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Nelson And McSpaden
To Play Snead, Byrd

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-P)-
With an extra bond offered the
golfer with the lowest score, golf
dom's gold dust twins-Byron Mel
son of Toledo, O., and Harold Nc
Spaden of Philadelphia meet the
Slammin' Sammies, Snead Of Hot
Springs, Va, and Byrd Of Detroit,
in Navy league benefit match to-
morrow at Whitemarsh Valley
Country Club.
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BR00KLYNB
CHICAGO CUBS, 1913

CHICAGO, May a. H Five
runs in the third inning gave the
Brooklyn Dodgers a 1913 decision
over the Chicago Cubs today with
Ben Chapman, making his first
start since May 6, earning his
second victory on an eight-hit per-
Torrance.
Singles by Goody Rosen, Augie
Galan, Dixie Walker, John Dam
tonic and Eddie Basinski, two
walks and an error by Shortstopp
Bill Schuster routed Starter Mack
Stewart in the third and clinched
the first win Of the series for the
Dodgers.
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Joe Judge Returns
To Coach Senators

WASHINGTON, May 90 IN =
Joe Judge, star first baseman Of
Washington's Senators in pesnnant
winning years of 1924-25, today re-
turned to the club as coach.
Judge will fill a vacancy Gre
ated by the loss of Veteran Clyde
Mia. who recetly left for his home,
GAINESVILLE, Texas, to undergo an
operation for hernia.
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Cardinals Sore Arm
Epidemic May Be Over

ST. LOUIS, May 3d. @ The
epidemic of sore arms which has
plagued Cardinal pitchers for sew
eral weeks appears to be over, thus
permitting Manager Billy South
worth to get a line on his mound
corps. Southworth announced to-
day that his five starters would
be Ted WilkS, Charley Barrett,
Harry Brecheen, Blk Donnelly
and Jack Creel. with Bud Byerly,
Ken Burkhardt and AL Jurisich
available for relief.
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DUKE WINS

CHAPEL HILL, May 2o.-RE
Dukes tennis team repeated an
earlier triumph over the Navy Pre-
Flight Cloudbusters, taking five
singles and two doubles matches
here today for q Z to 2 margin.
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Runs Batted In-Schalk q. Moses, John
son, Garbark. Metkovich. Fox, Tobin
Lake. Two Base Hits-Curtright, Metko-
vich, Lake. Tobin. Three Base Hits -
Johnson, Fox Stolen Base-Metkovich
Double Plays-Barrett and Steiner, Gar
bark and Lake, Garbark and Tobin. Left
on Chicago 7, Boston,7. Bases on
Balls-off Ross 2. Papish l.. Barrett 6.
Strikeouts-by Papish 2, Woods l, Bar
rett l, Hausmann !. Hits-off Ross in
2 innings; Papish in 6; Woods 3 in q;
Barrett 5 in s; Hausmann l in /: Win
ming Pitcher-Barrett. Losing Pitcher
Papish. Umpires-Rue, Boyer and Sum-
mers. Time-2:O8 400.
-V-
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Runs Batted In-Grimes 3: Crosetti,
Crompton 2, stirnweiss 2, Etten. H. Mar
tin 2. Two Base Hits-Crompton, Etten,
H. Martin. Three Base Hit-Lindell.
Sacrifice-Donald. Left on Bases-St.
Louis IL; New York 8. Base on Balls
Kramer 8; Donald 3. Strike Outs -
Kramer l, West 2, Donald 5. Hits off
Kramer 2 in 2-3 innings; West in 5 1-3;
Zoldak 7 in A. passed ball-Hayworth.
Losing Pitcher-Kramer Unlpires NC
Gowan, Stewart, Weafer and Passarella.
Time-2:10. Attendance-9,519 paid.
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Philadelphia Athletics
End Tribe Streak, g.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29|H-Pitcher Flores walked in
with winning the tenth inning as the PHILADELPHIA
Athletics snapped hvegame winning streak Cleveland In
dian a.
mufed ninth inning after the bases
were loaded Allie Reynolds Joe Burns and got
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z-Batted for Roe In 9Th.
xx-Ran for Dahlgren in 9Th.
zxz-Batted for Cuisine In 9Th.
Nav, yor,r .. 100 DOL 1905
1otttsLrrgt, 600 600 013-4
Runs Batted hot, 2, Barrett, Salkeld
3. Two Base Hits-Hausmann, Gion-
friddo, Kerr. Double plays = Elliott,
Saltzsaver and Dahlgren; Hausmann,
Kerr and Weintraub; Kerr, Hausmann
snd Weintraub. Left On Bases = New
York 8; Pittsburgh 6. Ease on Balls, Oft
Feldman 4. strikeouts-Roe 5: Field.
man 3; Gables 1; Adams l. Hitts-off
Roe u in 8 innings; off Gables in l
inning: off Feldman in 8; off Adams
1 in 1-3 inning. Winning Pitcher -
Gables; Losing Pitcher-Adams: ompires
Ballanfant, Boggess and Plnelh. Time
1:53. Attendance 1902.
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O. nuns Batted n-MacKiewicz, Rosen-
, wal, George Two Base Hits-Meyer,
sSlklns, Siebert. Stolen Base-Meyer.
rra a. Double Plays -
n rsalela to Hall to Kell; O'Dea to Nc
i Iulnell to Meyer. Left On Base-Cleve-
.alu 10 I5' Philadelphia 10. Base On Balls:
s sr fiofes 4; Reynolds S; Kleiman 2.
sss.iilSSeouts-Reynolds 4; Flores 6, Hits
iatb Ney ", in 9 innings {none out in
psv r1, Aeiman In %. Losing Pitcher:
S os.w' Umpires-Pipgras. Grieve and
s.ran Time of game-2:40. Atten-
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johnson, Fox Triple;
Boston Nips Sox, 6-4

