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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
uith ELLIOTT METCALF

CEATTLE'S Coast league pennant drive has been of
- the bright chapters of the circuits history. espe
eally il they grab the flag
Victims of terrible mid-seasOn slump. combined with
unusual of serious injuries, the webaanced Sffs
stuck out their chin and kept il high in the air.
that faith fighting and natural ability
the last feet
the fought
Many would bucked under such adversely couldn't
struggle fire the heart
The club. whole
through the mills They
. performers know the word quit
champion and going down into
Of life he's tough 10 Guido
their late and beloved
Jack Lehvet
brought But the skffs break the
they've Of the other
will fade before this
big pull for fine team staff Of I'M
reliable able hurers to crack that tape for their third sue
Everybody loves fighter and the skffs have been that in
every
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
TWO PLACES AT ONCE

Jeffrey Lynn likes the scenes
In which he is supposed 70 be
invisible m The Black Widow
He goes 10 his club and plays
golf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United PreAk Sports Editor

NEW YORk-Since April 10
some 400 young men have been
throwing. hitting and catching
baseballs in the major leagues,
and now is the time to pass out
the gold sars.
Each year about this time the
sporting news. which is sort
of bible to people who follow
baseball. asks the nations sports
writers to pick an All-Star
team. The letter has arrived
the man wants his answer and
] hereby give IT to him and to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

NATIONAL LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESUL

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn :, Cincinnati 5.
st. Louis 1-6. New York 0-5.
Boston 6-3, Chicago $40.
Pittsburgh %. Philadelphia 1-6.
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ALL STARS
>POk NJ
Score by Innings

All stars .,...-..... 3O4 OIL IRA
Spokane .-....,.,.. 600 600 100
summary-Runs bstted in. Jolly
2 johnson I. Petersen 2 ores
Sueme Madrid. Jonas. Reese. two
base hits, johnson. Jolley. suene
Griffiths. Jonas. Myers. three-bs
hit. Aden, home runs. Johnson
Madrid; stolen base. johnson. ooT15Is
play. Griffirhs 70 Madrid 70 Reese:
LETT on bases. Al stars Z. Spokane g.
bases on balls. off Jonas I Kinnsr,s,,,
2, tanning J. struck OUT. bv Jonss
2. Kinnamsn !, tanning 2. hts 80
Kinnaman IN 2-plus innings 7 nuns
of Lann-ng i n innings 7 runs;
passed ball. Myers losing pitcher.
hlnnanaan; time o. game, 90; urn-
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HOLLYWOOD
score ny Innings


Sacramento ......... OuO 1uo ul@-2
HOLLYWOOD ......... 2O3 OlO O2N-o
Summary Winning pitcher Gay.
Losing pitcher treitas, innings
pitched. by Froitas 90. Schmidt p,
caplineer 3 Turbeville ], Curlee /,
Dasso al. Gay 1. Bithorn /. at bat,
of Freitas II, Schmidt 2, Caplinger
10. Turbeville I Dasso Il. Cav II
Bithorn 4 Curlee 4 runs. off Freitas
4. Schmidt /. Caplinger /. Cav 8,
Bithoru /. Curlee ,. hits. off Freitas
6. Caplinger 2 Turbeville /. Dasso
l. GAY &. Bithorn l. Curlee ,. runs
responsible for. Freitas 5. Caplinger
l. Dasso Cav /. Bithorn 2. Curlee
2 bases on balls off Freitas ?. Cap
lnger 3. Dasso 4. Cav /. Bithorn 3,
Curlee l. struck out by Caplinger
3. Dasso 4 Cav /, Btthorn ]. wild
bitches. Caplinger !. Turbeyille /,
left on bases. Sacramento 10, Holly
wood 9 two-hase hits. Adams. Rosen-
berg kahle. sacrifice hits Schultz,
uhalt. runs batted in, Bithorn ?,
Gutteridge Nicczorek. Dappcr 4.
GRAY. Kahle Rosenberg. Schultz.
double plays. Kahle to Gray, kahlo to
Schultz TO Gray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
By United Press


