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Evening star., 1942-07-08
10000 Czechs Reported
Killed Since Early June

Fy the Associated Press.
ANKARA, Turkey, July de-
1ayeO Ten thousand Czechs have
been killed since Reinhard Hey
drich was assassinated in Prague
early in June, and 25,000 German
soldiers assisted by 100000 secret
police are working night and day
to halt sabotage inside Czecho-
slovakia, a German arrival told
German residents here today.
Germany is sending thousands Of
workers and establishing many new
war factories in Czechoslovakia
since the heavy British raids on
German industrial towns, he said.
Sabotage in Czechoslovakia was
reported constantly increasing as 4
result Of wholesale executions, and
bands of marauders are operating
from forests around Prague, it was
stated.
Travellers reaching Turkey re-
ported on their arrival here that
hotels in Vienna and Prague have
been taken over as hospitals for
German wounded from the Russian
front, and convalescents have been
ordered to remain inside. As too
many soldiers with disfigured faces
and amputated limbs have shocked
the public.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Church Launches
Vacation Recreation
School Experiment
Immaculate Conception
Program Designed to
Keep Youth OFF Streets

The Church OF the Immaculate
Conception, Eighth and N streets
NV, has launched a vacation rec
reation school in what is described
by the Rev. Joseph E. Gedra, its
director, as "a practical attempt to
get the children off the streets"
Along with other neighborhood
churches, Immaculate Conception
is seeking to fill the gap caused in
the community by the recent closing
of the Temple Recreation Center.
Last week, when the recreation
school was opened experimentally,
attendance averaged so children per
day, Father Gedra said This num-
Der should increase substantially,
he added, since children throughout
the neighborhood are being encour-
aged to attend.
Volunteer Staff.
The school is stated entirely by
volunteer workers. Serving as as
sistant director is Miss Norine Nash
of the National Catholic Welfare
Conference.
OtAlCI Vi bllS Sbd1 are
the Rev. Bertin Roll and the Rev.
Joachim Cain of Capuchin College,
Catholic University; the Misses Jean
O'Donnell, Mary Margaret Murphy,
Betty Driscoll and Mary Corbett of
Trinity College, the Misses Cecile
Begnoche, Patricia Sawyer and
Beatrice O'Brien of Immaculate
Conception Academy, Miss Anne
CroSson of the Madames OF the
Sacred Heart and Miss Patricia
Corbett of the Sacred Heart Acad-
emy.
Starts With Prayer.
The schools daily schedule be-
gins each day at 9 am. with PRAYER
and a salute to the flag. During
the morning those attending receive
ethical and non-sectarian religious
instruction. At noon the children
go home for lunch, returning at 2
O'Clock for an afternoon OF play.
They play baseball on the play
ground of the Abbott School, .
Seventh and o streets NV, or swim
at the Mckinley swimming pool.
On rainy days there is ping-pong,
dodge ball, basket ball or volley ball
at the Immaculate Conception
School. next to the church. Oc-
casional hikes, picnics and visits to
major league ball games fill out the
schedule. The school day ends at
4 pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
kibitzer Furnishes
PIuvers in Park

NEW YORK (P,.---It cost eight
women 81 apiece in Magistrate's Is
Court for having played bridge on
the grass in Pelham Parkway.
The game was spoiled by one
kibitzer-Park Commissioner Rob
ert Moses. He happened to drive
by at about the time they were on
the second rubber and promptly
notified police who served sum-
Evening star., 1942-02-01
WEEKS BEST BUYS.

