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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Shot Put Finishes
Strong at Chicago

CHICAGO, June IA ms
Shot Put, Mrs Marie Evans dis
lance champion Of 1910. put on q
closing rush today 10 win thA
S., 900 added LaSalle Handicap of
a mile and ee-SixteenthS at
Lincoln Fields race track.
His final burst OF speed gave
Shot Put neck victory over
Shine Dwight. Sirasia was third.
Jockey Willie Garner kept the
winner on the inside when far
back in the first seven elghths.
then swung him out before launch
ing his final drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Coasts Through Mud

1t was Bright Willie, holder of
the track record for four and a
half furlongs, which coasted home
through the mud in the Betsy Ross
Purse for his second straight tri-
umph here.
Five lengths was the margin by
which Jack Flinchum brought
Bright Willie home over T. d
Bulls Tomluta. with FL Toreador
third. There just wasn't any COM
petition in the field of seven for
Bright Willie. Not when the race
was run in mud. The 2-year-old
son of Brilliant broke on top and
stayed there TO the finish without
a challenge for a $500 payoff that
was like candy to his followers.
Disappointment of the race &c
many was the showing of l. J
Collins highly-touted filly, Roya
Martha. which never figured II
the running while she beat only
two horses.
tlh " a. liOi n disappointment
however. 10 those who heedeC
trainer Al Miller's warning tina
she could not pick up her feet II
the mud.
She bore out Miller'S words
Bright Willie ran the five furlong
in 100 3-5, which was exceptiona
time considering the condition o
the track.
Sun Pharos, the black son o
Sun Friar from the stable o
Peterson & Childs, was anothe
favorite 10 score runaway VIC
tory. The 4-year-old sprang TO tht
front under Euclid Leblanc
guidance in the Bloomfield Hill
Handicap and steadily widened hi
advantage 10 win by five lengths
The Dixiana's Dollar Bay wa
second and Detroit Bull third II
the field Of six that went the mil,
and sixteenth 1t was SUI
PharoS' second victory of Ia,
meeting and he paid $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Go
Talk Of East
Continued from First Sport Page

-
haven't lost a wager in almost
two years.
Betting has been slow up until
today but from here in the bookies
expect plenty of hot and heavy
wagering The Forty-ninth street
pricemakers who donate combs to
every bald-headed citizen who
passes their doors, have Louis a
l2-5 favorite. or course. If you
wish 10 bet them and take Louis
YOU must give them AS. They're
funny that way
They're betting 30 Louis wins
by kayo and it's even money
Conn goes eight rounds. You car
bet what's left OF the old home.
stead, however, that these prices
will sag by Wednesday. Here's
why.
The angle men" those confuse.
who should have been geometry
teachers. will be hard at work
Ianalyzing the fight and talk al
ways shaves the betting odds
Have a few rumors with your
buns and coffee: Oh Louis eye
tissue has been softened up BY
two cuts this scTSon and vii
crack early; ~ Conn is "in" will
the officials if the fight goes In,
limit; 80 il would be a better
break for boxing. Mr.. NJ. s. Jacobs
and all concerned IL Conn won anc
insured million-dollar September
gate.
The price probably will be g..
the night of the fight. One ais,
can file the above rumors witt
his uncaShed mutuel tickets. Tn
loss ones very badly mistaken thi
one Is strictly on the square an,
us going 10 he Louis and Schme
ling all over again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
LINCOLN FIELDS

CAT Crete, III. =
1-JEHOOVER, King Cotton, Hasty Star.
FIVE FIFTY, Part sucre, Air Hostess.
, BOLUTE. X Rounder. Seven Oaks.
4-VALDINA DUDE. Daily Trouble,
DelTay
5-KiNG's BLUE. Court Dance. Wood
s-MIGHTy FINE. Prince Dean, Tiger
Teddy
-ToRCHsTICK, Yelled Prophet. Tor
s-GAY ELF Sam X. Daddy
s--WAcRY JACK Paul Lee. Bronze
BEsT-JEHooyER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Horses to Watch
m. rUxx xxaVru,n
BY LEW WALTER

