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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Pdvot Captures
Belmont Stakes

NEW YORK, June % UP)-
Walter NJ. JeffordS' Pavot, the
Disappointing twice-beaten iuve-
nile champion -ef-f944-. ffnatfy
lived up 10 his advance billing
today by driving 10 a five-length
victory in the nth running of the
Belmont Stakes
The chunky little son of Case
Ace, beaten in both his starts
over distance this year after
winning all eight of his trips 10
the short barrier as a 2-year-old.
came home breezing with Eddie
ArCaro just sitting there in the
saddle Joseph NJ. Roebling's Wild
life was second with Col. {. V.
Whitney's Jeep third.
A crowd Of 1892 fans saw the
chunky brown colt finish the mile
and A half jaunt in 2:30 Is. He
returned $500. $3.50 and 81 90.
The victory was worth $53y 40
10 the little brown colt they said
was too small 10 go the route.
and il assured a three-way split
IN the triple crown for the first
time since 1898. when Lawrin won
the Derby. Dauber the PreakneSS
aRd-Pa>tcurtZrd took The Bel
mont
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Additional Sports
on Page 4
Frank Walsh's Coats Add
Color at Red Run Event

No matter what time tho
matches end Al the Red Run Invi-
rational the folks all wait around
for Frank Walsh 10 return from
the Big Fore tournament. Frank
is known 10 the trade as coat
man. Joseph with hiS famed Bib
lcal garment couldn't hold can
die TO Mr.. Walsh and never does
the same coat appear two days
in row.
Hal Cutler. the new assistant
pro. was passing out bouquets
10 a young visiting caddy from
Western Golf Club. Bill NRurk
appeared on the scene breath
less from running Saturday
morning with a wallet ne had
found IN the parking lot. The
wallet contained Sol in cash in
addition 10 checks and other
important papers. II belonged 10
Red Run member, William
r. Muncey
Charley Escoe. tho OLYMPIA box
office man, pared with Rolhe
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Babe Sets Record
To Win Title
Be ats Miss German
AZ in 81 Holes

lNDIA NAPoLlS IND. LIno -
ftlf MIS- Bah' l2iaftNS"0
Iahaila~ ni Los AnEeie> 'paaN
Won ihc sixteenth annual Women 5
Western Open Coll champor'hIp
hF defeating Dofo,hN PeiIndln OF
PM.adcluG-as . and In 81 hHtN'
io become IN" only woman IN MIS-
tory To win me l'Ic ihr'e years
i.nninG
Mr., /ahaIta> oCiend.hG 'ha'n.
HtHn Won aiAls- ono tni -heT fHoii+t't.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Weyand. They lost on the nine
teenth hole.
Hal Cutler starred as starter IN
the absence Of Frank Walsh.
Midge Murray ran the score board
without a mistake. The navy was
represented by 1t. Cmdr. w. A.
Lyon, 1t. l.. G.. Gardner and 1t.
Mike Hadden. flier. playing in
the tournament. Cmdr. Lyon saw
service on an aircraft carrier that
took part in some Of the biggest
battles in the Pacific and Philip
pine campaigns.
The question most asked is when
are The Detroit Times Downtown
Quarterbacks going 10 have their
golf outing. The answer is early
in August. Several Of the out OF
town golfers who heard of last
years successful party seek entry.
Red Runs entries closed in
record time but those who failed .
10 get in turned up TO watch
those who did. Among the gal
leryileS were Cliff Rugg. Dick
Clover and Danny Prosch.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Harmon Only Pro to Land
On First Green in I Wo

probably. has trampod more miles
following tournaments than any
one In Detroit was accompanied
hv hlS nephew Capt Rud HAT.
field. recently returned after more
than three years lu Europe
Nelson almost had his tirSt
hogeN of the tournament on the
fourth when he hooked his sec
ond into n trap =. He was
about ~ feet short OF the cup
with his explosion. hut hnlrd the
put for par Nelson went
6S holes in the Montreal tour
namcnt before ne ran into
bogeN -. Naturally, he's proud
of that record.
Mayor JcffricS was on hanC
with his wife Mrs Jeffri2,
spent most Of her time with Mrs
Sam Byrd getting the details o
the carly holes which She missed
Ernie Sabayrac'S car stalled
while he was bringing " nod
and Claude Harmon 10 Plum
Hollow Mrs. Byrd finally
happened along and brought
them to the club after they had
walked quite n ways
DctroiterS know how Nelson
rates
THE worlds greatest golfer"
said Harry WiSmer IN intro
ducing the Toledoan on tho first
tee And all hero VIII agree
with the well-known radio man.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
CLASH SUNDAY

