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BAYNARD, RAYMOND. In fond mem
oTy oV.S OF .xa,IIs RAYMOND BAYNARD, who passed
Sad and sudden was the call
~ one SO dearly loved by all:
a bitter grief. shock severe
We SPEAK q in how Sso You Gfe lived 50 and nsa5 died
Ihe lovely things, you did and tried
Beiore Bel yoq closed your ewes;
for az OF us you did your best
You Hq pEyoEpy !559s you w1fE fffEnal FRANcrNE Ffs
fRNSk FRNS Fsy2M2TR BA2EARR6 ia MAKXN AT ANp
N5E S1EKR KRRASAAEhbSN And 5osES 5S5s2fSfE, RAw FL
Of our dear wife and sister. IDA BROWN. N
ago today August %, ia44. ''' year
Geisinf Tias us6d fhs bord to being IN Lonesome IN
Getting used to all the sorrows
Pahep sees ag abS to fhaT Ehs
IS, So he took you home to rest
aaRA66sSsELLous aR6ss BROWN AND HATTIE
BRoY.. ADDISON W. A tribute of low
band and father, Addison w. BRoY,
xnsusf Sno Passeo sS away four years ago today,
We often sit and think of you
For Whae memory ms fse IS the atl onfy aHne friend
LoVfNd VI sf7s1 WIFE faa ANS fsi cHfLpREh Ii GHR
HALL; MRS; MAMIE E. A tribute of
sad mStHar aslHon MIS- rs ss MAME MfEP0F
W Sho Pass passed away seven years ago, August
rho h75Ec 5Goc. .
VIII 'ssdeo ead US neR15y sRfosgR 81 eaeh mefhed day.
AND the tender thoughts we have of her
HER ATe eSF heaess cHDkES E siay
ISABEL AND BARBARA JUNE.
MINER, JOSEPHINE c. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother. JOSEPHINE c.
MINER; MI who passed away thirteen years
And HELEN Williams. AN"0NOA
PRESTON, NELLIE. In loving memory
g. 81 pEsTod 3HT gear r mother and sister. NELLIE
day, August 50, ig43. '"' 'ea'S aso w.
Her Her dear yn,cs face &c is = ever before us.
smile that will last forever.
HER pEVoTaB EeTGzB SO sons. Sse JAMES hsh gst AND Or
VILE; BROTHER EUGENE.
SMITH. WILBUR H. In memory of our
SMITH, who passed away August 20. 1895
Sweet memories will hnger forever,
lime cannot change them it's true:
years that may come cannot sever
our loving remembrance of you
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
TOMARDY, BINA. In loving memory
Of OH our ses dear mother. BINA ToMARDY
VINO passed away one year ago today
August 20, 1914
God wanted another angel
To worship at His throne;
He looked down from Heaven
And called our loved one home.
God is good. He gave US strength
To bear our heavy cross;
He Is the only one who knows
How bitter is our loss.
May wither and decay,
Sut the love for her who sleeps beneath
CHILDREN AND GRANDcH1LpREN.
Evening star., 1945-08-29

Survivors include his widow. the
former Mary Pamela Niche, a son.
Edward o. McCue, jr, attorney and
member of the Virginia House of
Delegates, and daughter, Mrs.
Martha McCue Merritt, wife of Col.
w. B. Merritt, now overseas, two
brothers, DR.. Frank c. McCue, Char
lottesville, and Harry McCue, Alton,
also survive.
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Edward O. Mccue, ST.,
Veteran Lawyer, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug.
29.-Edward Overton McCue, ST., So.
died yesterday at his home after a
heart attack. He was one of the old
est members of the Charlottesville
and Albemarle bar.
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Frederick Work Dies;
Son of Goodrich FoundeI

BY the Associated Press
AKRON, Ohio, Aug. 29.-Frederick
Work. So, Akron philanthropist and
son of one of the founders of the
b. F. Goodrich Co, died yesterday.
His brother, Bertram, was a for
me" president of Goodrich.
To feed family of four on the
black market of Italy costs about
$500 a month.
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Russiun Relief to Continue

MOSCOW, Aug. 20 tPJ.-Edward
C. Carter, president of the American
Society for Russian Relief, who has
been visiting here, said last night
the organization would continue
functioning at least another year.
Burma exports considerable lead
and zinc.
Evening star., 1945-08-29