AT DETROIT - Sun Risk,
Good Lady. Swishin BY. Isalot.
AT DELAWARE PARK-Air-
plane. Flourtown, Irish Moon,
Winter Money.
AT SUFFOLK BOWS Moo.
Prunay. Yannie Sid. Tripit,
Bc1uty Time.
AT LINCOLN FIELDS-Om-
athon. Donnsgin. Boynton. He
Man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Kopczak Out at Washington

ST. LOUIS. June AIMS
Frank Kopczak. Chicago, former
Notre Dame athletic star, will not
be reappointed assistant varsity
football coach at Washington
University here. n was announced
today. No successor was named.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
softbsII League
MONDAYS GAMES
EAST SIDE

EAhT side
Micromstic VS.. Sanders A. c. at 81
Clair No. 1.
Hudson A. A. VS. Sweetest Heart o
Mary at Gallagher No. l.
East siders W. Gelatin a, Lodge No. I
Local B-ioSo w. Y. A. w. i5i at ~
Clair No .
Club Tuebor VS. Manila At Pinsrse No. I
Detroit Jr. saxons W.. Dee Club a
Chandler No 3
j. q J. va. Berry at Lodge No. q
Zenith W. Msrges at Pingree No.
Hi.Lits A. c. W.. Thompson al Jsyn
WEST SIDE
Green oaks Va. Auto At Northwestern
No g.
Transportation vs.. t-Acss AZ Codd No, !
p. q q. Eagles vs. Montgomery War
At Atkinson No. q
Fort Wayne Q. NJ vs. Irish American
Al Northwestern No =
First United Church W. Pepsi at North
western No 4
chamberln strip Va. Cubs A. c. a
Northwestern No. 2
Detroit Rex vs.. Rascals A. c. At North
western No 8
Drewery's VS. American at Atkinson
No 1.
Fort Wayne vs. watts at Atkinson No. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE 81 600 claiming. t-ysar-
olds and up. ! 3-l6 miles
Victory S,. March .BrissO 27so 100 100
Count Natural tAnsaierl 1870
Time SO IS, OFF 222
Honfalon, County Bond, La Perla For
leign Legion. Sun Victor, Lovick. Prunsy,
Dave Alexander ana Noodles also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si 600. claiming. 3
Galway tAtklnson) $40 an 400
Bravira Smith - 80 s N
Spot Pass (Tsylor1 = 90
Time 80 3-5. o6 2A2
Lost Cold Cadet Bon Tnnii Dainty
Ford. Araoesque and Old Smoothly alss
THIRD RACE 600. claiming 3.ysar-
olds and up, y mite
S Ss@: Ps Nos .js'''o'' 'i'0 .% SS go
saving Grace briggs $50
Time ia on u.s.
Hendersonian. Wanna HyEro ne Pre-
pared. sellann, speedy Josie and Career
Girl also ran.
FRouTH RAcE--si. 900 maiden a.y.ar-
Hisiesh (CsffarerD 40 $50 aso
AnticIimax tTsyiorb 40 20
Buns Rush (Smithl 80
Time 80 rs, or 3:5ik
Opportunity, Carmus Header. Scotch
Broth, Vaccination ANA Inquistor also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Si 400. claiming. 3-year-
plds and W, a mile.
Ramases (snyderl 1920 $40 100
Watch over tTaylor) $40 7s0
Donna Leona (Briggs) $50
Time I'LL is, off e.
Haloyon BOY. Wise Bee. Time o. was
and Johnnie J, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-sf 600, claiming. 4-year-
olds and up, N miles.
Conrad Mann tHettinger) 500 $40 $50
Ebony Boy tTaylor) $50 $40
RhiniE (Caffarellab 800
Time ass equals track Tecoyd), off
one. ozone Weary Flower Her RsiEh.
Dark Beau and strident also ran.
SEVENTH RACES. 900 added. Conn
monwealth Handicap. 3-year-oids. mile:
Cape Cod tYoungJ 1920 eto Out
Little Beans (Moore) $40 ou
Blue Pair Snyder oW
Time 10. off 30h