These winners clash in Sunday :
other >emifnal The finals in All
flights are scheduled for Sunday
efiernoon.
The biz thrill Of the afternoon
matches was the extra hole battle
between Hammers and the Grand
Rapids team. The KAN m +
brothers had chance 10 end the
match ON the eighteenth. hut
Fred'S SlN-foOt putt trimmed the
cup and stayed out
ON the first extra hole Fred
had the longest drive Both Of
his opponents were IN the rough.
Fred had a bad lie however. and
ms second was short OF the green
in the rough. Miller pitched up
seven feet from the pin and they
halyed the hole Then he missed
hI> putt
The second extra hole was di-
Nlded -aaLS--NH-+he DIST Fred
and his TWO opponents wero on
the green IN TWO. The Grand
Rapids boys both three-putted
each missing one of five feet or
loss. whIlc krammer puttcd his
third for a winning four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
BYRD STARTS

In the best ball matches SatlIr-
day, Byron and Harmon, with 81,
were 5 up on Watrous and Nc
Spsden. Harmon also got an eagle
on the eighteenth rolling in a AS
foot curling putt Nelson and
Walsh had 64 up lead Wood and
Rutan. 7 up.
Aided by an eagle 3 on the eigh-
teenth Nelson made the turn in
33 TO Byrd's 81. That gave Nelson
-a-t~o-stroxe lead over the Plum
Hollow pro after 25 holes.
Then Byrd went 10 work. After
getting his par a on the tenth,
Sam played the next four holes in
1882 three were brides. He
also birded the sixteenth, and as
II developed when Nelson reached
there later, Byrd was only one
shot back of his Toledo rival.
Nelson, also on the beam. bird.
led three Of the first five holes of
the second half. One of them was
the tenth. where his 3 increased
his lead to three strokes.
Both had 10 be content with par
SIS on the seventeenth.
Sensational putting featured
Byrd's great second nine. He holed
five puts Of from 10 to 80 feet.
Cards Of the players in the Big
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
APreem' S Corns Only
Casualty in Bouts

PRFNACINA. 1talX.-lunc-22
tUPl - Primo Carnera. former
worlds hcavyweighi champion
boxed exhibition rounds against
three American army men TODAY.
with tho chief casualties being
Primo cnruS-
Infantry Capt William f Fu'-
ton. Salem. ore wore his heavy
combat boots into the ring Tor he
first round Of the exhibition Ful.
ton found 10 impossible 10 cot a
blow past Pr.mo'S sofa pillow
sized fists. 20 he attacked the
most vulnerable spot reachahle
"da Prcem - SIC IS fect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

has charge OF the Tigers ny day
and the University Of Detroit
gridders in the evening -.
Nick Londes, Olympia boxing
impressariO, IL having his
office moved from the Transp0r-
tation Bldg. 10 Olympia
The Olympia management made
the change 10 concentrate their
sports activities at one center.
Hank Greenberg's weight l2lZ
pounds is about the same as
when he last played with the
Tigers prior 10 joining the army
In 194l Connie Macks pro-
ntfnciation of names always has
been source of great JOY &c
Philadelphia baseball writers =.
Addie Joss used 10 be AddIe Josh
and Hank Bonura, the White son
shIgeer, was Boneer DOC
Cramer was Crane and Lou
Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri were
Gehridge and Lazurhie Larry
Laioie. most graceful OF second
bssemen. once made FIVE errors
In n game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
TIEY TOY UPSETS

