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Evening star., 1945-03-05
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

SCHULT TRAILER, 1874; tandem whee
lob, excellent condition, attached to city
Mr.. WURN, Temple Trailer Village, TIE
TIRE R RECAPPING IN wAsH.-one-day
service: Leave car at am, ready at 8
GradeA. rubber. Guar. work. car protect
ed. under cover. Not left on street or lot
Plenty oil Grade ] and. 3 tires and tubes
in stock, passenger and truck. CONSOL-
DATED SALES CO.. 1895 H st. ne. LU-
0834-LU. 1077.
TIRE RECAPPING. S-hour service. by ap-
pointment. Leave your car 9 am. pick il
up & at Pm Finest @ GRADE @ materials materials used
Gaping mechanics All work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities: PALDER 4
HANNA. 4716 r. I. ave. Hyattsville. UN
12l2: 1909 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK. OOl2
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESHCLER q SON. auctioneers.
Attractive sale of desirable, household
furniture including new limed-oak bed
room groups. high-grade used groups and
desirable odd pieces. piano, mahogany type
writer desks. etc. BY order United States
Storage Co, and from other sources. BY
auction at Weschler's, 9l5 ST. NV.
TOMORROW. commencing $3.50 am High
grade spring and down-flled sofas, groups
and odd pieces. maple chest desks, chests OF
drawers. dressers, tables and chairs for
every occasion. beds. spiral and box springs,
studio and sofa beds. cribs. utility cabinets
mirrored cocktail and lamp tables. gas
ranges. personal effects, etc.
ZED l.. WILLIAMS and Zed L. williams.
r., auctioneers. s.-Auction at Williams Auc-
ton House, 9lS New York ave, Tues. Ito
morrow, 2 pm; Pharoah's dream of the
plenty and the lean years remind me of
our sale this week: IL will probably be
lean, but resardess Of amount the auction
goes merrily on as usual tomorrow at .
pm. beds, complete; dresSers, chests, odd
sofas. tables, chairs, bookcase with 3 glass
doors and other nice bookcase with single
glass door, porch chairs, studios, china
cases. chairs, odd bullets, radios. lot Of
mems clothing numerous other articles.
Auctioneer's phone. MA. 2620,
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Remove one letter from each word and
rearranse to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. II you have
'Lettered Out" correctly it's recesses.
Answer to Saturdays Letter-Out.
tAD VAGARY-GRAVY mice prohtsi
md SACHEM-ACHES tpains).
tB) BESEECH-CHEESE tred points
takert
Cn MUSIC-SCUM (refuse)
CTl REALTY-EARLY tin eood seasonl
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ALL KINDS, size, price, in, out d. C, to
sell. trade. rent, at market price. n. E.
RYON CO.. GE. 6146.
WILL PURCHASE HOME or investment
property direct from owner; save COM
mission costs. Give particulars, Box 3D.
G.. Star. &c
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AUTO LOANS.

INCOME TAX, automobile loans without
indorsers We do not check with employ
ers or use unpleasant methods TO ascertain
credit record. Car does not have to be
paid 1or in order to obtain money NOLAN
FINANCE CO., 1902 New York ave NV
Greyhound Bus TerminaD. RE 1900
Open til 6 pm 3IA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE HOUSE on Bladensburx I'd, Just
north of New York ave.: IL rooms,
baths. steam heat tcoaD: 1st commercial
LINKINS CO., / Dupont Circle. DE. 1900
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STORES FOR RENT.

CORNER. 400 9th st. NV.
Plans available now to remodel into l OF
more stores; over 5000 50. It., suitable
Tor restaurant or mercantile business.
JEROME S. MURRAY. 1881 G st. NV.
CORNER STORE FOR RENT-1O0o st.
Sc. Call CO. 43:,4 from 10 am. to .
pm. Sun. RA tjSg,
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Goren on Bridqe

