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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Licenses applied for April II:
Stephen Stepanian. 20: Yoian szalma, 81
Laurence J. Hetzelt. AZ; Refine LeClerc, 80
Harold Games. "a: Geraldine Boulton. 90
George LANCER. "a: Frances Keeny, 10.
Charles f. Bulson. 20; Inez NJ. Westfali
.fa
p. Heubner, 2s: Minnie Rosbury, IS
TRY r. Rims IS. Virginia Schmidt. %
William j. Price 90; Rita Montgomery, IS
Herbert II. Homer. 20; June ID. Litchford
IL.
Joshua J. swinyer. 10; Ruth Z. Newman
fqJ
Joseph LisAovec Sc; Mary vokai "A. ~
william Nspiantek. 25' Glendora NJ. Ray
mond 90
Charles J. SELL Is: Anne NJ. KovHrn. %.
WAYNE T. James. "a Cora w Lewis. So
oren M. Harseh Jr.. %: Betty J. sanner
10
Robert r Friske. ~ Marie 3 Provost. II
Vernon 8. Johnson. IS: Margaret Main.
VILE %
n Forrss, schulz. 20: Hermina NJ sucher. rs
James Walsh. 25 Virginia Klees %
Myror A Hostetler. g.; Anastasia NJ
Oconnen ~.
Pau y. zislinski "a; Dorothy T. Keperow.
ski, IS.
IRA ". Brenenan IT,. 70; June J. Schroeder
n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Paper Concern
Nets S244,194

CHICAGO, April 22.-Souther
land Paper Company for the quar-
ter ended March 81 reports a net
profit of S244,19 after federal in
come and excess profits taxes
reserve of 100000 for contingent
cies, etc. The above net is equal to
IS cents a share on 287 900 COM
mon shares.
This compares with a net profit
of S148, 463, or 81 cents share in
the March quarter of 1871.
Provision for federal taxes or
income in the first quarter of 1942
was made at ~ rate of 60 per
cent, il was stated. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted TO:
ElvaS Briggs, from Frederick.
Margaret O'Shea. from Leonard.
Katherine Moszczynski. from Adam
Margaret Jones. from Marcur.
Eta Garfield, from Woodrow.
Florence McGovern. from Patrick.
Parks Perkins. from Viola.
Vivian Bales. from Floyd.
Blanche JOHANN. from Paul.
Esther Hartoon, from Ross.
Helen Douglas. from Mervin.
Jean Mayer, from Mathew.
Lean Ryan. from William.
Ioamella Isabel. from James.
Gladys TretJack, from Michael.
Ralph Schultz, from Pearl.
Dorothy Messtna. from Angelo.
Annie Money. from Charles.
Merle Rae, from James.
Vouthai Macklin. from Edna
William Murphy, from Ann NJ.
Margaret Miller. from John.
Margaret thinner, from Ernest
Archibelle Terry, from Crowley
Henri W. Thimeil, from Frances
Margaret Collins, from Jack.
Wendell Roberts, from Lillian.
Grady Viekers. from Many.
Belva Williams, from Paul.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22

Retailing is doing a magnificent
about job" under current war
time trials, Ralph +. Murphy OF
Peoples Quitting Company de-
clared today after taking office as
president of the Retail Merchants
Association of Detroit for 1912.
Murphy was indicted at an
association luncheon in the Book.
Cadillac Hotel. Taking office with
him were Steven ]. Kay. r. H.
Fyfe & Co. first vice president;
M. A. Enggass, Enggass Jew'elry
Company. second vice president;
Israel Himelhoch, Himelhoch Bros
q Co.. treasurer; Charles Z. Boyd,
secretary. and E. L. Davis. assist
ant secretary.
"While these are strenuous
and difficult days for retailing"
Murphy said. 1.-THE industry is
measuring up to Its wartime job
I'm a manner that Is attracting
ever increasing favorable atten-
tion I'm Washington, as well as
In the nations homes.
"As purchasing agent for the
American public, retailing Is
doing n nIanful job of bearing
down on costs and on prices.
'Tn all wartime activities, re-
failing has done, Is doing. and
will continue to do a magnificent
about job - because retailing
grew up in America, and will
labor and fight for American
freedom--as many thousands Of
its sons are already doing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORE

