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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HUME tmFNSN E"st>t SSNn NiN..S.
ASPHALT DRIvEWA,Y CIas and 5o PsrkinE lot
LAYING. sanding. finishing. cleaning; par
q qEo s5uff N6 nsnsf VISOR
1 IS sSs MAS Nv roofing, siding, insula-
G 5Gn s' eonT 1si9 = CO. SSl' pa,
CEMENT WORK-stone walls fiagstone
porches and walks. chimney1, hrepifa aces
GENERAL GENERAL M CONTRACTOR, building con.
struction repairing. remodelng, a sp,,ia
t0n, s sfRffslf G pa'4 1852 estimates Tree
GUARASTEED HOME IMPROVEMENTS.
We do papering. painting, asbestos siding
roofing Carpentry and all types of home
Nc eas FED dSRA eoN
TRACING CO, 9l5 New York ave 5 n,w,
MoopERNizE YOUR HOME and add add
basement rooms finished porches inclosed
concrete work. plumbing. decorstlnsii
asbestos siding AND roofns al and ss gHne efe
s snI monfFiy payments, IABoR's HOME
RENoVAT1Nc Co. 1920 Irving st NV
MoDERSIzE YOUR HOME - Porches in in
closed. recreation rooms built, attlcS mn
shed concrete and 6rc Id MOTE and s1orm
arranged DISTRICT RENOVAIORS' gem
eral contractors GE 1851
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs, nome
Yepairs: white mechanics. WORK guaranteed
Call any time. AID. 1929.
PAINTING AND DECORATING-4o yrs,
at making homes brighter: reasonable
rates. for unexcelled workmanship. For
free estimate cali RA. $3.50. or GE. Ssh;'
aftcr pm LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS
SIS emerson 81, NV
IN VIRGINIA-Can PATTERSON -GARDl-
NER CORP. Hobart 4l2c, Johns-Man-
vile roofing sldine insulation; storm WIN
dows. screens, heating remodehng lerms
REMODEL, mooerni7e you1 nome now
terms tree estimate NATIONAL install
LATION CO. $500 Wis. ave WI lSoo
ROOFING, ASBESTOS sldlng Iemodenng
terms, Ills years. SECURITY HoMs
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia ll0s-lll3
Member I'M Home Improvement ouiio
N NV wAsHINGroN - Call PATTERSON
GARDNER CORP, Ho. 1870; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding, insulation; storm WIN
dows. screens. heating. remodehng, Terms
SPECIALIZING in carpentery and remocei
Jobs OF any type, 25 years, experience
white mechanics Lincoln 1873. 50'
IN ROOFING, asbestos siding, comblna-
ton storm sash THE CROSS CO. mem
hers WASH Home Imp Guild CHI. 043l.
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: Easements
Naterproofed. windows caulked. etc. ROB
ERT E PRICE. Republic 1881. 80
HAVE OPENED new home improvement
of1ce: reasonable prices for repairs. tree
estimates, immediate service. Box 322-J.
Star. 'fu
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcent.I

PAPER HANGING and interior painting,
1g4S patt err se Por prompt service G. N
PAPER HANGING. this week only. 81 and
mp per room; 1945 washable, sunfast pa
PapEK HsTE F9sTanteed Gsorsis s4t.
estimates free sND c.li Mr.! BECKETT 4 "G 81
n sns S1s M }oH SsoA 90
PLASTER, concrete. brickwork and wa
tsyp,,NSefing repair; AZ work susrantesd
s541 or Executive 5704. 50
e. jos s. foo small Cali Seiisble piaste!ef.
fLgMBiNG and hsstlng, repairing and re-
P m0dsisf M ASb HEaTNG rep s work
spssialty night and day service. FIR.
RADIOS REPAIRED IN your home ii II POS
RA s6 RaPaIR ssli work pa 0s done in your
%a 1 Rome Leg e 81 6qaa sandss too
mos Honess prsees Fef Ra sfe
s SIS 81 o,1 pm; Friday and Saturday
R ISi hG repairs. any make, any
time; household. commercial and air-cen-
Phone q EssE R fsEfsf 70 Ra
fPf IL i1 SERVICE, specialize in
ing. Call no. 1871. so
ROOFING, quick service; leaks, slate, COM
position. guttering and spoutlng; work
guaranteed. JOHN w. CLIFTON, GE.
ROOFING, TIMING. roof painting. repair
Ing; ~ e41terine ana spoutinf Call MR.
SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. repairs
on any make. Adjusting and oilinR, 81.
Parts and supplies for all machines sew,
ing machine dept. 3rd nocr. S. KAHN
SONS CO.. District 1900.
oil and adjust any make machine, SIC
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIs ROYAL sewing machines
TILE AND MARBLE REPAIRS by experts;
new tile installations Call Mr.. LON
BARDO. MI. 5056: no. 123l. ewes.
TYPEWRITERS 0NERHAILED on your
premises. LEON KANEGIS. D1. 9t5S.
cushions refilled. CLINTON EGER S1.
Used CAMERAS peusht and sold. FuL-
LER d dALBERT. INC s1b 10th o. NV
VENETIAN Nlsfnfi s7i BLINDS cleaned, csc. Up to
: #. wide and Z fl. long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method WASHINGTON SHADE d
AWNING CO, 202l 18th NV, by 5000.
DO THAT CARPENTER JOB NOW. Re
pairs. remodelng. cabinet work. dlsplayS'
storefronts; low prices. ST. $3.50 NE. 32 o,-.
FOR d. C. AUTO inspection service call
Me. $500; We call for and deliver at rea-
nahle
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhlsnep.

