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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
Price Administrator
Henderson Says Fears
of d eerine
Arose From His State
ments; Private Cars
Not Needed.
{. p. Phonephoto

Washington, Jan. 9.-l.AP)-
Price Administrator Leon Hen
der>on issued a formal state
ment today assuring the nation
the government had no plans
to commander private automo-
biIeS and explaining that fears of
commandments und0ubtedlN
arose from ms own answers to
questions at i press conference
January ,.
At that time Henderson said ON
Wandering OF automobiles was "one
Of the gloomy possibilities" that :
prolonged war might bright about.
Henderson sand today the sov
eminent ~"preScntly is well sup
piled with automobiles and
added there was no occasion for
citizens to OTTER their cars for
public use.
4 did not indicate that any such
action lua communicating Was like
y or necessary now nor IN the torr-
,ccablc tutur.." the price admniStra-
tor SAID. Indeed, at one point in the
conference, according TO the stcno-
graphic transcript, il was stated
| think it is bad cn"e'gh TO haN- to
freeze things without having TO 60
out and commanders them.
"Rcports have reached my office
that in some areas citizens are Otter
.ng TO turn over their cars for gov
crnm.nt use. The" offers arc COM
md n,triptir However The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
Leningrad,
Sevastopol
Are Freed
Russians Report In
vaaers Thrown back
from Eastern Arc OF
Siege Ring at Lenin-
grad; In Llbya, Storms
Aid Nazi Retreat.
tEy The Associated Press

tBy The Associated Press
RuSSia's armies were declared
to-day to have virtually broken
the long drawn siegcs Of Lenin-
grad and Scvastopol. and Soviet
i patcheS reported that east Of =.
Leningrad me Germans have
now lost everything they have
been able to capture in the past
three m0n.hs.'
This would indicate that the ID
vuders had been thrown back iron.
the eastern arc Of then siege rlu1,
with defenders Of the old czaTlsi
capital once o in direct com
m%unlCatiOn with the r,st OF RUSSIA.
At one stage Of the siage. the Ger
man high command asserted that
Leningrad was completely Isolated
from the south and that the onI.,
outlet Mas the ~precarlous passage
across Lake Ladoga.
Advices reaching London reported
Red army storm tFoops now
were batterIng the Germans in wave
wave IN a Sanqulnafv ~lour-day
old battle at PoVentsa, al the mouth
the Stain canal.
The canal, a INK in Rus~Ia'> Bal
tlC-to-ArCtIc waterways system. y
tends 100 miles eastward 10 Lax
Ladoga.
In the Crimea. Red army
troops who Stubbornly defended
RuSsia'S great Black sea naval
base at S%evastOpol tor two
months were reported >allyins
forth and crushing the Ger
mans own siege positions.
Dispatches from kuibNHhev,
the alternate Soviet capital. said
the SevaStopOl garrison broke
out and launched a violent Of
fenSive when the Germans with
drew some of their siege forces
to combat the Russian counter
invasion from the kerch PENN
Sula.
|IlNeStla. Soviet government nG'>-
paper, reported ma the German,
Continued ON Page ThrCc)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
Still Higher
Taxes Seen
Senator George Says
l n c e a S e S Must
Be Greater Than 1ndi-
Gated by President.

Washington, Jan. 9.-(AD-
Senator George. Democrat. Geor-
gia, said today that preliminary
conferences with Treasury Off
cials had emphasized that the
nation faces even greater tax in
crcaScs than were first indicated
by President ROoSCVelt'> budget
proposal for $1,000, 00O, 900 in
new lcvieS.
The chairman of the SENATE
finance committee said that to raise
that amount in the next fiscal year
beginning July |, Congress WouE'
have To fix rates that would produce
Sl2,0 900 900 900 annually when tn
full productive capacity was reach
cd
A bipartisan congressional dele
CATION including George. started
work on the tax program this morn
ing with Secretary of the Treasury
Morgcnthau.
He pointed out that the military
production peak probably would MOI
Continued II Ea5e L,e.U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
Enemy Sub
Credited
Attack
Nationality Of Sub
marine Not Given; u.
S. Navy Earlier Re-
ports Japanese Trans
port and Three Supply
Ships Sunk.
tBy The Associated Prcsa)

