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Evening star., 1943-12-23
headquarters, an additional news

headquarters, an additional news
reel photographer, and additional
employees OF the Chinese Ministry of
Information. Counting porters,
grooms and an escorting company
Of Chinese soldiers, together with
local military authorities. the whole
expedition numbers around 400 men
now. There are 30 ponies and mules
and IA sedan chairs.
At the end Of the day, our process
sion struggled into 4 peaceful village
and the entire population turned
out. Firecrackers touched of in
welcome made our mounts finish al
gallop. We put up at little way
side inn with hard packed earth
Evening star., 1943-12-23

Toward the end Of our travel
yesterday, ,.snr meandering path
gained altitude, leaving the rice
fields and cutting through red clay
hills with vegetation reminiscent Of
the Carolina Piedmont region.
Mountain holly grew along the way.
Scraggly trees poked toward the
sky.
Party Increased to zoo Men.
Our party, which consisted OF 26
persons when we left Chungking
December 10, has been increased by
addition of Brooks Atkinson of the
New York Times, Maj. Rankin K
Roberts, public relations officer
from 1t. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell's s
Evening star., 1943-12-23

I prepared to
leave Tarawa.
Throwing or
a ack an d
singing my car
bine, I started
down the mar
row road that
leads onto the
fighter strip.
All the marine
dead had been
buried, but some
Jap corps e S
were still lying
in various posi-
tiOnS S m e
hoo 6locS conn
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Stories of Veterans
Wanted by Star

This is another of series OF
interviews with men from the
Washington -. area who have
returned from overseas duty.
Friends and relatives of service
men returning from battle zones
are urged to write or telephone
the city editor of The Star at
MA. 5000. The Star wants to
give these men of the armed
forces a chance to tell their
stories to the thousands Of In
terested Washingtonians.
Evening star., 1943-12-23

Riefkahl when
the cruiser Vim
c e n mes went
down, Pfc. Fors-
man j. Ander-
son, %. USMC,
said during a
visit to the Stage
Door Canteen.
Son of Mr.
and Mrs. John
p. Anderson of
Cabin John, Nd,
Pfc. Anderson
was a first load
err on q hve-
inch gun on the
Vincennes when
she was sunk.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Back From the Wars
Back From the Wars
Cabin John Marine Recalls
Sinking of Cruiser Vincennes

The marines and sailors on q raft
/! In the South Pacific a year ago
August viii remember the quick
thinking of Capt. Frederick L.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
Pussy Willows Condemned

Dunedin, New Zealand, has de-
clared that the pussy willow is not
an innocent springtime decoration
for homes. but should be declared .
noxious weed.
Evening star., 1943-12-23

COrpuscles, As well rs corporals,
can fight. Enlist yours At the Blood
Donor Center, District $500. Enlist
ments accepted At your convenience.
Evening star., 1943-12-23
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Evening star., 1943-12-23
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Evening star., 1943-12-23
Former Star Reporter
Tells Of Tarawa's
Utter Destruction

The toilo,uing story pas prit-
ten by Stat Sergt. Richard J.
Murphy, 5r., 107 East Woodbine
street, Chevy Chase, Nd, a
Marine Corps combat CORE
Spondent and former Star re-
porter.
TARAWA, Gilbert Islands (De.
layed Two marines with fixet
bayonets were bringing a JaI
prisoner to the command post a!
Evening star., 1943-12-23

GO TO YOUR BUTCHER the minute you have full Of
used cooking fats Hand him the (any kind of will
do but please not glass; For pound of fat he will give
~ and two red ration points that you time
where to purchase butter any edsamp product
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Baby Kidndper
Known as Thief

ALBANY. Ore. Aug. IA CUPl
Prosecutors Of Mrs. Catherine
Wright. 26. charged with the alb
duction OF a 2-day-old baby,
learned today that she was con-
vcted Of a theft committed in
Honolulu the day Pearl Harbor
was bombed.
Mrs. Wright. who told suthori-
ties here she kidnapped the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. W.
Gurney OF Albany because she
had lost two children at birth.
insists she was injured during the
bombing Of Hickam Field Dec. 7,
1871. She said the injury may
have produced the mental quirk
which led her 20 take the baby.
Honolulu police said their rec
ordS rcfuted Mrs. Wright'S claims
of having been injured by Shrap-
mel because she had not been
employed. As she told authorities
here, al Hickam Field
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Photo by Times stan Photographic

