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Evening star., 1944-07-16
Cts !. s

DANCE.
Jewish Community Center roof.
8:45 o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS.
Boy Scouts cub handiWork ex-
hibit, Natural History Building Of
New National Museum, Q an. to
4:30 pm. today.
FILM.
ia Marsellaise," with Louis Jou-
vet. presented by Warrington Work.
shop, Agriculture Department audi
torium, 6 and $50 O'Clock tonight.
LECTURE.
Flemish Painting" National Gal
lery OF Art, 3 and S pm. today.
MUSIC.
Concert, National Gallery Of Art,
8 O'Clock tonight. :
TOURS.
National Capital Parks: Tree walk
in Lafayette Park, meet at Andrew
Jackson Memorial Statue In center
of park, 3 pm. today. Camera stroll
through Montrose Park and Rock
Greek and Potomac parkway, meet
at Lovers Lane entrance, Thirty
first and r streets NV, pm. today
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The
ater, today: Open house for men and
women in service, 2 to 5 pm, with
Mickey Alpert's Orchestra. Tonight
Chage Rodriguez. Latin American
troubador and Club Balalaika revue
and orchestra.
Meals. lounge, library, garden
Junior Ofhcers' Club of Washington
735 Seventeenth street NV, IL am
to midnight daily. Dance, $50 pm
Thursdays.
Sightseeing tour through Wash.
ington Cathedral, meet at USO
Eighth and Pennsylvania avenu,
NV, 2 pm. today.
Oncsrs' picnic in Rock Creel
Park. meet at Ofiicers' Service Club
Burlington Hotel, 4:3o pm. today
Tea dance at club, pm.
Service men and women may OBJ.
tain information on other activitie
by calling the United Nation
Center. National 5000. or any Of tn
following USO numbers: Republi
1927, National 0614. National 343
or Executive 042s. For church &C
tivities call Decatur 3132. Colore,
service personnel may call USO, De
catur 1864. or War Hospitality, De
catur 7768.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
Children's Art Course

Summer classes In oil and tempera
painting for children are being Of
fered from 10 am. to noon Mondays
through Fridays at the Children's
Art Center, 1874 K street NV, Mrs.
Cornelia Yuditsky, director, has an
nounced. An exhibition of winter
work also Is on display At the center
Evening star., 1944-07-16

AUTO REPAINTING. body and fender re-
ssrts 5s''Gasss ssss
sHs sEcAffTNG dT Gl1o in washington. on..a,, ,.rv
ice: By appointment only. Leave car s1't .
sm, AN, read ready At pm. Complete custom J.
54R1s Ffkr r'essnf az 4ss u c9H g.
HOUSE TRAILER. 1910 Hayes; excellent
good tires, fully equipped beautiful inte-
once OWNER, Sol Carroll Carroll aVe.. es' Tstoma AZ a.
Park; Telephone 81. 1893 sunday ali day.
1ts! IRAiLER, ready to roll; sl75. Call Hill
TIRE REcSAPpING. s-hour service, bv
+ ntppo,ntment' %n n Leave your car am. pick
Ample parktns facilities. pALpER .ris'eS Z:
A 1853 t' Lee E. hsy we Ailnsson zziasssis 9k 9k
AZ ATTENTION gas sta, garages, tire shops.
done, We welcome a visit from 'I'te YOU te
IN ne vast m9aesn snf sSgss pn
saHsfr x @sosaS" sSss 1871. good condition
an oHass sss DILsssF sssFl
MEELY, Germantown, Md
HACK LICENSE, Maryland substantial
cash PRICE Call Decatur 400
1914 KOZY COACHES and Platts. Many
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route R !. er Ber-
wyn. Nd. Tel. Berwyn As.
SUPERIOR 1912 house trailer, 2
complete rooms; electric brakes; nnest
MaShinston Trailer Camp, Alex, va II.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-dr. trunk sedan for
sale; damaged. many parts. tires. in good
condition. Can be seen rear 1Ols Irving
st.; NV; garage. See Mack" or call CO.
PRAiRIa SCHOONER 1s41 house trailer
S5Ls IT,. cleo. brakes. excel tires and cond
IRON .,aTo PEN; rsnn-DsM Day. AZ Park DIR. Telephone
TRACTOR. Mccormick -Deering. 10-2O-hp..
seod condition; reasonable. Pals Church
TRAILER. 1a41 New Moon de luxe; 81 IT.
long. London wheels. cleo brakes, elec,
refgr.. Duotherm heater with blower, per
manent TsIsIn bed excel eond; J. e. cuRTIs,
TRAILER, l941 National. 25 IT.: tandem
wheels, electric brakes, 3-room arr; like
new throughout. Springbank Trailer
Camp; mi. so. Alex, Rt. /. SERGT
TRAILER. small Covered wason: sood
pnSo,taS I,rsS; excel m eond; sleeps A. bargsin.
vernon hwy. TIE Q703 16s
Evening star., 1944-07-16

