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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
GOA Hope Chest Goes
 To Mrs. V. |. Hoke dt Party Last Evening.

The Hope Chest awarded last night by the Catholic Daughters of America at their public card party went to Mrs. V. L. Hoke. Many persons took part in the occasion, which was given in the Parish Hall.
 Mrs. A. H Goddard was given the door prize which was also awarded during the evening.
 In the card games, first prize in bridge was won in the ladies divi- sion by Mrs. J. E. Neate, and in the mems division by J. E. Chap ados. Pinochle prizes were won by Mrs. William Markle and Pat Sweeney Winners of the whist games were Mrs. Ed Dull and Lin- coin Turner.
 In charge of the tables and the cards for the event was Mrs. George Shaw. and Mrs. Della Dull was in charge of the refreshments which were served following the games
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
l Fish with Jap License pIale
 Reported

Unfortunately, Paul Thompson, fisheries agent in the Fish and Wildlife service here, can't read Japanese. If he could, he might know more about the travels of a chum salmon caught in the Ko- buk River last summer.
 A tag taken from the fish was received at the Juneau office of the fisheries division several days ago, bearing the number 1547, plus string of Japanese characters. It was sent here by Alloy H. Browner, of the Office of Indian Affairs staff, stationed at Kiana.
 The tag, apparently appended to the fish somewhere on the western shore of the north Pacific, will be sent to pr. Fred Davidson, of the scientific division of, the Fish and Wildlife Service. who maintains an office in Seattle, where the num- Der will be checked and the fishy wanderings Of it's wearer traced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
Yakutai Men
 Hh tIse Bottle

N 1
 Some Yakutat residents like their liquor, according to the report of Hans M. Callin, U. S. Deputy Mar shal, received today in the U. s Marshals office here.
 Deputy Callin reported tn lat Peter Harry, of Yakutat was yes- terday sentenced to spend 12M days ill the jail there. due to his failure to pay a $25 fine for drunk en and disorderly conduct levied against him recently. When Harry finishes that stretch, another 30 days in jail await him as the re- suit of second offense via the bottleneck route
 Callm also reported that Samp- son Harry was fined $50 and Jud- son Cranston was fined S25 yester- day both for drunken and disor- derly conduct, and that the pair of alleged inebriates would sit their fines out in jail, being currently short of cash
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
Drive. for Pioneers 10
 Start Now

The annual drive for the Christi mas cheer fund for the Pioneers at the Sitka home is going to start next Monday
 w. D. Gross started the func raising many years ago and has consistently kept it up since with splendid results.
 The fund is for spending money'' for the pioneers. It is true they are well situated and taken care of in the Pioneers Home but they do like those few dollars raised so they may have a jingle in their own pockets for their spending money.
 Those who have contributed in the past have been fully informed of the bright sparkle in the eyes of the pioneers when they have been given their part of the fund on Christmas Day and the pleasure the old boys" get in having their own spending money for their lit tie individual needs.
 Money from 50 cents up may be given to solicitor w. D. Gross or his son Zalmain or checks may be mailed direct to MT. Gross and then officially placed on the list of contributors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
GUEST SPEAKERS ARE TO ADDRESS
 MINING CLASSES
Willie Knudsen Will Speak to Group Tonight on
 Greenland

Guest speaker at the regular mining class meeting tonight will be Willie Knutsen, who recently arrived in Juneau, and who will speak on Greenland. Knutsen has been on four expiditions to that country, and has led two of them during the past eight years. His work has been on the East and North coasts of Greenland, and he had the farthest north permanent post of any white man there.
 Knudsens studies have been on the migration of Eskimos, whom he believes came from Siberia across the northern part of North America and thus into Greenland. He is a member of the Explorers Club and has published articles in European journals and the National Geo. graphic. He is now with the con- struction department of the Office of Indian Affairs, and hopes later in the year to carry on his work in northern Alaska and Canada.
 The public is invited to take part in the class tonight, which opens at 7:3O o'clock in Sample Room 2 at the Baranof Hotel Instructor of the class is Robert Lyman from the University of Alaska.
 Only one more week of classes remains in the five weeks course which Lyman has been instructing in Juneau, and during the last week, two other speakers will be invited to address the class and others interested in attending. One of the guest speakers next week will be Henry Roden, who will address the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
RECEIPTS MOUNT a., ,'s IN SEAL DRIVE

