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OFFICE OF THE FINANCE OFFICER
 ARMY AIR BASE BRADLEY FIELD, CONNECTICUT

MT. William Hay IT,, WOJG New York Det. Hq. Sq. AAF Room 1901
 67 Broad Street, New York, 4, New York n D.rI
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Along With


CLEVELAND, MAY 1s (UPl-
Baseball trade I7aHors We're MAX
ing the rounds in Cleveland today
as the Philadelphia Athletics in
vaded the Tribe baliwiek for a
four-game series with the Indians.
One report said Cleveland
would trade pitcher Jim Bagby
and outfielder JEFF Heath, cur
rehtly a holdout, to Philadelphia
for pitcher Buck NewSom and
outfiilder Bob Estalella.
Roger Peckinpaugh. Indian vice
president. branded the talk as
ridiculous, but he did admit that
maybe Ill see Connie Mack and
see what he has TO offer.
The hard-hitting Heath. who
had verbally come TO terms with
Tribe officials before the season
opened, then elected 10 stay at
his Seattle, Wash. Home Until he
was traded, has signified his in
tention to play ball" with Cleve-
land if he gets a full years salary
with no penalty for holding out a
month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

siderably less than horizontal
with the ground.
The swing is a little more per
pendicular than with the longer
irons and YOU swing down into
the ball with ClubfaCe making
contact just as the clubhead
reaches the low of its arc
A little divot taken after inn
pact is satisfactory. but there's Is
less divot with the No. 5 than
with the more lofted irons.
The lower diagram pictures the
shot. My diagram showing the
ball for every club in relation "a
stance will be sent 10 YOU free
upon request. Just enclose self
addressed, stamped envelope. Ask
for baD-stance diagram.
Taking a divot has no effect
upon the flight of the ball. but "A
divot is unavoidable since club
face must contact the ball before
ihe clubfaCc lsN atvhhe bottom of
lis SWIng-arC p
Protected bf John DHs CO.. Il
send fer sam snssd's Golf tihssrY 4.
Miniature hoetist frss--ta the Sam Sntad
Golf Lditof. Detroit Timts, ~.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Flag Spirit
Hits Giants
THAT'S the spirit. +"


Those words, shouted by Man.
ager OFT 10 his victorious Giants
as they numbered into the New
York dressing room yesterday
after coming from behind 10 beat
the Cubs. s to 5, typifies more
than anything else what is max
.iRg-his club lock more Ike a
pennant winner all the time.
In sweeping TO eight victories
out of nine against the So-called
tough western clubs they have
come from behind or broken ties
10 win six times and were ahead
all the way on only two occa-
sions.
The victory twelfth In the1iaS
l3, finally enabled the leading
Giants tn gain on the Brooklyn
Dodgers. whose 11-game winning
streak ended at Ebbets Field as
the Pirates won. II 10 3.
Ken O'Dea's fifth inning double
with tine bases loaded gave the
St EotiiS Cards tt1c threc.rrn
margin they needed 10 beat the
BFaVe>- At Boston, to F.
Walter Boom Boont Beck,
4t-yrar-uid Cincinnati pitcher
gained has first victory Of the
campaign, TO , over the Phil
lies al Philadclphia. shading
Whitlow Wyatt in a battle OF
veterans. Frank Mccormick won
the game with a two-run homer
in the eighth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Start Of Biefime

