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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY Operator steady: SIS weekly.
1891 Loretta, corner Gratiot.
CAPABLE. white: general; small child no
laundry private room. University 3-2l67.
1850 R0seiaHn.
I EXPERIENCED white gir for general
/ housework 2 children. 6-room house no
cooking City references required good
home; stay nights. excellent salary. Uni
yersity 3-lS22.
/ EXPERIENCED girl. white must be able
10 take care Of infants and assist. $40
Si2 weekly. Tyler i-202o.
! EXPERIENCED shirt hnishers excellent
salary steady MeNlehols Laundry
1924 West MeN.ehols
GENERAL HouseW0rK. stay nlghts good
wages; references, excellent home. Nj
agara 1863.
GENERAL HOUsEwoRK- Giri, no iaun-
dry. no cooking, stay nights. 1910 ker-
cheya!.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK Assist with
child; no laundry stay nights; $40
University 1929
GENERAL housework white. 81 no cook
ing aor washing University 3-ls6s.
GIRLS Ia assist as dancing instructors. 50
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE No expert,
ence necessary - m HOLLY WOOD
SCHOOL Of Dancing. 42il Woodward. Ter
race 2ss72.
GIRL TOR general houseWork stay nights
small family Apply al store. 1900 era
tot Arlington ll60
Girl Short hours s. weekly Two
adults General hOusework. 5036 Ne
Clellan.
GIRI.s-Curb service good wages steady
gloves anu tubsocos. 52Oi Trenton
HOUsFWORK Consider student. full
part time. No cooking. stay. Uni
keraty 3-2lsO
HOUsEWoRK Experienced. general plain
cooking laundry hOms night $40.
University 3-3465
HOt sEWORk general NJ cooking small
lsundf, stay nights. Telephone GniFei-
Eity 3.299l
NEAT appearing women 20 make appoint
ments fog photos sphcrS. Salary. BOO
LinwoOd
POLlRH . HousewQrk employed couple
vacation summer cottage, Cherry 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
SODA DISPENSERS

Have permanent openings tor t20l girls
must be g years Old or more preferably
liyiug ~ home must be neat attractive
AMI have pleasing personality good salary
p3sAsant working conditions free training
fof applicants who quality. Apply Wefnes
day p m Al personnel Office Sc
Msrantetie street entrance
Cunningham Drug Stores, inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
LaWns, Gardens, Supplies
Dine and Dance

1-s = ~ = - = +------- na-V-eeds rnA1tLne
cu' dsHtefed laid Tv.nufook 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MISSING SINCE MAY II.

NOT responsible, FOR DEUS contracted bJ
my wife Nettie PeHky, after THIS date.
- EDWARD Piechaisk
OLD TINE DauCirg Qusdrille Hail. Good
Music Mae Eccieston. 65l5 Grand River.
near Boulevard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

MARIE sCHEIL 22ls Ashland Weight
reduction. rheumatism. neurltis. Tele-
phone isnoN 3Se4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-ChurCh OF
Christ Appointments daily 1850 West
Grand boulevard Tyler 6-7333
RF-V EREND TEAFB- Popular At'roi9gist ,
consultations dAIl} 3Jlf Michigan tup-
s,alrrl LAfsNette 0lsh.
RHELMATISM And CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatments while W0fking
free consultation. 1898 Jos. Csmpa4, near
CsniG Townsend s-g6iG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21

