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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Whir|dwdy Wins
Brooklyn Cap
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TO the turn leading into the back
stretch and there was no change
in the positions as the ywent down
the far side.
Half way TO the far turn, Whirly
made a lunge and came up be-
tween horses to be fifth, Tapped
on the Rhymer. 1t appeared then
that Woolf decided TO go after
the top ones, for Whirly moved
very strongly as they went 10 the
far turn and loomed up on the
inside.
There was hole there. but il
disappeared as soon as Whiriy
made his appearance. so much SO
that Woolf had 10 pull up sharply
and take his colt TO the outside
Coming to the top of the stretch
Paperboy made a sharp move anc
entered the contention, but only
for a moment. Then they were
in the stretch and il was Swing
and Sway still out there. with
Olympus firing but hanging on
and the Rhymer and Whirlaway
coming very fast.
Whirly was forced TO 90 out in
the middle of the track and came
down between horses with Woolf
whacking him a couple Of times
and then shaking his stick at him
as if he intended to knock his
ears off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
York Gets IL

York singled, moved TO second
when Harris walked and to third
on Higgins sacrifice. Then Blood
worth blasted a thunderous drive
that Kreevich shared after a sem
sational run to the fence. Kreevich
made the catch with his back to
the infield. York scored easily but
the catch prevented Harris from
coming home also.
Then came the finish in the De-
troit thirteenth. First up, Corsica
popped out 10 Knickerbocker.
Hitchcock followed with a single
to center. After McCosky flied
out 10 Kreevich. Cramer took pick
on one of Fowler's fat pitches and
the ball sailed into rightfeld UP
against the screen. Hitchcock. a
fast runner, Streaked all the way
around from first TO make home
standing up.
That was the ball game.
A crowd of 1919 paid, small for
Saturday, saw the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Favorite Breaks Fifth

Chop Suey broke fifth in the
field of seven smart 2-year-olds
with Golden Appeal setting the
pace, but jockey Jess Higley
brought her through the field to
catch Trustee in the last sixteenth.
The favorite looked like the win
ner there but Eric Guerin brought
Trustee on again TO get up in the
closing strides.
Trustee paid 5000. She was top
weight of lis because of her pre-
vious victories in the Debutante
Stakes at Churchill Downs and
the Juvenile Stakes here.
The scratching of Wise Colonel.
recent winner of the $1,000 De-
troit Handicap. didn't keep Mrs.
Z. Fl. Beezley. wife of the Ne
braska turfman, from the big end
of the $4,000 Test Handicap. BY
Conscript. the remaining half Of
the Beezley entry, was enough
horse to win it all from 10 rival
3-year-OldS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Jockey Dragged
By Horse, Dies

CHICAGO. June 81 GNS).-
Jockey Jock Franklin Frye, 2S, of
Twin Falls. Ida, died at North
western Hospital in suburban Des
PLANES today as the result of a
strange accident while exercising
a horse.
The jockey. scheduled to enlist
in the army Monday. started his
mount from the mile-post barrier
at Arlington Park track. When
the horse stumbled Frye attempted
10 throw himself from the saddle,
but his boot became lodged in the
.tlrrup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Girls Tennis Meet
To Start tuesday

The fifth annual junior girls
tennis tournament sponsored by
the American Legion Auxiliary
will get under way Tuesday at
Northwestern Field and Belle Isle.
Drawings will be made at 1
p. m. and play will get under way
at 2 p. m. Winners of these Sec
tional tournaments will meet in
the final July II on the new Ham,
tramck Public Park courts.
City champion will represent
Detroit in the state tournament
which will be held this year at
Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Homer Ties Score

Then in the ninth. with victory
in sight in a regulation game,
Siebert came through with his
homer, the score was deadlocked
and the party sent into extra in
ningS.
With Corsica on the mound, the
Athletics kicked up no excitement
in the tenth. Neither did the
Tigers. The Tigers got a scare in
the eleventh, however, when, with
one out, Johnson tripled to right
center, but Corsica put on the
brakes and disposed of Blair and
Wagner.
With one out in the twelfth.
Davis laced a double to right and
scored on Fowler's single, the
stringy young mans second hit
of the day. 1t looked like a win
for Fowler, but the Tigers scored
run in their half 10 prolong the
affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Some NetD Blood

