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Evening star., 1943-07-15
Navy Identifies Z Flyers
Killed in Collision
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK. Va, July 1.-two
Navy flyers killed when their land
planes collided during maneuvers
near Kitty Hawk, N. c., Tuesday
were identified yesterday by the 5th
Naval District as Ensign Charles
Edgar Clyburn, U. S. NJ r., of Knott,
Tex, and Ensign Francis K. Kohl
of Chicago.
The planes fell into the Atlantic
Evening star., 1943-07-15
(. R. Leonard Burial
To Be in Arlington

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 15.-The
body of Emeric Robert Leonard, 55,
sales manager for the Bethlehem
Steel Co., who died Tuesday after
a brief illness, will be sent to Wash
ington for burial in Arlington Gene
terry July "a.
Mr.. Leonard was a graduate of the
Evening star., 1943-07-15

Naval Academy and served thres
years as a naval officer before join
ing the steel company SO years ago.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Edith Leonard.
Evening star., 1943-07-15

sent to Brownsville. Tex, for burial
Chandler had been an associate
professor of English at Vanderbilt
University and had taught at Chica-
go University and Texas University
before coming to Washington.
Evening star., 1943-07-15

Gated with spending in the billions
that when I protest against an item
Of $40, 900 900 some folks think I'm
wasting my time"
Evening star., 1943-07-15
Keep
Perspiring Feet
Dry and Sweet

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ent. 1t acts to absorb excess perspiration
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& new pair of shoes or if you are wearing
an ill-ftting tight pair, there's nothing like
Aliens Foot-Ease to relieve the friction
that makes feet feel so uncomfortable. For
real foot comfort, be sure to ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease todayl At all druggists
Evening star., 1943-07-15
DrathB
PEARSON, NJ

PEARSON, MAMIE. The members of
4 l !
~ the Ladies : Auxiliary. Canton
IN Washington. No. l, I. o. o. F.,
W will assemble in uniform THURSDAY Y
IN evening, July Is, 1a43. at 7:45
II O'Clock, at Deals funeral home,
NV 1912 Georgia ave. NV, for the pur-
III pose of holding funeral services over
II N the remains of our dearly beloved
" lady, MAMIE PEARSON.
Drae
Evening star., 1943-07-15

ADVERTISEMENT. A
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
L. M. Navy Men to Get
Credit for Sports
special 10 TIVE DETROIT TIMES

10 compete will do so on the same
basis as civilians. But these
sports must not interfere with
their studies or scholastic stand
ings. And they will represent the
university and not the navy. That
means any injuries will he the re-
Sponsibility Of the university.
Trsinees in the first term Of
their first year must OBTAIN Spe-
cial permission from their COM
manding officer before parucipat-
ing in these athletics.
The physical training program
will consist of a basic training
program that is required of all
enlisted personnel during the
first term and maintenance
training program required OF all
personnel thereafter.
Swimming will be given three
days n week TO nonswimmerS and
once a week 10 swimmers. Special
emphasis will he placed on abil-
ity TO stay ahoat, fundamental
strokes and life saving. All
sports are included on the pro-
gram, including deck drills. relays,
rope climbing. job marching, box
ing. wrestling. mass and indi-
,vidual matches, handball and
Nolley ball.
Tests will he held from time 10
time TO check the progress OF the
men
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

ANN AR9OR. June 19 Tie
navy VIII allow collegiate sports
10 replace some Of the training
periods for upper classmen III the
Navy VIZ program. according 10
an announcement SATURDAY from
Capt. r. r. Cassidy, commanding
officer Of the navy and marine
mon stationed at the Unl4ereity
of Michigan
The training program VIII call
for a period OF morning cailSt 'en-
IcS and one hour a day. FIVE days
a week Of general cotnbatlVe ana
conditioning aCtivitieSA
According 10 the announcement
Of Capt. Cassidy "upperVclass VIZ
enlisted students taking part in
intercollegiate sports program
during their first semester OF en-
listment also shall participate IN
the required basic training pro
gram. Other members of abe m
tcrcollegiate sports squads heeu
not participate IN the maint nance
training program except for the
daily early morning calistheuicS
during the season Of the sport
concerned. Immediately after the
close OF a sports season students
VIII take part i'm the regular
training program
At the same time Capt Cassidy
announced officially that George
NcAfee and other chief specialists
assigned as instructors will not be
permitted 10 compete on any m
tGrcolleCiate teams.
The announcement made clear
hat thc traInccS who volunteer
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

