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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09

Clifford Northrop was installed as commander of the Casper s. Davis. American Legion Post, Saturday night at Fraternity Hall. John Mac Cleary of Watertown, past com- mander of the 9th Legion district was installing officer.
 Others inducted into offlce were: Senior vice-commander = Patrick Moriarty, Junior vice-commander-- William Rooney, Finance officer Russel Atherton, Assistant finance ohicer-Harry Simpson, Adjutant- William Harvey, Assistant adjutant Walter Painter, Chaplain-Fred- erick Hoadley, Historian-O. H Hunt, Athletic officer-Joseph Ken ney, Sergeant-at-arms Chester Brickett, Americanization officer-C Arthur DuBois, Service officer Frederick Seidel.
 Following the ceremonies, social hour was held and refreshments served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09

CONN. STATE RAfp. sHRvscB =. i3S Bank. Browne . sharpe Auto- raAtie eetup; steamiitteFs; sheet nAeAAk HaaAf famzA han&aa @aA hsHa
Evening star., 1940-02-28
In Mrtttnrtant

BARBOUR, SARAH E. In sad but low
sARAH 1 E e. vSo Sor dssr a t e.
ruary %. 1887
We will meet, her some brisht morning.
She is. waiting for our coming
EEHz En5aR 2RfSs lasz HAsH
branee Of our daushter. MAMIE i%IEHf foWGER. 5sHlM
Eho nassed d aTsy ay1 three years ago today,
We. think Of you in silence.
There is nothing left to answer
Sai aNbREw SRaE 0isiH6e xND sUsh Sn r. eroMLER Ss
KING. KATIE: MURRAY. JULIA c. In
ssd I ovns ana s9seTs kH e % sas T
and des5 JfIA III e GR a
who who, let It US 49, s9 suddenly one year ago. Feb
LOVING FATHER. ALBERT MURRAY:
CARTER. AND AUNT, PEARL EATON.
LENNON, MAYME. In loving ,emem-
vo ass ths ieE M ivy Years .IM aso
WILLIAM ii. AND Laura LENNON.
MITCHELL. RUSSELL A.. JR. In sad
RUSSELL A. MITCHELL. Jr. who left us
hve years ago today. February %. 1885.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band.
So He bent with loving smile
And 'lasDsd MoTHEk I'll EdksFllRf,s ASp babby. 5snS
ROBERTSON, DORA. In loving remem-
brance Of our grandmother. DORA ROB-
ERTISON, who left one year ago today,
February % 1899.
Days of sadness still come DER us,
Hidden tears SO often flow:
Memory keeps you always near U.s.
Although you left one year sgo.
She had had smile for every one.
To those who knew and loved her
DEVOTED GRANDDAuGsHT1ER AND Hus-
BAND. NELLER AND PATSY L. ALLEN.
ROBINSON. GEORGE r. In loving
81 ouE who dear rse this R ns r
EIs Yha5s asH EffHssry MS MHReauER1rE
R1CKS AND MRS. MAMIE J. Law.
WASHINGTON, GREENWOOD. De-
parted this life four years ago today, Feb
THaIy 2s, 1888. GREENWOOD WASH
SARAH esns %SshisGTos sHs pHt to1Ssi5eP zSb FAMILY
YOUNG. CHARLES F. In sad and low
Il our who aEay
fiye years $, aFo today February %. 1885, At
Gone, but not forgotten.
From this world of pain and sorrow
To the land of peace and rest.
God has taken you. dear brother.
Yoy SEs 9H bas n5sa 5ga KIT zD
ROBERT
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Sister Benedict Marie,
Who Aided Poor, Is Buried

Sister Benedict Marie, S5, who
dedicated her life to aiding the
INDECENT In Washington, was buried
today In Mount Olivet Cemetery
after . requiem mass was sung by
the Rev. Henri Wiesel, 8. j., in the
chapel Of the Little Sisters of the
Poor.
For 81 years she gathered aims,
food and clothes In Washington,
making the rounds first In a small
black wagon drawn by a white horse
and later in an automobile. She
died Monday, but until infirmities
compelled her to refrain from her
charitable duties a few weeks ago,
she adhered to the strict regime OF
her order, rising at 4:30 am. and
carrying out duties in the home,
220 H street NE.
Washington was her only mission.
A native Of Germany, she joined
the order in France and soon after
ward came to Washington. There
are no known relatives In this
country.
In her journeys around the city
gathering supplies for the poor she
wouldn't come home until she had
filled up her wagon" a friend said.
"She would not skip q place where
she was likely to get even a loaf Of
bread"
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Dratha
WILLIAMS, ISABELLE r.

