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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-12
Service Briefs

VETERANS BENEFITS -
Scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives.
Consult Baysrd Buchen. dlree-
tor Council OF Veterans A..
fairs, American Legion Home,
III Q Huron st., YpslIanti.
First Sergeant Clarence Neumann
recently received his Army dis.
charge after serving 81 months in
the Aleutian Islands. Sg:. Neumann
lives with his parents at 60iO Willis
Road.
AiC Kenneth M. Stroll has been
honorably discharged from the Ar.
my Air Forces al Baer Field, Ind.
He is the son OF Roy V. Stroll, 80 s.
Grove St.. a graduate OF Ypsilanti
High School, and wears the good
conduct medal.
Pfc. Harry Walton has been hon
orably discharged from the Army
Air Forces at Baer Field. He is the
son OF Fred W. Walton, North
Summit st. He was employed al
the Summit Grocery before enter
ing the service. He served over
seas 26 months in the American
Theater OF Operations as a radar
operator. His brother. Cpl. Albert
Walton is In the medical corps.
Cpl. John r. Haynes arrived home
this morning from Camp Grant
Illinois to spend a three day pass
with his wife at 201 Wallace Blvd.
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GYMNASIUM GAY WITH
COLOR FOR FORMAL DANCE

The Ypsilanti High School gym.
nasium was gayly decorated with
streamers in rainbow colors, and
on each side OF the entrance and
in the corners were corn shocks.
q reminder OF the autumn season.
Saturday evening for the Order OF
Rainbow for Girls. semi-formal
dance. Streamers and a large rain.
bow decorated the stand for the mu.
sicians, which were William
Hopck's orchestra OF seven pieces.
Refreshments OF punch and shee.
cakes in pink and white were
served by Misses Elaine Hunt. Mo.
ma Rice. Chsrline Niles and Joan
spannuth. Misses Elaine Hunt and
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Dinner at Lincoln
For Danes. Faculty
of Normal College

The Michigan State Normal Col.
lege Faculty. together with the
Faculty Danes. enjoyed an inform
al dinner Saturday night at Lincoln
School. The party was arranged
by the Faculty Women's Club and
the Faculty Danes. Dinner was
served TO $50 in the cafeteria OF
the school which was attractively
decorated with fall flowers.
Guests were welcomed by Miss
Grace Skinner. president OF the
Faculty Women's Club and Mrs.
Carl Erikson, president OF the Fac.
ulty Danes, The program OF the
evening opened with a group OF
songs by the Girls Chorus OF the
Lincoln High School under the di.
rection of Miss Bertha Mcclellan.
They sang The Strife is Ger, the
Battle Done. a Russian lullaby,
and a folk song from the "Beggar's
Opera. Delightful variety was
given to their presentation by the
choral readings. Lullaby in the
Modern Manner, "a Prayer to St.
Catherine. and Sophomore Phil.
osophy".
For the second portion OF the
program. Professor Henry Owens
entertained the group with n vivid
and humorously presented account
OF his experiences IN Africa and
Europe while in government service
during the war.
Committees arranging the affair
we're: for Faculty Danes, Mrs
Paul Elliott. chairman, Mines, FL,
ton Rynearson. William Fitch, E
W. Waugh. Perry Brundage, James
Glasgow. Lawrence Dunning, John
Sellers and Carl Lndegren; and
for the Faculty Women's Club, Miss
Ethel OConnor. chairman. Miss
Sadie Tow. Mrs. Betty Sulenta
Miss Mary Martin, Miss Virginia
Wielandy, and Miss Dorothy James
Mothers To Meet
The regular meeting OF the
Mothers Club OF Woodruff School
will be held at the school Tuesday
D. m. with DR.. A. F. Milford a:
principal speaker. Dr.. Milford's
talk will be on the subject o. health
and will be accompanied by illustra
tive motion pictures.
Hostesses for the evening will be
Mrs. Roy Burgess. Mrs. Clarence
Lincoln. Mrs. Lowell Bellen, and
Mrs. Mark Tulley.
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Lewis; bass. Rex Riley. Beverly
Granger; flute. Doris McNabb, Ju'
dith Osburn: oboe, Irene Patterson.
Dorothy Laing; clarinet, Lorne
Kennedy. Dick Ohlinger; horn.
Betty Scrivens. Margaret Everett:
trumpet. Betty Highstreet, Bruce
Poster, Glenadine Haas. Dorothy
Leng: trombone. Shirley Dalglelsh.
Jean LaPointe. VanEetti NJ. Ham
ilton; percussion. Elaine Hunt,
Mary Casey.
Included in the Sunday concert
will be Haydn's 18th symphony,
THE Queen Morton Gould's Paw.
anne" and the Slavonic Rhapsody
No. . by Friedman.
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Mona Rice took tickets at the door.
The committees who arranged
the very successful party were
Misses Marjory Smith, Frances
Wolters, Marlene Mo;fe.t. Patricia
Webb. Doris Hubbard. Aileen
Browning and Mary Lou Camp.
decorations; Misses Sue Eddings
and Donna Crawford, entertain.
ment; Marjory Bell. ANGELA Niles,
refreshments. MarIory Bell,
Doris Hubbard. Marian Aid.
rich. ANGELA and .Charline Niles.
cleanup: Doris Hubbard and Mar.
jory Smith. invitations; Mrs. Bert
Hubbard and Mrs. J. p. Cooper,
tickets.
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PLAY Pedro

