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Evening star., 1944-05-21
Field Of S. 10 Shoot
tuesday in Star
Cup Golf Test

With virtually every topfiight
woman golfer in the Capital area
included in the field, IS women viii
stroke their way over the lush
course at Kenwood Tuesday In Glass
A of The Star Cup tournament in
quest of the oldest trophy competed
for by Washington's fair divoters.
Defending the title VIII be Mrs.
Alexander Cushing of Chevy Chase.
As in Glass B, won at Kenwood
last Tuesday by Mrs. Harry Car
ragher of Washington Golf and
Country Club. to the low net victor
will 60 a $25 War Bond plus the
cup and a similar bond viii be
presented for low gross.
Because Of the large field, Mrs.
Hale Dinneen. tournament chair
man of the Women's District Golf
Association. urgently requests that
the contestants, II possible, bring
their own caddies.
The starting times:
9:0o--Mrs. j. w. Cramer Manor, Mrs.
a.s;o: s:osoMrs, q, a; 4 Morrill, tKen.). Mrs.
a:Io0Mrs. eis oeorse seos < Klink tpr. Geo, ,
= Ss;lSgMM.1s, s.1s f y H. Powell q. 81, Mrs.
=. s;so.Mrs l. .. Pray ecoD. Baroness
= a;$s.MSsi Az. aG, J. j. Darby tcolo, Mrs. ].
= s;So.Mrs; i, L. Price tKen3, Mrs. T.
{, :, 9:35--Mrs. NJ. M. Maxwell tcol). Mrs.
a:4o-Mrs Gordon Dorrancs eKen).
,9,45m.Mrs. Jarrett White &C. CO.. Mrs.
s.5oWMrs. n. ). 'Trorlinski "a. & NJ.
w e;55EuMrs; n Hollander Ken), Mrs.
oioyd Await icongl
r.nsls nSssMSi 3 Fists " e P e seysrn &C. CD Mrs.
Edward widmaysr KenJa. a ~
w. lGilSMMrs e. WISE sksn Betty Ms'hl'' 'ken'' Mrs.
W i3:aqMNr:' + Nm. l lSessrt Keeblsr cken.,. Mrs.
MIS- r r schosstie sci 6. " ~
mrs 3. 4. Henderson scona. W. N'''
,,,mss e; 49MMrs aii ,I M1noTs Powell Il S. Mrs.
Mrs 3; Dicksy a, q NJ;
Mrf iossMrs ss0.I p Burns pon H.ss "a 5lr1y. M Mr,
:oo-Mrs. Norman Frost tcolo, Mrs.
II :o51Mrs. Marty Gordon Il 81. Mrs.
Mr.. .1:5oVMss i Ya,E i Hermann Nan "A. a M.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
|. &. IA Summaries

