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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Royal Air Force Attacks
Mannheim, Lud1uigshauen;
Germans Euacudte Stettin
Dog Bites, Family
Takes Treatments

Members OF the G. F. Gilbert
family, 1891 E. Cross St. and resi-
dents in that vicinity. have begun
taking the Pasteur treatment. fol.
lowing confirmation that a dog
owned by the Gilberts was rabid.
Only person bitten by the animal
was Pvt. Donald Gilbert. L. S.
Army, who was home on a furlough.
Officers have suggested that resi-.
dents in the area who have come
in contact with the dog begin treat.
ment Immediately, and have also
ordered all dogs known to have
come in contact with the rsbid ami
NAL be tied for 10 days observa-
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
Fine, Jail Choice
Offered Gamblers

-Four men charged with gambling
and arrested by sheriff's officers
Sunday evening were each assessed
SIS fine. plus s25 court costs. and
sentenced to 80 DAYS IN Jail. Tues
day In Justice Jaw II PayDe's court
in Ann Arbor. They were given the
alternative OF 30 days in Jail IL their
fines were not paid.
Appearing in court were: Herbert
Robinson. 1924 Middlebelt Rd.;
George Hall. Joseph Kisor. Kenneth
Wills, all Of Willow Lodge.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10
SECURE BLOOD

Detroit. Aug. IONS - Fifty
pints OF blood were secured by the
Detroit District Association OF the
American Legion in their drive tn
augment blood plasma supplies at
the city hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass
UP-Willard d. Coxey, 50, a former
press agent for the Ringing Broth
Ders Barnum & Bailey Circus. died
yesterday at his home after a long
Illness. 4 native of Philadelphia.
he was a former newspaperman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

PHILADELPHIA-AP-A crowd
OF more than 200 service men who
milled around the northeast corner
OF city hall early today threatening
to get" city policeman who had
been involved in a scuffle with a
Marine was dispersed by military
police and Navy shore patrolmen.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

n PHILADELPHIA-UP-Two new
submarines will slide down the
ways Of the Cramp shipyard in a
double launching ceremony next
Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

PHILADELPHIA UP-A seven
per cent wage increase was ap-
proved today by the Regional War
Labor Board for $500 radio workers
in five Bendix Aviation Corp. plants
Ia Baltimore.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

Ell PASO, Tex.-UP-Francisco
Vega. of Juarez, Mexico, faced a
. sO-day Jail sentence today for snug
ksling bobby pins into the United
States.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

ISTANBUL- UP - Responsible
sources familiar with the Balkan
situation predicted today that I:
the Russians capture Kharkov and
Bryansk, a Bulgarian revolution will
follow within a week. The over
throw OF King Boris as well as Pre-
mier Bogdan Filov was forecast.
. with the subsequent formation OF a
republic.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

MELBOURNE-AP - Premier
John Curtin today advocated rigid
National planning for postwar Aus
Nralia and implied there will be
continued need for price, wage and
production controls. Replying to
a warning from Sir Claude Read
ing. Commonwealth Bank chair
man, on the use Of bank credit after
the war, Curtin issued a statement
at Adelaide envisaging large scale
controls to increase
goods and services for the people
when peace is won.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

CHICAGO-UP-Au official OF
the Office of Price Administration
has revealed that the government
may substitute tokens for small-de-
nomination ration stamps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

NEW YoRK-UP-Three more
major orchestras. the Los Angeles
Philharmonic. the Rochester Phil
harmonic and the Indianapolis
Symphony, have telegraphed their
approval OF the New York Philhar-
. .monic-Symphony Orchestra's stand
against the union ban on recording
OF music by symphony orchestras,
II was announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

LANSING. Mich.-AP-The fed
eral.state crop reporting service re-
ported today that Michigan's cur
rent stocks OF grain are substantial
ally higher than a year ago, with
Ahe exception OF wheat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

BOMBAY AP - Completion
yesterday OF the first year OF the
detention OF Mahatma Gandhi and
ether Indian Congress leaders pass
ed off generally without any large
scale disturbances although there
were a number of arrests, 1t was
announced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

See MINERS Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

See WAR PAGE 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

See CONFERENCE.-THE 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

See KIDNAPING-Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

NEW YORK ms - American
labor will send food, clothing and
medical supplies to the italian peo-
pc as quickly as they are liberated
by the Allies. Mathew VOL. Amer
lean Federation o; Labor vice pres
ident and chief OF the Labor League
for Human Rights, promised today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