"But well have several new
ships in the race" Beck con-
tinued. There will be White
Cloud, Mr.. (CharIes) Sorenson's
)new boat. She will undoubtedly
be scratch boat OF the fleet.
Pouliot (Russelit probably will
be out with Pintail eight
meter). She wasn't ready last
year I'm time. Several boats may
come around from Chicago al
though we aren't counting too
heavily on any entries from
Lake Michigan. also have
word from the East that several
shippers of the big racing boats
down there want 10 bring them
here for the Mackinac race.
$50 despite the war wei have
Msckinac race and good one.
In fact, 10 borrow the phrase of
the Chicago Yacht Club (spon-
sor OF the 52-year-old Msckinac
race from that city,. There will
always be Mackinac race,
Harry Fletcher. the Alpens
wizard. is bringing Iris, his u.
meter sloop. down for the race
again and the boys are specializing
on her chances of beating White
Cloud for the honor OF being first
boat up under the shadows Of Fort
Mackinac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Ready to Fly

Last year. Iris. in her first race.
had trouble with her gear All
this has been ironed out and she'll
be ready 10 fly.
Iris measures u feet on the
water line, while White Cloud is
Just a shade over so feet. The
latter ship however, would have a
bit the better OF IL in heavier
going. while in a long buck TO
windward in a moderate breeze
the advantage should 90 10 Iris.
Both ships sail in different
classes. Iris. as one-dcSign
racing ship, will be in the racing
division against the three eight
meters, Pintail, Ernie Crates
4hamrock and Fred Temple S
yangoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

War Magic and Rice cake ALEC ran
SECOND RAcE-Sl.5o 300. maiden 2-ycar-
olds. - mite.
Partido (Garza) ~ 10 % 20 So
lie Havre (Stoutl % ~ so
Cloriana (Schmidn $40
Time ooh. oH 225
Ariel Play Gouache Gallant witch
Bollinger Old Westhury, Portland Firth
and Playground also ran
THIRD RACES 500, claiming. Spear.
olds and up. :. mile.
CASTS (Mehrtens) II 20 : 30 500
Hard Jester (Robertson) no $50
Halycon Boy Gongdeni 20
Time I'll 3-5. oc .j6is
Grail Bird, Hubbub. and porters Girl
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-S5.ooo added. Great
BreezinR Home
tNodarsel ~ 40 $50 out
a-Famous Victory Games 800 out
Best Irish tL0ngdenJ out
Time l:ii 3-5, on 333if
supermont and a-Four Freedoms aiso
ran.
aMars's Nest entry.
FIFTH RACES. ooo added. Army and
Navy Handicap. 3-year-olds and Up. =
poublrsb CThompson) ll.io SO 80
PArasang tJamesb p20 . so
Overdrawn (Neade) 3 40
Time 1910 as tnew track record, off
i:O7i4.
Augury. Sheriff culkin. Imperatrice, Col
Teddy and Bay View also ran.
SIXTH RACE-x30, 900 added Brooklyn
Handicap. 3-year-olds and up, Ia miles.
Whirlaway (WoolD 29O go 21n
a Swing and Sway Longden) $40 $50
b-Attention (Meade) 2 so
Time 2.02 3-5. on f.4i.
a-The Rhymer, Waller b-Tola Rose
Oly mpus and Paperboy also ran.
a-Greentrce entry.
b-Sackett entry.
SEVENTH RACES 600 allowances. 3.
year-olds and Up. 1 lie miles:
Blue Gino (McCrcary) go 40 80
obash GILBERT 400 500
Dandy Fox (WriEhO 2.6Ol
Time 1:4d, OF 5.2iik.
Belplay. Chaldon Heath. Lord Kitchener
Cheestraw and BauAncosa also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 81 500. claiming. 3
year-olds ana up. Is miles:
Singing Torch
0.overidgei 500 $50 go
a-Hsppy Home CNrhttcnsJ SEQ POO
highland tBasiieI IA ~
Time 1853. on o.
Mquelon, a,Castigada sir Lancelot
Smart, Ring Star. Day on HoptQWn Lass
and Bottles also ran.
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Crdmer' sDoub|e
Beats Athletics
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third strike to retire the visitors.
The Tigers retrieved the counter
in their half of the fifth when Nc
Cosky scratched an infieid single
and moved around to third on a
single by Cramer and Harris
walk He scored after Higgins
popped out when Bloodworth also
walked, forcing in the run.
The Athletics scored two runs
in the seventh. Valo, pinch hitting
for Marchildon, led off with a sim
gle and scored on a two-bagger by
Kreevich. Miles singled, scoring
L(-11.~,aL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
ArIinqton Park Results

