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his luck seems TO have taken d
backward turn. He lost tough
one at Chicago Sunday while
seeking the elusive eighth vic
tory.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS THURSDAY
Pittsburgh /, Cincinnati 0.
New York 8, Brooklyn 2.
Philadelphia, S, Boston 4.
Only games.
GAMES FRIDAY
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brook yn at Philadelphia
night.
Only games.
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Tigers Make
Bow Tonight
in Twilight
Brock Even in
Six Overtime
Comes in Season

DETROIT, June 10 (A) -
The Detroit Tigers playing their
first 1914 twilight game against
the st Louis Browns tonight,
are determined 10 stay out of
extra inning games with the
Cleveland Indians.
The Tigers have broken even
IN SIX overtime games this sea
son. However, on April 20. they
dropped l2-innlni decision Z
to to Cleveland, and yester-
day they lost, 3 to 2, in l3
frames. In each case relief art
isl Joe Heving was the winning
pitcher.
Hard working Paul Trout
went the distance and was
charged with his sixth defeat
against seven victories when
Orls Hockett Topped a double to
left field with one out and scor-
ed on a sharp single by Paul
Q Dea, former Michigan State
Lacquer at Flint. This delight
full ending for the Cleveland
fans gave the tribe a split of the
four game series.
SouthpaW Frank Overmire,
who BANKED the Chicago White
SoX IN his last start, will face
Slgmund Jakucki or Bob Mum
Grief of the Browns on the
mound tonight. The Clubs play
a single game tomorrow and II
double-header Sun d a y. To-
nights starting time is & p. m.
(EWT).
rWO-RUN RALLY
Trout pitched a nine hitter
while three Cleveland hurlers
gave up IL hits. With two out in
the seventh Buddy Rosar sin
gled for the third safety off
Trout, and it started tWo-run
rally, Ken Keltner drew a pass
thereafter and Russ Peters and
Allie Reynolds Clipped in with
run scoring singles.
Reynolds, American League
strikeout king, had a shutout
going into the ninth, but the
Tigers rallied TO tie it up and
send the game into extra inn
ings.
/ Chuck Hostetler started with
a single, one of his three hits
and Bob Swift walked, Charley
Metro coming in as pinch run.
ner. Hostetler advanced on
Trout's fly and scored on Joe
Hoover's double, Metro stopping
at third, Roger Cramer was
passed Intentionally and Ed
klieman came in to pitch to Ed
die Mayo, who lofted a run
csoring fly, before Klieman dis
posed Of Rudy York.
The only Tiger threat in later
innings came in the tenth when
Pinky Higgins walked, advanc.
ed on Jimmy Outlaws sacrifice
and went to third on Hostetler s
infield single Paul Richards
then grounded into double
play.
The victory gave Cleveland q
to 5 edge over Detroit this sea-
son. The Tigers chung to their
third place standing.
CORSICA FACES BROWNS
Inside pitches: Johnny Cor
sica will face the Browns tomor.
row with Rufus Gentry and Hal
Newhouser working Sunday.
The Indians come into Briggs
Stadium for a three game series
starting Tuesday, and then the
Tigers leave home until July 10
At the rate he is going
Trout still has chance to re.
peat as 20-game winner, bu
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TOMORROW'S GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE-NeW
York at Boston GU; Brooklyn at
Philadelphia; Cincinnati at Chi
cago Pittsburgh at ST. Louis
(night.
AMERICAN LEAGUE-Phil-
adelphia at New York (2); ST,
Louis at Detroit,
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The Monitor-Leader
FRIDAY JUNE l6. 1914 PAGE &c
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PAGE 10

Philadelphia at New York
$50 p. m,
Boston at Washington, $50
p. m.
st. Louis at Detroit 600 p. m.
Chicago at Cleveland, $50
.. m.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

Hubarth & Schott 7, Pryde
Tool e. Die 6.
D. n. Cooley 5, Miller's Dairy
Bar 2.
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J@MMH<.
Nv the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS THURSDAY
Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 (l3 in
nings).
Boston 5, Philadelphia /.
Washington 3, New York 2.
Only games.
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One-Minute Sports Page