OTTAWA-INS-Canadians to-
day faced the prospect of coal con
seryation measures more stringent
than those of World War l, follow
Sag warnings OF Canadian NUM-
Mons and supply Minister Clarence
Howe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-10

PEARL HARBOR-lNS-Seven
persons were dead today and II
injured as the result of crash
OF Navy bombing plane in the
Navy Yard area. The dead includ-
nd three members OF the plane
New whose names were not an
nounced. The rest were yard EN-
ployes. Among the injured were
one woman and three men EN-
ployes OF the Navy Yard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Jamaica Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRsT RACE-3-yesr-olds and up =
SIM, BE, .ws..,ape) $40 % $50 SO g 80 50
Mehr,sns, so
Time f.l2 is, OFF 1919
Great Albert Thorno. Bay Carse and
Enthran also ran.
SECOND RACE -7-yesr- 6ids. =, mile
Brisrhone (McCresry) 10 ~ "a
Dora pear CstouD 80 , 80
a-BlaCk Flower
(AtkInson) ; 80
T,ms i.i3 2-5, or rs
Miss Anna C, b-FriIiclo Rius a-Phuae.
First Gun. Jamoke FAIRY Blend and
n-BaniSh Ruth also ran
al NJ Roebling entry.
NJ ~ Hertz entry
THIRD RAcE.7-yssr .ola,. mile 80
Dance Team atkinson So 20
Tropea (Nright 30
Time ia is. of 5ei5
Surrogate. ogham. Cue Hora Wild Rice
and Bel Reign also ran.
FOURTH RACE 2-year-olds. s, mile
Black Blade tWrighD 24.7o $40 SOC
Lucky Draw CMcCrearyl , 80 2 81
Sweeping Time (Westropel s 81
Time II 2-S. of } 81
Nelson Dunstan Faro Queen. Raveuala
Fire sticky. stronghold. Skytracer and Big
HEAD also ran
FIFTH RACE - 3-ycar-olds and W.
I t-t6 miles
First aadis CMehrtsnD ssO 80 $50
slide Rule (Nestropel 50 81
Boysy CGilberb 90
Time ! - rs. IN 1O'1
Detection. Mines Mo. Bon jour, Eura-
sian and samborombon also ran.
SIXTH -3.yeor-olds and ~ =,
mile.
b-Haprv Note
(AtktnEonf 3 ~ 50 N
Singing Torch tBrookal - 90
Shrimpie tWestrnpei ~
Time u or "a
PiantsEenet h-Rurales and Blue serge
also ran
h-Stern -Guiiino sntry.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr oids and Up
- miles
Magdala fAtkinsonl 3 90 40 20
Jan one CStrangel 50 ~
Blue stride Cpermanel 2 ~
Time 7 50, on . 30
Toy Quay. Clncus and Gala Light also
ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Ex-WOIVerine
Is Gopher Star
Continued from First sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
knocked out early in the game
sGarnaas returned TO action 10 do
.en outstanding job on defense
:. Although Jimmy Dewar scored
Camp Grants touchdown early IN
the third period, il was Storti who
drew the applause for 70-yard
march
He carried the BAN 10 times in
i plays and finally drove TO the
4, from where DeWar went over
left tackle TO score on q reverse.
Bob Orlandos place kick for the
conversion point was good
Probably the best hncman on
the field was Minnesota'S Bob
LoSsie. lS5-pound freshman
from St. Paul. LOSsie was as me
thodical and consistent as bot
tle-capping machine as he broke
up one Camp Grant play after
another. He must have made az
least half the GopherS' tackles.
Although Camp Grant out first
downed the Gophers, Is 10 9
rushing yardage 1877 for Mime
sofa and 216 for Camp Grant was
almost even.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

