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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Se+ch Unefraid

"The owners. they can reprise
me-" Paige declared. hut l
transformed lot Of years by
myself one time and I guess l
can do II again"
The two Negro leagues
Eastern and WESTERN pldy-IrI- n
world 6 championship game each
Year
Paige. iron man Of the Kansas
City Monarchs. who play the
Chicago American Giants in a
dnuble-header here Sunday, is
rated the greatest pitcher IN
Negro bssebaii-pTobabfy IN the
rest Of the world as well At
least his achievements IN The
box have been most spectacular.
The amazing Paige's career is
a colorful story that goes back
20 years.
Over that expansive stretch,
the 6 foot 2 inch lS0-pound
ambling and angular Paige has
pitched in over 500 games, day
and night summer and winter
and spring and fall across and
I'D and down the United States.
in Central and South America,
Mexico. Puerto RIGA and Hawaii.
In 1912. he hurled the Mon
archS 10 their fourth straight
Negro world championship in
game in ComiSkcy Park in Chi
cago witnessed by 10000 fans
He has drawn crowds Of from
20 600 70 $4,000 in more than a
half dozen of hclargcrA cities,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

fooler halls, slow balls - YOU
know. hesitations.
II take notice, iuotin' bHri5,
how many years I just stood out
there on the mound with noth'n
hut speed on my mind-~<No~-
adays / got thiukin' on my
mind"
Paige is not disturbed by
rlmors the TWO hlg Negro
leagues would discipline him fer
walking ont on the Negro ALI
Star game 10 be PLAYED in Chi
cago. Paige walked ont on the
game because the promoters
wouldn't turn over the gate re-
ceipts 70 war charity, as the
pitcher urged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Mudhens' Streak
Reaches a Games
nv United Press

The rampaging Toledo Mud
hens Snatched victory from de-
feat by overcoming a one-run lead
IN the ninth inning of their game
with the Milwaukee Brewers
yesterday 10 triumph 2-1, then
proudly packed up their four
game winning streak for display
al St. Paul today.
In other American Association
games. Louisville walloped St.
Paul 1913 Embellishments
BANKED Minneapolis GO behind
the four-hit pitching of Robert
Logan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Two ShutOutS
Mark SOffbaH

Glen Peieely pitched a ene-ftit-
ter and Virginia Manning a three
hitter TO feature Mack Park soft
ball games last night. Glen'S eff
fort gave Local Z a 30 triumph
over Police He got two hits and
Joe Siprackl homered IN the
second
Nirginia'S masterpiece gave
Local 80 girls their third straight,
shutout over Keller. 40
Local 154 meets ST. CLAIR
Shores at Z in a Servicemen- ;
trophy game: Hudson girls play
Local Z at SIS and a donkeyball
game is scheduled for $50 to-
night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
M(Ke(hnie OK.
After Shower Spill

SYRACUSE. ". Y, Aug. 4
UP)-Bih McKechnic. manager
OF the Cincinnati Reds. expected
10 be released from a hospital
here today his SON Bill Jr. said.
MckpChnle suffered a cut head
anti frarrri- injuries when f1u- frtttf III
a shower room after an exhibition
game here Wednesday night. Hos
piial attaches SAID Mays had dis
closed no bone injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Detroiter 10 Train
With Ray Robinson

Leroy Willis, sensational young
Detroit iunior lightweight, today
was ON ms way 10 New York
where he VIII Ioin Sugar Ray
Robinson and engage IN matches
IN the East.
fffr--tvt++- - stt44-e 49, p Robinson
who is w-rkIng al a ,Aew York
lake for a return 10 the ring IN
Boston later fighting IN Chicago.
lie may also bC seen here later.
Willis. who recently came out
of me amateur ranks, is undc-
fcatcd a. a pro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
10 Million in Bonds
Sold for Fight

NEW YORK. Aug. 4 GNS)-
The war bond bout between light
weight champion Bob Mont
gompry and cN-champlon Beau
Jack tonight viii hiring In eNcoS,
of 10 millions of dollars INTO
the Allied war effort.
War bonds are tickets 90 the
l0-rOund nontitle battle Seventy
TWO parsons have bought ringSldc
seats by purchasing 100000
worth of war bonds each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Air Force Gridders
To Play b Games

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo
Aug. 4 ms Second Air Force.
one Of the nations Top service
teams IN 1912. will play Is foot
bail games this fali Mai Ctaude
r. NcGraih tho forces director
of football announced today
Glenn DohhS former Tulsa
University aii-AmerICan rs cN-
pcC'cd 20 be tho malnStay IN the
crack All forces eleven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
TOMMY PLAYS NINE

