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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
FLATS ron SALE-wEST
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

DWYER. ii7l0-'6 rms. 3 hedrms.
hsmt.. steam hit, gar. Only 5000.
Geschwind, PL 3iii
FERNDALE. 200 Pinecrest Drive -
Brick Veneer, S rooms natural ire
place. hot air heat, 2-car garage.
fenced yard, Si.925. " 600 down buys
equity, SJ4 " monthly nC1udeS rHXes
and insurance. Immediate possession
IL 2-6263.
INDIANA AVE. near MARGARETA
Brick bungalow like new. only yrs
old. tile bath and kitchen. gas heat
complete with awnings screens ana
storm sash. Priced below $4,000.
quick possession. Mr. Becker, UN
3.7700. Hannah Real Estate Ex.
NAvAHoE. 5i6- S rooms. full base
ment, drive, garage: vacant. OPEN
SUNDAY. as
Z. JEFFERSON REALTY LIE 1890
sNoWDEN. i452s Five rms. frame,
with 3 rm. furnished apartment you
can live here practically free. only
81. 900 dn.. quick possession Bargain
VICTORY REAL EST We 7-ss1o
We Have 200 Homes for sale.
sTANsBURY COOLEY HIGH SEC. }
Attractive 5 rm. with gar. h. a. hi ,
So. 900. only 1850 down
VICTORY REAL EST We 7-ss70
We Have 200 Homes for sale,
$500 DoWN-MoVE IN.
New, 2 bedrooms. full tile bath large
living room, kltchen-dinette tile sink,
fun attic. basement. Il. A. rec. room.
Lot. 45xi2o.
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES INC
l4054 Gratiot Pl 5ilS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

MEIVINDAIF

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7rrFfsl rIe'rrf HrIttrar boz.
corr ~ f--0 ~ on ISIS
TFrHY NR t0f Hu
trs ol1 b rms tfs Iu nafN 4tf
F.frher AN painted tstsrrrf
screens storm cash fenced vsr.
N7Cs s-fannsra. ciregf fraaA2c.l4.
con- A bargain
EU BUILT HOMES 20 ff.f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

GRATIoT seven Mile sec,ion-Eivs
rooms and bath down, three and bath
up Fine brick IN good condition.
PI 1900,
Hannah Real Estate Exchange. Inc.
SHEEHAN. 7277-Near Van DYKE
5-i brick income. hot air. garage
81 500. 81 500 down. Broker, 1924
Van Dyke PL SQ22.
So FULL basement Hot air, ga
rage. 81. 600. SZkoLA AGENCY.
2SlA East Dawson Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30
COUNTRY HOMES


OTFN TO \
srrts urith an income 3 hedrms N
over and = fire i-room and hath up
airs basement new steam furnace
'oderr hathrms 6A fruit trees. barn
and chicken coop only 1000 for
.Eerxfrfrg
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HOUSES FOR SALE
\ COIORED-lOc, DOWN