Ionovers Bertha Il :59l2) the only TO win the
Hon,betonon and produce Of that trottng classic
died lost Sunday at the Hanover Pa Shoe Forms Han
overs $50 and her daughter Shirley HonOVer
in 1887 Billy Petroe appeared at the Armstrong Davis
punchfest last night and the Goden crowd really expressed
approval Of the old Forgo Express - but loud Vnstur-
Iooh who may be running for your dough in the 94 Ken
tucky Derby wos named thot because he fooled while his
portownes Pfc Winnie Byrne intercollegiate ZPound
boxno champ at Syracuse. was home on Through reod
shovno Iona tradition for freshmen oobaes OF Georgia
hos been ruled out this Coach Woy Butts soys boil Poy
valuable to risk having any skinned neaos IN serum
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Sports Roundup
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

NEW YORK, June 10 - tAP) - The National Museum
OF Baseball at Coopeston y recently hos OCCURRED ball
presented TO Copt Roy Smith former governor of 6uon by
the Navy champion for l97l8 ond artificial hand
.L,b 8 Bl>stone once used 70 pav baseball We
hope the person who buys that japanese Paul Waner BAT
when is ouconed bond rodo program tomorrow
was found by Marine Corp Charlie Truitt OF Wilmington Del
in she'll crote Nonur Island surrounded by seven dead
Nps Truitt sent to Woner who contributed II 10 'he
war bond drive
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bud De Groot the Washington Redskins new coach thinks
he can tok Mrs Andy Forkos INTO letting her ubock nus
band play football oeo,n next fo Inc enone be
formation She's alarmed about the botterng Andy takes try
inc to run oqost major league lines from the single wing tor
motion
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Baseball Today
FRIDAY

BY the Associated Press
eastern War Time)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
900 p. m.
Cincinnati at Chicago, 400
p. m.
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GAMES FRIDAY
ST. Louis at Detroit, twilight.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland, night.
Boston at Washington, night
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Service Department

Pvt Fletcher j. Corr, 38-yeor-od former Piedmont
Lacquer who plays right field on the GamP Ellis w. boebo
team known to his teammates as Pop The Comp
MackoI 326th glider team with Dave l0ionts Koso pitch
ing Of the fovoed eos in the North Corono Service
Mems Baseball Tournament Greensboro June 3OJuy a.
Chief Specialist G N Byon Jr former Arkonsas Stote
Teachers athlete who will have charge Of basketball at the
Cooote u Naval Fqht Prep School, olso teaches hondto
hond combo which Just what the authorities have been
trvino TO Toxic Of baseball.
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Headline Headliner

Todoys Headline Yonks Bomb JaPoN WTth super
Plones The old way Of saying the same thing used 70
be- Ruth Hits Another
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Sic tatbolii6e Stride
Nutter ber Qualification
BON 8iidlpf Or. g. @aib

