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Evening star., 1941-11-07
Trade luII Unbroken,
Retailers Await
Cold Weather
Coins Over Year Ago
loid Principally to
Higher Prices
81 the Associated Press.

by toe ASSDtAattN u 6SH
NEW YORK, Nov. 7,--Buslness
harometers remained stationary this
week with the spell of underlying
dullness unbroken IN trade chan
nels. Dun e. BradStreet said today
in the weekly review.
Retailers still awaited the appear
ance of cold weather to give impetus
to seasonal demand" the agency
said. Sales turnover held above last
years in dollar figures, but gains
were traced largely to rise in prices
and were considered Disappointing
in view of the lag in sales during
the comparable period in 1910
Recorder activity in wholesale
markets continued only fair. Al
though the scramble for goods was
undlmlnlShed in some lines. as a
rule buyers were showing greater
caution IN specifying quantities and
prices. Manufacturers were contln-
ing record production, with backlogs
somewhat smaller but still substan-
tial
Gains in retail trade over a year
ago were estimated al from 10 to
Is per cent for the country as a
whole, with the Pacific Coast area
leading other sections with an in
crease of l6 to 90 per cent. Else
where the percentage increases over
1910 were: New England. to II;
East, TO 10. South and Middle
West. 9 to Is. Southwest, - to II,
Northwest, 9 to -.
The review described as routine
the weeks new order activity in
wholesale markets.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov. tP,--Nationsl
Association Securities Dealers, Inc:
tCloSIng QuOtationSD
Evening star., 1941-11-07
New Orleans Price,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. : tp,.-Trade buy
ine and improved war news advanced cot
ton futures here today. Closing prices
were steady. / 20 ~ points net higher.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Power Financing Planned.

HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. 7 tPl.--
President Charles L. Campbell OF
the Connecticut Light g. Power Co
today announced S16604 40C
financing program. calling for re-
tirement of 68.044 shares OF 5i2 per
cent 500 par preferred stock and
the raising of sl0,OO0,O00 to expand
generating facilities at the Devon
plant.
A special meeting of stockholders
will vote on the proposals on De-
cember 8.
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Regular
u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK No : lP-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty- seconds
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Nov 7-Divldends de-
clared-prepared by Fitch Publishing Co
Resumed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Asks Tuesday Opening

In the battle OF kilograms Soc
rotary Perkins first leiegraphed
northern operators and John l..
Lewis. UNIV president urging
that mines in the northern field
contracts already having been
Signed) be reopened Tuesday She
also telegraphed southern opera
tors urging them to resume nego-
tiations with the union
The northern operators then
tclegraphed President Roosevelt
taking exception to published
story which had the Chief Execu-
tive expressing the belief that
freight differentials disseminated
against the South in many re-
speCts
Lewis telegraphed Secretary
Perkins asking that she urge the
southern operators TO return to
New York for negotiations.
At the same time { h arl 9
O'Neil. Spokes an for the
northern operal - telegraphed
Secretary Perkins 1isclalming re-
sponsibility for the work Stoppagc
and placing the blame on southern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
y. S. Headed for Empire
By Mandates, Moley Says
International Sew, >er,ic, Wire

CHICAGO April Warning
That the United States i on the
threshold Of imperialism Raymond
Moley, formerly the a1ministra-
ton No. / braln-trusier. today
urged a preparation of The Amer
lean form Of democracy and an
avoidance Of a dangerous inter-
nauonsIIsm .
Noley spoke before 5000 bust
ness men al the Chicago Exccu-
tiVos Club. lie asked
Are We going 10 be nation
ar empire. : N f..4.>L,4,l.l,.-
up our minds. Imperialism can
be launched without our real1-
ing ~.
Where are the mpst seductive
tcmptations--the White mans
burden or such deNiceSs ~ the
mandate. We got a mandate in
the Philippines and We now have
"A headache.
Il fear the drift toward en-
pire. Only the strong viii of
the people can impose itself aud
stop the trend. We have taken
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Situation Looks Dark,
Steelman Admits
After 4-Hour ak
By WILLIAM II. WHITE


