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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
4 Jeffriies
BY HAROLD sCHACHERN

Breaking a precedent of q
years, the Detroit Municipal En-
ployes' Association en- d orse
Mayor Jeffries for reelection in q
radio address last night over
WXYZ by Edward w. Frey, presi'
dent of the association.
Frey agreed to pinch-hit for the
mayor in the radio address be-
cause JeffrieS was attending q
war conference at Ft. Knox, Ky
During the past few days"
Frey said. 1.-The officers OF the
Detroit Municipal Employees
Association have made an inn
portant decision. After IS years
OF strict neutrality in political
matters, these officials--follOw-
ing much thought and careful
elaboration - unanimously de-
cided that we have reached q
point In our career where we
can no longer take passive
Interest in much matters.
I'VE do not propose 10 have
our achievements sabOtaged.
What are the reasons which
caused the advisory council Of
our organization TO break this
precedent?
First OF all, we wish to re-
tain n civil service system which
cannot be controlled by any
selfish group who would use Ii
10 their own interests.
Secondly, we wish TO develop
and protect our pension system
10 the end that men and women
who have served the city con-
scientiously and well may reap
their Just reward when infirm-
ity or old age makes retirement
necessary.
I'VE believe that strikes
within government are totally
unnecessary because the city
charter adequately provid es
means OF redress of grievances.
ION all OF these questions, we
find Mayor Jeffries has been
fair"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

plus plan for paying farmers for
milk produced.
. Diversion Of government pur-
chase of manufactured milk
supplies from Detroit TO other
areas where the shortage is
less acute.
. Increase in government sub
sides.
. An ALLEGATION system 10 as
sure all diaries a fair share OF
milk coming into Detroit
OF the surplus plan. Ballard
said:
AN investigation showe d
that farmers shipping milk to
this market are still being paid
for surplus supplies on the
Michigan Milk Producers As
sOciation's base and surplus
plan. If the shortage is so
acute, why should any farmer
have to accept a lower price
as his supply to the market In
creases: This program Is def
nitely curtailing production.
II know one farmer near De-
troit who was penalized $S4 for
the month OF September for
producing too much milk"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
u. s. Sweeping
Entire So|omons
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batteries and forced the Jap de-
tenders to flee inland.
An indication that the recent
series of pulverizing air assaults
on Kahili, Ballale and other Jap
airdromes in the Buin-FaiSi area
had neutralized the bases was seen
in the fact that no enemy aircraft
appeared.
Allied reconnaissance planes,
ranging over the northern tip OF
Bougainville. attacked three small
Jap cargo ships at Green Island
in the Buka area. Two were left
in flames and the third was forced
TO beach.
Attacks were made from the air
on shipping around New Britain
Off Ubili heavy Allied craft set
one Jap destroyer on fire with a
direct hit and scored near misses
on second destroyer. A long
range fighter sank coastal vessel
and damaged a barge in the same
1ra1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Milk Crisis 10 Mount.
Official Warns CITY
So, map Of Russia rss, "a
Continued from Page One

7 per cent less than that and even
with that deficiency overcome, the
city would still be s per cent
short of consumer demands.
New federal regulations con-
trolling the flow of milk Will be
invoked Monday in Detroit, Flint,
Lansing and Bay City,
based on the June quota standard,
Robert r. Rich. market agent for
Michigan said today.
Four reasons were set forth by
the Douglas report for the situa-
ton:
1-Increased population and
increased consumer demands.
The per capita demand on a
monthly base % increase is
twice that of other sections of
the nation.
Seasonal reduction in milk
output
3-Cattle feed shortage
caused by limited supply and
little pasturage.
4-Diversion of milk 10
southern military camps
The low point in the shortage
Or. Douglas stated, will be during
and December, with a
gradual recovery which will eX-
tend into the spring
To nrc,nJ that TNarCOpc MT Mood
ing milk cut down their purchases
10 permit more for infants and
invalids.
As further solution to the
problem. Russell Ballard, president
Of the Dairy Workers Union, Lo-
cal No IS, Go, proposed in a
FIVE point program:
. Milk rationing.
Abolition of the base and sur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Z Killed, | Hurt
Scar Crashes
Tree al Curve

