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ford, "FOOty" Hughes, Pat and
Nelson, Jackson, Pauline Ray, Leon,
CaTmitta and LeOlA and many more
Windy Citians.
Say, cats, your friend and mine
IL back. Who, Sarah Hill. She has
been gone one year. The gang well
comes Sarah home.
People win begin 10 think that
I have lost my mind, but II you
will bear with me and be so kind,
I win relate something that isn't
new: it's that wonderful event, the
Brown Derby RsVusl Sept. Z IL the
date-tAlk about q dance that will
be great. IT'S from 0 p. m. until
and every one will be dressed
10 kill. Tickets are now on sale.
They said Aug. 10, but that Is
stale. The same tickets are still
good for the seventh. Remember,
call Cherry 3904. so until SatuT-
day, Sept. 7, here Is hoping that
| see all Of you NJ the last dance
before school opens for some Of
you---how truel
Duke Brown Derby Don
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

ELMER RAY does q rood,
clean-llVinE aghter with q ma
tiOnal rating like Ray. who has
done nothing but good for the
fight game, lose his rights be-
cause the manager and the pro-
meter don't see eye 10 eye in this
SlugEinE gamer Il Il fair TO the
thousands Of fans who pay their
good money 10 see good and bad
Sights, year after year, and yet
not be able to see someone Of
their ehOiceH Haven't the fans
any say sOH Il lust doesn't seem
fair In my little book.
An TO what will happen this
fall and winter. well, the picture
has changed . biz. Elmer Ray has
At long last crashed In the big
time by HIS Impressive X. o.
win over Lee SaVOld, and now
doesn't need SteehsF or the local
press In trying 70 boost his
charge along. From now ON he's
national news In the sports paRea.
We have read many neWspapal
stories on his New York debut, ant
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

Minneapolis Birthday Gre~tinsn Sept. II
.-UsoFEs Sanders. 5000 Garfield Ave So.
Viola DAveiaa, ~ Highland Ave. No. Hen
Smith, 81 ColfaN Ave. No. Sept, IA
kcnnsth Edward. 2lsh Fourth Ave. So.
Willis Reed. 9AAa Smelling Ave, So Sept.
ta--KenRsth Earl GFiHahy. sTI AldFich Ave.
No. barbara Robinson. asag Firth Ave. &c.
Mrs, Ada Lucas. assT 10Th Ave, So Sept
IA Carl Green, 300 bryant Ave No.. Pred
Cobb. s9A Oirard Ave. No. Mr.. James
Cobb, aSA9 fifth Ave, 10. Sept. Is Gloria
Green. T99 Emerson Ave. Ne, MFa, Matte
RAmUsla, ppa Bryant Ave. No.. MFa. Walter
Beaslsy, sfta Clinton Ave, Mary N. Cot.
ton, 40 v. alth g.. Gladys BpAuldinH, as
DupOnt Ave, No sept is-C Charles Brady.
2li W. sand r., nurl GFiGsby IT,, sfl
Aldrleh Ave. No, franSia W, Doyle, Sa1
Eighth Ave No. Spencer v, MsTical, pOs
bryant Ave, No, Pearl Woodland 1881 N,
hTyaat Ave Sept. if-Nsv, l., Y. Ashford.
slp FFsmoat Ave No,
Out of Town 0rsstlREs Sept, ia--Mrs,
wallace ChAmbsrs. California Sept. is.
W, A, Willis, New York Ralph 4. Jones.
f-,haTuaTut Jackson. EansVills, Ohio.
birthday Dressings In ~, PAUL. Sept, "a
George Carter. Ell 81. Anthoay Ave.
sept ia--Allls Camp. baS Carroll Ave,
Sept Mary whitHorS, 500 RondO Ave.
Ars. kAthTyn Nell, 7as N. Anthony Ave.
Production Of specially canned
baby foods In the United States
increased from about 30 million
cans In 1894 10 over a billion and
q quarter In loAb,
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Y
bow-legged, slew-footed an
backward, too. Bet we'd never get
a pair Of EoOts on you. You're
natures acrappy, hope you're
happy, for you're one lonesome
child.
Esquire"
Can you mingo with my llngof
Don't talk me to death, ole man,
cause I'm not ready TO die. Myl
Myl Foot with boot TO anOOt, Well,
what say, mOmmios, dAddioa,
chiekis-os and cat.tOesi What's new
on the daily menu4 Hey, what
What In the main drag for all you
fine, fascinating and fair-~Vooml
VoomSl Some males say that girls
minds are like pRrAchuteS; they
only function when they are open.
But that works both waysl
Minneapolis really damned Sat
urday nj a fine, fine party. Some
Of the cute and lovely girls were
Edna Mae and Matte Dale Shaw,
Pat Lacy, Janet Aaron, Vilanova
billiard, Betty Law, Gladys Green.
Villa White, Margie Beaaley, Car
mon Allen, Donna CUT. Wilma
JohnlgRn and sister; Yvonns Curry
and Marion, and many, many other
fine, fair girls.
II seemed that NJ. d. was getting
her kicks and r. NJ. 8. also was
on, and ] mean what ! said, whols
wheat head. Ole Tommy Nc. really
likes the song, I'm Lost" at least
he played II enough. In other words
the party was hne. II was q frompy
freely, creeping, lOaplnR Zip that
could cut the chip Of any hep cats
lips. "Windy City"
The lounge over In the Windy
City was leaping, creeping anC
raring taring with fine hers ant
he's. Some Of the buddy gl0es there
were johnson, Brown sisters, Craw
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06
NE ABBE WAILAcE sERWcE


