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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
BY WHITNEY MARTIN


NEW YORK, Sept. l8-One
Of our colleagues who hadn't seen
a major league game since it be.
came minor league due to war
conditions broke his drought (base.
ball. of course) not long ago and
went to see the Brooklyn Dodgers
play. He came away with one nag.
ging idea.
THE catchers, the poor catch
ers." he exclaimed. why doesn't
somebody write about the catch.
ers, They're the fellows who are
taking the punishment, handling
these wild young pitchers. 1 watch.
ed Mickey Owen out there. He was
driving into the dit, grabbing balls
with his bare hand, catching them
with his elbows, and toes, and the
ends of his fingers. He never knew
where the bali was coming"
Which is true enough, and the
manner in which the receivers
have stood up this year in back
stopping these young scatterarms
is remarkable. OF all years for Ray
Mueller to pick to break the Ma.
tional league consecutive game
record he picked the worst.
He's had some good men to work
with, such as Bucky Walters and
Clyde Shoun, as the Reds under
McKechnie specialize in the pitch.
ing department, but he's also had
some eager youngsters who threw
with g.eat force in all directions,
simultaneously.
Anyway, here's a nod to the
boys behind the bat. They've been
taking it.
Ernie lombard hit home run
the other day. Now Ernie Lombar-
di hits home runs often enough to
eliminate any great element of sur
prise, but this home run was some.
thing extra special.
1t happened the day of the hur-
rlcane, when the Giants were play
ing the Phils at the Polo grounds.
The storm came well publicized,
and the pre-game comment on the
bench concerned mostly when, how,
where and who it would strike.
Frank True of the New York Sun
was listening in.
Ernie" Cue Mancuso said to
lombard, lit would be a great
stunt if you could come to bat just
at the time the hurricane hits.
With Sood tail wind you ought
to knock one into Yankee
stadium
Ernie. never without words. as
he saves them all, said nothing.
but it was observed he was pond.
erlng the matter deeply. He'd gaze
down at that lamp post he uses as
bat, give it few tentative wag.
giles. then gaze speculatively to.
ward the right field stands, which
are in line with the Yankee
stadium across the river.
The wind behaved sretty well for
five innings, but in the sixth the
advance guard arrived. Papers
and dust scu-ried through the air,
and the flags atop the stands be.
gan to starch out straight. Lom-
bardi eyed these favorable omens
calculatingly as he walked to the
plate.
Ernie hit home run. It prob
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

Patches of dirt that will not come
Oft floors by dry hopping may be
cleaned by rubbing lightly W t h
fine steel wool moistened with
turpentine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

Reprocessed wool has been wo.
ven once, never used, then unWo.
ven and reWoVen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

Never scrub a wood floor that
has a fine finish with water.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19

American League
No games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-19
STANDINGS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
Boston 6; Brooklyn 5.
Only game schedled.
Evening star., 1944-02-11
FARMS FOR SALE.

Is ACRES, 9-rm. house. 5-rm. tenant
house. 4 sheds, apple orchard: . miles
left Of Dixie Pig, which is 3 miles beyond
Laurel on Wash. Baltimore blvd S4,S5O
Il down. c. D. Thrall, Guilford rd, Jes-
sup. Md.
A FARM containing 73 4-1O acres border
ing on State I'd. with frontage of ,535la
feet on the Potomac River: location, Riv-
erside, Charles County. Md: improved by
large, dwelling. log cabin and outbuildings:
telephone and electric current Available !:
good ducking and fishing: liberal terms.
Address Walter J. Mitchell. La Plata Nd .
e3 ACRES. 10 acres clear land, a-mile
frontage on State road: has Groom house,
small tenant house, 2-car garage, large
barn; stable and other outbuildings. Price,
$500. terms. IL miles to d. C.
Groom house, bath and cleo, acres of
ground. large barn. 3 chicken houses and
garage. Price, $500. IL miles to D. c.
10 acres, Broom house. new barn, stable,
large chicken house. Price, S3.950. IA
miles to D. c. w. E. Hardesty, Upper
Marlboro; Md. Marlboro 66; after 8 pm,
Hillside 0272
250-ACRE FARM IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
On good road. 1S miles from Washington.
Groom frame house, needs some repairs
within 2 miles of high school, train and
bus TRANSPORTATION: 1875 acres Of excel
lent land suitable for cultivation and 1876
acres in timber. mostly oak; in heart of
Fairfax County dairying area and hunt
country, surrounded by show places; S14,-
150: already financed
THOMAS g. CO.,
SPhOne Vienna, Va, lo5
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE TO COLORED.
Doctors-Dentists, Take Notice.
140Q blk; Belmont st. NV. 10 rooms.
house.
Seaton pl, NV. between NJ Capitol and
! ST. o rooms and bath; reception hall oil
heat; garage. Perfect condition through
out. Price and terms reasonable. To In
spect. phone J. W. Rouse, 1910 M st. NV
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

