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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-16
Calendar Of Socia| Events


night postponed 10 Jan 70
Washtenav Rebekahs s o'clock. Odd Fellow Han. A.,
Maylower Guild OF Congregauonal Cnuich o'ioN' WIN 49,
Curtiss. ~,
Huron Temple number Pythan Sisters o'clock Castle Hall
Csnsrle Club Mrs Debert Blskemore
Of Eagles o'clock 8315 r. cross
Excelsior 20 RIA M $780, special conVocauon MA
sonic Temple lodge room Mt
international Division council OF socld hse"ie''
Center. - -.
Girl scouts troop one 345 Presbyterian Church. troop two $3.50
four, $3.50, salvation Army troop eeh
3.30 st Luke church Is. 1890 carver center;
troop 25 o'clock, Ypsilanu High School lunch room troop
i:3o, Carver Center: troop 81 $3.50 Bapust Church
THURSDAY.
aos NJ Catholic Women at Joseph Bruesch
Queen City HE Maccabees 1880 GAR Hall 100 IN
stanaton of officers.
Leader Glass Of O'CLOCK with Mrs Lowell Lee
Junior Chamber Auxiliary dinner meeting $3.50
McKenny Hall
Baptist Womens Union ococK Win Nls ~ D.
Schultz.
ynsiant Commsndery number knights Tnplsr. 80 Masonic
Temple lodge Arbor Commandey number Is VIII
be guests; lunch
Presbyterian womens groups o'clock with
Charles Pagan number five o'clock at home OF Miss
Helen Crawford
Naomi group Society of Christian Service
O'Clock church house
yn,ianu Lodge number bS LooF o'clock Hall.
St uke Auxiliary sewing o:So luncheon IL 80 at church
b b Bunco Club O'Clock at home o Mr. Hill
Lodge number 1877 knights OF Pythias card party
o'clock, Castle Hall.
Girl scouts troop H. $50 Gilbert House troop O'Clock Yps
High School lunch 49, S;l5 Gilbert House
81, O'Clock, Harriet.
Womens Clubs and Executive Board
American Society Ypsant branch 1880 m, City
Health Department
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Meeting Report
Given TO Union

A. the meeting OF circle two OF
the Baptist Women's Union, Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Glenn Ridenour. Rev. William Shaw
was a visitor and reported on the
Wayne Association meeting he at
tended In Pontiac. Monday. He gave
some OF the highlights OF talk
by Gustsvc Sword, a missionary
from Burma. who spoke Of :he great
influence a small number OF Chris
tian people have among the great
population in foreign countries.
Rev. Shaws talk was based on
missionary theme. He also led the
devotions.
Mrs. Rideuour presided at the
brief business meeting in the alb
.ence OF the president, Mrs. Alvin
Anderson.
Refreshments OF tea and waters
were served by The hostess at the
close Of the evening.
The next meeting vii. be with
Mrs. Motive Smith. Feb. 10.
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Along the Street

Pvt. John Willet, former Yellow
Cab driver. who has been stationed
al Sheppard Field, Texas, has ar
rived home on 4 furlough and has
seen his four day old son. Pvt
Sheppard was indicted into the
Army Air Corps early in the fall,
The baby was born Sunday, Deem
Der S.
NJ. and S. Store, 1l3 W. Michigan
Ave, now open Saturday evenings
10 9 o. m. adv.
Miss Lonnie Yovan and Miss
Doris Burns, both OF the Western
Union office. spent Sunday in De.
troit, Miss Yovan visiting relatives,
and Miss Burns visiting friends.
Gordon's shoe Repair reopened
this week after being closed one
week to enable the completion Of
interior redecorating. The renova-
lion included new paint. and the
installation of new fluorescent
lights.
Winter hats. one half OF. Campus
Dress SHOP, SIT W. Cross St. adv.
Miss Betty Fenker, deputy city
clerk, has begun her second week
away from the office due 10 serious
infections In the eye and ear. Doc
tors are administering penicillin
four times daily and report that he
eye infection Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus Marshall left
Saturday TO spend the winter In
Florida. They we're accompanied by
Mr.. Marshalls sister. Mrs. Charles
CHAMPION. Jackson. and expect TO
return early IN April.
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Lodge Members at
TecunSeh Meeting

