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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14
Current Rationing Regulations

RED COUPONS
yesterday and with "a and "B
win remain valid throughout the month"; 3D. coupons Will be
valid April IL,
OF meats fats oils but
ter. hard cheese, and canned nSh.
PROGRESSED FOOD
%" force be used through
purchases canned frozen
fruits and vegetables SOUP and
en kchup other varieties Of procSed foods
CEILING PRICES
commodities
should
Waterbury Price Panel the Chamber OF Commerce
building
ceiling should be posted all stores Dollar and
will
effect Thursday. April Is.
pairs OF
valid pair until June Is
Non-leather shoes not ratoned.
viii be valid until tomorrow. Coupon which now in
effect be used to Sept 80
Coupon e until April
u viii be valid purchase of five pounds until May 81
ration IL weeks
3D. valid for gallons and T
worth five gallons
valid for three gallons but
81 period twice long the previous
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Civilian Defense
Calendar
Notices for this column must
be sent to the Mayors Office
at least three days in advance.

WEDNESDAY,
$3.50 a. m. - Red Cross Chapter
house, i65 Grove street, adj
vanced first aid. Joseph Young
quist. Everett l.. West.
2:l5 d. m.-South school, Wolcott,
junior first aid, Lydia Young,
TOO d. m. - Red Cross chapter
house, 1865 Grove street, adj
vanced first aid, Walter j. Raci-
cot
1880 p. m. - Pearl Street Com
munity house. junior first aid
Mrs. Henrietta Foster.
1880 d. m. Slocum school, block
plan meeting of precinct, Sec
tor and block leaders OF Zone
A. war Gardens in Your Com
munity."
THURSDAY
GAS a. m.-Center school, Middle
bury. junior first aid, Mrs. Rose
Klitka.
ZOO a. m.-Scovill Manufacturing
Company, chucking department,
standard first aid. william Stro-
kalitis.
i:l5 D. m. - Prospect Community
school, junior FIRST aid, Susan
Cocchiola.
$3.50 D. m.--Pearl street Community
house, junior first aid, Mrs.
Henrietta Foster.
100 p. m.--North End Y, NJ. G. A.,
standard first aid. precinct 3,
sectors. l3. II, 10. II. 10, 10, 20.
80, 80, %. So. SO. II. Wilbur r..
Stone. II. Leroy Woodcock,
FRIDAY
O:30 n. m. Red Gross chapter
house. 1856 Grove street, ad.
vanced first aid. Everett l.. West
Joseph Youngquist.
Monday through Friday. court
house, Kendrlck avenue. 4 TO 5 p. m.
legal aid bureau. Waterbury Bar
Association. servicemen and fam
lies.
Monday through Friday, bleeding
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14
WOMAN,.S REALM :
BY WILLIAM =. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

At the recent Eastern states
Championships. I was kibitSing
Julius TITLES Of New York, who, with
Abe Goldstein, won the open pair
championship. thought TILES han
died the play Of today's hand very
well.
East's jump to three clubs might
be subject to criticism, but 1t was
probably made In the hope that
West could double three diamonds,
II South bid It,
The ace Of clubs was opened and
q club continued, which TILES
(south) ruffed. He played the king
Of diamonds, and when he saw the
bad break, decided TO eliminate
suits. The queen Of spades was led,
West won with the ace and returned
o spade.
TILES cashed his remaining spades
and played three rounds Of hearts,
ending In his own hand with the
king. A small trump was now led
toward dummy's eight. West had
to win with the ten-spot. When he
returned the queen Of diamonds,
declarer let It hold. Thus West won
only two diamond tricks and the
contract waS made.
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by MRS. GAYNoR MADDOX
NEA Service Writer

