davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-12-20
Weeks Permits Show
Increase in BUILDING
Of Low-Cost Homes
81 One-FomiIy Dwellings,
"a Apartment Units
In $379,5 500 TotoI

An increase of activity in the
low-cost home building field sent
private construction figures for the
week in the District above the
recent weekly average as Building
Inspector Robert H. Davis issued
permits having total valuation OF
$379, 500.
Included in the list for the week
were permits calling for erection
of 81 one-family dwellings and "a
apartment units. The more i'm
portsnt permits follow:
Stearns- Mishkin Construction Co.,
635 F street NV. owners and
builders; George T. Santmyers,
1410 H street NV, designer; to
erect 81 two-story brick and cinder
block dwellings, 1881 to 1881 Down.
ing street NE, and 2340 to 2348
Fourteenth street NV; to cost
$124,OOO.
Frances Deremer, 1929 Webster
street NE, owner and builder;
Keath Hite. designer; to erect 81
two STORY brick and frame dwellings,
1910 to 1850 Clay place NE; to cost
$78,750.
Howard Homes, Inc, 1912 Fifth
street NV. owners; Leon Chatelain
jr., 1927 K street NV, designer;
to erect five 2-story brick flats go
units, 838-842-846-854 Twentieth
street NE; to cost $45,0OO.
Charles M. Wallingsford, Denrike
Building, owner and builder; George
T. Santmyers, 1410 H street NV,
! designed; to erect five 2-story
(See BUILDING, Page B-3D
Evening star., 1941-12-20
Heater and Winter
Air Conditioner Is
Available as Unit
New Device Equipped
With Oil Burner of
Pressure Type
By LAWRENCE CROLIUs.

Construction Of thousands OF
small homes for housing in defense
areas has resulted in the introduc-
ton Of many innovations in both
materials and building methods. All
sorts of new products have been
brought out to cut down the time
it takes to put . substantial house
in shape for immediate use, rs well
as to provide the last word In con-
venience and space saving.
Many of these fine home are
being built without Easements,
which makes 1t necessary for all the
equipment formerly spread around
the cellar to be made more neatly
and compactly.
Automatic heat has, Of course,
become pretty much of . necessity
these days with very little time
available for furnace tending and
ash removal. Hence q great de-
mand has sprung up for . compact
Evening star., 1941-12-20
Builders Act
To Fill Call for
War Housing
Expected to Meet
17,500-Unit Quote
Without Delay
By JAMES NEWTON.

1t appeared probable today that
private builders and real estate in
terests will quickly subscribe the
maximum of 1880 housing units
allowed them under Defense Hous-
ing Co-ordinator Charles F. Palmer's
program for meeting the housing
shortage in the Washington area.
Yesterday, representatives of the
Washington Real Estate Board,
Home Builders Association of Met
ropolitan Washington and the Alex
andria Arlington Fairfax Real
Estate Board submitted reports to
Mr.. Palmer in which they promised
to build total of 1909 defense
housing units by next June 80.
Since then new projects have been
pouring in and the number OF prom
ised units already is far in excess
of $4,000.
Mr.. Palmer's program calls for
erection of $4,000 new homes and
apartments and $500 dormitory
rooms by June 30. He said private
builders would be expected to sup
ply 10000 units for defense workers
in the upper income brackets. Gov
eminent agencies would use defense
housing funds to build $500 units for
workers in the lowest income
brackets.
$50 to S45 Rentals.
He proposed that Defense Homes
Corp. build 1900 rooms for single
persons and $500 family units for
workers of intermediate incomes.
Mr.. Palmer said that if private
builders give assurance they can
handle more than 10000 units in the
time allotted the additional number
will be taken from the $500 now
assigned D. H. c.
The D. H. c. apartments must
accommodate families at shelter
rentals ranging from $50 to $45 per
month, and about half of the units
should be provided with furniture.
Private builders now believe they
will be able to handle all of these
D. H. C. units. Plans and specifica-
tions are drawn and sites acquired
for some of the projects. it is under
stood. 1t is assumed that at least
some of these jobs would be turned
over to private firms. Private in
dustry with some Government back
Ing, such as F. H. A. mortgage in
surance, can build apartments to
rent from $50 to S45 per month.
1t was made clear by the COM
mittee of real estate men and build
ers who called at Mr.. Palmer's Of
flee that in order for them to carry
out the big program the builders
must receive prompt action from F.
H. A. in approving subdivisions and
applications for mortgage insurance,
as we'll as full cooperation of the
o. P. M. in obtaining priorities for
necessary building materials.
Freezing" Orders Feared.
A widespread rumor was circu-
lated in building circles here the
past week to the effect that o. P. M.
plans shortly to issue an order
freezing" all building materials
used in defense industries of which
there now is shortage. This has
frightened many builders planning
defense housing projects. o. P. M.
officials deny that any such freezing
order is now planned.
It is held likely in authoritative
n q
Evening star., 1941-12-20

