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Evening star., 1944-08-22

Senator Cara1Vav
Is Entertained

Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife of the
Vice President, looking unusually
pretty in her dark blue frock and
becoming small round hat OF pink
flowers, was the ranking guest al
the party given yesterday for Sen
ator Hattie w. Caraway, first
woman elected to the Senate. The
fete was given by the American
Newspaper Women's Club in its at
tractive clubhouse on Twentieth
street and others from the Con-
gress paid tribute to the distin-
guished member from Arkansas
The Senator wore black with white
lace at the neckline and greeted
the guests as they arrived though
there was no formal reception. Bah
Lincoln, second vice president OF
the club acted as hostess, and the
party was arranged by Mrs. Ray
mond McKinless, who as Ann Parks,
daughter of former Representative
T1lman B. Parks of Arkansas, was
correspondent for Arkansas papers
when she became a member Of the
club.
Mrs. John M. McClelland, wife
of the junior Senator from Arkan-
sas,with Mrs. w. E. Pattison French,
and Mrs. Ellen s. Woodward alter
mated at the tea table.
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers brought with her a cluster
OF red roses in a charming bowl Of
Arkansas pottery sent by the woman
members Of the Lower House to the
Senator. Mrs. Rogers sat
on the sofa, chatting with Senator
Caraway for some time. Others
from the Arkansas delegation who
attended the party were Repre-
j. william Fulbright, who
will succeed Senator Caraway in the
next Congress, and Mrs. Fulbright;
Representative and Mrs. Fadjo
Cravens, Representative and Mrs.
Brooks Hays and Representative
and Mrs. Orren Harris.
Senator and Mrs. Tom Connally
were there, Miss Vera Bloom, Just
back from a short vacation in
Atlantic City, with her father, Rep
Sol Bloom, and former
Representative Bryant Castellow of
Georgia, who accompanied his SON.
ln-law and daughter, former Rep
resentative Aaron Ford OF Missis-
sippi. also, attended the fete.
Others assisting yesterday were
Mrs. James w. Boyer. jr.. and q
group Of juniors, Margaret Cook,
Peggy Boyer and Marie Hudson.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Miss Wolfe Weds

Mrs. George S. Mckenzie an
nounces the marriage of her sister,
Miss Helen Wolfe, to 1t. Thomas
Edgar Timberlake, jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Timberlake Of Ell Paso.
The wedding took place August 2
in the Mount Vernon Methodist
Chapel, with the Rev. Lloyd E.
Snyder, jr. officiating. :.
The bride was attended by Miss
jeanne Humbert and 1t. Tom L.
Peyton, jr.. served as best man for
1t. Timberlake.
The couple will reside in Missis-
sippi while 1t. Timberlake is on
duty at Camp Van Dorm.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
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Bride-ELect

Miss Ellen Marie Thomas enter
tanned Sunday afternoon at a tea
in honor of Miss Doris Talbert
whose marriage to Corpl. James Ar
thur Windtberg will take place
Saturday.
The party was given in the home
OF Miss Thomas parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Howard Thomas, on
Connecticut avenue and was COM
bined with a bridal shower.
Guests at the party included Mrs
Edward D. Talbert. mother of the
bride-elect; Mrs. Edward D. Tai
bert, jr.: Miss Barbara Talbert, Miss
Jane Simmons, Miss Betty Ellen
Heath, Miss Margaret Coggins, Miss
Mary Spicer, Miss Ann Marie Mau-
rer. Miss Madeline Dougherty, Miss
Lois Weigand, Miss Patricia Brady
Miss Jane Thada, Miss Teresa
Flynn. Miss Catherine Ann Dolan,
Miss Betty Lou Shaver and Miss
Zoe Renoe.
Among matrons who attended
were Mrs. Edward T. Dougherty,
Mrs. Lawrence B. Palmer, Mrs.
John Bittner, Mrs. William Holmes,
III; Mrs. Clement H. Evans, jr.; Mrs.
Robert E. Niederstrasser, Mrs. Ber-
nard P. Dougherty and Mrs. BERTHE
Dougherty.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
VII Meet FRIDAY

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Izaak Walton League will hold its
regular monthly meeting Friday
evening in the Nurses Home of Co.
lumbia Hospital at $50 o'clock.
A social evening will follow the
meeting, with Mrs. Floyd B. Hinch-
man and Mrs. John F. Stowell as
hostesSeS.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
To Be We'd

DR.. and Mrs. Alvin Lorig an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Jeanne Lorig, to
Mr.. Kenneth w. Malone of the
Royal Air Force, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. P. Malone of Nassau, Ba-
hamas.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Mr.. Stetti1ziHs Host at Dinner
To World Security Delegates
By Katharine NJ. Brooks.

