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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
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a, residence. 7o72s Wendy Lane,
Crosse Pointe Woods. beloved husband
oi the late Minnie. dear father OF
walter. MrS. Ella Povley. Mrs. Hazel
sh3 A chsqts @ sufrSGf fuhsTs iE1m M N. wi.m vsT.
heyden Funeral Home. i63oo Mack at
outer Drive. Tuesday at 2 .. m.
LoMAs-Georgs June IS. at residence,
4850 Fourth Ave beloved husband OF
the late Lula dear father OF Mrs. Marion
Richards, John J. OF SesbeeS. U.SN
CeorEe Jr.. Mrt. Rosemary ssmsel and
william. Service from the chapel Of
George W. Clunis a Son, 446s Third.
Wednesday, at 1. 30 p. m.
LYNDEN-Gertrude B., June Is, beloved
wife Of Charles p. dear mother OF Irene,
slsteT Of Mrs. Irene Buck OF Farminston.
Mrs. Bertha Dye OF Detroit, Mrs. Ernest
HinkiSs OF 81. Thomas. Norman and
Percy Creenside OF London. Ont. serv-
ices st Burren Funeral Home e79s Fen
kell, Tuesday al p. m.
o'RoURKE--Mary. June Ie. wife OF
the late william c. O'Rourke. dear
mother OF willard II. and Pvt. Fred
rick H. ORourke (overseat). sister OF
Fredrick Van Houten Funeral from
Fred g. Marshall Sons PsrlOrs 3462
=. Jefferson, Tuesday afternoon at ?
CLOCK.
PLETscB-CeorEs e suddenly, June
10 father Of Peter r. 6rothsr of
walker Services az Bell Funeral Home.
$40 Maple avenue, Birmingham.
RUCkER-June is, Albert J., beloved
husband Of Leonors; dear father Of
Donald Gene. Ferdinand and Charles
Rucker. Funeral from Fred c. Mar
shall sons PsrlorS, 1892 East Jefferson,
wednesday afternoon at o'colck
sALkAE-Msry June IS, age ST. of
1881 Prospect. Melvindsle, Mich. be-
Rose NeheI; dear sister Of Mrs. Anna
BDros Of Columbus, o. Burial from the
MolnAr a Peters Funeral Home. Monday.
Dispatch ana citi,en please copy -
sIKORskI-John. June is. beloved
husband Of Rose. dear father Of Mrs.
Elsie Lawrence, Mrs Clara Nsdncki,
Lucille. Mrs. Helen Ciechorski. George,
brother Of Anthony and and Mrs Martha
Brieski Of New Haven Mich. Also
survived by nve grsnddaughters Funeral
THURSDAY, June 81. from residence.
511l Dubois street, corner Henry, At
80, TO st. Stanislaus Church al 10
q m.
sTULL-Delos. of 47ls Nottinshan
beloved husband of Nell: dear son OF
Blanche stull; dear brother Of Chester
Funeral Home. 1890 Y. warren. cor
ner OF Lakeviev. Tuesday morning. at
$50. and 81. Clare Church at 10.
Rosary Monday evening At q. Inter
ment. Mt Olivet.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

Meals and uniforms furnished, No
night. Sunday or holiday work. Tele-
phone inquiries are not satisfactory.
Please apply In person at employment
office. 18th floor. The J. L. Hudson Co,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

PART-TfME workers. ssvyers and eor
tween is .. m. 1900 Fullerton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

GENEfAk factory t1.,y,. work SOD rate q
. Nile. between Hoover Rd. and h-s7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
S462 z. JEFFERSON Fl 217S-7o
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

TOOL and die makers; permanent post
war work. good rates: ideal working
conditions. Write. wire or phone Maple
City Stamping Company 700 Park
Avenue. Peoria. Illinois. Phone 26es-i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

cal craftsmen. pattern casting checker
and follow-up, tool makers. machinists
wanted at Clark Equipment Company.
Our vital products are also our peace
time products. Travelling expenses sd-
vsnced by the company for man and
his family. Housing facilities available.
Apply At War Manpower Commission.
United States Employment Service, June
I q through June Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

ney machines. day shift. top rates.
Precision Boring Company. s2o0 Lynch
rnad pI- r1nA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

