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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Ex-FeIOn D5nioS
He S Burglar

Robert SisSon. 2e-year-old war
worker. formerly an inmate Of
Jackson Prison who admitted
some $50 cases Of robbery from
homes, today was held under
$1,000 bond after pleading not
guilty 70 breaking and entering
upon his arrangement before
Recorders Judge Skillman
/SiSson. who lives AZ 1850 ".
Marshall. Ferndale had led an
exemplary tic after his release
from Jackson Prison IN 1888 until
his arrest last Sunday night when
police said he attempted 10
burgiHrIze Tho home Of Arthur
BoSSart. l940l Coyle
Judge Skillman set his eXamln-
alton for next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Soldier in Accident
Turned Over 10 Army

A Michigan soldier whose car
struck and ceriously injured s.
yesr-old Dennis Peters, 1855
Chopin. today was turned over TO
military authorities after Traffic
Judge George T. Murphy found
him guilty Of reckless driving.
On furlough from a New Orleans
army camp. the offender, Pvt.
Marion Blansenship, 81, lives al
6079 Burr, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Murray Can't Get Coal

PITTSBURGH Nov - ms
One of those hit ny the coal
shortage is Philip Murray, presi-
dert ~ the Go and former wee
president of The United Mine
Workers Of America Murray was
unable 70 get 2 coal order filled
BY his Local dealer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Avistion Week Dec. l3-I7

LANSING. Nov. Marking
The 40th anniversary Of the first
fight of the Wright Brothers AZ
Kitty Hawk. n C.. Gov Kelly to-
day proclaimed the week Of Dec
10 70 II Michigan Aviation
Week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
OH! Elmer
Gone With Brides Cash,
4 She Wins Divorce

Where's Elmer" asked Cir
cut Judge Chcno' as he heard
thc divorce Sut Of Emma
against Elmer Smith, married
M Iulv and parted m August.
where's my SS00e" coun-
tered Mrs smith. Elmer and
my money vanished the same
dAN."
That beng The case, III
make YOUR separation from your
husband a. permanent a. your
separation from your money,
sac thc ~3GEe entering de-
cree for Mrs smith, who lives
a. S3iS Vanderbilt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

ITI- I""'N
WITH THE SECOND ARMY
on MANEUVERS Somewhere in
Tennessee. Nov 19 INS) It's
Richard Slomo. weary after a
days hoohng with the maneuver-
me Blue army slept Soundly IN
ms Sin trench unil "A careless
Mp misiook the trench for a
garbage pIl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Gifts Pouring In
After War Chest
Goes Over Top

Frank p Esnsn. Var Chest
president. predicted today Inst
receints OF IS AZ aa5. announced
~ the close o. the War Chest
campaign would he exceeded by
tens OF thousands Of dollars when
the contributions had been isb4-
lated and audited
Although the drive 70 raise
Ss.25oO0o for "a war relief ard
local agencies closed officially
TUESDAY night with 1927 per cent
~ Us quota collected contrihu-
tons continue 70 pour into cam
psiSn headquarters AZ The Book
Cadillac Hotel.
The War Chest vii move back
20 permanent headquarters IN the
Detroit Community Fund Build
iug next Monday. Detroiters
who have not yet been solicited
are asked 20 send their contri-
buttons 20 - ". Warren. Postal
Zone ).
The following gifts 70 the War
Chest 81 $1,000 and over Vere
reported today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

