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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-01

let the Waterbury charter bill go through without being printed. :. ~
 Following @ visit to tho Capitol yesterday of Corporation Counsel J. Gregory Lynch and Attorney Ed ward J. Mcdonald Of the Corpora ton Counsels office the former came away from conference with various legislhtion to thetaoinuup various legislative leaders convinced that Representative Birge did not plan to offer any opposition to the Waterbury bill and would even waive the necessity of having the Dill printed. which tho Corporation CounIel said the city was quito wiling to have done.
 Tuesday Rep. Birge maintained the same attitude that he first dis- played last Friday when the smooth passage of the bill from the Senate to tl,e House was inpeded by his objection to rushing bills through the House without letting the legis- latorW know what was in them.
 Things Have Changed
 Since then, of course, 1t has been revealed and iEctadenled that tha real hold-ul, is the desire of Repub- licans to force a compromise in Wat. erbury over the naming of old age tax census enumerators. A bill was rejected in the Senate which would have placed tho power of appoint ment of these enumerators In the office of the Registrar of Voters, with half being named by each party. The House now IS planning to pass this bill.
 "wednesday afternoon Republican Town Chairman Vernon Hall and former Town Chairman J. Warren Upson were in Hartford comforting with Republican leaders and the subject of this patronage IS believed to have been involved.
 Favorable Reports
 The House today received Q favor. able report from the Judiciary Com. mittee on 0 bill allowing c Superior Court judge or Q State Referee to act in special investigations instead
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Charter Bill Of City Still Getting Pushed Around
Seems to Be Game of Fide-and.Seek in Halls of Cap. tol; Once It Looked Like Quick Passage;
 Now Nobody Knows
BY RAYMOND J. FITZPATRICK Democrat Legislative Reporter)

State Capitol, Hartford, May 1. - Waterburys charter revision bill continues to play hideandseek through the halls of the Capitol The Democrat was told today by Representative Edward s. Brge chairman of the House Cities and Boroughs Committee that Positively have
 made no agreement with anyone to suspend the rules or
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The Weather

Cloudy Cool Tonight; Friday Fair, Warmer
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09
castle %C0AtentMent::
Y-sfeekt.A= BY ZOREWA CARLTON On

inrpsanIs v,s uriito,, IN .ora
board and held with an elastic
band to a milk hottie which che
was very adept at passing AT stra.
teeic moments.
Diane called at The sbon soon
after YIena had returned. Gone was
her slightly hateful stiff manner,
She coIIansad IN tho arn,s 80 w.
blond friend and cave wav to grief
! IntermineIed with shame
Il could have been nicer to her"
she choked. "When T tbirl 7
wouldn't even have Davy now if
it hadn't been for her courage.
Oh, Ylena, how o must have suf-
fered during those months of wait
ing for CARLYLE. 1t makes me hate
Percy when l think how he men
tally abused YOU"
Ylena looked into her dark
friends face. bitter ana cold ooh
no, Diane. It doesn't matter now
Don't apologize. Don't nut vour
brow in the dust. ! hate that sort
Of thing"
Diane dabbed the tears a,vav and
looked into a compact mirror ~
wonder if III ever look like onv-
thing again" Gloomilv she shud-
derod and snapneG the lock
"Ylena, she uuerled abruptlv with
a piercing look. will o 90 see
Tate?"
Ylena shrank. moi Don't ask
anything like that"-shc hit her lin
What do you mean 90 see him.
Where is he?"
Hes in the same hosni+a, &c
Davy. Oh, Ylena, please n,aaso for
give and go e him Hes so misar-
able. I'm worried about him prom.
Use me youll go see HIM"
The blond GIRLS wac
duh. An right"
After her unhannv Quest taft
Ylona sat alone in her room ,;aro
I am as burdened with tno s,1Ian
sorrows of the Cromwell. os - =
were a Cromwell ,.s.le sna
thought. Her ewes e,s5ss 10 ,hair
widest extent. But I co,la r., novr,
That fact davneJ on Ear y.;tb =
force. terrific ana ;rcro5frI, ,,V1at
An hour ,otor Oh. w.. hao;5a
Tate Cromweus hol boa,,tifn5 u,
a black vol,.ot o,,i+ on1 ~ ..nn
lovely cano no mol of,..r 49, .tat
hanpv Christmas shn s,r1, 70 .ho
chair and said "Hana T9ta U1,nt
sho van+aI . A'l'"' i1'e' Wnal
darling" Over ana o,.or 70 ,~aiia,n
the snlittino cona +h,. ra1 i,a!ises
har haas. sop ''"' ''aI injured
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09