The h Of the oa representatives
foreign countries who meeting Washington
The Underseay OF State for this country Stens
1r the host and entertained
representatives Of the three Socialist
pubcs the United Kingdom
Of this Government
The representatives of these countries meeting Dumbarton
Oaks estate which
important foreign
Columbia the Of Government former
Oaks 1t purchased Mr. and Mrs Robert
Bliss who remoded and within
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Cuban Ambassador
And Family Back

The Cuban Ambassador, DR.. Au-
relic F. Concheso, returned yester-
day morning from New York in
time to meet Sonora de Concheso
and their children when they ar
rived from Havana. Sonora de
Concheso. who has been in their
Cuban home since the early sum-
mer, was accompanied by Senorita
Dulce Achevedo, niece of President
Batista of Cuba, who will be their
guest at the Embassy through the
autumn.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Il announcement

Announcement is made OF the
marriage of Miss Helen McGuckin,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
L. McGuckin of Columbus, Ohio, to
Aviation Cadet Brayton A. Field,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Brayton w.
Field of Arlington.
The ceremony took place May 20
in Covington, XIV.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Betty Jane Fuller
Is Recent Bride

The marriage Of Miss Betty Jane
Fuller to Pfc. Lewis Hunter took
place August l3 in the Douglas Me-
mortal Methodist Church, the Rev.
William F. Wright officiating at the
ceremony.
Mrs. Hunter is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Fuller, and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Olin Hunter.
Reported missing in October,
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Club Luncheon
For Children

The Zonta Club luncheon tomor-
row at the YWCA at Seventeenth and
K streets will be for members and
their children. If it is impossible
for one to be accompanied by her
child or grandchild another child
relative may be guest. Mrs. Grace
Latona, poet and writer of children's S
stories, will be the guest of honor
and will read some of her stories.
Mrs. Latona has chosen many of
the historical places in Washington
as the subjects for her stories and
poems.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Robot Victims Getting
Red Cross Supplies

Clothing. medicines and q shat
terproof glass substitute to replace
windows in bombed-out dwellings
are being supplied to victims Of the
robot bomb blitz in England by the
American Red Cross.
National headquarters of the Red
Cross announced today more than
1872 900 evacuees from London bomb
ings have been given an average of
10 garments each. Distribution is
being handled by the Women's VOL
unteer Services of Great Britain.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Entertain Guest

Mrs. G. T. Pappas of Jackson
Heights, Long Island. accompanied
by her daughter, Patricia, are Wis
iting the formers brother in law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
r. Middleton, in their home on
Greenbrier drive in Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1944-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Rowell
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Blanche c. Rowell,
to Gunner's Mate Frank w. Patt,
U. 8. N, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Patt Of Grand Rapids. The we'd
ding will take place in the fall.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Recent Bride

Miss Wanda Jeanne DENIES,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl M.
DENIES, Of Riverdale. was married
August II to Mr.. Harold Edward
Luckes. the ceremony taking place
in st. Mary's Church In Riverdale.
Evening star., 1944-08-22

Goebbels called our Flying Fort
resses Flying Coffins." We need
more Of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Wedding Notices

Detailed descriptions OF Ued-
oings must be received by The
Star in ddudnce OF or on the
date OF the ceremony and must
bear a signed authorization.
In ordinary circumstances an
nouncements of marriages can
not be used If submitted more
than a ,Ueek after the ceremony.
Evening star., 1944-08-22

1elS Pvt Hunter returned to his
division In Italy and last February
was wounded In action at Anzo bride making their
Evening star., 1944-08-22

MISS ANKERS.
A fall lOeddtng is planned
By Miss Blanche Baker
Ankers, tDhose engagement to
Officer Candidate EdWard A.
Belknap is announced By her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher
H. Belknap of Vienna.
The bridegroom m-elect is the
son OF Mrs. Hannah Belknap
OF Richmond.
Del Ankers Photo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
YPSILANTI

