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Detroit, Nid)i0ar
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
3iuei9 4.

Oie Beriammli,ng am 1. Oftober
tpar gut 6eiuht. gs tpurbe beihloHen
am 26. Nobember Elm aatbarinen.
2arten8artie ab5ubnIten, uno mir er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Columbus, Ohio

Gpang. pmther. Nsartin 2mthcr Qird,e,
Gfc Nolcr unb Nnn Strnke.
Yf"rrer e. g. 2suer. Seben Sonnz
tag bprntittaoS 8 llbr Sonntaaifule
10 l1br cnaliid)er Wottcstienft; II llb,
beutfher 0ottcscienft
90. @lo,lbens9enoiIen unb Sreunb
iinb bel 5lid eiueelab"r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

Bite ienoef Gales 9ar Gtamps
m eliiabeth 5oiiel. 761 goop Mo.
5IepeIano. Ohio.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Sur Grinnerunc
Nn6rcas Nramb

an ltn'erea lleben Satten, TuEs
lnto 8robbater
Mnoreas &ramh
geltorben nm Is. Sftpber 1910 81
Glepelarb, Ohio.
Sein Setcn ipdr gelvebet mir.
Srum ullG I'M Sph bleib treu id, Dir
Sir nielnanb alli Ser 0dn5en Groe
sd, jemals bid peraelien perbe
limb ipenn id) lterbe. iperbe id,
Nn beiner Seite ruben eipiglid.
Sies lit Ser Srnit, her mir gebieben
Scitoen on bit bon mir geibieben.
@etpiomet bon os!ner trauernOer
8attin, &lnoern uno 8roBfinoern
8esima &rank nmb 1samilic.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
1nn,end)ur Sarunia.

Gs miro nuleren lpcrten Sungerlil,
nen lnro 6relnoen bctannt genlaht,,
oab nnierc Yriiiiocntin atarie 80.
Mebner franf lit. Sic ,pnroe I'M 2afe.
!uooo Soipital opericrt. llnlere Gl5e'
prGliScntin &ath. Sdeel uno Arno
Small baben Sic 9eitlng iibernpnllllen.
Sie Sdngerillnen li,ro erl.lcbt uli;
Yroben 3u beiid)cn. s(lf ser &anhioa.
tenliIte lin0 starie yielnei -Mtltlalen
uno Sri. Gitber Wnue'd).
Serrll uno ,Srau s. &riiler grutll
lieren mir sur neucn Sd,rirgertobtpr
Glil. Siid)lcr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
MSnuca, Ea.

Deutfhe Gpane. =Yutb. ct. Heter1'
Gemeinbe, 5. Ctr.
Ysarrer Sans q. s. Simuleit, 244
Nbams Ctr. ytpheiter, Ya Selepbon:
Iudefter 236S. Sottesbienit 9:3O li6r
tnprgens; Sonntoa1huIe 1913 l!br. -
lrauen Gerein Yerlammlung am lesten
0unnerstng iebcn Wonnts. abenos uht.
Sebcrmann iIt beralib tpillfpminsn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12

