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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE. STEADILY EMPLOYED,
desire new modest modern home, con-
desired give full details. Box cosy,
Star
MODERN FRAME OR BRICK HOME;
reasonable terms; convenient to transpor-
tation. What nave you? Box 204-V,
WANIED-LoCATIoN SUITABLE FOR
fIoing stable. State renta! in rep ). Box
4oo-h, otar.
LIST YOUR Prince GEORNE5 COUNTY
property, for sale or rent. with o. B. zANI-
Warfeld 1919.
CASH BUYERS FOR BUNGALOWS.
houses, acreage, lots, Silver Spring. Md,
or nearby. H. F. BlEBER. SH. 6565.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL OR
Fs9 NohR Z BoAz aEsy es46 Ms aHs s Il W. wR 54s
PRIVATE BUYER WILL PAY UP TO S10,-
600 TO. home with rural atmosphere, with
in 20 miles of Capitol two to four bed
spss spsce large aeee lot aVln Box 0P GsfM Star
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TWo-sToRY BRICK APARTMENT BUILD
ing, fourteen units, three rooms and bath
each. Building in excellent condition.
Janitor's quarters. Corner building. north
ERs. NC. District S4s4 W
To GHosF brick ddAana ASB h99
aoat ss6ae S5s 1854 FaPE
I'd. NV Adams 0566
2-FAMILY HOUSE SEP. ENT., 3 RMS,
k, b. fr, in each. oil ht. Gear gar; rented
MR.. MALLOS. 923 18th st. NV.
spEq;IALal SPECIAL! Ell y BARGAIN; L PET
N. oDUM, Oi4a7 Eye 'G8V st. NV. W RE- 5e166:
r,,,r ,,,,IC- o,I ~, M rrr -.1 AMI
fsth9 HSN stofss s @ apts HD esde!en @ inzes.2 AS
1oo, ss$ soE3$So SsSS ~ SsAEy c. s.
ment property for sale Randolph 71os
APT. CORNER, BEST NV. LOCATION
st trust trust, ss4 900 at 4Mfs' Balance cash
sS4, ,72o. No information fuynished ex,
Teaitor. e27 18th st. NV. pI 1885
CoLoRED-FTvE 4-RM BRICK ROW
em at sh sioo psae me '0ss prse aso ess
soei SSiifnS ffsS st. FEW NV. A Nj sbs4 ooNrAsi
4 HOUSES IN UPPER NV, UNDER
WITH yssFy eas Esn.s G1 ssss Drfs S
rsnts ssS Ts1ted P4te $685. yearly W
3714; day, call Ma 05S7.
NEAR NAVY fhRD-b-hOOM AND Bath
brick, 2nd commercial price. $3.50.
J. EDW. FOWLER. SON.
MA 1879. 1912 Eye St. NV.
4-FAMILY APT, SEMI-DET.. S12.95O.
Fenaeti gAM pay RosE efst ADa%s s4S6 clear
4-FAMILY FLATS
NEW HsMP AVE NV. -- S13,7O0
NE.-S-APT. BLDG. --------- $500
S.E.-S-FLAT BLDG. ---- 10000
WALTER M. BAUMAN,
/ Thomas Circle. Ma. 1920.
GENUINE SACRIFICE,
Direct from owner 1000 block Otis pl.
NV, block from Spring rd.: 3-apt bldg,
r, k. and bath each. new Electrolux re:
frigerators, ail-poreelain stoves Gar Wood
hookup, lge. bsmnt. can be converted into
apt: Al shape; laundry tubs; furniture In
Q apts. inc. rear yd., many closets: near
everything: fully rented to old tenants at
only: S7.760. GE. 667S. 23s
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HllJh-CLAoO COAOtSLD.
CALIFORNIA STYLE
WHITE STUCCO, RED TILE
ROOF

One of the most popular groups of mod
ern six-room brick homes We have ever
offered for your consideration. Only a
few still available at the low S6,350 price;
Rooms are all extra large with front-hall
entrance. coored tile bath streamhned
Kitchen and knotty pine recreation room,
1aundry trays automatic air-conditioned
heat and 2nd-foor windows that have no
sash cord or weights which come Tlght
new and well worth looking at if you want
to keep abreast of the times. You'll md
Like the difference between model T and
the new VS. Come out today and have
our representative show you the most sur
prising value you've ever seen on easy
terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
bO01 East Capitol st. Realtors. Ii. S54O.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ALLENTOWN. MD.