arrested who failed TO observe the
8 a. m. opening each day. Two
others were caught with phea-
SAINTS, the identity of which had
been destroyed.
1t is expected that this year,
with the wartime meat shortage
drawing more acute, more hunt
ers will be preserving their game
kill in freezing lockers.
The law permits hunters TO
store small game in frozen food
lockers for six months beyond
the legal possession limit OF 80
days after the close of the sea-
son but permit available from
the conservation department is
necessary for this extension.
Sunday hunting is banned in
all counties up here in the Thumb.
Many hunters are taking advan-
tage of the sudden change in
weather and will move over 10
Saginaw Bay and other duck
hunting areas this Sunday, where
flights are reported coming in by
the thousands.
Everybody in the downriver sec
ton knows Edward w. Spcck of
Wyandotte. A barber in that city
for more than so years, Speck is
loved by sportsmen for his win
ter bird feeding program and his
intense interest in conservation Of
our wildlife.
Last week we received a letter
from him telling It's that squirrels
on Crosse lie are swimming the
first channel because there arc no
nuts on the island for them 10
feed on.
zone big fox squirrel came
into our yard" Speck said ="
told my wife " she could get
il to take the nuts from her
hand would give her ~ for
each nut. i had In pay her 81,
The squirrel buried the nuts in
our yard.
with one nut she coaxed the
squirrel into our home, which
proves what Jack Miner tkings-
Vile, Ont, naturalist) always
said: The people are wild not
the animals and I think there
IN something In that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
BY lewis n. Walter
THEY'LL NEVER LEARN
.PERILS OF WAGERING

agreement on a player in whom
Detroit Is interested He's
playmg on the Calf Juniors,
Detroit sponsored team
Adams thought he might make
a deal with Day. give him Love
for the lad in Gait He sent
a fecler, but back came a wire
from the Maple Leafs coach
Not interested in that kind OF
Love"
NOW MING TIE
HARD WAY: Juste Fontaine,
the little featherweight Olympia
boxing fans have seen handing
out some stiff punches in two
successive shows. plans on re-
turning 10 school soon He
wants To be lawyer like his
dad, who graduated from Tulane
and was an outstanding athlete
at Jesuit College of New Or
leans Juste'S dad died last
October, and the former anna
teur boxing champion feels he
can make more money boxing
than by defense work He
was rejected for army duty be-
cause of punctured car drum
incidentally, IT should he
explained to people who sniff at
such exemptions that men with
perforated ear drums are help
less before gas attacks. since
the mask doesn't protect the
ears.
SHOVEL-SHOT GETS NEW
NAME: Carson Cooper. the
Red Wings scout, has an I'M
usually handsome thatch of
curly. silver hair go. Since Les
ter Patrick of the New York
Rangers is already referred TO
rs the Silver Fox of Hockey,
the hockey players at Olympia
are now calling their handsome
bachelor scout THE Gray
Wolf -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Lighthouse Wilson
Gets Oak Leaf Award

HEADQUARTERS. SOUTH
PACIFIC FORCES. oct 16 rtpl
Col. Harry j.. Lighthouse
Harry wilson former Al
America halfh7CF from Penn
State and West Point. ha been
awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster Iu
lieu Of 4 second air medal. The
army announced today
Wilson, commanding group r'
Mitchell bouberS known e- fH.
Night Nemesis was decorated
for five sorties during the period
from Aug. Is 10 Sept The
Might Nemesis squadron was
credited with sinking II japanese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
ora Ft46 HOOK

YOU CANT WIN. TRUE
STORY DEPT Not too long
ago one Of the cashiers at a
successful race meeting ran
screaming from his cage after
one OF the late races O.. Don't
lct them arrest me- Don't Let
them take me. Please Please
hc screamed pltcou>ly Off
Gals ran up 10 him What's the
matter q they asked, putting
their arms around his shout
derS.
Il het- my whale paYnfi stack
on that horse in the last race
that finished second said The
dcfaultlng cashier, tears trick
ling down his face please
don't send me Ia jail"
AChaSt al the idea Of such a
iuicy story reaching the press
and public. officials huShed up
the matter, swallowed the loss
and sent The repentant cashier
back 10 his cage 10 ponder the
pcrIlS of betting on sure
things
II was a wonderful break for
the cashier Everything went
fine from then on until the
next day - when he did It
again.
GOAL ONE FOR TORONTO!
Happy Day the Maple Leafs
hockey coach must be feeling
quite merry over his clubs pros
poets, Judging from the nifty
ne pulled on Jack Adams Of the
worid champion Rcd Wings -.
The Toronto club has been yelp-
ing that Detroit stole one Of the
Leafs best prospects, young
Tommy Love of Toronto
The Wings put him on their
negotiation list which makes It
impossible for him to play with
any one else On the other
hand Toronto has binding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

