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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

The Wake county senator won't adj
init 1t in so many words, but he gives
every indication of being right on
the verge of announcing.
He spent several days of last weel,
on trip up through the middle
western area of the state, but by-
passed the editor-lawyer meetings at
WinSton-Salem. He said the other
candidates are lawyers and that wa,
their territory for those two DAYS
Upon his return from jaurt that
took him as far as Shelby-only 10
find that the Shelby iing-makers
were at Winston-Salem-B allentine
reported most satisfactory reception
Most governors and lieutenant
governors and United States senators
like to call themselves farmers, but
P3llentinc will be the first candidate
for che of these offices in long
time whose only business and source
OF income is actual farming. H fig
urcS there are more farmers than
any othc: trade OF profession in this
state. and that this is time for all
plow-hands To stick together. He OBJ
crates Il large dairv farm in Wake
county. Currently he is u member of
the State board of agriculture.
Formal announcement of his car
didacy MAJ not come for scvcru.
weeks, but he's already running.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Leaf Growers
Vote Saturday

College Station. r leigh, Jul: 22.
Nearly 100000 North Carolina
iuc-curcd tobacco farmers arc cx-
pcrtci to 3" To the polls Saturday.
july "a. and do one o. three things:
Cd Approve marketing quotas Tor
;hTc years: (2) approve quotas TO-
"'c yea" only, or CO reject Quotas
IL next yc.r'S crop.
Quotas il Cffcc, on I'M; ears crop
VAS approved in iJ4n fo" three
years. AT tha' time. l23. 1868 (8l prr
cent? Tar Heel growers favored, FLAG
cured quotas for three years. Only
9.oI3 GA per cent? favored them
Tor lust one wear. Against quotas
were l6.307 Gl.5 pcr cent?. The
"ational 1910 referendum figures
were 86.l per cent Co: ,hrcr-yca!
quotas: l.8 for one yc L: and III
per cent against amy quota what
ever.
To become effective. quotas must
be approved by n least two-thirds
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

Of all eligible producers voting in q
national referendum.
Lists of eligible voters-owaers,
tenants or sharecropperS who will
share N the 1913 flue-cured crop
hive been compiled from records
in Agricultural Adjustment Agency
county offices. The vote is by Sc
Crct ballot. and will be conducted in
numerous communities throughout
the ilnc-cured area by referendum
committees composed Of farmers.
Polls in Vance county are scheduled
TO open ut O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. ana to close at ) O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Commercial
Banks Win
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
By LYNN \ISBET

| 'JlcII,N. ,IEl. -. Tho State
r"nkrnn ruru...etrn. sitting ~ :. 1urv
I" decide wh,i',4. industrial bank,
''nuld hr allowed ,n operate check T.
ne irv,lnt Il, rlr:acm's. gave the
"rGular commercial banks Il We. =
mrt IN seven ease. and accorded the
! request ul ono applicant.
~" "Nrrnii.u No. the Homo IN
.">''!Il Bank at G:vvnSuu"". In tina;
=" lHr Irstlt".n WAS permitted
~ ,'nt:;;::r III sou .r' md I" shorten
- n:in". tn" n"N '..W" Will be The
i'.uh "i fr"'T;!'.". The bank WIZ,
''rr$""'ru 1T ihr Bearing Ivy i,C.i-
= M"'"I'N - attorney. VIII" sup
p':''H 'h' "i''i "'.'".ii 'I!rd by oral
..'%"A'tH'' >i'"'iG iHIi although
"''"i'r"''" l. " -. 81 10000 "r
"t.'' I''N!r II IT,. .".' iw" cr'n-
'n,T'i"t """N.
'"'t'G III ne irJ.E":: when former
"""':' M""ShAll Spears W'iS present
"'6' $40 $50 IHE 'h' I""Ni"a oank ne
H''H ne N'"'"A "'%'r AN"u' whrih-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
by CHARLES T.. STEWART
Central Press ('Olumnlst

