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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
William TrOnlbIu

William Trombly, 70 year old
Roseville resident, who died Fri
day morning at his home, 1916
lvanhoe avenue, was buried
Monday morning following serv-
ices at $50 am. from the Raul
Funeral Home in Roseville and
at 10: am. from Sacred Heart
Church. Burial was in Sacred
Heart cemetery.
Mr.. Trombly, whose wife
Anna died some years ago, IS
survived by the following child
rem: Vernel, of Mount Clemens;
Delbert and Alfred of Pontiac;
Mrs. Sylvester Barbret and John
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Priest Opposes
POSTWAR Draft

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. g.
10 The Rev. j. Hugh O'Don-
nell. president of the University
of Notre Dame, said tonight that
he was opposed, TO compulsory
postwar military training as
outlined i'm the Gurney-Wads-
worth Bill.
Speaking at the 25th annual
banquet honoring the Notre
Dame football team. he said he
subscribed to the belief that
henceforth we must be a mill
tary but not militaristic ma
ton"
Eve do not want the Euro
pean system of compulsory mill
itary training, which would
weaken our schools and under
mine our home life" he said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Does Constipation
Hang On?

When functional co0tpation symptoms hang
On. and make you feel miserable. nervous and
out of sHts and you suffer from bod breath,
headaches. indigestion and lack OF appetite
and your stomach feeh crowded hecause Of gas
and bloat-get Dy. Peter Fahrney's time tested
Alprn krauter. More than laxative. ats also
stomachic tonic medicine compounded Of IL Of
Natures own medicinal roots, herbs and bo-
tanicals Caution: Tie only - directed Alpen
kr1uter helps expei corstipat tons gas and bInat
nate waste matter. BE wise. comfort your stom-
ach while relieving constipation Be sure to get
ALPEN kRAUrER today from any Fzhrney
agency. such n:
Swan Pharmacy, Bannew DRUG Co.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Eight City Kinks
in Al Shape as
Mercury SIumps

With the weather forecast
Every cold" ice skating enthusi-
asts were promised continued
good skating today on the city's
eight Kinks. Snow last night put
heavy blanket on the Kinks,
but eager youngsters were busy
removing the barrier to their
fun.
The Kinks are located at Le-
more street, off North avenue;
Euclid avenue, east of Gratiot:
Dickinson street, on Park ave-
nue.: Robertson and Beyne
streets; South Wilson avenue,
south of Robertson: Seminole
Hills and Grove Park, near Hub
bard avenue.
A large rink on the river at
Macarthur Park on East Broad
way has also been made avail
able.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

naval forces honorably separat-
ed from service.
2-A.A man supporting the
national health. safety or inter-
ests.
2-B: A man in war production.
&c: A man in agricultural
production.
Sd: A man deferred by rea-
son of extreme hardship and
privation to wife, children or
parents. Z
"A: A man deferred by rea-
sol. of age Cat present 38 or
over.)
Abb: A legislator or state
court elective official deferred
because of essentially.
&C. A registrant who is an
alien and not acceptable for
military training.
AID: Ministers of religion or
divinity students.
4-E: Conscientious DIRECTORS.
AT: Physically, mentally or
morally unfit, ircluding holders
Of criminal records.
(The All classifications are
being changed and those holding
them will be re-classified)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Mrs. BellhO1'1s

Mrs. Wilhelmina Bellhorn, Ga,
of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, former
resident of LenoX township, and
well known in Mount Clemens,
died early Saturday morning in
Florida, following a five years
illness.
Born in Waldenburg, the
daughter of Joseph and Sophia
Foss, Mrs. Bellhorn moved TO
Lenox years ago and lived there
until she moved TO Florida for
her health five years ago. She
was a member of the Trinity
Evangelical Lutheran church in
Mount Clemens, and a member
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Deaf Institute of that church.
Surviving Mrs. Bellhorn are
her husband, Louis; seven sons,
Arnold, Walter, Carl, Albert,
Joseph, Elmer, and William
with the US. Army; three
daughters, Mrs. Edwin HURT
gan, Mrs. William Schwartz and
Mrs. Wilbert Weier, all of Mount
Clemens; one sister, Mrs.
Charles Remer, of Utica; and 10
grandchildren.
The body arrived from Flor
ida at the d. N. Cooley funeral
home yesterday morning. Serv-
ices will be held at the funeral
hom at 2 p. m. tomorrow and at
$50 p. m. at the Trinity Evan
gelical Lutheran church with
the Rev. Wilfred Junke and Rev.
Russell Deng, officiating. Bur
ial will be in the family lot in
the Clinton Grove cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

