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BOATS.

BOATS-Sman new boats for outboardsf
LIST carload arriving in December, place
order now with $40 deposit only s. KING
FULTON; INC, sos Maine ave. s.w. Exec.
NEW EvINRUDE MOTORISTS more mo-
tors have now been shipped for our order
deposit s. KING FULToN. INC. sos
Maine ave. s.w. Executive 3406
WATERWITCH, 5h-h.p. outboafd motor
for sale: good condition. Call GE. 1876.
WANTED-Outboaro uiotors. regardless Of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
18th st
1889 RICHARDSON. inclosed bridge, 100
kermath. auxiliary lighting system, electric
winch, hot and cold water. other extras
Call 7. F. HALEY. Hyattsyille 0354.
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock,
available for immediate delivery, new low
prices. s. KING FULTON. NC, sos
n nalRs ave ck sH EEsec aND saos
early delivery. Cal factory representative
NEW BOATS-For spring delivery Cen
tury, Richardson and Matthews chuisers
THE JACK STONE CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS WAITED Cont,

PIANus--Granos, apartment uprisnts. o.
goo planes ss. ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
fi IS, wanted ante We are stin paying ex.
cellent prices for desirable used pianos Of
all kinds. despite. the number Of new pianos
now on the market. Telephone us Tor an
pay you for your piano. IN many eases We
20 sns 6sH of s1a a5 s sHo fos
PIANOS, grand, upright. spinet or apt.
s sizs a ng s ss1o any condition.; will pay
SEWING MAcHINEs-we puy an types;
renal, rspair ne eng buttons dn covered.
SLED, for io-yesr-oid boy; viii pay fair
price; no round runners. IA. 0502.
reasonable; Shepherd 400.
TRICYCLE.. suitable for 5-year-old child,
good condition. Glebe 207s.
AND. ADDING MACHINES,
any make; best cash prices late models.
Gall MR.. GREAR. RE. 0234. to pick up
TYPEWRITER, either standard or portable;
must be, standard keyboard. Cali evening
q WA sspnssy m Ri sag4 H.pd,r automatic
n Ms good working condition. wanted; prefer
AM INTERESTED in buying old jewelry,
MILESTONE. ME. eo o7s.' .o'o siA''' DAN
ave. n:w.-Househoid. once and antiaul
f naia =. E EaaasSasd Hshss1 cash prs.s,
CASH FOR Your BOOKS, stamp eoIlec-
ton, old glass, china and silver; private
ALWAYS arS SiHs PRICES PAID for dia-
firearms also Choice deo of d siH1 'o oS
hand. MAX ZWEIG, ME. 9113.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS can add charm and ind L
bathrms,, kitchens. everything in the way
S Ct ads Vi With sus1sb Estimates ske
mechanics used for all work. Liberal terms
%E SS S eoSE eud Rsss BANK SgE
III rs ssrs df ane
w! &sSE sfasSs CO. e W.
ahSfh sfas0Hssf Rssfs CO. faas
and builder. All work Is guaranteed. No
s lII s3R are Ts s = TOO small Call Is.
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing siding tnsula.
ssa s'0e YATES iasn SaF ts1n 5 e.
zEMooEL. moaernias seps nome nov;
I isEns frs CO. ssoa Wis isoo
PArTEKsoN cAgLFiELp CORP fol
ssorns WindoWs rs Snd heasins convenieni
terms no 4i2o Member Johns-Manvfile
W WaTERpRoofsG d III kinds
ERT 2; PRICE. Re, 1891, 81
S assss' g " W 5 hfSs sas 5 aSR'
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding finishing. cleaning. par.
auet Installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon-
CALL US for free estimate on your home
repairs, alterations and painting MA. 237S
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr. g. BRO, 1912 Z
RECREATION ROOMS speciality. Improve
your home and save your living room. Free
estimates; 70 o1l o day service. o. Mr..
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AVIATION.

WILL FERRY PLANE to or from any 10.
S sa,ity Pegs yp vlenna rb IY y1tsrp ur
soon--''The little ship with the big-ship
range" For orders and information on
the Skyranger and Trimmer Amphibian,
telephone or see your Commonwealth dis
tributor. COASTAL AVIATION CORP.
Suite 400. Southern Bldg. RE. 1888.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details call CONFESSIONAL AIRPORT.
OIL. sS8S. or HYDE FIELD, SP. 0SSS.
SEE AND FLY the new 1945 Taylorcraft.
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT, OIL. ssss..