Japan got Il preVl9W taste
today of the thing She breads
moSt-a possible blockade Of
her denseIy populated island
empire-as imperial headquar-
tiers acknowledged an allied
submarine raid within 100 mile,
Of Tokyo in which the 2,225-ton
freighter Jnkai Maru No. l was
torpedoed and damaged.
No nationality Of the attack
ing craft was given.
Previously, a [. :. Navy hu!-
letin reported hat submarines
of the American Asiatic fleet had
sunk a l0,000-ton Japanese rams
port and three 1G.J00-ton Jap
anese supply ships.
The NaVy's communique was
the first report in many days
from the Sizeable underseaS force
operating in Far East waters at
the start of the war. A month
ago, but naval officials emphas-
lied that the dangerous mission
of the submarines made prompt
reports ~foOlhardy while opera
tons are proceeding.
Imperial Tokyo headquarters sad
the attack in japanese waters oc-
CURED early yesterday morning, 100
miles south of Tokyo and Yokohama.
On the Malayan fighting front d
n I IL :
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
Automobile Communicating
Not Planned By Government
More Crops
Maybe Insured

Washington. Jan. 9.-tAP)-
The federal crop insurance cor
oOration reported today it had
made progress in research look
ing to the extension of produc-
ten insurance to growers OF
corn, tobacco, rice and citrus
fruits.
The CORPORATION is now II
thorized by. law to insure ROW
crS against losses on wheat and
cotton crops. rcSultln" from
drought. floods, freezes. hail. IN
sec.S. and other hazards. Wheat
insurance has been in effect since
1889, and is being offered on cot
ton for the first time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09
DISTHIERIES JOIN
WAR GOODS

Washington, Jan. 9-G.tp)-S Six
of every en- whisky StNi II Allcr-
lea were under orders today to gut
making rye and bourbon and turn
grain mash into ethyl @lc"hol for
conversion into Smok less powder
and other war goods.
Five years normal supply of
whisky Is now in storage. Inc new
OPM order divertS so pr cent OF
the distillinc industry t~ipac'tE TO
m%lnufactur" nt 100 pro- rifNl az
L..oI t.o:, cc-r and ct..e! sr.4n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Considerable ClOudineS>. slight
ly warmer in cast and south
central portions tonight: some
likelihood of scattered snoW fur
ttv-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-09

Continued II Page L,eAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Oil Industry Seeks
Delay in Rationinq

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (INS).-
The petroleum industry war eoun.
Gil today recommended a 90-day
delay in gas rationing to determine
whether the national 35-mile speed
limit and voluntary cooperation
will not accomplish the same re-
suits as coupon rationing."
The council said that 1T is too
early to submit positive proof of
voluntary cooperation, but added
that "a large number OF spot
checks at midwestern and other
points outside the East Coast show
that gasoline consumption already
has been reduced to East Coast
lrationing levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY SsoUy

Ratoff. Boris sounded like Ronald
Colman!
Now an independent producer,
MorroS next plans a film on the
famous fellows of New York'S
lower east side called Grand
Street Boys" followed by a South
American musical, The White
haired Boys" and Life of
O'Henry."
Knowing Boris as we do as a
dynamo of ideas and a knight
among gin-rummy players, we
know better than TO doubt that
he will accomplish everything he
laws claim TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Crash Fatal TO Kent
Blamed on Captain

LONDON, Oct. s tUP).-Blame
for the plane crash in which the
Duke of Kent was killed August
% has been placed on the cap
tain, Flight 1t. Frank Mckenzie
Goyer, by Royal Air Force court
of inquiry, Secretary OF State for
Air Sir Archibald Sinclair an
nounced today.
Sir Archibald informed Com
mons that the court found that
the Sunderland flying boat cap
tanned by Goyer was flown on a
course not indicated in the flight
plan given by the pilot and al toe
low an altitude TO clear the rising
ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

names and every word Boris
screamed at us turns out TO be
true.
ON HIS OWN
His anecdotes are legion and
should be published Immediately,
before he forgets any one Of them,
He has an ingratiating smile,
great charm. a loud voice and a
wonderful accent which he thinks
is all right because the head of
Twentieth Century-FoX told him
that after talking TO Gregory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

