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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
MEDIUM SIZE ROOM, clean. quiet. perma-
month. Box Alto Star. SO'
CATHOLIC LADY wants room in private
home. must be quiet. Box 4s4-C, Star
GENTLEMAN from N. c. desires double
room. pvt. bath, meals nearby or Ell. apt.
where meals are served. Call Mr.. Ensslin,
Ambassador Hotel. after p.m. 21'
DOUBLE ROOM, private bath: within two
miles of Capitol. in Northwest section: for
gentleman. Box 10-D Star 2l'
EMPL GENTLEMAN desires furn. room,
conv. to Pa. ave. car line in Georgetown or
nearby suburbs. Box lid, Star.
LARGE ROOM or studio for young married
couple Govt employed. near 18th and Z
SITS. MA 800. Ext. 71a. after Z. 21'
YOUNG LADY, coll. grad. desires large.
comfortable room. Washington. conv. trans
portation: S25-S35. Box Bad. Star
REFINED EMPLOYED WOMAN desires sim
gle room. running water good location.
downtown. NV. section. Box 35D, Star.
EMPL LADY desires single room. some
kit. priv, reasonable and conv. trans.
Franklin $500. Thursday only.
SETTLED LADY wants room in refined
SURROUNDINGS Northwest location. Phone
and bath Box 242E. Star.
COLORED MARRIED COUPLE wants one
room, kitchenette and bath in nice place.
ME. 2125.
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PAUL P. STONE.

Excellent two-family home. First floor
Reception hall, living room, bedroom, tile
bath and shower. kitchen and dlnette
Second floor: 3 rooms. kitchen and bath
large attic Complete bath in basement;
oil heat; lot 45x95, can be used for 5-story
apartment. Might consider small house
in trade
CYRUS KEISER, JR.,
49l0 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 531l. 1891
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GEORGETOWN-S1O75 TN
dioining and OverlOOkino

Charming house, attractive walls and
garden. pleasing architecture: carefully
restored: immediate possession. BOSS q
PHELPS. National $500
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It14NN .. 1lIILIFO, DI. III
NV. CORNER-S13.45O.

IL rms. . baths: large, bright house
Excellent condition. west Of l4th St: lear
gar convenient location. owner occupied
GRAHAM e. OGDEN
MA 1859 3I3 Woodward Bldg
Evenings. Wisconsin l11H
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FOREST HILL,

Detached brick, center hall 6 rooms and
2i7 baths, large wooded lot, maid S room
and bath. screened porch, Gear Garage
also finished attic. Gas alT-condltloned
heat This is real value. Call EN-
1890 till q pm
F A TWEED CO 55o4 CONN. AVE
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Sc. BARGAIN.
rooms. Aforementioned, oil heat; close
to Navy Yard and good transportat ton;
price, $3.50: cash. $3.50; monthly. S47. so.
Call Mr.. FOSTER, WA. 917s or LU. 1870.
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED.

CO. willing TO take load or
part load TO any point West by May %.
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COUNTRY CLUB.

Nearby Arlington; s-room Colonial.
baths. maids room. recreation room with
fireplace large lot, unusual shrubbery:
available about June Is: 5000 mo.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
POSI- Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI. 313l. Glebe 3434.
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NE. HOME
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

Six rooms. bath. glass-inclosed porch
gas hot-water heat: this home can De pur-
chased for only $3.50, with low down pay
ment and liberal monthly payments For
further information call office of
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BETHESDA. MD.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

NEAb DO 1-S1U,0UU.
Attractive 2-story brick home. 6 large
rooms 3 bedrooms. - baths and maids
lsvatory. beautiful de luxe kitchen. screened
porch; recreation room with fireplace. a.
tached garage. automatic heat. air condi-
toned; convenient location. one block from
bus; rea soma ble terms.
L. G. WHITE. Real Estate,
Evening star., 1942-05-20

DESIRE GROOM KITCHENETTE. BATH
furnished apartment. Northwest section.
preferably uptown. Michigan 912l. EX-
tension 30. co.
! ROOM OR APT. FOR Ink. VIC1N-
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WEST OF 18th ST

