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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18

Letters of nominations received today for those mentioned above, are as follows:
 DIR. J. G. Gn4MARTIN
 Dec. IT, 1945 Man of the Year Editor Dear Sir:
 In presenting my letter nominat- ing the Man of the Year" I am confident that you will not feel that I am, in the slightest disagreement with the writers of letters you have publicized pertaining to the selec- ton of the Man of the Year" ] agree these men are outstanding gentlemen in our community. How ever, it is my wish to make con- tribution to this worthy group. My nomination for the Man of the Year Is Dr. John G. Gilmartin Dr. Gilmartin is native of Water bury. He received his elementary and high school education in our local schools. He is an alulnnus of Holy Cross College.
 At very important time in the educational history in our city Dr. Gilmartin was selected and appoint ed Superintendent of Schools. He accepted this very important posi- ton realizing the tremendous re- responsibilities connected with this of- flee.
 Since his appointment Dr. Gil- martin has exerted all his ability and direction in augmenting the educational standards in our school system. He has worked diligently with his associates, to prepare our school boys and girls to acquire better education, which will be an invaluable asset to them.
 Dr. Gilmartin's altruistic interest is evidenced in his keen interests shown as member of many very important committees in action in our city. He has also been active as a director of the Silas Bronson Library.
 pr. Gilmartin is the father of a daughter who is a teacher. He is father of an outstanding son who is student for the holy priesthood at Maryknon Seminary. It is with a maximum amount ot respect and confidence that have in Dr. Gilmartin that gives me the inspiration to recommend him as the Man of the Year.
 Respectfully submitted,
 P. B.
 JOHN J. DRIsCoLL
 Dec. r, 1945 Man of the Year Editor Dear Sir:
 I pick John J. Driscoll of the CIC because he has fought hard for the working man of Waterbury in get ting better working conditions, sala- ries, etc. He has proven himself to be unselfish and not seeking any, thing for himself. Because of his work, 1t must be remembered that he has helped thousands of working people of Waterbury. I hope that you will support him.
 I thank you.
 JOHN QUATTRINO
 AARON PAUR
 Dec. IT, 1945 Man of the Year Editor Dear Sir:
 I nominate Aaron Paur in your 'Man of the Year" poll. He has given of most of his spare time to conducting the affairs of our ration boards for long time. This has been at best, thankless job, nc matter how you look at it.
 MT. Paur has received little pub- 1icity on his endeavors and has sought none. His was an emer- gency responsibility of vital nature
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18
NEWS OF MEN INV THE SERVICE
or. FRANK CTLFoNE

After 77 months overzcAs, Sgt. Prank cllfone, son of Mir. and Afrs. Michael Cilfore, 0ST Bank Street, arrived in San Francisco yesterday from China. where he served with q Marine Aviation Unit. Sgt. cilfone has seen action At Mindinao and ia the Phillpines. Prior to entering the Marine Corpe in February, ief7. he vas employed at the New Haven Railroad.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18
SGT. HAROLD r. WEST

Sgt. Harold F West. son Of Mrs Richard H. Smith, IS Twining Ave nue. has been relieved from duty with the 622nd Port Company al Base M in northern Luzon and soon will be on his way back to the United States for discharge.
 In the Army since November 1e42 Sgt. West has been overseas since July l943. He has served in New Guinea and the Philippines. and wears the Asiatic-Pacific Theater ribbon, the Philippine Liberation ribbon, and the Victory Medal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18

ice Company, Marseilles. Could you tell me when he will return, and will 1t be before Christmas?
 A Army says this outfit is sched- uled for return but has not exact date set. It Is very likely that he will be home before Christmas. (Questions will be answered only
 in this space-not by mail)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18
PFC. THOMAS A. EDMONDS

