sun,
ii47 Trumbull Ave, Friday at II. "
FINN-July rs, Louise. age 80, al
residence. 1855 HolcOmb, dear mother
OF Theodore Nikoriuk, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotlieb W Sonboro
sister Of Carl. Funeral from the Yer
heyden Funeral Home, 1890 Mack
at Outer Drive. Friday Time later
MEYER - Louis. July ~. at his
home. 1921 Lawndale, beloved hus-
band OF Louisa. dear father Of. Mrs.
Pearl Loswe and Ether. also leaves
2 brothers. / sister, 4 grandchild and
I gTeat-gTandchild Funeral services
at J. ID. MauensOn Funeral Home.
1726 Lswndale. Friday at ] p. m,
to stephsnus Evangelical Lutheran
Church at 1880.
MIELKE-July %, Robert CBob). be-
loved husband OF Mrs Robert Aielke.
dear father OF Mrs Stanley A. Smyk.
Phillls and Frances. dear brother OF
Mrs. John Derowski OF Center Line.
Mich. and George Mielke OF Phila-
delphia. Pa. Funeral Thursday at
$50 a m. from the residence. 1877
Frederick, 10 ~. Albertus Church at
10 q m. Interment AT Mt. Olivet.
sHANAHAN-July rs. George Daniel.
OF 1045 Cherry ST.. beloved father
OF Dolores and George ID. Jr.: son
OF Mrs. Minnie Shanahan. dear
brother Of Joseph l.. Mrs. Rose por-
man. Mrs. Annetta Gaylor, Francis
T.. Sister Rose Daniel INN. Mr..
Lucy PerdelwitZ. Funeral from
chapel Of w. r. Hackett a sons.
5sI6 W Vernon. Friday at 9.30
Holy Trinity Church at 10. Inter
ment Nj Oliyet.
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Death Rotlfes

BECk-(nee TheisenD. July ~. Mag
dalen l.. beloved wife OF Roman,
dear mother OF Virginia. sister Of
Mrs. Bernadette Harksr. Service from
the Haley Funeral Chapel. i6065
Hamilton Ave, al Puritan, Thursday
Al $50 a. m, Precious Blood Church
at 10 a. m.
BETKOwsN - Clements. OF 23i5s
Van Dyke. died Monday, dear father
OF son Junior, missing In action. dear
son Of Mrs Betkowski. dear brother
OF sophie and jeanne ia Poland. dear
cousin OF Mr., and Mrs. Max sabis-
zeVski Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig MUIR
swski Funeral Thursday, $50 from
] V. Chrzsnowski Funeral Psrlors.
f437 Russell St, 10 Our Lady Queen
Of Apostles Church al o'clock. In
terment at Mi. Olivst.
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MALE HELP WANTED

CLERKs-Accounting. msterisl.
planning. scheduling. termination.
time. Can qualify with general
clerical exp. USES referrsl nee.
The Thinker Detroit Axle Co.. 43l5
w Fort
CONTINENTAL Motors Corp. i2s0l
East Jefferson. needs. Production
gauge Inspector. tool and fixture in
speetors and rnillwrights. machin,
man and electrician Apply Employ,
ment Department
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TRADE SCHooLS-FEMALE

GIRLS Free beauty culture training
HYGIENE SCHOOL. $40 Twelfth
MA snJJ.
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TRADE ScHoOLS-MALE