WILL EXCHANGE 2-rm., k, b. apt in Sc,
Tor larger apt or small house. TR. 1880
EXCHANGE ANY TINE 1-room kitchen
and bath moGern apartment 18th and d
CARING, for larger apt. Cali LU 154I. 29s
ROOMS, kitchen and bath; no refrigera-
st. ne.
SMALL APT. Arlington. Va; rooms.
kitchen and bath: unfurn.: S25. AL 1856
EACHANGE 3-ROOM unfurn. apt, South
east Wash, $50 mo. for 3-4-room unfurn.
apt in N. Y. c. or suburbs Box 26O-J,
1857 CHURCH ST. N.w.-lst-noor apt,
two large rooms kitchen, with basement
room and pvt. bath with shower; sos; can
be seen Saturday after . pm
2SI3 18th ST. Ne rooms. kitchen.
bath, $500; EXCHANGE for information
leading to rental Of house. TIE $751;.
man and wife only, all utilities Included
50" so. also small basement rn for man
ST.. 1864 Hamlin ST. ne HO 4O47
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ACCORDIONS, any size or description
Highest cash prices. Gail MR.. FARREN,
ADDING MAcHs.. typewriters, caiculators,
office equip. all kinds; top prices paid.
EYES. and Sun. GO. 1928; week: 81. 1872.
DISTRICT FUR CO. 6O2 F st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters
auiIe RE 1928. OFFICE MACHINES
CORP. Bond Bldg. l4th and N. Y ave
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bric-a-brac. clocks,
lamps, silver, fireplace sets: highest prices.
81 30 pm. DI. U122 29s
BABY STROLLER, good condition. CO.
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture
contents Of apis, or houses. at once. We
do moving carefully: storage. ia. 1887. 30.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, nving room
pieces, dining room set, rugs, pictures.
bric-a-brac, antiques and good china
wanted at once: win buy any amount
Please call today MR.. GRADY. Ma 262d
BEDROOM SUITE with twin beds wanted
at once; also want chest Of drawers and
dresser: must be cheap. Phone AT aOS6.
o am. to z pm. daily.
BICYCLE in any condition. wanted for
material: Must Be reasonable. Phone
co. 06ll.
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POULTRY & EGGS,

CHICKS, $50, nine weeks old; S1.75 ea.
Call Oliver 30s1.
RAISE BROILERs for the CHICKEN IN
THE ROUGH SYND. Must have experi-
94S3 from 9:30 am. to IL and pm. to
Z pm, or write 1929 W st. NV. Wash
WoULD LIKE TO BUY or lease chicken
farm, must be within 20 miles of Wash.
ington; Cali MIR. JACKSON. DI.. $500.
Barred Rock cross puiiets, So each; free
delivery in lots of 30 or more. Cali
Oxford 1870. A.
FOR SALE-250. more or less. year-old
New, Hampshire Red breeders, blood-tested
stock. good layers. $3.50 each. B. H
PURYEAR. R. F. D. Herndon. Va. Phone
Herndon S4.W-!.
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cATTLk and LIVE STOCK.

