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Evening star., 1943-04-25

plentiful an apple pie has long been
a top favorite. So plan on havin'
spicy, fragrant apple pie often. You
can make it deep-dish apple pie or
just an ordinary "pie-pan pie" with
a tender, f1aky top crust only. One
crust pies naturally take just half as
much shortenin'.
For change, try prepared choco-
late or vanilla puddin' in a crispy
pie shell made with purer all-vege-
table Spry shortenin'. Whatever the
film, the delicate nutsweet Spry
pastry lets you get its FULL favory
goodness. An even a beginner can
make perfect pastrySpry's easy2-step
way. Save this receipt, use it for all
your pies an hear the compliments
on 'em.
Spry pastry for 0ne-crust pie
Mix / "a cups sifted ALL-PURPosE
FLOUR and r teaspoon salt. Meas
ure out Z tablespoons sPRY and di-
vide into two equal parts.
STEP / for Tenderness-cut in
first half of Spry until fine as meal.
This takes only a minute with
soft, creamy Spry.
STEP 2 for Flakiness cut in re-
naming Spry until particles are
size of large peas.
Add 8 tablespoons COLD WATER
(no more, no less) mixing thoroughly
into a dough. Roll 1s inch thick. Cut
few Sits in pastry and fit over sliced,
sweetened, spiced apples in pie pan
or deep dish and bake in hot oven
(425' F. so to co minutes.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
Month'sSuppIy
Of Ton,pux
Fits in Purse
You won't find
vovrseF stranded
-ond embur-
russed
How comforting it is
to know that your
purse contains sani-

tary protection for any possible emer-
gency! Tampar is dainty and compact.
You can change it in a jiffy and cannot
feel it when in place -. .. Easy disposal,
too. Perfected by doctor to be worn
internally, Tampax does away with
belts, pins and pads, not to mention
ehafng and odor. In these crowded days
it is welcomed by great numbers OF
plant workers and housewives, students
and office workers, especially those who
are sensitive on the subject of bulges
and lines showing through their cloth
ing on those days. Tampax is
made of pure surgical cotton, very
absorbent. 1t comes in patented ap-
plicator. Three absorbencies: Regular,
Super, Junior. Introductory package,
zoe. Or bargain Economy Box with 4
months average supply. 'Tampax In
corporated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

Frame your face forever in his heart
with hair that's always shining clean.
cleaning with the thrilling highights
men adore. Never spoil that picture
with hair that's dull and dingy looking
from soap or soap shampoos.
Instead, use Special Drene! See the
dramatic difference after your first
shampoo g. how gloriously it reveals all
the lovely sparkling highhghts, all the
natural color brilliance Of your hair.
And now that Special Drene contains
a wonderful hair conditioner, it leaves
hair far silkier, smoother and easier to
arrange =. right after shampooing.
Easier to comb into smooth, shining
neatness. If you haven't tried Drenc
lately, you'll be amazed!
You'll be thrilled, too, by Special
Drene's super cleansing action. For it
even removes all embarrassing, faky
dandruf the first time you use it :. and
the film left by previous soapings.
So, before you wash your hair again,
get bottle Of Special Drene with Hair
Conditioner added! Or ask your beauty
shop to use it. Let this amazing improved
shampoo gIorify your hair!
types Of shampoos, found no other which leaves
hair iustrous and yet easy to manage as
Special Drene.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

