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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Home Of Hot Dog7

Incidentally. St Louis claims
origin of the hot dog. There's a
house in the Mound City. le-
garded as its oldest residence.
which bears a plaque that state
There Is a tradition that the
wienerwurst was introduced g.
ST. Louis from here. \. l..
Feuchwanger, 81. Lou :
sausage peddler in 1893, started
the practice Of selling a wiener
In a split bun-pOpularly known
throughout the United States to-
day as the hot dog.
KNOWN as the Jean BaptiSte
Roy House, after an early owner,
the residence. erected in 1879,
was acquired by the city IN 1911
for nonpayment Of taxes.
There is a claim, which is not
given much credence, however,
that some Of Mr.. Feuchwanger' 5
original wienerwurStS are still
being sold as hot dogs at various
ball parks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Service League
Doub|e-Header

4 double-hcader will open tho
Detroit Times viCeme IN 5
League tomorrow afternoon al
Briggs Stadium. In the first
game at 3 o'clock the Military
Police will face the strong Sell
fridge Field nine. In the nightcap
Crosse lie Naval Training Station
will oppose the Coast Guard. Two
teams, Dearborn Naval Training
School and Romulus Air Field,
Wi, be idle over the weekend.
There is no charge for the
games and the public is invited.
The game VIII be preceded by
the Crosse lie Band 10 the flag
pole and all the usual opening
day ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Boxing BOOHlls
Most Cities Find Sport Having Banner Year
Despite Lack Of Talent

NEW YORK, May Z 1rP) -
With Madison Square Garden scl-
tng The pace, professional boxing
is booming IN many areas. a ma
uonal United Press survey dis
closed today.
In most ~ the boom sectors,
plglstlc PROSPERITY would be even
greater We're It not tor the draft
caused scarcity of talent paTtic-
u.ar.y n preliminary bouts.
Tfrcc Important exception,
were noted ln This renaissance OF
fH. hy.t-ari-b'ock industry Chr
rslp Pittsburgh and Wisconsin
IusrD- mo- boom in those section,
aud Richmond Va reports The
i4Ge,out of professional clubs N
that area.
Madison Square Garden, "show
window % the sport. staged II
cards this year. Although only one
involved hesvyweights and there
WASH title scrap in the bunch,
they drew a Total Of S625 IL and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Harvard Drops
Football Card

BOSTON, Mass. May : INS)
-Harvsrds decision to abandon
intercollegiate football for the
duration was not shared today by
Yale and Princeton. the other
members IF the Big Three"
Carroll r. GotchcU. athlete Gi-
rector. announced suspension OF
Harvard'S 1913 big league foot
ball schedule and said that only
nlramural football would be
played next fall
Howard OdcU. coach at Yale
said his team would play its full
schedule with the exception OF
Harvard
At Princeton. Asa Bushnell. act
ing director Of athletics said the
Princeton eleven would 60 ahead
with its schedule as planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Sports
Situation PeriIous
For Hot Dog Fans
At Ball Yards
By LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO Nav Wl'r hr
OTA protesting ~ can do r7...
in- about b., the hot dog slw-
ton Gets more pcriiou> In '07
ball parks
The dos. formerly 10 cents
now arc quoted at ~ cents Ced-
orally with one sector Los An
golcs-r,p1.ung a -0-ccnt tara.
The cost H. Is cents ar Briggs
Stadium and Sportsman Pse,
IN s. Louis. where We have
made InVes lEatonS, and sold l.r
~ cents Al Wusley Fold IN
Los Angeles on opening day
But We are happy 10 report
a. least jon one spot they a.n
sun selling for 10 cents. That $
a. The Municipal Stadium ln
Cleveland. a pleasant arrange
ment made possible by warm
hearted city eXecutlNe-May0r
Frank J Lausche, a hot dog fan,
no doubt.
The city has control over Sucl
things az the stadium The
dehcacy costs Is pennies al
Cleveland League Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Job for Scotty

John cScoItyl Strachan for
ner Detroit fight manager ard
now OF Chicago. IN COnJunctl18
with ISSy Kline. has taken over
the management Of Shorty
Hogue San Diego. Cal, middle
weight Big Boy HogJe,
ShoTtys brother, has retired Tor
the duration 70 work IN q Cali
iornia war plant.
Tom Jones. former manager
of Battling Nelson Billy Paphe
and jess Willard who used '9
manage the Hoguc twins, has
retired from boxing
Jack Hurley missed fire IN 8u
attempt 10 lire up Henry Ann
strong for I bout with Carmen
Notch or Dummy Davis a. The
Chicago Stadium late this
month
Connie Mack says hc ha, 5n
opoh mind on morning games
for WaI workers.
Wei play AT any hour ~ the
day or night that will please tb"
fans and best III in with ~"
NAr effort, +" Nhe head nan q
the Athletes explained.
Jimmy Gallagher. general
manager Of the Cubs. LOOKS
fayorably upon the suggestion
a Chicago fans that the games
be started AZ 2 instead Of .
oc'ork
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Five 10 Compete
In Predkness

