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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
MeiWick
Inn DOaiser
DOSElOuSe

NEW YORK, July l6 CUP)-
Obedience al any cost seemed 10
be the slogan of the ncw-fanElcd
Brooklyn Dodgers as the Buns
departed for Boston last night
leaving two rate athletes IN their
wake pitcher Bobo NeWsom and
outfelder Joe MedWick
Medwick. veteran OF IL seasons
in the National League. was noti-
fed at AIS p. m. yesterday not
To take t1e p, m. tram Tor f1rIN-
ton. He said Il don't know what
this is all about / was packed to
go. and they told me 10 stay. No
i have no plans. because l don [
know what's going on.
Al Bridgeport, Conn, DurOchcr
disclosed TO puzzled reporters that
ne had given permission for
Medwick TO remain m New York
This permission indicated that
the former great slugger was
about to be released outright or
sent to another club on waivers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
a Wiling Worker

Certainly ~ Is not NcWS0ns
fault that The Dodgers arc MOI
ON top Iu the National League
lie has won nine games and lost
only three thu, far this season
"Not only that" NcwSom
points out. 81 was In more
than 20
Novsom went 20 The mound
40 times a. a relief pitcho, and
us many games we're being
p'as cd t' warmed up IN the
oY.lp.n 10 boz prepared e has
services were needed according
'o BrooklNB. cIuh writer's
There never has been any
question about New SoD.S will
lrgnc-, 10 work 10 showed
'rst ~ Detroit and every place
no pitched
Tire recent Brooklyn h0rh-
she'i started 1r0ccnfiy enough
an argument over hoW 10
pitch 20 Vince DIMaggio II
was NOT caused boy NeWson' $
supposed blast on Bragan. p
yoIuE catcher Now som and
ScTibc, cleared that up
ANYWAY Dur0ghcr suspended
NcwS0m Vor three DAYS with
or p3W = move which caused
Arky Vaughan and other mates
20 rally around Buck Vow y
remains tcs be seen wtciner The
same BROOKLYN players VINO
niazed what they Thought va p
dirty deal for NewSou VII
take this latest development
peacefully
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
VAN RObay'S bat
Makes Pirates Glad

Stephens circuit Clout came IN
the fourth inning Of the Brownies
Cleveland Indians fray with one
aboard, and was directly respon-
sible for ST LOUIS 81 Victory.
Steve Sundra allowed only four
hits in pitching his seventh VIC
tory of the season. while veteran
jim Bagby suffered his fit
straight Moss and his ninth \
the season
Ken Keltncr accounted for tho
Indians single tally with y homer
in the NTH
The Wa hing ton Senators
grabbed second place IN the
American League after defeating
The Boston Red SoX last night,
! too.
New York Giants took p druh-
hing from The revised PhiIadel-
Tb7 phlllics club last night. Of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Rangel Drills
For XiVic 90

FRESNO, Cal. July Is ms
Sheik Rangol of Fresno, top-rank-
ing California Weltcrweight. began
training today for a 10-round rc-
turn match against Fritzle Civic
to be held in Pittsburgh, Aug Q.
Rangel. who defeated Civic in
San Francisco last November. has
been out Of action the last three
months with a hand injury Suf-
fcred in A Hollywood bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
BY Inlernallonal New. ser,Lcs

The leading St Louis Cardinals
were trippod on their way to pen
nanl play last night by 3he Pitts
burgh Pirates IN a 4 to3 victory.
Maurice Van RobayS. recalled from
Toronto by the Pirates, led the
Buccaneers al bat with three hits
The 81 Louis Browns, who
look forward 10 grabbing the
American League pcnnant with
the aid of eN-Dodger pitcher
Bo-Bo Ncw>om, are by no means
overlooking the talent they al
ready have
Chef among tho Brownies as
pirantS 10 high honorS lS Vernon
Stephens. who has become one Of
the most dangerous men IN the
league AZ the plate. and yestcr-
day Swattod out his thirteenth
homer OF the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
DBC Swimmers Win

