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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Police Probe
beauty's Death
comeIy Washington
Clerk Attacked

WASHINGTON, June 17-(R
Detectives searched through
one of the Capitals best resi-
dental sections today for the
clothes a comedy young
war department stenographer
wore Sunday before she was
waylaid, raped and strangled.
Police counted on the finding
of the clothes to give them a
valuable lead in the mystery
surrounding the death of 81
year-old Jessie E. Strict. whose
nude body was found yesterday,
sprawled in the garage Of a
retired professor, near fashion
able Dupont Circle.
All evidence indicated that
the crime had been committed
elsewhere and that the girls
body was thrust into the garage
for temporary concealment.
Abrasions on her back and legs
led authorities to believe that
she had been dragged some dis
lance.
Meanwhile, Investigators in
clined to the theory that the
Staying took place during q
torrential mid-afternoon storm
which plunged the city into sud-
den darkness.
Miss Strieff. an aviation en-
thusiast with a private pilots
license, left her apartment to
60 to a nearby delicatessen
store just as the storm was COM
ing up. She was wearing the
missing blue hooded raincoat
and blue play suit with a but
ton-on skirt.
One possibility that detectives
considered was that she took
refuge in some doorway to
escape the worst of the down.
pour and there was seized by
her assailant. A variant of this
was that she accepted the offer
of some passing motorist to take
her home.
DR.. A. Magruder Macdonald,
district coroner, said the autopsy
showed that Miss Strieff had
put up a terrific struggle" She
could have been strangled by a
rope or a folded handkerchief,
he said.
The crime aroused members
of Congress particularly those
from Miss Strieff's native Iowa
and a speedy solution of the
case was demanded. Police al
ready have two unsolved slay-
ings on their hands for the same
general neighborhood. Three
months ago Mrs. Rose Abram-
owitz, q young bride, was raped
and strangled by daylight in
truder in her apartment, few
blocks from where the Strieff
girls body was found. Last
month refugee German editor.
DR.. Heinrich Simon was fatally
beaten in the vicinity while on
an evening stroll.
Miss Strieff came here from
Des Moines last September to
work in the war department as
a junior clerk-stenographer. She
recently was promoted to a bet
ter position in the office of the
chief of ordnance.
She became engaged three
months ago to Stanley lie Blanc,
q farm security administration
clerk.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Dearborn
Ex-(hief Dies
Carl Brooks
Posses Away

OCarl A. Brooks, police chief
Of Dearborn until indicted re-
Gently by . grand jury on q
charge Of protecting vice in that
city, died today at his home
after an illness Of several weeks.
Brooks was arrested at his
Macomb county farm home near
Richmond several weeks ago
and became i'll soon attire he was
suspended as head of the Dear
born police department.
Brooks had been chief of po-
lice at Dearborn since 1929.
Since his suspension the depart
ment has been operating under
an acting chief.
At the time of the indictment
q few weeks ago, Brooks had
said: I am q sick man and I
will never see the inside of the
court" He was 81 years old.
Circuit Judge Homer Fergu-
son. rs q one-man grand jury, in
dicted Brooks. subordinates Of
the police chief, and underworld
figures on charges Of conspiracy
to conduct vice and gambling.
The case has yet to come to trial.
Brooks had yet to be examined
on the charges.
The widow, May, and several
brothers and sisters survive
Brooks.
Brooks father, the late Emory
Z. Brooks, was q detective in
spector In the Detroit police
force.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
kiwanIs Club Plans
moiorboai Ride
Holds Excursion
et lsleNd Club

"a boat excursion from the
mouth of the Clinton river to the
Island Club Is planned for to-
morrow In lieu of the regular
Mount Clemens Kiwanis Club
meeting.
Members will meet from noon
until 1890 at Larry's Boat
works. A number Of boats do
nateed by members and friends,
will take the men to the Chris
Craft factory and later to the
Island Club.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17

oTraditional Glass Day exer-
cises tonight, the annual Junior
Senior Dance tomorrow night
and Commencement Thursday
night was all that remained to-
day Of graduation week activ-
tiles for 1913 Mount Clemens
High school seniors.
Presentation of q memorial to
the school is expected to high
light the Class Day program.
Harvey Neiswander will make
the presentation for the class
the largest In school history
and Robert Klein, president of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17