Oie fatbolii6e Stride bat BEL ibrer
8riln0lng cine WeltbeItimmltng ct
balten 3u alien @0ltern 1ouen lire
9oten geben, sic 0ffenborungen Got
teS bertiin0en, ibnen Die @naoenquel=
len ser Saframente eroffnen uno 1ie
ben Weg 0eS 9eile5 neiien. Ger1die-
Sen iino nun Sic 80lfer ser groe in
Eibrer Natur 11no berI6ieoen in ibrer
! 8eIdbte, 81 berldieoenen 3eiten tres
ten iie ouf ibre 8eitimmlng 5u er>
filllelL oerI6ieoen lit lire Steuung=
nabme 5ltr g0ttli6en Seilsbotldaft>
beri6ieoen Ouber old Ger ginfluB
Ser totbolilden Stride ouf ibre @nt=
pidlung. SSSn Wobrbeit lit oies oos
Tbema Ser 8eltgeldid)te, sic @el6id,
te Der Nufnabme ser Seil5bot16uft
our6 Sic Nolter. Oenn sic 8eltge=
Ididte lit nidt BLOB Brofangeld)i6te,
tie lit audi, ia bouptiadlib uno me
lentlt6, &eligionsgeIdidte. 0ie @e'
ldidte Ser G0lfer lit audi ni6t 5uerit
&riegSgeicbidte, ionoern oorerit uno
bauptiadlid &ulturgeididte. Die
&ulturgeid)ihte aber lit in ibrem tiefz
iten 8eien &eligionsgeibibte. l1no
oas g8eltgeri6t miro oas groBe G6au=
ipiel iein oas oie 80lfergeidi6te Dor
BEN 9lugen oller 8olter 5uglei6 ouf.
rollt.
Ser ipaniite 8biloiopb uno Sbeo,
loge 8almes iagte 81 ieiner 3eit nidt
BLOB I'M Sinblid auf oie 56id1ale lei.
mes goltes, ionoern in einem alIge'
meinen lleberblif: ,Oie fotbolii9e
&ir6e bat 18 Sobrbunoerte ser 9ouer
fir lt6. Sic bat als 1idere 8eItati.
gung ibrer @0ttli6feit ibre eigene
Sortoauer inmitten 10 GROCER Sinoer.
niiie. Sir ibre @ottli6teit ipri9t oos
8lut bon rn3Gbltgen MGrtprern, sic
(6ortieBlng ouf 5eite y
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5crQlctldt rnO ais &l1rtrnnt bcnubt.
Die meiiten Oieler Yflou5en10ite
entbalten &ali lm0 oie1e &alilol5e in
ibnen pirteu oiel It0rter auf unlereu
Srgonisnus ein ols tpie Notronlnl5e
6. 9 &odiul5). 9luBeroem finoen
iid nod idlpefelia1re 5ol5e in oeu
Soften Dor; n1andc beliben oudy
5ienrlidl oiel lien, 5. 9. ser Spinot.
(S6lnB fplgt)
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jung uno frii6 i'm griinen Weoi be.
ionoers traftig tpirfen, i6leimig-idar-
Te, tpie sic ipiten uno breiten 8ege-
ride (8lantogines) Damn 5itterlide:
oen Suflattig, 8oreti6 (8oro9o);
i6leimig-iaI5ige: ben 5ptnot, Die
8odbunge, Die gee1lel, BEN Bortulaf,
Oos 8irtenmalier; ibleimig=bittere:
oen 2onen5obn, @roroudL Sic S6of'
garbe. gu oen einfob -bitteren Yflan=
gen 5Gbleu ser &lee, ooS Ea1len0gul-
oenfraut, Der 8ermutb (IbIintb);
5l1 Sen Gtbertld -bitteren 9eboren Die
8ertramstplr5, ser &oinfarn, Der
8unoermann; 3u oen dtberil6=l6lei=
migen mo Damn l6arfen: Oie Yeters
lilie, oos 2ofIelfrout, bic 8runnen=
freilc, Der &alberfropf ser WoIier>
Ienf ser Wfeerretti6 (&rcO, Der
Maucrpfeifer, Ser 8au6beil (@ru110z
beiO. Souer= =5uiommen5iebeno iin0
belonoer5 sic 9ouslpllr5, Ser Soler=
olnpTer, oos BIeunigtral1t (Dad=
mur3). Am bdufiglten unter ben Dor
genannten &rautern neroen Die 8ad=
bunge (Neronico beccobuugo) ooer
Der Guel1en =GbrenpreiS, sic 8ruu=
nenfrel1e, Ser 8itterflee unO ser So
tpen3obu, ebenlo olt6 ser 'pibe Wegez
ri6 5u &r0llter16ften benuBt.
0ie 8eltonoteile Oieler &r0uterl0Ite
iino ie nod) StanOort (8ooenbeid)uf=
fenbeit) Sage, SITTER, Sobres5eit per
ihicoen; ocsbalb 1ino 81 e6riibling5-
5eit, trodeneS @etter, ionniger 5tanO
lmo i,nge &r0llter oie 8eOinglng sur
Gr5ielung gutter S6fte uno bieroltrd
gutter Wtulentrren.
9ln Der rlbieOcneu logenannten &r1lt
terlaftfuren neroen oeSbalb arH Der
ldieoenc bon Ben genmnteu Yilon5en,
ia no6 ibrem G1rtlpidlungsltuOim
uno ser 5lora Ser @e9enO Ielb1t ent-
lpre6enO, gelpablt. 60 be1teben Die
&rdl1teriGfte in 91ei6enbaIl aus 9o6=
bunge 8runnenfreiie, 90pen5obn,
Suflattig, Jieber= oOer Ballertlee;
oieier Saft 1dnedt aud lebr bitter
lno idorf Su Streitberg unO Otltgz
gen0orf peroen bauptia6lid nur
8odbunge, 8rlnnentre1le uno 90tuen=
3abn, oft nur oie erlten beioen oIlein
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fur
D RHEUMATlSCEE oder
ID NEURALCIsC
. SCHMERzEC,I

