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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
RED S0X HURLERS
ANTICIPATED Diff

The Wilmington Pirates will \.
seeking revenge tonight when +b.',
clash with the 32nd Corp Artillsr,'
men from Fort Bragg at Lepio,
Stadium at $3.50 o'clock. The sol
diers gave the Pirates a 7 ia 4
defeat several weeks ago
Taking the mound for the Artn
lery;nen will be Charlie Fisbo.
2l.year-old southpaw, who is oun'
ed by the Boston Red Sox. Yon ~,l.
Fisher hurled the other contass
here and the fans were wan
pleased with his fast break;nr
curves. He struck out 10 of the BncS
cancers He is planning to Join III.
American Leaguers as soon as he
finishes with his Soldering iob
Anticipating a hard game Ber.
Kite, boss of the Corsairs, will send
his ace southpaw, Lefty Chesbira
to the mound to silence the bis
bats of the Fort Braggers. Leftv
has a splendid record this season
and is expected to be pitching in
higher brackets before the season
is over. Cheshire also is the prom.
erty of the Boston America
League club.
Tonight's game will be the last
this season for Johnny Edens. who
is home on furlough from ths
Army. Edens, well-known in local
athletic circles, will return to his
base next week and is expecting IN
be sent overseas soon. 1t was NOT
announced where the big Service.
man will play in the game tonight
but he will definately be in tne
Kitemen's lineup.
Kite said he would select his
team just before the game time
But, indicated that he would max.
a few changes on the batting
order.
The 32nd Corp Red Legs roster
will consist of the same lineup that
defeated the Buc's in the last meet.
ing.
Tonights contest will give local
fans an opportunity to see the
postwar" pitchers of the Boston
club in action. Both hurlers are
lefthanders and a pitching duel
is expected as the southpaws take
to the hill.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
'Y' Buccaneers To Meet
Hampstead Outfit Today

The Y.MC.A. Buccaneers under
the management of E. 7. Auld
will journey to Hampstead today
to attempt to win their ninth vic,
tory. Previous to this engagement
the BUGS were known as the Caro-
lima Tigers having won eight games
and lost one. Their loss was to the
Whiteville, Jr., Legion team by
a close score, rs. Auld announced
that he would start W. A. Brown
against the Hampsteaders holding
himself in reserve. Little is known
of Hampstead except they are
planning to give the BUGS good
fight. The probable lineup for the
locals will be W. A. Brown, pitch
ing, Emil Meyers, catching, Pat
Upton or Harry Mohr on first
base, Noodle Ayash, second base,
Horance Lyle, third base., E. T.
Aud, short stop, Bubba Sykes.
Hacksaw futile, and Tommy Smith
roaming the out garden.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14

Brigade Boys Club is. a mem
her of the local Community Chest,
but receives no fund other than
operating funds from them. All
capital or expansion funds are OBJ
tanned through benefit sources.
At the last meeting Of the two
teams the All-Stars defeated the
Ramblers 80. The Whiteville out
fit comes to Wilmington highly
favored and is expected to show
the fans some real ball handling.
On first base for the All-Stars
will be Fred Caswel who was
voted the most outstanding player
in the All-Star game between the
North and South Carolina teams.
For his playing Casweu will go to
New York and play with Babe
Ruth and his team when they meet
Tye Cobb and his team in New
York in the Eastern-Western All
Star game.
Manager Frank Manor said that
he would probably start Howard
Pepper on the mound for the
Ramblers. Gigs Powers of the
Whiteville nine has not announced
his starting hurler but probably
will call on Stanley, who shut out
the Ramblers in Whiteville last
Sunday, to handle the hill for the
All-Stars.
Tomorrow the Clam Diggers will
take on the strong Hampstead
outfit on the Masonboro diamond,
Billy Hardison will hurl for the
locals with Lawrence holding
down the hill for the Hampstead.
ers.
The rest of the Ramblers lineup,
will be as following: Carter, left
field, Covington, right field;
Joyner, center field; Farrar, first
base, Stevens, cond base;
Groom, third base; Todd, short
stop; George, catching.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
Milling Concern Gets
Permit For Alterations

