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chsntmen. totaling $4,000 tons,
during night attack on Celia,
Allied-occupied port of Southern
Sicily0
A Middle East air communique
issued in Cairo said Raj fighter
planes damaged two enemy mer-
chant vessels yesterday in patrols
over the Aegean Sea. leaving one
burning and the other riddled with
cannon fire.
The announcement also said that
British aircraft had sunk three
enemy schooners and damaged two
others in the Ionian Sea Tuesday.
All planes returned from the
sweeps, the communicate added.
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Texas Asked to Assure
ImportioIity to Mexicons

BY the Associated Press,
MEXICO CITY, July 29.-The
Mexican government told Texas last
night it would send farm workers to
Texas fields il the State government
would carry out measures to elimi-
nate discrimination against Mexi-
cans.
The declaration came in letter
to Gov. Coke Stevenson from For
eign Minister Ezequiel Padilla, an
swering letter in which the Texas
Governor asserted his States "ur-
gent necessity" for Mexican workers
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American Nurses Spend Night.
In Abandoned Enemy Tank

the soldiers have gone without eat
ing or have subsisted on lemonade
and surrogate" Sicilian coffee
made Of beans, chicory and acorns.
There has been no coffee in Sicily
for the past three years, but the
synthetic drink is not so bad.
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cab the other early morning. ordered
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81 . stan Correspondent Of ne Star

BY etzff correspondent OF TIE Star
SICILY, July 26 Delayed) This
first American nurses In Sicily spent
the night Of July IL huddled In an
enemy tank. abandoned days before
the originally scheduled landing on
the beach near Celia.
They have been coming immedi-
ately behind the attacking troops
ever since, and are probably closer
than any other United States nurses
have been to the actual fighting.
The nurses took an hour OF today
for sightseeing in the Palermo ruins
before packing for new move.
The group included Dolores Dowl-
ing Of Huntington, w. Va; Virginia
Haase. Charlottesville, Ind; Mona
French, Louisville. KY; Faye
Choate, Charlotte, N. c., and
Miriam X. Miller, Portsmouth, Ohio
The girls live just like soldiers
carrying tools to dig their own
trenches. They attend only casual
ties from the line who are preparing
for evacuation to hospital.
A local italian Official. showing ar
American ofiicer over the damaged
sections OF Agrigento came to some
Greek ruins. & The temples tt
Jupiter and Juno are in good shape
but the temple of Hercules !!
tumbling down.
But we surely didn't do this,
said the United States official.
mo, it was done in another war,
answered the Italian.
The American thought he meant
the last World War and said he hat
not known Of any fighting in Sicily
mo, not the last war" replied thu
Italian. MY memory Is bad and
forgot whether 1t was the first o.
second Punic War"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
If S Grid Time
In Africa, Too

WASHINGTON. Aug. % INS)
American soldiers in North
Africa will play lots OF football
this fall.
The war department today an
nounced that a full complement
Of football equipment has been
shipped 20 the North African the
ater AT the request OF Capt. Harry
G Gamage who used 10 be head
football coach at the University
Of Kentucky. but who now is
athletic director for the special
service division in Africa
The mere fact that its base
ball weather most of the time IN
North Africa doesn't deter the
football enthusiasts. Col. Theo-
dore p Bank OF the special SerV-
ice division i'm Washington re-
ported that "the cycle Of sports
follows closely the home pattern.
AS a result" he continued.
"the demand for baseball equip
ment. heavy cartier In the sum
mer. is falling of. and the need
now Is for football equipment
and togS. We are supplying the
need. OF course.
Boxing" said the colonel. "is
year-rOund sport In Africa as
at home, and there IL steady
demand for gloves and other
equipment. which also Is being
supplied"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
They See Everything