NOUPLE OF nSntS ago We Hdu llttie Idoe VI
hurt feelins here in the Wagon that I'll
~ bet has happened lot of times elsewhere,
an wish knew how to stop it.
A bunch of the high-school boys was sttin' at
the counter doin' Commando raid on my pie
supply These kids have all got hollow legs, an
it just seems like we can't fill 'em up.
While they scooped their grub up they took
time off to razz each other. First an then the
other would get called "4-F Charlie" by which
they meant that whoever was being kidded at the
moment was weakln an not good enough to
make soldier l was laughin at EN- an l guess
l was even joinin' in
An then suddenly l noticed youngish
guy. maybe 25, over at a table. He had only ct
a little of his stew. but he got up an come
over to the cash register an paid his check
didn't think much about it, but noticed when
he opened the door one of his arms was wlthered
He sort of stumbled out into the dark, an
couple of those husky kids followed my eyes an
saw what saw A boy who hadn't seen how much
that real 4-F had been hurt made another thought
less crack. An one of the kids who knew what had
happened explained kind of quiet.
Now bet there's none of those youngsters gon
to hurt any more peoples feens by belittn their
infirmtes But you can bet that all over the coun-
try, others are shown their muscles an openly
scornin' the misfortunes of the AT boys
You know how mad it makes us over here when
Hitler talks about the master race" Well,
reckon when we forget how bad it must hurt nova
DAYS to be sick or crippled weak, an we go
around thumpin' our chests braggin' about our
strength an health, we must sound like we got the
Nazi brand of pride. instead of the milk of human
kindness us Americans are always layin' claim to.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
K Ration X
Cooking Tips
BY 0<~"'+ 9e1~"Y n. .,
How to hare pie
tUice as often

Don't think for one
minute that pie max
in is out for the
I,,rotiopI Apploc oro
Evening star., 1943-05-06
RuuO,l indies

$50 Irregs. Of Fine Cotton
Lisle Briefs. Tearose and white.
Sizes S, 6 and 7. Manufac-
turer's closeout. Also 18 rayon
vests. First quality. Sizes SO
and 40 only-c cQc
-55 Rayon Satin Striped
Lace-Trimmed Vests and Ray
on Chemise. Not all sizes,
2 for S1.OO
First Quality and Irregs.
Famous Name" Rayon Slips.
Tailored styles in tearose.
Sizes "a to 2lc
40 Run-Proof Rayon indies.
Stepins, vests and band pam
ties. Broken sizes. Irregs..
69c
-Irregs. of Slackerette Com
binations. Cotton Isle or ray
on. Tearose. Good size as
sortment. Were ST and s1.15,
Sic
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Infants Wear

Boys Cotton Jersey Suits.
Solid color pants and striped
tops. Sizes 4 to 6. Were $1.29,
88c
Cotton Mesh Polo Shirts.
All white. Collars. Broken
sizes. Were $1----78c
-Knitwear. Broken assort-
ment. Sweaters, mittens and
headwear --19c to SEC
Cotton Knit Pants. Broken
sizes. 6 to IA 419c
Sleeveless Cotton Union
Suits. Broken sizes, 4 to IL,
44c
Cotton Undershirts. Sizes l
and 2 -32c
-Pinafores. Pastel shades.
Sizes 2 to 6. Were 9c---44c
Boys Suits. Broken sizes 3
to 6. Were s2.99 and $3.50.
S1.88
-Children's Cotton Socks.
Broken sizes -10c
Cotton Crib Blankets. Pink
and blue nursery patterns.
Factory rejects ---84c
Blanket Cloth BathrObes.
Size 2. Were S1.29--2&c
Nursery Lamps. Floor SAM
piles. Slightly soiled. Were
$500 -S1.88
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Blankets

II Seconds Of S5.95 Cannon
Blankets. Solid colors. 500
wool and 500 cotton. Sateen
bound. 72x84" size -- S3.99
8 Seconds Of S2.95 Beacon
Blankets. Dark Jacquard de-
signs. AL cotton. 70x80" size.
S1.S8
-6 Beacon Blankets. Solid
colors. Sateen bound. 95fo
cotton and so wool. 72Xs4"
size. Were 1895
IS Pieced All-Wool Army
Blankets. 66xS4" size S5.95
without seams, $S.95
IS American Blankets. Heath
er mixed. 500 reprocessed
wool, 2oTo wool and 2Ooo cot
ton. Were S6.95----S5,99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Je,reIr'y

80 Women's Rings. Were
81 *59c or 2 for 81. 90
-3 Pins. Were $195--fS1 90
-15 Pieces Of Costume Jew
elry. Were $1----@59c
. Pins. Were $1,000
10 Sterling and Enameled
Heart Charms. Were SIPS.
*75c
II Necklace. Was Sc $500
sPlus 1919 Federal Tax.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
HOSieru

