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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
AuSSieS
AtGateSOf
Hey Town

ALLIED no, 6 W. Pacific.
Nov % ms Battle-wiSe Aus
tralian jungle fighters of Gen.
MacArthurs command. supported
by tanks aId artillery today
fought 10 within half a mile Of the
Japanese jungle stronghold OF
Sattelberg, northwest OF Finsch-
hafen IN New Guinea.
Allied airmen reported sinking
fte- japanese cargo vessels and
the probable destruction Of three
more.
During these air attacks, Allied
bomberS and fighters shot down
eight Jap planes and destroyed a
ninth on the ground. We lost two.
In the Solomons, l. S. torpedo
and dive bomberS struck al Jap
troop concentrations on Bougain-
vile Island sofienlnE the
enemy for advancing L. s soldiers
and marines Jap installations
from Marawaka 10 the Milo
River were plaStered with g. tons
Of bombs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Allies 10 Give
Postwar Relief
Anonymously

ATLANTIC CITY. Nov. %
QNS)-Member countries repre-
sented az the United Nations re-
lief and rehabilitation conference
agreed today TO avoid the pitfalls
of lend-lease and remain anony-
nous in the distribution of world
relief so that no country gets
credit where no credit is due.
In view of the prevailing agree
ment. il was considered likely
that the job of developing a
world-relief trademark would be
left to Director General Herbert
II. Lehman.
Some finished products will
necessarily bear the manufacture
er's name. But raw materials
and any items turned out in fac
tories rehabiltated by UNRRA
will probably bear only the stamp
of the international organization
The important subcommittee on
scope OF UNRRA's operations
adopted a tough attitude to-
ward enemy territories, in which
civilian populations will be helped
where militarily necessary. It
ruled that all aid must be paid
for by the enemy country and
wherever any surplus materials
are found they will be taken over
by UNRRA for the Allies as a
form of Preparations.
Financing the handling Of the
relief ASK will be accomplished
by a levy on each country based
on ability 10 pay. For instance,
the u. S is expected 10 contrib
ute 10 per cent. while Greece Will
put up half of l per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Blonde
Is Key
In Trial
BY ROBEY PARKS
Special 70 THE DETROIT TINES

NEW YORK, Nov 23--Discus-
sions about a stunning blonde
who was not too thin" will be
resumed when Andrew j. Roach
returns to the stand in the movie
racket trial.
The elusive blonde popped into
the case after defense attorneys
confronted Roach with evidence
that he was with the girl in Chi
cago when he said he went there
10 deliver money 10 Frank Nittl.
Roach is a member of the New
ark movie operators union pre-
sided over by Business Agent
Louis kaufman. one OF eight de-
PENDANTS on trial for allegedly
extracting millions in tribute from
cinema executives.
On direct examination. Roach
had testified that ne attended a
conference al kaufman's home in
Newark and was handed a fat.
brown envelope sealed with wax
10 be delivered to the late Capone
mob Chieftain in Chicago.
He related how he followed in
StructionS by registering at the
Medinah Club. where a woman
entered his room had a couple Of
drinks. then led him 10 the Chez
Paree, where he was met by Nittl.
The defense lawyer produced
proof that Roach had spent va
cation eight months earlier with
a girl answering that description
at a hotel IN Miami. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Charges Patton
Hit Soldier Stir
Probe Demands

WASHINGTON NOV y JUPl
Revelation rnsrtr Gen Patton
L. (. Seventh Army commander
struck a shell-shoCked soldier IN
a Sicilian field hospital Was GER
tain TO-DAY. 10 lead 10 renewed de-
mandS Tor = Congressional lnVes-
tieauon OF the incident
Several congressman Yesterday
before the details were an
nounCed by 4 staff officer az Al
giers headquarterS-tho thought the
House military affairs committee
should investigate IN fairness 10
both Patton and the American
public.
The incident was first revealed
BY radio o IN m e ntatoT Drew
Pearson IN a Sunday night broad
cast on the Blue network. Yes
terday an official announcement
az Algiers said Patton vas Still IN
command Of the Seventh Army
and that Gen. Eisenhower had
never repTlmanded nm
Today'S dispatch from ElSen-
hower'S headquarters eve al Q d
that Eisenhower had taken the
hide of Patton bat had not for
mally reprimanded him because
of Patton's record.
Rep. johnson RI Of Illinois and
Senator Kilgore tD) OF West NIr-
sinia both called for congressional
investigation yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23

Order War stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Patton Rebuked
For Hitting Ydnk

CONTINUED from Page One
counterattack. He goes into bat
tie packing pearl-handled From
tier model reVolVers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Ndzis Claim Capture
OF Last AEGEAN Isle