0uSu vi OiiOSS
O. las South you hold:
A754 21084 oQ105 &KQs6
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
"a Pass Pass Dbl.
Pass % Pass 2N.T.
Pass CD
What do you bid now?
A-Three no-trump. So far you have
done nothing but inform partner that you
have four clubs. The surprise values In
the fact That you have 'a sure 81 'd tricK Part. M
ner's bidding marks him with very pow
@. 2-As South you hold:
A. VK754 K10742 4K765
The bidding has proceeded:
East South West North
IA Pass 20 Dbl.
Pass 90
What do you bid now?
AMThrse a5s spades; spades This hand Will up-
questions nresoioasoy for produce game and the
bright side, e. Partner f must mus nave have sh very Ty
fine hand since he is forcing you to bid
a. a. vs the rotnaa lsys Of three though you might
partner by throwing the selection of the
time advising him that III the an Opponents may
be trying to get away with something.
@. EAST and West are vulner-
able. AS South you hold.
A94 ~ nKJ753 4olo732
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
~ "a Pass Pass
Dbl. Pass (?J
What do you bid now?
player lsSeI .n., who has opened with two bid IS
technlcallly for penalties. He needn't
70 keeD to m P esme ns IS
But on common sense basis, If partner
has the wealth Of high cards which his
East, who wanted to inject himself into
@. 4-Partner opens with one club
and you hold:
AQ7 V9754 nAs4 4KQ76
What is your response?
A-one diamond This answer may sp-
about it. The hand is a little, too good
enough for jump to three temporary
bid is, therefore in order. 1t is pointiess
to bid the nonbiddable heart suit Since
partner is afforded an opportunity TO bid
one heart over diamond if he has
any sort OF four-card heart suit worth
mentioning.
@. 5-As South you hold:
4 K QJ7 2AK632 1Q4 ass
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
l a Pass 3A Pass
CD
What do you bid now?
A.-Four spades You must not show
the heart suit, since a bid Of four hearts
at this point would be, construed as a
slam try and you should not entertain
any such ideas in the absence of slam
Try by partner. You needn't worry about
the spade situa ton. Partner has at least
four of the suit Gf he has beeen brought
UP properly.
Copyright. 1915, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1945-03-05

YOUR VACATION HOME now and a snug
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
rumber OF fertile homesites of from i to 5
erman,s heaven. at present prices starting
at $685. per tract All homesites close to
community boat dock privileges. Hard
surfaced road and electricity guaranteed
each homesite at no additional cost. Title
mas been insured by Lawyers Title CO. OF
Richmond. Va. Terms as low as S45 down
and S15 per month; immediate possession. .
10 heating or tax problems and wonder
Iul au-year climate. For beautiful illus
trsted free booklet, phone or write A. r.
Madeira, with ]. 4WESLEY BUCHANAN
AsS2 K st. NV. :. 1143.
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miles from Washington: down payment.
$3.50 and not over $50 per month.
Box 152-G, Star. IS
WANTED, approx. 20 acres accessible farm
land, some wooded; maximum, 5000 acre;
between Rockville and Washington. DAVIS,
6205 44th pl.. Riverdale, Md. Telephone
WA 9l55
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MONEY WANTED.

HAVE TWO vell-secured End trust month
" payment notes, secured by improved
D. c. properties. Iptereet 6S. Sell at 10ss
discount. Box 1o4,G, Star. s.
Evening star., 1945-03-05

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
WANT TO RENT OR BUY property or cot
tage vicinity Breezy Point, Md. Ludlow
3113
BEVERLY BGACn on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
Tor catalogue. Boz II. MAYO. A. A. Co., Md.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlAND.

about IA mi. from downtown Take Grey
hound Lines bus at 18th and N. Y. ave-
Drive out Defense highway to 1st road
left "a mi. Detached rooms, bath. pipe
less furnace. cleo. about u acre. Key at
No. 81 Inspect and submit offer. L T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 729 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED

DAIRY AND STOCK FARM. Trayilah. Nd
fine blue grass, abundant water, telephone
electricity HO. 1888 after pm
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

GARAGE and filling station equipment
BABER'S MOTOR CO., rear 1919 18th
st. NV. ME. 961T 50
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@. 4Partner opens with one club
and you hold:
ACT V9754 nA94 4KQ76
What is your response?

