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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

puts IN an appearance.
Frank (Stubby) Oysrmire
viii will face Buck Newsom in
night game between the
Tigers and Athletics here TO-
night. IL will be the first game
under the ares for Detroit this
season and the first at home
for the Macks.
Walter Wilson il carded 90
hurl for the Tigers here Satur-
day with Harold NewhOuser
and Art Houtteman due to 20
In a double-header against the
Senators in Washington Sun
day.
The tranquility of O'Neill under
the managers narrowing expert
ences is amazing which of course
is a splendid thing With a heavy
heart. the Tiger skipper can still
pull n gag.
"You may have to pitch two
games in Washington Sunday"
O'Neill approached Newhousel
with a smile in the lobby of the
Tiger hotel after yesterday
game,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
BY GEORGE +. VAN

An act Of piracy was com
mItted AT the Detroit Yacht Club
yesterday when three small boys
sailed away with Lilith l. racing
yacht owned by Prof Arthur
Locke OF Wayne University.
The yacht was recovered with
he three small boys sui aboard.
by The Belle Isle harbormaster s
patrol boat The youngsters had
tried 10 >7ll undcr Belle Isle
Bridge The largest span on the
bridge iS IS feet above the
water The spar on the sloop-
rugged LilIth towers 40 feet above
deck.
This g., where the Young
pirates got m trouble Th, spar
Jammed under II span
The yacht suffered m.nor lam-
age 10 rigging and cabin
Although stealing boat .- ar
act oi piracy tc3, aoHen~e
punishable u.s. hanging uo action
IS being taken although Prot
Lock- thnkS thc pHat&> ua,e q
spanking coming \
Yesterday m pap A rr
another M q series Than Nslr. ro-
Act The Yachting 1atecr " lAol
Locke
As an Instructor in aero-dv-
namIcs al Wayne he IS bfusan-
ably the MASTER di tbcAwnu hu
all sorts of calbmities come fi-
way IN his sailbOat life
Three times thlg year be- has
fallen overheard wbch virtually
makes him q ifC H4pmBA4- -ef th4
IIcll-DivrrS Club
Sailing into Belle RNtf UP The
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Resume
Pin Match

Facing a deficite Of S43 pins,
Buddy Bomar of Chicago, national
match game champion. and Joe
Norris. captain of the national
tItle holding Suoh team. viii
open the last half of their Sc.
game home and home match
against George Young and Andy
Naripapa of New York al the
Palace Recreation here tonight at
S o'clock
There will be seven games TO-
night, seven tomorrow and two
blocks of seven Sunday at 3 and
S p. m,
Young. slated TO become a men,
Der of Louis Sielaff'S F. e B team.
champion of The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic for the past two
years, led the quartet in the first
% games in Hampstead. n. Y,
with a 2l3 average over his pet
drives. NaripapaS average was
2l0. Norris had 1876 and Bomar
1875.
III many hudl vi - Dblllol aiiN
Norris are given better than an
even chance of overcoming the
Fasteners lead to win the 81 600
purse, despite the margin. These
people are quick TO point out in a
match of this kind il is possible
TO pick up 100 or more pins in
two frames.
To win out. Bomar and Norris
will have TO beat their rivals by
30 pins each game and pick up
four more along the route. The
Chicago-Detroit duo has been
practicing on alleys $40 at the
Palace for the last two days, Bo-
mar averaging 235 for 20 games
and Norris 220.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
One-Hif Job
Beats TiianS

Michigan State and L Of d
baseball teams meet again at l..
of d. today after the Spartans,
on a one-hit pitching performance
by Keith Stenee. blankcd the
Titans here yesterday, 30
Bob Prendergast, L. of y. short
stop bagged the only hit off
Steffee. a single in the fourth.
Steffee struck out 10
The Spartans scored both runs
in the eighth off Chick Cunning
ham, Titan pitcher. who allowed
only five safetles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
How Derby Horses Ran

