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War

Continued from PAGE Onel
force against the enemy armada at
the proper time.
Two enemy destroyers were sunk
In the latest action reported by the
Navy Department. A battleship.
cruiser and destroyer we're dam
aged, and carrier and cruiser pre-.
viously reported damaged were hit
again, the communique disclosed
Smash Defenses
After being halted in the north.
ern environs OF Stalingrad for sew
eral days. German tank forces
smashed into the Soviet defense po-
sitions on that sector the noon com.
munique admitted. Elsewhere the
Russian lines held firm. Marshal
Seymon Timoshenko's relief army
which has been driving on the Ger
man flank northwest OF Stalingrad.
repealed twenty separate attacks by
the enemy on one objective In Tues
days "ghting.
On lie Black Sea coast, Soviet
dispatches said. the Germans had
been pushed back at some points
in furious fighting.
Continue Drive
The British Eight Army contin-
ued is slow drive across the mine
fields protecting the Axis positions
on the FL Alamein line in the Egyp.
tisn desert. Dispatches from the
front said the Allied forces had ad-
vanced beyond a number OF enemy
strongpoints in a bypass maneu-
yer and are now engaged in mop
ping up the enemy positions which
were cut off.
Progress was slow because the
enemy minefields were thickly
sown An Italian report said that
fighting was on a furious scale with
the British using large tank and in
fantry forces
The Tokyo radio reported snoth.
er bombing raid on Hong Kong by
American planes. Il was the third
attack in four days.
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APPROVE BONUS

Detroit. Mich, oct Gins
A monthly "costof.liying bonus" es
timated TO total s450,0O0 annually.
today was approved for some $500
Wayne County employees by the
ways and means committee OF the
Board of Supervisors. The bonus
If 20 be given all county employees
who have not yet been granted
raises This would include elective
officials, skilled mechanics paid
more than the prevailing rates and
those workers making more than
$1,000 a year. Approval OF the en-
tire board Is still required.
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Need Of Single Rooms
Urgent, USO Reports

Al meeting OF the Advisory
Committee Of the USO Travellers
Aid Service Tuesday NJ i.3o. IA,
Housing Committee reported there
Is a serious need for single room,
for girls and apartments for sol
diers. and appealed to the group
for assistance In obtaining more
accommodations
The service report for Septem
Der showed that 254 informatious
and direction services had been
given during the month Of Sep
TENDER. OF these So were FOR
military people and for girls who
were referred to rooms.
Mrs. Elton Cassidy was appoint
ed chairman Of the Service Com
mittee.
Volunteer services in the bus
station had been temporarily dis
continued until better facilities
for desk location can be arranged
Those attending the meeting
were Prof r Clyde Ford. chair
man. Arthur y Curtis. Rev. r r
Appleyard. G. c. Handy Mrs T. f
Older. Mrs. Elton Cassidy and
Mrs Reva X. Olson
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M'Nutt

Continued from Page One)
ed by Sen. Harry Truman (D) Mo
however, is known to have viz.
ororusly opposed the declaration OF
McNutt that compulsion must be
exercised to solve the question OF
supplying men 10 the armed force
farms and factories
May Halt Action
Because OF its influential posi-.
ton in Congress, the Truman Com
mittee's report may block early
legislation. Mr. Roosevelt, accord
ing TO Senate leaders, Is expected
to submit proposed manpower legis.
lation within the next few weeks.
The Truman Committee was
understood to have listed vast
authority over labor contained IN
the Selectiye Service Act. the
Presidents delegation of power ia
McNutt appropriations for investi-
cations and control of employme nj
Offices and pointed to the possible
ty OF substantial progress being
made through cooperation with la
Dor.
The report, it was declared. flat.
ly opposes legislation until authori.
ty now conferred upon the govern.
ment is exhausted.
Demand for greater cooperation
among government agencies, in.
Guiding the War Production Board
and Army and Navy, also Is sound
ed by the committee.
A wider training program for
industry, including an occupation.
al census by women. and greater
conversion of small, civilian goods
factories to war work also il EN-.
braced in the suggestions.
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Deaths
MIS-. LUCIA KITCHEN