guide vii he distributed FREE to
the ScriheS
Jimmy Wilson, manager ~
tho Cubs. would have YOU he-
Hcve that Branch Rlckcy.S sane
timony is only skin deep
explaining that the DodEcr
head man grabbed young BOYD
BARLEY when II was known that
the Chicago club had paid the
lads tuition Al University OF
Illinois -. Greg Rice Is one hlg
name runner who has never de-
manded an appearance fee from
a meet promoter g.. An ArGI-
ment with Soldiers Field over
the rental fee resulted IN
switching the site of the Chi
cage ali-staF -feofbatt game II
NorthWeStern'S DyChe Stadium
D.. Since the Texas League
folded. Rogers HornSby has
been foolinC around with indus
TRIAL haScbaif az Fort N0rrh
and Dallas
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
First for Father

Joseph LsMotta saw Jake La
Motta beat F'rltzie ZIvlc IN
Pittsburgh. the first time he
ever saw his son IN the ring 81.
Count Fleet has made $3.50. 800
for his owner. Mrs. John y.
Hertz. and is the only horse 10
win the Kent tucky Derby.
PreaknesS. Belmont. the With
erS and Wood Memorial
Boston's Suffolk Downs handle
averages $500. 900 and the dog
track 100000 a day.
Frank tLeftyl ODoul man
sger OF the San Francisco Seals.
suggests that official score
keepers be dressed like umpires
and stationed on the field IN
stead Of the press box, causing
a Los Angeles writer 20 re-
mark: Who wants 10 run
around the field dressed in an
umpires zoot suit and Juggling a
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
ROAR DELIGHT

Slack Badge ran his race Sat-
Wday much 10 the roaring de-
light Of those in the crowd of
5000 WhN had made hm almost
an even money favorlte.
le few over tho five furloneS
IN 5s 3-5 seconds under Jockey
Paul KEEPER. only Two hf1hS Of a
second off Miss DolphlrS track
record. and had TWO and half
lengths 10 spare on the fast
closing 40 70 / shot, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. !. Abels Cramps Image,
which passed two horses Rlst a
few jumps from the wire to take
The place.
Tapped on Cramps Image, for
third money was the fast 6lly,
Naldina Sonora, the Is to ! SHOT
from the table of Gragln and
Hoist
She took the lead from Black
Badge right after the start stayed
lust ahead until the turn into the
stretch. then failed TO withstand
his charge.
The DNiana Farms Fulmar
was fourth and Mrs. &. {. Whites
Diamond Dick Efth
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Back in Action

Sandy Sonervlilc who used
10 win the Canadian amateur
almost annually and captured
the l.. s amateur IN 1882. tho
only foreigner who ever Sso-
ceeded in doing SO is back on
the battle front again with a
regiment of Canadian F.Iras
IN the FIRST World War ac
was an irfsrfryman In tHs Use
sex County HlehlsndcrS Co.. As
jimmy Dykes was stro,lrc into
the White SoX dressing room.
he encountered Lefty Come
WaShinCt1r new ncwhsr ,
Aren't YOU getting irto tr.-
form " Conner asked Jimmy b., d..
Not me. snapped Dyke =
7 were IN Uniform and you we've
On the mound 7 CCl'd1 & rv,l.t
the temptation 10 pick .0 q bar
&C.. l S'l,! can Cel 'ref uar
around isSt rnoJg. .t. Ir-fs
not The situation HTrw'-s
said Gomez ... shnc0 .w
pitching these da,s fre question
is. Can y0g got t-a' bar around
slow enouC
Sal BarfoIo '1.r-
Pep under p h1srra fr.-e'sl
erranfemcr, IN Boston .rHtE
The promoters L4afs0fDcI
him 12lz per cent .... i1 s.-I-
fior he uac 20. vrt frr g.rt
out Of Pep's cut u case rg
Bartolo. lost u AS tn- rr,N
Bartolo LOST ..NPcp ve- guar
anteed $50 600 with ar option
of 50 per cent ~ the asfC ...-
The promoters lost s. on
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
4 MONOPOLY

