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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
BY WALLACE CARROLL

United Press Staff COrrespOndent)
 At a Night Fighter Station some- where in Britain, June 4.--tUp)--A night fighter pilot sees better in the park when he's popped up about shooting down Nazi bombers.
 T don't know the medical ex- plantation of that" the commanding
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
 RIVER REvERsEs MAJORITY

Jefferson, N. c. - (u.p) - The New River near here :s one of the few sizeablc streams in the United states that flow almost due North,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.
GFNpnrrOU,NT

GEORGETOWN. TUNLAW ROAD
Seml-oetached home rooms with in
closed porcheS, detached garage, gas heat.
ms mouse Is in the finest neighborhood
and close TO Wis ave Priced Al as T5H
Easy terms can be arranged. Inspection
oy appointment only. For inspection. cali
Mr.. MacMurray, EN-. 1894 or DI. 3346.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HouSES FOR SALE

$500 BLOCK 14th ST. NV. Ist CONNER
cial. rooms, 2 baths. oil heat; 81 $50
down payment, balance like rent. Owner,
Mr.. DRAIN, RE 2750,
IDEAL FOR RESIDENCE OR RooMERs.
l3 rms, 3 baths Irving i 9Th -S13, 900
70 rms, 2 baths (Kubourne-1 7th) 5000
II rms, 2 baths lNewton-lSth) 1880
II rms, baths (Kenyon-14th) 10000
large rms. iNewton-1Sth) $500
10 rms, baths (Chapin-1 5thl - $3.50
rms, 2 baths (Kenyon-lSth) $3.50
All On Easy Terms.
ROBERT MASON DE SHAZO,
1123 Fourteenth. MA $500
1913 WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE.-IO-
room brick. Colonial front, arranged as .
complete apis; with monthly income of
$50 Price, $500. Terms
r. G. DUNNE,
604 St NE AT. $500.
S4,5O0-NEAR NAVY YARD.
$500 cash. $50 month. detached,
large rooms, bath, h.-w.h. (oiD,
auto. water heater. large lot: possession.
9,500-KHBOURNE ST. NV.
Mt. Pleasant-Brick. 10 large rooms
% large bedrms., . baths), oil auto. heat
and water heater: gear garage; good
condition: terms and possession.
SS,950-OVERLOOKI LINCOLN PARK.
Brick house. arranged for . families:
1st floor. rooms and bath; end floor.
rooms and bath: h.-wh.; Gear ga
rage; new-house condition. Terms and
EUGENE A. BARRY.
1907 H 81 NV. NE. 2O25.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

1st-hoor den, large living room and din
ing room: end floor, 3 bedrooms. glassed-tn
heated sleeping porch, - baths: oil heat
able neghborhood Call BOSS Il PHELPS.
Ma; 1900. Evenings, call Mr.. Condit,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HOUSES FUR. OR uNFUR.

s ROOMS FIREPLACE, SCREENED
porches, cedar-lined closets; large lot; q
car garage. CHI. 1925. Avail. Oct l.
GLEN ECHO HGTS.--BUNGALOW; BED
room, living room. kit. and bath, for couple
turn. or unf. MRS. TANNER, Tuscara-
guas I'd
NEW HOUSE, BEDROOMS, BATHS;
garage; auto. oil heat. 1910 18th st. n,
Arlington. Va. Glebe 1199.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
LOOK

What happened overnight. The captain
SAID to sell at once his beautiful home at
3O5 Webster ST. NV, one Of Petvorths
sample Dunigan-built homes in ST.
Gabriers parish 6 rooms. screened-in
porches, automatic heat, automatic hot
water heater; beautiful yard; Gear garage.
Seen by appointment only. For informs-
ton call D. j. OConnor. RA. 0061, with
J ] O'CONNOR NJ 5o5o
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Near 18th & Spring Rd. NV.
S8.250.
BRICK-S6450.

g rooms, bath, oil heat recreation room
with bar, garage: excellent condition BOSS
& PHELPS, MA. 5000. EVENINGS, call Mr..
Condit. OrdNav 2121
Evening star., 1941-09-21
APARTMENTS WANTED.

