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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-08
Job Guides to Aid
Former Servicemen
BY the Associated Press.

BY me ASSoclattC PTtSS.
Manpower Chairman Paul V. Nc
Mutt announced yesterday that the
United States Employment Service
will prepare for discharged service
men summary of job opportunities
in all industrial centers with popula-
ton of more than 100000, and the
principal city of each State regard
less of size.
The summary will be revised every
two months and will indicate the
expected labor demand for six
months in advance. 1t will be avail
able at all USES offices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-08
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shons OR l404, after Q pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Senator Fears
Isl Lady S Will

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (INS)
Senator Raymond f. Willis (R)
of Indiana called on American
voters today to weigh Mrs. Roose-
velts philosophy before casting
their ballots. He pointed out that
the First Lady would exert great
influence in case President Roose-
welt became incapable of fulfilling
his duties.
Willis recalled that Mrs. Wood
row Wilson took over and per-
formed the duties of President
Wilson in the final months of his
administration.
Willis also predicted that Dewey
would carry Ohio, Indiana, Michi-
gan and West Virginia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
ndAidgPAC
SpreadKedf|ets

I Between a high wind and COM
placent Hamtramck officials yes
terday, the Detroit common coun-
Gil was completely foiled as Go
PAC election pamphlets drifted
over the city.
The council had stopped the
\PAC from dropping electioneering
material from airplanes. insisting
It was illegal. but Hamtramck Of
ficials had no objection; and 150,-
900 pamphlets were released from
O plane on five flights high over
the suburb.
Spokesman for the PAC
shrugged:
"Can we help IL IL the wind
blows"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Medical bill
Under Fire

Harry Henderson, Republican
candidate for Congress from the
Fifteenth District, in a statement
today, charged that the Wagner
Murray-Dingell bill, sponsored by
his opponent, Rep. John d.
Dingell, would socialize the medi-
cal profession, regiment 100000
900 citizens, and subject your
health and the health of your fam
lily to the whim ridden dictates of
bureaucrat at a cost of an esu-
mated Is billion dollars a year."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Discharged Vet
Eligible to AIS

Medically discharged service
men are eligible for enlistment in
the American Field Service, it
was announced today by A. A.
Shirley, Detroit representative,
who pointed out that many ex-
servicemen are now serving over
seas as ambulance drivers. Some
classified in AZ, 1-AL or &c also
may be accepted, Shirley said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Dodge Names
Area Chiefs

Four new regional managers
were named today by Forest H.
Akers, vice president of the Dodge
division, Chrysler Corp.
They are: William T. May, who
becomes New York regional man.
ager; Mark M. Whipple, Boston
regional manager; Leslie w. Neu-
mann. st. Louis regional manager,
and J. w. Mclaughlin appointed
regional manager at Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Injured by Pistol

Harry Mersin, as, of 1929 Wood
ward, was treated in Receiving
Hospital today for superficial
gunshot wounds in the head. Po-
lice say Mersin was examining a
% caliber pistol yesterday when
the gun went off, wounding him
slightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
thousand Policemen
To Guard N. Y. Thronq

NEW YORK. Nov. z QNS)-
More than 1000 policemen were
assigned today 10 patrol New
York City's Times Square area
tonight, where an election throng
of a million persons was ex-
pected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Byrnes TO Speak

WASHINGTON, Nov. z GNS)
The White House announced to-
day that war mobilization Di-
rector Byrnes will speak on
unity for war and peace" SabIr-
day al an American Legion
Armistice Day celebration in Co.
lumbia, S. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Admits Stealing
500 From Dresser
International sound Photo

Mrs. Anna Denman. 40. Of lob
Stimson, pleaded guilty on a
charge of grand larceny before
Recorders Judge Groat. Her bond
was set at $500.
Police charge that Mrs. Den
man stole 500 belonging 10
Michael Rhodes, 81, of 2579 Lilli-
bridge which was hidden in a
dresser in the Rhodes home where
she was hired TO look after the
Rhodes children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
BLASTS NEW DEAL
IDETRofTg& 3TfMES

