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Evening star., 1943-01-05

than men. and that illness was the
principal cause given for absence.
The study also revealed that alb
senteeism was usually confined to a
comparatively small group, averag-
ing about Is per cent of the workers
in a given plant,
The day after payday proved
the biggest day for absentees, the
report said.
Mrs. Rosenberg recommended that
management, labor and communities
work together for djustments of
everyday activities to meet the needs
of the workers,
Remedies Suggested.
Banks and shops should be kept
open at night for the convenience OF
workers." Mrs. Rosenberg suggested.
Laundry schedules can be rear
ranged and other steps can be taken
by business establishments and civil
authorities in different communities
to help defense workers devote all
of their time to their vital jobs
employers can 90 mucn toward
making the job more attractive and
pleasant for employees. 1t has been
found in our study, for example,
that those plants which devote at
tention to improving hygienic condi-
tions and provide adequate rest
rooms and canteen facilities have a
smaller proportion of absentees."
Mrs. Rosenberg said that ex-
cessively long working hours tended
to increase absenteeism and that the
whole problem of morale was helped
when each worker knew the impor-
tance OF the task he was doing.
Save time. Save money. Use Star
Want Ads" for quick results.
MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
Birth Announcement
On Slate Informs
Flyer He Is Father
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WITH THE UNITED STATES
PACIFIC FLEET. Jan SITS
a safe bet that 1t. Louis De
Camp, a naval aviator from
Hollywood, found out he had a
new daughter via the strangest
birth announcement ever put
out.
1t was written on a slate and
said. Mother and baby daugh-
ter doing nicely. Congratula-
tions."
The slate was held up, so 1t.
De Camp could read it, by an
other pilot in a plane which
drew near 1t. De Camps while
he was on fight.
Baby De Camp now Is 3
months old.
Evening star., 1943-01-05
Tyrone Power in Truinino

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Jan. S (Pl.-
Marine Pvt. Tyrone Power began
his seven-week boot camp training
course today. Mr.. Power enlisted
last August, but received an imme-
diate furlough to complete a pic
ture dealing with the Navy. The
Hollywood actor holds a pilots IL
cense and hopes to take glider train
ing in the marines.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

similar undersupply was reported in
Arkansas.
In New York City butchers said
that beef is very hard to obtain and
that customers. who know the DAYS
on which deliveries are made. quick
ly buy out the supplies OH hand.
You can still buy a good auto
mobile and you don't need priority
to do it-Use a little Star Want
Ad." Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-01-05

You can find help II there's help
to be had-a little Star Want Ad"
will do II. Ma. 5000.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Meeting Is Set To Map Plans For
Fourth War Loan Drive Next Month

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Maxim Hero
Offered Job
A~iShipYard

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
TwoMenAre
Killed In
Accident
Two Others Are
Hurt In Series OF
Highway Crashes.

