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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
Ministerial Assn
Holds Meeting

The Washington County Minis
terial Association, at its regular
monthly meeting, held Monday at
the Hagerstown YM.CA., unani-
mously endorsed the War Fund and
Community Chest and pledged the
hearty support of the Association to
the endeavor, after an address by
Mr. Roy Dancer who explained the
purpose and procedure of the cam
paign.
The Association voted to make
gift of $500 to the United Brethren
Church at Keedysville which re-
Gently experienced a disastrous fire.
Noting that Dr. w. M. Norment had
recently celebrated the 25th ami
versary of the beginning of his pas
torate at the First Christian Church,
the Association instructed the secre-
tary to send DR.. Norment the con-
gratulations and best wishes of the
ministers of Washington County.
DR.. John c. MILAN, Director of
the Department of Religious Educa-
ton, the Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist Church, spoke to the
Association on the subject of adult
education. He was introduced by
the Rev. Harry c. Marsh.
Two new members were received
into the Association: Rabbi Jeshaia
Schnitzer and the Rev. J. c. New
man.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
No Sudden Death"
For No. Is Stamp

The public win be given 80 days
notice, should it become necessary
to terminate Shoe Ration Stamp Is.
This announcement was made re-
Gently by OPA to kill" scare-buy-
ing rumors that the validity period
of Stamp 18 might be cancelled with
only "a hours notice to consumers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
PLASTIC MICRoPHONES

Hand microphones, for use in OBJ
servation planes, are now being
nodded of plastics, according to
Ralph Hemphill, founder of the
Plastics Institute in Los Angeles
These microphones through which
the observer checks with his pilot,
are lightweight and metal saving
and have the advantage of non-tran-
ishing permanent color.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
Farmers Produce Enough Food.

American farmers are producing
enough food this year to provide CT
villains with nutritious diet and
meet military and Lend-Lease re-
quirements, the Office of War In
formation reported recently on the
basis of data from the War Food
Administration. Everyone in the
U. S. could have more nutrients
than are essential for health, with
the exception of riboflavin, if the
supply of food available for civilian
use were distributed equitably and
prepared without loss of value.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
Four Local Boys
Enlist In NAVY

Robert Neal Meyers, 1865 Salem
Avenue; Lafayette Herbaugh, Jr,,
SO East Avenue; Ivan Kenneth Hell
man, Jr., 3 Madison Avenue, and
Samuel Harrison Shaffer, rear of
ZIG South Potomac Street, all in
the 17-year-old class, enlisted in the
U. S. Navy last week.
They reported to Baltimore for
their final physical tests, passed
them with flying colors. and are
now beginning their ''boot'' train
ing.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
Food Shortage In MarseiIIes.

The French Mediterranean coast
city of Marseilles is undergoing a
food shortage so acute that people
in modest circumstances literally
die of hunger" the Marseilles cor
respondent of the Swiss newspaper
LIE Democratic said in a dispatch re-
ported recently to the Office of War
Information. "In the poorer Mar
seilles districts" the Swiss cores
pondent said, people sell their last
pieces of furniture, sheets; blankets,
and even wedding rings to buy
food"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
Dutch Sheep Do Their Bit.

Even Dutch sheep are cooperating
to annoy the enemy. Nazi authori-
ties have discovered that sheep rub
off the marks put on their ears to
check on delivery of quotas requi-
sitioned from Dutch sheep-raisers.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-11-04
Senator Willard E. Tydings Talks On
Lend-Lease In Radio Broadcast; Also
Touches On Postwar Conditions

Editors NO Because the subjects
interest all of asked Senator Willard Tydngs
for publication his speech
WBAI, Baltimore, last Sunday afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Surprises All

pom Northey popular out
fielder for the pills crossed up
The dope IN Philadelphia the
other day. Friends presented
him with a number Of gifts.
and he turned around and MI
"7-for-lo'. Usually they Int
20. for-O" on their days
jimmy Tyack Of the marines.
a former Philadelphia probes
sional boxer, home on a fur
Tough was stopped on the beach
al Atlantic City nv a sergeant
and reprimanded for not wear.
ing A tie d. After | ran around
Tho SolomonS for Ave months
almost naked laughed Tyack.
Jo-Jo Whites homer for the
Athletics against the Yankees
tho other day was the eN-
Tigers second IN the American
I.aas-e. Nth Detroit. ne bit
his GTs' IN 1884 against the
Yankees. TIE Yankees made
four strsight double-header
sweeps no wonder they are out
In front
Leo D!egel gave Mr. Glenna
Collet Ware seven strokes and
took d licking IN 4 Rec Cross
tournament in Philadelphia the
other day Buck NeWyom
was getting $1,000 a. Brook
. lyn. His contract had 2 slip
ulation that Il he was SIN with
the Dodgers July IS. he was
10 receive a new contract call
INK for an increase Of $4,000
On July "a Bo-Bo was released
20 the Browns Bill Summers
is he only umpire who ever
threw the late Lou Gehue out Of
q ball game and did II twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
ThereW AltOays Be Mackinac Race;
CREW OFLAST BOAT
HAS AS MUCH.FUN
BY GEORGE Z. VAN

