davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-10-11

COLORED-Division ave. n.e-3-year-
old semidetached brick. rooms, hardwood
floors, modern kitchen and bath, recreation
room, oil heat front porch: possession
now. 81 700 down.
Near Penna. ave. and 11th st. SEE
story brick. o rooms. English basement, h.
VIII: $500 down
Upper 18th st. n.w-3 fine brick homes,
rooms, baths. hardwood floors, h.-w h..
down.
449 Luray n.v.-2-story brick, rooms
down PARK ROAD Hods1Nd Co, iose
PARK I'd. DE ITO. ewes. FR. 4765.
Evening star., 1944-10-11

BOXER, fawn, fe., 2 no. no papers $50
Persian kittens, reds only - SIO-S1;
Doberman, males. S25
Newfoundland. female, 3 mos S35
Mixed breeds fmother was collie) S3-S5
DOG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave. IA. 432l
Evening star., 1944-10-11

30-uNIr BLDG.--Downtown BLDG, perfect
si4ooo yesr n1s prie. ssnss so income aDDroz
Beautiful 2-year-old bldg. Of 20 units
can Be bought for 9 tinaes rental: approx.
csM Hsrry cohen. dK. .osso. SHANNON
q LUcHS CO.. 1905 n NV, Ma. 2S46.
Evening star., 1944-10-11
.E.-6 rooms and bath, good
sale by owner. Box 10-A,


$50 80 per mo. for 4 yrs, and 10 mos, ther
6-rm. semidet brick, 'h.-w.h., coal furnace
transn.: good residential section. Prices
Hvv SaS PIKE TaSr REALTY CO. Ma .ttrssss1 sssO
corner house, detached, all conveniences
very desirable. for doctor. or entertaininl
newly
GEoRGEToWN & sHE VicINfTYModern eiHh NOD T s,rm' SqnI
ot ons sma doan
balance easy terms: bus at door, blks I,
schools and l1IT Ssorss FpT inspecSion @ s sd Mr
xs,65O-Kentucky ave. Sc, near Lincoln
Park; 6-rm. Colonial brick, concrete from
porch. 2 rear porches Il inclosed); Goa
hut goad detached Sae Rarsgs Rseds pantng E
RoLLiNGWooD R1d1 - Spacious oSi custom bull
sSne rssdsnss a Of Irssh deSgn on
Of ground. Includes step-down living rm
t11-ft. ceiling), large sunroom. den. dinini
eoc on ss oor
bedrooms and bath or, second fioor, maid
room and baths paneled recreation room
sss9 Ssa sssSe Foa detas at sso
Please can sydney Karr, wi. 1886. witi
MoNKoE 6SEn ? AND AkSihs isth sTs r. NnLarge s1ll de
tached home. Owner leaving town, nor
occupies first door and rents upper part o
house for $135. We can leave $4,000 OF
So, 500. HOWENsTEIN REALTY CORP.
I41S H st. NV. DU. 1877.
WOODSIDE PARK, MD.-SI7. .950-One O
the really fine homes of Woodside Park
owned by the family Of the developer O.
this beautiful section. There are 8 rooms
stasssa 5a 0fasoas beaaa ns ea4nsr sSnatDn %
Call Stanley Pearson, MA. $500: evening!
and Sunday. Sligo 415o. BOSS g. PHELPS
utPPERR Z RfiRiiRG;HHTwooD-Attractive fii semi
det. brick residence OF rooms, modern
bath. beautiful recreation room with bar
automatic heat and refrigerator, garage
the kitchen is modern; there are meta
venetian blinds and storm sash throughout
PROMPT possession; Excellent terms
OPEN TODAY. / TO PM, 1908 Nortl
Sprinswood dr.. North Woodside--A trui
early American house, nestled among dog
wood trees, on . beautiful Handicapped lot
white picket fence 10 real hpme); onl!
$12.760; st-loor bedroom. bath, den, Hy.
ing room, fireplace, picture window, screen
ed porch, dining room, kitchen stove aus
refgr.; 2 bedrooms, bath, End door; insu
lated. gas furnace, storm windows Cu
18th st; to Circle at D.. G. line. right :
blocks to 2nd ave, left to open sign
CHEVY CHASE. d. O., S13,750-Det. 6-rm
brick house. 3 bedrooms, paneied livinl
room with stone fireplace; paneled dfnini
room: breakfast room: fully insulated; Get
prick garage; nice yard. OWNER. 1911
Mckinley st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-10-11