HUPP Motor Car Corporation needs
TOolmAkers. machine repairmen. cylinder
electricians. 964t East Milwaukee.
Must comply with VINO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

SKILLED and unskilled men wanted.
shop Journeymen only. Tool maker,
bench. tool milling. tool grinders. tool
boring mill. cutter grinders. layout In
spectors. machine repair men. eiectri.
clans. tinsmith. combination welders.
and unskilied labor for general factory
work. Bring statement OF availability.
Apply g a; m TO 4 p. m. Monday
saturday; take Plymouth through bus to
plant. Detroit Diesel Engine Division,
General Motors Corp. 13400 West
Outer Drive at Plymouth
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

TOOL and die bench hands. excellent
future assured. Old estabiished firm.
Mr.. Thomas, TO 7-15oo. L. A. Young
Spring = Wire Corp. Halbrook and
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

PART-TIME MEN-Eov employed avail
able for different periods between 8
a m. anf 8 D. m. for various depart
mentA Telephone inquiries are not sat-
iSfsctory Please apply IN person AZ en-
Hudson Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

TOOL DEsIGNERs-Desisn and layout:
o2-hour week. long postwar program,
experienced men only. Apply ISIS w.
Fort or call Mr.. Marah, La $500. The
Ttmken-Detroit Axle Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

tsrEEL ntters and detail and layout
craftsmen. permanent positions In an
future. Apply Palmer Zee Company,
277S East Grand Boulevard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

SHOE sALEsMEN-The J. L. Hudson
Co. has openings for shoe salesmen with
or without experience. Telephone In
quiries are not satisfactory. Please apply
In person At Employment Office. 18th
Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

INsPBcToR-wanted. with knowledge
OF work boxes and packing standards.
good future for aggressive. ambitious
man. VI 1880. 400 s. RadenAcher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

GENERAL plant Wholesale dairy prod
ucis. essential Industry, good working
conditions. Fsirm0nt Creamery, COS X.
i MflNaukpe
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

HELPERS on maintenance work: must
comply Ntth WMPC regulations. Com
posite Forging. Inc. Fifteenth and W.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

SHEET metal worker with spinning ex-
perience. for experimental Department.
best transportation. Apply General Spring
Bumper Divtsion. 1850 East Grand Blvd.
SHIPPING and receiving records and
partment. Steady postwar Job. Write
or phone Taylor Supply Company. TOO
Monroe
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

TOOL GRINDERs-Externai. internal.
surface and No. 13 Browne and Sharpe:
boring mill operators. tool lathe and tool
Ex-ceil-O Corporation. 141oi Third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

WARFHOUSE rfn. strsfy voft, .
iayCffs. Apply i77i Delaware.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

VINO regulations governing sligibitry
for employment. II you were last efn-
ploysd as an essential or locally needed
activity, you must have statement
OF availability. II you are qualified for
employment IN a critical occupation you
mult be referred throuEht the United
States Employment Seryice-Worh War
II Veterans Excepted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
BUS TRANSPORTATION
TRADE SCHOOLS-MALE
rRApE sCHOOLs-TEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

COMPLETE BEAUTY GU
ing. s2.50 weekly. HyH
$40 Twelfth. TR 2-s57O
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

TOOL MILL HAND, tool makers. Must
be capable Of doing nrst-class work on
high precision cages and tools. vinco
Corn. Qll1 Schaefer Hy
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

WEST SIDE PLANT - Good jobs nov
open for neff with 81 vfttfc-ft rr>-vfsr-
turing plant expsricncs. no sunday.
good wares. so hours . vers American
Brskeblock Division. Merritt St. st
NcKinFtry.
.~.<--~-s--.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

rates. plenty Of osertime. special Ma. Ma
chine 4 Eng. Inc, 394o Z. Q Mues
Hazel Park, TW 1-O07O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

