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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Although the Wolf stable be-
came unpopular IN some quarters
because of its wholesale claiming
of horses, the fans are the last
ones who should complain .
Every horse trainer Stanley Lipiec
sends 10 the post carrying the
fuchsia and purple silks is running
for the public.
You don't hear any complaints
that Lipiec's charges are being
snagged- or saved for a spot .
When they run they run for the
purse -. and they are usually
right up there Or didn't you
bet on Saku, Goober Lad and the
rest of the parade.
Take q look At the Wolf
stable record since the opening
Of the Detroit meeting: Lipiec
had started 1877 horses up to
Saturday, counting entries as
one He had 81 winners. %
seconds, l6 thirds and ~ un-
placed That's 90 horses In
the money against II unplaced, a
real batting average when you
have % horses In your barn.
And get that figure Of u win
ners against II also rams You
could almost base progressive
system on that after Jockey Jackie
Favorite, the stables contract
rider. finishes his five-day sus-
pension.
There isn't any question that
some OF the horsemen look down
at the Wolf Stable and say the
establishment doesn't help the i'm
provement of the breed because
1t doesn't buy yearlings and de-
Velop its own horses perhaps
that will come.
In the meantime. the Wolfs put
some millionaire stables 10 shame
because they don't shoot angles
at the betting or If you will,
sucker public =. You and me, bud
WINGS CAN'T FLY THIS
TIME; Because a roller skating
show was booked at Olympia, the
Detroit Red Wings staged their
hockey tryouts and early practice
on muShy ice in Windsor last year
this time they will have their
own big ice sheet on which 10 look
over the young prospects whom
Adams and his scouts bring in
from all over Canada
There is some unofficial talk.
according TO Montreal. that OF
tawa and Quebec should he ad-
mitted 10 form a Canadian sec-
ton Of the National Hockey
League and let the Z. s. teams
play mostly among Themselves
this year because Of the han on
Pullman travel.
The refusal OF Toronto and
Montreal 20 bulge an inch on
their Saturday night hockey
dates will force some long all
night and day coach rides on
the hockey teams who wish 10
make the SUNDAY night games
In L. g. cities other than De-
troit.
Detroit is the one MIL city
where we can see fresh teams
come in for Sunday night games
after playing in Toronto i. the
.ODT ruling doesn't apply 70
Canada and the boys can get IN
their hunks in Montreal and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Speaking footbs-after practice,
Berman has split his picked starting Sounds
like bad for Gopher foes
The Minnesota baClSfed Merlin Kpert quarter Bob
Kasper Johnny Lundqust halves al
And trouble coming when uback Vic kulbts exmsrin
10
Did know that Bob Zuppke recently celebrated his 6h
birthday helping install at
Auburn.
One Of the Navy Is shifting the 1T" might he
because they will like Bob
the ball back like Kelly
You hnd experts who think Navy will
than FeN Blanchard Glenn Davis
withstandng.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Game Horse Finishes on Three Legs

PORTRAIT THOROU GHBRED COURAGE: II was the
Fridays racing the Fair Grounds we
GoNAn the arore and Parabolod
the second choice
in the field 5year-od geldng Defense Man
As Parabood beiense
hEhng The stretch they came head and
and the wild shreks ran down
rail.
Jockey l'srd the whip Paraboloid to try and
challenge of the field horse But Jockey
Rogers. aboard defense Man. hung right in there.
the sixteenth pole something snapped IN Defense Mans
the three gOod ones
and wi beaten In the closest of finishes
In just after finishing the
the track, loaded the
that by trying TO
winner the
as NJ applause u remarks Of too bad" or
anything do you like In the next -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Roxy Faces Three
Mat Challengers

Three challengers for Walter
Roxy's junior heavyweight wres-
Ting title will see action in Tues
days mat bouts at Mack Park.
Ruby and Pasha clash in one OF
three matches in the triple-header
Wahlberg meets Zenko Zarnoff
and Dale Wayne takes on Pete
Kazenko in the others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Il. Patty Berg Plays
Al Tam 0'Shanfer