BOSTON, May 9PSuccessive fifth inning triples Bob
Johnson and plus Jack Tobns
Ga the Chicago White Sox today
Pnky Woods started the Boston hnging
retire in the last Of the second when
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STANDINGS
4 - Arinn Y
Playing night game.
PROBABLE PITCHERS
National Learue

PROBABLE PITCHERS
National League
New York at Chicago (2)-Hansen (4-2)
and Voise1le GID VS. Wyse (5-3) and
Chapman (1-O.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh ~ - Pfund
go and Davis (4-3) VS. Sewell go and
Qerheauser (0-2).
Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2)-Wyatt
(O-3) and Lee (2-3) VS. Heusser (3-3) and
Bowman 90.
Boston at st. Louis (2l-Tobin (2-6)
and Losann Old VS. Wilks t2-4) and
Brecheen (2-D or Burkhardt 90.
American League
Detroit at New York (2)-Trout (4-3)
and Overmire Old VS. Dubie1 az and
Gettel (2-2).
Cleveland at Boston (2)-Gromek Isl,
and Bagby t0-5) VS. Terry (0-0) and Will
son Q-5.
Chicago at Philadelphia (2)-Lee (5-2)
and HUMPHREYS DO VS. Christopher (6-2
and Newsom 90.
St. Louis at Washington (2)-(Twilight-
night)- Shirley (2-2) and Potter az VS.
Leonard (3-2) and Pieretti 49,.
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mY'
$S1A(DI
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
A. A~sr.~ AA RvvA

Yesterdays RESULTS
American League
New York II, st. Louis 0.
Boston 8, Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 2, Cleveland ].
st. Louis 8, Philadelphia /.
Only games Scheduled.
National League
Brooklyn 10, Chicago 3.
Pittsburgh 4, New York 3.
Philadelphia at st. Louis night.
STANDINGS
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PLAYERS TRANSFERRED

LANCASTER, Pa, May 29.-(P)
Nick Ellis and Joe Horner, right
handed pitchers, have been sent to
Martinsville, Va, of the Carolina
League, Manager Bill Cowdrick Of
the Lancaster Interstate League
club announced today. Ellis start
ed against Hagerstown, Md, Sun
day, but was knocked from the
box in the first inning. Horner also
failed to impress in his first start.
V-
Sugar, transformed into indus
trial alcohol. is used extensively
in the manufacture of explosives.
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Motors first came into use a.
bout 1884.
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, TINSLEY RETURNS

