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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.
3 ST. NE. NEAR 9Th.
6301 18th ST. NV
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Lov.4LY NEW 3-RooM APT. IN COOL VA.
on roc bus line Telephone Temple 3344
before 800 pm.
ARLINGTON AND FALLS CHURCH-NEW
bldg. nearing completion. Living r. bedr..
dlnette. kltchenette, bath. $50 TO $50 so.
Avail. July 15, la4l. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. CHI. 134l.
FURNISHED . OR ROOMS, L.HK;
utll. incl: newly decorated; private home.
Adults. Kensinston 6s4 evenings.
SILVER SPRING. MD, 9O3 PERSHING
dr-Unfurn.. 3 rooms, kitchen, bath: ven
tllating fan, heat control; Il block east OF
Georgia ave. and Texaco station. Adults.
Sligo 6206
ARLINGTON, VA. 22O3 WILSON BLVD
3 rooms and bath pvt. entrance, screened
porch; furnished. Gil. 1858 or OK 295O.
FALLS CHURCH, VA RMS, BATH
ana kitchenette: unfurn-; separate ent;
hot water heat furn.: S45. MAJ FIELDS,
ll9 E. Fairfax st. Phone Falls Church J 1874
BELTSVILLE. MD - UNFURNISHED
apartment. three rooms and kitchen with
electric stove. tile bath and garage. Phone
Shepherd 3661-J or Georgia 9054. 6.
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2719 18th ST N.W.-FURNISHED APT
with studio coucheS, kitchepette, cleo
refg hot plate. Adults
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

700 BLOCK B ST: NE-6 R, AND 2;
down bal. like rent. w. w. BAILEY
4 BEDROOMS AND COMPLETE BATHS:
r IN best BEST section % Of f Arfinston cn P County. @
Full basement. tile bath, beautiful kitchen,
screened porch: wooded lot, 56x200; a
over Dt Ineon Bfidss 1 Isaes and Diss Iss
blvd, left at Glebe rd right at 9Th st. 2
0lks' to aaMrG4os aaSd LIZ f. HoMEs, SSSih INC.
370s 9Th ST.. South. CHI 1881.
NO WORDS
Can describe the beauty and the luxurious
features emoodies s,5 n Oh this home.
1t contains large bedrooms, extra
rooms. living room l3x25 feet. with den,
bar. one of the largest front lawns you
have ever seen and. Of course, all the ap-
oil air conditioning, extra weather-strip-
ping, gear garage. ETC.; for appointment
F R. SPEAR, INC Wisconsin 21os.
BLAIR. SILVER SPRING. MD.
S5,750-Choice Of 2 fine, used homes. 4
bedrooms. bath large porch: gear garage:
on beautiful l lot. in this, convenient loca-
'-'-' 'A RoBERT i5Gsfs GAYLoR.
s955 Georgia Ave. SH. 2I45.
ONLY TWO LEFT.
Do You Know Real Estate Value?
-, If so. you owe it to your family to visit
these homes in Bethesda area on Brad
ss,95O-S75O CASH, s65 MO.
We Invite Your Hurried Inspection.
Large living room with fireplace and
side SIDE, porch orch connecting; nice-size dining
3 good sized bedrooms. 2l2 baths; very
complete; recreation rooms. paneled. with
fireplace all the luxuries found in much
F. R. SPEAR, INC. Wisconsin 210s.
NEW-ONLY S6S5O
6-room brick aforementioned system,
exceptionally well built, full cellar; next to
see 1t today open to 7 pm. 4022 Foote
porn;su st.; ne, q l. block north of MINI. ave. and
1a,a - ApELBERr W. LEE ,.oo
CHECK ON THIS ONE.
real value; lot has 95 #. frontaee; terms
ERIcKs. DT 5l6o or RA' 7ss$ Sie ewes rNN
NEAR Bird AND CONCORD AVE, NV.
estate. $500 For appointment. call S
f,,,, g Peck, RA, 6593. WAPLE & JAMES,
1916 5th ST. NV
Semi-det brk... 4 bedrooms Groom apt
on Hha II 1901 3 IoE EMRKsoN iREa On 81 81 NV.
Corner det.. 10 rms, baths, lot 5Ox142,
gas neat, garage. Price, Sl2,q50.
14Q1, MADISON ST NV
Law. 2-csr garage. Price sl4950.
Mt. Rainier. Nd -S5 5OO-Det.. Z rms,
2-car garage. new cond.
1927 MYRTLE ST.
ony opft above Sr 16th ot loa and Ksmla stsBqIit
oil heat buit-in sarsse Win VIII make &c ike ike
new ios 0uySri Siis FftfS; KANsAs Ave AVE
Modern brick, facing public park 4
bedroom home with oil heat, brick garage
owner moving from city. Priced attrac-
1893 WEBSTER ST NV
Attractive BRICK, S rooms. . baths. maids
room and bath, oil heat. 2-car brick garage
S13950: orig. cost. $4,000
,, ,350s RUNNYMEDE NV.
Chevy Chase. D: C.-Det. brk. rms, 2
Sa L. T. GRAVATTE T-Tr''V'
-129 18th St. Realtor. MA O753.
Bungalow and 3 lots new,.house condi-
garage: 3 blocks from the District line. In
ouire, at branch office 1901 Alabama ave
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H ST. NV District 1900,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-S4 900.
New, brick, ; rooms bath. air-condi.,
autom. heat; all improvements including
hard-surfaced streets, curbs, cutters. side
walks alleys: S554 Is cash including all
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Call Temple $500 Until PM.
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500 ST NE-CONV. TO NAVY YARD,
downtown; 2 bedrms., din. kit: glassed
and screened porches; large yard; garage.
Shown 3:30-5:30. Reas. rent. TIE. 1897.
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OUTDOOR POOL: RIDING. TENNIS, ETC
PHONE SHEPHERD 2040 OR h7Sl
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400 GA. AVE. NV LARGE ROOMS,
bath: for Ink: heat, lights, gas; S35 or
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5-RM. BR. BUNGALOW, FURNISHED:
large lot: foored attic: practically new:
churches, school, shopping near: 20 min
utes from city; owner will sacrifice equity
and furniture for quick cash sale. 472a
N 18th st, ArllngtOQ, Va CHI 34To Sc
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3 SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION-NEW DE-
tached brick, block from stores. schools
and transportation. In Silver Spring
very desirable location close to District
line 4 bedrooms, baths. screened porch,
built-in garage and recreation room. Price
50 $50; F. H. A. terms. S6S.47 monthly
including taxes, insurance. For further
information call Mr. Clements, with
Woodley 3514.
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LORED-OPEN SUNDAY 80
WEEKDAYS 80 PM
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