BALTIMORE. May 7 CUP)-
Henry l.. Strauss Now Moon and
King Ranch'S Radio Morale were
entered today for the $4,000
PreakncSs Stakes. boosting the
field for Saturdays Maryland
classic 10 five horses.
Only three Candidates-Count
Fleet. Blue Swords and incentive
had been expected 10 go to the
post at Pimlico tomorrow but the
added starters Joined the parade
with their eyes on fourth money
of $1,000
Count Fleet. Mrs John d. Hertz
Kentucky Derby winner, remained
a prohibitive favorite to win the
mile and thrce-SiNtecnthS test IN
his drive for racing's priced triple
crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Columbus STAYS
In First PI lace

The Columbus Red Birds main
tanned their leadership in the
American Association today, but il
took a four-run SplurGe in the
ninth inning 10 down Louisville,
TO, and keep them out IN front.
Going into the ninth, the
Colonies were leading, So. when
the Birds rallied for their four
.taliieS. Louisville added one in
their half OF the ninth. but fell one
short OF tic.
The Minneapolis MuHerS kept
close on the heels Of tho leaders
when they again downed Mil
waukee, 81. Mel Queen Of the
Kansas City Blues, turned in 4
beautiful 3-hit job 10 nose out ST
Paul. 30. The indianapolis lost
10 Toledo. Sd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
BritkIey, Old Grid
Hero, Speaks Here

Charles Z. Brickley, who gained
renown as drop kicker while
playing football 80 years ago for
Harvard, is in Detroit for a series
of speaking engagements. He ad-
dressed the Recess Club today.
Twice an All-American and one
of footballs all-time greats, Brick
ley now gives little attention 10
1.-THE game. Instead, his thoughts
arc conferred on the war and two
sons on the battlefrontS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Hdegg Starts Trip 10
u. s., Flies 10 England

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, May Z
UNS)-Gunder Haegg, Sweden $
record-breaking runner, left his
home at Gavie last night for
Stockholm to begin the journey 70
the United States, where he will
meet the pick of American track
stars during a summer campaign.
He was ordered by officials 10
report here Immediately for the
flight TO England. where he will
continue 10 the United States IN
the near future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Cubs Cut Squad
To 3 PLAYERS

CHICAGO May 7 GNS)-The
playing roster Of the Chicago Cubs
was reduced 10 q today with the
release Of pitchers Paul Erickson
and Jake Mooty. Erickson was
optioned 10 Milwaukee of the
American Association, and Mooty
to Los Angeles of the Pacific
Coast League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Bill Kern Named
Navy Lieutenant

MORGANTOWN, w. Va. May :
OUP)-Wilham +. tBlD Kern.
head football coach at West
Virginia University for the last
three years, has been granted a
leave of absence TO accept a
leutenant'S commission in the
naval reserve. The university dd-
vanced his assistant. Errett Rodg-
erS, 10 the mead coaching job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Track Meet Draws
44O Athletes

NEW YORK. May 7 CUP)-
Final tabulation of entries for the
67th annual IC4A track and field
championships at Thorough Sta
dunn May Is today revealed that
.3S colleges have nominated a totaI
of 44O athletes. The largest
squad Al men has been entered
by Cornell and both army and
navy have designated full team,
for the first tune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
i. N. Thin(Idds Meet
Buckeyes, Spdrtdns

ANN ARBOR May Michigan
thlncladS viii clash With teams
from Ohio State and Michigan
State here tomorrow IN their only
home appearance Of the season. II
Will be the last trial before the
Big Ten meet the following
weekend
Loss OF key men 70 the armed
forces has weakened Ohio State
and Michigan is favored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Favor Armstrong
Over Tom JesSup

BOSTON, May 7 CUP)-Tommy
JeSsup. a comparative unknown
who sings in a Springfield Baptist
Church choir, gets A chance al
boxing glory tonight when he
battles veteran Henry Armstrong
in a scheduled 10-rOund bout al
Boston Garden, Armstrong vii
be making his 150th start in Il
years Of ring campaigning anc
ruled 10 z 10 5 choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Milwaukee Tries
Morning Game