BATON ROUGE, La, May %
R) - Gaynel Tinsley, Louisiana
States All-American football end
in 1885, has returned to LSU as
end. coach following his discharge
from the Army, Athletic Director
T. P. Heard announced today.
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Z-Battde for Schuster in 4th.
zz-Batted for Conellas in 4th.
zzz-Batted for Vandenberg in 9th.
Brooklyn --------------- los ITO 020-10
Chicago -------------- O10 100 DOL 3
Runs batted in-Galan, Walker 2, Dino
2, Hart, Dantonio 2, Basinski. Chapman,
Lowrey 2, MerulIo. Two Base Hit -
Wake. Stolen Base-Ga1an. Sacrifice
Basinski. Double Plays-Basinski, Stanky
and Galan; Stanky, Basinski and Galan;
Chapman, Basinski and Galan. Left on
bases-Brooklyn 8; Chicago 6. Bases on
Balls Chapman 3, Stewart 8. vandenberg
Comellas J., Vandenberg 2. Hits off
Stewart in 1-3 innings; CoF1ellas
in 2-3; Vandenberg 5 in 5. Wild pitches
Chapman 2. Losing pitcher-Stewart.
Umpires Stewart, Dunn and Mayer
kurth. Time-2:24. Attendance-3,656.
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Spencer Loses
To Eddy in Flint
Detroit Times Pint Bursss

FLINT. Nov. 2-Bill Eddy state
lightweight champion, took hard
fought decision over Gene Spencer
OF Chicago IN a nontitle. l0-round
main bout which attracted 1000
customers at the INA auditorium
last night.
The Six-bout card was used as a
springboard both 10 reintroduce
boxing to Flint and present Speed
Oldheld of Flint IN his debut as a
professional sports promoter
Spencer drew first blood IN the
third round. cutting the left
handed champion over the left eye.
Eddy came back IN the seventh 10
raise havoc with both OF Spencer :
orbS.
In the prelims. Jimmy DlPolo,
Flint, 'decisioned Fred StlleSki,
Pontiac; Marty Ferro, Detroit, and
Alvin Howell. Detroit, went TO
draw; Jimmy Carroll and Mickey
Wilson. both Detrolters, fought a
draw; Paul Darby, Detroit. kayoed
Tom Diehr. Highland Park. in the
second round; Gene Boland. De-
troit, hattened Johnny Clemons,
Flint, for the count in the third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Suit Threatened
In Flint Tax Cat
p.lroit inv, Fiint nur..s

FLINT, Nov Threat Of
law suit over the decision Of The
state tax commission TO cut the
.eityis share of the county TAX bur
den by more than $4,000 vas
seen in the. action Of members of
the county board Of supervisors
today
Two township members Of the
boards equalization committee
asked that the board return 10
the committee their report which
distributes heavier tax burden
on small cities and townships in
the county because Of the cut
granted Flint
Ralph G.. Johnson of GencSco
Township said there may be a
lawsuit and he wants the report
returned 10 the committee so that
his name can be taken off tho re-
port, explaining that with his
name attached 10 the document
he would not be able TO paruci-
pate in a lawsuit.
Earl w. Mct,wen. Burton Town
ship supervisor, indicated that he.
too. might sue in an effort 10 re-
lieve his township Of the increased
tax load.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
On: Tolerance

Utopia TO me isn't a land OF sun
shine and riches so much as a land
Of kindness OF tolerant people
who wouldn't think of allowing Bit
terness or prejudice 10 creep into
their dealings with those Of another
race or religion.
believe we may someday achieve
that Utopia if We are moier0m
Of certain things. lntolerant OF NTH
and disease and poverty. lntQleraut
of men in public Office who pit one
group against another in order TO
further their own political ends.
Let's all use our strength and
energy in fighting racial and religious
discrimination let's use it to better
the standard Of living of one third
OF our nation. ... to wipe out illiteracy
and above all, let's practice toler-
ance in our own homes.
Tonight's play shows how one
mother handled the problem and
sowed the seed of tolerance in her
young son.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
L0uelIs %. Parsons
-
Alan Marshal
Will Remain
In Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD,
Nouanahar >
LouelIs q. Parsons
HOLLYWOOD,
November ,.