The Seattle Rainiers, champions
Of 1910. headed into their final
series Of the season thfs week with
two-game advantage over Sac
ramentos Cardinals
The Rainiers heightened their
lead yesterday by administering a
double-drubbing to San Francisco,
4 10 / and S to 2, while the Cards
could do no better than split with
Hollywood. losing the first To the
Stars TO 5 but winning the night
cap, 4 to 3.
San Diego's Padres were
showed a full three games be-
hind when Oakland split with
them. The Padres took the
opener 3 TO o but dropped the
nightcap, to l. Los Angeles
and Portland were again
rained out. winding up the sea-
son owing each other four
games.
Seattle headed south for Los An
geles after taking their series from
the Seals six games to two. Ed
Cole scattered nine hits in turn
ing back San Francisco in the
opener.
WIN IN SEVENTH
Les Scarsella's double and Ned
Stickle's single accounted for two
runs in the seventh inning TO sew
up the game. Bruce Ogrowdowski
drove Joe Rrovia home for the
lone Seal run in that frame. The
Swimming nightcap was interrupt
ed for 30 minutes by heavy rain.
Gasoline was burned on the mound
TO give the pitchers a foothold. Ira
Scribner gave the Seals only four
hits in that game, three of which
came in the last two innings.
In winning the opening game.
Hollywood gained an even split
with the Cardinals in the
eight-game series. Nine pitch
ers saw action in the wild first
game.
Chef Wieczorek's triple and a fly
scored run in the second inning
of the nightcap, and four singles
sent three more across in the third.
Hollywood scored three in the
fourth, only one of which was
earned.
Yank Terry kept the Acorns well
in hand in winning his shutout for
Oakland in the first game. while
the Padres were tallying in the
first. sixth and eighth. In the
nightcap the Oaks took an early
start on Bill Thomas and behind
Chelini's six-hit pitching won in a
walk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

TnoSe IL ndtleS ftfiSSeN
week of higher mathematics on
batting averages. hours spent
gazing into q crystal that got
slightly cracked during the foot
ball season last yea rand a dill
gent cross examination of
George Kirksey, United Press
baseball writer. who once as
founded me and won a % cent
bet by sitting dow nand writing
the name of the winning team
in all World Series ever played.
II you think that isn't a tough
one, try il and see If you don't
get the years badly scrambled
somewhere along the line.
There can't he much doubt
about four men on the team.
You have to start out with d.
Magic. Williams. Gordon and
Teller. They are absolute stand
outs and there is nobody around
who can even carry their gloves
at their positios.
At current rates In the base
hall marts those four gents
probably would bring around
n 600. 900 on the block. You
could take those four, get i've
other guys named Joe and
breeze to q pennant-
Beyond those four the argu-
nent starts. Camilli makes the
grade on the basis of his ability
70 knock in runs and field ms
position Travis, trailing on Teo
Williams in the American league
batting race. is not the best
fielder at mis- position but you
can't get away from the way
he slams the ball.
You couldn't go very fai
wrong on Phil Rizzuto for short
stop either. and so far as this
department is concerned ne IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Because he Is SO crazy about
boats. Stirling Hayden, featured
IN Paramount Bahama Pass
age rented one To go TO and
from locations during the making
Of the picture IN the Bahamas and
the West Indies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
b Batted for weldon IN seventh.
Ran for Brenzel IN fourth.

