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SAIESMEN-

Apply Mr. A. L Livsie, Rm Ill, 1873
4th St NV, between 3 and 5 pm.
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CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harrys, 113S 7th st. NV.
DI 676o Open eve Will call.
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FURNITURE suitable for rooming house.
containing beds, dressers, chests, etc. See
IL O.
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REFRIGERATORS remodelins sale, every
thing must go, repoSsesslOns and rebul.tS.
G E, WESTINGHOUSE. KELVINATOR,
CROSLEY and many others low as
SI995. Easy terms. You may pay with
your light bill WaShingtOn'S largest SeTV-
ice In all make refrigeratOrS.
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line for additional lines.
Business advertisements under Stu
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
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MAN. young cashier in long-established
organization excellent opportunity; ,expe-
rience not essential. Reply in own hand
writing, state age. schooling, past employ
ment and references Boy 357-L Star.
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COLLECTOR will purchase fine porcelain.
china figures vases, unusual bric-a-brac.
BOY 116-G Star
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JUNIOR CLERK Tor retail business eQup-
nIent store; Must have neat appearance
and interested in permanent JOB answer
%.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

MAN, single, 80. sober, active, have panel
delivery. will do honest work anywhere
within 100 miles Washington. No triflers.
Please give details or no answer. Box
342-M, Star 16H
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Are you satisfied with your present
earnings? Would you like to increase
Schedule where you will definitely see 6
prospects daily? We arrange the contacts
for yoL in advance. Absolutely no can
Vassing. This is a sales position recurring
sales ability This is permanent position
with an excellent future. Apply after
10 a m, $500 Wisconsin ave-. at Bradley
blvd. Chevy Chase. Nd.
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homes or active broker. Must be live
proposition. Advertiser thoroughly expert
enced aggressive, can really sell. Has
made over 1000 sales elsewhere. Box
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BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING MA
closed our Southwest yard Its entire
Stock mas been combined with that of our
Northeast yard, greatest selection Of USED
material in the city. Foundation to roof
at rock-bottom prices.
The entire personnel OF our Southwest
yard will be glad to serve you at our
Northeast Branch. 18th and StS
HECHNGER CO.. Phone AT. 400.
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me- sAFEMAsTERs CO

SAFES-2-hour counter-hlgh safe cabinet,
mahoeany finish with shelves, and l lock
compartment. Ideal for LEDGER housing
with TOD for reference. Appointmen, neces-
SarN n thLe c.fn
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GIRL. colored, wants work as waitress or
chambermaid, part-time or days work.
Call MI. $500.
GIRL. colored, wishes lob as salad girl,
sandwich maker or kitchen helper. NO.
r0T1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT. EXP: BOOKS STARTED,
kept part time. audits, statements, tax
service; local refs: $3.50 mo. RA. 2544.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR. ANY
bills unless contracted by myself JAMES
P BRIGHTWELL, 329 Rhode Island ave
n e. Wash. D C
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COMPANION, undergraduate nurse, posi-
ton with Lady or child: reference. Tel.
Woodley 4O1 15s
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SPANISH-Native teacher. conversational
method; beginners, advanced students;
small groups. Senor Ramos. Hobart 9715
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--,lII1 = II n " Ns-IOlal .W1I.
SEWING MACH CLEARANCE-NfC DROP
head treadles. 50 q5. SS.15. SO. ODen owe.
3sl2 Lee highway. Cherrydale. Chestnut
4alA
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ELECTRICAL CLNIER,

OFF -sULH oL. N W IFatIOIIaI o
REFRIGERATORS. see the new 1871 mod
els @. E., WESTINGHOUSE. KELVINATCR
trade-in allowance on your old box. Easy
terms. Washington's largest service COM
pany on all make refrigeratorS. You may
pay with your hight bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
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nc ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.

