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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kleinknecht
were Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Grvais
Leber. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Weber,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gervais Leber were
Wednesday evening visitors at Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Winslows.- Mr..
and Mrs. Leber were Sunday call
ers at Frank Fishers home at
Duffy's cabins. H.. -.....
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Martin and
small son were Sunday callers
at L. A. Cox's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Cox enter
tanned at a Sunday dinner for
Mrs. N. Svantonsky and daughter
Dorothy. - II
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1944-02-17

READ CoURIER-REPoRTER ADS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

Durable White cotton aau1e
fnst Cries extremely fast.
DouoI Sanitary packed.
20r40 inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
Two Injured
On Icy Streets

Although Detroit's icy streets
claimed no lives last night, a IA
year-old boy who was struck while
shedding and a metorist whose
auto crashed into streetear are
IN serious condition in Detroit
hospitals.
The boy. Carl WhHeside, of 1913
Twenty-thlrd. was hit by car
driven by William Bailey. 27. of
3542 Shadylane. The youth is in
Receiving Hospital with serious
internal lniurleS--
Bailey Will answer reckless driv-
Ing charges in traffic court today.
Clark j. Jacobs, Is. of 3l05 r.
Jefferson. was taken 10 DeaconeSS
Hospital early this morning and
tcketed for reckless driving after
has car. SkiddinG on streetcar
tracks. smashed into a west bound
jefferson streetCar.
Jacobs suffered serious head
injuries.
The storm cost Detroit S75 900,
according 10 DPW Commissioner
Glenn c. Richards.
Eleven storm deaths were re-
ported for Michigan. Toll for the
nation was placed at 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
u. Of D. Junior Prom
To Be Held Jan. Z

After e wartime suspension of
one year the Junior prom OF the
University of Detroit will be re-
sumed Jan. - at Masonic Temple,
il was announced today.
George Twemlow. a pre-senior
in the Night Commerce. heads
the prom committee. The orches-
tras of Lowery Clark and Phil
BreStoff have been engaged. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinity Partly cloudy tonight
ard Thursday slightly colder tonight with
lowest about 2 Moderate winds
shippers forecast Protect shipments dur
ms the next IS hours for North II de-
greeS west, Is east IS. south. Is.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Tuesday Highest. 20 de-
Frrrs- lowest IS. mean. 2s
Departure from normal temperature Tues
day 4 degrees.
Departure from normal temperature since
jan J n0a degrees.
Temperatures one year ago today. Highest,
90 degrees lowest. mean. rs
Temperatures this dstf IN past rs years
Highest, 81 degrees IN lsEa.-icweEt, s In
1917
Relative humidity TUESDAY $50 m.
Soc 40 m. sla. 230 D. m, e7e
40 p m. 6Sg
Precipitation In last - hours ending a.
so m to-day OF inches
Departure from normal precipitation since
Jan 4 a 81 inches
=SEETE* dsyy Cor TUESDAY, Dec. II. p.
Normal for Dec Ia 30.
Accumulated degree DAYS this month, 40
Normal degree DAYS for Dec 1.1la.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
Ford Generator Plant
AGAIN Awarded f

For the second time in little
more than SIX months the Ford
Motor Co, generator plant al Ypsi-
lanti has been awarded the Army
Navy Il, 1t was announced to-
day.
Since 1912 the plant has been
engaged in the manufacture of
generators for airplaneS and mill
tary vehicles and various parts
for the B-24.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
Police Say Prisoner
Admits Killing Two

Wanna Bullock. Negro, 26, con-
fessed TO Inspector George Nos
worthy today he killed two other
Negroes, early Monday, in tav-
ern at 502l fireman.
Bullock was quoted as saying
ne shot AlmuS Baker, 80 of 1884
Observation-Disclosures Sum-
mers, Is. OF 3943 McGraw, when
they surprised him while he was
robbing the saloon Their bodies
were found in a rear room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