Large wooded lot about sOxl5O: 3 he'd
rooms, - baths. lavatOry. Den and break
fast nook on first floor. Large storage
space and closets. This IS an excellent
OPEN. Call GE. 1920. Mr. DREISEN
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2 Blocks From Bus Stop
And Only 30 Minutes From Downtown.
WESI EY HEIGHTS

S12 12,2O0-3-bedroom IIz-bath detached
home. on beautiful Handicapped lot within
walking distance of schools, churches. shop
pins and transportation. an outstanding
value in this exclusive residential COM
munity.
W. c. d A. n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1l19 17Jh St NV DI 1864.
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LEE HEIGHTS ARLINGTON
ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE OF
STONE AND MASONRY CONSTRUCTION,
BLOCK TO LEE HIGHWAY BUS.


STONE AND MASONRY CONSTRUCTION.
L BLOCK TO LEE HIGHWAY BUS.
3 MILES TO KEY BRIDGE.
S10,500 will buy this home. having many
features not found in more expensive
homes: detached two-car garage, over q
acre of ground beautifully HANDICAPPED. in
Guiding a garden; requires $1,000 cash;
terms 4364 N. Lorcom lane. OWNER,
Oxford OIL 33-R.
S5, BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE AREA.
Detached; fully insulated bungalow.
rooms. tile bath, porch; ami. and INV. l.
Call Oliver 1857 for information.
S10.45O-BETHESDA CHASE.
New brick home. 9 lovely rooms; close % TT, to
Oliver 1857 or WI 5344.
DETACHED BRICK. BEAUTIFUL WOODED
lot; in North Chevy Chase; only 2 years
water heat with oil burner. fireplace, elec.
stove and refrigerator: price only $3.50
for quick sale. Call Mr.. Ray. Taylor 0379,
with
." SHANNON d LUCHs CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS. ATTRACT. FURN;
gar: sun parlor, windows: den, breakfast
room: det.. brick; lower 18th st. NV, adj.
Rock Greek Park; 10 min. downtown: 4
mos or longer. 1878 mo. AID. 1880
facilities, $50 mo. Call after pm. WA
1440.
Mr. SHOREHAM AND WARDMAN PIX
Completely furn. T-rm house, baths,
6-month lease Call Adams 3517.
heat, newly decorated and furnished;
yearly lease, S110 mo. Phone WO. 6776
SILVER SPRING, MD.-DET. BRICK. 3
bedrooms. . baths: June 10 to Sept 10;
conv. to buses: S135 mo. Silver Sprg. 10-J
Evening star., 1942-05-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
Offers at S7450. near Roosevelt High. this
semi detached brick, 9 rooms 2 baths.
auto. heat; ideal home or investment. CAN
Me 54OO Until q pm
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R. I. Reds. White Leg.
! horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store, 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN

Ten-rOom row brick SIX C6l bedrooms.
in excellent condition Ideal for roominE
house. Two-csr garage. An unusual buy
al $3.50 Shown by appointment only.
10 see call MR.. GINNETTI, DI. 3l00 or
TR. 1g31 ewes
Evening star., 1942-05-20

Last opportunity-No more can be built.
Three large bedrooms. colored tile bath.
recreation room. laundry trays and lava
tory IN basement Quiet Nav auJoma'lc
alr-cond.uoned heat Modern kitchen With
oxford cabnetS and Westinghouse re-
frlgerator. Weather stripped, insulated
$3.50 up Call Mr Loyeless, DI 300,
with BEITZELL Or IP I2N8 after . m.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
and bath: owner leaving city; cash equity,
reasonable Box 14-D, Star 81
Evening star., 1942-05-20

WOMENS BICYCLES, 2. good condition
and tires Call North 5341.
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PETWORTH.
ST Q50 M
"BARNABY WOODS" :"

neighborhood-Less than l year old, cen
ter-hall plan detached brick, on large
wooded lot; 3 bedrooms baths. 1st-f
den and lavatory, gas heat, attic. built-in
garage; price for quick sale. Eve, phone
Temple o233
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| RIGHT DOWNTOWN NEAR ] 9Th AND r
| w-Excellent for rooming or professional
use: 10 r. and . b. brick; h.-w.h. cleo, etc;
| price. Sl0.500 property is clear: good
terms. z. A. GARVEY. DI. 45OS; evenings
and SUNDAY. GE HHQ0
Evening star., 1942-05-20

ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. Mr. UNION STA.
ton; $40 mo. or $40 wk.; young ladies
Govt empl 232 z st ne.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL.
DETACHED BRICK.