hdStllIlE lOIl Ldl EGol f1pp44dLaNE EaNtsNs
92l G St NV, Entire Building.
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till P NJ
WASHERS AND IRONERS. remodeIng sale.
all standard makes as low as Sl2 %. Big
trade-in allowance Easy terms You may
IZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR BENDIX.
MAYTAG. G E. WESTINGHOUSE, A. B. c.
AND THOR.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th St NV. National SS72.
WATER HEATERS, 30-gal automatic gas;
installed complete, $3.50. Fully guar.
Payments SIS mo, nothing down. K e. W
Heating Co, 1882 9th st. NV. RE. 9s27.
LEAVING CITY, SACRIFICE
contents Of apt. Liv. I'm. suite, new slip
covers: nah. secretary; revolving console
table and mirror; drum table; ext. dinette
table. chairs walnut; bedrm. suite; Ace
springs felt mattress: odd chairs; tables:
lamps hand-crocheted bedspread, lunch
cover; luncheon sets; many other articles
not listed. Park Lane. Apt. 301. RE. 400.
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BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture,
contents of ants or homes WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgla la 8.
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LADY, young, II, Keen, mteINgtnt, Single
but with responsibilities, last 10 yrs. in
Ind. Service, must have immed pos; start
$50 wk.; exper elk, finance dept, teacher
reg. nurse, insur., organizations not StenoR.
nor bkpr. If you need person with unusual
exec. and superv. abil and exper. who can
direct and organize. phone AT. 5954.- .
LADY-An elderly white and active lady,
Children above age - Of an infant dur during
the day to apply to room and board Is
able to do her own work. Box 20S-M. Star.
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for rugs all sizes, for
sale. Regal Rug Cleaners, 635 Maine ave.
S " National GIL
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
parking speciality; dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety Permits secured,
Md. Va and D. c. Easy Method Driving
School Randolph 1884 or Randolph 1897.
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PRACTICAL NURSE, white, available.
Years OF experience. ia. 1923,
UNDERGRADUATE NURSE, wishes po-
sition as companion, nurse or house,
keeper for working couple. 81. 4729.
WIDOW refined, and son: son employed
part time: manage apartment or motherless
home. Sons help optional during day.
Reasonable. Mrs. Grow, Columbia 9516.
WANTED. plain copy tipping, tabulating
statements, general secretarial work, at
home. Call for and deliver. IA S752.
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BEDRM. SUITE with twin beds, S65: din
Ing suite, S75: living suite, S35: high-pcster
bedstead, S35; sofa, S25; occasional chairs:
SI5t lounge chair: Sl0 scatter Oriental
9xl2 Oriental rug, $3.50; leather ofhce
chair. $50; chests, mirrors. Lorraine
Studios, 1920 Conn, Apt. 2l. WO. 1859.
BRICK-LUNdBER-W 4 blocks, 900
bidgs. Hundreds of bargains for sale on job
daily and Sun, s to 6. Arrow, So M ST..
SW FIR QSO3
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PIANO-Used, plain mahogany- case baby
grand with full keyboard. S179. very
easy terms. Ma. 4730. kits. 1880 G
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, wishes full or part-time
work, neat. reliable; no Sundays city refs
MI R1D1
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HELP WOMEN.
fTanfV,,na

WOMAN, white, mothers helper to assist
with invalid: live in: references. Call
Chestnut 1915,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

SECRETARIES WANTED.
ADAMS AGENCY, 2o4 COLORADO BLDG. =
DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 5561 1902 11th.
has cooks, houseWorkerS, chambermaids,
dayworkers, mothers helpers, part-timers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Owners Have Tried Everything

TIE of Butch desperate have learned The
Mother attendants Miami and spent hours
coaxng home Butch promised most every
Florida baked IN paper bag,
grapefruit al grille and Butch just grinned and
snarling at hot dog
Buchs incorrigbiity wasn't enough he has been
aided charter feet 1t almost warfare
Marineand folks and the feet down there the
other day.
AS get the story At dawn the Marine Studio
truck St Augustine arrived the city yacht basin with
doubeseconed oneha of which contained Fanny the
deserted wife of the rowing male on which attracting
spectators Mam waterfront during the past couple of weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
So He Just Goes TO Sleep

the time, attendants pleaded
"Come home with your wife, Butch Amt she always
abeen good to Doesn't she make the best
crepe sucetes) and doesn't she make
mullins your lobster the way you like it
Well that's the it went say the reports from Miami
battle, folks-Buch down, he up, he was
down
Butch enjoyed every minute of it. They the lions
great He himself with then sneaked
under the pier and slept and slept and
slept Nothing could bring him again. Not the walls
of Fanny.
III looks hopeless" Capt r J. Walters Miami aquarium
said Wen have TO try again at dawn tomorrow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Ace ST. Louis )
Rolls in Abe
international News service Wire

ST PAUL March 27-One of
the highhghts- of The 55-day
American Bowling Congress will
be reached tonight when the
Herman Undertakers Ct s.. LOUIS.
national match game champions
assault the alleys in pursuit Of
honors in the five-man division.
The champion ST. Louis FIVE in
past years has not Jared 50 well
in A B. c. competition. but IS
expected to break lis streak of
bad luck in the congress tonight
The team Won the national match
game title from the Heils Quality
Products Of Milwaukee two years
ago. and never has relinquisfed il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Hes at That Dangerous Age

