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NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER
FOR SALE

Sealed bids will be received by
the Regional Forester, Juneau, AL
aSka, up to and including June l
1912 for all the merchantablc dead
timber standing or down, and all
live timber, marked or designated
for cutting, on an area comprising
approximately 10 acres, located On
the north shore of Hoonah Sound
approximately S miles west of Brood
Island, Tongass National Forest, Al
aska estimated to be total OF
100000 feet, BIN. more or less OF
Sitka spruce, western hemlock and
red cedar sawtimber. No bid of
less than $3.50 per M feet BIN. for
spruce and cedar sawtimber, Sl.OO
per M feet BIN. for Hemlock saw
timber will be considered. $5OO.0O
must be deposited with each bid
to be applied on the purchase price,
refunded. or retained in part AS
liquidated damages, according to
the conditions of sale Primary
manufacture outside of the Terri
tory of Alaska of any part of the
timber, is subject to the consent
of the Regional Forester. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids
received. Before bids are submit
ted, full information concerning the
timber, the conditions of sale, and
the submission of bids should be
obtained from the Division Super
visor or the Regional Forester, Jul
neau, Alaska.
May 2 and Is, 1912.
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Russ S(H00N0VER
BACK FROM STATES

Russ Schoonover, who has just
returned fro ma two-months' trip
to the States for medical treatment
visited with Frank Dufresne, AL
aska Game Commission Executive
Officer this morning. "
Schoonover was seriously injured
several months ago when a tree
fell on him on Kodiak Island. He
still is receiving treatment for his
injuries and expects to undergo an
other operation soon.
During his visit this morning
Schoonover displayed flint Indian
relics and an old Russian brass
Ratchet head which he found on
trips to the Kenai River.
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way deaths concerned But this problem means
just much to the Territory it docs in the States
It means that every month, are losing several
thousand men who would have otherwise been fitted
into this big machine that Alaska definitely is
part of.
We are told to conserve rubber, metals and other
scarce materials. 1t seems to that human lives
are important to conserve than anything. We
are wasting manpower that should be used to fight
war
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-02
LOOK and LEARN sy G. GORDON

Which Canadian prov
is OF ship
How the properly used in
Who holds the the U House of
Representatives?
What were the seven liberal arts according
Middle
ANSWERS
Maine, Vermont New Hampshire
Province
That side OF ship which farthe point
Real property devised property "bequeahed"
Joseph G. Cannon
Grammar, daecics
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LAFOLLETTE's WAIsTLINE

Driving to work the other morn
ing, Capitol newsman spied a ia
miiiar figure hoofing it and pulled
up alongside
Care for lift, SENATOR" he
offered.
No thanks" replied Senator Bob
LaFollette of Wisconsin cheerily
Il need the exercise. I'm trying
TO reduce my waistline"
The reporter drove on. Arriving
at a hearing of the Senate Patents
Committee, the newsman found
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-02
MONDAY, MAY 4

Again adverse planetary aspects
dominate today. Both Neptune and
Mars are in threatening sway.
HEART AND HOME: Women
are under aspects unfavorable to
their plans and ambitions Emo
tional disturbance is indicated. Ap-
prehensions of possible war dangers
will be keen among many wives
and mothers hitherto quite philoSo-
phical regarding war exactions. It
is an unlucky date for making any
start and may bring some disap-
pointments to girls who are en-
ployed, 1t is not a, happy day for
lovers young or old.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Falling in
Taurus, the sign of building, the
conjunction of Saturn and Uranus
promises far-reaching construction
after the defeat Of Hitler. In the
new postwar order of things there
win be rebuilding of nations, as
we'll as cities, on splendid lines.
Higher prices, money shortage and
public discomfort in the United
States are indicated among large
groups of citizens east and west.
NATIONAL ISSUES: The fact
that there will be widespread Con-
gressional elections this Autumn
will arouse suspicion among the
people who resent procrastination
and red tape in Washington. Grow
ing impatience at conflict between
and employees engaged on
Government contracts will be man.
ifested but the stars seem to give
little promise of sweeping reforms
in industrial centefs until after
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-02

to take the hint But as they rose
to go Murray made one last At
tempt to raise the freezing
issue.
Mr. President" he said, ARE you
going to issue an order to the War
Labor Board not to grant any fur
Their wage increaSes?"
Cooking his cigarette holder at a
breezy angle the President an
swered with a broad grin. We'll.
Phil. haven't said that l will and
/ haven't said that l won't"
And that's all the laborites were
able to get out of him.
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HOROSCOPE
"The stars incline
but do not compeW
SUNDAY, MAY 3

