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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Small Motors
Remain Scarce

WASHINGTON. June 1S--Sup-
plies of small A-G motors viii
probably be insufficient to fill the
huge civilian demand for at least
three to five years because of con-
tinuing heavy military require
ments, WPB announced.
These small motors are used in
production OF such civilian con-
sumer goods as refrigerators,
electric fans, sewing machines,
vacuum cleaners, washing ma
chimes, oil stokers, various pieces
of kitchen equipment. pumps and
other products.
WPB explained that there will
be large continuing military de-
mand for these small motors for
some time 10 come. Steps are
being taken. however, TO assure a
supply for civilians as one Of the
important aids 10 reconversion.
Production of fractional horse
power motors may increase to a
total Of 100000 units a month by
the fourth quarter of this year,
WPB officials said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Auto
Graphs
Packard Promises
Car Early in Fall
BY sILER FREEMAN

New Packards will be rolling
off the assembly lines by early
fall. George T. Christopher.
president of the company, today
told the Dealer Advisory Coun-
Gil at its second quartely meet
ing here. The council was the
first TO see what the postwar
Packard will look like.
Christopher reported good
progress in the changeover pro-
cedure which the company could
control, but hinted that mate
rials alone can determine the
exact time when new cars will
appear. The dealers were given
a special preview of the 1916
Packard. No public showing is
contemplated before a much
later date, they were told.
The eight.man council was
addressed by l.. w. Slack. gen..
eral sales manager. and his two
aides. c. f. Briggs and Elliott
Taylor; X. M. Greiner, parts and
service manager, and II. w.
Hitchcock, director OF adver-
Using.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Stocks Reach
8-YedrH High

NEW YORK. June 1s (UP)-
Strength in railroad issues today
lifted the general stock market
average 10 a new high since Aug,
IL. 1887. despite laggard indus
trial group.
Railroad shares registered gains
running 10 more than 3 points.
Utility issues firmed TO a new
high since March 20. 1897. Air
crafts were strong at new highs.
Numerous special issues moved
ahead. Meanwhile the leading
steels and motors. some OF the
oils and chemicals suffered de-
clines running 10 a point in Allied
Chemical.
Greatest volume centered on
rails with Missouri-Ksnsas-TeXa
New York Central, and Erie neck
and neck for top place. The first
gained 3 points while its pre-
ferred rose more than 3. Gains OF
2 10 more than 3 points were
noted in Colorado e. Southern is
sues, Atlantic Coast Line. Norfolk
g. Western. Western Maryland IS
sues. Chicago Great Western is
sues, Minneapolis g. ST. Louis and
Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste.
Marie.
Douglas Aircraft gained 2 points
In its section. Homestake Mining
was up more than a point on an
nouncement IL will resume gold
mining operations July ?. The
packing shares, notably Armour
and Wilson, contributed heavily
to the turnover and both made
new highs. Johns-Manville and
Penn-Dixie Cement were strong in
the building group. Radio Cor
poration made a new high on
heavy turnover.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
What'sNew
In Business
Plumbing No
Background for
Cattle Expert
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

Al a recent luncheon. Charlie
Edgecomb. housing com mis-
sioner. was telling Pat McNa-
mara. the OPA czsr. OF a
farmers complaint on the OPAS
refusal 20 let him buy corn as
feed for his 90 head Of cattle.
1T seems 90 me that II the
farmers wanted 20 feed cattle
pie and ice cream 90 fstten them
up." said Edgecomb, you'd let
them have IL and keep them
happy
"WelI, now" answered Nc
NamarA, 1T just 30 happens
that there's plenty OF long,
green grass at this time Of the
season and they can fauen up
just as well on that"
Al this point, a meat packer,
who was sitting next 10 Nc
Nanlara, spoke UP, lis voice
dripping with sarcasm:
Now what the hell does a
eonfounded plumber know about
feeding cattle"
And even Mcnamara laughed!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
a New Firms
File With State