score nv Innings
Ssr~ar,enfo 0l3 600 o.
hollywood .....o 600 300 o--3
Summary - winning pitcher Hol-
lingsworth: losing pitcher Blttner.
innings pitched. by Hollingsworth
ga. Bittner o. Joiner IL; az bat
off Holhngsworth Ia, Bittner -
JOINER 5 runs Off Hollingsworth 8,
Bittner 1 hits. off Hollingsworth Z.
Bittner 5. Weldon !. runs responsible
for HollinEsworth Bittner 4 bases
on balls. off Joiner 1 struck out by
Holhngsworth 4 FreItss /. Joiner l..
Weldon !. left on bases Sacramento
3 HOLLYWOOD I tWo-base hits SheWey,
Hsndlcy. three base hit, Wieczorek.
runs batted in Handley . sturdy
Gutteridge. Dappcr Brenzel, double
PLAYS Marshall 70 Handley, Gutter
idge 20 STURDY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Second Game
sAN DIEGO


san Diego ............ o0Q ol0 u!
Oakland ....... $500. OIL 100 "A
Summary - Runs responsible for
Thomas ?. Chelini l. struck out. by
Thomas ?. Chelini ?. bases on balls
off Chelini 2. home runs. Chapman.
runs batted IN. Conroy ? Tauby.
Chapman. Lentfcrc. sacrifice, Rigney-
Chapman double plays. Due2abou TO
Iubv to Ciudat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Stretch Duel
About Certain
Dodgers and Cards
Set Nose-Nose Pace

NEW YORK The sizzling
stretch duel between the St. Louis
Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers
for the National league pennant
is strictly according to tradition
in the senior circuit.
Only nine lines in the last IS
years has the flag been clinched
before the final week and in 1884
the Cardinals took it on closing
day, Sept. 30. The Cardinals were
seven games behind on Sept. s
but came up so fast that with
two days to 90. they had gained
a tie for first place. Then they
won the next two games to fin
ish on top.
With Brooklyn in front by
only IL games and Is con-
tests still to be played, this
years flag fight might well
70 right down to the wire.
The Cardinals celebrated the re-
turn Of their injured star outfield-
ers - Terry Moore and Enos
Slaughter-Y tie ay winning
both ends of a doubleheader from
the New York Giants, 10 and
6-5 30 innings) while the Dodgers
defeated the Cincinnati Reds in a
single game. rs.
Yesterdays results left the
standings for first place as fol-
lows:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Fair and Stormy
first Camel
SACRAMENTO

q Batted for Schmidt in fourth
b Batted for Caplinger in seventh.
Batted for Turbeville in eighth.
Il Batted for Curlee in ninth.
Ran for Martin In eighth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
I second Ganr1
SAN TIP ANCTGrO
Totals


Totals .....+....30 Il Is q
Game called with none out IN
sixth inning by time limit.
Score by Innings
san Francisco ....-...... 900 wv
Seattle ..............-....O o2 23l-b
Summary - LoSing pitcher Seats
innings pitched Seats a. At bat. off
Seats 81. runs, off Seats & hits, off
Seats 6. earned runs off Seats 2
Scrihner 2 johnson 3. bases on balls
off johnson /: struck out by Seats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Cliff Olson Breaks Down =.

Cliff Olson finally broken down and admitted that
his Gladators Pacific Lutheran college passing
grid team.
Gosh" he says. 81 can't deny ii any MY team
a passing outfit They and miss and click pass
and MISS pass and click, but they always passing.
.otber team. PASS some and II they fail quit But my
They they'll 80 and 40 times
NOR game. They're just passers
Well goy to tell the folks what your
team doing noticed
that before
Blu Is a cutie they in sports
OF FasngVie put thy
too do mar things ground work
probably opposition expects aerial
he cloud attack
that frame Of mind they are e open
70 assault on lightning quick sound ground plays
admitting his aerial work the more you
expect surprise ground plays
The guys cutie Scandinavian rests
fine football directing mind
Boy, guy could only and cook
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Mangum Wins
Links Classic