Wenn Sic an den furchsbaren
Schmerzen und BeschWerden Won
Rheumatismus und Neuralgie leiden;
wenn friedliCher Schlaf wegen steifen
Ma c kens, schmerzender Muskeln,
muskuloser Ruckenschmerzen, Yer
renkungen, Verstauchungen oder
Quetschungen unmoglich isl, schrei-
ben Sic sotort an DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co. fur cine tcnioss
Probefla sche Forni's Heil-O>l Lini-
ment. Rheumatische UNI ne2ra!g:-
sche Schmerzen sind Off ais NIT
Entzundung. .Schwellung. B!u>2:ok.
kung und VerlanGsamter Zir!:ui,. ton
IN den behafteten Teilen Veruun1"n.
Mu MuskelsChmerzen konnen tatsac chli1h
Won aussen gelindert werden durch
einfaches Einreiben NIT Forni's
He'll Gel Liniment. Dieses ausEe-
zelchnete Liniment arbeitet schneil,
den Blutzuhuss in die verietzten,
wunden, schmerzenden Geweh~ "a
beschleunigen. Die Schmerzen lassen
mach sowie die Natur arbeitrt, nor
males. aktives Muskel- -Wohlbehascu
wieder herzustellen. Versuchen Sic
es an sich selbst vie Tausende an.
dere seit uber SO Jahren getan ha-
ben. Es kostet Sic NIGHTS urd Sic
wero l froh sein, dass Sic es getan
haben.
DR.. PETER FAHRMEY & SONS co.
ra. l6-17A
25ol Washington Blvd. chic 90 IL, Ill.
2s6 Stanley ST., Winnipeg, Man. Con.
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namentIt6 beim 8oIfe iebr beliebt un6
baloiglt melt berbreitet. Daou fa1n
nod, bob man ben meilten Der ge-
brau6ltden &rauter i'm olIgemeinen
uno nt6t NIT l1nre6t felt uralten 3ei=
ten eine be0eutenoe reinigen0e (pur=
gierenoe) rn0 aufloienoe &raft 5lt>
idreibt. 5ingt ia i6on Obio (Yont.
4,3): 8ibe purgantes pectora iuccos!
(Auf tneipe oie bruitreinigenoen
Sdftl) llno @eQiuS lpri6t bon 0en
8unoern in Ser Seiltunlt, Oie 0urd)
&rauterlGfte betpirtt peroen.
OoB man i'm 2oufe ser 3eiten audi
bier oa5uoft 5u melt gine uno idlieB=
lid in ein5elnen Bflan5en uNubeil=
mittel" gegen ale Sdaoen uno @e=
breden uno ieg1ide @ebre1ten inner
li6er ooer duBerli9er 9lrt, glei9Iam
llniperIalmittel gefl1noen gu boben 1t6
einbiloete ooer oorgob, lGBt 1ih niht
leugnen.
8e9en 10 monderlei ultnfu9e"
ooer WiBbrau6e, Die NIT Sen &rau=
terfuren aumdb1id) itd einI6ltden,
mur0en mitunter ielb1t sic belten
&router in 6en Sintergruno beOrGngt,
in0em man ou6 bier oos &ino nit
0em 8ooe ausi6iittete. Mon 1udte
Damn 3ur 3eit ser bliibenoen @oloma=
6ertun1t uno Mtdemie Sic getp0bnlide
8irtung Ser groBeren @oben bon no.
titrli6en Bflon5en our6 tleinere 60
ben anOerer> ieood biel itarter mir
ten0er Stoffe, QllfoloiOe, @rtrufte,
WeetauIal5e "a. g. uetiilber, 8red=
peinltein H. 091.) 3u erieben. Sa1t
leit menigen Sabr5ebnten bat lid) tpie-
ser cine erfreulide bernungtgemGBe
&iidtebr 3u notiirli6en uno einfaden
Witte1n alt6 in oer mil1enlhaftli6en
Nr5neifun6e geltero gemo6t
@tipa so 9lrten bon &rautern lino
es bouptiGdlid, Die man in neuerer
3eit gum @ebraud)e bel Sriiblings=
o0er &rdl1terloftfuren olS belonoers
pirtiam 1pie6er in @ebraud) 5og. Sd
min bon Oielen MIR sic wibtiglten 11nO
