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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
DUBS AS GAME AS THEY COME

Robinson deserves Ia rank with the great great
Negro don't forget that of the
fighters the ring has produced Negroes Men
Peter Jackson, George Nixon and many Others
right to Joe Louis"
Butler famed University of Detroit trainer who has
all of the past 30 was warm
Detroit boy who is the uncrowned
the weerweghts When encountered him Saturday
afternoon he the bounding enthusiasm Of real
fight who has just Of the greats in action.
Robinson still youngster II he continues to improve.
of the greatest OF them ALL He's got the
natural equpment-speed power coordination and footwork
He's murderous continues take his boxing
seriously he has done the past there's telling how far
he will co."
Then with characteristic thoughfulness Dad commented
upon game made by Harvey Dubs the Motor City
who fell before Robinsons failing fists at Olympia
Friday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Dubs Doesn't Know How to Quit

IL don't think that of realized what really great
Dubs He took everything that Robinson could
him the better part Of six rounds and he always
kept coming When McCeland stopped the fight
the sixth Dubs probably the only in the place who
thought should continue He just refused to admit defeat
THAT fellow simply doesn't know how to quit. you will
look Robinsons record both amateur and
fssiona you that Dubs had to have lot Of stuff to
that long He's fighter but he just happened to be
against Of the best the weerweght division has
known.
"Pve lot of courageous fighters in the past so
years 60 fighting when the bones in their
badly broken that had to cut their gloves
of when the fight I've 60 fighting
when their and swollen that they couldn't
their foes. I've lot Of men, but I've never
any than Dubs showed Friday night"
Coming from of the most knowing fight men of ou
time this praise indeed Dubs is the sort of whose spirit
long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Roy Meyer Steps U p a Rune

Roy Meyer, former Nore Dame basketball ace and more
recently Dr. George Keogan able assistant the South Bend
school, gets deserved boost with his selection head basket
ball coach at DePau University Meyer stepped tough spot
when he called in Doctor Keogan early the
1e4O41 campaign Illness drop his
Irish mentor and for while the Notre Danes
noundered around without leadership.
Meyer acting Doctor Keogan assistant in direct charge
OF the club brought the around surprising fashion He
through the 1912 All
acquainted with the kabe Mr.. Meyer pleased
see that his good work has been rewarded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Buckeyes 3-Hitter
Stops Spartan 9

EAST LANSING. April 49,
Ohio State captured its second VIC
tory over Michigan State today as
Pitcher Johnny Lohrey scattered
three hits among the Spartans for
a 81 triumph.
The Buckeyes tailed their win
ming run in the seventh inning
after two were out on two-base
error and a single. The Spartans'
only runs came in the third on two
errors, a walk and an infield out.
r n r
Ohio state O2O 600 1908
Michigan state OO2 600 00O-2 , 4
Lohrey and Mass; Jones and Fornarf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Bill Brown Wins
3-Wdy Skeet Tie
By Cut Of Gard
Joy and Decker Also
Break so Targets
in Red Run Shoot