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aftorIro,5 j., ~ lsila oiiae,eu
ban,a Nv Tle,1lIy u iier
cratio tao9t. ~ Iaii5'. ai4s,u"
0uonr D oo,,ri n,sl nLo'ileI 'ilousht,
10" CoaIu G'yoie neip loving
W. boa ha+1I ',oVi,' iao'
before she wax 't Lor p''I aa ei'ita, yen
foaU - ~, - was "oLI, '1'o oily II
oivo har oyan ,ba ,,,n ll,,s' ldaao nm
fention ''9 10 '''''sei at
E,.,n NTH
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09

10 Il SHOP
rose answered ner complaint.
i'." neiIef ne SIad they re DONG
1' '+'I constructor u1'lrS the
- So"r ciicilS WONT De
'~'l.pI'"'
an III way put m a niue
49, vi ,le poSS OeiA8 annoyed.
- - III SELFISH aa"l.l lAIS cor
,''', I "dii. q pu'''4hS heH1
~, u, ~ Ii II "'ii rum our south
P'"'aoIy Increase your
~' ~ per cent. stop 1usSlhg!
E~'''i1H'Ie@5 she, too, Wrlnk}ed her
,.'1s, ~ ....'-.'. iai''i1aa over ire
7nI ,a,tn - ,'.'Iei.1 mixers
'Iit1. 'IH' ao''' wees.
- ',I,'fe " ocl'eh' flena
Ia.t@1 ~ 'l III " snort "hIte
GaIs ''t'' e'e'' anu pay SAN
"Dovv ;,
do,Iinr ,2'lIiiis 10 see you
,oon, r4t. :" pay III your
no+in "'''o" 700 HoI III the
Gu t,f+ 81, ,..,
first ono hair nIe nl.,e IN cl'pplns
horo,o ha. anu 'i,'iI "f''tner
dross;nc t,t,. s,5,a,i' "~iIte-fuI'ed
haa.aa - ""iror. In her "
tbro,,ob ,ar ''h me COMP
on fTaeh u, 'iolI'' 'on ana put
stennod a,4 -, 1850 men she
a1ca,,, 49, I''ti,W Sllilea
Tho bcot ,ra, 'a,N..' me street.
ana nanat,otinn thnt t''e' 80 .hlck
her hraath TL6ro a'n'os' Gu.
q cIo,,d not ayaa a'' 5nn oi
tho horizon +bo+ hir4o1 vi
storm, d S"''u-
She started - o
ofa4ifvira oan,fo e'eh my ''ie
cooljna tho, Iai4aro1 Inpei' aux
instant ~ .,.,toh tE a.l.i 1ilothef
the adioiri,a t,t;,I we, N'tIei OH
beneath tho ~incraIflIn Do1nr''.i,iis
e,,n ~, ''"'e' SldSSy-hot
wooden fo,n,e i,+o "79lI'7 10 pu,
watched fhan, flo oaa ho,4 sn'
then start fri,a - -, r;4 b'41 ioiih'
concrete nivtnro WIZ u 'IenVy
work. she tbonab+ ,ao,'. stii'oie
cles STR. honoath 80 a. NUS.
work shil.s ana b,ru "iuo
boodcd We 'i1 0"i'lc" iaces'
She knr,v sa,,ot
bv tie ~oxnrcesion ~, s'9 "soiis
bio rod-faaIaI ,n !. 90 VI the
at the base and rer.bo,anoo ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09
CHAPTER EOETV-FINE