Word has been received here
of the recent death in Punta
Gorda, Fla, of Mrs. Charles
Danforth, wife of Colonel Dan
forth, former commanding of
ficer of Selfridge Field.
Colonel Danforth was in COM
mand at Selfridge from Feb. II,
1923 to Feb. Is, 1929, and again
from March q, 1929 to June 16.
1880. He has since retired. De
tails of his wife's demise are
unavailable.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Rund
Continued from Page One)

this office created when Harry
w. V. Lumley did not seek re-
appointment to the road office
in 1914 when his elective term
expired.
No other changes in the road
No other changes in the road
commission setup were an
nounced after the annual meet
ing, although commissioners in
dictated that their meetings dur
ing this month will entail a
study Of policy and plans. Com
missioncrs were meeting yester-
day with members of the Wayne
County Road Commission for a
discussion Of inter-county prob
lens and other matters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09
Mercury


culties, sections of the Northern
part of the state and of other
midwest areas were reported
snowbound. In Park Falls, Wis,
an official reading of II degrees
below zero was reported while
in Sault Ste Marie, Mich, the
mercury dipped to nine below.
Western New York was heavily
laden with snow - 80 inches in
some areas - while an army of
$500 workers and $500 pieces
of mechanical equipment strug-
gled to free the city's streets Of
a two-inch overnight fall.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

BAckers, of Roseville; and Wa
ter, of New Haven.
He is likewise survived by
the following brothers and sis
tiers: Mrs. Laura Hayes, Mrs. l..
Lambrecht. Mrs. Sylvia Dunn
ing, Mrs. Glen Walters and Sgd
ney Chene.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

Experience has demonstrated
that to obtain best performance
in shorter time and at lower
cost, public construction should
be carried out through COMPETE
tive contracts with private con-
struction enterprise and not
through government hiring or
work relief methods. - Eric A.
Johnston, president u. S. c. OF
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-09

The first thing people will do
with the new postwar autos is
wonder why the county doesn't
fix the roads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
oeTRofxAETlMes