Whether he knows IL or not.
Henry Ford has one man in his
organization who can do more
than talk automobiles. His name
is Bill Brown and he proved his
ability Saturday on the skeet
fields OF Red Run Golf Club by
breaking so clay targets out OF a
possible so.
His mark, however, was not the
only perfect score recorded during
the 10 hours of shotgun shooting
during the clubs annual Invita-
tional Skeet tournament. Henry
B. Joy Jr., whose name is synony-
nous with skeet shooting, and
Jerry Decker, Detroit tavern
operator, tied with Brown.
To settle the. three-way tie they
cut cards. Result. Brown won.
The competition was not con-
fined TO the top ranking skeet
shots. Pete Quick of Romeo was
alone in the winning of the Class
A title. He broke 49 out of so. just
one target ahead of Willard Mo-
simmer, who finished with AZ.
Class B honors went to Walter
Rawlings of Greenville, with AZ.
In the Class c race, Art Queh1
connected with Al, while OweN
Smith, the old fox OF Algonac, hit
46. c. w. Bates won the Class d
trophy, with 43, and John Andrews
was second with 40.
Walter Hagen led the golfing
brigade with As out OF so, but his
supporters let him down badly.
when Mortie Dutra connected with
only 35 of the flying clays. Chuck
Kocsis splashed "a OF the so he
shot at.
scores-Brii Faysrwsather 80; Ralph
Meyers, az: John MeMsnus. 4s; Bobby
Odds. 46: Owen Smith. 4s. Franz Zim-
merii 46: Clarence steffes. 4s: Dave
lNyman, 40: T.. II. Graft. 49, Mickey Nc
Broom, 46 George Dunlap, IS; Frank
Willis. as: Mat Haskin, as: Bud Russello.
as; Paul Cough. as: Tom Fiber, as: Waller
Hagen. as Jay McMuller. ~ Marvin
HEIDI. "a: r. W. Smith. ~: C w. Smith.
-; X 7u R An:R, 6 T. w, pru'sins "i
Karr. AZ Ed Griffith, 80 c }. Eberly.
~; u. p. Allen. ~. Walter TuIbert, 80;
Mickey MeBrook IS; Il. II. Craft ga;
Carl futile -. Al Riley, AZ c W Bates.
-; J. 3. Andrews. 90; r. n. Woodruff. 81,
V. d. Day, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, April 1S.-Classes
once taken by football players and
other athletes at the University Of
Michigan as the easy" turned
into the most important as this
great nation moved from a peace
time TO a wartime basis. Military
training. good for credit by not
requiring too much time or effort
now keeps the lads drilling in place
of taking part in athletic practice.
Last night only a handful OF
players turned out for spring foot
ball practice. And most Of these
appeared on the scene later than
was their habit in other years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
'Georgetown's Rally
Beats Michigan Nine

WASHINGTON. April 1s.--
Georgetown dented the plate four
times in the eighth inning here
today TO hand Michigan's baseball
team an even split in its four-game
southern jaunt, rs.
The Wolverines were leading 5-3
after Davie Nelson clouted home
run with one on in the third frame.
and Wayne Christensen doubled
home three men in the sixth. But
the Hoyas worked pitcher Irv
Bonn for three walks, a double
and four runs in the eighth 10
clinch the contest.
Michigan O02 OO3 O0o--S 1
Georgetown 02O 0i0 04N-1 n
Boim. Savage and Harms: Klsckslmsn
and Costello.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Pirates Rise
To Tie for Lead

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April rs
CUP). - Ken HeintZelman south
paved the Pittsburgh Pirates into
a first place tie with Boston in the
National League race today by
holding the st. Louis Cardinals to
five hits and winning a 3-to-0
battle from Ernie White before a
chilled crowd of 5,945 fans. 1t was
the second straight decision for
the BUGS over the Cardinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Hold SofibalI Meeting

The Municipal Open Softball
League will hold meeting
Wednesday at the athletic office,
department of parks and recrea-
ton. 5O4 Elmwood avenue. at
p. m. Contracts for players and
their rules and regulations per
tanning 10 The league will be dis
cusSed. Managers wishing 10 enter
team In the league may do 50
az this meeting. For information
CAL FL 3S40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Ladies' Day Thursday
AT Briggs Stadium

The Detroit Baseball Company
announces that Ladies Day tickets
for next Thursday at Briggs
Stadium will be available at the
ticket Offices after 8 a. m. Mon.
day. The office closes at 4:0t
p. m. Tickets are 25 cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

.Batted for Borowy In eighth inning.
Boston 600 010 400-s
New York 600 900 0I0-l
Runs--D, DiMasgio. Pesky, Williams.
Tabor. Terry. selkirk. Errors-Dickey, Rix-
xuto. Runs batted in-Pesky. Tabor. Fox,
| l.. Newsome. Williams. Rixxuto. Two-base
hits. Newsome. Terry. Pesky. Rizzuto.
Stolen base-Pesky. Double plsy--Rizxuto
to Gordon 10 Levy. left on bases-New
York 8. Boston o. Bases on balls-Off Don
aid 5, off Terry 3. off Borowy 1. Struck
|out-By Terry S, by Donald !, by Borowy
4. Hits--On Donald 9 in 3 innings (none
out in fourth), off Borowy none In 5 In
nings, off Queen 1 In inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Senators Score
First Triumph