NJ 19e-yard dashIWon by Ed Conwell.
ourth Van Veizer, sh Navy: fifth fr1mog5e auRb Me-
ciellsn ls6 Navy Time, o:o9.s.
third, William Lubin, New York Uniyer
sity; fourth; Ed conwell, New York Uni
ysTsity; sss r,Ii nith; Ralph King Boston Col
44o-yard run--won by James MCGUIRE,
TSOsste fSiss ceco second Herbert McKenley, Boston
son. North Carolina Time. 0:4s.4.
IA sso-ys,d Tsnd,,t5. runmwon BY Don Burnham
6a third John caskes' ossDn navy aa GSiqh foaqtR
anthony Luciano, COLGATE; fftiha. ti Arthur iii
SrSaR. one.mifs M l. r1n-Wnn +, Vine ~ 1;542 A. n
Dartmouth, defending Champion n D'i second, etani
Iony LUCIANO, Colgate; third. j. Nc
ssTI1 Rsnzie' North Sareins: fourth walter
-. Txo,mIIe I,1,p run-won by Clark V. Judge.
DDsTtmoqth; second: Curren Dempsey,
Ina; fourth. william Cunningham. n. Y.
: y 10 hfth' Prank Tucker, Army. Time
- I22o-yard high hurdles-won. by Robert
Rayy; RscSerd thIrd Jerry ~ Morrow Army fourth
lyers Rochester Time I5:3
22O-yard low hurdles-Won by Jerry
Nnr,s M0r,oT; =. army: Army: second, E B. shuitz.
a.
Rhooe Island State; fourth, Edward Pal
rmleri' Tufts fifth. Andrew Lamar, Army.
one-miIe relay-won by Army William
Whlttinston, Bernard Conor. Robert Con-
Tao Georee Berger; second, Columbia
Prine.ton t4iTS, Navy Tme fourth Penn State; NTH
Broad jump-Won by Frederic Bouw-
Psni Rs5;.min Navy g feet "a inches sseond
inches third, Nathaniel BOYD, Virginia
22 feet ls inches; fourth, James Hart
I1horpe' Cornell y feet 91s inches: Nth
Hsh 5ump@Won nAts oy Benlsmin hee, Msafin lh9hss
Navy, 9 feet inch; tied for second place,
James HartShorne, Cornell; Richard Stout,
AND Bert Atkinson, Navy, feet.
lSs feet So inches second, Bill Ekberss
Strong Navy. 1874 feet "a inches: 70 fourth. Hil,
Peter stadnyk Princeton 49, feet sss
fnsi f,neheS; NTH. Neil Taylor, Dartmouth. l3i
Hammer throS-won by Arthur Green
burg; tTrs. Rhode noe Island state, i43 teet IL.
ss ieet e third Il TFfss Roland AFRy Ey
Princeton 1877 feet II inches; fourth.
snfhSny ibs6ss psnieO SttS Psnnsylysna ls4 feet
mouth: l29 feet inches. ~ Nee'"' DSf'-
- Shot .put--Won by Norman wasser,
George e s. broHs sss' Ss;v e.: inches: sscond
inches: third, Edward Bush, Penn state,
BE- 5sre teel "t fest inches fourth William Ek
Davis, Army 43 feet ';''iies : inches n''h' h1'ph
Pole Yauit-Tied for FIRST place, Floyd
session Navy, Phillip Lansing Army
Zee d., !eel' lied Tor third place, Robert Brady
ET.snelS Tann Curren and Charles Riehl. all Of
Cross, 1877 feet 81. inches; second Fors Per'
dlnano Wascoe, Cornell I9I feet III
tncneS third, William Patton, Navy, 1ss
ieet II inches; fourth, Harold Hambere
Hsy ls6 feet IA inch; fifth, Bryce
koyaIty, Navy, 179 feet 9 inches
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Michigan and Pro Lions Eager to Have Westfo|

fall could play in Michigan's first
five games with Iowa Pref1ight,
Marquette, Indiana, Minnesota
and Northwestern before the
semester change in October. The
pro campaign then would be
barely started, and the fullback
could switch to the Lions, thus
uniquely cramming college and
pro football into one season.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
N;ggeing, Wolff Face Tigers
As Griffs End Home Stand

Johnny Niggeling and Roger Wolff
are scheduled to do the pitching
today as the Mats wind up their
home stand against the West with
the customary Sunday double
header starting at 1880 pm. De-
troit's Tigers will rely on Paul CDiz-
zy) Trout, righthander, and Hal
Newhouser, portside pitcher.
The Mats will take the field still
minus two of their regulars. Joe
Kuhel, first baseman, has no
cracked rib as result of his col
lision with Hal Trosky in last Sum
days game with the Chicago White
Sox as was at first feared, but his
side is so severely bruised that he
will have to remain out of action.
George Case, left fielder, who had
been expected to get back to the
game last night, had his left knee
injured in batting practice and had
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Iowa State Captures
Track Title Despite
Kansas I Firsts
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
LINCOLN, Nebr., May 20.-Iowa
States team strength today over
came the individual brilliance of
Kansas U. performers and the Cy-
clones took their first Big Six out
door track championship with 81
points to 56la for the second-place
Jayhawks
The Cyclones previously had taken
the indoor meet.
Oklahoma, paced by Clarence
lVicklund, whose wins in the mile
and 2-mile gave the sparse crowd
that gathered under unfavorable
dripping skies two of its greatest
thrills, finished in third place with
341a points.
Missouri took fourth with 32l2,
Nebraska fifth with 24Lz, and Kan
sas State last with 8.
The 5-4-3-21 scoring system gave
Iowa State the edge it needed to
overcome the seven first places
taken by Kansas through the work
OF Walt ISaacson, who won both
dashes; Tom Scofield, broad and
! high Jump winner; Frank Stannard,
winner of both hurdles, and Leroy
Robinson, javelin winner.
Iowa State won but two firsts-
Harold Mateja taking the $50 and
then pacing the Cyclone mile relay
team to last-step victory over
Oklahoma.
No records were broken, but times
of the running events were good,
considering the rainy morning
Top races of the day included the
440, in which Dean Kratz, Nebraska,
nipped Bob Bradt of Iowa State in
the last three steps, and the 100,
in which 10 yards from the finish
the entire field seemed to be run
ming dead heat. Isaacson took
that race.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

