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Evening star., 1941-03-21
Mats Beat Detroit,
I TO 5, Tightening Up
After Error Furry
First Three Innings
Marked by tumble
And Batting Sprees
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
Star Staff Correspondent.

ORLANDO, Fla, March al
Washington defeated Detroit, to
S, here this afternoon.
FIRST INNING.
DETROIT-Crouch singled to
left and took second on wild pitch.
Mullin flied to Case. Harris singled
off Travis glove, scoring Croucher.
Greenberg hit into a double play,
Travis to Bloodworth to Sanford
One run.
WASHINGTON - Case walked.
Cramer flied to Mullin. West singled
to center, sending Case to third.
Lewis singled to right, scoring Case
and putting West on third. Travis
singled to center, scoring West and
putting Lewis on third. Bloodworth
flied to Greenberg. Lewis scoring.
Sanford singled to left, Travis reach
ing third. Evans forced Sanford,
Croucher to Gehringer. Three runs.
SECOND INNING.
DETROIT-York was hit by a
pitched ball. Gehringer walked.
Franklin also walked, filling the
bases. Lewis let Tebbett's grounder
get away from him for an error,
York and Gehringer scoring and
Franklin reaching third. Corsica
singled over second, Franklin scor-
ing and Tebbetts taking third.
Croucher flied to Cramer, Tebbetts
scoring. Mullin forced Corsica, San
ford to Travis. Harris flied to
Cramer. -Four runs.
WASHINGTON - Corsica threw
out Dean. Case was hit by pitched
ball. Corsica threw out Cramer,
Case taking second. West walked.
Lewis singled to right, scoring Case
and putting West on third. Harris
threw out Travis. One run.
THIRD INNING.
DETROIT - Greenberg flied to
West. York singled to left. Gehr-
niger hit into a double-play, Sanford
to Travis to Sanford. No runs.
WASHINGTON Bloodworth flied
to Mullin. Sanford singled of Cor
sicas glove and continued to Sec
ond when Franklin recovered and
threw wildly past first base. Evans
tripled to left, scoring Sanford. Dean
walked. Case also walked filling the
bases. Cramer bounded to Gehrin-
ger, whose throw to Croucher was
too late to force Case, Evans scoring
and the bases remaining filled. West
flied to Harris, Dean scoring and
Case taking third. Lewis walked,
again filling the bases. Travis
popped to York Three runs.
FOURTH INNING.
DETROIT-Franklin famed. Teb-
belts singled to right. Sullivan
batted for Corsica and popped to
Sanford. Croucher fouled to Lewis.
No runs.
WASHINGTON now
pitching for Detroit. Bloodworth
flied to Greenberg. Sanford flied
to Mullin. Gehringer threw out
Evans on nice play. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
DETROIT-Leonar now pitching,
Ferrell catching and Pofahl at short
for Washington. Pofahl threw out
Mullin. Harris fouled to Ferrell.
Lewis threw out Greenberg No runs.
WASHINGTON-F Ferren lined to
(See RASEBAII, Page 2.X0
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, March 81 P.-
Stocks easy; rallying utilities sub
side. Bonds depressed: some rails
resistant. Foreign exchange mar
row; Swiss franc dips.
Cotton improved; trade buying,
strong textile prices. Sugar firm;
speculative and trade support.
Metals steady; spot tin eases
slightly. Wool tops mixed; March
LIQUIDATION. trade covering.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
$100. 900 Goal Passed
By Police Boys Club

The fund drive of the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club exceeded its $780,
900 goal today, as the Today ex-
tension ended with a report lunch
con in the National Press Club Audi
torium.
A total of $101 1868 was recorded, Of
which the volunteer solicitors Of
the Police Department accounted
for $53,836.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

Ciano, Foreign Minister and Musso-
hni's son-in-law; Ettore Mutt, Fas-
cist party secretary; Alessandro Paw
olini, Minister of Popular Culture;
Giuseppe Gorla, Minister of Public
Works; Rafaello Riccardi, Minister
of Foreign Trade; Renato Ricci,
Minister of Corporations, and Count
Paolo Thaon di Revel, Minister of
Finance.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
British Deny knowledge
OF Mutsuoku Visit

Earlier Story on Page A-1.)
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 21-An author
itative British source said to6ay that
nothing is known in London on the
possibility that Japanese Foreign
Minister Matsuoka would visit here.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
400 Workmen
Return 10 Jobs
Tomorrow
S., 900, 900 Project
At Dayton Tied Up
For II Days
Earlier Story on Page Alb.
BY the Associated Press,