LONDON, Nov % Oyster
many today claimed the capture
or SamoS Island from It's British
and Italian garrison and said the
last important Allied foothold on
the Aegean invasion route 10 the
Balkans thus had been eliminated.
The German claim was not dis
putCd here
Samos, a Greek island. lies 30
miles north of Leros. which was
captured by the Germans last
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Ydnks Invade
Sd Gilbert Isle
TOday's
ar Map:
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Continued from Page 0ne)
Island. west of the Gilberts, was
bombed again by B-24 Liberators.
while diVersionary attacks were
made against enemy bases m Jfe
Marshalls to assist the American
INVASION forces
Admiral Nimitz revealed the
names of the commanders in
charge of the Glberts operations.
The list is headed by Vice Ad-
miral Raymond AmeS Spruance,
chief of the entire campaign.
All amphiblous operations are
under command of earAdmlEal
Richmond Turner. Vice Admiral
John II. Hoover, commander OF
aircraft in the central Pacific. is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
LanSIie PrOcIaiImS
bill of Rights Day

William Randolph Hearst,
Wyhtoon McCiold Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
State Studies
New Offices
fines stan Correspondent

LANSING. Nov % 49, Gov
Kelly revived state capitol
building commission attacked the
problem today of determining the
need for a new office building "a
house state agencies in Lansing,
Determined 10 construct a new
building as postwar project,
Gov Kelly called his new com
mission together Tor the first time
The state now pays out SIPS, 00O
"A year in office rentals I'm Lansing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Holiday Parade
Called Off Here

The traditional and gay Thanks
giving Day parade for children
will not be held this year the j.
l.. Hudson Co, its sponsor, an
nounced today
In ar message ta-the- children OF
Detroit the company announced
This year, in the spirit of CO.
operation with the war effort
Santa Claus decided that II was
not feasible 10 have such a big
event"
The parade has long heralded
the opening Of the Christmas sea-
son and its strange and brightly
bedecked balloons have delighted
thousands of youngsters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
6ChiIdren Die
|nBurning Home

CHICAGO. Nov q ms
Six children ranging in age from
+ 10 - years we're burned 20
death early today in a fire which
destroyed their two-story frame
house in Chicago Heights.
The parents, John and Ale
Hoogewoning. were seriously
burned in desperate effort 70
save me children lives They
were saved from possibly fatal
burns when A neighbor ran 10 the
second floor bedroom and dragged
them from the house.
The children burned 10 death
were Cornelius. IS. John Jr. IA
William 10. Johanna. 9; Helen.
s. and Christian. l Two other
children OF the family, who es-
capped ini4rs- -are-Car!,- and
CARTE. Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
OLYMPIA. Wash.
Nov. %, 1943.

William Rapdoph Hearst
Wyhtoon McCioud, Cal.
Dear Sir:
pleased 20 send herewith proclamation setting
aside State Of Washington Dec Is 1913 as Bill Of
Rights Day. The commemoraon of the ratification of the
Bill of Rights particularly significant in these trying times
when the midst Of uncertainty which engufs the world
apt sight OF the meaning of this doc
and the guarantees Of freedom and individual liberties
which 1t provides
You and your newspapers deserving of the thanks
the people of this and the nation for the deserving
and enthusiastic in which YOU bringing home
them the great benefits enjoyed by virtue Of the Bill of
Rights
Very truly yours,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-23
Anti-FrenCh Mob
In Beirut SEXES
Public Buildings

CAIRO. Nov. % (INS)-That
the Lehanese-French crisis was
-hX- no naeanS-apof-pr clear today
after crowds in Beirut. capital Of
Lebanon. continued anu-French
7 demonstrations.
Reports from Beirut said that
among other things that disturb
I The LehaneSe rs the French in
SiStence on using the word man
date when referring 10 Lebanon
Dispatches told Of Lebanese
crowds marching IN and occupying
The police station. the ministry of
7 public works and the ministry of
supply buildings in Beirut.
POLICE CHIEF LEADS CROWD
Reports from Beirut said the
dismissed chief of police was az
the head Of the demonstrators.
The general strike remained in
force, StreetcarS were not run
ming and most shops and stores
were closed
The London Daily Telegraph
in a Beirut dispatch said the
demonstrations broke out lin
an atmosphere of a national
holiday" when President
BcChari 81 Khoury Premier
Rad 81 Solh and two cabinet
ministers. released from
French prison, returned 10 the
capital.
10000 IN DEMONSTRATION
The population thronged the
streets 10 welcome their leaders.
and more than 10000 persons
good humoredly took part in
a procession 10 Parliament
House Firing of blank cart
ridges punctuated the proceed
ingS. the London newspaper
SaidO
II was apparent that the French
Committee Of National Liberation
in AlgierS had not solved the
LebaneSe problem merely by re-
leasing the Jailed leaders.
The Lebanese insist on reStora-
tion Of their constitution and
want the entire cabinet reinStated
along with President Khoury and
Premier Solh.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Three Lines Launch
Study Of Unified
t. & 0. System
BY the Associated Press.

