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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Mass Meeting
For Dog Owners

All dog owners are invited to
attend a mass meeting next
Thursday evening at g O'Clock at
the Detroit Labor Temple. Mont
calm and Park. The purpose of the
meeting is 10 acquaint them with
the new dog law, recently passed
in the state Legislature. The
meeting is sponsored by h c
American Sportsman and Hunting
Dog Owners Association.
Miles Callaghan, state represen-
tative from Rose City and Senator
Joseph A. Baldwin of Albion,
authors of the bill, are the princi-
pal speakers.
Harry Gaines OF Grand Rapids,
executive secretary of the Michi-
gan United Sportsmen's Club,
whose organization approved the
bill, will also speak.
Fred Miller, president Of the
American Sportsman and Hunting
Dog Owners Club, has personally
invited all dog clubs in the De
troit area 10 be present for the
meeting and ask questions per-
tanning to the dog act.
The bill, which provides for the
regulation. registration, identified
ton and licensing of dogs, through
the state commissioner Of agri-
culture is for the purpose of curb
ing wholesale theftS Of valuable
dogs.
The act provides a serious pen
atty for any person holding in
possession a stray dog without re-
porting such possession to law en-
forcement officials.
Detroit dog owners are IN
this Sunday attending the
Windsor Kennel Clubs eighteenth
annual dog show. Dog owners are
that in order to avoid de-
lay they should fill out forms BIS
or E-29 in advance of their trip.
dog experts will judge
entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

the schools in the neighborhood,
such as Hoover and Lincoln Park
High.
The Rollerettes, the girls skat-
ing group from Lincoln High. still
skate there twice monthly. Dance
classes go each Tuesday and
Thursday nights from z TO 8
o'clock.
BOND DRIVE
Arena Gardens is going about
on the current bond d rive. Since
last fall they have had a bond
booth set up in the lobby and have
done a swell business. For the first
five days of the past week men,
bers of the Detroit Figure Skating
Club sold 81 $50 in bonds.
The staff at this rink is being
kept busy these days getting the
rink all cleaned and shined up for
the coming national tournament to
be held there May II, II, ID and Ia.
Several of the rooms upstairs,
part of the national offices of the
Roller Skating Rink Operators
Association. will be refurnished to
serve as judges and committee
rooms. These are TO accommodate
representatives of this group from
all over the nation who will gather
here at that time for the national
convention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
GdIento 10 Fight
Beech in Memphis

HARRISBURG. April II (UP)
Manager Willie Gutenberg an
nounced today he has withdrawn
Tony Galento from his proposed
appearance in Milwaukee April 80
and was arranging match for
him in Memphis May Z wiz
Neville lTigerl Beech GilzenbeA
said he Cancelled the bout in Mill
waukee because his proposed OPP
ponent. Mickey Hayes. was hand
picked" by the promoter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
RolIin' Around
RolIin' Around
STATE ROLLER FINALS
SUNDAY AT ARCADIA

Spectators have one last chance
TO see part Of the state competi-
ton sanctioned by the Amateur
Roller Skating Association. School
figures for boys and girls, free
style skating and pairs will hold
the floor all day Sunday at Ar
cadia.
This is a very important event
as the first. second and third place
winners in all divisions will qualify
for the national tournament to be
held in May at the Fordham Skat-
ing Palace. Fordham. n. Y.
Ozzie Nelson and Barbara Killip,
president and secretary of the
ARSA, are in town for the title
events and are getting further
plans set up for the national. With
them is Jean White. national senior
women's figure skating champion
of this group.
RACE FINALS
Saturday is the big day for finals
in the rink speed championships al
Varsity Gardens. Five boys and
five girls, all under Is years old
will race for the titles.
Lincoln Rink is. still doing its
fine business at night and the
management has been swamped
with bids for afternoon parties
These bids come primarily from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
IN THE. OPEN
Banner Year Predicted
On All Trout Streams
By Don GILLIES

parmcnt Of conservation 10 begin
the season with equipment over
hauled and IN good repair. Train
7nc Of 10000 volunteer co-opera-
tors In the forest FIRE fighter serv-
ice In use Of FIRE fighting tools and
methods will be completed in time
for the spring high-ha2ard days,
which are between the disappear
anCC Of the snow and the time
vegetation becomes green again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Sunday Last Day
OF Outdoor Show

