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Evening star., 1941-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.
II ROOMS-2 BATH

7 OOOWD-L D1l I1kJ'
Ss 150-Above Rock Creek Church rd.
and Ga. ave, and Just off New Hampshire.
excellent for room and apartment renting
automatic heat, Gear, 2-story garage.
Eve or sun. phone Georgia 9Ol2
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
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GUEST HOUSE.
OPEN DAILY, y.
1860 MONROE ST. N.W.

6 rooms, bath, INV h, nice yard; Just
redeCorated. Very easy terms.
BRODIE d COLBERT. INC, MA. ss15,
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

D .
SlH.15u.
Attractive conveniently located blocks
off Connecticut avenue, on beautiful,
wooded lot 45Xl50: new detached brick, Is
rooms, . baths. large living room, dining
room, de luxe kitchen. 2 bedrooms, foored
attic, large porch. l garage. For further
information call Mr.. Clements.
BETHEL.
Woodley 3514 District 300.
WESTdORELAND HILLS.
invite you to see their new home now
nearing completion, rms, , baths. 1st-
floor Law. gamerm.. maids quarters. ga
rage. large screened porch, random oak
flooring. built-in bookcases. corner ca b.
fnets and spacious closets make this house
as livable as it is delightful 3rd floor
partly finished has one large rrn. This is
about your last opportunity TO get new
house in this class where no substitute
ma terialS have been used. Call Wisconsin
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COIORFD-Capitol View-Jsree modern
rn., new ant; separste entrance. privileges.
1ob b3rd st. sc. Ii. 0S51.
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VEI,AND PARK-S9.75O

Detached brick home, convenient TO
schools and transportation rooms.
bedrooms, tile baths, hrst-foor library
large liv rm. with fireplace, built-ln ga
raee This is a real bargaIn. See It i'm :
mediately. Call MR.. JOHNSON, EN- $3.50
evenings RA. 5127. 55n4 Conn. ave. n "
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EDWARD E. CALDWELL,
5000 Connecticut Ave.
WHAT A BUY!

HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Located iust north 3rd and r l. ave. 2
This 5-room and bath brick row, nous
IS offered At the bargain price OF so'loo
terms VIII rent for 500 Call
HARRY ROD,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


BRADMOOR, THE IDEAL COMMUNITY
A visit will covince that we have every
thing center-hall Colonial home, 3 bed
rooms, . baths, large living room dining
Ioo kehen oe c4eene
porch: priced at Sl3,500; reasonable
terms. Other houses from $500. Ready
for immediate occupancy. Out Wis. ave.
right WI sI92
QUALITY HOMES THAT CANNOT BE DU-
phcated a these prices: $3.50 and $3.50;
automatic oil heat. full basement. modern
your must S." list, cail Nj. wiiiiams,.
with BETHEL District 3100 or Hobart
32l6. evenings.
ON EAST CAP. ST Mr.. CAP, L-BR.
house: sui able for Offices, tourist. apt. or
dwelling; fine condition; S. exp. Ii. o619.
front: 6-room, 2-bath home center-hall
plan, fireplace in basement for recreation
room. Iarge kitchen; very attractive wooded
sAM'L E. BoGLEY. 669S wis, ave WI
IN MOST CONVENIENT SECTION OF
crate priced houses with 6 large rooms
and very large handicapped lot These
houses !. can be easily financed and offer q
Nj Fisher at BEiTzELIs District District s1o6
YOU MUST SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW
semi-detached brick home: lovely large
rms. and bath. with spacious fenced yard;
full basement has plenty of space for work
shop and rec: rm. oil air-cond.; laundry
trays, etc Similar home nearby rents for
S65 mo: but , you can buy this one for
$500 cash. including all settlement costs.
Full price. $3.50 Located in lovely Lyn-
| haven, barely Is minis. from downtown
Wash. Fast bus service Every desirable
feature. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. TIE. 5000.
OPEN / TO PM. 3110 OLIVER ST
| Chevy Chase, D. C.-6 large rooms, bath,
oil burner: S10.500. Evenings, ia. 2116
| CHEVERLY, MD.-LIVE IN A BETTER
built home by Arthur August Co. Inspect
| these homes now. Price. S7,450. Two
| near completion on LeBlond ave. rooms
| and bath, open fireplace, attached garage,
| screened porch 10x23 #. Large lots. Also
others to select from. including frame
] bungalow priced at $4,000. To inspect
i come to LeBlond and dinner ave Cali WA
| 1852 or Wa e742. Ask for MR.; DUNN or
MR.. YAGLE. sales representatives.
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The SHELBY, 2OOl Col rd n.w.-Large
rm for " or 9 girls: vacancy for gentleman
in double. Delicious meals.
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Intriguing English brick homes. bed
rooms, baths, spacious living hnu o!hils ol
rooms. ideal for entertaining paneleo feCIt-
alton room, opening TO rustic garden. ltegs,
flowers. shrubs IN protuslon, An eSpeclaiIy % =,
attractive home buy at Sl4.Z2u. foL sp-
pointmrnt 10 inspect phone Mr.. Lundgren
al Georgia O6}2. or the Office of
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1401 18th ST NV
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