The -laTGe crowd saw an upset
IN The $500 Detroit handicap m
which O. r. Woodward $ Tuey
Toy gained a lcnc'h and a half
victory under Jockey lack Fav-
-trr---r 7-rr1f T7TCi Sf7OO, largest
muiucl oi the meeting
TloN Toy throe-yPar-old
Tiger f'ly trained by Harry Trot-
SEX scored with = late dash down
tho outside 10 leave the paceSct-
ting Shout About hack-ln-S -SneaHA
pT3Ce and Mrs Edward McCuan =
Dlml three lengths IN the rear
for lhc snow. Tuey Toy ran the
SiN furlongS over a dull track IN
l:li -
Disappointment Of The race 10
many Ws~-ff t ttatch'S S UttcT-
most. recent winner OF the King $
plate at Woodhinr The champion
o' the Canadian 3-Ncar-oldS was
the g-5 faloutc I'M the field of u
bui he finished sixth After break
ing fourth. he was outrun by all
but one Of his rivals. tried 10 bolt
on tho upper turn aud didn't
settle down 10 running until he hat
the stretch.
Another Joyous occasion FOR Tho
long shot shooters was the 5000
flllieS purse in which Ray Anken-
baucr'> Cashier. 4 hlgh strung -
year-old ran away and lcft >iN
other flllIeS for a SeNen-length
victory and a 50 20 muiucl
There were So winners i'm the
daily double when yellow Kitten
one of four horses grouped in the
mUtucl field. Won tho FIRST race,
and the favOritc. Id VI. followed
in The second The double winners
collected S26 80 each.
Jockey Eddie NoCum. riding his
FIRST day here was taken 10 High
land Park general hospital after
the last race. Ie suffered a foot
injury while riding Foulard which
finished fifth
The days handle was S6l6 q76.
largest Of tho meeting. The state S
share was S33,354SS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Claude Harmon vas The only
one Of tho eight pros to plant
MS second shot on Plum HoIlnws
FIRST green SATURDAY He barely
missed A l5-footcr IN his hid for
an eagle 3 HIS birdie 4 was
matched hN tho other trio.
Craig Wood and Byron Mel
son also birdicd the first aS
Frank Walsh took par ; and
Rutan hogcy s ~ a result ot
three puttS.
Nelson has discarded his famous
white cNcShadc for 4 white cap.
Walsh wore his favorltc sport
shirt the number with those hlg
brown and white checks only
Harmon and Rutan wear ties
when they play.
Gil Currie. president of Mid
LAND Country Club, was ~ the
|uee gallery says his course
ALL he In splendid shape for
the Michigan PGA later this
summer and eNpec large
crowds RAY Forsyth, preSi-
dent of Birmingham was the
referee for the foursome, which
included his clubs pro, Chick
Rutan,
Hockey was represented by for
ner Rod Wings Ebbie Goodfellow
and Larry Aurie +. Ebble gal
leried with les Colman . Bob
Macduf, the Red Runner, who
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Ex-CoIIeqian Optioned

FTc-hallIng pitcher John Nen-
derfclll, fresh from RockhurSt
College. Kansas City has bccn
optioncd 10 Marion of-the Ohio
State League by the Columbus
Red Birds Of the American Asso-
LClauon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

reports 1t. George >auer, "re'n
Bay fullhack, - back from -
months service aboard the ear
rier Enterprise -. he came
hack To take mp an assignment
a. instructor ut ~. MarN's Pre-
fight In California Sauer
participated in the Rattle Of the
Philippine sea last October and
also was present during opera
tions against the MariannaS,
NarShallS. Trmk4 -Ealan.-Hnl=-
landia. Sainan and Guam
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
OUT IN 90

Rurkemo and Farrell were out
in - 10 be up on the Crosse lie
pair The match was closed out
on the sixteenth. They had par
on the last TWO Tor 65. Ward and
Driver took an early lead over the
Cincinnati entry and at no time
was the issue in doubt
Connolly and Nonamaker on the
other hand had 10 battle on the
way and birdie by Connolly on
the eighteenth settled the issue.
So. Wslter BurEemo-F Frank Farrel George
Victor Hugo Krs,e - john DriverDsve
Va.r q Maurice MCCarthy-Harry hslbeiSru.
and
Frec and ToWrev Hammer & Herman nj. er-
Ia.A sharp . up - holes Frank Connolly
p.r sorsrter &. Charles Menefes-Wsiter
Weidr no
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Wood Hits longest

Y
ctory Open in Chicago last sum.
rncr. II was discovered craIs
Wood was the longest hitter II
the field for overall distance with
arHrry- and -I0It OF .ztii55 yards.
However fran the viewpoint
of most pros, the best tee shots
were those delivered ny Byron
Nelson and Sam Byrd, who tied
for both. the longest carry
cess yards and the longest
average carry fgtS Yards
Pros consider carry the inn
portant factor on modern golf
courses, where position beyond
haIaFd1-iS- tit+ key to scoring.
Notre Dame graduates aIe
becoming inCTcaS-i-ggls=-F -Ftta' * st--tfft
The nAe.4++i 4.-------frti crrTrr-TrTr rr1f
81 pro foothal. Elmer Lay
don Is CommIssIlnCr- 81 th -
National League and jimmy
Crowley. another one of tho
-Four HorScmcn. fills p similar
post With the new Ail-AmcrIcan
Conference ....
Hunk Anderson iS coach of
The Bear. Curly LaTtcau of
the Packers and Gus Dordi> and
Joe farh 81 rhc l-IOrS.. Buck
Shaw has signed With San Fran
CISCO and Jack Teagher WI-h
Miaml In Tho 4 {. Chile
Walsh is business manager II
CiCl Gland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Ruffinq Joins Yanks