LANSING. June 1s (UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
filing OF articles of Incorporation
by the following new firms:
Grand Rapids Quitting Co,
Inc, $500 Book Tower, Detroit; I;
Earle r. Miner, Detroit, incorpo-
rator; merchandising, $4,000
common stock.
Miller Construction Co. and
Miller Properties, Inc, 1885
Lipefneis,- Detroit; Catherine
Macy, Detroit, incorporation; real
estate; $4,000 common for each
firm.
Massachusetts Hotels, Inc. Mil
ner Hotels. Inc, Monarch Hotels,
Inc, Pennsylvania Hotels, Inc. and
% Charlotte, Inc, all $500 Book
Tower, Detroit; Earle r. Miiner,
incorporation; $4,000 common for
each firm except S45, 900 for Mon
arch Hotels and $45, 800 for Penn
Sylvania Hotels.
NJ and S Corp. 9501 COPELAND,
Detroit; Mitchell and Smith, Inc,
incurporators; manufacture and
sell cork products; 100000 COM
mon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Deliveries in Doubt

To the public, more important
than when cars will be coming
off production lines is when will
dealers be getting stocked by
the manufacturers and be able
TO make deliveries. The guesses
on this date are At wide
variance.
Some observers in the indus
try believe there will be a few
delivered 10 dealers rs early as
August. The ajority believe
that il will be October and per-
haps November, when shipments
will be made in any xiZable
quantities. Again, there are
many factors to be considered
which are not now capable OF
being reduced to facts.
One thing is pretty well
agreed upon: Ford will be the
first out and probably the first
TO stock dealers. 1t may be able
10 get some on the way by
August. The others will be
slower but surprisingly. the
second in the field may be
Hudson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

TRUTrs-Apples. BsldwinS. No. /. 2sos
95 45-lo. bu. Delicious No. /, 50 500
2 o5 45-lb bu. Northern Spies. No. 4, s2 so
g2 95 45-lb bu.; steele's Red, No /. 50 95
45-h bu Strawberries No l. 4lisc al.
VEGETABLE GREENs-cabbsse. No I.
si.75@2 eu. chicory. No. 1 81 bu consrds.
No l.. Siai25 eu Ksle. si@i2s eu'
30. m siso % su swia chsTd sT ssIo''i No T.
81 s91gicv 50 sg TuT9ip UNI s;T GTe.n' No slsia;
tuss' 10. ! oie u Head L.ttue. No l.
No /. siel so bu. sorrel, No 1. 7oc@sl
bu
VEGETABLES misc Asparagus. fancy.
81 25a2s0 doy ochs No. !. Sl.75d2
Broccoli. So = bu. Cabbage. No. !. 50 bu.
Carrots topped No ! 81 2S6i75 bu. Celery
Root, No. S2a225 bu. Dill. No !, 81
dug bchs Horseradish. No 4 si2sd1. so
peck basket Leeks. No l. eocssl 25 dor.
bchi Dry oniont fancy, 81 so 5o-lb sack.
10. / medium si25al75 Green Onions
fancy. 81 Dor hchs: No. l. 7odeoc Parsley
root. No ! Si8i 2s doz bchs Parsley curly
No 7scdsi DOR bchs. Potatoes -No-l,
~ II loo-b Mrk Radishes fancy. 81 dor
bcm No. !. coarse. long. white, No IL
75cNti doE. bchA Rhubsrb, outdoor. No /
7tcasi Dor bchS. Tomatoes. hothouse 50 SIS
SD bskt Turnips. No. ! s1aiso dor. bchs.
ECGS-Ertra larTe. $3.50 3o-doz. case.
ierFe, si32ei medium. s123s
PLANTS-veretsble 81 2s@7 fst. Pansy
No 1. t2bor3 i5-boS fAt Ceraniuns IS
spot nat Miscellaneous flowers fancy, 81
Rat No. I 81 7salsO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Real Athlete

Just learned that Louis G..
Kreuz, newly appointed assis-
tsnt general manager for the
Detroit district of the Michigan
Consolidated Gas Company, is
a member OF the famous Kreuz
football family that produced
three star fullbacks.
Kreuz starred in the Univer-
sity Of Wisconsin backfield in
1914, 1915 and 1916. His brother,
Robert, was on the University
OF Wisconsin eleven in 1925,
1895 and 1927. while Albert, an
other brother, was named on
All-Anerican teams while a
fullback al the University of
Pennsylvania in 1925 and 1926.
In addition 10 football, Kreuz
won letters in track, competing
In the javelin and shotput
events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
SWPC Snaps Back