Intl News service stan Correspondent
NEW YORK, April 70 The soft
coal deadlock turned INTO a battle
of kilograms tonight as efforts by
Secretary of Labor Perkins failed
TO bring the warning northern and
southern operators together with
the CLOS United Mime Workers Of
America
Federal Conclhator John r
Steelman admitted the situation
looks rather dark as he concluded
a four-hour meeting with north
crn mine operators and union Of
liclalS.
Meanwhile. with the mines i'm
the vast Appalachian field closed
since March 81, the fuel shortage
was growing acute. More and
more steel companies engaged on
defense contracts faced
the prospect of having to shW
down blast furnaces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Pdrent-Ted(her
Pdr|eys in Flint
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, April 49, With ma
tional defense as the main theme.
$500 delegates to the Michigan
STATE Parent-Teacf1eT C0HvTr1 fr7ri=
opening here next Wedn nSday. will
launch statewide educational
campaign on keeping faith with
America
Mrs. Henry Wise. president of
the Flint council. and active in
preparation for the state meet.
said tbI convention program Will
be highlighted by addresses by
prominent educators. each pre-
senting point in the PTA cam
paign.
Tho convention VIII continue
for three days with registration
on Wednesday morning. Sessions
VIII continue through Friday Mrs.
Edgar {. Thompson Of Highland
Park is state president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Story of France

The story of France is still
fresh in our minds" he said. As
the details of her collapse be-
come known they seem to prove
that she lies PROSTATE today
before the \azi conqueror he
cause of the stupidity and self
i>hneSs of some Of her industrial
and labor leaders.
THE time has arrived for par
ents and relatives OF drafted
men To make their voices heard.
Their sons and their kin are
being drafted into the army at
S2l a month, are being prepared
to he sen, to the firing line. but
may not have the tools they will
need in this mechanical war. be
cause Of the greed at some of
those left free To choose their
work. This is a wal OF ma
chimes more than IL is war of
men.
we know that the vast ma
iOrity Of our working people are
intensely loyal and patriotic and
cNerting every effort TO aid the
defense program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Steelmon TO Confer

Immediately after the confer
ence ended this afternoon, STGCt-
man announced that Secretary
Perkins had asked hum to fly 10
Washington ION the first plane"
10 confer with her.
In urging that the northern
mines. which employ about 250o00
of the 100000 idle miners. reopen
Tuesday, Secretary Perkins tried
TO solve part Of the dilemma
but both the northern operators
and union officials SAID ii was not
within their power to do this.
The northernerS and the union
signed an agreement last WedneS-
day but Lewis refuses 10 agree
TO opening any mines until the
southern operators sign with the
union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Little HopeHeId Warns Stupidity
For Quick End Barrier TO j. s.
To Coal Dispute Arms Program
Realtor Urges Parents
of Draftees Protest
Stoppages of Work
Tunes stan Correspondent

ANN ARBOR. April An APP
peal for the parents and relatives
OF draftccS to make their voices
heard against unnecessary stop
pages in the defense program Was
made today by Philip w. kniSkern.
president OF the National AsSocla-
lion of Real Estate Boards and
president of the First Mortgage
Corporation Of Philadelphia.
Speaking at the loint educa-
tional conference sponsored by the
school of business administration
"a the UniXersifX-ef Michigan and
The Michigan Real Estate Board,
kniskcrn asked that labor and
capital diSoWn ceases Of stupid
management and unsound, ambi-
fiOuS leadership
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
River Pollution
Laid 10 Ma(on1b