, Minneapolis Is, MINI.
ing but she fails to add glamor.
! love romance, lots Of 1--WE and
flattery. so tell me what | may
do in order not to hurt her or have
my children think me a nO-gOOd.
Ans: You are fortunate in haV-
ing a leVel-headed wife who believes
in doing things in moderation. 1--WE,
Hattery, sports and social climbing
IL fun it's true but taking
IL in too big doses has wrecked
many n happy home. Suppose your
wife did pitch into your way Of
living 1909. What about the kid
dies? Would you drag them along
or leave them behind to take care
Of themselves? Enjoy a reasonable
amount Of social fun, but don't put
II above your wife and family.
Worried: I want TO go to college
but | am not financially able. /
am working but | have TO help my
family besides clOthe myself. |
thank God so much for the bless
ings that have but | am unhappy
and discouraged. My whole heart
is craving for education and in
telliRence.
Ans: The world Is full of sue
cessful men ard women who had
the craving you have and who
worked their way through college.
II can be done and you can do II.
Your parents will not hinder you
II you prove your eArnestness and
sincerity. A year Of hard work and
saving, then part time jobs while
In school and during vacations, and
before you know Il, you will have
accomplished your ambition.
J.B.--I have q girl friend. like
her very much, Furthermore, I am
jealous Of her. She says she loves
me. Will she ever have a private
affair with me as she should?
Answer in this weeks paper. She
seems to be a nice girl.
Ans: She IL a nice girl Jack
. and nice girls don't indulge
In private affairs until the wedding
night. The answer to your prob
lem lies In these magic words "Will
you marry me, sWeetheart?" It's
your move, brother.
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Maurice Copeland Joins
Gordon Forks in Eusi

Maurice Copeland, 1882 Smelling
Ave, Minneapolis, left the city
Tuesday, September 3, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Parks, to reside In
New York where he will act as
an assistant to Mr.. Parks, who is
a photographer for Standard OIL
company there. Mr.. Copeland il
a nephew Of Mr.. Parks. Mrs. Cope
land, the former Laura Moses, will
join her husband in the east in the
near future.
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WANT ADS
HELP WANTED
sv CHARLES ALIEN