A local gossip columnist's
prediction that the SWPC would
bow out of the picture shortly
led Milton Holmes, regional di-
rector. to comment that results
of this agency are the most
encouraging in years and that
Congress recently extended the
life OF SWPC until Dec. 81,
1896.
'In fact" Holmes added. "the
President transferred jurisdic-
tion over the agency from WPB
TO himself and grave new re-
sponsibilities have been placed
on SWPC."
He went on TO tel how SEN
stor James Murray, who spon-
Sored the creation Of SWPC,
predicted a long and useful
postwar career and mentioned
that the Veterans Administra-
tion designated SWPC 10 check
up on business loans 10 vets.
Doesn't sound like a swan
song!
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Livestock Market
DETROIT


,,lss,s sScs.s.l.sle :. ssO faIly steady .ll De-
@p;' mos ,oS9yY., SOW. siEsi]SO; ''ss', unsv,nly.
cATTLE--salsbie 1900 Run includes
so per cent OF receipts cows, including
loads southwestern stockers trade very dull
and undependsble. steer quality less sttrac-
tive than recently; mostly medium and
good 9S.'3, ''ss ses snd yesrlinF sssdy small lot
high about two loads. i4s-i,fs2 lbs
steers. SIT; other steer sales, x145o6is is.
hardly enough cows sold 70 make market.
few sales 25@ soc or more lower than
last "wednesday. early sales beef cows. sioa
10 so; Gamers and cutters sTq9. many in
cidedly bcarish: few bulls steady. but most
BIDS lower with demand. narrow few beef
ssre bulls. down 10 $40 most medium ana
good 400 20 $50 lbs stockers. si3ai4
cALvEs-Salabie $50. .vealers quiet,
choice $3.50: most common Du and sUDe %so,sm sne
sI2al5. cuffs. sswio
sHEEP-salable 500 Early arrivals largely
steady good and choice sh1rn e@ss Is SO
@o; common and medium kinds. s56s few
thin culls, 50 down scattering shorn lambs.
number i pelts, upwards to si45o.
CHICAGO
ssS s:.y, .'i:;f. JsS III a.eS SSs. :is
liaht, sit7s; iisht lirhts. sl4,5o@l475:
CATTLE-is 600: steady Cslves-i 600.
steady. Beef steers. good and choice $3.50
als common and medium si5aIeso:
yesrlings. si3af7 so Butchers heifers. sii
also. cow, seGi425 bulls, sioG
"a so; calves, s1o@le5o Feeder steers.
sl2diS,5o. stockers: steers SiiaI525
cows and heifers. SIS 5ogi4 as
SHEEP-e 500; steady Lambs ti1Sn4
1888 common, sl2 50Ml -yaA4iinssIs1a
dI5, feeders, Sii.5o@ Is so. ewes, seas
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. June is trNs1 CATTLE
$50; steady, steers. good TO choice. si675l
ai7.7s: medium 20 good. sI45oaIsso:
common 10 medium, si2 5oal5: heifers. GOOD
to choice si4s0ai5: medium 10 good. sf3S
Ia. So common 70 medium. s1oA12. cows
.ood 70 choice. i7soei5; common to me
HoGs-iso; steady and slow. 1so-iso N,
s15@i5.f5: 10000 lbs sI5Si5is: 400,
22o lbs. si5Io@1s is. 27o-2so lbs
3Oo-3so lbs. sI46ossi5. ioo-iso lbs
sl4@itTs roush' sifsl4 40
-lfpped lambs s17ei7 so medium n rood
'lipped. si2ait common. clipped. STall
IVES clipped. s3a7: vethsrs. clipped. -
cALvEs-soo; steady and ,lov Good IA
'hoics. sl7ais: medium. tit.soales
'ullf and common f7si3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Duro(her Case
Is Postponed

NEW YORK, June Is (UP)-
Manager Leo Durocher of the
Brooklyn Dodgers and Joseph
Moore, a special policeman at
Ebbets Field, appeared in Brook
lyn felony court today on a
felonious assault charge, but were
continued in $1,000 bail each
pending further hearing July 9.
Durocher and Moore are ac-
cused of attacking spectator,
John Christian, %. under the
Ebbets Field grandstand June 9
because he heckled the team. He
suffered a jaw fracture, lacera-
tions and concussion.
Christian. a veteran, appeared
in court to swear TO the COM
plant, but Assistant District Atty,
Clarence Wilson asked for an
adjournment because Christian
could not speak clearly due TO his
jaw injury.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Shift Production

