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La gaceta., 1943-08-28
-POLITICA.
~-RECONOCIDO Ell COMITE.
-ESPANA.
-TONELAJE.
-DINERO DINERO.

La politica local nos interesa profunda-
mente, como ciudadanos que somos, pero
los ojos del pueblo, dilatados por los hO-
rrores de la guerra, miriam hacia la polftica
international.
Personals inteligentes, algunas de elias
bien enteradas, nos preguntas a diariO:
5Creen ustedes que Sc ganara la gue-
ira con Alemania en- este anO?
No somos optimistas, pOrque creemos
conocer a los alemanse, y contestamos:
Russia asegura que la guerra puede ga
narse en- este aho 81 inmediatamente Sc
abre en- Europa Ell Segundo Frente y de
este modO Sc obliga a los alemanes a reti-
rar so divisiones de los sectores sovieticOs;
pero nosotros opinamos que ell conflicto
no terminara en- Europa, 81 la Fortuna nos
acompaTa, hasta 1914.
Derrotaremos a Hitler y este ning6n
hombre normal 10 duda va; perO muy POGO
adelantaremos 81 Sc deja en- libertad de &C
ci6n, despues de hecha la paz, a los 'es-
padones" enemigos de la demOcracia y de
la humanidad.
Los generates alemanes Green, y este Sc
ha dicho por diplomaticos y peritos militia
res, que ellos pueden ~resistir e imponer a
los Aliados una "paz negociada".
Mientras los mariscales y generates, los
herederos de Won Hindenburg Y Won Luz
dendorff, no Sc %convenzan de que la derro-
ia es inevitable, los soldados alemanes Sc
guiran combatiendo y derramando in1til-
mente SUI sangre.
Las Eases liberales de la RepGblica ale
mana fueron pisoteadas por los generates
que los e~jercitos Aliados derrotaron en- la
primera guerra mundial.
La gaceta., 1943-08-28

Justo es que aplaudamOs, por cuanto
en- otras ocasiones la hemos criticado, a la
Secretaria de EstadO de la naci6n, repre-
Sentante del gobierno en- las relaciones ex-
t~eriOres, por hacerle saber a Franco que
no Sc lie venderan municiOnes.
Venderle material de guerra a Franco,
en- nuestro modesto c~riterio, equivale a
vend&rselo a Hitler o Hirohito.
Franco es I'm enemigo ~encubierto de
Estados Unidos y sus agentes c~onspiran,
en- la America Latina, contra la ex~celente
obra, no obstante sus defectos, del gobier-
no del "Nuevo Trato".
Franco no cree en- ell sufragio univer-
sal; Franco no cree en- ell derecho de TODD
hombre a trabajar, hablar Y escribir IL
bremente; Franco estima que ell hombre
humilde debe concretarse a sufrir. sudar,
NAL conner Y obedecer carnerilmente sus
dictados.
Darle armas a Franco, o ~vend6rselas
La gaceta., 1943-08-28

Acadia de ser %reconocido ell Comite Ma
cional Frances de Liberation por los go
biernos de Inglaterra, Estados Unidos, Ru-
STA y ell Canada.
Los demas paises que integran las Ma
clones midas haran 10 mismo en- esta Sc
mana y la pr6xima.
Ell Comite, presidido por los generates
DeGaulle y Giraud, representa- a la mayo
ria de los franceses que luchan, mas o me-
nos activamente, por libertar a su pals.
Francia entera sc rebelara contra los
nazis, ell dia en- que los ejercitos Aliados
d~esembarquen en- su territorio y los eide
res" pidan ell concurso de los ciudadanos
temporalmente esclavizados por los inva-
sores.
~ despu6s llegara la bora de la gui-
Ilotina para muchos traidores o 'colabo-
radores" de Hitler,
La gaceta., 1943-08-28