COLORED-10co DOWN
l i3sq L LyMAN FL. R Rms. 8 600 600
--l--,a..-- I-AliNED p, Rms IS $50
| i329-Si LYMAN pL, 2-Fist -. $50
1873 p LYMAN pI., 2Fiai 81 $50
i3t2.ia LYMAN Pr. 2-Flai. 81. $50
$50 NONTcALM 10 Flat .. SIS 600
OWNER. 1888 DIME BLDG. CA ooGe
COLORED Al BARGAINS - 7
rms $500 IN = ROOMS. $50 On .
s-FAM. frame. 81 000 dn.. =. Or
BLVD, ~ Fm. lght Housekeeping,
81 500 dn.. n ROOMS, furnished,
/ - Sie an 2fAM erisk. "a, 81, 400
IN 2FAH brick as. - 500 an
1913 TR 2e77
CoLoREu Ferr, John r. excellent
lncoms. S5s5 month";, 80 rooms solid
brick ronminc house commercial ga
rage SiS25o 50 300 down.
fireman ~. Grand Rlvd room
frame hot AIR heat good Uanspor-
taticn 81. 800, II 500 down. walden.
TR $40
COLORED- 18Th -Fenken rooms,
hot az heat vacant Monroe near
NCuoIEsu : rooms. fu.l basement.
steam heat immediate possession;
exec Iert condition Arndi Mcpougal.
--------------~-----'- ---TT r'T
condition immediate possession.
Broker. TY '-A0si NE 1888
COZ 0RFp Greeley fam. SIS;
vacant s. coo ~ 500 vii handle.
Mcpherson lovely single. p rms
81 900 Wii handle Immediate posses.
sion other vacant propertes, TX
CQLpREn-ATTENTION! Get your
-
NackaN : Mile district and south
west Detroit WATSON REALTY,
1870 80 Antoine, CA 1906 1907.
lORED-LARGE LISTING, Any.
where IN Detroit. E-Z terms Consult
Us for advice before buying
CRUTCHER REAL ESTATE
asa NcGrsw, Al Warren TN 1855
COLORED-VACANT,
I2hif AfIngtOn--i0 rms ~ 800 On.
GRETCHEN REAL ESTATE
f7hi NDGtaW, At Warren Tf A-a366
cOEOKED- 22io Alexandrine. 3-fsm.
Uy. one vacant, move right IN Bar
gain s. coo down Many others,
S8dowsN Pr 1881
-i--i- =, m r r - ftiS-f4
ruoms terms RivsrG 2-family,
So 600 immediate possession. Can
BON Bros Fl olio
rOLORFD 623 Rosed8le. beautiful
room income. steam new brick
sdine 81 800 down. So, 700. TO
E2l6
COIORED Many houses all models.
brick and frame on east side, from
5000 NJ 1862 Chene III e25e.
con ORED Scotch Ave; bedrms
- 600 down. can evenings. owens.
TY l-9i7f
COLORED-Nice clean rooms,
east SIDE. 81 300. 81 600 On. &c
h.ue47
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

GIBRALTAR
Waterfront lots $3.50: terms. CITY
water school bus trsnsp over
$500 200 spent on canals Opposite
Crosse lie miles south ~ Trenton.
Take River RI watch for our sign
Buy Now Build Later
Houseman Spitzley Corp CH NiS
AXE Tipsico lots, on the water
Drive 20 New Hudson through NIL
ford HlEhlanh- .n-El-dA---9l---.sl a+4..S
west -hfdEr- -udr. > mites nurtr
10 Tipsico Trail turn left 10 property
on Tran See RAY n BEACH,
local phones.-AR $40 n 1880
LAKE front lots, csnsl in rear few
left. Sis20e blocks. past 10 Nae
Rd Wildwood s. Jefferson sun
DAY Is Roseville 22s7 ~ TT 24s0o
daily
RUSH LAKE Bargain lot with lake
privilege see n for beauty S2aS
terms tofiuw arrow signs west from
Brighton ~ " 2 Nj Rd M-36
ROBERT HERNDON co. ca sos
DE OI7i
ST CLAIR RIVER -4O.n lot. Sss5
owner. CA 300. TT 2-Si7Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-30

g. UNIT apartment Oh heat newly
decorated modern fixtures furnished
owner retiring opportunity good ~
come 81 900 terms PL 1857
XIII NgvW-r+f-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
ZMzux GMzmy>/
SET YOUR SIGHTS ON THESE

FLIGHT BooTs-styIed, hand fashioned
by noted New York custom bootmsker
to sell at s4s the pair. Reproduced by
Regal at Just $3.50!
Gustav J. bootmaker extraor-
dinary-created this authentic military
style for Regal. The original, handmade
pair cost exactly $48. And such fine hand
workmanship is reasonable, at thatl
Regal reproduced them in Galluh's Nor
wegian Calf with stitch-for- stitch fidelity,
even to the leather lining-captured every
detail of their smart style and staunch
character. And because Regal makes them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18


