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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
10 Detroit Tribune SAT-, JULY 10, 1s4s
TWIN CITY SECTION
Editor
AWE WOODS

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Advertising Covering Seuihwesi Detroit DefaY River
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
Sgt. Myers Quit,
After IS Years

After 81 years service
United States Army, Master g.
Jack NJ Myers Of the ,s 81
Field Artillery Battalion n =.
18th Infantry Division. seil !.
tire from. the service -
Born in Columbus. Ca G..
Myers moved 10 Detroi, vh.,.
he took four years Of IL.
school at Detroit Eastern.
ARTILLERY MAN
Entering the service !, A.
1927, at Fort BenninF ca !.
took his general base t-.,,,. !.
IN the field artillery.
The husky sergeant later \.
came battalion comrunIr,
iions chief in the 3lsth 81
Bn.. when il was frs. ses
waited. He later saw se.;o,
with the sssih r. A. Hn a
the Third Army from lsI5.
lsls.
HAS FIVE BATTLE STARS
Sgt Myers was ba,tsl e.
Major with the l59th r A =.
upon IFS reactivat!on AZ
and accompanied il 70 is pres.
ent task in japan.
The sergeant holds t,s tsel.
stars for action against -e 81.
envy, which include Central
Europe, Southern France. Nor,i.
ern France. Normandy BATH,
Of the Bulge.
AT a retreat parade J.re a
l948. 1t Col. Philo " 3su-.
gartner. commander Of tho l5s,b
F A. Bn.. 18th Infar,-v D.
vision. commended So Nyer
upon his excellent service recors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-10
INKSTER NEWS
sy MRs. J. W. KELLOGG

re Torers A-x4a-y e S.
Ger erts C-G-ca WI give &
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HOLIDAY FARE
A~1-E ,cose who entertained
cter ire hi 1sv were Mrs A.
ce.ts Dear STi'r C. walnut
NJ Mage Evsns II 4ls7
HARRISON Rad wss gcsri host
sss - tire Socsi Eite Ciao ~
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~ Carrie BreVn ard sister,
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Detrn, TRIBUNE net AZ nc
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Harmon P9ad IN June 81 ~
r-.ra ,-e rsrs p.ere discussed
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Evening star., 1948-10-31

of a mythical
talent a G e cy
a n d featuring
additions W ith
local entertain
ers.
7:30, WNBW-
B OBJ B u r n S
makes his tele-
vision debut.
$3.50, WMAL-
H. G. w ell s.
1T h e Inexperi-
enced G h o S t."
W ith De n i S
King and Rex
Evening star., 1948-10-31

