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Evening star., 1945-11-14
Goren on BRIDGE

Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. South deals.
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The actual bidding:
South West North East
20 80 DIR Pass
80 Pass 3NT Pass
so Pass Pass Dbl.
Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, king of clubs.
We observed yesterday the case
Of the road hog who constantly got
into his partners way. He was
trying individual, but this must be
said for him: While he was usually
getting up front and clogging up
traffic, If his partner wanted to get
out and take the lead he would not
deliberately push him off the road.
The latter type we are dealing with
today. He takes charge of all situ-
ations and partners opinions are
given little If any weight. The 13
cards in his own hand are the only
guides.
The bidding atrocity is recorded
above as it was actually perpetrated.
South's opening bid of two diamonds
will pass muster. With reasonable
break in trumps he holds a hand
that Is within one trick of game and
if he is lucky enough to find a few
key cards in his partners hand q
slam may be reached. Vests bid OF
three clubs is pointless in the ex-
treme. In view of South's announce.
ment of great strength the bid is
little short of barking at the moon.
1t cannot impede the opponents and
gives them the option of collecting
a lucrative penalty If they stay
awake
North's double was from the heart
and should have resulted in har-
vest of 1,400 points. South's refusal
to stand for the double shows the
instincts of the charge taker" at
their very height. He argued that
he did not wish to miss q slam If
there was one. This is unsound
reasoning. He must realize that his
partner likes slams just as much as
he does, and if he thought there was
any chance for slam he would not
double the three club bid. Indeed,
even II he thought there was only a
game he would not be inclined to
double the club bid unless he felt he
could score more points in that
manner. South had a perfect hand
for defense against clubs and should
have been delighted to leave it in.
When North did the next best
thing and went to three no-trump
South had overstayed the market
and should have rested there. His
leap to six diamonds was not far re-
moved from madness. He was de-
feated 300 points for net swing OF
2 200 points.
While the trump break was un-
fortunate, nevertheless it should not
have been unsuspected. West sure
" cannot have many diamonds in
view of his vulnerable three club bid
and North has not supported them.
1t is moral certainty that East will
have some sort of diamond trick.
1t pays to take your partners
word, particularly when you have
already given an adequate descrip-
tion of your hand
Tomorrow's Problem.
As South you hold.
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The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
/ o Pass 10 Pass
t20 Pass (?)
What do you bid now? r
Copyright, la45, by Charles n. GorenI
Evening star., 1945-11-14
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

owner of small investment properties in
D. c.. VIII pay all cash. Box S6-E, Star,
PRIVATE PARTY wants small investment
properties direct from owners: cash. Box
5l-R, Star. ]6'
INTERESTED IN APT HOUSE, Is to 80
units: good condition: NV. section; good
investment. RAY, 1900 Maine ave. s.w.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO, TRUCK, TAXI = Loans, S25 to
$1,000; low cost, Is mos. to repay. EQUI-
TABLE CREDIT CO. Two convenient
RE. 0120: cor. 18th and H ne. FIR. 1900
Evening star., 1945-11-14
GARAGES FOR SALE.

I0O-CAR GARAGE-This will only inter
est some one who understands the business
and Is in a position to invest $50. 900 cash:
very profitable operstion Call HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1866
Evening star., 1945-11-14
STORES WANTED.

STORE, suitable for electrical appliance
sales and service on main thoroughfare.
EX, 3400. 49,
PROPERTY OwNERS-Would you consider
lea sing store to a responsible tenant?
Now or later. I am at your service. Call
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker RE 1865
Evening star., 1945-11-14
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

THE GLOBE REALTY CO., located at 62l 8
Ard st. NV has desk space for rent. Girl
service, modern facilities. private ofices
II desired. Call RA l043, between IL
Evening star., 1945-11-14
STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE BUSINESS = This is a
high class proposition, located in q 1909
downtown location; will only consider ex-
perienced party; $65, 1000 cash required
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE.
1I6R
Evening star., 1945-11-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE,

BUSINESS, investment, homes, fats, urban,
shore cottages, farms, acreage, etc, II
market price. N E. RYON CO, GE. 6l46
Evening star., 1945-11-14
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