Adverse planetary aspects domin-
ate today which should be devoted
to church duties or to outdoor rec
reations. AS this month advances
there will be growing need of spirit
ual sustenance.
HEART AND HOME Aged per-
sons should be carefully sustained
through coming weeks in which
they will be depressed and per-
picked as they look out upon a
changing world. Today is a time
for the women of the household to
maintain cheerfulness and pojse and
to refrain so far as possible from
references to the progress of the
war as they realize the meaning of
the service that requires them
merely ito stand and wait for
news from battle fronts. They will
learn lessons of value from the
courage and the fortitude of Brit
ish women who have adjusted them
selves so bravely to acceptance of
the hazards of war
BUSINESS AFFAIRS: Today's
conjunction of Saturn and Venus
is read as of great significance
since it occurs only ONCE in forty
five years and always presages con-
flicts or upheavals in human rela-
tons. The general effect of this
conjunction is to produce serious
political troubles. Since this year 1t
falls in the last degree of Taurus
and within degree of the midi
heaven Of London an entire change
in the British government is pre-
dicted by English astrologers. The
effect of Uranus is tC break. up ole
systems OF government indicated by
Saturn and to substitute new meth
DDS l.,
NATIONAL ISSUES: Diainc'i Il :
ton OF many citizens of The United
States to make sacrifices comlnen-
/ surate with the national need in
time OF peril will cause severe crit
'cism. Many who prosper through
war extremities will spend money
lavishly as they follow the idea of
eating, drinking and being merry
because tomorrow they may die.
Gradual realization that we are in
on about war will spread but a
severe lesson is forecast as a means
of awakening persons who are care
less or pleasure seeking. m
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Today's Saturn Uranus conjunc-
ton seems to indicate for Berlin
and the Nazi government increas-
ing dissatisfaction among the Ger
man people. Internal conditions will
become unsettled as the United
Nations begin to prove their power
IN offensive tactics. The culmina
ton OF Jupiter will help Rumania
Yugoslavia and Greece eventually
to free themselves from German
occupation and domination.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of year of good
fortune but there will be tend
ency to spend money too freely and
too selfishly.
Children born on this day prob
ably will be talented and popular
They may be too trustful and should
be careful in choosing their friends
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FlVDLNN LiiuULIIL ROBERTA LEE
Q what type Of social stationery is in best taste?

@ What type stationery in taste? 49,
A Plain sheets noepaper once
envelopes paper delicate gray,
ivory green
avoid
sufficient checking
wraps?
Yes OF course sufficient
c. When girl introducing sister
sister
A. No. Mrs Harris, this S my sister,
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Daily Lessons in English y. /. GORDON

MIsUsED: say. accept your
offer" Omit
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Caprice. ka-pres
ASK unstressed E ME, last syllable
OFTEN MISSPELLED Suede pronounced SWADE, A
SYNONYMS: vision. phanasy
STUDY: a three S
vocabulary
DFFDENCE diust of one self ones modest
questions with
Macauay.
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REGARDING MANPOWER

There is an ironc twist to the nations present
campaign of calling out all manpower for the war
effort We told that have more work to do
than we might find for, We need all of the
men we can get, and women too, to keep the wheels
turning. AT the same time. we're killing off sew
eral thousand men each month on the highways
Alaska doesn't have much trouble as far as high
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voters have gone to the polls.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIR 8

Great gains for labor are prognos-
ticated in the reorganization Of
British government affairs. In ire
land far-reaching changes also will
suffer serious internal trouble for
Mars on the midheaven at Moscow
is of evil portent. Financial strain
will affect loyalty to Stain. S
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of year of much
fortune. Expenses will be heavy but
there should be saving accounts
that promise security in the future
Children born on this day prob
ably will be exceedingly intelligent
and able to win success in careers
that bring much fame. False friends
will profit through their generosity.
Copyright, 1922.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

MAY 2
Mrs. Z. II. Kaser
DR.. E. H. Kaiser
B. F.. Mcdowell
August Goodman
Archie McDougall
Bob Rowe
Vivian Powers
Einar Lavold
Mrs. William Trumbo
Bill Champlin
Clyde Sparks
Henry E. Baman
MAY 3
Jean Fowler
Natasha Calvin
Irwin Fleek
Ernest Evans
Margaret Olson
Mrs. Sigurd Olsen
Miriam Puranen
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Associated Press dispatch from Berne:
Reporting that 10 percent of all high school
teachers in Norway are in JAIL Stockholm dispatch
to Basel said that it might prove impossible open
the schools for the spring term
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-05-02

Linseed Oil is the principal in
gredient in printing inks.
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Washington
Merry
Go-Round

