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Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Harvard Crew Wins,
Retains Adams Cup

PHILADELPHIA. May ! INS)
Coming from behind in the last
200 yards. IIarvard's oarsmen to-
day noSed out the l.. s. Naval
Academy by one-foot margin 20
retain the Adams Cup on the
Schulykill River.
Invited Cornell was third, with
Penn last II was the sixth
straight time Harvard won the
CND.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Kept Out
on Clutches, Only One
TO Miss Penn Game

CHAMPAIGN, H., May Lit.
Clarence A. NStub) Muhl, director
of athletics at Lambert Field,
L. S. naval training station, which
will play baseball on Illinois field
May a. was the only one of 35
football players who did not play
against Pennsylvania at Philadel-
phia in 1925.
With the game on ice by virtue
of Oranges performance and
splendid support. Bob Zuppke was
able 10 send in "a players, many
for only minute.
But Muhl couldn't 60 in. lie
was on crutches,
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Shop BowIers Vie
For League Title

Tank Arsenal and Dodge Main
meet al Olympic tomorrow night
for the Chrysler Interplant Bowl
ing League title al 7:30. Orig
inally slated for last Thursday
night, the final OF the league sea-
son II was postponed TO permit
various players TO fill previous
engagements.
Fred Wolfs Tanks lead by one
game. Steve DutkoS Mains can
tie by winning two and win out in
taking three Dodge Truck de-
icated Tanks by a sweep last
season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Last Of Skeet Shoots
Being Held Today

Michigan'S top ranking skeet
shooters are competing today in
what may be one of the last regis
tered skeet shoots for the dura-
ton. The shoot today, a 100-target
affair, is for 28-gauge shotguns. II
is being held at the Blue Rock Gun
Club. Eleven Mile road just west
of Van Dyke. The event is Spon-
sored by the Michigan Skeet Asso-
citation and is being handled by
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Dates for
Spor+smen

May 2-Registered small gauge
skeet shoot at Blue Rock Gun,
11-Mile road, quarter mile west
of Van Dyke
May 2-Dog-training classes
at SportSmen'S Dog Training
Club, 500 T.. Seven-Mllc road, at
10 a. m.
May 3-Neeting of officials of
gun clubs In Washington room,
Book-Cadlllac Hotel. Z p. m, 10
make final arrangements for
handling Hcarst-Timcs rifle
tournament.
May 3-Meeting Of ESSEX
County SpOrtsmcn's Club, Shore
Acres Hotel, Windsor, S p m.
May western Wayne
County Conservation Club Will
hold monthly meeting al jewell
and Blaich Hall. Plymouth, 7:30
ps m Entertainment and re-
fTcShmenlS.
May iAMonthly meeting Oak
land County SpOrtsmen's Club
7:30 p. m. az Oakland County
Boat Club. Sylvan Lake Charles
Welch. educational division, con-
Scrvation department Will speak
and show colorcd movies, THE
Angler and Where
Now p? ~ a Ding Darling ami
nation.
Nav 5-Monthly meeting Of
Detroit Sportsmen's Congress,
Harmonic Club. POI r. Grand
River, at s p m. VIII discuss
closing Of 81. Clair River Ray
Raths 10 show his colored movies.
May Dog training classes of
Greater Detroit Dog Training
Club, 1904 Woodrow Wilson, at
7:30 p. m.
May S-Roseville Sportsmen's
Club To hold spring frolic and
dance at 25671 Gratiot at s p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
In the Open

u Next 10 going home and seeing
my friends. I'd like to go hunting
and fishing
This is the statement made by
70 per cent of the soldiers in a
large army camp. The soldiers
designated in order what they
wanted TO do most in response 10
a recreational survey conducted
recently.
No one was surprised that home
and friends appealed unanimously.
Similarly, the 30,000,000 Ameri-
cans who hunt and fish should not
he surprised that three-iourths OF
the army men placed hunting and
fishing next on the list.
While discussion RACES as 10 the
merits of this or that recreational
activity in the maintenance OF
army or home-front morale, mil
lions of Americans, i'm and out OF
uniform, have been planning a
weekend of hunting or a day OF
fishing,
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Jersey Race Meet
May Be Cancelled

