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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

didn't even leave the ground.
Edison heard that cats discharged
electricity when their fur was rubbed.
He tried TO find out how much, so
ne connected wires from a telegraph
instrument TO two cats 10 learn
whether they could generate enough
power 10 operate the set.
Michael AdrianZoon de Ruytcr
1607.1676) was a neighborhood ter.
ror during childhood in his native
Holland. When he was II he climbed
a church steeple while workmen had
their backs turned, so, 10 teach him
lesson, they marooned him by remov-
ing the ladder. De Ruyter was un-
abashed. He simply kicked away a
tile here and there and made his own
ladder as he descended.
1t was a reSourCeful antic that
served de Ruyter well in later years
when he was admiral of the Dutch
Navy. He was captured by the Span
iards and escaped the same way, re-
joining his fleet and leading his men
10 victory.
Isaac Newton G642172O was con-
sidered a foolish boy. He occupied
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

the lions back and began wrestling.
He wasn't doing a bad Job of it,
either, by the time attendants reached
him. The lion tossed him on the floor
but John suffered nothing worse
than loss of the seat of his trousers
and cut on leg, and he had a fist
ful of the lions name as a trophy
What impelled the lad to take such
4 chance? Was it just a harum-
Scarum notion? Maybe. But it also
might be early manifestation OF a
career of adventuTc-possibly big
game hunting or sanimal training.
About the santN time John was
jumping into the lions den, Suntad
Naiarian, also IS, was stirring up
some chemicals in the basement of
his parents home at Stamford, Conn,
&c make a hand grenade. He hadn't
rui;e mastered the formula and the
Concoction blew up mangling his left
hand rather seriously.
Was Suntad, because of the Incl
dent, a problem clqId? No. He was
10 March 25, 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

merely demonstrating an active, in
quisitive mind which, in later life,
might make definite contributions 20
the achievements of chemistry.
The late Thomas a. Edison, the
electrical wizard, was a great eX-
perimenter in boyhood. He was full
OF ideas at an carly age and tried
them out as soon as he got them.
One thing Edison did, like many
another child, was TO try to hatch
eggs by sitting on them. He was con-
Siderably less successful than hens.
Another of Edison's stunts, upon
hearing that balloons would float
when inflated with gas, was TO induce
another boy TO swallow a handful of
seidlitZ powders and drink large
quantities Of water He wanted TO dis
cover whether the boy would become
buoyant like the balloons The boy
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

TO the ring with
Nlushie, a big cat,
which was intro
duCed as a wrcS-
Ting lion. The an
nouncement was
q challenge to the
spirited boy.
J John slipped
out of his seat,
ran into the arena
and, while hun
dre d S of specta-
tors looked on i'm
fear, Jumped on
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

on a Lions Back at "A Circus-and
Got Away With His Life and a
FiStfuI OF Name. Childish, of
Course, but Indicative OF Courage
i'm the Years to Come.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-25

Full OF Curiosity's Mischief, Young
Thomas A. Edison Was No Mama's Darling
-as When He Sat on Eggs to Hatch Them.
Evening star., 1945-10-11

Britain is shipping 100000 tons of
wheat month to India.
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First Ship 10 Arrive
Today Returns Record
Number Of Officers

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE troop
ship Thomas Beckett arrived today
with what was believed to be the
largest individual complement of
Army officers to land in Ntw York
since the end of the war
Among the 743 officers and men
on the Beckett were IA colonies,
Is lieutenant colonels, % majors and
33 captains
Lieutenants were so lost in this
company, they were like nothing
more than privates," one junior
officer said.
The Joseph Nicholson, with 742
troops, also arrived.
In all, about 1900 Pacific and
European veterans are scheduled to
arrive in the United States today.
Other ships and units arriving:
At New York. (Aboard Rushville
Victory, from Antwerp 1850 troops,
many for discharge. (Aboard Her.
rons Bridge, from LIE Havre), 18
emergency returnees en- route to
Fort Sheridan, Ill. (Aboard ORR
entail, 13 miscellaneous troops.
At Boston, (Aboard Jonathan
WORTH 762 medical attendants and
miscellaneous personnel (Aboard
James Price, 13 miscellaneous Army
personnel.
At Newport News, Va.-(Aboard
Charles WooSter), 103 miscellaneous
personnel.
At San Francisco-Carriers Petrol
Bay and Teamer Bay, 1,799 men;
! tranSnOrt RiXev 065
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United Nations War
Relief, Inc. War