ternational affiliated school: DAY
evening classes. Call. write. phone
for Information. Greenes Barber
College. $50 Michigan CA 2s14
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PLAsTERER-A-I patching. rooms
ceilings arehesi Teas. pA AIS,
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LOK TITE
Combination windows permanently
installed. Easy TO operate. UP 20 3
years TO pay.
TO s-6s33
OLD sa.ss cleaned, painted ana re.
paired esulking CA 045e
PAINTfNC PArERHANGiNG
CLEAN, COMPETENT. TO s-3s75
PAINTING. decorating. wall wash
ing. paper cl any time. TIE 1851
PAINTING. decorating. wall wash.
ing. workmanship guar. TO e-e333.
PAINTING and decomiing, inside
and out LA s23s.
PAINTING. paperhsnging. 81 and up.
Gail NE 1850.
PAINTING, decorating, work guar
Terms. II months" NO 1891.
PLASTERING lathing, ceilings
arches. Al repairs: reas. TO 'S-e3ss
FASTENING. repairing. alterations
NO Job too small. large. TO s-i6Se
PLASTERING 80 Exper. men: coves
arches. ceilings; all kinds. ME- 1925
PLAsTERING - Large. small jobs ;
repair. alterations Guar. CT 5ss3.
PLkSTERER- patching. rooms.
ceilings arches; Teas. pA AIS,
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MIDDLEWOOD - Catherine. OF 2544
Cadillac Blvd. beloved wife OF the
late Charles Middiewood. dear mother
OF Vincent Joseph and William Mid
dlewOod. Funeral SatuUAy fsSn Hal.
Imam Funeral Home 3si East Grand
Blvd, at $3.50, Annunciation Church
At 10.
SZtI-ADZINskI Joseph, beloved
husband OF Mary, dear Sbrother OF
Norbert. Virginia and Pc. Leonard
IN England. grandfather OF Arlene
Szaladzinski. son Of the late Mary
Bobrowski. brother OF Frank, Mrs.
Constance Breske and Walter Salad
zinski. 81. NJ. &c. L. s. Navy,
Funeral from l.. T. SobOcinski Par
Tors. 5i44 McDougall. saturday, $3.50.
10 81. Hyacinth Church Al 1000.
wELLs-July "a. George. at resi-
dence, 1857 Baldwin husband of
julia Robinson father Of Warren
and Gertrude Funeral from George
y Warrick Funeral Home. 1898 =.
Grand Blvd. Thursday al 2 p. m. In
terment WOodmere
WIsE-William Gordon. suddenly, AT
Miami. Florida, Sat, July %. Be
loved husband OF Clara Louise Beau
bien Wise. dear father Of Warren W
W. Sidney Wise and Mrs Leo Doyle
Funeral service at Terry Mctiovern
Funeral Home. 1927 W Vernon.
Thursday at $50 and 81. Gabriel
Church at 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

PLUMBING, sewers, sinks. drains
cleaned electrically. As low as 80
NJ results no charge Anywhere, any
ttlme, including Sunday. HO ASIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-26
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
Not a SurreaIist

] ann neither a rcal>t nor a
>ureahSt and have never had
high blood pressure front
page scandal or a postwar plan
nor TOPAZ tfUt i've had -four
,rt-rr-t, rr-s r1tt --ff1r tttr1- 1rTrt r1TdT1y
roSv promises and kind words
from party politicians every
election day
7 10 moi ask Tor a Beautiful
New World | shall be CRATE
ful If victory and peace come
in time 10 save a little Of the
pleasant old world with every
thing Just as it was-for the
boys TO come back TO!
/ must believe IN heaven and
a future life because here on
earth ] am just about as
esteemed and loved as a Ger
man mark
Tread 5 eIFsiiFttIFts- for CONF
fort ! need comfort. | am the
white collar woman
DlstTlT1ted by King Features Synd.. Inc.
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Sewing
School at
Local Store
IN KEEPING with tho nov

IN KEEPING with tho new
L and growing vogue Of home
dreSsmaking, a sewing school
that includes an the newest
professional short cuts in trim
ming, fitting and finishing Of
garments Will open Monday
Feb. II. on the third floor OF
The J. l.. Hudson Co.
The school. which is under
the direction of designer and
-afessmaker Miss Ettcfiic Rivers.
is open TO the public and Will
continue through Feb. rs with
classes held at 1870 M and
II 80 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Mon
DAYS through -ErIdalS-aaa-at
ll.30 a. m, on Saturdays.
The course of six lessons will
include A thorough basic train
ing in fabrics and styling, how
10 make your own and Your
ChitdTCn-S clothes and how 10
coordinate a wardrobe
Special emphasis viii be
placed upon chlldrcn'S clothes
and Miss Rivers VIII show
various tricks of fitting and let
ting out that defeat the prob
tenn presented when X8ungS tcrS
oulgrow their clothes too
rapidly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
1LAite Cola, Girl
Backbone Of Mahon
BN HtrEN ROW. ND