CHRISTMAS IN
own HOME NOT
JUST A DREAM
Unusual nsw lsmonstratien
proves even small budget
can buy q fine home noW!
Evey American wonts home OF
his om-o port, however smoll,
OF this country thot is his very
own. We reoIzed this, and also
reoIIzed thot many fine people
ore forced TO consider their snoIl
budgets. To prove TO them thot
q truly fine, big home is within
their means we hod the Polois
RoyoI furnish two Identical houses.
one Modern, one COLONEL. with
economical stock furniture. such
os you yourself would select.
These two homes should be seen
BY everyone for they prove thot
GOOD toste ond penny-wise plon-
ming make q srend home on O
small budget
They're smoll, low-cost homes
but look whot our reseorch ond
experience hove put into them.
Spacious living room, full dining
room, streomlined kitchen, z
large sunlit bedrooms ond tiled
bath. Corefree, economical oil
oir conditioning, automatic hot
voter, full basement ideol for
workshop ond rumpus room tYou
should see how cleverly and eco
nomicoIY we've fixed up the
somples), large fenced yord where
children can play in sofetY, Gov
cred front porch and every other
teoture you've oreomed Of. To-
coted in q beautiful subdivision
borey IS minutes from downtown,
with fost lOc bus service. Only
w miles from new NoW and
Wor BIdos. Psved streets and
oIleys, curbs, cutters, sidewalks
olreody poid for.
You con own one Of these lovely
homes for lust S., S,235, with only
S535 Gosh plus settlement costs.
ond pay $33.37 q month! (Poys
interest, toxes, insurance and
principoI). Be our guest todoy
OF the somple homes, won't youo
Drive over Memorial Bridge, south
on Arlington Ridge Rood to Presi-
dentiol 0ordens Apts., continue
.troioht on Mount Vernon Ave.
to CIebe Rood, left to Lynhoven.
Or over l4th Street Bridge and
south on No. | Hlobwoy to Ln-
hoven sign.
I'aas'iSaas
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
kedltor
Temple $500
Evening star., 1941-12-20
By DOROTHY DUCAS and
ELIZABETH GORDON.

Want to perk up your bathroom
with a new and arresting material
that can make it rival the bath
rooms of Hollywood stars? Get some
Of the new flexible glass wall cover
ing-sparkling sheets of squared-ofi
glass that can be cemented to any
smooth, hard surface Line the walls
around your recessed bathtub with
them for luxurious and thoroughly
practical effect.
The glass, which comes in Opaque
or mirrored finish, is. bendable be-
cause 1t Is mounted on q heavy
Evening star., 1941-12-20

(See HOUSING, Page B.,
Evening star., 1941-12-20

fabric that can be stretched or COM
pressed to suit your purposes. You
can install it around corners with
out cutting and making joints, for
it may safely be curved up to q
radius Of about five inches.
You can install flexible glass
sheets over almost any kind OF sur
face, although applying 1t over
washable wallpaper Is . bit risky.
for its bond would depend upon the
Evening star., 1941-12-20

See SILVER STAR, Page b.
Evening star., 1941-12-20
Flexible Glass Wall COVERING
Makes Sparkling Bathrooms
New Material Can Be Installed Over
Almost Any Old Finish With Ease

bond between the paper and the
wall. Better remove the paper first.
Cut Into Squares.
The sheets are 1872 inches square
and may be cut at any of the cut"
lines Of the squares, which come in
sizes from one to four inches. Prices
are ABOUT $105 a square foot in the
six opalescent colors, white and mir
rored glass: $115 a square foot for
the red, yellow or blue opal, which
are more dificult to make. and 81 go
q square foot for the tinted mir
rored glass.
The finished price, including cost
of installation. is reported usually
less than hand-set ceramic tile in
q remodeling job, slightly more for
q new job.
II you do not want to be quite
30 luxurious, you might use some
Of this flexible, washable glass sheet
ing for spot" decoration. Shelf
edging made of this same sparkling
material is advisable for trimming
shelves Of bathrooms or guest or
linen closets. 1t comes in white and
five tinted mirror colors and nine
opalescents and costs from Is to 20
cents . hneal foot.
Evening star., 1941-12-20
A Paintbrush Cleaner.

