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FIGURES ON TAXES WILL BE USED

Washington - President Roosevelt authorized the Price Administration Of flee to examine corporation income tax and excess pro- fits tax figures in arriving at. orders for price sched- ules.
 In another executive or der, the President author ized the secretary of war to issue citations to army units for Outstanding per formance in action" Such citations would entitle the outfit to wear emblems and devices Signifying the hon. or.
 The price control author ization provides that cor poration statistics trans cript cards on file at the Treasury may be examin- ed by the Price Control off, flee under rules prescribed by the Treasury secretary.
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SABOTAGE SAFE
 GUARDS ARE ASKED

Washington - President Roosevelt authorized Navy Secretary Frank Knox to institute all necessary safe guards and regulations against sabotage of vessels, ports, and port facilities in the United States and it's territories.
 The order excludes only ports directly operated by the War department, and empowers the Navy depart ment to invoke measures necessary against subver- sive activities that might destroy or damage import ant harbor facilities or vessels.
 The G-men and Justice departments are not reliev ed of their responsibility for investigating and aid ing in prevention of sabot- age and subversive acts in the areas, It applies to ports in the United States, Alaska, HaWaii,g Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is- lands.
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happens to the glaciers.

happens to the glaciers.
 If it runs into a cold spell extending the current 4th ice age, the sea level could drop a couple of hundred feet because of freezing, just about running Coney Island. If things get hotter, the glaciers might melt and push the sea up over Times Square, Heald writes in Natural History maga- zine of the American Mu- scum of Natural History.
 But it's nothing to get al armed about immediately. It may take a couple of cons or eras or something and the chances are you won't be here to see what happens.
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These transcript cards are made up by the Treasury from income and declared value and tax excess pro- fits tax returns of the cor- porationS.
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An aged Missouran estimates he has saved $500 by not having had shave in 52 years, but hasn't the $500 So much economy is like that,--Richmond Dispatch
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Vice Admiral C. E. l.. Hel- frich (above) of the Royal Netherland Navy has been named chief of allied naval forces in the western Pac- fife to succeed U. s. Admir- al Thomas C. Hart who is ill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
AISaiD Made Choice
Withdrawal Of Shut Out in American Derby Keen
Disappointment Among Racing Fans

CHICAGO, Aug. % QNS).-
Alsab, back in sparkling form
became the favorite today to take
the historic $5O,0O0-added Ameri-
can Derby at Washington Park
next Saturday following the with
drawal of Shut Out. current
leader in the campaign for the
3-year-olds championship.
The withdrawal OF Mrs. Payne
Whitneys colt was the cause of
much disappointment among rae
ing fans who had hoped 10 witness
a renewal of the sharp rivalry
between the two star thorough
bredS, in which Shut Out had
scored two victories, TO one for
Alsab.
John Gaver, trainer for Mrs.
Whitney. telegraphed Benjamin +.
Llndheimer, executive director Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Ko(sis Is Tops
In Pro-Amdteur

Take II from limerick Kocsis,
Tam O. Shanter golf professional.
the fellow who thought up the
Metropolitan system for pro-ama-
teurs had a swell idea. limerick
had seven amateur partners in
yesterdays tournament at his club
and when the final reckoning was
made he had tied twice for first
place and once for the next spot
With Frank tombstone and Ray
Hufford as his partners, KocSis hao
la 81, five under Tam's par, TO tic
for the lead with Ray Mcguire
Al Watrous' part time aid at Oak.
land Hills, and Ellis Berry, the Red
Runner. And with Bob Althouse,
KocSiS managed to sneak into a
tie with three other pairs for the
next place in the standings.
Mcguire, a defense worker, who
took day off to practice for the
Michigan Open this weekend at
Meadowbrook, tied with Joe Koval
of Dearborn for low individual
score of II. Kocsis, by the way,
had "A. Berry, in helping Mcguire
five strokes, collected a pair of
eagle threes through his handicap
strokes.
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AAI-SfaP Final
CoIIe9ians End Contact Work Today for Battle
With Chicago Bears Friday Night

under the lights at Soldier Field
TO accustom the collegians TO the
lights and TO the yaStneSS of the
stadium.
Bernie CrimminS Of Notre Dame,
elected by his teammates, will cap
tain the All-Stars Friday night.
Crimmins, whose home is in Louis
vile, Ky, played right halfback
and fullback in 1899 and 1910 at
Notre Dame. Frank Leahy, in his
first year as coach there, shifted
Crimmins to right guard and
that's where~he will start against
the Bears.
Defense is being stressed as
heavily as offense by the collegi-
ans Yesterday they spent hours
working against formations en-
ployed by the Bears, notably the
T formation.
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ON WAR TIME

