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AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
ADAM 4 WESCHIER = son auction

ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON, auctioneers
Household furniture. upright piano. Philco
combination radio. Singer sewing ma
chine, vacuum cleaner, trunks Burroughs
bookkeeping machine, imported perfume
new dolls and gift items. etc. Gordon
Manning MAJ sirss and james Cells Exeeu.
Kries's Express d. Storage Co. and others
by auction at Weschler's. 9l5 ST. NV
plete goods including hig h-grade, .7-piece
Satnwood bedrm.; also desirable odd pieces
for every room in the home. personal
effects, etc.
FED L. WILLIAMS and zed L. Williams
Wsm Auction Hoase aSfs0n New yt hs
Tomorrow's sale viii probably be short
and sweet as we are preparing for cata-
morrow's sales must be removed at once
Bedroom living room, dining room and
oeeasional pieces also bric.s-6rss, Glass.
kind. Auctioneers phone. Ma. 1920
THos. J. OWEN l. SON, auctioneers. 435
Southern Building-Trustees sale OF
detached brick dwelling known Us premises
certain deed Of trust duly ~ fec Sis IN IN
land records Of the District Of Columbia
and the request OF the party secured there
by the undersigned trustees win sell. al
AID i94S, at 4;aH O'clock PM III
following described land and premises
situate in the District, Of Columbia. and
designated as snd being, Lot numbered
Seventy-one .t7D in Wsllescs p. Allen's
subdivision OF lots In block numbered eight
80 whitney Close" as per plat recorded
Office of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia, subject to the covenants Of
record; with improvements thereon known
as 547 Park road, NV. Terms: Sold sub;
Ject to u prior building association deco
OF trust for So, 190l7. further particular.
Of which Will be rins at time O.
to be paid in cash. A deposit of $500. OF
required. Conyeyancing. recording. etc
at purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the. property may be ad-
yertised and resold at the discretion OF
ROMEO W; HoRAD, Trustees.
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INTERNATIONAL 1871 K. s. tractor,
good S.25x20 tires; 2-speed rear axle 9th
wheel; motor Just overhaued. BILL DE
price. Call co. 1855. or WO. 9296.
CHEVROLET 1912 M-ton Army carry-all
AKA. including tarpaulin, low mileage ex-
celent tires and mechanical condition:
H l OPA ceiling. S1,300. HILL & TIB-
BITS, ia Vermont ave. NV Ma. 1850
FORD 1912 6-cylinder 12-ton. 1874 cabin
CHASSIS, good tires, excellent mechanical
eondition: within OPA ceiling. 81 .025
HILL 81 TIBBITT, TIA Vermont ave
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, by Central
Motor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer
Just received q new group of 80 trucks
chevrolets, GMCs, Dodges. Some new, ali
reconditioned for overseas use
Cs5) plekupS, I2-ton Dodges
49, 12-ft. stakes. ia-ton Cheyrolets
go dumps. baton Cheyrolets
Isl l0-WheelerS. 2la-ton GMCs
90 vans. 2h-ton GMCs
I'd 1eep, WHY'S
Also truck stake bodies. ,Sa5; trailer
carts ~ 90; new power winches, COM
plele with cable. etc, Slb5.
Ihese trucks can be purchased on terms
with - down. balance IL or Is months
at prices considerably under ceiling. Heavy
duty, natural rubber Army tires on all
trucks. CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 3l43 Lee
Highway, Arlington, Va. Daily and Sat
urday to u. Sunday 10 to 3. CHI. 1000.
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

CHHKLUI IESF lille = ConvenlentIy To-
Gated, 19-acre estate, Colonial brick
manor, completely renovated: Write for
Illustrated brochure. GEORGE H. BARK
LEY, Broker. Court Square
FOR SALE BY OWNERS-lA acres high
ground on paved road at Bay Ridge
Florida. 3 miles from Rock Springs. Is
miles from Orlando Bathing fishing
Guaranteed title $500 S25 down, $40
per month. SLAUSON. Ma 663l
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AUTO LOANS,

