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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-10
Real Estate
Houses For Sale
Harry {. Peet
anaVsrAn

Harry I. Peet
REALToR
otiKEsw ts5f' A4vExuE | room mod
arn home. bath upstairs. stool
down. Large lot. $1,000. Terms.
GOING BUSINESS, Ecorse Road.
Chicken dinner estaolishment'
completely equipped. with acres
Of land S., 800. Terms $500 down.
WEST CROSS ST, IL room house,
two baths, two fireplaces. furnace,
$3.50. Terms.
MILES ST.. y acre home place. .
rooms, hardwood floors.
GLENWOOD BLVD, one acre,
rooms and stairs 10 attic, nice
LIMERICK ST. near Davis. 8 room
modern house. Garage. Garden lot
so TIT. by ISL II.
| NEAR FORD BOULEVARD. 5 room
house, 12,500. Terms.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near Mich
igan. 10 room modern house, near
ly new furnace. large lot. $4,000.
Terms. Near stores.
| HARDWOOD ST. room house. fur
mace. $4,000. Terms.
/ JEROME ST room house.
! 5000. Terms.
| WALLACE BLVD. room modern
house. Reasonable price. Iermas
| i2i ACRE MODERN farm. Rich
black loan soil This IL a high
class suburban house. $4,000.
Terms.
ROOM BUNGALOW and bath.
East Side. 13,475. Terms $3.50
down.
ONE ACRE, off Ecorss Rd, room
house with stairs TO attic room.
Nice cement block chicken house.
$4,000. Terms $1,000 down. t35 mo.
| WASHTENAW AVE family house,
. baths, furnace. 5000. terms.
BUY NOW
WILLOW RUN WILL BE A VERY
LARGE MANUFACTURING plant
with two OF Americas greatest in
dustrialists behind the wheel.
NORTH SIDE, acres, attractive
small house, S2,500. Terms $500
down.
OFT NORTH PROSPECT ST. We
have just secured exclusive listing
in 40 acre suburban farm, room
modern house. large barn. Wide
frontage on two lakes. Price
|. $4,000. Terms.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-10
Legal Notices


NOTICE
Tho City Of ipsilantl intends 10
make Sanitary Sewer Improvements
as peltioned for by the Home and
Garden Corporation, In the following
streets:
Gordon street from Dwight
street 70 Prospect street.
Prospect street from Gordon
Street to Thomas Avenus,
Thomas Avenue from Prospect
street TO Charles street
Charles Street from Thomas
Avenue to Holmes Road and
from Thomas Avenue south
10 Turnoouft.
in accordance with plans and speci-
ficatlons on file in the city Clerks
office.
Further: The Common Council viii
meet at Council Hall on Monday, No
vember 10, I945, at 1880 o'clock y. m.
to hear objections to said improve
monts as petltioned for.
SIGNED:
II. c. HOLMES.
Adv 11IhS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-10
Real Estate
Wanted To Rent

Wanted To Rent
ROOM FOR veteran students, twin
beds, washing facilities. Write
BOX ~ care Press.
blSCHARGED ARMY OFFICER de-
-fres bedroom furnished apart
ment by Dec. /. WIN sign lease.
Phone STIR
WANTED TO RENT 8 or room
house, West side preferred. Phi.
collect Detroit Vermont 5lSll.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TWO BED
ROOM HOME BEFORE NOV. 81.
Packard employee. Phone $780,.
WANTED BOARD AND ROOM for
elderly gentleman OF good habits.
Write Box KS care Press.
Houses For Rent
FOR REST; Home completely fur
nished, 3 rooms and bath, located
IN city. Must see TO appreciate. In
quire al SIS y. River 81.
ROOM HOUSE. GARAGE
l2S MILES ST. ADULTS ONLY
REFERENCES
ATTENTION HUNTERS, ~ ~
tent-sleeps or S.-For rent for
deer season. $. summit upstairs.
Houses For Sale
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-10