Totals 80 10 ~ & Totals 80 10 II 16
'Bstted for Christopher In ninth.
New York 400 $40 000-l0
Philadelphia 12Q Dol 600 4
Runs--Priddy, Rizzuto 2. Heinrich 2. d.
Maggie 2, Keller. Levy. RuffinR; Blair 2.
Wagner. Collins Error-suder. Runs
batted in--Johnsop 2, Suder 2, Keller 4.
Heinrich 3. Rosar 2, DiMaggio Two-base
hiis--Johnson. Collins Heinrich. Three base
hit Blair Home run-Reller. Sacrifices
Wolf. Rizzuto. Double plsys--Blair 10
Knckerbocker 20 Siebert 3, Wagner 20
suder. Left on bases--Philadelphia 7, New
York 7. Bases on baiis-On Ruling 2. of
Woln 8, oh Christopher 4. Struck out
BY Wolf /. by Christopher 2. by Ruling
/. Hits-On Wolf o In 3h innings. on
Christopher 4 in 5Ss innings. Wild pitch
Christopher Passed ball--Nagner. Losing
pitcher--Woln. Umpires-Grieve, Rue ana
Geisel. Attendance-4,370 paid. Time of
game-2:06.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
EARNINGS

Wright Aeronautical Corporation and It's
subsidiaries report 1891 net profit of S10.-
255. s73 after 81 1872, 522 provision for in
lcentive compensation, reserve of A.125. 900
for future engineering development and
other postwar readjustments and pro-
vision of s45. 7e5, $50 for federal income
and excess profits taxes. Net is equal TO
S17.10 a share, In 1910, net profit was
So. $50, 2s4 or S11.o9 a share, federal IN
come and excess prohts taxes being
si2. $50, o60.
Kimberly Clark Corporation and its sub
salaries for the quarter ended March 81
report a net profit of $555. 4e7 after fed
erai income taxes. etc, equal after divi-
dend requirements On the per cent pre-
ferred TO 50 cents n share on 4se,173
shares of common. This compares with the
revised net profit of x479. SIS or IS cents a
common share in the March quarter OF
I1e41.
Rustiess Iron ana steel Corporation for
the quarter ended March 81 reports a net
profit of 1911. 47s after federal taxes cal
lculated at the 1871 tax rate now In effect,
equal after dividend requirements on the
81 so preferred stock. 20 10 cents a share
on e2s. 2oe common shares This compares
with an adjusted net profit of x5sf. 6Ss OF
60 cents share on e2s,217 common
shares In the March quarter of 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas J. Beattie. ~; Ruth Sharpe. IL
Ray W. cusick. "a: Mabel r. Allison. II
Floyd l.. Mullen. ~: Dorothy Wohart. 20
George sauter. IS: Dorothy X. Trepanier
70.
Duane Horst. ~: Shirley Mckay. q.
Joseph Gracey, 81: Sonia Gedvilas, Is.
Joseph Jurewicx, 22: Florence Krallsz. ~
Mike Paul. a: Dorothy Koliba. Is.
Emory b. Hurst. So. Louise JakubiEzyn
rs
John Hartig, IS: Margaret Zayti, 20.
Clarence ID. Jones Jr.. 20: Lucy Lajois. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Obituary
Roy Lightfoot
Paradise Valley Nouns
lis Unofficial Mayor

Paradise Valley, Detroit Negro
district, today is mourning the
death of Roy Lightfoot, as, the
Valleys unofficial mayor. who
died while visiting in New York.
Lightfoot was inaugurated as
unofficial mayor of Paradise Val
ley in 1886 at the Graystone Ball
room at q celebration attended
by Joe Ibuis and the Splinter,
Jesse Owens.
Recently he had been manager
of the B. e. c. night club at 1870
st. Antoine street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
PIrTsBURGH
CHICAGO