DODGE 1875 9.-ton panel truck: reason
able; 2114 14th st. NV.
GMC heavy-duty dump truck. T-33-B;
reasonable WA 3217. after pm 18'
TRUCKS. 1884 Ford 1ha-ton, 1888 q. M. c.
ton, 1893 Chevrolet 11a-ton. Republic
1926. 2060 L st. NV l6s
LIGHT HAULING. baf-ton pickup. Call
Shepherd s7sS after 4 pm.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
FARMS FOR RENT.

STOCK CROPS AND EQUIPMENT and
1O3-acre farm for rent or . home for aged
couple. 1S miles north Of WASHINGTON. D
roll ave. Takoma Park. ST. 5279.
30 ACRES, S-room house. large barn and
outhouses, orchard; near Vienna. Va; ~
HAUSEN. 1920 Madison st. NV. DI. 500
between g and pm
Evening star., 1944-07-16
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE-
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRUCKS FOR RENT. stakes or fiats; on,
after 6:3O weekdays 49,
Evening star., 1944-07-16
FARMS WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN

CASH-Desire small or large farm. Nd
near Rockville or Wheaton, consider Va
GE. 64S4.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

HUDSON le41 super six sedan Sa75 90
SShsvroiet S 1898 4-door sedan - e95.0
1913 18th st. NV. Decatur es6O. :
SCMLEGEL 4 GOLDEN.
iy4l EorC super de luxe Tudor,
iS41 Chevrolet club coupe
iS4! Pontiac 4-door sedan
iS4! Chevrolet ep. d. /. 4-dr. sedan.
iS4l Plymouth 4-door sedan.
iS4l Buick super 4-door sedan.
I941 Chevrolet Master d. 4-door sport
sedan.
1S4l Chevrolet Master d. l. town sedan.
!S4l Pontiac 2-door sedan.
1870 Chevrolet town sedan.
iS3g Chevrolet 2-Coor sedan.
iS3g Plymouth 4-door sedan.
!S3S Plymouth 2-door.
1897 Plymouth 4-door
Nearly all have rsdios~ and heaters.
SCHLEoEL d GOLDEN. 257 carroll st.,
all day Sunday
Evening star., 1944-07-16

cars are At ceiling or below. Most 'ss; ear,
eeSSnaippsS eSap With excellent tires.
iSao S9aao HUDSON 4-door. 6-cylinder, Ss7S.
iiSS3ss Hupmobile 4-door. 1896
iaaoo Iaao Srsham-Paise 4-door. smau. 6. S42B
iaad Dodge 4-door de luxe, 81 25b
iSaa Mercury 2-door, S8IS.
iats a3s Lincoln 4-door, custom built. S7sB.
inih chevrolet coupe, S295
ia5a Chevrolet 2-door de luxe. $500.
,san Ford Tudor. S16s.
s35 Ford Tudor. S345
Moasl Ford coupe. S11b
~ Packard 2-door, 8-cylinder, Ssi5.
ieao Studebaker Commander 4-dr d. l.,
1877 Nash 4-door, S2a5.
I9I5 Dodge 4-door, x345
trade in MANHATTTxN' 'eiif AWfo efTs 3 RAbno 6n6
COS credit dept. Both sides Of 7th ST
st 81. NV. Open eve Sun. and hoii-
Evening star., 1944-07-16

