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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Capt. Kutehins Home With Glory

Capt Henry Kuchns former Hamtamck High athlete and
Michigan State football captain 1886 is back the States
after completing 35 missions in months Fortress pilot
in Europe Capt Kutchins who has all kinds of army
planes holds the Distinguished Flying Cross the Air Medal
with six oak leaf clusters.
Stephen Seskowski fulback for two years Marquette
and veteran of two of heavy fighting the Pacific has
been promoted from captain major in the marine He
atpresen in the Great Lakes Hospital recovering leg
injury received in train wreck
Joe Gordon has been made private first class at Hamilton
Field Ca where ne is stationed physical training nsruc
tor Another former Yankee Bill Johnson in Germany with
mortar Harry Walker with Gen. Pattons Third
Army Germany He played oufeld with the Cardinals before
entering the Musial former Card
been transferred from Banbrdge Naval Training Station
Shoemaker, Cal
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
State TO End

HERE AND THERE-When
the curtain drops on the state
tourney next weekend the win
ners likely will be Stroh's 3063,
1426 of Elwood Blake and John
Crimmins. the latter's 2l30 and
Fred Buiack's 736 D.. Especially
anxious 10 hear from the person
who signed his name "Scotty'
tunder his real monicker) in
reference 10 his all-star selections.
or Just his address George
Birdsey is fine hacker :.
just try and convince Bert Allen
he isn't. or Hal Shields.
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
sponsors and captains will hold
their final meeting at Harold
Aliens residence next Thursday
st. JoSephat's Five of the
COZ is still unbeaten after three
matches, St. Stanislaus being the
latest victim by 20 pins I.
Carol Strands junior individual
classic opens AZ log Cabin next
Saturday for women OF 16O, or
less. -J
f e. B's 3433 and 1892 are
third and fourth, Strohs 12Ol
seventh. Crimmins' s03 first,
Harry Terbruggen's 1872 fourth
and Bill Kenets 7s1 seventh In
the national rankings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
'Weteh Terns+ed+

In the speculation on the ulti-
mate winner (Somethlng that
goes on and on annually despite
the uncertainty OF tournament
competition) Chrysler and Ford
fives. Enterprise, Packard and
.rimken are rated most highly by
the railbird handicappers. II Is
true each will present sterling
spillers.
However, one team we feel that
has been entirely overlooked is
Clarence Schmidts Ternstedt ALL
Stars. His carries a powerful wal
-lap4 1856 average TO be exact1 with
Fred Breckfe, John Norris, Steve
Morris and Alex Heiden. The last
time an industrial tournament
was held. some years ago, Tern
stedt was the winner with q
handicap rule prevailing.
The present event calls for no
team exceeding a $50 average. In
the qualifying round next SattIr-
day the is with the highest pin
fall for three games will advance
10 the semifinsls next Sunday at
2 and 4 p. m. They will be drawn
into groups OF four, each team
shooting one game against every
other in its particular group. One
point will be awarded for each
game won and one for highest
pinfall.
The team with the highest
number OF points In each OF the
four groups will move into the
finals next Sunday at 8 p. m. In
the event OF a tie in points total
pins for the qualifying and semi
final rounds will determine the
team to advance. The same
method will he followed In the
finals. the only difference being
II there is a tie in points AZ the
finish total pins for the entire
event will decide the champion
land the prize winners in order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

round-robin. match play setup II
will be the first of its kind ever
held in this district.
Judging from the entries
Chrysler and Briggs possess the
most spillers of all-star caliber
for each will be represented by
10 quintets. At first glance that
would be the conclusion, but il is
known Briggs has spread 10 OF
its top men, including Joe Norris,
over 10 teams. Ford is next with
five teams, General Motors.
Packard and Federal Mogul each
two.
Hudson. Ternstedt, Enterprise
Continental, rimken Axle, Muir
ray, Motor Products. AinSworth,
Vickers, Woodall, Lyon. Inc,
Gelatin Products, Revere Copper
e. Brass, Bundy Tubing, Ryan
Tool, Micromauc Hone and last.
but not least. A. e. p. "a dark
horse. each have one, making a
total Of % different organizations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
DoDENHOFFS Careful

