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PAGE SIX BLYTHEVILLE COURIER NEWS3 Buresh and Knox Win Tag Hatch New Wrestling Team v' Displays Superiority Over Wolfe Stanley (Bushy) Duresli and Buddy Knox are looking tar new wrestling worlds to conquer Exploding a ixwerful attack, the new tug team sensa- ilo'nDisposed ot "Wild Bill' Caniij andVoe Wolfs In convincing fash- Ion Monday night at the American Legion arena in' the 01 feature of Promoter roney's ring'show 'f) Buresh and Knox all but made complete rout of the fast, exciting nnd uTHisunllj- rough, brutal card They through the "tn.0 single fall preliminai les, and toolc the first and third falls of main event tag match Buresh Kajos Cannj the WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1945 DOPE BUCKET IX HIGH ESTEEM That Calvin j. r. Moody and Tech. Scrgt. James (Babs) Roberts, Vho lost, their; lives in freak accl- denls just lew.

days apart, were held in high esteem by their many frlehcts is reflected In the several letters I have rccelycd since their deaths Almost without excep- Buresh, slov, moving, mcth6dlcal workman, continued liis fine all tound performance by tossing Bill Cariny in near record lime Coming out of his corner for the initial fall, the bushj headed Polish "grap pier suddenly 1 ashed out with well timed kangaroo kick His aim was perfect Both feet landed flash in fnee and floored him Stan quickly climbed aboard for the fall which consumed only 14 seconds, just a few seconds short of the quickest on record here. tion the boys have commented on the fact that Moody wenl through those hellish days In China when a half dozen airplanes were considered a good Sized air force, came oiit alive, and In good shape, only to die trying to avoid a collision with another plane, which was cutting I across his path One of the saddest came from Lieut. Joe'Dlldy, Vh'o'had both of them on his undefeated and untied '1037 niytl vllle High: School 'Chlcknsnw eleven "Thanks so much for sending me the 'papers with the accounts of our losses I was in Arkansas Tile Infantile Paralysis was swelled by $7946, 05 wrestling fans, contributed to an appeal "IT F. (Doc) Dean on behalf, of the Junior commerce which' iSponsored the drive Doc" acted as master of during the intermission programs featured music of Ray Duke and 'Dottle Brown Eyes during the Christmas holidays and saw in the papers there of the deaths of Calvin and Babs, and the reported missing' of 'LcRby '(Ross) hated, anything. so much in my whole life 1 saw the account of Calvin's death first and I just broke down and got next to.me, he honestly cried being-the first who pluycd for me to give his'life.

Then the report of (he report of Le- just as hard. can truthfully say I couldn't enjoy my Chrlstmas vacatl6n dieaded the: first report of a los my boys. pitting the lead my buddy rom home I have seen the odds gainst but yet they'more han held their own Let's not ive up on Ross. He still has a h'ance and a good one. He cer- alnly is a nice'fellow BUDDIES DIDN'T FORGET "Bab's" buddies at Camp Camp- jcll, where he was stationed when fatally wounded in the'hcad, didn't forget hint during Christmas, They bought $200 In War Joneis and sent them, to his 10- iioiiths-old (laughter, Anne as a special remembrance AN friend, Staff Sergt.

Louie Smotherman, former grid great at Armorel and an- outstanding softball star, has gone in" for actlng-- on Ixiytc 'Louie writes that his 00th division has gone. Hollywood. They are making a movip with Lcyte as the'set GET ath- etcs at the Blythevllle Army Air Field are scattered all over the world, according to Lieut. BID Adams, who jets letters regularly from them; Mel ParncH, the crack left handed star who was Voted the-' outstanding athlete rit BAAF, Is in gunnery at Keesler-: Bill Yare- wick, 'another the'same team', has completed ills training al Lowery Field, as a flight.engineer oil B-29 with nexl I loved Welfe Shoes'. Fans "Though on the losing end of the first preliminary and the feature event, this youngster, stole the show.