The Detroit Sportsmen's Show
will come 10 close Sunday with
two performances. The first will
De held at p. m. and the final
at $50 p. m.
The show which has broken all
records since sports
shows were first inaugurated in
Detroit seven years ago has been
pronounced by old-time outdoors
men As the best ever staged.
Bill Pau. director said Satur-
day that he was very pleased with
the public response 10 this year s
show.
we have signed n 5-NCar
contract with Olympia" Pau
said. III conditions arc such
that a show is possible next
year. We certainly will be ready
to stage another"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
School Girls Train
To Help Lick Axis
FOR MONDAY
FOR MONDAY
Nv MARGARET RUSSELL

tennis being dropped for the lower
high school grades. These sports,
such as yolleyball. speedball, bas-
ketball and hockey teach the girls
the value Of cooperation and team
play in this crisis in our country.
The body building program,
which has been set up by COM
mittee of Detroit health education
teachers as part of the Victory
Corp. is taught on progressively
harder scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
MATCH BOYS STUNTS

Al Cooley High, 610 senior girls
participate in this program. Not
content with the exercises they get
as class work. they delight In GO
ing over part of the obstacle
course which has been erected as
training for the boys.
Every day when they come in
from their hikes you'll find them
trying out the monkey walk" the
over and under" or the leaning
Lena
So beware. you Axis four-flush-
ers, These girls of Detroit will
exercise more than a little author
ity in dealing with your fate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
BLANKS AT CLUBS

Instead of writing direct to the
Times they should return TO the
club where they took their rifle
training lessons for entry blanks.
Rifle club officials will be glad to
assist in filling them out.
The shoot is also open 10 all citi-
zenS who have practiced at rifle
clubs, but have not taken the regu-
lar National Rifle Association
course.
Citizens who have not had an
opportunity to practice, but who
would like TO brush up before the
tournament, may do so. The fol-
lowing is the rifle shooting sched-
ule in Detroit for the coming week.
SUNDAY, 2:30 p. m.-Detroit Gun Club,
1886 Grand River.
MONDAY, p. m.-Fisher Y Rife Club
Grand Blvd and Dexter; American Rife
and Pistol Club. Hamilton and Cortland
Royal Oak Municipal Rife Club. 1i9 w
Third street Royal Oak Chrysler Cur
Club, 504 Elmwood.
TUESDAY, r. m-Detroit Gun Club
2536 Grand River; Brewster Rife Gun
637 Brewster; Greater Detroit Rod and
Gun Club, Hamilton and Cortland
Recreation Gun Cub. 504 Elmwood; Roys
Oak Municipal Rife Club, 1l9 W. Third
street Royal OAK Great Lakes steel Rife
Club, 1910 Electric. Lincoln Park, Wyan'
dotte Rife club Roosevelt High School,
Wyandotte, Fisher Boys Club, Grand
River and Dexter.
THURSDAY, p. m.-St. Mays Of
BEDFORD Rifle club. Hamilton and Cort-
land; Detroit Sportsmen's Congress Minute
Men, 1884 Woodward Brewster Rife
Club 637 Brewster
FRIDAY. 7 y. m.-FiSher Rife Club,
linen and women Grand Blvd. and Dex-
ter: Greater Detroit Rod and Gun Club.
Hamilton and Cortland Lincoln PARK klhe
Club. 1910 Electric. Lincoln Park; Wyan-
dotte Rife Club, Roosevelt High School
.-,,,
SATURDAY. Q n. m.--Sons OF WV
Rife Club tboysl Roosevelt High school
p m Irish Rife Club,
and Cortland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Expect Forest
Fire Hazard

Disappearance Of snow in north
err counties marks the beginning
Of the forest fire hazard season.
Burning permits are now required
for setting Of any brush or rub
bish fire. Winter employment Of
FIRE wardens has enabled the de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Hedrst-Times
Shoot Invites
DefenseGroups

