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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
SINGLE OR MARRIED:

Q--I was married IN October,
1912. l worked seven months as
"a single person and three months
after / was married. l earned
S749 in 1912. My husband was
sick the greatest part of the year,
and his income was less than $500.
Do file tax return as a single
person, or can my husband and !
file joint return? My husband
was divorced in May and remar-
ried in October. He has two chill
dren TO support. Do we file as
single or married persons Mrs.
r. NJ.
A-You may Ale a Joint re-
turn, prO-rating personal exem-
ton for period married and
period you were both single.
The Times cannot compute your
tax, however. Visit Room 259,
Federal Bullding-but do II soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Red Cross Will Send
Cables To Prisoners

Cable communication between
families in the United States and
relatives in prison camps or in
termed in the Far East was an
nounced today by the Red Cross.
John w. Waiting, chairman of
the 1913 Red Cross fund cam
paign. said that one self-compOSed
Cabled message now may be ac-
cepted for newiy-announced priS-
oners of war or internees who
have been officially reported.
In no case will the Red Cross
guarantee delivery. and all costs
of sending the messages and of
replies must he guaranteed by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

sender. Arrangements can be
made az the Red Cross home servs
ice division. go w. Lafayette.
Mr. Waiting announced that
contributions 10 the 1943 campaign
for 100000, double that Of last
year. were continuing. Among
large increased contributions re-
leased today were:
r. c. Mahon e Co. from $1,000
TO $1,000; Michigan Tool Co.. 500
10 $500; Hunelhoch Brothers &
Co, $500 10 $3.50; Fitzsimmons
Manufacturing Co, $500 10 81, 000s
Bulldog Electric Products Co..
$1,000 10 $1,000, and Bull Sons
Co. $1,000 to 81 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Condemnation Award
To Brown Is Opposed

LANSING, Feb. 26,--Prentiss
NJ. Brown may be the nations top
price fixer, but new condemna-
ton trial will be needed TO fix q
price on his property near his
home, II developed today.
A condemnation com m ! sion
awarded Brown $2,397 for the
three parcels, but highway Off
cials contend they are worth only
81, 100 They petitioned probate
court TO set aside the original
award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Income Tax Answers:
Income Tax Answers,
Giles Kavanash Bars
Travel Deductions

Committing war workers and
temporary residents may use as
much rubber and gasoline as the
average modern drummer, yet
when it comes to Smelling out for
expense, the sum is as
lost as a torpedoed submarine as
far as income tax deductions are
A question, duplicated countless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Bombing Of Coast
BY Japs Doubted

Twenty-five-year-old Mai. Edwin
F. Carey Jr. doesn't believe there
is much danger in Jap bombings
on the West Coast. Home on
furlough after nine months in
Alaska and the Aleutians. he said
I'VE should have very little
difficulty I'm removing the Japs
from the islands In the Aleu-
tians, their nearest bases to the
United States, when the time
comes'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
$1,000 Fleas
Renter Asks Damages Fol-
Alleged Bites

Judge Jeffries, in common pleas
court, raped his gavel upon the
bench:
Case dismissed"
Michael ,Langowski, AZ, Of $3.50
Harper, had asked 81, 900 damages,
for alleged bites by dog fieas in a
house he rented at 6484 st. Aubin
The landlady, Mrs. Lillian Wit
kowski, denied the charge.
The plaintiff admitted he couldn't
bring the fleas 10 court as wit
neSSeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
z Meat Dealers Wait
Quiz in Price Case

Two Detroit wholesale meat
dealers await examination today
after being arraigned before
United States Commissioner
George M. Read on price violation
charges. Both pleaded not guilty.
They are Harry Korchek, 3272
Calvert, operator of the American
Packing Co, 24i2 Riopelle. and
David Aaron. 2462 Pingree. oper-
ator of the Bay State Packing
Co, 2540 Scotch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
Hearst Group
Pays Dividend
speeIal % rHE DETROIT TIMEs

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 26.-The
board of directors of Hearst Con-
solidated Publications, Inc, today
declared for the current quarterly
period ending Feb. %, 1943, a
dividend of Its per cent tequiva-
lent to 43% cents per share or
the outstanding Class A stock OF
the corporation, payable March Is
1913. TO stockholders of record OF
/. March 1. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
What's on the Air

This program mas been
given The Detroit Times
by the stations herein
listed. n the presentations
as scheduled are not on
the air. the fault lies with
the stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