WILLIAMS. ISABELLE B. On Wednes-
day. February %. 1910. at her residence.
444 Emerson st. NV, ISABELLE B. WILL
L1AMS. beloved wife Of the late Wilson C.
Williams mother OF Mrs. Chester A. For
rest.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence on Friday. March 1. at 2 pm.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Utica,
III Y. papers please copyD 20
WOMBLE. JOHN. Passed away Monday,
Dale Sanitarium, JOHN WoMBLE. He
leaves, to mourn a beloved wife. Cecilia
and Henry Womble: five sisters. four
brothers and beloved mother law;
brother-in-law Of Vaudeville and Veronica
English, Henry, Francis, Helen and Mar
guerite Briscoe. He also leaves host of
other relatives and friends
Funeral Thursday. February %. at 10
am. from the. w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church. 1882 You st. NV. Relatives and
friends invited.
WOOD. BERTHA MARIE. On Monday,
sERTHX MARIE wooD DSafaasy Seioved Aoin's, 1ife oi
Richard A. Wood, JOB Rhode Island ave.
Services at the above residence on Fri
day: March l. at 2 pm. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Harmony
Cemetery. 2S
Evening star., 1940-02-28

Discover for yourself the advantages
other women find in our new.type meat
service!
Go to Sanitary market today. Select
and buy any cut Of Guaranteed Meats
you choose. Tonight, see how the fam
lily ''goes for" it!
You will vote that Sanitary Cuaran-
teed Meat cut tender, juicy, unusually
good-or every cent of the purchase
price you paid soiu be refundedl
No OXtro cost
Most women are surprised to find these
exceptional meats sell at regular prices.
It's Sanitary's idea to keep down the
costs of distributing and selling meat.
Our Central Meat Plant, for instance,
uses all meat for it's correct purpose
wastes nothing: Usual wastes in
markets are cut to q minimum. Such
Evening star., 1940-02-28
'PsychicaI Phenomena
Is Town Hall Tonic

DR.. Louis K. Anspacher, a founder
and member of the American branch
OF the Institute for Psychical Re-
search, will speak on "Psychical
Phenomena" at II am. Friday at
the new Town Hall series in the
Shoreham Hotel.
In his address, DR.. Anspacher will
discuss such items as the split per-
sonality and alleged communica-
tions with the dead, 1t Is announced.
Known as a philosopher, poet and
playwright, he lectured at the Town
Hall of Washington In 1885 on the
PHILOSOPHY of Goethe"
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will
address the Friday Morning Town
Hall on March and Elizabeth
Hawes will speak at the final Of the
series on March Is.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
News Received Of Death
OfWiIbert J. Nye

Word has been received here Of
the death of Wilbert J. Nye, SO, of
this city. who passed away in the
Veterans Hospital at Lake City, Fla,
recently, after lengthy illness.
Mr.. Nye saw service with the
United States Cavalry during the
Philippine Insurrection. He was a
member of the Pittsburgh Pa) Post
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
He Is survived by sister, Miss
Edith Nye of Washington, and q
brother, Howard B. Nye of Utica,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1940-02-28

If your throat shows signs of rawness from
cold, don't put off following the directions
the pictures here illustrate. No strong in
ternal medicines are needed with this simple
modern way :. Thousands say it is the
most effective, sensible method of relief they
have ever used.
The Bayer gargle will amaze you. In short
time, it will ease throat rawness and raspi-
ness-the pain and tightness. A wonderful
reliefl The Bayer Aspirin taken internally
acts quickly to relieve the painful body symp-
toms of your cold . headaches, muscular
discomfort. Life has some meaning againi
See Your Doctor. Even though he may
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Test Guaranteed Meats at our risk!

