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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Poultry
Ceilings
Lowered

WASHINGTON. April % CINS)
Price Administrator Brown to-
day laid the cornerstone of mis-
campaign against the poultry black
market by issuing revised price
ceilings which will substantially
lower the retail price Of roasting
chickens and drawn fowl.
The new ceilings. effective today.
cover the entire industry from
country shippers 10 retail stores
throughout the nation.
Typical Of the now schedule.
which reduces from Is 10 6 :he
ClaSsifications of chicken are these
changes in retail prices for grade
a dressed poultry in New York
CITY:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
llkes Changes Titles
As Solid Fuels Head

WASHINGTON April n INSl
President Roosevelt issued an
executive order today establishing
solid fuels administration for
war 10 replace The Office Of ,ohd
fuels coordinate
Secretary Of tho Interior 1ckr-
who has been solid fu0s co-ord,-
nator. will function as solid fuels
administrator oH-ofGClo with How e..
ard Gray who is now deputy co..
ordinator probably taking over
the duties Of deputy administrator
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Accused of Selling
LiUgEOr Minus License

were being shipped to Toledo and
sold At $50 above market price on
Tho case.
MCNarneY pleaded not guilty
before Judge John y SCallcn and
was released on 81 600 bond En-
animation was sci for Nav IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Easter Dinners
In City TO Lack
Usual Poultry
By VERA BROWN

Chicken. turkey and duck are
the latest Detroit sacrifice 10 the
war effort
ON our second wartime Easter
SUNDAY. few VIII be the dinner
tables 10 boast The holiday fowl
There Just aren't any. The Clty'S
supply Will be about 10 per cent
OF the demand. wholesalers cSti-
mate. But that should nc qualified.
We get about 80 per cent Of last
wears supply with demand for
pontlcSS fowl QuadTuplcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

Other districts will reflect
freight dfferentials from The
above prices, Chicago prices. Tor
example will he about one cent
below New York prices.
The OPA plans 10 work out
specific maximum prices for each
locality. These uniform maNimums
will not nc posted for several
weeks, and will only tell tho
housewife tho top price she should
pay, although retail prices in dit
ferent stores may be sci az lower
rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
SpelInsn 70 90 on Radio

NEW YORK. April 3 ms
Archbishop Sp0Hman Of New York.
VIII broadcast Easter greetings
from Jerusalem and describe h.~
tour OF the desert war fronts sum.
dav a. go p W rDctro' tm,l
over The Columbls network
AuyrrTrEFut.yv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
0PA Appeals
To Packers for
Willow Run Aid

a plea 70 Detroit packers io dc
what they could 70 relieve the
meat shortage ~ tho Willow Run
area was made TODAY hy ". Earl
Firccra.d. OpA food Iauon0e
repreScn' atlNr.
Il phoncd nine or 10 Of the
leading packers and urged them
70 stretch point to get more
meat 20 MaShtcnaw COUNTY
said Fitzgerald. "OPA cannot
order a packer 20 sell Ia re-
taller. - appealed to them
All az the packers agreed 10
help. Fitzgerald said but pointed
out that their supplies Of meat
were Scanry and had 10 be par
celed out piccNnCal,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
NOT WARRANTED

Doane declared that, in nj
opinion, the situation did not war
rant such a step
Restaurants in the area arc abb
10 get meat, il was pointed ont
because they can pay 20 pc
cent markup over tho rctal
butcher. This leaves no beef 70
the butcher shops.
a meeting Of Washtonaw Count.
butchers will he held in Ann Arbor
Monday. April 26
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
- CENTS A POUND

Dial Cherry $500 10 arrange
for The Detroit Times 10 he
mailed 10 your man in the
ScrN ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
BY Quiz Expert
Judith Chase -.
HOW'S YOUR
ENERGY?

Do you lack pep? An excep-
tionally interesting question:
naire in The American
Weekly will present an OPP
portunity for you to learn why.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
PROBE CONTINUED

Officials of oPA and the Food
Distribution Administration ot tho
L. s. Department Of Agriculture
continued 20 investigate why
Washtcnaw County, with q popu.
lation increase of 40 per cent
could only buy - percent Of III,
mea, n had purchased m 1871.
"If the shortage becomes 80
acute that the health OF the
war workers i'm the area -
threatened, the department Of
agriculture has the power 10
send diatetic experts In 90 study
the diets Of the war workers.
said Angus c. Doanc, head of
The state E,DA- office.
III this study reveals n threat
10 the war effort due IN badly
nourished workers, the govern
ment can ship meat into the
area from It's stocks intended
for the armed forces and for
lend-lease shipments" Doanc
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Timely Tips on
Wartime Diet
NouriShing
Meaf-SaverS

