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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Berry Develops
Garage Door

Now is the time 10 remodel your
garage and replace troublesome
swinging doors with modern over.
Incorporating doors, Glenn Berry
president of the Berry Door Com;
pany, declared Saturday.
"Never before were prices 81
favorable" Berry said, but with
future conditions uncertain,
prices may he higher later on
and the supply of materials cur
tailed"
Berry revealed that his firm hac
developed new type overhead
garage door which combined q
lightweight. welded steel frame
with a new development Of the
plastic industry known as Weld.
wood WeldWeed, Berry said, is a
board which is exceptionally
strong.
This combina ton has reduced
the weight formerly necessary
I'm doors, yet provides more than
twice the strength" Berry said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Sunday, December Z, 1941
Conference Set
By Emergency
Committee

: Members of the home builders
emergency committee. headed by
Hugh Potter, Houston, Tex, will
meet with representatives of out
standing manufacturers of home
building materials in conference
at the Mayflower Hotel, Washing
ton, next Wednesday.
George w. Miller, prominent
Detroit builder, is a member OF
the nine-man emergency COM
nittee, formed to work with
mani facturers and federal
agencies in the solution of the
present critical problems confront
ing the building industry.
Possibilities of saving critical
materials and the development of
alternate building materials will
be explored at the Washington
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
GOiOrfu1
Living Room Decorative
Scheme Suggested

A living room decorated In
eighteenth century manner has
walls and woodwork painted a
soft dark gray 10 offset the vivid
upholstery colorings.
White chintz. with a red and
green floral design covers the two
armless-- upholstered chairs and
the armchair. a fireplace love
seat wears a striped fabric in
ehaFtreHse yellow and white.
A large sofa is covered with rcd
broeatelle 10 match a lounge chair
Lamp shades are also red. A
greeniSh brown teXtured rug and
greenish brown draperies hordered
with tufted chenille, complete the
color scheme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Male Help Wanted

JUNIOR ENGINEERING AIDS for muniei.
pal service 70 assist In various phases Of
engineering work IN field. plant. drafting
room. laboratory or office. Ten vacancies
he hlled by competitive examinatioH.HAF-
plicants must be between twenty and thirty
years OF age and citizens ~ the United
states For applications ana fun details.
write or apply 90 the Detroit Civil Service
Commission. 18th Floor, Water Board
Building, 735 Randolph street. Detroit,
Michigan. on or before December Is. 1871.
DRESS WHOLESALER has opening fol-
energetic woman for sales work Refer
ences required. Royal Crown Hosiery Co.
80 ard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
USHA Funds

Loans and ALLEGATIONS of United
States Housing Authority funds
reached total Of $751; ,66l 900 last
week as President Roosevelt APP
proved additional loans for de-
-veioprnent Of 6S1 homes for low
income families Of seven COM
YrlllnifiaS ----------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
For+y-five Out Of Fifty

Forty-five of the 80 largest cities
In the United States have low-rent
public housing projects under the
United States Housing Authority
jurisdiction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
BOYS land OLDER

BOYS, II AND OLDER
sUssTANTfAL EARNIN a EVERY
WEEK, WIN EXTRA MERCHANDISE
AND CASH PRIZES. ACQUIRE VALU-
ABLE BUSINESS TRAINING BY CARRY
ING A NEWSPAPER ROUTE IN, OR
NEAR, YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD
WRITE THE DETROIT TIMES, CIRCU-
LATfON DEPT. DETROIT, MICH, FOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
ELECTRICAL MANAGER

Electrician. capable 81 handling large cleo
trcsl department installing new house
work. Must be eligible. with license 10
work anywhere IN Detroit metropolitan
area Steady position. Good salary. Apply
only I'm writing. CurTier Lumber CO., 15fo7
Van Dyke Detroit.
FOREsTERs AND FORESTRY AIDS for
municipal service. Several vacancies a.
salary Levels q - $50 10 81. 460 per year
~ be filled by npen -cnmpetlttv -sxamina-
ton Applicants must be at least twenty
years and six months If age and citizens
~ the United states. For applications and
fun details. write or apply TO the Detroit
.Ctvil Service Commission. 18TH Floor,
Water Board Building 735 Randolph Street,
Detroit Michigan, on or before December
81 1871
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Death antices

