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Evening star., 1945-09-25
LEGAL NOTICES
NATHAN NJ. LUBAR, Attorney.

MILAN NJ. LUBAR, ATTORNEY.
Bank of Commerce and Savings BLDG
Flied Sept. Is, l945. Charles Z. Stewart
Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum.
H. Jones, Defenoant.-No 297l4-The
object of this suit is for absolute divorce
two years On motion of the plaintiff il
is this 18th day of September, i945
ordered that the defendant Charles H
herein on or before the tortieth day, ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays
occurring after the day of the first publica :
ton OF this order: otherwise the cause
Will be proceeded with as in case of default
Provided copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and the
Evening Star before said day (SO
JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice (SealD At
test: CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk BY
EMMA G: SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1945-09-25
Deaths Reported

Mary J. Davis, 68. 1911 18th at. NV
Albert S. Hanger. SO, KennedyWarrer
Apis.
Max Terry. 4s. Blaoer sburg, Md.
Theodore Cranberry, 40, 2012 st. NV
Francis Norwood, 50, 1859 5th st. NV.
Bertha Tyler. So. 53s Columbia rd. NV.
Eliza Smith tHariston). So, Norfolk. Va.
Daniel E. Smallwood. "a, 1446 Bansel
Evening star., 1945-09-25

JACOB SANDER. Attorney,
Tower Building.
Filed Sept. 81, 1945. Charles E. Stew

Filed Sept. 81, l945. Charles E. Stewart
Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states for the District of Columbia,
Pls ntif. VS.. Louis M. Cartrett. Defenda mt.
NO, 0I6.-The object of this suit is to
grounds of desertion for more than two
years. On motion of the plaintiff, it is
this @1st day of September, l945. ordered
that the defendant Louis NJ Cartrett
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive of
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publication OF
this order: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of default
Provided. copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks
IN the Washington Law Reporter, and
the Evening Star before said day tSD
F. DICKINSON LET'S. Justice. tSeal)
Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk BY
EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1945-09-25
ROBERT H. MeNEILL, s15 18th st: NV,

De s.,t IEICI CVpRI OF TIE . UNIIED
Holding Probate Court.-No. 65 ,947, Ad-
ministration. is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
of Administration on the estate of
Martha Louise Nash also known as
District of Columbia. deceased All per-
sons having claims against the decea sed
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
ticated. to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day of September, AID. 1916;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all beneht of said estate. Given
ber. 1945. ROBERT H MCNEIL, SI5
18th ST. NV. (SealD Attest: VICTOR S.
MERSCH. Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
= se25. .oc2.q
Evening star., 1945-09-25

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 65,975. Ad-
mlnistration-This MI RAJ Is to Give Notice
York has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Michael s.
Huffman, late of the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated to the sub
scriber. on or before the 18th day of
September. AID. 1946; otherwise they may
b" law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Given under my hand this
21st day Of September. I945. LUCY p.
HUFFMAN, 113 East 6lst St. New York,
N. Y. tSeal1 Attest: VICTOR S.
MERSCH, Register of wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
seq. oco Q.
Evening star., 1945-09-25
The El>gnnt Ldok

IMPORTED KIDsKIk
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jet buttons at the wrist
to free hands for cock
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Evening star., 1945-09-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laUs, couples must
apply .tor marriage license on
one day. ,Uait three tuH days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-09-25

Accessories toke the eon'orous Elegant look
jewe with the look OF reo hats eecng color and profile
beouty long rich gloves fobuous bags in
drous little shapes fIoous sandals to foter your
pretty feet They make q like the
sleek royon frock we've sketched.
-Accesor res-rh
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

