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River Report.

Temperature and Humidity.
Readings at Washington National Airport
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
Hope to Win
at Nashville

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. SAP
The "big three" Of modern golf
Hogan. Nelson and Snead-were
lined up that way today Cor a stir.
ring finish in the S13,3S3 Nashville
open.
Out in front by two precarious
strokes was Bantam Ben Hogan,
paving his comeback trail with SEN
sational birdie golf that threat
ened to set q new record for r.
hole P.G.A. competition.
The wee Texan who registers
from Hershey, Pa, had a 54.hole
score OF 1919, fourteen under Rich.
land Clubs par, while hard on his
heels with POI came Byron Nelson
OF Toledo, winner Of l6 OF 81 major
events this year.
Another swing back at 202 and
almost forgotten in the furore Of
a Nelson-Hogan duel smacking OF
the pre-war days pressed Samuel
Jackson Snead Of Hot Springs, Va,
still q threat.
Hogan, Just out OF the Air Corps,
added a three-under-par 6S yester-
day to previous rounds OF "a and
g., yet continued to lose ground
to his old rival, Nelson.
The methodical SHOEMAKER from
Toledo. six strokes back and in
18th place after the first round,
increased the pressure by fashion
ing an erratic but substantial 81.
Snead also took a 81 to go with
earlier tours OF 66 and 50.
Nelson, who has lost Is pounds
in racking up all-time record his
year for tournament victories and
money winnings. complained tha'
he had lost some OF his edge"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
Accent Put
on Defense

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 3-AP-
The accent will be on defense IN
Michigan football workouts this
week as Coach H. o. Fritz" crisier
and his aides strive for a protective
system that will match a reasonab-
ly hign-geared offense.
Spotty play on the part OF defen-
sive linemen has been noticeable
in Michigan scrimmages most OF
the time since fall drills opened a
week ago but the Michigan coaches
haven't devoted a lot OF time to
that phase OF the game yet.
Crisler, somewhat an advocate
Of the adage, "a good offense Is the
best defense" generally develops
his running and passing game f1rst
so sideline observers here haven't
vet begun to worry about the evil
dent shortcomings on the other side
OF the fence.
Meanwhile, Crisler devoted part
of this morning drill session to
pointing out faults noted in Satur-
days "scrimmage game" scrim-
mage IN the Michigan Stadium and
planned another rugged workout
for this afternoon. Pleased by a
weather break which ended last
weeks hest and humidity wave,
the Michigan gridmaster hopes TO
continue heavy drills this week
with a let-up on the rough stun
scheduled for next week.
The Wolverines have only IL
more practice days before opening
rigorous 10-game schedule by en-
tertaininp Great Lakes in the
Michigan Stadium on Sept. Is. A
week later Michigan will meet its
first Big Ten foe-Indiana, also in a
home encounter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03

Detroit, Sept. 3-AP-Detroit's
sagging pitching stan. bolstered by
return o. Army Sergeant Tommy
Bridges staging his comeback Do
but In q Labor Day win bill with
Chicago, suffered a jolting blow at
the same time today as Hal New.
houser. ace lefthander. was hos
pitalized By . back ailment thar
may put him out OF action indenn.
itely.
Newhouser was ordered to Henry
Ford Hospital for x.rays and OBJ,
servation of an old rib injury that
started giving him pain Saturday
while he was hurting against Cleve.
land.
-Ee suspected that the trouble
was caused by q growth between
his ribs and shoulder blade ano
doubted that he would be with the
club when II departs tonight for q
seven-game series at New York,
opening Detroit's last eastern trip
of the year.
Whether the 21-game winner will
rejoin the club during the New
York series depends on the out.
come OF the X.rays.
Newhouser's loss was the crown.
ing blow in q series OF injuries tina 1
has kept the Detroit pitching stan
below peak strength nearly all sea.
son.
Lefthander stubby Overmfre
went q month between his FIRST ano
second starts because Of a sore
arm. Big AL Benton. who set the
league afire In the first month ~
the season, was out nearly Ave
weeks with a broken ankle and
hasn't been the same since.
Paul Obey Trout was out OF
action twice--onee for three weeks
with . complication Of back all
ments. Two relief pitchers lost
two beeks eah. Zeb Eaton because
Of a tonsiilectomy and Joe orrell
with q bad back.
But with all the physical set.
backs. the fortunes OF the game
continue 20 beam on a Detroit club
that appears to be backing into its
seventh pennant.
Trounced six times IN their last
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
AKNorTY PROBLEM