GOVERNMENT analysts. accountants.
city plan effoetuatoTS, personnel exam
lners. principal and senior economists:
estimated salary. 400 20 $1,000.
Detroit civil Service Commission. loth
Floor. Water Board Building. . a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Air Hero Kane
New Navy Head

WASHINGTON Jan. 4 IUP)-
Cmdr. William r. Killer Kane.
San Rafael. Cal, navy air hero
and once a famous naval academy
athlete has been appointed head
OF the naval aviation physical and
military training program it was
announced today
He succeeds Cmdr Frank II.
Wlckhorst. who has reported for
duty at sea Kane during several
months of combat in the Pacific.
headed the Grim ReaperS"
squadron. won the Navy Cross,
received two Distinguished Flying
Crosses and the Presidential Unit
Citation as a hier on the carrier
Enterprise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Tunero S Wife
Reported Safe

Kid Tunero, Cuban. who boxes
Sampson Powell at Olympia to-
morrow night. today received
joyful news FROM Europe
The Cuban middleweight cham
plon has been advised by the Red
Cross that his wife and two sons
are safe in a German concentra-
ton camp in the south of France.
II has been six years since
Tunero has seen Mrs. Tunero and
the children, and months since he
has heard of their whereabOut,
When boxing in Paris, Tunero
was married 10 a French woman.
He talks several languages. which
does not include English. French
is the language used in his corner
during a fight
Tunero arrived in Detroit from
New York last night after several
hours delay caused by storms in
the East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Stroh KegIerS
To Meet HeHS

Stroh will defend itS national
match game championship against
Heils at Milwaukee March 2i-25
and in Detroit at Palace March
3l-April l. Arrangements were
completed several weeks ago all
but the naming of the dates
Heils are made up OF Henry
Marine, Elmer and Edgar Koch,
brothers; Rudy Pugel. and Mike
Malous. Puget was here recently
for the Vogue individual classic.
The sixth man has not been
named.
At present. the HcIls boast the
country's high one, l,20l, or four
pins ahead of Stroh in the run
ner-up spot. Last season Marine
had an 832 series from OBJ 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

THE operation Of this lottery
] have worked out In detail.
The general idea would be 10
sell lottery tickets at all post
offices throughout the United
States by experienced ticket
men. Tickets and cash To he
accounted for the same as We
do al all big sporting events.
Cash and unsOld tickets To be
accounted for at the end of each
month. Drawings TO be held
the 10th day of each month.
Drawings TO be held in diff
feTent state each month.
There are other details. hut
the most important il that all
sporting editors on all news
papers i'm every community he
part Of this drive. Sports editors
haze been responsible for sell
ing millions of dollars of war
bonds through sporting events
and these sporting editors have
had the wholehearted support
of their publishers In making
the sale of bonds q huge success.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
u. Nj. Teams Facing
Busy Weekend Card

The goalie duties are assigned TO
Dick Mixer of Birmingham
The Vickers team is one OF the
best amateur outfits in this area
Jimmy Baudino at center, FRANKIE
Ruelle and Rudy Eunich, the de-
fenSemen. were with Hofzbaugh.
Tommy LaMouth also played in
the Michigan-Ontario League
Benny OoSterbaan will try 10
rally his basketball team from the
effects Of their 44-41 defeat at the
hands OF Ohio State last Satur-
day. The Wolverines went into
the last period with a nice lead
that melted in a few minutes.
Both Indiana and Illinois will
be playing their first conference
games. Michigan will use the same
lineup that started against Ohio
State. Little Walter Kell. the
watch charm guard. is now the
leading scorer Of the club with 60
points in eight games.
Dick Rifenburg is expect d to
see more service in the weekend
games now that he has regained
playing condition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Seibert Ready to Go FOR Wings
Face Rangers
In New York
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

