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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30

BOSTON. Nov. - 49, ~
State and County law-snloGe
ment Officers went in1o 1nG
late action today TO de1GDo.
whether any law violatioa -
contributed 70 the &atu
night fire that suddenly coGlvo
cd the Cocoanut Grove 11GntF'
club into Z house q 1nn1n0FsI
death for ATT nasrxynnalcg Sss II
Moving undsr jnGfm~ -
from acting Puhlie 0no l|i u
missioner John i. 0too Y
Fire lGarshal Stsphen ~ - b
turned over . Diotfjct 49, 4
william J.. Toley - Nnl 81
County Z preliminary suv1t ~
the fire Inst 1larod 1G -
match flame lightsd u i Il
year-old bus bog @ N 1nu
TO replace . lioht bulb SoonDvl1 y
by . club patrua. u
loo UNCLAuGnD 'R w
Meanwhile. : hundred t 0
still lay unnamed md uc ] iIi
In the city's m0ggu1s sI1G W
terrific proh3sm - 49, -
t. oflicia1U who - 11 4 i1 y y
he' beon hurnea 3 o1I1oc r w 2
recosnition. as \ "A q ;sss vs. NJ
In undertalking ell n ~
~ 49,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
Hit BiZerte

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3o-(R
The War Department report
ed today that Allied bombers
had made q night raid on the
docks at Bizerte, In Tunisia,
scoring hits on the target area,
and that fighter planes had des-
troyed four enemy aircraft.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
Cross Don

MOSCOW. Nov. 3o-(R-
Russian troops, continuing to
smash forward over the snow
covered steppcs west Of Stain
grad, broke through new Ger
man defense lines on the eastern
bank of the Don river last night
and killed about 1000 Germans,
the Russian midday communi-
que said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
Ram Sub

BERLIN (From German
Broadcasts), Nov. 3o-(R-A
German submarine chaser ram
med . British undersea craft in
the eastern MediterraAean-the
former Greek submarine Tfiten,
71l.tOnner built In lS20Nand
captured the crew, the high com
mand said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30

LONDON, Nov. 3o-<R>-A-
lied forces have thrust past
Djedeida, IL miles northeast Of
Tunis, in the drive upon Axis
defenses of Tunisia, an Allied
cOmmunique said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
Reds Advance

MOSCOW, Nov. 30-(R-Red
A my infantrymen blowing
across the snowy steppes north
west Of Stalingrad In . double
barrelled offensive, which was
reported to be slaughtering TO-
600 Nazi troops . day on the
south and central fronts, snatch
ed q new stronghold from the
Germans and advanced several
miles, the Russians announced
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
Outstanding
American
Disasters


with ita toll of at least ~
deod, The Boston Cocoanut
Grove ftrG ranks among tn NJ
tl6n'S vueue lire diaasEees O IL
basis of lives taken.
TheS eroateUt toll w. 81 .
marine disaster on June 10,
1904, when The ateamship 0on-
erol 0loer1n eaught IRE n ~
E9Gt Hfvur ~ New Yo9k ~
1,01I perDnnA many u than
Sunday School ehildson, dio6.
On Dee. -, 1ooS, ChieaoDip
Iroquois theoter burst into
flames and coz were burned 70
death.
About 500 died In. the Son
Francisco earthquake and fire
Of 1903.
Other major fires and thelR
toll include:
Coal mine dire at Mouousnh,
W. We. Dec. ., 1oo7-9ol.
Ohio State penitouklnRy fleo,
Columbus, APRIL 81. looo -
49, - HI4koRAea 3 y
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30

LONDON, Nov. 3o@R-The
Vichy Radio announced hat
French resistance 70 BritlsA &C.
cupation Of the island Of Re-
union ended at 0:lS .. n. to-day.
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late X X X
bulletins