There were nine tables in play
at the pedro party sponsored by
the Auxiliary, Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, in Veterans Hall. Saturday
evening. Mrs. Elsie Woodwork.
pas; president o. Detroit Auxiliary.
302, was a guest. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Joseph Block, Mrs.
Dora Gould, Thomas Ray. and Leo
Hammond, with door prize to Mrs.
Corda Hill. The next pedro party
will be Nov. "a with Mrs. Ethyl
Youngs, Mrs. Laurain and Mrs
Pauline Williams in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stuart and
family, Crosse Pointe. visited with
his mother Mrs. Anna Stuart, Gil
Washtenaw Ave. Sunday.
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NeedleWork Gifts
Pass Thousand Marx

The secretary OF the Needlework
Guild, Mrs. Atwood McAndrew, re-
ported a total OF 1912 articles, do
mated by organizations and groups
in the city. These were collected,
checked and distributed among
seven agencies at the annual In
gathering. Friday at the Ladies'
Literary Club house.
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Along the Street

Robert Bailey, son Of Mrs. Ora
Bailey, East Side Variety, and Mrs.
Bailey are getting settled in their
new home on Harding Ave. Mr..
Bailey is a recent discharge from
the armed forces.
For special treat. try Superior
Hot Fudge Sundaes. Superior Food
and Fountain Store, 5ll w. Cross.
St.-Ady. 'lll4S
William Davis. Meyer Fletcher
Studio, visited over the week end
on the campus OF Dennison Unlyer'
sity in Ohio.
City Camera Shop, 207 W. Cross
will open Friday evenings until
Christmas. Adv. 'l1l4S
r. ]. Lance has been put on the
staff OF the Washtenaw Farmers
Oil Company. Mrs. Lance has been
a member OF the STAFF for several
weeks.
Miles Beauty Shop. sos W
Cross. is featuring ANON Cold
Waves, SO and Sl5.--adv. HAS
AL DeOtte, LAMAR Thumm,
Phelps Grouse, and Morgan Abbey
plan to leave Tuesday for a deer
hunting trip to northern Michigan.
They will stay at the DeOtte cot.
tage at Fife Lake.
Miss Dorothy Goss is a new EN-.
ploye az the Superior Food and
Fountain Store.
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The Salvation Army


8 s. Park st.
Captain Vernon Vie. officer in
charge.
Monday, 1880 p. m.-Special Mu-
steal Program presented by choir
from the Second Baptist Church.
Awards for faithful attendance In
Sunday School during the past year
will be presented.
Tuesday: 1880 p. m. - Womens
Circle.
Wednesday: 1880 p. m.-Prayer
Meeting.
Wednesday. 8 p. m.-Midweek
Worship Service.
Friday: 1880 .. m.-Street Serv-
ice michigan at Washington.
Monday evening. 1880. at the Sal
walton Army, s. Park St. the
Young Peoples Annual will be con-
Quoted, at which time awards for
faithful attendance in Sunday
School during the past year will be
presented. A special musical pro-
gram will be presented by choir
members from the Second Baptist
Church. The public is cordially in.
vited.
Mary Ann Steftens. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Steftens. was
christened at st. Johns Church.
Sunday afternoon. Father William
Hoerauf officiating. Mrs. Kenneth
Macdonald. Ypsilant. and Frank
Hess. Detroit. were sponsors. A
family dinner was enjoyed at the
La Gondola where covers were laid
for fourteen guests. tapers and
beautiful flowers decorating .he
table. Out OF the city guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. August Keller. Dear.
born, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hess,
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Birthday Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Rausch and
family attended a birthday dinner
at Blissfield Sunday. Three peo-
pie were honored including Floyd
Rausch. Jr. Miss Minnie Rausch,
Detroit, accompanied them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-12