FIRST RACES 200. maiden 2-year-
olds. colts and gsldings, 5ia furiongs:
Captain Zac Smith $50 so
Busvride lBeasyp 20 40
Time eos IS. or 2.2lH.
Blue shot, Iron Earge Water Tower,
The Native. Unduiator. Jois Corporal All
Pretty Bitter and Roy Jones also ran.
SECOND RAcE-Si 200 claiming j.
Just Beans (MurphyJ 24OO 100 500
Good Gosh (BalaskD $40 so
Hiu's Palm Martini 90
Time 1.1i 3-5, OF 56L
Mighty Fine, Hnlhlly Jackorack. James
Quest. Try Flight, Panjsb. Copper Heels
and Mismark also ran.
I THIRD RAcE-Si. 200. claiming. 3.
year-olds and up. y mile:
Mexicsna Brooks TAO 400 $50
Gold Flag (BalaskD $50 340
Linger On (Bowmanl 100
Hasty star. Millmore. Bobbin Bayport.
sara Deer, Lewistown. Treemonter, Arched
and Rusty Gold also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Si 200. allowances. 2
year-old hilies, 5 p furlonEs.
dead start Garner $500 $40 $40
Roman SoX (Craiel $50 40
Even stitch Haas 800
Time 1908 3-5, of 1851
Nalnor. Co Halter Rewarded and Sunny
Fortress also ran.
FIFTH RACES. 500. claiming 3-year-
ODDS and up, I Is miles:
High Fidelity CBalaskD 1920 $50 $50
The Rage (VedderD 40 400
he Man Litzenbergerl 800
Time i;52 10. of t:27t4.
Cherry Trife. Kai-Hi, Swoosh and Wee
Scot also ran.
f SIXTH RACES. 500 added. Equipoise
Nile Handicap, 3-year-olds and up. mile
OLitzenberger1 u 90 $50 $50
a-Woof Wool tSnydeD $50 800
Hartman Craig $50
Time l So off BOZ
T Potranco. a-No Competition. steel Heels.
Some Chance. Techhician. ROYAL Crusader.
Boss Hoss, Polymelior and 'Pumpgun also
ran
aRobinson entry.
Field
SEVENTH RACE-Si 500. claiming. 3
year-oldg and up. I mile
Some Man tFarrelD $3.50 10 so $50
Idle sun tSchulingD 4 20 so
Wiramac (Richardj 90
Time 1886 As. of 5,33N
I Hermna B.. Beautiful H. Dollar BAY
Al Au Ecu aud Vinum also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-SI. 500. claiming. 2.
year-olds and up. y miles Con the turf
kitche Manitou tRyan) y 20 $50 420
Alspur Barney $50 90
Wayriel tSkorouskD so
Time 2 "a 3-5 off 6.O3N
Great Wall. Pennsburg. Anpolly Some
Court, Dancing Light and Little Banner
also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

Ridden by jockey Allen Gray.
By Conscript came up from third
position in the early running to
take the lead from Unbuttoned at
the head of the stretch and win
by nose from the rushing Put
In, while Cerberus. the public
choice from the stable of Robert
Needham of Detroit. was another
three lengths back for third
money. Sweep Swinger, owned
by T. d. Bull of Detroit, was
beaten neck for the show.
1t was the second big victory
of the meeting for BY Conscript.
which captured the Stand Pat at
six furlongs on June 10. He COW
cred the mile and a sixteenth in
1:44 3-5 and paid $3.50.
Ball Player. the 4-year-old from
the stable of Mrs. Frank J. Navin.
came within fifth of a second
of the track record for mile and
20 yards when he captured the
Fair Grounds purse by a length
from the favored Army Song in
Al Is, but the rest of the days
record smashing was left to Dogo,
the distance runner from the
stable of j. L. Taussig.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Flying Streak
Breaks Detroit
6-Fur|ong Mark
r-Year-OId FiIIy
Runs Sprint in lilo;
BY Conscript Wins
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was a little too fast for some OF
the other faVorites. however.
In the very next race, Chap
Suey. the $40 favorite from the
stable of Frank Childs. met her
first defeat in four starts when
the Brown Hotel Stables Trustee
came on after being headed in the
stretch 10 take the Mata Hari
Handicap by a nose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Shop g Wants Games

