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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

have one child and live with me,
paying one-half the rent. / have
looked after the child but he says
now that If she goes to work he
will take the child away from her.
She doesn't want any divorce
but she wants 10 GO 10 work and
sch wants him to let us alone
| am too old 10 work for defense
but ! can take care of the child
so she can work.
MRS. A. T.
Dear Mrs. 4. T.:
Your daughters decision 10
work or not to work involves
much more than finding a job
and care for her child.
Your letter indicates that this
decision Will determine whether
or not 'she viii continue To live
with her husband or have
custody OF her child.
Since so much Is at stake In
her decision could YOU suggest
To her that she seek outside
help In taking this step: The
Consultation Bureau Of De-
troit, 81 West Warren ttele-
phone Columbia 16O0l, IL a
place where many people 60 tn
discuss important decisions like
this one. Sometimes an under
standing outsider, who exerts
no prejudice or pressure. can
help more than an immediate
member of ones own family,
MRS. IRENE Y. MURPHY,
family and child welfare secre-
tsry of the Council Of Social
Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
IMPORTANT:

DO not send stamps or
money 10 the WAR PROM
LEM CLINIC. Letters will
not he answered by mail,
even II stamps are enclosed.
DO not send anonymous
letters. Only letters hearing
correct signatures and adj
dresses will he answered in
this column.
DO not send questions con-
corning problems whOch have
been explained in the column.
Space does not permit repeti-
ton of answers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Husband Refuses
10 Let Wife Work

War Problem Clinic:
| am a widow of World War l
and have a daughter who is strong
and healthy who wants 10 get a
job on defense. But she is mar
ried and her husband is jealous
and doesn't want her 10 work.
They have been married four
years and he does not make
enough money 10 keep her. They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
y New WAACs
Awaiting Call
For Training
Added TO Reserve List
From This District;
Names Published

Twenty-nine new WAACs have
been added TO the reserve list from
this district and are awaiting call
for training. The list;
Mildred " Anderson. Saginaw,
Goldis Berry. a276 HeTkimer.
Myra J. Button. 1873 Kentfield
Colleen y. Dell. 1920 Llttlefield.
Lillian l., Hosnsr. Owosso.
Mary +. Jeffrey. aa Davenport
Anita Law, Worthwhile.
Muriel l. Lohdell. 236s2 w. McNichols,
Dorothy g Mack, OWdsso.
Malissa y. Malinsk, Trenton.
Mary "A. Mandos, Pontiac
Helen r. MNko, 273i lnghs.
Lily A Salo Jackson.
Betty J. snyder, Jackson.
Frances 6 sperry, Midlsnd.
Ruth +. Talmage Pontiac.
Audrey o. YAnltsky, Aim Arbor.
Freda l.. Chamber Royal Oak.
Louise A. Kramer. Lansing.
Patricia L. Ranger, Lansing.
Ellen l.. Roads Dundee
Geraldine A. Shipley. Mt Morris
L. nda r, Thompson. Lansing.
Mary Cuz. Flint.
'lielen r. Horvatn. 703 8. Green.
Helen Harris, Wyandotte.
.Wyiodens n Wtrehaugh. Lansing.
Bonnie l. Reynolds. Lansing.
ilene X. Rose. Pontiac,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Income Tax Answers;
Giles Kdvdndgh
GiivesLdSt Tips
On Filing Forms
Monday al Midnight
Taxpayers eadline;
Penalties Provided
Income Tax Answers;
TomorroM is Ia Iasl dav.