Nineteen members OF Queen City
Lodge No. l67 knights OF Pythias
and four Pythian Sisters attended
the meeting OK the Southeastern
Area at Tecumseh Tuesday eve
ming.
Area Chairman Alfred Augustus
outlined the program OF the eve.
ming. lie then turned the rituals
tic part Of the program over 10 the
officers OF Queen City Lodge. who
put on the work OF the first rank
on four candidates 1.-TWO from Te-
cumseh and two from Mssonl.
The officers OF Queen City Lodge
we're the first contestants In the
opening and closing ceremony con-
test that is being carried on in the
area.
The regular business meeting OF
the area followed with Chairman
Augustus presiding.
Duncan Oliphant. Tecumseh
Lodge No. 1870, was elected 10 I'LL
the office Of master at arms due %
the former officer being trans
ferred to the northeastern area.
The February meeting will be
In Ypsilanti with Queen City Lodge
acting as host. Pythians may bring
women guests with .hem for this
meeting. and they will be enter
tanned by the members Of Huron
Temple No. 66 Pythian Sisters.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Has Applications

Eight new applications for mem
bership in the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Fraternal Order OF Eagles were
accepted and four members con-
tributed 10 the birthday barrel
Tuesday evening a. the Auxiliary
meeting. Those who contributed to
the birthday barrel were Mrs. John
McCrea. Mrs. Ivan Klopshinske,
Mrs. Guy Scarlet and Mrs. Ralph
Cannon. Mrs. Murl D. Fisher pre-
sided.
The pot OF gold was won by Mrs.
Claude Willis, the mystery pack
age by Mrs. Ellis Townsley and the
month dues by Mrs. McCrea. II
was announced that there will be
a shower for Mrs Louis Dutek with
cooperative supper at $50 at the
hall Jan. ~.
The next Auxiliary meeting will
be Feb. 5.
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B.P.W. Members at
Cafeteria Supper

The regular dinner and social
meeting OF the Npsilanu Business
and Professional Womens Club in
Charles MeKenny Hall Tuesday
evening followed cafeteria sup
per
Members assembled in a small
dining room to eat. adjourning az.
terward 10 the alumni lounge. The
president Miss Marjorie Milliman.
welcomed four guests-Miss Hazel
Lancaster. Miss Rosa Fewings.
( Mrs. Alice Raymond and Mrs. Mar.
garet Putnam.
Mss Janet Renton, chairman OF
the resolutions committee. read a
resolution in memory o: Miss Leeta
Baird who was beloved member
and past president OF the Ypsilanti
club.
Miss Doris Millimsn. chairman
Of the Council OF Social Agencies
urged everyone to attend the an
rual meeting OF the Community
Fund. January 20.
The name Of Miss Lois Smith.
an employee in the general office
OF the Michigan Normal College,
was presented for membership, her
name TO be voted on al the next
meeting.
Miss Gertrude Re!hle reported on
the recent meeting OF the Wash
tenav County Federation OF Clubs
in Ann ArbOr. Announcement was
made OF the meeting Of District No.
! OF the Michigan Federation OF
Business and Professional Women's
Clubs 20 be at Highland Park Feb.
3.
\ committee was appointed 10
remind members 10 give clothing
10 be sent 10 the war torn coun'
tries.
/, was decided .o-send the name
o. Miss Doris Milllman TO the State
Federation nominating committee
asa candidate for office OF commit.
tee chairman.
It was reported that Miss Belle
Morrison Is improving after a re-
cent operation and that Miss Clyde
CLARK is Ill.
After the business meeting sd-
journed. Mrs. Blache kissane,
chairman Of the finance committee.
took over the program. An auction
OF articles brought by the members
was held. the auctioneer being Miss
Doris Milliman. Many. scarce arti.
cles such as soap flakes, butter, lin
ems. ETC, were sold.
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coNcILIAToR ARRIVES