PHILADELPHIA, April Is
(INS).-The Washington Senators
broke into the winning column to-
day. defeating Connie Mack's Ath-
letics 10 to 6 for their first victory
of the year. Spence hit home run
in the fifth with two on base.
Bruce Campbell led the Senators
at bat with three hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Late Scratches
Teller Watches
Tribe Victory

CLEVELAND. April Is (UP).-
With their former teammate,
Sailor Bob Teller, looking on. the
Cleveland Indians won in the ninth
here today over the Chocago
White SoX. l to 0, TO even their
series.
Jim Bagby allowed only four
hits, retired 20 batters in a row
between the third and ninth in
nings. to win his second victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Tigers, Browns
Play 7 Sunday

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-Al Ben
ton and Charley Fuchs will pitch
for the Tigers in a double-header
with the Browns this Sunday,
Eden Auker and John Niggling
are TO fling for the Browns.
The double-header will con-
clude the Tiger four-game series
here. From st. Louis they move
up to Chicago for n three-game
series with the White Sox.
Dizzy Dean dresses for his base
ball broadcasts from the local
park. He wears a 10-gallon hat
and cowboy boots.
Makes me feel more home
like" Dean explains. The for
mer star finger comes from
Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

Totals 80 4N2b 10 Totals 81 u II
xTwo out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Desautels In ninth.
Chicago 600 600 600
Cleveland 900 600 001--1
Runs-Mlls. Run batted in-Gaffke.
Two-base hit-Desautels. Stolen base
Mills. Double plays--Fleming 10 Boudreau
20 Bagby, Appling 10 Holloway 20 Kuhel
Left on bases-chicago 3. Cleveland 8,
Bases on balls--On +. Smith g. Struck
out BY f. Smith l. by Bagby 2. Umpires
Hubbard, Passarella and MCGOWAN.
Time 80. Attendance-6. 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
.Phi|s Edge Out
Dodgers, I 10 I

BROOKLYN, April Is (UP).-
The Philadelphia Phils won their
first game of the season today,
beating the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2-1.
by virtue of rookie Ron Northeys
home run in the seventh that
snapped a 1-all tie. The other
Philadelphia tally came in on a
homer by Nick Etten in the fourth.
PHIIADFIPHIA BROOKLYN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Two Giant HOmers
End Braves String

BOSTON, April Is (UP). =
Homers by Hank Leiber and Will
lard Marshall ended the Boston
Braves four-game winning streak
here today, the New York Giants
humbling the Tribemen, 8 to s..
NEW YORK BOSTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Woiic Operated On

CHICAGO, April 18 (UP).--Alex
Wojciehowicz, center OF the De-
troit Lions of the National Foot
ball League, today underwent an
operation for the separation OF a
growth in a shoulder muscle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
IT'S the War

Ciest lie guerre, explained head
coach Fritz Crisler. firm believer
in first things first, went ahead
with the few boys he had, letting
the others attend 10 more impor-
tant duties.
There boys are drilling every
night. Others have enrolled In
special defense courses now Of
fered by the university. These
courses naturally are offered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

DETROIT lo1 900 oo2-l
81. Louis 900 900 00o-C
Runs batted in-McCosky 2, York q
Errors-York. stephens. Cliff. Two-bass
-Bloodworth. cramer 2, Swift, N.
Home rIn-McCosky. Sacrifice hit-White
Left on bases-Detroit o. 81. Louis z
Double play-stephens TO Gutteridgs e
Mcouinn. Bases on balls-On White i, on
Muncrisf z. Struck out-By White 4 by
Muncrief 2. wild piteh--Muncrief. I'm
pirss-Basii. Stewart and Quinn. Time OF
lgame-1:%.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