Der Sanosmaunihait, app ser gutt
@ille, sic Ginigfeir uno oas 3uianls
nlengeb6risH,itsgeiiibl al oielenn
Mcbltitiafeltsfeit 81 befllnoen ii
9tur oilrdj Giniafeit Subarie fonns'l
>rir unleren i'm jeIOe itebpnoen lieben
lSoloaten, S6bncu 8ottcn uno 8rii.
Bern bcpclien, oob mir ibrer 2iebe
uno Mhtung ipiiroig liro.
Sur sluiiiibrlnge gclangt:
y1amilie Yein6',,"
Eultipiel in einem slft BON
Sarrp 9ienenltein uno s.. Sblpiier.
slnton Seinol. Elm urfomiihcr IienIt-
mann, fonlmt NIT ieiner SodIter
Marie in oas Saus oes sscbrifanten
&ursmantel. Ser ssabrifberr eriuars
tct geraoc sen 8eiuh zines 8eidliits
freunoes, ser ibm perionlib ribt 81.
reft befannt lit. Gr iiebt nun Sen gn.
ton 2einol fiir sen perme;nflihcn Sc.
idGItsfrellno an, uno ser lrltigc
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argenebme HoQe nit Ser 6abrlfterr
finoet iolhen 8efaqen ar ser gemiit=
lihen vSamilie Seinol", oaB er iogor
oie Terlobuna ieines Srbnes 5ars
nit Dem iSrdulein Maric tpiiuidt;
barob lit Ger Intpn Seinol rnti;rlid)
in beller gegeiIterl,ng. Der r;Htige
8elhditsfrellno fpmmt nlln aud) noh
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Sienit:ilann 1ugeieben, ipobIrdj o;c
foltlihiten Situationen entiteben, int
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gniigte slnton 2einol ielner &umrr
ipruceln lGBt. 0ie gceenieitigcn Ser
medsllngen iteisen oiis bod)I;c, ihon
lit oie Gcrlobung perfeft. Intcu iiebt
lid i'm @erite als Jabrifsolrsttrr =
ga plabt Gle gonrbe - Gas Grlpodjen
nod ali sen @irrniiien. Stiirnliid)e
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3rei 0tarf 5ransig lit rnt,raeElid;.
Personen:
Heinrich kurtzmante1, Fabrikart
.............. Karl Trausch
Agnes, dessen Frau :. Ida Hasselb.rs :
Hans, beider Sohn ....... Hans kehrig
Anatol Hundertmark. Kaufman aus
Koenigsberg .. Hans Rienerth
Lisbeth. seine Tochter Lydia Fernengel
Anton Leinoel, Dienstmann .....
........... Hermann Goeckler
Marie, seine Tochter -. Ami Goeckler
Orc der Handlung: Koeln
Zeit: Gegenwart
aartenpartie 1 bis 6 llbr. Sbeatcr.
uoriteaung 8 llbr abenbs. Gintritt
55c Die Nerion (einihlieBlid) Steuer),
3inber 25c. anffee uno Guten. Sebr
praftiide Siifpreiie.
Nibi Iietrld) Cefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Wefanntmu :mna.

Gs biene alien auerten iSreunoen 5lr
Nabrid)t, oab am 25. Nopember, allu
geraoe an &atburincrtag, Shpelg 81
einen &artenabcnb peralltaltet' uno
mir bitten aIle l1niere sSreunoe BON
Sit uno @eit iif oieien slbenD 5u re.
lerpieren. Sobanna Mplif, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Scntid)-Wc,ncinhc.

gt1hiten Counting, Sen Is Sftober.
feiert Oie 8emeinoc Das
Grntebanffeit
Slle 8lieber ser @smcinbe uuS
Jrcunoe lino berSlihlt eingelaoen.
Der Girbenrat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
Gpmeitcab, Ya.
Dcutfd)c (sr. guff. ct. NarfnS 9tr6s
pCD-C0l go n MN,e

222-22f DIT Q. WOe.
Jicp. Ct IS, Ndtenberg, Yfdrrer. 9ele'
pbun SO. t745. Mn Sonnz linb Seiers
tngen pprmittags 9:30 llhr Sonntd9s
id,ule; 1890 lthr enoliihcr lnb 11:1b
llbr oeutIdcr @ottcsbtenit Mue @lau'
bensaeroHen iino beralib lpi[lfomtnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
EJcuclanb Wef. - 5emfidt 81 Gsmeinbc
Wcn 80. str. nnb Wi0nrb Muc.

Rnitpr Soba1n,s 8eutibldnoer. 1909
@iliore anc. Gel: Booebme 9O:5.
Giotteshienit iehen Sonus unr Sciertca
III bentld'er nnb enaliifer Sprahe -
Sonntaa'd,rIe iebcn Spnntna S--1O llhr
porn'ittaas 8nr aui.foi0enr cn9!iider
BorteSoicnit con t.--10:I5 ll5,. &,,eraui
tolat bet beutihe @otteSbienit II l!br
pcrp,ittaos
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
8arn, Snbiana
1eutfd,c Gu. 3uttcr. 6onterus .0trdts
Gle If. Mpc. uub ;yillptprc ctr,

Eforrer gric YeterIcn 1919 Jtu
mpr. Slr 2sl: 23551. Spnntngidult
8 llbr fir Die aroben uno II llbr fir bic
fieinen Stinher Bpttesoenit nm 10 llbr
in Der enali'd1cn unh I'm ll1r IN Der
ceutid,cn Sprud,e.
slnc @Iollbcnsucl,u'ien unb sSreunbs
linb ber5lid, einEeloben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-10-12
WunndStptun. Ohio
Deutid,e Gp. .2nth. Spnteruss sC'e,netMl
Gdc Yincoln Mpc. unh S5olmeS Ctr.