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
record. Car does not have 10 be paid fol
in order TO obtain money NOLAN FL
NANCE CO. llU2 New York ave NV
tGreyhound Bus Terminal, RE. 1900
Oman q n
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Eye ST.. mr. 10th. DRURY REALTY
CORP. 1877 K st. NV. RE. 1133.
ANAC0STIA-2nd commercial vacant lot
around $4,000 So. it., suitable for storage:
cheap rent at $50 month. QUINN &
MILLER, FIR. 2100.
ALEXANDRIA, 200 King st. available
end of January. 4 floors, 3O'xsO'; no
elevator; = toilets utility room, remainder
open floor space; heat on floors. Phone
Temple C0OO
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By Dave Breeer Goren on BRIDGE

@. las South you hold:
4 A9753 Us AAK76 4K10a
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
Ia Pass "a Pass
20 Pass 3NT Pass
CD
What do you bid now?
,o AmFou n.n clubs s.. Partner has shown .
would have ;S bid IN exactly the manner
de as full e erek "n That snGae ao De
junction with your singleton heart should
suggest slam possibilities. II has the fur
ther merit OF giving complete distribu-
tional picture of your hand to partner.
@. 2.-As South you hold:
A74 0K1096 nJ105 &KJ93
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West.
IA Pass INT Pass
20 Pass 90
What do you bid now?
A.-Three hearts This is concededly .
should attend pass. Our preference is to
bid because while it is true that on GER
jeopardy at three hearts, nevertheless it is
worth the risk because of the occasional
game that Will be unearthed In this man
yiously notified him that you haven't
much strength.
@. 3-You are South, both sides
vulnerable and you hold:
K1098753 o. u62 +AJ53
The bidding has proceeded:
East. South. West. North.
y "a Pass "a
80 a 50 Dbl.
Pass %
What do you bid now?
Alive spades There is too grave .
danger that the adverse contract can be
FULFILLED ii IN which case the loss. to your side
one trick, with an outside chance of full
passne can be Far o wqrd o n 1ss
the possible loss by bidding.
@. +As South you hold:
AJ753 1882 n92 A9s75
The bidding has proceeded:
West. North. East. South,
20 Pass "a Pass
80 Pass "a Pass
Pass Dbl. Pass Pass
What Is your opening lead?
A, club. Partners double Of the
slam calls for an abnormal lead That is
TO say the diamond suit Is Immediately
eliminated as a choice. since that would
be the natural lead if partner failed TO
double. The heart lead can hardly be i'm
perative, since it Is inconceivable that
the enemy can bring in IS tricks with
out that suit. The same reasoning applies
to, spades. But they might have enough
tricks to shut out your partners probable
ace of clubs.
Q. 5-You are South, have 10 part
score and hold:
A K Q752 VAS HK6 %A973
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
Pass "a Pass
| ~
What do you bid now?
A.-Three clubs Slam possibilities
should be investigated when partner over
! bids the game. If he shows the ace Of da-
monds you can economically show the ace
OF hearts and await his pleasure
/ Copyright, 1915. by Charles H Goren)
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HOUSE TRAIIERs WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

HOUSE TRAILER AND CAR wanted from
private owner: state price and make o
each: cash deal. Box 229-Z. Star. II
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FARMS WANTED,
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED small farm or acreage, neai
D. c.; will buy regardless of condition
Write description and price. Box 1862
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LOTS WANTED.

PLANNING AND DESIGN OFFICE has
many INQUIRIES for NV. residential and
commercial lots. Phone or write partic-
ulars to RUDOLPH SHILLING, 1909 81 st
st NV co -:t4O
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LETT.ER-OUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
which you have removed It, II YOU have
''Lettered-Out correctly It's lexisiate.
Answer to Saturdays Letter-oxt.
go LEADERS ORDEAL ftrisD.
CD STARVE-AVERS lststes).
tA EASTER TERSE (succinct).
tkl THlCkER-THRICE three timss1r
tD REASoN-RoANS thorss coIcrsS.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