ana thrilled when She shows Up
ucNi morning
permit protIteerS 10 mulct
mo tra3csWCn 90 sheer az me
statesmen To- bully me, walters
to keep mo- waiting and always
pal With taNi drivers
pas super first class prices
-rirrtr-r tfrTrd CfTyS pUTrIUuy
lu restaurants. and 1914 prices
t.-r -r>erAthlnG- out Of the same
-v-1tary ] CTrUCd III 1910 Every
thing has gone up except my
income That is as fixed as a
-vfror-- -.rrr--t yrrTrfC-
7 work hard cor my living
exist ON a budget. wear cotton
stock1uES. and do without all
iuNuTieS rather than patronize
tt..l--tiEetF fs45+i fStttt4~t. I
dread initiation more than /
ever dreaded the JapS
BetWeen} the high taxes on
the one hand and The high cost
Of living ON the other my
p0cketnook is Zimmerman Ihe
butter with a dollar dinner and
Nattor than Berlin after an
HTT Tdlq
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Guard Complexion

THERE IS something about
this particular season of the
year that gives the complexion
a sort of post-mortem appear
apce. You may have noticed
subtle changes going on, Harsh
winds may have rus d a
eiiappcd condition.
This same state can be
brought about by a too dry at
moSphere in home or office
Don't fail TO put water contain
ers on the radiators Dry air is
tough on the human skin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

When "A gentleman allers- ne
fTS scat / gTdteluilN say lhahh-
NOu >O-much - and mmtul-
aTCN ICtl Nul\ mld-Nlctorian
bus more than my quota oi
war bond, always EIAc- t4llnn
points, carry my own PARCELS
oYerpay my maid give her the
best f-arTu TIT tine house an1
never contradict hCr I'tyrmbfo
when tru1-JS II might 7ud
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FOR ALL lnenS' Pattern ri
contains a transfer pattern OF
Is motifs nom 62tN6 10 q XXI
inches list of materials. stitches.
Send - cents in COINS for this
PATTON 10 The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, i225 fines
square DeiroR 81 Mich.
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Service Department

It. Birdie Tebbetts, former Tigers eotehe has one o.
Texos' strongest basketball at Waco Army Air Field
The Red Cross Columbia Club the Rue De LEysee in
Paris has installed gym with boxing equipment and hos
hired Cleo locotei former EuroPeon 9twe CHIT champion
70 run the place. Pvt Are Oorrel. the weIterweight
boxer has been assigned Van Mugs Co airport to give
FIGHTER pilots muscle building exercises. Bruce
Smith former AAmeca ond A-SeNce tootbolIer, has join
ed the Lee Field Fla court squad CPO Ray Fido MUIR
ply the Topeka Kos club in the inactive Western
Association and kept trim lost by guiding the Quon
set Point R. t. filters to successful season. heading to SEQ
on orcrot carrier.
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Michigan
Depends on
Walter keII

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. 20
-lPy-With a seven game win
ming streak to its credit, Michi-
gans promising basketball team
Will be up against an expert
enced and favored Ohio State
team here tomorrow night in the
Western Conference ope ne r.
With the defending champions
matched against an undefeated
Michigan squad, the contest will
be one of the most decisive con-
ference games.
In previous games, Michigan
has defeated Romulus air base
and western Michigan twice
each, University Of Wyoming,
Central Michigan and Kellogg
Field. Ohio State will use the
same powerful team that won
the title last year.
While the Wolverines have
improved with every game they
may fall under the axe of a fast
team out to make up for a 53-48
defeat in overtime by Kentucky
last week.
Tallest possible team Michigan
can send on the floor averages
six feet while Ohio States start
ing lineup will average six feet
four inches and is dominated by
Center Arnold Reisen at six feet,
eight and a half inches. Reisen,
who is the teams leading scorer
was all-conference and led indi-
vidual scoring last year.
Scrappy Guard Walt Kell
Wolverines leading scorer with
54 points, is expected TO spark
the Michigan attack. Kell tailed
q points against Wyoming Sat.
urday night. Starting lineur
will be Bill Gregor and Johr
Mullaney at forwards, Bob Gea
han at center and Kell and Dor
Lindquist at guard.
Coach Bonnie Oosterbaar
will have plenty of reserve
strength for requirements in Dor
Lund, Keith Harder, Bruce
Hilkcne, Ted Berce and Morrit
Bikoff.
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Gage
Tourney Sci
Stote High School
Meetings Planned

