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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM S. HERMAN. Attorney for Plain
tiff, Investment Bids, Washington, d. C.

TN investment Bldg, Washington, d. c.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
-, District Of Columbia Civil Division, Small
Claims and Cancellation Branch REGAL
GtfoTHlNG 81 HRSS S6 ING S,; cooperation plain
C-97586.-oRDER OF PUBLicATIoN IN
AIIACHMENT.-The object Of this suit is
to recover the sum of S3S 90 due and owing
for merchandise. with costs and interest
from January II. l942, and to have judg-
ment OF condemnation of certain property
OF the defendant levied on under attach
ment issued in this suit to satisfy the
gay Of November. ls42; ordered that the
fore the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays. after, the day. Of the
hrst publication OF this order. to defend this
SUIT and show cause why the plaintiff
SHOULD not have Judgment as set forth:
otherwise the suit will be proceeded with
ssni a in g case Of default Provided, that a
week for three consecutive weeks in The
Washington Lazy Reporter and the Wash
4 rue copy; test: EDWARD M CARR.
Clerk. Small Claims and Conciliation
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

grand home. 4533 32nd St. Country
Club Hills. close-in Virginia: open for youl
inspection and sale this week only; 81 9.150
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AllllCSt-NSW COlUllldl DI IlCk,
With nearly an acre of ground I50x24Sp.
fruit trees, shrrbbery. flowers; large living
room, dining room, kitchen. halls and "a
bath. 1st floor: 4 large bedrooms, bath.
End floor; very large noored attic. soace
for 2 rooms and bath; house has not been
pointed up. nor fully decorated For this
reason owner will take $4,000. Location:
Falls Church, Va. c. W. CLEVER CO.,
Arlington. Va.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1924 LEE HIGHWAY.
New limestone front, 20x5O, full base,
ment' oil neat. fuorescent lights: fooc
HGhted drlve-in parking Suitable fol
:sundry and dry cleaning, deltcatessen
tavern; SlOn.
WARWICK MONTGOMERY.
CH SOSO. lll5 Wilson Blvd
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1880.
~ .OUU.
0vy17nr Tra1o cforroc RI

Owner Transferred.
CONVENIENT BETHESDA LOCATION.
Good lot. Br <. Il rooms = lev he'd
room, bath: go heat. ai~-c7NdIti oned;
leSe than two yoarS ole. For apnnirtment
to inspect call Waodlev o3GO un+j1 o D m
EDN, II LONE s co INC
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AMER. UNIV. PARK, S14. 500

room detached brick: bedrooms q
en- 3rd floor. > tile baths, Iavatory 1st
foor' gas heat all rooms of generous size.
One of the very few houses avallab! in
tlock to Government park and pIayeround,
near erado. high and parochial schools.
BOSS & PHELPS tExclusivelvl Ma 1900
ENeEIngS and SUNDAY EN- .;H.2
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SHEPHERD PARK.
S11, $50.

Near Waite Reed Hospital and only /
pix to, fast transportation. this sem.
brick home Is an excellent proposition,
FIRST aoor includes living rm dining rm.,
kitchen and incosed sunroom; 2nd floor
contains bedrms., baths Il room
house can be had by Jan. 18th. For fur
ther information please call Sydney Karr.
WI a"65
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OUT NEXT TO NATURE

, acres, only 3 or 4 miles over D c.
line into Md. commandine marvellous
view. within walking dist of bus and
school Brick residence. in perfect con-
dition, provides 4 or 5 bedrooms and .
baths besides maids quarters. playroom,
lear earaee and outdoor picnic fire.
place. A lovely home. now vacant, where a
large family can really LIVE. Private in
spection BY calling OIL. 110S
PIpIFV SIFpHEp0 rsoo
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BungaloW-Chevy Chase, D. C.
3 Bedrooms and Bath 1st Floor.

