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FARM and GARDEN.

THRAsHER, binder. 2-bottom tractor pillow,
horse piows' cultivator, tractor feed mill,
hay rake ,G,Ssd po%sr lawn w mower manure
FoRDSoN TRACTOR with double Fereu-
son ploWs, IN running order, sos. TR
3345, 1888 l. st. Sc. Monday.
TOMATO. cabbage and broccoli. " dozen,
DOC. 422l 3Oth ST., Mt. Rainier, Md. UN
FOR s.LE-Tan phlox creeping phlox
themums JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville
Md' No r 81. F. D No 2 Box b Silver Spring
CGRRANT BUSHES. pear apple, plum
trees, extra size; must go today 1906
and .-sane tractor pillow, $3.50 Pulley
truck. SIPS, 497s Columbia pike, Airing
LAWN MOWER, power. viii trade for
garden tractor. Also mower for Standard
garden TRACTOR Falls Church Si4-W-ll.
BEDDING PLASTS-Petunias, snapdragons.
plants. 15c dozer. ASHTON NURSERY
651O Ga. ave, at Underwood St
GERANIUMS in bloom. lan,ana coleus
large selection Of everereens al reasonable
prices. ASHTON NURsEY, 65l0 Ga. ave,
ct Underwood st.
EXPERIENCED white gardeners = trim
ming, pruning, lawn work and malnte-
nance. Free estimate. IA. Ss40, ) to
Two-HoRsE MOWER, s75; two-horse
iso,ini fertilizer M and grain drill, S.5 double
harness, $40; all splendid condition. Box
AGRTCo fertilizer spreader "A" hopper,
$40; automatic can sealer $40; Handi-
seeder. SIS. JOHN F TAYLOR, Road 7o3,
West Falls Church, Va
FOR SALE, baled wheat straw. Call CHI.
VICTORY GARDEN MANURE, 10 bu.. S.:
% bu., SO. Write A. HINE, 65Ol Brink
ley rd Sc, Washington 20, D. C
GIANT PASSiES, annuals, perennials, flne
vegetable plants. evergreens and shrubs.
F GREEN laos Ga. ave. ext.
price So ton, on track Silver sprlns
LANDSCAPING, trees removed. trimming,
planting. grading, seeding and general
weekly maintenance Union Oa62.
TOPSo1L-Good rich topsoii for sale. de-
llvered by the load. Cali MI. 7052 between
SOP delivered and laid. Call Poolesvile
2O5s. WADE BROS. Boyds, Md
VEGETABLE PLANTS IRON Washngton's S
LARGEST grower; also potted ANIMALS in
bloom MEREDITH CAPPER. Falls
LASDscAPEE APE SERVICE. pruning. planting.
yatcd, tree work. flaestone walks. w, c.
WALKER, 600 Sudbury rd.. Silver Spring.
Md. SH 329U
HAVE a new grain binder. s-foot: never
been used; International. VIII trade for
H or NJ size tractor, on rubber with mower;
1920 after 730 pm. or write 1643
Harvard St NV
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DOGS, PETS. ETC. Cont =.

