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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-01
Cox-Hodges Vows
Spoken In Conway

The marriage Of Miss Stella Cox
and z. V. Hodges Of Wilmington,
took place on January 81, at the
home of the Rev. F. E. Dibble,
pastor of the Conway Methodist
church, Conway, S. c.
They will be at home at 1c9
South 18th street, after February
Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-01

stopper on your furs. If you don't
have an atomizer, put the perfume
on the shoulder pads inside the
lining.
If you spill food, liquor or any
thing on your coat don't try to
clean it. Take it to your furrier
to be cleaned
Since the worst spots for wear
on coat are the back of the neck
and the edge of the waistline,
scarf should be worn inside the
coat and have proper fastenings so
you don't clutch it together.
Whenever possible use purse
with a handle, since one that is
carried under the arm will cause
wear.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-01
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SILVER STAR AWARD

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-R-
The War Department today an
nounced the award Of the Silver
Star to Sgt. Chen private) Ernest
r. Ward, R. R. D. l, Edenton,
N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-01
St. Hilda's Auxiliary
Will Convene Tonight

St. Hilda's auxiliary Of st. Johns
Episcopal church will meet tonight
at 8 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Sam Adams, 4O8 Walnut street.
Evening star., 1945-11-06

from then on. filled by the WACs
who arrived from the United States
in increasing numbers. A WAC,
Capt. Anderson, became secretary to
Gen. Eisenhower.
During the period prior to the in
yasion Of Normandy, Mrs. Summers
by was inducted into the American
WAC with the rank OF first lieuten-
ant and her duties changed to what
they are at present-receptionisi
and administrative assistant.
just how this was managed WAC
headquarters here cannot say ano
they have no record regarding it
1t was. they say, undoubtedly by
personal arrangement of Gen. Eisen.
hover with Mrs. Oyeta Culp Hobby
then WAC commanding officer. The
powers of commanding general
IN the field are SO absolute, it coulo
be nc more than matter of tele-
Evening star., 1945-11-06

when and If her present employer
changes stations. It would be an
unlikely situation that would find
ia British subject holding a post as
administrative assistant in WASH
ington to an American Chief of
Staff.
A slim and attractive Irishwoman
lin her early 30s, 1t. Summersby
was assigned to Gen. Eisenhower as
driver when the general arrived in
London to plan Operation Torch
the invasion of North Africa. The
British, hard put for manpower, had
hired q pool of civilian women
drivers for these and similar jobs
who were not members of their
women's forces.
Mrs. Summersby went on to North
Africa in time and was not replaced
though jobs like hers in the ever
expanding American forces were
Evening star., 1945-11-06

are now possible she will be swift to
take.
Slated for Big Post.
Gen. Eisenhower is understood to
be slated to succeed Gen. George c.
Marshall as Chief OF Staff as soon
as his return from Germany can
be arranged. Due to the difficult
and troubled situation there, the
diplomatic Ike has found this easier
said than done. President Truman
has told callers he is aware that he
is being unfair to Gen. Eisenhower
to hold him in the lesser job so long,
but that no satisfactory solution
has yet been worked out. However,
home he will come as soon as pos
sible.
Presumably, like other secretaries,
1t. Summersby is eager to take steps
in time to hold on to her good job
Evening star., 1945-11-06
BY DORIS FLEEsoN.