Recipes in The A Hericsn
Weekly for Spaghetti Siam.
Ground Beef Pot Roast. Meat Ball
Ragout, Salmon-Vegetable Pie, all
of which you will find delicious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
No COLD STORAGE

Most Of The chicken wholesale
houses have closed for the rest Of
the week. In tho city today there
is not one pound OF cold storage
chicken. WHICH usually accounts
for about 40 per cent OF the cltyS
spring fowl supply. The chicken
was taken ~ our armed forces
cong ago.
The Scant supply OF fowl has
gone 10 restaurants and hotels. TO
war plants. an OF which must be
served. -
There wcro some frozen fowl
on tho market but they have
vanished.
~ CENTS \ POUND
Most Of Dctroit'S available
supply is from Michigan farmers,
few Of whom arc bringing their
fowl in for sale. They prefer 10
sell Tho eggs. Great shipments Of
poultry which usually come in
from Maryland at this time Of
year are not being shipped west.
They are used where they are
produced
Prices for dressed chicken run
from - 10 - cents a pound Tn
dressed run ABOUT 20 cents a pound
-tr'vs, turkeys. IS to 10 and 773
cents. Duck Is quoted at o3 cents
with no duck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Swedish Sub tost

NEW YORK. hprIt' % tINS1-
Tho Swedish submarine i'Ncn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Phantom
Legionnaire

Read how in The American
Weekly Yankee soldier OF
fortune is officially dead, yet his
comrades say he keeps bobbing up
on widely separated battlehelds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Page War Map
With Text
Obstacles TO
Invasion

How Sardinia and Sicily stand in
the way of Allied invasion forces
striking at Southern France or
Italy, shown in this highly interest
ing war map ...in Pictorial Review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
Spirit of
Easter

Gene Tierney and Frances Rafferty,
of the films pose in pictures :. in
Pictorial Review symbolizing
the world prayers this year for an
early conclusion OF the war
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Detroit Symphony News & Notes

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Newspaper Branch Managers
OLDER MEN

For lght stock work
Fuu-time permanent positions.
Apply Personnel Office
PEOPLES QUITTING COMPANY
$50 Michigan Avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18

MATTRESSES $50 10 start, NJ sunday
work. Apply 1851 West warren. .--s- !
WOMEN DRIVERS -
tor Greyhound Lines II YOU Nssss>x
position that Is both unique and vsxstss-
sentiai, apply Immediately a. one Of me-
area, You must be neat, capable, ~ foop
character AMI able 10 drive ~ lean q
passenger car; 73 70 81 years Of are;
weighing less than $50 pounds and ua6l1a
withil reasonable working distane0slO1
Wysndotte. Birmingham or Mt. clsmsas
Will be given preference. Excellent wages.
Apply employ ment manager With release.
ASH WEST FORT ST., DETROIT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
URIN.
THE RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONE!

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,eot fhtoueh aaio sraen NNl
hear ii, be sure 10 have your
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san.rdav nrh o,e ~ 49,
finest huroroa p~aefaas III
Nesfs scnes raa tsve
ever heard rsa asm
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the faulies ~ 4sa
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Author Of Life At
Sea-" Has New
Song Hit

FORT llJACHUCA. Ariz Onf
Of the most recently assigned WAC
officers at Fort iluachuca is 2nd
1t. Mercedes a. Jordan. formerly
Of New York CITY. who left Fort
lIuachuca AS a WAC non-com a few
months ago and is now back a. this
post as WAC special Service Of.
ficer
A member OF the thirteenth
graduating class OF the Special
Service school at Washington and
Lee university, Lexington. Va, II.
Jordan Is one OF the only TWO Ne
gro WAC officers who have a..
tended that school The other is
Capt. Mildred Carter Davenport
1t Jordan. who attained marked
success az a lyricist and song
writer before entering the Corps. Is
the author OF Like a ship AZ sea.
ihc popular soi< hit Of a few years
hack thar WAS featured by Dan
Gfissom with Jimmie Luuceford's
hand Her latest tune no You
Know is now featured by Jim
ms Dorscy's orchestra
In civilian life. IL Jordan was
popular delinealor OF song hits
al several outstanding downtown
Manhattan night clubs, amonl
them, the Abslnthe House anc
Hickory House. both OF SIND street
She also operated her own club II
New York City. the Gee Har Sta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Millinder The
Lucky Opens
At Paradise