receipts from the sale. of Anti-Tuberculosis Christmas Seals are increasing daily as the holiday season draws near, James McNaugh- ton, treasurer of the Alaska Tuber- ,culosis Association said today.
 Seals were placed in post office boxes two weeks ago and many citizens have made prompt returns for the decorative stickers. The outstanding seals will return in creasing revenue within the next two weeks, it is expected, while persons who already have exhaust ed their supply of seals may ob- tain more by contacting McNaugh- ton.
 R1IV nEEEkTcD
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoRTHBoUND

Alaska scheduled to arrive at
 5 o'clock this afternoon, de- . pending on snow storm pen . etration at Taku Inlet.
 . Princess Norah scheduled to (
 arrive at 5 o'clock this af-
 ternoon. Will discharge 104 (
 tons of coal here before (
 = leaving for Skagway.
 . Columbia due Sunday.
 = SCHEDULED SAILINGS , . Northland scheduled to sail (
 from Seattle today. ( . North Sea scheduled to sail ( e from Seattle today. ( . Denali scheduled to sail from ( = Seattle g am. tomorrow. { Q Tyee scheduled to sail from ( e Seattle tomorrow. { Q North Coast scheduled to sail { . from Seattle December 12 ( . Tongass scheduled to sail from [ . Seattle December 12. ( . SOUTHBOUND SAILINCS { . Mckinley scheduled south- ( . bound late tomorrow. q . Yukon scheduled southbound ( late tomorrow. ( anof scheduled south- ( bound Monday. { . LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail = every Wednesoey at 6 pm. . for Sitka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday . at 2 am. for Petersburg, Port . . Alexander, Fake ana way [ ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
Drop in Gold. 5hipmentsk Is
 Revealed Here
Alaska Exports fo Siaies in
 November Below Same. : Month of Year Ago

Reflecting decreased gold min ming operations in Alaska, as com pared with year ago, the monthly report of the Customs Service to- day showed a total value of $4,8o2.;- 425 for shipments in and out of the Territory during November, or a drop under the $5,528,526 value of November shipments during l940.
 Less gold in transit to the States were seen to have accounted for the slump. Last year total of $3,990.- BOP worth of Alaska gold was sent out during November, During the past month, however, value of gold exported was only $l,929,532. a4 Following is the report of Alaska exports shipped to the States dun- ing November: s4
 Eieb,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
JUNEAUs CHRISTMAS GIFT STORE

group on mining law
 With the com pl etion of the course here, Lyman will go to Petersburg where he will conduct a. similar five weeks course on mining.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
BAZAAR AND TEA

W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Church are giving a Bazaar and Tea in Church Parlors, Sat, Dee. 6. Ba- zaar opens at 10 am. Tea from 2 to pm. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
TIDES

(Sun time, December @
 High tide-2:28 am, 15.0 feet. Low tide-8:10 am, Al feet, High tide-2:01 pm, 16.4 feet. Low tide-8:4O pm, -O.8 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
MOOSE ARE TO
 MEET TONIGHT

The members of Moose Lodge are to hold their regular meeting to- night in the Odd Fellows Hall All members are requested to attend as final arrangements will be made for the big event of the Turkey Gobble.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
WYNN COMING HOME

Attorney Grover C. Vim, who has been south for several weeks, going as far south as California, is passenger for Juneau aboard the Princess Norah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-05
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Elmer Follows
Great UnCIe

