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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Steve Respects Him

While Borowy was here with
the Yanks last week. he accident
ally overheard Steve ONeill pay
him a nice compliment. The Tiger.
manager was talking with som
friends aud-1ad- -t1is-haek- -tf,zs
chair in which Borowy was seated
at his hotel
Steve'S groHp got 10 talking
about the next days pitcher and
somebody mentioned II probably
would be Borowy.
I'm afraid So" remarked
ONeill. "but it's all right with
me W Mccarthy doesn't use
Borowy. He's real good and
darned hard Ia beat.
OF course. you know Hank went
out the next day and made a
prnnhei out Of O'Neill by beating
the Tigers and Hal Newhouser.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Cleveland Sends
Soccer AH-Stafs

Cleveland All-Stars will meet
German-United next Sunday at
Mack Park in a third round
match Of the National Challenge
Cup soccer competition. The
Cleveland outfit upset the strong
Gallatin team Of Pittsburgh last
Sunday 3D. In a match that went
into two overtime periods,
Sundays game is listed for 3
p. m. and will be preceded by
game between oldtime teams.
The day also marks the 21St
birthday celebration of the Ger
United Club, oldest club in
soccer here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Cards Suspend
MoftCooper

BOSTON, May 16 tUP1--Big
Mort Cooper, right-handed pitcher
for the champion ST Louis Car
dinalS, was suspended indefinitely
by Manager Billy Southworth to-
day after he left the team without
permission apparently because of
a salary dispute.
Teammates said Cooper planned
10 pick up his wife m New York
and said the big pitcher told
them there was sickness at his
home and he was leaving the
team for that reason.
The 3l-year-old hurler, who won
% games and lost only seven last
season. departed from here for
St. Louis by plane early this
morning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Ann ziesse Is New
Secretary Of DWBA

Ann ZieSSe is the new secre-
tary Of Detroit Women's Bowl
ing Association today, succeeding
Madeline NJ. Romen. incumbent,
for the past II years. The vote
was 303 to 2l0 last night when
the annual meeting was held at
Hotel Fort Shelby.
Emma Hill was again elected
president Edwardina Coy and
Ann Duffy are vice presidents.
Selma Myers is the new treasurer.
Lillian Schneider succeeds Rose
Spielberg as sergeant at arms.
Whittier Recreation was selected
as the site for the 1916 champion
ship tournament
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
BETTER THAN RECORDS

Graham believes his colts are
far better racing material than
their two-year-old records indi-
cate. Kenilworth Lad started IL
times at Detroit and finished fifth
in his best effort.
Bert G.. never got TO the races
because of leg trouble. His legs
were fired during the winter and
he is now running soundly, his
owner says.
Those short distances didn't
suit kenilwOrth Lad" said Gra-
ham. He wants route, I'm
sure, and his workouts indicate
he is going To go much better.
If you noticed, he's Gallant
Sir colt, like Bric-a-Brac, which
knocked off that track record
i'm Mexico this season. He'll be
all right"
Bert c., a Maedic colt, is a
huge black fellow which Graham
regards just as highly and hopes
he may be real surprise pack
age
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Raising Boys

Grass doesn't mean as much 10
Happy Chandler as ms boys do.
They're telling about the we'll
worn diamond alongside his Ver-
sailleS. Ky, home, used by his
boys. Danny and Ben, and their
friends. A neighbor, talking 10
the senator one day. remarked
he'd never raise grass WIN me
boys running around like that.
We're raising boys around
here. neighbor," Senator Chand-
Ter replied "and when we get
them all raised. then I'm going
tO start thinking about that
grass"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17


and one loss at FOrdham when
kricheu spied him.
Hank wanted to be a Yankee,
hut ne also wanted n good bonus
for signing. He and krichen
talked a while. then they agreed
on what repeatedly was $4,000.
Paul pulled out his fountain pen
TO make it official. but there was
no ink i'm it. While he was away
hunting ink. Hank must have done
a bit of pondering, because when
the pen was filled and krichell
came back, Hank wanted $500
more.
II almost blew a fuse says
Krichell. "But I had to sign him.
That was the most expensive
ink I've ever seen. You can be
sure that won't happen again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
BAN ON Golf Club
Manufacture Lifted