The sacrament Of baptism was
administered at First Methodist
Church Sunday morning. the Rev.
Walter B. Heyler officiating, for
Judy Ann Thompson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Huber. Thompson:
Sandra Lee Wagner and Nancy Lou
Wagner. daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Wagner, Jr.; Bruce Allen
Yates. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Yates; and William Ray Ziegler,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Zieg-
Ter. Also, the sacrament was ad
ministered for Roland f. Borg.
stadt. while HIS family knelt a.
the altar with him. New members
will be received Sunday.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance
1880 p. m.-Wednesday, midweek
prayer meeting.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-12
Fine Points in Bridqe

West won with the A and re-
turned the club 10 to the A. The
heart X furnished Z club discard
and the diamond hnesse was tried.
West won It, setting the contract.
At another table, South gave
himself two chances to make the
contract, II West had the heart A.
Besides the diamond hnesse. he
also planned to make II II clubs
were divided three.three between
the defenders. After the club K
won. he scored the spade K and
led his heart. which the A took.
West returned q spade to the Q.
and South now was ready to pre-
serve the spade A for = late en-
try. instead OF using It at once.
To the hfth trick, he led the club
I. scoring the A, then discarded
q club on the heart X. Now blank
In clubs, he was able To run the 8,
lead to the spade 4 and discard
the diamond J on the club 8. No
tice that. II the clubs had not di.
vided, he could have tried the dia.
mond nnesse right after his Lead
to the spade A.
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The cost OF war 10 one thInu--ths
oost OF victory another. Meet the
Victory cost by Investing In Victory
Loan Series "E" Bonds.
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Calvary eaptlst Church

Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.-Mid.
week service.
Thursday, 1880 .. m.-Young Peo-
pies Bible Study and choir prac-
lice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-12

The Church Should Like to
Build was the topic for discus
sion Of the Methodist Youth Eel
lowship Sunday evening. Robert
Chapelle led the discussion. and
George Everett led the worship on
the same theme. During business
meeting Jean Karlin Johnson was
elected treasurer of the group. At
the close OF the evening all went %
the recreation room for games and
refreshments.
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Church Briefs
PlIarIm Holiness Church

Thursday, 1880 p. m.-Prayer and
Bible Study.
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TWO STRINGS BEAT ONE

IT IS ALWAYS better 70 have
two strings to your bow II you
can. especially II the extra string
u available without having to
eliminate the Identical same origi.
nal one. But some declarers seem
not to recognize that principle.
Often q hand offers two different
plays to try for the contract. II
you try q certain one Of those
plays nrst and II fails. you still
have the other available. But II
you try the plays In the wrong
order. and the hrst doesn't work,
you are licked and can't even at.
tempt the other.
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Detroit. Mary Ann received many
beautiful gifts.
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Assembly OF God Church
East Michigan at Prospect.

ID. G. Foote. Pastor.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. m.-Beginning
OF Revival Services conducted by
Evangelist and Mrs. r. W. Prince
OF Boston, Mass.
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II u quite clear. after the club
Q lead. that South must lose q
trick in hearts. 80 must prevent
the loss Of q trick In diamonds or
clubs. One deciarer In the dupli-
cate game saw that, II West had
the heart A. winning the diamond
finesse would be all he required.
20 based his hopes on that. TAX
ing the club lead with the X. he
ran three spades and led his heart.
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BUNGALOW
on loke St. Clair

Lawyers Bldg. Nj. Clemens. Phon'
1921 days 2973 any time.
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Farm Fresh Market
1860 n Cratic, Bet. Joy ana Hall Rd
Gorden Supplies

CLOSING out our eubre line OF
Northern Grown Nursery Stock. Ever
green's 25ee off. Towering Shrubs and
Vines ACC All Fruit Trees a9c. Peonies.
all colors. 3 for 100. Field grown
perenni7ls 35c box: Dahlias for 81 90;
Gladioli Bulbs soc doZ
We now have fun line 81 Vegetable
and Annual Flower Plants Vines.
Plants and Flowers for Porch and
window Boxes Seeds. Vigoro and
Sprays. Phone 1892 Open evenings and
sundays Gratiot Garden Supply, ga ~
Gratiot AZ JOY Blvd c
Roseville 0l76 TF
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farm and Deiry Products H-io Rodios

