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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-30

and frozen fruit juices were made
point free.
The new point values become ef-
fective Sunday.
EXPLAIN SETUP
Explaining ti,s vegetable reduc-
tions, rationing officials said
Supplies of canned green, or
wax, beans are at a fairly high
level and the production outlook
indicates supplies will continue to
be satisfactory.
Reduction in the point value OF
canned peas and tomatoes is pos
sible since consumer demand has
declined more than 10 per cent
in the past two months. Stocks of
both of these commodities COM
pare favorably with those of last
year."
The new zero value for canned
green beans compares with a five
point value for n No. 2 can in De-
cember.
Canned peas were reduced from
18 to Is points for the popular No.
2 can with other sizes reduced pro-.
portionately. The No. 2H can of
tomatoes which had a ration value
of 81 points was reduced to Is
points.
ONE-FOURTH OF EATABLE
These three items make up about
25 per cent of all rationed processed
foods.
Cuts in frozen vegetables reflect
not only adequate supplies at pres
ent but also the necessity of clear
ing cold storage space so that the
heavy slaughter of meat can be alb
sorbed, it was explained.
Frozen vegetables which will have
a zero point value had values in
December ranging from IL points
pound for spinach down to two
points pound for beets and car
rots. Frozen corn, peas and lima
beans retain their December values.
Frozen blueberries and huckle-
berries were reduced from IL to
six points pound.
ON JAMS, PRESERVES
In ordering increases for jams,
preserves and marmalades, officials
explained that sales have been ex-
ceeding available supplies under
the point values given two months
ago when the sweet spreads we're
put under rationing
The OPA ordered that all fruit
spreads under 5la ounces, except
citrus marmalades and those pack
ed for Christmas packages be re-
turned to rationing next Sunday.
On the following Sunday, Jan. 9, all
sizes of spreads will be placed under
rationing again.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-30
TO MAKE STUDY
OF PLANT PESTS

E. w. Bodine, plant pathologist
with the United States department
of agriculture, arrived in Imperial.
Valley Thursday to assist in sur
vey of plant pests attacking valley
crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-30

WASHINGTON, Dec. 80. (UP)-
The Office of Price Administra-
ton is studying the possibility of
applying ceiling prices and ration
ing to used automobiles but there
is no prospect of decision in the
immediate future, a spokesman said
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-30
MARSHALL KEEPS JOB

The most reliable underground
sources new say that Gen. George
C. Marshall WI remain as chief
of staff, and that Gen. Dwight d.
Eisenhower most probably will be-
come supreme commander of the
Anglo American forces on the con-
tinent of Europe.
II true, this is good news. Cen
eral Eisenhower has proven his
ability in the invasion job. Cen
eral Marshall has demonstrated
himself to be one of the really
great chiefs of staff in American
History. Even though Marshall
might like to go into the field, it
would seem foolish to shift two
men away from jobs which they
are doing supremely WELL in hope
that they would do equally well in
new positions.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-30
-by-
Peter Edison

the form you WreStled with last
Sept. IS, estimating your income
and your Victory and Withholdir>
taxes for 1943. From this estimate
of income and taxes tor 1914, you
may find that the taxes to be with
held from your pay envelope in 1914
will be sufficient to meet your fed
eral taxes for the year, in which
case you will have to make no
March IS payment on your 1914 in
come. On the other hand, you may
find you will have to pay some
thing extra on March Is. Either
way, you will have to bring this
calculation into balance with what
you owe the government or what
the government will owe you on
your 1912 and 1943 income taxes,
which are calculated on the second
form.
On this second form you must
figure accurately the things you
made estimates on last Sept. 10
income, taxes, expenses and deduc-
tions authorized by lava regular
March Is income tax declaration,
but covering the two years 1912
and 1943. It's necessary to figure
it on a two-year basis because this
is the first year in which the pay
as-you-go plan has been in effect
and also because part of your
1912 taxes were forgiven.
Before Jan. 81, your employer is
supposed to furnish you with q
statement on your exact earnings
for 1943 and the amount of taxes he
has withheld from your pay. AS
soon as you get these figures, you
can get on with your chore, for
which there will be the customary
long form and short form. The
long form is for use if your income
is less than $4,000 a year.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-30
s. Burton Heath
Writes:

of a Circuit Court injunction and
could be punished.
It appears very unlikely that
otherwise, so long as the Bill Of
Rights remains an integral part of
the American Constitution, it will
be possible to punish an employer
for peacefully indicating his de-
s,res."
It is ironic that a high govern
net emp'cye should have selected
the anni ersary of the Bill of
Rights tc ,.lr1aten action to sup
press freedom CT speech.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-30

