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SUMMER HOMES.
FOR RENT.

In beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, 2
miles from White Sulphur SPRINGS, at
2.300-ft. elevation. Opportunity 10 acquire
deliehtfully furnished Groom modern CO.
lonial residence for remaining summer and
early fall season. Protected and desira BILE
environment. Photographs in Office S125
per month
CORNELIA M. BOWIE,
1904 Goth St NV HO. 3G01.
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HOUSE TRAILER, in good condition. rea-
sonsble. Umbrella Trailer Camp, Fails
Church, Va. 13s
SHULT-MASTER model 1910; sleeps 4;
can be seen 1901 6eorgetovn rd. Bethesda,
Nd. WI. 9s1s.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED-IIate model used car from prl
vate party: must be bargain for cash. Br&
SIX. Star.
FORDS AND CHEVROLETS wanted: viii
pay top price; central location Fred l.
Morgan, 134l 14th ". Dupont 1904
DRIVE TO CRossTowN MOTORS and get
absolutely more cash for your car in :
minutes. Don't sell until you get our
price. Crosstown Motors, 1871 BlaoenS-
burg I'd. ne, at n Y ave iy21.
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS.
Wen pay top cash prices for any lste-
model car Open evenings. Call North
1887 The MANHATTAN AUTO d RADIO
CO. 1905 7th st. NV,
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca. Inc.
x3o1 Conn Ave Emerson 1900
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sEAshoRE PROPERTY.

MARGATE SUBURB OF ATLANTIC CITY
Large front room for rent. near ocean.
with private family; twin peds, private
bath: in beautiful Marven Gardens; So
per week; gentiles only. Mrs. G. SCOTT
3 Circle drive, Mareate City. N. j. IL
RENT-STORES. BEAUTY SHOP, BARBER
shop, hotel furnished: good business oppor.
tunity See DIR. BAILEY. North Beach, MO- :
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LOTS FOR SALE.

MD, Mr. KENnWORTH, D C.-TWO,
4OXl35 ca. all utIi. avail; very rea SON.
able small down payment. FR. 49I4
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MABEL BENSON sAKIs. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No. 5s.372, Ad-
ministTat ation.-This is to Give Notice; That IA
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia. Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of Wong s;
the District of Columbia deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
Gated to the subscriber. on or before the
1st day of July, AID. 1942; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Given under my hand this
ist day Of July, 1871. EDWARD n;
WONG, s23 Upshur st. NV: tseal)
of wills for the District Of Columbis, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. 3y2.19
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GASOLINE STATION AND BULK. PLANT
-Slorage capacity of 5000 gals, WIN
railroad siding; excellent opportunity. MA.
,inL IA
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HARRY ]. DAILY, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
ministration This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia:
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate OF Fannie Fisher.
late of the District of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber on or
before the goth day of June. AID. 1942;
bse 1aes MAY of es oe
under its hand this 3rd day of July, 1871.
THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
OF WASHINGTON, Thomas r. Reynolds,
Assistant Trust Officer. tSeaD Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Court. jy1219.2b
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Must be well gocated and preferably new.
Have cash buver ASK for Nj. Whltelord.
MCKEEVER & WHIIEFORD, DL . ,ob.
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THE BARRISTER BUILDING
OFFICES WANTED.

REPUTABLE FIRM WITH HIGHEST REF
erenccS desires modern office space of 500
10 900 eauare feet on permanent basis in
general vicinity Of 18th and Eye sts. NV
ReDv Box 1f-K. Star.
BY NATIONAL FIRM. >, OR s ROOMS
in desirable building alr-conditioned pre-
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KENSINGTON. 5oxI50. ] BLOCK FROM
Conn. ave. 500 cash. SO month. WI
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" EXCELLENT LOTS, 30 FT. EACH.
zoned 4famIly flats, sc, level, ! mile
from Navy Yard $1,000 each; improved
street; ali utilities: must sacrifice, drafted
OWNER CO 1911
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BuV a lIN-aCre farm, structuraIy sound,
Colonial 1-room dwelling, owner occupied.
center hall large rooms: fine mountain
view. barn. gravel road. price. - 200 cash
Phone 1855 H. B MITCHELL, Herndon. Va
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STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT

GROCERY STORE. WELL STOCKED. NE
fixtures: doing good business. Owner
Verv reasonable ST. 18th st. ne.
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MUDERN CUIINOE0,
For sale at Cedarhurst on Ches. Bay. 81
miles D C. tnear Shady Side. Md; new
and used, priced 81 800. 1850, S1,s0o.
S1.915 81 2,450. $3.50, $4,000 and $4,000;
easy terms. Bldg. sites, SOS up. Cedar
hurst IS one of The better summer colonies.
Good roads eec.. sea wall, pier boat har-
bor Worth your time 70 inspect and COM
pare with others. Inquire a. office at
CedaThurSt GentileS only. Or WALTER
M BAUMAN, ! Thomas Circle. MA. 6229.
Free circular m renlest
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FARMS FOR SALE.

"44 ACRES. 90 CLEAR-sTREAMs, ~
room house oufbuIldlrsa. LOUISE. Va.
S350O. $50 month. Franklin 3H5N.
FEW SMALL AND LARGE FARMS. )
TO 3u miles in Nd. WA lil2. Wa i55"
VIRGINIA COUNTRY PLACE, - MILES
from Washington on state highway eight
room house, = baths. hGh,s, telephone,
LARGE barn. outbUiIclngS- excellent Condl-
tiOn. springs. large n8vIsa0,e scream,
stocked by State orchard, arabic land,
lined and ferrlized stock and tools oD-
tlonal; occupied by owner. possession
within thirty days, $50 per acre: terms.
Box SIX. Star. H.
20o-ACRE STOCK FARM ON HARD ROAD.
35 miles Washington. all cleared well
watered old house with possibilities. stock
barn: Sllo; so 500, = or ? cash Shown
by appolntmert. Phofa rs. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, l3u WashInS on St. Hernd0G,
Fairfax Co Va
30 ACRES. VIRGINIA ON LEE HIGHWAY.
30 miles Wash; four-room house reason
able Metropolitan f23" IL
$40 DOWN 9i7 ACRES. HIGH WOODED;
20 minutes D. c. line: $3.50 Call Lincoln
54+l
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FORD model B 4-cylinder coach: new tire
paint; guar. D. c. inspect. Ss5. Republ
! 4fq3, Chestnut 3666
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1910 sedan delivery truck
1920 7th st. NV
DODGE 1898 Ia-ton panel. Chevrolet 1873 p
stake truck, fully recondltioned and qua 20
anteed: easy C NJ A c. terms.
CHEVY CHASE MOTORS,
7lO5 Wisconsin Ave. WI 1888
HUCKSTER TRUCK. 1887 11a-ton Forr
N
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OFFICES FOR RENT.


1,25O SO, FIT. OF OFFICE SPACE IN ONE
room: or can divide into several ofices.
3rd floor OF l4ol 14th st. NV. Call MR..
CAVE DE. 4s00
Ist FLOOR 3 LARGE ROOMS; SUITABLE
physician. dentist or caterer. 1347 Girard
st, NV. NO. 1920.
1000 SO FIT, "a WINDOWS, NEW BLDG.
2nd floor; suitable doctor, lawyer, insurance
business. etc. Janitor service. 106 N.
Columbus st. Alexandria, Va. Alexandria
2I75.
DOCTOR S OFFICE. . ROOMS AND BATH,
and home. 3 rooms. kitchen, bath; 1st
Capitol st. ~
fec Centrally located. Rosslyn. Va.
Reasonable Glebe lll".
AIR R-CONDITIONED LAW OFFICES AVAIL
able in suite in financial district. Services
of secretary optional. Box .-H, Star
OFFICE SPACE ON End FLOOR OF I731
K st NV. Apply PERCY H. RUSSELL
ABOUT d 500 SO; FIT; OF OFFICE OF sPAcE'
RUSSELL co. 113l ST. NV.
NEAR DoWNTowN DISTRICT. 40
it$5 it$a ? ? ST. ST: NV. NV. -- & ss.SS &c
AFFIECK 24"a PA AVE RE s6e3
aT3 DoWMToWNs1s 9oT lSsn Ia4ae SIT Tin5ov
play space newly redecorated; modern
halls and entrance.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO, INC,
1:32l Conn Ave DE. $500.
THE BARRISTER BUILDING,
635 ST. NV.
Near Court House Square
Modern Office suites of and 4 rooms
Q elevators. Venetian blinds. Mr.. Schatz,
stunt RE ""nt
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
rs 18th S.. NV. District $50
MEDICAL SCIENCE BLDG.
CORNER VERMONT AVE. AND L ST. NV.
MOST ATTRACTIVE SINGLE OR DOUBLE
SUITES FOR ETHICAL PHYSICIANS OR
DENTISTS YEARLY LEASES.
e QUINCY SMITH INC,
qng 18th St NV DI 9O51.
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SILVER sPRING-LOT lI7xtG0. ON GA.
ave, 100 f. north of traffic light. Phone
OWNER. SILVER SnrinE l,M-L IAt
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fNORBECK. ND-30 ACRES, HOUSE. :
rms. b.. barn, outbldGs., large frontage
on pike. stream. $500. SH. t5f5
10 ACRES, HOUSE WITH $ ROOMS AND
bath, electricity and outbulldIugs ) miles
from Frederick, Md: SH.950. IA. 3l9l.
PREPARE EOR THE ELTuRE
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
FOUR-FAMILY FLATS.

