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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-13
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BEAUTY HINTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KEYS TO BEAUTY
BIZ NINA TEMPLE

KEYS TO BEAUTY
There are many keys to
beauty, some of which grow
rusty from disuse. Take the
key of the Saltz Face Wash.
How seldom do women use it
and yet it is most potent in
bringing about that clear clean
looking skin that is delight to
the beholder. Perhaps you
have often forgotten the form
ula. Just dissolve tablespoon
Of plain salts Epson salts) in
warm water and give the face
a good immersion in this. 1t
will dissolve and clear out all
impurities that do not originate
in the blood itself. This is
called the thousand dollar sec
ret and has served many women
down the ages. Use your keys
to beauty-keep them polished
with use and you will be a de-
light to all eyes.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-13
|chemers Play
lOsIindaIe June n

Sunday, June IA at 2 PM. the
fhemers Softball Team will
purney to Roslindale to tangle
lith the Wagon Wheels Softball
geam, at the Healy Playground,
Washington st. There is no
omission and all Softball fol-
overs and fans are welcome.
The strong Wagon Wheels
|eam is in the circuit which
ESQ includes Jamaica Plain
nd Hyde Park Teams and are
|eputed to be heavy guns with
be stick work. However, Man
ger Cuffee and Coach George
brown promise that their play
rs are well PINNED for this one.
-G--
RIIv War Rnnde 1Eamne
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lazy, So. Postal
leans Defeated

Two softball teams, one made
Is Of men from the navy yard
Mi the second, the South Pos
Nom the post office league, were
bbth defeated by the schemerS
Enday, June 7 at the Carter
playground.
u AikenS pitched we'll for the
Navy Yard boys but lost to the
ehemers 14-12 in an extra inn
be game. Lawrence artillery"
fashington took batting hon
rs by smashing out 2 homers.
Anmy Jones and Pappy Sim
ms we're the batteries for the
khemefs.
In the second game Lawney
shudup toeing the mound for
be schemers had the South
Ibstal team stymied until the
sh inning. With a shut out in
lew and the Schemers leading
No, the South Postal Stars came
Il bat for the last inning.
Ikudup passed the LIST man and
lhen a single, a double and a
buple Of errors and game end
a 60. Grady, Make Schwartz
Ahd Bill Meehan played we'll for
he South Postal.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-13
Women BowIers
Close Season

The Colored Women's Bowl
ing League of Boston closed
their season with a banquet
and party. The ladies, all
members of the League were.
Mrs. Ethel Fraser, wife of the
coach; Catherine Potter, man.
ager; Alice Hoffman, treasurer:
Madeline Ward, asst treasurer.
Constance Oliviera, secretary.
Minna Dunkley, Eunice Lynch.
Rita oliviera, and Theresa
Lewis. The guest escorts were.
Wilfred Fraser, coach; John
Walker, Edward Emerson, Roy
Flowers, George Tynes, Hilary
Calender, Richard Chestnut,
James Tynes and Neville
Folkes. The party met at the
Potter home for appetizers
then motored to Chickland for
the banquet after which the
party was ended with more
dancing at the Lynch resi-
dence. A very good time was
had by all.
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Scouts To Aid
Salvage Drive

The scouts are on the lob
again in assisting the war eff
forts. This time they are as
signed the duty of conducting
an extensive door-to-door SAL
wage campaign by the State
Salvage Committee during
June, starting Saturday, June
Is. The boy scouts have been
adjudged the only organization
able to do such work on a ma
tional scale.
1t has ben due mainly to the
efforts of the scouts in collect
ing scrap paper and cardboard
that a serious paper shortage
was averted and today paper
mills are operating full blast
with a substantial reservoir of
scrap paper on hand.
Now the scouts have been
requested to conduct a drive
for other scrap materials such
as old rags, scrap metals, old
rubber, etc. in addition to their
other defense activities. Amer
ica'S war industries need these
irticles. People are requested to
save all scrap materials and
have them ready for the
scouts when they call.
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To Be A Real American,
You Must Invest In
America.
Buy Defense Bonds And
Buy A Home
And BUY NOW.

