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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
County Seeks
More Cash for
EIOiiSe Cases
State Should Increase
Payments for Insane
Petients, Auditors Say


Facing tho prospective loss Of
S2.55S 400 on the housing Of state
insane patients at Eloisc Hospital
over a two-year period, Wayne
County auditors Saturday urged
legislative action 20 increase the
state payments for such patients.
Al the same time the auditors
asked that. some of 439 vacant
beds i'm state mental institutions
be made available 10 reduce con-
geSuon in the Receiving Hospital
mental ward where 279 patients
are occupying quarters intended
for IT'S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
William 5. Knudsens
Grandparents Again

Gen. and Mrs. William s. Knud-
sen became grandparents for the
seventh time Dec. Is, when a son
was born 10 1t and Mrs. Paul
Milton Mckinney. Mrs. McKcn-
ncy Is the former Martha knud-
sen, and the generals youngest
daughter
1t MCkcnney will arrive here
Dec. p from Robbins Field, Ma
con- Ga, 10 join his family for
the holidays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

and DR. Edgar Dewitt Jones Of
Central Woodward Christian
Church
James w. Bishop. past Good
fellow president and parade COM
mittec chairman. viii be al Wood
ward and Grand River Recorders
Judge w Mckay Skiuman at the
Bull Building; Edward w. Diehl,
fund treasurer, al Monroe and
Woodward, and Nathan Sunuels.
fund secretary, al his usual post
IN front Of the Majestic Building.
The days Goodfellow activities
Will end with the annual boxing
show at the Olympia under Spon-
SorShip of the police department.
Under arrangements handled by
Charles Brennan of the Michigan
AAU, fighters from all parts of
the Country will participate in the
bouts starting at s p m for the
benefit Of the Goodfellow Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Highway Speeding
Costs Man 90 Days

PONTIAC. Dec. Is For speed
me 100 miles an hour on Dixie
highway, Richard Cox, "A of 1908
FarwcIl Saginaw must spend the
next 90 days in Oakland County
lal
lie pleaded guilty before Justice
Arno T. lIulet who refused him
the alternative of paying a fine
and tackled on So costs. Cox also
i1eoS loSs-ot has gasoline rationing
N -ONanCc. police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

10000 Residents Worried
as Nearest Grocery
Is Nile srd Hall Oh
p, IoHN CRrrCY


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t.e ructr Norman Gard.n>
r-r>.-l p--.r., r.t find ,rrt
NOV .a,,. .fr ..,..., -rrut srr+r,r
o. .t... rs....-te- food
Although trf .I..nr develop
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s.-.rl gD. rn...t,rtatre nsais c.
rr- rar.,,.g-.., v-e -e.rf,t ,f1gr
nearly = milo ar7 "a half from
tra project which is hog8ard by
JOY ~as- Solthat5 fireman and
A>na-. Paris.
sometimes we actually have
IN go hungry SAID MIS-. David
sc,> II 0s-7 A>m.r,
Park There ISN'T A Mace with
IN vtgILiDr distance ,,hrrs We
can buN even loaf of bread"
.7--------. yy---7--.- r--.y- f7-zl77i il
b. Tho ann, i've, with hfr Two
cr 5rer s and E YEAR, old She
i.. rr .-r and hon doctor ba. fam.
I.67er her t1 rIdr b.>cs
-
~ "tI fhiphi Us
saW merchants have shown
a. Interest," rr The ncu community
but none has been able TO obtain
prorliIeS Tor building store.
Some applications tor priorltIcS
with endorsements hV The Detroit
Housing Commission are nO,y In
me ha'ldN OF lhe w To-
problem has been made bV a com
r1ittec of Herman Garden tenants
who have petItjOned The housing
COMMISSION To provide TsCITIfI0S
for a c0-0pcratlye community
store. The commission has tho De
titon under Amusement
The nearest shoppinr centers
are from one and a half 10 four
and half miles from Herman
Gardens" tho committee OK
planned This forces round
trip Of from three 10 nine miles
two or three times week for
every family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Mission Will Serve
.
Christmas Dinners

