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Houses for Sale

BARGAIN rooms. hath; eXcellently To-
Gated, 81 $50 $500 down $50 monthly.
or 81 500 for equity, SIS monthly. Lin
coin 2-OS06.
BARGAIN-S2 $50 yearly income: 4-apart-
ment, (3'S-2's), baths. stoker steam
So 600 1926 Pennsylvania. DreXel 6505.
BLVD. Jos CAMPAU--S bedrooms living
room carpeted gas heat brick garage
s.. 500. Neoman-Nalade CO. Tuxedo 10000.
DEARBORN rooms city water and
gss, possession IN I week near Bomber
road 81 $50, Sf25 down S2T So month.
Also many more 20 choose from. open
sunday. Martin Realty, 2001g Van Born.
Dearborn g7f3.
DEARBORN, near Ford road large lot.
r----r--n-trr- - 6JO, SJ50
down. 6557 Silvery Lane Dearborn Oo7i.
DEARBoRN-Smau homes. 10 20 choose
from; $3.50 10 81 500 down. Martin
Realty. 2QOl9 Van Born Rd. DE. a743.
EARBORN--s-rm modern. 1000 50 .
600 dr.. 4-rm. semi. modern. S2.700.
81 600 din. 2470O Ford Rd. Sundays.
r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3.50
: hedru, r.. '2-gar' 81 600 On. PR 3216
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Little Farms for Sale

ACRES, on Schoolcraft-Paved city
water; only 500 down. Newman. JOY at
inkster I'd. BEDFORD o333 or Cherry 1850
BLUE ROOTED BUNGALOWS rooms
wired for electric stove; finished on In
terror. with nearly ACRE ; miles east Of
bomber plant, school bus Price only
$3.50. small down payment
GROsSMAN cor Van Born and wayne
Roads Phone Wayne 92o
ECORSE ROAD 4i574--1 acre 4-room
house. vacant. Ninewood 1-l0gi
FEEF LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE J. BOLDT. Realtor. CA. 1899.
1914 Michigan Theater Building.
sox2-5--sewer. water. sss. walks, school
S6Th. near l3-Mile and Woodward Jud-
son Bradway CO RA. 9T0O
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Vacant Lots for Sale

ACT quickly Must sacrifice three large
lots. eNcelenuy located MeIrose o6e2
BAPGAlS Ii cnc.cc- lois.Joy Bcad-
sChtefpr sec S229 10. 0172
Buy state owned properties. see your
real estate broker
s.MILE-VAN DYKE and 9-MILE
HOOVER SECTION
iafEc houeS+teE city water sewers gas.
electric Close to transportation stores,
EChaU.s zeal buys onIy s. month
IRWIN NIGHT & WINES co "A
ItlSt GRATIOT PINBREE b3fe
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Business Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP, reasonable. Eood\ location,
the clientele LIZ 1896
Bowling Alley
COUNTRY CLUB ci322 FENKELL
SIX alleys profit $500 yearly. landlord
win erect building suitable Tor additional
Ia alleys after duration Cheap rent
hAlf Years ola Ownet dTsftcd cash
required 50 00u,Acovers all Inquire Leo
Adler Temple 2.15sn
DENTAL LABORATORY
10Y safe good opportunity must leave
town Can VIneWood 2-1470 90 Town
send 5.glIl.
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Income Bungalows for Sale

FFNKELL = WYOMING district income
ave down, three up, completely fur
nished: rrfrigerators. stoves. rugs new
Hnoleum No dealers Dawson 1912
HOLCONB. $3.50 a. Cratic, Very nice
prIckpte converted into three families.
three baths a5-ft Dot. garage $3.50. I
acme Real Estate 1903 Grstot. Plaza
a14l
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FOR
SALE;
Real Estate Wanted

A CASH BUYER wants home in SOUTH
west section. j. CURING. VI. 1885.
AN ALL CASH deal for your property.
For appraisal call Victory, We. 7-Ss70.
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GRATIoT. Sos. at Fischer Brick st6fe
with broom nat above. steam heat fun
basement, garage S. SOC Acme Real
Estate 5000 Gratilt Plaza q575.
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Resorts for SUITE

