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Evening star., 1942-12-09
Camp Springs Wood
Available for Needy
After Army Is Served
Contractor Admits Some
Was Burned by
'ThouehtIess Gong

Farmers and charitable institu-
tions may get cordwood from the
new Camp Springs-Meadows Md
airport project, it was revealed yes
terday by Maj. H. D. Nottingham
area engineer, if there is any avail
able after the Army's needs are
taken care of.
This revelation was made to a
reporter of The Star who visited
the Fighter Command base to fur
ther an investigation on the burn
ing Of cords of usable firewood while
nearby farmers were denied the
right to purchase it.
There Is hitch to the promise
however. Maj. Nottingham said
that the Army needs must first be
taken care Of. and these needs will
not be known until the airport is
occupied by troops. Then there are
some $1,000 fenceposts needed tc
inclose the airport, Maj. Noting
ham added, and these are being cut
from the cleared timber.
Some Cordwood Burned.
During the course of a tour of the
project. J. w. Moss, civilian engi-
neer of the project, was questioned
by the reporter on the burning OF
cordwood. Mr.. Moss said, I'VE have
job to do here and in a hurry. In
some isolated cases there is some
good wood burned, but it is not the
policy of the Army" In some
cases." he continued, ut would cost
additional money to build gravel
roads into some Of the inaccessible
places to reclaim the cordwood."
The reporter then pointed out
several areas where he had wit
messed the burning of 10 to IS cords
of wood on December l and asked
Mr.. Moss what these fires were for.
Mr.. Moss said, The logs were being
used to start hot fire to burn
stumps." In reply to a statement
that on that day there were not
any stumps near the fire nor was
there crane to toss the stumps on
the fires, Mr.. Moss replied, 1T was
probably some thoughtless gang do
ing the burning without authority"
During the tour the reporter was
shown the burning of stumps on a
large fire in the clearing process.
Used for Corduroy Roads.
Maj Nottingham said the logs are
used at times for corduroy roads in
the low lands to make a base for
the gravel.
Both Maj. Nottingham and Mr.
Moss said that they salvage 80 per
cent of the good cord wood and are
hauling and storing it for the fu-
ture. They proudly display large
quantities of fence posts all skinned
and neatly stacked. Also cords of
fire wood are stacked in various
parts of the 4,500 acres of the
project.
Meanwhile the War Department
reveals that on August % a cir
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO Dec. 90 Gs Omitted States
DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture, .--Salable hogs.
erately. active. stron1 on Ill WEIGHTS: good
ana choice, 10000 pounds. Il 4.60-sO:
seD nound, 4sS and chScs 4dso 1so1dse sasnds
l3:75-14.25: sows steady; good and choice.
500 pounds down. a 2b-5O.
salable cattle, 1000: calves, 800: fed
steers and yeariinss predominated in run
and sold steady to strong; bulk, 1875
1928: top, 1885: best Yearlings, 16.4O;
higher: bulk. I2 OO-1b.O 90: COWS and bulls.
1918 up; weighty gutter cows. a25: heavy
s.ussse bulls, 13 o5: most beef cows e.75-
very lisht bulls under. Il 90: veaiers steady
at 14.O0-15.50; stock cattle scarce. fully
steady, mainly 11.0O-13.OO.
saIable sheep. 1000: total. 5000; fat
lambs strong to rs higher: generally
steady, less attractive killing quality con
ins attractive enough to test auotat
above 16: 80; rood 70 choice clipped lambs
Evening star., 1942-12-23

Zenith Radio L. 1914 1871 1914 + !
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Evening star., 1942-12-23
Shores Sold Quickly