FOR AN "olD FASHIONED" that
tastes like oream--to "a level tea
spoon OF graduated sugar, add
7or5 dashes Of biters in an Old
Fashioned glaSS,and iuH enough
wsterto dissolve the sugar. Mud
die! Add ice cubes, Ia OF. of
FITIscHMANN's Preferred. Gar
nish with cherry, twisted lemon
peel, or orange and pineapple!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

suftoo-oo pants. we'-f.ttinq
tops. Plain coIors or plaid
tops with plain pants. lay
back collars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
g.. d3rys.s
I452 FARMER ST.
RHEUMATIC
PAINS RELIEVED
this proved 2-oeiion way

Are YOU suffering from rheumatic painsi
Then look Here's an easy, proved way
10 get hours OF comforting warmth and
relief A way that does not require in
ternsl drugs-nor use OF sticky. messy
plasters.
a YOU have 10 do is rub on Pain-EI-
peller and you can actually feel II go
10 work 10 bring blessed relief these two
important ways. Firsi. Pam ENpeller
stimulates local blood circulation. helps
cauyoH local congestion. reduce swelling.
pam. stiffness. Second, gives hours oil
soothing. comforting warmth.
Yes, PAIN ENpeller quickly brings hours
NJ warmth and relief from agony Of rheu-
mailc pans Over 1900. 900 bottles al
ready bought-proof Of wonderful benefits
% don't suffer one unnecessary moment.
Get Pain.Expeller at your druggist today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

6o'o new wool, 2o'o re.
processed wooI. 6'us and
brown pIaios or tweeo-ike
mixtures Bio top.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

Sizes q 10 10. Fronts and
backs Of warm fabric in
smart pIaids or checks. Knit
ted sleeves -Aoo Trim.
'Tbef, Tem,-re st4Asbl, st Ro)s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Ballet Presents
New Works
Ry .PATRICIA SIMMoNs

BY completing its final program
last evening In Constitution Hall
the Ballet Theater proved beyond
a shadow of q doubt that its head
can be held high. In fact, just
as high as the slippered toes in any
rival company care to point. Pos
sibly because there's good American
stock behind many Of those accents
Take, for instance, red blooded
Texan. a pair of Connecticut Yankees
a handful OF New Workers. q great
granddaughter Of Oregon's covered
wagon pioneers and one girl SO
American she is part Indian. OF
course, there's also sprinkling OF
Russian, British, Cuban and other
nationalities. but the overwhelming
percentage OF its roster Of 125 mem
bers is American. Perhaps this is
one reason why Fancy Free" regis
tered such a complete hit here. II
takes three dancers like Richard
Reed, Harold Lang and John Kriza
to understand the urchin psychology
Of Mr.. Robbins American sailor.
Here is one ballet easy to take
even two nights in succession. II
loses none of its abandon and spirit
and actually takes on additional
shades of satire. Fancy Free" is
the seasons most perfect example
of theme molding to music and
choreography an on second perform
ance you'll probably find yourself
giving more attention to Leonard
Bernstein's remarkable score. Drums
and horns are called to do their
share, but our big money goes or
that drinking theme handled by the
strings. There's no reason why yor
can't call 1t that. Every time the
boys guzzle there comes that beau
tiful lyrical accompaniment. WI
were actually sorry there wasn't time
for more thirst-quenching.
The evenings opening perform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

Only on a Preston eturges set OF
possibly In the Land Of o. would
you ever ind characters to dupli-
cate those created by Michel Foline.
In fact the whole Of "Bluebeard" Is
staged as Enthusiastically and danced
even more colorfully. Mr.. Roman
OF has women fainting all over the
place-at the very sight Of that
beard - and the audience pretty
breathless after just a few exhibit
tons Of his fine technique. Lucia
Chase makes a compelling and bril-
liant Queen >CIementina and Lucia
Chase brings lyricism and warmth
to Princess Hermilia. The balance
and precision Of the group work Il
excellent. Hands new. feet fol!
lowed and before the evening was
over even a glove or two went SAIL
ing into the orchestra pit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