80 CENTS PER so. FT. A large tract Of
land on Concord ave. near 14th st. Zoned
very low price. Ill acres, with q long
frontage ON Colesville pike, small house and
other buildings; $500 per acre. Make ofter
VIII divide. 216 acres, Eastern shore OF
MARYLAND Groom house and 2 barns.
on a concrete road; $4,000. Assessed at
81 $50: Partly wooded. l3 acres, Riggs
Mr.. Redding. EN-. 1890 until pm. r. A.
Tweed Co. 5504 Conn. ave.
57ia ACRES overlooking Little Dificult
Run. with "a miles Of road front in the
heart OF Fairfax County's hunt country.
Large trees. valuable timber, spring; adj.
some OF Northern virginia's most vaiu-
aDle estates many delightful building
sites good road on 3 sides: II miles 10
WASHINGTON. Electricity and telephone
available. Already financed; $3.50
THOMAS g. CO..
Phone Vienna Va 1oS
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TWO Is-TON PANEL TRUCKs. Chevrolet
and Dodge; reasonable. Can be seen at
CHEVROLET 1884 chassis and cab. 1871
in. wheelbase. ton-and.half capacity, 5
good tires, S195. Market Auto Service,
AT. 1900.
G. M. c. 1g41 duel wheel chassis and cab,
with LIFT; steel foorsd platform body
1O-ply traction grip tires; also 1889 In.
ternational D-35. 2-ton chassis and cab
with loft. hydraulic DUMP body, 1en-in.
rolet 1885 van-body truck in above aver
age condition; below ceiling prices: terms
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 1725 Wis. ave.
WI 1898
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Ha'sd ssssss ISr the npDs Rs1fi Of 1865
s!sns,s ssks9HS ss;s'fHtsffss Hsfss 2azzS
ses oE HUGE Action aka ~
22764:- 4:-oRDER-The object Of this sc-
ton Is 70 obtain a Judgment deela rins
the @ title to to eer.sin % % Real estate Pnosn IS
psls oi he sity q Wsshinstea toTmsIIy
to Georsetowp, described as follows pc
Sos & he ] Esss il line si 54th Stree with Ar t5s
thence East along the North line q said
M Street, 6l.60 feet to a point opposite
e be Sou. sen.s t th s sysns sysI va. S sTssn s
thence North through the. center of said
dividing wall and at risht angles from
thence west 81 80 feet TO the East lint:
Of saith Street and thence South with the
East line of 34th Street to the beeinnins
1901, Chapter IS, Title is; Of the Code Of
Laws Of the District Of Columbia, .1s40
Ss hs'0 D 4 m0op M +, Of os the eost n S 5G
day of February. !s4a. oRpEREp that
the DEF deiendants n.Hit the ynanoTn & Heirs Aea-
ca cause w their appearance % "i 10 be entered entered
curing one month after the. day Of the
p~ esdss With ss n ss
Be published once = week for three sue
Reporter sa ana The fs Evening sesf NeSs sS
ssass ssns hosn S fG1 ALAN oofD
BY EM,dA. e. SIMPSON, Deputy CLERK.
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JOSEPH P. BAILEY, Attorney for Com
plainant, McLac chlen Bldg, Wash, d. c.
Filed Feb. 9, 1944-Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for, the District Of CO,
lumbia.-In Re Application Of MILDRED
PUMPHREY. THOMAS for Change Of
Name:-Givil Action No; .304:;-MIL,
complaint for . Judgment CLEANSING her
name to MILDRED LEE PUMPHREY and
having applied to the Court for an order
of publication of the notice required by
law in such cases. it is. by the Court,
this 9th day of February. 1914 ORDERED
that all persons concerned show cause, IL
March, 1914. why the prayers OF said
complaint should not be >srsnted: Pro
lished once = week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening
Star Newspaper and The WashinEton Law
Justice. .seaD A true copy Test:
CHARLES e. STEWART. Clerk. By EMMA
c. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk. fel 1928
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LOTS FOR SALE.


