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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
RE0RGANIzE NEWS OFFICE OF U. }. ARMY
Will Cut Down on DupIiea .tion, Inconsistencies of
 Public Relations

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-A con- plete drastic reorganization of the Public Relation agencies of the War Department to eliminate du-, plication of efforts and inconsist- encies in promotion" news is an- nounced by Secretary Henry l.. Stimson.
 At least 75 e the more than 100 public relations officers of the various arms of services and bur- eaus in Washington, outide of the regular War Depaprtment Bureau of Public Relations under Maj. Gen. Surles will be reassigned if possible to duty with the troops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
us. BoMBER5 SCORE HITS ON AXIS SHIPS
American Planes Damage Three Wdrships Off
 Greece Coast

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. l3.-Amer- ica's huge bombers, sweeping out of the setting sun, yesterday evening scored great damage on three Axis warships at Pylos on the west coast of Greece.
 The United States war birds made two direct hits on one cruiser, set second afire and caused an ex- plosion on third. A terrific ex- plosion also was caused aboard the cruiser on which the two hits were scored, and black smoke was seen to be pouring from the second cruis- CT, the result of either a direct hit or near miss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
American Pliers Sweep From English Bases in
 First Big Air Affatks
(By Associated Press)

United States headquarters in Europe announced today that during the past AS hours, United States Army air fighting forces have en- tered the struggle on large scale for the first time.
 A communique states that Amer ican fliers made 31 sorties from 9 am. Tuesday until 9 am. today, including three sweeps over the Nazi occupied invasion" coast, 20 missions over the sea, and eight interception flights off the coast of England.
 No losses are mentioned.
 These new actions coincided with the arrival in England of several high U. s. military officials and have aroused new speculation about an Allied offensive on a new huge scale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
Biz American Vessel Limp ing Toward Malta,
 Germans Say
RUNNING SEA FIGHT
 IN MEDITERRANEAN
No Confirmation, Enemy $ Statements, from
 Allied Sources
cBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

The German 0 o m m d an- nounced today that the U. s. air craft carrier Wasp has been set afire by six direct bomb hits and is now trying to reach Malta" as a result of a running attack on a big Allied Mediterranean convoy by German and Italian naval and air units.
 There is no confirmation of the German claim from any Allied source.
 The Wasp delivered planes at Malta in June, however, and may be in that area now.
 The 14,000-ton carrier was con- pieted in April, 1940, and carries a normal complement of 1900 men, including the flying personnel.
 The Germans said that in addi- ton to the destruction of the Brit ish carrier Eagle, previously claimed by the Nazis, nine freighters total
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
SENATOR'S
 LAND LN
 FAIRBANKS
ExpeCted This Afternoon in Interior City 10 h.
 speet Defenses

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Aug. 13.-- Senators Albert B. Chandler, Mon c. Wallgren, Rufus c. Holman and Harold H. Burton, members of the Senate Military Affairs Subcommit- tee to inspect Alaska defenses, were due here this afternoon by air from Edmonton. The party left Spokane last Monday. At Anchor age the members will be guests of Major Gen. Simon B. Buckner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
NAvy's NIGHT REPORT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. = Hard hitting United States Marines have successfully effected landings on three of the Solomon Islands in the vicinity of Tulagi, the Navy De- partment reported last night.
 Operations have advanced to the point where the Marines are con- solidating their positions in the face of fierce enemy resistance. The strength of the resistance is -indi- cated in the Navy statement that sea forces supporting the landings have been engaged in bitter fight ing, fact suggesting that the Jap anese have rallied powerful air and surface units to the defense of their troops.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
The W ashingtOn Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON tMajor Robert 5. Allen on active duty)

WASHINGTON-The cabinet tt room of the White House wit messed a tough-talking debate the other night over the vitally inn portant question of stabilizing wages at their present level or permitting the IS per cent in- crease recommended by the War Labor Board.
 Judge Sam Rosenman, close per- sonal friend of the President, pre- sided at the meeting and did his best to smooth out the differences between Leon Henderson, who flatly opposed the wage increase, and War Labor Board Chairman Will Davis, who favored it.
 Rosenman even called in Donald Nelson to help him act as peace maker. Nelson. however, cagily avoided taking sides, agreed there was a lot to be said for both Henderson and Davis. In the end the meeting got nowhere.
 Henderson didn't budge from his position that all wages in war in- dustries should be frozen and that the IS per cent increase ceiling lover the Jan. 1941, wage scale), i, announced by he War Labor Board in its steel decision, would have serious inflationary effects.
 The Is per cent formula, the Price Administrator contended, would create $3,550,000,000 of extra spending power if universally adop- ted With so much more money in circulation, he said, it will be extremely difficult to hold down price ceilings on scarce consumer commodities.
 War Labor Board Chairman Da- wis hotly refuted this argument. He contended that the boards for mula would result in not more than $500 100000 in increased wa ges, or spending power. This, he said, would not be an imitation hazard if it were coupled with ad- ditional rationing of consumer goods.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
ALLIES SINK
 SHIPPING IN
 RABAUL BAY
Australian Hed dqudrfers Announces Success
 full Raid in North z