BEAUTIFUL BEVERLY HILLS
2 bedroom house that has taken yrs.
to complete to the highest point of COM
fort We feel that the most exacting
home owner will hnd In this pleasant
place all the little things that one would
desire. This location is on a corner The
living room is 12x19. dining room 11xl3,
one bedroom 12x1sh, one bedroom 11x13
with lavatory on 1st a. The storm win
dows and special doors make the heating
Of this home extremely low. II you love
q fireplace and lots of cedar closets don't
fail to see this home-by appointment
IF YOU REQUIRE 8 bedroom home.
our weeks extra special offer in Beverly
Hills with bedroom on 1st floor and 2
bedrooms on 2nd q. "A grand house on
a grand corner calls for an appointment
to see this home through our ONCE.
ON MILITARY RD.-A most desirable
location 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. ,2nd A.;
library. maids room with full bath;
wooded lot $50 #. deep. with 140-ft.
front This is the only home that We have
left Of this type for sale under $4,000.
FOR ONLY $3.50 a newly completed
3 bedroom Colonial convenient to bus.
schools In this special home there is a
fireplace in the living rm. and space, re-
served for recreation room, also fireplace.
ARLINGTON DIVISION,
REALTY ASSOCIATES,
4el7 Lee Hishw.y. ,.
Chestnut 1436. Oxford 1l3O.
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ARLINGTON. VA.-S9 $50.

Alb South Garfield. Open for inspec-
tion from 10 am. to 8 pm. Two-story.
new br. home. liv. rm. 11xl9 with fireplace,
dining rm. 11x13. exceptionally lge. kit,
"a tile bath. scr. porch: second floor, 3 bed
rooms, tile bath. lRe. closets; basement
arranged for recreation room, including
50x116. Close to bus. school and shop
pima. centers. r. H. A; approved, To
reach out Lee blvd. to Garfield, turn left
to 4I3 v EHRHARDT. 1908 Wilson blvd.
Glehe 1ohS
Evening star., 1942-02-01
OPEN, 1919.

Home or investment-722 Quebec pl.
NV rooms, modern bath and shower,
erete front poreh with eh Entrance 10 base
ment from front, can be used for home
ONCE. For information. call D. ]. OCon-
nor, RA. 0067. or ]. ]. OCONNOR, DI.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
3-BEDROOM COLONIAL,

Center hall plan. 2ha baths, spa
Slous illvlng room and dining room.
large kitchen with breakfast nook. 3
bedrooms with full baths on 2nd floor,
maids room and IA bath in basement:
large screened porches; built-in ga
rage; oil heat; S14.5OO.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2051 Wilson Boule. Arlington. Va.
Oh. 3131 Glebe 3434.
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7 ROOMS. 212 BATHS.
LARGE WOODED LOT.

Almost-new 4-bedroom brick home in
one of the finest residential neighbor-
hoods of nearby Arlington. Va Aft
living room with fireplace, large dining
room. modern kitchen. screened porch.
maids room and bath. full basement
with fireplace. oil heat. attached ga
rage. Many unusual features not found
in the average home. Priced under
$1,000.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
2051 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA.
CHI 313l Clehe 2A34
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ALEXANDRIA TOWNHOUsE

ALELAANDR1A lOWNHOUSE.
Beautiful Colonial home built in the
late sth century and situated on large
fenced lot. insuring complete privacy.
The rich history of Alexandria is mir
rored in its majestic rooms-a center
hall sx3s. drawing room oOx1s and
dining room 1Sx19: other frst-floor
rooms include library. a kitchen and
buffers pantry: 4 bedrooms, each with
fireplace, on the second floor. . bed
rooms and bath on the third floor;
heated sun porch 27x12. full basement
with hot-water heat. 2-car brick ga
rage with servants quarters above.
BY appointment only.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
2O51 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA.
CHI. 3131. GLEBE 3434.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Newly painted and papered, modern =
room house; 1Oc transportation; conven-
lent to stores schools and churches. In
spection anv day, including SUNDAY. Phone
Oxford 0322. or call 1923 N. Irving ST..
Arlipvton
Evening star., 1942-02-01
S11.50O.