Flint, Hopes OF set.
Ting the maintenance workers
strike that has closed % OF Flints
a. schools were high today as State
Conciliator Robert Lomasney ar
rived to lend a hand in the dis
pute. Lomasney was appointed by
the state labor mediation board at
the request Of Foss Baker. secre-
tary-treasurer OF the CLOS State,
County and Municipal Workers
union, whose members walked of
their Jobs in Flint schools Tuesday.
They are demanding a ten-cent
hourly wage increase and other
benefits.
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Shower Compliments
Miss Jean Miller

Miss Jean Miller whose wedding
will be next Sunday afternoon was
the honor guest at dinner and
shower given in the Hotel Huron
Tuesday evening. The hostesses
were secretaries 10 attorneys and
after dinner the surprise OF the
evening, a lovely bedspread, was
dropped from a beautifully decorat-
ed umbrella.
Games were played and the prize
winners were Miss Virginia Cheya-
lier, Mrs. George Floury, Miss Wini-
fred Bergstrom and Miss Jean Mil
Ter.
Refreshments were served after
the games
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YpSilanti Grange
Holds Discussion

Topics Of interest taken from the
National Grange paper were dis
cussed at he January meeting OF
Ypsiland Grange, Tuesday at the
home OF Miss Maude Carpenter.
Among the topics discussed were
Extension OF Social Security, Blue
Cross disqualification, motion pic
lures. liquor traffic, st. Lawrence
Waterway. federal taxation, Youth
Delinquency. The National Grange
Is opposed to the sale Of liquors 10
minors, radio liquor advertising,
and federal control OF education.
The next Grange meeting will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob A. Thumm,
3l2 Ballard ST.
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Marriage Licenses

Paul Joseph Atkinson, 81, PA ~
Church. Hudson, TO Doris Mae All
ling, II. SOC Miller Ave, Ann Ar.
Dor.
Arthur J. Calf, 81, 700 Virginia
Pl, to Donna Meyer. II. 7O2 Vir.
ginla Pl,, both Ypsilant.
Roland McAllister. 81. 607 Hi
St, Ann Arbor. to nellie Hornlng,
81. 2O5 N. Washington St, Marion.
Indiana.
Nelain Navarro. q AS Long,
shore DR., Ann Arbor, to Inez X.
Nolby, %, Braham, MINI.
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Pleasure Club
Arranges Plans

At the business meeting OF the
Industrial Pleasure Club, Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Har.
ry Stockdale, work plans were de-
cided Another comfort is to be
started soon and the group will be-
gin again to raise money for the
treasury. 1t was decided to send
a basket OF fruit 10 a woman who
is Ill.
After the meeting the members
enjoyed a belated Christmas party
with exchange o: Christmas gifts
Luncheon was served from a table
attractiyely decorated for Christ
mas.
The next meeting will be with
Miss Amanda Binder.
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Readings on prohibition by mem
bers OF the Calkins Women's 0bris-
tlan Temperance Union provided
the program for the January meet
ing Tuesday az ernoon az the home
OF Mrs. Fred Spencer Thirteen
we're present. Mrs. W T. Dixon
, presided AZ the brief business
meeting which vas opened with
the singing OF a hymu. Miss Belle
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Missouri Will
Get Offender

An order IS expected to be signed
BY Judge James II. Breakey. Jr..
releasing Charles VOTERS, former
" OF 12 IL w. Michigan Ave. Yp-
SLANT, into the custody OF Missouri
police.
The youth. who Is In jail for pre-
sentence investigation OF breaking
and entering in the night time, adj
mitted to the court Tuesday that
he was wanted for escape in Mis-
souri, The IS year old youth had
previously pied guilty to larceny
charges which involved thefts
from the Riverside Bowling Alley,
the Recreation Bowling Alley and
the Greyhound Bus Station.
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Money Stolen
in Manchester