SruniaeId,ulc ichen Sonntaa uF 2 lltr.
Sauptanitesbicnit INN 2:3O llgf. Seoen
critcn Sountn9 i'm Monat Ssruuen Veretn
NcrIammlllna SeNen slpeiten Sonntd9
im Wpnot airhcnratszS zSitllng. Vile aus
,crcn @erIammlllnaeu nerben rehtaetftg
scfG:... ..dcQebcu. -
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glildbetb 3iibier, Sefr.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
Meet Is Set For City
To Talk Draft Rules

RALEIGH, March 20-R-A Sc
ries of 1S regional conferences for
members of local selective serv-
ice boards, government appeal
board members and clerks of local
and appeal boards will be held in
North Carolina beginning March
III, Brig. Gen. j. Van B. Nets,
State Selective Service Director,
announced today.
The conferences were called to
discuss recent changes in selective
service regulations and policies,
particularly as they affect agri-
culture and other occupational de.
ferments, General Nets said.
The meetings will begin at
pm.
This schedule was released.
Rocky Mount and Durham,
March 81; Elizabeth City and
Greensboro March %; Washington
and Winston-Salem, March 20;
New Bern and Salisbury, March
80; Wilmington, March 81; Raleigh
and Charlotte, April 8; Clinton anc
Shelby, April 4; Lumberton ano
Bryson City, April 5; Carthag
and Asheville, April 6; and Nort1
| WiIkSbOro, April z
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
NAVY CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON, March 2OlR-
The Navy Department TODAY an.
nounced II casualties of the u
IS. Naval forces. The list included
i've from North Carolina. They
are:
Gunnery Sgt. Robert D. Chris
tenbury, USMCR, wounded, Mrs.
Nettie glastonbury, mother, Ca
taWba; Cpl. Bruce Cockerham
USMC, wounded, Mrs. Ennis
Cockerham, mother; Pfc. Frank
=: Lindsay, USMC, wounded
Mrs. Della Lindsay, mother.
Mount Holly; Pfc. Thomas C. Sin
clair, Jr., USM C, wounded,
Thomas c. Sinclair, sr., father,
Aberdeen; and Cpl. James W
Smith, USMC, wounded, Joshy w.
Smith, father, Vass.
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SANITORIUM BACKED
BY MEDICAL GROUP
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
members of the Welfare divi.
sion also wish to know why the
new infirmary, which was built
three years ago, has not yet been
put to practical use, and what
plans your board may have for
using it in the future
The Board of Commissioners
adopted no immediate action al
the meeting yesterday. But Com
missioner Harry Gardner made
motion, which was seconded by
Lewis Coleman. that the board &C
knowledge the letter and state their
appreciation for the interests Of
the welfare group in the needs oil
the county home.
A motion was made by DR.. 7.
M. Hall, which was seconded by
Commissioner Coleman, and pass.
ed unanimously by the board Civ
ing the boys in the employment OF
the county courthouse their vaca.
ton pay when called into the arm
ed services.
The board, after the suggestion
OF Commissioner Gardner, decided
that copy of the resolution, prom
ls.ng the men in the courthouse
reinstatement at the end of the
war, be placed in each department
The resolution was adopted some
time ago by the board.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
.pREVElT ASSAULT
CASE CONTINUED

The case Of Sanford Prevett,
,barged with assault with a dead
y. weapon with intent to kill, was
+aor4inued in Recorders court by
[YJoe H. Winfield Smith Monday
%orning, and bond was set al
$1,000.
ossaulted his wife, Florence, with
Ratchet Saturday night at 312
North Second street, and seriously
;rfnred her, and then attempted
sr;cide by slashing his throat with
rocket knife, has not been re-
iagsed from custody, police said
fast n ght
Mrs. Prevett, who was carried
10 James Walker Memorial hos.
n;,aI following the affray with five
cr-s and two compound fractures
on her head, and a serious cut on
10 left hand, was reported to be
!, satisfactory" condition last
night.
total of II cases were called
FIR hearing in the lower court
Monday. and this did not in
crude 50 persons who were given
rattle tickets for violating park.
ina meters, and waived hearing by
nsying the fine at the police sta
fi0n.
lanes W. Anderson, Negro
cnarged with operating truck
ir-Oyicated, was fined $50 and costs
# court. or 80 days in default.
Henry P. Baton, speeding, was
fund guilty and fined $25 ano
costs. or 80 days in default.
The case of Norman L. Mintz
CHARGED with operating an auto
mobile intoxicated, and hit anc
rim driving with damages, was
continued until March q.
The case of Calvin Robinson.
c7arged with hit and run with
damage. remains open for judg-
ment until March 81.
Charlie T. Robbins. charged with
violating of the taxi cab ordinance,
entered a plea Of nolo contendre,
but was found guilty and fined
210 and costs OF court
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
Two Wilmington People
Are Injured In Wreck

