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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-09-10
5000 Worke
Attend Labor
Institutes

MADISON. Wis. = (Global) =
Over so summer schools and in
stitutes attended by more than
5000 wkorkers are being spon-
sored by the AFL. CIO and In
dependent unions this year.
College campuses all over the
United States and Canada are
playin ghost to scores OF trade
unionists who are focking to
these centers of higher learning
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05
In Hot WeusheV

In hot weather, It's q full time
job trying 20 keep cool And
since women are almost always
the center Of attraction. whether
at work or at play, then II In their
duty 10 keep themselves alluring
at all times.
Here are some grooming tips for
hot weather, " the heat gives you
that disheveled. AIl-gone feeling
A. Comb your hair back and
away from the face; the back
should be worn up and off the
neck.
d, DO not wear heavy makeup.
Before applying makeup. pat On
your favUrite astrinEent with pads
Of cotton.
c. Use cologne ;GrsStsIy, for that
refreshing lift. Pat II on the arms.
wrist and neck.
y, Hardly anyone needs 20 Be
reminded 20 battle daily and 70
apply . good deodorAnt.
Y, Pampsr your feet because
they win be showing Q lot this
summer. Also you would do well
20 sprinkle foot powder In your
shoes and over your feet too.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05

the home Of Mira Gertrude Smith.
4OtS Fourth Ave. So, by Mrs.
Halle Ewing Mrs Bessie Hughes,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs, Cunning.
ham and daughter, Shirley Jean
were also present and enjoyed the
delightful dinner served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Bertram slaughter. 290e
Portland Ave. So. ana Mrs. Elsie
Carey Of the same address left for
Chicago Wednesday, August 10
visit Gloria jackson. daughter Of
Mrs. Slaughter and other relatives,
LuclIle and Lorraine shIVcra are
back at work in Washington. ID, G,
after spending the past thFrc
weeks with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs Spencer Shivers, 1924 Fourth
Ave. So, Lucille left Sunday July
81 by plane and spent . day in
Chicago before returning 90 work.
She had spent three weeks at
home, Lorraine left Monday night.
August for Washington after
spending two weeks with her
parents She travelled by plane
also. The twin sisters were ex.
tended many social courtesies
while in the city.
Mrs. Horace Daniels 384i Gin.
ton Ave. So, entertained at q
dinner party at Somerset, VIA,
Wednesday evening. July ~. The
dinner party was given in honor
Of Mrs. Kathryn Banks Of
Chicago, The guests present were
Mines Hattie Lucas. Addie Lucas.
Elise Hall and Matte Young. Mrs
Elise Hall Ia the sister Of Mrs
Banks.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05
ISOCLAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

mrs J. O. stnbbs COS Carroll Ave, returned home satur
day July 30 after extended trip to her home New York
and Washington D. Her husband moored 70 New York for
her On their return trip they visited Niagara Falls In Canada
other spots in Canada and friends In Detroit
MrS Dali Wright CAT o. Anthony Ave. IL N In bed with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05

and Mrs. Tyler Howell. 290T Elliot
Ave. So.
Mrs. Mary swain. 20 HylAnd
Ave, No. 10 III At her home.
Rev. Louis w. JShnsOn. S54A
Clinton Ave. So. returned this
week from q one month vacation
in Boston. Father johnson was
guest speaker At ST. Phillips
Episcopal church In Indianapolis.
Ind. the FIRST Sunday in July,
Mrs. AROtlne Andersen Of
Crowley. La. Is the house guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel BoudrOaux,
3736 FIFTH Ave. So. Mra. Ander-
son who Is the mother Of Mr..
Boudreaux has been visiting in the
city for the past two weeks, She
Will leave for her home Monday
August g.
Mrs. James Lewis, 2sl7 Elliot
Ave, So. left the city Saturday
afternoon. July 80. for Chicago.
III. where she win attend q three
day AM.E. conference. She 10 ex-
pected back early next week. I'm
route To Chicago shc spent two
days in Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Rsbacca Jones Of Boston,
Mass, 10 the house guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. X. Jones. 1850 Third
Ave so. Mrs. Jones who 10 the
sister.in-law OF Mr.. Jones viii VS.
Il in the city for about three
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones', 5000
Portland Ave. So. entertained
Mrs. Rebecca Jones of Boston,
Mass at dinner Sunday, July 81.
The CantInOs Sextstts met Wed.
nesdsy. August } at the home Of
Connie and Kathryn Chivers. 4oIT
Clinton Ave So. They discussed
plans for coming events.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cunning
ham Of Birmingham, Ala. were
entertained Tuesday, July 20. at
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05


