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Evening star., 1942-08-23
Small Buyers Active
In Wholesale Trade
During Week
Many Unable to Place
Antieiputory Orders
Earlier in Year
epecial Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Aug. Wholesale
ordering during the week remained
largely on a conservative basis, Dun
81 Bradstreet. Inc, reported today.
Mail requests increased, some
what enlarging sales totals. but most
orders were OF relatively moderate
size. Fewer buyers were in central
markets than at the same time in
Is41.
Small stores were again reported
to have an exceptionally good repre-
sentation. Many of these small re-
tailers who had not been in a posi-
ton to indulge i'll heavy antieipa-
tory buying earlier this year were
now making replacement purchases
and frequently placing orders for
larger amounts than usual. Whole
salers reported entirely new Gus
toners in some lines as retailers
sought to offset shortages in hard
goods.
More Goods Offered.
There continued to be signs of an
easier supply situation in several
markets, developing both from the
letup of civilian pressure and the
completion of Government orders.
Offerings of underwear were larger
and there was general increase in
dry goods bookings for the civilian
trade.
However. sellers continued to allot
sheets, and items difficult to find in
cluded towels, knitting yarns and a
number of staple cottons. Scarcity
of needed trimmings and fabrics,
especially canvas fronts, held up fall
orders for mems clothing in some
instances. Most household utensils
were being allotted more stringently.
In reflection of the lag in retail
turnover, orders for furniture gen.
orally were we'll behind last years.
The one especially active line was
upholstered goods, which expert
enced a squirt in demand following
the order prohibiting the use of
springs after November /. Manufac-
turers in many instances were set
ting up quotas for their customers
Grocery Volume Larger.
Grocery volume increased with the
belated bookings of California fruits
and an active confirmation of early
specifications.
Gift buying was heavy, calls for
better-quality merchandise and the
addition of demand from new out
lets sending sales ahead of last
year at the Chicago and San Fran
cisco shows.
A substantial number of orders
Tor women's coats and dresses in
cluded an unusual proportion of re-
quests for singles and specials.
Evening star., 1942-08-23

Also extra or extras. Declared or
paid SO far this year. Paid last year
ciation of Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
Capital Securities
(Oyer the Counteyl

:, 'UVsk the COuhgeJ.J
The following nominal bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities traded
over the counter, as of Friday. have been
assembled for The Star by Washington
members Of the National Association Of
Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1942-08-23
(Some Odd-Lot Transactions and Inacti

1ctipe Stocks Not L isted.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
Gu R B

tBy Private wire Direct - TIE starJ
Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday, Aug.
%, 1912.
Evening star., 1942-08-23

Unit OF trading. ten shares sales printed in fuil
IN bankrpp5Gy or reeeyershp Or being eorganlzed
companies, Rates OF dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based last quarterly
semiannua declaration. Unless otherwise spe
cal or extra dividends included xd Ex divi-
dend Elk rights. Also extra extras d Cash
or stock Declared or paid so far this year. Pay
funds 4 Accumulated dividends paid declared this
year. iDeltst1ng pending.
Evening star., 1942-08-23
B o N DS

By private wire direct to The Star.
Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
Aug. %, 1912.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
High. Low Close.
3S 1880 1ooI- ,ooi- 1no,,
Evening star., 1942-08-23
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK Aug. % LPl.-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

The Cardinals matched the
Dodgers. 90 success over the
Giants at Ebbets Field yesterday
with a go triumph over the Pr
rates at Sportsman's. Park to
their lead or two and
one-half games. The victory for
both teams reduced the Cards
pennant-clinching figure to 49,"
Any combination of st. Louis vic
tories or Brooklyn defeats adding
to that digit will bring the flag
home for. the Redbirds.
ST. Louis has four more games
to play, while Brooklyn has five,
including todays contest.
Veteran Bucky Walters. who
has registered Is wins for the
Reds, will pitch against the Cards
first-year sensation, Johnny Beaz-
ley, who has 19 victories against
only six defeats.
RUDE Melton or Tommy Hughes
two of the Phillies' best pitchers
will attempt to scotch the Dodg.
ers' hopes against southpaw Larry
French, a 13-game winner fol
Brooklyn this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Pastor Rates
Durable Tag
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Durable Bob Pastor they call
him, but he's more than that. He's
one of the finest conditioned
athletes TO compete in any sport.
The former New York Univer-
sity football player weighed just
1872 pounds yesterday when he
finished his first local workout at
the Motor City gym in preparation
for Friday nights fight with
Buddy Scott at Olympia. =.
Pastor weighed 1873 when he
fought Joe Louis three years ago
at Briggs Stadium in his last APP
pearance here. And he weighed
I170 when he met Louis the first
time, in 1897 at Madison Square
Garden, New York.
Only the Brown Bomber him.
self can claim a comparable record
of condition. He weighed 20(
pounds the first time he met
Pastor, and he's never stepped into
the ring in defense of his crown
over 206 pounds.
There'll be little difference ir
weight between the two principals
for Scott weighed 181 yesterday al
the conclusion of his workout
which included four rounds of box.
ing. Six feet one-half inch tall
he'll have an inch advantage ir
height. however. and a correspond
ing advantage in reach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Lion Boss
Threatens
Fines
By LEO MACDoNELL

