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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-09

PHILADELPHIA, June Up
A woman who spent four
years in Italy says she actually
wept' on her return at the sight
of white bread.
81 haven't seen a loaf in two
years." said Mrs. Reba Kelly,
who came back on the Swedish
liner DrOttninghOIm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-09
Envoy HitchhikeS

CANTON, N. Y, June SPY
- The traditional British
thumbs up" helped Malcolm
Macdonald, United Kingdom
High Commissioner to Canada,
to st. Lawrence University to re-
ceive an honorary degree yester-
day. When MacDonald'S automo-
bile broke down at OgdensburK,
he hitchhiked the Is miles to
Canton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-09

MOSCOW, June 9-U.P)-The
Russians said today that they
had beaten off a strong German
attack on the Kalinin front,
ncs'hwcst of Moscow, ind were
continuing to inflict heavy casu-
alties on the Germans at Sevas-
tOpOl, the defenses of which they
had been assaulting four days.
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Quarterly Income Tax
PAYMENT Due June IS

Quarterly income tax pay
ments may be made on or before
June IS at AZ South Gratiot,
Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue w. l.. Denning said to-
day.
Only checks or money orders
will be accepted, Denning said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-09
RepulSe Attack

CAIRO, June 8 UP Free
French forces holding the I'm
periaI left wing in the Libyan
desert at Biz Hacheim, have re-
pulsed another wave of heavy
Axis attacks, Middle East head
quarters revealed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-09
Jap
Fleet Limps Home
SoreIy Battered Imperial
Squadron Licks it's Wounds

armada retreatedip{ROm Midway
battle contact was lost Satur-
day night-Pearl Harbor OBJ
servers predicted that the enemy
fleet, with reinforcements,
See JAP FLEET-PaGe (
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-09

u S. Naval BIirnps Collide; II are Reported Missing
late X Xxx
bulletins


LONDON, June 9-(P)-The
admiralty announced today that
the British submarine Turbu-
lent had sunk one Italian de-
strOyer, three medium-sized sup
ply ships and a small merchant
ship in the central Mediterran-
can.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-09

Impartial Coverose
of All Loeol News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
TuriieNo Takes
S Place
Red Rolfe CONT

Saverio Turiello. Italian born
welterweight, will replace Tony
MotiSi as an opponent for Jimmy
Edgar Friday night, it was an
nounced today by matchmaker
Nick LondeS.
MotiSi suffered a cut above his
right eye while defeating Tito
Taylor a week ago in Chicago. DR..
y. II. Schaefer examined him yes
tcrday on order Of Boxing Com
missioner John J. IIettche and said
he would not be able 10 fight for
two weeks.
LondcS is convinced, however,
that in Turiello he has As good,
if not better match for Edgar.
Managed by Al Well, who guided
Lou AmbCrS 10 the lightweight
throne. Turicllo defeated Jackie
Byrd, recent knockout victor over
Reuben Shank. in his last start.
In other notable victories this
year he turned back the Cocoa
Kid twice and Icy JannazHe once.
PosSeSSor of the European middle
weight crown, he lost a close de-
cision TO eX-world champ Fred
Apostolic six weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
How Cardinals Won:
Made Hits Count
BY JACK MAHoN

NEW YORK. Oct 6 GNS).-
What happened to the New York
Yankees in the World Series of
1912?
That's the SEA question around
the baseball world today and
though you'll hear nine million as
sorted explanations, from men
who know; men who wouldn {
know a base hit from a ping pong
ball; and guys who just must have
something 10 Say-take our word
for it. The answer is a Cinch.
AT no extra charge. the answer
is the st. Louis Cardinals.
Nothing more. Nothing less.
The world champions of 1871, win
nerS of thew last eight series com
petition. were simply outhit in the
clutch: outrun on the base paths
and outgamed by desperate.
gambling. gang of kids who played
them for what they were swell
rather than what they
were rated TO be, a super-human
baseball machine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Kids Deserved Id
Cardinals May Not Be Great Individually. but
as Team They're Tough to Beat
By BILL CORUM

NEW YORK. Oct. 6 GNS).-
Well. the kids from home came
through. They are good boys and
they make a great ball team.
They clearly deserved their VIC
tory over the deposed Yankees
from every standard by which
baseball can be Judged.
Perhaps IL is true that they are
not great individually. For SOW
eral of them II is too soon 10 say.
But as a combination-aS a team
they are a tough bunch of raS-
Gals 10 down. From their lead
of hitter. James Brown from
GAINESVILLE. n. c.. right down
through their pitchers. any one
of them al any given moment is
apt TO do the thing that will beat
you out of a ball game.
Give 'em an inch and they'll
wind up with your sock supporters.
They just keep on hitching up
their pants, pulling at the peaks
OF their red-billcd caps, and
whacking away at you until II gets
too monotonouS for comfort. Then
they're through the first little
break that appears and gone on
TO victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Kurowski Typifies Gard Spirit