EDITORS NOTE: The following edit
0riais are presented as interesting ODin-
ions u0iced by editors elsewhere. Ihey
do not necessarily reflect the opinion OF
this paper.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-31

In fact, electric power is basic to prac.
tically all war production. 1t turns the
machines that turn out tanks, planes and
guns. 1t Yields the steel seams of fast.
building ships. 1t flashes the urgent
words OF war by air and by wire.
War has brought shortages Of many
materials, but there has been plenty Of
electric power for war production. The
electric companies under business man.
agcincnt, supplying about scrcn. cigIifIrs
II all dmcricd's electric rnwer. had a
BIG job to do = and did il!
They've produced billions more kilo.
.att.hours each Of the last three years.
They've been able to do il because thev
know how from long experience - and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-31
~ 6ZAT HE WZ2TZ0S RIHGESZ Wun<2R4H9 LES .AcT>

A roaring, raging hurricane seldom hits
harder than 100 miles an hour. But at
Wright Field, Ohio. Air Force engi.
neers Rhip up an almost unbelievable
40o.mile wind = to help improve Ameri.
can military planes.
Two fcrty.foot fans, weighing nearly
a million pounds. put the hurry" in
this hurricane tunnel. They're driven
by huge ll5.ton electric motor. They
permit tests Of large-scale plane models
at speeds up to 400 miles all hour.
Americd's sleek fighters and bmi,
bombers are faster, safer, more deddIy
TO the enemy, because America hd, hc
~orids biggest Wind tunnel, - and H.
xorLdS bisgnH 'spply Of electric
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-31

because business men in this country are
stu Tree to roll up their sleeves and put
their ideas and plans to work.
Let's keep this freedom after our
"hirl"'nd has busted off Adolf, Toto
and Benito.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-31

Here the polnvaue chart foods
of an ITEM:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-31

Find ont the weight Of
In line the
ounce and pounds find column weight bciung,
Evening star., 1943-08-15
<1azoe k}&@e AAx Ky&a

This handy little booklet gives complete
reducing diets for men and women. Nutri>
tionally sound Simple to follow. Helps to
tone up as'it Sims down. For free copy, just
send lt postal to RY-KRlSP, 2l Checker
board Square, ST. Louis Z, Missouri.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
1920 18th ST. NV.

OolU IUUII . >. INV.
Conveniently located. One of
the best-equipped rooming and
boarding houses in city; %
rooms, all filled; 81, baths;
dining room accommodates one
hundred persons. Due to illness,
willing to sacrifice property and
business. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Contact Owner.
Mrs. H, MOORE. 1920 18th st..
NV. co. 1856.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
PERSONAL.