With big Earl Seibert. their
new defenseman, TO aid them,
Detroit's Red Wings will try to
defeat the Rangers in New York
tonight TO keep on the heels Of
the Montreal Canadiens.
Meanwhile. Don Crosse, Gully
Simon and Byron Mcdonald. thu
three players who were traded for
the Chicago Black Hawk captain,
will be packing their bags and
skates and heading for Chicago.
They'll make their first start for
the Hawks against the Canadien5
in Montreal Saturday night.
Although they hated to see
Simon and Crosse leave. most oi
the Wings said they believed Man
ager Jack Adams made a good
deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

Since Don Crosse was being
carried as a spare and Butch
Mcdonald was down with the
Indianapolis club. il works out
as an even swap as far as the
Wings strength is concerned.
That old man Seibert is "a but
not decrepit. Any fellow who
can make the National Hockey
League All-Star first or second
team IL years running still has
a few ticks in him. He'll come
in mighty handy when the
Wings catch up with Montreal
again - and before then, too.
/ guess Adams couldn't forget
how old Earl murdered his
Wings in the playoffs last
spring, slowed EN- up so that
skittery Doug Bentley could go
racing through with the puck.
incidentally, Adams said be-
fore the club left for New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Doe Says No
To Lii Arthur

CHICAGO. Jan I lNSl LII
Arthur was downcaSt today His
expectations OF taking part in a
thrcc-round exhibition bout Jan
u IN the Chicago Coliseum were
dashed
Dr John DrammiS chief mcd-
cal examiner for the Illinois ath-
letlC commission. said Lii Arthur.
as former world heavyweight box
ing champion Jack Johnson was
known in hl> hey-daN had "a heart
murmW also high blood pressure
Besides that hc is SIS II was
q bitter disappointment 10 LII
Arthur Also Co promoter Jack
kcarn>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Would Benefit All

sporting editors have always
been willing 90 cooperate In
good cause and / do not know
~ any cause more worthy than
one which would cancel our
national debt through a gov
eminent sponsored lottery. I
firmly believe that our national
debt can be wiped out entirely
in few years with lottery.
say this because Of the money
which has been wagered at the
race tracks and through other
forms OF chance.
Everyone likes 10 take
gamble, and n the money re-
ceived by the sale of lottery
tickets will be used to cancel
the national debt. feel the
House and Senate would get
behind a national lottery by
passing = law which would
benefit all the people"
Okay Dick. wei start il off
'crC'S two bucks and a half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Edgdn Reelected
Sportsman S Head

Lloyd Eagan was reelected
president of the Detroit Sports
mems Congress at their annual
meeting held last night at Knights
of Columbus Hall. Other officers
elected were Charles Wilcox. vice
president; Emerson Northway.
second vice president and Lester
Braddock. secretary.
Directors named were Art Cole,
Paul Gaber, Tom Noonan, w r,
Thompson. Bill Massey, DR.. +.
r. Solmes. Ollin Garner, Cliff
Dreyer, Art Holm and Burt Mess
ner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
ABOUT THE SPORTS
LANDSCAPE Now here one.
EddLo MullDr hnNng Mr--l- Tor

Journal interested work
that ne the gym each morning skip shade" box
and punch bags before going TO ms office
match the Times sports
Brother George Van the saboat thr moran- 'eE
which getting at . a. M.
War many strange things TO happen Ort recently
Muller and Brodic stephens participants
cussed 2yad play 1921 met in war zone Both
medical officers
the amazing things about Joe LOUIS He
which he has improved ms speaking style
Listening heavyweight champion radio
realize
once all questions with dunno
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

is man who ir bis undergraduate
days az ST. Joseph was one of MS
outstanding pla4epS- ke-eell5t ts++st-
over the lob from Tony NageI
-Four regulars viii be- In the
starting lineup that Brother AL
fred plans 10 start for the pilots
Don Carter and Tom Kadick al
forward, Leo NalsewSk. center,
and Robert sMcldrum az guard
Charlie Kitchens. a junior, viii
fll IN the other guard spot
koSccH plans 10 start, three
JUNIORS a senior and a sophomore
Capt George Caloia senior. and
jo. Moser sophomore. viii hold
down ihc forward positions James
S"ccnUy VIII boz a center |aud
George Van BIerlict and George
Camagt both JUNIORS. VIII be- a.
guards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Basketball Results

