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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

Johnnie Francis Freel. Pontiac.
Eugene Forest Groves, Pontiac.
Ernest william Bradley Jr.. Pontiac
Jay Blaekiedge, Pontiac.
Raymond Lewis De Almond. Pontiac.
Emilio Patrick simoni. Pontiac.
George Edward Fisher Pontiac.
Norris Rudd Luther Pontiac.
Robert John Cameron, Pontiac.
Darwin George Simpson. keego hsreor.
Jack Herbert Marsh. Pontiac.
Donald Henry Oeneraux, Pontiac.
Harold Edward Csrson. Pontiac,
John Clyde Thorpe, Pontiac.
Clifford Brown. Pontiac.
OAKLAND BOARD NO.
Henry A. Weber, OAK PART.
Charles r. splcer, Royal Oak
Eugene Y. satterneid, Ferndsle.
Harry ID. Seaman. Fsrndsle
Daniel w. scudder, Ferndale.
George 9. Marsh. les w. fhiiadeiphis. Del
John II. Armstrong, Flint.
Milford Q. Odett. Royal Oak.
Lawrence W. Mathews Ferndsie,
John G. Frank. Ferndale.
Francis n. Cobb. Ferndae.
Martin r. Lawlor, i13s ClsirmounI
Cecil G. Smith, Ferndale.
Mike Ttmison, Ferndale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

Arthur r. Miimins. Pontiac
Ra rnsy sarokia. Pontisc
John q. HICKS. Pontiac.
Lars stan. Pontiac.
Maxwell J Slivensky. 1892 Frontenae. bet
Elmer Lee Markham, Pontiae.
OAKLAND BOARD NO.
Glenn Franklin whitaker. Pontiac.
Albert James Drake. Pontiac.
Joe Francis hedlbower. Pontiac
George Maxwell Anderson, Pontiac.
Jake Reisbis. Ferndale.
John Rodney Johnson. Pontiac.
George Hodges Thompson, Pontiac.
Jack Martin Ahnas, Pontiac
Francis Bernard Pichs, Pontiac.
Waldo Paul Rockey. Pontiac
wfNan Wellington Church Pontiac
Herbert Warren Cross, Pontiac
vivian r. Welker, Battle Greek.
Cornelius N. Bahia. Pontiac,
Maynard Joseph Auchter. Pontiac.
Robert Edgeton Werr7t. Pontiac
Harold Raymond zegehen. Pontiac.
william Garter, Pontiac.
Harold Eugene Hin. Pontiac
Robert DewAyne SURE. Pontiac.
George Samuel Grady. Pontiac.
Onward Martin Mielisrrto. p"ntiae.
Alnon CRrrick Medlen.- Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
pep UP ACTION OF
lazy KIDNEYS FAST!
Thousands get up nights less
often this simple wayl

When getting up nights robs you OF
sleep, or IL back II aching like Satan"
this may he due 10 slow-functioning kid
neys. Because OF this, excess acid wastes
may accumulate in the blood causing
aches and pains: and flow may be
highly concentrated causing smarting.
frequent but scsnty passage. with re-
sulting nervousness, lack Of pep"
To relieve the discomfort OF such
symptoms. literally millions have de-
manded one famous formula--GOLD
MEDAL CAPSULES. Used over 80
years by millionsl Try themi They cost
but 35 cents at any drug store. Start
TO work at once to help relieve the
distress Of symptoms due 10 this cause.
Get a box today! But be sure you
get the original GOLD MEDAL CAP
SULES. See the Gold Medals on the boxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Pawnbroker Loses
I'd Bout With Law

Samuel Goodman, 5S-year-old
pawn shop operator. today lost
another of his many rounds with
the law when Circuit Judge Jo-
seph A. Moynihan denied his APP
peal from a 500 fine imposed in
traffic court for operating his es-
Establishment at 434 Michigan ave.
nue. without a license.
He also faces a six-month jail
term for receiving stolen goods.
He Is free pending appeal from
the recorders court sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
EnIisfnentS