Butch pulled stakes buoys and left and turned up In
Miami gaycatting ioncatting there one
In Butchs may been night club queenor the
races at Haeah perhaps Butch at the dangerous
has been made TO induce Butch 10 return nome
nothing has happened The only hope seems to be
that Butch hissef when the ends and the
gayev tfat S Mamis in dies out
1T may because Butch and Fanny have childless
life Bridges suggested would be happy to to Miami
and do what Butch to return home-f knew
what DAY | wasn't going to pitch.
Besides I'm going to alligator farm next week
might get 60 Birdie reads all those advice
TO oveorn columns in the papers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
FaVOrifeS
I'm Golf
SemifinalS
International News ssr.lee VIE

PINEHURST y {. March
27.-Favorites in the North-South
Women's Golf tournament moved
into the semifnals today. accord
ing TO schedule
Elizabeth Hicks Of Long Beach,
Cal. tourney medalist turned
back Dorothy Gardner Of Stueben-
vile. O. 3 and 2. Dorothy Kirby
of Atlanta defeated Jeanne Cline
of Bloomington IL. 4 and 3. while
Mrs. EStell Lawson Page of Chapel
Hill. \. c. handed Louise Suggs
of Lithia Springs. Ga. a 7 and s
defeat. Mrs. William Hockeujos
Jr. of Lake Hopatcong. y. J.. Won
over Mrs. S. r. Morgan of Hart
ford. Conn. 4 and ..
Miss Hicks was 10 meet Miss
Kirby and Mrs. Page play Mrs.
Hockenjos today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Writers
See Wings
I'm Finals
B, International N.w. ser,les

The playoff battle for the STAN
ley Cup-symbolic of the hockey
championship of the world-will
resume tonight when the Chicago
BlackhawkS meet the Red Wings
in Detroit and the Boston Bruins
clash with the Maple Leafs at
Toronto
New York hockey experts today
We're picking the Wings and the
Leafs to win their respective
series. The Detroit squad was
given odds-on choice Of winning
the cup.
The Detroit game VIII be the
first of bcst-tWo-out-of- three
series. while the Toronto match
viii be the continuance Of the four
out-of-seven series. The Canadian
squad has. won. two games, the
Bruins one. Winners Of both
series will meet fer the cup final.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Fanny Didn't Have II

idea of Fanny being the groundor water was of
Butch back the fold With this in mind attend
Kaump and Jimmy Capo of the studios placed the
on a office Fanny barked several
and Butch stuck his head out from under Pier D
Swimming to make amends to his scodng mate for his
deseon Butch climbed the float and stuck his head
into open of the special But by this time char
captains had been aroused and running out onto
the dock with loads of red snapper and other lion deli
cacies, yelling at Butch:
get that horrid old Butch There is
IN there Here Butch here Butch nice Butch
old Marineand attendants. Stay with in Miami.
Let's go up to Mother Keleys have Helen Nor
gan at the Royal PALM"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
COME HOME BUTCH, ALL is FORGIVEN

LAKELAND Fla March PIT a dull day when Florida
doesn't turn up love it's Butch and Fanny Butch
has left Fanny society atwterng than has since
the Toto and Gargantua affair.
While il may a bit out of his line may decide to sena
out Gorilla Man Tommy Bridges what be done
10 bring Butch Fanny together again Bridges didn't make
much of success trip Ringngs Circus at Sarasota
much his Ringings Circus at Sarasota
Dorothy could have done much in that case The goris
list didn't seem 0 be suited to each other.
and Fanny it different The sea lions
we're living neghbors fdcat domestic HE at
Marnand near Augustine when like bolt from clear
nar1 clear sky they say it mstng day. Butch left
up and Fanny has been crying her eyes out
eYer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

They carried Lach othrough for the SERIES We're laying
money Seibert tonight"
The Hawks themselves has suffered few injuries. Center
Doug Bentley by plane this afternoon after SO
hours of treatment Chicago hospital for shoulder and elbow
injuries Left Wing Bill Carse and Bob Thoms left at
home because of skate cuts Deenseman Art Webe
has played only minutes the payos because of torn
groin muscle. Sebert has bad shoulder
Hawks grns and admits there's nothing the
matter with Center Carl Dahstrom the Minneapolis boy who
knocked Canadien with of the three goals the Hawks
scored in the first round series cincher.
Nor is anything but ambition troubling Joe Papike the
rookie right wing who game up from Kansas City and gained
assists the last Hawk battle He the heading
the Association. George Allen of the Hawks
best Deensemen Joe Cooper Dave Mackay Johnny
Continued Page 3S)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
nuks Set to Repeat sShock' Of '38 SlMnIey Gu