BILGEWASH-There's some
talk that Commander J. B. Ford
viii fit out Royono (Mandoo)
but he has been ailing
DR.. Charley Dodenhoff says he
isn't superstitious and doesn't
believe in the stars despite
what that lady astrologer in
Crosse Pointe told him but he
is going to launch his new s.
meter Alarm at 11:34 a. m. on
April % as she suggested for
luck. You can imagine what Vic,
boss man at Clairpoint Marina,
had TO say about this, not 10 men,
tion the indignant outcries OF
his overworked crew. Ralph
Terrible and Don Williams
who have TO rush Alarms fit-
ting out.
Here's the complete list OF
Ted Kuhn's L class fleet which
he has organized. Kuhn has
L-22: the others are: Bounty,
Howard b. Brush: Searick ii,
Chester A. Kicker; Westwind,
c. l.. Nevins; Fife, Glen Boyer;
Dipper, Lester +. Perrine; Cad
lilac w. John and Glenn Carter;
QPII. DR.. c. +. Smith; BluemiSt.
Or. Hank Dunlap, Pointer, Ar
den Poulsan; Irma Ann ". Otis
Taylor, and Arthur Locke with
LiIlith.
Toot Gmeiner. Art Summer
lee. Bob Lawrence and several
other small boys are going 10
help Ledge Mitchell bring
Whisper. his new "32" around
from Holland next month
Don Wallace of the Crosse
Pointe Y. G. has bought one Of
the 40-foot Bounty class boats
in the East which means that
Andy Langhammer's Rambler,
not 10 forget Hank Burkard'S s
Meteor (which daSscnt happen
again., are going TO have some
fun.
As is now stands, all Of the
lower end OF Lake Huron has
been called a restricted area,
used by army and navy fiiers
for bombing practice. All boats
under 100 feet are forbidden 10
enter this area which, roughly,
extends from Harbor Beach 10
the headwaters of the Detroit
River. This means that the
Mackinac race cannot be held
this year, but il is hoped that
the restriction will he lifted by
July Ia the date of the race.
-. The restricted area on Lake
Erie has been extended from
West Sister to Middle Sister
Island. crossing one of the legs
OF the Toledo Yacht Clubs Mills
Trophy course.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
SHES CALLED
STORMY WEATHER

You looking at STORMY Weather" 55-foot yawl,
rammlng her way into head winds and She's about
the most famous built, and this week
announcement made that Henry BOdman Is bringing
her to Detroit from Baltimore this summer where he
bought her from Bill IAbrot Stormy Is fvetime winner
Of the Miami race victor the Newport to Nor
vsy race In 1887 and Bermuda race winner In 1886.
Photo By Resented
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
RIVAL MANAGERS

Lou BOudreau, manager Of the Cleve-
land Indians paid visit to his old friend,
Steve O'Nelll, Tiger pilot, who is at Ford
Hospital. Lou and Steve became great
friends In Buffalo when Steve was
managing the Bisons and Lou and Ray
Mack were his star infielders. Steve is
suffering from arthritis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

by herself Ike The lady she IS.
But if Bodman is going 10 stick
10 his cruising then he won't be
getting along with Stormy be-
cause she'll want 10 be going 10
Mackinac too with those other
queens. Royono Windigo, Bitten
Estrellita, Vitesse, Apache, Whis-
per, Kathmar, etc.
Stormy recently was given her
honorable discharge after a trick
in coast guard sub patrol work.
Bodnan Is no newcomer TO sail
ing. He owned the schooners
Abenaki. Malabar " and Bril-
liant. He gave the local Sea
Scout organization Malabar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Cubs Defeat
4 TO ;

PITTSBURGH. April p OUP)-
Bill NicholsonS double against the
right field screen in the seventh
inning scored Phil Cavarretta with
the run that gave the Cubs a q
10 3 victory over the Pittsburgh
ptra.oe .odau
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
CINCINNATI

