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Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
kudiak fountain tnidryes

Freda's Cafe which has been operated by Miss Freda Fell for the last year, closed its doors this week, due to the desire of it's owner, Alfred Lian, to enlarge their Kodiak Fountain.
 It is with regret that the public learns of the closing of this pop ular little cafe, where Freda dis pensed a grand style of home cooked meals, which were enjoyed by hundreds of customers.
 According to Mrs. Lian, re :. modelling of this cafe is taking place now, which allows them the necessary room to expand both their seating capacity of the proposed enlargement of their fountain as well as add tional ice-cream equipment now order ed.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Hospital Guild To
 Hold Annual Meeting

The First annual meeting of the Griffin Memo ial Hospital Guild will be held next Tuesday, October 7th, in the nurses living room, of the institution.
 Election of Guild officers will be held and those present will be regaled with an interesting talk by Frank M. Hermann, chair man of the Hospital and First Aid committee of the National Civil Defense Corps. His subject will be Civilian Defense and What It Means to Each One of Us".
 All members of the Guild are urged to be present and a cordial invitation is extended to all ladies in this community to at tend the meeting.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04
Bremen To Meet Tuesday

There will be a regular meet ing of the Fire Department, in the City Hall, next Tuesday night at 8 pm. according to Chief Loughead.
 All active members of the de- partment are urged to attend, as there is considerable business of vital importance to be transacted.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04

GAL CONDITION OF THE BANK OF KODIAK LOCATED AT KODIAK TER RlTORY OF ALASKA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON THE 30th DAT OF SEP TEMBER 1941.
 RESOURCES Loans and discounts S1O3. .845.11 Loans on real estate 123, ,934.70 Overdrafts none
 United States bonds and securities S39,4C471 Other bonds 29.443S5 Stocks, securities, judgements, claims, etc, none
 Banking house, furni- ture and fixtures 33,87O.61 Other req! estate
 owned 1O,896.61 Due from other banks 527, ,943.7O Checks on other banks and other cash items 1835 O2I Exchanges for clearing house, none
 Cash on hand 176, ,2OS.4O Other assets 1,674.4II TOTAL 1,S49,O57.12I
 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in s 42, ,5OO.OO Surplus fund, 750.00I Reserves S,OOI.7Sl Undivided profits 5,474.85 Dividends declared but unpaid, none Due to other banks, none Demand deposits 1,O62, ,137.36 Time deposits 693,1 Cashier and ce1ti- fled cheeks 37,O57. .65I Notes and bills
 rediscounted, none Bills payable (including certificates of deposit) for money borrowed, none TOTAL 1,S49,05712I United States of America,
 Territory of Alaska,
 3rd Judicial Division, ss. l, o. A. TORGERSON, Presi- dent of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the fore going statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 o. A. TORGERSON,
 President. Correct Attest)
 J. N. sTEFFGEN' BEN KRAFT, W. J. ERSKINE, Directors.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of October 194[.
 WARREN A. TAYLOR, Notary Public in and for the Territory of Alaska. My com mission expires August II, 1943. ~~~~~~~~~~~
Kodiak mirror., 1941-10-04

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of October 194[.
 WARREN A. TAYLOR, Notary Public in and for the Territory of Alaska. My com mission expires August II, 1943.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-01
German Concept Of Justice Is Stretched
Set-Up of Courts Throughout Poland Provides for
 Complete Ratification of Land