I161J1IIN Z Y
On Lanham lane. a short distance WEST
of CAMP SPRINGS, this picturesque bum
galow with its large corner lot, huge oak
trees, red shingle roof and red shutters
conveniences, including oil air heat, ce-
ment front and rear porches, is worth
far more than the S2,95O asked Drive
out today and look 1t over. Route 5 to
lane.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
925 New York Ave. NV. Ma. 9797.
ETTENTIONl
Must sell, owner in Fla. 4-room bunga-
low, large rooms, screened porch; oil heat,
hardwood floors: l yr. old; ! block from
stores; no dealers: 81 900 cash or 81 200
terms. Railroad ST. Vienna. Va Get in
touch with Mrs. Margaret Wheeler, Rail-
roed St. Vienna. Va. or write MR. GLENN
WARREN. Box 1347. Orlando, Fla
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VIM. S. TIOGE, Jr.,
Fairfax 1920. Chestnut osoo
1915 Lee Highway
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OWNER SELLING
ATTENTION,
Investors and HOmeSeekerS.

CORNER PROPERTY on EDGEMOOR LANE.
This charming home features library,
living room, sunroom, screened porch din
ing room, pantry and kitchen on first floor
On the second, ) bedrooms and 3 baths.
Eioored attic. Maids room and bath,
Venetian blinds throughout: newly deco
rated. and new G. Z. summer-winter heat
ing plant; insulate weather stripped: con-
veniently located near stores, schools
churches; near tennis and swimming facili-
ties. Immediate occupancy. OWNER. Wis.,
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GREEN & MAGRUDER.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co

no. Realtors,
925 New York Ave NV MA o-az
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING

Exceptional offer. new brick home. Cape
Cod style, / block from school and bus
line. Mr.. Shopping center; 2 bedrms.. bath
upstairs: bedrm., bath living rm., hrepl.,
din. rm., lge. kit, back porch, fun base
ment; oil heat; sacrifice $1,000. Reas.
forms Eu 2QS0
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E. M. FRY, INC,

es40 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin e74o.
THREE GROUPS OF METAL GARAGES.
out-ot-toWn owner anxious to sell Will
sen separately or all group OF six: near
six near 4th and v ne, and group Of fs
near Ga; ave- and Jefferson NV Can
puy an for 5000 and should rent with
proper care for S120 per month
VIM ~
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ANTON KOERBFR

1901 18th ST. NV. Ma $3.50
1-2 FAMILY rCOLORED ApT VFyy77
sa seansnt snndt furn. heat. Pent. sT1 90; rec,
THOMAS ?. BROWN e15 4.h s cw.
COLOPED APT. BLDG.
NJ. Central Ht~h Schcol-N-sto-v b's- .,
lot o0-a9 10 alley . ans, all ha,7 =
6edrooms; rents S45-S47.50: gross ar7roy
s5,uuU annually; oil heater. ful ba a-cr1en-'
, garages; We financed: rrE~- S"-.S0G'
S9II S57 M MI Drew. RE. ISL 2 ELIOT MID.
DLEION. 223 Investment Bid
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VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,

201 1nY. Bldg. Realtor. DI. 5000
$4,000 EQUITY IN 13-UNIT APART
ment, renting for approximately $4,000
annually; building one year old; fully de-
taeheo, all outside rooms Increase your
investment income by trading your small
properties on this Gold Seal Investment.
Minimum operating cost guaranteed. In
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2 coon RrvC
APARTMENT BUYS

to).ILarge. new, ultra modern apt. very
pest oooWntoWn section; excellent Weld on
T.o'VOO cash required. If you are looking
tFTTT F}TT permanent investment, this should
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3 MILES SOUTHEAST.
MARLBORO PIKE.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS MD

. 2, rooms, brick construction; tiled bath,
: closets, Venetian blinds. on two large
lots; near bus service, schools and stores.
Not far from new Government Prince
George development. Priced at only Sc, ,75O
on reasonable terms. 11g avenue "E. "
Near proposed Government DEVELOPMENT,
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Realtors
925 New York Ave NV MA Q7o7
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SEAT PLEASANT,

acres. DWELLINGS, one block from
highway. The dwellings consist of broom
and and bath modern bungalow and one of 3
erty, is, well adapted for a small nursery
or chicken farm. Stream running through
place: THIS is. offered way below value
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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BARGAIN.
403 TAYLOR STREET,