of great story teller. proven diplo
mat, a two-fisted. drinker and who
was, above everything else, the
realms toughest fighting man.
Pretty girls crowned the muscular
monarch with wreaths and led him 10
the royal caravan, a gilded vehicle
drawn by four white horses. Never
again will King Martin have TO pay
for a drink. Picking up the check
viii always be the duty OF his people.
They also must provide him with free
food and tithe OF their earnings
Last, and not least, he can select the
prettiest girl TO be his queen. It's a
job worth fighting for. says the new
King of the Tinker Tribesmen, and
he hopes he'll live a long time TO
enjoy all It's benefits. The defeated
Paddy Dodd accepted his downfall
phiIosophically and let IL be known
that he bore his coaqueror no I'll will.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

jim DellS uNkllnS ana DllBnl
W ribbons flying, scores of
w gaily painted Gypsy cara.
vans drove into the Maam Valley
one of the loneliest spots in Ireland
the other day
They parked around the edges of
a broad natural amphitheatre and
cooked dinner. Then 5000 GypSies
gathered In a circle-dark, wiry men
with gold earrings and colored hand.
kerchiefs, the tinker tribesmen who
roam the Emerald Isle mending pots
and pans and trading horses-and
their picturesque womenfolk in red
petticoats and rainbow-hued shawls
They rolled out kegs of poteen,
the raw mountain dew" of Ireland
and passed around cups of the fiery
liquor. Clay pipes and tobacco also
were distributed.
Then, into the wide ring, stepped
two men, both heavyweights. To each
one, pretty Gypsy colleenS brought a
beaker of moonshine. The men
tossed off their huge drains without
blinking, to the delight of the crowd
and then took turns speaking.
They told of the glories of old Ire
land from Brian Boru to the present
They switched to ''tawlo shib," the
black language of the Romany folk,
10 paint glowing picture of the rare
qualities of Gypsy folk.
After this bit of general blarney,
each man Dragged about his strength,
his fame as fighter, his accomplish.
ments as an arbiter of tribal disputes
Applause for their oratory was about
even, so the men stripped to the
waist and put up their fists to settle
things between them.
Mighty blows were given and
taken that day-but this was no mere
slugging match. 1t was a fight for
throne, and new King of the Irish
Gypsies was being chosen according
TO centuries-old custom.
Preliminary contests for this
crown already had been held in the
81 counties of Ireland Semi.finals
had followed. This was the competi-
ton 10 select successor to mighty
John Ward, buried recently i'm Bali
nasloe. Galway, after being soaked
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

worthy and hard-bit. ~ ~
ten resident Of Tuam.
II was tough fight, and beakers
of whisky. served TO each champion
between rounds, dealt almost equally
damaging blows.
But, gradually, Martin proved that
he had the fighting heart and poteen-
packing powers of all the Wards
Slowly Paddy weakened, and finally
he came out weaving blindly-wheth.
or from liquor or fistic punishment
will never be known. Wards last
punch caught him over the heart, and
he dropped flat on the turf, a thor
oughly beaten man.
The victor reached for a bottle,
amid the yells of his subjects. Stand
ing over his fallen rival like trium-
phant gladiator, Martin Ward drained
every drop, and blearily acknowl-
edged the shrill plaudits of his
admirers.
. Gypsy cheers rose to a deafening
pitch when their new ruler stayed on
his feet Here was a king to follow,
one who met the me-honored tests
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

far distant when a gyro apparatus
on the bridge will control the hy-
draulic engineeS that will move
these stabilizers up and down TO
meet the threat TO a ships equili-
brium from giant wave.
The slide-rule experts built
tank at this yard in which they put
an 18-foot model. of a fin-equipped
vessel through its PAGES. They
stirred the waters TO give the small
ship rolls of 40 degrees at Is knots.
80 degrees at 20 knots and %
grees at n knots. Each time I
fins were brought into action the
pitching motion was considerably
reduced or completely destroyed.
The engineers also found that
ships equipped with the new device
we're better able to maintain their
speed in heavy sea and were drier.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Fee| Fins for 0ceanLiners