have been guilty of serious negli- gence".
 Polish courts, whose functions are more nominal than actual, must submit to examination of decisions by German courts. Supervision of these courts may also be undertaken by the chief of the administration district.
 A decree of July 30, 1o4O abolished the Polish Supreme Court of Ad- ministration, and the Polish Su- preme Court is also now defunct. Labor courts have ceased to exist, and the surviving Polish courts have been denied the right to examine German citizens, or persons of Ger man descent, as witnesses or ex- perts
 An innovation Of Nazi rule is the appointment of Commisar for the Reorganization of the Bar. A War saw lawyer was the first appointee to the post, and for a time it ap- peared that his administration would be a benign one. It was not long, however, before the Commisar, embarking upon program of Nazi reform, ordered the elimination of all Jews from the bar.
 When the Bar Association pro- tested that this action was in vio- lation of the laws of the country, the German authorities immediately suspended the Executive Committee of the Bar Association, and its of- fees were raided one week later by the Gestapo. In the customary manner of wholesale Nazi arrests, 1l9 lawyers were taken into custody, and later deported to forced labor or concentration camps, where many subsequently, died.
 With characteristic Teutonic effi- ciency, the Germans discharged the Commisar for having led them to believe that the bar supported his plan; disbarred all Jewish lawyers; and established precedent whereby all lawyers having Jewish blood con- nections up to the fourth genera ticn, the families of their wives in- cluded, would be regarded as Jew ish.
 Those remaining in the associa- tion were compelled to answer questionnaire relative to the history of their lives, and to declare that they had never taken part in anti German politics. Those unable to truthfully make such a declaration
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-01
DEFENSE
 BOND 

Q. Will personal checks be ac- cepted for Bond purchases when buy direct by mail from the Treas lry Department, Washington, D. O.?
 A. Yes, subject to collection. Your Bond will be mailed to you shortly thereafter.
 o. Does a Defense Savings Bond increase in value from the date of purchase?
 A. A Defense Savings Bond is dated the first day of the month in which remittance is received by an authorized issuing agent. In other words, you get full months credit on your investment regardless of what day of the month you buy your Bond.
 NOTE-To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps, so to the nearest post Oce or bank, or write to the Treasurer of the United States, Washingt on, D. O., for an order form.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-01
EMERGENCY RELIEF
 CASES IN CITY

City Welfare Supt. Martin F. Hay den announced yesterday that 27 per cent of the citys relief load consists Of emergency relief cases. These are defined as families reQuir- ing only food and clothing aid due to temporary iayoffs.
 Comparative figures disclosed that 354 families were dependent on the city for support last month, and e23 for the same period last year. Mem tai and physical iicapacltation acc counts for % per cent on relief, and aliens unable to Ind work represent Il per cent,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-01
ONLY A FRACTION

canada has a00,00O acres of land on which wheat may he grown, but only 2s.000.0 900 acres are under c.ll. llvailon Tor that grain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-01

replied evasively: T have not taken any part in political life".
 Since then many have been ar- rested for no better reason than that the Germans wished to eradi- cate the pathetic remnants of the Polish intelligentsia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Sets Track Record,
PAYS S82 in Win

