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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-09
WE ARE TOO TRUSTING

Correspondents assigned to the Office Of War
information press room in Washington have escoP-
ed from very tickIish situation They have discour-
oaed an attempt to establish in the press room
representative of the sem-offieio Spanish E. F. E.
news agency.
We do not know what is in the heart and mind
Of Francisco j. Lucienes who sent here by From
cos press agency We do not know what we're the in.
structions he was given by his superors who have to
be Franco odherents and therefore prooxis in order
to hold their jobs in Spain.
II is barely possible that Lucientes sent here
to do straightforward job Of objective reporting on
American war production and could be trusted to
go no further.
I'VE do not think the Office Of War information
was Justified in deliberately seeking to put this rep
resentotive of nation which is unsympothetic to
US into the O. W. !. press room.
Lucientes formerly was assigned to Berlin. BY
coincidence, he arrived here simultaneously with
Pearl Horbor. He was held up and questioned nten-
svey. Apparently nothing unfovorobIe was learned
So the 0. W. l. soys with approval Of the F.
B. l. and the State Department - he was to be poc-
ed in one Of the three or four most vitoI Gen.
tiers in Washington - place where any trustwor-
thy newspopernon con sit for an hour and learn half
dozen Of the most closely guorded current war Sc.
crets
Accepted there, Lucientes would have been
member OF the group which sits in with Donald Mel
son. Leon Henderson, William LETTERS, and other key
administrators and drinks Of the very hush hush
background which these men are regularly giving to
American reporters to keep them from going ostroy
in their new stories.
The O. w. l. felt thot censorship could see thot
in his stories Lucientes did reloy secret informo
tion to E. F. E. But-supposine he we're minded
--whot could stop the Sponiord from visiting with
his notions ambassador, Senior Juan de Cordenos
whose pouches to Spon presumably have diplomatic
immunity? And how long is anything told to Franco
kept secret from Hitler?
We think thot in this instance the OWL. was
much too trusting, and that the newspopernen may
have overted most unfortunate situation
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-09
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM Z. MCKINNEY
America. Card Authority

The American Contract Bridge
League has decided to 60 ah/ ad
with the fall session of the ma
tional championships tourna-
ment, which will be held at the
Hotel Onondaga. Syracuse, N. T.,
the week beginning Nov. 80.
This decision was reached be-
cause of the Leagues War Or
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-09
TOLL

We have no up-todote figure on deaths at the
honds Of the enemy since PeorI Horbor. Without
bt, even With GuodoIconoI, they ore far below the
1890 Who have been killed by accident in this coun-
4|n0 the l0-month period
Victor G. Heiser soys thot this toll "meons q
M o. the faces Of Hitler. MussoIini and Hr.
Srjn which must be wiped off and wiped
~ soylo hsorty Amen
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-09

Neither individuals nor cliques
must be allowed to harm the ma
ton. They must not be permit
ted to pursue policies above and
beyond our heads.-President
Ismet Inonu of Turkey.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-09
DINNER ON THE WING

DINNER ON THE WING
KANSAS CITY A fine
wild fowl dinner or two flew
right smack into Mrs. Roy Jor-
dams Kitchen window.
Hearing a crash, Mrs. Jor-
dan discovered that a covey of
quail, off the beam, had tried to
fly through the glass. Fifteen
died of broken necks.
The birds are in Mrs. Jordan's
refrigerator.
WOES OF WAR
DALLAS, Texas - The war
handed the city plan commits
sion a difficult problem.
E. A. Wood, city plan engi-
neer, has felt pressure from
residents who want zoning re-
strictions modified to permit
stables in an exclusive neigh
borhood.
The other neighbors, who
don't own horses or contem-
plate buying any, have put on
the heat, too.
The commission will make
stand Thursday night.
HOP, HOP
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO,
Calf. - Chosef, a two-month-
old kangaroo, landed here in
two hops - from Australia to
Honolulu, and Honolulu to San
Juan Capistrano - by plane, of
course.
Jack Aycock, a civilian, is
taking the pet back to Texas as
a war souvenir.
UPSET APPLICANTS
VALPARAISO, Ind. - 1t was
apple harvest time on the high
way for spectators who happen
ed along.
Trucks driven by M. l.. Bus
sard and l.. M. Dickson smack
ed together and out from them
rolled ten tons Of apples and
Bussard. Both the apples and
Bussard escaped with minor
bruises.
CAMP GRANT, Ill. - Will
fred Bernard Fortier. 38, of
Chicago, Is probably the highest
paid private in the United
States Army, Camp Grant Of
ficials believe.
Fortier, father of IL children,
waived his ga Selcctive Serv-
ice rating and volunteered for
service. Family allotments for
his wife and children, 10 of
whom are dependent, and his
pay will total $3.50 monthly.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-09
sADY's PANTS

