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tract. And now the Puerto Rican
featherweight from Brooklyn is
on the verge of getting a title
shot.
Today's guest star-Don DON
aghey nvnn c. DOYLE to YOU.
Philadelphia Bulletin: At the
new Camden race track there's
a first-aid salon where no charge
will be made for treatment of
patrons who cash daily doubles
in excess of $1,000.
Heredity or environment
Basil (Mr. Firecracker) James.
who rides horses for his coffee
and caviar, had a grandpa who
used to operate a livery stable at
Sterling, Colo.
Poetic License.
Give cheer for Chester Laabs,
He hit ball | kieLouis jabs,
In Shibe Park here he whacked
one homer
That must have travelled to
Tacoma.
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Laabs
Declares Ball
Appears Big
Change in Stance Aids
Him, Explains Brownie;
Ties SIueeine Mark
By TIE Associated Press.

B, tie Associated Press.
1t may be that Chet Laabs, husky
st. Louis Browns outf1elder, is
whacking the ball so hard lately that
it's starting to swell At any rate. he
says, it seems to be coming up to the
plate "a whole lot bigger"
Here for a two-game series with
the Griffmen. Laabs attributes his
present clouting streak to "a better
view OF the BALI and change OF
stance that has him turning more
toward the pitcher.
Whatever the reason. Laabs has
boosted his home-run collection to
II for the season. including six in
the last seven days. He clouted a
couple yesterday in a double e-header
with the Philadelphia Athletics, and
for good measure added triple, dou-
BILE and single which accounted for
six runs.
Ball Is Looking Pretty"
Its probably just one of those
things" said Laabs, when you either
smack 'em right or you don't"
But know one thing. The ball
is looking pretty nova whole lot
bigger. The reason may be that I
changed my stance few days ago
pulled my front foot back a little
and faced the pitcher more"
Laabs' rampage yesterday was just
. year and day after his feat of
batting two homers. q triple and q
double to tie the modern long
distance hitting record for a single
game.
Present Average is go
The stocky fielder who bats and
throws right-handed Is batting over
200 now and figures he ought to be
able to top his best mark Of 300.
which he made In 1899 when he
started with Detroit and wound up
with the Browns in a trade.
Now % years old, Laabs broke
into the ma jors in 1887 with Detroit
after year with Fort Wayne and
another with Milwaukee. The Tigers
sent him to Toledo for another year
OF seasoning and brought him back
In 1898. He batted All for the
Browns in 1910 and .278 last year.
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Loobs Fancy Hitting Makes Poor Prophet Of Cochrone
Pooou oveooks Horse Racing

the boys decided that since they
have the only track in the State
they'd have to double the meeting
to get the million.
Squads right and anchors
aweigh-Four thousand soldier
boys turned out the night Billy
Conn refereed the boxing show at
Fort Monmouth IN. j.. To
drum up trade for the Enid
(Okla) Flying School VS.. Ran
dolph Field Army relief ball
game, they gave ride in a jeep
TO anybody buying a ducat at one
booth. My. my-that and a rain
check, too? IzZy Weinstock, one
of Jock Sutherland's better line
busters at Pitt, is trying to make
the Keesler Field (Miss) back
field this season. Think that's
easy? Well, only dozen National
Pro League gridders are out for
the Keesler outfit. When Shep-
pard Field (Texas) rooters kept
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Cards Rely on Extras
10 Play Big Roles
In Dodger Set
BeozIey, Dickson, Walker,
Kurowski, Once Lightly
Regarded, Now Shine
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. July 18-St. Louis
Cardinal reserves-generally In the
background durins &C.,
speculation-are mailing
contributions to the Redbirds'
struggle to overtake the orookisn IL
Dodgers.
The two teams open \ crucial
four game National League series
today and it's not at all unlikely
that three or four of the so-cslled
second stringers" will see action.
Johnny Beazley looked to oe al ex-
cellent prospect in spring training.
but he still was young man on
q staff Of high class Cardinal vet-
eran pitchers, including Mort
Cooper, Ernie White, Lon Warneke,
recently sold to the Chicago Cubs,
and Harry Gumbert.
Murry Dickson, jockey-sized
highlander, rated little attention.
1t was figured he was carried along
largely for the ride.
George Kurowsk, tow-headed Po-
lish athlete from Pennsylvania, was
just another infield reserve.
Harry Walker was just another
rookie without mucn conceueu
chance of making headway.
But here's what happened:
Beazley has developed into one OF
the Cards aces. His spectacular re-
lief pitching soon won him starting
position and he now has 10 victories.
Dickson, too, has been doing fine
work. He collaborated with Beazley
in hurting the Cards to double VIC
tory over the Phillies this week.
The names of Kurowski and
Walker, the unsung substitutes,
have been appearing more and more
often in the lineupS. -.
Kurowski has become one of the
clubs best hitters and recently
Frank Crespi was benched to make
room for him at third with Jimmy
Brown moving to second Walker
has been patroling the important
centerfleld territory In place of Terry
Moore, out with q slight hand in
jury. and doing good job of hitting
in the pinches.
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Welsh Bellies Scribes
By Refusing 10 Be
Upset in Tennis
All Predictions Go Awry
As Persistent Barney
Z Reaches M. A. Semis