three seriewe just remember lot of people probably in
eludg Jack Adams, didn't think Detroit could knock the
Remember New York beat Detroit 60 i'm their
meeting in the regular But that didn't win for them
the playOhs.
I'll tell you what Chicago fans think of chances
added Thompson We've selOut crowd waiting for
TO bring the Wings home the game Sunday night
Thompson has lot of respect for sgd Howe, the stick
handling left whom he regards the best Of the De-
troers He admres the play of Goae Johnny Mowers and
thinks Jack Stewart developing great defenseman.
But he has defenseman of his old badheaded
rough, tough baby named Earl Seibert
They don't any better than Sebert said Thompson
"And the Wings will know it tonight They didn't miss when
they put him their alopponens team He gave Elmer
Lach, the Canadens young center four the most
terrific body checks you in first payof game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Chicago Blackhaws the hockey world by winning
the Stanley Cup 1888 with that just staggered into
the playos. Tonight another Chicago team with the same
aspirations will sally against Detroit Red Wings Olympia
in the opening game of the Stanley Cup semifinas.
To Detroit fans who the Red Wings whip Chicago in
six of eight this superoptlmism
that Manager Paul Thompson and his
think they a chance for the big silver mug.
But no one could sincere than the Chicago
ager battle plans with his SCARED and bandaged
Hawks at the Detroit-Leand Hotel today
I'VE may little unIucky against Detroit in the
regular season. said Thompson But If play tonight like
we did Canadens in the first round I'd
could 20 all the way hot club when beat those
Frenchmen. Red Wings can't be any hotter
+f YOU think can't beat the Wings out in this besto-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
HOCKEY

SERIES
-Four nut Of severn
Boston 3. Toronto o.
Toronto 5, Boston 3
TUESDAYS RESULT
1Drnnto :. Boston >.
TIT RSDAN'S GAME
Boston at Toronto
SERIES
CTWu out Of three
DETROIT ,. Rangers taNsfttHiel.
Rangers 3. DETROIT /
TUESDAYS RESULT
DETROIT 3. Rangers ,
DETROIT wins series. ? games to 4
SERIES &
Two out Of three
Chicago ?. Montreal l.
Montreal I. Chicago 3 tive ayertlmes
ESDANt~ Result
Chicago &. Montreal
Chicago wins series. rames ta l.
SERIES ID
Two ont of three
THURSDAYS GAME
rhiSaEa II DEIROIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Abe Simon Appointed
To Deputy Police job

LONG BEACH, Y. Y, March
27.--INS)-Abe Simon. heavy
weight contender. who served as
a policeman in the Summers of
1887. 1888 and 1899 in this Long
Island community. today vas APP
pointed deputy police commissioner
Of Long Beach by Mayor Theodore
OrnStein.A
Simon. who went 13 rounds with
Joe Louis last Friday night in De-
troit. will get another chance at
the crown when he meets the
Brown Bomber in Madison Square
Garden on May 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Navy Favored
In Shoot

WASHINGTON. March 81. -
INSl The Nays rifle team
the strongest contender
today to win the national inter-
team matches that
start Saturday The matches will
be held in Washington. Boston.
Atlanta. Chicago. Wichita. Ros-
we'll \. NJ. and Portland. Ore.
Other entrants include Iowa L,
defending champions; Army. Penn
State. Cornell. Columbia, George
town and Maryland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
Saves - Year
Golfer Eddie Kirk Volunteers so He Won't Ruin
TUo Seasons; He's Indicted
BY GEORGE MAsKIN


Eddie Kirk. one Of Detroit's
leading pros has deserted his
golfing buddies.
For the next year AT least.
Kirk will fire those brides and
pars which made him the states
most successful pro in national
events in 1910 against generals
and buck priVates al Camp
Grant. III.
Yep. YOU guessed il. Golfer
Kirk. with POO other Detroiters.
today rightfully can chime in
with we're in the army now.
Kirk joined the parade of
soldiers at his own discretion
yesterday. going in before the
draft caught up with him.
II drew fairly low number"
he declared And, the way mat
tiers stood. I'd have been called
by late April or May"
SAVES \ SEASON
Thus. according to Kirk. It
10 his advantage TO be IN the
army now. His earlier entrance
will mean the running of only
one season, instead OF two. he
pointed out.
Kirk has no intentions of beg
ging for the privilege. but ne
has an idea he'll not go stale
as a golf instructor-while in
the army.
I"I think there should be
general or two who'll afford me
the pleasure oil pointing out
weakness in his game. And.
maybe some of my fellow pri-
Yates will want some advice"
Before hiking off to an Illi-
CONTINUED on Page 400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

he1NyWeIghtt
OF JIMMY JOHNSTONS DOB
SIMON both
with N
meetnSl. gets
I've close
get some hghss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