Carl A. HalmesmSE 1857 East jarvis.
Kenneth L. Hurley. Slos Last JEFFERSON.
willard HteAs 7iss JA~naAie svenu,
Raymond q Hobbs. e3s Taylor street,
J Cornslius Havinga, it2i3 Patton.
John Y. MCCOY. al Horton street
1enas 7 Matilnson. HAS r.. I'd Blvd
William Merif Jr, $50 Lake Shore road
MARITIME Atstretta, 1901 Faircrest.
John L. Notes. f3s Mt. Vernon
Albert q. Made. s2a Charlotte
Michael A. hsloroS. sSsS Csrboadaie
Frank c Masters Stsi Lorraine,
Willard y. Miller. ioit Waterman street
osyaldo Ranella. Sss7 Harding.
Clarence w. Rapp Jr.. tSe Charlotte
RAYMOND T. Ruder. 1890 Lakewood
Sam T. Rends, 4R2s chase road
7 John Robinson. 2iS24 generton.
Joe Mold. ~ Psrson
Hugh W oliver. 5ioi West Crane blvd.
losel,h J. fanci i240i Waltham
STANLEY J. PSwlosky. aSe7 Milwaukee.
Joseph n. Paul. Rex Hotel.
Basil J Philips. Paul Revere Hotel.
Walter y Pound, 1927 Byron
John ~, Townsend. 366a Lincoln
Frnes, Y. Turcotts. l5s0s Aneneoue.
Arthur J. Trucctte, 4t53. Crossiant, -
wIiusni A. Thornton. 1915 y. Grand River
Ernest J. Nerreau. 1865 Virginia Park.
John y vsnderbol. ,s6 Horton.
Nike veuish. 1891 waverly
J X. Williams. SS9s Haftwell
Martin =. Walsh. 1852 MARLBOROUGH
Joseph p -CrnSe|22z- Halhfoak,
'Clyos r Garter. TOO Napoleon.
D. ) Cowherd. 100 Hastings.
Timothy Carter, sS7s Scotch
AIhsri l. Derrick, st< Macomn
waiter G. Doyle. 6Ie East Hancock
Phillip Eaoy. S. S. Cleveland.
Ray mcnd Erwin, 26e Alfred.
AilitAh -EiieThe.-f2ie- Gwen
James p. Franklin. IS Leicester,
Herbert ID. Fletcher. 5255 Twenty fourth.
Ralph W. Fletcher, $3.50 Twenty fourth.
Ellie Fondren. 30s3 Roosevelt
Melvin Marshall. us Madison.
Levi T. Miles. 1889 Illinois.
Iohnie W. Philhps. SIS Theodore.
Joseph Robinson. $40 0ratiot.
Jerie l.. Randolph. t7sie Greeley.
Gus Rutledge, 2tSo Burns.
Soloman smith 1884 Ford.
James B. Spencer, 2026 Beauhien,
John snead, as East Elizabeth.
Roscoe c. Simmons, s34s Scotch.
Peter O. stergion. a1ie woodward.
Oscar W. Stephen. 92le2 Michigan.
Athel G. Sanders, 3Sis Townsend.
Joseph sudoi, 2s16 Twenty-nfth.
Harry Rosenberg. 5000 Tyler;
Charles r. zuchinsky, 3l61 East w
Howard l. Adams, s1s Hague.
Walter Barber. 1893 Rsynor
Andrew Berry, si7 Adelaide.
Nathaniel w. Branch. SOLO Brush
Ernest Batch. 1883 Mtdoury,
Edward Burns, Sit7 Maple.
Enoch Battle Jr.. 2s2o Hunt.
Walter Bowen, 5ee East Warren.
Wailace Boyd. 1T0i LABelle
John r. Chapman, 1929 Revere
Isah Grubbs, 1904 East Warren.
Henry HODGES. 3s2e Brush.
Jessie Hand, iit5 East Euclid
Elmer Hsrreil eet East Ferry
L. johnson, seee Van Court.
Elmer Lee. 14i1 Farpsworth
Robert Lewis, 1925 Russell.
Johnnie N Moore. 257 East Columbia.
Vance Smith. SIS Milwaukee.
Ralph Stokes. $50 Marston.
wade. 1929 Division.
James I. Washington, ass Leicester
Benjamin y. White. It37 81. Aubin
Dewitt walk, 2s4f West Forest
Cleo J. Wilson. SIT 81. Antoine.
william Waters, 4i7S Riopene.
J. Redmond.
OAKLAND BOARD No.
Marvin E. McMahan,- Pontiac.
Nolan j, searer, Pontiac.
Russell A. Benedict, Pontiac.
Leland c. Hunt. Pontiac.
Humphrey r. Kuhn. Pontiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

