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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Pittsburgh Boy
Wins Mibs Title

CLEVELAND, June II CUP)-
Richard tButcht Ryabrk, f33-yeaf-
old Pittsburgh mibster, today cap
tured the 1913 national marbles
tournament championship by win
nmg II Of 20 games against his
brother and another contestant
in a round-robIn finals.
Ryabik. who finished third in
last years tourney was opposed
by his 11-ycar-old kid brother,
Raymond, who finished third be-
hind Jackie Kean. -. of Canton.
O. The older Ryabik boy dropped
eight games, three TO Raymond,
who won five and lost -.
Young Kcan gained second place
by winning 10 and losing 10
The winner was awarded a Spe-
cial gold crown and n radio m
addition 20 ether smaller prizes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Bob Tales
MacPhaiI Stunned
At Popularity
Of Dixie Walker
By BOB MURPHY
nnAnrE EnTTnD
SPORTS EDITOR

1t. Col. Larry MaCPhail. late
Of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Is
quite likely bordering the NaGa-
rieS Of the sports scene these
war years. Or maybe the volu-
bic rod head has Just fallen INTO
a dead faint,
ANYHOW. ne must have learned
with considerable amazement
that Dixie Walker brought a
bid of Sl1.250.000 in A. recent
war bond drive in which 81
members Of the Dodgers. Giants
and Yankees were aucuoncd OF
for bond pledges.
There were lot Of times,
when MaePhail Was head-man-
rinC the RfoeklynS- he would
have traded the popular veteran
fv chaser for a good tip on the
fifth race a. Tia Juana, or a
now speech % make 10 The
newspapers
Each spring Macphaii and
Manager Leo DurOChcr were
won, 10 bench Dixie through
the training season while the
adornC Brooklyn hleachcritcS
hoVlcd with indignation.
Just when rho pUU1TC PROTEST
Wa becoming magnlilccnlIy
thundcrouS Dixie would some
how slip INTO the lineup. lace
ont a few timely hits and Mac
Phall reluctantly would restore
him 10 tho first team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Fat Freddy Boosted

Fat FREDDY FGil>urwo0- 'fo
~ year old Brooklyn p'-gor
Hho was supposed 20 hc ALI
through YEAR ago WAS UH' ono
~ thr 81 pieHci- selected for
the big bond auction But bn
became an added starter when
ono enthusiast Insisted upon
biddin. So. 900 600 for nam TIE
price was high bar not hlCr
rrract1 80 ft,ttfe- eddy f-ff5e-
IN Brooklyn ~ the moment
His work on tho h.ll was ono
If tho brightest features OF the
Dodgers recent western swing
tour not too successful in
most respects Fat Freddy did
not pick his spots He hurled
against tho world champion S.
LOUIS Cardinals and against the
rod-hot shurgh Pirates a
club that has been playing 500
bah The last two weeks
Fl'I~immors hadn't been con-
sidorcd m the D6dcer pitching
plans This season. but when The
staff began 10 come apart
slowly FREDDY got hi, chance.
IIo asked for the tough spot
first and he GOT hlankng tho
Card, for seven frames TO
snatch close one recently.
he duplicated this fine per
-f--f-Taanee s-a &. lao pFate<
and DuroChcr had tho strange
sensation Of coming up with
pitching find who has boon
around for a couple Of decades.
FitISjUmons is hurting under
= real and painful physical han
dicdp After all hos reached
Tho AGE when most star, arc
content 20 Slt on the SldclncS
and watch The festivities His
spirit and drive arc a. great ms
over but the old salary wing
isn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Shut Out 10 Go
Again June Is

NEW YORK. June n up
Shut out last years biggest
money winner bur thiy year
biggest flop Us being groomed for
"A racing comeback expected to
begin - tho $4,000 Brooklyn
Handicap a. Aquoduct June Is
Track observers have been ask
ing the reason for the Grccn,rec
Stable SpecdbaiI> defeat IN at
least four important stake races
this year. last year Shut out
Won the Kentucky Derby and
other classics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Nothing imaginary

bftcr he has done his stint
on tho mound his arm is so sore
he can't sleep. Sometimes its
almost as bad the second night.
After that il begins 10 feel nor
NAL until he pitches again
There isn't anything imaCin-
AIRY about the pain His right
elbow puffS up after he takes
his turn on the hill .'.N
He seems TO be pitching on
heart alone. although any one
who has faced him will tell YOU
he also has plenty Of knowledge
and guile.
THE BroOklNnS would be
world heater " every one huS-
tied like FitZ," one player OBJ
serves.
Which j. why hS friend I'M
sisted on making him Stickor
candidate with a 100000
bond bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
He S Appreciate d