Published every Week Day. Evening ana
Sunday Morning by the Times Publishing
Company at 1225 Times Square. Detroit 81.
Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Crushed by Elevator

Fred Parsons, 30, elevator OPP
orator of 5O4 McDougall, was
crushed 10 death in An elevator
shaft at the Associated Package
Engineers. 33i1 E., jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
High Wage
Peri|s Cited
international Photo

Leo Wolman, Columbia Univer-
sity professor and former member
of the National Labor Relations
Board, today warned Detroit bust
Inessmen against the encroach-
ment of labor unions on manage
ment authority, the constant up
ward trend. of wages, and attempts
of unions to control output.
Speaking before the Economic
Club of Detroit, Wolman said:
mo other price policy known
TO mainland labor policies are
basically price policies-provides
for only upward revision. When
stocks and realty prices got too
high In the twenties they were
slashed-why not the price for
LAHORE"
FRUIT OF BARGAINING
He said that Detroit industry
has not yet tasted the real fruit
of collective bargaining-"the at
tempt 10 control production"
There never was q contract
yet that didn't point In that
direction" he warned.
He asked employers to compare
contracts of today with those of
10 years ago in order to better
realize the steady encroachment
on management authority, adding
that one thing unions lacked was
ability to supply such manage
ment.
BLASTS NEW DEAL
Wolman's repeated references
to "the last II years" left little
doubt in the minds of his listeners
that he was blasting New Deal
policies, as he contrasted the
steady upward trend of wages
with the inability of industry to
increase production more than 3
per cent from 1929 through 1889.
Restrictions are needed on
the use of these new labor
policies" he concluded. "a new
political force Is needed to limit
them. The public must be edu-
Gated as TO the dangers inherent
In them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
MdYstedd Heads
Milk Association

Directors of the Michigan Milk
Producers Association today an
nounced the election of l. X. May
stead of Osseo as president Of
the association at a meeting here
yesterday.
Other officers elected are f. L.
Powers of Clio, vice president ;
William Bristow, Flat Rock,
treasurer, and Howard L. Sim
mons of Pontiac, secretary-mana-
ger.
Evening star., 1944-01-02

= DOW l know how welder
IN feels when he sees some
I u debutanty doin' his job as
good or better than he can.
Last Thursday l sent my Missus
down to THIS WEEK with one of
my pieces for the paper. She took
it in to the editor an he read it.
Him." the editor says to her,
II don't like this very much"
NEr1HER did l." says my help
mate, back at him. $50 l wrote up
a. piece myself - just to save
maxim another trip"
Well, sir, what do you think
happened? He took her article.
He's a married man himself, an
ought to realize what a terrible
thing he has done to the little con-
troll l had over my Missus, if any.
l amt goin' to cry over the in
evitable, but next week you're
goin' to see my space here signed
by Missxs Wally.
Then all the week after all my
Evening star., 1944-01-02
HE oUcHTA KNOWN BETTER!

friends 10 goin' to be gentlemen an
tell her how swell it was. All key
friends is goin' to be ladies an
stick up for their sex.
l tried to figure out how to top
her. How to write down somethin'
funny or brilliant that would
make people remember me. Can't
even think of a funny story.
better take this down to the
editor myself. l decide. Because
when l come home tonight the
Missus, bless her woman's heart,
give me an extra hug an said:
Honey, l been lookin' over
some of your old pieces an l wish
l was smart enough to write that
way. My stuff sounds 50 silly
alongside yours"
Brother, that's the last straw.
When your Girl Friday starts
buildin' up your ego after she has
dented it herself, you're putty.
a big blob of putty in her hands!
WMlY DOREN
Evening star., 1944-01-02