Tomorrow is the last day
II YOU have not already filed
your income tax return for 1912,
you have until Monday midnight
to do so
You do not have to appear per-
Sonally You may mail your re-
turn and remittance. Bui If you
fail 10 do 50 by the stated dead
line you forfeit your rights 10
inStallmcnt payment and become
subject 10 penalty for delinquency.
LAST MINUTE DATA
In brief. these arc tho laSt-min-
ute instructions issued today for
the benefit Of Times readers by
Giles KavanaGh. collector of inter
nal revenue. who has been CO
operating with this newspaper IN
questions Of reader-tax-
payers. This is the last of the
series.
Here arc the last Of the ques-
tions and answers;
Q-I am rs years Of age and
expect 10 he called 70 the Army
any day A year ago, January |
won a ST 900 theater bank night
prize in another state. That was
my only income for the year and
was used for college expenses ?
Is this money clasSed as income
d. +.
Ayes. II is considered in
come and should he reported
as such.
Q--I am an auditor and lately
have refused 10 sign income tax
form on account of contributions
paid 10 a credit organization. They
are canvassing for signatures to
change legislation which | under
stand is Illegal. What is your
verdict w. r. r.
A-Not deductible.
Mrs. q. l.. L.: You should file
an amended return and claim
for refund. The wife should file
n return showing husbands In
come for two months. His ex-
pense may he deducted. His
personal exemption would he
two-twelfths of $1,000, and two
twelfths OF $3.50 for each de-
pendent.
Y. b.. Don't worry; we all
pay. Your pals probably are
paying In quarterly installments.
Mrs. Y. A. A.. Almont: You
are allowed $1,000 personnel ex-
, .emptIon and $3.50 for one de-
pendent II both are dependent
upon you for support.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
One Driver Guilty, I'd
Freed in Girls Death

The trial OF two motorists,
charged with negligent homicide
in the traffic death of 9-year-old
girl. today ended with one driver
being found guilty and the other
acquitted. The girl was Beverly
Jerkiewitz Of 1888 Traverse
Alton Bayko. 80, Of 1855 Ira
verse. was found guilty and Sam
Mateizel, %, of 1880 Vargo, not
guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Detroit Times War Problem Clinic:
Marriage or Education?
Dilemma Puzzles Youth

Often, when young becomes 21 he atains false
maturity which him to brush aside the advice OF
his elders shift for himself.
He feels he is old enough get married he so peases and
of those he has formerly leaned
Occasionally he has the foresight to proceed more
seeks the mature judgment of his
adults before taking step which mar his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

The WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
deals this Sunday with tho prob
lem Of such a 2l-yoar-old youth,
who is torn between a desire 10
marry and a Scmiconviction he
first complete his educa-
ton. His problem is discussed by
Or. Robert c. Foster. in charge
of tho family CounScllng service,
Merrill-Palmer School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
lowe for Two Terms

DIES MONIES, la. March 10
(INS)-The lower House of the
Iowa Legislature was on record
today as seeking 10 limit the
President OF the United States TO
two terms OF office OF four years
each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Answers 10 Questions
Sent by Many

w. r. B.. MIR. and Mrs. 6. F.,
Mrs. G. X. Mrs. l.. H.. Mrs.
l.. O. T. Mrs Fl. H., Mrs w. w,
J. w. w. X. Mrs. r M. Mrs.
J. P, Mrs. 6, r.. s. T. S, Mother
NJ. s. X. s., Mrs. f. C., NJ. s,
NJ. B.. Mrs. w. E., NJ. z. H.,
Mrs. II. r. X
Only his local draft board can
supply the answers Ia your
questions. You should confer
Immediately with his board.
Mrs. A. 6, Mrs. J. w, Mrs.
II. J. A.. r. W., Mother. Mrs
G. C., Mrs. f.. NJ, NJ. s.:
II will not he possible for you
to secure his release from the
armed forces, under present
regulations
Mrs. VI. H.. Mrs. c. 6. NJ. Mrs.
F.. NJ. w, A. s. r., Mrs. r. c.
Med. Mrs. NJ. F.. Mrs. O. l..
Mrs. w. +. s, NJ. C., Mrs. j.
a. F., f. l.. H., Mrs. G. G.. Mrs.
S. l.. D.:
You should inquire NJ the
Home Service Section, Ameri-
can Red Cross. $50 West Lsfsy-
cite boulevard n YOU live In
different community you should
inquire At the nearest Red
Cross office.
Mrs. s. A.. Mrs. T. r, X, Mrs.
p. G.. D.. Miss w. p, f. f. B.,
Mrs. A. NJ. Mrs. V. J. r.:
Whether he can he given
furlough must be determined nv
his commanding officer, upon
the basis of many surrounding
facts. There Is nothing further
you can do about II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14
Stores Allowed
Own Radonirlg
Con Limit Customers
on Meat. Cheese, Fats

