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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

from the sidelines He was
accompanied by p. M. Thomas,
famed in legend as the Treas
urer' John Driver formerly
John DrebeckD played with Hunk
Anderson Both hit long ball,
but too frequently they found the
long rough John had a most
distressing 90, while Hunk was
around in 81 with a 6s .. Gus
Dorais played in fivesome that
included George Dufour of ST.
Theresa Gus had 95 too
many 6's and rs "a. Dufour ran
blockade of hecklers on the
tenth hole and finished with big
8 But he still came home
with IS to be among the leaders
-. Grant Ilseng. the big shotgun
man, was second to the leaders
with an 81 /. He finished with
three straight Dis, a notable golf
NReutenant Commander Harry
Kipke, U. S. N. r.. presided at
the dinner Kipke said he
finally had a job where he could
offer the boys room, board and
a little spending money without
running afoul of the authorities
And for the first time in my
life l have joined with Ohio folks
i'm proselyting" Among those
he introduced were three lieuten-
ants from Crosse lie Naval Air
Base, Lieutenants Caldwell Of
Yale, Brennan of Michigan and
Gallagher OF William and Mary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
New!sonn Blanks
Red|egs, 20
continued from Fir,t Sport Pagel

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
Upton got both hands on Peewee
Reese's low liner but lost the ball
as he fell forward and Vaughan
scored from second.
Joe Beggs took over for Gin
cinnati in the ninth and walked
the first man up, Johnny Rizzo.
Frenchy Bordagaray ran for Rizzo
and reached third when Joe Med
wick singled. Ray Starr relieved
Beggs and famed Dolph Camilli.
Max Marshall made a running
catch of Mickey Owens foul,
Bordagaray scoring.
With two on. Newsom had his
first test in the second, but he
famed Frank Kelleher and Ray
Lamanno. Damon Phillips doubled
with one out in the eighth and
Newsom walked Lonnie Frey. but
escaped trouble when Eddie Joost
grounded into a double play.
The hot-footed Cardinals re-
NAMED Az games behind the
Dodgers. banking the Giants. TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Baker Loses His EDGE to Mccarthy

Joe Mccarthy result of the Yankees recent 3game rout
Of the Tigers now tops Al victories to As Before
series Baker was the only American League who
had an edge ON the New York pilot Tom Kuzma star Mchi-
gan back spent the life guard at municipal bath
ing beach in city, Gary, nd the same town wnich
son, Tom Harmon 70 Michigan ought be quite
sangerst between Larry MacPha Leo Durocher
and Buck Newsom Cleveland nearly blocked the Roy Cullen
bne deal They say Clark Griffith promised the Indians he
would give them Bruce Campbell keep them quiet Imagine
hitting the baseball jackpot after of struggling Cullen
shouted after being sold to the Yankees AND always
bonng N he with the Yankees" Culenbine will be % on
October passed the 100000 attendance
mark for year at the Yankee Stadium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
UPSET THE DOPE

WAY back in 1888, Wade brought
great Duke team down 10 its
final game indicated and united.
The Blue Devils seemed Rose Bowl
bound for the first time But a
pass-crazy gang of fttnging fools
from North Carolina upset the
hope and the Blue Devil band
wagon, and Columbia got the Rose
Bowl ticket.
Six years later, when Duke
finally made the Rose Bowl game.
Syade's Blue Devils went down 10
hrt-breaking defeat as South
California struck through the
air TO wrest victory from defeat
in the final as seconds.
Last New Years Day, in Wade's
last gridiron appearance as a CT
MILAN. a barrage Of passes by Ore
gon State again filled his heart
with woe. In Detroit he will have
10 face again that same Bob Deth-
bnan. fancy passing tailback who
tossed those game winning aerials
for Oregon. Bob is now men,
Der of the Lions. Dethman will
be making his debut with the club
since he played in two All-Star
games before joining the Lions.
LIONS PASS, TOO
Indications from Bill Edwards
Lions training camp. would have
one believe that the Lions. too.
| will fill the air with passes. Tommy
Colella. rookie halfback from
Canisius. and Harry Hopp, vet
Gran Nebraska star. with Deth-
man. gives the Lions a good toss
| ing trio.
A soldier now, Wade saw his
tory repeat only last Sunday as
Sammy Baugh bedevilled Wade's
All-Army squad with his poison
Gus pitching paw, completing %
out of 80 losses. True. this was
one of the great Baugh's most bril-
liant performances. But a porous
Army pass defense had something
10 do with il. too.
No wonder Wade was busy
mending his anti-aircraft fences
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Embryo Champs
Fight Tonight
Continued from First Sport Page)