Caring baseball team wants
games with other shop teams. Call
Salem Vashara. Pingree 1867, be-
tween 6 and 8 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

olds and up. e. mile
Frontier Jane craig 80 $50 80
Elstt and SIX tTWpbulD 80 40
Celesti r tFiunegsnb $50
Time ] y, of 233ii
Not Yet. Missy Greenock Ksptime
Talico and Mhydlg also ran.
SECOND RAcE--sl 200. claiming. 4
y.ear,olds and Up. ! lie miles
sparrow Chirp CTurnbuID 80 I 80
Paciher tFinneganl - 90
Time 80 A.. III 3.02'
Hasjy Wire Last Chance, Mohcap. Max
Forst Repcuer. In Dutch. Gallant Neb
Little Long and Pcrsonable also ran.
THIRD RACE 81 200. allowances 2
SnoWfN tBrunuellsb = 90 , 40 50
SnowHy 6Bruneuei 500 34O $50
Naldina Disco (Biermanl $50 2 40
Jerry Lee young 800
Time SO 2-5. or 33
Ballacon. Satellite and Character Man
also ran.
FOURTH RACES zoo. maiden 3.year-
Odds mile
Lanova tOhverl 90 s so 400
Squadron tTurnbuil $50 so
Omasau 1SConZab 800
Time / ~ 2-a or 4.ol
War Commuptqur Family Tree Bum 2
Rush Brtzkreig. Vens and seyen-o Seven
also ian.
FIFTH RACE 81 400. claiming. 4-yssr-
Odds and W. l lie miles
Battery tiouuEb SO 81 100
l. chit Reign (Finnegaul 300 40
Mad Bachelor tTurnbuiD 40
Time AS 3-5. of a0i
Burgoo Trail, Gold Tower and Gallant
one also ran.
SIXTH RACES. 500. allowances. 3
1 J.
Red Moon MADDEN % 40 10 90 20
Uvira III (Biermanl 4.Su 80
Loveday tMcMullenl 30
Time :43 rs, OF o..
s-A One. Trsnshgure, Equator ana
a-Spoon Bread also ran.
a-Bocrger Reuter- entry.
SEVENTH RACE-x7 500 added. Miles
standish stakes, 2-year-old colts and geld
Hygrohour tDeering) 1920 $40 400
Jack :. l.. tSeabol $50 $40
Gold Shower CMelocheb so
Time IS 2-5 (new track rccordl. Of 5 .35.
Through Bound. swimmin Hole Valdna
sol, Black Grip, Bar Keep and Naidna
Pledge also ran.
EIGHTH RACES, 200, claiming. e..
year-0lds and up, 1 lie miles.
Cannibal tHowe.D ~ 1850 $50 D. 90
Brave Action CMcMullenJ $50 $50
Newark tDeerinc1 4 %
me la, or b.US 81.
Bahia, steepletop Zaltovna, General
Planet Apropos Greenocks Boy Our
Grace. Broad Tail and Brooklandyllie also
ran.
NINTH RACE 81 300, claiming. t-ycar.
olds aud up l.. miles.
Middle Aisle tMcMuneui $50 asa . so
OrCades tfiuntgant Is 90 3 ~
tMcl0chei 3 90
Time t.52 40 nm $3.50
Terrier
Ernest also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Fleet Of Thirty
Boats TO Race
To MaCkinaC Y
Inroads Of War to
Make Only Slight Cut
in Size Of Entry
By GEORGE T.. VAN

Charley Beck, commodore OF the
2ayview Yacht Club which spon-
aors the annual Port Huron
Mackinac race. expects only a
slight cut in the list of entries
when the boats cross the line on
he 250-mile trip Saturday, July IL.
I'VE had SO boats last year
and we already have assurances
from 80 shippers that they'll be
sailing again this year." Beck
says.
Many shippers and those who
served as crews are now in serv-
ice or up to their ears in defense
work. Outstanding shippers who
are missing this year are Dave
Williams, who brought his 46-foot
cutter Sonata I'm first in the B
division of the racing-cruiSing
class; Dave Sloss, who had the
1941 class champion in Kathmar,
and J. b. Ford, whose Royono was
the first boat in at Mackinac last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28