coLoREp-RooM AND BOARD WANTED
win take another section. DE. 52s4.
ATTRACTIVE. AIR-coNDTTIoNED STU
dio ballroom, equipped with piano, auto,
records mike and room for refreshments;
available for dance parties weddings, etc.
No other like 1t. Centrally located. Dis
DON'T QUIT WHEN THINGS GO
wrong as they sometimes will ;. when
the road you're trudgins seems Ms all up up hiil hsa
When en-. the funds are ou,n,sts low snd edne 5ne
Of 9TH the poem to inspire YOU. printed on
book mark, is yours for the asking ask; with
ssus9s n eepson sSS nave x ssyens M Sns
DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN TO eIa YRS.
NIs Il hone nsnsx Of exn g %sthsr' 4sas woman ss:r
SOUND STUDIO OPEN FOR EVENING
enSagements-card parties. lectures. eve
nins classes, etc. Accommodate. so: Rea,
voice % recording units Executive 3oos. In
auire sunday or evenings
TRANsI.ATNG DONE BY LINGUIsT OF
1h roSp To Do
at home sH. nssa. Box 81 x. Star.
SILVER SPRING. MD. = ROOM AND
board for children Of employed parents; rent
from school. . blocks bus line. Box 4o7-
VACANCY IN coNvALEscENT HOME
Nursing care and tray service. Berwyn
NoNwoRKNG MOTHER WANTED;
care for lst-grade boy after school, Satur-
days Apply 1919 10th st. NV. Apt. ?.
10 years % old. Diet includes fresh .res,
SQUADS and fresh vegetables and fruit.
Private home. Reasonable. Box ABB
BOARD FOR GIRLS. ABOUT s. YEARS;
in refined gentle home, Best food and
superyision mothers ,, care 500 ,,s
chiid,s BACKGROUND, nature habits BOX
BUILD Up PROSPEROUS FUTURE IN
Spanish 95 aepeS West pSn ss skper .e e he
niSisse' EaRN BASIC hso spANIsH n your res,dsnee
diplomat instructor. Box l54-N. Star
HATS MADE TO ORDER REMODELED,
renovated. fur and fabric hats made Of your
Hstessssl rs ss oAss Anne Hopkins llio ST. sm'
MIDDLE-AGED LADY WILL SHARE BASE
ment spnrtment with mother and look
after child; central ne. washington Phone
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN OF GOOD STAND
ing. With no encumbrsnces. will give her
services. IN tood home where she can be
one Of family; no laundry or chiidren. sox
MOTHERS, BANIsH. MAID TROUBLE, LET
me care for your infant as you would: Not
day nursery. but my own home. II de-
sired will call for and return. Prefer North
west and Silver Spfing sections. Sligo 33oS.
GOOD BOARDING HOME NEEDED FOR
month-old baby II interested phone or
write Chiiuren's Protective Association, DU
1913 1907 ST NV,
RADIO PERFORMER. ENTERTAIN IN
valid women. children: daytime: soc hour
and carfsre. p, O. Box 52S2 Seat PieasP 1t,
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KnspERGAR-
ten, 1892 Massachusetts, ave. NV: school
OF dancing snd nursery: hour, day or week
$50 to $50
HEMoRRHoIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for a life.
time or money back. Write tcr hn~''-' ~
drugs or surFery DIR. SOMkdERWERCK
1865 Columbia rd. Adams e3se.
HURTING FEET NO FUN MY NEW
metstarsal pad will make your old shoe.
comfortable. Specializine In health shoe.
fer 27 years. NORRIS wERHLE. 40l
kresse Blds., l1e6 q st. NV. MA. 464a
BUSINESS CARDS, 81. so THOUSAND UP
Order your calendar now: 1874 bool
matches GOOD for any business. Rubbe
oeAmps. Reasonable prices, IA. 2e46.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE ESTATE.
Grocery and delicatessen business. at
1897 Ga. ave. NV. Apply Michael J.
Lane, Atty, Columbian Building. ME-. 2436.
GROCERY STORE, doing business of about
5000 per week, for sale. including stock
and fixtures: priced for quick sale due TO
illness of owner; lease can be secured. in
Guiding store and large rooms. Box
BEAUTY SHOP, estab II years. select
clientele; operated as Harper Shop: for
sale, unusual opportunity; located George
Washington Hotel. Winchester. Va. Theresa
Smith owner.
LUNCHROOM. small. for sale. with Q
apartments above. Call ME. 9740. "a
WANTED-GREETING CARD. GIFT AND
BooKSHoP IN GOOD LOCATION. BOX
OWNER LEAVING CITY. must sacrifice
immed small hotel. now operating as
rooming house. located main highway No.
/. rs miles south of WASHINGTON. Grey
hound bus service at door. Brick con-
struction: IL bedrms with running water.
dining rm lobby coal-burning and steam
heating furnace; u acres: roadside lunch
rm.: filled to capacity with military per-
sonnel Full price. equipped S12.500 cash.
Phone Triangle tVa,l 7-K-3 ewes. for ap-
pontment to inspect, or write H. Vanden-
hove. Dumfries, Va,
Is ROOMS; downtown; rent, SI05; inc,
S}67.25. Owens Realty CO. NE. 04s6,
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. good equipment and
stock Excellent business location. For
information apply 5000 4th st NV.
| RESTAURANT FOR sALE-very good in
come, short hours. no liduor. Box AZ.
Evening star., 1943-08-22


Just returned from Costa Rica,
where I was employed under
the supervision of the U. S. E.
D. building the Pan-American
Highway. / was successful in
acquiring a concession and
option on several thousand
acres of Costa Rican national
lands along that great road
for only a few cents on the
dollar Of their potential value.
1 need a person or a few per-
sons to join me in syndicating
those holdings for future
profit and development. Box
15-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

knitted number of agencies doing 500
weekly or more, to be served BY q modern
steam laundry. Write BOZ o4-x Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