I'm lider obrero que discurre bien,
George Meany, secretario-tesorero de la
Federation Americana del Trabajo, dijo
estas palabras la semana pasada: LA in
dustria americana debe prepararse para
f~acilitar trabajo decente a todos los que
puedan y quieran trabajar, despu6s de la
guerra.
mo solo tenemos ell derecho sino ell
deber de decirles a los senores industriales
de la naci6n, en- lenguaje claro, que ell
pueblo americana - despu6s de comba-
tir, sangrar y sudar para conservar la ma
cion no intenta aceptar de nuevo la mi
seria de la escasez de trabajo".
mo debemos olvidar que las desven-
turas derivadas de la primera guerra mum
dial no deben repetirse".
iHa querido decir que en- esta OCCASION
no Sc trabajara para ell ingl6s"?
iDesgraciadamente, la moral de una
gran parte de los "lideres" obreros ameri-
canos esta a Ia altura de una "alpargata"
vieja y NAL ~oliente!
La gaceta., 1943-08-28

entire las ruinas de SuS.
qua capital perSa' rug
s~uponerse que Ell oI's'D
ia Sc halla en- las antlq''
y~ilizaciones de Mes0p0'
La gaceta., 1943-08-28
ChmmgaS y No ChmmgGS
signifca atentar contra ell retornO de la
Rep1blica en- Espaia.

Palabras del DR.. Barsky, que ayudara
al pueblo espahol cuando fuera agredido'
en- 1886, por ell fascismO International;
Dos problemas t~rascendentales que de-
ben solucionarse y discutirse hoy son Ell
terror imperante en- Espana, en- la actuali-
dad, undo a la politica de "~apaciguamien
to" que Sc mantiene todavia en- varios sec
torres del mundo democratico, y ell logro
de la unidad de todos los espaioles refu-
giados con ell pueblo de Espana para pro-
seguir la lucha contra los planes de Fran
co de arrastrar a la naci6n al conflicto, de
parte de las potencias del Eje".
Franco sigue matando ~espanoles repu-
blicanos Y en- los pafses democraticos sus
agentes diplomaticos y consulares cOnspi-
ran contra las Naciones midas.
iSe trata de amordazar a los republi-
canos y Washington 'sirve a las mejores
intereses" del enemigo com1n.
La gaceta., 1943-08-28
EN- A CARCElI
PANA LANGUIDgd
NizAN 10000 REP

,O Ciudad de Mexico
loNA)'-A despecbs
~perdOnes, c~onmutacio
taS amnistias decrets
neral Franco, uno,
ol'canos espaholes \,
agOnizan tOdavia al
y penales de tods ,
las d~eclaraciones bs1
por Jose Mancisidor,
la Federation de M
para ayuda de lbs
h~ispanos.
FL senior Manci,ao
nombrado poeta ne,
de los altos funcionsr
greso de %SOlidaridad
espanol, para assist,
van reuniOndo ahora
tes delegates de las
los EstadOs Unido u
Delegates, todos eIlw
ties de distintas Orgaa
breras.
FL %prominente escr
no asegura quel os Vh
gobierno de Franco
dos y fusiladOs en- Ia,
panolas, y promote Oul
so de las sesiones del \
greSo denunciara Ia n
ci0n en- que Sc encuenhl
v~enturados que fuenn
ros c~ombatientes eura1
ell fascismO.
Uno de los ObietiyN
les que Sc ha fijado esd
es ell prestar auxiliO a.
panoles que Sc encusH|
dos en- este hemiSferiO
los cuales Sc italian en-
propone tambien traer
a 5000 hispanos libera
Aliados de las carcelss
de concentration del n
frica; 1900 de ellOs
dos en- tierras mexicanl
cercana.
Entrel os delegadO;
tados UnidOs, segin eI
fetal, figuran los sigI
DR.. Edward
presidente del Comlte
tifascista; Jose Salern'
te de la C. l. 0. en- e.
Massachusetts Juan
la misma c%ategoria que
en- Chicago, y Jack b
de los W
Ia Brigade de Lincoln
IN Espaha durante lag
La gaceta., 1943-08-28

Estados Unidos Sc propone construir,
en- 1914, miles de barcOs con In total de
20, 600, 900 de toneladas.
Buques para todos los mares y trans
portar alimentos, soldados y municiones.
iFabricando Y combatiendo derrotare-
mos primero a los alemanes y despues a
a los %japOneses!
Lastima que la moral del trabajador,
en- estos dias de guerra, no este a la altu-
ra de la moral del soldado.
Ell obrero, en- muchos sectores, solo ha-
bla de dinero, de dinero Y olvida que sin
educaci6n ell dinero POGO vale.
Claro esta que la culpa es de los lfde-
res de grandes sueldos que basan toda su
labor en- aumentar las pesetas o los d6lares
tie de la plata" que ganan, por medic de
Importance a la discipline Y una s6lida
preparation para ell future.
iDinero, dinero-- Y muchos Obreros Sc
gastan ell dinero en- alcohol y %vicios!
iDinero, dinero y muchos trabajado-
res Sc quedan en- sus casas, como enfermos,
para que Uncle Sam no les quite una par
te de la plata" que CANA por medic de
IS ;mpuestos!
iDinero, dinero, y saldremos de la que
IRA sin cohesion, sin unidad Y para seguir
sufriendo Y "llorando miseria"!
Evening star., 1943-07-18