General Jack .and Rul Brisr also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 81 ooo. claiming, 3
year-old and up / lis miles
The Rage tsnyderl 1870 7.f0 40
Counterglow Smith - 90 $40
Boh's Boys briggs soc
Time lf OF s:02h.
Advocatar Oversight Big Brands -
and Devy Dawn also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-SsOo. claiming. 3.yesr-
olds and up, ~ furIongs
lOwaller tHernandeE) 1900 500 40
lHiblsxs tRootp $40 q So
War Scare (Churchiin 90
Time so As, of 2:35H.
Golden Key. Lkly Lad High Bud Ma.
futa and Veepee also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s5Oo. claiming, 4-yssr.
Time i az, OF sit
schley GORGE CDufford) $50 $50 40
Time Passes tBletzaokerJ so
Time :2S, of 3rla
Seth Polante. Exhort, Mad de Me. Din
and Ready About also ran.
THIRD RACE-ssOo, claiming. 4.y.ar.
olds and up. 6is furlongs
seplin tBletxackeD 200 72O 40
fNtJinski (RootD 420 90
Chief Cherokee tScoccAl , 90
Time ! "a lis. off 34s
Spout Run. Cats Cradle, Buddy Al and
Pamunkey also ran.
FOURTH RACE--s5oo claiming. Swear.
olds. about = mile:
Butcher Boy
tHernandeE Iie0 $50 40
FarmlAnds tChurchnD 500 $40
Ida Time Blossom O 20
Time l:2l lis. off 4:is.
Cocklebur. Crest Sarah. Smart Lad
Fusonette and Ballyhaunis also ran.
FIFTH RACE-,i 900. handicap. 3-ysar.
olds and up, Ga furlungs
The Fop (MartneIl $50 40 80
b. Berwyn tHernardeE1 90 so
b-J Hal (RooD } SO
Time I 20 as. Off 4;47
T.tra Rock, Vendors Lien, BiAblsh and
Dashing Doe also ran.
b-Wapls entry.
SIXTH RACE $500. allowances. Swear
ods and up, = mile.
Red Idol (HenandeD $50 40 90
Giggie Lee (scoccal Ts0 40
Garden Pool (Eversolel 800
Time l 30, of 623A
Chakrs. speed Demon. Gold Parade
Tantrum and Purport also ran.
SEVENTH RACE $500. claiming. g.
yesr-olds and up, ! l.i6 miles
Flag Eta (Kelly) $40 $40 30
Yankee Lad tRootl 800 50
Bargain Boy (ScOcoa) $40
I. Time ] 80 1-5, of sou
BrAzen Hussy, Ivy y. County Cork
and Engls's Charm also ran,
EIGHTH RACE--s500. claiming 3-yesr-
Odds and up l-l6 miles
CanrOck (EversoleD ll,20 40 $50
The swagmAn tChurchiu) e20 $50
Kissin Kid tBletzacker) 800
Time ! SO, OFF s;3ih.
Sea Finn, High Aim. Counterpart, Rus
sell MCGEE and Uprising also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Lend Out Stadiums

The New York Yankees and Gin
cinnati Reds permit Negro base
ball teams TO use their parks wher
they are on the road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
SUFFOLK DOWNS

CAT Boston, Mass
moo, Unimond Sun Wiggle
COLEMAN Hunting Home. Ugin.
3 DECADE, All Olee. Gala Grip.
PORTABLE. Good Play, Ali Heels,
h-OAKMONT, The Ferry, crowfoot
e-FLYfNG SILVER, Psnoraseope, PART
Ernest
MISTY QUEST, Meritorious. BAL
lotant.
s-ORCADEs. Run Kincsen, Translady.
BEsT-FLYING SILVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

cat Aqueduct. N. "
mad BUNNY. Brown Dancer, WAddy.
2-sTAR OF PADULA. Gallant Stroke.
Deep End.
3-ENoEL. Scarcity. Cowhck.
4--QUAkERTOWN, Sister Union, Rodia.
GREAT ALBERT. Magic Stream,
Black Bun.
e-BLAZlNG HEAT. Newark, Early
Settler.
7-GUERRILLA, Fortissino, Armagnae.
BEST-GREAT ALBERT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Aqueduct Results

