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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-07

glary charge, on which no bond
was set. He was specifically
charged with burglarizing the
home Of Anna Walker, Oil Murphy
alley.
Edward J. Dozier, Negro, 20, ar
rested by Sheriff's deputies for al.
legedly taking suit of clothes and
two shirts from 211-H Worth drive,
Maffitt Village, was found not
guilty on charge of larceny, but
was sentenced to 60 days on the
county farm, for receiving stolen
goods.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-07

Elected great credit upon himself
and the armed forces of the Unit
ed States of America
This young Bluetnenthal airman
was an apprentice machinist be-
fore joining the Army Air Corps,
and lived with his mother, Mrs.
Anna yesterday, in Cherryville.
Pa
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

CRISCO "PURE" SHORTENING
A pure trS. shortening. Excellent for cakr,
and TO, bafr) and for trying. Anp,si ,on Of
better cooking re,nih. j-Ib. isr---, Csc
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
6OGa WOOL COMFORT

nomicsliy for SapiHSi. 500 Uool and 4ooe cof-
ton comfort, Has plump baH cotcrcd utb hn-
from cotton SSteer. Floral printed, uhb solid
coIorsd back Well
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

COTTON SHAG RUGS-i7r29 size.
These deeply piled rng, are Of soft and mbbie
cotton And they come N ioft-toncd bssfeis.
They're rcry ray 10 lGaudcr, and tbc,'rc priced
etcr so 60
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

STURDHY CONSTRUCTED AUTO
TIRE JACk-You can raise car without
bending. Sfmdiiy contracted Of oil hardened
steel. In Hfrachte gray baked eaameied finish.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
RXTRA.wIDE LACE PANELS

Esrb panel Is So Hidc and 90" long. For sheer
uindow glamour that brisbten The ,oom and
adds note of InrrJ aud charm Each 2.2g
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

$3.50 WOOL BLANKET-L~Se 72tS4
H-e. In pleasant pastel, and deep tones. Bound
uHb lHsfron 3" ra)on satin. WTmtb Snd pesr
are combined in tbs 2jft WoOl blanket. Offered
berc at dpingJ-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

CURTAIN MATERIAI-WeH uoten
cresm-coiored cotton marquette. With floral
flock ScTGr. Make cmtAint Of your ouH cboice
and pattern YHd-----
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

BLEACHED MATTRESS PADS
Exceptionally fine quality pad Made Of bsspy
mnsln, and firm cotton batting. Iutriestrly
nfebed for long ne~.
Tain S.e-------
FnH SIZE -----
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

SHAVING MIRROR-A ro-ineb. e,frn.
ton bpe HaH sbsting Mirror. A tery clear rieu.
Etcry man nW appreciate one Of these. II ufR
MAKE sbatiHS much essier, and much more
fbOrOneb on
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
ALL ELASTIC ROLL CARRIERS
BATHROOM CURTAINS
PRINTED LUNCHEON CLOTHS

PRINTED LUNCHEON CLOTHS
1880 SIZE. Gs)Iy printed cloths. liz bright and
color fast prints. Seconds of tne quality.
They'll make an sttvscttt srffing for your IEncb-
eon table settings Pretty and prsehest-94c
COTTON BEDSPREADS-Snsle siat
cotton bedsbrcads In bespy popes cotton. Blue
and hbffe combination. Made uifb center seam
tbaf does not affect ITS fine WesrabiLify. Priced
lou " Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
COTTON BEDSPREADS-S

BOUDOIR CHAIR COvERS-Rtfrr,b
or protect your boadon CHAR Hifb these pell-
made cotcrs They're done IN charming sla-ed
ebint--breftd) .88
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

'ng butter, masbing trmfs or vegetables, Com.
Pefe bf5 fn'frEeHorS--- 70c
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

money ,ariHS bny for all. ls" CLUB bag. In can.
ts and simulated leather. For aH-dyonnd n,r.
With Hard) handle. Pins Fed d. Lac
MEMS COAT SWEATERS--Jjcs
Wool SHeafer IN combination coiory W'ff5t ,
pocket, and button 'front.' Camel or aafrhf.
Keep usrm these cool daJs----- 99
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
WOMEN'S SPORTS SHOES

or mocrsun-foe bbe o,tords, in brour tsbri,
upper, nth ycd sport soicI. Comfortable, lon
heels. SEC, to S AZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