DEL A w A RE PARK RACE
TRACK. Del. June 2S.-GNS)-
a rank outsider, Pony Ballet, today
set a new track record and re-
turned her hackers a win mutuel
of Ss2.4O in winning the $1,000
added Polly Drummond Stakes for
2-year-old fiIlies.
The winner travelled the five
eighths oNa mile in sparkling 80
seconds II beat Gummed Up.
which finished second; Smiles,
which took third money, and seven
others. The time was one-fifth
under the local record for the dis
tance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
FI|y Carries
} Jo||ey Co|ors
In $1,000 Race
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Sis Baker. a high powered little
filly which won her first race last
Thursday, came right back Satur-
day afternoon to lead six 2-year-
old rivals every step of the way in
The $1,000 Moslem Temple Stakes,
leading juvenile race of the season,
at the Detroit race track.
The daughter of Carlaris. which
carries the colors of Tom Jolley,
Memphis. Tenn, turfman. rocketed
out Of the gate TO open four
length lead before she hit the first
turn. From then on it was just a
question OF stamina and Sis
Baker had il. Without too much
urging from Jockey George King.
the tracks leading rider. she
whiZzed under the wire with a
three-length margin on the ia
vored Patriot from Darby Dan
Farm.
: The Bomar Stables FL Toreador
was third and Mrs. l.. II. Fry'S
Bebeja fourth while back in fifth
place at the end of the five fur
longs was Sweep Swinger. the
heavily played gelding from the
Stable OF T. ID. Bull of Detroit.
Sweep Swinger was severe dis
appointment 10 many in the crowd
of 5000. He broke last and never
got into the=eententlon.
Sis Baker was a Joint second
choice in the betting and paid
S940 straight after covering the
five eighthS in SO 3-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE=-S1 900, claiming, Swear.
olds and up, u mile:
Full o,Ran Ggthsrl 22.oo $50 go
Story Time (Hearn) 1880
Time 1:12 as. OF 22ah.
Hittie, Dave Alexander. Advsncer. Moli-
nara, Darkmelus. Gieeman. Bucks Image
and Fly Gent also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si. 900. claiming, 3.
year-olds and up. 4 mile:
s-Ball-o-Fire tTaylor) $50 $50 3.2o
Glenbroom tMoraD 40 42O
a-Roy T. (sconza) $40
Time 1:12 LIS, on 2:52n.
Speedy Bo0ger. Allmar. Pompnt. Our
sgan. Secret Chatter. County Antrim and
Stickemup also ran.
&C. y. Simmons entry.
THIRD RACES, 900. claiming. 4-year-
ODDS and up, lie miles:
Supreme Flag Mora 1920 500
Repeller fRobart) 300
Time i:47 As, OF rs
Damica Sun Fox, Totin Home. Kaptime
and Liberty Torch also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-si 100 maiden 3-yesr.
olds. 2. mile
George Lamsze tYounsl 1850 $40 $50
Blue Warrior (Luther) $50 800
Gallant Play (canarellal 2 so
Time 1912 rs. off 1851
Oakmont Tea Hour, Great Step. Slim
and Buniehesd also ran.
FIFTH RACE 81 500. allowances, g..
year-olds and up, q mile.
Johnnie Young 1900 $40 , 20
Night Editor (RobarD $40 ?. 80
Wise Bee lCanarelaJ 3 20
Time 10 3-s, on 4;27is.
Allegro, Bull Brier and Rough Time also
ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Si 600. ella ming. i-year.
olds ana ~. -. miles.
Knights Soy Taylor so 900 $50
Count Natural CAllgaierl so $50
Harry's Dream tDuppsi 100
Time 50. off f59 ~
Somall Night Bud Lady Ariel DIZZY B..
Geneva Gross Dark Beau and Prince
SptFndUr also ran.
SEVENTH RAGE-Ss, hDa- added Con.
stiiutlon Handicap. 3-year-oids, ! mile
Blue Pair (Jamfsl 100 $40 40
Boston Man tRobart) $40 3 so
Cape Cod young 800
Time 81 is. OF 5.33.
Crowfoot. Johns star, Tragic Ending
Boiled shirt and General Jack also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Si 200. claiming 3
yeAf-oids and up, ] mile and 20 yards.
Haieyon Boy (smithl q2O $50 $50
PanOrascope young $50 80
Pause tAtkinEonb 90
Time i43 off S-07
Pan- Ernest Long Pass Blue Uniform.
Iron Bar and Flying silver also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
SUFFOLK DOWNS

cat Boston. Mass
1--SICKLEBILL, Old River. Updo
2-SUNTIME, Miss Happy. Malinda b.
3-INQUISITOR. Crimson Tide. King
Ranch entry.
4-MAELiNE. Mahdi Morstep
INCOMING, Hisleah. Brastown
6-BASHFUL DUCK. Multitude. Votum
PAPA JACK. Don Pecos, Cangrierron
s-SHROPsHIRE-M MAYO ENTRY, Richie
stan, General Planet
BEsT--BASHFUL DUCK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Track Record

A nc wtrack record went up
after the De La Sale Handicap
in which Carroll Graham's Boss
Hoss, a $5440 wager, carried 104
pounds including Jockey Patterson
MIlligan. over tho mile and a six
teenth in Al 2-5. This clipped a
fifth of a second of the record
set last year by r. S. McLaugh-
Inns Scythian under rs pounds
Boss HosS' record breaking run
enabled him 20 win by length
and a half over the Parkwood
Stables Bar Fly with Sun PharoS
third and Epidor fourth. Top
weight OF 1T pounds proved TOO
much for tho favored High Fidel-
ity. which finished sixth in the
eight-horSc field despite Jockey
Jack Flinchum's efforts TO get him
under way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
DELAWARE PARK