The Goldsboro Milling Co., was
granted permission yesterday by
City Building Inspector Gilbert F..
Morton to carry out $4,000 worth
of alterations on it's property To-
Gated at 7 and 8 South Second
street, to be used by the Diamond
Feed Co. The contract is being
handled by Herbert Cavenaugh,
and consists of reinforcing the
structure.
!: Donald L. Sewell was granted
permission to make an addition 10
the building at 1921 Market stree
which has been being used by tne
Snow White Laundry as a pickup
station. 1t was reported that De-
well plans to expand the structure
for use as dry cleaning plant.
+ "A. permit was issued to l. Shaln'
813 N. Fourth street, to lnstaA d
new stone front at his department.
store, at an approximate cost u
So, 900.
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BY TED MEIER
Pinch Hitting for Whitney Martin)


NEW YORK, July 10. -!R- Put
down Lou Gross and Willie Joyce
as one of the best trainer-fighter
combinations in boxing.
Prior to the Joyce-Bobby Ruff
fin scrap at Madison Square Gar
den tonight, Lou and Willie were to-
gether in 81 amateur and profess
sional bouts. They won 81 and lost
only one for remarkable per-
centage of 1884.
The bout on the wrong side was
a: 12-round split decision Willie
dropped to the MIA lightweight
champion Ike Williams, lad Will
Ie has whipped three times in four
meetings.
AFTER beating Williams for the
third time, joyce went t Cali
fornia where he fought Chalky
Wright without the benefit of Lou S
counsel. Wright won. Charley Sch
ulster, Joyce's manager, wastedsno
time putting in a hurry-up tele-
phone call to Gross IN FHlldoe1pIl1d
to catch the next train out. Lou
had stayed in the East because of
his wife's illness.
Lou. 80 tomorrow, is a native
Chicagoan and says Il was born
into the racket" He was fight
er himself for a time, then switch
ed to the managing and training
end. He gives Jack Hurley OF chi
cago credit for teaching him many
OF the quirks of the spNt.
He became associated with Joyce
in the amateurs nine years ago.
They separated when Lou was IN
Quoted into the army two years ago.
He was honorably discharged last
fall and the very next day was
hack with ,Jpyce.
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1t. William Weaks Home
After Great War Record

1t. William T. Weaks, "a, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Weaks, Sr.,
7O2 Central boulevard, returned
home yesterday after flying nine
missions in a BIZ over Germany
and eneny-territory. 1t. Weaks is
a bombardier and was stationed
at a U. S. base in England,
1t. Weaks was shot down March
|23, 1914, and was rescued by the
underground in Holland, where he
parachuted from his mayed
plane. He was placed in an Army
hospital in France before he was
transferred to the Army hospital
at Townsville, Ga.
1t. Weaks has been awarded
the Air Medal with one oak leaf
cluster.
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CUBS WIN OVER
BOSTON FOR 18th

CHICAGO. July 10 -(P)- The
league-leading Chicago Cubs, be-
hind the four-hit pitching of Lefty
Ray Prim, grabbed their 18th VIC
tory in 10 starts today with 2
0 triumph over the Boston Braves
before paid crowd of 1887.
Prim also collected two of the
seven Cub hits off starter Bob Lo-
gan and singled across the first
Bruin marker in the fifth inning.
The Braves, who yesterday snap
ped Cub win streak at II, had
only four runners stranded, three
of them in the sixth when they
made their only threat.
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Pittsburgh Defeats !.
4 Philadelphia, 80