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.-Richer
by $1,000 after winning top prize
in the $4,000 Atlantic City open
golf championship. Lloyd Mang-
rum of Monterey, Calf, set his
sights today on the Henry Hurst
invitation tournament Sept. 10 at
Philadelphia.
Mangrum shot a 69-72 i'm the
final Sc holes yesterday to
win with 275 or Is strokes I'M
der par. He carded ass and
90 in the first two rounds.
Deadlocked for second place with
2s1's were Vic Ghezzi of Deal y.
J. PEA champion. and Ben Hogan
OF Hershey. Pa. Hogan's $3.50
boosted his total for the year to
S15.es3.
Jack Grout Of Pittston, Pa. and
Lawson Little. former national
open champion from San Francisco,
finished next with 232s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
W. l. Pet. &. top.
Dodgers 81 80 Gas -. 13
Cards 80 81 .636 II, Il

Pittsburgh split with the Phil
lies, winning the opener, 2-1, but
dropping the nightcap. 6-3. The
Braves defeated the Cubs, So. in
the first game of doubleheader
but Chicago won the nightcap,
1913.
In the American league,
Red Ruffing tuned up for a
World series job by pitching
the Champion Yankees to a
three-hit, 6-3 triumph over the
Indians in the opener of a
twin bill but the Tribe came
back to win the second game
So.
The Red Sox increased their
hold on second place to four
games. sweeping a doubleheader
from the White Sox. 90 and 81.
Dick Newsome won his 18th vic
tory in the first game. Ted Will
liams collected double and single
in three trips in the opener and a
triple in four times at bat in the
nightcap. His batting average
dropped to 400.
st. Louis knocked the Athletics
into the cellar with two wins. 70
and 81, the Senators climbing
into seventh by banking Detroit,
20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Skiffs Move
Out in Front
Have Two-Gome
Lead Over Sues
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
SUNDAYS RESULTS

. udIlts btHAltA AfdA'ls
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Seattle As. San Francisco Ia.
San Diego 81, Oakland o..
Hollywood SD, Sacramento So
Los Angeles at Portland. rain.
HOW THE SERIES ENDED
Seattle 6. san Francisco 2.
Oakland 3. san Diego 3.
Sacramento 4, Hollywood 4.
Los Angeles 3, Portland l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

One of the pleasant surprises
greeting Bierman and his staff
was the apparent good condition
Of the squad as of the opening day.
The athletes-even the oversize
ones-were lean, well-muscled and
generally fit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Nina Korgan
Best on Mound

DETRoIT-Nina Korgan, ?
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Building
Continued From Page BID


Bridgeport, Conn, factories to cost
1928. 900; Boston. buildings at Navy
yard to cost $1,000 900. and pier
at naval drydock TO cost s972,000;
Newport, r. l., public buildings to
cost S656,OOO: Belleville, N. j., fac
tories to cost S1.136.000: New York
City - borough of Brooklyn - one
family dwellings to cost $870,000,
and machine shops at Navy yard to
cost S2,600000; borough of Manhat-
tan. multi-family dwellings to cost
S126O,O00 and stores to cost $685.
600. borough of Queens. one-tamlly
dwellings TO cost S1,166,000. two
family dwellings to cost S575 900 and
multi-family dwellings to cost $685.
900: Philadelphia. one-famlly dwell
ings to cost S1,121 900; Pittsburgh,
plant rehabilitation to cost S2.6l8,-
600. Chicago, one-family dwellings,
TO cost S2.178000; Indianapolis. one
family dwellings 10 cost 1896 900;
Detroit, one-family dwellings to cost
S2.908 900: Pontiac. Mich, factories
to cost s741 900; Cincinnati, one
family dwellings to cost s5Sl,O00;
Cleveland one-family dwellings to
cost s1,O62 900 and factories to cost
S8l8000: Columbus, Ohio, one-fam-
lily dwellings to cost S776,000: St.
Louis. factories to cost $l,272 900;
Washington, one-family dwellings to
cost 1914 900. multi-family dwellings
to cost s7930 900 and public build
ing to cost s712 900; Miami, one
family dwellings to cost ss30,0oo;
Arlington County. Va, one-family
dwellings to cost s5So,o0o; Baltimore,
one-family dwellings to cost s18l5,-
900 and stores to cost S5l4000; Bal
timore County District 12), Md.
public works and utilities to cost
$3.50, 900: New Orleans, a radio sta
ton at Navy yard to cost s824,ooo
Houston. family dwellings to
cost sl,224,0O0; Wichita Falls, Tex.
public works and utilities to Cost
s650,OOO; Denver, family dwell
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Home Builders Lay Plans
To Meet Housing Needs

