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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

WANTED-STAkE BODY FOR 1871
long wheel base Ford Truck. VII
kinson Coal Co. Phone las. 2&-3t
WANTED: BODY AND FENDER
mar. $500 per week for right
man. Write or Phone /. s. Johnson.
1901 Williamsburg Ave, Rich
mond, Va. Phone 1869. 2l-6t
SEE US FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
and Printing Social Engraving of
all kinds. Best Quality at Best
Prices. Prompt Service. Henderson
Book Co. Phone 10. Established
1856. 3-tf
5000 CHICKS HATCHING MON
day. All Il. O. p. sired. \ few not
booked. Next hatch February :.
Hcndcrs on II tChcvy. 28-2ti
----------------- o.
FOR Sale - TWO-APNRTMENT
house on Rowland street. Five
rooms and bath in on, apartment.
six rooms ard bath in other apart
mcNi Separate entrance. large lot.
good location. II Interested. cali
1870. Al. +. WcStCr. !nsuranCC-rCn-
tals-rUal estate. 29-Gti
OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION
Station. Cars washed, fabricated,
polished, batteries rccha-gCd, Gulf
gas and oils. l.. +. Harris Gulf
Service Station, Garnett and lior-
ncr SITS. phone llg3-W. 26-tf
EXPERT TYPEWRITER AND Nd
ding Machine r"pairman now con-
nCctcd with uS and We arc well
equipped To give you prompt and
efficient service on all kinds and
makes. Phone e. Affords Printing
& Office Supply Co. 2i-tt
| WANTED CLEAN USED CAR 81
to II model. Must be in Al con-
ditiun and reasonable FOR cash.
Phone 582-W after five oclUCk.
| No dealer. 28-Gu
/ LEARN TO FLY-CERTIFICATED
| instructor now at Airport every
| day. See Ed Elrod FOR either buS!-
| ness flights or instruction. 2i-6tI
LOST - LIGHT TAN COCKER
spaniel. answers iu name 0i
| Smoky. Has brown leather collar.
| Anyone having information please
call DR.. Bass at is. Reward of
| fered. 29-lt
| GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Hcrbcrts Vel.
low Front. 25-ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

CLEAN USED CAR 81
to II model. Must be in Al con-
ditiun and reasonable FOR cash.
Phone 582-W after fiv" O'Clock.
No dealer. 2S--n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

OFFICIAL T. l II T. INSPECTION
Station. Cars washed. fabricated,
polished, batteries rccha-gcd, Gulf
gas and oils. l.. +. Harris Gulf
Service Station, Garnett and Hor-
ncr SITS. phone ll93-W. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

" T. BUY CORN IN ANY GUAM
tity and do custom grinding Of
meal and feed. Let us serve you
Henderson Milling Co., nhone
398. TITS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

Honey produced in Panama last
year weighed nearly 100000 lbs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

5000 CHICKS HATCHING MON
day. All X. Q. p. sired. y few not
booked. Next hatch February :.
Henderson II tChcyy. 28-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

FOR RENT: 3 ROOM FURNISH
cd apartment. Phone lO5. 2g-0I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

WANTED-STAKE BODY FOR 1871
long wheel base Ford Truck. VII
kinsou Coal Co. Phone las. @S-St
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

ARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS
and personal effects insured? n
not give us an opportunity of lot.
ting you know how little it costs Ia
carry this protection. Gates In
surance Agency. Phone 500, Horner
Building. For Better Insurance NJ
Il Saving. lB-tr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

WANTED: BODY AND FENDER
mar. $65.00 per week for right
man. Write or Phone |. s. Johnson.
1901 Williamsburg Ave, Rich
mOnd, Va. Phone 1869. 2l-6t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

DRY PINE WOOD FOR SALE
Sawed stove length and delivered
anywhere III Henderson. ID. NJ
Glover, phone 1921. 28-20t,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