Death 1nlaey and property
danlsee followed u the sake q
) series 81 automobile accidents
In Jaeks5n county auflne the
past seek
Two men we're dead tao Rere
il hospitals Ioaf Wefe ttnea nn
couFs and several vehicles 9ere
almost demolished as the results
u 3 taree-wae crash about 3
mile and 3 haH beyana Gauuer
SATURDAY night the skewcring
oi 9 car en- q bridge rau between
Pascaa0ula ana Gauner. Friday
night s car-uaIn crash Saturday
morning between PscaeuuIa and
Moss point the wreckine q q
car against a p5ss " Orange
Grove sunday and q esfparked
truck collision nesf Gsuaief esfs.
Wesnas
Killed msfanfis IN the accident
involving 81 automobile and
teo aeaks trucks Saturday about
% ? m were Grover Cleveland
hsgrA - years olc ard Lee
Jeasun Hays Is. botn employees
a TIE ingalls saipvaF0 james
Lamar BaiieB = Mss n 3 egiti.
cal condition II me Biloxi hos
pasl Is g gests AZ the crash
Access asnE 10 Esolsee rspast fns
arcaaens necumed wnen the al
tonaabIle heiag driven toward
F~aseaEaals b Hays siaesWlped
the rear end Of 8 f8ei truck afiv-
en- ~ Thomas Dsanghan q Me-
ndiau 3 0csecInE fg~ara Biioxs
was eaeWn aerzss % tne oppo
site see II re highway. snc
Hndef Z wrencaIne turu 8 the
vince. ~ HAYS ~ an elzoHt II
keep T. the raaa kwerwed back
across nae road nto q nead-0n
collision with 8 transportation
truck operated - ) C. Heath q
New Orleans HAYS and the two
passengers Morris and Bailey.
anc TIRE truck ariTer WeHe al
thrown from tnelf vehicles Hays
Was dragged aaaai 100 feel By
the aFteeflesE truck whHah left
ue Hose and TIE body - Morris
y Is loans aboal Is feet hom the
scene o the crash ~ o ditch
Al 81 inquest held early sun
day - Coroner Il A Fsli q
coroner jury returned 3 verdict
Of death bv unavolaaoIe accl-
dent clearing Drsughon OK
any blame n TIE crash Bzemben
81 Ire 5ury were French Cooper.
giumle PneumapEkos z L Nsrh
uias ( + Emaaae J z sbr-
YES and Lever BasarEe
Fasefal services fof HAYS
were eunu1cted Monday - z5u
p - McKaf Fanefs Home
by the Hev Z = uln& later
merit Nas n Mseapelah HAYS
hBd lsss ia Fl aeous several
years aga left and returned suo
wears ego 20 make rs hogae hefe
eeonunaed ~ page o
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
ingalls, Gets
Gold
Shipbuilding
Gold Star Added To
Maritime Penncnf
Al Local ShipYuro


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Where Else In The World

Eator Note Following 8 > statement maoe
l. she ChFoncle-sEsf and ADVERTISE = Senator
Claude Eeppes of Florida. chairman g ne 1enate
Sae-eoumHzsee on Wartime Hea8tn and EoAcataaH
q the rIaa - tha shref~1aK hearing helc here
zaa Week AFTER Heelewana during tne course
q me bearing complete eross-Seetaar % me
efforts a9 Jackson county ane kascaRaaa 90 naees
then wartime problems Senator Pepper Is Ns
believe vel e~uaslfse1 - SPEAK anc 81 speaking
L. pad jackson eaaafs ano Fasragoala theiE CT
aens ane maassriee E high compliment
= am ea4es h SO she FIRE fspe e citizen ans
ua.hlIe official local end state whom ! have seen
haeae Thes Rave been progressive keenlK Intelligent
aaa completely interested in the welfare aue improve
saal q .he community and state
Where else Ia the world except be- afspscai Amer
caa community 8aeI IS paseaHue.a. where there 3
e4afaesef American ingenuity an3ustabaztS and Ha-
tlasIee. could IS COED 8 gob Is conversion 50 wartime
canalsaons haze beer cone
0l caana there are problems - s. be met
8laszaae - eaaEpuWes materials ano taaes have -
naarAe DELAYED naars Necessary improvements ln ssae
caseA 8ue - haste Nsh whleh Facilities have baea
uea3saed there have be=n efnaHs maae Haats
human Is Aaalo have happened anywhere b. j
have neaeeee s measure 81 cooperation hefe from
laes#. slate federal aaa private sources MOI = y
exeeeaea ana : am eon4aeut a4t me nexa Sew weeks
ard months sfe going ~ - remarkable progress
mace 81 th6s community
pascaeoala as S fire community + S making 5
ma#af contribution g 0He WHnaHnE ~ EHe AaF Tie
lneaIs ShIneara ha3 alaed mnneasuraEzN 5n bringing
victory aeazaz the AXIS The WORKERS Nno. unaer
uanaaemenz have ba2s these SHIPS aHe entitled -
r. franks = re ua1aan Faseaeoula hss been maz
nosn4able = re member of fHe committee staff and
= - and ~ ere reAaetau, = leaee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