Coach Bill Edwards expects to
see movies today of the game the
Lions played with the Cardinals
in Chicago Sunday, after which
the wrathy mentor of Detroit's
pro football team may take "ex-
treme action &c. .ssess
There have been charges that
some of the veterans, too satisfied
in their belief that grid help is
hard to get, have not been taking
their jobs seriously enough.
Instead of the usual Monday
vacation after a game, Edwards
put his charges through two in
stead of one practice yesterday.
There will be two more today and
the possibility of extra time with
out extra pay on other days before
the game at Briggs Stadium next
SUNDAY with Dutch Clark's Cleve-
i ID Rams.
With the return Of the Lions
from Chicago, the coach revamped
the quarterback setup in hopes OF
getting better direction on the
field of battle, the lack of which
was quite noticeable Sunday.
Whereas the Cardinals got two
breaks and cashed in on both. the
Lions made no use of their oppor-
tunities to score.
Under the new program, Harry
Hopp, Ned Mathews and Mickey
Sarzotta, in addition to Murray
Evans. will call the signals. Be-
sides Evans the signal callers here
tofore have been Paul Szakash
ard Bill Calihan. Evans, a hold
over. will continue to call the
plays when in the lineup. Hopp
called signals at Nebraska. Math-
ews at u. c. L. A. and Sarzotta
at Western Reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

port is that in the office Of
President Ford Frick are UNI
pires' reports showing that the
conduct of some of the Dodgers,
particularly Manager Durocher,
toward opposing players was of
a type to cause any red-blooded
ballplayer to fight harder
against the Dodgers than against
any other club.
Durocher claimed all oppo-
nents were picking on the
Dodgers. That's undoubtedly
true, but possibly they had rea-
son. There was that bean ball
incident" with the Cubs.
OF course the collapse of key
men was disastrous. Reiser was
injured and couldn't give his
best. Medwick slumped terribly.
So did Camilli and Walker. All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
HOME X
RUNS BATTED IN
HITS

to stand the strain Of the drive
down the stretch, which old men
don't stand so well after they
have battled two-thirds of the
way.
Bearing down by all opposition
In a concerted effort to beat the
Dodgers because they had will
fully built up a hatred for them
selves among other clubs due to
their own conduct on the field.
1t is possible that more stress
should be laid on the third rea-
son in trying to find the most
important one for the downfall
OF what in mid-August seemed
a sure pennant winner-even TO
their rivals, who were virtually
whipped when they lost series
to the Buns" at Ebbets Field.
This is based on fact. My re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Honor
Mackinac
Shippers

Winning shippers in the Ave
classes in the Port Huron-Macki-
nae Race held in July will receive
their awards at a dinner at the
Bayview Yacht Club tonight at
z o'clock.
Those to be awarded are
Charles Beck. racing-cruising win
ner with Hostess II; Ernie Crates,
who took racing class .laurels
with his eight-meter Shamrock (;
Wilfred foot" Gmeiner, skipper
of Apache, B-division racing-cruis-
ing winner; Toby Balch, winner of
B class cruising with Iolanthe,
and Perez Williamson. who won
A class cruising honors with Rain
bow ".
Bayview's sAll Night Race win
ners also will be honored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
NATIONAL LEag,

old timer. When two or three
sluggers drop down to around
200 in their batting. no pitching
staff can save them. The pitchers
were doing all right, but the
attack cracked.
Larry MacPhail. president Of
the Dodgers, is quoted as saying
that the next time he selects a
manager he will get one who
likes to have young players who
are coming up. This means that
he doesn't think Durocher was
right in not having more younr-
sters and that Leo Is probably
through as pilot Of the Buns.
The Buns" are not only
washed up In this race. but many
OF them are washed up as ma or
league regulars. unless Uncle
Sam takes so many young men
they are fortunate enough %
hang on somewhere for q tina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Conduct Field Big Factor in Collapse Of .Bunss,
BY EDWARD w. COCHRANE