PROBABLY the most difieuit
problem connected with the bid
ding Of extremely strong hands is
how to and out the value Of the
hand opposite II. Your partner
may have Just a few cards Of In
termediate strength. but they may
be In Just the right places, so that
they are very useful. The same
modest strength. however. may be
useless to you II II Is in the
wrong places. Consequently the
soundest bidders are very cautious
about opening with a suit bid Of
two. forcing the side TO reach a
game. unless they feel they need
virtually nothing from their part
ners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
DOG AND GUN FAIL

Vincennes, Ind.-Mrs. George
Wilson felt secure at night when
her husband was away from home.
because she had q quick-aetion au.
tomato rifle and a fierce watch
dog.
Bat when a man entered her
home one evening. both dog and
gun failed. The dog, she discover
ed, was sound asleep. And when
she pulled the trigger OF the gun as
the Intruder advanced toward her,
the hammer struck an empty bar
rel.
Mrs. Wilson relied on a couple OF
blood-curdling screams to arouse
her father next door, and the In.
truder fled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
Sports Roundup

Camden APTwsve topranklng juveniles expected to be
urong $4,000 added Garden State stakes
Garden State Park Fred wyse Air Rate holding
high flying twoyearods including
and chrstana Stables
Sea Snack
PhadphaAPMark (TnyO Thompson six foot two flying officer
Canadian Air comparative unknown In
circles surprised capturing the Junior and intermediate singles
Middle Regatta along the Shuykl
yesterday.
STATE COLLEGE PA-AP-Bob Higgins who named 10
1919 AAmean eleven, figures he's authority
The OF the Penn State football
scored hole yesterday the college golf course
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03

Scarcely day passes without new use for cleo
tricity coming into being. No small number of the
new for the convenience of the family in the
home And so, many thousands of families are keep
ing abreast of the new in electrical appliances and
refnements You, too can we'll afford to follow their
example For the old-fashioned way is a wasteful
way, and the road comfort and convenience in your
home be opened by turning on the electric life.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
EXPLAINS REUNIONS

Clinton. N. Y. DR.. Willard
Thorp, Princeton University Eng.
lish professor, has a new explana-
ton for the return OF alumni To
their college reunions. Thorp says
II isn't lust a chance to carouse
around and see their ex-corege
mate" but "a retreat TO the one
place where they have escaped the
pressures of day-to-day life"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
BRIGGS ALL STARS
PLAY AHEAD TO WIN

Midland, Mich. Sep. sap -
The favored Detroit Briggs All.
Stars stayed ahead all the way to
take a Ga victory over Lansing for
the Michigan Recreation softball
championship Sunday.
The All-Stars pounded out II
hits to Lansing's eight after draw
ing a bye in the semi-tinal round
Lansing won out over Wayne "a
3, in a tight extra-inning session OF
the semi finals.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
HOWARD BARRETT
WINS BOTH EVENTS

Marine City, Mich. Sept. SAP
Detroit Howard Barrett won both
opening-day heats Sunday OF the
Class A event In the Great Lakes
championship cupboard regatta.
Chuck Thompson, also Of Detroit,
upset national champion Jerry
Schumacher of Elkhart, Ind, in
both class B heats.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
PRAsHAW TO ENROLL
AT uNIVERsITN

East Lansing, Sept. sap -
Mike Prashaw Of MasSena, N. Y,
letter-winning right tackle OF
MSC's 1914 football team, today
informed Coach Charley Bachman
that he was enrolling for graduate
work at the University OF Michigan
this fall and that he was planning
TO play football for the University.
Prashaw finished his undergrad.
uate studies at Michigan State this
summer,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
Fine Points in Bridqe

He had 10 give up the rest Of tn
tricks. having taken only seven.
20 was down two.
With all Of his six top tricks, he
was able TO establish only one
more. and that was In his own
hand. q club. Not one could he
take In the dummy. OF course, n
North's diamond holding had been
In the club suit instead. 3-No
Trumps would have been easy.
But nobody has yet devised . way
whereby a fellow can tell about
such things in advance.
Keen observers realize that
hands like South's usually c.-nnot
produce game unless the partner
has enough strength to respond II
1-Ciub is bid. So that Is the way
they usually open such a holding.
OF course. II South had some In
termediate cards along with his
top honors. or had more pro-
nounced distributional assets, a
two-bid could be richly justified.
even with q good deal less top
honor strength.
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vulnerable.)
How many tricks should South
be able to take at 4-Spades on this
deal II the opponents put up the
soundest defense
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
HtvEa nTH PINT

New Orleans - The "0ne-Man
Blood Bank" - Plainclothesman
Wesley L. Whitlow, Of the police
force-recently donated his 50th
pint OF blood in 10 years OF service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
New York 40, washington 80.