When he was barely old cHogCr
10 understand the talk around tho
house about q certain relative wlC
had been a distinguished bal
PLAYER. Elmer FcCtcau.S ambition
10 be a diamond star Vas born.
The certain relative was Ber-
ME Roland. q star pitcher Tor tho
Detroit Tigers a score of years
ago. The faded clippings relating
RclandS exploits. read over and
over again. did not fal 10 leave
an impression on Elmer a nephew
Of Boisrds
So TODAY Elmer is n pitcher.
TOO. and one Of the mos promi>
inc in Glass A al The Detroit Base
hall Federation lie IS playing
with Hodges cub
FcC;cau Joined Hodge last sea-
son when The team tupd uD~uc-
CcSSfully 90 Cft out oi The cellar
He succeeded ln winning TWO of
the three games his club won ana
is proud ot the fact that be aver
aged nine >tIlkcout> per game. the
highest in the class.
This season Hodges appears
headed for better things and Per
teau has won has only start. lio
beat Powers. S-3, and famed IL
IN mat game.
Fecteau has missed Few oppor-
tunitieS Of obtaining advice from
BCland the former Tiger often
has dropped In on tho SandlotS 10
watch his nephew perform, FL
mcrS most valuable asset is a
sharp-brcakInC eHfte- ai4d he
credits IL 10 The teachings of Boz
land who was a pretty fair curvcr
himself in the old days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Bronco II Card
Lists 8 Games

KALAMAZOO. May 81. 49, The
athletic board of control AT West
ern Michigan has approved an
eight game football schedule for
the BroncoS next Fall.
September 27-Nestern Reserve at Clevs'
land
october 3-Butlsr University at Indian
apol.s tnightt.
october is-lowa state Teachers A. Ce-
dAr Falls. Ia
October 25-TOledo University ~ kala-
mazoo dads Day1.
November i--Western Kentucky Teach
eTs AT Kalamazoo Homecoming
November S-MancheSsr at KalamZoo.
November 15-Wayne University At De
trot
November 20--Ripon AZ Kalamazoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Race Entries Results From All Leading Track
Suffolk Downs Results

WRIST RACE g. eog. claiming, A.ysar.
p.re r.r.f.rr.. ,sr,rerl 1910 500 o.
SIM R.....r NE I...st 100 4 sn
Tsrt r.ru i-nffafft. af 20
r.rrs r s.r .pff c.IF.
fus'...r-. kr.rhf.f kuA. AHmar, Top
..... 49,. .-... ts..-' s...-far
,,s- s'.. BEL. II. m..r
TIhfr., Sand tssaIasekt 90 90 40
t.t..rrr-c.. .,Prt-ts go Uu
o-..u... .AtIrsnn. 10 20
limo .H uu .s3.
T.fr.rt Camnirtlt. Tenacious. FnEEv
Ds, strarr. Miss. FlsbVIfs Dinner
Jacket. Hur1.d and 'ibsttN Torch siso ran.
I'D. and VS. miles
Cash a. Fl lcrirsl $40 ~ oo
Papa ZACH .SatufiI 90 .n
Aanue 80 DRs'esl 40
Time cf 20.
l-A--.--- r. AAea-4- . ~ a. bon l.eg2s
paf Ehrk t.a.roHlr. SneshN Henry VIM
'HrE h..h- 4.. image ana conrad MANN
also sar
fesr.nIdf Arf lY mile
watch over iIa''Hf' 80 ~ nu
HH..Nrt h.N IEksl . ~ s'
~..-...r ttf.Nt ~
Hr ID 'I' 'f
NkH IttIt 'hA' I.h"If Au4 lHnt war
a.sF Pan.
WITH RACE - ''" ai""Ah'es' 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Beulah Park Results

ptEEr-ysJ,r ,vTno claiming 3.yesr.
,.1.,. 80 -, q ,t,il.,,,s
Fast start u8ouon, 800 50
Eed Garter ,irchmi so
Time 10 80 on 22Ti.
Daisy seen Fdth walker DeauVille
Jane. Jbaney b. and scotty's Pride also
ran
SrCoND p.cr -oit. .,s ,,n
t ~ s'" 'r. mn AN ,so so
i,,,,,,, o., ,u,s,AA "a On
~. t-.,t, ,r-sr,.i, - ~
N' - ~, o-
t.e ~" ,,.t, I'M -. p,t.
,,t ,i 80 80,
- ''' '' r" ''
" "'''
THIRD RACE $500. claiming 3-year
Odds a1i ur, flfionEs
SLACK Anna tGaithefl 90 20 ga
~ptrdA Iu.a trafrr'j 900 IS ~
brlluHut Pal tScamanl ~
Time i.lT. oh "a.
n't WhiF kef Prince, White iassIe
ff'.haNash. Iaurri'a jay, Fleet sep and
FDIfETW RACE S4OO claiming 1year.
..f. and 4p mile
MUl can ',Narrfl lto 100 Toe
San Counsellor tFurrplt 8 gu . ft
Pose rs ,GaHhtrl BOO
Time j .f1 2t or
Carrie Book Hlfh FllNsrtN and Fluk,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Delaware Park Results