Earlier Story on Page Alb.
BY The Associated Press.
DAYTON, Ohio, March 21.-In
the avowed interests of national
defense, an A. F. L. leader today
terminated a 17-day strike that
had paralyzed work on an essen
tial $5 100000 expansion program
at Wright Field, the Army Air
Corps huge testing laboratory.
John Breidenbach, president of
the Dayton Central Labor Union
GA. F. L., informed Col. Lester
Miller. field commandant, that 400
men who left their jobs March 4
would return to work tomorrow
alongside five c. I. o. electricians
employed by the Penner Construc-
ton Co.
Col. Miller described settlement of
the dispute "as a fine American act
where any thought of personal and
factional differences has been set
aside for the good of the entire Ma
ton
Threat to Take Over.
Mr.. Breidenbach called the strike
after the War Department ordered
the G. I. o. men back to work fol-
lowing a previous A. F. l.. walkout
late in January. The first strike
ended after two days, when the work
of the G. I. o. men was suspended
temporarily.
The expansion program, involving
wind tunnel for testing new plane
models, torque stand, administra-
tion building addition and radio and
dynamometer laboratories, was de-
scribed by the War Department as
essential in making Wright Field
lone of the most important mill
tary aircraft centers in the United
States"
Mr.. Breidenbach's strike settle
ment action followed reports that
the War Department would take
over the construction work with
Federal civil service laborers.
Delays Protested.
The War Department pressed for
prompt settlement, contending the
new facilities were needed at once
by the Army Air Corps. both for the
testing of engines and planes now
on order and for the development
of new types"
Robert Patterson, Undersecretary
Of War, wired Mr.. Breidenbach that
further delay will seriously cripple
the defense program" and urged
that work be resumed Immediately.
Mr.. Breidenbach replied that be-
cause "a serious threat to the dem
ocracy Nof America comes from a
foreign shore" and "since the C. I.
o., with a meager minority of four
members, refuses to act in the in
terests of the Nation in the Wright
Field controversy and since the
United States Army finds itself un-
able to do so, it remains for the 400
members fthe A. F. of L. involved
m d0 81 /"
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Racing Secretary Quits

CHICAGO, March 81 (P.-George
H. Foster, secretary of the Illinois
Racing Commission for the last
seven and one-half years, turned in
his resignation to the commission
today He said personal reasons"
prompted his decision.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Bourd Probes Grounding
Of Grace Liner in CunuI
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALBOA, Canal Zone, March 81.
"A board of inquiry began an inves-
tigation today into the grounding Of
the 9,135-ton Grace liner Santa
Elena in Miraflores Lake Channel
while she was passing through the
Canal bound to South America.
She was pulled off after three and
one-half hours by Panama Canal
tugs, her port side having been i'm
bedded in soft mud.
It was reported reliably that she
had suddenly veered to portside
while steaming through the narrow
channel.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
HiHmon Names Adviser
For HorviH Strike Talks

LOS ANGELES. March 81 lR.-
Paul Shoup, former Southern Pacific
Railroad president, accepted appoint
ment today by Sidney Hillman, o.
P. M. joint director. as an indus
trial adviser in efforts to reopen
the strike-bound Harvill die casting
plant. Its output is vital to aircraft
production on the Pacific Coast.
Other developments came quickly
while Mr.. Shoup conferred with
Evening star., 1941-03-21
;. G. c. Aid in Hunt for Missinq Boy, 5

Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees aiding police
late today in search for 5yearod Joseph Marx of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Marx 1923 Rittenhouse NV who
had been missing from the back yard his home
The c. c. c. securing nearby wooded The
boys mother said the family maid had been unable to locate
him at lunch time.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Racing Results
Rossvan's, Other Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow, Page 2-X.
TropicuI Park
PS tts Associated Press.