, stanley ssclong. 80; Joyce E PuldN u.
k j Keen !o Faye Gamer, -.
Althur ". Fowler Jf. Is. Margaret l.,
John /. lizard. 20, Jeanie c KwistSo~sa
Rsiph MONTGOMERY "a. ceceua Eagucka "a
Harold wilson. 30, Jean l. Gilbert =
kenneth P. Peldo y June r. Carlson, 23.
Harold a Huc1. p. Antoinete O. N'f'
Harry J. olszewskl. 26, Josephine ozanich,
John l. Hunt q. Helen W Russell 20
KfulIL Il CasG--2l- -Ds sn4it4s- Calvert -
Joe Dan waller %. Anna Wehrr a.
George Orlow 23 Dorothy Fcingold p
Howard l. Hale, 30 Elizabeth Thuln, 26.
krrriTrw- ;siU7ru, ~ EifZdbCtH 7 VarEa 2S.
Milton Melln. 26 Harriet Silyorman. %
Charles G.. Cummings. "a sarah NJ. NILS
Hubert e Long Jr., 1s; Dorothy NJ. Kent.
Tlemedre Busscy az Elizabeth Taylor is.
Andrew Sinka. IS. Jean Culp. -.
Ila- Pee keiia--sal anna q =NHcHufH. 2
Michael Glowach, "a Victoria Neydon. 80
james " Murphy. "a Betty +. Benedict 90.
George CraCiunCsCa, -. lleana II GAALE-- ~
| Ronald ] Martin. To- Name l.. Allrecht 20.
Leon n Rydant p. Elizabeth |. Frost J =.
Curtis J. Dickson j.. 22' Helen NJ. Howard
payid Taylor. as: Christians woodard. 80.
Mark D. Avignc "a Maxine Hurst %
Earl c. Hcntschal, 10; Marjorie Il. Wilson.
II.
waller J. Budzcyn. as; Msrsarite NJ. Ghcs-
Queu %
George H. Lussicr ga Maxine Bisson. 81
Leroy chatham. 21. sara T. Washington 20
Alfred J. Musyynski 2 /. Jeanette NJ. Allen.
21
Gale p. FreidHns "a Harrette A, hendricks.
John = K1la,kovsd. 20: Marosna L Kucln-
ski 20
william G. Frcdericks, 2l Gloria l. Yedder,
H.
ham 20.
Francis A McPhnps. a.: Gwendolw NJ
George o Bskcwen. %; Grace d. stewart.
"a
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert DoWney. n. Margaret Parry ls
william ~. Eyans. .s. Helen Br1wnief, 2s,
CtAtlr. Main jr. ~ ilsc Anton. 20,
JUn HestaeRigf. 3,. Cf.rsta D. Llsfop0d. %
IVln Botku "A. CatHt.lut % Kelley. -.
DAVID s. small - Ruth G.. ALIEN. ~
julius H1rAlfl. 11 Kun CicrrhtrE SO.
Ru4y .. Nin0r. SIS. Lucia Phillips ~.
John q Ireland - Billie ~ C.rlridEr Is
Lquis WATSON, 20. Whdfedfe p. Hampton.
Zt
IsusHug Kaws ~. IIusu johnson. o.
Lawrence p Rouse ft LrUUe 3 b,cI 1s.
leon A. smith 81 Narur e. Ha'.s. za.
chester \. Middleton. 20 colleen g.
squire It
psymand u Roman, 23i Marsarc, Krson.
John Partisan. 2a- Wslsl,a Hs1Ury rs.
EQ1su w. c1ailn ~, Hat,H A eaEise
sylvester p. rnn.s. 40. nellie canansrsu
Gs.1g, , Bu.ysnen 81 trtr Lnl- a.
i'--7-- 2. ralrTsIi ~ fH !. tal. rUC'
A.e,aadsr Areeta Et- I.sl. a.,
sr'-rrir GFt-, lsE
aearf. , raE0s. ~. LaaH b. na.,u.-,
pslIui nuul D. ~. .tsr ea.nr t-
hnv l.. Hu'srr'. 1', % 1msrr sIs.slis.
vincent Ii. Tro,,H 30. UH ?. csrsas lo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
a uU Warm Gw>nwuCW1 OETRoTzAs7fMES
AAA N WIN ASA~na ~~ Answers Veterans

A Battle credit il based upon
participation IN a well-defned
phase covering a relatively long
period. that Is, number of days
set by the war department as
constituting a period of fighting
within the boundaries OF a GER
tain geographical area. II is
impossible for the army TO diff
ferentiate between those who
actually take part in the fight
ing and those who Immediately
contribute TO the fighting, such
as the supply units, engineer
units. and medical personnel,
etc. in the forward areas. Con-
Sequently. a combat zone" is
defined for each battle or cam
palgn. and the presence of
unit within the zone and during
the campaign entities members
of that unit 10 credit for par
ticipatlon. These zones are lib
orally drawn i'm order that all
reasonable claims may be salts
fed Units to be included are
designated by the theater COM
mander. Rear areas toutside
the combat zone proper are not
included and personnel there are
not entitled 10 battle participa-
tion stars. Credit is granted TO
those who are in the combat
zone, " including those actually
fighting as well as those who are
supporting the battle, and I'M
dergoing the risks of being in
the battle zone.
Q-My husband has written
me several times that his ship
has been assigned 10 the Pacific
Fleet Reserve. Can you tell me
just what this means &C. :. X.
A-The Pacific Reserve Fleet
Will be composed Of ships which,
while being kept in port, will be
maintained IN such condition
that it will be possible for them
10 operate in a short time this
should not be confused with the
Inactive Fleet" the ships of
which would require condition.
ing Tor return 10 battle status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
births o Marriages o Deaths