@. 5-As South you hold:
4 K QJ7 3AK632 HQ4 ass
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
4 Pass 3A Pass
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

I HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
WITH cash for invest. or bus. property. r.
HERNANDEZ. 1107 Eye st. NV, DI. 1851
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE SPACE, 1000 to 1000
SQUARE feet. Write the WALCOTT-TAY-
Washington D. D. c. attention B.
Roberts, or phone Metropolitan 5S46
$500 to 5000 so. FT., 2nd commercial
Zone, for wholesale beverage concern: i'm
mediate Possession. Phone Az 1880.
Evening star., 1945-03-05

RIvERDALE, Md. bungalow, large rooms,
bath: full basement: large fenced lot with
ample shade and shrubs. Immediate pos
session. Price, s6,S5O 81 800, cash.
Brentwood. 5-room modern bungalow,
oil hot-water heat. light dry basement.
One half block to Rhode Island ave cars.
Price. S6,950. Substantial cash payment
required DUNN g. CO, 1898 Rhode Is
land ave, Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyattsville
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY (coot

KENSINGTON vicinity: want to buy direct
from owner. 6-rin. frame or brick house
with good yard. Call MISS URBAN, OIL.
Al
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTOR, permanent
ly located in Washington, wants to rent
store. or End floor in Northwest business
location MCGEE & GO, EX. 1903
Evening star., 1945-03-05
What do you bid now?

the heart suit, since a bid Of four hearts
at this point would be construed as a
slam try and you should not entertain
any such ideas in the absence of slam
try by partner. You needn't worry about
the spade situation. Partner has at least
four of the suit Gf he has beeen brought
UP properly.
Copyright, 1a45, by Charles H Goren)
Evening star., 1945-03-05
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

GROUND FLOOR OF BUILDING, 1.5OO So
IT., available for storage or repair shop
Address letter to 2I30 P ST. NV. or call
NO 2l49
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STORES FOR SALE.
STORES WANTED.

GROCERY, fully eauinped. 1923 H
x
Evening star., 1945-03-05
What do you bid now?

A.-Pass. First of all double BY a
player who has opened with a two bid Is
double to force you 10 bid since you are
obliged to keep going till game is reached
But on common sense basis, If partner
mas the wealth OF high cards which his
olo suggests, can you picture what is
going to happen to the poor misguided
the picture.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
s-ROOM HOME-s
.2OO-Sl.2OO DOWN

GUsTAFsoH. REALToR-Ho 5000
18TH. ss4l, near Michigan. owner.
brick store. e-rm. house. steam heat
full basement. 10 a. m. TO p. N.
cOLORED---A real bargain. CO1y s-rrn.
i-story IT, Cherry - M ball PARK.
bedrms bath stove ~ fhFage
porch Price only 50 500 With 81 600
dn bal S25 mo Cash 50 600 SO
vhy pay rsnt7 VI shea ca roo
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09

LOLDEED-AMALINb VALUES
hcDOCGkLL--2i rooms. steam heat,
partly furnished Rponing nour ~
tourist hots.. Good condition. So.
500 down
TWOFANIlY-s,. Antoine near Le-
land. Income $50 per month. Only
s325o 81 900 down. Hurry on this
WEST SIDE rooms. completely fur.
nisnec carpets on floor. Move In;
only 81 500 81 600 down
HAMLAR-5i3 Z Kirby-TR 2-s5<t
CoLORED--Arden PARK. nr. Woodward:
iO-room brick. suitable for doctor.
$4,000 cash SadovsN PR 1891.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
COLORED
BARGAINS-10G DOWN

wv Nff-- San b44'.b Dt-s -. -. - -
cOLORED - BARGAIN HAWTHORNE,
4-room frame. nice basement ONLY
$4,000 down. ELLIS. MA 4o52
COLORED-Beautiful new brick homes.
tiis bath and Kitchen. large lots. con-
venlent terms Thomas James Co,
Inkster Road. a mile south OF Michigan
Aye Call DE qS0s or TR 1870.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-09
AUCTION SALES
IEwELRY ron SALE
STOVES AND HEATERS