ait COTS nra leldtnls b. mile
r~ Counsellor tKclper 30 21a 2 30
N.dcir t-ctr,idlI so so
Muks Moon tPeffrsH 3 90
Time .uu. on 1.u5ff
sonny Casey Bucon Wheat b-Calatan.
kIrE Net h-GuHe aud lack Buck also ran
b Bab.Iur. Ery sun ru,ry.
SECOND RACE 81 GOO. claiming 3
vear.oIdr mile
Garden Ca tNsrr.ttt al BIO "a 20 1S 5u
Trfphamrrer tptttf-t III go q 2u
Lizzie Safan ,R.a...t o. 90
Time ig of OBS
Euruiur Fire hing y Na~4I Grass
HLh Nsme Pe's's-prnpe FIfm..s Youf
THIRD RAGS S. goo .Asrte.. ..
.s1f .ffs mHr.
DtH.a.F trHFtffI 81 .uu Du
fs''s het beIl' Jp
fa fnn lnoaan 400
.H' - ~
.., hI.1tt ii.A.r '''Ans speedle'
t.r.r-p,r,r u.,,,
Sea-. ..l,. 90 '' 'h
"A, D,
Al, ~
t.He oii s
ala, rs, anu ca
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Preakness I Years
Older Than Derby

NEW YORK. May 3l.-The
PreakneSy Is oidCr than the Ken
lucky Derby by two years, but
the Derby has been run more
times. The PrcaknesS was started
in 1873, but wasn't run from 1899
10 1908 The Derby has been run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE $500 claiming. 5yesr-
olds and UP. az furones
Farmlands (ChurchlD $50 $50 20
Don Dash CKrki $50 SO
Secreta (Scoccab 10 90
Time 81 4-5. OF 80.
Delhi Dan, Rowing Eve, Raylight, odd
rec and NitanOt also ran.
SECOND RACE $500. claiming, Swear
dds and up. 81 furiongs
Maebeau tAcostai 90 90 ? so
Saranite Hernandez 400 so
Ready-Abouf Woodstock . %
Time % 40, Oft 3 ls's,
Bu'torhush, Fiery LADY Nancs BEST
Headin Home and Beacon Queen also ran
THIRD RACE 5000. claiming 4-yesr-
ODDS and up about 3 mile.
Emma u tBernhardD 20 go "a
Miss Wing tAcostal 1850 :,
stealing Home ,Nessel1 81
Time J .tg 30. cN 20.
Plene'he Qpes're Golden Mayne, Free
Ride and DashIne Doe also ran
FOURTH RACE $500. claiming. 3-year.
olds and mp a. furongs
Nesting tBlefEsckeTl 10 so $40 50
Likely Lad Leylaudl , 80 p
Happy Hostess tPammbo) p
Time ~ 90 4.27i1
Blue Prelude star Castle. Navigation
sun scene and undependable also ran.
FIFTH RACE 81 ooo. handicap. ;
yesr-olds and up lis miles,
7 Hal tRootl 3 90 4 20 2
GiEgie lee tGrsnt 900 ~
Brooke Boy tBletzsckerl , o.
Time ! 80 2-5 or = CO.,
Crouchers Roy. jungle Moon and Roya
Business Also ran.
SIXTH RACE $500. claiming. 3-year
oids I i-i6 miles
Nacside (Palumbnl 100 3 80 N
Gradatim (Biefzacker) $50 40
Counterpart tScottf 10
Time 81 - m = a.
pctsam0 SIR Rrnadside watch Roseat
and COMMANDERS Also ran.
SEVENTH RACE $500 claiming 4
Near-o lds and up. l.. miles
BARGAIN BOY tscoccal Fl 80 100 "a
BlnN tPelumhol $50 so
Russell MCGEE tf;raub IS
Time 30 81 of 500
Couuterpasf Jean e Lucky Jewell III
rus and stuck Up also ran.
EIGHTH RACE $500. claiming, 4-year
ODDS and up 7 7 Is miles
War Rurn0r tkelyl 1880 $40 q
tncrs Luds tLeylandI ~ 80 5
Trostar mariner "a
Time 81 as or sf2
Moon Harvest Beau Bon Overpisy 81
Brook and JET Aaime Also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
LINCOLN FIELDS