Mrs. 5. H. Westcott received
word this morning that her mother,
Mrs. Lucia Knowles Kitchen. had
passed away Monday evening at ?
O'Clock at the home OF her daugh.
ter, Mrs. William Clapsaddle in
Dawson al the age OF nearly 50
years. Mrs Kitchen spent her Ell
tirel ife in Dawson Township and
was married to Wesley Kitchen
Feb %. 1874 in Dawson Town
ship He died Oct. II, 1925.
Mrs. Kitchen usually spent
month or two each fall in Ypsi.
lanti with her oldest daughter, Nj.
Westcott
Funeral services will be Thurs.
day afternoon at 1850 in the Bap.
fist Church In Dawson in Pine
Grove Cemetery.
Surviving Mrs. Kitchen are siA
children. Is grandchildren and five
great grandchildren.
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Municipal Court

Josepr William Barrie, ~, an
attendant at Ypsilanti State Hos
pital, pleaded not guilty today in
the court Of Justice a NJ Wander
sail to a disorderly charge. and will
appear in court at ? p. m, Nov. T..
He was committed to Jail when he
did not furnish bond
John r.. Farley, 20, Detroit, start
ed serving a sentence Of 20 days in
Jail today when he did not pay a
fine of $40 on a disorderly conduct
charge. Fines for speeding were
paid by Franklin Harper, Lincoln
Park, $40. Richard Powell, Grand
Rapids, So. and Olin f. Sproat BY
ron, Mich. IS. other fines paid
in court amounted to S54l5
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LIVESTOCK

Livestock
Detroit Mich oct 2s-Steekers
and feeders steady fed steers
SI425I4-5. grass steers $3.50.
grass heifcrs nanny 81 So down
-auaer and cutter COWS largely
S6oosoo. few light Gamers dow
90 S6.125. common good beef cows
>s15lu25 beef bulls, Sl225. good
70 choice stock steer calves above
$3.50. good he.tev calves around
500 lbs AZ $3.50
calves. Good and choice grades.
81 oo. odd head 70 $3.50 60 mon
lnj medium grades 50 SOLE on
Hogs BulA lSo41u 10 butchers
$lt75-l4go. TOP Sl590 20 small
killers. around l5o1So No. lights
Slt5oli>5. bulk sows S1tc5.1450.
sprin rinc good 20 choice light sows
90 Sit75
Sheep Good TO choice native
lambs $l475 several lots 20 SIS.
medium 90 good lambs. Sl51i5o.
common throwoufs. $1,000 down
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TO END AFFtLIATION

Detroit. Oct 2S-lNS-Claren"e
f. Brewer. for q years superin.
tendent OF the department of parks
and recreation, today was prepar.
ing to end his affiliations with that
department following announce
ment of his resignation Mrew, =
said the resignation, effective Dec
81, was prompted by illness from
which he has been unable to fully
recover
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AWARDED JupGMENr

DETROIT Mich, oct 28-INS .
Frank Soukup, %, today was award.
ed a $4,000 judgment against the
New York and Michigan Central
Railroads for injuries suffered when
a delivery truck he was driving
dropped through a trapdoor on the
railroad property. Visiting Circuit
Judge James +. ONeill made the
award.
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Detroit Mich. oct rs
BEETS- Fancy, soc dor. bchs. No.
/ S5-45c
CARRIAGE No. ] to.6oc bu
CARROTS No !. so soc doz. bchs
plLL-No /. 35-45c doE. bchs.
ONIONS dry. fancy. $3.50 sob.
sack
POTATOES-Ao. 1. {2.l5-:.5o iO0lb,
sack. 80. .. 81 .3Nl so.
PTMPKINS-No !. 5o-s5c bu
SQUASH Delicious, No. /, 65c 81
hu Table Queen. No. I 50-75o
bu. hubbard No !. 50-65c bu
TTRNlPS No. ]. 50-15c dor. bchs.
VEGETABLE OYSTERS No /. 90.
soc doz bchs.
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TAP THOUSAND MARX

Detroit. Oct 2S-INS-FOr The
first time in the history OF the Le-
troit recruiting office. Army en-
listmcnts topped the l.000-maik
last week, Lieut. Col, Joseph l..
Bachus head OF the office. an
nounced today He attributed the
increase In surge in interest
among 'teen-age youths
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AWAIT SENTENCE