It is seldom properties Of this type are
available and any one seeking a beautiful
has 1st-hoor bedroom accommoda tions viii
do well to investigate. 1t is located Just
one ouare off Conn. ave. and convenient to
ehial schools Stone construction. Ain.
furred walls throushout. First-hoor, liv-
ing room. dining room, pantry, tiled kitch-
en-, 3 bedrooms, tile bath, huge living
porch. Second floor, 8 master-size bed
rooms l with running water, tile bath
and storage room. This home was in
the highest standard. reducing upkeep to
a minimum; Features include painted
roof rock wool insulation. adequate closet
SPACE maids room, cold storage room.
AUTOMATIC HEAT, Gear garage Priced
at S2l 600. Seen BY appointment THOS
] FISHER & CO.. INC. Realtors, DI
fSIO or eveninEs call MI Child. GI. SaRl
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$4,000.

TO SETTLE ESTATE-TERMS.
Immediate. possession, must be sold this
week; detached l-story solid stone and
brick house, 1000 fireproof, cost $4,000
to construct. studio-duplex living room,
sun balcony, fireplace, :. bedrooms > baths.
basement, , rooms and bath: also earage
mclosed. with toilet and shower, easily con-
Verted to living quarters; 2-car parking
space: good residential section. schools 20
mlns. to heart of city, bus or streetcar
within view. 1910 Reservoir rd. NV. Or
b34b Trustee on premises
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UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR end TRUSTS
low rates. prompt action; Md, D c., va
MATTHEW x. STONE, Emerson 1903
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
J WALSHE. INC,
1115 Eye ST NV Ma 646s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW BUNa.ALoW, 4 ROOMS AND BATH.
large ia lot 500 , P9r appoinntnmsssnt nnss to
Mr.; s3 CAMP SPRINGS. MD Rms, s.
FREEMAN' Silver a'CH Hil IVA Nd spruce o767:
5-RooM CAPE COD SINGLE HOUSE,
Tom Gans AeT eEi'e owNER s aeSe ssSe s4ss ssss miles
SILVER HILL MD. 3 MILES FROM D. e.
line acres houses, one 4-bedrm. mod
low with cleo water. rented for so5,. In
mediate OCCUPANCY on the larger house.
~ ooV WfSEPN f9 a9 pr0pe5to oo6 H5pe Sss r9 9vasF
II 7047 or Spruce o7s6-M
5RooM HOUSE. HoT-WATFR HEAT,
bath +,a. herdwood floors; in best of condition.
cars; Ia square to schools and convenient
to churchns and stores. Larae lot garage
1T%fa FDWARp D1N BeWyh oWGk sf Ma s2a" Prone
Berwyn 90-J after pm. %
rec. rm., playroom " wood-b burning FIRE
ssss 9 ns9 e9F's ss Bite 1mmsdate Ss e
VA.-1oQ5 10th s.. Mr.. GOVT DEPTs.-
r. and b. bung, ami: vacant: space
se tI5 to top 81 YET Sea for prce big ers S
sF% s;$sS, $s. RyoN e. e5 s,ss y
l
List. shore cottages, acreage, etc.
. COMPLETE APTs., EXCELLENT s-RM
and 2-bath house, 8, rms. and bath on 1st
ny nGGy eaunpsd rms fnd eah o On sna oGF
lot soxsoo with fruit trees; frontins on !!
o in s9d c ss
H es4ySl $40 ony HiS HINES cs soNs M MsaH1y r.aors
exclusive agents. 1890 Lee hwy
/ r-r,v
frame newly reconditioned Deep 10 ioi Tor for
a es b Fl sr ana nsa eedh
rm HINES M NJ soNs nsF9"eH iNc cH realtors as
exclustIe AGENTS 1920 Lee highway.
Diplomats and Officials.
. grand home. 4533 send St, Country
Club Hills close-in Virginia; open for YOUR
inspection and sale this week only; Sl9150.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$3.50.
rooms. close to District line; 22-ft. living
tSo ras srse saoo dns sna sh d s
res Ps Poom e'9ss ah nssa r.pace
poTeh as ns osR heat 0ds@n
susuRN RAIfY IsF1S e. 81
4-BEDRooM AND 2-BATH HOUSE, MOD
acreage available If desired. Price. s1o,5oo.
1-rm. and Q bath house, . acres OF ground
About 90 mi. from Washington Nice home
Tor 's'''s' W. 7'F;l' 8. HoGE. SS;is jr.' 1T.s'0'
1915 LEE HWY. ARL., VA.
CHI 0600.
BRICK CAPE COD,
/ "a blk Lee blvd 1Oc bus: exceptionally
| ia'ge rooms throughout; range and refrig-
orator. d ached ssraee: cxcellent neigh-
horhond; sS' $50, or make offer. CHI. 5llo
Colonial OK. 0515.
AlmCst-New Colonial Brick.
| With nearly an acre of ground n50x24s,
fruit trees, shrrbbery. flowers; large living
| room. dining room, kitchen. halls and "a
| bath. LIST floor large bedrooms, bath.
| end floor: very large hoored attic. soace
| for 2 rooms and bath: house has not been
pointed up, nor. fully decorated. For this
reason owner will take Sl2, 500. Location:
Falls Church, Va. c. W. CLEVER CO.,
Arlington. Va.
NOW VACANT
and II ' frame; rood neishborheod % n,e. 0IlS. lps:
5lk bus a. Make otter. on. Siio. Colo
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MODERN HOME