fS u + ASSOClaleQ freSS
FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000; maiden
P.tTiot ,''PE Z. RaoB tu'''n': :1s.sO 80 $50 90
Alsab tR. HowelD 1890
.inaford. ASK Ne, At liberty and Eibasan
ins; 4.y.sr-olds up; 8 furlonss Chute
Gold Mesh Ryan 40 270 $50
yaldina JACK pelsrn 1870 900
Also ranEWha Hae; Paul Lee Time
~ Daily Double Paid $50 20.
THIRD RAcE-purse, $1,000; claiming;
3-year-olds; s furlongs chute.
Bellarmine IN. cafIarella) ,ooo on
sta5nes rime. tp i?isss Meade 4So
Also 1' ran0Conga NAL Chance Run,
okabbit Polly Hygro. Bold Risk, Cheetah,
Japo Lady. Old Smoothly and Chosen Time.
ns EouETH .PS a0 seOO ,aEaBe; claims
Bay Care (McCresry) $40 $40 :,3O
Time o. War Ryan 800 20
Speed to Spare 'TIoweD $50
Also ran-sherron Ann and Remark
aple-
FIFTH RACE-The Naples; purse.
81 200. allowances: 4-year-olds and up
Timefui .E. cennallo $50 $50 $40
Miss Quiz %. MacAndrewN $40
Also ran-Bright Trace, Counterpoise,
highland and Burning Stick.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming;
3.year-olds; Lie miles.
Flank tQuattlebaumD 5S.70 1920 1850
Stadium (Cafiarella) $40 $50
Joe Pete tRobarD $40
Time, 1.5025.
Also ran-Garden Gal, Mystery Lad,
Esta, Mint Liberty, Hidina, Boat Cover,
GeEtrude X. and Hasty Penny.
SEVENTH RACE-(Original ninth race
suh)-Purse, $1,000: claiming 4-year -olds
and up. lie miles.
Ebony Boy (Bodiou) 1880 750 420
Kurdistan (McCreaTy) $40 800
Outboard Luce) $40
Time, LASS.
Also ran-Catchem, Old River, Howell
vile. Geo Krehbiel, Ninety Grand, Migal
Fay. Friar Scout and Wayriel.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
OokIown Park
3, the Associated Press.


FIRST RAcE-Pusse; 5000: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs (chutel.
Brown Moss (King) $40 420 $50
Mount Kala (Trombley) 74O $40
Transwynn (Scurlockl $50
Also ran-Sun o. Prides, Sleepy Irish,
Military Miss. One Night. Determined
I War Jest. Baliris. Billy Van Nuys and
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
5.year-olds: furlongs tchute
Thistle Nancy (Brooks) 5000 27.2O a.7n
David B., Jr. tJedlinskD $50 $50
or Rex tRichard) $40
Kinky, Silent Time. Mihayson. Olelia,
wandering Hero and Chicmary
Daily double paid $3.50 80.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000; maiden q
Powder Blufi (Sconza) 9.4O 7.20 400
PT1yn tT Blizzard (Whitins) 1890 $50
Also r.nMcourteous. Pan Pan. sixty S
Queen, AIiente. Bellanda. Berta West
Diego Red. James Quest and Polly
Pauline.
Field.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlonss lchute).
Honored Miss tCshank) "a 80 1910 $50
santher Creek iMcCombs, $50 $40
Also ranMMaetovn, Roidef. Monon Lad Lad
Norman Slost. Mehi, Buddie Mac. Anna
Grand. f Midas and Ok Mullen.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
West Executive Avenue to Be One Way

Traffic West Executive avenue, between Pennsylvania
and State place. will be oneway southbound begin
ming Monday the Office of National Capital Parks announced
late today Parks officials said they had asked the
White House make the change facilitate official business
there and at the State Department.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Army Pilot Killed After Midoir Collision

PANAMA, Canal Zone pP.-Second 1t. Alberto Skog of
Duquesne Pa killed today when his Army pursuit plane
crashed after colding with another during formation
flight He apparently unable to eXtricate himself from
his plane in time parachute The other plane poted
by Second 1t Williams Swanson, flew with damaged wing
and propeller to safe landing Albrook Field.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

(See STRIKE, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Late News Bulletins
Iona -Besieoed Italian Oasis Reported Taken

LONDON Q41-The Reuters Brtsh) Agency in
dispatch from Cairo said tonight had been announced
officially that Garabub beseged Italian
Libya, had been captured by British forces.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

(See BASEBALL, Page 2-X.)
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Two British Ships Lost Off Crete, Nozis Say

BERLIN lF-The German air force reported tonight IL
destruction Of two British reighters and probably th
merchantmen in strongly protected convoy off Cree-rou
of British reinforcement for Greece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

should be tolerated, and halls
should be kept to a minimum 10
prevent needless waste of floor
area. Wherever possible plumbing
should he concentrated. such as
placing the kitchen next to the
bathroom.
Home builders are urged 10 place
emphasis on elements which grow
in value and increase the stability
Of the investment rather than those
which tend 10 deteriorate with
time and add considerably to the
cost OF maintenance.
Trees and shrubs not only en-
nance the beauty of the small
home but contribute much TO its
market ability. 1t was also pointed
out that most landscaping becomes
more valuable as IL attains enough
magnitude TO give the property an
air Of mellowness.
Builders are urged not 10 repro
duce the same house so often as 10
give deadly character 10 the
community. Variation in the ex-
terror design of the houses helps
to avoid fnonotony. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

