davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Paramount Results

FIRST RAcE-ssos. claiming. Swear
Low Hat lMontsom.n) so 800 s::ee
Request tKnislsyb $50 7ec
Blonde Baby Cemas) S.2t
Time ~, on 2:o2.
khsygram, Dallasite, Green Patrick and
Bud 3. also ran.
SECOND RAcE-sso5. claiming 3.ysar.
Norman sloat tDeerdenJ $40 $50 s.ot
Ripplealong tKnisley $50 OC
Rolls Day (Glsug, SOC
Time l:0f t.s OF 1:3sh.
satin Marvel. Dutch Dame. nv Colin
Pretty Rose LADY Albert G.. -Four nifty
'Goldendue and South Anna also ran.
| 'Field.
THIRD RACE-ssns claiming. s-yesr-
olds and up, sh furlongs
Magnolia Cash
(DeprangD 1Is0 Tn NJ
HI Baby (Grsyl $50 ~
Broomian tLoturco) 900
Time I .0s Is. m NJ
supplianes. Double witch. Color Miss
Jeans PAT 'Anns Daughter, .Lsmbetf
ltrsss also ran,
'Fisld.
FOURTH RAcE-ssns. claiming. t.yesr.
,Id t., ana Up; turlons;, - ,n :, >,
Guess what fKnisley) 500 ~
Bramble Sortis tGray) . 6(
Time 1:13 as. OF 3 80 49,
non Esrlsboro. ultimate Jest. OXFORD
Lad and French Bread also ran.
Field.
FIFTH nAcE-s7o', claiming a-yesr-
olds and up, furlonss; 80 "a,
Topaz Loturcol TOO 900 g
Relief tArmetrong) 1lfo a
urrnan 1Knisieyl Csc
fst1 ~
Tinker Toes Reign Countess. More DAYS
Csmbsn. Trs-Ls- La, Roaming Again AND
Evanded also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-s1.2os handicap, s-yssr.
Odds and up. 9 furionss;
Doublrsb tCutterl $40 1880 %
Distract fManifoid) 1870 IL -
Future Winning (Latureo) 400
Time i:i2, OF 4to.
Si.. M'lii' Higher S o'U @ioua, rsr.. s.nrs
Matchup. Half Time, Swift Light and
| .Fritter sun also ran
s-Is Mar Stock Farm entry.
Field
SEVENTH RACE-tsos, claiming, 4
year Odds and up. Ia miles;
surgeon Dirk tknislsyD 1890 $50 gu
Wsringa (JonesD $50
Joji T, tMontgomery) 500
Time 2:07. off 500
Mon,sii. white J.. King Joy, Mrtues,
and f1ybalk also ran.
rIcHrH RACE - ssos. claiming. =
yess-osas and up. natl. and 70 yards: .
~ ,s rrss 49, jenna .. . ~ !
Daisy May to.aas 49, o."
Mara. .Hndur Pesu. Cath, Secret Lover
N,r. silver and Master Frank also ran
} 'Fisld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Steger Handicap
To King S Blue


CHICAGO, June kings Blue,
6-year-old coal-blsck horse OF the
Huntley and Sher stable, got up
just in time today to win the
IS 900 added Steger Handicap at
Lincoln Fields.
1t took plenty OF urging OF heel
and whip by Jockey Jack Richards
To snap the animal across the wire
by nose in front of War Minstrel
which set a fast pace from the
start OF the 7 furlongs. Six
lengths behind the photo-fnish
leaders came Exarch to take third
money. The time was 1:26 fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