LEARN TO FLY--CERTIFICATED
instructor now at Airport every
day. See Ed Elrod for either buS.-
ness flights or instruction. 2i-Gti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-29

CALL BOB FALKNER FOR YOUR
lump coal. II. .. Falllncr & Son
Phone 260. G-tt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Court Leniient
To 1OChinese

Ten Chinese Americans. who
pleaded guilty 20 lettering charges.
were given suspended %0-day jail
sentences today by Recorder 5
Judge Gordon and three Others
were fined S25 for illegal opera
tons. They were arrested in
police raids in the Third street
Chinese colony Sunday.
Charges against % others ar
rested IN the raids were dismissed
when police said their offenSeS
would be difficult 10 prove.
Clarence Huey, As. of 1856
Dickerson. arrested on lettering
charge was held for federal mar
coticS agents. He IS secretary OF
the Chinese Relief Society,
A quantity OF gambling para
phernalia and cash was seized in
the raid, but Judge Gordon indi-
Gated that he would have dis
missed all cases had guilty pleas
not been entered.
'I'm not 80 hot about raiding
these places where decent Citi-
zens congregate at their own
games" he said
Sgt. Harris Howell, who led
the raiders, told the court, how
ever, that the establishments were
open 10 the public. Among those
arrested was Harry CHUNG, II
unofficial mayor" Of Chinatown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Bow. ;. To Get RatiOnS
Without SisningH His X
CSee Pictorial Review

Three ycar-old William Randall
of 1854 Keith, Crosse lie. doesn't
have 10 bother practicing how TO
sign his X today because +. C.
Prcwctt, district OPA attorney
has pointed out that il isn't neces-
SarS for HIM 10 make a signed
and sworn affidavit 10 secure a
replacement for his lost ration
book
For The last week though, il
looked as though William would
have 10 afN ms mark al the
bottom of statement attesting
20 the tact that ms mother had
accidentally burned his No. 3 book
with some discarded paperS-or
90 without shoes and his share of
rationed food.
His plight was brought 10 light
when his father, Lorenzo h. Ran
dali. an attorney at 1861 Biddlc.
WyandOtte. filed a request for an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21

order in circuit court 10 have
Wayne County Ration Board 49,
S2-lS show cause why IL should
not be compelled TO issue has son
a new ration book.
The elder Randall said that he
made application for a new book
but was told that his son had %
make a signed and sworn affidavit
before a notary public.
Prewett said that there had
been a misunderstanding on the
part OF a member of the local
ration board.
1T isn't necessary To have
these applications nOtariLed,"
he said Were investigating 10
discover who instructed the
clerks Of that board 10 the con-
trary."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Feet So Painful,
Hot, Tired, You
Hurt All Over?

II your feet make you almost frantic at
times from eXertion or fatigue. do this and
you II marvel-rub them with DR. Schol 5
Foot Balm. Feel how quickly that fiery
sensation leavcs-how blissfully relieved
you are from those foot aches, that SORE
ness or tired feeling. That's how soOth-
ing, refreshing DIR. Scholl's Foot Balm II
for your feet. Jar lasts a long time. Costs
but trifie. Al Drug. Shoe Stores. Toilet
Goods Counters. Sold everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-21
Heads China Aid