"After ALL" one of the women
explained today, "we're on War
Time now, which means we're
actually starting at 8 o'clock. As
we learned yesterday, IL often
can be quite disagreeable for golf
at that hour"
The cold and wind proved such
handicaps yesterday that only
three players broke 80. and for the
first time in years scores above 10C
made the championship fight.
In a playoff at 102. Mrs. r. A
Yoder of Meadowbrook and Mrs
William L. McGiverin of Detroit
Country Club won out over Mrs
j. r. James of Flint. who said she
had been trying for 20 years to get
in the top flight. This is the first
time Mrs. Yoder has made it; also
Mrs. r. B. Crawford of Pine Lake
who had 101 despite four three
putt greens.
Putting statistics often are mis-.
leading as is shown in the case OF
Marjorie Row Of Red Run, who
yesterday started her defense OF
the championship by capturing
medal honors with a fine SO. Mrs
Donald Weiss of Flint was next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

CHICAGO, Aug. % 0NS).-It
will be the speed, deception and
well-directed aerial attacks Of the
College All-Stars against the quick
opening plays, the r formation and
all-around experience of the Chi
cago Bears Friday night in the
ninth annual all-star football game
in Soldier Field.
Under the watchful eyes of head
coach Bob Zuppke and his corps
of assistants. the All-StarS were 10
run through their final contact
work at Northwestern University
today. Aiding Zuppke are coaches
Frank Leahy. Homer Norton. Lon
Stiner. Lynn Waldorf and Burt
Ingwersen.
Tomorrow night the All-Star
squad will put on a dress rehearsal
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Heinrich, Dom
Are Sworn In

NEW YORK. Aug. 25 0NS).-
The war has caught up with two
more American League ball play.
erS-one from the New York
Yankees, who have been least hard
hit so far. and the other from the
Boston Red Sox, who have suf-
fered a severe Kidding of the
ranks.
Outfelder and first basemar
Tommy Heinrich Of the Yanks and
outfielder Dom DiMaggio of the
Red Sox are, to all intents and
purposes, on the bounding main
now, although their first attack OF
seasickness will be deferred fol-
awhile.
Heinrich was sworn into the
coast guard at Cleveland yester-
day, then re-joined the Yankees
pending call from the service
Dom DiMaggio simultaneously was
sworn into the navy as a coxswair
for inactive duty until called upon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Teaching Boon
Bowling Instruction Standardized and SmpIified
by Device invented by Paul MobIey
BY HAROLD KAHL

appliance yesterday voiced their
approval. They see II as time
saver, as a means Of reducing tho
beginners nervousness by being
on their own right at the start
instead of continually under the
instructors eye.
The instructor can walk from
alley 10 alley where the device is
installed and devote his time TO
such important items as stance,
approach, timing, proper grip, and
10 see the pupil has the proper
weight ball
John Crimmins, who has had a
couple OF high scores in his life
hailed the Mobley item as a posi-.
tive gift TO beginners because he
'sees il as sure cure Of nervous
This method standardiZes teach
ing in the Mobley book. He points
out that beginners moving from
one recreation center TO another
frequently meet this comment:
That's no way TO bowl. That
guy at does does not know how
TO teach"
The bewildered tyro after being
told in a half-dozen places that no
teacher knows anything becomes
discouraged, quits or decides 10
teach herself or himself. Wrong
habits Of delivery frequently de-
velop and are never corrected.
Mobley worked out the method
after 10 years of study of 5000 be-
ginners coming under his wing.
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Here's Converted Third Baseman

Don Guer1dge another Brownie prominent the lime
light The ST. Louis sackr takes the spotlight
of threat to fielding honors which have been held
Charley Gehnger When Guttedge left Detroit recently he
had been charged with only - The
II, set by Gehrnger in 1888 and again in 1884
The remarkable of Gutteridges s that he
third baseman and played second because that the only
open.
Luke Sewe told there wouldn't be chance for
at third Guttedge explained in Detroit the other day.
"but that he could a second baseman Well figured
didn't have thing lose, i Browns
by the Cardinals provisional basis. II didn't make good
4 II would be back to the minors for
THE hardest thing to how TO to pivot on
double plays picked tips from every sacker
and finally figured out way of my with help Alan
Strange and Don Hener. And of Stephens and
Quinn have been great help. That McQuinn grabs
wherever you throw EN-"
Gutterdge Pittsburgh Kansas boy who through
the Cardinal chain He attended Teachers College Pittsburgh
but played only basketball The school didn't baseball
team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Demdret TO PI lay
In Argentine