Totals 81 7I25 10 Totals - ear 8
IOns out when winning run scored.
aBatted for Bysriy IN seventh.
Cincinnati 0Ol oi0 ooo-7
St Louis o1o 900 1ol-s
Runs-Clay 2. Sanders, Marion 2. Errors
heSner Wahl. Runs batted in-MArion. Ber-
gsmo. Hopp. Upton, Mccormick TWo-baSe
hits-SendeIs, I1pton BerEamo Sacrifice
KurowSki 10 Sanders. Left on baSeS-St Louis
10. Cincinnati IL. Bases on balls-On Don
uFiiy :. or Carter 2. off BurkhArdt !. Struck
out-By Donneily 4. by Carter l. BY BurE-
hArdt 2 Hits-Off Donnelly. : in 6is IN
ninEs OF Byerly. In a. inning. OFF Burk-
hardt. In 2 innings Winning pitcher
Burkhsrdt Losing pitcher-CArtsr umpires
-Jords. ReArdon and Goetz. Time l6.
Attendance--6 $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22


boys used 10
20 S outh 10
take part In
the NiIami-Nas-
Sau and 81. Pc
tersburg-I -Iiava-
ma races, sailing
on such ships as
Starlight. Abe
n a X !, J a V a
Head, Windigo,
Bounty and a
cont ption
E allied Mali
kfr,t
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

leris and Har
old Aliens in
dividusl clas-
sizes at Palm
Be ch an d
Palace, reSpec-
lively, and Inv
GieS tw o-in-
one doubles at
Olympic.
Angileri's is
a x-g a m Q
test across j
alleys for a
81 600 first
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

fve-man tour
nament under
the sponsorship
OF The Detroit
Times coming
up at River
81 d e Recrea-
tion next Sat-
urday and Sun
day. With a
q u alifyin &
round on a to-
tal-pin basis.
semifnals and
finals m n
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
THE GREATER GAME
IHE 9REAIER eAME By Edgs- Heys.
Survives Wars Perils,
Injuries Self in Softball
BY Edgar Hayes

Capt Don Robinson speedy little habac for the University
of Michigan and in the air forces in Italy in
hospital After being rescued from crash and having several
other escapes Don fell victim softbal An
injured knee has shelved him for than month.
Two old friends widely separated theates
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Cards Beat Reds
In Ninth, 81
Photo By Resented

ST LOUIS, April q CUP)-
Johnny Hopps single with the
bases loaded and one out in the
ninth inning gave the St Louis
Cardinals a 3-2 victory over the
Cincinnati Reds today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
in 9Th Gives
Giants Victory
FiIipowicz Hits II
TO Beat Dodgers

NEW YORK, April 21 GNS)-
A fifth inning home run by Steve
Filipowicz with one on today gave
the New York Giants the margin
OF victory in a 3 70 2 victory over
the BROOKLYN Dodgers
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

prize May 4-5-6. Aliens an eight
game across Is May 5 through
u for $500 top. Gies' event
also carries a $500 first award,
competitors being allowed TO roll
four games twice aeFess two sets
of alleys together, or with a diff
ferent partner. Jim Jackson
Herb Mertens and Fred Hlrtzel
are handling the shows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

Dave Sloss. Don Van Pelt. Fred
die Fisher. Rex Jacobs, Bob Kerr,
Fred Temple, Johnny Kountz
Herm Petzold. the late Mason
Rumney, Boh Bryant. Eddie
WunSch, George Schaeffer and
Howard Finch crewcd on those
wagons and chased Stormy as she
won FIVE races TO Nassau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
THREE STAND OUT
NINE ON SATURDAY

Ray Bernard's Archway Recrea-
tion, Buster Lucido's Busters, Bert
Barker's Hagen's. Gus Tytecas
Hamel Bros, Algo Novallo's II. r.
Kruger, Omar Herppich'S Ross
Five, Lester FEEDERS Standard,
Jack Roberts Five and Andy Kon-
kolys Massey's Viii do the Class
A firing next 81 rday.
Doubles and sffAies competition
also will continue daily at the
Palmer Park Recreation. the reg
ulars launching their title drives
Nav ----
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Spariing
No Pins
Keen Competition
Seen in industrial
BY HAROLD KAHL

Keen competition will be on
the fire with 4S teams entered in
the Industrial Recreation Asso-
citation of Detroit's first all-star
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Pirates today.
PITTSBI RGH