Plans 10 serve Christmas din
nerS to hundreds of needy men.
women and children were an
nounced Saturday by the Rev.
Charles Seaver. founder and SUI
perlntendent of the Third Street
Mission. 1856 Third. Children viii
receive preference, he said.
Tho dinner Will be served
Christmas Day from noon 10 4
p. m Christmas music and talks
will feature the afternoon pro-
gram
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
10000 VIII Be Helped
By Old Newsboys' Sale
Continued from Page Three

and James J Brady, beloved
founder of the fund
The parade viii then 90 south
on GriSWold 10 Jefferson. east 10
Woodward and mp 10 Cadillac
Square and eventually stop before
the Woodward avenue front of the
Majestic Building where the
march VIII pause in tribute 10 the
late Herman w. Schmeman. for
mcr mead of the Detroit Fedora
ton Of Musicians and past preSi-
dent of the fund
From there il viii 20 on Michi-
gan 10 Washington boulevard,
west on Grand River 10 Times
Square and CaSs avenue where
the band Will Serenade The De-,
troit Times.
Following this the parade will
proceed on CaSS and BaGley to
Grand Circus Park then south on
Woodward 10 the Majestic Build
ing where the old NeWSboys will
disband 10 sell their papers from
ll:30 a m. 10 l 80 p. m.
Policemen will sell papers In
the nclghborhoodS in shifts as
they come off duty. under the di-
rection of Supt Berg
The teachers VIII participate as
a group tor the first time in honor
Of the late 1t. Co. Laurence Nc
Kenny. former Goodfellow and
Detroit teacher killed IN Novem-
Der. 1912 while on active duty
with the l.. s. Army in New
Guinea
Prominent Old NewSboyS VIII
be on their usual corners. PreSi-
dent Schneider viii sell ar the
Film Exchange Building; I a.
Capizzi preSident-elect for 1914,
at the Ford Building. Thomas A.
Carey Detroit Teachers ASSoCia-
ton. at The Michigan avenue en-
trance of the city hall; Police In
Spector Fred w. JucrGcnS at the
National Bank Building with a
group including Dean Kirk B.
O'Ferrall of ST. PaulS Cathedral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
u. of M. Selected by Army

ANN ARBOR, Dec. Is tUP)-
The provost marshal general of
the L s. army has announced that
the University of Michigan is one
of two universities in the United
States which have been selected
to give specialized public health
training 10 army officers in the
civil affairs school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Tips for Tired Eyes

Hold reading matter about - inches Lr9n
face 2 AVOID reading m poor light, 3.
driving exposure % dust or wind or a.
eyes are overWorked battle them with II
optk Quickly soothes inflamed sore hn. IL
ing itching and granulated eyehds or money
refunded Thousands pfe ise II. 80 years sue
cess. Get Iavoptik today. Al all drug stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
URGES SUPPORT

Stating that Gov Kelly has
gwen favorable consideration 70
including remedial legislation in
his call for a special session of
the legislature Hafeh asked the
hospital commission to lend its
support 10 increasing the state fee
TO 81 per day per patient
In asking admission of Detroit
mental cases TO other state hos
pitfalls. Hafel pointed out:
Both at Receiving Hospital
and Eloise patients are sleeping
on mattresses on the floor be-
cause of inadequate facilities"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Canonize Mother Csbrini

NEW YORK. Dec. Is CNS)--
A Swiss Telegraph Agency dis
patch from Vatican City stated
today that Mother Cabrini, a
naturalized American citizen, Will
be canoniZed by the Catholic
church in Rome next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
LONGTIME BATTLE

The battle over fees paid by
the state for care of mental pa.
ticnts at Eloise is Of long stand
ing Under the law the state
holds responsibility tor mental pa.
tientS. It's payment for use OF
county facilities is predicated
upon costs in state institutions,
In a letter TO the State Hos
pital Commission. Auditor Ray
Hafeli pointed out that the pres
ent payments fail 10 meet EloiSe
costs by 9Sl cents per day per
patient. He wrote.
"SihCe the care OF insane
persons il specifically a state
obligation there il no reason
why the taxpayers Of the county
of Wayne should assume this
burden, particularly inasmuch
a. major portion of state
revenues are i'm the first in
stance collected in Wayne
County. Such procedure il
equivalent To taxing Wayne
County twice for the care of its
insane"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
UPSET FOR SENATOR
Players TO Aid
War Bond Drive

NEW YORK. juno : CUP) An
auction of 80 players, l. each from
the Dodgers. Giants and Yankees
will highhght a unique war bond
drive sponsored by the metropoli-
tan major league baseball writer's,
it was announced today.
Arthur Patterson. chairman of
the committee, said q quota of
one billion dollars had been set
for the campaign 10 be launched
at a special luncheon June 8
Each player will be sold TO the
highest bidder. who will he re-
sponsible for the competitive posi-
ton OF his man from June ID until
the close of the season.
The sponsor will be committed
10 a purchase of bonds equal 10
his winning bid and 10 an addi-
tional amount based on the per-
Torrance of his player. He will
have 10 buy So 500 in bonds for a
single, $1,000 for a double, $500
for triple and $1,000 for a
homer. For a pitcher. sponsor
will have to buy $4,000 for each
game won and $4,000 for each
Shutout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Pep Plans Two
Bouts in Month