TRENTON. y. J.. MAY up
Atty. Gen David r. Wilentz cast
an uncertain shadow over the
scheduled race meeting at Garden
State Park this summer with a
ruling that the New Jersey State
Racing Commission is not qualified
legally 10 conduct its affairs be-
cause Of the absence OF quorum.
y The ruling was based on the fact
that only two members of the
iour-man commission are still in
service.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
RoIIin' Around

Fireman DC Harold Fox, one OF
the four fighting Fox brothers who
did their roller skating at Lincoln
Rink before the war, was home
on leave recently with many a
swell tale 10 tell.
He was on that convoy to North
Africa and later made a trip 10
Australia. Said he had heard in
a round about way that his BROTH
erS, Bill and Marvin. also in the
navy, were on convoy duty but ne
didn't know where. The last
brother, Johnny, is in the coast
guard.
The Rollerettes, girls roller
skating club from Lincoln Park
High School, will stage a benefit
party Monday at Lincoln. The
management will turn over so per
cent of the receipts TO the club.
Guardian Angel Church and St.
Anthony's Church staged roller
parties Thursday and Friday
nights at Eastwood Park.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Farmer 10 Face
Turk Mailman

Ali PaSha, the cagy Turk, is due
Tor gong over at Arena Gar
denS Monday night when he meets
Farmer Jones.
The bout tops the second wreS-
Ting card presented by the new
Gardens manager, Edward (Stran-
gler) Lewis.
Another Australian tag team
bout with Rufus Jones and Joe
FerrOni opposing Morris Shapiro
and Rene LaBelle, also is fea-
turcd
Gil LaCroSs and Lefty" PAGER
tangle in the short match.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Senate Wants ST. Clair
Fishing Ban Lifted

A resolution requesting Tho coast
guard 20 relax rulck which now
prohibit fishing from boats IN the
Detroit and ST Clair rivers was
passed by the state senate in Lam
sing.
The resolution said 300 600
pounds OF pickercl can be taken
from the river this year If the
rules arc relaxed. thus aiding In
the effort TO conserve other foods
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Pimlico Results

FIRST f-year-olds and up 2
miles tstecplechaseJ
y SeftftfF tErriicvf IN 60 no
d-Sstiona Anthem Owens 420 3 20
AIR Marshal ,Passmorel 5 SO
f------f-ttf -, m : I - =
Speed Demon 81. Patricks Day Rouge
mont d.Eay Cottage and Bagpipe also
d-Brookmesae entry
SECOND RAcE-5-year-olds and up, :.
sunset Boy Boyle 1850 SO $50
Balloon Root 10 $50
Here Goes tBalzareftn 2 %
Time .13 3-5 of l2:30r
. Foot Soldier. Doctors Nurse Perserk
Gentle savage steel Beam Merry Mistake,
Johns Buddy. Grand Gay and Seven Seas
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-5-year-olds. mile and 10
Strategic CKnspp, $50 40 100
Teuebr0Se fBalzarettel IS 50 q 50
Love o Maud Crawford 2 50
Time / 10. of ! l.Oi
Niburnum, Tack Room. Reign star, Pri-
vste Ear Calabozo. Fairy Trace and
Captain Bob also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4-year-olds and up, a.
stolen Tryst CRober,s) 7.7O 800 90
Slow Motion 'ScoccaD $50 40
Smart Bet mora 3 20
j
lulette. sorgho sack, Lady Doctor, Wes-
ley A Battle Star. a-Little Monarch
Happy Sis and a.Lit Up also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-5-year-olds and up 2.
mile:
shnmpie tscocca) 174o $50 77o
JAY Jay tKiepert $40 2.20
Gondaina (Ropcrtsl 23O
Time l:l3 10 on . 90
Calls Pet and one Only also ran.
SIXTH 3-year-olds and Up 3-is
miles
Riverlaud CBrooko $40 2s0 2 20
a-AttentI0n (WDoi0 80 ? 10
c-Antichmax tBierman) 3 30
Time l.5e 2-5 tncw track record. of
2:36ta.
Mioland s-Tola Rose c-Equnox, Cory
don and Firebroom also ran.
a-A. Ssckett entry.
c-H. p. Headley entry.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yesr-olds / Isis
miles.
At,ache tBoyle) $40 40 2 so
Susan Constant (scoccs) $50 2gO
BiH's Anne (Robertst 220
Time 1:i7 30. of 3.05ii.
aPious Display, Blue Devil Burgoo Kid
a-Macaut snd Chester also ran.
all. l.. Straus entry.
EIGHTH RACE - 4-year-oIds and UP.
7 3-l6 miles
Blockader ,wielander) HOO $50 40
Ginoca (Wughu $40 $50
Butcher Boy (RooO $40
Time 300 3-5 or 1859.
Brooke Boy. Dusky Fox. Gimpey, Bis
caynes Blue, Good Neighbor. wild Chance
Big Jack and Philips Pete also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02