oMONTREAL, June A17-Rt-
Referring to Germany n the
Hum" U. S. Secretary Of the
Navy Frank Knox assured .
cheering Canadian victory loan
rally last night that I'VE are
determined to travel the same
route-the same self-respectins
route-that you are travelling"
Recent declarations Of my
commander in-chief, the presi-
dent Of the United States" Knox
said, left no doubt that the
United States would 60 with
Canada "along this path Of de-
fiance to those who seek mill
tary domination over " -
PROUD OF CADETS
I'VE in the United States are
tremendously proud Of the fact
that ten per cent Of the flying
cadets of your air training pro-
gram are spirited young Ameri-
can boys who have Joined up
voluntarily to fight for human
liberty.
THAT you are teaching your
cadets the military art Of air
combat with success II demon
strated by the fact that one Can
adian air squadron, now helping
to defend Britain against the
Hun, has accounted for 70 Ger
man planes. -
I'VE know that the ultimate
aim OF the Nazis il domination
of the high seas. This domino
ton, we are determined, Hitler
must never attain. The war has
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
(apI. Russell Ridley
I1anieIysd 10 Philippines

aCapt. Russell Ritchey. adju-
tant oftheSixth Pursuit Wing
stationed 1t Selfridee risld. has
been ordered 10 active duty In
the Philippines. the war depart
ment announced today.
Capt. Ritchey, well-known In
Mount Clemens military and
civilian circles, came 10 The To-
cal base in August, 1910.
He will leave Selfridge on
June =.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
Secretary Of Navy Ii Il!
to Maxi Assressorsd o.

Cites Roessvslf's cemassass
a. Assuring y. 5. ceSsss

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-17
County Employees
May GET Raise
Dudsst COMMITTEES
Consider Pey Deest

OThe budget committee Of the
Board of Supervisors today was
considering the possibility of
giving substantial pay increases
to county employees.
A committee Spokesman said
several elective county officials
had asked raises for their en-
ployes because Of the increasing
cost of living.
Action will probably Be with
held until the full board meets
on Monday In the county build
ing, the spokesman sold.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Flashes
Of Life


RISEN FROM THE RANKS.
OHARTTORD. Conn. - Once
upon q time Rsginad' B. Della
cour and Lawrence Reagen were
privates and George A. Davis .
corporal In Q single squad Of F
Troop. First Illinois Cavalry.
Today, DeLacour il adjutant
general Of Connecticut; Reagan
Is adjutant general OF Illinois,
and Davis isHyep - adjutant
general Of Oklahoma.
%
MOTORING TROUBLE
ONEw YORK-Rubie Levy's
career ~ q motorist was short
and far from sweet.
He bought Z jaloppy for $40.
drove q couple Of blocks and
parked It. Returning, he found
two parking tickets on It.
Then the motor wouldn't
start, and he sold IL to q Junk
man for 50.
Traffic court relieved him of
another 49, q ticket.
SMASH HIT
KANSAS CITY-An automo.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
. SO THEY SAY

Stun clearance in general, al
though IL Is not . Job of the
Defense Housing office, Is q real
and important element in de-
tense.
&C. F. Palmer, defense hous-
ing COORDINATION.
What Is desirable Is not over
time for men, but more hours
Of production from machines.
Col. Philip B. Fleming, wage
hour law administrator.
In the fight for good govern
ment, there is no truce, no time
out. no rest period, no such
thing a. the automatic function
long of sound democracy once
honest officials are elected.
Gov. Sam Jones of Louisiana.
I put old newspapers inside
the overcoat Of my uniform.
That way I keep warm.
king Christian Of Denmark.
Internationally, at least, we
have never tried democracy.
DIR. Earl c. Kelley, supervisor
Of secondary education, De-
troit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

Twelve sad sALlee Dollar, ssiass, nssr.
est g Jesuasy -. 1871; Seven and - ~
'eJ.Sll taxoe; end Thtrty-flvO Doiloss
'Ssa.eol attorney lees. pr0vtded tor sao
stipulated % Be paid b. the terms Of sald
mortgage In the event OF foreclosure: and
WHEREAS default hes bssn made In the
payment of the monay secured By sald
mortgage. whereby TIE power Of saIe con-
tanned therein ~, become operative.
NOW, THEREFORE,. NOTICE ID HERE
BY GIVEN, that by virtue Of the ssid
power - sals and IN pursuance of the sta
tuts IN such eass ma6s end peovided. said
mortsaos vin - frosclessd By the ssle
Of The said mcrtsased pssmises q public
auctiea q venAue % Tie highese BIDDER
at the 0utioe Avsnus entrance % the
Naeomb County building IN The City OF
Mount Clemens. laeomb County. Nishi-
gan. tthst bsias he pises Of holding the
Circuit Court Tor TIE County Of MsoombI.
on The 18th day q April. A. D. is<i. n
twelve o'clock neon. Eastern Standard
Time.
me said premises are situated IN the
Township Of Clinton. Aacomb County.
Michigan. and der <.bed % follows. to-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