Your ration arithmetic will decide
whether 1t is cheaper In money, IN
points, and quality equality should
be judged by the taste, appearance
and nutritional content Of the vege.
tables) TO use fresh or canned or
quick frozen vegetables. II your ans.
wer Is canned or quick-frozen, you
can get still more value from them
by extending their food value with
other ingredients which have high
nutritional content.
EscalIOped Tomatoes and Green
Peppers
(ServeS A-6)
Two cups canned tomatoes (No.
2 CAM, green pepper, chopped, l
teaspoon sugar, salt, pepper, 2 table
spoons fat, sliced stale wholewheat
bread.
Cut bread in thick slices to line
bottom and sides Of baking dish.
Sprinkle melted fat over bread
evenly. Place lined casserole in
hot oven (425 degrees F. for 10
minutes. Combine tomatoes, chop
ped peppers, sugar and seasoning.
Pour into lined baking dish. Bake In
moderate oven $3.50 degrees F. for
80 minutes.
TOMORROw'S MENU
BREAKFAST: Rhubarb sauce.
bread crumb griddle cakes,
honey. toast, coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Escalloped TOM
atoeS and green peppers. hard
rolls, butter or margarine, as
sorted no-rationed cheese, sliced
oranges, tea. ..iilk.
DINNER: Lentil soup, fried
ham, fried potatoes. corn and
pepper pudding, mixed green
salad, bread. butter or margar-
inc. strawberry jam tarts, tea,
milk
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= HONE FROM forecast -
Write Down Easter Flowers"
On Your List of War SHORTAGES
BY BETTY MACDONALD
NEA Stan Correspondent

Washington, April i4.-Easter has
never been as late as 1t will be this
year In the memory OF old-time for
lists. Because OF this. many Of the
gay tulips. jonquils, azeleas, won't
be blooming for the Easter parade.
Traditional Easter lilies will
not be plentiful. There will be
only a quarter as many blooms
on the market this year. at a nifty
per cent increase In price. Be-
fore the war, many of the bulbs
were imported from Formosa.
Now they are Anherican-grown, at
greater labor costs.
Florists see a shortage In flowers
during the summer season. due to
labor and the war, but promise
enough for civilian morale.
CARROT CROP
Carrots are plentiful on the
market and economists are urging
housewives to buy now TO prevent
food waste. The supply will keep
moving until the end OF April.
FOtNT rtkOMtbEb
Never again. promise OPA
planners. viii canned goods and
meat points be changed In mid
month. Learning lesson during
the confusion over the recent
change In certain canned goods
values. OPAers will. IN the fu-
ture. announce point changes at
months-end. Al present. experts
see no changes In canned fruit
points this summer. despite the fact
that the country Is getting ready
for the biggest canning bee on rec
ord.
GLASS SALVAGE
Old bottles no longer In use
around the house may be sal
vaged by glass manufacturers for
the making Of new glass. House,
wives are urged 70 rummage
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14
Household Hints
This Casters Soft Suit Is Hard To Beat
And Foundation of 'TwO-SeaSOn' Wardrobe
ny ROSEE.LEN CALLAHAN
NEA stan writer

This b probably the biggest suit
year ever. Women who want q war
time t'wo-season" Easter outfit that
Win not only carry them through
the spring but which they can wear
next fan and under winter coats
too viii flnd the suit their best bet,
lalghllghted In all collections this
season are the soft suits which may
be worn ell year round and for any
occasion, Boosting beautiful detail.
ing and long-lasting fabrics, they
take 70 accessories like kitten 10
cream,
Worn with q handmade sheer
blouse and flower hat, they spell
spring, Or eomplemented by a
metallic gilet. they make q perfect
costume for fall festivities. Pick a
dark color and the simplest Of styi.
ing, and you1l have suit good this
year and year or two 10 come.
One Of the most adaptable moo
els this season Is short jacket
suit Of navy blue ribbed wooden,
with brilliant buttons carried In
q straight line down the front Of
the Jacket and front closing OF the
skirt, A Inulticolored print scarf.
laced through shoulder button
holes can be switched for others to
match q multitude Of accessories,
Trapunto work takes the place
Of fuSSier trimming In many two.
piece models, Hand-knotted up-
holSterer's fringe Is another effec.
tive fillip.
Gray, la in this years color
classification, lays claim to being
tops for year-round suitability
Team II up with spanking white
accessories and 1t shouts Easter.
Switch the white for black blouse,
heret and gloves and presto. its
fall fashion at its best, But be-
fore you buy. consider the bolero
suit, especially those in three
tones,
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Pretty enough TO wear to a party
with the little fitted jacket and
perfect sports dress without jacket.
Becoming TO chubby as well as slim
girls.
Pattern No. 84Ol Is in sizes 6,
8. 10, II. IL and 10 years. Size
Q ensemble, with short sleeves.
takes I yards 30-inch material.
For this attractive pattern. send
Is cents. plus cent for postage. In
coins, with your name, address, pat
tern number and size TO waterbury
Democrat. Today's Pattern Service.
IO6 It'll Avenue. New York. N. Y.
Does your summer wardrobe
need first aid? Send for the sum-
mer issue OF Fashion, our complete
pattern catalog and sewing guide.
which Is just out, Shows over 100
new patterns, contains many help
full fashion suggestions. Csc per
copy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14

