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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
HoME IMP. COMPANIES Cont. ]

MODERNIZE. YOUR HOME and add addi-
ttiocal income. attics made into rooms,
basement rooms finished, porches inclosed.
concrete work. plumbing. decorating,
asbestos siding and roofing and general
house repairs. Get our free estimate
Small monthly payments. TABOR'S HOME
RENovAT1NG Co. 1920 Irving st. NV.
'AINTiNG AND DECORATING. 40 years al
making homes brighter. unexcelled work
at .,reasonabls rates; For free estimates
Call RIA $3.50 or GE. 1858 after 80 DIM
LUCAS. LUCAS a. LUCAS. 500 Emerson
PAINTING. PAPERING. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work Materials
available Free estimates White mechanics
Prompt service Terms ARRANGED HOUGH
BROS CO.. DI. 400: after o.m.. FIR
REMODEL and modernize your home now;
terms. free estimates. NATIONAL install
LATION CO., $500 Wisconsin ave. WI.
ROOFING, ASBESTOS siding. remodeling
terms. 1-l5 years SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 1108-11l3
Member IN Home Improvement Guild
RTBERoiD RooFs. asbestos and brick
Sdng balsam yoo hetTase5 hsas
ING CO, Hyattsville. Md; WA. 1118.
JOHNs-MANvILLE roofine.. siding. Insula-
GATES CONTRACTING CO. OIL. 2200
IN YIRGlNIA-Call PATTERSON-GAR-
DINER CORP, Chestnut 1922: Johns-Man n
vile roofing, siding, insulation; STORM win
IN WASHINGTON-Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP, no. A120; Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding. insulation: storm win
dows. screens. heating. remodelinR Terms
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONCESSION FRANCHISES separate or
togetherl; leased on percentage; new
faculties; opens May 30 concessions still
cafe. tennis space for to "a courts,
socFns soods asS unpes D01
golf. snack bar and soft drinks, locker rooms
and 9th hole barbecue stand; 10 minute
bus schedule; temporary club office during
as S aSss sns Size
ss nss sfEi 1910 Sr
ave; RIM; RI, RE; 5l40.
ee oses gn a s sol charlie Phone s SIS
L. ELLIS. Long Established Business Broker.
1910 Vermont ave-, RIM. 2l7. RE. 5l40.
1898 FOR las pairs of mems work and
rsss s shse asg ru RsTs Of 1f rs
NJ st. NV. AID. O451. 29s
MIDWEST chain store BUYERS in Washing
ton until April 10 looking for Government
surplus. What have you? Box PACK
RESTAURANT. Washington's best down
town spot, wonderful postwar proposition:
real buy Tor some lucky person. Box
RESTAURANT. small. fully equipped for
part Of truck terminal; q wonderful
opportunity for an experienced hard work
er to obtain a going business with small
, Hs,s rairp Beg s 2e4,K; star 20.
ing $500 per week; cash and carry lls;' long n
lease. I. c. WEST. Fails Church 2135.
LUNCH CAR, on prominent highway, close
in Md. Net profit quoted by owner, $500
me- rent t squppsd s2op rc mo Iral siysn
EDWIN Z. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave, RIM.
PIT. RE. $40.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALL CLASSES OF REPAIRS, alterations,
painting, etc. done by competent me
PAINTING. plastering. cement work, car
penter work and roofing at special prices.
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING CO..
Trinidad 1910 Ask for Mr.. Willis. 81
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing out the pest
laying, sanding. finishing, cleaning; par.
auet installations: Bruce finishes. FLOOR
mo CONTRACTORS. INC. 1912 Wiscon-
sin ave NO 22l5
GENERAL CONTRACTOR-Get repairing
and remodeling done now before sprine
rush, estimates free. c. A, NEWELL.
H HoMk iREsSSSoSDELNG Repairing base
ment to roof: for individual attention and
1st-ciass Workmanship. call North 60S9. %
PLUMBING AND HEATING We are
equipped 70 handle any size repair or re, e,
ENGINEERING CO.. 1400 Spring I'd. NV
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, nagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, freplaces.
F. MARcHuCCIo. Route 4. Horners lane.
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofns. rock wool m.
sulation Call us for estimate. HUDSON
SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO.. 1927 Pa. ave,
NV Warehouse at 7th and ne, Di-
MSoDERNrzE YOUR HOME-Porches tn
closed. recreation rooms built attics NM
ished: concrete and brick work painting
and plumbing roofing. siding and storm
ranged DISTRICT RENOvATORS. sen-
eral contractors. 0E. 9651.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL.