CKLw--Henry Jerome-M.
WJLB--Folk songs.
WExL-Parade of bands.
f;46 p. NJ.
amily IN war.
WCAR-Jungls Jim-D.
WJLB-Hiilton harmony.
500 p. NJ.
wJR-FOB Detroit.
WWJ-Air force band.
CKLW-News Ace.
wCAR-News Ace.
WJLB-News. intermezzo.
WExL---Newscast.
WJBK-News Ace.
S:l5 r. NJ.
CKLw-Palmer House-M.
WCAR-Mich. Roundup.
WExL-Variety music.
WJBK-Popular melodies.
$50 r. N.
WJR-Hello from Hawaii.
WWJ-Lyrics for Liza.
CKLw-sons of saddle-M,
WCAR-DiNie and BOys-D
WJLB-Milady's matinee.
WEXI1-I Love a Parade.
WJBK-E Ernest Minchella.
S:4b y. NJ.
VEIL Music program.
400 y. NJ.
WJR-Wsshtngton report.
WWJ-Matinee In rhythm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WCAR-News.
WJLB-NewE.
WExL-Newcast.
WJBK-Italian- American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

by &c. r. H.:
IL am rOomlng alone In
hotel In Highland Park. My
wife and her mother are living
In indianapolis. go back home
every two weeks for two days,
by bus.
MOTHER AN INVALID
81 would like to know why
cannot deduct my travelling ex-
penses, meals and lodging the
same as a salesman who travels.
1 cannot bring my wife up here
because her mother IL an In
valid"
The truth of the matter. in the
eyes of Giles Kavanagh. collector
of internal revenue. is that when
man leaves home and gets a
permanent position elsewhere, the
extra expense involved actually
becomes a non-deductible personal
expense.
The next best thing for &C. r.
H." would be to move his family,
but since that seems impossible,
there is no alternative but 10 pay
without deductions.
CLOTHES DEDUCTIONS
Other questions and answers:
CIR. H.: In the case OF your
work clothes, that il also point
which the law decides. There Is
no deduction.
Q-1 own Canadian government
bonds worth 81 900 held in Canada.
Will l have 10 pay income tax
here? Will I have to report
same Mrs. l.. G.. T.
Ali you are a citizen ~ the
United States. you must file an
income tax return II your earn
ings are over $500 IL single and
$1,000 II married. Interest"
from bond mentioned must be
reported as income.
STOCK ASSESSMENT
Q-During the year 1912 | paid
an assessment on some stock. Is
there any allowable deduction
H. j. w.
A-No. II Is considered as
additional cost OF stock.
Q-Having spent about $500 on
repairs on my home last year, my
sales tax is usually high Can ]
deduct total sales tax 2-J. B., AL
gonac.
A-You may deduct actual
sales tax spent. One per cent
deduction IL allowed for those
who have not kept a record of
sales tax spent and must estl-
mate the amount.
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times in letters TO the Times In
come Tax Editor. was raised agar
by &c. r. H.:
II am rOomlng alone In
hotel I'm Highland Park. My
wife and her mother are living
In indianapolis. 1 go back home
every two weeks for two days,
by bus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
STOCK ASSESSMENT

Q-During the year 1912 l paic
an assessment on some stock. /,
there any allowable deduction
H. J. w.
A--No. II Is considered as
additional cost OF stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26
CLOTHES DEDUCTIONS

Other questions and answers:
g. II. H.: In the case OF your
work clothes, that il also a point
which the law decides. There Is
no deduction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

ADvERTlsEMENT
Evening star., 1943-11-07

JUNGLE SAM SAYS "SHOP EARLY"
The Post Office requests that all
packages be mailed before Decem-
Der ! to insure delivery before
Christmas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
The DETROIT TIMES
BILGEWASII


