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Evening star., 1945-09-30
u. IL. A. Wins Wild Tilt
From San DIEGO Navy

LOS ANGELES, Sept. % R.-
U. c. L. A. Bruins, withstanding a
savage fourth period onslaught, to-
day defeated the San Diego Navy
Blue Jackets, 20-H. in thrilling,
wild and wide-open football game.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Statistics:

McWilliams, who shared scoring
honors with Davis, each making two
touchdowns, smashed over for the
second score at the end of a 5l-yard
march in the second period. The
regulars returned to make it 1910 at
the half when Dick Walterhouse
tossed 20-yard pass to Davis, who
caught it on the 20-yard line and
ran for the touchdown.
After the scoreless third quarter,
the reserves added another tally
midway through the final quarter.
Armys strong defense forced Joe
Margucci to punt from behind his
own goal and the ball was downed
on the 20. Three plays by Stuart,
Rowan and McWilliams carried it
over.
Davis and Blanchard came off the
bench In the last half minute and
Davis tossed a 21-yard pass into the
end zone for the final fnl,chdou,,
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Tiger-Brown Twin Bill
Will Be Broadcast

A play -by-play account of the all
important doubleheader between the
Detroit Tigers and st. Louis Browns
in st. Louis today will be broadcast
over Station VOL starting at 1880.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Football Results

As ATmy. 81 8sa ''zf'Sf' zap Personnel Distribution
eornelf, eeoTsif. Is: Is: RSsEesi, s1sRssifr' s! o.
Yale, q; Tufts, !;
esq ss;o5 ssssf sssfs s. 4 Navy
pennsylvania, so; Brown, o.
aesrda Pfttssarsh. 20 o. west WeF'SiIsd virsinia
Franklin g. Marshall, Z; swartmore, =
GosIP GoIan9ls; 4 a. i Iassystss ssysn,sn 4
G1einHs G1eR Haven rehTs iGSx 8 Bloomsburg rchrs
Merchant Ne Marine; 26; Rensselaer,, 19,
Midwest.
Indiana. Z; NoIthwestern; 7 ttie,,
Ohio State. A; Missouri, 6,
Purdue, 90; Great Lakes, s.
Oklahoma, 20: Nebraska, Q.
Essfiiso Eerss is Cornell e9 neaana coifese s'ss o.
St. .d LSuis sSiss y, 90; Northeast Missouri
Wisconsin, 40; Marquette. 13.
Iowa, IA; Bergstrom Field, 49,
Drake, 40; Kearney Air Base, IS. 0
Kentucky, 13; Cincinnati, Z. y
Oberlin, "a; Denison, O.
MHTssinsum; Hnthar un3;.S Q; fotterbien, o ttie).
BoWiing % Green, s; g. OHIO sa"5ni unive1sity, a O.
Kansas State, 10; wichita. 6.
Miami Go9: IL; Notre Dame B." 0.
Case, 32; Wooster, 6.
Fletcher General Hospital. IA; Rio Grande
Iowa State, 4s; Iowa State Tchrs., 10.
81. Ihomas, Il; st. Olaf. Q.
Pspauw' ms.ss,v 2; q; % Illinois State Normal. Q.
Eastern illinois. IL: Butler. Z.
Albion, 4; Hillsdale. 6.
Central Michigan, 6; Western Michigan, O.
Georgia Tech, 90; North Carolina, IA.
Georgis. 20; Clemson, o.
Rsnks; sohfs e; rs rd7;na Hogue M Fieid; Q,
Mississippi State. 81; Southwestern Lou.
" isiana M III Inst, 9;
Tennessee. T. wake Forest, 8. .
Tlorsda' TMlalnsTfofss: IS: a,ssisspp;,e Il GlsTp;
Wi1liam }nnIsinna aaa s4 Mary, e; cataSsba' 8.
iennrssse tion eents4 tstate, 80; Ft Benninr Recep
Kingston IN. c.1 Marines. Is: Fort Mon.
Southwest
Texas Christian, z; Baylor. q.
Sklahoma A; M. -; Arkansas. IA.
Selman Field. ID; Ellington Field o.
cospns MslboSiat Christ Air Station, 49, Southern
Tulsa. 50; Texas State, o.
Texas Ags, 10; Texas Tech, 8.
Texas, 46: Southwestern. 0.
Far West.
Nevada. 80: Utah. "a.
Colorado u, ID; Colorado College, O.
Washineton State. 43: Idaho. IL.
Y. c. IA, 20: San Diego Navy, IA
Camp Beale, Il; OREGON State, IA.
use, 13; California, Q.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Colgate Goes on Parade