Swimmers Of the Detroit Boat
Club defeated the teams of the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club and
Detroit Golf Club in a triangular
meet between the junior squads Of
all three clubs in the Boat Club
pool last night The Beat Gl'th
had 81 points 10 - for the GPYC
and i3 for the DGC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Star Girl HurIers
To Clash Tonight

The two leading hurlers Of the
girls division in the Detroit Soft
ball Association will hook UP in
their fifth duel OF the season when
the Local 30 Bomberets and
Hudson Motor Defense meet at
Mack Park tonight al 8 o'clock.
They are Doris KnechteS Of the
Bombcrcts and Connie WiSniew-
ski Of the HudSonS. Each has two
wins over the other to her credit
10 date
Johnson. one Of the leaders in
the mems division, second half
season, will tackle the fourth
place Hudson Police IN The 9
o'clock contest and the Local Z
Wings meet Fruchauf AZ 7 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
TWO TRIPLES, DOUBLE

The White Sox scored five of
their -TunS IN the second on four
hits, which included triples by
Thurman Tucker and Ralph
Hodgin and a double by Don
Holloway. Three singles, a walk
and a wild pitch gave the Chi
cagoans two more in the third
with one out before Trout was
ysnked. After that, the SoX sub
sided, only two more men reach
ing first both on walks.
When competition is resumed
with a double-header tomorrow,
Tommy Bridges and Hal New
houSer will carry the pitching
burden for the Tigers. Bill Diet
rich and Buck Ross are the over
night nominations for the White
Sox The series winds up with
another twin bill Sunday after
noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
IsbeII Named
Purdue Coach

LAFAYETTE. Ind July IS
NS)-Cecil lsbelI, one Of the
greatest forward paSScrs in col
lege and professional football, will
quit the Green Bay Packers and
Join the coaching staff Al Purdue
UniverSitN his alma mater, II
was announced today
lSbell. who will he head coach
Elmer BurnhamS assistant, will
replace Mel Taube as baCkheld
coach. Taube now is in the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Open Athletic Park
With Baseball Game

EAST LANSING. July Is a
new city athletic park viii be
dedicated here tomorrow after
noon with a baseball game be-
tween East Lansing High School
players and an American Legion
tesR4-ffeH Lansing -tt-wH~- an
nounced by King ! MCCriStal
CITY recreation director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Relapse7

Totals 81 5 "a 10 Totals 30 : p is
'Batted for Richards IN seventh.
Ran for Radclff IN seventh
IBatted for Corsica In seventh
DETROIT 600 600 100
Chicago OS2 600 00x-7
Runs Wakefield Higgins. Harris, York.
Moses Tucker Hodgin ?. HOLLOWAY kuhel,
fresh Errors Bioodworth 2 Applng.
HOLLOWAY. Runs batted tn-Harls. Blood
worth 2 Radclin Holloway. fresh ?.
Tucker a. Outright kuhel. Two base hit
Holloway. Three-hase hts-Hodgin Tucker,
Stolen bases Moses ? fresh, Sacrifice
KuhRl-p nuhie- plsNS-C.arsiea Ia Rose to
York Appllng 20 Holloway 10 Kuhel 2.
Left on bases Detroit 4 Chicago . Bases
on balls-On Trout 2 off Corsica g. of
Overmire L. on Grove struck ont BY
Trout nv Grove by Overmre HTS
on Trout IN IL innings Of Corsica
q IN % innings, on oyermire U IN >
innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Gr'OUe's Eighth Win
Drops Tigers go ::sd
Corsica, Stubby
Hold Sox HitIess
In Last B Frames

CHICAGO. July Is - Steve
O'Neil and his Detroit Tigers
take a day of from American
League competition this afternoon
10 engage their second service
team within three days This time
they travel 10 the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station, where
they meet Mickey Cochrane'S
great aggregation Of sailor ball
players
Their game here last night with
the White SoN. the first of the
fiVe-game series. was hardly "A
success except from a financial
standpoint. Before a surprisingly
large crowd Of 24.349 paid the
Tigers provided Crval Grove with
his eighth straight Win at the
season, Z 10 (. The defeat dropped
the Tigers 10 third place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Scratches