Washington. July eff tho
United Nations are correctly spoke
dor by their diplomatic Journalistic
Representatives,. thcy generally fore,
see one dvant Rc Bcni,o MuSSp-
lini will have over Adolf Hitler. al
the wars end.
The theory is that Adolf will have
to be personally cxtcrmS a,cd.
Bcnito Will lose his Job but pre-
Suinnbly he will be permitted To gu
on living. perhaps locked up SONG
where ar III exile. bu; he Is rrrardct
us crazy rather than as u criminal
like der flirhrcr.
When the last W. ended Brnuiu
was u I, >nectrblr I'D. apparently,
quite I'm able Milan nrwSpaprrlnan.
He took prominent part III ltaly'S
economic r,habili tIun ana make Il
good ulutgh job ~ II iu rravitatr
into his du"c-Ship, which he ran
very crcdItablv during it earlier
stages. He WAS i dictator. bat COM
paratirciy civilized specimen al
life. II he had stayed that " V and
then gone back To- his editorial desk
the world HOW NIGH; have continued
III think very wei 81 hmm
q wuuldu', sly Mussulsur l. rx.r;lv
an object ni - mpIihN bat 1T least
M /" assessed LS irrG,"!: a &,ud 81
zen. who went nI!huu.. lr.su Is.u-
ciali"n with Adolf, lac y . .u..rp
able and contracted - case. ui the
luinlltarlan cuniIGiuu. a- hr M .s:ht
HAY" caught Iu attack %! rm'lp,<
The ltal. us ii. t realize tlIt
he'd got Il ..rI .lnun''c.- I've u',. .t"d
few al thrm Nrnoiy ..r"I,ly
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
By LYNN INSECT
Daily Dispatch bureau
In The Sir Walter iiutcI-HaIeigb

Y
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'N 'o,''" u. .'' - S'N i''.ulcil doc,
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,upni.,t,rr.,.. ,,.,,. nn, hn.,,; ,,,. 90,
tor th,*r ;,,.r.,- ,;nvrrun,. Rrn,,a,'N
ton said tn. wryl; hr wouId Sn-
nounrr Ij,r:,. nrt,,rr tn, cnJ -, ~.
month. iiv .Icrr,.rrui win 1,risI,>
/ tors the new members will r,T,,.a
cnt the G...y and iuod pror,ssins
/ industries .r.i,a, vii! s,;i, I,n,.., .;'.
=
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nf thr ,:,..,.,,r ..,",,,, ,T," SrSSt,n
/ l., W,,.r,,.. -, s,In,..,i,r, 49,
duced -, Mi r,,,,;~;nr 49, IL, nv -, ="
dustrieS y" rsrIr,;;rsd '' Af,s 49, III.
terence hr.,yra,, Snna,,rs W,,,,' ,".
Ballentirr ma rarIsS Cr,nss NJ:
ter Harry C,iEvsII a,d th. 49,,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

hALltAH-The HALIFAX county
board situation. involving as it does
me state ABC board ana having al
'eady resulted in two or three re-
Sisnations Of local officials. has no,
been settled. But the cause Of it HI,
been removed from the state. The
carload of liquor recently bought in
New England, after the count ABC
manager thought he had State APP
prevail Tor buVing it, and which ny
IN the Wilson warehouse for some
days while county money was tic
up. has been sold and shipped IA
South Carolina. Halifax county
h;Snt lost an" money. the privately
owned warehouse got il cut. SuLlh
carolina got the liquor. and ,hr
North Carolina ABC Sr,-up 10; U.v
black eye.
POSTMASTERS -- Il year nail
goes awrv during the next dav -
two Just be patient The pJStmaStcrS
are Ill Raleigh Oh their annual :iu;c
convention.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Nv LYNN INSECT

Raleigh, july Linton Y. BAL
icntin" has just about made up his
mind To run for lieutenant governor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

S,ates mentally deficient wards.
me new board at its organization
meeting last week named r. M.
kothee6 as business manager COR the
ioSpital'. The mental hygiene SUPER
'ii'erosnt will be harder to Sind.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22
Bailentine,
Is Running

Daiiv niSpatci, Bureau.
IN the Sir Walter Hotel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-22

FSyCHIATRiST - Ed Edger,on.
newly elected chairman OF the ce,-
;:a. Board y! co1;goi FOR mention in
sHiw',on$. said Today his board is
seeking the TeTy oeS, mar possible
rs Superintendent; u mental hygiene
10. The state. NJ candidates" are
Being considered. 81; the board is
!cok;rg 70: mar. 10 matter where
Re GENES from no- now much he
cU<iS, "Gc car :ake over direction
u rehabilitation aDL care o, the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
NOTICE