WASHINGTON. May 16 (UP)
The War Production Board to-
day lifted the ban on manufac-
ture of golf clubs, which up 10
now have been manufactured only
TO meet military needs
WPB emphasized that lifting of
the ban Will not result i'm an inn
mediate increase in golf clubs
available to civilians. After July
l, WPB Will allocate steel. copper
and aluminium not needed for
military use TO civilian orders.
Golf club manufacturers may now
place orders for delivery of these
materials after July l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
HE'S WATCHING

Graham'S ownership of the Ken.
ilworth track site makes him one
of the most interested observers
of the court fight on racing in
Michigan.
'If the supreme court holds
racing Illegal in Michigan you
can bet well be going at kenil-
worth. The Orpen people in
Toronto have grandstand for
the track and hold the charter
for racing at kenllwOrth. I'm
sure we can make the right
sort of deal" said Graham.
Michigan racing officials today
believe they see a glimmer of day
light ahead for the sport here be-
cause of the announcement by
Judge Miller yesterday that he
would sign a formal decree on
his injunction by May 25.
If the decree is presented and
signed AS indicated on that date,
the state attorney generals office
and track counsel can plan an
appeal for June 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Aid English Links

Fred Pigeon, noted British golf
writer. says British shore defenses
against invasion helped some
courses by stopping erosion or
protecting links from blown sand
. Johnny Bulla, the flying golf
pro. has been taking advice from
a hypnotiSt on improving his put
ting.
James Braid, famous English
pro, now IS, plays as many as
five rounds of golf a week -.
Lloyd GullicksOn, succeeded By
ron Nelson as pro at Inverness
Club, Toledo Bobby Jones
recently got a 65 on the Brook
haven course at Atlanta
Bill Johnson, former Yankee
star third baseman, IN with the
victorious Yankees in Germany.
Lefty Glenn Dreiswerd, Red SoX
pitcher. received word recently
that his 24-year-old brother. AL
bert. a marine, was killed in
action on Okinawa. April 10
Our friends are picking Pot O.
Luck for US for the Kentucky
Derby Mebbe because Ben
Jones handles the hoSs-which
wouldn't be a had Tip.
William Helis, fabulous Greek
from New Orleans. paid $685. 900
for a yearling (Pericles) which
has yet To run Helis may
start Kicks Raft i'm the Derby
-. Eddie Arcaro trains horses
at Belmont (for Greentree)
every morning and then Tushes
To the golf course for round
every afternoon. He il An
85-95 player after only one year
at the game.
Tom Cain is trying 10 get Lero,
Willis In the ring with Gen,
Spencer, but Toms money de
mands are too heavy, according
10 Promoter Nick Londes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Senator Happy Chandler, the
new baseball commissioner. is a
Pi Kappa Alpha -. His first
nickname was Irish He got
that because at Pennsylvania Col
lege, in 1917 or 1918. he was al
ways giving out with when Irish
Eyes Are Smiling"
The steer bone used for hon
Ing in the Ty Cobb era is still
bolted to a table In the Tigers
dressing room at Briggs Sta
dunn Connie Mack will not
return to California with his
Athletics for spring training
after the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Sundays DBF
Schedule

