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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Aiken Adds COP. Strength

Aiken Adds COP. Strength
 H lping bolster COP. strenss ! : in the Senate is Vermont's forth nghh budget-minded ex-Governoi George D. Aiken. His demand thre. years ago that the Republican part oust Old Guard leadership attracted national attention. He has assailed New Deal "totalitarianism" and has tangled with the Federal Govern ment over flood control jurisdiction
 In place of the Senate's No. l fancy word singer, Henry Fountain Ashurst of Arizona, is Ernest W. Nc Farland, a county judge and farm owner. An earnest but awkward speaker, he won the Democratic nomination fro mthe eloquent Ash urst, long rated a well nigh invinc- ible vote-getter.
 The Congressional cast, however, is largely the same one that put on prolonged lS40 performance and set a peacetime record of voting some ST, 100000 for defense.
 The new Congress, funetioning against backdrop of warfare in- volving countries in all six contin- ents. has a membership already al- most unanimously on record as op- posed to entry of the United States into the war It is the first Congress to serve with a third -term President.
 Wallace The Novice
 Democratic and Republican lead- CTS, with one exception, are veter- ans. Presiding over the Senate in place of strategist John N. Garner is legislative novice Vice President Henry A. Wallace.
 Cool tactician Charles McNary is leading 23 Republican senators, five more than he led at the last session. Kentucky's Alben Barkley again leads the Democratic majority in the Senate Sam Rayburn will con- tinue as House Speaker and Joe Martin will pilot a COP phalanx in the House, reduced from l6o to 162.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
F. D. R. TO READ HIS
 MESSAGE
Will Appear Before Joint Session Monday y-Bud-
 get on "Wednesday

WASHINGTON, Jan 4-President Roosevelt will deliver his annual message to Congress in person.
 The President will address a joint sessicn Of the House and Senate next Monday at Il c'clcck (Pacific Time).
 The Budget recommendations will be submitted tc Congress next Wcd- nesOay.
 Secretary Stephen Early, making the official announcements today, said the President will keep at wcrk cn his annual message and algo the Budget over the weekend" !"
 Early said the President hopes to keep the legislative message to B. GOO words and delivery will take Gbcut half an hour
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Capt. TaIIeY To5upervise
 Alaska Bases
Area Office Being Estdb. |ished by Army al
 Anchorage

SEATTLE. Jan. 4. = The Army Engineers Office today announced it is establishing a Area Office at Anchorage with Capt. Benamin Tal- Icy arriving there January Il to have general charge of construction at Ladd and Elmendorf Fields and Fort Richardson.
 It has not been determined. the Army said, who would be in charge of each of the three projects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
BOMBS ARE DR0ppED0
 IRISH CITY
Dublin Is Again Attacked by Raiders -Germany's
 Queer Denial
BY ASSOCIATED raESe)

Bombs wef, dropped again during the night cn Dublin. in neutral Ire land as demands were made by the Irish Free State for reparatlcns. This was the response, more bcmb- ings.
 Tine German spokesman, in an unofficial statement, intimated that the bombs dropped on Dublin are English CT they are imaginary
 The Irish contend the bombs, dropped from planes of an uniden- tificd nation, are German explosives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
TERM OF COURT OPENS MONDAY;
 NO JURORS YET

The January term of District Court will convene here at O. clock Monday afternoon, wit h Judge George F. Alexander on the bench.
 Grand Jurors will not report un- til January 15 and Petit Jurors not until January 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04

WASHINGTON-It was unique session at the White House when President Roosevelt finally annouc- cd the four-man super-bcard which will speed up defense producticn Actually ncne Of the Defense Com missioners had the remotest idea what Roosevelt had up his sleeve.
 The only person on the Commis- sien who was in the know was Will liam H. McReynolds. civil service secretary, whom Roosevelt rates as an administrative expert, though some others don't.
 McRcynolds and Louis Brownlow director of the Public Administra- tion Clearing House and chief au- thor of the famous government reor- ganization bill, were the brain-fa- thers of the original scheme for a Defense Commission So recently Roosevelt called them in again, to- ecther with Budget Director Harold Smith. 10 get advice on strengthen ing their bumbling creation.
 Rcoaevelt has had number of proposals before him: one from the Army, one from Defense Commis- sioner knudsen, and others from New Deal sources. He discarded all but the Army formula, which pro- posed a super-board made up en- tirely of Army and Navy executives.
 This was complete about-face by the War Department. Tn its in- dustrial mobilization plan of 1889, the Army advocated civilian con- trcl Of defense production as follows.
 Tt is contemplated that such a set-up will be manned by qualified civilians chosen by the President. Appropriate representative of the military services will advise and as- sist in the accomplishment of the tasks involved"
 But the Army now proposed that this plan be junked and the military be top boss.
 YOU'RE THE BOSS"
 Conferring with Roosevelt last week, War and Navy Secretaries - ---------------------------
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Greeks Making
 Advance
Biz Development Expected SO0n-Ndzi Aid Doesn't
 Amount t0 Much
BY ASSOCIATED PREss)