HAMILTON, N. Y, Sept. 80 R..-
Punctuating their attack with long
runs, long passes and long drives,
Colgate's Red Raiders today de-
feated Rochester, 48 to o.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Gators End Rebel Jinx

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Sept. 20
pa nimble Florida eleven un-
leashed . furry Of swift attacks
here tonight to defeat favored Mis-
sissippi. 26-13, and break q long,
standing ink.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Cards Win Two Futile
Contests With Reds
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Sept. %. - The
Cardinals swept twin bill from the
Cincinnati Reds today, winning So
and 60, although they were beaten
IN the pennant race by virtue of
the Chicago Cubs victory over the
Pirates
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Cords Get Two From Farm

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 20 (P.-
Columbus has sold Outfielder Jack
McLain and Infielder Bobby Rhawn
to the parent st. Louis Cardinals.
Evening star., 1945-09-30

Totals SO / - 10 Totals 36 10 27 10
sBatted for Bowman in seventh.
tBatted for Harrist in ninth
ST. Louis - 600 41O 0o0-5
Cincinnati 900 900 20I-3
Runs-Hopp, Adams Sanders. Verban.
Marion, Miller. Lakeman, Mesner. Runs
batted in-Kurowski. Marion t2). Burk-
hart. Williams. Lakeman. Two-base hits
-Lakeman Losing pitcher-BoWman
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Totals 35 10 % 10 Totals 81 s2713
Batted for Coscarart in sixth.
Batted for Strincevich in ninth.
Batted for Salkeld in ninth.
Cn!cago ---------- 100 010 101-4
Pittsburgh 100 OO2 OOO-3
Runs battee in-Lowrey t2), Barrett.
Colman, Ostermueller, Pafko. Two-base
hits Hack, Gionfriddo t2I Winning
pitcher--Borowy. Losing pitcher-Oster-
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Called, darkness. end of sixth inning).
Runs-Block, Nicholson, Gillespie, Me-
rullo, Vandenberg. Runs batted in-Gil-
lespie t2). Block, Lowrey (2). Two-base
hits-Cavaretta, Schuster. Lowrey. Sauer
Home run-Gillespie. Winning pitcher
Vandenberg.
Runs batted in-Gillespie. Block. Low
cry 60 Two base hits-Cavarretta,
Schuster. Lowery, Sauer. Home run-Gil-
lespie
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Win,Lose or Draw
By 1T. FRANCIS E. STANN, U. !
Star star Correspondent.
In Hotel Lobby on Rainy Day

EUUDy OuT
Sept. 29.-One by but sometimes
long stop inquire
the
thought walked through revolving the skies
study clouds
good precious
days Deep believe Tigers
highly ball
have chances cinch the
hwar equally mediocre Washington
in the flag
The schedule days ago.
hocus scheduling there when
packed ready their homes certain that all hope
solid stalng
Senators have pnoch and listening radio
ONeils Bengals would
Evening star., 1945-09-30

ouchdowns-Gould Neuman, Green.
vile, Mumma. Point. after touchdown
Hauter. Mlrpay. i.u.sGhS Nails. AIen, fH1r. Horan
Mumma, Hall, Owens. Hill N.T.s.-cac.
cavallo Pierce, Brocato. Henderson, wat.
Wicks. Robey. Moses
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Tigers HuddIe as Radiators CIunk