PERCY STANLEY, U. s. n.
On Tuo soay, August 2S. 1915,
at Naval Hospital. Bethesda,
Md. PERCY STANLEY JEN-
K1NS U. S. N, beloved hus-
band of Ethel E. Jenkins and
beloved shi2mate of Branch
4 Fleet Reserve Association.
Remains resting at Cham
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L late, Arthur W. Nyce and brother
Of Mrs W. Elose 1s Tyson M;ol Mrs ~ Betty nat Y
David % rNt Nyce eaeS Louis Meyers. @ p 3. sc and
suzanne Meyers Remsins rsSing at the
Arlington, ff e' va. until wednesday August 29,
2:}O pm: thence to Fort Myer Chapel,
where funeral services will H. bs E., held cI at .
terry.
PARKER, LLOYD G. Suddenly, on Mon
day, August ~ l94o, at his residence 1dds
Parker son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Par
ker and brother of Glenn Parker, Three
CO. funeral home, 2901 14th st. NV, on
Thursday. August 80, at . pm. Interment
Baldwin Memorial Methodist Church Gem
etery at Cross Roads, Milersville, Md. 29
~ Policemen's Association will at
NISA t11of brother, s' LLoYD G. Parker
@Ss11zA Co. funeral parlor. 2901 l4th
~ St, NV, where services VIII be
gust 10 1864 ssd at Inferment pm rBafdaan Badan Me-
moTigl chr.ch Cemetery Crossroads
J. S. bAv1s. ) tAeTAsrIF' seeTeesrys PRESIDENT
QUICK, ANNA N. On Saturday: August
pital, pitt ANNA N QUICK Of 374l Minnesota
and Nora A. Quick, sister of Martin c.,
at the S. H Hines Co funeral home 29o1
at $50 am; thence to st. Francis Xavier
Church, 2Sth st. and Pa. ave. Sc. where
mass will be offered at 10 am. lnterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. ~
RACHFoRD, DON EDWARD. On We'd
iit' inston Hospital, % DON EDWARD RAcH-
goRD the seioyed father Of Mrs Leo nd T.
Services at Chambers Riyerdale funeral
h9me on PrIasy: prSsis August 81 at Pm
RAYMOND, CARL E. On Monday, Au;-
gust 27, 1945, at his residence, lS3l ~
North HernSqn ST. Anfton Va RI
Virginia Ashton and Mrs. Claire Hillyer;
brother Of Otto G. ard George L; Ray;
RUd m0nd Remains Wsso resting ting at Ives funeral
where funeral services will be held Thurs
day, August 80, at 10:30i am. Interment
Congressional Cemetery washington 2 sa G
E1cKERg, JULIA, On Tuesday. Au-
mems Hospital. JULIA R1ccKEiRif. beloved
Eekep Ef Fl sssI 81 sne mSher nsE Of En-
also leayes other. relatives and friends
W. Ernest Jarvis CO.
ss, .T945, ROSE R. RILEY of Iatt Mount
Rainier, Nd, beloved sister Of Mrs. Fer
call al William. J. Nalley's funeral home
5000 Rhode Island ave-. Mount Rainier,
Funeral services will be held at Brent
wood Methodist Church, 37th and Tilden
nted ns donsfssson na fesmss csms
terry. 40
ROCKWELL, BERNICE LOPEZ. On
Tussaay, 1ppaa pc,nK AggTst ss 1879, BERN1cE
NV. mother Of Tessa johnson and Har-
riett Henry, and aunt Of charlsie. Byrd:
home. 290l 14th st. NV, on Thursday,
August 80, at 10 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
sHEEHY. CoRNELIuS A. On Monday.
Services at Chambers funeral home. 5I5
lth st, s.e., on Thursday, August 40
at 10 am. Interment in Mount Oliyet
Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

6 SITES in the Catholic section Of Cedar
Hill Cemetery. II interested call IL 2s0l.
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Voiture Locale. 265 401S, are requested
to N meet as 61 the home Of our departed COM
ave, Silver Spring, Md. Thursday, August
80. 1915. at pm
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GIusIA. HAROLD S The members of