Well, the newspaper boys made q
great effort to unseat Barney Welsh
in the Middle Atlantic tennis tour
nament, going into the semifinal
round today at Columbia Country
Club, but the squire can take it.
The scribes hit him with every
thing on the keyboard without so
much as knocking him OF balance.
They pulled dark horses out of
hats like magicians, had him hang
ing on the ropes when he met this
guy and teetering on the brink of
elimination against the other. But
Barney either doesn't read the pa
pers or simply pays them no heed
because today's seminal pairings
read as follows:
Welsh VS.. Dick Murphy and Don
Leavens VS.. Davey johnson.
Leavens Erases Claiming.
Welsh and Murphy, last on todays
program in a match scheduled for
Sis, were in the round OF four
a couple of days ago, but Leavens
arrived only yesterday riding on the
broad shoulders OF Charley Chan
ming. He dealt Charley 6-4, So
setback to advance.
Murphy may give Barney a run
for the marbles but hardly figures
to win, although the Down With
Welsh" fraternity will be pulling for
him. Leavens could beat johnson
but the odds-layers are taking the
little giant killer, one important
reason being that David has whip
ped Don once already.
Leavens Has Early Foot.
The blond southpaw's tournament
record shows he is at his best in
the early rounds and then either
loses interest or feels the heat too
keenly to play his best tennis. In
ousting Charming it was evident
that Leavens is slipping into such
a state and that a speedy turn
about would be necessary to get him
into the final
Welsh and Hugh Lynch and Leav-
ems and johnson will face one an
other for the doubles crown tomor-
row. The former reached the pay
of match by defeating Bob Ben
singer and Doyle Royal, Ga, 6t3,
while Leavens and johnson elimi-
mated Charming and Frank Thomp-
son, 81, 64.
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giving Sergt. Brainerd Booth, who
manages the Enid Flying School
club, the old razz-oo in a game
the other day, the sarge got a
bag full Of bones, tossed 'em
among the howlers and invited.
Pick on these awhile, you
wolves"
The things you hear-Austin
and Corpus Christi are trying to
land Texas League franchises
next year--if there is a Texas
League. No less a baseball brain
than Pie Traynor advises you that
Clyde Vollmer, Birmingham fly
chaser, is the best-looking pros
pect in the Southern Association.
And the way Lee Gamble is going
with the same club, he may be
back in the Reds outfield before
you know It, Proving that he can
spot a bargain as quickly as he
can spot q vest, Al WE'LL paid only
500 for Pedro Hernandez's con-
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BY SID FEEDER.


PHILADELPHIA, July lS-The
Brownies Chet Laabs, who's the
hottest hitter in baseball right
now, Is the same guy Mickey
Cochrane once said would never
make big-leaguer. Well. Mike.
five homers in four games amt
rolling into double plays.
Hoss- player heaven-Out at
Hamilton, Ohio, the county poor
house overlooks the half-m
track. Nothing like having all
the conveniences-and the short
est walk. The new Garden State
Park opens a 49-day race meet
ing across the river in Camden
IN. j. today. The operators
wanted to run only 25 days the
f1rst time out, but the State al
ready had written into its budget
. tentative $1.OOO00O expected
revenue from racing this year. So
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well as taking advantage Of four
Philadelphia errors.
The New York Giants over
whelmed the Pittsburgh Pirates. IL
2, with a 20-hit offensive led by Billy
Jurges, who hit homer, double and
two singles, Hal Schumacher and
Ace Adams limited the Bucs to six
hits.
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Chicords Among 5 Clubs
To Train in Wisconsin
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 18-Charles w.
Bidwen, owner of the Chicago Car
dinals of the National Football
League, announced today his team
would train at Carroll College,
Waukesha, Wis, beginning August 10.
Four other professional grid teams
will use Wisconsin as their training
base, the Green Bay Packers, Chica-
go Bears, New York Giants and
Philadelphia Eagles.
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Giant, Dodeer Grid Pros
Add to Their Rosters
2, the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 18.-Three
backfield rockies and veteran end
made up today's bag OF the two New
York professional football teams.
The New York Giants signed Leo
Cantor, triple threat halfback from
the University of California at Los
Angeles. and Hubert Barker, former
Arkansas University fullback.
Eddie Rucinski. Brooklyn flanker
of last season, and Wayne Gold
smith, a halfback with Emporia,
Kans., State Teachers College in
1941, initiated Dodger contracts.
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GrM Tolls Another DEAL Club Srea -Four Wins Adds 10 Twilight Tilt
Win, Lose or Draw
Naval Aviotion Builds Sports Empire
By FRANCIS (. STAN