Tommy WaUous went only
nine holes. bat this can't be held
a-za-H4-t tt+-4,- - mt tttr Fellow. TIE and
ms caGde ehum, nine-year- oid
Billy Cunningham. we're going 10
see the Buffalo Bill picture IN the
evening and wanted to be rested
Tor T. Tommy had 81.
THIS was the third district
tather-and-~on event and the
SCnI0r VARIOUS and Al Jr. have
Won an three a comparison Of
BIAS scores - this tournament
pur-tS-f0 TfC remar kable improve
mort n The same of the junior
WatroUs
Tho -at'er started with s. two
Years 3go ar Pine Lake. got down
10 - last year ar Oakland Hills
End now hds -. even though he
took "a on the par 4 tenth.
Tho father has been old man
consistency hImself-scorlne 20
f7Cn time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

Fisk. however. has one year
more 10 60 on two-year con-
tract with the Lions. DoralS re-
Nealed.
Dorais Indicated he WASH
particularly disturbed about
Hlmlch.
Since the American League
has no clubs IN National
League territory. II Is Dorais'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Arthur Hdugher, al,
Ex-Cincy Red, Dies

REDWOOD CITY Cal Aug. 4
CUPl Funera arrangements
were being made today for Arthur
Haugher a. former major league
baseball star who died at his home
here yesterday.
Eaugher played with the Gin
cinnati Reds IN the National
League and later managed the
International League Toront o
Maple Leafs He's survived hy
his widow, d daughter and a step
daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
LiOns 10 Wage War If Coast Loop Signs Fisk

phia. Pittsburgh and Boston,
the L. S. group is repeatedly
considering applications from
Detroit. Who in Detroit has
made application has not been
learned.
The Lions will start pre-sea-
SON training al the West Shore
Country Club, Crosse lie, Aug.
16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
sports
Safchel Paioe Relies
on 'Hesitato0 6dl
Pitching al sc
BY LEO MACDoNEIL

Leroy (SatchcD Page the
pitcher whose fratS have brr1.
fabulous against Negro league
opponents. white independent
clubs and Transforming mines
rade up Of major 1eaElers.- is
Stili geiHg StFeHF. bat eR4F-eA-
q now -LEchnls.i-s- G.!.-t.s.s-.s..-.----ii--
I--stgsr Of speed, Page naS
explained. he uses the "heSIta-
ton hsi
II used 90 throw IL pas EN-
all day long" explained Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Pedro Hernandez
CHALLENGES Pep

NEW YORK. Aug. 4 up
Pedro Hernandez Of Puerto Rico
has challenged officially feather
weight champion Willie Pep for
shot al the title and deposited
tho required $1,000 forfeit check
with the New York boxing com
mission
Pep Is recognized as champion
in New York and affiliated states:
but Sal Bartolo OF Boston IS
champion n National Boxing As
ISOLATION territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

belief no serious war threatens
tins year.
There may develop trouble Of
a more threatening nature after
the war. however, when the
new United States League,
formed recently IN Pittsburgh,
attempts 10 operate.
Besides issuing franchises 10
Chicago. New York. Philadel-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
OPTIONS ON SITES

Options have been taken on sew
eral sites. including one at Eight
Mile and James Couzens highway.
Racing Commissioner Downing
said today he would license and
give dates 10 a new track in the
Detroit area.
$50 long as its premises,
purses and personnel are up to
standard, uotiid have nn
reason TO refuse" said Bowling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
DENIES HE'S UNFIT

Lem Franklin. Chicago Negro
heavyweight, died yesterday at
Newark, n. j.. from injuries suf-
fered when knocked out by Larry
Lane on The night of July "a,
Events leading up 10 the bout
would indicate Franklin was un-
ht when he entered the ring. al
though John j. Hall state ath-
lctlc commissioner tor New Jer-
sey, denies this and the report
OF the autopsy likewise discounts
tho untltnesS suspicion
Many managers and trainers
suspected there was something
wrong with Franklin before he
accepted the Newark match. In
fact, Willie Stevens. boxing ex-
pert of the New York Sunday
Enquirer wrote that If Franklin
went through with his proposed
o m q b a G k plans something
might happen 10 him"
FranklmS manager. Jack Hur.
-fey, had forced the big Negro TO
retire last August for the evasive
reason II knew ne wasn't getting
any place Which was pOfire
way Of saying that Lem was
-thFe9lati A-ttisfs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