Detroit. Mich. Oct q INS-AI-
ter they pleaded guilty to aiding in
the shipment OF $4,000 worth Of
parts stolen from a Ford Motor
Company plant, two men today
awaited sentence pending receipt Of
a report from the probation depart
ment. The defendants were Carl A.
Block. IS. former Ford employe in
charge Of material control. and Nor
ris J Glyder. As, operator of an
automobile parts company in New
York
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LONDON --AP-- The Copen.
hagen radio said today King Chris
ton y, injured in a horseback rid
ing accident last week. was feel
ing increased fatigue and becom
ing weaker A bulletin issued at
s a. m. said he had spent a rather
disturbed night
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ELECTION SCHEDULED

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 2S-INS-An
election to determine whether serv-
ice employees OF the Ford Motor
Company engineering building and
the old Ford airport are to he rep.
resented by the United Protective
Workers local !, an Independent.
union. today was scheduled TO be
held within 80 days. -.
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NAMED INVESTIGATOR

Detroit. oct. 2s-INS Roma d
b. Marshall IS, today was named
as investigator for the probation
department following promotion Of
former investigator Kenneth
Cragh to supervisor OF inyestiga-
tions
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In The Sick Room

Miss Anne Ashton was taken sun
day 10 the Highland Park General
Hospital and is reported little
better
Mrs Edwin w. Conklin. who UNI
derwent major operation in the
University Hospital Ann Arbor,
Tuesday evening is reported as hay.
ing rallied we'll.
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Attend Rites

Mrs Elsou shaw Mrs 2. l. Mon
roc. Mrs. Jennie Coleman and Nh
and Mrs. llom'r Coleman went Ia
saline. Tuesday 10 attend the "a.
neral of Mrs Anna CLARK
Rummage sale. Thursday. Frida,
and Saturday 6l3 W. Cross
Adv. i02S
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TOURS WAR PLANTS

Detroit. Mich. oct. 2s-INS 49,
Lord Camrose. publisher OF the
London Daily Telegraph. was in De
troit today for a two-day tour OF
vital war plants in the industrial
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Butter and Zoos

Detroit. Mich. Oct Is
BUTTER IS f54c 10
EGGS Whites tGrade A large 81
5lAc. medium. lS44i4c, small
35c. L. ; standards Grade b.
large. assoc. medium. i2c.
small 53i2-35C T. : grades
tGrade Cl. large 36isc. Browns
L 5 Standards Grade 80 large
i4-i7c. medium zoe. small 32c
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Rural Events
TODAY
OC1OBER %
Stony Greek

The Golden Harvest Bazaar
Guild. . m. at the home OF Mrs.
Howard Mosher. Bemis Rid. Mem
Der, are 10 bring embroidery and
white elephants"
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Detroit Mich. OCT. Is Poultry
market steady Hens. average run
&c h. lcghorn hens. lie H.
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YpSildnti Briefs
IL Help Drive

Boy Scouts in uniform will pc
excused from their classes IN Ypsi-
lanti High school Friday morninc 70
pas, out pamphlets FOR the Com
munity Fund Drive
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Toledo. Onto. Oct IS
WHEAT No y. $13lig hG
SOY BEANS No . yellow 81 50
l6S
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DETROIT. Mich. oct IS
APPLES Baldwins No. ti-i2S
hus Delicious, No / S2o0-2.S0
bu. No. . $50 bu. Mcintosh,
fancy g. 900 bu: No /. 81 S0-1.7f
bu. No. .. Sl0o-l25. Greenings,
No. |. Sl.o0l25 bu.: SHOWS. fan
$3.50 hu. 40. !. Sie515O M
Ne. &. 75c bu.
GRAPES No. !. $3.50 bu.
PEARS kietfer No ] Slo0-izS
hu
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Daily Market Report

zoos sp-lngers. Csc 10. rock
hroilers up 10 "a lbs, csc, turkeys,
n lbs up Soc
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In cooperation with the Office OF Defense
Transportation, a special showing of the
new slide films keep En- Rolling
Longer and What Is Good Gasoline"
will be held at
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