Attractive 7-room brick suburban home
on an acre. s miles from Washington.
Built abou. D yrs. ago. this house has such
desirable features copper piping, copper
guttering. slate roof, large basement. oil
heat, weather stripping and insulation On
fireplace. dining room, kitchen equipped
with range and refrigerator. lavatory and
den. On the second floor are three bed
rooms and bath. A quality house for sale
only because Of owners transfer. $500
down. bal. 500 per mo. See MASON
H1RST, Annandale. Va, at the end of CO.
lumbia pike Phone Alexandria 5Sl2.
Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1942-02-01

COLORED
1000 BLOCK OF
PARK RID. NV.
Modern tapestry brick. remodeled for
aMparttmIents, M This house located in one Of
Closed poreSss This Is sn ides sd home ior or
can pc used as apartment house. Excep-
tional price for immediate sale.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
e26 New York Ave. NV. National s7s7
COLORED.
nicelS fs%ily spt houses new brick
speetiveiy; reasonable cash % paymentts nt.oo re-
two-fsmily flats, brick, new; northeast
e ss'o Srisn cash. BIB Goe excellent
tats.d rms; nr,s 2 baths modernistic; semi-de-
Colonial porch; So, $50; cash, $500. f00"'
,s5en 5rmi; r. bath "a brick a h. Colonial porches.
iarRe 3sGk yard; $1,000; cash: $500.
JOHN P. MURCHISON.
11s1 N. Hampshire Ave. NV. RE. 1897.
CoLoRED- 1st AND ADAMS SITS.
reas. terms Decatur 55ss. A' 'oA eel'f'
A., Colored-Near 9th and P-s r.. h.-w.h.,
Ille bath elec. full cellar; liberal terms
Colored-Nr. Howard University-s r.,
a;rsiian, OIL neat, porches; 2-car garage;
1868. '0''0n '"'0ush0u'' Lincoln
Colored.6 r. tile bath. h-wh. cleo.
llth. North 1909.
Colored-3 complete units, with full
consider any reasonable offer; quick sale
desired. Dupont 06O4.
colored-Nr, Quincy pI. and North Capt.
tol st r. tile bath. h.-wh: must sac
rinee; terms. Mr.. Wills. Hobart 2s27.
;. colorsd-Nr; North Capitol and eue-s
yours at a bargain. North 1909.
colored-Nr. 18th and Kenyon sts. NV.
~ r. 4 baths. h.-w.h., full cellar: liberal
terms. A. W. STEPHENS, Decatur 1852.
colored-Nr. LIST and Florida .ve-sr.
automatic gas heat, hardwood hoors, full
cellar liberal terms.
2oz Florida IH3s; 3s. Y: NV PARKS 6es..ur 6o 1880
COLORED.
Central location. excellent condition,
reasonable prices. All modern conven-
iences On terms to suit:
champlain. st. nw-2-story brick. 6
-
Irving n.w-2-story brick. 8 rms, bath,
porches, yards.
10th st. ,n.w.-3-story det. brick. 10
rms, bath. h.-wh
Rock Creek ch. Rd-Brick. s rms.
noors, garage. porches yards.
baths. duplex. $3.50
18th st. n.w.--3-story. brick. 10 rms,
bath; commercial.
-, Morton st. n.w.-2-family nat. brick
"a rms; kit, bath; deep lot: $4,000:
800 cash
18TH st n.w-3-story and basement
prlck 10 rms, Oil. baths
Girard St. nv.-3-story brick. rms.
bath. h.-vh. garage.
Harvard n;w:-2-story. rms, bath,
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO.,
2001 11th St NV MI. s564-s43s,
Evening star., 1942-02-01
"MERRIOLDE HOUSE,"

e ACRE"XI1,H0U.
103 E. Thornapple St. Ch. Ch., Md
Well-built. charming old home: bedrms.,
Ia baths, den, 3O-ft liv. room oil heat.
Owner NOV. Substantially reduced. Open
Dat. and Sun. OWNER, WI 7466.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
RELIABLE m ALL DEALINGS.