LANSING, April 10 The De
troit River Is still polluted despite
expensive sewage disposal plants
built by Detroit Milton p Adams.
secretary of the State Stream
Control Commission. said Satur-
day
He said the pollution affects
the water supplies Of doVnrivor
communities He blamed southern
Macomb CountyS pollution of the
IN part. for the impure water
Melvndale IS the Only Wayne
County community still pouring
sewage into the Detroit
ne said and has been
served with preliminary notice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Farms and Lands for Sale

ACRES sa-Near Richm nd corner Ris
Hand aHa Hteel mad. garaen farm
q room home. reraf.tl -icuedG electricity,
s-sste
EARGAiS -i0-acre pieces $500 Willow
ana Elwel rasas. owner cherry sl5s.
LOCATE yoHf land; county maps, show
sections. roads lakes. streams, etc q; 25c
per county Mica Tax Service. lO36-C
Majestic BldT.. Detroit.
SEIZED FOR TAXEs Mich. land. 81 so
acre. clesr ttie list 2;c Mich. Tax
Service GN56-c Majestic Bids, Detroit. %
% hcRrs, part lrun in oceaua county
ciefe t. Lake Mlrhlgan, Z "a miles 20
Shelly. part pavement s-room house, good
r8ors and trim furnace. electric lovely
shaded lawn barn. chicken lausc spring
81 $50. Hanson Osborn. Har
20 ACRES on Flye Mile east Of Bradner
priced to sell. VII DIVIDE H0gaTth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

on many obligations B in the
Western Hemisphere. and these
obligations may grow and soon
we will he in singapore"
Moley charged that the British
labor party's idea Of a common
wealth Of nations after England
wins the war is the true purpose
of the left wing intervenfionists
IN Washington. D. C., and else
where lie declared.
I'VE Americans don't want 70
Join in England's counier-revo-
luton against NaIiiSm. Ne
don't want to Join in any itiett-
logical axis of any kind. We
don't want To subject our nation
10 superauthority in a COM
monwcalth of states"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Business Opportunities

\ FINE used car OF real estate office
$3.50 GRAND RIVER. NEAR KIRBY
A MANUFACTURING business established
2 years, making equipment for sutomo-
bile manufacturers. is for sale Income
for 1870. after taxes II YOU have s. Oe
TO $40 900 investigate this Gail between
3 and u. Dearborn 0eie.
BEAUTY sHOP-Quick sale large shop
or partnership. reason, draft Townsend
Sons.
CONFECTIONERY snd lunch excellent
business next school. 6341 West Chi
caso. TYLER 1889.
CONFECTIONERY for rent with fixtures
You pay for stock. 1883 Plymouth
DINING CAR. with beer license Reason
bic. Apply evenings, $50 Livernois. Fern
dale.
DRAFTED grocery. meats beer and wine
store for sale or trade for home,
Lafayette 4is4
DRUG STORE or confectionery. splendid
business low overhead, near school.
owner Townsend e-sa2h
FOR sale or lease service station N
Lspeer. Michigan: towns largest trade IN
gas. oil ana accessories Address Fred
Wenser. Lapeer Michigan
GARAGE for sale or trade. good business
as-a equipment. other business. Town.
send s-5e5o
GROCERY Fixtures and complete stock,
including building also SIX rooms bath.
steam heat basement two-car garage
IS 100. - 600 down. Temple l-00s6, Tyler
5-0722
LUNCH Room sell or take partner loan
or woman. reasonable alos Hamilton
MES over 40 With cars. We will estsh iish
YOU iu a well paying business Of mems
and wamens wear. no investment neces-
sarx complete stock furnished on con
slEnneni-- unlimited field profits on very
hiEh percentage references required
Write Box B-62si Detroit Times
PARTNER with business ability; reliable:
large automobile accessory store shop,
wonderful opportunity. Arlington 1850
RFsTA URANT Small. seats Is over $500
week business $40 month rent. $4,000
81 500 down Run now entirely by help
$3.50 West Vernon
RESTAURANT on through highway good
business spot reasonable price 20 night
PARTY. mus, sell on account Of health For
Information telephone oregon s57s
RESTAURANT Fully equipped good M
come. excellent location. Apply Mr. Cas-
SAM Jad Refrigeration. 1927 Woodrow
..t-setl-
ESTAURANT workmen's IT 7srtf=
in- Oh account ct illness Factory dis
irici Hot SPOT leo05 sehaefer road
sHOE Repair Business Complete Lands
machinery SIS. must hc sold al once.
1909 Taylor rear Twelfth
SNAIL stock II hardware groceries viii
sen or lease building, seven-roam house
tu1t on Nelson Hyatt. Becker. Michigan.
STORE for any business incudng eight
room apartment real satriheei Lafayette
rgfT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Tribute to FBI