By United Press
DETROIT
Track fact.
80 scratches
SUFFOLK DOWNS
TrarE Fac
rrrt Race Pamphlet, Paufsr1a
Wapan.
EMPIRE CITY
Track fast
FIRST Race Patient. sunnytour Ror
me- MYTH Patches CampanuIa Busy
Madeline Dauntess ga Cehemirf
Second Race Bottle Inn Merry Ma
r.ne Gyntaf Diamond Back steady on,
third Nebraska starry Hope
Fourth Race John.,ovn BOY, Clans
sNth Race Eros 10 Down
Seventh Race Grey Squire Rlse Above
u. To Town James
WASHINGTON PARK
Track fast
First Race Duscon Okansn Juks
Box -Four Deep, ny Lieutenant, The
Captain
second Pace Ever chin. Mr. lnnrty.
Brilliant Fly Paidloch Midan. Nanny
Third Race sonny @. FaIr HAIRED
fourth Race Restoration
Firm Race Early y smart Drollon.
Letter V
Seventh Race Gallant DICK, DARK
Watch Ev.' Spirit, Snow Apple
Eighth Race Ksnty Miss Syrian Boy.
Liberty Car. Dr Bones. Haywood. con
ME Ann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16


season
I'm prob
ably see Mr.
4 n n q -"
y Q " g n m
eXpl al n . d
when asked
As 10 his
next move
won ! d Mt
you ."
The writer
pre- Su m . q
d D. Ia Z
was tho thing
IN dO II a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
sports
Bo-Bo Threatens
To lake Case
To Lands
BY LEO MACDONELL
By LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA. July IS -
The writer from Philadelphia
over long distance phone 70
New York talked 70 Buck
NewSon7 after BROOKLYN had
traded the stormy eN-T1Ger 20
the 81 LOUIS Browns m the
most explosive happening thlS
Gar m an cNnloSlXe baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
AN OLD TEAM

Pouliot and Bryant are an Old
team from way back They first
came together aboard the old
R-hoat Bernjda IN 1927 and not
only Won the race but were first
across the iTuc They have sailed
many a MackinaC queen 10 victory
since then and Mink viii be
closely watched ship IN the go
mile race
-Ihn-HQAl. 90 p So ft-s ftf-7r X
lifts Mink face. This Is hcr 39th
season aHoat for the New York
30 She II be The odcsl boat IN
the race but the rest of the boys
know that for speed she's ever
youthful
Bryant was needed aboard Mink
as Johnny Pottle hight canvas
man aboard her almost from the
ftttfttttr' SIR r7771r n town IN 1888,
couldn't make tho trip
Ted Butfrick John Joseph Prem
dergas'. Tommy Lott and Robert
Kerr arc other members Of her
crew.
ne O'NeT 10 hOAfS were making
their way up across Lake 81.
Clair and tho s. Clair RIVER to-
day for the rendezvous tonight IN
Black River
Perce Williamson. skipper ~
Rainbow ~ IN the cruising class,
announced that Jack Langfelder.
Stanley Buh Davis. Al Gonas.
Ralph Mover Harry TomlinSon
aRd Fred Anderson would he his
crew Eddie Flnterman. whose
entry Stormy Petrol a racing
cruiser flies the burgee of Cres-
cent Sail Yacht Club. VIII sail
with Dave Suffer Elliott Davies.
G. r SuttoH, y. l.. Suffer, Berry
Brewster and r l.. Tuni.
The race viii hc started Of Of
GratIot Beach a fair vanta.
point for spectators. A. 2 p.
tomorrow when the racing ana
racing-cruiSIng classes get their
gun Fifteen minutes later the
cruising division Will get under
way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
GETS 7-RUN LEAD

The 2l-year-old phenomenon
who held the YankS hilleSS until
two were out in the ninth in his
last start was fortunate enough
to get away 10 a Seven-run lead
in the first three innings, The
White SoN pOunced on Dizzy
Trout for all their hits and runs
IN those three frames Then
Johnny Corsica and StubbY over
mlre stopped the Hose without a
Int the rest OF the game. but the
handicap was too much 10 over
come.
The Tigers gave NJ ana +
Jimmy Dykes some anxious mo-
mentS in the seventh when pair
of walks. an error and two hits
were turned into four runs. The
rally ended. however, when Prince
Dana. batting for Corsica, hit
into a double play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

player thought he had a Jlet
case
NewSom reiterated earlier
statements 10 the press that he
would not 90 10 81. Louis
What's wrong with ~.
Louis. Buck: ." the writer asked
Nothing, nothing" Newsom
replied But don't want to
plsy there again"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
MAY FOLLOW SUIT