Not long ago (back in the early thirties) Betty
Carsairs (rght challenged and raced unsuccessfuly
against Gar Wood for the Hamsworh Trophy and every
body excited They shown cutting up few old
touches down Miami way where they recently met Betty
still Miss, few from her Bahama Island in her
very plane which she showing to the Detroit speed
king.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Joe Siegel Joins
Northwestern Squad

EVANSTON, H., Oct. 1s (INS)
"A most welcome addition TO
Northwestern UniNerSty'S foot
ball squad today was Joe Siegal,
former Columbia University end,
who is enrolled in the dental
school. The former Columbia star
will replace Bud Petit, freshman
end who was injured in the Great
Lakes contest.
Siegal is listed in the starting
lineup for Saturdays homecoming
game with Indiana. He is a
brother of John Siegal, former
end on the Chicago Bears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Pin Totals
Nose Dive
STANDINGS

Everything went down but the
wood is the players summary to-
day of last nights Detroit Times
Classic performances at Twenty
Grand Recreation.
f. e. B was high on 1895 with
Therman Gibson heading the indi-
viduals on 664. Gibson's total was
one of four in the 600 range.
AS predicted, Deluxweld stopped
Kraetke's flight by winning two,
2753 to 2675. Stroh registered its
first shutout over its old nemesis,
Coca Cola, 1850 to PIG. leaving
Stroh sharing first with Kraetke.
One game behind Is f a. B..
three-tine winner over Pariscfean,
now tied with Gasket, Mineral
ties and Seven-Eleven for second.
Walter johnson of Mineralites
brought a yell from the bench
when he nipped the 4-6. johnson
hit the four and the pin slid over
hard enough 10 smack down the
six. Stanley Stanulis of Parisclean
also went fancy by converting
the 4-7-9-l0.
Joining Gibson on the 600 list
were Chef Bukowski. his team
mate. who managed 623, Archie
Jankowski of Gasket 614 and
Howard Curtin, Chene-Trombly,
632
Fortune rode with Chene-Trom-
bly, in the setto with GaSket. Joe
Pualis' prides had only 2775. yet
they won two from Gasket (2S12)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
FOLIAGE HANDICAP

We took his advice and no more
than reached the woods and they
started rising in every direction.
IL was difficult 10 hit them due 10
heavy foliage still on the NAPLES.
There are more birds around
here than last season." Stanley
Golab, another Gagetown
farmer, told us. "but you've got
to hunt them harder"
Hunters in this section appeared
to be more obserVant of safety
rules, but despite all warnings,
newspaper accounts told of eight
deaths, with the season only three
days old.
The small game season, which
permits hunters 10 shoot squirrels.
rabbits and upland game, closes
Nov. 5. Early season hunters. how
ever, were passing up rabbits in
this section, preferring 10 hunt
them later as the season on bun
MES extends 10 Dec. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Lots Of Birds
Up in Thumb
BY DON GILES

GAGEToWN, Oct. 17-Hunters
found pheasants plentiful up here
in the thumb counties with the
season moving into its fourth day.
Ringnecks, however, were ex-
tremely wary and hard 10 flush at
times. but most hunters were bag
ging their two-day limit.
Even hen pheasants were taking
the cue from their gaudy ring
neck companions, many running
like deer over the fields.
'Tn all my years hunting, L
have never seen pheasants run
so fast" DR.. c. j. Martin Of
Detroit said.
Small towns in this community
were jam.ned with hunters and
restaurants and beer gardens were
hanging up signs CLOSED for One
Hour presumably 10 catch their
breath.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
LEADIN6 PASS RECEIVERS
LEADING PUNTERs
Needy Boys
To See Game

Two blocks OF seats for the
football game between Father
Flanagans Boys Town and Cath
ole Central at Briggs Stadium
Sunday have been purchased for
underprivileged boys.
Sponsors for the seats are the
n. A. Woodwork Co. of Fern
dale and Ray NJ Whyte, airplane
parts manufacturer. A friend Of
Francis Home also has sup
I'd all those youngsters with
tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Eiaht Results

