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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-24
Second Article In Series Explains Need
For Ndtiondl Employment Service

Jobs employers for workers workers state
nearby That
Of Louis extends the towns up % na dH% ", the mars % OF T AoIs
Francs" Hawaii before Pearl Habo Industry which
force from long distances The automobile has extended committing possibilities
the children and made friends
in the and the wo auxiliary we'd rather stay and advance the
Certainly the first thing do exhaust all possibilities of
o betterng ourselves.
SAVING WORKERS FROM USELESS SEARCH M FOX & Sohs hs n
whistle blew and waiting in line unless had friend who would say
jobs in the We all know that the old hit miss of hunting for
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
In return the unions asked for advisory committee to the employment
] v IN mi @ H THa % wr m of % artm ] @ % n rte orranz M labor
in maintaining standards the hiring of workers and on the job
A GOOD LOCAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
systems public employment offices, either national depend
fair local employment offices Most workers will to
treated right when apply Most EMPLOYERS win register JOBS @ Mit Win
have the
service nss r w"krs he service has re""mmeI have made gr,
in it. Office has the information
Gu" S"%" the employers loss M in s ei"ery While hunting
hunting jobs
INFORMATION ABOUT JOBS ELSEWHERE
But good local employment service can't produce workers or JOBS
there aren't any there TO satisfy M the workers W" % apply & for % JOBS ANA M
and a! and in other places VIII"
say That three a
but by the time they there the jobs filled
After World War pnpe used going sI farther search of
jobs Arkansas Tennessee Akron and from there to
"r e 1 i"d @ " w on JOBS ses e" % to- GET and then we had
need fix the roo" in good weather and couldn't do when it rined we
workers in state with jobs in another
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-24
STUDENTS COLLECT GARBAGE

Philadelphia-High school students,
receiving 20 cents an hour for work
after school hours and all day Satur-
day and Sunday, are assisting Tipped
Darby, Pa, in collecting garbage The
ranks of regular employees have been
depleted because of the war.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-24
DO YOU KNOW?


How to keep cool in summer? Here
are a few suggestions from the Red
Cross. Take is easy. If you want to
slow down your circulation, slow down
yourself. Arrange your schedules SO
you won't have to rush" Maybe your
boss won't be SO keen about this ad-
vice but he should follow it also.
BEST way to beat the heat is to
forget it," says the Red Cross, but
if you can't ignore it, then wear loose
comfortable clothing and shoes. Store
away an extra pair of shoes and
stockings (if you are lucky enough to
have them) in your desk and change
during the day.
Drink plenty of Hquids-water AMI
fruit juices.
fSyou are in the sun great deal,
take salt tablets or dissolve a little
salt in your drinking water. Salt is Il
splendid pick up if you are feeling
tired, oppressed or dizzy from eXertiOn
in the heat.
Restrict your diet to light foods
and cut down on quantity. (This
shouldn't be difficult with ratiOning).
Eat fruits and salads insteads of meat
and proteinS.
after work, go home, take off
Shoes lie down and prop feet higher
than head. Place cold, damp towels
on forehead, back of neck and wrists
and nap if you have time. A cool
shower and you'll be Il new person"
GLAMOR
The War Production Board has de-
cided to keep women's existing ward
robes in style for the duration by
freezing fashions to discourage non
essential purchases and to limit the
amount of fabric used in wOmen's
clothing.
There will be no more double
breasted suits or jackets, culOttes,
skating skirts Gas if you care, this
weather) reversible lined or quilted
skirts, dresses with vent or Norfolk
backs and epaulets.
Trimmings are limited to square
inch basis, approximately half yard
of 30 inch material.
Neckwear is limited in width, thick
ness and depth, while bows, ruffles and
frillS are curtailed in size and number.
y
The new summer cOrsets indicate
very little shortage of rubber or war
materials, and show no revolutionary
changes. Lacings do appear in some
models, but are far cry from what
we expected.
Women now want utility as we'll as
glamor i'm their cOrsetting. The in
creasing number of women now in
defense activities need cOrSetS designed
to give extra support to prevent fatigue
under strenuous wartime work.
The fabrics most frequently used
are rayon satin, broadcloth, batiste,
net and marquisette. Shoulder straps
and back bands of bras are made ad-
Unstable by hook and eye or plastic
side buckle tricks instead of with rib
bon elastic.
American made lace is replacing the
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-24
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THIS BUSINESS s. g.
- BY MARY MOORE kfSE '" Nll|1I

imported types for brassieres and
bandeauX tops of the all-in-One founda-
ton.
You can keep your torso just the
size you want it if you'll walk on your
hips? Not out on the sidewalk, to be
sure, but sit on floor, legs together,
stretched out in front of you. Place
hands on kneeS-nOw walk on hips,
taking as long stride as possible
DO 25 times daily and then admire
your syeltness!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-24

Ii Is easier to rails objections than it
Is to get busy.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-24


