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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
200 More Witnesses
 Due In Boston Probe
Evidence of Official Laxlty StiH Being RumOred; Death
 Toll Now at 492
BY CHARLES SWEENEY

Boston, a-(UPDNsaFy 200 wlmeses wn be Caea ee subgtanate fresh evidence Sf @AAal axty holocaust that claimed 4Se mU disclosed today
 said city inspectors kmew wiring eseng m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

five-weeks' series of classes, they will return to their dutis at Eagl Pass, Texas, even better fitted to keep 'em flying.
 pr. Sidney w. JenneS, local physi- clan, who was recently commissioned a first lieutenant in the U S. Army Medical corps. is receiving training at Miami Beach, Fla. according to communication received from the division headquarters.
 Edwin W. Alexander of 28 Elm wood avenue will graduate from Colby college Dec. IS. He has en- listed in the Army Reserve corps and expects to- be called to active duty shortly.
 The son of Mir. and Mrs. Theron E. Alexander, he has taken an active part in extra-curTicular activities at the college, During the past year he served as managing editor of the weekly newspaper. He is a memhr of tn board of the college year book and an ofilcer of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. He also served as varsity basketball manager.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

AreentinRlS mntinn Firtunez studios claiEn tD munGune znanE Spanish 1anguage films than szy nkAB country
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

Aduhnr hicyEaes mlAH1Eh nnnmh1lg c0ula he bought fur x1aD an MEillznn are new priced a high as EzAaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
BY PETER EDISON
(NEA Service Staff Correspondent

COrrespOndent)
 A Shinto shrine right the hall Director building wrong
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

dlea and most major gw0cEgS SaRee1 l D. $. Steel replaced an early gain with 1-1 point loss to SS& and Bethlehem was down sS s0 Ss Ia ChEySaer and General Motors backed down about 1~A point each. Inter national Harvester sold as sS, os St and Sears RoeAu6k dropped a g0ans to 50. Yale & Tpw]e was active al 20 S-8, unchanged, 9aEgeag reflect ing quick marketing 0s a block es 5000 shares sold ahz@aRh the eS- changes special ofsegang machinery ! Airline shares held part 0f mod crate early gains. American Teae- phone was down 3-8 s0 12s l-8, Al; Postal Preferred saz-nea 3-S to 1Sa. solowauga yesterdays sharp boss international Telephone DosneSz1l ceased a~z to Sss, whEe TAae F0reaeS which Gii6 mot sen sn yesterday weak market flor con-nrn1caS1uss- lost l 1-S 10 G.
 Greyhound OoEporasjor, 1scng- Ben Lumber, Texas Raca1ae Land Trurst and Union GaEAaae HeacaJeG new highs on fractional gains and Ligge1t & Myers Preferred aaEamcei I point 10 a new peak al 1EE- S0rrs preferred utlhty shares were so1E
 MQOL MARKET
 Boston, Dec. As-gUR4-Dcrnexsai woods were mostly 0ltcE tn tAe B0s- ton Wool Market, The C- S AgraCza- ture Department reported today
 Sales were made on zcw @A4- blood fine wooaem w9oas Rt E@- changed prices. Hnqz1rneS were uEEscs on 5eS aup made of fine wool, and some sales were rEare al 1rwszz SIP. These purchases wR1e fOr Rm1- lease orders sn be re1ense6 3Ernc8g.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04
News Of Men In The Service

John P. Augelli of 248 Congress avenue, @ senior at Clark University has been enlisted in the Army serv. ice Corps at the University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-04

Eagle Pass. Texas. Dec. - Cpl. John Hozubin of Moss road, West Cheshire, Conn. now serving as an airplane mechanic at the Eagle Pass Army Air Field. is one of special group chosen to receive a course in aircraft maintenance to be given at the Republic Aircraft Corporation at Farmingdale. Long Island, N. r.
 When the men have completed the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Male Help Wanted