CALIFORNIA Wonder peppers and
eggplants by dozen or by the sash,
1921 Romeo Plank road. julius Ryn-
CERT. A.
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SEVEN room house; one acre on paw
ed road. $500: 900 down. s35
month. 30l7 Shook road. Al
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SIX TONS OF straw: Rural-russet
seed potatoes and Chippewas SIS Wits
key road, "a mile west OF North ave
nue.. Al
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HUGHES REAL ESTAT|

Crstiof 81 10 Mile Rd. Roseville 1901
UTICA ROAD AT IA MILE FRASER
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ST. CLAIR SHORES

Five ana bath basement; gas; hot
mir furnace; garage; chicken coop: lot
50xl50; house years old near Har-
per, between 9 and 10 Mile roads
So 300; terms.
Brick 5 and bath down: 3 and bath
up; basement; recreation room: ga
rage; large chicken coop. fruit and
shade trees. LOT l50xl90.
CHICAGO ROAD
Near Warren beautiful 3 acre estate
large COLONIAL home: all tile bath and
kitchen; steam heat: fire place; barn:
chicken coop; tool shed; garage and
other bldgs, all in excellent condition
SIS 300: terms
DETROIT
Gra.iot-7 Mile; and bath; stoker
hot air furnace; fire place; 2/3 acre
land; second place from Gratot
So 900; So, 900 down.
FRASER
u acre: newly decorated S-room
house; large chicken coop -s4, 500;
81 900 down.
8 and bath; part basement; large lot;
located near center of Fraser-S4, 500:
81 500 down.
EAST DETROIT
lot 90xl26; near Gratiot--s5. 100: terms.
ROSEVILLE
Vacant nice ) rooms and bath; excel
lent condition; garage; close 10 Gratiot
"a 300; sl,250 down: includes carpet
and venetian blinds.
Six and bath basement; hot air fur
mace; house only years old; garage:
chicken coop; 2 lots 2nd block from
Gratiot-SG, 500: terms
u acre: large home: basement: fur
mace: garage: near Gratiot and Mar
tin road--s7 900: So $50 down.
and bath; sun porch; oil hot water
furnace; garage: near Gratiot-S4, go;
$3.50 down.
- acre; 5-room house: garage -
So, 200; one-half down.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP
Very attractive home: only years
old; and bath: 4 lots; chicken coop
$4,000; terms.
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
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WANTED
SAUESlAOY

For mems furnishing department.
Apply Office. Priehs Mercantile. Al
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In MemoViom As
IN LOVING memory OF son. Donald
S,arkey who died four years ago June
1st.
Memories are treasures that no one
can steal
Death is a heartache that nothing can
heal.
Some may forget you now you are gone
But we shall remember no matter now
long.
Sadly missed by Father, Mother.
Sister, and Family. l.
IN LOVING memory OF our dear son.
Harry, who passed away one year ago
today, June !, l0+4 Sadly missed by
his father and mother. sisters and bro
thers-Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Eschen-
burg. and Family.
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WOMAN over 25 for homework and
cooking. SIS week: room and board;
references required. Phone 1881. Mrs.
Munt. TT
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2-bedroom all year round home on
Clinton river overlooking Lake ST.
Clair: 30 Il. river frontage-s7, 500:
terms.
Summer cottage on Conger Bay:
beautiful LOTS. 500; En- terms.
40 e.. building lots on Huron ave
Buy now for your future home; only
s495: $3.50 down; balance $40 monthly.
i26xl50 n business frontage on North
avenue and Huron avenue. $50 per n.
$500 down; balance $40 monthly. Will
divide 10 suit.
2 acres: q miles from town: city wa
ter: near school. Buy now for your
future farm home-s550 per acre: En-
terms.
4-room cottage; conger Bay Drive:
lake privileges: only $3.50 terms.
SINGLE house 3 BEDROOMS: Jones
street. near Gratiot --s6.5o0: $500
down.
Threc-room cottage: lake privileges
81 $50.
Modern room brick: oil heat: 10,
75xl5o--sl2. 500. $1,000 down: can be
converted into 2-fsmly; location; Crock
or Blvd
5 acre farm: modern 5-room home
20x20 garage: i2xl9 brooder house
$1,000; 50. 500 down: II miles from Mt
Clemens
We specialize In lake and river from
tage.
STAN BARRON
Phone M. Clemens 2052: Res. $500 c
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WOMAN for kitchen work. Beusch-
Ein's Tavern. 4+06 South River road.
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Wanted to Rent -
y.Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.