If YOU have not received your
program and entry blank for the
HearSt-Times rifle tournament 70
he held at Olympia, May % and 30,
a shoot in which every man,
woman and junior in the state are
write at once to the rife
editor of The Detroit Times for
your free copy.
Prizes worth thousands Of dol
lars will be given away. There is
no entry fee, but all entrants must
fin out the entry blank and mail
il 10 the rifle editor before May 20
in order TO shoot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Something new has been added
10 the health education program
for twelfth grade girls in the Met
ropoltan Detroit schools.
It's a physical fitness program
and ITS purpose is 10 FIT the girls
for long office hours, work in war
plants or enlistment in the various
services.
The program, which concen-
trateS on body building by means
of Danish or corrective exercises,
hfesaving in swimming and hiking.
stresses endurance. The exercises
deal in dance fundamentals requir-
ing vigorous body manipulation.
N IT'S DIFFERENT NOW
For many years prior 10 this
fall. health education for girls
meant work in recreatlonal Skills
for the first three years in high
school, while the senior had no
sports program at all. This was
TO IN the girls 10 carry on some
sort of sport program in their
adult life
Now team sports are the thing
with all individual sports except
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18


THIRD RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up, :.
mile;
Tower Maid tLitu.D Ii.70 $40 $50
Which Man tswainl $40 $50
Bean Catcher tMlligan) 100
Time :2e 2-5. off 400
Ho Down. Agronomy. Buena Venture.
Cloudy Weather, Spur King, SILK Yarn,
Foligs. Old Book and Free Money also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr .olds, I mile; j..
Crest 1Berman) $40 40 20
Big Boss tCsffarella) 800 2s0
Cyclorama tBashsmD $50
Time 1:4l as off s32il
Thisst, DR.. Jim. Bescsr and Liberstor
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr odds. So furlongs
Ocean Wave tEads 800 40 40
No Wrinkles (Brsenl $40 $50
Valdina Sol (ZufeltD 2 80
Time 1:ie as. off S.05i-
All Hoss, MONDAY Sun. Darby Donnie.
Dove Pie and Likeasnot also ran.
SIXTH RAcE--3-ysar-olds and up. lie
AIetern ,Adams) 12Oo $50 on,
vsldins Orphan tZufelD $50 out
Corydon Nynchl ou,
Time 40 is, off SOS
Shot Put and Articlimax also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-4-yesr-olds and up. :.
mile.
Winamac tCaffarellsD 1880 IL so $50
Zig Tag (Bashaml $50 $50
sameron (parise) ~
Time ll5 off sos.
Chicago Dr.. runaway Boy, Isolde. Fly
inR Double and Veiled Prophet also ran,
EIGHTH RACE-4-yesr- olds and up
! lis miles
Thos (Basham) $40 $50 2.so
Vsleroso Ii adams 800 2hu
Mistucky (South) 800
Time | AZ As. off s:42
Guaymas. sand Stock. Jim Lipscomb
Sara Deer. Portsmouth and Royal Shaw
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
No Card Friday at Osnsett
FOR MONDAY

PAWTUCKET, r. l., April II
(UP) -President James <. Dooley
of the Narragansett Racing As
ISOLATION says racing will not be
held at the track April % because
il is Good Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE--3-y.sr- and VI. =
mile
Last Bubble IRobertsonD 2. ~ $50 80
Happy Note CCilbertb - go $50
Air Current Longdenl y on
Tim. IL is. off asa
Song o. War Sight and Albs,ross also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Nsrraqansett ResuItsI