had broken the Italian lines at sev- eral places in the central Albanian sector, and authoritative quarters predicted an important develop ment" soon.
 A German radio broadcast heard in New York said there has been no change in the Reich's formal rela- tions with Greece. although the It. alians have announced a German air corps was sent to aid them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
NO WORD BACK FROM FAN5HAW::
 HAIDA ENR0UTE
Murder Report Investigdt. ed by Authorities-Codsf
 Guard Joins Case

No word had been received in Ju- neau at noon today from the party of Federal authorities which left yesterday for Cape Fanshaw to investigate reports of the murder of Ed Snyder, 7l-year-old trapper.
 The Coast Guard cutter Haida left port at o'clock last night and, while no word was available as to her destination, it was be- lieved the trip was in connection with the Cape FanshaW case.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Jan. 4. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at todays short session Of the Stock Exchange is 47s, Ameri- can Can 91, Anaconda 20 7/8, Beth lehem Steel STE. Commonwealth and Southern F., Curtiss Wright 9A, General Motors 48. Interna- tional Harvester 5l, Kennecott 36ss. New York Central 14ls, Northern Pacific 6as. United States Steel 69 3i4, Pound $4O4.
 DOW. JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials .142.40, rails 2840, utilities 1890
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
RAF MAKES 3RDATTA(k
 ON BREMEN
Industrial Area Reported Sea of Flames"
 Bristol Rdided
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

British bOmbers smashed for the third successive night on the great German port of Bremen leaving the industrial area "a sea of flames" This is the official report of the Bri- tish Air Ministery
 Nazi planes made a big assault on Bristol last night and started fires which were visible for more than 100 miles according to the Ger man fliers when they returned to their bases this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
ANzAC AIRMEN
 MUST STAY DRY

MELBOURNE. Australia. Jan. 4 The government has reversed its order forbidding the sale of liquor in army camps and will install canteens. selling beer only, at all army camps except militia camps. The air force camps will remain dry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
LAND RICH REICH STILL
 POOR IN SINEW5 OF WAR
By MORGAN M. BEATTY AP Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Meas- ure the first full calendar year of the war in terms of military con- quest, and Germany wins the great est string of victories that ever graced a battle map-but measure that year in terms of world treasure won or lost, and Germany's still chasing rainbows.
 The German army has gained for the Reich literally millions of square miles of the living space Adolf Hitler has demanded. His force reigns supreme on the con- tinent of Europe--almost.
 But the bulk of the world grains. metals, and other sinews of peace and war still elude the grasp of the conqueror.
 Among the big twelve strategic necessities and there are even more than that-Hitler's victories have yielded comparatively little Of the resources he says the rest of the big powers pilfered for them- selves.
 Still Needs Textiles
 Scant textiles to clothe people and armies have come his way. He's still deprived of ccntinu- ing supply of the rubber to turn his wheels and put tires on his automobiles. He's won no sure sup ply of manganese, without whose alloy not one ton of fighting steel could be produced. He's taken over little copper production for his radios, communication systems and generators. And there's hardly enough oil produced in Rumania
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Couple Club Will
 Meet Next Tuesday

The Couple Club will meet Tues day evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church for potluck dinner followed by the usual social evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04
Japanese Lose
 Over ] Million
 In Chinese Wal

CHUNKING, Jan A. = Chinese Military Headquarters said today that Japanese casualties since the war began July 2. 1887, were 7.800,- GOO Killed and wounded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-04

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YOU'RE THE BOSS" Conferring with Roosevelt last week, War and Navy Secretaries
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Whitlou Wyatt Hurls glitter, Homers
Beats Braves,
Z 10 | With His
Circuit Smash

NEW YORK, July 5.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston
Braves today when Whitlow Wyatt
turned in a three-hitter and
smashed out A fifth inning home
run that decided the issue, 81.
In scoring his thirteenth win OF
the season. Wyatt gave the Braves
their only score in the third when
the visitors made two OF their
three hits. Miller singled, was
forced by Mast. who stole second,
and advanced 10 third on a wild
pitch and came IN on Cooney 5
single.
The Dodgers accounted for one
run IN the fourth when Camllll MT
his sixteenth homer and Wyatt
then got his second circuit blow
OF the year TO sew 1t up IN the
next inning, -,
The Dodgers made eight hits
off Farley, who went seven IN
nings and none off Hutchlngs'
who hurled the final frame,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Ward, Todd in
Amateur Finals