efficiencies enable us to price these
Guaranteed Meats at not a fraction of
a cent extra per pound.
Try Guaranteed Meats-today.
The 4 steps Sanitary fakss 70
bring you, Guaranteed Meefs
-. IMPROVED MEAT snsenoM-AH Cuaran.
teed Meats are Of the better grades only. The
"better eating grades Of fne steer beef Of
lamb, pork and zeal
7...sonrRsc MEAT AsRse- Every cut of Guar
anteed Meat at Sanitary markets has been
properly aged to develop utmost tender.
ness, r;ckest flavor
So. CONSTANT TGaapmAyuas eoNnoa protects
all Guaranteed Meats until the moment you
bsy them. Epen the delivery trucks are
refrigerated
49,. nAAy DaNsans-Epery day your Sapi.
tary market man receives just the meats he
expects to sell that day. You get Guaranteed
Meats only a their peak Of perfection
Evening star., 1940-02-28

graduated from the College Of Arts
and Sciences ct Georgetown In 1895
and from the lay school In 1897.
While In the college he won the
Merrick debating medal, highest
scholastic award.
MIR. Power was nationally known
as q Catholic layman. He had been
decorated with the rank Of knight
in the Order Of st. Gregory the
Great.
Evening star., 1940-02-28

lawyer Of San Francisco, died there
last Friday. the university was noti-
ned. He was . member Of the first
Board Of Regents sppointed In 1914
and served until 1918, when he
Joined the Judge Advocate Generals
Department Of the American Expe-
ditionary Force In France during the
World War. He held the rank Of
colonel in the reserves.
Former classmates in washington
viii serve as paIlbearers. Mr.. Power
Evening star., 1940-02-28

RITES TOMORROW-Funeral
services will be held at II am.
tomorrow at All Saints Epis-
copal Church, st. Marys
County, Nd, for Frank Dent
Blackstone, owner of the Co.
lonial Beach Hotel at Colonial
Beach, Va, and member of q
prominent Maryland family,
who died here yesterday. He
Will be buried in the cemetery
adjoining the church.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Neal Power 10 Be Buried
In Arlington FRIDAY

Arrangements are being made for
the funeral OF Neal Power Of San
Francisco, q former Georgetown
University regent, who will be hurled
Friday morning with military hon.
ors In Arlington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Power, who was 4 leading
Evening star., 1940-02-28
John W. Hammond Dies

MACON, Ga, Feb. % (R.-John
w. Hammond, 81, secretary Of the
State Senate, died yesterday. He
was stricken with influenza four
days ago.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Retoil Federation Forum

Dr.. David r. Craig. president Of
the American Retail Federation, an
nounced In New Ycgk City that the
second forum Of the federation viii
be held May Is through II at the
Hotel Stevens, Chicago. The fed
efation's oflces are at 1927, K street
NV. The federation held its first
forum last year in Washington.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
UarA nf Chunks

JoHNsEN. SARAH x. The family Of
thank their many relatives. friends and
neighbors for the beautiful floral tributes
and expressions OF sympathy during their
recent bereavement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
BY LOUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 25.-Lon-
don took The Great Dictator"
right TO it's heart and it is doing
Standing room only" business at
three theaters where it opened
simultaneously. The king and
queen saw the picture on the
the kings birthday in company
with the prime minister and sew
eral members of the cabinet. and
il is whispered some Of the Ger
mans in the concentration camps
will be treated TO a look at the
comedy Hitler.
- | talked with David Cavendish
who was at the cocktail party
given by Lady FurneSs and Gloria
Vanderbilt. He was happy in the
fact that Charlie will have a big
return from THE Dictator and
he also said so per cent Of the
money now held belonging To the
American producers has been re-
leased and that England is crying
for more American movies. He is
on a special mission and Is begging
American producers 70 send over
more pictures for the English
people who need TO be cheered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
It's Three Squares
Plus in He dy Menu

HEDY LAMARR'S diet is some
thing terrific. She ate three huge
meals every day and took between
meal Snacks on the Come Live
With Me- set. in which she and
James Stewart star. At 10 o'clock
she polished off a couple of coffee
cakes. Between 2 and she con-
sumes at least a half pound of the
chocolates she likes so much. j.,
The other day Jimmy Stewart
sat watching her in wonder.
"Say, aren't You afraid OF get
ting fat? ." he asked.
That's just what I'm trying
to do" Hedy told him.
1t seems that, during the last
two weeks while Hedy was work.
ing in "Comrade " with Clark
Gable. she lost II pounds. The
scenes were inside a moving war
tank and Hedy was thrown from
side to side and thoroughly
iounced around.
For anybody who wants to
reduce" she said. "a tank ride
i better than q series Of mas
sages."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Skirts Coin Higher.
Adrian's Forecast