FIRST RACE
Windshield (Martin) $3.50 1887 7.s0
Snow Train (Austin) 1880 $40
Canter's Best tClaggetN $40
Time 1:12 IS Off 2:35
Red Meadow. Set. Red Metal. A. Liberty,
Lady Lyonors. Last Frontier. Montbars
and Weesgone also ran.
SECOND RAcE-4-year-olds and up, y
mile:
A s,, Nash ,n go go ss.?o
Maehne tRichmond) $50
Time 1.i2 3-5. on 3:04L2.
Sizzling Pan. Alimony Kid. Tex Kiss
Sugar Daddy II. Seven Seven. Adolf
and Ripplet also ran.
THIRD RACE-4-year-olds. a mile:
Bright Acre tWhiting) 5000 10 50 100
Brave Sir (Maschek IS. so $40
Big Chance (PlesaD $40
Time ia Us, off 33f
Updo. Mask and Wiz, Zosters. Mr. Sec
rotary Batik Milkymoon. Morstep, Van
time and Canterup also ran.
FOURTH RACE -- 3.year-oId.. =, mile
Woodford Lad
tTurnbuD 100 s 2a--3 80
Mpdid (Lutherl 40 $50
Samhar lie Blsnc) $40
Time i:12. off 4:021z
spartiate and False Face also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-4-year-olds and up, a
Bit o. Green
tVande nherghe) 1910 $40 40
King Torch tTurnhulD 100 $40
Wake Robin tPlesaD $50
Time 1: ~ is. off 4.3li2.
Boredom, Cinesar, Islam's Islam. Sun
Town Charlene and Circus Wings also ran.
SIXTH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and up,
I lie miles:
Devsue (Penal 1850 so 3 en
Mixer tClaggettl $40 3 so
Par Avion (WhitinCl 3 so
Time 1;A as. of 800.
Incoming. Through Bound and Arthur
Murray also ran.
SEVENTH RACE 4-year-olds and up.
"a mile:
Navy (ClaggetD 1920 500 3 40
Charitable (Canningl 10 3 90
Capt. Caution lSmth) 80
Time Ill as. on 5:32L
Easy Blend. Quarterback and Us also
ran.
EIGHTH RACE-3-year-olds, = mile:
Bar Willow tMartinD $40 $50 800
Gay Flight (NsSh) $40 $50
Worsted Goods (Bates) 2.40
Time 1.l2 As of sos
Leicester. Our Orphan, Duzit. Pat O'see
and Our Victory also ran.
NINTH RACE -4-year- olds and up. l
mile and 20 yards:
Valdina Msls tWhitinD $50 $50 $50
Cstomsr (Wiliamsl $50 so
Sea Foam (LeRiancI 500
Time 1875 Is, off s.3l
Country Lass Naldina SquAw Joe Pete
Hop SKIP and Regent also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
EVENT FOR SCHOOLS

A special program has been pro-
vided for beginners who are mem
bers of civilian defense organiza-
tionS. This includes the Michigan
State Troops. Michigan Home
Guards, Civilian Training Corps,
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress Min.
ute Men and other sportsmen's
clubs who have organized civilian
defense activities.
High school principals or rifle
training instructors at all Michi-
gan high schools are advised also
10 request entry blanks as spe-
cial interscholastic team event has
been provided. This is open 10
boys and girls. between II and 10
Citizens who have taken their
rifle training at various rifle clubs
throughout the state also are
TO cOmDete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
HEAVY TROUT PLANTING

The 1912 paintings Of trout
reared in state fish hatcheries was
heavy, but in addition. the depart
ment this year stocked the streams
with many adult fish as well as
advanced fingerlings.
Westerman listed the following
rivers as the ones which have been
restocked by the department: To-
bacco River in Clare County; Au
Sable in Crawford and Oscoda;
White in Newago and Muskegon
Pere Marquette in Mason and
Lake: Pine in Lake and Wexford:
Baldwin in Lake; Little Manistee
IN Lake and Manistee; Au Ores in
Iosco: Rife in Ogemaw: Jordan in
Antrim and Charlevoix; Sturgeon
In Cheboygan and Otsego.
While stream fishing will I'M
doubtedly draw the great majority
of anglers. Westerman advised
fishermen not 10 overlook the many
lakes which have been set aside by
special order for trout anglers.
These lakes, which also have been
restocked. include: Clare County:
Desdman's. Little George, Little
Long. Schoonemaker, Lake Thir-
teen and Townline Lake. Altoona
County: OBrien and Trout lakes.
Otsego County; Fords, Lost, West
lost. Pickerel. North and South
Twin Lakes. Newago County, Kind
Lake. Cheyboygan County, Hem
lock Lake. Oscoda County, Twin
Lakes.
Next Thursdays T j m e will
carry last-minute trout fishing con-
ditions as wired TO US from con-
servation department supervisors
In various parts Of the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