24O2 EDMoNsToN RD.-FoUR ROOMS.
two-car garaEe. in East Riverdale. Nd
Call Columbia Oa63.
3733 MASS. AVE. NW- BEDROOMS,
pa tile baths; lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
Il bath on lst floor: recreation rm., full
bath in basement: det. gar: lovely det
home with plenty OF trees and shrubs in
splendid location Open and lighted daily.
Call MR., NOR VELLE, EN- 5l37.
Evening star., 1941-07-04

THE SHELTON
$500 w Pl. NV
Two rooms, kitchen and bath. refrirera-
tor: Al condition.
HARRY JUSTINE,
Q2h St NV National 2S44 g.
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l0l6 DOUGLAS ST. NE, q So 18th AND
r. l. aye.-7-r.. 2-kit., l or families: new
cond. Might exch. OWNER, North 6176
Evening star., 1941-07-04

CHEVY CHASE D. c.-HOUSEs BUILT AT
depression values: 6 rms, b.. to IL rms. 3
b.; $3.50 to S15,920. Excellent for in
vestment income or homes. FULTON r.
GORDON. 1927 Eye st. DI. $3.50. once
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ROOMS UNFURNISHEp.

COOL, artistic room, bath; light. heat,
refs: shaded. private terrace: separate en-
trance; facing wide lawns; near bus
$500 mo. Gentle, quiet, single person.
man preferred: references Call 1900
Western ave at Ellicott St: phone WI
1851 for inspection
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1882 BILTMORE NV.
3 Rms. Kitchen, Bath.
Rms, Kitchen, Bath. Adults CO 134S
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BRICK. 4 BEDRMS., pa BATH+SII5
Brick bedrms:. 2I2 baths --- Sis
bedrooms. / bath S12 so
Frame. bedrooms, ] bath S55
LYON. INC. CEESTNuT 10.n
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$500.