the indicated nothing
would
and they this assumption The American
Will Harrige hand verify the that
rain falling besides somebody neglected the Browns
infeld At approximately 1:30 o'clock the called
fcaly and the Tigers scattered.
For ball players who have been posponng victory for
barassng length me the Tigers loose
Those who rugged stuff to movies which largely
cold
headed
cankng trying
for the than
there the old-schoo lobby
the
Evening star., 1945-09-30

Navy scoring: Touchdowns-C. Scott
meyer, r. Williams (sub for Kelly. Am
brosi tsub for Scott. Sundheim Points
after ouchdown-Currence "a tsub for
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Choice of Trucks Nav Be GumbIe

About the lively ONeils decision
pitch 26yerold Navy petty officer Virgil Trucks the
first The few Tigers who passed
hotel lobby anything ONes
choice He'll said of the what's
pitching Trucks? He's pitching the Navy When he left
big leagues he faster than Bob Fee far most of
concerned why should he have special trouble?
Well didn't know the that right ofhand All
playing Navy
athlete for the leagues
shortly after Fer first became file number the Bureau of Navy
Personnel he played back in 1912 featuring
against big eagu Bobby then But he
didn't have it: he licked
Hank Greenoerg only shadow of his former self
fauess enabled help the Senators
the the The with Cecil Travis and
others who have come back to baseball.
Trucks his first postwar start and wind
up pelnant he will be of
players the had other chores to perform
little lessbut all something
that few emerged from the service better ball
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Leuque Statistics


SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 80. 1915.
4 AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
New York 5; Boston o.
Detroit at st. Louis rain.
Cleveland at Chicago. cold
0nly games scheduled.
Standing of Clubs.
BET, i i ss!| o,1 ssy. HH ss s.! 81 { :
NY. so II $50 6k Phil SO 9s .347 81
Games Today.
chy. at Chic: ts).
Bost. at N. Y.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
Chicago. As Pittsburgh 80.
ST. Louis, SO; Cincinnati 3D.
Boston. l3; New York, Second game.
Only games scheduled.
Standing Of Clubs.
ss s & & sSt 81 s.; o' gx sss; i s. 3
Bsat Sss sss fn sh q lS 81 ssa sS9 e e
Games Today.
Chic. at Pitts
N. Y. at Bost. t2).
Bklyn. st Phil.
et, /. at Gin. t2).
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

Sgt Disston Massey. son Of Mr..
and Mrs f. NJ Massey, who has
served for 22 months overseas in
the South Pacific. has returned tO
the States and was the Weekend
guest OF his parents at their h0mc
or Franklin Avenue.
After being overseas FOR twenty
eight months. Sgt. George W. Gov
erdale is back i'll the States and
is visiting his parents MIR. and
Mrs. Grover G. CoVcrdale ON Sa-
yannah Road
Mrs. Justus B. Naylor is visit
ing her husband. Capt .IustuS B.
Naylor. in New York Tor a few
days.
Miss Alberta Wilson. who is en-
pl0yed in New York with the Ma
tiOnal Organization OF Public
Health Nurses, spent the pas;
weekend in Lrwcs with her par
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
OVERLOOK