United Nations War
Relief, Inc. War
Hospitality Committee
tRecreotion Services, Incl
Direct Operations:
United Nations Service Center
George Washington Lodgings
Information Service.
Service Mems Club No. =
War Workers Council
Sponsored Operations:
Officers Service Club Of the
United Notions, Inc.
Ticket Hut
Washington Hostel for Aneri-
cons Of japanese Ancestry
Directly Subsidized:
Potomac Area American Youth
HosteIs
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Republication

NOTE: Hospitoiizotion Fund.
purchase services ot:
Alexandra Community Health
Center
Alexandra Hospital
Arlington County General
Hospitol
Chiidren's Hospitol
Columbia Hospital for Women
Eastern Dispensoy and cosuoIty
Hospital
Episcopal Eye, Eor and Throot
Hospital
Eugene Leland Memorial
Hospital
0orfield Memorial Hospital
Georgetown University Hospital
George Washington University
Hospital
Montgomery County General
Hospitol
Montgomery County Suburban
Hospital
Prince Georges County
General Hospital
Prince Georges Medical Center
Providence Hospital
Washington Sonitorium
ALSO: Special Diagnosis,
Iheropy, Oentol Core
Hospitality House of Covenant
Servicenen's Social
Service Center
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First of 700 Liberotors
| From Pacific Land in u. S.

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Oct. II
R.-The first of TOO war-weary B-24
Liberator bombers due to return to
the United States from the Philip
pines and adjacent islands arrived
at Mather Field yesterday, eight
days after leaving Nichols Field,
Manila.
Eight planes came in after the
long hop from Manila, each carry
ing approximately Is crewmen and
passengers. They were from the
18th Bomber Command.
Along with the Liberators, a group
'of II B-29 Super Forts from the
Hellbird group of the 58th Wing
also arrived.
Both Liberators and Super Forts
are bringing back veteran airmen
who took part in the bombing of
Japan and are due either for release
or redeployment.
Britain is shipping 100000 tons of
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Directly Subsidized

Potonoc Areo American Youth
HosteIs
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Community Chest Of
Montgomery County

Boy Scouts of America
Comp Fire Girls
Girl Scouts
Mental Hygiene Society
Community Chest and Council
Montgomery County Al
Council
Montgomery County Health
Fund ~
Public Health 10y Council
Silver Spring Health Center, Inc.
Sociol Service leoeue
War Recreation 6 Hospitality
Services
Young Mems Christion
Association
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Other loeoI Services

Blood Plosmo Bank, ChiIdren's
Hospital
Boys Club of MetroooIiton
Police
Bundles for America
Church Door Conteen
Citizens Committee on Rocs
Relations
Oefense Commission of the
Churches
spIseopoI Conteen
Fellowship House of Covenont
Foster Day Core and
Counseline Association
Junior Army Navy Guild
Organization Uonoos)
Lodging Center
Lutheran Service Center
National CothoIic Service Men,
Club
Recreation Conteen
Saturday Night Social
Soldiers, Sailors and Marine.
Club
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NotionoI Wor Fund

USO UNITED Service Organize
tionsl
United Seomen's Service
Wor Prisoners Aid of lnterno-
tionoI YMCA
American Field Service
Refugee Relief Trustees
U. S. Committee for the Core Of
Europeon Children
BELGIAN War Relief Society
United CHINA Relief
American Relief for CZECHO-
SLOVAKlA
American Relief for FRANCE
GREEK War Relief Association
American Relief for HOLLAND
American Relief for ITALY
United LITHUANIAN Relief
Fund
Friends of LUXEMBOURG
American Relief for NORWAY
PHILIPPINE War Relief
POLISH Wor Relief
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Community Chest Of
Washington