cherrifo Ccruiksbsr.D 400 1000 sos
Rusty Gold Berger 500 so
Miss Beeville tWilson) $40
Time rs 2-5, on 2:is.
Hover Nodulator, Air Hosten, Five
Fifty and Rose Red also ran.
SECOND RACE $50. claiming. Swear
Odds and M. / mile
Clayvins (Critchned, 1st0 $40 77o
Yelled Proghst tcruikshanD TO SO
Soldiers Call, Csntata. Dogros, No
gallo Morning Mail. CORTLAND. Galley
Sweep. Pecks Bad Boy and onugo also
ran.
THIRD RACE $50. claiming. Swear
olds and up, l mile:
Five-O Five (Boycel 2T20 e20 a so
Tiger Teddy (MasonD $50 $50
couville MARTINI $50
Time I.tO rs. OF 330h
Broadway Juei. Bilrs Palm, Charming
sudie, Buddis Treacy. Leroy King. The
FOURTH RAcE-St.olo. maiden 2.
yssr-old hlliss. a. min:
Tcco Tack ,PooD $40 $40 3s0
Reserved CMillsl is 80 So
Phara omar tRichsrdl 800
Time :03 2-S OF eos.
Helen Agnes. Media. So Close, Ethel
Belle, Manslls. svoosh, Vsldins Gala,
FIFTH RAcE-ti.olo. allowances. . and
i-yesr-olds. = mile.
Kentown (WikonJ 400 1880 500
Brutus fFsrrelD 80 s61
searcy (Mills) 8. 90
Time ! .2s as. 81 i.is
Liberio. Chalene Five All. Headlight
Bitter Ender Gary l., Black Flame and
Jolly Time also ran
SIXTH RACE-s5.Oln sdded. stsgei
Handicap 3.year-olds and up Q. mile
Kings Blue (Richsrd1 1910 $50 4 n
War Minstrel tGArnerD 100 80
Exarch tPooD s.tC
Time as nH sci
potranco Mnntsin. Joe Schenck Uncl,
Walter and Yale ONins also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - 5000, claiming
tLyear-olds and up. u miles.
sweet Forever (Rrooks) so. so 1910 a ~
Time Flight CAdamSD 40 SOC
Alspur lWilsonl 4.2C
Time 1857 on Sl5sn.
Paniab. Spanish Party, Duck STAINS
Bachelors Bower. Brown Comet, Flaming
Play and Royal Teddy also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-$i .0I0. claiming. 4
year-oids and up. II, miles
Cayenne adams 40 $50 4 NJ
Crucibenna tYarbsrry) 200 S.0(
Pit O'Csn tBrooksl So
Time / Sc 3-5 of s27
Brilliant Light. Jim Linscomh. Oak
Dock and Cay Hour also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Race Entries, Results and Best Bets From Leading
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-si. 900. claiming. l-ysor-
oids and up, I mile:
septims (Tayior) $50 $50 I'D
Top star tBrtSss) tao $40
Time 80 As. on 1:ash.
Head Master. Cave Hin. Prince spiendov.
Dizzy B., Free Bid, ofneiats, stepaeola.
SECOND RACES, 900. claiming. T.
Msscaro tcortsilstty) $50 sso $50
Bonnie BusH tchariton) 300 800
Blackman tsnyder) $50
Time 1910 SIS. off a;ss.
Updo. ortnooo. Chance Maker. Char
mstts and somali also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si.coc, claiming, s-ysar-
alds, mile:
MIX ana Honey
(snyderD SEQ 400 SEQ
Charm Bracelet
(Caharelia) TOO 40
Galway (Atkinson) 80
Time 4: IL lis, on a:74M.
Marjorie g.. Red Maptilis. rripit. Twin
kstys and Tea Hour also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-,lboc. handicap. ..
Tim. o'war tcsffsrsra) 900 500 ou,
sundodser !Youns) 40 90.
RAmases fTaylor) out
Time 1911 as. off ass.
s-spesd TO Spare ana a-pcnna Lecos
Also ran. --------.---...-
al. U. Grafton entry.
FIFTH RAcE-si.ooo, claiming. Agar
| olds and up. liza miles:
Speedy Booger (snyder) TOO 40
Hasty Wire (De Lucia) $50
Time 1:4s 3-S. on t;2e
Bissskerry. Cosse. Rspellsr. Cuckoo and
Catomar also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sl. 400. allowances. 4
year-olds and up. mile
Master Key Connolly 200 go $50
Deinos tSmith) $50 80
Boy Angler tsmith> 2.so
Time I IS, of Assn.
Ralloter, Long Pass. Bow Low and
Counterglow also ran.
SEVENTH RACES ooo add. Puri-
tan Handicap. 3-year- olds and up. IL
miles:
Rough Pass CMorO 1i.so 500 $50
Ringis (GilbertD $40 500
Liberty Franc tTayIor) $50
Time 1:51, of o.33
Bold and BAD, star Boarder and Advo-
Gator also ran.
year-olds and up. ~ miles:
Panslong tBriEgs) $40 $50 z. 40
RhiniE tCanarelis) 40 500
sickiebill tMcMullen) $50
Time 2 :35 2-5. of sos.
Solar Topi. Mon Rsvs. Ho. Butter and
Countess Dcpy also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