MILWAUKEE,, May 7 CUP)-
Baseball's own version Of the
comic hit "Hellzapoppin' has ITS
premier tomorrow at ricketY old
Borchcrt Field. The theme OF the
waCky, war-born diamond pro-
gram is baseball with your break
fast Starting time of the game
between tie Milwaukee Brewers
and the ST. Paul Saints. of tic
American Association is 1870 a. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
LOSES CONTROL

Temporarily losing his control.
GalchouSe walked Wakefield 20
start the fourth. York promptly
sacrificed hiS mate 10 second. Too
anxious lost Higgins get something
10 hit al, Denny also walked HiC-
gins. Both Radcliff and Blood
worth drilled fly balls 10 Kreevich
in center.
With ono out. Wakefield singled
in the sixth and followed up
feat with a stolen base. He -
pred AZ second as York whitfield
and Higgins popped 10 McQunn.
II looked like the Tigers were
on the way 10 score when York
led off tho ninth with a double
against tho wall ~ the 37q-foot
mark. Higgins sacrificed Rudy 20
third But Radcliffe grounded 70
Gutterldgc and Bloodworth sent
a fly ball 10 Krcevich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Pirates Retire
AIdOn WiIkie

PITTSBURGH. May : up
Aldon Wilkic, left-handed pitcher
Of the Pittsburgh Pirates. who re-
Gently elected 10 remain out OF
baseball and continue on his ship
building job. has been placed on
the voluntary retired list PreSl-
dent Bill BcnSwanger announced
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE

FGamCS bohlnd Ioadcr.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 3 6.1, Brooklyn 2 Go
and Moore.
chicago ? Q. 81 Ions % Bithorn
and Hernandez Gsmbcrt Brccheen %,
Dickson tsI and O Dea.
New York al Boston. postponed.
Only games scheduled.
ToDAY's GAMES
Chicago az Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN at Boston.
New York A. Philadelphia
So Louis a. Pittsburgh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Pacific Coast League
RN InIlrd Pres.

Sacramento p 4" u Oakland g., . =
BrslIe 'and Petersen, Malone Kleinke and
EaimYu1l
Los ArEe'as q 10. /; Portland O, Z .
40 inninLsj. Gehrman and Land Wilson
and QNeN.
san Diego o, Z. Z, Hollywood S. IS, o.
Olson, Dasso and Salkeld, Ballinger
Erautt and Younkers
san Francisco q. 10. 2; Seattle !, q ;
HarreIl and Ogrodowski; Demoran Elliott
MClfar and Sueme. BonarCo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

Totals - hN2i IN Totals 81 y
NOne 9ut when winning run scored.
hated fIr Char'ak In ninth.
DETROIT ooo o0o ooo-n
81 Louis. 600 600 DOL
Run NCQuiru. Frror- Hoover Run bat
I'D M HenneI Two. base hits Higgins.
YORK Three base hit MrGuinr Sacrifice
hits Radcif York Higgins Hcnner.
stolen bases Ereevich Wakefield Bases
IN balls or Galeh0use q N Newhouser 2.
struck out By GalehouSe by NeVhouscr
s. Left on bases 81 Louis 6 Detroit T.
Umpires Summers Stewart. Time ~ game
90 Attendance SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
James behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

So Louis ? q; DETROIT o ; I. Gale
house and Hayes Newhouser and Parsons
Philadelphia II n; Washington 10 2
Wolf and Swift, Pyle. scheetE 60 and
Early.
Cleveland y /; Chicago II I. Smith
and Rosar. Wade, swift 80. Grove 60,
Hayes CO.. HansN 90 and fresh.
New York 1; Boston (hrst
game Bonham and Hemsley Judd and
Peacock
New York S q. Boston (second
gamel. B,rre Zuber Gl Turner tsb Muir
ply co. and Dickey, Newsome. Brown sj
and Paftee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
NATIONAL ITAGTT

CHICAGO. May Hal White
and Johnny Humphreys are slated
10 be the rival pitchers when the
Tigers and White Sox meet at
Comiskey Park here today in the
first Of a four-game series. There
will be another single game to-
morrow and twin bill on Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
InnANs GAMEs

DETROIT A. Chicago.
cleveland a. 81 Louis
Boston AZ Washington might game.
Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
EARLY EVIDENCE

There was evidence in the first
inning Of GalchouSc'S effectiveness.
Joe Hoover started the game with
"A singing single of Don Cutie
ridges glove but Ned Harris was
retired on an outheld fy and
Denny struck out Dick Wakefield
and Rudy York. Detroit'S power
hittcrS. That is. York is a power
hitter when he is towering. Cur
rontly, his power has been turned
off most OF the time.
Pinky Higgins opened the sec
ond Stanza auSpiciouSly with a
.two-baCcer and Rip Radcliff Sacrl-
feed him 20 third. But Jimmy
Bloodworth whitfield. So did Dixie
Parsons. leaving higgins on third
biting his fnCcrnailS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