NEW DELHI, Nov. 30-(R-
Raj fighters made q low-level
cannon and machinegun attack
on the japanese airdrome At
Magwe, Burma, yesterday in .
continuing aerial assault on IA
panese strongholds In Burma, q
British communique said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-30
KIP; Abssiasle
Okkicers HnjI

oeeiesrs ~ ~ 49, = : ~
WIN. ~ nomina1o1 : ~
Kuhn LodDs. xnl0 ~ ~
At the regular ~ - -
b anneunood h. ~
116el eAaneo1lee Z 60 i
An members aro rucpnoo> ~
present. Aftof IL uoon1 49,
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Of All leesl News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Bungalows for Sale

AsBURY PARK; SIS NO.
|Nr. Piymth. q rms, bath; 81. 900, 81, 500 On.
HOME AssOCIATEs--CA. 737
car garage; side drive: H.A. UN. 1-17oo
NORTHWEST DIsTRICT-New nve-roou
bungalow. tile bath. sink, attic. RE. ross
coLORED-McCraw-o River section
sd: -. TOO. $500 down. Hogarth 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

BONUS gio-5-e-7-room house, natl TIRES
adults child. Vermont T-1071.
HIGHLAND PARK-AmeFiesh family: four
adults; s-room fiat, house. Townsend
f-2s4.
MOTHER, Adult son wants Housekeeping
or apt. /; east side preferred. Drexel 1881.
WANTED 70 rent income bungalow.
rooms, heated, baby. Temple 1-1l5s.
COLORED family: defense worker, wants
& or e-room unfurnished apt. east side
s4o-s45 per month. Temple 2-3oSs.
CoLORED-s adults: want SO furnished
or mfurnished rooms Immediately. Trinity
7-3iss.
COLORED wants apartment; two children /;
three or four rooms. Cherry 3o+s.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Electric Washers

Ii yes have an old washer you are not
| using OF one which needs service.
please call us. We viii buy u or repair
" for you or for some one VINO hasn't
one and really needs a. Hogarth osso.
USED washers-All makes serviced, ana
Perts- sHoRTY's WASHER.
6O3f HAMILTON IT. i-e<5Ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

THE WHITTIER


BALDWIN, i03o-comfortable room. pri
vats bath. private home; gentleman; 50
Fftxroy 37os.
BIRwooD. 1872 wyoming .Meyers)-TwC
double rooms; good transportAtion.
Hogarth 13s7.
BOULEVARD, EAST GRAND, 2352-
tDodges. Paeksrd's): room. two men
u up: always hot water; parking available.
BROOKLYN. b7ps - Nice clean sleeping
room: one single. one double twin beds
exceiient transportation. Trinity 1-5ei3.
DEXTER. 1884 Grand Blvd beautiful
room for one refined gentleman; 81: cal
20 !; references.
DICKERsoN-IArgs front room; SUITABLY.
for two; good transportation. Lenox 1855
FLANDERS, 13iis-singis or double
Pingres 025e.
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
sscttoni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

ACT NOwi seeboidt, frame. 2-fiat. SIS; T.
car garage; . hot air furnaces; good con-
dftion Gross income SIS mo-. IS, 500 cash.
HOME AssoCtATES-CA-- 73FT -
ARGAiN--Giadwin-E Vernon; fun base
ment; tT00 down. Saros. LIE. 0217.
2 furnaces; 2-car garage
real bargain; terms. CA. 400. TIL. 2-647s.
Warren: &c; sun rooms
separate furnaces; 2-car garage; income
800 month. Apply S051 Baldwin. Phone
PLAZA e4s5.
10th, i0oe-2-famiiy. Il rooms; fine con-
dition; 81, 100, $500 dn. LA. 62l0.
COLORED-Haslett, 2-famiiy e-e, exeep-
tionsliy nice. $1,000 down. Jackson.
lTYier 7@f3ts.
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ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
|sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