GIUSTA, HAROLD S. The members OF
n A Father RosenSteel Council, No
~N4AM. 2l69, Knights of Columbus,
<MKaEA are requested to meet on Thurs
SSSs r day, August 30 l945, at 703
NM%A " Wayne ave, Silver Spring. Md.
\&1I/ at $50 pm, to reclte the
WV Rosary for the repose Of the
soul u Brother HAROLD S. GIUSTA and
TO attend the funeral mass at St. Michael S
Church on Friday. August 81. at 9:45 m.
JOHN A. McKAIN, Grand Knight
WILLIAM V. JOUVENAL,
Financial Secretary 20
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bers southeast funeral home, 5I7 1Ith ST.
Sc. until ON. Friday. August 81 In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 80
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~, l945: at pm. for Legion services
Funeral from the. above funeral home on
tsrllday srl;hHt August 81, at ! pm. Interment
AiiissS4Iman s4mIrE ENatlqna1 y Gemetery By
KLAPP. AMY CATHERINE. On Mon
fag;, daag; august n, 1945, at her residence,
kEAPP nee Eckhard beoYed a vile Of tbs
late M Daniel n. Klapp, beloved sister of
Nicholas Eckhardt,, jr.: Mrs. William F.
Dismer and Dr.. John c. Eckhardt. Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home
39ol 14th st. NV, on Thursday, August
81 at l m, Interment Oak Hill Gem
LOCKARD, LILLIAN MAY. On Tuesday.
August IS, 1945, at her residence 2130
Key blvd, Arlington, Va LILLIAN MAY
LOCKARD, beloved wife of D. J. Lockard,
Stster Mdt4 Of f.. Mrs s.. Ethel Hare and John S
Mrs Helen Paul, and a nephew. warren
W. Shoemaker. Remains resting at Ives
funeral home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton, Va, where funeral services will be
hed drma5d r5idag grtvAt August 81 at 1890 m
MARKWITH. JAMES C. On Tuesday.
GANFS AGgqSs IS 1g45 st Mount Alto Hospital
of Beulah Markwith. Memorial services
at Chambers Georgetcwn funeral home,
ilSt ana M SIS. NV, at : pm. Wednes-
day. August %. Interment in Green
su:s = at5 eHAR1Es sn MyfiEN hgfidaS Ss ss
loved husband of Nellie E. Mullen and
father of, George E, Charles William
Nellie Mullen and Mary Nichols Funeral
from the w. w. Deal funeral home, 1912
Ga Ga ave. nv, on Friday. August 81, at
where mass win be offered at Q clock 30
SVCE PVT Nf0pr.N ~ ,pvvru,
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CnTa Wednesaay sblss August Fis PVT 29 MoRAM 1872 At
c. BILLY NYCE, beloved son of
I Maize Morgan Meyers and the
late Arthur w. Nyce, and brother
pF Mrc Eloica Tyspn Mrc patty
Evening star., 1945-08-29

J, PERCY s. Officers and men,
Ders OF the Bureau Of Engray-
ing and Printing Pc I. No. %,
american Legion. a.e notified
OF the death o. Comrade
PERCY s. JENKINS and are
requested to assemble at Cham
berS' funeral home, 5l7 11th
ST. Sc. on Wednesday. August
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Believes in Self

HERE AND THERE-Buddy
Bomar of Chicago. national match
game king, is firm believer in
his own ability OF the
$1,000 wagered in his match
against Andy Varipapa the for
mer Texan has $1,000 va
rious Papers" was leading by SO
pins when the last half of the
match started in Chicago Satur-
day With a team entry OF
more than 1.200. approximately
1,500 doubles and 1000 singles,
the S50-Handicap prize fund al
ne-Trombly will hit around
$4,000.
The Capuchin Fathers Charity
Guild Soup Kitchen will benefit
through the all-star match al
Chene- -Trombly next Saturday at
2 p. m. Ford Local 500 Air
craft team claims its 1854 is the
highest rolled in the city in
handicap league The Plym-
outh and Chrysler-Jefferson office
workers first co-educational
match was such a success an
other series between three-men,
two-girl fives is planned
Entries close for Carol Strands
Wonen's Junior Classic at Log
Cabin next Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Detroit Times Bowling Sweepstakes Prize Winners