Nh and Mrs. Robert White and
mother, entertained with a turkey
dinner ON Sunday. Guests included
Miss lay White. Miss Belnicc
Johnson, Miss Jane Lingo OF Mil
ton ana Miss Iris Conowav Of Mas
sau, Mr. and Mrs. Willard White
and three children, Gale. Joan. and
James White, Jr., all of Overhrooh.
MIR. David Donovan and family oi
Miltton
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Walls and
daughter of Milton called on MIR.
and Mrs. Theodore Richards Mr.
Mr. Richards is confined to his
room.
MIR, and Mrs. Davis Donovan ana
two children of Milton called on
Mrs. Donovan's sister and brother
in-law. MIR and Mrs. Willard
White
Mr.. and Mrs David Brittineham
entertained with a turkey dinner
on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
PettEjohn. ST.. and daughter. Lou
Use, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb. Nr. and
Mrs. Clifton, and daughter. lean.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Carey and TWO child
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pet
tyjohn, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
West and Mr.. and Mrs. Green
Birmingham.
Nh. and Mrs. Theodore Richards
entertained friends from Lincoln
Sunday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
LEWES

Mrs. Margaret Lyons Messick,
- yeal.s old. wife ol Dr. William
X. Meesick. Rchoboth Beach physi-
clan, died Sunday at the Beebe
Hospital of pneumonia. She was
stricken at her home AT RehOhoth
Beach last Wednesday. shortly al
tel her husband had left for a vaca-
tion at West Palm Beach. Fla. She
WAS the daughter of the late Dr.
Joseph H. Lyons, LeWcS physician,
and Mur2u.et Nirden Lyons. and Il
sister OF Capr Harry Nirden Ly-
ouS. OF LcWcS. retired Delaware
river Iilot. BESIDES her husband
and brother she is survived by TWO
daughters Mrs William Teal. Jr..
OF Loves. ana Mrs Ralph &. Rust,
of West Palm Beach, Fla; and two
2landdau9hterS. the Misses Bar
hala and Mary Ellen Teal. OF
LeWrs. Funeral services We're he'd
Tuesday 1T p. m in St Peters
Episcopal Church. IcWcs conduct
ed hy the Rev Nelson W. Right
myer lnttrmtnt was made in tn,
MesSick family plot in III" Union
Cemetery 1T Georgetown. Delaware
". r. Atkins. funeral director.
Cpl. Clarence Edeens. son of Mr.
and MIS-. Clarence t,dsens Jr., is
spending some time with his par
cnts at their home on Third st
Cpl t.d"ons is stationed at For
DcNtnS Mass
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
OCEAN VIEW

We appreciate the sunshine. es-
pecially after the CLOUDS and dark
ness. typical of January
Sorry to learn that Clinton Rob
insOn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jir.
ROBINSON has been wounded. Will"
in action overseas. His parents
received word. as we'll as his wife.
Mrs. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gray. ST.
OF Rchoboth. We're dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Richards
and Mrs. Walter Gray. Ir.. ON
Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Xcne Long and Mr.. Elijah
Tyre were visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn on
Saturday and Sunday Also Mrs.
Ehc Davidson called ON them.
Mr.. Clarence IIearn observed his
18th birthday on Sunday. january
Is. Mrs Erarn. his wife. prepared
a good dinner in honor of Mr.
IIcarn's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.hr Davidson call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Du-
wilson and daughtcr MclbA. on
Sunday afternoon.
During the extreme cold spell.
Whites Creek has become fruzcI
over.
Mr. Chester Richards observed
another birthday; and also Mr.
Samuel T. Belts had Il birthday OF
January 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Richards anC
son, Ward Jr.. and Mrs. Moore. tn,
mother of Mrs. Richards. were tn,
supper guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Richards on Thursday
Later in the evening ice cream ant
cake We're served. The occasion
was Mrs Thelma Grays birthday
Mrs Elsie Hickman and Mrs
Ethel Davidson visited Mrs FL
wood Lynch at Lcwrs. on Mon
day
Mr.. William G. Hickman ha
been sick with a severe cold, hu
is improving.
Mrs. Rctha Kaufman has no
bcne we'll during the past tW
weeks.
The Ladies' Society of Beth,
: Church will meet on Monday nigh
February 9TH. instead of Tursdu
| night, due To the training SrhO,
being held every Tuesday night {:
John VI. Clayton School
This Christian Workers. SchO,
| abov" mentioned is attended we
bV the HalIimOrn IIuudrpd folk,
Rev. {. f.. Davis, MIR. Thomas /
Hickman Mrs. Eva perrlckSOI
= Mrs. Elsie Wharton. Mrs. Florrnt
Richards and Mrs. Helen lIOtlma
y and others to be mentioned late
attended from here.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence IIeal
and Mr.. Elijah Tyre, ST.. wrl
/. dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
Ory Ellis ON Sunday at Millshor
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