The racing colony is interested
TO see If Norman BUSY Heran-
dez will follow LamoreauN' exam
Pile and start claiming horses from
the stable of Mrs. II. p. Bonner
when he ends his connection with
The largest stable on the grounds
Saturday.
Butsy yesterday tied Eual Wyatt
for honorS AT lS winners AS the
leading trainer on the grounds
when Allenjay captured the last
race from the rs favorite, Den
mis- F
LamoreauX claim Of Night Edi-
tor was one of five for the day
A. F. StrauS took the winner, Up
the Creek, out Of the sixth for
81, 500, c. n. Mooney and Charles
Turner took Dead Level from r
X. Thomas for S3,400 in the Night
Editor race; Jeanne .Eckman of
Detroit claimed the, vim n &
Bombercss from Mrs. Edward
McCuan for $1,000 in the third
while John n. Fraser paid 81, $50
for Anytime, which carried the
colors of AL Wellman to second
place behind the 32-l shot, Mizzle,
in the second race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Mink to Use
EaaSatZ Sails
Bryant Joins
Wunsch Flyer
for Mackinac
Nv GEORGE r.. VAN

Word came through the Peach
Island Underground as the boys
call it, that Mink left for the
Mackinac race today with a load
of fancy canvas newly arrived
from the East
She is owned by Eddie Wunsch,
who admitted he will be breaking
out some new jibS when the feet
OF II sail across the starting
lineup in Lake Huron tomorrow.
This news caused a stir among
yachtSmen particularly those who
are racing against Mink IN the
racing-cruiSing division
1t was known earlier that Rus
sell Pouliot a foxy fellow in
boat. would be in Mink crew.
This week the Frenchman went
East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
LIKE A ZEPHYR

Nerd has es7t+ ~ around Hat he
brought back a complete set of
erSatZ canvas. experimental stuff
made out Of something ike plastic.
There's talk Of spinnaker OF
zephyr-likc weight but a. strong
rs copper a sail that will fiji and
pull IN the lghteSt airs,
This sail Is pea-green in color.
The Underground also is telling
Of the topmast genoa jib Of the
same texture
II also was learned today that
Bobby Bryant. the Little White
+ atf1cr Of local yachting, another
wizard like PoulIot, is Joining
Mink for the race These men
don't sail on pickleboats and MINI
overnight has become one of
faNOTttpc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Mack Park SoftbalI

Brggs Z? johnson
1aotuAWI. 2. Fruehauf - innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
BY SNUB NOSE

Patterson Milligan, with three
winners. topped the riders for the
day but ii was Johnny Adams
who figured in the tightest finish
OF the afternoon. This came in
the seventh when he got 10 the
front in the last furlong with
Miss NJ. f. Woolwine's Porter's
Tea and kept the FLY going TO
beat Bar c., the second choice, by
a Snub nose.
Some patrons disagreed with
The placing Judges ruling but
there was no question Adams
mount was there in a tight fit.
There was no dispute about his
triumph on the as favorite. Up
the Greek. in the previous race
Johnny brought the 7-year-old
son Of Bull Dog home in a Gallop
by more than two lengths over
Wise Father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16
Feud Renewed
ByCIainiing
OF Night Editor:
Nv LEWIS II. WALTER