NEAR 18th and r sts. NV. 1000 square
rect: price, ia Of assessment. EN- iii.
BELLEVUE FOREST
Nearby Arlington, Va; choice rolling
wooded home sites up to one-half acre,
adjacent to Washington Golf and Country
Ciub; water. sewer. streets and curbs:
highly restricted: terms
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
$50 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CH. 1888. Ewes GIL. 3S3s.
SELECT YOUR LOT NOW
And plan your, postwar home. See these
exceptionally choice lots available. Crest
restricted NV. subdivisions are in the Dis
trict. they adioip Rock Creek Park. Call
Tor appointment and make your selection
PAUL P. STONE-E. E. CALDWELL.
Developers-OR. 2244 and ia 1911
ACREAGE IN JEFFERSON PARK, VA.
y beautiful, level lots, fronting on 2
paved m streets sewer and water in front
100 f. each. Most Of. section built "
with high-class homes. A restricted neish-
borhood. Bus stop at property. Owner
will sell entire tract for, Sl7,5O0. TO in
spect call Mr.. Manuel, with REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC, EX. 1899 until o m
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1RAiLERs FOR SALE.

TRAiLERs FOR SALE.
ELCAR Al, electric brakes, elec. refrieer-
ator. four tires; reasonable. Mrs. Fischer.
"a Spring drive. Spring Bank Trailer Park,
Route /, Alexandria. H.
2s-FT. ZIMMER, 4 new prewar tires,
electric brakes. in Al condition $4,000.
Can be seen after $40 pm. all day on
Sunday. WI: 5221.
1914 Kozy Coaches and Platts. Also
% good used models. Cash FOR your
RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
Route l. Berwyn. Md. Tel. Berwyn 4o.
SEE the new Royal and American trailers
with 22-foot body and electric brakes At
TRAILER CENTER.
5th and Florida Ave. NE.
All Models Used Trailers From $500 Up.
Cash for Your Late-Model Trailer.
STANLEY H. HORNER. INC,
Franklin 1921
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$14,75O.
Nearly new all-brick home with bedroom
and bath on FIRST floor. bedrooms and
insulated de luxe kitchen; very best con-
dition; gas heat. air conditioned. garage.
Call WO. 2300 until o pm, EDW. H.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

III YOU have property to sell or rent in
Maryland, list il with J. Noble Boaz 124O
WISCONSIN ave. Bethesda, Md. WI. 264s.
CHICKEN-HOG FARM. around so acres or
more, on highway good land. large house
m Il: close to D. C; around $4,000. cash
Evening star., 1944-02-11