ELAND, Dec. 1.-Directors
of the Chesapeake e. Ohio, Nickel
Plate and Pere Marquette Railroads
yesterday appointed subcommittees
to study ways and means of bring
ing about partial or complete
unification" of the three lines and
the Wheeling & Lake Erie
Stockholders committees also will
be formed to help ''in arriving at a
fair and equitable basis for ex-
change" of securities, the roads an
nounced.
The action was the first major step
toward formation of unified C. g.
o. system since the 1920s, when two
proposals by the late Van Swerin-
gen brothers, who put together the
system now controlled by Robert r.
Young of New York, were rejected
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
The announcement came after di-
rectors of the C. & o. declared a
dividend of rs cents on the COM
mon stock payable January to hold
ers of record November 10. A similar
dividend was paid last october l.
For the year the company's cash
dividends total 50, against $3.50 in
1912. In October the company dc
clared a dividend of Lilo share OF
preference stock on its common
stock. sub Get to approval Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
D. {. Bank C|earinqs
Set New Records
In November
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

With sharp gain of $16,348,-
ol2,88 over the same month last
year, November bank clearings in
the Capital reached $163, $40 1857 SO,
broke all former records for the
month and indicated that Novem-
ber business activity was at the
highest level yet experienced in that
period, according to the report to-
day of George H. Bright, manager
of the Clearing House Association.
November clearings a year ago to-
tailed Sl47,272 ,34470.
November clearings pushed the
total check turnover in the first II
months of the year to ST ,803, i Is ,906.-
SO, an upswing of $103, ,416,0055 over
the total of S1,699 500 ,901 As in the
like period year ago.
Bankers said today that the II
months record indicates clearly that
business for the full year will end
at the highest levels on record. The
average gain of nearly $l0.000,0O0
a month in clearings is held sig
nificant in rejecting wartime eX-
pansion.
Financiers added that the Novem-
ber advance in clearings reflected
an exceptionally large amount of
early Christmas shopping, especially
the purchase of goods sent to serv-
iCemen ONerSeaS
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Stock Leaders Rise
Fractions 10 More
Than a Point
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The stock
market today snapped out of its
November losing streak with a gen.
eral advance ranging from fractions
to more than a point in the key
groups.
Rails, steels and motors, and most
ether leaders fell back little from
tl,c days highs under late profit
selling Dealings approximated 7oo,-
900 shares.
While unable to hazard a guess as
to how the market would take the
news to come out of the meetings
of United Nations chiefs, many
speculative followers were more will
ing to adopt the buying side for the
day on the theory the recent sub
stantial decline had opened the way
at least for technical recovery.
Stocks carrying plus signs in the
final hour included Chrysler, Beth
lehem Steel, Goodyear, Montgomery
Ward, Sears Roebuck. American
Smelling, Du Pont, Westinghouse,
Allied Chemical, Johns -Manville
Eastman Kodak, j. C. Penney
Southern Pacific, Santa Fc, South
ern Railway an6 Chesapeake &
Ohio.
Wider swings were traced by
American diStillinG and preferred
stocks of several electric power com
panies.
Bonds recovered broadly
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Market AVERAGES
STOCKS.
BONDS.
Odd-Lot DeuIinos

ip;Ht!l4ADELPH1A. Dec. ! R,-The Se-
transactions by. customers with odd-lot
eSeaiers Seade1 or specialists on the New York
purchases, involving S4,I32 shares: 2,a27
Sales, involving !S.s12 shares, including S.
snort sales, involving .5a6 shares.
Place stamp in that vacant
space in your War savings stamp
book; it will help put the Axis on
the spot.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO. Dec, / tPp.-Wheat prices ad-
vanced sharply at one time today, on
moderate mill buying, coupled with
dearth OF offerings, but once the milling
demand was satisfied prices started to re-
treat. Gains ranging 10 more than cent
were generally reduced to fractions.
The strength in wheat was reflected in
higher prices for other grains, although
trading was not on a heavy scale. Most
houses with local traders showing dis
position to remain on the. side lines in
view of the unsettled subsidy battle anc
the possibility Of important internationa
news developments.
At the close wheat was aa-1h hisher:
cent; December. III: rye was ahead A-Hs
December 1l6as-Ha, and barley was A-',
higher: December, l17h.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Dec ] DPl.-Natio AS.
sociation Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1943-12-01
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Dec. 0Pl.-Cotton turned
reactionary today after registering early
gains of as much as so cents bale. The
increased hedge selling and profit taking.
Selling was absorbed through scale-down
mill price fixing against textile contracts.
Nervousness over the war situation con-
tinued TO dominate the trend IN the mar
ket. -
Late values were 30 cents bale lower
10 15 cents higher: December, 1919;
March 1916, and May, 1892.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
London Market Steudy