Wanted: Woman to assist with
house work, care Of two children.
Steady work. Salary open. No
cooking, go home nights. 4424 Co.
lumbus Ave. Pleasant 1852.
Aunt Jemima demonstrators wanted.
Salary, $40 per day. Call Atlantic
1863 for appointment.
Dressmaking alterations and re-
modelling. Cherry 1891.
HOUSES FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL STUCCO HOME
9Th Ave. near 3Sth st., long living
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Finished attic. Automatic oil hot
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heater. One-car garage. Rugs in
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Parker 1855.
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ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION
File No. eI7A

File No. 6I7A3
State Of Minnesota. County Of Hennepin.
Probate Court.
We EstAte Of Margaret jackson, also known
as Margaret Jane jackson and Maggie
Jackson, Deeedent
IT is ORDERED. that the final account
and petition for examination thereof and
for distribution. hled herein. be heard on
Monday. September SOth. IS46. at 10 O'Clock
A. n. by this Court in the Court House in
Minneapolis. Minnesota, and that all per
sons interested In this estate present OBJ
jsctions. II any, why said petition should
not be granted.
This Order shall be published in the
Minneapolis Spokesman and copies thereof
mailed according 10 law.
(SEAL)
Witness, the Hon. Manley /. Fosaeen
Judge Of Probate Court, this 9th day OF
September. 1915,
ERNEST P. LORENZ.
Clerk Of Probate Court.
By r. A. JOHNSON,
Chief Deputy Clerk
/. o. SMITH, Attorney.
sos Palace Bldg.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

yourself. why PERCY VILLA
hasn't he fought In Minneapolis
(once In st. PAUL. during the past
two seasonsH Why does he get all
that swell publicity In the local
papers, and yet no fights In these
parts : Ray and his manager, Tom
my O'Laughlan, want to fight for
promoter Tony Stecher. and yet
no answer from the promoter as
to why he doesn't use Ray.
StecheT says: I'D gladly use
Ray u he were only managed by
anyone other than O'LOughlan."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

3i4 Third Avenue SOut
T.E.W.--I am married. | love
my husband and he tells me he
loves me but he acts like he doesn't
even like me at times. was in
love with a boy and he went into
the service. Will we ever meet
again? Somehow, can't keep from
thinking Of the boy I was in love
with before | met my husband.
Ans: Which IL perfectly natur-
al, but nothing to be alarmed about.
II Is foolish though, for you to
torment yourself with thoughts and
day dreams involving this other
fellow. He Tilted you abruptly II
you remember back and he'd do IL
again. Meantime, your married life
will stay confused until you cleanse
your mind Of this boy and center
your thoughts and affection on your
mate.
Hall have some money saved
up and my brother and ! are plan
ming on going into business. Will
| be successful enough II invest
nv monev in IL or viii do better
working like am ? Answer through
the paper.
Ans: Throwing up your Job and
opening up q business for yourself
II q big step, my friend. II would
be unfair to you for me TO give
you . yes or no answer without
fully Analysing your case. Please
write 20 me privately. State the ma
ture Of your new enterprise, the
past experience Of you and your
brother In this work, the amount
you intend TO invest and whether
you will invest equally. I want TO
help you, 30 go into detail when
you write back.
FL am writing you these
few lines to let you know how much
! enjoyed my 1946 Guide Book. I
think II il simply wonderful. When
ever l feel In distress, just read
II. You don't know how much II
has helped me. I wouldn't be with
out II for anything in the world. !
can't thank you enough. Whenever
l need advice about anything I
certainly will write you.
HEM am married, have been
for II years. I'm the father Of
six children. I have a nice lob and
earn a decent living. My wife Is
a nice person. but there are things
she doesn't do which to my nature
is all that I ask for. play ball
a great deal. This she detests. She
refers to me as a social. like
activities Of all sorts. Pretty wom-
en-. My wife is nice enough look
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

All NniA brings
10 mind that o.
LOughlAn an d
Stecher haven't
been hitting the
gong for some
time. All well
and good. Those
things DO hap
pen amongst the
best Of people.
miSunderstaRd-
lnEs and what
not. But why
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

