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tic<ory m the firtt game came
ensy-the Tigers cracked out IL
hits. the real story being stephens
work in accomplishing the 20
whltewash over the Chiefs.
IN the second game, Marlowe's
pitching stifled the Chiefs while
Jack Hanson came through with
two timely bingics 10 drive home
TIE first two tsllies in the so VIC
tory.
Result of the dual win was to
plare fhe Tigers = game and half
ahead ef Wenstchee and only half
. game behind fourth place Salem
eenatsrx- In fact, the Bengals are
enIy 81 games out Of first place.
START OFF RIGHT
The Tigers gave stephens
hree-run lead In the first inning.
Mallory singled but was forced at
second by Starr. who moved up to
third on Perry's right field single.
Starr came home on q wild pitch
while Bin Gray was drawing
walk.
Harry stoeber came through
with another right field one-baser
- tally both Perry and Gray.
Manager Pip Kochler laced out his
first Of three hits for the evening
but the rally died at the three-run
post.
-Four more scores were regis
tered In the second on four sue
ses<ive hits BY Perry. Gray, Abbott
and steeber after stephens had
walked and Mallory and Starr had
famed.
In the sixth singles by Koehler.
Hanson. stephens and Mallory
chased over two more scores.
GRAY STOPS ONE
Wenatchee threatened IN three
frames but Stephens famed two
batters IN the fourth while Bill
Gray knocked down q hot one to
atop fifth inning rally which had
filled the bases.
Marlowe was In serious trouble
only once when the Chiefs
filled the bases on walk and two
ssbloopsr" hits. But all this came
with two outs and the Duke"
wormed his way out Of the diff
Guilty
Hanson's double scored Albeit
h Ire second and the soere stood
lie until the sixth when John
I1nde trlpled and Hanson's infield
cut brought him home.
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upwurd Surge Continues os Pitchers
Slom Door In Face Of Wenotchee Nine

Move over, Salem make way. Vancouver . 3. lool
out Yakima and Spokane the Tacoma Tigers are on
their wayi
hhsfiing they breezed jump Of
league cellar the Bengas defeated
II Athletic Park registering triumph
ne Tigers sent the fans scurng the
Va. IAo'as third successive shutou victory
- = Western international
t)-h wa also rs innings IN which
scere . rm or the uRer-
o)-n w.s Me Duhs- Marewes consecutive triumph
Joining he uxerx
t nr<t victory .,,c. ao,,,,~ 1...
n<ery- - -
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World Discus
Mark Broken
NCAA Meet Winds
Up Today in South

STANFORD UNIVERSITY -
With one world record already in
the books. the nations top track
men today went after the ribbons
and records in finals Of the 10th
annual National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association track and field
championships.
Archie Harris Of Indiana,
brawny Negro discus thrower. led
off In the record-breaking party
yesterday when he spun the platter
out ia feet, sI inches. In qualify
ing trials. The old world mark Of
ia feet, 2h inches. was set by
VIII SHREDDER Of Germany, In 1885.
Most Of the other stars loafed
through the preliminaries. plan
ming TO shoot the works today. The
weather is cloudy and cool. and un-
less big Stanford stadium. which
seats 10000. develops toe much
Ntid AnAOdku INT 81 1AhliAHsdN
gap, many records are expected to
fall.
University of Southern califor-
MIA. shooting for its seventh
straight national team champion
ship. qualified IL men in the trials
and five others got in the finals
in events for which no qualifying
was necessary: The mile. two mile.
high jump and pole vault -
California qualified six men. and
five "byes" will give the Golden
Bears an 11-man team in the finals.
Indiana's mighty little seven man
squad came through without losing
a man, and Ohio State will have
seven men in the field.
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Angels Win