eleftriidJen Maihflten ipie be1tfe; bar
i'm ging es langidm porar. SIN Don1
1T EN- turn5ertdtiges Gbriffusbilo 1tno
merfniroige @rabn1otnlme,tte; nm
Sen Soddltar berrhu an ben @dnoetr
iino fleine Decentralization, fpobly
orei 911seno, nit Ben @ebeinen bon
=5oloaten Der tbebdiiden 2egion, bie
ibr geban fir ben III. fnfbolifhea
@lattben bingaben. sSn Ser &irde fof-
fen SO Mltare fem rpordn Waeffe ge.
lcien tperoen fam. Ser Dom tptlroe
1s57-i68 renoDfert. 9raifBen beim
Dotn 1T elm adfpariertberg, Der freno-
fueife o,trdidnitfen lit. Sm aren5-
gang ftebt eli, BroBes &reuo. Die 2e-
genoe er5dHt, ouf 6ieien gere babe
Der 5oIodt ct. gfetor geftonben, aIs
Die beioniftbe Non1erlegio,1 ibn auffor-
berfe, ct filoge fid nit ieiaen DRIFT
lihen 5oloaten ergeben unb bonn
Marben dbfdlen. gr anttportete: !:
5gber ipiiroe Der gera iih ipaIten,
ais baB er 1lnb 1efne Soloaten gbri-
Itum Derfengnen 1Dir6ei1." Darauf
1prangen Sic BeioniIaen SoIodten ditf
&oniman6o anf fie los uno ftahen iafto
fdlugen fie nieoer. Ser gere aber
ipaltefe fd nn6 besfab Diele Seioea.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

Yerbranftf. Sfa Sdbre 70 Faneen oa-
felbff ntebrere gefedJfe init Sen 8dIa.
rern 1tdtt, 4peIdp fHf4 benl Siege Der
N0nter nrfef ge4ilius gertalis en5e.i
ten. stn Begina 6es MatelaIters''
fbefif Der SRI, 1tifh aanfen geaanatf,
@dupftaM eittes ser1tdfiiben Neibes
geDe3ei 5tt iein; nettisitehs inaht i'm
has RibeltaIsenlieo CUR Hefben5 Sfeg-
frieos. Spdter eeb6rt ct Dem gr5itift
s&an lnb fparb fli6 Der Mbtei Sies.
burg 84tr @riinouns eines 3peigflos !
1ters ubetgebeh, oeffen @ogtei Der
.8raf Don &Iebe 1881 nit Ser lle6er=
gabe Ser gfdbt fdnten an &lebe en-
oete. Sfer maroe am 12. yeobe1nber
1914 Ser ialid-flepiide Grbfoleeitrelt
onrb eitei1 Bor1dufigen Eeilungsper- 8
frag 5iuiI6en 8ranoenbltr9 INTO HfM5-
Reltbura geiAlidfet.
1 Won fanten ben Nbein berauf auf
beiben nfern 1ieu man Die Sd6nbeifen
Der Nafiir 1nb Der nrenldliben S5ano,
ITO oaB man iih pnnoern nuB, mas
0ottes @ei1t uno MeniAenIinn feit
Menfhengeoefife1 erfnnben. llnpiH-
firlib rift man init Sem Dihter s..
Bone dtls:: ,,Mm Nbein, o tpie berr-
lid, ain 3bein, . auie ihoa! gs laAea
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lteben tells aus 5idtenbolt tells aus
glbftainnlen; ie Deiter lie rbeiHab,
todrts fommen, be7to GROCER tperoen
Die 6lsbe ourd 3uianlmenieelma aus
fleinere, gemabt. Durb Die ssIoBe
erbalfen Ole Solfanser ibre SoIspor.
rate, bon oenen iie 5diffe uno Sa,ier
bauen.
GfnIt giug Die &eoe: ,,8er aoln
niff Sefeben, bat Geuti6lanb ,,idf
geiebeH.' -
Cine anSere Staot am Rieoerrhein
1T ffteiirer Batter Sfaot, oeilen 8ilo
Dor fftfr 4iest, beriibnlt olrrh feinen
sroBen monel Bicfor- Som: Sic Staet
3anten. @ott bebiite oieie Sta6t uno
ben Wonen gom in biefem id)redfi-
den Welffrieg Wr. 2! syn oiefes 6err-
lihe Bottesbais singen neine Borfab-
rem BON paterlider 5eife aus uno ein
ibr lebeHla1rg. Sft 4aitten pobnten iie,
.arbeifefen bis Ser Serr Iie abrief bon
Der groobeTfldhe llno tie in Elm BEL
ieres Seft1eits Ianbetei,.
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mem Come fpeiB, babe ih bon ,,reinen
glterng bauptfdblib oofl gater, ge-
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ier GeIir Serbus bon grenion, sd,
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lGortieburta)

