davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
9OrtmnnO II. Tlensburg
i9mer bOmbarOiert
Nsuer SlefurO fir britiide sbwHrfe

Qebte Sonntag Nadt bat Die bril-
tiide 2uftmaffe iiber 2O00 Eonner
gomben alif Die oeutlhe Snoultrie-
Itaot Gortmulo tulo auf 6%lensbnrg
abgetporfen uilo oamit ben idmer-
item iomie fon5entriertelten Angriff
in Der @ei6i6te oes 2uftfrieges un-
ternommen.
8ritii6e i6ipere Bomber griffen
aud anOere 3iele i'm Hubrgebiet al,
oas tie crit Dor elmer @ode our6
Die Sprengung Ser @Oer- umo
M0bne=8 aliperre teilipeiie inter
8aiier geiebt ba6en. Cine poae
Stunoe lang gingen pro @finlte
me6r als SO Sonnen Bomber auf
9ortmuno nieoer. Alf ieoen Der
100000 8emobner Der Sta0t emit
fielen adt 8fun0 8omben.
38 britiide Bomber iuurOen
abgeidUiien
lin na1 9ortml1nO 81 gelangen,
muBten bie Bomber, bon oenen orei
gierteI 81 oen idmeriten geborten,
Die ii1 I'M britiiden Arienal finoen,
Dos 8erteioigungsiDitem oes &ubr=
gebiets iiberqlteren, oos BON Der bril-
tiiden 9uftpaffe als oas fon3entrier=
telte NeBmerf bon @ei6iiben, Slug
5ellgenL S6eintDerfern unO Sud-
apparaten ongeieben miro. 3S Der
Bomber limo nidt %8uriidgpfebrt. @lS
Die leBten Bomber iiber 0ortmun0
eri6ienen itieg Der &au6 idon bis
81 $4,000 Sub bod auf uno elm
britiider Bilot iagte: o8ie oeuti6e
5laf mar 10 idmud ~geiporOen, oaB
tie uns feline Gorge mebr ma6te."
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
Grnit Der Oenti9em
0cbenSmittcaage
@ieba6idladtnns bat &eidsueriOr-
gnng %gefGbrOct

Cine lebtbin IN Stodbolm einge.
l%altfene Summer oes Organs
0@0lfiid)er 8eoba6ter" CAB 5u, Dab
our6 Die 8iebubihlo6tung in
0elti6lano Die @r0Be ser @eroen
oui Den @efabrenpunft reou5iert
poroeu uno ole geiomte &ubrungs-
loge oes 9anoes gefGbroet lit. Sn
Dem Artifel mliroen ole 2onomirte
uerteioigt, %oifenbat gegen oie aritif
al Der fiir3lid oerfiigten raoifolen
9iir3ung ser deterioration. oS6lieB
lid lit Der oeutiAe 2onomirt fem
3ou6erfiinltler uno fam nidt 8ieb
obne 6uttermittel 5ii6ten", 10 err
fl1rte Oos 8latt in acknowledgement
Con.
Der 08olfii6e 9eoGo6ter" fiigte
bin5u, oaB oieie 6eititeaung freilid
nilr einen geringen Croft fir ben
inter fleinen Hatiolien leiOenoen
Serbrauder ooriteae, erflGrte ober
Die Gage oon1it, ooB Die Sleii65uflbr
MIR ourd ipitematii6e S6ladtln-
gen na6 WaBgabe Der perfiig6are1
6%llttermittel auf Dem bisberigen gti.
beau gebolten meroen fonnte. yBir
miiiien nit Den altgenblidliden
GiebbeItdnoen iorgfdltig ulngeben~
10 6eiBt eS peiter in Dem Mrtifel.
Sic iinO nidt MIR uniere 5leiId-
reicrpe, Ionoern in elmer t3eit Der
9en5infnappbeit iinO iie aud l34g-
there. S6lieBlih liefert oie Sub
Set, oaS in Der 6orm bon Butter
0as &iidgrat u~nierer 6ettperlorgling
bartlett"
3mfnbr ans Dem Often u~mSnlGnalidJ
Aits Dem Artifel oes u90lfiiden
9eo6ahter" ergob li6 ferner oie i'll
t%ereilante 8atia6e, oaB iie aus Den
oltlihen 21noern, %6eionoers Hufnd.
MEN un0 llngorn, nidt oie 2ebens-
mittelmengen erbalten babelt, Die lie
%erparteten. sic fii6rten Dies ollf
lle6eridmeunmlmgen uno idledtes
@etter 8uriid.
Den 0euti6en miro oaun in Ell
mem lebr fragfuiiroigen Sat Der
ii6ert, Dab Die @rnte in Ser Ukraine,
aaf Die iid Die gea8is m%eitgebeno oer-
laiien batten, uoieies Sabr nidt flei-
ner iein ais Die bergangenen~, aber
naturgemaB miro ni6t geiogt, einen
ipie groBen 8ei( oes oeutiden Be
oarfs Die -beiebten @ebiete I'M Often
%liefern.
SdlieBlid fiibrt sic 8eitung aus,
Dab Die @roBe Der oeuti6en g8ebr-
ma6t cine Itarfe 8elaltung fir oie
Sebensmittellage bartlett, ga ser
Soloat mebr iBt ais sic norrnale
Station fir ben 3ioiliiten ausmadt.
IuBeroem beoentet oie Mnmeienbeit
BON Wiaionen mtslGnoii6er Mr6ei
ter I'M &eidt SAB cine entipredeno
groBere 3abl BON WeniAen ernqbrt
peroen mlB, Inn oeren 9(rbeitsfraft
nuf Der @obe 81 6alten.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
WtOOerner Wi5ier
tut alten Snnis
9eTen nener 8eD berief SalbebSin
gafmi6