SEATTLE-Los Angeles landed
on Sylvester johnson IN the sixth
inning to score all their runs and
a 3 to 1 win over Seattle, their
first victory Of the series. Seattle
held a / to o lead until the sixth
when Rabbit Warstler's line drive
struck johnson on the foot. Before
he could regain control the dam
age was done, principally by Phil
Weintraub's two-run homer. Ray
Prim gave up seven hits-ths
same number doled out by John
son, Brown and Soriano for the
Rainiers.
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Jacobs Signs
Nova for Joe
September Bottle
Slotted for Crown

NEW YORk-Lou Nova Of Cali
fornia signed a contract today 10
fight Joe Louis for the heavy
weight championship In septem-
Der.
Promoter Mike Jacobs said
that the date and site would
be announced soon.
Ray carlen. Nova's manager,
said Lou would leave In \ few
days for tho Maine woods where
he win spend several weeks get
ting into condition
Jacobs. deciding on Nova In
stead of giving Billy Conn = re-
turn match. said that there are
more outstanding heavyweight
challengers available than in
many years"
However" he added. I'VE
decided ON Nova because he Il
the only challenger who has
not met Louis"
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S0FTBALL

Woodmen of the World moved
two and a half games out in front
IN the American league race Fri
day evening with a smashing IS
to 5 victory over Main streeters
NJ Mckinley No. diamond.
The second place Confectioners
dropped a well played 8 to de-
cision to Petroleums while Hard
waremen snapped out OF a long
losing streak to defeat 23d Street
Cardinals, IL to s. to stay in
fourth place.
Ealss Club again hit = win
ming stride by defeating Tim
bermen. Is 10 4, while Y. l.
A. remained undefeated In the
second half National league
race with m III decision
over United Com m ereIal
Travellers.
Veneermen and An-Rails will
play an exhibition double-hsader
Sunday at 10 o'clock on the JEFF
ferson No. 2 diamond while Bot
tiers travel to Alki Playfield in
Seattle for q return duo of games
with Carlson winquist.
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Younker Tops


Roy Younker, Yakima third
baseman, and Levi Mccormack,
Spokane outfielder, are taking
turns for the individual batting
leadership of the Western Inter
national league. and this week
Younker is on top with a 1851 per-
centage.
Pete Hughes of Spokane knock
ed out two more homers during
the week and now leads with a
total of IL. Smead Jolley of Van
couver. is showing the way in runs
batted in with a total of AZ in
AZ games PLAYED.
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Batted for Orrel IN eighth.
Score by Innings
san Francisco ..-....0ll $50 002-10
Portland ..,.........1o 100 600 o2o- 3
Summary-Six hits, runs off Cal
lahan In AZ 8 and 3 off Orreil in
"a. 3 and off Gonzales In 1. los
ing pitcher. Callahan; runs respon-
sible for, Callahan 5, ellison 2. Orrell
!. Gonzales 2: struck out. by ellison
4. Orrell 2. bases on balls. off Gala
han 5. ellison 8. Orrell o: stolen base,
Fain: home run. Reich: two-base hits,
d. White q Gill. Trower, Brown.
ogrodowski: sacrifices. Trower. Gala
han. Carroll, runs batted In. Ogrod-
owski 3. Fernandez. ID. White 2. Reich
2. Holder, Fain: left on bases. San
Francisco IL. Portland Il; double
plays, Thompson TO Wright. Brown
to Wright to Reich. Orrell to Brown
70 Reich. wild pitches. Callahan 1.
ellison 1, Orrell /: umpires. Powell
and Hawkins: time, 2:i2.
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Acorns Down
Solons, 3 to z
Odklond Triumphs
In l3-Inning Come

OAKLAND - Oakland Aeorns
up and down like = stock market
chart. won their third game in
four starts last night from sacrs-
mento Senators, but II took Is in
nings and an error to turn the
trick, 3 to 2.
Shortstop Gene Handley booted
Cecil Dunn's hard grounder and
permitted Mike Christoff 10 score
the deciding run Handley's sixth
inning error also permitted Mel
Deuzabou to score another un-
earned run.
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Beavers Lose