WHOEVER CALLED this Rus
sian mad, had better dial another
number because Boris Morros
makes more sense in the theatre
Ical department than most soionS
lof stage and screen.
The rotund and beaming pro-
lducer rolled into town yesterday,
land Just by the strangest coinci-
Idence. two days ahead of his latest
picture, Tales of Manhattan"
which is due 10 hit the Fox Fri
day.
Born In Leningrad in the days
when the uninitiated used to Call
liz ST. Petersburg. Morros deserted
the samovar circle and came 10
this country with Nikita Balieff
and his famous "Chauve Souris. F"
Ridiculed because of his English
which has gotten consistently
worse during the past II years.
Boris has had the last "souris" on
his defamers.
With his surprising musical
knowledge he caught the begin
ming of the vogue for lavish and
tuneful stage shows and opened
over so theaters in this country,
Including our own Michigan
Theater.
OFF TO HOLLYWOOD
He then went TO Paramount as
musical director and has person
ally supervised the scores for $40
films.
A pupil of Rimsky Korsakov, an
intimate friend of Rachmaninoff.
HeifetZ and Schonberg. Boris can
still beat the boogie-woogie boys
eight TO the bar, even though he
never takes drink.
A teller of tall tales, he sur
Iprises you by being able TO SUBJ
stantiate every extravagant state
ment he makes. A fabulous figure,
literally. he makes the truth
sound stranger than any fiction
you can pick up on the magazine
racks.
A TRUE STORY
For example. he told us two
years ago that he planned to
make a picture of the riches to
rags type with at least 10 top
Hollywood stars in it and we
smiled alphabetically.
Now he pops up with Tales of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Film Time Clock

Invisible Agent" ii:io a. M.
Young Man 12.Is. 5:3s. e:2s. s;is p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL This Above
AL" IL a. m. 2:44, o;27, i0;li p. m.
Private Buckaroo, 1888, b17, p. m.
Find You" 1870, 3.45. 7:i5, lO:4O D. m.
BORN TO slNL ENHATSIoETAoINN
: Born 20 Sing" IL a. m, 2.20. 5:is
e:15 pA m.
CINDERELI-A-"This Above AL" 2:O5
3:55. 1920. 1880 p. m.
GINEMA---Sins OF Ball." ~, 2:i0, 4.25
6:25, $40. IL y. m; she Devil Island. -
1:l0. 1928. 5;25. 7:40. 10 p. m.
FISHER-"This Above AL" 1880. 3:4l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08

7ls. 1o:62 D. m; Private Bucksree.-.
asa, 6:1o, S:A p. m.
FOX-"Prlde OF the Yankees 1i:i0
a. m. 1852, asa, 1918 p. m: Just on
Broadway" 1885. b:1s. p M
MADISON-"Road 10 Happiness" IL
a. m, 2;34. eos. 9:t2 p, m; Holiday
Inn" 1921. 3:55. 1929. li:0S .. m.
MICHIGAN THE Glass Key" 11:t0
a. m, 1850, $685. $40. li:20 p. m [
sammy Kaye. 1875. ASS. 7:lo. 1925 .. m.
PALMs-sTATE-"wak Island" i2;to,
4 :O5, 1920, iO:4O D. m; Twin Beds,
.ii;20 a m, 2:40. 9. s:i5 p. m.
RIVIERA This Above AL" 1850,
Ala. lisa, ii:39 p. nri-.i Private Buck
R-K-O UPTOWN-"Flight Lieutensnt,s
II, 5:4O. 9:25 p. M; This Above An =
$50, T. 1910 d. IN. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-08
Boris MOrrOS Is Here
With Tales of Wonder
BY CHARLES GENTRY

Manhattan" which boasts Charles
Boyer, Ginger Rogers, Rita Hay
worth, Henry Fonda. Paul Robe
son, Edward G.. Robinson, Gail
Patrick. Charles Laughton. Elsa
Manchester and Ethele Waters,
just to- mention a few of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Spend the Whole Day
Aboard the Ship for $500

RD. TRIP EXCURSION Fare. I Ia.
Put In Bay, Week Day. ~ 90
Sunday, 81 -
Cedar Point, Fri. & S0A. SITS
Sandusky, All Days. :. $500
One-Wsy Fares, Baggage Inc.
Put In Bay, soc; Cedar Pr. or
Sandusky, $l.60; Cleveland
via Cedar Point, Sass.
CHILDREN, HALF FARE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
ST. Clair River
Reports Wd||eye
Fish Are Hitting
BY DON GILES