The two bedrooms have cross
ventilation and the kitchen will
delight any housewife with its
step-saving floor plan.
The unusual feature of the di-
nette is a side three-window bay.
The center hall has a linen closet
and an attic stairway.
You can arrange the basement
to conform with your own require
ments, but space is available for a
laundry, furnace and recreation
room.
The exterior can be completed
in either frame or brick veneer.
Four sets of blueprints and
three sets of specifications Of this
plants Design 24-41--are avail
able for just SIS at The Detroit
Times House Plan Department.
main lobby, Times Building, 1870
Cass avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
1912 Ideal Home
Nears Completion
Opening Date
Scheduled for
November 80

The Detroit Builders Show 1912
Ideal Home at San Juan and West
Outer drives. which has been Wis
tied by hundreds OF Detroiters
during the various stages OF its
construction this Fall, will be
closed to the public for the next
two weeks to permit workmen to
finish interior decorating and fur
nishing, Kenneth D. McGregor,
show manager, announced Sat
urday.
The completed home - every
room furnished. including a 1912
ideal kitchen--will be opened 10
the public on Sunday, November
30, and will remain open daily and
Sunday through the closing date of
the 1912 Builders Show in Feb
ruary.
Landscaping Of the spacious 30
by 149-foot corner lot will be COM
pleted this week. With the install
lation of Lustra Glass panes
supplied by the American Window
Glass Company, the exterior of
the American farmhouse type
home will be entirely completed.
.McGregor said the December
issue OF nationally circulated
women's magazine would carry an
article on the home. complete with
direct-color photographs of some
of the interiors.
Art for the story was shot last
August-three months before COM
pletion of the home-when replicasI
of the living room and dining
room were constructed in n New
York studio. The rooms were fur
nished by the J. L. Hudson Com
pany with the exact pieces which
the public will view in the Ideal
Home here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Substitutes Listed

Following are some of the sub
situations the Hole suggests:
Wood for cutters and down.
spouts in lieu of. metal
Wood frame screens for metal
frames.
Wood louver ventilators In lieu
of metal.
Wood sash for metal sash.
Wood or composition shingles
for metal shingles.
Plain concrete walls of greater
thickness or masonry walls in Lieu
of reinforced concrete.
Soapstone or cast cement latin@
dry trays in lieu of enameled iron.
Glass door knobs and escutcheon
plates instead of metal.
Plastic or glass switch and OUT
let plates in lieu of metal.
Wood or reinforced lintels In lieu
of steel lintels.
Wood cabinets in place OF metal.
Wood girders in place Of steel
beams.
Wood hand rails In place of pipe
or other metal.
Wood fences in lieu Of metal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Sound Planning Guards
Investment in Home

1be safety OF low-cost home
Investment rests to large extent
on intelligent planning. according
to Federal Housing Administration
officials.
Homes in the $500 price range,
10 be constructed under the FILA
requirements covering w-cost
home construction. must be Of
sound design since on this feature
TO a major degree rests the market
Nifty OF the property.
-Four fundamentals of design
should he kept in mind when plan
ming low-cost homes, according to
the FILA. These are:
1. The home should be simple In
design.
2. It should be dignified in char
scter.
3. II must contain no false ele-
ments.
4. The design must allow for
economical construction.
There is no place in the design
Of these homes for unnecessary
frills, according TO FILA recon-
mendations, No extra corners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Costs Up 5000 i'm Year
On SiX-ROOln Home
Increase Attributed
to Higher Material Prices
BY LATE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estate Editor

IT COST 5000 house In Detroit
= last month than did October
Bank Review reported Saturday
The review is the official OF the Federal
the nation. = -
The total OF the
was estimated at $6s2 compared s6013 for
last
The sixroom dwelling would have only Sc 4S6
July. and S6,179 in April, the survey disclosed
The house which costs reported detached tostory
dwelling with 24000 cubic OF
Local builders attribute most of the increased Of
here 10 soaring material prices
And while on the subject of costs you that
study of price differences in construction materials In
the United States largely becomes lesson geography?
If home builder lives middle seaboard state
for instance he will pay less for his supplies In the
Rocky Mountains and the Far West he will invariably pay
study by statistcans of the home loan bank board OF
recent report OF the Temporary National Economic Committee
veaed that prices of most building materials lowest the Middle
Atlantic producing building
Conversely
Mountain Southwest Pacific the
from the major production
Despite equalization haulage coming practices
there remains definite degree Of association between transportation
the OF materials region relationship
which influences Which prohDt
the flow Of a material into a certain region.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
New Gas Outlet