Philadelphia II, Boston OF.
Chicago 6.2, st. Louis 0-3.
Todsy's Games
Chicago at Detroit (2).
st. Louis at Cleveland (2).
New York at Philadelphia (z).
Washington at Boston (2l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
BY STANLEY

Philadelphia ... 80 So .sO7 yyH
Sundays Results
Chicago 40, st. Louis II (first
game 10 inningsl.
Brooklyn To, New York "a.
Brooklyn 7-2, New York 46. (First
game II innings: second game cali.
ed after seven innings.)
Pittsburgh Al, Cincinnati 20.
Boston Ga. Philadelphia 3-5.
Todsy's Games
Cincinnati at Chicago (2).
Boston at Brooklyn (2).
Philadelphia at New York (2).
Pittsburgh at st. Louis (2).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
Injury of Newshouser Blow
to Detroit Pitching Staff

eight games, the Tigers didn't lose
an inch OF ground to the second
place Washington Senators, who
still are a full game OF the pace.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03

dealer: South. Neither side
vulnerable.)
South West North East
"a Pass 2NT pass
Sc Pass 3NT
South was proud to lay down
that dummy after East led the
heart 3. but later his happiness
changed to chagrin. Winning the
first trick. North scored two top
clubs, gave up one. took the re-
turned heart, gave up another
club. watched East score the
heart Q. took the returned spade
with the A and then played the
established club 7 and diamond A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-03
FAMILY LEAGUE

Swanton, Vt.-The family of
Steve Duda is a miniature league OF
nations Mrs. Duda Is Hungarian,
Steve is Polish. and other members
OF the family by marriage are
Dutch, English and French.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
PERSONAL Cont.


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SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
cut and d tailored 70 70 day delyery;
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BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL has several
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swimming and all sports. HOWELL ACAD-
Envy, WI 3633.
REFINED, cultured young woman wishes
position as companion to older person liv-
ing in pleasant. congenial surroundings.
Box 80-K, Star. 25s
VACANCY in nursing home for elderly
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SERvICEMAN'S WIFE desires some one
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l-year-old boy during day. FIR. $3.50,
Ext. 10. 25s
SINGER, attractive, 10 years old. desires
to sing out evenings Union 1925 25"
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALL CLASSES OF REPAIRS, alterations.
ssanes s46Es sf fGas * faHpsssn oR
wATFRPRooFING-H your basement
6Aso pm. oeiRte RoBERT faERf ff5f Price aver
FLOOR SERVICE. nothing but the pest;
laying hn sandins finishng clesningi e onp pa5
NO coNTk1cJosRs INC. 1912 wiseOn-
GENIRaL S;E fi N NCoNTRaaCroR-oet repairing
and remodeling done now before sprina
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DRIVEWAYS built, surfaced or repaired;
concrete, asphalt stone walk, walls. ter
races: buldozer grading, top soil DEIN,
HOME REMoDELNG, repairing; general
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Car RA $3.50 Or GE; sssa after $40 pr
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs, Electrical work. Materials
available Pree estimates White mechanics.
BROS CO.. D1 400: after p.m., FIR
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ROOFING. ASBESTOS SIDING. remodeIlng
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DINER CORP Chestnut 3222: Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding, insulation; storm win
dows screens. heating, remodeling. Terms.
GARDINER CORP. HO. $3.50; Johns Man.
vile .oof1ng, siding, insulation; storm win
dows, screens heatins. remodeling. Terms
UNION CONSTRUCTION CO., specialists
IN bTiding Uh maintenanee and
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HELP DQMESIIc.