Hospital: q rooms, . tiled ba tbs. auto. heat,
rec. room. modern kit, screened porch,
etc; new-house condition: only S1O,500,
on terms Call till Q pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5400.
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS,
ATT ANTIC CITY N

ATINNTTC CIT, n. J.
FURNISHED DUPLEX. 5-RCOM. ALL
electric apartment hot water included ::
Is minutes from Atlantic City by bus or
trolley. two blocks from boardwalk. pro-
tected beach: June to Labor Day inclusive;
reasonable. MR.. A. H. MOYLAN 18th
North Washington ave, Ventnor, N. j.
Evening star., 1942-05-20

FALLS CHURCH. VA-Sl25-NEW -
bedroom bungalow, new furniture. spacious
lot, with large trees, near spring fed
stream; conv. TO bus. MONCURE AGENCY,
Falls Church oonn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Tex, is Second
1t. Orville A.
Brown of Alton,
who was a farm
school instruc-
tor in civilian
.lif O and h a S
been member
of the air forces
for the past IL
m on { h s. His
present ambi-
ton is ito re-
pay the Japs for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

and viii start active duty at New
port. September 9. He is L. Of NJ
graduate and connected with the
law firm of Birnkrant, Birnkrani
& Birnkrant.
/ At the worlds largest aerial
navigation school. Hondo. Tex, are
six Michigan bovS. Navigation Ca
diets Paul Richard Aeh. 1l05C
lMinden avenue. Detroit; Clarence
iR. Garrett. 7426 Kendall avenue
dearborn: Edwin S. Atkins, Ills
East Sixth street. Royal Oak;
Harold L. Weintraub, South
Haven: Gail II. Weedman Man
chester and Joe A. Snyder, Kala-
mazoo.
Eleven Wayne County men,
eight from this city. have been
graduated from the air force tech
nical training school in Miami,
Fla. and are ready for executive
maintenance duty. as follows
Can't. Clifton G.. Hassberger, 3491
Balfour road; 1t. Robert J. New
man. 1925 Canterbury road; Sec
ond Tt. George w. Blye. 1884 Book
building: Capt. Max LapideS, $1,000
/ CloVerdale avenue: Second 1t Ed
ward &. Richardson, 2617 McDou-
call Avenue; Tt. Harry n Purdy.
I591 Seward avenue; Capt. Oliver
X. Gardner. 1850 Steel avenue.
and Capt. John n Stamford, De-
troit: Second 1t William Butler,
1921 CadieuX road. Crosse Pointe
Park: Second 1t. John II. French
Jr.. Gil University place, Crosse
Pointe, and IT. Charles L Win
ninghan1, % Marlboro road, Bloom
field Hills.
One Of the star athletes at the
army's air force technical training
command. Sioux Falls, s. D., is Pvt.
John s. Gapa Jr., who is a Chadsey
HIGH School graduate and lives at
5632 Parkdale avenue. He was Sec
ond in a post field meet in the
cross-country run; plays baseball
with the company ball team which
finished second and plays with the
post Softball team which also is
second in the league standings.
Pfc. Franklin Sturr. 448 Words
worth avenue, Ferndale, will re-
turn to Fort Sill. Okla, Saturday
after 15-day furlough with his
parents.
Sgt. James Cell. 1852 Winthrop
avenue, who has been spending a
furlough with his family, returns
to Drew Field, Fla. today.
Pvt. William Cummings, 1865
East Vernon highway, who enlisted
in the tank corps at the age of n,
has left for an army camp.
Cpl. Leo w. Mclaughlin. 1886
Snowden avenue. has returned to-
Cherry Pointe after a furloughl
with his parents here.
New arrivals at the Enid army
flying school, Enid, Okla, are Pvt.
Alfred +. Kirkorowicz, 1903 Jos. |
Campau avenue, Hamtramck, and
Pvt. James Rivard, New Baltimore.
Pvt Stanley j. Wawrzynek, 1920
Norwalk avenue, Hamtramck, was
recently graduated from the Cha
mute Field. Ill. army technical
school.
Three Comic Pages every day |
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Wis; Pfc. John G. Avedian, 3746
Tyler avenue, at Will Rogers
Field. Okla. Pvt. Henry A. Star
zynski. 7043 ST. Johns street. and
Pfc. Richard j. Perzyk, 2433 Sheri-
dan avenue, at army technical
school. Madison. To gunner's mate,
first class: George T. Simon. PTS
Morrell avenue, u. S. Coast Guard
To first class privates: Orvel
Curns, Houghton Lake, at army
air base. Ia; Pvt. Fred Bickel
.1445 Baldwin avenue, at Selfridge
Field.
Among the proud wearers of the
silver bombardier wings at the
army flying school in Midland,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Detroit Sailor Is Honor Man
At Great Lakes Naval Station