The woman who knows more
secrets Of the war than any other
member of her sex is in this coun-
try exploring the possibilities of be-
coming an American citizen.
She is Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhow-
ers receptionist and administrative
assistant, WAC 1st 1t. Kay Sum-
mersby, now a British subject. 1t
Summersby few in from Gen
Eisenhower's headquarters at Frank
fort-on-the-Main, Germany, last
Thursday with 1t. Gen. Lucius d
Clay. She is scheduled to fly back
Evening star., 1945-11-06
WAC Aide Of Eisenhower Flies
To u. S. to Seek CITIZENSHIP

7 to her post in Germany with Gen.
Clay on Wednesday.
At present the attractive British
WAC is in New York City, presum-
ably replenishing her wardrobe with
those essentials which are virtu-
ally nonexistent in the depleted
areas where she has held a central
post since her first assignment to
drive Gen. Eisenhower in the spring
of 1912.
Her friends. however, say she has
long talked of her desire to become
an American citizen, and they are
confident that whatever first steps
Evening star., 1945-11-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1945

phone call from Gen. Eisenhower.
1t is not unusual for foreigners to
serve in the American Army--they
were In fact subject to the draft II
resident in this country. In any
case, whatever technicalities existed
they were resolved in favor of Mrs
Summersby and she donned the
WAC uniform.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
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Slated for Big Post.

are now possible she will be swift to
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
NEgsssOiinni Aide Tells
OBJ Escaping Inn Sub

LONDON, Ma 9 QNS)-
The London Daily Express re-
ported today that the "Tiher
Radio" operating in German held
north Italy. brought a man to the
microphone Identified as Gen.
rio Roatta, former Fascist
my chief of staff, who escaped
from a military hospital in Rome
Sunday night.
The man identified as Roatta
broadcast that he had escaped
from Rome in a Rolls Royce and
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

reached north Italy in a pocket
submarine.
The man identified as Roatta
declared he had slipped out or the
hospital and that a truck had
taken him To the San Angelo
Bridge.
Here" he said, IL met my
friend Orlando with Rolls
Royce and drove to the bridge
lower down on the Tiber where
the river II deeper. A pocket
submarine was waiting. IL sub
merged Immediately and took
me 10 Fiumicclno."
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Rebate Bids Ret24B.
lnPriison for Salesman

Because he promised two De
troit firms contracts with his con-
ccrn If they would give him
secret rebates and accepted a
rebate of $500 from one concern.
James J. DeLoye. 80. a sales rep
rcSentative, today faced a two
year prison term and a $1,000 fine.
An employe of the Kimberly
Clark Corp of Neenah. Wis. De-
Loye was sentenced by Federal
Judge Arthur +. Lederle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Sucker s inventor Dies

Rt,SFALD- March e-HNSl-
GustavuS Goodrich Hood. 81, orig
inator Of the idea which developed
INTO the sll-day sucker. is dead as
the result ef A fall.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Fund Passes
Million Mark

A ST., 500 contribution from the
,Wyandotte Chemical Co, plus
other substantial donations total
ing $22.174, today sent the Red
Cross War Fund drive past the
$l.135,0 900 mark.
The Sl7.500 was in addition 10
the $34, 900 yesterday from the
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. and
$l4,500 from the Packard Motor
Car Co.
Tripping last years effort, the
fresh fruit and vegetable industry
made a contribu ion Of Sl2,3
EXHIBIT SPURS DRIVE
Gifts ranging from $1,000 10
$500 were made by l6 con-
tributors, besides hundreds OF
smaller sums.
In an effort to swell the school
fund. Mason School pupils of
Crosse Pointe, under supervision
Of Mrs. Esther Meldrum, art
teacher. arranged a novel exhibit
to show students how 30 eeileet
extra funds for the Junior Red
Cross drive which ends today.
Have you made your eehtFibH-
tionS yet? Give now-give more.
MORE BIG GIFTS
Following is the list of con-
tributions of $500 and more:
Michigan Bell Telephone Co S34 900
Detroit Auto Intsr-inSuranee Exchange 900
Climax Aolyoenum Co. Of Detroit 5000
H.Fton-zinmert Moulding Co. soc
Continental Motors Corp. 800
-, and Mrl' cisTS D. BROOKS 900
tuersEy Foundation 900
Harry Baker Foundation 1000
Nstionsl Twist Drill and Tool 300
Providtnt Loan and savings 1000
Mrs. Lewis c. frank 600
Mr., and MrI. b. 2 Taylor 1000
hTonSsou Printing CO. 1000
Harry Suffrin employees $50
Deuoi, Fire and Marine InI Co. 600
Cole A. Irwin. Inc 500
Ci'y Fruit 4 Produce Co 300
Detrci, Fruit vendors Association 500
Koman Cleaner 500
Mrs Prank J. Hsvin 500
Mr and Mrs EdvaId I Book 400
General Electric CO. 422S
Packard Motor Car Corp. u 500
Fresh Fraii ysge'sbie Indut!ry z 30
Hysnaoite Chemical Ca--------.-iZ iZSQO
Detroit Au,oucoue Gus % NichiEsn 5000
Eafsss yscaarl iitiir cleaner Co sae!oyt. 500
Yarn Crest Bsssries 1000
Peoples o1tnttlnE CO. 800
h s,ssl cosp. - s75
Fr.d A wales 500
Hamilton CHrhsrtt overall Co 500
Detroit sheet Meta WORKS 500
Or and Mrs Loels Hlffchmau 500
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