WASHIN GTON, March 10
QNS) - Price Administrator
Brown today authorized retail
store operators to take their own
steps to halt panic buying" of
meat as he warned consumers that
impending rationing of the prod
uct March % will not bring inn
mediate relief 10 the acute meat
shortage.
Brown. appealing to the public
to avoid rush buying" told the
country's 100000 storekeepers that
they could limit sales TO custom
ers il the need arises. The same,
he said, applies TO cheese and
edible fats and oils, which also
will be rationed March %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

WASHINGTON, March - (UP)
Owners of meat stocks in frozen
lockers" will not be called on TO
make any declaration of their sup
plies or TO surrender any meat
coupons for them under the new
meat rationing program, price
officials said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

ADVFRTIsTMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Amateurs Open
Golf Jdnboree

CHICAGO. July 10 GNS)-
The three-ring All-American golf
tournament for professionals,
amateurs and women. which gets
under way today at the Tam
O'Shanter, has drawn an entry
list OF more than zee players
More than half the players are
entered in the amateur division
The first lS-hole medal qualifying
round will be played today and
the second 1S-hole qualifying
round tomorrow.
The amateurs are playing for
81. 800 in war bonds limited TO
one 500 bond 30 any one player
and the crown left vacant by
failure of 1T. Marvin Bud Ward
of Spokane to compete
The pros and the women stage
their initial qualifying rounds
Wednesday afternoon. The pros
have $4,000 in cash awaiting
them at the end of play. OF this
amount, $4,000 will go to the
winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Sports
Seweh Rates
Newsom Possible
Aid TO Penndn+
Bv LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON. July IS
Buck New som is with Tho
Browns which is. oi course no
great surprise. The loQgaClou~
riehi-hander MAY do the Browns
lot of good lie can pitch.
even though he was routed by
the Indians yesterday
Il believe Newsom will he q
hig help in winning the pen
nant." manager Luke ScWell
said.
Buck could be the difference
between a Pennant winner and
an alSo-ran for a club Ike the
Browns Outside ~ pitching,
the Browns have good talent
Any way. Sewell who said he
didn't know NcWSon person
nsIly' is m for treat.
But. while do not know
him. personally" Sowcil IS
quoted. II do know he's a fine
competitor and fine pitcher. We
need both"
The ScrivencrS are already
making book on who gets New
som next.
II don't thing he viii he
traded before December. how
ever" suggested ono Scoffcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Josephine 3rd
And Sonata
Out in Front
nv GEORGE VAN

/ ALPENA. July - Aboard
NE Acknowledgements III and
. Sonata were out m front AS the
fleet came up 10 Thunder Bay
Island yesterday 100 miles from
tho finish at MackinaC Island
The BIG 66-toot Josephine sailed
hv Tom Petzold went into the
lead an hour after the start Sat.
urday afternoon and stayed there.
Apache. loot Gmeiner'S cutter,
was half mile behind Sonata
and coming up or 80 her crew
hoped
Ernie Crates Shamrock was
abcsm Of Apache. The TWO boats
had sailed within a mile OF each
other since the start
George Naumann'S EStrelleta
was inShore and moving fast and
very much IN the running.
VItesse, Pintail. Mink Kathmar
and Stormy Petrol were hull
down seemingly in bunch.
The weather had been fair from
the start. The leaders reached up
the Michigan shore Saturday
afternoon at a six 10 Seven-knot
clip.
At shutdown Saturday the fleet
ran out of air 10 miles below
Harbor Beach which is 90 miles
from the start
The wind came back light out
Of the southwest and this is where
Sonata. sailing well outside, came
up with EStrelleta, Apache and
Shamrock. OF Harbor Beach the
breeze went into the west. Spin
makers were douSed and the boats
carried big Genoa jibbs across
Saginaw Bag with sheets well
eaSed
At no time up until yesterday
afternoon had the breeze been
above IS miles per hour. If the
breeze maintains. the winner has
a chance to make a record run.
The leaders were eight hours
ahead of the 1912 time in reach
ing Thunder Bay Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Harris Gets Results