Horses which had recently been
sold here by trainer Roy Waldron
NJ the Milky Way Farm won all
tho feature races of the day.
Dogpatch. the 4-ycar-old Bull
dog colt bought in the past week
by kempner Marley California
horSeman, raced 10 victory in the
81 900 Border City Handicap
No Wrinkles. the Kentucky
Derby starter, which Milky Way
sold to +. H. Beezley Nebraska
turtman. scored neck victory in
the $500 Lernoult Handicap.
Dogpatch ran tho fastest six
furlonCS Of the meeting. 40 As.
as he came from fourth place At
the turn for home 10 win bv two
and p half lengths going away
from Col Teddy. tho POL shot
from The EllStrOm Brothers Stable.
=. II ROuSc'S Three Per Cent
was a close third Just ahead of
'ho Dearborn Stables Samborom-
bon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

typewriter, Scorebook and pos
Slbly a bottle Of beer ."
Mike Rocco. whom the Indians
obtained from Buffalo recently,
was slated for the Giants Sey-
eral months ago. but Mel Ou
decided 10 60 along with Joe
Orengo When Carl HuhbeI
Scored his 250th National
League victory the other dav
the New York hurler became
the first 10 reach that goal
since the DAYS 81 BurleIEn
Grimes and Eppa Rixcy
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Tiger Box Scores

r.'asU py3' Is Totals - y 1S 4
s'sn ~ when winning run scored
s#P''e1 for Potter in sIVth
Ran foF FcrrrI I'M siNth
Rates fer Os'evmupiIsr fn eighth
haNff frr Clar'ak ir nInin
Ea''et for Harris IN me tenth
Rated for Ross in me rInfn
gran fcr EadcHT N ths ninth
So Ir.s OOi 0On COG OOO 3
DETROIT pos GOO 200 O0l 8
rH~r arft-s P,rass Ferrsu.
Hoover. WAhgteI- Richards Errors
stephens IueudEe. Runs battee in-
NateteiI HfFElns FArnes 2. Harris
iaE.s Crsns Tvo-bsse hits Btrnss.
stsrhA1s Crsmtf Three-bass hiH -Hig-
Fkrs FNrnrS Satunfe M Cfamer.
stolen base -tUggIns ,I.sr on base,
St ieuts 80. Defr..f % Double plays
stephen to Gu'rudEt 20 Chustmsn z.
ssn1ra 90 F~r oil to chrStnan Bases
rr halls on 8ur7ra Z ~ Potter IN
0sterwur'Ier or NcKain, F.. On Bridges
e ~ Nsvh7user q IN caster struck
ru' Pf. sGnfrA J Ny, Potter by Oster-
unrNFf / hy "a Ksi1 !. Ply Bridges g. BY
Nsvnousfr q ty Caster s. Hifs-On sun
ora Boz o. innings 30 Potter ] i0 pa
innings m 0sfsl mHr'sf IN 2 innings.
ri qrfErs ~ s innings cF White IN
a irrfvs ~ VI kai0 I'M s lnning.
ft.-F-urs' srt Hltnsrt
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Zivit, LaMotta Meet
Again in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, June 10 up
Fritzie Zivic Of Pittsburgh former
welterweight champion, and Jake
LaMotta, faSt-punching New York
middleweight, will meet again AT
Forbes Field next July II, this
time overthe l5-round distance.
The fight is a rematch necessi-
tated by an unpopular l0-round
decision won by LaMotta in their
first meeting here last June 10.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

The Tigers are feeling the pinch
OF p manpower shortage in the
pitching department.
Johnny Corsica is in Ford Hos
pital with a throat infection.
Virgil Trucks is not ready 10
assume the role Of starting
pitcher. He has been laid up with
A sore arm.
Steve O'Neill had planned to use
Newhouser and Paul
CDizzy) Trout in Sundays double
header. although they had only
two days rest. pitching in Thurs
day's twin bill at Cleveland.
Newhouser was used against
the Browns for four innings Sat
urday. so O'Neill had to rearrange
his lineup. Stubby Overmire. who
pitched a couple OF innings in the
twilight game Friday. will start
one Of the games and Trout the
other.
Luke Se~elt has nominated
Denny Galehouse for one Of the
contests. but said Saturday night
he had no idea who would work
IN the second game.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
FIND PROSPECT