The appointment Of Glenn M.
Coulter. Detroit attorney. as
chairman OF the National China
Relief Committee was announced
today.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
Job Budget Program
Put Up 10 Congress
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated PreSs.
A suggestion that the Government
draw up Job budget" geared te
Federal job-making expenditures, i:
before Congress.
The idea, along with a draft ol
legislation to carry it out, has beer
advanced by the Senate Military
Affairs Subcommittee on War Con-
tracts.
The present Congress never
came to grips" with the problem Of
maintaining in peace the full en-
ployment" brought about by the
war, the committee explained.
However, Chairman Murray saio
ut Is anticipated that the bill in
perfected form will be introduced
formally early in the coming ses-
sion"
The committee draft would re-
quire the President to submit tc
Congress on the first day of every
session national production ano
employment budget. This woulc
estimate the number of jobs needed
for full employment" the amount
of investment and expenditures
needed to provide the jobs, and the
prospective total of investments and
expenditures by business and other
non-Federal sources.
The subcommittee was commits
stoned year ago to investigate the
termination of war contracts ano
related problems"
Evening star., 1944-12-18
Electors Vote Today
To Confirm Fourth Term
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The 1914 winter convocation o1
the Electoral College is being helc
today.
1t is a 150-year-old institution
whose 53l members have reputa-
ton in political science-for always
picking the presidential winner.
Officially, it's the Electoral Col
lege which elects President Roose-
welt to fourth term by a vote OF
432 to SO over Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
of New York. The members are
casting their ballots today from
their home States. They will be
counted and recorded at a joint
Senate and House session Janu-
ary 6.
The reason for all this is that the
people never vote directly for a
President. They elect electors, who
in turn. choose the President. Oi
course, the electors are supposed tc
ballot in accordance with the ma
jority views as expressed in the
popular vote.
The newest Associated Press COM
pilation of this years popular vote
showed today that President Roose
welt received 25,610,946 and Gov
Dewey 22,018,177 out of a total OF
Al 1863 1923. Other candidates re-
ceived 34o,705 votes.
The Sixth War Loan-n0 ceiling
for your purchases.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
|Wender Asks President
To Veto BOXING Measure

The Federation of Citizens As
sociation unanimously opposed an
nual compensation for the District
Boxing Commission, as provided in
legislation recently passed by Con-
gress, Harry S. Wender, retired
federation president, pointed out in
a letter to President Roosevelt made
public today.
Mr. Wender urged the President
to veto the bill. He declared that
many important boards of citizens
serve without thought or desire for
any compensation" and this legis-
lation would reflect on the value OF
unpaid public servants whose con-
tribution to the community Is SO
vitality needed" The federation
Evening star., 1944-12-18
Yule Program Planned
At ChiIdren's Museum

The Children's Museum at Villa
Rosa, 42l5 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, will feature a birds Christ
mas tree and yule log at its
Christmas festival at 4 pm. Thurs
day.
The Childrens Museum cast will
present THE Story of Pollock's" or
the following Wednesday at 3 pm
at Villa Rosa. At pm. on Decem.
ber % Guy Glossbrenner will give
a magic show.
Evening star., 1944-12-18
Autograph Brings ST ,260

PARIS, Dec. 18 (R.-A French
civilian paid $1,000 francs ($1 1,260
at the current rate of exchange)
for Gen. Eisenhower's autograph
yesterday at an auction In behalf
of bombed-out residents of Nor
mandy. The auction was held dur
ing performance of the Follies
Bergere.
Evening star., 1944-12-18

he said, had no opportunity to pro-
test at hearings before the District
committees OF either branch OF Con-
gress, although copies of its reso-
luton Of protest were sent to both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
|WLBExpi|ains
Bonus Limits
Up TO SIS Permissible
Without Any Approval

Companies which have never
paid a Christmas bonus are not
Obliged to pay one this year, Louis
c. Miriam, chairman of the De-
troit regional War Labor Board
said Saturday.
Ever since we ruled that any
employer could pay a bonus of
SIS or less without WLB per-
mission confusion and trouble Of
almost fever-heat proportions
have abounded," Miriam ex-
planned.
There can be no dispute over
. bonus of SIS or under because
this kind of n bonus In permits
sible. but not mandatory"
Briefly, these are the governing
facts:
Bonuses without permission in
the same amount as last year are
legal. Percentage bonuses. even
II amount is greater are permis-
sible without WLB approval.
Under SIS. no permission is
necessary, whether a bonus was
paid last year or not.
Over SIS. II bonus is larger this
year than last, permission must be
obtained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Deer Hunting Toll
Climbs to z
international Photo