DISTRICT OF WATERToWN, ss. PROBATE COURT, March Srd, A
 ESTATE OF EDGAR J. BARI. BAULT, late of Watertown, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of Catherine M. Baribault, praying that letters of administration may be granted on said estate represented intestate as per application on hle more fully appears, 1t Is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Pro bate Office in Watertown nj said Dis trict, on the 9th day of March, A. D. i943, at ii o'clock in the forenoon. and that public notice be given Of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing there on, by publishing copy of this order once In some newspaper hav- ing n circulation tn said District, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sIEnpost In the Town Of Watertown, In said District. and by mailing n like copy to each heir at-law residing without said Dis trict. at least days before said
 FRANK 5. HIcKcox, I1-b-1t Judge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Legal Notices
NOTICE

Advertising hearing on application
 of Martin and Fred Scalzo, of 1853 East Main St., Waterbury, Conn, for a Repairer's License. Hearing to be held Friday, March 18th, 194S, at ll:30 A. M, Office of the Mayor. City Hall, Grand St., Waterbury Conn. 3.3-3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
lOSO.-WTIC--2SS

IF. M.
 4:OO-Backstage Wife
 4:l5-Stella Dallas
 4:3O--Lorenzo Jones
 4:45-Young Widder Brown
 5:OO-When a Girl Marries B:l5-Portia Faces Life
 5:3O-Just Plain Bill
 5:45-Front Page Farrell 6:OO-NeWs
 6:i5-Victory Is Our Business 6:3O-Musical Appetizers
 6:45-Lowell Thomas
 7:OO-Fred Warnings Orch.
 7:15-News of the World
 7:3O-The Arkansas Traveller s:OO-concert
 S:SO-Your All Time Hit Parade 9:OO--Waltz Time
 9;SO-PeOple Are Funny f0;cO--TOmmy Riggs and Betty I.ol IO:3O--Program from New York f1:i5-NewB by Richard Hardness ii:3O-Betty McGuire and Her Sub-Debs i2:OO-News A. M. ia;O5--paul Martins Music le:3O-Dolores and Her Orchestra aa;6s--Aswn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Dlnah shOre, who flew tO San Francisco last weekend tO chrlsten enc OR Henry Kalser's newest ships end Co take part In . George Gersh- win concert, wound up doing most of her singing At two Naval and Afarln0 hospitals In the Bay region. During two days Dlnah sang Q total ae n hours, going from ono ward Co another with . movable piano. Her acc0mpanlst marked down . eOtaI Oe l67 different tunesl
 Oscar Levant is rarely given to compliments, but when the board of experts on "Information, Please" was trying to identify three bugle Calls-one of which, Retreat" Con- gressman Will Rogers, Jr,, tho guest expert, tabbed-Levant said, T don't [ know tho answer but the fellow certainly plays those buglo calls we'll"
 TChekOv's THE THREE SISTERS ls doing such remarkable business In New York for three particular Feasonss The great, sympathetic performance given by Judith Ander- son, tho smart direction of Guthrie McCllmtlo and the handsome pro- duCtl0n by Katherine C0Fnell-nOt Co minimize the humorously. .dyn- Amlo touch by Ruth Gordon. Miss OpFnoll's interpretation of the seml- dSlnure maiden ls stunnlngly hand led. Miss Andorson's heavily, but we'll, studied characterization of tho most frustrated 0e tho "thFOo slsterS' is conveyed with great depth and understanding of Tchek0V's Olga, tho woman who had nothing for which t0 exist except her free, empty woek.ends away from the schOOlh0use. ! recommend this play most heartily to people who wish Co sec . dramatic portrait of Russia at It's hypOcrlsy-b0und, aris- t0Cratlo height. A play and pcrf0r. manOes t0 bo remembered for do- Oades!
 There was 0 slight misundorstand- ing about c Inc for Jane Cowl Rt 6 recent rehearsal of "Dufy'S," "Why don't you toll mo how to do these thlngS2" Miss Cowl demanded of Id Gardner. "Wo'd never pre- sune to run c school of acting for you," he said.
 Jimmy Durantc, who maintains that he ls not lnqulsltlve, but stllI can't keep his nose out of other peoples business, returns for q third "C0naedy Caravan" appearance to. nlghV, at i0s00, on CBS, In addition Go Q s0l0 comedy spot, hell join with Herb ShFlner, the harm0nloa play lng H00sieF, and monkey.f .fancleF Low LohF in . mad scramble for laughs. More fun and music will Do contributed by Lanny Ross, sing ing em Ceo, Xavier Cugat, orchestra conductor, George Gibbs, song- stress, and James Wellington, ans M0uncer.
 Lionel Barrymore, who had been accustomed to spend his spare time from his Mayor of the Town bFoadeasts and film work in carry- Ing on his etching, for which he iH internationally famous, revealed this week that his etching tools have been laid away until the wars end,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Women Wanted