Two Detroit motorists were
killed and a third was seriously
injured early today when the car
in which they were travelling from
Toledo to Detroit failed 10 nego-
tiate a turn at Northline and Din
roads and crashed into a tree.
The dead:
ARTHUR p. BARKEY. So OF
15135 Provost, the driver.
GLENN RECORD, 20, of 1927
Whitcombe
Arnold Gugal. 81. of 62S SUSSEX
is IN Wyandotte General Hospital
with face and head lacera lions
and a compound fracture Of the
left leg Police said the car was
apparently travelling at high
rate of speed. The accident oc-
Cured al $3.50 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Alan Ladd, Film Star
Discharged by Army

HOLLYWOOD, Oct 29 (INS)
Alan Ladd. 10 months in the
army air forces, was back in
Hollywood today with a medical
discharge
The young actor. who zoomed
to stardom in This Gun for
Hire shortly before he went into
the services, has been seriously
i'll of a chronic stomach disorder
complicated by the flu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
DAY AND NIGHT RAIDS

Medium bomberS at night and
attack planes during the day de-
livered a dual blow against the
Gasmata Airdrome on the south
shore of New Britain. The airfield
and supply dump areas were
damaged A small cargo vessel
was damaged and three bargeS
caught along the coast were
Strafed.
Mediums also bombed the air.
drome at Kavieng, New Ireland,
where fires broke out and scored
a near miss on a Jap destroyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
CityEnlployes
Back .DeffrieS
itzGerald

Members of the Northwest
Exchange Club will have to send
their $64 questions to the Quiz
Kids, because mayoral candidate
Frank FITZGERALD insists he is a
man of his word. In fact, he will
even break a date TO keep il.
FITZGERALD was TO be the guest
OF the club at a luncheon meeting
yesterday when he was 10 answer
a list of questions regarding his
proposed policies.
An hour before the meeting,
however, his campaign manager
called 10 say that FITZGERALD had
decided to do no campaigning
while Mayor Jeffries was out of
town.
There was a big turnout for the
meeting and the boys weren't eX-
actly satisfied with the excuse.
They had come armed with ques-
tons. most of which they had
thrown at JeffrieS, a week previ-
ously, and they wanted 10 COM
pare the answers of the two can
didateS.
at Is just a sporting gesture
and one you must admire" said
the Rev, Walter +. Hutch, who
appeared for FITZGERALD.
Ernest Jones, deputy clerk and
last-minute substitute as a
speaker. replied TO Hutch with:
"Surely, your candidate didn't
promise not 10 eat while Jeffries
was away. He could at least
have come out to eat lunch with
the boys after they went to all
the trouble to be here to meet
him."
"If he had come here after
promising TO do no campaign
ing" the Rev. Mr.. Hutch replied.
at would have just given the
newspapers an opportunity TO
rip him up the back.
''He promised to come here
before he made this other prom
ise," Tom Huff, club vice presi-
dent, said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Wrong Store Named
As WEIGHT VioIator

II was enormously stated in
the Times Wednesday that a mar
ket Al 1924 Gratiot had been
fined S25 on each of two counts
Of having faulty scales
The fine was imposed on Mrs
Mary Mansfield who works in her
husbands market at 1929 Gratlct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Girl Denied Damages
In Fall at Olympia

After celebrating an hour, a
jury in Circuit Judge Miller
court returned a verdict of no
cause for action in the $4,000
damage suit brought by Miss
Van Arsdale. 1862 Washburn
against Olympia, Inc.
Miss ArSdale sought damages
for injuries four years ago wher
she fell and broke her leg al
Olympia during Wayne University
commencement exercises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Browne Regdins
Nerves for Trial
After Collapse
(See testimony on Page 20)
BY JOE =. FAULkNER
Special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