An0 DOI NOW.
Buy Defense Bonds to speed
victory and to make secure
this Democratic form of gov
eminent. It builds morale
and it is an investment that
pays the biggest dividends in
family happiness, provided it
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Call on us for any informa-
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LOW PRICED HOMES,
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Improvements, large yard.
price $4,000.
3 Min. from Dudley St.
8 rrn. single, improvements.
rented, price $500.
Bromley Pk.-9 rms. 2 kit.
bath, income $648 per yr.
price $4,000.
Vernon Sc. Rox.---9 room
single. improv. price $500.
Winthrop St.-2 fam. heat
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Roxbury-2 fam. duplex s.
5 rooms. baths, corner lot.
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Beech Glen St.-3 fam.
brick, baths, comb. sinks, in
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We have many other good
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For healthful drinking as well as
palate appeal add this recipe for
pine lime frost to your collection
Of summer beverage recipes. It's
prepared with a turn of the wrist
from canned unsweetened Hawaiian
pineapple juice, which is a good
source OF vitamins b. and c.
lime Juice, honey, and egg white.
Pine Lime Frost
! cup canned unsweetened
Hawaiian pineapple Juice
l egg white
l tablespoon honey
l tablespoon lime Juice
Place all ingredients in a cock
tail shaker or Mason jar with screw
cap. Shake until frothy and we'll
blended. Serve at once. No ice is
needed il ingredients are cold.
Yield: One serving.
Peanut Chocolate Rsnnet.custard
1 package chocolate rennet powder
l pint milk, not canned
2 tablespoons peanut butter
Add peanut butter to milk in top
Of double boiler and beat with
rotary egg beater to distribute
evenly. Warm mixture to LUKE
WARM. Proceed according to
directions on package. Chill. When
ready to serve, garnlsh with jam
and few peanuts If desired.
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Woman S Department
LET'S GOSSIP
= With LOUIS B. RANSOM -

broke a window in hi scar TAX
ing out the radio and other
items Of Importance they went
his brother a little one better by
taking the whole car from in
front of his palatial residence
on Monroe ST., namely Frank
Stokes who ever is doing the
dishonorable work seems to be
operating in the upper section
of Roxbury district and are we'll
informed as to the daily habits
Of the owners as they strike at
the right time we suggest that
the police in that outlying dis
trict get out and do some work
for a change and bring to JUS
tice the crooks responsible for
the crime, before they find
themselves without the neces-
sary equipment that one needs
to have an automobile success
fully go.
ARLENE PATRICIA RANSOM
sweet baby daughter Of your re-
porter, will be christened by
Rev. Ravenell this Sunday at
Ebenezer Baptist Church " Ber-
nice and Frank Stokes will
stand up for Arlene as God
Mother and Father George
Condor, a handsome little in
veStigator for the Boston We'll
fare Department with Offices at
the Whittier Street Health Unit
is still a favorite among recipi-
ents who are in his direct
charge George, a real humani-
tartan takes care of his job and
helps all of his charges in every
way possible unknowingly, Mr..
Condor has built up quite a few
thousand votes if he decided to
turn the political trend we
pause to pay our respects to
Benjamin Shepard known to
many as Benny" who passed
away last week a real gentle
man, Mr.. Shepard made loads Of
friends in Boston and he GER
tainly will be missed in local
circles. we offer our sincere
coincidence to his very nice life
partner, Mrs. May Shepard, and
members of their families.
each day more and more local
boys are added to the govern
ment payrolls and we hope the
employment end goes on and on
Lloyd Buster" Horton who
recently graduated from Law
School is still in the school bust
ness studying for higher
heights of all RoXbury boys
that we know of Lloyd Horton
is ii be congratulated as he
worked hard nights Sundays
or whenever he had the time to
try and make something of
himself .Lloy's family, if I
may become personal, did not
have the extra money needed to
send him to college but that
did not break his spirit or dis
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-13
GUARDIAN SPORTS


TUsKEGEE, Ala.-"The flu
ture holds for you great pros
poets" With these words risg-
ing in their ear, words of en-
couragement from their COM
handing officer, COLONEL Fred
erick v. H. KKimble, members
Of the third class Of pilots
finished their training at Tus-
kegee, Alabama.
The graduation exercises at
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-13

which mothers and fathers of
the graduates were present,
were held Wednesday morning,
May 20, in the Post Recreation
Hall. Post Chaplain Hollis H.
Hooks delivered the invocation.
1t. Col. Noel F. Parrish, Direc-
tor of Training, presented the
coveted wings to the gradu-
ateS. Colonel Kimble delivered
the address.
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Wise Sayings

pity is the most costly Of all
the emotions"
praise loudly, blame softly"
ut is a. very old and a very
true saying that, failure, is the
only high-road to success"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-13