NI1HHkJII, 1IfiIt IAND.
Buy BEAUTIFUL House and Pay Like Rent.
Zoo Down and Balance SIS Monthly.
detached brick. rooms, > baths, Slate
ROOF iurred walls. insulated, oil heat, built
~, N gar garage, Frlsldaire lovely lawn, beautiful
sunday from / to pm. FEDERAL,
FINANCE @ CO, 915 New York ave. NV.
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s. o5O $500 Cash.

Brapd-new semi-detached brick homes.
large bedrooms bath gas heat, furred
and insulated These are particularly
fine homes. Easy monthly payments. Eve.
or Sun. phone Chestnut 1000. Mr.. Benz.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING-S7,45O.

3 large bedrooms. large living room and
dining room. fully equipped kitchen. garage.
full basement, oil heat, corner lot, trees;
terms. VIM E. RICHARDSON, broker, SH
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
$1,000.
New, modern bungalow, on large Iot with
an city improvements. LARGE screened
porch with southern exposure: air-conSi-
tLioueu neat. oil burner. automatic gas water
neater; oak floors. bath with shower fwo
iarse bedrooms, dirette, stairway tn attic
space ior two rooms. House IS Insulated
Win rock wool. Located one block from
rus; To reach: Drive out Lee highway To to
Eals Church traffic light. turn right <
DOCKS TO Spring St. turn left to houses
j. H. CHAMBLISS.
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COLORED-SEE THESE EXCELLENT
buys today. Open II am. to I'm. 519,
b30-54O-53S-60S irving st. NV. 6 and 8
rms concrete front porcheS, hardwood
floors, h.-wh: new-house condition.; rea-
sonably priced EQUITABLE REALTY CO.,
1011 You st. NV. Michigan 2OsO.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL PAY CASH
t1T Bh small Or large investment properties
rune oela1ls after p m. to Georgia OO33
wanted at once. more apartment bldgS-
Tor local and out OF town BUYERS
OHARE ESTATES. 1409 L. Ma 6473.
HAVE CLIENT INTERESTED IN PUR-
chaslns apartment house with gross yearly
statement to Mr. Walter
no. B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA o1oo
WANTED APT. HOUSES.
Business prop. and small investment prop
viii pay cash. S'
B. NJ ODUM
1927 Eve St NV RE so1e
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IS KINGSTON AVENUE.
CAPITAL HEIGHTS. MD
Ti50 Down and Balance $40 Monthly
Just completed; 5-room detached ashes.
LOSS Losi11ssnlneled bungalow. beautiful tiled bath
pudit-ln tub, shower, kitchen cabinet sink
LII LII, basement all modern conveniences
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. 915 New York
ave NV. National 74l6
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JUDSON REAMY
1122 N Irving St, Arl., Va. CHI. O22O
Sacrifice to Settle Estate

1922 n. Irving St, Arl., Va. CHI. o22o
Sacrifice to Settle Estate.
100 E. Underwood St. / blk. of Conn.
ave; an. ariStocratic Chevy Chase Md
thoroughly modern center-haH custom built
nome on beautifully handicapped corner lot
3 bedrooms. finished attic Containing ?
additional rooms, 3l2 baths garage,
screened porch. oil burner. Frigidaire etc
Completely redecorated. Offered at SI2,-
Lo0i traction OF original cost. Open Sum-
day, II TO 8, or phone WI 4s7l for
appointment.
you CAN'T RENT A HOME LIKE THIS
tor SO month-Southeast, in nearby
Maryland; new homes, rooms and bath
fully modern, with space above for two
more rooms.
ONLY S2,99O.O0.
24x24-S1S0 with application; settle
ment charges estimated at S130 on occu-
pancy. Monthly payments. S26 include
taxes and FIRE insurance
DrlVe out Penna. ave. Sc, turn right on
pranch, then left on Alabama: take right
tork at Sultland I'd, straight through Suit
land 2 miles to MORNINGSIDE VILLAGE
=, M Model house at entrance; main village
PACK on high ground. WALTER w
POWERS. Spruce O455: Hillside O572
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MUST SELL FOR
BEST OFFER TODAY

4705 Wheeler I'd. nr. Navy Yard; $3.50.
4sOl Wheeler I'd. Spacious home. Con-
greSs Hts; Sl0500.
436 Raleigh rd, Carol Hills. New house;
$3.50.
Builder Needs Money. Open 1-6
MELLEN, MA. 3344.
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49 UNITS.
APT. BLDG-3 YRS. OLD.