2 BEDROOM APT. IN NORTHWEST SEC
ton: adults; must be good location. EN-.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
1921 M ST N F

Row brick, 8 r and b.; hot-water hes
front and rear porches, garage. alley
nev-house condition; priced low AT SCI
terms. Ready 10 occupy Key at l7l9.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
CHOICE LANDSCAPED CORNER
CHEVY CHASE.

NEAR SCHOOLS AND TRANSPORTATION
rooms paneled breakfast room and
kitchen. large side porch.
Electric dishwasher
Automatic heat.
OWNER. 5000 NEBRASKA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
8 ROOMS-3 BATHS
NEARBY MARYJ,ANn

Lovely det. corner brick nearly nsw.
3 blocks TO d. c. line at Wis. ave: nirs
RESIDENTIAL reside sect; lst a has liy. .rm..
,,nnrepi;o oln; rm, model kit, one bedrm.
rms. . tile baths, lge. recr rr, gsr.
Cannot be duplicated on todsy's market
at the price, Sli $50 Call Mrs hoard
.Sun;; EN-. 45lD. DIXIE REALTY CO,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN
5 BEDROOMS Stn Snn

Mckinley st. NV. Chalf BLOCK east ~
SSonn S1g :tars aye Excel i legation: mr. schools:
bedrms., bath. also maids nm. and hath
insulated attic, coal and gas hestin1
PLANTS, lovely yard. Ideal for lge fsmils
or investment. DIXIE REALTY Co.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR ukEuR.

2434 FRANKLIN ST. NE (COR. 26th)-6
rms. *, h, b. and 3 r), water. cleo, gas,
2 porches, 1st f.; S12 wk or best bid.
Apt. 2. rms: $40: furn'd no extra cost.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
400 SCHYLER RID
NEW HOMES-DETACHED.
open 10 AN. 10 9 PM

Beautiful corner brick, large rooms,
paths 81 bedroom and bath on 1st ioor)
recreation room. large lot. attached garage
Frlce SIn 10000. Others in this group
pike to Mrs. Kays Toll Tavern, right on
Dale drive TO Dartmouth ave ieft j block
10 GTeenwieh lane, right l block to homes
WAPLE & JAMES INC DI 3346
Evening star., 1941-09-21
18th & Underwood SITS. NV.

Inspect At Once.
Modern, detached, all-brlck homes, H..
. paths: rooms oil sir-conditioued heat
Buy now and select your home appoint.
ment for kitchen. electric, linoleum. paint
ing and Wallpaper
RIO REALTY CO.-Salesmen on the .Inh
Evening star., 1941-09-21

RANDOLPH TERRACE APT, 5000 l4th
st. n.w-Furnished apt, living room. So
iariunl, bedroom bath. dinette, kitchen;
rental S10O: adults; couple preferred.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
OPEN FROM 1913.

BaresiR. home or investment. This
beautiful Parkview sample house. 792
Quebec pl. NV. The 1st time offered al
sacrifice. 4 complete bedrms, beautiful
bath and shower. automatic heat. For
informa ton call D. J. OConnor RA. 00611,
with J. J. O'CONNOR. DI. $3.50
Evening star., 1941-09-21
1851 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Cleveland Park-S12,5OO.

New Colonial center entrance brick, 6
rms. baths. recreation nm; air-condi-
toned heat. See il today GE 5O1o
Evening star., 1941-09-21
5I23 CONDUIT.

Semi-detached, consisting of rooms
and bath. h.-w.h., $50 per month; open
Sunday
2913 KNOX PL. SE.-3 R.. ELEC., S22 50;
lsI2 Fenwick st. ne. r. b., S35.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
OPEN TODAY. 10-6.