Unusual living room for small house .
nlce-slze bedrooms. glass-lnclosed porch.
beautiful lot. l15 II. deep. rock garden
and playground in rear: located on quiet
street, within few blocks of bus and
streetoar terminal: stairway to fioored
sttlc. Call F. R. SPEAR. INC, 1912 Old
GEORGETOWN rd. Bethesda WI 21Os
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S7,95O-CHEVY CHASE D. C-ONLY 1
left new. det.. all-brick house. 5 large rms.
thoroughly modern: everything you could
wish for in a home is here; a choice loca-
ton at price you can afford; a real buy
3005 Stephenson pl. NV. Round Ch Ch
Circle to Western ave, out Western ave to
Rittenhouse St. right on Rittenhouse st to
Both ST., north on 30th to Stephenson pl.
EN-. 6596.
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(Continued.)

BEDROOM LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN
bath, porch: fine condition; within walking
distance of downtown; only $50. THE
MOULTON, 1877 New Hampshire ave. NV.
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

5935 NORTH 18th ST, Arlington, Va
Large furnished room in small private fam
lily; breakfast optional CHI 2506
LOVELY ROOM exp, in small private
nome; cool garden to rest and relax; priv
ileges. Chestnut 6477 after g. s.
BETHESDA - Excellent accommodations;
new, COOL large. well furn.: pvt entr. pvt
porch, pvt bath: phone parking board
opt: average $40. WI. 2546
FURN. MASTER BEDRM. in new home: 5
windows. 3 expos, large closets; gen.
tlemen or married couple Falls Oh. 2l6O
321 BEALL AVE. Rockville. Md-Iarge
COOL front room, next bath: 2l2 blocks
bus; So week. Rockville 110-W.
LARGE ROOM to one or two emuloved
aGults' near bath: on bus line. Phone
Evening star., 1941-07-04
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.

Seve'al new homes nearing completion:
priced S10,950 up: sample home. 1919
| 18th ST, ne. 4 bedrms, 2i7 baths auto
matte heat. large lot, attached garage
Open daily 10 am. to pm; trades con-
sidered.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
2125 Rhode Island Ave. NE HO 5000
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920 EVARTS ST NW-6-RM. BRICK:
garage; corner: mod: kit: G. E. refg.:
heater; $3.50. DE 1854 or Woodbridge
Realty oa11 r I ave n q NO 1on2
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Chase B. c&S lG2 rms. sN baths. rs. finished finished
attic, garage; sos EN-. 1855. r. A.
TWEED CO PIE S1QQ
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ADELBERT W. LEE.
Az II Ct NV DiStr c+

New brick ) rooms bath. air-condi.
autom. heat; all improvements including
hard-surfaced streets curbs, cutters side
walks alleys: 1854 Is cash including ali
settlement charges, S31 65 a month
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Call Ternle o6nO Until O pM
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1922 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Nicely: newly
decorated rooms. single and double; also
cool, large basement I'm. suit. 3-4 young
Evening star., 1941-07-04

BETHESDA, MD.-S7,5OO.
complete lavatory list floor, . bedrms.'
bath End floor: large lot real buy,
p M. PRATT CO, INC.
1O11 < st. MA. $3.50. Ewes, AT. 3299
Evening star., 1941-07-04

WoODRIDGE, D. C. 1900 goth ST Ne
Beautiful house, rms, bath, ami: sos.
ANalla hlR AnRnSf
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THE SALUDA."
1101 Euclid st. NV.
Spacious 2 and 3 room, foyer,
kitchen. bath units. with porches
FREE refrigera ton. S31 so UP.
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EXTRAORDINARY oPPoRTUNITY-NEw
detached house: lot. so by 100: 500 down,
S45 mo-. to reliable party; located me-:
attractive Hillside homes DI 33l6
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CHECK ON THIS ONE.

