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Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
ArCdro Likely
To Ride WhirIy

CHICAGO, July 30 INS).-The
veteran Eddie Arcaro was named
today as the probable jockey on
Whirlaway the worlds leading
money-winner, in the S25, ,0OC
Arlington Handicap at Arlington
Park Saturday.
Ben Jones, trainer for Warren
Wright's Calumet Stable. said
Eddie would be here Saturday tc
ride MIR. Longtail' if the Green
tree Stable. which has first call,
does not have stake nominee
going at Saratoga the same day.
Eddie rode Whirlaway TO victory
in the Kentucky Derby last year
and in other important races since.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
York Breaks the Ice
Rudy Bags His First Home Run in Six Weeks tc
Help Tigers End Losing Streak
BY LEO MACDONELLs

Rudy York today celebrated his
first home run In more than SIX
weeks. an achievement that helped
the Tigers crush the Athletics. -
10 Z, in wild twilight game al
Briggs Stadium last night
Yorks homer. his fifteenth Of
the season and first since he eX-
ploded one oil Alley Donald Of
the Yankees in the FIRST game of
a double-hcsder az the local park
June rs. broke a tic and sent the
Tigers on 10 their first victory in
six starts and fourth in 10 games.
With Ned Harris ON base. II
came in the sixth inning off Russ
Christopher. first OF three Phila-
delphia pitchers, who failed q
stop the mad flight of the
strangely inspired Detroit team
Sharing honorS with York was
Rip Radcld, who collected five
singles IN as many times az bat
in a one-man orgy 10 celebrate
his first appearance IN the regular
lineup IN some weeks Along with
Murray Franklin and Don Ross,
RadclIff was hurled INTO the Tiger
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Draw Poirings Tonight
In Times SoftboII Meet

tan winners for the right to play
here.
Amateur Softball Association
Commissioner Frank Lafferty said
the tournament committee would
accept entries from teams until
$50 tonight at Mack Park. Rules
for the tournament and player
roster sheets will be provided al
the drawings and all managers of
teams are urged 10 be present.
The tournament will start next
Tuesday in Mack Park and will
be played Wednesday in both Mack
Park and Wyandotte's Michigan
Alkali Field.
Briggs BomberS, one Of the lead
ing contendcrS for class A mems
honorS. will face Fruehauf in a
Michigan-Ohio Softball League
Tit at 7:30 tonight. while Hudson
Girls will meet Local 400 Co-edS
tho defending Metropolitan girls
champions, at $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

Chy Mathewson Jr Of the late pitching hero of the Ma
tonal League stationed Thunderbd Field in Arizona
Tennis balls being from reclaimed rubber
Before leaving Eric McNar explained that he wouldn't
10 the Senators because he doesn't like Washington city
He nothing against Griffith the Washington players
Jake Becey Of the old Cincinnati Reds used to turn his BAT
around when he wanted to bunt.
Spud Chandler of the Yankees graduated from the Uni
versy of Georgia 1896 with bachelor OF degree
Flynn plays the role of Jim Corbett in the pic
Gentleman Jim his last victory Jimmy Fdler
columnst in a Hollywood night club last OF the
3i6 played the National Football League last
121 service Whirlaway who passed Seabiscu
atime earnings is only years old The Biscuit
when he reached the goal Robert Ball. the Chicago Negro
shapshootr played the Western Open golf tournament
Indianwood here 1880 Gene the tourney with
a 27s =. with Al Espinosa second with 2s4
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

lineup in an attempt 70 bolster
the hitting and pull the Tigers
out OF their narrowing slump.
With a grand total Of eight hits,
Radclif and Franklin, contributed
an important share TO the triumph
which was staged In the presence
of 4.211 pleased, II bewildered
paid customers.
II was the Tigers first victory
in a twilight game AT Briggs Sta
dunn. Moreover, in three previous
sunset contests they had scored
but one run. An eight-run SplurgC
in the seventh inning last nigh
was as many scores as De
Bakers boys had totaled in then
previous five games.
Virgil Trucks went the route
for the Tigers, hanging up his
eighth victory OF the season
against five defeats.
The lanky Christopher. who
earlier in the season turned back
the Tigers with a thrce-hit per.
formance. worked six innings, dur
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Mrs. Std|ey Ends
Six-Yedr Quest
By MARGARET RUSSELL