October 81. fs4s.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

1880, WMAL- Mariene Dietrich.
British Jazz Pianist George Shear
ing is featured on piano Play
house"
1:45, WEAM-Secretary of the
Army Kenneth Royal discusses
"The Security of the U. S. A. with
Charles Farmer.
1:55, WMAL-The Redskins play
the Boston Yanks.
200, WWDC-An interview with
Duke Ellington.
2:05, WINX-The Baltimore Colts
meet the Buffalo Bills.
2:30, WRC-Film Actor Nigel
Bruce in John Galsworthy's Just
ice."
800, WTOP-Rudolf Serkin plays
Brahms Piano Concerto in B Flat
Major" The program opens with
Borodins symphony No. g."
4:30, WTOP-The election Of
Thomas Jefferson, in which a tie
Electoral College vote produced an
impasse, reported.
500, WRC-Author Pat Frank,
Red Smith and Richard Harkness
ponder who Said That?"
900, WTOP-Ginger Rogers in
"By-Line, Nellie Bly," about the
pioneer woman reporter.
1880, WINK Should Husbands
Have to Pay Alimony?"
$3.50, WRC-Doc Rockwell comes
down from Maine to see Fred Allen.
900, WTOP-Marlene Dietrich re-
creates her screen role of the
Broadway star who steals a baby in
THE Lady Is Willing"
$3.50, WMAL-"Morning Star" a
comedy about an immigrant family.
Fay BANTER, Kenny Delmar. Meg
Mundy and Karl Maiden have the
leading roles.
10:45, WINX-"One Million Peo-
ple," a drama about venereal dis
eases featuring Commentator Rob-
ert st. John.
Television.
1855, WMAL-The Redskins -Bos-
ton Yanks pro football game.
500, WTTG-A documentary film
which traces the development of the
railroads in this country.
$3.50, WTTG-A prediction pro-
gram summing up the latest political
trends and featuring an interview
with Margaret Truman.
700, WMAL-A new comedy show
starring jackson Weaver and Ted
011nlan as heads
Evening star., 1948-10-31
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts and tele
tsss tickets Is, phDns Dnn the station or. in the
WoL-MetroDolitan OoI2 Meet
7,T1 wwBPcmNatiOnaI BsS;l 6Jo 1908; Teen
davI avnsh sl,ds at 1885," S;s, 1%l5 M pm; Mon
saturday. No tickets necessary.
AL-TVANational 540O "On
Wings OF Thought" $50 pm. Tues
WTTG-sterlins $500. Meet Mrs.
Markell" 7:30 pm. Tuesday: Hayloft
Conservatory. 7:30 pm. Thursday;
Jooy Reynolds sings. S:15 pm. We'd
WRc-Republic 1000. Johnny
Bradford, 1880 Pm. Monday-Frida
WBUZ-FM-Hillside $500. Assign
ment Quiz" 8 pm. Friday.
WASH-FM-District 1918. United
States Army Band. pm. Wednesday
at Fort Myer. No tickets necessary.
WEAM-Owens ZOO. Songs of
the Saddle 5 pm. Sunday; Dude
Ranch 7:30 pm. Tuesday-Thurs-
day; Saturday Barn Dance. 1885
pm. Monday-Saturday at the Casa
blanca lno tickets necessary):
"Washington Opera Guild 6:15
WMAIwNational 54oo. Quiz of
Two Cities" 8 pm. Thursday; LET
Freedom Ring" 1890 pm. Tuesday
at Chamber of Commerce. Call them
for tickets to the latter.
Evening star., 1948-10-31

1915, WTOP-
Hazel M ar k e |
interviews M S.
William Clar K
and FIR n k r.
j e IL e + f on the
W ork of h e
w a S h i n g ton
Junior Board of
Commerce Jay
Gees.
1890, WTOP-
S e n a t ors Nc
Grath and Taft
debate Truman
VS.. Dewey"
Evening star., 1948-10-31
HIGH LIGHTS TODAY
Radio.

1880, WTOP-Friedelind Wagner,
granddaughter of the German COM
poser, Richard Wagner, participates
in a discussion of his published
a%$r~c
Evening star., 1948-10-31

O'Malley. Fay BANTER.
800, WNBW-Betty Field and
Erin O'Brien- Moore in Elmer Rice's
Street Scene"
1000, WMAL-"Spy in Black" an
English film with Conrad Veidt and
Valerie Hobson.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
By Ben McAIwee

For many veteran pinmen 1t Will
seem like old times at King Pin
tonight when the National Capital
League makes a fresh start as one
of the city's major bowling loops
after disbanding during the war.
One of the first duckpin leagues
organized here, the National Capital
for a number of years rated with
the strong Major District as a cir
cult league. When old King Pin
tnoW. Columbia) opened in 1922, the
National Capital changed to q one
sllev league. From there is moved
to Lucky Strike in 1880 and for the
next decade was one of the fastest
In the Capital.
With most of the citys topfight-
ers seeing action, IA teams will start
firing at pm. for $1,000 first
place prize.
Also notable among tonights
league openings will be the Masonic
at Colonial Village, the Connecticut
Avenue Business Mems at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace, the PetWorth
Commercial at Petworth and Brook
land Merchants at Brookland.
Lusty scores marked the 43d sea-
son opener of the Major District
last night.
Bob Miciotto blazed away with
games of 1873, $50 and 1865 for top
set of 454 and Karl Gochenour aid
ed with 402 as H. B. Leary Bros.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
SAIEyMEN,