1851 CHEVROLET truck. cab and
chassis. Uuale ON rear. Heavy duty
frame, overload springs High
torque motor. Spare tire and
wheel 1T45.OO cash. G2s y. Huron.
Phone 400.
1889 CHEVROLET Pickup Truck
for reasonable late model car.
70. g. Henry 81. saline Prone
efs-E-e.
CALL. Orr ADTAEEE a. "a Tor
Classified Advertising Service.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
ESQ Originally 7ec TO $l.3e
Tots Summer Toes
soc each

Shortolls, sun suits, cotton knit
suits, rompers and polo shirts of
sturdy cottons. Sizes to s in
the group.
IS Originally Sl.3s TO $i.9s
Tots, Pinofores and Sun Froeks
of crisp cottons in checks and
prints. Sizes z to s in the group.
sse
so Originally $l.ss to $3.50
Stuffed Animals; ouddly little
dogs, lambs, etc.----4se co.
IS Originally s7.zs sunsuits in
boby sizes to 3 -. enbroi-
dered or applique trims; white
and postels ------------sSe
so Originally sl.Ss TO $3.4s
Girls and Teens Sport Toss;
wool sweaters. ploy shorts, nov
city cotton blouses and holters
IN sizes B TO lo--------- we
lS Originally I.se Teens Cot
ton Print Skirts, sizes 10 to l6,
49e
The Hschf Co., Downsfairs Store
II Originally $is.ss Misses
Spring chesterfields; block oll-
wool coots in sizes 10 to "
only ----$l2.88
= orisinoIIy SO Women's All
wool Spring coots; brown. Sizes
SO to Al h---------$lo.86
n Hsehf Co, DowHsfairs Store
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Summer Furniture Clearance

I Originally 1891 Three-pieee
Willow Upholstered Set-settee
ond z chairs in rose fIoroI uphoI-
stery y--------------119.9S
I Originally 84.3o Five-pe.
Wrought Iron Set-24x48-inch
oIoss-top tobIe and 4 choirs,
Originally Ass White En-
omeIed Coffee TobIe-round
top, SO inches in diometer, 1899
Summer Furniture, Fo
Evening star., 1945-07-26
so Originally $3.50
Juniors Pinofores

Junior misses cotton pinofores in
smart ploids; sizes 9 to IS.
so Originally S4.9s to $500
Misses Cotton Dresses, sizes II
and IA only-----$3.9
4 Originally $500 Spun Royon
Dresses in brown floroI prints.
Size l4-----------$2 $2.98
20 Originally $500 Misses
Dresses of block royon crepe with
white cotton Ioce top; short
sleeves. Sizes IA to l8-----$I
IS Originally $s.s5 Juniors
Dresses; one-piecers of white
-royon jersey; Wee necks; short
sleeves; Juniors sizes $3.98
Is Originally $l5.75 Misses
Royon FormoIs; striped jersey
skirt with white or block bIouses.
Sizes 10 to l6---------$4.o8
The Hechf Co, Downsfairs Store
Evening star., 1945-07-26
53 Originally So. so
Stretch GirdIes
200

Firm, lightweight control in
stretch oirdIes ond pontie eirdes
for octive wear.
9 Originally $3.50 Bros, artists
model long line side hook, cotton
botiste -S1.50
l Originally $3.50 Helen OF
Hollywood Stretch Pontie. dam
z Originally $3.50 Black kyIon
Bondeous Soc
I Originally $3.50 Loee Long
Line Bros, F. Foster Sl.5o
| Originally S2.25 White Rayon
Satin Bro. bios cup ----Sl.5o
Originally $3.50 Cotton Loee
GirdIe. Americon Girl, small
size -----------$5.oo
! Originally $500 Pontie Cir
die, crotch missing 90
I Originally $3.50 Munsinswear
GirdIe, soiled white ---Sl. 90
3 Originally $3.50 Girdies, STEP
4 Originally $50 Formfit Mum
sinsweor Bros, loroe sizes soc
II Originally $500 Gossard
Nursing Bros Soc
Originally $3.50 Roth Girdle.
$500
3 Originally $3.50 Royal Blue
Rayon Sotin Lostex GirdIes, small
size ----S1.o 90
Gndies and BraSsiereS.
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26