RELIABLE IN ALL DEALINGS.
FOR SALE-Brick bungalow, 5 rms,
bath: 3 yrs. old. 6012 43d ave. Hyatts-
FOR RENT--22O Upshur st NV. Store
room, 15x26. Low rent Vacant
several good income fats and apts
Tor sale Also small homes
Second Trust Notes Bought and Sold
PASQUAL REALTY CO.. Republic q23S
Evening star., 1942-02-01
RECOMMENDED VALUES

SS,950-New 6-rm., bath. air cond., fire.
place. PVT. living porch, garage. Nice lot.
SllS5O-New 6-rm., bath, fireplace,
porch, earage
SS,95O-REMODELED FARMHOUSE. 6
rms. IA baths, oil heat, fireplace, 2-car
garage: 70 acre.
S6,50O-Takoma PIX. Md. FORECLOSED
BARGAIN. Will be redecorated. All houses
shown by appointment only. J. NOBLE
BOAZ. 6S40 Wisconsin ave. WI. 264S7S60.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
IA OAKDALE DRIVE,
CHn I'M MD

Brick bungalow. rooms. bath. large
foored attic, automatic heat: is minutes
to downtown; possession with deposit To
reach: Out New Hamp. ave, right on
Riggs I'd. to Chillum I'd, right on Chillum
Open and Furnished Sunday Til PM.
Call Randolph $3.50 Sunday. Monday.
MT, VERNON CORP. MA. 5536.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.,

SOLD LEFT,
3lo5 and 3109 Chestnut ST. NE new
broom detached brick houses ready to
move in. large living rm and dining rm.,
model kitchen with Murphy cabinets: lge.
oe6rms. with z roomy closets, large bright
cellar with laundry and toilet automatic
neat. These are well-built homes. Come
and see Move in with deposit. Priced
Flsnt' lsnt' S5Oo cash. balance like rent. Open
from 1876 pm. daily. Directions. Ont
T. r. T. ave. ne to Monroe ST., turn right TO
B. F. HOLMES.
49, 90 1901 r. !. Ave. NE
NO. SSl2 or NO. l446 Until PM
Evening star., 1942-02-01
LOOK

Alb 4th st. n.w.-One Of the most
beautiful 2-family homes ever offered in
Petworth, st. Gabriers Parish, at a sac
rifice = complete kitchens. complete
baths; beautiful yard: automatic heat; ga
rage. See by appointment only. Call D.
j O'Connor. RA. 0067, with ]. j. OCON-
NOR. DI 5o52
Evening star., 1942-02-01

VA. SUBURBS.
SPACIOUS rooms, 2 baths only . years
olo large beautifully Handicapped lot: con-
veniently located near shopping and trans
portatlon: real bargain at $1,000
ror appointment to inspect call today,
BUY THIS! NEW, MOD, VACANT. COL,
PRICK; bedrms., shaded lot lOOx2O0;
$500; 81 900 down.
Buy this! Large. new. vacant bung.,
very mod; $4,000 $500 down.
GEO. c. WALKER. WA. 1899.
ARLINGTON-COM m 30 DAYS
Two broom brick and frame Col. resi-
oences: large bedrooms: S7,25O. with $500
Groom frame BUNGALOW commercial DOS
ssinliitles: can be bought for $4,000, with
S.5O cash: Others UP to $1,000
ABBOIT II. BERSE, CHESTNUT 3O65.
RLINGToN-6-RoOM FRAME BUNGA-
low; near schools, shopping center and
6us A used home, but q bargain at
$3.50. Small down payment and conven-
lent terms.
Arlington - New 3-bedroom tapestry
brick. located in one of the best residential
subdivisions in Arlington. Steel beams,
copper piping and copper screen. Owner
who was to occupy in two weeks trans
ferred; Only opportunity left. S1750;
N. G. HINES & SONS, INC.
Realtors, 1920 Lee Highway
Call Preyette, CHI 244O or CHI S6lS
Evening star., 1942-02-01
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