.Batted- for Bithnra- In seventh
tBatted for schmitz In ninth
Chicago 900 10 0O0-2
Pittsburgh 002 021 00x-5
Runs--Hack. Stringer, Martin, Wasdell 2.
Elliott. sewell. Errors-Pholps. Novlkoff.
Merullo. Runs batted In Elliott 3,
stringer. Cavaretta. Martin 2. Two-base
hits-Hack. Cavaretta Home runs--Ellioft,
Stringer Martin. Sacrifice hIts-Novikoff.
seweil Double play Bithorn TO stringer TO
Dahlgren 10 Merullo. Left on bases-Chi-
cago 7, Pittsburgh 8. Bases son balls-off
seweil 2. off Bithorn 4, off schmltz l..
schmitz ,. Hits--Off Bithorn in In
nings. off schmltz in 2 innings. Losing
pitcher --Bithorn. Umpires--Pinelli Ballan-
FAINT and Barlick. Time-1:52. Attendance
1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
American LEAGUE

CLEVELAND

'Batted for Holiingsworth In ninth.
81. Louis 600 Olo OOf-2
Cleveland 600 O3O IOx-4
ing. Mack. Desauteis. Errors-Laabs
Keitner. Runs batted in - Desautels,
Weatheriy. Hockett, Gutteridge, Mcouilen
Mack scored on Labs error. Two base
hits -Cullenbine. Terrell. Gutteridge. Mack.
Hockett Stolen base-Gutteridee. Sacri-
hces--Judnich. Harris. Double plays
Mack 10 Boudreau 10 Fleming, Keltner 10
Mack To Fleming. Left on bases-st
Louis 3, Cleveland z. Base on balls--On
Milnar s, of Harris 3, off Hollingsworth l.
Struck out--By Milnar ]. by Harrison l.
Hits-Of Harris In 2-3 innings. of
Hollingsworth in 3 Ia innings. Balk-
Milnsr. Losing pitcher-Harris. Umpfres
Hubbard and Passarella. Time
of game-1:5s. Attendance-3.o0 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22

Runs Sisti Kluttz, BOrdagaTay 2,
Vaughan 2, Riggs. Walker. Camilli, Gaian,
Sullivan 2, Herman, Reese. Head. Errors
Reese. Roberge. Runs batted in--Camilli,
sullivan. Herman 2, Head 2. Galan, Bor-
dagaray 2. Reese. Walker 2. Holmes
Rizzo Zone run scored by Klutzz on Reese's
error. Two-base hits-csmilii. Herman.
walker. Head. Bordagaray. Stolen bases
Fernandez. Vaughan. Left on bases
Boston 10, Brooklyn 3. Bases on balls-on
Javery 3, Head 4. Struck out-By Hutch
ings 3, Head 2. Hits-on Javery Z In y
innings. of Erickson 7 In * innings. of
son. Losing pitcher---Javery. Umpjres--
Sears. Dunn and Stewart. Time-2 80.
Attendanee-5,634 paid 4,367 ladies free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Production Of Crude
Shows Slight Gain

NEW YORK. April 22.-Domes-
tic crude oil production in the
week ended April 18 is estimated
by the Oil and Gas Journal at
3,560,205 barrels daily, an increaseI
of 1910 daily over the preceding
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22

American Chain and Cable Com
pany has declared a dividend oil
so cents on the common, payable
June IS, to holders of record June
IS. Same amount was paid on
March Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Deatb Rotifes