ANDFRSON-Jacob J., 1858 Fourteenth
street. age 50. December Attn. Beloved
husband of Lydia dear father OF Nina
John and Eddy. Funeral services Monday
2 o. m. from David p. Anderson Funeral
Parfur i2sus Twelfth street. fnterment,
Evergreen Cemetery.
RAYNAI-Decembe 5, AZ her late resi-
dence. 92l2 Harvard, Ceasarine (Sissb.
beloved wife of Albert L. Funeral tram
John +. Dekay Funeral Home. l054e East
Jefferson Monday, at 10 q. m.
s1EiNBOk> beloved husband Of
Lena: dear father OF Mrs. Sam Fem
berg Mrs. Max Greenbaum. Charles, Leo,
Mrs Barry Zoomer and sydney. Funeral
at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home. 1899 John
r.. Sunday. p m
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BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD

with bicycles for night messenger work.
vacations with pay. Healthful outdoor
work. 35c an hour. II you are attending
school, here ~ an opportunity for you TO
earn extra money. See Mr.. Swarthout
Room 2os, Western Union Telegraph Co,
536 Shelby Street.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

MEN WANTED to Pack Parcel
Post Packages. Must be at
least Is years old. Apply San
der's, 100 Oakman Blvd, near
Hamilton, between 8 and II
a. M, except Saturdays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
LBrs pR1vERs for recruitment Or stree

BUS DRIVERS for Department Of Street
Railway, City of Detroit. Approximately
two hundred vacancies expected in the near
future at 7qc 10 SAC per hour TO be filed
by competitive examination. Applicants
must not be less than 81 nor more than
80 years of age and residents OF Detroit
Hamtramck Highland Park, Dearborn
Ferndale, Hazel Park or Royal Oak for one
year Immediately prior TO the date OF the
examination, excepting persons with honor
able army. navy or marine discharges
Write or apply 20 the Detroit Civil Service
Commission. 18th floor. Water Board Build
ing, Detroit, Michigan, where applications
or other information regarding this ex-
animation will be given until further notice,
Canvassers - Crew Managers
Where can you make money. especially
between now and Christmas? II you want
TO know the answer, come over 10 2606
Clifford, near sihley. Ask for Mel Marks.
Come Tomorrow. 10 s.
CEMENT finisher; must be first class; also
form builder. Atlantic 5062.
COLLEGE TRAINED APPRENTICES for
positions in assessing, accounting, per-
sonnet. and other MANAGEMENT and pro-
.fessionai fields Twenty vacancies az
81 $50 per year ~ he filed ny competitive
examinations Applicants must he between
twenty and thirty years OF age and citizens
.of the United states. For applications and
fun details. write or apply 10 the Detroit
civil Service Commission, 18th Floor,
Water Board Building. T35 Randolph street,
Detroit, Michigan, on or before Decem-
her Is 1871
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TYPISTS

Who can type IS words per minute. Nc
fees charged. See Mr.. Hennis or Mr.
Hendrie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Employment Agencies

CALL STAR Employment - Restaurant
Hotel. Domestic Work. 1852 cass. Cherry
20is
JONES Employment. 4i1S Beaubien, wants
day workers. couples. porters, maids
mattresses. Columbia 1910.
MOVED TO OUR NEW OFFICES
l2i6-17 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
OFFICE-SALES-TEC
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
COJORED girls: best Jobs; homework
tss-si5l; references. 3s92 Rivard. TEr-
race 2-eis3.
READ Times Want Ads for proft-use
them for results,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

BIBLES for Chrisimas-Larre teacher,
Bibles. flexible overlapping covers, el19
upper Bibles, 81 up many others. use Izp
Phone order. pay when received. stafford
Lenox 1892. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Special Notices

DONORS WANTED HELPERS /. /.
Annual Christmas parry ~ the Michigss
Civic League for the benefit OF the orphan
OrphanaRe and Old Peoples Home /.
Your gifts OF any kind urgently needed
Volunteers wanted 70 help arrange and
sfribute gifts
You can aid worthy cause or participatl
In these activities Call Michigan CiVf<
League. $3.50 Mack PL. 1882
SAVE Call Dollar Dry Cleaners.
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Personals

lAAA-zADA BAILEY. nstionsliy knovcl
asfrologisf hack IN town Appoiat mGn11
daily Madison 1873
A DETECTIVE Licensed auto shadowf1
missing locafed confidential investf0G.
ton 1880 West Grand houlsvsr1. Md0
son $40 n.
BETTE DETECTIVE sERvfcEsS
TnVesfigaie anything anywhere 5071 LahlI
wood ave. Lenos 1871 49,
ADA LORD. tsrologr--conciss. ~
brated, Educated fmovsd). 7stt "
ward Madison f343.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