BY EDWARD w. COCHRANE
international News service sports Writer
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Not
that it matters now, but when a
potential winner folds at the
head of the stretch as the break
down buns" of Brooklyn did,
only TO go skidding along in the
wake of the Cardinals dash pen
nantward, it is always interest
ing 10 discover the cause. II
possible.
Many theories have been adj
vanced by experts, but the chief
ones may be summed up as
follows:
. Key men like Reiser, Medwick,
CamiIIi and Walker slumped 90
badly they couldn't average ESQ
at bat &C . time when . few
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Near
District Record

Margaret Russell will be seeking
to set a new record next Tuesday
when the last weekly event of the
Women's District Golf Association
is held at Detroit Golf Club.
Margaret has won the weekly
event nine times this season, last
of which came yesterday at Bloom
field Hills when she toured the
wind-swept course in 44-42-S6.
The old record is held jointly by
Margaret and Mrs. Donald Weiss
of Flint at nine.
In second place was Mrs. G. A.
Wettlaufer with 43-44-S7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Tigers Victory
Earns 13-9Edqe
In '42Over Sox
By LEO MACDONELL

Well, the Tigers did better
against the White Sox this year
than last year. IL that means any
thing to you.
When the Tigers crushed the
Sox, 9 TO 2, at Briggs Stadium
yesterday in the final home game
of the season for ADel Bakers
boys, it gave them a margin of
|13 victories against nine defeats
during 1912.
The Tigers, in 1871. won only
10 against II setbacks at the
hands OF the crew managed by
Jimmy Dykes.
With Briggs Stadium darkened
for the year-possibly for the
Iduration-the Tigers move over 10
Cleveland TO play games with the
Indians. Saturday and Sunday.
These two contests. last of the
schedule for the Tigers, might
mean the difference between fourth
and fifth place between the two
clubs. Or the Tigers and Indians
might wind up as they did a year
ago, tied for fourth.
TROUT CONNECTS
To Paul Dizzy Trout. the
turbulent Tiger, went the honor
of winning the final home game
of the year. Trout turned in a
lcreditable performance, holding
the Sox TO six hits. In seven
innings the White Sox collected
only two safeties. Then as Trout,
with a commanding lead. eased
up, the visitors added four hits
to their total in the last two
frames.
1t was Trout's twelfth triumph
of the season against Is losses.
All six hits off Dir were singles.
Bill Dietrich, the starting pitcher
for Chicago. and Jake Wade, ex-
Tiger, between them issued an
even dozen passes. Dietrich yielded
eight, forcing home three Tiger
runs in the first two heats on
walks.
Taking over in the third, Wade
held the Tigers in check until the
seventh when the left-hander COL
lapsed. With seven hits in a row
the Tigers poured five markers
across the plate. The seven bingles
included two-baggers by Johnny
Lipon. Rudy York and Trout.
Trout also bagged a double off
Bob Weiland. who hurled for the
visitors in the eighth inning.
York's two-bagger was a fly ball
which dropped safely in left field
when Val Helm slipped and fell.
Helm found the footing bad all
Afternoon. Dykes plans TO take
him 20 a new blacksmith next
Iseason---if there is next season.
ut was the weather." Dykes
explained. my boys do not do
too well In cold countries"
CHICAGO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

"Not exactly live up in Saratoga Springs. My dads
builder up there work for him. We built fine house for
Bob Pastor up there Cost about $25.O00'
You did! H my dads manager of Bob Pastor!
~You don't say"
Jimmie Johnston another of tea smiled and said
Pretty good story EN-: The boy whose dad is Pastors
Is Edward Johnston Fancy the two meeting
like that-on ship in the Pacific in the dark BACKED
out ship Noonans father who also in the relayed the
story in letter back to this country"
The younger Johnston who has been in the navy for
years, is a chief petty officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

game at st. Louis tonight that's
keeping a faint flicker of hope
alive for Flatbush.
1t is necessary, Of course. for
the Dodgers to beat the Phils,
the Braves twice and the Phils
again in their two-game season
windup. But unless either the
Reds or Chicago Cubs come
through to trim the Redbirds.
Brooklyn automatically viii 60
out of the running.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Oh, Yes, That Fight Here Friday