COMPARE our rates on auto SIGNATURE
loans. Cash. 500: repay S9.26 per month.
Cash, $500: repay S45.s3 per month
IL monthly payments. Arrange your loan
by phone. Warf1eld 31S1. SOUTH
EASTERN DISCOUNT Of Hyattsville. 5303
MONEY on nrst or second trust: prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Nd. Va.
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP, 1919
n: Y ave. NV. National 1888
WHEN you need . personal loan, S100 to
0,000, repayable monthly. come to
snd M = sts, NV. sH st. at North capitoD,
Isl IL AND AND snd TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult US before
6orrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
VESTMEET c.. SIT 9th NV DI. $3.50.
LOANS to responsible Govt. employees, low
rates: quick. confidential service M, o.
JARVIS. 3414 r. !. ave. Union 1928.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
Car does not have to be paid for in order
70 OBTAIN money. NOLAN FINANCE Co,
/ llO2 New York ave. NV. (Greyhound Bus
TERMINAL. RE. 200 Open til g pm %
Evening star., 1944-07-16

olMMVNS MVVOhS.
lg4Z Pontiac sedan.
lS42 Chevrolet club coupe.
! ls42 Chevrolet town sedan.
la42 Chevrolet 4-6oor sedan.
! D42 Plymouth coupe.
94l Buick club coupe
941 Packard "120'' sedan
! BAL Studebaker sedan (2).
a4l Oldsmobile sedan.
S4l Pontiac club coupe.
941 Dod9e custom sedan ca.
lS40 Pontiac 4-door sedan.
$50 La Sale club coupe.
IgS0 Ford de luxe Tudor.
S3g Dodse 3-door sedan.
936 Chrysler sedan.
1887 Buick special se6an.
SIMMONS MoTORs, since 1924, iaS
] 4th st. NV, North 2164,
Evening star., 1944-07-16

U9EO-CAk SALE.
'3e Buick convertible coupe; r. and h.
90 Dodge convertible coupe; r. and h.
4o Buick roadmAster sedan: T. and h.
90 Buick Special sedan; r, and h.
40 Packard "12O" sedan; fr. and h.
39 Lincoln Zephyr sedan: T. and b.
&! Mercury sedan; r. and h.
Il Chevrolet sp. d. !. club coupe; :. and h.
~ O1dsmobile sedan; r. and h.
3A Pontiac sedan; T. and h.
~ Chrys!er royal sedan; Z. and h.
~ Chrysler sedan: r. and h.
Choice Of so others.
HYATTsvILLE BUICK CO. warheld All.
CHERNERIZED Cars.
ly4l Lincoln-zephyr Fordor, r. ana h.
iS41 Eord super De luxe Fordor. r. and b.
ly4! Plymouth Spe. d. /. 4.door: r. and h.
IS4l Mercury sedan.coupe: r. and h.
lg4l Packard 4.door sedan, 7. and h.
iS4l Dodse Luxury Liner 4-docr. Z. ana b.
!S4! Oldsmobile 4.door sedan.
1871 Pontiac coach.
1871 Studebaker Commander 4.door o..
dan: radio and heater.
iS4I Pontiac Torpedo A-dr., r. and h.
!S4v Pontiac 4-dr., r. and h.
!y4V Mercury 4.ooor. 2. and
lS3n Lincoln Zephyr COW. sedan. T. and h.
1889 Buick coupe.
1888 Packard 4-dr. sedan: Z. and h.
iV3S PACKARD 7.pass. sedan. 2. and h.
Many others, terms trade, guaranteed
CHERNER. open until p.m., 1881 Fla,
ave, NV. dial HO 5000
Evening star., 1944-07-16
MONEY WANTED.