SOFT CHESTERFIELD in
gold, light blue or American
beauty to top Spring dresses
lightly, brightly! Clear but
tons, pockets. All wool. ll-17.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Nelson and Holt
To Battle Here

Tommy Nelson, Detroit feather
weight who staged a great, but
losing fight with Kayo Morgan in
Windsor several weeks ago, will
return to action Monday night in
Arcadia, 10 face the only other
fighter he has not defeated.
Nelson's opponent in tiYe rounds
will be Cleve Holt, also of Detroit.
They fought a furious draw in
their first session.
Sampson Powell, Cleveland l65-
FOUNDER, and Holman Williams,
duration middleweight champion,
clash in the 10-round headliner. a
Other bouts announced today
by Promoter Orville Godfrey
complete the card. They are Jim
"Tarbaby" Williams, Chicago. Us.
Kid English, Detroit. heavy
weights, eight rounds; Jim Carol,
Detroit, VS.. Marvin Woods, De-
troit. welterS, five rounds, and
Lawrence Lindsey, Detroit, VS..
Fred Stileski, Pontiac, welters,
four rounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
ST. Clair BdthinQ
Awaits Analysis

A decision will be made Mon
day whether beaches along Lake
ST. Clair will open May 30, or
if contaminated water conditions
again will delay bathing until
midsummer, as was the case last
year.
DR.. Thomas d. Davies. health
officer for the Crosse Pointe SUBJ
urbs. warned today that water
samples "were not very good. "
Consultations with the water
board viii be held Monday 10
study bacteria counts.
At the same time City Health
Commissioner DR.. Bruce II. Doug.
las warned that shore line water
of the Detroit River is not safe
for swimming. and no swim
ming" warnings will be enforced
However. he said tests of mid
stream water are satisfactory and
that beaches on Belle Isle viii
open as scheduled Decoration
Day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28