Parents who used to enter their son in Groton as
soon as he arrived the scene now find that they
have even more pressing problem. They can't woit
for his arrival to put the anticipated infant on the
voting list Of dioper SERVICE
When the WPB oocoted footoy space, its ex-
Perts overlooked the historical foct that in wartime
birth rates rise. The result is that diope services
finding it impossible to keep up with the demand,
and have established waiting lists - first come, first
served while the didees lost. Z.
Of course, you can ounder your own - if you
con get Them So many looms have been converted
to that stores running short Of the prop
er types Of cloth.
There just oin't no end to the troubles we're 60
ING to see.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Defense Bonds 10 Go
With Trophies in
Saddle Show
Chevy Chase Exhibition
Will Open Washington
Outdoor Campaign

A S25 Defense bond, plus the Gus
tomary silver trophy. will go to the
championship winners in both hunt
er and jumper divisions Of the
Chevy Chase Horse Show March %
at the East-West highway show
grounds. opposite the Meadowbrook
Saddle Club in nearby Maryland.
First show on the local outdoor
circuit, the Chevy Chase event has
planned its classes so that young
horses will have number OF op-
portunities to jump at 3l2 feet, thus
giving them excellent schoolings for
the busy season ahead.
Glasses, beginning at 10 am. will
be for junior road hacks. junior
working hunters. handicap jumpers,
road hacks, open jumpers, working
hunters, junior hunter hacks. green
hunters, ladies hunters, go-as-you-
please jumping, open hunters, medl-
fed Olympia. hunter hacks, knock
doWn-and-out, and two champion
ships.
Working and open hunters will be
shown at 4 feet, with the remainder
of the hunter division going at 3ia
feet. The championship will be
awarded on the basis of ribbons won
in working, green, ladies and hunter
hacks.
Among the jumpers. the feature Is
expected to be the "go-as-you-
please" outing. for which the course
will not be announced until class
time.
Donald Bradley heads the COM
m;ttee. which also includes Gardner
Hallnan, secretary; Mrs. Bradley
and Mrs. Hallman.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
The Rhymer May Run
But Won't Be Choice
In Coral Gables
Midland, Market Wise
Likely Fuvorites in
Big Race Saturday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla. March l4.-Green-
tree Stables The Rhymer. surprise
winner of the S50.000-added Widener
at Hialeah. probably will go to the
post in next Saturdays $500 Coral
Gables Handicap at Tropical. but
the 4-year-old colt won't be the
favorite.
The two most likely favorites If
they run in the mile and furlong
race are Charles S. Howard's Mo
land and Louis Tufano'S Market
Wise. Both were beaten in the
Widener. Whether they will enter
probably will be known after
weights for the handicap are an
nounced Monday
Woodyale Farms Our Boots and
Circle NJ Ranchs Get Of, two more
Widener losers. may be in the run
ninC. alCrg with Marshall Fields
4-year-old filly, Up the Hill. which
recently Gid the mile and one
quarter in three-ffths of a second
less than the winning time in
the Widener.
The % entries: Maechance. Min
nelusa. Sweep Swinger, Allesandro
Get OF. Shin Biscuit, Tragic End
ing, Horn, One Jest, Llanero, Sir
Marlboro Automaton, Up the Hill
The Rhymer. Dit, Midland, Porter
Cap, The Chief, Cherry Trif1e, Ala
king. Bull Reign, Chcppy Sea, Mar
ket Wise. Red Dock, Eternal Peace
Our Boots, Inscolad and Signator.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Tropical Park Results
By the Associated Press,