FIRST RAcE-s7oe. claiming. s-yssr'
y jan s esSiarEsS is.~ 40 go
s sSSsis. ss H1sn tAr..r., J." tx
Timely Tlisht, Golden Thought. Don
cosssk. -Four ciues. wise One and Cay
SECOND RAcE-y1cc. calming. <-ysar.
Grand Token tsmi,h) 1.~ 500 100
svsrnsdals Convey 6.5:
sun Commando, Wee Princess. scnin'
siiia, Sir Trapssth. sDunkips, orsydne
Boy. Tonsyons. chlorissnns and Irene .
'yfsld.
THIRD RAcE-sroo. handicap, <.yssr.
clds and up, IN miles lover hurdies):
a-Bumyner Bill
p. sa+sao1 en:k.oon g." Is e.;
Careless Knight (hcculloch) 7.5o
Time 3:11 as, OF 3:te.
waipols Lad, Rural shower. scr,solins
and a-Stockwood also ran.
a-DarlinEton entry.
FOURTH RAcE-ssoo claiming. s.yssr.
Wise Maiden (Ciarks AS 40 s.ic
COneybare tRemiuardD $50 IL
Time i :o5 SIS. on l:ash.
iudron. Bunny Rabbit. Rye Grass. Log
man and sunny Plume also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-si, 900, handicap. >.
Sir Marlboro (Cowisyj $40 sso ,so
Liberty Queen fBirley) 500 $40
Archworth (smith) $40
Time Ill As. off sos.
Certsss TT Heel I'm Cvr,is p ptnney
Bruah. Casino Pet. and High Hooor, also
ran.
SIXTH RACES, 600 added. oper
Memorial Handicap, . and +-ysar-olds
lis miles:
a-siivos tBirleyl 7,to tns 7.3'
Willie the Kid tsmith) 40 2 Isl
c-Budpath tWatson) 22e
Time 1:46 LIS.
Rose Mountain. Attrisius. Hood. war.
rigan. a-Taffrsil. s-cnrwsn and Top Booti
a-seasram entry,
e-Hatch entry.
SEVENTH RACE - s7oo. claiming. )
yesr-olds and up. mile and 10 yards.
Fred Tracey Courtney 7s.eo 11.50 TIC
Brulot (Birley) $40 10.
Fair Game (Watson) 3 s..
Time l:46 LIS. OF s:7sh.
Bold Pirate, Rustic Maiden. Blue lee
Pirata. s~sepden. Hattsras Light and Llsh
EIGHTH RAcE-s7oo, claiming. t.y.ar
olds and ND, lis miles
prayton Lad tsmithl n.'s SOS 50:
Boomer Girl (williamp Ell.
Time 1:4s. off 7:o7h.
Gold Fate, Dearzin, Stack Arms Skate
along. Bird Haven. Alarming. Teddy Has
lam, Amhurst and Ebony Parasol also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
LONG BRANCH