EXPERIENCED girl white must be able
10 take care Of infants and assist. $40
Si2 weekly Tyler i-2020.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Huge Crowds
SeeLinkSAceS
By NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Man Par had get ready 70
a determined attack than BEFORE
galleries attended the golf
clinics North Hills BEDFORD The
with cooperation Michigan Professional
Golfers Association
first hand information help from the
experts. better golfers result of their
certainly won't be the fault of the LIS
their time to make the affairs
successful
Besides giving brilliant exhibitions the professionals
sany time between shots questions and
technique various
shots when requested to do 70.
The experience a for the fans and 1t
apparent they enjoyed It, that requested the
clinics repeated. the they've had the
privilege the midst of their rounds
quZZng
1t all informal could
quently nstructng he'd
without hong didn't
the enthusiasm and interest shown by the spectators.
The golf considering early i'm the and that
II the professionals
hits from the brought repeated "ohs" "ah"
Those who competed
At North Hlls-Jmmy Anderson Pine Lake; Leo Conroy,
North HIS limerick kocss Lakeponte; Pat Sawyer Bmng-
ham, Al Watrous Oakland Hills; Ernie Shave Meadowbroo,
Frank syron Pontiac Golf Clubs Tommy shannon Orchard Lake
AT RedfoFd-0Em BeaHpre, Western Benno Pautke, Plum
Hollow; Winney Redfod; Morte
Bob o. Link George Dege Beverly Hills Clarence Gambler,
Tam o. Shanter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
w aIking
Grind to
Italian
BY GEORGE e. VAN

A little knot of a man, 39-year.
old John Abbate, Cincinnati tailor,
held the National A. A. u. 40
kilometer GA miles, 1904 yards),
walking marathon championship
today but he shared the glory Of
the race with 66-year-old Thomas
]. Brown of Milwaukee.
Abbate, who only weighs a 132
pounds, and like all of the Ia
walkers who finished yesterdays
long grind, is just a little guy, had
little trouble keeping his title.
Early in the race after the start
out Woodward avenue the other
side of the Pontiac factory in
Pontiac, the affair developed into
a three-cornered scrap between
Bill Mihalo. Hamtramcks pride
and Walter Fleming, also of Ham,
tramck.
At the end of the first ten miles,
Abbate, who at one time had
trailed Mihalo and Fleming by a
100 yards, caught up with the
leaders and passed them and
stretched his margin to beat Mi
halo in 3:4833.
This set new national record
Continued on Page 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
PoRTER'S CAP SHINES
International New. Service Wire

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 2S.-
Looking like Twenty Grand,
Johnstown and War Admiral all
rolled in one, Porter's Cap worked
out the Kentucky Derby distance
OF mile and a quarter in the
time of 2:04 As.
Carrying more than 100 pounds,
with Jockey Buddy Haas up. the
great c. S. Howard colt turned
on the steam in a Sabbath Day
trial on a track made fast by a
hot sun.
The test run was described as
the fastest since that of Johnstown
in 1889. Johnstown coasted to
victory in the Derby four days
later over Challedon and Heather
Broom. Johnstown's Derby time
was 2:03 2-5.
The Capper's workout time
was the same as that registered
by Lawrin in coping the Derby
in 1888 over Dauber and Can't
Wait and was LIS second under
the time set by Gallahadion last
year In defeating the top favor
lite, Blmelech.
War Admiral won the Derby
over Pompoon and Reaping Re-
ward in 1887 with a 2:03 Is.
Twenty Grand set the Derby rec
orc in 1881 with POI As. with
Sweepall and Mate pounding be-
hind.
Porter's Cap carried an unusu-
ally heavy load in the spin, the
Derby weight being 126 pounds.
The colt came to Kentucky few
days ago from Havre De Grace,
where nc captured the Chesapeake
He won the $4,000 Santa
Anita Derby in California this
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Signal Stealing Is Just Silly

Del Baker biting his finger nails in lounge chair
the lobby from Newsom.
Its just silly declared Baker when asked about
signal stealing.
"Feer somebody getting excited about nothing.
Eve Of course. talking about the statement of
Fer Roger Pecknpaugh and other Indians who quoted
saying that keptomanacs like Baker Mule Haas white
Sox) and Art Fletcher yankees stealing Cevelands
signals.
There's lot Of over-emphasis put signal-stealng
Baker declared IL don't guess and do not Feers signals
Crazy talk like that hurts baseball 1t that when Feer
gets beaten, somebody's got up with q yarn about
signal stealing. rookie might tip off his delverybu vet
terans don't and Teller knows that much"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Detroit Skate Body
To Meet Wednesday