Ole Doc Buckley Harris has
way about him a way of
fefHpenatine cid time pitchers.
lie did quite a Job on School
boy Rowe. And now he appears
10 be using his talents on Dick
(Kewpie) Barrett whom the
Pills recently bought from
Seattle, after the Cubs turned
him back 10 the minors.
The writer saw Barrett turn
In a nice five-hit game in whip
ping the Giants in Philadelphia
the other evening, matching eX-
cellent pitching he showed
against the Tigers in an exhibit
tion game in Evansville dur
ING spring training
Beating the Giants Of course.
doesn't seem 20 be difficult.
They are a pretty SorroWful
looking lot on a hall diamond.
At least, they were that night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
FIRST GAME

Totals 80 IS 81 Is Totals SO 2 q 10
Ran FOR White i0 seventh.
fBatted f0r fresh IN sixth
tBatted for swift u seventh
Raucd for Haynes lu ~"'0
DETROIT OfO ii3 7iO--i7
Chicago 400 iu4 wv
Runs Metro Hoover Wakefield
York 2 BIuodv0rlh Richards 3, White.
Wood, Tucker Cartwright AppIng Hod
gin. Runs bat'ed in-York 2. Metro,
Hoover 3 Wakefield 3, Richards 2 Hig
gins Appiirr KuhcI HodgIn, Holloway
Two-base hits Wakefield Holloway.
kuhel Home runs - York Richards.
stolen bases Tucker Sacrifice Hoover
Double plays Richards 20 Hoover. Tucker
20 H0dgin Hoover 20 York Appling n
Holloway to Kuhcl q Bloodworsh 70
Hoover 20 YORK LEFT on bases Detroit
10. Chicago o. Bases on halls-On White
3. OF Corsica l. on Lee g. on Swift g.
struck out Ry White T. by Corsica 2. by
lee I by swift a. Hits-On White In
8 innings ~ Corsica In 3 innings, on
Lee S in : inning OF Swift IN 8 IN
nings or Haynes ( IN 2 innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Swift (Whitel VIVID Pitch
swift Winning pitcher - White, --..a...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Adds TO Confusion

Clark Griffin enjoys the dis
-tinction of operating hgSebaif
teams in two capital cities
Washington. p. c., and Mont
Comery Ala Moreover, Mont
gomery once was the capital Of
the ConfederaCy Montgomery
is now the home Of the Chatta-
nooga LookoutS. managed by
the great Snowman. Joe Engel
Apparently Engels Snowman
ship was never appreciated IN
the Tennessee metropolis At
least the customers stopped
showing up a. the ball park so
Clark and EnCel moved the
farm club farther south where
they look for greater hospitality.
All o. which seems 90 be a
part n giant conspiracy 20
confuse the sports world
Chattanooga plays ms home
games in Montgomery Ala I'm.
p.Te City IS racing AZ Jamaica.
Arlington Park a. Washington
Park and kceneland ar Church
lll-DoWns>and the Detroit Lions
and Chicago Cardinals VIII play
a regular National league pro-
feSsionsl football game IY Buff
--i--e--+.Ha--1I-A--i,rs. @.ila4a 1A~ot.a
Dame and Navy VIII perform
again IN Cleveland
Which brings 20 one AN idea
Why not have tho Brown,
American league home games
moved 20 Joplin Trio move
might boost attendance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Lafferfy Cheered
SoftbaI Chieftain Predicts Record Entry for The
Coming Metropolitan Journey