-6 Prs. as Is Full I-Fashioned
Sheer Rayon Hose. Broken
sizes and colors s-----59c
-Irregs. and Seconds Of Sheer,
Seamless Rayon Hose. Cotton
reinforced feet. Good colors
and sizes 3 prs. S1.OO
81 Prs. Misses and Chill
dren's Ankle Socks. Soiled.
Broken sizes -------1Dc
a-Seconds Of Sheer Rayon
Seamless Hose with Nylon
reinforced feet. Good colors
and sizes. Cotton tops 39c
900 Prs. "Selma" Full FASH
ioned Rayon Hose. Cotton re-
inforced. Good colors, but not
all sizes. Were 09c-
-Manufacturer's Closeout Of
Misses and Children's Spring
Ankle Socks. MerceriSed cot
ton. Good styles and colors,
but not in all sizes,
s prs- $1.OO
KAnn's-street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Wash FrOcks

Maids White Waist Aprons.
Were sec ---3 for 81. 90
Cotton Print Hooverettes.
Red only. Were $1.19----87c
-Rayon Print Dresses. Soiled.
Were $2.99 ---S1.97
Printed Cotton Bruno h
Goats. Small sizes. Were
$1.39 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
Cotton Print Maternity
Dresses. Small sizes. Were
$1.99 ----00c
Kann'-Second Floor.
Lingerie
-Rayon Crepe Slips. Were
SI39 -----99c
-Rayon Slips. Small sizes
only. Dark shades. Were 50,
S1.49
-Rayon Slax Slips. Were $1.30
and $1.95 ---90c
-Rayon Gowns. Were $1.95,
Sligo
-Rayon Satin Slips. Were
s1.95 ----S1.39
-Ray0n Satin Slips. Large
sizes. Were $1.69---S1.39
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
UphOISteru

3 Unfinished Wood Dress
ing Tables. We're s2.ss S1.69
-12 Automatic Seat Cover
Sets. Were $1.98----69c
&c Automobile Seat Cover
Sets. Were $685. 90
loo Slip Covers for indi-
vidual chairs and sofas. Were
1898 and $s.9S,
S2.99 and $500
Il Lot of Curtain and Dra-
perry Material. mnant
lengths. Were 29c to 4sc, l5c
Il Three-Fold Screen. Was
$2.49. "As s"--.S1 m
. Oriental-Style Poles. Were
s2.e5 5---------S1,29
Il Wood Cornice. Was $2.s5,
S1.29
100 Rayon Panel Curtain
Strips. A" wide. Were soc to
79c 100
-S Bolts of Upholstery Fab
RIGS. Were $1.98 to $2.98 81
-125 Yds. Flatex Slip Cover
Material. so" wide. Was 49c,
-l5o Seconds Of Oil Opaque
Window Shades. 36x69". Pop
ular colors -------- 4Qc
Imported theatrical Gauze.
IA bolts in 2 colors. Was
Soc ------10c
-l5o Yds. Cotton Mesh Net
Curtain Material. 30" wide.
Ivory color. Was 29c ---19c
la Spring Covers. Were
$2.95 81 80
-6 Studio Couch Covers. As
sorted colors. Were $4.95,
1895
-6 Couch Covers. Figured
cotton tapestry. Were $3.99,
S2.49
KAnn's-Third Floor,
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Goats & Suits

lis Suits. Were 1895,
S29.95
~ Suits. Were $22.95 -S14
-6 Spring Goats. Were $29.95
S24.OO
3 Spring Coats. Were $39 .95,
S29.95
-6 Fur-trimmed Winter Coats.
Were $50 --$SS IN
All properly labeled as to fiber
content.
Kann's-Second Floor,
Evening star., 1943-05-06
GIOves

--26 Prs. Capeskin Gloves.
Natural color. Broken sizes.
Were $2.25 ----S1. 80
30 Prs. 6-Button Length
Glace Capeskin Gloves. Black.
Sizes 6 to 612. Were 50 81. SO
-53 Prs. Brown Rayon and
Natural-Color Doeskin Gloves.
Sizes 6 to Z. Were $2--95c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Art Goods

lis Rayon Pillows. Slightly
soiled. Were $1.98 9&c
AZ Balls Of Lightweight
Yarn. Odd colors. Were 29c,
19c
-26 Skeins Bucilla Candle
wick Cotton. Odd colors. Were
35c -1Qc
8 Hand Embroidered Pillow
cases. Models. Were $3.98
and $4.98 ---S1 .08
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Inexpensive
Dresses