SECOND RACE-2-year-o'ds 2. mile;
Yakima Zenith
tCafRreHsb 40 ~ ~
'EaCk shot tSsurl0Ckl 20 so
Observer CBlet1ackerl 90
Time IFS la. or a;ho
swift f.rrfru R0iu's Chofrr 'Srauwotf
GO Appointment swift Action star Chs
lcngcr Warrior Lad, Mighty Blow and
Our Risk also ran.
'Flcld
THIRD RAcE-3-year-o 'ds and up. J
Chsnce Grey CReeves, s. 20 Ils $50
Rose Red tBietzAckep 400 ) uh
Innate tMoienAi ~
Time i.4l rs. or 3I
.Hls Hishaess -cagmsstt Late Dawn,
Sidonia and Aestsum slsn ran
FOURTH RAcE-2.ycar-olds e. mile:
fMcCsddenl i 50 =" 90
Long Ago iFarreln y ~ > 40
Royal Canadian lBlackhurnl 40
RAPID Firer. Hcminisrs sennmsn, sake
Federal Tax Duolc 'Jacian quick stitch
Valdina Bright and Gray potte also ran.
'Fieid
FIFTH RACE 3-year-o'ds milo :.
SOY Suar, CHiEieyi - So an 80
Night CraWicT tStuuD tot ~
Bold style tLittreGl 4-p
Time I .as i-5. or ISL
Eugene. Valdina Punch. Naldlna Circr
snd Miss Advice also ran.
SIXTH RACE -3-year-odg and up. "a
mile
Founders Reeves 800 800 ont
Gold Princess ,CHNarcu so rui
Flying Easy tDyer) our
Time ~ Is. on , ol =
some Nan and Golden Man also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 3.ycsr-olds and ur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

\ LETTER from the boys mother
reached Bob shortly after he re-
turned TO this country. II had
been dictated 10 the executive
officer OF the hospital shortly be-
fore the boy died The letter was
devoted almost entirely 10 Bob's
visit. The letter closed with this
sentence, probably the last the
boy spoke Bob and the other
entertainers haze done great ioh
OYCr here, N0ther. I only wish I
was going TO live so that ! could
complete mine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Catches so Perch

Lou Petfie, -Betroft ftrrreS
sterotyper j. another that Will
pass up the hunting season for
fishing. With his son Don, 10,
home on a furlough from the
Great Lakes training station they
got the limit of perch in Lake St
Clair. They fished the area south
of the mouth Of the Salt River
in Lake ST. Clair near New Balti-
moro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Purdue Rallies
In Second Half
To Batter Ohio
lcontlnued from rLr.l Sport raecl

CONTINUED from First sport Page
defense for tine touchdown and
Thomas added the extra point
The BoilemskerS wasted no
time IN Getting their ScorrE under
way after the recess. They took
The ball on their own ~ and M
FIVE plays tr7Cv --7-Tr- Fr'rrr' TIRE
length Of the field The hg Catn
was hy Keith Parker an advance
Of ~ yards through center JIG
was brought down from behind on
The : nv Parks. Two plays later
Butkovich rammcd over
Ohio failed after taking the
kickoff and SouderS purtcd %
midheld. Rutkovich made this
touchdown ms personal business.
end on a half-dozcu plays ripped
his way TO the goal lIuc
ONLY TEMPORARY DELAY
Purdue had q chance early m
the fourth period when Alex
Agasc recovered Sensanbauchcr $
tumble on The ID. but the ball ON
Ohio held and took the bali on
downs. l. was gust a temporary
setback. however ON the first
play Parks fumblcd and Morrow
recovered on the IS. Two plays
put Butkov1ch into the end zone.
The next Boilormaker score
chmaXed an S2-yaTd drive against
The very tired Buckeye defenders.
ButkoVich and DimanChcff carried
the ball 10 the ~ and here Diman-
chef found a path that led straight
10 the goal line without a Buck
eye getting his hand on him.
Dick Barwegen blocked Souder'S
punt and Purdue got the bail on
Ohios 80 in the last few minutes
of the game. Five plays went TO
the Is. Here Nananti tipped the
ball TO Dimancheff and he scam
pered into the end zone
Coach Elmer Burnham had only
one complaint Ills lads missed
ali Eve attemptS for extra points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Grove Has Operation
To Improve Pitching