I. AWARDS Ars sOonsen
in the armed forces eligible
for the same service ribbons
a. the men?
The Waves, Wacs and
Mcwr's Marine Corps Wom-
ems Reserve) are, but as yet
the Spars have no service rib
bon. e. Y. S., Hodgey, Mass.
Z. TIMED CHOW Hoso
do our soldiers in the field open
timed rotions?
With q can-OPener which
has . blade that folds fat. 1t
weighs only fifth of an ounce,
fits on q key ring.
:. MEN NEEDED Eueyy
country zoe conquer odds to
our need of soldiers instead Of
reducing the need. Why?
Ports must be rebuilt, anti
aircraft units must defend con-
quered countries, cities and
airfieIds must be guarded.
Z. RuGoxE8S Why sciH
many Of yse1t years brides
,uear rings from dime stores
or do without them altogether?
The forecast il for an output
Evening star., 1944-01-02
"a u1z EN-
"A news quesiion-and-answer game
'and-answer game

of not more than 75O, 900 rings
because of restricted use Of
gold, while marriages are ex-
pectod to top 1000, 900.
Mrs. M. H., Washington, DC.
5. NEW BREAD What il
red-colored breadp
The Army il experimenting
with q bread enriched with
tomato juice which has plenty
Of vitamin A, helpful in pre-
venting night blindness.
II. d. w., Taunton, Mass.
s. RED SHIELD Whot is
the USO group represented BY
a red shield?
The Salvation Army, which
operates clubs and canteens
for servicemen and service
women on % Allied fronts.
ID. ~, White Plains, N. Y.
7. INGENIOUS . >. Whot GOOD
use Is being made Of "csmou-
fase nyl0n," unfit for para
chutes osCins to slight Hascs?
1t makes splendid umbrellas
%. and colorful ones; too.
cendue'.d by M~ M~-1
Evening star., 1944-01-02
+ R D N D n T


Luther isn't a ,eo!c. He only
looks that way because he uses
water daily to dress his hair
much too much Of it. Water
tends to rob the hair of nat tural
oils, you know, leaving it dry
andunruly. That why Luther's
hair looks SO wild and woolly.
Evening star., 1944-01-02
10 THE OTHER
X 7 R T N I

Harry goes to the other e1-
freuse. He wants to be sure his
hair lays down-so he lays it
down with heavy grease. ''Plas-
tersit down, = is more descriptive.
And how it shines! Like old blue
serge with patent leather shoes
to match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Tech Plays Two
Service Foes

Detroit Tech will attempt 10
keep its standing as one of the
leading college basketball teams
IN the state this week by seeking
victories al Downtown Y over
Romulus Air Base and Naval Of
liCe of Procurement.
The Dynamic quintet has won
its last five straight contests,
after dropping their opener 10
Michigan State Normal College
On Tuesday the Dynamics VIII
play host 10 the air base squad.
RomuluS has such stars as 1t.
Robert r. Nichols. former Temple
University star forward on the ma
tlonal championship team Of 1887
and 1893; Sgt. Lee Srelicki, Pur-
due University and Southern Cali
fornia: Angelo DemeuO, Univer-
rIty of South Carolina.
tLldaN- nlEh1-thn1-n Naval
Procurement
University of Detroit. seeking
gtS fifth win i'm seven starts,
meets RomuluS AT Hackett Field
house Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Automatics Are Due

Speaking Of pinnerooS there
would be no shortage If a
Brooklyn concern wasn't COM
pletely absorbed in war work
and unable Ia find time 10 com
plete development work on its
new automatic pIn-settlng ma
chine.
According 10 present plans
you Will roll your first ball,
knocking down all the pins YOU
can. When the ball bumps the
mat in the PIT II will start an
electric mechanism. a rack
will descend on any pins that
.main standing and lift them
k5ut of the way of an automatic
sweep that will-hrnSh the
Head wood into the pit. then
reSpot your spare If any
Meanwhile, your ball will have
been returned.
Your second ball again viii
energize the mechanism. this
time starting a conveyor which
will carry all dead pins from
the pit to an overhead hopper.
From there they will slide by
gravity into the rack which will
respot all 10 pins accurately on
the alley If your first ball is
strike IL will act AS a second by
starting the conveyor and all
the rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Stars 10 Appear
Early in State
Tourney Here