rurrcuths Aceirg NscAins c.
sTpieyss so 72o
Kss.v.Hsy,, Wheel c., = ooo
square 2 c. An0
Corgress To- pie O. con
Errloyss 81 Congress T'ol a ne
60 PAS
Houesni. Hershey carr AZ Ger.
srsi Erring A Axle c. ooo
Htcers Rs1istor ard MAnufae-
furisf 70 2 80
uerst BerufscturirF c. oon
Nertgcnsyy Ward A c. tCran1
FiVeFl . Sn0
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M-r,rorsrv wErd c.. ,r,rsfrtN z non
Charles I, MrCusr Nnn
Trsrk ard Ssds- Sn0
Mr sae Ms waiter y MscKsnus i 500
Miehigar bolc and SUI CO 500
Hartranck city smrioNes ins
= 4 G Markets as
rstrnlGr ssric' Ire 1928
Auto Wy rlating c.. snd en-.
pleyN 17sf
Fails spring ana WIRE CO. ard
skinner Meters Inc. ano EkIr
rer Furters fnc. aud employees ffo5
Detroit Shopping Nsvt 1857
Banner Laundering GO. ON
GeBsrsi Linen supply CO. noo
= Hirf u CO 200
KaYtterf cstsrinE c., Ire. 1 0nN
Kinsels Drug Co 900
Kari KrusFer ans nsr,haIs % the
pe'rcft fymphory n0n
hcconnsn-Ksrr CO. ono
y L.-rcik &C. non
Mr. Ano Ms Philip Esvars non
rrauh Eros CO. 200
Wavne Screw Coz .n0o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
America S Business

CLEVELAND, Nov. 10 OUPl-
II the average American living in
a. city Of more than $4,000 popu-
lation wa&+ed to 60 in business
for himself. ne would open a
drugstore or a restaurant or a
grocery, according 10 a General
Foods Corp. survey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

HANOVER. N. H.. Nov. 10
UP)-The Dartmouth College
library contains the largest collec-
ton Of skiing literature In exist
ence More than 325 volumes in
several languages on the winter
sport have been gathered from
eVerY corner of the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

PHILAD z L PHIA, Nov. 70
CINS) Ralph Kelly, Baldwin
Locomotive Works president an
nounceT the company had re-
tanned national engineering
firm 10 prepare a program Of
postwar activity looking 10 i'm
Of present products
and development OF new ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

30 Tons Of fuie Gifts
HEADQUARTERS. Panams
Canal. Nov. 10 (INS) - Since
Oct more than 500 sacks Of
Christmas gifts, totaling approx
mstely so tons in weight. have
been distributed 10 the soldiers
manning Searchlight and anti
aircraft positions.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

INCLUDING vnAMiNS or TNE . COMPLEX
NOW at last! One of the worlds largest pro-
ducers does for vitamins and minerals what
Ford did for the automobile: banishes the
guesswork; banishes high cost.
An amazing new vitamin- tablet invention
containing vitamins and 9 minerals that
takes the place of less potent vitamin prePara-
tons for the average person.
Made TO sell at a price millions can afford.
This new invention is called STAINS Multi
Vitamin and Mineral Tablets Full vitamin and
mineral potency is guaranteed as stated on the
package. Or your money will be refunded.
If you are not up to par because your diet
Evening star., 1943-09-26
TheWacs are saYing" Number,
please. Listen in on them :.

q SIX any general at Allied Headquarters
"a in North Africa what's the sweetest
4 = sound in the world and he'll say:
"A girl phone operator on the switchboard
saying Number, please" That dream
came true few months ago when the first
Wacs arrived and began showing burly
G.I's off the phone stools. Now the girls
are doing vital job operating some
of the most important war equipment
in the world.
Their boss, Gen. ]. V. Matejka, Chief
Signal Officer at Headquarters, says: mo
man alive can operate switchboard like
a girl. The more we can get the better" A
veteran sergeant said it another way:
'tLook-it them men operators. They know
they're being shown up. But there's flock
of jobs up the war piece where these guys
can really give it the guns = if they only
send us some more Wacs.''
lHE Chief Signal Officer now has one
great ambition: to have the switchboards,
most of the telegraph and teletype printers
and many cipher-room posts stated COM
pletely by Wacs. And not only in Africa
but at Army posts all over the world, the
efficient Wacs are needed.
As for the girls themselves, one blonde
summed it up for her fellow lady soldiers:
when call from General x to General
comes in and push in that plug. nobody
can tell me that I'm not helping kick one
over the goal posts for our team"
Evening star., 1943-09-26
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La gaceta., 1943-09-29
Distinguida feminista hablara sObre las
muieres nOrteamericanas en- la guerra

