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Evening star., 1942-11-20
Racing. News
Toduys Results and Entries for Tomorrow
Selections
Bowie Consensus Fast.

Bowie Consensus East.
Hy the Associated Press
l-Briarlass, Khadija, Spring Maid
Anonymous, Shepson, Lacka-
wanna.
1Yarn Spinner, Broiler, Afghanis-
tan.
+Selmalad. Lord vatout, Wilton.
5-Coronal. Rex. Anthemion.
Star Copy, Pictor, Bright Gallant
7-Layaway, Richmond. Challomine.
8-Sentinel, Armor Bearer, Harebell.
9-Todcan,3 White Hot, The Killer.
Best bet-Yarn Spinner. D..
Rockingham Consensus Good.
By the Associated Press
1-Maupeace, Castine, Hardship.
2-Kiev Lee, Silt, Betty Leon.
3-Big Chance, Cleo Louise, Red
Meadow.
+Gentle Savage, Panther Greek,
Rambunctious.
1Wedding Morn, Labeled Win,
Ovando.
6-sly Tom, Thrift Shop, stell.
7-Diavolo Cliff, Pari-Ernest, French
Trap.
s-Grebe, Midnight Ride, Straw
berry.
s-Jelwell, Ticky Otis, Don Pecos.
Best bet-Diavolo Clif1.
Rockingham Park SLOW.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Brastown, Hardship, All Crystal.
betty Leon, Kiev Lee, Spare
Room.
3Dainty Ford, Ramases, Red
Meadow.
+Hid-Kid, Dilly Daily, Gentle Saw
age.
5Ovando, Richestan, Steel King.
6-Stell, Dark Mischief, Sly Tom.
Sin Dutch, Grebe, Strawberry.
9-Jelwell. Don Pecos, Ticky Otis.
Best bet-Hi-Kid.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Gasoline

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Evening star., 1942-11-20

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000: special
and 70 yards.
Conowingo Erickson, 1910 $50 $40
Battle Flame tTammaro) 11.e0 $40
Reigh star tEnsor) 2.2O
Time. 1;B02..
Light Vale, Samuel D.
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Results
Bowie

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; special
Manadroit !soylej 20 $40 $40
. Gallant Novice Keiper) $40 40
Tacaro Ginny tBal1arettD $40
Time, 1:16.
Also ran-Kiddie's 1maEe. Holiday Spirit,
Nellie Novice, BUZZ Buzz, Glorene, True
Lass. q Maeant. Scouting.
ANTS. Chester A. Lyon-J. ". 7. Martin
entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claiming:
4-year-olds and up; furlonEs:
Batter tTammaro) 730 $40 $50
Double D (Merritt) 1920 go
The 1hane (Keiper, $50
Time, :14Ls.
Also ran-Dark Ace. Satin Royce. Can't.
srs Best. Joanny. Primarily. "A Reinette,
Woodvale Lass Fososo, Wood Buck.
daily Double paid S66.10D
Evening star., 1942-11-20

FIFTH RAcE-Purs., 5000; claiming:
Labeled Win 116 Steel KIM 1ls
Ghaliieolite III xHeddie Lass, 1os 1913
xRichestan - 1O3 xOvando ~ Ill
Evening star., 1942-11-20
Entries
Bowie

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; spec
Evening star., 1942-06-09

about, and looked wonderingly
whenever the subject was men,
toned or when she saw and heard
. foreigner.
The schools are still functioning.
And children OF all ages belong to
the Fascist groups. They love to
dress up In their uniforms. And
when wearing them, their faces get
. different expression. a sort OF
contemptuous indifference for the
rest Of the world which Is not
Fascist.
Restaurant life in Italy is getting
more and more dificult. The res
taurants are divided into three cate
gories, first. second and third. The
food In the two latter is meager
and bad. Ration cards are required
Of all diners.
Dancing Is strictly forbidden, but
the young people dance behind
closed doors and To the music Of
monographs. Concerts. theaters
and Aims are heavily patronized,
particularly the Aims. people some
times visiting the same movie three
or four times.
There is nothing else to do in the
way of amusement. But the movies
are mostly German propaganda and
. few historical italian Aims. The
Germans show themselves in . noble
light and try to prove how trsach-
erously they were treated by the
Poles and Russians. I also saw .
Jap film In Perugia. called The
Eagles Of Japan" In which the Japs
told in japanese how good they are
at air fighting.
A funny thing, though. Toward
the end OF my stay in Italy the au-
Evening star., 1942-06-09
Italians, HungV, Pray for Peace,
Returned u. S. Woman Asserts
Lack Of Wipe Really Angered the People;
Theoter Applause for Duee Disappears