Then members Of the Dixie
Walker ChoWdcr and Marching
Club would become 50 hllSStully
happy they would oven neglect.
FOR a ShoTi Time To sly Nasty
things about MacPhai and,Du-
roehcr
In tho only baseball town Of
ife kind on The map. whore DIS
likes arc frequent md horoo.
DlNlo always has enjoyed NOISY
popularity he never kpr" IN hiS
American League travels
icS thct; hos ard ans sag
cc-'on he is less than Wcn1eg-
fIl is q fighting challenge 30 he
average Flathush sun dWrIlor.
Tho Whole bond aUCtlQn
brought a total OF Sl23 $50 ho1
for The only important cause ~
no world rlcht-now
Fans viii have 'tc chance
throughout The season 20 bo0-'
thCir faNorlc by purchasing
war bonds AZ a tribute 20 ms
popularity. The total amount
~ bonds purchased Viii be The
udoV to a player popularity.
SPONSORS Of the drive hope 20
realize q billion dollars before
'nc season is over In that case
DiNic figures 20 bring IN around
SiO0 600 000 II u weren't =
,ar bond promotion thus very
idoa would be enough 20 send
IT, Col Nacprail stumbling
through 'hc walrS ~ Tho Pom
'acon Building taking 90 hm-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Columbia, Penn
To Play Two Games

NEW YORK, June II up
Columbia and Pennsylvania
football teams Will play "A home
and-home arrangement this fall
for the first time.
The Lions travel 10 Franklin
Field IN Philadelphia Oct ?. while
Penn Will come 10 New York
Baker Field Oct % Columbia's
original opponent for Oct 2 was
Harvard, which discontinued
football
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
See Record Cherry Crop

TRAVERSE CITY, June II
Cherry growers gathering
here for countrywide meeting
predicted that tho Traverse area.
unlike other Cnrrry growing areas
which report Subnormal years,
VIII have a record crop OF approx
mately 100000 pounds OF
.I.gvt7.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Gunder Hdgg Diets
To Lose Four Pounds

HANOVER. y. II, June II
CUPl Gunder Hagg, Swedish
racin star. who j. conditioning
here for several charity appear
ances, was CONCERNED today with
paring his weight down.
He refused an offer OF some
native food from Ralph COison
sports editor of a Swedish news
paper m Boston. IN favor of
another steam bath. Hagg wants
10 lose four pounds and reach
has normal 15S-pound weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Won ONE START

This year The gciding had won
only one of his seven starts, but
he'd becn consistent, hadn't fin
lShcd out Of the money once.
Night Editor kept that record
when he won the Indian Village
Purse yesterday.
With Porter Roberts 10 boot
-hitinf4 he#e- he-camn- from laSLOD
the back stretch moved 20 third
AT the turn and came rolling home
down the rail.
There was some interference.
Night Editor nine years and all
evidently can giNc and take some
bumps.
Drawing even with Patriot and
Bright Arc ~ thrcc-siXtccnths, be
came over on Patriot and gave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

GOOD PRICE, TOO
Then Roberts took him away 10
win Try two lengths from Bright
Arc, which IN turn beat Patriot
by a nose for second money
II wasn't bad price on Night
Editor. 5000 10 win, much better
than was collected by those who
bet on the Winters horse Prin-
cipal One i'm the sixth race.
Principal One. which had run
with some very good horses Al
Now Orleans run close. TOO APP
parently was Just getting tho feel
of the track in his first outing
here. lie finished seventh in the
cight-horSc field
Today Is the day the racegocrS
finally will 500 a race over the
turf course with Walk-up start
Purple Wrack, OrcuS, White
Bait and My Myri arc some which
will face starter Bryan Steele.
Rcd Dock, the handicap horse
which races here for Milton Cha
grin Of Cleveland. suffered cuts IN
his first start Of the season and
they Will keep hlm out Of training
TOR Same -nmc-tralner Henri Tor
rIetc sand
Rcd Dock finished second 20
Emolumcnl IN The Cayalli Purse
Wednesday,
+: j. .Talbcrt has purchased
Silver King and MaKCShjit from
the estate Of the late John Oliver
King a private terms Robert
CHran IS 10 train the horses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
B Face Liquor Hearings

SAGl\ Jaw. June II Half a.
dozen Sag.r5A liquor and Ucer
dealers WII' taco VIOLATIONS hear
Ing- nrr0 N.naay before q state
lgllOr commission representa-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
-DABF Schedule
For Sunday