4 4-bedroom home
attractively at 81
Conn, ave, public
This comfortable
frame construction
cludes living room
place, large dining
4 large bedrooms,
garage, good coal
some redecorating.
price. For details
WO. 1910. with
nj 1A1l
Evening star., 1944-10-11

unusual wall space. tiled bath. porch, ga!
heat. Handicapped lot. Close to stores
schools and bus; restricted. Inspection b,
ansf sas s11sso to Eses ss Wi s4
EARL T. WRIGHT, 7240 Wis. ave. WI
400 BLOCK GIRARD ST. N.w.-12-room
condition. New oil burner and boiler in
stalled this summer. Ideal for either room
@ Ing house or eonye6sion yer to ] apartmsnss
sSs ESTATE 2sls 11G1 14th st. NV. Du. 80. 5osl
cIEvEIANID' Gle; oi I'f PARK bedrooms, 70 sH
Disg room maids roo@ 1om and As bsth a sea
garage. Restricted neighborhood: In.
mediate possession; For appointment t.
nsesss VsecSsrlaeai call of osssion fsss ea1s 9TH $,
n.w.-Desirahle semidet. brick, 6 rms. anc
stripped. Venetian blinds. h-w.h., coal
A. x'h 0SosI %osRE CO. 16ss sd Noasf
Ssesfa MSDSsF + H6SGaIoM aS aEos detached room.
tom; G Dia IN Fails Church Va; oil heat: i an.
$3.50 g. o Was5s WRIdHT gA dTfo 5ai1 Wisconsin
ssse 18th ST. 81. N.E.-Firstt First showing. At.
tractive brick home, 6 rooms, tile bath
fssn ss ass sns a ea
front porch: immediate possession. Oper
E Out rshs Rhed bfs Island d dys b e
then left to home. WILLIAM r. THORoW.
6SFN n13P 2SSH B Mi nHlvn1oa DE esa7
KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI. 774o; ewes, GL
ABBEY PL. N.E.-s75o cash: rooms
bath. nice front porch, built-in garage
hsausifpl sr rapn row DbTSk brisk RI. RE 1891. @
ur1Y af n xu -T.or mi VOC
dining room. kitchen. pantry, bedroom. Z.
bath. porches 1 tnclosed on 1st foor}
9 81 bedrooms re- & and bath End md floor; h-wh
r. M. PRATT CO.. Ma. 1852; ewes. RA
ner brick home. west of e i4th E st.. In re re.
markedly fine condition conv to both
gns roo ad dnns ns roo se ssspps p0p rs sa
rooms and 5 baths on the : upper fioors
S nsa sreE sarsss Esss phone ds
Gordon, Wo. 1885. L. 7. GRHVAT1TE II
12e 18th St pSsk m RssltSr Sns IA o75s
Here Is : lovely & home eSe of = white % clap hvs
board construction. located only / blocl
from uptown shopping center. Has 4 larg'
plete with refrieerator and gas stove
late condition; oil hot-wster heat; mos los
ther information. call CHEVY CHASI
REALTY CO.. exclusive agent, EN-. lS0l
until p.m 3403 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Spacious center
hall custom-buiit home. with bedrooms
and 3 baths. situated on lot with 125-ft
frontage; bus transportation at door, walk
Ing distance schools and churches; mos
suitable for. large. family accustomed tx
spacious and comfortable living. A trul,
desirable home. shown by appointment
only: CHEVY CHASE REALTYfCo., EM
1900. 3403 Conn. ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Get Rdckhdm
For Tourney

The Metropolitan Golf Associ-
alton has obtained Rackham
course for It's Open Amateur
tournament, one of the seasons
features here, which will be
played Sunday. Aug. ID.
A 36-hole event, the individual
champion will be awarded the
Mayor Jeffries trophy. War
stamps will be given as prizes.
The Bob Sutherland trophy. the
team prize, will be competed for
!. in the morning round
Entry blanks may be obtained
Safter Tuesday at all MICA and
city-owned courses. also at the
office Of Edward A. Atlas, secre-
tary, 1902 Washington Boulevard
Building. The entry fee is So and
entry will be limited 10 the first
1913 players, the list closing
Friday. Aug. 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Target Shooters Busy