Barney Neiohborhood House
Boy Scouts Of America, National
CopitoI Area Council
Boys Club Of Washington
Bureau Of Rehabilitation
Comp Fire oirIs
CothoIic Charities
Cotholic Charities of Prince
Georges
Child Welfare Society
ChiIdren's Country Home
Children's Protective
Association
Christ Child Fresh Air Form for
ConvoIescent Children
Christ Child Settlement House
Community Chest Headquarters
Council Of SocioI Agencies Of
the D. c. ond Vicinity
D. c. Society for the Prevention
of Blindness
Dental Fund
Department Of Social Welfare
Washington Federation of
Churches
Episcopol Home for Children
Family Service Association
Summer Outings Committee
Department for the Blind
Florence Crittenton Home
Friendship House
Georgetown House
Girl Scouts of D. c.
Girl Scouts Of Prince Georges
County
Hebrew Home for the Aged
disqualification Fund
Instructive Visiting Nurse
Society
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Social Service Agency
and Jewish Foster Home
Juonito Koufmon Nye Council
House
Legal Aid Bureou
Northwest Settlement House
Phyllis WheotIey YWcA
Saint Anno's Home
soint AIMS Infant Asylum
Soint Joseph's Home and School
Soint Roses Technical School
Salvation Army
Soint Vincent's Home and School
Shoe and Rubber Fund Of the
! Congress Of Parents and
Teoehers
Shoe and Rubber Fund of the
Federation Of Porent- Teacher
Associations
Social Hygiene Society
! Sociol Service Exehonoe
Social Service Leoeue Of Prince
Georges County
Southeast Home
Southwest Community House
; Stoddord Baptist Home
/. Travellers Aid Society
Twelfth Street YMCA
\ Washington Animal Rescue
League
& Washington Criminal Justice !.
Association
Washington Heart Association
:s Washington Home for
4 Foundlinos
4 Washington Housing
B Association
q Washington Institute Of Mental
n Hygiene
4 Washington Society for the
4 Hard of Hearing
& Washington Urban League
q WeIfore Department Of the
American Legion
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Foirfax County
Community Chest


Boy Scouts
Comp Fire Girls
Child Core-CIothine, Milk
Child Guidance Clinics
Community Chest Headquarters
Emergency Relief and
Rehabilitation
Eye. Dental and Tonsilleetory
Fund
FoIIow-Up and Placement
Service
Fort Belvoir Community Services
and Recreation
Al Clubs
Girl Scouts
Health Department
Health, Welfare ond Nutrition
Home Nursing Service
disqualification
Maternal and lnfont Gore
Mclean School Health Clinic
Recreation Association
Religious Education Association
Summer Comp for Children
Venereol Oiseose Control
Welfare Department
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U. S. O. Services

U S. O. Area Office
U. S. o. Clubs ot:
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Greyhound TerminoI-tTAl
1876 G Street N.W.-tYWCAl
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-(YWCAl
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Community Conducted
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Community Chest Of
Arlington

Arlington Council Of Girl Scouts
Arlington War Recreation
Committee
Boy Scouts of America
Children's Home Society Of
Virginia
Community Chest Headquarters
Department of Public Welfare
Hospital Fund
Instructive Visiting Nurse
Association
Negro SeIeetive Service
Committee
Social Hygiene Boord
Young Mems Christion
Association
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Young Mems Christion
Association
Y. M. c. A. of Prince Georges
Young Women's Christion
Association
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Through the Community War Fund
Over l6o Welfare Agencies Ask
Your Help Throughout the Coming Year

AIexondrio Community
Chest
Boys Club of Alexandria
Boy Scouts of America
Comp Fire Girls
Community Health Center
Council Of socioI Agencies
Fonily Service Society
Sirls' Club of Alexandra
Girl Scouts of Alexandria
Hopkins House Association
disqualification Fund
Salvation Army
Visiting Nurse Service
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Subsidized Operations:

tOperoted by D. c. Recreation
Department.
Entertainment Program and
Comp Shows No. ! and No. Z
Walsh Club for War Workers
Women's 6ottolion No. !
Women's Bottolion No. z
Aeorthstone Club for Negro
Wor Workers
Bonneker Service Club
Evening star., 1945-05-13

entronce to the Ambassadors residence, Suite o75 The
establishment of the Uueuoyon Embassy su'tobe house
not expect ted otter the Severo apartments the
9th floor of the hotel however occupied the fom o"d
the Embossy offices ore locoted the third floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Connor Is New
Golf CIubChdmp

