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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
| MALE HELP WANTED

VAN WORKMAN ana driver; steady;
permanent and essential work nov and
after the var. excellent working conci-
iionS. responsible men have made high
"a, wages with Ne for 30 years Apply
today John >. Ivory. so35 Woodward
VITAL Tennessee Project needs ELEc-
TRICIANS' A company representative
will interview ard hire a; Tia Cnited
states Employment Service. co 20 the
Y $ Employment Service nearest your
home
vULCANiZER wanted. must be good
excellent pay. 1882 Fenteil
WANTED immsdistely-Mec and
parts men for important assignment in
China Mus, be thoroughly experienced
In truck service No others need apply,
Automotive dealer service ana parts ex.
perience preferred Good pay plus over
seas bonus and expenses. Apply AZ your
nesIett- LIS Employment Service.
WEST SIDE PLANT-Good Jobs nos
open for men With or without manufac-
turing Plant experience no Sundays
good wages, so hours week. American
Brakehlock Division, Merritt St. al
McKinstry.
YOUNG man OF neat appearance. unusual
postwar opportunity. Prom SOS 20 500
per week Write Box B-eii. The Detroit
Times 81. Detroit Mich.
COLORED-Sslesmen part time. Apply
oct b-I p N. Alpha Home InpTQye-
ment Co. 1925 Chene. III s7lo.
cOLORED-shear men torch men end
SchlAefer Iron and Meta! Co.. 1880
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

AN OHIO rubber company needs men
for essential work; offers on the loo
training Incentive paw. rood working
conditions. see company representative
az " IS Employment Service office.
nearest your home. Applicants must
comply with VINO regulations and pri-
0rffV Feferrat
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Lawns. Gardens. Landseapins
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

MATTRESS renoystinr innerspring
IeAA.- guar Anteed- Hadley. RA 5000.
MATTRESSES renovated like new; guar
anteed star Mattress Co. no $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Piers and House haisir9

Al JOB. Cement piers. leveling. rats
inE. foundations. free estimate; FLA
terms
LAKEWOOD BUILDERS TO e-ss44
HOUsERAIs1NC repostins and base
nents sewers relsid In business 20
yrs FHA terms Ny customers must be
satisfied CA 5000
HoUsERAfsfNc repostinr, black dirt.
dump truck service. CL 1857.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

THER.F GOODRICH COMPANY offers
on the ioh training 10 limited number
~ quslihed Young men as oftce and
sales CLERKS With opportunity 10 advance
70 positions % o'hce msnsfers C0od
working conditions excellent pay See
COMPANY representative At the q ?.
Goodrich stores $500 West Fort street.
Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
ELECTRICAL WIRING
--------.s ---
AT ONCE

AT ONCE
a telephone call siil brins q licensed
electrician and fully equipped truck 20
your door. Free estimates no lob too
small or too large. Rogers Blecfrie
shop sos Puritan UN 4-ol2s
ELECTRicfAN--Licen wiring. repair
| lng eli kinds TR i-lihh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
TRADE scHooLs-MALE
MALE HELP WANTED

VINO regulations governing siiEibility
for employment II you we're last ern-
ployed az an essential or locally needed
activity YOU must have statement
OF availability. II YOU are qualified for
employment In q critical occupation you
must be referred throurht the United
Statsg Employment SeTyice--World War
III NeferAna ENrfrfRh
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Meyina. Storage. Cartass

ADYs, large vans; tvo men. IS 90
hour Local 1876 Pasadena. TO s-o432
ALBRIGHT local moyg; cratg. shipping
anywhere AT Milwaukee. TR 2.2tti.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

{ CONPTOMETER operators, permanent
and steady employment, present and
postwar KroEer Grocery and Baking
Co. ALSO Merritt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

NEDIuM-sIzED plASt. near woodward
ana Grand Blvd nay sugsred N war
work but preparing ~ postwar expen-
sion, will need sddiNonal psrsonnel:
operstort. clerks. GtenSrSaphers and
typigtt. excellent Working conditions
FOOD transportation. 5is-dsy. 4s-hour
week. Write. giving afe. phone number
qualifications and salary expected
TJeFfGrF Tfrref Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS - Here's your
chance 70 help build PSI Mustangs In
Southern California We can use de-
tigntrs stress snslyStt model builders.
ssrodyns riicisis. craftsmen and lofts
rsr see North American Aviation rep
resentstive a. your nearest USES ofnce
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