This 6-room and bath bungalow IS a
real value: lot has 95 #. frontape terms
10 suit. For information call Mr.. FRED
ERlCKS. DI. BOO. or RA. 1888 ewes
NEAR 3rd AND CONCORD AVE. NV
1-room. semi-detached brick; porches.
buiit-in garage. Must be sold TO settle
estate. SS,450 For appointment. call s
Q. Peck. RA. 6593. WAPLE & JAMES,
INC. DI 334f
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1903 R l. AVE. N.W-Large room, single
81 so day; hotel service: family rates.
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Bungalow and 3 lots, nev-house condt-
tion: ) rooms and bath. cellar detached
garage; 3 blocks from the District line In
ouire- at branch Office 1901 Alabama ave.
Sc, Lincoln 1000
Evening star., 1941-03-28
81 Awards Made
ToD.C Scouts and
Leaders at Court
Seven Eagle Badges,
Organizations Highest
Honor, Are Presented

Top ranking for Boy Scouts and
their leaders was accorded last night
at Eastern High School among 81
awards made at the annual court of
honor for the Washington area.
Eagle badges went to seven Scouts
james D. Appel, Hugh Behnke,
Richard B. Lentz, Jebil Moll, George
F. Myers, jr.; Tenney Ross and
Ralph Turner, who already had won
the required number of merit badges
and had met other demands of their
organization.
When George F. Myers, jr., was
called to receive his award he was
flanked by two others by the same
name-his son and his father. Mr..
Myers is scoutmaster of Troop Sc.
His medal was pinned on by his
father, while George F.. Myers, Sd,
S-year-old mascot for Troop 66,
looked on.
Twenty-Five Receive Star.
TWenty-nine Scouts received the
Star Award given to those already
holding five merit badges. They are
Richard Hynson. Owen P Nibley,
William N. Walton, Samuel C.
Youngblood, John M. Mills, jr.:
Donald K. Carl, Jack Haymaker,
Robert F. Hall. John H. Young, Ed
ward Golden, Dan Overlade, Alfred
Cohen Louis jefferson, Adrian Toll
ley, Billy Tupman, Robert Morrison,
Sylvester R. Adams, Fred Hazel
wood, William Thomas, Lowell S.
Lashbrook, Charles F. Wheatley, jr.;
Donald James, Shepherd M. jerks,
Consol McGinty, Joseph App, Peter
Kane, Alan Kelly, George Webster
and Richard Kane.
Life Awards, given to Scouts with
10 merit badges, we're presented to
11-EdWard MertZ, Elmer McCar-
thy, John B. Lord, Jack Fby, William
F Clouser, Jack Walker, Clement
Hayden, jr.; Robert E. Johnes, Alan
Shaw. James L. Hills and Warner
johnson.
Others cited we're: Palm awards
Mervyn Rice and Oscar B. Williams
(bronze), and Robert E. Willenborg
(goldD. Scoutmaster's key - Eric
Daenecke and Snowden B. Lon
berger. Veteran awards, five years
w. r. Mcdonald, C. S. Orth, jr.;;
Elmer Parsons. Robert Pike, Warner
Schreiner, Walter Skinner and Leroy
Wilson; 10 years-EdWard Schneider,
NJ J. Libert, Barney Menditch. Ben
nett B. Miller, George Myers; Is
years-Frank S. Taylor; 25 years
o. E. Meinzer; 80 years-Wilton r.
Eyer.
Van Zandt Speaks.
Speakers included Representative
Van Zandt of Pennsylvania, who
recounted his own experiences in
athletics and scouting, and DR.. Paul
Bartsch, chairman of the court of
honor.
The presentations were made by
Victor L. Kebler, ST., field commits
sioner for advancement: c. c. Null
lady. Scout commissioner, and A. z.
of Commerce.
Linn C. Drake, Scout executive,
spoke on the significance of the
Eagle Badge and personally pre-
sented the special veteran awards
Walter Skinner, Scout commissioner,
awarded the Eagle Palms, and Will
liam T. McClosky, special national
field commissioner, made the Scout
masters key awards.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
PonhelIenic Association
Will Meet April 5

The first regional conference of
the Women's Professional Panhel-
lenic Association will be held April
8 at Wardman Park Hotel.
Speakers at a luncheon session
will include Mrs. Jouett Shouse,
chairman of the Board of Directors
of the Institute of Women's Pro-
fessional Relations; Representative
Frances P. Bolton of Ohio and Mrs.
Vashti Burr Wilmington, president
of the association. Mrs. Chase Go
Ing WoodhouSe, Connecticut State
secretary, will be an honor guest.
Miss Mary Connolly, dean of Eta
Alumnae Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi
Legal Sorority, is in charge of ar
rangementS for the conference,
while Mrs. Dorothy c. Williams,
Washington Alumnae Chapter, AL
pha Sigma Alpha, is in charge of
luncheon details.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Plan New York Trip

Mayor La Guardia of New York
City will greet members of the
Little Congress Aprid IL at City Hall
as part of a week end of activity
in the groups annual Easter visit
to New York
Miss Capitol Hill" to be selected
from among Capitol secretaries
April 9, will head the group ex-
pected to exceed 800 persons.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
DR.. Wayne AtweII Dies;
Was Noted Anutomist
b. the Associated Press.