When you have finished your paint
Job for the day give the brushes a
bath to make sure they will be clean
and soft next time you need them.
As it Is true economy to buy brush
of the best quality and keep it in
good condition, an investment Of S
cents for enough special material to
Continued on Page B-3, Column -
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
GANO Ell PERU LA COMPE-
TICION DE SALTO MILITAR

New York, Noviembre IL, -
Los jinetes del ejercito peruano
ganaron la competition de salto
militar con un margen de 5 pun
tos sobre Estados Unidos. Come
tieron los peruanos "a faltas,
los n-orteamericanos 20 y los Gu
banos, que finalizaron en- ell ter
GER puesto, 80.
Tres jinetes Sc empataron en-
IL faltas cada uno, ell captain
Armando Anderson y ell tenien-
te Hector Saettone, del Peru, y
el captain Franklin F. Wing
del ejercito de los Estados Uni
dos.
Los tres "teams" escucharor
los himnos nacionales de sus re-
pectivos paises.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
LOS TERRIERS CONTRA LOS
DRAGONES

Sc han cOmpletado los prepa-
rativos para ell partido de mana
ma por la noche entire los Terri
iers de Hillsborough, que solo
han sido derrotados una vez, y
los Dragones de Jefferson, ven
cedores en- sus 1ltimos cinco
combates.
A las ocho de la noche Sc pc
CARA la primera "patada" y Sc
aguarda un lleno complete.
Sc distinguieron aver en- los
ej~ercicios de los Terrier Adrian
Cant, Randall Hughes, Harry
Kerr y Glenn Darlington.
Los dos "teams" practican en-
Ell anzamiento de "pases."
Ell Hillsborough tiene excesC
de confianza en- la victoria y es-
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

cara bobalicOna, coSas y edifi-
clos.
No hay quedecir que los dos
randas, al dia siguiente de lie
gar a la gran ciudad, Sc habian
caracterizado, comprandose ro-
pa hecha y usada, ioh, ST, en-
las prenderias de la calle de San
Pablo.
De este modo podian pasar
p~erfectamente por paisanos,
por provincianos que habian We
nido a la gran urbe a resOlver
sus asuntos.
Los dos compinches habianse
dirigido primero hacia Sans,
donde tomaron ell tranvia del
puerto.
Sc apearon en- ell famoso Pa
ralelo, infestado de una multi
tud pintoresca Y abigarrada.
Sc veian obreros desocupa-
dos, mujeres que iban a las IA
bricas, criadas con la costa al
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

pal teatro. Amos a ir a yer u
ma revista, en- butaca.
Ell exito de esta declaration
no puede deScribirse.
Renunciamos modestamente
a clio, remitiendo a nuestros lee
torres a la batalla de VerdGn, la
entrada de Napoleon en- Paris,
la Marcia de Pablo y su segun-
do de Madrid, y otros grandes
hechos de la Historic.
10 que callahan la Chata Y la
Canamona era que, habiendo
lido aquella tarde a la ciudad, la
Enc sustrajo a una p~drroouia
Ell portamonedas, donde encon-
traron quinientas veinticinco
pesetas en- billetes.
Ell c%ontentO del golpe, las hi
20 tener aquel rasgo de altruis-
mo hacia la familia.
Amos pa'alla !Adi6o aho-
ra ell Cogorza en- cuanto hubie-
ron bebidO en- cuatro o cinco ba-
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

brazo, modistillaS, soldados, en-.
ire un loco ir y venir de carros,
de furgones, de tranvias...
-GP'ande quies ,que tome
mos ?Ahabia preguntado Ell Co.
gorza, amablemente.
'-P'ande quieras. Pero re-
cuerda que tenemos que cons
prar algunas cositas, pa 10 d'es-
ia tarde.
va m'acuerdo-repuso el
Cogorza regodeandose por ade-
lantado-. Luego iremos p'alla,
pa la ca San Pablo y por la Bo-
guerra.
No, no podia olvidar Cogor-
"a 10 que proyectaba hacer esta
tarde la familia.
Anoche, al regresar ellos dos
al carbonate, habianse enconI
TRADE a las dos mujeres muy a.
legres v comunicativas.
La Chata, a preguntas de los
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
TABLAS Sc DECLARE LA
PELEA ENTIRE THOMAS Y
A