~" OPO'' -
although the local welterweight
probably will be the betting IA
vorite.
When Edgar suffered his first
defeat last week. by Jack La
Motta. New York middleweight, II
was the first time he'd gone 10
rounds. Pelaia has gone the dis
lance time and again and includes
in his record a victory over Car
men Notch. who decisioned the
former lightweight champion, Lew
Jenkins, here a week ago.
Sharing top billing is another
Hereunder between Tommy va
rosz. brother of the former middle
weight champion. Teddy Yarosz,
and Curly Denton of Cincinnati.
It's n first appearance for Tommy,
but Denton made his debut here
May in losing a decision TO Joe
10th,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Kasaboski, Jensen
TdngIe on Mat Card

Babe" Kasaboski and Leo
Jensen meet in the main wrestling
bout of the weekly mat show IN
st. Joan of Arc Hall, Crosse
Pointe, tonight. The match was
postponed from last week when
Jensen was unable to fulfill his
end of the engagement because
of illness. Other bouts: Rufus
Jones VS.. Walter Roxy and Dale
Haddock VS.. Billy Venable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

Short Sport stuf-Roy Cullenbne Yankee, won't get
much golf The Yankees don't in much for the
airway stuff Asked why Yankees waived Buck New
enabling the Dodgers to obtain the veteran hurer
Senator's President Ed Barrow reported replying:
That fellow Mccarthy manager Joe Mccarthy
crazy Detroit Arena Gardens promoter
promoting in Portland Ore has wired Harvey Duos an
offer to meet Henry Armstrong in the northwest metropolis late
this month can't accephe expects to be the Cana
dian navy by that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Royal Oak Show
Attracts j43 Dogs
BY DON GILES

boxers. %; beagles, IS; pointers
and Irish settlers, II each.
The Royal Oak show will be
held in the Farmers Market
Building and the Pontiac show in
the Municipal Market Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
SHOULD REPEAT

Yarosz won split decision from
Denton last April and there's no
reason why he shouldn't repeat
the victory, although it's probable
the bout will 60 the distance.
The card stands as advertised
with one exception. Glib Jones of
Cincinnati will replace Harold
Hazlett. stablemate Of Pelaia. as
an opponent for Charlie Hayes in
one of the six-round supporting
bouts.
Hazlett, who defeated Russ Bax-
ter in a bout at Hickey Park,
Pittsburgh, Monday. was found 10
be not in condition TO fight to-
night. A leg injury. which showed
up in training this week, was the
cause.
The bouts are scheduled to begin
AZ $40 n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Defroiter ToIes Now in Brazil

Roscoe Toes Detroit heavyweight who has been fighting in
South America for than in Brazil where he
will box for the Brazilian Red Cross after which he will
Buenos Aires help instruct boys to be instructors in the
Argentine Toes has had eight fights South America
He six and drew the other His victories include two
wins Alberto Lowell Buenos Aires Negro and two
Arturo Godoy, the Chilean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
SPORTS
from First Sport Page)

"Ony geniuses allowed that number-ke and
Carl Hubbel."
Johnny Corsica at Trouts heels.
"You look siller than to me- Gomez" he said.
Gomez nodded
"An right" said But coming you, that's funny
Don't brighten the bat boys the dark under the stand
of those kids gets look puss the dark he will faint
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Checkup Of Garden Drains
Nav Avert Basement Flood

It's Just about time to take few
minutes off to see that the garden
drains are cleared of debris and
are in good working order.
Constant hosing of the garden
and the numerous rains at this time
of year leave papers. and children's
toys may have rolled into the out
door drains. A checkup to see that
they are not clogged may avert an
indoor or basement flood.
Most outside drains are con-
structed to carry off all garden and
ordinary storm water when in good
working order. But if the children
have amused themselves by poking
things into the outlet, or the gar
dener has swept the debris down
the drain 1t will not be operating
when the next deluge hits.
Remove the top plate this usually
lifts right out, or may have two
bolts to hold it In place., clear out
the leaves and rubbish on top and
run a wire or bar down into the
drain until you are sure it is clear.
You then may be reasonably sure
the basement and garden will not
be flooded after the next thunder
storm.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Realtors Will Cooperate
With 0PA on Rent Control