GEN. MacARTHUR'S HEAD QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA, Aug. 13. Y Allied bombers attacking the Japanese harbor at Rabaul, north west of the Solomon Island actions, have left a large Japanese ship in sinking condition.
 The Allied fliers also set three other ships afire, the official an- nouncement says.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
TEACHERS SOON LEAVING
 FOR SCHOOL AT KASAAN

MT. and Mrs David Morgan, who have been in Juneau since early June following the close of the Office of Indian Affairs School at Tatelik, of which they were teach CTS will leave soon for their new school.
 MT. and Mrs. Morgan are to teach during the coming year at the Indian Affairs school at Ka- saan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
SUB
 SINKS TWO
 JAP SHIPS
Netherlands U-Boat, East ern Waters, Announces
 Atfalk on Convoy

LONDON. Aug. l3. - A Nether- lands submarine has torpedoed two Jap supply vessels which must be considered as total losses" the Ne therlands Government announced today.
 The sub. operating with the Eastern fleet, attacked a convoy of Jap supply vessels.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
930 Men of
 Torpedoed
 Eagle Safe
British Airudft Carrier 5 Commander Is Among
 Survivors Listed

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The British Admiralty announced today that 93o survivors of the torpedoed aircraft carrier Eagle have been accounted for, including Captain Macintosh, Commander,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13
HAW Going Down in
 History as Naiion's Tie-Breakingesi v.p.
BY JACK sTINNETT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 No matter what other little niche Henry A. Wallace gets in the hall of fame, he'll do down as the tie- breakingest vice presid ent this country has ever had.
 The ninety senator" - as the V.-P. is sometmies called can vote only in case Of tie. Some vice presideslts have never had an opportunity to toss in their deadlock breaking aye or nay
 Vice President Garner, for in- stance, stuck around eight years with only one chance to knock the bottom out of a tie vote. But in some 20 months in office, MT. Wallace has cast his vote in the Senate five times. That may not be the 160-year-old record. But senate historians think it is
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13

Sumner Welles is distant rela- tive of President Roosevelt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-13

Mir. Wallace made very poor start as a e-breaker. When his first opportunity came last year, he was out having lunch. It was measure important to the admin istration, too. But the boys fixed it up. They reconsidered. And on the second vote, Wallace was in the chair.
 That reconsideration saved him from falling into the class with
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FETCHED TO LIVING COSTS
 Davis added that the Is per cent wage increase was equitable, in his oppinion, since it was based on the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

LONDON, July II (UP).-
Every afternoon American soldiers
play baseball in the parks Of CEN
trail London and every afternoon
the crowds Of Londoners sur
rounding the fields in camp chairs
grows larger.
The Londoners are learning
about baseball. IL has been q
slow process because IL is enough
like cricket to be completely con-
fusing Occasionally now someone
cries out timidly, Bravo" or
Good play" Just the other day
one Englishmsn shouted SO loudly
his neighbors heard him:
slide, Old boy, slide" he
yelled.
The soldier did, reaching second
base.
Good lad" approved the con-
vert 10 the great American pas
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
The Greater Game ~ss

man, who is in charge OF the ath-
letic program at the Iowa Cadet
School, spoke -.
An extensive swimming pro-
gram which will include LOO men
each day has been opened at the
Navy Pier in Chicago II will
be under the direction Of Lieut..
John d. Murphy, assistant athletic
officer Among his assistants
will be Specialist First Class Dan
Kiefaber who was a swimmer al
Michigan State College And
1t won't be Just swimming for
speed and style II VIII be
learning lessons 90 necessary now
|. sliding down ropes from ships
decks, proper methods OF combat
ing man-eating sharks, barracuda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Zsmperini Now
at Midland Field