ihs fAt r. f-yeaf-oIus anu up
Winged Hoofs Brown 1880 $50 3.lC
Myr tMagee) $40 2.eC
Lechlade tCruz) 2 sc
Balk. Fieldfare ana Air Marshal also
ran.
SECOND RACE-3-ycsr-olds and up
old Westbury tRobert.D 1870 $50 TT
Tack Room tRenickD $50 4.7C
Executor tKnapp) 1870
Time 1918 2-5. off 1881
Moalee, Tinto. Gun site. Nom Dc Plume
Mistrera. ssros. More s'ings and klssc,
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-2-yesr- Odds ~ furlongs
Galaclic tTammaro) 1890 $40 3.et
b. Elray tDattilo) $40 2.sC
Edmar JOAN tStevensonD 7.oC
Time 80 AS. off 1.0ih
Plane Shadow, b-Boston Victory. Kohl
moor, True American and Cramps rmag,
also ran.
b-Bryson entry.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr.olds q mile:
Overlin (RooD $40 $40 2eC
Bayborough tKepeD $50 $50
Bits Anne tTrent SEQ
Time l:i5, OF 1882.
Cobeggo, Pious Display, Little Hoops,
Listing. chief Chan. Winning Smile and
Ecomint also ran.
FIFTH RACES yesr-old. and up. q
mile:
Unchallenged CRoherts) so 500 2e0
Mercury tScoccal $50 $40
Abrasion (Knapp) $50
Time 1913. Oft 2.0lh
Cape Cod and Sassy Lady also ran.
SIXTH 3-year-olds and up. q
mile:
Csssis CWielanderD $40 27O 24o
star Copy tKeiper) $50 240
One Only (AattiloJ 2e0
Time i:13v-5, on 2.3ii-
Wishing and Hyscinthus also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-4-yes and up,
1 i-i6 miles.
tScoccab $40 2s0 23O
Star Chance CTsmmaro) $40 ESQ
Golden Novice (SistoJ 2 so
Time so. of 3:02
Dingnsns and War Ar also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-4-year-olds and UP,
I l-l6 mrsst~
Sentinel (SCoccal go 10 2 80
Ginoca (Knappi 10 2 oC
High STANDARD tAcostst z SO
Time 40 So on 3.3i
Miss Fix H. Pete Gino and No Ending
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
FEATURE rs ACTS

The entertainment program.
which consists OF Is acts lasting
over t"o hours. Includes such Wen
known characters as Big Boy.
The hilarious comedy bear. pre-
eented hy tho Stevens Brothers
rhythm swimming featuring Joan
Burke and KAY Walsh. Orin Ben
son IND ms trained retriever dogs
beIa DC Tuscan and his world $
fencing champions
table tennis with Chuck Burns,
Michigan champion and Lee Webb.
Canadian champion; Jumbo, the
almost human ~cal' comedy log
/ birinE canoe utInC and other
.lrf-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
co NIGHT

Sundays performance VIII fca-
,'uir fa soldier, who acted a> os.
curiS for The Detroit co menu
beers 20 Camp Aftgbury who VIII
boz guests Of Tho management The
night ha, been officially dcsig-
mated aS Go night.
Among the many displays 10 be
seen Is the Detroit Times Mounted
Trophy contest with excellent
specimens Of big game. ducks,
.pheasantS FISH and others. Con-
.testanfs IN the contest are advised
N pick mp their trophies Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-2-year-olds, "A furiongs
Leavenworth tJemas) 1880 IL 40 500
Clayhurne Laytonl 40 $50
Adhesive tLittrelD } 90
Time :56 is. Off los.
a-Don Miller, Lestabert, Tee Beau, Fed
erai Tax, Parco, Mr.. Danny, Bell Burner
and o Balladier also ran.
SECOND RACE - 3-year-olds and up,
y mile:
Pimlico Polly tAdams) $50 $40 ESQ
Pure Briar (Flamm) $3.50 1900
Mighty Lucky tReevep $50
Time 1870 as. of 3:36h.
Anopheles, New Glory. Aud Lang syne.
Sumatra Ill, Sanders and The Alamo also
ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Pimlico Results

FIRST RACE-4-year-old and up. 2
miles. steeplechaSe
Winged Hoofs Brown 1880 $50 $40
Myr tMagee) go 2.pO
Lechlade tCruz) $50
Time 1907 is. off i2:Oi
Balk, Fieldfare ana Air Marshal also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18