5x7 81 M T. l. TED LEATHER
PHOTO ALBUM-FOv your prize pictures.
strong and attractive simulated leather copey.
In q ta'iefy Of boPHisr eoIors. Very specially
priced for fbI sale. Get one for yourself or az
SW ia
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
CLINICAL THERMOMETER

liable and sceH,afe thermometer. IL carries The
Seal Of fbe State Of Miebgsn. An absolHfr neces-
nfy in your bone medicine chest. Fi rrgHiar
LOO ialnr, telling bere 81 greet sst+rss-37c
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
lBABUSHKAS AND SCARFS-sclee

fi6n OF 1000 UoolS, rHlhtilsment crebeS, ralon
,besn and brushed rpon squares, in bsstel'
pbitsi and
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

big tsriety Of eolori. The S,orb include, both
solids and brinf'. Made uhb pirktd edsn22c
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

JR. BOYS SNO-SUITS-AH-uoo snou
'Eif'. Fully lined and veil detailed 10 msme good
pesv and warmth and good looks. In an ssso,t.
ment Of solid coior. Priced lou tor Sans big
IatinRI mn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

MEMS 5O%o WOOL DRESS SOX-
Sturdy SOY rejected By fbe Gott. for shsbf de-
teets fbSf aM not imbAr their ueayins qnsiitiss.
Natural and Escorted shades. 10 10 i2-----3Ic
MEMS wHITTENTI0N EOBR-
Blanket cloth robes finely faiioraf and ~ d
Hfb cord trimming In biae and Maroon &kl,
medium and large a-es. Priced iop--I-- 10
MEMS HEAVY JERSEY CL0P6S
--knh Uri't style giopes for working stgssoy
tor dritiHS. Keeps bands Warm in bto~n ,ssf-
nrHi eolors Nth cotton fleece Innings. A won-
derfM tGlne--- I0o
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
BOYS LEATHER NaITTENS-

strong, lesfber mHtfnI. Fniiy lined, and made
Hifb knit SuP enffi. Very durable. they'll snr
)oH great nesr and rsrmfb. In uidc u.e
range Slight imperfeetioni. 2 for-I.O 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
GIRLS COAT AND SKI PAM

SETS-DoHblr dHiy coGh, nifb matching Xxi
pants tor fbe really cold peGfber later or ,tfr.
IN. 7 to TO- Goats oHi, IN ne, 10 H. lb-9
taiuf Uff(
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

FLOUR SACkS-Tbc)'rc 50 grand for gem
rraI use around fbc bonse, obeuGIi, a. dnb foaels.
One sack nM make fno tar-si-ed fotgrfs. Irreq-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
wOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS

Lcdfbcr 'oIcd 5HPberi iH red blue, black or broun
Also some umHlated sihgSfor IN black or brour
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

NOVELTY COTTON DRESS MA.
TERIAL-Sbort lengths Of fine quality cot.
ton. IS" in Widtb. Ideal for many bnrboses.
For adults and ebiIdyens garments. Gay prints,
and bold stripes included in the group Real
SstinSI. Yard
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

SHOULDER COvERS-Fimr quality cel-
Iobbane coter,. Bound strongly a1tb tape to pro.
fed Jour garments from dust and from SOIL
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

"-HNNN ]N-N--HIaHe OT ffITa Dfaty
gauge aluminium that made 10 gire good seyv-
'ee.. Mirror outside fHbb. With rolled edge. md
strong bdHdIe yslc
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

BOYS SHOES-Bo,s ,boes uifb moccSGH
toe, and Rns TIPS HeHy fabre Nbber', and
durable, no mark soics S-cs ~, to in brouH
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
GIRLS AND BOYS SHEEP LINEu

cNCfIeHf IcIeCtOH OF bigb
quality, Eaer-repcIIcnt m1feHi, fully ibecbi,nrd
tor c,fra unmtb and uesr, S4c isIne-7slc
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
SHOWER CURTAINS-Fm.

coated and usfrr-rrbtiier cwfsir,. In q variety
Of patterns and coiors-sH sffrschs. s,s cur
tain, uitb metal
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

NOVELTY PRINTED TOWELS
Grand for utility tWtost', leave fbe dube, and
sS"HTe
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