DETROIT RACE RESULTS

FIRST RACE-SoOO claiming 3year-ods up Lie miles:
MON TIME, Nilgan) 1920 4S0 $50
OKOOLE MAIUNA 105 (Guerin) 420 300
LAST BUBBLE 81 WrighD $780,
Time las 25. MIDLAND Darby Deedee Zorro Oversight and
Black Time also
SECOND RACE-S10OO claiming 3year-ods up furlongs
WISE FIRE, Jos (Guernl $50 $50 $50
HOVER. 10 (Adams) $40 $50
10 BETTY. 10i Iigeyl 340I
Time LII As Ozark Mani Leona Lady Infinite Pops Rival
and Hazel + also
THIRD RACESl 200 claiming 3yearods and up furlongs:
KENTY MISS loo (Cafarelal 500 480 $40
REMOTE CONTROL, Ill tAdamsl 500 800
FLYING JANE, l07 tGuern) 20.
Time Ell Oceanbound Red Fanne Seekonk and TeteaTete
also
FOURTH RACE $1,000 handicap 3yearod and up furOngs
FLYING STREAK, Adams $40 240 go
!. NJ. DORSETT. GueIin $50 $50
SAMBOROMBON. Gray go
FIFTH RACE $1,000 Matt Hari Handicap 2-yearods five
TRUSTEE. rs tGuernl $50 800
CHOP SUEY 1l2 Cgey) 800 240
AIR BEAUTY. 104 (Canarclla) $50
Time SO 3-5. Thsisi Appeal Momento and Prince
Puck also
SIXTH RACE-S5OOO Handicap 3year-olds lie miles:
BY CONSCRIPT 113 Gray 1880 720 44ot
PUT IN ia STRANGE $50 800
CERBERUS, 112 tKnott 800
'Crio. 'Cash Deal Sweep Swihger
Unbuttoned Miss Glamour Fbeg and Poet Laureate also
'Fied.
SEVENTH RACE-Sl5 500 allowances 4yeaods and up, mile
and 20 yards:
BALL PLAYER 1OS (Adamsl $50 $50
VALDINA GROOM log (CaGarela) 500 $40.
VALDINA PAUL, I'D (Mllgan 800
Time 1:il 25 Army Song and Cooling Spring also ran
EIGHTH RACE 81 200 claiming 4year-olds and up about
1l-l6 miles
DOGO 10 o. IIgey) 4i0 500 20
BOSKY DELL los II Guerin) $50 30
los C GleaSon) 2A0
Trne-255 3-5 thew track record Heel In and Herneucal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Aqueduct Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE - 81. 500. allowances. 81
year-oids and up. ~ miles tower hurdles
Top MIX tMcMillanl $50 so 2.5u.
Blanket tMaierb $50 $50.
Gun Bearer tAlmony) 10.
Time 80 30. on 1871
War Magic and Rice Cake also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Runs Like FaUorite

Dogo, the $40 mutuel favorite,
ran the mile and five and a half
furlongs over the Lewis Turf
Course in 2:55 3-5 to break his
own week-old record of 2:56.
Jess Higley, the tracks leading
rider. brought Dogo in to save
himself from a shutout. Saddle
honors of the day were divided be-
tween Johnny Adams and Eric
Guerin, each of whom rode two
winners. Adams scored on Ball
Player and Flying Streak. Guerin
won on Wise Fire. the 9-5 favorite
in the second race. to complete a
$500 daily double. then hustled
Trustee to her triumph in the
Mata Hari Handicap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE 81 600. claiming. 4-year-
Odds and az. 2. mile.
Frontier Jane ,Craigl - so $50 go
FlNi and SIX CTwpbullJ go 22O
Ce.esti (FiuneganJ $50
Time l.l2, off 2.33it
Not Yet. Missy Greenock Ksptime,
Talico and Mhydlg also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-28
DETROIT

Runs baued in-Cramcr 2 Davis. Sic
bert Bloodworth. TwO-base hits-Kreevich,
Davis, Cramer. Three.base hit--Juhnson.
Home run-Siebert. Sacrifice hit-Higgins
stolen base-Tebbetts. Left on bases
Philadelphia IS, Detroit -. Double play
York to Hitchcock. Bases on balls--On
Marchildon z, OF Fowler 2 OF Bridges 5.
Struck out-By Msrchildon 2. by Fowler /.
by Bridges Z. Hns-On Bridges 10 IN Q
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Bridges tMlesl.
Wild pitches Marchildon, Bridges. Time of
EAme-3:0s Winning pitcher Corsica Los
ing pitcher-Fowler.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
| SEE BY THE DAILIES THAT