Splendid location. 1413 18th st NV,
mr.. walter Reed Hospital 6-roo,n detach-
ed brick home. about 4 yrs old: 3 bed
rooms. > tiled baths, insulated air-condi-
toned; garage. Price, S12.150. Exclusive
Shown by appt only Emerson 1890 until
p m. F. A. TWEED CO. 5504 Conn ave
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = NAVY OF
ficer transferred. Chevy Chase. D. c. 6
rooms, baths. Also nearby. 10 rooms ,
baths and rooms. 3 baths. Terms,
$1,000 ca ash. balance monthly FULTON
r. GORDON, owner, 1877 Eye NV, DI
0',3n until pm
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CORNER BRICK

FACING SOLDIERS HOME PARK
Very attractive home, contaInine s large
rms. bath coal heat. screens Wea ther-
strips; rm. for gar Situated above Park rd ,
convenient 10 schools and bus. Price, SIS
80. Evenings, phone Nj. Owen. CO.
Sl66.
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT, IN NICELY
Iurn. once good location. Phone Ma
PHONE CALLS TAKEN FOR DOCTORS
an, ana others Telephone Message Bureau,
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SQUARE TO WIS FIR bulr., aimo:t
new; asbestos siding, slate roof L. r,
lSxll; dinette, kitchen. = moderate -sized
bedrms,, tiled bath tub and sh. Space
on end a. foI > bcdrms. or rec. rm.; oak
frs: air-cond. low-cost gas heat Most
attractive Early possession; $1,000. Di-
rect from owner. OIL. 6S0S. If no answs.,
co TS5r No brokers
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS WANTED,
MONEY 10 LOAN.

PROFITABLE BAcK-RoAD FARM, PREF.
erably stocked and equipped reasona Bile
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OFF WISCONSIN AVE

Seml-det. brick, rooms. bath, porches
| aarage, etc; near stores, schools and trans
portatlon; excellent condition. A home
value that can't be beat, for only $3.50;
terms
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.. ME. 54Oo
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OFFICES FOR RENT
OFFICE ROOMS.

very select rooms. opposite theater
heart of Arlington business section; rate,
reasonable. c. w. CLEVER CO, INC.
Arlington, Va
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED,

WANTED. pickup or stake body truck, a
make or model: I pay cash. Williar
10th and r. l. ave. ne. North S31S.
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broom row house. . bedrooms. ar-con-
ditioned sas heat. About 3 yrs. old. Conv.
ne, location.
JEROME MURRAY
EE 146O. 1881 G ST. NV MI 452a
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THIS WEEK ONLY.
ADJ. NAVAL, rIED. CENTER.