End commercial space in 4-story detached
brick building; well lighted and ventilated
in center of town JEROME. S, MURRAY,
1881 G ST. NV RE 2460 or MI. 1929.
15D, 600 SQUARE FEET of industrial pron.
erty with railroad sidings in D. c.; will
build to suit tenant; long lease; private
owner BOX 240-E, Star.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
STORES FOR RENT.

bldg for a responsible tenant: 2400 block
Of Wisconsin ave-: .20x11S. Call HARRY
I FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1856.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
sLettered- Out" correctly it's . pigment.
Answer 10 Yesterday,s Letter-out
fO) IsoL.ATED-DETAIIS tlittls thinss), B
fC) CHARMS-MARSH (swamp}
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I'd aATIHE-eTAfR lstep).
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Evening star., 1945-11-14
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/ WILL SELL q 1897 Plymouth sedan with
new tires, radio and heater for $3.50
In trade for model a. Ford or similar
COMPARE THESE CARS. nne selection
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Evening star., 1945-11-14
DESK SPACE WANTED.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT small space (desk)
in shop or ofice, evenings and Saturdays,
downtown shopping area; use Of phone;
reasonable. Box 22S-R. Star.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
FONTS for Parents BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Standing by child confused standing
him the of
Not This

Father-I1l write you an excuse
this time SO you won't be punished
for playing hockey from school. but
don't ever ask me to do it for you
again, young man.
Evening star., 1945-11-14

COLORED: 2 BRICK dwellings, near End
and G NV, converted into apis. In
come S204 per mo- Only expense electric
and water. Price $4,000. Phone OWNER,
MA. ;1546: ewes. GE. 903S.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE pIsTRIcT q
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Top Crew on Connie

Conwego. with Ted Farnsworth
sailing her. covered" |" Thisbe IN
the last race year ago while
Shamrock and Bangalore went on
TO win the first two places.
This eight will be back with
her owner, Charley Beck. and a
- crew made up OF Johnny
|neron. Boyd Benkert. Carl
Meurer. Bud Brit and Al Gonas
TO handle her.
Conwego's outfit likes 10 regard
their ship as the favorite. but
other shippers and crews in the
eight-meter class are pointing for
Connie In fact. big Charley Beck
is on the spot, because this is the
fTryt racing Tor his ship this sea-
son.
Up until now he has been sail
Ing his siX-meter Djinn, IN which
he Won fodr tn row. Beck says
he IS going 10 do the same thing
A. Put-In-Bay with Connie .
sweep everything. y
Well. the boys don't like II.
Beck has been getting Connie
ready all season and the others
who have been racing their
elghts right along didn't 20 for
this one either.
They point out that Connie
should be as light and lively "a
cork after being out Of tho
water most OF the summer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
AnSuerS to
Fans Sport
Questions

Q-What prizehght drew the
largest crowd?
A-The 1925 Tunney-Dempsey
hght In Philadelphia--l20,757. The
receipts for their 1927 fight In Chi
eago were larger. however-S2,-
65S, $50 to s1,S95,733 for the Phila-
delphia fight.
Q-How far did the Dempsey
Carpenter fight go?
A-Dempsey knocked him out
In, four rounds.
Q-What was the first national
golf tournament Bobby Jones
played in?
A-The 1916 National Anna
teur at Marion Cricket Club. The
first National Open I'm which he
played was In 1920 at Toledo.
Q-What is the heaviest, tho
srrnor Of a baseball catcher oI
that of a goalie in hockey?
A-The armor Of a catcher
weighs only a fifth a. much a
the equipment of a goalie In
hockey.
Q-How many times this sea
son has Paul Richards, Tiger
catcher been laid up with leg in
juries?
A-Richards has been laid nI
.Xee times with sprained ankles
b-What is the average al
Tendance for night baseball II
Brooklyn?
Alt runs around $4,000.
O-How many games has Rec
Ruffing won during his major
league career.
A-Ms record At present
,tands At $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Il Teams in
Times Meet
SoftbaII Tourney
Opens Wednesday