PoRTERs-Resdy for work. English
Iasera. % We I Fort, 9Pposite city hall.
RADIO service man; fun or part time.
mornings. afternoons or evenings. Dex-
ter Radio. 1923 Dexter
ROOFERs
Steady work. top wages. Central Roofing
Company. 2637 Beaubien.
SALESMAN
A permanent position representing Detroit =
largest Janitor supply company. Men up -
so years will be considered. See Mr.. Petf
325 West jefferson. Monday. e-i2.
srEADYLPL WORK IN SHIP
PING DEPT. FOR MAN rs OR OVER.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
COOK COFFEE CO. s43o HAMILTON
STREET CAR ATTENDANTS. 10 make
change, issue transfers. announce streets
and stopping points Numerous vacancies
at Department OF street Railways at SOc
per hour TO be filled by competitive exsmi-
nation. Applicants must be at least n
years OF age and citizens of the United
States. Apply to the Department OF
street Railways, Shoemaker and st. Jean,
Detroit, Mich. until further notice.
TIRE changer wanted; also repair shop
help Apply 5eis cass avenue.
TIRE vuicanizer: experienced; steady job.
$3.50 West Chicago. Hogarth s2s5.
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Wanted-Roon, and Board

EMPLOYED mother wants good home +
small child Immediately. REdford 1855
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Female Help Wanted

ALTERATION woman--Experienced: ready
to-wear shop; excellent salary. Univer
sity 2-5O44.
ASSISTANT 10 bookkeeper: light ofncs
work; under 40: congenai surroundings
So days; permanent: $40. The Methods,
Publishing House. rs East Elizabeth, jus,
off Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

GIRLS 00) for typing cards from l 20
y. m. each day. Opportunity for high
school and college girls 10 work part time.
See Mr.. Jones' sth floor. 43i Howard ST.
GIRL FOR uoUsEwoRK DEPENDA-
BILE; GOOD WAGES; NO LAUNDRY:
lsi1 DAYS: GOOD COOK REFERENCES
UNIVERSITY i-360s.
GIRLS TO 81. wanted for billing and
general office work must be good at
figures and able to type: S24 per week 10
start. 5-day week; excellent opportunity
for Advancement Apply w. y. Reade,
National Biscuit Co, 500 West Baltimore.
tcIRL--General bousework good home
private room and bath. 1850 Roselswn.
University 3-isis.
GIRL 10 work al candy stand evenings
N23 weekly, Apply after p. m, Loop
Thester. Michigan and Cas-.
GIRLS = Weeks, days: white, colored
maids. good laundress; references. TYLER
6-6643.
GIRL for general office work, some typing
experience not necessary. Apply ]. r.
Sejln Carriage Co. 81 Fast Garfield
GIRL or woman; general homework. white
stay or go evenings; Saturday afternoon.
sundays off. Prospect 1871.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings N the BIG Sunday Times Want Ad
! sectionI
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Personals
A CERTIFIED READER-Your problem.
solved Hours go Florence LaValley
1905 Larchmont. Tyler 7-3431.
A LIQUOR habit stopped at nome secretly.
/ Arnold. 246l Nat. Bank Bldg. RA. 1854
A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Special. soc. (Hours 1913 daily. Sunday.
Atlantic 1908.
A RENOWNED Reader. Minnie Novels.
1922 Lincoln. BY appointment. Temple
1882.
ADVISER, PSYCHOLOGIST. radio astrologer,
Problems solved. 30 Petsrboro. evening:
T-a. Sundays.
ADVISER. life reader. Mrs. Ross 20i.
Fort, Lincoln Park. corner southheld
Hours: 1919.
ADVISOR = Spiritual Reader Madame
James. appointments daily. Townsend
s-0ss0. 1892 Clements.
ANNA sANGsTER, Spiritual cIairvoyani
Reader-Daily Appointments. sTt1 Mack.
olive 1881.
ROLOGER-Evangeline Berry Read
ings. 81. Appointments. Townsend 5-7269.
IL Elmhurst tWoodward).
AsTRoLoCER Mrs. Lena Manning.
Cherokee Indian. Appointments. Tyler
s-77ii. 1924 McGraw.
home or mine. 2s0 Westminster. Trinity
2-OsIs
lAsTRoLOGER PHOEBE CARTER--Con-
suitattou d5tiy; very reasonable, sfs
Helen tnear Jefferson).
AsTRoLoGER - c. Lowell well known
Detroiter: popular In Florida. Lafayette
o32a.
AsTRoLoGIsT--Msd Floye. Problems
Tuthfully Solved s64i East Forest
Plaza e76s.
AT BILL GRAF'S GRILL Astrologer
Esteiie. Luncheon. drinks f7t John X.
tdownstairs).
ADVISER on all affairs OF life Mrs
Taylor Special readings soc. Daily.
Sundays 1913. ffs0 West Jefferson.
Ecorse over Edgewster Bar. Atlantic
1894. tWyandotte bus TO door,
ATTRACTIONS Featuring Scotch Marie.
Barbara. Lotus. others. New Lotus Tea
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BARBAGLIA plaster Tor sciatica. rheuma.
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"BosKoN'' HINDU SYSTEM = Readings.
solves problems. 1855 West Grand bouie-
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DIVINE HEALINGs = Improves health.
Reverend Hazel Dsmrsu, f7it Ferry
Park. Trinity l.77s2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