Open for your inspection and purchase
. A Grand home in a Grand location. 1888
32nd ST.. Country Club Hills, cose-in Ar
/ lineton, $1,000.
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SPRING VALLEY

3-bedroom, "-bath home of stone con-
Structlon, on beautiful dead-end street.
less than ! year old and in new house
condition; living room. dining room.
library lavatory and kitchen, maids room
ana beth. '-car built-in garage
w. G. 4 A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO,
4s3o Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464.
ENenlngS. Phone WI iO-
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NOW VACANT

In Arlington, 2it years old. 2.story brick
and frame; good neishborhcod; nice lot.
I PIX bus Make oner. Oh. Slio. Colo.
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HOUSES WAkIEp TO BUY,

Sash cASH6 a6 TO TO- RYs LIN LIE eossEssIoN eSs
ment. % E GARVET, BI 45os Eve and
Sun. GE. 6690. ! Thomas Circle
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN. 2632 Woodley pl. NV. CO 2675
WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND Sc. PROP
500 Ilth st. Sc. franklin 2ioo ----.'"
Arlington. Must be GOOD Investment. What
have you2 Box TX, Star.
HAVE CLIENTS FOR. CLEVELAND PIX,
and nearby Md, with substantial cash
pssSSmnsenats' to purchase homes; $4,000
srty can be sold at the present market
TWEED CO. 55o4 Conn. Con "a ave. e 'A' 9"
HOUSE IN LYON VILLAGE. ARLINGTON
or vicinity Cash If price and location Is
right. Box 6-K, Star.
CHARMING. WELL-BUILT 2 Or BED
TSe% ISoa. house house at{5aetive settins. nj;
All ca sh AID. 1854 or Box 310-E, Star. =
IN AMERICAN, UNIVERSITY PARK.
rooms and bath, near bus, under So
500. KELLEY & BRANNER, DI. 7140;
eve. NO. 2O16.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
1T WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Cap. REALTORS MA 6T3o
CASH FOR D. c. HOUSES FOR COLORED:
brick or frame; no commission Mr. E l..
WILLS. DE l162. EVENINGS. HO. 2s27.
e,,o.,nnAA, on>,rn-~ 90.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

NEAR NEW NAVY HOSPITAL.
New Colonial brick, bedrms, bath, ga
rage. wooded lot; mr.. transports tion and
schools: 81 500. Call Bradley OO36
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RAPID TRANSIT

Insraham ST. cbv 14th Side ached
s rooms, :, baths. maid s room, soepine
porch, oil heat: elec. refs; 2-car sara se
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BRICK CAPE COD,

"a blk Lee blvd, 10c bus: exceptionally
In 'ge rooms throughout; range and refrig-
ator. d. ached .ssraee: excellent neigh
horhond $3.50, or make offer. CHI. 5ll0,
Colonial OK. O515.
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l4l1
$780,.

BETHESDA AREA-S9, $50.
Practically new 3-bedreom brick: . baths
gar. Terms. Appointment only. OIL. 6S61
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RENT-SAVER!.

Well-loc9 ted brick home with finished
Chase G'rdnNs, nr. wis. ave. transp and
Shopp;nG Large, beautiftcd and fenced
a sale at the extremely low prico Of
- 500. It's todav'> best value Cali
Emerson 1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED
CO. 55Ot Conn ave
Evening star., 1942-03-18