With the prehmInaries OF
booster team> and one squad Of
doubles and singles scheduled this
Sunday. competition IS due 10
strike a serious note IN the
annual state bowling tournament
a. the Palmer Park Recreation
next weekend
Booster qulntets of course. are
listed next Saturday bat along
with them VIII Boz Is more regu-
lar, that are expected 10 set up
some marks 10 shoot al m the
future. Vita members Of most of
these GycS billed m the matinee
rolling next Sunday the standings
board should have some good
targets in every event
Firing away VIII be- such teams
AZ Joe PauluS Chcne- Trombly
ttrrr07uOu. LOUIS Burr-S De Luxe
and Roc Overmyer'S Detroit Cas-
knt Chenc-Trombly heads the
Times Classic De Luxe The Mich
gan Major Burr'S crowd. under
Inc name of National won the
state title two years ago with
3OOS IN Saginaw and also are the
defending Class A Times Sweeps
ttIchOldcrS
Other teams that may be heard
from include Marv Knecht's
Schmidt Ed HoganS Chene-
Trombly JUNIOR Varsity. Ray
k0ch-S Murm. Recreation Otto
Auch'S Enterprise and Wade
Trowbridge S Tom Thorpes. Mus
kegon which surprised with its
entry Of - clubs. will have two
present and Kalamazoo one. Don
FiskS Columbia. Mike Sarades
( American Porcelain and Clarence
Holmgren's Champagnes may sur
DrlSp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Joe Norris on Lend-Lease
To Berger S for Pin Match

Joe Norm, captain of the Stroh
bowling team viii JOIN Dave
Bergers five for ITS St000 match
against Tie r. A. Il. Novelty OF
Rochester y s.. opening at the
Olympic Recreation here next
Sunday
Norris will replace Adolph Ko-
nopka. 1t Is seldom a captain of 4
national championship club ever
rolls with "a team he will be pitted
against later IN a state title
match. but Norris agreed TO roll
only because Of his friendship for
Phil Bauman and Herb Case. J. +.
Berger qualified 10 meet Stroh for
state honorS by winning the elm
nations held in Flint last month.
Besides Norris Berger. Bauman
and Case the Detroit outfit will
use Hank Gavis. Konopka being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
BowIers Too Slow

The main sqHawks, said
Bill. center around the bOwlers
being too slow. They alt until
their pins are up. Then they
start fumbfIng around Tor Their
ball. BY that time the party on
the next alley IL set tn bowl and
they have TO wait for him.
Then there il the man, or
woman, who always wants 90
keep score when II u his, or her
turn 10 bowl, a. though no one
else knew how. There are mem
bers OF league that usually are
at the opposite end 81 the build
ing, or nj the soda fountain
when their turn comes up-Nost
teams bowl beyond him, but
there are some that chase him
all over, holding up everything.
"A pinsetter working two al
IeyS objects 10 bowlers rolling
together. He can pick up pins in
one alley at time. lie also
has 10 he on the AlerLfor bow
ers Who double ball, or rolling
second ball before the first
one returns. Those are the main
ones"
So saying some one yelled
Boy and away re few
Young Bill has something We
think.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Sdnd|ot Heads
Meet tuesday