DUCK BLIND for rent, lower Potomac near
Morgantown, including oak decoyS. Phone
FIR 5000
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THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
MONDAY, DECEMBER

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont
TWO l2-UNIT BUILDINGS, close to al
conyeniences, nreproof, consisting Of :
years old; very low rentals: income. $14.
352 year: Price. So, 1900: For full data
y LUcAs CO. 1865 Il st. NV. IA
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE tcent.)
14th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
II you are in need of a store location
this offer may interest you; the store Ia
23xS0, with q double garage in rear; the
income from q apis: above carry the bldg.
priced to sell, good terms. Call HARRY
J. FRIEDMAN Broker RE 116R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-10

Q. 5-You are South, have 10 part
score and hold:
AKQ752 2A5 uK6 &As73
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West North. East.
Pass "a Pass
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NEAR 18th AND G-First commercials; 4.
story brick bldg: possession; $4,000 frs,
trust; low interest in payments.
house sts T neT
contains 10000 SO, it,. the. other II club
size rms. and bath Suitable for storage
once bldg. national organization head
iocatea nssr cspito nj censtitutien ave
near Union Station. Municipal Bldg. ane
Courthouse Excellent construction. Con-
venient financing can be arranged. Also
vii Lease, To be vacant LIST Of year.
- brick bldss. on lot 55x139: Soft. real
$4,000 81 It. unimproyed land at tn.
mouth OF the 8. Capitol st. Victory Bridge
siseady Under s,, sopstrnction zDned commsr
of plfns available.
OF Street. 5-story and Basement BRICK lex
a adsa,aeent To-. to parking lot. near Medica
800 block M st. n.w.-commerciai 2.
story brick garage, -25x129.
500 block New Jersey ave. NV. mrs
$4,000 nrst trust each at $ss so per mo.
It So: win accept reasonable offer aboy,
Near Washington Circle. across from
Columbia Hospital, I block from site q
joining 4-story brick bldes.. suitable fol
Offices. medical bldg, stores and apis.
1900 block 18th. first commercial:
stores and Is apts.: valuable downtown To-
Near Medical Bldg. nrst commercial
etoE, extremely vaiusble ares. exceilen
erss trust nnancinE. DI. s725. veekday.
txxEr3 Co. sis Il s.. NV. ~ oA0'
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A-Five spades. There is too grave .
fulfilled, in which case the loss to your side
will be staggering. Whereas it is. a moral
cnch that you will not be set more than
one trick, with an outside chance of full
hllment. In other words, the loss by
passing can be far out of proportion to
the possible loss by bidding
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Q. 4-As South you hold:
4 J753 1882 D92 49S7S
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A.-Four clubs. Partner has shown q
powerful hand and you have considerably
two previous calls. In other words, you
would have bid in exactly the manner
calculated as a full trick. That in con-
junction with your singleton heart should
suggest slam possibilities. 1t has the fur
ther merit OF giving a complete distribu-
tional picture Of your hand 10 uartner
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A.-Three hearts. This Is concededly .
close question and no severe criticism
should attend a pass Our preference is to
bid because while 1t is true that on GER
jeopardy at three hearts, nevertheless it is
worth the risk because of the occasional
game that will be unearthed In this man,
ner. Remember, too that partner need
not go on, inasmuch as you have pre-
Viously notified him that you haven't
much strength
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Truck Rams Bus;
Woman Injured

Garden City police. held Russell
G. Richards a Kalamazoo truck
driver. on q reckless drfyIn g
charge today after h.s truck and
semi-trailcr Side>wpcd Dear
born bus containing S.N pa,sCn-
gers inJuring one woman
Mrs Arthur Jenkins OF 3oH7
Elmwood the injured woman. was
treated by a Garden City phySi-
clan and discharged Tho bus
driver was Charles j BruneaU s.
OF 556l MOntClsr
Police said Richards SwerN Cd
his truck owned hy Associated
Trucking Lines Of Grand Rapid,
IN 4 vain effort 10 avoid the hu~
which had stopped 10 discharge
passengers A. Henry Ruff and
Ford IN Garden Cry Fhe crash
virtually sheared of tho left side
OF the standing bus
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
WdrpIdne Paris
On View at Show