CLASH Y
shorty Moran vs.. Arthurs NV ', 400
Paris vs. Auto Club NV l. 400 Pepsi
Cola vs Gem, ri 4. 100. Pepsi-cola
Ash ri 5. 400.
CLASS "
Dixie vs JAW Ma NV 2, 100. claytoi
\ Lambert VS. Paylx NV 2 400; Eni
BhAny Lutheran Griffin NV g. loo
fohp's vs. Eureks Nv 4 800 Efhcien, "
Oakwood Rlueiackets Clsr. 400 Putnam
vs. Gilewsh. jayne /. 100 Midland VI
Federal Morul JAYNE 400. ST. Clat
shores Vs. JAW 154 ri 3 400.
CLASS ~
Detroit FiTemen W DE SOta NV l. loo
s., scholastSs vs springhrld NV S. 400
Copper vs. Detroit Camera. NV s, 400
jay Geo W.. Hudson / 81 Jrs Jayne T. 90
Gene Tunney Boys Club vs. Northwest Lions
Palmer 4 90 clyde vs. Bull Sons BI .
90, re SAINTS Va Kasaren. Ri ,, GOO
Baird vs.. Deiroiters. III 4, 400.
FIRTMENS LEAGUE
Bait vs. Bait 7. NWAS. Bait VI
Rstt. II, Atkinson I Bait. 10 vs. Bait, "a
vs.. Bstt ;. LittiensiS. ED 100. RstS AZ
Bait. . BI 2. All ssmes At 1 > n
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

gives your club
a full, rounded
arc
The SnoOth-
or and rounder
y our back
SNw in <, til @
easier il is TO
m a ke your
q o " n swing
perfectly.
Unless YOU
force the club
out Of line by
trying TO apply
too much pow
er or by NOV
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

not TO mention his part In the
Tigers fine start this year.
Connie Mack recalls some years
back he bought Vernon Kennedy
Benton and one other pitcher
from Oklahoma City for 81 500
IRA Thomas recommended
Benton and predicted some day
Benton would be q STAR Mack
said. But the Athletics didn't
have time to wait"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

in he 1871
Texas Open.
"L It I'll Q
scored 62 In
= dItvin
sn owstorm,"
c o &c or a n
says.
B yron Mel
sons aggregate
of 263. made at
Atlanta a few
weeks ago, is
listed as the
record for u
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Fla, yesterday
with = a m IN v
Snead and Cpl.
Bobby Walker
Jones shot
10. S n e a d a
course record
66, Christian
sen 6S an d
Walker Is 4.
F a ms bought
S S 0 0 90 in
bonds.
c ap {. II "A !
Van Avery fOr-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

then managed
by Billy South
worth, the Car
dlnals.
Zeller paid
S22,50O for
the big right
h a n d er. n
bargain con-
Sidering AIS
c O ntribution
10 the Tiger
y N n ant in
1910 and his
good work I'm
neAan -ao
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

40 i acne
Wally May.
one of Eng
lands fin @ 5 [
boxing train
ers. has a great
sense of hui
NOR. AS ! en-
entered [ h g
d o O r h g
matched u S,
just like that.
He appeared
- knWHa ANA- -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

of AL Benton OF
the Tigers. and
rightly so.
But d o mt
forget Hank
Borowy also
h a n fl v e
straight VIC
tories TO his
credit. Hank
was making
a real name
for himself
with about
25 victories
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

trainer Philip Rose, q Windsor
man, is very encouraged" said
owner Bert Graham today.
Graham. a Fort street restaur-
ateur, who owns the old Kenil-
worth track in Windsor, said the
colts were started in training in
February at Kenilworth. where
the entire stable wintered. He
has sent six horses TO the Toronto
track
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
SpOr
ZeNer Gets Pct fer
Discovering Benton
BY LEO MacDoNELL

Jack Zeller, Tiger general man
ager, is getting much pleasure out
Of Al Bentons brilliant pitching
this spring Back IN 1881
Zeller personally secuted and
bought Benton from Memphis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
SOL Double

BALTIMORE. Md. May ld
tUPJ -- The Daily Double tote
board registered three figures az
PImlico today when Tenebrose and
Blenette combined for a S201.N
opening day payoff.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Bars Bribinq Amateurs

LANSING, May 10 (UP) Gov.
Kelly today signed the Romano
bill making it a felony to bribe
amateur athletes. The present
law is limited TO professional
athletes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
An Empty Pen Cost
Yanks $500 More
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