-Cuatro
millones de mujeres norte-
americans estan ayudando al
frente de guerra, prestando
toda clase de servicios de que
son capaces, desde remachar
aeroplanos hasta conducir
aviones para entregas. La
senorita Minerva Bernardino,
Vicepresidenta de la Comisi6n
I-nteramericana de Mujeres en-
Washington, refiri6 a las mu-
jeres de la Rep1blica Domini-
cana v de Cuba, la historic de
esta vital contribution para Ell
esfuerzo de guerra de las
Naciones midas.
La senorita Bernardino, que es
una lider feminista muy conocida
en- las Americas, parti6 para Ia
Rep1blica Dominicana atendiendo
q una invitaci6n que lie hiciera aquel
gobierno, para cooperar en- una
Earea de seis semanas en- Ia mo-
yilizaci6n de las organizaciones
femeninas para Ia defensa civil.
Tambien visit6 Cuba con un objeto
Rnalogo, y Sc espera que regrese o
Washington, asiento de la comisi6n,
aproximadamente ell 10 de octubre.
FL centric de las aCtividades de Ia
Benorita Bernardino en- Trujillo fue
con ell Comit& Permanente del Pri-
mer Congreso de mujeres domini-
canas Y con ell Comite Interameri-
cano de Cooperation de la Rep1blica
Dominicana, de los cuales ella es
fundadora Y Presidenta. En- la
Habana labor6 por medic del
"Liceo Femenino," una de las mas
conocidas organiZaciones femenl-
mas en- la America.
Relata los esfuerzOs femeninOs
La mission de la sehorita Bernar-
dino fue promover ell entendimiento
mutuo Y unas relaciones mas es-l
trechas entire las mujeres de Ame-
RIGA que trabajan en- ell esfuerzo del
guerra. Ella relate la manera en-
que las mujeres norteamericanas
usan los zahones Y llevan sus fam
breras trabajando en- turnos de-
media noche en- los g~igantescos
programs engranados de las IA
bricas de aeroplanos, municiones VI
~astilleros.
Tambien Sc dara una description
de las mujeres de las fuerzas
armadas que llevan uniformes, las
"Wacs," "Waves," "Spars," las pi-
lotos de aeroplano para entregas,
10 mismo que las que Sc ocupan en-
Utras ramas del s%ervicio. Y tambienl
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

sehorita Bernardino espera visita
Mexico ell pr6ximo otoio, para ayu.
dar a la coordination de las mujereG
que trabajan en- la defensa civil.
Ella ha permanecido en- Washing.
ton por ell termino de ocho amos, en-
la oficina principal de la Comisita
Interamericana de Mujeres, en- IA
Union Panamericana. En- su pals
de origen, fue anteriormente jefea
la Secci6n de Estadistica del De-
partamento de Education de Ia Re
p1blica Dominicana e inspectOra
las escuelas de artes y ofcios De
.Distrito de Santo Domingo. .As
tualmente escribe dos libros: uo
que trata de las actividades de IA
Comisi6n I-nteramericana de Mr
jeres v otro que es una gufa para
las mujeres prominenteS de h
Americas
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

sobre Ell immense ejercito que ira
baja en- la defensa civil, tales como
las voluntarias de Ia cruz roja, las
donantes de sangre, las que traba-
Jan en- las uniones de ~sociedades por
ell bienestar del soldado, las que de-
sempenan ell papel de anftrionas y
las Wgfas contra ataques aereos.
La senorita Bernardino explic6
Ia organization de Ia Ultima adqui-
sici6n para veneer la critica esca-
SEE del potential humane, ell ejercito
femenino agricola, ell cual COM
prende mas de so mil trabajadoras
que reemplazan a los hombres en-
las labores agrfcolas de TODD Ell
Aceptando la invitaci6n de la
.senora Amalia G. de Castillo Led6n,
delagada de Mexico a la Comisi6n
Tnteramericana de Mujeres, la
La gaceta., 1943-09-29