Mars,ep ePlesa) ii4O 500 800
Guile (Moorsl $50 20
Snow Train tWaher) 40
Time f.15. on 50
Awakener Rissa Brown Marvel, Bour-
bon Town. BeimAr Bess and Baron Lynn
also ran.
SECOND RACE 3-year.olds a. mile:
BIS Rippie tWilnamsj II % $40 80
Naldtna Rip tMsrrni $50 50
Brilliant Ply Le Blanc) 5.2V
Time ia. OF 3.05
Pamphlet. Merry Rhyme Cinema Queen
snd Bufgn1 Prince also ran,
THIRD RAcE-3-year-otds g, mile:
MISS Vogue ,TuGnbunj 1870 80 to 20
CITY Bred Williams 90
Time - 2.5. OF 35ia.
Naldirs vivid Hoseman. on the Cuft,
Vsidins Rocket, Ho-Hum and Haieyon Lass
Also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-1-yesr-o'ds and W.
For, vancouver Nash 22.oo 1910 500
Chance Sord Ccisgeetr $50 3 90
kine Torch iTurnhui1 o-uu
Time l.l3 1-h Off 01is
Tides In Mandate Boredom. Aietsic
and French Horn also ran
FIFTH RACE--4-year.olds and up. =
mile
Blenweed fPlesa) $40 90 2 So
Kansas tChafhnl II 90 4 90
Us tMartInb ? so
Time llZ Is. oh t2s.
CAPT, Caution, Bulldinger and z-chari-
table also ran
Won hut vas disqualified.
SIXTH RAcE-a-yssr-oids and up, -,
miles
Devaiue tPena) $50 800 2 20
Navy tCIaggetu $40 2.40
Arthur Murray tMcMunen) 240
Time 80 2-b. of $40.
Pau PTy and Incoming also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-4-yesr-o -olds and up.
y miles
Crcbe tMasChekl 14 so $50 20
Cross Country Iutherl S. 90 So
Rahanee Martini 3 90
Time IS ID Of 80
Light Banset M1lasses Bill Dizzy n q,
Midnight Ride and Pathfinder also ran.
EIGHTH RACE -4-year-olds and Up,
l-l6 miles
BurCo Trail tTurnhulD 3 20 $50 90
Country Lass (penaI $50 so
Zostera oHettingeri 20
Time as 3-5. on oei4
Majorette American Money Narymick.
Rpplct and saxons Pride also ran.
NINTH RACE -- 4-year-olds and up
! f-1s miles
My Secretary u@Rianc) 3 % LOO p so
Ierod's $ Plate tkirki 14.4u So
Steel King tCauningi $40
Time as 3-h, OF $780,
savings Rank. knights SoX, lull II and
Baby TAX also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
FEWER TRIPS