Ger nergoloete, NIT rotem 8lii6
gepoliterte Sbron oes 9eDs BON gu
mis- mar 10 LANCE IN ieinem Balait
Gar el 8ap unbenuBt, oaB er Der
itaubt uno peri6liilen lit. Sn ben
Wauern oes 8alalts lino Marmor=
itiife aus Dem antifen &artbago elm
gelaiien. Aber am entgegengeiebtel1
@noe oes @anges, Der bon ser prlln-
fenOen alien &atsfammer alsgebt,
lit Elm fiibles, mooernes 8iiro, BON
Dem aus man iiber oie Mfinarets ser
groBen Woidee uno Die neiBen 9G-
der oes 8aiars bliden fam. llno
BON oieiem 8iiro aus leitet elm flei=
ner, i6par5b1rtiger Maure oen poli-
tii6en @pparat oeS mobammeoani=
ihen SuneiienS.
9ieier Mann lift Salbeooin 8a-
fuid, oas peiie, aber meltlide Sber=
baupt elmer alten 5amilie bon Gu
mis-, uno iebiger @i5ier oes fieuein-
geieBten 8eDs, Sioi Mobammeo 81
@mine. gafuid bate mGbreno ser
lebten 20 Sabre 6ereits beridieoene
bobe 9lemter in Dem fran50iifden
Broteftprat inne, aber er lebnte es
ab, Der 8idD= 8olitif Der 3nfammen-
arbeit nit Dem Deutiden Neih feline
8efolgi6aft 81 leiiten. or trat alio
in Den &nbeitano, uno ais SiOi Mo-
bammeo ieBt nod ser gntferm4ng
oes bisberigen 8eps Ser nomineQe
Serrider Sunefiens nuroe, 6erief er
Salbeooin 8afui6 iofort mieoer in
ben aftipen S%taatsoienlt 5uriid.
Gin Oielgereifter Staatsmanm
Die 6rage, marilm mand)e ieiner
2anosleute Dem 5einoe 0oridub lei
iteten, beantDortet Der 8i5ier oamit,
OaB er oarauf bintpeiit, oaB oerie-
nige, ser in iener 3eit in Gums leb-
te, man6es Derlteben miiroe. yGie
5ran5oien paren iid lelbit nidt Ell
mig" iagt er, vuno meme 2anos-
leute, Die frieoliebeno uno in Sra
gen Der @eltpolitif naiD iino, tpur-
Den pom Der a6ien-9 ropaganoa nit
geriiien.
Gr trast tnneiiide sradt
Ser Bitter lit piel in europa unb
auf Den britiiden Snieln qereiit,
ood erflart er nit 8eoauern, oaf
er nod ME @elegenbeit bate, mad
Imerifa 81 fommen. @r lit pieIeihi
Der mooernite Maure in gang Eune-
lien, aber oas binoert bod nidt, oaf
er auh Die eingeborene Sradt traqt
einen rotten Seq, ein larges meiBes
@epano un0 cine fur3e blalle Sadie.
unD wabreno er ii6 nit ellropaiideu
ooer amerifaniiben 8eiuhern pcl
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
9aS QGnOle MnOOrra
in Den YbrendeM
Die f~leinite aepnblif Der Meuaeit