The old producing ccnters
may not be the first to send
out cars. Flint, probably the
most productive starting point,
may not be in the early picture.
Because Chevrolet is building
new assembly and body plant
there. the first line OF these
cars may come from GAINESVILLE,
Wis; Kansas City, Tarrytown,
y. Y, and Atlanta.
The early Fords may roll out
from the Rouge plant, Edge
water, n. j., Louisville L and
Dallas.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Russ TO Head
TayIOrcraft

CLEVELAND, June 1S-At a
meeting of the directors of the
Taylorcraft Aviation Corporation
of Alliance, O., Nash Russ OF De-
troit was elected president, re-
placing James c. Hart, former
president. resigned, it was an
nounced.
Russ, who has been. and con-
tinues TO be, chairman Of the
board of Taylorcraft, is also pres
ident OF the Detroit Aircraft
Corporation and Detroit Aircraft
Products. Inc. He also represents
a controlling interest in h e
Taylorcraft Aviation Corporation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Fargo Staff Meets

Fargo Motor Corp. fleet sales
subsidiary of the Chrysle r
Corp, meets here this week in
its annual general sales confer.
ence. All regional managers,
sales representatives and sales
engineers will gather at the
home office in Dodge Main.
Speakers will include Robert
L. Biggers, president: II. r.
Steelman, n. w. Seidel, w. J.
Bird and II. B. Gurney. Plans
will be discussed for postwar
activities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Commands Ship

Word has been received by
Stewart w. Munroe. general
sales manager OF the .Chrysler
division, that his son, 1t. Cmdr.
James j. Munroe, %, has been
giv ven command of the USS
Odum, one of the large APD
vessels used in landing opera
tions. He has been second in
command of USS Bassett.
Cmdr. Munroe entered the
war as an ensign. He is serving
his second tour of duty in the
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
WJR Holders Approve
7 for | Stock Setup

Share holders of Radio Station
WJR have voted a two-for-one
split in the stock, president G. A.
Richards announced. This will
mean an increase from 10000 to
100000 in the number of shares
and the par value will drop from
SIS TO $3.50. The move was de-
signed TO permit wider public
participation, he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

ono investor
or another until their maturity,
80 ! figure they're particularly
patriotic issues. My business
friends like the 1hs because
they're prime short term securi-
ties, salable on q moments no.
ttce, and good collateral for
bank loans"
The Ia per cent treasury
bonds are available 10 individu-
ais only during the Seventh
War Loan Drive.
(For information on all issues
~ bonds In the Seventh War
Loan. call Banking Division
Headquarters, Cherry 0S20.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
'EX' to Close
2 Hrs. for Ike

NEW YORK, June 1S-The
New York Stock Exchange will
be closed tomorrow from il a. m.
20 ] p. m. in honor Of Gen. Dwight
y. Eisenhower.
Delivery time will be extended
from lis .. m. 10 2:l5 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Late Deals
Boost Rye

CHICAGO, June 1S QNS) -
Rye rocketed as much as 4Ec
in today's late dealings and was
within NC of the allowable SC
limit permitted for a single day.
July was the strongest and hit a
peak Of Sl.55%, the highest for
any rye contract in 20 years.
The December barley future
scared the allowable 5 cents and
all deliveries OF wheat, oats, rye
and barley sold at new seasonal
peaks.
July and September corn fu-
lures held at the ceiling limit,
but other futures reached new
seasonal peaks.
At the close wheat was 1hc
TO INC higher. July led the ad-
vance and at one time was 2%c
up at $1.72%.
Rye finished 2ssc to 4kc
higher, corn unchanged TO &c up,
oats 1isc to 1Mc up and barley
&c TO SC up.
CHICAGO CASH GRAM
CHICAGO, June Is ms Cash grain;
coRN--No q yellow, sI.i7.ai.is; No. :
yellow, 81 lsIs, No. 4 yellow, Sll7. sample
glace yellow, Sl.oei5&l.l6; No. white
oATS-Eo. mixed. 74e. No white. -
G73i,. sample GRADE white. 7sc. No. l red
special. heavy, 74lse
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG. June is lIEs -Ry. Closed
an 20 a. cents higher today, July 81 s2ia
October. sl.s7ise 57is, December. sac
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO, o, June Is ms --Csah IrAin
WHALING. red. si7ss; No. red
81 TTh
coRS-No. 2 yellow, stls,; No. > y,l.
low 81 l4ig0l.1siZ
oATs-No. white, 73g7Se; No , white
soYBEANs-No. = yellow, S2ISe3Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

and OF them
h l s first
choice is the
III per cent
bond OF 1850.
There's no
r edee e ming
the market
issue" says
Fis h m a n.
They're out
standing in
the hands OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
His Favorite