PFC. THOMAS "A. EDMONDS
 Williams Field, AriZ.-Pfc. Thom- as A. EdmonAs, Jr., 10 Third street, reenlisted for a one-year enlist ment period with the Army Air Forces at Williams Field recently. He received the usual benefits and allowances granted to Army re- enlistees.
 Pfc. Edmonds has more than 27 months of active service to his credit, as his original enlistment was in October of 1943. For the past six weeks, Edmonds has been assigned to Williams Field, Ariz., an AAF Western Flying Training Command base.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18
SGT. LOIJIs e. CANCELLORS

Sgt. Louis G. CancelIors, Al, How ard Street, after over three years service with the AAF, l2 months of which were spent overseas in the British Guiana Theater Of Operations, has been discharged at Westover Field, Mass. He is a grad uate of Leavenworth High School, and prior to entering the service was employed at the Benrus Watch Manufacturing Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18
SGT. DANIEL J. YUCCI

Sgt. Daniel James Vucci, 70l Main Street, Watertown, has been dis charged from the AAF at the Sepa- ration Center, Westover Field, Mass, after several months overseas serv- ice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18
Fighting DiUisions
9fh Arn1ored First To Cross Rhine
By MIA Serylee

Everybody but the NAzis and the Nips accorded the Ninth Arm ored Division a conquerors ovation for it's historic capture of the Ludendorff bridge at RemaRen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-18

Striking with lightning speed. sc orn ing all risks. the Ninth hit with such
 rapidity that the Nazis were caught com . pletely un-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06
Tom WhiteIey
EAST DETROIT

REAL ESTATE GIN No. WALNUT
PHONE 6082 G
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Joseph L. Cain-Estate
July 81, 1AlS

July u, 1913
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Cour, for the County OF Maeomb.
AZ session OF said Court. held at
Clemens in said County. on the 2lst
day of June. i945.
Present; Hon. Joseph v. Tronibly.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Joseph
L. Cain. Deceased.
Leo r. Jean having filed In said
Court his final administration account.
and a petition praying for the allow
ance thereof and for the assignment
and distribution Of the residue OF said
estate. and praying for the allowance
OF Administrator fees for ordinary and
extraordinary services and attorneys
fees.
X IL Ordered. That the a3rd day Of
July l945. ut nine o'clock in the fore
noon. Central War Time. 1000 .. "a.
Eastern War Tinel at said Probate
Office. be and Is hereby appointed for
examining and allowna said account
and hearing said petition.
II Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by public ation
OF copy OF this order. once In each
week for three weeks consccusiveiy.
previous to said day of hearing. tn the
and circulated In said County.
JOSEPH v rROMBLY,
Judge Of Probate.
A true copy,
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate.
HOWARD n. cARRoLL.
Attorney for Administered
Van Dyke. Michigan.
june q ~ sis--M.f.
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Robert Klagge-Estats
vssIo IN DAAR

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County OF Macomb.
At a session OF said Court. held AZ
the Probate office in the City OF Mt.
Clemens. in said County. on the 18th
day OF June A. D. i945.
Present; Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Ro.
bert Klagge. Deceased.
Detroit Trust Company having filed
In said Court its nineteenth annual ac-
count as Trustee under the Will OF
said deceased. for the benefit OF George
klasge. and lis petition praying for
the allowance thereof. and praying for
the allowance OF Trustee fees.
II IL Ordered. That the 18th day OF
July A. D. lA5. at one o'clock In the
afternoon. Central War Time 600 ..
m Eastern War Time) at said Pro-
bate Office. be and Is hereby appointed
for examining and allowing said ae.
count
II Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF a copy OF this order. for three sue.
cessive weeks previous TO said day OF
hearing. in the Monitor-Leader, q news
paper printed and circulated In said
County.
JOSEPH v. TRoMBLY,
Judge OF Probate.
A true copy:
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate.
June %. %: July 6-M.-L.
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Situotion Wanted. Femole es4

EXPERIENCED girl wishes 10 care
for chidren: part-time or full-time. Call
Mt. Clemens $500 A6
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DISTRICT COURT or THE yrNvrru
STATES EASTERN DISTRICT
OF MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
DIVISION