FOR \ FEW v-,.ts 90, .ro IL
parture of fish YIoua for no los,
of her frioni ooj d. ST..
guilt. Gradually. however sbo cnn,l
forted herself with tha tboraht
that Tish wound Fore, sco,t ~.
ilton and find nov, a,,,.,o,a,t
,ra .bo ,,,- IT. -, -,
e,n,,n,or yla,a -. ~
naanI l,,t.m ,"a,a 'i',E
TO- fuad u.;th aia'-inn a..h,
fo, ean,a E,nli; ,'
in Eornud, Cha y.rotn. " NAN
maEn mo = Id. so~r,o,hi,c 11rtt
If Tvo ,vor ho6n haforo TN c.,.t
for mo ca I'm not ,o.,,t ,.
enueh-.l bsarf for tae ~, &c H.,
DAYS"
sNicn work " Scott eoid who, ba
next dronnod into tho sban om1
heard thn vows win bor Wow,
thev'u no ahIa 70 fv nm tbo f,n,iiI,,,
castle with q furnacc ana no,hans
an extra bathtub cvon-Tm +dk
inc If for Granted no bae , oas,Ia -
or
-. my "i"alS 10
- M 'i'e ''' H,'I'e5t you
""'i''iS S'l"ei' parry
'i''i'S'"S ioi Ho' P''t'i't5'
scot Srlhned' Yes 1 don kno'4
Why, Unless I'm G her brother 10
throw rocks at
f'tna urged, Could 1 set YOU TO
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-09
CHAPTER


AMID ALL the shouting, the
traffic confusion and the general
horror of the disaster involving
Francie, Ilena's brain was scream
ing, i must do something. Oh, God,
help me to do something"
AS she vhirled back into her
apartment on legs that felt numr
she met CARLYLE on her w9v ia the
balcony.
Go 70 Roses room and etoy
there" she said 50 curtlv that the
Hoarsely, Ilcna shouted for Tony.
He followed her down to the
street and into the turmoil. Mirac-
ulously, police had arrived and
were fighting back the crowd, as
Ilena, face wet with tears, sobbin~
aloud, crowded her way to a
stranger who was holding Davv.
Unconscious, fortunately, he was
placed in a car. From then on if
was a CHASTITY dream.
Ylena aWoke in the grav-blue
dawn, rested from an artificial
sleep, Her eyes aoaeG in tired SOCK
cts and her mind vas clouded, ,Sud-
denly she remembered. Wild sobs
shook her fer many minutes. sobs
intensified by her feeling of oni1t
Yet she was consoIcd by that ont
burst of grief.
The entirc noDrlooo oe 70 Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
1850 WOODW ARD
GIBSON'S - 1920 MACK
WRIGLEY MOTOR SNIFs
QIOO ORATlOT

DODGE 1885 dix i-dr trk sedan radio
end heater F'uiiy equipped and ready
Onlv Si3q can price VIII trade TIL I'D
B. M 1906 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

DODGE 1897 DIOR touring tight motor
good tires. plates fun price 1925. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13

DODGE 1889 club coupe real bargain.
tfih East 7-Mllc Twlnhrook 2.22l2
atu "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Diamond Loans
Auto Loans

AUTO LOANS--Dsrs. nous. trauefs trI.Hs
ouafs. casn anne sou Nau lref
Fas Inc H4r h. ~ ssG NJ n's4
AUTO IoANs-xlg 20 s58a In fa rrirg.es
AETNA FINANCEeCO. 1855 Cass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
WHOLESALE

DODGF-iqil custom hrougham radio
heater defroster. huid drive less than
Ooo miles Hurry. $500 fun price Sl2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
TOBIAS COURTNEY. Inc.