Aufa C..r So Tsams'ers NW p ~
Police ts tfg 2. %N ! ~ che,fo.a'
,- s.sar- iycs o. Pausciear ys.
pers. cola. Bs.s Iac 8 ~ T.
CLASS
sans s, HOFFMAN. NW a.
A.tfufs ys SCUM Fort, ~" A. $50,
law .-i SIS FleH-o. cats - $50.
Gr.o.- ~s Ktaetke wv Q AZ RAYS
- l,.z-zL C.a--e "a ace o. LAW
teI Sc l.ea.sA JaF-s 3 a' go. LAW
$50 v, Faas4t .Is.re A. g koVa sri
~. L-r -.A-n-t- Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
GOOD PRICE. TOO

Johnny Adams mount n re-
going over
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

ly infatuated with James Seaton
The girls are simply wild over
the togs that Frank James wears
come on boys, can't you take =
hint.
Who will ever forget the beauti-
full romance of Helen Buchanan
and Fred Johnson. Too bad that
certain fellow had to step in and
break it up-we don't think so
much of that fellow.
Bernice Coleman and Mamie
Lewis are proving that old love
never dies. What's your story, Ro-
sa Ann Cooler?
Well Morris johnson make up
your minds it Dorothy Dean
Moore, or Velma Lee Bennett. Our
bet is on Velma.
Ersley Youngblood had better
get wise to herself. In trying to
hold all the girl friends, he might
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

the girl you aren't interested any
more and get it over with.
Emma Bennett is strictly on the
beam with Sudie Gray. We
thought Elizabeth Elliott was his
all and all (she tries so hard to
be-. Poor dear, better luck next
time.
Louise Adams isn't the towns
talk now-we wonder why?
Bertha Gray certainly is patriotic
she devotes all her time to the
soldiers!
All the CATS and CHICKS are
invited to DANCE to the Tunes of
DUKE HUDDYESTONS ORCHES-
IRA, every SUNDAY from 400
until 500.
DON'T FORGET THE ANNUAL
FAIR DANCE will be held at the
Skating Rink, October %, beginning
at 500 p. m.
The Hep Cats are really COM
ing on with their hot shot hair,
particularly noticed: Luther Hill,
James Selmon, James Roberts,
Frank James, Curtis Davis and
p,,et- Shot
Lee Andrews Jones and Mary
Smith were strictly in the groove
Sunday and ew do mean in the
groove.
Ersley Youngblood and Rose Ann
Cooler were seen together at the
show Friday. Well what. do you
know about that?
Jessie Mae Amos is really upset
over the quarrel she had with Sam
uel washington last Sunday night
We expected to see Hazelene
Jump" right out of her shoes
Monday night She's strictly a
jumping chick.
Joe Hines and frankie Lee White
are that way. about each other
so we hear.
Do you remember when :?
Lille Greene was Odell Harris all
and all? George Shirley and Alma
Pace danced together all the time?
Lille Mosher and Monetta Mich
OILS had a fued over Luther Buck
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

ley? Certain incidents that in
volved Ernestine Buckley and a
certain Prof? Beatrice Howard and
Benjamin Suits were SO in love?
Maggie Ruth Smith and Queen
Smith were the best jittering girls
from out West? Ennis Moore and
Eta were the ideal couple? Galy
Vern Brown was wearing black
eyes given to her by boy friend
Willie Robinson? Ora Lee Robin
son and Tommy Thompson were
giving Bernice MCGEE (now Mrs.
T. To the run around?
Why don't some of you chicks
teach Jeff Stevens that the floor
and not his partners feet, is the
proper place on which to dance.
What has happened to Ernestine
Harris. She is full of glamour now
and makes all the dances. Arther-
inc Davis is also getting hepped-
she's seen out often too.
Say Gladys Robinson and Jua-
nita Haywood-you had better
straighten up and fly--we know
your folks expect you to go to La
nier each day and not to Grish-
ANS place. And remember Grish-
am won't get you no where( but
maybe a grade behind or trip to
summer SCHOOL,
We all would like to know what
happened to the beautiful and eX-
citing romance between tall, dark
and very handsome John Jordan
and Addie Ruth Hartfield-was he
too. hot to handle Addie? Alright
then if you prefer to keep it a Sc
cret.
Minnie Ruth Butler is still deep
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

wake up one day and find that
he hasn't been able to hold any.
It's Lee Andrew Williams and
Clarabelle Christmas now. What's
your story Mary l.. Moore?
No need to waste your tears over
Alavdis Weathersby, Ruth Solmon
he has lovely little wife.
Who's Who, as submitted to Tat
ting Tess this week: Cute girl,
Bernice Coleman; Girl with best
figure, Mary Lee Moore; Miss Know
1t All, Elnor Florence Collier;
Smart girl, jamie Singleton; Smart
Boy, Albert Porter; Best dancers,
Marie Osborne, Aurlee Griffin, En-
ma Williams, Clarabelle Christmas;
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