BUFFALO, N. Y, March 28.-
DR.. Wayne j. Atwell, 81, head of
the anatomy department at the
University of Buffalo's Medical
School and an outstanding biolo-
gist, died last night.
DR.. AtWell, listed in American
Men of Science as one of the Ma
tons 10 best anatomists, was the
author of numerous biological ar
ticles. He was member of the
Executive Board of the American
Anatomical Association.
Evening star., 1941-03-28

The new set-in sleeve,
in tIy-front or button-thru
models. Coverts ore in the
olive-ton shode. "kosho-
downe" Wool ComeI
hair ore in natural tor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

momentou sale! Beds Springs and Mattresses all in ANY
choice TWO for only NINE dollars and TWENTY-FIVE
NOTEThs sale is NOT for twin beds only! You buy ANY
nation of beds and mattresses that The
that pictured of the combinations
Spring is GENUINE "SMMONS"! Every metal Bed GENUINE
MONS" EVERY Mattress ALL COTTON Lovely
Jenny Lind and Poster Beds maple walnut completes the offering
indeed UNUSUAL in
the Reliable Furniture Company!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
SOPHOMORE BROTHERS

The brothers are sophomores.
While Ed throws left and bats
right Phil differs in he throws
right and bats left.
Al Ghesquiere Detroit's bril-
liant left halfback last year, also
plans 10 Join the baseball squad
in a few days. L can play either
first or in the garden" says Al
u ! don't intend to set anything
on fire. Football IS my first love,
you know"
( BoerinGer plans TO schedule 10
games for the Titans this Spring
They are booked to meet WAYNE
at L. of d. Field May 6 and at
Ford Field May Is. University OF
Toledo q here May Is and there
May 20 are tentative dates
Selfridge Field there May Il also
is tentative.
Negotiations also are under way
with Hillsdale. Michigan State
Normal. Bowling Green College
and St. Mary's of Orchard Lake
Games with Michigan State and
Central State were unable to be
arranged because both schools
have their schedules filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Cash Goes TO Chari+y

The CYO finals tonight promise be Of the memorable
hghghs of the boxing the Motor City,
fight fans weren't red by the promise of such pug
sc pyroechncs imagine that the sporting public would
turn out large numbers for the show They realize that the
proceeds will support of the tys charitable
enterprises.
To idea Of what the CYO really means
facts Last 1920 youths participated the CYO softba
PLAYED IN the CYO otba leagues More youngsters
part Catholic scouting program that is under CYO
sponsorship Approximately 400 the boxing tournament
Five thousand four hundred competed the bowling
Two hundred and fifty boys and played
and 200 enrolled in the touch football league all
CYO auspices The basketball leagues attracted 300 and the
choral club drew 125.
In the past y months close boys and girls took
part in the CY0s varied receatonal program all this
made possible by the the Detroit
sporting public supported the CYO boxing tourney finals
The CYO Home for Homeless Boys beneficiary of
the openhandedness Of the Motor City sporting public provided
food and shelter for average bewdered and bueted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Jockeys $1,000 Day
International News service Wire

LOS ANGELES, April 16.-
Jockey Willis Ward testified in
the race fix trial before Superior
Judge Charles w. Fricke that he
had pulled SO many horses ana
that the pulling got to be such a
routine procedure he couldn't even
remember What horses ne pUlleQ
and when.
But the little rider did recall
for the jury that he made $1,000
in one day when he rode five
horses for the gambling syndicate
and pulled all five of them.
And he also remembered that
he was almost crossed up" by a
horse called Mimosa on his $1,000
day July p, 1889, at Hollywood
Park.
II pulled the horse according
to ORDERS he said, "but even at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
7 Gridders Seek
Baseball Posts
On u. D. Nine
BY HAROLD KAHL

