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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
BOB TALES
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receive second eutenans commission when he is graduated
June
Vince Banon Titan center and captain is of the most
popular athletes school, This evidenced by string
nicknames which includes Cowboy ice Tongs and Bananas
If you have statistical turn of mind will find
pete summary Of the 1910 covering everything from
yards gained by lateral the number Of yards puns
returned
You learn that the 1870 Titan machine gained d SO
yards by rushing to 572 for the opposition Or that Dorais
charges averaged "A yards rushing plays against
heir foes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FIRST CANE

Totals 81 p ~ Totas 30 q Il
'Bafted FOR r Moore IN ninth
fBsited for Johnson in ninth
Boston 900 0i0 000-l
81 Louis 600 900 l5N--6
Runs-Masf Brown Hopp Mize Crab
tree 2, CrespI Errors Hassett. BARLEY
Marion. Runs batfed 10 Farley. Crabtree
Marion 2 Mancuso. TWo-base hit-Hopp
Home run Crabtree Sacrifice hits
Farley Marion. Hasse'' Doubie play
Sisit 10 Hssse't 10 Sisu Wild pitcn
P0le'f HI by pitched ball Bv Farley
tCresp1 Bases on halls orr Farley {
OF P0Ietf Struck out By Marley
ny p0ust I. HIS or Ear.ey IN : %
innings or Johnson % in ID inning Left
On hases--St Louis 3 Boston g Empires
Conan Goetz and Reardon Losing
pitcher Earey. Time IL Attendance
. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
SECOND GAME

Totals % ska ~ Totals % y 70
NNone out when winning run scored.
Boston 000 600 goo
81 Louis n02 600 OO1-3
Runs Demarse Miller Hopp Crsb,ree
Lanier ErrOr-Crespi Runs bafted in
Mustsl ?. Miller. r. Moore, Crsbtree Two
base hits Musial. Rowel. Three base MT
Miller Home run-Crahtree Double
plays f. Moore 20 Miller "a Dudrs Marion
70 Mize Bases on balls of Tobin g. OF
Lanter !. struck out By Ianier g. rs
Tobin Ier on bases s. LOUIS 3 Ros.
ton tmplres -Goe'z Rea rdon and Con-
Ian Time 81. Official attendance paid
B sos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
RACE FOR BIG TROPHY

Saturday and Sunday The skip
perS of the National no class
AZ the G.. p Y. C.. viii sail series
Of FIVE races for the Tlmkln
trophy. a huge silver tankard
which is beng placed IN com
petition for the first time
Two races wili bc held SATURDAY
starting AZ > p. m. and three sun
day starting a. II a m a buffet
for al yachtsmcn Is planned FOR
; 30 p. m Al tho clubhouse.
Word comes from the Detroit
Yacht Club that two OF their sail
ing queens Doris NeNin> and
Louise Brand VIII race their Mp
per, IN The national races for
these l2.foot duughioS IN a three
race series az the Toledo Yacht
Club this weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Wants Grid PLAYERS

Saxon a. G. football team wants
players for tryout in unlimited
class. See Coach Felix. Southeas-
tern Field at $50 tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
All ST. Louis
Halls Crdbtree
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NtoutiHutu Ifoh II Ist SpoTi aye
only occasionally as a pinch-hitter
or as substitute outfielder.
He performed brilliantly as an
occasional batsman, hitting almost
400 in his pinch-batting role until
the injury Of Rightfielder EnoS
Slaughter gave him his chance
recently as regular.
When this pinch-hitter turned
regular stepped up 10 bat in the
seventh inning of yesterdays first
game, II was decidedly "A spot Tor
a pinch performer. Up 10 that
point Pitcher Tom Early Of The
Braves had handcuffed the usually
hard-hitting Cards, limiting them
10 three hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
RRCHIKINN
PITTSBI RGH

Totals AZ - y - Totals 80 927 -
.Batted for DAVIS n ninth.
+Bsfted for owen In ninth
BROOKLYN 900 100 O05-6
Pittsburgh 020 900 0il-4
tBatfed FOR Anderson IN ninth
Slated for Elliott IN ninth
Ran for Vaughan IN ninth
Runs Reese, Herman Lavagetto 2
Camllf Galan CAIRNS Fletcher Martin,
Stewart Errors Herman Lavagetto Runs
hAfted In Lopez Camilu DtMaggio.
Reese. Reiser ? Rigs ?. cairns. Two
base hits -- LavaCetto Medwick Reiser.
Fletcher, Galan Three base hits Camlli.
Reiser SacrihCe hits Elliott Martin ..
Hits-Oh DAVIS in innings on Ham
innings (none out IN ninth on Seven
I IN inning Bases on halls OF DAVIS
3, Of Heintzelman I, Of SeVel 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
START IN MIDDLE OF NIGHT