Best spots to fish near Detroit
these days is on the st. Clair
River. from Decker's Landing to
Port Huron. where walleye fish
ing is good both day and night in
the river. and in the north and
rnifidle channels of the Flats.
...Lakes in the south half Of Oak
land County continue TO produce
good catches of bass, bluegills,
perch and pike. Perch are running
hood in Lake Huron from Port
Austin TO Port Huron, and along
HE shore north of the harbor.
Vaders using streamer flies are
eating bass in the rocky bayous
t1 about three feet OF water. In
The south end of the lake OIL
Sanilac and St. Clair counties,
good catches of perch have BEEN
Imported all week.
..Fishing has been poor In Lapeer,
Ndcomb and Genessee counties,
&r5d Detroit River anglers report
IRE poorest luck of the season.
::::'REPORT GOOD CATCHES
...Bluegills are taking worms and
flies on Beadie Lake in Calhoun
County. Pleasant, Big Portage,
Wamplers. Vineyard. Crispell and
Gillets lakes in Jackson County
Stony Wamplers in LenaweeI
County: Tamarak. Lost. Carr Mar
row. Lacey and Pine lakes I'M
Eaton County; Woodland, Cedar
and Coon in Livingston County,
are producing the best catches OF
panfish at present.
Isabella and Clare County lakes
are furnishing good bluegill fish
ink at present, with worms and
flies equally productive. Perch
fishing in Saginaw Bay between
Point AHgres and Peint Lookout
was reported excellent this week.
Up in the Roscommon area,
GnCrthern pike and walleyes are
hing fair. Good bass and trout
Fishing is reported in Crawford
and Kalkaska counties. All pan
fishing in this area is excellent.
PERCH AT MO
Perch fishing Is good on Powaff
Bay in the Milo district. Good bass
catches were made during the past
week in this section, with best
RESULTS obtained on live bait
rather than plugs. Trout fisher
men here are not so numerous
OF present, but those who have
fLshed report excellent luck.
. Further north at Atlanta. trout
streams are clear and normal and
snumber of fly matches have been
toted. Many good catches of brook
trout are being made. Bass and
panfish arc hitting flies.
/. Benzie County lakes report good
pike. bass and parrish catches.
Fishing for large rainbow and
browns in the Boardman River isl
decidedly better than last week
All lakes in Grand Traverse
County are producing excellent
catches of bass and bluegills with
che best spot being reported from
Old Mission State Park in Grand
Traverse Bay. Best results are
obtained with n fly rod, long
leader but no sinker.
Good lake trout trolling Is re-
ported at NorthpOrt and Suttons
Bay. Leelanau County lakes are
ell good for bass and panfiSh
Nanistee County reports fair trout
fishing on the Little Manistee and
Bear Greek with cut bait. night
erawlers. spinners and squirrel tail
streamerS used at night for
browns. Wexford County lakes. in
emding Lake Cadillac. have been
fair 10 good for perch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Dodgers, Cubs
Scrap in Sight

Riot squads were expected TO be
on hand today at Wrigley Field in
Chicago when the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers and the Cubs resume their
acrimonious battling. The Dodgers
won yesterday. 10 10 5, but not
until after numerous Brooklyn
batsmen and Manager Leo Du-
rocher had been busted off by iratc
Chicago pitchers.
In less fiery engagements in the
National League, st. Louis
whipped Philadelphia. 7 10 3 and
9 TO 4, 10 pick up half a game on
the Dodgers. The Cardinals now
trail by 7la games.
Pittsburgh beat New York, 6 to
2. Cincinnati raped Boston, 6 to
2, then dropped the nightcap by a
7 TO 2 margin.
In the American League, the
New York Yankees. behind four
hit pitching by Alley Donald, de-
feated the Cleveland Indians, 4
to o.
Boston dropped half a game
the Red SoX now trail by 6ia
gameS-to the Yankees when they
split with Chicago. The Red Sox
won the opener. 10 To- /. bur the
White SoX earned an IL to vic
tory in the nightcap.
The ST Louis Browns defeated
Connie Mack's Athletics to A..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Lions Pick Up
New HaIfbaCk