GARAGES FOR RENT.
HEATED GARAGE, open "a hours for stor-
age snd parking Of autos. Torrey Motor
] 131 10th st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Y6O,OUo.
Spacious center-hall brick residence. IN
liv. room, din: room, kitchen. powder. room,
screened porch; End floor, 3 bedrooms and
study St ld z baths, 2 ATTIC rooms: sameroon
cond heat: excellent condition through
out: lot has 10O-ft: frontage.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
Wo. 1000 Until 9 Pm. 351s Conn.
Large Downtown Residences,
sr,t.h,. NEAR Fan DUPONT CIRCLE,
sss'ons eceS e orsfRRisaonsi RaG
brick q. homes lM mes al situated on wide boue
rooming and boarding houses. Ali have
1s oas aaSe spd s sSnD nssme Win D 3,
arately For inspection sEsi' and appointment en
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. EXT.
new Pf'sk and I,rn prieed at only
hsa1ss hot,satsr heat With concealed radiation,
. ''"'1 THOMAS 10 tASs'fn' [. PHILIPS, ESEi
WO. 1000 Until PM 35lS Conn
207 Underwood NV, $9,950.
Detached corner, q rooms, fireplace, ga
rage. new roofs and furnace. lot 78xl35
SAM ROSEY, AID. 27OO.
DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD,
52O4 UPSHUR ST-Ss,25o.
Modern 2-story detached white Colonial
brick home, built less than 3 years ago
room, screened side porch, modern kitchen
with gas stove and elec, refrigerator, 2
large bedrooms and tiled bath, automatic
hot-water heat and garage: VACANT,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Phone MI
Kyle. DE. 5llg
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
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KIRKSIDE.
CHEVY CHASE. Mp.

NhEV CHASE, MD.
center hall plan, with 1st-fioor bedroom
and bath. de luxe G. E. electric kitchen.
screened porch. . beautiful bedrooms. lux
urious tile bath and paneled nursery or
recreation room with firepiace fireplace ant and ptfs maids
room with bath. Strictly quality home
in every, respect. Inspection by appoint
ment only. Phone Mr.. Burr. WO. 1899.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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NEW HOITSE-%H 215

5000 cash, balance like rent: . bed
rms. tiled bath, living room. kitchen
basement with laundry tubs, coal hot air
heat, gas water heater. 2nd floor space
for additional rooms and bath; large
| lot. Transportation . blocks Phones
IGI, Q4l1 or MA
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PARKWAY HILLS

9,950-Substantia cash payment, bal
ance like rent. Out Mass. Ave Extended.
near Bannockburn golf course PreWar
construction. . years old, detached frame
3 bedrooms large closets. living room
with fireplace, fully equipped kitchen,
large dining room, tiled bath. large screen
ed porch. full basement with outside en-
trance, automatic oil heat, insulated
throughout. storm windows. bullt-n garage,
wooded lot with barbecue fireplace and
rock wall terraces. One block to street
cars. Owner, 67o7 Barr road. OIL. 2045
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BARNABY WOODS. D. G.

1st-FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH.
Attractive modern stone and brick Co
llonial with .paneled den or bedroom and
bath on st floor. Large: bright living
room and dining room 3 large bedrooms
room, maids bath and 2-car garage in
daylight basement, Immediate possession
Burr, WO. 1889.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FROST, MYERS and TOWERS, AtteTneys,
723 18th NV.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned have. as Of January l. 1914
formed a limited partnership to continue
the business heretofore conducted by the
Ayre TAYLOR Company. District Of
Columbia corporation; for the continued
Transaction OF jevelry business, and re-
lated ACTIVITIES. at 1909 Connecticut
Avenue NV; in the City Of Washington,
District Of Columbia, under the firm name
OF "Ayre & Taylor Co." The name of the
general partner interested in said nrm is
Walter E. Miller. q resident Of the District
OF Columbia. and the names Of the special
partners are Scott B. Appleby. a resident
Towers and Paul A. Appieby, residents OF
the District OF Columbia. The amount
OF capital which said special partners have
contributed is: Scott B. Appleby. 500
10000 Frederic N, Towers, $4,000 90.
and Paul A.. Appleby, SIC. 900. 90. The
10000 has been contributed BY walter T.
Miller. The partnership is to commence
on the / st day Of January, 1914. and shall
terminate tennin ten years from that date, unless
majority Of the capital Certificate Of
January 18th. 1914. and has been nled by
US in the once of the Clerk Of the Dis
trtct Court Of the United States for the
WALTER Z. MILLER
SCOTT B. APPLEBY.
FREDERIC N. TQWERs.
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2-Story Brick, Det., 3-Bedroom
Home. ArlingtOn-S8 $50