ance brought q new work Of George
Balanchine entitled Waltz Acad-
envy" Due to the tardy arrival Of
a major portion Of the audience II
was impossible to see what all OF
the dancers were doing half of the
time. What we were able to see
confirmed the opinion gathered dur
ing intermission that we hadn't
missed much by refusing to crane
our neck to an uncomfortable right
angle.
The Pas de Deux danced by Ia
mara Toumanova and Dimitri Ro-
manor calls for the works In q
grandiose manner. Miss Touma-
nova is particularly gifted for this
role and brings a youthfulness to
her dramatic coloring. Mr.. Ro-
manoff. however, shows his true
form In 'Bluebeard."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

The District Federation OF Music
Clubs will hold hospital ship bene-
At entitled "A Cavalcade Of Brides
lat $50 pm. November ~ at Pierce
Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard streets.
Proceeds from the program. which
will feature 4 parade OF bridal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14
Luxurious, Genuine Calfskin

Hats off to handbag buyer who there the boat
and bring these exovo9on hondboe back Washington
for you! You'll oh and oh VIII foil their
ing beouN polished cleaning genuine Golf boes7mony LINED
with leoherdesened with Upper oonesdrooic styles
tailored and dessy modes-fve important coo We didn't
the boat these vouedont the opportunity Of
Of these fabulous treosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-14

struments, victrolas, popular and
classical records and sheet music
for singing and orchestra.
Persons desiring to lend bridal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Build Track
This Fall
Racing Strip to Be
Made; Pick Site Soon

Backers of the proposed new
Detroit track will build the racing
strip this fall and if sudden end
to the war should make materials
available. would try TO construct
the rest of the plant for a meet
Ing next season. il was announced
Saturday by Eoeis J. Eepper.
Lepper, Detroit insurance man
and horseman, is the prime mover
in the enterprise, with John j.
German. manufacturers agent
and George Haggarty. Detroit
lawyer, as his chief associates.
Haggarty incorporated the
Motor City Jockey Club. Inc, al
Lansing last week and applied for
permission to sell 81, 200. 900 worth
OF common stock 10 build the new
track.
ITO all intents and purposes
the stock Is all spoken for"
said Lepper. I'VE expect to
have all the money In within
several weeks. Then we will
elect a board OF directors and
an executive committee, which
will select a site"
About $50 leading industrial
business and professional men are
expected to be stockholders. Lep,
per said. The stock is $1,000 6
share.
THE corporation Is organized
for profit. but we are not plan
ming on any large returns on
our investment. We are plan
ming to have the best kown race
track architects design the
plant. -.
I'VE will post the sort Of
purses that will attract leading
stables and conduct racing I'M
der the best possible conditions.
We hope in time to build uo a
stake event comparable to the
Derby, the Preakness or the
Belmont Stakes"
Options have already been OBJ
tanned on several sites, Leppel
said. When built, the track would
divide dates with the Detroit Rae
ing Association, now operating a
the Fair Grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
BROOKLYN
BOSTON

Totals g. i2K2s % Totals IS - 90
'Batted FOR Branca IN sixth
Petffd FOR Brown N seventh
.Bst'ed FOR Melton IN seventh
NOre ugt when winning run scored
Boston 200 COS o0O 90
Brooklyn 0l0 ll3 0l0 Is
Wietslmsnn Macon 2. Holmes.
Nieman g. Barrett Boiling GslAn q
Walker 2 Stanky Brown Waner. Errors
Brown Workman, Holmes Gregg
stanky Runs hated -Hofferth 2 Olmo
g. Walker 2, Macon 2, Holmes 2. Work
man, Rosen. Boiling Two-base hits --
Philips Macon Hohsrth. Three base hits
Walker Nieman. DINO Home run
Holmes Stolen bases Macon. stanky Sac
rifices- Barrett 2. Double plays-Barret,
70 Phillips 10 Etchison. Phillips 10 Wietel-
mann 20 EtchiSOn, Workman 20 Phillips
Workman 10 Wetelmann 10 Etchison. Left
on bases Boston l6 Brooklyn - Bases
on balls-Of Barrett e. on Hutchinson
OF Javery Z. on Klopp 3, on Gregg 5.
on Bramca / on Melton !, 81 Davis I
Struck oui=By- Barrett -hy-JaveHy-
by Gregg by Melton by DAVIS !
Hts-On Barrett In 5ia innings or
Hutchinson / IN y inning. on Jsvery IN
rs innings. of Klopp In - innings
of Gregg 5 N 5 innings none out In
SIXTH, on Fuchs In p inning. on
BramCa In p inglng on Melton 2 In
! inning OF Davis q IN innings Wild
pitch Barrett Winning pitcher Davis
Losing pitcher - Klopp Umpires sears
Conan and Barr. Time-2 IS. Attendance
d $50 paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