NEW YORK, Oct. 29- George
+. Browne, who collapsed on the
witness stand in federal court here
late yesterday. was expected to-
day TO be able 10 continue his
testimony under the emergency
supervision of two government
physicians.
Browne. eX-labor dictator and
former president of the Interna-
tional Alliance of Theatrical and
Stage Employees, is a witness
for the prosecution in the trial of
eight men accused of extorting
more than S1,000,000 from film
producers.
100 BOTTLES A DAY
Willie Bioff, Brownies boy Friday
before the unions racketeeKlng
heads were chopped off by fed
eral conviction, and who pre-
coded Browne on the witness
stand. testified that his erstwhile
boss used to drink 100 or more
bottles of Dutch beer every day
fer many years.
Within an hour after Browne
had testified that since his inn
priSonment in November. 1871. he
had been denied his bottled elixir,
Judge John Bright was forced 10
interrupt testimony with a l5-
minute recess 10 permit the wit
ness to pull himself together,
from his apparent shattered con-
dition.
The pale. haggard witness was
assisted from the stand by two
u. S. marshalS who half carried
him from the room.
He was rushed by prison van
back to the hospital ward Of tie
house of detention. where medical
treatment was hastily admins
tered. Last night his condition
was reported as greatly I'M
proved. A spokesman for The
government assured his presence
in court today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
RIGOROUS GRILLING

The defendants Scvca former
members of the old Al Capone
mob and a Newark labor leader
smiled at each other significantly
when their former assoc ate COM
planned 10 the court OF his in
ability to proceed in his role of
informer.
Earlier, Browne had undergone
rigorous REORGANIZATION by de-
Tense counSelS James d. c. Muir
ray of New York and A. Bradley
Eben OF Chicago.
Murray had directed an unceaS-
ing barrage of irking questions
OF a basic agreement meeting of
the union and film leaders. held
in 1884 in New York. At. tbs
TIME, Brownies IATSE was eX-
Guided from the labor pact.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Atlantic Sub Menace
Licked, Knox Says

BOSTON, Oct 20 (INS)-
Secretary OF the Navy Frank
Knox said last night IN a speech
here that the submarine menace
in the Atlantic has been licked"
Knox asserted that the German
and japanese fleets have entered
the shelter of their home har-
bOrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Burglar Gets 5000

Martin Malice. 81, Of 5713 st.
Aubin reported to police today
that burglar broke INTO ms
home during the daytime yester-
day by removing a kitchen win
'dow- pane and made of with
81 020. a set Of silverware and a
wrist watch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
) Pages of Pictures
Show Jap Atrocities

Hundreds of thousands of Chinese been slaughtered
in of Jap terrorism sweeping occupied China
FIVE PICTURE PAGES with story in Pictorial Review
with this Sundays Detroit Times will reveal shock
ing cruees under this Jap reign of horror.
Order from dealer in advance dial Cherry $500
TO arrange for carrier delivery to your home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
UNION MEN THERE

d. s. Eddins, Plymouth division
of Chrysler Corp; Leo Fitzpat-
rick, Radio Station WJR; II. G.
Fruehauf. Fruehauf Trailer Co.:
Ray HodgSon. Graham Paige; F..
J. Hunt. ChrySler Tank Arsenal;
Philip Huber. Ex-Cell-O Corp;
IL. +. Humid, REQ Motors; Clark
Hutchinson UAW-CIO: Fred
Gaertner Detroit News William
S, Lampc, Detroit Times; +. r.
Lippard, Federal Motor Truck Co.
Frank X. Martel. AFL; Paul A.
Martin. Lansing Journal: A. c.
McCcrd. McCord Radiator and
Manufacturing Co; William II.
McGaughey. Automobile Council
on War Production; L. G. Peed.
DeSoto division of Chrysler Corp;
Lynn Pierson, Detroit Harvester
Co
r. 7. Roberge. Ford Motor Co;
Walter +. Rockwell. Timken-
Detroit Axle CO.: Harry G. Sparks.
Sparks-Withington Co; c. NJ.
Saunders. Booth Newspapers, De-
-Toit' II. j. Woodall. Woodall In.
duStries. Inc; George r. Averilil
Birmingham Eccentric.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
Count 10 Testify
In Own Defense
Cakes Staying
By JAMES KLGALLEN