tAt Toronto. Ont
i-ENslGN MARY, Maple Tints, Spring
Moon.
2-COSTA RIGA, BArts Mayor, Trey
3-SHANTY BAY. Grandmother. Scotch
Grass
<-DAGGERs DRAWN. Happy Vote.
Royal Tired.
s-wIsE WILL. Sweeping Flame. Fair
b-sIET DOLORES, Ring Wise. Jacscarf.
Eugenia.
BLACK ASH. Game Hunter ROYAL
vintage
s-GoLDEN SILENCE. RsnH. BIZ Fish.
REST SHtNTY Ray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

FIRST RACE - $500, stsepieohas.
handicap. t-ysar Odds and UP. about
miles:
= ;C .,.,. ,s.,, tpsnrop ." SO "a,
Little Cottage II. tMcGovsrn) as
Time 1888, OF 22oh
Ysmssee. BiG steel. Torturer and s.Boi,
s.Log Cabin Fissr entry.
SECOND RAcE-n 500. claiming. 3
year-oids and up. = mile:
s Kin s,as., I Iw."s o." -" sss,
lGrasshopper II tWrighO sl'
Time ] ~ 3-5 of 4 So
Town Boy. Yes or No. Blsnweed snt
lTorchlight also ran.
THIRD RACr-si, 500. maiden i-ysar
old FLIES. "a miS.
Smiles tRobertson, $40 ssn al,
Even Tan tDonosob Te0 So
Carlton (BiermanD H.
Time 90. off 3;77h.
Hers, whiffie. Escsrpment and Nha
chance also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s, on .sded N.tions
Stallion Stakes. 2-ysar-olds. ~ mite
a-some Chance tArcaroD $50 40 GU
Eternal Bull tMeadsD 170 ou
Cassis (Robertson) OIL
Time so as. or s'osA
Spoon Bread and sbsny q snar
also ran.
s-Calumet Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-s7 Soo sddsd Fasting,
Handicap, 3-yesr-oids and up, \ mile:
Harvard square
tBiermap) $50 fan u
parasang tJsmesl $40 30i
IT. NJ Dorset (Fyan) $50
Time ! II Is of 41T
Roman. Or. whinny and eprfn rwocd ais
ran.
SEVENTH RACE q 40 sdd.d. claS
G Handicap. 3-yesr-olds and up. mile
Nearsight tMcCreary) $40 900 37'
fBay Carse tHuhD $50 q
Gsilahadion tJames) So
Time 81 as, OF My.
fDsndy FOX. Moscow II, hstmant snC
sungino also ran.
fCalumet Farm entry.
EIGHTH RACE 49, o. non. claiming.
ysar-olds and up. ! ~ miles
Gen l.. Madden 1890 $50 Al
Blazing Heat tMesdsl 400 rot
Wedding Morn fRobsrtscr) sO'
| Time 81. on s:oi1
Bright Rebel Brown Bomb Gee Joe ars
Bright Victory alec ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
LINCOLN FIELDS

tA Crete, HI
KING COTTON, Bright and Early.
Hasty star
? TEXALITE. Bolute. Cute Eye
SchnoZzle Honey Roll
l-TALKED ABOUT. Court Dance. Sun
Ginger
Irish DAY. Double Gail, Hartman.
6-TORCH CLEAN, Royal Blue. Waugh
Pop.
Z ROSE RED, Aphrodiie Bon Jour
s-BROTHER JIM, GYPSY Monarch. Nj
Secret
JIMMY TOM. High Landmark, Wrinkle
BEST BROTHER JIM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
West Coast Judge