Most Of the local yachtSmen
SILVER al the thought of the start
ing time Sunday morning. The
first class. the racing yachts,
start at 1905 a. m. followed by
the racing-cruiSlng and cruising
classes at five-minute intervals.
This means that the Crosse
Polnte Yacht Clubs race Will cut
deeply into the yachting frater-
nityS Saturday night. II means
that boats locked at the Detroit
Boat Club. Detroit Yacht Club
and Bayvlcw Yacht Club viii have
10 get under way before s a. m. IN
order 10 get TO the starting time
al the G.. =. Y. {. IN time.
But masmuch as it is the last
big race OF the season the boys
get out in good order on top OF
that Franzcns committee always
provides nice time after the
race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Long Distance
Sail Ends Year
For Large Craft
lacrosse Pointe Y. c.
10 Bring Ycchtsmen
Out Early Sunday
BY GEORGE Z. VAN

Excepting for few events in
the smaller one-deSign classes the
local intcr-Club regatta season will
end Sunday with the holding of the
third annual Crosse Pointe Yacht
Clubs long distance race which
has the salty label of The Fresh
Water Blue Nose"
Nine possible courses are listed
on the chart but Tore Franzen,
who has been doing such a
thoroughly good job handling the
G. p. Y. {. regattas these recent
years, says that, in all probability
The longest, one of 4l.76 miles will
be used.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

New Facilities Added
At North Carolina's
Beach Resorts

RALEIGH, n. c., June 14.-Beach
resorts along North Carolina'S 300
miles of coastline are ready for their
busiest season. At Kill Devil Hill
and Nags Head, which have four
hotels, a number of cottages have
been added for the season. Manteo
has new tourist facilities. The fish,
ing fleet that plies the waters
around Oregon Inlet has been aug
mented by new boats, and more
extensive accommodations are avail
able at the fishermen's beloved
Hatteras and Ocracoke,
At Morehead City, Beaufort and
Atlantic Beach facilities have been
increased. A new public beacn, with
complete facilities, has been built
on the Fort Macon State Park. This
territory is the center of a number
of summer schools for students of
marine life, art and dancing, con-
Quoted by the University of North
Carolina and Duke University.
Wrightsville Beach and Carolina
Beach are two of the largest resorts
in the State, and both are within
few miles of the city of Whining
ton. Carolina Beach, swept by fire
last fall, has taken on the at
mosphere of a boom town as it re-
builds to the tune of nearly half a
million dollars. Visitors to this
growing resort will hardly recog-
nize it, as the fire already is being
termed blessing in disguise. Old
structures are being replaced by
modern buildings that not only are
altering the appearance Of the
beach front but are providing up
to-the minute accommodations. At
Wrightsville, too, there has been
new construction during the spring.
A few miles south is the town Of
Southport, we'll known to the fish,
ermen who visit famed Frying Pan
Shoals. Across the harbor is Fort
Caswell, now made into a family re-
sort. In the mouth of the Cape
Fear is Bald Head. a semi-tropical
island which is favorite spot for
visitors staying at nearby resorts
but which does not have facilities
for housing vacationists. Holden
Beach and Seaside are small but
growing developments, and all along
the coast there are tiny fishing
villages which are attractive to those
intent on avoiding crowds.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Clothes Make Vacation
At Least They Promote Happy
Minds if Stylish and Practical