fellow feels his weight is on the
outer side of his sole he can be
pretty sure he has pivoted wrong
One Of the surest and simplest
things a fellow can do in setting
his left foot flat on the. ground al
the right time.
He seems to give himself an axis
for his swing, extending from his
left foot up 10 his left shoulder.
Due 10 the way he bends over 10
bring the clubhead and ball to-
gether. the upper part of his body
is turning in a way that brings
his arms around nicely.
EDITORS NOTE-Send for
the printed diagram, shouting the
approximate relation Of feet TO
ball for alI normal wood and
iron shots. Just enclose a &c
stamped. self addressed enVe-
iope for repiy.)
Protected b. John p Dflle Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Try Derby
FaVOrite
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Free for All, the unbeaten Ken
lucky Derby favorite from the
stable OF John Marsch. Chicago
contractor, will pick up l1s
pounds and try to lead nine rivals
home today at Churchill Downs
in the Derby Trial.
This mile race will be- a real
test for the brown son Of Cues
tionnaire which won the leading
Midwest futurities last year whilc
amassing S109,575 in winnings.
Among Free For AIS rivals
will be Mrs. c. c. Turner'S Best
Effort, Sandslinger, Tiger Rebel
and Foreign Agent, all Derby nom.
inees. 1t will be his longest race
in preparation for the mile and a
quarter of the Derby.
Free For Ais favoritism j,
threatened today by the SUCCESS ol
stretch-running colt from Warren
Wright's Calumet Farm.
Trainer Ben Jones sent Pot o.
Luck out to triumph in the 5000
Ben Ali Handicap and he whipped
five rivals including older horses.
Beaten previously in two sprint
races at Louisville, Pot o'Luck
showed he liked more distance
when he came from behind in th6
stretch of mile and a sixteenth
run 10 gain a handy victory over
Col Read. with the paceSettine
Cold Crack back in third place
7 The Calumet hopeful was timec
in 1:46 3-5.
Some more Derby nominees, IN.
cluding War Jeep. Will be testec
at New York today in the six,
furlongs Of the $4,000 added ia.
maica Handicap.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Spdrtdns Nose
Titdns in 11th

Martin Hansen scored from sec
ond on an inticld out in the
eleventh inning to give Michigan
State a 6-5 decision yesterday
over l.. of D.. ITS second victory
al L. Of -. in two days.
Walt Kelly pitched the entire
game for the Titans while State
used three moundSmcn. Keith
Steffee. who hurled the one-hit
triumph the day before, worked
the last three innings and also
got credit for this one, the Spar
tanS' fifth straight this season and
ninth win in l3 games.
Lee Grant homered for State
with one on in the second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Set P(SA
Trials

Michigan's trials for the Ma
tional PEA tournament, which
viii be played az Dayton in July,
will be held az Plum Hollow Golf
Club, June 4.
They Will be over the 36-hole
route and VIII draw the largest
entry in years.
Plum Hollow put in bid for
the PEA tournament last winter
but following a mixup in corre-
spondence withdrew its bid in
April and the event was awarded
TO Dayton.
The Michigan PEA tournament,
awarded 10 Midland Country
Club recently has been set for
Sunday, Aug. l9. following a con-
ference between AL WairouS and
Gilbert a. Currie, president Of
the Midland Club.
Sam Byrd Will defend the title
he won at Midland last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
City Tourney Standings

REGULARS
Psriscean 3o3e. Lous Cave Pecreaiion
so27 Z soi7' chens-Trom0ly 1895.
ovERAvFR.Gg
CLASS
Steve'S Recreation seq, Wolverine Chips
west Chicago 333 Midwest Machine $40
AlteS 3i4. Bulldog Service 500.
CLASS -
REYNOLDS Ai5-A-rE Clutch 37i. NonA-
Bufa 35I Ed's shop 349 " II $50.
Car Department J31
CLASS ~
Truck Invoice dodge League fol Nard-
r0lnr Five 'qh. Palestine Holmes 81 Peter
sons Spaniels $40 Post office 365.
not BIIs
RTGILARS
Augut Peitke-Clarence Jannen 1880. kue
gust BamberR-Ma Roder 1896. Lincoln
Reppenhagen- George Belk 1886, Frank Zion
Tony EOvak 1879 Roy Milsn-Aloert .MAssoll
i22s
OVERAvERAGE
Mike Penik-Joe NartO 2sl. CLYDE Clen-Joe
McPharlin 23i steve KArsh-Andy ZArenbs
230 Robert Llgse- Rinehart 2la Harry
Stelfox-Joseph Barnowsh 5l3
.\ SINGLES
REGULARS
Joe Nero 6e7. Frank Zion and Anthony
Ross 6s5 Clement PerShon 6T6, Joe LANDRY
and Harold Goodwin 677, John KsEaSanclki
CSC.
oyER.yERAGE
Edward Stash 1s4 Bevfle Fri@s ls2
Rooeri Crouch. IL. James Hutchinson iT3
Don PIKE III,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Defense for SchmeIinq