New York So Cogntu 80
SYRACUSE a. Rochester a..
Pittsburgh 80 Geneva as
Temple 90 UrsluuS 30
Columbia 80. Yale Al
Camp Ice 30 virginia 80
North Carolina 65 Wake Forest . 10
Niftltbuu a. Union AZ
BIuEu 90 Harvard a.
f0hnson Fleld $50. y Carolina state -.
- Thomas MINI S. North Dakota q
Tlmp'e dq UrEinus 80
~ hhnhrrg 81. Swarfhmore -
", Ft0wn STATE College 81. LsSale -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
InfieIder Boron
Dropped by Tigers

Second baseman Ed tRedl
Boron who finished the 1914 sea-
son with Detroit as utility in
fielder IS the property of Port
land of the Pacific Coast League.
HIS sale, no sum named. was an
nounccd yesterday at Briggs Sta
dunn Marvin Owen. former Tiger
third basernan is manager of the
Portland Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

1t i appropriate 10 write
about Peter {. Sweeney today
because the 18th annual Inter
national BOnspiel il in full sway
az the Detroit Curling Club,
1886 West Forest.
Curling and Sweeney are syn
onymous TO Detroit hut Pete,
although he il an Irishman, il
unlike most of his COuntTymen.
He likes anything that has a
Scotch tinge. because IL takes
Ia golf and some of the finer
Vintagcs that hail from the bon
ME bracS.
In the summer time, he bats
mean golf ball around the
Essex Country Club over Wind
sor way. Before that. he won
the McadoWbrook Country Club
championship three times.
But when the snow il showing
and it's lofty overhead. Pete can
he found with "A lot of Detroit
ScOtsmen az the Detroit Curl
ing Club swinging n mean
"Stane" upon the ice. Besides
winning his share at titles In
this amazing game that re-
quircs skill plus, Sweeney fills
in a. publicity director
He lives I'm Pleasant Ridge.
il married. and after 90 years
of golfing, finally made a hole
in-one in a game in which
neither title nor money was at
stake.
Who said that Iri>hmen were
lucky guys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
HELP DEFENSE

"Seibert should help our de-
Tense "A lot" SAID the veteran
sgd Howe. who is the Wings
leading scorer. We've always
admired him. II win he nice to
have him with Us.
But l don't want to catch
any Of SimOn's bod checks,
either. And I hope that Count
tGrosso) isn't as pesky To us AS
he has been TO other teams. He
certainly can fOrecheck you onto
the seat of your pants"
Simon told newspapermen he
really hated TO leave Detroit.
This is the only club 1 would
sign with when decided TO
turn pro-" said the chunky de-
fenseman.
NEVER BOOED HERE
II have a lot of friends here
and l certainly liked to play
here. Who wouldn't? I've made
many a boner out there, some
costly 10 the club. But In three
seasons the fans never bOOed
me-"
Crosses good-bys were mostly
in the nature of -dickering for
adjustments, Adams SAID
But the wiry Italian from the 500
who became hockey's best fore
also felt a pang or two
at leaving the club he helped TO
win the Stanley Cup-in l942-43,
The fans won't forget him.
either. Especially those who saw
him driving the Toronto Maple
Leafs back and down TO the ice
as he helped the Wings win the
first three games of the l94l-4z
playoffS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Newport Site Burns