COLCHESTER Lake Erie, cottage fur
nshed private beach well electric
pump. conveniences. 2-car garage, sacrl-
flee. 81 900: cash needed Trinity 1-702s
COLORED-Free bathing: cool breezes on
Lake Gould. one-acre tracts. Drive out
Grand River IS miles. turn right on
US-23 ~ miles; Sunday / TO 6, Address
Box 1887, Detroit Times.
COLORED--PRIvATE LAKE, SMALL DIN.
SMEDLEY. 446 f. WARREN. TIE. 1-6l92
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Land Contracts

ALL land contracts. bought. mtgs made.
McHugh. lil0 Ford Bldg Cadillac 05i9.
ANY desirable lana contract purchased.
~ kfsvtS- fsrTrHER & COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 1910
AT Low discounts We buy land contracts.
arrange a. c. first mortgage loans Fdw.
Henke Co Hammond Bldg ca, 1855
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WHITE. COLORED MORTGAGES MONEY
HOME ASSOCIATES CA. 73f7
CONSULT ne enlarged Gea. estate .tsi
inrs m The DIG sunday Times Want I'd
Section
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-30

tana. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Stein.
Elenore Anderson, who teaches at
Wolf Point, was home for Christ
mas.
Mrs. Roy Paus, who spent a few
day at Hoffman, and at Minneapolis
and Rochester, Mimi, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Cert Peterson of Bredette
arrived Monday for an indefinite
stay at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs.
Carl Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Squires enter
tanned at Christmas dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmer Grindeland. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Ammo and children and
Mrs. A. T. Schnell and daughter Alice
returned to Glasgow Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Grindeland
visited Sunday at the home of MI.
and Mrs. George Wehrman and
family. Other relatives present were
Mrs. H. S. Grindeland, Mrs. and
Mrs Ed Grindeland and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Grindeland and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bauste and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Wal
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ackers enter
tanned at a turkey dinner Christmas
eve. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
o. Hanson and Lavon. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. A. Beck and children and Wayne
Banister and Dorothy Walters and
Elizabeth Dow of Great Falls. The
girls left for Great Falls Sunday
night.
John D. Omvig, navy air cadet,
who attended college at Pasco,
Wash, was recently transferred to
Monmouth, Ill, for additional col
lege training, according to word
received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Omvig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ellis enter
tanned at Christmas dinner the Ted
Miller family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Stevens and Mrs. Jennie Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Wangrud enter
tanned the Oral Quale family of
Richland Sunday evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-30
Sherman H0okIand
Is i'm Cadet Center
For Pilot Training

SAN ANTONIO, Texas-In train
ing at the preflight school of the
San Antonio aviation cadet center
are 10 men from Montana, including
one from Glasgow.
The future pilots receive nine
weeks of instruction at the center,
learning the fundamentals necessary
for actual flight training in primary,
basic and advanced schools. They
are prepared physically and men
tally to attain their common goal,
the silver wings of army air forces
pilots.
The preflight cadets include Avia-
ton Cadet Sherman C.. Hookland,
route l, west, Glasgow.
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HINSDALE