sBatted for Beckman in ninth.
Washington 900 $50 010-1t
Philadelphia l02 600 003-
Runs-Case 2, Spence. Vernon 2. Camp
bell 2. Estalella. Early, Wynn. Kreevich 3
Collins, Suder Knott. Errors-Campbell
Repass, Kniekerbocker. Runs batted in
Blair 2, Kreevich 2, Valo. Johnson. Camp
bell 2, Estalella 2, Early ?, Spence 3
Wynn. Two-base hits-Kreevich ), EstAlells
2, Vernon 2, siebert, johnson. Three-bass
hits-suder. Campbell. Home run-spence
Stolen bases-Case, Vernon, Sacrifice hit
Knickerbocker. Double plays-Early Il
Gomez, Case to Gomez. Repass TO Conner
to Vernon, Knott to suder 10 siebert. Left
on bases-Washington 4, Philadelphia g.
Bases on balls-off Wynn Z. off carras.
Knott l. by Beckman 3, by Wynn !. Hits
Off Knott 10 in "a innings. off Beck
man 3 In ga innings, off Wynn IL In sh
innings, off Carrasquel 1 In y inning
Passed ball-Hayes Winning pitcher
Wynn. Losing pitcher-Knott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Bush Plays as Adams
Makes Surprise Switch

mained in action. Pat McReavy,
alternate forward, was benched for
the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
BY United Press

While Colchis was defeating
Alsak and Requested in the Chesa-
peake Stakes, John c. Clark
Waller surprised a capacity crowd
of 6,496 at Jamaica Saturday by
driving to a length victory in the
$4,000 Excelsior Handicap. Bar
rington Stables Olympus nosed
out Thomas II. Heard's Boysy for
the place.
1t was Walters first victory in
a stake race and he earned $S,775.
The 4-year-old son of st. Germans
was piloted by Billy Thompson in
his upset triumph and paid $3.50
for So. The time was ! ;46 As for
a mile and one-siXteenth.
Late Scratches
After Market Wise and Dit were
scratched just before post time a
field of nine was left. The early
running was dominated by Sir
Jeffrey and Boysy, who were head
and head several lengths in front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY ~
Sports Editor

Dad Butler Has Praise U. Of D. Trainer Say:
for Both Robinson Roy Seems Destined
and Harvey Dubs for AII-Time Sterdon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

after the regular school day Is
over. That means these boys
miss out on athletics. Some are
out a few days : week. Some
aren't even tryink out for spring
practice. There isn't day when
all the boys are present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

sBatted for Casey IN seventh.
tBatted for Kimball In ninth.
Philadelphia 600 100 100
Brooklyn OOl 600 OO0-i
Runs-Etten, Northey. Reese. Errors
None. Runs bstted in-Galsn. Etten.
Northey. Home runs-Etten, Northey. Sac
rifices-Casey. Sullivan. Double plays
Warren TO Etten Herman 10 Reese 20
Camnli 2. Left on bases-Philadelphia 9,
Brooklyn TO- Bases on bAlls-OG Melton
.. off Casey /. off Kimball I. struck
out-By Melton I. by Casey s. Hits-ofi
Casey 8 in innings. off Kimbal none IN
2 innings Hit by pitcher-By Casey
(Litwhner), by Kimban (Litwhiler). Los
ing pitcher--casey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

Runs-Coscarart. Van Robays, LOPEZ
Errors Elliott. Brown 2. White, Mancuso,
Blattner Runs batted in--vsn Robays.
Fletcher 2. Two-base hits-Van Robays.
Elliott. Heintzelman. Sacrifices - Lopez
DiMaggio. Left on bases-St Louis o.
Pittsburgh 8. Bases on balis-On Heintxei-
man ,. on White 2. Struck out - BY
Heintzelman 4. by White 4. by Krist 2.
hi y n, White I IN inninss on kri'''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
Browns, Braves
Also Receive
Initial Bedtings
Ted Williams Gets
z Hits TO Keep
Average Over 500