rood income prnpertIes Can KELLEY,
STEELE f < BRANNER. DI- 11l0.
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FRED MOTOR co.
on GeOroio Ave T

MERCURY 1889 4-door sedan: orislnc
gun metal fnish. radio, good tires, clee
broadcloth upholstery; wonderful buy
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Overlooking Potomac River.

2I2 miles from District line, high ele-
vation; large. old, frame farmhouse, on
acre lot. more ground available: suit. for
year-round home, exclusive club or tea
rnnm. rnaSnnahle Ma NG4G AID N.&l4
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DEL RAY va ADJOINING LOTS, COR
ner OF Leslie and Howell. 75-ft. front.
IDA BULLOCK. District O44l 13'
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

COUNTRY CLUB SECTION, ARLINGTON
Ss@s norches GARAGE, l. acre, fruit:
bus; SIS monthly 450" N. Dittmar I'd.
COUNTRY SPECIALISTS SINCE 1S96--
State your requirements. Big list. N. E.
RYON CO MA 1907; GE GIG. eve.
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rRAiLERS FOR SALE.
AIRPLAkES.

TAYLORCRAFT late 1870: privately owned
Lycoming 65 dual ignition steeraole tail
wheel. running lights; 100 hrs. total time
perfect condition: 81 400 for immedise
sale: can be seen any time a. ConEresslonal
Airport. Rockville, Md. Woodley s20l eve.
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UDSON-TERRAPLANE 1894 coach: eco
nomical transport alton for only SIS. Ca
owner WO 12IA
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MERCURY 1910 de luxe town sedan Here
beautiful, powerful car built to give yC
years OF dependable service, and in perfet
condition Finished IN deep maroo~
EQUIPPED with custom radio, very low mile
age.' luxurious interior: car you'll b
proud TO own! real buy at the SpecIs
price of S155. Liberal trade
THE TREW MOTOR CO,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

FTvF-POoM BUNGALOW, EXCELLENT
ron6ition Arlington, near bus line. Open
and and airy: nice grounds. flowers. etc; ,, fur
nished or unfurnished. reasonable SaII
Chestnut 4264 or NO. 0S49 after LOU pm
Saturday. --
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100 FRONT FEET ON PARKWAY, Be
tween Indian SpringS and Argyle Golf
Cluhs- 81 900 cash BOY 1S-K Star
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We Will buy second-rrust notes: D, c.
nearby NJ Or or ,p+ Va Re1s9Ra0-eo 1NV GoRP Ri'e'
1912 NJ Y Ave. NV National 1888.
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NASH LAFAYETTE 1898 coach, frst-clas
/ condition; tires good; $3.50 terms or sma.
1 trade. Warfield 1897 1Ss
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LA SALE 1895 convertible coupe, $500
in hrst-class condition in every respect
Tor sale by owner. Call NO. s535 bel
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FORD l94l conv coupe. black: radio; whit.
sidewall tires: $500 miles; 81 100 for eoui'
and take over payments. "a, at S442s
Call after 6 D m. Adams S6o6
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HAYES REAL ESTATE, NORTH BEACH,
LOG 4 ABlN.
MnDEpN COTTAGEC