WANTED-Jewish boarding home for
young children; in D. c. or suburbs. II
interested call Georgia l035.
WANTED-Quet room and board with
single person or employed couple: can pay
$40 or assist with Housekeeping. Temple
416S.
ROOM AND BOARD in exchange for
tutoring high school English two hours
evenings. downtown section. NO. 1885.
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S12.75O.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Center-hall Colonial, Just west Of Conn.
ave; soft living room. large dining room
4 bedrooms, sleeping porch: garage. and
oil heat; house in excellent condition;
conv. to all schools: fine lot with trees
Shown by appointment only. Call
EDW. H. JONES CO, INC,
Woodley 23O0.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.

$4,000
BUYS near-in country home miles OF
10Th St NV ! rooms, . baths, INV h :;
. ants i desired, 3 acres, lovely trees.
1
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NE. > blkS. off r. /
couple; rea- :
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GROOM BRICK, $3.50.

In Arlington. - minutes downtown. new.
very large rooms. large SIDE screened porch
over attach gar. good neIEhborhOCo,
wooded lot. l blk to transp. stores and
schools. COnv. terms. Also 600-5-rm.
brick bungalow. Ike new. attlc space for
l add. room. conv. transp. schools. stores:
s MN. downtown. Call Glebe 1886 TIL
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ARLINGTON. VA, AIS 4th St. S.--Large
room, pvt. bath; bus at door; nr. Army
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Seven large rooms. one and -half
baths, lavatory and bedroom on first floor
fun basement oil heat large lot with ga
rage. one OF the best locations in D; {.
Can MI Boaze, GE. 611?. WAPLE d
JAMES INC. 1924 l4th ST. NV
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S9.95O,

BATTERY PARK, MD.
Attractive painted brick house. 6 rms,
. baths. breakfast nook. maid room.
rear porch overlooking deep Handicapped
lawn; automatic heat. Call for appointment
EDW. H. JONES co, INC,
Woodley 1900.
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4212 14th ST. NV.
PRICE REDUCED TO SO, $50

ECKINGTON-Row brick. e rms, bath. .
incl rear porches, screened front porch
brleE Ir gar Eood %, G9R6!ion md Nc SO
Evenings and Sunday, Mr.. Rhodes, RA. 1239.
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BETHESDA.