Seventy-two teams have en-
tered the metropolitan major and
Glass A softball tournament spon-
Sored by The Detroit Times and
under direction of the Department
OF Parks and Recreation which
starts al Mack Park next Wednes-
day night.
There are 9 major mems teams
including Hudson l54, last years
champions. and five girls teams,
one OF which is the Willow Run
Bomberettes. 1914 title winners.
The heavy entry is in the A boys
class with "a clubs registered. In
this division a new champion is
sure 10 be made as the Schomans,
1914 winners, are not among the
entries.
First games in the series will be
played at Mack Park Wednesday
night in each class. Other games
will be decided there and on
various city playfields during the
progress OF the series, with finals
at Mack Park.
Drawings Wednesday will be al
Mack Park, at the following times
Class A men, $50: major men,
7:30 major and Class A girls,
.S:30.
The entries:
MAJOR MEN - Tally Ho-Bsr Detroit Asso-
clsuon Tor the Deaf. Dr. SiorerA Golden Oil
hienso~AS Bar Third FerrytuE Cruup-Romu-
Jus Az BsSe, BrigEk All-StArt BriEgb Bomb
eN, Bills Bar Hudson Local i54 Kings
Local 203. East side sports. Johnson's Kol-
PAk Hudson Motor. Police a W Club
CUB obe, Service Parking I A. J. Bar
MAJOR WOMES-Local so Hudson Motor
Detroit Chicks. Fepsi-Cols I W O
CLASS WOMEN - Brewster UnknoVnG
Michigan BelieS, Darls Athletic AssOcts,ion
CLASS AES-Park Side AlI-stArs Cor
kslTt Minnesota Mininr Peters Cleaneb -
MARKS Church Nicr0matic Hone Crowley
hilner Play BoyI. Bull DoFI. River Rouge
Recreation DeSOto BOmber Csgers. Royal
Nikinn Packard Marine FitIHsrsld Realty
Buhl Manufacturing Alien PARK Merchants
Tfombly Zenith Local lo4 Our Lady of
local 5o4. Lssky outlaws. Peoples Outlining
Local 22T Hudson A Detroit Harvester
Bill Aitchslt. Vinco. Locsl 20 WilesyB Car
bide Tool Scorpions. FrUmms BsilsyG. Locsi
SIT, The Campo, Leroy Wills StAu, Detroit
Aluminium Brass Rizko's Hsfks'. l. JSc0bt
Co. willard, LocAl ala. Bngts vernon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Armide Set TO 60

George Gonyeau's Arrnida, just
a clunker for winning last season
and now AT the head in the stand
ings OF the eight-meter class here
in regattas so far. is particularly
pointing for ConWego and the
ship 20 beat 10 win the series.
Pintail, Pierce Darnell and
Clyde Palmer's ship, Was going
better before the Mackinac race
and with a crew made up OF
Murray Knapp, John frost Jr,
John Painter and Chet Cook
will be In the running.
Venture. Milt Gross beautiful
creation, also has her days and
the crew. which includes Les
Nevins, Carl Nossberg, Jimmy
Smith, Otis Taylor and VI. q.
Aross Jr. 10 get her up in
ont.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Auto Race Drivers
AT Big Party Here

Some Of the country's leading
auto racing drivers and other fig
ureS Will attend a party given
by Ncrn Frltch Of Detroit at
Club Duchess. Van Dyke and
Seven Mile road, Tuesday night
al S p. m. Ray Harroun. first
winner OF the indianapolis 500,
and Mauri Rose, the last victor,
are expected. along with Wilbur
Shaw and 1t. Fred Tucker, who
was shot down in a fighter plane
over Austria and was NaZi
prisoner for several months.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

Lakes championship. The ninth
annual Barthel series is listed for
the South Shore Yacht Club at
Milwaukee late this month or
early in September.
Shamrock, with co-skippers
Eddie Wunsch and Bob Kerr,
Is after the honor she won last
year and will have such stall
wart sailormen as Bob Bryant,
Johnny Mclean, Johnny Pottle
and Tommy Lott In her crew.
Tom Petzold, who has Thisbe,
Is still smarting over the upset
ne received last year when he
went 20 the Bay after cleaning
up everything In local regattas
around here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Deny Rilkenbdtker
Will Sell Speedway

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. q tUP)
-Rumors that Eddie Ricken-
hacker would sell the Indiana
polls Speedway were denied by
the former air acc in a dispatch
10 the Indianapolis Times from
Columbus. O.
The Times quoted Ricken-
hacker, president of the Speedway
Corp. aS saying that he would
operate the auto track when il
reopenS after the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Eurasian Captures
$4,000 Empire Race