r HANGING ground the world
in its vitol service to every
fighting front, the Army Air
Forces Air Transport CON-
mond is setting up q vost net
work Of oirwoys thot oIso will
serve os highways Of the Dir in
peoeetime. Its operations, os
disclosed in O recent report Of
the Office Of War information,
ore now larger thon all Dir
transport, oivilion ond military,
in existence all over the world
before the wor. The world
wide development Of oirwoys,
communications ond oirports
thot hos accompanied this ex-
pension will be available to
serve the greet era Of civilian
Dir transport thot lies oheod.
Meanwhile, ATC is carrying
men ond the vitoI ooreoes Of
wor to the for flung theoters
OF ootion in hours where it
would toke Days, weeks, by
other meons. These pictures
high|i9ht some of this trons-
port service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

9 Pie'shel BOXED, cooled e.. small Egg
ToIas - cup Tor N cup plvs 2 ibspl
cvasr 49,. 70 tsp. Soli -. "a ,bsp. sroied
lemon Rind , tbsp. vnsiToined Lemon
Juice o.. fbsp. Ismon-Aovored Gelatin
Jeno-iypsl 20 cup Tor Y, cup minus 2
LspJ Betting wsier surolI Ess Whites
$3.50. u tsp. G.. Of Torior
BEAT egg yolss ,aifj lbo5a) in top OF
double boiler. Stir in half the sugar Is
thsp). then salt, md and unframed truit
luce tjaioc and pup Cook over boiling
Water, Surfing occasionally. ull mixture
tllckenS and coats spoon l45oH 10 nm
STIR boiling water INTO favored gelatin
Bca, hot custard into IL with rotary bcltcr
Cool thoroughly, ill mixture begins 20
scr l25 10 IS NM Beat slightly 20 break
u- Let stand while making mcune9c.
Riake meuneuc by beating the cgG
whites with cream OF Uru Nuul suit
uea gradually beating m the other half
uftlc sugar IS Hbl Then continue beat
irr la, Jae mixture IS Suf ana glossy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
Tos,e Tests Cove the ProofI

TASTE tests. In over 800 iypsesi hemss--
ses . pssisd ~ Is wseks--Prsvsd me
new XIX = sisw winner In prsssss~es over
several ssrssls which kavs Is~s enjoyed
svssssndsss pspviesity svess cesss 10
cesss. rkis new XIX hos rssi sssss sppssl.
And, BY ~ wsy, XIX rsssts I'll ~
qvirsmsnss ~ ne Nsass~si NvsrisIsn Pre-
prsm sss . rsssess6 hssekssss esrsd. Keep
mot In mind IN rsls,ien 70 ths wsissrs
Of ysvv famSy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

IVES SIR, AND YES MA'AM, this
new XIX is the best breakfast news
that come down the pike in long while!
JUST look at those golden brown
"pufed fakes They're new! No other
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Germ cereal Comes IN
this form. And no other cereal combines
the malty.sweet flavor, delicate crisPness,
meIt-in- your-mouth tenderness and
u1igne taste of the new XIX.
The new XIX raises corn to a new
height of deliciousness. Gives you the
traditional energy value of this famous
grain, too. Plus ITS essential vitamins,
Thiamine and Niacin, and Iron, in full
grain strength.
If-by any chance-you didn't like
XIX before :. you will now! Odds are
twill become a top faSorite in your home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

after you've tried your first package. The
test reported below justihes our predic-
tion. You'll reaLiy go far The HftO XIX"
Pick up couple of packages and
watch your family gobbIe it up. XIX is
made by GENERAL MILLS, Inc,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