charges made his little submersible-
which looks like a toothpick beside
American subs-shake until its
gauges were all smashed. Overhead
passed the churning propellers Of "a
transports, accompanied by IL war
ships and the destroyers following,
remained lingering above him,
depth-charging him for 18 hours.
Smoke Shuts Out Sun.
When charges of picrine had been
laid the flames began their work.
The smoke arising grew from large
to monstrous billows and was carried
westward across Java by high
wind till the long funeral train
spread the entire length of the
shore. Black clouds shut out the
sun and those who had seen the
oil fields OF Tarakan and Balikpapan
(both in Borneo) and Palembang
capital Of Sumatra) destroyed, said
they had never witnessed anything
comparable.
Thus, the Dutch carried out,
punctiliously, Systematically and
with completeness beyond cavil,
the final destruction Of their great
est eastern fortress. Few Of their
naval officers had time even to
see their families. A train was
waiting to take them to Tjilatjap.
Their wives and children are in Jap
hands-and some are known to be
dead-but their war goes on.
(Copyrisht. 1912, Chicago Daily News. Inc.)
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Jap. Museum in Singapore
Shows Conquest Relics
Py the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated fTeSS.
TOXIC From japanese Broad
casts, March 18-Japanese auth
critics are establishing in Singa-
pore a special museum to contain
relics Of their conquest Of that for
mer British stronghold, dispatches
from Singapore said yesterday.
One of the exhibits will be the
tables and chairs used at the meet
ing at the Ford motor plant at
which 1t. Gen. A. E. Percival, the
British commander, surrendered to
Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita. This
will be an oriental counterpart to
the famous railway car of Marshall
Foch, scene of the German sur
render in 1918 and the French
capitulation in 1910, now displayed
in Berlin.
The dispatches also said the statue
Of Sir Stamford Raffles, the empire
builder who won Singapore for the
British empire in 1919. would be re-
moved from Raffies Square in the
heart Of the city and placed in the
Raffles museum.
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Bids for Additions
At3 County Schools
Approved by Board
Roy, Bradbury Heights and
SuitIond Work to Be
Finished in $50 Doys

The Prince Georges County School
Board yesterday approved bids for
additions to three county school
buildings. The bids must be finally
approved by the Defense Public
Works Division Of the Public Works
Agency.
l.. ]. Keller of Jefferson, Md, was
the low bidder on a seven room and
library addition to the J. Enos Ray
School. His bid was $59,285 Other
bids approved were 9,285 for a
five-room addition to the Bradbury
Heights School by the Joseph Light
Construction Co. Of Washington and
$54, ,760 by the Robert Martin Co. of
Washington for addition of seven
rooms and library to the Suitland
School.
Work will be started as soon as
final approval has been given,
Nicholas Orem, county superintend-
ent of schools, declared. Time limit
for construction is $50 calendar days
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Dutch Reduced Soerobojo Base
To Complete, Smoking Ruins
Scores Of $500 Radio Tubes Smashed
Like Wine Glasses Before Jops Arrived

each time attacking, as is the jap
habit. from a different direction
like spokes running in toward the
hub of a wheel, with the careful
synchronization characteristic of
Jap raids.
The first flames from the Mon
day demolition told the Japs that
destruction was afoot upon a far
greater scale than they could &C
complish, and they took their bombs
elsewhere.
Drydocks Destroyed.
With cotton in their ears, the ma
val police first destroyed the coastal
guns, exploding dynamite within
the barrels. The drydocks were a
harder problem. First, the pumps in
all were destroyed. The 50-ton little
dock for the use of seaplanes was
quickly demolished Next. two float
ing drydocks of 1000 and 5000 tons
were disabled - they are SO heavy
nothing on earth can float them
and sunk. A l,500-ton floating dry
dock proved a harder nut, because,
not being so heavy, it was unsuitable
after the pumps were ruined.
A disabled Dutch destroyer was
placed inside. Eventually. the sides
were blown open with bombardment
shells from the submarine drydOck,
then it sank.
Next came the 4.OOO-ton drydock
located at Perak A disabled Allied
destroyer was placed within. Water
was allowed to enter causing the
destroyer to turn slowly upon its
side and sink within the drydock.
Then the drydock itself was sub
merged, both sinking together to
eternal rest on the sea bottom inside
their harbor home.
Big Hangars Blasted.
At exactly 10 o'clock the pyrotech-
nical magazines on the island Of
Madura were blown. in 62 huge con-
cusSions. An AFRAID warning was
sounded before the explosion began
in order that all precautions would
be taken to protect children against
the blasts, which, 1t was thought,
might get out Of control Five
great hangers, long mother sheds
for the American Navy's P. B. Y.
flying boats, were blasted. The
engine workshop, after the lathes
and motors were all smashed. blew
heavenward Once 1000 of the
bases 5000 men worked there.
Torpedo magazines holding from
500 to 600 torpedo shells each were
exploded individually, while N. E.
submarine commanders-only the
night before forced to the sea bot
tom by cavalcades of destroyers
preceding Jap convoys-watched
with set faces. One submarine COM
mander told your correspondent
that he had lain upon the sea floor
in $50 feet Of water, from O'Clock
on Saturday until noon on Sunday.
while almost continuous depth
Evening star., 1942-03-18