APT. BLDG.-3 YRS. OLD.
Income, S30,500 per annum. Units con-
sist OF L, 2 and rms, kitchen and bath;
rentals. $40 per month and up UneX-
celed location on wide avenue overlook
ing city. Price less than 5 times yearly
rental Eve. or Sun, phone WI. 173I.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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WESTMORE.

Only 25 minutes over the fastest and
I.9yellest highway in Virginia reaches
Westmore, community of white Colonial
homes, Lots 60xl3n for garden and plav
space, and B rooms large attic for
extra room, oil heat, water and sewer:
near schools and churches: priced S3,29O
and uD: as low as $3.50 down oayment
DIRECTIONS: Drive out Lee blvd Route
Circle. continue on double road about 2i3
miles to Kamp Washington, turn left 400
-: 70 homes on Chestnut st. ONCE in 7th
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SILVER SPRING.

SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
Owner of large tract of land, located on
Colesvllle rd only 3 blocks from Shopping
center. theater. u block bus line Schools,
ehurches nearby, Is willing to finance the
lovely 3-bedroom houses, newly built, all
brick with 12-inch walls 0urredj, which
incl. q baths. large liv. room firepl., large
an. rm.. front porch. oil heat full base
ment; built-in garage: lot, 50x12O. This
offer is limited. SH 1880
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NV. APIS

PRICE 5la TINES RENTAL.
One building inside emile circle. an
nual rental about $4,000.
ANOTHER UNIT inside 4-mile circle;
annusl rental aDproxima telv SI3 600
ONE MORE UNIT inside 4-1ile circle;
ANNUAL rental approximately $500
ABOVE properties have conservative
placed trusts, but do not require an ey.
orb1tant cash payment To purcha-s e4uitie-.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO..
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VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eve ST. NV
NEW 2-FAMILY APIS.

semi-detached, full cellars. alton
room, rear concrete porches, screened.
rented. Monthly income Sll0. S925O.
SIEUART BROTHERS. INC.
DlStrlct 2434 Cieorpia Qn1o
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SILVER SPRING.
.000-S5Q0 CASH

Desirable brick bungalow. new suburban
community. Five rooms, excellent condi-
ton, fully tiled bath and modern kitchen:
autom~ic oil heat; Handicapped wooded lot :
conv. bus service. Furnished if desired
OWNER Ghpnhprd RQog
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CENTER HALL COLONIAL,
S1O 500

Army officer selling his beautiful brick
corner home: large living room opening
onto large screened porch; large dining
room. &c luxe kitchen with breakfast room,
8 bedrooms, > tile baths, larse recreation
room maids room. built-in garage, large
hfEASEI 4-ik lnL Eve st
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL

1884 NEWTON STREET NE. in the heart
OF Woodbridge, near everything for conyen-
lent living; S rooms, bath, oil heat. full
basement. detached brick garage; on deep
lot to paved alley. A real buy, on very
easy terms. Open all day.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
A2h N Y Ave. NV Realtors Ma Q197
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4-ROOM BUNGALOW.

Attention, Service OfflCerS!
1900 Grace Church rd., Su. Spring: ia
acres, wooGeo; . rms. screens. awnings,
nlcely fGrn; lust recoaditioned for reliable
tenant. $40.
MtLLEN. Ma. 1914.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
GoN0pen
Elimination
TO Start