it took her six years TO do II,
but she finally succeeded. For all
this time Mrs. w. A. Staley, who
plays from North Hills. has been
trying TO win the championship of
the Women's Metropolitan Golf
Association. and now she is the
champion.
Yesterday. playing over the
rugged links of Warren Valley
Mrs. Staley added 96 10 her two.
day total Of 179 to win the asso,
cations 54-hole petal play tour
nanent by four strokes.
Beginning the third round yes.
terday, Mrs. Staley held seven.
stroke lead over her nearest com
petitor, Mrs. r. F. DeBolt.
After the heavy rain of Tuesday
night Mrs. Staley got off TO a bad
start with 81 on the first nine. but
she steadied TO a As coming home
for her victory.
Mrs. Staley now joins Mrs. II
c. Harr. Mrs. r. w. Hoover and
Mrs. William Berggren, who are
the only others 70 win in the seven
years of the championship.
Mrs. Harr took the last trophy
the Bob Sutherland Cup, when she
won il for the third time in 1899
Now the girls are playing for the
Lancaster Hills Trophy. and SC
far the names on II are Mrs. Berg
gren (twicel and Mrs Stalcy.
Mrs. William Falco and Shirley
Spork tied at 2Sl for third.
Other winners were First flight
First Mrs F. L. Nielsen. 315
second, Mrs. x. p. Pierce. 3l6. Sec
ond flight First. Mss. O. J. Stein
hardt 329; second, Mrs. r. w
Kay, $50 Third flight-4FirSt
Mrs. Willard Brown. 395. second
Mrs. II, F. Williams. 42S.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
.KoyaIeski Plays
Bob FaIkenburq

KALAMAZOO. July 50 - Bob
Falkcnburg Of Los Angelo S,
national interschalastic tenhls
champion. and Fred Kovalc>ki.
Hamlramck. tanClc today IN a fca7
turc singles match Of the Western
Junior championship tournament
from which the winner may move
on 10 the finals Saturday
Falkenhurg and Kovaleski met
in the Semifinals Of the recent
national interscholastlc champion
ships at Philadelphia and koya-
leSki was the loser.
In third round singles yesterday,
in both junior and boys divisions,
two seeded stars were upset, Howe
Atwater, Wilmctte. H.. and Benny
MJgdow were defeated IN junior
play and in the boys division.
Glen GasSett of Santa Monica and
Dichl Mateer Of Ardmorc. Pa
were upset victims.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

Drawings for the metropolitan
Detroit softball tournament Vii!
be held in Mack Park tonight,
with two outstanding softball
games between leading entries in
the class A divisions furnishing
added color.
{ Drawings for classes B, c and
Nunior teams will start at Z o clock.
while the class A drawings will
start at $50.
Most interest centcrS in the
class A pairings. for il will be the
winners i'm this division who rep
resent Detroit i'm the world cham
pionShip games here September
1920.
Runncrs-up in tho class a divi-
sions tmcn and girlSl viii be sent
10 Chicago 10 compete in the Sixth
Corps Area regional tournament
against other state and metropoli-
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Hal Chase
Suffers
Stroke

ALAMEDA, Cal, July 30 QNS)
Hal Chase, former star big
league first baseman and one OF
baseball's all-time greats, was re-
covering today in an Alameda
hospital after collapsing on a
downtown street from a paralytic
stroke.
Chase. now So suffered no se-
rious effects from his collapse and
hospital attendants said he would
be only briefly incapacitated.'
He underwent treatment at a
Colusa, Cal, hospital last year
for a leg ailment.
In 1906, Chase registered q
putoutS at first base, a record for
a single game. while playing with
the New York Yankees against
the Chicago White Sox.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Jocks Get "a Lesson
Ex-Rider Shows the New Crop How TO Do II b,
HustIine Samborombom to Victory
By LEWIS II. WALTER

mounts. which included some eX-
cellent sprinters. And he won II
with a great stretch drive in
which he brought Samborombom
from six lengths back at the head
of the stretch and through the
field to win by head from Vegas
Justice, ridden by Dave Hurn,
with O. X. Mullen third, Tater
IWhatley up.
The also rams included the most
prominent Of the former riders in
the race, Harry Richards. The
former rider of Pompoon and
Challedon, among others, finished
fourth on his own horse, Exploded
after closing a lot of ground in
the stretch. Joe Bollero. who sent
Mrs. Ed McCuan's Fairly Fly out
TO set the early pace. couldn't
keep the filly going and faded in
the final run along with T. d.
Buhls Bright Arc. ridden by Pete
keiser.
It's true the race was run in
|1:14 2-5. considerably slower than
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
AlI-Stars BaffIed by Jap Pitcher