In order to free men for duty
in the fighting zone, boatmen,
doctors, mechanics, industrialists
and shopmen are reporting each
day for duty with the Coast
Guard at Detroit, Harsen's Island,
Marine City Port Huron. Wyan-
dotte and Toledo on guard at the
surf stations quartermaster
guard duty. at the entrance Of
Coast Guard properties and man
ming the Coast Guard patrol
boats. These men are finding time
in their busy lives to do just a
little more towards winning the
war.
The man YOU see leaving home
in a natty khaki uniform with a
sea bag over his shoulder about
the time you are having dinner is
probably an executive from one
of Detreit,s industries or a shop
man who has already put in eight
hours OF work or the owner of the
iewelry or grocery store around
the corner from YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
PILOT SCHOOL TEAMS

Mel Wilke. who paired with his
father. Jim. for second low gross
IN the father-Son tournament. was
captain Of this years Notre Dame
golf team -. And Dick Wibel.
third with his father A. NJ. Wibel,
captalned the Culver Military
Academy team Both Ellis
Berry and ms son, Bob, ii, had
-bITdIF Il on Oakland Hits 18th
Ben Davis set a new course rec
ord OF Ga, seven under par. at
Rackham The former mark Of
-65 was held Jointly by Ed Furgol
and Carl Daniels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

ne IeuIledu II IuHHinS 10 IL
scarum rider when he was here
Then Tom Smith came in
with Seabiscuit and liked Pol
lard'S riding so we'll he took Jack
from Detroit TO California and
glory.
Pollard was a red-hot cookie in
California, too. according to j. J,
Murphy, the Racing Form track
man at the Fair Grounds, who
called the charts on the coast in
the Biscuits heydey,
Murphy says the payoff on Pol
lard came one day when he was
on a horse that didn't have a
chance down the back stretch
Pollard rode head and head with
another tail-ender, which was
ridden by an Indian Jockey named
Fry.
Ii was a race for last place be-
twee.. Pollard ana me Indian,
with the leader about a furlong
in front Suddenly Pollard
pulled up his whip and began to
beat the Indian over the skull as
though he were pounding a TOM
tom.
About five thumps on the mob
were all the Indian stuck around
for He took his horse back,
then came up on the other side
of Pollard.
what the blank blank Is the
idea" he shouted at the red
head.
Pollard waved his whip at the
Indian.
That's for what your people
did to Custer" he cried.
DEAR MR.. ANTHONY DEPT:
When the stewards OF the Detroit
track 90 into session every morn
ing they decide a multitude OF
problems . Sometimes they
have TO make very serious deci-
sions, affecting some trainer or
riders livelihood
Then il may be just a parking
I ticket, given out by Waterman
to some horseman who insists
on putting his car in the wrong
place Sometimes. too. they
have TO straighten out personal
problems.
For example, they received a
letter from a southern belle, who
declared she had intended "a
marry one of the trainers and &C.
company him to Detroi, Her
luggage being packed she put a
lot of her clothes IN his trunk
which he put in the horse car
bringing his stable here
At the last INMATE she changed
her mind. hut her erstwhile boy
friend was off 10 the races with
her flnery would the stew.
ards make him send her things
back. please? The redfacec
trainer was called in and did il
pronto.
Another case involved the
horseman who took a room in q
home adjacent 10 the track
He ran away with his landlady':
daughter. who took mama's "a,
. do with her.
The fearful landlady appeared
D before the stewards
"Do you think, sirs, you could
find out where he Is racing his
stable now ." she asked. Z"
3 want my radio back"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Strikecuts Still
Trucks Forte