Born in Admission Ala. he Vas
christenei Iuc.us Leroy Millind-
err hut even as a chid they called
him Lucky q name now fam'l-
lar 10 dance fans ana theafer au-
dlences throughout the world Nil
Under claims 20 ba the luckiest
guy IN the entertainment profes
sion. bur ii WASN'T all luck thar m
stalled Lucky among the great
American dance band leaders His
success is greatly due 10 brilliant
muSicAnship. indehNlguahle stick
toitiyeness. and unelnalied magnet
ic personality and The ability 70
lend his orchestra through every
type OF musical score with unhe-
lieyahlc dynamic baton welding
ioung Producer
Before Lucky was year old
be was taken TO Chicago by his
parents lie inherits his ability
from his mother who was per-
forming. touring in road shows
throughout Europe and the Ameii-
cas- Young Mnnnder. travelling as
he did throughout The world IA an
atmosphere OF theatres. became a
performer in HIS own right a. a
very early age. While mere
,,,.,,yct., g., fhtra,D ~ me- $50,
lucing noor shows IN some OK the
Windy Ciiys best known night
clubs then controlled by some o'
our best known bang barons.
Ircks's fame preceded him to New
lofk's Harlem. where he organiz-
cd his own orchestra Repeated
successes at the famous Cotton
club and the equally famous Savoy
ballroom made Millinder a lumn-
airy in the dance music HELD lie
has since continued 10 set the pace
for dance orchestras and contln-
ues 10 thrill dance fans and the.
alter audiences on his seml-annual
tour. He comes 10 the Paradise
iheater, s7l1 Woodward starring
Friday. Oci % for a weeks en-
gaeemcnl. having just completed a
sensational run Of eastern theaters
and night clubs
Loads Of Energy
Lucky's greatest appeal lies IN
his unbounding energy lie does
everything but stand on his head
while directing his aggregation. lie
jumps and jives. stomps and SIRIUS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

IN feverish rhythmic action Never
Still moment his continual stage
gyrations and piano-Junpinc thrill
the spectator During recent
New York Paramount iheater en-
gagemen'. Lucky fell from the pi-
ano. strained lex lieamer' but
finished the date on cruiches and
on top OF the piano he cannot eN-
plain how him Jump on the piano
helps his music, but the crowd
likes II and that's all that counts
in the business o. entertainment.
al least that's Luckys story.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

billie Holiday, whom we run into
quite often after the honr OF am,
il holding down the main spot at
the Oynx club..a native New York.
or who has merely been loaned
lGordon Croquesl 10 Oakland. Cal.
writes 70 me this week from the
movie tHollywood) center as fol-
lows Am stopping at the palatial
home Of de-loyvly Lena liotne and
Teddy Horne. Lenas ex-sponse,
wishes ne 10 give you his very
best regards Also here IS Harlem 5
fayorite son. Clarence tFats) Jen-
kins with the missus and Bob Hall
whom you know 80 we'll. Bob Hall
by The way, is IN the important
money class. Billy Pittsburgh
Courier Rove was out with Eddie
Greene and myself last Friday
night. Give my best wishes TO your
lovely wife and your mother
"Pal Gordon Croques
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
Orson Began
Success With
Play Macbeth
Expect He Will
Some Day Have
Permanent Group
BY EDWARD &. PERRY

orson weIles former negro rs
sociates IN the New YORK ihomrs
are stiil confident that some dny
he will keep an ofi-made promise
Ito lay aside all else for time
and return 10 Sew York 80 aiA
in The establishment Of q per-
maneni Negro theatre
welles stage prominence began
IN the Negro theatre and has fol-
lowed n spectacular traii 70 ilo.ly-
wood whore he hiss recently com.
pleted The role ~ Rochester IN he
Twentieth Century Fox version OF
the classic Jane Eyre"
welles was tvenly-one when he
made his first splash 81 hcaire
waters as director OF iiie WpA
Feacra Theatrcs all-Nrero pros
duc'ion Of Shakespeare Mae-
beth 1t was nor Welss first en-
trance into tie theatre he had
worked with The Abbey Players 10
Dublin, lrelaut n the axe OF 10
A. Is he vas paying Renee oppo.
site Katherine Cornell in he la'-
ter's pre- Broadway tour OF Rome
and Juliet and when The PLAY
OPENED on Broadway. he played
the part OF Mercu,io
,a<]%elles' association NTH ne
Federal Theatre project came
ahou through his friendship wi'h
John iInseman when one la'ter
WIS appointed 10 head ,s New
YORK cry Negro uu he nln'
diafelv invited wflles 70 join hiss
staff as a director
Fer sometime however months
before he Federal Theatre prois
htcawo even vision, Wclles and
lIonseman had talked about ihs
idea 70 dems an al-Negfo produe
lion OF Macbeth Weiles began
an adaptation ~ the script sa
able tar his purposes IN ihe he.
ginning s. Was his idea 10 haas
the late Rose McCiendon grea'
Ncg'o actress as is star. hn un
fortunately size died before he
production became a realty
Hut when welles Joined the Fed
eral Theatre project IN 1898 ST.
had already completed his adap-
tatlon OF the play mud was ready rs
place 1t into production. His adam
iafion Of Macbeth had no Negro
idions. unless one excepts me
fact that the sceue OF Shakespeare s
tragedy was changed from sent
land moors. he locas OF Jane
Eyre to Haiiis jungies during ih
early isih century reign ~ 'Ac
great Negro soldier emperor
Chris'ophe The only change in me
play however. was Weaes cr.a.
ton OF a new part that Of tho
witch Doctor, Hecaie. which Was
simply done by giving him the best
OF fhe witches speeches.
While here we're some OF Wyiles
theatre associates who doubted that
he would ever be able 20 DO q
successful all-Negro produc'lon 81
Macbeih. he never lost fsiih IN
his own talent aud IDEAS or IN the
ability Of the actors he had chosen
TO portray the roles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