HSNNA HANa ~
once that he can
beat anyone In
the world, say,
except champion
Joe Louis. II IL
also nice TO learn
that whenever
Ray fights out Of
town, he has him
self announced as
from Minneapolis.
You most like
ly have asked
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06
You Square FrOuE

MOu square FROM
Delaware
You Square
from Delaware,
you looks like a
home from Rome,
and has almost
forgotten the use
Of a comb. The
clothes that you
wears are out Of
style, you looks
like q square
every time you
- n Ia vn,,lra
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

Moss Irving and Eaniee Potter Zephyr Turner and Aue Dial
read Virginia Sahords AuzB playing and
cous TO requests Fridays Minneapolis Star reads party
accOd AuE Dial the piano the
evening guests full take lesson from AuzS
who IL gracious about complying"
RAIN Workout his home from the other
he told he's saving Roosevelt dimes his
necklace for Christmas present Doris White engaged
Howard Cummings. So thersi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06

everyone was impressed with his
impressive win.
When the New York boxing com.
mish suspended and took away
Marty Servo's title, why didn't they
do IL all In one breath and hand II
TO Sugar Ray Robinson, who was
a near cinch TO beat him anyhow 7
Overheard at the newsroom Of.
fice: One Of the boys was asked
"Are you sending items to so-and.
30, the cOlumnist9" And he replied
"Why should II He can clip the
columns himselfl" But don't get
me wrOng-it's q great game.
Sudden thought: Wonder why
does Billy Conn feel that people
are questioning his courage be-
cause he fought cautiously against
Louis, when II Is a well-known
fact that every fighter who doesn't
exercise discretion against Joe, Is
just an idiot?
THE GOSSIPEL TRUTH:
Joe Louis has been swamped with
applications from $50 chefs who
want to work for him Marva
Louis Is signed TO star in her first
mOvie-"Boyi what a gal"
She goes TO work next week
Billy Conn Is searching for a night
club in Pittsburgh &. He's getting
restless, his friends say You
can bet even money that Jackie
Robinson will play with the Giants
next season his batting per
centage was $50 last week
What on earth has happened Ia
all Of boxing promoter Billy Col
berts boxing plans for this sum-
mer and early fall? e. Up at the
gym the other day one Of the boys
was saying this about a certain
fight manager: you can believe
everything he says II you discount
II by 100 per cent" But don't get
me wrong love the boxing game.
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dance given by Percy Hughes and his band :. Saw
many people had not seen for so long Harriet
Smawood and her younger sister, Lorraine Chap
man Of Duluth this was her first public dance)
Martha Kay, wearing perky gray hat Roy Kay
and ex.wife, Kay. Young Cecil Tayors, who re-
married Saturday night. Gloria GilbrsRth; Ruth
Luther Payne, Algerine HRrdiman, Dorothy Jones
and others Mt a table. Celia Robinson :. Audrey
King Ruth Swain and Roosevelt LandsFs .
Marjorie Banks Commodore Of Detroit here for her
sisters wedding. Johnny Young Bsa Cassius was
the ticket tAker, while hubby Bent tended bar . .
Also Elmo Jones, Jimmie Brown and Footy Hughes
Ialnr 10 thu Ella Enalar Rrnrzn and lana
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06
Sports Vues
by
Percy Villa

Most Of tOday's space goes 10
the No. 2 heavyweight challenger,
Elmer (Vlolent) Ray, who has
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Juvenile 1--WE
ly DON GATES

BY DON GATES
II IL real wild, 30 play Il real
cool and all that sort Of righteous
live.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-06
''PrOblems of Humanity
HUMAN RELATION COLUMN WHEREIN TIE TROUBLED IN
MIND AND HEART CAN SEEK COUNSEL AND GUIDANCE


write . include etpng
private NsDh" nd ISs for ABBEs lS+ IN
problems within the realm
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g. THIS us HT
VI KkkNM ANA @eese1
No Mornino After