Big Bill Knapp. one OF the greats
OF American jockey history, is a
patrol judge now at Hollywood
Park He was nicknamed Big
Bill when he started out as a
rider in 1901 at the magnificent
weight of So pounds.
Knapp rode many OF the turfs
greatest in his career, including
Peter Pan, Roseben. Ballot, Super
man, Sun Briar, Purchase, Escobs
Upset. HerTnis and Exterminator
Once rode in Germany for
Baron Oppenheim Among his
employers were Col. F. r. Bradley.
Harry Payne Whitney. Harry r
Sinclair. Willis Sharpe Kilmer and
II. Guy Bedwell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
SUGGEST Trout Planting

Planting OF 1000 legal size
rainbow trout in SWANS Lake, IL
miles southwest OF here. is recon-
mended by the conservation de-
partments institute for fisheries
research.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
CHARLES TOWN

on Charles Town. ". Val
HIGH BUD Hiblaze. Msrandan.
2-TIME PASSES, Miss Wing, Blue Pre-
Jude.
3-OF COURSE. Irish Mirth. Nijinsky.
s--PURPORT, Mr.. Jim. Butcher Bow.
5-REMOLEE, Indispensable. Van Tryst.
g BLARLAH. The Fop, Pimlico Lady.
7--KTNGOO. Last Scamp Spout Run.
s-PACK SADDLE, War Rumor, Moon
Harvest.
p-CAT'S CRADLE, Connamsia, Vale
Signal
BEST-Rf4AHB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
SUFFOLK DOWNS

CAT Boston. Mass)
f-RRAVIRA, Gertrude X. Richestan.
DAISY Portable. Moonfull.
3-HUNTING HOME, Gay Bslko, Ball
O'Fire
4--TRIMLY. Psnorascops sir Elmer.
3-DELTA DAN. Air Actress, Valdina
Jack
s-LITTLE BEANS. Bull Brer. Ala
King.
THREE % THREE, Sc. See, Bonnie
Vixen
s-PAR1- ERNEST. Nosy. La Joys.
BEST LITTLE BEANS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Best Bets

(By international News Service
DETROIT
come HOME, Buttons p, Ambuscade.
2-sTELL, SUN RISK, Miss Pert
3-TOUR1sT LADY. Precision Beggs.
t--FLYING TORPEDO. Flying Count.
Mothers Girl
S-HIGH PLAID. Rockmsker. sigansr.
b--ARCADIAN. Pal o. Sweep, Gaona.
SPARKLING HEELS, Old Book, Pomp-
ton.
s-KiLLARNEY LASS. Cynthia Fair,
MiEsl Fay
p-SAPHl,I TuiesFie,s lin, Spindle Top,
BEsT-ARCADlAN.
AQUEDUCT
CAT Aaueduct. ~. "
f-BIEN AsADo. Dennis F.. Jaoobtns.
2-HARD LOSER. Busy Fingers, Jack
Fly.
s-DEEP END. King Phsrsmopd. No
Ending.
sky RAIDER. Neutrality. Port Alibl.
5-DtT. The Finest Can't Wait.
s-sCATTERBRAIN. Memory Book, Jeb
Stuart.
RUSSIA. Jewell Carvsls.
BEST-HARD LOSER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Eysarods up furonss start good
OZARK. easily, driving. Went 10 post
7.iA or A. ais. 5 Time -Jemma Lee
nv Hoskns winners S625, $780, $50 SIS. Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Detroit Race Charts
lst Race


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08


handled wrno m fonieon
adhd BOND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
|Trotting Races
Appear Out at
Detroit Track
by LEWIS III. WALTER