SMALL short-term end trust. valuable res
NV. BY private party. Box 253-T, Star
Evening star., 1944-07-16
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

GARAGE or garage space wanted near
31st and SITS. n: ". Box 52-T, Star
Evening star., 1944-07-16
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGES FOR RENT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16
Pacific Hero
Killed in Auto

After escaping death for two
years while fighting in the South
Pacific jungles. Marine Cpl. An
thony Pietrangelo Jr. was killed
on the last day OF his furlough
in an automobile crash.
The marine, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Pietrangelo Sr.,
1903 Sheridan, was returning
from visiting his fiancee when the
accident happened.
He had gone TO Alma TO see
Miss Elaine Andrews and was re-
turning yesterday morning when
he apparently lost control of his
car on Grand River. five miles
west of Now. and crashed into a
tree.
State troopers rushed him to
BEDFORD Receiving Hospital where
he died. They said no person had
witnessed the accident and that
there were no skid marks on the
pavement. They assumed he had
fallen asleep at the wheel.
Cpl Pietrangelo fought at
Guadaicanai and Bougainviiie, and
his unit received a presidential
citation for meritorious action.
Ills mother said that he never
talked about his experiences, feel
ing that his knowledge of troop
movements was confidential.
However" she said, "just
before he left for Alma,
Wednesday, ne said that he was
going to report 10 the West
Coast for reassignment over
seas, and hoped this time he
would 20 to Germany.
HE wanted to help those
boys over there get this war
over with and he thought that,
with reinforcements they would
get chance for furioughs,
too"
A graduate of Northeastern
High School, Pietrangelo received
the highest scholastic honors with
his diploma. He was a defense
worker at Fisher Body before en-
listing Dec. Is, 1912.
A requiem high mass will be
sung at st. Anthonys Church
Tuesday morning after funeral
services at his parents home
Burial will be at Greenwood
Cemetery.
Besides his parents, sister,
Mrs. Grace II. Wuicik, survives.
------------------------
Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troft Times carrier. He'll de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16