"Abes doing all right" Johnston declared good
to Abeboxhg and myself. He couple of houses and
other things
Johnston here Of course with Pastor who fights Buddy
Scott Nick Londes' show at Olympia Friday night.
Sure expect Pastor to wn" Johnston declared "but
a fellow can't be certain about any fight fellow who
willing to bet could have made plenty of money Simon
against Louis Remember, everybody saying that the
champion would knock out Simon in a couple rounds
"They said that Bob fought
here And remember what fight Bob against
Joe IL Bob hadn't been he could have the title
that night Remember how he stepped in toe with joe
couldn't stop him. He too brave for me-for his
good.
But would like to get that Louis again And
Tin my book Louis Is the greatest heavyweight of all time.
would still like Pastor in there with him again.
sharper than he is today
All Of which not spell bad for Scott Friday.
Gle will knock Scott out this time" Johnston predicts
Anyway, not the greatest manager OF all time-and
don't of greater managerJimmie Johnston
tany the most entertaining The 6yearod Johnston has
aged fighters to world championships since coming from
liverpool England years ago. That's being great enough for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Red Sox Buy Catcher

BOSTON, Sept. % 1NS).-
Purchase OF, Catcher Roy Partee,
%, of the Portsmouth. Va, Pied
mont League team. was announced
by the Boston Red Sox. Partee
hit .299 in lis games during the
past season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

sRatted for Dietrich in third.
+Batted for Wade In eighth.
Chicago 600 Oi0 O1o-7
DETROIT $50 600 05x-e
Runs baited in-Ross z. Cramer. Meyer.
Dickey, Trout 2. Holloway, Lipon, Me-
Cosky. York. Twn-base hits-Lodigiani
Upon York. Trout 2. Stolen base-Cramer.
Sacrifice hits-Trout. Unser. Double plays
Trout 10 York, Wells TO LodiEiani 10
Holloway. Meyer 10 Lipon 10 York. Left
on bases-Chicago 5, Detroit II. Bases on
bArs-Ou Dietrich off Wade 4, off Trout
3. Struck out--By Dietrich /. by Wade 2,
by Trout 4 Hits-On Dietrich In In
nings. off wade Z in innings, off weiland
2 in / inning Wild pitch--Wade. Losing
pitcher--Iietrich Time--I:i4. Umpires--
GTO paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Louie Schneider Dies of Old Injuries

INDIANAPOLIS Sept % uNs)-Louis ouie) F. Schneider
40 vdeyknown automobile driver and winner of the
indianapolis classic in 1891 dead today the result
of in suffered in crash four California
track
Schneider died from complications which followed the crushing
of his left in the California crash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Dodgers Hopeful
On borrowed Time

NEW YORK. Sept. % tUP).-
Living strictly on borrowed
time" the runnerup Brooklyn
Dodgers g, take the field today
against the Philadelphia Phils.
But regardless of the outcome,
it's the Cincinnati Reds Cardinal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Great Lakes IL
Rated 10 Beat
Michigan Team
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press stan Correspondent


NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Pick-
ing the football winners we
hope!
MIDWEST
Great Lakes over Michigan
one Of the weeks best games,
with the sailors probably having
superior reserves and experience.
Notre Dame over Wisconsin,
the highly-touted Irish launch
what may be a perfect season.
although the Badgers are i'm
proved.
Ohio State over Fort Knox
the soldiers teamwork hasn't
had time to jell.
Fordham over Purdue - the
Rams dream backfield tramples
the Boilermakers with compare
tive ease.
Iowa Naval Cadets over
Northwestern Bernie Bier
mans Cadets, who crushed
Kansas. 61-0, pack too much
punch.
Minnesota over Pittsburgh-a
midwestern titan wallops a de-
emphasized eastern outfit.
Iowa over Nebraska hard
game in which the Hawkeyes
should prevail by virtue Of
slightly superior power and
passing.
Marquette over Kansas--the
Jayhawks still will be jittery
after last weeks battering by
the Iowa Cadets.
Also. Indiana over Butler, and
Illinois over South Dakota.
EAST
William and Mary over Navy
the big, tough Indians and an
uncertain MILDLY eleven send US
out on the limb.
Temple over Georgetown -
superior power and passing
against an apparently mediocre
band.
North Carolina Air Cadets
over Harvard-although neither
coach has had time to fashion q
formidable machine, sleepy Jim
Crowley's Cadets should have
superior material. s
Holy Cross over Dartmouth
although the Crusaders are abb
sorbing a new system under q
new coach. they seem stronger
than Dartmouth's make-shift
eleven.
Also: Columbia over Fort
Monmouth, Princeton over Lake.
hurst Naval 'Air Station, Cornell
over Lafayette. Maryland over
Connecticut, Colgate over, -,St.
Lawrence, Pennsylvania over
the Georgia Naval Cadets. .
SOUTH
Jacksonville Navy Filters over
Georgia-after a hard fight.
Georgia Tech over Auburn
better backfield.
Texas A. and M. over Loui-
siana, Duke over Davidson,
North Carolina State over Rich
mond, Virginia over Hampden-
Sydney. Washington and Lee
over West Virginia.
FAR WEST
Texas Christian over II. C..
L. A.-superior passing.
Tulane over Southern Cali
fornia - apparently superior
power.
Washington State over STAN
ford - seasoned performers
against a new setup.
Also: Oregon State over
Idaho, California over st. Mary's,
Oregon over the California
Cadets, Washington over College
of the Pacific, Iowa State over
Denver.
SOUTHWEST
Rice over Corpus Christi Air
Cadets-by one touchdown.
Also: Texas over Kansas
State, Baylor over Hardin
Simmons, Arkansas over Wichita
-. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