GYPSY CARD READER - MADAME
MARIE tCafe Budapest, si6 Cary
corner West jefferson. Telephone, Vine
wood 2-s573.
HAIR REMOVED permanently. Natalie
Traub. $50 Michigan Theater Building
Cherry 1913.
MADAME x-Astrologist: daily readings
i345 West Garfield. Ring Apartment 4
MADAME ELIsE-,Unusual French reader
Sand and Fire solve your problens-love,
business. colurnbia 200. 44i7 Second, ca,
MRS RAYE--Astrologis featured At stats
Fair. 1897 Mitchell. PLAZA 2503.
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife Cassie" George v. Nash
1853 West Eight-Mile road.
NOVEMBER Il. l9i2-on and after date
| will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any one but myself. Marion
Preston Yardley. 1852 Jim DAILY Road
Inkster.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Clinic
57i5 Second. near Palmer. Trinity i.7242.
PROF. ELToN-ADIvsoR
CONSULTATION daily, 1913; TUESDAYS.
Fridays until O.; closed sundays 34is John
r.. between Erskine and Eliot. Special. 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE Churrir' 81
Christ. Appointments daily 1860 Wes'
Grand boulevard. Tyler 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

MAYBURY GRAND. s2os.-For white;
living room and store for 50 weekly
Tyler 4-2775.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

ART CENTER 3os East Kirby; twin beds.
newly furnished, decorated. Randolph
1872. mornings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

CONCORD, a23i--Aear Eseksrds; ciean
double; comfortable SLEEPING rooms: very
ran Mn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

-oakman-L Large. steam; contin-
uous hot water, private family. Towns.
ooA E-tQnQ
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Housekeeping Rooms

lHoLCoMB. 176O--Two rooms, suitable for
four girls defense workers; kitchen OPP
tionsl: new furniture: private home good
TRANSPORTATION,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

Double root, Twin beds. for
defense workers; private home; privt-
leees Townsend 6-9792.
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Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Dining Rooms-Fsmous for good food =
overlooking the Detroit River. Privat,
parties may be arranged for through our
personalired catering service. Lenox eOOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

DAY nursery I'm refined private home:
licensed; motherly care. Vermont 7-2s07.
LICENSED home; exceptional: excellent
care; child SO. Lincoln 2-0i47. Royal
Oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

WANTED or 6-room house. flat or ir
come. S60-S65, for family OF four on
child. Z; preferably near st. Francis d
Sales School, not absolutely necessary
Permanent Detroiter. Call North Os11
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Wanted to Rent Flats

CoLORED-Employed adults want SIS
room flat; steam heated; northwest sec
ton preferably. Tyler 7-6055.
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FURNISHED offices: venetian blinds. In
direct lights, telephone incl; S1h to $50
per mo. 1900 Cadillac So. Bldg CA. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

BALLROOM DANCING COURSE, $3.50
FREE PRACTICE DANCING NIGHTLY
TRIANON SCHOOL OF DANCING
3747 WOODWARD-TE. 2-9so0
DANCE quickly by the Aragon system: 10
lessons--fox trot. waltz, rhumba-S2. so.
Aragon School of Dancing. 1855 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Houses for Rent
Hotels
ADERNA HOTEL

Centrally located; daily, $3.50 up privat,
bath. comfortable outside rooms. Down
town. 35i5 Cass.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