m dreams of love rent
To tatteTs by heartless gent,
have yen for suicide .
BY cyanide
Not mel Though love may do Its worst.
feel overpowering thirst
For poison or the briny deep
easem my Instead, weep
A full half and then
To rustic another
And fall for him fast he
And time permit. This 10 be
Far pleasRneT and does the trick
As we'll Arsenc
George Starbuck Gaibraith.
mothers forward breath
Jahnne Annie back SCHOOL, Others will be
busy buying fall and winter clothing Some coal and oil and on
Evening star., 1946-02-05
Cards kurowski, Brooks OImo
Join Increasing HoIdout List

clowning first baseman-outfielder,
to sign his name to q contract.
Big Hank Greenberg, the Detroit
Tigers slugging outfielder, doesn't
expect to have any trouble reaching
an agreement with the American
Leaguers, although he said here yes
terday that he had not yet received
q contract from General Manager
George Trautman. Greenberg added
that Trautman was going to mail q
contract within a week.
In good shape and ready to head
for the Tigers Lakeland, Fla, train
ing camp, the former Army Air
Forces captain indicated he would
sign for around $65.000.
Phils Buy Two From Cards.
Plenty of other diamond news
popped up yesterday as the bulk Of
the major Ieaguers began packing
for their jaunts to the sunny train
ing grounds.
The Phils announced the pur-
chase Of Pitcher Alvin Jurisich and
Outf1elder John Wyrostek from the
st. Louis Cardinals for an undis-
closed sum and also reported the
signing Of Southpaw Hurler Ken
Raffensberger. Clevelands Indians
announced the signing OF "a players.
The Braves reported that Pitcher
Johnny Hutchings and Shortstop
Dick Cutler were in the fold. Buddy
Kerr, Giants second sacker, re-
ceived neat raise for his work dur
ing the last campaign. Cleveland's
Bobby Feller said in Tampa that the
New York Yankees again would be the
team to beat in 1916, but that the
American League race would be
very close.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
By the Associated pres..

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Whitey
Kurowski, the st. Louis Cardinals
solid humping third baseman, and
speedy Luis Olmo OF the Brooklyn
Dodgers are the latest players to
join the big league holdout brigade.
Kurowski, who was the National
Leagues fifth ranking batter and his
clubs leading better with .323
average last season, shot back his
unsigned contract to Owner Sam
Breadon yesterday. remarking that
the terms were anything but salts
factory.
It had been rumored ever since
the last diamond campaign ended
that the blond. 190-pound infielder
was ticketed for the Philadelphia
Phils and it Is known in baseball
circles that he is one of a group of
Redbird stars who would like to do
their ball playing in different uni
forms.
Olmo, who raped out fancy .313
average for 1945 and handled him.
self ably in center field. announced
in Puerto Rico that he was dissat-
isf1ed with the terms Brooklyn Of
fered and asserted that he would
not leave for spring training until
he came to an agreement with the
club,
Dodgers Walker Unhappy.
The veteran Dixie Walker, who
played alongside of Olmo in the
Dodger picket line, also Is unhappy
over the contract mailed out by
Brooklyn Prexy Branch Hickey, it
has been learned. Dixie, who led
the senior circuit with .357 mark
In 1914, slumped of to 300 last sea-
son.
The New York Giants are having
trouble getting Danny Gardella, the
Evening star., 1946-02-05
Purses Of Sz5O,OOO
Offered in Harness
Meet al Saratoga
ny the Associated Pred.