They Sav baseball ~ s'' kinds
good bad and indifferent.
They saw home runs galore. in-
cudlrc 2 houcr hy The great
Rudy York hrs 16'H Of 'he sea-
son They saw ono VNackcd out
by Charley Keller ~ the Yam
KEGS. unnevup 70 York m 2
roaring duel for fhc league S
home run honorS.
They saw the popular Tommy
Bridges. one ~ haSeballS I'M
mortsls. in one Of MS great per.
forlnanccs and they saw the
inimitable Paul lDIzzll Trout
turn IN anoth her, mastery
achievement
Yea. huddieS IL was quite a
dan Americans who love their
sports apparently believe that
~ Is possible 10 win yictorN on
tho hattlefelds end have their
sports. too. Sports IS part of
victory. according 70 them Nea
~ was quite day a. Briggs
Stadium
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
State Pin Meet
To Palmer Park

Paul Dye. Saginaw. preident;
Augie Jankowsky. Detroit, and
irving Beer. Battle Greek, vice
presidents. Frank c. Mitzel, De-
-trolI treasurer Walter Pageau,
secretary. and Augie Kampe, De-
troit. auditor. arc the new officers
today of tho Michigan State Bowl
Inc Association.
Transfer Of the 1914 tournament
10 Palmer Park Recreation from
Flint and the decision 10 supervise
the match game championships
for one season as an experimental
measure. were other steps taken
at the annual meeting yesterday.
Harold Alien. Dye, wing
BeeCher. Pageau, and Mel West
form the committee that will
handle the various match COM
petitions and make a report.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Sixth Above $4,000

with 54.522 paid yesterday.
the Tigers have now passed or
nearly passed The total atTend-
ance for 1912 a Briggs Stadium.
another epoch-making even I
that -was- Pot deemed possible
BY some critics IN preseason
lamentations
While this is Still considerable
short of the more than 1000 e
900 which have moved through
the turnstileS al Briggs Stadium
during a season, II is a high
tribute TO the interest in base
ball in Detroit considering the
cold spring weather and the fact
that the Tigers. until only re-
Gently. showed little OF no
championship possibilities.
There have been SlA crowds.
each with an attendance total
of 5000 AZ Briggs Stadium. in
cluding the all-time mark OF
59.404 established yesterday.
The first was 1888 paid
which turned out for a double
header between the Tigers and
Indians on July 4, 1910, = pen
nant-winning year for Detroit.
On Sept. Ia Of the same year,
the Tigers drew Sc. .647 with the
Yankees. Then on Sept. %
eight days later. the Tigers and
Ipdisns jammed 56.77l custom
ers into the huge stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
1924 Servieemen

In 194i more than $4,000 saw
the inter-league all-Star game
and last season SO.75s turned
out for the war relief game be-
tween the Tigers and Browns.
Up 10 yesterday the best
previous total this season was
A crowd Of something over 81
900 for a twin bill with the
White SoX recently.
Besides the war relief affair.
the Tigers and Browns last year
drew 42,69S for one twin bill.
Back in 194l the best regular
season crowd was one OF 43,74l,
which the Tigers and Yankees
drew.
A breakdown of yesterdays
great crowd reveals Sd .522 were
paid customers, 3 3.324 service
men who were guests OF the
management. and $50 who en-
tered the gates via passes.
More than 10000 were turned
away, ~ is estimated.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
MitCheIIs Take Title
In Oakland County

Bill MtChells. AS champions Of
the Southern Oakland County
League, viii take part n the ma
tIonal championships Al Dayton
next month after winning the
twin bill from ClawSon Village
Market Sunday 81 and l4-3.
Ray Deperno and Ed Sterrett
were the winning pitchers. In the
second game MitChcliS got 10 hits
and were led al bat by AL May
with four out of four and Dick
Tall with TWO out Of three.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Segurd Goes
Along Unbedten

SOUTHAMPTON l. T.. Aug 23
CUP) - Francisco lPanchol Sc
gura, Ecuador. pointed today 10
the national championships next
week al Forest Hills. having cap
ured the 53rd annual Southamp-
ton invitation tourney.
In Tho finals played AZ the
the Meadow Club here yesterday.
Segura defeated Sidney Wood,
former Davis Cup star. Of New
York, in straight sets, 6-3, rs, 81.
81.
In the other tournament final,
Louise Brough Beverly Hills. Cal,
and Robert Falkenberg national
junior champion, Of Hollywood.
won the mixed doubles crown by
defeating Margaret Osborne, San
Francisco. and James Brink,
Seattle. Is. 6.3. sd.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Hagen
Plays AT
'EIe.' f.
nv VI. =. DRUKENBRoD