Ann Arbor Jan. t6-ApproIi.
mately $50 In currency was stolen
from the cash register. luke box
and pinball machines AZ the Candy
Kitchen in Manchester early Tues
day morning. sheriff's reports
show.
Entry was apparently made by
the rear door. The night watch
man told police he checked this
door at a, m. Tuesday and n
was locked, but at a. m. II was
found open by the owner OF the
establishment, Peter A. johnson.
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Lodge Conducts
Glass Initiation

A class initiation was conducted
Tuesday evening at the Ypsilanti
Lodge No. 7s2 Loyal Order OF
Moose at the Moose Hall. 1s n
Adams st. The class OF 20 candi'
dates was represented by Forest
Miller. The degree work was con
ferred upon the class by the Ypsi
lanti degree team.
Dinner was prepared by Brother
William Carson.
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Woman Burned in
Stove Explosion

Ann Arbor. Jan. l6-Mrs Pearl
Duncan, 29 1916 Springbrook Ave,
was released from 81. Joseph's Mer-
cy Hospital Tuesday after treat
ment Of third degree burns on the
right arm which she sustained in
the explosion Of bottle gas stove
Mrs Duncan told police she was
lighting the gas In the oven when
the stove blew up. In addition 70
the arm burns, both eyebrows were
sinEed.
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Has Granddaughter

Mrs. Adelma Weber. 500 Oak St,
has received word Of the birth OF a
daughter to her son and daughter
in-law. Pfc. and Mrs. Albert Weber
Newourgh. New York. Sunday, Jan
uary IS: weight six pounds, l5E
ounces
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Decree Conferred

The Fellowcraft degree was con-
ferred on one candidate a. Tuesday
evenings special communication OF
Phoenix Lodge number IS, T. and
A. NJ. in me Masonic Temple lodge
room. Willis Tooman, worshipful
master. presided In the east and
announced that the Entered Ap-
prentice degree will be conferred
January e.
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Mr. and Mrs Leonard Nudge are
driving a new car, the first in the
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bokon have
purchased the farm OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Splitter.
Mrs Dorothy Miller. who has
been a WAC. has been discharged
and is at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Agge.
Mrs. Mabel Phillips and daugh,
ter. Texas. have been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Gar
lick. They are en- route to New
York where they will live.
Miss Carol Day entertained a
group OF All girls at her home
Tuesday evening. Those present
were Barbara Day. leader; wini
fred, Jean and Julia Preston, Alice
Gay. Elizabeth Bodley. Refresh
ments were served after the meet
ing.
Mrs. Glen White and Mrs. Her
shell Halnes and son Michael
Wayne; spent Wednesday with Mrs
Glen Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harpst and
family. Maybee, and Mr.. and Mrs
AFRO Day were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Day.
Robert Gay who has received his
discharge has visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Gay. He Is
now in Kentucky to visit his wife
Grace.
AFRO Day called on his sister
Mrs. Hattie Swihart, Ypsilanti
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Day and fam
lily spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Eaton Roberts, Ypsilanti
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TRUST FUND oRoUED

Lansing APP Final details OF a
bill Ito set up Michigan's SOL 900
600 veterans reserve in a perman-
ent trust fund will be thrashed out
at meeting OF the State Veterans
Advisory Commission Tuesday.
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To as LIBRARIAN

East Lansing-AP-Mrs. Henri
eta Alubowicz, who has formerly
held positions as librarian at Beld.
ing. Jackson and Syracuse Uni
versity. will become reference libr.
arian OF Michigan State College
Feb. I. replacing Harry G.. Fitch,
who has been named librarian OF
HillsdAle College, II was announc-
ed today by NJ. s. e. Librarian
jackson F.. Towne.
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Divorces

