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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
" Cobb's Strategy

Though an outfielder for many
Nears-and one Of the best defen-
Sive gardeners IN the majors
White always had yen for play
ing an infield Job. He used 10
work with the Tigers at third
base.
Connie Mack'S maneuver with
White Sunday recalls a plan de-
vised by Ty Cobb when the Geor-
gia Peach was pilot of the Tigers
in the twenties. When Ty pre-
sented the lineup 10 the umpire
in-chief, at second base and bat
ting sixth was the pitcher who
worked the day before. AT the
time the Tigers second basemsn
was no great shucks. but the club
was well supplied with ninch
hitters.
II the Tigers staged a rally in
the first inning and batted five
men. when the sixth hitter was
reached. in place Of the pitcher
who was listed as second base
man. Ty would send in pinch
hitter.
But when the Tigers took the
field the regular infielder was al
his position. The trick was good
only when the Tigers were on the
road and was legal. according 10
the book. But Ban Johnson. who
was running the American League
then, interpreted the rule against
Cobb and halted the practice. But
not before the record showed
Dutch Leonard and Howard
Ehmke as second basemen in a
fen srav,ac pr,a war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Two Bouts Feature
Wrestling Program

It's a toeeup aS 10 whether the
Louis klcin-Frankic Taylor or the
Eddie bad Nam Lewis Harold
Chaundy mat scramble Will steal
the show al Mack Park tonight
Irish MCGEE " George COnnol
and frankie Hart vs. Stanley
BureSh are the One-fall scraps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
YORK. CRAMER TEAM

Rudy York and Doc Cramer col
lahorated in manufacturing the
big Tiger run II was scored in
the fourth when. with one out.
Cramer scratched a single of
Edgar Buschs glove and later
came flying home on York's ter
rife two-bagger 10 right center
II was Cramer's second single Of
the game and York's second
double. the two veterans account
ing for all OF Tho Tour blows
With two singles each. Bobby
EStalclla and Joe Burns accounted
for the quartet Of hits of Trout
Estalella's hits boosted his total
for the four-game series 10 nine.
including two two-baCgerS and a
home run.
With one down. Dick Siebert In
the second heat was given life at
first on 4 tumble by Joe Hoover
But Trout took care Of the situa-
tion with NO further Philadelphia
threat in that inning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Times Classic Meets

Franchise holders. or their proN-
les. in the Detroit Times Classic
Bowling League hold business
meeting tonight Al Palace Recre-
alton 6626 Gratiot, at s o'clock.
The regular organization session Is
set for Aug. Is, Henry Ehrle Soc
rotary announces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Toledo Winner
In 10 Innings

Otho Nicholas tanned the Mil.
waukee Brewers in the American
Association yesterday, holding
Casey Stengel's crew to five scat
tered hits To give the st. Paul
Saints 4 4-3 decision. In other
association games. Louisville
whipped Columbus 9-6, Mime
apolis beat Kansas City 81 and
Toledo took a 10-nning Sd deci-
sion from Indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Babe Ruth on Air

Sam SlotSky. who some years
ago was a familiar figure in De-
troit ring circles. is promoting
boxing in San Antonio. Tex.
Babe Ruth is going on the air
Saturday mornings with a base
hall program for kids e.. Babe
Didrikson Zaharias never prac-
tees before she goes out for a
round Of tournament golf
Since giving up third base to
pitch II seasons ago. Bucky Wal
terS nj the Reds has been below
the 500 mark only twice Ty
Cobb's Son-Pvt. James II Cobb
plays second base on team AZ
Fort Riley softball team
The Norris James Sr and
James Jr. and Arthur Wirtz and
Sonia Henie in Hats OFF 10 Ice. -
has another BIC hat at the Center
Theater. according 20 work from
New York.
The Cincinnati Reds offered
Luke Johnsos. Chicago Bear
coach, $1,000 10 sign He was
an infielder-hut bad feet forced
him 10 give up the game
Johnny Indisano former weltcr-
weight fighter. who met such rims
stars as Joe Dundee. Tommy
Freeman and Jackie Fields. Is
technical director for the rinl
sequences Of Binc Crosby's "Th,
Great John L o.. Lawson Little
GOLF star j. now A full lieutenant
n the navy having been recently
promoted ~ Hutchinson kan
Naval Air Base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
LippV's Trick