Before YOU go 10 see M-G-Ms "Lassie
tome Home make room IN your heart
krcm for tender feeling, stirring emo
ton. the magic of laughter
\
2 AISLE" is that kind OF picture
4 \ 4
Produced from the glowing pages OF
krc Knights beloved novel
r. could say II was a story Of q boy
trs his dog
=
Ard that would be true
lou could say that il was really story
ebout real people and love and laughter
Pc the things that make life good
=
1hat would be true. too.
But you have to see "Lassie" 10 catch
he living wonder OF the story 70 know
" deep-down appeal 90.
kNen the glorious Techni- W.
rolor IN which this picture ExE
y hlmed seems TO have
xpecial glow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

V a, Elks Rendezvous, Manager
1ohany Burns chatted regreifully
oyer he breaking up OF the famous
MS Bros ouartet..an all time
fbusome OF harmony in my per-
sral book OF memories Harry
BIS Is virtually Indicted while
HerA,i Minis is scheduled to ap-
> before the army doctors TWO
vecks from the day you read ms
Re- The Mills quartet scored tree
nend Nsly IN Columbus, Q, before
n rnng TO New York Juani'a
D. Williams is something more
hon one OF the most personahle
n check room operators tieai
Nasc She goes out aud puts
scross singing and dancing act
n the early hours OF The yawning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

John Kirby called the leader OF
the worlds finest small band. has
proven our point again. A, odds
with The Pittsburgh Courier, Mons
Kirby rushed mid-townward 10 the
castle OF Danion walker, y. y,
Daily tsmear-campaignl News col
umnisi ana spil.cd-ihe-works in re.
his coming court fiff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
RAPHAEL MAY GET ROLE IN
NEW GEORGIA.. APPEARED
WITH RATHBONE in PLAY

NEW YORK tIPS) The wir-
some brown with kewpie face
and those biz brown eyes. who
entertained ROYALTY IN many
European countries as the
sparkling chanteuse. that dynam-
&c star Enid Raphael who has
appeared IN numerous Broadway
PLAYS last seen in "Heat wave-
with BASIL Raihbone may be
given the role opposite Canada
Leo IN New Georgia"
Miss Raphael who has also
heard the chant 81 lights Ac-
iion' Camera" on tho movie lot.
having worked with nch ouf-
standing cinema stars as. maine
~ TaNulah Raukhea5 James
Barton Nancy CARROT and Fred.
re March has also hecn active
IN The Little Negro Theatre
movement
In the production ~ Gilbert
MIXERS "Narsolllcs Miss RAJ
phael worked with Dudley Digs
md Allison Skipvorth In "Nev-
or No More" which also haf n
great run on he Main stem found
the exotic Enid in still another
prominent role TINT won her
praise from the critics circle
Lee's Commitments
word received from william
riehlins's office reveals hat
Canada Lees commitments With
Goth Century Fox has held un
the production ~ New Georgia =
II is exrectc1 TOO thai Orson
Wolles who direc'ed Lee and
Richard vriehrs Native SON"
VIII dircc' New Georaia" Cast
lnr PLAYERS has heen going on
for the past seven weeks NJ
though the length ~ Lees stay
IN HOLLYWOOD IS Indefinite David
iocw viii produce "New ceor-
sia
hles. which was frequenied by
prominent radio. stage and screen
folk
Al Fort Huachuca II Jordan's
duties relate 10 special service ac-
iiyities with members Of the Wom-
ems Army corps stationed at this
post Her husband is Warrant or
ficer Malen r. Jordan Of The Ninth
Cavalry. Fort Clark, Texas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