CHARTER FLIGHT anywhere q. s. A.,
5-place Waco. Miami, size per PASSENGER.
round trip; Fly night or day. AsHBURN
FLYING SERVICE, TIE. 1888.
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, 1910
Vermont ave. NV, District HOO.
FINANCE YOUR AiRCRAFT purchases
through US: benefit by our expert appraisal
facilities: see us when purchasine; we Of
fer complete insurance protection for every
one who flies. Consult SHIVERS INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
District HOO.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SAILOR AND WIFE desperately need ride
to Chicago, leaving Friday evening. De
cember 81, or Saturday. Call LEIGH,
ordway 5000, between s and 400
LOS ANGELES, w. immed.; excellent tires,
heater, 7-pass. Imperial s Chrysler. ME.
s131 bet and II pm. tonight.
Los ANGELES via Texas, Arizona; excel
tires heater; leave any hour any day, MA.
S510. Ext 1102. MR.. WARD. 22'
LADY wants ride to Florida. leaving be-
tween Dec. ~ and 30;, references ex-
changed. Phone TIE. O2O3 23'
BURLINGTON, N. C.-Leaving Sat, Dec.
%, IL noon; carry nve; share exp. and
d GoTNe ~ Ro asaS M VS. RIDE to
DRIVING NASHVILLE. Tenn. week end;
heated car; 3 passengers wanted, share
exp. Information call GIL. 2971.
DRIVING MIAMI, FLA. December .22nd:
Olds, 1871; heater, new tires. Call RA.
DALLAS, Dec 22nd, via Tulsa; Al Olds.
radio, heater; desire 3 share-expense pas
sengers. DI. 1894 between 4 and 6 pm.
Friday.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters
s HHsh re HD r5 ss oseh auis Is
A6DiNe S Sf t TYP sha ealca age
tors, office equip. all kinds. Top prices paid.
sDniN nc Saa Sssn 81 aleu-
tssGzs 50oFf als aa re co IS
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, better
grade china and bric-a-brac in any amount
wanted at once. Please call MR.. GRADY.
BAKERY EQUIPMENT and fixtures. new
or used; private party. Box l73-B, Star.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture;
contents of apis. or houses at once: We do
moving carefully; storage, IA. 1887. 22'
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites;
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
once: viii pay highest possible price. No
m 1odas T M yR sa ssTs to ss please call
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture. dining
and living room suites, cleo. refrigerators.
BHICYCLE, i'm in any any, condition. wanted wanted for
BICYCLE. Boys 90, and and metal wagon;
IN good condition and reasonable. LII.
BRIDGE COAT. size IS: must be in good
condition. Phone Chestnut 1900. Ext.
SAMsE,K4s las moy,s v ssqsp, Oh snose suppns..
NV. RE 24s4. Omen 9 am to pm.
eHoro sos sss ST. prizes ns neas oEp
Ssea eUSns pssss 'ic a5 s0F b ss s
NV NE; szs7 oDen ewes win cali.
H 81 s ssshi9 oDen H s1.s vii fs g.. in St
used mems. womenss and and. chiidren's CLOTH
PSon and Shoes s also uoop W. se
STORES, s31 5th st. NV, 1929 Il st. ne.
CLOTHING tmen,sl, luggage radios. etc,
Tan ESdH w Pay P hsh sSs cash Dr Na s
S Sc Sc s3d aaa sizs Easasss
p1zAsMooSSps, GOLD: highest cash prize,
pf.d Get Ms csE 1s s4o Sefsrs s., you sell
BYfSoSSSe sSfffa SfR sT.b 81 issIS,su.,
F FhHas ~ RE6oR 3 MAciiiS9, good tone
and make essential; wanted urgently.
srsl asssssoriss Oliver sns ssDe siee'fle
FURNITURE and home furnishings Of all
Fnas Il ss9sa cG RsR spos 1855 ssss
FURNTTURE-Bedroom dining room: rugs,
electric reirigsratoIs, rsdies, washing md
FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
used household goods. also piano. CAN
FURNITURE. nric-a-nrsc, chtna, glassware.
rugs: silysrware,,, paInssnss; highest Sab
Fu tlsa ana housshoid eifects q ifS &c
better kind wanted ct once: viii buy suites;
Sad Dssfs 81 sDslrs ma homsa ESQ Please cali
Observation-Disclosures mattresses; VI
S Sns snos II frs SIS cash
FURNITURE-Bedroom living room. din
ing room and misc; immediate cash and
rrs1msoTyal CAL 70 to ESQ. NE !;, 1870: 2as
A KAHN. NC. IS years as oSB = st. nv
GOLD. DIAMONDS. sitveI. We pay hiehsst
price Ask for MR. cPPENHEMER. 8O3
GuiisTAR AND CASE. u. 51oa after $40.
