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Evening star., 1941-11-23
Lip Reudinq Film Show

An instructive motion picture
film on lip reading, entitled. "At
the Grocery" will be shown at the
clubrooms of the Washington So
ciety for the Hard of Hearing, 243l
Fourteenth street NV. at 8 pm.
tomorrow. Any one interested Is
invited to attend.
Evening star., 1941-11-23

Washington Baptist Ministers AL
lance. and Robert Ming of the How
ard University law school.
More than 500 Of the colored
clergy Of Washington are cooper
ating with the citizens committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
I National Meets
Draw Y Teams

Teams from Detroit Y NJ {. A.
branches will be entered in two
national ~ Journeys this weekend
the national aquaticS champion
ship meet at Fort Wayne, Ind.
tomorrow and Saturday and the
national wrestling tournament at
Cleveland on the same dates.
" Already holder of city and state
Y wrestling titles. Western
branch squad will seek the ma
tional crown at Cleveland. while
full team of u men also Will
represent Western in the national
swimming meet.
Northern branch will send two
men to Fort Wayne. while the
Northeastern y will enter three
at Cleveland.
Westerns team of wrestlers will
be headed by its coach. Louis
Klein. national holder in the ia
pound division. who, having gained
weight, will this year be entered
in the 19l-pound bracket Two
state titleholders will also be
entered from Western. Fred De
gillio. 174-pounder. and Virgil Sui
lenger, who will compete in the
l45-pOund division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Cincinnati Net
Foe for j. D.

Rained out in their scheduled
inaugural Wednesday, the Uni
versity Of Detroit tennis team was
to make another attempt TO oper
its 1911 campaign today, The
Titans are booked 10 meet Gin.
cinnati University at Northwestern
Field at ? p. m. in the playonf oil
the postponed opener.
Capt. Bill Kronner, southpaw
court artist, will lead a relatively
inexperienced team against the
BearcatS. He and Bill Goldsbury
are the only letter winners on the
squad Bill Curott saw a little
service on the team last season.
All the other are newcomers.
Coach Peter Presta viii likely
start the following battle front:
Goldsbury No. /; Kronner, No. p;
Ray Hermes. No. 3; BiIt Curott,
No. / Tom Richert. No. ). and
Jack Manquen, No. 6. Doubles
pairings viii probably be Colds
bury and Kronner HermeS and
Curott. and Bob Mallory and Louis
Gcrback.
The Ohio club is expected 10
provide a tough opening day foe
for the TitanS. Cincinnati L..
blanked L. of d. last year. Miss
ing from the 1910 Bearcat lineup
is only one pIayer-Bill Talbert,
ranked thirteenth in the nation in
1910 Veterans in the Cincinnati
lineup are Roland Hoppe. AL Dun
bar, Lou Zimmerman Abe Bortz,
Jim FreeburC and Gale BoXil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
for an Appointment

"On June Il. the Indians disembarked train
bringing them back from Boston scattered their homes
Tor breakfast NJ Mel Harder oldest member of the
team point of service telephOned the office of Aa Brad
ley president of the club asked appointment in
behalf of dozen players. They Bradleys office
II and the players spoke their piece. In substance,
this il:
They believed they had excellent TO win the
pennant The Yankees down and evidently weren't going
get up The Boston Red didn't pitching The
Detroit Tigers seemed hopelessy of the running"
I'VE win they said, but not with the present set
up. Remove Oscar Wit and We'll walk in
Cobbledck explains the players charges against Witt
They said he had pessteny dcued them interviews
and IN conversations with other and players They
said Ms former employment in The New York Yankees chain
had given him feeling about the strength Of that club
didn't believe anybody had change against them They said
his habit player the back ana then criticize
when Of hearing They said he nttery during
the Of that he the players and made good
playing mpossibity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Prepare
N1idsefs
For Race