Can't elmer 8ei3enienoung aus
Grgeutinien miro es Mnoorra, Der
fleiniten nelt5eitliden Hepublit Der
@elt, m0gliA iein, ieine 9rotrotio-
nierltng BON od)t lln5ens am Gage
onfre6t 81 erbalten. Ser @ei5en
mar mad Spanieu gei6idt uno in
Barcelona gemoblen moroen.
6roncisco Giorat 5rei5as, melder
gum Orittenmul oils 8rdiioent Der
tleinen Hepublif gepdblt poroen lit,
erfldrt, oaB oas Golf oio gliidli6 1T,
mie Oos in einem 10 fur6tbaren
@eltfonflift MIR m0glih lein fam"
ogSir lino pollfommen frei pom terri-
torialen, mirti6oftliden ooer anoe.
rem Gerlongen@, fiigt er bin5li.
ogtir menige Nationen balten i'm
gegenipGrtigen &riege cine 10 Itrifte
N%eutrolitdt mie mir. Mein oritter
Etmin lit ods ein5ige, mas i6 nit
Grdiioent &ooiepelt genein babe.
MGbreno er ser oberIte @refutip-
beamte ser groBten onerifauii6eu
&epublif lit, bin ib Der Der fIeiniten
in europa mo ii6erbaupt in Der
@elt."
Auoorra, oas aus 80 fleinen @ei-
fern beitebt, bat cine allsge5ei6nete
8irti6oftslage, oanf Ser Silfe, oie
Sponien leiitet. giurot erflGrte,
Dap porldufig mir grot rotioniert
iperoen miro, mo ooB ole 1922 Gin.
mobuer mo 254 5lii1tlinge ale lib
rigen &e6ensmittel I'M ireien SanOel
erlteben fonnen.
Seine amrrifanilden WiilliOnGre OOrt
unldngit lit Der 8rdiioent incog-
nito nod Barcelona gefabren Inn
BORT nit Dem pidtigiten Bertreter
9InoorroS i'm MltslanOe, Senor Arti
Selo, at fonferieren. 8rdlioent
Giarat beitritt 8eri6te, melde in Der
fatoloniihen Yreiie eri6ienen linn,
lponaH li6 inter ben Sliidtli1gen
in Mnoorra 300 amerifnnii6e Yfil.
liondre~ befinoen ioaen.
uSeit Der oeuti6en 8eiebung
lSranfrei6s 6aben Sunoerte bon
ISlii@tlingen BON unierem trdoitiO-
aeaen @uItredt @ebralt6 gcma6t.
9(ber iomeit mir feititellen fonnten,
befinoet ii6 nidt elm ein5iger Mil-
Oar1lnter; Die meiiten 6lii6t-
baben feinen gentano. ga un-
lere Soipitalgelegenbeiten beiAr6nft
iino, mllBte cine 3abl BON 5lii6tlin-
gen, Die iib bel Dem MariA ii6er Die
Die 6itBe erfroren batten CUR
gebonolung na6 Dem ipanii6en
Soipitnl IN SEQ De ltrgel gei1idt
lueroen.~
Nn6Orraner Elm SirtenO6lfdJen
S6ai5udt, aber aud Rinoer- uno
Bferoe5u6t, biloet oas bauptlG1li1.
ite Ginfommen Ser gep0lferung
Regierung erb1lt @elo in 5orm
YaAtlumme bon Der Sbala
Gompunie, enter init fran50iiiAem
betriebenen &raftItromgeieQ-
l6aft, Die aud Den Hunofunt BON
Anoorra fo%ntroaiert. Der Anoorra
Senoer 6eidrdnft iid mlsi6lieBlid
auf Ofuiif, uno Die Mnfiinoigungen
in aatalaniid, Spaniid uno
6an5oiii6 itatt. 0ad Dem Rriege
nil Die @eieaidaft aber aud STE.
flame perfaufen.
Gin weiteres Staatseinfommen
in Dem gerfouf BON Brief
marfen. 81 ben geringeren glitsga.
ben oes 2anoes 9eboren Solo uno
9lusriilting ser bemaffneten Streit-
frafte Anoorras, beitebeno aus 9
Boli5iiten mlo einem Boli5eidef.
Gie oeutiden @ren5poiten limo I'M
lGngit an Der @auptltraBe 0 An-
oorra nad 6ranfreid pieoer einge-
3ogen moroen. Giarat lit 5uDerii6t-
lid, oaB Anoorras llnabbGngigfeit
getuabrt 6lei6en miro.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28
9as Weneite bonn Weueu