SAN ANTONIO Ter Juan zurita. i3ai5
Mexico City knocked out Aldo Spoldi 1891
Rome g. Paul Altman lac. Housi -
Mexico t2I
WASHINGTON 90 Pedro hernandez. 80.
New Ycrk, decisioned jackie Wilson. 12s.
Pittsburgh fi0I
NEW BEDFORD Mas Oscar 81 Pierre.
l3f. Fall River, declsioned Jerry Zullo. lbs.
Chelsea t1OI.
NEW YORK fBrosdvay Arena MOI us
Reief, 1f6. Brooklyn knocked out Johnny
Price, 1F5f7. Montreal 90.
Los Anreies-Elmer Ray lgA. Galneg,tiis
Fls. deCiaoned PcIk Daniels 100, ChiraEo
90: Roy Miller 163 Kansas City, No
deciSoned Ray AcoSia, 1877. Los Angeles i6I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

in volume production, you get this expen-
sive bootmaker style at just $6.60l
You may know the wonderful practical
features Of Flight Boots. You know styl-
ing. But until you've compared this Regal
value with any shoe at any price-well,
you haven't seen anything yeti
With inherent Flight Boot comfort,
Regal adds Prescription Fitting"-which
measures both feet in sitting, standing and
stepping positions-helps toward complete
foot comfort from the very first day you
put your Royals on!
May we expect you in today?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
RESTAURANTS BUSY

At Marlette, hunters were
standing in line a half block long
waiting TO get into a restaurant.
One group, Al and Ed Owstrow-
ski and Jim Orlo, Detroit war
workers, explained this was the
only time they had taken off dur
ing the year and they planned TO
stay four days. Hunting without a
dog. they were bagging their limits
daily before noon.
Art Clara. a farmer living near
here, suggested we hunt a 50-acre
hard wood forest on his farm. He
said they were hiding there from
hunters who have driven them out
of folds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
State s. TO Play in Buffalo

BUFFALO. Oct. Is up
Michigan State viii meet Temple
in one half of basketball double
header at Memorial Auditorium
here Jan 27, promoter Ned Irish
said today. Long Island L. meets
Canlsius in the other game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Sinkwilh TOP
NIL Gamer

CHICAGO. Oct. 1S-Although
IN appendicitis attack forced him
from the game in the second Pc
Rod, frankie Sinkwich's "a yards
5 attempts against Cleveland
Nkday sent him into the ground
gaining lead in the National
Football League.
Sinkwich replaced Lou Brock
Of the idle Packers by a margin
Of II yards, the distance of his
longest gain against the Rams.
He has 1913 yards in three games
against Brooks lSl in four.
Frank Filchock of Washington
retained his lead among the pass
ers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Scratches
By United Press

ny lulted ffeA
AT ROCKINGHAM FKFK
Weather, clear track, fast
First Race-sir Talbot. FloySan, Ded-
ham.
second Raee-zFlAre Bell. wham0sm, RIA
Royal Karen Q
Fourth Raoe-ssy SANDY
AT JAMAICA
------ AsS4hEFr elssF --fEs4s-f ssts----
Frat Race-DuSty, Little Flyer. Scots
Belle.
second Race-Trial
Third RAce--ExpusitA- Chozen Mis- 40.
miTaS Lady. Army Cycle, Dolly Warden.
True Note Gsylo
Fifth Race-Paper Mil Greek warrior.
sixth Race-DewlS CTsg .
Seventh Race-John The Good Ofienbach.
AT sPORTSMAEs PARK
Weather. clear track last
First Race--Black MARI, Foreign shot,
Free Miss Happy Herman. SLEEPY Ruth,
Pretty Thing
second Rsce-Here Goes Migration Lost
shat. Cainer New Glory TenEeep.
Fourth Racer. L. Light Faming
Chance.
Substitute Rsce-Declarrd of
AT THISTLEDOWNS
Weather clear track fast
First Race-Frou Frou, PillOF Lad
Third ReCe-Dumont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