ALEXIs-Wuu mile and sixteenth Survivor
stakes az Pimiic0 IN ~ nat
BROOKFIEID-Second % Als1is\
BOBANET- THIRD 10 Alexis
DARBY pIEPPE Won seven furlong
feature az chunhu Downs IN l.25 As.
BYMEAROND-S4t1nd 10 DARCY Dieppe.
IRON ClTY-Third to Darby Dicppe M
BOB MANN-klsO ran IN Darby Dieppc race
BERCOLATOR-Won sir fufloDE race ~
Churchill Downs IN 1.132-5
CALYDON-Also ran IN hve and hali
furl0ng race az Churchill Downs
RED PIxIE-WOn mile and In-yAIs- s-Faee
AZ JAmaica IN 1.43 3-5
TOY BOMB-Second 20 Red Pixie
RED FIGURE-AlSo ran IN i've and half
furl0ng race a. Narragansctf
PATRIMONY-Also ran IN thfer-quAfter
mile race al santa Anita
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Canadian shore. he ran afoul of
hlgh-tension wires with the spar
of his boat.
Later his ship was diSmasted
Just after she had left the dock
at the Detroit Yacht Club with
happy load of would-be pick
nickerS This was caused by a
flaw in the rigging.
All this happened 10 Professor
Locke. man who in his inter-
national career has mined gold in
RhodeSla South Africa, served
with Gen. Allenby in Mesopo-
tamia and spent Che says) a year
win The Egyptian Coast Guard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Racing followers haven't for
gotten Pot o Luck came out n
the blue TO win his first big raV
He had been beaten in four
Douglas DodSon got him out OF
the Jam and brought him around
the field TO beat Plebescite,
Bymeabond. The Doge, Alexis and
others.
The six and seven, furlong races
so far don't mean a thing TO Ben
Jones colt except as conditioning
efforts. II won't surprise anyone
if Jones walks into the winners 3
circle TO greet his charge this
derby day just as he did with
PenSive last year and Whirlaway
in 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Sports
Al Benton S Record
Mas Most Brilliant
BY LEO MteDoNEtE

.N |AfAaN - - f''H
PHILADELPHIA. MAY - a
Bentons $ brilliant pitching prob
ably would be the difference of q
pennant 10 the Tigers, n was SAID
Just 50. the loss O.. h.S ln.
pitching may mean thc Joss O.. tEg
flag this year.
There can be no minimizing
the blow Ca the Tiger ~ tire
fractured ankle suffered by Ben
ton, who had won FIVE ont ~
his six games and in doing 80
had complied the most glitter
ing record In the ma jors this
spring.
Pitching siV complete games,
the big right handler had yielded
only -iAo- earned nuns -And-2h
hits. Three ot his victories
were -AhtteHfA.=
\ fractured ankle doesn't
mend in a hurry
Added Ia the loss Of Benton Is
the absence of Patti tBizzy3 Trout
and Bob Swift Trout is out with
a side Rilment and Swift wrcnched
his shoulder yesterday,
Trout, who reports he has been
"much better the last couple OF
days. may return 10 the mound
sooner than anticipated
Swift fe,fa tt'-tii5ait-S iiftttE-
ever. viii not help the catching
Swift has been an able working
mate 10 Paul Richards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Barrett Wins First
Start for Cards

Charley Barrett, former Boston
Brave obtained in the Mort
Cooper trade, won his first start
for the Cards, beating Brooklyn
rs. Barrctt's double in the
fourth inning. when the Cards
put on their biggest rally.
knocked Hal Gregg OF Brooklyn
off the mound.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Roxy and ZarnOff
Team for Match

Walter Roxy will team with
Zenko Zarnoff, Bulgarian mat
man. against Dale Haddoek and
Stanley Buresh in next Tuesdays
Australian tag team match at
Fairview Gardens. Louis Klein
meets Bert Ruby in a Junior heavy
title clash. Whitley Wahlberg
also tackles "Stocky" Nelson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

" ItClli II llllIlu-
full that With
out Benton his
club is going TO
be in dire need
@ I ST ar II n &
pitchers.
w hile { h G
quality ex-
c e lie mt, the
q Il nifty in
Tgep5a pitching
is not plentiful.
Steve is hoping
Rufus Gentry
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
IndustriaI League
Card for Today