al techo. Miaja Sc lie acerc6 SON.
riendo y poniendole una mano en-
ell hombro:
LEI Gobierno sc va? iMejor!
iYo me allegro de que Sc largue!...
Porque ell pueblo, al saberlO, sc
sentira solo; Sc sentira arbitro y
responsible 1nico de u d~estinos,
v entonces Sc desagarrara las en-
trahas v sacara de elias cuanto
haga falta para veneer Yo tengo
en- ell pueblo una fe ilimitada.
En- ell "sal6n grande", Rojo y
sus colaboradores habian reanu-
dado su tarea. A media tarde les
lego la noticia de que acababa
de caer en- Madrid I'm ob1s; ell
primero que las baterfas de la trai
ci6n clavaban en- la ciudad indie
fensa.
Alguien coment6:
Else ob6s es la tarjeta con
que "los blancos" - genie bien
educada - anuncian su vista.
Nadie contest6. Trabajaban.
De vez en- vez un estampido LEILA
no aranaba los muros. Ell general
Miaja llam6 a un ordenanza y lie
pregunt6 por Marenco.
mo ma venido.
-iB1scale!--
Ell mandate son6 en- sus labios
como un rugido y continue pasean
dose. FL ordenanza desapareci6
para tornar momentos despues.
Mi general: ell comandante
Marenco NO esta en- ell ministerio.
Pero Miaja pensaba va en- o.
ira cosa y repuso:
Nj hace falta--
Y nuevamente ell taconear de
sus atlas botas volvi6 a escuchar-
Sc acompasado, ~is6crono, como ell
pa'pitar de un reloj.
Bien pasada la bora de las sic
tie fueron a decirle que Ell general
Asensio lie esperaba en- su despa-
cho. La llamada era urgente. Sin
perder instante, Miaja Sc dispuso
a salir. Cardinal lie interrog6:
-jOtra vez?
81; pero no es ell ministro
quien me sOlicita; es Ell subsecre-
tario.
Ell general Asensio, joven, a.
puesto y decorative, lie acogi6 con
amabilidad untuosa, aunque de
pie, como para acortar la entire
vista, Y sin preambulos lie entire
go un sobre cerrado en- ell que a.
parecian escritos a maquina ell
nombre del destinatario Y la ms
cripci6n Personal y reservado";
Y debajo, en- letra manuscrita, la
siguiente advertencia: "Para abrir
a las seis de la mafana".
Ell sobre habia pasado directa-
mente de las manos del general
La gaceta., 1943-09-29
Ell ASEDIO DE MADRID
POr A IA

Asensio, a las manos del general
Miaja. Este entonces Sc cuadr6,
rigido, los brazos pegados al cuer
pc rollizo, las piernas j%untas; pa
recia un monolito.
-iManda listed algo mas?
No, companero, NADIA; mu-
chas gracias.
-Quedo a sus 6rdenes.
Ell subsecretario sonri6 seduc-
tor:
listed sabe que estoy STEM
pre- a las suyas--
Miaja Sc march6 preocupado.
Aquel sobre hermetico, enigmati-
CO, lie quemaba los dedos. JQu@
habria dentro de el?-- Miro su re-
loj; eran las ocho. Ell sobre decia:
"Para abrir a las seis de la mana
MAJ. Su misterio, de consiguiente,
no debia ser violado antes de 10
horas. iMucho tempo, diez no.
ras!-- iPor que tamana dilacion?
No queriendo que nadie inte-
rrumpiese Ell hilo de sus cavila-
clones Sc clausur6 en- su despa-
cho. ALI, hundido en- un butacon,
sigui6 meditando. Sobre como a.
quel acostumbraba a darlos ell Es-
tado Mayor cuando Sc celebraban
maniobras y guerra obligarse a
I'm jefe a repentizar una opera
ci6n, para asi conocer u aptitu-
des estrategicas; y tambien GUAM
do Sc lie enviaba a determinado 81
ito a cumplir una mission secreta.
Esto, en- Alemania sobre TODD, Sc
hacia a menudo. Pero siendo noto-
rio - Y ell general Asensio no
podfa ignorarlo - que ell Gobier
no Sc iba Y que las vanguardias
enemigas estaban llegando a la
capital, ipor que retardar, cast
medic dfa, ell cmplimiento de una
orden que debia ser urgentisima?
Con esta interrogation, sin res
puesta logica possible, Miaja Sc
devanaba los sesos. Necesitaba
trabajar, disponer 10 que debfa ha
cerse; la defensa de Madrid era
precise organizarla a rajatabla y
como 81 no 10 supiera, los estampi
dos de las baterias facciosas esta-
ban ALI para recordarselo.
De tan gravfsimo atolladero fu6
q sacarle la vista del General Je-
fe del Ejercito del Centre, don
Sebastian Pozas. Ell recien llega-
do lie mostro un sobre identico al
suyo; I'm sobre que su condici6n
de militar lie prohibia abrir San
ties de las seis de lamanana" Don
Sebastian Pozas tampoco COM
prendia 10 que entranaba aquella
advertencia. Los dos caudillos Sc
miraban perplejos. Les unia una
amistad fraterna y cambiaron i'm
presiones. Todo en- vano. Seme-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Favor Irish
Over Titdns
oBy TOM HARPER