- NE touch of seasickness has
written "finis" TO more am
~ bilious plans TO see the world
than anyone will ever know. But
now mal-de-mer, butterflies in the
stomach" or just downright general
debility induced by the uncontrol-
liable pitching, diving and general
unmanageability of giant ocean lin
ers, may become as extinct as the
dodo. All because marine engineers
along Scotland's famed River Clyde
propose to equip the giant ocean
greyhounds of the future with fins.
The plan is well beyond the draw
ing board stage, for sloops and de-
stroyers already are using the de-
vice. And, from tests made by one
group of engineers at the yards of
Messrs. Denny and Bros. at Dunn
barton, it looks as if the day is not
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
ShrunkintoHis(Iothes

Journal, this doctor described his re-
ducing regime just in case any brother
medicos might be interested.
HI cut out food and liquor but
drank plenty of non-alcoholic drinks,
some sweetened He had an alkali
mixture three times a day and plenty
of vitamin tablets. And he found
time from a thriving medical practice
TO play lots of tennis and take long
walks.
And when il was all over. he wrote:
Il never felt better in my life and
my clothes are now a comfortable fit. ="
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

NNHHEN young British doctor
~ was mustered out of His
w Majesty's Service the other
day he ran head.on into a civilian
problem. None of his pre-war clothes
would hold his postwar bulk-not by
30 pounds. Furthermore, he could
get no ration coupons emitting him
10 buy new and more generous ones.
There was just one thing to do to
present a suitable appearance before
his patients. He'd have 10 shrink
himself to fit And that's what he did.
Writing in the British Medical
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

for days during the wake in beer, his
favorite tipple.
One of the contestants was curly
haired Martin Ward. distant rela-
tive of King John. But this cut no
ice. He had TO prove his superiority
over barrel-chested Paddy Dodd,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
S|uqqed His Way

w 18TH bells tinkling and bright
~ ribbons flying, scores of
Evening star., 1945-11-21
sPa THE EVENING STAR Washington D. eobe pano.ted
,sH
Mcnnie Herman, e6, 1851 Harvard ter.

Monnie Herman, 96, 1851 Harvard ter
Elizabeth Page, 90, 1889 W st. s.e.
Josephine Burdine, 81, 1929 4th ST. sw
Charlotte 8. Nicholson. rs, 1929 Columbia
I'd. NV.
Beas ia NJ. Au, 7a. 1909 B st. Sc.
Lottie s. Hurst, II, Johnston, Pa.
Lloyd D. Smoot. 66, 400 Fairmont st. NV.
Charles Davis, SO. 1907 Gault pl ne.
Grace E. Marti, "a, Park Lane Apts., No.
Anna M. Bies. SO, 1920 Morse st. ne.
Herbert s. Hopkins, 81. 2525 Ontario I'd.
NV,
Dr.. Jacob Tamarkin. 81, Bethesda, Md.
Frank Hite, 81, 1901 18th ST. NV
Thomas ]. Chappelear, 81, Benedict, Md.
Beatrice Mullin 81, 2400 10th st. NV.
Wade Wharton, "a. 1900 @ st. NV.
Sae-i 4 A44ne:.. 4O, 12.1 N st. NV.
Yirgie a. Jenkins, AZ, 1904 " st. sc.
Edwin b. Currier, SO, 424 Ky. ave. Sc.
Nataaniel GRAY. s3. 042 49th st. ne
joseph B. Mccall, SO, 1I16 Congress- st.
Ids WATKINS. 81. 7e4 Park I'd. NV.
William Hatcher, 81, .201O 18th st. NV.
Charles Woodo, 81, 432 L st. NV
Richard J. Duffy, 81, 9th and Bryant SITS.
Thelma g. Hackett, 49,. 1908 list st. NV.
Mary Hancock, 81, us D st. Sc.
Meadow Hannah. "a, $50 9Th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1945-11-21