LILY 8-CORD THREAD-pobHlar band
snd msebins Ji=r, 40-50-60. In Ebife only. For
Convenient and easy senins. You'll psnt do:cn
itoois Will not fsngte or brrsk of estiy.
Dozer
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
CHILD.s IO% WOOL PANTIES
WOMEN'S LEATHER SOLED

NFUHE SHUES-oPOFTI !hof', EID HfH'
nnr leather ,oIei, and atters. Lou and CEbsa
brcis IN ucii,ffhHg H)ici- 2.09
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
RAYON CREPE LATE DRESS

,Iim valor ctrtf utfb tofdy drGtcd rcckiiGt aud
Ib0khng uaibcd frim. Sborf ,lcrtc Cd. II conc,
~ mn&ct' W-c, G7l
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

I00fc nooI cTdi8sr'. Lone and iborf dctit
Acrhie rs)oS ,borfrci and cottoH shbotrr srg,j
and r'indrrv it)ir. Regna, u-ci.--I.R g.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

STURDY ALL-METAL RADIATOR
CONERS-Made of all metal Radiator covers
that measure 81, inches wide and extend TO IS
mcbes long. walnut fnisb 40c
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
BOTH STORES OPEN
MONDAY NIGHT TILL
800 O'CLOCK
Tuesday Until 500 p. M.

Speaking of savings (and who isn'tI)
here they are. A page of the kind of
bargains you find only at Sans.
Come Monday Come Tuesday! And
save plenty on the merchandise you need
now. Read these items with the care they
deserve, for each is genuine bargain, and
will save you a nice piece of change.
W. Re'srr f& hs5f 10 Lima ors-hfn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
ALUMINIUM SKuLET-usJ,

No. S"sge siHminEm. MeGRrey 9 inches acros5
Mirror oRtside fnisb. E.fra strong ritcte4 bsndlr
Is not ordinary igbtpasbt elHminHm-l. .O0
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
MEMS HOUSE SLIPPERS

striped fGbrC, nth bGdded leather soiei and beel,.
Burgundy, brouH and red, in u1c 6toII. LOO
shiny Or dHl! finsb dress rHbbeu, IN storm, ,Sndsi
or cioG nhIn. Well mad, and usier- proof.
A HIable ~ SIZES s to ID
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Co:y, comfortable boHt slipper, IN 0ibrr red or
bIac frif, pHb soft sole, and beclt Ar oEtstsud-
ing bnJ tor The ug'fcrs------ 79c
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
IOO% Pure PENNsYLvANIA

NVHVh VHf1-IUU/t PHrf Penn. WOf0T OF
Finest permit quaht} made. No better ej-s
fniee fbe price Tuo-g gallon sealed ON. FSkrs
Tax bald - ,lAS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

JR. BOYS SWEATERS-Coat ,t,le
sneafer'. The smart 2-tone combination f}be
that Is so bobnla, Iitb tbe boys. Yer, ncH made,
tsriffy OF attractive patterns. Ideal for
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
$50 List Bimlnl Makeup
I.SO List Bimini Lipsfiek :

Isrsr mske-Eb tbst contains isnoIir. AiIHriHg ana
stysehre shades. Lbitek bai q trItn tmoofl
texture Pln Fed Tax Both for--I 90
Plus Federal Ter
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
NEW FALL MILLINERY

CHLD'S WOOL SKIRTS Or
SWEATERS-Pleated and smbeHder sf}ie
,krfI, IN biAdi and ,oiids. WooI-ra)oH- cotton
sreeafers, ~ u:0 1850. Skirts, m2u j-6-I. .63
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

LfUH A-IIeat}- dHft flfffffc rubber uirc
Complete nth lamp guard and sHtcb IN handle
TbroHs light on The froRble in those bard se
reach bisceS--------------- . Gsf
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
D.ORSAY SLIPPERS FOR wONsE

-Honc SHIPPERS pitb comfort gfuiHg gEGlties
They bate fabric Ebprr, soft ,oIes, and Cnbs,
brsI, 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

BOYS DRESS SLACKS-Wool and ray
on dreI siaekI. Well tailored and fnil cnt. MADE
Hffb pocksfs, Iifb outlets, separate usisfbands,
and sturdy pockefins. An assortment Of patterns
and eOiou. Sizes 8 TO %
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
NOVELTY BUTTONS-A noud,

= fifefior Of baffoni, for coafi lmfi, blomci anl
-vnry ue. The, urre made 10 sell for mnc,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
HEAVY SWEAT SOCKS-lfestr.