STATES EASTERN DISTRICT
OF MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
DIVISION
In the Matter OF DAN B. rHURsroN.
Bankrupt.
NOTICE TO CREDIroRs
70 The Creditors of the above named
Bankrupt: 'e"
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Y,,,
the said DAN b. THURSrON Of aaa
North Avenue. Mt. Clemens. Michigan.
County OF Maconlb and District afore.
SAID was on the eighteenth usthl dav
OF January. l945 duly adjudaed a
bankrupt on petition filed by him on
me seventeenth nth, day OF January.
l945: and
That FIRST MEETING o. Nj,
creditors will be held at Mt. Clemens.
Michigan. In the Library OF the Ma.
comb County Bar Association. Sttl Floor.
Court House, on Tuesday. the seven.
tenth nth, day OF July. ioa5, at four
900 O'Clock In the afternoon. EAST
ERN WAR TIME. az which place and
time said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint a Trustee. APP
point Committee 81 Creditors. ex.
anime the Bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Dated al Detroit. Michigan, this 5th
day OF July. i945
CLIFFORD A. JOHN
Attorney for Bankrupt,
Lawyers Building.
Mt. Clemens Michigan.
GEORGE A. MARsTON,
WALTER I. MCKENZIE.
Referees in Bankruptcy.
1888 Federal Building.
Detroit. %. Michigan.
July S--M.-E.
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wanted
immed LA ely Apply in writing giving
full particulars. Monitor-Leader. Box
328 TT
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Lumley-Jo hnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
Gratiot at Macomb ST

80 II. front business lot on Gratiot In
downtown section-S7, 500; terms.
room modern; 3 bed rooms: lot 50x
100; garage-$6. 500: terms.
rooms; bath; Ia miles OF Mt. Glenn
ens-S4 300; terms.
room house; garage; - acre land !;
off South Gratiot on Williams-$3.5 500:
terms.
Modern 2-famify on New street: part
ly furnished: with electric refrigerator
and electric stove; steam heat-S7, 400
terms.
Modern 3-famly: furnished: on
Crocker Blvd.-Sl0 900; terms; SO, 900
cash.
5 family apt, furnished: income SIPS
month-S5 500: terms
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FIVE AND Groom homes for sale.
Phone 4827 Az
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Ranch Aomesites

NOnCn F7On0eSICeS
lO0x45U and other sizes; wen re-
stricted; reasonably prices; easy
erms: Harper. near Croker and 81.
Louis church: also 100x300: well re.
stricted; block off South Gratiot. near
Clinton River bridee-only s595: 500
down. $40 month
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Our Plant Policv

ESQ y. GEalloi Bet joy ana Han Rd.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-06

Houses For Ssie
LumIey, Johnson. Hunt
Realty Company

10 MAcoMB' ST. PHONE s7Ii
Living room: dining room: sun room:
arched together with new bath room
Just finished at 81 200 cost. Hall and 2
bed rooms up: furnace and stoker; lot
7oxl5o prive $4,000. North Gratiot.
i0-room house; all improvements with
81. acres land; 600 feet on Clinton riv.
er; 500 feet on railroad track: 800 feet
on Butler road and M-97 and on east
by city limits of Mt. Clemens. A re al
buy with large barn included; terms.
rooms and bath up;~4 rooms and
bath down on Moross near Cass with
electric stove refrigerator and break
fast set included all for $500: terms.
Beautiful light brick home on Croker
Blvd. rooms down with French win
dows; natural fire place. sun porch
and breakfast room; new oil furnace
and toilet in basement: tile In recep-
ton hall and bath room; garage and ce-
ment driveway; lot 75xl5o; plenty
shrubs; some fruit on two corners
price $4,000: terms.
l6-room apartment house on cass
with six large rooms for owner: hot
water heat: stoker; hardwood floors:
new income Sl65 per month: lot 80xl50
-slo,50o; $4,000 down; taxes STAT.
Four apartment on Miller: all fur
tors. etc: hardwood floors; very good
appearance inside; near High school;
income sl48; price 90. 900; terms.
Is rooms with bed rooms; all I'm
provements: South River road and fac
ing on Clinton river; furnace: hard
wood floors: inlaid on kitchen floors;
large safe; 3 large electric refrisera-
tors; large cook stove. venetian blinds.
etc, lot 80xl50 IT.: sewer to river.
Price $4,000 for quick sale.
Business lots 4, s, 8, 7, 8, 8. 10. II. II
on Gratiot Just south OF white bridge
near Butler road; bargain for cash.
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1898 INDIAN motorcycle: recondi-
toned motor; new battery; new tires:
saddle bass. 1898 Clenwood road. Call
after 8 p N. Ala
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Chiroproetors
fumisotins