MACKINAC ISLAND, July q
What boots it if you finish last
in a Mackinac race. just so long
as you have a good time?
Fugitive II is. by virtue of fin
ishing behind the Is other entries
in this years event, pickle boat
of the fleet"
This news didn't seem 10 dis
turb the crew of the 3S-foot yawl
when she pulled into the harbor
here.
Harvey Jackson and Johnny
Miller were beaming with de-
light. In fact, they were much
more demonstrative in their en-
thusiasm than loot Gmeiner, who
won the race with Apache, Ernie
Crates, racing winner with Sham
rock and Andy Langhammer,
cruising victor with Rambler VI
Owners and crew didn't seem
to care. The whole thing had
been fun. About the time Apache
was crossing the finish line Mon
day morning TO get the cheers OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Hoekey's Problem

Mike Cline. who would like
20 lose more money promoting
ice hockey in Washington, pooh
poohs reports that Cleveland
and Buffalo will quit the Amerl-
can and Join the National
League Uhne says he eX-
poets the American to continue
on a view which contrasts with
general opinion in hockey CIR
cles as a matter OF TACT,
the dope is that Cleveland ana
Buffalo are as good as IN the
ma Tor league loop Which
seems 10 doom the American
minor league circuit Any
way, thine says George Mahtha
will not be his coach this year.
II the Washington club does
carry on g.. Washington
finished last in the recent
season.
Washington thinks the army
and navy football game, II
plaved. will be returned 10
Philadelphia and not be SHIFTED
70 New York The Wakefield
stakes will be an Empire City
feature run at Jamaica (Long
Islandl track today NO.
dear Wakefield fans. il was not
named after Dick Of the Tigers
ii has been run for IS years
II you haven't heard this
Gag in the last 20 years go
ahead and Sue-''They call New
York the Empire State because
the Yankees get all the close
ones Help, help.
Bud Metheny. new Yankee
sensation. has chased Johnny
Iindell out Of the outfleld 9.
How do the Yankees so reg
ula,lY couas SyS4 w. 20 = 49, :.
49, % An ,.nos ,..l,,. Z.
and%srnanagers OF other clubs
would like 10 know Now
that he has Joe Medwick IN ms
baseball family, Mel OFT RAkS
The Giants are due 20 60 places
other than in the can We'll
r,ehbc Branch Hickey Is so
strong for Leo Durocher ne
won't give him a manager :
contract Leo works on a
plavers contract
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
WOMEN PLAY

There will be Is women to be-
gin 72-hole medal play, and a
field of 200 amateurs and pros 10
take part in the simultaneous
battle for their part of the S12, 900
in cash and war bonds up for
distribution in this largest and
most amazing Of all golf presenta-
tons
Winning the amateur medal
score was not all that kept store
keeper Bill Chambers busy yester-
Gay He finished his regular tour
Of duty al the Great Lakes naval
station some time in the forenoon
Then he took an examination for
promotion 10 second class rating
After that he hustled out "a
Tam O'Shanter where the officials
kindly had switched his tee-ofi
time so IL would accommodate his
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
TWO-STROKE LEAD