DOGS. PETS. ETC.
gray, orange: beautiful pets. ia 2676
BOSTON TERRIERS, females 10 weeks old
registered. 3613 14th st. NV.
sIAMEsE KITTENS. pedisreed, seal point,
6ias 6ius eyes; wonderful pets. Peet' @l2o Lee
BOSTON TERRIERS, small female puppies,
toy female. 7511 18th st: NV.
{ KITTENS, housebroken. want good home.
TWO cUDDLY 4-MoNTHs-oLD KITTENS.
black belle. trimmed in white, and good
give for good homes CH. 1854.
WANTED BOSTON TERRIER' male wen
3401 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex.
mother Springer spaniel. Gail 81. 1890.
COCKER sPANIEL PUPPIES. pediFreed,
sssi"ssE sa Rsfss ss. ssS s'fa s. % War.
PERSIAN KITTENS black. male, pedi-
greed: reasonable. CH. 1855.
FOR sALE-,Pedigreed black Scotch Ter
rier. 3 months. Call HO. 5SS6.
asg .ost FOR rg 3 soss ss 1nd ooose
St, Maryland Park. Md.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES ~ weeks
old, A. X. c. 1913 Otis st. ne. MI. 1913.
little beauties; reasonable. Si04 Addison
Chapel road. Kenilworth ne. IL 03l7.
KITTENS, Angoras. Persian, beautiful,
pedisreed, red, cream, white white black blue
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. 4-6 weeks old;
reasonable. 742 Crittenden st. NV. RA.
O99l
wANTED-Good home for puppy 3 months
old: Part Chow and Police. Call WI. 3267
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES, sired by
beautiful specimens; males and females:
Bladensburg rd. ne. LU. 7195.
TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. very tiny;
also Pomeranian Miss Hunt. Rosedere Ken
nels, Falls Church 1896.
TOGGENBURG BUCK KID. very playful;
great pet. Will eat up the weeds Miss Hunt.
RoSedere Kennels. Falls Church 1896.
BRUSSELS GRIFFoN PUPPIES These
affectionate and quite fascinating. Miss
Hunt. Rosedere Kennels, Falls Church
1896.
RABBITS for laboratory use or for meat;
price per ID. for part or all. Also sll-steel
6-compartment hutches for sale. Box
463-X. Star,
BOXER PUP, fawn and white, sweet dis.
where affection and companionship are
desired; priced reasonably. Howard Men
delson, 1907 Cleveland St, Alexandria,
Va. Phone Alex. 1919.
PUPPIES-6 fox terriers, z weeks old;
cheap. Hillside 0201-M
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY, male. 3
months old, cheap; male, 10 months old.
some training; beautiful dog. one proud
to own. L. F. Dyson, 420 King St, Alex
andria. AL. 021s.
POINTER PUPS. registered. best field
stock; 4 left: S25. E. w. Boyd, jr., Nc
Lean Va. Elmwood 6Ss.
sAMOYEDE PUPS. registered Axe. 2910
Pa. ave. Sc. Call Ii S59S.
BOXER PUPPIES, excellently bred. male
and female, fawns. brindles, cropped. P.
w. Kidwell, Rockville. Md, 4S3-W,
GREAT DANE. black female. l year old.
Reasonable. Call oxford 1850.
POLICE PUPPIES for sale. Call wiscon-
sin 6122.
IRISH SETTER PUPPY, male. A. X. c, reg.
Householder, hunting stock; good child's
pet. Reasonable price. WI. 5l74,
BOXERS, .; beautiful blue ribbon winners
Excellent blood lines, Females, and
3 yrs. old. Pawn color. No kennels. 8228
N st. NV. AID. 0sle.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, excellent for
male; 81 50. 4b2l 3snd st. North AZ
lnstoo. Va cH. S144.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

BOARD FOR GIRLS. ABOUT 5 YEARS,
in refined GENTLE neSs,, home, Best 1909 sna
month Give fun particulars as to the
child's background, nature habits BOX
@63-V, Star
Evening star., 1943-08-22

WILL ROOM AND BOARD BOY FROM
70 ? years old Diet includes fresh eggs,
SQUADS and fresh vegetables and fruit.
Private home. Reasonable. Box 433-
Evening star., 1943-08-22

RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Very good in
come, short hours; no LIQUOR. Box 6-z,
Star
Evening star., 1943-08-22

SILVER SPRING, MD. = ROOM AND
board for children of employed parents
Suburban home Large grounds. | block
from school. 2 blocks bus line Box 4O7-
Evening star., 1943-08-22

WE OWN SEVERAL desirable equipped res
taurants and drugstores and luncheonettes
that can be purchased by responsible
parties oil reasonable terms. II interested,
call L. T. Lohmann, Ma. $3.50 between
10 am. and pm. Fidelity Plan Corp.
FOR RENT, poultry stand in Arcade AND
New Center Markets. Phone Atlantic 67O6.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
HAY.
DOGS. PETS, ETC.