When here the other day. Lefty Gomez recalled that in 1885
when he toured Japan with aar Jap pitcher struck
Ruth Gehrig Averi and Gehringer
tive innings And struck out five pesky Japs in inning
Jimmie Foxx who catching let couple of third strikes get
away from him
Red Burman used to fight under the Of Knockout
Red who chauffeur and bodyguad for
Jack Dempsey works a plant Baltimore He
hasn't good touches the ring but he did well enough
give his family home in Baltimore There is no law
in Maryland limiting the distance Of championship boxing
match They fight finish, but the commission limits
them 10 IS rounds.
Buddy Rosar had he gotten the polcemans job in Buffalo
would had give Yankee salary of $4,000 and
probable the World Series this fall Young Capt
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
SPORTS
BY LEO MACDONELL
aEven Top-Notch Golfer:
= Have Their Troubles;
Burkemo Is Proof
Lefty Gomez Recalls
Striking Out 5 Jops
in Single Inning
YANKs GIVE ROLFE THE CREDIT

Pvt Walter Burkemo the former Detroter and Of the
countrys outstanding amateur golfers in the AAmerican
Tam Shanter in Chicago had to hole
20-fooer for which to show that the stars
get into trouble At the second hole Burkemo stuck his
second in rock wall bank After futile attempt
knock it he called unplayabe le took 2sreke
penalty dropped the ball back the and popped that
into the water Finally he hit shot No onto the and
hoed his long putt for the Even dog hasn't escaped
the Xadna tradition Xaldna Orphans mascot the dog is
called Vadina Flash The Yankees credit Red Roife with
sparkling their winning streak.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Farmer Jones Meets
Tough Greek Friday

Farmcr Jones, the Arkansas
hillbilly who wreStleS in his bare
feet, who scored a hit at the st.
Joan of Arc Club in his first
appearance at the Crosse Pointe
Wrestling Club, will be back again
Friday evening TO meet Nick Bill
lingS. the rough-going Greek in a
two in three falls bout. Last
week the Farmer disposed of Jack
Steele in straight falls. Flash
Clifford and Billy Venable of
Toledo clash in the semifinal.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Scratches
ROCKINGHAM PARK

ROCKISGHAM PARK
Track muddy
First Race Cosse Not Yet
Second Race Argos
Third Race Bubble Ill Wei Read
Fourth Race Ticky OTIS Milky Noon.
Ask Me Hardship Bltzkreg.
Fifth Race Night Editor
Sixth Race Batik
Seventh Pace Dark Watch
Ninth Race Black one,
ARLINGTON PARK
Track good
First Race Liberty Water Tower.
Coma Faca, LiEht Glance. Pipestons
Wee Ann
second Race Ebon Flar Chsiter6eld
Kiosk Top RunE Hard Biscuit, Fabems
Third Race Miss Cedar Bachelor
Fred Lookout Rascal Florzan Beau.
Double Take
Fourth Race Gay Land Mary Lands.
KarIspar, Prince o. Mars, Bolute.
Buechei
Seventh RAce-Declsred of
Eighth Race-fllinois star Flushing.
Commentator. sentinel Happy Khayysm.
Tea Ring
Ninth Race tsubsuiutel runs az new
Seventh RaceJ- Braxton Bel Free Miss.
Erd Te' Herman, Future Winning.
Prnccy Git.
SARATOGA
Sixth Race Sohta
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