10 Originally 22.85 Aluminium
Frame choirs-oronee or green
soiIcIoth cushion-------I6.9s
Originally 1899 White En-
ameIed End TebIe, with shelf,
1929
20 Originally 5.ss Mexieen
choirs-hond-woven scot, hand
decorated bock--------3.49
so Originally 3.I6 ChiId's Adj
rondaek Choir 1.Ss
Floor, The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26


the poir, 2 yds. long.
81 yds. Originally 36e Red Porn-
ehute Royon Remnants; 80 in.
wide de---------loe yd.
so Originally $I.Is Chicken
Feather Pillows; covered with
strong A. c. A. cotton ticking,
8se
II Originally $4.s5 Cotton Che
mile Nat Sets; complete with lid
covers; soiled S2.95
7 Originally $3.50 Cotton
Spreads for youth size beds; So
xo0 inches; seconds ds-----$1.s9
II Originally ST Cotton Choir
Baek Sets; soiled d--------59e
10 Originally S3.4s Administer
Throw Rugs 27x45 inches; sec
onds ----------------SI4S
10 Originally $5.75 Hooked
Rugs. size 24x48 in. ----$3.9S
10 Originally $3.50 Hall Ros
Runners; 24xo6 in.---$i.S9
10 Originally $500 Blankets;
50oo royon. 25oo wool. 25o6
cotton tton---------S4.99
II Originally 81 90 Cotton filled
Bed Pillows; soiled 59c
Evening star., 1945-07-26

10 Originally $s.ss Cotton
chintx Dropes in fIorol designs
on rose backgrounds; 2I2 yds.
long -------Sl.S9 80
4 Originally $7.SS Cotton Gre
tonne Choir Covers; seconds; few
with pillow covers missing, $3.50
| Originally s4.ss Knitted Choir
Covers; second ond-------$1.9s
S Originally Ss.sS Studio Couch
Covers; solid color cotton; COM
plete with three cushion covers,
$500
10 Originally $3.50 to S4.sS
ToiIored curtoins; one of kind;
some soiled; some seconds,
sI.Ss pr.
8 Originally $3.50 sash cur-
tains; red flocked potterns, yd.
long -------- --S SI.Ou set
S Originally $6.98 Cotton Twill
Printed Drupes; rose color 10
inches wide; 2h yds. long,
$500
Evening star., 1945-07-26

Sort BODY natural light and dark
strows sizes ga to IN.
I02 Originally ST Mems ALL
silk Ties; summer potterns 55e
800 Originality $4.3S TO S.
Mems Genuine Ponomos; not
uroI light and dark strows. Sizes
SIS to 7h-------$ $3.95
IS Originally $6.s5 Mems Sum-
mer Washable Robes; green
pIoids; small and medium sizes,
$3.95
70 Originally S2.ss Mem. Work
Shirts Of sturdy Sonforized Cot
tons. sizes IL to l5h---$l.99
10 Originally $l.Io Mems Boxer
Piey Shorts cotton eobor-
dimes. Small sizes s----39e
$50 Originally z7e Mems Block
Ribbed Cotton Hose. Sizes l0Hz
It's Originally 55e Mems Cot
tor end Rsyon Wesh Ties. 3Se
The Hechf Co, Dowsstairs Store
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Mems Sportsweor

"a Originally $50 to 1000
Mems Groy FIonneI Stocks. All
wool and ideoI for yeor-oround
wear. Sizes 40 ond AZ only, 7.e5
II Originally ll.5o to II.s5
Gray Flannel Stocks. Light
weight, all wool and we'll tailored.
Sizes 40 and AZ -----9.65
"a Originally 1880 AII-wooI
Sport coots in solid shades and
plaid patterns. Sizes IS to SO
regular S.oo
Originally $3.50 Leisure
Joeket. SmortIy styled for cosuoI
weor. Size SO short----21.65
z Originally 1000 Leisure
Joekets for summer ond foil.
Size 38 reeuIor---------16.6
Sport Shop. Street Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
50 Originally $50 to 4.6e Boys sIock Suits