sd m66te einen Siit bon ser
allerlebten Wooe babenl"
u8itte, nebmen sic eiren aagen-
blid Blab, meme 9ame-oie Mooe
me6ielt geraoe!~
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28

Sanoiblag begriiBt, taufdt er nit
arabiiden @1iten na1 morgenldn6i-
ldem graud umarmungen uno
@angenfiiiie aus.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28

@idt leidt pergebt Elm Gag
Nm Dem ni6t mas geidab
0as ber5li6 mid erfreut,
8enn id) es redt beiab.
8enn elmer bod berging,
an Dem mir nidts oes neuen
Grfrenli6en geideb'n,
so Ioa mid Mltes freuen.
Washington Journal., 1943-05-28

idafts- Snternationale, oeren Muflo-
lung aud ais ielbitDeritdnoli6 ange-
ieben mer0en fam.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Miners Suit Assures
+Two-Way Court Test
OF Portal Pay Issue
BY the Associated Press.


A two-way court test on the issue
of travel time pay for coal miners
is under way. and uninterrupted
coal production for an indefinite
period seems assured,
The United Mine Workers filed
suit in Federal Court at Birming-
ham, Ala. for the portal-to-portal
pay which the War Labor Board
refused to approve. A month ago a
group of operators moved in the
Federal Court at Abingdon, Va, for
declaratory judgment which would
relieve them of the liability for
travel time pay under the wage and
hours law. Thus, each side is both
plaintiff and defendant t-respondent
The Birmingham suit was filed in
behalf of nine miner employees of
the Tennessee Coal, Iron & Rail
road Co., a United States Steel
Corp. subsidiary. Their under
ground travel time is placed at two
hours a day. The suit does not
claim pay for those two hours, but
only for the time in excess of the
legal weekly maximum provided in
the wage and hour law.
Overtime for Five Hours Asked.
Thus, where the basic work week
has been 35 production hours a
week (5 days of 7 hours each). the
addition of two hours a day travel
time would raise the total to As
hours a week. The present maxi
mum is 40 hours. The claim, there
fore is for the difference, or five
hours a week.
The suit asks for overtime rates
(time and half) for this time, plus
an equal amount as penalty under
the law for nonpayment. Payment
retroactive to October, 1888, also is
sought On retroactive basis, the
claim is progressively less because
the maximum weekly hours were
greater. When the law took effect
in 1888 overtime was not required
until after A hours. Subsequently
the ceiling became AZ, then 40.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron & Rail-
road Co. is one Of the employers in
volved in the iron ore mining portal
to-portal pay suit. which has been
decided IN favor of CIO miners in
two lower courts.
Union Journal Quoted.
Meanwhile, the United Mine
Workers Journal, in the first official
union utterance on the possibility
of another coal strike, said: "Al-
though the WLB has turned down
the Illinois-UMW wage agreement,
there is every reason why the local
unions should continue the opera
ton of the mines under the wage
terms and conditions of the old wage
agreement which was continued in
effect by the Government, plus the
WLB awards covering occupa tional
charges, until a thorough canvass
of the situation can be made and a
succeeding policy can be adopted
by the Policy Committee.
The Journal said it had informa-
ton that Secretary of the Interior
1ckes was ready to turn back to pri-
vate control additional coal mines
with a production, added to those
already restored, aggregating 90 per
cent OF the national output
At the same time the UNIV bitter
ly assailed the WLB's decision
Evening star., 1943-09-01