JUNIOR
Charles samson UerNrr. defeated Law
renee Cahut Ph1adciuhia f.g 6-t
Tom FaNruburE. Los AnEeies defeated
William Fr'eI. Portsmouth %. 60 So
John Brock. san Diego defeated Howe
AtWatrr. Wiimctfe. lll. 20 15 60
Bon FHlkenburE. Los Angeles defeated
Bon Stnckerf. Milwaukee. 6-3 s-3
Frank Niilett. Annistun, Ala, defeated
Andy Patton. Ann irbor, sc. go. s-i.
Ted NOrpsth Houston Tex defeated
Benny Migdow. Chicago. sc. g.
AT Macdonald Los Nngcire defeated
Clarence Msbry. Alice Tex. 1-5. SO
Fred koValeski Hamframck. defeated
Ted Peterson. Nhitehsh Ray, WIS, 6-i.
s-3
Alan Watson Elizabeth y 7 defeated
sam Daniels, Grand Rapids so 6-2
Jack Rianton Houston Tex. defeated
Gordon Nanele Cincinnati. 90 81
Don Woolsey Ventura. Cal defeated
Dave Kuenzil, Springfield o. 6-0. SIS
I'd Ray, Tart, Tex defeated Stanley
Broback, Milwaukee. SO 6-1
Billy Smith. Orlando. Fla defeated Herb
Hentzen, Whitehsh BAY. WIS, 6.1. go
Bill Dey. Short HIS y defeated
Don Sterling, Newport. ~ L. So. SO
Ed Adams Columbus. Ca defeated
Glen Bassett santa Monica Cal 6-3 6-3
Howard Stoddard. Lansing. defeated Diehl
Mateer. Ardmore. Pa. 81, g..
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

was kept on the bench because he
was hitting only $50. Running Ia
his place between innings Robert
would chuckle. as he looked in the
direction OF the bench.
Look nj our manager. the
greatest hall player of all time.
and he can't even get in the hall
game. What does that make
us ."
Three Of these fielding demons
Wingo in left. Fothcrgill IN center
yours truly in right, were playing
in Boston one day. The GROUND
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behlnd leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh 3-l0-2 Boston 0-5-2 Sewen
and Phelps, Lopez; Javery, Donovan (sD
and Kluttz. CEirst game
Boston 6-i0-I. PITTSBURGH $50 Tobln
and Mast; Heintzelman. Khnger ts) ard
Lopez. (F1rst game
Chicago f-7-i. rev York 2-f0-f Bithorn
and Mccullough. Mungo Feldman fs) and
Aancuso. nanning First game
New York 800. Chicago 100 Lnhr-
man and Danning; Fleming and scheninK.
C$econd game
Brooklyn 900, 81 Louis 3-s-i. wyatt
and Owen: NJ. Cooper White 90 and w.
Cooper.
TODAY's GAMES
Chicago AZ Brooklyn (tWinght).
Pittsburgh at Bosom
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

Jimmie Foxx blame his hitting slump the gay ninetes
bathing girl uniforms by the Cubs Mike Getto who
Sutherland of the Brooklyn Dodgers foot
ball one-time A-America nesman under Suther
land the University of Pittsburgh He halls from Jeanette
Pa Between football he is manager of hotel
Lawrence, Kan Of chain operated by his athernaw
Eddie Quinn. Montreal promoter, has banned women
wresers They give thetsport black eye, Quinn
Thatta boy Eddie keep wrestling pure The Giants credit
Johnny Mze for the teams good showing this year Roe
emsey has permanent smile Larry French of the Dodgers
says his this year knucke ball
the old noodle 1t Paul ID. TONY Hinkle who will coach
football at Great Lakes ploted Butler College
Indiana Conference grdron championships 1886
and 1897 undefeated
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

The laugh is on the Jockeys
today. The little horsebackers
who are always snickering among
themselves at the instructions the
trainers give them before each
race had the laugh put on them
by 30-year-old Joey Inzelone. as
slstant trainer for the stable Of
Earl II. Beezley, Nebraska turf
man.
Inzelone did something four
other jockeys have failed 10 ac-
cOmplish. He won A race with
Beezleys South American bred
Samborombom. And he did il by
riding old Sambo himself. He won
where jockeys L. M. Jones, Allan
Gray. Jess Higley and Bobby
Strange had failed.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Major League
Standings