cat Chicago. M
1=IAXEcEE- HaStY Star. Limitation.
2 - CORTLAND Memorosa Kenosha
} TAKIIFROME High Landmark, Bar
4--DENEB. Brar Rose, Keekee,
Irish DAY, sun Ginger, Remote
Control
O. HFRESHECOMES, Bon Jour- Flying
Plaid.
T-CHANCE RAY Golden Era Edgeco
S-CHIN MUSIC. Gold Mesh. Reign Dear,
e-VALDINA, Ducmss. Morning Mail.
BEST-JAYFCEF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
DELAWARE PARK

tAt wilmington. Dell
AIR SPRING., Miss SunginoI Witness
2-LITTLE KISS. Ranches Girl. Big BOY
Blue.
3--lNGOMAE, Down SIX. Easter Rabbit
gayle r. Ball Player HeathtoUn.
5-CHARLENE. Legends, Spin On.
6-BUsY MORN. Scotch Trap. Happy
Lark.
7-JUNCO. Kings Error. Docket.
s-LLAXIN, Dr.. sticks. Dark Friend.
BEST -JGNCO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
SUFFOLK DOWNS

tAt Boston. Mass
1-BCCK'S IMAGE, Count Cotton, JAR.
2-ALL GLEE, Smart Hedda Cab
3--RED MANTILLA, Our Florence,
MIX and Honey.
4-ROtGH BRIGADE, Sassy Mate,
kleig Light.
$3.50. Apropos. Miss Gallant.
JUBILEE G, Bissakerry, Red Jack.
SPEEDY BOOGER, Petee Gene Steel
KING.
s-NlGHT CHASE. Levena. Night Bud.
BEST SPEEDY BOOGER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

p
Hermina r. rMcCombsl $50 $50 2 90
KinE Cotton tMCAndrews 90 so
NAldina Joe Laidley' 3 40
Time ~ 2-5. OF PIG.
Lady Infinite Crmpe' and ottoman
also ran.
SECOND RACE $50. claiming a-yesr-
olds mile
Modulaior tMcComhsl S 80 50 90
MeN4esHa tMcAndreV0 800 50
Quarterback tMarinenD 2 40
Time Is SIS off . 81
Gay Ell sweet Pease Prefer Transit
Locked Out-Leroy KING Bright Play
Copper Heels Mental Banker and Miss
Merit also ran.
THIRD RACE $50. claiming 2.yesr-
olds \ mile
cant Lose ,Yarherryl 1850 72O 90
Naldina Valet tMCComhsl $50 40
Miss shopper N.itzenhergeD so
Time .O2 OF 81.
Ralu,e. Woodi1rd Belle Pairfor' Quick
To1.. A one. Magic Power and noble
saxon also ran.
FOURTH RACE Sioio. allowances ,.
yeAr-olds. p mile.
Hear'man ,McComhs) 500 $40 90
AlJark tMCAndfrWp 50 2 90
Vsldina Dude Brooks so
Time LA 50 of ol -.
Grand central Searcy War Tower
Ihfef fefttnI, fplEti. ffuius. henloNn,
Bobs Wsy and Par KING also ran
FIFTH RACE Solo. claiming i-yesr-
Odds and M 3, mile.
Baumderry Rossl ~ 20 il 40 40
Torch Clean tBergerJ $50 40
Matte J ,RortonJ 3 90
Time tt1A2-5. or 432
Nv Shadow Neiscnhelmer SOUP and
Fish sun Alexandra and Pink Gal also
ran.
sIXrH RkCE 5000 ADDED Joliet
stakes. 2yrar-oids, 81 mile
Atsab Uo0u g so so so
kirwi0 CHaItosl 1850 90
-Naldina Orphan
,McComtsI so
Time or or no
* Dorko. Memphis Mans Man Emolu-
ment BaYridCe. James Quest ROYAL
Martha Sergeant Bob 'Omsthon and
a-Ndldna Alpha also ran.
NaidtnA Farm entry.
tAvUrr-ttutv -Uus-fretd hurrr m abuvr
race. other late scratch
SEVENTH RACE 81 .0io. claiming. f.
'ear-Clds ard $685. ] mile
Dog House CRichard) - 40 $50 60
lns,olad tNCCumnsy $50 90
Idle sun tHaskrlD so
Time III, OF SNk
Csddiecay. Hoptown Lass, Waugh Pop
and NlsigOth also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 0iO claiming. 4
year-olds and up. J . miles,
Pick out (FarreUl 90 ~
Copper Tube Bergtrl q 10
Time 80 %. of 6.i6.
CJnltle Cayenne Extended Brown
Comet ami spanish Party siso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
CIocker CharIey's Selections
FOR MONDAY