taggin' along an they declare war on
US.
Well, Jake an me has another get
together.
''Make it one buck week to send
Hirohito back to his ancestors." he
says. "an' 0s0fher buck to convert
Hitler into wienerwurst. An add four
bits to muzzle Adolfs pup. Musso-
lini. :"
''Okay," l tells him. ''One buck to
smack a Jap: one buck to hash 4
heinie an fifty cents to blast a
blackshirt! An I'll mstek it an Isssbls
it out O. ny end of the till. They tell
me all employers 10 supposed to work
out a payroll deduction idea to help
the hired hands buy honda"
''Waitr' says Jake. I'VE forgot
somethin'r'
'What?" l wants to know.
I'VE forgot the rest Of them axle
nationsr'
'Golly," l admits. you're rightl
What should We do to them?"
Il guess" says Jake. after thinkin'
it over. that maybe if We put in an
extra dime to give Hitler the hot-foot.
We will get him off their necks an
they'll quit an join our side"
An that's how We settled it. Jake
let's me hold out $50 every week
from his pay check. an I put $50
with it. an We send it to the u.
Treasury Department an We get bac
a bond every 90 often which says ON it
that We will both get psid back an
with interest.
Meantime We sort of feel we're
payin' Hitler. Hirohito & Co. back
with interest.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

line" l answers. "An' cheap at axy
price!
Better gimme one of them ten
cent defense sismbs." says Jake. after
he took out carfare an counted his
surplus.
Well, We got to talkin' it over. an
Jake figured he could put a buck
week aside towards a bond.
So l said. "Okay. l will take it
out of your pay for eighteen and three
quarter weeks." Which he agreed to.
An thess what happens?
Old added Adolf comes out of the
bushes with poor. muddled Benito
Evening star., 1942-02-15

LOOK OUT, AD0LHy I want to
tell you, me an my right-hand man
Jake Bulls 10 on a wartime footin'l
remember the Sunday night of
Pearl Harbor. We was both workin'
with the radio on. An what We
figured out to call the Japs was even
better than what Secretary Hull called
them.
"Wally," says Jake, after we had
turned the top layer of them bow
legged. slant.eyed so-an' eos over to
brown, how much does a Defense
Bond cost?"
'Eighteen-seventy-6ve. cash on the
Evening star., 1942-02-15

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sssst This ssfe nqvii WY Jsdy
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Evening star., 1942-02-15

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free sample to Mary r. Goldman Co.. 90
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Evening star., 1942-02-15
GRAY HAIR
KILLS ROMANCE

You know that gray
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You are afraid o( danger
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nat ural lustre-afraid.
snxr1ss RI ali that SsvssrS,s ANN
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
SPORT IS
By LEO MACDONELL
GAVE 3 RUNS IN ALL-STAR GAME

CHICAGO, Sept 21.Whle the Cubs are not the Yankees
by stretch of the imagination the talented Morton Cecil
Cooper Sappngton No. anything but sap He's b.
foot Pinch 200pound pitcher who may give the American
League champions plenty of trouble if the Cardinals go on
through to win League flag the baseball world
anticipates.
Yes remember the American League AStars got
their three off Cooper to win the ASar against the
National Leaguers New York in July but his hreenning
performance that night may not mean anything.
mastery fourhit performance, Cooper at Wrigley
Field Sunday shut the Cubs for the ST. Louis clubs
victory the double header 1t Coopers twenyfrst vic
tory his ninth shuout and the Cardinals
singles of collected by Phil Cavarea No two knocks
the inning and Cooper posted nine skeouts He
whitfield Bill Nicholson Chcagos formidable power hitter twice
Nicholson exploded 81 home during the current
No Meat Ratonine Here
Billy Southworth expected to start Cooper against the
Yankees in St. Louis September Countless. of course, the
Dodgers achieve miracle Cooper will probably face Ernie
Bonham feet inches high but Is pounds heavier So
liable plenty of the mound for the first
tilt of the fall classic rationng not.
modest kable chap Cooper Is years old and product
of Branch Rckeys Cardinal chain store organization After
stable spell in the minors much of which time spent at
Columbus ST. Louis clubs American Association farm Cooper
the Cardinals 1888. While he revealed himself
potentially great finger Cooper did really get going until
Then before the well along, he
On growth from his pitching elbow which
emily what the big needed He laid about six
weeks.
Incidentally operation recommended for Schooboy
Rowe. but the Schooboy would go for it.
No Illusions OF Grandeur
Cooper illusions of grandeur despite his bril-
liant pitching indicated the special train which carried
the players writer's New York Cleveland for the
Sar with Mickey Cochranes service stars Some OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
New Threat
Redeemer Reveals Unexpected Zip in Banking
St. Gregory $50; St. Theresa Wins, $50