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d Libsr 9 po11s. - 9. NacomS
ceuasy Aasis6ss g Dss1s ONES. -
Dsssd this seth day - Jsnussy. A. d.
yTRsr NATIONAL BANK m
Nj, CLEU1oo. MICHIGAN
~ cAarles j Waltsrs. Cashier.
CLIFFORD 4. yoRN
Attorney ~ 0ostoaoee
NJ Clemens. MtehiGAA.
JAN. MN. &. II. 10. IS. MAR.
Z. II. 70. -. APR. I. Z. IS. A.
MON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Legal Notices
cmsssse a. JsAs. Attorney Ter Mortgages
Mount Clemens. Mich.
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

wHENEAs Alex Pronof and Anna
Bronof, his wife. made and executed .
esstsin mortgage bearing date the 9Th dap
q November IN ths year a eug Lord one
70 the Hisst National Hank In Mount
CleuasnA Michigan. . Ranking corposs-
ton q III. Clemens. Michiotn. which said
moytgage was reeorded IN The office Of the
Register q Deeds Soe he County a Ma
comb On ~ 9Th day Of November. A. y.
10 IN Lihes 81 o. Mortsaess. on pess
10; and WHI1BA0 the amount claimed 10
HunSred SSvensssr "a 1IiSo nni,srs
toSi1.eo,. bang Four Hundred Sixty-two
and n 100 Dollars tele1 ~ principal:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Snake Destroys Pests

A full-srown gopher snake, on
. midwest farm, IL estimated 70
be worth $40 annually a. q pest
destroyer. They are valuable TO
farmers because of the great
number Of harmful rodents that
60 to make up their menu.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

Jaast Ytssh anl 8sbsr y. Fitch. Eslass-
Aessunt-Reb. I'M. Ioll
State Of Michigan. the Probate Court for
the County Of Nacomb
AZ . session Of said Court. held at the
Probate Office In the City Of ~ Clemens
In said County. on the 18th day Of jan
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
URANIUM .
. ANSWERS
Questions on Page 6

Questions on Page 6
/. Radium (c) is the most val
able.
z. There are approximately
two pounds (b) of uncovered
radium in the world.
8. Radium Is worth about So
100000 (c) q pound.
4. Cancer (a) Is treated with
radium.
5. Nine. Curie (c), with her
husband, discovered radium in
1893.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
they GOT SOMETHING

THEY GOT SOMETHING
oROCKFORD. Ill. On the
theory that II women drive au-
tomboiles they should know
what makes the wheels 60
round, . group Of 20 girls at
East High school petitioned
Principal Harry C. Muth 70 or
der . class In motor mechanics
for their benefit.
Muth acceded and said that
In addition. TO mechanics the
girls would be taught how to
back up an automobile that Is
parked diagonally at close quar-
terS."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

Typewriter Sales and Service
New, Factory Rebuilt.
Reconditioned and Used Machines
TOP PRICE FOR TRADE-INS
Ribbons-75c-No Charge for Installing
Also Office Supplies
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
Call 3i3l-M ~ Cass Ave.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
KANGAROOS PLEASE

OCHICAGO-Twirp, Myron M.
Routt's toy bulldog. doesn't
stay home when her master
takes In q movie and does the
city's night clubs.
Routt had 2 special pocket
sewed In his overcoat and there
in nestles Twirp. She stays in
the pocket in night club check
rooms until her master leaves.
And at the movies Routt holds
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

North Carolina and Tonnes
see are straddled for many
miles by mixers on the Appsla.
chan Trail, which follows the
crest Of the Smoky mountains.
end also serves as the state line.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
"CONE" SUGAR

Sugar was purchased In cones
weighing Q or 10 pounds, In Col
onial days. One Of these sugar
cones lasted . family about q
year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

the coat on his lap IN such . po-
sition that his pet can peer out
st the goings-on.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
COSTLY

In order TO increase its aver
,ase rated speed only two knots,
the italian liner Rex had 10 In
crease it. daily fuel OIL consump-
ton by about 400 tons.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

bile shattered the bottle Of milk
Luther Taylor, %. was carrying
as he crossed. Main street
Taylor was unhurt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Freddie
.InWeSferIl