NEW YORK jUro = lIp)-
Charles tRcd Puffme. ACC Ncv
York Yankee pitcher who entered
the army after tho 1912 World
Series and was honorably dis.
charged recently has signed p
contract and VII leave with The
= ~ = '-------rrr tr7rrr wCSTCfn trli
SUNDAY night
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

brothers. Fred and LowreF, who
won the 1914 invltatiOnal. IN one
OF Sunday mornings semifinalS.
The Hammers had 10 90 three
extra holes 10 dispose Of Herman
Miller and Jack Sharp of Grand
Rapids.
The other quarterfnal results
were Frank Connolly and Bob
Nonamaker over Charles Menefee
and Walter WeJde Of Ann Arbor
mp and Sgt Walter Burkemo
and Frank Farrell defeating 1t.
Geerer and ttigo krave,
/ and ,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Spor
Heffche Loses. Pet
Dog in a Mower
BY LEO MACDONEkL

ST. LOUIS, June 23-John
Hettche, chairman of the Michigan
xing commission. bemoans the
Is of favorite doberman
plnscher pet the dog ac-
cidentally got in the path OF
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Probable Pitchers
~ nitsd Press
ANFRICAN ITAGTF

Warrington Hsefnef IS and PlerstU - N
Boston tHsusmann a. and Ferrfs pa L..
rrItecefrhia NewE0m 10 and Flofee 2 .
e. NeE Vo-E poruwv 81 and Ronhau n g.
DETROIT tNTwHOt SIR io-A sud ovTR.
MiET rs - 81 louis Potter ~ and
shirley 7-1
c,fraru Dfctrfch 10 and Iorsf So a.
Cleveland smith ias and Cromes T.sf
NATIONAL IFAGIT
50 louis Crcr Al and G Barrett as
a. Chicago fPrim - and PAUesu 81
Pittshurrr Butcher A. and Csrneauser
"a ~ Cincinnati Bowman 30 and Wal
fars -
Vsu yo-k tHsnvs7 "a srd Fnmerlch u .
- Prfafflrrs Wsuney NJ ara Wys'' 0-s
s0t'1u lLorsn Al srf pyls 30 a,
Brookyn tPfuna 81 and DAVIS 6-SI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Has Eagle ;
On Last Hole
Sam Leeds Nelson
by One Stroke
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Crashing through with sensa-
tional 80 on the second nine. Sam
Byrd, the home pro set a new
course record OF 81 over tho
par-72 Plum Hollow layout Sat-
urday in the Big Fore tournament.
The former baSeballer climaxed
what was one of the greatest COM
petitve rounds ever played here
with an eagle 3 on the 47S-yard
eighteenth, where he sank 25-foot
uphill putt.
Byrd's card which beat by one
stroke the record shared by Chick
Harbert and Marvin Stahl. also
included six brides, four collected
while he was reeling off that Sec
ond half 30 with crowd esti-
mated AT more than 5000 scamper-
ing all over the premises.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

= lN
They tanEIe
~ OLYMPIA
June %
and sparks
should Ny IN
INC hTg SIOftS
arena : b a I
enlng
e. . " r < p
g [ riC X Ter,
In the Ma
tional ! Oot-
hall Leagues
IT ouchhaCk,'
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Senators Win on
johnson S Error

BOSTON. June % OUPl-An
error by- Bob johnson with two
out in the seventh allowed TWO
runs 10 score and gave Washing
ton 8 TO ) victory over the Red
Sur, Roger W0tT thus Won his
eighth victory OF the season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

grass = cutting
tractor at the
IIettche estate
in Worthwhile
and had his
feet cut off and
had 10 be de-
stroyed.
DIR. Ray
Forsyth, the
Tiger trainer,
Is n b US
m "A u these
d n Y \. When
I'm DptrOit he
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