A few drops of ink cost Pauy
Krichell and the Yankees $500
when they signed big Hank
Borowy., the chief scout for the
New Workers sadly relates.
There's been a lot of ink used
around here to relate the doings
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
h Sports a
.R T

Bin Eddy Of Flint stopped Billy
Miller of Pittsburgh in the latters
town last night IN the fourth
round. Benny McCOmbs of Flint
was knocked out by Gene Sim
mons in the sixth round on the
same card.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
COHln'S All Set
Discovery Is
Blow TO Writer
BY ROBERT MUsEL
United Pre-" staff Correspondent

Z LONDON, May 10 Take heed,
Tech. Sgt. Joe Louis. If you
think you would have an easy
time defending your world heavy
weigh championship against Billy
Conn. you'd better change your
mind--take it from me.
This man Conn is tough. l
know, boy. because l went two
rounds with him yesterday. Boy,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

that the full power in the clubhead
is correctly applied TO the ball.
When you step up TO address
the ball, you must have clearly
in mind the relation the loft Of
the club has 10 the flight of the
ball and take your stance ac-
cordngly.
The simplest way is TO remem-
ber-t that the No. iron. because
of its loft, is played exactly off
the center point between your
heels. .\N NN
lfyou use a No. d iron. a less
lofted club, you position The club
head about an inch nearer the
ball. two inches nearer for a No.
3 iron, etc, For clubs more highly
lofted than the No. 5, you reverse
this procedure,
Protected by John p Ollie CO..
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Hal VIII Hit
5triidIe@..0NeH|
By LEO MACDoNELL

Today double-header be-
tween the Tigers and Athletics
was called off on account Of
rain. 4 double-header is listed
again for tomorrow. The post
pOnement marked the fifth
game out 81 nine scheduled with
Eastern teams that have been
called of.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

PrnIfCO
Weather, cisAf track fast
Seventh Face-CAlf Pet.
Rest All Rol
NARRAcAEsETT PARK
weather. clear. rack fast
Yirut Rare-Linvood Ghost
sixth Pace-Linsood Jim. Dsuntless Cal,
DR.. johnson.
sPORTsNANs PARK
Weathsr cloudy. track siop.
TIfth Race-T lnocr1cy
SiHth Race-R0sy Brand, Roytt
EEKNELAND
weather cloudy trsck muddy
Third Race-Edns ~
Tffth pnce-Spsfe the Rod. speed .av.
omaifss. Ben Car. BIRD o CClc
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Steve ONeill is not worried
about Harold Newhouser. who has
won only two games against three
losses this spring.
"Newhouser will hit his stride
like he did last year" O'Neill
prophesied for the slim left
handler. who piled up % VIC
tories fast year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
LdrgeCities
.AreApproved
BY EDGAR HAYES

The National Collegiate Ath-
letic Associations new set of
travel regulations for college
teams, approved by the Office of
Defense Transportation is ex-
pected to pave the way for foot
ball classics in the big cities.
Games like the Army-Michigan,
Af1ny-Notre Dame contests sehed-
uled at Yankee Stadium. the
Navy-Michigan game at Balti-
more and the Navy-Notre Dame
game at Cleveland would be APP
proved under the rule that states
Contests must be- scheduled
for the home grounds of one or
the other of the competing
schools or for urban playing
fields located between the re-
spective home grounds Of the
competing schools.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

It is good golf 10 swing the
clubhcad back perhaps as much
as a foot along the direction line
before you swing the clubhead
in, around and up. This action
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
li+tIe's S 81 Best

Fred Corcoran. secretary of the
PGA, thinks the best 1S-hole score
ever registered in tournament golf
was turned in by Lawson Little
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Frss-Send TO Sam Snead.
Golf Editor Detroit Times ~,
for free booklet Stance and
Grip. Enclose stamped seIf-0d-
drsssed return enveIope
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
DefrOifer Tests Derby
HOpefuIS saf Toronto
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Woodbne within the
will determine whether Kenworh Lad Bert
vile the big June g.
the colts have been working remarkably and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Bobby Jones got an eagle when
he needed il on the eighteenth.
hole-as he and Earl Christiansen
of Miami tied an exhibition war
bond golf match at Lakeland,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

ing Your head. The club, in the
downswing, tends TO retrace the
ascending path. And if il does
this you can readily understand
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
NCAA PROGRAM