1867 Elmhurst, who will celebrate
their 65th wedding anniversary
Friday, voiced but one regret
today:
People don't have as much
fun now AS they used to-"
Recalling the days when he
courted Elizabeth Auten, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Auten,
who moved with their family from
Trenton, Mich. to Amherstburg,
Ont, when there was talk of a
civil war in the United States,
Mr.. Belcoure said:
"Why, used TO do more with
a quarter than your jitterbugs
can do with a SIS bill and we
had more fun, too"
Life was simple In those
days" said Mrs. Belcourse.
"When we dressed up the girls
wore hoop skirts and the men
put on their store clothes"
There were no musicians hid
den behind palms or no one sang
20. Promise Me" when Henry
Belcoure married Elizabeth Auten
Aug. 13, 1878. But they did call
in a band from Wyandotte and
everybody had a good time, Mr..
and Mrs. Belcoure said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belcoure are the
parents of Is children, five of
whom are living. They are Mrs.
John T. O'Rouke, 4267 ElmhurSt;
Mrs. Jack johnson, SO Edmund
place: Oval Belcoure of Stoney
Pointe and James Belcoure of
Amherstburg.
Members OF the immediate
family will observe the anniver-
sary with MIR. and Mrs. Belcoure
at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. John T. O'Rouke, with whom
they make their home.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
i Duce Reported
TX
In Summer Home
OF Italian King .
Removed From Fort
Because He Is Cousin,
Rome Travellers Say

MADRID, Aug. II (UP) -
Benito MuSsolini is held under
heavy guard at the summer resi-
dence of King Victor Emmanuel
near Rome, on the monarch's own
orders, recent travellers from the
Italian capital said, in today's YER
sion of the Mussolini legend.
These travellers also brought
confirmation of reports that Mus
solini's Fascist grand council de-
serted him in the crisis, demand
ing along with the king that he
abandon the premiership.
MuSsolini was arrested, il was
said, on orders of Marshal Pietro
Badoglio. who succeeded him. He
was taken into custody on the
grand staircase of the kings pal
ace by two police officers.
ARGUMENT STIFLED
AS ,Mussolini left an audience
with the king where he had been
informed that his resignation was
in order, an officer was said TO
have stopped him.
"Your eXcellency, please fol-
low u.s." he said.
When MusSolini made a gesture
as If TO argue, the officer added:
Marshall BadogIiO's orders,
your excellency."
MusSolini then followed the two
officers down a back stairway
where a Red Cross ambulance
waited.
1t took him to a military port
near Rome.
Later, it was said, the king in
quired of Badoglio on MuSsolini's
whereabouts and was told he was
guarded in a military fort.
HE is KINGS COUSIN
mo, that Is wrong" the king
said. "He Is decorated with the
collar of the Order OF the An
nunziata, after all. Send him TO
one of my summer residences
but closely guarded"
The Order of Annunziata,
Italy's highest decoration, makes
its recipients cousins" Of the
monarch.
1t was learned that Count Dino
Grandi presented motion TO the
Fascist grand council recommend
ing that the king resume COM
mand of the army and his regu-
lar powers.
The motion, said to have been
prepared with the kings own aid.
was adopted 19 to 7, with one
1t amounted to no
tice for Mussolini 10 quit.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Ko-Ko in Jam
Masquerader Arrested as
Jap Spy in v. S.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Aug. ID (UP)
George A. Scott, president of
the USO, while attired as the
lord high executioner in THE
Mikado," was returning home
from a costume party when he
spotted a fire in an air raid shell
ter and stopped 10 take a look.
Neighbors reported "a Jap
sneaking around an air raid shell
ter" and police spirited him away
for investigation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
Observes lo4tb Birthday

PORTLAND. Me. Aug. IA (UP)
- Jeremiah Campbellton. " h o
when : years old was kidnapped by
Indians after. they Haassacred his
parents and burned their home,
celebrates his 104th birthday to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
FEC Now Under Fire
For foNowiinqlaw

NEW YORK, Aug. Ia CUP)-
James L. Fly, chairman of the
Federal Communications Commits
sion, said yesterday that Congress
had specifically authorized the
FCCs inquiry into radio broad
casting personnel last September,
attacked in a congressional in
vestigation.
Fly, commenting on points
brought out at committee hear
ingS, said he did not believe
broadcasters lived in fear and
terror" of the FEC, but admitted
that they probably were con-
scious of the commissions licenS-
ing powers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
in Sicily
Given Canadians

LONDON, Aug. IA CUP) Ca
madam troops have been with
drawn from the Sicilian front the
last couple days for their first
rest since they spearheaded in
vasion Of the island five weeks
ago.
No official announcement had
been made of the withdrawal and
that anything regarding their
future activities would be purely
speculation, il was emphasized.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15