HORSE, years old, good worker; also
let Of harness: EN-. 1925.
FRESH GUERNSEY COW, young. TB and
Also purebred milking Shorthorn, year.
old bull calf; excellent stock; $50. Apply
HOLLY BROOK FARM, P. o. address
at farm located " miles from Leesburg
pike on Seneca I'd, Va.
PONIES-AI sizes and colors; Paliminos
much cheaper: 2 t5-gaited horses; some
mated teams. ride and work horses; har-
ness and saddles and bridles. Hay rides
by the hour. Rear Of 736 18th st. So
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.-Locai
and Tor distance. No lob too large and
none too small IL 100
$4,000 SO. Fl available Tor storage: Clean
brisht fireproof bldg complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE $500
ATTENTION. GOVT. WORKERS - Light
moving done at your convenience. day or
night: reasonable rates. CO. 94S3. go
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE - 15.uu0
feet available: household goods and office
equipment; closed and omen storage; local
moving, padded vans. See us before Sc
lecting your storage warehouse. Free
estimate MANHATTAN STORAGE 81
TRANSFER CO. 639 N. Y. ave. NV.
Phone NE. 204a
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
payment on your MOVING. EDEI4MAN,S
MOVING 3 STORAGE CO., IA 1887. 30
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

ROOM with double bed. bath and board,
plus some compensation, to capable wom-
an to care for home with small children
while mother works. CHI. 1860.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

8 MOS. RENT IN ADV, xIo5, suburb.
Va; l or = bedrm., furn or unfurn apt
or house: lease. 1t. comdr, wife, no child
Re 400; *, 62a55.
apis; 81 Z $50: 81 800 cash, balance Sl25
month DU c3.}J
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

EXCHANGE 5-room house, 32ls 18th 81
Sc. rent S37 so, for apt or duplex in
Brookland or NV. section. Call GE 052s
3.j II ST. NE rooms and bath INV
n, electric lights: 500 HALL & BRO,
2n4 II st ne Ii 1871
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COUNTRY BOARD.

in q country home; nice SURROUNDINGS on
a farm about 20 miles from washington
$50 ca. Fer mo- Tel Fairfax 337-W-3
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ROOMS FURklsHEp-hortheos. .

1873 ABBEY PL. N.E.-In private home
sleeping rooms, close to Union Market
and TRANSFORMATION. Box 116-J. Star. 800
IIa: ABBEY PL. N.E;--Double room.
"Is MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-sinele room,
next bath; COW. transp.: So week.
:t005 Goth ST. N.E.-Single rm,, $40 so
mo-; gentleman preferred Call between
and $ pm. all day Sunday. NO. S1l0.
1870 NOTEBOOK TERRACE Newell
furn. rn.. in modern apt. bldg: semiprivete
bath. tub and shower no other rnomers.
gentleman. S:t5 mo. Elk. 0s32 9 m. to
CoLORED-DOURLE ROOM in refned
home for gentlemen, s. week. llla Sth
s s. ne TR 2l49 ~
tifu! front room radio and home priv
ileges; / FLOCK carline: S6.25 33s
G. St ne
COLORED-1IIa &. ST NE-Share
room with another refined gentleman :
S3.75 week. AT 1905.
COLORED-6I6 9Th ST. NE: newly dec
grated front room; $40 weekly
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AVIATION.

ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts, Swifts
and Republic Seabee Amphibians Oliver
ssSS. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL. SSSS, or HYDE FIELD. SP 0SSS
PILOTS. Join a flying club and fv eco !
nomically. a completely recovered recon
ditioned Aeronca Chief Call Ii 4116t
for information
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house in
NV. WASHINGTON, rental SOS mo- for
house or apt. in Baltimore. RA 1891 or
write Box 2,l-J. Star j.
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ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

aO2s ST. ST. girls, GENTLE home.
l block transp.; $40
~ iNDEPENDENCE AVE. s.w.. Apt. 4ol-
Front room: facing Capitol, $50 mo-; gen.
t'emer RE. OF so
and kitchenette for . people or couple
S35 a month, 2013 Savannah pl. Sc.
CoLoRED-eoia SAVANNAH pi. Sc; front
rm. for 2 people or couple; S35 q month.
FIR 1911
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APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN,