Tho Philadelphia Church ~
Christ. pcniaeosial e2S Ncnfo'
street ~ which Elder Achinson
Is pastor announces that 'aF
heating system 81 Tho church e
completely installed The office s
and members are very grateful
to their faithful trustee Mr. Po.-
lard and Elder Atchinson f'r
their leadership and also efaieiti
10 ali who helped finance III
heating system and make t2e
church comfortable 90 Worship 't
Mother Bass has been called howe
10 her parents who arc Nl
sunday Feb 90 musical pro-
rram will hc riycr. for the hene-
NJ ~ the financial drive Pc
pnhlic Is invited Visitors ar" a'-
.wa,s welcome at THIS church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

t,red MIC gan Sports Enterprise seemed TO bring
ot an enyered spirit in boxing by the local club fight
This cntgifisc should keep the boys around Brew
rr r,rtcr has supplying talent for the bouts. Until
rs,er the feer had to rely on the semi-monthly box
gsrogram a olympia to keep active in the pugilistc en-
cs srt.srs Vho could no more than hope for a spot
me pr5lnitsfirS at Olympia will be featured fighters
sths Arcadia nus viii mean that the local lads in the
-rv sri ~ defense will be supplemented with quite
NJ h ag rs participating regularly in the programs
aus Arcadia
S.siis S~ matchmaker and Joseph A. Hunt
gs we>eev s sport Enterprises.
samIaegf a ono OF the greatest fighters Of his day
m.s rsf % szhbion bout with Jack Johnson for the
sufferers TIRE Francisco earthquake and fire of 900
Prior u gfefd had lost thrilling bout to Johnson
a Chelsea Mas,
Recently gford was found broke and living in a
wereor alar,snft in Harlem. Friends and lovers Of
torrs amea4' Set trust fund for old Sam AT pres
Rs stegs, sent to Guaranty Trust company, 524
Fah aent N,a York. payable to Sam Langford.
JACK Iohfp was the most Travelled heavyweight
cram world. JohnSons infamous exploits car
If4 sw 81 Portugal. Brazil Mexico Cuba Eng
a.' Franc fnany Uruguay Australia and possibly
This t mind that Joe Louis has not yet trav-
fed oH p 81 sriincnt. but before he is through with
ar very sure that Louis will have appear
< " rary ea'iff Of the United Nations and possibly
a0He t'rln af lokio The army estimated that more
.sn Jaw Louis on hi recent tour Of
/, firq'' hopeful that the suspension Of Hubert
I Ma'ag OsSe Harris by the Michigan Boxing
affect the future appearance Of Far
~ AfnouEh the official suspension Of Pitler
r - y a0 With Harris Ptcr might choose 10 keep
i Motor lily rings as long as the ban holds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
Former Baseball
Pitcher Is Army
Basketball Coach

ARMy AIR pASE Richmond
va SET Max Nannlns. Newark
Vow Jersey former picher ( the
Newark Farls professional 1afe.
BAN tcau b. now coaeh ~ 'ie
owls haske'tlil team 81 ne 2isin
Aviation squadron e was learned
mis- week
Accordinr 10 thc Roflscior
camp rcnspapcr Set Manning
has tutored ihc quintet into enc
d, tho most Formidable haskell
ban arercca'lons IN the vicinity
q, Richmond
BEFORE induction SCI Manning s
first sports aspiration WAS ~
baseball. and No served rs r''che'
three seasons for hc faf''s ~
rlavcd IN Puerto Rico and N'N-
leo several winters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
CAMP LEE
DEFEATS
NORFOLK