NEW YORK. Dec. q R.-A spe-
cial Offering Of 22.202 shares Of Goth
Century-Fox Film Corp. capital
stock at IAN, with . commission Of
20 cents. was completed In quick
order on the floor Of the stock ex-
change today. Lehman Bros. made
the offering.
Evening star., 1942-12-23
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec % lP.-Late foreirn
exchange rates follow (0reat Britain in
dollars, others In cents):
rates for United states dollars Buyfng. 10
per cent premium; selling, 1 1 per cent pre-
MUM; equivalent to discounts on Cans
PEI, cent; selling, a.O9 per cent. Canadtan
dollar in New York open market, 12is per
cent discount or S7.S1A United States
cents.
Europe-Qreat Britain. omcial tBankers'
FOREIGN E1chAnse- COMMITTEES rates,. buy
bles, 4.04. :.
Latin America-Argentina. ofnciaL
ofneiai aSSn: sn fq.s edn. MN m.siea sf % dsn
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise In
dica ted n Nominal
Evening star., 1942-12-23

shssp strong: tep slsushtsr sxss. s.3S.
stFong; Improved quality eonsideFsd; Dots
1929 hiSher good TO choice woolsd lambs.
1925 top, 1888, On choice 06erines.
ewes, $50. to packers; sheep stiong 70 26
higher, quality considered; Good 70 choice
6.50-75.
Evening star., 1942-12-23

tUnit sr tfadinE. 10 shares: saIsa
printed in fun. In bankruptcy or receive
ship or being reorganixed under Bankruptcy
Act. or securitles assumed by such com.
table are annuaf dtsbursemsnts based %
the last duArterly or semi.annual deolara.
extra @ dividsnds sre Enc rot included. "a & s
dividend. n II rights. Also extra OF
extras. Cash OF stock, . Declared OF paid
90 far this year. Payable in stock. & Paid
last year, Payable In Canadian funds
Z Aecumulated dividends RAID or declared
this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Dorais' World War Experience

quite likely that Of the finest football machines
the land fall will be service oevens In his determine
major service next fail, Dorais running
form
In World Var Gus Of tho eager Young who
running He served through
the emerged with commission first lieutenant
served coach and quarterback for the Fort
Macarthur The club played schedule Of
18th rival winning six and tying Gus real
ICES wholesome diversion fighting and
he appreciates the patriotic contribution |. Of d. Will make by
including a its schedule.
Our Macarthur ANXIOUS to book games
with cOlegeSall the service teams for that matter
but weren't able any eminisces Gus. I've
pretty disappointed That i I very
anxious find place schedule for service team.
"Of there lot Of obstacles in the way of
such Many schools schedule their two and
three in advance and they just can't fl service
their card at the last moment However. with
big schools such New York L. dropping football for the
chances of games between college and
becomes much brighter. Army and Navy teams
fill the dates left by the withdrawal of other colleges
from football
For part. anxious TO play
service teams possible not only in football but in all
sports played Fort Custer and Selfridge Field in base
ball last year and kids big kick out of it, They
like 10 play service teams.
when the three college curriculum into
effect hf> fall the students will school the around
This that baseball tennis and golf will
he just twice long they
The baseball team will have chance 10 play p 30
games this will afford excellent opportunity for
scheduling several service teams As far we're concerned
we're proud to play service teams that want game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Highland Park
Five Threat 10
Indians Friday
Unbeaten Visitation
Plays Catholic Central
in Parish Feature

or the four unbeaten quintetS
in the Metropolitan prep league,
only Eastern High appears headed
for trouble in this weeks con-
tests.
Winner OF three straight with
out too much difficulty, Eastern
Friday tangleS with Highland
Park. The Parkers. fell for the
first time 10 Southeastern last
week Cass Tech. tied with the
Indians for first on the east side,
is favored over DENLY, which has
yet 10 win a game.
Central and Southwestern. the
west side pacemakers. should
chalk up their fourth straight VIC
tories. Central has yet 10 be
tested and will have the edge
over Cooley. Southwestern ought
10 get by Northwestern, which
IS still seeking its first victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
J. Of D. May Oppose
Dream Grid Team
in Service Game
ITitans Take Gamble
in Holding a Date
Open Next Season
DORAIS REMEMBERS WORLD WAR l