PALACE REC. ~: = .i ss1T w,s.., ?. 81. S
e.s,ssrsai. coetish tousss
PAIACE-SCHOEEHERR ' soIU - ,'s .!!o
ssit.InIruetor. 10 A. n. to I p. N. 81 I,,,oa
PALM BEACH ., ,ssii ssf'T ~ s s.slss
oPts BOWLING TODAY UNTIL 50. ~ Ere.
in'truetiou' By A. os'sos weekday. IS p. ~
PALMER PARK ws s.s. 'G 80 ,s s'I'' &
TO s.7232 opsn so-iiss From $50 A. ~. to
& p ~. Af's ~. IRE. Pafkirs. coetish Iouaos.
park AND . se19 T{st owAs'test s s;:s
oPtE BOWLING oAlIYi s.~. soesn Alley,
Iins Cocktail toons. Win EIsslIssi food
PARKSIDE 1 1, Ts ssos At 70 O aittss
Op.a Alley, Uu,i 8 p ~. All Day Set sUn
Most Beautiful Cocktail loUns, IN Detroit
pI ivnIIlu ss7 los. cLMPLU Ma lS4s
TlAI UIUM 20 NEW ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW ''; e A SstI,O'' 4" y, sA ,.ss
oOsn eeslns To-day 1H p. N. Muso Double,
ever, sur. 3 P.n. sSo- Doubles FRIDAY. 10 P...
RAMONA REC. s'i sle 30. "T "a Sszs
optE BOWLING TODAY. 10 An 1o7P
AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
plVrpelnr 1l23 EAST ltFFtRsos. a.
op,n Alter, SAT- ard sun. lnHrueiiOn osily.
op'nirs, for ncrn,rs ara Afternoon LsssUss.
RIVIERA REC. so 49, Ss1"0 ala T'' 5HootttO,
op.nins for On. osytim, tsssu. Available.
opsn 6o~iiNu w,ssdS,. 70 Noon Ur'il p n.
mi iuulir 7oaO PURlrAs. Near Inverness
hUlhWll Z ls ALLEYS Us 1870
Choir, DAY and Eisht l.ssu. Reservations stu
Auilsbl, s,~ Owners. lack campbell hsnae,.
pnviI $500 nasisrloUt. Near G: warren
hUfAl u ALLEYS Nj s777
COMPLETELY RInooELIp NOW oPtn
FOR YOUR INSPECTIONS. YOU'LL LIKE "!
STATE FAIR $3.50 s si.'! 49, sro 20 '1
SHOW PLACE or rHt WORLD op,r so~iino
Every EVENING From $50 Until ;Iosins.
SOUTHEASTERN i, ' sit.t 4 oHi sS s,s.
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL AL
DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
TOWER REC. scHo 5e'' TTT"'"'i 10 ) ,.so
Under New nsrss,msni. os.n ALLEYS unill
$50 p. ~. After a. All Day Sat. ard Sun.
Unroov ma r2rH, at DELAWARE
WGIUhI y ALLEYS rR 2-sso7
op.nirs for Morrins. Afternoon snd nidnith,
Isa5u., opsn Ansy, Today tn So. ", After 10
WASHINGTON BOWL ''i sc c5est. STsl G
DAY AND MiosIGHr LEAGUE OPENINGS
AVAILABLE. OPEN UNTIL A ". Gu $500
WAYNEs SCHOOL fS Sc s'i.s Y W g loss ISIS
WY pos'u YOU LEARN NOW 70 sovIi
See wsyns spauIdinu-Hsvs Him So, You Rlsht
WEST DETROIT 'I wyO s'6sl't Ok , s:r
op,n Alley, weekdays. 2 10 p. n. an oS
! sat. Sur. Compulsory Rsmodslse. 10 hsu Lsns,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18
Lend-Lease Star

Frank Aschenbrenner, who
made a football name at Mar
quette, is in the backfield of the
North Carolina Cloudbusters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-18