Sarasota, Nov. 12.-Sixto Mo
.rales, gladiator cubano, sustitu-
70 aver a Yucatan Kid, de Mia
mi, e hizo tablas con frankie
Thomas, otro tampeho. Morales
merecia la victoria.
Young Manuel Gomez, peso Ii
zero de Tampa, extendi6 su ca
dena de triunfos y derroto a Lar
ry Lynn, de New York, en- ocho
asaltos.
Battling Oscar Sc enfront6
con Kid Pancho y recurri6 a sus
payasadas, siendo la sensation
de la noche. Ell match Sc decla-
70 tablas.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

iBajo la direction de Flucie
Stewart, los espartanos de la u
niversidad de Tampa Sc prepa-
ran para ell partido del viernes
por la nOche, en- Phillips Field,
con los Tars de Rollins.
Los peritos estiman que los
muchachos de Winter Park tie
men un apreciable margen de
ventaja; pero los j6venes loca-
les opinan que la victoria Sc pom
dra de su parte.
Junior Thornton tiene lastima
do un hOmbro, pero en- case ne
cesario jugara contra los inva-
sores.
Los "tars" cuentan en- la lis
ia de bajas, por golpes y lesio-
mes, a Frank Grundler, PERISH
ing Scott, Doyle Darnold y Ed
AGREE.
Jack Mcdowell, ell coach de
Rollins, estima que los esparta-
nos saldran con las manos en- la
cabeza.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
iAh, sil Unas medals

No.. An, ST! Unas medals
a la Chata.
Que Sc las compre ella-re-
puso asperamente Pablito-. va
hacemos de mas con comprarles
81 hilo y las agujas.
i Hombre, que son pa re-
membranes aquellas cosas a no.
sotros!-le reproch6 Isidro, a
quien la ~delicadeza de las damas
tenia en- un est&do de blanda
ternura.
DE toos modos, a mi, ell pri-
mo no me gusta hacerlo con ma
die.
va iban a seguir Ramblas a.
rriba, para dirigirse a los bara-
tillos de la Gale de San Pablo o
a las mercerias de la Boqueria,
'cuando algo llam6 Ia atenci6n
del gran Cogorsa.
Fran los puestos de libros de
Santa Madrona.
-iOye, oye!-le duo a 81 Sc.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
BILLY CONN FIRMO PARA
PARTICULAR EN- TRES PIE
LEAS

Pittsburg, Nov. 12.-Billy
Conn, aspirante a la corona del
peso complete, firm6 aver para
tres peleas de preparation.
Johnny Ray, ell director de
Billy, di6 la noticia y dijo que la
primera pelea, con frankie Ha-
mer, Sc verificara en- Toledo, o.,
ell dfa IL de enero; la segunda,
con Babe Richie, ell dia 10, en-
Washington, y la tercera, con
Jay D. Turner, ell dfa &c, en- Bal
timore. Las tres Sc efectuarar
en- ell mes de enero. Conn cree
tener dercho a otro combate cor
ell negro Jose Luis, ell campe6r
del peso complete.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
res encontrados al paso.
Fueron hacia ell puerto.