Burke. for many years one OF
the nations s top box office men
tBill for two seasons was at
tached 10 the box office at the
Fair Grounds race track in De-
troiO recalls the start of big
time ice show entertainment. Cast
ing about for something which
would produce rental between
fights and hockey games at the
Chicago Stadium and Olympia,
Arthur Wirtz landed Shipsted and
johnson for a three-night skating
show. 1t topped $4,000
THAT was i'm 1882 and bust
ness was not so hot" Burke eX-
planned. But i suggested TO
MirtZ I was sure the skating
show would do better than that.
IL did. IT did S67, 900 In less than
week. And when Miss Henie
came 90 New York, Wirtz was
there Ia meet her. He induced
her 20 turn professional as soon
aS she got off the boat. IL
skating was going that pOpu-
lar. Writ figured he might as
well get the best In the business.
You know the rest OF the Henie
story"
Burke. who was born on Chica-
go's South Side 40-odd years ago,
went into the box office business
when he was II at Rivervieu
Park, an amusement park on the
North Side. lie graduated into
theaters and in 1927 swung into
sports. being in charge OF admis.
sions at Hawthorne Park. Two
years later he was with Arlington
Park and with Frank Bruen
opened Hialeah at Miami.
But, remember Barnes Bros.
IL the biggest and best indoor
circus In the history Of the en-
tertainment world" Burke gave
out as parting shot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Mus(ato Gives
.RedsonHe' 'lIWin

Although Detrotters have made
Sampson Powell the favorite in
his scheduled bout with Phil Mus
cato of Buffalo at Arena Gardens
Monday night, MHSeato thinks he
hast &the-bogt already practically
Won.
He IS looking beyond the po-
well match 10 a bout with George
Kochan OF Akron al the Olympia
in June. Nick Londes, match
maker for the Olympia and Arena
Gardens, has promised HIM that
match If he defeats Powell and
Phil sees no reason why he should
not He has his reasons.
Muscato beat Nate Bolden,
ranked fifth among the nations
light heavyweights. in Cleveland
two weeks ago. Phil points out
Powell chose to meet Nern Escoe
last fall instead of Bolden. This,
he says. indicates Phil is the
better man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Bob Tales
AS Series in BerIin2
II S q Possibility
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Berlin as the site for the 1945
World Series. And the Olympic
Stadium, scene OF the 193
games, as the spot where thu
American and National League
pennant winners would decide the
issue.
This could be even so though IL
seems a bit incongruous in the
light OF Col. j. Monroe johnson
tODT recent statement that q
series in this country next fall
should be Cancelled.
What makes II all rather odd
Is the request from the navy
department to Ford Frick of the
National and Will Harridge OF the
American League to keep the
world series teams intact and
ready for a trip to Europe come
October.
The idea of a world series in
Europe and possibly Berlin, would
be. of course, the entertainment
of the GIs.
There's apother yarn kicking
about of a service all-star base
ball team playing a squad repre-.
senting the major leagues.
Either game would be a boost
Tor organized baseball although
the series in Europe seems TO
have more fascinating appeal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
.Ex-Go|fPr
Killed in Action

Pfc. Walter S.ZWaiiy. former
pro al Bob % Link Golf Club. has
been killed in action in Germany,
the war department has informed
his wife. Mrs. Jean u. Wally.
Last winter The Detroit Times
published letter from Pvt
Wally, then in England, in which
he appealed to Detroit golfers TO
contribute TO the blood bank 80
the boys over here Will have a
better chance to come home safe
and sound"
Pvt. Wally was in the Medical
Corps.
Mrs. Wally, who lives at 1876
Dwyer with their two small
daughters, still has hopes her hus-
band is alive. She received a letter
from him that was dated April
1S, the same day the war depart
ment reported ne was killed.
Pvt. Wally, a big and hkable
fellow weighing close TO 240
pounds, entered the army April Z,
1914. and went overseas last fall.
AT one time he was employed as
a guard at a war plant here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Height Of NonchaIence

CMDR. JACK DEMPSEY
After $4,000 mile trip around the
world stepped up 10 desk at his
own hotel in New York and asked.
Any mail for me ,"
RENE COSTE- Tennis
player. isn't the Rene LaCoste
IN the French government.
USLTA says there are two guys
with the same tag.
GUNDER HAGG- Paid all ex.
penses out of his own sock 10 see
his American hancee in San F--a-
cisco. Also paid for those nil
tranScontinental phone 0.M
while doing his courting.
MIKE JACOBS-Friends say he
wants TO retire but he's sticking
around 10 see televiSion make q
go OF championship fight that
viii bring in a 81. 600. 900 gate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Hockey Writer'S
To Pick Stars