Continued from Page Ono
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BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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Weather High temperature 49, low, Al rain forecast,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Ship Sponsor
Granddaughter to Christer
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
DETROIT Time. Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 49,
Phoebe Hearst. l6, granddaughter
Of William Randolph Hearst will
he the sponsor OF the Liberty ship
Phoebe Apperson Hearst when the
10.500-ton vessel is launched soon
after the first Of the year. d, was
announced today by the Washing.
ton offices OF the California Ship
building Corporation.
The ship will be launched al
the corporations Los Angeles
yards.
Mrs Cortland Hill. mother OF
the young sponsor. will be present
matron Of honor.
The ship is named in honor Of
Mr HearSt'S mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
ICkes Prohibits Use
OF Gas Credit Cards

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 GNS).
Petroleum Administrator IckeS
today banned the use of gasoline
credit cards, effective January J.
except in cases where deliveries of
gasoline obtained on credit BY any
customer are limited 10 a single
filling station.
lckeS said the order Was issued
10 enable wholesale marketerS ia
reduce costs Of bookkeeping and
poTernnol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

MIhNDUIlL Open. s - Park Free.
Fitf rd Orv~wrU 'BABNAFACE' NOR
GAN. q" STAND RY. AL NETWORKS"
Flor Rice Time Mr.. and Mrs. America
New Years Eve Show starts az Mid2ook,
WYAND0TTE. MAJESTIC -" 20 Psr'
Hot Ovenware Free 20 Ladies' Rosemary
Lane in ALWAYS \ BRIDE" RIDERS
on I'M SOUTHLAND Chas Starrett.
VnJIp--Forest NJ VT. Elliott Pr. 1860 4
IVUh Onca sNt Gctrce Murphy. Anne
shirley MAYOR or iiTH 1T" LITTLE
TOXIC, :. r." with Preston Foster!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Liberty S Torch
To Hail '43 With
Victory Y Flash.
nv CHARLES ROLAND
special 10 mn DETROIT TNES

NV YORK. Dec 81 - The
ch' Of victory fame--teHteift-fot
M the world 10 behold
Five minutes after tho advent
0l tho new year the torch Of the
statue OF Liberty Viii fash lts
lo,e-encirclinC message 70 var
uckcn mankind
" for victory victory that
viii restore liberty throughout
he world "
Aucur Of triumph for America
~ 1913. the electric flash 81 three
dots and dash Of light 'U the
illuminated Morse code, viii span
~ f7T horizons v-rtrr wort -t7t
unflnchlrg courage and deter
mnaton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Mich.

INV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NIth,
w IhNUUIlL Starring Tomorrow THE
MAJOR AND TN MINOR. " With Ginger
Rogers Ray Miliend Also "PARDON MY
SARoNG," with Abbott and Costello.
wait Disncye symphony Hour"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
TIME OF BROADCAST

The time 1905 10 1890 a m
Detroit time over WWJ in Detroit
The program: Paul MUM, star OF
Counselor al Law" dramatic mar
rator; songs by Lawrence Tibbett
and Marjorie Lawrence famed
stars of the Metropolitan Opera
Company; Or. Frank Black lead
ing the NBC Symphony Orchestra
and chorus.
The ceremony: Lights in the
torch ef the Statue of Liberty
flash the w" for victory" as
George A. Palmer, superintendent
Of the national monument on Bed
loe's Island. throws the switches.
And overseas. Americas fight
Ing men. wherever they may be, by
short wave hear the inspiring
greeting 10 the new year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

PUNCH & JUDYherycn'"s SsI. @.,ti Rd -
Ray Mcdonald in BORN TO sING."
Al ~ Midnight THE BODY DIsAP-
PEARS, /" with Jane Wymsn JEFFREY Lynn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
POWER OF CAUSE

Thus from Tiny Bedloc. $ Island
rs no acres So microscopic they
do not appear on any world atlas
Miss Liberty SymbolizeS once more
the Justice and power Of Amer
lCa'S cause.
Paul Mum. Lawrence Tihbct'
and Marjorie Lawrence. m dra-
matte recitation and IN song, Will
give physical expression 10 the far
corners of the earth. Of the Inn
preSsve ceremonies arranged Al
the request Of the New York
.1ournal-American IN furtherancc
OF the war effort
Fully 100000 persons most OF
whom. although too far removed
from the Statue OF Liberty 10 sec
the visible light. viii share IN the
hene6cence of her spiritual glow
and hear the extraordinary pro-
gram
The National BroadCastlng
Company from 1905 TO 1896
a. m. VIII carry the light of VIC
-tnlA- ceremony and the rich setting
provided by the stars of stage
screen and opera. over l39 sta
tions of IT'S network and by short
wave overseas.
The broadcast will be carried
over l39 stations of the MIC net
work in America. including the
Detroit outlet. WWJ, and by short
wave TO the armed forces over
seas.
Leaders in civil and military life,
IN science and religion. the arts
and education. commerce and war
industry. and countless New Year 5
celebratorS. will welcome 1913 al
home or in battle fronts abroad
by tuning in 10 WEAF and the
affiliated stations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
vUJr-aisi Grand River Avenue