Donald J. STAFFORD. 1910 sorvn,o.
Kenneth n. pielaen. Ferndsls. y
Melvin II. zech. 530s Addison.
George g. Ray. Birmingham
Eli d. Charbonnsau, Ferndale.
Robert w. sharp. Ferudaie.
Joseph n. Craigie. Birmingham,
Russell W. secor, 1871 First
Anders Ruud. ftfeo West az Mile road
Grover c. Conner. 1lsf7 Avon.
Edgar w. white, rsrndaie
Ava r.. Jones'. Royal Oak.
Leo W. Hanson. Ferndsle.
OAKLAND BOARD NO.
John william Takes, Royal Oak
Frank HUME. Hasei Park.
Oliver lanes Hercert, Royal oss.
LAWS ndward Wilson, Hassi Park.
lack Joseph Dillon, HaEsi Park
Robert James Short. HaEel Park.
Richard Allen. HaRel Park.
Ciarence Eugene Vincent, Royal Oak
Wendell Baker Taylor. Abilene. TEX.
OAKLAND BOARD NO.
q. c. vansyckle, ais Crooks Rd., Birm.
Z. y. Tate, iifa Bird street, birmingham.
n. J. Eads. III suffisld kd.. birminshsm.
Donald r. Joyl eel Frank, Birmingham.
Jack o'Brien. Bloomfield Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

uNNr--6sf1 Chene 81. 4
nVML Brian Donlevy, "a GENTLEMAN
AFTER DARK PRAIRIE sgNssaoKE.
with Bin Elicit Time nFr B.i-Front.i a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

J. Maniai, Warren r. Fourier. Louis O.
King, Clarence n. Larnsr. Jack ID, cakes.
r wsi,,rs. RAYMOND -Ais.in Rsynsrd
Janskvich. Donald b. Chamberlain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

a. I; Hornss.rs.r. 1888 Rptfnsr, Bring
q. p. Darvsi, 1889 Z. Humphrey, Birm.
p. o. Howsrth. SRI g Bates. Blrminshsm m.
q, L. Doebler, ssas Jene 81, sirminEhsm.
Lloyd T. Duval Jr.. Route 4. Birmingham.
Louis n. Reynolds Jr.. Pontiac.
OAKLAND BOARD NO. 4
Elmer j. Schumacher
Gerald J. Pspin.
WAYNE BOARD No. rs
Louis Tsdich,
Charles r. Dabms.
WAYNE BOARD NO. "a
Leonardo r Peneyra
Chester J. Krupinski
william w. Wodxianski.
WAYNE BoARD NO. 20
Jack ~ Robson.
Franeis l.. o'Nien,
The following were sent direct to Camp
Custer: Milford ,. Always. John q. Ma
s.rrs. Dsiesrt Miller. clsatis r. Lester.
". Roop. Vernon L. Lack, Frank =, NJ
lott. Waiter 4. Book, Alfrvd c. Weber.
Chrtstianson. Eugene p. stansbury, Roman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

Emil y. Hove. Pontiss
Laurel Hiller, Pontiac
William J TiberE. Pontiac
Harry A Lille. Pont &C
Joe =. Costello. Pontiac.
Ernest Gustav Eneorg. Pontiac
GArabed ,Palaian. Pontiac
Lester c. Bafron. Pontiac
ernest Papado, Pontiac
Kenneth r Hickmott. Pontiac.
Royal " AinsWorth. Pontiac
Riehard q Van Busktrk. Pontiac
Juan q Sanchez. Pontiac.
Eugene v Russ. Pcntisc
Roy h. Hurlehus. Pontiac.
OAKLAND BOARD 40.
Raymond Guy carey. Pontiac
Paul Edward MAlerych. Pontiac.
John Michael Sewa, Pontiac.
stanley straod. Ponttse.
Ronald James McGlnnis. Pontiac.
Bsrnsro Andrew Schultz, Pontiac.
Allen y. CrlsmAn, Pontiac.
srchte n. Patrick. Pontiac
Charles L. A. Blldstein, Pontiac.
Ned Marion Colburn. Poatiac
William George Hitchcock. Pontiac
Robert Elwood Basore. Pontiac.
John W. Hoke IT.. Pontiac
John A. Pohi. Pontiac.
James e. Feiice. Pontiac.
Junior n. norrai. Pontiac.
Far r Oliver. Pontiac.
JACK Tsyler. Pontiac
stanley NJ shaw, Pontiac.
TheodSr, oryille HslveEson Pontiac
william X. Ocei. Pontiac,
Lewis n Burt, Pontiac
Prank l. kuiuis. Pontiac.
Wilbur r. Ennis, Pontiac.
Erwin q. Venner. Pontiac
Carl r. Richardson. Pontiac
ioseph G.. Terehessy, Pontiac.
Arthur Ray Pickett. Pontiac.
ADvERTteEMENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