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
forced 10 stage a great comeback
late IN the afternoon.
Fairly blistering the course
through the last six holes OF the
outgoing nine this afternoon for
four brides and two pars. Ward
was six up through the 9th.
After losing the goth to Kraft S
birdie 4, Ward tangled with the
trees at the next hole and his lead
was cut 10 two up. The Spokane
youth then dropped a fve-footer
for a bird at the 22nd. rammed in
a 40-footer for deuce at the
next. took a conceded birdie 3 on
the oath when Kraft took 3 to
get on the carpet, and ran down
nine-footer for another trey al
the ninth.
His medal 80 gave Ward an ag.
gregate OF six under par for III
holes of play. including the two.
day qualifying round.
Ward hit the rough 10 lose the
tenth. but got his six-up lead right
back al the next with great CHR
shot into tho cup from - feet fol
birdie z. They halvcd the 30tf
hole in par Is and then WarC
wound up the contest with an GU
from a trap IN front Of tho greer
To within five feet of tho pin. sink
inc his putt for a half IN as aftc'
Kraft missed his first putt from
rs feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
LOUIS TO OFFER NEGRO HORSE SHOW

Trainer G1savc Nemitz Of the Tigers who born near
Danzig did p two.ycar hitch with the Prussian Guards
German honor dependent family distinction and strict physical
requirements . Nerz the late Kaiser Wilhelm on a
number Of occasions fact the kaiser present when
Gustave his oath in the guards
"Bu we weren't speaking the time the Tiger trainer
explained faceuousy.
Nemzs Frederick graduate Of Texas Christian Uni
yersiy Worth, where the Nems live is attending one
of Uncle Sans airpane schools Chanue Field H. from where
he eypcrts 10 go 10 Taft Cal or the Hawaiian Islands The
1884 Open golf tournament with the last
shot OF happened that way before
or since . No playing behind On Dura when ne sank
his putt Merton Cricket Philadelphia The writer
the gallery.
Umpire Bill Stewart says there's difference IN the
Judgment Of low strikes leagues I'm the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Wolfe Among Three
To Sign With Lions

Hancock IS a husky. red-haired.
2i0-pound fuliback, who averaged
nearly 80 points a season while
playing for Roanoke He was
named IN The all-state collegiate
squad and received little all
America mention last year.
In addition 10 ranking as the
No ! football player AT the West
Virginia school. Hancock rated
highly as a regular member Of the
ba seball and basketball teams.
IShmael. another big go
FOUNDER, comes from the same
school that gave John (Shipwreck)
Kelly 20 professional football.
The signing OF Hancock and
Ishr@ael Nings to three the num-
Der Of freshman fullbacks signed
tins year IN an attempt Il
strengthen one OF the weak spots
oi last years squad
backbone Of the Lions defense
since hc broke in with the club In
1887 after a spectacular career al
AIilt we thcl Piepul. spectacu
laf fullback from Notre Dame, j.
fho other already signed Tho Trio
o. now backs will average bette
shan rs pounds when thcy GO
Gown 10 playing weight All arc
hard running. aggressive players
VINO ff'o highly ON defense as wei
as offensive play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

"and what he said you'd never
print"
us he still determined TO
punch hell out of you?" asked
the inquiring reporter.
us he ?" shot back the dane
ing artist Of the ring. Hes hot
and ready TO do much worse
than that. Call him up and see
what he says.
MRS. Smith IL against the
wedding also but nevertheless
we're married and exceedingly
happy.
Both of us, however, regret
that they feel as they do be-
cause we should very much like
to he on friendly terms with
them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

as they disclosed that they were
wed last Tuesday afternoon in St.
Patrick's Cathedral in Philadelphia.
And Mary's irate father. James
L. Smith. Pittsburgh sportsman
and former big league baseball
player. is more determined now
than ever TO punch hell" out OF
Billy, the happy newlyweds dis
closed.
Billy sent word 10 poppa Smith
through friend be and Mary LOU
Use had been married in the Quaker
City by their. mutual friend. the
Rev. Francis J. Schlidwein. When
poppa Smith received the dire It'd
ings, he Immediately put a tele.
phone call through to the newly
weds in Rumson.
"He just finished talking TO me
/ on the telephone" confided Billy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
! q