Angelo and Arena Cottone, boy.
Merle and Jane Crabb, girl
George and Catherine Craig, Girl
Charles and Gladys Champion, girl,
William and Catherine Curry, girl.
Jack and Thelnfa Davis, girl.
Howard and Hazel de Jongh.. boy.
William and Evelyn Dent, girl.
Randall and Mary Eakes. girl.
Kenneth and Marjorie England, girl.
Gordon and Thelma Finlay, girl.
Homer and Pearl Floyd, girl.
Almond and Margaret Fournier, boy.
George and Mary Franz, boy.
HartzeH and Frances Garrett, boy.
James and Mary Geris, boy.
William and Cecilia Gilbert, girl.
James and Catherine Gillis, girl,
Paul and Regina Hageman, girl.
Richard and Robin Hale. girl.
Robert and Marie Haley. girl
Lorain and Marie Harris, boy.
Jerome and Helen Haeger, girl.
Arthur and Charlotte Hitchcock, boy.
Warren and Mary Houston, girl.
Lawrence and Muriei Howe, girl.
Edward and Dorothy Irwin, girl.
Samuel and Alice Kephart, girl
Courtney and Evelyn Kirkeeng, boy.
Charles and Bertha Langley, hoy.
Alfred and Lucy MANI, boy.
John and Beverly Martin, boy.
Ch-.rr and Sara Mathis, girl.
- Der3s Mawyer, boy.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
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Evening star., 1945-11-21

Victory Bond savings are good
way to build up a cash surplus so
that you can buy the things you
want when the fear of imitation has
passed.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Chest Cold Misery
Relieved by Moist Heat
of ANTIPhLO TINE.
Retail Stationers
919 E ST. NV.

The moist heet Of an
SIMPLE ANTIPHEOC1STINE
CHEST cold poultics relieves cough,
cncr -unc.r tightness Of chest, muscle
JUNE IhkUAt soreness due to chest
BRONCHIAL cold, bronchial irritation
,no,yar,ou and simple sore throat.
N"' Apply ANTIPHloCIS
SIMPLE TINE poultics just hot
SppAIN RplllSF enough to be comfort-
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SJkt MuSIl1S heat 90 right to work on
b0llS that cough, tightnsss of
chest, muscle soreness.
Does Sood. feels GOOD for several hours.
Tn. r,oist heat Of an ANTIPfIL oGISTINE
pouitics also relieves pain I. reduces
ssvellinr, limbsrs up stiff aching muaelss
due to I simple boil, sprain, bruiess similar
injury or condition. Get ANTIPHLOGlS-
TINE (Aunty FIo) In tube o. can q any
drug store NOW.
Evening star., 1945-11-21
Births Reported

Travis and Ruby Armstrong, girl.
Gerald and Eta Bageant, girl.
Joe and Martha Beatty. boy.
Elwood and Elsie Bell, boy.
Chester and Eldora Blazewicz, boy.
Christian and Jane Born, boy.
Martin and jeanette Braver, girl
Bernard and Margaret Brown, boy.
Everell and Alice Burgess, girl.
Roy and Lois Chambers, boy.
Charles and Virginia Cooke, boy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
Raps Griff
For Blast
At Umlp
By BILL CORUM

NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (INS) -
Even if the venerable Clark
. Griffith's conscience is bothering
yshim a bit, we feel he went off a
high springboard into a dry tank
in trying TO make umpire Eddie
Rommel the goat of the Sena-
tors defeat in Philadelphia last
Sunday.
IL was one thing for manager
Ossie Bluege 10 bark at Rom
mel: "Why don't you take that
A (for Athletics) of your blue
suit ?"
Ball players say those things
in the heat of game and, as
their alleged wisecracks 20, this
wasn't "A bad crack for Ossie 10
make on the spur of the moment.
As everybody knows Rommel
pitched for the AS for many
years.
But for Griffith 10 carry such
a childish beef into the public
prints two days later III BELTS
q gentleman of his years and dis
tinctlon in the national pastime.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
State Lineup
Given Shuttle