minutes waving down cabs One finally picked up rhs driver
= station admitted
brother Of color passing for Whtsi
Washington at Of year hot
and sticky All that do take suffer OF IherOS
nothing do about the segregation either Lake the weather.
FOREVER drps down neck just like the heat
Tho the everything possbe
"a make pleasant ThS ChlCaSN Price
WAOa porter especially CoRGrnlaI hsP
slaughter up portable
that didn't have 10 IaEEle feat I've b.
come puFnt a, after ali Of thrs~ yarS Reside. that when
nS started beat copy where SlitnE sldEy
lady In the the aisle casting locks
dIrrctioH Tm 10 haze RemngtoR NOsess bat u
racket type
writer h advertised being capable Tho elderly didn't
like the chatter Or maybe she the
culud bcthcrn being Abe 70 something modern
portable typewriter A. rate al" killed what htt" inspiration
I did have. thS old BAG.
days left every Of
apartment moved with RAhn Workout Bruce
the workcufrs young Genlus asked husband
Why don't yun take New home ="
lie meant me. My husband Thought . good idea
Travelling lUvsIsr people travel
and There others preudeeu
lounge pas,
mixing up livery fowD get upset
This Is the line from the Twin GuoS 10 Chicago. NOT from
Washington headod south.
l along couple passengers pretty
well much the diSEust y the
They would have looked better baggage With
tbs boxes and oorpseA
gn fascinated by my typewriter
She told shS had toy typewriter but had out Of ink THAT
after back 10 the up writing
n spite Of gIATes OF gall
The SwSthS running time An elderly clergyman read
the bible all ho Minneapolis Chicago An attractive
blue sitting Clergyman
Mr. Russell going the powder room,
Jerry Murphy boaS McCATthyu
financed him powder
adjoining q
shortly Milwaukee darunEs got
These the Kids who the They barge and
They kick anybody Somehow they
always get on ]
'MAw-mA can 60 70 the t.tf"
"Msw-mA ! have a watsrH"
"Maw-ma what's the ~"
"MAw.ma when do get 90 where Eoin'H"
Tho
your face and then bawii
"WhatCTIU d0nT"
Travel II certainly educating.
girls working Chicago
drug lunch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05

The Usher Board Of St Peters
church met Wednesday, August .
at the home Of Mrs. Alva Jones.
1892 Fourth Ave. SO.
Miss Gloria Brown OF Des
Moines, Ia, arrived in the city
recently to spend the remainder Of
the summer. While in the city she
will be the house guest Of Mr.. and
Mira Dan McAdams. S34 e. Ssth
81.
Miss Robbie shelton, 3S25 Third
Ave. So. celebrated her fifteenth
birthday Sunday. July 81. Bobbie
Ii the sister Of Mrs Louis Ander-
son Of the same address.
Mrs. Mary Louise Cannon Of
Los Angeles. California arrived in
the city last week 10 visit until
after the wedding Of her brother.
Maurice Howell. TO be held Sep
tember ? Mrs. Cannon viii be the
house guest of her parents, Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05