PITTSBURGH, July 13.- R -
Staging a two-run rally IN the
10th inning, the Pittsburgh Pirates
rosed out the Philadelphia Phlllles
So today before $3.50 fans.
\ The Pills defeated the Pirates
IL to 9 in a pre-game three inning
close-out of an unfinished game on
June 3rd. Anton Karl kept the
iBuccos from reaching first base,
leaving the score just the same as
when the tilt was interrupted.
First game game started June 3, call
ed after innings, finished July l3).
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GAMES TODAY
NEW YORK, July 12.01Pl-Pronanle
pitchers for tomorrow's major league
games, with won and lost records IN par
entheses.
American League
Cleveland at New York-Klieman $3.50
vs. Gettel t4-3).
Detroit at Boston-Mueller (3-3l VS.. o.
Neill $50.
st. Louis at aldelphia-Kramer CD
VS.. Gossaway (2-6) or Kneer I'D.
Chicago at Washington-Caldwen $50
VS.. Niggeling (3-6).
National League
Brooklyn at Cincinnati-Gregg Qo-s)
VS.. Walters CD.
Boston at Chicago-Hendrickson d-0)
VS.. Derringer (9-6).
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh-Montea
Sudo (0-o) VS.. Cucurullo u-D.
(Only games scheduled.)
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Errors-none Runs batted in-Culen-
bine Lake, Mcbride 2, Culberson, New
some Two base hits - Mayo. Camilli-
Home runs-Lake. Sacrifice - Garbark.
Double p1ays-Mayo, Hoover and York:
Hoover. Mayo and York; York, Hoover
and York: camilli. Lake and camilli;
Lake, Newsome and Camilli. Left on Bas-
es-Detroit 4, Boston 7. Bases on balls
Overmire 2. Eaton g. Strike outs-Over-
mire 2, Eaton 2. Ferris 5. Hits-cff Over
mire Z in innings; Eaton in 5; hit by
pitcher, by-Eaton (Tobinl wild pitches
Eaton. Losing pitcher-Overmire. Um-
pires-McGowan, Piperass, Grieve. Time
-1:5O Attendance 9,522
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
WRONG CALLER

Despite an earlier warning
by Red Cross headquarters
here, a telephone prankster or
pranksters, who epres ent
themselves as service men re-
turning from war, are still dis
tressing relatives and sweet
hearts of the service men. Miss
Gloria Ainsworth, of 1902 Or
ange street, Is the latest vic
tim. She received a call FRI
day from someone who -laim-
ed he was 1t. George w. Bard
sley, her fiance, promising to
be at her home in 80 minu-
tes." He didn't show up.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
New Bern Area Crops
In Good Condition

NEW BERN, July 14-Tobacco
and corn crops in this area are
now looking exceptionally good, it
is reported by the Craven farm
agents. Recent rains have done
them much good, and rarely have
they appeared so promising, it is
said. Wind damaged them last
month, but the sun has straight
ened them in recent weeks.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
Free Parking Saturday
Nights Begins At Seven

Free parking hours begin at
pm. on Saturdays now instead of
9 pm, according to instructions
issued to Wilmington police by
Police Chief Charles H. Casteen.
Free parking continues on Sun.
days and holidays, but coins must
be placed in the meters from
am. to 6 pm. during the week,
and from 7 am. to ? pm. on Sal.
urdays.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
BROWNS CAPTURE
FROM ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA, July 13-P}-
Mike Kreevich's double in the 18th
inning broke up % deadlock
and gave the St. Louis Browns a
AZ victory tonight over the Phila-
delphia Athletics.
The two-base hit brought Vern
Stephens home and a single by
Frank Mancusco sent Kreevich
over the plate with one more run
than necessary.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
TRIBESMAN GETS
THREE HOME RUNS

NEW YORK, July 13-P)-Pat
Secrecy, portly rightfielder of the
Cleveland Indians, hit three hon.
ers into the left field pavilian,
and slammed a triple besides, for
IS total bases, and eight runs bat.
ted in as the Tribe scalped the
New York Yankees 1914 today be,
fore a Ladies Day crowd Of TO-
283, including $685. paying patrons.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
TRAINING AT BRAGG