SOUTH BEND. March 12.-Rid-
died by the loss of three players
to the armed forces and facing
a team that il has never defeated.
University OF Detroit's basketball
squad arrived here today for its
clash with Notre Dame tonight.
This is the nineteenth meeting
btween the two schools and the
Irish have captured all of them.
This seasons great Notre Dame
quintet has won IL in 10 starts.
They lost only to Kentucky and
Great Lakes.
The Titans also are having a
fine year with Is victories in 19
games, but the loss of three key
players is sure to have some eff
feet.
Coach Lloyd Brazil plans to use
two players brought up from the
"B" team, freshman Don Master
son and Bill Lennon. But the main
hope of Titan victory will be Lee
Knorek. star center, who has 229
points TO his credit this season.
The Irish attack is built around
Bob Rensberger, stellar guard. who
is the teams high scorer with 1873
points, and Bob Taught, 6 foot
5 inch center. right behind Rens-
berger with 1872 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
New Baseball

The baseball which the major
leagues will probably adopt for
the coming season promises TO
be definitely livelier than the
dead pellet which was in use in
the big time AT the end OF the
1912 campaign.
Chief change In the proposed
official ball will be center
composed of a composition of Ba-
lata rubber and cork. with
casing OF rubber composite. Pure
rubber for baseballs is out for
the duration.
In appearance the ball will be
the same as il was in former
years. There will be no change
in the weight and circumference.
Special attention will be paid to
the way the yarn is wrapped,
since this controls 10 a percepti-
bic extent the springiness of the
spheroid.
Dissatisfaction with the Off
cial baseball was rather general
in the waning weeks of the past
title chase. The long-distance
clout artists moaned audibly as
they watched blows that once
cleared the outer ramparts de-
scend into the outfielders' hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Pabst Sets Record
OF 1913 in Classic

West Side Classic today has a
new league record Of 1913, shot
last night at Ambassador by Jim
Jackson's Pabst. They missed a
300 when seven splits and six
misses popped up in the last five
frames Of the final game. They
marked 1925 1038-909.
Ellis Walker. substituting for
Pabsts' Bub Fucik, scored 672 and
Wesley Scarlet 636. Steve Mas
COW turned in a 258 in Col and
Bill Morland of Wolverines 629.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Uses Timetable

Prior TO the race Rice re-
vealed that he had devised a
maximum timetable that would
enable him TO cut exactly six
tenths of a second off the world
record which he himself had set
the year before.
II have estimated the greatest
amount of time I can take on
any part OF the race and still
lower my record" he said on the
eve of the big test. IF l can
keep close to my schedule, I'll
break that mark. In fact. I
may do n whole lot better than
my final figures show"
Here's the way he proposed TO
cover the distance:
Al the quarter, no more than
20 seconds.
Al the half, a maximum OF 2
minutes and 20 seconds.
At three-quarters, 3 minutes
and 30 seconds.
Al one mile, 4 minutes and 20
seconds. -
At a mile and a quarter, .
minutes and so seconds.
At a mile and a half, 7 min
utes.
AT a mile and three-quarters,
8 minutes and 10 seconds.
~ two miles. 9 minutes and
is seconds.
AT two miles and a quarter,
10 minutes and IS seconds.
Al the finish. a maximum OF
IL minutes and 81 seconds.
That is figuring things rather
close. The slightest lapse, the
least faltering and it's all over
your chance is gone. The
schedule certainly didn't allow
Gregory any time for goSsiping
with his friends in the front
seats or waving at the redhead
in the third row
AThe record bid demanded COM
ete concentration. That's the
Way the unchallenged king of
Americas distance men ran the
race. He stayed a few brief
seconds ahead OF his rigid time
table all the way, breaking the
tape in IL minutes and 93 sec
onds to add new distinction TO
his shining track record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
(Continued from First Sport Page)