LANSING, Dec. 20 - up -
The State High School Athletic
Association today announced
plans for completely normal"
state interScholastic basketball
tournaments in both upper and
lower peninSulaS in the spring.
The lower peninsula tourna-
ment committee said it is round
ing out details for that PENN
sulas district, regional and final
meets, and by mid-January will
be in position 20 announce loca-
tons Of regional and district
tournaments.
The upper peninsula tourna-
ment committee is to meet Jan
6 at Crystal Falls to make SINH
lar arrangements for the north
ern meet.
The two peninsulas hold sepa-
rate tournaments.
Julian w. Smith, state high
school athletic director, said
we are going ahead with plans
for normal tournament play, the
same as before the war" He
added that he saw in recent wal
manpower disposition st a t e.
mcntS nothing indicating a desire
that the tournaments should be
abandoned.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla,

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec.
20 - (P) - A new flve-member
Florida racing commission takes
office next Tuesday, but faces
the prospect of no racing to reg
ulate after the first day. The
racing season in Florida and all
other states closes January 3
under an edict of war mObiliza-
ton Director Joseph F. Byrnes.
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Red Winqs
Slapped by
Conodiens

MONTREAL, Dec. 20 - (P)-
Detroit's ambitious Red Wings,
still hopeful Of shaking the Mon
treal Canadiens loose from their
National Hockey League lead,
will have to try different ave-
nue. for overtaking the Stanley
Cup champions.
Last night Detroit, with a
chance to climb in front by a
point, tried TO humble Les Can
adiens in their own bailiWlck
but the result was 9 to l push
in the face that left the Wings
three points back in second
place and maintained Montreaps
record of not having lost TO a
Detroit club since the season OF
1942-43. In that stretch the best
the Red Wings have been able
to garner in the series IS two
ties in Is games.
Maurice Richard of Les Can
adiens set a new league indlVld-
ual scoring record in making the
encounter a one-man rout. HIS
five goals, which fell one short
of another circuit standard, and
three assists gave him a point
total of eight, one more than the
mark originally set by Max
Bentley of Chicago and tied by
Carl Liscombe of Detroit.
All five Of Richards goals
were included in the 80 margin
the champions built up before
Syd Howe counted DetroIts lone
tally with seven minutes TO play.
Richard started his big night
with a classic maneuVer, stick
handling his way through the
Detroit defense, feinting l8-
year-old Harry Lumlcy out OF
the Red Wing nets and back
handling the puck into an empty
goal just minute and seven
seconds after the game got under
way. Toe Blake made it 20 late
in the first period and then
Richard really sizzled.
Before the second stanza was
minute and half old Richard
started one-man goal-rush,
hitting twice within eight Sec
onds to leave Lumley a beWlld-
cred young man. After Elmer
Lach's long shot connected,
Richard made his third goal OF
the period and Buddy O'Connor
boosted the lead 10 10 two MIN
utes before the intermisslon.
Richards fifth goal came
midway of the last period after
an intercepted Detroit pass.
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The Monitor-leader
FRIDAY DECEMBER 20, 1914 PAGE IA
JOB TOO TOUGH

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Dec.
% - CP) - Prof. w. j. Lemke
of the University of Arkansas
has given sports writer's a job
some of them don't relish. He
is conducting a poll to select an
all-time razor-back basketball
team. One sports editor who re-
sponded said the assignment was
too tough because there have
been too many star porkers.
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Buckeyes
Troun(e MISC
in 67.31 Till
Sportons Head
For Struggle
at lowe City