For special selected lots and business prop
critics at sacrifice prices Nows the time
to buy. Terms and conditions to suit.
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CHRYSLER 1899 ROYAL 4-door trk sedan.
motor excellent, low mileage, AL tires.
THOMPSON, $3.50 Wis ave WI. 51a5
DE SOTO la4l convertible coupe; 500
miles new-car guarantee; a real SAVING.
Phone Dupont 6lSS
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7 ROOMS, Is ACRES $50.

bouse with barn, etc; Is acres of clear
land available for farming: about , miles
from District line on good ROAD; near pig
20 out Defense highway about 2i2 miles to
sign Ardwick. turn right. go mile: cross
Pa R. r. track. BASKlN FARM az 4eIt.
Phone Hillside l014 or National oh u
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COBB IsLAND-BEAUT1FUL 5-RooM AND

bath cottage large screened porch. on
| large wooded lot, garage, running water
| and electricity. Price. $3.50 See agent
MR. NORRIS on island, or phone Spruce
nl.{1-W after 30 ID m
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 Century convertible club
coupe; perfect raven wing finish, very soo7
vhite-side tires. red leather upholster
good auto top. Philco radio; $50: sl,o4'.
H B LEARY. Jr.. 4 BRoSso
1912 YOi ST n W HOBART 0O'W
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Acreage, Zoned for Apis.
BABY FARMS,
Oh TO 10 ACRES.

Water and sewer in and paid for; lde
location. &c per 50 II
WN p PARRANORE. CH. 59@1.
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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$40 DOWN o. ACRES. HIGH WOODED:
90 minutes D. c. line. $500. Call Lincoln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
RESERVE HALFBACK

Fielder is one of the two other
footballerS on the squad. He was
a reserve left half last year. Be
sides being one of the best defen-
Sive men along with Truedell, this
Fielder is one of the teams leading
hitters as his third slot in the bat
ting order indicates.
Jarrett, BanoniS and MayeS are
the others. All bat and throw
right Truedell however. does both
from the portSide and is the only
one who docs. Jarrett is the out
standing infielder. He covered a
lot of territory around the key
stone sack yesterday as the regu-
lars defeated the YanniganS, 81.
KukorowSki, a tackle who is ex-
pected TO be lost to football be-
cause of the draft. is a right
handler. So is Ray Petty, the Titan 5
other top-notch hurler. Kukorow-
ski did some pitching for Karp in
Glass A and Petty was with Bel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Brooklyn Cries
Dodgers Year

Continued from First Sport Page)
extra gray hairs in the head of
Jimmy Wilson. another hard loser.
when his homer with two aboard
in the eleventh gave the Bees a
6-3 verdict over the Cubs
And the Cards started off their
eastern invasion on the right foot
by trimming their erstwhile buddy
Bob Bowman. 10 beat the Giants
"a
over in the junior circuit, the
pace-setting Indians rolled up
their fifth straight victory at the
expense of Chubby Dean and the
Athletics. s-3.
Late last season the Yanks
moved into St Louis with
chance for the pennant and left
town with their hopes crushed.
They started right in yesterday
where they left off last year by
bowling 10 Bob Harris and the
lowly Brownies 3D..
The Yanks got only five hits off
Harris. The Browns themselves
made only three off Lefty Gomez
but Lefty had the misfortune to
walk in one run and let Chef
LaabS break it up with homer
and so the Yanks today find them
selves in third place behind the
White SoN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