CHICAGO, July q CUP)-Lt
Patty Berg Of the Marine Corps
Women'S Reserve VIII play in the
All-Amerlcan Women'S Open Al
ram O'Shanter Country Club
next week. The Minnesota red
b cad won the All-American
Women event in 1913, Women 5
Amateur In 1888 and the WomenS $
Western open In l94l and l943
She IS stationed az Philadelphia
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Fred Ford Takes
State Trap Title
99xl00 Score
Bests 100 Shooters
BY DON GILLIES

Fred Ford, 65-year-old Detroit
used car dealer, won the state
trapshooting championship Satur-
dav at Birmingham Gun Club by
a near-perfect score of SO out OF
100 10 best field Of 100 gunners.
Ford who has been shooting at
clay targets for more than Az
wears, had one of his best days
over the straight traps. Using
reloads due TO shotgun ammunition
shortage. his only miss came IN
the third round, when strong
gust of wind caused his target TO
do a sharp nose dive.
Fords closest rivals Tor the
Michigan title were Kurt Helde OF
Utica. the defending ttleholder
Lyndon Bird. Battle Creek, and
Sam Parker of Kalamazoo. all ot
whom finished with 9s.
One Of the surprises OF the
tournament was the fine shooting
of Tom Houghton. 79-year-old
Flint veteran, who finished near
the top with a 81. Walter TuI-
burt, only Michigan man ever 10
win the Grand American trap
shooting championship also hit 81
Mrs. L. CookinGham of Jack
SorI5 won the women : champion
ship by breaking 81 out Of 100.
Mrs. Glen Fairchild was second
with SO. with Betty Marshall Of
Monroe third, with 81. Dorothy
McBroom of Fenton former state
women'S Skect champion, broke Il.
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4 Mier. as RAY kcyser. 70, jules dallas.
Perry loreenson SIS Dr. A W Meyers -.
Herman Finnanrer 81 NJ. Ellsworth
50 Thompson - . keei'5 10,
IS FRED Routisdsti 81 pave Neipisn %
Marshall s2 " Btrkoict 81 u wersnd
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; Winklsr. a. pr Ia Gusrlsl 50 Ms
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BAKE So me ~ Pau GoGfr %
William LAY 81 RUN Mcdonald g. n
rucn ~ Vsrd psrrr o. Jsv Hsvcen
- Ks1 Nsast "a fred Ford. 90 won
wibqr WHITAKER -. y ne. E. =
Thompson - sam Patkcr Ps BtIl Schnei.
william Nsk0wSM 70 Dale Mcdonald al
= q nevers rs G. Fsirchnd. 90 Mrs g
FsirChud 81 william ISetts as N
ZONES es waiter Tuburt 81. l. Kisstn.
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Orris a4 pm Miuer qq miller 80
3 Ford "a CooNagham - " /
V2rd % Howard Hal Is Z Hopkins a
Dorothy McBroom II Ernest Coe 50 y
Ackom - l. Russell s6 Ro" Hei'msn.
- NJ Fischer 80
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Mitchell % Che' Ro' - Hsnry
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~ Pi1 Po.nrad'r oi waite ~ y
shank oi nae c0ws. e' Fii Hs~tin- 50
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
ENTRY BLANK
Metropolitan Detroit SofihaII Tournament
sponsored nv The Detroit Times)

INIonsoTed Uetroit
cam Name
Mark East West. North DoVnriyer
Mark Ma Men Major Women Class A. Junior
Make all checks pay able Detroit Sobal Major $40
An others 50
entry fee 10 Dept of Parks Recrea or
1912 Grand Rive.
Junior teams must have their entry july 1s
All others midnight Aug.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Runor Newson travelling Once More