Detroit'S eight-mcter fleet was
increased 10 SIX today with the
announcement that Tom Petz0ld.
veteran IMackinaC racer, and G..
Albert Lyon are bringing ThiSbe
here from Boston
The latter is the present COM
mOdorc Of the Bimlni Yacht Club
IN the Bahamas and a renowned
deep sea fisherman and sports
man.
ThiSbe, one OF the most famous
eigh'S' ever built and the winner
oi the Canada Cup when owned
o Lake Ontario, was bought
from Charles Francis Adams of
Boston, former secretary of the
navy
Adams is regarded as the dean
OF eastern shippers and handled
Yankee when she was a candidate
m the last Americas Cup trials.
Petzold won the MackInac race
with Alsumar in 1885 with Dave
Sloss as co-Skipper and has been
a regular participant IN the event
since 1929 This year he sailed
Josephine III 66-lnot yawl in the
race.
Joe Snay, Carl Meurer. Miles
O'Brien and Petzold'S brother,
Herman Petzold famous oldtime
light canvasman, have been asked
to crew I'hiSbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
7 Tomorrow S Pairinqs
In Michigan Open

,IOmorrow'S pairingS IN state
Open golf tournament a Edge
wood Country Club
% 90 49, Bin Graham Don Sutherland.
Herman Fieblg
u. Oa tai Tex Ellison "a, John Rob.
srfs taI Ambrose Klenes
u 10 Ray Mcguire, ca Mike NoVak.
ca Marion Jones
il.l5 -ta G J. Farley, CAB Randall
Ahern Jack PritchArd
10 20 Jimmy Johnson, "a John ne
vane. taI Ray Lame
~ Is Russ Beaupre, ca Art hoNabb.
Ca r. Harrison.
~ go 49, Warren OrIick. ta Gale
StrnEer ts1 =. +. Lower.
~ .3l-Erui Shave, ,al Joe Dragon
Ca Ed Haas
il.4o- I'd skinner, ca Paul strunk.
ca Frank Wrids
~ i5-Gus Deerlng ca Bill Feuvick
ca Pau, Ambrose
N So taJ John Driver tst Lee Cons.
ca Charles Petoskey
~ ha Jimmy Demaret. GIN Sellers.
Ca Eide Furgol.
200 Gordon Williams taJ CLIFFORD
White BIN Wright
i2;oy-,al All PONY, ca Jim Funston.
"a Emory Stoltz
- 10 Post entries
u l5-tal Harold Brink. Eden Briggs
"a jaw Law
p 20 RIn Lanelaa. ,s1 f. C Richards.
~ f7rTf fNrtrfFs
- % Jack Wnney. Chuck Kocsis.
Bobby Retth
y 80 Howard Peterson tsD Al Archer.
ca Lou LaNIue
i2.35-Cal Stanley s. Alec Mason. taj
Bob Dietrich ca Jack vending
~ fO-.idt Benton Yates tal Ellis
Berry tsi Chuck Thornton
~ tal Joe Kucsis. "a L Cole "a
Les Evans
~ 30 Nudge Coca
y '5-.loe Before. claude Harmon. ta)
Frank Connolly.
90 Watrous, 7. shannon. ta) J.
-. Sfandiyh Jr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Worked Miracles

Old Bill has been Al Georgia
Tech since 1905. as a player
and As a coach. lie has worked
more than his share Of minor
miracles for the Wrecks. send
ing out teams that bad little
more than a desire TO play foot
ball and a quantity of clean uni
forms but still stopping the
nations mightieSt elevenS.
He Is most dangerous when
his club is the underdog Georgia
Tech was the popular choice 10
come IN second 10 North Caro-
lima last week The ScTibes re-
ported the Carolina teams
devastating oVerh Q a q game
would wreck the Georgia crew.
SO Old Bill turned up with a
defense. including an occasional
four-man line that had the air
minded Carollnians completely
baffled
Teck broke up four passes
and intercepted four others.
North Carolina completed
four pitches and gained exactly
II yards for all their trouble
When II was all over, the
North Carolina players found
they had just lost a ball game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Famous Eastern 20
e
Added ID LEGAL Fleet
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Warrior Pintail. AwaShonks,
Shamrock and Armida are the
other rights here.
An auSterity strange to Macki-
nae Race dinners prevailed at the
Bayview Yacht Club last night
when Chairman Charley Beck
awarded the prizes to the win
ncrs of this years event held in
July
Those honored were: Wilfred
CTooD GmeIner who was first to
finish with Apache and winner of
raclng-cruiSing honorS; Ernie
Crates. racing victor with Sham
rock; Andy Langhammer top
skipper in cruising with Rambler;
Perez Williamson with Rainbow
in A class cruising and George
Naumann with Estrellita in the
A division OF racing cruising.
Others who received PLAQUES
for finishing the race this year
were: Perez Darnell (PintaiD:
Tom Petzold Josephine IT'D; Stu
Rackham tSonata); Jim Grove
tkathnaf4 +. q dire w uns c h
Mink Eddie Flinterman
tStormy Petrol; Clete yelling
tViteSse); II. G. ScheTer tAre-
thusa) Les Lodge CDorjack):
Bob NeeSley (Kittiwake) Harvey
Jackson (Fugitive)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Learned by Rockne