SIN Sdfen bon &o4n lit Elm reger
gerfebrs;; gampffAiffe fegeln eileao
berdn; aditfHdfffe fDerben ibrer Sradf
entla6en ftnb erbalten hene; neben
ibnen freiben langfdn1 auf Ser Mifte
bes Sfrofnes SoI5floBe; iie fffo foie
itmiahnteft6e &ol5inieln- afl5ufeben; !;
nieorige grefferbHtfen erbeben iib
oardnF fpeIde BEN GloBern nno Sol5.
fnedfen als Sbodh bienefl. 9ie
Stdn1rle fonrr1ten aus benz Sdtpar5-
naloe, aus Sranfen, Naiiau, bon BEN
llfern Ser MoieI uno Guar, ,tno be-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-12-30

Die fneiiten Der % GrsbiiA6fe uno
giid0fe Mrgentiniers 1na6 iibm iO,-
GOO @ldnbise ipebnten Ser feierliAet.
&ronung oes @naoenbiloes l1n1erer
2ieben 6ran bonn 3ofenfrano, oie felt
5pei Sdbrbunberteh gatronin Ser
gtaof 9fofdrio 1T. bur6 beh Raroinal-
@r5biIfof bon 8uenog Mires Bel.
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NeiafsSpdl Sen so. 8estaabss 1912

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fpie fdonl 81 am NbeiH, . apie berr.
lid, MaH 8befh . fpie gaf! gs rds-
iAef Bon sAaken Die 1ifberne Slut,
ans gerseH lano geIYen duftlt g6loene
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fbie berrIidb aft ADeiI,, . doie groB!
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fDie berflfd, am @be71, b fpie aroB!
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Gbein iou uns bleibe1r, inns Deufiden
alfeinl 8ir banfe1t Die Come, mir
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geibt tpeit bon 9anten Iiegt @ol=
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gien iinb gGeoerbeutTbe frGnfii1en
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@robeltern nto ser gltern, 1pra6
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lahoild). Sic beteten audi in oieier
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oabtsbiider nrei1ler Grobeltern z0eut.
lib bepefien. 4ud batte id) nod eine
boilan6ti6e gibel bie ib llad)ber I'M
.ferrn Nah6arn Mnton 5rerifs 'idel1fte,
neil er eiir 9ollanoer par 4no gut
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mir oft BON ,6oaano er5abh, oenn er
fannie 2a1to lno 2eufe nno fonrte
5iertlieb gut Soaanoiid. uquaterlr''.
geioe ieiner gltern ipraden &on1.l= !
.oifd uno perftarloen gan5 gut oas
5lamnlide, ipeni. n1ar, u5lanni6
1appte' (iprab).
Solfalro, fagte Der 1ater, lit iebs
luaiierreid l1no riumpfig bon pielen
&dt1aleat ourdfhnitten unb ourb> all1-
.gebenre CANINE segen oie 8aNerfI1=
Hen gefdiief. Is febH in ooIiefeifr aanoe
an feftem @elIein ,ino nneuiDalier,
aueite GofHtreden 1niiffen oen Waotl-
gel an Waloiingen erIeben 0ie 9aifpt-
ibefdaffig,ine Ser 4ollarber beffebf iii
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ibr 2eben Iiebt ibre Giidtigfeit, &iibn-
bet, Stetisfeit, &larbeiI in allen1 10
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oiefe pradtigen Staote, oiefe 1taofslei-
He1 G0rfer bat Ser oenfenoe Menid
aus Dem Sdlainnae beralfgeboben
ino gum 9eiI oen 8ogen ees Meeres
an x st e !. $3.50 Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