hOUSES FOX YALE OR RENT.
COLONIAL HOME. ROCK CREEK PARK
Estates. Large living I'm. with screened
poIcn, dining rm., kit, lavatory; Ice.
nagstone hoor; maids rm. bath; Gear
sttached garage. Restricted property
owner leaving town. For inspection 1910
SOonury rd. NV. or call Randolph 1910.
TRANSFERRED OWNER WILL SELL OR
rent Groom. semi-detached. Is months
oid: OIL heat: extra room and bath in
basement: finished and heated; garage,
schools; transportation near. Faces park.
3l3 whittier st. NV. RIA. 20Os
NE. BARGAIN-LARGE HOUSE: GOOD
E2Tpp l1T apt Rent, $50. Price. $4,000. JcE
Evening star., 1942-02-01
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
51C3 45th ST NV

OfGO 1OU1I y 7 :. INV.
Denghtfully situated in beautiful Ameri-
can University Park this semi-det English
PRICK is truly an outstanding value.
lovely rooms bath, porches garage etc
completely reconditioned and priced un-
usually low for only $3.50 on terms.
Leo. M. Bernstein e. Co ME 54n0
Evening star., 1942-02-01
"WHY PAY RENT?"

New 4-room. bath. mi. D; C.. for
wood floors, room space attic; S35 TO S45
per month. Plot 100-ft. front IRV.
MENz' Auto Route No. 5, Clinton, Nd.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

NEW BRICK.
r, tile bath. shower oil heat hvd
noors, fireplace. full basement: large lot:
close 10 everything: $500, terms
HYATTSVILLE HILLS
r, tiled bath shower. h.-wh., Oil
burner; fireplace, hwd floors, garage, iot
559xl50 f.. fenced: close to everything
SSq:2gu; 1000 cash. $50 mo. Erwin
WA. 1921. 1e''
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Harvard nw.-2-story, rms. hath.
det. frame. S475O.
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO.,
2O01 I1th st. NV MI s564s43s
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Girard st. n.w.-3-story brick, 8 rms,
bath. h.-v.h, garage
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18TH st. nw-3-story and baseme
br1ck. 10 rms, OIL baths
Evening star., 1942-02-01
OWNER TRANSFERRED!

Must sell Immediately broom and bath
bungalow in Arlington. only L year old
eve minutes from new Navy and War
attic framed and insulated for additional
bedroom; $4,000; $500 to $1,000 down,
S32 to $50 per month. according to down
payment, including taxes and Insurance
Sunday. or Emerson 2h23 eYeninrs :
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Wh l-Dl.
ACRES-BARNESvI loom
road $4,000; good buy.
u acres, 2-story, arm. house; all
large rooms. elec.; outbldgs consist small
parn Tor hve head of cattle or horses
chlcken house. corn crib, hog house ga
rage; nice orchard. gravel road; $1,000.
pa acres, !-room house barn corn
CRIB. chicken house for 300, some farm
EQUIP. and horses; 81 900
acre, Route 240, practically new: g.
hooT,,,,i9 ICON mouse, garage and chicken house;
L acre. washington Grove; attractive
6-room house. oil heat, open fireplace.
oeautlful yard; walking distance +, r.;
l acre. near Washington Grove: 7-room
bungalow. all imp, including oil heat.
double garage, workshop brooder house
lot 900, laying houses for 400: Sc, 600,
acres on hard road; bungalows, one
OF rooms and one of 8; cleo and base
ment under both: chicken house and meat
mousse hard road; S4 600
acre, close to Rockville: 5-room
mouse elec.;, hard road; $3.50
acres. close to Rockville; 5-room bum
fslow' sio0! slse ssoo hard road; excellent ioca
once Of FRED B cUsHMAN. 4 miles
ABOVE Rockville. on Route 240, right-hand
SIDE Open Sunday. Watch trafic when
parking. Tel. Gaithersburg 299.
Evening star., 1942-02-01
SOMETHING AWFUI,

Homelike about this brick BUNGALOW Log
burning fireplace in living room, insulated
slassed porch. extra bedroom finished up
]. fta1rS, hio. VIDE landScaped lot, garage. Just
4s11 Leland st. OPEN today
R. p. RIPLEY, SH 454S
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2-BEDROOMS-S4.35O.