PORTLAND - San Francisco
staggered through a 10 10 3 win
over Portland in one Of those
games that are better unplayed.
Three Beaver pitchers not only
gave up IL hits but IL bases on
balls. Six of the walks came in
the fifth when two hits and an
error gave the Seals five runs.
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bases on balls s. no runs. ! hit off
GreenlaW IN 8 innings, runs respon-
sible for Q. struck out & bases on
balls q no runs. ! hit of simpson
in ! inning. runs responsible for O.
struck out i. bases on balls !; Wild
pitch. Oliver. left on bases. Salem 9.
Vancouver 10. hone runs. Brenner.
Jolley. three-bsse hit. Wright two
base hits Bremen. jonas Lznifero;
runs battec IN. Wright :. Jolley 3.
Bremen. sacrifice. Wright double
plays. Cailteaux &C Wright. Jewell %
Cailteaux 70 Wright 2 Oliver % GTif-
ffths. LAnifero 70 Bates. tine. ! so
umpires. Weisgeroer and Moran
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Fay Starr ended the scoring BY
walking, stealing second and rae
Ing home on Perry's double. II
was the little third-sacker's firth
wailop Of the evening.
Aarlowe's shutout looked pretty
sick for a few seconds In the ninth
when Carl Cor blasted long
wallop over the fence curvine foul
Just before II left the park.
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HOLLYWOOD - Hollywood and
San Diego. too. put on 13-inning
game, and the Padres won it 4 to
3 in an identical manner-Man-
ager Bill Sweeney of the Stars let
pinch-hitter Bill Salkeld's hit get
away from him while Mickey Has
lin scored.
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Back on Top

Spokane regained its league
leadership with a 1910 victory
over second-place Yakima in a
hot 1O-inning contest A three
run burst in the final stanza saved
the game for the Indians, who out
hit Yakima, 1910.
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SEATTLE

Los Angeles $500. 600 0os O0O-3
Seattle .. 100 600 OOO-I
Summary: Losing pitcher, John
son. base on balls, PTim: strikeouts,
Prim 2, johnson. innings pitched,
johnson 6. Brown 2; at bat. off
johnson "a. Brown 8: runs. off John
son 3: hits. off johnson 6: wild pitch.
Soriano. left on bases. Los Angeles
4. Seattle 7; two-base hit. Samham-
mer; home run. Weintrsub; sacrifice
hit, Weintraub. players walking,
Moore, Niemiec; runs batted in. Scar
sella. Moore, Weintraub 2: double
plays. Stamper 20 Warstler 70 Vein
traub, Niemiec 70 Sickle 70 Scar
sella: time, i:5o; umpires. Snyder
and Hood.
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10 Whiiewash

VANCOUVER - Cy Greenlaw
put the brakes on Salem Senators
here last night and Vancouver
Capilanos moved back into the 500
percentage ranks by to o. Green
law only gave up seven hits.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York II. Detroit I.
Boston 4. St. Louis 2.
Washington :, Cleveland 9.
(Oniy games scheduled.)
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles 8, Seattle I.
San Francisco 10, Portland ).
Oakland 8, Sacramento 2 Us
inningsD.
San Diego 4. Hollywood 5 1s
lnnings).
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Huskies Look
Bad, Says al
Washington Coach
Holds Time Trial