q heart condition. She has been
under the doctors care for this
condition como time
RcS, and Mrs N, n. MSoFv. 800
W. Central Ave-. returned re-
gently from Detroit and IdlewIld.
Mich, whore they spent their W.
cation.
Mr. q. N. Powell and daughter
Mrs. William Jones and her Son,
William IT., motorrd recently
from NrkwOOd. No, 10 visit MT,
and Mira J, H. Jones and family
az pta FNlllcF Ave. and Mr. and
Mrs. Burt BuckRsF of $50 w.
CcnTtAI Ave While In the city.
MT Powell and Mr. Jones en-
joypd several days Of fishing a.
Crosby, MINI.
Mr. IlaFSld ur,pa. leader Of the
Harold orroh orchestra and his
mother MFA ohVp urren of win.
nspeg, Canada, left Tuesday, Aug
uEt 2. for Milwaukee, Detroit and
Cleveland, They had been waiting
Mr. and Mira George wills, 1904
Iglehart Ave, Before returning 20
winneppH, they will visit here
again, They arr former a. Paul.
itaa.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter DyeF, $40
igiehart Ave, returned recently
from q weeks trip 90 Aurora and
Chicago, m and Lansing. Mich,
They WSrs visiting friends and
relatives In these cities,
Mr., and Mrs. Richard I. Stakes
sEp ToT a. Anthony Ave-, len
Wednesday, August ,, Cor Loa
Angeles, for four weeks vacation.
while there, they viii be the
houneguoutH of Mr., and Mrs, ~ "
Harper
saturday morning, July %. Mar.
ehita and MyhFrphs Alien, dAuEh.
ters ~ Ma and Mrs, Theodore
Allen, 200 iEishaFt Ave-, flsw 10
Detroit for . months vacation.
They viii be- Visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Tucker.
W. N. McIElGh. bsT RondO Ave,
has taken out license In Ramsey
County % be married 10 Ada I.
uiibreAth, 900 H. Anthony Ave.
No date has been set Tor the wed
ding,
On Tuesday Juiy o, Mlas
THERESA Banks, daughter u Mr.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05

Ffetty unFharn Anplnn, ~ year
old pcnloF NJ Hunter nigh school
IN New Yerk city, h ths WtnAer
ef the 18th annual sch0lAruhlp
award Of the NatioRal sorority %
mi Delta haPpa. Miss kAplan.
Who RANKED the highest % i0s
selected contestants TOE tho eauo
award. has maintained an out
standing rrcoFd throughout klEh
school Her plaha AFp 80 attcRd
Barnard Cellege, CAMP
Mrs. Hector VaAaAF and daugh.
ter Joyce, and Mira George nroolA
Ir, win rpturn this weekend
from Seattle, Wash. They have
been Waiting there for the past
two weeks
Tho Minnesota widows club will
not held their scheduled meeting
on August IL, hut VIII hold their
next meeting At the home Of Mira
Fannie y. Lewis At ssiS eth Ave-,
10, Minneapolis. Tho last meeting
Of the club was held Sunday. July
~. at the homo Of Mira w. a.
Todd. $50 Rondo Ave, Mrs, George
Miller of IT, Paul was guest at this
meeting,
Blyroa v. Young % Minheapo-
la, grandson Of Mr., and Mrs, a
a. I.IoAA, TT Carroll Ave. has
accepted q position a. engineer
draftsmRn IN the u, n Depart.
msnt of the Interior at hiron,
South Dakota,
Mrs, v. ". EubaRha and daugh.
ter, Mrs Eva MaKey, have return.
I'd 10 their home In Auakogwe,
OhlR. They WIRE the hnuaeRuests
81 Mr. and Mrs. J, Nathaniel
Smith at their farm home on
Hardwood Avenue Both mother
and daughter are teachers iR the
Oklahoma public school HyHtSm
Mira MAGey successfully under.
went surgery al Rochester MINI,
early IN July,
SpsRdinE thTrs days At the
Combs cabin OF Lake AdnSy ~.
Gently were Mrs. Ethel Brlkn of
West Virginia. Mira Glen TwKKa,
Mrs, John Robtnson ard Mr., and
Mrs. ZOO Combs,
An eight pound, fiVs ounce ba.
by boy was born Monday, August
!. a. MI and Mrs James waE'
nor, 500 Rondo Ave.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05