"A BARGAIN-fh acres Of garden soil
$500. terms. Cor. of vreeiand and Cahill
Rds.. N miles from Fiat Rock Cross.
man. Ho. e4s4.
A BEAUTIFUL 4-ecre home site on Huron
River. near lockwood paved road
81, 1875, terms. Crossman. HO. 6444.
ANN ARBoR TRAIL at Inkster = ia
acres fine garden land. Only IS, 500 with
81 800 down. Newman. Joy and Inkster.
BELLEvILLE AREA
5 ACRES fertile garden soil with small
warmly insulated cottage: electricity In:
excellent well water; school and Bomber
Plant bus: under our finance plan, 500
of your own money moves you In.
IGRossMAF, COR. VAN BORN a WAYNE
MOVE RIGHT IN--GD. RrvER-s-MII4E
SECTION
Outside city limits: new arm. masonry
house. plastered: floors sanded. electricity.
water In kitchen: app. u acre: 81, TOO.
$500 dn., S2s mo. win help to finance
On. pymt. BACHoR, Ho. DOLL. between e-5.
Z ACRES. modern Groom home, on Stony
Creek and pavement; near Carleton
-, 900. terms. Crossman. no. e444.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
<@&H> REAL ESTATE CORNER <&&h>|
For RENT FOR SALE


lPiNGREE, z701--Centile home; comfort
able beds, single. room; reasonable.
Tyler t-o777.
REFINED Colored gentleman: room In
quiet home; good transportation. Town
send 5-<lsi.
TAILOR, near Dexter: furnished. single
double room: men preferred. Tylsr 5-3+3i.
sCHAEYER secfion-rurnished
yGngie-doub rooms. Ladies' preferred,
Cedar 7sos.
Mack Charlevotx car. Murray 3o31. 1880
y. m.
COLORED-Furnishsd, clean, quiet; man
only: hot water: $3.50. $3.50. CHI 7os4.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estais list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

A CASH SALE

Quickly eonsummated for your improved
property. anywhere In the city. For service
call Townsend $500.
JOSEPH RICH 12425 LINWOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

FARMs-Any sire. price, terms. Oceans
Co. Hanson Osborn, Realty. Hart, Mich.
l0-AcRE: Wayne. Fort Road; buildings,
fertile soil $500 acre. Lafayette SCOT.
l50-ACRE hunting paradise, near Milan;
So. 500. terms. Croesman. no. 644t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Furniture, Household Good,

Here's ~ epportunity - boy flosP
sample furniture st blg say1nEsi- Nst
Just cheap furniture, but quality tesms,
Genu1ns bargains for immediate o.
pesai. Some pieces hsve snEkt defects.
others are Stmpty moor samples from
our regular stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Business Property for Sale

CoLORED-A REAL Investment Value
65-room hotel; near. John X. Big incom
c. w. WHITE. 1880 Hastings TIE. ZOOS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