KALAMAZOO July 31.-Fred
kovaleSki, Detrbit's junior and
scholastic tennis champion entered
the quarterfnal round of the West
ern Junior championships here to-
day paired with Harry Likas. top
seed who halls from San Fran
cisco.
KovaleSki defeated Ric ha q
Warner of Salt Lake City Utah,
yesterday. Ga. AS, o.. LikaS de-
feated Bob kimbrell of Los An
geles, 6-3. 6-3.
Other quarterfnal pairings
matched Harry Buttimer, San
Francisco. with J. Tunnell. Los
Angeles; Junior Gornto Chicago.
with Ben Migdow. Chicago, and
John Howard. Hollywood. with
Walter Driver. FL PaSo.
Competition in the boys division
entered the seminal round with
Bob Falkenburg, national boys
champion from Hollywood, paired
with Eddie Radek, Chicago. and
Howell, Atwater. Wilmette. H.
with Don Harris, Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
See 800 Teams
In Softbd|| Meet

With each mail bringing addi-
tional entries, the total of teams
who will compete in the forthcom-
ing Metropolitan Detroit Softball
tournament, sponsored by The De-
troit Times, was expected to be
300 if not more. Hans Sehierlinger,
of the department OF parks and
recreation athletic office, said
today.
Tomorrow is the deadline for
entries and any teams not entered
by midnight tomorrow will be
ineligible to compete. Plans are
being made to keep the athletic
office Of the department of parks
and recreation open Friday eve
ming TO handle the expected late
rush.
Entries mailed 10 the athletic
office of the department of parks
and recreation will be counted il
they bear a postmark not later
than midnight August !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Not Sure About Mexican Future

Eddie Lewis, his way to Mexico City, isn't sure
about his future IF the wrestling business looks good
may stay there" Lewis explained "Or may be back in
Detroit the Fall" Lewis invited to Mexico
City to look over new 0000-seat stadium which will stage
mat bouts Lewis thinks he may bring Jack Dempsey,
Benny and other sport celebrities TO the Mexican
capital he did here Bob Evans and Doc Hoist are
taking wrestling Arena Gardens.
George Van Detroit Times water and watercraft ex-
pert tells us there 26000 pleasure craft
registered in this with Uncle Sam Neal Jacobs,
stubby fight manager fell asleep and caught toe in
electric fan he still retains most of the toe however
Philadelphia Eagles pro grddes already in training at
Two Rivers Wisconsin.
Coach Ray Flaherty denies the Washington Redskins
picked San Diego CAL training to get as far away
possible the Chicago Bears who gave them that
wholesale trimming last year Mickey Vernon OF the
and John Podgany and Danny Murtaugh Of the
Phls all are from Chester, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Abrams Scores
Sd Over Soose
International New. Service Wire

NEW YORK, July 31.-Little
George Abrams whose mission in
life is apparently beating cham
pions but never winning their
titles, last night made IT three
wins IN as many tries when he
scored a unanimous 1C-round deci-
sion over Billy Soose- of Farrell,
Pa, who is recognized as middle
weight champion in New York
state.
Abrams. who had two previous
wins 10 his credit over SooSe be-
fore Billy took the 160-pound title
from Ken Overlin, won clean-cut
decision No. 3 in a hard-fought
fight.
At the end Of the fight. Soose
was bleeding from the nose and
Abrams from a cut on his right
eye Georges rally in the closing
round earned him the fight on the
International News Service score
card, five rounds TO four with one
even, but the officials didn't see IT
nearly that close.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Dodgers
Staff
Folding
BY PAT ROBINSON


NEW YORK, July 31.-If the
Cardinals win the National
League pennant-and the Broad
way bookies today are laying u
to 5 that they will-no small part
of the credit for their success
should go to a pinch-hitting bench
warmer who has been to bat only
45 times all season.
The bench warmer with the po-
tent war club is Estel- Crabtree.
337-year-oid outfieider who, in his
As trips to the plate has made %
hits, most of them in the clutches,
for an amazing .4S8 batting
average.
He came through again yester-
day when after Pete Reiser's
tenth homer of the season had
given the Dodgers one run lead
in the eighth, the Cardinals aged
hero landed on Mace Brown for
single to tie up the game. and
set the stage for Terry Moore TO
win it with another hit that gave
the Cardinals a GA decision and
young Ernie White his twelfth
victory of the campaign.
The Cardinals are putting ter
rife pressure on the Dodgers
Continued nm Pare DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Saws Pitchers Are Pampered