Win easois ringing m Hh6 sir
ami Christmas tfae nights wink
lng espaxsangls M Poni and
pasoaeoals prepssea Soc sansa
class aFsnaai ss tAa N
Ard this ysaf ae aniiespaaon
3 Vasg from tfs n
Nhse ehiskerso - nan eae
than eseF 4 pnaaeHuou - tafth
faiih IS fia eooe uaa af
a safekpr aen Haaea
Is s. Wick Despite loneliness
"a sarfaW shai Is oeeshAaaaAn R
many honles thss Christmas se4
two Nes - wal ths wau51anal
Aunrsran ChrNtnaaE nee j.
81 Ee 81
END e ne uaaaeh4 ~ E a
nonasa Nsnaaut s naem-
sf e NA saniis e5rcie sngs
fasnm Sc nslcaeatea as als
oynffaz 81 ti.e Naietaas a1
RES mtaned fa Say 1estsee ais
Ni6rh 49, survived uthef NafE
Mos Is Ehe churches ia pMa
euu md Mae palai heia sheer
Christmas services and paoeEanss
l sunday og Sunshine aasaug
at Ne The ahaais closed -.
GAS fns 3 8RoNeek vaesaH ard
before flseF aisbanaaa tee e
nfwneana and 8naeEoaaE sA
oslm faee iaa TIE alstr8naHT ~
gGts
Th8 aaek opened with q wild
nash saaaes Daeefa4g g aih
cooW Is milling ahsaaf the stores
ard Tired eesk anz s peepe
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nron s = aa nsss os nsl slaa
Rlerne sst4f ana San
Christmas Pageant
ar aa c-afaHaanltY Christ
Has n @~sctlcalag hushea ahe
sizing - she Easala@n Canaa
f center an6 shee ITS aa aa
hH H nsef several hsznaaed
end aealH TUESDAY night
Eathvrea 81 i mss
paEaFE an 8 psss frau Santa
aas fe osaaa Earl dressed
aH6 wearing SILVER #
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Season Celebration Is Climaxed By
Community Christmas Tree. Program

is afes haH fased shr vaicm ia
ansel rhorsls md ire a men
easae s. aas afe nea born babe
Easals aefe piss ed ans amen the
ars Nas eee s. Nicholas
a~eusaaisad afsssres D. SIS Young
Tine elim4& NNl aaHse en the
nEgaf 81 ChfEssna@ Naen =
giant GhFntna tnee xii be
hr1aa nn fiaas upen ea behind
sile EaEtlawn office "a Tenth
street f0F xaa WISHES
q attend a special program has
lNen plannta from Ia Is 6s0
3 aur ssfsu 81 81 g s. ehureh
wH 3nEuakh ahe city
Ndina 04fh Christmas car
n
TIE pfaEeam 9lH - opened
- rnat sole rs Cline
Ehasnsan afaa nf & Crane
pa 81 1ae pascaeallla Pres
hyfeau church waa Kee lhe
taa0u The Rev Malford
NnHaEa pastor ~ SIC Chf6st
LuEhefau caase wN give the
ts8 Tne hizn nchoai
uaess thf direction -
Aza Eaeena Easou MfH sing
Carver Village easr WlAl
ne 0a under ftae
- faella Hardee
aaea "a pa s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

Eamz1 Nm DasN MtM
asefx hefe ass kafne4 i ss
- daae 3 sf Mha kna@a 81 Ire
arS
MeNk1s a4fr eas nesstsuaa HHsu
St tfm aeaN EertxeeltA $50
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p&sorse q gepfse ana NeaA aAn
estes Nfe a4De s. asasWeg aa
toms ha1 pfixes - eniE y ane
& Aa1 tssea ex9 credit tuF
correct ansNegs suppifeu Hs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
COmmisslC- 7med By City
To Handle Problems AS hearings Close
Are0 Not Chosen As
Horrible Example
Senator Pepper Says