ACT Eow-Ford Q rms. br. h. a. heat.
lear. John Brown. r. o. 70Ss-J.
BARGAfN-0reeniswn icSe2-Movs IN;
e-rm. fr.; extra lav. ist a. YIN. 3-s777.
-$I,229-THATS ALL,
Owner leaving town, Z rooms, large lot !:
near John r. bus cRiGER' i071 East
Nine Nile, HAssi Park. Ro. s5os.
DRAFTED: must sell: now avaiiable; .
real beauty: b-room, tie bath. vsstibuie.
fioorsd attic, screens. combination doors.
chimes; $3.50. $3s monthly: open. Ashton.
EAST ELEvEN-MILE Road, S07--Cement
block BLDG 2ox3o IT.; two toiiets; 81, 500
cash. 81. 900, terms. l3l0 Vernon highway
west. Lafayette s7si.
FAUST, ssaz (near Joy -southfield)-va-
cant: two large bedrooms, combination
Idinetts-kitehen; tile features In bath.
painted walls. PRICED TO SELL: $3.50.
terms arranged. cEdar 1870
FRAZIER, Michigan IS rooms. modern.
ALSO six-room In RoseviIIe. 1ss35 Meier.
Roseville i2p5-M.
JOHN R.-io-MILE-5-room home; vacant (;
move right IN small down payment.
LAwNDALE-vERNOR = 27-room brick
OVER $500 monthly income; priced to
ELSA REALTY q NvEsrMENT co.
ozlI w. fort vi l-lfoO
Leaving Town-Immediate Poss.
74x37 BUNG.. ONLY YR. oLD-S3, 500
II. w. HIT. Lge. Attic. y100 On. CRIGER
Ioz7 Z. SMILE. Hazel Park-R. o. s55s
READY TO MOVE M s2,7oo)-rwo-
bedroom finished homes: sewer. water.
electricity In. 2742o Ford Road. Garden
VACANT = Beautiful I-bedroom Breton
drive home: sacrifice for $500. We.
WITT AND ELsMER-s rooms, steam
heat; Al condition; Lear garage: 81. 500
down. 4340 Vernon w. La. e7si.
i2-MI.. 5000. mr.. Pennington Rd Vacant
Groom, new house, acres, wen, cleo
trie,. $3.50 down. gas mo. Open io-t- Mr..
v. K. ousrAFsoN REALroR no. 5000
coLoRED-Rooming House-BARGAINsi
80 HOLBROOK-13-rm. brick, natural
Fireplace, built-in bookcases. Bee this.
CHANDLER AT JOHN Ri rooms.
JESSE PARKER at2 4. Warren. TIE. I-1s53
westminstsr; 2-family.
yellow brick; painted throughout; excel
lent condition: steam heat. Immediate
WALDEN TRINITY i-s47o
CoLoRED (lsos wILLIAMs) soe5 DOWN
Beautiful 5-bedroom home: new furnace
modern kitchen: E-Z payments. See this.
T. sLOBIN. os0e woodward. TR. 1-036o
steam heat, FUN basement; $500. $1,000
down. Poole. Tyler 5-eses.
coLoRKD-Burnssde.s rms, excel cond. ;
$500 an; h. q ut. CA. $3.50. Ma. AIS.
t.Tm.. Cannon. 1850 sherman. r. oiso.
READ Times Want Ads for prort-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Arlington Park
.PI ans Benefit

CHICAGO. June 2 INS).-
Arlington Park will turn over be-
tween $125,O00 and S150,0o0 to
the army and navy relief funds
from the net proceeds of its
Fourth of July program, officials
of the race track announced to-
day.
The sum is expected to top any
previous amount given by a sports
enterprise to the war relief
agencies.
Minus the purses, license fee,
staff salaries. with the exception
of the top officials. the proceeds
will represent the tracks part in
reaching the 100000 goal set
by the turf committee of America.
And adding TO the patriotism OF
the OCCASION, the holiday meeting
will be headed by the $4,000
added Stars and Stripes Handi-
cap.
An invitational race, intended
to attract such top performers as
Alsab, Whirlaway. Marketwise
and Challedon among others, is
planned for a $4,000 purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Pine Lake Pro
Asks Army Post

Jimmy Anderson, popular golf
pro at Pine Lake Country Club.
has applied for a commission in
the army. ii was learned today. u
Anderson was a captain in the
Twenty-Third Royal Fusiliers Of
England in the last war and spent
two and a half years in France.
He was decorated with the Mill
tary Cross by King George v at
Buckingham Palace after he cap
Itured seven Germans In a tank
which had broken down. Anderson
modestly says he didn't know
there was anyone in the tank
when he reached IL.
A married man and the father
|of two children, Anderson in his
application for a commission has
requested deferment until Septem-
Der so he can complete his duties
lat his club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Home Horses Shine
Detroit Stables Win Purses in Day Despite
Invasion From All Over Nation
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Powerful racing stables from
all over the country have answered
the call of the big purses at the
Detroit Race Track this season.
Horses that have won stakes al
New York and Miami are coming
out for the handicaps. But -four
victories on yesterdays program
prove that Detroit stables are get
ting their share OF the golden
jackpot.
Two naval lieutenants from De-
troit, T. d. Bull and Frederick NJ
Alger Jr., have wires in their
pockets today telling them of their
stables triumphs. Bulls Ton
luta scored a head victory over A
l.. Ferguson's Flash Town in the
Lafayette Handicap, the days tor
event. with Ayers Fate third in
the field of seven three-year-olds
II was Tomluta's first victory oil
the year but the gelding was
favored at SD.
Ayers stable provided the long
shot OF the meeting when the two
year-old Over Ice scrambled home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Chance TO Prove CuIIenbine's Story