" p O Va i'll
make one Of
his perlodi-
cal appear
a n { e 8 \ {
Briggs Sta
dunn Sunday.
II am RI.
been throw
ing 20 years.
Ii OF them IN
pro hail, and
I got to rest
nv arm with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Dusette. Well After
Crash, WrestIes Here

George DuSettc. who suffered
injuries IN mojorcycle-bus crash
IN Texas several days ago, has so
far recovered from has mIshdp
that he has accepted date for a
beIatcd appearance 2 Mack Park
next Tuesday against frankie
Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Makes HoIe-in-One

n r NcDuhee 1871 Grand
avenue. jolned The hole-Ir-oue club
when he aced No. s. l27 wards. ~
Idyl vivid Yesterday with a No. Z
IRON. lie was PLAYING with G.. G.
Cole. II l. and II. ". Purdy also
the feat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
HIS LAST FIGHT

Two weeks before the fatal
Newark bout. Franklin launched
his campaign with five-round
Knockout over Colan CLANCY at
Chicago. Hurley vas unimpreSSed
because franklin had 5eeu fioorPd
and in trouble in the first round.
Hurley permitted the Newark
match with the understanding
that II was 10 be Frankhns last
fight. II was.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

'1If players, were among a
nrbrr M National LcaguCrs
ntNd,d En- a pool-of las tfom
.ulaH ChlQ, u the nov circuit
dr.V prospective PLAYERS. con-
srrrcs In SOME quarters b as
t1e fNs' shot ln campaign
r1 I7G rHc hig MAJOR organl2a-
non mG unlooSe d pro football
war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04

Fisk was drawn by the Hol-
llwood Rangers and Hilmich by
the Los Angeles Mustangs.
Though the property Of the
Lions in The league draft. Hill
mich, who played college foot
bar AZ Tulsa. never has played
with the LI@1s and is not under
contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
RN Iro MNCpONNELL

CasglNuplHs proclaimed to-
day the Lion, UoHd lght ,s-
ortusiy any move ln thc pant
az trc rev American League
IN ire Pacific Coast 10 sign
Bin FiSiS veteran end
Fisk and pear lMmch. De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
RIDERS ANSWER .

Biancos fellow riders pointed
our that Flvlng Giant had every
right to tire. The horse has made
seven starts since July Z. when II
was racing at Fort Erie
In ms first start here July Is
he vas rushed INTO fvc-iengih
lead on an of track and was mst
beaten by a nose By Crimson Tide
Five days later he met some
Of the best ST rInterS AZ the track
and was beaten three-quarters of
length by My Tet Rambler.
Bianco called the stewards
stand ttfRffcrttTtrtv dfrCr the fight
10 lodge a protest. but the Off
Gals had left the track. They are
expected 10 hold d hearing on the
case today
Smith IS q former Jockey 5
agent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
F ether Son Results
At oakland Hills

order Toe United states War
sai4He- stamps from yurIr be
troll Times carrier. Hell de-
liver them To your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
WafrOuS Pair Win Bel
PATTERSON Meet
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

ono OF the selling points for golf that it's game
for AN ages.
illustrated any than nNcsterdays district
tncr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Trainer Who Bet $1,000 Attacks losing locke,
Smith Faces
Ban for Life

Trainer Gene Smith today faces
the threat of a hfe suspension
from the turf because he slugged
Jockey Charles Bianco and, ac-
eerding TO byStanderS, accused
him of pulling his horse. the 60
favorite, Flying Giant, in the
eighth race at the Detroit track
yesterday.
Smith swung ar Bianco as the
rider stepped off the track on his
way 10 the jockey room after the
race.
The rider was saved from pun
iShment, however, when fellow
Jockeys. including Harry Hart,
Don Scurtock and Tommy Man.
sor. leaped on Smith, punched hun
and bore him to the ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
BET $1,000

After the Jockeys and Smith
had been unscrambled by paddock
officials. policemen and racegoerS
who were on their way out of the
track, the trainer left the grounds
He is SAID 10 have shouted he
bet $1,000 on the horse. which Is
owned by a Canadian. II. L. Nor
den.
The race was won by the long
shot, Lazy longs. which paid
SD 40 Flying Giant, fiVe-ycar-
old Flying Heels gelding. which
had finished second 10 good allow
ance class horses in his two previ-
GUS starts. was taken right to
the front by Bianco.
The gelding was leading by four
lengths at one time, but was over
taken by Lazy longs AT the head
Of the stretch. tic WAS still second
uur1t ne reached The sixteenth
pole, where two more horses
swept past 10 leave HIM IN fourth
place at the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-04
Ring Writer
Called Shot
On franklin