Superintendent and Mrs. L. w
Weingartner and children Gary anC
Sylvia left Friday morning to spenc
the holidays with friends at Kalis.
pell.
day morning from San Francisco tC
spend a holiday leave visiting his
parents, MI. and Mrs. w. E. Beavens
Miss Esther Enseleit arrived Fri
day morning from Cut Bank to
spend the holiday visiting. he1
sister-in-law, Mrs. August Enseleit
and family.
Miss Lydia Enseleit returned to
Glasgow Sunday after spending two
days visiting at the August Enseleit
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burner and son
Jackie spent Christmas day at Fort
Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Isaacson
and children visited at the Ralph
Isaacson home near Thoeny Sunday.
F. H. Hopwood was a Christmas
dinner guest at the Fern Hopwood
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Drabbs and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hoerster
and son Donald, Alex Mogan and
son Junior. Bob Taylor of Saco and
Edwin Swanson were Christmas din
ner guests at the Clair Duncan
home.
Mrs. H. F.. Tuttle was sick with
influenza Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hillman Jr.
and children were Christmas dinner
guests at the p. E. Hillman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harshaw and
Melvin and Evert Kari were
Christmas dinner guests at the Guy
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ziegeldorf
and family and Miss Edna Har-
shaw were Christmas dinner guests
at the Glenn Harshaw home near
5aco.
Mrs. Polly Carlson arrived Sum-
iay from Minneapolis to spend a
week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Iillman Jr., and family.
Fred Ring of the D & B Elevator
;pent the holiday week end with
lis wife at Glasgow.
Mrs. Peter Gaasch entertained at
Christmas dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Duane Boley and family and Mr..
md Mrs. Bill Roman and family of
Glasgow, Miss Dannette Gaasch and
apprentice Seaman Dan GaaSch Jr.
Principal Robert NORM of Carlyle
S spending the holidays here.
Mrs. John Carr and daughter
'ulia of Glasgow and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-30

Martin Brown and family were
Christmas dinner guests at the v
t. Hartley home.
Miss Myrtle Westby left Thurs
day morning to spend the holidays
at Opheim.
Mrs. Charles Stewart. who is
teaching at Peerless, spent the week
end with her husband at Hinsdale.
Mr.. Stewart took her back to Peer
less Monday for the re-opening of
school Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElvain
and family and Mrs. Mary Waber
were Christmas dinner guests at the
Oswald Waber home.
Albert CheSterton, John Bjertness
and Emil Waber were Christmas
dinner guests at the Frank Jones
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. johnson and
Mrs. Anna Olson and son Erick
were Christmas dinner guests at
the A. E. Simonsen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Wallace arrived
last week from the North Thurman
school near Baylor to spend the
holidays at Hinsdale.
MI. and Mrs. Homer Claypool and
daughter June ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry M~ulfinger and Mrs. Caroline
Claypool of Vandalia were Sunday
dinner guests at the Charles Clay
pool home in Dodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Trousill were
Christmas dinner guests at the
Homer Claypool home.
Jean Marie Simonsen was honored
at a party Sunday on her sixth
birthday given at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Simon
Games were enjoyed, followed
by a nice lunch. Jean Marie received
several birthday gifts.
Mrs. Oma Thoenv and daughters
.eloma and Marietta, Clinton Critics
and Lee Ellsworth Jr., were Christ
mas dinner guests at the c. B. Risley
nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black and son
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Richard Bohlig, a Viz student a
$ the school at Mines in Butte, wa.
home on furlough from WedneSda!
to Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Paus anc
: Florence and Royal and Mrs
:: Samuel Paus were Christmas guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Paus anc
family of Scobey, returning home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Bohlig enter
tanned at Sunday dinner the Rev
Fir. Anthony Sorger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Paus and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Paus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Balm of Balm
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. Balm of Rich
land. MI. and Mrs. Roy Hansen and
family of Wolf Point and MI and
Mrs. Jacob Stein and Lucille Stein
were guests of MI. and Mrs. Elmer
Walstad and family Christmas. The
same group vas entertained at the
jacob Stein home Sunday.
Lucille stein visited from Tuesday
in Richland. She and Edna Buech-
Stein to Scobey Thursday.
Odll NCLoOll Wdo q SuCoJ az 1AlC
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Nell
son Christmas eve. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Nelson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Nelson and family and
Carl Nelson were guests at the H.
j. Quasi home Christmas.
Guests at the Hugh Cole home
Christmas were Mrs. Cliff Johnson.
Mrs. Art Paulson and Kenneth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer johnson and
family. The Glen Hallock family
was present for supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hallock
and family entertained at Christ
mas dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hal
lock and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Hallock and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb Hallock. +
Mrs. AL Wangrud, Adolph Burt
ness and Neil Rogers were Glasgow
callers last Monday.
Neil Rogers left Friday for
Tacoma, Wash. to spend Christmas
the Art Reed family, and his
daughter and wife, who are also
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stellflug
entertained at Christmas dinner the
Westby family, Mr.. and Mrs.
PAUL Stellflug. the Joe Isakson FAM !
lily. the Melvin Isakson family, !
Bertha Isakson. Mrs. Oscar Isakson, !
7yde P%uffenberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
ngvold Birklund and family and Mr.. |
md Mrs. William McKusick. ]
Myrtle Westby of Hinsdale is {
pending vacation at home. /
Mrs. Dick Faean entertained her
,arents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weaver,
christmas day. I
Fireman First Glass Buster Red
ield. who spent two days leave at
lome, left for the coast Sunday.
Buster and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Redfield. were guests
Christmas at the home of Mr.. and ]
Irs. Grin FosSum. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Who'll and
LATHE Bergtoll were guests Christ
las at the Graydon Edwards home.
Mr.. and Mrs Hans Sorenson spent
.hristmas at the home of their son, .
lloyd Sorenson, and family of Glen Z
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-30
OPEIEIM
by DINA Thompson