DODGE 1870 trk srdsns. All practically
pev fac radio and heaters low As
S5f7 urade $50 dn. p NJ Grefory. Inc
g3S6 graftq'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Majors Finish
SEASON. Tonight

Women's Major Bowling League
its season tonight at
Palace Recreation with Olympic
already an easy victor by 10
games. Altoona moved into second
place ahead of Ekhardt & Becker
last night at Red Mill by sweeps
ing Kinney as Schmidt won two
from f. & B.
Genevieve. lando featured
with a GOA for Enterprise that in
cluded 200-21S. Individual scores
were not up to the usual standard.
Pat Jones had 572 for Altoona and
Betty Chapman $40 for Ekhardt
& Becker.
Reatha Goldman, who had two
600 series in two weeks. did no
better than 436 for Delmar, a 2-1
winner over West Detroit with q
fall of 2272 against 2242. Rainbow
took two from Palace ratiot. En-.
terprise BANKED Chene-Trombly,
Olympic did the same to Twenty
Grand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Output Of Paper
Hits AZ High

NEW YORK. May 5.-Produc-
ton of paper reached new high
for the year IN the week ended
April &c. The rate of production
according 10 the American Paper
and Pulp Association index Of pa
per mill activity. was 9S3 per
cent. compared with 9ii7 per cent
in the week ended April 70 and
S94 per cent IN the week ended
April u, 1910
This was the highest rate of
production recorded for the indus
try since the late months of 1883
when = tremendous buying wave
followed the outbreak OF war in
Europe.
Production Of paperboard in the
week ended April % was at 81
per cent of capacity. against rs
per cent in the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Final Ball Swings
Victory by One Pin

Western Union Banking Is
ahead 500 today in consequence
of one-pIn victory yesterday IN
the annual West Detroit Recrea-
ton handicap sweepstakes. Capt.
Bill Genoa. last man in the last
frame for Atlas Bottling had a
spare up, caught a split. got one
solved.
Atlas finished with 32lo against
Western Union BankingS 1920.
Western had a 20l-pin handicap
against l0i for Atlas. Edward
Behrendt hat 500 for Western and
his lines read -237-203. William
Pcschke did 62l on 226- 223-l72.
Joe kOwalski was high for Atlas
with 23i-220 in 63i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Riggs
.TrOuIlceS
TaIbert
InlsrnatIanal Sow, ssryIee we

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May 5.
Bobby Riggs of Clinton. s. C
won the mems singles champions
ship in the Tennessee Valley invf~
rational tournament when no
defeated Billy Talbert, Cincinnati,
rs, 80. Ga, Ga.
Pauline Betz, Rollins College
coed and seeded number two since
Alice Marble turned pro. defeated
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke of New
York, 81. 10, 81 for the women's
singles title.
Riggs and Bobby Harmon Of
Piedmont, Cal, won the mems dou-
bles championship. defeating Billy
Talbert and Alex Query Of Ses
vance. Tenn, rs, go. "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Canton, Ohio, Bowler
Shoots 299 in A. B. {.

ST. PAUL, May SIMS
Sorriest man at the American
Bowling Congress today was VIII
liam Caskey of Canton, o.. who
last night missed by the proverbial
whisker the perfect 300-game
which is the dream of every
bowler.
Caskey. bowling with the FIVE
man Myers Bucks. scored 299-
missing his 300" by the narrowest
margins when he left one pin on
his 18th roll. 1t was Caskey's final
game in the team section and
gave him us count for the series.
There were no changes among
the leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
10 Varsity Cdgers, 7
WAYNE FroshHonored

Ten varsity and two minor let
tiers have been awarded members
of Wayne University's basketball
squad by David L. Holmes, Tar
tar athletic director. Seven frosh
cagers received insignia.
Major awards were made to Bill Col
Inns. Paul Juntunen. Bill Kingery, Pete
Nunez. Gerard Richards, Don Roble. Carl
Shultz Bob Trevellian and Jon and Bill
Van Week Ray Regain and Seymour Field
man were given minor letters Yearlngs
honorsd are Leroy Biske. Harvey Eckhardt.
An Forester, Stan Myzienski. Harry Web
erman. Len Lyman and Don Young
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Trdve|Ledgue's
Title Matches
Open tuesday