aqbefanntelten (ou6 Dem geidtboto=
niter geldufigen) nennen.
O}an unter16etoet unter Ben Der
ldieOenen SeilfrGrtern, Die ie0o6 nur
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Seriiingunesfuren.
Gin gutes 4rduterbu9 aus friibe-
rer 3eit mar 5ualeid 6os eigentli6e
~0ottorbu6' i'm boQlten Sinne oes
Bortes. &rauter ipielten ia INNER
Die Souptrollen oIs Seilmttte1 gegen
alle innerli6en tpie GuBerli6en 59G-
Den uno @ebre6en. 60 mar es Iange
Dor Gbriitus, 10 tpar es lange Belt
no6 @briitus Der San getpeien unb
unIere beutigen 9llfoloioe uno anoe-
rem 6emii6en Braparate itno 5unneiit
nur fein ausge5ogene, abgeoompfte,
in &riitauform gebra6te &rGuteriGfte
10 oas Morpbin, Beratrin, gbinin,
Santonin, Nifotin, Digitalin nim.
Sm Sabre 8O5 beroronete Scarf ser
@roBe, oaB Me0i3in rnter Dem gea=
men PbDitf geIebrt uno in Sen &loiter,
gdrten oie 9lr5nei= uno Seilpflan3en
ange6aut meroen iollten, 3. g. @ibii6,
8o6min5e, Meer3piebel, 5ooebaum
uIn.
Sn Dem 2ebrgeoi6te ser oltbe.
riibmten 56u1e 81 5olerno aus oem
Sabre 1t0t, betitelt ,Oie 8Iute Der
@eIun6beit" beiBt es in ben Monots.
regeln bonn Woien:
~Mit Wur5eln uno monderlei &C.
frdut
8ereite Oie Speiien, oas ilt geiun0
allen 2eut!"
Sm &loitergorten 3u ct. @aaen
paren idon i'm Sabre $50 foIgenoe
@r5neifrauter ongebout: 2ilie, Stole,
Soltei, &aufe (oie Sophia 6irurgo=
rum), Goute, 5iegtpl1r3, gngelpur5,
Die Win3en, 2tebit0deI uim.
Ser beriibmte 9lbt 81 &ei6enou,
Balofrieo 5trabo (8O7-848) i1t
Der Serfoiier zines uSortu1us", 5. i.
,&rautrgortens" in 0erien.
Ooo bon Meuoon (geltorben i'm
Sabre 116t) idrieb gIeidfaus elm
loteinii6es @e6idt in Serametern
viiber oie &rGfte Ser 8flan5en'', I'M
ter Dem Eitel: >Mocer flori0us" be-
fannt.
Neben oieien iiber oie SetlfrG tie ser
&rGuter i6reiben6en MGnnern Iin0
nod aus friiberer 3eit 5u nennen:
Der ar3t Ebieoegg bon 8rog (ge1t.
1O17), Damn Die beriibmte 9lebtil1in
Siloegaro i'm Rloiter 3uppertsberg
(1O99-1117), @rabanus Maurus,
gr5biidof bon Main5 (774-956)
uno nod biele anoere
aus 6ieien friiben 3eiten itommen
au9 unIere Sriiblings- ober Otaien>
frauterfuren.
8eil ober oieie Maienfuren falt inn
mer uno iiberall nit 03e6t ibre elf,
riglten slnbanger eefunoen botten,
oesbalb bat aud iofort, beion6ers in
unlerem 19. Sabrbunoeot nno in oei=
len lebten De5ennien unter oem 9sro.
tettorate Der Heflame uno unter Der
4egtoe 6es S9pinoels oie @ebein-
mittelinouitrie it6 bes an un6 fiir itd]
.@uten, ia 8eiten ben1ddtigt> Inn bier
aus fir ii6 &apital 5u i6lagen, iei es
oaourd, oaB Dem glaubigen 8ublifum
itatt pirflider &rGutereiien5en irgen6
cine ui6ofle 8riibe' berfouft ODER,
tpenn mirtli6 &rGuteriGfte abgegeben,
0ieie All Id1nmIoS hohp11 gR,tr1prS,,rnz
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@nieeto ouf Dem Sanbboben ser
fleinen Eulagi-Sn empfangen
Die fatbolii6en Il. g. Martner Die
FL. &ommunton, bebor ite in oen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25
Canada Will Ship
Less Pulp Into j. 5.