Altoona REC. >, sea ..,, sIsH'sAs = ave a.,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY us1lL ". AND
ArTER a. AL DAY SAT. AND sun.
AMBASSADOR s ,iis' ifHA'' u ~, s;%
os.s so.its, An Oar saturday, sv.esr Fres
On mi clours' ~ssse'r rll :. Ate ".
BEACON REC, T.. tn% VI 5000
oPIs sowLIs6 TO-DAY UsTiL p. ~.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS AFTER NOON.
nruYruuIu 1880 GRAr1or ave-.
os.n Bo~lins rosD Urul p. ~. After ~.
CHeNE-TROMBLY $50 f s..ai,iDr Z t.D: ~
Pisn so~ 10 Eater Our 5.Msn Team Jv.ras'rs0s
Tourney. fairies Close Nov g. I"ni Nov. ~.
cnrcYIIurc FUILtRroE. al 60. RlvtR
GhtSi LAMB u ALLEYS no 2ssS
nome or rHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT our STAGE BAR, COCKTAIL LOUNGE
DETROIT RECREATION sattsS ca $50
70 Any,. opIs BOWLING TO p. ~ AND
lrrIR 1890 Ar DAY Saturday. ana SUNDAYS.
nrunv ISIS WHITTIER. al KELLY ROAD
UthbI " ALLEYS Ar 6lis
op.n Bo1uns TO-DAY Unm p ~ ana After
q Pm Nome Of the Famous Ba'hs'.o' 'Chitssn.
EAST WARREN 'i e3Ol { sA'' Il oS %"
NAVE OPENINGS Eoa 2o.IttH LEAGUE
FORT.BLVD. REC. s 20, s 81 ro'' "a ISL. T
CAN sr,LI AccoMnopATT MORNING.
aFIERNooN AND MIDNIGHT LEAGUES.
e,,nru nro 4i2O WOODWARD Tu 7.ssSO
6ARDeh ReC. ctsfsiLLy LOCATED
opIs BOWLING TODAY UsrlL ~,
sffGR II. ALL DAY SATURDAY. SUNDAY
GRAND CENTRAL s 49, l aaS'T ~ '5 $50
Pl,.,ur. to Bo.i at oul,i,,, Alley, N Detroit.
Good Transportation Facilities. Bus st''ie".
GREAT LAKES % " +, sstI'" Ss s,s 3
os,n soulins-so ALLEYS IN 4 Row-unt
50. ~ and After u. CoeHau sH 4olo'ou's
IMPERIAL REC. 't CENTRALLY TS' TosATtO 90
~ MODERN ALLEYS
opsn Every Oar Until hienish'. Ma 1895.
J. J, MILlETTS "' TfTSSH,e es,s! AVE
You Are Always Welcome HereI
J LOVES REC. 70 s sHTfIsS 44sstG;;
Conpl,,,ly Moosrnil.d. Cocktail Lounge.
1925 Cast Jefferson, at tastls~n NJ s3i2
MOTOR CITY 20 I s1Iiys ~ "I 4 SIS,
oPts BOWLING TODAY UNrit 7.oo p "
STE our BEAUflFOl COCKTAIL LOUNGE
NORTH END 70 sO ISi sA"P4 s f.ssa''
Open Until 4 AN. Daily!
Al v,,nin nrn NATIONAL AT 60. RlVET
UlIMrlb nLb' free Parins Tt 7.sss'
Nom, Of m. GREATER DETROIT ALl.srAR
" Alleys. open Bouiine ALL DAY SAT, SUN
nuinr NV a6lS " VERNON. sss
THlAUL-Ulh LANSING. IA ss0s
49,. tar ruupcnAN faInAN
p. N. ALL DAY SAT. AND SUN
Evening star., 1944-09-16