to idle. Neither will get back to
the lineup until the Mats open in
Cleveland next Wednesday.
Today, Eddie Butka will take
over the first sack job despite his
sorely injured thumb, while Bob
Ortiz will continue in the outfield.
There was a chance that Rick
Ferrell, catcher, who has been nurs-
ing an ailing thumb, would catch
one of today's games.
After today, the Mats will not be
seen here again until Monday, June
IL, when they will meet New York's
Yankees in night game at Grit
fifth Stadium. In the meantime,
they will tour the West, visiting
Cleveland, Detroit, st. Louis and
Chicago in order. Then play q
series with the Athletics in Phila-
delphia. j. B. K.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

Naturally, We want Westfall and
hope to sign him, He's 25 years
old now. and we believe that if
he's going to cash in on his foot
ball, now's the time
Meanwhile, Crisler and his
Michigan staff are remaining dis
creetly silent. Westfall isn't talk
ing either.
Westfall hasn't seen gridiron
action in nearly two years, but
this week he reported he was just
above normal playing weight.
Sideline observers aren't over
looking the possibility that West
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Six Night 5oftba|| Ti|ts
Slated al BaIIston

Six night softball games are
scheduled for Ballston Stadium
next week, with a girls and mems
league game to be played tomorrow
Wednesday and Friday night.
The FBI girls meet the Internal
Revenue lassies tomorrow night as
a prelude to the Boiling Field-FBI
mems game. Wednesday, the United
Typewriter misses play the female
Marines in preliminary to the
Garvin's Grill-Bolling Field male
contest. SPARS tilt with an IBM
nine on Friday before the Briggs
Clarifiers-FBI game.
Standings:
Evening star., 1944-05-21

Totals ,33 724l1 Totals 30 62716
Philadelphia - 600 600 300-3
Pittsburgh I2O 100 OOx-
Runs--Lupien. Letchas, Hamrick, Cos
Mullen, Hamrick. Coscarart Cuisine.
Runs batted in--Elliott Barrett (25,
Strincevich, Hamrick ca, Triplett Two
base hlts-Elliott, LetchaS, Dahlgren,
Hamrick Double plays = Cuisine to
Dahlgren. Gerheauser to Hamrick to Lu-
pien.. Donahue to Hamrick to Lupien
Cuisine TO Coscarart to Dahlgren Left
on bases-Philadelphia 3; Pittsburgh, A
Bases on balls-Of ,Gerheauser, .; of
StrinceVlch, Struck out-By Strince-
vich, /; by Gerhesuser, | Donahue, i
Hits-Of Gerheauser, 4 in 6 innings: of
Donahue, in innings. Hit by pitcher
er-Gerheauser. UmpireS-Messrs Goetz
and Reardon. Time-1:42. Attendance
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Harder Yields ; Hits
As Tribe Blanks As