Nearly three score "doodle-bug
pilots put finishing touches on
their cars today in preparation for
the championship midget auto
sweepstakes at the State Fair
Grounds Coliseum track tomorrow
night.
Wally Yale. holder of the Mid
west championship and a former
l00-lap winner. hopes to avoid the
ink that has followed him here
this year and capture the feature
Class A 100-lap title. In the first
100-lap race this year Zale blew
a tire. lost the lead He was forced
out of the championship a month
ago by mechanical trouble
Chief hopes of Detroit 10 cap
ture the 100-lapper rest in Art
Hartsfield one-time national motor
cycle racing champion; Duke Ma
lon, a 500 driver; ana Howard
Dauphin. who Will compete in the
event with his broken ankle en-
cdSed IN a cast
Two other championships. the
Class B over 30 laps and Class c
over p laps will be included in
the Sweepstakes. A four-lap match
race between the fastest qualify
ing cars will open the program at
$50. Qualifying trials will start
at 7:30.
Promoter Clyde Boyer has an
nounced a preview of the Sweep
stakes will be held at p. m. to-
morrow afternoon for children
under II years of age. No tickets
are necessary. All soldiers, sailors
and marines in uniform will be
admitted TO the evening program
at half the regular admission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Solve Golf Problems
EXPERTS TO ANSWER
QUESTIONS AT CLINIC

you golf problem, technical end OF the
The Detroit
Times Golf Clinic the Shelby Monday where stan
will
The being held connection with the Michigan Pro-
leading the district
on hand meeting
followed the game. There
golfer lunch All golfers shooting
under 100 welcome to attend.
Al Dutra Jimmy Anderson will talk
technical They will question
Golf Club
the he
problem Interpretation regulations
of the
movie An Excursion in Golf" will be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
IT'S GIVEN OKAY

Brooklands Golf and Country
Club was 10 stage il Directors
had given their approval and so
much progress made that a general
chairman was agreed upon
Jimmy Mcknight long one Of De-
troits leading amateurs and a
great booster for BrooklandS
What's more. a prize fund Of
possibly S10.0O was assured and
maybe an automobile or two
would be tossed in. Detroit golfers
always have believed in doing
things in big way. especially
with a chance to see the Sam
Sneads. the Ben Hogans. the By
ron Nelson's and all those other
experts in action.
But IT was TOO good 70 be true
Promoting one of these tourna-
mentS requires a lot of work and
II must be done by members.
There's where the slip came. With
golfers. like everybody else. forced
to go at top speed m their bust
ness during these times. Mcknight
soon saw he couldn't get the COM
mitteemen who'd be able 10 give
the necessary time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
PLANS ARE DROPPED

50 rather than risk seen- 'hc
tournament miss fire il was de-
clded 10 cal ii of. at least for
the nrezenf.
But don't lose hope Russell
Gnau and some Of has friends who
last Winter had hoped 10 obtain
the Goodall tournament. are work
ing along new lines and may con-
meet Also. a group of Oakland
HillS meuar- SUil are hopeful
their c.un Wi br able 10 do some
thing along lh line next year
Il MS too late for this season.
Besides paying their own way
these tournaments can be made 70
show a profit Inverness Al Toledo.
as an example, is reported % clear
around s. 600 a year on Us p1pu-
lar foarzhall affair.
Money Ike that not only makes
it possible for a club 10 do some
extra Nofk on its COURSE or club
house b1f maybe wipe out part Of
The NOR zaEC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
SPOR T S
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

still stands with the fans here And with this writer
that anything He doesn't let fans downor writer's
either.
Mr. Cobbedick in his interesting magazine essay game
guys praised the Indians for fnchng under flood of
abuse from ouooWn sports writers and baseball fans that has
no parallel in American sport
What had the Indians done to bring a torrent of
abuse everything that bore the of their city? They
had asked their employer for help their win the
pennant in the American League the article
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Pin Trouble
2 Spikas Cause Confusion
in A. B. c. Meet

ST PAUL. MINI, April IL
The American Bowling Congress
today listed among its 10-pin
bombers seven Spikas, no counter
part of the German Stukas, but
bombers nevertheless.
They are the seven Spika broth
erS, that is. five of them are broth
ers and the other two are brothers,
though not Of the first five.
If this is becoming slightly in
volved, George, Frank, Adolph,
Rudolph and Joe are brothers. Au-
gust and Ed also are brothers,
though cousins Of the other five
Spikas. The father of the five is
a brother of the father of the two.
Likewise. the mothers of the boys
are sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
BrOOkIamdE
PASSES Tn
Tourney
BY VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