Jeanne Wagner, new president
of the Detroit Skating Association.
has called her first meeting of
officers and members for Wednes-
day at 500 p. m. at 53S Elm
wood avenue, corner of Congress.
She is the first woman TO be
president of a skating body in
Michigan. Subjects TO be dis
cussed and planned are Summer
social activities. Fall training pro-
gram, placing Of senior "B' events
for men in all meets and the cleo
tioa Of special officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Wants Roosevelt for Detroit

Dan Daniel New York baseball scribe in the Sporting News
with idea. He would like Pres
dent Roosevelt at the allstar baseball game in Detroit
"In July" Daniel wrote "the annual alsar will be
played Detroit fine city, busy with the fabrication Of
national defense. fine, large ball park. This will find
America in fervor of tremendous patriotism. Let
Il finds America yet out of this But this should
have q flavor of American patriotism.
"Why not ask President Roosevelt to to Briggs
Stadium and before the make Omnue talk to Amer
lea, right out Of the ball park
'f the President cannot to Detroit let him make his
talk the telephone be broadcast the Detroit
ball park. Let this a-star be not merely demonsra
tion Of baseball Let be- also great festival of Ameri
canism."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Campbell scored all three of De-
troit's goals in winning the IVES
tern final over CaStle-Shannon.
80, here yesterday. The slim for
ward tailed in the first period.
Campbell beating goalie Kaucurick
on a dribble shot and scored twice
in the second half, the first on a
rebound off Tommy Ferran's free
kick and the second on a pass in a
combination play with Mark Molly
and George Borg off of left wing.
Chrysler's opponent in the anna
teur finals will be Falls River.
Mass, on the latter's home field
next month.
Next Sunday Chrysler will play
Pawtucket Rangers at Pawtucket,
r. l., in the first of the home-and-
home series for the national open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
.Gi96tS
@y1oMlaod"au
SPORTS EDITOR
Why Get Panicky Over They Can and viii Hit
Tigers? Dick BorteI Star Shortstop Says
Asks in Cleveland Buck Explains Losses
CROUCHER FACES YEAR IN ARMY
SPORTS EDITOR

CLEVELAND April 28-Dick Barten sitting in the
lobby Of the Tigers hotel here when met with him The
talk got around to the Detroit teams hitting slump.
How a ball club for It's hitting all 60 into
slump like that:' asked.
I'D rather discuss that" Bartel replied But why
get pancy the Tigers: The isn't weeks old
we've only played about 10 It's eary-we get going
The time to will be July II 10 behind
The Tigers c. ht-they will hit. You'll We've
been getting good pitching With little better luck Newsom
could have couple of the three games he lost Rowe
would win nine times of the kind of pitching he
showed Sunday Besides not hitting the club hasn't played
the kind Of ball shoudthat true The Greenbrg thing
has upset the club. But we'll get going. We've the
we've power than Cleveland and still think the Yankees
full Of IFS No-dont sell short Not yet, anyway
With the buge already ringing In Hank Greenbergs ears
there appears danger that frankie Croucher
be in service before the end Of the Single and
without dependents Croucher registered Houston Tex his
home city and has high draft number but with the possibility
that will be called than at first planned the young
shortstop be of those be indicted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
King Cole 0ui
Of KentuCky
Derby Race
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 28-King
Cole, owned by Ogden Phipps, will
not run in the Kentucky Derby
next Saturday. his trainer, Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons, ounc d
today.
An early favorite in the classic
Blue Grass race. King Cole saun-
tered in third Saturday in the
Wood Memorial race at Jamaica.
FitZsimmons said the horses leg
had filled slightly and would not
be in shape for the Derby running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Hudson in Minors-How Come?
Here's a mystery:

Here's a mystery:
Last Winter Bill Terry said he wanted Johnny Hudson
utility nfder Of the Dodgers In 1882 Terry wanted Hudson
much he offered Joe Moore for him. In March, Larry Mac
Pha said that he could Hudson of the National League
he could sell him to Detroit for $4,000.
When the International League under Hud
second base for Montreal How people are
asking.
The the Minor League Terry
said he hunting for utility inielder. How come?
What became of the offer from Detroit? How did Hudson
greatly reduced value desraby before
the opening Of the Major League season?
out that Hudson waived during the Winter
and that these waivers do expire until May 15 There is
growing evidence that these Winter waivers ahat
they obtained fairly often under misrepresentation
panants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Errors Cost RayI
Fort Custer Game

FORT CUSTER. April 28.-
Rayrs baseball team, of Detroit.
today kicked away 16 runs TO bow
to the 18th Infantry team, 16 to 2.
Ten errors were contributed by
the 20 Rayl players. In the
fourth inning. the 18th Infantry
scored four runs without the bene-
fit of a hit. Seven runs crossed
the plate in the eighth inning on
two hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
# sNeWhouseI
And MiIndr

CLEVELAND. April 2S.-Har.
old Newhouser and AL Milnar, left.
handlers, are to be the rival
pitchers when the Tigers ano
Indians take the field here today
in the third and final game of the
series.
Twice beaten. the Tigers seek
to salvage one victory out OF the
current series. The Indians
have already won four games in
the five starts against the Tigers
thus far this season.
And the Tigers are pretty sore
about il.
NewhouSer won one game and
lost two to Cleveland last sea-
son. Milnsr won one and lost
one 10 the Tigers.
BOudreau was mixed up in IL
plays. The Tigers want a law
against him.
Walker totsIed four hits in
seven times up in the Tiger
games TO date in the series.
Maybe the Tigers viii move for
a law against Gee, too.
Walker is the fair-haired boy
with Cleveland crowds. He gets
as much applause as Feller.
Croucher made a swell one
handed stab of Weatherly's line
drive In the first inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Lots of Stuff, Newsom Insists

Buck Newsom standing in the lobby back pillar,
taking gander at incoming hotel guests.
BY Of starting conversation with the reticen Newsom
commented the weather. Immediately knee deep
in balls and strikes.
II had any stuff" Newsom declared.
Gle referred the game here against the Indians
Saturday,
Newsoms announcement that he had stuff duly
accepted BoBos declarations usually accepted To do
needless controversy.
"Bu, that's the way 1t goes" Newsom added, you
have stuff and still lose. But co innings Is
very much TO give pitcher (The question that
have forgotten how many innings Buck said)
We agreed that pitcher and his have to
win.
Nov. don't get wrong" Buck cautioned Pm not
blaming the club The club trying but that
But the club will get going and Ill going I'm In shape
Pm oksywe get going The Tigers going win another
pennant just like Florida. Sure CeveIands a good
club So maybe the Yanks But still got that old
pitching. power pluck like said in Lakeand-remember
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Soccer History
ChrysIer First Team in United States to Make Finals
in TWo National Events

BRIDGEVILLE. Pa, April 2S.-
Thanks to the sharp-shooting boot
ing of center forward Neil Camp
bell, Detroit Chryslers today is in
the finals of both the National
Amateur and National Challenge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Probable Pitchers
BY international News Service

BY international News Service
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DETROIT at Cleveland tNewhouser Va.
MilnRr.
nedyl.
tOnly games scheduIed.l
NATIONAL LEAGUE
cincinnati at Brooklyn (DeTrinEer ~.
WyatD.
fOnly game scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Hero and Goat
BY international News Service

Hero-Geoffrey Heath, Cleve-
land outfielder. whose home run
with q man on base I'm the sew
enth inning gave the Indians
and pitcher Bob Feller a FL
decision over Detroit.
Goat - Truett Sewell, Pitts
burgh Highlander, who blew
two-run lead as the Pirates
bowed to Cincinnati, SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
sCHOoLBoY BRILLIANT

