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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
10000 NEEDED

Meanwhile. OCD officials issued
a hurry call for volunteers 10 aid
in the rationing. Frank M. Nc
Laury, director OF the Detrol,
OCD office, said that so far only
! 900 persons have volunteered. and
that an estimated 10000 will be
needed.
These volunteers will aid ration
boards in the handling Of requests
for class "B" ration cards. which
VIII permit the purchase of extra
gasoline.
Registration for B rationing
cards will get underway, it is
hoped. on November Is and will
for seven days.
international News Service.
in Washington dispatch quot
ing Price Chief Leon Hcnder-
son, said the program would
allow only five tires per car,
with owners being induced 10
sell any additional spares 10 the
government.
The car owner must list. on
his gasoline application form
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
SINK 6 JAP SHIPS

The task force, replacing the
heavy cruisers Astoria. Quincy and
Vincennes. lost in the opening
naval battle Of the Solomons.
avenged that defeat partially last
Sunday night by sinking a Japa.
nese heavy cruiser. four destroy.
ers and a transport. The United
States lost only one destroyer in
the battle.
AT dawn Monday. navy and ma
rine torpedo planes and dive bomb
ers pursued the fleeing enemy
force, knocked another cruiser out
of action and probably sank an
other destroyer. Three days be-
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14

WASHINGTON, Oct. Ia uNS) ,
The number of sailors. marines
and coast guardsmen, killed,
wounded or missing from Decem-
Der Z to September 80 was placed
at 1923 today when the navy
that 99l casualties
in the United States naval forces
were reported TO next of kin from
- to September 30.
The latest naval casualty list.
covering personnel of the navy and
corps and one member of
the coast guard. reported that the
o9l men included 16l killed, 238
wounded and 592 missing.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
Rents Too Low
For 500 Salary
War Skyroeke+s Pay Of Tenants
in Low-Cost Housing Pro- iects
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS

one-haf years reduce public subsidies these
parksde and Brewster projects ourth for thc
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
ID. .423 Navy Casualties
Listed Since Dec. 6

Thirty-Seven Michigan men, in
cluding six Detroiters, named
in casualty list. Page 2:
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
THE LIST TO DATE

The list brought total casualties
in the navy. marine corps and
coast guard up 10 the following:
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Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
Are You
Registered?

Today Is Your Last Chance!
Get Your Name on fbr Poll Books
and VOTE Notember ;
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Continued on Page Six)
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The Weather
not RLY TEMPERATURES

The sun viii SCI a. $50 ?. N. today,
and rise tomorrow at 74t a. m
The moon will rise AZ - 80 p. N.
today. and set tonight Al iO.34 .. IN.
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Continued on Page Sixl
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-he Old aaHae II = saano mns II > sound boats Is again
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FIT Y0URSELF FOR A
MORE USEFUL
WAR JOB

Enroll now in the Accounting Course
scheduled to stort here next month. Wo-
men ond girls especially urged TO take
advantage OF this opportunity.
Glasses to be held two evenings each
week for three months. Students s0tis-
foctorilY completing course 10 be award
ed certificates by Mississippi State Col
lege.
Expenses involved viii be only price OF
books 10 be used by student.
Help your country by muking yourself
iii 10 hold G more responsible job.
Applications for course may be obtained
from Mr.. Wells. superintendent of city
schools Of PoscagouIo High School E.
4. Parker. C~oordinotor Notionol Defense
Training. Fairgrounds. or from Missis-
sippi Stale College.
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Return Former
Reporter Nolle
Roberts On Visit

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Transportation OF Honey Bees

DURING "a ire American Eaawak Express Aeencs car
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Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
Swimming Meet Closes
Pool Glasses for Summer