AsPIN HILL CEMETERY-For pet ANNALS.
Most beautiful animal cemetery In the
sH3 rERRfERs M KEaasipEf0s At srGD Champion
American Ace, only champion in Metro;
Royay kld Aee .ep Of aaats an
GskmhA esi IA sslp aR1l pRpts tR i
wan WANf2p f2Gg HoE Va fsFm
Gx ssrAssr knfEs Tfs SeS Ses eIsa Pg sS
all colors. HO. 61S6,
PUPPIES. half chow, black. country raised,
Persian KITTENS S0ds dark red, seven weeks
old: beautiful pets; reasonable. Hillside
BEAGLE HOUNDS. GOOD breed, right age
TO break in in fall Of the year. reasonable.
Call Mr.; SMITH. AleXsndria s3o7., .
foppas PseHEk weeks e. ss
sired by the famous champion Dictator
Gnrxas Glen Hpse! ip .TH, IA; @t9ai @b9rip,rs ...
istered, black: male and female. cH. o76s
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. black and white,
perfect marking. 9 weeks old. Warfield
( BOSTON TERRIERS. thorouehbred. /
male. ! female, months old: Can be seen
DfssR RssSnsR coop oGG HoMT q Gaap Wth gas s for
cal. BOZ .49.z: star.
Chapel I'd, Kenilworth ne. Ii. 0317.
TOY FOX TERRIER. male. wormed. ready
70 ,,s, 60; =, also mixed puppies. LANDoVER
VINO HAS IS AIRDALE for stud service'
re RED ToxEs; ; sSsH males and females, 10 weeks
sCoTTY. registered Axe: carefully raised,
paper trained, weeks old. 1904 B st.
coCKER PUPPIES, also one young dos,
Axe registered Hillside O4S8. 522 6Sth
: CUTE HEALTHY KITTENS want home.
BLACK scoTTIE, male T mos, Axe reg
EnrgE, istsEsd; $50 TR PASS sunday: dayov
s. wiS: c oId. AKS resistsrsd;; partis9ISg'
DOUGLAS sTUDDIFoRD, 1434 Harvard
ST NV, Apt. ~; can be seen all day Sun
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe registered. Call
Rockville 44a.J
and female. viii sell sinsly or pair. Call
TIE 1926 after pm.
CAT-Beautiful mother cat, . kittens. all
house trained. want good homes. DU. 5a1s.
sCoTTIE, black; AKc registered of
SsGf mofber 81 sl
one Of these white puppies reasonable.
AiREDALE young male winner in show
ring; d price, priced TO sell must mus be appreciated
FOR SALE collie shepherd puppies, .
mos. old, good breed, $40 each, males: S5,
IRISH SETTER. pure bred female puppy,
7 weeks. $50 CHI 2396
FINE FOX TERRIER puppies, s weeks,
$40. CO 2o5S.
sired by champion AL 1915
BOSTON BULL PUPPIES, thorouRhbred,
toys. ] ms male; ! female Beaut marked.
WANTED home for female setter. must
have large fenced-in yard. Box l34-Y,
Star.
COOKERS black male, toy type, sea
bi. male. mos, $40: blond males, $40;
> nlond males, $50; ] red-white male $40.
Collies. fawn and white Sl0-Sl D
DOG HOTEL, 1344 Georgia ave, ia. 1922 F..
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

FRONT RIM, near bath, 3 windows. twin
nv "A; 47se. '
fss ,osss ss oms srs: sHm
phone; breakfast; Southern family; $50 so.
5nl 5535 18th Irh St ,oaS nw.; RA. s92s,
NJ zea4: PARK ROAD Sfe51H aoHs1Na az CO oso'
single room for respecta5is &c isAae'ine person; NC
coEoRED@144e ti15shi Htet s st. n.w.-Neatly furn
se Sem Of G5 settled s %asH work bs out sass
CoLORED-3Oo4 18th st. n.w.-Attractive
room, next to bath, girls; laundry priv
ilese 10 cooking; S. each.
for refined couple; $40 weekly. DU. 654O. .
C0LORED-717 Florida ave. n.e.--Refined
only, large front room, single beds, for
901es person or 90 s5 each weekly
COLORED-1sO6 Kalorama rd n.w.-Fur-
nished rooms for or :, girls, to share with
heosher iesss ~ IT, asa1 81 week ea'h home priv
front room; twin beds, :. gentlemen. Govt
CoLoREp-26e3 St NV, Apt: 3-S25
coIokEnm.,lsss et5ff m, NE lcaSj California St NV
water, next bath; suitable for . refined
sentlemen or middle-aeed couple: use OF
phone; $3.50 week each
COLORED--lS3 S36 Vernon st. nw.-Em-
ployed girls to share large front room
With each other; some privileses; 81 50 ea
COLoRED-1525, p st. NV; two large
rooms for small families: conv. to buSline,
Sl4 month each. MI. 1887.
COLORED-Large front room. 3 windows,
twin beds. for refined gentlemen; S35
month. 2430 ontario I'd, NV. AID. sos;
COLORED lilo Rhode Island ave, NV F.;
S12 week for .. HO 1865.
COLORED-643 Kenyon st.-Large front
room. Employed couple. Twin, beds $40
week Also ballroom for refined man,
$500 week, ia. $40. .u
COLORED-173O 18th ST. N.W.-Fur-
nished room for 4 girls togetheer; nice
home near car and bus; S5 each.
COLORED-2524 18th st. n.w.-Young
lady to share front, room, twin beds: no
cooking, other privileges; So. MI. $500.
COLORED - 1926 10th st. NV. = Large
front room, big windows, furnished or
unfurnished S5 > other rooms, furnished
or unfurnished, 81, each. Call after
CoLoRED MAN to share large front
room with twin beds; price, $50 mo.
1910 Columbia I'd. NV.
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ROOMS EURhIsHED-s.E. ond s.w.