In-or-out short-sleeve shirt with
slocks :. sturdy Sonforized* cot
50 Originally $l.l9 to $l.3S
Knit Shirts; crew necks; short
sleeves; fost color. Sizes z to 10,
59e
50 originally $z.49 Boys' Wssh
knicksrs;s Sonforized cotton in
vorious slid shodes. Sizes s to
IL -0oe
sSANroRIzED means less than IL
residual shrinkage.
Tie Heckf C.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
10 Originally $l6.95
Mems Sport Coots
o.o5

ALL WOOL ton and brown mix
tures ;. wear them with match
ing or contrasting sloeks for
SNORT summer ensembles. Sizes
33, 36, SO, 80 and 40 in the
group.
8 Originally $I4.ss Mems Sport
Coots; brown checks. Sizes 36
to 80 in the oroup-----$5
IA Originally $3.50 Mems Slack
Sets; irreouIors; ploids and solid
shades. Small sizes-----$4.99
IS Originally $500 Mems Army
Reject Roineoots; olive drob.
SmoIl, medium ond large sizes.
II Originally $4.ss Mems Reyen
Sloeks; blue. Sizes 81 to SO,
$2.ss
80 Originally $lo.75 Mems
Summer Suit ceets; tan or brown
royon. Sizes SO to 38------$5
,~xxu... Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
The Hecht Co. DOWNSTAIRS Odd-Lot Clearance!
81 Originally $2.29
Misses Cotton Skirts
1.5o

CoIorful blue and rose cotton
dirndIs; sizes 10 to l8.
8 Originally $4.s5 Misses "Aba-
Iene" Cotton Seersueker BIouses
in blue or white stripes; broken
z Originally $500 Women's
Cotton BIouses; sheers in snort
stripes. Sizes 81 and 34- $3.50
II Originally $500 White Sheer
BIouses with ruffIed fronts. Sizes
81 to 38 in the group $3.50
6 Originally $500 White Cotton
BIouses, sizes 81 to 38---$ $2.ss
z Originally $5.s5 ABILENE"
Cotton Net Blouses in white, size
81 2----$3.9S
56 Originally $500 Women's
"cIom Digger" shortolIs; knee
length; white cotton twill; sizes
II to l8----------Sz.9
4 Originally $7.s5 Women's
Short Sets of white royon bro
code, sizes II and l4---$5.s5
As Originally S5.s5 Sun Backs
and Pinofores in sizes 9 to l8,
$500
TIL. Hz.Ls n
Evening star., 1945-07-26

226 Prs. Women's S2.99 Ploy Shoes
RATION FREE shoes in white and potels Sizes 90
zzo Originally $4.ss Women IS Originally $z4s chdrsns
Shoes RATION FREE plov Shoes. RATION FREE White
shoes white, brown La. .L I L,. - = ,-
white. High and Cubon oo"' 'eo " Due sH0es W s.s
heels. Sizes 4h to In the 10 5----------------Sl
group -----,,ssSs -. ns. x
Evening star., 1945-07-26
54 Originally $3.50
Summer GirdIes

Light weight cotton oirdles with
talon fastening. Sizes 2o and II.
rs Originally $3.50 TO $500
GirdIes of royon sotin and cotton
brocodes. Sizes 26 to 30----$2
z Originally $3.50 Royon Front
Laee Corsets, size 27---$3
9 Originally $3.50 synthetie
EIostic Ponty and Garter Girdles;
irreoulors. Medium size --Sl.50
The Hechf Co.-Downsfairs
u Originally 3oc
Women's Cotton
Pdnties
25c
Well mode of sturdy cotton yorns;
broken sizes.
$50 Originally loe Women's and
Misses Boot -Eex weor them
with or without stockings. Broken
sizes Toe
80 Originally Soc Leg Lotion -.
35e bottle including fox
Is Originally $500 Women's
Hondboss; vorious styles and
colors $40, including fox
Is Originally $2.79 one-pieee
Cotton Shorty Paiomas $z.29
r.. keeat Co. Depastairs Store
Evening star., 1945-07-26
so Originally $500 and $40
Girls Shortolls
1.7o

