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Victory Garden Plots

ACRES acres. large lots close In.
FRANK s. RRoNEcK. 2344o VAN DYKE
4 DETRolT-50xil5. paved St. Ia nj
OF GrauOt, S2g5. Owner. koseviie 1868.
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HIGH DOLLAR for equities, casn waiting:
any make, model. 1922 Mack.
CARS WANTED-HlGH DOLLAR
HANSON CHEVROLET 1929 MACK
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Store and office Equipment
Coal and Coke

KODAKs-Movis cameras: Will sell, buy
txchange. Acr. Camera Co. 81 Shabby
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Pets and Poultry Supplies
BODY Chicks
BABY CHICKS

Ore esy N week nd; immediate deliver
is Express prepaid. Blood TESTED White
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ush type ieghorns Sta's IRE, and second
choics 100 SIS 50. 50 se7s W.i;r
Poultry Farm 40 CAp's,rAno. Toledo.
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LOvABLE. LIVABLE ROOMS $3.50
MARTIN FURNITURE s747 NICHIG Az
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- years prominent highway near De
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vile Michigan
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Stoves Il Heaters
Wearing Apparel
Household Appliances

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Tool Shop Well Eouipped

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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDIos-Advertising displays,
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph 9i14.
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Business Opportunities

FOR Confectionery. patent m.di-
cine, good business trial gwen. Sunday
call vInewaod i-ls75. week dsys CLIFFORD
I3se
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Women's S Pin Card
Tomorrow Niqht

Twenty second annual Washing
ton women's duckpin tournament at
at Lucky Strike.
TEAMS-7:30 PM.
CLASS c-z.Arcadia (District>. Daly's
Food Shop undependent), Ames Dress
Shop Undependent). Internal Revenue
undependent). Tetcher's Cafes Unde-
pendent).
CLASS D-Carr Bros. Ss Boswell tHy-
attsville). Thos. E. farrell Ice Palace,
Ice Palace Ladies Gce Palace.
CLASS. E-Bombardiers (Post otnce>,
Gommandos post Once). States Federal
security). Alban Towers Beauty Shop
CLASS --Hi-Accounts Federal se-
curity, Postscripts post Ofnce) Bar
Maids Federal Security, Arenay Tederal
DoUBLEs-e:so PM.
CLASS C--M. Lee-R. L. Benson. l.
Scott-M. Volkart, v. Wiltbank-C. Kary-
CLASS |L Butler-M. Green, Z.
LangStroth-M: Fultz. B. Fal1s-M. Joyce,
M. Kannary-F. Cooper.
& SINGLES-0:30 PM
CLASS B-Helena Boyd.
CLASS pk. sisal1e5; Malene, B. BaiRSTast PsTsstt,
sroRn. en.ef; Te.lssa, an'G9o n oven u Lom0'rd0'
CLASS EB. Newton, NJ Mclean, J..
Rutter, J. Snyder. M. " Wenzei.
CLASS FL. Keller. M. Nickson. p K
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Guberdine, Heskett-MicuIizzi
Duo Lead Class B BowIers
Greenwoy Pinmon Shoots 425 From Scratch;
Perce and Harry Wolfe Are Co-Sturs

Firing 425 from scratch, Peter
Gaberdine of Greenway Bowl today
boasted first place in Class B singles
while sharing the limelight in the
Washington City Duckpin Associa-
ton tournament were Roger Heskett
and Frank Micalizzi of Northeast
Temple who banged out a COM
bined 764 from scratch to sport the
Class B doubles lead.
Among the shooters last night at
Columbia, Gaberdine, with strings
OF l28, 155 and 142, posted the third
highest set rolled so far In the 33d
annual mems city championships.
HeSkett warmed up with q $50 as
the YMCA quint of Temple Com
mercial loop marked up 1925 in
Glass A before cutting loose with
1893 in the doubles.
Renowned Perce Wolfe OF Hyatts-
vile with 9421 landed in a sixth
place Class A singles tie with Sam
Shreve and Jack Day while his
Evening star., 1943-05-06
752 ScoreGiives
Madge Lewis
Duckpin Lead
Tops in AII-Events;
Lorraine Gulli Has
371 as Starter