Detroit. sure as shooting. some
day is going to have an open golf
tournament one of those big
money events which attract the
country'S leading professionals.
When 1t comes and there's still
a possibility the first one, Will be
held this season it viii be known
as the Motor City Open Every
group which has considered pro-
noting the event is agreed on that.
With that much as a start some
of Detroit's leading citizens have
been toying with the idea for two
years. And they keep getting
closer. In fact they're 50 hot on
the trail that for a few hours it
was thought formal announcement
Of the tournament would be made
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Louis, Buddy Bder
Go Set for May 3

WASHINGTON. "A pril 1S.-
0NS)-Joe Louis viii defend his
world heavyweight boxing cham
pionship against Buddy Baer of
California here May D. Contracts
for the bout. scheduled for ID
rounds. were signed by promoter
Mike Jacobs of New York, and
Clark Griffith. owner of the Wash
ington American League baseball
park. where the bout will be
staged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Death nottres

BABURA-fBsrber). Anna. April IS; wife
OF the late John. dear mother Of
Michael, Elizabeth and George II grand
children; funeral from residence, 1871 81.
Thomas, a. m. Saturday; ST Nicholas
Church $50: George Van Kuia director.
ROWE-wiiton T.. son Of John Rowe. ST.
OF Calumet. Michigan brother OF George.
John. Jr Alvin Arthur and Edwin Rowe
Funeral Saturday at 4 O'Clock from resi-
dence II his brother. s5Is Pinehsrst ave
nue.. Dearborn. Burial Calumet. Mich.
Friends may call at the home until Sun
day at 10 O'Clock.
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CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Jockey Risked
Life TO Earn
Fixing Bride
International Ns~, service VIZ,

Los ANGELES. April Is
Testimony disclosing one Jockey
alleccdly nSked has life 70 earn
brides from crooked gamblers at
California race tracks was intro
duccd in the trial of Eve reputed
racc-nNcrs
Leonard Scott 19-ycar-old Texas
Jockey. testified ne narrowly
missed death or serious injury
when be made a horse buck and
Throw him during a race al Tan
foran last year ln order 20 earn a
500 br.bC.
He said r. was through Sol
Greenhcre- Ha4anG -aS-nne- Of the
defendants. that he first met
BERNARD EinStoSS, alias Barney
Mooney. another defendant, and
arranged 10 pull horses. This
meeting ne said. took place at the
Tanforan race meet in the Spring
o. 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
THEY'RE EFFICIENT

Efficiency is the watch word.
Each vendor working under Vie
gand has to be properly uniformed.
They have SS different sizes of
pants and eight sizes of coats for
vendors 10 choose from. Signs in
the dressing room stress cleanll-
ness and politeneSs. Each vendor
has his own button which tells the
section ne is TO serve. The even
numbers are in the lower deck
and the odd in the upper stands.
The buttons must be turned in
each night. From 200 to 400 work
each day.
A giant commissary feeds sub
commiSsiarieS. which in turn take
care of the various stands through
out the park The vendors get
their first load on credit each day
and then pay cash getting COM
mission tickets from each dollars
worth they buy. An entire de-
partment is given over 10 account
ing and every bun and hot dog
IS accounted for each day.
Another feature under the guild
ance of Wiegand IS the lucky
number score cards.
Each day l send my first
assistant around the park. He
takes a handful of cards from
vendor and copies the number
of one down. Then ne mixes
them up again so the vendor
hasn't the slightest idea which
card bears the lucky number.
This repeated three times to get
the three numbers. They 60 to
a different section of the park
each day to distribute their
good fortune among the box
seat holders today, and the
bleacherites tomorrow"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
MADE AGREEMENT

Mooney said he would give
me S200 for every horse
pulled when the horse went 10
the post at less than 10 /. and
500 when the post odds were
more than 4 TO l." Scott said.
Il agreed To pull horses for him
and during the Tanforan meet
I took Amanda, 0minate, hid
War Cry. INSander and Tim
bercat."
RE said he received more thar
$500 from Mooney during the
meeting
Freddie Miller another Jockey
testified the main topic Of con-
VerSaton in the jockeys room be-
fore a race Is the pulling OF
horses.
The men on trial, accused OF
theft conspiracy and contributing
10 the delinquency of minors, are.
Willie EinstoSS, I. W. Kivel. alias
Doc Kebo. Benny Chapman, Green
berg and Mooney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Male Help Wanted