True. essential wartime reStric-
tions are cutting down on both
the numbers of SportSmen and the
frequency of trips. Gasoline will
be iealously guarded for that one
special expedition and share
the-rides will fill the cars.
Lakes, streams and fields near
large cities will be subjected 10
heavy pressure. Fishing tackle
and ammunition no longer manu-
factured hut still available al
sports goods stores Will be used
ConserVatiVcly this year.
But the traditional herltages OF
the American way Of life which
has always included hunting and
fishing as an outstanding recrea-
tion. will not be entirely ellml-
mated
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
twilight Games
Out at BROOKLYN

NEW YORK, May l CUP)-The
Brooklyn Dodgers have been
forced to reschedule seven "twi-
light games at EbbetS Field be-
cause of the second corps area
army commands refusal to sane
tion night baseball at the park
this season, II was disclosed today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
DOG ROYALTY

WoStphalia'S RaSwan is Of
dog royalty His sire, Oh. Kurt
Y. q Rheinperle-Thlnegold. sired
more American-bred Doberman
champions than any other stud
dog His dam. Doublc-Wapdcr-
preiSS winner champion, Siegerin
JeSSy " d. Sonnenhoehe. is
mother Of nine American cham
DiOnS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Titan 9 Bows
To Spdrtdns

EAST LANSING. May Mich
igan State. led by the heavy hit
ting OF Frank Pellerin and Roy
Chlopan. scored a 9-3 victory over
the University 81 Detroit today.
Chlopau collected pair of
triples and drove fettf- -t+tr1s
while PCttrr1n collected three hits.
one a double, and drove in three
runs.
e. Detroit 600 III 200 2
Mi-h state 2Oi $40 O2N p "a +
Peiy and Staffrlk Gefz aDa Rsately.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
CALIFORNIA ENTRIES

Seventeen skaters will make up
the contingent coming all the way
from California.
Defending senior skate dance
champions, Jack and Irene Boyer,
are entered from Columbus, O.
Registration of skaters and
operators who arrive for the ma
tionals will open at headquarters
in the rink next Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Oakland Outdoor Club
TO Meet tuesday

Next assembly Of the Oakland
County Sporismcn : Club viii be
held Tuesday night May 4 al Oak
land County Boat Club with
Charles Welch Of the conservation
department educational division as
principal speaker. "Compleai An
glcr a department movie Of
fish and fishing will be
rE
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Sportsmen TO Protest
ST. Clair River Closing

The closing of tho St Clair
River to sport fishing under the
order Of the l. s Coast Guard
will be one Of the principal mat
terS 10 he taken up next WcdneS-
day evening AZ the May meeting
of the Detroit SportSmcn'S Con-
AeSs The meeting which Will be
d AZ their new location. the
Harmonic Hall. 267 East Grand
River, will be open 10 members
only. Lloyd Pagan, president OF
the outdoor club. said He said
this was necessary because of lin
tied seating capacity.
Ray Raths. well known Detroit
sportsman. will show two color
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Titan Golfers Win
Match With Purdue

LAFAYETTE. Ind, May /
After losing TO Indiana. 9i2 10 Si2
yesterday at Bloomington, Univer-
Sity Of Detroit golf team today de-
featcd Purdue, ILL., to 6i2. David
son and Mclaughlin of the TitanS
Xyprp n1pdaliStS
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02

Nj IT Haskin,
Joe Gates, Paul
Slack and Dick
Steinhon of the
Kenmore G. u n
Club. Two 50
target all-gauge
C We n Is a T o
scheduled for
May 9 and May
% al the same
club They will
be featured by
Cpf'Asipa Z q am {
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
RoIIin Around
SAILOR, HOME ON LEAVE,
TELLS OF CONVOY DUTY
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

following night and will continue
each Tuesday and Wednesday
nights for several weeks. Then the
finals will be held.
Here's more dope on the coming
national championships sanctioned
by the Roller Skating Rink Ope-
ratorS Association at Arena Gar
denS, May II. u, 13, Ia and Is.
Kathryn Adams of Dayton, VIM
ner of the national novice womens
figure title last year, will be here.
She's now 16 years old and will
therefore have to compete in the
senior women's event. There
definitely will be new senior cham
pions as Melva Block is now a pro-
fessional and Kenny Chase is in
the army air force.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Ace at Warren Valley