Although Black Badge was the
victor. he uncovered a prospective
future rlNaI!n this race That -eeft
IS Cramps Image so named by
A. J. CWhitey) Abel. the former
Jockey. because his markings re-
Semble his grandSire, Man OWar.
Troubled al the start and Shuf-
fed back SO that he was ahead Of
only one horse on the back
stretch, Cramps Image found rae
me room in the stretch and
Kempton Knott brought him
laundering down the outside past
horse after horse.
Hc caught F'ulmar and Naldina
Sonora in tho last 50 yards and
had the race gone another SIX
teenth OF a mile. might have led
them all.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
White So1 HurIer Celed

CHICAGO, June 10 oUP) -
Orval Grove. 23-year-old Chicago
White Sox hurler. received his
orders today 10 report June 30
for army induction tests. Grove
is unmarried.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Third Straight
Victory Gained
By BIdCk Badge
nv LrWIs H. WALTER

TX ra7ee Is S',l, The hoSs.
-----.- rr---ry r-tr- from The Stahlc
~ Abraham HIrSchherg Of san
-..>aa raced 10 his third sue
...o handicap victory At the
Hrrnt -ar, rack Saturday when
no .re .ra r..aI l-Sear-oldS 10 the
.f. .n trc 5000 81. Auhln Han
ar7p.
Purchased rom The Milky WAY
Farm far $4,000 after ne had
von the Buglc Cal, purse here on
opening daN. Black Badge has
.ToSt uCpad his purchase price.
10 took tho $1,000 - Jean Han
1Icap just 2 week ago
HIS next stop is ghC $50 600
Arlington Futuri'y nj Chicago,
Tl.y IT..
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Cooper Wins 9th
Straight Game

ST. LOUIS. June 10 CUP)-A
three-run Cardinal rally in the
eighth inning today subdued the
Chicago Cubs. 4 10 2. and put
Mort Cooper the big riGht-hander,
who has now won six in a row.
ahead of all major league pitchers
with nine wins and three losses.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Nonproft Track

The Fair Grounds race track In
New Orleans is strictly non
profit-Sharing organization, Minor
officials are paid but The higher
executives receive no salaries
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

Runs Novikov NerIno Musial
LitwhiIer W Cooper Errors None
Runs bstted m LoVrev 2. Lliwniler 2.
Kurowski Two.hsss hits Lovrs,.
Novikov. Merullo. Musisl 2, kurowsU
Three base nh Lowrey Double play
Marion IN Klein ~ sander Rss"s On
balls or N cooper J. oT Lee %"
Wys, struck oui BY VI Cooper 3.
by Lee 3 hy Wyss HIS on Lee 5
in % innings. o1 WISE IN ID inning
Left on bases Chicago s So Louis Z.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
eTNnANtS GAMKs
Athletics for All

Every one of the $50 boys al
the famous Boys Town School
ranging from u 10 19 years, en-.
cages in some kind Of competitive
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Pitchers, O'Neill
Juggles His Starters

ninth inning. with McKain pitch
ing, O'Neill sent Ross, a right
handler, 10 bat for Ned Harris
Luke Sewcll then re m o v g d
Archie and sent George Caster, a
richt-hander, 10 pitch. So Ross
gave way 10 Rip Radcliff, a left.
handler, who forced Higgins At
second
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Talbert, Greenberg
Gain Net Final