I Walter Hagen VIII play in he
Crosse He golf tournament this
weekend II he returns from a
fishing trip up north in time
/ HIS partner VIII he A W. Wal
lace who recently became q
grandfather and is anxious for a
championship as prize for his
grandchlld
II Hagen plays il VIII he the
second amateur tournament the
veteran pro has competed IN this
season He teamed with Bill Rob
ertS IN the Red Run event and
they lost IN tho payoff for the
championship flight
Two names which figured prom
inently IN golf AZ Michigan State
for several years are coupled IN
the Crosse lie event. Il Stanley
kowal OF the Crosse lie Naval
Station Will team with !. l..
I Funston Of Plum fiotiUw.
Funston IS the father OF Jim
! Funston. now in the armed forces.
who MAS a teammate of koMal on
the Spartan golf team.
Roland Weyand and r. r. Har-
rISon. medahsts and runnerSup at
Red Run. will compete at Crosse
lie. as Will Or. p. II. Cornell and
Frank Connolly Or. Cornell and
Mike Dietz were rlnnerup last
year to Jim Funston and Dick
Whiting.
Whiting and Dietz-like Funston.
now are in the services.
n. H. Davidson and Art Pony
had 70 yesterday 10 lead the early
qualifiers. Frank Tatum. former
National Collegiate champion
from Stanford. and Ray Lame
followed with r.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Louis Opens
NJ Fl. D0VCnS

FORT DENENS. Mass Aug 3
ms Joe Louis. world heavy
weight boxing champion, viii open
hIo army boxing tour here
Aug 80.
Tho war department the Bomb
or duration manager, has booked
The champ now an army ser
gCanl to tour army camps IN
THIS country for-ieA ats-aHd
then 60 abroad for exhibition
bouts helorn combat lrnope.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Junior Davis Cup
Team Announced

NEW YORK. Aug. % 1NS) D.
SIX OF the nations outstanding
young tennis players today we're
members p of the 1913 National
Junior Davis Cup squad
Those selected are James Brink.
Seattle Wash, Robert Falken-
berg. Hollywood Cal. Eugene
Garrett. San Diego. Cal Charles
0LXcr- Perth Amboy y. j Ed
Rav Taft. Tex, and Jack Tuero
New Orleans
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
SPORT IS
Record Turnout Is Convincing Proof
Detroit Wants Its Baseball
By LEO MACDONELL

As far as fans concerned wor0srS who amcn'od
hsschs1 had died appeared 20 have hcr answer
cf Yankees
Briggs Stadium Yesterday greatest fhrons ever TO
pour The gam stadium
Detroit, arsenal ~ Inc world 10 appears
Spoff baseball.
Not only was me great baseball s0ph'hcstc- iammed
hc PLAYING field made necessary bur 10000
turned away gates closed cat> Tho afternoon
baseball and baseball
alone features sports features
used bring man, d haohs ovng fans the
wanted
tnnNs saNh
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Winstons Repeat
1912 Title Run

Dearborn baseball history re-
peatS itself with respect 10 Wins
tons. winners Of the Class A title
for the second consecutive year.
As in 1912, Winston came from
the bottom to the top and IS eli
gible for the amateur nationals At
Youngstown next month.
Winston, aided by first base
man Jim HenryS homer in he
sixth. clipped HaagS IN the final
yesterday. Ga. after winning the
semlfinal from Dix earlier in the
week 4-3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Tiger Box Scores
FTKSr GAM.