NFVIT TF-EFaI Urhnd KINFr NNFnuF
DLNibLL Open s:i5. New Years Eve
show Tonight Leo Garlic. Andy DeviDe,
TIMER" Joan Davis Jinx Falkcnburg m
SWEETHEART or THE FIEET." Three
Features After $50, Plus Surprise Feature
cUiECp-Garden city. Ford at Middle Beli
JIM Lh Open 6.f5 R0sahud Russell
Fred MacMurray IN TAKE 4 LETTER.
DARLING" "SONS or TIE PIONEERS
with BOY Rogers Come AZ Late 10
y NJ and Soc y Complcte Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
pnVAI oAY-Psrk Free

ROYAL 0AE-psrk FREQ =
DEEP IN THE HEART ~ TENA>"
II MAS FRAMED" with Michael Arues.
.pIlpEpT-il3 ~. Aubin. Near East-Eori
hOi In Betty Cradle Victor Mature
in SONG or THE tSLANDs." Madeleine
Carroll Henry Fonda IN BLOC kADE.'
Years Best Cartoon "BiitIwoif. Comedy.
DIIcCCII-5s37 Russell TR. s-2S55
hUoOLLL open 6:15 News and car
toon. Free Dishes 70 the Ladies. First
Showing in This NeiChborhood Joel McCrea
and V Lake. "suIIINAN'S TRAVELS"
Bill Boyd In pride OF TIL WEST "
cENATE-ei2i Michigan. near L,ernois r
OLIhlL ATTEND OUR NEW YEARS
EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW COME AS LATE
As 3 p. NJ AND SEE TWO REGULAR
FEATURES THEN STAY AND SEE
"SttRETs OF A MODEL" Adults Only.
cCNATE-842l Michigan. near Livernois 4
oLNhiL Attend Daily Matinee Kent
Taylor, Irene Hervey. "HtIFNAl TO
SHANGHAI" BORN TO SING" New
Years Eve Midnight Show Tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

,0YY--Moodward near Temple RA. eess 4

hUlhL Take seven Mile Rd W Or
Meyers Rd Buses direct IN our doors The
Royai - easily reached nv eSR 'ranFTurtB
tion routes. by transfers from all .nOrth-
west Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31

RADIO CITY-woodwsrd near s-Miie Road
hhDiV VII Jane Frazee, Dennis
o'Keefe "MOONLIGHT MAsoI ERADE.''
Plus Allen Lane in YUKON PATROL"
D lINp0-Gd. River at Joy Rd. no. 1884
hhi'pU Open 6:t5. First Showing IN
the Neighborhood. Ann Corin tBurlesaue :
Greatest strip Teaser) In THE JINGLE
SIREN" Plus Ricardo Cortsz In THE
RtBBFR RACkFTEFRS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
nsnI Mest Mnrrcn Ave.