The New York Yankees and St.
Louis Cardinals will play for the
World Series baseball championship.
Nazi confiscation Of Bicycles in
Holland and Belgium are causing
hardships there.
A survey shows 30 percent of
American families are better off now
than before war and 81 percent worse
off.
The Joe Louis-Billie Conn box match
was cancelled by Secretary of War
Stimson.
Maryland's quota of new bicycles
for October was placed at 1852. For
the entire nation it is $4,000.
President Roosevelt was blamed by
Senator Tydings for failure to fix top
prices on all products, both agricul-
ture and industrial.
Major Dove, home from inspection
of Amazon basin, estimated there
were $4,000 tons of rubber in forests
of South America but hard to get.
The Senate got the 18-year-old
draft bill with "work or fight meas
ure included.
Home owners in east who heat with
oil will have their fuel supply cut one
third of normal
The owl promises further curtaiI-
mcnt in Federal publications. Elmer
Davis says 239 have already been
stopped and 284 curtailcd.
Fully loaded gliders can now be
picked up from the ground by an air
plane in rapid flight.
Senator Norris, 81, Independent of
Nebraska, who was going to retire,
has accepted candidacy for re-elec-
ton as result Of petitions signed by
of his followers.
Six types of rubber footwear will
be frozen and rationed. Ordinary types
will not be affected
Roosevelt asked for two billion 800
million more to construct new navy
fighters.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01

Mountain Lake Park - Sunday
school, 9:45 a m; worship service,
HOO a m. Subject, above All,
Christ" Prayer meeting, 500 p M,
Tuesday. Topic for discussion, Sane
tification.'
Worship service, $3.50 a.
m. Subject, "The New Testament"
followed by the observance of The
Lords Supper. Sunday school, 10:45
a. m. Prayer meeting. 500 p. M,
Wednesday, topic for discussion, "The
Freeness of Salvation"
There will be a change in the time
Of the services for the winter months,
beginning the second Sunday in Oc-
tober, The worship service will be at
1000 a m. and the Sunday school at
II 200 a. m.
Deep Creek-Sunday school, 1915
a m Worship service, 800 p. m. Sub
iect, Looking With Christ" Prayer
meeting, 500 p m, Thursday, topic
for discussion, Goods Purpose of
Grace, or Election"
From now on, through the winter
months, the morning services at Deep
Creek will be moved up thirty minutes.
The Sunday school will meet at 1918
a M, every Sunday morning, and the
Worship service will be at II 80 a. M,
on the second, fourth. and fifth Sun
day mornings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-10-01
Purchases Deer
Park Hotel and
Woods Properties

Thomas J. Johnson, lumber and coal
dealer, of Morgantown, W. Va, has
completed negotiations for the pur-
chase of the Deer Park Hotel prop
crty. consisting of 1856 acres, and the
Woods property, west of town on the
Swallow Falls road, consisting Of
LOO acres.
The purchase price was not made
public.
The Deer Park hotel property was
purchased from the National SIovak
Society, while the Woods estate was
purchased from John II. Hoffman, re-
ceiver Of one Of the defunct Morgan
town banks. Earlier this spring ar
engagements were almost complete for
the sale Of the Deer Park Hotel to the
defenders Of the Faith" of Mt. Lake
Park and PIT. Pleasant, W. Va, but
c. A. Maddy, their business manager,
suffered a heart attack and has been
confined to his bed since that time.
MIR Johnson said he would set up
a sawmill on the Deer Park hotel
property in the near future and cut
the oak timber. He said he also
planned to salvage the lumber in the
hotel buildings
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service at Clarksburg, Sunday.
The first killing frost Of the season
made its appearance last Thursday
NIGHT. in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs Milan Evans and little
son, Of Elkins. came Saturday, to the
home Of Mrs. Exams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 81. Conn, Mountain Top.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Shaffer and
family moved Saturday, from Pierce
to their newly constructed home at
Eglon.
DAYTON Teets has purchased one of
the former Shaffer hotel buildings at
Aurora, and is tearing it down.
Jesse Filc. Of Easton, who has been
receiving medical treatment at the
Wenzel hospital Meyersdale, since
September 21, came Monday evcninr
to Eglon. where he visited his two
sisters. Mrs. Jane Hamstead and Mrs.
lydia Fichtner, and many other rela-
tives and friends, including their only
surviving uncle and aunt, Rev. John
S. Fike. of near Eglon. and Mrs. lydia
Wotring. of near Brookside. Ella
Bland took him back to MeyersdaIe,
Wednesday.
Miss Esther Fike, nurse, Of Raltj-
more, is spending a vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Fikc, of
near Eglon.