Misses Rayon Crepe Dresses.
High shades and black. We're
$795 and $8.95S3.99
Misses Rayon Jersey Dress
es. Pastel shades. Were $3.50,
S2.99
Misses Rayon Crepe Dresses.
High shades. Were $10.95.
S6.95
Misses Separate Jackets.
Were $7.95 --S3.9 80
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Bedding

Il Single Box Spring for
wood bed (as Isl. Was S18.95,
S13.8S
3 Double Box Springs for
wood bed las Isl. Were S24.95,
$3.50
. Double Box Springs for
wood bed (as Isl. Were s22.95,
$3.50
Il Double Box Spring for
wood bed eas Isl. Was $685.,
S12.88
. Single Box Springs for
wood bed (as Isl. Were S29.50,
$4,000
Il Single Box Spring for
wood bed( as Isl. Was $19.95,
S12.88
Il Single Box Spring for wood
bed las Isl. Was $22.s5,
$3.50
. 40 Poster Beds (as Isl.
Were s7.s9 --------S4.44
Il Double Mahogany Finish
Poster Bed as Isl. Was
Sass 5------S7.99
Il Double Mahogany Finish
Poster Bed (as Isl. Was $1495,
$1,000
. Single Felt Mattresses.
Were S12.e9 -----S1O 66
. Single Felt Mattresses.
Were 1895 ---S1444
. Layer Felt Mattresses.
Were S24.95 -----S18.&&
-5 Layer Felt Mattresses.
Were S22.95 ---S15 90
. Barrel Back Chairs. Were
s24.s5 -----S18.95
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Better Dresses

10 Daytime Dresses. Prints
and sheers. Sizes for misses
and women. Were $14.95 and
$16.95 ---S 1893
-8 Two-piece Suit-Dresses.
Shrimp. green and navy. Sizes
IL to Is. Were $14.95 and
$l6.95 95--S9.97
-6 Daytime Dresses. Sizes IL
to 38. Were $10.95 and $14.95,
S5.48
IS Daytime Dresses. Navy,
white and black and white.
Sizes 38 to AZ. Were $22.95,
S14.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
TOiIetrieS

10 Sadira Fac. Powders. 3
shades. 2h-oz boxes---'19c
-37 Glida Beach Bags. Were
~ observation-disclosures SIC
-95 Jane Carlton Face
Creams. Giant jars -- *25c
1000 Bars Assorted Soaps.
Baby CASTLE, oatmeal. cold
cream, lanolated, apple blos-
SONS, pine. etc.----5c
$50 Park Place Toilet Tis-
sue. 650-sheet rolls,
10 for 49c
$50 Joan Facial Tissue.
500-sheet boxes. Were Csc.
18c
-23 Jane Carlton Pine Bath
Oil. 16-oz. bottles. Were 81,
+59c
- McKesson's Mems Shave
Sets. Were 8c--*59c
10 Sutton's Liquid Bubble
Bath in fancy bud vases. Were
81 -----*49c
-s3 Foaming Bath Sachet.
Pkg. Of S envelopes. Were
Csc --~---------- *15c
Al Gabilla's Dream for
Two" Compose. Were 81 "59c
-15o Assorted Perfumes.
Pierre L'versne, Ecstasy and
Gamma Walska. A-oz. bot
ties ---- 1Oc
-s5 Gardenia Bath Powder
with Bottle Of Gardenia Per-
fume. Were $1---+49c
-SS varady Of Vienna Face
Powder. Csc size sc
81 Duffle Bags for men in
service. Contains 18 articles.
Were $2.95 ----sS1 so
10 House Of Croydon Pot
tery Shave Mugs. Were 75c.
39c
40 Hair Brushes with nat
ural bristles --- ACC
-23 House Of Croydon After
Shave Lotion. Were 75c '39c
starred items subject to 1919
Tax.
Kann's+street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Notions