Plns-&ratt Zsrden E1-r. c-f'r- chip
Pc johnson. Ls7a BueHef. Cuibr-E0n
r r~s-NyRff Ff-rcU. JOB nS1l Runs ba'ter
ir-EuNrL Walters g. CIrt > Torres Ruche
tllhe'sUn TWo-oaSe his-Culbersou. Eu1e.
SfG0fr BuChsr Home rir-CNN stolen
nssss--Csss Steiner Sacrifice rifE-Rlnkt
Wilson D1ub.s pisy-Rutner 20 S'ctn'. to
Nrfsovlfh ief ON nases-BoStor 12 Wash
Irrtru o. Bases 90 bAts-Or y tlson ofs
W1vf ~ Ryba ! %" Leonard Sf.urs
.li. Py Wr'H ry Wilson by Leonard 5
FIfs-o" wilson boz p Innings none ou'
fr seventh. o" Pyba J IN innings rff
Barrett s IN 7 inning oN WC'" 3 m lr.
rinFs or LEONARD NJ 2 inning Wi0r'ns
r.rrrsr- Wo'" Losing oitChsr-Pvns IN
rIrst- Summers Royef Ard Jones A-rendsn'f
$50 raic Tine 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Stdiinbd(k' S
Hit Beats s

NEW YORK. June q up
George SraInbaCk' : fourth straight
hn scored Bud Mcthony today
-T.I--ftl-- ::ft--IuB thai gass=tbe Aet,-
kccs ,thelr second straight over
tho Athletes rs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
d-DriUer Make
Red Run Semifinal
Bv EDGAR HAYES

nedast John Driver. Red Run. and Dave Ward
the emnals Of the Red Run Invita- aonal
by eliminating the Cincinnati duo Of
Maurice Mccarthy and Harry HabieSen. 4 and g.
Driver Ward team be
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Air Sailor Captures
Feature by 6 Lengths
BN LEWIS II. WALTER

Air San any Hoop Juniors Pot OIuckS in his
$urdal Detroit So The chestnut colt which
finished fourth the Kentucky Derby took od OF III Older
lsefsf ef cngll hehnh
n SfTT1itl IlandlCan
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Signs Feudists

Nick Londe, has signed the
hcst boxing feud la. Tho nclEh-
horhood Leroy Wills ~. Leon
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
WAS EASILY BEST

They didn't have \ chance with
Ar Sailor. The Coi' which was
the champion 2-Aedr-old nf lhc
1914 Detroit season broke from
The outside post position and had
TO give the resi- ol the field three
or tour lengths IN the run 10 tho
lISt turn
Layton rushed him right mp and
he was third on tho outside lay
ING over on r. G NcIroSe S Nina
iu>' 4 ha'f length behind the
leading Mono Miller. A. they
rounded tho first turn Then he
went on 'o The front. gradually
-t..t.-.-.r.rrt;-r trar at ttt7r-yvFy ami
was S'lII drawing. away from his
foes a. he came Chmnlng down
The stretch
AIT SAILOR covered the mile and
ono sixteenth IN l.46 - under
lu5 pound, and paid s. 10 straight
one Of tho lowest mutucl prices
Of The meeting. lis acc resulted
jn ms carrying tho light weight
Only Nina J. with l0i was as
signed Jess.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
ONE-STROKE LEAD

The Plum Hollow pros 81,
which followed a So Friday. gave
hum one-stroke lead over Byron
Nelson Of Toledo in the 72-hole
medal competition. which the big
four will wind up with two rounds
this Sunday.
Nelson likewise was brilliant
Saturday, posting 33-33-66 for a
ia total TO Byrd's 133. Despite
Byrd,s second nine he still trailed
the Toledoan by stroke for the
two days after the seventeenth.
Whereas Sam finished with that
eagle 3, Nelson had TO be content
with a par 5 on the eighteenth.
Byron needed a birdie 4 here TO
tie the former course record OF
65 and keep even with Byrd at
the tournaments half way stage.
But his second crashed into the
bank Of the trap at the right of
the green -and-was buried. -
managed to whack IL 10 The
green. but still was about 25 feet
from the cup and had to take two
puts.
jug -MeSpaden-iS= third among
the big four al this stage with
IA He had 35-35-70 Saturday.
Craig Mood duration National
Open champion. brings up the
rear with 152, the result of his
second II.
Claude Harmon of Lochmoor,
! Byrd's partner, came through with
33-3o-6S on this round for 36-
hole total Of l42 TO win the prize
offered for the medalist among
the Detroit all-stars.
Chick Rutan Of Birmingham,
with Is after Fridays par u,
had 147 for second place. A 33-40
-73 gave AL Watrous of Oakland
Hills 14S 10 $50 for Frank Walsh
of Red Run, who made his second
straight IS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
-HowThey Stand
SATURDAY FT>tlTS