WANTED. day and night chair for infant
In private home. MRS. PORTER, ia.
DIR. FREDA R. osTRow, 1909 Conn. ave.
Apt. Mon, Wed. and Fri, 10 to T. WI.
;5l. Physiotherspy treatments So ca.
SWISS AMERICAN WATCHES. repaired,
to days service. clocks repaired: work
CENTER AND GIFT MART. 5i4 10th st..
pettTes e cE 3 "A, an III SIS nw o.
from 3 to Scarded day ano night. For
further particulars call Falls Church 1870
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. one
week more to enroll special full playing
priority Saturday pm; SUNDAYS and hoT
andria Golf and Country Club, Enrolment
now 81 and 81 each month !plus daily
porary once, GEORGE MASON HOTEL,
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
lee. reaef from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism, arthritis.
r neryousness' piles, colds; fiu or other all
Lady naturopath. 20 yrs. experience aTm ZEN in
HIGHLY ouLTGSfRED WOMAN teaches Eng
psSsis igss5 nj sss2
ordep eReuse Samples itsaM IN stocks fsts
VOGUE HATS, se2a l4th NV Open eve,
sLTPCovERs AND DRAPERIEs profession
ally cut and tailored: early appointment;
restricted clientene. MI 1892 31s
DRESSMAKING, seamstress MRS. WEAV-
Err 207 Morgan st. NV. Me. 0452. Open
weekdays and nights: no Sundays 3ls
DRESSMAKING STUDIO. centrally located
Formerly Of 9Th ave New York Equipped
for prompt service Dresses. suits made
TO order Also restylinp and alterations
Moderate prices LEA ENGEL lilo st
nv nv Ro % i 70 s shN a sx 1903 49,.
ssoal1sa Ehis YOU S Sat so sdls ' sea
MsssEs Size saEpHER AZ 4 $3.50 ask tor Miss
Wrls t. If YOU are in need of loan up Co
$500 On your Signature
DANISH FEAR ELF-CONSClOUSNESS,
develop courage and gain poise. learn to
talk hueutly and convincingly For private
interview phone Ma 34SS
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL, day and board
ing nursery through 9Th Grade: hot lunch
cons and TRANSFORMATION provided; indi-
yiddal attention stressed; art. music,
dancing: extensive playgrounds SH. 1874.
WAKE UP BY PHONETIC original wake
UP service; 81 per month after first month.
psssls af na sac DE wh 5so5
meet and strangers feel at home For in
BOYS BOARDING School has Several
vacancies in grades g. Art, music, riding.
swimming and all sports. HOWELL ACAD-
B BET l. health health STUDIO = Colds and
chronic pains treated; trained nurse; ap-
PRIVATE NsTRUCTIoN in portrait and
press photography, available for a limited
number of students. Box 266-K, Star. 2.
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

economically; CPA coaching: recognized
Free booklet NE. an.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed. Day classes
MABELLE HONOUR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
1340 N, Y. ave. Me 777S.
C0MPT0METER COURSES, all calculating
machines easy, interesting. tipping includ-
ed free Salaried, S40-S5u wk Nsw-in-
quire MA. 233S--accredited courses Est
rs yrs. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 F ST. opp
Capitol Theater
RUSSIAN taught BY experienced native
Instructor recently arrived from Soviet
Union DE. S52S. MRS. LEWIS
sTENoGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, tipping, bookkeeping.
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
q years; accredited. Inquire now. Ma
1898. BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 ST. topp.
Capitol Theaterl
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HELP DOMESTIC Cont. ]