DetroiterS viii view engines and
parts Of the armyS largest bomb
-arS Wednesday during Army Air
Forces Day A. The big depot
l4255 " Warren
In addition 10 open house tours
during which instructors Will eX-
plain the parts and instruments,
there Will be a heIiocopler demon
stration and an attempt 20 land
on top Of The four-Story depot
Ht-Goi- Giiatide p Rowan COM
manding officer sand open house
hours would be from . p. m 10 s.
Also on display viii be- the
plane struts az the S2ith special
ized depot al the foot Of Adair.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Waves Given
NaVy'S Praise

WASHINGTON. July 80 fUP)
The Women's Reserve Of the
L. s. Navy-more popularity the
-WAVES-eelebrated its third an
niversary today with a message
of praise from Secretary OF Navy
Forrestal.
Forrestal said 55 per cent OF all
naval personnel in the Washing
ron area were WAVES. They
make up Is per cent of the total
naval personnel assigned to duty
ashore.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
4 e'analia FeleS
Emancipation

Featuring sports and recreation,
the Z msncl p ailon Celebration
concludes us tWo day annual
meeting today IN Windsor Jack
son Park More than '25 900 per
sons from Detroit ahd Windsor
attended the opening program
Yesterday
The celebration is sponsored hl
the BrltISh-AmeriCan Association
Of COiOrcd BTethren
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Coast Guard
Checks Graft

BAY CITY. July g0-Almost
TWO years after one of Saginaw s
Bay worst drowning tragedies
the coast guard here has started
boarding all power boats IN sag
NAV River 10 check safety equip
mcut
Lack Of proper safety equipment
was blamed partially for the loss
Of nine lives IN Tawas Bay when
scores or Sunday school confer
ence children became panic
stricken and leaped into the water
from a barge on which they were
beng toVed
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Ex,ChrysIer Official
Given Ordnance Posi-
Detroit Times Photo

The appointment Of Charles w.
Kynoch, Chrysler executive. as
acting chief Of the development
division of the office, chief of
ordnance-Detrolt. was announced
today by Brig. Gen. w. P. Boat
wright. commandant.
Kynoch was chief engineer of
the Chrysler Export Corp. when
he entered the quartermaster
cOrDS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
AFL' S Hands Off
Race for Mayor

In making IFS traditional pre-
eleCt-o- recommendations, the De-
trOit and Wayne County Fedora
tion Of Labor today refrained
from making any endorsement
Tor mayor.
The federation" the an
uou ulCcmcnt said "will take up
the matter OF mayor after the
primary election"
The federation offered these
candidates 10 IT'S membership
CRY treasurer Al Cobo. City
Clerk. Thomas Leadbetter City
Council vote for 9 Fred Casta-
tor. William Colnstock. Charles
DoraIs George Edwards. James
Gsrlck John G. Lodge. George
Montgomery, Gerald Murphy, Will
ham Rogell. Charles Oakman and
Eugene Van Antwerp.
Judge Of traffic court, John D.
Watts
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
THE WEATHER

Dst--l' ana vicinity PAR and warn soniFh
s0c TIsstsr Lowest about 65 degrees Ceal'
.. r le.a.E EIu4
DTTRCIT DATA
Tempe r7'gr0t sunday. HEncEt - 1sTresS
lowest tr EfrEg
As=A--l.r l'an 8C.us temperature SUNDAY
DEGREES
Departure '.-W normal temperature Anc
tsH --0f rrrrtrt
Te1pCls'l.rs rHe year sFo today. Highest
- e-g..gl lowest mean. n
Temperature frl7 date ~ past wears
y -rrEt 1- .n 1915. lowest 50 ~ 1854
.Pe'at'rs i1-Ieffy SINcsr q 40 N
so~ IN =Na- ? 1n 3 H.. 49,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
US.RePoFfcrS
EnferV Vienna