With the Glass A singles cham
pionship well within her grasp by
virtue of a lusty 408 score, Lucy Rose
of Rosslyn Bowling Center, despite
a count of 737 for her first six games
in the Washington Women's Duck
pin Association tournament, today
was Is sticks down to Madge Lewis
of Clarendon Bowling Center in her
bid for the Glass A all-events title.
She won it last year.
Mary Magnetic of Anacostia
Spillway, with top single of 165, was
the first to gain the spotlight as
most of the stars of the Ladies Dis
trict League went into action last
night at the Lucky Strike, but her
366 team set only matched the ef-
forts of Mrs. Lewis, who came back
with 1856 to land second place in
singles and squirt to the front in
all-events with a six-game tally OF
752.
Of to an inconspicuous start with
a team count of 329, Mrs. Rose
bounded back in the singles with
games of 126, 1873 and 149 for the
only 400 chalked up SO far in the
22d annual tournament.
Lorraine GULL, association secre-
tary. took time out from her busy
job to fire third-place score OF 371
in the singles to become an impor-
tant figure in deciding the all-events
championship. Kitty Mulroe and
Georgia Hays, the Lafayette top
notchers. banged out respective
scores of 357 and 354 to take over
fourth and fifth places IN A singles.
Anne De Butts, president of the
Fort Davis Commercial Ladies
League, sparkled with 1862 to take
second place in Glass B singles,
while Thelma SINNERS, the Takoma
Recreation southpaw, moved to third
with 359.
Mae Diehl led with 358 as Chevy
Chase Ice Palace took the lead for
the Glass A team championship with
1886. Mrs. Lewis 366 and Helen
Roberts 357 were the big blows as
Clarendon gained the runnerup spot
In A with 1,585.
Recent season record-maker with
ITO in the Ladies' District League,
Annetta Behan paced Rendezvous to
first place In Glass B with 1854, while
Isabel Riefenberg's 1886 aided in a
1927 score. The top team performer
of the evening, Lois Gladding, led
Brookland to a second-pla score
Of 1919 In B with 1882.
Christine Mores, winner OF the
Lucky Strike women's handicap six
weeks ago, shone with 1854 as King
Pin moved to fourth place in c with
1868.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Colonial, Hoya Golfers
Tilt Next Wednesday
Hopkins Team Next Foe
For Victor Over w. M.

George Washington and George
town golf teams will clash next
Wednesday in renewal of their
scheduled contests between the two
schools, but this time the Colonials
will be hosts and the scoring will be
different. Instead of scoring a point
for each nine and the match, and
playing six-man team, the teams
will consist of four men with only
three points to each twoball match.
George Washington meets Hop
kins tomorrow at Kenwood, where
yesterday they trounced Western
Maryland, 6 to o. Bill Brownrigg,
No. for the Colonials, again was top
scorer with n.
Brownrigg (G.W) beat Holloway tW.M),
8 and s.: Grimm, tG:Wl beat LAWN tW.MD,
Z and 6. Best ball-George Washington,
6 and g..
Groetzinger tG.W.> beat Cooke (W.M.).
and 3; Dick Stedman tG.W.l beat Brooks
tW.M), 6 and 5. Best ball-George Wash
ington, B and 4
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Mat Referee Loses Shirt
As Red Gar Drops Bout

George Macricostas won the fea-
ture rassling match at Turner'S
Arena last night when he was
awarded disqualification victory
over the Red Gear, masked Rrap-
pier. 1t was q stormy 35-minute
session, with both rasslers being
tossed to the customers several times.
Referee Tiny Bouque also lost his
shirt during the melee.
Man Mountain Dean won the
seminal In nine minutes by tossing
DICK Lever over his shoulder. An
other winner was Johnny Long, who
put King Clancy down with a body
press In IS minutes.
Chief Chewaki drew with Tom
Mahoney and so did Tom George
with Ace Freeman.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Maryland Ten Slight
Choice Over NAVY in
Annapolis Contest
Also Invodes West Point
Next Wednesday Before
Meeting Hot Hopkins

