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TRADE scHooLS-FEMALE

CIRI.S-Fret beauty culture training
Hygiene School, s540 Twelfth. MA
E0hA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
RENTALS WANTED

ROOM. light housekeeping preferred.
near Westinghouse Ordnance Plant.
@. Y. Courtney, care Westinghouse
Ordnance Plant. Center Line.
CoLORED couple wishes 3-room apt.
or kitchenette apt. PL 1913.
FLATS FOR RENT
SIX rooms. lower fiat: stove heat
white only. Phone DE 1878.
HOTELS ea
HOTEL WASHINGTON, 2i3O cass at
Columbia. Rates 81 up per day.
Furnished Rooms for Rent
BLVD, East Grand. 2352-Factory
district; singles. doubles. SIS up;
always hot water: men.
DORIS, So, Highland Park-Ladies.
white; kitchen privileges; near tx
Cello TO $3.50.
EXTRA large front room. suitable
2 gentlemen. TO 5-3337'
LARGE comfortable rooms; good
transportation. OIL 1898.
MORLEY. s7s2-Large front room.
suitable for couple or men. Wyo-
ming West Chicago transportation.
No 1892
TWO furnished rooms. working
couple preferred good transportation,
Gratiot and Harper. 6035 Pennsyl-
vania.
VAN DYKE-Jefferson- Girls: twin
beds: excellent transportation; reason
able FL 1907.
WHITE---Six girls TO share a five
room furnished apt. factory en-
ployed: good transportation. 100 Hill
ger. DIR 9i95 before 2.
Sleeping room for single
man in north end section. TO $1,000.
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COLORED
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

BARLOW. south Of r. s Mile q
bedrooms bath fun tile teaturess
living room ktchcn-dInette. attic,
basement Il 4. heat lot 4ONll4:
screens and storm sash only s. 500.
81 $50 down $50 mo. inc. taxes and
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PREVOST. 18469-OPEN

3 biks :. az Nj. ~ 8ONl35 'us
nath ard kitchen large bedrooms.
recreation room shady street s. 500,
$500 down Dprr noon 90 2 >. n.
Hutrhkiss co .l'S $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
FLATS FOR SklE

HoGARTH, Mr.. LlNWoOD
Brick; flats: 5 and bath: hot airB
Scar garage. Income 1928 mo. So. $50.
UN i-i30O. ELMER M. CLARK.
LIvERNoIs. near Vernon. rooms
each, good condition near transpoT-
tation. $500. terms. Fuhbeck. UN
l-i42O.
ST. MARYs (warren) and s.:
modern. garages: adjoining bot;
terms. la sg07.
FIREMAN family, 6-s. Cameron,
2family. 6-6. Oakland. 2-family.
SIS. steam heat. Kirby, single 8
rooms: Mitchell, 2 single houses, s
rooms each. Watson, 9s2, i-famlly:
each. steam heated. Davis. 1884
Oakland.
WYKEs. near fireman 5-5 modern:
garages $4,000. terms. restricted.
LA S907.
CoLORED BARGAINS, JOHN r.
ROsedale- 2-iam. inc. IS II A hit;
$500. terms, INCLUDES furniture.
S2S week income, INN. possession!
CAM EROS blvd 1-rm. single. sim.
fun basrt, Al cund-.- 81 500 On.
MELBOURNE Brush-a-fam. income,
gas station, fan haset.. II a hit,
inc. 5000 mo. INN poss'n n 50 600 dn.
SLOBlN TR l-0366 TY 7-Ill5
COLORED
Riopelle Davidson. 2.Aat, SO. steam:
new brick siding, income $50 MONTH
: ly, $500 down, 81, 900 TO $3.50.
COLORED-2-fam.. 'Scotten. br cote.
~ 700 din 6-rm. cottage mined.
poss, ~ 500 dn. Davidson. TR l643y
COLoRED-Vacanti $40 Ludden.
Very clean I'D only 50 900 down.
r q CHERRY ri COOS
COLORED Vacant. move IN. .
family flai %; steam heat, rea-
sonable, broker RI 1921
! COLORED 1856 Montcalm 10 flats,
/ 1
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St. Marys, mr.. McNichols

Face brick bungalow 'se attic fuli
TIE Kitchen and bAth gas. mr. e'rt
natl drep' screens storm WIE-rNs.
BEUrUS REALTY W $3.50
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TRADE ScHOOLS-MALE