ICE HOCKEY STICK, eollegiste Or protes-
News 1 Wasea GO Der 100 lb.
books and magszines, $50 per 100 lbs.
house rags. Sc per lb.::. auto batteries, 6Oc
each: auto tires and tubes, 10c each: deiiv-
y 3 q ssesmalssicn please phone Is; WAas5za.
NEWsfAfERs wanted. soc per per 100 lps;
books and masazines, $50 per 100 lbs.
e0Sss AUTO sres and suSss ios s.e
delivered our warehouse. II you cannot
deliver your accumulation please phone %.
Nc Ae ~ yuMk 60. 433 g; nv. p d 7SS z:
books and magazines. Sbc per 100 lbs,
ssss; auto tires g md nd TUBES, ioc each;
our sop Sne ennnos
ACE JUNK CO.. 900 Ga. ave. AID, 54b7.
small apartment uprisht or strand. Phone
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PRINTING SHOP for sale. with 2 years
Fsss DOWN ess sBasl
kEsTHfGRiASf; in arlington NJ ' County. Va,
excellent business; good lease with very
reasonable rent; apartment included; prop
erty can be purchased at Surprisingly low
vestment or income will lease or sell; own
REAL fd o PP5 f3iA fssE sure that
restaurants, hotels, bars, theaters, sand
types. Deals guaranteed BY trial. Ours
mas Heen the happy OF
and in Watching ' them grow and prosper
Service is based on our vast resources Of
eepportun1itties expert negotiation and
aAsroN CO.. Selling In and financing busi.
% Ds s w saa nq s sh snd
IA Have fv cL1 Rt r7S WIZ CASH
e Pat business sha ss call koaoD
631 E st. NV. Ma. 1889.
BEAUTY SALON. well equipped, doing good
81 PIsEK 1i:S Soda fountain and large
ATTENTION. PLEASE, FRTENDs-I.. Dan
ostrow, in the last 2 weeks have shown
your property with me, as / have cash buy
ers for going establ .l1 II you are
fo NM Or Ho SIS sf MANSION De luxe
Connecticut ave. corner, 20 rooms, 9 baths;
over $500 month plus quarters for pur-
chaser; plenty of everything; 81 $50 down
handles A. r. SEELYE, 400 L st. NV,
BOOMING HOUSE . Completely redeeo-
tention; good Sc. location; 5 refrigerators,
stoves, fully furnished; 81 200 down: $50
month buys sgdng and business Com
Efiss5 IA y sss4 hs5 gssi
5ssoIGG F elus tcr 5000 pss
terms: DRAIs aHsR & zARPAs' 1404 L
st my Ma cos so3n eight roou and
Eitchenette apis. and Groom apt. in
basement. located on 18th st; NV, for
roooa Sse BpsaEs beng ore
ownership of the building; may be handled
Sh as0q5 sS1eo d fssh Ga BERN
Sompls.e Zeal Estate Inssitution; .
bedrooms. oil heat, electric ,refrigerator, q
5000 down, balance 500 PER month: in;
Co, exclusive agents MA $3.50.
FOR SALE, s-chaiT barber shop in Conn;
ave aye: business district. with established
living quarters in rear; rent sos per
j HAVE $4,000 CASH for purchase or
part payment for grocery market: give
address and your price and l will see you
Ro 6 EXEC PfSei UNITS. 9 rooms, ? baths,
Oil heat; near 14th and N SITS. NV.
Gonv to everything, close to downtown,
down. Call Mrs. Hampton, SP 0S74
OVER RAT BOO So SsA FL G Suitable for Offices
sale, including excellent income from hotel
a asS{s LEG S5 M k5fs Oqsin eo D NE
WILL INVEST UP TO $4,000 in going con-
f el;n on working basis sS experienced adyer-
ATTENTION ATE ITO BOX Af STTs ieSS your
rooming house or other business for sale
with one OF the big 3; we. can sell it for
OF experience and personal attention Is at
E Ha so S5se YoU IN hG pxsroR f IL a 1e4
MEAT STAND in large pubic market.
fully. equipped, large freezer and cooler,
excellent opportunity. for man familiar
xholssaie and retail trade s FeT9 further
details phone I, BERS, GE. $500 or GE.