F-f.s \ts PAimct-Bee, jayne Field
A. ....t .sA VS. Nlckeys wallace Field
fE Trl.t vs.. Gelatin Products. Belle Isle
SOFTBAIL
WEST NrE-Westheld VS. vickers Stoepe
F..r a trfirr vs. Eureka. Littleneld Para,
D.f t 50 Goddard a Goddard Littehtld
LhI sIDF- Fhif spring a Wire vs.
+rI-.F F--rrrr n ync III lf+i4---H
IT1mpsUn Products jayne So
i-Hr Manufacturing HirrCmHtir
..a.tr Ert So WnodsH IS BrrEs
Ar~-sG chandler PaTk No. b.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
HAS \ CHOICE

The two-mile is likely TO be
won by whichever of the Hume
twins Ken Doherty elects TO run.
Ross won il last year
George Walker of Illinois is
favored in both the hurdles events
and Purdue'S Ben HarveyNooks
the best of the field in the 100 and
220 although he'll be pressed by
Julian WitherSpoon of Michigan.
Michigan'S squad, "A strong will
arrive here this evening. The pre-
liminarieS of the meet will be held
tomorrow morning and the finals
starting at 2:30 p. m. Detroit
time).
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

and a former
h o c k @ y a n d
baseball star al
NJ / c h igan, VI
sions hockey as
one Of the first
r e & u | a r ! y
$ c h @ d u ] e d
sports between
foreign c ou n
tries.
"Our new
airline sched-
uIes call for
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
eiOrSica'S Hurting
Wins for Sailors

EVANSTON. Ill. May 25 CUP)
Johnny Corsica. former Detroit
Tiger pitching star. led Great
Lakes 10 a 9 10 ! victory over
Northwestern yesterday for the
SsuQrS' seventh straight victory
ot the ScaSOn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
BETTER GOLF
Stay Behind the Ball
BY SAM SNEAD

Coils Great Teacher and Player
tThls Is the seventeenth of ssIiesI
Stay behind the ball, But don't
stay so far behind it that you have
most of your weight on your right
foot and could be pushed flat if
somebody showed you with a
feather
Many fellows think they have
had about as perfect golf form
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Checker Exhibition

Joseph l. BaSsett will meet all
comerS at a checkers exhibition
Sunday al 2:30 p. m. in the Nc
Kerchey Bldg. Woodward avenue
opposite the Detrolter Hotel
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Seeks Midoe+ Players

Pitchers and infelders desiring
tryout with Firemens Midget
team please call Jack Mcintyre,
UN. 1-39i7 or NO. 1900 Candi-
dates must be - or younger and
not over 5 feet 5 inches in height.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Broken Lea
Put in Cast
BY LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA. May rs - AL
Benton will probably be able TO
pitch again within a month, ac-
cording to DR.. Walter Estel Lee,
who is attending the Tiger pitcher
at Pennsylvania Hospital here,
where he is confined with a trac-
tured leg suffered in a game be-
tween the Tigers and Athletics
yesterday.
Benton expects TO return TO De-
troit tomorrow night He will go
to Ford Hospital. The leg is in a
cast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
SWIFT NEWS GOOD

Or Ray Forsyth, Tiger trainer,
said today that IL is his belief that
Bob Swift, suffering from "Sepa-
ration" in the right shoulder go
something akin 10 dislocated
sihetiill tiilltAie der --weuld be behind the
plate within week o. 10 DAYS
which was good news Yesterday
II Vas believed the catcher might
be out for some tune Swift was
hurt late in the game on a play
at the plate
In the meantime Steve O'Neill'S
protest was on the way 20 VIII
=fiarTidge. president OF The league,
with what was believed was eX-
cellent chance that the contest
would be ruled out because OF the
miXup in the Philadelphia clubs
batting order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Fight Results
ny United Press