PoUGHkEEPsIE, n. Y.-Al
Ulbrickson, always pessimistic be-
fore a big boat race, had a reason
for his sour expression today with
Doyle Fowler. No. 4 oarsman In
the University of Washington var
sity shell, confined to bed with a
sore throat.
The Washington Huskies coach
fears that Fowler might be getting
the measles, which already have
invaded the rowing camp on the
banks OF the Hudson here. and he
can't SEE q regatta victory next
Wednesday without his regular No.
I man.
While most Of the crews eased
up yesterday before final weekend
time trials, Ulbrickson sent his
varsity and junior varsity eights
over the full course for the last
time. His varsity boat was clocked
at 1e:4s for the four miles, and his
jayvees at 1902 for three miles.
LOOKED RAGGED
The varsity crew needs plenty
more conditioning" he said. 81
knew they would not be IT their
peak because we had such had
weather In Seattle before coming
east, but I never dreamed they
would look NJ ragged n they did
today. However, Tn quite salts
fled with the junior boat"
In view OF Ulbrickson's habit of
looking at the dark side il was
not surprising when Ky Ebright.
California coach commented: The
Huskies looked better in their time
trial than they did in beating Cali
fornia by three lengths earlier this
year-you1l see how good they
really are on Wednesday"
BEARS STOCK JUMPS
CALIFORNIA; stock jumped with
the return 10 the jayvee boat of
Marshall Robinson. No. 3 oarsman
who has just recovered from the
measles.
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Wens-chee ..-----.- 900 900 ooo-o
49,. e, . A. 1 ~. s. 49, ios.
MzrIoua 9. b1ses On balls. OF Weller
Z. Harluus Z: Wild pitches. weller 2:
III oa b4ses Wenatchet "a. Tacoma
q thnes-bass hit. L1nde. tWo-base
hfts. Parcel. Hansen. Perry: runs
befted N. Hanson 2. Perry: stolen
baseE. Starr: time. Isl umpires.
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b Batted for Dasso in seventh.
Batted for Lillard In 18TH.
San Diego .... OO2 0io 600 600 Il
HOLLYWOOD ... o1o 100 100 600 o-s
Summary: Winning pitcher. Terry,
losing pitcher. Bithorn: INNINGS
pitched. by Dasso 7. az bat. off DasSo
-. Bithorn IL: runs scored. off Dssso
5. Bithorn /. hits. off DaSSo S. BIZ
thorn Z. runs responsible for. Terry
!, Dasso ?: bases on balls. off Terry
:. DasSo S. Bfthorn Z. struck out.
Terry S. DaSso g. Bithorn :. hit by
pitcher. Dickshot by Terry. left on
bases. San Diego IL. Hollywood Il.
passed ball. Dapper: two-base hits.
Pstchett. Sperry 2. Kshle, three-hsSe
hit. Sperry. home run. Sweeney. sac
rifice hits. Patchett. Lfllard Sperry.
stolen base. Carfbaidi. runs batted
IN. Sperry 2, HAslin. Sweeney. uhalt.
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OAKLAND

AObhAo 10 . W IL 4
Score by Innings
Sacramento 900 900 ITO 900 Ga
Oakland .. 100 Dol 900 900 Ia
Summary Runs responsible for.
Munger l. Corbett 2; struck out. by
off Munger 4: Wild pitch, Munger:
home run. Blattner: fhree-base hit,
Handley: two-base hits, Duezabou.
Gutteridge. Dunn; runs batted in.
Luby. Wieczorek. Blattner: sacrifice.
Luby: stolen bases Wieczorek. Lyman.
Luby: time, 2;3e. umpires, Edwards
and Powell.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati 2.
Chicago 5, Boston 0.
Pittsburgh !, Philadelphia 6.
New York 6, st. Louis 2.
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w.i;,e1e -<rncs out by wiiiiams
:. Stephens 4: bases on balls. off
williams 2. stephens 2; hit by pitcher.
STAR b Williams Wild pitch. Will
lzmk: left On bases. Wenatchee II.
Tacoma IL. tuo-hsse hit. Wilson.
runs batted In. Gray. Abbott. Stoeber
4 Stephens: double play, Mallory TO
XnRer and Kalliz.
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YAKIMA