Quiet girls, Catherine Franklin and
Helen Buchanan.
Fess up Robert Winters-who is
the lucky girl? Sarah Minor, FL
Gather Harper or Hertesene Straw
der?
Well don't forget the DANCE
SUNDAY and also there will be
luke Box DANCES at the SKAT-
ING RINK every evening during
next week for just a small
admission fee dance to the tunes
of all your favOrite big bands!
DON'T RECT THE BIG
DANCE AT THE SKATING RINK!
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16
Tattlirlg Tess Tells

AS a tYo-timer, Ultra Bennett
takes the prize and he seems to be
able to get away with it and keep
both girls happy. If we were bet
ting, our money would be on De-
lores, but Elnore seems to have a
mighty tight hold on Mr.. Ben
nett's affections-time, however,
will tell.
We are inclined to believe that
Christine Miller had a very special
reason for standing around the
hat check counter Monday night.
Be careful Chrissy, your story is
an old, old one!
We wonder if Mildred Reed is
still carrying the torch for Eddie
Wilson or is she consoling herself
by riding around with Dotty Cab
Driver, Preston Norman?
1t seems that Roosevelt Robin
son and Lula Henry have some
thing and that something is love
with a capital l.
We wonder if Charlie could be
the cause Of trouble between Lu-
cius Brown and Vester Ruth
Brown?
1t seems that Ellis Reynolds has
made up his mind to take the place
of his cousin, Soldier Boy Charlie
Veal, and run the town awhile with
the girls. He has just about taken
Ella Taylor completely away from
EMS Moore. Ellis also tells Jim
ME Powell not to worry, cause he'll
take good care of Pauline while
Jimmie is having his date with
Uncle Sam.
It is very plain that Ada Mae is
getting most of James Young's at
tention. What about that Martha
Pearl? Are you going to take that
sitting down Johnnie Jordan?
Benny Suits had a brand new
baby out balling Monday Wonder
where was Dolores and Beatrice?
Ruth Mae Washington was very
heart broken over Wardell Ford
leaving for the Navy. Well dearie,
you know the saying about Uncle
Sam is no woman :"
Laura Mcintosh can really Ro-
chester. But why not learn some
other dance steps Laura-you know
there are hundreds of others.
Frank James is a swell dresser
alright, but why not give the loud
green hat a break and change up
a bit
Arthur Hillard looked very I'M
comfortable when Soffie asked him
to dance with her Monday. Say
Arthur, why not be a man and tell
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16
ANN AND IRENE
STILL SPEAKING

HOLLYWOOD. - Irene Manning
saw stars-the unglamorous kind.
She and Ann Sheridan were stag
ing a little melee for the cameras
in Warner Bros "Shine On Har-
vest Moon"
Either Irene zigged when she
should have ducked, or AIMS
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

southpaw is better than she thought.
At least Irene got a hard and
solid poke to the nose, and part
of finger in her eye.
Director David Butler called it
realistic.
Irene? Murder" she says.
But the girls are still speaking
Buy q Bond to save a boyl
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-10-16

Buy a Bond to save a boy!
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Ii. Sheain Is Awarded
Air Medal PosfhumousIy

An Army Air Medal has been
awarded posthumously to Second 1t.
Rodney Sheain, native Of WASH
ington, for risking his life by re-
naming at the controls of a dis
abled plane so that his passenger
might parachute to safety, the War
Department announced yesterday.
The accident happened near Way
cross, Ga, on November 8, 1912,
while 1t. Sheain was plotting
trainer plane. Engine trouble de-
veloped, sending the plane into a
spin. 1t. Sheain realized a crash
was unavoidable but remained at
the controls until the passenger
could bail out.
After he saw the passenger had
cleared the plane he also attempted
a jump but was killed because Of
the low altitude.
His wife, Mrs Rodney N. Sheain.
lives at 200 North Linwood avenue.
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-04-04

and handyman. They require very
little additional skilled help and
consequently save critical man
power"
Mr.. Deckman said that if the
present $4,000 selling price limita-
ton was raised moderately" a
number of additional desirable sec
tions, of the city could be used,
whereas at present zoning and re-
strictive covenants prevent such
construction now. 1t was also point
ed out that lifting the limit would
permit the inclusion of an addi-
tional bedroom in each family unit
which would greatly enlarge and
In most cases double the present
capacity of the units with the use
of practically no more critical ma
terial per unit and far less per per-
son accommodated than at present" :"
And finally, Mr.. Deckman de-
clared that a permanent housing
program would return public atten-
ton ito the original program of the
Alley Dwelling Authority"
In presenting the background of
the need for housing here, the re-
port said that the population of the
Evening star., 1943-04-04
D. G.. Civic Leader Bemoans
Loss of VILLAGE Atmosphere