50 that the additions will Be ready
for occupancy September /.
Construction will start In . few
days on four new schools in the
county for which bids were approved
last week. Mr.. Orem added. Three
schools-Forestville, Lanham and
Wildecroft-are to be built by Chap
pelle, Mccall and Herring Of WASH
ington at cost Of $182 500. The
Ager road school will be erected by
r. F. Bell Of Hyattsville, whose bid
was $50, ,178.
The board also approved the
action OF the County Commissioners
yesterday in revising the diphtheria
regulations for county public schools
to include all students.
Evening star., 1942-03-18
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Armada Loses
10 New Haven
Second Victory
For Foundrymen

New Ravens Foundrymen
last night trekked to Armada
and returned home with their
second basketball victory of the
season, winning handily 54-23.
The New Haven cagers were
ahead in every period, with
scores of 1913, 1874, lis, and
lis.
The Foundrymen's center, Ed
die Podolan, with Is points, was
the high point man of the game,
followed by forwards Alvin
Morris, with nine, and Jack
Metz, with eight.
Bob VanNorstrand, Armada
forward, took scoring honors for
his squad with nine points. The
Foundrymen guards, Benny
Kjerrumgaard and Walter Lee,
turned in nice defensive per-
formances.
The second team also came
out ahead, 29-18, with guard
Willard Goulette the high point
man with Ia tallies.
Capac and New Haven are
tied up for the leadership of the
Little Six League with two vic
tories apiece. and indications are
that the final race will find
these two teams fighting it out.
The New Haven aggregation is
coached by Superintendent Ed
ward Siefert.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Webe Leaves
Dough for Ice;
Joins Hanks

CHICAGO, Dec. 19 - (P) -
Art Wiebe, veteran Chicago
Blackhawk defense man, was
scheduled to report to manager
Paul Thompson for hockey duty
today after several weeks OF ne
gotiations.
Wiebe found his bakery bust
ness at Vermilion, Alberta, Can
ada, too pressing to leave and
rejoin the Hawks this season,
but he finally got someone 10
take his place.
Making room for Wiebe on the
squad, Thompson sold Joe
Meta, recruit from Kansas City
of the defunct American Asso-
citation, to the Cleveland Barons
of the American League.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-19
Competitive
Games FAVORED
BY Everybody

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. 10
-(R-University of Michigan
athletic officials don't k n w
what is going to happen to inter-
collegiate sports under the War
Manpower Commissions new
plan, but on one key point they
have some strong feelings.
From Athletic Director Her
bert o. (Fritz) Crisler right
down through the staff there is
unanimous opinion that COM
petitive games should be con-
tinued on an inter-campus ba-
sis.
These men are also sure that
intercollegiate football and 9TH
er sports of the kind seen here
last year are q thing of the
past. It'll have to be something
new and different for the dur
alton of the war.
Americas campuSes OF the
future will be little more than
Army and Navy training camps.
Every man will be in uniform,
on active duty, drawing gov
eminent pay, eating government
food, studying military SUBJ
jects, and under the command
of military officers. A "univer-
sity" will consist largely of
number of small military train
ing schools"