The swimming meet held at the
pool last Friday was the last
event for the children who were
in the swimming classes all
Donald Brewer and Harry Bene-
fiel were applauded for their fine
fancy diving exhibitions. Joe
Lewis, Rene Ward, Frank Sipes
and Sumner Craggin drew hearty
laughter for their many and var
ious comic dives.
Defense stamps were awarded
the winners on a basis of points
they scored.
Special attraction before the
meet was run off was the under
water swimming of 9-year-old
Conrad Roland. The youngster
navigated the width of the pool
submerged.
Results of the meet are listed
below:
Beginners Class-Barbara Le-
han, 6 years, 5 points; Joan
Moore, 8 years, 3 points; Shirley
Morrison, 9 years, 1 point; Mary
Louise Moore, 9 years, 1 point.
Intermediates Roehl-
ing, 9 years, 10 points; Noel
Merriam, 8 years, 6 points; Paul
Lung, 9 years, points.
Swimmers-Barbara Runyon,
points; Doris Lehman, 8 points;
Nancy Nagle, 5 points; Marie
Sansone, 5 points; Rene Ward,
10 points; Sumner Craggin, 8
points; Harry Benefiel, points;
Paul Strickler, 10 points; James
Herbert, 7 points; Buddy Bolton,
points; Frank Sipes, 6 points;
Mahlon Eshbaugh, 13 points; LIE
Grand Benefiel, II points: H. M.
Goode, 3 points.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
Stanleigh Inn
Edqes ShamroCkS
50; PiCCo Stars

Rlverdale, August 3O-The
Shamrocks can not seem to break
away from losing habits and suf-
fered their third straight league
loss, when they bowed to the big,
ikeable, lefthanded Johnny Flynn
and his Riverdale cohorts, 5 to 4.
Joe Todd had a miserable day
behind the plate, and his inability
to field his position was a bitter
handicap to his mates. The fight
ing little receiver was in no fit
shape to play. He was suffering
from a severe cold that should
have kept him abed.
Flynn struck out IL Shamrocks,
the first six he faced, and gen.
orally hurled fine baseball. He was
just a shade better than Ernie
Boggs, who famed seven and
walked three. Both fingers gave
up four hits. Among them were
two doubles off Boggs and a
screeching three run homer off
Flynn.
Picco Socks Homer
Stanleigh Inn scored first and,
up to the sixth inning, had a
to / lead. At that point the genial
Doctor Flynn walked Wayne
Davis, with one out; pitched a
pretty single to Bill Moore; and
served up one that Skipper Johnny
Picco liked well enough to blast
far over the car tracks in left
field for a home run. From there
on the Shamrocks never got to
first base.
Two former high-grade minor
leaguers, Harry Bassin and Fred
"Knocky" Thomas, jumped on
Boggs for Stanleigh Inns extra
baserS.
Good Fielding
Picco played a grand game at
third base, handling eight chances.
His throwing arm need not
apologize to any in the league.
Bobby Lewis filled in ably for
Jerry Geyer at shortstop. His best
play was when he dashed into
short leftfield to haul down Blair
Hamel's near "Texas Lacquer" and
turned it into a double play with
q 1ono throw Tn first hase
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
Reps Trounce G. P.O.
Barker, Blanchard
Spark 9-3 Victory

Washington Softball Stadium,
August 27-The Reps spotted the
Government Printing Office Bind
ers to three runs in the first frame
and then proceeded to bind up the
Binders in subsequent innings,
finally winning 9 to 8.
Blanchard Gets Four
Each Rep hit safely once, with
the exception of Murray Krasnor,
while Antelope Bill Blanchard
was blithely running out four
straight bingles, one triple.
After his shaky start, Curt
Barker settled down in stingy
manner and hand-cuffed the
Binders all the way. He struck
out an average of two men an
inning and walked four while Civ
ing up but five hits,
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
Blanchard Wins;
Rest of Tourney
Nearing Finals