The touched Jimmie Johnston in still another spot
his arrival in Detroit when he learned that Jack Singer brilliant
young Hearst correspondent reported missing in action
In the Pacific He first learned of in The Detroit Tines
terday.
II responsible for Singer coming to New York. John
recalled Brilliant boy-gOOd writer Found him in Los
Angeles. Told Mark Heinger him. Mark told ms
international News Servce head about the lad and Jack
his TO the big city And he made good In big
He fights California And fights and baseball in New
York He wanted action Poor kid Sports writers make the
best correspondents"
natural the luncheon talk should around to the
coming match between Joe Louis and Billy Conn.
That's great for boxing proclaimed Johnston, "a great
match and fine hing-makng all that money for the
relief funds"
Johnston reported that Abe Simon the huge New Yorker
who gave Louis unexpected tough tuss Detroit is working
in a defense plant Long Island
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
NJ. [. Race Today

NEW YORK, Sept. % tUP).-
The National League pennant
race at a glance:
w GB To play
St. Louis l02 As 80.
Brooklyn 90 so az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Probable Pitchers

ny Unitel Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
washington (scarborough 2-O) n New
York tBonham 20-5D, 3 p. m.
Only game scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati tWaiters 1917 AZ St. Louis
tBeazley 1850. $50 y. M
Philadelphis melton els or Hughes IL
lO at Brookiyn 0Freneh 13-4J. 5p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

ITHACA. N. Y, Sept. % QNS)
Cornell lost its football captain
when Ken Stofer withdrew from
school and left for his home a,
Lakewood. o., TO enlist in the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Jimmie Johnston Tells
! of Meeting Between
: Hero Powers and Scr


Jimmie Johnston put down half emptied of black tea
and said
"He the first who laced glove Pastor
Johnston speaking of 1t Jack" Powers his nephew
subject of the lead of President Rooseves Labor Day speech
dive bomb who sank Jap ship the Coral Sea battle
losing his life in the glorious achievement.
"Yeh" said Johnston Jack and Bob Dob PASTOR were
great friends They Boy Scouts together at high school
Washington Heights New York City,. Jack couple
years and boxed himself 1t 1925
I believe, when Bob first boxed"
The of the to Johnston brought home by
Pastors manager in another story
"Wanta hear h?" Johnston asked.
OF course, wanted to hear it,
One Word Leads to Another
II" In the Pacific" Johnston picked up during ship
blackout mache-no cigarets Two tars bumped into
each other the darened deck and struck conversation
"Wish had a cigaret, said
swish Broadway replied the other.
alive in New Yorx? the first inquired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

BY LEO MAcDoNELL-

Meet on BIocked Out
Z Ship; 1t. Powers, Pastor
Were Boy Scouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Pick-
ing the football winners - we
hope!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
Friend Jack Singer Reported Lost

years, is chief petty officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-23
SOUTHWEST

Rice over Corpus Christi Air
Cadets-by one touchdown.
Also: Texas over Kansas
State, Baylor over Hardin
Simmons. Arkansas over Wichita
University. Southern Methodist
over North Texas Teachers,
Texas Tech over West Texas
Teachers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES
Bible and Gospel Tracts

BIBLEs-An purposes. styles, prices; on
approval. stafford. 1f77 coplln. LIE. 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17

READINGS French Elise CTeapo' Dome ,.
sari and Fire 4il7 Second. Apsr'nsn;
C-3. Columbia @7nO