BE invited 10 all the best parties, never
lonely. always In demand All popular
dance steps taught Talented teachers.
strictly private Lessons Special course
- so. Free trial lesson With zach In
ierview Call Tor appointment open 10
an m 10 Pm -HaiiyEond Dsurtnr
Academy. 42li Woodward TY 2-s9T2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

MARRIED MEN. as 20 so. With auto
mobile % cover emergency night investi-
cations on call from residence sac per
month plus sc per call Plus su,omobile
lar day work. Must live immediate
vicinity OF Michigan and Lonyo. Oak
man and Grand River. Highland PARK
Hamtrsnlck OF Craiiot and East Grand
boulevard. Equipment furnished Replies
strictly confidential. Address Box B.
1854 Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

I CIGAR Counter Prefer experienced
girlS, although training viii be offered
20 those who qualify Two convenient
/ interviewing centers 1927 Twelfth St. 4,
sooi Cratiot CunninghAmS
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED

GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN for per-
msffcrt p0ytttr1 n TUT dTEEg form De-
partment Salary SINGER Sewing Ma
chine Company, s3is woodward Ave
A LABOR relations dept, needs secrs-
tsry IN large West Side war plant
Must be able 10 take and accurately
trsnscrioe rapid dictation. postwar op-
portunities are excellent for capable
ind!y1dua! VINO Is interested IN labor
relations work. Write BOX B-s57, De
frnif Times Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

TOOL and de designers layout men
deiailsfS Apply RYAN Tool and Engi-
neerine lei59 John r. or 3767
Woodward
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
HELP WANrrp-fnsirueiion

EIND YOUR POSTWAR CAREER IN
Guiding meal -wask = WELDING and
spray painting Essy 20 learn nov IN
your spare iirne Chance for GOOD lon or
Fr1p Cf your own Wen AhoN YOU
how Here's one 81 tho most Profitable
branches Of the big auto business. Get
-'rrr tar-r- Hrf-r- t71Ey C-frtips Eng.
Inst. BOX B-sso Detroit Times 81.
LEARN practical nursing quickly az
home BIZ demand High wages Ages
$50. WAYNE School Address Box
B-ssi. De'yoi, Times 81
REFRIGERATION
AIR CONDITIONING
Mechanically inCiigd men Fe. FREE
facts about repair and installation work
opportunities and spare tine training
plan. Write Utilities Inst, Boz B-sso.
Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

APPRENTICE craftsmen iot plant lay
out. mechanical background and, neat
lettering essential Apply 1918 West
Fort Street. corner Clark
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

furniture In home carpets on the floor
Dsmothing uphoistering repairs.
CARSOSS-TY 6-6slT
HAVE your rurs and furniture cleaned
safely and returned promptly BY the
Nu-Joy Carpet and Furniture Cleaning
CO. no s75a L..
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

TIME study men capable OF establish
lnE elementary standards punch press
experience preferred write Box B-e14
Detroit Times Detroit 81.
TOOL DESIGNERS Design ard layout
tools 'igs fixtures and special trolls
essential work LONG postwar program.
experienced men only Apply 4ai5 W
FORT or call Mr. Marsh Ia $500. The
Detroit Axle Co
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
PLASrERING

PLAS1EhING
a Al plastering. repairs specialist. Ma
teFial furn.. prompt service TY 4-l7os.
Al PLAsTERINC, LATHING-sPEcIAL
RATE OVER 400 YARDS. CUARAN-
TEEDe Tw 1-S33s
Al Plastering Lsthins, Ceilings, arches.
Reasonable. TR 1-2207.
Al PLAsTERER-Ceiling patching all
kind4-xork guar reas. DA 477o.
Al plsstertng, prompt service. Repair.
remodeling, I'd. work guar. OIL 100.
A BAsSIN = Expert plsstering service.
Residential. commercial service any
where TO s-70os Ewes, TO 5-32o3.
ANYTHING IN PLAsTERIHG
a patch or an entire home. Old ceilings
made new Modern arches Installed
TY 4-T7S7 YEAGER co. CT 4i2i
MASTER Piss,erer, Lather. Ceilings.
Arches. Repair or nev iobs cH 1858.
PLAsTERISG. repairs. alter; no lob
TOO small or large. Ewes, TO s-46ea
PLAsTERiHc-Experi men. coves
arches. ceilings. AL kinds. Me 1895.
REPAIR specialists Arches ceilings
patching quality work. rw 2-3es3
PLUMBING-SEwER SERVICE
Al SINKS cleaned. - Electric sever
service. "a hr. UN 7-2s54. w 1918.
Al sinks and drains main sewers
cleaned electrically. SIS. CH e2lt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