II is no secret Louis would not
begin his training stint for the
second Schmeling fight until Hol-
man arrived at the Pompton
Lakes training camp Joe knew
that Herr Make had a potent
right hand-by reason of his ex-
perience in their first meeting.
Joe also knew that in order 10
win he would have 10 learn how
10 avoid that lethal-packed right
of Schmeling's and he insisted
Holman be hired as tutor.
That Williams was a good tu-
tor is evidenced in the result OF
the fight Joe gave Herr Make.
IL made history
Louis interest in Holman never
waned. II was on the advice of
Louis that Charley Ross, one of
the Shrewdest managers in the
business took over the affairs OF
Williams. OF course, Joe's inter
est in Williams now, is bit more
Than friendly. He actually has a
bleCe of his contract.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Ecorse Qualities
For Rowing Final

PHILADELPHIA, May %
EcorSe Highs eight-oared crew,
coached by Jim Rice, former Co
lumhia EniXeEsiiY-aawiag- mentor.
today replaced Crosse Pointe
Highs eight as the Middle Vests
challenger for The American schoi-
astic championship,
Ecorse won the first qualifying
heat and the right 10 row in to-
morrow'S final when The crew led
from start 10 finish in the one
mile trial. Crosse Pointe's entry,
coached by Jud Ross. of the De.
iroit Boat Club, failed 10 qualify
when il finished third ia the same
heat, length behind Philadel-
phia-s Northeast Catholic High.
Penn Charter School. Phila-
delphia: LaSalle High Of Phila-
delphia and St Andrews School
of Middletown, Del, also qualified.
In EcOrSe's boat were Paul
Humasick. bow: Richard Emline,
2, James Leblanc. 3: Norman Mi
hatSch 4: Cecil Mobley, 5; Law
renee Pulkownik, s Dallas Lett,
7. Robert Pfeiffer, stroke; Joseph
RaWSon. cOxSWaIn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
p, United Press

II was as plain as the nose on
catcher Ernie (Schnozzle) Lom-
bardi's face today that he and his
Giant teammates aren't depend
ing on their bathtub shaped home
park TO remain red hot pennant
Choices in the National League
race.
Bulwarked by his busy bat, the
New Workers are putting the lie
to critics who said their pennant
bubble would burst into sudsy
rubble once they got on the road.
Instead, they are winning just
as consistently.
Lombard has rejuvenated the
Giants from an Indifferent second
division club of last season into a
fearSome array OF heavy sluggers.
The jovial, soft speaking west
erner from Oakland, Cal. hit a
landmark homer yesterday 10
pace the Giants 20 their third
straight victory at Cincinnati
5 to-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Joe Started There

Williams was fighting when
Thurston Mckinney prevailed
upon a big-muscled kid named
Joe Louis 10 try his hand AT box
ing. Thurston brought Joe 10 the
gymnasium and Immediately in
troduced him 10 Williams.
Louis career through the anna
nfeurs 20 his present position as
world heavyweight champion can
be traced back directly TO that
first meeting.
Those who have seen Williams
in action know he has no peer
when IL comes 10 blocking Of
punches. During the last decade
he has trained many fighters of
importance who came out OF De-
treit Joe Louis was among these
and il Was from Williams that
Joe acquired his speed and de-
Tense - -
In fact the Brown Bomber al
ways demanded that Villains be
present whenever he trained for
a figh, and later. after he got
into the bucks, Joe insisted that
Holman be on all his own cards
and often flew 20 sites where
Williams performed TO watch the
''old master in action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Giants Not Just .HOnley.S,
LOMBARDI MAKES EN- FLAG CHOICE