soft hatteng fabric silk big
add zeSt to last suit Make little Of
violet and white silk checks Bunch pink arbtu apple blossom
temple fitted
pretty chin! triumph of smartness little
To obtain complete pattern for Soft Hat Butterfly pattern
5547 finishing directions
ADDRESS Waterbury
oat LOG Seventh New City, Enclose
each pattern ordered
The SPRING Anne Cabot ALBUM ready mailing Contains
aids to helping the family clothes budget in wame The
Album Is priced
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A&9l!55 Wnh Ntclto'L He'll
7tsx-60zAazHnE ff11z5&85GlH
Consider Both Cost And
Quality In Buying Food
Corn Pudding and Pepper
(ServeS 4-6)


One tablespoon melted fat, l
tablespoon -four, / l-2 teaspoons salt
l.8 teaspoon pepper l-8 teaspoon
cayenne, l i-2 cups rich milk, 3
tablespoons chopped green pepper, 2
eggs, slightly beaten; l0-ounce
box Of quick frozen corn, thawed.
Combine the melted fat, -four, salt
sugar and pepper. Add milk slowly
stirring. Cook until thickened, stir
ring constantly. Remove from the
fire, add pepper, eggs and corn.
Mix we'll. Turn into q creased bak-
ing dish. Set dish In pan Of hot wa
ter and bake in a moderate oven
$3.50 degrees F. for an hour, or
until set.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14

Asking husband cheated than the wife
Maybe she ambitious But for wat Selfish pleasures Maybe the
did will Did she build him upr Maybe she Is
SeconGaly, According
vng the deprivation of things her soul yeaned
might had them, St them she
herself remember the beaten by her side
CAROLINE
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14

Here's thinks husband owed her
happiness didn't Miss ChatRd married whom
weaa make happy have always been ambitious anxious
somebody the win
get later he q making the
making when married love pretty Clothes
COED music and Improving things things which have had
children dreamed Of their
q wife, turn
deprived fors doesn't
o me"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14

Beauties Hints
Hang Yourself
Says Opera Star
For figures Sake
BY ALICIA HART
CNEA Stan WRITER

Rise stevens, the luscious star q
opera and movies, Is never going
10 get an old-fashloned divas d.
mansions II she can help Il.
'The moment I become conscious
Of an overweight feeling land, BY
the way, that feeling usually tells
me I'm gaining pounds before the
scales say sol, try hanging my
self" reports Rise. She adds hur.
riedly, II mean exercise-not execu-
ton"
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% eAea sea letter. HHsalsHAe Tor w g sasSA
condolences write s CAasaea b 81
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14

GIN RUN1MY QUIZ
Q. How Is the dealer Of the FIRST
hand determined?
A. Players cut, and low card deals,
Aces are always low.
@. what Is n "llne" In gin
rummy?
A. II Is the same as q box" and
Is worth 20 points after game has
been reached,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14

OF donors TO civilian defense blood
bank and piasma reserve. Chase
Dispensary. Field street, TO 5 p.
NJ: appointments made BY calling
3-2i0l.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14
ODDS N ENDS

ODDS N ENDS
Plastic tubing. as good as rub
Der. Is being used by breweries
and creameries Steam pres
sure canning 10 the only method
home economists recommend for
canning beans, peas, corn, spin
ach. asparagus and other green's
For a bargain-$l875 - mi
lady this Easter can buy a COM
plete summer OUTFIT for an Amer.
lean soldier overseas The us,
honey output normally about 200
600. 900 pounds. has dropped conSid-
erably this year . Vitriiied china
supplies are falling short for hospi-
tai hotel and restaurant use due
to manpower shortages thereu
be no more canned FISH available
from the i943 pack.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14