except that issued by the Govern.
ment. which was like green mud
and awful on the skin. Olive oil
was scarce and Of poor quality.
It was . common sight to see
young working girls fainting in the
street through lack Of food. I knew
one girl who worked in . corset
shop in Siena who had one fainting
spell after another. Most Of the
peoples faces have q waxy color
and the hospitals are filled with
victims Of underfeeding.
Aroused BY Lack Of Wine.
But what really made the Italians
angry was the lack of wine. Until
last summer the Italian could still
get q little Of his favorite red wine.
But there was none left by the
beginning Of winter and you should
have heard them curse the war
then! The wine missed by the
Italians had disappeared down the
throats Of the thirsty Germans. who
apparently have taken over the
country.
Fare Bella figura"-"to cut .
good figure"-is still. In spite Of
the shortages and hardships caused
by the war. the aim OF every Italian
man, woman and child.
The Italian women did not miss
the lack of soap or cold cream. They
don't wash much anyway. The old
people seldom take bath, the
young use the bathtub about once
a week. But how they complained
when they couldn't get rouge and
powder!
The daughter of the people I lived
with, she was 18, somehow used to
find the SIS to buy q pair OF shoes
or a hat, but there was nothing
Forthcoming for essential sanitary
requirements in the house.
No matter how poor the Italians
are, they find way to fare bella
figura" In the streets. When they
go bare-legged because Of the stock
ing shortage, they are careful to
paint their toenails! They must
look stylish in the streets. But as
soon as they get home. they take
OF their clothes and put on any
rags they can find.
Servants Hard to Find.
Even the well-to-do In Italy find
it hard to get servants other than
Is and 16-year-old girls. Most Of
the women prefer to work In the
factories, where the pay is slightly
higher.
We had q little 15-year-old as
our servant. She had come from a
hut in the mountains. Her brother
was in the army, but she had no
conception of what the war was
Evening star., 1942-06-09

diences did not applaud when Mus
solini appeared on the screen. They
just looked at him solemnly. But
they can always be relied on to hiss
and boo at Prime Minister Churchill
and President Roosevelt.
It was so cold in Italy last winter
that not only the peasants but every
one IN the towns followed the me-
dieval custom Of carrying around
little braziers to keep their hands
warm.
The people were only allowed to
heat their houses from December IS
to March and from noon until 7
in the evening. The apartment I
lived in WAS part OF an old palace.
with high painted ceilings and stone
floors. Was 1t cold! To keep the
blood from congealing We wore
everything woolen We had, layers
and layers, getting into bed as early
rs possible with hot-water bottle.
I doubt whether shall ever get
used to the comfort and warmth of
New York;
Evening star., 1942-06-09

Liring conditions In ITALY and
the attitude OF the Italian people
to,nard the Ddr are discussed in
this article by an American icom-
an Uho Hped more than three
years in Italy and returned to
NeU York last peek, NTH other
american repatrtates. aboard the
Sued5h liner Drottningholm.
BY MRS. FREDERIKA McVICKAR.
(As Told to aheilah Graham)
NEW YORK, June 6 tNANA)- -
Madonna Santa! How can we stand
this any longer! Three ounces Of
bad bread q day, no meat, and no
milk without q doctors certificate"
The peasant Italian woman put
down her empty market bag and
looked wearily up and down the
long line of men. women and chill
dren who had been waiting many
hours outside the small food store
in Perugia. Province Of Umbria.
This cursed war;" said thick-set
Italian farmland. This Is the
sixth time that I've come to town
for a ration card. I've got to eat,
in the name OF God, I've got to
eat!" He shrugged his shoulders
helplessly.
What shall do?" demanded the
mother Of the three small children
plucking at her skirts. Il haven't
had any milk for them for six
months"
How about me?" said an elderly
farmer, II work with cows, and l
can't get any milk for my children!
Complain Of Bad Teeth.
That was the sort of talk I would
hear every day in Italy. Through
lack of calcium and general vita
minis in the food, every one I knew
in Italy was complaining Of bad
teeth. The food-which has in
creased 800 per cent In price-and
living conditions OF the Italian
peasants and small townspeople are
indescribably bad. Every one Is
always hungry. and every one is
always complaining Of the condi-
tlOIlS CduoCu ny lAAo "oAb oAAN FNe5
ing for it to end.
In May of last year I left Flor
ence, because there was no room for
any one but Germans, for Siena.
about two hours by train from Flor
ence I was not allowed to return
to Florence as it was declared
war zone.
When was interned last Decem-
Der, with the rest of the Americans,
Dutch, British and French. de-
cided I'd be better of living with
a merchant family in Perugia. than
in the hotels preferred by most OF
the foreigners. The family I lived
with had a sort of sausage shop in
Perugia and was in a position to get
eggs and things like that. But they
were the exception. For most of the
people there were no food luxuries
Of any kind. There was no soap
Evening star., 1942-06-09
Classy Stomach
Relieved
OR Monty BACK