Summary-Runs batted IN. Alden,
Milani 2. Mccormack z. Rosenlund
Martinez Myers 4. O'Flynn. Madrid
2 Bliss. Younker. johnson. Suene 8.
Eisenmann, rwo-base hits. Holt
Younker. MARTINEZ Myers. Madrid.
three-base hits. Myers. Sueme. Mil
ami, home run. Johnson. stolen bases
Madrid. Martinez. double plays. Kin
naman 70 Gedzius 70 Nilani. Holt 70
Madrid 70 Reese; left on bases. Spo-
kane Il. Yakima S. bases on balls. off
Mcconnell ! Eisenman 3. Bsrkelev
2 Greer 2. OFlynn 2. Kinnaman /:
struck out. by Mcconnell (, Eisen-
mann 2. Greer /. O'F7ynn 3, Kinna-
man I: hits. off MCCONNELL IN 517
innings II. runs. off Eisenmsnn IN
] inning 2. ] run. off BsrkeleW IN
IL innings l. 2 runs. off Greer IN
2 innings 2. 3 runs. off OFlynn IN
81 ininEs g. runs off Kinnzmsn
in "a innings 2, ? runs, hit BY
pitcher. Bliss BY OFIynn; winning
pitcher. Kinnaman. losing pitcher
Greer. umpires. oravec and Valerie
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TACOMA

Olympia ...-..... 400 0lo 00x-3
Summary: Two-base hits Gold
smith. Ward: stolen base. Salatino.
double play. Portman 70 Berg. struck
out. by Goldsmith 5, johnson Il:
left on bases. Tacoma g. Olympia 5:
bases on balls. off Goldsmith 8.
johnson 3; wild pitches. Goldsmith
2: passed balls. Spurgeon. umpires.
Smith and Schilling.
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Yankee
BOnbers
AT Work

NEW YORK-Ths Yankee home
run machinery was polished and
oiled today 10 20 after another
record.
The Yanks have hit = homers
in Is straight games and already
have surpassed the major league
record Of 26 hit by the Tigers n
Il consecutive games last year.
But the Mccarthy men need
ut least one circuit clout In
today's game against the De
troit Tigers at Yankee stadium
to match the Tigers consecu-
tive game total for hitting
homers.
With Heinrich and Keller hitting
first inning homers and DiMaggio
betting out four straight hits to
make it seven in a row. the Yanks
trounced the Tigers. IA. and
gained a game on the league-lead-
ing Indians.
NEWSOM HIT HARD
Marius Russo. Yankee southpaw
who had lost four in a row. won
his first game since MAY !. Buck
Newsom, Tiger ace. was knocked
out Of the box for the 18th time
in Is starts and suffered his ninth
defeat.
Cleveland's lead was trimmed
to two games when Washington
beat the tribe in the ninth, 7-6.
After the Indians had scored three
to tie the score. George Archie
singled. stole second and scored
on Buddy Lewis single with two
out to win for Washington.
The Red Sox moved within
81, games of the top, defeat
ing the Browns, 40. Eldon
Aulxer held Boston to two hits
until the sixth when they
scored three runs.
In the National league, the st.
Louis Cardinals lead shrank TO
two games over the Brooklyn
Dodgers when they dropped a 60
night game to the New York
Giants. Bob Carpenter notched
his fourth victory, limiting the
Cards to six hits.
DODGERS WIN
Hugh Casey pitched a three
hitter and Brooklyn took a 60
triumph over the Reds. Bucky
Walters suffered his sixth and
most decisive setback of the sea-
son.
Larry French allowed only
four hits and didn't permit a
runner to reach second until
two were out in the ninth and
the Cubs blanked the Braves,
so. Babe Dahlgren hit his
third homer for the Cubs In
two days.
frankie Cuisines single with
the bases loaded in the ninth gave
the Pirates a rs victory over the
Phillies. Deb Garm's triple with
two on featured the Pirates four
run rally which tied the score in
the seventh.
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GAMES SUNDAY
fExhihition Douhle-heaaeFSl
All-Raiis We. veneermen at Jeffer-
son No. 2: 10 O'Clock.
Boftlerr W. Carlson Winqutst ~
Ak Flayfield. Seattle. Il o'clock.
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HOLLYWOOD

AOthlt sss-ssssssA 10 u II
Batted for Jensen IN 18th.
d Ran for Salkeld in 18th.
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BEARS STOCK JUMPS