whom the Athletics traded to the Browns for
Bob Harris and Bob Swift, also Is interesting news
Outside of catching have better team than the
Tigers Roy Cuenbne boosted to the writer in ST. Louis the
other day.
In Hayes the Browns have pretty good catcher Luke
Sewe boys have been doing pretty well Of atemaybe with
Hayes they'll farther They finish in the first division
The writer is of the few who didn't think they would in
Buck Newsom they wouldn't But Buck hasn't paid
off for last year, when made the same wager.
the Connie Mack has obtained in Harris
promising finger Harris former Tiger who went to St Louis
brought Newsom Detroit Fred Haney then
the Browns insisted that Jack Zeer Harris into
the deal.
The catch is that Harris into the army At
that the gossip in ST. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

an outstanding player grand guypopular with fans
scribes and players alike.
left his print in the league. don't think
take a gander at these achievements
. He tied the runs battedin record three times
He the individual batting championship twice.
sHe tied the major league record by hitting home runs
with the bases filled in two consecutive games.
He tied the major league record by driving in 100 runs
or for Is consecutive
He named FIVE al-star teams.
He the most valuable award honors for the American
League three times.
IS THAT ENOUGH?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Nelson Can Find a Sympefhizer

AL Watrous we'll sympahize with Byron Nelson's mhap
Atlantic City in the PEA tournament. by Sammy
Snead Nelson needed hole putt of 20 inches the
thysixth Corp. Jimmy Turnesa and walk into his
fourth consecutive PEA championship final.
closer a national championship than that
the Oakland Hills professional two strokes up Bobby
Jones with FIVE holes to play in the British Open 1925 Jones
the sixteenth AL took three puts the
and his shot rolled into bunker the eight
eenth with total of pol to 293. Walter Hagen and
George Won Elm tied at 295 behind Watrous
Jones recalled recently that he had planned to home
after playing In the British Amateur he homesick
had decided not to play In the Open Jones said "but
when In the decided to luck In the
Open"
That's the trouble with lot Of always changing
their minds said Warous IL laugh how-but II
laughing matter then"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
FOXX Saws
He Likes


BOSTON, June 2 iINS) ,-aIf ]
had TO 60. / couldn't have picked
better spot nor a nicer guy II
work for than Jipmy Wilson"
That was the way Jimmie Foxs
summed up his sudden shift from
the Boston Red Sox TO the Chicago
Cubs.
II didn't know about It (his
sale via the waiver route} until
/ got here" Foxx said. II came
up from Philadelphia by train
and was informed about IL when
I walked into the hotel. i
hadn't seen n newspaper.
II called Jim Gallagher (busi-
ness manager of the Cubs In
Chicago and talked with him
and Jimmy Wilson (Cubs man.
ager).
'T'l report In Chicago Thurs
day but probably won't be able
To play until next week because
of my cracked rib.
II had n very enjoyable stay
In Boston. Everybody treated
me swell"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Warmerddm' S Marks
Approved on Coast

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2 (UP)
Cornelius Warmerdam of Pied.
mont, Cal, the worlds only 15-foot
pole vaulter, and Hal Davis, Uni
versity Of California sprinter. were
a step nearer today TO receiving
recognition of their recent per-
formances as worlds records. The
Pacific Association of the AAU
approved Warmerdam's leaps OF
Is feet So inches and Is feet
I7% inches. both of which bettered
his former record, and Davis
time Of :09i In the 100-yard dash
which tied the existing mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
BOudreau ON Spot
Rumors Have Burt Sho+ton Taking Over With Lou
Staying as Shortstop in Near Future
BY PAUL sCHEFFELs
United Press star Correspondent