George Whitley Kurowski basebas newest hero Vplhes
the spirit of the Cardinals Polish boy from Reading Pa
a deormed right At the of eight Whitley el on
pile of broken glass The right wrist sWeled ana
his took the DOCTOR who merely
bandsged the injured member Two later oseomyes set
of had be removed in operation The
grew firmly in the intervening between the
wrist though twisting the players arm in the shape
of scyhe.
Kurowsh throw straight enough with the arm out the
curved wrist causes roll making him strictly pull
hitter pulled world title cnching homer into the lett
field stands close to being foul curvng as 1t
the stands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Lanier Still Gets Credit

The official World insist there VIII be no
change in the naming LaHieF the winning pitcher III
SUNDAYS game Among Cardinals and others including some
scres the belief prevailed that How're Poet should nave
credit for the victory This despite the fact that Poett
pitched only one the side at the end OF the sixth
inning. -.
Welded for pinch turned in three scoeess innings
The scorers guided by this rule
retired from the at the END OF elght
innings against him. but his team comes
first enough to win give the
the retiring pitcher and not to the one who pitches out
the last half of condition arises prior
inning award the to the pitcher who did the
hest work doubt about this, give to the man who
pitched the innings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
NOBODY KNOWS BASEBALL'S FUTURE

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-AND THE LEAN AND HUNGRY
WARRIORS OF CHIEF PEP EN- UP S0UTFW0RTH OF THE
TRIBE OF ST. LOUIS KNOCKED THE PANTS OFF THE
FATTED PLUTOCRATS OF CHIEF IRON JAW CHEW BIG
WAD OF GUM MCCARTHY OF THE TRIBE OF NEW YORK.
That my good readers not be from anybodys Bible
the story of the downfall OF the once dynamic
Yankees the of the captivating Cardinals
The Yankees stated and soft Bill the Barber Ilsh told
us would be, and should have written it,
The Cardinals alert, fast and enteprslng Bill the
Tigh should have needed the
wisdom of the tonsorial soothsayer.
Anyway, is all and 1t will be best Tor nasenal-
there ia baseball Incidentally everybody there is
going baseball next year We don't know and we don
know anybody does knowfor In the meantime Dig
league chiefs are going ahead for plans for spring training and
next The baseball heads VIII admit privately
however of players and transportation problems
have worried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Cubs Win in Tenth,
Near Tie With Sox

CHICAGO. oct. 6 tUP). - Big
Bill Lee will oppose Johnny
HUMPHREYS on the mound tonight
IN Comiskcy Park as the Cubs at
tempt TO tie the Chicago series at
three games apiece. The Cubs
won last night. 2-I. in 10 innings
Bobby Surgeons fly TO Fight in
the tenth scored Phil CavarrCtta.
who had tripled. TO break up a
pitching duel between Claude Pas
seau and Teddy Lyons r a h
hurler allowed only five hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Nelson Tells
Of Sedhdwks
BY CLAYTON HELPER

The University of Michigan foot
ball team will meet the Iowa Pre-
Flight Naval Air Cadets-both OF
: Saturday at Ann Arbor.
At least, that's the way the sit.
uation appears to Dave Nelson
Wolverine halfback last year
whose appearance was one of the
features of the seasons first meet.
ing of The Detroit Times Quar-.
terbacks yesterday at the Fort
Shelby
Having just completed his
studies at the Iowa schol. Davey
goes TO Chicago next week TO be.
gin his primary training. And
he's seen plenty of Coach Bernie
Bierman'S wonder team.
They could start five cadets,
I believe. Maybe they do, some
times. But once the game gets
started you'll never see so many
officers I'm your life" the former
scat-back grinned.
Fellows like Benson Of North
western. SXendSon- of Minnesota
and Fisher OF Ohio State are
playing an awful lot of football.
It's going TO he a great game
Saturday, and I'm not going to
miss it,"
A near capacity crowd, surpris-
inc in face of weather conditions
were further pleased 10 meet the
new coaches of the Detroit Lions
John karciS, Lloyd Cardwell and
John Weithe.
IL cant promise YOU any
miracles, hut / do think you'll
see the Lions made a creditable
showing against the Cardinals In
their next home game here"
karClS declared.
Charley Bachman. Michigan
State coach, reported on the Spar
tan-MichIgan game. much to his
voc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

are gone. but isn't that the way II
always is with a champion? You
never know he's through until he
blows.
And now that I managed some
how to live through that ST Louis
dressing room demonstration, I'm
a little glad those kids did it. This
meant so much 10 them II meant
for most Of them that In less than
a week they made more money
than they were paid for the entire
season. for they're young and new
in the game and with a club that
is none too liberal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Yankees Go the Way
Of All Champions
Rv IAMTON CARVER