rraT.- avenue Claude " Hoil0-
way 1871 Concord avenue. Alfred
E Clark. l0339 Stoepcl avenue;
Edward !. Diane. 1860 Albany
avenue Morton + Benson. 1890
StrathWoor avenue. Eugene j.
Eryick i72l Seyhuru avenue;
C-cotus T. Carlton $50 East Nor
row circle. William r. Schmidt
S157 Cougcr avenue. Detroit;
George a Warren. Royal oak;
stuart rs Veal. East Detroit;
Norbert T. Labadie. Ecorse; War
rem v. Perry Ferndalc, and Harry
" PeaTCc. Highland Park.
Promotions To be captain It..
Leslie IS Scppala. Calumet at
spence Field Ca To be Sergeants:
Cpl Nerln r. Smith. 64l2 Van
Buren, avenue, at Atlantic City;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

Kenneth H. MacQueen of De-
troit. vice president of the Lachoy
Food Products, Inc, has been COM
misSioned a captain in the air
corps and is stationed at Wells
ton, Ga.
Herman j. Bloom, 1858 WiScon-
sin avenue, has been commissioned
an ensign in the Naval Reserves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

{ pl J o I'M s.
Pink 1850 Cart
n er. a { + o r [
Sill, Okla To be
corporalS: Pfc.
Edward l.. Ma
gee. 1908 Cadil-
lac street, Van
Dyke, at New
Orleans Port Of
r m b a rkation
Pfc. c hester
krepSki, } l ; s
Hancock ave-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

plant before Hu- SEAMAN ~iNkiuin
hStuen tie now VIII eco 10 one OF
the navy service schools for fur
t1cr training
Twenty from tho Detroit area
are included in The latest gradu-
atirC class of the army AIR force
technical command at Chanute
Filld. I'M
They are Kenneth + Muma.
1877 PinchurSt avenue. Donald +
Hoyarter. 1888 Monte Vista.
James NJ. Cameron. SPAS Almont
avenue William c. ReStrick 1904
tOUE1FttOw avenue. Harold y.
Eskurl 1904 Snowdcn avenue;
Roger 4. KingSinCCr. $50 Dryden
street, Bernard S. Halnsh. 5039
SobieSN AloiS NJ. Rechul. 1923
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

nue.. and Pvt j. Give Helfrich Jr.,
1852 West Grand boulevard, at
army technical school. Madison,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
CAMP RATES

Mali remittance t0 Detroit Times. dedg-
mating 20 whom % send and camp Ad-
dress Any rrfces1rv chance ~ address
Esl Ll l-lLf. .alI. Ga-r- o. u4lElallnn-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Rino Lardner Covered Play

1.-THE Ring covering the matches in which
Mburn We breathess at his superb hoseman-
ship wizardy direction his his booming drives and
his irresistible charges the field Lardner had him
play against English team captained by Cap
Honorable Leslie Cheape who monoce and
looked like p G.. Wodehouse Brsher but who was hell OF
poos Ladner told that three months after that match
Captain Cheape and all but of the fellows on his team had
been killed in action in the first World War
81 knew Mburn casually He, too action in the first
World War artillery officer He aaround athlete
attained high honors swimmer had ne not
been passonately devoted to polo.
HE lamented that it such costly game.
att contains every element that appeals TO Americans
speed SKILL horesmanship, physical combat and the ever
present factor of personal danger only wish ponies didn't
develop and maintain If people could
play and polo would be almost popular as baseball
football And to the player the beauty of 1t that you
grow old like you do in most physical sports You can
play polo long sit horse and I've known
few old dodgers who rode to the hounds at 3d."
Devereux Mburn great figure outstanding figure
history American sports. He frst-rank athlete
real sportsman and gentleman the real of that thread
bare The po that the grooms all loved him and
always fought fiercely for his favor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