TutnI 80 Is II ~ Iofeu 5o ! = 4 y
aBAtted for saver IN ninth
bBAtted FOR Cutuns IN eighth.
Gran for Sslksd IN ninth.
dBAtied for Poe in seventh
sBGited for Sty!nceNch IN ninth
Chicsro 100 200 l0n-4
PittSbufgh 20l 600 oOO-3
Funs-Hsck Csvtrttts nicholson Sausr
Barrett, Elliott ETrou-Zst Barrett
Flliott Runs bttted in-CtyIrs'ts EIiott.
q Bnsn 2 PsEo. Nicholson. TWo-base hits
johnson. Nicholson. 1nree. base hits-Hsck
E.Ilott stolen bsus-Bsgrett. Ssrritces--
ZaE OBnen. johnson. Double p.ays-Zss
20 DAShigren CAvsreitI 20 Hughes. Left on
bs,ss-ChicsEo Il. Pittsburgh 9. Bases Or
bsns-on DerTinEsr = off krincevieh
STRUCK out-By DsrinIsr !. BY Roe 4, BY
Strinosvich !. Hits-on Roe IL In in
ninss. eff stYtneevieh . IN innings LosinG
pltohsr-Rcs. Unpircs-sssu, Conlon and
barr. ANsndance-1.sh paid, les eerv-
irennNn
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
City Attracts
"a A Teams
3 Stand Out Sunday
at HalI-Dodds

Two dozen more Class A teams
will make their bids for glory and
prize money in the city bowling
tournament at fIaii-Dodds Recrea-
tion this week, the biggest attack
being scheduled for this Sunday
with 10 on the drives.
Leo Aliens Bud Maxi OF the
Ferndale Junior House will be the
first at 1890. Frank Babis'
Baynes, Mervin Klein's Bolduc,
Bertram Lange's Farmer Univer-
sal, Ted Puckett's Kars. George
Cassels Melvindale. Larry Huns
Perino, all of the In nter-City
Classic League; Robert Shay's
and Ora Crego's Auto
motive will follow at $50 p. m.
THREE STAND OUT
In this group Bud Maxi, Bolduc
and KarS loom as the most for
Harry Laskys Log Cabin
Recreation is billed at 7:30. The
regulars will be inactive both
Monday and Tuesday before Ed
Terlecki's Your Five and Lanis
Robbins Whittier of the Eastern
Travelling appear Wednesday.
Otto Auch's Enterprise. one of
the better teams in Wurm's House.
will go to bat Thursday followed
by Sy Schemansky's Whites of
the Eastern Travelling and Fred
Miller's Rainbow Recreation of
the Metro Classic on Friday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Three Of Interest

Three events Just around the
corner at the close OF another
great season that are bound TO
attract the stars are Joe Angi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
SHE'S A LADY

She never won the st. Pete trip
but Bill Labrot, who sold her 10
Bodman, used 10 say that you
could point Stormy towards Mas
sau and she'd 20 there but quick
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
BRookLYS

dRIn ioE owen In ninth
Brooklyn 600 600 1911
New York 100 o2O OOI-s
Puns-Hlrt 2 Pucksr OFT FtlipouicI PunI
batted mot. TinpUwicI ?. S.Anty ,. Two
base hits -- Rucker. TtiipoEirI Kerr. Mart
Home -Eln==Elllp lpoKiez-SAeE 4f4seE-GNe4- Has
mann. Rossn Double play Hart 10 StAnky
90 Gaiau Hsusmknn 10 Kerr 20 Wslntraub
Kerr go Wsintfsub Isft on bsses-BrpokIyn
II. Ns~ YORK 10 Bass 90 bAls-Or VolSsllt
.. OF Cha pmtn StrucE out-Ry VOissrs (
by Chapman , by Pfunc I Hiit-=Dff Chtp
man IN innings off Pfund o IN In
ninu III BY plf~hsr-By Pfund FilireNIr7
l.osinI pitchsr-Chapmsn Unpires- Pa 40 ~
FAINT BogFess and Pineiu. Time-2l3. At
iendAncs-- o 76O
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
BY George E. Van
SPINDRlFT
New Ship No Stranger
To Local Racing Shippers

There was than furry of excitement among the sail
that Henry Bodman
Stormy Weather this II like telling baseball
fan that the Tigers signed Joe DiNsggio Ted Williams
The 55-foo yawl TO Detroit yachsmen few
whom things dandy
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