EAST LANSING, Sept. 26 (UP)
-Benching of two regular guards
today brought about some drastic
changes in the Michigan State
College lineup as coach Charley
Bachman drilled the Spartan
squad for its season opener Satur-
day against University OF Michi-
gan at Ann Arbor.
The two regular guards dropped
from the starting lineup are Bob
Godfrey, Mt. Clemens. and Don
Arnson, Muskegon, both were let
termen last season.
In place of the veterans, Bach
man has inserted Bob Lamsmies,
South Haven sophomore, and Don
Black, Toledo freshman Bach
man also announced today that
Tino Barbas, end from Detroit
Cooley, will be available TO start
against Michigan, having recov-
cred from injuries TO two fingers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Walter
hEIMONT PARK

BELMONT PARK
i-JACKAhINE, CheVAlier, L0vat.
2-FIRE WARDEN. Doedonough. Rooney
StOne.
s--BEKEKsAR, AnnotatoI, Kennsbunk.
4-ESTORIAk, Durham, War watch,
5-FIcHTIEG DON, Twosy. Mia Drum
mond
6-STYMIE, Bankrupt. Pot O. Luck.
7-BULL WEED, Darby Dingbat, Black
swan.
s-WILLiNG SPIRIT. Brsyithom, Alison
Peters
BEsT-STYMIE.
NARRAGANsEIT o..
l-BUCKLE UP. Maeline. DEVILS Guide.
2-LEO L., Local Finance. PreyarieatoT.
a-TICER ACE. Court Ace, kelheub SIS
4-DARK MORNING Naughty Vixen,
Martha Crier.
b-DOCTOR JEEP, Wise Advice Hill sun.
6-STAR WHtZ CayatOrtA, BArunA.
7-MOROcco SIR, Code Mentor, FLOUR
s-TINK SAVIOUR. Raj KumAr. Worth
bEsT-TIGER ACE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
HARRAcANsErr REsuLrs

Htet-s7 aee e7stf7iFTr ~rTrrT'
Tirs B N-Reeyer 1870 80 800
SHAVE tFs'oT 20 90
EAtmia Phelps 40
Ttms is IS OF 3s's
SAt1u Pretty Ssndt. TQqpfd. Chain Bay
ant Wkfrf Away Hs0 rar.
sECoSD RACE-s22oo. claiming. s-yeaT-
olds furiOnfs
short sisy Martin 200 100 ? 90
psiry Zee owens 80 80
1Hoodoo Lady keens 40
tLoyAn Day Turhul'i 90
= Tine l3 Is. on OF
J Henry Payne Rotate Davies S.ttr- Ro's-
" lsl Faro HyEru. star B.enhen snd No
boundI also ran
mad heat fOr thuN
Third RACE--s2 zoo allowance. 3-y,ar-
coun, Did 9,Muuenl 2o4o 40 $50
Cara BslTArett - 40 40
Pspsr Ni LynAh 90
Time y Is. or 3 81
Yavtpai Arate lockwood Daisy Dolly
FoIRTH RACE-S2 500 allowance 7-ycaf-
nida and w. So fufilnFt
Nsgdals Htttngrf AsO 80 80
Cuban Bomb tKeeUei 90 90
Evelyn Rolls Seabo 90
Time OS Is ~ 90
TNo Timer Cherrsda!e. Post War style and
Hsuntisst Ca also ran
FITTH RGCF-S4 500. Endurance Fsnfi-
zap series p 3-yesr-clcs and ~ j., milts
YUKON frfr---7rrT' ------7-A 49, - -st'---e "a
WINS martin 20 20
Lone sentry sstr 20
Tims 2 Ss OF 4 7s
a-Mldnisht Ride River Wof and s-Air
Power also ran
al PHILIPS entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
NorIcE OF KrprMrrIoN
EnR IHIfRSnAN