O'Neill is puzzled over York's
inability 10 hit. Physically I'm
the best condition of any spring
he has played big league ball,
Rudy is having trouble hittE"
his stride. His two-bag
against the wall yesterday T"
the hardest hit ball 60 date.
Richards. who was TO have
caught yesterday IS suffering
from a bruised left hand The
injury Is not serious, however.
Bridges. suffering with an ailing
toe. did not accompany the Tigers
10 St. Louis. but is expected to-
rejoin his mates here today and
probably see action Saturday or
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
Beaten in Ninth
As Browns Pull
A Squeeze Play
BY LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO, May 7 Steve
O'Neill, here with his Tigers for
a four-gaSne series with the White
SoX, today praised Harold New
houser's superb pitching perform
ance against the Browns in 81.
Louis yesterday.
Harold won't lose many Of
those kind of games" the Tiger
manager explained.
With the veteran Denny Gale
house outlaSting Newhouser, the
Browns edged out the Tigers, l 20
o. in a spectacular pitching duel
in which there was little 10 choose
between the two.
A Smartly executed squeeze play
won for the Browns in the ninth
inning after the two teams had
been held in check for eight Bit
terly contested innings.
There was one out in the ninth
when George McQuinn drove
mighty triple 10 left center, setting
the stage for the scoring play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
HEFFNER HERO

Don Heffner batted for Mike
Chartak and on the first pitch,
with McQuinn Streaking home
the 81. Louis utility player laid
down a beautiful hunt
Ncwhouscr lost no time in field
ing the ball but McQmnn was
across the plate before the Tiger
pitcher had time 10 make the
throw. The throw was an anti
climax. the game being over sec
onds before Dixie Parsons caught
H. "a
It was magnificent strategy
paid off well. giving the BroVV
their ftfst-''-tff IN fiNe starts with
the Tigers
The cloScneSS Of the duel waCed
between NewhouScr and Gale
house is revealed IN the figures.
Each pitcher yielded but hve hts,
scattered IN as many innings.
Ncwhouscr struck out eight bats
men and GalchouSe seven and
each walked only two men.
The Tigers blow nice chances
Ito score. Twice thoy had a runner
on third with only one OUT, but ~
each instance GalehOuSe frightened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

Wakefield celebrated his 22nd
birthday in 81. Louis yesterday
with single. He also stole a
base. He totaled four hits in the
three games in the Mound City.
He got four hits In II official
times at bat for an average OF
1864.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
White Hurts Today
Faces Johnny Humphreys in First Of Four-Game
Series in Chicago; Bridges May 60 Sunday

Ladies' Day., military 3d., boys
$50. girls so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08
CLOSE CONTESTS

Both games were Just as close
as the scores indicate, but also
Just as decisive in favor OF the
Yankees as any victory might be
whether by one run or a dozen
Ernie Bonham hurled the open
inc triumph for his third win Of
the year and an assortment Of
Yankee hurlcrS Collaboratcd on the
.nIEhtCap 10 make II a four-hitter
and 20 Shutout Boston from the
FIRST inning on. after rookie Tom
Byrne had started by allowing the
SoN all four runs in the first.
In the past Boston was supposed
TO have hitting and no pitching,
and this season banked on pitching
to carry through for a lack of
plate power, whereas seemingly
the club now lacks both hitting
and hurting. This probably is the
itipof on one contender. The YankS
have 10 worry only about the rest.
INDIANS WIN
Cleveland maintained its safe
hold on second place by downing
Chicago s 10 3 and Philadelphia
Shutout Washington TO 0, behind
Roger Wolff. who scattered 10 hits.
In the National League. the Chi
caCo Cubs beat the 81. Louis
Cardinals : TO !. on Hi Bithorn'S
seventh pitching and in the only
other game. the Philadelphia Phil
lies downed Brooklyn, 3 to ,, in 10
innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-08

Breakdown on the attendance
figures for yesterdays third and
final game in ST. Louis follow:
Paid els, ladies 266 cit was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