With a recognized need for sew
eral hundred dwelling units i'm
mediately in Arlington County, the
Northern Virginia Division of the
Home Builders Association of Met
ropolitan Washington is today lay
ing plans to cooperate In the far
flung movement of local private
builders to provide needed housing
for the rapidly expanding Capital
City.
Meeting at the Washington Golf
and Country Club Thursday, night
nearly 100 leading builders OF the
nearby Virginia area enthusiastic
cally Endorsed the program Of the
Home Builders Association. which
embraces the private building field
within a radius of Is miles of the
District.
With N. C. Hines, Arlington Coun-
ty realtor- builder. presiding, the
group heard froD several leading
builders representing the bulk OF
privately conducted housing in the
nearby Virginia section. These in.
cluded Monroe Warren, whose de-
velopment, Arlington Forest, was
among the largest single operations
in the country last year. J. Wesley
Buchanan, currently engaged in the
development of Lynhaven. where
more than 300 low-cost homes art
under construction between Wash
ington and Alexandria, Va. anc
others.
Waverly Taylor. president Of the
Home Builders Association OF Met
ropolitan Washington, was the CUES
of the Virginia builders. as wa!
James c. Wilkes. general counsel
and Charles J. Harnett, vice presi
dent.
The builders were called together
Evening star., 1941-11-29

One Of three unusual houses built by AUGUST
SCHMIEDIGEN in Rock Creek Hills. Two
nearing completion ore now available for your
inspection, one hos been sold. These houses,
located on large lots with q minimum Of 100
feet frontage bordering Rock Creek Park,
hove many unusual and attractive features.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

ings to cost $743,0 900; Long Beach,
Calf, one-family dwellings to
cost sl,267.OO0; Los Angeles, one
family dwellings to cost $4,0l4,OO0
and multi-family dwellings TO cost
1911 900: Oakland, Calf, family
dwellings to cost S544 900; San
Diego, e-family dwellings to cost
S720,000And a factory to cost s800l,-
900: Portland. Greg, one-family
dwellings to cost $3.50 900, and Seat
tie, one-family dwellings TO cost
S976,000.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

Rumor has it that the Washington
Real Estate Boards big Christmas
party will be held December %,
probably at the Mayflower. Chair
man Charles H. HillegeiSt of the
boards Program Committee expects
TO have definite information next
week The realtors celebrate their
Christmas with a luncheon and
visit from Santa Claus.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Silver Star

Continued From Page BID
Evening star., 1941-11-29
X X

During the past week the District
Real Estate Commission issued IL
censes as real estate brokers to Le-
land c. Lusher, 904 Tenth street
NV. and John r. Billings, 702
Kennedy street NV.
Real estate salesmen's licenses
were issued to Betty Phoebe Lewis,
1919 u street NV, and Armando
Louis Vettori, 718 Fifth street NV.
Applications for real estate sales
mems licenses were received from
Jerome c. Jenkyns, 1918 FirsS street
NV: j. Earl Wagner, 1920 Georgia
avenue NV, and James B. Upton,
625 Woodward Building.
An application for real estate
brokers license was received from
Herbert c. Adler, 800 Seventh street
S.W.
An application for a business
chance salesmans license was re-
ceived from Joseph Hollander, GIG
Tower Building.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

defense workers brought to Wash
ington, that two homes of different
types be exhibited. The Star agreed
to this departure from customary
Silver Star procedure.
James S. Taylor of the Federal
Housing Administration is chair
man of the Star Committee. Other
members are Edwin H. Rosengarten,
builder, member of the firm Of Davis,
Wick e. Rosenearten: Charles C.
Koones, president OF the Washing
ton Real Estate Board. and Irwin
S. Porter, prominent architect.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Removing Whitewosh