About six feet from the floor In
her apartment there Is solid steel
handbar, anchored TO door factngs.
The singer grips the bar with both
hands, then hangs by her hands
for q few minutes. She lets her
body swing, completely relaxed, for
a few minutes; then she hangs BY
each hand alternately. Next, she
swings by both hands, and lifts tlrSs
one leg and then the other, holding
the lifted leg as high as possible,
then lowering 1t very slowly. These
exercises keep limbs and also torso
supple and Arm, she says, and keeps
her feeling refreshed and ut.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-14
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today
Only Happiness Dues Us Is What We Can
Collect,
rale RssNasroa, Q = Patent oar

that the world them hvng out
Se aeTaRe wife figure husband her happiness
N and for reason
IN fu she hOw ~Ths Th at the top OF her
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BELOW: Spring 4avOrlte d che
gray suit with white accessories.
her escort Easter morn,
this young lady wears q smart suit
Of HOckanum yarn-dyed wool
with crisp white gilet embroidered
On matching gray. She carries .
collar box bag Of the suit material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Ask Control of
Stray Dog Menace

Lloyd Eagan. president OF the
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress. said
Saturday that he is still without a
reply to his written protest to the
secretary of the board of super
visors over the deplorable stray
dog condition now existing in the
outskirts OF Wayne County.
Eagan said his 9.000-member
organization had gone on record
demanding some action be taken
Immediately.
In his letter t. the board OF
supervisors, Eagan said he had re-
ceived reports OF packs OF dogs
running loose, spreading distemper
and no doubt many of them with
traces OF rabies.
Owners OF Boston terriers are
showing their 3 10 12-month-old
puppies today in the Boston Ter
rier Club of Highland Parks spring
puppy match. The show, which
opens at 2 p. m. is open TO all
Boston owners. The event is being
held at the Greenwood Hotel. Grand
avenue and Woodward. Highland
Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
SKATERS FROM 5 STATES
ENTER NATIONAL MEET
Nv MARGARET RUSSELL

Tony Morelli, real fash on
the rollers, has sent in the entry
which will make him eligible 10
endeavor 10 retain his national
senior mems speed skating title.
He's from ST. Louis.
Lincoln Rink has discontinued
the skate dance class out there
scheduled for Thursday nights.
The Tuesday night affair is still
on from 7 TO 8 p. m. This rink
will remain open until some time
in August. al which time the man.
ayers say they'll close for about
three weeks 10 refinish the rink.
~Eastwoods hockey games are
still going on. The boys play Mon
day nights and the girls take over
on Thursday nights. II you want
TO see some fast action, drop in
and see some of the games.
Some swell plans are in the
formative stages at Jefferson
Beach Rollercade. The manager
is going to organize a couple of
girls and boys teams TO play
broom hockey. Well let you know
when there's more information on
the subject.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
RolIin' Around

Skaters from FIVE states have TO
date signifed intentions of making
the trip to Detroit for the ma
tional championships sanctioned
by the Roller Skating Rink Oper-
ators Association at Arena Gar
dens, May IL, II. Is, Ia and Is.
These entries are from Penn
sylvania, Utah. Maryland, Wash
-;ngton and Missouri and represent
'inners in figures. pairs, dance
Ind speed skating.
From Pennsylvania will come
Ruth Grouse, Drexel Hill, Betty
Nye, Donald Daily. James Costi-
gan, Patricia Bowles and Law
renee Stevenson. Bobby Shewell,
Lois Mcbride, Paula Holmes, w,
J. Tilley. Lon Halla. Betty En-
phey, Annette Brophy and Teddy
Sheffleberger are the Utah entries.
Eleven state champions, nine of
which represent the city of Seattle,
are coming from Washington, with
Bernice Cretz. John DuVal. Lolita
Simpson and Joseph Schultz COM
ina from Baltimore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
.RiverIdnd Cops
Excelsior Cap
By 4 Lengths