CAN'T LEE. "a The lin
Qnartermasier Traininr REGIMEN,
basketball team kept their record
clear Of defeats Inst week hv
crushing Norfolk Army Base es-e7
TUESDAY md rolling over Camp
Patrick Henry in sunday game
by score of 73-i7 Coached ny
Capt c l. Flynn. the two VIC
tories stretched the "Lorai Lev
onih" records 70 II siralehi wins
Led by William Brown George
Grove. Rudy Jac0ks and y r.
Mcintosh kept at bay the Nor
folk Army Base Squad coached
by IT, James Brewer, one time
All-American foothaller Not with
out honor in defeat the Army
Base hoys made the Camp Lecrs
extend themselves FOR every
point Leading AZ half time 2i-it
tho Fighting Quartcrutasfer turn
% on the power HbIHiN WY NF'
ond hair Faced by the jailhouse
guarding Of Jacocks and bali
stealing Of Grove
Dickerson n center shot II
points and Melee. n guard with
: were the mainstays FOR the
boys from Hampton Roads
sunday the lightning war struck
the fighting men from Patrick
Henry as the Lee powerhonse
steamrollcd opposition with Brown.
Grove. Jerry Bailcy. Mcintosh
and Robert HOLLOWAY pitching
TO make the baskets With unerr-
ing accuracy
Continuing throughout the game
the rout was hIehllehted by the
expert ball passing Of Mcintosh
.lacocks and brown which charm
cd both the visitors and soldier
audience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
BEATING The GUN

New York major league stars 10
IIn'ana 10 play the AImondares
nlnc. Negro outfit who had been
licking the pants off all corners.
whether Of the sandIot variety or
blg league class.
Suppose we review tho facts
First OF all, II ANYBODY was strap
ping" Christy Mathewson was that
person lie was called mig Six, =
because he was a hurly blonde.
six. footer who had won baseball
and football fame an Hucknell.
Mcndez. by comparisons With Ma
thewson. shaped M about as much
ns Adolfo Ilane did against jeff
Tesrau. the Ozark Mountains
giant On the score Of games won
It's true that Matty defeated Men
dez i-to-0 IN a game that oldtImers
who Witnessed Il never ceased
raving about To say that Mcndez
relied upon speed solely Is iust
downright stupidity or gross fail
ure 10 record the facts No pitch
or ever lirsd who possessed the
ss;a.ir (curves change Of pace
drops fade-aways) Mendcz had
In addition 10 what 7 say above.
he was as speedy as Walter John
son or anybody else Now let's
talk about Matty losing 70 Men
dez n topic Garry Schumacher
failed 10 discuss Mendez defeated
Maihcwson In 10 INNINGS say on
a Monday and then licked ne
greatest southpaw tNap Rucker)
OF his generation exactly TWO
DAYS laier,'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

start
yv l'carsfs
'i'ral . 49,
,rs Month IN
|. So ~ sport
'ae s ~iors nho H.
'ai from colf 70
se,. afs The ar
L,...a. ana highly
C,r- reader
lr,., NhHmlcher. dean of
], ,'''''an baseball writers. recapt.
IA. lnle 10 Which names lIte
.y,r. p''rav' Thirst, Naihew>on.
Van. won RaeAer ucndez. On.
Iss,a, '',r'' ei al. figured prom.
N y. IN MS ha,etnll eIass S',''
rsc IT,, ,n schumacher forgot Tho
IN, s', p'r'ant detail II his story
'nnsn = Wonder. wandering u It was a
as,. o'erNisht or the u.naI
i,0 FAM VI memory on me part q,
y "rllcrS whom a..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
SELFRIDCE
FLYERS LOSE
TO ALL-STARS

The Fraternity league an stars
continued rs winning WAYS ~
defeating the strong 4tih Ayia-
lion Squadron Of Selftidge field AZ
the 81 Antoine ~ last Saturday
by tho score OF 1895 II vas !
closely contested game all tho
way and al no period of tho game
were the teams separated by more
than five points With only three
minutes left 20 plav the FLYERS
took tho lead AZ e7-s6 hut were
not able 20 hold on 10 Il II was
ansbody's game untI tho final
whistle had blown. ana when n
was over each team knew that Il,
had como through tough as
sienment
Ry comparison, he iiih Squad
ron displayed more fitness Th,sr
passing ana team play was SUI
pcrior 20 that ~ ne virncrs
Dauehertv. Richardson. Harrison
and Carter were quito adont at
handling fhe ball ara bad llilo
d'ificnliy IN working Tho ball into
shooting position Though They dia
not win. they looked good
Subs Snse Game
Good substitutes who were ahlo
70 sep IN 70 relieve their tlfipe
mates. saved tho dav for Tho all-
stars Although nor ne spocdy rs
their opponents tho An stars
went AZ 'op speed and reedcl ro~i
afterward Si0nes'rcef Rsiseoe
Street Ice and RroadnaN dia
mirhty good ioh ~ letting thelr
mates rest without losing any al
vantage In TIE Into stages ~ tho
game Rrvau' vert on a SHOOTING
spree and hclred his team's cause
no little Entis Stafford who cap
aimed the team rayo bis usual
stellar performance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
SPORT FACTS
By JESSE T. HAUCABOOK