WOMAN, settled, aged 35 to SO, laundry
and cleaning; electric washer and ironer;
pI- NV, AID. $3.50.
WOMAN. white or colored, refined: cook
general light h.w. in pleasant apt, adults
good wages; TO live in mice room and BATH
or part time. Details at interview Bring
refs. Please call NO. 1929 between and
o'clock.
YOUNG WOMAN, full time, small apt, 2
children; cleaning and help with children
81. 5000.
DIPLOMAT wants white maid to care fol-
boys 3 and years, light duties; live in
Phone IA. 6542 after 8 pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started, kept
part time, tax returns; audits, statements;
PROMPT, reasonable Shepherd 1854 81
HOUSEMAN. capable OF complete supervi-
sion Of private home, wants position as
S sNhi,sT go, 1909 ,.prp 20.
perience available for part or full time
work Gall RIDDELL, IA: 1880. 800
PHARMACIST, exp, wants lob; interest
Box 25h-K, Star. 29s
RELIABLE married couple wants to rent
small g fo restaurant or fountain or vii man
1851 until nm oqs
RETIRED CARPENTER wishes lob as
Waterman or guard: best of references.
LU. 6b25; address AL llth st. n 3Os
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AVIATION.

om am FLYING " d sao f0 0s
venient bus TRANSPORTATION. CONGRESS
SIONAL AIRPORT. OIL. sssS.
daily from Z am. to 1880 pm. HYDE
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g .CoL0RED GIRLS desire lghw.. hrs.
9,5, days; $50 and carfare. AT. 1882. .
GIRL colored, wants homework by day,
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,

TEACHERS WANTED-LocaI. private and
public schools also large CITY on West
Coast; excellent salaries ADAMS TEACH
Frs AGENCY, Colorado Bldg. 18th and
TEACHERS, clerks receptionists; select DO
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal
aries visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
LEst II WIS 1871 @ st Ma 2114
CLERK-TYPIsT, S145; electrical, estab;
clerk-typist, news service, s35; bookkeeper,
12-day wk. S175; mailroom clerk-typist,
5-day, $1,000; cashier, meals and $50 wk.;
card punch oper., IBM., 5k2-day, Sl40.
Dozens of unusual openings Visit Miss
Reed INA. 60SS. MA. 2I14l, PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1871 G, next Epiphany Church
MOTOR TRAVEL.
WANTED ride to Danville, Va; SATURDAY
appointment. March 81. Telephone CHI
09.0 after z pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

COUPLE, first-clsss. white cook, nous
Keeper, butler; city or suburbs. Box 242-
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
MASSEUSE
NURSES
SALESLADTES

REoisTEREp NuRsr for psychi.tr,e
supervision erperisn ano training r,-
euifee t22e per month and ntsli
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
MISUNDERSTANDING

sss ~"s sASs~s "S
Al COMPLETE basement iohs and
house raising TO s.4a9g. CH llagA
HOUSE RAISING repoStinf Easements
sewers felhid IN business 90 yrs FHA
terms Guaranteed work Ca 5000
HOUSE, RAISING, rePos'ins black dirt.
dump truck service. GL lltT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
Brick. Cement. Siuceo Bassmis
BUILDING ALTERATIONS

car eNTPY ar-, nss 80 rspsif
,rTr' cshqsft nae 90 ofcsf an,
installed "a 2-ees7
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16

ClCAR cOuNTER-PTsfef tKptTitncec
EirlA although training VII hs oifsfed
INTERVENING centtrs, 1917 Tvslfth 81,
SOC! CFatict CgnninEhsms
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-16
$500, 900, 100000
WORTH OF
NEW
AUTOMOTIVE
PARTS!
Available NOW for
immediate delivery 10
DISTRIBUTORS
DEALERS
SERVICE GARAGES