Hazel Scott. featured IN Warner
Bros. Rhapsody IN Blue, has re-
turned from HOLLYWOOD 10 her nrst
love. Cafe Society uplownl. IFS
f,us, 5Sth street, whore that genius
Of night life staging barney Jo-
scphson. holds forth On the night
ly bin with provocative Hazel is
the fine band Of Teddy wilson, that
complete master Of The piano who
skyrockeied TO fame while with
benny Goodnans ork.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
rson Weles Has Done Much For Legitimate Negro Theate
new YORK NIGHT life

which clicks like our airmen over
Berlin. Capt. Sweeney. nationally
known member OF the l.. 5. Mari
time service. as an often seen fig
ure In the various Harlem after
hours spots these war torn eve
nings Roy Rogers, not the cow
hoy movie idol but one OF our very
oan. made the rounds with us last
week before leaving for Florida.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

r.6ue Armstrong dropped In on
a. rsht spot highways during the
go rn his way to BOSTON Yon
shoAl have seen the broad smile
Al uie's face when he learned
a., as wife surprised him by pur-
mans coy home for the king
81 no cornet in Jamaica tMerce-
A. cNheril Long Island
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

4 LalAis lI.uckyl Millinder. hat
lshamc iumpine-jack Of the must
a. worlA. brought his talented ork
a. vocalist Faith Bacon 20 Har-
n Wr single night appearance
A aa Ballroom. sunday. oct ~
..1ne bands playing Of when the
Lgas 60 ON Again All Over the
10 was truly smooth and
haara forth salvos Of applause
end encore calls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23
nv ALVIN MOSES

4 xr,y YORK ~ CAMP SLIM
x,,oNrcON. one OF the best
Known characters In night life
-,-clcs as we'll rs the theatre and
o,;on picture world spent an
- With tho writer one nieht
A., week discussing his future
80 Scheduled 10 return 10
tol,wood for flicker role
.ome,lme this winter he IS re-
<e.rs,nr comedy skit with his
~.r,ner Sarah fGardenial Sum
erln The title Of the skit viii
I. Married Life "
\ Thompsons lIie in HOLLYWOOD
k,. hcen surrounded with the
80 hig names 81 the picture IN
49, In the Fortified Forest"
Al nlnved with the late Leslie
rua Rctie Davis and Hum
~ Bogart nlng Crosby. Bob
r.rns And Martha Ray were the
seaallners IN Rhythm on the
800 while the front office
ss,iisd not 70 include Thompson's
ac rlcirrc san Frnn
$50 he worked oaily on he
= WIN Jcanette Mcdonald lie IS
t,membcred for his part IN Green
p,s,vresr rs we'll rs the All-Ne-
- PRODUCTIONS Of moon Over
rarlein" and Lying LIPS
Lone Metcalf. ace trumpeier AMI
ranseer Of the expanding Heat
xa, Tavern and grill on west
14s,a street moves into Kel'ys VIII
a omitted In we'll chosen uni-
rs...l. Ur,t., ~ Got n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-23

Lucky's greatest appeal lies IN
his unbounding energy. lie does
everything but stand on his head
while directing his appreciation. lie
jumps and jives. stomps and SIRIUS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-18
Will Temporarily Decide
National League Position

err in a game cut 10 seven innings.
Derringer allowed only four hits.
The Philadelphia Phillies and
Boston Braves split a double head
er. the former bowling before Man
uel Salvo's four-hitter, 2 to 0, and
coming back In the nightcap for q
: TO victory to take the series
by four games to one.
The New York Yankees increas-
ed their American League lead 20
four games over the second place
Senators with a 8 to 8 victory
achieved in the ninth when Early
Wynn, Senator hurler. walked in
the last OF three Yank runs in
that frame to beat his own club.
One of the days outstanding per-
formances was presented by Mana
ger Joe Cronin OF the Boston Red
Sox against the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. The veteran shortstop came
up as a pinch-hitter in each end Of
a double header with two men on
and in each instance blasted out a
homer, the first enabling the Sox
TO win, to 4, but the second serv-
ing no purpose. The As took the
game, s to 7.
Another Frank Merriwell per-
Torrance was put on by Luke APP
pling at Chicago ,as the White Sox
beat the st. Louis Browns. to 3,
in 10 innings.