FALL RIVER Mass-Freddy Cabrai Isl.
Cambridge Mass knocked out Jeuy McGec
$50 Boston go. Tony Soayc ISL. Fall
River. stopped Johnny Moran. i55. Boston
a. Pat Doyle l36, Fal River. KNOCKED
out Al Mlchaud l3g Lewiston. Me t3I.
Barry Wood 1870 worcester. OutpOinted
Ru.ny Iumer. 10 MeMnnri. r. 1 a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Player Rules
to Topic
nv EDGAR HAYES

CHAMPAIGN. H.. May 25-
The Western Conference today
VIII tackle the perpleXing problem
of athlete recruiting, particularly
football players. 1t IS expected by
nIghtlall some new regulations
Will be written into the code.
The athletic directors and the
football coache, IN separate meet
ngS discussed the problem for
many hours yesterday without
finding ffiifHfeasAAfH455 4 formula that was ae-
.ceptable 10 both. All are agreed
SOMETHING must bc done either 10
open the field as some Of the
southern colleges do or 10 tighten
the rules.
Some coaches. notably Bernie
Bierman OF Minnesota and 30 Nc
MILAN OF Indiana fear TOO much
talent Will be lost if the rules are
made too strict. Others are OPP
posed 10 competing with the south
crn schools. This group believe
-maALaL the boyS-Mha- accept
liberal offers would be lost 10 Big
Ten schools anyway.
HOW 1T WORKS NOW
Under the present conference
rules "A coach may contact a boy
II he visits the campus or if he
makes a formal application and
files his marks. Under the last
rule, boys have been filing their
credits with dozen schools and
then wait Tor the most attractive
offer
Ii Paul Brown and his new con-
-nrctrofr,- he Cleveland team IN the
All American League, have been
the topic of much informal con-
-feasatieh.- Several schools are tn
favor of taking official action
against pro teams that try to sign
up college players now liz the SerX-
ice. Two athletic directors went so
far as 10 suggest games with
Great Lakes be Cancelled, but after
discussing the matter with others.
dropped the plan.
IT'S UP TO BOYS
-EritZ Crisler is of the opinion
no action can be taken. What can
we Say?' the Michigan athletic di-
rector asked other members of
the committee
I'VE can't talk about finishing
their education, because IL IN
possible for boy to play pro
football and attend college at
the same time. The boys them
selves will make their own de-
cidon."
The conference voted permiz-
sion for Northwestern To play sew
eral Of its home games in the Chi
cago Stadium. Several changes
were made in the football sched-
ule. Northwestern added the Iowa
Seahaw1<S for Sept. ~ and Mime
sofa will play them a week later.
Indiana added Tulsa and changed
the Northwestern game from
Bloomington 10 Evanston.
Crisler will confer with Great
Lakes and Iowa ScahawkS 10 ar
range a game with one of them
for Sept. ID.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
HUMES TO REPEAT

The Hume twins, if in condition
are expected 10 repeat their per-
formance Of last year when they
ran a dead heat in the mile.
Michigan may match its showing
of the indoor meet when the VOL
VerineS slammed the event, TAX
ing all five places for the first
time in the conference history.
With Bob Kelley. Illinois star
middle distance runner. not in the
best of condition due TO injuries,
Bob Hume is expected 10 win
Michigan also will have strong
contenderS in Dick Barnard and
Archie Parsons Parsons, a for
mer New York University runner.
beat his teammates in a dual meet
against Purdue last week IN the
excellent time of :55.3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
g.Nf.HeanaHs:aEsaRRa.e
Makes I'd FaVOrit0
International Sound Photo
By EDGAR HAYES

CHAMPAIGN May 25-It will be Michigan Illinois and Ohio
state in thai order IN tomorrow Western Conference track and
field championships At that's
Michigan paced by the Hume twins Ross and Bob will pile
OF in
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

which he went a mile or over
The colt won S53,lS0 while prov.
ing his class.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

eighth June 2 in which TO test
the Warren Wright colorbearer.
r hat there still are solid
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
international Loops7

Jack Tompkins, district traffic
for American n-Airlines
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Needs Starters

While cheered by announce
ment Joe Orrell viii rejoin the
Tiger team here today. Steve
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
ID Sports q
ID R { Y | 7 IEO