Guests at the E. G. Bohlig hom'
Christmas were Samuel Paus ant
Mrs. Glen Lands and Beverly.
Mrs. Art johnson of Glasgow an(
MI. and Mrs. Dwight Gamrath ant
children were Christmas guests a
the Charles Durbin home.
Born at the Guy Baldwin homt
last Tuesday a daughter, Sherry
Ann, to Mr. and Mrs. H. Allie.
Earl Jacobson spent a few days IN
Choteau visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hanson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday the o. A
Beck family, Albin Risa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Stetson and baby, the
Harry Ackers family, Dorothy Walt
erS and Elizabeth Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Larson were
guests at the A. o. Hanson home
Monday.
Otto Dahl received word that his
brother-in-law Camaron Stuart of
Regina. Sask.. died Sunday. The
funeral was Tuesday.
Sam Feezen of Great Falls was
here visiting relatives Saturday and
Sunday.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Feezell Christmas were
Nh. and Mrs. Ed Asleson and FAM
lily. MI. and Mrs. Milo Jennings
and family, Sam Feezell of Great
Falls and Art Lawrence.
Guests at the Milo Jennings home
Sunday were MI. and Mrs. Horace
Feezell and Sammy and Sam Feezell.
The Clarence Tichenor family and
the Roy Burroughs family were
TIriSfnanc OIIncfc OF the InnrlfC
Anderson home.
Fern and Albin Risa spent Sum
dav in Glasgow. !
Woodrow Wilson was a guest at
the Henry Hanvold home Christ
mas.
Freddie Whittle is spending
Christmas with the Fred Whittle
family. .-,
Christmas eve dinner guests at
the Dwight Gamrath home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Gamrath and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dur
bin and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Lands and Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson
and DR.. william Reed were dinner
guests Christmas at the Walter
Irgens home.
George Hickok ives a business
caller Monday.
John H~aroldson was a guest at the
st. John home Christmas. !
The S. A. Beim family were din
ler guests at the Amanda Arneson
home Christmas. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boehler enter
aimed at Christmas dinner Mr.. and {
Mrs. L. Starbird and family. Mrs. \
Iohn Erickson and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. C. Smith. f
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FRAZER
BY Mrs. ]. w. Calfee