OUR MOVING eauipmen, 10 the best
Special care taken Of your furniture
and upholstered goods In storage, such
as moth prooting and wrapping rugs
and cushions. City Transfer Co.. g
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. Phone e3S1
Service 10 and from Detroit daily. e
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H-l4
Household Goods

DINING room suite: gas stove. 2
double beds: couch: springs and mat-
.resses; ? dresseys: odd chairs: kitchen
table: odd dishes Call evenings after, 8
or Sundays all das. 3409 Bsyshorc Drive
of Jefferson. miles south OF New
Baltimore. u
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ARMADA-House has S rooms; bath;
utility room and fruit cellar: 2-story
cement block garage; all on two good
lots. T. II. kloeffler Realtor. Armada.
AS
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Wanted
Men
Priehs Mercantile

GAGS Macomb Street
Dial 66ll Mt. Clemens
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EAST DETROIT
Modern 5-room brick: oil, furnace; z
car garge: large lot; near Gratiot-
SO 900; $1,000 down.
Bungalow: large rooms and bath:
steam heat; garage; near Gratiot-Nine
Mile-S3. 900: terms.
RosEvILLE
8 rooms and bath: 2 lots: venetian
blinds; quick change storm windows
and screens-s5. 900; sl.5oC down.
Six large rooms, near Gratiot: ga
rage-S2 800 cash.
rooms and bath; utility; 3 lots; "a.
rage; chicken coop; fenced yard:
shade trees-s4.850: 81 700 down
rooms and bath; oil hot water fur
mace; sun porch; garage; near Gratiot
-S4,750; 81 $50 down.
ST CLAIR SHORES
Modern rooms and bath; II you
want a really nice country home; see
this places. 900: terms.
rooms and bath; near Harper and 10
Mile: garage:-chicken- COOP: -good-sixed
lot.
Nine 4 room house; garage; chicken
coop; lot l00x20O: only $1,000.
FRASER
I acre; modern rooms and bath.
garage; chicken coop-S7 800; terms.
acres, fIlOuGIn TOOHlS bdIh
large chicken coop: garage; $4,000
can be purchased with ] acre for So. 500
2 acres; 5-room modern brick; ga
rage: chicken coop; large variety frui'
trees and berries; beautifully landscap-
ed on Clinton river between Fraser
and Utica.
FARMS
s acres; modern brick: I bedrooms;
steam heat; 25x75 chicken coop; sever.
al kinds of berries: near Harper-$ll.-
900; terms.
3 acres; modern brick bed rooms;
natural fire place; garage; barn;
chicken coop; tool shed; 20 fruit trees;
large shade trees on paved road. near
Gratiot.
40 acres: 5 and bath: nice basement:
steam heat; good barn; milk house; tool
shed; chicken coop; corn crib; gran
airy; orchard and nice creek-S7, 500:
located miles north OF Richmond
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratio' al 10 Mile ia. Rosevills i83o-J
UTICA ROAD AT - MILE FRASER
FIVE AND Groom homes for sale.
Phone 4827 Az
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Household Goods H-l4
Wanted - TO buy used furniture
{. Vince
n North Avenue. Mt. Clemens
Phone 4225
New
WASHING MACHINES