his game with a single in the sew
enth TO score Bill Schuster. who
had tripled.
The Pirates won their fifth
straight at Pittsburgh, beating
Boston, 5 to 3. for Elwin
.(Preacher) Roe's fourth triumph
against two losses.
WIN 4TH STRAIGHT
The Cards won their fourth
straight over the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers, 8 TO z, at ST. Louis in a
battle which found neither start
ing pitcher surviving the first
inning. Brooklyn made four runs
and the Cards five, but Ray San
ders clinched the victory with a
three run homer in the fourth.
The Yankees. winning their
fourth straight AT New York
knocked the White SoX out OF
| first place and went in them
selves with 5 20 a victory
brought about by George Stirn.
weiss two run triple in the
eighth.
Nelson Potter gave the Browns
their first victory in three al
Boston, shutting out the Red SoX
5 TO o, for his fourth triumph.
Lefty AL Smith gave the Cleve-
land Indians their second straight
shutout at Washington, 3 to O.
The Senators have gone "a innings
without a run. Smith permitted
three hits and only eight balls
Including five flies, went into the
outfield.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Rocky Kayoes BUNNY;
Gets CoChrane Bout

NEW YORK. May 26 CUP)-
Rocky Graziano, a rowdy club
fighter from Brooklyn gets non
title shot AT weltcrweight cham
pion Freddie Cochrane on June %
because he eut-reughed and
stopped Al Bunny DaviS-bad
boy of the ring "A seconds OF
the fourth round al Madison
Square Garden last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28

western teams to y triumphs in
Is starts.
They have-Shown deficit only
against Pittsburgh with one In
three.
Their only defeat on the trip
to date was al Pittsburgh, even
though Lombardi tried to win IL
with a homer.
The Cubs needed Is hits 10 beat
the last place Philllcs, a 10 8,
Hank WySe gaining his fifth VIC
tory. seven hitter WySe won
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
PUT HIM IN LEAD

The homer. his tenth, put him
into the major league lead and
equalled his entire 1914 produc-
ton. Cincinnati errors made il
comparatively easy for pitcher
Harry Feldman To win his fifth
game against one defeat.
The Giants went 6ia games
ahead of the second place Brook
lyn Dodgers and ran their record
against the supposedly strong
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Cmdr. Jack Dempsey, IN Chi

Cmdr. Jack Dempsey, IN Chi
cago for seventh war loan drive
said Eve been thinking about
Joining John L. Keeshn IN operat-
ing Chicago franchise in proposed
All America Football Conference
Also said he's looking over
fighters from armed forces foI
some kid that looks good Try
and make him a champion
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28

w e q k 5, a n d
credit should
go to Promoter
Orville Godfrey
for the type of
talent he has
been offering.
The fact Will
hans returns
10 his hom e
town with the
No. l ranking
for the middle
weight cham
pionShiD of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
An Honest, Family Man

Any one who might suspect
there would be a FIX" in any oi
Holman'S bouts. need only hear
tine returned Detroiter brush that
of.
I'm married and got two
kids" Holman tells you. II
have never been part OF any
crooked deal In my life. MY
wife and two youngsters are
the three best reasons I can
think Of"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Prep HurIs No-Hifter

LEO Shcreda, ST. Thomas High
pitcher. hurled "A no-hil 30 vic-
tory over Annunratlon yesterday
in the Catholic League Two bat
tiers reached first one walked and
the other Int 10y pitcher. Shereda
struck out II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Bob Tales
Holman Williams
Helped Louis Climb
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

! Holman Williams is back in De-
'troit today. rsadying himself for
his 10-round battle with Sampson
Powell in Arcadia Monday night.
The fight is the second big
time" event the so-called small
club" has staged in as many
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-28
Cubs Buy Christopher

CHICAGO. May 26 (INS)-
Purchase of oHtfieldeF Lloyd
Christopher from the Boston Red
Sox for the waiver price Of $500
was revealed today by the Chi
cago Cubs.