BoBo NeHsom has three straight and Elno has II
sell 10 the ChaRo Guns
nice O then would added color If
he Cubs should meet this years classic
Signs OTooc around his old familiar hauntS
talking the Tigers working day IN plant and
I'm tired TO cheering he saws.
Re4FeFfc Richards cdcher, mas me rest
throwing the American League
question Both Army and Navy play Michigan
chance witt
Michigan schedule possibility hat q
stsndou Will be added after the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Bucs Divide
With Braves
Take I'd on
S+rincevich's Hurting

PITTSBURGH. July p uNSl--
Nick StrinceNCh pitched Pitts
hurgh 10 a 20 ! victory over
Boston I'M the second game OF a
double header today after the
visitors had taken the opener,
) TO ! Joe McdwIck appeared IN
the role OF 4 piuCh-hltter IN the
ninth and wrecked StrlnceNlch'S
bid for q Shutout by singing in
the only Boston ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

must Silubpin man u0N'''" ''oS
ever known Perhaps Nou have
forgotten. due 90 tlc silent treat
mcnt the Detroit club has gwen
him since >puns. hut Gentry Is
stu a Tiger holdoul
Fir, OF an SO. would guess
Gentry would ne as ucklcd as
An old maid with 10 suitors with
q chance to draw down p big
loaguc salary instead OF serving
IN the army tor S5o siugs pei
month.
And with the Tigers headed
for what looks like pennant
you'd certainly guess he would be
thinking about that slice oI the
World Series SPOTS
Instead the Tiger pitcher IS
working ma a mill down IN
Wlnston.SaIem. y. G. and pitch
inr for a >cmIpro team.
Apparently his attitude toward
the Detroit club rs.
"okaN, 20 YOU ignore me ana
ignore YOU -.
, And don answer that one 100
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Derriinger Beats
Cubs, ) 10 ;

CHICAGO. July y 1NS) -
Pau DerrInger held tho Phlllies
% siX hits today a. the league
leading Cubs bounced back into
the win column with a 5-3 decision.
len Ncrullo homered IN the soy
enth, ms first Of the season The
losing pitcher was DICK Mauuey
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Tigers, Macks Play
24-Inning Tie, IL

killed off Philadelphia rallies In
tnr-fitteenth and sixteenth
The Athletics threatened again
in the nineteenth. With one away,
Estalela singled. his fifth safety.
and was sacrificed 10 second by
RoSar. McGhee was given an in
tentlonal pass and then kell fouled
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Walks Aid
Giants Victory

CINCINNATI. July u (UP)-
Half of New York 5 runs resulted
from walks off Vernon Kennedy
here today as the Giants won the
opener of a four-game series from
Cincinnati's Reds. 6-3. Superior
control brought Van Lingle Mungo
through to his tenth victory Of the
season and his third over the Reds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
DIME CHAMPION

Richard Mouledous OF New
Orleans, southern boys champion,
heads field of al that includes
Tony Trabert. Cincinnati; Dick
Norris, Milwaukee; c h ar1 e S
Steinke, Hinsdale, Ill. Keston
Deimling Jr.. Chicago; Jack Tur-
pin, Dallas. Tex; Herbert Karen.
San Antonio, and George Gentry
Los Angeles.
From the Detroit district are
Walter English and Alex Hetzeck,
Hamtramck; Don McLeese, Bir-
mingham; Clarence Skau. James
Kennedy, Robert King and Will
liam Casteel. Crosse Pointe; Ste-
phen Bromberg and Charlie Wat
son, Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

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rb.arrtffA Wfr4l. z Becker Dlrls..
= .a.e't TUr-uasf rita =EArF . johnson
6stsIsetts DinFst Trelr't Hrns ~un-.H Hs.
q 'r stolen pa e--1sfnlIl.t DrEr.f ppF=
IF-Ir'r tr rRlg. f0 D.Ift tf' on ta.f
TrHgfs.rrt CnrsEo g. Btse or balls.
Af4.ry usr1Fsr Sru.k 900. - b.
rft.-rt -t DerrrFer Tup'frs- Seaft
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
FIRST GANI