The is the University Of Detroit Stadium 1t Is
crisp angy day in the fall of 1912 The weather is ideal for
football One of the greatest throngs t. of d. history is
Jamming the stadium Out the field the redshrted Iltans
and their opponents have concluded their workouts
The substitutes trong the sdenes and the regu
lars drifting to their places for the kickoff
Out in the of the grdron the rival captains and the
officials huddle. Over the public address system
the starting lineup of the invading eleven It's dream team
If there Listen;
"Roviskey, Duquesne and Dove, Notre Dame, ends
Bandn Tulane and Reinhard California tackles Peabody
Harvard and Levy Minnesota. guards BanOn University
Detroit center In the Observation-Disclosures Stanford quarter
back Smith Minnesota, and Harmon Michigan, halfbacks
And kimbrOugh, Texas, fullback.'
Fantastic We hear long-sufering reader
thow that guy take it, sobbng mournfuly, Murphy Is
like the of the sports writers. They all nuts
later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
5th Sportsnen's
Show Mar. us

Featuring an extensive exhibit
of the activities of the Michigan
Conservation Department, the fifth
annual Michigan Sportsmen's and
Boat Show. sponsored by the De.
troit Sportsmen's Congress, will
be held at Convention Hall from
Saturday. March 7 to and includ-
ing Sunday. March Is.
Every day there will be rifle
and casting tournaments, plus
brand new special feature of a
Sports of All Sorts" clinic COW
ering rife shooting, football. base
ball. hockey. golf. bowling. bill
lizards, tennis, table tennis and
badminten, with outstanding stars
from each sports field in daily at
tendance.
The seating capacity at the per-
Torrance pool has been doubled to
better accommodate the large
crowds. Performances will be in
creased from two to three with the
starting time being 3, us and
$3.50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Times Rifle Classes
Spur Novice Riflemen
BY DON GHLIES

Rifle shooting classes now Of
fered at gun clubs, high schools
and colleges through the co-opera-
tion of The Detroit Times and the
William Randolph Hearst Citizens
Workmanship Competition have
spurred thousands of patriotic
citizens 10 register and receive
this valuable craftsmanship train
ing.
Beginners showed surprising I'M
provement as scores poured in
from all parts Of the state. ROTC
army sergeantS IN charge OF
craftsmanship classes at Detroit
high schools reported noviceS i'm
proving fast. Many craftsmanship
students. who were lucky 10 hit
the big foot square target at all
during their FIRST evening of in
Struction. began grouping their
shots into bullseyes or near bulls
eyes after one or two lessons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Sportsmen's Leagues

With four Detroit Sportsmens
Congress rifle leagues in action
last week and with three more set
TO fire on Monday and Tuesday,
total entry was brought above the
200 mark in this group alone. w,
+. Tommy Thompson. chairman,
said his club would shoot every
Monday night at DENLY and South
eastern High Schools, and every
Tue d ay night at Mackenzie.
Cooley and Northern. Two leagues
will shoot at the Royal Oak Rec
reation Center, 119 West Third
street. Royal Oak, and at the
S war; Range, 644S Gratiot,
Tuesday nights.
T hese leagues. according to
Thompson. will remain open for
any member Of the club. Those
interested are advised to report at
Z p. m, on Mondays or Tuesdays,
at the range nearest their home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Dates for
Spor+smen