$1,000
Mut Ee 81 a
Claude pp s6sas Pasta
wa net cfeu d 4
huf AupY ~
6 pepeeus 10 of1e
3reas boom eoznnssullx
e s ration me
Naautee three a hearaue 81
M senate sab-eotttee n
y ra Health and Esuca
seeded SIC enHsa Afom
De- brought & eiae asge
sfurca affegraash
Tins ares waz n8s chosen IS
parucgg baa ssiaaflQa
aaiar peEpef The aTssc
mabieas exist IN ans Calf
aaiialne ry
The hearings Friday ard
afasy aet largely 5 repetition
q tnc opening days story e
na1equaeles 90 facilities e. take
care a s population thai has IN
CeaSe1 almost SOC percent II
tNo wears urne
However. or suggestion 81
aeaateg Pepper s meeting 81
citizens uas held TUESDAY night
seulting II the passing ~ an or
dtnance ire cifv government
wednesday appointing s pera
neflf recreation commission This
commission expected 90 es-ar
aaasie efforts being n8aoe 50 re-
8vc lae tnadenuaeie of recre
aanal facilities ee and 5
peay res4ae ans - pruhlegs
expected
a deh aataan representing ae
Easaawn Tenant Association
headed ~ Il "a Blssmer. ngak
ane witness stane t. open Ff
mornings hearing
Members Is the aeegaaon tes
tssea fnaf fne wuklfE l0 hola
ttEfas ns f papgafn wee
g set oEaIg oFe hes Aash 4 meek
- use Eas1lawn spaFsurals aas
= the 1asf as hos Nasef H4t
Trey aaia was ample curing
Nsan aass bat ir oaa wseatrea 81
completely Ensaeaae Men
~ % TIE delegation aiso aesti-
slea that families Wers fogpea =
psg outrageous prices g Ioae
ana then NeFe unable So @eaae
~aflcienl 10 a. steia 4
Testimony Mas aa gwen IS
b the fasaequscy q street Agnf
IA TIE Eaktlswn area and TIE
ack "a Rene facilities in tins
ssilnss Project Niere
cents ara forced = yak approx
Baagsg 5 NILS lo reach . paDe
Esferts ard failures. e bring N
aaeauate es supply Ia ihe
asuE Is RE Maritime Protest
a discussed
D.. Spencer Tez1flsE
3 - - Ia
% - - -.
$ tne supervisors house pfoeef.
snaNarea before faa committee
1isslna ttlst the houses 3ere
eosssortab DDS tssf surface
aalnaga Nss pass He also sala
f tire SEWER sewing ms
es m aaeauate "a, usarv
constructed DEALING Nstn ne
zaeentie situation salo tai
ae prp2et = hliea Rsm dirty
aa rola urcnan sno tsssi
e1iasea have sen burned 20
ash q 1h AREA lae r4lnaae
ADDED 2 ESQ ~
e4a minors - night and 1e
= re eE e ~ p
taa1 . rs safe Em Aoulen -
Ee s1reeH hsEe afaa might
HISS Katharine Galee neas
chia welfare department
= - $50 - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-24
Seven Member Group
Named In Ordinance
Adopted Wednesday,