Maryland will visit Navy Saturday
afternoon for a lacrosse game that
will find both teams on the hot
spot. The Old Liners will be aiming
for their sixth straight and to re-
main the only unbeaten title-con-
tender IN the country and also to
gain some insurance for the tits
that follow with Army at West Point
on May II and with Hopkins at Col
lege Park 10 days later.
While the Annapolis battle is on,
Hopkins, currently the hottest out
ut IN the stick pastime and un-
doubtedly the team that must event.
ually be beaten for the crown, despite
an early season At loss to Navy,
will be entertaining Princeton in a
contest that will eliminate the loser,
with the chances against the Tigers.
Favored in One Comparison.
Maryland, because of its 8-5 tri-
umph over Princeton, will be slight
favorite over Navy, but other COM
parsons are somewhat puzzling.
Navy beat Drexel, 20-6, and Penn
State, AZ, while Maryland trimmed
these outfits, 1910 and 81.
Hopkins since being upset by the
Middies has routed Penn State, ILL,
and Army, TO, which Princeton
beat by only 6-5. So Maryland prob
ably needs to lick both Navy and
Army within a score of five days to
go into the final clash with the as
surance of no worse than q tie for
the championship.
Maryland still is mystery" team
despite its five wins, but came
through the only time it was under
pressure. 1t frittered away an early
lead in the Princeton game, but
showed its skill and fortitude in
making four last-period goals after
the Tigers had taken a Sd lead.
Against Penn State, the Old Liners
displayed top-notch lacrosse In the
last 20 minutes of the first half when
it was needed and gained a ST. edge.
Then they again fell into the leth.
argy that has marked their play
when they were not pressed.
MANY Old Liners Score.
Navy will not be able to con-
centrate its defense on any certain
players as all II Maryland stickmen
who have been used in attacking po-
sitions have scored. OF the leaders,
Jack Hoyert and Eddie Looper have
10 goals each, Art Lundvall and Car
roll Rowny have apiece, Bob Stock
bridge has 6. Lloyd Mallonee has 5
and Bill Tarbert and Bill Ruppers-
berger have 4 each All are regulars,
except Rowny and Ruppersberger,
who with Tommy Mont, are the
chief reserves. Mont has scored
twice.
In all, the close attackers have
scored IS goals and the midfielders
have chucked in Is.
Evening star., 1943-05-06

brother, Harry, climaxed a 1913
score with 1853. Kelly Beach Of
Temple fired 28-419 and Bub
Guethler of Lucky Strike hit for
PAP.
Harry A. Cunning, Agriculture
1nterbureau pinman, rolled into fifth
place in class B singles with 24-388.
Cecil Redd and William Hamilton.
franked So pins, turned in 300 for
fifth place in A doubles, while j.
Bausch and F. Francella tailed an
even 300 with 70 free pins.
The GPO twosome of Graciano
Carvajal and Matt Ransom moved
to fifth place in B doubles with
e735.
Two Fort Davis Commercial League
teams shot it out with H. & j. Con-
struction, led by Ell Geibs 381, post
ing fifth place score of 84-1,840
in class A and Clothes Mart tying
for sixth place with 74-1,835 as the
veteran Red Megaw featured with
387.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Rice Handed Two Awards
AT Testimonial Dinner

Greg Rice. the country's ace two
miller who will compete in a special
event in the &C" Club track meet a
week from this Saturday here, was
presented two trophies in New York
last night In recognition of his abil-
ity as runner.
A dinner was held in his honor
at the New York Athletic Club at
which he received the New York
track writer's award as the out
standing performer of the 1943 sea-
son and a medal from the New York
A. c. Veterans Club as the out
standing contributor to track and
field.
Rice was sworn into the Maritime
Service last week and now Is q chief
specialist.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Gen. Denig 10 Inaugurate
Departmental Loop PLAY

Brig. Gen. Robert L. Denig, di-
rector of public relations of the
United States Marine Corps, will
toss out the first ball next Monday
to mark the opening of the Depart
mental Baseball League.
The opener brings together the
Marine Headquarters nine and Mai
man Photo. Heading the list of
Marine players is Willard Marshall,
former outf1elder with the Giants.
Sergt. Red Garrett, Marine man.
ager, announces as his starting bat
terry the brother combination Of
Mike and George Duplinsky.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Mrs. Bullock Is Leader
In Golf at kenwood