ents. Mr.. and Mrs. AlOnZO Wilson,
at their home on Dewey Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Baker are
confined to their home on Fourth
Street due to illness.
David Lee Clifton. little son Of
Mr. and Ms. l.. G.. Clifton. Jr., is
confined TO his home with the flu.
Mrs Samuel West. Of Lewes. is
in charge 0f the Red Cross sewing
unit which has resumed serving
sessions in the Lcwes post office
building for the winter months.
Mrs. West has made an appeal to
all women TO meet with her on
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
between one and four p. m. and
assist in making some greatly
needed garments for the Red Cross.
Don't rcbuke anybody publicly -
not even a husband.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Gcor4" KnoN and
Two children Judy and Mary Janr.
and Mr.. and Mrs Preston Evans
and family visited AIR. ANA MIS-.
Louis Lathhury ON Saturday.
The heirs of the late AIR. Wilmer
Steele have sold tn" property in
town. recently occupied hy Irwin
Steele and family +" q party from
Nineland y. j.
There will be the sunday school
held az Bethel Methodist Church
on Sunday. February !rh Every
one welcome and lutiI"d to attend
Preaching by tho Rev. e. T.. Da-
Wis will be at ni2m. .u thD Mahod-
isl Church.
Mrs. Katie Hall deserves recog-
nition. for she has attended sun
day school regularly an The Chris
tian Church ion eight years Sh"
wears her medal awarded her.
The community WAS sadd.ned by
the passing beyond of Mrs Ec0na
Allen ON Thursday, january Is. at
her home here Funrru} services
were held from III, Presbyterian
Church ON Saturday afternoon IT
O'Clock. Rev. Rodney BouI = for
mcl pastor. conducted the services
She is survived by hcr husband
Paul Allen; A"r dnu2At.". Mrs
Kathryn Alien Lame; "a som. David,
her mother. Mrs NJry hudson
two brothers Iumrs " hudson
and David Hudson. l"o sisters
Mrs. Helen Baxter amt Ms. Haze
Simpson. the Llrog from e.h"sa
pcakc City, va.
Mrs. Jennie parSom hats returned
home from Baltimore Whrrc she ha:
been nursima hrr d#u.Htor. Mrs
willard puary and baby SON "ho il
a month Old
Nelson Dolby is at th" Erch'
Hospital where b. is slayin@ 10
treatment. We hope me- VIII sool
recover.
Mrs Anna White E"tu of Lo
Angeles. California. has hs'u Wis
iling her brother Hnd @j@r,r ia law
Mr.. and Mrs. t,cor,., g. Keen
WN; rnNr~ o "ouD" Ias H..
month to spaced >n.'"f>'
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

The Orange Social and the meet
inS oI the WOmen'S Society of
Christian Service which was held
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
FcnUel ON Friday evening, January
- vas quite u success We wish to
thank all who helped many way
The Community Sing which was
to meet at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. VI. DickersOn this Sunday
evening. February I will he trans
ferred to the church were We Will
all gather for the first evening of
our RcYiVal Services on Sunday
tIenin2 and hc held each evening
durin@ tn" week with the cXCep-
rion OF Monday and Saturday even
ines
Reverend Iones of Pennington
will be the chief speaker AT these
meetings with our pastor. RcVc-
Itnd kniccly in charge.
Remember We can expect To ben
Ctit from those services in proper
riun To the effort, We put into them.
Let us think about them. pray
about them and plan To be there
without fail The Giver OF ouI
many blessings will reward us ac-
CordinsIH. Old Chaplain'S chapel
cNttldS a most cordial welcome tt
HOu. Please come and receive il.
Don't forget the Sunday school at
thaplain'@ next Sunday, February
lth az 1890 Il. III.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02