NEW YORK. Aug 4 tlNS)-
Havahome Stables EuraSian, long
shot in field of five, led all the
way 10 capture the $4,000 added
QUESTIONABLE Handicap. feature
race of today'S charity windup Of
the Empire City at = Jamaica
meeting.
The winner. ridden by Herb
Lindberg. toured the mile and
five-eighths in 2:44 rs and won
by a head from William Hehs
Olympic Zenith. Halle ran third.
There was only win betting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Deroit Results

FIRST RACE 81 500. claiming novice
miders, 3-yesr-olds and up = i1rlongs. ,o
Cloudy Weather Adams 1880 10
Scenic Charm tVigi 20
Time IA 3-5. yellow kitten Llile Msid
Fold Under. snappy Verse and Fandang.e
sEcosD RAGS 500, claiming 3-year-
Big Bozo Watson 30 go
Johnnie Ehret tSteyenAonl so
Dams Choice Faust II. Bsllsc0laS. Spare the
Rod and Foulard also rs n
THIRD RAcE-s2 600. claiming, 3-yesr-
olcs and up furlong5
Distant Isle scurlock 100 $40 30
War Counsellor tHartwickI $50 90
% Tfr,- IN I.i3 Is srushwooa Boy. Sir Tsis9.
shosiess Lass, Young BUDDY and Slmbie also
FOURTH RAcE-s2 500. the Kingston
Handicap. 3-year-oldS ana up iurlqnEt -
Bold Question Remiiiefd 5 30 90 o
airing Ne Home Cook 40 so
Time I:i2 rs. All Good Miss Militant,
Ben Gray. s-Belieys and Be Brief also ran.
&C. Martin entry
FIFTH RACE-sio.ooo. the Flying Colors
Handicap. 2-yesr-olds 81. furongS
s-Wee Admiral tBirleyl $50 80
Time i'o7 Bright steel. rsrs Msrks,ie.
Hurst station. s-Cregsi8ch L. Moore.
DICKS Cal and Miss Mariana also ran.
az y MCLhuENlln entry.
SIXTH RACE--S2 600, claiming. 3-year-olds
and up ] l-is miles
Mistucky Hart 354o 1850 a4O
Mister Biz tMliFanl Il 10 10 90
swift Legion Stevenson $40
Time 4s Is a-cplumhus DAY. a-MiEnf
step Record Flight. Erzabei. setbeebee. ASK
s-LsstshAi end sTsiesoSps ssso- fsSi.---..-.----
sMrs L. Wolf entry
Field
SEVENTH RACES 600 the Chatterton
Handicap. 3-yearolds, ! LIS miles
Money Troubles
Stevenson $40 % 30
Tiger Man fKeiperl 90 . 20
a-Pr0voker Layton 20
Tine I AZ Is.
Marie J. Darby Diplomat Msft0Wr, Ron
reg and a-Cnconditionsl also ran.
a-Pe'erEou and ChiidS entry
EIGHTH RACE-Si 500 claiming. 3-ycaT-
olcs and Up Is miles
Cold Bill Watson Il 20 40 ? 50
syrian Boy fMllEsn) so 2T0
sweet Olgs lFaypritel so
Time S.
Magnesium. Prospect Boy and wsddy also
ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