tAAiAtie Area
CLARK PVT JOHN J-A1. Jane K
CLARK. mother. Kalamazoo.
LIHDKE, CAPT. PAUL r. - Edward A.
PFEIFFER. cPL. LAMBERT A.-Lambert A,
Pfeiifsr 81. father. Ecorse.
Central Pacific Area)
BURHY. PVT LoUIs-Mrs Mamie Bunny.
wife 1873 &c Pear, Ha1ei PARK.
cCAEa, S. SCI. AORRIs-AdEI- Am coasn,
CONNOLLY, PVT CHARLES II. JR.-Mrs.
Frances Connolly. mother. 22Io Military.
JOHNSON ia MELVIN C - Richard A.
Johnyon. fathsr. $3.50 Seminole,
c1yk. father. sosl Pulaski.
oUTsTATE
BENIN, PFC. RICHARD X. - Mrs. Mabel
JOHNSON. PVT CHARLES M-Mrs Mar
faret Johnkon, mother Rochester
McClLLIvRAY. SGT. DONALD M.-win
oDEIMIN PVT BEN-Mrs. Theresa odei-
min mother Cross village
RAY. PVT GEORGE WINS Lois 3 Coz.
mother, Frederic.
(Europesr AreaI
DETROIT
CARRATHER. s SGT. BERNARD AR
thony Cerfsthsr. father. 72i22 LANCE. ST.
DALEY. SGT. WALTER y.-yred W. Dai-
ley. father, ga Schroeder.
DURHAM, PFC. ROBERT Mrs. Geneva
l. Durham wife. STA Benit.su.
YuNpAMENsKY. PVT HERBERr L.-Mrs
Pearl rundamensky, wife, 2ei2 Hardwood.
,,I horton PIC MILAN I-chariss L.
JAszEK: PVT. JOHN J.-Mrr Ross Jssrek,
wife, 1855 Lswndale.
MeMoSlGLE, PFC: EVAN s.-Mrs Jessie
NYBERG. PFC. DONALD 4 - Mira. Mary
opABAcHiAN. PFC. ARxRAD-Nrs- rou.
toush odsoaehian. mother IS Monterey.
kxNasAuFR. PVT. HOWARD s.-M.,the-
B. Rsnabsuer. tatheI, ! s4s L; Jefferson;
RILEY, $ SGT HOWARD W.-Mrs. Viola
Riley. mother. li7os whithorn.
RoSsIGSoL. SGT. FRED w.-Mrs. Elsie
Rossignol. mother. e2e coplin.
s,sI TssNsE re, 5s S S9SErs Y'tt
TANowICcH SGT MICHAEL J-Miu
Gensyieve Tsnowigch, sister. 1901 wiltred.
NJ Trsbnik wife l5s27 chsrest.
VAN DYKE 40 1T JOSEPH s.-Frsnk c.
Van pyksEtstherL llzs Hieesfd
wAwRzYNrEc, SGT. EDWARD p - An
thony wswrzyniee, father. es44 MERCER.
w,lborS E,c,heS isi som Haven sIM' Giayns
wOODGATE. T/sGr. JAMES T. Mrs.
Cecilia A. Woodrste. mother. "a z. Margaret
OUTsTATE
BENZ, CAPT, BURTON w.-Mrt. Dorothy
l. Benz wife, z Lansing, -
B. sassk t.b: ID c 5T AVE PAP pc'ren's
BLAIR, PVT, wILFRED s.-Mr. Jean Blair.
RRIERl PFC ATWOOD y.-Mn. Ethel
BURKE, $ SGT. THOMAS E.-Mu. Ada B.
NAVE nygRs sl' tee 81 Aci Is9 TM c,,a,, RIVER.
we coo Fias s scr. JAY s.-Mr.. Mimi.
OV SRRuHA1G PVSsu ap PVT STANLEY J-Mu
Margsret cxuhsjewski. mother. Paw Paw.
FULTz, PFC. RUSSELL L.-Ms. Garnet
HoBEL, s SGT. JOHN Mrs. Cecil.
HoyANEc, PVT. JOHN T-Mn. st,phany
LEHTo. PFC. WILLIAM w-Mrs. Edith L.
!, MAIpMENT, I'D lit. LLOYD Lloyd
A MeNEIL. sis as bo s' J.-Mr. Lol. z
Mcneil. wife. Battle Greek.
.MIGvANo. PVT. JOSEPH J. JR.-Mrs Rose
MILLER, PFC. SIDNEY w.-Mu. Barbara
Miller wife. Menominee.
Pf s.Ii soscT S SEoHe o.t -M Bertha
PEARSON. PFC. ROBERT B.-Mrs. Bessie
Pearson n mother Lssn1,ing
RANbs, PVT ROBERT B.-Mn. Glesta
Ri SSr Psthe cAP s. S fi.lI Lm. v,ol., AZ
NI RsosIssHuM' Pfc' MELVIN c-Mr. Nil
arc srI nc,,po: sr xs M,- sgff' rs,,
s1 sisvsfr. SGT RONALD R.-mr. Aim. p
si smT4H G ab 1T ~; wH G Lmr Lol. l.
Smith, wife, Battle Greek.
SWAN. sIscT. JACK MRS Irms c.
TAuRraNxN PVT. ROBERT Mrs. sur
anna Tsurisnen. mother. Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16
ARMY DEAD