r-,I Roots, Fairfax, in keeping with his consistent
an. good bowling captured the rsi annual ;a national
nee h ronhv Of the Ford Motor company. donated
r's w Jesse owens Boots related how glad he to
houpn for was good tournament with tough COM
petition. e..,as;xtb in the 24eame preliminary
Ts r.5, KIT jumped into the lead in the first FIVE
raoo - b Is game final Saturday Boots delin-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

iearlmafes NerHlr pare'aan d
Vie thi,e VS. of Ni,h.or AZ 3
eisiir aished himself IN fta' carte
by rippiar ~ cy,rai long rias
Ills r,u ~ rauie WIS AGAINST
san'a asa 40 San FfarMsco
WHORE ne platcd fhe "S'afln III
lisccsv r'a tnirf ln Succession
for ra fla ended 81 'he sefens
Won Relay
HIS co'lore track career WAS
Just as co'erfill During hls fresh-
man yea :. aroke tho frosA r'in
ming broad ienp record and ne
nile relay tenn record During
hts soph rore wear 10 ran or
the relay team fl'f SGT ne worlds
indoor record for hr srrinr mol
lev relay Ile a'so vor tho Mich
ican State lfdoor Ro,av carnival
sprint tive F's rur.lns time tied
tho field house AMI meet record
During 'he indoor Season NJ
defeated such stars rs Naicom
~ New hampshire Carer -
Pittsburgh and Dave IaWf"f o.
New Work uriver>ity nurins Nls
Junior Indoor season he wou TIE
Purdue rela, 90 vati dash ard
finished third IN the Chicaro fieid
lInt1en HllaN llrrlNnl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

NY f"N'i fHN li'N mug VUNltii~
ire Not 80 Anxious a. Give >egro
Fighters Edge over The whites.
~ DON DIIfILnBtR
NEW YORK. some fpls.
Ground ila,len'oUH $40 Nelles,rr
TINT 'he WHITES have finally hcen
fea M ~ ialT trsiness ~ letting
cp'nfe4 hov tsa white hY
before Nhe loi ~ people as
in boxing a Na 20 Square Ga
for They sfo Owing ne LAST ftp
nean lack fieh's ~ The linass
4lff Tex nat and Toe toa ln
moved As caess ~ poini u it
'ifs rca'i laes crcoan'e f
60 rsla Terror go sed IN fars
cTWf ne fe footed vhi'o hey
'nsued lN'l cos'an'no fsr fos
f0unis latne c,eNfs 40 hn once
IA avhic are llia herrhara
~ iv cosianffo Whom Pc letr
Nae cornsed arl 'ad - f'ch
The rffoc fa'ia JOSEPH 81
cra ~ ne 'on rounas voted w
fr'f p Constantine hr c.shi rtrnae
- 'vo Rcaa lack vas sawed
However, hv 'ha 1880 Judges vhb
cav ile fieh' flo o'her nsv s's
n your vhieh was IN s'ose f1
Most ~ the IONS WHO saw 'he
ilcecl.rg oyh'hl'iNr fAr ~ hv
Cos'au'n new's f'''o was rot
Inst FrIlas pirlii. Bcpu Iact.
who l. recognized as The lichf.
welghi champion IA New York
state npd II territory operating
In cahoot~ With The Tmuire State.
came to grips With Samm, tn.
voit ~ Washington. Pa who
La>ls ~ The favor 81 the Nailnnal
HoNire association. as llrhivcliht
titl'hcllcr. ~ a icn.rouud nTillr
heiorc u crowd of l0.lia which
paid $3.50 10 see The two fighi
ID an aflair that involved no
championship and settled nothing
rs 10 who actually i the lvht.
WEIGHT ctaupion ~ the world
Tie decision was n draw and
ur mrfcd the observation that the
white iolks nre ">ick and tlrcd~
81 colored fighters winning e,.
cr,tlilng In boNlnc. since Il was
anpareni a. sorc thumb among
five wcll fingers That Pfau Iack
won from here 20 there. The Of.
flcial> arrived M fhrcc dliicrent
conclusions. Referee Frankie Ful.
lam. usually capable arhiier.
gave each fighter five ronrh.
.Indce Marty Monroe gave Bean
Jack SIX ronnds and sngoii fonr.
while .Indsc Charlie, Drascott
handed ingott seven romad> aud
t'irce 10 Rcah zach. gave Beau
Jack the fight on basis - nse
rounds, ono round for lnro't. lhe
first. and four hco'> even mi,
oplnlon was a-r"cd With h' mar,
sports writer's who felt TINT The
SIMILARITY ~ styles left little o.
choose from.
10Th arc eio,nsv aul AID arsi
crs Win tAe e,perosce ard
crfrsss going ~ Arra,t R.an
lack showing rcre reserve ana
rasrMr man before IN snr \, SIS.
lrc,iuis fehis dM ro' throw his
rsaal stream ~ PUNCHES laokar
fa- pcninr hcfsrc ~ 81, .tse
uth 4 torrent of leather AreNt
was 81, came cinehur holi'rr.
unosihoaeN Anfot and The Cart
was ihu~ potr from a Spectators
s'eripont since Rcau dii an tho
ctasNe Aneoif took round ono
With lif and rGu 'acyc- 10 wll'eh
20 hnpcd ~ With lef' hoohs ana
SWINGING rights ari haullps
away for tho frs' tNa minutes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
'1v Victims Seeking Relief Daily
ra nf0 pI Pam In Colds Aching Muscles