the University Of Southern CALI
fornia pair who are on their way
10 the national Intercollegiate at
Chicago.
Talbert and GreenbCrg gained
the final after upsetung the Notre
Dame unit Of Bob Taught and
Evert. 81. Ga, Ga.
Misses BetZ and Corbett meet
Mary fernando and Mildred Sir
waits Of Detroit in the women s
doubles title test after eliminating
Gertrude Bartholomew and Con-
stance O'Donovan Ebbers OF De-
troit in the Semifinal, 6-l, 81
Saving his strength placed Tai
bert in the final against Green
berg. Not endowed by nature
with as much stamina as some
players. Talbert is susceptible 10
heat. A. tho end Of the third set.
with his lead. 2-l. the Cincinnatian
knew he had 10 ration himself
JUST EASES UP
He did not throw" the fourth.
but let Cochell have his own way
and took no risks. In consequence,
Cochell won it. 81 Comparatively
fresh for the fifth, Talbert "let
20" and had enough red coupons
left 10 take il AT Cd and the
match.
Evert found Greenberg's foot
vuOrk clpckliun gtaadtpaSS and
accuracy a bit TOO much. Green
berg rarely eXeTts himself and Is
smart enough never 10 take more
strides than necessary.
Miss Betz had a mere workout
with Miss Corbett. The latter'S
stroking was inaccurate and she
covered ground too slowly 10 can
eel the variety Of speed spin and
pace The Los Angeles girl united.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

Jimmy Bloodworth played Fri
day in thc twilight game after
being on the bench for several
weeks with a bad log He hurt
the LEG again and Manager O'Nel
ordered Joe Wood in IN his place.
Bloodworth took part in batting
practice as pitcher and in at
tempting 20 field a grounder by
Tommy Bridges further aggra-
waited his injury and Will be out
for several days.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
STOP STEPHENS

Before the game the pitchers
were discussing the proper way 10
halt Vern Stephens. the leagues
No. l hitter Harold Newhouser
said he'd try the same stuff that
worked in 81. Louis recently. He
got his chance with two on in the
eleventh and famed tho big hitter.
Stephens, who GOT two homcrS
and a double Friday was held to
single and a double. lie struck
out three times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
Caster Loads
Bases on WaIkss
To SET Stage
BY EDGAR HAYES

Roger Cramer's single TO left
with the bases loaded In the
twelfth inning brought an ending
10 the Detroit Tigers three-game
losing streak Saturday at Briggs
Stadium. The blow sent Paul
Richards home and closed a 3
hours and IS minutes contest, the
Tigers winning, 4 to 3, from the
Brownies.
George Caster. the fourth st.
Louis pitcher, was the loser, a.
victim OF his own wildness in the
twelfth. After Rudy York was
retired on strikes, the sixth time
during the game. he failed 10 get
the ball out of the infield, Caster
walked Wood, Richards and New
houser in succession.
The Brownie infield drew in for
a play AT the plate and Joe
Hoover bounded 10 Harlon. who
tagged down Wood At home.
Then Cramer settled the issue by
slashing the ball between Cliff
and Stephens into left field.
SCORE TIED IN NINTH
The Tigers led from the begin.
ming OF the contest until the ninth
inning when the Browns tailed
twice 10 tie the count. The Tigers
had scoring chances in ninth and
eleventh but couldn't push over
the needed run.
Dick Wakefield and Pinky Hig-
gins were the batting stars for
the Tigers out of the IL players
who appeared in the lineup
Wakefield collected four hits in
five official trips plus an inten-
tionsl pass. Pinky got three out.
of four. including a triple in the
first inning. He was passed twice.
Tommy Bridges started for tho
! Tigers and held the Browns in
check until the late innings. He
was followed by White, who WAS
hatted out in short order Harold
NewhouSer took over 10 become
the winning pitcher.
STEVE sUNDRA STARTS
Steve Sundra- the first
hurler for the Browns but gave
way in the third 10 Potter. who
in turn was replaced by Oster-
mueller, McKain and finally
I Caster, the loser.
The Tigers collected two runs.
/ half OF their Thinning total, in
the first inning. Joe Hoover was
safe when Vern Stephens threw
1 his grounder past Mark Christ
man at first Cramer sacrificed
him along and Wakefield scored
! nm with single 10 left. Higgins
tripled 10 deep right center and
Wakefield raced home Harris was
walked and York hit into double
play.
In the meantime Bridges famed
four Of the first six batterS and
retired the other two easily.
Schultz was the first ST Louis
batter in the ninth and Bridges
walked him. Steve O'Ncill hen
removed Bridges and brought IN
Hal White. who had pitched two
and A third innings against -
Browns IN the twilight game
! Friday.
Gutteridge, the first hitter
against Hal. forced Schultz.
Byrnes triplcd 10 left center. scor-
ing Gutteridge, and come home on
Laabs single 10 center. tying the
score.
When Stephens singled 10 left
White left the game and New-l
houser. who had been scheduled
10 pitch in Sundays double
header, was rushed into the game.
Mike KreeVich took Chartaks =
place AT bat and Harold famed
him. Gift ended the rally by
grounding 10 Joe Wood
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
SUNDAYS GANEs