Juanita A. Farmer vs.. Conely Il.
Farmer.
John NJ. Smith VS.. Melissa Faye
Smith.
Alexander W Buker VS.. Maxine
Buker.
Jack Q. Pfeifle VS.. Lola Lvaerne
Pfeifle.
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Play Cards

The Jolly Mixers Club played
cards and had a parry at the home
OF Mrs. James Fitzpatrick following
dinner at La Gondola. Tuesday eve
ming. Prize winners for 500 were
Mrs. Ralph Cheesman, Mrs. Fred
Lambert. Mrs. Leo Hewitt and Mrs.
Jack Coxford Mrs Coxford will be
the hostess for the next party, Jan,
20.
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To Meet Tonight

Spencer School Parent Teachers
Association will meet this evening
at 7:30 at Spencer School. There
will be a full length motion pic
ture,
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widows, and other relatives
Consult Bayard Buehen, dlree.
tor Council Of Veterans A.
fairs. American Legion Home,
III s Huron ST., Tpsllantl'
The following received their dis
charges at Camp A.terbury, India
ma, between January 3. 10 and II,
Pfc. Kenneth II. Ballet, 2il Emer'
son St. Sgt. Alvin c. Coo, l0iS3
Cherry Hill Rd., S Sgt. Willis l.
Kramer, 7S7 Mildred Ave. Pc. Ray
mond A. Grant. Jr., Pfc. Chester A
Barnes. S2l Ann St. ia, Manford
Coe. Jr., 500 Grand Blvd, Sgt. Rob.
ert W. Youngs, 21s0 Holmes Rd.,
Capt. Robert F. Corrigan. Route II,
rs George II. Curtis, 459 Hewitt
Rd.. az Bremerton, Washington.
William f. Davis. aerographers
mate. l c, 936 Ecorse DR. j..
First 1t. Charles W. Leverett
Route .. has been placed on mac
tive duty.
The following received discharg-
es at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, be-
tween January 5 and Il: ia Ger
aid H. Pylo. 1101 Ridge Rd., T/i
Raymond Watson, 1449 z. Mich
igan Ave; TIA Daniel w. Wolfe,
BOX 271. It's Milford f. Beebe. III
n. Summit St; S Sgt. Walter K.
Bolz, 1860 Bem.s Rd., Pvt. Clea.us
II. Wil6anks, 522 W. Michigan Ave,
Cpl. Jack d. Fore, 1896 E. Forest
Ave, ia Robert J. Johnson, ALI
Washtenaw Ave. Sgt. James A.
williams, 5i6 Harriet St. Cpl. vii.
liam F. Mathews. 2J7 Middle Drive :;
Pfc. Junior Born, 203 n. Prospect
st.
F nc Thomas Stambaugh, 40
Clark Rd.. S &c George H. Batey,
1876 Richmond, GM sc William r.
Martin, 374 First Ave. nc Joseph
o. Bartolacci, III y. Summit St.
&c George A. Lamkin, 42s Grove
St., received their discharges at
Great Lakes, Illinois, between Jan
uary and 10.
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Clothing Stations

Garments for the Victory
Clothing Collection may be left
at churches, schools. the police
station on S. Washington St.,
or stsrkweather Hall on the
College campus.
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Eaton Mills
MRS. BoKoN HOSTESS

Eaton Mills, Mlch.-Mrs. John
Bokon entertained a group of wo'
men at her home Wednesday eve.
ming. The evening was spent in
sewing and visiting. The hostess
served n lunch at the close OF the
evening. Among those present
were Mrs. Alice Harris. Belleville;
Mrs Joe seitE, Mrs. Henry SeitE.
Sumpter Rid; Mrs. George Koss,
Carleton; Mrs. Tony Koss, willis,
Mrs. Leonard Nudge and Mrs. Wal
ter Splitter.
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Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS -
Scores OF special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows. and other relatives
Consult Bayard Buchen, dlree-
tor Council OF Veterans A.
fairs. American Legion Home,
III 5 Huron ST., Tpsilantl'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-11
By OSCAR FRAI4EY RNnllfeil Press Shorts Writer