The National Association of Real
Estate Boards has assured the Office
of Price Administration that realtors
throughout the Nation will Coop
crate with the rent control section
Ito administer the rent control law
effectively and equitably.'
An association statement disclosed
that the Realtors Washington Com
mittee made it clear to the OPA
that the realtors of the country
fully support the effort of the Fed
eral Government to prevent inf1a-
ton and any act of the Government
that is component part Of sound
economic war policy.
The association is maintaining the
Washington committee to:
l. Analyze the factors involved in
establishing the maximum rent
dates chosen for the defense rental
areas already named. Of actual
proved data would indicate that the
date chosen for the freezing rents
for any particular community was
unfair and uneQuitable effort will
be made by the OPA to modify this
action)
2. Seek warranted rent adjust
ment where operating expenditures
have materially increased in rental
defense areas.
3. Assemble representative data
on the increased cost of operation
and management of property of diff
ferent rental classiflcations in an
effort to maintain on a sound basis
the proper operation of all classes Of
properties.
f. Present to the Rent Control Di-
vision recommended amendments to
the regulations.
5. Act as clearing house for in
formation to realtors.
6. Cooperate with the control divi-
sion to obtain competent, unpreju-
diced local rent control directors.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
The Home Clinic
Protection of Wall Poper Emphasized;
Suggestions for Cleaning Offered
By MARGARET NOVEL;.

There is so much time and
thought given to the quality, design
and color of wall coverings, not to
mention the vast sums of money in
vested in them. that it seems strange
so little effort is made to protect
them.
A little "after care" not only
lengthens the life but mellows the
texture of these surfaces. Smoke,
gases. moisture and dust take their
toll of walls and ceiling just as they
do draperies, rugs and upholstered
pieces. Spots require special care as
well as the usual weekly cleaning.
A llong handled, soft-haired, wall
brush should be used to give a
weekly cleaning. The attachment on
your vacuum cleaner may be used, or
a clean, soft flannel bag tied around
the end of dry mop is excellent.
1t must be Immediately clean, how
ever
In the best run homes accidents
will happen to wallpaper. Ink,
furniture polish, children's finger
marks are merely a few of the COM
moner varieties of blemish. One
grease spot will spread until the ap-
pearance of the whole wall is ruined.
Good Cleaners Available.
It is good to know that several
good wall and wallpaper cleaners
are available to help us out now
that it is difficult to get new work
done. There is also protective
film which may be put on over new
wallpaper or new paint.
Evening star., 1942-07-18

is required. as the weight and con-
struction provide permanent, rigid
setting All you need is AZ inches OF
space along two walls, Nicely de-
tailed, the units are available either
unfinished at $4330 or painted in
one of 18 colors at $4810.
If at any time 1t is decided to use
the corner cabinets to store large,
tall objects, the revolving part of
the shelves can be removed.
New Coating for Rubber.
If the sight of cracked and bruised
automobile tires has been filling you
with misgivings as to how much
longer they would hold out, the
synthetic-coating family has come
to the rescue with a flexible black
coating which, applied to the side
walls, seals cracks and blemishes
that can be the cause of SO much
trouble.
The ingredients are the manufac-
turer's secret, but there is no secret
about what it will do in retardine
deterioration of rubber by protecting
it from the damaging effects of sun
moisture and dirt. 1t is impervious
to water, oil and gasoline, and al
ways remains elastic.
The life of any rubber article car
be prolonged with a coat of this ma
terial. Use it on garden hose, over.
shoes, rubber door mats, automobile
floor mats and running board mats
You can apply the rubber pre-
servative with an ordinary paint
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Volume Of Permits
|For Building in D. {.
Decreases in Week
$4,000 Project
To Be Erected by
ADA Is Included