Sgt. and Mrs. Rufus E. Chad
wick, Jr., of Wilmington, now al
Casper Army Air field, Wyoming
were seriously injured early Sun
day morning, March II. when the
car in which they were riding,
with two non-commissioned Off.
GERS and their wives, plunged ap-
proximately so feet off the side oil
the bridge near Midwest. the pub
lie relations officer of Casper Army
Air field announced.
The two other couples injured
were Sgt. and Mrs. George F.
Joyce and Sgt. and Mrs. Arthur
w. Grinewitzki.
The accident which occurred
about 3 am. was discovered by
Francis James of Midwest who
Immediately reported it to off.
GERS.
The injured soldiers were car.
ried to the station hospital at the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
is. MAY GET INTO
AIR LINE BUSINESS
Continued from Page One)

lines, with a minimum purchase of
SIS, 100000 and a maximum of $780,
100000.
Class B stock, non-voting, would
be issued only in exchange for the
assets of Class A stockholders
which are used in foreign air trans
portation and which would be use
full to the all American Flag Line
This provision would make possible
acquisition of equipment from Unit
ed States companies now flying
across the borders, such as Pan
American, American Export Air
lines, American Airlines and Unit.
ed Air Lines.
The corporation would operate
only outside of the continental Unit.
ed States. Transfer of voting stock
would be subject to government ap.
prevail.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
SUB RESCUE ship
MACAW NOW LOST

WASHINGTON, March 20-(R-
The 2,O0O-ton submarine rescue
ship Macaw sank after striking a
reef in the Pacific Feb. 10, the
Navy reported today
The Macaw's skipper, 1t. Com.
mander Paul w. Burton, of AS.
bury Park, N. j., is listed as miss
ing.
The Navy said the Macaw struck
coral reef, then slid off and
sank. The ship was launched July
II, 1912, at the Moore Drydock
Company. Oakland, Calf, and was
commissioned last July IL.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
N. c. INCOME TAXES

RALEIGH, March 20 (R In
come tax collections for the first
Is days of March totaled SIG, 504..
7O6.52, compared with $l2,613, 49,
so for the same period of last
year. and increase of So, 891 ,25l.O2,
the Revenue Department reported
today. Collections for the fiscal
year through March Is totaled
S25, Ill, 81490, compared with $780,
O89, 71617, an increase of $5,022,-
O98.73.
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YUGOSLAV RULER
WEEDS In LONDON
Continued from Page One)

(COntInued from Page One5
bian church and Archbishop Ger
manos of the Greek church.
Close friends of King Peter said
he had wanted for a long time to
60 ahead with his marriage to the
daughter of the late King Alexan-
der of Greece, but that his cabinet
had opposed it for fear of being
overthrow wnen the time came
to return to Yugoslavia.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
HOLCOMB CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, March 20-(R-
The Senate confirmed today
President Roosevlet's nomination
of General Thomas Holcomb, re-
tired commandant of the Marine
Corps, as minister to the Union Of
South Africa.
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VETERAN TEACHER
\ IN MUSIC FIGHT
CONTINUED from Page One)

witness declared, "but the officers
OF the conference did, by refunding
the $500 I had paid for the union
orchestral
Petrillo "decries the CULTURAL val
ues of music,' Maddy said. ITO
him music's only value is to pro-
vide a means for members of the
musicians union to earn money"
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5 JAP VESSELS
SUNK BY BOMBERS
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Marshalls. Suchattacks frequently
indicate a softening-up prior to
landings.
American forces already hold
Majuro, less than 100 miles north
west of Mill: They also control
Kwajalein, major U. S.. base, IS
miles west by north.
Navy, Marine and Army planes
attacked five eastern Marshall
atolls. Ponape. Nippon base in the
Carolines, was hit for the tenth
time THE month.
All the raiders returned.
Army Air Field and the women
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SENATE SLASHES
MONEY FOR FEC
Continued from Page One)