s., ss, Ss. Ss lfs.3s %.s0s, 3se $50 $50 sfas. See
@eSsa Ss ao1snd smith c22ss stsnsy soaa. a4ss $50
lo-stsndsrds Elmer Ho7p. 2465 $40
ilsFolr MAJ. Peter TsssL5a. 254e3. !3s:
3-Lepire No. ! Elzear LsRose, 24so, SIS,
l4-Auditing. Cornelius Ponger. 245e, SIS.
bsnn s"t, Josn eqf e2ms1 snne; 7ss5 1885 ss i7srSn
Martin sebsSiisn: 24si SIS .ia-E@5eT
Ha[Ty Jsrclst hyen' .3s 4t47 a'' 2o-com"And'F''
2i-SaPeryisi6n 10 7. sig s,schoWski
2t44 sss 22-InsPeet25s Eugene zlm2sT, n1Sc.
Thsxton. 243s $40. 24-Tigers. Tony Oliver.
243l. $40. 25-No. s, Elmer Jacobs, 2424.
s3soo 2s-el LSines' Richard .li., Mils 2423
z42l, $50. 2s-5Eise;ri.sl Msintsnsnce'
ga s@a. ps Gamg; s4s a4 $50 soDodss7. 5o 2sF21 Ke
ard Bennstts .24Is, $50 -
3i-Gaide Pins, STANLEY Church. 24ls.
$50 2ISotiGs RsymPnd HSynep f5sT s4l2
24ii,- $50 s5-Grss1- stan Pieisck. 2iQs.
s3sss' 'oEo s7@So A'F5z john F&aSa caass5 54400ss
s2s SO; 3s-oldbru, sam Csughey. 24o6.
{2s33. sss1-IMlich.li q smith no 2, Ear
Cane Cane 74o4' sa5 go 'O""'''''' ''''
4l-Revenues John Harris. 24o5. s2s:
Ro6ers jos KaH.s G%y sTsspns @
Five, Herb Behnke. 1856. S25 45-Tor-
pedoes, Edward Pearson, 1895. S25, 45-
47-Mills. RAY sheldon. 23o1. S25 As
WOLVES Joe Reese 23s9. S25 4e-Presmen
LorenI FeTseson 23s5. s25 so-Time Office
SIP. 7 Boats Don r. Mullen 73sl
s25; 57-southesstern. Larry freeman. 1850
ss5 s4-B sFopf5fss M6fss fe' fed MsfFs Gs2Fss 1913
S2s, SS--Scheel. Paul NeInian 237s, S25.
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5e-Sun Dodsers Harold White, 23I4. $50.
oVLGar Eo Ts,en cbasgr, sngaffps ps5s
$40; e2-Marint. Adam Hsrdie. 2379, $40.
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counting Edw Kennedy 1859, $40 81
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7i-corsslrs. John oberlv 2364, $40.
72-Csses Allen Brayer, 2Se2. s2o Is
sfoacs fa infl Harold oRnn AfoTd fSddA assa e $40 IS
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Atlas. Louis Teliish, 1851, Si7s 7e--DodEers
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SIS. s6-Libers'ors, Leonard Glance, 1853
SIS: s7-MateriaL Robert Terry. 2353
SIS ss-Pumss Frank Moresu. 2353, SD.
so-Cards Leo Bracke 2352. SIS, 90
10 Whiz Bangs. Frank Wanrler. 2349
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Howard Rich. 234o SlOt a9-Csr Depart
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$40 i02-Sea Raiders. JACK Dickerhnf
l237a. $40. 1o3-Cirennan Jack Bradley
l793s $40. 1o4-Dept o Harry Tremper
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

upon the idea to take a Chrysler
All-Star group 10 the hospital
many weeks ago. Then he en-
larged upon it by inviting Carl
Peters, manager OF the Stroh
team, 10 have his national match
game champions join Chrysler
Peters, whose beloved son, Bob.
died of wounds in England after
flying his plane to Germany. most
readily accepted.
AS a result the Percy Jones
boys are going 10 be treated TO
one of the finest three-game
matches of the season. After a is
over the Chrysler and Stroh
bowlers will pair up with the
leg amputees in one-game
doubles sweeps. the arm amputees
In another and finally with the
convalescents in the l0-alley es-
tablishment provided at Percy
Jones.
The Detroit spillers, all of
whom except two are war plant
men. have gone on record as will
Ing 10 roll their arms off that
day, IL necessary. which strikes
th a perfect hit in this corner
ley are Thernan Gibson. Frank
Zion, Steve Dutko. Tom Dorazio
and Marv Knecht OF Chrysler,
Capt. Joe Norris, Fred Wolf, John
Petro. Wally Reppenhagen and
Bill Kenet of Stroh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

it went TO the 18th with Mickey's
club winning 2 10 l.
Jack Knott, who pitched for the
Browns. White Sox and Athletics.
recently received a battle field
promotion from first sergeant to
first lieutenant at New Haven.
Germany Don Holloway, out
standing second baseman for the
Chicago White Sox. is now lit
ter bearer in Germany Cpl.
Ernie White, exist. Louis Cardi-
nal pitcher, was one of two Amer
ican soldiers who fired a volley
over the grave of Russian slave
laborer in Germany the other day
1t was the first funeral serv-
ice permitted in their territory by
the Russians.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
DBF Entry LIST
Has 43 Teams