'NSa'tt W.
40 Macomb 81. Pm. e7li-7oi5 Mt. Glenn
ems
A REAL BUY apartment house on
Lincoln avenue; owners living down
on one side; complete with baths; util-
ity stoves and all conceivable equip
ment for the maintenance OF nice COM
Portable homes; full basement; stoker
heat: 2-car garage; plenty of garden
space: flowers and fruit.
s-room income on Edgewater near
Masonic Blvd. up and down: large
lot l50x250: paved road electricity:
water gas and sewer; plenty OF fruit
and garden space near school. Price
Sc. 900: So 500 down.
FOR THE convenience OF those who
are daily employed our real estate Of
flee will remain open every Monday
evening from TO p. m, during the
summer months.
About 5la acres facing on Jefferson
avenue and Crocker Blvd, and the
lake-sl5, 900; half down.
Home on Broadway: rooms down
with bath; large pantry; large bed
rooms up with unfinished room; plen-
~ closets 4 rooms in basement with
all conVeniences including toilet -
81 900; half cash.
Beautiful light brick residence on
Crocker Blvd, rooms including two
bed rooms down; upper dandy. but
not finished; new oil furnace; extra
toilet in complete basement; must be
inspected "a be appreciated. lot 75Xl50
Price $4,000. Terms.
Real buy on Moross near Cass: 4
large rooms and bath down: 3 lovely
rooms and bath up; basement with hot
air furnace: cement walks; lawn and
plenty of flowers. Can be used as sin
Gle house or as income with up or
down. Priced TO sell at $500 with
terms.
Corner M-97 and Butler road for
sale consisting of ga acres; 10 room
modern home: hot air heat. bath: fine
basement: new roof sided with John
Mansfield white shingles: good barn
with new roof: 600 feet on Clinton riv-
feet on Butler and MOT: bounded on
east by city limits OF Mt Clemens.
Very productive soil; priced TO sell.
Lumley-Jo hnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
40 Macomb ST. Phone 67ll-70l5 C
FIVE rooms and utility: about an
acre of land; house in beautiful condi-
tion-si ESQ c
3-famly apartment and jsnitor's
quarters; completely furnished for
$50 per month.
Year around cottage: 2 bed rooms;
Schmidts SUBJ s rooms; bath: garage;
all fenced in. on cut. with cupboard
motor and boat, SIS 600
II you wish 20 sell your property for
cash lis, il with me.
John M Greiner
Cos Monitor lie adler Bldg. Phone 2432.
ACRE lots on New Baltimore road,
u mile east of Gratot.
Down town store building for rent.
HERE is a business for you: a going
shoe repair business with 6 room
house.
LOOK at No. 243 S. Broadway and
make me an offer. Lot 5lx200 Good
garden soil. fruit trees Show you in
side any time. Full basement, steam
heat.
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Wanted TO Buy

Black dirt for flowers ard snrubbery:
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nv HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, AUG "a - ~ -
That racket you must near ism |
another atomic bombing-lust
Jimmy Johnston, the atom with
the iron at, explaining how
Archie Moore really won maj
fight in Cleveland "Wednesday
even though he was counted out
. the affair proves the WIS
dom Of the rule requiring
fighter 10 go to a neutral corner
after scoring knockdown :
You may be able 10 see the DIT
ference tonight with walter
weight champ Red Cochrane
takes on Rocky Grazlano, VINO
tagged him decisively the last
time out Cochrane owns a
beverage parlor but never has
been behind the counter-whlch
distinguishes him from some
fighters who have been known
10 own bars and work them from
either side some sort OF a
long distance prize ought 10 DC
awarded in next weeks national
tennis championships to Sgt
frankie Parker, who flew IN
from Guam TO defend his title,
and Navy 1t Ed Moylan, VINO
won the championship of Ire
land a few weeks ago.
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Newhouser TO Seek
Victory from, Tribe

the bat of Mayo Smith, letting
the ball dribble through the in
field for two bases. Roy Cullen
bine then misjudged Bill Nc
Gees liner. which sailed over
his head for another double,
scoring Smith. Ed Boron made
a diving stop of Dick Siebert's
Grounder but threw wildly to
Rudy York at first, Smith count
ing the tying run on the error.
Cullenbine's walk in the Tiger
sixth, followed by York's single
to center and Skeeter Webb's
squeeze play bunt that went for
a hit, put across Detroit's win
ming run and pinned the defeat
on Don Black, who gave 10 hits.
Extra-base blows helped the
Tigers TO their first three runs,
Doc Cramer poking q double to
center in the fourth, scoring on
a loud triple by Cullenbine, who
crossed the plate a moment lat
er on York's hit to center.
Jim Outlaw doubled to left
with two away in the fifth and
scored easily on Borom's hit ov.
err second base.