February Last day Alpena
Sportsmen's Club annual wildcat
hunt.
February - Annual game
survey, Michigan Sportsman
Association. Jim Tolman farm,
l2-Mile road, one mile west OF
Couzens highwa.
February 2-Monthly meeting
Wayne County Conservation
Club at PlymeHth.. Eastern Air.
lines Flying Fisherman sound
movie will be shown.
February 4-"One-Shot George
O'Neil Night at Detroit Sports
mems Congress monthly meet
ing. American Legion Hall, Cass
and Lafayette. Mrs. Lura w.
Avery. conservation chairman,
National Council State Garden
Clubs. will speak on "Conserva-
ton and the War Flying Fish
erman sound movie will be
shown. Entries for Times Rife
Shoot will be taken by Chair
man w. +. Tommy Thompson.
February 4-Trenton Sports
men Club annual buffalo stag
banquet. l. o. O. F. Hall. 1927
West Jefferson, Trenton. Lieut..
Commander r. c. Young. Crosse
lie Naval Station. speaker.
February 5-Ypsilanti Chap
ter Izaak walton League
monthly meeting. Flying Fish
erman sound movie.
February Monthly meeting
Michigan Sportsman Association
al l.. a. Young Gun Club, 8 D. m.
SportSmen welcome
February 5. q. 7. 8-Outdoor
Writers Association of America
guests of Blaney Park
February Archery shoot az
Detroit Archers Range. Tele-
graph road. between 10 and
l0lz-Mlle road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

There Is no need for ground
hog 10 flee the snow and cold,
nor does he engage in the saw
age struggle for existence that
marks the winter life of many
creatures. He sleeps in his
earth. deeply and quietly, not
unlike the bulb Of the yellow
adder-S tongue that viii send up
its lovely flower 10 nod in the
br6ezes Of spring. AS the bulb
lives Of the garth, and -nf-the
sunlight boarded last spring, he
lives now by the fat stored last
summer and fall.
When grounding rouseS from
the five-month sleep. he literally
bounds from his dormant state.
His heart steps up TO an in
credible rate; he is hungry, and
eager for the life that is once
more renewed 10 him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
neSwinA(e
Called by j. 5.

Guy Lgn~ion former National
Collegiate Athletic Association
swimming champion and captain
of Wayne JnivorSity'S 1912 tank
squad. reports Monday 10 the in
ducton center AZ Fort Custer.
Lum~dcu had been called for
service m tho fall. hui had secured
"a dcicrmCnl 20 finish the uni
vorSity semester. He enlisted IN
the army AR corps only 10 discover
that he Is color blind He then
chose the branch closest 20 FLYING
and signed up with the Air corps
for ground work.
LumSdcn was a star AZ McSiern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

told that a few more boys could
shoot.
Clubs who will fire matches this
week are l.. of D., Lawrence Tech
Saginaw Valley Rifle League, Ann
Arbor High School, Adrian Junior
Rifle Club, Fruit Belt League
Upper Peninsula G lery Rifle
League, Michigan State College
Detroit Edison, Greater Detroit
Rod and Gun Club, Royal Oal
Junior and Senior Leagues, Amer
lean Rifle and Pistol Club, Chrys
ler-Kercheval Rifle Club. Acm,
Rifle Club, Brewster Rifle Club
ST Mary's of BEDFORD, Carl G
Hall Club for Juniors Monday
evening class, Irish Rifle AsSocia
ton. Worthwhile Gun Club. FitZ
Simons Rifle CluJ, Plymouth Cur
Club. Roosevelt Rifle Club. Com
merce Gun Club and The Detroit
Times Rifle School, 400 West Can.
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Registration Open

Frederick 6. De Galan. ir
charge of evening school classes
Of the Detroit Board OF Educa ton
announces that registrations for
these classes would continue for
an additional week al Central High
School. 2i25 Tuxedo: ChadSey
1896 Martin; Cooley. 1908 Hub
bell, DENLY, 1880 Kelly; Eastern,
40 East Grand boulevard; North
ern. 9026 Woodward; Northwest
ern. $500 Grand River; Redford,
2l131 Grand River; Southeastern.
5000 Fairview. and Western, 800
Scotch. Monday and Tuesday
classes arc just about filled at all
schools. but Wednesday and Thurs
day night classes will be formed.
At Fisher Y, women are still
being registered for a special Mon
day evening class. Juniors who
fire on Saturday morning were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Rights Reserved