An ottroctive style thot girls love;
sturdiIy mode. just right for
summer weor. Cotton twill, cot
ton oobordine in novy and green;
foded blue denim. Sizes 10 to
IA in group.
Z Originally sis.s5 Chubby
Girls 2-pe. Gold Wool Suits.
sizes 812 to l2h----$l4.s5
80 Originally $3.50 Girls Get
ron Print Sun Dresses. sizes 7
20 Originally $2.Ss Girls Cot
TON DirndI skirts-prints. stripes,
solids. Sizes 7 to l4-----S2.4s
S Originally S4.ss Girls 2-pe.
Checked Ploy Suits, sizes Il, Ia.
sz.7s
50 Originally $3.50 Girls Cot
ton Peosont BIouses. sizes J to
IA 4---- Sl.S9
20 Originally $Z.S5 Girls Woven
strow Broid Hondboss $2.o3"
so Originally Sits Girls Blue
and White Striped Cotton Dirndl
Skirts. sizes 7 to l4-----Sl.4s
80 Originally SI.oo and $1.i5
Girls Dusty Pink Hondbass. CSC
40 Originally $I.6s TO $s.s5
Girls Su m mer Hets-strow
broids and fobrics-
'Including tax.
All garments properly labeled - to
pool content.
Girls Clothing, Second Floor
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26

Is Originally $l.So to $z.lo
Boys Wosh Suits; in solid or
foncy combinations. Sizes 3 to
Is Originally $z.49 to $5.4s
Boys Two-pe. Short Sets of
"Sonforized Honnoh Pickett
cloth; fost color ton or blue.
Sizes 4, 6 ond 8--------$l.e9
yfors
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Tots California
Hopsoeking overolIs
1888

Made to leod busy life! In
pretty postel shades. Sizes 3 to
Ok.
l Originally $500 Dootee Toilet
Scot, slightly Damaged --$2.88
, Originally $500 Corduroy Both
Robes, soiIed. Sizes 3 and s,
S2.88
I Originally $3.25 Dootee Toilet
Seat, slightly domoeed--- 30
"a Originally SI.65 Boys Blue
Cotton BIouses ------$I.l5
I Originally $500 Rabbit of
soiled lombskin ------S1.9s
80 Originally $l.39 Blue Cot
ton Denim overoIIs. size 6 only,
78e
Infants' Shop, Second Floor
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Mems Furnishings

men ) furnishings
42o Famous Moke Mems Belts
for dress and sportsweor. Pig
skin, cowhide, and plastic
trimmed belts in ton, brown ond
white. Clearance price----3Se
s Originally $500 Famous Make
Lounsins Robes. Fully lined
models in rich bold patterned
royon fobrics. Medium size,
1875
9 Originally $500 AII-wooI
Tropical Weight Robes in solid
shades of ton and piped with con-
trostino trim. Medium size
Slightly soiledl l-----Is.s5
MEMS Furnishings. Street Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
CLEARANCE
Mems Straw Hats

Collection of 288 soft straw hots for summer wear
Fine quality strows in choice of styles. Sizes 6B
to 7R.
Originally $7.7s TO 800 Soft sow wHots--------$7.35
Originally So so. s.. 90. $42s Soft strow Hots-S7s5
Originally $3.50 $500 Soft straw
Originally $3.50 TO $500 Stiff straw Hat ---------$3.s5
MEMS Hats, Second Floor The Hechf co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Girls Undies

] Originally S1.9s Navy Toffeto
Slips, sizes | to l5----$l.2s
7 Originally $l.ss Royon copen
Half Slips. sizes %, 3d. 81. sse
Girls Furnishings, Second Floor,
The Heeht Co,
Evening star., 1945-07-26
so Originally S1.29
so Originally ST 20
Tailored Curtains
5oc

Irreeulors Of open mesh white cotton "a in wide tc
the poir yds Iono
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Originally $50
Whitex One-Coot
Enomel
2.50 sol.