Ready in 30 days. The last we are
building. Bath, shower, hardwood floors,
large attic with stairway; "a acre; 10 miles
D. C.; $3.50 cash, S43 so monthly. MAR
TIN T. WEBB & SON. Annandale, Va.
Phi. Alex 4l72 or 5gl6
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Morton st n.w.-2-family nat brick
- rms; kit, bath; deep lot: $4,000:
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OPEN TODAY, 12-5.
1872 HAMILTON ST. NV
IT'S WISE TO BUY YOUR HOME NOW
Be sure to see this charming Colonial
brick, near stores, schools and transporta-
ton rooms, bath, porches, etc. Beau
tlfully reconditioned and priced exception
ally low for only $3.50 on terms.
Leo. M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

NORTHEAST-$6,450.
In popular Trinidad section, all white
location: conv. to buses, streetcars, schools,
ETC.. rooms, tiled bath. shower, h.-wh.,
large screened porches full, dry base
housekeeping. Excellent income possi-
bilities
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th and H StS. NE. Franklin 5000,
Sunday. Phone Mr.. Davis, Ii. 5961
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Continued on Next Pags.l
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BY OWNER.
Valuable commercial property suitable
ior business. or rooming house: 10 rooms.
baths; oil burner. 1927 l4th st. NV
Ffice; 9I2,5oo; 81, 800 Cash, Bal. SS5 Mo
lies; rooms. baths, oil burner. hard
%ood N noorsi brick garage. Price, Sl2, ,0O0
Can Be Inspected by Appointments
1886 Newton ST. NV. 12 rooms, 4 baths.
OIL burner; arranged into apts; income
S225 per mo- A'
Price. SII,750, including Furniture.
NH. DRAIN, RE 215O Ewes co 1870
Evening star., 1942-02-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
2328 ASHMEADE pr

Distinctive Groom home Just OF Conn.
ave. at Taft Bridge; to be sacrificed BY
rooms. 2 tile baths, beautiful sun porch,
gas hot-water heat, built-in garage. I'm
mediate possession. For inspection, call
Mr.. Mess, DU. 6464 WAPLE g. JAMES,
INC. exclusive agents. DI 3346.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Colored-Nr. Howard University-s r,
h.-w;h.. oil heat. 3 porches. 2-car garaee;
e1eeiient ezSent condition throughout. Lincoln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Corsica Case Unique
Jack ZeIIer Can't Recall Any Salary Protest 10
lands in Past; Johnny Already Given Raise

LAKELAND. Fla, March 10.
Johnny Gorsica's plea TO Commits
sioner Lands for an adjustment
OF his salary disagreement with
the Tigers appears 10 have eS-
tablished something new in the
annals Of major league baseball.
Jack Zeller. the Detroit clubs
general manager. can't remember
a case where A Tiger holdout has
ever appealed 10 the commissioner
in like manner. As matter OF
fact. Zeller and other old timers
down here can't remember any big
Lacquer instituting a similar action.
Its StrangeneSS is more en-
phaSized since Corsica was given
a raise by the Tigers. one of the
few given tins spring The young
Detroit pitcher il supposed TO have
been offered a 10 per cent raise
over contract for 5000 which
no received last year. This would
give him $500 for 1912.
In Beckley. w. Va. where
Corsica has been working in a
drug store where his wife is EN-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16