ARTTsT-Full time position avail- able in Designing Dept, of Water bury concern, for artist versatile in lettering, deeoroatlon, poster col- ors, pen and ink, etc. Experience desirable, but consideration will be given to Q girl who shows eager- ness to rapidly develop her proven talents for Q commercial art work, Phone 4-2i60 for appointment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
FIREMEN EXTINCUISH AUTOMOBILE BLAZE

Fire in e car owned by Frank Ro. tello, oak street, was extinguished by fiwmen last night at Violet and East Farm streets, where the vehi- cle was parked. Damage was slight. Engine 2 responded to the alarm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Legal Notice
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS. TRICT of WATERBURY,, ss. PRO BATE COURT, March 2nd. l943. ESTATE of MAREN CHRISTINE JENSEN, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, de- ceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly att tested, within said time. will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to The CITIZENS & MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL. RANK, Executor.
 by THOMAS F. MOORE,
 Trust Officer, Waterbury, Conn, 3-3-3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

MAN WANTED for wholesale bread route, Apply lava Bros, Bakery, 400 Congress Ave,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Employment
Men Wanted

WANTED AT oNCE-Man with ex- perience on fruit and vegetables, salary $50 if good, Apply ct steve's 2l0 South Main st. Phone S-6le3,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

WANTED-Counter girl. Good pay, No Sundays. Mats Luneheonette, q Bank st,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

BooKKEEPER-Wanted, excellent opportunity for permanent position, must know some typing, Satisfac-
 tory arrangements for right party. For appointment call 3-3772, Phil- lips Furniture O., eos North Main,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

GLENDALE MANOR - New one- family house, just completed. Call Domenic Castelano, Gen, Bid. Con- tractor. 3-7i07.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Eggs, Poultry, Supplies
Cattle ana Swine

BIO SALG-O3 Chickens, I0c to zoe 10. 3 BrVileFS for ei. q Union St Tel 3.e0B0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
ARABs ENJOY U. s. PAPER

ARABS ENJOY U. s. PAPER
 Chester, Pa. - (UP) = PFC sam uel F. Murine, reconnaissance car driver with the AEF in North Afri' ca, receives the hometown paper but he's not the only one who enc joys 1t, "The Arabs over here Ike the pictures" wrote Murine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
WATR PROGRAMS 1890 Kilocycles

S;00--At the Symphony l;00-Walter Compton, News l:l6-"Thls Is My Story" l:S0--Brldgeport Ensemble b;00-Shoelah Carter en6-Joe Frasetto's Orch. 6:30-News
 6;Ab-Superman
 8;0O-Yankee News 6:16-Press Round Up 0:20-Prayer; Music for Dining 0H0-Red Cross Speaker 9A5--Unele Sam-Drama 7:00-gulton Lewis, Jr. 7:l5-Army on the Ar 1;20-Concert Album 7:t5-George Duffy's Orch. S:00-Singin' sam S:lS-Treasury Star Parade S:30-"Dark Destiny" 9:00-Gabriel Heatter 9:16-Impact-Leo Cherne 9:30-Treasure Hour of Song 10:00-Raymond Clapper 10:l5-Gracie Barrie's orch. 10:30-News; Dance Orch. 10:46-Tony Pastors Orch. 1l:00-Yankee News I1:lE-Griff Williams Orch. l1:30-South American Serenade .2:00-Sign or.
 TOMORROW A. M.
 S:OO-Yankee News S:15-Morning Musicale S:3O-The Early Bird S:45--Morning Devotions 9:00-News; Shoppers Guide 1O:O0-Rainbow House lO:45-Curley Clements Rangers 11:00-Monitor News Review 11:16-Carnival 11:3O-U. s. Army Band Noon-Army-Navy House Party P. M.
 is:sS-Eyss and Ears of the Air
 Force
 1:OO-Yankee News i:16-on Guard with the Coast l:sO-MacAIester College Choir 2:00--Lani McIntyre's Orch. 2:S0-Mutual Goes Calling 8:00-Palmer House Orch. 3:30-Shady Valley Folks 4:00-Bob Stanley,s Orch. 4:15-"rhls Is My Story" 4:30-St. Johns Vespers 6:O0-Navy Bulletin Board 6:O0--Yankee News 6:15-Press Round Up 6:20-Prayer; Music for Dining 6:3O-Hawaii Calls 7:OO-ssMy People" 7:3O-Concert Album T:4s-Arthur Mann from Algiers 7:60-Herb Hagenor's Orch. s:Oo-yislt to American Eagle
 Club
 s:3o-This Ia the House O:O0--Theater of the Ar 1O:0e--John B. Hughes 1o oAg-Saturday Night Rondwagon 1O.lS--Tony Pastors Orch. f1s0O--Yankee News lisiB-OrifG Williams' Orch. 1ase0---Johnny Meaaner'a Orch. 1iskb-Ben cutler's Orch. \ 11iaa1i9n 0&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Every Day Is Result Day On The Democrat Want Ad Page
Houses FOF sals