ADFERTIsEMENT
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

Mas tarde Sc conferira el titulo
nacional por 81 director de Ia
Juventud en- todo 81 pats, Mr..
Aubrey Williams.
La National Youth Adminis-
tration esta completando su pro
grama para dar a los j6venes a.
mericanoS la experienced nece-
saria de modo que puedan traba
jar EN- las indhstrias de guerra
y las ramas mecanizadas y mo-
'tcriz2ldas del ej6rcito, segdn Ell
director de esta secci6n, Sr. H.
E. SpangIer. Sc propone la Jul
vemtu5, habilmente dirigidA,
a~crecentar SUI production en- un
Glen por ciento.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
Ell JOVEN OBRERO MAS
VALIOSO PARA LA PRO-
DUCCION DE GUERRA

Hoy marteS, EN- el camlpamento
DeSoto. de la NGticnal Youth
Administration, situado EN- Co
lumbus Drive, cerca de Drew
Field, Sc efectuara una ceremo-
mia para escoger al "joven obre
no mas valioso EN- ell esfuerzo de
Ia production de guerra.
La ceremonial tendra caracter
pGblico y sc invita- a todos los
ciudadanos que deseen asistir.
Ell vencedor sera eligible para
e. premio estatal, que sera entire
gado por Ell Sr. Charles G. La
vim, administrator en- ell estado.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
Matinee de Easter

Muy entusiastmadoS Sc mues-
tram los chicos de la Seccion de
Recreo del Centre AgturiamC
CON Ia gran acogida que ell publ
20 diera al nombre de la orques-
ia Eddie Camden" que tocara
en- su baile de Easter
Els una orquesta muy popular,
va que diariamente transmitia
por la Radio.
Ademas del excelente reperto
rio que pOsee, presentara un
"fOor4show." En- la parte vocal
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
NuEvA VICTORIA .
DE LEE SAVOLD

New York, ma. 20 24.-E pc
30 complete Les Savoli, de Pa
terson, N. j., venci6 por nOcaut
t&cnico, en- al novsno asai.o, a
Teddy Wint, DE Mount Vernon.
Ell arbitro Peter Harley Sc in
terpuso para evitar mayor casti
go a Wint.
Pesaba Ell vencedor 1913 libras
v el maltratado 1S6
Chester Rico, Gel Bronx, VEN
clio tambi6n por nocaut tecnico
a Mitsos Grispos, de Aatenas,
Grecia. Jack La Motta superb a
Lorenzo Strickland y John Lam
di venci6 por puntos a Joe Bal
20.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR A RoDRIcuEz)

la venta de boletos para ell al
muerzo.
No pensamos romper las mar
cas- anteriores debido a la gran
cantidad de j6venes que Sc han
marchado para los Campamen-
|tos de training pero 81 espera-
mos no menos de 800 comensa-
hes.
Ell menu sera el siguiente En-
Arroz CON Polio, Pan
Helado de frutas y Ca
.fe.
Durante ell almuerzo la or
queSta LA Sonora" con sus
cantantes Srta. Josefina Ramil
y Rafael Artigas, deleitaran a
los comensales con UNI bien com
binado programa de muslca Sc
lecta.
A lag tres de la tarde princi-
.piara 81 baile. EN- la planta alta
Don Francisco y en- la sala
cantina ia Sonora"
La Fiesta Sc prolongara hasta
las ocho y media de la noche.
IEl precio senalado por ell al
muerzo Y entrada al baile es de
$1.3O; entrada al baile solamen-
te, 3Oc las damas y SOC los caba-
lMeroS.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