Two of the three survivors of
a field of SO teams in the Detroit
Travelling Bowling League meet
Tuesday at 8 p. IN. at Van Dyke
Recreation in the first of series
of matches for the 1941 title.
McGlews. Eastern Division ~Vin-
ner. pair with National Billiard
of the Central.
Second match is at Art Center
Wednesday. The winner takes on
Grand River-Livernois, victor in
the western sector Thursday and
Friday, either at Van Dyke or
Art Center. Van Dyke is Nc
Glews' home port, Nationals are
from Art Center.
In the Travelling league each
match carries a possible four
points, one for each game won
and one for higher on total pins.
National Billiard offers Cap
tain Harry TobiaH, James Lyneh,
Howard Vautherot, Robert NJ.
Johnston and George Morgan.
Francis Troy. Thomas kish, CASH
mir Zebrowski. George Eyer
and George Radtke.
McGlews were not certain of
their title until the final week
of the divisional schedule. Ma
tional Billiard beat out Aliens
Misfits for the central honorS on
the final night when the position
rule brought on their pairing
Grand River-LivernoiS had a
comparatively easy time This
team numbers Richard Clayton,
Charles Peters, Harold Often
baker. Arland Stockdale and Scott
Willis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Deiroiters Take ;
SIovene Pin Titles

Detroit bowlers stand out today
in the winners list OF the National
Slovene tournament that closed
Yesterday AZ Palmer Park Rccrea-
ton. Palmer Park Wolverines won
the team event with 2707.
Vince and Leon Hostnik.
brothers took the doubles with
1921. and Frank Grum was first
IN singles al 6S2. Entries came
from Chicago. Milwaukee. Johns
ton. Pa. Cleveland. New York and
nine other cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Mad Russian Back with Cubs

NEW YORK. May Sins 49,
Lou MAD Russlan) Novikon. hit
smith, harmonlca player and hailed
far and wide as 1915 best rookie.
was back in Chicago Cubs lineup
today with Manager Jimmy vii
sons prediction he would remain
there and show the kind Of base
halling everybody has been eX-
pecting from hun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
KAYoED THREE FOES

During his march to the cham
pionship he hammered three oppo-
nents TO sleep with that left.
Leroy Lawson, the steel worker
from Ecorse who battled his way
to the finals of the Golden Gloves
only to have the doctors reject
him because of an infected eye,
will be back in the spotlight again
when he battles Tony Plesha, the
Diamond Belt champion, in the
Interchangeable bout.
Lawson was the only defending
champion to gain the finals in the
1911 Gloves tourney. Plesha. the
veteran Briggs boxer. has been
working out under Patsy Urso at
Briggs and is in top shape.
Tickets for the program are on
sale at the Grinnell's Woodward
avenue store and Rayl's down.
town. and at various organizations
throughout the city. Prices range
from so cents for general adrnis-
sion to 50 for ringside reserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