Carefully fold mcrincue into the ood3
cuStard. Pile INTO cooled baked PIE shell.
Place in refrigerator TIL set and well
chilled (If least bv5.) Serre ice c0H
For The PASTRY USES cup saisJ GOLD
MEDAL Flour -. N Tsp. Sah "a cup
Shortening 81. z 10 } ibsP. Ice Voter lust
enough 10 noke dough sioy together
SHT flour, salt together Add half Of
shortening. Cutit IN with pastry blender
I'll mixture looks like meal Cut in re-
mumag shortening. leaving It size OF
giant peas Sprinkle water gradually over
mixture 5'tnaHm t0I cGong5 10 boid dough
isrsf5er u5fg pressed into baLN Round up
ON lightly Toured oloth.covcrcd board,
roll out ts' thick TO ht PIE pan. Put
dough into pan loosely 20 avoid stretch
Ming. tut oft extra dough, build up hutcd
edge Puckthoroughly with fork TO pre-
vent putting Chill thoroughly Bate
fran 10 ~ muAfer ~ q Ten hat ofc1
(475oI Makes one9' OF dceFs' PIC shell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

THERE'S A BREATH OF May in this festive chiffon PIE
The folded-in merlngpe gives 1t delecabe alnness
The crispy pastry shell adds TO its enjoyment
Not an expensive PIE, you'll serve often And remem-
Der Betty Croker recipes tailored 10 Sold Medal Flour
There never need be failure when you this combination
The most important factor the production OF hne all
purpose -four is the wheat selection The ubeab selected for
Goa Medal are chosen be ha, Of be most complete o"r test
iqs operation be baaneo Every batch OF Gold Medal
"Kibenteaed Enriched Flour then checked in home
style bakngs by the expert Betty Croker staff
Whether you tender cake, full favored bread or
cookies 10 make the mouth Gold Medal will add 10
your success Used with the Betty Croker recipes in each
sack it frees you from baking worries Gold Medal Flour
is made by GENERAL MILLS Inc. Minneapolis, Mimi
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Hints on baking methods Just mail 25t to BETTY
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02
R1YGoa<ee aawc'

This recipe has been tested oufy with Gold Medal
'Kitchen.tcstcd Enriched Flour Perfect results
assured oni Rhcn that flour used Don't take chances
=, using RHh inferior flour. Remember that Gold
Mcddincpcr ,41rics from sack sack its dependable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-02

IT HAS EVERYTHING! Delicate malty sweetness
tender new crispness And an intriguing
'puffed flake" form that's different! This
new XIX is delicious! Gives you two essential
vitamins and iron in full-grain strength
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Sugar Bowl May
Be Suspended

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2 CUP).
With the ninth annual Sugar
Bowl football game now history,
there was talk tonight that the
classic and its accompanying week
of minor sports might be sus-
pended for the duration.
Yesterdays game between Tulsa
and Tennessee. an amazing sue
cess in view of travel restrictions,
drew 10000 persons into Tulane
Stadium, which has a capacity of
$1,000.
President Joe 3. David Of the
New Orleans Mid-winter Sports
Association, which sponsors the
bowl game. had little To say about
the proposal suggested publicly
today by the New Orleans Item
in an editorial entitled For the
Duration"
There has been some talk
about suspending and we're
going to give IL thought"
David said. However, he added
his term expires next month and
the problem will be up to the
executive board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
.Corydon Wins
I'd Stake Race

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan.
CUPl-Greentree Stables Cory
don won his second consecutive
stake az the Fair Grounds today
when he carried topweight Of l22
pounds 70 a nose victory over
Staretor in the first running OF
the 81 500 Crescent City Handicap.
The two leaders ran head and
head from the furlong pole 10 the
wire and Corydon proved slightly
better as Staretor took the place
By two lengths over Wait A Bit.
Young Darrell Clingman. the
leading rider Of the meeting, rode
the Greentree eelding who was
timed in 1:44 As for a mile and
Corydon was solid
favorite with the crowd OF about
$500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Penn ReIents
On Harry Bobo