Art PONY, Ed Furgo and Jimmy Johnson-Detroit
big three in the National Public Links Spo
kane all are affiliated with the industry Pony is
an auto salesman in Hamramck and Furgo and Johnston
work at Fords
Babe Ruth says pitchers are pampered They don't
get shape in Spring training like did the Bambno
exclaimed . Figure this if you canLast year the
Cubs drew 100000 persons at home Gas of few days ago.
when the club was going good and year. despite all the
and cry the sale of Billy Herman than 100000
have been to see the Chicago team 60 nowhere.
Johnny Cottselg, Chicago Blackhawks' puck star, who
was recently married in Canada will make his home
in Kansas City Red Cochrane, the welterweight
champion gin rummy pitches softbal and shoots
golf in the low SOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
.Gehringer York
Major Failures,
Baker Claims
special 40 THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK. July 31.-Managef
Del Baker is the best of losers.
His Detroit Tigers, the COLLAPSE
ing champions of the American
League, are 211s games out Of
first place. But Del doesn't bark
at visitors TO the dugout and chida
them for asking silly questions.
He will give cheerfully all of the
varied reasons why the team has
been reduced 10 the ignominy OF
struggling with the Athletics for
fifth place
"It's primarily our key men,"
said Del. still trying to make
up his mind who his starters
would be in the double-header
with the Yankees today among
Dizzy Trout. Al Benton and
Buck Newsom, against Spud
Chandler and Marius Russo.
(The teams were rained out
Yesterday. Rudy York and
Charlie Gehringer haven't been
batting In the runs for u.s."
GEHRINGER Is MISSED
"Gehringer Is 80 years old
and has done his baseball bit
through the long years Of valiant
service for Detroit. Neverthe-
less, his let-down has hurt.
1--WE had To shift my infield
around, too" resumed Baker.
"The midway hasn't been
stabilized all year. Do you re-
member those Detroit cham
pions of a few years ago: Not
a member of the infield missed
game, III / recall correctly.
That's what you've got to have
on a championship cIub-stabil-
ity, the same four men playing
together every day.
"Our pitching has been pretty
spotty. Newsom has been the
big disappointment, of course,
but In Bucks case I'm hoping
he will snap out Of Ii.
ALL RIGHT NOW
"The injury to Pat Mullins
shoulder was damaging and Nc
Cosly was out for six weeks,
too. 1t took a couple Of weeks
for Barney to get going again.
He's all right again now. But
as 1 said, our attack was built
around Gehringer and York and
they haven't been driving in the
runs.
What about Greenberg the
visitor asked.
That" said Del Baker, twas
very sad"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
BEATS FAyORITE

Rosetta beat Batter, the favor
lite. by length and half. Jobelle
a field horse, saved the show by
a head.
Lyle Whiting. who rode Skippy
Niece, got up just in time 10 -hea.
out Mistletoe by a head. He paid
S4440. Mistletoe finished two
lengths ahead of Chestnut Bur.
The w" purse feature fifth race
went 10 Heel Up. a 13-to-1 shot,
with Willie Prehm doing an ex-
cellent job of booting the Seagram
Stable four-year-old filly home by
two lengths in front Of Pete Jr.
who beat Cease Fire by one
length. Heel Up paid $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Titles don't mean much in fistic
circles unless they're of the world 5
championship variety, And even
then they aren't always indicative
of uncontested supremacy what
with the National Boxing AssOcia-
ton and the New York Commits
sion continually at odds
Point in proof was offered last
night in the Arena Gardens Bowl
where the Canadian heavyweight
title. or rather the pOsseSsor. wont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Incidentally, Marvin Stahl, who will
replace Wilfred Reid at Seminole, near
Palm Beach. is stepping into one of the
most exclusive golf clubs in America .
The pros are not permitted to eat with
the members at that swanky establish
ment :. and it is Eyes, sir, Mr.. Charley
Potatoes, and all that sort of thing
but, it is the best pro job in Florida,
the pros say .. good for about $1,000
net for each of four H4eat rr7-zFEi4se club
furnishes the pro with home, tossing
in free electricity and such . Stahl
keeps his Summer post at Lansing
Country Club, Of course.
But Reid, moving from Seminole,
stepped into another soft spot-with a
juicy five-year contract al a big hotel
layout in Savannah, Ga. Reid, a
as a fine golf teacher, doesn't fool in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Lawrence, EIoise
In SoftbaII. Feature

Lawrence Club and Eloisc will
meet in sudden death game in
Mack Park tonight to determine
which will meet Briggs Manuiac-
turing in the semifnals of the
Michigan-Ohio Softball League
-pIayeas,-The-- game, SiaEtS-at--g
o'clock, climaXes threC-gamC
program.
Other games tonight pair Eloise
and Welsh Girls at $50 and
Micromatics with Wurms at $50.