ENGAGEMENT rims. u carat, IL side
diamonds reasonable. fi7t West War
rtu Cal after 5 D. m
Evening star., 1945-05-06
Miller
Continued From Page B-3D

for the West Coast. One of the
most popular personalities at the
conference, Ross has been widely ad-
vised to turn off the telephone 'of
his Whitcomb Hotel suite and lock
the door against callers, in order to
get some rest. . He disregards all
such advice .. IF my friends want
to see me, they'll certainly have the
chance" he said His Washington
duties begin May Is; 50 he'll be leav-
ing San Francisco soon, heading back
Evening star., 1945-05-06

to the capital by way Of his home
State, Missouri. There he hopes to
have few words with his octoge-
marian former school teacher, Miss
"Tilly' Brown, who also had Harry
Truman in her high school class of
1901.
But back to San Francisco. Mrs.
Arthur Vandenberg, whose husband
declared some time ago he was bring
ing her along ito answer the tele-
phone hasn't had much time for
that While the busy Senator
scurries from one meeting to an
other. their suite at the Fairmont
is one of the city'S most important
centers. Il feel as If I were kind
of hostess at Union Station" said
Mrs. Vandenberg as she bade good
by to a group of visitors yesterday
afternoon. But don't get me
wrong she added with twinkle, Il
like visitors any time-particularly
here, when I'm a convention Wild
ow.'" Equally popular is Mrs.
Tom Connally. who found shortly
after her arrival that the town is
jammed with friends from both
Washington and Texas. She has
scarcely had free moment since
she got here, but she's threatening
to take the next four days of and
lose herself in a sightseeing spree. -.
Miss Vera Bloom, daughter Of Repre-
Evening star., 1945-05-06

sentative Sol Bloom, is enjoying all
the fanfare of full -fiedged celeb
rity. Two of San Francisco's largest
bookstores have sponsored auto
graph parties in honor Of her and
her book, There's No Place Like
Washington" and she has been be-
sieged with invitations to speak
before women's clubs and over the
radio. Apparently, these West
Coasters have great curiosity about
what goes on in social Washington.
Released by McNaught Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1945-05-06

MRS. HUGHES.
The bride OF Ensign John
F. Hughes, U. S. N. r., is the
former Miss Beatrice Dickson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sole
Dickson OF Morris, Okla. The
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Elisabeth Hughes of SilDer
Spring. Underwood Photo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Star Meters
At Crdnbrook

Richard Mouledous, 15, of New
Orleans, ranked number four ma
tionally in the boys division, is
the first star from 1911 to enter
today the Western Junior and
Boys Tennis championships al
Cranbrook hool. Bloomfield
Hills. July 1928,
MouledouS played yesterday al
Hamtramck Park with Alex Het-
zeck. Al Kalamazoo last summer
MouledouS and ms partner, Her
bert Behrens. Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, national boys singles cham
pIon, eliminated Hetzeck and John
Koliba in the doubles scmifinals.
Entries close with w Boyce
Ricketts,. brook School,
Bloomfield Hills. Monday The
draw will be made July 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Russell Enters
Tennis Meet

Annual Hamtramck open tennis
championships for men and women
open tomorrow afternoon with an
added attraction in Ii Eugene
Russell, home on leave, competing
in his first tournament since win
ming the city clay courts titles In
1912 before departure for air
training.
Harry Witczak, recovered from
a wound received on "A training
flight. on furlough from the air
corps, IS another entrant WltcZak.
with Walter Preston and Eddie
RoSZak also entered, were on the
Hamtramck High School cham
pionship team of 1871
Also in line are Robert Ryland,
new public parks champion, and
Delbert Russell. the runner-up,
Patrolrlan Lee Watts and flock
of Juniors including Walter Eng
liSh. state public parks, and dis
tTiCt winner
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
.Babbish Back
For Pub|inx