TOOL and de designers layout men
detailsfx Apply RYAN Tool and Engi-
neerine iai5e John r. or 37e7
Woodvard
TOOL. die makers. experienced. down.
town var plAnt essential 100. must
pset VINO regulations Ferro Stamp
ing Mfg CO 1850 East WOODBRIDGE.
TOOLMAKERs-EHpe1sncsd bench ana
SNapcT hands a. Crahsm-Psige Motor
Corp s505 West Warren
TOOLMAKERs Tor tool ~tQp work
'or interVew Parkard Motor Car Co.
$50 z, Grand Blvd
TOOL maker. hand screw machine
operator Apply In person, vinco Corp.
thydrauiic division Sb45 W Fort St
TRACTOR and road machinery mechanic
wanted permanent position for right
TRAFFIC MAN - ENperienocd on all
phases of traffic work Lsrse Detroit
manufacturer send application 70 Post
office Box 56 Roosevelt station. De
ron 80 Michigsn
TRUCK drivers and helpers men. boys'
eathefink waste paper and salvage Good
samaritan seventeenth az Myrtle.
ss m Ia 2eio.
TRUCK driver colored. experienced
furniture and machinery; must know
city union wages. 2e2i Brush.
TURRET lathe and milling machine
operators. Apply sfter o a m Manson
M'r C0. t2so3 Woodward
UPHoi J l. Hudson
CO , has openinfs for experienced up
hois'srsrS Tserhone inquiries are not
1tis'ac'ory Please apply IN person at
employment office. i4th floor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

! NURSES and nufSes aides wanted good
working conditions. day Or night work
Apply In person. Detroit SAnitaTium
1900 Tuxedo
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

/ OPERATORS--Busines office represent
atives. clerks typists. StenogEAphsrs
COOKS and bakers are needed by Michi-
/ gan Bell Telephone Co No previous
I experience required; GOOD waEes. regular
war. too. Apply Michigsn Rel Tele-
/ phone Co. or in Floor. General Motors
] Duilrinr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
! MALE HELP WANTED

steady work. no isyoifs. Apply i77i
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
cIeunino WuIls, Shades, Etc

Al WALL washing guaranteed salts
faction. reasonabls Df 1884.
SPECIALIZING In wall and ceiling
washing prompt service TU 2-asT5.
WALL wAsHING-2O years experience:
paper and kalsOmins cleaned. white
Eorkmen Dl 4343.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

MARKER ERS-Expsriencs markers With
GOOD hand writing FOR steady Jobs that
pay well Good worlinF conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
|WPB Reports Marked
Reduction in Supply
OF Building Materials

Shortages and increased military
demands have caused a marked re-
duction in the supply of construction
materials, according to the War Pro-
duction Board, which warns that
caution must be exercised in specify
ing the use of tight materials even
on projects having priorities. Tight
materials are listed as follows:
Lumber - Extremely tight with
supply requirements situation show
ing no improvement. Situation is
expected to get worse.
overwhelmingly softwood, in
very short supply. Entire produc-
ton of softWood plywood is under
controls and little is available for
general construction. Hardwood
plywood is less, critical, but it is
being used by the military because
of the tight situation in softwood
plywood.
Steel-Supply requirements stu
alton generally tight
Masonry products-Such products
as brick, concrete blocks and clay
tile in good supply except for &C.
caSional local shortages. The use of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
Mrs. Eustis Buys Farm
Near Wanenton
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, Mar. g.
Bellevue. 374-acre estate 5 miles
north of here, has been purchased
by Mrs. Grace Hendrick Eustis of
Washington, who is widely known
in the Virginia hunt country.
Transfer of the property to Mrs,
Eustis, whose Washington home is
at 1922 P street NV, has just been
recorded in the Office of the Fau-
quier County clerk here. Mrs. Eustis
is chairman of publicity for the
Volunteer Special Services of the
American Red Cross.
Mrs. Eustis purchased the prop
erty from Mrs. Janice Liggett Bald
win, widow of Clarke Baldwin. 1t
has a large, old brick house, erected
in 1912 by a Dr.. Clarkson, who mar
ried a member of the Payne family,
owners of the property for genera
tons.
Mrs. Eustis plans to improve the
estate and to remodel the dwelling
to make it her home at the end of
the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03