WhiteWash may be removed pre-
paratory to kalsomlnlng by wetting
literally and repeatedly with So
luton of 2 pounds potash in ) gal
Ions OF water. When softened it
may be removed easily with a
scraper.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
Priminq Coat Most Importunt

The preparation of the priming
coat in painting new wood surfaces
or previously unpainted old wood
surfaces is of utmost Importance.
The resistance and durability of
succeeding or finishing coats depend
entirely on the quality of paint used
for the priming coat.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

to discuss In cooperative spirit
the various housing problems of the
nearby Virginia area and to analyze
the limiting effects of the o. P. M
priorities restrictions on needed
construction.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

Continued From Page BID
Hills may be reached by driving out
Bladensburg road NE. across the
District line to the Peace Cross.
Turn right on the Defense highway
and continue 2l2 miles to the de-
velopment. The houses are at 4223
and APPS Seventy-first avenue. a
street which intersects with the De-
fense highway.
Endorsed Unanimously.
The housing experts who compose
the Silver Star Homes Committee
indorsed the Landover Hills homes
unanimously. These men inspected
the houses thoroughly. Originally
1t was the plan to follow The Star S
custom and present . single house
to the public. However. the COM
mittee suggested that In view OF
the great interest in low-cost nous
ing here, an interest which has been
sharpened by the huge numbers OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Traffic Charges
Send I TO Cells

Convicted OF reckless driving,
seven persons were given Jail
terms ranging from 5 TO so days,
but both the number Of sentences
and the number OF persons brought
into court yesterday on less serious
traffic violations were unusually
small for after a holiday weekend.
Sentenced by Traffic Judge
Thomas r. Maher were Nern Z.
Aldrich, 90 of 220l5 Indian ave-
nue., 90 days, Ben Simmons, al, of
1894 Infantry avenue. 10 days;
Norman Z. Pelath, II. Of 1924
Abingdon road, and William A.
Fletcher. 80, of 1928 Twelfth
street. seven days: Vern Emmon.
40. Of Garden City; Henry Adams,
81, Of 7254 Russell street. and Ray
mond S. Cole, IS, Of AZ East Willis
avenue. five days each.
John f. Moss, %. Of Pontiac.
pleaded not guilty when arraigned
before Judge Maher on a negligent
homicide charge growing out or
the traffic death Of Kenneth Burt.
3S. Of 1875 Fairport avenue. on
July 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Cut-Rdte.Cruise
Set for Friday
To Cedar Point

An opportunity TO visit Cedar
Point-on-Lake Erie viii be offered
Detroiters. Friday. when the
Steamer Put-In-Bay of the Ashley
and Dustin line sails from the
First street dock at 8 a. m. for
round trip cruise, with a bargain
fare of IS cents for adults, and
40 cents for children 5 TO IA years
of age.
These cut-rate excursions are
being held each Friday. To take
advantage of this bargain. il is
necessary 10 clip the excursion
blank from an Ashley and Dustin
Steamer Line advertisement. such
as appears in The Detroit Times
on Sunday, Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday. In the advertise
ment you also will find blanks en-
titling the holder TO cut rate
admissions 10 rides. shows and
other Cedar Point amusements.
Excursion blanks may be ex-
changed for trans ortat ion
tickets, upon presentation OF
proper fee, at The Detroit Times
Travel Bureau. 1870 Cass avenue.
or at the Ashley and Dustin
Steamer Line office, foot Of First
street.
A stopover OF three hours and
45 minutes will be made at Cedar
Point. Excursionists, so desiring.
may stop at Put-In-Bay for six
hours. The steamer Is scheduled
TO be back in Detroit at 10:45
in the evening.