League.
1t was ironic that il had TO be
an ex-Tiger Gee Walker-who
turned the trick.
Walker scored the winning run
in the eighth inning when he
raced all the way home from sec
ond after Barney McCosky's catch
Of Ray Mack's terrific drive TO
left-center Barney sprinted far
back and made 4 spectacular one
handed catch. Walker made third
handily and when kie
Croueher failed 70 field McCosky's
return throw IN time the former
Detroit Idol Just keI on going.
scoring handily which proved the
big marker of the DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
U. M. Splashes
Over Purple
axe Dual Swim
in Stride, Eye
Intercollegiate
BY GEORGE L. VAN

ANN ARBOR, March 27.--Matt
Mann and his University of Mich-
igan team took the dual swimming
m e t against Northwestern in
stride here last night.
In winning $40 to 29is. Mann
wasn't shooting his best. The
Michigan coach was far more in
terested in his 400 yard relay
combination, for instance, than in
piling up a score.
Tomorrow and Saturday In the
new Michigan State pool at East
Lansing the Wolverines will de-
fend their national intercollegiate
title.
Yale is the team Michigan must
beat, with Wayne University as an
outside threat. Bob Kiphuth, Yale
coach. has a relay combination
that has been clicked in 1888.
Mann is eying that event. which
will wind up the meet Saturday
night.
MISSES YALE MARK
That's why he kept Charley
Barker. his best sprinter, on the
sidelines until the relay against
Northwestern. Michigan won this
event by 20 yards, which was a
foregone conclusion. The time of
the relay was the important thing
and Michigan fell short with a
1902. although ii was the best
400 ever swan in Ann Arbor.
Johnny Patten. lead-off man,
was clicked in 533 for his leg.
Dobson Burton. swimming second,
had split of SOB, Gus Sharemet
SGT and Barker, at anchor, 81 fiat.
Another noteworthy perform
ance came when Jimmy Skinner
flew the 200 yards breast stroke
in 2:22, missing Dick Hough's
mark of 2:25.2, m g by the
Princeton swimmer in the Mich
igan tank during the intercolle-
giates two years ago.
FAST ALL THE WAY
SINNERS splits in his fast
splashing were 29.5 for 50 yards.
! :046 for the 100 and 1:44.5 for
the l0U yards.
The Wildcats won three events
during tn meet, Tom Powell
beating Jack Violin of Michigan in
the diving. while Dick Fahrback
won both the so and 100. How
ever. Mann kept Sharemet and
Barker, his best sprinters, out OF
both of the latter events.
I-ah taaIAfF
Wildcats in the 400-yard relay
was five feet behind the Michigan
man, Patten, at the end of his
left.
In a special 1oG-yaFd backstroke
race. Francis Heydt be at Bill
Beebe, Michigan captain, in 500
for the right to swim on the Mich
igan medley relay tomorrow night.
300-yard medIey--Won by Michigan
John sharenet. HorIenki, Garvey). Time.
220.yard free style-won by Gus Share
met M; Fuller tNw), second; Kelly
/ tNW). third. Time 219.
50-yard free style-won By Fahrbach
6NW); Burton fD, second; West eM),
Diving BY Powell tNwD; Violin
fMt. second
lO0-yard free style-won hy Fahrnaea
third Time .53.3.
t50-yard back stroke-Won By Hor-
ienko td1; Riedl tM1, second. Zehr tNW),
third. Time, 1922.
200-yard breast Stroke--Wan by Skinner
M; John Sharemet M. second. Walsh
tNW1. third Time 22.5 inject feeordl.
440yard free style--Wnn hy Welsh 9dl;
Thaxter M, second; Kelly tNW), third.
Time, 1888
400-yard free style relay--Won By Miehi-
gan (Patteu Burton Gus sharemet
RaranrL. Tine 90 Lnn-L ranaral.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
GIEBELL GIVES ) HITS

Floyd Giebell and Bob Teller.
remembered for their history
making duel in Cleveland last Fall
were the starting pitchers. Giebell
pitched four innings and gave up
five hts. one less than the total
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27
What They Say

BILL MCCARTNEY sage the fight racket after
Simon bout Now maybe will
that Billy Conn viii be the heavyweight
the night July IL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-27

DOC PRoTIIRO of the Philadelphia Philes SIT te
club and need hitting inexperienced
Young pitchers who win develop And irving TO build