 OFF-Longhill Road, 8 room Dunges low, 2 car garage, large lot heat. eA,b0O. HIGHLAND AvE.-e room. 1 sam- fly house, four car garage, b. w. heat. WILSON sT.-S family house, % rooms, extra lot, nearly new, oe.- 500. WILLOW sTs-2 family house, iB rooms, heat, large lot, 9e,000. BROOKLYN SECTION-james St. 3 family house. i4 rooms, in good condition, 16,e00. EASTERN SECTION - 2 family house, i2 rooms, heat, in good condition, S7.00o.
 THOMAS MATAS si Fox Street Telephone 4-o0S0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Heavy municipal tax boosts, some times as high as 45 per cent, are arousing heated protests in Mexico.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
Educational
Merchandise

30 Business and otlCe Equipment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

T9aare was Q slight miSundeFstand- ing about line for Jane Cowl Ut 6 recent rehearsal of "Duffy's," "Why don't you toll mo how to do these thlngs9" Miss Cowl demanded of Id Gardner. "Wo'd never pre-. sumo to run c school of acting for you," ho said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Oracle Fields, international cons edlenne whose sincere sRlutes to tho United Nations through her night- ly breadeasts over the BlWs have won her Q wide American audience, will pay tribute to Norway tonight ct i0:l6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Reminiscent of Southern par- ties and campus days, of other years, "MOOnlight and the V. F. I.," the song Fred Waring wrote for the Virginia Polytechnic In- stitute, will head the list of mum. bers chosen by this military col. Iege for Pleasure Time With Vic. tory Tunes" tonight, 5:OO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
R-U-Listening?
with CHARLES MANN

Reason: no copper, on which tn etohings are made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05
AnnOuncements
Lest and Found

HAVING LOST my "A" gas ration- inR book, No. Fp70eeSB, on or about Feb. a, l hereby make application for Q new one. Edward Manton, 9 Parker st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Kate Smith, who fast ls beo0m- lng ono of tho best friends of the boys In tho service, will take her Variety Hour to It, George Meade, Maryland, to entertain the sole dleFs In training therO and for the broadcast tonight, WABC' OBS, 500,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Lionel Barrymore, who had been accustomed to spend his spare time from his Mayor of the Town bFoadeasts and film work in carry. Ing on his etching, for which he Is internationally famous, revealed this week that his etching tools have been laid away until the wars end
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

Nick Charles discovers that wln- ter sports Include murder, and Nora finds out that separate vacations for husbands and wives are danger. Ous ln moro ways than one In "The Merchant Of Venom" Q knock down drag-0ut episode In "Th0 Adven. turcs of Che Thin Man," tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-05

LOST One sugar ration book, l hereby make application for . new one, Ralph dualtleri, 2eo South Leonard St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
State Hero Honored