Bert Robinson, 2911 Calvert
made the first hole-in-one of the
season at Warren Valley Saturday
sinking a No. ) iron tee shot on
the 133-yard fourteenth Of the east
course.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02


h Of Rand
WELL
under
n
Sigh
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Unbeatable Team

The Marshall High School junior
basketball team IN Ohio hasn't I
a defeat since 1899.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02

representing Selfridge Field and
the Crosse lie naval training sta
tion. Mickey McBroom of Fenton
president of the Michigan Skeet
Association. said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Count Becomes a Kino

g. Triangle Publications. Inc. (Daily Racing Form
or 3yeArOds and the Kentucky Derby 10000 added
2. mules start good won hasdly. place driving Went 70
ost 5:30z, off at 53l ~ Winner br. g. Reph Count
ed Mrs J. u Hertz. trained by O. y, Cameron Value
900 $4,000 Siooo Time ~ Is, 2a rs. "a s, 80 35.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
DANCE CONTEST

First of the series of skate
dance competitions will open Tues
day night at Jefferson Beach Rol-
lercadc. The second will 60 the
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
In the Open
Hunting and Fishing
Win Servicemen's S Poll
BY DON GILLIES

films from his private collection
covering both bass and trout
fishing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST ,RAcE-2-ysar-olds. 50 furl9nss
tZufeltl 4 20 3 20 2 fO
Ballury tGonzalezl 1i.20 5 90
sammy Angott tSWain) 3.l0
Time 81 3-5. OF III.
Fire Power. Royal Canadian. Darby ~
mout. River Port. What a Pay, a-Deni
shun and as s Grier also ran.
a-Rogers en'ry. r.
SECOND RACE a.year-old and up. 2.
shiny Penny Smith $40 $50 800
Joe Schenck (IutelD 500 400
Black Raider (Gonzalez) 2s0
Time ltl2 3-5. OF l,57iA
Last Gold. Johnny Jr. Bright Are
Low Bridge and spanish Duke also ran.
THIRD Race -iysar-olds and up, q.
Hometown tAdam0 34oO 1850 $50
DFOlion tReevesJ 40 3 80
Bulrush tIufelti 3AO
Time I - 3-5. or 2:t7it
Chance. sonny Casey. Aighanistan Dun
eson, Royal Martha and Pimlco Polly
also ran.
FOURTH RACE 49, 2-yesr.olds. 4ia fur.
vaIdina Cooky (zufelu 400 $50 2.4C
Dancing Duke (Moiena) 34O 300
Darby Dingbat tMillEanl 0C
Time 81 As Off .36M
Transfran, Mands and Hobbys First
also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-year-olds and up, ..
mile
Busyrdge Csmrhl $3.50 1880 1i.st
a-Come Eleven tEads) $40 81
a-Yukon tCaftarellal q,
Time III As, or 4.33
Dams Choice, Late Dawn, Brown Carse
! nFh - gazHf
b-Romulus o-Bod style and Night Craw
Ter also ran.
a.Canme; entry
.Hangsr-Myer entry.
SIXTH RAcE-3-year.olds and up =.
Gray Dream
lcsnareiial 80 20 10 SO $40
h-GHtrn rs ttsrEI 20 81
Columbus Day Reeves $50
Time ~ rs. OF 5.3l.
Woof Woof. All Good Harvard Square
Pigtails. b-Proud one and Dispose also ran
b-Caumet entry.
SEVENTH RACE-The Kentucky Derby
Count Fleet tLongdenJ $50 24O . q
Blue Swords adams $40 3 OC
Slide Rule tMcCrearyl 32C
Time 2 04 off 6:3iM
Modest Lad, Dove Pie Bankrupt Amber
l. ighi Burnt Cork. Gold shower and Nc
Wrinkles also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 4-year-olds and up
7 l-l6 miles.
Abrupt tCararella) ~ % so 81
Loretta Rice (Milhgan1 $50 q
Khsygram tReevesb 2 81
Time l:47 2-5 of T.3i
Grand Central Tex Hygrn Jim Pat
AldrldRe. Religious and plttistraw also ran
NINTH RACE 80 3-year-olds and up
I 1-i6 miles.
Yesteryear (CahareiiaD 2 so $40 J. 2l
Aibino (GonZalezb 1880 s 90
Ms Myri fReevesl 2 81
Time 1 :4e, Of Sis.
Thos. Old Book Mention Who Calls
Rose r. and Agnes 8. also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Jamaica Results