There is going 10 be a lot Of
shooting going on in the next few
weeks.
Biggest event of all is the Grand
American Trapshooting Tourna-
ment at Vandalia, o., Aug. % TO
%. The shoot usually held for six
days has been cut 10 three due TO
ammunition shortage. Competitors
must furnish their own shotgun
shells.
Next Sunday the Southeastern
Michigan Rifle and Pistol Associa-
ton will be holding its second
registered small bore rifle match
al the new Wyandotte municipal
rifle range. A week later the Flint
Rifle and Pistol Club have sched-
uled its annual small bore rifle
tournament.
The Michigan trapshooting tour
nament will be held on July 30
at the Birmingham Gun Club. Ac-
cording 10 Frank Vignoe there
will be Is 16-yard targets. so
handicap and II pair of doubles.
Shells for the event will be ra-
toned with two boxes to Mich
lcan residents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
License Sales Up

The conservation department
got big surprise last week when
il totaled the sale of hunting
and fishing licenses for the l943-
IA season. 1t found an increase
of q per cent as compared with
the previous II months.
One fund, the S150 deer license
fund, totaled 5000, 344 on June 30,
1914, as compared with 1854, OLA
on June 80, 1943, while the other
fund, the 40 cent fishing license
fund, totaled $257,10S at the end
of the 1894 fiscal year as COM
pared with $l84, 665 at the end Of
the previous II months. The total
of both funds was $1,000, ASP on
June 30, 1914, as compared with
$S74,739. Both funds are used for
the purchase OF game areas and
fishing access sites.
The increase especially sur
prised game and fish division Off
Gals who earlier predicted a sub
stantial decrease in license sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Nick Is Game

It's nice TO see a friendly fell
low like Lee find himself and
really start 10 hit the high road.
I'm glad / didn't let anybody
down." he said with greatest
sincerity in the dressing room.
"It would have hurt to have
looked bad here In my homo
town with my wife. family and
50 many friend. pulling for me-"
This win over Nova will give
him added confidence. II might
no just the spark he needs 10
really 60 out and show the fight
world a lot Of new speed-which
the fight world can use right
now.
And in passing. Nick Londes,
the promoter. deserves a word.
Nick has been struggling 10
keep boxing going with fighters
of quality so scarce. He put on
the fight in July when the odds
were all against drawing enough
money 10 make expenses. And
! imagine Nick made no more
than expenses, il he made that.
But the fight vas swell and IL
gives him a new card here IN
Oma and the chance OF a thrill
ing rematch perhaps in the fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
A Good Fighter

You really can dof the old
bonnet 10 Oma for the amazing
improvement he has made since
he last campaigned about this
state.
He showed plenty Of game
ness and quite a little ability
when you consider standards of
active heavyweights not In the
service.
Many around here remember
Oma as the fighter who could
have played the role OF face on
the barroom floor
Against Nova he was
finely-conditioned fighter and
one willing 10 stand up and
punch II out all the way.
You've got 10 give an ath-
lete credit who can make the
kind of comeback that Lee Oma
has.
Lee is happily married now.
He's a family man and a fighter
with ambition.
He's making good dough under
the mansgerShip Of Tex Sulh-
van and the expert tutelage Of
Ray Arcel. the nations No. ]
second. He's not only making
dough. but he's saving n.
There s going 10 be an addition
10 the Oma family soon and Lee
Is building a bank account.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Klein, Ruby Meet
On Mai Again

Louis Klein will make his bid
TO regain the junior heavyweight
wrestling title when he meets
Bert Ruby, the two-time cham
pion, at Mack Park Tuesday. The
bout is one of two-hour time limit
matches, the other being a clash
of Morris Shapiro. a former junior
heavy titleholder, and Ivan Kami-
koff. the Russian.
Walter Roxy VS.. Kid Chapman
and Tiger" Jack Moore VS.. Nick
Billings are one-fall bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Bartlett TO Speak