Death of two deer hunters on
return trips brought the seasons
total to q Saturday, as criminal
action was instituted against a
hunter who killed a 16-year-old
boy whom he ''mistook for deer."
The season closed Thursday.
The last two deaths reported,
those Of Robert Rushford. Bay
City police lieutenant, and Robert
Blank of Maple Rapids resulted
from auto mishapS.
Michael Eagle Of Brampton
waived examination Friday at
Escanaba and was bound over TO
circuit court on an involuntary
manslaughter charge in the shoot
ing of John Bunno, 16-year-old
BramptOn youth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Shddrey zedek
In Bond Rally

Congregation Shaarey Zedek
in its drive to sell S1,500,000 in
war bonds is holding a rally at
$50 p m. Monday in the social
hall OF synagog. Chicago and
Lawton. The principal speaker
will be Irving Davidson. noted
Jewish humorist. who will fly
from New York. Price OF adj
mission is pledge 10 buy a bond.
Mr.. Davidson has a collection
Of $500 Jewish jokes and Is
writing book on Jewish wit and
humor.
He is being brought here by
the bond drive committee and
the mems club Of Shaarey Zedek
at the request of members Of the
congregation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Jinx Train
10 Deaths in 10 Days
in Ionia Accidents

IONA. Dec. 2-Ten deaths in
10 days have resulted from cross
ing collisions involving Grand
Trunk passenger train No. n in
Ionia County.
John M. Ciganik. 2l-year-old
farmer, was killed late yesterday
at a crossing in downtown Ionia.
Six women were killed in a crash
Wednesday night, and a father
snd two sons lost their lives Nov
u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Koreans Celebrate Pact

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 (UP)-
Koreans here last night cele-
hrated the first anniversary OF the
Roosevelt Churchill Chang Kali
shek Cairo declaration which pro-
vided that Korea be given its
independence after Japan is de-
featedy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
ASK CEILING BOOST

Industry committeeman recon-
mended that OPA ceilings be
raised 10 per cent as an added
incentive for farmers TO market
laying hens.
Lockwood charges there is no
overproduction Of Grade IA eggs,
and said:
Eve contend the government
IL playing into the hands of dis
tributOrs by taking of the mar
ket millions of dozens of eggs
80 AZ TO enhance scarcity condi-
lions and permit higher retail
prices.
Consumers can use every
fresh egg produced II sold at
reasonable prices Lockwood
added. Retail price Of eggs
jumped n cents during OctO-
Der and this IL the highest price
they have sold In 25 years.
Eggs are up more than any
other single food item, and at a
time when bacon and other
meats are not available much Of
the time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Dog Takes Doghouse
In Chase Of Squirrel

ARLINGTON. Mass, Dec. 2
(UP)-Berengarius. a ST. Bernard
belonging to Charles Folsom, gave
chase the other day when a squir-
rel started making faces at him.
The squirrel bolted, the dog after
the rodent, and the two followed
by the doghouse to which the ami
NAL had been chained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
EggContro|
Plan Assdi|ed
Consumers Council
Hits Lansing Proposal

Greater Detroit Consumers
Council voiced a strong protest
Saturday over sharp reduction in
1945 laying hen and egg goals for
Michigan as set Friday by gov.
eminent officials and farm leaders
in Lansing.
"The government simply Is
permitting continuation of
stupid scarcity program, FIRST
with the killing Of little pigs,
then blowing under of cotton.
and now by chopping Oft the
heads Of laying hens" Charles
c. Lockwood, attorney for the
council, declared.
CALLS PRICE TOO HIGH
"Seventy cents n dozen Ii too
much for the average factory
worker family and white collar
families TO pay for Grade "A
(strictly fresh) eggs" Lock-
wood charged. "eyen when they
are available"
The council, acting as spokes-
man for various civic groups and
unions. Is seeking TO eliminate the
grading system. which il is
claimed adds 10 TO II cents 10
the cost of eggs. Substitution of
sale by weight is urged 10 effect
the savings for consumers.
Action at Lansing cut the lay
ing hen production goal to $751;
600 for next year. slash of Is
per cent. Egg production was re-
duced by 20 per cent, or 1l2,-
10000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Buffalo Boat Here
For Nlackinac Race
By GEORGE f.. VAN