CoLoRED-243s Nichols ave- Sc; md
floor, ! large room two men; Government
employees; So each. TR. o02l Sat. after
CoLoRED@7I6 5th St Sc; girl 70 share
eIYe MiNNEsoTA AVE. S sE.-cooi. dou-
Bile room twin beds, next TO bath. Ladies
III 10th ST. Sc. Apt. 1.-Two adjoining
sleeping rooms for two girls; near Navy
Yard; SEQ monthly each.
I542 d ST. S.E.-Furn, room for en-,
ployed couple in private home; unlimited
100 PA. AVE. Sc: lNr cons. Lib Libo,o-- -
Young girl to share room with another;
twin beds: 81 so wk. Ii 6l01.
1909 c ST. Sc large, lleht rooms;
twin beds: S12 per week each room.
1"9 18th ST. S.E.-Dbl. and single beds;
half block of Penna. ave; S45 dbl,
i2s 9Th ST. SE.-studo room for sim
gle person; kitchenette, hot and cold
water; , blocks from all carilnes; $40
HILLCREsT, Hi ao35 36th st.-Master bed
near transp, shopping center, See by ap-
point FIR 652:i; $50 mo; garage avail
52I5 ST. s.E;;-ILaree front room. new
home, next to bath; unlimited phone: ,
men or couple; $40 month. HI. 49, j.
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4CCORDIONS-Any size or description;
highest to cash prices. Call MR.. FARREN,
Accordion and saxophone wanted State
9fisr sbbrs Boz MaeH2Nfs asiR Star tyrevrters cscu
oaid Ewes. and sun CO 46@5; week
ADDING MACHINES and tvpewriters
are 9ss sss f5Pf6SF oPF4cE 'PMifnlT MAcH1NEs H9
,UToGRAPHED hErrEss stamp eoIiec. ies,
soRBgy : SHoP ~ i7tb St sno NV we D1 p0HSH' 'a7"
gym mats,. Box 233-z Star,
BEDROOM, dining. room, living room,
nsH ee b,9e9t l4FnqTe odd PIECES antqes we
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture.
contents OF apis or houses: At once: We do
FTRc sTerT ssHFafs IA v9s 9s
brio brac, ANTIQUES and good china
Fease Fsasd ca # todsv MR R GRDY R any IA st
soOKs-Best prices. small or large lots
Bring In Or phone ME 1916. STORAGE
eood condition. Cali q OR. eSaS1fD'e 4sG7' anu III
CAMERAS, photo equipment, both ANA
FORD PHoTo sUPPLY. 800 800 5th St1'tS St. p1'% n.%
CAMERA taking go hlm or Is nm. viii
iseman., Boz, 1907, Star.
CAMERA, 16-mm. Eastman model K.
vii vi 8 p.s snss CASH must wo 8 Ps5te' Pcs private party
a So. ss$ SP'ss so';s
F445 lens. Call 1t. Krauss wo.
sraphic As lens or S 35 lens lens re Teauested spted
p96Egelhasesd p96Egelh by Army man overseas. CHI.
CHINESE SCROLL. floral. light BACKGROUND
2x24", or pair any color. Box 1907
CLARINET, Boehme system, Bb. metal or
wood; in good condition; state price. BOX
SIss s1S5s HsE,y. P.es, gaa 81 70.
pI szss Open W sves win ne eali i'n st. Nv
nssd fHshns s7s ossn sves sla2 Wi 1h ca
etEf AfR GO coNpTf1oS1SG s. coo1G 81 sess unit
s9ts s o S. Habshs Hffphpne aEh R nTae S1aa
is2 aRTHuR IN ARKE1 xxi oaF go Oet0re st. you sell
E0LLS-Have you an old-fashioned dol
M shoh saa Bpa ad6 sG2e ssaP gFfeS for
DRESSER and dining-room chairs; must
be, reasonable. ordway 1924, Monday
ELECTRoLUx gas refrigerator wanted
5 or 6 it.. also tabletop gas range. twin
ptuS anu StuulO hA ZU6h
ELECTRIC FAN wanted. late model, 10.
4ELECTRIC IRON in good condition. Call
ELEcTRIc RANGES and hot plates. must
ErTR1r ef n TTGrkaRle Gondllon Gall A. 5I2
hot plate. CARNES. CO. 4440
FRIGIDAIRE wanted, pay cash. Call Ii
FURNITURE OF the better kind wanted al
once. will buy one piece or entire home;
also want combination radio and grand
giano. Please call today MR.. GRADY
MA 262O
FURNITURE. bric-a-prac. china. glassware.
rugs, silverware. paintings: highest cash
prices paid CaD MURRAY Taylor 1929
FuRNlTuRE.Rugs. bedroom and dining
ing mach, pianos, radios, household goods
etc; highest price: any amount; For best
results call any time, TR. 1875.
FURNITURE, in good. clean condition;
stoves. ieeboxes; highest cash prices paid
l. c. FURN CO. 1883 H st. ne TR. 1882
ICE CREAM FREEZER. mechanical. Phone
Oh. 1854.
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Rooms WANrEp Cont. J