New
WASHING MACHINES
will soon be manufactured but
priorites will consume the
most Of them for several
months. So do not neglect your
old toithful machine. We con
help you with genuine factory
ports. ond prompt. efficient
service.
take pleasure in announcing
my association with two prom
inent and capable mechanics,
Charles (Chuck) Baxter and
Louis Fiebeikor We have mod
ernized our service department
and entire salesroom. and cor
daily invite your inspection.
After 20 years OF vacuum
cleaner and washing machine
repairing, we have now added
stoker service 10 our line. Phone
us for midsummer check-up
or your stol.er to avoid future
troubles
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
McSpdden Ties
Hogan S 68

DALLAS, Sept, 7 CUP)-A
closely-bunched field set out today
in pursuit Of Ben Hogan and
Harold CJug) McSpaden, both Of
whom beat par by four strokes in
the first round but found IS other
Contenders for the Dallas Open
Golf tournament title within four
strokes Of them.
Hogan. battling a light case Of
flu which had bedded him the day
before the tournament, shot a con-
sistent 34-34 for a 6S over the par
36-36-layout, but needed brides on
the last two holes 10 share the
lead with the red-hot McSpaden.
Two amateurs were among the
IS others strung out at 90, 70, II
and u. Leonard DOdSon of San
Francisco, Jimmy Hines of Chi
cago and Vic Ghezzi OF Deal, n. j.,
carded COS.
Starting today's shooting with
70S were Sammy Snead, Jimmy
Gauntt of Oklahoma City and Glib
Sellers of Hot Springs, Ark. and
one stroke behind them were Le-
land Gibson of San Antonio, Her
man Barron of White Plains,
N. Y, Ed Furgol, Utica, N. Y, and
amateur Dick Martin of Dallas.
Byron Nelson stayed within
striking distance at u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
League National League
Terrdnovd Off
Arena Card

Phil Terranova, former worlds
feathcrweight ch m pion, was
forced TO withdraw from his
scheduled fight with Leon Spencer
at Arena Gardens next Monday
night because OF a severe chest
cold.
Terranova's withdrawal will not
postpone the opening program.
THE show Will 60 on, regard
less" promoter OrVille Godfrey
said
\ double windup pitting Spencer
against a suitable opponent, and
Lou Woods. Detroit middleweight
with Sparky Reynolds will top
the show. Both bouts will be for
/ 10 rounds.
Godfrey said he expected 70
sign Spencer some time today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
That Old Technique

There were % walks and three
batsmen hit by pitched balls in
yesterdays double header. Tiger
pitchers gave up 10 walks-l5
e in the first game and four in
the second.
Derry of the Yankees walked
five times In the first game.
On his other appearance at the
plate he singled. Jimmie FoNN
holds the major league record
with six walks in q single game.
Robinson hurt his leg crashing
into Richards when he (Aaron)
scored on Zuber's single in the
second inning of the nightcap
Thinking that Richards should
have taken a powder and gone
for a walk instead of standing or
his dignity-and the plate--the
crowd booed the Tiger catcher
during the rest of the contest
The fans are fond Of their Aaror
because he hits home runs and big
burly meanies like Paul shouldn'
be standing on the plate when the
hero comes a-Charging in.
OF course, Richards gave Aaror
some Of the old Atlanta Southern
League technique. lie stood at the
plate, seemingly paying no atten-
ton 10 Robinson. until the throw
from the outfleld bounced IN front
o. the plate
~ am not sure Robinson has
touched the plate yet Paul
suggests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