A former fullback at Ohio State, Wolfe gave the packed enthusiastic house a good Mea why he was selected for the first string job for the Buckeyes several jears back he let himself go with a volley of flying tackles that not onlj blasted Buresh nnd Knox to pave the ftay for the second foil, but'ensnareri Referee Meronej Ifor Wolfe gave the fans one'of ftie most dynamic and spectacular demonstrations of power ever, Mlk.e was a constant target throughout the bitter, hard fought match As expected, Canny was the chief Instigator of the attacks And his keen delight in attacking the referee led to Canny's aisquallflctf- tlon in the 'second curtain 1 raiser when he appeared to be in the winning groove Cinny had things go- tag his way when he cracked Mike on' side of the head several times the veteran could recover ffom the effects of the stinging blows he quickly raised Knoxs hand and ordered Bill from the ring 'Winners Score Quickly Buresh and Knox broke away to them all and sincerely pray that tin rest be'spared their lives to car ry on as 6rmmplons in life as they did on the field DIDN'T LOSE FAITH faith which Corp. liunsford and the rest of us had I4eut. LeRoy, Ross, who showed for more tha a inonth, was justifiable Yo Tyill recall thai LeRoy, a forme Chick end, caino upon Big Jimmy, the. promising young boxer, in the jungles of gold bars cm the shoulders of LeRoy. didn't keep him from recog- rilzlng and Chewing the fat with Jimmy, who then boasted only a Pfc.

stop Tokyo GUARDS two guards pn the basketball' team, Bll Kclso and A'mnnciq Buccl are In Ih- dln nnd stationed rime place Gordon Donqhuc, the lioxing is attached to the Normandy Hospital, San Antonio; and hopes to land Job. as the assistant boxing Instructor at the S.A.A.A.F. SENDS L. G. (Little Pete) Thompson, somewhere will Pillion's arniy, has scnt.n copy Ihc Continental Edition-of-the Eve nlng Mail for.my.servjfe collection Pole's address 893rd T.

APO 230, P.M., New York City. stripe LeRoy slopped his jeep when ho sighted the huge giant and could hardly get: over quick enough to. pump his hand supreme joy. Stationed now on the Phlllp- plnc 230th Eng. APO APO 72, PM, San Calif.) where Ross now Is too, Jimmy had this to say in his Jan 2 V-mail letter that wasn't processed: ialento Charges Da Bum Ran Out' Sharkey Not Anxious To Fulfill Date With Tony In Boston Ring ORANGE, N.

Jan. 17. ony Gnlenlo, the bccr-bajrcl slug- Is red with rage. He's hotter than a glowing pot- llletl stove. He'd like to take the out of his tavern ami use it to mstlse former heavyweight chahi- on Jack Sharkey.

Two-ton Tony claims that Shnr- ay "ran out" on a Boston fight be- veen the two strong, silent men. lie furious Galento snys: "I don't low da bum Is takln 1 a powder HII I gets home to Orange, ether- ise I'd have moldcral 'im right'ir pston, censor or no The bout was scheduled for Jan. Here's how the controversy be- ween those two quiet character: Galento was rcferceing atehes In -New England. Tony's ubllclty'brought a statement troni told the was retired, nil right, but he oukl go on fighting until he hue hlskers as long as there are heavy- eights like Galenlo and the anclciy im Maloney. Tony's manager, Willie Gilzen- a loud and public pro- csl.

Boston writers happily s'pur- cil Promoter Eip Valentl Into latching Galento ami It ras to a three-round exhibition vllli big 12-ouncc gloves and rounds one-and-a-half minutes instead the usual three. When Galento returned to Or iige. he found that Sharkey had rithdrciwh from the contest, ''jack nalntains that he Is loo old, at ,42, come'out of-, retirement flgliL 35-year old youngster like Two- on.Tony. The great Galento the last wd, as usual. he snorts, "that guy s'alwnys retiring.

We wuz signed to Ight in Newark way hack in 1933, )a bum knows I'll knock him out so he Win, lose, or draw, they're 'bums" to the great Galento. Who Wouldn't: Want To'Own Such An Auto? How would you ilk a'car whic runs 4G miles to the gallon gasoline? But isn't, for sale Harry Atkins, owhs'an Austin could sell 'his "midget: fiutomobll 100 times weekly but he. Isn't in tcrestecl. Purchased six months 'i ago fo "Just received. your clipping telling $178, hi latest offer was twlc of Lieut LeHoy Ross.