Nathan Fishmsn of the Star
Steel Supply Co, and a member
OF the banking division in war
loans, prefers the market issues
in the Seventh War Loan Basket,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Rieke Metal Products
Votes Zoe Dividend

Rieke Metal Products Corp. has
declared a dividend of 20 cents
on common. payable June 80 TO
stock of record June 19. Previous
payment was like amount on
March 30.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
Muskegon Motor Co.
Votes SOC Dividend

Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.
has declared the regular quarter
dividend OF so cents on Class A.
payable Sept. 10 stock Of record
Aug. is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

% FIRST RACE--4-yesr-olds and up = rile
CuSher Leblanc T.oO 20 70
Hirh Tint tIlndberf 1870 1880
Purple Heart (Caffsrella 7.oo
Time las As, off l.lS,.
Reimburse. Milo. RingsSay. Vsldina Lord,
DeimoS and star Chamber also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
bill Trackman
AnnTtryE1 nnUNe

i-lMEcHE. Busy Man. Senator Athlons
7-hERRY ENGLAND. Lady Invasion. Car
dina Princess
s-viNCENT CRATTAE. Melody Girl. Bella
Brooke
l-BusY MAN. Hslen's Castle Lee Morgan.
b-BRtcfTa-S- GUY Elmer Slkkiyuu.
Tempo
e-JuNIoR r. Pointer Logan Rosemary
Ahhe
7-HELENS Castle. Lee Morgan. Busy
Man.
s-BiLLY CARLTON. Bin Heir Brll.
s-pIcK sIsKIYoU. Pointer LoEsn. Rose
nEsT-MTRRY ENGLAND
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

AMERIcAs POTASH . CHEMICAL
Year ended Dec. 81:
'c.,. &. ,-::$. :::s,.. "i..sP, "i:;.i.sP, "i;;,'.::,' =,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

LINCOLN YIELDS
weather. clear. track. tiov
First Race-Lostahat. Miss Tuuihoms'
Fergie'S Maid.
second Rsee-Private HOWE.
Fourth Rkce-Biz, Bronze Medal, knirhts
Gift Giant Drift. Our Benny. Dina Belle.
sixth Rsce-Madill
Eighth Rsce-TenSleep. ssntonisn, Say
No More
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

DETROIT
,.tnt-r ,r.rk -vs1
THISTLE nnM3

weather. raining. track. muddy
Second Race--Juanits ~
Fourth REce--She Didnt.
THISTLE down
weather raining track sloppy
First Rsce-Gsllant Brave. Gerald Folly
Second Rsce-Fast work. Hippocrene Ter
kiis
Fourth Race, 1uzr.e S.sT.
fifth Race-Loch Dhu.
sixth. Seventh and Eighth raees-DeclsEec
off There will be substitutes for them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
SUFFOLK DOWNS

weather, cloudy track muddy
First Race Open Fire. kim Neptune.
Fortunes Cup.
Second RGce-Frisrs Scout
Third Rsce-Chain Bay.
Fourth Rsce-Free Double
Fifth Rzce-Hy Cato 6oanttH wise.
Cyclorsma. Son OHal
Sixth Race-Pian, Spotter. Jos's Nistaks.
BOY Angler, AmsIed. ZAcstine, Merry sun
shine
Eighth Raoe-BToke
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19
LINCOLN YIELDS

BELMONT PARK
weather. clear; track, fast.
Fourth Race-Pure Cold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

Norses lated IN order of post pasit,sns.
weather clear traes fast
Post, is p. m. Detroit tinsi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

S@s. Horse, 'sO iisted in order Of pos, position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-19

NAppTentiCe allowance claimed
Horses listed according 10 post poxiti
Weather clear. track. fast
Post. SIS p. m. Detroit timel.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-23

R. A. Han11n won the jack
pot on the foo tba1l game
between Douglas and Bisbee.
MIR and Mrs Ranes and her
father were the guests If
MIR & Mrs F. Kessle r at En-
cir ranch in Ramsey's Can
yon. T
j. Esca1ante' IS bro Their,
Doe Perez. has returned
from the ETC where he SER
we'd With the Medical Corps.
Cora Wetze1 has returned
to her position as CASH Ter
after bri eff illness. We
nj IS ed you smile, Cora.
Alex Gaxio La has receiv-
ed wo I'd Of the death o.
her bro Their, Gus, who has
been q pri so ner Of war in
Germany. Gus was a member
Of the 1O1st Airbo rne Inf
antry, He was wounded and F,
captured after jump wi tn
them.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-23