ROSE MOORE
talented dancing and singing
star stole the show at Mildred
Davenport'S D n C e Recital
which was held Saturday night
at Bates Hall Miss. Moore a
sweet girl stepping into young
ladyhood, completely captivated
the packed house that gathered
to watch the Silver Box Studio
on parade again and again
the audience applauded Miss
Moore back on the stage "I'm
Nobody'S Baby Now" Herman
Miller the guest artist, proved
himself still the versatile enter
tainer that keeps him tops in
the theatrical world and he
sang, danced and did an imper-
sonation of himself at the ten
der age of eight that shook the
house with applause. the re-
cital itself, beautiful in every
respect, was loaded with talen-
ted children who danced, and
sang themselves right into the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. John @.
Public. the entire show was
surrounded with events that ex-
amplifed the American spirit
and made one feel proud that
he was a part of such a great
country the costumes we're
very snartly designed and look
ed good on the children, Enid
Forde was the designer beau
tiful scenery blended perfectly
in every detail as the pupils
came out to do their numbers
Mildred Davenport stood out
front with talent. the recital
was OK thrills from 8 until
11:45 no surprise to the public
at large who know the excellent
tudorship Of the Bronze Studio
congratulations to the boss,
Lieut.. Davenport, her official
teaching staff and pupils. per-
sonal from me to you, Mile
dear, Bates Hall is too small for
your great affairs perhaps
with 500 seated, 1000 were on
the outside trying to get a peep
in.
ARMY CASUALTY
Hamilton Harding Cook, son
of the retired Pullman Porter,
Jasper Cook, is among the first
Roxbury boys to receive injur-
les while in the armed services
of this country Harding is SUI
fering a severe head injury in
flicted by an exploding bomb
... Cook is in hospital in Can
ada, the war department did
not make known just how seri-
Gus he was injured or any par
ticulars concerning the bombing
or Just what hospital he is in.
SNEAK THIEVES
who a few weeks ago broke into
the garage of Rev. owens steal
ing his tires seem to be still in
operation in that district,
among the latest victims we
find Freddie Stokes thieves
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4-ROOM APT, 1853 COLUMBUS
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be seen at any time, Apply at
suite /. same address.
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Nicely furnished large and
small rooms and kitchenettes,
newly renovated, all convenient
ces, reasonable rent at 400 and
sol Columbus Avenue, Boston.
Apply at IL Greenwich Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Help COR elatsckOvifS
Bob Gerber, Another Scoring Ace From Toledo
University. Joins Him Against Rens

Gerbcr'S achievements are many.
but his outstanding marks are:
Scoring $50 points last sea-
son 10 tie the national collegiate
record
2 Averaging 2l.5 points in IA
Toledo games last season.
B Establish Madison Square
Garden records of 81 points in one
game. 65 points in three games.
other summarizes on the Toledo
squad include Jake Townsend, for
mer University of Michigan cap
tain. and Jewell Young. former
Purdue great. Howard McCarty.
former Wayne University star, and
Norman Bulb Borton of Alma
University, both of whom played
with the Auto Club last year, are
also on the roster.
Nightcap of the double header
matches the New York Globetrot-
terS with Oshkosh, National League
champions and W n ners of the
worlds championship tournament
last spring in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Dordiis Urges
Varsity Sports

Charles F.. Dorais. Titan coach
and city councilman. shared the
spotlight with John Middlesworth,
Wyandotte high mentor. as a
capacity crowd turned out 10 ban
quet Middlesworth'S indicated,
united Border City League cham
piG football team last night at
ST, . Johns cQsATSnity Hall in Wy
Dorais, main Speaker, stressed
the Importance Of football and ath-
lethic training in the war effort
and expressed disapproval of mass
.calisthenics as substitute for
competitive sport. thus committing
himself definitely for the first
time on the proposal TO abolish
varsity sport in Detroit high
schools.
The Wyandotte Junior Chamber
of Commerce. sponsor of the VIC
tory banquet. awarded silver foot
balls to the Sc players. TO Athletic
Director Jack Henderson and to
the coaching staff comprised of
Middlesworth, Bob Dawson. Web
Hagadone and Jerry Henderson.
The football used in the tradi-
tional Wyandotte River Rouge
game, which the champions Won
for the first time in 1S years, was
auctioned off 10 George Genthe OF
Wyandotte for S700 in war bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Wistert, Ceithaml
On Eastern Team