This is proven by statements
made by good authority that the
lack of sabotage i'm eur defense
industries is due a. much tn the
patriotism of labor ~ it i to
the vigilance of the FBI. | am
most happy TO pay tribute to the
efficiency and production of this
preponderant majority.
Discussing the building situa-
ton. KniSkern said he does not
look for any abnormal Increase
in rents and said he believes the
hope that rent con-
troll will not be necessary VIII be
borne out
He said easy financing and the
FILA are making it cheaper TO
buy than to rent although he ex-
poets that construction costs IN
viii rise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and resi- estate. no appraisal Zee
Sinner sexton, 1929 Ford Building. CAdu"
lac 1886
ALL lana contracts bought. mtges. maze
McHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac u3fs
ANY desirable lana contract purchased
MELVIN +. LANPHAR & COMPANY
725 Lafayette Bldg Cadillac $3.50.
AVt LIABLE Private. other funds to buy
land contracts and make mortgage loans.
CHERRY PALS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Mortgages

MORTGAGES - Old and new property.
Hahn 4 Co. 2i3 Barlum Tower Ga 1850
MORTGAGEs - stores, apis, dwellings,.
low rates Holden 4 Reaume. RA. 6f6i.
RFFTNANCE land contracts rsadlust
monthly payments. attractive interest
rates Detroit ard suburbs Telephone
repre- sentative viii call MON Mortgage
Co. 1904 Union Guardian BidF CH 1850
See H. G. WOODRUFF INC for
mortgages on your improved property.
1906 Union Guardian Bids Cherry 27Si
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
to Loan
On Real Estate

ARRANGE first mortgage or sell your land
contract TO reliable Edward Henkel CO..
Hammond Building. Cadillac 1885.
Is YOUR PROPERTY FORECLOSURE
OR SOLD FOR TAxESf NEED MONEY!
Write in confidence. give fun particulars.
Address Box B-84T5, The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
FERNDALE


SIS PEARSON oPEN ronAN
Ar sxcslleft opportunity - sfitf dosn
50 from thr uo.sY CIR, iarEs frame
49, "a az iuf NafI Grgr'arc frcrch
coors. glass hardware. nedfms. and
surrn, M Near schools.
ANDREW l. NALoTT. INC RA. 5000
MARTHA WASHINGTON DRIVE 1850
fsouthHeId Iwu1-- rooms ans hath,
f,ii basement HI water beat. .-car Faf-
az rrice = $40.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OK 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Anii.Fascist Aids Greek

PIITSFIELD. Mass April 10
tINS)-Tickets for the Greek Re
lief Benefit were donated by Emo
Marinaro, prominent Italian resi-
dent Of Pittsheld and critic Of
Premier Mussollnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Farm. and Acreage for Rent
Business Property for Sale