FIRST meeting NJ 1914 for De-
troit sAnAaieur EaAahaLl kadnra4
ton officials and managers is on
schedule Tuesday night a. 53s
Elmwood where plans Will be
outlined and regulations an
nounCed for classes A and 3 Man
ayers IN both classes are invited
10 attend
Representatives of 1913 a and
= clubs are invited a. Wcll a.
those OF new organizations plan
nlng 20 enter IN 1914
The Federation has important
moves afc0t affecting both the
Older and the kid divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

relegated 10 sixth man SLY games
Will bee BOWED at olympic uoNt
Sunday at 2.30 and > p m. the
series being completed. with SIX
games in Rochester Jan go
A. New York State ulWch game
champion the r. a =. club re-
Gently defeated The Rosatto-
BarryS of Philadelphia in "a r.
game set by AZ pms, shooting $40
in the nhal block against the
BarryS' 2725. The RoSatto-Barrys
meet Stroh in a national title
match next month.
The eastern team is composed of
Bill Padula Russell Thomas. Tony
Ardillo. James Ansini. Michael
Tanuno. Frank Del Conte and
Marky Chafel The latter is a
proprietor and one of RochcSter's
best spiders All carry averages
better than 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule

CHRNSLER TANK arsenal SQI-An
10 30 4. VI e lass D--Slmone Tucky
Paw krare sCrapleYs James Wofsnder
Feavy Renaif sam Yovpnovirh Ciass p
l~1lars O. krUzel- Tool Room No
Frank KiuseI Tool Room No 2 Casino
Sure'ts F'remen Charles Harmon Road
Test Mcv.7 Krssks Tss' Drivers q
Dr0ga Tigers STANLEY Guitar Cuttsr
Grind No John Condor
70 tS--Clss MI FHfrf' Recreation
I.'ft Handers ~ Cartwright Cla. G.
National nal Pri'h fuIus spoon
Class D-Msf.s Weiyprir. Tuns Rfl
h'flor WeiderF Fern-trtr steel and
Tube Jewel Powers Class C.innar
We Shapers Urban Tool Makers V
J1flrWsk Pepsi Cola NJ Clemens Mont
'.r Leader Art Anderson p a " 40 J.
Jaw 1877 John Tetcsrhi Cyr0Wskt.s Par
Rosary Frank Freeman Constructor
Eorf II Msint Ken Thompson Block
na0 Msrksr. law p prts '9 sieJs S cue
DODGE TRt OK. mn AND AIRCRAFT
SQUAD
100, , 90 Ia" r strong g. saginaw
Tsrnss Coal Dearborn Man,clpai TED
Iewenfon Class Dakota s Fsses
Mitchell Simon Stellar Gauge y ~
Junior. Casey Gurnichi Highlarders bob
stone Ben 7 Leonards Inc pete Sera-
nj Quality Ice and coal Fort PARK Jr
George Rala' Yona 4 Buda Coal Rouge
Jr, / LiNnay Class E-Holy Rollers.
p W Reckman Die Settlers J PrustIk.
MOUND Road Ivan Haase Allies. Frank
PLYMOUTH 81 VICTORY SoUAp
h.lj - Class u -NOhsc~yp-s Fr4rt
HroWle SIral Corps Curtis Roe
Bomhers Paul Marvin Heat Treat John
Skuya Class MARINES RaIuh FeIpris
AtIs'ots Al BB.tuc B0flrs Gun Herbert
cole Army John Rerfo1o Tanks jim
Buchanan. Air Corps Henry ZaIevssi
G.nners John Ch,cGs, See Bees. Frank
Miller
rINMut TH 81 VICTORY SoIAD
1.30-Class R-Masftr BOD Graham
PatEe. John CHNarauCh Glass ~.
cello. MarNn Avg James SIeS Inter
ceptors. Al Cox Glass E-Ordrance. Hv.
gen Shocker B0mhardiers Martin Kruse.
Medical Corps. Leo Ray Pilots Bert
RemHiard. Commsndos william Raikes.
Ieeps Joe Zimmei Coast Guards Marty
NerKuilen Gremers CATE W Chicago
lr.,\ Arthur Iaurencene' MarNeis Ford
Employees Harold Allsteadf
So lass A-Bud Sfempier's Bar.
Altoona House Bud Stampien Class G.
Wolves JAW Bldg Joe Reese Card.
nails Vigkers III. "a LaBranche Bert s
Meat Market Wolverine Assembly. I'd
Jackson. Harold Whites Bar Westown
House. Bill Buhan. Class Dives Aces,
Ford BLDG George Pope New Golden
Lunch Imperial House Mike Piech Class
E-Corsatrs tAW-CtO ESQ Ralph Handy
Conner Creek G No Heat Carl
Trsulbe, Unity, Robert Cray; Hot Point.
Gerald Rose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
UAW-CI0 Pin Meet
Starts on Feb. 3