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-CentrsL Chris
tiana Apis. As S. So. Carolina ave. Fur,
niShed spt.. . rooms bath, hot water
elevator Ions season. Apply Apt :,
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

WILL EXCHANGE beautiful 3-rm apt. IN
N Y. City for small house in WASHINGTON
suburb MRS. OLIVE -SAVAREsE. 1872 E
10Th st, Apt. A, New York, N Y
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SMALL HOUSE. unfurnished. with fenced
yard within an hour of downtown and
handy 10 bus or trolley. Please state rental
and facts. p. o. Box 20n2. Wash. 800
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ELECTRIC FANS. air circulators, quie
efficient; $40 to S17.50 per mo- E. c
LIKENS. Bethesda. Md: OIL. 1924
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ROOMS FURNisHED-MD. and VA

BROOKDALE. MD-Two responsible girls:
twin-bed suite. complete tile bath and
shower; SIS week each WI. Ola.
ROGERS HEIGHTS-Large room for. en-
ployed couple: $3.50 for .: or breakfast
and dinner il desired, $3.50 UN. 1897.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. blk. Conn. ave-
July and August; 81 o per person WI. 6494.
81 Mclrose st. NV.
SILVER SPRING. 1920 Moves dr-Room.
gentleman: adioins bath; cont. hot water;
family two adults: ewes.
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ROOMS WANTED.

ATLANTIC CITY, rooms, bath, kitchen:
l block from beach: no children, Call
ia 0S9S
Evening star., 1945-07-07
keor 18th and Z Sis. Sc

Substantial row brick, y large rooms
bath, h.-w.h., basement and ga
rage; arranged into apartments,
Owner occupies one, other ?
rented for S9S per mo. Priced to
sell at only $500.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Three Seek Licenses
As Realty Brokers

Three applications for licenses as
real estate brokers were received
this week by the District Real Estate
Commission. They came from James
j. Croghan, Southern Building;
Oscar Seigel, 1920 New York avenue
NV, and Graeme T. Smallwood,
Woodward Building.
Applications for licenses as real
estate salesmen were received from
Jacob A. Handy, ST., TIL Florida
avenue NV; Nathan Owaroff, 1925
Forty-flrSt street NV; Dorothy M.
Robinson, 2003 Twelfth street NV,
and William P. Harms, 925 New York
avenue NV.
An application for a license as a
business chance broker was received
from Oscar Seigel, 1920 New York
avenue NV.
An application for a license as a
business chance salesman was re-
ceived from Charles K. Boyd, 1910
Vermont avenue NV
Evening star., 1945-07-07

being prepared by New York firm
of theater architects.
Valley Enterprises, Inc, has op-
Grated theaters in Virginia for a
Evening star., 1945-07-07
$4,000 Warehouse
To Be Constructed
By Murray Brothers

The District Building Permits Sec
tion this week granted a $22, 600
building permit for the construction
Of two-story brick and steel ware
house at 3217-25 X street NV. by
Murray Brothers, $3.50 K street NV,
owners and builders. The architect
was listed as George A. Wick, 3031 K
street NV.
Other building permits were is
sued to:
American Trailer Co., Inc, 4030
Wisconsin avenue NV, owner and
builder; w. S. Covell, zoos Columbia
road NV, architect; for 11s STORY
brick sales and office building at
4o30 Wisconsin avenue NV, to cost
$4,000.
Nathan A. Fishkin, 5I27 Grant
street NE, owner. builder, not Sc
lected; Victor Eberhard, 808 Seven
teenth street NV, architect; to
erect one 3-story brick store and
APARTMENT of four units at 4600
Sheriff road NE, to cost $4,000.
Baltimore 81 Ohio railroad,
owner; Steiner Contracting Co.,
Baltimore, builder; for one 1-story
brick storage house at the foot of r
street NE, to cost $4,000.
James H. Salamy, 4011 Gault
place NE, owner: Alfred G. Spicer,
5000 Blaine street NE, builder and
architect; for one 2-story store and
one apartment at 401-o3 Sixty-first
street NE, to cost $4,000.
Matthews Memorial Baptist
Church, 2627 Nichols avenue Sc,
owner; builder, not selected; Ross &
Walton, Hyattsville, Md, architect;
one 1-story masonry addition at
2627 Nichols avenue Sc, to cost
$4,000.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Home Service Aides
Sought in Alexandria