ICOntInued from Page UneJ
man embassy here two days after
Pearl Harbor and had promptly 81
fenced it.
FEC Commissioner James L.. Fly
had told the committee that the
transmitter may have been in the
German embassy for some time
but it was located Immediately aft
er it sent out signals.
I'VE have no way of searching
those premises and our first clue
that the transmitter is there is
when it moves out on the air and
we pick up the signal" he said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
VICHY MINISTER
PUCHEU EXECUTED
Continued from Page One)

resentative of the court, two at
torneys and chaplain whom PHI
cheu thanked for their aid. and
the special prosecutor, Gen. Pierre
Weiss, whom Pucheu cursed, other
witnesses said.
He was granted his request tt
command the firing squad him
self. He also asked that his body
be returned to France after tina
nations liberia ton. His widow ane
four children are said to be under
house arrest in Paris.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
ARABIAN OIL LINE
BACKED BY MILITARY
(Cortinued from Page One)

(CGrtinuSQ from rage OHt'
Or three years he may decide to
n1t in non-American interests on
lie concessions now held exclusive
" by Standard Oil Company of
California and the Texas Com
pany
So far Ibn Suad has not been
directly and officially approached
Oh the pipeline project but Secre-
ta@v Of the Interior Ickes, as presi-
cent Of the Petroleum Reserves
Corporation, has announced that
the 1850 mile line would be built
and the king is reported to be
favorable to the idea.
The project has picked up con-
siderable controversy. It is the sub
ject Of Congress ional investiga-
ton and will be reviewed at a
forthcoming Anglo-American oil
conference he.e
Gov.
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Stops rain and all weather
dread. Carries Fire resist
ant label and 17-year guar
antee. Finest felt thorough
ly saturated 100 per cent
pure asphalt, then surfaced
with Sta-So slate granules.
Non-fade tile red or jade
green.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21

The theory OF refrigeration for
preserving food was first express
ed in the middle of the eighteenth
century.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21

There are approximately 200
tribes of Indians in the United
States.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21

Extra value! Smart hexago-
nal design! Finest felt thor
oughly asphalt saturated and
surfaced with colorful nom
fading "Sta-So" slate. No
mineral filler to add useless
weight. Underwriters label.
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Army Air Field and the women
were taken to Memorial hospital.
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Here's the magic finish you can
brush on or roll on dull, soiled walls
with cas- Mix one gallon of Sero-
Tore fast with two quarts of water
and you have enough to decorate
an average 10 x IL x 8 #. room.
One coat covers, even soiled wallpa-
per Beautiful pastel colors and white.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21
ROOF COATING

Seals
Extra durable
Protects y o u r
roof from wind
and w a t e r -
Makes roof last
longer.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-03-21

Gal.
Produces a
beautiful satin
like finish on
walls, c e i l.
i n G S stair
W a y S a II q
woodwork
Easily wa sh-
ed. Pastel COL
OrS.
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Thirty-five pound roll roofing
medium weight. Gives many
years of weather-proof pro-
lection. Thirty-six feet long,
Sc inches wide. Covers 100
square feet of roof with al
lowance for Pinch lap.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17
, Miami
Tracks Go

MIAMI. Fla. Oct. II up
Three race tracks in the Miami
area, including the Gulfstream
Park plant. which will open for
the first time since 1889. were
preparing today for a banner
season.
The award Of racing dates TO
Gulfstream at Hallandale, closed
since four days of operation in
1889, came as a surprise as IL had
been believed that protests by
officials of Hialeah and Tropical
Park would be upheld and block
the opening.
The racing will get under way
Dec. ! with an inaugural handi-
cap, the value Of which has not
been determined.
President John c. Clark has
doubled the value of the track 5
nine major stake races with those
purses at Hialeah alone totaling
Sl50,000 Ten-thouSand-dollar and
over handicap and stake purses
will be run Jan. II, Jan. 20, Jan,
u, Feb. 3. Feb. 10. Feb. II, Feb.
"a and three on March 3.
Tropical Park at Coral Gables
has announced that its 20-day
winter meet will be marked by
purse distributions of 1888 900
the biggest in the tracks history
The Gulfstream Park opens
on Dec. l and continues its winter
meeting until the Odd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-17

yard thirteenth that he was home
with a half shot with a 9-iron.
And on the 435-yard eighteenth
he reached the green with a
wedge second shot, then sank a
35-foot putt for one of his four
brides.
YES, HE'S GOOD
There's no doubt about it; the
fellows good. BY the way, he got
that " despite a drive out of
bounds on the fifteenth.
Two strokes back of the two
winning pairs came four combina-
tons with 6SS-Frank Walsh and
John Driver of Red Run; Chick
Rutan. Birmingham pro, and Art
McNabb, the southpaw; Bill
Wright. Lakepointe pro, and Lee
GohS, and Harmon and Bob Stoup
Walsh, who has played little
golf the last two seasons, had a
70 of his own.