NEW YORK. Aug. % GNS).-
Plans have been completed for
bringing four leading Unite d
States golfers 10 the Argentine for
a series OF exhibitions and appear
ance in the Argentine open during
the latter part of October. Fred
CoFocran, manager of the PGA
tournament bureau, announced to-
day.
Open champion Craig Wood. Ar
gentine open champion Jimmy
Demaret, and leading money win
ner Ben Hogan definitely will
make the trip. Corcoran said. and
either Byron Nelson or Ed Dudley
will be added 10 the list.
The players Will leave early in
October and will remain in South
America five weeks.
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Cardinals Shave
Dodgers Lead

NEW YORK. Aug. 25 CUP).-
The pennant road stretched clear
and straight today before the
Erooklyn Dodgers who faced the
disturbing realization that unless
they win all three remaining
games from the Cardinals, the
path may become strewn with OBJ
stacles-mostly from st, Louis.
This years National League flag
race is peculiar in more than one
sense, but particularly regarding
the records of the Dodgers and
Cards. The race has not yet gone
into September and, although the
Dodgers have maintained a pace
close TO 700 almost all summer
the Red Birds still are dangerously
close.
Realization Of the peculiar pat
tern of the senior league circuit
chase becomes more acute in com
pariSon with the American League
standings. There, the Yankees
won fewer games than the Brook
lyns and yet they are practically
coasting with little or no pressure.
Imagine what would have hap
pened 10 the Dodgers If they had
won Just a few less games: The
Cards would be on top of them and
last years ding-dong battle would
be repeated.
As it is, the Cardinals are far
from out Of it even though they
are Ga games behind. The Red
Birds have more hitting power
than the Dodgers. They have made
more hits and scored more runs
and, although Brooklyn is more
poised and polished. the St. Lou
isans still may stage a driving
finish.
Max Lanier stopped Brooklyn
last night when the Cards
trounced the Dodgers, II, before
25. 55S fans, ST. Louis largest
night game crowd.
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Fortmann and Musso
Bears Co-PiIofs Again

CHICAGO, Aug. IS QNS).-
The Chicago Bears, champions Of
the National Football League, will
wind up their training in Delafield
today and tomorrow in prepare
ton for the game with the col
leCiate all-starS in Soldier Field
here Friday night
Owner-Coach George Halas an
nounced that Or. Daniel Fort
mann. starting his seventh year
as guard for the Bears. had been
named co-captain with George
MuSso. also a guard This marks
the third straight year that the
two have been named co-captainS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

Washington Park. saying he was
dissatisfied with Shut outs latest
workouts and that the colt ap-
parently needed a rest. For that
reason, he said. il was decided not
10 try for the American Derby.
Even with the co-star Of the caste
out OF il. Alsab will have plenty
of competition, for Founders. con-
querer OF Whirlaway: Valdina
Orphan. and other speedy. colts re-
main among the probable etarter-.
Aletern. King Abbey and either
one Of fIal Price Hcadley', cligi-
bleS, anti-climax Of Equino,.. are
expected 10 60. II 1t should turn
up mud. then With Regards might
be a contender in spite Of two or
three poor races recently
With a field OF six. the purse
in the American Derby would
gross, S7s,65O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Bert Rubi Drop Kicks
AnQeIO Into Defeat

Bert Rubi drop-kicked Martini
Angelo into submission in a little
over a half an hour of wrestling
in the Arena Gardens last evening
winning two falls after the Italian
had annexed the first one in 1912
Rubi took the second in S:29 and
the decider in 53S.
Other results were: Babe
Kasaboski defeated Nick Billings
two straight falls, in HAS and
9:18. Jackie Bloomfield defeated
Ivan Kamilkoff in 1920 and Alex
Madison won over Sailor Olson in
1851.
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Relief
May Hit
$4,000
BY LEO nfAeDoNEEL