0bIT SLn ST. NV.
Attractive Colonial brick, 6 rooms, tile
bath auto heat, porches. l tnclosed,
etc; beautifully reconditioned and priced
for only 81 ,450 on easy terms. BUY NOW
AND SAVE
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, Met. 54OO.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Unfurnished; / large room required. CEN
trail location preferred. Occupancy October
1st Box 436-A. Star
Evening star., 1941-09-21

When you can buy No. II ST. NV for
5000 cash and $3.50 per month; large
rooms. | inclosed, L open porch. new tile
Dath. extra layatory and toilet: open today
to dark. Ma. 1919. Ewes Sligo 67S2
Evening star., 1941-09-21
1921 Eye St. NV.
FOR SALE RY OWNEP

6-room and bath 2O'-vide row brsc-
house. Excellent condition Large yerc.
garage, 2 full screened porches. basemer-
toilet. 4406 Kansas ave. NV. Open Sst
Sunday or evenings. Priced for inmediat-
sale TAYLOR l41o 9Is
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

este puede ser prevenido o Gu
RADIO por la aplicacin6n oral del
extracto pancreatico que contie-
ne lipocaic. FL lipocaic no ha ST.
do extraido todavia en- forma
pura V no Sc halla aun a dispo-
sici6n del uso m6dico general.
pero un extracto del pancreas,
altamente concentrate, Ia sido
preparado y en- 1000 veces mas
pOderoso que ell extracto crudo
del pancreas, A diferencia de IA
insulina, el extracto puede to-
marse por la boca.
La administration oel lipo-
caic no solo proteje a los anima
les contra la grasosa infiltra'
.ci6n del higado, sino que prote-
ie tambi6n contra Ell endureci'
miento de lbs arterias, amenudc
Observable en- la diabetes.
Sc ha usado tambien con ext
to ell lipocaic en- Ell tratamiento
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Knapp, Ramon Gonzalez. Alder
to D'Arpa, Manuel Fernando
Pendaa, Anthony Pizzo. John
Pacheco, Gustavo Ayala.
Aristo Perez, CeSareo Alva-
rez, Jose Ficarrotta, Joe Garcia
llar, LUZ Fernando, GonZalo
Garcia, John C6rces, Nick G.,
Nuccio, Angel Olivia, Jose Val
d6s. Baldomero Fernandez, Roy
Rodriguez, Julio Garcia, Arturo
Cabot Francisco Fernandez de
la Nuez, Adolfo Diaz, jr., Anna
BILE de la Tore, Ramon Fernan-
DEE Rey, Jose Llaneza, jr., Paul
Alvarez, Mike Muleo, Rafael RI
bio, Anthony Schleman, Emilio
Suarez, Frank Vidal y Jose Co
tarelo.
Dentro de breves dias la CO.
mission organizadora nos dara
los detalles completes de este
festival privado.
Santos del Did
Antonio de Padua.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
CabO;rvt PriUddo

En- la tarde de aver recibimos
una fina invitaci6n, firmada
por el Sr. Artistic Perez, preSi-
dente del Club Optimistic de Y
Dor, para que asiSta al Cabaret
Privado que efectuara esa orga-
nizaci6n, ell sabado % del pre-
sente mes, en- ell Patio-Jardin
del CirculO Cubano.
En- otra carta nos infOrma
que usaran las renOmbradas or
uuestaS Don Francisco y La
Tropical.
A la media noche, como de
costumbre, presentaran un
grandioso ''floOr-show''.
A continuation damos a CO.
nocer los nombreS de las dlStln-
guidaS personalidades que han
ordenado separar mesas:
Angelo Greco, DR.. j. A. Do
minguez. Tony Grimaldi, Boni-
facio Valero, DR.. l.. B. Angus
tine. DR.. R. Moreno, DR.. Gusta-
vo Porro, DR., Aurelio A. Con
zalez, DR.. A. P. Perzia, Leon Ca
Yin. DR.. Juan Silverio, DR.. Is
mael Angulo. DR., Ferlita, Dr.
Raul Rogue, Dick Greco, R. b.
Dfaz. Frank Carrera, Henry
Garcia, Rail Vega, Henry Fer
nandez, Charles Cuervo, Albert
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
CapttMo dc Enfermos