Lou Zamperini. former great
miller at Southern California, ~ q
bombardier cadet at Midland Fly
ing Field -. He came from Filing
ton Field and uses his spare time
to keep in shape working out on
the track Pete Halford OF
Memphis, Tenn. softban pitcher at
the Midland Army Flying School.
hasn't lost q game this year and
has chalked up more than 20 Viz
tories He has two no-hitters
to his credit -.
The Tower. post paper Of Fort
Sheridan, offers q salute OF Mrs.
Fred l.. Mandei IT.. wife Of the
owner of the Detroit Lions, for
heading a committee of ladies who
got enough big department stores
10 advertise to get the paper
started The Fort Sheridan
golf team was guest OF the Eim-
hurst Country last week In
lcluded IN the party were Lieut.
ID. r. Murphy, post chaplain; Sgt.
Herb Miller. Corp. Sam Rufo,
coach; Pfc. John Mack, and Pvt.
Don Lundquist . 81. They competed
against entries in the Women S
Western.
Les Mueller. a Tiger farm hand
who left Beaumont IN join the
army. was losing pitcher when the
Chicago Cubs defeated jefferson
Barracks in ii innings. : 10 ,
Both OF the service runs were
driven in by George Archie, for
mer Tiger rookie Bob Feller
is expected 10 pitch for Norfolk
against Quantico Marines In a
benefit game in a couple Of weeks
Then he ix expected 10 he
shifted 10 a foreign station
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Master of KnucHe Ball Art

Rommel American League umpire was one OF
first knuckebal pitchers Hurting for the Athletics
he q games with it Elmer Layden, COM
National Football League sold his home m south
Bend and is moving family Chicago Baseball fans In
getting along without their peanuts
delicaces high Joe Nelson made
his debut by pitching noh but he lost
T. to balls and long fly did the damage
Seabscuit only 400G turf hstory-and then
Whirlaway with the Brooklyn Handicap at Aque
duct earnings $404 49, just 1882 less than
the Biscuit Knocked his time at the Warren
Wright, millionaire manufacturer of baking powder is the
of Whiriy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

With entries already starting to
flow in for the Metropolitan De-
troit softball tournament, spon-
sored by The Detroit Times, ANA
teur Softball Association Commits
sioner Frank Lafferty clarified
rules governing the playing of both
the mems and girls Class A games.
Both Glass A divisions will COM
pete on a two-game-lOss-and out
basis, the same arrangement under
which the world title games here
In September will be played.
Winners of the mems and girls
Class A titles in the metropolitan
Detroit tournament will automati-
cally qualify for the world title
games. Runners-up in both groups
will be sent TO Chicago for the
regional tournament there and If
victorious. will also compete in the
championship games along with
the Metro winners.
The Class r girls games will also
be played with two losses being
allowed before elimination.
The Glass b, c, and junior
mems games. however, will be
played on a sudden death" plan.
with one loss causing elimination.
This will prevail until the semi
final rounds are reached, when the
two-loss elimination will become
effective.
Plans are TO start the Metro
politsn Detroit championships All
gust 1. All entries must be sent
TO the Department of Parks and
Recreation, 504 Elmwood. The
accompanying entry blank may he
used or similar ones obtained ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
DiMag Was His Cousin

Mel Harder established of record when he struck
Joe DMaggio three times in Cleveland recently
Never before had the Yankee sugg been whitfield that
times in q Ensign Earle T. McGiicuddy persists in
using full instead the abbrevaon his father
Earle Mack and grandfather Connie Mack In his mail Jimmy
Dykes received scroll entitled Daily Prayer"
entreatng Help Me Keep Ny Big Mouth Shut Until Know
What Am Talking About He may hitting ball
hard but the Cincinnati Reds boastng Walker
abe best base the club has had Bob Besher
Joe Cronn Of the Red Sox and Joe Haynes
married 10 sisters the foster daughters of Clark Griffith
When Mexico declared Axis Galina of the
Charlotte Club washington farm shed toys
hurried home to join the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Al Bigelow, well known Detroit
ssndlot manager and coach re-
ceives much mail from former
players now in the service Al,
who doubles as the traffic officer
in front Of the Detroit Times, con-
tributes a letter from Pvt. Muir
ray Baxley, now in the army -.
Some OF the excerpts from the
letter I'VE are now in New
Caledonia out in the Pacific .
We had good voyage 10 Aus
tralia and after short time were
shifted The people in Aus
tralia treated Us fine. just like
their own sons we were bill
letted m private homes We
have a baseball team and play
each Sunday First two games
were against Engineers and they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Tosss 10 n 10 Totals 81 n 5
'Batted for Salvo in eighth.
Raiied for Meruo in seventh.
1Batted for Mccullough In seventh.
sBstfed for Fleming In eighth
Boston 100 900 600
Chicago 600 100 1907
Runs Holmes Cuccinello. Wsner. Salvo,
Cavarretta, Novikoff. Errors-Stringer,
ssivo, West, lombard. Runs batted in
p. waner, lombard 2. Novkoff. Dalles-
santro. tCuecfssiie scored on Wild pitch N
frst ,nning) Two-bsse hits-Lombardi 2,
saivo. Hovtkon Stolen base--Nicholson I
Doueie p,sys-hfrier 20 Roeerge TO Gremp
z. Miller TO Gremp. Cuccipello TO Roberge
TO Gremp. Left on sases-Boston q, Chicago
b. Rases On bslls-Off salvo ?, off Farley
4. off Lee ., off Fleming i. Struck out
BY saivo D, by Farley z, bs Lee H. BY
Ylening Q. Hits--Off tslvo W innings,
off Farley 1 IN innings, off Lee In lfs
innings. eff Fleming . an Ga iunings, OF
Pressn.n IN inning WDd pitches-Lee
z Winning piteheT-salve. Losing pitcher
Lee Uupfres-Barnck, Pine,h and Bal
laBfsnt. Time SIS Attendsnce--s,2 3o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