Cosmetic Bags. Assorted
styles. Were Csc and 29c- 15c
Victory Shopping Bags of
suede cloth. Were 81 SOC
Envelopes for holding small
articles --------25c
Shoe Shine Sets for Army
men. Were $l-----60c
Red Pin Cushions. Were
-Make-Up Capes. Assorted
colors. Were soc 35c
White Unbleached Laundry
Bags. Were 50c----29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
DOm,eSticS
-36 Cohasset Sheets. Sec
onds of Pequots. 90xlO8".
sl.74
-48 Cohasset Pillowcases.
Seconds Of Pequots. 42x36".
38c
SO Wildwood Sheets. Seconds
Of Truth. 90x108" 81. IA
SO Wildwood Sheets. Seconds
of Truth. 81x99" S1.24
40 Cotton Bedspreads. Twin
sizes. Were 1929 --S1.89
-1S Bates Candlelight Bed
spreads. Twin size. Were
$500 9-----S459
-48 Cotton Pillowcases. AK
36" -----25c
IA Solid Color Cannon Pill
l0wcases. Seconds --45c
-38 Hemstitched Pillowcases.
42x36" 20c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Furniture

-12 Unpainted Hardwood
Chairs. AS is. Were $1.6e,
Sl.O0
IS Card Tables. Marred.
Were $1.98 --S1 On
3 Unpainted Wooden Ter
race Carts. Were $12.95.
$685.
Il Rattan Porch Table. Was
s12.95 .95---S8.99
Il Rattan Porch Chair. Was
1895 5-----S7.99
Il White Enameled Fiber
Porch Table. Was s1295.
$3.50
Il Lined Oak Dinette Set.
Was $3495 --S24 50
Il Modern Knee Hole Desk.
Was $3.50 ----Sl4.99
II Modern Student Desk.
LINED oak. Was $685..
$3.50
II Modern Blond Finished
Coffee Table. Was $9.95,
$500
II Walnut Finished Clothes
Costumer. Was 5---S1.99
Il Glass-Top Lamp Table.
Was $7.95 ---S4.99
Il Open Front Bookcase.
Was 1895 ---S6.99
Il Coffee Table. Glass tray
top. Was $6.95--S399
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Leather. Goods

S~S1S N1OVSO
-25 Handbags. Slight irregs.
Were $l.69 --S1 IN
. United Leather Cases.
Were 81. As is-----59c
-25 Handbags. Were 1898.
AS sis-c2 is m
-35 Handbags. Were SO. As
is $500
Il Brown Calf Handbag.
Was $3.50. As is-S2.M
Il Green Snakeskin Bag.
Was s5.s5 -------S3.98
Il Handbag. Was $7.95,
S5.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Linens
-l2 Seconds Of $4.25 Spun
Rayon Tablecloths. 52x68",
S2.75
~ Seconds Of s2.95 Spun
Rayon Tablecloths. 52x52",
1929
so Seconds of SIPS Martex
Turkish Towels 79c
II Seconds Of S6.95 Irish
Linen Damask Tablecloths.
66x86" -S 81 OK
8 Cotton Damask Table
Napkins. 22x22". Were $4.95
doz. S4.49
3 Seconds of 1895 Irish
Linen Damask Tablecloths.
7ox8s" ---S $3.50
Seconds Of l2Hc Cannon
Wash Cloths --10c
g Two-Pc. Chenille Mat Sets.
Rose only. Were $1--79c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Seconds Of tI.69
TRUTH
SHEETS
$1.44

Just 24G Of these fine
sheets. Labeled Wildwood.
Made of firm. even sheet
ing that counts 1913
threads to the square inch.
90x10S" size.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06
Girls Wear