NEW YORK Dec. ! lLNS)
Andy Kerr ut Colgate head coach
al tho An-E7st college team -ulL
uI p'aH tu tl'-Wce' eleven Ir
tb. amau NeH Years Day
charity -aur 40 san Francisco
announce, e p,lyere had been
selected ,ur his squad, with u
more ,,- ta le uaUod
lrkad aD Dove %ofrc Dance
and >eWrucr Wisconsin,, cnd>.
W-tDg ,Nrb-1nl kiug tA.u-
gDuel and WIiung Minnesota
t4E'.. ~lHeIwtn PcrnSyNanIF'
AHA Hau4u MINNESOTA guard.
Mo>s.at NaI,i and Soh4SteahsEr
.torHrl~ ccrtcrs Goygrn9I
uCa.umh.al Daley Minnesota
Hona,h tDho Statcl. Kiclbasl
tDueacsncl. F'lp0wicz tFord-
hawf. CcuhamI oNichlganl. Fox
lre.es'cH and Lynn tOhio state
VI. halt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Sailors Press
Lawrence Five

Lawrence Tech basketball team
ran into scare last night but
cked out a 5l-46 victory over the
Crosse lie Naval Training Base at
HaCkett Field House.
The sailors took an early lead
which Tech erased midway of the
neriod AZ half time Tech was in
front. 25-23. In the first six min
utcS OF the second half Tech out
shot the sailors from the floor
six 10 two
With only five minutes remain
ing. Tech led 1896 Here TIE sail
orS spceded up the attack and
drew up TO 1912 with three min
uteS left a basket by Norman
HankinS. and three points by Chef
Gabriel. gave the Blue Devils a
nine-point lead and they held off
-t44A-G Crosse Ille-tean4- the rest of the
WaV.
Guard Bill Jones Of Tech paced
the scorers with II points. Chef
Gabriel scored IA. matched by
Jack Flanagan of tho sailors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Diamond
Stars i'm
Ford Loop

Ford Motor Company inter-plant
basketball league opens tonight at
Maple High School in Dearborn
with two games With four teams
now in the league and two more
joining next week, contest will he
played every Tuesday night for
the Ford Trophy
Among the players who will
participate arc Barney McCosky,
Tiger star; Mike fresh of the
Chicago White SoX; Jo-Jo White,
a former Tiger now with Seattle
Former collcgians who will see
action include Frank Sabo, mem
Der of last years Wayne team;
Earl Dodd. last season at Illinois
and Robert Hogan. who played at
L. of ID. in 1871.
The first contest is scheduled
for 7;30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Stock Market
Trend Lower;
Trading Light
Favorable War News
Gives Some Support
70 Peace Issues
u, RRoApAN WALL
International Sew service toao''si "f''

International >r"' Ner'ie' ''oao''s' "r'-'
NFN YORK Pee r Com
tinucd selling 90 var stocks
brought am reg llarl, lower trend
10 .hc stock market Yesterday
Trading WIS Light however, aal
thus robbed ,la decline ~ any
sicn.hcance Sales ru-ard 200
Sbare>
War news from an front, was
T. orahle bringing some support
T. M peace issues Bar u tht
ra4u. n,orcst WAS ccai,lta on
- up SINS a., ne treasury
S9uu4u-4nQl Eletar4 FHa arire
n Which $4,000 .u,u<'ncu' mut-
e. &c Insurance dcalcf~ ns
s. o>mca FROM coa4f o. go5>t arc
taAinc part
Biggest ~ tt---t-f-',r --r-tt
end motor stocks while f.T->ilra
gains were shown by the ChcW.-
cats. airlinc>. Sott drink and >pe-
c'slty ISSUES In these latter
csteEorioS. Eastman KODAK rose
J 10 ia. American AIr'nc> ! 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

chuck Chuckovi,S came out of
Toledo University with a national
collegiate scoring record of l.l39
points and continued ms point
making spree by establishing a
ur,v seasons mark of 36f points
last year IN the National Profcs-
slonal League
one man alone however. can't
WIN "a t1uii gdruC. nat WIS dcmUn-
Sralcd here last spring when
ChuCkovIts and his Toledo team
were handed a 5l-33 defeat by
Now York Renaissance IN pro-
ics,ional program at Olympia.
When Toledo and the Rens meet
tomorrow nigh, an the first game
IF professional doublc-header at
OLYMPIA. however Chuckovits and
company viii be- reinforced by an
other scoring ace. He's Bob Gerber
who broke Chuckovit> collegiate
scoring record with total of l.2Si
points while playing with the same
'fuirriO University team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Honor Al Wistert
As Player Of Year

CHICAGO Dec. ! uNS) Al
Wlstert Michigan tackle who was
chosen 1a> the 'Duemau OF the
year by ChlcaEoS 'waiIunG wall.
SCI "A NOW standard of Cridlron
success today. In accepting the
award 10 me final luncheon meet
Ing, WIS'eIt 4Id
Last wear was terrible.
They went around me and over
me all season long. 81 the end
of the season I wanted To- quit
hut Coach Fritz CriSler Chal-
lcngcd me and made me ~ mad
l said. III show that guy.
Every time this season |
wanted TO get excited about
game. would take a look At
myself IN last years movies.
~ work I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Ban School Buses
For Gaze Teams