NASSAU. Bahamas. oct %
UNSl Count Alfred de MarlgRy
will testify in hs own behalf IN
The trial growing out of the
bludeeon torch staying ~ ms
wealthy and titled faiher-in-law
IL NaS learned tadst
The defense will place the
Diaper. young French nohleman
IN the witness box when the
prosecution concludes its case
against him
De MancnN. q native of The
French Indian Ocean island of
MauriuuS, is charged with batter
inc and burning 70 death Sir
Harry Cakes. Americ AN born
baronet
i. FOUND IN BURNED ROOM
y The Aactlua,s hedv vas f6Hnd in
a fsne-ravaged bedroom az the
palatisl Cakes villa, Westbourne,
on July s
4 fnEerpunt EN- from that
room was 8dmittC as evidence IN
tA4 -eH-t-t-efeftA -+ffr--r-rf,J-- Ge,ettf-t
Justice SIT Oscar DAILY terday,
and immediately the defense
Sought 70 cast doubt upon It's
worth as evidence.
Capt James Barker. American
fncerprint expert. returned 10 the
WITNESS box today after the de-
tense forced HIM 10 admit possess
ing doubts" that the lifted
fineerprint could have come from
a previously marked area Of a
bedScreen. Barker said the
snudge was made by De Marigny
upon the furniture which stood
beside the murder bed.
Cross examining Barker, De-
Tense Atty. Godfrey Higgs asked
whether the detective could say
whether the transferred print had
been taken from a ringed area Of
the screen.
FROM TOP PANEL
II cannot definitely say that
the right print came from the
part marked on the panel with
the blue pencil" Barker replied
"But I can say that IL came
from the top panel.
HiGgs then challenged Barker
ON several points regarding his
qualifications as fingerprint
expert In addition 70 eliclting
the admission that Barker was
named superintendent Of the
Miami Ella } Identification bureau
after working but five months as
clerk in the office. Higgs asked
I'm how many cases did you
personally introduce niger
prints in evidence"
Several" Barker replied.
ASKS OF PHOTOS
Did YOU ever introduce a
print without first photograph
Ing the original object" HiggS
asked. and received an affirma-
tive reply.
When the defense counsel asked
IL he could name such cases,
Barker replied:
81 cannot"
The detective, who previously
told OF appearing in several hun
dred" other cases as fingerprint
expert. turned TO the judge and
said he was certain his record
would show that he had submitted
prints without photographing the
original surface
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Whir|dwdy in
Season S Debut

CHICAGO. June % GNSl-
WhlrlaWaA. worlds leading money
winning thoroughbred was schcd-
ulcd 10 make his 1913 debut to-
day the second day OF The 67-day
combined Arlington Washington
Park meeting at the Washington
Park race track
The Calumet Farms pride va,
10 take hlS opening fling n a
g. 5oO-mle allowance event Also
entered for the race were his
S'ablemate Nark-Kell Put In,
King Abbey, Aonbarr Na'1.Ha
Orphan and Dcvaiue. WhrIaWay
VIII pack lZ2 pounds
Yesterday track opening was
hiChhchted by Ended a 10 20 !
shot from California, which stole
the show hy leading an the Nay
20 WIN the 5000 NNIt!cwood
Handicap finishing slightly more
than 4 length ahead Of the . 20 !
favor,te LoW, y Mayer Thumb,
Up Sales Talk a ~ 20 / shot
was third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Babe S Protests Fail