PHILADELPHIA, May 20 pr
With Mel Harder hurting q three
hitter for his 201st major league
victory, the Cleveland Indians shut
out the Philadelphia Athletics SO
today.
Cieveland's 12-hit attack was
highlighted by Pat Seerey's two
run homer.
It was the AS fourth straight
defeat
Evening star., 1944-05-21
St. Albuns Rucketers
Shutout St. james

st. Adams tennis team finished
It's league season by winning all sets
IN its match with st. James of
Hagerstown Yesterday to win 80.
Singles-Morgan tSt A. defeated
Simpson tst, j., p. 6-3: West est.
A. defeated Larned lSt. j., 6-3, 60:
tSt: -, 60, t.; Bellinger (St Al de-
feated s: SnodgrasS (St. j.. 60. 6-1 ::
OSBORN tSt; Al defeated Stevenson tSt. j..
Champion fSt. JD. 6-2, g.
Doubles-Morgan and West (St. Al de-
feated Simpson and Larned tSt JD, tj--3,
fested Onderdonk and Stevenson tSt. -,
6-2, 81: Osborn and williams (St. Al
defeated Snodgrass and Snoderass tSt. -,
6-4, Go.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Varied Sports
Baseball.


Navy. 5; Duke, 4.
northwestern. 9: Wisconsin, g..
Navy Navy yaysses' n,yss IL; West Nottinsham, 0.
EMa,faSysste' M,cSyssn' II i,Iaa; IHayerford; S;n 5; .,
Sampson Navy, Ii; Albany (E. L., 2.
Minnesota, 8: Chicago, o.
Iowa State, IA; Kansas g.
Iowa Seahawks, Q; Notre Dame, 0.
Virginia, o.; Hampden-Sydney, 1.
Indiana, 5-4: Purdue, 2-5
N. T. g., 8: Richmond u, 4.
Track.
Notre Dame. 1914 Iowa Seahawks 57L.
Great Lakes, 1915; Northwestern, 3S2a'
Marquette, 02; Lawrence, "a
Michigan, 62 7f12; Purdue, 55h
Western Michigan. 20h; Minnesota
Michigan, 1?1a; Detroit o., "a.
Mich1gan, 6h; Northwestern, 31a.
Notre Dame. 1871: Minnesota. IA.
northwestern, 141a; Illinois, Ga.
Navy Plebes. 9; Blair Academy. d o.
Mercersburs, s: Massanutten, 3
Chicago. 9: Illinois. o.
Miami u, 4: Purdue, g.
Iowa State,s4: Kansas, 2.
Lacrosse.
Navy, 10; Princeton, /.
navy Plebes, D; baltimore Poly, 8.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Army Wins From Navy
To Take Golf Crown

PRINCETON, N. j., May 90
Army defeated Navy in an extra
hole playoff today to win the East
ern intercollegiate golf champion
ship by single stroke.
Dartmouth, Princeton. Cornell
and Penn State trailed in that Or
der at the end of the SO holes of
medal play over the Springdale
course.
Dewitt Num- of the victors was
the medalist, shooting rs this morn
ing and 78 in the afternoon for 153
Evening star., 1944-05-21
ST. AIbans Too Good
For St. James Nine

st. Adams registered a 1873 VIC
tory over st. James of Hagerstown
yesterday, scoring in every inning
except the fourth.
Dick, Daniels pitched six innings
for st. Albans, allowing five hits,
while Bev Miller hurled the last,
yielding one two-bagger, the only
extra-base hit for st. James.
AL Seal and George Ferris paced
the st. Albans' attack, the former
getting three for four and the lat
ter two for three.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Insect Mines 10 Clash
For Loop Lead Today

Leadership of the insect section
of the Boys Club eastern division
baseball league will be decided today
when the Manor Park nine battles 1t
out with Eastern Branch, defending
champs, on Anacostia diamond No.
at 3.
In other Boys Club games today
on Anacostia fields, Royal Crown
meets Maryland Aces at l on No. l !;
Naimans Photo tits with Anacostia
on No. 2 at l; Prince Georges takes
on Holy Name at 3 on No. 2.
Eastern division standings:
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Sfrincevich Beats PhiIs
On Bucs' Early Scoring

PITTSBURGH, May 20 (P).-Nick
Strincevich limited the Phillies to
seven hits as the Pirates eked out
a 4-3 victory here today.
Lefty AL Gerheauser, Phils' south
paw, was relieved for a pinchhitter
in the seventh after the Bucs had
gathered four runs on six hits in the
first four innings.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Navy PIebe's Home Run
Beats Duke in Tenth