Totals 1s 2 ~ - Totals IS - e u
'Bsttsd for Bfsusr IN ninth
NeW York 0pa mn on o r
DETROIT n30 4O2 7l1 II
Runs-CrsroeY , Hover 2 Wsktdsld :
HiEEins HArrit Blood worth Gnssr Trout
. Errors Crotetu !. Gordon ? Nstheny.
f.indsn York Runs hsftsd In Higgins
7icodWorth. YORK 2 Esrris Wakshsld
Crsmsr Two-nass hiu- Dicksy WsAthsr-
y Cnssr Hsrris 2 Trout. Home runs
EEEins Ricodw0rfh RAkthsid, Double
riaN- Higgins - York isff on bases
-HT~-=S~-r- ra~s-s>r a. Fa4-~- ------ft---
- Brewer ~ Trout struck out By
Prsusr 4 ~ Trout > Hft-Or Wsrsl1r
70 in 3 innirgf tnons 08f mi sfHthI or
P~eQer q m 8 innings losing pfcher-
AerSioT. Cmpirss strWtr, Wssfsr and
FpgrSs. Time 02
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
PIayoff Games Won
By Inkster, Amdzo

1nkster and Amazo are each
one game up today IN the Michi-
gan lnter-Couuty Baseball llLeague
playoffS. Amszo with Mike Rogan
scattering six hits. stopped Lin
coin Park YESTERDAY g. Bob
Mack tied RoGan FOR 1nkStcr IN
the matter of hits as InkStcr over
came DeRoy Al
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
GopherS Arrange
Nine Game Schedule

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI Aug @
INSj University Of Minnesota
today announced a full nInc-game
football schedule for next fall
In addition 10 five Western
Conference teams. the GophcrS
Will face tho Universities of Ne
hraSka and Missouri and The Iowa
Naval Training base team tSca-
hawks and Camp Grant. Ill.,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Forfnenn 10 Reioin Bears

PITTSBURGH. Aux = rrTt-
Danny Fortmann. recognized as
one Of the best guards IN profes-
Sional football said today that he
would give up his post AS assist
ant 10 Clark ShaughneSsy of the
University Of Pittsburgh and re-
ioln the Chicago Bears this year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Reach Third Round

Third round OF the Michigan
Recreation Association Softball
tournament viii be held Wednes-
day at Northwestern AT s p, m.
. Survivors Of the first two rounds
Yesterday were NirGeS. Pontiac
Nomads, JAW Local 400, Center
line Ferndale Docs. and Wayne
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
sEcOND GANE

T7tap q - 10 T1tss 17 az f'
- 80 YORK uff ur1 orr
DETROIT NJ ZOOS As0 .tr 8
RIrA Ctrsstf Nsihsry EsUsr
CrAmsf H1rvtth WsEessIr vrrs
P.0oc worth FirrArcr . BrtFsF FrTrrs'
Russo g1rIs1r Hoover EGsf Runs
caffed In keusr MefKeny q crane.
UAkeesl4- -Rl-aa-S S.-l-ae-.l-sit.-- Y4-f- -H--ll--
srFs Wo.bass hts F1ts FI0oc " 5.r'r
Home runs Keusf Nsfheuy YORK Double
g .sYs-J0hnsCr 90 Gordon fr Eftsn Gofy
cer 20 Crosetu to Etter Hoover or H.arc
vrrfn 10 YORK Ficharct o. Blood r'r
fsN IN tasss-Nsw YORK Detroit
ff-Iss - Pussc by Brcget p
Isfsec rsf sea- --~ -se Hfsff. r.-.
R0 ara stsVaN Tine. - A''taca1cs
IA 4of.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Major | que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE>

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
YETFOTT ~ e Ntw Y6rE n-7
cleveland 81 Boston 0.s second game
- inninEs1
af Ieus 50 washington 54 tsecond
gaus 80 innings
Chicago So pnuadeIpha "a.
TODkN'S GAMES
NsW York A. DETROIT t2'.
Boston go cleveland t2f
WAShtuE'00 ~ 81. Louis t21
Philadelphia A. Chicago t2l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

iESTFRDAN'S RESULTS
CrIcaEo ss New York "a
So Louis As BOSTON 81
ErarsFr e.s pp'srurrh Ia
Cincinnati so. Philadelphia SO
TODAN's GANTS
rHs - R.rfr~
Cu.y came scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