LEILA d., Varoma, Marin.
2-DREAAlY ANN Hates Kitten Ina Dear
4-DUST CAP Ruckee. Bobbin
4-ARIDISICAL CBest Bet Flash Town, Gals Pet
5-FLYING COUNT. Our Jane. Spot Spot
6-MELODY TONE, Satin Rolls, Brown Street.
MOORISH. Arcadan. Our Ladde.
S-STINC RAY Pal O'Sweet Midas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE 81 500 steepechase han
oicsp. 4-yesr-olds and up about - miles
Bay Dean iBrooksl so $50 90
Rhadauanthus Powers $50 90
Little Cuitare III thrnneiil 40
Time 4 AZ rs. or q 20
Beach Maidsn c-LsTouche Bagppe and
sTorturer also ran.
o-Clsrk entry.
SECOND RACE 81 zoo. claiming 3
ytar-oIds and up, = mile
Hand and Glove
tOhvefl y p0 % 8 40
Busy FInRerS tNaO 20 40
EFlen- lRnherisi 90
Time IS 3-5 m 252
Jack Ply. Judfry. Bethlehemstar Post
Luck Miquelon, Rugged Rock and Charm
ing Htrod also ran
THIRD HAeF-Si 500, claiming 2-yeAr-
90 maldens y mile
Second Thought
tMcCrcaf1b II 40 20 lV
Tel Ne More (RchettsOnl 30 go
Flrst Fiddle flames 8" 30
Time 90 2-s of 22l
Brother Dear and Psyehstrst also ran.
FOURTH RACE 5000 ADDED Coaching
Gun American Oakcs. o.5ear.od hNes, ] Is
Level PES, tRobcrtsonl 2sO out gu,
Dark Discover
tBermanl out out
FasfA tJaues' "e,
Time 10 s-T or 1851.
Ory three started
FIFTH RACE 81 500, allowances. 9
NeAr-oiS fihce mile
imperatrice tMcadei 2 90 30 80
Button Hole Smith $50 20
ia Joconde CMccreary) so
Time III 10. oft 423
Sister Union Traffic Court Blue Castle
and Grand Flame Also ran.
SIXTH RACE s. 600 added Rosebcn
Handicap 3-lesr-oids and up milo
Harvard square
tBiermani 80 so ga
F,nc Cole tGHbefD 900 "a
eprngwood tSkCNyl 3 90
Time III. OF 4 .5i'1
Roman ParssauE The ChFf and Dr.
N'hinny also Tan.
SEVENTH RACE s. O0O added Glass c
Handicap. 5-yesr-1lds and up. s miles
BOLD and Bad Smith 90 $40 2 3e
Spanish Duke tJamesl . 90 al
Giraffe tMcCrearyt = 7U
Time 90 1-a ntf al
Chopps Sea. aF.as House and a-Sur
y .ra also ran
a-Mies Bromley entry.
EIGHTH RACE - 600 claiming 4
rear-oids and ur 49, miles.
Bright Kebel tRonertFt 200 3 % sal
BlszinE Heat MEADE SO %
Wedding Morn tR0hertsnr} z 80
Time 81 2-a. or 5 81
Trspeze ARTIST and Brown Bomb also
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
BELMONT PARK