This Sunday is Father and Son
Fishing and Outing Day. Thou
sands of fathers will be on streams
and lakes with their boys or girls.
Many who do not have children
will take the neighbor boy or some
underprivileged child TO the coun-
try.
There is a great need for more
unity of fathers and sons in the
outdoors, whether it be fishing,
hunting or just out 10 enjoy the
beauties of Gods green earth.
10 Bartlett, the conservation
depa rtment's deer expert. will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

others with the same idea
The stranger had the idea that
all the races were in the bag and
that when Miller PACED {. c.
Curtiss on the PA il was a code
n inform those in the know what
10 bet on.
He and Eddie never did get to-
gether e.. {. c. CurtlsS. you know.
is the building super al the track
and quite IN demand all the time
Eddie says that on many race
tracks some fans think that when
auto license numbers are called on
the PA 1t is merely a code
message.
II wish I knew \ code that
would give me q winner" says
Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
H. P. Tourney
Next in Line
Juniors Start Tomorrow,
Seniors July II

Once again the tournament
wheel turns and this time it stops
at Ford Field where the sixth
annual open championships start
tomorrow under the auspices of
Highland Park Tennis Club. First
weeks play concerns the Juniors.
boys and girls. Starting July %
the seniors take over.
Opening events are singles and
doubles in the junior and boys
divisions and girls singles. Pro-
Spective entrants are advised to
get in touch with Jack Luke al
Ford Field, TO 8-l9l6.
senior competition includes
mems singles and doubles and
women's singles Doubles also will
be played if there are eight or
more filters.
The schedule called for the
windup of the city clay courts
championships al Detroit Tennis
Club. although if rain interveneS
additional time will be necessary.
Bill Sayres, Bob Blumenfeld,
Walter English, Al Hetzek and
John Koliba will use the Highland
Park tournament to prepare for
the national junior and boys
events at Kalamazoo starting
July 81.
Sayres also plans TO compete
in the Western Open at Mil
waukee starting July "a. Hetzeck
and Koliba are in the boys events
at Kalamazoo along with Victor
Braden of Monroe and Dick Rus
sell Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Bob Tales
Lee Oma Showed
Improvement in
Beating Nova
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

1t was a good fight, one OF
the best heavyweight scraps
you could put on today in this
country. / mean the busting,
boiling setto between Lou Nova
and Lee Oma. Friday night at
Olympia.
II was very close and go
along with Leo Macdonell, of
this paper. who thought Lou
Nova had a slight shade the
best Of IL. But that's neither
here nor there.
The only part / didn't like
was the finish when the eccen-
trio Nova tainted when Oma
was announced as the winner.
Oma then rushed across the
ring and started TO count over
the fallen Californian.
My first reaction was that il
was bit OF hippodroming,
something on the order of some
Of the wrestling finishes we
used 10 have. But when you
start TO make guess on some
thing like this you always are
reminded of the night Ernie
Schaff was struck a blow in
Madison Square Garden by
Primo Camera. Schaff was
down and out.
Due 10 the buildup program
that was in progress for Car
nera, most OF the experts and
fans alike left the premises
with the belief that Schaaf was
taking.
The next morning the same
Boston fighter was dead. That
one was an everlasting lesson
not 10 make wild statements
without proof.
So well state simply that
either Nova did faint at the
final result or else he is a
better actor than the late John
Barrymore. 1t could be either
way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Good Morning Wins
Suffolk Feature

BOSTON. July Is INS)-Good
Morning, piloted by Don Meade.
won the $4,000 Hannah Dustin
Handicap at Suffolk Downs this
afternoon with Whirlabout and
Boojiana following in that order.
The winner took a two-and-one-
half length lead AT the start and
held il right through 10 the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16


because last years meager supply
arrived only few days before the
small game season opened.
There is a greater variety Of
calibers and gauges than last
year." one jobber-employe told
us a few days ago. He asked
that his name or company not
be mentioned in order that they
be able to work out fairer dis
tribution of their supply.
Last year we did not receive
any SIS, 30-06 and 1890 rifle
ammunition. All these calibers
are coming through this year."
he said.
The WPB advised hunters need
not sign certificates when pur-
chasing ammunition this year. To
eliminate boarding. sports goods
dealers will be asked 10 ration
shells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Double-Header
Tops Card
Managers Play
Loop Umpires