BUSINESS corner fronting Michigan ave
nue. near WAYNE, nine-foom building
gas tanks IN IDEAL far road house gas
station or other business price - 500.
easy terms Fielder lA04 Telegraph, three
blocks north q Van Born
HURLBJT. $500 = Brlck store living
rooms. bath, furnace. basement, large
JOE. s. 500 $500 down easy terms.
Abrams 1910 Mack. LEnaX 023o.
VERNON highway. st0res, FATS. steam
heat, good Investment. s. 900 equity
for 81 500. Ia $751;.
WILL sell Wel-eonstrueted brick buildine
now leased and producing $3.50 net
monthly income Tor s. 600 down: all taxes
and maintenance repairs paid by tenant.
OWNER. RA. 55e5.
Business Property-Saie or Rent
WNANDOTTE stores on Main Business
street near induS rial center NineV GOD
2-22ls Mxandotfe SAVINGS Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Industrial Property
For Sale or Lease

SOLID PRICK. 5000 50 o. suitable for
shop ~ msnRfactufif- purposes s1,uVu
down "a ssss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

FsRNINGToN nd. is9iS tLiyonia INp.
E-stery br ard r. single rooms and
hath. .fuli basement. MT air heat, 2-car
rArNes; tot saRiea. Price $3.50
TrRsT NATIONAL BANK Ch. 500
yaENfSGT0S- -hearuom fr-ck. A-car
sSrnss sNs2s. beautiful residence dis-
trtrt FzrTrlrEtssn sos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Little Farms for Sale

A BARGAIN - 10 acres, Huron River
Drive M. West Rc part woods. mr.,
school. 81 500, terms Crossman HO- 6i44.
A BEAUTIFULLY Handicapped small farm.
IN Fiat Rock home. Esrare. city water
e. zoo. $500 down. Crossman HO. of4i.
a BEAUTIFUL ) acres. high and dry. ex-
ceiient soil. paved road. near Flat Rock,
y75u terms Gresham. no 6iti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

see our SINAI farms 7oNll7 with only S3u
down, S. mo. All taxes paid Deep well.
school. stores. everything sou need. Finan-
eng for BUILDING small home easily avail
= s4e Stole Geld HOME SITES. 1855
-. L......D.. D ~ AI.A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

Hines lil.ss farms iQO12oO high and
dr4. garden soil 1885 ut. $50 down
I. mite north Of Smile Road on Ever
gree. Crossman HO. 6f4i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

CONSULT ths enlarged Real rstate lsiioss
y N. - sunday Times Want 40
etcfonf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20
Business Property-SaIs or Rent

WNANDOTTE stores on Main
street near indust rial center
2-22ls Myandotfe SaXinrs Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-20

rs a daily home-delivered subscriber to
The Detroit Times. YOU become eligible
to obtain this $4,000 accident insurance
policy, costing YOU only 2-cents-a-week
and issued by The Old Line Life Insur-
ance Company Of America. This policy
pays insured persons in the MILITARY
OR NAVAL SERVICE on land in the United
states (excluding aviation and submarine serv
ice) within the bounds OF the IS states and the
District OF Columbia 50 long as the United
states remains At peace and is not engaged in
declared or undeclared Val THIS POLICY
COVERS t. 8 DftNT~ftt.S. rs WE'LL AS
INSURED PERSONS NOT " SUCH SERVICE
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-03
NAzlS WE'D AT
 LONG DISTANCE

BERLIN, June 3-Ingeborg Hu- Lert. 16, is the bride-by proxy of German soldier in Africa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-03
NEW KIND
 OF ROOKIE REVEALED
Mickey Livingston Is Dif- ferent from Usual Run
 Also Very Quiet
By DICK CRESAP AP Feature Service