II YOU are looking tor a new brick bun
"a low. with fun basement. AUTOMATIC heat.
tile bath. blocks 70 traUSD and conv. 10
all schools stores, etc. see 4522 Rosedale
ave Ooen Sat and Sun. WI 1853
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MORTON PL. NE, 627-Large double
front rn1.. also single rrn-: pvt. home, " in
family, conv. rranSp. Gentlemen. AT. l41l ,
1864 z CAPITOL ST.-Double room,
nicely furnished. Board optional. Unllm.
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ANIlSES EQR SALE
I34l JEFFERSON ST. Nv.
an o. a y,pIzkr AT nav CIrNDAV

ROOMING HOUSE, VICINITY WARDMAN
Park; 10 rooms - baths, hot-water heat
good condition; Sll,0Ou. Mr.. Franklin
WEAVER BROS. INC, Dl. 5000
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GENTLEMAN - single room, new home,
Jewish family; Sl5. Taylor 6947.
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LARGE BEDROOM. beautifully furnished.
adj bath. ualim. phone, gentleman: also
earaEe 1890 Ogden 81. NV. AID 639l.
GIRL 10 share large front room with an
other; modern conveDIences; private home;
edults Dupont Sl61
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3oS SHEPHERD ST. NW-Double and
SIrgle rooms. all convenIenCesi Jewish
family. Randolph 2l93.
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OWNER WILL SELL

In one of best Sc locations, of Alabama
ave. homes that cannot be matched for
prlCe and quality of construction, rooms
and bath. finished recreation room, auto.
oil heat, insulated. weather-Stripped; S6950
LII Call EmErsnn 49,
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Lovely Colonial Corner,

ReaIOIS.
1881 L ST. NV National 0334.
FyevlreS WI U33i
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COLORED-6OO BLOCK ond ST. NJ
rms, bath. h.-w.h.; new-house condition:
$500 down. bal. mo. W. W. BAILEY.
Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-OVERLOOKING l OF WASH
ington's most beautiful parks. r, auto
matte heat, large attic, hardwood floors,
modern kit: extra large rm. in cellar:
large closets will sacrifice for $500;
very liberal terms. Mr.. STEPHENS, De-
catur 1852.
COLORED-500 BLOCK Path Nw-6
rms, bath. h -w.h., TO be put in new-houSe.
cond. $500 down, bal mo. ". ".
BAILEY. MA. $3.50
COL REDS ROOMS OF BEAUTY AND
charm. 3 pocches. extra long back yard.
full cellar, newly decorated throughout;
immediate possession: S6.5a0, terms. 500
Irving St. NV, Open daily. 10 am. to 8
p m. Phone DE. l16G.
CoLoRED-VERMONT AVE. BELOW
aTasi1sd L9gan cTceMl2 rooms baths IN IN
Shoreham Bldg. Ma 1880.
COLORED-3OO BLOCK ELM ST. NV
rms, bath INV. h, TO be put in new
house cond.: $500 down. bal. mo. W. W..
BAILEY, Ma. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
SAVES HIS HEAD

For yesterday Pete Reiser, the
Dodgers sensational rookie out
fielder. was felled by a fast ball
thrown by Ike Pearson and was
carried off on a stretcher. The
hospital report today says Pete
has only a mild conclusion but we
hate to think what he might have
had were it not for that protec-
tive piece inside the cap protecting
the side of the skull.
Sam Nahem. a rookie. who was
once the property of the Dodgers,
turned in a neat three-hit job TO
tame Max Butcher and the Pirates
3 to /. and if he is a fair sample
of the youngsters the Cardinals
are carrying. the Reds and Dodg-
ers will have plenty to worry about
before October.
The Giants. behind Bowman and
Lohrman, managed to stagger
through against the Bees. Sd, but
they didn't look very impressive in
winning and it is generally agreed
they won't hold the lead very long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Tigers Hitting
Slump Ends
Continued from First Sport Page)

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
bining nine walks with the IA
hits combed off their deliveries.
OF the eight hits off Newhouser,
little Mike Kreevich bagged three
"a single, double and triple.
With a run in the first inning,
the Tigers lost no time swinging
into action First up, Croucher
walked, and later scored on a
two-bagger by McCosky. Another
Tiger tally was produced in the
third when Gehringer walked,
moved 10 third on a single by
McCosky and scored on a passed
ball.
The White Sox tied the score
in the fourth when Kreevich
tripled with Solters and RoSen-
thai on the sacks. But the Chi
cago Joy was short-lived, the
Tigers striking back with six
markers in the home half of the
fourth. Five Tiger hits were
punched in the inning. One of the
hits was a triple by Higgins with
the bases filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
DIVORCES