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2 INS)
Pittsburgh'S Harry Bobo, who
beat Jack Walker Tuesday night
in Columbus for the duration
championship may box in Penn
Sylvania again
But. warned State Athletic Com
missioner Leon L, Rains, he'll first
have 10 produce a statement from
a reputable physician that his eye
sight is unimpaired. The heavy
weight has undergone treatment in
Baltimore which is said 10 have
improved his vision.
II told him 10 bring me n
signed statement to that effect"
Rains said. adding that he has
been waiting for it for three
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Wistert' S Play
Was Best Of All
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 3
"A WiStert. the tackle from
Michigan was the best of the line
men in the game where the play
in the forward wall was very
tough"
Those were the words Of L. D.
"Spuda Lewis, former Northwest.
ern coach, following the 10 to II
victory Of the East All-StarS
over the Vests galaxy in the
Shrine thriller here New Years
Day. And true they were In
fact, Wistert had another Michi-
gan lad on MS side in the hair
raising encounter. a quarterback,
Ceithaml, who also played an inn
portant role in the deciding of the
encounter in favor of the east
ernerS.
Wistert did some Of the kicking
off but il was the defensive play
that stood out. Ciethaml was on
the receiving end Of pass from
Bill Daley of Minnesota in the
second period that resulted in a
9-yard gain for the winners and
later in the same quarter he
reached up and intercepted a pass
from Bob Kennedy on his own
10-yard line TO break up West
ern threat a minute before the
half ended. Ciethaml played Al
minutes of the game and Wistert
was in there for almost so min
uteS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
WhirIdwdy Out
For Million
Dollar Record

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 2 (UIN.-
Whirlaway the greatest money
winner ever to romp over the
Undiscovered tracks of the worlds
racing plants. tonight topped a
field of 80 thoroughbreds rcmi-
mated for the March 6 running or
the $4,000 Widener Cup at
EIialeah Park
Warren Wright's husky, stretch
running chestnut, already having
l$560,9l1 TO his credit, will be
starting new drive toward the
million-dollar mark in earnings
and may find among his Oppo-
nents such feared colts as Charles
s. Towards comeback pair OF
Midland and Kayak IL; Greenrree
STABLES The Rhymer. a surprise
winner last year; Ben Witaker's
hard-bitten, Little Requested and
Harold Clark's giant killer, River
land.
With Santa Anita definitely
closed for the duration, the cup
| is the winters richest prize, de-
spite being cut so per cent in value
from last years fifty grand.
The early dark horse OF the
race, now on the grounds and
showing plenty of speed in his
workouts. is Townsend B. Martins
Bolingbroke. which already has
one decision over Mr.. Longtail."
gained in the Manhattan Handi-
cap at Belmont Park last fall.
1t also Will be Whirly's rubber
meeting with Riverland, which
capped spectacular rise from the
lplater ranks last November by de-
feating Alsab and Whiriaway
within the space of four days.
Whirly. however, evened that
score at the Fair Grounds a month
later when he drove home winner
OF the $751; Louisiana Handicap
with Riverland two lengths back
in third place.
Among others nominated are
Best Seller, who was second in
last years race; Thomas Heard's
consistent Boysy and Isidore Bic
ber's sturdy Bright Gallant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
8 Races Listed
In Times Skates
Derby Jan. 3O-31.
BY KEN HALL
Detroit Times skates Derby Eeitor

Preliminary plans are nearly
perfected for the 1943 running of
the annual Detroit Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby meet
which this year embraces state
championship speed events in all
classes and is scheduled for Satur-
day and Sunday. January 30 and
81. This will be the twenty-first
running OF the Midwest's biggest
skating extravaganza and prom
ises TO surpass all others for in
terest among skaters and followers
OF the sport.
This year, with the added events
for Class r senior skaters, the
program Of speed events will in
clude 81 men and boys compcti-
tons and II for the lassies. These
range from the 9-year-old and
under cradle class skaters 10 the
matured bladesmen and women
oVer Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Display Trophies

Outstanding on the card this
wear will be the Gold Skates
Derby for girls, the Silver Skates
Derby for boys and men. Walter
Osmun Memorial two-mile race
for seniors and intermediate boys,
and the as Michigan state cham
pionships.
The gold and silver skates
trophies were ordered in October
and are due for delivery this
week. Medals and trophies have
been selected and the medals
ordered for other events. II viii
he an elaborate array which later
in the month will be on display IN
the Sallan store window.
Included among the special
Ainvents will be the state title de-
pcathlon, which is point competi-
ton on eight skating events. the
barrel and broad Jumps. There
will be father and son, mother and
daughter races. special mile
event for service men. AS we'll as
races for schoolgirls and boys,
anu. Oi ANfAll ST. VIC III" AhffANh
dogsleg derby. The fancy skating
program Will have at least nine
events.
State champions 10 be decided
during the meet are as follows:
senior men--Class a Too yards 220
yards SO yards. $50 yArds = mile /
rrA. a-t mites Glars 220 ysrts
4an VAr1a $50 Nards and rni+s
Senior girls 20 yards 40 yards, $50
yards and l mile
- tn rr17~itate rr-T- go yNr1F, so yATcE
\ mile and I mile
In,srmsdist. girls--770 ysrh'. 40 ysre'
= mil. and mile
Junior boy, $40 yards. Ao yards y
mile and ! mile
Junior giris-?2o yards 'io yards ard
= mile
Juvsnu. boy,-72o yards. $50 yards and
= mile.
J9v,nn. girls-32o yards go ysrds ard
\ mile
Mids., ooy.-iOo yards. 72o ysrd'. go
yards
Nidr,t riris-ico yards 40 ysrd' $50
yards
Grad. bcys-io0 yards and 40 wards
Cradle girls-ioO ssfds and 900 yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