Addison Connor, who for almost
10 years tried everything from
sailing to horseback riding as a
substitute before returning TO golf,
is the club champion at Detroit
Golf Club.
The former University Of Mich
igan golf captain won from A f.
(Ace) Wilson, l up 40 holes, in
yesterdays final. A missed sec
ond on the fourth extra hole de-
feated wilson after they had
halved the three previous holes in
par.
Connor averted defeat by sink
ing a 12-foot putt on the short
third hole after missing the green
with his tee shot.
Wilson'S par u gave him a 5
up lead on the first 18. In the
afternoon COnnor shot IS and fl
nally evened the match.
This is the third time Connor
has won the DGC title. His other
victories were in 1927 and 1928.
Wilson won in 1912
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
GETS VACATION

Late yesterday however, Stroud
got the bad news. He was set
down for five days with Jackie
Favorite and Patterson Mligan
each for being guilty of rough
riding.
Stroud's offense, the stewards
said. was for cutting across the
field with Kantar Run. Milligan
and Favorite were too energetic
in their stretch duel on Skylark
and Shout About in the fourth
race Tuesday
Favorite regained the lead yes
terday when he rode two success
sive winners for the Wolf stable,
scoring with Goober Lad At SD so
by a length in the run of a mile
over turf and following in the
seventh race with the 81 40 favor
ite, Columbus Day, which won
easily by FIVE lengths.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Bo-Bo Reeains Voice

That rapid firing you may hear
in the distance isn't machine gun
fire. It's ,Bobo Newsom taking
the soap box once more.
As silent as could be expected
for a losing pitcher. BObo has
bobbed up with two straight VIC
tories, including a two hitter. and
ne is making up for lost time and
unused boasts.
And did you know that Tommy
Holmes, hitting star Of the
Braves. credits Paul Waner and
Tony CuccinellO with correcting
his hitting faults and starting him
on his way 10 stardom
Speaking OF the Braves brings
10 mind that this club, and
Brooklyn, already have drawn
more paid customers at homo
than were attracted all during
last season =. . Even the Browns
are drawing more than the
usual $50, which really Is some
thing.
It's a slugger VS.. boxer In the
affair al Madison Square Garden
tonight between Johnny Greco
and 19-year-old Tony Janiro
the wise money is riding with
-JaRiFo. who will match cleverneSs
against the superior punching Of
Greco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Easy-For Haeqq

Gundar Haegg has run the mile
in 4.0l 4 and now he says the long
awaited -four minute mile" can
be run easily and they talk
about the featS of the athletes
Of veSteryear.
Owner-trainer Earl Beezley
thinks Tommy Sullivan, the young
Detroit novice, is a real conner as
Jockey The kid certainly
doesn't lack confidence. you can
be sure.
You read much these days
about the problems horse own
erS face when II comes to ship
ping their beasts here and there
-. hut after the war IL will he
noth ing uncommon for an
owner 10 put one Of his sleek
thoroughbredS on an airplane
and head for such places as
London, Australia or Mexico
for q try at some rich purse =.
Already Bay Meadows Is plan
ming a postwar air field for the
convenience Of both race horses
and patrons.
After some Of the automobile
rides we have had with certain
drivers after a losing day-well,
il will be worth thinking about
twice before you fly home with a
gent who lost the eighth in a
photo finish.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Nelson 10 Pass Up
St. Paul Coli Meet

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July 19
QNS) The $4,000 Keller Open
Golf Tournament gets under way
in st. Paul tomorrow with the big
money man, Byron Nelson Of To-
ledO. O., for once not having a
chance az the awards.
The only reason is that Mel
son voluntarily has side-lined
himself 10 rest up for the $4,000
All-American Open, which starts
at the Tam O. Shanter Club in
Chicago next Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
OF. Lakes Grid
Stars Shifted
Detrol, Times photo