SNSNNNNN w @S
En- ell dia de hoy cuenta la So
ciedad Circulo Cubano con los
siguientes enfermos:
Pedro Reyes Fernandez, Al
fredo Pihero Diaz, Emigdio Val
DIES Garcia, Pfoceso San Martin,
Ramon Alfaro VaNdas, Mario
Marti Pita, Herminio Rodrf-
iguez, Manuel Perez Costello, Hi
lario Prieto, Edelmira Valdes,
AveIino Reyes, Angel Garcia,
Alicia Meza, Antonio Garcia,
Roberto Valdes, Rafael Reyes
Dora Cabrera, Jose Verdes Cue
IRA, Julia Sanchez, Alexandra
Perez, Adelmira Alfonso, Eva
Silva, Octavio Est&vez, Carmelo
Acosta, Jose A. Sanchez, Ricar-
do Alfonso, Daniel Camos y John
Perrino.
Deseamos a todos un pronto y
total restablecimiento.
La Function de Hoy
TeatrO C. CubGno
Reaparece esta noche Ia nota-
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
UNA SEGUNDA SECRETION
DEL PANCREAS
Uera Ell nombre de Lipocatc

Cleveland, JUNO 13.-EWiden-
cias de que e lpancreas emite, en-
adici6n a insulina, otra sustain
cia esencial para la vida, que a
yuda al cuerpo a utilizar la gra-
sa como la insulina 10 habilita
para utilizar ell azGcar y los al
midones, fueron demostradas a.
oui, en- una exhibition de la Aso-
ciaci6n Medica Americana La
nueva sustancia, que cree es una
hormona derivada de la secre-
sion interna del pancrea, lleva Il
nombre, dado por sus descubri-
dores, de lipocaic, una combina-
ci6n de dos palabras griegas. IL
pos (grasa) y Kaio (yo quemo).
Describieron el descubrimien-
to los Dres. Lester R. Dragsted,
Omand c. Julian, Cornelius w.
Venmuelen, ]. Gorrott Allen y
D. w. Clark, de la Univers.dad
I1de Chicago.
Una deficiencia de esta hor.
mona, dijo Ell DR.. Dragsted, eau.
sa una infiltraci6n de grasa er
Ell higado, en- los animales de ex
perimentaci6n y en- el hombre, !
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
NOTAS SOClALES
(POR MARIO
La fiesta del domingo

La fiesta del domingo
Gran entusiasmo ha desperta-
do la gran romeria que pasado
mananA celebrara la Juventui
Asturiana, en- los terrenos del
police Pistol Club"
IEsta es la segunda fiesta que
Sc celebra en- esos terrenos, los a
propiados para esta clase de &C
tos. Posee un salon de bale ca
paz de albergar con entera como
didad a 500 parejas.
El prOducto de esta fiesta Sc
destinara a la reedificaci6n del
salon de bale. del Centre.
En- cada boleto de almuerzo
hay un numero que dara dere-
cho al regalo que Sc sorteara en-
los terrenos.
I'm dia de contento para todOs
los que tengan la op%ortunidad
de asistir.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

de de la psoriasis" una enfer =
medad de la piel que a menudo
sufren albahiles. panaderos y
hasta bodegueros.
AlimentadoS con ~pancreas
freSco, 10 mismo que con insult
ma, los perros de los cuales ha 81
do removida la glandula ereado-
ra de insulina, Sc ha evitado la
aparici6n de las infiltraciones
grasosas del higado Y Sc ha alar-
gado Ia vida de esos animales.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