failed and the Brooklyn Dodger
manager had 10 pay $50 fine TO
the National League treasury Not
his first, either Durocber was or
dered from the bench and tried TO
hide behind q player hut was
caught
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Spor
White a. Shorts+op
Was just q Lucky
Hun5b 4fo- Mocss
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

Before the Athletics left town
or ST. Louis. where they open a
series with the Browns today
Earl Mack explained why 10 10
White did not play shortstop Sun
cay after the former Tigers name
was included IN Philadelphia Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25

off hitter and figured that IL
White cot on base il would be a
good luck start and we would
win the game.
We'll. White not only got on
base once but he batted twice
in that big first inning Of ours
in the first game. 10 10 had
given us the start we wanted"
White singled the first time
up and flew out 10 Doc Cramcr
the second time he battcd in
the inninGD
When The Athletics took the
field in the last of the inning,
Edgar Busch the teams regular
was at his position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Reported Missing

but now a prisoner. 1t Ray FrlCk.
All American and from PCnnSyl-
vanIa. Will spend the rest of the
war IN a German camp. He made
forced landing on enemy soil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
The .Npu fOGch

Of football ~ Rochester, Elmer
Rurnham. formerly Of Purdue. had
o. candidates for the first drill
His Purdue team was unbeaten
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Giants Get OutfieIder

NEW YORK. July 25-Leon
Treadway, Jersey City outfelder,
Joined tho New York Giants today.
The Giants at the same time re-
leased Danny Gardella 10 the
minors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Philadelphia
fJF TROtT
Gate Mshdp Kills Horse Here

Anthony Gra1acnni Orleans horSeman today collected
S2150 Detroit Racing result the
death Of hhoc War Stone The 6year-old Man OWar gdng
broken neck and died the when lunged
gate before the The Normandy Purse yesterday
the Fair Grounds
Graagnn claimed horse weeks 81 100 and
finished out of the his colorS II
80 yesterday when unGed and
Jockey Tom Bates the track. Bates uninjured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Beezley Keeps Pace
With Claimed Horses
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Next to the old standby, Save
your money and buy farm, the
best tip of the Detroit racing sea-
son is to bet on the horses claimed
by Earl II. Beezley, the Nebraska
turfman. when he sends them to
the post the first time in his
colors.
Beezley is the bronzed veteran
of the trotting tracks who is so
successful winning with horses he
claims from other people, that his
Jealous rivals are limiting that he
must have secret weapon.
Today Beezley has another COM
Portable chunk 10 his credit in the
track treasurer'S office, $3.50 to
he exact. That's because he did II
again yesterday-won first time
out with a horse he had claimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
The Hest. Players

0l The American Association viii
play IN the All Star game against
tho Milwaukee Brewers tomorrow
night The Brewers qualified for
tho tilt hNAlnrn'c 'hc first half
tflc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
CLAIMED FOR $500

The horse is Red Dock, the
7-year-old Peace Chance geldinC
which he claimed for $500 last
Tuesday from Milt Shagrin Of
Cleveland. This might have looked
like quite a gamble because Red
Dock only won S3605 last year
with two victories in IL starts.
But Red Dock, the horse that
had won only one in 20 starts.
came back yesterday In the $4,000
Normandy Purse and won in COM
paratively easy fashion from Mrs
A. F. Walls BY Conscript. II was
only half length al the end Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
rs q Girl

a daughter the second child.
was born TO Mrs julius Goldman,
Vife OF Detroit Techs athletic d.
rector. Al New Grace Hospital
Yesterday. The Goldmans have a
>On. Alan !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
1GsO5 SEE GAME