Only 3 years old, modern throughout;
tiled bath. hardwood floors. full basement,
economical oil heat. Interior should be
should put house in new condition. Owner
leaving city and will sell furniture cheap
~. Mr: Mcdaniel Gil. 1906. KELLEY
K, RR ANNEP
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REDUCED-$8,650.
Ouackenbos st. NV, near 9th det., 7
..WSi,l rms bath, l pqrehss' etc, Call III 9 pm
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. $500.
FEssENDEN ST NV, ONE BLOCK
west of Wisconsin ave.-Semidet six large
rooms. entrance hail. complete modern
kitchen; storage attic. full basement front
and side porch: oil heat; large lot :3-car
garage. Price. S1O,500. Reasonable down
payment balance in one trust until paid.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
4a10 Wis Ave. WO. 5371, WO. 1865. 12.
FULTON ST. NV, NEAR MACARTHUR
blvd.-All masonry, semidet., newly deco
rated and vacant; six rooms. complete
kitchen. built-in earaee; oil heat; porches
Excellent terms; 1880
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
1910 Wis Ave. WO. 5371. WO. 1865 IL.
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AT THE EDGE OF BETHESDA,

rooms, detached: porches 1st and 2nd
floors. entire home just reconditioned, nice
Kitchen, including stove and refrigera tor
automatic heat. detached garage; prompt
possession. For complete details. call Mr
White teveningS, WA. 21Sl1.
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON, Realtor.
investment Building DI 5000
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ACREAGE WANTED.

CONThACTOR wants land for once ano
gard; must be reasonable. Box 3SO-Y
Star. Ia
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sUB PROP. FOR SALE tco.,.).
MODERN BRICK.

Hyattsville- -Semibunga allow, la rse rooms
and bath. oil heat, large porch; conv.
Price. $3.50; s75o cash .os % $50 sen,no Der mo.
Union O4g3; ewes, WA o106
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SCOTT B. APPLEBY.
FREDERIC N. TOWERS.
PAUL A. APPLEHY

Plaintin, 712 Jackson Pi. NV.
Filed Feb. Q. l944-Charles Z. Stewart,
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CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW

This well located home in Bethesda
t Md has a large living room and dining
room. incloSed heated sun parlor. . bed
rooms and tiled bath. oil h-w.h., detached
garage. SI0.5OO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
University Graduates
One Hundredth Class

Ann Arbor. June 15-Approxi-
mately $50 seniors. more than half
Of them women, representing each
Of the schools and colleges on the
campus, will be graduated from the
University OF Michigan on June
"a, 1t was announced today. II
there were no war, probably some
thing special would be done TO
mark the occasion-for this will be
the Uniyersity's One Hundredth
Annual Commencement Exercises.
All alumni class reunions have
been cancelled this year, as
war measure. The graduating stu
dents must find compensation for
the curtailment OF festivities mark
ing the closing OF their university
careers in the fact that they will
have the honor OF receiving their
diplomas during the Hundredth
Commencement Exercises.
Shirley w. Smith. vice president
and secretary OF the University,
will deliver the commencement ad-
dress, and the exercises will be
held in Hill Auditorium, on the
campus, beginning at 2:30 the Sat
urday afternoon OF the twenty
fourth
Michigans first class OF IL stu
dents, all men, was graduated on
August 6, 1S45, at ceremonies held
in Ann Arbor's old Presbyterian
Church Each OF the IL delivered
an grafton. and all graduates con-
tinued taking part in the annual
exercises until classes grew too
large.
There were more than 1000 gra-
duates each spring in the years
prior to World War II, about 25
per cent of them women. Enroll
ment at the University is kept up
by U. S. Army. Navy and Marine
trainees who are not working to-
ward degrees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15

NEW YORK-AP- The preten
tious PSI acre Glen Cove. Long Is
land. estate OF the late ]. P. Nor.
gan with a Al room Georgian style
residence and numerous outbuild-
ings assessed at $500, 900 has been
sold to an unidentified buyer Sale
price was not disclosed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
OFFICERS VISIT SCHOOL