I am sorry to that amount. hear of his luck, Cor It is pi-tec, for the 1934 model car wa lows like LeRoy who are winning this war I have watched those fighters zoom through the air on the sndijvoife got blis'y 6pened battering" wti of Nips and often told $480 when A.L-— Arkansas Asks Custody the bovs In my outfit that the one Of Negro In Murder Cos I LITTLE ROCK, (UP) a.half crab on Canny that put Governor. Ben Laney. has aske crimp In the big boy's back and led Governor Davis-'of From Blythevllle Airport State Senator John Moore of Helena has practically every amateur flier In Arkansas up In the air, figuratively He certainly stirred up 'a hornet's nest when lie Introduced a resolution in Die Senate which, if adopted, would hike the state tax on aviation gasoline. Two Blythevilic pilots were among the group of 05 who have organized the Arkansas Private Fliers'Association as result of Senator Moore's threat.

They are C. V. Sebaugh, one of Mississippi County's hottest enthusiasts, and Johnny Fields, flying instructor at the Blythevllle municipal airport. Scliaugh and Fields attended the meeting at Little Rock Monday at which time the sportsmen fliers laid plans for spiking Moore's resolution before it has a chance to a damper on civilian avia- llon in this stated The present price of 30 cents a gallon is a --plenty to gas the 1 pleasure planes, say Sebaugli, Fields and lie others. But If Moore's scheme iocs over tills price would be boost- id accordingly.

this later. El Dorado is Just a hop, skip and jump' for Cecil Wrotcn'sspeedy Jittle Culver Cadet. That's why he and J. P. Friend could buzz over for the Arkansas-Oklahoma A.

and M. basketball game Saturday night. They returned Sunday. "Boy, this Wroten fellow sure r.an fly," enthused J. P.

Wonder It there aren't quite a few former pilots now on the Inactive list In Ihls neck of the woods? We know one who usecf to hold a commercial license, but who doesn't fly now. He is W. "Bill" Crawford, manager of Well Brothers cotton agency here and a first lieutenant in the Arkansas Guard. Bill used to be a sort of "flying salesman" over In North Carolina tor the Luscombe people. Bill allows he may take up flying again some day.

A Ryan three-placer sat down at the local port the other day. The ship. was piloted by Norman Orleff and carried two other passengers. Orleff signed In from SIkeston, en route to Memphis. As air travel increases, especially after the war, more and more visitors stop off at Blj'lhcvillc provided of course, facilities are made available for accommodating visiting ships and their occupants.

Something to think ibout. nil Men In Service Leonard Mullliis, 17-year-blil son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Mullins of Blylheville, Is receiving his initia Vaval indoctrination at the U. Naval Training Center, Great III. his recruit trainings-is completed, the seaman will receive a' period of Those enthusiasU he present tax is who believe high enough vere reminded that now Is the to be heard. Letters or tele- ji-nms to Little Rock would let heir sentiment be known. C.

B. Wood Jr. is toying with a lew Luscomhe he brought iiomc Saturday from West Memphis where lie it from Joe Bowen of Bowen Service. This gives the Blythevllle airport nice little fleet of live A Aircrew who loves to fly so much lie thinks nothing of hiking down Highway 01 to the airport is counting the days. You see, very important person lives in Charleston, W.

nnd when his next furlough comes lie's going lo fly there. More on Veteran Commended Master Thomas M. Stanle of Caruthersvlllc.MUo.,. has been commended by Gen. H.

H. Arnold for his part in a recent three-day period of intensified against'Germany. Veteran of 27 months overseas he also has serviced B-17's in England and North Africa. He Is son of O. C.

Stanley of Ca ruthersvlllc. Terms Still Unconditional Surrender LONDON, Jan. 17 (UP)- In the louse of Commons Winston Church- II told the world once more that he Allies will never accept any erms except unconditional surren- Icr for the Axis. Laboritc members asked him if ic didn't think the unconditional policy was stiffening German resistance and prolonging the war. The man who offered England only blood, toll, sweat and tears, replied with emphasis: "No, sir, 1 don't.

We don't take that view at all. I think the House would be overwhelmingly against our attempting to make peace by negotiation." Navy Flier Back After Downing Two Jap Planes Lieut. Frederick P. Jacobs, U. S.

of Grider Route, Osceola. Ark, has returned from a tour combat duty In the Pacific, where he flew with the Navy's Air Groui based aboard a large carrier Hie ESSEX class, Lieutenant Jacobs, who is 2G years old, completed" 15 combat Piloting a Grumman Hellcat fighter (FfiF), he twice caught Jap planes in his gunsights and sent them crashing into the Man Back After 3 Years -oreign Service Harmon E. Terrell, 20, home af- cr three years foreign service In Navy, was guest, of his father, J. L. Terrell, and family, during lie past week, The storekeeper third class, who entered the Navy four years ago with his dad's consent, has just returned to the Stales after hav- ng in action at Guadalcanal and Saipan.