COOK, colored, experienced; references and
health card; live in: own room and bath;
COOK. coioreJ, experieEeed, 1870 to $50
Pm; no SUNDAYS; sdod salary, DE. 979S.
C0GK soSd o man aror or white or col
Sueements I Adequate ssi Box na ssseE SSisI stan
COOK, light house cleaning. IL am. to
days days Of OIL small house S Is GI. ssf s4s4. Gun
C0OKIWe need good cook. white or
iS9rsd sDe If and Sesls Sssn health cad
S5ok S sT }EHNs 9ERBANAdE MdIT.TAs NA
experienced women. one ags as COOK COO and dear: care
IVA fS rooms .,sI asna bath; plsssant surround;
wa vases sap and time of: references required.
i've $50 Ds weee call oh oh aa
COOK, colored 2nd cook for small club:
u noon until dinner is served; no Sun.
COO COOK slGS asb p0 GMw. NJ o9!a s!so to r. Mon.
ref; required; Takoma Park, Md. SIS
sa cSok nsS sso Sss osSsr fxss sep employed
500 month; live in; city reference re-
eS,5ss cooR ANb Nj ao5GsEkEEpER, experienced,
s month psrasR. cs1i 81 sGs..'0n. saiAr' 500
ilye in; must be good cook, Capable Of
taking charge of home for employed
adults: Thurs. and Sun. afternoons Oh.
good permanent position for capable
woman with BEGINNING salary of S130 mo.
~ SSok t. AMP Rr sfSysse' 5sz5 white $50 week;
COOK-WAITRESS. live Unwilling white
woman as helper to regular cook and
waitress. April l until family leaves town
for summer. then cook and g.h.w. for gen.
tlsman during summer months. NO. 1881
DOMEsTfC wANTED-General housevork
and simple cooking. No laundry Q adults
in family. Am looking for suitable per-
son for permanent job. No room for Nv
ing in available yet, but will be. Salary
$50 month. No color line. wisconsin
FAMILY, moving. to Seattle April. wants
white houseworker who likes children,
S25 weekly, plus transportation: new
home in Seattle city. limits. near busline
has has lar large .oagy si5y maids room and bath.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. plain cooking.
very light laundry; live in or out; $50
gssk 70 start; phons IA; $3.50.
heavy laundry; S25 week and carfare.
G.H.W.. hours 1890 to after dinner: 2
adults, small modern apt: S12 and carfare.
G.H. VI references required, 1os oxford
st.. Chevy Chase. Md. WI. 1854.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, experienced. white, draft
exempt. familiar with payroll taxes. in
ventores. correspondence, office manage
ment. etc Phone Taylor 6sa2. 27'
ACCOUNTANT, 20 years experience. COM
plete service including monthly profit and
loss reports. Franklin 49l2.
ATTORNEY, member D. c. bar, young.
ACCOUNTANT NT-BOOKKEEPER, complete
accounting and Bookkeeping services. ten
years public and private experience; ex-
cellent references; full or part time. GE.
AccouNTANT-E eSs STA Il E xiEIccurIvE. iIc capable.
adaptable. congenial; diversified experi-
ence large and small companies: perfect
health age As; salary. $4,000 year. Box
BooKKEEPER. accounting general ledger,
desires desire. permanent position; refs draft
details, handle help: sober. dependable;
please make offer. Box 7a-E, Star. 25'
MARRIED MAN, %. ambitious, draft ex-
empt. hard and sincere worker, capable
OF a responsible position, experienced man
aging LIQUOR store and gasoline station,
credit and automobile financing. also as
wholesale tobacco salesman; ready imme-
diately for a good, permanent position
re-. Union 4225 or Box 124-E. Star: 25'
MIDDLE-AGED MAN. not very strong.
will accept So weekly. Box 35a-G. star
between s am, and 5 pm AID. 41s4.
SALESMAN, exp. supervisor with mfrs,
desires perm. connection wash territory;
salary. Box 63-K. Star 25'
Evening star., 1945-03-23
SITUATIONS WoMEN.
ADMINIsTRATIvE ASSISTANT OF

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT or Exec
Secy.. diversified experience, CAPABLE, neat
appearance, pleasant personality. avail
now. perm. connection. $50 min. Box
61-K. Star. 25.
GIRLS t29, colored. wish, Jobs; elevator
operators, experienced. D. C. permits.
DE. 1896.
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. available for
10-hr. duty; maternity cases booked in
advance: doctors references. FIR. 2760. 25'
SALESLADY-Jewelry store experience.
Hl9her type leweiry. watches and dia-
o5@
SECRETARY, competent. experienced. de
Dendable, desires interesting position. Box
Ok. Star 25s
STENOGRAPHER, bookkeeper, secretary,
correspondent, penman; high grade; finest
references. Box 96-K, Star. 80
TYPITT, young. experienced as recep-
ZIONIST, clerk. switchboard operator, desires
permanent position or 5la day wk.; ST
ner hour Franklin 1926. ga
TYPING to do at home. Neat. accurate
work done reasonably. Phone Falls Church
246O-J 25s