against portal-to-portal pay and
President Roosevelts approval of
penalties for union defying the
WLB. 1t said the American work
ingman is mot much freer than
Uncle Tom on Simon Legree's plan
tation."
Evening star., 1943-09-01

pointed Minister to New Zealand,
paid a farewell call on President
Roosevelt yesterday before leaving
for his post.
Mr.. Burdette said he received no
particular instructions. since things
are going so nicely" that there viii
be little to do in New Zealand ex-
cept watch the ships 60 by"
Evening star., 1943-09-01

It's common sense to be thrifty.
War bonds help you to save and
help save America.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Burdette Sees President
And Starts for New Post

BY the Associated Press
William c Burdette, newly ap-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Southeastern
Wins Title

Southeastern rolled up 1884,
points yesterday 10 gallop off with
the Metropolitan Leagues East
Side track title al l.. Of u. Sta
dunn for the seventh successive
year.
The winners had two high scor-
ers in Tally Spilos with "a points
and David Bernard with p 2
points. Spilos gathered a first IN
pole vault. second in high hurdles
and third i'm the low hurdles.
Bernard was first in both 100 and
220-yard spirits besides clipping
of A leg in the winning relay.
-PnrShinG. ANaS- second in the meet
with 6S points while Miller got a
good third at 81 points. Other
teams and scores were: North
eastern, A.; Eastern, %, Ham
tramck. 26h; Northern %; Cass
Tech, II; DENLY. y. and High
land Park. II "A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Track History
Awaits Count

NEW YORK, June GNS)-
Count Fleet tomorrow will az.
tempt TO become the first thor.
oughbred in history 10 SWeeI
through the Wood Memorial, the
K@tucky Derby the PreakneSS
the Withers and tho Belmont
stakes and at the same time he
will be out 10 continue along the
trail leading toward the all-timC
money-winning record
He Will be about / TO 20 10 VIII
the Belmont Stakes and thus
among the shortest priced favor
ties ever To run in the event, and
nothing short OF disaster car
keep him from making it another
spreadeagle for a $4,000 added
purse 10 be poured into the Till
which already holds 1924 $50 OF
his winnings. He is ahead OF
Whirlaway at this stage Of the
proceedings and horSemen say If
he stays sound figures 10 pass Mr.
Big Tails current all-time h & h
of S560.911.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Draw at Night

Washington draws particularly
well AZ night They have aver
aged approximately $4,000 in
seven night games at Griffith
Stadium this year. The largest
night game crowd was l7.177 10
view the Red Sox. And the Sen
ators have won a majority OF
games played under the arcs.
With Gene Moore. veteran
brought back 10 the majors from
Montreal the only Senator hit
ting over 300, the success of the
Senators is puzzling despite the
explanations of the Messrs Crit
fifth and Bluege.
Bob Johnson. hitting only 25O,
UP 10 last night had batted home
- runs 70 give me big outfleldcr
a share in the league lead with
his teammato, Stanley Spence,
and Joe Gordon
Sponce's achievement is even
more startling than Johnson s.
since he has been hitting less
than 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Three Ex-Yanks

Csnd.r is a former Yankee
o7d of three currently sharing
the spotlight. The others are Of
course Gerald puddy ana Senior
Lcl'f Come
Milf llarfner and Pyle who
Re Leonard arc Nnuckle bali
pitchers arc also SalthpaUs
While 'ra 3L->oar-o'i Gomez
hos had q long career in the h.g
leagues IN point of years he sul
is NOT 'ha senior member OF The
s-pIrcd Washington aElreE--
'an Ir0ra5d is f.> senior rs
eight months
Grafh think. ttr good SENIOR
Il o.. nice follow t0 aTt
Ggre for roAei work especially
~ r.g.'
Come with The Yankee had
success .rdrr arcs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Additional Sports
on Pace 70
WakefieId'S Hard Guy
To Stop Anywhere