Fonouin IN - oaly . seN hoara
5 meesnr IT Nhlch tae nesd q
providing recrestionsi tac4htlea
IN pascseoasa Nas fuFmslly re0oe
uisea ne efy council IS . move
q reeard breaking speea Wednes
day passed AZ ordinance estao
HshanE 4 Reeresti0n Commission
The dute - ms hgdy IS r.
study and plan for the present
ard future aecresslunsl needs
& this community Mayor Wa
ter r CaIIey fnfofmes members
Of TIRE commission n notifying
them 81 Their appointment
Thomas 4 Wells named as
representative u ihe sahool ~ys.
seEm was made chairman by
Mayor Gasley and Dallas Il
Smith representing management
af me Ingalls, Shipysrd was De
ciared wice-chairman The 0rui
nance provides for the successive
expiration g terms Of the seven
members Named 70 the caFa
mission Were J Warren MrCies
key. ore year. Federal Public
Housing Authority Elmer /
Red MancfI fwu years labor
Jzmes / Ford three years pro
fessional. Hnraer II Miller. four
years churches. Mrs J Oliver
Cole. FIVE years. business. Mr.
Wells. SIX wears and M Smith
seven years
Recommended BIT Pepper
The meeting Of 10 persons III
teresicd IL the recfeatlonsl de
vesopment n pa3aRoula held
Tuesday night at the High school
cafeteria vas the direct out
groNth 81 = recommendation BY
Senator Claude Pepper. who Sat
Graas complefea : three-dav
hearing A. rharman a . senate
nfb-consm64fee en- Wartime
Health ard Edacsnon. that Mr..
Wells AZ head u the welfare d.
vision # she Office Of Civilian
Defense cab q meeting 70 Sc
cure the necessary services -
alleviate undesirable conditions ii
the city Although fbe original
indication Was that net only lack
= necreatioaal facilities but 9th
er Ills would be- discussed the
group concentrated entirely On
the provision Of leisure tigne ac
tVEties for residents.
The ordinance. which appears
II fal elsewhere n the paper.
provides thai the saa Recrea.
ton Commission shall provide.
conduct ana supervise TIE public
PLAY grounds parks aEnletie
fields recreation centerA and anY
ard al other r~ecrestl0nai fseIli-
hes and activities on any proper
ties owned o. leased ~ con
uoIled By ZEE City Ct Pasesgouia.
o. other properties. WIN The legal
consent q The owners and tie
authorities thereof
To Have Direetor
L addition The commission IS
invested with the power 10 ods
tam . director % recreation. :
trained qualified person. and any
ether Necessary personnel II S
expected fnaf the Alteration ~
feeefal fands - such deessopnent
cen b. arranged 10 either supple
meef existing funds = "a thp
absence % any funds q local ef-
En to lnanee the dexeIopmenf
Meeting NIth the group Tues
da9 Nere Naaaw ) shaekipfofa
tGenanaed on page e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Fleisher, Diminutiye
Ties Mark
For 400 Sets
Shoots Fourth Struioht
IN Ace District Loop;
Clarendon in Front

: Tieing IN all time District League
record with four consecutive sets
IN the 400 class diminutive Leon
Fleisher Of Convention Hall, fast
becoming known Is lis pounds Of
bowling dynamite, today shared
the limelight with Lucky Strike's
squirting band Of pennant contend
ers who stood only one game out Of
first place In their bid. to land the
league championship for the third
successive season.
On to his record splurge with
4O6, 40 and 403, Fleisher was the
big gun last night with top scores
Of ITS and 40 as Convention Hall
trimmed the visiting Georgetown
quint, 2-l, with 667 and l,845
scores. Lee Marcy Of Clarendon
fired four 400 sets In q row last
season.
/ Six Others Share Mark.
Bill Krauss, Ollie Pacini, Tony
Santini, Aston Clarke. Hokie Smith
and Joe Harrison also share the
mark.
The hectic pennant chase wit
messed Clarendon regaining full pos
session OF first place with . I'll VIC
tory over Arlington while the erst-
while deadlocked Anacostia Spill
ways dropped into . second -place
tie with Lucky Strike by losing the
rubber game to Lafayette.
Brookland with Z 80 win from
Bethesda Bowling Center tied
Hyattsville for third place q the
Prince Georges County pdnmen
dropped Al decision to Rosslyn.
Hi-Sker, Alexandra Win.
Other matches saw Hi-Skor win
ming 2-l from King Pin and Alex
andria sweeping Chevy Chase Ice
Palace with top team Get Of lol3.
Among the big scores last night
were: Billy Stalcup. Rosslyn. 49,
400; Ed Nash. Subway, 4l2; PIERCE
Wolfe. Lafayette. 10; Bill Miller,
Lucky Strike. AIS; Bart Lynn,
Alexandria, 156-12: Aubrey Evans,
Alexandria, 1906; n 0eib, Alex
andria, l03; Bill Costisan, George
town, lOl.
Ray Watson Of Brookland posted
. disastrous $40 which shrang his
top average to 1903 for 81 games.
AZ happy q any bowler In town
today was Betty jackson, o6-averase
roller, who boasted IN all-time rec
ord Of lS6 In the Ro6slyn Ladies'
League. Her big game. which cli-
NAKED . Get II ~, paved the way
for the Milton Comley Florists to
nick Virginia Hardware In the rub
Der game With . season high Of $50.
A third mark was chalked up over
The Rceslyn maple lanes when Alien
kelley fred Z season record Of ~
IN the Arlington County League.
Hs STRINGS Of 100. l63 and 157 led
Arlington County Dairy 70 Z al win
lrum Standard Linen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Lorraine Gull Rolls Her Third
Set in 400 Class This Season