Totals 3Sl2g7l0 Totals 33 ~ Is
a-Ran foi Saiked In nin'h
bBAttsd for Cuccurulu IN ninth.
c-BA,ted Tor Ruitins IN ninth
Ro,,or 600 Oo1 o2o--s
pittsbursh 600 OlO ooO-l
Runs - Holmes NedeiCk, Gillenwbter 2.
Mas SAlkeld Err0T-DIeWE Runs bGiied IN
=-GerheAuser, NuimtF. Lt'iFuwbter. Mas. Lee
VVtstelmAnn Two-bssc hits-RuSSell. SSlkeld
Medwick Home run-HOlmeS. stolen haSe-
GflenvAter Sacrifices -- Workman, Shupe
Double plAys-Drews 90 WictelmRnn 10 Shupe
Drewk 10 Shupe CuccuruNo 10 Gustine 20
Dhhlrren Left on bAps-B Boston o Pittsburgh
10 Bases on bAlls--ON Lee s, of GefheAusef
of Rescigno 2 struck out-By GetheauseI
BitS-Off CsrheGuser ? IN 7 innings. of
PrsciFno o in inninF of Cuccurrulo IN ?
innings. LOSING pitchsr--GsrhssgssT Umn'rss-
Henline. JoGdb. ReAIdnn and GoeiL. Time
10.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Woodcock Agrees

LONDON. July 2i tUP1-Brit-
ish heavyweight champion Bruce
Woodcock announced today he
would agree TO return match
with Jack London, from whom he
won the crown Tuesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Doberman Club Meets

The Doberman SportSmen'S Club
are holding a picnic and dog train
ing exhibition this Sunday at Pom
chartrain Kennels. Dartmouth and
Gardenia avenues, Royal Oak at
2 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
BOB TALES
Rufus Gentry Taxes Al Prizes
as Worlds Most Stubborn Man
BN BOB MI RPHN
pstrolt Timss sports Toitof

So tho little lad, gets and calls the mo-' uhhofn
man ir The vorc Well her &C. away win H.
Mention Rufus Gcutp and all arguments ana cna
lengeS VIII he .L.
Certainly wager that brother Gentry takes rank IS inc
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
-IsCIsSATI

Totals - p27 Totals 3s 2T II
Slated for Uuter In ninth
Wv YORK 500 or oo7-s
Cincinnati 900 500 0Oo--3
RunS-LoCkman HauSmHnn Cardelb,
Weinusub, Mungo, Gay Upton. Mccormick
Error-UnSer Runs hAtted in-Hsusmsnn ?,
GsrdeIs, WeintrAub. Kerr ? Upton, Nc
Cormick Williams TWo-hsse hits-LockmAn.
Upton Stolen hsScs-Hsusmhnn Sacrifice
Weiutrsuh Double plsyS--MeSntI 70 McCor-
mick Struck out-By MunEo 7. BY Kennedy
.. nv Ffddlf 7 HAAcs on bhuS-ON Muugn
I off Kennedy s Hit bstsman-Ry MunEo
Miller Hts-ON Kennedy tn 3 inninFt
none out IN ninth Fiddle IN / inning
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Owner by Hall

Tcccc pWcrS. great <ec.o
srrIr'c, s half owner nj mo To-
lido club In 'hc United states
Baseball LeaEse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
OFF THE HOOK
Wolf Stable Booed, But 1t
Runs Horses for Public
With Lewis n. Walter
THEY BOO SANTA CLAUS.

THEY BOO SANTA CLAUS II needed proof that horse
racing fans the faheads who cheer the Flat
bush Buns could II the Detroit
other day when the fans the bird Columbus Day
second the stable of Mrs Wolf of Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
American Legion
Baseball
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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
NAILED AT PLATE

When RoSar followed with p
single 10 Jimmy OUTLAW, the pic
tire was blue for the Tigers, but
the little left-fieldcr came up
with beautiful throw which
nailed Peck trying 10 score.
a Tiger threat IN the eleventh
was erased when EStalella raced
far TO make a spectacular catch
of York'S 400-foot drive with two
men on base.
In the same half Of the eleventh
Cullenbine turned IN fine catch
that robbed Bill McGhee Of an
extra base hit. Tigch double plays
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
CONTINUED From Page !. Part