utB - " CUT
IS Teeners' Plaid APE. Suits.
Were $5.95 -S2 S2.99
-s Girls Cotton Dresses.
Were $1.39 ---------64c
8 Cotton Corduroy Jumpers.
Were $3.99 --S1.97
4 Teeners' Suits. 2 pcs. Were
$3.50 ---------------S7.77
10 Cotton Corduroy 2-Pc.
Jerkin Suits. Were 1899,
S2.97
Ia Cotton Dresses Crubbie
size. Were $1.95 to 1929,
S1.74
10 Cotton Dresses. Were
$2.95 - 80 90
-12 Spun Rayon Dresses.
Were 1929 -.------S1.74
4 Printed Spun Rayon
Dresses. Were s2.s5---S -S1.97
10 Teeners' Cotton Pique
Blouses. Were $1.99-- S1.29
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Rugs
-1-8xl0 Administer Rug
(wine). Was 1895 --S2a.95
-1-8x10 Administer Rug
Cblue). Was 1895 S29.95
-1-9x10 Twist Broadloom
Rug. Was s44.5o S32 20
-1-9x12 Twist Broadloom
Rug (rose). Was $47.50 -S35
--9x12 Wilton Super Amlar
Rugs. Were e.95---S44.95
-3-9x12 Reversible Chenille
Rugs. Were s34.95-- S245O
-3-9x12 Stencil Mourzouk
Rugs. Were $11.e5 ----S995
-3-9x12 Plaid Coir Yarn
Rugs. Were 15.s5---SlO.95
-3-8x10 Woven Belgium
Mourzouk Rugs. Were $19.95,
S15.88-
-4-9x12 Plaid Sisal Rugs
(fringed. Were $22.95,
S14.95
-2-9x12 Indian Drugget
Rugs. Were $29.95 ---S2495
-6-8x10 Reversible Fiber
Rugs. Were $13.95 5---S8 80
-2-9x15 Reversible Fiber
Rugs. Were $22.95 .--S15.OO
-3-6x12 Fiber Rugs. Were
1895 ----S9.95
-6-6x9 Reversible Decowaite
Rugs. Were $s.s5-----$5.88
-S-4Hx7 Reversible Deco
waite Rugs. Were $3.50,
S3.95
-3o-27xA Fiber Rugs. Were
$3.50 o------------Sl.69
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-05-06

-Rayon tailored curtains.
Ss" wide to the pair and
2h yds. long. Eggshell or
ecru. Hemmed and head
ed, ready to hang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
RoI|in' Around
Rink Honor Roll
Lists l3S Names
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

The honor role of regular
skaters from Lincoln Rink in
service now numbers 1873 names.
Among the later ones TO leave
are John Dedona, James Hart,
Tom Wade, Howard Gentner.
Don Cooper, Richard Dobblestein,
George Bailey. Jack Saunders,
Bob Catlepp and Bud Poe.
Staff Sgt. William Morgan is
home on leave from Laredo. Tex,
where he is an aerial gunnery
instructor. Is spending most OF
his time at the Lincoln Rink.
Marjorie Martin McLauchlens
skate dance classes are so popu-
IL on Wednesday and Thursday
nights from 7 to s that she is
seriously considering morning
class. Any one interested IN
same can call her for informal
ton at Arena Gardens.
The Detroit Figure Skating
Club will wind up its seasons
activities on June 30. Al that
time applications will be issued
for new memberships.
Ann Manion left carly last
week for New York City She'll
join the Roller Nanities" cast
there and 60 with them to Holly
wood for Betty CRADLES new pic
ture, "Pin-up Girl" Production
starts the end of the month.
Last party OF the season will he
held ar Varsity Gardens this
week. Looks like the numbers
hunt will have its last run Satur-
daV night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE-Sl0Oo claiming 3yearods and up rs miles:
70 II f soo4 IS IS ' Eoso. 1910 SO SO
Ariac sptefu Muskrat Mus, Principal Season
Call also ran
SECOND RACE 600 claiming a-year.olds and up
E2SEA ii. us ,s Ass% m s ssS SO
Ack 4ms III n1s s. South ''0
Tower Mad Bit o Brown Mothers Girl Just Raine,.
Fast Work High One Vadna Bishop Joss Stick and Try Fin
Daily double paid ses.
THIRD RAcE-Sl2oo claiming 3yesr.ods up Turf
GG %ciss a SfM q Is fu 4ssms 400 $50 400
APPoINTEE. lo7 dayton' 1850 $50
Fl Toresdor BeJa Jr and wsygo
also
FOURTH RAcE-sl5oo, claiming syesr-od and up S fur,
BLACK RAIDER 40 q. R. Layton, 1910 $50 $50
c cAIFFH BUD EY Il, ~ % k SSs%s 300 go
Time Ill As Anytime Countmeln and St Dsmas also ran
FIFTH RAcE-s2ooO the City Handicap, 3yesrods
COL TEDDY los 81. r LAYTON 2o2o TAO
Time no As samborombon, Reward Defense Sarah
Lorraine and Big Meal also
SIXTH RACE $1,000 the 81, Aubn Handicap 2yesrolds, 5
sLAccK BADGE 123 r. KEEPER, 500 80 go go
THHbHNA i sENoRA II s e p NRSS $40
Time SO 35 Good Going Diamond Dick Fulmar Red Wonder
s-Richards and Dunn entry
SEVENTH RACE $4,000 Handicap 3-yesr-ods
10 WRINKLE LIE ~ q Adams $50 $50 go $40
Time la 3-5 Dove Pie also
DETROIT BULL. III B. Strange, 100 100 2so
DREAM BOAT, lO5 brennan 40 $40
Time 3-5. saxon AgricoIe Who Calls and Ever
Hopeful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