Wilmington's First Company
of the North Carolina State
Guard is in Fort Bragg today
beginning 10 days of Army in
fantry training. The main body
of the civilian soldiers. In
charge of 1t. p. L. Cannady,
left here Friday in buses and
trucks. They were preceded by
Company Commander Leo
Sykes and seven others who
arrived at Bragg Tuesday.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
CARDINALS TAKE
TWO FROM GIANTS

ST. LOUIS, July 10. - Up -
The world champion st. Louis
Cardinals, with Charles (ReO Bar
rett pitching his eleventh victory,
downed the New York Giants, to l
in the second game of a twilight
night doubleheader tonight at
Sportsman's Park. The Cards won
the opener, IA to 3, with Bill Vol
ellie the loser.
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Error-Russell. Runs batted in-Dinges,
Wasdell, Russell, Barrett. Two base hits
Russell 2. Sacrifices-Flagcr, Judd. Di-
maggie. Double plays-Gustine to Cos
carart to Dahlgren; Flager to hinges. Left
On bases-Philadelphia IL, Pittsburgh IL.
Bases on balls-off Butcher d. judd q
Sehanz |. Strike outs-By Judd l. Butch
er 2. Hits-off Judd IN 8 2-3 innings
Barrett, 2 in 2-3 inning; Schanz, i in o
Judd. Losing pitcher-Barrett. Umpires
Stewart Ballanfant and Magerkurth.
Time-2:35. Aetendance-s,e6o paid.
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Foxx. Left on bases - Philadelphia 7;
Pirates g. Bases on balls-Gables 4; Res
clgno l; Cucuccurullo l; Roe l; Ger
heauser l. Strike outs-Gables 2; r. Bar
rett 3; Roe 1; Karl l. Hits-off Gables 4
in % innings; R. Barrett in Is in
rjngs; Cuccurullo in 1-3 innings; Res
slgno in 13 innings; Karl 4 in r Is
nnigs; Roe in 2-3 innings; Gerheauser
in innings: Palk-GabIes. Winning
pitcher-Karl. Losing pitcher Cuccu-
rullo. Umpires-Conlan, Sears and Barr:
Stewart, Pallanfant and Magerkurth.
Time-2:18.
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THIS IS THE way THAT
MILLIONS BUY ASPIRIN

Millions ask for St. Joseph Aspirin by
name. There's none finer, none faster
nor surer at any price. Many choose
the - tablet package for 1Oc. But when
you buy the big 100 tablet size for 35c you
get nearly 3 tablets for 1c- 3-for-1
value. Always demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
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Reds Win Ninth Inning
Thriller From Brooklyn

CINCINNATI, July 13-(R)-Cin-'
cinnati made it two out OF three
from Brooklyn today, winning a
ninth inning thriller 6-5, when
Frank Mccormick drove in Dals
CLAW from second with a single.
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WAR CHEST BROADCAST

The value of the right train
irg for boys was discussed by
John E. Hope, editor of the
Wilmington Star-News, over
WMFD Friday night in Gem
munity War Chest program.
Mr.. Hope is a director of the
Brigade Boys club. His speech
was a part of the show, '"Square
Peg" which dealt with boys
club supported by the War
Chest.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
METHODISTS TO MEET

About rs Methodist ministers
and laymen of Wilmington
will be the general theme of
ference at Goldsboro Novem
Der to IL. the Rev. A. S.
Parker announced here FRI
day. The Crusade for Christ
will be the genera theme Of
the 254 delegates expected to
attend the annual meeting.
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City Brief S
CASH AND STAMPS LOST