Augmented by seven football
PLAYERS, University of Detroit's
varsity baseball squad. the first
since 1921. was TO buckle down 10
serious workouts today under
Coach Bud Boeringer. The Titans
have only a little more than two
weeks to get into shape for their
opening game against Ca p
Custer there May 3.
a total of - candidates re-
ported for the first drill yester-
day. OF this number seven arc
pitchers, two catchers. seven out
felders and six infielders. The
football group, reporting today
boosted the pitchers 10 eight.
to four outfielders to 10
and infielders to seven.
Outstanding among the hurting
prospects are Ed Kukorowski and
Ray Petty, both right handlers.
Kukorowski PLAYED some fine ball
for Karp in Class A and Petty was
with BclgIan-Americans IN Class.
3 Of the Detroit Baseball Fedora
tIon last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
HEAVILY COUNTED ON

Kukorowski is a young man
BoerinGer is counting upon 10 play
a whale of right tackle next FAN.
Other gridders are Al Goodrich,
fullback. and Paul McEflean,= re-
serve half, both catchers; Captain
elect and Center Vincent BanoniS,
Bob Mitchell. reserve end, and Bit
Fielder. sub half, outfielders, and
Paul Mickey Mclaughlin, left
halfback a third sacker.
Boeringer has four other right
hand throwers. Jerry Doyle. al
Provencal. Al Wilkie and Edwin
FeyS. Jim Derum and Ed Haweeli
are two southpaws in the cast,
Doyle and IIaweoH also can play
the outfield, while Feys also likes
third base
Haweeli is one Of the three
members Of the basketball team
making ff. 4 BID fftat-a berth. The
others are Joe Jarrett, second
baseman. and Phil HaWeeli, Ed
brother. a shortstOD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Three S+ar+ed-Three Still Coma

Three dnamested youngsters from the University of De-
will try tonight lift boxing the of minor sport
the Titan stronghold Ordinarily that's job that requires
Of by good number of enthusiasts But these
three lads ordinary fighters and their achievements in
the Catholic Youth Organization boxing tournament
binary achievements.
Bob Burke Terry Cantre and Fred Cuthrel the only
L. of D. students to enter the big mt when under
way month and half ago When the CYO presents
nua championship eeu classic the Fair Coliseum tonight
all three will be in there battling for titles This constitutes
record that has been approached the annals Of the CYO
circus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Time, Tide and Kayo 60 On

t7neratuaton baYo Morgan, VINO today ceehfates
Na one knows which records show Morgan
vas preliminary boy these parts when Cadillac laying
out a path S Woodward avenue
There is considerable speculation what Judge Lands
win 90 about the acid Larry McPha unreeed the air
sunday night
McPha didn't call Lands by but among other things
Baseball AUGMENTATION because Is being run
by dictator makes up his rules he along
Larry also to say baseball players should be
granted occupaona deerment This happens to be very
touchv subject with Judge zeaousy guarding against
basebals fair IN the present crisis.
Funny people forget. Had not been for Lands
safety valve he has been baseball since the Black Sox
scandal-we gents like Mr. Mchai wouldn't have hghsal
ared positions in baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

boys each month. In the ram
bling frame building in Leland
avenue these youths found a
helping hand. They found under
standing and guidance and a
real chance to make something
fine OUT Of their lives. You can't
measure a service like that in
cold statistics.
The CYO is an inherently
American institution. dedicated
10 building fnc, clean young
men Who are guided by the
highest rules of fair play and
love 81 country. When YOU buy
a ticket for the CYO finals
tonight You viii be doing some
thing more than merely pur-
chasing a pasteboard for an
exciting sports event. You will
be making an investment IN the
American way Of life that pro-
claims boYaood's birthrigat Of a
chance ~ play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

From four 10 six pages Of
Times want-ads every day
and from eight TO twelve
pages on Sundoy--wi'a
we'll over q MILLION
people reading tn c n
EVERY DAY - is one Of
the reasons why lines
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Orioles Beat Midshipmen

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 10
(INS)-The Baltimore Orioles of
the international Baseball League
defeated the Annapolis midship-
men in an exhibition game here.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
losco Nine Works Our

Iosco. Class c D. B F. team
which played as Puritan Merchants
last season VIII practice Saturday
and Sunday at , p. m at Cooley
High Candidates report to Bud
Duckworth.