YOUNG MAN, neat appearance, for radio.
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Mr.. stosQ, LuBAR' INC 1889 @ st. NV
Statesmen "a 81 IN for rapidly expanding whole
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tons outstanding electrical applianes
coLoNY RAbfo' si1S Ga. ave. NV. Rsf
SALESMAN with gar to sell for relisbls
slIa; assEs sttsr 9 ,, pm: On ssos; 10
plementing their present incomes from $35
to ,S65 weekly by. working as few as hrs.
earn earn While you learn. T seRn seins s0 Amerieas
finest line of aluminium cook ware to pros
gects; Exp, not. essential, must have car:
sS aisRh; f6f 'is1sa sss eRATf Ti''E d J.
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with the consumer statesmen collectors.
route men, esnvassers, etc., you have
yo 6e D,cme S 'GaFs with ss $50 as S sl9o Tsss e
week and without interfering with your
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A CAREER IN ADvERTIsING-r you ar.
interested in a profitable and permanent
career with one Of Americas leading mfrs.
Of exclusive calendars, direct mail, metal,
plastic and leather specialties, now is the
tected accounts; liberal comm. and bonus.
We have men earning from S1O,0O0-
$50. 900. Apply district manager, LOUIS
ADDrTioNAL FuLL-T MAN with car
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A REAL OPPOR. for a man who has sold
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Evening star., 1948-09-09
National Capital Bowling Loop
OPENS After Wartime LdyoH

sWamped Winchester Packard with
a 1910 team count at Greenway.
Bill Buckner starred with high
game of III and a 431 set as Caruso
Grocery swept Toms Auto Service
with GAL and 1855 scores at Ice
Palace.
Ray Watson sparkled with 161
and 419 to give Mann's Decorators
a 81 edge over Schlitz Beer al
Greenway. Hokie Smith fired 4le
for the losers. Perce Wolfe, league
president and one of its stars fol
years, bowled with Schlitz. An op-
Grafton prevented him from rolling
all last season. His set was 351.
Arcade Pontiac nicked Hutchi-
sons Furniture for the odd game
at Bethesda after Billy Stalcup had
helped the losers capture the first
game with 1853. His set was 403. Os-
car Skyes, with IA and Alb, was
the winners big gun.
The champion GreenWay team
was a 81 winner from Bethesda
Bowling Center in the Minor Dis
trict League opener. Ashley Mitchell
featured the victory with Alb. Bill,
Cliffs 4O8 aided in Queen Pins 2-1
decision over Sellers Plumbers.
Replacing Harry Brown In the
final two games, Joe Pricci led with
153 and 131 as Petworth beat Price
Motors of Indian Head, 81. Billy
Mishou's 1872 and George Simons
382 lead King Pins FL win from
Fort Davis
Evening star., 1948-09-09
HELP MEN AND WOMEN,

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,sflsphons ,ef3s calls; Style CLEANERS s5o7
good salary; must be able 10 read and play
classical music. Call RE. 1888 after pm.
sALEspEopLE, several full-time oppor-
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station needs script writer. Preferably
ssxperiepcsd IN agency or station work.
WaNTED@coiored couple with experience
to serve as Isnitor to help manage large
apt house DEVELOPMENT in silver SpIne'
Md. Office, 2l05 BelVedere dr. 81. 1924.
OPENINGS FOR EVERY ONE. II you are
interested In part-tin1e employment, from
until 400 pm. :O0 a m. until 800 pm.
come in to see US today. Employment
once. 8rd floor, THE HEcHT Co. 9TH and
THE HECBT co.'s Silver Spring store
has openings for selling and nonselling
positions; exper. and inexper. fun and part
urdays; company benefits and privileges.
Apply in person, employment of1ce. 3rd o.
corner OF Fenton and Ellsworth dr.. Silver
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Ambassador, Tokomo Teams
In Swimoff for D. C.. Crown

Two Washington swimming clubs
Ambassador and Takoma-will
battle it out this week end for
the 1948 Washington team cham
pionship as one of the features of
the Presidents Cup Regatta SWIM
ming events.
Chairman Joe Bertolini of the
regatta swimming committee dis
closed today that the issue will be
resolved when the two clubs COM
pete in the 300-yard medley relay
one of the numerous events to be
run off at Indian Spring Country
Club Saturday and Sunday at 7:30
pm.
Ambassador and Takoma are tied
with 46 points each, following the
running this season of all but one
District title event for men. Only
the medley relay remains and it
was decided to let the President S
Cup event serve as the runoff.
Nationally known swimmers and
divers and two entrants from Aus
Evening star., 1948-09-09