Stadium best lighted park in the majors Ty Cobb still
rolls his cigarets-some of them at any rate
Joe Louis soening upsoftening opponents sayeth
Butch office boy Major league umpires spend
$3.50 for equipment Caps cost S25 uniforms
$50 plate behind pae) ST. and base shoes $40
Extra mask and chest protector The salary starts at
$500 and circumstances warrant it is increased to
$1,000 plus $3.50 travelling Chubby Dean OF the
Athletics, who halls from Mt Airy, ~ c., give good
imitation Of tobacco auctoneer chanter Carve Rowel
star pivot plays outfeder before
reported Boston couple Of agoand had established
record for Jimmy Bronson will promote fights at
Ebbetts Field Brooklyn Wesley Terrell holds the record for
home for pitcher-nine
Jimmy Demaret sings The showers after he picks up and
Ben Hogan over golf game whether good bad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Smith Won't Stick
His Neck Out

OCEAN CITY. n. j., July s.
QNS)-Apparently unaware that
his daughter had up and married
Billy Conn over his strenuous OBJ
lection. James A. Smith. who has
threatened TO punch hell out oil
the heavyweight title contender
lolled on the beach here today.
A male voice answered the phone
at the Smith temporary residence
well have you anything 10
say about the marriage?" the
telephone answerer was asked.
~ said the voice. would
NOT care 10 stick my neck out.
No sir=NOT me. Uh-uh."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

ROyOnO to Carry
City's Sailing Hopes
BY GEORGE y. VAN

Royono, John Fords 72-foot
yawl, will sail with Detroit's hopes
to bring back the top laurels in
the Port Huron-Mackinac race
next Saturday
She'll be the scratch boat OF a
fleet expected 10 number close 10
40 starters. "a sailed last year.
And she's being figured as the ship
which has the best chance OF beat
ing James loves 64-foot yawl
Manitou OF the Chicago Yacht
Club, winner OF racing-cruiSing
honors the last two years.
FordS new boat, formerly Man
doc II, was top performer IN
ocean racing on the Eastern coast
when owned by ID. Spencer Berger
and proved she could move in her
first race on the Great Lakes, the
Mills Trophy event last weekend
on Lake Erie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
lrgh Pirate
CHICAGO

Totals 80 IL ~ Totah 50 IL ~ ~
sBatted for Pressnell In eighth.
rh,c.go 0o2 600 1905
pitt,hureh 900 $50 o2x-e
Runs=Kndsrsor Hsaalsy ? Fletcher ?
Elliott, Cuisine 2, Lopez. hcCulloush
NtcholSon D6hIgTen DGfitssrndro-stsT-
geon, Errors-stringer, Anderson, Hsndley'
Runs batied in--Ellott 2, Hack, Dahigren'
sullivan Cuisine 2, Dallassandro =
Fletcher 3 Two-bsse hits-Fleteher 4
Elliott Iopez Home un--Dallesssndro
Sacrifice hit--Van Robays Bases on balls
of Lee 2. OF sullivan 4. off Olsen ].
Struck out BY Lee 2, by sullivan 3, ny
Olsen l. Wild pitch-sullivan. Hits-oh
Lee q In 20 Innings. off Pressnell IN
2 Ia innings Off sullivan 10 In 2-3
innings. winning pitcher sullivan. Losing
pitcher Lee Left on bases --chiesEo ~
Pittsburgh 7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Expected Home First

In the racing class the 7l-foet
l2-meter sloop Iris will make her
Great Lakes debut as racer.
She's expected 10 be the first ship
into Mackinac Island harbor.
Harry Fletcher OF Alpena brought
her TO the lakes this Spring. Other
good boats in the racing class are
Fred Temples Siren OF Toledo.
speedy q boat, and Ernie Crates
'eight-meter Shamrock.
Picking a favorite in the cruis-
ing class presents the usual toss
up p. c. Williamson made great
show bringing in his Rainbow "
40-foot yawl as the class winner
last year and will be back again.
Other good shippers with fast
boats are: Andy LanghammerS
Rambler VII. Ted Farnsworths
Chantey: F.. c. Balchs Iolanthe.
1899 winner: Tom Lofts Duchess
and Gordon Mendelssohn's Quar-
ItermOTe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
OUerfures Made

Leading hotel men have already
made overtures as have various
civic organizations. And several
automobile factories arc setting
tentative dates for conventions
here for September provided the
fight will be staged in Detroit.
Those are some Of the things
that Uncle Mike will be consider
ing when he comes here. The
other big factor is the rental Of
Briggs Stadium, concerning which
problem he'll confer with Tiger
owner Walter O. Briggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Billy Conn Married
In Secret Ceremony