Firing AS last night 1t Claren-
don. for her third 400 set In the
Ladies' District Bowling League this
season, Capt. Lorraine GULL led her
pace-setting Hi-Skores to a 80 VIC
tory over Clarendon.
The sweep gave Hi-Skor a five-
game lead. Only two weeks ago Miss
GULL. who is making . spectacular
bid to regain the No. national
ranking. posted an all-time league
set Of 437 at Chevy Chase Ice Pal
ace. Hi-Skor has won 81 of Is
games rolled.
Isabel Riefenberg's 139 and $50
were the big blows as Rendezvous
trimmed the rununer-up Lafayettes,
81. Kitty Bulroe posted 366 for
the losers. Margie Wells $50 enabled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

Notice that Ken.L -Diskie has Z new
green tint-the natural color ofnature's
richest combustion of yitamins, exclu-
sive with Ken.L- Biskit! This and Other
vitsmia.rich sources give dogs al vita.
Minis proved essential to their heal&h-
Visamias A. b, b co., b and D.
Asds b - Astsss q UTILIZATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

inson Of New York ooes 10 the pot
after his l3oth successive victory IN
. 1o-round bout tomorrow night at
Olympia Stadium against = fellow
towusman, durable Jake La Motta.
Matchmaker Nick Londes, who
hung up the 8. r. o. sign - hours
before tight time predicted Z gate Of
$50. 600 for the rematch Of the battle
last fall at New York that Robin
son won by decision.
Robinson has . string Of - ANA
teur victories and 10 Is . pro. He
probably will enter the ring . 2-to-1
choice.
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Now you can feed your dog the
way so many leading dog experts
do-Ken.L-Biskit. Containing
the meat preferred for it, high
nutrition by many dog au.
thorities nutritious, whole.
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the third-place Rosslyns to take the
odd game from TAkoma.
Ellen Browns ~ gave Chevy
Chase Ice Palace = I'll edge over
Arcadia. Brookland swept King Pin
with Audrey Freschi's 346 high.
Spillway whitewashed Bethesda
Bowling Center Is Mary Magnetic
counted l46 and ISL, while Red Cir
Gle jolted Arlington, Al.
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Grand Notionol, on Card
Since 1899, Cancelled

- tue ASo0cIeUO0 HIeoS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. THE lez3
running Of the famed Grand Ma
tional point-to-point steeplechase,
inaugurated In 1870 and run every
year since, has been Cancelled.
Turf followers said secretaries Of
My Lady's Manor point-to-point
and the Maryland Hunt Cup were
expected to announce suspensions.
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Gets 81 Days Of Racing

PAWTUCKET, r. l., Feb. 4 Cp.--
Sixty-seven days OF racing have
been assigned to Narragansett Park.
The first meeting of IS days will
be held April 10 to May 3 and the
second, ~ days, from August . to
SentemfAr Il
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Robinson-La mota Go
Apt 10 Lure Record
Detroit Crowd

- tne Aoooetaeed PfesS.
DETROIT. Feb. 4-Before what
promoters said would be the largest
indoor night crowd IN Michigan his
tory, unbeaten Ray Sugar Rob-