Coach knute Rockne learned
that lesson years ago. when his
great teams ruled the football
world. The Georgia boys showed
absolutely no respect for the
regal prestige OF the Irish and
they could never understand
why any Notre Dame team
could ever be a favorite.
When the game was over.
Notre Dame often was a little
puzzled by the whole thing.
Coach Elmer Layden learned
the same lesson m his turn
And Just last year Leahy. fresh
and bright-eyed after guiding
his Alma Mater through an UNI
beaten 1871 campaign. received
a little postgraduate education
al the hands of Old Bill
Some OF the Johnny come
latclys credited Georgia Tech
with an upset when they stopped
the Irish. 1876, 10 scramble
their hopes for a second con-
Sccutive indicated season.
But Old Bill didn't regard il
as an upset and neither did
those b servers who have
watched the Irish-Tech ieud
since its inception.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
=bob, Ta|es
Georgia Tech
Game Provides
Line on Irish
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

Michigan football fans are
going to follow the u. M
Northwestern game at Evans
ton Saturday with fervid at
tention because the Wildcats
provide the first real test for
the 1913 Wolverines.
Sharing interest with this
scrap. however. will be the
Notre Dame-Georgia Tech af-
fair al nearby South Bend.
Michigan and Notre Dame have
a little appointment in Ann
Arbor the following Saturday
and Wolverine followers would
like 10 get a little better line
on their prospective foe.
The Fighting Irish stayed
closely TO straight football in
drubbing Pitt last week, but
they won't be under wraps this
Saturday
Coach Frank Leahy knows
Notre Dame can never afford
10 take Old Bill Alexander and
his Rambling Wrecks lightly.
Nothing delights the Georgia
clan more than 10 PIN back the
ears of the Irish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Wrecks Better

Georgia Tech had good
club last year Besides whipping
Notre Dame. the RamblerS won
second place honorS in the
strong Southeastern Conference
and gained a poSt-season invita-
tion TO play in the Cotton Bowl.
Georgia Tech has better
club this year. Although their
ace back. Clint Castleberry. is
gone. they are loaded with grid
iron stars from throughout the
South, gathered there for their
training under the navy's VIZ
program.
The Ramblers will present
serious challenge 10 Notre
Dame. But If the Irish get by
this test and Michigan performs
according to schedule against
Northwestern. YOU can look for
hiStory-making struggle of
football giants at the Michigan
Stadium on Oct. 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Art Nehf's Son Awarded DEC

Sgt o Paul MINI,
SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. Sept. (delayedD
lNSj-Capt Arthur " Nehf Jr. fighter pilot
Phoenix Ariz has awarded Distinguished
for herOm Guadalcanal Announcement
made tonight.
Capt Nehf r. Art Nehf National
pitching shot three planes
attack The officer cited his fighting
feating numerically superior
In previous engagement Capt. Nehf suffered
when shot down by planes He told he would be
unable to fly but later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Ortiz 10 TO 7 Over Lopez

HOLLYWOOD. Oct ] up
Manuel ORTIZ, making his sew
enth defense OF his worlds cham
pionship bantamweight title, was
a l0-7 favorlte today 10 defeat
Leonardo Lopez OF Mexico City
in their l5-round bout tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

SECOND RACE 2-year-oids mile:
Ankylos (JemAsl II 30 $50 ( 40
Porter's Pride (WalD a. % - 90
HAY Burner tMehrteusl 30
Time i.41 2-5, on So
Pine Knot sixteen Cents Bslfor. Grace
TAmm. Town Gallant. Passau BfadWin.
Dtslocate and Dispatch also ran.
THIRD RACE 3-year-oids and 90
about miles steepiechase
pee BlaRrp Leonard ~ 81 50 ! 20
Winged HOOfs Brown $50 10
Rouge mont tPeurodl 80
Time Z II IS of 20
National Anthem Cupid TioEa and Gal
way Blazer aiso ran
FOURTH RACE 3-year-olds and up 8.
mile
Even stitch 'JemasJ $50 8 20 80
Samaritan tGrphsl % 3 40
Fair Weather tLougdenI $40
Time - 3-5 on 81
Lady Flares Red Kosettt hedtd NaVi-
gazing Smiles and Sassy Lady also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Columbus, Syracuse
Open Little Series