Timothy and also good clover mix.
Laurel 320-J
Evening star., 1943-08-22

BUILD Up PROSPEROUS FUTURE IN
Spanish America. Don't be cypher in the
o. g. Golden West opportunities are ex-
hsusted. Enjoy Latin American culture,
learn BASIC SPANISH in your residence.
Effective method Moderate fee. Native ex-
6inlnnnf insfructor R0y i54-y. Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-22

SOUND STUDIO OPEN FOR EVENING
enSagements-card parties lectures. eve
ming classes. etc. Accommodate so, Rea-
sonable. ARRANGEMENTS for amplifyinE and
voice recording units. Executive 3001. In
al SUNDAY eyeHinPS
Evening star., 1943-08-22

Military schools. preparatory schools.
junior colleges. public and private schools.
Adams Teachers Agency,
2O4 Colorado Bldg 18th and G SITS NV
Evening star., 1943-08-22

EDWIN l.. ELLIS,
Capitals Largest Guest House Broker
1910 Vermont Ave, RIM. 211. RE. 5140.
TODAY'S BARGAINS.
IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park: z block
to bus and streetcars; income $3.50 mo-;
rent only $50 mo-. 81 900 cash handles.
APARTMENTS AND ROOMS.
New Hamp. ave-; excellent trans; 9
apis. and Z bedrooms elect. refrigerators
coal h.-w.h.; 5-year lease Income, S425
mo. Rent :S130 mo-; good profit: 81 900
handles.
IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
income, @ s2ss IN mo; ? $500 cash ,aS handles. .'
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
Coal heat; rent, S45 so mo; downtown;
income, S175 mo-; price. 5000; terms.
GOOD 14th ST. LOCATION.
II rooms, 3 baths; income, $3.50 mo-
above first floor; entire street floor for
owner: sacrificing at $1,000: good terms.
DEFINATE SACRIFICE.
Guest house OF % rooms, 8 baths, coal
heat; long lease income, over 81 800 mo-: /:
priced at $500 with 81 900 cash; walking
distance downtown.
ROOMS ON 18th ST.
lease: income, Ss53.50 mo; priced right
with good terms for quick sale.
JOHN J. McKENNA,
REALTOR AND BUSINESS BROKER,
1929 Eve st. NV. RE 5345
Evening star., 1943-08-22

(oontanusd e lEszt 1s0o.S
Evening star., 1943-08-22

IRISH SETTER PUPPY, male A. X. c, reg.
Householder, hunting stock; good chtld's
pet. Reasonable price. WI. 5114.
BOXERS. .: beautiful blue ribbon winners:
Excellent blood lines. Females, and
3 yrs. old. Pawn color. No kennels. 1928
N st. NV. AID. 061e.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
TEACHERS WANTED.

TEACHERS, clerks. receptionists. seIec,
positions. NO CHARGE unless placed; tor
salaries. NATL. Teachers Agency (Est. 10
yrs.l. 1911 G st. MA. 2lI4
Evening star., 1943-08-22

ROOMING HOUSE. 1000, location in vi
cinity large hotels. Newly renovated
throughout, new furnishings, fire escape,
ample baths. p rooms. sleeping 80 per-
sons. mostly single beds. Rent, $500
month. Subrental income, $3.50 month
Price, $500: terms Phone owner after
/ o m MnndaY. Franklin NGSS 2ot
Evening star., 1943-08-22

MOTHERS BANIsH MAID TROUBLE. LET
me care for your infant as you would Not
sired will call for and return. Prefer North
west and Silver Spring sections. Sligo 33oS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
By United Press