Based on early filing. the second
annual JAW Go overaverage
championship tournament h :
made 100 per cent advance IN
interest over the first year. To
dispose OF the 1914 events II
week-endS are reserved Al Palmer
Park Recreation where compctI-
ton starts Feb. l3.
Singles and doubles are SEIZED.
uled for Saturdays, teams on sun
days with special squads for
afternoon shift workers. Entries
should be sent 10 Secretary West
at 1924 MaCcabeeS Building. 5O57
Woodward. Detroit z. TE. LAP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

erS. are the first received. &C
cordlng 10 Betty Brugman. win
ner Of the Whittier Sweeper
here in November with ll72 and
secretary IN Chicago.
ROUND-'N ROUND Sher-
man Lambly was on his way 10
100 scores eight times last sea-
son. but fate denied him each
time He topped the Crrt.Se-
field with 732 in the Times
Sweeps last year a total OF
95 Milwaukee proprletorS oiti-
Cially have ioIncd the BowlerS
Victory Legion by each giving
81 per alley bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Pickups Grab
{ Sweeps
Lead on 27OO
BY HAROLD KAHL

Ted Sheldon's pickups OF tho
Plymouth Midnight League IN the
Chrysler organization uncOrkcd
200 on the nose in Class { as
early leaders were established at
the opening OF the twelfth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes Satur-
day at Imperial Recreation.
Led by ALBERT Kocrbcr who
combined -207-l78 for 6O7. the
pickups hit S74-902-924 for their
total. which may stay on top for
some weeks 20 come Gordon BY
north followed with SAB, Sheldon
53l Hugh Rodgers ga. with a 2l9
finish after a l23 start. and Al
Young 495.
Joe Caves Plymouth Cutter
Grind No. l came through with
25ll for first place IN Class d,
George Mccain. the leadoff man
being high with 203 finish
for 54s.
Clinton Davis Fisher Body
Wings broke the carly Plymouth
Monopoly by scoring 255i 10 head
Class f. Joe MuldovanS pa clos
ing game gave HIM 562 and the
hOnOrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Chene $3.50 Event
Restricted 10 leans

Due to unsettled conditions
doubles and singles competition
Will be- discontinued for the dura-
tlun IN Chene-Tromblv Recrca-
tons annual 85Qshandicap bowl
ing tournament, Ted Markell,
secretary, announced Saturday.
The thirteenth annual event VIII
be restricted 10 team rolling and
carry $1,000 FIRST prize. Last
year l20s fives competed. More
than 500 are expected this sea-
son. Entries close March /, the
event Starting March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event-Three games. Fife 3iss.
Parisclean. $40, Chene Trombiy Recrea-
ttos. Bias Ekhardt and Becker 1886
Pepsi Co.'s 31i0
1542. pfc. 1881; Murdock III. Palm
Beach Recreation. ITO. Stroh 100
Individual event-Three games Arthur
Knecht. 745 Cass Grvgier 1856. Joe
PAulus 733 Chester Bukowski. 100
Individual event-One game william
David. $50 Phil Bauman. 27s sam Rich.
srdsou 27s Herb Case, ass, Cass
Grygler. ass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Ydnk HurIer, Russo,
Gives Up Baseball

NEW YORK. Jan. g GNS l-
Marlus Russo New York Yankee
pitcher. announced today he IS
through with baseball for the
duration
The SouthpaW. working AZ an
aircraft plant. has been ciaSSl-
fed Ia. Russo wlll either be- IN
Quoted into the armed forces or
retained as an essential worker ,