NuevG Secci6n de Damas
En- junta reciente celebrada
por Ia Secci6n de Damas de la
respectable scoiedad L'Unione
Italiana, sc eligi6 a la nueva di-
rectiva que habra de regir los
Ge:tinoS de la misma.
A continuation sus nomSbres
vi Marchett, presidenta; Jose
fina L Spoto, Vice Presidenta
Angie BarGetta, Secretaria Y TIE
sor:ra, y Mary Leto, Reporter.
La pr6xima junta de esta Sec
ci6n Sc efectuara ell viernes.
Raciban una felicitaci6n y
nuestros mejores deseos porque
triunfen en- Su actuaci6n.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
LIE A $4,000
A UNA ANCIANA

New York, mario 24.-Vesti
da con harapos, Alice Jones, de
20 amos de edad, denunci6 a la
policfa que lie habian robado
$4,000 en- billetes y libretas de
bancos con dep6sitos por valor
de mas de $4,000. Como autor
del delito arrest6 la policia a
Stephen j.. Hassett, de GO amos,
Jun subastador, y a Frieda Pole
ner, de Sc, su tenedora de Ii
bros.
Ocultaba la vieja ell dinero en-
una caja de MADEIRA donde tam
bien depositaba ell carbon para
Ia estufa.
Para robarla Ne dieron I'm mar
e6tico en- unas ciruelas regalo de
la Sra. Poliener.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
De Ia fiesta primaveral

Aver tarde tuVimos la oportu-
de hsblar unos INSTANCES
.eon nuestro amigo Jesus Alber-
Ii (Chugpi), presidente de la
de Propaganda del Gem
70 Fspanol y uno de los princi-
pales organizadores del grandio
20 festival annual Fiesta Prtma
veral." Com sincera algeria nos
manifesto que los preparativos
van viento en- popa, al igual que
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
Matinee de Easter

Matinee de Easter
En- conversation soStenida con
ell Sr. Oogcar Cuervo, presiden-
te 6a la Secci6n de Recreo del
Cfnuulo Cubano, nos inform6
que va han comsnzado los pre-
narratives para la matinee baila-
Ne 5lal Domingo de Easter %
s]a Abril).
Nos dijo 81 SIR. Cuervo: esta-
inc5 trtamdo de conseguir la me
.tor ouquegta disponirole para be-
naficio de nuestra juventud bal
alcra.
Fmpezara a las cuatro de la
taras Y terminara a las ocho de
ia noche.
Ragiran precios populares.
Darsmos ctros detalleS.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
No 10 olUide

No 10 OlUide
Que ma1ana microbes cele-
brara ST. function la Secci6n Re
creativa del Centre Espanol de
Wast Tampa, a beneficio de la
Cruz Rcia Americana
Muchos son los boletos de en-
trada vendidos.
Sc efectuara en- ell teatro Ro-
yal. propiedad del Centric.
En- nuestras notas de mamana
daremos a conocer ell programa
completo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

Para pintar rnejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
&. L. p, vendida exclu-
por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

~ NNN
En- la mahana de hoy fue So
metida a una delicada interven-
ci6n Quir1rgica la eStimada Sra.
Maria Teresa Gonzalez, residen
tie en- 81 1915 de la Doce avenida.
Pral9tic6 la operaci6n, en- ell
Sanatoli 10 del Centric ASturiano,
Ell DR.. Winton.
A la bora en- que eScribimos
eHtas lineas, su estado era bas-
satifactoriO.
Hacemos ruego por Su pronto
V total ESTABLISHMENTS.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
En- Miami

En- dfas pasado sparti6 para
Ia vecima ciudad de Miami, Ell
querido amigo y companero De-
metric Rivera. DeSempenara un
Importance cargo EN- las ofici-
mas del Gobierno Federal.
MuchoS exitos lie auguramos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
Ramon Bermddez