GREAT LAKES, III. Aug s.
Virgil (Firel Trucks, the Blue
jackets fast ball pitcher, is strik-
ing out men at the rate of l.43
per inning. latest statistics show.
The former Detroit Tiger famed
Is against the Springfield H., ALI
Stars recently to reach SO for the
season. He has hurled 81 innings,
winning five and losing none. His
earned run average is sparkling
0.73. He has given up Just five
earned runs.
With catcher Clyde Mccullough
sideilned with an injury. 1t.
Comdr. Mickey Cochrane has gone
back TO the mask and pad 10 help
Walter Miles. Cochrane. still
plenty spry. has appeared in FIVE
games. He got two hits in three
times up against Kansas City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Municipal Open
Sof+baII League
SCHEDULE MONDAY. Al


CLASS A. FAST SIDE
Murray Local ? vs.. Gar Wood Local 75o.
a. Lodge
Gabriel Richard vs. u. s. Coast Guard
al Elmwood
Briggs All stars vs. Arvsy Corp. a,
Lodge 3
Clayton Lambert vs.. Michigan Steel Cast
ing sat Chandler
Federal Mogul Marine We. Motor Cts
for the Deaf. az Lodge
E Jefferson Merchants -Vs.-ThomPsen
Products a. st clair /.
CLASS "A" WEST SIDE
Post Office vs.. Manchester Inn, Al North.
western 5
st Agnes W. Service Parking. at North.
western 8
Metal holdings VS. Local I'll. at North
western ;.
Vince Corr. vs. }. c. Gon Co, al
Northwestern
Detroit Association for the Deaf A-Bye
CLASS 81 EAST SIDE
National Stamping vs.. Commands, al
Pingree 5
Canteen Club vs.. Bsney's Ten. at Brad
ley l.
Crawford Lions VS.. Michigan Chrome,
at Pingree l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
ENTRIES SWAMP MGA

NO fooling; II we could ac-
commodate them, we could have
500 golfers in our tournament"
That's how f. A. Atlas, secre-
tary Of the Metropolitan Golf AS
ISOLATION, explains the rush Of en-
tries for the MGA Open-Amate
a 36-hole event next Sunday at
Rackham
Atlas has paid up entries from
close 10 20 golfers which must be
returned because hey-~ere re.
ceived after the announced limit
Of 1873 players had been filled.
Atlas says that next year he
VIII insist that either two courses
be used or that two days be given
over 10 the tournament so room
can be made for more Of the pub
hc course players.
The MGA owners will meet
Tuesday al BEDFORD 10 make pair
ings and complete arrangements
for the big event, IN which Eddie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
HE WAS RIGHT

Chick Rutan, after watching
Wood on the practice green,
feared the latter would have trou-
BILE putting in the Byrd match.
He did Craig was bringing his
putter back farther than usual,
and not letting the clubhead 60
through as we'll" Rutan said Ru-
tan and Claude Harmon. former
assistants with Wood. declare he's
tops-as a man as well as a golfer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
RELEASE REGULARS

In fair weather and in foul, In
oil skins or in dungarees these
men are doing a duty which has
made II possible for hundreds Of
men TO leave this area for active
duty.
On a recent night on the De-
troit river the president of one
of the leading steel companies
stood al the wheel of picket
boat. pcering in the dark as the
patrol boat threaded its way
through the water of the Living
ston channel protecting one of
America S lie lines.
Another ReServiSt. an executive
Of one of the automotive unions,
stood watch along side of a YES
sci bound for foreign ports
Still another man, an American
citizen by naturalization and an
owner Of a small iewelry store on
the east side. peered out into the
darkness from the watch tower OF
Belle Isles surf station
These men provide sense oi
security 10 the freighters which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
WHO SAID THEY
WERE 'GENTLER SEX