NEW YORK, April "A CUP)-
Riverland, louisiana Farms tall
son of Coldstream. galloped away
from a field of 10 in the run
through the stretch today for a
four length victory in the $4,000
Excelsior Handicap before a crowd
of 10000 at Jamaica.
Shrugged along in third place for
three-quarters of a mile by Steve
Brooks, Riverland staged his run
on the last turn, got to theI6ront
as they swung for home and stead
lily widened out through the
straightaway. The longyshot Mi
nee-Mo drove into second place
and Marriage was third.
The victory. his second straight
at the meeting and fourth of the
year, was worth $500 to River
lands owner as he stepped a mile
and one-Sixteenth in the fast time
of 1:44 IS under topweight Of
l24 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Victory Garden Pests
Can Be Controlled

Victory gardens can be protect
ed from animal pests without the
necessity OF destroying. says the
Fish and Wifdiife Service. United
States Department of Interior
The service has prepared mimeo-
graphed leaflet entitled Protect
ing Victory Gardens from Animal
Pests" II says cottontails are
easily trapped alive. The method
may be slow, but it is the best
system TO employ when the ami
mails damage gardens near towns
and cities.
Since there Is a closed season
on rabbits, owners OF victory gar
dens are advised 10 write the
conservation department for a
permit to use live traps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Dates for

April ga nnual spring
,uppy match Of Boston Terrier

April 25-A n nuai spring
puppy match Of Boston Terrier
Club OF Highland Park at Gran
wood Hotel. Grand avenue and
Woodward, Highland Park. All
Bostons between age Of 3 and
II months eligible. Club mem
bership not necessary. Starts at
2 p. m.
April 25-Dog training classes
Sportsmen's Dog Training Club,
800 +. Z Mile. Starts at 10 a. m.
April 27-Opening of Rose
Vile Sportsmen's Clubs war de-
partment and National Rife
Association sponsored marks
manship training school AT
Roberts Indoor Range. 2170O
Beaconsheld. just south of 9
Mile road, ST. Clair Shores. r.
d. Hinkle in charge. Starts at
7 p. m.
April 2S-Regular m n thly
meeting Greater Detroit Rod
and Gun Club, southeast corner,
Hamilton and Cortland, High
land Park. Two sound movies
in color, Making OF a Shooter"
and Michigan Conservation De-
partment picture. Lunch will be
served. Public invited.
April 2S-E County
Sportsmen's Association wind
sor branch) annual banquet and
election of l943 officers at Shaw
nee Gun and Country Club.
April S0--Arbor Day in Lower
Peninsula.
May 2-R egistered small
gauge skeet shoot AT Blue Rock
Gun Club. IL Mile road and Van
Dyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Anti(|imax Gains
Victory by a Nose

LOUISVILLE, April "a CUP)-
Hal Price Headley's Anticlimax
was anything but today as he
ripped around a mile and one
sixteenth route for a nose victory
in the $500 Clark Handicap at
the opening of the Churchill
Downs spring meeting.
Corydon drove desperately at
the leader in the final furlong. but
just fell short and was second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE-i-yesr-olds and NJ. Z.
mile.
sicyon Brooks 40 2sO 2 So
Song o war Murphy 50 3 SO
Bsrdia CNashD 4 81
Time i:i2 As. Of 2.o4
sundodger Fair Can. ADO yne and
Strength also ran.
SECOND RACE-3-yesr-old. :. mile;
Breezing Home
tNodars.D 1880 80 50
-Four Freedoms murphy 100 3 20
Towser (Lindbergl so
Time 1;i2 as. OF 90
Glancesbout. EuraHan HooSier Wolf.
Sarge, suntegrs and Wuskenin also ran.
THIRD RACE-2-y.sr-olos - mile
Ravenala tGuerinl $50 4 90 so
Chic shirley Robertson go 90
att for Tat tStoutp 2 so
Time 90 Is, of 3:l2h,
Miss Biscuit Jovine Entertainment.
clsnsman and Autocrst also ran
FOURTH RACE - 3.year.olds and up.
i-l6 miles.
Cincus tRobertsonl Is 500 81
River Wolf tDeeringl 900 ! 90
Rice Cake (Nodarsel SO
Time 1913 on 3:tSG
Gent, Deseronto, spalpeen Grey Hood
hinennder and Radio Morale also ran.
FIFTH RACE - s-yesr-olds and VI
lis miles:
Riverland Brooks 500 3 50 . So
Minee-Mo tLindbergD ~ no rs s0
Marriage (GuerinJ : a0
Time 1:4t as. on f22
lola Rose. Paperboy, Don Bingo Scot
land Light, Devil Diver. Apache Midland
and Boysy also ran.
SIXTH RACE 3.yeaf-olds and un, :,
mile
Doublrab (Cifbertb $40 270 20
'Overdrawn lBrooks) S 90 90
REQUESTED (HigleyD 40
Time 1:1l rs. on ass
Colchis, Mettlesome and Parasang also
ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-i-year- and up.
1 n miles.
CLIP Clop Murphy TO $40 2 90
Ballotant tGilbertD go : 50
stepsome tCivens) 90
Time ] SIS as on SIS
General Novice Memory Book or
Guard, Allmsr. Strawberry and Blasiss
Glory also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Churchill Downs Results