stanley Kemp 40. Pearl a sheldon, a..
James Randolph - Ida l.. Bentley "a.
Helm l Muller "a. Alvers A RuKotclo p.
Thomas TWardccki. 24 Irene Ps1czoiko"s"i
Harold Mezs. 1s Carrie Hays. II
Frank X HaTada. 81. Ayako A. klshiyama
B1rI F witheren. "a Della c LaBcne. %
Louis Szabo a. Doris F.. Boi1, -
Robert K Levin, ~ shirley J. Bondy -.
walter MCDOugal 40 Mamie Daniels. a.
Thomas {. fanhiS' "a Ursula I Ja"ol'Ai.
Ruuert TUCKER. 1s Willie NJ. Brown. 1s.-
steven Mlnayh 20. Dorothy {. tloteck, D.
Bruce Mgir 25 Sstnefinen ~ Ptlme,' 4'
y. e..sfeEf e.--k, Betty -T'T''r1IIiaseTI
Bun Il Esep. SO; Jane Freeborn Al
Louis KoNoff, 2s. Alexandria karas, "a.
Wiley Rodgers 80. Nlrlee Stah 81.
Morris " Wederhold - Jane Bun. n.
Roy c. Deas0n, 10 Dorothy J. AleTandti -
william O. Haywood. 20. Constance Waller
Abraham schifimsn. 20. Minnie -MAEkoAll1-
Leonard c. Ruemerapp. "a; odela LaRo.s.
tiiii-,-4tt=tst A.
Jack Euis ls Angeune Guzdzial 10
FsrnSs, STAMPS, al Bessie ". Adcock Is.
Floyd Williams % Alice Mustiffe IS
Alfred p. Harvey, Is, Dolores j. McCaTce
julius J. Altman. 81: Elizabtth ? Zclby 81
Edward G Waite 20: Dorothy McFah -
Thomas O. William Jr. IS, AIN 1. Narli 80
Hyman Weinstein. - Pearl ID. Moss ] 3
Raymond Caldwell. as Adele A. ZielinsAl
%
John w. Lines 10. Maxine ? Kinr IT
William A. Downey %, Elizabeth NJ Smoots
James x. Mccutcheon. q; Coldie Mccutch-
ste%ar, eva F. Hughes. 25 shirley NJ Brayman
%
Boleslaw Turek So Julia Kaczmarsh 81.
George n Koch p Doris z. Tot1. p
Andrew Kulczyski 9. Irene Zdoahl. 2l.
West Jacobs. ~ Nerna NJ. Hartley 20
Fvan T Washington a.. jeanette Davis rs
STANLEY J. wojtasik Is. Helen A WiikoS'
ski &c.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

find any trace of him, how long
does the war department list
him ~ missing ID. =. u.
"A man reported As miss
inc-in-aCtion is carried on war
department records an that
status Tor a year, unless re-
turned 10 military control be-
for that time AT the end of
the year If The man has not
been located the case is re-
viewed and If there Is Sull in
sufficient evidence 10 make a
finding of death. the man con-
tinucs 20 be listed as missing.
There is no set period of time
i'm which "A man may be- listed
as missing. lie IS carried in
that status until there is ac-
Ceptablc evidence of information
received by the war department
to the contrary
Q-Would a hospital train
unit operating in combat zone
picking up patients and evacuat-
ing them 10 "A communication
zone. be entitled 10 points for
being i'm the combat zone, al
though the no under which
they were operating was not In
that zone a. Il. =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

pal. It was only 2 a. m.
"My car won't start"
roared Jack.
"Where is II ." demanded
Zeder sIeepily.
I'm front of your house"
There was a long wait white
Fred went to take a look out
into the street. Then he prom-
ised he'd take care of the situ-
alton.
Next day Zeder telephoned
Jack tn inquire II ne ever pat
any oil in his car.
"Certainly- not theHghtt
you just put In gas"
Anyway Jacks automobile Is
again perking.
Zeder figures his pal won that
round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Not Engaged:

CHE must not Wedr diG-
~ mond on her left hand If
she's TO win the title Of SWeet-
heart Of Sigma Chi.
Which is TO inform you that
the Siss at Michigan State are
choosing their 1916 Swset-
hsort from among che eot'
IeRe's sorority girls.
The tDinner not only must
be pretty, she must be a good
student and a big womon on
campus.
Sororities choose their en-
trants. The winner learns of
her victory Ohen the SiRs
ssrsnode her chapter house.
Al Goss says the winnsr
also wiH be dated by SiRs for
the rest Of the year. Probably
tDiH come of With a diamond
in the end.
But If shes engaged, She's
scratched right noW.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Canine Cunning:

DILL STTTARD in with
ID this one. Coming 10 work
this morning on the Grand
River car. a blind man and his
-Ieader dog. German shep-
herd, boarded at Joy road
with q crowd.
There was only one vacant
seat. The dog headed for IL
with rush. held of all
eomers until his master was
settled.
Bill said II knocked every
body cold.
Then the dog settled HIM
self between the mans knees,
ears up every time the motor
man changed the bell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
The Gag Serious:

VETERAN ad man James
v Ward Is retiring after the
first of the year, and When his
friends ask what he's going to
do he says run a boarding house.
Turns out he is.
Jack Fernold will be in here
from New York around the 7th,
and because the Society of Auto
motive Engineers is convenlng.
there aren't any hotel rooms.
So Jim is taking Jack into his
apartment at the Lee Plaza
his first star boarder, IN fact.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Any Questions?
THE DETROIT TIMES

THE De 7 n OFT TIMES
Il mails personal answers TO
questions about the needs
and welfare. rights and priVi-
leges of serv emen and
women, veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily i'm this column, but ALL.
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way:
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU.
DETROIT TIMES.
TIMFS sgt All,
DETROIT n, MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and sSIf-Gd-
dressed, stamped enUeiops.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

itH dDSolOltlN
refused 10
start Jack
persuaded a
friend 10 push
him TO what
the frie n d
thought was
Jack $ home.
a ny " a Y
Jack ended
up over on
M . Il q o W.
brook.
T en- he
walked over
To his home
on University
and I e | e.
phOned q his
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
The Rib Terrific:

ENGINEER FRED ZEDER
H and Attorney Jack Watkins
Nhave a great time ribbing each
otaer,.
This week when Jacks Chrys-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Geography:

CCOTTIE BANTER in. and
- pretty mad brcauSr people
refer 10 Ayrshire a. being
near Glasgow.
Scottie says it's like Saying
Chicago II near San Diego.
It's the site by the way ~
the castle the scots have
given our General Ike.
ScOttie admits, however,
that the castle II in the same
country a. Glasgow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
New N'P:

JACKSON MOORE. who used
u 10 run SearS-Roehuck here.
goes 20 Atlanta as head of the
southeast division.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

n-PleAse advise " a msTiRe
" acquires overseas credits II
he was never on the high seas:
p. B a.
Am individual in thc ma
rine corps does not receive
points for overseas duty unless
ne actually serves outside the
continental limits OF the United
States. I'm order 90 be- entitled
10 point credit for overseas duty
the seTViceman ma - have
served outside the IS states and
the District oi Columbia over
seas credits begin on the date
@, leaving 4 port uf cmharkauon
and ends on the date ~ return
10 a port In the United States,
both days inclusive.
Q-Doe> the navy have "re-
quest for discharge" n does the
army in its Par. 3 b. \. X. 3l5-
S65 II ~, can YOU kindly fur
niSh the navy number?-T. =.
ON.
A-There Is no navy regula-
tion under which men in the
service t.5rff apply tor 4 discharge
based on the individuals lm-
pOrtanCe 20 national health,
safety or interest The navy de-
partment states that a number
of personnel arc requesting re-
lease from the service for buSi-
ness, financial and convenience
reasons Applications submitted
under Alnav l6S-45 lNDB. July
81 45-S6O viii be- given favor
able action only when real per
sonsl hardship n the Individual
or his family IS involved. Such
reasons as personal incOnvcn-
fence resulting from being in the
navy, involving employment OPP
portunitleS, desire of employer
for the return OF omploye, Inn
pOrtance Of civilian employment
TO reconVerSlon or postwar econ
omN will not be considered as
hardship CdSFS.
Q--My son was reported miss
AN A A
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Sick List;
OddnIcut:

nUT On Glynn Court live:
" The BoyleS. the IrNeS
(three familieSl. the Bakers,
the Cooks, the CuTreXs and
the MillerS,
And they all know each
other. This from GIiIeS kaVa-
nagh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

Q--My son was reported miss
ing last March, " they don't
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Our
Times
DUR NeiehborS:

dur NeighbOrS;
EIRST postwar hotel 10 60 up
Il will be on the corner of Bag
lev and CasS.
The Morgan family viii build
II, andu raze Tho old Llndeil
Hotel property which they own.
May be called the Morgan.
AM way. il is handsome in blue
prints. 400 rooms and modern
and sick.
Sick List:
DILL CHlTTENDEN is back
~ At his Book desk after Two
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