Selection Of National Hockey
League all-Star teams and play
ers 10 receive special awards will
be made in the future by the
Detroit Hockey Writers Associa-
tion. according TO plans of the
organization formed at a luncheon
yesterday.
Lewis II. Walter of the Times
has been elected president of the
Detroit group 10 serve until the
annual meeting in October. Other
officers are Douglas Vaughan.
Windsor Star. vice president, and
Fred a. Huber Jr., Olympia, sec
retaTy- treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

money when starter Ruby White
sends the field away.
Thine ran third to her stable
mates, Good Blood and Twosy. in
the Princess Pat Handicap at Chi
cago last summer. Others include
Indian Rock Stables Cross Bayou
and Walmac Farms Wallflower
Rose is optimistic regarding
Misweets chances, although he
believes she could go better at a
longer distance.
II phoned trainer Leo O'Don-
nell this morning and he said
he had never seen Misweet In
better shape" said the commits
SION official. HE has been
schooling her in the paddock
the last couple days. Her work
outs have been very good"
NliSweet won three of her 16
races and was second eight times
last season. She finished the CAM
paign with two victories at Louis
vile after running at the Detroit
track most of the year.
Rose and those who already
have their horses at other tracks
are among the fortunate. Many
Michigan owners are still on
tenterhooks regarding the DISPOSE
ton of their stables. They want
terrace here If there is a meeting,
but the unsettled legal situation
on the Detroit tracks opening has
them Stvmied
One of Detroit's most promi-
ncnt stables, Charles r. Fisher 5
DiXiana Farm. is shipping It's
horSc>> from Kentucky 10 Chicago
and Will race at Lincoln Fields
which opens May 26 1t is eX-
pecied the stable viii ship 10
Detroit II racing Is held here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Game Off
I Tomorrow
By LEO MAcpoNEIH

The Tigers were rained out
again today. This time they were
Unable 10 play against Washing
tons Senators. Previously they
were rained out Of the entire
series with the Athletics.
Detroit hasn't played a game
since the twin bill last Sunday
against the Red SoX.
Two games are scheduled with
Washington tomorrow and two
more with the same team Sunday.
On Tuesday the Tigers go TO
Philadelphia 90 launch their first
eastern swing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
DiZ LOSeS
"A Mean


Now that nc has rid himself Of
troublesome moic. Paul dizzy
Trout contemplates a succession
OF mound trrumphS.
The mole was cut off the ace
right-hander's chin in an opera
tion AT Ford Hospital. Five
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Eksfrom and Norris
Top Doubles Classic

With two squads TO roll tonight
at 3 and 10 o'clock. Agnes Ek-
strom and Joe Norris. defending
champions, head the state mixed
doubles field at Olympia Recrea-
hon. Their 12-game count is 1880.
or 264 pins less than their winning
total OF 1914. They scored 2240
at Whittier and 2290 last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

ing Miami. They have gone big.
time down there and are hot for
the fnteFseetienai stuff and loaded
withtaieHt for next season.
ELMER LAYDEN-President
of the National Football League,
after seeing q soccer game st
Wrigiey Field I'm Chicago. En-
Ioyed the game >. Had my
two boys, Mike (s) and Pat [6l,
with me. Pat wanted 10 know
when they were going 10 run
with the bail and afike wanted
TO know when they were going
10 kick II over"
FAN AZ the same game says:
Il would gladly pay $50 every
Sunday II l could see more soccer
games like that one"
(NOTE-There's n big game
In town next Sunday when
Cleveland All-Stars play Ger
mani United at Mack Park In o
third round match OF the Ma
tlonal Cup competition. Bob
Jones. top Chicago soccer ofA-
cial. IL coming over TO referee
the game.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
BINKs PRAISED