The majors hitherto three I'M
beaten clubs-the New York YAM
KEGS and st. Louis Browns of the
American League and the Boston
Braves of the National League
were humbled Saturday. featured
by the Boston Red Sox' triumph
over the world champions at Yam.
kee Stadium.
The 5 to / Red Sox victory, be.
hind the three-hit pitching OF
Rookie Yank Terry, marked them
as the team the Yanks must bea,
to win the American League title
again.
It was the second straight day
that a Boston recruit had gone the
route against the Bombers. adding
to evidence that the team viii
have a capable hurting corps t.
support a heavy hitting crew that
includes the mighty Ted Williams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19

A crowd of 24,021 saw Terry,
29-year-old Highlander who won
26 games in the Coast League last
season, handcuff the Yanks all the
way. George Selkirk scored New
York's only run in the eighth when
he walked, advanced on an infield
out and scored on Phil Rizzutos
double.
Williams and Skeeter Newsome
led the Red Sox with two hits each
as Boston knocked out Alley Don
aid in the fourth inning. Williams
basebalps leading hitter last sea-
son. now has a record Of nine hits
in II times at bat for .529 aver
age. Boston got nine hits off Don
aid. Hank Borowy and Mel Queen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
As IL Should Be

THAT means progress n any
! slow. The most we can hope
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
PTTTsBURCH
ST. LOUIS

IOIAIe % ~ IOthW 81 . II
sBatted for White In seventh.
Coscarart reached nrst base by eatchsrr
interference.
ST. Louis 600 600 600
Pittsburgh O03 600 00x--5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
NEW YORK

Totals IS Q AZ 6 Totals 30 ~ IL
.Rhtied for RoroMY In eighth inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
BROOKLYN

Totals 81 8 Al II Totals II
sBatted for Casey IN seventh.
fRaffAh for Klmhall In ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-19
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 30 Is ~ IL Totals IS ]
sRaifah for Reckman In ninth
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Silver Spring Man Named
ToCounty Rution Boord

Lauman T. Faulconer, 404 Edge
wood avenue, Silver Spring. Md, has
been appointed administrative as
sistant in charge of the supple
mentary Montgomery County Ra-
tioning Board at Silver Spring,
headed by Joseph D. Buscher.
Mr.. Faulconer is vice president
Of the Langdon Mill & Lumber Co.
In Washington. He also is active
In American Legion affairs.
In announcing Mr.. Faulconer's
appointment, Lacy Shaw, park COM
missioner, said the board, now To-
Gated in the basement of the Sill
yer Spring County Building, is seek
ing new quarters.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Arnold Says Nazis
Used CaneIs 10 Make
Dupes Of Americans
u. S. Production Held
StifIed by Agreements
with Our Enemies

Py tre Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Thurman
Arnold, Justice Department anti
trust chief, said last night that "by
agreement with our enemies" Amer
ican patents had been used Ito stifie
production" Of essential materials.
International cartels, he told the
annual meeting of the American
Business Congress. have made their
own foreign economic policy, erect
ed secret protective trade barriers,
parceled out our foreign markets,
given information to our enemies
and even assisted them in produc-
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Roid Test Violotor
Has Good Excuse

Bv tie Associated Press.
BROCKTON, Mass. July 29.-In
war or peace, 4 husbands excuse
has to be good.
Afraid wardens discovered one
man still moving his lawn after
raid test sirens had blown.
Sure. I'll 60 in the house." the
man said. But not unless you get
a policeman to explain to my wife.
She's been after me to NOW this
lawn for three weeks"
The wardens-also married-got
the policeman.
Evening star., 1942-07-29
Judge Won't Leave
Egypt Danger Point;
He's Building Coop
Ry the Associated Press.