cat New York. ~ "
-f-eFPfB- Frederic IL, strolling on
2-COMMIXION, High Luck, Schuyler
vile.
3-QUICK CONQUEST. Son Islam,
Abrupt.
4-COLOSSEUM, Vintage Port. Big
Stakes.
5-SMTLES New Trick SearChlight
LAATOKKA. Maemanfe, Nellie Bly,.
7-NEARSIGHT, Mnnelusa. Port Abb.
s-BOOTLESS, Memory Book, Man
tagna
REST-NEARSIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Detroit Race Results

Triangle Publications. Inc.
confirmed hy Dual Photo Finish
claiming. mile start
God Emblem. driving, place
post tOis. 2aiis. Winner Oh. < Amer
T. p J. Schander Values 20
So. Time rs. so, l6. l42 IS. lA7 IS. Weather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
CHARLES TOWN

Cat Charles Town. W. Va
i-MOWMET. One Only. SIR Jerome.
MIKES GRACE, way out. Grist
3-DIN, Alice Dodge, Taut.
4-BALLYHAuNIS, Wenuit, Penny Ar
cade.
5-CLOCKS. James Pal Van Tryst.
BERWYN, Blahlah, Don Orlan.
TYR. County Cork. Olivilo.
S-BlG STEEL. Last Scamp, Chief Cher
okee
e--NANNYKINs, Vale Signal, Satin
Royce
BEST BALLYHAUNIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
For MONDAY

xApprentIce allowance claimed.
Weather. cloudy trsCk muddy.
Post time, 4 80 3. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Up
the
under mrat wei when
Toward The IMP h on wento the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
I'd Race

3yeaol ds good won
wing pacesA Went Ia p a
ANsA$S T. Z Il -Jack.G 9. oNcl r
~ $50 49, rs 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
9Th Race

20 lil7 lo AZ Wsa4ner cloudy tack nude Rim - c wa ~ $,
s;sa Bow MIS-. r:. If i j i. i. .$ $50 &: &c
Moopish Tronbsy 5 ; a. "a 12O 3C
ss::: Nc MAR: #.5 5ss: 3 i 1883
ito ronthe
ny
throughout fes'e
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
M o n d avs
Best Bets

by International News Service
DETROIT
MARIN. Andnow, Ada w.
-HUTOkA, Dreamy Ann, Tuleyrie q.
3-CoAsr TO COAST, Highminded,
Come Home.
4-DARBY DEMON. Cars Pet, Aridsi-
cal
5-CEEPEETEE, Our Jane Spot Shot
MlSTLETOE. Millmore. Chestnut Bur.
MOORISH. BoiAngles. Judge Leet-
S-TUACROSS Midas. Grand Jester.
BEST HUTOKA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
9Th Race

n
ok
his
POSITION saHy heh fu'
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Lincoln Fields Results

odds and 49,. b. mile,
Hermina y rMcCombs1 $50 $50 90
Kinp Cotton tBcAndrewsi 4 90 so
NAldiua Joe iaidley1 g. 40
Time 10 2-5 of PIG
Lady INFINITE. Crumpe' and ottoman
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

welh CoLoI me
eight
impr.v his pssrlo IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
9TH Race


was
PROSPECT
in the not get
he final uru. hen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Complete
LIST Race

can FiAg Ringlets ov
y winners A62A AlO0.
tlgluNn track NnUIuk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

3year-ods and 5000. claiming mile Yards:
driving. 10 q r
o. a y 8.
d by b. r. winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
FOR MONDAY

entry.
xApprentlce allowance claimed.
weather. clear track. fast.
Post. .. m. Detroit time.