WITH the strike settled, all
" sorts Of good things are hap
pening One of the best is that
Alan Marshal. i'll so long and off
the screen for nearly two years,
is coming back opposite Joan Fon-
taine in "All Kneeling" al R-K-O.
Only it amt "Ap KneeIing" any
moro. The new title on the Anne
Parrish novel is "Christabel Caine"
"a friend of Mildred Pierce"
maybe?
But Alan is the boy we want
to talk about. After he began
to recover we ran a story that
he had the New York stage bug.
But he changed his mind because
he likes this movie so much.
Joan is the one who is going
to New York-but just for few
weeks Of shopping before re.
porting to producer William
Pereira Dee. 26. Alan. who is
under contract to Selxnick, and
was borrowed from him for this
movie, stays right her. until
starting time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Dual Band Tops
Talent al Mickey S

THE EXISTING dual band
policy at Mickey's Show Bar has
captured the fancy of dancing
enthusiasts. especially since il
provides continuous dancing, ex-
cept for the floor show periods.
Clarence Dorsey and his 'boogie
woogie" orchestra and the Buck
Bassey Trio are the music makers,
Both groups are topflight enter
tanning units as well.
Bill Fraser. again preSideS as
master OF ceremonies in the cur
rent floor show. which includes
Sam and Jenny black-face come
dianS; Bob Perry and his artistic
pictures in sand the Bea NesteT
Esquire Girls, and others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Flint Girl Arrested
On U.S.. S.Che(k ChdrQe
Deroh Times RA, CT, Rur,au

BAY CITY. Nov. 2 - Mary
jean Baker. l9. Of ll0l 6 Frank
In. Flint. was held here today for
allegdly forging government
check A plea Of not guilty was
entered for the girl when she was
arraigned before Commissioner
Clarence 6. Petit who said she
would be arraigned in L S. dis
trict court next week on an infor-
nation
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
; Held in Flint
For $4,000 Fraud
Detroit Time. Fiint Bursss

FLINT. Nov. 2 Warrants :
charging embezzlemcnt Of SO, 900
have been issued for the arrest
of three former employees Of Con-
SumerS Home Equipment Co.
Abraham S hareV. "A, alias
Albert Silver. alias Albert Solar,
of 320l Norwood Drive. former
manager OF the company's Flint
branch at 1927 6. Saginaw. and
John j. Peck. 3S, OF 1890 Hatherly,
former m ye, have been
arraigned and their hearings were
set for TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Bobby Sox Killer
Pleads Insanity

NEW YORK. Nov. . GNS)-A
plea that a mental alteration
caused Lena Nienstedt. l6-year-
old bobby soXer. TO hack 10 death
John Wagner. 7l-year-old tailor,
Sept, ~. was entered today by
her attorney.
"She did not comprehend
what was happening" nc saId.
TITS one of those unfortunate
cases in which society should
he the defendant"
Her hearing was set for Nov. 8.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Park as Memorial
SOUGHT for Flint
Detroit Time, rlint Bureau

FLINT. Nov 2 -- Development
Of the old county infrmary farm
on South Dixie highway into a
playground and park as a me-
mortal 10 GeneSec CountyS war
dead was proposed 10 the county
board OF supervisors today by
the Flint council. American Le-
gIon
The board filcd tho request with
a view to giving II consideration
later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
DOUBLE BOOKS, CLAIM

The men used double sets Of
books and were selling their own
merchandise along with company
goods Martin said
Sharev is also accused Of later
starting his own business al 1920
Saginaw using HE 1arne-of
the Consumer Home Equipment
Co. and filing the name with the
county clerk. although the original
Consumers firm had previously
registered its name with the
clerk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Russian Captain