The native OF Maria Lucca.
ITALY, who now makes his home
in San Francisco, boasts a 2-1
win-Iose record. The only tilt he
lost was in 13 innings TO the
Yankees.
Another new Senator is George
Binks. whom Jimmy Dykes in
Chicago heralded as the best new
player he has seen this year,
Binks. Polish boy out of Chi
cago. who came 10 Washington
from Milwaukee, is an outfieider.
A slugger. Binks has been crowd
ing the 800 mark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

the straight
faced clubs.
You position
the b d II mid
way between
the heels. The
left foot is
dra W n b a c X
a b ou [ I w o
inches further
from the direc-
ton line than
the right q p d
the left toe is
pointed slightly
out toward the
green While tho
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York tCettel Ii al ST. Louis fRra-
mer I'll D.
Boston Il Cecil 2-3i st Chicago lee Al.
Washington tNigEelinE IA at DETROIT
(NewhOuseT Az.
Philadelphia tChristopher B-ll al Clsys-
land (Reynolds %
NATIONAL LEAGIE
Pittsburgh (Sewell 80 Al New York tFeld-
man 4-OI
Chicago Erickson o-Oi at Brooklyn tPfund
1-0J.
Cincinnati twalteu o-4I at Boston Gsv-
cry IL
ST Louis fWilks Isl az PhiAde phiA
fSproull OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
A Teams to Bowl

Six class A teams. headed by
Harold Aliens Mineralites. are or
the city tournament schedule to-
night at Hall-Dodds Recreation
Robert Crouch made third in over
average singles on III from 60e
at Palmer Park last night
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

and boom her
Derby Stoc k
tre mendously.
1t is expected
she will oppose
eight riV a s
over the six
furlongS a n d
a m on < them
are Thine and
No Blue, the
Calumet Farm
entry, which is
expected TO be
less than even
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

her 10 London. Paris and Norway
The wartime schedule for
the Henie Ice shows this past
1944-45 season included Indian
apOIiS. Detroit. Chicago and
New York. After the war, To-
TontO, Montreal and other cities
will be returned TO the itine-
rary. With a total attendance
et mere than 400. .ee9 I'm 2i days
In which receipts exceeded three
quarters of million dollars, the
Windy City topped the list.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

stitches W ere
taken.
Trout blaInes
the mole for
that FIVE = hit
four-run BoS-
ton Splurge in
the seventh in
ming of the first
game at Briggs
Stadium ! a 5 /
Sunday.
cit was n
mean mole"
TrOu [ eX-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

ana mOles do
not help you
out re,
either"
Trout will be
10 pitch
a & a n 5 I the
Senators to-
morrow.
Zeb T. a I o n
h a S returned
to the Tigers
from his home
near Winston
Salem ~ &
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Sports :
Sonic Henie Attracted
Million in 4 Cities
By LEO MACDoNELL

Soma Henie's box office draw
k as amazing as her skating.
Boosting new records IN a tale
OF astronomical figures with the
dollar =s,en in trent OF them, the
Elsmorous Norwegian girl in her
recent four-stop tour played TO
over 1000, 600 persons, who paid
more than 81 100000 TO see her,
according TO Bill Burke
Burke. production manager Tor
the NorriS-WirtZ amuSementS in
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Rolls 300 in Match

Joe Hopkins. "a. got his first
300 game in l. years of bowling
in a match game at Lucky Strike
last night, Just after rolling in
the Ford Motor League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Ohio Racing Commission or
dered all state tracks TO install
totalizerS by Jan. / =. 1t. Johnny
Baker, eX-USC grid great. VIII
coach Fourth Air Force football
team In l94o.--
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

John H. Farrei, so. vino helped
found National Association of Pro
fessional Baseball Clubs. died yes
terday IN Auburn, n. Y. Big
Ten coaches are eyeing hundreds
of government erected drill halls
and small hangers with idea of
getting them for field houses, in
door Fairgrounds or ice rinks after
the war ---
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Cmdr. Gene Tunney was re-
tired BY navy and presented letter
of Commendatien citing services
in assisting in physical fitness pro-
gram He had been in navy
since 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