Tho Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-15
This Great Medicine
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Looking back through the years,
ar. and Mrs. Henry Benoure of
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
1SO.-Legal
COMMISSIONERS SAFE oS
LAND VT

Under and by virtue OF ~.
er Of sale contained in = ir rtt pow
in the Superior Court Of N isuSI asa
over County, in a cause ~ t,a nan
pending entitled New H a,e;sa
o,ounty, and c. R., Morse ,'- Cisl
County Tax Collector versus NY N.Y.
ley Nixon, Jr., and wife D 5t1'
Nixon" the undersigned Coma Te-a
sioner will, as provided IN r''-' ,.;.
Judgment, at y o'clock Noon '' a.
the 18th day of October, Iq43 =. y,
the courthouse door Of New H. a.
over County, expose to public ' a.,
to the last and highest bidder ' f,'
cash, to satisfy taxes dIjs ~. w.
County of New Hanover. tSs ~ ~
lowing described land Situate t t w.
ing and being in Hanett Torg5'
ship, County Of New Hanover AND
State of North Carolina. describe5
as follows, to-Wit:
Adjoining lands Of W. T. CanadD
and others: Beginning Al
stake in the northwestern EDGE n
the right-or-Way of the UIlmno'
ton and NeWbern R. R. lroy
A. C. L. R. R.)) the southern ror.
western side of the aforesaid Rail.
ner of the Canady land On NE
road, and running in a no7hMeg.
ern direction with the Canady Ina
80 yards TO stake in said line;
thence at right angles with said
Canady line 81 yards to stake
near the dwelling house Of Cath
crime Green; thence in a south
easterly direction at right ANGLIA
with line number two to a stain
in the western edge of the rig@
of-way of said Wilmington aa
NeWbern R. R. (NoW A. c, L, R,
r. 80 yards distant and 81 yardl
from point of beginning; there
in a straight line to the first Sta
ton, containing one-haf acre,
more or less,
Dated and posted this 3rd day d
September, 1943.
C. c. MCINTYRE, Commiss!o1er,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
ROSA LEE BIDDLE PINER
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BOOKS ABOUT THE SOUTHERN
States, the Confederacy, Rail
roads, Negroes and Indians. Also
old U. S. and Confederate stamps
Mrs. J. D. Suffer, 7-C-3 Hooper
Drive.
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JOSEPH ELI PINER
NOTICE

The defendant above named VII
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced il
the Superior Court of New Han.
over County, North Carolina. ;ha'
said action is for absolute divorce
on the grounds of two years se75 a,
ration: that the said deteoda1. will
further take notice tina, be j. re-
quired to appear befo-3 the G.ea
of the Superior Court u IeT ian
over County, North C%@s Al
his office in the City Of S1~a3
ton in said State, on or o:,& a;
18th day of October, s' IA
answer or demur to the co1.- !,
of the plaintiff now on file e.. Il !,
office of said Clerk of the o.2s. ....
Court of New Hanover S. T.. :
North Carolina, for the relief &c
manded in said complaint. .,.. h,
This the 10th day OF oep'eA0''
A. Al L. NEYLAND, Clerk Of the S:
merton Court.
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FyFCUTCR's NOTICE

rf
The undersigned, haVl I7sta.e
Lou Louis a. shrier, Deceased, a0 sSS:
hereby given all persons 9zs2as t ne p:
claims against this Estate 1dor rs q.
p prof dsl'e Certified fqr paE y 4ass
or before the 18th day Oh lad n3
IS l944' or this notice will P-S''
bar of their recovery. IA sal
"A All persons indebted ;t,p,mei:
Estate will please make HIM.
Wilmington, North Carolina
August IA, 1943 ,,vK Az.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BAN AN Mic
TRUST COMPANY. w Exp
TON. NORTH CAROLoiE1SN LOUl'
CUTOR ESTATE or
SHRIER, DECEASED
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8O.-Houses For Sale

SEVERAL SPLENDID B U Y S
Carolina Beach. In addition we
have considerable property in
which you should be interested.
For complete information and
financing see Jimmie Wade,
Real Estate Consultant, 205 Prin-
cess.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
TAND