"Now's the time" Ferguson said ferventy. II the
mechanical bird flies then I've still get majesty ageff
he nosedves then you start running because there's moth
ing you do for here"
The white king wound the key with squealy turns
held his breath sinister hush made the screams
the rusty gears all the louder But the old king never
wavered instant All eyes upon him
There! Ferguson yelled. He tossed the mechanical
eagle into the and TO the horror Of the tesey watching
visitor it started falling like wounded thing There
split second Of sickenng terror The goggeeyed wives
screamed
up up" shouted Ferguson like Wild man
And believe Cabot said later the old auto
maton shook itself in midair like punch-drunk prize
fighter coming up again at the of nine The bird
spread its wings there terrific whirrHg Of its
within and sailed like the stoutheared veteran
king-maker 1t well the heads OF the natives
They sent up cheer And Ferguson held But the old
bird hardly made back its masters hand
Good enough though" said Ferguson afterwards, "IH
love the blasted bird the rest of my life"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

twice Finally he waved his hand in gesture Of
dismissal and the delegation of aborignes withdrew.
Just Ike thought" Ferguson sighed YEARLY. ITS
tax time and they want to my pet take off again
before bringing in their tthes of This is the
that gets It's been the every year for
quarter of century
See that sorcerer? ?" the Scottish king He's
a mean one. Most envious native medicine 1
But he's got lots of savvy all right. Knows that
when my bird won't fly any he step in and
take my place"
Impatently Jean Cabot, cocoa buyer for the
Syndicate the Gulf of New Guinea, with
heat
Mon Dieu. Msieur!" he exclaimed, stop talking in
riddles What in heavens name is this all about %
You'll see" Ferguson said, exasperatngy, those
natives and about thousand like them COM
ing back a minutes 10 bring my taxes.
But they won't give up of their stuff unless put
on their annual That's not all Youn kings
downfall and death all in few seconds if the mechanical
Iggers my pet let down at the last moment. But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

if the eagle flies I'm good for another year of jungle
monarchy anyway"
Ferguson pulled his great body to its feet and dis
appeared into his palace In moment he returned
holding small eagle carefully in his right hand.
Here's my pet" Ferguson said. Sometimes 1 don't
know whether I'm the king, not, but if you ask me-
this eagle is the real boss. I wouldn't last minute
without it, and Ferguson caressed the feathers of his
bird tenderly.
This mechanical bird has saved my life time and
again. When 1 first landed among these people my
way up from the coast they ready to give the
Dahomey, which you know means hot iron death or
INTERPRETATION when remembered my toy bird. wound
up quick tossed into the air and it flew in circles
over the amazed natives heads Then it right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Queer SuperStitiOnS
That Actors Believe In

EVER since Samson and Delilah
- put on the first successful vaude-
- vile show Cthcir act brought
down the houscl showfolk have been
the most sIpcrshuous people ON earth
To enter theatre for example
with camol-hack trunk Is something
akin to bringing case Of whiskcv 20
a church social In a word it just isn't
done.
Beatrice Morosco. % member of the
famous Morosco theatrical family. re.
calls the story of tho amateur who
joined her company and iuuoccntly
sent such "A dreaded piece of luggage
to the theatre
The stagehands" she related. "rcA
fused TO even touch The offensive bag.
gage and Let 1t stand in the alley un.
I'll after me las- act. when they burned
II 20 crisp. Then they took up "a coll
lection 10 buy the lad a new and flat
l...f. l.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

wise the tag line of show must never
be spoken at rehearsal The actor
with the closing speech will just say
humble humble. or if he is a mem
Der Of tho old school Tho rest IS
silence"
Theatrical managers are just as su.
pCrstitious as the actors and actresses
themselves Many Of them VIII not
permit yellow 10 be worn on the stage
and cougratulatory kilograms on OPEN
ing night must be read only after the
performance.
Wigs are considered lucky Many
actors will don them even though thcy
are not at all necessary for the part
And oddly enough, catsNarc considered
lucky around a theatre oven il they
wander onto the stage and rain The
biggest scene.
Nearly all stage and screen stars
cherish some bit Of clothing from the
made their first hit and which they in
p every part they play Charlie Chap,
shoes are Il legend
producer John Golden always has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
I'll BEEN king here long time and guess can

I'll BEEN king here long time and guess can hold on
long the clock works last
The white ruler" 74-year-old Harvey Ferguson,
and eXsailmaer Of the clipper ship days sat in
of his dried mud palace about so klometers
due of Yaounde in the Cameroons of Africa.
Yep" he told his visitor, my reign depends coil
spring and lot OF gadges When my pet stops flying
go like this swish Then, guess it's the ants for
me"
1T doesn't me-, said the traveller another
white man Clock works coil springs, gadgets and ants
They don't add up And the pet'-What pet?
You're African greenhorn," Ferguson said "or you'd
certainly have all about lot OF other French
men have They've dragged the Goals than
once but suddenly they decided good influence