Mi stress: Marie, when
you wal t on the table to-
light for my guests, plea
Sc DON t spill any thing.
Maid: "Don' t wo rry, MAIN
don't talk much.
+ 4 + + 4
Schoo lboy9s answer to a
question in an ana tony
test: "Your legs is wha :;
if you aint got two pref
ty good ones you can t get
to first base and nei Their
can your ST ster."
+ II II + y
DAFFYN1TIoN
Chow line: The man be-
hind the man behind the
man behind the nan.
+ Y 4 + \
COL: You'll have to re-
write this regulation, ma j.
or, why even a child can
understand it.
4 + \ II y
I always thought that she
WASH t the only fish in
the sea
And now 1t occurs o f late
That, nei Their am I the
only bait.
+ + \ 4 \
a sailor in the Marianas
upon receiving his ballot
application. wro tie: aThank
you for the ballot apple
alton. It cane as q. well
come and very flattering
surpri Sc. Thi S i S the first
time in 18 months have
been invi ted to express en-
Union In anything what
ever.
Overheard at a WAC bull
session: "She should worry
about transpo rtation, she
can always travel by broom.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-23
Pages

Patton have gone on their
reenlis tment furlcughs. We
expect to see SManee again
soon but"0le Snuff f"is 60
ing overseas befo re repor- !.
ting back in this neck o.
the woods.
Saw Adams celebrating at
the MOO Club, Sunday nj ght.
What's the cause for all
the joy73
TfSgt. Fred Ho skins, Of
the Post Band, j. leaving
on furlough thi s week. He
says he doesn't expect to
find many Of the band boys
still in serTice when he
returns. Hope he S ri ght,
Things amt what they
used to be or should we
say--ought to be: Pierre
Hill.
Folks had a hectic time
in Douglas last Saturday
night. Only one casual ty
but many big head.
Huachuca S Tonbs tone Hi
boys defeated the Col. Yo-
ung Hi boys at Wells Stad-
iun, Last Sunday. The Sc
ore: 26-6.
BLUES IN THE NIGHT
Many departing els are
leaving WACs and civilian
girls Wi tn Lonesome even-
ings. Get on the ball, kids
there's lots Of good guys
left.
The Post Special Service
Division is starting no bby
classes soon in pho to Crap
by. Watch for the ammo unc-
ement!!!
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-09
Big Game Scheduled
For Fourth Of July

The Regulars of 1920 and Tho
american Legion baseball mines
OF ly45 are ready to cross bats
on Independence Day at the
Stadium. and Paul Albury who
won eight straight championships
IN the city with his Key West
Regulars. will have his BOYS in
shape for that day, and will give
ne youngsters scare.
He has no other than Reliss
Griffin, the one and only. He has
ilayed baseball here for thirty
years and is still considered the
lest catcher in the city. He had a
tryout with Tampa in the
State League and with Toledo in
the American Association. He
..is aiways dangerous hitter
and sill is
In the box !.c will have Sevilla.
Tie has pitched and won from the
cuban Police University of Ha-
vana, and other clubs that visited
o''r city. Now Bobby Lewis, The
old timers will remember Bob
oy's fast ball He also used to put
them out of the lot once in a
while. Quintan Lopez, who in
those days was considered the
boy wonder, and a hard hitter.
Fielden Elbertson will play first,
and he was a real bali player.
Chicho Pazo will be on second,
one of the best second basemen
we have ever had. Bolivar Cas-
tillo, who made his famous plea
of Lets Get Some Pepper, and
a nifty fielder and thrower. Will
Doughty will be at short, and
everyone knows how Bill used to
hit the ball. He was the champion
batter in the East Coast League
before he came here, and he con-
tinued hitting the apple on the
nose. Capote, Lefty, will be in
one field. He can pitch, play first
and second. Cremata will be in
the garden, and Quintan or Bob
by Lewis when not in the box
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-09
Two Diamondball
Games Last Night

There We're two diamondball
games played last night at Bay
view Park, with the Machinis.s
defeating the American Legion
team by score of S to 8.
In another game, the Navy
Flyers downed the VPB in a shut
out game, 2 to 0.