Detroit Lions have signed an
other OF It's draft choices. Tommy
Colella. spectacular halfback from
CanisiuS College
In addition 10 Colella, the Lions
signed Fritz Howard. one of the
Stalwarts in the Ohio State line
for the last three years. Howard
plays guard. George Sirochman,
2l5-pound guard from Duquesne
University, IS the other player.
Colella IS counted on heavily by
the coaches 10 fill the gap at tall
back this season. caused by the
loss of WhlZzer White and Cotton
Price. lie comes 10 the Lions after
being named TO the little All
America for the last three years.
The former CanisiuS star weighs
lS8 and is an even 8 feet tall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Fdlkenburg in Final
In Eastern Net Meet

NEW YORK. July Is GNS).-
Bobby Falkenburg of Hollywood,
Cal. national boys ana inter
scholastic champion, moved ahead
in keeping with his role as favor
lite IN the eastern junior tennis
championships and today will
meet Charles Oliver Of Perth Am
boy y. j., for the title.
Falkcnburg won in the semi
final yesterday from Jackie Gel
Ter OF New Rochelle. n. Y. 1913,
o., and Oliver eliminated Ted
Backe of New York. 6-2. 6-3. Alan
Watson of Elizabeth. y. j., beat
William Friend OF Auburn. n. y.
60, g..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Dream Army Il
Hopes TO Raise
Million for Relief

NEW YORK, July 10 QNS).-
"A dream team of super football
stars chosen from army ranks viii
play a series of games this fall
for emergency relief funds, il was
ANNOUNCED today by Grantland
Rice. chairman OF a special wal
football fund committee.
The mighty squad of 80 men
will be picked from approximately
1900 former college and profess
sional stars now in uniform. The
original 80 will be split into an
East and West team, with the
two outfits scheduled to play a
total OF 10 games.
Lieut.. Col. Robert r. Neyland
former head coach at Tennessee
will handle the eastern squad
Mai. Wallace Wade, former Duke
mentor, will be in charge of the
western campaigners.
I'VE hope To raise at least
$1,000, 900 for army relief" Rice
said in making the announce
ment. 1.-THE names of the play
ers, training sites and details
of the training program will be
made public later"
The western team will open in
the Los Angeles Coliseum August
80 against the Washington Red
skins. then deploy into Denver 10
engage the Chicago Cardinals,
September 6. The rest of the
schedule pits the western stars
against the Detroit Lions at De-
troit September 9, against the
Green Bay Packers at Marquette,
Mich, September -. the New
York Giants at Syracuse, n. Y,
September 20, and the Chicago
Tribune All-Stars in Chicago
September %.
The eastern team faces the
Giants in the New York Herald
Tribune's all-star game September
II; the Brooklyn Dodgers in Jer-
sey City, September 16. and the
Chicago Bears at Boston, Septem-
Der 20. A game also is being
arranged for Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
HeIferith Tops
Yacht Club Golfers

J. Give Helferich'S 76 made in
winning was one OF the lowest
scores made in years in the De-
troit Yacht Clubs monthly tourna-
ment at the Western Golf Club
yesterday. Tied at 70 for low net
honors were Charley Fisher. Carl
Binns and Lafayette Cote, Bill
Oddly took the kickers' handicap.
Birmingham Golf Club will hold
the next Dye tourney August 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Scratches
PHOTO ~ i1mer statr l.notograpner

UMPIRE CITY
Track fast
Firs, Race Merry Rhyme Colleen
Mad Time. Miss Cos1ng, Nagdala,
Harvest Hand
Second Race-H erem on Go Gino.
Sailor Hat Happy chic Hidina, spots
wood Girl
Third Race Mernly co
Fourth Race Hard P1ne Great Quest
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track fast
Flxt Race Rcbhira Pampi' caro-
Second Race Elmer Last Passage.
Ram bunctiOus. SavrE Grace.
Third Race -HypsAsaut.
sixth Race Hardship, Ticky OTIS.
Cold Crack
Seventh Race Thrift shop.
Eighth Race Bissakcrry.
ARLINGTON PARK
Trark. good
Frs, Race sad story Mateualize
Brave Deed. Indian Watch Good Get,
Top Straw
second Race Future winning. Fly the
Coop. sky Doc, Connie Ann Paul Lee.
AL steele
THIRD Pace Spring Draft. De Icer.
sight Lady. Masculine. Limitation, Tee
Midge
Fourth Race wise Palsano. Who Kan,
Lur0id.
Figth Race Drcllon
sixth Race Some Chance nocpa;Ch
Seventh Race Par Call Galley sweep
Buddie Treacy, ouisbo. Mistucky. Happy
khayyam.
Eighth Race Bus. Tea Ring. Bomte.
Lou Hans. Ringmund Veilei Prophet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
ADVANCE TICKET SALE At
City office, iAo W. Lafayette
Dock nffice, ITO First 81.