Al REFRIGERATION service man: good
22s psS' ''s''' "O'A' MI D'
BOYS WITH BICYcLEs-Good pay, steady
work. vacation with pay. see MI
swarthoui Room POS New Telegraph
Bldg. Congress and shelby streets.
cANVAssERs wanted. very liberal draw
ing account and commission. $500 Joy
road
DRIVERS WANTED
Good noney-msking opportunity durins
this Spring driving Checker cabs. An out
door job driving a pleasure car. Healthy
ana profitable. Must be over 81. Apply
after Q a. N. Apply 2i2s Trumbull
EAST SIDE building company wants brick
and block layers, carpenters. Excavations
1890 Carlisle
EXPERIENCED sx-tsacher or eoNege man
to promote for private school Tyler
$500
EXPERIENCED wood hand turner's Ash
Fence Co. 1879 Meyers road.
Farm hand single. white. good teamster
general farming. Write W Crosmzu.
Gregory. Aich-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Funeral Directors

Funeral Directors
J. SUTTON a SON
t1i7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 7-si00
Lost and Found
BILLFoLD. 1928. intended for hospital
expenses" providence Hospital Re
ward. Tyler 4-o40s.
BLACK ONYX RING Diamond wash
room. Sears store. Highland Park. Re
ward Townsend 7-O244-
BLACK PERSIAN CAT Iarge tneighbor-
hood uv-road American. Ltncrai re-
ward Tvier 4-23ss.
COCKER PANTELe-Msle brown neigh
hOrhood Woodward Colingwood). Re-
ward Telephone Townsend $4,000.
IRISH SETTER Male. Dearborn license
ueighborhood Mansfield Miller road. Re
ward. Oregon 257T.
KEY CrosstnWn carline. Friday
afternoon. Needed" 474sAyery. Tenn
pie 2-Ji43.
SPRINGER spanieI-Female. liver. white
(neighborhood McDougail-GratioD. Re
ward. Fitzroy 6S27
wRIsTwATCH-L ady's Cneighhorhood Nc
Lean-Winons1. Keepsake" Reward.
Townsend $4,000, telephone evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
CHERRY $500
Male Help Wanted

First Class Truck Mechanic
Steady work and good wages. Apply from
s. 80 m. IN 9 p. m. Flt1roy isiO After
p N. caH Oregon 572s. Ask for Mf.
Mackenzie
GOOD HUMOR
ICE CREAM statesmen
For sales cars bicycles and eontsinerx,
pleasant clean and healthy work. Good
opport unity ages rs 70 So Apply Ia Il
Good Humer Corporation
sssf Wagner. near Llvernois and warren
If YOU Ike 10 DRAW SKETCH or
PAINT, see TALENT TEST ad Ia In
struction Column.
MAN 10 represent old school; no experience
necessary; permanent small earnings 70
start oregon 500. 202 schaefer Build
ing, Dearborn
MEN 21-30 years With car for dsy super
visory work no selling or canvassing.
See Mr. Svarthout. Room 20s New Tse-
graph Bldg. corner Congress and Shelby
streets
POST TURNER Turn ornaments only
good paw. Akinmatic Post Company.
Hogarth $50 1853 Dryden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Tennessee Tom
Faces Indians
Continued from Page one)

ontinued from rage Onel
showing Of the season on the home
grounds. They were rained out
twice in St. Louis. losing to tho
Browns IN the one game played.
Buck NewSom 5 defeat in thai
contest has not dampened the bis
fingers spirit. Newsom is sure
he will have another big season
which means he expects to win
more than 20 games. a feat he
has achieved in each of the last
three seasons.
Nor are the Tigers discouraged
over their showing in the post
season exhibition games. winning
but 9 games and losing IS. the
Tigers belied their championship
title by finishing last in the Grape
fruit League.)
Il was pointed out that Spring
games mean little or nothing and
from Del Baker down 10 the club
house boys, the Tigers are conf
dent they viii continue 10 be the
champions when the current sea
son ends.
STARTS 18TH SEASON
Tommy Bridges. dean Of the
Tiger pitchers, honored with the
pitching assignment today is
starting his twelfth season with
the Detroit club lie never has
played with a big league team
other than the Tigers, having come
up from Evansville, Indiana, in
1880. Bridges won y games and
lost nine last season He split with
the Indians. ! and l.
Jim Bagby. named as the prob
able pitcher for the Indians. was
obtained by Cleveland from the
Red SoX during the Winter. lie
is the son Of Jim Bagby ST. who
with more than 80 victories. paced
Cleveland to their only pennant II
1920.
With Boston last year. the
younger Bagby won 10 games anc
lost 16 in 1910. He split with the
Tigers. 2 and ,. Mel Harder Is ar
Indian veteran who like Bridges
captured an even dozen games LAS
year One Of ms wins was at the
expense OF the Tigers
With Hank pippen the starting
pitcher. the Tigers were beaten If
last year. opener between Dc
froIt and Cleveland i0 the latter
r5fy Incidentally f1IrUan WHr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Educational