Every person who 10 troubled with
excessive gas In the stomach and
bowels should get . package OF 0aa,.
snann's Gas Tablets and try them for
quick relief of the distress.
Sharp pains in the abdomen are Oft
On due entirely to gas pressure. Many
sufferers occasionally have an upset or
distressed stomach. heartburn. palpi.
tation. sour risings. nausea. bloating.
drowsiness after meals, headache, dig
ziness, labored breathing or other
symptoms due to accumulated gas In
stomach or bowels.
Oaaimann's Gas Tablets are made
especially for ths relief Of excess gas
and discomfort resulting from gas
presSure. They contain no physic. Sold
on . positive guarantee OF money back
II they fail to give satisfaction With
results. Get package At any good
drug store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Bombs Rain
On Corregidor

WASHINGTON, April 4 uNS)
New type fame bombs raincd
today on Corrcgidor Island in tho
twelfth consecutive day Of aerial
bombardment, but the fortress,
fought off tho new attack by
shooting down two huge Jap air
craft and damaging two others.
On Bataan Peninsula, the Amer
ican-Fillpino forces fought off To-
cal Japanese thruStS as tho battle
of Bataan See-Sawed across the
marrow strip Of land which tho
enemy so far has been unable "a
conquer.
The activity was described i'm a
war q epartmC nt communiquC
which explained that the bombs
dropped on Cofrccldor in tho latest
raid were different frnm those
used previously.
"They burst in the air with
huge flames, some of them eN-
plOding high above the island"
the CommunlquC SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Alabama Ready
To Produce Silk

ATMORE. Ala, April 4 (UP).-
Alabama'S sillwormS soon will be
doing their part for the war effort
if War Production Board negotia-
hons for cocoon-unwinding ma
chincry are successful, Col. Will
liam r.. Persons said tonight
Persons, director of a 40-acre
and Silkworm farm,
warned American women, how
ever, that his SilkwormS were 60
ing TO work on war orders, which
means silk for parachutcs. not
stockings.
The statc-oWucd farm is capable
of producing 10000 pounds of silk
Il Yeaf.All-t that mas held up the
new industry. Persons said. has
been lack OF COMMUNICATING
machinery available only in Great
Britain.
"Thc WPB is negotiating for
this machinery and when il gets
here wen he ready 10 60. 1t
will be the first of its kind ever
seen i'm the New World" the
silk farm director said.
The silkWorm farm is part of
the state prison Set-up. Persons is
director of the state department
Of correction and institutions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
TrOubIe!
Divorce Asked From Wife
Who Smokes at Home

Charging that has wife smokes
contrary 10 his wishes and "cvcn
in the presence OF her minor child
and mutual friends" Stephen ST.
korSki. SOIL Prairie avenue. Sat
urday filed a petition for divorce
from his wife. Mildred.
SikorSk said that shortly after
they were married in October
1925, his wife promised 10 cease
smoking, but that she did not keep
her word and continued to smoke,
especially al home
His wife left him on February
2S of this year. SikorSki said, and
he has made two attempts 10 per-
Suadc her 10 return.
"She insisted that She would
return only If accompanied by
her mother, although she well
knows that the plaintin could
never live in peace with his
mOther-in-law," the bill stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
I'm Pain!
He Gets Drunk Because
Sister Was Having Baby!

Philip Markoss, 80, of 2274 Wat
son avenue, staggered into thu
Hunt street police station anC
asked to be locked up. He admitted
he was drunk.
Saturday he was taken befor,
Recorders Judge Joseph A. ellis.
What was the reason for the
celebration ." the judge asked.
IL was no celebration, your
honor" said Markoss, II just
couldn't stand the pain"
"You mean you're sick:" asked
the Judge.
"Oh, no. Ii was my sister. She
was having n baby"
Judge ellis suspended sentence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Area Near Gate
to Field Leased;
Filters Must Walk
BY ROBERT VI. ROSS

Trouble broke out a. City Air
port last week when an order
banning automobiles inside thC
fence was followed by the LEASING
Of parking areas near the gate q
a commercial operator
Protest meetings ny air l.nC
and private tying perSopne
evoked merely the response that
III, same system is practiccd ~
other city owned fields. Pilots
erumbled that or busy days they
Will be forced 70 walk blocks 10
their lOhS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
u. s. Supreme Court
To Rule on Dental Law