With the opening OF the season
still a month away. 43 mines are
entered 10 date in the Detroit
Baseball Federation.
Six clubs have filed in Class A,
13 in Glass B, six in Glass D
and II in the Firemen's division.
Additional entries are expected at
every meeting of the DBF on
Tuesday nights.
Arthurs, Class B champions last
year, will play in Class A this
season. 1t will be managed by
Clayton Dumas, who last year
handled Wurns in Class B. Most
Of the Wurms players will be with
ArthurS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Prize List Boost

II seems bowlers throughout
the country are casing about the
proposed ABC tournament prize
list Of more than $350,000 for the
first national jamboree in Buffalo
after the war. Elmer II. Baum
garten. ABC secretary, has ex-
planned 10 have such large purse
II will be necessary 10 levy a
charge for bowling each game in
the event in addition TO the usual
IS entry fee per man, per event.
For the first postwar tourney
there will be no Squawk about
the proposed additional charge.
But when the pinmen are called
upon TO light out for Los Angeles
the following season there may be
no little fuss since travelling eX-
penses are going TO be such even
the fveS for entry are going 10
appear like a mountain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Questions andAnswers
From Sport Fans

an American Bowling Congress
championship?
Ayes. He paired with his
brother, Ray, in 1915 to capture
the doubles.
Q-Is il permissible for Boy
Scouts and other youth groups to
camp in state parks?
Ayes. Permission, however,
should first be obtained from
the park superintendent, who
usually lives in the town near
est the park. State parks are
open from May 80 to Labor
Day. Parks in which camping
il prohibited are Bloomer No. 9,
near Rochester; Dodge No. 4,
Cass Lake and Palms Brook on
Mackinac Island, also any park
where site is undepeloped be-
cause OF fire danger. Further
Information available from
Parks Division, Conservation
Department, Lansing.
Q-When does the season for
yellow perch close on inlanC
waters?
A-The season closed Satur-
day. March 81. II opens June 25.
Q-At what time OF the yeal
do brook trout spawn?
A-BrOok trout spawn In the
fall, usually between Sept. Is
and Dec. 1, depending on the
locality, water temperature and
other natural factors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

The following are questions
which have been asked OF the
Times sports department during
the past week.
Odd Max Baer fight Tommy
Farr?
A-They fought twice. Farr
decisioned Baer in 1887 In Har-
ringay. A year later In New
York, Baer won the decision In
a l5-rOunder.
Q-Is it true that Detroit's
Olympia has the largest playing
surface in the National Hockey
League? What are the dimen-
SionS?
Ayes. 1t Is 21O feet by s7H
feet.
ON baseball, how far is II
from batter's box to pitcher S
mound? From pitchers mound to
second base7
Ats so feet inches from
batter's box TO pitchers mound,
and 66.779 feet from mound 10
second base.
Q-Is Stroh's 1915 the highest
score ever rolled in Detroit
Times Sweepstakes?
Ayes. The previous high
was the 3202 OF Chester Slicey's
Nortons at Imperial Recreation
In 194S.
Q-IS il true John Crimmins
will join the Stroh team again
next season.
A-Nothing definite has been
decided by Joe Norris on the
Stroh lineup for next season.
Q-How many times has + g. B
won The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic title?
A-Twice. IL successful this
year IL Will be the third, and
the second consecutive.
Odd Harold Allen ever win
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Texan on Trail
Of Ruby Again