Capt Bob Babbish will make
his first appearance on a local
golf links in several years when
he plays in the public links invi-
tatlonal tournament at Sunny
brook and Plumbrook golf courses
Sunday. He has been in Europe
during the past two years and
returned 10 this country during
the week. He has been al Indian
Gap. Pa. until given leave to re-
turn 10 Detroit
SUNSYBROOK A. NJ. rLUMBROOK y. NJ
30-lt9seee- Kifss atta Alvin -tafef,- I'd
beAupre and Harold Beaupre
35-Ernrat kuzHE Hrru -ttubcrt- uurur
Gus ComoA and John sterling
s;4O-Pete Stritkcr and Leafs Campbell
Boo hecheu and Fowler
45-Cspt Bob Bauoish and Babblsh.
IrSn Beauprs ana Alex Souter
55-Peuy Bysrd and AT Pony Frank
ha1ak and partner
0O-J Haggerty ana Can IlEhiols. jim
Adkins and Fred VIII
@ o5-E z Richards and FLOYD Hurde,te
Ambrose k!eneh and Lee IJi5
9l0-BM lCkes sud We UlraItI J {
hakosN and Chet Crakinsk
9i5-BW FeuEics sud RAY Morrison
Harvey Olson ana EIls Berry
sz5-Ffed Mcdonald and John Watson.
Ben EsiSer and 81. Verdi
30-AuguN Lueckp ana " My1iirki
Too Defraiies and Srf,t WME
95-Jo' Fuas and Prank Fuslk. Ct1rFe
piCesofe anf JACK ECGNeU
40-Ted Dorsey End chet willis Louis
htYsk ni-e -Er--y- . rurru-E-
A5-Tom Eyans and Bul Evans, BiU
BeaupTe and 10 RcgggEeu
10 90 Ar Howell and Lon HenkeIl. part
PLUMBROok 4 NJ suNNYBROoK pm
3O--John psyan, and Don Ps.eu Bus
33-Frsns Jawof and Chrt JawoT. George
Eluck and Louis SaDa
4o-Rsy Palmer ana tose,t Lsda Jses
45-Johu Roberts snd Tex Ellison Larry
llma2luO auc GIu,k 1lufutuU
utLEoland hArDlns.d and CLu-s BSyrc
Chet Nood snd Ped Hama
lO-Hlsf Irth aTc john ltuthsCk
JACK Kl8'' and Emil Wllmsu
g-i5-Car. bauiriE ara f7Uy L0plrsI SICs
fAnaSulk and Flauk Zak
3 2o-B1b Oh4g Anc Bot Berry Eddie
Young and Wayne HtuT.rks.r
Sedies and So Mes sssB-
ao-tlr Garms-.r and John GdgusAef
Culae Ellison and Wayne Hamilton
sSs-sIARTEKS TiMI
4o-Jacs Fslco snc AT. Hansen. Peter
I4FsissfBs sHa G-eFEs= =tFHrsff7s
AS-FTsns BAbts and partner Richard
Ca2tcinet and l.rA Tesnsrrf
5O-HaJy McCathIs ard James STUBS
Young and William Bssuas
LLOYD BriEn and Angelo Lott
10 "e-Hti Ks"rsa snd s'sn tsprn john
Babis and Joe Babh
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Ta|bert and Hart Win
In Western Senior

MF.NASIIA, Wis July 13 NGPt
Blll Talbert national clay courts
tennis champion and Doris Hart.
Los Angeles, second seeded mixed
doubles team swept tWo matches
yesterday in the Western Senior
tennis tournament
They defeated s. & Weadley
and Margaret AnSon, Chicago, 6-l,
81, IN The iiTSt round. then tn
umphed over Tom Malloy Tampa,
Fla, and Nancy Corbett, River
Forest, H., 6-3. O., IN the second
round
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Bad Man Lewis Takes
On Roxy at Mack Park

Eddie bad Man" Lewis. for
mer Arena Gardens mat impress
sario and erstwhile bad man of
the mat wars will rome baek-tg
town again next Tuesday 10 meet
Walter Roxy in a junior heavy
weight challenge bout al Mack
Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Hudson Takes Over
SoftbalI Picture

Tomorrow night will be Hudson
night at Mack Park when three
teams representing that manu-
featuring concern writ play soft
ball, one against outside com
petition Hudson l54 All-Stars
meet Centerlinc IN the o 45 game
and AT 8 o clock the Hudson girls,
leaders In the DSA. meet the
1914 champion Bomberettes At
$50 the Hudson l54 club. Metro
c h mps who lead the mems
division for the first half season,
takes on Briggs All-StarS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Buddy Lewis Rejoins
Senators Next Week

WASHINGTON. July 13 GNSb
The Washington Baseball Club
announced today former outheld-
er John X Buddy Lewis VIII re-
Join the club next week
Clark Griffith, Senator's presi-
dent said that be has received a
telegram from Lewis stating. that
the young outfielder would receive
his discharge from the army lIr
forces ina Neck and that he
would JOIN the team Immediately.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
PITCHING
Mack Park SoftbaIl

Police 4 Kings 8
Hud dsgn Girls 3 Local so /.
biiiS 7. Hudson
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Yenks Sign Prep