E. P. Brooks went to Glasgow
| Monday to consult a doctor. 1t wa
: necessary for him to remain in tn
hospital a few days.
Mrs. Hattie BurmaSter was takel
to the doctor at Glasgow Tuesda,
with a severe cold. She was
patient at the hospital with the fiji
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dahl, Ardi
EliaSon, Barbara Holtberg and Mrs
j. Calfee shopped in Wolf Poinr
Thursday morning. Mr.. Calfee re.
at the Trinity hospital in VOL
Point.
Calvin Clark, who had been visit
ing his sister, Alice Collins, in
Portland, returned Friday morning
The teachers had their Christmas
party at the K. L. zenner home
Monday evening. They exchanged
gifts.
L. j. johnson and daughter Ruby
and P. P. Fast and family of the
north country spent Christmas day
at the Erwin Fast home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Johnson
and family and Mrs. Serena Long
and family spent Christmas day at
the Ed Johnson home in Wolf
Point.
Olaf Eliason and family of
Opheim, Lawrence Holtbcrg and
family and John Cline spent Christ
mas day at the M. L. Eliason home.
John Bjelland. section foreman,
has been sick with the flu the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Peters. son
Dickey and Ardine, Joyce and Doro-
thv Calfee spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the ranch home of
Marvin Browning south of Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Dahl and Dean
ma. Mr.. and Mrs. William Brough,
Gust Thoma of the north country.
Helen Otremba of Glasgow and
Virginia Lempke of Wolf Point
spent Christmas day at the Joe
Otremba home.
Private Alvin Long, who is stat
loned at Camp Tyson, Tenn, is
nome on furlough visiting his
mother, Mrs. Serena Long.
Mrs. Nick Peters, Mrs. L. Holt
Mrs. M. L. Eliason, Mrs. Ted
and Mrs. j. w. Calfee we're
coffee guests at the Joe Otremba
home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor left Monday
morning for Essex, MINI, her
mother being very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Hovey, Mr..
and Mrs. R. l.. Sheppard, Mrs.
Martha Hovey and Mrs. Kitty Scott
we're dinner guests at the M. A.
len bOme Chrictmac dow Mr. ood
Mrs; James Scott spent the evening
at the Lem home.
School will open Monday.
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and MI. and Mrs. w. A. White were
Christmas dinner guests at the R
r. Black home.
Miss Betty Court returned to
Great Falls after a holiday visit
with her parents, MI. and Mrs
Nick Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Pearson and
daughter Loyal Ann, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Nelson and daughters Carol
and 10 Ann, Mrs. P. N. Christensen
and Mrs. Bryce Wallis and daughter
Linda Sue were Christmas dinner
guests of Mrs. Anna Miller.
Jack Hutchins, Orval Hillman,
Norman Burns and Robert Baker
are attending the Boy Scout winter
camp at Fort Peck this week. David
Schooner, who had previously
planned to attend the camp, is at
Great Falls this week for an opera
ton on an injured leg.
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r GOES TO PERU

ALT Rorvik left Sunday morning
for Seattle and from there will sail
for Peru, where he will be employed
by the army engineers. Mr.. Rorvik
recently returned here to visit his
family after working on the Alaskan
highway.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-30

There are some 400 Indian SER
vice schools in the country which
are attended by $4,000 children.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1943-12-30

Banff park, Canada, has an area
of 1000 square miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Outdoor
Club i'm
Roundup
BY DON GILLIES

Oakland County Sportsmen's
Club of Pontiac, with nearly ] 500
members in its first four months
Of existence, will hold its first
annual outdoor roundup Saturday
afternoon and evening at the
Drayton Plains fish hatchery.
Dinner at z p. m. will be fol-
lowed by an outdoor showing of
conservation department sound
movies and contests.
p. j. Hoffmaster, director Of the
Michigan conservation depart
ment; Fred Westerman of the fish
division, and c. A. Paquin of the
educational division are speakers.
Others attending are Walter
Kelly of Detroit. president of the
Michigan United Conservation
Clubs; Lloyd Eagan, president of
the Detroit Sportsmen's Congress;
w. +. Tommy Thompson, direc-
tor. and Harry Gaines of Grand
Rapids, secretary of the MUCC.
"A. T. Stewart, member of the
fish division of the conservation
department fos< 10 ~
manager of the DraYton rams
hatchery. will be honored.
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PlayOff
To-day i'm
Net Meet
Photo by International News Photos