Devils Thumb. a bay son OF
Grand Slam purchased for $4,000
by w. <. Boeing at last years
yearling sales, filed a strong bid
for the 2-year-old championship
Saturday as he scored his fourth
straight stake victory by winning
the fortieth running of the Grand
Union Hotel Stakes at Saratoga.
A crowd Of about 1880 saw
Devils Luck take the place over
Hyperionion. The winner, ridden
by Conn McCreary earned Sl0,625
to bring his earnings for the year
to S31, 125 and establish himself
as the heavy favorite for the $4O,-
900 Hopeful Stakes on August 20
In the fortieth running OF the
$4,000 Saratoga Handicap over a
mile and one-quarter route, the
ancient campaigner. Can't Wait,
popped up with a surprise triumph
as the odds-on favorite. Swing and
Sway was second and olympus
was third. The race was worth
$1,000 and the time was 2:05,
Can't Wait returned S37 straight,
At Garden State Park, Z. K.
Bryson's Mercury made good for
the form players by driving to a
length victory in the
S5 0O0 Walt Whitman Stakes for
2-year-olds. Ogma was second and
Uncle Billies was third
The successful Valdina Farm
Stable registered another victory
in the Jeanne dare Stakes for 2
year-old fillies at Narragansett as
Valdina Mari passed the judges
with length TO spare over Bride
our. Suntegra was third. The win
ner was ridden by Ferrill Zufelt
and netted S4,730.
In the feature at Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Rowe TO Join
Montreal Club
q first year man -,

Schoolboy Rowe announced here
Saturday that he will report to
the Royals in Montreal this Sun
day.
The Schoolboy changed his mind
after declaring a couple of days
ago, on arriving in Detroit from
Brooklyn, that he would not report
to the International League club.
He said at that time that he was
on his way home to Arkansas.
Rowe goes to the Montreal club
on 24-hour option, subject TO recall
by the Dodgers. 1t is understood
that he will receive cut in the
Brooklyn share of the World
Series if the Dodgers play in the
fall classic.
Montreal is in a hot fight for
second place in the international
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Pull Triple Play,
Win on Homer

CHICAGO. Aug. % CUP).-Bill
Nicholson drove out his seven
teenth home run to give the Chi
cago Cubs 5-4 victory over the
Cincinnati Reds in an thinning
game today.
The Cubs pulled off a triple play
in the first half OF the eleventh 10
keep the Reds from breaking a
A deadlock.
The inning started with double
by Linus Frey. Bert Haas hunted
safely. moving Frey TO third. Max
Marshall tried to bunt but lifted a
pop foul to catcher Clyde Nc
Cullough. Both Red baserunners
were on the move. so Mccullough
threw 10 shortstop Len Merullo
covering third. and Merullo threw
10 Phil Cavaretta at first before
Haas could return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Sam Bishop Will
Succeed Mdris

Sam Bishop. football and track
coach at Northwestern High
School, will succeed Bert Maris as
athletic director, it was revealed
Saturday.
A football star on the first un-
defeated team at Western State
he completed a two-year teaching
course there. He has since received
his Bachelor of Science degree
from Detroit Teachers College and
his Masters degree from Wayne.
Married and the father OF two
children, Madeline, y. and Mel, 2
Bishop served at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station during the
first World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

counted on heavily. Westfall has
a badly bruised elbow and there Is
possibility that his play in the
All-Star game will be limited, and
he may not be able TO play at all.
Two bsckfields have been used
extensively by ZupplSe in competi-
tive drills. One backfield consists
of Erdlitz. Northwestern, quarter
back; Smith. Minnesota, left half
back KmetovlS Stanford, right
halfbach and SWeiger. Minnesota
fullbsck. STbe other is made up oi
IFarris, Wisconsin. quarterback
Dudley. left halfback; Dethman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
HE WAS REAL HERO OF GRooMS