NEW YORK. Oct. 6 GNS).-I
just Crawlcd out from under a
rock up near Yankee Stadium. The
first thing that greeted my weary
eyes was the world championship
flag flying az half-maSt, I'm the
party who picked the YankS ia
beat the Cardinals, 1t would he
comforting 10 he able TO say it was
a close struggle. Frankly IT was
no contest.
The Yankees az we knew them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Continued on Page l6)
The Kids Do II
Totals 30 o II IL Total.

Totals 80 . II 13 Totals IS : ~ s
IRAN for Dickey In ninth
Batted FOR Ruling In ninth
81 Louis tN L. 600 f0i 002-f
New York "a L. 100 100 OO0 ?
Errors-Brown 2 Hopp Beazey Priddy
Runs T Moore. Slaughter, w Cooper
kurowski, Rizzuto, Rolfe. Runs batted
IN Rizzuto Slaughter. DiMaggio. W
Cooper. kurowsh 2 Home runs Rizzuto
slaughter. Kurowskl Sacrifice hist
Moore. Hopp. Double plays-Gordon 90
Rizzuto to Priddy; Hopp 20 Marion 90
Brown Left on bases--New York "a l.
7 St Louis ~. L. 5. Earned runs New
York "a, L. ? 81 Louis ~ L. 4 Bases
on halls -On Ruhing I lRrownt. m Reaz-
ley l tPriddyD. struck out By Ruffng 3
IT. Moore. Beazley ~. nv Beazley tGor-
don. RuftinED Umpires Magerkurih ~ L ,
plate. Summers "a. L. FIRST base, Barr
IN. IL second base. Hubbard "a IL third
base Time Of same i:5S. Attendance
90. 057.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
DICKEY SKULLS ONE

Bill Dickey pulled a bigger skull
in the second game here as he
tried 10 catch Slaughter stealing
when Enos went 10 second auto
matically after Stan MuSial. tho
next hitter. was passed Dickey
threw wild. and Slaughter went 10
third on the error. scoring later.
With a mark of .3Sl. little Phil
Rlzzutn was the outstanding hitter
among the Yankees While he
didn't hit consistently, Charley
Keller with two home runs. con-
tributod his share in the futile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
DRAMATIC END

Behind brilliant pitching by
Johnny Bsazley, 23-year-old fresh
man sensation who isn't even in
baseballs who's Who" register,
triumph for the Cardinals yester-
day came in dramatic ninth
inning home run by George
tWhitey) Kurowski, a Polish boy
from Reading. Pa, with Walker
Cooper on base.
The homer, third four-base
Iclout of the hair-raising contest.
accounted for half the TALES the
new champions garnered in that
final inning of the final game.
Enos Slaughter and Phil RizZuto
had previously connected for home
run drives with no one on base.
ALLOWS SEVEN HITS
The homer recalled that Ku-
rowski had ruined the Yankees
with triple that helped Beazley
to win his game in st. Louis.
To achieve the victory that
Iclinched the title for the Cardinals,
Beazley held the Yankees TO seven
hits. all singles excepting Rizzuto's
homer. Three of the hits came in
one inning the fourth-and IL
was in that pcrilouS stanza that
the cool-as-cucumberV kid from
Nashville showed the stuff Of
which great pitchers are made.
With the bases filled and only one
I0ut BeaZleV rose 10 heights nv
striking out Joe Gordon and COM
Ipelling Bill Dickey to force base
runner 10 dispose of the New
York clubs scoring threat.
To start the game, Brown
walked on four straight pitches
and il looked as if the Cardinals
were off to- a head start but Moore
struck out and Slaughter hit into
la double play 20 smother the rally.
lit was the first double play of the
series by the New York infeld.
The Yankees lost no time In
scoring as Rizzute. first n1an Up in
the first. on a one-and-one pitch
exploded his homer. then Beazlcy
frightened and disposed OF the next
three Yankees IN rapid fashion.
After Priddy disposed Of Marion
on spectacular onc-handed catch
of foul bali and Beazl6y looked
az a third strike. Brown singled
of Gordon's glove However,
Slaughter lofted an easy chance
CONTINUED on Page I6)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
DETROIT TIMES, OCT. 6, 1912
SPOR 7 s
-By LEO MACDONELL-
PAGE IS