KumON BGT7nWUeZ
Encabezamos esta nota con ell
nombre de un estimado amigo
Y popular figura en- el orden tea
tral.
"Monguito', como carinosa-
mente lie llaman todos, festeja
hey su cumpseanos. A su resi-
dencia acudiran suS amiStades,
a felicitarlo.
Dicha Y proSperidadI lie desea-
mos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24
Pr6rimG reunion

Ell entrante vierne5 celebrara
una importantisima reunion y
'Gmdh" 81 Comite Organizador
lei Carnaval Latino
En- esta reunion Sc dara a CO.
ROGER "a resultado del festival ce
,ebrado la pasada semana.
Como va es sabido de todos'
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

Sc VENDEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala
m&quina de coser, Radio, etc,
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

la mitad de las ganancias Sc do
nara a In Cruz Roja Americana
Y la otra mitad sc invertira en-
Ia compra de Bonos para la De-
fensa.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

lucira sus facultades Dorothy
McCay.
En- Su oportunidhd daremos
otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1942-03-24

Santos del dfd
Simon, Aapito, Dionisio y tt
moteo.
Evening star., 1942-04-08

mese mercenaries. Huddled together
in group they fought the yelling
horde until only Is survived and
then they were overpowered and
disarmed. They were lined up and
bayonetted one by one until only the
sergeant major was left. Three
times a bayonet plunged into his
body. AS the murderers prepared
for the death thrust, he bounded
past them, dived into the river,
swan across and walked, stumbled
and crawled until he met British
troops.
said these stories were incredible
but every one OF them is true. !
know these men and talked with
them. I checked every fact they
told me. They are not tall" stories
or inflated propaganda. They are
every day affairs of the fighting on
the Burma front where I can assure
you the Japs have had to fight for
every inch 1t is not the fault of
the men who are here that the Japs
have been able to keep moving
steadily forward. It Is because the
odds have been and still are i'm
measurably against them. Even now
they are drawing up a new line of
artillery and are shelling the Japs.
1t is only i'm the skies that the Japs
are having their own ways!
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Whir|y, Five Other Horses
Named for Phoenix Race
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY. April g.
Whirlaway. three Kentucky Derby
eligibles and two other horses were
named today to start In the $4,000
Added Phoenix Handicap feature
of the opening of Keenelands spring
meeting tomorrow.
If Whirly goes to the post. it will
be his first start of the year.
Trainer Ben Jones of Calumet
Stable also entered Sun Again, a
Derby prospect, and Bay Carse. but
since Wendell EadS was named as
the rider for both Whirlaway and
Sun Again, 1t appeared doubtful
that both would start. No rider
was listed for Bay Carse.
The two other Derby eligibles
named were Milky Way Farm S Dog
patch and Greentree Stables Devil
Diver. Completing the field is Cir
Gle M Farms War Bugle, 4-year-
old son of Man O. War.
The race distance Is 6 furlongs.
Whirly was assigned top impost
of l28 pounds Bay Carse, 5-year-
old son of Reieh Count, and War
Busle. ia; Sun Again, 112; Devil
Diver, III, and Dogpatch. los.
Eddie Arcaro was listed to ride
Devil Diver. S. Young on War Bugle
and j. Skelly on Dogpatch-
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Leland 5. Conness Dead;
Veteran Newspaperman

Leland Stanford Conness. 81. we'll
known Washington neWspaperman
and one of the oldest members of
the National Press Club, died at his
home in the Cumberland Apart
ments. Fourteenth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. today.
Funeral services will be held at
Gawlers funeral home, l756 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. at ? pm. Fri
day, with the Rev. Austin Mitchell
of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Off
ciating. Burial arrangements will
be announced later.
Mr.. ConnesS was born in Boston,
Mass, March 20. 1880. and was the
son of the late Senator John Con-
ness of California. whose own father
was one of the founders of Leland
Stanford University. He began his
newspaper career in Seattle. Wash.
afterward working in Japan and
Honolulu. He was editor of the
Hawaii Herald from 1900 to 1912.
the year he came to Washington as
a writer for the New York World
Bureau.
A personal friend of President
Wilson, Mr. Conness was placed in
charge of publicity for the Woodrow
Wilson Independent League during
the campaign of 1916. Afterward he
became correspondent for the Sac
ramento Bee and other McClatchy
papers. He wrote for syndicates and
licity for the Democratic National
Committee.
He is survived by his widow. the
former Rosalie Thornton of Port
Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1942-04-08