Divorces granted
Leonard Amos from Delphine
Elizabeth Ranovich from Steve.
Elizabeth Bonet from Psscel.
Stanley spltza from Patricia.
Clara Miner from Paul
Hattie Rawie from Ernest
Jean Smyth from Patrick
Florence Robinson from Joseph
Nelma spurlock from Revel.
Catherine Wilson from Thomas.
James F. Cannon from Theresa.
Gordon A. Jex from Mary +.
Erthel NJ. Hood from Arthur
Ward G. Hudson from Thema.
Marry Hardacre from Lavins
Willard s. Browne from Edith
Norma l.. Osborne from Kenneth 3.
Agnes =. Keils from Hubert L.
Lille Wooten from Cluaphes
Pearl Stricken from William e.
Helen l.. Kudzen from George.
Clarence Fisher from Grace
Rudolph Solomon from Liselotte.
Andrew NJ. Hare from Marie.
Carrie Johnston from William 2.
Morris Risin from Alice.
Charles Sarazin from Anna.
Verneal lsaacson from Robert.
Ida Williams from Solomon
Tommie Parker from Rearther.
Carrie Pippin from Luther.
Paul Novosel from Clara.
EVELYN Bell Ehrler from Arthur Paul.
Minnie NJ. Mahoney from John NJ.
Frieda Brubacker from Russell X.
mFlNH n iiuhfpu lEut1 1HdfitS -
Madeline Wyslinski from Edward.
Virginia NJ. Norton from Harry r.
Evelyn Horner from Earl.
Agnes NJ. Andrews from Geo. r.
Donna Fisher from Frank F.
Anastasia Zaremba from Bruno.
Irene Moore from Harold.
Anna Louise Haselhuhn from FREDERICK
William
Myrtle Foster Coleman from John Fred
erick
Cora Mae Metzger from Leo r.
Leda Mayhem from Leo z.
Ruby Lee King from Clarence w.
Ethel Rossbach from Frank
Lewis A. Pope from Gertrude ".
Bernice o Droske from Warren.
Viola r. White from Edmund p.
Coda Rothsberger from Roy r.
Anna II. Spowicz from siEmunt.
Ruth Rice from James.
Patrick ]. o shaughnessy from fatrins J.
Hubart A. Stokes from Ruth y.
Helena Ioulss Goodenou from Bruce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
BAD RECEPTION

Higgins resounding whack came
off Grove. who replaced Hallett.
With HUMPHREYS on the hill,
the Tigers added four more scores
ia the sixth. There were three
hits and three walks in the making
of the runs. In the sixth, Turner.
a pinch hitter, batted home TWO
runs and Knickerbocker hit in
another for the visitors.
Higgins, in the eighth, was safe
on an error by Appling and later
scored on a single by TebbettS
to notch the thirteenth and final
Detroit counter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
SOx Lose Star. Too
Johnny Rigney Put in Class IA; Uncle Sam May
Call Him Next Week; Won Most Games
Continued from First Sport Page)

did the same for the Boston Rec
Sox.
what about opening day last
year when FeIler pitched a no.
hitter against you?" he was
asked.
"Why remind me of that"
moaned the little round man.
who found he had plenty more
about which to moan when the
game started.
FELT STRONG
81 didn't have the stuff l had
last year, but felt just as
strong at the finish as i did at
the beginning" Harold New
houser, Detroit'S ex-sandlot hero,
said after winning yesterdays
game.
"Of course, it's only the
beginning of the season. You
have to pitch three or four
games before you know just
where you stand. didn't seem
to have as much steam"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Race in Majors
Hits Form