Under and by Virtue of the p3..
er of sale contained in a luaS4i;s s-'
in the Superior Court OF new WIZ ns :,
over County, in cause , tle.s1
bending entitled City Of WlIIIl.- :.
ton, North Carolina, New Ha' c,.r.
County, and c. R, Morse ~ y,
County Tax Collector, versus o ,'-s
Smith. Alice Smith, ana d., n~S 9.
Smith" the undersigned Cof" ..G
sioner will, as PROVIDED NIL, HI an a,
Judgment, at II o'clock N ,692 " y,
The 18th day of October, IS4I u, q.
the courthouse door Of Ne" M q.
over, expose TO public SAFE ,. 70 w, :.
last and highest bidder, LOT ~. r1'g 4
to satisfy taxes due the Il3 W..
Wilmington, and New ,H ang@i
County, the following q Hs;ra n
land situate, lying and c oe,tS d
the City of Wilmington, wv Marta
New Hanover and State d. Of -'' a.
Carolina, described as follows
BEGINNING at a point Il s.y f.
southern line of Dock stree ,.. -@
six (66) feet west Of the so corsrl
intersection of Dock and PENN ,a...,,.
streets. and running thence o 3g
wardly and parallel WIN H.. o'' ii,
ereet ., o.te rs ,r,-nstu,ardlv and pa-s@s'
lei with Dock Street $lA'9 I'D osr
feet, thence northWaraE ave- ave- hui
allel with Seventh stree e. o'' N Z
dred and fifty Q50' lee lsf te.
southern line of siXty-slX 40. ,oo. .sr.
to the point of beginningo t IND ]:
being a part of Lots "a Z S' o5ft.cI
Block 144, according TO ,, I3[ G rg;91
plan of the City OF " Hide
N. c. 49,. I'D dua
September. 1913. o,,,, -, ssio,',
G. C. MCINTYRE, Corllil-s.~
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THE BEST OF ALL-U. S. WAR SAVINGS BONDS AND SIAM
8O.-Houses For Sale

FOR SALE: 7 ROOMS AND BATH,
garage, large lot. By owner.
Phone 2-8673.
FOR SALE: TWO EIGHT ROOM
houses, No. SOB and sos South
Fifth Street. If you want a good
home at the right price it will
pay you to see us before it's too
late. W. M. HEWETT, Realtor.
214 Princess St. Dial 7138.
PRACTICALLY NEW FIVE ROOM
house, all modern conveniences.
Very cheap. Walking distance of
shipyard Apply American Lee
gion Trailer camp. F. F. Hodges,
third trailer to right front row.
7 a. m. to 2 p. m.
JUST OFF CASTLE HAYNE
road, fronting 1865 #. on Oakley
Road, we have for sale, nice 4
room bungalow, together with
barn, garage, chicken houses,
smoke house, large grape ar
Dor, with crop of grapes, plum
trees, apple and pear trees, etc.;
nice grazing plot included: can
give early possession. H. F.
Wilder. Phone 1882.
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FOR SALE: sol Lake
Drive, 5 rooms, bath and
floor furnace. Large lot.
Easy terms. Available i'm
mediately. Now vacant.
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49.-Financial

SHARES IN BEAR CREEK
Copper Mines, Inc, are now
available to prospective in
vestors. Hughes and Nor
ton, Wallace Bldg. Third
and Princess, Wilmington.
Dial 1891.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
ROSA LEE BIDDLE PINER
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

FOR SALE: ONE NEW TWO ROW
cultivator for farmall, twelve or
fourteen. Marks Machinery Co.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

-FOUR "a PEDESTAL FANS
six "a floor fans, one 4 #. meal
case with compressor. One 6 it
Delecatessen case, ice only, Ma
tional cash registers, any kind
Slicing machine, sausage mills
meat blocks, any size. Singer
rebuilt sewing machines. electric
dish washers. 49, exhaust fans,
scales, any kind. Cafe equipment,
any kind. L. F. Sollee, 902 Prin-
cess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
80 Piece set dishes >. $4.45
Terms $1.25 Weekly
Also chinaware, crystal
and table silver.
Jewel Box Gift Shop
100 No. Front St.
"Wilmington's Only
Downstairs Store"
FOR SALE: GAS STOVES, SING
err sewing machines. chest OF
drawers, dressers, electric range,
ice boxes. Batson Transfer.
STUDIO "OUCHES UNFINISHED
chest Of drawers, felt mattresses
Castle St. Furniture Co. Dial 6447
FOR SALE. SEE OUR BEAUTI-
full new SO piece set of Ameri-
can made China. Nancy Wilma
Shop, 112 No. End st.
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70.-FOr Sale

PROMPT RADIO REPAIRS.
Arches Radio Service. 706 Chest
nut st, Dial 2-2589.
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| eO-Help Wanted-Female

WANTED EXPERIENCED BOOK
keeper for part time work, local
girl only. Reference required.
Write "CC", care of Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

WANTED: MATTRESSES: HOURS
to II p. m. Dishwashers II
p. m. to 7 a. m. Apply White
Front Grill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