BOSTON. June 8 1NS)-
Worlds featherweight champion
Willie Pep today outlined his
agenda for the month of civilian
life remaining to him before he
swaps his gloves for a gun next
month.
First BartolO, then Chalky
Wright. That's the program
he said.
Pep fights Sal Bartolo in Boston
next Tuesday in the first defense
of his title since he took II away
from Chalky Wright last No
Vember.
Then. Pep believes. he will carry
the title into the ring with him III
a defense against Wright in New
York the latter part of this month.
The 10th Century Club in New
York is holding June p open for
the match at the Polo Grounds,
said Lou ViScusi, Pops manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Expect Answer
On Soldiers Play

WASHINGTON. June 5 CUP)-
An informal congressional COM
mittee organized TO protest exclu-
sion of soldier-students from par
ticipation in intercollegiate athlet-
les reported today that Undersec-
rotary of War Robert p. Patter-
son had promised an early answer
to its protest.
Rep. Samuel A. Weiss (D) of
Pennsylvania, said he and three
other members called on Patter-
son and that che said he would
take il up with his general staff
and let us know the decision
within a few days"
Others on the committee are
Reps. A. S. Mike Monroney I'D
of Oklahoma; Tavern r. Olive
Cd Of Wisconsin; Edward Hcbert
Cd of Louisiana. and c. w.
Bishop (R) of Illinois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Off the Hook
HOW TOUTS ALIBI
TO VICTIMS

Learning The Hard Way: Just
after two horses had come neck
and neck all the way down the
Detroit race track stretch, both
jockeys failing away in a whip
ping finish, well-dressed,
professional appearing turfgoer
appeared at the entrance to the
press box and asked TO speak 10
the stewards.
Jack S. Young, the presiding
steward, just happened to be in
the press box and the fan was
brought in and introduced to
him.
"NOw what can do for YOU ."
asked Young.
You can do plenty" replied
the fan. "YOu can set the jockey
who finished second down for
life. He pulled that horse! Didn't
you see it?"
The eyes of every one in the
press box bulged All they
could remember was the jockey
doing everything TO help the
horse win except get off and
carry it =. after Judge Young
had politely sent the fan on his
way the press crew announced
their gueSSes on what prompted
the fan 10 make such state
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Yanks Complain

The New York Yankees COM
planned that the Wabash Rail-
road refused the New York
club enough berths 10 keep such
a hefty hero as Jumbo Bonham
out of an upper, yet six sections
remained unused from 81 Louis
10 De rot. Milo Theede-
rescu. Rumanian lightweight,
has been discharged from the
army for physical reasons after
a years service.
Madison Square Garden will
house a one-ring circus, Cont
mental style" this summer -.
Dick Bartell. who starts out on
the bench each year and usually
winds up with regular job be-
fore the season is well under
way. is now playing third base
regularly for the Giants.
George Zaharias. former
wrestler and husband OF Babe
Didrickson, was turned down by
his draft board in California be-
cause he was over weight
He has returned TO the mat in
the hope OF getting down to
weight He wants 10 join his
brother. 1t. Chris Zaharias in
the army Grenville Lands
dell. star back of 1889 at South
rrn California;. Is d fighter pilot
In North Africa George
StirnweisS of the Yankees was
rejected by the army because
of stomach ulcers Stlrn-
weiss was born just two miles
from Yankee stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
HE WAS NEARLY SAVED

WASHINGTON, June 5 (UP)-
Ensign Nile G. Kinnick, former
All-American football halfhack at
the University of Iowa, was lost
on Wednesday when a plane he
was plotting made forced landing
al sea.
The navy in announcing Kin
hicks loss did not locate the scene
of the landing.
A crash boat arrived at the spot
a few minutes after the plane hit
the water and Kinnick, the navy
said, succeeded in getting out of
the cockpit.
He disappeared beneath the
water, however. before the boat
could reach him, the navy said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

cause of a nasal defect. +. =. Bill
Dickey of the Yankees Will cele-
brate his 36th birthday this
Sunday. He was born IN
BaStrop, La -. Ed Barrow once
turned down the presidency OF
the American League because
he liked New York too we'll 10
move 10 Chicago.
Pat Cuici says that the aver
age golfer should never use
brassie unless the lie is very
good. use a spoon" advises
the New York pro. Tony
Owens. vice president Of the
Lions when Fred Mandel first
took over the Detroit pro foot
ball team. is now an executive of
one OF the top talent agencies in
Hollywood Charley Chaplin.
Awho at the same time was sec
retary of the Lions. is a script
writer for the Burns and Allen
radio show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Zuppke's Best Painting
Is His Hero, Red Grange