ROOM WANTED furn Immediately. single,
young woman. Govt. permanent: conven-
lent location: state rate. ME. 2101, Ext.
YOUNG WOMAN. Jewish. desires clean.
quiet, comfortable single room, laundry
priyileges, $40 to S35. Box 1927. Star. 13'
PLEASANT ROOM, with or without Ink.
facilities, private bath pref. vic. of or
nearby transp. to Chevy Chase. for young
Ia adE c Or sliS ten e
SINGLE ROOM. gentle private home,
semiprivate bath; convenient Mt. Pleasant
car or 18th st. bus; references MRS
ANN HARWELL. 13s Marietta pl. Nv. 13'
EXPERT SECRETARIAL SERVICES eve
nings, exchanged for pleasant room, home
like sutroundings; prefer suburban section.
Box 1907, Star. 13"
CULTURED LADY, attorney. Government
employe, desires one, two rooms, lisht
Housekeeping; NV. preferred: price no
consideration for right connection. Ma
tional 9116, Ext. 1872.
COLORED-Girl desires furnished room in
quiet home North O543
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For Rent Rooms,
Apartments and Houses

The address and rental price must be
included in Advertisements under
Rooms, Apartments and Houses for rent.
In Apartment and House for Rent
advertisements where a Star box num-
substituted for the address. In such
cases The. Star will secure the exact
address, which will be available to the
Rent Control Administration upon re-
quest.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED LADY desires room. board
and day care of 2-yr. .-old daughter. Will
accept Ink rooms near day nursery. Box
213-z, Star
GIRL Government employee desires room
and board with Jewish family. Call
TAYLOR 5453
YOUNG LADY desires single room and board
in private home, convenient downtown
transportation. Box 266-Z Star
WIDOW and 7-yr old son desire room and
board and day care for child, D. C. or vi
cinity: Box 250.Z, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD-Suburban, gentle
tleman Box 1851, Star
YOUNG LADY, Govt, desires attractive
Dupont Circles. State price. Write Box
224-Z,' Star
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ONE GIRL to share nicely furn apt. with
another, $50. CHI. 1908. 319 S. Wayne
st, Arlington.
3 ROOMS, kitchen, bath, porch partly
furnished Call JA 2O22-M after 4 pm
Sunday, any time weekdays
Evening star., 1945-05-13

SIUhAuE SPAJE AVAILABLE = Io,UUV
feet available: household goods and Office
equipment: closed and open storage; local
moving padded vans. See US before Sc
lecting your storage warehouse. Free eS-
innate MANHATTAN STORAGE &
TRANSFER CO, 639 New York ave. NV.
Phone Me 2O42
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN, S
MOVING & STORAGE CO. ia 2937. IA
WANTED. LOAD or part load to and from
Washington. Cleveland, Detroit. Chicago.
Kansas City, Denver, New York, Boston,
Maine. Kentucky, Tennessee. Florida.
Georgia and Texas NORTHERN MOVING
g. STORAGE CO. AT. 9243.
AETNA MOVING & STORAGE CO.-Local
and ior distance No Job too large and
none TOO small. Ii hoo.
20. 900 So FT. available for storage; clean.
bright fireproof bldg complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE. $500