Then came iho day m s.
LOUIS when Moore Int a
crourdor night ~ tho Brownie
srorts'op Tho latter hcldod
the bah cIcanlv and tossed
Moore out by.a full three steps
The umpire. with one Of those
fantastic decisions Of which the
men -n-hGn are sometimes
CAPABLE called Moore safe
Under the circumstances. the
scorer had no choice bat 10
credit hum with an infela hit
A. soon as the arh.fer waved
his hands palms down, there
was mighty roar from tho
Yankee dsgout and Ruth came
charging out lie put up an
outraged argument with the
uups demanding that the
Official reverse his decision and
call Moore. the Babe S team
mate out
Pat me decision stood, and
Tahe had 90 pay of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

happened to me-" he says "The
opposition wasn't very classy,
but il was tough. Those navy
fighters were stubborn. You'd
knock EN- down and they'd
keep getting up. We were sup
posed 10 fight three tWo-minute
rounds, but they could order an
extra round If the fight was
close. Sometimes they ordered
three extra rounds II they liked
the tight.
I'D SAY the newt heavyweight
champion of the world il some
where in tho navy right noV.
ARMY i,tttt-r~- ftrvrr- WIRE much
account, When you're fighting
for the glory of the ship, you're
right in there giving, brother"
NtCn SHsrtcN won The cham
plou-r'p a. 'ho Atlantic fleet.
be- received SD from his ShIpS
athletic fund for the achieve
Unrf That Was lot Of
money 10 a Cob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
OFT TWICE BEFORE

Spy Snare had been out twice
before al the Far Grounds The
first appeared TO be simply an
outing over the of track In his
second start as an entry with the
DIManaS Empty Plate. close OBJ
servers Of. the races thought Spy
Snare could have won if Empty
Plate hadn't got there Just ahead
Of Golden Man There was just a
half lengths difference between
Empty Plate and the fourth place
Spy Snare
Coming ou' against Golden Man
yesterday spy Snare had a
9-pound SHIFT in the weights IN
has favor ~ he carried 1O5 against
the 10 carried BY krehhlcl 5 colt
Golden Man went 10 the front As
usual and for the second straight
time appeared 10 be the winner
80 wards from the wire, with Paul
Keeper guiding HIM he had run r..
ID Buhis Bachelor Boy the good
thing Wl>c Chance Eomar stables
Bra.. kllE and all the 0tLcrS- into
thr rraiird
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Of Cobb

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Derriinger Shuts
Out Pirates, 10

CHICAGO, June - up
LennIe MerulIos single behind a
two-base Wild throw by Johnny
Wryostek on Harry Lowrey's
grounder in the seventh inning
gave the Cubs and Paul Dcrrngcr
a 10 victory over John Podgainy
and the Pirates today in a morn
Ing game.
Wryostck. an outnelder was
playing third base following
freak accident that put Bob FL
lott our of action. Elliott was
Knocked ont by a one-hop
groundcr off L0Wroy.s bat the
ball bouncing Off the side of his
head with such speed that Pod
Cajny had no trouble tossing
Lowroy out at first. Examination
revealed the Pirate third baseman
was not badly injured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Shut Out Back
To Form; Wins

NEW YORK. June u up
Grnep--pa- tSs,t4H44-- SHIRT t-t-i' ttrrr-
nor ~ The 1872 Kentucky Derby
returned 10 the turf spotlight to-
day following ms triumph over
Market Wise and Attention in the
5000 Ceh Purse az Aqueduct.
shut out badly off form in his
carly starts this year moved INTO
The lead As the field of three
turned for home yesterday and
won with speed 20 spare under
Jockey George WOolfS handling
lie pal6 S. 40 straight There vas
no place or show betting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
FRISCO INTERESTED