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 90 P).-
Navy's plebe third baseman. 'Rab-
bit" Curry, today broke a A dead
lock in the 10th with two out. de-
feating Duke. 5-4, with a home rur
to deep center.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Totals 80 12 27 10 Totals 90 327 9
-Batteo for Kell in eighth,

IotaIs 80 II u 10 Totals % 3 81 9
.Batteo for Kell in eighth
FBatted for Harris in ninth.
Cleveland --- 900 2O2 1905
Runs-seerey (2), BoudTeau, Cullenbineo'
Keltnel. Errors-White, Busch. Runs bat
ted in-Seerey t2), Keltner, CulIenbine.
Cullenbine. Home run-Seerey. sacrifice@
Boudreau. Double play-Peters to Bou-
dreau: Left on bases-Cleveland, s:
philadelphia, 2. Struck out-By Harris
z; bv Harder, 3. Wild pitch-Harris
Umpires-Messrs MCGOWAN, Pipgras and
Stewart. Time-1:37. Attendance-4,-
Evening star., 1944-05-21
High School Grid Coach
Signs With Chibeurs

BY the Associated Press.
ALBANY, Ga, May 20.-A Grygo,
backfield coach for Albany's South
Georgia high school football cham
pions, has signed a contract to play
for the Chicago Bears.
He was former all-State half
back for South Carolina.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Official Score

Runs batted in---Outlaw Overmire CD
Torres, sStfs
hit-Hiegins, Stolen bases-Mayo, York
Hoover, Cramer. ,sacrihces--Swift, Mayo
sisted, York to Hoover to York. Left on
bases---Detroit, 10. Washington, g. Bases
on balls-Of Haefner 81 off Carrasquel
Haefner, 3; by Carrasquel, l. Hits-Off
Haefner, 8 in innings. of Carrasquel
II in innings, Passed balls-Guerra
swift. Losing pitcher-Haefner. Umpires
-Messrs. Weafer, Rommel and Grieve
Tlme-1:45. Attenda
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Redskins Give Masteon to Get McAdam BROOKLYN Back mda po
S. (. Coaches Halt
Athlete Grabbing
By the Associated Press.

by IIlf nocOSiatSu ENcSs
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May 30
Southern Conference football
coaches have agreed to operate
under a self imposed rule bar
ring player snatching within the
conference, Commissioner Mike
Conner reported today.
Under the rule, player regis
tering at a conference school at
any time between May 10 Of this
year and the same date next year
could not be induced to leave that
institution and play for another
school within the conference.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

Magruder 90, Murray ca, Miller, Daniels,
Seal, McElwain, Thorp, Reitze. Errors
Smith co, Reitze t2). Miller. Seal, Por-
"a. Magruder (e), Miller iS5. Seal 12).
Daniels, Harwood, Thorp, Reitze Two
base hits-Magruder, Thorpe. Three
base hits-Diggs Stolen bases--Ma-
gruder 90. Diggs (2), Miller f2), Seal (2l,
Murray t2), Harwood, McElwain, Reitze
Double plays-Perry to Porter, Thorp to
Perry to Porter. Lett on bases-St. James,
Danieis,5: Oh miller, 5; OF Thorp. 5.
Struck out-By Daniels, Z: by Thoru, g.
Hits-Of Daniels, 5 IN. 6 innings; on
inness lef IN Ht lnbns by Hn bnorP ls IL
Diggs). Wild pitches-By Thorp t3).
winning pitcner-Daniels. Losing pitcher
-Thorp. UmpireMr. Mcdonald.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Cubs Take Two Straight;
Big Inning Beats Braves

CHICAGO, May 20 (P.-The Chi
cago Cubs fashioned q two-game
winning streak for the first time
this year. when they punched four
singles for three runs in the sixth
inning today and edged out the
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Totals "a PA 9 Totals 30 7e7