With monies still coming in, the
grand total raised from the double
header played by the Tigers and
Browns at Briggs Stadium SUM-
day for the Army and Navy Relief
Funds may reach $4,000, it was
revealed today.
The total announced Monday
was approximately $4,000,
highly gratifying amount that put
Detroit next TO New York with
that city's 100000 population
and championship teams. The
Yankees and Senators at the
Yankee Stadium drew an esti-
mated $4,000 Sunday, which bet
tered the mark of S73,575 reported
for a game between the Giants
and the Dodgers at the Polo
Grounds.
Because of a lower price scale
it would have been impossible to
match the New York gates. The
sellout here Sunday, made possible
when Walter o. Briggs purchased
the few hundred seats left in the
bleachers, totaled SCI, 900. But,
to that were added monies from
various sources.
KEEPS ON COMING
Yesterday the employees of East
wood Park turned in S142. This
was in addition TO $50 donated by
the park owners and SIS by the
Eastwood Roller Coaster. Radio
ringside seat dollars are still roll
ing in.
Besides money, congratulation
for the success of the day we're
pouring in on the Stadium. Among
wires received by Mr.. Briggs, was
one from viii Harridge, president
of the American League, which
read:
Press reports indicate you
did an outstanding job in bring
ing credit to the city of Detroit
and American League with your
Army and Navy games yester-
day. Congratulations. Through
the efforts Of our club members
the American League made a
grand finish"
Others knee deep in congratula-
tons were Jack Zeller, general
manager of the Tigers, and Ed
ward Fitzgerald. The latter. Mr..
Briggs public relations man. was
lauded for doing a magnificent job.
There were also kind words from
Mr.. Briggs and others for the fine
contribution of Jimmy Dorsey's
famous band TO the success of the
event. The band made a distinct
hit with the crowd.
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Family
FaIkenbures All Entered
in National Tourney

NEW YORK. Aug. Is GNS)-
The Falkenburg family Of Holly
wood. Cal, will be well repre-
sented in the National Tennis
championships at Forest Hills. a
glance at the entry list today re-
vealed.
Jinx, pert and beautiful movie
actress whose face has launched a
thousand magazine covers, is en-
tered in the women'S singles. Her
mother, Mrs. Eugene Falkenburg
entered the womens veterans sin
giles. and her two brothers. Bob
and Tom. are in the mems singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
EVashevski Arrival
Is Boon 10 Bierman

IOWA CITY, Ia. Aug. 25 INS)
Football prospects of 1t. Col
Bernie Bierman's pre-fight school
squad frightened today with the
arrival Of Ensign Forrest Eva
shevski, blocking back for Tommy
Harmon at the University of
Michigan.
Evashevski will be a platoon
leader at the Iowa school where
football practice is expected to
get under way September l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

today are Chef Labs of the
Browns and Mort Cooper of the
Cardinals, your reaction would
be pretty practicable. You
would laugh uproariously and. or
wither the deluded nut with a
plying glance.
1T does. at that, seem
absurd TO rate Laabs, who has
been knocking around the Amer
lean League for FIVE years, over
such constant stars as Di-
Maggie, Williams and Gordon,
TO mention a few. And how can
Cooper Of the Cards be picked
over such beamish Brooklyns as
Reiser. French and Wyatt? Sure,
it's ridiculous.
AT this point Gene Martin
Of AS East Seventeenth street,
in Brooklyn, asks a pertinent
question How do you know for
sure? Mr.. Martin can answer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Brown Meets Walker

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. = INS),
Clarence Brown Of Chicago,
Sparmate of world champion Joe
Louis, and Buddy Walker, Column
bus Negro heavyweight contender,
were TO mix il in 10 rounds in
Columbus tonight.
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Probable Pitchers
ny l nited Press
ANfFnICAN IEAETE

ST. Louis (Galehouse 11-9 and Sundra
go at Washington wynn SIP and Mas
terson $50 80 p. m.--two games.
Chicago (Humphries 9-9l az New York
Gomez SOS p. m.
Cleveland (Milnar SIS and Heving 5-2)
al Boston (Butland 81 and Terry 5-5)-
1880 p. m.
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia (Podgsjny 4-i2) az Chicago
(Olsen 6-s)--3 D. m.
Boston (Earley 4-iO) at Pittsburgh
(CornicH $3.50 .. m.
New York CHuobeli e-5) at Cincinnati
wander Nicer 1f-9)-9 3 m.
Brooklyn DAVIS 1880 az 81 Louis
Beazley 15-5)-S.30 o. m
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briefly Martin tabulates daily what he calls Tho 'Game
Winning "GameSavng efforts in every big league ball
Two points awarded 10 each winning
"In many the two points credited to the
player directly Individually responsible for the victory
he explains Wherever impossible 10 separate the
tbutions of two players split the points between them BY
method the credit where belongs and does
might il made to
adjust credits throughout the lineup concerned only with
individual efforts that win The points be awarded
pitching delivering decisive hit for great field
Ing play that game
As you Martin does propose junk present batting
averages and pitching records often criticized the grounds
they players value to his
In the last 80 there have been only two methods
adopted for computing players Importance TO his team In 1907
Langan battedn tabuaton and in
1912 the earnedn percentage recognized accurate
INDEX Of a pitchers ability
THE designation of Most Valuable Player awards how
been pretty much Of hand miss affair The tendency
winning leading hitter 25game pitcher
decide arbitrarily the fellow
desc The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Rainbow Loop Meets