A crowd Of 10.S05 paid custom
erS saw the Tigers even tho
four-game series at two-all and
send Connie Mack'S boys away
from town a little on the down
cast side II was, in part az least.
revenge for the brutal twin shell
lacking the humble MackS handed
Detroit'S heroes on Sunday.
TroutS victory was made more
impressive by the fact that the
veteran did not issue a walk. Only
81 batSmen faced DlZ IN nine
innings. Trout and Newsom each
struck out five batters. NcwSom
walked one man.
Each allowed but four hits. the
four hits or NcWsOm coming in
seven innings, Buck being lifted
for a pinch hitter in the eighth
Jittery Joe Berry finished and
took good care Of the Tigers in
one inning. but the game had al
ready been lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
E0sf lansing High

has a new athletic director. He is
Dale Faunce, formerly of SturgiS
High. He succeeds Fred Shaver.
who resigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25

the mile and a sixteenth, but
Johnny Adams had Red Dock
under a tight hold most of the
way and came on with a real rush
to catch the firing BY ConScript,
which used almost all OF its gas
chasing Camps First into the
stretch.
COMING TO FORM
Beezley takes horses that are
coming right TO form. At this
meeting he grabbed Velvet Heels
for S2,700, started the horse five
times to finish in the money four
times and win $4,000. Then he
sold her at private terms. He
claimed Star Way for $500, won
more than $4,000 and lost her for
the same price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
UAW-CIO HardhaII
IRIDNYtN GANiTN

Diesel fe3 ~ Ford 400 AfsInsnn SO I
Ford $40 vs Ternstedi ia. NDr'hVes'.
trn No 2
Kelsey IA " Motor Products 2O2
Northwestern No
Packard 100 vs. Continental ESQ. Bens
Isle SO
Hudson 1874 VS. Fibre 2os Belle Isfe
NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Texas Basketball

VIII be- presented to the eastern
fans when Texas Christian plays
in Buffalo and New York during
the winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25

fetal lineuI
a n d he h ac
batted in the
first inning
I'VE never
intended To
play White
at sh ort."
NJ &C X eN-
planned 1T
was just a
h u n c h ma
neuNer. We
had no lead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Many Stockholders

II plans Of those back OF the
proposed new race track 20
through, approximately $50 Of
Detroit's leading sportsmen will
be stockholders in the project.
Several sites are being con.
Sidered. but the one which
seems hottest right now is a
track AZ Northwestern highway
and Eight Mile road.
Nicholas LondeS. the pro-
moter. has high hopes Of re-
matching Lou Nova and Lee
Oma for a second battle here
IN the fall
Nicholas also would like very
much 10 match Oma with Ros-
coe Tole> il and when Roscoe
can secure furlouGh from his
new manager. Uncle Sam.
Vlrpil Trucks. now pitching for
1t Comdr. Cochrane's Great
Lake team. has an earned run
average Of 073 and has struck
ont mon Al the rate OF 143 per
inning
Wow bur wouldn't Trucks look
good now on the same staff with
Trout, Newhouser, Overnire and
Co.
There is considerable wagering
hereaboutS on the weekend match
lrvolving Sammy Byrd Of Plum
Hollow and Craig Wood. duration
Open champion.
The two play Is holes Saturday
and Is holes Sunday on a winner
takc-all basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Probable Pitchers
NNKRICNN LIAGUT

Sew YORK Donald 90, a. cleveland
CO... mex 3-3l
Boston Gerry az a. DETROIT
Igtrfry f-io1
Washington ,NiEssrug 80 a. Chicago
tUuwphues 80
Philadelphia tHstus s.Sl a. 81 Louis
fMurrrisf as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
MIKE BRADY PLAYS