FHIskE-Mary, beloved mother of Mrs.
John Herbert and Alfred Friske; grand
mother of Mrs. Norman Friesa, Doris
William schuman, Mrs. william Scott. Mrs
William Pohl, Charles and Leo Neikart
and the late Louis Schroeder. Services at
residence. 1888 2sth St.. Friday at p m.
KROMKA-Agnes, wife of the late stanis-
laus Kromka; beloved mother of John
Kromks, Mrs. Mary Rudd. Rose Clemens
Anna Liedke, Cecilia Shepp. Dorothy Hin
ski: also IL grand children. Funeral from
chapel OF Leo J. Miller. 1927 Jos. Campau
Thursday morning at $3.50. to st. Ladisiaus
Church at 10.
sCHELIr-Aprii Is, Charles Wesley, be-
loved husband OF Fannie l.: father of
Mrs. Violet. Franseth of Crosse Pointe
Farms. brother of Mrs. william Hender-
son of Ann Arbor, Mich. Services at
the l.. V. Barker Funeral Home. 1900
Hamilton ave. Wednesday. I p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
8. s. white Dental Manufactur.

y. ~ WHfVt DtHIdf NdHuIhtNuf-
ing Company has declared a divi:
dend of 80 cents. payable May Is
to holders of record May /. The
firm paid 80 cents February IL
last. and IS cents May II, last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22

St. Louis 100 OH 3lx-,
Runs--Crespi ). Musiai ?, 7. Moore
Slaughter, Marion. Error-Marion. Runs
batted in--SlAughter ,, Musial 2. Brown,
T. Moore. (Marion scored pn Blackwell's
Wild pitch In eighth. Two-base hits
Sanders, Slaughter. Home run--Musial
stolen base-Crespiy Double plays--Frey
20 Joost TO r. Mccormick, crespi tc
Sanders. Left on bases--St. Louis g. Gin
cinnati 3. Bases on balls-on Walters z
of Blackwell /. of NJ. Cooper j. Struck
ou,--By Walters !. by Cooper 7. Hts
on Walters IL in Ga innings. of Black
well in X innings. wild pitehes-Black-
well 2. Losing pitcher-Wslters. Umpires
--Magerkurth. Barr and Jords. Time
l:f5 Attendanee--2.e l5.
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CINCINNATI ST
ST. LOUIS

Totals 20 ; "a IS Totals IS u II 4
Cincinnati 600 600 000==l
ST. Louis 100 OBI 3lx-s
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-27
Business
Women's S
Week Set

NATIONAL Business Women's
Week will be celebrated
throughout the United States
from October IL TO II, inclu-
sive.
First observed in 1928. il has
since become a national institu-
tion with a federation OF 1880
clubs and $4,000 members.
The aim OF National Business
Women's Week is 10 interpret
the contribution which business
and professional women are
making and may make to the
war effort in all fields of demo-
cratic life-economical, political,
educational, cultural and social
welfare.
Today, as trained women,
they recognize that they have
their special responsibilities 20
utilize and make available their
skills at maximum capacity.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-27
CLAPP'S
B A B Y F O o D
strained 4s

Giant Size Palm Olive
Shaving Cream (no
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Toothpsste (no tube
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Probak Jr. Bla des, double
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(PIus I0Ss Federal TaSD
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SHAMPOOS .10e
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-27
Hailed by Presidents

Ever since its origin, National
Business Women's Week has
been heralded by the presidents
OF the United States, the gov
ernors of states and mayors OF
cities.
This year President Roosevelt
said in a letter 10 DR.. Minnie
l.. Maffett, president of the Ma
tional Federation of Business
and Professional Womens Clubs:
There need no longer be any
debate as 10 the place Of
women In the business life Of
this nation. The enlarging war
effort calls for the services ~
every qualified and able-bodled
person---man or woman.
Roosevelt Message
millions OF women will have
10 take part In the production
program replacing men whose
services will he needed In the
armed forces or elsewhere than
on their accustomed jobs.
at Is my thought that Ma
tional Business Womcu's Week
this year should be dedicated to
the mobilization OF women In
war work I'm the brOadest sense.
IL In my hope that the National
Business and Professional
Women's Clubs will adopt this
suggestion"
National Business Womcn's
Week this year will be the
springboard for launching tie
clubs work for the winter. Local
clubs are: Detroit Business
Women's Club. Metropolitan
Club, Northwestern Club. Nike
Club. Uptown Club and the re-
Gently organized Deprobus Club.
The Inter-Council Club. which
IL composed Of two members
from each of the above clubs. Is
completing plans for several ac-
tivities during the week. Out
standing event will be the ban
quet 10 be held AT the Whittier
on October 3 in conjunction with
the Detroit Credit Women's
Club.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-27