This left him two strokes bet
ter off than his nearest rival
Walter Knoll of South Bend, Ind
and three strokes ahead Of two
others. Frank Kovack of Bonnie
Brook. Waukegan. H., and Art
Doering of Tam O'Shanter where
the three-in-one tournament is be-
ing played.
Today's program called for ac-
ton from early morn until dark
ness, with amateurs. profession
ais and the participants in The
women'S open all busily engaged.
Impresario George S. May, pres
ident Of Tam O'Shan1er. provided
this schedule
sixteen 18-hOle matches I'm
the amateur division before
noon.
Eight I8-hole matches in
the amateur division after noon.
S-Qualifying round for 95
professionals trying 10 squeeze
into the 20 places left open in
the all-American open tOurna-
ment.
4-Qualifying round for ap-
proNimately 80 women trying
for l8 places In the Tam
O'Shanter women's all-Ameri-
can
Mr. ~ tktS erN47si,--',ySs (. ~ =
slqzS Iot OF golf was being played
all .oVeSs the Fam OShanteI
course oday$There was. Starting
at Z a. m. when the first of the
professionals teed off. the varie.
gated assortment of competitions
promised 10 keep things hummine
until dusk.
When the last putt Is sunk 10,
night. so far as can be aScertained
there will remain eight amateur,
10 start match play tomorrow fol-
another double round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Sport
Marshall Calls
Richards Best
A. L. Catcher
By LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON July 2l-
George Preston Marshall owner
Of the Washington Redskins.
who Is an all-around sports tan.
spent three hours telling Boston
baseball Scribes that Paul
Richards is the best catcher
IN the American League .
The next day Richards cot a
home run IN Chicago Was
Marshall happy 49,. And the
same Marshall. who gets around
the country, recommended joe
Hoover 10 Connie Mack 49,. But
tl-1r fccrS -heat AfaeH -ttf-tttt-
punch - Among guests AZ a
luncheon Radio Station WMAL
tossed here yesterday for Harry
WlSner who will broadcast
Redskin games for that station in
Washington this fall were three
new coaches Arthur Dutch
BerRman Redskins, Pete
CathoWn Brooklyn Dodgers
and Dr Clarence w Spears
University Of Maryland
Incidentally. Andy FarkaS,
Red,kin ace back, Is holdout.
He wants more sugar than the
Washington club wants 10 pay
him for toting a pigskin =.
FarkaS can afford 10 be indie
pendent, ne has a good job as
recreation director Of war
nlant in nearby Maryland =.
The Redskins leave Washington
today for San Diego, Cal.
where they will train =, Wash
ington scribes insist Buck New
som will wind up in Washington
again They say that Clark
Griffith would like TO have him
and that Newsom meant II
when he protested he didn't
want TO play in ST. Louis
Griffith and Barnes president
Of the Browns) will get to-
gethet,' predicts one writer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
TRAINER BACKED

HorSemen who have known
Walker since he began racing here
10 years ago were quick 10 state
their belief in the veteran trainer
as being victimized.
The stewards apparently seem
inclined to the same belief. How
ever, Young stated their side
when he said:
I'VE have TO hold some one
responsible--the trainer must
he responsible"
Walker also has Agricole IN
training at the Fair Grounds. He
recently sold Mugwump and lost
Gallant Hour by claim.
The stewards made another rul-
ing against trainer w. G.. SparkeS
of the Brown Hotel Stable when
they fined him $50 because he
gave the FLY Trustee a tonic con-
tanning a drug yesterday morning
although Trustee was scheduled
10 run in the Norvell Purse, the
DAVIS feature race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
harlow 0l;,.~>.
Adds Net Honors

ELIZABETH. N. j., July 21
tUP)-Charley Oliver OF Perth
Amboy, y. j.. ranked today as
the nations top interScholastic
tennis ace with possession Of four
net crowns. Oliver annexed his
fourth crown OF the season as he
beat Edward Ray Of Taft. Tex,
yesterday. so. 81. So. in the
final Of the first annual Eimora
invitation junior singles tourna-
nent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Hsqa's Workout Light

CONCORD. Mass July p
GNS)-Swedish track star Gun
der Hagg worked out lightly in
preparation for his meeting al
Harvard Stadium with Gil Dodds,
Boston divinity student, next
Saturday. " IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Champ Eliminated in j.,
MIDGET Baseball Loop

/. TIP one season. do~fr If next.
is the tale or Battalion II today
after elimination from the play
offs yesterday in the Firemen's
Midgets League. Eleven won the
title in 1912 under the late Jack
Williams Yesterday. the final
chance TO try again flickered
when -Four had - hits and 10
stolen bases in winning. 1873
Pitcher Don Martz had two
home runs for Four Eleven
touched him for IS hits. but
Msrtz and his support did not
break with men on base. Seven
errors by Eleven figured in Four 5
hitting and base running.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Montgomery In
Easy Victory

WASHINGTON. July q up
Lightweight champion Bob Mont
gomery of Philadelphia punched
out an "efortleSS % and unanimous
decision over frankie Wills, dis
trict welterweight champion. in
a nontltle lO-round bout at Griffith
Stadium last night.
Montgomery put Wills on the
ropes IN the seventh round and
then breczed through the final
three 10 win the decision Of n
referee and two Judges SAcct
ing 20 reports. he will mesT
Fritzie Civic OF Pittsburgh in a
title match soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Favor Marshall
In Title Fight