return put the ball on the three
yard line, and Nick Sczerba
plunged over for the touchdown
that gave st. Ladislaus a 60 YER
dict over st. Anthony. ST. Cathe-
rine nailed st. Benedict, TO. on a
65-yard march climaxed by Jim
Cunningham's scoring run from
the seven-yard line.
A lateral pass from Bob Miller
to Jim Thill in the fourth period
enabled st. Mary's of BEDFORD to
tie st. Cecilia, 6-6. ST. Cecilia
counted in the second period when
tackle Harry Paulian stole the ball
from Bob Prendergast and ran 65
yards TO pay dirt.
Catholic Central highlighted the
non-league schedule, gaining a
$40 triumph over Resurrection at
Lansing. In other games st. Jo-
seph trimmed st. Paul, 1870;
Lourdes jolted ST. Francis of
Ecorse, 21-0. and st. Rita edged
st. Mary's of Jackson. TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
BY DON GILLIEs

Detroit is definitely gun-minded.
They proved their fondness for
clay target shooting yesterday at
the L. A. Young Gun Club. when
the second annual Detroit Times
Montgomery Ward Hunters Spe-
cial Skeet and Trap Tournament
attracted a total of 2.033 gunners,
largest number ever TO compete in
a shotgun shoot. The old record
was 1904. set during the first
Times-Ward shoot last year.
The record-breaking turnou I
was established despite a heavy
rain on Saturday followed by cold
weather Sunday that sent hunters
digging into their duffle bags for
boots and warm hunting
The profits OF the shoot, esti-
mated at close TO $1,000. will be
turned over 10 the Army and Navy
Emergency Relief funds. Shooters
received 81 200 in prizes. consist
ing of war stamps. and shotguns.
More than 500 prizes will be sent
out 10 winners this week.
Thousands Of spectators who
lined the half-mile firing line to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

st. Theresa has the markings of
another Catholic High School
League football championship, but
it appeared today that Holy Re-
deemer would offer plenty of COM
petition in the first division under
its new coach, Francis deb
Sneedy.
While the defending champions
were leathering st. Leo, $50, SUM-
day, Redeemer revealed unex-
pected zip in shutting out ST.
Gregory, $50. Truck Telmont's
S6-yard touchdown run featured
the Lion victory as Joe Wood tai
lied twice and Earl and Bert Wal
decker scored once each.
st. Theresa's regulars rolled up
a $40 lead at half time over hap
less st. Leo, and the reserves
played the rest of the game. Bill
Dillon scored three touchdowns,
Leo Diamond two.
Alfonso Dolecki's 17-yard punt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

Selfridge Field pilots nosed out the
Third Ferry Command, Wayne
County Airport. SO to 81.
On the Selfridge team were Cap
tain Hanson. Is; Major Henicker.
II; 1t. r. Booth, %; Sgt. F. Page,
IL, and Warrant Officer X. Allen,
"a. Cpl. Bud Russello. former
manager of the L. A. Young Gun
Club is instructor of the team.
Scores of Wayne County airnen
were: Sgt. arthur Shook, 10; 1t.
r. G. Higgins. 10: 1t. ID. M.
James, 18; Maj. II. B. Johansen,
IL. and Sgt. j. p. Donahue, II.
Two targets back came the United
States Army Signal Corps. r. II,
Pepin with 20; Capt. +. Preson.
Is; 1t. L. Judd, 16; Capt. r. Fer
'guson. Is, and Captain Clifford
with Z.
Corporal Russello, won the indi.
vidual service mems title with
25x25.
Carl B. futile, broke a perfect
score of 25 straight hits to tie SO
other gunners and then win out in
the draw for an expensive 20
gauge shotgun. B. Stevens won
Continued on Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21

and turned in a fine bit of pitch
ing. But all it netted him was his
twelfth defeat OF the season. The
first run of the Indians came in
the sixth inning after two were
out. Hockett singled and stole
second. He came all the way
home when Johnny Lipon threw
Edwards grounder into the Cleve-
land dugout.
An error played an important
part in the second and final run.
Gene Desautels singled and went
to second on Dutch Meyers bad
throw. Harder moved him along
with a sacrifice and he went the
rest of the way on Hockett'S fly
to right field.
The Tigers got TO Bagby early
in the second game. A walk TO
Lipon, McCosky's triple and York's
single scored two in the first. The
Indians got two in the second on
four hits, all singles by Mack
Desautels, Bagby and Edwards.
The Tigers took the lead in the
third and held IL TO the ninth. Two
CONTINUED on Page 14)