University of Detroit would
likely be able to go through with
It's plans TO play Mississippi State
at Memphis Tenn.
The complete set Of rules;
stocalize and simplify sched-
uleS
Exclude contests involving an
absence from the campus or school
Of more than 4S hours.
Eliminate all unreaSonably
long trips.
. Schedule contests only for the
home grounds Of one or the other
Of the competing teams or for
urban playing fields located be-
tween the reSpec ectiVe nome
grounds of the competing teams.
. Limit ticket sales for all events
TO the immediate vicinitieS in
which they are taking place.
. Schedule contests al places
where spectators are already To-
Gated rather than at places 10
which they would have to travel.
iscourage attendance AZ
away from home contests by un-
dergraduateS, alumni and other
sports followers not resident in
the immediate vicinity Of the con-
test.
Route team trips away from
congested transportation centerS
and from main arteries Of travel.
REDUCE NUMBER
. Reduce TO an absolute mini
mum number of athletes making
trips for contests away from
home.
. Limit the number OF coaches.
leaders and managers. and COM
pletely exclude bands and other
travelling parties not essential 10
the trip.
. Eliminate transportation OF
equipment through use by both
competitors of the home teams $
equipment.
. Replace home and home com
petition by two or more contests
al a single location.
f il m nate participation IN
poSt-seaSon events
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
MORE CHEER

With his arthritis gone. al Ben
ton setting new pitching marks
and the Tigers giving promise of
again being serious contender
for American League champion,
ONeill has hardly noticed the
bad weather, which has caused
more than a haif dozen postponed
games for his cfub here and
abroad
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Pete Naktenis. who gave up
baseball three years
ago to take a war job. pitched a
no hit, no run game for the Hart
ford Laurels last night. double
the Binghamton Trip
lets, 90, IN an Eastern League tilt
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Better GON
EXPLAINING THE SWING
By SAM SNEAD
Coils Great Teacher and Player

(ThIS is the ninth Of a series of illustrated golf
lessons by Snead wLrch wH appear daily the sports
pages of The Detroit Times)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

1OIh are dii -btNNttff tine sAilpNiH
involved so these games could be
played. -
The original ODT rules said no
games could be played except on
the home grounds of one of the
competing schools. They wouid
have caused Michigan TO shift
both Army and Navy games TO
Ann Arbor.
Michigan University athletic Of
Ificials are waiting official word
from the NCAA before making
their final plans. They decline 10
comment on the rules, but be-
lieve il would clear the way for
the service games in the East.
If the rules are still in effect
at the football time II would mean
Michigan State would have 10
cancel its Nov. q game with
Miami University in Florida.
Teams can't play game that taxes
the squad away from the campus
over as hours.
Notre Dame has games in At
lanta and New Orleans. but the
present railroad schedules would
enable-them 10 keep within The
two-day limit, but with little time
TO spare.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
KEPT 1T HIDDEN