Cpsets
RuSticS

St Mary's Of BEDFORD High the
dopesters choice to replace Cath
Ole Central as first division West
Side Catholic High School base
ball champions now that the
Shamrocks have moved over to the
East Side. received quite a sur
prise, yesterday as an under
rated LourdeS squad won. 7 to 3.
on the RuStics' home diamond.
Catholic Central swamped St
LadiSlauS at Jayne Field % to /.
The ShamrockS took advantage of
IL stolen bases and Is hits in
beating St LadlSlauS. In the
fourth inning Central collected IA
runs and 9 hits
With the ard Of Dick Halls
pitching. Holy Rcdecmer shut out
ST Gregory ) to o. Hall struck
out II and walked two and was
touched for one hit. by Dave Ur-
tal IN the second inning
St. Joseph defeated ST Anthony.
- 10 6. IN another first division
tilt at Belle Isle. Al DeBuSscher
hit a homer in the fourth inning
for St. Joseph with two on. Ray
Jeangueat made one IN the fifth
for the victorS.
De LaSalle beat St. Ambrose.
4 to ,. in a pitchers dual between
Norman Mccormick Of LaSalle
and Al Theilman. holder of the
new Catholic League strikeout
record of 10.
In second division games St.
Bernard downed Annunciation. 10
TO A. 81. Philip climbed all over
St Marys of Mt Clemens TO the
tune Of 10 TO ?. St. Alphonsus
edged out ST. Mary's of Royal
Oak. ) TO 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

Bud Boeringer, University of
Detroit baseball coach. today
named his starting lineup for the
game against Potsy
Clarke's Grand Rapids University
nine there next Monday and also
10 of the IS players who will form
his squad for the season.
TitanS who will take the field.
Ralph Truedell, CT; Joe Jarrett,
2b; Bill Fielder, If; Vincent Ba-
noniS. IF; Dan MayeS, C; Don
Hughes. ID: Mickey Mclaughlin,
3b: Tom Lendzien, IS; Ed Kuko-
rowski, p.
In the group BanoniS, McLaugh-
lin and Truedell are juniors. the
rest sophomoreS. Banonis. as cap
tain and center and Mclaughlin
as left half along with Hughes al
quarter will be three important
cogS on Gus DoraiS football team
next Fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
First MuniCipa
Rifle Range
Dedicated
BY DON GILES

Rifle shooting was officially
added to the recreational activi-
ties of the city of Detroit last
night as civic and public leaders
dedicated the city'S first munich
pal rifle range at ElmwoOd Recre-
alton Center, Congress and Elm
wood.
John ]. Considinc. assistant
superintendent of the parks and
recreation department, and the
man chiefly responsible for the
realization Of the new project, told
dozens of rifle club heads how the
city had used salvaged material
in the construction of the range
in order TO keep down costs
Fred G.. Maggie, president of the
parks and recreation commission
and Mis-. Walter r. OHair, also
a member of the commission
spoke on the new recreational ac-
tivity.
Sergt. Marvin Driver, firearms
instructor of the famous Detroit
pistol team, gave an exhibition of
fiashlight shQOting.
Colopel PaySon d Foster, eX-
ecutive secretary of the Michigan
Rifle Association and director of
the National Rifle Association,
commended the city for its fore
sight for providing range faclli-
ties for thousands.
Col. Foster and ConSidinc Joined
in praiSing The Detroit Times
Rifle Tournament for stimulating
activity in rifle shooting and thus
bringing about the establishment
Of d municipal rife range.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

the ruts. could stand on the
cycle with my arms folded and
follow the ruts.
when I came here, ! had to
get used to riding in mud. In the
Daytona Beach races, l had to
become accustomed to riding in
sand. It's all a matter of bal
ance, OF course"
He won every event from one 10
$50 miles in Canada. He won as
of his first 50 events.
In 1882, he finished first, second
or third in % endurance runs in
row. and the same year he had
a perfect score in the Michigan
l0-hour road championship.
Ivan Stretten. the motorcycle
rider. or Monte Stratton, the
pitcher - they're both champions
and both are game guys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

next Tuesday at 2 p. m.
Paul Oleson will divide the
catching with Mayes. while Phil
Haweeli is giving Lendzien a bat
tie for shortstop Both are Sophs
as are the other members of the
pitching staff, AL Wilke, Al Pro-
vencial, Jim Derum and Ed Ha-
ween. the latter two southpaws.
Boeringcr viii reduce his squad
10 is This week. He will pick one
more infelder and outtielder. The
infelders seeking a place are Bob
Fitzgerald, ID. Bill Lutz. Bologna
Sebastian and Dick Wetzel. -.
and Ray Kelly 3b. The outfielders
are Tom Black, Frank Clminelh
and Sigmund ZaWaCki.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
WRITING A SIDELINE