Memory Eyes Cold Cream,
....... lb. jar 29e
Vacuum Bottles pint Tie
Assort. Perfumes. J bots. 25e
(Pius 1916 Federal TaxI
31.0o Size Msrmols. .56e
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-27
pa G SOAP bar Sc

Metal Powder Boxes with
Cloisonne Top ....59e
Bath Brushes with
handle 44c
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-27
Cash and CARRY SPECIA
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QUANTITIES
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S O A p
bar 4s

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Barker Picks u. Of A., Irish

Maybe the Trojans can roll two
Saturdays in q row. Southern
California.
Santa Clara-U.C.L.A.: One of
the toughest games Of the day to
figure. The Bronchos, q stout de-
fensive outfit, wins the close ones
but this corner is going to take a
flier on U.C.L.A. which has piled
up 81 points in two weeks against
Oregon State and California.
Villanova-Auburn: Taking the
home team, Auburn.
Wake Forest-Boston College:
Danger ahead for the unbeaten
Eagles but the nod, just the same,
goes to Boston College.
North Carolina State Holy
Cross: The Crusaders have shown
nothing against q major foe. N.
C.. State.
Duquesne- Manhattan: Duques-
ne should get back on the win
ming track here.
PENN OVER LIONS
Columbia Penn: The Lions ap-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
RacingScrambh
Mow an Omeet
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK, Oct. % Up
The three year old rae i n 6
scramble, a much muddled mix
up between Shut Out and AL
sab, is going to remain a turf
omelet for the remainder of the
year.
The plans for Equipoise's best
son and the Al SABBATH colt to
settle the championship between
them were flattened today when
it was learned that Shut Out
came sore in his latest race and
would be retired until 1943.
Thus the three year old
throne for 1912 will have to be
tWo-seater.
Mrs. Payne Whitney's choco-
late charger, winner of the Ken
lucky Derby and B G ] m n
Stakes, certainly looked like the
head man in the Spring but the
Chicago Express came along to
win the Preakness and finished
seven and half lengths in front
of Shut Out in the Gallant Fox
Handicap Wednesday. The four
year-old filly, Dark Discovery
"stole" that race from both of
them, however, by taking long
early lead and hanging on.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. Zz-(A)-
Taking the usual scatter-shot at
the weekly football program:
Notre Dame-Illinois: The re-
naissance of Illinois football un-
der Ray Eliot has been one Of the
seasons chief high-spots. Notre
Dame, after a disappointing start
reached a peak against Iowa Pre-
Flight and seems ready to move
on. This looks like an even prop
osition from any angle and the
coin spins Notre Dame.
Georgia Tech-Navy: Tech, un-
beaten so far, numbers Notre
Dame among its victims Navy
has done nothing this season to
warrant this vote going any
where but to Georgia Tech.
Army-Harvard: Harvard has
mt won one yet and this hardly
seems the spot for the Crimson
to begin. Army.
Michigan-Minnesota: The VOL
verines have q scoring punch top
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Great Lakes
SET for STATE