brother of owner Dan, was busi-
ness manager and boss of Potsy
Bob fired Potsy to make room
for Jock Sutherland Now Bob
has enlisted in the navy and is
d. g.. assigned TO
Pensacola and can you guess
who is his superior officer? /.
Our old and good friend, Lieuten-
ant Commander George Potsy
Clark.
More than 100 former football
players and students Of University
of Minnesota were sworn IN last
week and given the insignia and
wings Of the Navy Air Corps 4.
The ceremony was held at Fort
Smelling and prominent civic,
scholastic and naval officials at
tended Lieut.. Col. Bernie Bier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Giants Homers
Stop Cardinals
For S-3 Victory

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July IL (INS).
Home runs by Johnny Mize and
Babe Barna led the New York
Giants TO an 8 to 3 win over the
ST. Louis Cardinals today.
The Giants knocked Howard
Pollet out of the box in the first
inning and Mize homered off
Murry Dickson. Pollet's successor,
In the third. Carl Hubbell, who
went all the way for the Giants,
gave up nine hits to earn his
second victory of the year. 1t was
Pollet's fourth defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
ATHLETES you KNOW NOW HELPING UNCLE SAM

Lieut.. Walter Goliath, ex-North1 =
western swim star in charge OF the
program. has organized new
classes and has many more periods
for recreational swimming avail
able TO keep the boys inter-
ested ;. Coxswains Stanley Bryda
and Cy Nelson are Colbath's as
sistants About Is per cent Of
the lads fail in their first tests
but they eventually pass They
have to T.. A storekeeper issuing
10 recruits the other day
looked over one blond giant and
You look like a foot
ball player" -. I've played a LIT.
tie" was the modest comment OF
Bruce Smith, Gopher, the greatest
haifback In the country last
year
Camp Roberts. California, has
more than its quota Of star eth-
Ietes ). Corp. Earl johnson. BASE
ball and basketball star for st.
Mary's College. who later spent
two years with the Boston Red
Sox. is teaching trainees the funda-
mentals OF Infantry warfare
ne pitches on the Camp Roberts
Varsity during his spare time -.
Pvt. Art w. Henk, 8 foot 200
pound former tackle at Michigan
State, Is taking his basic infantry
training at Roberts Pvt. Leo
G.. Yeo is in the same group
He was on the All Big Six swim
ming team in 1910. II and AZ
while a student at Kansas He
also won his letter in track .,
Pvt. raymond Frug, University
|of California at Los Angeles
wrestling champion, is getting his
start at Camp Roberts -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

the Association holds record against BOD fee
wit American Lacquer to face him In the
speedses with the Indians in 1886 he drew base
balls.
Ray Hayworth been around for awhile AT 81, he
Tiger catcher playing of Rochester In
International League Rochester a Cardinal farm club
French sports the Toledo Blade, rates Mark
Christman of the Mudhens Tiger property better
Geary Minneapolis purchased recently
Chstman always great defensive player
and now in swstting the ball. French reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Stephens Praised

Connie Mack credits Junior Stephens rookie shortstop for
bringing the Browns Of the baseball dodrums Ohio
State and Illinois to draw capacity the Munich
pal Stadium in Cleveland November
receipts will to and relief Lefty Conner
rs consistent hitter he hit ISL in 1888 and again In
1883 Last be had big jumping his 153
Bob Allen, Of Knoxville in the Southern Association
who sold Dutch Meyer TO the Tigers for S3500o willing
Jack Zeer have Pitcher Herb Anderson for $4,000
utterdge who playing bangup ball Browns recalls
that In 1888 third basman and shortstop Cardinals
ne made % errors in H2games That before found
out second baseman Gutteridge explained
did like the third base job On FIVE
ice shows, Sonjs Henie crossed 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Potsy's Boss Of
His Old Boss