All through the bloody years.
months and days since Pearl
HarbOr, the boxing brethren
have tried 10 provide the best
shows possible with the talent
available. There were many Az
fighters who, while not wanted
by Uncle Whlskers, could--and
dido n great morale Job.
But now that the war is over.
the promoters have been champ
ing at the biz to bring real, big
time name" fighters 10 the Tore,
TO really back up their promises
that when this is over, well give
you the best,
One Of the promoters who made
that promise was Orville Godfrey.
a virtual "babe-in-the .woods" so
far as the fight game is cnncerped.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

and woods. Then clGbhead should
meet ball just as the blade IS
starting to rise after passing the
low point in the arc of the swing.
The taking of a divot, of course,
has no effect upon the flight Of
the ball, since it will have already
departed on. its errand, but since
the correct swing calls FOR the
club 20 contact ban before the
club reaches the low point OF the
swing, a divot is inevitable on the
follow through.
Protected BY John p Diue Col
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Hawks Get
Two Back

CHICAGO. Sept. 7 (UP)-Chi-
cago Black Hawks hopes for the
coming National Hockey League
campaign doomed today with the
approaching return Of two players
from the armed forces and the
signing Of one other.
Goaic Sam 10 PrcSt and for
ward Johnny Mariucci will be dis
charged from the service in the
immediate future. the Blackhawks
office announced. while defense
man Red Hamill, recently dis
charged from the Canadian army,
has signed his 1855 contract.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Decides to Expand =

Godfrey promoted shows at Ar
cadia for the past two years and,
with the late John "Scotty2 Stral
chan assisting him in the mate
making. did good job. Y
The response 10 Godfrep'x Of
ferings was so good that he de-
cided his postwar plans eaAed for
expansion.
The expansion program called
for closing Arcadia TO the fight
mob and transferring their af-
fections TO Arena Gardens.
After much effort, Godfrey an-
nouBced he would stage n series
OF 40 weekly boxing shows, at
the Arena--with the exception
Of the Christmas holidays.
His first card was 10 have been
topped by Phil TerranoVa. the
conWvial former featherWeight {
champion. and Leon Spencer. a
Detroit lightweight who ,wgS a
mainstay on Godfreys Areedla a
cards.
Then problems arose They
were too numerous TO mention
here. The ordinary guy might
have thrown IN the sponge. But
not Godfrey.
Yesterday. however. came the
crowning problem Of them ell.
Terranova came up WIN q Sc
we're chest cold. Rather Than
take chance on the fighter 3
health, he asked for boxing COM
mission examination. YEAR, [
happened Another serious prob
lem for Godfrey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08

A pair Of scores under 20 paced
the big field that teed off today
IN the qualifying round Of the
Lochraoor IuvtatIonal golf tour
namcnt
Tops was the 81 Of Bill Fenwick
and Roland Weyand, Of Western,
which many believe will stand UP.
The other is the SO a Lochmoor
pair. Kent Zimmerman, chairman
OF thc tournament. and J. f.
Forster.
These two teams We're among
those permitted by the rules 10
play in advance Of the main
qualifying round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-08
Fights Sept. "a

Dr. Nate Schlafer. in the pres
ence Of Boxing Commissioner
Hettche and Bobby Gleason, Ter
ranovas manager. forbid Terra
nova TO fight for al least two
weeks.
Hettche asked Gleason TO full
fill his contract with Godfrey
ON the oath. Gleason agreed and
further promised not TO sign
any articles with anyone else 4
until Terranova completes his
bargain with the Arena Glea-~ y
son il that kind OF guy---and
80 II TerTanova.
But that left Godfrey on
limb. NJ first he had the iDclin"-
tion To give the sponge" real,
old fashioned "heaVe-ho."
Then on second thought. he
remembered two things. FIRST.
that in keeping with his recon-
version plans, he already had
signed Lou Woods and Sparky
Reynolds to fight a 10 roupder
on ms card
Second. there are fighters other
than Tcrranova for SpeneeI TO
fight. We have been told two
Of the name" fighters Godfrey IS
dlckering for az the moment.
Either one can do a good job,
win, lose or draw