But writing is just a sidellne
with the 47-year-old racer. He's
itching to get back into competi-
ton
II guess it's just a habit. II
gets into your blood" be said
It's lot of fun. The sport is
so different In each part Of the
country. Years ago. in Saskatch-
evan. when there were no
gravel E paved roads, We rode
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

gan and northern Ohio. He's also
a writer.
Among the periodicals he con-
tributes articles TO are mechanics,
westerns. sports and-boyS' maya
zines and a few newspapers. He
has had articles published in 90
different periodicals in three coun-
frlnN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Favori+es in Form

The average of winning favor
ties was 81 per cent at New York
race tracks last season. a little
lower than in previous wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
WAYNE NEXT TUESDAY

Boeringer. who gets as biz a
kick out of taking a cut at the
ball as any of his players. *
saving Petty for the first home
game against Wayne at l. of ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30
Another No. Game (SuV

BY DON w. LEE

Recently Bob Murphy. in his
Bob Tales column, called attention
TO the fighting spirit of Monte
Stratton. the game guy of the Chi
cago White Sox. This brought a
reply from Robert M. Clark of
Dearborn. who nominated Ivan J.
Stretten, of 1929 Harper avenue,
Detroit.
Stretten. a veteran of II years
of motorcycle racing and winner.
of numerous big events in that
sport. has had enough troubles to
make a Gloomy Gus" out of any
rider.
After establishing himself as the
motorcycle racing car in western
Canada (he lived in Regina. SaskD.
Stretten came here in 1924. 1t
wasn't long until he was a leading
rider. winning many events and
setting records.
22 BROKEN BONES
Trouble popped up now and then
in the form of fractured bones
he declares he's had % fractures
but he smiled il away and recov-
cred to race again.
''The funny part Is I've never
had a spill in actual competition.
exactly 1901 races or endurance
tests" Stretten said. "All my
accidents occurred on the streets,
or In practice, when 1 took too
many chances"
Just seven years ago, fate took
major blow at the always-smll-
ing Stretten. A drunken motorist.
evidently thinking he was a motor
cycle cop, hit him head-on. and
proved II was deliberate by run
ming over the fallen man.
BROKE LEG ON ICE
That accident should have been
enough tough luck, last Winter, he
had Just recovered sufficiently TO
ride a motorcycle again, and had
obtained job, when after working
four days. fell on an icy street and
re-broke his left leg.
He's still llmping around on
clutches today-his leg in a cast
and looking forward 10 Fall.
when he hopes to race again.
In these last seven years OF
waiting for his bones TO heal, STREET
ten has occupied his time with
duties as American Motorcycle As
ISOLATION commissioner for Michi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-30

OGDEN & MOFFETT COMPANY, leading Motor Transport
operators with terminals in Port Huron Detroit and Bay City.
and with regular service covering the State Of Michigan have
just added fleet Of Fehauf Tandem Taers to their hauling
equipment This is otenrepeated forsince back in
l922-Ogden & Mofett have purchased single
carrying unit except Fruehauf Traers.
That's noteworthy tribute Fruehauf-and Fuehauf is
proud OF the record It's also tribute to the economical shuttle
system Of Truck Trailer operation because about hall OF Ogden
GMofes total volume Of hauling shuled between Detroit
and Port Huron Three Talers require only uckactor
while Trailer unloaded in Detroit and second is loaded
Port Huron third from Detroit TO Port Huron This
important saving in equipment fuel tires and labor
The substantial growth Ogden Mofet typical Of the
expansion OF the Motor Transport Industry generally factor
in American life II affects virtually every phase OF
existence For exampemu Of your breakfast lunch and
dinner today has been carried by Motor Transport Also much
OF the clothing wearing And large proportion OF
the material with which you work every day.
Motor Transport you widely because has
always served you well.
Builders ITraler
FRUEHAUF TRAILER COMPANY . DETROIT