La fiesta Sc vic muy concu-
rrida v a ella asistieron los
miembros del TAR" e invita-
dos.
La boda de la Srta. Garcia ten
dra efecto en- la residential de
sus padres, los esposos Jesus
Garcia, 2110 de la Gale 10. FL
guran como padrinos la intere-
.sante Srta. Dolores Garcia, her
mana de ella, Y el joven Rober-
to DiCkson, Aermano del novio.
Despues de ia ceremonial los
novios visitaran diStintas ciu-
dades DEF pals. entire elias Day
ton, donde en- la actualidad resi-
den los padres de Ell.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Enfermita
Encuentrase recluida en- la CHI
MICA "El Nino," nuestra aprecia
ia amiguita Yolanda Gonzalez,
mia de los esposos Natalia Y
Faustino Gonzalez.
YOly, como carinosamente Sc
Re llama, -es atendida por Ell DR..
Julio Gavilla.
Hacemos fervientes votos por
su pronto y total restablecimien
to.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

BILE compania de Gilberto Delft
no. Llevara a escena Ia monu-
mental obra Eel Cristo del Ia
Her, debidamente enSayada.
En- la segunda parte I'm colo
sal acto de variedades.
Ell tel6n Sc levantara a las
8:15 en- punto de la noche.
Recordamos que ell domingo
Sc estrenara LA Canci6n del ES
clavo".
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
ShOWer Pdrty

ShOWer Party
En- dias pasados lie fue ofreci-
do por la Sra. r. Schleman a la
gentil Srta. Obdulia Garcia, un
''Shower Party, con motive de
SUI pr6ximo enlace con ell joven
H. X. Dikson, Ell que esta sehala-
do para ell domingo % del pre-
Sente mes.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13
Los PRIMEROS BATEADO-
RES

Ted Williams, Ell ~jardinero de
los Medals Rojas, continua al
frente de todos los bateadores
de las grandes ligas, con un pro
medic de 410. lie siguen Reiser,
de los Dodgers, con 1862; Mulin,
Tigres, 1854; Dickey, Yankees,
1868; Slaughter, Cardenales, 800
" Mize, Cardenales, 1873.
La gaceta., 1941-06-13

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. P, vendida exclu-
pOr King
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
SPORTS
Quincy Team Tops
Illinois City's Squad Captures Sixth Corps Area
Hearst Junior Rifle Trophy With I3S4x15O0

The American Legion Junior
Rifle Club of Quincy, Ill.,, won the
William Randolph Hearst Junior
Rifle trophy in the Sixth Corps
Area. scoring 1884 points out of a
possible 1900. Luther Harp was
the high scorer with 287x300.
Harold A. Taylor, Post No. AT,
Sons of the American Legion of
Chicago, took second place honors
with 1881. Milwaukee Squadron
No. / was third with 1.239. Albion
(Mich) team finished fifteenth
with 975.
Quinnipiac Junior Rifle Club of
New Haven, Conn.,, was high in
the First Corps Area with 1890.
Second Corps Area title went to
Mountain Men Rifle Club of New
York City with the high score of
.1,404.
Etna High School Junior Rifle
Club of Etna. Pa, scored 1928
points to win the Third Corps Area
trophy. The Gatun Gun Club
Team No. One of Fort Davis,
Canal Zone, won the Fourth Corps
Area title with 1888 points.
Akron Post No. 209 was high in
the Fifth Corps Area with 1,414,
and the Cleveland High School
Rifle Club of st. Louis took top
honors in the Seventh Corps Area
with 1.412. Sons of the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Doping
Suspends
Stable
Answer Tomorrow

NEW YORK, May 1.-The J. A.
GebHfn string of horses were under
suspension by the New York State
Racing Commission today follow
ing an announcement by commits
sion chairman Herbert Bayard
Swope that the presence of caffeine
had been found in the saliva test
made on the 3-year-old High
Blame.
William Livington, the horses
groom, along with Coburn, has
been suspended indefinitely and
denied the privileges of the race
ira ok" Swope's announcement
said. High Blame, who won the
second race at Jamaica on April
%, along with other horses in the
Coburn string, will be under sus-
pension until they are placed with
a trainer approved by the COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Wish Egdn Sees
0vernire Win