KOSHER MEAT MARKET, delicatessen and
well equipped. excellent possibilities for
BHR sa p aE sg gS5 far as asta s phone
DELICATESSEN in Arlington, Va, busy
shopping area. doing $500 wk. and max
i ing very large net profit 10, low rent Ions
man. ALBERT H. COHEN. -Realtor, CH
1861. 9 to 8: eve CH. 1000. -Ext. -931
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FARM and GARDEN.

g. C,H,nISTMAS s., TREES, ss5 per 100 delivered.
EasaH cH MI TS4S TREES, .Druc.. ,a..
slubs: cheap. COS siiso ave-, Silver SprinS.
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pairs, s1.so up 1898 M st. NV. DE. 5a57
SEWING MACHINE. Singer console: like
s asWt &C. es MSxscH1NEs Elec consoles.
s sgWa S Ma e Hp REPAIR ax ses cE r.
291S Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. Open
sERvEL gas refrigeration, Model yK-
price: Shepherd $3.50.
SHOTGUN, II gauge. automatic; also
FIX s Sa L worth double
gauge; Webster record changer and ampli-
fE Y,sh SDea kmnIs fsna ST. sas
less. sss barrel; good eond fde $50; BOX
Of shells inclydsd. Woodley 1852: 22.o
Adams 5isi, 3i33 Conn. ave. NV, Apt.
SINGH Sin; s1ser sEw sM MACHINE, excellen.
e sGRsation 81 fs? sffFs-0a'k chair asl'fs'
sossny table model. cafl IA s4oi after
SKATES ttsen-ase boy'so. size 2. ice.
hockey; built-in. ankle supports, new
s g "a 81; also new table tennis set
SKI OUTFIT. prexar and q, unused, .,, skis.
nsns zs sy E Size Al for sale by
make. praeticsiiy new, Skis little used. pu-
s sSns Iis Urs sissH PIANO guitar. maple
studio couch and lounge chair. s sr,,if
p wser ysssons ' safe svs
e CT Ros.I sspssrlteps. a.ssctIen ssseI As
s sfss s ssa sTs
sNoM sH3yE5oS rna sTo guseFEs hon e
orders. All. i400.
SOFA BEDS. $40; hrand-new. in many
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TAVERN Four Corners Silver Spring. after
silver fox ar. Goa. sSns,
ssGs, sllvsr P Gez; single n.ekpiecs. Ike new.
f FUR CAFE SILVER a .f TX: worn three times:
s sGs s slSth i ssa; handsome Fitch collar
styles sl9s; Goats; only $50. Low 9y sas
sssss s esndlson ess sss ' os aco
F HI 1 COAT, natural @sskr.t. practically
g gGns s sSHth. &c. 81; 1924. "a ss'
riding boots. AID. 1856. =
FUR COAT, gray squirrel. full-lensth coat.
S125; both excellent condition. 1143
Munsey Bldg. MA. 9S5S, between 10 am.
FUR F11 I c6 SI. fine full length, genuine Hud-
son seal: very attractive tan satin lining;
size 3S; cost $500. like new, $50. WI. 1928.
d rga $685. SEARS ssaga sRs Eos ns
be Pima; perfect condition. Ho. S3i7. 81.
E FUR COATING Y ,ss;s, are ove5stocksd with
fur Jackets and fur neckpieces o. every
des CITE, :,,r save $3.50, e. much as S0S By
Stu Stu ana q National 5bbS2 :. n' W.