0S INc ASSOCldLeQ fleSS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
Nani-Leonai tScurlock) 1910 $40 $50
Roman Descent Uemmons) 440
v,ldi9o. Aso rigMsst. g.1a7 MA MsydE; ATehea ystiys,
Queen Echo and Old Book.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds: s furlongs.
Unbuttoned CWielander) 1900 42n $40
{Fshhoro9sh HI I2o Ugh Haas 800 go
sotat. Also EanMTete ,,q,t s,Tete, Boot High; Sky
DAILY Double paid Sl9s 60J
THIRD, RACE-Purse $1,000; claiming;
Aiysprins Aiysar19IdS ;snitb1 6prionss' $50 400 80
Mixer fWeanderI 500 $50
Sonny Casey Clark $50
Wick. Ali crystal Nestonian "a and Fate. 0
ms, 4-year-olds and up: i mile and 70
yle!oTy Bound ,9runelle $50 $50 s.sC
Topee (McMulieni ~ $50
Also ran-oyersisht, Chocolate Maid
Psychology.
ances: 5-year-oids: s furloness-. f s-0o Aiio~
1Sc59ias < Raiso Nessder Msfdsd $50 ssS sssSS 5aS aG
"A 1ort tMcCrearyI 400
Also $50 ran0FFiorizan Beau. aChabelle
J7c':'s Girl. aWar Melody and Song o
N s Mccarthy and Mrs. L. Lazare
en-.
c.xTH. RAcE-Purse. $500 added
= EOR 3-,Hs owhoEey, ls $50 2 s.aa9o 20 ss.ssff 2 6
a Good (Mesde) 31C
llso ran-b Rubber City. Akrontown
nebbs Pride, Mr. M MInlinity. Electrical
B. a. T. Simmons and Helen C. Stewart
entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
fS Baify Boy eEads ana usa6o $40 40 ss ss1
Multitude (Roberts) 14.90 7.S(
Inconceivable (McCreary) 5.3(
Also AI@e ranWBrisht slaBsiht Gray, Gallant Play
He Man, Strident.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim.
ing; 4-year-olds and upward; l mile ane
s'neinss Heels tMeade) $50 $50 3.sl
Castieada fCampbeln $40 4.6(
K-nty Miss tCaffarella) SIC
Also ran2on Location, Highoma ar
Enach Borland.. Melody Tone, -Commlssion
Jumping Jill, Sun Galomar, French Tray
Peter Argo.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

game fishes have decorated the roto
sections of most of the papers in
the country: Erl Roman. perpetual
president of the "Peddlers," Arthur
Grifiths and the usual visitors from
every part of the country were there
to give this unique luncheon or
ganization the same interesting air
Of other meetings but one could not
help but miss the piscatorial favor.
Organization Just Grows"
The Fish Peddlers, like TopSy, Just
grew through businessmen, with
little time to get out on the water,
meeting during lunch hour to find
their fun afShing in talking Of it,
until on the roster today are 70 be
found the names of fishermen from
all over the world. There are no
bylaws, dues or initiation-an in
vitation is the open sesame and the
meeting place a downtown Miami
drugstore. The only possible trans
gression Is to try to settle the other
fellows score. 1t just isn't done.
DIG DdSS IkHutC HILL
Lake Trafford is a name synomy-
nous in the best black bass circles
with large fish. But somehow the
big busters never are in a receptive
mood when we try to lure them.
The guides give us that timeworn
excuse about last week was the time
for good fishing and the approach
ing dark of the moon would find the
going good again. So far as we are
concerned, there are in the whole
eXpanse of Lake Trafford nothing
but small bass, but We cannot laugh
of the big ones caught right under
our nose on more than one occasion.
Tamiami Drive Intriguing.
The early morning drive over the
Tamiami Trail to Carnstown and
1mmokallee. however. is as intrigu-
ing as ever. for the great numbers of
wild fowl lend a feeling of enchant-
ment little different from that eX-
perienced on our first excursion into
the Everglade country more than 30
years ago.
The modern road and means of
transportation appear to bother not
at all the SNOWY egrets, the common
ibis. an occasional roseate SpoOnbill
and the tall waders we never have
known by other name than limkin.
Even a shy otter slithering down his
slide and a racoon finishing late
meal seemed not to mind our swift
passing. Noticeable, though, were
the few gators along the banks.
where just few years back they
were legion-another evidence Of the
incursion of humans.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Potranco Sets Mark
For 0akIawn Park
In Eastman Win
Clips Close to Second
OFF 2-Doy-OId Record
For 6 FurIones