The best individual score re-
ported yesterday was Harmon's
II. Mike Brady. twice runnerup
in the National Open in the old
days. had Is as he and one Of his
partners. Ellis Berry. combined
for 20.
II was the first tournament for
Brady in two years. He narrowly
missed an ace on the sixteenth,
his ball stopping a few inches
from the cup after hitting the pin.
Byrd had an approximate IS as
he and Joe Osplack posted a II.
Byrd continued his powerful driv-
ing. hitting one on No. 9 which
was paced off at $50 yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
NATIONAL ITACtF

TI'f1nurgh tButchtf 50 A. New Yotk
tFNs.Isr Isl
chiesgo WISE s.a) = Brooklyn paw,
5-st
Cincinnati lHeusssr So a. Boston
.tCarto9i o.g
:, Lauls Diurincs 6.sl ~ F-lsdephp
Barrett 6.lff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
EIGHT UNDER PAR

He and Wally lverS had 33-3l-
81. eight under par, 10 win the
event. while the 36-30-66 which
he and Blaine Eynon posted was
good FOR second place
Next came Claude Harmon and
J. II. Conway with 6S. followed by
Jack Wnncy-Bill Richardson and
Chick Rutan-Blll Ncttle with COS.
Murphy had driven into the
rough on the frst hole. and when
they didn't find the ball immedi-
ately he suggested the others go
on and he'd look for II.
Watrous' second was trapped.
and after wasting a few strokes
IN the sand and seeing Murphy
standing on the green. he picked
up.
II was then AL learned that
Murphy. unable 10 find his ball,
had given up. expecting he WAT
rous) would play out the hole.
, But Watrous. who estimates he
might have had an 8 on this hole.
then settled down and played the
remaining II holes in 81. four
under par, TO clean up with his
other partners.
Aided by an eagle 3 on the
seventeenth. Al had 81 on the
second nine, remarking that 1T
came just one day too late" He
was thinking. OF course. OF the 80
he took on the final nine Sunday
at Midland in the PEA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
WdtrOusBdCk
In Old Form
nv MI. DRUKENBROD

Al Watrous hit both high and
low IN yesterdays pro-amateur
tournament at Detroit Country
Club.
He and Joe Murphy were elimi-
mated on the very first hole, the
result of a lost ball and a pick
up" II was the first time in all
the years that Watrous has par
ticipated in these events that no
card has appeared opposite his
name.
But the Oakland Hills star.
whose ears still were ringing from
the booming tee shots he'd heard
Sammy Byrd deliver the day be-
fore al Midland in the State PEA.
came through in great style with
his other two partners.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

LOST: NO. 3 RATION B b.. orne
Irene L. and Edward ll Hsids
Patterson, 100 MorhlhS''
Drive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16
6O.-For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT: 8 LARGE FRONT
rooms, unfinished. $500 a
month. Ideal location. No
children, drunkard or pets want
ed. Dial 2-8711.
FOR RENT: 2 COMFORTABLE
bedrooms, next to bath to refined
working couples. Must furnish
references. Answer ILL.,, care
of Star-News.
ROOM FOR ONE GENTLEMAN.
Hot air heat. Dial 2-8492, 7O7
Princess St.
FOR RENT: BEDROOM WITH
kitchen privileges. 26-U Lake
Forest.
ROOM FOR FOUR GIRLS: DOU.
BILE and single beds. 712 Grace
! St.
ROOMS: sEMl-HCTEl ACCOM-
modations, for men Rates So so
to 500 pei week 402 North 4th
St. Corner eth and Walnut.
FOR RENT: HEATED FURNISH
ed bedroom, bath adjoining, hot
and cold water. 227 Keaton Ave.
Phone 7012 or 9178.
WANTED TWO MEN BOOMERS
for nice room, close in. heat
and hot water. Dial 2-1732.
ROOM FOR RENT FOR FOUR
girls. Mrs. Lee. 602 Wrightsville
Ave.
TWO BEDROOMS SUITABLE FOR
working couples, close in. 40s
No. 5th St. Mrs. 1. Drynan.
STEAM HEATED BEDROOM,
beautifully furnished, lovely
home, excellent location. gentle
men. Desirable for officers. Dial
1869.
FOR RENT: 2 FURNISHED
rooms. 500 Church Street. Tele-
phone 2-2977
COMFORTABLE ROOM IN NEW
home, in good residential Sec
ton, central heat. continuous hot
water. Dial 5544.
ROOM FOR TWO GENTLEMEN.
twin beds. Phone 5567 or 503
N. Blvd. Sunset Park
COMFORTABLE BEDROOM FOR
working couple, two men or SOL
der with wife employed. Phone
1885,
ROOM FOR TWO GENTLEMEN.
Separate beds, private home,
close in, first shift Shipyard
workers. Phone 1910.
FOR RENT: FRONT BEDROOM
suitable for two gentlemen. Call
$780,
63.-Room and Board
ROOM AND BOARD: STEAM
heated. 500 Market Street.
ROOM AND BOARD IN Elk.
change for care of year old
child. Dial 6788.
65.-For Rent-Houses
ROOM AND BOARD FOR FOUR
girls, good beds. heat, hot bis
cults daily 908 Market Street.
FOR RENT: 8 ROOM HOUSE
suitable for two familles-priv-
ate water system and all other
city corveniences-large garden
| space-also convenient for some
livestock, 20 minutes drive from
city. Dial 2-3376.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16
70.-For Sale