THE BOWERY'S Alexis Ru-
L loff, dancing for 35 years.
was captain in the Imperial
Russian Army during Worl d
Mar For more than a decade,
he studied ballet under skilled
Soviet instructors Hrs daugh-
-Ii,tairtSi- az Il has Now Joined the
act.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
THIRD DEFENDANT

A third defendant, David Oster
Of Simcoe street, is 10 be
arraigned soon
Avery B. Chcreton. company
president. charges the men named
in warrants actually embezzled
more than S25 900
The trio allegedly used fictitious
names 10 write company checks
for commissions and then forged
the name and cashed the checks.
pocketing the money. according 10
Detective II. Ray Martin of the
frauds and cheats detail.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

NON iudl tne war y over, '
~ TO help, but they didn't III
i closed down many place.
was an eerie sight. Just like
in the street. IL must have
been a top sergeant -. its
mouth was still open.
There are so few guys At
some OF the camps that they're
letting civilians into crap
games they told me as
they unrolled An army hlanket
Tor me TO go home IN.
! wonder what they'll do
with all the camps after they
back 10 their civilian use
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Airline Checks
Port al Saginaw
Detroit Times saginaw Bursau

SAGINAW. Nov. 2 Results OF
ppeals Michigan communities
made 10 civil aerOnauticS board
for more air service in the state
were Indicated here yesterday
when Pennsylvania Central Air
lines. officials promised TO rein
state Detroit-Soo service within
four months
Officials, who have ignored
pleas of Tri-City Airport commits
sioners for many months. came
here at their own suggestion TO
make the pledges and ask for use
of the new field near Freeland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
. PLANES DAILY

Munroe said Pea expected TO
operate two planes daily ca c n
way through Saginaw throughout
the Summer season and one each
way daily in colder months. Shut
tie service 10 Detroit would be
instituted as soon as business
warranted he said
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
dNNE BREWSTER. singing

4 ~ = NN r " IT n FTNVNV
II comcdicppc at CLIB CASA
NOVA, storted ~ sboio business
Ms ddnccy. Her hrsf tap lessons
re,e sperrised bp the talented
Georgie Topps. 4 chrome illness
forced her ia rrfire f0r sererGi
Hcofs. 4 y|0r ngo, she resumed
rs SOpgsfrcsS
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
A Vet Makes Good

I ANA TURNER walked on the
II set Of The Possnan Always
Rings Twice" the other day and
heard the most gorgeous singing
coming from the "catwalk -
who's that ." she asked.
then. Whoever II is, tell him 10
come down here"
The very good looking "juicer'
electrician 10 YOU who climbed
down to meet the star started to
apologize If his singing had an
moved the star.
Annoyed me ." said Lana,
"you're too good for catwalk
ariaS. You're coming with me
10 the front office right away"
So that is how M-G-M crops up
with a brand new singer. Don
Pcrone. a very good looking boy
who was bayoneted in the stomach
in Salcrno and who Just returned
10 his studio job after long hos
pitalization.
He told Lana a catwalk was a
funny place 10 be discovered "
mo funnier than eating an ice
cream soda!' she laughed.
CNAPSHOTS of Hollywood COL
- lected at random: Phil Reed,
very worried guy caught the
vlane for New York today 10 find
out how he stands with Barbara
Hutton. The ladys dividing her
time between Capt. John Rogers
and Mai Jack Pringle
It's all of between Jimmy The
Schnoz) Durante and Marjorie
Little. .,
Herbert Marshall dining stag at
the Beverly Hills Club Whh Sir
Cedric Hardwicke. Before the
latter took OF for NeU York TO
dirsct Gertrude Laurence IN
"PyemaIion."
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Polite Refusal

WHILE here for 4 stage en-
w cagcment a. a local thea
ter. Miss A eric a frequently
visited 70 sky Scra p n e
PENOBSCOT CLUB. Jim Mar
tin tried 10 persuade her 10 sign
a contract for appearance in
The sky room. but Miss America
politely refused with the eX-
PLANTATION tn a I h er ambitions
were directed toward further
education, Shes a graduate Of
Hunter College.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