Washable finish for kitchens,
bathrooms, wolIs and woodwork.
White or ivory.
II Originally $50 Heroek Pure
Leod and Oil House Paint-white
ond six coIors. For all outside
pointing -----sol. Z.79
73 Originally $50 Timers Red
Reef Psint-stops Ieoks, pre-
serves metoI ------sai. l.79
10 Originally $50 Merhord $50
Spar Varnish-for floors, limo
Ieum, trim. Quick-dryine,
saI. 2.59
~ Originally $50 Gieem Floor
and Deck EnomeI--ouick drying,
a-Iostine. Four colors - for
wood, cement ------sal. 2.79
Paints, Seventh Floor,
The Hechf Co,
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Misses Dresses
1000

Group Of 9 summer eyeIets and
royon crepes. Broken sizes.
- Originally Sl6.s5 Misses
Summer Dresses $500
Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-26
l9 Originally lO99
Cotton Housecoots
7.oo

Cool cotton percoIe in stripes, smorty styled for
summer louneine
Originally 5000 ToiIored Rayon Suede Robes--s3ss
Originally Slo.99 Toiored Pojomos- S3.8s
Originally S7.Ss Royon Gobordine Brunch
] Originally Sl6.99 Lounsns Poiomos os----------$8.S
Originally ST 699 Sheer Print Nessees
Originally Sl4ss Corduroy Short coots --------- $SS8
Originally $3.50 Loee-trimmed kessees SI2SS
] Originally $500 Laee-trimmed kesIsee
Originality S3S9 TO So9S Bed Jockefs S2.88
Honsecoafs, Third Floor The Hechf CO.
Evening star., 1945-07-26

The Heehf Co, Downstairs SforS !.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
IS Originally 500 Teens
Chombroy Pinofores
3.oo

A popular style in an eVer-popu-
Ior cotton material! Pretty and
-ool.
Z Originally $3.50 Shorty
Coots 1S.95
3 Originally $500 Navy Shorty
Coots 1875
3 Originally $500 Blue Shorty
coots ---1l.95
II Originally 8.95 APE. Print
PIoy Suits With Skirts s----4.99
IS Originally 2.S5 Hofs Soc
Teem Shop. Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1945-07-26

Originally $500 Misses
Dressmoker Suits
44.OO
Just 10 famous Juiord wool suits with luxurious
tropunto work and Costume jewery" buttons Ameri-
con beauty gold, pink, oquo navy. Broken sizes for
misses.
orsnoIy sssss and s45 90 kovy Wool Crepe Dremoker
Suits; IL, D 800
Originally $40 90 Wool Crepe Dremaker Suits. black boeo
styIe sizes IA and 6; novy size $500
orisinoy S75 90 presmoker Amercon Beouy l00oo
wool crepe Size S65. 90
Originally $500 cs..e Suit ooq6 oquo WOOL Size l6
Suits, E Street Building, Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-26

sleeve shirt with motchino or contrasting 0C
y Sonforized@ cottons. Sizes to l6 l.1
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Originally 3.95 to 1000
Summer Millinery
100

Excellent opportunity to choose fottering hat to
see you smortIy through Lobor Day. Group of 200
few-of-o-kind strows and fabrics in white, natural
navy, black and brown Youthful ond motrons
styles; small and large heod-sizes.
81 Originally So TO ss.s5 Hots------------so
Millinery Third Floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
aPintaiE
Takes "a

BY GEORGE +. VAN

The eight-meter sloopS stole the
show again Sunday in the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club regatta when
four OF the big babies finished
within 33 seconds. PintaIl, skip
pered by Perce Darnell and Clyde
Palmer. got the winning gun
when she found herself on a star
board tack and in the clear for
the line beating up TO the finish
in fluky head winds.
She just nipped George Con
yeau'S Armida and Shamrock OF
Bob Kerr and Eddie WunSch by
15 seconds. Armida and Sham
rock were practically nailed to-
gether crossing. The timer sald
there was two minutes difference
Milt Cross Ventura slipped N Ia
seconds later. Intrepid beat out
ThiSbe for fifth.
Two reaches and a beat 10 the
finish in moderate winds was the
Weatherman's dish.
Bitten again led the boats
around the large course, but lost
on corrected time TO Charley
BuySSe'S Last Straw, the latter S
first triumph of the season and
her best showing since her little
master brought here here last
year She beat nine others. Watch
her in the MackInac race
Charley Beck's Diinn went
all the way 10 win SiXth-metef
gun for the fourth time. Ram
bier topped the cruisers, and in
the biggest turnout of the day
in any class, young Dave Sutter
Jr. beat Ia other Lawley HOS
Alex Allardyce led the Stars
home. Fred Hayes the C'S and the
Kuhn family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
walloped the big fleet of l. boats
Vincent Young presided for the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club in one
of the best handled regattas OF
this or any season
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10