VIENNA. July so EB1-4f4e-4
fcar7- BRITISH and French news
paper correspondents entered VI.
emma IN a mlle-lnaE- meter CONVOY
at l2.l0 p. m today after re-
peated delays blamed on Soviet
occupation forces.
Austrian civilians. carrying out
their daily routine. dlSInterest-
edly waved or smiled as the con-
vey rolled past Russian guards
into the former enemy capital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
VouIgdris Resignation
As Premier Denied

ATHENS. July 30 ms The
Greek ministry Of information
emphatically denied today that
Prime Minister PetfoS NouigarIs
had rendered MS resignation 10
Archbishop DamaSkinOs. The re-
gent.
The denial followed a hours Of
contradictory press reports and
official statements ln connection
with the Greek crisis Radio re-
ports quoting Athens newspapers
aid Nrttirhflx- Ind nrrft
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
t Plymouth Youth Dies
In6rdsh Near Bay City City

BAY CITY. July 90-Anthony
Ephng. is. Of Plymouth, was
killed in an auto accident near
here Saturday. when the car ~
which he was riding hit a Bay
County road commission gravel
truck
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Women Call
.UAW Biased

PONTIAC, July 3O-The UAW-
CLOS fair practice committee has
placed penalty on womanhood, a
group of 80 UAW-CIO women
charged at a mass meeting in the
CIO council hall here yesterday.
The women. all of whom hold
official positions in UAW-CIO
locals in the Pontiac region. also
charged top officials of the union
with being directly responsible
for the present discrimination
against women in industry"
4-HoUR MEETING
The meeting lasted for more
than four hours and was pro-
NOTED d-hy group of Detroit
women. headed by Trilby Riopelle
of Ford Local 500. Miss Riopelle
and her group went TO Minneapo-
lis for a conference with the
unions executive board July II
/ but was refused admittance.
Instead they were obliged TO
talk with r. j. Thomas and Wal
ter P. Reuther, president and vice
president of the union, respec-
lively. Before leaving Minneapolis
they said they would get even
with the union brass hats by or.
tgaRizing all the women within the
union
ORIGINAL GOAL
Mrs. Della Rymer. member Of
the executive board Of Pontiac
Local 653, told the group:
"The UAW-CIO's fair prac-
tice committee was set up to
prevent discrimination of any
kind because of race, color or
creed. II 1t were really a fair
practice committee IL would
have included sex-and we
wouldn't have to be fighting our
own battles now.
The fair practice committee
has placed a penalty on woman
hood and speaking of being
| ta'a WY tst oEoA
head OF the so-called fair prac-
tiee committee, a member of
the UAW-CIO?"
DECIDE 4 COURSES
Four immediate courses of ac-
1 ton were decided upon. They are:
. To send kilograms to r. J.
Thomas, George +. Adde's. Sec
retary-treasurer; Walter p.
Reuther and Richard T. Frank
ensteen, union vice presidents,
asking them 10 provide the
group combined seniority lists,
for both men and women.
. To telegraph all Pontiac To-
Gals asking them to support the
lists.
. Send a telegram to Thomas
asking him why Crockett is not
a member of the UAW-CIO.
. Confer with William Mac
Auley, Pontiac regional director
of the union, asking him to as
! siSt them in obtaining justice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Vets Spurn Politics

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 80
tINS)-The national executive
committee of the American Legion
today reiterated its determination
not to engage in political cam
palgns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
10 Be Doctor
Mother Says Training
Convinced Youth

SeVenteen-yeaf-old Don Molony,
Detroit coastguardSman and hero
oi The Empire State Building dis
aster ln New York, intends 10 be-
come q surgeon, his mother. Mrs.
Mary Molony, revealed today.
EcStatlc over her son 5 speedy
acton In ministerIng 10 injured
persons when B-25 bomber
crashed into the towering struc-
lure Mrs. Molony said Don's
framing IN the coastguard az a
hospital apprentice has convinced
nm he has future in medicine.
PHONES HOME
Mrs. Molony first learned that
her son had been on the scene e-ef
the catastrophe when ne phoned
Saturday night 10 her home at
1913 w. Six Mile road.
Don eXcltedly told her how he
helped the victims OF the crash,
first Communicating morphine,
bandageS, ointment and alcohol
from pharmacy and then rushing
INTO the Skyscraper 10 administer
aid
Not for one minute dId hc lose
the presence OF mind that may
earn HIM the highest decorations
or Tie coast guard. .--
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Probe KiIinQ
0fDrunk Man