WITH four wins against three
losses on this date last year. New
houser had not revealed The wiz
ardy that made him the outstand-
ing hurler in the major leagues
IN 1914. For that matter, neither
was Trout, who at this time last
season had won three games and
lost three.
But, boy, what those two young
men did later! II will be remem-
bered they UOtaied SO trfumphs-
% for Harold and 81 for PAU.
Interesting. too, are records
which reveal Eddie Mayo. now
blasting the ball for an average
of better than 300. was hitting a
feeble .2l3 at this time last season.
Chuck Hostetler was leading the
Tigers then with mark of 800.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Esteem. William Ziegler Jr.'S colt,
hitherto regarded as second choice
in Kentucky Derby, was affected
by coughing epidemic at New
York and Withdrawn from
Churchill Downs classic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Lawton Carver GNS sports
EDITOR writes:
Behind every single heavyweight
fight now will be the incentive Of
getting that first crack at Louis,
He figures TO get out Of the
army some day and that IS the
day they all are waiting for. They
have it rightfully figured out that
Louis should be softer than he
used to be, for he is older and
has been inactive insofar as Seri-
Gus fighting is concerned since he
entered the army in 1912.
Maybe some young. strong tough
guy will be able TO take him.
1t isn't likely that Louis ever
again will be as good as he was
three or four years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Pitcher Fritz Ostermueller and
catcher Hank CamelIi have been
officially placed on the Pirates
national defense list. il was an
nounced today by residen ~
William r. BenSwanger There
arc SO Pirates serving in the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
Major League Leaders

Nv United Press
IIAntNG BAISMTS
tMiHil Al ITAGIT
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17
ALL QUALIFY

Cleveland. Baltimore and New
York are all between the schools
involved so these games could be
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Luke Hamlin, former Tiger
pitcher, won his third game for
Toronto Maple Leafs tins season
when he beat the Baltimore
Orioles, 2-1 last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

mer Minnesota All-American and
Green Bay pro star. has been lib
Grated from German prison camp,
his wife revealed in Chicago
His bomber was shot down May
y, 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-17

Pitcher Max Lanier OF Cardi-
nails will take preinduction phys
ical at Denton n. G., May "a . .
Pitcher Charles Embrce and out
fielder I'd Carnett of Indians
passed army phySicalS in Cleve-
land yesterday Eddie Hany-
zewski. Cubs pitcher, was put in
AZ after exam.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
hcVay Faces Court
Monday in Loss Of
Cruiser indianapolis
From Yesterdays Last Edition

| From Yesterdays Last EditionJ
A general court-martial has
been called to meet at the Navy
Yard here next Monday to try
Capt. Charles B. McVay III, who
was commander of the cruiser
Indianapolis, sunk in the Philip
pines Sea last July with a loss
of 883 officers and men.
Capt. McVay. who comes from a
family notable in naval history, lives
here at 2l26 Connecticut avenue.
The Indianapolis was sunk after
making an historic run to Guam
with materials for the atomic bombs
which later fell on Japan. She was
lost after she had left the island
No Details of Charges.
The Navy Department announce
ment did not give the detailed
charges to be brought against Capt
McVay, nor did it give any new
light on the cause of the cruisers
sinking. The Indianapolis went
down at night within IS minutes
after being hit with what was pre-
sumed to be a torpedo. Members OF
the crew were in the water for sew
eral days before the vessel was re-
ported missing.
The Navy Department said the
court-martial proceedings would be
open. permitting public informa-
ton as to charges and the informa-
tion brought out.
An Associated Press dispatch filed
from Guam on August Is, giving the
first news of the tragedy, explained
that the ships radio could not send
out distress signal because the
missile which struck her destroyed
her electric power system.
Capt. McVay, according to the
dispatch, rushed to the chart house
after the vessel was struck and ex-
claimed to Comdr. John H. Janney
of Baltimore, who was lost in the
disaster:
For Gods sake make certain that
contact reports get out. Say we
have been torpedoed. Our position
such and such. We are sinking
rapidly and need immediate, as
sistance."
Had No Electric Power.
"Radiomen tried in frantic des-
peration to. click out their appea
for help the report said. 1T was
Evening star., 1945-11-28

Asiatic Fleet. He finished the Naval
Academy in 1920.
The court-martial. directed to as
semble at 10 am. Monday, will
be composed of Rear Admiral Wilder
D. Baker, Commodores Paul S.
Thesis and William S. Popham and
Capts. Homer l.. Grosskopf, Heman
j. Redf1eld, John r. Sullivan and
Evening star., 1945-11-28

Hold your Victory Loan Bonds un-
til maturity and take advantage Of
the increased return guaranteed by
the Government. Your money could
not be invested more safely than In
Victory Bonds.