siIEosss ' :, tn the first thought Of
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2 islp es sss'ng st. Joseph Aspirin
soa.,s s rd', Pair pain in colds aching
I. aches. Mrse'e'. and for colds
Iaigle To m ''any also use il as n
s q, sorsnsq..e 'ssly reduce the pain
=" Aspirin meets every ,, re- re-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

pushed the lead he gained
and went on to take the se-
ries and top prize money Of
$3.50. Fairfax is 80 years old
and has been bowling %
years.
In addition to Fairfax
local bowlers who kept De-
troit keglers well in the run
ming were; William Rhod
man, who took second prize
with 1895; George Bennett.
third, with 1886; Jimmy
Jones. SIP. and Benny
Sl09.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
STORY OF BEAU JACK, ANGOTT
SHOWS RING OFFICIALS NOT
ANXIOUS TO GIVE NEGRO EDGE

The story of Beau lack W. SAM
my Aneolt And How Ring nfllclai.
ire Not 80 tnNlous a. Give >egro
Fighters Edge over The whites.
n, pos DIIfILHBIR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
FORMER MICHIGAN STATE
SPRINT STAR MAKING FINE
RECORD AT AIR FIELD

MISSIONER FIELD. Mass
rst EIgrh DAVIS ot Lansing
Mich ra'ed as ono Of the five
best spflaiers in ihe middle west,
rs ono { The mos active athletes
On ne tield According 10 the
t''Y'r aielt rcepaper prlvate
iafis' FINE sporting spirit hns
hirhH sticl many - me seasons
hasktthall games
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
was n SeIirldge

Coming here from sel'ridec
field. Mich rNt Davis brought
fine record ~ his a'hio'ic ca
reer before entering TIC Armed
forces During his hlrh school
days. he participated IN three mai
or spor'4 football bass sal anil
track lie received an s'o'f osofs
III each ono. md never eSpeeeac-
"a defeat ON the rriliror To-
1899 his school basketball team
wnn ~ siraieh Victories ami III
1914 no was no lealine scorer
for tho cts of Lansing aua ~
Five a lcarno During his sr'r
ycar no won he state chamr 'N'
shin IN Tho running hroai anr
and finished second IN The io0 aHd
eoayard dashes
Ia'cr he matrlculaied o. N
isan state college where re NAs
active In foo'hali md track w
the fret he college ramc No
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12

Howell King and c hue X
Kirst will meet in a bout at
Arcadia Monday by the new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-12
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