be getting better For today we maheuVereo ule
boss into doing para of our work
Ye Editor Jack Manning returned from his vacation and
one of his causc cracks 70 concerned the manner In
apparently skinned the recent death OF DeVereu
Miburn, the great polo star
taking xcrha shelacking. managed TO get
his opinions of Miburn paper. Here they are;
noticed when returned from vacation yesterday tnat
papers in this neck hadn't given much Of play
death Of Devereux Mburn That Understandable as
Mhburn never showed his out here.
Its bad though because book he was one OF the
greatest athletes developed in this generation He
was TO polo Ty and Babe Ruth to baseball
Tden tennis what Thorpe and Gipp were to foot
ball what Hagen and Jones were to golf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
He Dominated the Games

81 saw him in couple of games against the English at
Meadowbrook 1924 90 He veteran then but he
payed more polo before since spectator
heard of the would have to watch
only minutes to realize that Mlburn was the dominating
figure in it.
"He a solidly built fellow not too tall but with broad
shoulders powerful sensitive hands the rein and the
slightly legs horseman He is credited with
Transforming polo from polite society pasme to the sashns
tearing game ii is today.
didn't effect the transformation at the
expense of ponies modern polo players ruin their
ponies prematurey by much rough riding Grooms loved
Mbun because he such def and considerable rider They
to and sweet" at
the beginning. read in obituary
favorte pony which he used constantly In
from 1911 1921 doubt that ponies last that long
in stiff competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
WESTFALL MAY MISS ALL-STAR GAME
FuIIback's Injured Elbow Has 'Zup Worried

Oregon State, right halfback, and
Graf, Ohio State, fullback.
Vincent Banonis, Detroit Uni
Iversity; Bob Guide, Vanderbilt
ingalls,, Michigan, and Lindskog
Stanford, are putting up a merry
fight for the center berth. al
though the Detroit star has been
elected as the starting center.
The passing of Bruce Smith OF
Minnesota; Jack Graf OF Ohio
State and Bill Dudley Of Virginia
has been a highlight in the College
All Star drills and this trio is
slated for heavy duty in the Col
legians' offensive thrusts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Army and Navy
ToGet Proceeds
0fDoubIehedder
Hope for Big Crowd,
Many Seats Still
Available for All Prices
BY LEO mcdonnell

With weather permitting, a
crowd Of $4,000. il not complete
sellout, is expected to see the
Tigers and Browns battle in a
double-header at Briggs Stadium
this Sunday for army and navy
relief funds.
While the seating capacity is
little more than $4,000, the Sta
dunn record is 1888 paid Gus
toners, established for a double
header between the Tigers and
Indians, July a, last year. This
crowd included standees. of course.
1t appears from reports from
Briggs Stadium that two records
were sure to be broken--the sea-
sons attendance mark of 1858
set by the Tigers and Browns for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Devils Thumb Wins
Grand Union Stakes
BY United Press

Park, Mrs. NJ. Factor Jr.'s Blue
berry Pie set a new track record
for a mile and one-quarter on the
turf course while taking the $500
Meadowlands Handicap by a
length and one-quarter. Air Mas
ter, the early pace-maker, was sec
ond and Jamerica was third. The
Factor colt stepped the distance in
2:041-5, one-fifth Of a second
under the old mark set by William
Palmer last week. The win was
worth S5,735. and the winner was
piloted by J. Thornburg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
VIII Match TT

Zuppke has evidently come up
with offensive msneuvers that will
match the T formation. Zuppkes
flea flicker" and flying circus"
plays, with pronounced variations,
along with plays that strangely
resemble the T itself are included
in the.well-filled bag Of tricks that
the former University OF Illinois
coach opened.
"Zup' was frankly worried
today while awaiting the outcome
Of a report on the injuries suffered
by Bob Westfall the University OF
Michigan fullback who had beer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Shank-Archer Fight Aug. 81

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. % (UP)
Cowboy Ruben Shank, Denver
welterweight, was signed today
for a 10-round bout with Freddie
Archer, Newark. at Meadowbrook
Bowl August 81.