BAKERS helper. must have experience on
bench and frying. Apply, 1900 Oak St.,
Wyandotte
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Male Help-Salesnen

ANTI-FREEZE statesmen 10 sell guar
anteed product TO filling stations anS
garages; popular priced: fast selling; com
mission. See Mr. Millar Room 73s. Hote
Detroiter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

SAVE Call Dollar Dry Cleaners.
Cash and carry. CHI. s131.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Male and Female Help Wanted

COUPLE (whIte)-Room and board for
exchange OF wife's services: man 70
take care OF furnace mornings: work else
where Pill F.. Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
MATURE WOMAN

over 40, for par, time work, making
business contracts for large local concern:
no experience necessary. Apply to Box
B-s734, Detroit Times.
MODEL for footwear. size 4l1B Apply
Room 1119. fuller Hotel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18

for q 14-8 defeat suffered at the
hands of the Dealers earlier this
season.
Billy Wilson, DeMolay Twill
er gave the Merchants only four
hits, while his mates blasted
George Heller, Jerry Dubay, and
,vanderveldt for Is safeties. Van
derveldt started but was relieved
in the first inning by Heller.
Heller lasted until the end Of
the second when Dubay came
in and went the rest Of the way.
DeMolay made 10 Of its IL
runs in the first inning on four
singles, . double, and six bass
on balls.
Six walks and four errors
paved the way 70 the nine runs
chalked up BY the Merchants.
The victory was the fourth In
Is starts for DeMolay and The
eighth loss In - starts for the
Merchants.
% OCoREs--Rsss ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Thirteen Lucky
ior Fisher 10
Girls Down Only.
Mosters Of Yeos

OThirteen Il IN unlucky num-
Der but not for the Fisher Tow
ers girls softball team.
To win their 18th victory Of
the season the Fisher girls had
not only to buck superstition but
beat the only team which has
beaten them this season, the
Carlton club Of st. Clair. The To-
cal gals did it by the score Of
lO-1.
Had il not been for IN error
by shortstop Jerry QUAINT, the
Fisher club would have scored
4 shutout. Jerry more than made
up for the slip, however, by lead
ing an 18-hit attack with three
hits in four tries. She scored
three of the Towers runs.
Jean Randolph pitched . beau
tiful game In holding the So.
Clair outfit to two singles. She
also got the biggest hit Of the
day, . triple.
The Towers team travels %
Port Huron tonight TO play I'M
der lights.
Score last night:
Fisher 3oA 3eo s-1o 10 I
Carlton 80 80 III -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Fis|ler'sUpseis
koIeky Ten
Takes Ssoson Series:
! DsMoIey Wins Fourth

oWell, fans, there's nothing
crucial in softball to report to-
day. One of the two teams that
fought in the Twilight league
last night is already certain of
q place in the playoffs for the
city championship and the two
Recreation teams that strapped
are out Of the running.
Nevertheless the games were
interesting ones. For one thing
Fisher Towers, which was edged
out Of q playoff spot got partial
revenge by whipping the Koleky
Cleaners in q tight one, 1911,
to take the season series, two
games to one. Fisher won the
first game the two teams played
10 and dropped the second 21-0.
Koleky has won 10 and lost 4
and IL tied in second place in
the league with Johnnie's Bar. J,
Koleky outhit the Towers club
IL to 8 but couldn't get the edge.
Bob DeFrancis and Harry
''Mushy" Albrecht carried the
pitching load for Koleky, with
Albrecht taking responsibility
for the defeat Les Verscheuren
went the whole route for Fisher
Towers.
Four home runs were made
during the seven inning fray. AL
brecht hit one in the fifth and
Brice one in the sixth for Ko-
leky. Menter lashed q four bag
ger in the fourth for the Towers
10 to follow the lead of team
mate Elso in the second. Elso's
blow was delivered with two
men on base.
Koleky started like . house
afire with five runs in the first
inning bat verscheuren quickly
cooled them off while his team
mates came through with three
runs In the second frame and
four runs in Tie third and fourth.
Koleky came back with . run In
the fourth, three IN the fifth and
two In tSes sixth. -
Fisher pushed through the de-
Gliding tally In the seventh.
pe1Golay knocked off the
MerchAntA 17-o. IN the Recrea-
z -, - eta1ess ~ ~ revsass
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
ny yuDsON BAILEY