Fueron hacia ell puerto.
Primero estacionaron un graz
ratio en- la Puerta de la Paz, con
templando desde lejos los gran.
des trasatlanticos que dormian
inm6viles en- los estadios, Wien
do salir y llegar las barquilas,
" cruzar los remolcadores, que
arrastraban las gabarras atesta
das de mercancias.
Despues, abandonando ell
puerto, entraron en- las Ram
bias,
La fiesta de la tarde les tenia
un tantO nerviosos y preocupa-
dos, con una preocupaci6n deli.
ciosa.
-Jab6n, un paquete d'agujas
pa las sehoras, un carrete d'hi-
10, unos cacetines pa NIL. lTG
t'acuerdas d'algo mas, Chepa?
lsidro hacia memoria.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

puntos. Bajo ell presente siste-
ma Sc conceden IA puntos para
ell primer lugar, nueve para Ell
segundo y ocho para ell tercero.
Bob Teller, que ell ano pasado
finaliz6 en- segundo lugar, que
do en- Ell tercer p%uesto, con TIA.
Feller obtuvo rs victorias pa
ra su team, pero no recibi6
un solo vote de primer lugar.
LIE concedieron IA para ell terce-
70 y sells para ell cuarto.
Thornton Lee, ell pitcher zur-
do de los Medals Blancas, que
gan6 % desafios y particip6 en-
80 juegos completes, conquist6
ell cuarto lugar, con IA pun
tos. Lee recibi6 un vote de pri-
mer lugar.
Sc le concedi6 ell quinto pues-
to a Charlie Keller, de los Yam
KEGS, que bate6 93 cuadrangula-
res e IMPULSE con sus batazos
122 carreras. Cecil Travis al
canz6 el sexto, por haber batea-
do durante ell ano con un prone
dio de 359.
Los cuatro restantes, para
completar los diez, son Joe Cor
don, la segunda base de los Yam
KEGS, con go puntOs; Jeef Heath
de los Indios, con 81; Heber
NewsOme, pitcher reolutaI de
los Medals Rojas, con 80, y Roy
Cullenbine, ell jardinero de los
Browns, descartado por los bod
gers, en- 1889, con 20.
Tres de los primeros dieZ pc
loteros juegan con los Yankees
Di Maggie, Keller y Gordon.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
OPORTES
Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
EN- LA ARENA DE LA CA
LIE TAMPA

Esta noche ofrecera Cowboy
Luttrall su primer programa de
luchas en- la pequena arena de
la Gale Tampa.
Adrian Ell programa Dolby Os
burn, Johnny Plummer, Tiger
Tasker, Art Willoughly, al Sid
y Chris Belkas.
Los luchadores negros de st.
Petersburg, importados expresa
mente, tomaran parte en- ell pro-
grama.
Cowboy Lutrall Sc propone' re
vivir las luchas, muy decaidas
en- los ultimos meses.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
q Plant City, bajo Ell commando
del coach Mike Gaddis.

Jimmy Arduengo y Bob Fa-
bian practicaron los passes en- Ia
tarde de aver, 10 que indica Sc
"tomara Ell aire" por los j6venes
tampenos.
iPracticaron con la esperanto
de producer field goals" Jose
Castro, Buddy Freese y Bill Car
ter.
En- la acci6n combativa sc dis
tinguieron Fabian, Arduengo y
Buddy Fisher.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
"a UACEEH
Los perodistas s~eleccionaron a D1 Maggie como
Ell mas vaEoso pelotero en- la Liga Americana
Ted Williams quedo en- segundo lugar

New York, Noviembre 12.-
I'm comite de "a escritores de-
portivos seleccion6 aver a Joe
DiMaggio, ell jardinero de los
Yankees, como ell mas vaIioso
p~elotero de la Liga Americana,
en- ell ano 1941.
DiMaggio bateo de hit en- So
desafios conservatives, deSde ms
20 Is a julio II, estableciendo
una marca mundial.
Ted Williams, ell celebre jar
dinero de los Medals Rojas de
Boston, campe6n al bate de la
Liga Americana, qued6 en- Sc
gundo lugar. Williams termin6
el ano con un promedio al bate
de 406.
+! DiMaggio obtuvo Is votos
en- ell primer lugar y nueve para
81 segundo, con un total de 291
puntos, Williams alcanzo ocho
primeros lugares, ID segundos
Y 2 terceros, con un total de 254
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
La Gaceta FoIletin No. 1856
TONIC TERCBR0
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

namar la atenci6n de la policfa
o de la guardia civil sobre sus
ilustres personals, apenas opera
ban contra tai cual paleto o ex-
tranjero de los que deambula =
ban por los muelles o las Ram
glas.
Preferian deambular ellos a
su vez, yendo de AGA para ALA,
tan pronto paseando por las ca
lies lujosas del Ensanche, como
spareciendo en- Gran Via, en-
mismo paseo de Gracia, o SUI
eskD Y bajando las RGmblGs
BE paso lento de los prOvin-
So flejar de mirar con
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
hombres. acab6 por decir:

hombres, acabo por decir:
Els que hemoS estao en- Bar
celona. Nos hemos divertio la
mar. Hemos entrao en- un cine
y to.
-iAh, ladronas!
Cogorza Y ell Chepa Sc mira
ron, como reproch9ndose ell no
haber tenido, disponiendo de
dinero, como disponian, una
idea tan original y agradable.
Aunque va es sabido que Ia
delicadeza y la elegancia estan
siempre de parte del otro sexo.
DE tooS m~odos-termin6 la
.Chata-, pa que veais que sus
apreciamos Y que no somos tan
oerdas como v%oSotros, que
no convidais nunca a ma, hemos
SacaI entradas, pa los cuatro,
pa mhhana.
@iiP'al cine?
mo, mejOr que pal cine;
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Quick

Thousands who suffered fro1 the torturing
naIas Of rheumatism, s~ciatica, IImbago, neu-
Taikia and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery of NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches ana
pains. NURITO Is and oepehoaDs
contains no cpiates. If you want to feel again
the Joy Of relief from pain-so you can work IN
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironc.ad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do lot relieve that cruel
main 10 your satisfaction-your mo.ey will be
refunded. Don't sufR. Ask your druggist today
tm NURITo on this guarantee. U.N.cS
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
LOS JESUITAS CONTRA Ell
PLANT CITY

Ell viernes por la noche ell ON
ce" de los Jesuitas se batira con
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

to parece inquietar al coach Che
rry.
Los Dragones hace dos sema-
mas que no uegan y su cendici6n
fisica es inmejorable.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

LOS E~SPARTANOS GREEN
QUE D~ERROTARAN A ROL
Inns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Now He's Most Talked Of Tiqer

He again sent the Bsons this Spring being recalled
when Hank Greenberg drafted for the Now he the
most talked Of member of the Tgersand Of that
grand old chap-Steve O'Neill which isn't strange.
Steve and Pat both Pennsyvanans only Tigers
from that ONel halls from Scranton
Grindstone is Unionown, of Pittsburgh
Just a small place but nice place Pat boasts
In high school, Mulin all around athlete. He was
considerable foobaler well basebaler and played
basketball With several of the Tiger farmhands going big
it looks like Pat going have of his
international League teammates company in Detroit if
not this year next
Virgil (Fire) Trucks, OF the Tiger boys Buffalo, is
his setting strkeout record in the Inter
The right hand speed demon has been
moving down opposing basmen at better than inning
Recently he had his total So strikeou the to
AI4efty Groves 800 hung up in 1923.
1t Trucks fifth victory in starts Freddie
Hutchinson has been cutting sensational capers with Buff
falo.
Hell be back and big league winner" Birdie Tebbes
said of Hutchinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Grande and Cara
Suspended in East

BOSTON. May - - GNS) 49,
As a result of an investigation
which stewards allege showed two
horses at Suffolk Downs were
"doped - and won Ar lucrative
oddS--all horses owned or trained
by c. A. Grande and r Cara have
been suspended from racing al the
East Boston track.
Cases of the two men have been
referred 10 the state racing COM
mission. The action was taken by
the stewards after SALIVA tests
taken from Riverdan winner Of the
fourth race. Monday and Lady
Val. winner Of the second race.
Friday May l6. showed positive
reactions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Home Run Goes TO Waste

AS Patrick Joseph has been nothing less than sensation
both bat afield with the stick last eight
he has driven IA hits SO official times the plate for
batting that appromate 400 Yesterday he exploded
home that accounted and appeared have
the ice for the Tigers only TO Yankees
from behind and combine with couple of measey
bnges and tie the game the ninth and then and take
the contest in overtime
Thus Mullins fine effort dsspated and the Tigers
beaten and dropped from third fifth the league standings
But the young being Del
Baker begins wonder what he is do about the out
field assignments when McCosky from the sacroac
misery which has the regular fielder currently the
sidencs.
With his defensive talents recognized for two
is Pats spectacular hitting that has the Tigers
Should he the merry clip be with the willow
on the Detroit teams road trip Mun might develop
into the seasons sensation. In that Pat would
spectacular MeCeskJ big league fame