Ev the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March IA
-Lexbrook Stables 5-year -old geld
ing. Potranco, clipped four -fifths OF
second of the 2-day-old 6-furlong
track record at Oaklawn Park to-
day to win the 81 900 Eastman Hotel
Handicap by four lengths in 1;10lS
Topweighted at 116 pounds, the
Lexbrook star with S. Parise up took
the lead soon after the getaway
The favorite, Potranco paid $3.50
$3.50 and $3.50 in setting the new
record. Mrs. c. c. Winters Night
Editor placed. paying $40 and
$3.50. Coward and Dupuy's Exem-
plify showed, two lengths back OF
Night Editor. to pay s490.
The existing 6-furlong record
established Thursday by Sam Bris-
km's Camp Verde, was tied in the
third by Aberdeen Stables Sun
Ginger.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
MowgIi
Continued From Page CID

of five lengths in the good time of
Is minutes 4225 seconds.
Several of the front-rank con-
tenders, Mrs. Douglas Primes Kitty
Kidd, who won the Redland Bowl
last Saturday. Christopher Greer's
Cyntah, ridden by John Bosley Sd,
one of the Nations top cross
country riders. and Big Charley,
owned and ridden by Gerald Webb.
ir., came in under their own power
long after the finish with their
weary riders plotting them afoot.
Arnold Scruton. who rode Kitty
Kidd, and has trained the sensa-
tional mare, decided the going was
much too long and too tough, wisely
dismounted after travelling five
miles and led the mare home Gym
tab and John Bosley Sd, with a few
cuts but no major injuries, finished
in the same style. Big Charley also
came to grief at cattle bar cross
ing next to the last jump. Both
horse and rider received minor in
juries.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Wise Bob Shows Wa\
In Orange Blossom
At Tropical Park
Assumes Lead at Head
OF Stretch; Wins Over
Victory Drive Easily
BY the Associated Press.
TROPICAL PARK, Fla, Mar.

BY the Associated Press.
TROPICAL PARK, Fla, Mar. IA
Mrs. Louis Lazare of New York
whose horses were so prominent al
the first meeting of the winter al
this track, had her popular silks
borne to f1ashy victory in the
Orange Blossom. first stake event
of the second meeting. here this
afternoon.
Wise Bob, which Mrs. Lazare ac-
quired via the claiming route from
E. K. Bryson for a mere $4,000, took
the s2,255 first money by two
lengths. The son of Wise Counsellor
was favorite with the crowd of
9,266, returning $3.50 for 50.
Mrs. A. Pelleteri's Victory Drive
took the place. three lengths in ad-
vance Of T. D. Buhl's All Good. Wise
Bob, the only stakes winner in the
12-horse field of 2-ycar- -olds, ran
the half mile in 0:4625, only two
fifths of a second slower than the
track mark.
The bay colt previously had wor
a division of the Dinner Stakes a
Hialeah and finished second tC
Kopla in one section of the Hialeaf
Juvenile Stakes. He takes ranking
as one of the smartest claims o.
the season.
Runebbs Pride showed in from
Of Wise Bob for a quarter mile, tier
the veteran Bob Wholey clucked t.
the favorite and he shot into {
length lead as the field swung fol
/ home.
Wise Bob drew farther clear il
the run to the wire as Victory Drive
closed gamely and wore down the
fcGward-running All Good The lat
ter, purchased a few days ago from
Mrs. Hugh Good, turned in his usua
steady effort in heading Runebb'!
Pride for third money.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Menendez in Gotham
Seeking Foe for
Jabbo kenner

Gabe Menendez. matchmaker for
Promoter Joe Turner. is in New
York over the week END trying to
dig up an opponent for Jabbo Ken
ner, colored heavyweight. who is
supposed to feature the next card
at Turner's Arena a week from to-
morrow night.
Joe Carilli, Hartford youngster,
has pulled out of his scheduled fight
with Kenner because of the death
of his mother. They were to have
met tomorrow night.
Carl Guggino will meet Abe
Kaufman and Gus Mirman will
tangle with Otis Harris in six and
eight FOUNDERS, respectively, on the
show.
Complete details are expected to
be announced upon Menendez's re-
turn tomorrow or Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Racing Selections
For 7 omorrOW