gatta at Put
In-Bay should
make the water
IiZZle around
[ h @ r a tt c.
snake 81 a n d
course.
The winning
crew automati-
cally becomes
he Interlake
representati V G
In the Barthel
Trophy series
for the Great
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-s-yssr-oies ana Up. - nile;
New Boom Trent 7.s0 $40 90
Ecsnlodsis Afaaleg $50
Time J. rs OF 1881
tS1T1 Sr1f5rr tTs-v TISyi fi00177 tSs1y' on
-Four Queens also ran
SECOND RACE - 3-yesr-olds and Up. a
ELMO fRobsrtl l7so $40 6 90
To1Si5e tBalz1retll 4-4o 90
Tine ii2 IS or s.o4
Miss Eunice Lazy Bones. Naughty Vixen
Brevromt LiEht Count Relhsub Sis. Bail
shot and I-Gun also ran
THIRD RACE-3-yeaT-oltS. = mile
HalcyOn Might 'Deiucisl 60 50
halbarHl lIurnbuA 90
Henry Payne RotsmEi. Fo1rime and santa
Candida also ran.
FOURTH RACE s-yssr-oi4s and up, =,
Countess wise oliver 7so $50 $50
Grim and Cay tChsfflnl 1850 1850
Doctor Jeep Bas..e 20
Ri1isnts Diegors1 vslains Mirtss Hsrps-
chord Mar Esprit, Charter Member. Hy-
Cato and Innate also ran
FIKIH RACE-3-yss!-olds and w. } l-Is
star With sis,ol e2o 40 ) 90
JoeE Mistass martin $40 40
Capt Caution Bsizsretr1 50
Tine 80 4-5, on 5ti
Plane spct,ef, Bus V. and Ramounc-
ucu& also ran
SIXTH RACE-5-yesr-oios ard up, lis
miles
= pls JemasI 90 90 : so
Chance Yen tSesbch so so
Be calm tMcMuNenr 1900
Time l4S Is OF SO
Tiny's Choice slender Lady santa Elisa
Misvest. Chain Miss, Dense Path, Blue Line
and Dare Ne also ran
SEVENTH RACE-4-yesr-olds and Up. -
miles
Mason Dixon fBasND $50 - 20 10 20
p. b I've tO.iverr 900 GAO
Lone Sentry tTobln 9 40
Time i51 Is on sdi
Boot and spur DrudFe, Change Here. Con-
nAchts Bsruns and Dog Trot also ran.
EIGHTH RACE -yesT-olos and Up, i-le
miles
P0miva fP0hsrtA y 90 500 2 so
losie'S Pal TobInN $40 , so
Queen Echo OVeus1 $40
Time A. on . -
Tircvnme. humble Peg Dark Srir Creamy
and BAle Day also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Cpl. Gerndt Wins Ching Ring Title
But it was worth it," he writes.

Another Detroit amateur, Cpl Gerald F. Gerndt the
feaherweight championship the aChna boxing
at advanced air base there Gerald years.
received his trophy from COL Austin Russell his commanding
officer
Carl Bayer who played brilliant basketball Wayne
University back, has been transferred
West Coast to Georgia Preght He is naval lieutenant
Cpl. Herb Nordquist, leading pitcher sandiot
circles couple Of years ago. within batter perfect
He stationed Sioux City army air field
in his hurting masterpiece against the local
retired - baers hit and then retired the IL
Herb played baseball for Cass Tech and signed for
the Detroit Tigers by Wish Egan He of the 30
players made free by the late Commissioner
The Browns grabbed him and he worked their
team Toledo Once relief pitcher for the audhens
tanned the last five baters o Is pitches
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRsT RACI-2-y,sr-olds So flrlonss
Cpper Lsvsl Ikirklsnd $50 20 50
s-Sopranist May 2.2o
Time OF. on f.32
Mslvs Set Bunny Hs'lov Tox Glove susan
Time and a-ChAmsde also ran.
a-Mrs W stewart entry.
SECOND RACE-3-year-oids = mile;
FsbridEe PittsrslIil 1910 p70 ( 30
Night Strike fPermsnel 400 30
Belwyn tGusrin so
Time i.13 IS. on 7l7
Panels c. rhrsH, Back Attack. Nusla and
THIRD RACE = 3.yssr-oIds and up. H.
miles
Tedsyl kirkland $50 3 40
Cavaluke Luther 20
Tine as. of Sol.
Jscopo Mexico and Ace star also ran.
FOURTH RACE--2-ye8 r-olds a mile.
Best Dress Atkinson $50 40 80
Bonnie Beryl Stout $50 2 so
Axiom Kirkland $40
Time l123 IS. or Z 2oi5
Donna " c. wsymsrS White Wine and
FITTH RACE-3-yesr-clas and up, 1,,
miles
s.Eurssisn Iindesfs 1880 out GU
olympic Zenith iPermsnel out out
b-fialie Atkinson out
Time ? - rs. ~ o6
s.HisuEht and b-BnFht Gallant also ran.
s-Hsvshons stable entry
BIZ y JacohsI Bshrr entry
I SIXTH RACE-4-yeer-oids tnf W, j.
TEX Nsrtlu tP,rmsn,l $50 40 40
Free Lance tMehFters1 4 30 81
/ Return Call tVssSelii 50
| Time 50 or Asa
Yuian- -Fefsisht-- --cahs Paul and stit Life
| also ran
sEvENIH RACE-4-yssr-olds ana up S..
Chaidon Heath tAtktns7rI 40 $50 ~
/ Bsy Msgic Kirkland $50 IN
Jsco Foysf tArcarol 80
Re Rsish Ayahb BOY. Rommanoea and
waller also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Municipal SoftbaIl
MONDAYS GAMES