WASHINGTON. June 4 1t
seems you can't stop Dick
Wakefield in a hotel any more
than at the plate.
Without benefit OF a suit coat,
Wakefield was barred from
breakfast in the dining room Of
{ h @ swank Warwick Hotel,
home of the Tigers in Phila-
dclphIa. The coat. packed in his
bag, was already on the way 10
the depot.
But, was Wakefield stopped
80 sir.
He sent out for a bottle Of
milk and had his breakfast
from the bottle seated in a lux
urlou> lounge under a Whistler $
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
McAfeG
Cant Play
For u. WI.
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARROR. June 4-The
prospects Of George NcAfce play
Ing football for the University OF
Michigan next fall were consld-
cred none too bright here today.
George vas All-American az Duke
and later star Of the Chicago
Bears. McAfec is d. 10 report
TO Michigan next Wednesday
George is not assigned as n
student but a. an Instructor IN the
physical conditioning program OF
the navy students A. the uni
.verSity. This means he viii not
come under the regulations per-
hitting navy students 20 compete.
The rule of the navy Is that navy
men taking regulation courses
under direction Of university pro-
.feSSors are eligible TO compete.
The commanding officer a.
Michigan said last night McAfee
was one Of seven chief specialists
assigned 10 do q certain lob al
Michigan. That was q full time
lpD anu NtAiNI T p-lAllii iliN EPlIlb
to school There is a chance that
when he gets here he'll have bis
assignment changed and be sent
TO school But there is the same
chance that II the navy elects 20
send George 20 school they may
shift him somewhere else.
Michigan had high hopes fol,
NcAfcc Il nc We're allowed 10 coO@
pete. He was one al the grcatcsN
college backs IN The country and
with d couple Of years profess
Slonsl experience ne would be a
valuable asset 10 any team
The Western Conferenc
amended IT'S rules 10 permit any
uniformed man 10 play II he is
taking courses under university
professors They included pro on
the basis the navy thinks football
is good training for future combat
work. And If It's good for one
its good for all, including pro-
fCSSIOnalS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
viii Not Crack
Nm LA SENATORS crack >

VIII the Senators crack
A team that wants TO win a.
badly a. they do il In no danger
Of cracking" was the reply Of
OsSie Bluoec. the new manager
Of the Senators.
Back 10 kampouriS The Greek
has no fancy batting average
.250-but he has knack of get
ting on base, the Senators point
out.
He was az the plate 81 times
and on base Is up 10 last night 5
game. He walked nine times and
twice was hit by pitched ball.
Washington. like Philadelphia,
is baseball mad The Senators
have drawn over 100000 fans At
home and the front office is 50
tickled II is now given actual
balance figures. custom with
other major league clubs. but
more or less Of secret here IN
the Capitol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Servi(emen Us
Play Two Games

Selfridge Field has scheduled p
attempts 10 play baseball thu, far
this yaaF-aHd weFN-aeir -r7tHy
only siN. Ram took care of the
rest.
Tomorrow the Filters will try
again at Briggs Stadium when
they meet Romulu, Arlcld in tho
second game Of a douhlo-headcr in
the Detroit Times Scrvicemen' :,
League. The first game starting
at 3 o'clock viii pit the Crosse lie
Naval Air Station against Camp
River Rouge Military Police post
The games are open 10 the pub
lie and there Will be no charge. Ii
is the third double-headcr Sched-
uled at Briggs Stadium, rain TAX
ing care Of the other two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Get Good Hurting

Besides a well balanced lnncld
and outfeld. the Senators are
confusing experts with magnlti-
cent pitching. Al the start Of the
season. on paper, the experts
could name as standby Dutch
Leonard only.
Yet Alex CarraSquel bagged
six victories against one defeat
Early Wynn Is showing signs Of
greatness and Milo Candini and
Ewald Pyle. recruits. have filed
in nicely
CandIni has won three games
with no sethacks and Pyle has
captured three and lost four.
PYLE came from Toledo. where
bc was passed I'D hV the Browns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

Mother" oil painting in the
lobby of the hostelry.
AS he drank a dignlfied look
ing hotel attache with a bou-
tonniere stepped up to Wake
field and said
you can't do that here"
"WhO are you" ." Wakefield
demanded
why I am one Of the assist
ant managers" was the reply.
Pine, YOU are just the guy
I'm looking for" Wakefield
doomed.
why isn't the music play
ing"
The dignifod assistant mana
ger beat it. ruflcd and down
cast And Wakefield lighted a
BIG cigar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Briggs Plays johnson
For Award Tonight