somewhere in France. He went
overseas in Jane lHfl He is i'm tn"
Field Artillery. He married Miss
Elsie Casper of Wyoming leaving
tur overseas soon after the Wrdd-
Ing His brother. Pfc Arthur spent
his 2oth birthday in Italy.
The Official Board of Trinity
methudist Church has granted the
rastor. the Reverend Thomas G..
Jones Il TWO weeks vacation which
hr and Mrs Jones will spend in
or near On landu. Florida. MIR. Jones
Will conduct rVan&rliStic ser, ices
during pa1 of his stay. On Sunday
morning. February llth. the Revc-
rcnd Howard Davis of Lewes will
preach and in the evening the
Reverend John T. Bailey of George
town Will fill the pulpit. On sun
day. February 18th. the Reverend
q. y. BHrklcy, President of Wesley
Junior College. Dover will preach
and i'll the evening the W0men'S
Society of Christian Service. will
CUnduct the service.
"hth-DHy ADVENTIST Church
David G.. FIcaslc. Pastor
PrcHchin@ Friday night at o.
clock.
Sabbath School Saturday at Ia
a. m.
Mission Service Saturday at ll:15
1t: N.
Preaching Saturday at 1880 Il.
m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

- SGT AND MRS ROBERT
- F. GREEN are back nm
RoScdaIe Park from brief
honeymoon Their marriage
took place March 3. IN the
outer Drive Faith Lutheran
Church with the Rev {. l..
Kemp reading the service.
The former Alice Greer j. the
daughter of Mrs. Emily Greer
of san Francisco. The bride
groom Is the son Of Or. and
Mrs Walter r. Green of GlaS-
tonbury road
Sally Tarbell was The brides
sole attendant and 1t. James
NcGaw was best man. A. l..
-tirri7-Fri -ft0bFTU T.. Green,
unclcS of the bridegroom I'm,
seated the guests.
A dinner and reception were
given al the Green home, where
the young couple Is staying
mgil : sgt Green leaves for
Paris Island. $ {. The bride
expects 10 iain him there
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Mrs. Gadd Entertains

Mrs. Charles 4. Gadd will
entertain Saturday evening at
d dinner party fore eIGhLaLhcr
house IN ShattSbury road honor
ing her nephew. Flight Officer
Robert W. Elder of Franklin
Hills, home on leave from Sell
man Field, Monroe, La,
Mr. and Mrs Charles L. Hay
wood of SALISBURY road will
entertain Monday evening at a
dinner party for Flight Officer
Elder.
MIR. and MrS-lluge Post of
Warwick road had as their
guests this Saturday evening
the neIGhhorhood bridges group.
Participating were MesSrS. and
MesdameS John Hancock -Ber-
nard Lake Wa { LehH,
Thomas Awrey. Claire Wick.
Mrs. Bessie L. Hops and
sister Allie Hartt, on Friday
will be co-hoSteSSeS AT luncheon
at their house IN Lancashire
road. honorInE Mrs. James
Green of Tu>cola, Those present
viii bp,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Brothers in Reunion

s SGT. Robert L. Green and
twin brother, $ Sgt Bruce
,HTecn met for the first time in
over two years IN February on
tho West Coast, and together
they ,ccIcbraiod Their 21st BIRTH
days.
Mrs Robert Carrier wanda
Awrcvl. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs .FhofraS l.. Awrcy of War
wick road. received her degree
Friday at Michigan State Col
icec and lcft immediately for
Miami, 10 be with her husband.
+ Carrier, who Is -COnvategCTnE
from Shrapnel wounds
AS Robert Awrey visited his
parents, the Thomas l.. AWreyS,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Sgt. and Mrs. Green -.
Bac k From mHoneymoon