fraternal and unattached--is also
expected 20 top previous marks.
The Junior division, for boys II
or under, is certain 10 60 over.
inasmuch as the Youngsters are
going all out 10 comply with tn
physical fitness program.
Runncrs-up in the Metropolitan
will 90 10 Cleveland TO compete
in a regional tourney there Win
nerS of those titles will return to
Detroit 10 compete against the
Motor City champions and re-
gional winners from u other sec
tions of the United States, Puerto
Rico. Canada. and Mexico.
Deadline for entries is Aug. L
The tournament will bet under
way Aug IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19

ruefully the news OF Maurice
Robay's return debut with the
Pirates, Zeller recently tried 10
buy the Belgian Bomber from
the East Side Of Detroit from
Toronto but the Pirates
wouldn't give up their option.
Instead they recalled Maurice,
who collected a two-bagger and
two singles in helping Pitts
burg beat the Dodgers the
other night.
However, Robays is playing
on borrowed time Classified
in IA. the big Lacquer Of the
Detroit sandlots was given a
deferment awaiting a child in
family. The child is now
month old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19

Less than months ago the
New York Yankees were regarded
with mild derision as a club des-
tined for the scrap pile. After
losing the American League lead
on their first western swing. the
worst In New York's history since
1908. the rest of the circuit
rubbed hands and smiled Slyly
over what looked like a soft touch
in The climb toward the pennant.
Today. the Yankees rivals are
q .i''le less than gleeful. Instead.
they are Clambering all over each
other In pennant race that IS
sull fairly tight. but the Yankees
are increasing the length of their
strides Yesterday the Yankees
extended their winning streak 10
eight games by sweeping both
ends Of doublc-hcadcr with the
Philadelphia Athletics. Z 20 2 and
% g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
TOO MUCH APPLING

Luke Appling. ChIcago's short
stop veteran, was bad news Tor
Trout in the nightcap. Luke made
three hits and walked once. He
drove home two runs in the first
inning and his teams final marker
in the sixth.
Although yesterdays crowd was
not as large as expected, the
Tigers had reason 20 point 10 the
total attendance of the series with
some degree Of pride. Including
Thursdays night game and Satur-
days doublchoader they we're paid
off on a basis Of something like
10000 paid customers and that is
good in any city at any time.
O'Nclll isn't sure whom he will
work against the Senators. How
ever, Tommy Bridges appeared 10
be a clnch 10 hurl the second
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19

The Metropolitan Detroit Soft
ball tournament, which annually
decides Detroit's representatives
in the world softball champion
ships. will have the largest entry
in it's history, Frank Lafferty,
a mateur Softball Association
commissioner, announced today
The Major League ditiSion--for
top-flight men and women's teams
will probably top its record for
entries. Winners of these titles
automatically become host teams
in the 1913 world championships
TO be played here in mid-Sep-
TENDER.
The Class A division, for all
other men and won1en's teams
industrial. recreation church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Pitcher Fans IS
But Is Removed

Richard Settles had a uo-hltter
for Lincoln Park going into the
eighth inning with two down in
an Intercounty Baseball League
game. He famed Is NorthvilleS.
In the ninth Settles was lifted
with the tying runs on base, Lin
coin Park won, 4-2.
Roy Cunningham and Jess Car
son each allowed three hits. One
of those off Carson was by Cum
bingham who doubled with the
bases loaded to tally three as De-
Rev INhipped- Amazo--l=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
YankS ON March
Extend Winning Streak TO Eight Bo-Bo Fails TO
Last Innings Against indians

10 Z. Bo- 30 NewSom. pitching his
first game for the Brownies since
being exiled there by the Brook
Ign Dodgers, was ierked out IN
the third inning Of the nightcap,
frame that saw seven Cleveland
runs
The longest game in the history
Of baseball started yesterday, the
final results Of which will not be
known until Sept Is. This was
the Dodgers Boston Braves night
cap OF a double-header After the
Dodgers took the first game, s
TO ; in II innings, the second
game was halted because of cur
few. and under the new "SuSpen-
sion rules Will be played off Sept.
13 from that point az which it
was stopped. The clubs are tied
I'd in this contest. 4 20 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Lucky
johnson.
Present