The mems singles portion of
the Greenbelt Recreation Depart
ment tennis tournament is finish
ed. Bill Blanchard successfully de-
Tended the title he has held since
Greenbelt began playing tennis
four years ago.
The rangy, blond speedster had
little difficulty in reaching the
finals, disposing of such players
as Freeman Morgan, Wallace
Sherertz, and Paul Hennessey.
The latter pair were able to get
but one game a set in their
matches.
Meanwhile Cliff Pierce was
trimming Leroy Clark, Sol Lebo-
witz, and Ben Goldfaden to earn
the right to oppose Blanchard.
Top.Notch Tennis
The champ started fast, rum
ming up 81 lead in the first set.
Cliff Pierce dug in at this point,
and put on display some of the
finest tennis ever seen locally, to
take 6-5 advantage. Mr..
Blanchard wasn't to be denied
though, and copped four of the
next five games to win 81.
The second set pretty we'll fol-
lowed service until they reached
a all deadlock, when Cliffs
serve was broken and Bill took
his own to win Ga, game, set,
match, and tourney.
Other singles matches found
Paul Hennessey trimming Steve
Comings 7-5, 60 and Ben Gold
faden on the long end of 6-2, 6-3
scores against Joe Sheriff. These
victors were the semi-finalists
beaten by Blanchard and Pierce
respectively.
Leroy Clark and Paul Hennes-
sey earned the right to play the
Joe Sheriff, Bill Moore tandem in
the semi-fnals, mems doubles by
beating Steve Comings and Wal
lace Sherertz 2-6, GA, 6-3. Bob
Porter and Cliff Pierce defeated
Art Plackett and Sol Lebowitz
6-1 and rs.
Jean Burton was beaten 6-2
and rs by Lucy Sherertz, who
will play Marion Moore for the
right to meet Ann Martone in the
finals.
Ora Donaghue and Ben Gold
faden were beaten by Jean
Burton and Paul Hennessey, after
vigorous play, 8-6, 1-6, and 8-6.
Lucy and Wallace Sherertz
proved too steady for Marion and
Bill Moore and won GA, 3-6 and
7-5. Lois Bowman and Bill
Blanchard won by default from
Steve Comings and Pat ,Wurl
Tomorrow, Sunday and Labor
Day should wind up the tourney,
or at least determine finalists in
the remaining three divisions.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
Shamrock
Batting Averages

Save TIRES-Buy at Home
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
Red Cross Swim Awards
Presented To Beginners

In the last group Of swimming
classes of the year at the pool %
boys and girls won certificates.
Swimmers certificates 20 to:
Fred Reed, Dick Meyers, Harold
Slusserr, Billy Turner, Sumner
Cragin, James Carneal, Paul
Strickler, Kaywin Knox and
Bobbie Richardson; intermediate
awards viii be given to: Conrad
Roland, Leon Coggin, Allen
Arness. Paul Lung, Joan Therrell,
Helen Ritter, Harvey Ritter, Billy
Neff, Roland Taylor, Nancy Moore,
Ruth Arness and Noel Merriam:
while the following beginners will
receive awards: Mary Ruth Megill,
Betsy Hartley. Janice Grimm.
Patsy King. Patsy Keck, Jack
Campbell. and Ronald Taylor.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
Reps Out Of City
Tourney; Bow FL
To Surf Club Ten

Washington Softball Stadium,
August 28-Our Prince Georges
County league champs were elm
mated from further play in the
Washington Softly tournament by
the Surf Club ten, which club has
now beaten the Reps four times
this season.
Tough Loss
Curt Barker pitched spendid
ball for the second night in a row
and we'll deserved better fate. He
held the favored Surfmen to but
five hits in the eight inning fiasco.
Ironically the winning run romped
home while Barker was throwing
Aquilino out at first base.
Bill Blanchard, with a we'll hit
triple, and Ben Goldfaden, who
banged out two hits, were the
offensive stars for Greenbelt.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-09-04
One Year Ago
(From the Cooperator of
September 5, 1941)

Greenbelt's third annual Town
Fair drew 5000 visitors; the
Garden Club won the trophy for
the best exhibit, and David R.
Steinle took top honors for the
most beautiful home grounds in
town.-Greenbelt voters approach
ed the Town Council elections
with a choice of IA candidates.
A Cooperator inquiry into the
construction of the new defense
homes showed that many corners
were cut in an effort to lower the
costs to $3545 per unit compared
with $54OO per unit for the orig
ina1 houses built here.-The Folk
Dancers squared off for the begin
ming of another season.-Music
doomed as the Feeder Band OPEN
ed registrations. and plans for a
stringed orchestra were an
nounced.