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AVIATION.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION gwen
daily from 7 am. to 7:3O pm, HYDE
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for
postwar delivery of new Taylorcrafts
SWlfts and Republic Seabee Amphibians
ARTHUR c. HYDE. distributor. Oliver
SSss. CONGRESSIONAL Airnnr-
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED WOOD, for all purposes cut
sbyrcs shy isnet mmediate delivery IN Tais
now for next winter Phone JOSEPH
SHOCKEY. Falls Church s22-W-2
place goods repaired and refinished, D. L.
BROMWELL, 723 18th st. NV. ME. 1134.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

BOARDERs wanted, all modern con
veniences. MISS ANNIE LEE ZIRKLE
Box l16, New Market. Va Phone 5o-F-U2
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

sCCORDIONS-Any size or description:
highest cash prices. Call MR.. FARREN,
price Box 3s-D Star
ADDING MACHINES. tyrewriters. caIcu-
lators, office equip. all kinds. top price
Evening star., 1945-05-13

1929 QUINCY ST. N.W:-Nicely furn.;
adjoining modern rno bath sdr offeers hSme un-
aIt0 Ito N ST. N.W.-single room, for settled
lady, non smoker; first floor; unlimited
phone; private family; $3.50 mo. D1.
sii 81 aand ST. NV, Apt. 3,-wel-furn.
sleeping rm. for ? inner-spring mattresses:
Sl2 per week. Call or see janitor. Elk
s5so 1859 1Ith ST. N,w.-Lovely front room,
in quiet gentle home for sober, refined
aroH5 Rpt a5Youns lady to share attraetve st
dble, rm, conneesing ssti co bath with another
I1is iAnH sIst s1st sT. N.W.%Half of large bright
twin-bed room shared with another young
man; available Immediately: $50 mo.
Isle G ST. NV. Apt. 71o-Army sgt.
wants roommate not over 25 years; land
S25 month; near YMCA.
2OO3 COLUMBIA RD., at Conn. ave
Attr. studio rooms, some with pvt dressing
room, IyIr rynning sSr water; $40 S35, $40.
Wkls; employed couple or ladies. RA. 44a5.
53e Goth ST. N.W.-one or two Catholic
girls to share room With another girl air
ss5s Is ofR' IRvlNS M sT.2ror ladies only, pref.
anE Taa 1sE iGa ahe from 4S E
S25 month.
GLOVER PARK, $500 w st. n.w.-singIe,
quiet room, 90 min. downtown: two for
bath; S2h; gentleman; EN-. 3214. 13'
kitchen: refined couple; in quiet home;
$40 month. Call AID. S113 after 6 pm.
.93t NEWARK ST. NV, "a block off
1900 block Conn. ave, in private home,
unlim. phone: large room; gentleman only
AMER: AMI AW GNI!. rk.-1n home of l adult.
Com, front bedroom, semipvt. bath; home
priyils; garage avail; on busline. Gent.
pref; S45. 1927 49th st. NV
1910 2Ist ST. N.W.-Young man wanted
to share beautiful large room with another
man: semipriyste bath; home privileges;
512 RANDOLPH ST. Nw.-Double room,
twin beds: $50 each: single room. $50, off
bath: laundry PRIVILEGES. Ia. S549.
ATTRACTIVE FURN. RMS.-Available inn
mediately; new furn.; good transp.; dou-
BILE rms. for gentlemen; $3.50 wk: double
upstairs rr11. for ladies, S25 mo. each and
singles 81 week. 1915 Inglesids Ter
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
Use "Gun Sense,
Hunters Urged