Bob Zuppke has been removed
from a coaching job for some
time now, but you can't make him
forget the game, or the heroes of
the Illinois teams he coached.
Zuppke has a big Illinois farm,
close 10 Champaign. But he lives
in Champaign. He has a large
apartment close in. and he does
some painting 10 amuse himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Soccer Clubs Meet
In u. 5. SemifinaI

PITTSBURGH. June 5 tUP)-
The Morgan Strassers will meet
the Milwaukee Brewers in a
western semifinal of the national
amateur soccer competition at
Bridgeville Park this Sunday.
The winner will move into the
final round in Baltimore
next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Three Louisville
Players Given Fines

COLUMBUS, o.. June 5 GNS)
President George NJ. Trautman
OF the American Association today
assessed fines against three men,
bers of the Louisville Colonies for
action in a game at Milwaukee
last Wednesday.
Manager William Burwell was
fined $50 and catcher Gilly Comp
bell and Third Baseman Steve
Barath each were assessed $40
All objected 10 an umpire'S de-
CiSIon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Trainees Stress u

Horse trainers. like fight
hanagers. are prone 10 make
Extensive use OF the personal
pronoun Il" in referring 10 their
races. it is pointed out by a
Chicago turf writer The
scribe offers Don Cameron : re-
port on Count Fleet in the 1912
Washington Park Futurity a
evidence 10 wit: I'm knocked
10 nv knees at the start. I'm
cut off twice after that. and
lust when IT looks like I'm
gong 10 win. a Cameraman
bears me. He Jumps IN front OF
me for a picture and / shy away
lust enough to let Occupation
win by a neck for a S6o.000
purse.
Among Joe Gordons holdings
Is a 2OOO-aCre ranch IN eastern
Oregon, which the Yankee sec
ond baSeman purchased out OF
his 1912 World Series money
and is being managed by his
brother -. George tMooSe)
Earnshaw, former pitcher for
the Athletics and now an officer
in the navy. has been switched
from Jackson Naval Base 10 a
plane carrier 1t. Alfred
GrasSo. x-stablemate Of Freddie
(Red) Cochrane of the navy and
now assistant special service Of
ficer at Waco tTexas) Army Air
Force field. is boosting Chuck
Hirst. one of his boys at Waco.
as a great pre-war prospect -. d.
Hirst is from Detroit Joe
Mccarthy predicts that the
Yankees will continue TO be the
best double play and home run
team IN the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Iowa Star Due
On Another Team

Harold Fiala, Iowa track and
football star, has been accepted in
the navy VIZ program. Not only
is ne lost TO the Hawkeyes, but he
is likely 10 show up AT Illinois,
Northwestern. Minnesota or Mich
igan, where navy men will be
eligible for 1913 grid teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Massachusetts, Has
Love for All

Massachusetts boxing authori-
ties are agreeable. Two months
ago the Jackie Callura-Jackie Will
son bout was recognized for the
feathcrweight title. The Willie
Pep-Sal Bartola affair. June 8,
likewise got the same recognition
from the Massachusetts body.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Vanderbilt Abandons
Varsity Football in '43

NASHVILLE. June s QNS)-
will have no varsity
football team next fall
"Some football may he
played" Chancellor q. G. Car
michael sad. but because of
war conditions, there can he no
varsity team"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

was accosted once by a part, owner
of the Houston Tex. team. and
was asked why il was that he had
umpired six straight Houston
games-Solo--without Squawk.
He had a Bin klemish answer.
mister" he told the part
owner. II did well because I am
not an umpire. am con-
science controller. The men
know that I umpire chiefly be
cause OF the JOY l get out Of IL.
They know that play no
favorites; that I run my games
as I pledge"
Anderson never had protest
filed against him in 3S years Of
officiating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Coast Umpire Without
Protest in 50 Years
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