AcETYLENE ARC wELDERs
Body, fender repair. Inspector, blue
print reading drafting Diesel
WOLVERINE SCHOOL, lao0 w. Fort
LEARN modern barberinE IN an IN
teruAtional affiliated school; day.
evening classes. Gail, write, phone
for Information. Greene's Barber
College. $50 Michigan. CA 29li
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

REFRIGERATION service. all makes
Eery.ced parts labor guar TO SASS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

l. b. NJ. MACHINES operator. Must
be able 20 do own wiring 10 assist
department head; good starting rate.
splendid opportunity for advance
ment. Drawer c., Porter Branch
Post Office. Detroit.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Bobo Victor Despite
Shower Of Confetti
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The Chicago
White Sox gave Buck Newsom a
little confetti shower today, but the
Philadelphia Athletics garrulous
right-hanoer, aided by Joe Berry's
relieving and a three-run eighth
inning rally by his mates, pelted
them with 6 to defeat that
ended the Chicagos four-game WIN
ming streak. 1t was Newsom's
eighth victory against ten losses.
An unidentified White Sox player
was the confetti perpetrator. sur
reptitiously depositing a pile OF
shredded paper on the mound just
before Newsom went out to pitch
the fourth inning, a device known
throughout the circuit to tantalize
the temperamental twirler. He held
up the game while Umpire in Chief
Charles Berry strobe to the mound
and spiked the paper under the dirt.
Then, after allowing the Chicago
ans tieing run on a pair of sim
giles that frame, Newsom shut them
out until four straight singles by
his mates against relievers Lee Ross
and Gordon Maltzberger gave him
6-3 lead in the eighth.
Berry relieved Newsom after the
Sox scored a run in the eighth. The
AS scored their first three runs on
Jake Wade's wildness in the first
inning
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Two Rass|ing Titles
Staked Wednesday

Fans who believe in wrestling
titles" and enthusiasts who like
their mat action fast and colorfu
are in for big treat Wednesday
night at Turner's Arena, when two
crowns 60 on the block in an
other Of Uncle Joe Turner'S star
studded raSsling shows.
In one of the brace OF cham
pionship bouts Mildred Burke, the
| country's top woman wrestler
tangles with May Weston. May
proved her right to shot at Mil
dred's diadem earlier this season
when she came out the winner In
an elimination contest staged by
Promoter Turner.
In the other crown contest, Babe
Sharkey goes against the giant Ger
man star, Hans Kaempfer, in a one
hour limit tussle. A veteran OF
many years experience, Kaempfer
who formerly raSsled as the Black
Mask, knows all the tricks in the
book and is expected to give the
Texas Babe rough time.
Three first-class preliminaries
round out the card. Herman
Dutch Rohde, Washington's most
popular grappler faces Angelo Sa-
voldi, the arena menace; the
Masked Raider, a newcomer, bat
ties rough John Vansky, and the
crowd-pleasing Frenchie, Maurice
La Chappelle, raises the curtain
against the Baltimore speedster,
Johnny Long
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Black Yankees Bode
No Good for Grays

The fast-climbing New York Black
Yankees arrived in town last night
determined to keep the skids under
the tobogganing Washington Home
stead Grays in their double header
this afternoon at Griffith Stadium.
Harry Williams, the veteran infield
star and a keen student of BASEBALL,
who replaced Jim Soldier Bow
Semler at the helm of the Harlem
ties. has popped up the squad with
new blood. Following the acquisi-
ton of Dave Whatley and Dolly
King from the Grays. Williams
picked up Joe Spencer, another
Homestead castoff, and created a
rivalry between him and Stats
Rivera, Puerto Rican youngster,
that has paid off in the win column.
Another newcomer to Negro Ma
tional League baseball, Baby Nc
Farland, is the probable finger for
the Black Yanks in today's opener.
Candy Jim Taylor more than likely
will call on Slim johnson and Dave
Hoskins to pitch for the Grays.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Tight Action Due as Playground
YOUNGSTERS End Net Tourney

defeated Marian Burke and Betty
Muck of Georgetown, Ga, 60. in a
finely played finale yesterday.
Colorful attraction of the hotly
contested tourney has been the play
Of the novices. some Of whom aren't
much taller than the net. Girls
champions In the beginners lists are
Doris Sommerkamp and Nancy Ross
of Taft, who won their title yes
terday with 6-4, Ga triumph over
Ingrid Becken and Joan Rosinsky
of Montrose.
Boy rulers among the tiny play
ers are Jerry Thomas and Don Ben
nett of Lafayette, who defeated
"Corky" Sutter and Chubby" Hav-
ener. 6-1, 6-2 yesterday.
Another midget tussle is listed for
today when blond Ingrid Becken
meets the Sommerkamp youngste,
for the girls novice crown.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Big Gathering 10 See
Swimming Stars IN
1akoma Carnival