VAN DYKE. sfscr. CHARLES J-Mu
VERTIN, PFC. ALBIS A.-MrS Mary vertin
WARNER. S set. LLOYD p.-Mrs. Wanda
WILLIAMS isT 1T. CLEMENT w-Mrs.
Beverly Williams. wife. Harrison.
WlSES. I'D 1T. THURE Mrs. siErid
Z. Wlsen. mother, Lucington-
Mediterranean Area
DETROIT
A&ATo PIC. cARLo-Jamss An2to.
BfKEE. PFC. NEIL w.-MS. Rose Byrns.
mother. s37 Berksnirs, Crosse Poinie.
GAtETEEj PsI: MILAN s.-MTs. Mary
CHAMPAGNE. PVT. LAURIE N-Mrs. Mae
a rG Gis,tsT n mother. 1922 s.s HAh; A.
Groes. mother, 7S5s Emvood
Della mother. sass Williamson. pesTeo srsei'
FRANKHART. 2D 1t. PAUL Mrs.
Gsendolyn f. Frankhart. wife, 44l5 Mont
:. HARDING. CPL ELLIsos-mrs. susan z.
I'LL. PFC. .GEoRGE-MTs Annie Mll.
.KILANowsKI. sIsGT. CHESTER Mrs.
AsIsaret kilsnowski. mother. 2s52 ysmsns.
koss. PVT EHEDERIcK-MI Ann. Eos..
LuKAcH. PFC. GEORGE Airs Frsnei,
Lp MoibA% 9sRsf 2 Fv4 s s6sen,.m,D Moi,
e' PEsRLs t.tsfs 1 Eyf s Sam; -
ROBERTS, PVT; JAMES c-Mrh M.bls
brp a3RSs' ,o osh s EpSAs AMauos Ron'
RoTuNDA PVT. AUcUsrINE-Mn Mary
Lq seops 1hfs. s ss24 R S223.M9SS Dearborn
schornsk. fsther. s1os co s5sfD N-'''epn
Thy E,s sIsEf9 VIZ. c 7s55 EDyoris, 80,
WATSON, Pvir. GGEofRaGR Mrs. ID.
An z,G%av mG sssI. s s9g4 HUDSON.
man, brother. 1851 Riopslle.
oursTATE
cARMoDY PFC DONALD Mrs El.ano,
clLuFFo, PFC ANTONIO P'-nrs p.ulin.
Cilgmo mother Kalamazoo.
r, Clarke; PVT. DONALD Airs. Ellen
g. COOK 3 ~. orr. QUENTIN p-Mrs. ouen-
n9 ck q fo0k PFC Sf' sT FAM Srefs Nv,
CUSTER, PVT. CHARLES Mrs. Masl.
cuTriSG. PFC pERcY-Mu. Elsie Cut.
EMIG, $ SGT ROBERT Mrs. certrud.
FAST. PVT. CHARLES R.-Mrs Helen r
Fast mother, Ypsilsnu
,,i 5LERA PVT STEVE J.-victor rl.rs
GOLDBERG. cpl, ARTHUR w.-Mr. Au.
su HsM Si,Snssiift R moth sr Esssnsos
freds Heminser. mother. Morley. VIII Al
HUFF. PVT LYLE B.-Mrs. Lola NJ. Huff.
KNAus' PVT HENRY R.-mi. France,
,MoRRIs, SGT THOMAS R.-Mn. Rhe.
PEAes Sryn' sT ' 1T iIi,srr,s M, Co.
.PrTeHER SGT HARRY s,@mr,. Berns-
' REY iseaSb Wv Pyr JERoMn n-mu ooro-
thy REYNOLDS. wife, Royal Oak.
ssRLE. isr IT; JOHN L.-Mrs. Marietta
sHEMEs. PFC. M1KE-ceorrs shemes.
sMirHH. PVT FRANK Mrs. Mercedes
sovA. PFC. DONALD R.-Mrs. New,
f? srEvE Eaio: f Ppc O CLARENCE Mrs
sTsiXg. PFC. wAiNo A.1Jscoa sr.nr.
swART' PVT THEODORE Mrs. Char.
loite A. swsrt. wife. Grand Rapids.
FRONT s/sGJ WALTER P.-MnL An
wRicHT' PVT GEORGE p-Mu. c.sn.
Wright, mother. Z. Jordan.
tsouthwe.t rseiae Area)
.Ss i:'sg szsa ETsssflsa asi a.%sn.ns Con
GRAHAM, PFC. JACK C,-Mrs, Louise NJ.
r.isss S.brns sc mo,s wIl iass
SHE'LL. Capt. ARTEMAs Mrs. ARENAS
J. shell, mother, $3.50 Avery.
WALTER, PVT CHARLES H.-Mrs Mary
Walter. mother. 77sis Mona. Dearborn.
oUTsTATE
sENsoN. LLsGT; LLOYD r.-Mr SYM.
LEHMAN. PVT, LEROY J.-Lswrence J.
Lehman. father, Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16
Santa Fund Hits $l9.626