Loss of a wallet with $27O In
cash, an $87 cheek and gas
stamps for 240 gallons " S re-
ported to Wilmington police by
w. F. Campbell, Route 2. He
stated that the wallet was lost
in the bus station last Monday.
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Ell Ofs-belIy z OIOSettI, MdCkleWICZ.
f;uns batted in-Heath 3; Carbark 2;
Secrecy 8; Hayes. Gromek 8: Martin,
Stainback. Two base hits-Garbark, Mey-
er. Martin. Mackiewicz, Gromek. Three
base hit-Seerey. Home runs-Heath 2;
Secrecy 3; Martin. Stolen bases-Heath
Martin. Double Plays-Meyer, Boudreau
and Rocco; Grimes, Stirnweiss and Eft
zen 2. Left on bases-Cleveland S; New
York 6. Bases on balls-Donald 2; Roser
2: Gromek 2; Dubiel 3. Strike outs-Don-
aid I; Roser 2; Dubie1 2; Gromek g. Hits
off Donald in 2 innings (none out in
3rd): Dubiel 7 in %; Roser in 1-3.
fit by pitcher-Gromek (Methenyl. Wild
pitch-Roser. Losing pitcher - Donald.
Umpires - Berry. Jones and Hubbard.
Time-2:14. Attendance-6,93a paid.
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Errors-O1mO, Upton, UNSET. HuHS Ddt-
ted in-Galan, Dino, Hart. Buker, Libke
Mccormick 4. Two base hits-Walker'
Hart. Upton, Mccormick. sacrlflces -
Buker, Upton. Libke. Double play
On bases-Brooklyn 10. Cincinnati 9.
Bases on balls-Buker l, King !. Heusser
Z. Riddle 2. Strike outs-Buker 7, Heusser
/, Riddle i. Hits-off Buker 9 in 1-s in
nings off King 3 in 2; off Heusser 10 IN
7; off Riddle in 2. Winning pitcher -
Riddle; Losing pitcher-King. Cmpires-
Goetz, Henline, Jorda and Rcardon. Time
i-2:16. Attendance 1854.
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FERRISS CHALKS
UP 18th WINNER

BOSTON, July s13-P}-Freshman
riqhthander Dave Boo) Ferris
turned in one Of his best major
league pitching performances to
chalk up his 18th win today as
his Boston Red Sox gained their
eighth triumph in IL starts against
the top-place Detroit Tigers by
81 margin.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
STEWART IMPROVING

Friends of Ranald Stewart
will be glad to learn that he
Is improving at his Wrights-
vile Beach home, following an
accident Tuesday night In
which he had the misfortune to
break his left arm.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
GETS DRAFT CALL

City Draft Board No. 1 yes
terday received a call for 30
Negro registrants to report
for pre-induction at Fort
Bragg on August !. Officials
reported that the white call for
August had not been received
as yet. The majority of the
Negro registrants called are
under 30 years of age, 1t was
revealed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-07-14
MOTORCYCLIsT INJURED

Hubert Calder, Ill South 5th
street, was reported in a salts
factory condition at Janes
Walker Memorial hospital last
night after he apparently lost
control Of his motorcycle at
the corner of 5th and Prin-
cess streets yesterday after
noon according to police re-
ports. Calder was knocked un-
consc4 ous temporarily, officers
said, when his machine careen-
ed into street sign, knocking
it down and doing considerable
damage to the motorcycle.
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r. zBatted for Resigno In 5th.
,xzRan for L. Waner in 5th.
zzzBatted for Roe in 9Th.
zzzzbatted for Ba-nhart in 9Th.
II. Score by innings:
is,hiIadelphia ---- 204 O23 00o-11
IPittsburgh -- 900 351 600 9
II Errors-Wasdell, Handley. Runs batted
lin -Wasden 2, Foxx, Triplett 2. Pea
Cock 3, Russell 8, Dahlgren 2, Salkeld.
Elliott 2, Dimaggio g. Barnhart. Two
base hits - Elliott Dahlgren, Dimaggio,
Barnhart Three base hits-Wasden. Rus
sell, Elliott, Saltzgaver. Home runs-Was-
dell Salkeld. Stolen bases.;Crawford,
Hinges, Dimaggio. Sacrifices-Antonelli.
Double plays-Antonelli. Crawford and
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Arrangements Complete
Fo, Brigade Club Game