Naval Aviation Builds Sports Empire
Once peek at the Navys aviation training
with athletic overtones It's
the stupendous sports
history Certainly there nothing close to it during the
incredible
December Arthur Radford director aviation training
annually
his cadets toughest hitting versatile
years. athlete all his life,
Radod Hamilton also flyer and the
biggest graduated
Hamilton the best coaches In
them the
Hamilton
to
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The Coptuin Sees His Dream Come True

Altogether there than 1000 Of these physical instructors
flight colleges throughout the country
10000 cadets well
months after he swung into action.
generally but the United States
of them The Amys
Training Station eleven the
major this fall football
this there will be good swimmers boxers
alaround athletes than before
will tennis
baseball little value In fact
ball athletes ALL
specialists like vaudeville ugglers Certainly the player who
mbes gaspng exhausted isn't
fighting
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Comdr. HumiIton's Detroit Tolk Started 1t

about It, Hamilton went to
of the National Collegiate
Association Football
Hamilton hardly had stepped
the
Hamilton avoided lowering of Navy standards
physical mainly who
coaching with degrees There
no his outfit.
this personal glory Better
sought
Minnesota
Hamilton called the Leahernck authorities
fellow he
said got heads the Iowa Pre-
Flight Crowley Of Fordham
with Matty Bell
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Cuppers.
I. Hogan Demaret
2. Byron Nelson-Ed Dudley
3. Gene Sarazen- Lloyd Mangrum
4. Wood -Sergt. Vic Ghezzi
s. Horton Smith-Jug McSpaden
In a last-minute decision, Hagen
withdrew from the challenge lineup
and also kept out Melvin Chick
Harbert, sensational baby of the
squad who will play in tomorrows
singles. Watrous may drop out to-
morrow, but Hagen wasn't just Ger
tain what he would do. The Haig
presumably will do more juggling
with the singles choices, which are
to be announced tonight.
S25,0 Gate Anticipated.
This third match of the war
orphaned international series prom
ised to yield s25,000 for the Red
Cross, with 5000 spectators ex-
pected today and 10000 tomorrow
While the series is synthetic.
there were no tongues in the cheek
over the apparent dead earnestness
of the competitors. Take Sarazen,
for instance. Possessor of brilliant
International record, the Connecti-
cut Farmer has gone down to defeat
three times in the domestic affair
For that, Gene took a stiff ribbing
yesterday as the players assembled
for final practice round.
1t was Sarazen's idea that created
the charity event yielding 100000
in two years., but his chanengers
were soundly beaten in 1910. Last
year Bobby Jones led a challenge
squad to victory.
Wood Cuts s Off Par.
Par held up reasonably well yes
terday in practice, although Wood
posted a Ct, five under regulation
figures, and carded a best ball of
IS with Ghezzi.
Wood. Demaret. Hogan and Sara
zen graduated last winter from the
challengers to the cup squad and
Mangrum was picked up without
previous experience, Cup castoffs
on Hagen's team are Guldahl. Picard
and Metz, the last named unbeaten
In four starts.
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Boudreou 25-und Feels Ii