Yanks Were Sated, Soft; that's The True Stor
Cardinals Were lean Of What Hoppene
and Hungry Men in World SerIe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Gordon Biggest
Disappointment
Among Yankees
BY LEO MACDONELL

NEW YORK, Oct. 6 Joe
Gordon of the Yankees may not
qualify strictly for the role of
goat of the series" inasmuch as
the Yankee second baseman was
not guilty of a boner usually asso-
ciated with the doubtful honor.
But the hero Of the 1871 series
against the Brooklyn Dodgers
can't escape being tabled the
biggest disappointment among the
substantially long list of disap-
polntmentS in the New York
lineup that was crushed by the
high flying Cardinals.
While Gordon took care of his
position we'll enough afeld. Joe
was considerable OF a bust at the
plate, faShioning a brutally feeble
095 average for the five games,
total of only two hits in p
times at bat. striking out seven
times. Some OF his Strikeouts
were ludicrouS attempts 10 hit the
offerings of St. Louis pitchers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
BeazIey Follows Instructions

Billy Southworth after the final asked what he
Johnny Beazy his occasional time outs to walk to the
mound.
well he a nice young fellow, said Southworh and
in the tight spots hoping
confidence him wasn't misplaced and he proved to me that
IL wasn't. 81
When DMaggio got in the fifth inning with the bases
loaded and out figured he expecting the curve and
tbut outside where he couldn't get
IA hold of iand then to throw fast high and tight
Beazley followed instructions and got his man.
With five hits 10 times at bat EACH Roy Cullenbne and
Bill Dcky made 263s for batting in the series but
Roy baed home two aes and Dickey Judge Lands
had his pulled his in the Cardinal club house
celebration after the and teammates tore off Kurows
pants and hip pads Billy Southworth who is not Catholic
scapuar medal through Cardinal drive 1t was
sent to him by Eddie Kelly, boy of Waterbury Conn., who
said 1. helped him through Illness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
Cardinal Kids Rule Baseball World
Bedz|ey Hurls,
KuroWski Bats
Them TO the Top
BY LEO MACDONELL

NEW YORK, Oct. 6. Billy
Southworths astonishing Cardinal
kids today rule the baseball world.
They won the worlds champions
ship in a smashing victory over
the once proud Yankees, A to 2,
here yesterday in the Yankee
Stadium, triumph that climaxed
four stirring series successes in a
row after they had dropped the
opening game in ST. Louis.
A thrill-saturated crowd OF
69,052 paid, saw the final game
the third day in a row that more
than $4,000 saw the tw oteams
battle for the highest honors in
the national game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
POPULAR VICTORY

It was a popular victory with
the fans. who. tired of Yankee
supremacy, welcomed the fresh
ness of new champions, especially
the daring and dashing young
Cardinals who had captivated the
fans of the country with their sem
sational surge to the National
League pennant after the Brook
Ign Dodgers in mid-season APP
peared to have the coveted flag
wrapped in eellophane.
Thus has ended a Yankee reign
which included eight victories in
as many series since 1926. when,
Ironically, it was the Cardinals
who tripped them up. 1t was the
first time that a Yankee team
plotted by Joe Mccarthy ever
tasted defeat in the series. The
Yankees had won seven series for
Joe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06
IT'S ASTOUNDING

All Of which is astounding. con-
Sidering that the haShy Yankee
second sacker compiled an i'm
presSVe .32l for the regular
American League season. Against
the Dodgers last fall he collected
seven hits in Il times up for a
mark of 500, one of the finest
averages ever posted in A series.
Only the late Lou Gehrig did
better. Among his seven SafetieS
was a home run. Joe batted in
five runs against Brooklyn.
Beazley famed Gordon three
times in the series. twice in the
second game in ST. Louis and once
Yesterday In the first game Joe
famed three times in a row
Ernie White got him in another
game
There was some criticism of
Tuck Stainback for trying 10
reach third on A single in the sec
ond game. Stainback was thrown
out by Enos Slaughter, who made
a great throw. But in a collection
of players who generally contrib
uted little 10 their fame as ball
players. Tuck made a mild lapse
which has been forgotten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-06

Continued on Page I0)
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-03
Britain Desert Armies Lash Out
 In 3O-MiIe Thrust In Libyan Desert