IiEFr OPERATORS
PEAD THIS CAREFULLY
n tells YOU vhsi Ne nave 10 sell
method under when ne sell, ana nov
YOU can qualify for buying
PARTS For AL CARS
We have parts Tor practically ever
make and type stsndslIe car and tr'lr,
manufacturing in the Z 5 since an,
cotter pin 10 an eneine Blocks, iisns
missions sSles difiefentish. spst,
piurs etc y " is part Of an suto
mobile or trucs We have n for ssle
NEW SALES METHOD
Effcr'ive September 10. i9f5, an nes
sufomoilye psrfs are sold On sthnds
price list basis instead OF on q bl'
basis
TERMS
y derosit fequifea. ~ sales handed
an 3O-day payment hs
WE ray sHiPPING COSTS
FJi !tcgnt allowed eterjEhcTe u
MINIMUM oRDgR
u Nmi handling costs the minimum
order dor gsr'' se can aec.p, I
ivaurttdl u 10 Anticipated that Enal
dspiru who cannot use the ninimdT
GsduuN ~ psrtS will b, servicsi D'
h.H di''iie9S?.f- ,lgn. m o,..ttrv
We are now sending o. our .nilie iA
~ diNrihu ors dealers. service garages
feet operators q complete broadslde 10
gethcr with a Qualification blank " yot
do not receive this notice within fev
days write your regional office Trad
discounts apply - all levels
WRITE
no NOT CALL or PHONE your loca
ssr1ug property REGIONAL oificc Gu
49, WORKERS can handle sppica'inr'
euicko tnd moe efficiently 3y MI
th anyN\oiher method. PHASE CO
or FRaTEI\
n yCur business Is IN Illinois A,tn;
Fa1 North Dskofa south Dskots Min
n,sOf6 or Wisconsin write Ofllc, OF
SUTgiul Property Department a Com
rFrct Automo'ive Division zoo 8
LsSanc street Chicago 4 iilionit
n yrug Vsincst iT IN Indiana, knf
fHr.v Ohl nb West Virtinis tTii,
Clo ~ SURPLUS PROPERTY 19eaauri NJ
~ tnumcrCr Aut0m1tvc Division 1of
Race S'rcrf. Cmclnuau ONO
This y . ns'inn-vico sale n YOU arc
o. ilcaftd IN above sia'cs contact yott
~ rUaf offier az consult your state
AuIorohts DssisFs Aesocistion
CFFfCH on SURPLUS -rPOrERlf
LErkRTMENT or cONMEr =
AUToMoTIvx DIVISION
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Francis Signed
As Spencer Foe

Kid Francis Panamanian feather
and lightweight champion, will op-
pose Leon Spencer next Monday
night. in a 1O-round headlincr on
the Arcadia fight card
Matchmaker. Scotty Strachan
had signed Vince Del-Orto 70 OPP
pose Spencer but Dcl-Orto had
TO Withdraw because of an in
Jury. Signing of Francis make,
Spencer task a bit tougher as
Francis holds a victory over Del
Orto.
The Pauamanian also defeated
Mike Della and drew with him
IN Il later match. a victory over
Cleo Shane is also listed IN his
record. He lost 10 Ike Williams
and Willie Pep, as have most
others in the division, but had
the satisfaction. Of having Pep
on the floor for nine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Bob Tales
Curfew Nay HIT
Long Puck Games
Bv BOB MURTHN
sports EDITOR

Thc PyrneS midnight caric"
Cdlct vii have htflc effect ON
sports hcrr. C,ra- l4+f- - iHe
winter season and most contests
are PLAYED a. night
Probably the only comnhca-
tIonS that can arise are ln con
roctI0n with the approaching
hockey plsyoTs, and The mocuI>
undoubtedly viii set together
shortly 10 plan accordingly.
In the plsNons, each game
must be played 10 a decision, no
matter how long or how late thf
hour. At least that IS the plan
followed IN fhc past.
The result was those thrilling
>u1den-death affairs IN case OF q
ne Il the end Of regulation tmc.
Al that. of all the playod
e. mes held al Olympia only one
IAN INTO the early hWJrS of the
morning. That was in the Detroit
Toronto series several years ago.
And then there was that game
With The Rangers r month ago
al Olympia which didn't end un-
tl shortly before / p. rn- be
cause Of the Rangers late al
rival.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

Emmett Gricr is looking for
ward 10 another busy session to-
day at the Williams gymnasium
on Woodward. where the Detroit
lightweight is training for his
bout with Ruby Garcia at Olym-
pia Friday night.
Yesterday Gricr put in hot gym
bouts with Milton KcSsler and
O'Neill Bell KcSSlcr is the sharp
shooting wcltcrweight from New
York. stable mate OF Make
Shapiro. who will box Gene Gud-
gill in the other half of the double
windup Friday night.
O'Ncill is a middlcweicht.
Both outstanding boxers, Grier
and KesSler put on a corklng good
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Harmon Doing Well