/ the most essential users having very
high priority ratings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03

that extra War Bond today.
More power to you"-yes, Ill buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03

these is suggested for projects thai
must go ahead at this time.
Building boards-Various kinds
available, but some types are short
SO local supply should be checked
before use is specified.
Roofing materials-Not a problem
at present except for wood shingles
which are short.
Cement and concrete products-Ir
ample supply.
Cement-asbestos items Except
for corrugated sheets, can be had
with only moderate delay in de-
liveries.
Plumbing, heating and electrical
goods-All in short supply and ex-
tremely difficult to obtain.
Domestic heating and cooking
equipment (nonelectric)-
obtainable only on ration certificates
issued by ration boards.
Screening-One of the tightest of
all items and is obtainable for only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY. MARCH
Nine Licenses Issued
For Really Statesmen,
1.-Two for Brokers

The District Real Estate Com
mission this week issued two real
estate brokerage licenses, nine for
realty statesmen, one as business
chance broker and one as business
chance salesman.
! Licenses as real estate brokers
were issued to Vasil Polyzois, trad
ing as Waldorf Real Estate g.
Brokerage Co, 1914 H street NE,
and William R. Meekins, SOC Fifth
street NV.
Licenses as real estate statesmen
were issued to Myrtle I. jackson,
925 New York avenue NV: Louis
II. Collegeman, 915 I street NV:
Harry Burris Talbutt, 1417 l. street
NV; Carl R. Robinson, 1896 Park
road NV; Beatrice T. Robinson,
1886 Park road NV; Edward John
Morris, 3403 Connecticut avenue
NV; Walter j. Kupper, 3403 Con-
nectlcut avenue NV; John R. Gay,
Room 303, l400 L street NV:
Charles M. Clegg, 925 New York
avenue NV.
| A license as a business chance
broker was issued to Mr.. Polyzois
and a license as business chance
salesman was issued to Mr.. Gay.
Applications for licenses as real
estate brokers were received from
Pat Troiano Real Estate Co.. 827
Fourteenth street NV; Mary Eliz-
apeth Troiano, same address: Ar
mlda Colicchio, trading as A. & c..
Real Estate Co, H street NV:
Francis c. Scruggs, 1867 M street
NV, Norman NJ. Outcault, 1926
Fourteenth street NV: John w.
Daugherty, jr., 1921 K street NV;
DeVereuX q Simon, 1922 Seven
tenth street NV; Joseph S. Deyer-
euX' 1922 Seventeenth street NV:
Frank A. Simon, 1922 Seventeenth
street NV, Max Rhoade. 1926 G.
street NV, Room 703.
Applications for licenses as real
estate statesmen were received from
Ollve H. Ward, 1896 Park road NV.
Nettle I. McReynolds, 1922 Wiscon-
SIN avenue NV; C. Meredith Lee,
912 N street NV; Fred E. Brown
9o4 Earle Building: Raymond A
La Plante, 1926 Fourteenth street
NV; Joe N. Chapman. 1926 Four
teenth street NV; Lillian E. For
Sythe, I'll Florida avenue NV.
Martha Holmes. 1912 U street NV
James Carr, 1926 Fourteenth street
NV; William S. Wellons. 1929 Yer
mont avenue NV; Homer Milton
Slmons, 500 Eleventh street Sc:
William F. Calvin. Room 1903. l4OO
l. street NV. Andrew Panago-
poulos. 1929 I street NV: James
A. Shaw, 1880 Ninth street NV:
James G. Crews, 1926 Fourteenth
street NV.
Applications for licenses as bust
ness chance brokers were received
from S. Frank Soldano. trading as
Soldano Realty Co. 915 I street
NV; Lena Mae Holloman. Room
20l, 1920 New York avenue NV.
Norman M Outcault, 1926 Four
teenth street NV; Guy Richardson
Room 6l0, 1910 Vermont avenue
NV.
Applications for licenses as bust
ness chance statesmen were received
from Joe N. Chapman. 1926 Four
tenth street NV: James Carr,
1926 Fourteenth street NV: VIII
liam S. Wellons, 1929 Vermont ave-
nue. NV; William F. Calvin. Room
303, 400 L street NV: Andrew
Panagopoulos, 1929 I street NV:
James G. Crews, 1926 Fourteenth
street NV; Cornelius O'Neil, 2O03
I street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
Home Planning Institute
To Be Held in Fall