EAST LANSING, Mich, Dec.
% - CP) - Ohio States power
full Buckeyes, fortified with
their second basketball triumph
of the season over Michigan
State, 81 to 81, turned today TO
their Saturday clash with Mich
lgan at Ann Arbor as the Spar
tans headed for Iowa City 10
collide with Iowa's strong Hawk
eyes on the same night.
Forward Don Crate, with 20
points, and Center Bill Pfeiffer
with l3 were the Buckeye hot
shots last night as Ohio sur
passed a previous SO TO 81 YER
dict over the Spartans and ran
its pre- conference record TO
three wins in four starts. The
Michigan tilt opens defense Of
the Buckeye big ten title.
Paced by the Crate Pfeiffer
combination, Ohio raced TO 33
10 8 halftime lead and rationed
the Spartans to seven field goals
for the evening.
Bill Rapchak, Michigan State
freshman from Whiting, Ind,
playing in his first Spartan tilt,
led his team with seven points
and Sam Fortino, the team S
high scorer in two previous
games, scored five-all on free
throws.
The game would have been
even more of a walkaway Il
the Spartans hadn't been in rare
form at the free throw line,
cashing II to rs foul shots.
Coach Ben F. Van Alstyne
and 10 Michigan State players
left this morning by bus TO make
train connection at Battle
Creek for Iowa City and the
Hawkeye struggle. Saturday S
game with Iowa is the third IN
history between the two teams,
each having won one.
Ohio State, with an all-Vet-
eran starting lineup from the
team that captured the big ten
championship last year by win
ming 10 of II conference games,
will be favored over Michigan
in the Ann Arbor big ten curtain
uniser despite the indicated
Wolverines seven straight vic
tories this season.
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Fill Another Niche
in Hall Of Fame

NEW YORK, Dec. % - lP)-
Baseball writer's have a long list
of candidates in the 1915 ballot
ing for new member TO the Hall
of Fame at CooperstoWn, N. Y.
Among those under consider
alton are President Clark Crit
fifth of Washington, Johnny EV-
ers Of the old Chicago Cubs,
Fred Clarke of Pittsburgh, Bill
Dickey Of the Yankees, Rube
Waddell Of the Athletics, Roger
Bresnahan of the Giants and
Cards, big Ed Walsh Of the
White Sox and. Miller Higgins
of the Yankees.
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One New York City skyscrap-
er accumulates so much static
electricity that neon lamp can
be lit by applying wires to a
door knob.
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CAMP PENDLETON, OCEAN
SIDE, Calf, Dec. 29-Bob Dav-
ey, private first class, United
States Marine Corps, learned
his boxing at the Arena Club,
Mount Clemens, Mich, decade
ago, and hasn't forgotten much.
Davcy returned to the roped
square in a huge outdoor show
here for the first time in eight
years and racked up an impress
sive win over a Marine Corps
champion.
Davey, a 200-pound Leather
neck, showed a lot of ring
know-how 10 bash his way TO a
verdict over Private First Class
Ray Richards, l78, Of Detroit.
Richards won the First Division
lightheaVy title in Australia and
also is a veteran of both ring
wars and Jap battles in the Pac-
ific.
Despite the aggresSlVeneSS oil
the Leatherneck champ, DaVey
drove him into the ropes on sew
eral occasions with looping leftS
and a chopping right. Davey
said it was the first time he had
laced on the gloves in eight
years and admitted that his wife,
Elizabeth, would be pretty sur
prised" to learn he was boxing
again.
The bout in which he appear
ed was one on a card of eight
and part Of a weekly huge out
door show provided as recrca-
ton and entertainment for the
many Marines stationed at this
huge training camp.
Davey's wife lives at SIS Riv-
erside drive, Mount Clemens.
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Sports Roundup
Bv HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK. Dec. % - tAP) - The biggest reason why
stote Rocno Commission probably ho he wos the only
reol "rocng man" that body ~ brig Gen oorun -
phean's term as chairman Of the New York Nniec C0n,s
,on soon 10 expire and tho two big Jobs WI" move
90 be filled The New York commissions are Pooooy He
r,ost Influential OF oil in their respective sports INC,
Iotol the rocno commission job is sooess, although
Me-. Work made over % million bucks from racing IN 94-
Ed McKeever Notre Danes coach WHO wos 'nL ;de
- an, soininess ,v il Maybe he remembers what those
subwoy alumni called him after the army GONE