10 interviews coming out OF
Chicago.
Right now the Detroit club
looks like the winner" Dykes
suggested in a talk with one
writer.
"It has no terrifying run
making machinery, but with
hurlers like Trout, Newhouser
and Benton. carries a tremend-
Gus advantage In that depart
ment.
THE most changed hurler
I have seen is Benton. Before
he went into the navy, he threw
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Mort Cooper -will-#eet with
owner Sam BreadOn OF Cardinals
Wednesday 10 iron eut salary dis
pute and Morris lawyer said the
pitcher may rejoin team in Phila-
delphia or Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

tereStS, which
includes tn g
Henie shows, is
here superNis-
ing the Barnes
BFes- Circus at
Olympia.
In eidentally,
Mrs. ID an iel
tSonjal Top
ping ] e a V Q S
New York to-
morrow for a
" so I o u T
xxrhtrh mill taL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

right foot j, pOSiuopcd ~ right
angles TO the direction line
The baCkSWing with No 5 j,
fairly short and A. the top the
elubshaft reaches a position con-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Report Bobo in Deal For Heath, Bagby
I'D Sports ID.
DIR { Y | 7 IEO.

There have been AZ games post
poned so far IN the American
League this season. This compares
with a total OF only 80 for all of
1871.
That a. poStponements is i'm
preSSive when II is taken into ac-
count that there have been only
ia on the schedule 10 date.
In other words one out of every
three games has been called off
And the weatherman says the
weather in the Midwest is
threatening today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
DetrOiter 10 Box
In Paris Tourney

TT. Charles r. Davey, 718
Lawrence, Detroit, will repre-
sent the Eighth Air Force In
the welterwelght division In q
boxing tournament for all air
units Of the II. T. o., starting
Sunday In Paris, France. Davey.
A. A. r. navigator with Air
Medal. was 1943 ~. &. A. A.
boxing champion. 127-pound
class. from Michigan State Col
lege."-Note from John l..
Davey, us Lawrence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

where he was called by The illness
of his mother. The Tiger pitcher
did not see Rufus Gentry, who
lives nearby. LEO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
SOME NEW FACES

Among new faces in the Wash
ington squad IS Marine Mickey
Pieretti, sensational midget-Sized
right-hander who is expected 10
show on the hill against the Tig-
ers during the series,
Standing 5 feet 7 inches and
weighing only l5S pounds, Pier
etti has taken watCh-Charm hon
ors away from Frank (Stubby)
OVermire of the Detroit hurling
staff.
Winner of 26 games for Port
land (OreD Beavers last season,
Pieretti was obtained by Wash
ington for the $500 draft price,
considered a bargain the way the
young man has performed this
~rfSgff
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

toughest white
Ren / h av e
faced are Joe
ID j M a & o.
Charley Gehr-
niger and Dick
Barteli.
j OE r K NJ
INGTON Grid
fan just back
from S ou h.
Charley Bach
man an be
h ppy State
won't be play
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Bronx on Mat Again
ABOUT GUYS IN SPORT:

BRONKO GURSKI-If
you've wondered what happened
to the Bronk-he's wrestling
again
SATCHELL PAIGE-Great Ne
gro baseball pitcher: Three
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

One Of the most frequently used
irons in the bag is the No. 5 and
st represents the dividing line be-
tween the highly lofted clubs and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Capt. Hank Greenberg is headed
for Europe TO take a job handling
recreation events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
FillieS to Test
MiSWeet for Derby
international Photo
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

The Kentucky Derby possibilities of Msweet Of Deroits
Louisville, will be
o CounryS fIlles a Churchill Downs tomorrow
Msweet owned by Arthur~RoSe secretary Michigan
Commission, will the $4,000 Ashland Stakes for
ar-oldfu lilies
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Scratches

NARRACANsETT PARK
weather. raining track sioppy
second Race-Kalam
Third Rsee-LlbeIty Trite, TurnE
Feather.
Fifth RaceATakinR WAYS
sixth RAceAStsrgo. JosisG Pal
seventh Race-Cyclorsma. say neaHs.
Mono Miller. Credentials.
sPoRTsMAN's PARK
weather, clear, track, Gou.
All 90 In all the races
PIMLICO
weather, cloudy track fast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Looks Like Tigers viii Win
DYKES THINKS BENTON'S
A CLEVER PITCHER NOW