CLEVELAND. July u up
The National Boxing Association
duration light heavyweight cham.
pionShip will be az stake tonight
when Lloyd Marshall of Sacra.
- colldeS YilAs T'nr,i'
.,,aeppo.~. ,4sE'ittsbuhgh W z 10
round bout al Cleveland Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
AIsdb Entered
In $4,000 Special

PAWTUCKET. r. T., July 21
CUP) - Trainer August Swenke
today Scotched rumorS that AlSab
would retire by announcing that
the colt definitely would run in
the SOS 900 added Narragansett
special Sept. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Plan I'd Golf Outing
Women's District Get-Toee+her Enjoyed by Those
Who Spend Much Time on War Activities
By NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

is chairman Of the mobile units
for the Red Cross blood donors.
Mrs. H..~A. Shuler, who has
two sons in service, is an eXecu-
tive of the USO.
A driver for the Red Cross Mo
tor Corps at Selfridge Field, Mrs.
J. H. DeVisser is on her way there
at $50 in the morning. Mrs.
Bretzlaf, whose husband is an
aviation cadet al Bonham. Tex.
has been identified with the
AVIS.
Mrs. +. J. Dore has been on an
AWVS committee and now is
assisting in OPA work as well as
making SURGICAL dressings.
o.nh.. OCCUPATIONS
= Virginia Paddock is with the
Red Cross blood bank. Mrs. L. O,
Strader is busy making surgical
dressing and knitting, Mrs. II. f.
Vickers is secretary of the Rom
illus Army Aid, Mrs. j. NJ. Kis-
selle is volunteer nurse aide
and Mrs a. c. Chambers assists
al a ration board.
And now the district apparently
is 10 have one of its members
in the WACs Ann Austin has
made application and eagerly is
awaiting a call.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

The Women's District Golf
association, which suspended its
regular schedule for the duration,
is TO have a second get-together
before the season ends. i
This was decided following yes
terday's enjoyable event at De-
troit Golf Cluh. narticiDated in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
ASKS SCRATCH

Sparkes appeared before the
stewards during the running OF
the early races. said the tonic had
been administered by mistake and
asked that the horse be scratched.
The regulars will be back today,
hoping for a reversal of the form
which yesterday saw a complete
route of the favorites. Eight
straight went down TO defeat, in
Guiding George Krehbiels Golden
Man. which went 10 the post as a
3-5 favorite in the Norvell Purse
and finished second, beaten three
quarters Of a length by David
McClure's Society Lady.
The winner. which is full
sister 10 McClure's Stake-winning
Gold Princess, paid 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
JOHNSON HURT

With Gene Moore in the lind
If Bob Johnson is not ready ~
play, the Senators viii have no
less than six batterS who at
from the left side in their lineup.
The others are Jake Early.
Sherrard Robertson, Mickey YER
non, George Case and Stanley
Spence.
O'Neil reported that he had
heard nothing new on the condi-
ton OF Virgil Trucks. pitcher
whom the manager sent home 10
Detroit from Chicago because OF
a sore arm.
He IL taking heat treatments
In Detroit" O Neil said. when
he will he ready, don't know.
When he IL ready, he will re-
Join the club"
There seems 10 be somewhat OF
a mystery about Trucks arm.
The pitcher says II hurts his fore
arm when he pitches. He doesn't
know the cause Of the ailment.
except that IL came on him while
pitching in Detroit several weeks
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

Bdi tiNl(d tCu ~
by 81 women,
many of whom
h a d mt Sc Q n
@ a c h OF h Q r
since the close
of he 1912
schedule
The date will
b Q announced
shortly and an
other close-in
Hoe
selected. {,
Mrs, Harley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
HE'S SUSPENDED

Jack s. Young. presiding stew
ard, announced Walkers Suspcn-
sion yesterday In a hearing he.
fore the stewards Walker de-
clared his innocence and said the
groom who was in charge OF Flor
ian Sam on the day OF the race
admitted he had left the horse
alone in his stall while he went
10 a nearby cafe for some beer
not long before the race.
Florizan. Sam was ridden by
Johnny Adams and came from
behind to win by neck from
Captain Ruth. a horse which had
beaten him six lengths in his pre-
ViouS start.
The colt was running IN 2
81 500 claiming race, whereas he
had $3.50 tagy when Walker
claimed him from Eual Wyatt
California horSeman, on June %
Florizan Sam was beaten favor
ite in that race, finishing third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
MANY CHANGES