Mrs. ]. H. Bullock topped a good
field of Kenwood linkswomen in a
field day tourney with a net 50 to
lead in class A. Other class A win
ners were: Mrs. A. A. McEntee, SO;
Mrs. Walter L. Weible, 81 puts.
Glass B-Mrs. E. c. Atwood, 81: Mrs.
w. H. Greenway, 80; Mrs. E. A.
Swingle, IS puts. Guests-Mrs. H.
H. Goodman (Washington), 81; Mrs.
J. C. White Chevy Chase, SO puts.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Schoo|boy Tennis laure|s
To Be al Stake Saturday

Semifinals in the interscholastic
tennis tournament at Friends School
were set for this afternoon, with
matches listed between Lee Wood
of Roosevelt and Cotton Smith of
st. Albans and Britt Schweitzer OF
Coolidge and Jack Render Of Central
Finals of this an dof the boys
tournament are scheduled for Satur-
day morning. Two representatives
of Friends School will meet in the
boys title match, Defending Cham
pion Bob Smith and Pete Hill.
Smith easily won his seminal
yesterday over Emerson Gardner of
Landon, 60, 81, while Hill, turn
ing in a big upset, was extended in
downing LIE Roy Morgan OF St.
Adams, 81, +6, t.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Wilson, Tech Rocketers
Take Series Matches

Wilson and Tech were winners as
the high school tennis championship
series opened yesterday.
The Tigers topped Central, 81,
while the Maroons nosed out West
ern, @3.
Wilson, 8; Central. I.
a sinslsSRender sr, s. defeated ons.
8-2. 80; Boehne lW) defeated stone,
s-2. oE4; Lee 1W) defeated Luder, SO.
CO.
Doubles-onR and Hodex tw) defeated
Render and Hales, Sc, 60: Keebler and
Boehne defeated Luder and Stone. 81.
Tech, 4; Western, 3.
wlFsisn Ksni1 81 dstsstsa st;.stsd qoas, ka 9Ess
6-3: REYNOLDS (T) defeated Laybourne,
g.. o-3; McGinert tw) defeated Ne
Hasctie,'' ai 81. Sa. s'0an w a'le''eo
Gokey and warwick, 60. .13: Lay
OldS and Sloan, S-6 6-2
Evening star., 1943-05-06
WI. Speeds TO 9Th
Track Win in Row
Ruckert Stors in Rout
Of Roosevelt, Tech

Westinghouse Highs track team
has good chance of going unde-
feated this season. Winners of eight
straight dual and triangular meets
thus far, the Generals will be IA
vored for the team championship
in the &C" Club meet on May Is.
Jack Ruckert paced the Generals
with IS points yesterday as they
topped Roosevelt and Tech at Roose-
velt. Washington-Lee scored IS
points, followed by Roosevelt with
43 and Tech with Al.
tRooseyeiS; second. Brown ". Lliiise. L5; thisd,
Itvenson 4inn. On, (reeh): fourth. Piker (rech).
c.1S1 1aoysys aW hsh y Nc:
Kroe9er @ s tTechS. 4sHa Tine, OH. iii LII ''uf'n
44o.yard dssh-WSn By Ruckers GW.
Time 0:5S9.
twss1 Ssn les .1a Wa1s sG5 st
% %ssoayssa d.sh Won ~ SS v.roqtse.
$50 yard run-wen BY Ruekert w: u:
second, Hahn CW. L); third. Graig (Teehl;
fourth. Cokenos tRoosevelt). Time. 2:11.
Mile run-.Tie for nrst between Van
Hahn tW. L.; fourth, Herrinston tW. L..
Miie reiay-won by Tech !coeke,. BAL
los. Edelen. Houck): second. w. L.; third,
Roosevelt Time, 3:43.7.
Shot put-Won by Gerber (W. l.: sec
ond, Leister wv L.; third, Paul (Tech) !:
fourth, Hirsch (Roosevelt). Distance, 46.3
feet.
veit}: :' second. thompson w. L.: third
Jones (W: l.: fourth. Paul (Tech). Dis
tance. 1901 feet.
veit1; second Thomoson. 1W. IL; third
Humphrey 6Techl; fourth, Bents Crech).
Pole vaalt-.won By stu,l "; -;
velt): swan RooseyeltI and Hunton
(Tech). Height. 1925 feet.
High jump-Won by Hoyert tTech);
three-way tie for second. Swan tRoose-
yeIt): Ruckert tw. IL and Kroser (Teeh).
he1Gns BTosd . jumpWwon IN by Lam tTech): Sec
ond,. swan Roosevelt: third. Solomon
1Tech); fourth. Dick (W. L.. Distance,
21.5 feet.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Baier, Kend|er Seek
Sweep at Handba||
National Junior Champs
Go for Senior LuureIs
BY the Associated Press,