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 12-13-5. Philadelphia 7-a-2
Trucks and Tebbetts; Christopher Shirley
Gb, Savage (sD and Wagner.
Chicago 6-iO-0. New York 5-i0-1. Ross,
Dietrich 90. Haynes (l0) and Turner. a..
Dlckey; Donald Murphy CO. and Hemsley.
lFirst Eame.D
Chicago 7-io-o New York 5-1o-1. Wade,
Smith (7D and fresh. G. Dickey; Gomez,
Breuer t3) and Rosar. (Second game
Cleveland 1870. Boston 6-IO-2 Dean,
Kennedy CD. Ferrick ts). Embree (e) and
Hogan, Desautels, Deuning; Chase. Brown
90, Terry 90 and conroy. Peacock,
Ryba.
Washington 11-20-1. ST. Louis 1880.
Mssterson Trotter (5). Zuber (T). Hudson
(e) and Early, Evans: Auker. Ferens (3).
Sundra %, Hollngsworth (e) Muncrief
(9), Galohouse (9) and Ferreil
TODAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia AT DETROIT (2).
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Montgomery to Fiqht Ruffir

NEW YORK, July 30 INS).-
Bob Montgomery, Philadelphia
welterweight, will meet Bobby
Ruffin of Astoria, n. Y. in a To-
round bout on an all-star card
slated for Madison Square Garden
August 13, Promoter Mike Jacobs
announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
By HARRY HEILMANN

Baseball has its own brand of
humor. and no one can foretell
who shall be the goat. or when.
Many Of It's most dignifed players
have been made 10 look ridiculous
by the twist or turn Of that little
white baseball
Old time fans around these
parts learned 10 expect anything
from that outfield of Fothergill,
Wingo Manush and Heilmann.
That was a quartet. Old Robert
used 10 say:
I'VE can hit. Good fielders
are a cent a million. The minor
leagues are jammed with them.
Hitting il what counts"
We used TO kick in five runs per
game. but knock IN about six.
This was situation calculated 10
give the manager a few thrills and
stimulate The sale of aspirin, but
the fans somehow liked IL.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Probable Pitchers

NAIlONAL LEAGUE
Chicago tPasseau. i4-sJ a. Brooklyn
tAlicn. 9-5l l--6.f5 p. m.
Pittsburgh tGorniqk. i-D ~ Boston
OEstley i.7l-3 r m
only games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
washington fNewsnm T.ip ~ g. LDui.
tOstermucIsT O-0t--3 D. I'm.
Phhadsl lphia tBetse go snd Mar
chUdon i2-sE A. DETROIT Bridges. -.
and white Isl so q m
Two games
Boston Guds. 7,7D =, Cleveland tHardsr.
s-el--t . m.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
DIM-oUT CUTS GAME

To come up even, the paceset-
ters had 10 go all out in the short
series which ended with last
nights twilight game cut TO seven
innings because Of dim-out regu-
lations. Enos Slaughter had put
the invaders ahead in the first by
run with a home run, the
Dodgers tied it in the third, then
scored three more for a three
run edge, only 10 see Slaughter
send two more runs over with
double in the seventh, after which
it ended.
The Chicago Cubs and New
York Giants split double-header,
the former winning the opener.
a TO 2, and the Giants coming
back 10 take the nightcap. 3 to !.
Hi Bithorn won the opener for
the Cubs and Van Lingle MHHge,
the ex-Dodger just brought back
from the minors, lost il for the
Giants. while homers by Dick
Bartell and Babe Young settled
the issue in behalf of the Giants
in the second.
The New York Yankees Ameri-
can League lead today stood at IL
games after their twilight-night
game twin bill with the Chicago
White Sox. The Yanks made five
runs in the third of the opener
with the aid of Joe DiMaggios
two-run homer. but the Sox came
on TO win by 6 to 5 in IL innings.
In the nightcap, DiMaggio got his
batting average up TO an even 300
with two blows in three times at
bat but the Yanks still lost, 7-5.
i Meantime, the second place Bos-
ton Red Sox dropped a ragged 7
to 6 victory 10 the Cleveland In
/ dians who received 10 bases on
1balls, while the Red Sox were re-
ceiving IL in an orgy of ineffective
hurling
The Washington Senators beat
the st. Louis Browns. IL 10 10,
with four-run rally in the ninth.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
s LENGTHS IN STRETCH