GREAT LAKES, H., July 19-
1t. Paul f. Brown, football coach
at Great Lakes naval station,
faces the problem of replacing 16
prospective candidates who have
been transferred TO other stations.
Among those receiving trans
fers were Dick Rifenburg, former
u. Of M. end; Buddy Young, SEN
sational Illinois halfback; Carl
PiScopink, former Detroit st. An
thony High star center who played
at Purdue; Charley Renner, Ohio
State, and Charlie Johnson and
Paul Patterson, also formerly Of
Illinois.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Tales
Mats Keeling From
One-Two Punches
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

OF course, there can be many
a slip 'twixt cup and lip, as some
bar room poet once wrote, but
it looks today like you can re-
serve a tent for your Uncle
Hiram and Aunt Hettie. There's
definitely a World Series jam
boree headed in our direction.
Steve O'Neill'S Tigers snapped
out of their losing ways just when
it looked as though they were
headed south in the standings. To-
day the team leads the league
by 412 games, ard one of their
main threats --- the Washington
Senators - have been rud e y
iostled just as they had reached
the CroSSWordS of their title chal-
lenge.
That was a BIG, BIG pair Of
victories the Tigers turned In
last night against the Senators.
You can bet when the seasons
campalgn is ended, and we are
in our series waltz here, that
Steve O'Neil will look back on
the Chucking Of Hal NewhOuser
and big Al Benton last evening
as one Of the best Knockout
blows 81 the wear.
The main worry as Of today
concerns those Boston Red Sox
and the inSpirational pitching OF
Dave FerriSS, who now has
bacgcd victory No 16 It's the
feeling around the front offices
at Briggs Stadium now that the
Red Sox are the Tigers main
worry
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

Rain or shine. the draw will be
held tonight for the junior divi-
sion Of the Metropolitan Detroit
softball tournament, sponsored by
The Detroit Times.
The draw is set for s o'clock
at Mack Park. The first six drawn
will play the first three games in
the event Of rain these games will
be played later.
Al teams play tomorrow at the
various playfields. Games also are
scheduled Saturday afternoon and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
NeWhOUSer. Benton
PuncIMV'e Nat Hopes
Detroit EdQe
Is a Games
BY LEO MACDoNELL

WASHINGTON, July 19 -
There was heavy crepe hanging on
the doors at Griffith Stadium to-
day as that part of the national
capital interested in baseball
mourned the misfortuneS of the
Senators.
At the same time there W a s
iubilation in the camp of the IT.
gers, who caused the local grief
when they swept both ends of a
twilight-night double bill from the
upstart Senator's, 8 TO and 5
TO 0, here last night.
A crowd Of 1887 customers
waited patiently three minutes
short of an hour for the start due
TO a rain drenched field.
The double triumph bolstered
the Tigers league lead to four and
one-half games over the Red Sox
and Yankees and plunged the un-
happy Senators into fourth place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Sole 300 Hitter

With a mark Of $3.50, Case Is
the only Washington player in the
800 circle. Myatt and Al Evans
trail with .2SS each.
George Finks, the recruit
whose single scored the run that
beat Benton In the Tiger right
handlers only defeat this year,
has been a big asset to the club.
He has been filling in at first
base for the ailing Joe kuhel.
The recent fine showing OF
Gift, both afield and at bat, re-
calls the Tigers once offered the
Browns 100000 and players for
the veteran third baSeman. That
was before Detroit acquired Pinky
Higgins from the Red SoX. The
recent rise of the Senators started
when Gift returned to batting
form.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Times SOffbaII Meet
Opens for Juniors

night and play starts Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock at Mack
Park. N...
Juniors must be under II years
Of age as Of Jan. l. Players must
have birth certificates in case OF
dispute.
II is necessary to dispose Of
the Detroit tournament as rapidly
as possible 10 determine a winner
TO be sent 10 the nationals at
Columbus July %. This Is the
first year a title event has been
held for Juniors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Back on the Beam
Totsls - 927ls