have for the Brigade Boys o
h.u came Sunday night July the Legion field diamond De-
the Masonboo Ranbers the Whiteve ASars '" a.
and Frank Manor last night The game tor ne
1h c,oor camn named in honor late Bruce Cameron
roayor of Wilmington.
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Errors-none. Runs batted in -Ku-
rowski 4, E. Adams, Marion 2, Byerlv
shoendienst 2, Hopp. verban Tresd
way, Hausmann, Weintraub, Rice. two
basehits - Kurowski, Hopp. o,Des
schoendienst 2 Rice. Reyes, Weintrauh h'
Three base hit-Marion. Home run W. ~
Kqrowskl' stolen base-Hopp. Sacrifice
-Byerly. Left on bases-New Yort .
st. Louis ~. Bases on balIsSvoisomhA .,
Harren 2. Phillips 4, Byerly sts,,. =,
outs-Voiselle 2 Harrell i, Byer1v ' IKE
off voiselle in 1-s innings: FAILS 1S
in l-3; Phillips in 41-3. Hi Nv ni.s Ell
er. by Phillips (verban). Los;p pe'cn-
voiselle. umpires-Barr, Dun nand ss,r -
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BUGS Seek Revenge Against Bragg Tonight
STANDINGS
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
American League
Cleveland Is, New York 4.
Detroit /, Boston s..
St. Louis, Philadelphia (Nisht camel.
Chicago 2, Washington 3.
National League
Philadelphia Ill.,. Pittsburgh s-3.
Boston 0, Chicago 2.
Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn S.
St. Louis IA, New York 3.
NEW YORK, July 18.-[P-Major league
standing including all day and t"lhsht
games of July 13.
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johnson. Sacrifice-Logan. Double plays
- MeruIlo, johnson and Cavarretta;
Johnson ard Cavarretta. Left on bases
Boston, 4; Chicago, I. Bases on balls
Logan /; Prim 2 Strike outs = Logan
2. Prim 4. Hits-off Logan in innings,
Oft Hutchings in l inning. Losing pitch.
er-Logan. Umpires = Boggess, Plnelh
and Conlan. Time-1:34. attendance -
estimatedl Il. 500
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jacob TO MOVE

The David jacob Supply
company, 101 South Front
street, will move into new
quarters, now being renovated
at a cost of $4,000, in the
three-story building formerly
occupied by Macs Auto Parts
company, on S. Second street,
between Market and Dock,
within the next two months.
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REPEATS WORKER APPEAL

N. .. MChIdtHdII1 HIdH0BCI VI
the local U. S. Employment
Service office, yesterday re-
peated his appeal for constr.c-
ton workers for Camp Davis.
: The demands of the Army In
stallation earlier in the month
were estimated at 1000.
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+. An, An expedition ,I headed by Dr.
Al1reo Wegener found ice in ~
center OF Greenland more than o ,r,e
ana two-thirds miles trick o''e
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(SECOND GAME)

xBatted for Mott in 7th.
XxBatted for Mancuso in 9th.
acne out when winning ru nscored.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-07

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-07
Hitler Youth Boss
PredictsChdnge

NUREMBERG, Nov. 6 tUP)-
The man whom Hitler entrusted
with the lob of conditioning = the
minds of German boys and girls
10 war and world mastery nov
believes that GcrHany's youth VII
forget NaZi teachings IN time ana
become peace-minded.
b. He is Count Baldur Won Shirach
and nc is in a position 10 know
something about the young Ger
man mind. since he was head Oi
the Hitler youth movement and
boss Of Nazi youth education.
Shirach gave his opinion in re-
Sponse 10 a series of questions
submitted 70 him by the United
Press at Nuremberg where he Is
awaiting trial as a war criminal.
Shirach, under no compulsion 10
answer any questions, responded
voluntarily after asking time 10
consider the matter.
Asked if German boys and girls
will ever forget the Nazi ideologieS
drummed into them during the
years of Hitler rule, Shirach said:
81 think they will.
"Re-education OF G. rm a n
youth youth won't be difficult
IL the Allies provide an ideal
instead of only the word "de-
mocracy" presented as a phi
lOsophy."