falling into the American Leagues
second division.
Cleveland has lost three in a
row, IL out of 13. 1S out of their
last 2S and has had TO call on Is
pitchers in the last seven games,
while collapsing into tie for
third. just two games above the
birthplace ST. Louis Browns. The
Browns have found the Indians
particularly easy pickings, winning
six games from them this season,
more than they have taken from
any other club in the circuit.
HIT BY LOSSES
Boudreau's headache was aggra-
waited by the loss of pitcher Bobby
Teller and the retirement of Hal
Trosky. Even so, the wolves have
already begun to whisper that Burt
Shotton may take over the reins
and leave Lou to his shortstopping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

in the fourth race before 800
fans by two and a half lengths
from Tower Lass and paid $3.50.
1t was the first victory for over
Ice, which is by Polar Flight from
Sabula, both Alger horses. He ran
through the fence at Hialeah in
one of his early races but still
showed enough run TO bear watch
ing.
Mrs. Frank J. Navin's Tall Trees
Stable came up with another win
ner in the eight-year-old gelding
Scrooge, which won the eighth
race with ease and paid $3.50,
while the stable of Mrs. j. b.
Burnstein, most successful of all
the Detroit establishments to date,
provided a winner in Miss Westie,
which was home free by five
lengths in the fifth race.
Before the Detroit stables made
their scores, young man from
Wells, New. had a field day for
himself. He is Jess Higley, the
2l-year-old apprentice who was
the leading rider at Sportsman'S
Park with 30 winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
HAYES MAY LIFT LITTLE BROWNIES

Ulysses John Lupen Jr called Tony Lupien the boy who
put Jimmie the American League AS you know
Foxx of the ame notabes in the junior circuit has been
sold to the Chicago Cubs.
Lupen, Foxx' undersudy at first base hitting in batting
practice Yankee Stadium hit Jimmie in the ribs with torrd
liner They say it the hardest ball Lupien hit this
Jimmy doing the pitching
Lupen who expected 10 get the call for the Red Sox job
though Joe Cronn has been filling in since Foxx hurt is
Massachusetts, He played first base
for Harvard capanng the team in his senior He then
joined the Red Sox and has played with Scranton
Little Rock and Louisville.
joined the 1912 parade of American Laguers sold
into the National League including Gee Walker Roie Hemsey
Schooboy Rowe Billy Sullivan Whether it's promotion
demoon depends the like it. Barring the Yankees
there probably isn't much difference in the brand of ball played
In the leagues. National League admirers like TO
remember did Tigers American
Leaguers outside Of Detroit will tell you the Tigers of 1910
weren't much anyway"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
HIT BY LOSSES
Get a Horse
Race Track Cab Trips
Banned in Chicago

CHICAGO. June 2 (INS).-
Even il you're willing TO share a
hot tip, you'll have trouble finding
a taxi driver in Chicago who will
take you to a race track.
At any rate, both major cab
companies here' announced today
they have instructed their drivers
to refuse such orders for the dura-
ton of the rubber shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Sneads Triumph Earned The Hard Way

Warous and other notabes in the local golf trade recall
that Snead has finally into his after number of
unhappy experiences had the 1887 National
Oakland Hills practically locked up with 283 his first bid
for that big event. but Ralph Gudah catching fire. rushed past
Sam win with 281. Snead also took the last hole
TO lose in the 1889 Open at Philadelphia
Snead in beating Turnesa Seaview and the hard
way He three down after the first is. He still three
down after % holes had been played but suddenly life
and stormed through the next IL holes in five under par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Writer Rejects
Louis Plea
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sports Editor

NEW YORK, June 2 QNS).-
II wish l could shut up and mind
my own business. but. that's the
way il is with some of us. We.
keep going around butting in
where we are not wanted and
Imeddling in things where we can't
be of any help. LIKE the Joe Louis
situation.
What I ought 10 do is let pro-
moter Mike Jacobs, the army Off
lcials and Louis work the thing out
as they see fit. for, after all, 1t
cant concern me whether they At
him fight this Summer or not. But
every few days something comes
up TO needle me into offering some
more unwanted suggestions on the
Imuch-discussed engagement be-
tween the heavyweight champion
and Bob Pastor.