Rooi suest ,oekl, Ebiob can be p0rn ofi
eatfed or PLAN. First qnAhf) IN large nse on
Wbas only. Pairs ---94
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01
HOIIyavOOdi07l Je1Us

Every often Hollywood used to American Jewry
Not that the industry less reprehensb than
other industries which all have their puSes and mnuses nor that
the Jews really the industry the extent alleged by the
ani-SemieS and their allies.
Representative the Mississippi champion Of and
hate another Hollywood wtchhunt This not
the first Rankin has done this Hollywood can
well defend its reputation the harm that come to Jews
from the temporary publicity Rankns anticipated smear we
can we'll take stride But what does deserve comment IS
the fact that Hollywood whose
glitter against Jews, have SO little
Jewconscousness evad miles, anything that might draw
attention to their Jewishness.
Hollywood vet to picture like the British movie
Mr. Emmanuel or film depicting maryrdom and herosm
under the Germans which is certainly unparalleled dramauc ma
tera releasing Rhapsody in Blue the George uerSn
hn obviously underpayed GersnWns Jew
hneSs that critic of the New Republic deemed tS TACT
worthy that OF Hollywood develop
frequently against Jews these HOLLYWOOD semi
morannos hardly sympathy when the FannS
gallop down or
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01
July, 1945.

OO4J9 4O1Os
Dear Editor
Masad is situated on hill and
is surrounded by two tremend-
GUS mountains. The Camp is di-
vided into two parts. The girls
are called Gallid or Gallilee !.
the boys in the valley are known
as the Emek.
Twice a week we have dis
cussions and once a week and
on Saturday we go for a walk in
the mountains. We sing all day,
no matter what we do, especially
before and after meals. I have
several new songs to teach. They
have a Hebrew version for lots
of the English songs. know how
to sing 'Pop Goes the Weasel"
and Joshua Fought the Battle of
Jericho in Hebrew. The chill
dren at home will love it. There
are dances with each song, too.
Of course, all the activities are
carried on in Hebrew. That is all
you hear. I heard a bunch of
young people speaking Hebrew on
the ferry from New York to New
Jersey and right away I knew
they were going to Masad.
I can understand almost every
thing that is said, and am learn
ing to speak fairly well. You
pick up words here or there and
all you have to do is put it to-
gether. It is just natural for me
to speak Hebrew, because every
one else does, too. Most of the
people here have been to 'Pales-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01

tine at one time or another, and
naturally they speak well.
To me the whole thing is like
a dream. Here I know that it
is wonderful thing to be Jew
ish, and I become more proud
Of it every day. The atmosphere
is Jewish and you hear nothing
else all day. Yes, even the car
penters speak Hebrew. It is lots
of fun.
Shabbat and Friday night were
very beautifully arranged. Every
one was dressed in white. All the
girls have to wear dresses. No
shorts on Shabbat. The benches
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01
Hon. Many DagOs Is Il BiIbO Worth?

Bilbo the little who gallonul of hate has
himself recently in his sautaion Tiny dear dago to Amer
girl of Italian wrote his
block FEPC legislation
The girl in this instance had three brothers. One killed
action wounded and the third too has great
deal of combat.
Thousands of dagos themselves with glory So
Hikes and the hateist appeaon for Jews and
Negroes.
of groups hardly offense at
Bbo believing and Rann ranngs for what is Bbo worth
America compared single fighting Dago like and
America against single fighting coon?
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01
Herman ShuIn1Un

Shuman, relative newcomer to the ranks of Jew
ih leadership managed years in
Jewish activities through the American Jewish Conference the
Emergency Emergency
Council Organization gave
the brief of his the
Jewry
mans death a definite
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01

are lined up outside on the grass,
and you can hear the echo of the
songs coming from the other side
of the mountain. Some of the
melodies here are different, but
they are very beautiful.
Sincerely yours,
Gertrude Meyerhoff.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01
Killed In Action