The Tigers and Yankees will
play two games today one at II
a m and the other $50 p. m
NcwhouSCr and White will pitch
for tAe Tigers and Chandler and
Zuber for the. Yankees. After to-
day the two teams viii play three
more games A. the local yard. a
double-header tomorrow and one
game on Wednesday. a game that
viii mark the last showing Of the
champions IN Detroit this season.
" Keller In the second game
turned In n spectacular one
handed running catch To rob
Ross ot an eXtra-baSe hit. In
the first game, Lindell robbed
Harris Of a safety. And Harris
took one away from Lindell.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
RUDY HAS 2 GAMES TO 60
Has t3 FIomers, Needs 8 10 Beat Mark

With seven errors in the first
game yesterday it looked like the
Yankees were on their way 10
breaking the record ot - for a
game. which incidentally, is held
nv the TTgeTS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Briggs Stadium employees
will hold their annual golf tour
nament at Hawthorne Valley
Golf Club. Saturday, August 28.
Charley Escoe will be the de-
Tending champion. Red Moreau.
runner-up In 1912, has new
putting touch which threatens
EScoe'S reign. MOreau holds the
putter In his teeth. It'S un-
orthodox, perhaps, hut effective.
according 10 Stadium golfers.
Escoe may protest, however.
Hoover posted only one aSSiS'
and no outs IN the first game
something more than plain un
usual for a shortStopper.
Harris. a left-hand hitter who
was dropped out of the second
game with Russo, SOuthpaw,
pitching. had totaled li hits In
30 times at bat for an average
Of .i67.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23
Lutheran League

So Tac rs So CsIvsry =.
So Thomas Z, salem &
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Bill Johnson. the Yankee
recruit third baSeman. didn't
help his New York campaign
for - 100 X Q Of the year"
honOrS. However. Wakefield.
the peoples choice from the
provinces, got three hits for the
day. one a homer 10 keep him
At the top OF the leagues hit
ters.
Besides 26 hOmers for the sea-
son 10 date. York has fashioned
six IN nine games and IA during
the current month in his cam
palgn 10 better his record Is Of
1897. Rudy has nine more
games IN which 10 hit homers this
month-fve with the Yankees at
Briggs Stadium and four IN St,
Louis.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

Continued on Page I5)
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-23

park They wanted 20 see base
hall-thoN saw hasrna-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-25

GREENSBORO, N. =. (ANP)-At
2 final session of the Association OF
Colleges and Secondary Schools FIJI
day at Bennett College, the body OF
teachers condemned the Newport
News. Va, school board for having
dismissed three principals, and
adopted resolutions for the eqult-
able use of federal wartime finds
for education. participation OF Ne
groes in the planning OF their
schools, and endorsement OF the vo-
cational opportunity campaign OF
the National Urban League. A FRO
sal recommended that the same
standards of evaluaticn be used for
inspecting Negro schools as are used
for white schools by the committee
from the Southern Association OF
Secondary schools and colleges.
AS a postwar gesture, the associ-
alton adopted the report of DR..
Rayford Logan of Howard Univer-
sity, in which he outlined the SER
vices of the committee which in
Guided representing the organiza-
ton at national meetings and in
fiuence in the Harpers Ferry IN
ternatiOnal Education assembly.
r. T. Tatum. principal, Charlton
Pollard high school, Beaumont, Tex,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-12-25
BeauticianS Seek
Amendment To State
Professional Law

CHICAGO, -(ANP)-At a meet
ing of the Chicago unit of the post
war planning committee Of the Ma
tional Beauty Culturists league
Sunday, plans were made for insti-
tuting an amendment to the new
Illinois beauty culture law which
deprives a beautician of her IL
cense if she fails to practice for two
years; requires that beauticians re-
turn to school if their license has
not been renewed within a five year
period and makes it compulsory for
all new graduate Illinois beauticians
to serve postgraduate beauticians
for two years before admission TO
the final examinations.
Mrs Marjorie Stewart Joyner, na-
tional supervisor of the Nine. G. j.
Walker College, heads the national
Beauty Culturists league, while the
Chicago unit officers include Miss
Lydia Adams, chairman; Miss
Catherine Frazier, co-chairman and
Mrs. Sadye B. Ridley, secretary.