WASHINGTON, Dec. ! INS)
One moro American tradition
was sacrificed 10 tho war effort a:
the Office of Defense TranSporta
ton outlawcd the use of schoo
buses for sports events.
"The advantages Of games-as-
usual are unfortunately out
weighed AZ the present time by
the needs of MAI" d c a e II
Joseph 3. Eastman, director Of
ODT. in explaining his latest
ruling II sincerely hope some ar
rangement can he made whereby
il will not he necessary for your
schools to miss the fun and
value OF basketball this winter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
indicated Tar!
Seek Tank Title

Fred Condit. indicated star Of
AN undereaiedI~sam leads the
DENLY High School swimmers
agun Wednesday afternoon As the
Ears seek official top honors in
thG< c9et division metropolitan
f6agh> meet at Northwestern pool.
DoAl5M uQdclca'ed m all rs dual
meets ln hlo east side prep season,
looks 10 rhfpn other GcttcrS
besides Condit 10 bring home the
dI'-,ou t.tle
Ccn3it has contributed 10 points
10 ibc toam total m every meet
This year by turning in tirStS IN
the lGp-yard hackStrollc \2nd the
individual medley The \othcr
threats for city honors arc John
Nelson. 201-yard free StyhSt and
relay man. Lee BhNk lOO-yard
breast stroke winner and also q
relay contestant. and BIll Arm
strong. a consistent leader in the
30 and 100-yard free style races.
From other schools. John Bynak
of Northeastern and Reno Solin
CaSS leader stand out 70 make
the free style events anybody $
points
Othcr competitors who -ratC
special mention arc Ken Latear
Ea>,crn'S champion breast stroke
artist and Gordon KoistCr. High
land Parks chief pont-getter OF
the year.
The west side meet follows or
Thursday with the city SemIiinal'
slated for December 9 and the
finals for December II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Orange Bowl Picks
Alabama, Boston {.

MIAMI. Fla. Dec. Alabama
and Boston College viii clash in
the Orange Bowl game New
Years DAY. II was announced
today. Boston College was rated
the country'S 30. team by many
until 1t lost 10 Holy Cross last
SATURDAY Alabama, which made
five tries TO the Rose Bowl,
winning three games and tying
one was defeated this season by
Georgia. Georgia Tech and Georgia
Tre-Fhght. However, II Won from
Tennessee. selected TO play Tulsa
IN the Sugar Bowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
CEITHAML WELL BACKED

The only sophomore on the team
is NeEuS He plugged the weakest
SPOT on the Wisconsin team and
MS lnc-backinE had much 10 do
with the Badgers success.
Unanimously hailed as the best
blocking back IN the conference.
Ccithaml won his position without
difficulty
Although playing with n team
that didn't figure prominently IN
the conference race, Hlllcnbrand
was a Standout. He does every
thing and does 1t well a great
brCakawaV runner. Hlllcnbrdnd
was a constant threat
Harder was the BIC Tens lead
ing individual ground galncr and
scorer in 1871. lie didn't duplicate
this year. bat WAS Just as capable
a performer Harder possessed
more "Straight-away' power than
any fullback IN the conference
Given second team berthS were
Pete PlhoS of Indiana and Bill
Parker of Iowa at the ends. Char
ley C>url Of Ohio State and Paul
lir>brunnef of Wisconsin at the
tackles. Alex AEasc of Illinois and
John Nliman of Minnesota at
guards and Prcculman at center.
I'm the backiold of THIS combi-
nation are Tommy Farmer OF
Iowa OTTO Graham OF Northwest
crn Elroy TUSch of Wisconsin
and Gcrc Fckcte Of Ohio state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Killed in Crash

LONDON. O.. Dec. l tINS).-
Bob BeScher. IS. former baseball
star. was dead today, the victim
Of a train-auto crash. In the
National League two decades ago
with the Cincinnati. New York
and ST. Louis, Bescher was re-
garded as a baSe-running SEN
SatlOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

Totals 10 as Totals 20 II 81
Referee Ken Bortle tWayne). Umpire
Geo Dufuur Georgetown.
Score ~ haf 2523
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01
Crime Wire ON Spot
Sheriff, Seeking to Lower Budget Would End
nfer-PoIice Teetype System

All of which was all right with
the auditors and the sheriff. But
late yesterday, when the teletypc
operators at police headquarters
began bidding farewell TO the po-
hcemen they'd worked with these
many years. CONSERVATION reigncd.