ny the Associated Press.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt. July
29.-Judge Jasper Yates Brin-
ton. former Philadelphian who
for % years has been a member
OF the Alexandria courts, is
still at his work despite sug-
gestions by the United States
consul. Daniel Gaudin, jr.. also
of Philadelphia, that Americans
leave the city because the Ger
mans are only 80 miles away.
But. Judge" protested Mr..
Gaudin. give me Just one good
reason why you refuse to leave"
I'm building a new chicken
COOP" replied the judge.
Evening star., 1942-07-29

ilege to control and restrict the pro-
duction Of the things that are essen.
tial to full production In peace or
In war"
Mr.. Arnold's speech was broad
cast.
Evening star., 1942-07-29

ton. and refused to sell necessary
military material to our allies.
Dupes Of Germany.
Germany obtained much Of its
initial advantage in production by
exploiting the desire Of the leaders
Of American patent cartels to be
free from competition at home and
abroad.
"The extent OF this evil is illus
trated by the fact that recently
the antitrust division uncovered =
list Of 1872 cartel agreements affect
ing American business, penetrating
nearly every great industry, made
with l. G. Farben OF Germany. A
large part of these agreements are
based on the abuse OF the patent
privilege.
Private control of foreign eco
nomic policy without public respon-
sibility has no Justification. As It
worked out 1t made US the dupes
of Germany"
Evening star., 1942-07-29
No Attack on Patent Law.

Declaring that special interests
claimed that prosecution Of patent
abuse" in the courts or exposing
such abuse before Congress was an
attack on the patent system, Mr..
Arnold said. Our purpose is only
to STRIKE, and strike hard, not
against the patent law, but against
those who pervert the patent priv
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Al signs point to snits-suits that 90
committeeing straight through to five
O'Clock. .festiyiting.
California toiIors for you gentle suit
with shopeIy tuoks descending to side
entrance pockets. You may have it
in navy, beige or oorowoy brown WOOL
en-. Thot sneIe-button fastening
makes it super-sut for your blouse
with huge, soft bow or foomine iobot.
Misses sizes s---S39.75
DecisiveIy yours, the spore- jocketed
suit with slender skirt is deep throoted,
with brisk IopeIs Tailored ortfulIy to
belittIe your woistIine and hips. Forst-
nonn's ruted shadow pIod wooIen is
the thoroughbred fobric. Misses
Matching boy ooot to order--S4o.75
MISSES SUITS, THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Consider this very nvtotion who wholly chor
shop-tho than for
find the right k eos-tho possible fashions do dou
off duty enchanting than
ouehs eetine As Importantly this
spring. o42our Collection Washington and timed for
whose busy the Capital the Noon We picture
exompIes-Iet show you many
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Dining at home, you 'dress'
-dnd you make it even more
of an occasion with:
A-You coptivote every eye
with little showl Of the same
royon print os your dress
oqeIess feminine ortflce, but
worn os your Imagination die
totes. Smoky oriental print
dronotizes pink or green Sizes
II to 20 ----S29.75
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
B-A Towering dinner dress
thot stems from black. IndI-
viduoI flowers, pIucked from
the print that forms the flotter-
ing long torso top are quilted to
blossom at neckline and sleeves.
Women's sizes ISIS
WoMENs FORMAL FASHIONS,
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANT , OR
bedroom unfurnished apt. or house, con-
venent 9TH and Constitution, TIE. $3.50.
OR 2 BEDROOM UNFURN APT. BY
Army officers family; in good NV or SUD
urban section; by Sept / CHI. $500.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

SOL l5O-AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
in Glover Park. Six rooms bath, gas hot
water heat conv. to schools and transpor.
tation TEOS L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900
until @ pm 351S Conn.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WP-' OFFICIAL AND FAMILY WITHOUT
ch y rem desire 6 or room house or or 4
room apt, preferably for duration; un-
furnished: 500 to S125 OIL. 73l2 or
OIL. 5160.
RLINGTON-2- STORY HOUSE, 2 OR 3
bedrooms unfurnished; naval ofdcer and
wife; S90-S110 per month. Gil. O971.
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER, WIFE AND
one child, desire three-bedroom house in
Bethesda Chevy Chase district, for rent.
500 tn Sg5 WI 1851
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VA. BAR REVIEW COURSES.

a2fo of former students passed Bar
Exam; 1907 passed in 2nd attempt No
charge for 2nd course to those failing first
exam. 18th session opens Sept 9th.
yrs law school required. VA. BAR RE
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