through his cheek. He spat 1t out
on the floor of the vehicle. :.
I'm tough. mate" he said to me
1T riccocheted OF me bleeding
teeth"
Prisoners Bayonetted.
Further along I met a young lieu
tenant who had been taken prisoner
by Japs and Burmese when his tank
was knocked out at q road block
They questioned him, slapping him
across the cheeks until blood poured
out of his mouth. When he refused
to tell them what they wanted to
know they tied him to one of the
trucks forming the road block which
was being shelled by British artil-
lery. Then the incredible happened
A near miss overturned the truck
breaking the bonds that held him
and he raced away before the Japs
were aware of what had happened
When he reached his own lines he
gave the artillery informa ton which
enabled them to adjust their range
and lob shells right into the road
block and the concentration OF Jap
troops and vehicles behind 1t.
Incredible. too. was the story OF
the sergeant ma jor who was with q
group of Commands In a village on
the west bank of the Irrawaddy
when they were surrounded by Bur-
Evening star., 1942-04-08
| Melee Follows
| As Sailor Cuts In
Ion Movie Star .
the Associated Press.

9S tne Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, April s.-Peace
it was wonderful, while 1t lasted last
night at the Bundles for Blue
jackets" dance.
Then a sailor tried to dance
with Constance Bennett. the movie
actress.
Miss Bennett, co-hosteSs at the
affair, was dancing with a 2O-year-
old aircraft worker. The bluejacket,
trying to cut in. said:
The Navy never gets anything
but coffee and doughnuts. The civil
ians get all the dances with the
movie stars"
Miss BENEFITS partner Ralph
Abbott, stopped, protested, a fist
swung and Mr.. Abbott hit the floor
General excitement ensued
The aircraft worker was driven by
Miss Bennett and Kay Francis to
Culver City Emergency Hospital for
treatment Of q dislocated elbow.
The sailor. police said, neglected
to leave his name.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
'AIfuIfu BiII' Murroy
To Run for Senute
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
OKLAHOMA CITY. April S.-W
H. alfalfa Bill Murray. 70, flowing
mustached former Governor, will
ride for ONCE again.
The Oklahoma elder statesman
announced today he would seek the
Democratic nomination for United
States Senator, the seat now held by
Senator Josh Lee, Democrat.
Recalling his successful cheese
and crackers" hitch-hiking cam
paign for the governorship in 1880,
Mr.. Murray said in a short state
ment: IF I receive donations ior
campaign expenses sufficient to hire
a driver to carry me from place to
place l shall make two or three
speeches a day, as in 1880"
Orel Busby, q former State Su-
preme Court justice, also has an
nounced for the Democratic sena-
torial nomination.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
Other Selections
Bowie Fast.

BOWIE tFAStD.
BY the Louisville Times.
mo selections.
mo Ending, Residue. Nijinsky.
3-Imperial Impy. Colorado Ore. Fo-
goSo.
+Vested. Barneysat. Wild Chance
'Marksman. Zaca Rosa, Columbus
Day.
tYannie Sid. valdina Leo, Dam
Getty
7-Southport. Free Trader. Deviltry
1Leonardtown. Say Judge, Indom-
liable.
Best bet-Marksman.
Bowie Consensus Fast.
By the Associatee Press
Liberty Polly, Spanish Sun. Ja-
Quita.
1Exarch. Gentle Savage. Southern
Jane.
3-Neutrality. Bills Sister, Imperial
Impy
Gold Crack, Calotte, Barneygat
5-Crenshaw entry, Marksman.
Gray Wing
1Yannie Sid, Bunny Baby, Bedwell
entry.
7-Free Trader. No Dough. Marval.
sIRough Going, Leonardtown, Say
Judge
Best bet-Roueh Going.
Jamaica Fast.
By the Louisville Times
mo selections.
NAVAL Reserve, Scotch Trap.
Marogay.
ISignal Tower. Blue Whistler.
Blended Well.
+Volitant. Shortstop. Liberty
Franc
Speed to Spare. Sheriff Culkin.
Mettlesome.
6-Redthorn. This England. Fire.
Delay. Sandy Boot. Aimed.
Best bet-Redthorn.