Bets are down that the outstate
political crowd which controls the
|trotting races will not run during
the Michigan State Fair this year
despite the fact their officials have
already purchased pari-mutuel
tickets It's expected they'll be
handed a defeat by the hackers Of
thoroughbred racing.
The trotters have cost the state
money for two successive years
while the horse racing crowd is
ready to pay minimum fee OF
$500 a day. It's hard to see how
the Fair board can pass up the
money >. The Labor Day date,
with its accompanying $4,000
crowd, would put over Fall race
meet Last year the Detroit
Racing Association ran a late Fall
meeting which bumped into cold.
rainy weather and the World Sc
ries for what officials said was
severe financial loss.
Farragut Acclaimed
West Coast turf fans are ac-
Claiming Farragut. a grandson OF
Man O War. which is rated as
one of the five best steeplechasers
in the country .. FarTagut doesn't
care about the torpedoes or any
thing else .. He takes the Chase
course, water jumps and all one
day and then comes back a few
days later TO win over the flat Z.
You can bet parlays at the Aqua
Caliente race track Bets are
taken both in handbooks and mu-
fuels -. And II you want action
between races you can play the
slot machines. crap games and
roulette wheels -. All you need
Is the bankroll.
The wire service from the race
tracks to handbooks has been de-
clared legal by Supreme Court
ruling with the result that the old
Nationwide crew has moved out
OF the back bedroom in one ot
the houses opposite the back
stretch at the Detroit track and is
now In the press box Direct
wire service on races is being sup
piled handbooks all through the
Detroit area now but The lid is
still on the city proper because Of
the grand Jury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
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well whom
punishment
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
.7th Race

OIL
Race o
81 h
by C. & trained by Johnson Values winner 500 7s 500 $50 t2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
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b ctcrson A. chi,
= G Graham rntrl
HIEI FIDELITY


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
9th Race

$4,000 the Motor City Handicap mile
Ca and Went to
~ Al b.. < T. InscoTop Lady
Divide trained by T shspP Values 70 winners 50 $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Lincoln Fields Results

FIRST RACE.-- Ss10< Claiming, 3-year-
Odds g. mile
Cherriko CCruikshsrS) 400 1000 oe
Rusty Gold Berger 500 so
Miss Beevile tWilson) $40
Time ! rs 2-6. on 2:is.
Hover Nodulator, Air Hosten, Five
Fifty and Rose Erred also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
.4th Race
Ellis. trained by o. J.
~ IA IA


win Wih nehn
70
could better his
GOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
ToR MONDAY

NApprentiCe allowance claimed q.
NeAfbe! rlrsr track Fast
Posr zf% 70 m '"t f}@rffrtt ffrfsi." syy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

by y TAYLOR Nalue'
Weather partly cloudy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

frlongs; start good
easily place driving Went post 10 oG AZ 4:2o
Winner DIX. hr 6 Axcnsen-R Girl, ny J G
Johnson 500 $50 S25 Time 23 25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

5000 claiming. mile and 10 yards
good driving. Went h5sh,
off AZ once bg Zahrski
Resziev Values 1915 $50, $50, t25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

For 3-yearods ur the Daily Racing
good, handiy place drvins
Went to post NJ b c 4. Hecls
Joley Values 10 winners, 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

,der siradyjnE restraint 90 the stretch teso
rive and drawing clear RURGOO MISS, much
first sighths could not withstand the winner IN
NST well placed and raced well TO The final
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
5th Race

xApprentice allowance claimed
- GAINESVILLE WAS saved under
luiely when Strengthened for the drive
used racing with Aerial Bomb the frs
the closing stages DARBY plENST
furlonE then faitsrsd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

NINTH RACE fSuhstitutel $500 claim
ing, fillies and mares. 3-year-olds and M,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

FIRST RAcE-seos. claiming, 3.yesr.
olds, I mile:
Low Hat (Montgomsry) so 800 $50
Request tKnislsyb $50 1so
Blonde Baby tJemas) $40
Time I ~, on 2:o2.
Khsygram, DAliasite, Green Patrick ana
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28