Kathleen Athison does what used to be called n
"Hi-Lo Dutchman" she smashes into Evelyn Sanchez
during a softbal game. Kathleen out on the play,
but if you have idea she out physically you
wrong. Miss Sanchez you will notice, wasn't foOling
about making the tag. See how tightly she grips the
bait: -fou such action most any time at Mack
Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
oAKWoOD ON SPOT

Oakwood Aces. which won 10
and lost none in Class D, only 70
drop its first game in the play
offs to Springfield last week. is
paired with West Side Sports. The
Lincoln Park-Scorpions, Martin
Sons-Detroiters. East Side Sports
kowalski and Baird Springfield
games bring together unbeaten
teams.
The one-game-knockout elimi-
nations in Class r and Firemen' 6
League will further reduce the
hist of survivors Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
STILL COLLECTING

Wood didn't bother 10 refer 10
what the National Open title has
meant to him Although il was
three years ago when he crashed
through in the last Open before
the war, he's still collecting on
the strength OF that title.
Friends say Wood is in line for
big postwar job.
The fact that he's the Duration
Open champion isn't the sole rea-
son he'll get il, but you can bet it
will help.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
[OII0WS
Public Fishing Sites

By Michigan statute, 40 cents
from the sale of each resident fish
ing license shall be used for the
purpose of buying land to provide
public access 10 and for the i'm
provemcnt of our lakes and
streams. and for research.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06

CLASS
Fen -C0ia vs fuffVr Wv no
Iuto CWr rs NirEe's NV 2 600 Pans
bys
CLASS
Criffin " Ar'hurs NV ? 4 m JAW
i7t IS sans NV 4 400 Nurm's vs
Jaw l54 NV m Oakwood Blue.
Jackets W Progressive CLARK. 800.
Associated bye
CLASS n
Local 7 We Great LAKES NV ; 100.
NU,erFheiu W -Ciibert NV 3. zoo. Mar.
81 Sons W. netroitsrs NV g. On
OakVood Aces " west size sports NV
90 Hudson I54 Jrs vs. De Soto
pr 8 100 East side Snort. W KoWaI.
SKI Ri 400 Springfield W Baird ri
3 90 Lincoln Park W Scorpions. ri
s. ] 90
CLASS
WArriors vs. LAsky NV 90. Ko.
IAren ~ Detroit Camera NV & on
Shsmrncks vs. DARN Arrnstsaag- Stospe
] 90 Johnson " Kings stoepel
o. Vivisno vs. Cosmos Ri 5 90
Trans - Fuskies, L n 800 s.
scholAsticA W BINS Atkinson 2 ] 90
FIREMEN'S LEAGUE
Ps'al'on W Battalion 4. r.. y %
Rausnor 8 W Battalion II NV 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Honolulu YMCA
Holds Birthday Fete

The Nuuanu YMCA Of Honolulu
will celebrate its twenty-fitth or
silver anniversary this summer
and hold an open AAU swimming
meet as part of the celebration
ceremonies. The Hawaiian AS
ISOLATION will present the organi-
zation with trophy to COM
memorate the occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
Game Warden Counts
249 Deer in IS Days

Counting 249 deer in the first Is
days Of July. William J Cronk.
Montmorency county conServa-
ton officer. saw two bucks. 40
does. three fawns and three deer
whose sex was uncertain in one
three-hour period Conservation
officers and game men are con-
Quoting their annual census of
deer populations in their areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-06
9 Pitchers Used
Dodgers Win
DINO Big Hero
in Wild Game

NEW YORK. Aug. s up
With nine pitchers working in
what was pretty much OF base
ball travesty, the Brook Ign
Dodgers noSed out the Boston
Braves, 81. in 10 innings. Luis
Olmo's single tied the score for
the Dodgers in the eighth and he
won the game with triple in the
tenth