ANN ARBOR, May Western
States Broncos stand at the top
of state collegiate baseball circles
today. boasting a 30 victory over
the University of Michigan's Nine
and a nine-game winning streak.
Because of Michigan's victory
over Michigan State the day pre-
vious, Western State can right
fully claim to be the best college
nine in the state at present. Coach
Charley Makers lads outclasSed
the Wolverines in the ninth inning
here yesterday. They must face
the Spartans and meet Michigan
again before the season ends, how
ever.
Frank (Stubby) Overnire, a
southpaw who was good enough to
draw Wish Egan, the Detroit Tiger
scout to Ann Arbor for a looksee,
turned Michigan back with five
hits and was in trouble only once
as his team won. Overmre wanted
the triumph badly. as the Wolver-
ines were the only team to have
ever knocked him out of the box
in his college career.
Coach Ray Fisher said that
Wise was being saved for a two
game series at Ohio State. tomor-
row and Saturday, when the VOL
verines will attempt TO hold the
Big Ten lead they share with Iowa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Fishing Is Good
In Places; Pick
Your Spot
BY DON GILLIES

Last minute fishing reports d.
rect from conservation officers
scattered throughout almost every
county in Michigan indicate pros
poets will be good in some spots
and fair TO poor in others.
So get out the old fishin' rod,
creel, waders, worms, flies and
what have you, and visit these
spots where fishing is al its best.
f. f. Tucker. in charge Of the
Detroit district Of the conserva-
ton department, says dip netting,
spearing. hook and line fishing Is
fair in all inland streams. Crap
pies, suckers. bullheadS are being
taken. Lake Erie pickerel and
bullhead fishing is good Lake St.
Clair fishing is fair. Perch are
being taken at Anchor Bay. and
a few pickerel- in the vicinity Of
Algonac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
ALL Italian Event
Draws Record Entry

With four class A teams still to
bowl and six squads of doubles and
singles in both classes, the third
annual All-Italian tournament
closes Sunday at Mack Boulevard
Recreation. The event drew a rec
ord total of 500 individual entries
in the two divisions.
Leaders in the team event are
Franks Cafe, 2797, class A;
Abrussimolise Society. 1852 in B.
Fred De Saints and Ed Camppolo
won the A doubles with 1247. Leo
Leone and Mike Mancini were
best in B with 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Favor Chddsey
To Repeat as
PrepChdnnp

Twenty baseball teams of the
Metropolitan League, whipped into
their best shape in years due to
favorable weather conditions, start
their 1941 title chase tomorrow.
Chadsey High, defending prep
champion, is back with another
good ball club and, in preseason
calculations. figures as the team to
beat. The Explorers won the 1910
title after finishing in a triple tie
with Mackenzie and Western on
the West Side. They beat Ham
tramck in the Semi-final and
whipped Western in the final for
the crown.
Floyd Tiny" Groves. Chadsey
coach, lost two good pitchers
through graduation, but found ex-
cellent material at hand for an
other contender this Spring. His
two leading hurting prospects. Joe
.Nosewicz and Ed Maciak, have had
sandlot experience.
CHADsEY LINEUP
In the infield. Chadsey will have
Capt. Joe SmaZa. hard-hitting first
baseman: Henry Micewiuz. at
second; George La Pay at short;
John PiculewicZ. third. and Tony
Przytulski behind the plate. Ed
Wozian, Chef Grabowski, Dick
Spond and John Jakubowski are
the outstanding outfield candidates.
Hamtramck, East Side champion
last year, is another school which
hopes to offset graduation losses
by a promising group of new
corners. Coach John Worzniak has
five veterans - Len Rudzinski,
pitcher; Pete Supina and=Ed
Marka, infiejders. and Ted Komor-
owski and Bill Beltz, outfielders.
Chadsey will open at u. of D.
High, while Hamtramck entertainS
Eastern in opening games. Other
schools expected to figure in the
race are Southeastern, Highland
Park and Eastern on the East
Side, and Western, Mackenzie and
Northwestern on the West Side.
TOMORROW'S CARD
EAST SIDE
Cas- Tech at Pershing.
Eastern at Hamtramck.
Miller at Northern.
Highland Park at Northeastern.
DENLY at Southeastern.
WEST SIDE
Mackenzie al Western.
Chadsey at L. of D. High.
Central at Southwestern.
BEDFORD at Northwestern.
Wilbur Wright at Cooley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
White Sox Buy Ross,
Hoaq in Cash Deals