SYRACUSE. Y. Y, Oct. |
GNS - The Columbus Redbirds
and the Syracuse Chiefs will play
the first OF three games of the
Little World Series in Syracuse
tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Altoona REC. s % s,' .,'H'sI =. A ,,si
Until p. N. Saturdays. Sundays Unu p. N.
ARCHWAY 1884 EAST :, ,sf Sc, AVE
Modern Alleys Open Bowling TODAY from 90
A. N. Until ZOO p. N. ana After ~ 90 p NJ
BEACON REC. w. y '. sc. At " w1 s1,aso
opsn Bowling TO-DAY. 90 p. n. uOtil $50
p. NJ All Day Saturday ard Sunday
BOWL 0-DROhe .SU s SrhF 81. s pst $3.50
OPEN BOWLING AT AL TIMES
Few LEAGUE Excavations Lett. Cocktail loUnos.
IcLnIIhe ia2 EAST CONGRESS
vHplLlHV 20 Alleys Tables. CT. 1853
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TIMES
Few Choice LeaeUs Reservations stilI Available.
CASINO '7'' ~OG a.. c.sSi,I.I Is ALLEYS.
For League Openings. CA. 1897
ICHEkE. TR0MBLY s' >, GEES sl,S
Air.eOnditioosd for Your Comfort. open alleys
Until p ~. After 80 Bowl Dine Ounce
CREST LANES 'OI = alt9Ys' S so l s,stH
A BowIsrs ParsdiSsl Visit Our stage Bar and
Cocktail Lounge NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION ss sstsytT cI =. s,so
6oWLis6i BILLIARDS.
COCKTAIL eAR and EXCELLENT FOOD
DEXTER REC. OtHTt" ~ = e sos,,9 BLVD.
Choices League opsniaet Ief,--Monday. friday.
OPEN BOWLING AT ACrTtwrs
bAnUeh heG, cESTRAsIY LOCATED
opsn Bowling TO-DAY From Noon Until s p N.
Afternoon League Reservation, stu Available.
GRAND CENTRAL 1914 FERRY PARK
tGUNlHI ~ A.ll10
Pisasur. to Bowl at oulst.st Alleys IN Detroit.
Good Transportation Facilities. Bus.sirsst Car.
GREAT ILYEc 10 BALTIMORE
0hNni LHNLO q, woodward. Ma. 1863
opsn Bouing--40 Alley, ~ a Row-UntI p ~
Ard After 100 p. ". Cocktail Bar
IMPERIAL pEc GENERAL MOTORS BLOG.
'"i I'l'HL hIV' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
~ MODERN ALLIYs
opsh Every osy Until Miduioht. MA. siss
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IInWE'e pIc 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
LUHL y hLV' 20 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail logngs Murray S3i4
LUCKY STRIKE 1st s saSS T TH ;ss ss
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A. n. ON
- BRUNSWICK LANES. sAR
MT, ELLIOTT REC, 7szO VT. g ss'OTI
op,s Bowling TODAY from A. N. to6P. ~.
Visit Our Cocktail Lounge. Excellent food.
NEW FAlRYIEW 1852 t.sT !IILissftssos
os.n so~Iiss rossy us,W - n ara After ,i
? ~ Al Day Saturday. ard sundsys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Belmont Park Results

FIksI RACE 3.year-olds and ", =
mile
EnthrsU fArCaro) Z 30 90 = "a
Adventurous tErcardl ~ 80 - 80
Recognize MANN u so
Time 70 rs IN 80.
Ampersge Freeland Lad pompa
NeRri Bottle Imp, Urge Ne and sicyon
sfh.--Fafi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Rockinqham Results

FIRST FACE-f-year.oId and up =,
mile
Centuple GROSS 80. 20 4 40 3 so
Fair Fighter tPrattt 20 90
FrelAn Lynchl 20
Time Is. on 2.l6.
Trimmed MAezaCs DARK Mischief Ring
Leader, Lady lnsco Orcus, Thesplan and
Castierdge also ran
SECOND RACE 2-year-oIds "a mile.
CAB sir (WiuamsJ g 50 $50 20
Entertainment tCanningl 10 20 40
Emerson (Claggettl > 20
Time ! Is. on ~
~ Phi Leo . Girl Close f'p RenTaw.
Quatre Measure. Bomb Berlin Cay Dis
covery Pida and Gorntl also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Fight Results
IA. Ent..a p,.
By nited Press