Jimmy Dykes White Sox who in pedic-
leaned heavily toward the Browns the Tigers the
strongest cb in the American League champonshp according
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
WOULD BE UPSET

A victory for the daughter of
Bel Aethel would be a big upset
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

Totals 81 l.oSo.S2a s. i32.b22 IS
Note-In New York the Henie
chow played 10 So tops, boosting
receipts 90 near the Chicago to-
tai despite smaller attendance.
Pretty good for kid who came
10 the United States with darned
stockings and a giggle as an anna
teHr in l92az-========
Besides the more than million
paid customers, nearly 10000 sol
t4feFs- Saw-the- fascinating fo5-
pound blonde do her stuff on ice,
IL was pointed out by Burke.
"She's the best single box
office attraction In the world"
Burke .boaSted. land she viii be
infer 10 more
wears"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
BeffeE' Golf
HOW TO USE No. 5 IRON
BY SAM SNEAD


OoH OISuI ISuCHeT nnd FIdyeT
(ThS the elsUenth of a series of illustrated rolf
Lessons by Snead appearing daily the sports pages OF
The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
American Association

81 Paul ~. Toledo ..
Indiana polls 2. KsnssE CITY o.
Mlnnea polls ? Columbus
Only games played
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Pacific Coast LEAGUE

Sacramento IL. oskisnd
san DIEGO Ia Hollywood =.
All other fsmss postponsA
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

planned "and was no help to my
pitching. Besides, 1 may be
called TO Hollywood any day
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Derby
Fans Get
Freeze

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May Is
7tBP1-Rcgretfully but obediently
Louisville was substituting cold
shoulder today for the usual warm
smile il has for Derby Day visi-
tors.
Hotel owners, housing agencies
and railroads. airlines and bus
lines are complying with the Of
flee of Defense Transportation
regulations designed 10 limit the
Kentucky Derby attendance 10
residents OF Louisville and vicinity.
The famed horse race will be
run June .. and hotels are get
ting hundreds Of requests for
reservations each day-And Are
refusing all Of them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

International League
Eevbrk l 3 Baltimore o
Jersey Ctv-Syrscuse rStned out IN onl,
othsr game scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
BUSINESS OR NO.

Today. not even sports writer
can get a room. despite pleas
that with him it's business, not
pleasure.
Railroad and bus companies
are limiting ticket sales on reg
ulAr runs into Louisville, and no
special trains may be put on.
These same regulations were IN
effect last year when IL was
dubbed "trolley-car event" be-
cause only the home towners were
to get into Churchill Downs
But unofficial estimates placed
the crowd At 70,000-abont 1000
more than troiiey-car- capacity
and few of the racing fans walked.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19
Amazing Figures

Here are the amazing figures,
released for the first time:
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

81 oso -S3a s. l32.622 s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-19

send frr ssm snsads Golf iihrar4
Miniature bootist frss--ta ths San Snt,
Golf Lditof. Detroit lines, n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

weekend in Cleveland with
Mrs. Ellwood's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Gillen. and will
60 later in the month 10 Maine
10 visit 1t. Ellwood's father.
1t. Ellwood returned last week
from the south Pacific.
Mrs. T. F. MacManus Jr., and
her children returned this
weekend from Pere Marquette
Rod and Gun Club in time TO
greet SIC MacManus who will
spend this weekend at home.
He IS stationed near Buffalo,
y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knut Onsager
and their small son are spend
ing the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gale Welch Of
Vaughan road Mr. Onsager
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-19

and Mrs. Ralph l.. Skinner
Jr. Pfc. Skinner has just re-
turned from service in the
south Pacific. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller, Mr.. Sanders
parents will conclude the
guest list.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs George
T. Trumbull az dinner this eve
ming are
AESsRs AND MEsDAMEs
Robert c Shields Thomas P. Archer
Thomas Edison Lane
Dr and Mrs. Henry stenhach
This is another in the series
Of delightful dinners Mr.. and
Mrs. Trumbull have given this
summer in their home on Dun
Eton road,
II. and Mrs. John Ellwood
OF Stony Acroft. are spending this