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
fire, IL TO 7. During the big up
rising Sam Chapman hit a homer
and Frank Hayes poled one with
the bases loaded and then for good
measure Frank added another two
innings later.
Injuries hampered the Dodgers
all last year and they can thank
their lucky stars that Larry Nc
Phail insisted that they all wear
protective caps while at bat this
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

the day the American League
pennant will be raised at the ball
park. Tiger officials are hoping
that Hank will get through his
examination I'm time to play ball
that afternoon against Washing
ton and participate In the
pennant-raising ceremonies.
1t would be pretty swell II Old
Hankus Pankus could do that,
because he was one of the big
reasons the Tigers captured the
flag. In fact, you'll remember,
he was voted the most valuable
player i'm the league.
Incidentally, hope hasn't been
abandoned that Greenberg will
be turned down by the army
doctors when they examine him,
just as the White SOx still be-
lieve that the army physicians
will defer Rigney, once they get
a chance to examine him,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Boys were born to:
Patricia Kincaid, 534s Lincoln.
Ruth Kersten, 17isf Pierson.
Helen Kangas, 2iei Hillger.
Alma Keip, 1910 1vanhoe.
Daisy Klann, lo46 Bagley.
Rose Kohn. 12765 Sarsfield, Van Dyke.
Angela Lelek, 1858 Central
Rose Lamanna, $500 Grandy.
Exangellne Larson, 1898 Griggs.
Lottie Loving, 3024 Beaubien.
Annie Long. 2655 Madison.
Cornelia Liss, 2646 Farnsworth.
Grace Magrie. 2207 Fairview.
Ruth McDavitt, 4204 Belvidere.
Willie Mailey. 3os Leicester.
Dorothy Mayes, 1913 Churchill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
HAS HAD ENOUGH

Bill Dietrich'S nearneSS to a no.
hitter still was a topic for con-
versation in the dugouts yesterday
but Jimmy Dykes called it quits.
1--WE seen five of them and
lost three. So I've seen enough
of them" he remarked.
II saw Vern Kennedy pitch his
against Cleveland in 1885 and
Bill Dietrich pitch his against
st. Louis in 1887. And 1 was
playing with the Athletics when
they lost two back in 1928"
Sad Sam Jones pitched New
York TO one of those no-hit no
run victories September 4 and
three days later. Howard Ehmke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
DETROIT

'Seasan hating average.
TEAM season batting average.
!Ba,ted tor Grove 10 sixth.
Chicago 600 2O3 900 5
Detroit 1Qi 6O4 OiX-l3
Runs haffed -McCosky. Kreevich ?.
GehrinEer, Greenberg g. Higgins 3. Turner,
Kniekerbocker. Staiuback. Tebbetts ?. Two
base hits-McCosky, Kreevich Gehringer.
Three-base hiis-Kreeyich. Higgins. stolen
base-NcCosky Left on bases Chicago Z,
Detroit 10 Double plays-Gehringer 10
Croucher 10 York Humphries 10 Appling
to Kuhei Bases on baIls-On Hallett J.
on Sewhouser 8. on Grove !, on Hum
phries struck out-By Hailett 4, by
Newhouser l. by Grove !. by sumphries /.
Hts-ON Haliett IN p innings. Of
Grove ! IN ID innings Passed ball
fresh LOSING Pitcher Haliett Umpires-
Rue Stewart summers. Time IA. At
tsndance-3 2ES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
EXPECTING MUD