Early Delivery
tThDrnburl s. 10 10 ? ~
Patrol Flight (StouD $50 4 p0
Dennis r. tGiverrsl : 81
Time i.lf. of 2Oi
Quaker Lad, cleo Louis Smoky SNYDER
Brown Man II Blue Flight .Coun,
Maurice, 'stevads, Son Islam and Forts
simo also ran.
Field.
SECOND RAcE-4-year-olds and up, q.
Watch over
tThornburg1 2230 10 20 "a
Grand Party fSkYml $40 $40
Anvtime tGuerinI SO
Time i:13 i-5 m 2.4s
praeh Good Company Coriege Helen
SPOT Transformer and Family Doc also
THIRD RACE 2-year.olds. = mile:
surrogate tGilberc $40 90 = 30
Chic Shirley tGueriul 300 . 81
Shamokin tEccardi 2TO
Time 90 SIS. Of 3 49,.
omaloo and Sphere also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-year.olds and up, !
mile and 20 yards:
Deseronto tStuutl 300 Is % 730
Minefinder tMslley) 2i30 10 30
Elkridgc tLndbercl 6lO
Time i6 Is off 3.fqts.
Sea Lord. Siarcoo River Wolf War
Master. Rice Cake Behemoud and Bunny 5
sister also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-year-oldS and up, q,
muel
OVerdrawr NbunEl 1910 20 20
bOubirah tGilbrrti 5 90 81
Flaught Nlndhergls 3 50
Time ! 10 of -
Colchs. Sato, with Regards and Lochin.
var also ran. .%
SIXTH RACE --,3-y -year-olds and up.
I 1-i6 miles
Halle Lindbergi $50 g. so $50
Don BinEo CGUhcrt) 80 on
Bally BOY fGrohsI 3 nO
Time ] 46 Is. ou sol
He Rolls Ahsmn and Fed Thorn also
ran
SEVENTH s-year-c,ds and Up. lis
miles
Belle o. Amour
ilndnrrzT 20 10 3 2u
Bull RgEh iNufphtl 90 8 t0
sun Eager tstouti 43l
Time te IS. - 5SS
Aboyne. City TAX. Better Hurry and
Llanero- also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Major League Averages
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING

The records below include games play
Aprll Is, 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
tnpNflghi,
7th Race

Quickly. by Haste. owned b.
N winners. 500. T25. IS, 900,
.5q 2-5. i.i2 375, l:25. 1877 I
Horse Jockey WI
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
Narraqansett Results

FIRST RACE-4-year and W. >.
milo.
Mnrsfep (Piessl 40 100 400
Guile (Moore1 $50 20
Snow Train tWaher) 40
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02

SECOND RACE 3.year-olds and up 2.
mile
shiny Penny tSmifh1 so 80 2 90
Joe Schenck (IutelJ 500 400
Black Raider tGonzalez) $50
Time l.l2 3-5. of l,5TiA
Last Gold. Johnny JT Bright Arc. ]
Low Bridge and spanish Duke also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02