BanGa'ore pride n Lake On
taro NdCht>men was moored at
the Bdy>Iew Yacht Club today by
Elmer tthc GroaD Bud DOYLE OF
Buffalo and Youngstown. y Y.
and the S-nctcr Sloop VIII be
among the starters in the Port
MISUNDERSTANDING race July ID.
II Will bc The FIRST time a sail
Yacht from that section has taken
part BOZ The Port Huron trip Doyle
* We'll known here lie has won
The Barthel Trophy series The last
three years, one ln Chicago and
The last two on Lake 81 Clair.
and he'll De- back again at the end
of August 20 defend has laurelS.
Mcri Ano proved 90 have the
best nose for breeze BY finishing
well ou' IN 'front.' OF a fleet Of Eve
.'at boats la>t night IN the third
race of a iIvr-race elimination
series 10 determine Crescent Sail
Yacht Club representative IN the,
in the WoFld'> Championships, TO
bT ncid az Chicago this month
The FIRST TWO. races were held
i8-f Sunday AWIih Elmo Murine
winning both Nurmc finished
.Hi .a' night, Alex AlardyCe
has finished second in al three
rere. and Au0 has two thirds
and = fist
The Lawlcy HOS, started their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

victory. So was 1t. Comdr.
Tony Hlnklc, the athletic dircC-
tor of Great Lakes naval training
center.
Tony, roommate of Fritz
CriSler at University Of Chicago,
was IN a. baseball uniform and
worked out before the game.
Bert Fodor put IN eight hours in
the airplane division of the Ford
company before his maSterful
pitching exhibition against the
sailors Mickey will have a
chance 10 add a couple Of the boys
who beat him TO his lineup soon
Bill Van Vliet, the first base
man. and Harry Lindberg, the
catcher. left today for their boot
training at Great Lakes.
Mrs. Cochrane visited the win
nerS after the game and assured
Manager Jimmy Rooney he'd find
the sailors much tougher when
they visited Great Lakes late this
month.
Among the 5000 fans that
iammcd the stands were many of
the towns top sports figures q.
Walter Hagen and AL Watrous
were there SO was Jack
Adams. the hockey man e.. And
Russ Gnau. who did such a grand
Job with the Ryder Cup matches.
Dad Butler and Scotty Montcith
were discussing fights as they
always do 60. Harry Wlsmer and
Don Wattrick handled The public
address system.
Kid Mccoy was around So
were Larry Aurie. Normie Smith
and Mud BrunetCau 60. NOmle 5
son and MiCkcy'S nephew were the
imaScotS Ty Tyson was greet
ing friends all over the place
SO was Joe Busha 49,. and Howard
Sweeney
Iris Speaker came over from
Cleveland for the game He
sat with Frank McAllister D..
Jimmy and Tommy Long were on
hand as was Eddie Barbour.
John BugaS and Stan Fay got
a big bang out OF the Ford victory
Several thousand sailors from
Dearborn naval training school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

han. the young New Orleans
pitching star signed by the Red
SoX. is one Of five children. :.
Dicks dad is a city fireman in
the Crescent City,. One time
down in Texas. 1t. Ben Hogan
beat Byron Nelson in a 9-hole
match with a 80 for a caddie
championship.
Mel OFT has appeared in over
$500 major league games, an
interesting total when il is re-
called he was warned 19 years
ago his piano legs might not
hold out.
Barney McCoSky. former Ii
ger, batted in 7 runs in his
Navy clubs IL TO 4 victory in a
recent game in one of the Serv-
ice leagues operating in the Ha-
wailan Islands :. He collected
two home runs, one with the
bases loaded. a double and a
triple,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