ro,sts "a gg7lg Totals 50 T-2- Il
pstree fn- Uaet8lr IA seventh
r,trf,,,--- ''' o''''-' 600 s2l 0Co-6
V---lrri.o U1O Oul ot0--A
RLaa-Myat' Gift ? Vsurhr, Wett q.
Yrs G-eeus.rg = Cuueltine. ErtsTs-
.oS Nsl-iG. Evans Runs oatted n
Tvsrt -rrGru CrarCf York ?. Nelrr
Va.Fsa Clin Tao-tatc hits-Vsurhn. N..E.
r-.trr Nyatf HiuN esrfihte llts-Na1u.
rtFruussr Torres Daur.e p.oys-Nebt 90
MAJ 10 Yars Vaughn o. Evans. TOvsr 20
Va.ean O. F.uE M9yg 90 Webb g. 4orA
I.ft rn lasts-DctgUit 7. washing. .n Bases
a. ta.s-g| HattuCr e uN S.tHulsrr o..
S-f-p ugt-By Ebrfrry ry s .Jscr a
b. tt-uru Eln-OU Har'nri in So.
T.rrf ~ zurich ia !ugisEs Wa pitches
-S.Rrrug.r RaIk-SsV .ls,r Passed balls
-@aIf losing vilcrrr--I'''ncr Iwgi1,l-
.-rarf Pa1s..cIa and Nra'rr. TIME 4.
A....Aiu8te 8f,tntAult-t.l 600.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Legion Sees
Three-Hitfer

With Al Szarek contributing
three hit pitching, Stitt Post won
an American Legion League vic
tory over Police last night, 10.
A pass, stolen base, infield out
and Ed Vholakien'S single brought
in Stitt'S lone run in the seventh.
Only one Police runner reached
second.
Ro0se-vankcr id. Crosse Poin'e o.
Posselius 9. Young 0 tf1rfcitl
Harper-Van Dyke g. BrlEEs z. .-
learned 10 Vincent s
Century q Hllly forfeit.
AlEcr 4 Faust
briggs ! Police 0.
RuScnwald s E1sotalc ..
PhNlips z Bushwsy ?
BcAudry 10 Edwards o
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
Southwestern Z. Ellsworth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
BIIGEWASH:

While VitesSe's crew was un-
loading her movable stores
and equipment relay fashion,
there were several laughs d.
Someone handed Joe Snay,
oldest man who sailed in the
race. a bundle Of pillow Slips
which caused Snay 20 snort
Where are the tuuihpickS'
.. Les Neyins also handed Or.
RID. Amcnt a small cake Of
ice The latter was halfway
ashore before he discovered the
gag.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Sailing Comeback
VITESSE DUE
BACK THIS
SEASON
By GEORGE f. VAN

MACKINAC ISLAND, July
-Vitesse III will be sailing
again before the season is over.
This welcome news was
brought here by several men,
bers of her crew who were
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20


gram at Briggs Stadium. Tony
Bukovich, PariSclean, and Bliss
Bowman, Auto Club, are the start
ting pitchers. .
Saturday starting at noon, three
games are offered. The opener
pairs the all stars from Class r,
the kids division, east and west
side. The east SidcrS and west
siderS from y gon on at 2. At 4
comes Oskwood Bluejackets and
Johns, sharing first in B.
Bukovich. who played hockey
with the Red Wings last winter,
helped Auto Club win three fed
GRAFTON and one national title, is
with Parisclean for the first time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Trout. Feeling Better.
To Get Relief Work

ming Thcn after Evans was re-
tired. Vaughn started for second
and Swift dropped a strike on
Zard0n Vaughn stopped before
he reached second. thinking II was
foul Swift threw 20 Webb and
Vaughn was tagged between the
bases.
II. Byron (Whizzer) White,
L. S Navy, former Detroit Lions
grid star, was a spectator. So was
II. t'gt Waldo NcNaught Of The
Detroit Times editorial staff It
McNaught returned 70 Washing
ton recently from an assignment
in the south Pacific