Lochmoor golfers arc following
with interest the play OF their
pro, GfauuC- harmon, rr1 tt1r' WIN
Ter tour. They are pleased. too,
with the showing ne IS making.
Good for one or two lO"
rounds in almost every tourna-
mcnt. Harmon has been among
1he money winners consistently
from the start latq last fall. Al
the rate he's going hc should col
lect enough out of The purses Ia
cover his expenses for the tour,
That's something for a first-tlmer
IN this stern competition.
Harmon. I'm told, is making The
winter trip on the advice OF his
old employer. Craig Wood.
The Lochmoor pro was debat-
ing whether to follow the tour
all the way or wait until IT
reached New Orleans and asked
Wood his opinion. -
Wood told him that II il were
possible for him 10 do 50, he
should plan to play IN all the
tournaments because OF the eN-
perience ne would get
By now he's probably pleased
that he took Woods advice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
CurfGW
No Harm
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Feb. 20 CUP)-
II seems 10 Us that the midnight
curfew on entertainment which
goes INTO effect nationally on Mon
day. will help boom sports
generally.
However. the war momentum
that makes necessary this re
quest from mobilizer James r.
Byrnes apparently spikes any
lingering hopes that racing can
be rcopened in the spring.
The only sports enterprises,
now carrying on, that would seem
10 suffer from the Curfew are
bowling and billiard establish
mentS. Their activities will be
forced TO cease at midnight
Sports like baseball. football.
boxing. wrestling and hockey
most of which already are enjoy
ing wartime proSperity-should
boom under the new restriction
for two reasons:
Cd Fans who normally blow
a portion of their spending money
In the late spots. like night clubs
and saloons. should have more
available now for sports; and t2)
persons who are denied late
entertainment may turn 10 sports
for diversion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Ohio State Gives Widdoes Full Status
Formerly
Acting
Coach

COLUMBUS, O., Feb, 20 (UP)
Carol c. Widdocs-who led
Ohio State University 10 an un-
DEBATED season and a Big Ten
championship in his first season as
acting coach-today was named
head football coach by the uni
verSity athletic board.
WiddoeS succeeds 1t. Paul
Brown who resigned two weeks
ago to accept a job as head coach
of the Cleveland team in the ALI
America professional footba a !
league which will begin opera
tionS after the war. -
The athletic board also named
Paul O. Bixler and Ernie p. God
frey as assistants 10 Wlddoes.
BiXler and Godfrey. who previ-
ously served under Brown, helped
WiddocS mold Ohio'S champion
ship team last year.
Although the amount Widdoes
will receive was not disclosed, II
was believed to be about $4,000
a year. His contract was for one
year. In his last season at Ohio
State, Brown received $4,000 ano
was scheduled for a $1,000 raise
iWhen nc entered the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Hope He S Correct

Speaking of hockey that was
an interesting point brought mp
hv 6ahe Pratt OF Toronto during
Sunday nights game and re-
ported by oar Lewis II. Waller.
RazzcG hy some Detroit fans
while be was seated in me
penalty box, the hrg Toronto de-
fcnscman replied;
ayes, hut We can beat the
Canadiens; and will do 1t IN
the playofS. too
Most Detroit fans undouhlcgly
are hoping that Pratt Is right
that the Leafs do win from the
Canadiens m the playonS
That, it is figured, would bring
the Leafs and the Wings to-
cefher in the finals for the Stan
.,ley Cup since Detroit on IFS
record for the season Is figured to
defeat the team that finishes
fourth. probably Boston,
Naturally the Wings N7etita-i7fe-
fer the Leafs 10 The CanadlenS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

Some one suggested that she
contact promoter Nick LondCs
lUst ir case he needs a substitute
bout at Olympia some night
Tie rabbit has il all over the
little terrier when IL comes 10
fancy boxing. lie swings as easy
with bis right as with his LETT and
When hr connects he knocks the
L'Ie fclIer clear across the room.
When the going GetsNoo tough
for Bunny. be countCrs by biting
with ts Iona front teeth. That
usually CnGs the bout - tempo
rarllv.
e. Mrs EgrEhy said that when she
'rg'urre5 from shopping the other
'as. sHr found Tho Two cute little
things al CldG.ed Up together
Sound asleep.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Bradley Wants
Outside Man