CAT Stanton. Dell
1-CAN-JONEs. Witness stand, The
General.
2-IRISH MOON, Berwyn Dignity.
3-KELLSBoRO, Millrsce. Strolling On.
4-coLES BOY, Stop Loss, Easter Rab-
bit.
S-PLElONE. Double p, Flaming
6-sPARROW CHIRP, Ariel Toy. Cen
fury Note
7-PRPLE DAWN. Winter Money. Pat
sey Begone.
STROLLER. Ceiling Zero, Ghostflyer. ?
BEST-COLES BOY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Shrine Stakes at Detroit Track
Delaware Park Results

FIRST RAcE-yi, 100. maiden 2-year
olds. y mile:
Pomway Peters 40 800 49,
Bola Novice Berg 40 $40
Arthur c. tHowell) 8 70
Time 100 So off 3:07ia.
a-Calatan, Eden's Chance a-Brown Gal
Tragedy. Pennington and Flying REICH slso
ran.
-Babylon-Bryson entry.
SECOND RACE 81. 200. claiming, 5
ysar-olds and up. "a mile
Balloon (Keiper) lI.20 $50 f2C
Robespierre uynehD $40 $40
Scotch Trap tMusserl SIC
Time 1:l1 as, OF 3:4iis.
Alhalon. sobriquet, Glorious Time and
Water Cracker also ran.
THIRD RACES. 500. handicap. 3-yesr.
ODDS and up. a mile:
Cherry Jam (Robertson) $50 $40 24t
Ny Bill (GilbertD $50 27C
Hantts (BalZsretteD $40
Time i:10 3-5, off 4.14ik.
sirocco, Abrasion and Brown Saxon also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Si. 300. allowances. s.
year-olds, mile and 10 yards;
Sir Alfred tPeters) 100 $50 $50
swynStan tBerg) $500 80
Pete Jr.. seven Hills and snsrler also
ran.
FIFTH RACE - IS. 600 added, Polly
Drummond Stakes, 2-yesr-old fillies. =.
mile
Pony Ballet tschmidD 81 90 ~. 80 1000
Gummed Up (GilberD 2i-0O tl
Smiles tRobertsonD s. 30
Time SO tne~' track record. of 5:lS.
Flying Indian, Pig Tails, Star Copy, or
the Level. Equipet. Allegheny and Queen
Lane also ran.
SIXTH RACE-S2 000. handicap, B.
year-olds and up. l lis miles.
Sailor King BERG 1900 $50 $40
Busy Morn tKieperD $50 %
Red Rock (RobertSon) $50
Time f:44 off 5.5Ois
Fairy Chant, Silent Witness and Tony
Steel also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-si 200. claiming. B.
yeaT-olds and up. lis miles
GreedAn tKeipsrb 1870 $40 10
Ginoca tShelhamer) 500 30
The Fop tDecamills) $40
Time i:4s is. OF s20h
AbbOts Maid. Transmltter Conquer and
MIX Punch also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-sl.10 claiming. s.
year-olds and up, IA miles:
Strolling1 Ia Berg 1890 . 30 40
Proc tschmidlJ $40 ; 40
BTiar Sharp tGilbsrl , 20
Time ] so 3-5 off 6.5i
Apoily ana Meadow Morn also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Horses to Watch

Al New York -whufsway ~ sleeper
New World osurpriseI DENIM p Junco
~ Detroit-Clsrksvills. Royal Martha
Prenny, Bob's Squad.
~ suffolk downs See see. Air Actress
Gala star. Hougomonie.
A. Delawsre-Lee's jimmie Screen Test
Fogoso, Baruna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
HAMILTON