DANDSBAN George KoUo-
- nagh has picked up his
baton again after short
Uaeotion. His entire group. in
Guiding cute VOCALIST Cerri
Meivin. are p laying dance
ssts at Vanity Ballroom.
IL Wos kooonast's music
Uhich favored those eoiorfui
Club Royoie floor shows seV-
eral- -years-
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
MOT Surprising

EVERYBODY seems surprised
II al the way the bobby soxerS
are going for Hclmut Dantine and
Kurt krnugcr, both-heapy "heav-
les in the movies. I'm not.
Didn't Clark Gable. James Gag
nsy and George Rof all start their
careers siappias the girls around
Ond being generally tough guys'
Twentieth isn't overlooking this
IN handling tall. blond and terrific
Kurt one of the most fascinatingly
devillsh roles he's ever had in The
Dark Corner" the Raymond
Chandler thriller with Clifton
Webb. Ida Lupino and Fred Mac
Murray Producer Fred Kohlmar
Asays kurtS part IS meanie but
|heIl he a guy YOU just hate to
hate"
INTERESTING is Paul Muni's
Il idea Of bringing the colorful life
OF Sun Vat Sen. Chinese Repubh-
can leader. 20 the screen,
Remember Paul played Chi
neSe in The Good Earth" and
IL IS one OF his favorite pictures
He Is trying 10 get Pearl Buck
author OF Good Earth 20 write
the story of Sun Vat Sen. who IS
one ~ the most famous leaders
China has ever had
He was married 10 one of the
Snnng sisters and was-a brother
in-law OF Madame Chang Kal-
Sheck
Or. Maurice William. authority
on China who knows all about the
political life of Sun Vat Sen and
his IDEAS has been conferrlng with
Mum.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

I Asst week Joel McCrea went
II hunting for Harry Sherman.
Usually It is the other way the
producer goes hunting the actor
! But Joel had read Luke Shorts
Dtory "Ramrod +" and when he
found that Harry Sherman had
bought the property. he decided
he would Ike 10 do u.
Joel tells me IL il rip-roar-
Ing western based on the feudS
between the sheep and cattle
men I'm Montana In the early
1905. Joel was with sherman
IN Buffalo Bill" and the plan
Is to make ''Ramrod" on the
same order in Technicolor. This
won't effect his deal with Harry
Joe Brown for the Frederic
Remington movie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
ANXIOUS TO START

we are very anxious 10 get
the rur started and ii will he
the next reinstated after the
route from Detroit TO Norfolk"
said Bcdell Munroe, Pennsyl-
vanIa Central president.
He would make no promises
about service 10 Chicago but sug-
gested the application be made
for route through Grand Rapids
rather than extension of the De-
northumberland RapIds-Chlcago
route Tri-City officials said they
would ask Grand Rapids repre-
Scntatlyes 10 accompany them 10
Washington and urge the civil
aeronauucS board for this action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
NIGHT
LIFE
BY Waiter
Stevenson

I'D ca s NJ + r, cX-owner Of
IL LEE N EDDIE'S. took his
lovely wife 10 the l. ATT y
QUARTER the other night to
celebrate their recent blessed
event. He smiled proudly as he
revealed 10 a group OF friends
that II ~aS a boy naturally
Cdsmcr W3i definitely continue
his night iife contacts and pro-
motions. He's slated 10 operate
the ARABIAN ROOM m the
TRilcr Hotel M the near future.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Separation Ended

THOSE long days Of being sep-
l. srated are definitely over for
Richard Denning and Evelyn
Ankers. Not only j, Dick out Of
the service and back home with
his bride. but they are both so--
ing into BLACK Beauty" for Ed
die Alperson--~hich ia all right
with them. you can bet. In sd-
dition to borrowing Denning
from Para, Alperson sl,o gets
another newlywed, Mona Free
man, for hi, movie Now all he
needa IA a BLACK Beauty. or an
other words, horse who can
act.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

ID A RIT ONE Terry Allyn
- served four and one half
years in the South Pacific.
first as an infGntryman and
later as an ar corps soldier.
He sports a Purple Heart for
fak wounds IN the knee.
Terry u singing currently at
CLUB GAY HAVEN.
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