CHICAGO. Oct IS (UP)-Orval
Grove. Chicago White SoS pitcher.
underwent an operation today for
removal Of a loose bone chip in
has pitching elbow Or Daniel IT,
Lev1Bthal. who performed tho
operation. said Grove would be
the best pitcher in the league
next season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

,oWr,c mr. 20 Bowling ALLEYS
llUWL , ntb' 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail Issno. nurr-y s3i2
1878 Cast Isifsrsen AZ Easiia~n
4 IInYy cIpIVr ss4 GRAND RlVIR Al
luuhI Sih'NC rHE BlVO ~ 7-ssSs
! OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY 6 y ~ UNTIL
/ "A n. a. BRUNSWICK LAsGs. BAR.
mt. ELLIOTT REC. '''7o -. W.T. 49,. sSs'0'T
Open Alley, TODAY from A. ~. UuiH 40
An Wait OR csek'sH lssnse. Excellent ooa
NEW FAIRYleW va s1 - tHs' 't % sS:,,
aiIto DOUBLES SUNDAYS brsp
opon Ali.ys 10 A. " 10 p n ard After &c.
OLYMPIC REC. s AZ, MAJ. A. 90 awe ..5
" Alleys s,- $40 hOd~n. EaihsssiIsr Open
ss.iins AT DAY Saturday, ard sunsays.
PALACE REC. 's's ssa1'O1 AVesOt
u Alleys without q pp,, op.n Bo~iino ioA ~
tn A. N. s,IIisrds. Restaurant Cocktail LOaoSs-
PALACE SCnOEhHERR sT su.D '.s 49,
Instruction, GV.n psily on IN. PAUL noBLtY
Sail Instructor. Lsafs 10 Bowl Correctly Hare.
pAIu prhru iss2e MEYERS Near
TAlm btRGH MesIcHoLs us 3.s27s
YouTi snIoy op.s esSlius Mere ssiurdsu .ao
sondsr ~ Bru",~,es eiInsplrv Lsrss.
PALMER PARK sss.,r S.. TV 20 s's',1
Open Bowling All Day Today
phpEI ANN 1929 WEST wARRTs, Mar
rAnhlHnu soUTHFIULo CT. 522o
"a Bssutifui lsrss' D.troHs Pr,,,isr CoeSish
Bar sdIoiniuu Meals Served. opsa Aney, osy.
PLAYDIUM 1917 'os LAW ss.T.T ~, va. '"s
oprs DAILY uNrlt a " ais0isht ard
sfts'Hoer tsssU. Reservations sun A'.Hsbls
RAINBOW REC. W. sss sHn'O ~ rs ssss
oPss BOWLING ALL DAY TO-DAY UNTIL
p. ~ AND AFTER p.
pAM0NA pFc 1880 tAsI sssicHoLs.
'HmonH nlo' at rIckoRY. Pc. 3s2s
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. ~
riLL CLOSING WEEKDAYS UNTIL p ~.
pITTpp DIR 1925 JANE a. CHALMERS
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVIERA REC. ', .o Grand "a, s,S ~, e.! ayL
opts BOWLING TO-DAY FROM iI.,o A. ".
UNTIL p. ". AND AFTER 10 p. n.
R0lIGF REC. 1919 COOLIDGE. wgsr
when Down River Stsp Hsfs. Open Bs~lina On
Saturday, and susdsys from An. III clesins.
SOUTHEASTERN s., W. 1ss ss.t es !. stts9s
OPEN BOWLING AT OaY IOUAI
wsskdsv Uuth p ~. Friday After y. ~.
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op,a Bsxiins AL DAY Saturday. and Sunday,
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cTlTr rLIp 1900 WOODWARD TO. s-tsa2
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SNOWFLAKE or the WORLD. "a Alier
For opsn Bosiina Saturday, ard Sundays.
Tcppvic 1887 OEoUisDRE. NEAR
I6nnI NEVADA. rW 1-98i3
oper BoxIiss All DAY Saturdays ard sunday.
wsss Day, ~ Q. After ~. Thurs Fri. ritter
TWENTY GpANn 5000 roURIlIsTH
iWLNII unANu ~. 4-s50l
~ Alleyr Open for lssaues Iussdsy $50 y. ".
ms opsa Bo.ins TO-DAY ~ A. ", tn clo'inq
lvlpcITy 1869 LIvERsoIs. m. nosiohOs.
VRnoiil " Alleys UN t.Ss2o.
open Po~iinu ALL DAY Sat. Sun. from 10 a. ".
Until cIosiss. Wsesdsu Urth p. ~, After g.,
WASHINGTON BOWL ''' s s1'E,: UTsT CO.
opsr Bs~iins TODAY from 10 A. n. Until $50
a. N. rs Brunswick Centennial lanes. CT. $500.
WAYNE'S SCHOOL s Sc S: at y g. 5 s,s
private Lesson, Afternoons WAYNE SPhulolh6.
Instructor. Open BovIins " Noon TN ~ 80 p. ~
WEST DETROIT ~, ysos sIss'sI =, s s,,5
LEAGUE OPENINGS STILL LtfT. oPEs
bILtYs TO-DAY ~ A. ". UNTIL CLOSING.
RAuN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