.dheH par III lHTee major Battles pIaye
Africa and visited the Pope in Rome.
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Rev. Neff To Address
Episcopalians Today

The Rev. Edgar R. Neff, of At
lanta, Georgia, Field Representa- :
tive in the Fourth Province, for
the National Council of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church, will arrive
in Wilmington today for series of
meetings with Episcopalians in
this district, in the interests of the
Reconstruction and Advance Fund
of the Church. =.
The Episcopal Church is beginn-
ing this month the collection of a
minimum of $4,000, 100000 to restore
Church properties destroyed in
war areas and make possible an
aggressive missionary campaign
in foreign lands.
Mr.. Neff will address meeting
of women at st. James parish
house this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
James Church has invited Episco-
pal women of Wilmington and any
other interested persons to hear
this address.
After this meeting the Rector's
Reserve auxiliary will serve sill
yer tea in the parish office. The
proceeds of this tea will 60 for the
missionary work of the Church.
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Miss Katie Murray,
Missionary, Will
Speak On Monday

The Woman's Missionary Socie-
ty of Temple Baptist church will
meet at the church Monday, De-
cember 10 at 8 pm, at which
time Miss Katie Murray will speak
on her work as a missionary in
China.
Miss Murray, a native of North
Carolina, was appointed mission
airy to China by the Southern Bap-
fist convention in 1922. She was
educated at Meredith college and
Woman's Missionary Union Traip-
ing school. From 1923 until 1914
she was in Chengchow, Nonan,
China where she was engabed in
evangilistic work. She is a resi-
dent of Raleigh until she returns
to the Orient.
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zerr-Pretlow
Invitations
Issued Here

.4otions have been received
Wilmington reading as follows;
in W md Mrs. Mayburn Leslie Kerr
Mr. - sl,u the honor OF your
l presence
It 'ne Marguerite Naomi
roel Cook Pretlow, Jr.
c,rtain, Army of the United
e's States
Oh Saturday, the fifteenth of
V'' December
.I,eteen hundred and forty-flye
n', .t six o'clock in the evening
d. HI Headquarters Chapel
canp Shelby, Mississippi
ne usati Immediately following
l. As ceremony at Station Compile
n ment officers club
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Miss Westbrook,
Lieut.. Underwood
To Wed Saturday

The wedding of Miss Eleanor
Westbrook and Lieut.. Thomas A.
Underwood will be solemnized
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at st. Andrews-Covenant Presby-
terrain church.
Miss Westbrook will have as her
only attendant her sister, Miss
Maude Westbrook, as maid-of-
honor. Clyde E. Copely, Jr., of
Durham will attend as best man
and ushers will be Lieut.. Glen
say S. Grewe and Staff Sgt. Les
lie M. Page, Jr.
The Rev. Eugene Witherspoon,
pastor Of the church, will perform
the ceremony.
Immediately following the re-
hearsals this evening a cake cut.
ting will be held at the home Of
the bride.
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Mayor LaGuardia Signs
One-Year Radio Contract

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-R-Mayor
LaGuardia today signed one-year
contract by which Liberty Maya
zine will sponsor his Sunday night
broadcasts over 1913 stations Of the
American Broadcasting company
from $3.50 to GAS Eastern Standard
Time, starting on Jan. 6.
The size of the contract was not
disclosed at the brief City Hall
signing ceremonies, but when edi-
tor Edward Maher was asked if
LaGuardia's salary would amount
to at least 100000, he replied
chats low.''
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RECORDER GRANTS
DOUBT TO DRIVER

Charles W. Cause, Conway. S.
c., charged with driving while
intoxicated last Thanksgiving
night was granted leniency by
Judge Winfield Smith when he ap-
peared in Recorders court for hear
ing yesterday morning. A veteran
of the armed forces with duty in
the South Pacific, the defendant
stated that he contracted malaria
while serving there and that he IS
still under the doctors care.
Judge Smith dismissed the case,
explaining that he was giving
Cause the benefit Of doubt, due
to his conduct in court. G. David
Jones, Sheriff of New Hanover
county appeared as a character
witness for Cause.
According to the arresting Of
ficers, Cause was stopped after
he had been noticed driving in
rather insecure manner. They
claimed he was in no shape to
drive a car and arrested him on
the stated charges.
Norman Matthews, Negro, who
yesterday received one year on the
county roads when appearing be-
fore the Recorders court on
charges of stealing a suit and over
coat from the Ideal Cleaning com
pany, this morning had 3o-day
| Jail sentence added to his original
sentence when round guilty of
third charge of stealing a pair OF
trousers.
Mrs: Josephine LAHORE, who
yesterday was given until nightfaH
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PERSONALS