DkNhOl
UP-simcoIite, Ironwood arrived. SOS
a. m. Sunday Norway. s:15: Conneuat ~.
rived, $40: Ball Bros. s:2s; Nsttleton.
si,e eer radsI el lea $50; MnrpnyMs,s
arrived. lo:25; Ingalls, arrived. 1850
p. m. Dahlke cleared, i2:55: McLarchian.
los; Z. L. Ford. 1:15 Tug Cushing, 2:
Pu5sp 2oi P @sss s sss e. e. 1 HS
lowsy, r. R. Richardson cleared. 3;to;
SssSt cleared $50; Sonora .rrivsd q:
Findlsy; D. P. Thompson. s:3s; Ksndrie,
cleared. $40; outsrae. Dow chemle.l
odsnah ssracen, T:fs: sonora eis.rs1.
Comet $40: VIM: King. $50; Kui.s.
llo; way. i:25; Richards. i:so: Path
finder, 30: sarnolits. 2;t5; 8. p. c.
land. $50: Huron cleared. $40; Cygnus,
$50; haunaloa. TAO: Benson Ford eissrsd.
R. eo"S ss0 o; Sebod sss an s1 sss;
Ghicseo Tribune, 1918: Kopmeier. l0:5o:
i iS;ss; ,s sonemS arrived; y:lloyes.at
noon: Gienasies. 1890 .. M: Brat.
1925; saucon. Battleford. 1870; Uties
cleared. JOS; sumatra. 1:zo: Sherwn.
zas. happening. " nsriposs-Mssn., sos:
Rrontenac. $50; Ben Ford arrived. 3:s1::
FiIeert, 4:ao; Hoyt, 5; Young: 3:14: Hin1-
Dunn Jr,, Paul. SEQ; Venus. Z; Rands
I:os: wolvin, 7;1o: Lehish. 100; Mudes.
I;5S: Alex uhrig. $50; carrollton. eds;
rived. II; Iselin cleared. ii:fo; OATES,
i715 a. m. Monday Clyde. 1870; Ash-
ley arrived, i1:35; Post. 1850: shss1la.
o Rosin.6 no as sa J,,, . sr0w1 s2e,
Ai-orar. $50: Walsh, 7.55; Laekawanna.
$40: Palmer. Sis.
sAULT SIZE. MARIE
CP-J. II Mclean c. A. Thompsons
$50 a m Sunday: coliingwood. I'D; e.
3 Robinson. Pressure Isle. 2; Zenith cisys
4 Houston. A: N, Byers. s 80; J.. Ma
NanChton. J. p. Morgan Colonel q: HI
4; Smith, $50; = 2 Mealpins. Z; ". 2.
% W.. no c e William, u W. C. RshsSas-
way. s. Pontiac. 9: Col. J. Pieksnds. l..
=. Block. $50; Resselser, q. q. crsw-
ford. 1890: d. u. Weir. Thos. Walters.
j. $. PnisSur r1' s,sesa soas !. SaPs,a1s'
I 30. Gotham, Alfred j.. Norfolk 2: Nani-
tooa. Prindoc. .: Fortwildoe. 3:so: r. =.
s Essn a. r.. 8 vpsoo, sss,mo,s Co.
Emperor, 6: steelton, Munlsinr, 3. q. fny-
Tor. Ds,roiter. 30: j. n Frsntz. Q; CAPT.
Wilson, Lehtonen. Blanch Il. $40: Nsx.
OIL. .; J. Davidson. $40; earniadoe. 10;
e. Adams. p. Mitchell. J. H Maeoubreys
III: Sir VIM. Fsirosirn srnesfon. II 20: ".
II. Mclean. Reiss Bros. Cheyenne. mil.
night: p r House. J. J. Sullivan. Hsm~
7 lock. PortweIl, 3. Weed. Monday: A. n.
Rsnney, 80: winnipeg. $50: Biuertver.
S;aO n e elsxts,s \ R X Brown ~;
Corey. J. e. Miller. r. J. Rsiss. s:3e Z
Ffnlasd. $50: p Roberts Jr. ] 20.
DOWN--Perseus. Laekavanns, I q B<
Sunday; " p. Palmer. I %: Joliet. W. r.
Schiller. Vm. Connelly. J. =. Manuel. ~
Elba, d. @. Kerr. 20. Homer wiliiAms,
Fulton. 5: Saturn. ,. c. Wallace. s1oi
4 Steel King. Lebanon. 7: shasta. f.3os
Hagsrty. u shiras. Athabasca. ,: cisos
.on, n: Dirksy. 1870; P,on.sr. .sisevsy.
noon Pam Schneider. Taurus. lao p n
Cole. ? z 7. Weir. 40; Sosfmenans
COW MInsr. >; sweden, 4; =. Gil
$50; ". A. Osborne. Pegasus. o; Huns1ys
isrnsiioasi. . Hvis;. aegsIi.f. ssss; feys
.torious. l :. m Aonfsy: sssnieots. rsss
"; 2 Io-ns.na. n y Hssna y /
Lin1abury svIliysn Bros. 4. shsaanonS
Firk. : ". p. covsn. Amsson, q
Calm. haEy Win scattered fee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Buddy Bder Has a
Reason for Victory