High spots of this weeks soft
ball schedule at Mack Park are
the playing Of a double-header by
the league leading Briggs
Bombers Wednesday night, the
annual umpires VS.. m ayers
game Saturday and two donkey
ball titles.
The Bombers play Continental
and Police teams Wednesday in
successive games 10 omple
their second round play. The
Police must win or be eliminated
from the Detroit Softball AsSocia-
ton playoffs which require teams
10 have 500 or better percentages
TO qualify. Saturday evening the
annual managers vs. umpireS game
takes place followed by a donkey
ball game between the same
teams.
This weeks schedule;
HG Snnq'S Mo,oP sl5 I'' Rober wt" vs..
Keller Girls. $50, Koalpsks VS.. Hudson
Monday p. m. Tesms,ers VS.. Local
Wings s.l5 Hudson vs.. Local Vets
Girls, $50 Hudson Motor vs.. Fruehauf
Weinesday-7 3 m, Bombers VS.. Con-
tnentals. Sis Briggs vs. Police; $50,
Local Wing vs. Hudson 1874.
Thursday--6 30 m. Local i04 VS. 742
(UAW-CIO). 5 p. m, Local I Vets vs..
BOmberetie Grls; $3.50. first game service
trophy tourney, drawings to be made
tonight
Friday p n Keller VS.. Hudson
Girls, SIS. Local 735 All stars vs.. Frue.
hauf; $780, same teams In donkeyoau
game.
Saturday. p. m. Detroit softoan As-
ISOLATION managers VS. umpiresi 3d.
Bomberettes VS. Hudson Girls, $50, man
frnpres dOukeyDall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

speak Monday evening al the Liv-
ingston Sportsmen and Conserva-
ton Clubs club house dedication
at Brighton. He will talk on deer
of southern Michigan, a timely
subject since deer are becoming
plentiful in Livingston County.
This writer is also on the program.
At the same time the conserva-
ton commission will be meeting
in Rogers City TO decide whether
an archers season should be held
in Livingston as we'll as other
southern Michigan counties this
fall where deer have become nu-
merous during the past few years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

10 thouSdndS OF eager ears.
Eddie learned his lesson years
ago al River Downs when he was
still young and foolish enough 10
bet the horses gave the call at
the head of the stretch; then when
his horse, which had been left al
the post. started coming like a
whirlwind down the stretch. he
started roofing him home, calling
Jockey Cornelio Mojena by name.
"Come on, Mojena. Come on.
Mojena," he cheered. and started
backing away from his mike
right out the door onto the roof.
His voice got fainter and fainter
on the loud speaker as he stepped
further away il was just a
whisper. Come on. Mojena." as
his horse hit the second by
a nose Then, while curious
fans gazed up Al his booth. the
red faced Miller did some fast eX-
planning on the phone TO the gen.
eral manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Gets Navy Award

The National Supply Co. at
Springfield, o., has been awarded
q third gold star on its maritime
en-" flag for ''meritorious produc-
ton performance. il has been
officially announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
Two in Fight
For A Places
Suffrin, Moran Mines
Need z Victories
BY JAKE BERSON