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
with his pads. but he didn't have
time TO clear as Crosse dashed
40 TIM n1iC iie. duC zee y heck
This wasn't any romp, even
though il was four straight for the
Wings over the champions. The
Leafs showed plenty of gimp,
readiness TO swap body checks
with the Red Wings as they may
be doing a week from Sunday in
the opening round of the Stanley
Cup playoffs.
Big Bucko Mcdonald. the steak
eater whose body checks helped
Detroit TO win two Stanley Cups.
proved that the years and food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

the time you reach the finish
mark.
A smooth stride, plenty OF
leg kick and a generous supply
OF the old moxie are essential
attributes of good distance
runner. But all these are
wasted if he doesn't learn how
10 pace himself.
A beautiful example of the inn
portance of timing was furnished
by Gregory Rice. erstwhlle
Notre Dame star. when he
pounded his way 10 a new in
door mark for the two-and-a-
half mile route at Washington.
ID. c. Rice ran according TO a
carefully devised schedule sliced
time into 10-second chunks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
WINGS WRAP UP HOCKEY FLAG

rationing have not made him a
Ferdinand in Maple Leaf uniform.
The old bull OF the bodychecks
met Carl LiscomDe OF the Wings
head on at the Toronto blue line
with a thunderous check that al
most tilted the rink and sent both
players fiat on their backs.
Probably amazing themselves as
much as the crowd. they arose and
skated away in the right direc-
tons.
Not TO be outdone. Jimmy Or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

lando tried conclusions with Bucko,
dropped him. but went down him
self for a draw. Bucko's last great
effort was a headlong dive at Mud
Bruneteau. Mud ducked and ZAP
peared to catch Bucko across the
head with his stick as he pivoted
away.
"Never felt it," said Bucko In
the dressing room later. Don't
mind anything rs long as they
don't start ratiOning steaks In
Canada"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

distance run
ming. The big
idea is to be
sure that you
h a We u S G q
ur a S [
o u n c G I
speednot 10
ct before
you hit the
I a pc or 10
feet after
you've passed
inst at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Scratches
BY United Press

BY United Press
OAKLAWN
Track. muddy.
First Race Drumont, Niscounty, Waw-
hled. oLokout Rascal. Flaming High.
>kty's Girl
cond Race--Gay Youth, Show Up,
dow Mouse, Yondell r.
Fourth Race-Good Going, opal. Army
Miss, Draway. Bellferrst, Tomily.
Eighth Race Surgeon Dick. Equioval.
Ovala, Thrift. Tensleep.
FAIR GROUNDS
Track. fast. ~
First Race-Lafsyette Girl, Mention.
Straw Basket, Handi
Second Race--Miss Fix II, Flag Post.
Hadatime, Vain Captain.
Third Race--Cherry T. Gee Lot. Ro-
seate Dreams Count Tickle, Appto Play.
Scotch Pert.
Fourth Race Erazai valdins Ranger
Painter. Little steve ny Cato Leayen-
worth.
Finh Race --Prince Zelo High Hat.
Sassy Patricia Greenocks Coin. Diggie.
Fircsteei
Eighth Race High Talent. Ballast
Reef. vaIdina Pat. Bellrnger, Busy Josie
Bpluts. Mythical King.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Bob Tales
Timing Explains
How Greg Rice
Breaks Marks
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Timing is an important
element for success in any
sports endeavor. but nowhere
is IL more fundamental than in
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Weather Report

District of Columbia: Fair and
windy with freezing temperature this
afternoon: clear and colder with
diminishing winds. lowest tempera-
ture near Is degrees tonight. Thurs
day fair and continued cold
Virginia and Maryland: Fair and
colder with winds diminishing to-
night. Thursday fair and colder.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
muddy at Great Falls.
Report for LAT "a Hnurs