,tralia are entered in the two-night
affair. Preliminaries will be held
at the club at pm. Saturday. That
night some of the final swimming
events will be held, while divers
will give an exhibition.
John Davies, 10, and Bruce
Bourke, 20, of Australia. will arrive
tomorrow night with their coach
Marsden Campbell.
Sunday evening sees the finals
for remaining swimming races and
all diving events.
Bertolini reports that tickets fol
the show will be sold at the club
with a charge of so cents for chill
dren and 81 for adults.
Lakewood Swimming Club OF Balti-
more plans to send over at least
20 swimmers.
The Brighton Hotel team of Allan
tic City, which won the National
AAU team championships at Akron
last week end, also is sending an
impressive array of talent.
Evening star., 1948-09-09

the ninth and had the bases loaded
with one out when First Baseman
Fain contributed a leaping stab of
Vernons blistering liner and caught
Mark Christman off first for o
double play.
NAT NOTES: Ray Scarborough
will bid for his 18th victory tonight
against the AS Phil Marchildon
Milo Candini will hurl for the
Mats in the event Scarborough,
handicapped by pulled leg muscle,
doesn't feel fit after warming up
the first game defeat was No.
II for Wynn, who became the first
Nat pitcher to lose that many
games since Sid Hudson lost II In
1912
Ed Stewart had hit safely in nine
straight games until he was stopped
in the second struggle, with Valo
robbing him of hit in the eighth
on brilliant shoestring catch
. Kozar has batted 1897 in his
last six games after being shelved by
cold Eddie Yost also has
perked up, collecting eight hits In
his last IA efforts among his
safeties have been four doubles and
triple.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
By Angelina J. CorobelIi
Special Correspondents of The stur

PENNINGTON, Va, Sept. O.
With grounds improved and new
outside course ready, Pennington
Hunt Club at 10 am. tomorrow will
open its 18th annual horse show
The three-day event winding up the
$4,000 Virginia A circuit has drawn
lis horses for TOO entries in 43
contests.
Heading the list of hunters is
Mrs. Page Jennings 1cecapade, last
weeks Warrenton show conforma-
ton hunter champion and Kes-
wicks reserve champion. Robert
Fairburn's Sun Boss from Morris
town, N. j., Warrenton's top green
hunter, will try to repeat. Martin
Vogel, jr.'s Petrescu, Warrenton'
working hunter champion, and
Mary Hopper's Kildare, KesWick's S
reserve working hunter, head their
division. June Fishers Reckless.
Keswick's reserve jumper cham
pion, and Col and Mrs. H. H. Pohl' S
Fitzrada, who tied for reserve honors
Evening star., 1948-09-09
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Evening star., 1948-09-09
Pennington Horse Show Opens
Card of 49 Glasses Tomorrow

at Warrenton, will head the
jumpers.
Among other ribbon winning per-
formers will be Rock Spring Farms
Flying Flag, Leading Edge, Clinker
and Duck; Thomas G. Gays Tres
Mignon and Will Prevail, Mrs. Ray
mond Barbin's Herodite and Can
delight, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Haggin
Perry's One More Pennant, Mary
Jane Weaver's Buck Private and
Zabrula and June Fishers Broom
Light Heels Up and Alley Broom.
Llangollen Stables, owned by Mrs.
R. E. Persons, will be represented
by Daze, Carry Me Back, Adven-
turer and Blue kits. Ballantrae
of Mclean, Va, will show the
Squire, Toifelleur and Ace Flash.
Other entries include Walter
Cragie's Swift Stream, Mrs. Peggy
Mechling's Henry's Dream, j. E
Jones sensational Boots, Mrs. Page
Jennings newest contender, Clear
wood, and several from Mr.. and Mrs,
George Watts Hills North Carolina
breeding establishment.
The show starts at 10 am. Satur-
day and at l pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-09-09
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Evening star., 1948-09-09

Totals 81 10 u IotdtS ~ < II
sStruck out for Ferrick in seventh.
tSafe on Joosts error for Evans In
ninth. ,
rbiIadelphia $40 900 114-1Q
Washington 2OO ooo ol4-
Runs-Joost t2p, McCosky, Fain -t2l,
Maieski, Chapman, valo l22. sudeer, Yost los
I9l, Kozar 20, Coan, CLARK, Early. Er-
bstted in-Fain C2), Majeski' tS3 chapwanI MA p
1s). Rosar !2l, Yost ~, Rozar, Two- y}
Three-base hit-Yost. Stolen base-Faln
sserifices = Harris. MeCosky: Double
plays-JooSt and Fain Fain (unasSlsteo)
Left on bases-Philadelphia J. Wash,
2 of Wynn, .; off Harris, ?, of Fer
rick. q off Harrist, /. strikeouts-Bs
Kellner, /; by Harris, 4; by Harrist. :
Hlts-Off Kellner, 1 IN !. inning; off Harr,
ris,. in 5ss innings, of SAVAGE. , in !
wynn. in lis innings; off Ferrick,,
in SIS; off Harrist, 4 in 2 INNINGS. Hi
by piteher-By Harrist Chapman: Fow'
Ter (Christman). :, Wild pitch-Kellner
Winning pitcher-HarriS. Losing pitch
er-Wvnn
Evening star., 1948-09-09
HELP WOMEN.