The golfers who competed In
The Detroit Times Servicemen's
tournament at Red Run were
thrilled by the welcoming they re-
ceived al the club Members
and stan went out OF their way to
make the lads feel at home
and they all had grand time ID.
Life plays little tricks on all OF
us When Potsy Clark was at
Brooklyn as coach Of the Dodgers
in the pro league. Bob Topping,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
NEW YORK

TotAAs ~ ~ ~ Tetah 10 n 10
"Batted for Dickson In seventh.
fBatted for Marion in ninth.
1Bstted for Lanier in ninth.
New York 30l Ol0 O30-s
st. Louis 100 0O2 OOO-3
Runs-Werber 2. OFT, MiEs 2. Danning
Barna. Slaughter. rriplett, Cooper. Errors
Wick. w. Cooper, Hopp. Runs battsd
tn-Ott, hise .. Barna 4, Trtp,ett, Hopp,
|Crespi. Two-bass htts-Werber, OFT, Brown,
Hopp. Home runs-Mize, Barna. Double
plays-Werber TO Nine: Marion to Crespi to
Hopp; w. Cooper to Crespi. Left on bases
st. Louis Z. New York 3. Base on balls
on Hubben /. Struck out-By Hubbell 2,
BY Dscksun 4, by Lanier I. Hits-On Pol
ist--4 n "a inning, on Dickson In Ia
innings. OF LAnier 2 IN 3 innings. Losing
pdfchsr-Poilett. Umpires--Dunn, Sears and
stswart. Time Of gsme-2:os. Attendance
-fe84 pafd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Lee KnoCked0ut
As Braves Win

CHICAGO, July IL QNS).-
Knocking Bill Lee out of the box
with a three-run attack in the
second inning after scoring one in
the first. the Boston Braves de-
feated the Chicago Cubs today.
4 TO 2.
Manager Jimmy Wilson OF the
Cubs was chased out Of the park
in the ninth inning when Lou
Stringer was called out on a third
strike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
ONE OF FIRST KNUCKLEBALL HURLERS

Del Baker in the navy the first World War, made a
number of Atlantic crossings the L. s. s. Humhaw, supply
ship and transport made trips from various ports OF
p 80. a. prsst Rordeaux and Liverpool The Tiger
rs from COB chief commissary steward
He saw 20 dcughboys his were wei fed ana
landed in France prmed and willing The humhaw was
in WASH and sailed down the coast
and through the Canal Baker lives at Sherwood
suburb off Portland, Ore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Swim Stress on
at Great Lakes

Under the caption ut can hap
pen here" the Navy Pier paper
publishes the following item: Ed
ward Stream made a hole in one
at the Big Oaks Country Club
Sunday" BY the way the Navy
Pier baseball team moved into
first place In the Chicago Fedora
ton Baseball League by defeating
the Indians A. c., 8 to a..
The Great Lakes Naval Training
Station Is also placing more and
more emphasis on swimming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
GIenna Is Ignored

Chicago scribe calls Patty Berg the greatest woman
golfer" Wonder Colett Wares admirers will
say that-penty. suspect Father Richard
E. Csrbery of Judge Carbey formerly of Michigan
coach at Fordham has been decorated
gaantry As chaplain Of the 45h Infantry he
yards FIRE administer the last rites
dying Filipino sergeant American troops have practically
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
SoftbdII Champs
To Play Briggs
mac Ndthtfn1 cLdssic

Bendix If South Bend. world
xoftbaIl champions, will invade
Mack Park Monday night To face
Briggs Bomberx, their most per-
xistent rival, in the feature Of .
three-gsme program. The game
will start at $50 o. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Times SOftball
Rules Clarified

the Department Of Parks and
Recreation.
Regional tournaments will be
held over the Labor Day weekend
with the world title games slated
for Detroit. September 1920, in
elusive. All games are sanctioned
by the Amateur Softball Associa-
ton, governing body Of the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

plants for camps Alex Shbcky Of the New York Rangers
Cooper Chicago Bakhawks the latest of the
National Hockey League players to join with the Canadian
troops June 0Dea has story coming out in Golfers
Entitled Don't Marry Ball Player Her husband Lefty
Gomez of the Yankees. helped her write it.