PVT. SHELDON B. BERN
BAUM, 10, Marine Corps, of Mi
ami Beach, Fla. On Two Jima.
CAPT. HARRY KATE, 81, In
fantry, of Houston, Tex. In the
Pacific.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-08-01
LETTER BOX

On July 1 the Jacksonville
Jewish Center awarded one of
its teachers, Miss Gertrude
MeyerhOff, with a scholar
ship to attend Camp Masad, a
Hebrew speaking camp, in
New York. In the following
letter to the editor Miss Mey-
erhOff describes Masad and
the life which is led there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Consistent Hitters

The trio-Cramer (.292). Cul-
lenbine (.2S4) and Outlaw (.273).
using figures of 1944-have an
average of approximately .280,
which gives the Tigers what
promises TO be three consistent
hitters, one of them notably an
extra base swatter. In addition,
the Tigers have Bobby Maier. the
recruit from Buffalo. potential
hitter of no mean ability.
All of which makes the Tigers,
on paper at least, an improved
hitting combination. especially II
Eddie Mayo continues his whack-
ing. Eddie is the current league
leader in batting. With Mayo,
Cullenbine. York, Cramer and
Outlaw hitting in that order. OPP
posing pitchers will have some
thing to worry over-we hope. OF
course, York will have to do bet
ter than he has thus far this
season.
But the big first baseman Is a
comparatively weak spring hitter.
He should open UP his home run
campaign any day now. And, II
he does. look for a pennant. Espe-
cially with the Big Three
Trout. Newhouser and Benton
pointing to big seasons on the
mound. The Tiger picture. this
morning. was, indeed. a bright
one. despite a blemish here and
there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Boron Adds Speed

While not as potent at bat as
Don Ross. the hard working Red
Boron, new Tiger third baseman,
will add speed 10 his teams
lineup, a much needed commodity.
Red is also an above the average
infielder. He played third base
well in Cleveland.
One of the blemishes is the
sprained ankle suffered by Paul
Richards, acting Tiger manager,
sliding into second base in Cleve-
land Sunday The injury may
keep the astute catcher out Of
the lineup for two or three weeks.
Bob Swift will become the clubs
No. ] receiver with Milt Welch
his assistant. Thus far. Welch. a
young man who came up from
Hagerstown, Md, in the Tri- State
League. hasn't had much chance
10 show himself. For a kid, he is
a good catcher with a fine arm
and lots OF pepper. His home is in
Decatur. III, where he buddieS
with Al Unser, former Tiger
catcher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
WPB Promises
New Golf Balls

WASHINGTON. May ! (INS)
- The War Production Board
shortly will authorize the manu-
facture OF golf balls for civilians,
it was learned today.
A WPB spokesman said that a
new order is being issued for the
production OF special neoprene
synthetic rubber to be used for
the manufacture of golf balls.
WPB declined 10 estimate the
number OF balls wh &c h will be
available when the program gets
under way, probably within the
next few days.
The new balls will be made OF
neoprene and their covers OF
"belata." the substance now USED
TO refurbish old balls.
WPB said the average golfer
probably will not detect any diff.
ference between the neoprene ball
and prewar balls. although a
professional may find that the
new balls do not carry quite &c
far.
All golf ball production for the
past nine or 10 months has beer
eaTmarked for the Veterans Ad.
ministrations rehabilitation pro.
gram for disabled servicemen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

were mixing it throughout the
first seven.
Suddenly, in the eighth, Sadler
started a barrage Of blows to the
head. Valencia, appearing tired,
wilted and dropped to the canvas.
The Mexican champ weathered
the round, however, but came out
for the ninth still in fog.
Sadler, undefeated in % previ-
Gus fights, was set for the kill. He
tore into Valencia with a venge-
ance. He one-twoed blows to the
head and Valencia went down for
four. Arising, Valencia again was
sent sprawling into the ropes by
blows to the head. This time, how
ever, Referee Sam Hennessey in
tervened.
In preliminaries Charley Banks
defeated Bobby Giles, Buffalo
light-heavy with a solid smash to
the stomach in the second round,
the invader going down for the
count. Leonard Washington out
pointed Hal LaTeur, 80 pounds
in four; Jimmy Carol beat George
Bacca, 152. of Indianapolis, ir
four, and Kid Patton edged out
Charley Roth in a four-rounC
heavy 90.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Hur|ers
In Fine Form