FIRST kACE~Al 300 maiden 2.NtAr.
Home wolf tDonosoJ 4 20 $50 10
Wait Rg tGrss) $40 So
Bu.rush MEADE 90
Time 80 Us. IN 22ie
Cold Crack Son o.. Ia Magnify Gal
iant Devil canoiestick and CRUISER also
ran,
SECOND RACE 81 500. MAIDEN 7-year-
Ode and w. mile.
sealbeaa tWanl 80 7sN 80
British Aria tFafs) % 8 IN
81 Peter Meade 3so
Time I-2s on 7h3A.
GAnsy Roy New LIFE. Lsno R,ahco and
FogabAla Hlso tsr
THIRD RACE 600 added Astoria
Stakes. 7-yesr- oio fho 5i4 mr0nrs
Fyrg Indian ,WalJ so go out
smiles Robertson $40 out
Banjo Eyes tAfcsT0l out
Tine lS as oN 49,.
small Tine hlto ran
FOURTH RACE s. soo maasrs >.
year-oldf ana W > mile
Atsh1 S.'t.. Cpo1e.ej 800 go go
S'rawhsrry (MesdeJ 2 20
Time ! as On "a
Burberry PIE ana &Ssitr Cbsne, alec
ran.
FIFTH RACE -- $500 added Carer
Handicap. g.yrar-nIss and at p nile
psraEarT .Iamegl JH lH Da'
Harafl square fBiefmanI 10 Ouf
OrrIsr.nr tMeane1 OIL
TINE af 4 34
Colleen Noyake aifo ran.
SIXTH RACER 600 sfde5. Gloss {
Handlcep. 3-yesr-Oida snd w., p nile
Tu,a Foss fEirrmanJ $40 500 ~
Caccdsm0n fWaNJ 70 $40
NsdHW Games IN
Time a. IS or 1914
vomsrt GsnshadicH anc sutfinn. sis,
rH1
gEVETTH RACE 81 son claiming
Nras-c'rs FHe ur. l-it miles
W.-f FI~~1f fEssUfl So qo ~
, q Wr I fHrrIEF 90
w. 20 Hrur fOUNtfI eN
Tine if- NJ AL.
E.siest Tren ~ arr fetf'sf bfGls tsr
pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

Wilbur Shaw. three-time winner,
suffered injuries in a crash during
this years 500.mile indianapolis
auto race. the thirteenth in which
he has competed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Lincoln Fields Results

FIRST RACE $50, claiming 3.year.
olds p mile
Quarterback tMarineuD $50 40 ? 20
Joe Fisher tMcAudreWt. : 80 3 90
Meadow Money oFsrreIu 20
/ Time 90 Is OF 217.
! Gypsy Monarch Mf Seratevo Merry
ways, Erin Ksar Equioval. The Skipper
and inAl also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
CHARLES TOWN

tAt Charles Town, " Val
APRON STRINGS. BrIsr Bird. Ace
of Trumps
2-sETTLER, Psndoramint, Goodwine.
BRAIN CHILD, Maetske, Fernbrake.
4-MlNTSON, Dark sun. Small Change.
PENN ARCADE, Mr.. Jim, Petsano.
STURDY DUKE. Tyr, Giggle Lee
T-KAI MIN, Transday. Count Me
Trixie Lass. Brooke
s-sUN SALVADOR. Navigation. star
Canter.
PEST-MTNTE0N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
9Th Race