With the exception of a brief
lapse in the seventh inning, the
Schoolboy pitched brilliantly. In
fact, he had an edge on the SEN
sational Cleveland pitcher in total
hits. Rowe gave up but five hits
against six off Teller.
But two consecutive first pitches
in the fatal seventh ruined the
Schoolboy's otherwise fine perfor-
nance. First up. in that heat. Hal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Following Father

Bill Stewart Jr., son of the base
ball umpire and hockey referee,
performed as a defense player with
the Notre Dame hockey team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Season batting averages
TEAM season batting averages.
Slated for Peters In seventh.
DETROIT OOh 600 OO0-1
Cleveland 900 coo 20x-2
Runs batted in--Gehringer, Heath 2.
Two-base hits-Gehringer. Crouc h e r,
Walker. hcCosky. Trosky. Three-base hit
Tebbetts. Home run-Heath. stolen bases
Mack Stainback. Left on bases-Detrolt
S, Cleveland 3. Bases on balls-Off Teller
3. Struck out-By Rowe g. by Feller s.
Umpires-Pipgras. Geisel and Passarella.
Time. 2:02. Attendance. 81 2s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
WON THREE OF FOUR

With two wins over the Tigers
and anot her over the Browns.
Teller has won three of four
games thus far this season. He
won u and lost IL in 1871. His
admirers see 30 or more victories
for him this year.
But, he had quite a duel on his
hands with Schoolboy Rowe here
yesterday before the Tigers went
down to defeat before the Indians,
2 to !. The score was identical
with that with which he pitched
the Indians TO victory over the
Tigers in Detroit recently.
By their tory. the Indians
moved into first place in the
American League championship
race as the Yankees succumbed TO
the Senators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Brilliant Season
Envisioned for
Bob Teller
BY LEO Mcdonnell

CLEVELAND, April 28.-Bob
Teller today appeared TO be on his
way to successful season against
the Tigers.
He had won two games in as
many starts against the Detroit
club with the 1871 season less than
two weeks old. That's only one
less than his total Of triumphs in
with Del Bakers 1910
League champions.
The Tigers beat Teller five times
last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Continued on Page 1877
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

TODAY'S GAMES
Cincinnati a. Brooklyn.
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Philadelphia and
Winning pitcher
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-17
HAAS BARRED
 FROM VISITING
 BLAST SCENE
Territorial Labor Director Returns from FruitIess
 Trip to Sitka Base
Continued from Page One3

the explosives could not have been stored in a galvanized iron build- submerged or concrete buildings, ing"
 (2) The explosives were stored by soldiers under the direction of Army officers.
 If that is true, then the civil ian contractors bear no responsi- bility for the Sunday blast. I don't know if that is true, but that's what I was told unofficially."
 Protest Lodged
 Haas said further that "an ex- perienced miner, accustomed to handling dynamite lodged a pro- test with the Department of Labor two weeks ago about safety con- ditions on Japonski Island and predicted that another tragedy would occur on the island if prac- tices then followed by the rnen working with explosives were con- tinued.
 This man had been employed on the project when the first six men were killed,' Haas said. "Hc had no bone to pick-no grudge-- but he quit his job and walked off, because he knew there was too much danger"
 However, Ivar Anderson, execu- tive manager of the Stems Drake Puget Sound Company, declared il. Juneau today that If this man who talked to MT. Haas is the same. man I'm thinking of, he's just a sorehead who got fred
 Haas will leave Juneau tomorrow to attend a conference of Wage
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-17
Real Esiaie E or Sale

FOR SALE = Waltonen dwelling house near Kennedy and Fifth Sts. Partly furnished. Will ac- commodate family of four or five persons. $2,800 cash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-17

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 HAVE CnIMNEYS

DENVER, Oct. 17.-It's a law now that all new homes construct ed in Denver must have chimneys.
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