NEW YORK, Aug. a (UP)-
Lem Franklin's death in New Jer-
sey from ring injuries should
serve as a grim warning To box
ing commissions throughout the
United States that all particle
pants in this dangerous sport
should be subjected to a thorough,
rigid physical examination.
Boxing is the most dangerous of
ali sports, even for young men in
perfect physical condition. be-
cause the delicate brain is SUBJ
Jected TO almost constant punish
ment IN training sessions and in
combat. Even the perfectly con-
ditioned can suffer quick death
like Luther McCarty-or be rem
dered permanently "punchy."
Moreover there is the ever-pres-
ent menace of blindness or injury
10 the internal organs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

For thar coveted slim. and
sleek Silhouette! A back lace
corset IN the popular average
length. Made Of firm quality
coutil. In resullr Sizes. And
priced specially low at ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Esricker Tells Detroit
PLAN for Conversion

Detroit industrial concern
80 noat interfering with ihc war
output. hould immediately pre-
pare for prompt roconvcrSlon no
pclcCLa-c u.ndgeIon Cox loan
On Bue<ar of OHIO declared
~ BuCkor who 81, F. .cand date for
'hs Republican nomination for
president and who VIII speak N
% 'ra1 tomorrow before the
Wayne County Republican Club.
declared f0 ihr Times
Detroit "a. great center of
Ito auiomotiVe industry. played
an important part in the nations
business recovery after World
War look for Detroit 90 do
the same thing aga4n. Millions
~ persons viii be- ia the market
tur new automobiles when the
war H. ended
~ am firmly 81 the belief that
definite steps should he taken
nov. without interfering with
Tho war effort, tu Get Your 10
dustrial plants ready for prompt
conversion 10 pcacotime pro-
duction
'Plant owners should be- given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Explains Order
On Razor Blades

BOSTON Tan s Announce
ment thar mo War Production
HoHrf hs, authorized faar-af+eturp
or raIorS 1nd-h-ados ha. created
MISUNDERSTANDING manufacturers
explained today
7 p Spaul Jr president OF
Gillette Safety Razor Go. OK
plans
The order means that In al
dition 10 supplying military and
lcnd-lcaSe requirements which
will take the hulk a production.
manufacturer may once more
make raIorS for civilians
This does not mean unlimited
production, although ~ viii aa>e
the shortages
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

Ceiling Puce 7.45-9.B-i2,B
-FF7-1-r-r- rT7FFrl0ns for furlnueh fun! Little
dresses for BIC moments StYled for memory
nahng-for SURVEYED excitement In fine
rayon mater2ls--crepc, Jersey, alpaca crepe, ro-
maine crepe, wool jersey, and rlyon gabardine.
Each one motculously made to mt you to per-
lection, 70 make YOU ,ylph-hke and prcttyl
Variety Of colors u 70 20. - to a..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

every encouragement to make
plans now Tor quick conversion.
such preparation now viii ease
the problem of unemployment
that will face H. W adequate
plans are NOT rradN Tor a Nm0"th
transition from war production
tu r-r,titan prrtittrttuft .
More than 1000 WAYNE Counts
Rep t.r8n, VIII gather % tnn
I}ppf Wll'an Hotel h9l.ruym I'
'N 30 r tomorrow 20 hear
iIFI TFTT r"
Ruv War savings stamps The
convenient way. order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

This the drastic Clearance dresses held 1t will bring
crowds buy dresses that almost unbeevaby low
These dresses including seqln elaborate beaded dresses
braId-r IN style
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

10 give YOU that coveted
reed like line. Made with .
talon SIDE closing, and lacy
uphtt brisNere. FIRMLY
boned for comfortable sup-
port. Average TO large figure
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18
Overseas Message Center
Dutch New Guinea, IS October 1914.


 Oh gosh, would here Most assuredy rugged, but definitely is it right.
 We have been informed by the soldiers who have made this their the but can't anything by has rained of day arrival and has missed night Ths unusual weather for this time" But MATCH!
 This morning little native children the other side mother approximately the knees When she she pulled complete The youngsters had pins through their with bead the last And the Mater pung mady pipe epectorang would against the fence asking them something extremely interesting people and n hopes of visiting of their villages day red-headed paid them visit the other day and they her the natives emerged from hude and if would leave her with them. help traipsing and hills (mostly thin the likes of which have ub" before The front of eerion And when h choice Try to hold back and it's like going down hill in second
 hotter than blue the cools off night The latter weather characteristic rather pases sleep soundy don't hear thing from the time drop off until Shirley yanks out from under the next morning.
 "Lttle fly upon the wall,
 An you got clothes at all?
 An got HESS?
 Amt you got shoes like these?
 Brr-r! Aint'cha cold?"
 POTTER. Sgt Ruth Potter formerly Base Intelligence Office
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18
WINDSOR LOCKS