aboard the hNwAtha. ban sSAbrun Of the MIN.
neApOlls Urban League took us 10 the station,
bless him.
We needn't have worried about cur dog. Lady
Lou We SAVE her 10 our Relghborp across the
street. Dave and E44o Leonard, Their small son.
Bobby viii make a good pal FOR her They wSrS
alrcady great frends before We left, Lady. bonE
stin . puppy, transferred her loyalty quickly.
IL doesn't tn ME with citation being On the way
10 the Nations Capitol Wonder II tANCaba NES
stin by-pAasinE Negro passengers at The station
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05
SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Richardson, 1919 Chicago Ave So
have had their house guest Mr. William n Smith Of Ceye
land Ohio Mr. Smith who the brother Of Mrs Richardson
arrived IN the city Tuesday July &c He taken
trip to Walker Mnn where the party caught fish They
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Hobart Mitchell Mrs Lucia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-05
WAY SEE
q 81 nELL 90Ds0l RUSStu

ENRoUuTE TO WASHINGTON n C,-The boss "a probably
blowing top right about MOnday HlaTnRgl left
without mailing him the column Hen gSI frOm Chicago VII
Evening star., 1949-05-03
CooItown Likely
To Miss Action
Due to Weights
By the Assosiotsd Press

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md.
May 3.-Trainer Jimmy Jones
is wondering what to do about
Coaltown. that rapid 4-year -old
horse he has on his hands.
Nominated for two handicaps
this week end, the big brown
colt is an unlikely starter for
either because of weight assign
ments. He has drawn 1856
pounds for the Dixie at Pimlico
and 140 for the Toboggan at
Belmont.
The Toboggan is a 6-furlong
dash to be run Friday. The
Dixie will be run the next day
at a mile and three -sixteenths
After hearing of the weight
assignment for the Dixie. Jones
said. Il have no intention Of
letting him start under such a
heavy impost."
Last night he diluted the
statement somewhat by saying
there's nothing definite" as TO
what Coaltown's goine to do.
At the moment he's quartered
at Jamaica. where he won the
$50. 900 Gallant Fox Handicap
last Saturday.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Dente, Capable at Short, Seen
AS Driver Mats Need So Badly

Dente could perk up a dull team
He has q sense OF humor and
he's a scrapper who loves 10 win
The Mats respect for him has
mounted rapidly to the point
where Sam could become the key
figure OF the club If he asserted
himself.
A former professional soccer
player with the Newark Scots, the
dark Italian is a source OF amuse-
ment 10 his mates. Nobody gives
a better spiel along the Il tell va
what I'm gonna do lines than
Dente.
He's an Arlington IN. j. wise
guy who hasn't quite taken com
mand OF the Mats otherwise sub
dued infield. possibly because he
hitherto hasn't been we'll enough
established in major league circles.
He has the makings, though. OF an
alert. fiery fellow who could trans
form an alSo-ran into contender
sam was smart I'll.
Dente makes no secret of the
fact that he didn't love the more
rugged aspects of war. He had
seen enough action in Europe
and one day when a sergeant
beloved. anybody here had any
administrative experience" Sam
said, that's me, know all about
it," although he didn't know a
carbon copy from a mimeogrsph
machine.
1t worked out all right. Sam
was shifted to a soft Job under
an officer who was a baseball
enthusiast and sat out the re-
mainder of the war in compar-
ative comfort.
The Mats are hoping TO gain
considerable lost ground in a
two-game series with the Browns
at st. Louis after compiling a
3-ll record against Eastern teams
Ray Scarborough was TO face the
Sox today. with Sid Hudson
nominated for mound duty to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

The Stenglemen open in st.
Louis today where they face the
Browns twice. Then they engage
the White Sox three times in
Chicago, the Tigers three times
in Detroit and the Indians once
in Cleveland. There also are
three games in Philadelphia as a
prelude to their return home.
The big surprise in the National
League has been furnished by
Bucky Walters Reds. A last place
choice by nearly every expert in
the preseason poll. the Reds have
caused lot of red faces by win
ming seven of their first IL games.
That put them in second place.
only a game behind the pace set
ting Boston Braves.
The Reds. with their pitching
ace. Ewell Blackwell. still on the
sidelines, have combined good
pitching by Veterans Ken Raft
ensberger and Johnny Wander
meer and timely hitting by
Johnny Wyrostek and Red Stall
cup.
However, the next 10 days should
show whether the Reds are better
than every one thinks they are.
or merely playing over their heads.
The Ohioans inaugurate a three
game series In Brooklyn today
Evening star., 1949-05-03
BY the Assoeio,ed Press