Though below the volume of last
week, the number of building per-
mits issued this week gave a good
indication of the city's development
because of the large influx of Gov
ernment workers. Most of the prof.
ects were for repairs and new build
ing in the field under ST 900. Those
issued by Robert H. Davis, building
inspector, include the following:
The Alley Dwelling Authority
1900 E street NE, owner and de-
signers; to erect four 2-story con-
crete masonry fiat dwellings GA
units, 1165-1175, 1177-1187, 1913
1928, 1201-1211, 1317-1327 Fort
Stevens road Sc; to cost 500, 900.
Hygee Development Co., Inc, 1909
Harrison street NV, owner and
builder: E. c. McConchie, designer;
to erect three 2-story masonry apis,
2829- -2833-2837 Naylor street; to cost
s27, 900.
District of Columbia. owner;
Municipal Architect, District Bldg i
designer; to erect one 1-story frame,
cement, asbestos board siding, A.
room temporary school; Davis
School, H street at Forty fourth
place Sc; to cost $47,750.
Mabel M. Beall, 1917 Maple View
place Sc, owner; Alfred Kaufman
Co, 1918 w street Sc, builder;
Earl Won Reichenbech, 2111 Nichols
avenue Sc, designer; to erect one
2-story brick and frame residence
addition, 1917 Maple View place
Sc; to cost $4,000.
Joseph Sita, 408 D street NE,
owner and builder; John M. Hallett
designer; to make repairs, 408 D
street NE; to cost $575.
Archie Thomas, owner; Willie
Crump, 5125 Aster place Sc.
builder; j. H. Hudge, designer; to
erect one l-story brick residence,
1855 B street Sc; to cost $500.
Michael O'Connor, 1900 Longfel-
low street NV, owner; Frank
Turner, 407 Grandvill drive, Md,
builder; to make repairs, 1900 Long
fellow street NV; to cost $500.
Harry Burka, 2111 Nichols avenue
Sc, owner; Alfred Kaufman, 1918
w street Sc, builder; Earl Won
Reichenbech, designer; to make re-
pairs, $50 Seventh street Sc; to cost
81, 900.
Robert w. Savage, 813 Union
Trust Bldg, owner; Pringle Const.
Co., Bond Bldg, builder; Joe Harry
(see PERMITS, Page BID
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Nv ELIZABETH GORDON.

A new f-contained corner-cab-
met unit just developed seems an
excellent and attractive way of gain
ing kitchen storage closets and at
the same time utilizing what often
is waste space. The unit is partic-
ularly usable because its shelves are
revolving, taking full advantage OF
the corner position and providing a
commodious place where one can
see at a glance the location of the
contents.
The cabinets, substantially con-
structed of pine, contain two three
quarter circle shelves, well braced to
keep from sagging even when
heavily loaded. The shelves are at
tached to an 'L"-shaped pair of
doors so that the unit may be opened
from either side A practical fea-
ture of the shelves is the safety
rim which prevents utensils from
sliding off.
There are no complicated adjust
ments in installing the unit. Just
place it in the corner. No fastening
Evening star., 1942-07-18
| How to Reach
| New Silver Star
| DWELLING

The latest Silver Star home is
located at 8215 Meadow lane in the
Rock Greek Forest development Just
off the East-West highway.
To reach it from the downtown
area. drive to the end of Sixteenth
street, turc left on the East-West
highway and down the hill nearly
to the entrance to Rock Greek Park.
The Rock Greek Forest suburban
develoumeGt is on the left side of the
road. On turning into the main
entrance To- the place go one block
and turn right to the first inter-
section and again turn right. The
home is half block down the hill
Aside from the Rock Creek Park
approach, GO out Wisconsin avenue
to the junction with the East-West
highway, turn right down the hill
to the Rock Creek Forest suburban
location. turn right up the hill and
right again to Meadow lane.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
New Corner Cabinet UtiIizes
OH-Wosted Kitchen Space
Revolving Shelves DispIoy Contents
OfSeIf- Contained Unit at Glance

brush. 1t dries quickly to a mat
finish which keeps its resiliency. For
little over a dollar you can buy
pint, sufficient to protect both sides
of five average tires.
Evening star., 1942-07-18

This is a clear liquid which does
not change the paper, wall color or
texture. In fact. once it has dried
it is impossible to tell that it has
been used. 1t keeps all marks from
penetrating into the paper or paint.
Paper or wall may be washed in
the usual way, but the protective
film also is removed. 1t may be put
back on again as soon as the wall is
dry. This is ideal for the fine, ex-
pensive papers whose first cost and
decorative asset should make them a
lifetime investment.
Whether paint is applied to plaster
or wallboard, 1t may be washed sue
cessfully if many clean cloths are
used and the water changed con-
stantly. The secret of it is a good,
mild paint soap which obviates hard
scrubbing and working on a small
area at a time which is washed,
rinsed and dried Immediately. This
should be done with an up-and-
down stroke which completely over
laps the washed area so that there is
no streaking.
Damp Spots Hard to Remove.
Mold and damp spots are among
the worst offenders in this climate.
Though these are difficult to remove,
Co. rI011Y, ~r yH,r~ 49, ~
Evening star., 1942-07-18
New Silver Star Home Exhibit
OPENS in Rock Creek Forest
Six-Room Dwelling
Has Two Baths and
Attached Garage