SANTA CRUZ Cal July -
CUPl - Len Noren. l7-y ear-old
Santa Cruz High School fast ball
pitcher has signed a CONTRACT with
The New York Yankees Of the
American League his father. Eng
NOtcn announced today
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Joe Louis Arrives
For His Golf Meet

Joe Louis arrived here today for
Tho Joe LOUIS Open Inytatlonal
golf meet Sct for three days. July
l7-lS-l9 al Rackham public parks
course.
II viii -he-a- 1-hnlr- medal test
for the leading Negro amateur
and professional golfers from all
sections Of the nation The first
and only meet was held in 194l
~ the same site and attracted 1S4
entries from 81 ci'ic, IN e states.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

Cramer, who did not play
yesterday because OF an ailing
thumb, hoped 20 get back into
the Tiger lineup today. He
sprained the thumb making a
One-handed catch OFF Martin OF
the Yankees I'm Detroit recently,
a sensational achievement. His
shoulder also bothered him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Coli With Color

DAYTON. O.. July - tUP)-
Camera crews from the motion
picture branch -ei iht- army aiF
force at Wright Field are shooting
color film of the PGA golf tour
nament at the Moralne Country
Cluh.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

Jack krnncy. former Detroit
Times circulation director and No.
! Tiger fan IN the last, was at
the game kenney Is currently at
Beach, near here, taking
a rest and recuperaling from a re-
cent illness He is improving.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

Art Iiouttemdn, 17-year-old
pitcher from Detroit Catholic Cen
tral High who was recalled from
Buffalo pitched 10 Tiger in bat
ting practice He won three games
and lost three at Buffalo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

Incidentally. Joe Cronin has
put the clamps down ON public
appearances for Ferriss, other
than baseball. Boston fans have
been running the young man
ragged with invitations To din
ners, meetings and other shin
digs. IL seems FerriSs is another
Paul Trout; he can't say no and
has been accepting any and all
invitations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

Grcenberg got big hand his
first appearance Al the plate The
big Tiger outfIelder IS making his
first appearance IN Boston since
1910, the last year the Tigers won
a pennant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
FerriSS Seeks 18th
Win Against Tigers
BY LEO MACDONELL

BOSTON July 13Frank (SubbyJ Ovemre Will be bidding for
his seventh victory when he faces the Red So here today lie has
lost four games "A.
will be opposed by sensational young recruit
who will be seeking his fifteenth against but two losses
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-10
D Hayworth in Nor Musical

kring Rita Hayworth Gin EBcolor, tool with Janet land Lee Bowman, Tonight
 Every Night" will appear on bpheum screen Sunday and bay.
 s story is a highly dramatic
 about an English theatre
 that holds to it's job of en- lining throughout the worst
 bIitz and contains all the X, the heartaehes, and yes, IDmedy, that the heroic time khced.
 kts Hayworth dominates the bre in the lncomparable tech s and verve of her acting Idsncing. In the latter she Hose competition in her new Eng partner, Mare Platt, re- kd from the Broadway mus I'0klahoma".
 Ithe role of one of the soldiers Eng the theatre where Rita
 Janet Blair are partners, Bowman hits the star stride. bg in love at first sight with
 The trials of their courtship bthe romance of the story. bere are many hit tunes in prOductlon. and others in Iast include Dusty Anderson, knee Bates, Ernest Cossart, Ramon, and the Picks-dil- iancing girls.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-11-10
placing Mrs. Juanlta Savoy, whO resigned following re urn of her husband from the selvlce

Wakayama, 1Ionshu, Japan (Special)-Most mt Il of thls task force were topside watching land ing craft put occupation troops ashore here Sept, 25. The troops were landed at this harbor on the southeastern coast of Hon. shu for the occupation of Japan's inland cities of Kobe and Osaka.
 One of the ships of the force WAS the USS Barnstable (APA- 93), and in the crew was Gordon l.. Coulsey, s %, of Kcdiak, son of MT. and Mrs. H. M. Coul- sey of the same city.
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@, Blythe Smith will move
 swing shop this week from Lyric theatre building to the Kraft building formerly oc- bed by MT. and Mrs. Harvey |Esrds, next to the Idle Hour fSmitty's Transfer office will p the new location also. lAe space in the Lyric build- will be occupied by Edna her, who is opening Tex's QShop, specializing in sewing
 ehlldIen's clothing
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odIey Airlines

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