Totals "a 924 9 Totals 30 7o7I1
Ran fol. Kluttz in eighth
TBatted for Wietelmann in ninth,
Iran for Gladu in ninth
fBatted for Andrews in ninth.
Boston - 100 01o oon- o
Runs-Holmes 1e). Csyarretts. cav ESa ookms Goods
man, Hughes.. Errors-Macon, Schuster,
Johnson; Hughes. Runs batted in-Ma.
Two base, hits-Holmes, KluttI. stolen
6ase-,Holmes. Double plays-Ryan to
Wietslmann to Macon; johnson to Schus-
Boston. g.. Chicago, 8. Bases on balls
Andrews. 6: Derringer. 4. Struckout-Bv
Andrews: 4; By Derringer, 8.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
odgers with two on in the ninth.
Totals "a IL 81 10 Totals 80 727 1
Batted for Katz in seventh.
: pd "a ~ i,n ntp

Brooklyn " OO2 O10 OO3-6
Cincinnati -- 900 O1O OOO-l
S:hultz. Basinski Marshall. Runs batted
Mueller. Two-base hits-Bordagary, viii
liams. G. Walker. Three-base hit--Basin-
ski. Home runs--Schultz. Mueller. Sacri-
hce -Brasan. Double plays = Hart to
Basinski to Schultz, Mccormick tunas-
Left on bases-Brooklyn. 2: Cincinnati, s.
Bases on balls,-Gregg 81. Struck out
BY katz, !: by Ferguson, l. Hits-On
katz, z in innings; off Ferguson. in
inning; off Carter, none in ] inning.
Losing pitcher-Katz. Umpires-Messrs
bogsess, Ballanfant and Pinelli. Time
2:20. Attendance-o.4S .4SR
Evening star., 1944-05-21
BoseboII's Big Six

Runs Bated In.
American League-Stephens. Browns,
%; Tabor, Red Sox, 80; Seerey, Indians,
19
National League-Schultz Dodgers 33;
is.
Home Runs.
American League-Spence. Senators, 5;
Trosky, White Sox, q; Hayes Athletics. 8,
Seerey Indians, 8.
National League-Schultz. Dodgers, 9:
Lithwhiler, Cardinals, 4; Northey, Phil
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Dodgers Make II Hits
To Beat Reds, 6 10 |
By the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, May 20. - The
Brooklyn Dodgers broke a four
game losing streak, hitting three
Redleg rookie pitchers for IL safe
ties and defeating Cincinnati, 6-1,
today.
Howard Schultz homered for the
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Minor Baseball

InternationaI LeaEue.
Toronto. Sd: Montreal, 81.
Buffalo, 8; Rochester, !.
Ct. Paul. A: Indianapolis, o.
jersey City, s.: Baltimore, z.
American Association.
Kansas City at Toledo train).
Pacffice Coast Leasue.
San Francisco. g.; Hollywood, 5.
Portland, 8: San Diego, 3.
Oakland. 8: Los Angeles, z.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-18
by ulysses boykin