Members Of Women's Intorna-
tional Bowling Congress in which
Detroiters play an important part
add today another well done on
the organizations record Of war
work.
Their $4,000 evacuation plane,
piloted by Capt William GerSch,
is in service after the christening
Member of Women'S Interna-
day at Municipal Airport.
Named Miss Nightingale III, the
plane honors 1t. Aieda r. Lutz Of
the army nurse corps, the first
WIBC member TO lose her life IN
service. Her Michigan residences
were Freeland and Saginaw. 1t.
Lutz was killed in line Of duty IN
plane crash over southern
France last November.
WIBCs president Jeanette
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Pdshd Returns Here
To Meet WahlberQ

Ali PaSha whose last Detroit
appearance dates back to 1886,
since which time he has served in
the L. s. Navy, IS due back in
town tomorrow. His pet mat
weapon is an Oriental strangle
hold with which ne has beaten
many matmen. including several
here Since he left Uncle Sans
service he has won many notable
mat victories through its use. To-
morrow night ne will try IT on
Whitley" Wahlbcrg. the blond
Milwaukee boy. IN one of the three
bouts al Mack Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Former Invalid
Wins DecathIOn

BLOOMFIELD, N. j., July 6
tUP)-Tcn years ago physicians
doubted that Charles Beaudry
ever would be able TO walk
again because Of tuberculosis; but
yesterday the 2S-year-old post
graduate student OF Marquette
University won the National
A. A. L. decathlon championship.
with a point total Of 5,SS6.
Beaudry. competing in 10 events,
won the 100 and iOO-meter runs,
and finished fifth IN both the
l,5O0-mCtCr run and the high
hurdles and seventh in the
discus. Fifteen entrants com
pcted
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Segurd Loses
Title 10 IaIbert

RIVER FOREST. H.. July 9
(UP)-BHny Talbert today added
the national clay courts men 5
singles championship to the two
other tennis titles he has annexed
this season as a result of his win
over defending champion Fran
cisco OPancho) Segura.
Talbert. ranked No. . nation
ally. avenged his title defeat of
last year by winning from Segura
in yesterdays fNe-Set finale. Ga,
4-6, 6-2, 20, O.. He is from Will
mingtOn. Del.
In the womcn'S division second
seeded Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke.
Los Angeles. who has been away
from the game for the last three
years, handed Pauline Bctz. Los
Angeles, her second straight L1Ic
defeat. 6-3. rs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
Gift Plane GElriSienea1
Nv Women BOWlerS

Knepprath Of Milwaukc first
christened and then presented the
plane to the army air force. Maj.
Gen. David n. w North. air
surgeon. with headquarters in
Washington, accepted for the
army.
His words contained thanks 10
the women bowlcrS OF the nation
and the reminder that their first
three planes have saved the lives
of thousands Of wounded who
might have died had II not been
for speedy transport to proper
medical attention and facilities.
Other representatives Of the
WIBC were Emma PhalCr, Colum-
bus. o.. secretary, and Alberta +.
Grove. Liverpool. n. Y director
Of publicity. Emma Hill, president,
and Ann ZiesSe. secretary repre-
Scnted the Detroit association,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-10
MAYO HOMERS

Then came MayoS homer with
Hub Walker on base in the ninth.
accounting Tor two more Tiger
counters. Walker had batted for
Bob Swift and walked
In the nightcap the Tigers
Jumped on Gettel for two runs
in the first inning and they should
have had more Cullenbine battcd
home one and Greenberg the other
with none out But the lower end
Of the batting order failed and
three Tigers we're left stranded
when the third out came.
MiloSevitch batted homo Grimes
with a Yankee run in the second.
York scored for Detroit in the
sixth after hitting a single. on a
single by Bobby Maier and error
by Grimes. The visitors picked up
their secord marker in the seventh
when StimweiSs singled. moved TO
third on a single by Bud Metheny
and then came home after Cramer
took Martins 1y ball in deep
center.