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Evening star., 1948-09-09
Mats
Continued From Page C-1.

WCOntinued From Page C-I.I
Coskv and Ferris F'ain successfully
and Hank Majeski inserted a single
that lifted the AS into command
at Az. They added a run in the
seventh off Forrest Thompson when
Mike Guerra singled and Scheib
tripled.
Mats Go Down Scrapping.
The Mats were operating under a
1913 deficit entering the last of the
ninth in the first game, but they
threatened to take the decision.
They sprayed four runs across In
Evening star., 1948-09-09

TEAM WILL BE HERE: SEPT IS, IA, Is
s. Army and U. s. Air Force Recruiting Station
400 10th Street NV.
For Appointments, call Republic 500, Ext. 1865
Evening star., 1948-09-09

Want the worlds best pilot
training plus pay? A special Air
Force interviewing team is COM
ing to town to tell you how YOU
can get it.
The team will be set up to
give you complete information
about the Aviation Cadet pro-
gram. 1t will accept applica-
tions and can give you all the
examinations except the physi-
cal, and the final interview.
Evening star., 1948-09-09

Big chance? You betl Your
nearest U. S. Army and U. s.
Air Force Recruiting Station
can arrange an interview for
you. Call them today!
Evening star., 1948-09-09
Totals So 7271O Totals "a 727

Totals 32 z II lW TotaIs 81 ~
Struck out for THOMPSON IN ninthi
wa ashinrton OO1 100 O00-2
Runs-Joost, McCosky, valo t2l, Guerra,
Vernon, Weik. Error-Guerra. Runs
G?5 Scheib. Two-base, hits-Maieski,
Thompson Three-base .hits--Kozar, Weik,
Scheib. Home run-Valo. Stolen bases
Sacrifice-Guerra. Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. IL: WASHINGTON, 8: Bases ;, on
balls-Of Weik, 10; off Scheib. 4. Strike
olits-By Weik, ); by Thompson, |; by
Scheib ]. Hits-Of Weik 8 in 52a in
ningS off Thompson. , in .31s innings.
Passed ball--Guerra. Losing pltcher-Welk:
Evening star., 1948-09-09
TIRST GAME

Totals 36lO27 7 Totals ~ 27 II
sStruck Out for Ferrick in seventh
+Safe on Joosts error for Evans IN
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-31
WORLD NEWS (Continued from page D

injured workmen coming to work as usual supporting. in many cases. those who could not travel by themselves.
 There are about 200O American trovps in England: on the con- tinient a, reserve officers and men are asked to report in.
 Plans for a new canal through Columb,a with the Eastern en- trance at Gulfo del Darien and the western entrance near Cupica using the .Atrato River as a canal for pal. of the distance is pro DOS d by the president of Col umbia. Acande and Turbo are the
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-31
ANCHORAGE NAVAL RESERVE OFFICER NAMED RESERVE RECRUITING OFFICER

The Commandant Seventeenth Naval District, has announced the appointment of LTJG D. c. Will COX, USNR, Box 48O, Anchorage, as a special Volunteer Recruiting Officer for the U. s. Naval Re- serve in Anchorage.
 Eligible candidates for the Re serve are male citizens of the United States, between the ages IT and 40, if with no prior naval service: or r and GA if with prior naval service. Applicants must pass mental and physical ex- animation.
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The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-07-31

nearest towns to the rivers mouth Which flows into the Gulfo del Darien.
 The son of the Hungarian Pre- sident has been arrested for trea- son. Kilde, the president of Hun gary is a Methodist Minister and has held his post from the first. He resigned five hours after his sons arrest.
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 A gas explosion in Berming- ham Ala. mine killed l and in- jurCd l3 others.