Pitchers had a field day in the
Catholic High School League with
three one-hitters being turned in
yesterday.
Bob Lozon Of st. Charles was
the star performer for the after
noon chalking up his second VIC
tory in two days by allowing St.
Paul a single hit, winning 5 to /.
Speedy Bob Horner beat out a
hunt for the only single of the
day against Lozon who famed 13.
Lourdes was able. to collect only
one hit off Enos Mcdonnell of
IRedeemer and the Lions won to
l. Enos gathered three singles
himself. In the third one-hitter,
Hank Fecteau of st. Rita
trimmed st. Frederick 3 to 2.
Hank drove in two of his teams
three runs with a double and a
single.
Other scores in. the Catholic
League:
81. Mary oi Redford 4. ST. Leo 3.
ST. Catherine 8. st. StaniSauS 4.
ST. Francis de Sales 5, 81. James ,.
81 Mary Royal Oak 4. Shrine ).
81. Thomas IA 81. Philip 4.
ST. Martin 10, Annunciation 7.
ST. Bernard s. S. Clement a.
Holy Rosary 10. All Saints 4.
81. CaSimir s, 81. Francis Xavier :.
Sacred Heart s. MI Carmel q
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
SoftbdII LEAGUE
Open For Entries

Teams interested in competing
in the Municipal Open Softball
League are urged to make their
entries at the athletic office Of
the Department OF Parks and
Recreation. il was announced by
Hubert Johnson. supervisor Of
athletics. The athletic office is
now located in new quarters in
the G.. A. r. Building. corner of
CaSS and Grand River. Games
will be played on Monday eve-
nings on leading playfieids
throughout the city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

much greater as you get away
from the foul lines.
Though he has been playing
rightfield for Cleveland, except
for q brief and not too successful
experiment at third base, Cullen
bine will play in leftfield for the
Tigers, a field which he has
played before and which he pre-
fers. Jimmy Outlaw handles the
rightfield job scceptably.
Doc Cramer is, of course, In
centerfield. Doc, like Roy. is a
lefthanded hitter. Jimmy hits
right.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Prep Open
Season Today

Weather permitting, Metropoli.
tan League prep baseball teams
open their new season today with
a 10-gsme card.
Defending champion Highland
Park, without its ace pitcher OF
last year, Bill Pierce, but other
wise boasting veteran material
starts against Pershing Field.
Metro mines will play Tuesdays
and Fridays through June /. To-
days "ames:
RedfoId ~ Cooley: Mackenzie a. u. OF y
High, Western Al Northwestern Southwest
ern Wilbur Wright, Northwextern Field
Northern a. Hsmtrsmck Highland Park al
Perthinf DENLY vs. Eastern, Belle ltle
EortheAFteIn at Southeastern. Central al
Chadsey 'Cas W. Miller, Belle Isle.
'Non-league game
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Sports
Sweps TO Benefit
Both Tigers. Tribe
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Paul Trout took a firm stance
on the deck OF the Cleveland boat
wiped his glasses and proclaimed
The deal will help both the
Tigers and Indians. In Roy Cul-
lenbine, the Tigers will get that
extra power needed 90 make
Detroit n sure championship
club. At the same time the In
dams IN Don Ross and Dutch
Meyer get . couple OF good in
fielders who can hit the ball,
something they need badly
Well. that seems 10 be the gen
eral opinion among Tigers and
Others close 10 the club, with
regard 10 the trade in which De-
froit obtained Cullenbine in a
straight trade for Ross and Meyer.
Cullenbine'S record reveals that
he Is a power hitter. He hit for
254 total bases last year. his hits
including "a doubles and 10 home
runs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Strong on Mound

The team certainly has the
pitching. Paul Trout and Al Ben
ton not only are unbeaten but
low hit performances have marked
their victories.
And there need be no worry
about Hal Newhouser. He's pitch
ing better than his record would
indicate and will soon be on his
merry way again. He deserves,
and will get, better batting sup
port almost any day now.
In the course of a long grind.
relief hurling is a big item and
the Tigers appear much better
off In this respect than they were
last season.
Walter Wilson promises to be
especially valuable AS a game
saver, II he doesn't become a reg
ular starter.