LANSING - U.P) - AS Michi-
ganS 100000 deer hunters prepared
fOl opening of the 1945 season to-
day. the State Conservation Depart
ment urged strict adherence to
three simple precautions to lessen
the annual accident toll.
The department urged hunters:
l. Not to point guns at anyone
whether loaded or not.
2. Not to shoot until object is
distinctly recognized as legal game.
3. To make certain guns are UNI
loaded before entering camp or
car.
Violation of these and other
horse sense" hunting rules last
year caused the death of SO persons
and the wounding of another 1853.
Since Sept. 90 opening of the
duck season. the toll to date for
this year includes 10 dead and "A
wounded. OF the total killed, three
were 10, two were 10. one was Is
and another 10. Ages of the other
three were 80, so and 70.
Of the 33 killed last year. Is
lost their lives during the deer sea-
son. whiel 38 of the 1853 wounded
were injured during the deer sea-
son.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
TIGERS SET
ATTENDANCE RECORD

CHICAGO UP The American
League established a new attend
ance record during the 1916 base
ball season by playing before S.
5S0,420 paying customers, President
William Harridge announced.
League statistics showed that six
OF the eight clubs of the Junior
circuit beat their 1914 attendance
records, with the Detroit Tigers
setting two new individual club
marks. TO pace the most successful
season since the leagues organiza-
ton in 1900.
The world champion Tigers eS-
tablished new record for Briggs
Stadium by drawing 1,29O,341 spec
tators, less than 100000 short of
the single club record of 1925. 422
ser in 1920 by the New York Yam
KEGS. 1t was the second straight
year that Detroit led the league in
attendance
Detroit also drew 1928 fans in
the Tiger Yankee twilight game of
July 6. to set the record in that
department and the same two teams
gave New York honorS for the top
daylight record when 63.213 watched
their May 80 game in Yankee Sta
dunn.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
U. Of a., Purdue Fight For
Big Ten Title Claim Saturday

YergeS, his brilliant reserve quar-
terback, probably will be in much
better shape for Purdue than
against previous foes.
CriSler said he might be forced
to move Jack WeiSenburger back
to left half to replace Teninga and
put Dan DworSky at fullback for
Saturdays tuSSle.
WeiSenburger, who did we'll in the
Navy game, has been shifted about
as developing handyman. Orig
inally a left half who could punt
and pass as well as run. he learned
spinning tactics this season and
was used as fullback. When Yer
geS was removed in the Navy game,
Weisenburger was showed in to han
ole signal-calling duties.
Purdues fleet pony backs who
have lugged the leather Ills yards
IL the eight games played by Pur-
due, will test Michigans defense,
rated the Big Ten best.
The workhorseS of the Purdue
backfield, Ed Cody. fullback, and
Bill Garfield. left half. have con-
tributed more than two-thirdS of
the Purdue yardage total.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