Because of the widespread inter-
est among prospective home owners
who wish to build in and around
Washington after the war as ex-
pressed by those who attended the
recently concluded Home Planning
Institute, a second institute will be
presented in the fall by the Wash
lngton Building Congress.
The congress sponsored the first
institute, which consisted of a series
OF u weekly meetings, attended by
approximately $50 persons at each
meeting. Charles T. Penn was
chairman.
Arthur B. Heaton, Washington
architect, will be chairman of the
fall series of meetings, scheduled to
begin in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
Building Permits Issued
For 50 HOUSING Units

Building permits were issued this
week to the Suburban Heights De-
velopment Co., as owner, to construct
SO housing units in the Northeast
section Of the District at a cost of
$500 each. They are for colored
occupancy.
The Graham Construction Co. is
listed as builder and John Graham,
Jr, as architect Twelve of the two
story units are to be located at 5103-
sos Jay street NE, u at 80l Fifty
first street NE. and 500 Hays street
NE, and 70 at 5200-5 1904 Hays street
NE. and 801-809 Fifty-second street
NE.
A permit also was issued to Jo-
Seph Light, as owner, to build two
story brick photo laboratory at 1926
Twentieth street NV, at a cost of
$4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03

War Bonds are the civilians am
munition against the Japs and
Nazis. While the civilian cannot
take part in actual battles, he can
do SO vicariously through tanks,
guns and other materiel of war
purchased with his War Bond
money.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Still Has Head, Heart

Mrs. Louis Norman Bobol
NewSon nodded assent 10 all thai
Large Louie was saying.
Hes lucky to be here" she
said
Yeah" added Bobo, "but I'm
still pretty much OF a pitcher
out there. I'm pitching with
my head now more than my
arm. And there aren't many
better head pitchers out there
than old Bobo."
Large Louie then suggested
that he would prove all about HI.
head pitching when the AS come
10 Detroit, May Ia.
'I've now had SO breaks In
my body since 1 entered base
ball" moaned Louie. "You re-
member the time 1 was on the
way TO join the Cubs and turned
over on a mountain near Ashe-
Vile. There was a broken leg
that time. among other things.
And just about the time the leg
was knitted back a mule kicked
me and II was all over again.
They've broken everything
except my head and my heart"
concluded Bobo, with the usual
Newsom modesty. 1--WE still got
plenty Of both"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Good News From UNI.

Milan Lazetich, who was told
his football days were over by
the docs last fall because of a
kidney ailment. may be back. The
big tackle is showing steady i'm
provement. He's now helping out
in the Wolverine training room,
Tommy Kuzma, 1941. u. of M
halfback sensation. is coming out
of University Hospital soon after
that long siege Of tuberculosis.
And guard Julie Franks, who has
been with his as his roommate
suffering from the same disease,
also is mending, may be out this
year.
Kuzma plans 10 enroll in the
university in the fall But while
kuzma and Franks will recover
their health, there will be no more
football.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Norman (Bobo) NewSom.
Didn't you hear about me:"
he asked. why, old BobO AL
most got killed again. II was
another car accident last Christ
mas. Feel my shoulder"
There was nothing 10 do hH'
feel a very large knot on the
broad Newsom shoulder.
Il was out delivering Christ
mas presents" continued large
Louie. "A crazy guy In a hurry
came around corner and
tipped me just enough To send
me over an embankment. j
broke my right shoulder and
suffered a separation Of the
chest that has never healed.
Il managed Ia keep il ont of
the papers didn't want II 90
affect my contract with the
AS"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Paul Whips
Cards Again
Derrineer Makes
Experience Pay OF