Inzelone gained his triumph on
Samborombom in the Knights OF
the Boots and Saddles Handicap.
in which he and the 6-year-old
Sambo were pitted against five
other former Jockeys and their
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
COBB KEPT ON BENCH

The crowninG achievement Of
this old ouifcld was. back in The
early twentleS, when II averaged
$50 the whole season. Ty Cobb
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
WHEN HEILMANN NEEDED A RAKE
Fielding Didn't Worry OId-Time Tigers

(Tbis Is opofbcr IN n series Of
articles criffcR for The Detroit
Times by the famous old Tiger
siuggfrJ
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
League Leaders
EightGannes
Out In Front
ny international New. service

Eight games in front in the Ma
tional League pennant race today.
the Brooklyn Dodgers did just a
little more than make IL two out
of three over the ST. Louis Car
dinals in their series at Ebbets
Field
That final victory by a count OF
4 to 3 was particularly satisfying
TO the pacesetters because it en-
abled them TO pull up even with
the Cards in wins and losses
shared BIZ the two clubs this sea-
son. The Dodgers now have won
seven from the Cards and lost a
like number TO their most per-
slStent purSuers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30
Somebody Is Being Ribbed

Herb femme reports that have been the victim OF hoax
the report that Bill Golden Boy Swan the elegant pressman
picked up extraordinary Of his holiday
up in Northern Michigan Tan ?" scofed femme IF
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

Swan has I'm Zulu chief under cloud I'll bet Swan
farther into the interior than the TeeNews Theaer
only defense a signed Bill Golden Boy Swan.
Looks like Job for the FBI.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

crew at Fenway Park had cut the
grass that day and left II in little
piles against the wooden stands in
right field.
IL was a close game. two run
ncrS on for Boston A Red Son
batter took hold Of wrinkle
tour pitching staff then called
them curveS) hit II between
Fothergill and Heilmann We
raced for the ball in deep right
center. / got there first and
found the ball in pile Of grass.
ADVICE FROM FoTHERGnL
"Shoot IL to third" was Bob's
helping cry. l came up with a
hand full of grass. and the ball.
tried 10 drop the grass but
dropped the ball. then threw the
grass toward third.
Standing over me. Fothergill
was very disguSted with the whole
business.
"ShOOt II home. he's rounding
third" was his next try 10 help,
but the ball slipped OUT of my
hand again.
In voice that you could hear
all over the park. my fine friend
and roommate. Mr. Fothergill
finally cot in real good oneS
Grab II by the handle and
throw II over the fence. Every
body has scored except Judge
lands"
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

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Detroit evening times., 1942-07-30

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
$4,000 Attorney
Bill Presented
Tox Rote Moy Be
liked Because OF IL

The budget committee Of the
Macomb County Board OF Su-
pervisors will meet tomorrow
morning with the county tax al.
location board in an effort to
hike the county's tax rate from
five mills TO six mills, il was
announced by Floyd Ross o,
chairman Of the supervisors to-
day.
Additional revenues are nee
essary TO meet the growing War
time expenses Of the county the
chairman said, explaining that
the county supervisors board
faces one bill of Sl25,000 tend
cred by former Governor Alex
j. Groesbeck, Detroit attorney,
for his successful defense of the
county in the matter Of the Nine
Mile and Martin drains bonds.
Groesbeck saved the county
about five million dollars, and
is entitled to his pay, Rosso de-
clared.
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Russia

Continued from Page u
try doesn't venture into attack
without tanks. A considerable
part Of it consists of green in
fantrymen brought from France
or modified in Germany"
Many Of these troops are tow
ed into battle in armorcd trail
ers behind the tanks, but when
the tanks are knocked out the
countersttack is disrupted, Red
Star said.
II credited the Germans with
continual attempts, nevertheless,
mentioning one Soviet infantry
force which beat off ID success
i've tank led counter attacks
and another which Withstood IS.
(The Germans asserted that
they still were repelling mass
cd Russian attacks and had de
stroyed 80 tanks Monday in the
Khrakov area and that on the
Kerch Peninsula destruction Of
the remaining Russ ian was
about to be completed. y