WASHINGTON. Nov. q (UP)
canadian mills viii continue 10
,hip nowSprint 90 the United
states during the irSt slN months
If 1915 az INC t9fi rate OF 700
100 tons a month. the War Pro
auction Board announced today
There will be a reduction M Cana
dian shipments OF pulp. but this
win not affect the amount OF
newsprint available 10 l, ). pub
fishers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25
Bags a Buck. Loses Wife

devoid Of his wife. daughter and
all the household furnishing, Mes
zaros stated.
Taking up another hunt, he
finally found his wife and daugh-
ter at the home of Mrs. Mes
zaroS' sister at S276 Rathbone.
Meszaros was granted an in
junction restraining his wife from
dispOSing OF the furniture and
taking thcir daughter Sandra, out
OF the jurisdiction OF the court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25

Although he hagged a buck. he
lost his wife. daughter and all of
his furniture. John l.. MeSzaros.
4Sl6 Plummcr. asserted in "A dl-
vorce petition against Shirley
MeSzaroS filed today in circuit
court.
When he returned from a deer
hunting trip on Nov. 10 he found
ms home AZ the Plummer address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-25
Swedish Ship Sinks,
Believed Torpedoed

STOCKHOLM, Nov. "a (UP)-
The Swedish steamer Hansa. with
so passengers and "a crewme n
aboard. sank today while en- route
from Nynacsham to Gotland and
was believed 10 have been tor
nedocd or Struck a mine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

known, but, what with the news of his
romance 10 Wilma they must have
made pretty hot reading anyhow.
The lattcr's papa. II Is true, is the
skipper OF HobOken barge, and as a
consequence she spent rather nauti-
cal childhood However, she was no
naive scoW-maiden when cafe society
decided 70 give her the glamour
treatment.
At that time She. or at lcYst sec.
lions of her had already achieved
some prominence on magazine covers
and in toothpaste ads. for She had
become John Powers model
A group OF gay young m6n-about-
Manhattan including artists Peter
ATnO ana NiCGtcland Barclay and
columnist Lucius CSnOot II You Nustb
Beebe made up their minds 10 do
right by her neglected sections.
The $4,000 debut Of Brenda Frazier
gave them an idea of how 20 go about
it They would stage a mock debut
OF their own, glamOurdebut 70 end
all glamOu-debutS
SO they banded together and, call.
ing themselves Wilmas "Dutch
Uncles' in recognition of her Dutch
ancestry, presented that young lady
in toto-to a glittering assemblage OF
movie stars and cafe Socialites, on
strictly Dutch treat basis.
The receiving line greeted many
prominent people and lot of society
gals who had come TO sneer but re.
manned to applaud the poise and
modcsty which Wilma displayed
Afterwards. inStea of daShing
home in her pumpkin coach, the syn.
thctic debutantc fingered on among
the celebrities and while later sue.
cumbcd 10 the charms of the Spanish
Prince Charming.
1t is to be hoped that her Dutch
unclcS did not diSband and associate
themselves from her, following her
marriage for if ever a girl seemed 10
be a candidate for the peculiarly
fortnight advice usually associated
with Dutch Uncles, Wilma is the girl
right now.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY ~
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gITIS dTc1m you Ought 70 see that
. natty little moustache and that slick
%lack hair, and always had plenty of
what it takes.
His looks and his birth are still
above reproach but the source Of his
cash and some Of the episodes Of his
romantic career have begun 10 &C.
quirc a kind of dubious appearance.
For example, T. T. Conroy special
t'BI agent for the New York area.
Say, that while Ncicrauo. or Count
MIA DE TaJo 49, his nightclub pals
Inu...rN IA antf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Francisco Franco during the Spanish
Civil War he became chummy with
some OF Frances NaH allies.
Nor were these auld acquaintance
forgot, it is alleged. when ne went
10 Berlin and Munich 10 recuperate
from the wounds he had received i'm
the field. or, later after the fall of
France when he WENT 10 live al Biar-
ritz, the famous society playground
II was in the resort, Mr. Conroy as
serts that his plans to act as an agent
in'thlS country m3turcd He had met
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

many rich and influential Americans
during their foreign travels and
through them, it is charged. expected
TO meet many more. especially mem
bers OF Congress. whose private views
on the likelihood OF t. s. participa.
ton in the war were OF value TO the
NaZiS
Given this assignment, Ar Conroy
says, Vejerano received a down pay.
ment OF 81 900 for his anticipated
services and migrated 10 New York,
ostenSibly as the representative of a
Spanish shipping Line According 20
the charges. he was 10 use his father
in Spain as a mail drop, sending
him hot letters for forwarding to
Germany.
Whether or not his letters ever con
tanned any such alleged matter is not
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