moro public fishing sites near
centers Of population" Wester-
man told the delegates. We
will continue To plant legal size
trout I'm streams, because we
have found that type of re-
stocking more advantageous"
Westerman told the delegates
that flood waters In southern
Michigan would have no Ill
effects as 10 game fish.
Rather IL has been bene-
fetal. Water flooding banks
means more fish food
RUHL SPEAKS
Harry Ruhl, chief Of the
game division. spoke on the
prospects of small game and
deer hunting this fall.
I'VE expect licenses 10 be on
about 80 per cent" Ruhl said.
He further pointed out that
those who do purchase hunting
licenses likely will find only a
small amount Of time 10 hunt
compared with other years
Asked what effect this would
have on the game situation,
Ruhl replied that we need
longer hunting seasons.
"One OF the greatest prob
lens that We face this year IL
with victory gardeners In no
hunting areas.
There will have TO be an
adjustment somewhere" Ruhl
pointed out. Already our office
IL Hooded with complaints OF
pheasants and rabbits eating up
Victory Gardens. Al the present
time all we can do h issue spe-
ciaI killing permits. The situs-
ton IL almost certain to become
acute"
The convention opposed a deer
feeding program and the IN
crease OF fees for dealers who
sell hunting and fishing licenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Brock Proves
Football Thief

GREEN BAY. Wis. June 10
INS)-Charhe Brock, the Clev-
crest thief in the National Foot
ball League" may teach the
University Of Nebraska football
players how TO steal footballs
from opposing players this spring.
Brock was reported back in Ne
braska and headed for the uni
versity job.
Brock set the league on fire last
fall when he "Swiped" the ball
from Chicago Cardinal fullback
John Morrow and ran for touch
down that gave the Green Bay
Packers II 10 IA victory IN
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Fort Sheridan
HitIess Wonders

FORT SHERIDAN. Ill, June 10
GNS)-The baseball team al Fort
Sheridan. recently n a IN g d thc
Comets, might have been tabled
the "hitleSS wonders.
In a Tencent game with the
Naval Air Technical Training
Center nine of ago. the
Comets won z IN ] and scored
runs in two innings without get
ting A hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Dates for
Spor+snen

June 20-Isu dav NishiKan UnH,A
tonserN ATTAIN Clubs Convention - FREQ
W Green Memorial Lodge Iona
June e0-Obedienee trial 81 Sportsu,ea's
Dog Training Club. John r and MI,
road 10 a. m
June - Annual sprtnE match -
SHEPPARD Dog tiab ~ Detrpu 81
Lisbsstraum Kennels. 23250 LAsher
road
June 2s-ss-ffth annual Harry Ce-,tv
blueKiil festival a. Hastings uader
auspices o. Lavrencs Bauer Poet.
American Legion
June 2S-Bass ara blsegiH season sp<rs.
June ,s-ftnh sSnust skokis vsII~e
DOG SHOW, Dyche stadium EvsaHoa
m
Isns sT--I.he shsr. Nss.a Ctys p,s
show, Hammond. Ind