ONEW YORK, May 23--tF)-
The makeup of the field for the
National Open golf champion
ship June ST at Fort Worth,
Texas, will be decided Monday
when 1000 players. 623 of them
professionals and the other 1856
amateurs, match strokes on u
widely-separated courses in sec
tional eliminations.
From these tournaments will
come the players to fill 1913 OF
the 10 positions. The remainder
of the list will consist of top
scorers in last years Open at
Cleveland and other exempted
from qualifying tests.
The list of entries shows many
a well-known performer who
must battle through SO holes to
get q chance at the big prize, won
last year by Lawson Little.
Among the IS slated to tee of
at the Ridgewood, N. j., Country
club are Jimmy Thomson, Paul
Runyan, Clayton Haefner, Toney
Penna, AL Brosch and the five
Turnesa brothers. Unknowns al
Chicago will battle such par.
smashers as Johnny Bulla, Harry
Cooper, Denny Shute, Dutch
Harrison, KY Laffoon and ANA
teur Doering.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Bids for Open
Start Monday
on State Links

oDETROIT, May 23-lf the
National Open qualifying trial
is to be used as yardstick, the
194l Michigan golf season should
measure up with the best Of
them.
Sixty-eight golfers, all but
four from Michigan, were listed
today by the United States Golf
association as scheduled to set
out Monday at the Country Club
of Detroit in quest of eight start
ing positions in the National
Open tournament at Fort Worth,
Tex, next month.
In the seasons first major
competition, there are many new
faces in Michigan's golfing gal
lery. AS if competition wasn't
already tough enough, there are
additions of such established
performers as Willie Turnesa,
1888 National Amateur cham
pion, who now makes his home
in Detroit.
The field over the 36-hole
route Is studded by others-Em-
erick Kocs.. Michigan Open and
P.G.A. champion; Marvin Stahl,
the Lansing stylist, Melvin
(Chick) Harbert, hard-hitting
Battle Creek pro; and Charley
Kocsis, former University OF
Michigan ace and now a pro.
Back in the running Is Al
Watrous, Oakland Hills veteran,
who led the qualifying round last
year over his home course with
q 7l-74-l45. The amateur con-
tingent of 4e players Is headed
by Mike Dietz, 1910 National
Public Links finalist, and Ed
Furgol, public links star, former
ly from Syracuse, n. Y.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23

oDETROIT, May 23-(R-The
Detroit Tigers returned to home
base today for their first dou-
bleheader of the season against
Manager Jimmy Dykes belliger-
ent White Sox from Chicago.
The Sox, who currently have
a high irritation quotient in the
American League, gave Detroit
an unhappy sendoff early this
month when the Tigers started
their first extended road trip OF
1941. H
That trip ended yesterday In
Yankee Stadium, New York
City, where Detroit dropped the
second of a two-game series with
the New York Yankees and
Pitcher Buck Newsom lost his
sixth game. 8 to S. Newsom, who
has recently become a silent
man, lost only five starts during
the entire 1910 season.
During the six innings he
worked, Buck was nicked for
eight hits and five runs. Before
he completed the first frame,
Tom Heinrich put the Yanks in
the lead with a two-run homer.
In the third Joe Di Maggie added
another score by knocking a long
fly with bases loaded.
Two more runs came In the
sixth for New York when Joe
Gordon singled, Bill Dickey
doubled and Frank Corsetti
tripled. At this point southpaw
Arch McKain was called to the
mound. He yielded four hits in
the next two innings, one Of
which was Dickey's game-decid-
ing homer.
The Tigers, who collected III
hits to the Yankees IL, were by
no means asleep, but only catch
er Billy Sullivan could pick up
an extra base hit. His was a
double.
In the first Pat Mullin and Rip
Radcliffe combined singles with
an infield out to give Detroit
first call in the scoring column.
but that one-run margin was
quickly disposed of by Henrich's
homer.
A walk, an error and Bruce
Campbell's single scored another
Tiger run in the fourth. Two in
nings later Campbell singled
and Sullivan sent him home with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23

Hes decided II his number
doesn't come up by fall he'll
join up anyway. He'll get q big
kick out of 1t and feel better. I
imagine they would want him in
the physical training, something
like Gene Tunney. He could
study up for commission"
Joe didn't say anything for the
moment. just sat there and
looked hot. He didn't want to
predict that he would score .
quick knockout over the younger
of the Baer brothers tonight. He
said a man couldn't afford to get
in too big hurry in weather
like Washington is enduring
right now.
Tonight's crowd promised to
be large and noisy. Promoter
Mike Jacobs, having watched the
advance sale for some days, fore
cast q total gate Of .$l25, 900,
which would be terrific for
Washington. Several cabinet
members and q bevy Of senator's
and such will be at the ringside.
1.-THE only trouble, Mike
grumbled, "is that most of the
guys around here who can afford
to buy SIS seats want passes.
Boy, what a list"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Joe IS Bored
With Fighting;
Thinks Of Army
Heavily Fevorsd
to Defect Buddy
in Tilt Tonight
By GAYLE TALBOT