sSF ~,4 r-ssesrs
rv-t--t-U F-S--L-
T1TTr7fT t...- r'Frf gsre
Df.v sfUrE sUIfru.ft
GNNI~ StNDNY
DETROIT - So tnut
rHiatt.t.Ia ~ NrV Nr.t a.
DH..Fr, 90 C.f,e.suf
washington a. Boston o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

THIS should have been just p
loE lnr-lhe chestnut St,tf..t1tti
owned by II. Cmdi r j.. Buhl
of Detroit But the crowd Of 49,
81 had made hm an odds on
-f-'Herft" ana prrrapy JoCKry !. r.
Layton dtdu want 10 take any
chances iic gave tho son OF
-SwrcDfke plenty of whip As he
gained ms one sided victory
O. r Woodward Sir Sprlto
vas second Al Inc finish OF The
U'e and q sixteenth with +. r.
Talbert'S one Only another half
lcnc'h back for third money and
Louis Dcla'ourS Noretto close
ilafth.iH- tne strung uu, fIriT.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
.Cbevy Chase
Society Ne1Us

1t. and Mrs. James Morgan Thur
mond, jr., were hosts at a buffet
supper last evening in honor of 1t.
Thurmond's mother, Mrs. James M
Thurmond Of Dallas.
Capt. and Mrs. Courts Rea have
as their guests Maj. and Mrs. John
D. Braymer of Philadelphia, for
whom they entertained at supper
Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Sherier was hostess at
luncheon Wednesday in compliment
to Mrs. Fred Terrell of jefferson
City, Mo-, who is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Vino Hurdle.
Mrs. Fred S. McFarline was host
ess at a dinner and bridge Wednes-
day.
Col. and Mrs. Hugh r. Thomas
were hosts at a dinner party last
evening.
Mrs. Harold Hedges was hostess at
a bridge luncheon Thursday.
Mrs. Edward v. Mendenhall will
be hostess at luncheon and bridge
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Free will en-
tertain at dinner Tuesday.
Maj. and Mrs. Paul Rose have as
a guest the formers sister, Mrs.
Edwin Snyder of East Orange.
1t. Comdr and Mrs. George w.
Linn have as their guest Capt.
Norman G. Schutt of White Plains,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Graham
have with them their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Scott Miller of st. Augustine, and
Mrs. Ward I. Miller of Tuckahoe,
N. Y.
Miss Anais Pugh, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. Edward Pugh of Cherry
Point, N. c., is the week end guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Pugh
Mrs. Lew Mohler and Mrs. Karl
Pitt are visiting in New York.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

jr.. who is on leave from duty over
seas, and Ensign Leonard John Wtl-
liams II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fillmore Lowe
have as their guest Mrs. David
Wohlhaupter of Minneapolis.
Mrs. James Lawrence Bernard of
Ventor, N. j., is visiting her son -in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
John E. Shilling. =
1t. Col. and Mrs. n. B. Hopes
have as their guest the latter's
mother, Mrs. Carl Brand of Hagers-
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kelley, jr.,
have as their guest the latter's
sister, Mrs. Robert Flanders OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs Burr Edwards left Tuesday
to visit her sister-in law, Mrs.
Robert Swayze, in Torrington, Conn.
Mrs. H. B. Webb of Waynesboro,
Va, is the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Chappell.
Evening star., 1945-05-20

Mrs. Henry Cassidy also Is in
New York.
Maj. and Mrs. Peter A. Hernandez
have as their guest the latter's
sister, Mrs. r. H. Dyson of Toronto,
Canada. Mrs. Dyson was the honor
guest last evening at a supper party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton
w. Owen, who also entertained at
a late afternoon party Tuesday for
Mrs. Dyson.
Comdr. and Mrs. Lawrence Will
liams have with them their two
sons, Ensign Lawrence e. williams,
Evening star., 1945-05-20
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Evening star., 1945-05-20

Half Of the total resources of the
United States are now being devoted
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Evening star., 1945-05-20
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Evening star., 1945-05-20

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