Mert Cooper "IyaS not a team
player this year" so Sam Breadon
of Cardinals disposed OF him 'be-
cause / could not afford to let him
dictate the policy of this office. "
Sid Keener. sports editor of the
st. Louis Star-TimeS, wrote after
an exclusive interview with Brea-
don. Billy Southworth tried TO
talk Breadon out OF trading
Cooper and every owner and man.
ager in the National League tried
To buy the pitcher when he first
announced ne was holding out for
$4,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

for the rest of the field. Team
balance Will give the Wolverines
enough points to win handily, but
not with the record-breaking total
of 20 points they amaSsed last
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Eddie Miller won't play stoVt-
stop for Reds before he goes into
army, Warren Giles says, because
they cah't agree on terms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Illinois Senate passed bill which
makes payment or acceptance OF
bribe to influence outcome Of
sports event felony :. Measure
goes 10 governor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
IN GOOD SPIRITS

so that's how they put
cast on" Benton remarked at
the hospital W IN n he expert
eneed ms first fitting "
Benton was in good spirits to-
day when Tiger teammates visited
him at the hospital.
HE was kidding with the
nurses when I visited him" Joe
Hoover reported.
Skeeter Webb recalled that I,
was Estella who put Thornton Lee
of the White Sox oHt ef action
with a batted ball last spring The
ball struck Lee on the left arm
his his feiitt ching ARIA pas-etit-a {
month -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
CLEAN BREAK

DR.. Lee expla Inc d that the
break, a small bone just above the
right ankle, is clean 1t is the
doctors belief that the bone was
only cracked when struck with a
ball batter by Bobby Estella and
then broke completely later when
the Tiger pi c her put his full
weight on the leg pitching 10 Joe
Burns, the next batter.
II was after the first pitch 10
Burns that Benton collapsed.
Or. Lee has a dvtse d a steel
brace i'm the cast which will make
it unnecessary to use a crltch, and
al the same time enable Benton 10
get out and throw, keeping his
arm in shape later when he leaves
the hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
IN BAD WAY

With both Benton and Paul
DIZZY Trout on the SidchneS
with injuries. the Tigers pitching
staff was in a bad way as ~ faces
a tough eastern schedule ahead.
Frank (Stubby) Overmire will
pitch against the Athletics here
tonight. Buck NewSom Will be on
the mound for the Athletics.
O'Neill announced today that
Walter Wilson will pitch here to-
morrow and Harold NewhouSer
and Joe Orrell in Washington Sun
day Orrell, who was re eiected for
service bv draft board in Detroit
this week, is due 20 reioin the
Tigers here tomorrow
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Pitcher Max Lanier OF Cardi-
mails will be inducted into army at
Fl. Bragg, ~ G., today Glenn
Dreisewerd, %, Red Sox hurler,
will be inducted at Fl. DevenS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
How They Stand

WFTIWW IFhWFTs
Yesterdays Results Teday'S Games
Phila T. DIT a DIT AT Phila, nirht.
NJ 9, Chs ,. Cley at wash, night.
HOs q. StI q Chi At NY
CleV 4 Wash 10 StL At BOS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
EARL MACK'S FAULT