Postponed matches must be
played off before 7 p. m. today or
defaults will be given is the ruling
of Kenneth While, referee Of the
annual Highland Park open cham
pionships, under the auspices Of
Highland Park Tennis Club, now
IN progress at Ford Field.
Joining Dick Mcfarland in the
third round are Tom Cauley.
Frank Skierskk Hubert Manlye.
Hobart Wrobbel and Kimbark
Peterson. Ray Gibson and John
Blossom are a round behind.
Manire and Peterson were dou-
bleS winners yesterday.
MEMS SINGLES
Frank Skierskt defeated Stanley Adams
SO. 90. Hubert Manire d. Victor Pritula
al, 1-6. 6-4 Ray Gibson 4 ice Watts,
6-4, 6.4 John Blossom q Bob Calder
"a 80 kimbark Peterson d. Reinie
Tom cauley 4. Al Thav. a.. IS skier.
q James Jankowski 81 81 Hobart
Wrobbel 4. Ed Rogers IS. SO. Peter
son d. James Alexander. 81. 6.l
MOMEN'S
Peg Sweeney d Gloria King So 50
81 Virginia Cotton d. Helen Grosseff
MISS DOUBLES
JEFFERSON and Leonard Karpeles 4 Maty-
4 and Kenneth Aundie, 90, 80.
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Jockeys
ALI Like
Adams

Why are the jockeys at the
Detroit race track apparently 100
per cent in the fight to cut Johnny
Adams suspension
This is a question which prob
ably will arise in many a sports
fans mind since johnny as the
country's leading rider and one
of the most prosperous, very easily
might be the object OF jealousy by
his fellow riders.
One Of the little horsebackerS
who prefers his name not be men
toned, says:
mo one Is jealous OF Johnny.
Every one In the Jockeys room
knows him for a gentleman, "A
boy who very seldom does any
rough ridlng-and then only
through eagerness TO win a race
not through any viciousness.
'In addition. no rider or any
one else Is racing has ever asked
Johnny Adams for financial help
and not received II. When we go
10 bat, we're going TO bat for a
right guy. And Johnny's penalty
was far too severe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

came mp with Washington as a
second baSeman in 1919 where
he spent his entire active play
ing career as a major Lacquer.
ending IN 1928, with the cxcep-
ton Of seven games in 1929 and
four in 1881 as manager Of the
Tigers. .a:-
Harris was appointed man
REer Of the Washington Sena-
tors as the ~>~'S,s>At "o.rv' W Wy
ar m 1>e~ me
naming of Lou Boudreau was
the youngest man ever 10 pilot
a major league team He also
was the youngest manager ever
20 win a pennant and a World
Series.
He led the Senators 70 the
American League championship
n f.fz4 and they Went on 10
defeat the New York Giants in
the World Series. II was his
First year as a big league skip
per
Following his iive-ycar ten
ure IN Washington, Bucky took
over the Tigers from 1929
through 1888 With mediocre
material the best his teams did
IN Detroit was fifth place.
lie went 20 Boston for the
1884 season and pilotcd the Red
S9N 90 o fourth place berth.
Ie was replaced the following
year by Joe Cronln. Later. be
returned 10 Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Was d Fireman

Born IN NishaV8ka Ind
who're his dad was chief of the
fire department. Ft2Smm0r,
broke IN a. Muskegon In 1920
Doc White q White Sox
fame was the manager ~ 'he
club. Through 1920 and 1927.
PAT Freddy did well enough
AZ the Lake Michigan port that
Indianapolis made an offer for
him
But by then Freddie ra5 n
100 with the fire department "a
900 that satisfied hun unless rc
could ger = cut Of me sale prize.
He MADE the demand but NIk-
kegon refused 80 pay him and
sent hack his contract urs meG
But hiy~psppy fr0uCff Fred
Gle would DO better striking
CIT batterS than putting o.f
1res and told the boy 20 'Et
mrruN fIcd got
lie moved 20 Indianapolis and
ia'er found himself 70 the bic
sh0v with the %cW York
Giants. For an even dozen
year. -FitzSimmans .t4ncd and
then moved TO Brooklyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Weak Hitter
Wins u Game

. Erwin King, shortstop and
weakest hitter on the Hudson
Police softball team as last man
,'"1. ", got the. hit
..a.. -fc ,,,d ~. victory IN ~ inS.
ningS over Freuhauf last night in
a major league game at Mack
Park.
King also collected another
single. totallng more than he's
had all season.
Hudson girls. with Connie
WiSnfNski pitching a one-hitter,
trounced Local Z Vets. so, and
Local $50 played A IL tie with
Local 100.
Three games are scheduled for
tonight