o WASHINGTON. May 5.-(INS)
Buddy Baer today insisted he
will win the worlds heavyweight
boxing championship on a knock
out when he faces Joe Louis over
a scheduled 15-round route at
Griffith Stadium May D.
The reason for his insistence is
that Buddy is going to be a poppa
about two weeks before the bout
and he is determined to present
the championship TO his wife and
baby.
Eve always been crazy about
kids" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Courier Wants Two More

The Courier Softball League
stlll has room for two more teams
IN each Of the three divisions. ma
jor, minor and junior. Teams in
icrested in the league are urged
to contact Jack Tituskin. phone
Lafayette 1887 after p m. The
league Is for teams west of Wood
ward avenue only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

Before Sundays game Bridges
the total of the crowd at
AZ 900. The official paid count was
43. al. The opening day game with
the Indians drew AZ, les.
Briggs Stadium fans never
saw Baker so burned up as he
was when Quinn called Sullivan
out az third in the second in
ming SuIIy was trying 10 reach
third from first on NewSom's
single. which had scored Green
berg and Campbell ahead OF the
catcher.
After day OF rest AZ bat
Croucher picked up a single Sun.
day, the eleventh game IN Y IN
which the young shortstop has hi
safely.
And. In the ninth. CrOucher
made a hair-tingIing stab Of
liner off DiMsggio's bat. Then.
Higgins duplicated the feat
when the third baseman pulled
GOrdon's SiZzler out of the air
with one hand.
In the fifth, Campbell was all
the way around 10 third. on the
hit and run play and then was
doubled at first when Selkirk
shared Higgins liner. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Here We 60 AGAIN

NEW YORK. May 5-tINSlr-
With players rendering over some
moves as long as an hour. the
match for the chess championship
Of the United States between
Samuel Reshcvsky. titieholder for
the past five years, and Israel a
HorowitZ resumed today. Last
nights first game ended in draw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Heroes, Goats
nv International News Service

HERO-Tom Hughes. 21-year-
old rookie highlander up from
Baltimore. who set the world
champion Cincinnati Reds down
with three hits as the Philadelphia
Phillies beat Cincinnati, 3 TO 0.
GOAT-Manny Salvo. who SEEM
ingly had ST. Louis at bay until
the Cardinals hoped him for
three runs in the eighth and beat
Boston's Braves. 81, for their
ninth win a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
EDGAR BRIsKIE HIGH

Edgar Briskie marked 244-209
in ga for high and Rudy Walby
had 200 twice in 592 Bill Murphy
Harold Derrick, and Ray Glinske
were off the road.
A lab opener hurt DeCrick.
Ghnske ran into a l53 middle
Murphy failed to get over 1S6. On
the Goebel front. Art Knecht
tossed $40 on a DAP finish and 223
second. James Marshall toppled
go. He had 225 and 2l3.
OveraveraGe sections hold the
boards at Whittier tonight with
teams from the Elks circuit. Allen
Park Boosters. and from the Bank
League predomlnating.
The Dearborn program includes
the brothers Scribner. Paul and
Joe. Dick Krakow Frank Yest
Frank Techler. Steve Cruchon
Harry Poole and Ernie Hartke,
among others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
s SoftbaII Comes TONIGHT

Six major league teams are
paired on tonightS Detroit Soft
hall Association program in Mack
Park. NicromaticS and Philcons
clash in the opener al Gas. De
-Four opposes Hudson Motor Al s
and Fruehauf meets Tom Boyd at
o15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Favor Soose Over OverIin

NEW YORK. May SINS
Billy Soose today was installed as
an S-to-5 favorite to defeat Ken
Overlin middleweight champ. in
their 10-round title fight in Madi-
son Square Garden Friday night.