LONDON, Dec. l (P.-The stock
market generally closed steady today
in quiet dealings. Industrials ad-
'vanced selectively. British funds
were firmly maintained.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Wushinuton Produce

From the War Food Administr alton
Prices paid net fob. Washineton =
E0QS-Market irm. Prices paid for
grading stations december ID. Whites.
U. 3. Grade A, large. 81; U. s. grade a,
tEa large. 81; large. 54e56: average. S4M:
y; 8. grade A.. medium, 50-51 average,
boH; Y: 6. grade B, large, 1910; average,
eminent graded eggs, -119 cases
-, LIVE POULTRY--Market firm. Receipts
tpermttted transportation charges included
according to mileage. broilers and fryers,
2S12-30. fowl, 26I7-2S; BOOSTERS. 1920.
Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Dec. GP.-Poultry. live,
frm, 2 cars. % trucks: market unchanged.
Butter Arm; receipts, 276,624; market
UNCHANGED.
Esgs arm: receipts. $3.50: market un-
changed.
Evening star., 1943-12-01
lis lis 111R 1.177s
l.i4l2 1.l5 1l4i2 l.147s
Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat. none. Corn, new, sample
yellow. 81. No oats. Barley, mailing,
25-l 40 nominal: hard. ! .20-l "a nomi-,
nal: feed. 1l2-l.IS nominal Field seed
per 100 pounds, timothy -5.75-6 90 nom
nal: red top, 14.O0-l 90 nominal; red
clover, 81 so nominal; sweet clover, 1880
Evening star., 1943-12-01
Approximate Sales Today.

I1:0n am le7 go 1900 Noon 3oe 44o
loo pm 41o o2o 2:O0pm 4s7 $40
tUnt OF trading. 10 shares: sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or rcceivership or
being reoreanized under Bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed by such companies
Rates or dividends in the foreEoine table
are annual disbursements hased on last
quarterly or semiannual declaration Un-
.ess otherwise noted special or extra divj-
dends are rot included xd Ex dividend
xr Ex rights. a Also extra or extras Cash
or sock. Paid last year PAYABLE in
sotck e Declared or paid so far this year
h Payable in Canadian funds Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1943-12-14

NATL. TAX
$4,000.
HYNSON, Luz
THADEN. Her
trs., S47 g.
HILL. VIM. A
CARTER, LII
Evening star., 1943-12-14
| KNAPP, Ida ]
| SENGE, JOSEF

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| Frances lie
| SWA AN. Ge0~g
/ ROSENBERG.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
McSpdden Gets
Birdie ; TO Win

CHICAGO, July u - Harold
Jug McSpaden, Ryder Cupper
from Philadelphia. is the Tam o
Shanter All-American Open golf
champion-by one stroke.
That was the margin Of Nc
Spadens victory over ONeal
CBuck) white Of Greenwood
Miss. in their play-of yesterday
after they had tied al the end
of the u holes.
The play-off was decided on the
18th, where McSpadcn sank a 20
foot putt for a birdie 3. White
missed an lS-footer The wtapeI
had one-under-par Il 10 his OPP
ponent'S Z.
The victory, the most important
in McSpaden'S long career, earned
him 81 600. White, as runner-up.
collected 81 400.
They waged a stirring match.
with Whites two stroke lead
after EIGHT No'~.Y 10 V'ides, vs.
gin. Mcopo.sa ~ a.. i'm
back on the ninth, 10 trail by one
stroke AT fhe turn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

streak 10 nine straight games. in
GLIDING a clean sweep Of their
tour-game series with the Braves
Cincinnati Reds catcher Ray
Mueller starred in the Reds
morning game defeat of the Phila-
delphla Phillies, So, by betting
two homerS.
Probably the unhappieSt man in
he American League al this mo-
ment Is Luke Appling Of the Chi
-eage-n hitc ~Sox: whose error IN
the eighth inning led TO two
came-winnlng runs by The New
York Yankees The Yankees So
defeat of the White Sox was
brought about by four SoX errors
AppIinC'S however, Smackcd OF
CooncrN. since he stood hesitantly
With the ball IN his hand in an
important moment when he could
have made plays AZ two different
Spots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Solves Tiger Problem