July 4. the date when old the
oriStS said baseball championships
were decided, has come and gone.
A glance at your standings today
will show the ST. Louis Cardinals
leading their closest rival in the
National League by 10i3 games.
This means 1he Cardinals are
lin.
In the American. the Brow
still are out there by two and
half gameS. which is A very. very
flimSy lead. But the Browns have
been there so long now one begins
10 wonder if that dream OF an
all-St Louis series really isn't
coming true.
Sure things 10 come at the Fair
Grounds (and don't say we didn't
tell you) Kirwin. Buckle Down,
Buttermilk, Good Going and Red
Royal
And just in case YOU have In
come tax problems well whisper
these two: Anita Chiquita and
Cecil
-~oldIeTs Ruy war Ronds Too--- ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Filley TO Return

Pat Fillcy. discharged from
the marines because of bad
knees. has had the knee operated
on and he may he back for foot
ball AZ Notre Dame thus fall.
a paS>er likely 80 succeed
Angelo Bertelli and Johnny Luz
Jack AZ South Bend IS Joe Gas
parella. 2 'l7-year-old from Van
dergrlff Pa who stands s feet
{ inches and weighs 2Oi pounds
lie played every position in high
school and first worked as CEN
ter for the Irish.
Byron Nelson says Walter
Hagen vas his boyhood idol. q
II liked Hagen's great uphill
fights" reported Nelson. Ever
since my caddir days I've tried
To acquire Walters psychology"
liclo Bettna and Curtis
N4fchet Man Sheppard eN-
change punches IN a Pittsburgh
ring July is
Invest IN Invasinn Bu, = Bond----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

point score season last night and
drifted around the triangular
course with Dave Suffer Jr.
getting the winning gun 10y a good
margin. -Four boats were AT the
starting line With the fifth boat.
which sailed up from the Little
Club getting there 10 minutes
late. This is 10 be 4 regular
Wednesday night feature and all
10 owners are invited TO partici-
pate.
BILGFWASH: Polly white
Heathcrl went aground up the
Canadian shore yesterday and re-
CURED not one. not two but
THREE coast guard ships TO get
her off.
Spug. Jimmy Grants new g.
meter will arrive on wheels Mon
day from OlCott. y Y. where he
bought her from Doyle -. Red
CarlSon'S now schooner Mlngo
arrIvcdiat the Detroit Yacht Club
safely from Rochester She's
Il Slicker and viii hc IN the Macki-
nee race II her new owner can
POUND up 4 crow BY The
way there's one hcckuva
shortage of crows Tor the Macki-
nae race and u YOU know OF a
good boy let US know &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06

players wore size az or a. jersey,
80 and 80 were in the majority
now.
Among the candidates the first
day were Fred Matthaei Jr., son
of the president of Linsdale Col
lege, who played end for Ann
Arbor High last year, and AL Alfs.
son of the former president of
the Lions. He is a blocking back,
Bob Westfall will not be in
school until the November term,
so there isn't much likelihood he
will join the team. He is still dick
ering with the Detroit Lions and
may sign with them. The star
fullback of a couple of years ago
has been given a medical dis
charge from the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-06
Sports
Steve O'NeiII Seeks
SIuoger Among SD
Birthday Presents
By LEO MACDoNELL

Skipper Steve O'Neill Of the
Tigers in Boston today cele-
brated has SD birthday looking
through his presents for a
couple Of eNtra-baSe hitterS e,
Bob Jeans onetime Detroit
Times reporter who likes sports
so much they made him dra-
matte critic 81 the New York
Daily News. on vacation in De-
troit reported the boxing and
race track Joe Zilchs IN New
York have gone in for the ballet.
What with fight seconds and
zee gee tOuts gone daft over toe
dancing and Mickey Walker and
Ike Williams painting ana
sketchIng, there's still chance
for culture In the land" Robert
thinks.
And II is still next 10 impos-
sible 20 get tickets for Okla
homer or Verse Of the Toltle,
according 10 Robert.