EAST LANSING, Oct. 23-(R)
The Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station teams invasion OF
Michigan State tomorrow will be
replete with "Old Home Week
spirit, but the person who prob
ably should celebrate the loud
est may be the sadest individual
in an expected throng of II, 900.
He's coach Charley Bachman
of the Spartans, who won ALL
Service honors on the Great
Lakes team of the first World
War.
So far, the present Sailor ag-
gregation of coach Tony Hinkle
has been no ball of fire-not
considering a personnel roster
that includes 16 former Western
conference stars, a couple of
All-Americans and a sprinkling
of ex-professional aces.
The Jackets thumped Iowa
by four touchdowns, but barely
skinned by Pittsburgh, TO, and
were defeated by Michigan. 30,
and by Wisconsin, 1877.
1t all adds up to the fact that
the ponderous sailors probably
ale primed to haul anchor
against an inexperienced and
under renamed Spartan crew
which may be without the serv-
ices of stellar Dick Kieppe, who
has been slow recovering from a
cold.
It may be that former Spar
tan will be on deck against State.
Charley Carey, 190-pound sailor
halfback, performed for coach
Bachman as recently as last sea-
son. The Charlevoix husky quit
football early in the fall be-
cause of an injury and shortly
afterward went into the Navy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

flight competition. Minnesota has
been q far cry from the machines
Bernie Bierman sent to the foot
ball wars. Michigan.
Ohio State-Northwestern: In
which the nations current No. l
ranking team meets q dangerous
rival. Ohio State but the Buck
eyes will need to watch Otto
Graham.
DUKE OVER PITT
Duke-Pitt: The astonishing
rout of Colgate indicated the
Dukes have gotten themselves
organized. Duke.
Alabama Kentucky: On the
face of the records, Alabama
should be q sure thing. They
don't pay off on the records but
Just the same, Alabama.
Texas-Riee: The Owls have
had plenty Of time to get ready
for this one. But Texas seems to
be rolling again after . brief
slump. At any rate, Texas.
Southern California-Stanford:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Sports
Roundup
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

NEW YORK, Oct. % -(P-
One of the biggest boosts for
football we've seen in a long
time was a letter that Harvard's
Dick Harlow read to the Boston
sportswriters the other lay
1t came from Lieut.. Har-
old Kopp, one of Dicks former
Western Maryland players and
later coach, who is in Eng
land with the Army Can't
quote it all, but here are few
of his remarks: 1--WE play about
twice a week. We haven't any
padding at all, but that doesn't
stop the soldiers. Injuries are
nil No one can ever tell
me the American youth is not
as tough as anything that walks
It's the best morale build
er | have found yet We
have a real tough one coming
up soon and no one is afraid. In
fact we are ready for the kick
off. l hope it isn't a forward
pass but a real Dobie off-tackle
play"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Widener 10 Receive
Horsemen's Award

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. %
R-George D. Widener, Phila-
delphia sportsman and one of
the nations leading turfman who
will receive the "Horseman of
the Year" award tonight, has
been in the horse racing bust
ness for Is years, but he still
gets a thrill in watching one Of
his horses dash home in front.
The award, made by the thor
oughbred Club of America, will
be presented at barbecue and
fish fry sponsored by the club at
Keeneland race course here at
which services of % thorough
bred stations in seven states will
be auctioned to promote the sale
of war bonds and to raise money
for war and community relief
agencies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
ONE.MINUTE SPORTS PAGE

Contributions to the Thor
oughbred Clubs war auction at
Keeneland ton & h t include q
dozen or SO well-bred colts and
fillies, stud service by War Ad-
miral and Blue Larkspur, . set
of Man O. Wars racing plates,
a registered bull and eleve n
country hams The army
has taken over Starlight Park in
the Bronx, leaving two soccer
teams temporarily homeless as
we'll as the guys who used to
fight at the Coliseum Joe
Gould and Jimmy Braddock al
ready have picked up q fighter
in the army. They're lending
their expert advice to welter-
weight Joe De Martina, a pri-
vate at Fort Slocum where Joe
and Jimmy are training :.
Southwestern colleges are show
ing a lot of interest in Len
Heath, a Chandler, Okla, high
school back whose scoring runs
have averaged rs yards in the
past two seasons.