Among many fine pho'oCl apis
Ia --Ae- AAa+ ti--f -e,t t4ee4t
Stack Saginaw boy and one Of
Three 'ro were rho FIRST p'at-
cr~ TO C.<o thor lives IN The
current war OF Stack thC hook
SAYS
e ul- Eugene STACK at SlaGl.-
OWiack - Ire abbreviated his
name for baseball purposes
was native of Saginaw. Mich.
He entered professional base
hall in 1910 with the lubbock
club nt the West Texas New
Mexico League e.. He was 80
leCted hy the Chicago White
NoN for trNout However. in
Jan, 1871, he entered the army
where he attained the rank of
corporal.
His death occurred nj 1880
4 m. June p, 1912. at Nichi-
CTU CIV, md, While resting
after pitching a night game for
his army team. the Fort Custer
Reception Center. Death was
attributed 10 acutate dilation Of
the heart.
"TWcuty-thrce wears old. q
feet, inch in height, 200-pound
weight. Cpl Stack had a prom
iSing baseball future ahead of
him, and his untimelN death j.
deeply regretted hN all whn
were associated with him and
knew his fine character"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09

Philadelphia park shared by
the Athletics and Phl~.
we will have a full house
1hp venerable Philadelphia base
hall HAN i4rpd4ptnd ---
Shpc Park .WIll seat about
10000 for the game which VIII
be PLAYED ar night.
Dick Sicberf first ba~cmau
was Who only one of Nack'>
PLAYERS so be- named 10 The dli-
star squad Whether York OF
Sichprf viii start at FIRST IN
Tuesday game is. of course.
not known Joe Mccarthy man
ager Of the American LeaCuerS
VIII name tho lineup later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
Could BE
Tigers
Says Mack

When here Joe Cronin said
that the team that gels hot will
win the American League flag
Are the Tigers that hot? Cur
rcntly they look No. what with
geod pitching rre-fuuud power
al bat and extraordinary fielding
lcat>
Could he the Tigers ~ well
a. any team in the league
suggested Connie Mack
The Tigers nave won eight
games I'm - starts.
Hal White will pitrh for the
Tigers against the Athletics i'm
"A twilight game AT Briggs
stadium this evening. starting
~ 4 O'Clock. Russ Christopher
is cardrd TO fling for the A..
That's Somethin' all right,
all right moancd Jo-jO White
Alter Apd- LI4+fi-- t~4teHrtt trt~
haIr tDgl.ng >hoe,irug catch
off Hal Wagner.
"StupcndnuN, rre#t ehaf-
actglIlcd Harris catch. wen
win the pcnnant with catches
like that"
WaHGrId VIII be- bidding for
his lO0t6 hin ID. the season to-
night ON AIS tiplc % the II>i
inning ia>t evening Dick slid l0
fleets head FIRST u'u third kicking
"a great cloud oi dust from which
the young star emerged with "A
wide grn ou h.> face
II will be several days before
Hoover viii DE available tor
regular action. The Tiger
ShortNtop j. on the shelf with
an ailing leg. Wood i also
hid un--lnc-An llL hlA-tlHgaF- ia,
practice Yesterday aud viii not
hc ready Tor a few DAYS.
lam At4rt,-~-tssp-l- 2s4tt.tttt-zzar ~
a iCpIareWenf catcher for DIotcN
% The Yankee stars knee keeps
HIM ou of iho a.I->tH game
Richards is a great catcher"
Connie agreed win SON Earl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
NATLONNL LEAGTE

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YESTERDAYS RFSIITs
Cincinnati 90 PnHadrIrh.a Sci, second
same 30 turrEsI.
pHf-r#rCh BROOKLYN 2.
Only a4wes scheduled
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Cincinnati ~ HhNa'eiptiH 0.Eh'.
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$50 Louis a' Boston
CH..a.. 40 NrR YORK;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-09
TWO TRIPLES WASTED

Wakefield lfplc roaring
AA------i- Pig t-5ffT75' IN
thr ilf-t tnnfre with TWO out lie
died ar rmrd when PnkN Higgins
struck oaf With one ou'. Rudy
York IN inc second also hl,-a
triple tbc bIc GrN' ba>tnan park
-ag-hi- blow strangely M the
uEr'Ge'i corner But Jim M V
Biu0iwurfh VhGeA and DINE
p4r-Or, mind 4 nA hall .4--LA- Ia
White Do deep center
THon came 'ho Tigers fruitful
fhd With ,gccc,>lNc singles.
DOC CT1Wor Don Ross and Wake
h.d filled rho bases The speedy
Wakefield heat ou, a topped roller
20 ~u3rr for r, hi' Crane or
scored a~ Higgins wa, thrown
O.' and trDn \od Harris came
through with savage single 20
lr'r on hlor both Ross and
Wakefield clicked at mo plate.
Harms Was rehhcd trying 20 reach
second on tn, throw .u.