What does he offer nature in
return for granting him his
gentle way Of life? Even as he
sleeps away the winter days the
underground haven he has tun-
neled offers sanctuary TO the
striped skunk by day. and safety
10 the pursued cottontail rabbit.
And too, in spring and summer
months these animals avail them
selves of his deserted dens.
humble creature, ground
hogs droll appearance as he sits
upright before his summer den
with its tell-tale heap of earth
is known 10 all farm boys. He
attains a length of two feet and
weighs about eight pounds.
Groun dhog youngsters are
three or four in number, and
they come from the den 10 the
life of the fields in early June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
He's Weather-Wise

It is a pleasant fancy: II
grounding should see his shadow
ne will descend al once into
his burrow, not TO reappear
until the passage of six weeks
wintry weather that his shadow
forebodeS. But, should the wan
sun be hidden i'm cloud and he
fail TO see his silhouette he
will go afield. secure in the
knowledge spring is at hand.
But grounding IS more
weather-wise than this folk-tale
indicates. for throughout Febru-
airy, the Hunger Moon, he does
not stir. but lies curled in his
snug chamber below the frost
line.
Profound, indeed, IS his
Slumber. for now in these
lengthening winter days his
heart beats only j times each
hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Sir Marlboro
Sets Track Mark

HIALEAH Fla. Jan 81 (UP) -
Mrs. j. Eitinger'S Sir Marlboro, a
6-year-old son of Swift and Sure,
clipped threc-fifthS Of a second
from the track record As he won
the $1,000 added Miami Beach
Handicap at Hialcah Park today
Sir Marlboro. under a smooth
ride by Eddie Arcaro, led home f.
X. Bryson'S TroiS PiStoleS. with
Darlington Stables Olympus third
Sir Marlboro ran a mile and one
sixteenth over the turf course In
I IA 4-5 10 better francesca
las 2-5, made four years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Visitation Gets Test

Visitation, one Of three unde-
feated first division quintetS. will
mccr Catholic Central Tuesday in
the feature game of the Catholic
league. Visitation has won four
straight, whIic the ShamrockS
have dropped only one OF four
starts IN the central section.
De La Sale. pacemaker in the
eastern section, is favored over
ST Catherine; LourdeS. boss in
The western section, should have
little trouble IN Friday games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
u. Of D. Taking Financial Gamble

At the L. of d. is holding October 10 open for
service game Gus would mention it TO you, but L.
Of D. is taking big financial gamble in keeping the October
open possible game There is definite
will be any big eevens play
lg fall If there aren't L. of d. will be & with
date that will mean the loss OF several thousands OF dol
lars in potential gate receipts
The who direct the sports policy of l. of D. arc will
take the chance They know that something much
important involved something that is worth of
sacrifice They're proud do anything they to aid
counys effort whether it's by training for special
defense Jobs building and character vanqush
the armed forces evil helping the and morale
program.
They've pretty nice people out there AT t Of D.
II any should ask you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Training Station? II you weren't Of AAmeca calber, you
Just didn't that magnificent eleven Il appears now
history be old trick Of repeating itself.
The Nore Danes imagined they'd be playing a
basketball this that included Forrest Anderson
Andres and Bill Menkc Indiana Jim Currs
Northwestern Bob White Dartmouth; George Rung and jim
Van Orsdel, Miami o.. Frank Baumhoz Ohio Johnny Lob
singer Missouri and Bob Calhan /. Of u.
But that's just the they faced when they took on
Lakes aggregation few weeks Can you think
aLaround today than this service outfit
Of Is battles with the best college hyes
the country?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
DroUsier and DroUsier

Last fall AS he waddied, plump
with stored fat, 10 the clover
fields his heart beat normally,
so times 10 the minute
autumn wore on he became
brewster and brewster, until one
day he ambled no more in the
reaped fields. Slower, slower,
slower beat his heart. and soon
the world of sunlight and happy
summer fields dimmed in his
consciousness. He was asleep.
curled as he had lain before his
birth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Nature in February
TOMORROW IS GROUNDING DAY