War certainly has brought many
changes among the women who in
peace times figured so prominently
in golf here. Most of them, it
was revealed yesterday, are now
devoting much of their time 10
war activities - everything from
knitting and making surgica
dressings 10 employment in fac
tories.
II was these activities, rather
than golf, which occupied most
Of the conversations after the
tournament, and il is apparent
they are displaying even greater
zeal than they ever did trying
to improve their golf games.
Mrs. William 3. Cameron Of
WaShtenaw is on a vacation after
working since last fall in the Ford
Willow Run plant as. An Inspector.
Her golfng companion from
Ypsilanti. Josephine Lange. has
completed a motor mechanical
course and - in the midst of a
series Of lessons in first aid. after
which she will be eligible for the
Red Cross Motor Corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
.Bivins Is Rated
As Louis Threat

WASHINGTON, July 81 (INS)
The National Boxing Association
today joined Jimmy Bivins, Ohio
Negro heavyweight. with Billy
Conn and Melio Bettina, as a log
ical contender for the worlds
heavyweight championship crown.
Bivins was moved into the
heavyweight class al his own re-
quest as he renounced his claim
to any light heavyweight preten-
SionS.
HesvyWeigh, Joe LOUIS army cham
pion Conn B.tuns BvIns contenders.
Light HesvyweiEht - Gus Lesnevich.
coast guard champion Freddie Mills.
England, contender.
Niddlswelghts Tony. Yale. navy. cham
pion GeorG, Abrams. navy Jsdon Ia
''~- - = ,.r,
cgssc rustd.s Erff, vigh New YORK snu
Coley WEIGH coast guard con'snd.rs
wererWeight-F Freddie (Redl Cochrans
navy. champion: Raw Robinson. army
and Henry Armstrong California, CON
tenders
Lightweight-Cha vacant: SAMMY
Angott. Kentucky Bob Montgomery.
Pennsylvania ana Slugger White. Mary
land CpntendeTE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Stewards Siff
Doping Here
n. D. Walker
Suspended After
Saliva Test
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Stewards Of the Detroit Racing
Association today were continuing
their investigation of the first
doping case al the Detroit race
track in four years.
II. d. Walker, 4s-year-old owner
and trainer from Logan. O.. is 10
appear before them in an effort to
prove his innocence in the doping
Of his horse, Florizan Sam.
4 saliva test of the 3-year-old
Mad Halter colt. following his
victory on July Ia, showed a posi-
tive Caffein reaction, according TO
the New York State Racing Com
mission laboratory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Sailor
Tops
Amateurs
BY LEO FISCHER
international News service Sport. wri

tNfNN NffNNt EpNflt WHIT
CHICAGO, July 81 - After
a two-day warm-up 10 VIII C h
Bill CHI m b ers, 32-year-old
storekeeper third class from
Great Lakes naval station, put q
spectacular climax by coming in
with the amateur medal score, the
big all-American golf tournament
really swung into high gear today
1t was not until dusk was fall
ing last night that Chambers, al
most unnetieed among the 225
amateurs battling par, came home
with a las low score for the two
days of qualifying play, fashioned
from his 70 for Mondays Is
holes. and a par Y for yester-
days effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

Q. Higble, Formerly Mlehlgan' S
outstanding woman golfer, won
yesterday with 43-45-8S Owe r
the North course. She beat by
one stroke Mrs. w. II. Bretzlaff,
the former Irene Dill, who had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
UNOFFICIAL FINISH

There was singing aboard and
the harbor was coming 10 life as
Fugitive came dancing across he
finish line just after | a m yes
terday, but there were no officials
in the tent marked "Bayview
Yacht Club" Fugitive got her fin
ish gun from the Judge stationed
there for the Chicago race.
And then she came nosing into
the harbor and the first in the
race met the last, as she moored
adjacent 10 Apache.
BY noon. crews Of both ships
had intermingled, the singing was
going on and if you didn't know
II before, you could understand
then why there will always be a
MacklnaC race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
SO games scheduled
TODAY'S GAMES
f'rTPOfT - warrington. night.
Cleveland a. Philadelphia
81 Louis a. New York
chicago A. Boston "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Halls One-Hitter Sparks NdUidtors

Training Station leading the Times
Sercemen Baseball League today with II victories and three
Hall five Of The Hall pitched
Yesterday add his list Of nohers, the
trimmed Military Police River Rouge l20 The former
Michigan backed by his rs saetes of four
" hurers including Jack Lorenz fifth homer games and
Bob Spanelers circuit clouL