THEY ARE concealing arms,
but revealing kneecapS take that
from Adrian as 10 what the female
Of the species will be showing in
her 1871 toggery.
The designer gowns for the
glamorous stars in M-G-Ms 'Zieg-
field Girl" all have high necklipes
and long sleeves but are Scant on
skirts. Shorter. tighter and higher
for the latter, Is his edlct-
And when Glorifed Girls start
setting a fashion pace. its good
bet that the feminine sisterhood
throughout the country Will fall
in step for Spring modes, aver
the fashion-wiSe folks of the film
colony.
Arms 60 into eclipse. but those
underpinningS!
Legs" Adrian declares. will
he exhibited from ankle To knee"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

How Green Is Ny Valley the
Twentieth Century-Fox prize pack
age, will not be brought TO the
screen until June.
So eager is Daryl Zanuck to
have Laurence Olivier play the
colorful character of Huw he IS
postponing production in the hope
Olivier will be back in Hollywood
in time to accept that role. In fact,
before Larry left for England he
told Zanuck if he were here he
would be glad to play in this much
pubhcized story
Reading the book you can think
Of no one better qualified 10 bring
Huw TO the screen than the brill
liant Olivier,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
HOnOrs Due

Few of us realize how much
the industry oWes TO Mack SEN
nett Dho gaze many present day
big shots Jobs in the old Mock
Sennett Keystone days. Friday
night Hollywood wH hare a
chance to do honor to Mack
when oil the personalities asso.
eiotsd Nth Mabel Normand. who
was one Of his stars. gather for
the dedication of the Normand
stage.
Some Of those Uho were once
Keystone cops are Ray Griffin,
Eddie Cline, Lloyd Bacon, Toy
Garnett, Frank Lloyd, Monte
Banks, Chuck Reisner. Roy del
Ruth and Wesley RuRgies. Then,
too. Sally Eilers, Louise Fazsnda.
Wallace Berry, CaroIe Lombard,
Gloria Swanson, Slim Summer
piils, Marion NIXON. Charlie
Chaplin, Frank Copro and many
others started on their woy to
fame Nth Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Don'tLike Seats,
Money Back
International News Service Wire


DALLAS, Tex. Dec. 25.--Dis.
gruntled Cotton Bowl ticket hold.
ers, If any exist, are given their
final opportunity today to return
their pasteboards and get their
back, it was announced by
the bowl association.
Some complaints were received.
it was reported, that persons who
paid S4.40 for their seats were
given $500 accommodations. How
ever, there had been no returns
of tickets up to last night.
Meanwhile, two officials from
the east and two from the SOUTH
west were named today to handle
the New Years classic between
Texas A. & M. and Fordham. The
officials named are Jess Farris Of
Hendrix, referee; Russell B. Good
win of Washington and Jefferson.
umpire; Eddie Dyer of Rice, head
hnesman. and Calvin L. Bolster Of
Pittsburgh, field judge.
LEGE STATION, Tex.
Dec. 24.-tINS)-Members of the
Texas A. & M. football squad. OPP
ponents of Fordham in the Cotton
Bowl classic at Dallas on New
Years Day, are having an abbre-
waited vacation. Coach Homer
Norton dismissed the squad until
Thursday. The Aggies will leave
for Dallas December 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
ChapIin's Dictator Film Does
s. X. O. Business in London

did Mark Twain's death at the
time IL was yunored. Says Joe
"We start work. according to
schedule January and I am
greatly embarrassed oUer this
gossip that Miss Dietrich and !
had trouble"
Remember zoe told you Vii
liam Holden. wouid refuse to
play IN TEXAS" the Columbia
picture. Well. today our proph-
eey came true. Not that he didn't
like the story. bur he is routing
tUith Paramount oOer salary and
so has been suspended by them
for refusing TO make the Column
bio picture.
Theiuo Furness' test for
"How TO Meet a Man" is, accord
ing to Gene ToWne, the pro-
Queer. magnificent. Whether
she'll do the picture or not hasn't
been decided. but If shes as good
as Gene says she Is. I guess the
job is here If she wants II. She
Dors her makeup at the tea she
and her sister soUe and IL 10 so
becoming, as screen and stage
Diakeups oiUoys are.
\ Eddie HHiman and June In
Uerelyde were at the tea acting
as II they had neUsr been es-
trdnged. i understGnd the d.
Uorce WH not go through and
they wdi continue their present
schedule Of fire dates a week.
King Vidor and Laurence
StoIIings, the combination that
made The Big Parade" are
planning big Dar epic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Don CIdwson, Purple
Star, Kept on Move