CAT Hamilton. Oni)
f-RED PIRATE. Teddy Haslam, Ber-
nardine w
2-EQUERRY. Dixie Princess. candar
3-COsWEEP, Sweeping Flame. Zowe.
f--GALLIRIS, Lady ILL., Our Hope.
willie THE KID. Second Helping.
Cabin Gal
s-BELLE DARE. Chinsilla. Gold Plate
7-ABBOT'S HOUR, Rowe's crump, Ny
Mother.
BEST-BELLE DARE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Enjoy Yourself
This Summer
GO IN A /
GOOD USED CAR

CHEvROLET-1p3s master de luxe eosch;
beautiful black finish, moheir trim like
new: heater and spotlight; se5 down.
FORD-feiO de luxe tudor; green; inside
trim like new; radio aud heater; iow
mileage; S145 down
PI.YMoUTH-193 4-door sedan; real
nice car; low down payment; E-z terms.
DoDGE-'4O Luxury Liner f-door: radio,
heater. white sidevall tires: beauttul
maroon. low mileage; very clean. MUST
be sold.
DE- soTo-isti de luxe 2-door touring
sedan; beautiful green hnish: factory
Installed heater and defrosters. extra
windshield wiper and sun visor: dual tai
lights bumper guards very low MILEAGE.
like new; only xsf5, small down payment,
liberal terms.
PLYMOUTH-'sO convertible coupe beau
tiful tvo-tone finish, red leather W.
holstery. automatic top; factory IN
stalled push hutton radio; heater ana de-
frosters; white sidewall tires. very iow
mileage BE sure to see mis- one Specially
priced for the holiday
BUfCK-fp.o So series t-door trunk
sedan: Bucks most luxurious model:
brosdclo.h trim. bunt-in pusn-butt radto,
heater, etc; real buy az 1921. liberal
trade allowance.
zEPHYR-ie37 coupe. 5-psss.; popular
shade. good motor. whipcord interior.
SAT-, liberal trade allowances.
PoNTfAC-ia3s sedan trunk: hsatsr:
black hnish: s-cyl all set 10 70. Sf1f.
liberal trade allowance.
HUDSON - 1899 opera coupe: coun, ~
Club: buit-iu radio, large heater, ma
room hnish. Bedford cord trim; sf7f.
liberal trade allowance.
GRAHAM 1897 5-psss trunk: attractive
gray finish. heater clean interior: xo1f
for many miles si57, liberal trade sll0w-
ance
Make all your driving more enjoy
able. Select a good used car from
the large Autos for Sale"
classification.
TIMES WANT ADS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Charles Town Results y

SEVENTH RACE $500 claiming, 3
vear-oids End IN. lis miles
Vsstale Kelly II 20 % ; 30
Overplsy (Paumb0l so 80
Corora fScoccal 40
Time 1:aT 4-5. of SIS
Schley Buck Counterpart Wood Dear
Victory Light and Ace Of Trumps also ran.
EIGHTH RACE $500. claiming 3-yesr-
Odds and up. / 9-is miles
Summer Stock tDufordJ $50 400 90
KeIly's Lad tScoccal go 3 so
Big Brook (Witmer1 So
Time 2.4i 3-5. of POS
Worihui. Russell Niece Lucky Jewel
Tee on and Locomotive also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
CHARLES TOWN

tCharlestown. West Va.
MYRTLE M, Vera M, Herod's Plate.
2-HIBLAZE, Never Home. Cats Cradle.
3-sTEARs, Mad De Me. Goodwine.
4--RANCHO's GIRL, Mikes Grace.
Pomary.
WELSH LAD. Some Groucher, Tyr.
6-ROMAN BOY, Blablah, Cavalier.
JUDGES BID. Worthowning. Kissin
Kid.
SKULL TERRIER. Petsamo, Justa
Jimmie
s-LUcKY DUCKY, Ready About,
Caidon.
BEST ROMAN BOY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Arcaro Oldest

TORONTO. juno 2S. INSD -
Lou Arcaro cousin of Eddie Ar
caro- who rode 10 fame on Whirla-
way. is rated today as the oldest
active Jockey in turfdom. He is an
apprentice rider on Toronto tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Aqueduc+ Results