The baseball spotlight focused
today on the New York Yankees
and Cincinnati Reds as the first
set of intersectional clashes in the
majors got under way.
Having demonstrated, rather
amazingly. their ability to cope
with their associates in the East
ern half of the American League,
the surprising Yankees now face
their big test in the West.
Although they received rough
treatment by Boston In their l1-2
defeat Sunday. Casey Stengefs
men took 10 out of l3 from the
Eastern teams including seven out
of eight in the stadium.
That showing gave them two
game bulge on the rest of the field.
More important, however. are their
two-and-a-h half and three-and-a-
half game leads over Cleveland
and Boston, the teams generally
figured to battle for the nag.
Whether the Yankees can do as
well on the road as they did at
home remains to be seen. II they
can return home in first place
after dozen tits on foreign fields,
then you can stamp them as
definite pennant threats.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Driver Is Reported Near Death
After Crash at Indianapolis

tempted to pass the American Au-
tomobile Association drivers test.
He had only two laps to go on
the 100-mile run and was travel
ing at an estimated lis miles an
hour when the crash occurred.
The eight-cylinder car went too
low into the southwest turn. ran
about 300 feet along the inside
safety apron and then climbed
the banked track and struck the
wall headon.
The demolished racer, one OF
four entered by youthful Tony
Granatelli of Chicago. skidded to
a stop near the place where Shorty
Canton was killed in a similar
smashup in the 1947 Speedway
race.
Horne was the first of this
years freshman" drivers to take
the test required by the AAA, and
the accident stopped all activity
for the day on the big 2E2 mile
oval.
His wife, Mrs. Katherine Horne
25, left by plane from their home
at Scenery Hill. Pa. to be at his
bedside. Their three children re-
mained at home.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

and follow up with two in Boston.
four in Philadelphia and two in
New York
The Braves. back in their ac-
customed spot on the top In the
National. face a fine chance to
solidify their hold in the ensuing
two weeks when they play host
to each of the four Western clubs
in addition to three clashes with
the Brooklyn Dodgers.
In addition to the showing of
the Yankees and Reds. the big
gest surprises of the infant sea
son have been the poor start OF
the Brooklyn Dodgers and Boston
Red Sox. and the fast getaway
of the Chicago White Sox.
Neither the Dodgers nor the
Red Sox. preseason favorites to
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Petro, Cooper Get
Weuthermun's S OK

Mostly clear weather was
predicted for tonight and the
rescheduled Danny Petro-Jim-
my Cooper l2-round boxing
match for the District feather
weight championship at Griffith
Stadium. The bout was post
poned from last night because
of rain.
Cooper remains a slim favor
ite to defeat Petro. who has won
his last four fights by early
knockouts. Cooper scaled l25
pounds and Petro l23 when
they weighed in yesterday.
The preliminary card remains
the same as originally sched-
uled. In five-rounders Holly
Minis takes on Scott Richard
son and Herble (BiffD Jones
tangles with Alfonso Wilkinson.
Four-rounders are: Pat Thomas
against Jackie O'Keefe. Herbie
Stowe against Jesse Heagen and
Tommy Jones against Tommy
Larner. First fight is at 9 pm.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Pleas
To Come Up Today
In Appeals Court
ey the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK. May 3-The
United States Court of Appeals.
which found enough merit in Dan
ny Gardella's suit against base
ball to order it to trial, was to
begin hearings today on another
phase of legal action against the
game.
This time the court will hear
the appeals Of Max Lanier and
Fred Martin, former st. Louis
Cardinal pitchers, for temporary
injunctions to lift their suspen-
sions. A similar appeal by Gar
della. the one-time New York
Giant outfielder, will be heard
Thursday.
All three players are under five-
year bans for jumping to the
Mexican league in 1916, Martin
and Lanier had signed contracts:
Gardella had not.
Original requests by the three
men for temporary injunctions
were denied by Federal District
Judge Edward A. Conger.
The appeals court could grant
the injunctions If it saw fit. could
affirm the lower court in denying
the injunctions. or could return
the proceedings to the District
Court for further hearings.
Lanier and Martin are suing
baseball for s2,500.0O0 damages.
Gardella is suing for $500. 900. All
three claim that baseball violates
the antitrust laws and that the
reserve clause in baseball con-
tracts, which binds a player to one
club until that club is ready to
dispose of him. is illegal
There has been one change in
judges On the court panel from the
one that reinstated Gardella's suit
after a district judge had dismissed
the action. Judge Jerome Frank,
who wrote a strong indictment of
the reserve clause. and Judge
Learned Hand. who supported
Gardella's action, will be back.
But Judge Harry Chase, who did
not favor the suit. has been re-
placed by Judge Thomas Swan.
The court said it would con-
slider the three cases at the same
time.
Evening star., 1949-05-03
Quick Decision Likely
After Leo Appears
On Assault Charge
o. sssa As@ss sa , s4s