Women with social service ex-
perience are needed to serve as
volunteers in the home service de-
partment of the Alexandria Chap
ter of the Red Cross Mrs. Robert
Williamson, corps chairman, said
today.
The increasing number of return
ing veterans has put a heavy load
on the corps, which must function
"a hours a day, Mrs. Williamson
said. In making her appeal, Mrs.
Williamson pointed out that the
primary responsibility Of the Red
Cross home service is to assist
servicemen and ex-servicemen and
their families in meeting the many
problems, which include insurance
adjustments, filing benefit claims
and assistance to disabled veterans.
Any one interested should call
Alexandria $500 or 60 to the
chapter house at AIT Duke street.
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Ne~I%or c. III r

2-family detached home with
complete apartments of rooms and
bath each, oil heat; good condition.
Priced At only S6,950S on terms.
Inspect at once
Evening star., 1945-07-07

number Of years. II recently pur-
chased the theater site, with q
frontage of 125 feet on Columbia
road. ~
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TODAY'S
BEST BUYS
Cleveland Park

Semidetached Colonial brick, g large
rooms, / u baths, oil heat and de-
tached brick garage; 2 inclosed
porches, electric refrigerator, in
sulated, weather stripped, ETC.; nice
lot 35x107. Priced right for quick
sale Don't miss this outstanding
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Rhode island Ave. NE.

Tapestry Colonial brick, 6 large
rooms, bath, h.-w.h and basement.
good condition, convenient to every
thing. Priced exceptionally low at
only $3.50
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35O-Room Hotel Planned
On Connecticut Avenue

L. A. Montague, 1910 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, former owner
of the Normandy office building,
1926 K street NV, plans to con-
struct a 350-room air-conditioned
hotel at the northwest corner of
Connecticut avenue and Kalorama
road NV. as soon as priorities are
obtained, the real estate firm of
Sandoz, Inc, has announced.
Mr. Montague recently purchased
property totaling $4,000 square feet
through the real estate firm from
Mrs. Beatrice Mel. Moore and 1t.
Comdr. Gale Mclean, it was said.
Added to adjoining property al
ready owned by Mr.. Montague, this
parcel will provide a 35,000-square-
foot hotel site, the firm said.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
NV. Detached Corner

This attractive corner home is
being offered for sale for the first
time. Completely detached. ar
ranged in to apartments with
separate entrances. rooms, bath
and inclosed porch on 1st floor; 4
rooms and bath on 2nd floor. large
basement, automatic gas heat,
gear garage, 2 electric refrigerators,
storm windows. screens, etc. Sur
rounded by beautiful shrubbery with
unusual fish pond and victory gar
den. Truly a home you will be
proud to own. Possession at time
of settlement
Evening star., 1945-07-07
| Theafer Seating 1000
Planned on Columbia Road

Samuel F. Roth, president Of VAL
ley Enterprises, Inc, has announced
that the firm will construct a
/ 1,O00-seat, r-conditioned theater
at the corner of Columbia road and
Mozart place, near Sixteenth street
NV, as soon as priorities are avail
able.
Plans and specifications now are
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Owen Place NE.

rooms, bath, h.-w.h. shower in
basement, built-in garage, poreheS,
electric refrigerator. Equipped for
2 families. Thoroughly reconoi-
toned. Don't miss this.
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Near CopitoI Hill
Vacant

Attractive row brick, 6 large rooms
bath, h.-w.h., full basement. Thor
oughly reconditioned. Ready for
occupancy. Priced to sell for only
$3.50. Inspect at once.
Evening star., 1945-07-07

Plans and specifications now are
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
All So Silly

All Of which is true, but since
almost everybody in baseball
seems 10 think the waiver rule is
silly, why Is It that the league
keeps IT. No other business
H--lSes- A proposition and then
hacks down on il. They don't say
YOU can have my horse for 300
bucks and then welsh. Not if they
are right people,
But. the ways of big league
baseball are peculiar. And prob
ably always will be so The late
Commissioner Lands. the strong
man. could do nothing about the
waiver law IL remains 10 be seer
what Senator Chandler will do. OF
can do.
II l. reported that the Cubs.
for that matter. didn't claim
Borowy. Vice President Jim
Gallagher merely found out the
Yankees had him out of the
league and were in receptive
mood. Gallagher gave MacPhail
the best terms and got his man.
Gallagher is an alert young
man. Let's make him commits
sioner and get rid Of the waiver
rule.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Robinson Faces Ban
In Illinois Rings