He left Sunday for San Francisco where he Is to be reassigned. It Is expected he will ho given shore duty because of an illness while on sea Stricken with a tropical fever, an operation was performed on his face to remove a portion of the tissue affected by the fever. He already Is much improved and there is only a slight scar. There are enough eggs in one codfish to produce more than a billion pounds of if each egg hatched and matured. Chest Colds WICKS VVAPORUP To Relieve Misery Rub on Tested to subsequent free-for-all that lasted 'for several, minutes before Rcieree Meroney and member! of L- .1 'Vl 'aisault' that -completely buried Bur- ijsh and Knox Canny had the honor of making both falls official, though it the Hying tackles ol WolJo that played a prominent part fOxcd'Wolie to win the opener.

He caught Joe cpmlng off the ropes and let go liaynmkcr Hint ancjed on the button. disqualification of Cnn- tlie second, rough and finnlc Buresh' and Knox proved too tough as they concentrated on the ae(Ie, strong Wolfe to eliminate him then ponder Canny Buresh completed the rout with Headachy? DP Sour or Upset? a a Tired-Listless? a a Do you feel headachy and upset due to poorly digested food? To feel cheerful happy again jour food must ba digested Eachday.Naiuremustproduccabout two of a vital digestive juiec to help digest your food It Nature failj, your food may remain leaving you headachy and irritable. Therefore, you must increase the flow of this digestive juice Carter's Little Liver Pills increase this flow often in as little 30 minutes And, you're on the road to fcelmz better. Dont depend on artificial aids to counteract Carter's Little Liver Pills aid digestion after Na- 'ire's OTO order. Take Carter's Littlo Liver Pills as directed Get them at any drugstore.

Only 25(. extradition' of Henry 'Kelly. Negro, 1:0 the. nmy b.c returned (Arkansas', to :fa.c,e,c!ia/ge.V\ot'';murf tiering -Uhion County years In the Now Assistant Prosecuting 'Attorney P. T.

Oliver of El -Dorado lias filed an information Kelly with the first degree murder of Pete Davis at in 1922. And extradition proceedings battering show that kept were Instituted -by" at the the customer-! on the edge of their throughout. request of Prosecuting -Attorney Lamar Smcad of Carridcn. REFRIGERATORS and RADIOS REPAIRED 324 EAST MAIN City Radio Repair ACROSS FROM LILLY STREET Full Stocks of DODGE 8,, PLYMOUTH AUTO PARTS and DODGED TRUCK PARTS- ii completely equipped service department and efficient mechanics. any make car or BLYTHEILLE MOTOR CO.

119 W. Ash Earl Stone, Service Mar. Flume 422 You re my a Coca-Cola DA Thar day And Saturday 9:30 to 1 O'clock In the Beautiful Blie Room of the HOTEL NOBLE 60t IncL Tu 1 allies enjoy a friendly pause There's a friendly phrase that speaks the allied language. It's Hare a Coke. Friendliness enters the picture when ice-cold Coca-Cola appears.

Over frosty bottles of ice-cold Coke, minds meet and hearts ace closer together. It's a happy custom that's spreading 'round the globe. Coca-Cola stands for the paust that become an everyday high-sign of friendliness among people of good will. IOIUEO UNDEK AUIHOUIV Of THE COCA-COU COStANY IY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. of BLYTHEVILLE It's naruc.il for popular names to acquire friendly abbreviations.

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Hiring on the Spot and Free Transportation Furnished at Every UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE IN ARKANSAS Wednesday Thursday Double Feature "FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO" with Franchot Tone Anne Baxter and "HI YA, SAILOR" Donald Woods Kay Eberla and His Orchestra RITZ THEATRE Manila, Ark. WEEK-DAY NIQHT8 Box Office Opens pi SATURDAYS A Box Office 1 Show 1:11 ecf aged In itUl fttUylty joor hlfhett Mi Men under 21 must have mlnor't form signed by which can be obtained nl Employment Office. 1 ROCKETS WILL SAVE LIVES! Last Time Today 'PACIFIC BLACKOUT" willi Robert Prcsion, Mariha O'Driscoll UKO NEAVS and COMEDY Thursday and Friday "ALASKA" with Kent Taylor, Mnrgarcl Lindsay, John Carridinc and Dean Jaggcr Paramount News Comedy.