,,.. hoIlCI OF REDEMPTION
HARRY DCSITL. MINNIE DCEITZ, MAX
puSiTz AND ETHEL DUETTZ AND
EAGL.E HOLDING 90 REORCANIzED
.THE oRglNGToE" SERIAL BONDS
soTicE oh is hEREsY hafh cIvES En- to the holder.
and owners of all Of the outstanding bonds
o. The OrrinTon' bond i,sue dated Hoysm-
a. amended and supplemented hereinafter
mentioned ,hat pursuant % The terms %
ssie trust indenture ss amended and suppl.-
Mar Dunitz and Ethel DunitI win redeem
the remaining SOS 400 ~ bonds az said
issue nov outstanding and maturing Noysm-
T ss % iS'% 20 a. SS' 46 4 n SO 50 sa IS &C. S
8. ss, g. -, 5l.Tf7I a.. .sa. ,f2.
i4i. ia i44il4s. i4e, is5. iss' is2.
ils5 iias, i5s l7s 3oi ,Jsi Is 5ss 5ss
245 246. 74s. asa. 25e ass 2e2. 2sa.
39ss 5oL 9o3 5o7 ga 80 sas 3?s
3ss lsu numbers inclusive and will pay
said bonds 10 be 80 redeemed az the ofnct
OF Equitable Trust Company 900 Criswold
ls45 a. par plus accrued interest TO Eoyem-
Der !. ie45 and income tax payment on
such interest As provided In said bonds. upon
presentation and surrender OF said bonds %
undersigned with all unpaid coupons there.
unto belonging No interest will be psid on
said bonds 70 bs ~ redeemed after November
l, i945 provided deposit OF the funds neces-
Ssry for such redemption and payment IS
made on or before said date; assurance sAts
factory TO undersigned having been given BY
said Eagle Holding CO. that funds Tor such
redemption and payment will be available on
said date CT redemption as provided In taio
said trust indenture Is dated November
1928, Acknowledged November /. 1875
recorded IN Llber 2237 Of Mortgages, psfes
$4,000, WAYNE county Records ereeutee I,,
and Ethel Dunitz. FIRST parties James ! d
straus. as Trustee, second party under
signed, Equitable TIus, Company, Michigan
corporation. being the successor TO said James
I D. Straus, Trustee and Straut Brothers
Investment Company an Indiana corporation.
third party, and was amended and supple
recorded In Llber 5i47 OF Mortgages. page,
4se-4e7. Wayne County records executed BY
Earle Holding Co. Michigan corporation, a,
hrst party then owner az the mortgsgec
property Harry DunitI. Minnie Duniti MsS
Dunitl and Ethel Dunitz, second parties, and
Underlined Equitable Trust Company a,
Trustee third party. In and by which said
agreement the original maturity of said bonds
was extended - November II 9ssrAHs tas
Interest t M TAs thereon 5,,,s "" m0dinsa tuna,
will be available for nnh payment and dis
trbution ot the sums TO which the holder'
oi outstanding certificates OF psr,ieiPstion
OF said amendment and supplement- 70 said
irus, indenture will be entitled
T6s oGi,i,ndinE ssr,lhe.,si g Ps,tictga,icr
So. s5. s55 es. %. ioi iYol. los. los 1iS
llss/iis. IL. Iliis' i2s "a; ~ I32 I2o
$50, 1s3, i62 III i74li7s, It's
isotis3, 1s7. 1o2 1874. is6. 1877, ise
Ponds and cer,ines,ss Of participation
should be presented 10 undersgnsd AZ M
ofncs 600 Griswold street Detroit. Michigan
Dated September 26 1e4S
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY.
TRUSTEE
BY W p CROOKE,
It's Trust Officer
/ GEORGE BRAND
Attorney FOR said Trustee
g7oe-23 Baflum Tower
Detroit MicniEan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27

!. Timt ] 80 3-5, or fbls
Major Action. Ambitious, BIG sun. Nhsrne
XCo!den Cloth which Cup Hsifanette, Ace
lt.tsr Lucky Change Patriotic Pat and
'Paper knife also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-27
Fioht Results

ST LotTS-C0lin ChGney ls5 indian.
spolis cuiPolnttd Clarence Brown. 204
ChicaFo Igt
wanna Outpointed Frankie willis. l&s
WssNirFtun y { 10.
HARTFORD Conn Pat pracy 40 SeN
Yort outpoin'ed Sick state. l3i, spring
n.ld Mass g.
WRITE PLAINS ~ Y-AuEie LApara
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