Fsn River Mass Oct OPl Al
COSTA $50 Woonsocket r D. decisioned
Jack Cohen. l55 newark n J IoJt
Joe M0rrissstte lls FAN River. knocked
lul Gene DeImnnL ia NeWsrk ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Belmont Park Entries
fOR SATURDAY

NV, r bOtInF- T
b-P. Bieber and Mrs. y. c. Salisbury
entry
SECOND RACE $40. 900 added. n
Alamein Handicap 2.yesr-olds. ga fur /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Best Bets
United Press
BELMONT PARK

TACO ROYAL. Very Par. Air Transit
2-ALOHTER Bee Mac Plasma
3 WEST HADDON Mufned Drums,
Forrest Ranger
CALUMET ENTRY, BoojAna, oc.
cupy.
with REGARDS, Shut Out, First
Fiddle
-PRINCEQUILLO. Boungbrcke. FAIRY
ManhuTst
-CORONAL SNlmmin Hole. James,
borough
-MILLBROOK I'm TRY, Omission,
Equinox
BEST CORONAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

I h-I u NldfnFF tnITy.
! b.H. La Montague Longohsmps Farms
entry.
| e-Wheatley stable and Beair stud entry
! d -Four Oaks Stables ana Mrs. -. H.
/ Miller entry.
THIRD RACE " 900. claiming 3.
yesr-olds ana up. about J - miles thur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
ROCKINGHAM

! PiPELINER Gun Flash Bud West.
KLElG LIGHT. sun Ginger. CUTE
3-SPARE THE ROD, Top Transit,
Brave Sir
f-CIRLETTE Two Kick. Allegro.
3-TETRA ROCK. h. Dorko, shiny
Penny
s NAVY Son o. Hal Side Arm
7 SQUADRON Light Reign BUt7kreig
5 RAMBUNCTlOUS John Huunicut,
GAY Chick
BEST SPARE THE ROD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Totals s3s 1928 $50 Totals $50 s92 8
Grand total 1921 Grand total n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
KING TO PRESIDE
 IN BANK ACTION
Former Governor Temple. ton Plaintiff in Suit to
 Recover Interest

Judge John H. King of Williman- tic has been assigned to preside at Q hearing of the civil action brought by the Charles A. Templeton, Inc, against the Waterbury Savings bank an superior court tomorrow. Judge Frank P. McEvoy, who Is presiding judge for the winter term, disquali- fled himself and asked for special appointment of 8 presiding of1cial for the case.
 The plaintiff concern Is seeking to recover interest on @ mortgage which is alleges was mistakenly" paid to the bank from 19l6 to 194I. 1t is claimed that a contract was made for payment at five per cent interest on @ $16,000 loan and that i've and 1-2 per cent was accepted by the bank.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-03
BILL TO REDUCE
 JUDGES APPROVED
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number and this is bad business"
 Republicans explained the neces- sity for the reduction by relating that four new common pleas judges were authorized two years ago in anticipation of an upsurge In judi- cial business.
 Since then court business has in- creased only 9 per cent, and the re" duction has been proposed as an economy measure, said Rep. E. Lea Marsh, Jr., R. Old Lyme. The bill also provides that none Of the judges whose terms expire in lS4S, be eligible for reappotntment. This provision would eliminate vir- tually every jurist now on the conl- mon pleas bench.
 Favorable reports also were sent to senate and house on Q batch of Fairfield county minor court judge ships, including:
 Stamford-Daniel Ryan, ST., and Benjamin H. Mead. ..
 Greenwich-Rep. Milo Mitchell and Walter X. Burns for full terms, and Henry White for an interim term expiring July 1.
 Gordon s. Chrystte.
 Stratford-Edwin H. Hall and George R. Webb.
 Fairfleld-Killiam Webb and Her. bert L. Cohen.
 New Canaan-Dana 8. Hawthorne, and Arba B. Marvin.
 Danbury-Henry c. Wilson, and Louis George.
 They may be acted upon during Thursdays session.