s'UR SALE: ONE EVENRUUE
cupboard motor foul cylinder. 4
II H. p, practically new One
Century IA #. cupboard motor
boat. practically new. used very
little Call Howell Motor Co
FOR SALE - NEW TREA-
die type sewing machine;
also a new and used cleo
trio. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 304 North Front
St., Dial 1926.
HOUSE TRAILERs ANY LENGTH
with electric sboxes, one with
bottle gas, good tires, two lug
gage trailers. terms. Creech's
Trailer Sales, l mile of city
limits. Carolina Beach Road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16
SO.-Houses for Sale

FOR SALE: Al BRUNSWICK.
rooms, immediate possession.
7O3-7O5 So. Front ST.; BIG Dock
St.: 419 Chestnut ST.; 4 rooms,
Middle Sound. If it's Real Es
tate, see US. w. M. Hewlett,
Realtor. PA Princess St. Dia.
7138.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

LOST: BACK COCKER SPANi5h;n-s
male, l year old. small ' Wv
spot under chin. named buuup
Reward. Call Mrs. PelE@
Ruffin, 6268.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

FOR RENT: ONE TWO ROOM
apartment No. II Salisbury
Street, Wrightsville Beach. N.
c. Apply Foster-Hill Realty Com
pany. Phone 2-3371.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16
UNCLAIMED
PLEDGES

X National Cash Register,
rings to $500 in
Al condition ------------s85'o 90
X Mans Gruen Wrist Watch,
17-JeWel, yellow gold ----$37 so
X Thermos Bottle new ---$1.25
X Elgin Ladies' Wrist
Watch, 15-JeWel, yellow
gold, with stretch band $42. so
X Waltham Pocket Watch,
21-Jiewel, yellow gold ----$35. 90
X Ladies' Diamond Ring,
40 Points, yellow gold --$129 so
X Bulova Mans Wrist
Watch, 17-JeWel, yellow
gold, with stretch band $37.50
X Remington Electric
Shaver, double-head ----$12.95
X Mans Double-Head Cameo
Ring, with two diamonds
on each side so
X Suits, Overcoats and
Leather Jackets, at
real bargain ------ $500 & up
X Mans Longines Wrist
Watch, yellow gold ------$47.5O
X Candelabra, solid brass,
three way .95
X Leedy Set of Drums,
complete new -------$110. 90
X Violin, case and bow ----$22. Sc
X Conn Alto Saxophone,
with case new --$150. 90
X Slide Trombone,
with case --------------$39. Sc
X Mandolin and case,
Kalamazoo ----$22. SO
X Marvin Guitar,
Concert Size S32. So
X Trumpet with case,
gold lacquer,
good as new -S65 .0C
FTNKFT STEMS
LOAN OFFICE
DIAL 1862
FOR SALE: MANS BICYCLE,
good condition. Can be seen at
2413 Chestnut St. Phone 7120.
1912 TRAVELO TRAILER, GOOD
condition. very nicely :urnjs ca,
5000 cash. Must be sold by Jan.
25th. State Highway camps, Ri.
l, Box Dab, City.
FOR SALE: SMALL MOVING
picture machine with As pic
lures. Dial Abs.
SPENCER CORSETS AND BRAS
series individually designed,
health support. Mrs. w. c. Ram
seur, 2019 Greasy Ave. Dial 62l4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