N0OHllnueu rom Ihkf L. hil -
Sieberts S throw 10 Inc plate Tor
an attempted double play.
After that, the two teams set
tied down 10 their scoreleSS grind
which ended only when Bill Sum-
mers, umplre-in-chief, called off
the party
Shibe Park Is equipped with
lights but they could not be turned
on because of league rule which
bars extension of scheduled day
light contests in.o the night
The Athletics furnished the first
scoring threat IN the overtime. In
the tenth, Irv Hall led off with a
single and was forced by HaI
Peck. After Slebert flew out &c
Cullcnbine in right field Estalella
with his fourth hit Of tho day
singled and sent Peck 10 third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
FLAM TO PLAY

Outstanding in the junior list OF
70 are Herbert Flam, Beverly
Hills, Cal, national nterscholastic
champion, seeded one. and Herbert
Behrens, Fl. Lauderdale, Fla, ma
tional boys winner in 1914 and
southern junior champion, seeded
two.
Tom Malloy, Panama City Fla,
recent conqueror of Behrens at
River Forest; Diehl Matter of
Ardmore, Pa, : Edwin Davis, Baton
Rouge, l.. Dean Mathey, Prince
ton, n. j.: Robert Doll, Tampa,
Fla; Don Lowenbein, San Fran
cisco. add class to the field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
F|dnn, ,Behrens
Top Net Field
II3 TO Play
At Crenbrook
By STANLEY l.. BRINK

One hundred and thirteen en-
tries i'm two divisions from II
states and one Canadian province
begin play Monday in the annual
Junior and boys tennis
championships on the Cranbrook
School courts in Bloomfield Hills.
The event comeback TO the De-
troit district for the first time in
Il years and marks the first step
toward establishing Cranbrook as
one of the games centers. On the
tournament committee are w. +.
Beyer. chairman of the South
eastern Michigan Association,
Luella HouSer of kingSwood
School and w. Boyce Ricketts, OF
the Cranbrook faculty.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Bouquet to Honor Head
or USWv Auxiliary
A banquet honorinp Mrs. Nora "
It's So Easy! Needs No Cook
ing. Gives Very Quick Relief.

Even il you're not
interested in saving
good money. you surely
want a really effective
relief forcoughs due to
colds. So try mixing it
yourself. in your kitch-
en-. and be ready for q
surprise.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

in the milk situation in any East
ern city, he said. adding that the
South is very short of milk" Relief
depends on how fast production
comes back and the weather is an
important factor in this, he ex-
planned.
DR.. Stitts said he is sure there Is
milk available for importation here
If sufficient money were paid to get
it to this area. He said that re-
Gently there has been a surplus in
Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin.
All along the East Coast, DR.
Stitts said, milk and cream produc-
tion is down slightly. but consump-
ton is up markedly. The dairy
expert declared that, following the
lifting Of restrictions after VI
day, sales went up, probably COM
mensurate with the national in
come" He added that sales OF
fluid cream are up considerably"
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Hearing Set on D. {. Bill
For Minimum Resale Prices

Public hearings will be held next
Tuesday on the Saltonstall bill tc
permit owners 81 brand or trade
marked products to AK a minimum
resale price on products sold in the
District, it was announced today by
Senator Johnston, Democrat, OF
South Carolina, head OF a Senate
District subcommittee in charge oil
the measure.
Senator Johnston said many
States have similar laws and thai
he wished to bring out at the forth.
coming hearings how the proposed
District fair trade act" would oper-
ate. The measure was proposed by
Senator Saltonstall, Republican, OF
Massachusetts,, with the thought II
would apply primarily to drug prod
ucts. but In It's present form 1t would
have general application.
Whether the measure should in
clude possible minimum resale prices
on alcoholic beverages will be con-
sidered at the hearings, Senator
Johnston said.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

will be as low as surface transport
within q year on most long haul
shipments, the Associated Press re-
ported.
The expanding Pea system has
headquarters In Washington.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