For Frank Nandell of Chicago
who had 500 900 on the drum
head for >o-called frozen
franchise i'm Boston, is known to
like San Francisco as a base OF
operations after The war
Don Amcchc, when everything
and everybody gets Strengthened
a way. including IlIrohlto. is
scheduled 10 put his proposed
franchise in Boston So the pres
ent expectation is that tho re-
organized league VIII consist Of
the 10 original clubs. supple
monted by Boston and Los An
CeleS - with the Vandalism
Francisco arrangement being pos
SIble only If one or more Of the
original 10 runs out OF SOlvencv
ideas wag es, manpoWer or
sucker-appeal a. the box office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
College Mat Champ
To Make Pro Debut

PHILADELPHIA. juno %
ms Dick DibatuSta. national
intercollegiate wrestling champion
for three years IN row. VIII
make his professional debut AT
thc outdoor arena IN Philadelphia
July - His opponent has not YET
been selected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23

ing ~ the states T26 citizens
II voluntary enlistment fails
Gov perlIS announced tho ap-
polntment Of Louis y Jones Of St
Joseph as commanding general of
tho militia with fun powers 20
declare blaCkoutS and air raid
drills on the campus, Pcrhs sand
that persons who hold public Of
fees in state government would
not he exempt from becoming q
menhar Of tho siatc armN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Bob Tales
Jack Sharkey Says
Novy'II Produce
Next Heavy
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Although several million guys
in khaki may disagree with HIM
violently, the proprietor Of the
longest bar in Boston is con-
ildcnt that the next heavy
weight champion OF the boxing
world viii be a product Of the
l. S. Navy.
such a prediction would be
sensible business gesture for a
grog shop Keeper IN a town so
alive with hIucjackctS as Bos-
ton, hut there Is good reason 10
believe that Jack Sharkcy
doesn't have one eye on the
cash register as he makes the
announcement The former
heavyweight champion Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Bows State Governor
Orders 'COnScripliOn'

EAST LANSING June 22-The
Wolverine BOYS State took on a
wartime color here today as rs
governor Sanford Perlis Of Dc
troit, ordered the rcanilatlon of
a state militia Tor war emergency
purposes
Meanwhllc tho mythical 10th
states hou,c of representatives
was considering consumption
bin which would allow the draft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
Bob MisfeIe Signs
With CHICAGO Sox

Robert MiStele, 23-year-old son
Of Ezra, well known Detroit coal
merchant. is in Chicago today TO
become a member Of the Chicago
White SoX. He was signed yes
terday. Bob. right handed
pitcher, hurled Kentucky Military
10 two state champion
ships and since has pitched college
bah for Hampton-Sydney and
NNhnafnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
SUFFOLK DOWNS

: -PfCHESTAN Russia Roman Hero
2-CtTF BRED stop 1iarrrr our
Victory
t'EI0n
billie ROOTIEs Rstrs JACK Doaee
CITY
S-SPIRAL PASS First son Hlrr
6-CAPE con go"lrf krra
r HAnA STAR sun Gal1uar Show
House
8 sF"OND THOUGHT Darcy Dg
CIamor Gfl
BEST BLUE F0OTIts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-23
\ STIRRING FINISH

Al tho others bar Spy Snare.
Don SeUioCk brought the DMiana
colt gp on almost equal terms A.
'hc quarter pole and The two raced
head and head down Tho stretch.
Just when Golden Mans hacke~s
were preparing 10 wave their
tickets SPY Snare cot up In tho
's,' lump ~ Get n head decision
II was = decision that pleased The
majority however Tor They had
made Spy Snare he horte st
fayorlte of The day a. l1-lo
Tho colts we've really hchhall-
inc. for trey covered the SIX fur
longs IN Ill 2-5. second fastest
'Iwe.of tho uco'lnc 20 leave their
closest foes eiN lengths behind.
Spy Snare paid $40
II U.s. worth noting that Spy
Snare victory was in the seventh
race. That was 70 very fortunate
circumstance for form PLAYER,
-.ncn y gave Thorn something to
par'ay back Nfhc eighth race.