Capt. George W. Bethel arrived
Wednesday night from Fort Bragg,
where he received his terminal
leave after three and half years
duty in the European theatre.
Capt. Bethel is now with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. P. Beth
ell at their home in Glen Arden.
1t. Colonel Irwin D. Roth, with
the Army of Occupation in Ger
many. has arrived to spend a forty
five day leave with his wife and
family at their home on Colonial
Village.
w. L. Farmer is a patient at
James Walker Memorial hospital.
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Eleanor Westbrook,
Bride-Elect, Feted

Miss Mary Bland and Miss Mary
elizabeth Johnson, entertained
honoring Miss Eleanor Westbrook,
brlde-elect of Saturday.
Guests were invited for cocktails
at the home of Miss johnson and
went from there to Trails Inn on
the sound for an oyster roast. Miss
Westbrook vas presented with a
corsage of red roses. Later in the
evening bridge was enjoyed at the
home of Miss Bland at which time
Miss Westbrook was showered with
many gifts. High scorer was Mrs.
c. E. Jurgensen, second high and
travelling prize was won by Mrs.
E. w. johnson.
Guests included: Miss Westbrook
and her fiance, 1t. Underwood.
Mrs. J. A. Westbrook, Mrs. C. E.
Jurgensen. Mrs. E. w. johnson,
Mrs. ]. F. Applewhite, Jr., Mrs.
|. D. Kirk and Miss Isabel Nc
IlVain.
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Woman's Missionary
Society Will Meet
For Day OF Prayer

The Woman's Missionary Socie-
ty of the First Baptist church will
meet this morniny at II o'clock in
the ladies parlor Of the church for
a Day of Prayer for Foreign Mis-
sions. Lunch will be served in the
recreation hall. Ladies of the
church and community are invit-
ed.
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New York Restauranters
Indicted In Tax Cases

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-P-Henry
Lustig, 81, president and owner
of the Longchamps Restaurant,
and four associates were indicted
today by a Federal grand jury
on charges of wilfully attempting
to evade income and excess pro-
fits taxes of $685. 66 allegedly
due the government from seven
corporations comprising the Long
champs chain.
U. S. Attorney John F. x. Nc
Gohey said the sum, which rep
resented taxes for the years 1870
A inclusive, was the largest ever
recorded in an indictment. filed in
the southern Federal District of
New York.
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California Dock Fire
Does $l,000,OOO Damage

LONG BEACH, Calf, Dec. g.
R-Fire continued today beneath
the Consolidated Steel company S
outfitting dock here after causing
damage at upwards of $1,000, 600.
More than 1000 firemen fought
the blaze, which broke out late
last night, swept the QUILTING dock
and damaged two Navy vessels.
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Ministering Circle
Sale Opens Today

The Ministering Circles annual
Christmas sale will open this
morning at II o'clock at the Ameri-
can Legion home, Third and Dock
streets, and is open to the public.
All types Of Christmas gifts will
be on sale.
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Woman's Bible Class
Will Have Christmas
Party This Evening

Tho Woman's Bible class of the
r,rst Baptist church will meet to-
- mi At 8 o'clock with Mrs. E. P.
Brock. lO3 North 18th street.
rro,,n Two will entertain and the
,,oo+ing will be held in the form of
o Christmas party.
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MEDICOs SPREAD FAME

NEW ORLEANS, La. WD-New
Orleans is gaining prominence as
a medical center for Latin Amer
cha.
So said Roberto Sandoval, ply
sician at the Santo Tomas Hospi-
tai in Panama City, when he Wis
tied local medical schools and
hospitals recently.
'We have IS graduate doctors OF
Tulane University in the Santo
Tomas hospital alone" he pointed
out.