Earl Mack. son OF Comics and
a Philadelphia coach. assumed re-
sponSibility for his clubs failure
to follow the announced batting
order
1T was my fault" Earl adj
mitted and added that II was
the first time his players had
battcd out of turn in all the
years he has handed the lineup
10 the umpireS
Tho miXup came when Rommel
permitted George Kell 10 lead of
in the batting order after having
been the third out in the previous
inning which the Athletics batted
Dick Seibert should have been the
FIRST batter Rommel. after the
game. admitted that hc was
doubtful that he had made a
proper ruling.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Stan Iiacil,-CuhS1 third saeker
since 1892. has played errorleSS
ball this season. taking 96 chances
afipld
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Ray Robinson's selectiVe service
papers have been sent to New
York induction center for review,
indicating Robinson, scheduled feT
induction Monday Will not be put
-nto Serviee-fndnediately, perhaps
not at all
Lincoln Post, with Paul Jackson
and Sern Nagel nurling three-hit
ball. beat Salliotte Post. II. With
a siX-run rally in the first of the
Legion League game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Dave (BOO) Ferriss OF Red Sox
says he got his nickname when he
was "A little shaver and couldn't
gay brother-cloSest ne could get
was Boo"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Michigan's tennis and golf teams
are favored IN the Big Ten cham
pionshipS at Northwestern today
and tomorrow The netterS,
rated as strong as last years
champions. haven't beer extended
in winning six straight while the
golfers won y out of l3 matches
and are expected 10 take their
fourth straight title.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Byron Nelson Is 8-5 favorite TO
beat Sam Snead IN 72-hole battle
for world championship" al Fresh
Meadow, Flushing, tomorrow and
ESSEX c, C West Orange, Sunday.
ITS benefit for PGA's vet
Grams rehabilitation fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-29
Acorns To Bid
For Top Spot
BY UNITED PRESS

The Oakland Acorns may make
a strong bid for the Pacific Coast
League starting Tuesday night when
they open series with the sixth
place San Francisco Seals while
Portland and Seattle, the two top
clubs, try to kill off each other.
Oakland, now four games off the
pace in fourth place, has on of the
strongest pitching staffs in the
league. The offense department is
led by two players who have turn
ed down chances to play in the ma
jor leagueS-Les Scarsella and Jake
Caulfield.
The eight-game series at Seals
Stadium will be highlighted by the
appearance of Sad Sam Gibson
against his former teammates. Glib
son was released by San Francisco
after years of brilliant hurting and
feels he has enough stuff left to
gain some measure Of revenge
against Lefty O'Doul's men.
Portland holds only a one-half
game margin over the second-place
Seattle club which has won 16 out
of 18 games in recent weeks.
The improving Hollywood Stars
entertain the Los Angeles Angels
and the Sacramento Solons invade
San Diego in the other eight game
series.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-29
Sports Program
Waits Soldiers
On Pacific Trek

WASHINGTON, May 90 CU.PD-
An extensive sports program has
been planned for army ground forces
troops re-deployed from Europe to
the United States to help recondi-
ton them for Pacific fighting, the
War Department has announced.
Swimming and boxing will be re-
quired subjects for every soldier,
along with one team-play sport of
the soldiers own choice
The program was planned by some
of the country's outstanding coaches
and will be under Col. Kenneth
Buchanan of the army ground
forces training section. Oliver Corn
well, director of physical education
at the university of North Caro-
lima, and Pete Cawthon, Detroit
Lions football coach, will serve as
Buchanan's full-time consultants.
Instructors will attend a special
course in coaching and admins
tration at Washington and Lee
university.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-29
M AR K ET S
". Y. STOCKS

New York, May %. CUP)-Stocks ad-
anced for the fifth consecutive session,
teaching further new high ground for
more than seven years, while commodity
prices improved and listed bonds ap-
preached their recent 30-year peak.
Stock market sentiment was bolstered
largely by yesterdays optimistic view of
the reconversion period l-Xen by WPB
Chief j. A. Krug, recent favorable rail-
road and corporation earnings statements
and the moves of a number of companies
TO reduce their debt and strengthen their
capital positions.
American Telephone plans a S175, ,000,- :
00o flotation Of debentures with a lower
interest rate, designed to save around
SS75. 900 in annual interest charges, and
Warner Brothers pictures announced a
SIT 0C0 600 loan had been taken out to
aid refinancing of outstanding deben-
lures and repayment of an old bank
loan.
Pacing the days price rise in stocks
American Telephone hit 170h, up "a
points and a new high since 1910 when
the best level was 175k Chrysler. on
a similar extreme gain reached new
high since 1887 and gains of l to more
than points also were noted for such
stocks as Johns -Manville, Electric Power
& Light preferred, Central Railroad of
New Jersey, bond stores common and
preferred and Brown Shoe company.
General Foods Corp, charged yester
day with completely in a corner in rye
on the Chicago board of trade in May,
1914, rose nearly @soint to a new high.