NEW YORK, June 5 VINSj-
We recently wrote a piece stating
that umpire Bill McGowan'S con-
Secutive game record was I'M
parallcled So, naturally, there is
an exception.
The piece was printed in the
Los Angeles Examiner and drew
a prompt reply from Ollie Ander-
son of that city:
"In my 3S years of OffiCiat-
ing" lie writes, II umpired over
$500 consecutive games without
missing an inning. counting i'm
ter-league series, playOtfs. col
lege games, winter league ball,
etc"
Anderson, who retired In 1912,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Hdegg Very Light
Despite Height

Gunder Haegg. the Swedish dis
tance runner, Is little more than
a feather in the weighing room
lie stands s feet and the scales
register l52 when he climbs on
Baseball fans may get an idea by
looking at shortstop Marion OF
the Cards: o. and l6S pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

Instead of going 10 Arizona and
New Mexico last winter and spring
he remained home. And his best
Job is a portrait of his old hero,
Red Grange. poised with a foot
ball under his arm.
The picture is a present TO Red.
Zuppke has done many paintings,
many of which have been IN great
exhibits. but he's particularly
proud of his latest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Sports
'Griff' Sees New
Attendance Mark
For Senators
Bv LEO MACDONELL

ASHIN GTON, June 5
Clark Griffith predicts that II
his Senators continue to be IN
the fight for championship hon.
ors they will surpass a season
attendance mark of over 800, 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
SHOOT ANYTHING

In payment, he gave the In
dams beef on the first Monday
in each month.
"The Indians would ride up,
perhaps about 90 OF them" said
Davey, land we'd 20 out on the
range and shoot some old stag
or dried up cow-the Indians
didn't care.
They'd butcher the COW right
there on the ground without q
MINDLESS or any other modern
aid. And they were so skiLfuI,
kept moving the hide under the
carcass so deftly, that not q bit
OF meat ever touched the ground
-. and you didn't have to try
10 educate them TO eat the
Economical" cuts Of beef.
when they finished their
butchering and departed they
took the works. Didn't even
throw away the horns"
Every Sport Represented Bill
Kelly. former jockey. who has
been placing and paddock Judge
al the Detroit track, is in the
plant protection department at
the Ford Motor Co.. which makes
the sports representation there
about 100 per cent.
Bill reports that Bill Jennings
and Hec Kilrea. the former Red
Wings, are back on the job
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
TELLS REASON

The graybeard, an old timer
who has followed the races from
coast 10 coast and back again,
put forth the most widely &C
cepted verdict that the fan had
been the victim of a tout, who
had steered him onto the second
horse and then tried to alibi the
defeat by blaming the jockey.
They always do It," said
Graybeard. "I'll never forget old
Lanny, "A tout who worked the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Johnny LindeII
Yanks' Handyman

Johnny Lindell, Yanks, is indeed
a handy man. He's carried on the
roster as the clubs eleventh
pitcher. its second first baseman,
and its fifth outfielder. He might
be the Yanks No. l batter, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Oklahoma Stars
Win Commissions

Athletic stars of the University
Of Oklahoma are doing all right
az war. OF 23S letter wearcrS in
service, 7S per cent are commits
stoned officers. and So of them
are army captains. or higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Rare Turf Trophy

The winner of the Autumn Day
Stakes for 2-year-old fillieS at En-
pire receives a silver cruet OF
Georgian design made in London
in 1772.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

established in
the mid twen-
ties. Mike
Jacobs W IL
e G I $ / l.5o
tops for the
Angott Arm
trong fight
June IL.
Lulu Constan-
tin o, I h e
fighter, w a $
re j ected by
the army be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
THEN HE RENEGED

Mead was all lined up but bolted
at the last moment. apparently
fearing censure for sponsoring
even something that everybody
wanted, and came out with a
story urging the cancellation of
the All-Star game and the World
Series.
He was promptly cuffed around
by the sports writers, who pointed
out the obvious facts that these
two events would raise nearly a
half million dollars for war chart
ties and would prove to be no
drain on gas and rubber Then
Mead recanted in a long double
talk letter TO sports editors.
But well take him at his first
word. and hope that the progress
of the All-Star game-which will
be broadcast 10 SportS-hungry
boys abroad will cause him few
sleepless nights. poor guy.
Baseball gained one heluVa man
the other day when Don Barnes.
president Of the 81. Louis Browns.
signed up Jim Councilman. late of
the Chicago Cardinals football
team AS his assistant Councilman
knows as much baseball a. he does
football but the important thing
Is that he is one of the master
Showmen Of our time. full of ideas
to make the game more attractive
without getting into the brass
band and Strip-tease department.
He'll be a credit 10 the game.
Another guy we'd like 10 see in
the majors: Joe Engel of Chatta-
nooga