sgE saad ssasoa sss s ssh' zD rs ssse
FURNACE, hot-wa.er. s sections. Hercules,
E5Ia 'i iatR ia.el WIN 1855 81 ana
:Ras ss Isal s. Fed .slsss
s. seen SstSsss s;$o.IS I'm: i!s1 III
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mas iii . D.m. S. degasIs and take &
PReE T & Ray s5Rs5 fcso GI
York AVE- oi aa $685. 1885, aA 9 ssts
f CIV ssSY ROOM. BEDROOM. dinette. SIS,
for los pieces: Atlas has q brand-nev
3-room OUTFIT, consisting of .108 pieces
complete bedroom suite in walnut, solii
wood with round plate-glass mirrors; thi
Is not veneer with artificial ,orienta
consists ot fuii-sis e0G bed dresser a Ss as
chest of drawers, complete with spring
mattress and pillows; Atlas furnishes
San ana roea sasi e H al nsq
spring. construction throughout, with
framed pictures suitable for your. livini
1ss Is oy sh1 esms mir h
living room; for the dinette, a table and |
nos m fafs dGn nst &c s sd 1s
do. not be confused 81 mere claims, a
as .fS comfy aas THIS ssa a sss you eS ns
add q 53-piece china set and 35-piec,
siiysrygs ns sss; al GO complete; AZ brand
months e Day. frse dsIivsrs asss
furniture house. Guaranteed lowest prices
a ss Sy
oclocf. Hcndsys n and sT Thur sas unit unit
PM 81 sss7, uE 81. sgsss 81 ST. 1885, ssb
hias 81 Hartman iS usssss: si7S. as
Slel. 1888 Conn ave. NV. Apt. $40, aftel
LUMnkR, V million feet from Job ct Fort
Wash. Hysttsville and for the Distric'
sss Ac1 WIZ WRsttkIN Rs H1unIiIDfNd IA
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
LAUGHS--THATS
WHAT WE NEED

TNIE Baseball Writers Asso-
Il citation Of America, OF
which | have been a member
since ! first went 10 New York
seeking fame, fortune and
chance 10 throw rocks at Sher-
mans statue, has asked me,
along with other members, 10
nominate players for election
10 BascballS Hall Of Fame at
CooperStown. y. Y
Here are the chief rules.
Vote for 10 players OF The
period since 1900 most entitled
10 baseball immortality
, Vote for players who were
In active service IN the MAJOR
leagues since 1900 and who
completed their career as
playeCs prior 10 1915
B Players shall be chosen
on the basis Of playing ability.
integrity, SportSmanShip. char
acter. their contribution 20 the
team on which they played and
10 baseball in general
MY FIRST nomination is
WI Jerome Herman Dean, bet
ter known TO the trade AS
Dizzy" Mr.. Dean possesses
every single virtue mentioned
above in Rule 3. No one will
deny he had playing ability.
Baseball came as naturally 20
him ss pointing does 10 bird
dog: more naturally than n
does 10 the bird dog now
have, who insists on pointing
me.
As for integrity well. I'll
never forget that world series
game with Detroit some wears
ago II was the clutch game
Mr. Dean already had Won one
game and on tho previous day
had been conkcd rs a ball
when, without ASKING p"rUIs-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Truman
Matches brewster

the ruler OF Scotland became
alarmed, regarding golf a.
menace 10 the practice Of arch
cry, compulsory national sport.
As "A result, parliament, meeting
in March, 1857, ruled against
'golfe.'
ttg1, parliament fired
terrific brOadside at the sport.
Not only did ID forbid the game,
but il fixed "A fine and imprisOn-
ment both for the offending
players and also the persons on
whose property the barred game
was played. This might have
killed the sport completely. or
wrecked II for centuries, IL King
James ". of Scotland Di88-
1879, hadn't become infected
with the golf virus.
l"Mhen IL became known that
the king who had signed the
edict against golf was himself
an addict the law naturally be-
h Jbhft anu w.
played rather openly in Scot
land. However, the rule re-
manned on the books until 1892.
THE first woman golfer Of
whom there II any mention, was
Mary, Queen of Scotland O5i2-
1850. granddaughter Of James
". She was regarded as hav-
ing skill almost equal To men,
and brought censure upon her
self by playing 'golfe' few days
after the death OF her husband.
Queen Mary. who was edu-
Gated in France. referred to the
boy, who served her on the golf
course, as 'cadet'-meaning
someone who WAS learning the
game. The pronunciation in
French il 'cad-day.' Hence, the
'caddie' Of today"
My only comment is that l
wish ! could find a caddio who
would admit he was only learn
Ing. All I've ever encountered
seemed TO think they had been
hired as teachers
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
WASHINGTON
SCENE
Bv GEORGE DIXON

I AIRY SMITH. the oil man,
l. who is one of our lousiest--
/ mean most prolific-punSters,
called up the other day.
81 would like" he said, "to
say a few words on behalf OF
Mr.. Sumner T. Pike, of the
Securities and Exchange Conn
mission.
AS one Of the commission
ers. MIR. Pike In called upon 10
make many far-reaching deci-
sions. But all his decisions are
based on fairness and justice.
"None OF them are the result
of Pixies pique."
YESTERDAY / wrote piece
Il about Paul Porter, chair
man of the federal communica-
tions commission, and how he
had induced Gene Sarazen, the
golfer, 10 prevent a feud from
developing between Governor
Frank Edtfsetfe@ @ef-eitfo, tfrfcf
Governor Clarence Meadows, of
West Virginia. II seems Mr..