Ia. II etcnainment coupled with the grand
ssr 80 iste been having certainly makes life worth
RAJ Nfih sp.ing not far away local producers
1e "A tons in an effort to give the night club
VANS M nat they can corner on the entertainment
's,,N r Chi Zombic, Spizzy Canllcld. Neip.
.,else, master of ceremonies. comes on with the
= p>S. tdt Starring his show are Zip. Tan and
e,,r famed specially dance act; Albcna
.,,s bacs singer: Jesse James, q youth who
r adlcap. developed into a hig time Dancer
nyeiq N. art Martin. AS usual, Spi2zNs produc
:, u;. IA With clever dance routines and mellow
Das sensation bar, where Homer Jones :or
.rsp>t ASSN Is master Of ceremonies. Tile show
.e,4 ,li raNA song~trcss. Billy Adam. former
r.,s ds LAS Thousands Cheer fame; Victoria
..ey % i., and larenee Dorsey, and nis swiag
rs PARADISE Valleys most popular rendoz-
i m. shaw bringing back that ace man %
~sa laRae Ash Can has neM stock ol
ssatl tell lie IS presenting Eddie Proctor
,re,.hea ~t and span, boy and grl danr' team;
~ Maricll and Bee Morton Blseekbird
af hold over The neAs mc. is dynamic
M RAJ ings and talks exraoroinart he cnl
e>aN Alberta Adams who sings such pops
Naddv Water" and "Whcn Ny Man
SSH slow IS supported by the boolv
Wade Boykin and his swing AGGREGATION.
West Enterprises tbookcrs of ara-c
. banded BY Ms NeSl while Roto
gt sam. Buster MS. young dancer
f9S az he Paradise heater l,w
At lenlna opens AZ the Paradise bis
he Apollo ihcater after closing az the
na0e quite hit with the HarlenlteS
iight every Wednesday at the Cozv Cor-
a-e Valley really swings. Emil Jones'
'are> lcta. exotic shake daNccr and
SnEer OF sweet songs
famous team Of Cnolly and Dolly who
'se country with Cab Galloway FOR two
rs Army hut Dolly is Si with the baNd
aer secretary of the Coin Operators a~so
rs in the ARMY Oreptation Office AZ III
stsi k1ahen Ray OF Rays Music shop IS haV in
sat' tp down McXico WAY. Dr S. ii
ftctor Of ihc Iarhsidt hospital has also
enthS "trip 10 McNco Helen lumcs and
''s te swinging boogy woogy team
sssc ie West Coast.
former photographer at the Club Coo is
tS iis0n'S Cocktail lounge
biz battle Of music at Graystone ball
March 90 between sensational Young king
Johnson, popular Twentieth Ceatpn
ors he on hand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-18
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-02-24

lilo in 3ltfl,nft einc s(usbebungs=
Itel(e einen iold,en, bislaua suriidge-
Itcuten sstaliener als bieniti6big er.
flart nnb in ~ flaiiifi5iert, ipirb
ieine Selectiue serpice Iorm 304,
aliens Herional SiItorp, anS Stote-
ntent, erneut Sem ariegs Department
81 elmer neuen ltnteriuhung unb gr-
fldrung iiber Sic slnnebn,barfeit ocS
6etreffenoen 9lusldnbers fir Sen
0ienlt in ser srmee iibcrmittelt luer-
oen.
gislana befanb has 3ricgs Depart
ment i'm aagelneinen aae ioldci,
Seinoausl1noer nls rnannebnlhnr,
sic es bon iid) aus ablebnten, in bct
amerifaniIhen StreitfrGitcn su Sic.
men. Gieie Yclitif bleibt sDor aud)
tueiterbin in araft, aber mar ret,nct
onmit, hab aui @ruuo ser neuen Ves
'timmungen, sic es nun nitbt mcbr
BON eirem sSeiionuslunSer pcrlafge,l
Dab er ebentllea gegcn ieiNt eigcncn
Sonhsle!lte fampfen muI, ielblt iol=
he s(usldrOer feinerlei GinrWnoungcn
gc9en Sen Oienlt in Ger amerifaniid)-
Ell, Mehymad]. mebr eri,ebcD tperoen.
llnb ais'- inlfen eSalla .lI,,r,sl, ulio ne,l
,"popen Nno ii5erpriitt nc, teen. ~
Muh "cuc Beit;mr;nrNcn fir
Nen:,a!e
Cas- &riegs department int ,nd)
Ieine Ginsicbllngspolitif biniic,tlid,
oes Status iolher Ausl;,nber gc1n.
ocrt, bercn 2dnoer neutral uarcn,
lpaterbin aber WtIt.arlesiiibrcnHa
lnurben. Mui 8runo oeS rSelectipc
Serpice" =@eietes fam Elm reutraler
9luslGnber 'oie Selectine sSorm 3O1
ausfiillen uno Ieine 8efreilmg bonn
Gienit in Sen amerifanilhen Streit,
frGiten beantrasen. Gr begibt iih ba.
Surh nur ani immer Ser Moglidfe;i.
ie omerifnniidler 8iirger 81 lperben
Nunmebr ober iebcn sic repioierter
geItimmi,ngen Dor, baB i'm Sale ipl.
der Neittrnler, oeren 9anb inslpiifer
in sen Status elmer mit-frieeiiibren.
Sen Station iibergetreten lit, feline
friiber anlsgefiinte ssorm 30l I'm,
giiltp miro. Sarnerbin ieben bieie