Washingtonians will take time
out to pay tribute to the memory
OF one OF the best-liked boosters
Of amateur athletics in District his
tory tomorrow night when the sec
ond annual A. Earle Weeks Memo
rial swimming carnival is featured
In the Takoma pool at 8.
More than 100 big name swimmers
are expected to compete before a
gathering Of some 1000 persons.
The late Mr.. Weeks was a president
and one Of the founders OF the
District AAU which Is cooperating
with the Welfare and Recreational
Association In sponsorship of the
event.
Largest turnout ever to witness a
swimming meet here viewed the first
annual Weeks Memorial Carnival
year ago. and was we'll rewarded
with some of the liveliest competi-
ton ever witnessed here.
One Of the big thrills OF the
1943 swimming season locally may
be repeated in the women's 100
yard backstroke where Ensign Helen
Perry OF the Waves and Shoreham
Club, again will be pitted against
pretty and talented Leola Thomas
of the Ambassador Club.
Leola was declared the victor over
Helen in whirlwind finish a year
ago, and indications are that these
popular girls will follow a pace Just
as sensational tomorrow.
The Thomas youngster, at IS six
times a national champion, re-
Gently set a record while winning
the 200-meter free-style champion
ship in junior national competition
at Tarboro, N. C..
Some of the outstanding per-
formances of the night probably
will be supplied by 1t. Hardy L.
Pearce's Bainbridge, Nd, Naval
Training Center swimmers, whose
key man is Adolph Kiefer. Walter
Ris, Ted Hobart, Fred Taiolo and
1t. Bucky Spangler are other Balm
bridge boys who will bear watching
Evening star., 1944-07-30

Big windup OF the 23rd annual
Recreation Department
playground tennis championships
was scheduled for today with the
action shifted from Turkey Thicket
to the Takoma Recreation courts,
Fifth and Van Buren streets, NV,
where the torrid headliner at has
Dick Fink pitted against his Cool
idge High teammate Bennett Lyons
in the boys open final.
Other highlight in the bigger
youngsters brackets in the girls
open ANAL in which Mary Bias Of
Georgetown battles Anne Fennessey
of Langdon. The Bias lassie gained
the finale by her brisk defeat Of
Peggy Belgarde Of Takoma, 6-1, rs,
yesterday at Turkey Thicket.
Champions in the girls senior
doubles are Anne Fisher and An
nabelle Glocher Of Takoma. who
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Base Runners Compete
AT Niqht for First Time

City-wide base-running will be Of
fered under the lights for the first
time Tuesday night when the boys
between IL and II years compete in
the weekly feature at Park View
Playground at 7::30.
The nocturnal experiment has
been suggested by youngsters who
feel they can improve their times In
the cool of the evening, whereas pre-
viously they have raced in the in
tense summer heat.
The boys again will be grouped in
80, los, 120 and 135 pound and un-
limited classes. and attractive prizes
will be awarded the winners. The
competition is sponsored by the
Touchdown Club, the Boys Club OF
Washington and Clark Griffith.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
0|ympics Revival Urged
As an Aid 10 Peace

Amid hot discussion. pro and con,
regarding the advisability OF reviv-
ing the Olympic games, here are the
views of an American who knows
what he is talking about. He is
Bill Henry, CHS Washington corre-
spondent, former sports editor of the
Los Angeles Times, technical di-
rector of the 1882 Olympic games
and technical advisor to the Inter-
national Olympic Committee.
The Olypmic games certainly
should be revived just as soon as
possible after the end Of the war
We should hold the first celebration
here in the United States. The only
way to get any real international
understanding is to have the young
people of the various nations get to-
gether as they do in the Olympic
games.
The so-called Olympic incidents
which some Englishman has racked
his brain to remember did not in
volve fraction of l per cent of the
athletes participating in the games
There always will be some souab-
bling in the heat of competition. but
most of the Olympic rows that re-
member were caused by the officials
rather than by the athletes"
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Hundred Expected 10 Roll
In Bulletin Handicap

Dick Hobart's weekly Bulletin
Handicap will be held today and to-
night at the Anacostia Spillway
where Gus Places is manager.
Rolling will start at o'clock and
continue to closing time. Ninety
men and women took part last Sun
day and Hobert expects to top loo
today.
The five-game event, with an
entry fee of s. including cost of
games, presents a first prize of $50
In a mixed doubles match staged
in connection with the tournament
Frances Wilson and Al Wright will
square OF against Evelyn Saunders
and AL Terry at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Martin Bonobers and Busondo
Mines in D. C.-BoItimore Test