Two Class A clubs, Shorty
Moran and Suffrin, will be fight
ing for elimination series berths
when they enter this Sundays
games in the Detroit Baseball
Federation.
Both Shorty Moran. with five
victories and five defeats, and
Suffrin, with four victories against
five losses. must win two of their
three remaining games TO reach
the qualifying round.
Moran faces the tougher as
signment Sunday. taking on Vir-
ge's. now tied for first with Auto
Club. Suffrin tackles Detroit Po-
lice and is favored TO win.
SURE OF PLACES
Auto Club, Virge's and Pepsi
Cola already are sure of places
in the Examinations, which start
Aug. 6. Fepsi-Cola meets Paris
and Auto Club faces Vickers in
other Class A games.
Class b features two first class
attractions. Arthurs, unbeaten in
nine starts, meets lakewood Blue
jackets, a team undefeated in six
games. Wurms, which has won
eight in a row after losing IFS
first start. tangles with JAW ia,
winner Of seven out of nine.
The Class d headliner brings
together Great Lakes, unbeaten in
five games. and Baird. which
stands at nine won and one lost.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Auto Club VS. vickers NV , sufrin
We Detroit Police ives: shorty Moran vs..
Nirge's. 81 o. Paris vs.. Pepsi-Cola, NV /.
All games a. p. m.
CLASS n
Arthurs VS.. lakewood BmeiaeketS NV
!, ] Eureka vs.. Federal Mogul. Wallace.
I; JAW az va Clayton Lambert. Jayne
Continental W. Progressive. Atkinson 2.
4; Dixie VS. JAW 1856, Ives ]: JAW I74
vs. Wurms. NV 3, l. JAW Ia VS.
RAYS Wallace, &; Sans W. Griffin,
NV ?, 4.
siAgs vs. WtteTsheinn, NV 5, & Oak
wood Aces vs. Lincoln Park Clark. 4:
Great Lakes vs.. Baird. BI &. 4 Scor-
pions vs. Ambest. Llttlefield, 4, Mercuries
vs. Gilbert. Clark. ! Dsl-Rsy VS. Sophie
Wright, Palmer 4; West Side Sports vs.
ChAs. Martin, Atkinson 1. a. Springfield
Va De Sofa, NV s. 4 standard vs.
Wilson Rangers. stoepel /, 4, East Side
Sports vs.. Local 7, Jayne /. ]: Windsor
Va Local T. Jayne ! 4. WurlitEer Va
KoValski, Atkinson J. Hawks vs. De-
troiiers. Atkinson J. 4; Ressler W, Hud-
son l54 Jrs., BI 3, !.
CLASS v
81 John Csntius ". Teamsters, Ri
I Cardinals Va. Jay Gee 81 4, In
dams We. T. D GIBBS sioepei t-eos.
mos vs. Ti'ans Jayne g. /: Bits vs.
Warriors. Atkinson / /: Bears VS. Troy.
nj z, W6Et SIDE Partners Va. LAsky.
ri }. 4: Dsrin-ArmstronE vs. Sports
Club Atkinson 2. Kozaren ". Wind
sor Cardinals. st. Clair a. Wood mere vs.
Catholic Central. Palmer, I NivianO vs.
BlAckhAwks, Lodge 2, ! Dukes G ~.
Huskits. Cooley 4 Mustangs -. Fire
chiefs. Cooley, /: n. W Lions vs. Xmas
stoepel ! ] johnson vs. Scorpions Lat.
tlsfeh. !. shamrocks We. r. G. MoelleT
NV :. J.
FIRENEN's LEAGUE
Bait u vs. Bait 2, NV 5 BAIT. II
" Bait. 2, Atkinson 5 Bat 10 vs.
Bait 3, ". d Bat, 2 Ne. Bait 8
JAYNE 5 Bait vs. Bait. i, 81. Clair
Bait We. Bait. 4, BI ?. All games
al ,. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
IN THE OPEN WITH Don q
AMMUNITION
ARRIVES IN STATE
IN THE OPEN
With Don GiIIies

Michigan hunters wondering there will be ample supply
OF ammunition fails game harvest
a supply of shotgun power
ammunition lot than last 4
positively of carloads that rolled
Early shipments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis
ANNOUNCER FINDS
MIKE DANGEROUS
With Lewis n. Waller
Times Photo

BUTTONING THE LIP DEPT: EDDIE Miller
speaking public address system the mike
this the broadcasng of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16

LETTING THE PUBLIC IN:
Miller wasn't half as embarrassed
or as righteously angry as Charles
Bang, the announcer at Thistle
down, who bet IS on a so TO /
shot and triumphantly described
the horses progress 10 the wire.
Just AS the horse was crossing
the line a putting flunky pounded
up the stairs 10 the booth and
held out his hand.
Here's your FIVE. boss, / was
shut out" he gasped
While several thousand horse
fans ears tiugfFd, Bang benoaned
the loss OF his $500 winnings and
cussed out the flunky in II
languages, including three dialects
of the Malay archipelago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-16
THE OLD INSIDE INFO: Nil

THE OLD INSIDE INFO: Nil.
Ter received a phone call from a
stranger recently:
I'm Joe Blow and I'D like
TO have a talk with YOU. some
thing TO our mutual advantage"
said the stranger.
About WHAT" asked Miller.
well I bet a lot NJ money"
said the stranger. land can
win YOU n lot Of bets"
Just how:" said Eddie.
"All you have to do Is Ia tell
me every day what number
c. {. Curtiss stands for when
you ask for him on the public
address system. II it's number
five, I'll bet the chunk and split
with you. Well make n fortune"
explained the stranger.
1t sounded a little confusing,
but Miller knew what the man
meant because he had run onto
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