SUNDAY-November 18th
 3:3O P. M.-MOVIES-Recrea ton Hall, Elm Plains.
 3 P. M. to Il P. M.-OPEN HOUSE HOSPITALITY = Soa- diers and their guests invited MONDAY-November 2Oth
 ' P. M. to Il P. M.-GAMES and INFORMAL DANCING Servicemen and Junior Hostess es invited.
 TUESDAY-November 21st 8P. M. to II P. M.-REGULAR DANCE-Bradley Field Orches- tra.
 WEDNESDAY-November 22nd 8 P. M. to Il P. M.-ARTS and CRAFTS NIGHT-Service Per sonnel and Junior Hostesses in vited.
 THURSDAY-November 23rd 8 P. M. to il P. M.-SQUARR DANCING - Servicemen and Junior Hostesses invited. FRIDAY-November 24th
 8 P. M. to II P. M.-VARIETY NIGHT - Quiz Contest and Entertainment. Servicemen and Junior Hostesses invited. SATURDAY-Novendber 25th 10 A. M. to 12 A. M.-PLAY- TIME with USO-Housing Unit. 8 P. M.-MOVIES - Private Snuffy Smith" and Short Sub jects. Hostesses and Service Per sonnel Invited.
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18
I wish were a kangaroo Despite his funny stances. I'd have a place for all the junk My girl friend brings to dances.

very aware of the seriousness of not stopping to be identified, very nearly became a casualty as I sailed serenely in through the gate without even pausing to say a pleasant "Good-Morning' to the guard. The Major, who by that time was lying on the seat, com manded me to stop or the guard would shoot. I stopped and have profited by the experience which has been an educational one."
 Mrs. Stevens hopes to be here to celebrate when the Battle of Bradley is won. After the war is over and victory is ours, she will be content to return to the busi- ness of being just a good house. wife and plain "Mom" to her own son.
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18
Valley Camera Club Welcomes GI Visitors

The Connecticut Valley Camera Club meets on the third Saturday evening every month at the Leon ard Wood Camp Hall, State St., near Market in Hartford. They have invited all GIs interested in photography to attend their meet ings-just walk in.
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18
Open House Invitation
 Extended to Officers

Bradley Field Officers have been invited to attend an Open House Party at the home of Miss Louise Evans, 4 Skitchewaug St., Wilson, Conn.,, on Tuesday evening. The party will begin at 1880.
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18
| Cavaliers Orchestra
 at Portuguese Club Tonight

If you're looking for something to do this evening you have an in vitation to attend dance at the Portuguese Club, 149 Babcock St., Hartford. The Cavaliers Orchestra will provide the music and refresh ments will be served.
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18
Civvy
 SideIishts

Tops in interest this week is the 9th War Loan Drive which is off to a fine start as may be seen cn our colorful War Bond Board located outside the Main PIX. Make it a point to watch this daily for changes, and see to it that your departments thermometer rises over the top. Remember IT'S UP TO YOU.
 Unit Supervisors of AAF Sup ply who visited Westover Field re- gently were Dorothy Staszko, Helen Franzoni, Helen Frank, Frances Markowsd and Yvonne Martel. The purpose of the trip was to review the Kardex System being installed at that station, as a similar system is to be installed at Bradley within the next few weeks.
 Flo Ehmke, Electrical Depart ment, recently won first prize at a party for her nimbleness. Some times it's an asset to tip the scales at 90 lbs.
 Lots of latent talent in Main tenance, for instance Tommy Crank Sinatra) Basile of Ship ping and Receiving.
 Al Beauvais is having the time of his life on his lecture tour recently spoke before Genera Arnold.
 Two bands, the gold variety sig. nifying a contract for life, are now on display in the Maintenance Shop. Mrs. Airline (Pradel) Wade and Mrs. Myrtle (Hawkins) Robin, son, with that far-away dreamy lookLbrides, of course. Curly Bielinski, the Casanova o1 Sheet Metal, is giving lectures dur ing the noon hour on the theory of contraction and expansion. Oh yes, and he has fine display od oil cans, his latest hobby!
Bradley beam., 1944-11-18

"Did you hear about the fellow who invented a device for looking through walls!'
 "No! What is it?"
 "A window"