Sarazen had invented a trick
golfing weapon known as a
sandifon which MIR. Meadows in
tended TO use against the un-
suspecting Governor LauSche,
but Mr.. Sarazen evened matters
by sending a similar club 10 the
intended victim
To provide authoritative golf
ing background for the piece 1
consulted Frank G.. Mcnke'S in
valuabl le Encyclopedia Of
Sports" In it ! found a wealth
of enhancing information on g.
golf-and hope Mr.. Menke VIII
not mind my lifting some.
Golf" says Mr.. Menke was
first played in Scotland either
very late In the fourteenth cen-
tury or early in the fifteenth.
It's growth was neglible for
over two generations. But in
l440 II began 10 intrigue the
Scotch, and when 1857 arrived,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

CENATOR OWEN BREW
~ STER, of Maine, is probably
the most Republican Republican
in the halls Of Congress. In
fact it was only until years
brought mellowness that he
taild even admit a democrat
oHad any chance in the hereafter.
lie has a secretary, Mrs.
Frances T.. Dustin. who is Just
as Republican as he is, except
that she once flushed two Demo-
Gratis while hunting and re-
Trained from pulling the trigger.
She thinks highly of her em-
ployer, however, and keeps a
picture of him on her desk which
the senator has inscribed as fol-
lows:
"To my office boss Of many
wears with keen awareness Of
the strain of my imperfecti0ns."
The other dag, however, Sen
ator Brewster emerged from his
inner sanctum and discovered
Mrs. Dustin had added another
photograph TO her desk collec-
ton. The new picture seemed
hautingly familiar.
II have seen that face before"
unused Senator Brewster. Friend
OF yours"
"He II a very nice man." re-
piled Mrs. Dustin firmly. please
read the inscription"
Pretending great difficulty in
spelling out the words, Mr..
Brewster did. The inscription
read:
"kindest regards 10 Mrs
Frances r. Dustin. Harry =.
Truman"
Senator Brewster made a
great pretense OF being shocked.
With mock severity he waggled
a finger at his secretary and de-
manded:
What IL thls-cOmmunicat-
ing with the enemy"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
LET'S EXPLORE
YOUR MIND


Answer To question No. -
Yes, according 10 an extern
>ive investigation by A. r,
Tinker of the SKIP Tracer Co,
Of New York. RE thinks this
is due chiefly 70 the housing
shortage following -the var
During the war young couples
planned for dream houses when
the war was over. These dream
homes have not ThaterlallZed
and hosts Of men are out Of
Jobs In many cases parents
in-law compllcate the problems.
in an astonishing number Of
cases. the young husband solved
his part OF the problem by
skipping, leaving no forwarding
address
Answer 10 question No. p
Yes y u m rouS scientific
studies show il is childish TO eX-
peCt the Romantic Infantilism'
shown in the movies, and lauded
by radio crooners and pulp
magazines, 10 furnish a suf-
ficient basis for a life partner
ship that involves such practical
things as money paying for rent
and furniture, doing the dishes
and family laundry and, above
all. rearing and educating chill
drcn
Answer To question No. 3
Yes in one second. ] did this
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
BY HENRY McLEMORE

sion, he had jumped from the
bench and inserted himself AS
a pinch runner for one OF hls
slower teammates.
He showed up for the big
game the next day with A
bump on his head the size Of a
can Of lard. ! was walking
across the field Wi'h Bill
Cnnlmr sports coHmni~t for the
New York Journal when We
bumped MO DIZZY. we started
talking
HDH." Corum said. there
~ must he many "A million
dollars bet on this game today,
and most Of IL iS bet on ~.
Louis because you're going 10
pitch"
Diz looked AZ the packed
stands. He rubbed the knob on
his head He iondlcd the base
ball in his right hand.
We'll. Mr.. Corum, I'll fog
that ball past everybody what
comes up" And he did with
that magnificent pitching mo-
ton he somehow developed
while Chopplng cotton IN Ar
kansas and Texas.
Mr.. Dean has character too.
He'll be the biggest character
in that Hall OF Fame before ne
has been there A night Just Ut
them set up a bust Of ol' DIz IN
tho place. and it'll enllven the
building I bet YOU his bust wlil
talk-or hust. TWO nights after
he is on his pedestal hell be
arguing with Cobb Ruth Col
Inns. llo,S Radbourne and th"
rpSt
NV second nomination IS
Frank FrSCh tho man Who
managed Mr. Dcsn during hS
greatest years fusuh was ono
Of Tho greatest inhclderS Of an