UNDATED, June 3, (AP) - Brtain's desert armies lashed out in offensive a 30-mie thrust against the Axis in North Africa while RAF bombers perhaps 400 strong battered the great German war foundries city of Essen for the second time "A hours Huge fires were said left raging in the city of 66OOOO population
 In London, spokesman said objectives of the ter rife assaults on Cologne and the Ruhr have already been substantially achieved He declared total of 3O,0OO RAF planes bombing Germany each month lis not fantastic figure
 London military quarters acknowledged that Axis troops mopped up British forces in Smile sector of the 5Omie British defense line in Lbya but declared that the Axis supply line seriously endangered by a thrust at Rotunda Segnali This major Axis base is 30 miles west of the advanced Axis positions Front line dispatches said the Germans now established new alignment after withdrawing to the westward af- ter violent tank battle at Knghtbridge, 25 miles southwest of Tobruk.
 While the RAF blasted Essen, German night raid CTS again attacked Canterbury, a Nazi communique said, declaring that German planes dropped 10000 in cendiaries and the heaviest cabre explosives on Con- terbury and reported that 34 British planes shot down in daylight attacks the channel coast yeser- day. and during the night over western Germany. The German command admitted that the British caused siderable damage in attack Duisberg in the Ruhr Valley, neghbor of Essen. The death toll in Cologne has risen to 200.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-03
Heavy Rains Begging Japs In China
 But Difficulties Confront Chinese

UNDATED, June 3 (AP) - Chinese dispatches re- ported that Chiang Kai Sheks armies cut triangular chunk from the flank of the Jap lines in Choking Pro- vince and recaptured Yangk 45 miles northwest of Kinghwa They said heavy rains are begging the Jap invasion of Chinas east coast Serious difficulties still confronted the Chinese in lower Chekian however, as east of the important city of Chienshen 45 miles south Jap columns bated the defenders only 12 miles north west of Knhwa, Jap-occuped provincial capital
 Tokyo broadcast asserted that new Jap offensive in kangs province, adjoining coastal Chekian on the west made considerable progress with the apparent ob jectiye of sezing the whole Chean-Kiangsi railway Jap columns are reported driving at both ends of the rail line, and still some 200 miles apart The new drive Is reported as having already captured the im portant town of Chehsien 25 miles southwest of it's starting point, Nanchink
 In the far south Kwangtung province, the Japs claim ed steady progress in the third major offensive moving northWard from Canton along the Canton-Hankow railway
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-03
Hitler Plans General Offensive On Russia In June, Possibly Later in July
Lochner AP Berlin Correspondent Repatriated

The following written by Louis Lochner vet correspondent and chief of the AP Berlin Bureau during Hitlers preparation for It is based on n- formation received too late for teegraphing from Lis bon and written by Lochner aboard the repatra- ton ship Drottnngholm, which reached New York today
 NEW YORK, June 1 (DeIayed) (AP) - Some time in June possibly even later, in July, Hitler plans to give the command for a a general offensive along the entire Russian front, and more than that hopes to march Turkey and Iran in order to execute one of his famous pincer movements This information came to the last day of my stay in Lisbon from Ger man to well in the know of things that cannot doubt it's veracty.
 On the recent See-saw struggle on southern Russian front my informant pointed out that it is merely pre- paratory action leaning off the boards of major ac- tion which is impending unless the United Nations spoil Hiter's game by really erecting second front in the west quickly and efficiently thereby compelling Hitter to take large conngens of his troops and air force away from RuSia He intends to iniShi Rusisa by dramatic general assault along the whole line from every possible angle and is willing to put all his eggs in one basket and concentrate this military problem.
The Nome nugget., 1942-06-03
AuStraiia'S P. M. Curtin Defies Japan to Land Large Forces There

UNDATED, June ? (AP) - Austr9lia's prime minister Cur lin bluntly challenged Jepan to attempt an invasion, and declar- ed that since the arrival of Am er'can endorsements the en- emy has found his most south erly adventure beyond his cap .2city to execute"
 On the critical China war front Chiang Kal Shek's armies arc reported to have recaptured Shakichen, north of the Japan ese-held province capital of Kin hwa, and killed 400 Jap troops m a surprise attack. The Chin ese army spokesman acknoWlede ed however that Jap troops have driven 5 miles southwest of Kin hwa on the east coast and fight ing advanced within 10 miles of Chunsien, one of the main tar gets of Jap raids against sus- pected Allied air base sites.
 Curtin launched Australia s second liberty loan drive declar- ing "Japan's program has at last suffered a stalemate. I defy the enemy to land large forces on Australia"