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nst.
in the big Sunday Times Want
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Miles and Miles
OF Hot Dogs
Await Fans
By EDGAR HAYES

Just close your eyes and think
of 6Sia miles of hot dogs-hot
dogs stretched out from the city
hall TO eight or more miles beyond
Toledo or Port Huron. depending
on which way you're, travelling.
If all the hot dogs consumed at
Briggs Stadium last year were
placed end to end. that's\how far
they would reach. a total of ff66e,-
900 red hots, each six inches long.
totaling $4,000 feet were served
last season to 1,166,0l2 fans.
Figures furnished by +. +. Vie
gand, head of the commiSSary de-
partment at the Tigers home park
disprove the theory that fans
always buy pop to wash down the
red hots. While 100000 red hots
were sold. only SIS, 600 bottles of
DOB and beer were dispensed. But
then some fans take coffee with
their dogs, so that settles that.
DEPENDS ON WEATHER
The figures compiled by Mr..
Weigand tell several stories. The
weather last year must have been
warm for the most part. A total
of ass, 900 frost bites were served
as against only 225.000 bags of
peanuts and $1,000 bags of poT
corn. Peanuts, pop corn and coffee
always go well in the cooler
weather.
Wiegand has his crew geared TO
serve $4,000 hungry fans today
for the opening game He held a
school of the workers in the COM
missary department and taught
them how long to cook the red
hots and how to make the best
coffee.
"WeIl do a big business on
opening day." said Wiegand.
THE fans will want to make a
day Of It. We will sell about
10000 hot dogs and as many
cups of coffee If the day is
cool"
During the winter, Wiegand has
streamlined the commissary de-
partment at the stadium. And he's
very proud of his work. For three
hours he guided your reporter
around showing him how 1t all
hapDenS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Trade Schools-Moie
Beauty Culture Schools
Dine and Dance

DEI.-MAR BEAUTY SCHOOLS
10 Blvd Bldg. Woodward Grand Rlvr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

J. SUTTON a SON
t1i7 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 7-si0
Evening star., 1941-04-19

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - DETACHED, 2
rooms, bath; OIL heat; lot 50x so; suitable
for families; Sl0500. IL. 1871. 20'
bath. oil heat screened porcheS; 2-cat
garage: big fenced lot. Fine condition.
A. NJ. ROTH. Woodward Bldg MA. 1896.
Evening star., 1941-04-19
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MANSION CLUB,
MICHIGAN CLUB.
RET,MONT Gardens.

1912 10th nw.--Guest house. catering te
young people; excellent service, planned
menus: vacancy for . men or 3 girls 20.
Evening star., 1941-04-19

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expos. twin beds, Frgidaire; second floor,
nsxt bath quiet, empl couple; s45,.
CHEVY CHASE, / RIM. KIT. BATH, $40
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Evening star., 1941-04-19

1907 SHERIDAN ST. NW.-A BARGAIN
at $500 81 900 under cost; $500 cash.
Available Immediately n0'
Evening star., 1941-04-19
APARTs. FURk. OR UhEURN.
APARTMENTS WANTED

MAN WANTS BACHELOR APT, NV.
section; furnished or unfurnished; rea-
sonable, Box Bay Star
3 OR ROOM APT, PARTLY FUR
nished. wanted MRS. CHAPPELL. 1896
Connecticut ave. Washington. D. C. 20-
UNFURN, l OR . BEDRMs., PORCH,
refg,. for Govt empl. fam. adults, sac
S5d. Box 1897, Star.
ONE ROOM BATH AND KITCHEN,
Murphy bed; uRfurnished, Box 14O-z Star.