left flank .of Admiral Chester W.
Nimitzs China bound powerhouse.
The Palaus, once q major Nippon
ese naval and air base, have more
than one good harbor where the
japanese fleet could anchor. Units
of that feet anchored there fed
however, when strong Pacific fleet
carrier forces carried the war to
those islands last March 1880. Fail
ure to surprise the enemy was dis
appointing" Admiral Raymond A
Spruance, commander of the force
told his ships. However, heavy
damage was inflicted on enemy air.
craft. shipping and shore installa-
tionS.
Among the better known islands
In the Palaus are Babelthuap, the
largest; Koror, japanese administra-
ton center for the Western Caro-
lines, and Peleliu, central defense
hub near the southern end of the
group. All have been hard hit by
Allied bombers and carrier planes.
Since June 8. when Gen. Mac
Arthur's bombers started flying from
bases in Dutch New Guinea, the
Palaus were mauled with increasing
frequency. Carrier planes struck
late IN July and again on Septem-
Der S, 6, 9, 10 and II. Warships
shelled the islands on September 6
and IL, with battleships participat-
ing in the second attack.
Evening star., 1944-09-16
Only 9 Teachers Lack
Chest x-Ray Records

Records Of chest X-rays for
school employees were incomplete In
only 8 Of 1000 cases. Robert L.
Haycock, superintendent of schools
said today as the deadline for the
compulsory examination passed.
Teachers whose records still are
not clear by Wednesday will be re-
ported for disciplinary action by the
Board Of Education, Mr.. Haycock
said, but he believes all will be COM
plete by then. OF the nine, three
reported X-rays at private clinics,
but no record has been received.
Four say they appeared at the Tu-
berculosis Bureau, but their records
have not been found. One has been
too Ill to appear, and the last teach
er said she had just returned to the
city.
A report on the amount of tuber-
culosis found has not been sub
mitted by the clinic, Mr. Haycock
said. DR.. A. Barklie Coulter, direc-
tor of the tuberculosis Bureau, said
earlier that he believed about per
cent of the group-as was the case
in groups Of selectees X-rayed-will
show signs of tuberculosis. These
cases are not necessarily infectious,
he emphasized.
Evening star., 1944-09-16
Dy the Associated Press,

Dy the Associated Press.
The Palau Islands, invaded by
American forces Thursday are the
principal Japanese bases guarding
the eastern approach to the South.
ern Philippines.
They are $50 miles southwest Of
Guam and 900 directly east of Davao
principal city in the Southern
Philippines.
The group is headquarters for the
Carolines, heretofore never invaded
although hammered from end to END
by Allied bombers for months anc
blasted by American task forces
The Carolines, once probably Japani
strongest island chain, were man.
dated to her by the League of Ma.
tions after the World War.
Sustained aerial operations, from
both the Central and Southwest
Pacific, neutralized Palau and Yap
3l5 miles to the northeast. Al,
opposition long since disappeared
and of late antiaircraft nre wa.
reported as meager.
There are 26 principal islands ir
the Palau group, about 100 in all
The ragged chain OF beautiful
islands extends about II miles in 8
north-south direction. The Palau.
are on the right flank of Gen. Mac.
Arthur's forces, committed to a re.
turn to the Philippines, and on tn,
Evening star., 1944-09-16
New Deal Can Offer
Only Dole, Says Dewey
BY J. A. O'LEARY,
Rtar Staff Corrs.nord.p,

ON DEWEY TRAIN EN- ROUTE
TO COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, Sept
l6.-Gov. Thomas E. Dewey charged
last night that the administration
is prepared only for another dole
to meet postwar unemployment.
In a brief talk to residents OF
Livingston, Mont. who gathered
around the rear platform of his
train, the Republican nominee re-
peated the assertion that I'VE need
a Government which is not afraid
to let men out of the Army after
they have fought for the freedom of
their country"
At the outset of his Western trim
IN Philadelphia a week ago Gov
Dewey made the claim that the
Democrats are planning a gradual
disbanding of the armed forces after
the war because they fear a return
to their own prewar unemployment
problems. His reiteration Of the
charge last night was taken as an
indication that he will continue
to urge speedy return of the soldiers
when the fighting stops. To this
audience of Westerners, he declared: ::
I'VE have glorious development
ahead Of us, and jobs and oppor-
tunities for more Americans than
have ever even seen this part Of the
United States. So, think, first of
all, we have to get an administra-
ton which knows the problems Of
you people, and says we are going
ahead and not going back to the
10. .000, 900 unemployed that We had
In l940."