first RAcE-4.y.sr.old. and up, :.
Drollon Reeves 70 $40 xso
Trps~sy tswsinl 77to IL 70
pisvolomsn tAdam. $40
Time ! Is Us. off ai2
SONNY Casey. migration sweU Chance
Mothers Girl Remembering winsmAc
Bottle Top, ssmeron and Bulrush also ran.
Field
SECOND RAcE-7-y.sr-olds. ~ fur
Red Wonder tAdslr) so 32o 2.C
Gay Pranka tBushD $50 Z a.
Valdina Charm tzufel) SOC
Time IS, of 3si
s.satin straw. Apply WAY. .Cirzac. Is.
tori, Miss Anna c, Margaret T.. ASS
Lure. Darby Dsmron and ". Lady
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3.yesr-olds :. mile
sviv Longden) 40 so 22o
sun Flower tSvain) 80 7fo
Lucky Deal tAdamsb 40
Time l.it as, off IOp
Jean lie Diabl.. Besesr. Tor Sergeant,
rimocrscy and Liberator also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4.y,sr-old, = mile.
Var (ReeveD 1880 $50 4OC
Last Gold tAdams) $50 sac
Zig Tag tBsshsmD $50
Time 1:is. off t3s.
Johnny Jr., Gold Mike, Bright Arc
ouestivs and Black Raider also ran.
FIFTH RACE - 3-y.sr.olds. 81 fur.
longs:
Nellie L. tEsds) $40 40 22C
Whose Lynch 900 FAC
Sea Marriage Longdenl &c
Time / 20 Is. of 5 0sl1
Likessnot and Take Away also rsr.
SIXTH RACE = 3-y.sr-olds and W,
II LIS miles:
AnticlimaY CBiermsn) 1900 500 $40
Corydon Lynch $50 20
Shot Put (SwainD $50
Time I:47 2.5 On $50. ~
Ball Player. Three Clovers and Ale,ern
also ran,
SEVENTH RACE-4-yesr-o and up,
LIS miles
chaldon Heath ,Mojeps) $40 80 $50
Surgeon Dick (ReeveD $40 32o
Relious tAdans) $50
Time i:4e As. of s:Olh
Aldridge. Pittistraw, Knightfors, Ex'
ploded and Swain also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-4-yesr-olds and up,
IL lis miles:
'sik Yarn tJemso i72o 1900 $50
Loretta Rice tCsffarellaD $50 $50
Which Man ts~sin) $50
Time 1 so is. off s:2sa
Ysnk Bomber His Hignness Surprise
Party, stand In. Yelled Prophet Mischief
Afoot, Beekhsmpton and agnes .. also
ran.
'Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25
Beware Of Mushrooms,
"a Species Poisonous

Michigan has Ss4 species of true
mushrooms. of VIII ich 1T are
edible. Il are of particular food
value 81 are suspect. 81 are
definitely poisonous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

fast as the conservation depart
mont will give us fish," Sparks
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-25

Hal Peck, Dodger rookie who
shot off two of his toes last fall,
is gradually overcoming his handi-
cap and learning TO run again.