CALIFORNIA; stock jumped with
the return TO the jayvee boat of
Marshall Robinson. No. 3 oarsman
who has just recovered from the
measles.
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Totals ........3l 0 - l3
\ Batted for oliver IN eighth.
VANCoU YER

cummarN-LoSlng pltcner- O4iFers Z
runs, u hits off Oliver in J innings.
runs responsible for 5. struck out z.
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AOthtn $3.50 .sfs 90 - 10
Batted for Orrell IN eighth.
Seore nv lnutuRs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Take Prisoner
Back to Kansas

Waving extradition, the priS-
oner was flown back 10 Wichita.
There Chief Wilson handled the
questioning which wasn't as diff
ficult as he expected; after two
hours he received 0'Shea' s con-
feSSion.
O'Shea related that he and
Morgan had heard OF the old
ladys diamonds, neither of
them, however, had ever done
business with her.
They were broke and thought
the old house of mystery offered
them an ideal opportunity to re-
coup their fortunes.
Knowing the old lady would
refuse them entrance because
they were unknown TO her, they
decided TO break in. O'Shea, eX-
brakeman, went 10 the railroad
yard and got a brakeshoe key.
They waited until the lis eX-
press roared by and the n
smashed out the window with
the brakeshoe key as'the weapon.
O'Shea slipped through the
window first and opened it for
Morgan.
Mary Griffin. whom they
thought would be asleep, sur
prised them by still being
awake; she gamely fought them
with a strength surprising in a
woman close TO eighty years of
age. But they finally subdued
their victim and tortured her
until she pointed 10 the foot
stool as the hiding place of her
diamonds.
The excited, avaricious pair
tore the top off the footstool
and found an old ring and a
brooch, which were paste, and
eight dollars in cash They
didn't go further into the foot
stool because they believed the
money and fake jewelry consu-
tuted everything. They searched
the room but finally the old
lady's groans scared them into
leaving. Patrolman Enghram
was racing around the h ouse
when Morgan ran out. the rear
door; it was he who crashed
into the officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Maxi Attacks Them in Vile Terms

Among the signers Of women the
association medical
IN the state church-eve organization Of Importance
IT took Ierboyen time TO digest this letter of
But June rs al those who had signed the document
oned 20 the high commissioner He addressed them
Of the filest abuse, he threatened and he raVed-
The result that indignation
In Norway have been fully occupied with keeping the unamed
people from revolving openly.
Since then Trboven has been wagng his private Nor
way and has tried TO roze TO submission quidae
sgnatory.
The first 10 be improned-ta<en by Gesapo they
attended Ierboyen mecngwaS the president Of the
Bar Association the director Of the National Chamber
erce the national executive OF the medical
the president Of the council
Municipal Workers Association.
follow
ton Of Teachers and Of chambers of
The Gestapo national boards
OF all the organizations discharged and they appointed
creatures.
When they had imprisoned Doctor Beer the highly
and very popular executive secretary Of the medical association
Ieboven appointed to replace him the medical
schools who had not signed the against the
terror and who had long been NoVegan Wagner
the son OF German parents In Norway.
As result Of the German action practically all the
nave
that those who had resigned would lose their
gesture because the doctors are desperately needed
a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

TiiE dingy, ciapboard house
Il stood solitary and forbidding
alongside the Missouri Pacific
Railroad yards in Wichita, Kan.
It's special appearance and its
legendary occupant. S0-year-old
Mary Griffin, caused the resi-
dents or The section to avoid the
place.
The old lady was rarely seen,
and then her little black figure,
in mid-Victorian fashion, hur-
ried furtively along as though
anxious TO get back TO the
sombre shadows from whence
she had emerged
fffHffled Freaff cutting
through the inky darkness
started Officer John Enghram,
patrolling his beat on Eighth
street. 1t was the bitterly cold
night of Feb. l, 1885 and a thin
blanket Of snow covered the
earth.
Enghram stopped in his
tracks to look up and down the
street which, at that hour. 40
a. m, was deserted as a tomb.
Then his eyes instinctively
turned; and even as he looked, a
scream came Enthusiastically from
the house of mystery-a CHASTITY
wall of life giving way TO DEATH