6y the AStocihbeu flcbB.
Saratoga raceway's 54-night har-i
ness meeting, starting June "a, win
offer $250, 900 in purses. Track Presi-
dent Frank Wiswall announced that
the grand circuit session sof the
meeting will be held from July 30
to August and will include the
$500 championship stallion stakes
for 3-year-old trotters.
Calumet Farms 4-year -old Good
Blood has been assigned top weight
Of 122 pounds for the $50, ,000-added
mile and furlong Black Helen
Handicap, for fillies and mares, s.
year-olds and up, to be run at
Hialeah Saturday. Jamesina and
Isidore Bieber's Moon Maiden get
In with 12l pounds.
The Texas King Ranch has en-
tered Curds N'Way, a filly, in Mex
ico's three big races at the Hippo
dromo de las Americas. The bay
daughter Of Milkman-Top Tier, by
Peanuts, will meet some of Mexico's
best gallopers in the stakes Jockey
Club Mexicano, Februery IT, Gran
Premio Nacional, March 8, and the
Derby Mexicano, March "a.
Eddie Arcaro has been engaged to
ride w. w. Adams KeWey Dee
and Carroll Bierman to handle c..
T. Howe's Menex in tomorrow's
running of the $4,000 Bcugainville
Handicap on the turf at Hialeah.
Billy Pearson of Pasadena, Calf,
and Fernando Fernandez, a Cuban
jockey, are sharing the riding laurels
at Mexico City's Hipodromo de las
Americas. Pearson has ridden so
winners In 1877 races during the
first SIS days Of the meeting, but Fer
nandez leads with 62 first placers
In 1923 rides. Ellsworth Sylvia of
Vallejo, Calf, is the third ranking
rider with 40 winners.
A crowd of 20,989, which wagered
$1,469,018 on Hialeah's eight-race
card yesterday, established a new
Florida betting record for a single
race when it plunked down $229,-
989 for the sixth race, bettering
the $212, 1923 recorded on SATURDAYS
Columbiana Handicap. w. w.
Adams Gay Moonbeam, with Jockey
Eddie Arcaro aboard, won and paid
$3.50.
Yesterdays feature winners: At
Hialeah-Chanceagain, $31. At Fair
Grounds, New Orleans-Earshot,
1880.
Evening star., 1946-02-05

Buying and holding United States
Savings Bonds is the safest, surest
way to security and independence.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
Sports Mirror
By the Associat ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Willie Pep,
New York, recognized feather
weight king, outpointed Willie
Roache in 10 rounds at New
Haven.
Three years ago-Jacob La
Motta outpointed Ray Robinson
to end Robinson's string Of SO
amateur and 40 pro fights with
out a defeat, before 81 ,240 fans in
Detroit.
Five years ago-Clarence "Ace
Parker signed a two-year con-
tract with the Brooklyn Dodgers
of the National Football League.
Ten years ago-Frank "Pinky"
Higgins of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics returned his contract un-
signed.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
Maryland Racing lisi
Is Being Discussed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 5.-The Mary
land Racing Commission met today
with officials Of the States four ma
jor tracks to discuss improvements
at the plants and dates for the 1916
meetings at Bowie, Havre de Grace,
Pimlico and Laurel.
Last fall. George p. Mahoney,
commission chairman, suggested
that the tracks enlarge or rebuild
grandstands, expand facilities for
bettors and other improvements.
During the war, racing was sus-
pended at Bowie and Havere de
Grace, and combined meetings
were held at Laurel and Pimlico.
The tracks have asked for 40 days
racing this spring and 81 in the fall
with Havre de Grace requesting it's
rs days in the spring instead OF a
split meeting as in past years. These
are the dates requested:
Bowie; April ! to IS; II days; Havre de
Hsvrs de Grace. May Is to May ~,
aa5s aIs phes ostSs Ssossr S assss ssssnSei 8. e
- days, and Bowie, November 16 to
November 80, 13 days.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
Bariolo, Pep 10 Settle
Feather Title Mixup

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5-The con-
fused featherweight title situation
is going to be cleared up IN Madison
Square Garden March ] and before
that blustery month Is over boxing
will be back on . one champion for
each division basis again.
With Ike Williams, the NBA
champion, and Bob Montgomery,
the New York titleholder, already
contracted to straighten out the
| lightweight muddle In the Garden
March "a, Promoter Mike Jacobs
yesterday announced that he had
signed Sal Bartolo Of Boston and
Evening star., 1946-02-05

Willie Pep Of Hartford. Conn. the
rival claimants to the featherweight
throne, for q l5-round title scrap
March !.
Pep, recognized as 126-pound
champion In New York and Con-
|necticut, defeated Bartolo twice be-
fore the Bostonian took over the
NBA crown from Phil Jerranova In
1914.