CHICAGO, May 1.-(INS)-The
Chicago White Sox have bought
Lee "Bucky" Ross. right-handed
hurler. from the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, and veteran outfieider Myril
Hoag from the st. Louis Browns 7
Both purchases were straight ca
deals, Sox officials said, but the
prices paid were not made public
in either case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
STREAMS NORMAL

Robert Furling, supervisor of
the Boyne City area, says streams
are now normal but somewhat red.
Smaller streams in + m m g I t
County, North and South Branch
of Boyne River. Horizons Creek
are in good condition. The Jor-
dan, Sturgeon and Pigeon are
yielding fair catches with worms
and grubs. Brooks and browns
good. rainbows fair. Perch fish
ing is good at Ironton. Good
walleye fishing al Cheboygan.
Gladwin reports trout fishing
slower since opening day. Some
browns and brooks being taken
from Cedar and Sugar Rivers.
Worms for bait, flies o. k. for
weekend, mosquito hatch on.
Calcos taking minnows near
Edenville and Beaverton. Some
pike fishing in non-trout streams
near Beaverton and Gladwin, min
nows for bait. Perch fishing fair
on Saginaw Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
TOMORROW's CARD
u. M. Ne+men PLAY State

EAST LANSIN May l.
Boosting two straight victories in
the Big Ten competition, the Uni
versity of Michigan tennis squad
was slated to oppose Michigan
State here today. The Spartan
METERS have won only one match
this Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Legion Rifle Team No. One cap
tured first place honors in the
Eighth Corps Area with 1928.
The Hayward High School Junior
Sportsman Club of Hayward, Cal.
ran up 1,414 points to win not only
the Ninth Corps Area title, but
national scoring honors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Vols RifIemen Win

ATLANTA, Ga, May 1.-(INS)
The University of Tennessee rifle
team won the senior unit national
intercollegiate rifle team matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

Totals 80 , u Il Totals 80 % 10
Western state 600 600 o02-2
Michigan 600 900 600
Runs-Hii, l Cuckovich.l Runs batted
in-Metzger /, YarEer I. Errors-Cham-
berlain. Sofiak. Gould. Metzger. karchuns.
HHs-Oh Wise in ! innings. OFF Gould,
3 in nnings. Struck out-By Overmre
5, by Wise 2 by Gould o. Bases on balls
on overmire 2. off Wise /. off Gould l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
TAKE BROOKS

Peach. rock bass and catfish arc
being taken in the vicinity of Mt.
Clemens. Few brooktrout also be-
ing taken. in Hunters, Pine. Kent
and German Creeks in Lapeer
County: worms and spinners best.
Oakland County fishing poor.
Crappy and pike fishing good in
Kearsley and Atlas ponds in
Genessee County on minow or bait.
Perch fishing good in Saginaw
Bay area.
f. c. Lamoreaux. conservation
supervisor in the Jackson area.
reports good trout fishing in the
Rice and Seven-Mile Creeks in
Jackson County; Calhoun County
fair with Snyders and RiveS Creek
to Branch of the Kalamazoo
River, jackson County, good.
Good pike fishing in Pine River,
Gratiot and Shiawassee County.
Sucker run about over throughout
this district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
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