On route from Western State
College. Kalamazoo. 10 North
western University. Chicago.
1t James MCGaW arrived
home from Napier Field Ala,
on a seven-day leave before co.
ING 10 Mitchell Field. l.. |. His
brother, A S Donald. USNR,
came from the University Of
Michigan TO be with 1t. McGaw
and his parents, the Ralph l..
MCGdWS OF Ashton road.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Bond Set for !
In Tire Thievery

Archie Wright 81, Of 1894 Log
Cabin and his son-in-law, Levi {.
Lehman, o. Of 15605 Wabash were
free under s., 500 bond today after
they pleaded innocent before L. S.
Commissioner George Read.
The two were accused Of having
in their possession 100 tires alleg.
edly part Of the $4,000 worth
Of tires stolen from the Caldwell
Motor Freight Co. 5000 Twenty
third. 10 days ago.
Eleven have been arrested by
the FBI in the theft. An inter-
state truck carrying the tires was
taken from the companys freight
yards Oct. p.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Put Up FIGHT

The officer suggested that they
return and find the purSuerS, hut
instead. police said. Adams turned
a~d struck Van ZWcedon across
the face.
A fight ensued. and Van Zwee-
don opened fire at close range
Two of the bullets entered the
abdomen. and the third struck
Adams in the heel.
All the cash was found In
Adams clothes
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Turkeys
Plentiful

LANSING, Nov. 2-liousewiveS
will not need 10 gohble up any old
turkey they find in The markets
this Thanksgiving the federal
crop reporting agency said today.
There are 30 per cent more
birds this year than last and 7s
pCr cent more than The prcwar
avCragc the agency reported The
prco per pound is expected 10 be
considerably lower than OPA
ceilings. said G. l.. Borum, stalls
t,CI7n for the agency
lie said there are S@6 930 tur-
KEYS in Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

\ $4,000 Accident Insurance
policy for only soc payable each
q months, protection available
ONLY to new or old regular
daily home delivered Detroit
Times subscribers. Dial Cherry
$500 for additional information.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
FLIES WITH $3.50

she turned over $3.50 in cash.
nd ihc bandit fled around the
corner o. thc building
At thC rear he was aC'os .od bN
IAN ZWeedoH. Who was covering
hl- beat and asked Adams why he
was running.
"Some jitterbugs are after
me" Van Zwee don quoted
Adam, sN encUcIsur
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Bandit Suspect
Shot in Struggle

Charles Adams 26-ycar-old N1-
gro Of 1851 Bid5le iS in serious
condition today al Receiving Hos
pital from three Cunshot wounds
fired by Patroimsn Cornelius Van
Zweedon Of Garfield Station after
the holdup Of The Paradise Ihcs'er
57ll Woodward last pight
Police SAID Adam, showed a note
through tho cashiers window
thrc7teninc Mis- Helen PIebcc.
- OF 2S2S Riopclle who was on
duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

Washable masonite board, red
and black checkers, instruc-
tionsl Buy for Christmasl
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

Lcmonwood bow, l8-inch ar
rows, finger tab, target face
and instruction book.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

Glass keys. Fun, and easy for
children TO learn. Wood mall
lets, music and instructions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

realistic toy that will provide hours Of delight eaasse,
looks just like adult cradle phone the dial even spins.
Nodded of shiny black plastic, of the right Children
TO handle comfortably. And how they love en-.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
LawInaker Would
End War Time

WASHINGTON, July G. CUPD-
Rep Clarence Cannon I'D Mo
introduced a bill to restore stand
ard time to the entire country on
Dec. !
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

Mrs. Edwina Hammond of Wu-.-
port sought a divorce from her h'--
band because She said he made ..
live in a chicken coop.