Briggs Bombers. undefeated in
the Detroit Softball Association
tournament for the Servicemen' S
trophy, Will oppose johnson Kol-
PAX for the award in Mack Park
tonight Al 9 o'clock.
A win for Briggs would give the
BomberS the award. while a John
son victory would neccSSltate an
other game. Another game will
open the program AT 7:3O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Cosmos Meters Stay
On Victory Path

HamtramCk continues its adj
vance 20 the Northeastern District
title of the Metropolitan Prep
Tennis League today with a so
Victory over Northern At Palmer
Park courts. HamtramCk has one
more divisional fixture. Ca>S Tech
AZ llamtramCk Park. Junc s
20 Ergnp.fA defeated Holm .I S.r'b.
err ti, Ga Htw'rau,es James Jan.
hovst eriesfft LLOYD Hanna go t.t
ftGIe NaNsiak o4st,d Nurhs rs taEuss
luf,tef 90 t.u rJrs Skomski and Ar
shnI4pstt ot hamtbmts defeated Milton
mon ana NHt.. prs'l. 90. go
ttl DO d.4Hfr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Fans in ST. Louis
Welcome Return
OF Councilman

ST. LOUIS. June 4 GNS)-
St LOUIS sports fans today busted
off the welcome mat IN prepara-
tlon for the return of Jimmy Com
Zelman, June 10. when he will take
over the job As assistant o'PreSi-
dent Don Barnes Of the 81. Louis
Browns ana head Of the public
relations department OF the bail
club.
Councilman. coach and vice preSi-
dent of the Chicago Cardinals Of
the National Professional Football
League for the past three years,
has resigned that post. BarneA
ANNOUNCED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Is 10 Compete in Net
Meet Starting Today

# ThIfE.fue T3ECfS VOC as
pcrtcdN va .ta0fpgre Noaa. SRI rle
Detroit .hr't foar ~nrt t.h
juniors and b.y. ~ TernI, Cub
81 De'ro W.ucI, arc 'HgtI. for
Jhe sjatg mcct 81 talauezop
STATE Vlorrf- 80 80 the UatI1paR
~ Culver 'itc
Fred C-to of Crosse Toiu.c and
James IankoWsF a. Ham hiram Is
arc seeded one and r"r Icspce-
tnr.y Another fsvortc j, EDDIE
NatysIdy JaukOwSkls b. Eh school
tcaNwa'S arc Re1fnrds BIZ
S4errs boys winner M iSi. now
in the JUNIOR DIVISION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
City Tourney
Pin Standings

DOUBLES tREGUIARl
Stanley squers Walter MACK. 1903 Louis
Rush-Fred Gardeia. 1874 Fred Wrlf cas-
Grygier, l26s Fred BuJack- Steve Dufko
1888. Reno MsrChetti-Drn Pors, 1874.
SINGLES
Joe PsvlAk, 700. Neil Sudtrndnrf 81
Herman Juben,ille. go. Cecil WArl 500
Frank Bishop Cos
not BiES oONFRANFRAGE
Torenz RUPEE. George Erar'Uu. 25S
Henry Galde Dewt, Hughes. Z5i Charlie
Bsrr-Jacoh Yak 207 Row Brown .HorTy
Moren, 2O2; Boo Geier' Ken Thater 1872
SINGLES
Frank Collins 1919 Walter Dudke 1s2.
Ted Davis i55, John Lsuchiau, so John
MurAva, iis
AII,-ENEN1~
Fred RatsrN. 1910 Robert Rrh l-1o.
TacI Ruhl 1898, Jack stahi, ltP2 Cecil
Ward 1875
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
7 Unbedten Mdtmen
To Clash al Arena

Two matmcn who are unbeaten
here Ali Pssha, the Turk. and
Pierre DcGlane. q friedman
will have a showdown bout at
Arena Gardens Monday As the
secondary feature on card which
IS topped by tho Earl McCready-
Frank Sexton heavyweight match.