oThe baseball season lost some
Of TT xest last night when Joe
DiMaggio's phenomenal hitting
streak came to m end, but the
pennant aspirations Of the New
York Yankees may be better
off.
Throughout the country mil
lions q fans have been anxious
ly following the feat of the lean,
poker-faced outfielder In roll
ing up IN all-time major league
record for hitting safely in Sc
consecutive contests.
They telephoned their news
papers for information before
editions could reach the street,
or even before the games were
over; they listened to the play
by-play radio descriptions; they
waited patiently beside slowly
tnwinding tickers, and they
turned out by the tens Of thous-
ands at the ball parks.
The biggest night crowd in
baseball history and the largest
throng Of the present season, day
or night, o.. 408, jammed Cleve-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Detroit Golfer Enters
Publinx Semi.Finals
aINpIAN CANYON. sPOK.

oINDIAN c ANYoN, SPOK-
ANE, WASH, July Ii - up -
Jack Kerns of Denver stretched
out on the grass by the press
table and commented:
"Well, he'd better be on his
game, because sure am"
Most of the sports writer's
didn't even know Kerns by
sight then, but they did a couple
of hours later.
He eliminated tourn ment
favorite, Jimmy Clark, aircraft
worker from Long Beach, Calf,
in q quarter-final upset, 2 and
/, disposing of the medalist In
this goth Annual National Pub
links tourney.
Kerns was on his game-even
par - while Clark, who had
been tearing the Indian Canyon
links apart all week, went two
over par for the II holes.
Thus, the bespectacled KernA
Denver insurance clerk, led the
quartet of golfers into today's
36-hole semi-finals. Kerns plays
another bespectacled parshoot-
er, Art Pony Of Detroit.
In the lower bracket Bill
WEIGH of Houston, who works
for an oil equipment firm, plays
Pete Doll, Kentucky amateur
champion from Louisville.
Kerns reached the semi-finals
by defeating Ralph Hall. Oak
land. Calf, 4 and 8, and medal
ist Clark.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18

wouldn't take those pills II they
gave them to him free, gratis
and for nothing.
BUSHWICKS SPRINGBOARD
TO MAJOR LEAGUE JOBS
Famous stars cavorted for
Rosner 1t Dexter Park.
Dazzy Vance, the. one-time
Brooklyn pitching hero, wa 8
paid $4,000 for half . seasons
work. Babe Ruth got $500
for a single appearance In -,
when an all-time high of $4,000
turned out to see the Bambino.
Lou Gehrig performed at Dex-
ter Park.
Waite Hoyt, cast adrift by the
Yankees, picked up $4,000 for
less than . seasons toll in 80
George Earnshaw was paid .
similar amount.
Jimmy Wilson closed his
playing career and other Reds
performed ut Dexter Park last
fall.
Hank Greenberg and many
others who gained renown in
the majors opposed the Bush
wicks at Dexter Park.
Not q few have used the Bush
wicks as . springboard to the
big show.
Bill urges shifted his gear
from Dexter Park to Wrigley
Field. Marius Russo went to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18

league ideal, 418 feet to the
left field fence, 431 to center
and 304 to right.
Rosner owes no allegiance to
Commissioners Lands has
full freedom in booking oppo-
nents. With his club q member
of the Metropolitan Baseball
Association, he contracts the
country's fastest semi-profes-
sional arrays and all clubs in
the Negro National League.
Rosner asserts that he could
have bought the Dodgers for a
comparative song in 1885, but
passed up the proposition.
II would have liked to have
had the franchise, but didn't
want Ebbets Field" he explains.
ut is too small for big league
baseball and the upkeep Is too
expensive.
Rosner says he considered
buying the Braves when ap-
preached by Bob Quinn and
Casey Stepgel at the minor lea
que meeting In Atlanta last Dec
ember.
But" he explains, II finally
asked myself why I should give
up all / had built for q head
ache"
Regarding the Phillies and
Browns, Rosner insists he
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Buskwick Head
Frowns on q
franchise in
Major Circuit
DY LUTHER EVANS