ployed as a pharmacist, the pitcher
is reported TO have declared:
"All I want Is square deal
from baseball and I think that
Is what will get from Com
missioner Landis."
While there Is no mention OF
salary it is believed Corsica hat
taken refuge in clause in player
contracts which states.
I'm case of dispute between
players and clubs the same may
be referred TO the commissioned
as an umpire and his decision
shall he accepted by all parties
a. final and the club and player
agree that any such disputes or
claims shall be filed within ons
year after the dispute arose"
Corsica IL ono Of four Tigers still
holding out TIE others are Rudy
York Buck NewSom and BuS
Thomas
ZcllcT said tin, morning that N,
had received no late word from
any Of the holdouts. York il stii
IN Lakeland but has made no NOV,
TO get in touch with Zeller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Toledo Opposes
Paris in Finals

The Toledo BabcockS, surprise
team Of the Michigan Ontario
Hockey League, oppose Parisclear
tonight at Olympia in the opening
game of the 3-out-of-5 champion
ship series. The second game is
due Saturday in Toledo. Hank
center obtained on the
leagues lend-leaSe program when
was eliminated, is the
dangerous man in the Toledo
lineup.
D'Amore tailed four goals In
tho two games with Windsor, the
champions, whose GUST
ing in two straight was decidedly
unexpected Each club in the play
offs was permitted 10 select one
player from the Man>iieldS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
ChrysIer
I'm FinaE---
Maybe

ChrySlcr's participation in the
National Open Cup final rests to-
day on the action TO be taken
regarding the forfeiture yesterday
by the Chicago Spartas who de-
cllned TO play a second overtime
period and walked off the field
with the score %.
II the United States Football
Association rules committee backs
up the action of Referee Jack
Wilson. the forfeit stands and
Chrysler viii compete in the final.
II the Spartas are upheld, then a
IcpIay l. forthcoming
Both Wilson and Commissioner
Charles Leech SAID that under the
USFA code yesterdays match was
TO 90 to a decision since the teams
tied in Chicago. 3-3. when they
met the first time. According 10
Lcech. the USFA cup committee
would be asked for a ruling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-16
Lead
To Santa Maria

Santa Maria today is ahead OF
the pack in the Class A heavy
weight division of the Catholic
Youth Organizations basketball
playoffS as it turned on a six
point blast in the last three min
utes of play last night to exc out
42-40 victory over a game st.
Francis (Polish) five.
The Santa Maria-St Francis
battle was one of "a fought on
CYO courts yesterday in the sec
ond stanZa of the two-game knock
out series for divisional champion.
ships. which saw five clubs bow
out Of the running.
Santa Maria's siX-point attack
in the last minutes of the contest
proved 10 be the winning margin
as ST. Francis. in the person Of
Joe PiotrowSki, rapid-fired two
buckets in the last minute 10 mar
row the lead 10 42-40. The bid
came too late. however as Santa
Maria froze the ball until the
siren blew. Hero for Santa Maria
was Mike Trupiano. who scored
five field goals and three free
throws to lead both teams with q
total Of ID points.
SUMMARIES
CLASS A HEAVYWEIGHT
Santa Maria ~. 81. Francis POLISH 90.
o L. Queen Of Apostles ~, 81. Greg
DRY 81.
CLASS n HEAVYWEIGHT
St Alphonsus dearborn -. ST. ce-
ella 10.
Sweetest Heart OF Mary 81. St. stanis-
St. Catherine IS. o. L. Of Mt, Carmel
Detroit 81
81. Ambrose 81 Holy Rosary 25
ST. Paul (Grosste Pointe ~, -. An
thony $40
CLASS A LIGHTWEIGHT
ST. Benedict 81, Holy Rosary %.
CLASS Is LIGHTWEIGHT
81. Vincent 4s 81 Gregory 25
81. Nicholas a. o. l.. OF NJ. Carmel
o. i Queen Of Apostles SO, St. Mar.
81. Charles II, 81 David 81.
GIRLS
Nativity % ST Vincent -
: 81 Paul jGrosste Poiutel - s.. RITA IL.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Nativity 81. 81, Edward q