While Count Fleet was streak
ing to Derby glory AT Louisville
Saturday, Louisiana FARMS River
land thrilled a crowd Of $4,000 a.
Pimlico as he boomend from sixth
place at the half mile pole with a
stretch drive that earned him a
length victory in the $4,000 Dixie
Handicap.
Steve Brooks rode the big son
of ColdStream, who smashed Sea-
biscuits tracG record for a mile
and three-sixteenths as he drove
past the wire followed by Atten-
ton and AntiClimax. Riverland
was timed in SO 2-5. one-hfth Of
a second under the Biscuits marx.
At Jamaica. Dearborn Stable 5
OVerdrawn won his third straight
renewal Of the $1,000 Jamaica
Handicap by a half length from
the fast finishing Doub lr a b.
Flaught was third.
II. II. Haae'S Dcvaluc had little
trouble winning the iS2 500 Rhode
Island Handicap al Narragansett
with Navy second and Arthur Muir
ray third. Under the guidance Of
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
-Four New Pilots

MerVyn Shea ar Portland is
one Of four Pacific Coast League
managers who are debutantcS
this spring D.. Besides the for
mer Tiger, they arc Charley
Root al Hollywood. Ken Pcnncr
AZ Sacramento and Bill Sweeney
at Los Angeles In 1918. Tv
Cobb held out all spring, Joined
the Tigers after they had re-
turned north from their spring
training and then stole 96 bases
and hafted 1863 ... OF the ISL
American lcagucls now In The
armed service. there src 50 In
the army. SIS In the navy. : i'm
the coae' guard and but one iu
the marines Ted Lyons o. the
White S0x. Joe KraFauskas
cleveland and Phi MarChI-
don iA'hieiicsl are .H the Royai
Canadian AIT Force Archie
McKa.n, back from Toledo. is
getting another tryou' with thc
Browns .. Stanley Hack uJtn
.3O4. Is tho only Cub PLAYER
owning a lifetime batting a.Ct-
age higher than .2s5
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02

United States district attorney
In Cleveland. The owner Of the
horse is Tom Young Of LeXing-
ton. Ky, who was the football
players ClaSSmate at South
Bend.
Hank Narino, once the
worlds match game champion
and a 19-time perfect game man,
bowled a Sickly 1l3 IN all-star
competition in Milwaukee the
other night-on his own alleys.
.. Tom Walsh, public relations
man for Larry Atkins. the
successful Cleveland promoter
matchmaker, says that Jack
Kearns is going 10 Hollywood 10
be technical advisor for a War
ner Bros. picture called Three
Musketeers, - featuring J a c k
Dempsey and Mickey Walker
in addition 10 KeaPns. Mary
Agnes Wall, outstanding Me-
nominee, Mich. golfer, is work
ing in war plant in her home
town. :. Jimmy Dykes recently
got a letter from Zeke Bonura
from North Africa. Mrs.
Barney Ross lost five bucks to
her husband-hero betting on the
Tigers at the opening game in
Cleveland. But she's still strong
for the Tigers
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
COUNT FLEET KING The Der
AFTER DERBY WIN Finish
Blue Swords I'd,
Slide Rule Sd,
Amber Light 4th
By TOMMY DEVINE

LOUISVILLE, May ! O'P)-
THE Count became q king
today.
Count Fleet, one Of the great
3.year-olds to appear on the
American racing scene in the
past decade, became the ruler
of turfdom when he won the
Goth annual running Of the his
toric Kentucky Derby before
65 900 fans at Churchill Downs.
The time was 2;o4 as compared
with the Derby record Of 2:0l 2-5
set by WhirlaWay i'm 1871.
BY virtue Of his victory. Count
Fleet earned for his owner a net
purse of S6O725.
Blue Swords took down $4,000
for finishing second. the third
place finish was good for $1,000
for Slide Rule and Amber Light
garnored $1,000 for his fourth spot.
The sleek Specdster from the
stable Of Mrs. John y. Hertz not
only won, but won handily by a
three lengths margin.
Blue Swords. owned by Allen Il.
Simmons, Akron. o.. radio station
executive, was second with six
lengths margin over Slide Rule
the property of w. r. Boeing. the
Seattle airplane manufactures. I
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02

Ded cation Of Sundays rpcrnc
dsv program al NortH"r,'esn
Feld 10 Detroit Amateur Baseball
Federation players now m '1r
armed services adds a SERIOUS note
"a 'he -atr renewal o. n hware
in tho c.tgs -ecrcaton Lie
4 ytaE AGO. two year, ago. so
many r.. those now IN battle o.
preparing Vcr- in The same parade
So many p fact tret Class G. Is
rddlee and for the FIRST time since
1915 Will not be represented open.
inE cay. Tne class may survive Il