Consensus at Tropical East.
BY the Associated Press
Rock Gal. Rewarded. Tower MISS
2-Vingt Et Un. Well Alright, Hand
5-Ballast Reef, Watercracker
Happy Winner.
4HMarmeduke, Hardwrack, Snow
line.
aRemote Control. Balmy Spring
Weisenheimer.
6-One Tip, One Jest, Silver Tower
Miss Militant, His Shadow
Muskrat.
S-Long Pass, Speedy Squaw, Dicty
Step
Best bet-Ballast Reef.
Tropical East.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Zacatine. Tower Miss, Rewarded
2-Throttle Wide, Highscope. Night
Lady.
3-Gallant Stroke, High Plaid
Easy Jack, Gay Chic. Marine
duke.
5-Float Away, General JACK, Sner'
ron Ann.
GLOSSY Servant, Master Key
Rodin.
7-Precision, Miss Militant, Hi;
Shadow.
8-Long Pass. Sickelbill, Migal Fay
Best bet-Long Pass.
Oaklawn Park (Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
Matches, Air Hostess, High
Martin.
2-Superior. Chicwin. Merrily Go.
3-Paddy, Illinois Tom. Ten Blow.
40. K. Mullen, Purcellville, Gomez
II.
5-Key Ring, Three Clovers, Roya
Business.
6-Bolute, Gay Youth, Mill Iron.
Our Willie. Lees Jimmie, Patras
8-Nopalosa Rojo, Mr.. Smith, Abdul
Best bet-Our Willie.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Race Horse War; Draws Thousands Kentucky
Sun Again, Requested
Are Favorites for
Derby at 8to |
AIsub, Roted at 10 to ],
Shares Second Spot in
Books With Bless Ne
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March IA
Local oddsmakers put a 1o-to-1 tag
on Alsab, 1941 juvenile champion
today, as nominations for the 1912
Kentucky Derby were released.
Ranked above Mrs. Al Sabaths
$700 bargain horse were Calumet
Farms Sun Again and B. r.
Whitaker's Requested at 8 to /.
The Louisville Times Handicapped
reported the following winter book
prices on other Derby eligibles:
Bless Me. 10; Devil Diver. IS;
Bright Willie, Is; American Wolf,
20; Boot and Spur, 30; Shut Out, 30;
Families. 30; Apache. 40; Dogpatch,
40; Black Raider, 40: Fggeritout, 40:
First Fiddle. 40; With Regards, so;
Syl's Jimmy, so; Some Chance, so:
Col. Teddy, so; Chiquita Mia, so.
Others ranging up to 1000 to /.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

SECOND RAcE-Purse. 500: claiming;
RememSeTins Brooks $50 ego $50
stei Ionrden) 800
Also lsnLLBlaek Heels sangon, vaIdina
Reder. { Xanthisidrite and James Quest.
daily Double paid s4o2 4oD
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 500; claiming;
SUN e1aS G1ser eoa GdeR.lS ep FSpsi aoso $50 $50
spoWn s5own Ghins g 1p,1isss ,Adsmo $40 s,so so
Also ran-Bold Grafton. Capt. Cal Par
fshipmate and Joan T. Field.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; allow
sTs sncss a. 4-yeaI,9ids and up; " mills
Fs5TIss Tin.. fos3! iSR., Keeper 200
Es9Hygssrts Noon T0gss 5ss fRs gsrs5 s9
al. x. Houssels entry,
acyesE.olds snd upward; furionsso 20
Rtbs sG;E1nsG fGtor PaTSf Wsi,ns s4S s9S q" 5S
EXsmpiify CWestrope1 400
Time 1;l0ls new track record.
Also rdE-ErdrlkS BOY, BOlO CndTCe buN
ward, Last Call. Our Mat, Book Plate.
b-G. H. Emick entry.
SIXTH RACE-purse, 500: Claiming,
4-year-olds and upward; j: miles
Vegas Justice Longden) $50 800 go
OF Guard fBrooks) $50 2.9O
Valdina Paul tAdams) $50
Time. :4321
Also ran-Sun Mica. Betty's Bobby, Blue
Lily. Three Bangs. Miss Discovery, Mad
Bachelor.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 500: claiming;
4-year -olds and upwards; . miles.
Gee Joe Craig 1910 $40 5,4O
Aldridge tGidewelD go 90
Evil Spirit CNassD $50
Also ran-Terraplane I Might, Belay,
Manila Bay, Allenjay.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 500: claiming;
4-year-o and upward: Ia miles.
tsammy Ellesant tcroweD 26,7o oio 45o
Heno Lion (Whitng) $50 $50
Couville tBrooksl 400
Also ran-Suanish Belle. Carolster Razor
Sharp, Yarn Sox, Lady Listo. San FIan-
cisco. Moonbow. Wakita. Surgeon Dick.
field
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Sobin, Skeen Gain Final
Of Pro Tennis Meet