Today they lie asleep in their
burrows in the higher banks Of
the pond and in the rolling
wheat field. In the morning l
shall walk by the pond and over
the field. pausing by their dens
that now seem lifelesS. In hon.
age TO the gentle weather
prophets of the countryside I'll
examine closely each den 10 spot
any indication the brownish
animals may have broken hi
bernation for their legendary
ceremony on February q
GroundhOp DaV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE 5000, claiming. 4.year-
olfs and up e mile.
ANelson George ~ 40 = so 50
Air Hostess Brooks 90 , 90
Rusty Gold ,Hidsleoi 100
Time 1.l3 -. of 2oe
High Blame. LADY Lisfo liEh' Rolls
Double Cali. Ira la IA, Lady Ballet and
sweet story also ran
SECOND RACE $500. claiming swear
oifs l lis miles
Quick Tool (Psrse) 30 $50 90
Top Band George 20 ? p
Light Banset tRlher's0n1 Pc
Time IS p ~ l3
Mesella Fleet Raven. GjacIsNs Sem.
shoot, Rober' Nc and Maddy Cat also ran
THIRD RACE $500. claiming. 4.year.
olds and NJ =. mile,
Little Bpio 'Guerlui 2 40 So : g.
ENs rch tShe ihauerJ 90 3 50
Don Moss ,Georgel 3 50
= i3--srff .s-ff -
BIZ Bubn,e Graustsrk Wake ROBIN and
All True also ran.
FOURTH RACE $500. claiming 5-year
olfs. r, mile
Pairzetta tPauSel 3 90 60 r 81
Mandate fBrooks) Il 50 = 81
Ted q t'ierrEst 3 s0
Time - - NJ 1.It
Gray Romance. PrsiseWor'hy. Texou BOY
Little suzanne. Gsllacourt and PomWay
FIFTH RACE 81 500. handicap. 3.year
plds and up a. mile.
steel Heels George $50 3 90 2 81
Portancn tCrsiEI 90 , 81
night Editor Brooks S.
Time l-l2 of 4.0i
a-Air Master. a-Espefo Esp.uo Gold and
Alhalon also ran.
a-Sullivan entry.
SIXTH RACE $500 allowances l.ypar.
olds and m ! LIS miles
Trsnsmitter cGuernJ % 90 20 80
Kansas GEORGE . 20 oO
Present Arms tFiskt 300
Time SO -. N -
Idle sun, swahin Siras,a and lnsomar
also ran,
SEVENTH RACE $500. claiming 4
olfs and VI. L. miles
Gimrey tili1eweih - 40 ~ 2n s "a
Neddie's Hero tGuerinl So 5 Of
Dark Idea tThackeri an
Time I - Is on y
Molasses Hi PUiorlad Red IDOL Fo'
Romance. kurdtstsn and Jacscarf also ran.
EIGHTH RACE $500. claiming. 4-year.
olds and up. - miles
a-ConviNe Brooks IS 30 ~ ? ~
Floran ~ 'Guerfnl 9 90 . a.
Bull Terrier tHidsICo' p ~
Tine SIS of y -
sVerS True 'Whrdef Two Pr Knee
Deep iegal Advice. Fiy1s DUke Lc,sChen
Nirn' Gail and 'Mg" Go also ran
'Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Mond
Best Bets
(By International News Service
HIALEAH


tAt Miami. Fla
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Meista.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
buy q Bomber
Steel Heels Is Winner

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 81 GP).
-JuniuS w Bells Steel Heels
staged a cyClonic rush through the
stretch 10 nose out the favored
Potranco IN the J. p. Benjamin
Handicap al Fair Ground TODAY
Night Editor vas third in the field
OF seven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
(By United Press
HIALEAII

fAt Miami, FlaD
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