NEW YORK, July 18 R.-Iou
Boudreau. manager of the Cleveland
Indians, celebrated his 25th birth
day yesterday. He said he felt much
older than that after the 8-to-10
pasting administered his club by the
New York Yankees.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Richmond. 8: Norfolk, g.
Portsmouth. s. Durham, J.
Charlotte, 4; Winston-Salem, 8
Asheville, s: Greensboro, 4
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Staunton. Is; Lynchburs, 5.
Salem, IA Petersburg, |
Newport News, Is; Pulaski. 9
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.
Waterloo, q; Cedar Rapids. 12.
Springfield 3; Decatur. 4
Madison, 4 Evansville, 2
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbus, !: Greenville, 3.
Augusta, S, Columbia. =.
Jacksonville. 4 Charleston 2.
Savannah. 4; Macon, 4
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Four HurIers Apply Pressure
As Yunks Streak Six Wins
Borowy, Donald, Bonhom, Chandler Mark Up
29 Victories Against Nine Defeats
By JUDSON BAILEY,

turning the thumbscrews the
again with fine pitchers furnish
ing of the pressure.
world champions have six games in and the last
Atee Donald Ernie
Spud Chandler who them have "a
Evening star., 1942-07-18
AII-Stur Girls Get Title

Capital All-Stars hold the first
half championship in Recreation
Girls Softball league. They clinched
the crown yesterday by routing FBI,
ILL.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Little, Cooper Lead Challenging
Golfers Against Ryder Squad
Matches Likely to Net Red Cross $4,000;
Aaaan Ia IunnIa | me .un for Sinnles
BY WATSON SPOELSTRA,
Wide World Sports Writer.

DETROIT July ls-Water Hagens challengers made bold
Craig Woods Ryder squad
opening competition charity that big league
eof's closest approach to al-sar game.
In best Oakland Hills
Little Lighthouse
unbeaten combination from the squad
Hogan Jimmy selections it
clear that Hagen manipulation which
he is an old parings
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TotaN II 424 TotaIs II n II
'Batted for Newhouser In ninth.
Detroit - 900 900 O0o-0
Washington -------- 900 900 O3x-3
Runs-Case, Spence. Repass. Errors
ioG battsd inHsDsnce. Repsss; R.psan ,eorsd s
on York's error in eighth Stolen base
Case. Sacrihces-Bloodworth. Hitchcock.
York: sullivan and Vernon. Left on bases
-Detroit: g; Washineton: 9. Bases on
strikeonts-By N.vson. ! by Newhouser.
8 Umpires-Messrs. stewart, Quinn and
Rommell T1me-2;22. Attendance
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NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
New York, IL; Pittsburgh, 2,
st. Louis, 10. Philadelphia, 1.
Brooklyn. 10. Chicago, 5.
Others not scheduled.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Beaumont, 3; Fort Worth, l
San Antonio, 2: Oklahoma City. !.
Shreveport. 2; Dallas, 0.
Tulsa, 3; Houston, i.
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league Statistics

SATURDAY, JULY 1S, 1942.
AMERICAN.
Results YESTERDAY.
Washington. 3; Detroit, O Nwilight1.
St Louis, 4-11; Philadelphia, 2-l.
Boston. 2; Chicago, / 12 innings.
New York. 8: Cleveland, j.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, 2-l; Wilkes-Barre, IL
Wilhamsport. 81; Springfeld, O-1.
Hartford. 8: Elmira, q.
Binghamton, 8; Scranton. Q,
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Challengers.
Little-Cooper
Henry Picard-Sam Byrd
Clayton Heafner -Sergt. Jim Turnesa
Ralph Guldahl- Metz
Jimmy Thomson-Al Watrous
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Official Score

Totals cs 424 Totals % 42712
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DIXIE REALTY CO.
EApNG CpFTAIS

es acres on the George Washington
Memorial hwy, near Great Falls Va, part
opportunity d ] for builder. viii trade for
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Also 3 Md. farms near D. c. Call Mr..
RUBY DOWNS (Sun. and eve. NO. 9245)'
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FARMS FOR RENT.

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FURNITURE VANS

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Mon. at a0l st. NV. NO 331l
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MONEY WANTED.

FOR SALE Ind TRUST NOTE ON IN :
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discount Gaithersbure 213-M
FOR SEVERAL NEARBY OWNER -oCCU-
ped homes as frst morteases. s. 900
5000, &C.. JOHN A. BRICKLEY, DI.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED,


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SHEPHERD .14n
NEARBY 4OO-ACRE ESTATE

NEAIbY 4UU-AOIE Ed \ Z.
Rich Chester loan soil only 0 mi. from
D C, 3 mi. from bus and train service.
Mod. ,12.rm 2.bath main dwelling, on
shade trees 3 GOOD tenant houses Mod
dairy barn and silo for $50 COWS Beauti-
full meadow. > large streams. Priced for
quick sale at ridculously low figure.
$4,000 cash payment, balance easy.
Owners exclusive agent Box 396-K,
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EX 314U. T-I lOlH Sl. N.W,
i 38O Acres. Stone Homestead.