s. Louis A. DETROIT t2Ia
cleveland ~ Chicago O.
Boston - Philadelphia ~
Washington at New York (2l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
How They Stand

~NII RnAN'N HbSILIN
De'rot ST. Louis t2 inningtl.
Washington 8. Philadelphia ;.
New York B. Boston ] C2 innings).
Cleveland g. Chicago tfirst game
Cleveland 10. Chicago tsecond game,
10 innings
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
MISS BETZ WINS

While tho men, sparkling
play captIvated the gallery, the
Women'S final had a drab tone.
Pauline Betz, Los Angeles, ma
tional indoor and outdoor cham
pIon added the clay courts ribbon
10 her list in trouncing her Rollins
College chum and doubles part.
ner, Nancy Corbett of Chicago
60, 6-l AS most sharp observers
predicted.
Sunday $ program also includes
the men doubles final in which
Greenbcrg and Talbcrt oppose
Earl Cochell and Bob kimbrell.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
USE 80 MEN

The 81. Louis Browns used is
men in losing against IA the
Tigers had in the winning lineup
Don Ross made the briefest APP
pcarance N the game. In The
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20

To win a set you must often
lose one, is method smart tennis
players like Bill Talbert employ
in an important test when con-
Servaton of physical resources is
all important in. a long match on
a hot day.
Talbert gave away the fourth
set Saturday in his semifnaf
match with Earl Cochell of Los
Angeles and gained the fifth 10
set aside Cochell. Cd. 0-6, 81.
10. Ga, 10 enter Sundays final
of the national clay courts cham
pionshps At Detroit Tennis Club.
Play Is at 2:30.
Opposing the Cincinnati No. J
seeded stars is Seymour Green
berg, defending champion. who
ousted his fellow Chicagoan,
James Evert, in straight sets, 6-2,
Ga. Cd
At Al in the third, Evert had
an outlet 10 fourth set, but
Greenberg regained control in the
sixth game. Once his shots were
going right, the champions vic
tory was assured.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGrE
SATI-RnAl'S REsULTS

SATURnAN'S RESULTS
BROOKLYN 7, Philadelphia S.
New York 5. Boston
Pftshurgh 4. Cincinnati J
S. Louis A, Chicago 3 |
SUNDAYS GAMES
New York A. Brooklyn az.
Chicago A. ST. Louis a.
Phiiadeiphia ~ Boston "a
Cincinnati AZ Pittsburgh f7l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
This. Week S
Market Report

HERE IL the latest market
report from the Detroit Munlc-
ipal Bureau OF Markets.
Local raspbcrrles are al Their
peak tins week There Il a
temporary heavy supply OF early
potatoes coming in from south
crn states
THERE II a plentiful supply
ol CantaloupeS, leaf lettuce,
mustard and turnlp greens. rad
lsheS and wateTmclons
Moderate amounts Of punched
heets, cabbage. carrots and tur-
nIps. celery. CuCumberS, head
lettuce and tomatoes can be
found.
The quantity OF red currantS.
asparagus, green and wax beans,
ksle--eaaliiioSeEy- SWISS chad.
escarole, peas. oranges. grape
fruit, lemons. endiye and coll
lards, is very light
MEAN Is still very scarce
Also butter and fresh eggs. The
supply Of poultry has increased.
Fresh fish are none too plentiful
There IS fair supply Of Cana
dian WhitchSh from Lake Win
'nIpeg and A moderate supply Of
ShcCphcadS from Lake Erie.
Blue pike from Lake Eric arc
scarce and light supplies Of
fresh Atlantic salmon will be
available for another week.