LOST: NO. 4 RATION b0 lg-i
Mauy Rhinehart, 208 So l''
St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

LOST THREE RATION BOOM, -
No. 3, l No. 4, Mary Mac ION Ion
nett, 511 North 9th, No. 8, i 81 6.
~ Edward Heath. 400 MartHl Y
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

STRAYED FROM 200 BLU,
Princess. Monday evenlns., ieI
brown and white male lel.+ ri
Answers to "Spunkie'. fe"''
Phone 2-3210.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16
I4.-Business Service

MEN! YOU CAN DRESS WELL.
Save real money on clothing bill
at Finkelstein's Front and Mar
ket SITS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

USE FORD LOCK SHINGLES TO
cover your house, price reason.
sble and guaranteed Dial 4347.
McIver Lumber Company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16
l10.-Livestrck

HORSES BOARDED FOR Hls5:
and sale Moonlight Rides. ot t5'ss
Dairy, New Wrightsvllle az
way. Dial ITO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

LOST: MANS BLACK BILLFFtUJLl+Ss
"a" gas ration. Mrs. Leo MOv IA
Acme, N. c., other valuaDle
perS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

FOR SALE: SIS GAL-OlL DRUM,
also slightly used TO- ~ tar
paulin. Dial 2-2096.
FOR SALE ONE STANDARD SIZE
pool table, good condition. APP
ply Cooper Pool Room. Carollna
Beach.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-16

LOST A WHITE POINTER BIZ b..
dog, vicinity Maffitt Villas ID n 10
ward for information leadlhS5 oig
recovery. Jimmy QuInn'
Nets Ave. Dial $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-04-27
/. 5. Sergeon Estate
Valued at $4,000

Thomas S. Sergeon, retired funer-
al director, who died here April II
at the age of 70, left an estate of
more than $4,000, 1t was revealed
yesterday in a petition filed, for
probate of the will at District Court.
The estate included personal prop
erty, consisting of cash, bonds and
stock, totaling more than 100000,
and real estate in the 1000 block of
Holbrook street NE. of an assessed
value of more than $4,000.
The will made specific bequest
of 5000 to his widow, Mrs. Moreno
B. Sergeon; specific bequests of
$4,000 to each of two nieces, in
addition to a number of smaller be-
quests to other members of the FAM
lily and organizations. The residue
of the estate was ordered left in
trust for the widow during her life
time. After her death it is to be
Evening star., 1944-04-27
Postwar Problems Hinge
On Religion, Rofarians Told

Postwar problems must be ap-
preached from the foundation point
OF religion" if they are to be solved
successfully, Maj. Albert E. Baldwin,
mems social service secretary for
Southern States, Salvation Army,
told a Rotary Club luncheon yes
terday.
The luncheon was held at the
Evangeline Hotel, the Salvation
Army's residence for business
women, under the direction of Brig.
Gen. Albert L. Cox, u. S. A. retired,
chairman of the organizations Ad-
visory Committee in the District.
Because the Salvation Army is
fundamentally a religious organ
ization, the speaker pointed out, it
is assisting in the war crisis to. the
fullest extent. The United Service
Organizations, he said, originated in
the mind of one of its members, 1t.
Commissioner John j. Allen of Chi
cago. Besides the Salvation Army's
cooperation with the USO, it main
tains independent units for the pur-
pose.