Less than Sc an acre; about 400 a
tillable good limy soil for tomatoes, corn
soybeans, potatoes. etc; $50 a. spring ana
Stats hwy. VILLAGE ADVANTAGES close by, As
min, to a fne city; sturdy, CID Id, stone ton,
grand view; o-story cottage. . good barns
35x40 and 36x40, dandy stone spring
house, other bldes.; realty taxes only $40;
snap at $4,000 part down. List other
bargains mailed free E c. Brumback
STROITT REALTY, Middletown. Va
Evening star., 1942-12-13

FREE STORAGE.
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have cash customers waiting.
Cash on sight, any make or
model. Auto Clearance Co., 2lO9
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
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IA ACRES.

Near Brandywine: Md.-,Has modern g.
rnn house tenant house. barn and other
farm bldgs Excel. spring water Hard
surfaced State I'd Can give poss. soon
cali MR.. FRANCIS C. HMGLE Ma: ss79.
GOING FRUIT FARM.
"a acres with coy bungalow and road
side stand. on hard road. Poor health
reason for selling. Priced very reasonanle
2n0-acre dairy farm, equipped. Main
house and 3 tenant houses.
5OO-On hill. modern home. s6 acres
is5 acres, stock or dairy farm. II
acres in woodland. balance under cult,
vation; on concrete highway; stream and
springs.
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GOING Fruit FARM.
ISL John BURDOFT,
roIs,viue Md Ashton 3s4
a Real MnneY-Maker.

A Real Money-Maker.
Good set bldes.. 6-rm. dwelling, porches;
meat, brooder and poultry houses, corn
crib; s5 level acres for wheat. corn. truck
and canning crops. 10-acre wood lot; mile
10 village, 10 min to depot town. cash
market at door; owner reducing holdings,
sacrifices this at $4,000, List other bar
gains mailed free E. s Macdonald,
STRoUT REALTY. Denton, Md.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
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Evening star., 1942-12-13
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~ ~k&..kN
STROUT BARGAINS.
Delaware Country Home. 5000.
LEE HIGHWAY FARM.

% mi. from Washinston, with l mi.
frontage on each side Of highway, 191 acres,
house with new h-wh. system. electricity
and IA baths, Service cottage ,;1I Groom n
beef cattlel. bounded by large stream
Priced for immediate sale, due to owner
illness, at 100000.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
os4o Wilson Blvd Arlington, Va.
CH SS3S Ewes, GIL. 1888.
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MARYLAND COLONIAL
FARM ESTATE

90 mi. from D. C. on hard surface road
B. r, baths, large liv. rm and d. r.
with freplaces; slate roof: servants quar-
ters, full basement, oil heat. double garage. .
. modern tenant houses, bank barn, numer-
Gus outbuildines in best shape: ia a.
adaptable to all types Of farming. river
through property Beautifully situated on
WORTHINGTON REALTY,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Potomac Hunt Club area-109 acres I'M
dairy. hay barracks and other buildings;
bluegrass pasture, Chester loan soil and iie
stream through property. An opportunity
known neiehbornood Price. $4,000.
THEODORE r MENK,s ,w
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AUTO TRUCKS WANrEp.

LATE MODEL TRUCK, exchange lots, car
stone. brick, landscape: work part payment
Box 142-M, Star. =
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

WANTED. dump and stake trucks to de-
llver fuel by the hour or load NO. $500
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE, located at 51s 10th St. ne. Call
National 1900
GARAGE, for rent. in Northwest section;
$40 mo. ia 4762
Evening star., 1942-12-13

ANEL-MERCHANDISE
Trucks availab bic on rental to business Arms:
service includes everything but the driver
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE.
@0l Que ST. NV. North 1911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-01
Detroit
Housing
Refused

The War Production Board Is
unalterably opposed to the con-
struction of additional homes in
this area save of temporary or
barracsk nature. John B. Bland
ford Jr... administrstor Of the ma
tional housing agencies. told Mayor
Jeffries. the mayor revealed today.
Blandford admits. the mayor
said, thta the future looks black
for any more housing here to re-
lieve the shortage. He said he had
fought a losing fight with the
WPB over the issue.
He added that he did not see
any construction OF new homes be-
yond the 24,000 units previously
announced as approved in Wash
ington. 1t has been estimated that
this will cover only half Of De-
troits requirements.