FIRST RAcE-N. 500. maiden 2.year-
lyochinvsr tMecreary) 50 so 1880 go
Wait Bft-tGrsyD 40 30
Spare Man tDonoso) 1920
Time 90 2-5 OF 22li4
Buckskin. Gallant pinsen. Eternal
Peace. Fair Call. Triersrch, Psladin, Gal
liant Devil, Little Slam and 'Phscsr also
.Fi,ld
SECOND RACE s. ooo. allowances. g.
lmpersirice MEADE 40 2t0 21o
Dark Imp (Robertsl $40 80
La Jaconde iMcCreary) 2 30
Time l II as of 54h
Boreale. Pelisse. Gran Cosa and Graz
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s2 ooo claiming. 3.y.sr-
Odds and M. =, miles
Blazins Heat Meade 500 20 SO
Russia 6Donosot SO 200
Bright Victory ,RobertD 20
Time .O6 Is. on %
Grsndever Key Man, Hand and Glove
and Wedding Morn also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-ssoo added. Great
American stakes. 2-year-oIds 2, mile
Requested tArcaro) 2so 90 30
Buster tRichardsl $50 so
Louisville n (Mesdsl 800
Time 1872 2-5. or f;oi
Quadrant and Apache also ran.
FIFTH RACES 600 added. Brooklyn
Handicap 3-vear-olds and up. -, miles.
Fenelon tstoutl so $50 $50
a-Dn tBiermsn) 800 80
Your Chance MEADE 10
Time 2:03 Us. on 1891
s-Attention corydon and Devils Crsg
also ran
a-COrning Hanger entry
SIXTH RACE 81. 500 added. Class G
Handicap, 3-yesr Odds and up, liz miles
Royal Man Ryan 80 $50 $50
Foxbrough tStouD $50 so
Nearsight tSkellyl $40
Time i:4i 2-5 off SIG
White Mask. Bala Ormoni and Caco-
demon also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-S2 600. claiming. p
yesr-olds and up. Ia miles:
Short Distance
tMesdeD 1850 100 $40
start ~ Padula
wright $50 2so
Memory Book
tAcarol 40
Time 2 :n5 off $50
sun Mira, Newark ana Brishi Gray also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
DasebsIIer's DAUGHTER

Louise Suggs, the sensational IL
ycar-old golfer Of Lithia Springs.
Ga, is the daughter Of Johnny
Suggs, former pitcher Of the New
York Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Arlington Park Results