Richards work is douhlv
pleasing to Steve O'Neill. since
the replacement of Birdie Teb-
belts at the start of the sea-
son was considered an almost
impossible chore for the Tigers.
While Richatds hasn't the youth
> OF Tebt~ttS .$n6 Is
no great hitter. the Veteran
from Atlanta. now "a years old,
thus far has done q splendid
Job. And Al bat. his hits. though
not many, for the most part
have been timely.
Rudy York ; apparent return
20 hitting form * one of the
recent developments I'M The
ranks ri the Tigers that has
given ONeill much satisfaction.
York $ pair OF homcrS in the
recent series in Washington Is
considerable Of an achievement
when one recalls the expansive
ness Of Clark Griffths bail
ward The recent homerS
boosted RudYS total 10 four at
Griffith Stadium this year.
which matches the best total Of
any Senator for the entire sea-
son last year Bobby ESlelella.
then Senator. and Mickey
Vernon each exploded four cir
cunt smackS in the same park
last season As YOU know tho
home club plays half of US total
games for the season IN ITS own
mark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
XaIe ID Have
a New Line

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July y
tUP)- Yale'S varsity football
squad ha&=entcrca= third week
of practice. with head coach
HOWE Odell faced with the prob
lem of building an almost entirely
new line
Two Of the eight hankmen
available have been showing up
we'll IN drills Harry Obcrhelman
a sophomore from Chicago. and
Van. Katherman. who played last
year for Don Pcden 5 Bobcats at
Ohio University.
Three veterans are available for
the backheld. which from early
indications Will shape up with
Wayne johnson. Bob Pickett.
Blake Walker and Capt. Jimmy
Hopes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Jockey Strike
Over Adams
Averted Here
By LEW H. WAIVER

Threats Of a Jockey Alike 81
thp Detroit race track in hottest
against tho suspension of Jockey
Johnny Adams apparently had
been crushed today.
Although the riding colony APP
Dcarcd 10 he Simmcring over the
25-day suspension which the stew
ards levied on the champion rider
Of The United States yesterday.
strike talk had apparently been
halted by the action of Jockey
Port Roberts, national treasurer
and Detroit representative of he
jockeys Guild
This is -JnhnnX'S problem
Nothing for the Guild 10 mix
in" Roberts told riders who
came 10 him with suggestions
of a strike -- -
Adams IS also reported 10 have
urged tho riders not 10 risk their
livelihood in a strike for his bene-
fit even though he believes the
punishment is unnecessarily Sc
we're.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Cards Appear In
Nine Straight Victories Give Them Wide Margin
Over Others in National League

From tho appearance OF things
rs they noW exist IN the National
League. 10 would take the work
ngS Of 10 major miracles 10
hrng about 4 condition IN which
the firStplace s. Louis Cardl-
nails. Second-plsCe Brooklyn Dodg-
orS and lsSt-place New York
Giants were simultaneously con
tented Yet that condition. or a
reasonable fac-simile OF same. cA-
.Ai&-iodaA .------,,-,--.--
The sudden halt In The weeping
and wailng that has been such a
dominant factor IN the pennant
race was brought about yesterday
when the, three aforementioned
clubs won Nheir games The Dodg
crS arc pleased because they
whipped the Pittsburgh Pirates.
10 10 6 for, the first and only time
in fUur-game series. The Giants
are smiling broadly over their
breaking Of Ia seven game losing
streak, With q Z 20 3 victory over
the Chicago Cuh<s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
| eft Field Long

Vernon homers are M great
achievement. the Washington
first baSeman being left
handed HITTER and tho right
field foul line in Griffith Sta
dunn extending ~eals.-s2.2s frc'.
The left field foul hnc. however.
reaches 405 feet from home
plate 10 the bloacherS and
York's terrific drives as a rule
reach far UP into the bleachcrS
Only - homerS were blasted
in Griffith Stadium last season
and only one Tiger was repre-
sehted among those who ac-
cornpliShed that feat Pinly
Higgins. York failed 70 hat ono
in Washington IN 1912
Yankee Stadium. which has a
puShover right field foul LINE
made n order for Babe Ruth
Bill Dickey and other LEFT
handed hitterS. Welded i0l
home runs last season. the park
a. g bouis e. am Briggs sra
dun 81 York bageed u Of ms
q homers in Briggs Stadium
IN 1872.