Enforcement Of tho state law
against advertising and chain den
fists was stayed Saturday with
notice that the supreme court IN
Washington viii review the case.
The development is latest in the
legal fight begun by Edward \.
Barnard, counsel for the Modern
Dental Society. when the act was
approved by voters in 1910. Bar
nard attacked the law. sponsored
by the Michigan Dental Society.
on CONSTITUTIONAL grounds but lost
his appeal recently in the state
supreme court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
DIR. MCGlvrdy,
Dentist, Is Dead

Or. John B ain McGilvray
wealthy dentist who maintained
offices at 1117 Farmer street, died
of a stroke Saturday at his farm
near Rose City
Doctor McGilvray, who long had
suffered high blood pressure. nor
mally spent two weeks of each
month at the farm where he was
stricken. His Detroit address was
100 Campbell avenue.
Born at Ann Arbor. he received
his DDS from the University of
Michigan. Surviving are his widow,
Nellie; son. Travis j.; his
mother, Mrs. l.. McGilvray, and a
sister, Louisa Sands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
IT, 5. Rear Admiral
Heads Dutch Forces

WILLEMSTAD. Curacao. Dutch
West Indies, April A qNS).-Rcar
Admiral j. b. OldendOrf of the
United States Navy has assumed
command of all Netherlands armed
forces in and around Curacao and
Aruba, in addition to command of
the American forces in this region,
il was announced today by G.. J. j.
Netherlands governor of
=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
a Apprentices Begin
Draft Board Duties

Four new draft board official,
Saturday assumed their duties
after their appointment by the
state draft headquarters in Lam
sing. They are: John f. Smith
Board No :; Edmund J. Stafford
associate government appeal agent
Board %; William r Wreford
Board ahd-Rr- Wtfiran W
MacGregor. examining physician
for Board 2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Stacks in Debate

In arguments. the DIRECTORS as
sailed the explanation Of tho orig
inal han on automobiles To pre-
vent possible sabotage by bombs.
Persons may still rent hangar
space for cars. il was pointed ont
which puts the dollar sign on the
sincerity of the rcglllatlon.--
The hangar parking for cars
crowds out from eight 10 10 planes
at a time when storage space IS
al a premium.
In spite Of the debate on
whether Stacks or divided skirts
are proper for women pilots. Civil
Air Patrol officials have approved
the appearance or uniforms for
Sunday.
Concurrent with the + aster
Parade. the well-drcSsed CAPerS
will don khaki shirts and trousers,
overseas caps and sterling silver
WINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
j. s. Pilot Uninjured
When Plane Burns

4 United States Army fighter
plane caught fire and burned
Saturday when IFS landing gear
collapsed and the craft noSed OYER
after landing at the Army An
Base an WAYNE County Airport
Capt Lance Call of Tallahassee
Fla. who gust had finished p
rountine check flight jumped from
the burning ship and escaped
lnuuy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Mary Ellen Reilly
Honored at u. Of D.

Mary Ellen Reilly, a junior at
the University of Detroit, Saturday
was named chairman of the annual
symposium on 'Women in the
Professions" TO be held by U. oil
DIS Women's League. on April rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Buys Spanish Money
Loses Life SAVINGS

An opportunity to buy some
Spanish money cheap cost
Maurice Silverberg, 60, of 500
kenlworth avenue. his life saw
ings of $3.50, he told police Sat
-nrAuA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Pilots Protest Paid
Auto Park at Airport

Industrial Education Society and
The Ma Sigma PL next Saturday
m a r0uniilbic discussion in the
ROok-Cad'llSc Hotel Wing Com
maDder Shelton r. Steers and r,
&. Weaver of the governors air
q rfcuSo committee arc listed
among speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
War Birds Address

The slacks-Skirt dispute mean
time, has been carried TO Wash
ington. Katherine =. Hubbard,
adjutant of the all-women's squad
ron here. was at the capital Sat
urday comforting with Harry
Playford. supplies officer.
Ernest A. Evens. executive
officer of the Michigan Wing. Will
address the War Birds" Monday
evening, at the Book-Cadillac Ho-
tel. The organization is composed
Of former Raj pilots.
CAP plans will be given
a Joint meeting Of the Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
SLIGHT Quake in California

RIVERSIDE, Cal, April 4
GNS).-An earthquake, described
as Slight Jared Riverside and
vicinity today. 10 damage was
Evening star., 1942-07-17