One Of the spectators at the
Amateur Day double-header in
Briggs Stadium was Harold John
son who played 10 seasons in the
Federation and left one record
that may not be broken.
From 19lS-25 Johnson short
stopped for three teams Miss
DetroitS, RiSdons. Grennans. Only
in 1919 did he fail TO be with A
championship club That meant
seven championships in eight
years and seven worlds tourna-
ments. Three times he was with
a worlds title victor
Johnson started under Tony
LaBond. now manager Of Virges.
"Get Johnson on the club and
you'll win the title" was a say
inc current during his day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Six-Run Rally
C|in(hes Berth

South Fort made sure of an
elimination series berth in Class
B Of the baseball federation by
defeating Cadillac Square, S-6,
yesterday, a SiX-run rally in the
eighth canceling a 5-3 lead Gauge
had az the end II the seventh.
In Class d. Dixie set aside
Haags. 80 scoring the winning
run in the ninth without the aid
of a hit. East Side Coal also
made sure of an elimination
series place by winning from Red
Arrows on a forfeit.
Three Hundred Club defeated
East Side. 5-4. Dukes won from
State Show by the same count
Cass Skalski famed Is as Spar
tans kicked Sheriff. A. C.. S-1.
Pitcher George Johen was in
eHe-ipRiRE for Cadillac against
South Fort but made his pres
ence known. He retired the side
in the ninth on five pitches. two
infield outs and the third gong
down on strikes. He scored
Cadillac's final run on a walk.
steal error. and Bert Pankra a. 5
lnfield out.
Ken Jensen. State Show pitcher
tied the score IN tho eighth when
his homer vas fair BY inches
Catcher Art Miarecki Of Dukes
homered in the ninth for the win
ming marker. sd.
Jess Martinez yielded two hits
in eight innings for Dixie. Charlie
Frankel, his relief. did not allow
one Al Porto OF HaagS yielded
three and John Durocher two.
Porto and Martinez each famed
10 Skalski had a thrce-hltter for
SpartanS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
QD'NeilI'S New Worry:
w llife Is Injured

Philadelphia. O'Neill will be thor
oughly satisfied
Johnny Corsica relieved White
and held the SoX sCoreless while
giving up two hits in three in
ningS.
Yesterdays split, viewed by
24,443 fans. saw the Tigers tear
Thornton Lee, an old nemesis,
and Bill Swift and Joe Haynes
apart in the first game. Rudy
York hit his eleventh homer and
Paul Richards his second, In the
second inning the DetroiterS got
10 Lee for four runs. After that
II was = brCpZc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Youth, Years,
Sun Set Back
Kim Peterson

Chronologically, II years are
little as time measures. Function
ally, IL years are too many TO give
away in a tennis championship
match when the opponent also has
the stroke equipment, the steam,
and tournament experience. AT 80
few players have the physical
energy and endurance of %.
At 80, Kimbark Peterson
mathematics instructor at Univer-
sity of Michigan, lacked the
energy TO keep abreast Of 28-year-
old Chief Petty Officer Richard
H. Mcfarland OF Crosse lie Naval
Station Mcfarland thus added
the city open title 10 the public
parks yesterday at Detroit Tennis
Club, rs. 60. 81.
The hot sun Slapped the Peter
son vitality as Mcfarland kept
Kim running up and back.
chasing lobS. handling hot ones at
his feet, by cross court driving,
volleyS. we'll placed point winning
lobs, in addition to jack rabbit
court covering
Frequently Peterson enticed
Mcfarland out of position. then
yolleyed or drove TO the open
spaces for what Peterson and the
gallery conceded as the point All
but Mcfarland who arrived from
nowhere to catch up and return
sometimes for a winner or to
make Peterson do the job all over
again