Speaking of sensible travelling,
the luggage situation is a joy this
year, primarily because the pieces
are lighter in weight but none the
less roomy. Usually recommended
is a large hanger case, an over
night bag-most important if you're
making overnight stops or travel
ing on a train or sleeper plane
and a hat and shoe box. The lat
ter, buyers and experienced travel
ers will tell you, is the only article
which refuses to go under Pull
man seat, but it's worth the Strug-
gle. anyway.
Don't forget small makeup kit
containing all the eSsentialS-and
carry it yourself to make sure that
cosmetic bottle and jars do not
smash into a thousand pieces and
leave you without a face!"
Plan Wardrobe Color Scheme
And Then Stick to 1t.
Particularly important equipment
for tearing about the countryside
are those little items" which seem
all too often very insignificant. For
instance, you'll be smart to take
an umbrella, and you might choose
one of the collapsible types, which
take up practically no space at all.
Don't overlook Sunburn creams and
lotions, bathing caps-for shower as
we'll as surf-and dark glasses.
Your travelling items should also
include sewing essentials, a supply
of straight and safety pins, as
we'll as the other little emergency
gadgets to keep your wardrobe chic
and intact.
b, Before you start out on any trip
spend a day or two listing the
clothes you'll need and planning a
color scheme, sticking TO it instead
of going off on a tangent and buy
ing clothes of every hue. Then
devote a few days to merely look
ing, deciding upon the type OF FASH
ions best suited to you and your
vacation. Finally, your budget hav-
ing been carefully arranged, go
shopping Systematically and eff
GENTLY. You'll find your vacation
a much happier one, We promise
you-sartorially speaking, that is.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Mexico City Cooled
Bv High Altitude

MEXICO CITY, June 14.-Many
Americans are under the impress
sion that tropical temperatures reign
in Mexico during the summer
months, but they forget the factor
of altitude. Mexico lies within the
tropical zone but most visitors plan
their tours to embrace the Valley
of Mexico, using Mexico City as a
base for excursions in all directions
to urban and rural places of inter-
est.
Mexico in summer should be
thought Of as Colorado or the Adj
rondacks because the visitor will
be in attitudes which range between
1000 and 5000 feet. Mexico City
itself lies at 7,349 feet above sea
level. In the Valley Of Mexico dur
ing the day the thermometer climbs
TO ordinary summer levels as in
the temperate zone but without the
sultriness common to much of the
United States. The evenings, as a
rule, are cool enough to require
wraps. For a restful nights sleep
coverings are welcome.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Planned Wardrobe Permits
Coat to Do Double Duty.

A light coat, which is an absolute
must" wherever you're vacationing,
may serve double duty If you shop
wisely. The short, boXy types IN
neutral or bright tones look as well
over summer evening gowns as they
do over daytime dresses, provided
your wardrobe has been carefully
co-ordinated, based around one def1-
mite color, so that a minimum OF
accessories are needed.
If your vacation is to be spent in
a large city, don't forget dark
clothes. Contrary to all wiShful
thinking, most of the larger towns,
such as New York, are still dark"
That is, a sheer black or navy dress
or suit and dark accessories will
never be incorrect; white and pas
tells often make you feel conspicu-
Gus and, we fear, touch provincial.
The exception, of course, is in eve
ming clothes, which may be as light
in color and as bouffant in sill
houette as your figure will allow.
Rayon Jersey Evening Gown
Defies Suit Case Wrinkles.
Excellent choice for evening gowns
if you're going to "live in a suit
case" is rayon jersey, which defies
wrinkles beautifully and always
looks sleek and cool. Steer clear
of the organdies and other frothy
fabrics unless you can make ade-
ouate arrangements for pressing
and unless you have unlimited space
in which to pack billowing layers
of fabric.
Cotton evening gowns, such as
. pioue, are very smart and usually
I comparatively inexpensive. They
NAV be done in combination with
rayon Jersey or other material, the
majority with full skirts, short
sleeves and squared necklines. A
iacketed evening dress is important
if you think you'll need both a
dinner and a ''full evening" model,
but iacketed dresses seem to be a
bit scarce this year, the accent rest
! ing on less formal frocks with
sleeves.
Perhaps you evan find an evening
gown that looks well with multi
colored or all-white shoes, which
will also double up as accessories
for some of your daytime clothes
Consider the crush-resistant fea-
lures of materials when you buy
gown and don't forget about pre-
cious space.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Quaint Cape Cod
Swept by BreezeS