WED.-THuRS.-SAT.
Lv. 8 A. NJ. Home r. N.
Hours at Put In Bay
No Time at Cedar Pr. or San dusky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
FRI. and SUN.

Lv. o A. NJ. Fri. or 10 A. NJ. Sun.
Home at lo:45 r. NJ.
on FRIDAY YOU HAVE NEARLY 4
HOURS AT CEDAR POINT OR q AT
PUT IN BAY. SUNDAY NEARLY
HOURS AT CEDAR POINT OR 8 AT
PUT IN BAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

Gee Gets Eight Hits in
Eight Trips to Plate

Gee Walker Of the Reds. with
three singles and a triple in the
first game and a single his first
time up in the second, ran his bat
ting streak 20 eight successive
trips before he was halted in the
fourth yesterday as the Reds
divided with the Braves, CD, 20.
The modern record, set by Pinky
Higgins OF Detroit in 1893, is p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Orih Ness M'e,scs

Paul Ortiz. who won his bout p
Mack Park Tuesday night NJ
been matched 10 meet Leo Wal
lick in the main event of mex
Tuesdays mat card IN the cas-
side ball park. In The semlfinal
"Reb" Russell takes on Flash
Gordon. also a winner in. his las
bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Detroit Results

FIRST RAcE-sl 600. claiming. Swear
and up, z. mile
Cold (Gonlaiezl 1920 80 so
81, o Brown tMulliganI . 20 , SO
EuliigAtawnsy tGuerini $50
Time iii IS. OF 80
single Wing Ever After. Red Moss.
Pearl Alma, Bert " and Finder Girl also
".sfi,ld.
SECOND RACE Siono claiming. 3
tsAr-olds and W furiongr
NIchigsn Sweet tGuerin) 1900 7 so
One By one tMilIganj 20
Time i:l2.
/, shantytown. Bnmar chance Ann. Voice
III Pipad Valdtns MARY. Polars and
parby Demon also ran.
THIRD RAcE-N 200. allowances. 2
year-olds. 5t1 furlongs
Eugene CMnliganl $50 $50 $40
chorise (Robtrtson) 90 40
OK Joe Knott 400
Time .OS Is
prince puck. Bar e. Hi Murt Jayakay
Ana Little Wizard also ran.
: FOURTH RAcE-4-year-oIds snd up, =.
Purple wrack PaHsoD 1900 $50 ? 20
Pops Rival 6Larsenl 500 90
Magic Dream CGonZaleZ) 20
Time 20 As
blACh linff 1lpfh llUlfs HtFmk
e1srto and Meritorious also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-oIds and up about
Y furlOngs:
Bright Are tKnotD 20 so so
Bal Player CAdamO 500 2.60
fppointee CCaffarellal 100
Time rs as. off 6.JOii.
Naidna Paul. Sky BAH. Samboromoon
and Swell Chance also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-year-olds and up,
1-i6 miles;
sihging Heels (AdamsDk IS 20 $50 $50
f{xalte tHanauerD lls0 40
Detroit Bull tWeidamanD $40
. Time 1874 2-5 off 2Oh.
|. eidout Brown Bomb. KAntaka and Cal
sNtco also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Si 600 claiming. 3
tear-olds and up. / i-l6 miles:
s1arklng Heel tGuerinD 2220 40 > O0
PETE Gene adams 500 4 %
Dsaziement (Weidaman) 4 40
Time 1:i5 3-5.
Heel In. Darby Dean, Nominator TX
tend. Jeffersontown and Hindu Spy also
tn.
EIGHTH RACE 81 900. claiming 4.
yssr-olds and up, Ia miles
kafflock tAdamsD $40 So . so
Rbebus (G0nzaleZl 40 , 90
lnt Natural (Jones) 5.su
Time 800 3-5.
. halle. Young Agnes, Madam Gray and
5lrka also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
fiqht Results

OAKLAND. Cal Eddie Booker $50.
San Francisco. decisloned Castillo cruz
q $3.50 Los Angeles 10 Ran Jackson
u5A. Oakland. drew with Jim Coleman
l5ll. Los Angeles. 5.