In all likelihood the race will be
run in mud. Whirlaway and Our
Boots are superior MURDERS. eSpe-
ciallv the former. Whirlaway,
after disappointing admirers in
Florida, has looked good in win
ming his last two outs.
Our Boots, born and raised, like
Whirlaway. in sight of the Keene-
land grandstand, has been out only
once as a 3-year-old. The Belmont
Futurity winner easily won his
only out, an overnighter here last
Saturday.
Not since Bubbling Over won
the Bluegrass for Col. l.. r. Brad
ley in 1924 has a Bluegrass win
ner gone on 10 win the Kentucky
Derby. But the race remains the
Midwest,s outstanding Derby prep.
Our Boots. son of Bull Dog met
Whirlaway four times as a 2-year-
old. and beat the Wright star
three times. Whirlaway won his
only victory over Our Boots here
last Fall in the Breeders Futurity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
,,-,,~.aI OOl 100 OO0-2 !
1a,, ,1i,y 600 OOl ok 3
sherer and Franks; Fischer, shohner
and Atwood. 49,. 90, . n
Doi.tr,o-. 600 Ol0 600 /
Trucks Trexler and Parson; Smol and
Pacbester 600 O10 2n0-3 s 4
NswarL 21O $50 OOx--6
SurLont p DOYLE. Brumbeloe and Auel-
Ter Byrne and sears.
TODAY'S GAMES
Buffalo At Jersey city.
Toronto Al Newark
Rochester at Baltimore.
Montreal A. Syracuse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Our Boots Meets
Whir|dwdy in
Derby Test
By-BoB CoNsIDINE
I,,.ru.,,on., New. ssrtc, Sport. Writer

International News service NPofe Nfitef
LEXINGTON. Ky, April "a
They'll know a lot more about the
Derby chances of Warr,. Wrights
Whirlaway and Mrs. Royce Mar
tins Our Boots tonight, for the
two crack 3-year-olds=Heet in the
$1,000 Bluegrass Stakes at=calor-
full Keeneland today.
Our Boots is now the Winter
book favorite for the Derby at
to l. Whirlaway is listed at 4
10 !.
The seventeenth renewal Of the
mile and a furlong race. won last
year BY Bimelech, will be n two
horse race. Emerson Woodward.
Texas ..opseman. has entered VAL
dina Groom and Valdina Paul. But
the ha. boots here are saying 1t
was Just a gesture. No show bet
ting Will be accepted at the
mutuel windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
DIVORCES

Verda l. Hickey from Irvine q.
Paul II Lutz from Victoria
Sophie f. Mueller from John
JuAnitA Stinson from John y
Alvah n Carnes from Helen.
Dorothy Youngs from Verne.
Ruth r. Hin from Everett
Kathleen France from Russell.
ASNtLMENTS
Eileen Felber from Daniel
Mary SpAulding from James
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6f-Reuct ant
63-One In charge n publication
s5-Secured with paste
66-Natlve East Indian soldiers.
VERTICAL
i-On what ship did Jason SAIL IN search
Of the Golden Fleece
2-stroug. coarse grass
3-North America tabbr.1.
GOODIES % the harvest
5-Whaf city IN England BE- noted for
wooden MANUFACTURED
6=Fautasv
Baby outfit.
s=Pronoun.
H=AEIfale
1o-of wha, ancient region vas Troy
fhs capitsl7
IL Rodent
i2-Note in Guido's scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
MONTGOMERY WARD G. co.
MATTRESSES
Situations Wanted-Mofe

ACCOUSTAST-offc manager thorough
experienced general business procedg
and credits notary plblc full or pa !,
lime. Mr.. Quinian cherry 3sis.
FIRST class bartender. perfect mixer. all
drinks. references Telephone DreNel 1850
SALVATION ARMY Reliable men steady
or odd iohs. Croker. Cadillac 22e5.
YOUNG neat university student expert
.enced clerk. porter. general labor. Tyler
6-76s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Minor Leagues


YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Minnea polls at Louisville, rain
ST Paul 300 03n O00--7 10 3
Indianapolls DOL 600 400-5 10 2
Strahan. connan, Struss. Johnson ana
Bauer: Fletcher J. Wade, Sives, h. Wade,
Moncrief and Lakeman.
Kansas CITY nO3 900 020-5 II 2
Toledo 800 600 10O=43 q
Henderickson Candini and Robinson;
Marcum. Nordquist and Spindel.
Milwaukee 81 900 Tolls 10 2
Columbus 600 232 200 il D
Schmitz. Dickinson. Makosky and Hay-
worth. Hader. Barrett Creel, Weissman
and Heath, Poland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.