WIhNDUl lLsic Sew years Eve Midnieht
show Ton ghi Entire New Program for
This SHOW Only 40 Advance in Prices.
Tickets Now IN sale AZ Box Once!
show starts AZ u Midnight
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Senator Able Betters
Track Record for
Pacing Victory
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July Ex-senator
Able, 4-year-old gelding owned and
driven by Otis Lowen OF Whining
ton, Ohio, established track record
today by pacing 1/6 miles in 2:13H2
while winning the Montauk Purse
at. the grand circuit program on
Long Island.
In the record run Senator Able
was forced all the way by The Abbot,
owned by Sullivan and Mawhinney
of Machias, Me, with the camera
needed to determine the winner.
Senator Able also won the first
heat, going the mile in 2:05.
The Abbot, former troter con-
verted to PAGER two years ago.
was the favorite. 1t was only his
second defeat in two seasons.
The Beaches, 208 class trot,
was won by Volstadt, owned by
w. N. Reynolds of Winston Salem.
N. c., with Lee Smith in the sulky.
Volstadt took the first heat and
finished third in the second. Sis
kilee, winner of the second, was
fifth In the first. however.
It was the final grand circuit pro-
gram at the Roosevelt raceway for
this meeting although harness rae
ing will continue at the plant for
50 more days. The grand circuit
talent was shipped to Old Orchard,
Me, for the start of a tWo-Week
stay Monday.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Doub|rab Ties Record
In Taking F|eetwing
AT Empire City
Covers 81 FurIonqs
In :O72-5 for Fifth
Victory in Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 18.-Mrs. Til
you Christopher's Doublrab, con-
queror of Whirlaway a month ago,
today won Empire City's Fleetwing
Handicap in manner to dispel any
lingering doubts as to his sprint
qualities.
Carrying 1870 pounds and giving
away gobs of weight to five rivals,
the 4-year-old gray colt whipped
Mrs. Dodge Sloans Mettlesome by
five lengths and equaled the track
record of 1:072s for 5a4 furlongs
set by Fighting Fox in 1899.
1t was Doublrab's fifth successive
triumph and represented his sec
ond record performance in little
more than month. In beating
Whirlaway In the Carter Handicap
June 13, Doublrab was clocked in
1:23, which equaled the Aqueduct
track record for 7 furlongs.
Mettlesome took the place by only
a head from George D. Widener's
Overdrawn with w. H. Laboyteaux's {
Imperatice another head back
Ocean Blue and Dini brought ur
| the rear.
Doublrab's victory was worth s4.-
STA to his owner He paid S370 fol-
| 81 straight in the mutuels.
The Christopher speedster has
earned S36,550 so far this season
and won seven of his % starts since
the beginning of the year.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Empire City Results
By thu Associated Press.

FIRST ,RACE-Purse; $1,000. claiming;
3-year-olds and up; about & furlongs.
White Time (Meade) 1890 1880 $50
Powdered Heels (McCrearY $50 $40
Time. ! 90
Also, rsn-cacodemon, Pavilion. Heab
Sea, Cleo Louise Bill D. and Sweet Nushie.
SECOND RAcE--Purse,, $1,000; claim
Hsck ins ayeaToss 1isht 5 furonss NJ
Liauid Lunch lWestfope> s.Io $40
Royal yim. Army sos:. Hsahie' $40
sudded e Whrss shR aasdaa 00e deohhs
Gay Flight, Straw Nest.
DAILY Double paid $176.S0)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, $1,000; maidens;
ReapeT kead fslysTs ssoe sWgsb 10 o 0o
Bouncing tWhaler) 6.7O
Time, :094a.
of Tin lime Happy che c."ha fdentlty Port Hars
mony, Spearover, Sailor Hat, Bramble Bug.
FOURTH RAcE-purse 80 1000: claim
cassis sWaher and up anop' :" {1roass
b Itabo tRobertson) $40 3.7O
Scotch Trap lHaskelD 2.4O
Time. :0s.
Also ran-a Happy Note. Bull Reign.
K DoTka and Bay carsee.
81. H Mics entry. lnr ."' o. a. ''o'o" e''f''
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 added;
the F1eetwlng Handicap: 3-year -ods and
up; about furlongs.
Doubrab (Thompson) $40 $40 24O
MettleSome tRobertson) $50 $50
Overdra wn fCoule) 34C
Time, :072s equals track record.
Also ran--Dini. Ocean Blue and I'm.
| peratrice.
SIXTH RACE--purse. 81 500: claiming
| 3-year-olds and up: :. miles.
| Ginoca Lindberg, 1140 $50 3.3O
Mark tMcCrearyl $40 y, sc
! Chickore iMehrtens) 2.10
Time, :45hs.
Also ran--Miss Discovery. Shipmate and
| Matte j.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
| ing: 3-year-olds and up: q miles
| Maechic tMcCreary) $50 80 3.1f
| Bright Gray Loveridee) 400 BOO
| Epaminondus tWahler) 44C
Time. 2:342s
Also ran-Resolute II, Gino Rex, Prien
Inconceivable. Quercus and Jaensgi.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
Mccoy, Mat Toughie,
Billed With 0'TooIe
In Arena Feature

An established favorite, Tommy
O'Toole, will meet one of the top
Williams of the game, Bibber Mccoy,
in the feature wrestling match
Wednesday night at Turner's Arena.
Mccoy returned to the Arena mat
last Wednesday after years alb
sence to toss Abe Tourist in 24h
minutes and project himself into
featured billing. His bout with
O"Toole will be over the one-hour
time limit route. Mccoy is former
Holy Gross athlete and at one time
had tryout with the Detroit Tigers
as catcher. For years he has beer
one of the "meanies" of wrestledom
O'Toole is reformed prize fighter
He drew recently with Michele
Leone of Boston in a one-houl
/ match.