Many q turf feud has started
over the claiming Of race horse
bat that IS something Adclard
lFrenchyl LamoreauN apparently
doesn't give A boot about.
Adeiard tFrenchyl LamoreauN
is a veteran from New Orleans
who for clghr years trained the
horses Of Mr. and Mrs G. C. Win
tcrS Of Detroit Many a race he
won for the Winters stable IN
recent years with the veteran
ccld.nc Night Editor As the ace.
Night Editor is Q years old now
hut ne IS SIN winning and has
probably added al least $40 900
10 the Winters treasury.
Trainer LamoreauX and the
Winters recently had falling
out They parted company Of
hclally but the feeling was 50
bitter that they carried il 10 petty
extremes. they even went TO the
stewards Of the Detroit race
track 10 settle ownership of a
StopWatch Winters gave Lamo-
reauX eight years ago.
NOTHING PETTY
That was amusing TO horSemen
and regulars At the track. But
there was nothing petty about
trainer LamoreauX actions yes
terday Not in a financial sense
AZ least. for he laid down $3.50
10 take Night Editor away from
the Winters in the Black Beauty
Purse. a claiming race
HorSemen don't say LamoreauX
made the wiSeSt claim. although
there is no doubt he can set Night
Editor 10 winning again. The
winner. Smacked. might have
been a better grab, or l. a d v
Waterloo, the apparently sound
5-year-old mare which finished
second, at u 10 |.
But Lamoreaux got the horse
he wanted and the feud fires are
really burning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Britain S Mosquito
Used as Fighter
PiYwood Plane Carries
Heavy Arnsnents

Great Rrttain' dcHa,tIIard
Nfosou-'o wr-cr the Pr.t.b ola m
is The tastes, IN the world also
is one of tho mos, rc7lIv armed
pIaros whom IS is used as a
fighter according 10 The pubI.c.-
non AufoTo,iye and Aviation
Industries The Mark " version
m this nlyuood nlara carries four
n 703 machine Guns IN the nose
and four Comm British E,oa0o
cannon IN The holly of The fuse
lace FIRING for7t ard Correntra-
ton 81 fire iy particularly heavy
Tho Mark IV version of the
Nosofr,o * unarr,od bur carries
2 . d00.pound bomb load n The
honb hay ms, hee,rd The pilot &,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Marquette Has
Jumping Stars

MILWAUKEE. JULY 8 INS)1
Coach Mel Shlmck OF the Mar
quette University track team ism .
particular as 10 (which one OF his
high jumping stars leaps 6 feet
1 IncheS. in meet competition,
so long as one Of them does. En-
mott Welch a veteran skinned
The bar Al that height IN \ recent
dual with Lawrence College. while
Ken WieSner freshman. per-
formed the feat in a quadranCular
in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Oakland County Club
Has New Magazine

We wish 10 take this opportu-
nifty 70 congratulate the Oakland
County Sportsmen'S Club for its
first edition Of the Oakland County
Sportsman. p monthly magazine
and official organ NJ the club.
The lS-page edition IS full oi
.tereStlng outdoor items about
Ieir members and their acuNl-
ties
There's an especially interest
InE story entitled Pulling To-
gether for Conservation IN Oak
land County
The club. responsible for the
planting Of thousands of legal size
trout in Oakland County, has a
story in the issue, telling Just
what streams have been planted.
Dog people will like the new
publications. too. II reveals the
Oakland County Field Trial ASSo-
citation Will hold is first coon dog
trial AT kerr's Park. Sunday July
Is. The location is 2 miles south
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Por(upine Acts
As Fire Warden

The sharp eyes ~ a porcup.pe
are on the looknr- for forest fires
IN the lrenWood district as well
as those Of Frank Cyengros.
toWermsn AZ tho Copper Peak
tower near lrOnVood
CVcnCroS reports that every day
when he climbs 10 his high look
out post. the same beadl eyed
porcup,nc. which apparently has
appointed himself the towerman $
assistant appears and ScramhleS
IN the S0-foo' tower behind MIN,
either by WAY of tho tower lad
der or hN the angle IRONS.
For the rest ~ the day. the
friendly animal proceeds n make
Itself a, home. sleeping IN the
sun on the platform or angie
IRONS For amusement IL SITS and
knocks us teeth against the angle
irons hour after hour
When The tow crman wants 90
got rid Of HIM be merely throws
water A. y. bu' ne usually comes
back IN An hout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Newport News Like
Branch Of Garden