any operating deficits Jack Russell former Tiger
pitching for Tony Lazzens Portsmouth the Piedmont
League When Iris Speaker critically III in Cleveland
hospital Duffy Lewis travelling secretary of the Boston Braves
and former leftheder Of tho Red Sox his old
kick the championship Of 1912 and 1915 the following
message Keep swinging Spoke. know you won't strike
Al Barick National League umpire, he would
work behind the plate because makes him feel like he
the Ernie Bonhams granddad fory-ninor among
those the California gold rush But the pitchers
dad turned out TO be farmer who did better vth lettuce
than gfandpappy did chasing gold Maj Dick Ndmcr
New York Heald-Iribune sports London an
observer Stealing home on southpaw pitching with
the Dodgers Bill Lawrence Tiger, and later
Seattle club who retired from baseball year ago
Seattle Dizzy Dean admits: Sure, threw bean BALI
Steve Owen starting his twelfth year OF tho New
York football Giants Before that he great tackle
The Giants up Superior Wis training the coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Gneincr's Ready

PUT IL BAY BTLGEWASH-
Bill Gmeincr is typical of the
many youngsters racing small
boats. He has a 16-foOt snIpe
Last week he hauled her out at
the Detroit Yacht Club and went
carefully over her hull. She's en-
tirely white and he's polished her
bottom until IL CLEANS like glass.
Hc had 10 save his niCkClS 70
bring her down here or a steamer.
But he's a yachtSman an inter
laker. and he'll be very much IN
the contention Young Junior
Stcdman will be his crew IN the
six races. Joe Shay and Ted
Coggin are setting the light can
vas aboard Warrior. Fred Tenn
pies eight meter 80 Tommy
Fisher is aboard Ernie Crates
Shamrock and Carl McurcT is with
Perez Dernell on Pintail Both
Shamrock and Pintail are racing
in the ciCht-mctcr division and.
with the crews they have, a
memorable series should result.
The winning skipper will be the
ILYA representative IN the Bhr-
thel series in Detroit late this
month
Fred MackcnSen is down with
Challenge. Six-meter for the first
time. Challenge has cleaned up
here for the last three years. two
years with Fisher. once with Oar
nell Gordon Saunders Noreg and
Pinky Aliens Totem are the ships
he must beat. 81. Some job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Greenberg 10 Meet
Schroeder in Final

RYE. n. Y. Aug. s GNS).-
Seymour Greenberg, national clay
court champion from Chicago. de-
feated young George Richards OF
Montabcllo. cal, in an all-south-
paw scmifnal match 20 advance
10 the finals Of The eastern grass
court tennis championships here
today Grecnbergs 6-3. "a 60
victory qualified him for shot at
the favored Ted Schroeder Glen
dale. Cal. star in the finals to-
morrow
Seventeen year old Louise
BrouCh OF Beverly Hills. Cal. con-
tinued her triumphant m ar h
through the women's division,
beating the defending champion,
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles.
6-3. rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09
Lowered
For State Open

The purse for the Michigan
Open Golf tournament. 10 he
played August Is. %, so al Mea-
dowbrook Country Club, has been
reduced from S1,750, which was
announced last fall when TIC tour
namcnt was awarded, TO $3.50, If
was learned Saturday
Chang d conditions resulting
from the war have prompted the
lowering of the purse. action which
was approved by both Meadow
brook and PEA officials
As usual. il Will be a 72-holc
event. with 1S holes The first two
days and IS holes the final day
Glib Sellers OF Edgewood will de
fend the championship he won last
summer al Grand Rapids
Entry lists close Wednesday
August % Ernie Shave. PEA sec.
rotary. announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-09

and under the lee Of the Gibraltar
anchorage.
Despite his multitudlnous duties
the commodore uStOn a r y
Chuche was still in evidence.
Have YOU noticed that the
first race starts at Sis tOmor-
row morning ." Monday. lie
was laughing "SOme Of the
boys will have TO stay up all
night TO be on time. hut they
won't mind that--Dot at Putin
Raw"
Tho FIRST race in other years
started at SIS n m This year
tho bigger boats are sailing a p
mile course. Smaller craft will
race twiCcea day. These are inno-
vationS introduced by Howard
Finch Of Detroit. this years enter
priNng commodore.
Commodore Kendall was going
over the entries
yachting has changed. IT'S