CINCINNATI MAy s~-rcva
g@s1K psea.teng est tl2r ratsael
league ~&s s.4svaf ~ sg;EarAs -
cav an lie ssasG~fss2e,sa Gsfag.yss Z
l~o r>age~tott h~tofr eN~ca.i
C'ysalss s>ssneg A Y Ch&aa3s
Durss heg ~aS ssssg~ ~rscs se-
cenng'eh 2as{ Fg1tA> a:scs f4~t
goSs<n. = tan. sttAgst<a tnAs 80
New Yosk GsAats tnanAkeF
kt.ock ked h-n Gown ana k.es~a
HIM IN tbe stomach Al tire psa3s
grounds the DAY e~toae.
purcxhrr entered ChAnsaass
ocsce Ahrad 81 sar !.aas rl 'us ,hs
.asaslng 10 50 III tSI lie haa
no cement toy nrv sfs,en or t1s.
&eens
he MAS accagnpa nsesi hy holR,e
StonehAm president q! t4os
Giants, Garry hunAcher a>s4s-
tant Ia Stane ham and ciaa Ses-
ge&arS Eddie Bsannsrk
Armed With Afsada,iss
Box Srn has nlsu chalKt q
simple assault against DuroStat
bat the Giants offietai fa,nt,s
came here sof the hearing armed
Nth a!f2daYIts that Ire nAs nal
lie guilty party oI3r -; tha>s
afNdavl'S wAz s,rnrd bs fan "a 80
said he thought hr aces,irn3#4F
kirAed Bossrn when Ills lalfrr fell.
DuyoShrT new Is under an IA
definite suspension sItHh CNaD,t-
lcr slapped on him the day after
the ncioent
The commissioner ~aHd yrSteT-
day ne ~aS OF AT open mind
but his desk VAS piled hlgh Win
letters and ielegsams Ask,ns lot
ieniency for the Giants ptlo;
A source close 10 Chandler has
said the suspension aas imposed
Immediately as a precautionary
measure That source >at Il
Chandler feared there Nouid I've
acts OF vandalism frein the haf-
lem section al New Nogk Il
Durocher remained Ia uniform
Hopes for Reinstatement.
BoySen who sald yesterday he
hoped Durocher is Trlns,ated '
was not represented al today
hearing
The assault summons return
able IN New York : Upper Man
haitian court Monday. Was filed
by Benjamin II ChAsin. All Rtlof-
ney representing Boysen, Chsasn
said he did not plan n elsiI suit
against the Giants manaees
Commissioner Chandler told
newsmen yesterday i hope can
give YOU n quick decision. as soon
as the hearing Is over He te-
fused 10 be quoted further
The latest Duuocher hearing
mas attracted such a large dele
cation OF aeW&men that the com
missioner Office fixed up .
lounglnE and eating room iof the
press in "A nearby hotel.
Evening star., 1949-05-03

meet in the World Series. has
been able to do better than 500
The Dodgers won only six of their
first 13 games. and the Red Sox
split their first IL. On the other
hands, the Chisox. doomed to the
American League basement by a
majority of the scribes, have won
eight and lost five to take over
the runnerup honors TO the Yam
KEGS.