ter has been named to the Housing
and Rent Control Committee.
II you step into Mr.. Brandstatter's
house at 1909 P street NV, you
don't have to look far to find some
of his hobbies. Pinned on one wall
of the living room are dozens of but
terf1ies, moths, wasps and, as he
put it, whatever flies"
Another one of Mr.. Brandstatter's
hobbies is collecting stones. These
he has collected from all over the
country. Landscaping is summer
job, he pointed out, leaving him time
for travel. His trips have taken him
to Mexico and to various sections of
this country.
Mr.. Brandstatter, besides being a
member Of two citizens associations,
is a member of the Knights of Co.
lumbus, the Concord Club and the
Central Business Mems Association
of which he is a charter member.
He said he was the fifth man to sign
the charter of the business group
when it was organized some years
ago.
Mr.. Brandstatter also is active in
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Talks Will Feature Meetings
OF Civic Groups This Week

Highlighted by meeting of the
Association of Oldest Inhabitants Of
the District. this weeks civic activl-
ties will include meetings Of 13 other
citizens associations.
A round table discussion, 'Remi-
niscences of the Old Union Engine
House" will be led by John Clagett
Proctor, first vice president of the
Oldest Inhabitants Association at
its meeting Wednesday.
Kien-wen Yu. second secretary to
the Chinese Embassy, will speak to
Crestwood citizens on "China-Yes-
terday, Today and Tomorrow"
A report from USO headquarters
and plans for establishment of
USO center for servicemen in
Southeast Washington will high
hight the Congress Heights meeting.
D. v. Auld. assistant superintend-
ent Of the District Water Depart
ment, will address the Progressive
Citizens Association Of Georgetown
anc at the Dupont Circle meeting
the assistant superintendent of pub
lie schools. Lawson J. Cantrell. will
discuss Manual Training in Pub
lie Schools"
Two groups. Forest Hills and the
Takoma Associa tions, are making re-
ports and will discuss the progress
of civilian defense efforts in their
areas. Takoma and Manor Park
citizens will also elect new officers.
A calendar of the weeks meetings
follows:
Monday.
Dupont Circle-Mayhower Hotel,
$50 pm.
Metropolis View-Noyes School,
Evening star., 1943-04-04

Liz cllS1Ull1Uy 1Ol "dl AlOuoAlA6s
%. Return to the original per-.
manent housing program Of the
Alley Dwelling Authority.
SO. That Washington be officially
designated as critical housing area
requiring all Federal agencies deal
ing with priorities and ALLEGATION of
material to make available the nee
essary material and permission to
construct permanent housing in the
manner suggested in this report.
"a. Removal or moderation of the
present building limitations so as to
permit additional bedroom capacity
to be built into such units as are
constructed and so that additional
sites, now unavailable because of
zoning, restrictive covenants and
economics, can be utilized.
IS. That the savings in the net
amount of critical materials and
manpower through permanent
housing in this particular area
where non-critical permanent hous-
ing material and labor are avail
able, be effected by elimination Of
further construction of temporary
family units"
Report Cites Waste.
The report charged that tempo
rary housing lis costly and wasteful
and does not aid materially in the
solution of the housing problem
1t argued that temporary housing is
constructed largely of lumber-a
critical material which must be
transported long distance-while
permanent housing is constructed of
brick, tile and cinder block, "all of
which are non-critical and are To-
cally plentiful 1t pointed out fur
ther that permanent housing re-
quires no more critical material for
plumbing, heating and electrical ap-
pliances than temporary housing
permanent housing" the report
stated, constructed by small private
areas already serviced with sewer,
water, transportation facilities and
other utilities, whereas the large, iso-
lated areas required by the de-
mountable and demolishable public
housing are difficult to find and,
when found, are usually lacking in
some necessary public service
In regard to zoning, Mr.. Deck
mans report stated that permanent
private housing. when built, must
conform to local zoning and build
ing code regulations and thus does
not destroy any public or private
property values"
Permanent private housing pro-
grams" it continued, can utilize
the crews and equipment of the in
dividual small contractor whose
skills are confined to four or five
houses a year and whose labor is
not now employed by any of the
large-scale building projects and
therefore at present is total loss
to the war effort. Men in this
group usually act as estimator,
builder, superintendent, carpenter