FIRST RAcE-si 900. claiming, 3.year.
olds and up. Ia miles
Torch Stick iEAdst so so 80
Glen Kenuey George SO 500
Bereit CFox) 1l.sO
Time SO. of 2:2o
Insomnia. Myrics. Montana Mss steep.
Split SILK, Miss Grief and Tornado also ran.
SECOND RAcE-S1 600. claiming. ;,
year-oids and up. =, mile
wicked Time tEsdsl 100 $50 $40
Five Fifty Brooks 80 > ~
WiAn tMarttnb , 80
Time i.l4 rs. On ? .56E
Jsyfeee- Great Haste swift knight. Wld
Pigeon. vaidina. Tin Frit,ers Donnag iaa.
More Days and Paul Lee also ran
THIRD RAcE-Si.lOo. claiming. 5.year-
0lds and up. = mile
Ny shadow fstriekler, $50 $40 300
Torch Clean tWiison1 J 90 81
Tippity fMgllsi 5 "a
Tim, ! n. OF 323Is
Bslnnderry. Builsnne Sure on and Lee q
Jimmie also ran
FOURTH RhcE-,I. 200. allowances. 3
year-olds. ] mile.
Kansas GEadEt 500 2 80 2 50
Happy Pilot ,Adans) 22O 40
Cadmium (FONB 40 , 50
Time IS 3-5. of 81
vsidina Groom and Fying Torpedo also
ran
Dead heat for second.
FIFTU RAcE-sl Ioo allowances 2.
yesr-old' fillieE, 81 furionEs
ysldina Mella Calvin 81 20 go 90
Famed (McCombs) 500 , 90
Miss q Gamer $40
Time .oT as. off t.2si
superose. a-copper Lady. Pairzstta, Quick
Tool. Pate's Girl zoroastrs. Fate and
a-Playful Lass also ran.
a-Biakeney entry.
SIXTH RACE--s7. 500. added. Arlington
hatron Handicap. 3-yeaT-olds ana UP.
filies and mares I mile
Shine o'Night Brooks 1850 500 $50
Pink Gal fveddsrD 20 80 ~ 20
Mortsin (MelOche) 40
Time IS Is. aff as
Sivestra Proud one Blue Dehsht
Naldins MYTH Dog House ChSllsne 'Sun
Ginger and 'Jezebel u also ran.
-Fisld
SEVENTH RACE 81 200. allowances &.
y'sr-o!ds ana up. "a miles ton the turf.
a Enghsh Harry
tYaTberryb 200 so %
Some Count adams $40 20
Gen L. .tMcCorlhsI } 20
Time 3s. off S3s
shin Plaster. MARC G. sPick out,
Crimson Glory and Uvalds also ran.
a-Weil entry.
EIGHTH RACE 81. 600 claiming. 3.
YeaK=olde and IN l.. miles
Fair Haste BROOKS 20 SO 100 $40
NSrfeu fConleyl $50 :. 50
our WINE GEORGE 800
Time 1: 50 is. OF oqik
Chance Ray Cayenne Golden Era Ex-
tended and Helens Lad also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Hamilton Results

FIRST RAcE--3-yesF-0lds ana up. $500.
claiming. foslsd 10 Canada. ga furlongs:
Loure (Blrleyb $50 2s5 225
Penabud tLeavittl $40 IS
Miss ssrnia (Cowley' ) IS
Time 1907 Of 2.35ls
RAkbak. Forese. seeoe. Miss Wooler.
Patsy Mac and Little Sargent also ran
SECOND RACE 500. claiming. a.y.ar.
olds and ~. y. furiongs
Red Pirate 'PaIatzt SIS 80 40
Hay Knife Clarke $50 70
Thermal 9LsayiifB $40
Time ! % rs on ? ~.
Ko. TaNlnan. Biz FISH, sweepfAst and
Miss Pawn als0 ran.
THIRD RACE 49, $500 claiming. s-ysAr.
oiGA and L. 3 - -lrlongs
Grand Dame lLesyiD 1875 sos te5
Blue Wren watson SIS 10
Maple Tinfs fRemiliardl . 80
Time .0e 40, on 3;52A
Sprinc Moon. Bruioi. FrshtneEs. Cup
Winner and Bospaieh also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-S7cO claiming 3-year-
oids and up. =. mile
!,oieer fBreyB SIS 3.lp 80
tcha Clarke 20 10
Traffic Light oBAieman1 900
Time 10 3-3. off 30
Don Mariner. sweepcen. LugAno. Storm
san and Acquin also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Sl. 900. allowances. D
year-oldH and up. ! lis miles.
CerAxs III (Brleyl 100 4s5 a45
Koracan tFDdenl $50 4 80
Sea General tsmthl 2sO
Tine l.4T 4.5. OF 5-02
HAyheld. CaStEada. Hood and Warrigan
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-S7O0. claiming. 3-yesr-
oldE and up. ] lilo miles
Master Dastur
(NcTagusl rs 20 u 10 %
Dark Comet WATSON 8 10 $50
SoHd Courtney so
Time .fg 3D. ~ 5.3ii4
star Gaistt Hoitcn lslesworh. -Four
CLUBS, Nicober and Bold Nelson also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 500, claiming >
yvsr-0lds and W 1 IS miles
GuE.lfs tAfk1ntt $40 80 So
prEyton Lad tSmfhl . 10 80
pexiius tFotFul g.
Time J So - nff 10
Blue Ice coh,ks Bucharest Nse VIII
and Pewter crest also ran.