ANN ARBOR - U.p - Coach
Fritz Crisler of the University of
fIichigan juggled his battered VOL
verines today in preparation for
Saturdays make-or- break clash
with the title-hungry Purdue Boil
ermakers at Ann ArbOr.
With three victories and one de-
feat apiece in the Big Ten, the two
teams will be fighting to stay in
the Western Conference race. Mich
igan must defeat Purdue and Ohio
State to gain the title. on the as
sumption that Purdue will take In
diana the same day the Wolverines
fight it out with OSU Nov. "a
Michigan, minus the services of
its star quarterback, Joe Ponsetto.
in its last three games. faced the
likelihood today that Walter Ten
inga. left halfback, may not be
available for Purdue. Teninga hurt
his shoulder in the Navy trouncing
and had to be removed early in the
game.
CriSler indicated that Howard
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

will see plenty Of action Londes
has promised the boxers something
besides their purses.
Il have told Bill Eddy and Gene
Spencer, who meet in one of the
10-round main events" said Lon
DIES, that 1 would match the WIN
ner of their bout with Phil Ter
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

ranova. Allie Stoltz or Chalky
Wright. A bout with any Of those
guys will draw a lot of money"
Il have promised Izzy Jannazzo
and frankie Abrams, who meet in
the other 10-round windup bout,
that 1 would match the winner Of
their contest with Johnny Greco.
That bout also will draw a lot of
money!
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

Fireworks! u
That is what boxing fans can
expect 10 see at the Olympia Fri
day night when they go there to
take in a boxing program headed
by a double windup arranged by
Nick Londes.
To make sure that the customers
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

Phosphorus is essential TO the
functioning OF the brain, and be-
cause fish is rich in the mineral
it Is called brain food.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

An automatic SOS alarm for
vessels not having a radio operator
Oh constant watch was introduced
in 1895.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

Thirteen out of every twenty
american high school students ex-
pect to leave their home towns and
1--we elsewhere after they have COM
oleted their education.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

EDDY. SPENCER CLASH Al OLYMPIA
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15

Every time you use White
House in cooking. boxing
and beverages. you add to
your iomilY's supply OF
needed sunshine" viiomin
d, the precious form
produced noiurollY by the
sun ruysl
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16
2j Billions
War Work

The Michigan region has re-
ceived nearly S25,000,000,000 in
facility and war contracts since
Pearl Harbor, latest figures of the
regional War Production Board
today revealed. OF this stagger-
ing total. the Detroit area re-
ceived $4,000. 100000 up to April
/, a breakdown in the figures
showed.
The totals were for prime con-
tractors only and the WPB
pointed out that the subcontracts
contracts would total almost as
much more.
The Flint area was the second
highest for the state, 81, 2,ll5,'
745. 900. Next was Willow Run
81, I'll .423,0O0. with Lansing close
behind with S1,l607l3.OO0.
Toledo received Sl,l33. .326, 600
Muskegon S699. 100000, Saginaw
Bay counties 02.0O0.0s2, Cal
oun-KalamaZoo counties, 1887
S78,00 and the remainder of the
region, 1915, ,669 600.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-16
ReCOnVersion
Creates Jobs

Although Detroit has lost $780,
100000 IN war contracts since the
first Of the year, affecting $4,000
workers in the cutbacks. some
military programs are maintain
ing or increasing output, the
WIPE said today
J. + Adams. chairman Of the
regional termination committee,
announced that several huge con-
tracts were in process of neGotia-
ton and other new war orders
are reaching the Detroit district.
Actual war production here is
down 20 about so per cent. but
this IS being offset by recon-
version SpccdupS and the WPB
said industry was doing every
thing IN ltS power 10 take up the
unemployment slack.
Adams SaId there would be
some unemployment in the next
so days About 5000 were
affected by the cutbacks in May
alone.