In the and
o the the
the
the nrst half
=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

and lnsl also ran.
SECOND RACE $50. claiming 2.year.
lolds. 3. mile
Courteous
dlitzenberper) 1920 1900 u 20
Athens Mad (YAfberr,) 40 40
ssucy singer tVapderrrfO 10 20
Time 90 3-9 rN ats
PHrfurt X Albert Clmtx. Geuic'S BOY
INDY Iufnify Wo0dfprd belle swift sue
John Hunncutt and Van Man also ran
THIRD RACE 81 orc. claiming. 3-year.
, @'a' ana ", W. m's go.
blCmies tMcAndreWl $50 20
VIVA Hae tHsskclr SO
Tlmc i.l1 2.h. Of SIS
Florsan Black MaetoWn. FAlsWesp Ever
Aitcr Million Bucks, HinsdsIe. CornValiis
Tad ard Truds also ran.
FOURTH RACE Nolo. claiming. 3.
vear-olds q, mile
Miss B"etiUe lHus.ril 50 500 so
Cherrko tCuIikshAnfl go z ~
Hcrcshecpres fNcCDfuhsf 81
Time rs 80. 30 1u.
ki.oeyele, boyn'ou. CARY T., Ebon Flag
and Rose Red sis0.rar
FIFTH RACE ueio. allowances. !.
FanEle tEichardl 20 On
some Man tNelochtl 1870
Time % IS 0f p
Long Hope SNOW Apple Putitthere
Boius Bird Heh ard Can Lose sso ran
SIXTH RACE Soio added. Ia sane
Hand,eap a-'ear-oits. 30 miles
shot Put tGarueri 500 AS0 4 ia
Shine o. Night tRrookst so 4 oC
Sirasla tEichaydt 4 20,
Time 2.0T lis. on $50
fqufoN. NiscourN and war Ninstre
also ran
SEVENTH RACE StO10. claiming. 4.
yesF-olds and up, ~ miles
Rough Diamond
Martin $50 90 oc
PefpleN lowe $40 A AZ
stella Nc fFarrell Z yOf
Time % IS ~ b274
Camhradsrie Spanish. Helle Fxtended
sweep Royal and MILAN Rom also ran
EIGHTH fACE 5000 claiming q
year.0fs and up ~ miles
prlNs"t ilsrf tFaNp-l go $50 ~
soilIsrs coil tNeCombsI 500 %
Rnsal TEDDY Gamer q
Tine 90 3-a. m . 90
Emdss. Norpoise ara Whpstitch as
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

FIRST RACE-S1, 100. maiden 2-year-
E Essy T ss,Is:;s 'snid'r' 1850 $50 80
Grey Wing (ragan) 40
Time LOO 1-6, OF 3:06h.
New Trick. Prince Govans and waitham
Cross also ran.
SECOND RACE - 81, 900. claiming. 4.
yesr.olds and up. \ mile:
s Mis. n. 'i II eSounp H." ssscS 3 s9 90
Graeme Cracker Lynch) 2 50
Time i;ie as. of 1854.
| Bahama Knight JAevert Ranches Girl
Dance On and Bunny Baby also rem.
THIRD RACES, 400, claiming. a.
yesr.oids ann up. u mite.
Sack tDecamilhsJ 40 40
Bogert tGilbertl 40
Time 1.i5 as, on t1f.
Balloon. Scotch Trap. smart Crack and
Wood Chopper also ran
FOURTH RACE - 1890. handicap. =.
year-olds and up, y mile
Abrasion (HowelD 40 400 40
Johns Star tsistob 40 so
Bill Farnsworth (Gilber) so
Time 1913 as, of go
Brown Saxon and Glorious Time also
ran.
FIFTH RACE 81. 900. claiming. a.year-
olds and up. mile and 10 yards
Hypocrite ,Kirk $40 $50 $40
Transmitter tsisto) $40 40
| Greedan tKeiperD $40
| Time 1 4s 1-5. of 5:l7i4.
| a-Sting Pal, silver Rocket, JAcsteal, Fox.
shade and a-Robespierre also ran.
| a-Deubler- johnson entry.
SIXTH RAcE-sio 900 added Kent Han
dicap, 3-year-olds. l.i6 miles.
hnneusa tRyant i2.s0 10 o. 90
Sir Alfred tSchmidD $40 $40
He Rolls (Decamilhs) 100
| Time as SIS, off 5:5lk.
| Ny BIZ. Air Brigade Kansas Hop skip
Itsbo, Cavalier and Happy Hunting also
Iran.-
! SEVENTH RAcEsi. 900 claiming e.
year -olds and up. ia mites:
h.sy Judge tFriedmsn) 1880 $50 80
Shansi MADDEN $50 $50
Winter Money fMuA-rrl 40
Time so as, on sal
b-James' Pal, Affair MAevhisk Light
Chatter and AiAddins Dream also ran.
b'MUes Lorenzo entry.
EIGHTH RACES. zoo claiming. 4.
year-olds and up IL miles
Tiny Trick tschmidD 1910 $40 80
Tramp Ship (Friedman) 5 80 10
I DR. Sticks weber $40
/ Time 2.i3 as on s.39H
( Miss l.. p. Money Muddle Ysntis Ial-
Ian Harry. Uvslde and Knftstta also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

NApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, cloudy. track, heavy.
First race 4 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
9th Race
.7th Race

xApprentice allowance claimed.
MINT SAND went 10 the front
ing restraint, responded 20 4 brisk
vantage TO the close. LITTLE TR
after the first quarter. came 10 IN
was no match for the winner. DIX
| In The finRl fuflnnE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Wise Moss on Top Again; Parasang Sets Record
Detroit Race Charts
Copyright. 1871. by rri.nsI. Publications, Inc.
The Detroit Daily Double Paid $500

finishes confirmed by the Finish
For 3-yearods $500, claiming, furongs: Start
won driving place AZ 242h. off
Winner CherokeeT Thistle Star, owned by Mrs NJ
1928 800. $50, t25. Time IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
FOR MONDAY

D SEVENTH RACE--SsO0 claiming. colts
0 geldings and horses. 3-year-ods and up,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
4th Race

bhlift W Lille went 10
10 the stretch, responded 10 n
out 20 win with something lef
bid approaching the final tur
for the winner. Ell TOREA
strongly and gave a good effo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
-5th Race

WISE MUSS, away
back stretch, WAS taken
handling, disposed OF ~
TO the stretch. came thr
ROLL went TO the front
winner for five-eighths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

For 3yArods and up $500 claiming the God Bless
Purse l'i6 miles start good won driving. place Wen
10 At si2S off Winner Fun
~ trained by G oros Values 500 $50 s25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

haven lost wager in almost
two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Monda avs
Best Bets
(By International News Service
DETROIT
AQUEDUCT

BEST sAPHr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
NOT A BLONDE
What's The Answer?

distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc)
1-Where the Hemisphere would you find cities
whose correspond with each of the following cities
of the United States Newcastle Syracuse Port Arthur :?
2gh wateconen percentages contained in each of the
following Watermelon Strawberries rhubarb Which
contains the most
3The occupation of apidary is that of Machins cutter
of precious stones, weaver?
4Can you the highest navgable lake in the world?
How cards when playing each of the follow
ing pastimes: Pinoche bridge, seven-card rhummy?
6-Napoeons great victory 1913 Leipzig Water
loo. Dresden?
IA person described belonging hoi poo is member of
the Upper crust, rank and file, distinguished?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
KnowIe dye Test
BY DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

1-Onc word is left out of these
famous lines ial The night
has a thousand -; (b)
Little strokes fell great
=. 90; (c1 God helps them
that help
> Who painted (a) Mona
Lisa; tbl Aurora: (c)
The Cleaners.
3 What was the purpose of fa)
The Tower Of Babel: Oh the
Lewis and Clark Expedition;
tel the totem poles ?
4 What Is tal An air pocket:
tbl ceiling zero; tcl an air
screw?
What were the names of the
Three Wise Men?
6-Who did it,: ta1 He held the
earth on his shoulders; (bl
he Killed Medusa: tc) has
statue came 10 life
Name three of the four writ
erS Of the books Of the New
Testament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Pictures Of Cremated Woman
Identified by Farmer, Son

stroy her hacked and dismembered
body, the same night.
The Ebilsizers said they re-
membered the time and date they
saw Miss Briggs walking by their
home because they had just re-
turned from an auction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
ATTACK DOUBTED