Cryptoquote a cryptogram quotation
FdUlo witt Tor bprw borWr Tor uwia
ml krV topartNTpWr
Saturdays CTyptoquot Tradition
wears a snowy beard, romance is always
Young Whittier
Dsuitutea by Kinr Features Syndicate Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

find any trace of him. how long
does the war department list
him A. missing ID. =. u.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

2.
II wakes the noet OF fun snd pANows~z
rs FAVoRITE N nomERS-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24

Willie The tirh Al iA' Garlcn
discussed here Wa ihc rubber
match me thlrd 10 INC series
Tn 81 tbe nineteen hoais in
which Williams engaged DUNE
lsii ended 10 knockoufs Tho,
incmdcd Fllis Phillips Mike Dc
lla and Zoe Phrone an IN one
round and his other kayo VIC
tories were over Joey Pcralta
Leroy sanders Oleo Shan>
Esd Dawson. lohuy Gfecn RUB
Garcia ara DaNo CA~fiilrN Viii
l.am> twice oatroinied Samm
Anroil former MA hchtweisat
,namion in srucllne pouis az
phtadepha and mo lreaiof
peu,he holds wins over Lw
Fraucl SNseef Whlfo Jghe hn-
eo0 Jimme Heence ana Lale
constantine
Tet ho, eftl situation az tat
tai,i vs. -e naW ip eo-
lHtGs afcr tne any Nskr eit
Boo >lon'eomety i,al iA,b VIE
he Pom ~ faln-on Woo Is
aeaina 'i mos e 'he other
headiilt '3ofnf f 8 NnF
TIC acclaim ioyes received iei
l.iS Starfnne ffnnnnh oV.r VIII
lFms haa SN'n ar ciie@ en- Alie'
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81 attended Roo4cl.tf ih4s
school IN cary lnaian4 "a.
come school ~ uian rWoa,at
a'hlen,S vNne h. p'a.a basket
ia mtsbed for fhe ba.aeai
team and won medals rs hurd-
ier ne started ho>na uhNe ia
schooi and ontsred mo annnai
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24


,ne away from INC lf'i''n
Aho'A'''o over 'ne t"eiNe t"Aha
course ne Ni'''a''iS-1of &C. p'f-
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SPORTS
THROUGH
a KEYHOLE
By ALFONSO CATO

TAX, Spaee proved TO boxing experts that he too.
.e..,, al impionship material by virtue Of his brilliant
SIS, ana n the main event at Arcadia recent
Ssr4t .sen nine Of the ten rounds and got the de-
n II ~, ,id OF the contest Spcncers stock scared
srb sa a, Mas De rated among the big ten lightweight
r,tae letofe the month rolls by.
Na lea star member Of Frial Ale bowling ae-
o,sataa rr sea Ferguson singles classic hold down
- l,tlsaiila-. Indiana few days KELLEY brought
t sta,e Motor iy $3.50 first prize Otto BScr Ilovd
oc. George Bennett. manager OF he Para
S.e lss Gddl Rough. Earl Boots Fairfax and nanx
o,h,r, o. part IA the classic.
Th eN Tournament scheduled % be held in Chi
caco lo- cancelled because Of inadequate trans
rlyta "a, Ties
Nane Lame. local sportsman. almost lost the shirt
iii h- hcn he picked Joey Peralta to beat Spencer
last r3at rlght
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-24
MEETS WILLIE JOYCE, NEW
LIGHTWEIGHT MATINEE, IDOL

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WILLIS IN
OLYMPIA co
FRIDAY

leroy Willis netroits newest
fish' sensation takes the ring
aeainsi rhil Terranova the form
~ fcsihcr~ciehf champion % the
nola Friday March - II VIII be
zeal fcs' for LEROY and Should
~ ~. linn II Viii he scientific
Aafly lefl-iahpiup wills against
hoay a'ia' king sueeipe ohafg-
ing Tcrfanova rms y ihc fight
that pcifor has been waiting Tor
and should be ono ~ INC bes; eyer
Witnessed IN Detroit hy fislic fans.
Five other action bouts Viii COM
llcfe an evening ~ hoxing