CLEVELAND. Feb. 20 tUP)-
The man who Will succeed the late
Judge Kencsaw Mountain Lands
as baseball commissioner must
he a person outside Of the game.
That was the opinion today OF
Alva Bradley, president of the
Cleveland Indians, and member Of
a four-man major league commit
tee appointed by league presidents
William HarridCe and Ford Frick
10 survey commissioner Candl-
dates.
Bradley said hc was convinced
that the new commissioner should
be chosen from outside baseball is
ranks.
Ell some one I'm baseball were
named" he predicted poln'caly,
"the public and the pla ayers
would think II was an inside job.
They would get the idea that
the commissioner WAS serving
the owners Interests only
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Grier'S Gym Work
Includes Two Bouts

four round session enjoyed by a
Sizable turnout of railblrdS.
Garcia and Gudgill were due in
town today. the former from New
York and Gudgill from Dayton.
Garcia returned 10 New York I'M
mediately after his bout with
Shapiro last week before being
signed for this weeks contest.
Cliff Beckett and Charley
Padallno have been matched
again for six rounds Friday. They
were TO have fought last week
but Beckett was unable TO get
away from his war job in Sud
bury, Ont.
Mickey Quack and Jimmy
O'Neill have been rematched, also
for six heats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Dog. Rabbit Engage
I'm Daily Boxing Tilt

You'y6 Ecard n = rabbit To"l-
irg and u n tung oug rgt
have YOU ever heard Of 4 rabbit
and a dor putting uu real r#N-
Ing match?
The principals IN che daily bat.
fle are Killer h.s Ne,t' anal
Zoe Bunny Louis. Ina owner
of the pair is Mrs. stella BgrEny
.i6S5 Last LarUlC.
The "Kiupr' Ig r cute l.f'o
nart Airdale terrier and 'Igc
Bunny IS none other Than e.
plump supposedly tame rsbGt.
But he's far from being
tame Mrs BurgHv -sId as s..
pulled tro two apart from 'rrr
regular afternoon scrap bunny
just love, O. mix 10 and b. bites,
too
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

Gillespie Harold Ncwhouser Forrest orrell Frank tsuool)
Other Tiger 4Fs are Joe Hoover MAR James Ciacl
Miller Jimmy OUTLAW, Paul Richards Bob Swift jimmy Webb
and Rudy York
There are three catchers in this group Richards
swift and Miller Webb ShortStop whom the Tigers got
from White Joe Orengo lie son-inaw OF Steve
stomach disorder Win
Hoover and Webb the Tigers supplied shortprovidng
arcs he club when the season starts.
of Tigers 3S for soldering
which Uncle Sam sn interested The trio include Doc Crame
Boom BoomI Beck Even # Uncle
them Zeler IS, with accent on the
positive.
half dozen Of PLAYERS listed discharged soldiers
,ltnrS 1nciudrE Zeh Eaton Les Mueller Walter
wilson Johnny Mcac and Carl McNabb Mcale out of the
navy Notrc Dame Benton and Mueller, pitchers
recently Benton of the and Mueller
oa o the army
Listed as IA arc Pnky Higgins Johnny Corsica and Lcc
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21

Anthony Tony LaBond Sue
ceeds to the title of Mr.. Sandlot
so aptly borne by tho late George
Jay Moran. Tony started with
Detroit Amateur Baseball Fed
Grafton in 1915 and his career
covers player, manager, coach and
member of tho board of directors.
Tony'S hobby is the federation,
my federation" as he dubS II.
and its officers have no staunchel II
supporter of organization and I
federation system than this saH 4
LaBond win. lose or draw.
Never asking anything for him
self at any time, Tony has never
heSitated to be fortnight in SUD
port OF the federation or his team.
His first managing job was the
Tester club in 1916. He is best
known for his RiSdon teams. win
ner of three federation crowns
and a worlds championship in
1920. As assistant manager OF
Altes and later with Auto Club.
he had hand in the winning Of
six local flags and three national.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
Dawson and Billings
Paired in Team Bout

Red Dawson will make his de-
but as an Australian tag team
grappler tonight at Fairview
Gardens, teaming with Nick Bill
lings.
Opposing them will be Buck
Estes. the Texan, and Gordon
HesSel of Wisconsin. Partners
may be changed at any time dur
ing the bout.
Pete LaRance and George
Bruckman meet In the other
hour bout and Sailor Jack Smith
opposes Dale Haddock in the short
match.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-21
League Heads
Visit Capital

CHICAGO. Feb. % GNSl-
The two major league baseball
presidents, VIII HarridGe Of the
American and Ford FriCk Of the
National. expect on their current
visit 10 Washington 10 get yes
or no answer on whether II will
be feasible TO operate this year,
Chicago baseball men said today.
HarridCe carried a brief case
which contained detailed infor-
nation on the player-pcrSonncl OF
his league, together with the draft
status of each player. II was
assumed Frick had similar sta
tIStlCS-