CIfn6S WIIV1I UIIt IttIo IIC 10
trying to be different-and
ling only in being painfully
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Six Years Write New End,
Happy One, to Girls Story
Marjorie Reynolds Cheered in Theater
Where Fans Jeered First Picture;
Woolley to Play Villain
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOII,YWOOD

ago Reynolds first picture Wine
Weswood village theae The
the tracks to quk horse operas
time in picture with
Evening star., 1942-07-17
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

CapitolE"Tarzan's New York Ad-
venture" Johnny Weissmuller, pre-
sumably clothed: 10:30 am. 1910,
3:05, 5:25. 7:55 and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: HAS am, 2:10, 4:30, 7 and
9:15 pm.
Columbia Ten Gentlemen From
West Point" Hollywood founds the
United States Military Academy:
11:45 am, 2:15, 4:45, 7:10 and $40
pm.
Earle-"Wings for the Eagle"
Ann Sheridan on an assembly line:
II am, 1:45, 4:30, 730 and 10:l5
pm. Stage shows: 12:40, $50, 6:25,
and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-"The Magnificent Am
bersons,' opus by Orson Welles,
starring Joseph Cotton and Dolores
Costello: HAS am, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Little-"A Philadelphia Story"
the Katherine Hepburn screen ver-
sion: 1l:20 am, l:5O, 4:20, 6:55 and
9:35 pm.
Metropolitan True To The
Army" Judy Canova among the
Army now: HAS am, 1:45, 3:45,
5:45, 745 and GAS pm.
Palace-"Take a Letter, Darling"
Rosalind and Fred having wonder
full time: 10:45 am, 1885, $40,
5:25, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Pix Three Waltzes," Yvonne
Printemps and much music: 2, 3:55
5:45. TAO and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-17

hoped he would fall on his upstart
face, is evident in Welles' latest pic
ture. He pursues with his original
passion, and some spotty success. the
odd camera angle, the fresh lighting
effect. the tricks of distance and
variation in voice sound, and the
other novelties in his personal for
mula for making pictures. But his
story this time is little too con-
ventional for so unconventional
treatment and when an audience
smokers when a snicker is uncalled
for. one is disposed to think that
Welles has grown little too exclu-
sive. He is one more poet talking
to himself which, unfortunately, has
ALWAYS made an embarrassing spec
tacle of poets not named William
Saroyan.
welles has been content on the
occasion of his second picture to be
merely its producer, director and
scriptist. He has left the acting to
others, principally Joseph Cotton,
Dolores Costello, Ann Baxter and
Tim Holt. They have done hand
somely by the magnificent Amber
sons. within the limitations of the
masters sense of how the story
should be told. They are supported
by Welles, beyond his direction, OF
course, only to the extent of a mar
rative which he recites along the
sound track in a voice that is pleas
Evening star., 1942-07-17

MariOrie'S name in the cast was pre-
viewed at the same village theater.
it was Holiday Inn" in which Mar
jorie is featured with Bing Crosby
and Fred Astaire. She stole the
picture. The tough audience broke
into applause five times and gave
her a rousing hand when she rose
to leave the theater.
Marjorie left that theater crying
six years ago and she was crying
when she walked out the other
right. But six years ago she went
out a side door; this time she
walked out to the applause OF the
crowd.
That's Hollywood - where the
breaks mean at least 80 per cent!
II coming events cast their
shadows before them. let Bette
Davis beware. In Now Voyager,
Just completed, she had a family OF
nine. In Watch on the Rhine"
Just starting, she has a family OF
seven. Bette's current menage;
husband, Paul Lukas; mother,
Lucille Watson; children, Janis
Wilson. Donald Buka, Eric Roberts;
sister, Geraldine Fitzgerald; brother,
Donald Woods IA. Pride OF Ine
yankees" recently previewed, re-
veals Gary Cooper as a surprisingly
effective impersonator of the late
r1l1s Gehrig, Gehrig was a left
handed thrower and batter. Cooper
is 100 per cent right-handed and
couldn't change overnight. HOW
was the problem solved? Simple
they merely shot a right-handed
Cooper, reversed the Aim, and came
up with q portsider!
Betty Hutton, the blond warbling
dynamo will return to New York
when "Star Spangled Rhythm"
finishes-for her first trip East since
coming to Hollywood 10 months
ago. Betty's sister, Marion. looks
good for a term contract at GOTH
Fox Anne Shirley and her al
most divorced husband, John Payne,
have been seen together recently,
but reports persist that Ann will
wed Alexis Thompson, the wealthy
drugs man, when her divorce be-
comes final
Monty Woolley, whose "The Man
Who Came to Dinner" and The Pied
Piper" were on the comedy order,
gets change of pace in The Light
Of Heart" He will play a heavily