her emergencies will be rehears.
"a
Mr. LaGuardia also announced a
aiming program for 100000 vol
uuteer nurses aides with the cola-
horation of the Red Cross and local
Aasuitals. The Public Health Ser.
vjcc called for $4,000 young women
10 begin professional nursing train
ing this fall to meet future shor,
age. At present, the Service said,
there are 100000 vacant positions
for registered nurses in the nations
hospitals.
Credit Control
The Federal Reserve Board issued
tentative regulations which it said
will probably be placed in effect in
September to increase the required
size of down payments on installmcn;
buying tthey will be from Is to 33
nercentl and to shorten to 10 months
the time for payments on autos, air
planes, power boats, motorcycles, re
frigerators, washing machines. sto-
YES, air-conditioners. radio sets and
similar household appliances.
Oil
Deputy Petroleum Coordinator
Davies reported only Today sup
ply of gasoline reserves on the At
lautic seaboard and Price Admins
traitor Henderson ordered a 10 per
cent cut in deliveries TO filling sea
tons in East coast States. Filling sta
ton operators were told to reduce
AS sales to their customers "eaui
tably" but to allow necessary fuel
to commercial public and health We
hicles
Ship
Maritime Commission Chairman
Land, speaking in California. said
the immediate goal in ship produc-
ton is more than 1900 merchant
ships by the end of 1943 and the
U. S. would be producing an average
of two ships a day until them.
The Navy launched the sixth sub
marine since January and an
nounced that during the first half
of August two minesweepers, two
torpedo boats and two district craft
were launched and 18 keels laid.
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THIS WEEK in DEFENSE

summer campaign; (2) materials
which will be available for the spring
campaign next year. Russia will not
set lend-lease aid, the President said
because the Soviets have the neces'
sary cash for materials.
The Public Health Service an
ounced a 16-member U. S. medical
commission will go to China to direct
health measures for 100000 Chinese
building the LOO mile railroad a
.ong the Burma road.
Production
President Roosevelt told his press
conference that on the average de-
Tense production is up to estimates
and in some cases actually exceeds
estimates. He said, however, he still
is not satisfied with armament pro-
duction. He said several hundred
tanks manufactured this year have
gone to the British; the quota of 81
anti-aircraft guns monthly is being
more than met; 100 37-m. anti-tank
guns will be delivered in August
260 in September and $50 in October
$40 Slmm. mortars will be made in
August.
OPM Director Knudsen told a
press conference the rate of defense
progress is sufficient to provide ade-
quate equipment for the Army with
in six or seven months. He predicted
again the u. S. can out-produce any
other nation but said that the nation
is still not showing the correct spirit
Production rather than shipping, he
said, is the greatest bottleneck in U
S. aid to Britain.
War Under Secretary Patterson
speaking at Syracuse, said the Army
will not have to resort to broomstocks
instead of weapons for training be-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-08-28
WMU Holds Meeting
At Baptist Church

The Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union held a very interesting meet
ing at the church Monday afternoon
with 35 members and one visitors
present
Mrs Robt. Henry had charge of the
program on Baptist Training Schools
in Europe, South America and China.
also the Home Mission Training
Schools.
Music for the program was fur
nished by Trio of VIVA. girls,
Misses Virginia Browne, Louise Cri-
der, and Margaret Moore with Miss
Dorothy Davis accompanying them at
the piano.
Mrs. J. H Street brought the devo-
tional taken from the 9th Psalm.
Mrs. w. w. MCGEE, Mrs. Gordon
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BAPTIST REVIVAL
Continued from page On

PASN ohCJ
will revert to Standal\ me Mon
day, September st
The Pastor, acting OF behalf of
the Church, invites the general pub
lie to attend these services, Especial :
ly are the members of other Churches
and those not members of any church
invited. Chors of other city Churches
are asked to cooperate in song SER
vices.
The Church looks forward Sunday
to a great beginning of the meeting.
All services of the day, Sunday
School, morning worship, Baptist
Training Union. and evening worship
are expected to be attended by great
= increased congregations
Sunday Services
Sunday School, 9:45.
Morning Worship, 1880.
Baptist Training Union, $50.
evening Worship, 1880.
Monday
Ladies will meet at church at 8 80
for business meeting. Royal Ambasa-
doris will be featured on program.
Brotherhood will meet for prayer
80 minutes before night services.