New York April 11-Allie Stolz, hridegroom, commercial artist, gol- fer and thrice-retired prize fighter, grinned happily as he autographed the contract that gave him a second shot at the lightweight title
 ~This time I've gotta win it for my bride" he laughed through a Miami Beach tan, getting hearty mods of approbation from retinue that would have done justice to a heavyweight champ instead of a lightweight challenger.
 q Shoudda won it before when l fought Sammy Angott," Allie added with a grimace, as the heads nod ded again.
 Stolx had just signed to fight for the crown at the Garden May IT against Bob Montgomery of Phila- delphia, the lightweight champion New York and affiliated provinces. Tt was on May IS, four years earlier that he had lost to Angott
 Caplin Defends Boxer
 s'You wouldn't have lost if I'd been there." interrupted Manager Hymie Caplin.
 ''There'd have been a case of mur- der if you had seen that decision" " one camp follower, a sixth assistant manager, said.
 Well, we'll win it this time, " 1iymie continued. This will be my sixth world champion and my third lightweight champ. won this title
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-11
lnlpertinert Questions About Sports Subjects
By DAN PARKER

COULD THOSE INDIGNANT threatened to black
 mission conducting campaign against horse dopers have made there horses almost at Bowie while Jamaica s featuring four and fvehorse events?
 we the Man aV With the WOnd'Tu if s su n,r aGD s m out of the title match he has guaranteed Ray Robin was Jorge Pasqu mulmonare the influence Of sG 6 h S tns m ee Sacn c s Sse a ao for he hasn't told Jorge yet that Branch believes those sG Happy Chandler troubled waters by recing Poem No 3 of his hackneyed routineP
 .S. woRs % upnr M tRnF n nce Joe Louis beat
 view of the fact @ that the the Gnnu ks. @ .sm in sR And really going to rub in by further ex Nike oaesn @ have inside 5 d. information ion t"t the wsr"eg 5 M hte bout ~ nOS UO1 T offer Negro lightweight fFSm Phiaaslph are feeding trough County officials going to Does Herbert Bayad swope for having told U Senate Finance Committee several years ago that & Ys game that the crowds just as eager as ever to tackled On as of Federal tax of five cent have Municipal levy of the amOun Hnd irregardesj
 A%oss of ss sy.Ty when pa1s yo will be good for five belly laughs and lou I9 Su fh pu team sign up Charley Bckey recently home from the war who thanks to his fathers expert insEgon IS p0paGy % e @ @ record 53yar kick made for Bronxve High against Ford oT who are ocuang offering to get them choice sloO rngsde the LouConn fight for $oO getg take cognzance o the fact p least menacng to the ft as ne stimulating calls protective measures to saieguara ne players Isn't it funny that the only oHca proes against the $oO tops for the LouConn ngh was mace III @ @ chp been heard on the subject rom our Boxing CommissonP Isn't fact incidentally that the Oo- mission of the Muldoon back in l92 passed rule making ceiling price for boxing shows in this Sae Are going overheard on their new outnpay PaIlcK h sure Montgomery ii the chamon can oe induced his title against Dick in the Land or the
 Woodcock should be compelled to fight at his worth before being allowed o the Garden know that uncle e i not only houtng Boxing Commissions rule in this msc Iu (Who mentioned Abel Cestac the mue behemoh from Buenos Anes?) what olo Msl nron Jackson recent unket to Billy Conns camp nr showing he said ne wat behind and take the ranglers'P Will Jorge PaSue nc his baseball grievances the UNO solution ana thus real ly scramble everything up? What cross purposes N exhibition game booked wh IAe r newt Monday because players and call of the game Giants at Ebbetts Field on Cooo Frov M eus reasons for Good Friday exhibition game ' west Point?