A new gas outlet which makes
az possible to connect up gas ap-
pliances in way somewhat sim
liar to the plugging in of electri-
cal devices has Just been put on
the market by the Plumbing and
Heating Industries Bureau. A
safety feature prevents the gas
from being turned on by accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

~ s.sr,, the the Builders and Traders Ex-
y ''"' SnIHi of Detroit Incorporated while
the dance when this organization OF builders and
celebrated golden
Wednesday Hotel Sater Andhee dancesone
other the Detroit OF today
highly interesting cavacade OF the growth and
of this community during the last so
700 crowded into three bathrooms at the
Sar participate the celebration Dr. Clarence L.
exchange president introduced is presidents OF
organization who of honor Malcolm W. Bingay
the principal speaker of the evening.
John S. Hammond Of the W. H. Realty Company
dashng about Saturday completing arrangements for the
annual Thanksgiving dinner and party of the Eastern
Detroit Realty Association next Wednesday at the
Detroit Turner's 1871 East Jefferson avenue.
The following EDRA members assisting Hammond
committee chairmen
Harry Sine, Edwin T Dicker, August Miehm. Joseph
o. Busch, Alex Tepper, Edward l.. Muln Harold F. Sic
bert Steven Kaczmarek and Edward Blum. Mrs Mulin,
Mrs Sine and Mrs. Busch also committee charmen.
j. Warner Wofson, past president of the association,
will again master of ceremonies.
OF 400 is expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Real Estate Office
Opened by Hunt

Frank f. Hunt, who has spe-
cialized in the northwest section
for the last ID years, Saturday an
nounced opening of the Rosedale
Realty Company at 19601 Grand
River avenue. Bruce Gillies will
be associated with Hunt in the
new office. The firm will con-
duct a general brokerage business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Hole Urges
OF Substitutes
Builders Asked
to Demonstrate
RESPONSIVENESS
Sanford d. Adler built

Effective cooperation In the
defense program through the use
Of substitutes for building mate
rails on the critical list was urged
by the Home Owners
Loan Corporation in instructions
issued 10 its recnndifioning super
visors in Detroit and throughout
the country.
Suggesting n types of substi-
tutes which can be utilized in
repair. modernization and remod-
cling, Donald III. McNeal. deputy
general manager of the Hole in
charge of reconditioning, asked
for ingenuity and resourcefulness
in adding to the list"
The instructions apply not only
to the Holes work in recondi-
tioning the properties II owns and
those of its borrowers, but in the
cooperative program which the
Hole is carrying forward with
the office of the defense housing
co-ordinator TO utilize existing
structures to meet the housing
demand in defense areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Charm Personified
In Times Plan
Design Features
Three-Window
Dinette Bay

You'll find the interior Of today's
Detroit Times house plan the per-
sonification of charm and live
ability.
There's a front vestibule with a
roomy guest closet. The living
room is spacious and the architect
has given particular attention to
the provision of ample furniture
space.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

The Federal Housing Admin
istration defines good subdivision
as involving the adjustment and
coordination OF streets. building
plots, parks. Fairgrounds. and
commercial districts into an eco
nomical and unified plan which
will provide desirable living -
vironment. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16

and Land Surveyors. Shelly will be charged
with collecting information and preparing
cases for the board in its enforcement OF
the Architects and Engineers Registration
Act.
The purposes OF the act. which becomes
effective next January 10, are TO restrict
the title of architect" or engineer" 10
those registered AS such by the state, and
TO make it illegal for an architect TO act
also as a contractor Shelly graduated
in engineering At the University Of Michi-
gan and in law at the Detroit College OF
Law.
There were 26l1 mortgages with an
aggregate value of ,746. issued IN
Wayne County during October, the Alb
stract and Title Guaranty Company
reported Saturday. TVenty-six Of the
mortgages were OF amounts Of $4,000 or
more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
Distinctive Floors

An outstanding note in the dis
tinctive formal apartment of a
New Yorker is floor, painted TO
simulate wood inlay. On limo
leum base. design is applied that
is exquisite in detail and coloring.
with floral motifs and encircling
Wines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-16
BuiIf-in Lighting

Don't miss Eleanor Ross
highly interesting discussion on
home lighting, which appears on
page two of this section.