Buck" Estes. the Texan with
the scorpion hold with which he
ties his opponents up in human
knots. will try this complex hold
on Bert Ruby at Fairview Gar
dens Tuesday night in an attempt
10 win the junior heavyweight
title from the three-time holder.
In their match two weeks ago
Buck" was held to a draw. The
bout is paired with Louis Klein
Gordon Hessel match in a double
header. Al Williams meets Dale
Wayne and Dutch" Schultz
wrestles All Aliaba in one-fall
bOlItS
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

has been In the army 10 months
and overseas four of them ..
He has been wounded three times
and is back in action again. His
wife and 2-year-old child live at
1854 Hull He has a brother
in the medical corps in France
and a brother-in-law in the East
Indies.
Navy 1t. Larry French has no.
tilted the Brooklyn Dodgers he'd
be back after the war.
81 need three more victories
TO reach 200"
1t. French entered the navy
soon after Pearl Harbor and took
part in the Normandy landings.
Here's a fine example of a
United Nations baseball team.
Frank Maxwell from Bob Ripley's
staff, who just returned from a
liberated German prison camp,
tells of the prison hospital team
he was on.
There were British TOmmies
on first, in left field and catch
ing. An American lieutenant
colonel played second and an
American first lieutenant on
third. A British lieutenant was
at short. The rest OF the team
was composed of Norwegian
lieutenant, a Polish surgeon and
an Italian orderly"
T/Sgt. Bill Endicott, Cardinal
outfielder who has been in the
service since before Pearl Harbor,
is in Germany with the army sig
nal corps. Pvt. Mike Dejan of the
Reds is also in the battle zone.
Golf among the wounded at
Percy Jones is being stimulated
by visits from Detroit profession
ais. AL Watrous, Frank Walsh
and Leo Conroy have been making
frequent tHps to the hospital and
its annex where they have beer
giving demonstrations and in.
structions. Recently they arranged
for repairs to be made on all the
clubs at the annex. The golfer!
there have the use of Gull Lake
Country Club all summer. The
visits Of the pros are sponsored by
The Detroit Times.
1t took Mickey Harris. former
major Lacquer, Is innings anC
several days TO chalk up his lat
|, est victory in the Pacific Side
J Army League in the Canal Zon.
With the score tied at l..
in the eighth inning, Mickey wa
sent to the showers for protest
ing too much over a balk decision
His team lost in II innings
but a protest was lodged and The
game ordered replayed from tn,
point Of the balk This time
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

HORIZONTAL
male swan,
4-wnst vice president followed Cool
idse IN that Officer
e-LeSsen.
l4-Paodle.
l5-Town in Florida.
l6-Greek philosopher.
l7-whst are the extensive plains IN Rus
Sia-Siberia called7
ls-Whst western state vas hrst settled
by the Mormons7
7i--Note In the Bcale.
27-ObserveS
23-The NAPLES.
24-Make an edEinE.
25-Nsmes beginning with IL usually are
derived from what eountry1
27-Snow vehicle.
7S-AlEonkiAn Indian.
2e-Persian poet.
so-Goddess Of mslisicuS mischief.
33-Creek letter.
34-woody plants.
36-What American general forced Bur-
goyne 10 surrender at ssratogsl
so-Upon what small island did the Ma
Iines make an heroic stand In 1s4ii
4l-Windy.
44-Whst African rivsr flows 7.sso niles
% the Atlantic ocsanl
4e-Frisk.
4s-Feline.
4o--On what river u the Silesian city Of
BreSlau located2
S1-Cyprinoid hsh.
S2-Sheath.
53-Public vehicles.
55-Competently.
S7-TireSome persons
5s-Fourth caliph.
59-what Congressman headed the House
committee for investigating un-Amer-
lean activities IN the oesinning9
6O-DrOve.
6i-Neuter pronoun
62-Who was secretary of interior during
the Teapot Dome Scandal7
B7-Perusing
Ss-Independent Asiatic kinFdorn
6S-For what king Of France n Kentucky'a
largest city named2
TO-LeEal charge.
T1-Eat away.
T7-Put forth effort
T3-Enemy.
VERTICAL
variety of lettuce.
2-CereAl Grass.
s-WhAt sileHan capital city vss en-
circled by the Russians IN lheiT drive
across the Oder7
4-Opium pattet
S-High cards.
6-HAd existed
7-street railway tabbr B..
S-CFavy.
a-CslAtinous substance
1o-Ezciamation q dsTision
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
Stroh and HeHs
End Pin Match

Joe Norris Stroh, national
match game bowling champion,
will complete It's 24-game home
and home match with Elmer
Koch's Heils of Milwaukee at. the
Palace Recreation this Sunday
with blocks OF three games each
at 3 and $50 p. m.
Going into the fifth block Sat
urday. Stroh was leading by 20
pins as a result of the first Il
games in Milwaukee last week
end. The Hell team in addition
10 Elmer Koch is composed Of
Hank Marino, Mike Malouf, Rudy
Pugel and Edgar Koch with Earl
Prcbst as sixth man.