It's so easy to mix, a child could do
1t. Make syrup by stirring cups of
granulated sugar and / cup Of water
few moments. until dissolved. No
cooking is needed. Or use corn syrup
or licri' honey. instead of sugar syrup.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Auto Prices
Continued From First Page }

$3.50. BY February, 1914, it was up
to $3.50. CWest of the Mississippi
River it was up more in accordance
with traditional price differentiaD
Thus the ceiling on the same
model used car was $780, At pres
ent it is 1912 because of a 4 per cent
cut for depreciation.
The retail ceiling announced Sum
day for the same model 1916 Ford
is 1882, which is $50 less than the
current ceilings for the 1912 used
car.
Only Ford and Studebaker new
car ceilings have been announced,
and at present only Ford's lend
themselves to this kind of COM
parison.
The OPA official said, however.
that some other new autos probably
will have ceilings less than those on
comparable 1912 used models.
He added that this would not be
80 in the case of older used cars.
Prices for these were frozen at
levels of January, 1914.
The official said that lower prices
on new cars quite likely" will cause
1912 used car prices to drop below
ceilings.
Also, another 4 per cent deprecia-
ton cut in used car ceilings is slated
to go into effect January l. Dealers
have urged that the cut be deeper,
perhaps per cent.
The congressional criticism of
used car ceilings higher than those
for new autos came from Repre-
sentative Simpson, Republican, of
Illinois in letter to Price Admins
traitor Bowles.
At the same time Chairman Pat
man of the House Small Business
Committee said OPA's action hold
ing new-car ceilings at average 1912
price levels was highly commend
able" This was done chiefly by
trimming dealers discount margins
uniformly by 2.5 percentage points.
Mr.. Patman, whose committee
heard sharp dealers. protest against
cutting their discount margins, said
in statement that dealers rep
resentatives have advised me that a
reduction of only .21z per cent in
their discount rates will not work a
hardship on them in 1916"
In Cincinnati william j. Mallon
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Author James Hilton S Wife
Wins Uncontested Divorce
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2O.-Mrs.
Galina Hilton said she couldn't get
along with her author husband,
James Hilton, because
For the last two years he has
been very temperamental He would
sit at the radio and just not talk
He was irritable and would try to
pick quarrel, always over trivial
things. He had a peculiar manner
sometimes, not only by speaking but
of looking at you. Well-youd d
rather be slapped"
After her testimony, Judge Frank
G. Swain granted her an uncontest-
ed divorce decree yesterday on
grounds of cruelty
She and Mr.. Hilton, author of
Lost Horizon" Goodbye, Mr.
Chips" and other novels, were mar
ried in Juarez, Mexico, in 1887. Her
attorney said settlement had been
reached giving her $75 600 worth OF
community property and one half OF
the authors income for the next 10
years, with maximum of 0,000
for any one year.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Save Money By Mixing
Cough Syrup at Home

Put 2h ounces Of Pinex obtained
from any druggist) into a pint bottle.
Then Ill up with your syrup. This
makes a pint--about four times as
much for your money. It tastes good
children really like it. 1t lasts a
family long time. and never spoils.
But what you'Il like most is the
way it takes right hold of cough. 1t
loosens the phlegm, soothes irrita-
|tion. and helps clear the air passages.
Eases soreness. Let'syou sleep. You'll
SAY you've never seen its superior.
Pinex is special compound Of
proven ingredients. in concentrated
form. well known for its quick action
on throat and bronchial irritations.
Try it. and II you're not really de-
lighted your money will be refunded
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Eveleth, national president of the
auxiliary. United Spanish War Vet
Grams, will be held next Tuesday
evening at $500 Sixteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Eveleth, whose home is in
Maiden, Mass, will be In Washing
ton to make her ofncial visit to the
Department Of the District Of CO.
lumbia. She has been an active
member Of the organization since
1907.