FOURTH RACE 49, 2-year.olds. 4l4 fur
longs.
Valdina Cooky (Zufeltl 400 $50 2AO
Dancing Duke (Moiena) $40 300
Darby Dingbat (MiluEaul 90
Time 50 As Off 3.36ik
Transfran. Mands and Hobby's First
also ran
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02

sammy Angott ,SWain) 3.l0
Time 81 3-5. OF III.
Fire Power. Royal Canadian Darby d.
mout River Port. What a Pay, a-Deni
shun anf as $ Grier also ran.
a-R0gers sntry. l.l
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-02
FOR MONDAY

c-Mrs = A Clark entry.
d-R5kery Stables and I. Bieher entry.
Ell Lamnntagne entry.
SIXTH RACE-Si 800. the Parkway
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15
is CURFEW ANSWER?
Delinquent Juveniles Cause Concern Throughout Macob County

they can dance nightly until
1880 week days. and until
$50 Saturday morning and Sun
day morning. In their juvenile
lack of understanding that no
children of their age group has
any right or business in public
places at those hours most OBJ
servers have found the gravest
cause for concern.
VARIED OPINIONS
THE youngster of today -
many of them at least one
prominent business man pointed
out, simply has run wild I'M
der totally irresponsible parents.
The municipality must step in
where such lack of proper par
entail guidance exists"
Other adults have expressed
the firm conviction that recre-
ational facilities will prove the
proper answer and take a more
tolerant attitude toward erring
youngsters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-15
Rosso Again
Heads Board
Harrison Supervisor
at County Helm

Floyd w. Rosso, representing
Harrison township, on Tuesday
was unanimously reelected to
serve his third consecutive term
as chairman of the Macomb
Board of Supervisors.
Rosso, second only in point OF
service on the board to Adrian
A. Lingemann, of Lake town
ship, has been a member of that
body since 1927. A farmer and
native of Macomb county he has
long been active in affairs of his
home community @and-of the
county at-large.
While appointment of COM
mittees will not be made until
the May session of the board
Rosso indicated today that few
important shifts are contemplate
ed. On Tuesday, however. he
did announce appointment OF
Charles Stade, of Macomb town
ship, as chairman of the vital
Sheriff and Deputies committee
committee, replacing William
Mallow, former supervisor from
Sterling township. .
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Board No.
Lists Droftees

Sixty-one men from Mount
Clemens and Warren township
were awaiting call to the Army,
Navy or Marines today after they
were accepted for duty at the
Detroit induction station Mon
day.
Fifty men were assigned to the
Army, 10 to the Navy and James
Vivian. of Van Dyke, is the lone
Marine.
Included in the group accept
ed by the Army is Charles Kali
tenbach, Chief of Police in New
Haven.
Accepted by the Navy were:
Ralph Pomeroy, John Stadler,
Daniel Milowivh, Frank Lon
drow, Norman Burlison, Glenn
Ball, Robert Dierolf. Albertus
Custer, Henry Lemon, Theodore
Darby.
Taken by the army were:
Forrest La vern Hamment.
William Smith. Ralph Rowland,
Edwin Richard, Raymond Boer-
der, Edward Pakulski, John
Schmidt, John -Lentner, Joseph
Simms. Russell Cooley, Roland
HILBERT. Joe Korode, Jr., DON
aid Carts, Albert Shotnik, Mar
tin friedman.
Herbert Treuter. Joseph La
Pointe, Melvin Sargent, John
Smith, Archie Cruce, William
Daily, Kenneth Pearl, Charles
G.. Delamieleure. Carl Pence,
Micheal Huber, John F. Rivard,
Gerald Harris, Walter Jones,
See DRAFT-Page 2
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City Retains
Same Officiary

All city commissioners and
department heads were given
their current assignments for
another year when the City
Commission met last night.
They are: Thomas c.. Long
staff, public safety; Henry Bru-
neel. streets: Edward Dubay,
water. and Fred Breitmeyer, Jr.,
finance.
Mayor Donald r. Westendorf
said the commission will deter
mine the salaries to be paid ap-
pointive heads sometime prior
to May 1. when the new fiscal
year starts.
A general raise Is expected,
particularly TOR policemen. many
or whom have threatened to quit
~ take more lucrative war jobs.