FIRST RACE -4-yssr-olds and UP, =
Bsltee CAdsmN $50 23o 72
Clip Clop CThompsonl 2 20 3
Canter's Best (Weidamsnb a.
Time l;l2 As on 2.O3
Hard Jester. Baron omar snd Unto ais
ran.
SECOND RAcE-a-yesr-od' and up
Grand Cav Cscurlock) 800 1900 SIS
one ny one 6BrennanI 264O IS 5,
Lookout Rascal I.ucel ; 81
Time 1i2 3-5. on 32is
Rock Maker. Ira Ia la Sergeant Bill
Hunting Home. Little Red Fox and TripoC
also ran.
THIRD RACE-A-year-olds 8 mile.
Ralarosa (McComhsl 40 80
Linas Son tRreunani $50
Time 1.i2 3-5. off 30t
Grandstar. Countess Abbot insr0son
Point High and Wise Witch also ran
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr.old,. mil. 49,
70 Yards
Sweeping Dream
tMcCoy1 1850 en- sac
BITS Anne tBrennsnp 900 4 q
White Ford tScurlockl 8 81
Time 1.46 3.5, OF 3.2sia
First Blush. Rocky Craig. Pai0le, Ia
Richie, Grandma Ray and Tangeio also ran.
FIFTH RACE - 4-year-olds end up
mile and 20 yards:
Tamil Erickson $50 50 3 %
Pharatheen tGarrv1 so %
FlaC Trumpeter tRohertsN 40
Time AZ 3-5, of 3 IS.
Blue Warrior. Roscoe n. and Capt
Caution also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr-o and w =
mile
Dispose tMcCombsl go $50 $40
BohiS tThornburgi 1870 10
Through Bound OLindnergI 200
Time 10 IS or 4 2s
Bright willie. OverdraWn, Big Meal ane
Full Cry also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 3.year.olds and up, I
mile and 40 yards
Short Shrift tKoyH 40 ~ 30
Mistrens tGoEEn 100 3 ~
Orpheum tRogersl 4 ~
Time as 3-5. or hqif
Gene s. Exclamation Rissnda, Merry
Liere and Dizzy Ivy also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 3-year-olds and ur.
mile and 20 wards.
Leicester tEadsl IS ~ 90 m
Precious Years tMcC~earyI on 20
Hap tTh0rnhurCl 10
Time IS 2-5 m S2si
Winnpsari Tamun, Psrfhorn Mugs
Game. Miami Springs and ColNrs ID also
ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
$40 Pros in Service

Ray Flahcrty coach Of the
championship Washington Red
skins will 60 into the navy this
week as lieutenant The Ma
tional Football League has $40
graduates in the service now, and
more scheduled TO go in the next
few months Washington will
send Dick Todd. Ed Justice. Joe
Beinor. John Kovatch. Bob Tltche-
nal, George Watts. Steve Juzwik
and Johnny Goodyear. The Bears
will contribute Ray BRAY. Charles
Drulis, Adolph Kissell. Frank MAJ
nicki, Bill Osamanski and DR..
Danny Fortmann Others
going in the near future are Bud
Schwenk and Vince BanoniS Of the
Cards, John Schiechl of the Lions.
AL Blozis, the shot put giant of
the New York Giants. Charles
Cherundolo of the Pirates. Tony
Canadeo Of the Packers, Dean Nc
Adams and George Kinard OF the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Pioch's a Papa

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Pioch are re-
ceiving congratulations on the
birth Of a nine-pound son. Pioch
is a former prep swimming cham
pion at Northwestern High lie
also competed Al Texas University
His wife is the former Lois
Martin.