AS contributions to the Santa
for Servicemen Fund reached
x19.626 today. nearly 10000 Of our
servicemen in nearby government
hospitals, army posts and navy
stations were guaranteed Christ
mas boxes.
Those 10000 boxes will not be
enough. Many more are needed
Aif all our servicemen in this area
are TO be remembered.
If you haven't yet contributed.
please do so now. For each 81
donated, the Santa for Service
men Committee will pack a box,
enclose the donors name and ad-
dress, and have II delivered
Christmas week to some deserving
servieeman. -
The progress of the drive. which
is under the sponsorship of The
Detroit Times with the co-opera-
ton of the American Legion, will
be reported on the daily Santa
for Servicemen broadcast.
Featured on today's program Is
Pat Rooney. famous dancer, who
is starring at Lou Walters Latin
Quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department has public
States soldiers killed OF these Michigan
from the Detroit All
by the department and kept posted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-16

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them To your home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-03
Hustli1g Shuny Britain
Expects Good Yard Team

why, we've got some topflight
ball players on the club" he con-
tinued. He pointed out that billy
Lambert, who will pitch the Yard S
opening tilt against the Camp
Davis nine tonight at the Stadium,
is a former Southern League
mound ace.
After relating some of the clever
Lambert's past diamond exper-
fences, Britain commented on
some of the other Boatbuilders'
swell ball player, asserted Brit
tain as he referred to the Builders
mainstays.
'This Dejarnette is hustler and
hot corner guardian. Covering the
rest of the team in a sweep, while
striking a bill into his matt. the
one time terror of the Texas
League, said that the team seems
well fixed with such luminaries as
Ed Hobson, Ed Urban, Lefty Ches-
hire and others on hand.
Season tickets for the Shipyard
schedule are now on sale inside
the yard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-03
BY BILL MCILWAIN

An old baseball master was at
it With the kids yesterday after
noon when this reporter visited the
Thirteenth and Ann streets dia-
mond. Possibly bit out Of condl-
ton but as fiery as ever, swash-
buckling Shuny Britain was tax
ing a round of infield practice VITA
his New Hanover High Scnool
horsehide charges.
With his same old time pepper
the former Cincinnati Reds catch-
ing star was blaring out with an
incessant line Of shouts and hiring
the ball around the bases just as
in his heyday. After an intense
workout, the colorful mentor turn
ed with perspiration dripping 1ree-
ly and said, II can still co. en-
boys?"
Commenting on his diamond
activities for this ceason, Brittain
stated that he would pprobanly
handle the backstoppins duties 1or
the Shipyard club when the hlsl'
school season is over. Brittalh'
who is employed in the yard, mas
had several Major League coacn-
ing Golfers, but has declined &c
leave his job to get back into mis-
old stomping grounds.
We'll give the Wilmington fans
the best brand of ball they've seer
here in several years, aoviseo
the robust Shuny as he talked o
7 the Shipyard's baseball scheoule
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-03
SENATORS PASTE
RED S0X 5 TO z