Club SIS vs. Cont. Motor a. 50 Clair No.
1 s Eagles vS Local 20 Go a. ST
clair No Z BlenkoWSki " CroVley-Milner
~ Pingres No /, c. ~. Hsll " ST. Cath.
crime, 81 Pinfrss No , AFFH No. ~ vs.,
Thornton Drive a. Lodge No I Motor City
Dssf W Rams ~ Lodge No 2 Briggs All
stars IS Sto,ers st LodRe No 2. Psstims
vs. Minnesota Minng ~ Northeastern No 3
Local No. asa uAW rg - " 24th 81
A. Rorthprstern No 4 square n vs. Jas.
Europe Post A. Northwestern No s Service
Hirdhurst 81 Northwestern No 3 Gay
Psree vs. Award 81 Littlefieid No McCurd
vs. Barnes Gibson a Raymond ~ jayne
No Induction Center RsreyS ~
JAYNE ~ 2 Michigan steel " Forest Union
| club A. ElmUood No Joet Va. Grand
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Spiindriift
Eiqht-Meter Racing
to SizzIe at Bay
BY GEORGE +. VAN

There's a whole duffle bag of
reasons why the racing in the
eight-meter class in the three-day
series starting Monday in the IN
terlake Yachting Association re-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Outdoor Group Meet

The Western Wayne Conserva.
tion Association will hold its Aug
ust meeting Monday evening al
Jewell and Blaich Hall, Pllmouth
at 7.30. Movies will be shown.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Nine for Lafayette

EASTON, Pa. Aug. 4 (UP)-A
nine-game football schedule for
this fall. including games with
Columbia, Princeton, Colgat
Temple and Bucknell, was an
nounced today by Lafayette Col
lege.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Swimming at Belle Isle

there is swimming this week.
srd at Belle Isle. the parks and
recreation department announced
Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

13-year travels in the minors and
majors.
When Mayo exploded his eighth
and ninth homers in a game with
the Browns in Detroit the other
day ne took the tead m that de-
partment among the Tigers for
the season 10 date.
Roy Cullenbine is runnerup
with eight, Rudy York had six
and Hank Greenberg four. Incl
dentally, all the furore about him
being a star slightly abashes the
pleasant If serious Mayo, who is
ultra-modest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
Duck Hunters Get
,S0-Day Season
Daily Bag Limit
Is Cut TO 10

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4 tUP)-
The White House today an
nounced the regulations govern
ing the coming hunting season for
migratory game birds, providing
I in general Tor S0-day open sea-
sons.
The regulations were contained
in proclamation by Secretary of
Interior Harold L. Ickes. which
was approved by President Tru-
man.
The daily bag limit for ducks
was set at 10. eliminating last
years provisions for an additional
daily bag Of FIVE MallardS. pm
tails or widPeonS.
N the northern zone which IN
cludeS Michigan, the waterfowl
hurting season will begin Sept
20. and end Dec s. With certain
exceptions hunting Will be per
mltted from half an hour before
sunrise unti' sunset.
Taking Of waterfowl by means
Of bait or live duck or goose de-
coys continues 10 be prohibited.
ONE WooDDUCK
The season for woodduck in
Michigan. in the Upper Peninsula,
viii be oct. ! 10 Oct. IS; in the
remainder of the state, Oct. Is
TO oct 29.
Daily bag limits on ducks Tex
cept American and redbreaSted
Mergansers) are 10 in the aggre-
gate OF all kinds, including in such
limit not more than one wood
duck.
Any person at any time may
posses not more than 20 ducks
in The aggregate Of all kinds mot
including American and red
breasted MerganSersl. but not
more than one woodduck. Amer
ican and redbreaSted MerganserS.
p slngly or IN the aggregate with
no possession limit.
The above regulations are sub
iect 10 approval by the Michigan
Conservation Commission who are
expected 10 act on them when
they meet at its monthly meeting
to be held at Higgins Lake,
Aug. IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
IN THE OPEN
With Don GiIIies
Guns and Shells Coming
But They Are Scarce

II newspaper advertisements again
guns after blackou of than years
of the shogun and rifles produced
reaching dealers shelves this month"; according
Detroit sports goods dealers supply very limited