A new Silver Star Home today
has been selected and opened for
inspection. Located at 82l5 Meadow
lane in Rock Creek Forest. Md, it
is Of Colonial type and includes six
rooms. two baths and an attached
garage.
The Silver Star Home Committee
Ia selecting the home was attracted
by its moderate price for the land
and living space as we'll as the fine
building construction. The commit
tee noted the conservation of hall
ways while full access Is given to all
upstairs rooms. The detached home
in. the suburbs also Is notable for its
individual features as compared
with other nearby dwellings,
The Rock Creek Forest develop
ment by Sam Fig has featured indi-
viduality for each home, giving con-
trast to living units. Located on a
hillside just off the East West high
way the home is on a 78 by 106
foot lot.
The residence features side
porch, sheltered front entrance and
an overhead sliding door for the ga
rage. This place also has a decided
architectural mark in that the roof
peak is broken by an offset which
adds attractively to the exterior.
Close to Shopping Area.
Landscaping was handled by Ollin
l. Patton of Colesville, Md. This
added much to the general beauty
of the residential street which
makes a gradual sweep down the
hill to the main highway.
The residence is located midway
between Chevy Chase and the upper
end of Sixteenth street and is fairly
close to schools, stores and shopping
centers.
For those without cars. the COM
munity is serviced by inter- urban
buses running on frequent schedules.
In addition. there is large play
area in Rock Creek Park a few
blocks away. Also, the main Beach
drive through the park into town
begins short way down the East
West highway. Adequate transpor-
tation also is provided by the Wis
consin avenue streetcar line and the
Georgia avenue bus service in Sill
yer Spring.
The home features four large win
dows on the top floor front to pro-
vide adequate ventilation and light
ing. The roofing is of heavy-duty
Flintkote with tight joints designed
to be westher-repellent under Wash
ington conditions. The entire de-
velopment gives an Old World effect
In that each roof is of different
shade. thus providing a variety of
color for background, while main
tanning high building standards,
which include copper flashings.
Wood Burning Fireplace.
Waterproof paper has been laid
between sub and finish floor on the
first and second stories, as we'll as
between snea thing and wood siding
on the exterior frame walls.
A notarle feature is the durable
plasterng, which is of Rocklath,
covered with two coats of plaster,
one coat o. hardwall and one coat
OF white troweled to a smooth finish
The interior angles have metal cor
nerites, while exterior angles have
metal reads.
The living room is given a de-
lightful touch by a woodworking
fireplace which faces toward the
main entrance. Inner hearth jambs
and sides are of friedrich, while the
outer hearth and facing is of speci-
(See SILVER STAR, Page B-4.)
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Cracked Finish Used
For Table Tops

A table top can be decorated at
tractively through the use of a two
color cracked finish. Special
crackle paints can be obtained or
ordinary prepared enamels can be
used The bottom color of the COM
bination is applied to the surface
and allowed to dry but not to become
too hard before the second color is
put on.
The bottom color should be slow
drying enamel and the top one a
quick drying one When the COM
plete job dries. the top color being
quicker and less elastic than the
bottom one, checks and cracks,
showing the bottom color in the
background.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Prince Georges Building
$2,862,310 for 1912

Total cost of private construction
In Prince Georges Countys Metro
politan area for the first six months
of 1912 amounted to $2,862, $40, ac-
cording to Herbert Roby, building
inspector.
There were 918 permits issued, of
which 610swere for ne-family dwell
ings. Only 5000 covered apart
ment house developments.
The largest projects included the
buildings of the Southern Oxygen
Co. in Bladensburg district, costing
sos 800: the air track manufactur-
ing defense plant, $4,000. in College
Park; restaurant in Brentwood,
$4,000. and private hospital in
Riverdale, costing $50,000.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Cement Hardener.

Dusting off Of concrete floors Is
fairly common problem-usually
caused by insufficient cement in the
floor mixture or improper installa-
ton. But you don't have to put up
with it, for it can be remedied by
applying a cement hardener to the
floor. These hardeners penetrate
the surface of the concrete. chang
ing it's component parts into one
solid mass and producing dense
ness that is permanent and dust
free.
A new penetrating, transparent
liquid not only dustproofs but also
makes the concrete floor waterproof
and crumbleproof, thus greatly in
creasing it's resistance to traffic and
preventing the formation of ruts and
holes which are great dust catchers.
This hardening compound is easily
applied. Put the liquid into pail
or watering can. Flush 1t on the
floor and slosh it around evenly with
a long handled broom or brush.
Allow the treated area to dry. Then
mop with plain water. Continue
application until the concrete will
not absorb any more. This requires
one to three coats, depending ON
the porosity of the concrete.
The transparent liquid can be used
successfully also on walls and is
equally effective on new or old in
terror or exterior walls or floors Of
concrete, granite, brick or stucco.
1t is an excellent binder. too, for
surfaces that are to be painted. for
(See GORDON, Page BAD