PROVINCETOWN, Mass, June
14.-Facing four "seas'-the Allan
tic Ocean, Cape Cod Bay, Nantucket
Sound and BuzZards Bay-it is only
natural that Cape Cod played an
outstanding role in Americas early
maritime history. And today its
off -the-ocean breezeS play po-
tent role in attracting summer va
cationiStS.
Visitors realize that Cape Cod is
not as modern in looks as other
parts of America, but they like the
romantic bywayS and loveable, tiny
half houses sprinkled over the dunes
which make up, for the most part,
the Cape" Those quaint but def
nitely real Cape Colder homes
the ones with the silver-gray Shin
giles, the softly bowed roofs and
the rambler roses climbing merrily
about on a tiny picket fence-are
very old. Some date back nearly to
the Pilgrims. There's an interest
ing reason why the roofs are bowed.
Old sea captains who, having sailed
the world over, finally settled down
and built themselves a home de-
cided that if a ship had curved
sides for strength the roof Of their
home ought to be built that way
for the same reason.
In looking at homes the visitor
should watch for the old Colonial,
SquariSh houses with rallinged
platform on the roof. Many Of these
captains" or widows" walks are
found on the homes of sea-faring
men. They served as lookout posts,
usually being the highest point in
an oceanside town, and from here
the captains could look far out to
sea to note the approach of ships.
The term widows walk comes
from the many women whose hus-
bands sailed away to the far-off
places of this strange world, never
to return.
Cape Cod Is thrilling to many peo-
pie because of its intriguing, wind
ing roads; its tiny towns, and its
beaches. Numerous Cape Cod
beaches boast water that is termed
"teakittle" water because it is so
warm where it meets the smooth,
white sands. Old as it is, Cape Cod
provides modern recreation facili-
ties, drawing visitors from all parts
of the Nation.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Canadian Rockies
Test Climbers

BANFF, Alberta, June 14-The
Canadian Rockies present to the
mountain climber one Of the most
extensive and interesting fields
of any of the worlds readily ac-
cessible ranges. At and near
Banff there are a number of fine
ascents, some of which can be
seen from the terrace of the Banff
Springs Hotel, and the services
Of well-trained Swiss guides are
available.
Among the peaks on which
climbers can demonstrate their
skill are Mounts Inglismaldie,
Peechee, Edith, Rumble, the Three
Sisters, Brett, Pilot, Cascade, Ayl-
mer ard Mount Assiniboine. The
last named is known as the Mat
terhorn Of the Canadian Rockies"
because it is similar in size and
contour to the great Swiss peak.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Natives on Beach

MIAMI, Fla, June 14.-Now that
summer is here, native Miamians
are beginning to appear on the
beaches. Miamians swim only in
summer; during the winter months
they leave the cabana clubs and
beaches to the Northern vacation
lists and only begin to take their
annual sunbaths early in June. You
can tell a native Miamian on the
beach by the whiteness of their skin.
Northern visitors here for the sum-
mer vacation, take on lobSter-red
color the first week, then gradually
acquire a deeper tan. MiamiaS
won't have that healthy brown color
until next October.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Totem Dog Repaired

KITWANGA, B. c., June 14.-The
celebrated Totem Dog of Kit
wanga," known to thousands of
travellers to Jasper and the Skeena
River country Of Western Canada,
had his annual tussle with the
dentist this spring The dog is
Kitwanga's guardian Indian totem
erected on the outskirts of the vii
lage to warn evil spirits away. Each
year the wooden teeth of the totem
are filed-replaced if neceSSary-by
one of the few remaining British
Columbia Indians who are totem
craftsmen.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Hours Set for Ouints

CALLANDER. Ontario, June IA
Guardians of the Dionne quintup.
lets have arranged visiting hours to
Dafoe Hospital for the summer as
follows: Morning. IL to 11:30;
afternoon, 4 to 430. The children
may be seen daily.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
BY HELEN VOGT,
Fashion Editor.