3 A petition amounting virtually
10 a demand that Psrolman Ed
ward Maloney OF the McGr8w sta
ton be ordered before The police
trial board for the fatal shoot
ing OF a Negro on July p was
presented 10 Police Commissioner
John r. Ballenger today.
Ballengcr Is scheduled 20 meet
with representatives OF the Ma
tional Association for tho Ad-
Vanccment Of COlored People to-
day IN an effort 20 clear up
charges that the shooting July
25 Of Robert Lee, p, Of 1910 Ban
gor. was unluStifed
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
Buick Re(onverSion
Hit in BuiIdino Strike

FLINT July 30-Reconvorsio on
work Was hit TODAY atvthe Buick
Motor Car Co by \ strike of 200
AL construction -lAnrltyaH-z a-4ll444-a
by q. j. Mack, union business
aCcnt
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
ALWAYS COOL

Mrs Molony declared he showed
that GOODNESS even dS a small boy.
He was always a. quick as
lightning" She said
Although Don told his mother
he was trembling after he had
finished his job. he said his only
Wor}p WaA whether he would get
IN trouble because he had Het yet
completed ms pharmacists mate
training Don was in New York
on furlough from the coast guard
training base IN Groton Conn
He attended the Kentucky Mill
Nary Institute and was 4 junior
~ University of Detroit High
School when enlisted last
October
lie is the son of Don Alolony,
vice president and general man
agcr Of the Marvel Carburetor
Co. Of Flint -unul his death a
Year ago
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
WONIAN's VERSION

Mrs Dennis Stafford of 1900
Bangor lu front OF whose home
The shooting occurred, said that
Lee was surrounded ny police and
had his hands ln the alr when
the shot was fired
Those whose names are signed
10 the petition admit that lee had
been on A drunken rampage tor
hail an hour before police arrived.
They admit that the man had at
tackled his grandmother Mrs.
Dolly Harms. and that Nh, Irene
Green OF il08 Horatio had dis
armed him when he went on a
rampage with a butcher knife
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-31
THREATENED WITH KNIFE

Maloney had said that Lee
lungcd Al hlm with two knives
when ne WAS called Ia quell a dis
turbanCe caused by Lee who had
rc1uIned- home drunk
Police say that Lee had po-
lice record including nine arrests.
They say he had served part Of
> 10 l5-ycar sentence ln jack
son Prison Tor breaking and en-
tering.
Persons living In the vicinity
Of the house In front of which Lee
was shot charge that the shoot
ing was unluStliicd.
Evening star., 1945-11-25
Special Dispatch to The Star

opeCiai blSpatch 10 Inc star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 24.-Bullis
Naval Prep Schools inspired gridders
scored 60 upset over the highly
touted Navy Plebe team here today.
The Plebes' loss was the second
handed them in the last eight years
and Bulls avenged last years $50
setback that spoiled its undefeated
season in the final game of the year.
Bob Abelman sent Bulls in front
early in the second period as he
broke through to score from the II
to climax a 34-yard drive. His try
for the extra point was blocked.
Bulls dominated the play through
out the first three periods and
threatened in the opening minutes
after recovering a Plebe tumble on
the yearlings' 81. Billy Earl, who
continued to display his fine all
around ability and Jim Wills alter
mated to move the ball to the Z.
where the Plebe line held the fleet
footed Earl on four consecutive at
tempts to score.
The Plebes threatened to pull the
game out of the fire in the final
period as Reeve Baysinger, former
Syracuse back, filled the air with
passes to advance the ball to the
Bulls 4. Here a Baysinger tumble
was recovered on the by Jack
Stinson.
After failing at the line for two
downs Earl kicked out on the Plebe
49 and again Baysinger tossed