WASHINGTON. May 23-tR
Before a somewhat distin-
guished capital audience tonight,
Joe Louis will play another stop
on his farewell tour" Of the
heavy weight circuit before he
puts away the five-ounce gloves
and has himself fitted for an
army uniform.
After tonight's bout with
Buddy Baer, which will mark
the 18th defense of his title, the
negro heavyweight champion
plans to fight about twice more
this summer and then see II he
can't rustic himself commits
sion. He has gained the consent
of his managers and plainly Is
looking forward to his "vaca-
ton" from the grind.
The glow of the fight game
has faded for Joe. As he sat in
another hot basement room yes
terday prior to another of the
unending rub-downs. he didn't
seem to want to talk about to-
nights fight. He wanted to talk
baseball. or to discuss his next
fight with Billy Coon at New
York on June 18, as though he
could hasten the day.
1T will be good for him to
get away for a year." said CO.
manager Julian Black.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
BY ART KRENZ
NEA Service 0Oli Writer

can explosion shot out Of \
trap on the final hole Of the
Metropolitan Open Of 1884 gave
Paul Runyan as much satisfac-
ton Is any he can recall.
Runyan required q par 4 to
win, q 5 to tie.
The Little Man With the Big
Spoon hit his second into the
trap to the right of the green.
It looked as II there would be
q three-way tie Walter Hagen
and Witty Cox finished with
288 over the Echo Lake Coun-
try Club course at Westfield,
N. j.
But Runyan, selecting a nib
lick, exploded the ball to within
four feet Of the can.
Assured Of a tie, the Metro
polls Country Club professional
tapped the pellet in for 287 and
the championship.
The explosion shot Is the sur
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
bailer Golfers
Whip FerndaIe
Teens Get Set
for Tournament

0Another Border Cities golf
crown Is in sight for the Mount
Clemens Bathers as they polish
up their clubs today in prepare
ton for the annual tournament
which Is scheduled to start to-
morrow at 8 am. at the Maple
Lane golf course, Fraser road.
On the basis of their record
this season the Bathers enter the
tournament odds-on favorites to
take the crown. Mount Clemens
has lost only one meet this year.
On May 10 the team bowed to
Royal Oak, 1-3. in match play.
Under medal play rules, how
ever. which will be enforced in
the tournament, the Bathers de-
featcd Royal Oak in their first
encounter of the season, April
20.
Outside of Royal Oak no team
appears to threaten the Bathers
claim to the title.
Mount Clemens raised its
stock still further yesterday with
. 81 stroke victory over Fern
dale In medal play competition.
The victory was the ninth in ten
starts for the Bathers, who
carded q team total of 394 to
Ferndales, 425.
Ronald Sutherland scored with
a 1887 victory over j. Chapman.
Harry Breitmeyer and Victor
Potoroka turned in cards of 70
to beat e. Jensen, with 81, and
J. Gentry, with an IS, respec-
lively. Jimmy Smith and S. West
played the only tie of the meet,
both men carding sos. Tom
Breitmeyer beat out F. Jones by
one stroke 1919.
Coach Emory Albee will send
a four man team to the tourna-
ment tomorrow. The team will
be composed of Harry Brett
meyer, Ronald Sutherland, Jim
my Smith, and Victor Potoroka.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-23
Sports
Roundup
By EDDIE BRETT

anew YORK, May % - CThe
Special News Service)-The or
der that kept Dizzy Dean on the
payroll as coach came direct
from the office of p. X. Wrigley,
also, Mr.. Wrigley refused
to sanction a deal for Billy Her
man until he was sure the vet
eran was going to a club with a
good chance of getting into the
World Series quite a guy,
Mr.. Wrigley when Max
West and Gene Moore let a fly
ball between them the other day
in Redland, Casey Stengel stood
in front of the dugout where all
could see and posted a piece OF
adhesive tape across his mouth.
West and Moore got the idea
right away.