RUMSON, n. j., July 5.-Billy
Conn. Pittsburghs romantic prize
fighter. and pretty blond Mary
Louise Smith revealed today they
have brsved parental wrath and
married.
Billy beamed happily and 49,
year-old Mary flashed a smile that
would have won any mans heart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

VeiFrsn Of thrcc fuII seasons WITH
thT club
N0ic signed 10 0uash fro
rJmof thsl hc Vas gong fo GUST
trs .a ,nuff fa Nt. 81 position
R-r a N0irr Dame Jntrr-t.
-at v staff Tho former Ford
rtr ai-Awrrira has hCcr fhc
Forcrau under Sl.crt lu Crow
icy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Woods Fadeout Shot Rated Best

Craig Wood is the best fade among the golf
Ben Hogan the expert golfer also at card tricks
Jimmy and Al Simmons now in their seventeenth
season Of major baseball Foxx at the start or the
present campaign held 500 200 lead Simmons In the home
run department but 9s base hits to Jimmys 237o
insists Hans Wagner and neither Ty Cooo nor
Babe Ruth was great basebaer of all time The late John
J Mc6raw Wagner fan Knoxville OF the southern
Association of the few teams in the minors that Is
lights in park the Smokes have the second best
the league Bill Guthrie American ASSOCIATION
urnnire is in his thry.second year an arbitrator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06


organized, and it's reported that
major concessions will be offered
TO Jacobs il he brings the fight
there. Those concessions won't
mean thing, however, II Uncle
Mike figures he can get more
shekels here.
Back in September 1899, when
Joe kayoed Bob Pastor in II
rounds at Briggs Stadium the
gate exceeded S350,000. And that
was in those dark depression
years. Only last March the Brown
Bomber drew $4,000 with a IS
top price indoors when he knocked
out Abe Simon in - rounds at
Olympia.
SO Detroit has established itself
as a paying city when the cham
pion performs. which may add TO
Jacobs inclination 10 bring the
fight here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Hih VI wv ~
L.ouis-Lou Nova
h @ v y weight
title fight here
September.
Chicago, and
New York is
Detroit's big
geSt rivals as a
setting for Joe's
nineteenth title
defense. despite
the fact that
Ray Carl G n,
Nova IS IN a n
ager. c lai m $
Tint his poD-
tract calls for
the fight 10 be
held in New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

moderate to heavy on the $50 mis-
trip.
Other strong bidders In the
racing-cruising division will he
Dave Sloss' Kathmar, Tommy
Fishers Apache. Dave Williams
Sonata; Josephine H. which will
be sailed by Herman PetZold;
Josephine III, w. A. Petzolds S.
foot yawl formerly Buckeye.
Charles Becks Hostess II, arr
Lyn Troxers Sea Saga. The lattSr
is a 55-foot schooner from Sag
duskV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
$1,000 Expected
AT Star Game

CONTINUED from First Sport PAge)
Dodgers paid Roy $4,000 to sign
a National League contract after
Judge Lands had freed" him
from the Tigers.
Among seven American League
pitchers, Teller and Charley Ruiz
fling are the only veterans in sIN
star games. Joe Cronin. Bill Dicksy
and Jimmy Foxx were picked for
the seventh year and Joe DiMaggio
for the sixth.
Pete Reiser, sensational young
Brooklyn outfielder, is one OF sew
eral new faces among large
group OF veterans in the National
League SQUAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Yawkey Spends Four Millions

Joe Louis won't fight September 2l23 Those are the
dates af the annual NesEe horse Utica Jimmy
Ben Hogan will make golf tour of South America
Billy Conn fought amateur and Joe
Louis never football preliminary starting headiner
Tom Yawkey in four seasons has sunk
Red Sox Lon Warneke, outstanding
St Louis Cardinal part of the Hot Springs
Baher in the Cotton States League Pitchers claim Griffith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06


dearly love 10 perfom-talk.
The colorful Dean whose fame for vocal out
bursts closely trailed his rise 10 a place as one
of the great pitchers OF the major leagues when
he was with the ST. Louis Cardinals, is going back
to home OF the gas house gang as a radio COM
mentator, on baseball OF course.
The contract covers the remainder OF l94l, for
which he will receive $1,000, and 1912 and 1913,
the latter period at $4,000 year, $4,000 in all.
His broadcasts will be sponsored by ST. Louis
brewing company.
re ne left for Pittsburgh where the Cubs played the