SECOND RAcE-2-yesI-olds, $. mile: -
Ravensls (Guerinl 500 40 80
Smart Sheila tEccard) $40 $40
Autocrat tLongdenD 40
Time so As, OF 2 80
vsidins Craft. Chic Shirley. STIR Up
Handsome Boy and Vsra also ran.
THIRD RACE-3-year-olds and up, a
mile
BIZ Sickle (Gorman) 100 80 2..o
Biloxi Bay (GilbertD $40 $50
Tip-Toe ts,oup 2,10
Time III. of 1920.
Whitewater and Halle also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 3-yesr-old. and up.
+. mile:
Doublrse Robertson, $40 80 2so
Devil Diver (Cilbertb !. 30 $50
Requested tLongdsnt 40
Time 1:l1 1-5, OF $50.
Marriage. Flausht and Lochnvar also
ran.
FIFTH RACE 3-yesr-olds. ii.1s miles:
Count Fleet iJongdcnb SO q 30 10
Blue Swords tAtkinson) 3.3o $50
a-Twoses Brooks $50
Time i:43. OF 4:23
Modest Lad incentive Pops Pick
aside Rule and Four Freedoms also ran.
aW. T.. Boeing entry.
SIXTH RACE--s.yesr-olds and up. >.
+RiverIand fProoksD 40 40 out
= Apache tStout go ~ nut
Pompion tGiyens) out
tDead heat.
Time 1910 as. off 4:59l1
With Regards also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr.o and up.
lis miles:
Tola Rose tMshrtenl $50 10 2 20
Bright Gallant tMcCresryl 40 220
Alamo NASH $40
Time rs. off $50.
Psperboy and Robert Morris also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
IN THE OPEN

IAN ms ior trout streams ~
Lower Michigan sre open snd all
signs point 20 = successful open
ing dav next Saturday"
Such was the comment Of Fred
4 Westeruan, chief az the con-
servaucn departments FISH dlvi-
sion.
It's going 10 he n great year
for the states 100000 trout
anglers. They should have no
trouble getting their limit from
April "a to the Labor Day clos
ing
Westerman. however. warned
that a few rivers in the northern
part Of the state may reach food
stage II the still present snow
should melt too rapidly
Thus far. no serious floods
have occur principally
because frequent cold spells
have stepped In at just tho right
time and halted any overhowing
~ river banks.
FLOODS POSSIBLE
However. II we should expert
ence a few days Of warm weather
before the season opens. fisher
men might encounter consider
able difficulty" Westerman OBJ
served. This il due To the fact
that when rivers are at food
stage their waters become turbu-
lent thus eliminating all fly cast
ing and sometimes even regular
bait fishing" he added
Smooth tires and an a card Will
compel mary 20 do their fishing
closer 70 home For this reason
we have appealed 10 Everett
Tucker Of Detroit, regional super
visor Of the conservation depart
ment 10 advance the names OF all
nearby streams which received
paintings of legal size trout during
the past weeks.
Westerman revealed that the
fisheries department had been con-
Quoting an intensive trout planting
campaign near the states metro
polltan centerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Churchill Downs Entries
FOR MONDAY

FIRST RAcE-ssoo. claiming. 2-yesr-
oldk AZ furlonRs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

FIRST RACE
Windshield (Martin) $3.50 1887 7.s0
Snow Train (Austin) 1850 $40
Cantsr's Best tClaggettl $40
Time ~ as, Off 2:35.
Red Meadow. Set Red Metal. A. Liberty,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-29

naeine podpiranja amerisklh
vojnih naporov. Doslej so to
storili v polni meri in nobef1ega
dvoma nj, da ne bodo prenehah.
To bi storili tudi, &c ne bi bllo
nobenega slovenskega vprasa-
MIA. Ampak videci, kako umira-
10 bratie. v start domovini "a
svobodo in "a skupni cilj vseh
protifasisticnih sill, 81 ne bi mo-
eli odpustiti, &c ne bi storili, kal
Moreno. da jim pomagamo dc
pravice.
Amerika je lojalna zaveznica
svojih zaveznic in misli "a ze
leno mizo, kadar pride cas-, So
delovati, ne pa ukazovati. In "a
to je treba tudi te sedanje II
bodoce sodelavce informirati II
prositi "a njihovo podporo. Vsf
brez izieme, ker so in bodo VS.
enakopravni in Sc bodo steli VS.
glasovi.
Etbin Kristan