BOSTON, May 2. -P)- Johnny
Niggeling's four-hit pitching and
timely hitting by the Washington
Senators gave them a So victory
over the Boston Red Sox today and
enabled them to vault into fourth
place in the American League
standing.
Joe Kuhel opened the scoring in
the second by drawing a walk,
going to third on a Gil Torres sim
gle and tallying on another single
by Rick Terrell. Kuhel opened
the three-run sixth with single
and came all the way home when
Ferrell's drive to left broke through
Johnson. John Sullivan and Mig
geling walked to fill the bases and
two runs scored on Jake Powell S
single and a Torres fly. Sullivan
walked in the eighth, went to sec
ond on Niggeling's sacrifice and
scored on Powell's Single.
Bob johnson drove in both Bos-
ton runs in the eighth after Tom
Mcbride singled and Ford Garrl-
son walked with two out.
Washington -01O DOB 010-5
Boston --------000 900 020-2
Niggeling and Terrell: Woods.
Lucier and Partee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-03
SPORTS TRAIL

was on the robust side. We had
been worrying about the club own
erc and their prospect of losing
their shirts this year because of
lack of patronage.
When crowds like that turn out,
and when you figure the payrolls
of most of the clubs have been
pruned down through the absence
of high-waged stars, it must be
figured the owners will do all right.
although injustice will do all right
be said they were willing to go
ahead and try to keep the game
going when it looked Ii k e they
wouldn't take in enough money to
pay the groundkeepers.
The Saturday and Sunday attend
ance bear out the theory that this
will be season of weekend base
ball, particularly in townc where
there is horse racing, as baseball,
although it can stand ordinary
competition, can't compete with
the mutuel machines during the
week.
The attendance also provides all
the proof needed that the public
wants baseball, stars or no stars.
All the fan asks is a good. clean,
spirited game, and that what he's
getting. The season is only days
old, but already we've had grand
slam home runs, triple plays and
no-hit games. Not O speak of that
26 to 8 What-Was-it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-03
SILVER GLOVES
HAVE BIG NIGHT

Camp Davis Silver Gloves Tour
nament continued last night in
FarnsWorth Hall with $500 soldier
fans looking on.
The st1appiest battle of the eve
ming was the one in which Pic.
Johnnie Altoe Q29 of Btry. A,
557th decisioned the favored Pvt.
Basillio Solivan d26 Of Btry. c,
oath. Altoe, a shifty. hard-hitting
little highlander, kept a flicker
ing left jab in Solivan's face
throughout the entire fight. This
along with several jarring left
hooks to the head gave Altoe the
points needed for a decision.
Other results:
Pfc. James Curran (155) of Btry.
A. 247th decisioned Pvt. Bias Ave
lar 1850 of Hq. Btry 780th; Cpl.
Babe Sayers 1850 Of MP Detach-
ment TKO'ed Pfc. Lewis Thomas
t15D of Btry. B, 788th in l minute
and 10 seconds of the first round;
Pvt. Sam Datullo u5O of Hq. Btry'
788th decisioned Pvt. James Nor
riss d50) Of Btry. c, 584th: Cpl.
Ed Abbott $3.50 Of Btry. B. 139th
Bn. decisioned Pvt. Margarita Lo-
PEI Q38) Of Btry. c, 788th; Cpl.
Edward Potts 170) of Btry. D,
557th TKO'ed Pvt. Roy Cleland
(170) of Btry. B, 561st in rounds;
Pvt. Chick Forsythe 900 of Rtry.
B, 117th decisioned Pvt. Bob Pow
ell d8O of Btry. 8, 372nd.
The tourney action will continue
on Thursday.