Ann Arbor. June 15-Local mer-
chants expect a run on shoe polish.
L. S. Army trainees at the Uni
versity OF Michigan are expected
to buy up all available supplies
to shine their boots for July II.
Undersecretary of War Robert p.
Patterson and Maj. Gen. Myron C.
Cramer, Army Judge Advocate
General, will be here on that date
to speak before the officers gradu-
ating from the Army's JAG school
a. the University and will review
all Army trainees here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
Miss Joyce F. Butler
Wed to Sgt. w. F. Hume

Ann Arbor. Mich, June Is In a
ceremony at the Methodist Church
Tuesday evening Rev. Ralph Dun
lop read the service uniting in mar
rage Joyce F. Butler. and Sgt.
William F. Hume. The bride was at.
tended by Miss Louise Darnell,
maid OF honor and Miss Dorothy
Niethammer, bridesmaid. Robert
Johnsmiller served as best man
and the ushers were the brides
brother, Gilbert Butler, Dale Evans
and Leland Mulhollen. The recep-
ton was at the Michigan League.
After a short wedding trip Sgt.
Hume will return TO FIT. Benning,
Ca, where he is in Officer Candi.
date School and Mrs. Hume will
stay for the present with her par
ents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
GROWERS TO MEET

Lansing. Mich, June 15-AP--
A statewide meeting OF leading
growers OF Michigan potatoes,
Michigan State College experts and
department OF agriculture repre-
sentatives will be held here July
6 to discuss crop prospects and
an improved marketing program
for the 1914 crop. Clarence 30.
lander, deputy commissioner of ag-
riculture. announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
TO LIMIT HUNTERS

Lansing. Mich. June 15-AP-
Allegan County's special antlerless
deer season will be limited to 300
hunters this year. instead of the
500 limit of the 1943 special gun
season. the conservation depart
ment said today. The department
said the 1943 limit was potentially
too heavy concentration of fire
power
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
Broccoli Of importance in Victory Garden

BROCCOLI Is assuming a place
Of more and more Importance in
Victory gardens each year. Due to
its green coloring it is far richer
in Wtamins than caulifiower which
1t resembles In flavor. 1. Is also lar
easier to grow than caulihower
since it does not require blanch-
ing.
Broccoli will grow well in any
soil providing it Is well supplied
with organic matter and a moder-
ate supply Of moisture.
Some gardeners make two
paintings of broccoli. one very
early or just as soon as the soil
can be worked. and a second
planting two months later.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15

II the seeds OF broccoli are
started in fats or IL the seedlings
are purchased the plants should
be planted out In the Victory gar
den when about four inches high,
as illustrated in the accompany
ing Garden-Graph. Since the root
system Of broccoli is very shall
low, only the best and strongest
plants should be set out IL good
results are to be assured.
The Seeding plants OF broccoli
can be set as close as Is inches
apart in the row and the rows
spaced two and one-half feet
apart, as illustrated. II space Is
available in the Victory garden
the plants can be set farther
apart to advantage,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
OFFERS TO FIGHT

Mason. Mich, June Is -AP--
Chris NJ. Youngjohn, of the de-
Tense counsel staff in the legisla-
tive graft conspiracy trial in prog
ress here, today told newsmen they
could print an account of his read.
mess to fight 1t out, bare knuck.
les, with special Prosecutor Kim
Sigler lin the alley anytime Mr..
Sigler can get someone his equal
in size to help him" He added
that he was we'll aware Sigler In
his youth was a professional boxer
of some accomplishment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
WOULD MATCH FUNDS

Lansing. June l5-AP The
Michigan Food Council and Agri-
cultural Marketing Council. Great.
ed by the 1943 legislation TO adver.
tise the states farm products. cast
up accounts at their first Joint
meeting here Tuesday night W. F.
Doyle, secretary of the Food Coun-
Gil. told the gathering that state
funds should be spent to advertise
farm products only II private in
dustry spends an equal amount.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-15
GAIN GROUND

Lansing. June 15-UP - c. A.
Boyer, director OF the State De-
partment OF Agriculture Bureau
OF Plant Industry, said he thought
the Is central states which he rep
resented last week at a meeting Of
the Western Plant Board In Den
yer, Colo, had gained ground" in
an attempt to ease interstate quar-.
antines on shipment OF farm pro-
duce.