CHICAGO, July 81 GNS) -
Ray Sugar Robinson, New York
Negro welterweight, faced threat.
ened suspension today by the Illi-
noiS Athletic Commission If he
fails 10 meet Jack Lamotta of
New York Aug %. in a 12-round
bout al Comiskey Park
George Galntord. Rohinson'S S
manager Of record who signed for
the match when offered a $4,000
guarantee, later wrote the COM
mission asking 10 be relieved OF
responsibility for the match since
he was under suspension at the
time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Swimmer Is Cited

Another of Matt Manns former
swimmers al Michigan has re-
ceived the Silver Star.
He is Sgt Bruce a Allen. who
was a member Of the l94i-42-43
Wolverine teams and has been
decorated for bravery in action in
France.
a radio man, Sgt. Allen SUI
fered arm and leg wounds during
an American attack on a German
force. Despite the wounds. he
bravcd further enemy fire. accord
ing 10 the citation. and succeeded
in returning his valuable equip
ment 10 another member NJ his
group.
News NJ the citation was rp-
-ceiyed by his wife. HE former
Mary Jane Kenney. who is living
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank +. kenney OF Abingdon
road.
The award. which was late IN
reaching Sgt Allen because Of his
disqualification and later assign
ment elsewhere. came as a dis
tinct surprise 10 him. He now has
charge Of supplies in a hospital IN
England.
Sgt. Allen also has received the
Bronze Medal and the Purple
Heart
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Mann Ndtdtors
Defend Title

Matt Mann. University of Mich
igan swimming coach, writes from
Camp Chikopi, Chikopi, Ont, that
his camp boys will defend their
National AAU relay honors at the
championships at Akron, Aug
1912.
Last season a quartet of young
Sters. Matt Mann III, Tom Coates,
Neville Adams and Bob German
upset the field TO win the S80 Cor
man is not with this years team.
His place is being taken by Dave
NeiSh, son Of Roy Neish. Oldtime
L. NJ. end. These four and Bill
Upthcgrove and Tom Donaldson
also will swim in the AAU indi-
vidual events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
Shoulder Injury May End Burke's Career
Braves Pilot Out:
Others Due To 60

tinue as long as he does a good
Job"
Meanwhile. there were grum-
bings of fans at Pittsburgh. Gin
cinnsti and Philadelphia in the
National and at Cleveland a n d
Washington in the American.
Fiery frankie Frisch of the
Pirates, whose players unfortu-
nately don't always reflect his en-
thuSiasm. is blamed in some
quarters for the lack of consis-
tency that has characterized them
this year.
Likable Deacon Bill McKech-
ME Of the Reds has another of his
typical teams al Cincinnati. a
good field. no hit" club. Few
equal il in low scoring tight de-
fensive play, but the fans there
are longing a little for a slam
bang club that goes for breaking
up games with homerS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-01
It's
Nelson!

CHICAGO. July 81 GNS)-J.
Byron Nelson won his ninth
straight 1945 individual tourns-
ment yesterday when he captured
the all-American Open in 269
shots.
Nelson shot the final round in
the 72-nole event in 81, five under
par. TO win the Open champion
ship and claim first prize of Sl3,-
600 in war bonds.
His 269 score was 10 under par
for tn Tam oShantcr course
where he had won three out Of
the first four shows
1t. Ben Hogan and the veteran
Gene Sarazen, New York, tied
for second place They had 2SOs
and earned 81 $50 each in war
bonds.
The amateur title went 10 Art
DoerinE, Denver, who shot a 2S2
Winner Of the WomCn'S Open
was 1t. Patty Berg of the Marine
Corps whose one over par n gave
her a 2l2 total. one shot ahead
of Dorothy German.
Starting with a 202 for "a holes,
II under par and a siX-Shot lead
over the field Nelson widened the
gap through the first nine by TAX
ing two strokes off par for a 81.
a thTee-undcr-par 33 coming home
added UP 10 the 81 which left the
groggy field IL shots OF his pace.
Harold jug McSpadcn. who
started out In second place.
needed 36-37 73 for a 2s1. That's
where Denny ShHie ef Akron. . <
finished. too. as did Vic Ghczzi.
Atlantic City n. j.
Shute came through with a 6S.
Vic had a 20.