CHICAGO, May 6.-Bill Baier and
Bob Kendler, two young husky de-
fense workers who have been playing
handball since they were in graded
school and have quite a few trophies
attesting to their proficiency-are
aiming for the sports top honors.
Baier and Kendler, each % and
married, gained their first major
honors q couple of weeks ago in the
National Junior AAU tournament in
Milwaukee.
They teamed to cop the doubles
title and then Baier, unseeded, also
added the singles crown. The two
youths then decided they would try
to repeat their performance In the
senior championships which will be
held in San Francisco next week.
They left for the Pacific Coast
yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Navy Opens Stick
Clash to Public
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May $50
much interest has been shown in
the Maryland Navy lacrosse
game to be played here Satur-
day that the Naval Academy au-
thorities have decided to stage
the contest in Thompson Sta
dium, the football field. Action
will start at O'Clock. Admis-
sion will be free, with the fans
being required to enter gate /,
and autos will be barred from the
grounds.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Essential to Turn
|nOId Golf BuIIs

That self-imposed rule which
makes golfers turn in an old ball
before buying a new one is very
necessary these days, according
to Bob Barnett, Chevy Chase
pro.
The manufacturers simply do
not have the rubber to turn out
new golf balls unless old ones are
turned in," said Bob.
1T Is very necessary for every
golfer to turn in a replacement
before buying a ball. In that way
golf can continue. It isn't the
pros who make this rule. It is
the manufacturers and it is their
job to furnish golf balls. But
they must have the help of every
golfer"
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Johnny Burger Mops
Honors in Takomo
Bowling League
Fires Record Set Of 453,
Top Come and Leeds in
Strikes and Spores

Besides sporting an all-time record
set Of 453, Speedballer Johnny Burger
today held the distinction Of being
the first bowler ever to monoponze
every season mark in the 13-year -old
Takoma Duckpin Association League.
His other records were: High average,
1902; high game, I'll; high spares,
2S0, and high strikes, SO.
His Raines Plumbing quint finished
four games back of the perennial
flag-winning Youngblood Hardware,
led by Dutch Sherbahn.
The Yanks won the Greenway
Bowl American League pennant by
a one-game margin over Five Aces
as the former ended the season with
q al win from fuckers Restaurant
while the latter swept Horton Motor
Lines, led by Andy Fillman's 374.
kenilworth Boosters finished third
with a I'll decision over H. A w.
Photo, despite AL Williams high of
387. The league will stage handicap
tournament next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Preukness
Continued From Page A-20)

boys good-by, because 1t would have
been too late to get him in then.
OF course, it's going to cost him
little more-$1, 500 as a supple
mentary Preakness nominee and
$2,500 as a Belmont ditto-but At
this writing that $4,000 outlay fig
ures to net the Hertz Hurricane
about $4,000 for the two races
and that will put quite bit Of oats
in the barn. And even If his entry
did arrive q little late, 1t Is unani-
mously agreed that is one error the
Count won't make.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
College Sports

Baseball.
Navy. 8: Georsetown, 1.
Army, 4; Brown, 8 I'll inninss),
Virginia Tech, 8; Virginia, 7.
Hammpden Sydney. 13: william and
Lehigh. z; Lafayette. 2.
Duks. 10; \; c. Navy Pre-Flight, l.
North Carolina. 8: N. c. State, ..
Princeton. 10: Yale, l.
Fordham, 3: New York o., 1.
Ohio y, IL; Ohio State, L.
Muhlenbere,. 13: BuckneN s.
Camp Grant. IL: ChicaS D., I.
r. !. State. 10: Rochester Tech, 5.
Fort Devens. Q: Amherst, O.
e. c. N: Y, 6: Brooklyn Colless, 1.
Harvard. 2: Coast Guard. o.
Tennis.
Navy. 8: Western Maryland, I.
Army, 9; Pitt, q.
William and Mary. 3; Aampden sgd :
Princeton. .: q. Johns. ..
Lacrosse.
Rutsers. Z: Princeton, 5.
Yale, 8: Harvard, 4.
Golf
oeorss Washinston. 8; western Mary
Track.
Lehigh, SO; Muhlenberg, 63
Marquette, 80: Lawrence, 40.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Lundon Netmen ToppIe
St. James in lac Tilt