PHILAD DELPHIA, June g. Thompson Orville tMickey) Liv- ingston is different kind of rookie.
 For one thing, he's tickled to death the pennant-chasing Brook lyn Dodgers traded him off to the cellar hugging Phillies. Another reculiarity is that Mickey, labeled by his fellow Phillies as "one of the hustling-est catchers in the league is also one of the quies- est.
 The Dodgers decision to send me to the Phillies was the best break I've ever had says the soft-spoken South Carolinian, reg ular backstop for the Phils in his first year up.
 Why, if I'd stayed up with Brooklyn, I'd have had to break those other catchers' arms to get in a ball game"
 MT. Livingston presumes that a catcher doesn't have to be noisy to be efficient.
 Most of my talking is to
 the pitcher" he says. T fig
 ure the batter isn't bothered
 much with chatter. And when
 a fellow comes sliding home
 with his spikes up you can't
 talk him into being out. You
 have to tag him."
 Voted the No. receiver in the Eastern League last summer when he batted .284 for Springfield Mass, Mickey was drafted by the Dodgers during the winter and then sent to Philadelphia in the celebrated Kirby Higbe deal.
 "The Phillies might have been interested in getting me as a catcher" he says, then smiles but I think the $l00,000 they got had something to do with it.
 Six feet one and . half inch-
 es tall, the 25-year- old New
 berry, s. C., citiscn weighs 1s5
 pounds. He got his start in
 American Legion ball, then
 drifted around the minors for
 four years as . Washington
 Senator farm hand.
 T thought I'd arrive three years ago when Washington had me up for a while.- caught one game for them and hit three or four = but never got another chance. Sure, I was disappointed. But it gives he a lifetime Ameri- can League batting average of .750." Mickey started this season off at a .25O-.270 clip and thinks he'll improve.
 I'm. hitting the ball hard all right but I haven't been, steering them away from the ftelders. Just go up there and bash it out. I'm learning to steer them a little now
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-03

special request of President Roo- sevelt. In the second place, there are the reports which the auto mobile and motor clubs have been making to the American Automo- bile Association, which has been working closely with the War and Navy Departments to present a clear picture of present conditions.
 The public roads administration, starting with the premise that there already are 32,000O00 motor vehicles using the United States highway and urban street systems, breaks up its report into sections.
 How adequate is the nations s strategic network" of highways and what must be done to make it perfect? This comprises approxi- mately 75.0OO miles of main trunk routes and auxiliary roads. It in- wolves all the roads joining impor- tant centers of defense industry and all military and naval con- centration points. It includes also the secondary and territory roads which may be used when the main highways break down or are clogged with traffic.
 MT. Carmody's report to the President says that nearly 10000 miles of the strategic network is too narrow or too weak in surfac- ing to take care of routine opera
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-03
CARDS GET T0ppLA(E,
 NATIONAL
Ends Dodgers 9-Game Win
 Streak, Their Own 3-
 Game Series losses
tBy ASSOCIATED PRESS)

The St. Louis Cardinals regained exclusive possession of the Nation al Leagues lead yesterday by end- ing the Brooklyn Dodgers nine game winning streak and also snapping their own three-game series losses. Johnny Hoops ninth inning triple and Jim Browns short fly produced the winning run.
 Cincinnati's five hits beat New York yesterday as Eddie Joost hom-' cred with one on to break the scoreless deadlock in the fifth in- ming. Harry Danning's homer brought in two Giant runs and one other run was scored in the sixth. Lombardi's homer knotted tn . count and Riddle won his own game with a timely single while two men were on bases in the sev- enth inning.
 The Boston Braves scored their first shutout of the season yester- day when Erickson gave only five hits to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
 Danny Litwhiler's two homcrs yesterday gave the Phillies vic- tory over the Chicago Cubs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-03

 UP AT TOP;
 50x BEATEN
Joe Dobson Geis His First Home Run of Baseball
 Career Monday
cBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

In the American League yeSter- day, Cleveland got half game lead for top spot in the standings as Teller pitched his eleventh vic- tory while Chicago lost to Wash ington. Teller gave seven hits and ven his sixth consecutive victory but his string of scoreless innings was broken at 30. The loss of the game to Washington dropped Chi cago from the lead after only one day there.
 Buck Newsom. hurling for De- troit, lasted only two innings yes- terday as he gave five hits to Bos- ton including homers by Foxx and Joe Dobson, Boston pitcher, whe got his first circuit drive of his baseball career.