Washington sandlot fans today
get gander at the kind of compe-
tition the District champion anna
teur nine will be up against in Bal
timore September in the ALL
American Association tournament.
The Glenn Martin Bombers
1943 Baltimore Industrial League
champs, play Navy Busanda at 2
o'clock this afternoon on the West
Ellipse in game that promises
fireworks aplenty.
Busanda, a new team in the Dis
trict Recreation Department League,
and dark-horse choice to represent
the loop in the city championship
playoffs August 21, is anxious to
show its class in top flight competi-
ton.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Navy Nine Hard Pressed
Trockmen Win EosiIy
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, July 29.-Navy
won at baseball and track here to-
day.
A fighting Villanova nine was
beaten 81 in an overtime game
after seventh-inning rally in
which the Pennsylvanians scored
four runs.
Villanoya 1O1 Oo1 4oo ~ =, .
Navy ---- 202 02O 100 Is
Weinert and Neiman; Muelder. DittmaI
and Duquette
Navys trackmen. composed almost
entirely of plebes, defeated the
Stonewall Jackson Athletic Club OF
Baltimore, 1921.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Jane Crum Is Easy Winner
OF BiItmore Golf Final
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ASHEVILLE, N. c.. July 29.-Jane
Crum, golf stylist of Orangeburg,
S. c., captured the Biltmore Forest
Club Womens Open Tourney
Championship today by defeating
Mrs. w. w. Handy of Roanoke, Va,
and S.
Miss Crum, tournament runner up
the last two years. took command
OF the match in the early stages.
shooting near-par brand of golf
Miss Crum. as champion. succeeds
Margaret Gunther of Memphis
Tenn, who was eliminated in semi
finals by Mrs. Handy
Evening star., 1944-07-30
SWEET, Gudmundson
Of 6. ". Among Six
To Make Early Start
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SAN DIEGO, July 29.-Twenty.
five strong, the Washington Redskin
football squad checked into town to-
night. Scheduled to stage their an
nual East.West intra-squad game
here August 20, the Skins will launch
their regular practice sessions Mon
day on the San Diego High School
practice field.
Much of tomorrow's first-day
business will revolve around the
issuing OF uniforms and equipment
chalk talks and light practice.
Coach Dud De Groot. signed last
winter, has had six of his boys 60
ing through their PAGES the last two
weeks in nearby San Diego. He
has been working with Scott Gud-
mundson. George Washington u:
Mike Micka, Colgate; Larry Weldon
Presbyterian College, and Leland
Morriss. Syracuse, in the hope OF
uncovering a suitable quarterback
ing prospect.
Also receiving pre-practice atten-
ton were Centers Tim SWEET. George
Washington, and Barney Goltz, St.
VincentS.
More than so players, many of
whom already have been in town
for several weeks, are expected to
be III suits tomorrow afternoon for
the first real session. De Groot
blessed with the large turnout, in
dicated he would schedule Joint
scrimmages with the local profess
sional combination.
The club has an abundance of
rew material to fill the shoes of
players now in the armed forces.
Local Pro clubs probably will ac-
uulre some Redskin talent follow
ing the East-West game as the
Washington team has 28-man
roster which means 1t will release
about 20 players before heading
East.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Iron Man ScuIIer
Wins for ARGOS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont, July
20. Ken Thorburn, Toronto
Argonauts' 32-year-old sculler
performed an iron man feat by
winning four singles events in
the 62d annual Royal Canadian
Henley Regatta, thus assuring
double blue team honors for the
third year in a row.
His quadruple win, two VIC
tories yesterday and two today.
accounted for 80 of Argos 40
points. At close of the three day
meet Toronto had just edged out
the Hamilton leanders for the
Canadian title Leanders tailed
A points, winning all four g.
cared events.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Gunther, Former Old Liner
Coaching Airmen Boxers

Specialist, First Class, Herb
Gunther. former University of
Maryland boxer and Southern Con-
terence light-heavyweight cham
plon, Is joint coach of the ring team
at the Sands Point Naval Air Sta
ton at Seattle, Wash.
His co-worker is Specialist, First
CLASS, George De Carlo, one-time
Canadian light-heavyweight cham
plon, who taught boxing for the
YMCA for three years.
They not only are developing a
station team, but are conducting
intramural boxing on big scale.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Pro Golfers Banner Year
Is Boon 10 War Effort
By the Associated Prose