pie 20 the out
slider 10 pro-
ciuce sue h n
show bat the
records reveal
that durin <
/ Q ,. DcMile
coached GA &C
I orS IN 80
roles and re-
hearSed ! 100
hours TO pro-
duCe entertain
nent totalling
only ~ hours
nn tho ar In
8 plte of the
fact that he
IlARN lnIM lna-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RACE s.year.oids and up,
mile
Rlt a. RrasRn- lINughtl- i 50 q 50 50
surgeon DICK tFreeman) Z ~ uN
ekap,Sav Reeves a. go
Time la l-@-aa Aals
- n ur-riur t.nrty- Ftcfu~ry taffcti-E " thss
Fpizar. Mothers Girl Erin Torch Plppa
Passes and Chick Jackson Also ran.
sFlrlr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Rockinoham Results
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE 3-ycarolds and up. =
Var Clean cpa,ulo) $50 $40 $50
' CTarueuln $50 50
Trimmed Danielsl ~
Time ia 3-5. on 0s.
ridge Mad Bunny. Irresstibls, silver
Whisk and Bowsprit also ran.
SECOND ACE-2-year-olds = mile
Hy Cato Gross 10 90 6o 500
Idle POO Usvnchl $50 ) so
In Vogue (Nuhams $50
Time ~ 50. of z 37'1
Powdered MIX Msrspresert Entertain
ment. Fort Ben, Dauntiess Cal and
Bohrich also ran
THIRD RACE 3-year.olds and NJ =
Oh Whitley CrurhulD 900 40 20
Dodgs city (psttiol $40 On
Chancr Surd 6Mar'inl IN
Time 10 IS. m 3.o7'b
Pete's Bet Kins Gambi' and Wake
Robin also ran
FOURTH RAcE-5-yesr- Odds and up, "a
lucia, sun ,Bu,chsrD 1910 ssO 500
Try Flying Martini 10 40 $50
MaroEay (SeabOJ 70
Time ia Is. off 5 .3Ti-
Allegro. Airy Goet, Two Kick, strollng
Easy. Easy Blend and Caesar b. also ran
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-o and UP, a
mile
Mntlock tKoyk so So 20
LayaWay tWilltamsl 90 so
Don Lin II Butcher 40
Time ! ~ 2-5. OF 4 ~.
sir War and Morocco Sir also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-y,aroids and up
t-i6 miles
Wise Moss Butcher so 90 out
Navv duncan 100 nut
KAnfar Run CSesbol out
Time a. Is ulf 50.
Whrc Hope also ran
SEVENTH RACE-3.,ssf oios and up
{ 10 miet
Sea Foam duncan 90 IN So
Cteru tPutcnsrl $50 81
Orrades CTreril 40
Time 81 as ~ 45s
Z0roaura. Mukymcon Chsstah Con.
sommp and Timothy q. also ran
EIGHTH RACE .ysar-olds and ur
2-tS miles
conrad Mann az Wuusmsl 90 g. 20 go
Free Trader (Turubulli 90 20
Helfry CHIMES az Treutl 80
Time 05 IS. OF S.27ih
Eeere Advice Grandeur Bold Nelson
Fandaugie and Lauernsn also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
SHELLS SOLD FOR $I.OO
EACH TO HUNTERS
BY Don GilIies

MARI.ETTE ia cold northeast wind accompanied
falling Friday night failed to
halt who swarrnng the Thumb
for the small game