ST LOUIS. May s (UP)-Paul
Derringer. who is making his is
years Of bic league pitching ex-
perience pay off in important
victories, beat the World cham
pion ST. Louis Cardinals today,
; 10 /.
1t was big PaurS fourth victory
without defeat and each has come
over the teams regarded AS the
ones the Cubs must beat 10 win
the National League pennant-St.
Louis and Pittsburgh. Each has
fallen before Derringer twice.
Only one of the Cards eight
hits off the hefty 3S-year-old
right-hander really urt-Johnny
Hopp's first-inning homer. That
run nullified the Cubs score IN
their half of the inning.
But the Chicagoan came up In
the third with doubles by Mickey
Livingston and Stan Hack, long
fly by Roy Hughes and a single
by Phil Cavarretta.
This scored three runs and as
Sured the Cubs their eighth win
I'm l. games st. Louis has divided
lis dozen contests.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
TdIun, Mai Giant,
On FairvieW Card
Times Photo

Wrestling's tallest exponent,
Wladyslaw Talun, will be the
attraction at Fairview Gardens
Tuesday evening, the Polish giant
meeting Don Koch of Philadelphia
in one of two feature bouts.
Talun is well known to Detroit
mat fans because of many previ-
Gus appearances at Arena and
Olympia. He weighs around 300
pounds, is feet 6 inches tall and
wields mighty body slam. This
will be his first appearance here
in over two years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
SECOND GAME

Totals s7lo74 Totals 40 10 ~ ] 2
sBsfted fnr Barrett IN fourth
bBatted for HutchingS in eighth.
cBatted for WletelmAn In ninth
pcstor OOi 600 ooS-4
Nev york 1O3 600 02H-6
Rans-Shero Volmes Nieman workman
vietelmAnn RuckeT OFT 2 Weintraub REYES
Munro Errors-NiemAn. weintrauo. Munro
Runs hatted not. Rucker, Weintrauo
pever Munro HOLMES MACK GilenwAter
Two-bam hits-MunEo n WeintrAub, Reeves
Sherno Home run--Ou Sacrifice hits-Kerr
? HAuSmann 2 Double play-Hausmann 20
Rerr 10 Wcintraub Left on bayes-BoSton
- New York 7, Bases on halls-on MUNRO
8 off Barrett of Hu,ohnrs struck
out ny Mungo q by Barrett ?, by Hutch
mrs z HitS-On Barrett IN , innings
oi' Hutchinrs , ~ innings OF wallace
3 IN ! inning. off MunTo, IN = innings
fnone on IN ninth. of Adams ? In
inninF Ht by pitcher--By MUNRO tCillen-
water winning pi'cher-Munro. Losing
pitrfsr-Barrett umpireS-Dunn Nenline
WAgerkurth and stewart Time--2 i3 At
frntahcr-i p3s paid
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

TaialE- -2A+A- ih-Tetat 30 ~
SBstted for Wilks in third.
bHatted for Ryeriy IN fifth
CBatted for Dockins In eighth.
rntrsso 1O3 600 1905
81 louis 100 900 o0o-l
Runs-Hack, Hughes. Livingston 2, Der.
ringer Hopp. ErTor-Sanders. Runs bstted
in-CavsrTettA 2. Hack. Hughes 2, Hopp'
Two-baSe hits-Livingston. Hack, hOpp'
Three-base hit--Hughes. Home run-hopp.
Sacrifice hit-Derringer Double plays-John.
"a sAnderx stolen baxe-Johnson. Left on
hAses--St Louis g. Chicago 8 Bases on
bAlls--On Dockins 1. off DerIinger OF
partenheimer Struck out-By Wilkt i.
nv DerrinTer Hits-On Wilks in ,
innings. of Byerly IN innings. off Dock
ins 4 10 2 innings, OFF Partenheimer i In 1
inning Losing pitcher-WikS. Umpires-
ConlRn. Rarr and Sears. Time-i so. At
Tendance O31.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
BE Kind TO Minors

Elmer Layden, pro grid car
wanted 10 duck the issue but Fred
J.. Mandel Jr., owner OF the Lions
suggested an audience be granted
10 the new all-America pro league,
declaring:
After all, our league always
Is ready TO discuss working
agreement with ANY MINOR
LEAGUE"
Johnny Greene, erStwhile Lior
tackle, is back al Michigan study
ing for his masters and working
q full shift in a war plant.