That important little sphere known
as the fashion world is nothing If
not adaptable. Take the matter
of vacation clothes, for example.
Designers, manufacturers and buy
ers are we'll aware that this Is 60
ing to be a travel America" sea-
son in both North and South Amer
lea, and they have created clothes
accordingly-cloth which are we'll
suited to this part of the world and,
happily enough, unusually smart in
addition.
Cottons promise to be the shin
ing light of the fashion season,
appearing in many guises. For ex-
ample, beach clothes of cotton in
clude attractive little play suits and
we'll tailored slacks and shorts.
Watch the bare midrif in the
seashore set-up, for it's going to
be the important fashion note in
that category. Swim suits also have
a penchant for this divide" styling,
and the shorts and bras are much
more secure than they appear.
One-piece swim suits are also very
much in the picture, bOaSting f1ared
half skirts and, in many instances,
more demure necklines than have
been noted in recent seasons.
Improved Tailoring Makes
Stacks More Popular.
Stacks are increasing in popu-
larity, due to their improved tailor
ing and more general acceptance.
It's also due to the fact that slack
suits are exceptionally good look
ing and often done in really fine
materials. California-type play
clothes include such whimsies as
suspender equipped shorts worn
with long-sleeved blouses. These
shorts are tight fitting and very
brief, in nice contrast with the full
blouSes, which are covered up
Terry cloth beach robes continue
to rank among the favorites, and
there are many swim suits with
matching short jackets lined in this
absorbent cloth.
For traveling-by plane. train or
any other method-crisp-loo looking
suits are hard to beat, both for
their smart appearance and their
versatility. A change OF blouses
and jewelry will create completely
new ensemble, using a two-piece
suit as the basis of it. Longer
Jackets, convertible necklines to be
worn open in the effect of suit or
closed to look like a dress, novelty
buttons, large pockets and other
details distinguish these suits, which
may be of the finest silk shan
tung or the most inexpensive seer
sucker. Well-tailored sport dresses
are also excellent for active travel
ing. with the shirtwaist still one
of the best for all ages and figure
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-11
ARMY MOVES INTO COAL
 MINES AREA
intelligence Center Set Up in Pittsburgh as Renew
 al of Strike Looms

WASHINGTON, Nov 11.-Appar- ently in preparation for an emer- gency in the captive coal mine situation, the. Army today establish ed an intelligence center in Pitts burgh to survey the coal fields and keep in touch with both miners and operators.
 Although the move was explained in Pittsburgh as purely precaution- ary it immediately aroused specula- ton that the government might be getting ready to take over the cap tive mines should John L. Lewis again call the miners out on strike
 Lewis withheld comment as to his next move following the Defense Mediation Boards action last night in rejecting the United Mine Work CTS demand for union shop in the captive mines.
 The captive" mines are so-called because they are owned and oper- ated by steel companies. The coal produced is used entirely in the steel mill furnaces which produce 30 per cent of the nations steel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-11
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B Burford & Go. adv
 --s-.-r- Subscribe to The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-11

would search in that district.
 Meanwhile fears fer the WelAfe ot the flyer had been partially, allayed by the information that he had a light sleeping bag and enough provisions to last a week or ten days aboard the plane when he hcpped off from Watson Lake Fri day. He also had a gun and some winter clothing, it was reported.
 Couldn't Start Motor
 Collins declared, however, that Renshaw had no motor cover or fire pot and would not be able to start his motor once it got cold
 In radio communication with PAA and CAA stations until Sun day afternoon, Renshaw originally believed he had landed at the junction of the Teslin and Big Salmon rivers He twice reported seeing Canadian planes flying oyer,. but the Canadian pilots declared they failed to spot the game scom-i mission pilot and his ship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-11
.00p5TER5 TURN OUT
 FOR TEAMS
Initial Praetiee Session Shows Need of Exper-
 fenced Referee

Hoopsters of the Gastineau Chan mel League held their first practice in the high school gym last night and when it was all over and the players had limped to the showers, League President Jack Fowler sum- med up the situation thus:
 All we need is referee-a good one"
 Last years referee, George Wiley, proved so capable he won a comis- sion in the Army, where you get paid for fighting If the first turn out was any indication, this years referee also will have to be one who can back up his decisions. The boys were all hips and shoulders in the scrimmages, roughing it up at every opportunity. Teams will not be chosen for a few weeks
 Applicants for the arbiting posi- ton may register at The Empire. The job pays sufficiently well to cover premiums on a small accident insurance policy.
 Another turnout will be held at o'clock tonight, despite the Armis- tice Day holiday. "Armistice" is a word not to be found in the Chan mel League dictionary.
 Plans for bringing quintets from Sitka, Petersburg, Haines, and pos sibly Ketchikan are being made, Fowler said, and the locals may see quite a bit of play against visiting teams about February. Meanwhile, practice sessions will be i held on the remaining Monday and Tuesday evenings this month.
 On the floor last night were Ben Cragen, Bob Corcoran, Dave Pierce. Del Jensen, A. Chapados. Clancy Converse, Johnny Garcia. Pete Snyder, A. Matheny, Joe Fisher. FL mer Lindstrom, Kinky Bavers, Bud Brown, Tommy Powers, Jack Me- Daniel, Louie Taylor, Pete Gilmore Grant Ritter. Carry Walter, Joe Bird, Jim Hickey.