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Dec. 25.-Don
Clawson, Northwestern's hard hit
ting fullback who has transferred
his athletic talents to basketball.
is just as active off the athletic
field. The husky Kankakee youth
was recently elected most typical
man on the. campus" In addition
to competing in football, basket
ball and track, Clawsn is presi-
dent of Purple Key and is social
chairman of Phi Kappa Sigma
fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Offers Louis $4,000
For Go With Perroni

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-nNS)-
Henry Andrews, manager of Patsy
Perroni of Canton, o., has offered
Joe Louis SIS, 900 on behalf Of
Promoter Bob Brakeman of Cleve-
land, for return bout with Per.
roni in Cleveland on any date
suitable to the champ.
Perroni stayed 10 rounds
with Joe in 1885 and Andres
claims return match would
gross 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Chambers Is Expected
To Bring Purple Luck

EVANSTON, Ill. Dec. 25.-
Election of Floyd CTuffy) Cham
bers as captain of Northwestern
University's football team next
Fail may prove to be a good omen
for the Wildcats. Chambers, who
now resides in Salt Lake City,
played high school football at
Salida. Colo, where he was on
three consecutive state high school
championship teams which won 38
straight games. He was captain of
the team in his senior year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Tropical Park Results

First Rare-$f 900, Claiming. z-year-oid
maidens. a mile:
Kahyrite tTayior) $40 $40 $50
Suburb (Bortonl $50 800
BOLIVIAN tKnisey) d $40
Time IA 3-5, off 2;o3h.
Bud b, Lewistown. Magic Hill, Here
Again and Mint Liberty also ran.
second Raee-si. 900. claiming. 3-year-
Odds and up. y mile.
conscript Dew 1850 7so $50
Mahdi tTayiorl 40 $50
Whiskolo tMoore) TO
Time ia lis. of 2:33
Flying Bonnet. Rois Easy. Our Chuckie,
board and Blossom Queen also ran.
Third Raee--si. 900. claiming. 3-year-olds
and up, \ mile:
Tenacious tCarrolD 40 $40 2.s0
Bright Sox tPeresD ~. 80 1910
Sir Reynard
tCruickshankp 1880
Time IA LIS, of 2:o3h.
Bay James. Highminded, Some Polly.
Sir Quest, Viatero. Aureate, Friar's Scout
and Lee s. aise5 =-----------
Fourth Race-s1, 900. claiming. 2-year-
olds, a mile:
silver Voice sTsyior) Tso $50 $40
Red Berry Dew $40 40
Blumere Emery 500
l. - H.
Penny Arcade. Puro Orc. spang, stsrkee
and Notforme also ran.
Y1fth Raee-si 900. claiming. 3-year-olds
and up. l lis miles:
wilnamstown CTsyior) $40 7& 40
Weekly Stipend
tFlinchum) $50 2.40
Radho tKnisieyl 7.50
Time 1:47. off 3:5e
Lsndlubber. Petee Gene and Bsaeant also
ran.
sixth Rsee-si. 900. claiming. 2-yesr-oids,
4 mile;
Rogers Boy (Eads) 1880 $50 $50
Tex Hygro May TO 40
Ladies' First tMeade) $50
Time 1913 is. OF f:26.
Burning Deck, RAssways, Shaun c.,
Cloudy Night and Ranches Boy also ran.
Seventh Raee-si, 900, claiming, 3-year-
ODDS and up, 1 1-1s miles:
The Runner May 1120 $40 $40
Autograph (Eads 1890 $50
HowellvflIe tAtkinson) 7.s0
Time AS 3-6. on 4.53.
Camarsderie. spteful. Red Rogue. Honey
Boat, Mobcap, Gallant Frfar Hayam.
Prince Dean and Upset Dove also ran.
Eighth Raee-sI 900. claiming, 3-year-
ODDS and up, lis miles:
Blseky Bee Atkinson lilo 500 $50
Prince Derek lknisley) $50 400
Hiilblond tSistoD 500
Time i:4s As. off 5:22.
Palasa, Formal Dress sunaben. Doug
Brsshear Pick Out, Your Buddy Four
Spot. Catchem ana Narise also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
On Way Up