SALESLADY WITH SOME SELL
ing experience. Apply The Chill
drens Shop. 217 No. Front St.
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FULL OR PART TIME OFFICE
assistant. Clark's Credit Cloth
Ter. 219 No. Front St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

11.-Builders
l2.-Builders' Supplies

ORDER YOUR COAL BEFORE
you need it. You will get better
service and assure yourself of
ample supply. Becker's Hi-Heat,
Tennessee Lump and Clinchfield
Red Ash will meet your require
ments. Dial Becker's 7761.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

LOST: LADIES' WHITE GOLD
wrist watch between Kress and
Efirds Store. Initials T. S. B.
on back. Dial 1929.
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155.-Seeds-P1ants-Bulbs

EXPERIENCED SECRETARY :
stenographer, general office.
Army wife, college graduate, ex-
cellent business record. Dial 2
2723.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

GASOLINE MOTOR SLIGHTLY
used. Eight horsepower Wiscon-
sin, air-cooled, with clutch and
sliding base. Complete with v
belt drive and extra carburetor.
Dial 22598.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

CoLORED WOMEN WORKERS:
collar, cuff and bosom press
operators. Apply today, Snow
White Laundry, SOL Wright.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
52.-For Rent

ELECTRIC MOTORS FOR RE-
frigerators and washing ma
chimes for rent while yours is
being repaired. Dial 1851.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23

ELECTRICITY is irahoned Butts production requires
coal and railroad transportation Don't waste III
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23
CHAPTER TWO

SINCE CHILDHOOD, the length
of the step between thought and
action had been a short one for
Jean Marsden. Hot on the instant
her nebulous cravings had crystal
lied into decision came the i'm
pulse to put her talents to the test
Did she have anything to offer a
harried government in wartime?
Henri said she didn't! When he
had recovered his breath from the
first shock Of her announcement,
he had run after her down the mar
row hall of the salon shouting a
rapid tumble Of arguments at her.
"A tousand girls can do work
for dcfense-it ees not your place.
You will be only zee bother-zee
beautiful bother!" Henri was gal
liant to the end.
"If I'm a beautiful bother" Jean
called to him through her locked
dressing room door, "Ill come
back, Henri. I promise you. And I'll
start from the bottom again here
in salary" She smiled as she
slipped into her tailored suit, gave
her lustrous blond hair a quick
brushing and knotted il at the back
OF her head.
Henri had at last subsidized dun
doubtedly solaced by the thought
Of the salary cut she was willing to
take when the government reject
cd her. She pulled on a bright hat
with lifting feather, swept up
purse and gloves in one quick
movement and hurried out the back
way to the garsge.'The attendant
brought up her smart roadster with
A grinning flourish. "How's the big
brother?" he asked.
Jean choked. Her fingers gripped
the purse that held the fateful tele-
gram as she nodded to the boy.
I'm sure s-swell-swell," she
managed with an answering smile
as she drove Off. There would be
no turning back now. She found,
as she drove down Lexington ave-
nue., that she could bear to think Of
Melvin now-bear to hope, because
she was in the struggle with him.
not standing on the sidelines 4.
that is, she WOULD be in it if they
would have her They'd have to find
something she could do!
The Central Defense Employ
ment division was large and
jammed. Jean found the applica-
tons and filed one out. The man to
whom she gave ii was young and
harried With sinking heart she
read his verdict in his swift glance
o. appraisal Beautiful didler" He
glanced at the application and
raised an eyebrow appreciative but
impatient
Model" he grinned. Sorry
there's not much about tanks or
planes you could model unless
you'd want fling maybe, or 30 to
n trade school =" His drum
ming fingers on the desk restlessly
said this creature was three good
minutes wasted shed never 20 to
a trade school
you didn't read the rest Of my
application. lean cried II vas a
private secretary for three years
before I became q model"
His drumming fingers stopped
abruptly-he read the application
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23
Sports Roundup

the Phies back I'm
today he Pirates the first same
donbeheader followed through with 90 victory
oye the Corsas the nighcap
links title
Thursday take the lead at the end
golf championship
the in the nations richest
Willie White Plains y Y. Teri
Noristown Pa Bob Hamilton Of Evansville md
smuggling the
ST. Thursday. with clusters of five runs the
sixth when Charley Keller hit his twelfth
his fourteenth and Frank
Hayes a the Browns.
Pasadena Paddock wife the onetme worlds
Paddock grief stricken
notified the that her husband
has N a Alaska plane crash.
Detroit MchuP wood Country club will be the site Of the
Association Monday. Play the Metropolitan system
Tigers both OF twnigh
Thursday
twilight and then
night contest, to