4 meeting of the S75-9OC
Wednesday Night House League
will be held at the Rainbow Rec.
reation tomorrow night at s p. m
There are two openings.
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Individual Performances
That Win Ball Games
Basis for Selection
GUTTERIDGE MAY SUCCEED GEHRINGER

Brooklyn has traitor in its mdsta vile fifth columnist
who instead of naming of the Dodger buns has figured
that strange foregnersChe Laabs of the Browns
Mort Cooper of the Cardnasare the most valuable players in
their respective leagues. y
So is reported by Stanley Frank of the New York Post
as far know most reliable reported-columnist.
But Frank refuses get excited the fact that Mr.
Martin doesn't bum to the National League honor Frank
points that to most folks might quite amazing to
nominate Laab such stars as Joe DMaggo Ted Williams
and Joe Gordon.
But, Frank admits Martin has a system and
lit might be valid sprngboard for eliminating the gueswork
and favorsm that governs largely the most valuable
award
Sounds Absurd at First
Frank writes:
IF to walk up to you and suggest quietly
like that ball PLAYERS big
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
HAROLD ALLEN

Bowling instruction be m @ S
standardized and simplified today
by a teaching device, patent APP
piled for by Paul Mobley OF
Palace-Schoenherr Recreation.
Eighteen feet from the foul line
are sticks two feet in height. one
on each side of the alley. From
the top of two wires strung across
is a stick 10 inches in length and
painted a light yellow.
Regulation Of this stick, or in
dicator. is controlled by an extern
sion of the wires back beyond the
foul line and along the wall. The
player directs movement OF the
stick as he wishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Row
Leads District
Golfers With 8
Women Delay Start
for Half an Hour
Because Of Goodness
BY NJ. f. DRUKENBRoD

Ever since their district associa-
ton was launched almost % years
ago, women golfers here have
started play in their tournaments
at 9 a. m.
This has been done so the courses
would be clear for the mighty
males in the afternoon. Also. 10
enable the women 10 reach their
homes early to look after their
families.
But hopeful OF avoiding the early
cold and wind that caused
most scores TO climb in yesterdays
Qualifying round. they asked for
and received permission from Oak
land Hills 70 delay the start of to-
days first round matches until
.Q.20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
WATCH THE BIRDIE

BY use OF the stick as a guide
instead of looking at the pins. the
bowler holds his head down at the
moment of delivery and keeps the
ball on the alley instead of off.
To find angles, the player merely
'aligns the stick on any one of the
20 boards that run lengthwise Of
the alley Thus, 10 pick up a spare
all one does is find the angle by
means Of the stick and let so.
BY concentrating on the sighting
device instead of worrying about
the possible or probable hit the
ball follows the known angle for
the particular spare or split.
Various proprietorS shown the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Here Are Some figures

Yet may be argued that The Browns by finishing in The
first division will have performed mertorous feat than
the Yankees winning pennant Or that the Giants trick of
coming third place better hand than the Dodgers
coasting easy pennant.
According Martins figures Of a date
the valuable gent in the American League with "a
points followed by the AS Marchdon and Cleveand Fleming
20. Local leaders DiMaggio and Rufing 15
French (1SD and Schumacher (12).
1.-THE Americans lineup of top Game Winners had Fleming
(20), ID; Gordon "a 2b Stephens 16 Keltner 15 3b
Laabs pa IT, j. DMaggio 49, CT Conroy a. Marchldon
600, p The Nationals best players the clutch Cam
40 ID; Herman CO. 2b; Reese O) Elliott CO., 3b Nov
ko 13) If Reiser 49, cf Slaughter 3) RI Lamanno co.
Cooper CID, D."