All any actor needs 10 one good
role and wofeh hin, climb TO the
top. John Carroll in Hired
Wife" was so good that h-C-M
decided he'd been overlooked.
Now he's on the woy to beeom-
ing a star. His merit picture wH
be on the R-K-O lot opposits
Anna NeoeIe IN Sunny"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

Because Herbert Wdeor, the
producer and director, is super
stitious, hen start Sunny"
January ~.
The cost already lined 0p are
Ray BoIser. May Robson, Frieda
Ineseourt, EdwGrd EUerstt Hor-
ton and IL wiH be an out-Gnd-
out musical, just as IL Das Uhen
M~iIyn Miller played II on the
stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Brothers Rivals

1t will be brother -agains t
brother in the American Associa-
ton next Summer with Bill Kill
lefer managing Milwaukee and
Wade Killefer plotting Indianap-
oils. @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

CONSENSUS
Queens Barge
Shoreleavo
Babs
Alseleda
Come Home
Orchard Run
Moonlite Bobby
Jsckinthebox
Pirata
Domkin
Miss B. b.
Wanna Hygrs
speed 20 spare
Flying LII
Time o. War
Winning Chance
Rock Maker
Jsyfcee
TOPEE
Quaroms
Gray Jack
BeIIringer
Star bud
sammis
sympboa
Neddls LAnD
Eternal wsN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

i. y. s.
Missy Greenock
Queens Barge
Shoreleavo
Alseleda
Come Home
John Allen
Moonlite Bobby
Jackinthebox
Madly
Domkin
Espino Gold
Wanna Hygro
Time o. War
Speed 10 Spare
Flying LII
Winning Chance
Rock Maker
Jayfcee
TOPEE
Gray Jack
Sir Elmer
BeIlringer
star Bud
Sammie
Symptom
War Declared
Trimmed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
TOday'S Code Horse

Today's code horse a bet to win It's up
40 80 % % 80 80 81 20 81 18 Is 40 So IS
The code in last nights Red Line Edition of The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
Today's Consensus at Tropical Park

tied in Capitsls)
LES GoNKLIN
Shoreleave
Babs
Queens Barge
Alseleda
Orchard Run
Fair Time
Moonlite Bobby
Jackinthebox
Pirata
Domklm
Esplno Gold
Trysak
Flying Lii
Time o. War
Speed to Spare
Winning Chance
Jayfcee
Commentator II
TOPEE
Quaroms
Gray Jack
Bellringer
Star Bud
Count Natural
Neddie Lass
Symptom
Eternal Wave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

LEW WALTER
FIRST RACE. Queens Barge
Shoreleave
Babs
SECOND RACE. .AIseIeds
Knowing
John Allen
THIRD RACE. .Jackinthebox
Pirats
Moonlite Bobby
FOURTH RACE. Miss b. b.
Trysak
Espino Gold
FIFTH RACE. speed to Spare
Flying LII
Ariel Bomb
SIXTH RACE. Winning Chance
Jayfcee
Rock Maker
SEVENTH RACE. .TOPEE
Quaroma
Gray Jack
EIGHTH RACE. Bellringer
Star Bud
Count Natural
NINTH RACE. Eternal Wave
Symptom
Neddfs Lass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
A Real Present

Frank Orsatti, well known agent
is giving himself real ChIistmas
present. Two days after yuletide,
he will wed Lien Deyers, A beau
tiful Dutch actress. He was for
merly wed/ to Jean Chatburn,
young actress, and was divorced
about a year ago. He and Lien will
marry at Franks home surrounded
by a few of their closest friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25
A Line or TUO

The MorIsne Distrieh.Joe
Pasternok fight. according to
Joe, hos no more substance thar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-25

TRACKMAN
Babs
Queens Barge
Shoreleave
Come Home
Alseleda
Orchard Run
Jsckinthebox
Madly
Pirata
Wanna Hygro
Miss b. b.
Trysak
Speed to Spare
Ariel Bomb
Flying LII
Winning Chance
Rock Maker
Jsyfcee
ToPEE
Quaroma
Sir Elmer
Bellringer
Sammie
Count Natural
Symptom
Neddie Lass
Eternal Wave