A sweep of the doubles matches
gave Landon School tennis team a
6-3 win over st. James team yester-
day. 1t was Landon's initial win
in lac competition.
Singles--Barton (st ~ defeated Kriner.
oI3, 6-3; Wilson (St. j. defeated Shat
Larson, e1. Is. eW3: Ross {st. - de-
feated 1ernton, 6-3. 1-8, 6-1: Beatty
o. defeated Davis, 6-1, 3-6; 6-2;
g.
Doubles--Kriner -Bernton L) defeated
Barton Wilson, 6-4. -6-1; Mesly-shaf-
roth u) defeated Larson-Ross. 8-6.
d: Beatty Miller L) defeated Allen
wallace, 81, 0-l, g.
Evening star., 1943-05-06

TEAMS.
Class A,
Clarendon ladies District.
5O4 532 549-1, 5s5
Ice Palace Ladies' District.
$50 551 5I9-I,636
Rosslyn ladies DistricD.
531 4s9 54a-1,boe
Class b.
Rendezvous nadies' District.
51S 557 b52-1, ,e27
spillway Ladies' DISTRICT.
51s 4ss 4e4-1,47s
524 52s 5e7-1.e1s
Class C.
Bethesda ladies District
457 46l 4se-1 .3s7
Red Circle Food Shop Ladies, District
400 476 467-1.4 .443
sol 63e 5s1-1,5es
Glass E.
Lady Lucky (Hyattsville).
4ss 46s 447-1,3es
Glass F.
Label Trades ladies Federation).
434 427 4S1-1 ,342
Evening star., 1943-05-06
D. c. Boy Fishburne Netmon
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WAYNESBORO, Va, May g.
William s. Billy Gaines of WASH
ington is = member .of the tennis
team at Fishburne Military Academy
here. Among the other netmen are
Robert Clevenger OF Galena, Md;
Dan Van Clief, Esmont, Va; Robert
Wells, jr., of Hagerstown, Md, and
Alfred di Zerega, III, Leesburg, Va.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Breckle Pushes Leaders
In Petersen Bowling
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, May 8. Freddie
Breckle rolled into third place in
the Petersen tenpin bowling classic
when he hammered the naples for
1,677 total.
Art Knecht with 1923 and Paul
Cito with 1853 are one, two.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Former Derby Jockey Dies

DETROIT, May (P.-Andrew
Minder, 81. who rode Pink Star, a
15-to-1 shot. to victory in the 1907
Kentucky Derby, died Of heart dis
ease yesterday. In his 20 years as a
jockey Minder rode nearly 900 win
nerS
Evening star., 1943-05-06

LehiRh, SO; Muhlenberg, SO.
Marquette, 80: Lawrence, 40.
The future outlook., 1943-11-06
High Living Cost Or Low
Living Cost, It's Up To Us

going the way we are going now.
The cost Of living index dropped
from 1851 In May, 1943, to 1882
In August. If the cost Of living
should continue to move as 1t did
In those months, by next May the
cost of living would be beaten
back to 117.8, the level of Septem-
Der, 1912. That Is the level chosen
by the President and Congress as
gcel fvr stabilzaaon OF prices.
On the other hand, if the cost
of living were to begin rising
again, at the rate 1t did from
September, 1912, to May Of this
year, the index would surpass 131
by next May.
The choice Of direction Is ours.
Whether a favorable trend con-
tinues or whether we resume the
retreat Of the months before last
June depends on the maintenance
Of government controls and on the
willingness OF people to do those
things to which they have been
urged. all along:
Buy only what you need and
make what you have last longer.
Pay no more than ceiling prices
and buy ratoned goods only by
exchanging ration stamps.
Put money to work fighting the
war through taxes.
Put money to work fighting and
insure your personal future by
buying war bonds.
Pay off old debts, avoid new
ones.
Provide for the future with
adequate life insurance and saw
ings.
Don't try to profit from the war
in the prices and wages you ask.