As she walked along the road
they said. their dogs ran out and
barked at her. AS she picked up
stones and threw at the animals.
they went TO the road to assure
her the dogs would not harm her.
She carried handbag-the
blackened frame of which was
later found-and a paper bag,
they said.
Investigators under Sheriff John
Osborn and Prosecutor George
Meader partially discounted a
theory that she was attacked and
robbed while strolling through the
farmlands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

ANN ARBOR, May 13.-Two
persons saw Miss Hazel Briggs,
SO, of Detroit, within an hour
after her disappearance last April
10. walking toward the rubbish
heap where her cremated body
was found almost a month later,
they reported today.
Benjamin EbilsiZer Sr. and his
son, Benjamin Jr.. identified pic
lures OF Miss Briggs as those OF
the woman they saw going by
their farm home near Manchester.
Asked why they had not re-
ported the incident before, the
EbilSlzerS explained:
NOT A BLONDE
Everybody around here had
talked about Miss Briggs as
having had blond hair. This
woman had chestnut hair"
It was EbilSizer Jr. who saw the
huge bonfire in which the killers
of Miss Briggs attempted TO de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
1t 2::3O pm. WEDNESDAY
By
Mr.. Paul MacAHSter

In Hudsons Auditorium the Twelfth Floor
MR. McALSTER, of the American Institute of Decorators,
1V1 will show homemakers how looking be
easily achieved with the help of the Pan-a- Room kit The kit
76 wooden symbols Ito be used indicate furniture and
furnishings and equipment model exactly
scale The auditorium designed help you plan effective
decorative expey and quickly Members of the audience
those who arrive eary-w have Pan-a-Room kits for
their fun and during the lecture and demonstration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

Prices Subject to 80 Sale, rsu
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14

sausage stuffing will do a proud job
with stuffed veal, pork or shoulder
Of lamb:
Sausage Stuffing.
(Makes 6 cups)
cups soft bread crumbs
u cup butter
3 tablespoons chopped onion
u teaspoon salt
Pepper
" teaspoon sage or thyme
" cup chopped celery
z cups sausage in the bulk
Melt butter, add onion and cook
until it becomes yellow. Add bread
crumbs mixed with seasonings. Mix
in chopped celery and sausage. Cook
2 minutes, stirring constantly.
Turkey.
Small birds are allowed Is to 30
minutes per pound for baking, large
birds, ~ to Is minutes per pound.
Your oven should be set at 325 to
$50 degrees.
'Sweot Potato Puff.
(Serves 10 to 12)
cups mashed sweet potato
tablespoons fat
egg
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14
LYNN SAYS:

To clean the turkey, SINCE it
first, then remove the pin feath-
ers with tweezers. Scrub the out
side with water. The inside
should be wiped with a damp
cloth. II there is any foreign
odor, q half teaspoon Of baking
soda may be added to the water
with which the turkey Is
scrubbed.
Allow l pound of turkey to each
person. Allow 1 cup Of stuffing to
each pound of turkey. When
st,fifng, be sure to put some in
the neck for this will give the
bird a good full shape. Fasten
the skin from the neck to the
back. Stuff the cavity but do not
pack since dressing swells.
Fer good roasting and easier
carving truss the bird, by insert
ing . long needle through breast,
through rib at the base of the
thigh. Draw the cord through
and bring the string acroes By
pulling the cord through the open
-mss formed BY folding the wings
riaagniarly onto the back. Tie
tie cords.
hssrt The needle through TIE
drunstjck joint, bring th9 curd
aEeand ~ taH, threagh IL bach
hens. Cd ~ ssesfsay. Rsmevs
easa bseuss sewing.