Newport News must look like
Madison square Garden these
days. The boss man IS Brig Gen
John Reed Fitzpatrick former
Garden president. Then there :
MAJ Ted Dogln. who used 10 be
publicity man for the Garden
And l. Nuzz Patrick of the
VI p s and L. Dick SurpleSs Of
the signal corps who used 70
co.Ch The RoverS Then there s
Maj Lionel Levy Mike Jacobs
net architect who always laid out
tho seating Sotup for Michael :
hic fights I'D oven make 2
drafted follow fool ~ homo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Allison Engines
Show Advance
Over Liberty
Weight Per Horsepower
Down 90 Pet; Defects
Checked by Science

Industrial progress betVee
World War | and II was graph
raIlY illustrated Saturday In the
preScntationn OF e I'm parativ Q
charts on-the old Liberty aircraft
engine and the Allison now power
inc high speed army pursuit ships
Records prepared by Q. J, Sni-
der, general superintendent Of in
spcCuOn for the Cadillac Motor
Car division, reveal that while the
Allison has $50 per cont more
horsepower than the Liberty. the
weICnt per horsepower has de-
creased 80 per
THE Allison will a. well with
stand 10 times the punishment"
he added "In 1918. the time
between aircraft engine over
hauIS was considered at 30
hours. At present, 500 hours
and more between overhauls IS
not unusual"
UNCOVER DEFECTS
Materials. design and manufac-
turing Processes are all factors IN
the improvement, SAID Snider
For example. because of in
adequate inspection Stru-
ments. We knew little about the
grain size Of steel" he con-
tnued To-day fine grain Steels
are specified because Of their
better life characteristics and
grains can he easily checked.
THE magnaHuX, through use
nf electrical current. uncnSerS
defects that would have passed
the first war inspection.
HUMAN ERROR OUT
"Nitriding. unknown in heat
treating until few years ago,
lends resistance by crank
shafts To stress and strain that
no earlier crsnkshaft could have
withStood.
Human error has been Nirtu.
ally eliminated in the inspection
of Allison aircraft parts az the
Cadillac factory. New Cages,
each designed for a particular
job, obviously are an impressive
advance from earlier depend
ence on micrometers and cali
pers.
Further. new instruments
and machines permit the use Of
Semi-skilled workers, whereas
only the most highly skilled
were capable Of performing fine
craftsmanship - years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
RoseviIIe Club Meets

While other outdoor clubs are
SuspcnduC meetings for tho sum-
Nor months the Ro~CNllc sports
mems Club. through ITS secretary
William j CUNNINGHAM, an
nouncoS itS nCNt meeting. july s.
AZ The club rooms. 2S4ii Jtlga
road. RoSCVlllc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Dam Project
Provides Vast
Boating Area

DENISON. Tex. july 3 A YER
liable paradise for recreational
boating soon VIII become an actu-
atty as the great DenlSon dam
daily takes shape across the Red
River, four miles north OF this
city.
The structure. when completed,
Will he the largest rolled-hlled
earthen dam in the world. II will
form a reservoir Of sparkling clear
water with = Shoreline Of 200
miles, a surface arca of l21,6n0
acres and a maximum depth Of $50
feet Authorized ny Congress IN
1893. the $4,000. 900 dam now Is
10 per cent completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05

Increasing complaints received by the Bureau against dry
and Misunderstanding hrnkage, fading delay in de-
livery the for the following timely tips
DON'T EXPECT TO GET PEACE.TnIE SERVICE Dry
cleaners aunds today labOng
material and transportation shortages
Understanding and patience the the will do much
to tighten this burden.
BUY WISELY Research chemists that fabrics
market today inferior due the intensified pOduc
effort Instances of excessive shrinking and fading bleeding
fabrics. increased
advise that washable fabrics which formerly
properly prehunk being sold without this prnkage treat
Consumers may avoid these difficulties purchasing pre-
shrunk and cOlor-fast fabrics whenever possible.
The War ManpoNer Commission has ruled that cleaners who
cleaning such evening
dresses with sunbu peatS, white Except
gloves,
locally establishments BY requesting
service tighten the nduStry oadand the time
obtain better
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-05
Park Attendance Drops

a drop Of Is per cont IN al
tendance AZ state parks since the
opening Of tho season vas dis
closed IN statistics announced by
Walter ! klnEScoit. chief Of the
conservation departments park
division.