MA ossvise Staff Correspondent
oNEW YORK, July 17-Max
Nosner snubbed opportunities to
purchase the Brooklyns and
Boston Braves.
He wouldn't invite headaches
by accepting the Phillies or ST.
Louis Browns ~ q gift.
Tubby and 55,. Rosner is sat
isfied with his Brooklyn Bush
wicks, which outfit he has in
80 years built Into the nations
most successful semi profess
sional club. He has been in this
business since he was q kid.
Bushwick's payroll exceeds
that Of the average IA league
league team. In addition, the
noble athletes handle regular
full-time Jobs on the side.
AL Cuccinello furnishes q
striking example of how the
Bushwicks obtain high-grade
talent. The younger brother of
Tony Cuccinello, old National
League inhelder. now managing
Jersey City, was a highly re-
garded major league prospect
at second base two or three
years ago.
st. Louis Cardinals wouldn't
pay Cuccinello what he consid-
cred himself worth to spend
another season with q farm
club, 90 he joined the Bush
wicks. He landed some sort
of q city position and between
the assignments collects more
than he could get in profess
sional ball.
Competent baseball men agree
the Bushwicks could hold their
own in any IA circuit and
would beat the Phillies regul-
arly.
The Bushwicks avera e
$50, 900. paid admissions in 80
games, which is more than the
Braves; Phillies or Browns at
tract 1t home in II. The Bush
wicks play Wednesday and Fri
day nights and participate in
double headers on Sundays.
Prices are IS, IS and IS cents.
It goes without saying that the
club has its own following.
NO RENTAL PROBLEM
ROSNER OWNS PLACE
Home Of the Bushwicks Is
Dexter Park, q neat layout in
the Woodhaven section of
Brooklyn, some miles and quite
q ride from Ebbets Field.
The Bushwicks retained the
name when they moved from
the Bushwick section, which is
closer downtown than Dexter
Park.
There Is no rental problem.
Rosner owns Dexter Park,
which has q seating capacity of
$4,000. The dimensions are big
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Gorsita Named
Tor 3rd in.Row
Trout husls Tigers
q Win over Gsiffs

oDETROTT, July 10 - B -
Thr0o-0 game winning ytreako are
something to b cherished by
the Detroit Tigers this season.
- Jersey J ohnny Gorsica's
mound assignment today against
the Warrington Senators assum-
ed more than ordinary impor-
lance.
Net since the first week in
June have the Tigers been able
TO cluster % many % four slc-
cessive victories. Tho stake Tor
q orsica's dual with Emil
(Dutch) Leonard, 8 II nator
knuckle-tollor. waSssset yD1ter-
day by Paul (Dixxy) Trout VIA
achieved hie seventh Nietork II
the season On fostr-hit pitehtnG
~ the Tigers won, Z % 1.
With The league leading New
York Yankees arriving tomor-
row 70 open their three gnxns
series with . double header,
Manager Del Baker listed his
mound choices for the week end
- Bobo NewSom, Hal Newhous.
er and Tommy Bridges.
In ending Z personal two
game losing streak. Trout hand
cuffed the Senator's with 4
scratch single for seven innings.
Roger CraImer singled cleanly
to open the eighth, ana the Sen
ator1 got their only run In the
following inning when Rudy
York's error sandwiched singles
By George Archie ana GsuEYs
Case.
1 The victory was extremely
piSAsing inasmuch 90 e came ct
the expense Of young Sid Hud-
con who beat the Tigers three
times this season. Hudson, she'll
ed by the National laasue ALI
Stars In HE most recent BRIEFS
Stadium appearance. yielded ~
q Dotroit's IL hits IN N live
INNINGS ~ worked.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Leander Cafe
Holds Lead
Defects Dvomsrs
On Three Hits

oLeander Cafe won its seventh
game Of the season in the Jun
Tor loop last night and held q
firm grip on the lead.
The victim of the Cafe at
tack was the Bowl O. Drome 10,
which is now lodged in fourth
place with five victories and five
losses.
Ed Sarver took over the
mound duties for the Leander
TO- and gave up four hits, strik-
ing out six and walking two.
His mound opponent, Cocky
Phillips, held the Cafemen to
three blows and struck out
eight. All the blows off Phillips
were, however, costly, two being
turned into runs.
Lsander punched out its two
runs In the first two innings.
Dick Donaldson scored In the
1rGe On q single, an error, q Sac
rtkleo and IN infield out. Joe
Jackson, the catcher. doubled in
the second and scored the de-
cjding tally on two errors and
en ln{3eld out.
=. Yroberg scored the lone
run for The Dromers. He doubl-
% IN TIE fourth. YVES sacrificed
- third By Phillips, and came
home on IN error.
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