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.-This
Is COLTS Bonanza year-for the bows
who play for keeps and for the
war effort.
Fred Corcoran, tournament man.
ager for the professional golfers
association, says this will be the
greatest year in history for the
Byron Nelson's, jug McSpadens
Sammy Byrds, ct al He's clinch-
ing 1t on western swing lining up
more tournaments.
With the s13,333 San Francisco
victory open and other California
Journeys at Oakland and Fresno in
December, the total prizes for 1914
will reach an all-time high of $780,
900. And PGA, he says, will have
raised more than $2O,00O,O00 for
war bonds and charities.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Flies Out, Homers
In One Time Up
BY the Associated Press.

by lne ASsOClateC fIeSS.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Here's a
tricky question for baseball fans
how can a batter line to an
outf1elder and hit home run in
the same time at bat?
1t happened last night in the
game between Philadelphia and
the Browns, with Don Black Of
the AS pitching to AL Zarilla.
Umpire Bill MCGOWAN at first
base suddenly called time but
apparently neither Black nor
Zarilla heard him shout. Black
delivered the ball and Zarilla
lined to Bobby Estalella in right
field. The play didn't count and
zarilla, resuming his place at the
plate, then hit a homer.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

The Navy nine is sending its top
slant artist. Bill Grimes. against the
invaders. Grimes is the only local
pitcher to lick the sizzling Heurich
Brewers this season, when he was
on the mound for Naval Receiving
Station and handed the Brewers a
6-to-3 licking for their one downfall
IN 20 starts. Wilson Cav and Bob
All, recent Seattle players in the
Pacific Coast League, should back
up Grimes twirling with a heavy
hitting attack. Pete StranpeS
Grimes battery mate, also is a good
hitter.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
American Monorai|s Hot
In SoftbaI| Title Bid
By the Associated Press.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 20
The American Monorails of Cleve.
land, heavily favored, won theil
first start today in the nationa
Junior softball tournament with ar
l8-to-l triumph over the Chilli
cothe (OhiO Independents.
Yesterdays game between the
Birmingham (Ala) Firemen anc
the Dayton Whiteys. called in the
sixth inning because of rain, was
completed today with the Firemer
on top, 9 to 2.
Highland Park of Louisville, Ky.
triumphed in an thinning game
breaking a tie to beat Chillicoths
Telephone, to 3.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Junior Smile Swim
Mark Set by Boy, IA
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASS0clated Press.
CLEMENTON LAKE PARK. N. ].
July, 29.-James McLane. IA, Akron
O., clipped 3 minutes and AZ seconds
OIL the 3-mile course record to win
IN the Junior National A. A. U
long-distance swimming champion
ship here today. Defeating field
OF older rivals, McLane was clocked
in 1.16.334
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
American leaeme

american LeAgue.
80 and Flores t6-5) VS., Dietrich
ul-S and Humphries 40.
o New York At Detroit-Borowy U2-
to-10) and Newhouser u5-6)
Boston at Cleveland-Woods t2-s)
ana Terry 90 VS.. Klieman go and
Harder G-5).
National League.
Pittsoursh At Boston-Ostermuslie
go and Butcher t9-5 VS.. Barrett
to-iO and Javery (3-14l.
r, CINCINNATI at New York-WaIters
900 and Carter t6-4) VS.. Feldman
t9-5) and Fischer (2-S.
St. Louis Ct BrookIyn-Jurisjcb
. go, and Donnelly u-0) VS.. Wyatt
Cd and McLish t3-0.
, Cnicaso at Philadelphia-Erickso
S-I ana Wyse t9-ab VS.. Gerheauser
t6-l0D and Schank fQ-Gl
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at St. Louis ~.
Washington Homestead Grays
VS.. New York Black Yankees %,
Griffith Stadium, 2.
Tennis.
Final matches, boys and girls
open playground championship,
Takoma Courts, 2.
TOMORROW.
Swimming.
A. Earle Weeks Memorial
swimming carnival. Takoma
pool. s.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at St. Louis
might.
Boxing.
Aaron Perry VS.. Sammy An
gott, Grifnth Stadium, first bout
at 8:45.
WEDNESDAY.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program,
Turner's Arena, 8.45.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Boston t2D.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Boston.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Boinbrid9e Lists Cubs;
Gets Star HuIfbuck
By the Associated Press.


BAINBRIDGE, Md, July 29.-Lt
Hardy Pearce, athletic officer at the
cambridge Naval Training Center
says the Chicago Cubs will play the
Commodore nine here Wednesday
Joe Kane, regular halfback on the
1943 Pennsylvania football team, has
reported here for recruit training