NEWPORT r I Jan 4 tUPl
Tho rambling clubhouse OF the
Newport Casino used by many OF
the worlds top tennis stars dur
ing the Newport Invitational Ten
ms Tournament was swept by a
general alarm fire early today
with 'he loss expected 10 reach
S5O. ono
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Jan. At will
be busy weekend for Michigan's
winter sports teams. The cagers
have two engagements, one with
Indiana at home and then a visit
10 Illinois The swimmers will
face powerful squad from Great
Lakes and the hockey team will
be host 10 Vickers Club of Detroit.
The hockey six will be making
its first start under the direction
OF its new coach, Vic Heyliger,
who succeeded Eddie Lowery.
Heyliger plans to start Ted Greer.
the captain, at center with John
JenSwold and Fred Lounsbury al
the wings. The defensive men will
be Francis Altman from Toronto
and Bob Henderson of Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
VduIter Vdroff
Missing Action

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4
tCPl Mrs. George Naroff re.
Nealed today that her husband.
a former world pole vault cham
pion now captain in the army
has been reported missing in ac-
ton over China.
In 1886 Naroff established a
worlds record when he vaultcd
u feet ; inches and participated
IN the final Olympic trials the
same year While attending Bal
boa High School in San Francisco
he set worlds prep record Of
l3 feet 3 inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Hickey Admits Plans
For Pro Grid Team

NEW YORK, Jan 2 OUP) e
President Branch Hickey of the
Brooklyn Dodgers brought his
postwar professional football
plans more or less out into the
open and with "a minimum of his
usual verbal fencing. indicated
that ne would have a team ready
for one of the new leagues by
1qlG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

Ten champion
$ h Up $ q u a d.
Later he won
more hOnors at
the ID @ troll {
Athletic Club
S a ur q a y
night the De
troit boy will
be favored 10
win the diving
event at Ann
A r b or as a
member of the
G. re at Lakes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
SpOr
Suggests Lottery 10
Balance u. S. BUDGET
Nv LEO MACDONELL

Among the many lottery Sug-
gcStionS received by Secretary OF
the Treasury Henry Morgonthau
was one from Dick Dunn. former
manager Of Detroit Olympia who
is now a sports promoter IN New
York.
Dunn's plan suggests that the
country'S budget could be bal
anccd and taxes reduced with
Sl.0O00O0 prze money diSTib-
uted monthly The tickets would
cost $3.50 each and be placed on
sale az al post offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

ne rcInS fC r
the first time
De Ia Sales
athletic dlrcc-
tor Brother Al
fred has taken
over the pilots
whjIc Walter
KoSecki is the
n q " CONNER
Gals mentor
Brother Al
fire. replaces
last year IS
coach Brother
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Pesky Weds Wednesday

LYNN. Mass, Jan. 4 CUP)-
Ems. John Pesky of Portland,
ore, 25-year-old Boston Red Sox
shortStop, Will wed Miss Ruth
Hickey of Lynn next Wednesday,
II was disclosed today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

he could back up. reload and
throw another right hand.
Now Powell il beginning Ia
Jab. hook and show some fineSSe.
All of this besides that still
dangerous right hand
You've got TO give Clark
plenty of credit. II he can con
tinue 10 improve Powell a. much
In the next few months a ne
has in a few weeks then YOU
may have another Jack Black
burn around a. trainer"
II might be added that
Brother Raskln has no interest
IN either of the fighter Which
adds a lot more 10 the Dave
Clark compliment II you know
your caulifloWer row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

team when IT meets u. of M. in a
dual meet Deifendorf, the Diving
Dean IS now pushing up into the
thirtics but if a poll of Midwest
divers were taken he would be
rated about No. l. Not bad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

Follow ing is
letter
10 Aiorgenthau
mo doubt
You have had
IN "A n v ideas
advanced for
n nat on al
lottery. How
ever. L have
never heard
of any being
sug re st . d
whereby the
funds A. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Dave Clark an Ace Trainer Now

Chewing the smell Of which would every
German off the Western Front Rssn went gestures show
how Clark has changed SIMPSONS style.
Powell used walk belt his
DO he LANDED he he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
DE La Sale. ~. Joseph
lave New Coaches
BY TOM HARPER

Whom Dc IA Sale and ST
oscphs basketball teams clash
tomorrow night 40 La Sales gym.
-lolh -ia-.Ha- ur1rr rhF
guidance of mon who hold coach