By the Associated Press.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, March
14.-Top-seeded Wayne Sabin and
Second-seeded Dick Skeen today
swept into the final Of the $1,000
Daytona Beach Tennis Club pro-
feSSional tournament.
Sabin defeated Bruce Barnes 6I3.
2-6, 8-6, Ga and Skeen elirni-
mated Welby Van Horn 81, IS,
Go, 86.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Arcoro Likely to Ride
Sun Again in Derby

BY the Associated Press.
Jockey Eddie Arcaro, who booted
home Requested in the Flamingo
Stakes and The Rhymer in the Wide
ner Handicap. is a good bet to be
on Sun Again in the Kentucky
Derby May 2. Leon Buddy Haas
will ride Requested.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Bio Catch of Rockfisk
In Little Choptunk

BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, March 14.-Byron
Harrington has reported the largest
catch of fish made in this country
for some time.
Netting in the Little Choptank
River, Harrington drew $4,000
pounds of rockfish.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
buffers Will Improve

Harold Sargent, Atlanta pro, sug-
gests that players be allowed to lift
a new ball and drop an old one in
traps to help save pellets. He should
have thought of it sooner.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
OukIuwn Park
B> the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, 800 claiming, =
year-olds and upward: furlonss.
Doll Baby (Zufelt) $3.50 1920 500
Yesteryear (Longden) $50 $50
I Compton (Morrissey) $40
Time. 1:l2.
Also rsn-Frozen Mask. Jump Bid.
Ozark. HiblaZe. Rusty Gold, Galway. once
Hour. Little Hig and Paul Lee.
field.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Home Basket Ball Team

The entire first-string basket ball
team of Morehead (KyD College
comes from within 20 miles of the
school. Three boys are from More
bead. -~ +
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Bombs Replace Fish as Anglers Topic;
Wild Life on Tunium Trail Enchunts

MIAMI Fla, March 14-Rather disconcerng to attend a
gathering Fish Pedders and hear discourse not
fishing but bombs and bombers
The old regulars like Dnty Dennis director Of the Miami
Fishing Tournaments Jack Mahony whose pictures of jumping
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park

"hNAS'
FIFTH RACE-WEISENHEIM-
Err, REMOTE CONTROL,
GENERAL JACK.
The Wise Counsellor geldlng
WEISENHEIMER seems perfect
ly placed today. REMOTE con-
troll and GENERAL JACK
wound up in a photo-finish last
out and both look fit.
SIXTH RACE-PRE SENT
ARMS, ONE JEST, BOSSY
SERVANT.
PRESENT ARMS and Haas
may prove a combination that
will be hard to trim. The colt
appears fit. ONE JEST must be
reckoned with in the field.
BOSSY SERVANT appears ready.
SEVENTH RACE-MISS MILL
TANT, HIS HADOW,
SMART.
MISS MILITANT has indicated
in recent sprint races that she
could negotiate more distance.
HIS SHADOW and SMART fig
ure about alike and should be
close.
EIGHTH RACES ABB UL US,
LONG PASS, DICTY STEP.
SABULUS has a good turn of
speed and may stick 1t out at a
long price, appears a real sleeper.
LONG PASS is in tiptop shape.
Another that may wake UP Is
D1CTY STEP.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
First ~ Years Hardest

After trying Is years. Earl Bald
win of Chicago, finally landed SAIL
fish.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Paging Joe Turner
By the Associated Press.

Gus Kallio, archaic contender, Il
still trying for the middleweight
mat title.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
SECOND RACE - THROTTLE
WIDE, VINGT EFT UN, SASSY

MATE.
The old mare "aint what she
used to be" but THROTTLE
WIDE should be able to take
down the major award in this
affair. The improving VINGT
EFT UN closed well last time out.
SASSY MATE has early speed.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
BEST BET
r RACE - REWARDED,

CHERRY L, ADRUIT.
The Reaping Reward fllly RE-
WARDED may graduate in the
opener at the expense of oppos-
ing 2-year- -old maidens. CHERRY
T closed we'll last out. ADRO1T
came in for some action in her
debut.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
THIRD RACE-WAT E r
CRACKER, BALLAST REEF,

The speedy WATER CRACKER
apparently has a soft spot in the
third. BALLAST REEF defeated
a fair field last out. WARMTH
may wake up.