,, There e @. s % o" M s"" so n", ~hy % na % y" " ] rv Of S %
separate separate
own w" With am employer in another ne or for its own employers with
workers another state The rerrals have through the local employ
and on to the M local oaiee y" '"'' ''>"' ''' " "
This bad enough there only reter" But if hundred workers
0" "s ,"s % sS BE % ". @ " & s Collect m ms"n% "1e% % % r % IF % @
@ how S"lIne and time Time m would & be for Dr. each & state
cntactius jobs industry problem.
federal @ al, svr"" the only age with the machinery to do the job In
We're the
in WORKERS jobs rr"''s'""
workers equal protection emergencies
physical inability they
nH , m to ' M G m ] 1"~r @ y @ M % @ to "n" @ to % sn , wT m "t I
of their OWL" and must assure all equally at least the minimum" income " social
more ," " 1s" "r" a" ] yS @ @ nc" s "'1e r % , " Rsr %
" ni"ss~ rights rN
people "'I'"E and s'rs"sT'ninz
the mom system
snenI thu. " service In fact most the l" ultie "" employ
I" lime offices have been built by the help federal
and much it
hundreds perhaps thousand local
lsir %s ~a national system """ of part of sS"e" restricted t" a
@ @ @ "" n state @ line" m by setting up national ""Iyn"n service After the
today. ~ ~ ''"
AFTER THE WAR
@ ] , 1I % war ar @ "s'1 str E Will be hunting for EN- rromn Wherever they
plan" ca" get % t" works. rIn",s i
l"eatins ] and looking for labor The "t'cne
put rvrryi"ay t" %"E VIII" We ' " raise our
and hunger % %" o: % iHs % e n" t ;ri M r S"' 's % n
"n'"a Ws io"' " wa"t @ s ~S a"ii s
@ soldiers nna war workers & are in before
Now the and industry employment
service labor o best use.
AZ. OF L. COMMITTEE SOCIAL. SECURITY:
Matthew Wol, Chairman,
c. FGuE' M pMs"iSxs, Ms"nS;
John p Frey.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-06-24


the worker Joe Smith, in their state with the employer Joe Brown in another
That is
President a necessity
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23
Legal Notices

STATE or MICHIGAN, IN the cir-
cult Court for the County Of Wash-
teuaw.
In Chanrery
atlas Baggett. Juanita Baggett and
Louis Hass Administrator OF the
Estate OF Charles DOss Deceased.
Plaintiffs
81
cicero Mililngton. Josiah RundeII
Josiah Huudall. Mary Hundall. Josiah
Rumble. Mary Rumble. John 5. Nc
Dowcll. Matthias Ciswson, Luther
James. Simeon q. Rowley. Lewis +.
Culds, Charles Scott Rowland. Lucy
Rowland. Frank Rowland, Fanny NJ.
Rowland. Josie 81. siayton. Fred $.
Siayton, Charles y. Jackson, Chris
tire Jackson, Kathryn X. Bender.
Zsma 81. Messenger. Benjemin r.
Brassor. "Brn ChDds. Harry $.
NortArup, Thomas Brass~-. Tessle
Waterman. and their and each OF
their unknown heirs, deyisees, lega-
atees and assigns,
A. a session 81 said Court coutin-
ned and held az the Court House in
the city Of Ann Arbor. County OF
Washtenaw Mic.igau on. the 5th
dsy % February a. -. 1913.
Present. Hon. George ". sample
Circuit Judge.
ON reading TIE verified Bill OF
Complaint OF the Plaintiffs. Il satls-
ractorlly appears 10 this court that
the whereabouts % tie said Defend
ants and their and each or their un-
known heirs dcNlsees lcgBtees and
assigns III unknown.
THEREFORE iT rs HEREBY Or
DEktb that the said. Defendants and
their ana each - their unknown
heirs. dsylrces, lrKttrrs aud as
signs cause their appearance 30 bs
entered I'm this cause within three
CD months fran tie date ~ this
order and that ln default thereof.
said Bin OF Complaint be taken az
Confessed
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that
within forty ti0t DAYS This order
shall be published in the Ypgiiautl
l're-s. newspaper published and
circulated IN said County. and that
such publication be continued therein
a. least once each week. for ak
weeks Ia success ION
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

CARL ~ STrHRBERG
Attorney for Plaintiff
Business Address.
Jl5-lb Ann Arbor Trust BLDG
m" Atbor' Michigan. ADV 2-3a1
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

GIRL for General office work and
clerking Apply Trojan Laundry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23
Wanted To Buy

w ANTED-iO TO so acre farm. VIII
trade room house In Npsilanti
with large variety OF fruit and
garden plot, or Will buy. write BOX
M-54 care Press
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
MISUNDERSTANDING bombers
spent Sunday searching the South
vest Pacific for enemy shipping
and. during the day and night at
tackled one three-shlp convoy and
other vessels off Dutch New Guinea
and crippled a large Japanese de-
stroyer IN the Solomon Sea, an Al.
He'd communique said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

FOR sALE-smail finished home
with asbestos siding on acre OF
ground, 1885, with $500 down, can
manage with $500, Fifth house
west OF Birch Hin Country club at
325ij Cherry Hill Road between
Nenoy and. Merriman out Of
Wayne Deal with owner
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

BRAND NEW PHILCO Radio Phone
graph cabinet model only t6g.g5.
Gtinnell Bros, 10 W Michigan.
LIGHTWEIGHT DEACON Vibraharp.
Sll5.0O. Fine condition. Phone
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23
Students

t7slp Wanted. Male or femsle
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

HARD-COAL Chicken Brooder Also
Work Horse. Phone l03s-W--. $3.50
futile Hiil I'd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

REAL ESTATE - General Insurance.
Ross h Bower. 1903 W. Michigan.
Phone s6l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

WAsHINGTON-AP-As official
Washington assayed Prime Minis.
ter Churehills broadcast discus.
sion OF war and peace, special
group OF ten senators was called
together here to organize study
Of this country's role in the post
war picture. While income taxes,
the struggle against initiation, draft
deferments and new food restrlc-
lions hlghlighted the Immediate
home front problems. Chairman
George (DGa) said his special
Senate committee on post. war econ.
omy would explore a broad program
linking together business, finance.
labor and agriculture.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

WANTED-Nurse or middle-aged
lady to care FOR convnlescent lady
Prefer person with nursing eIper
fence although rot necessary.
Good home, satisfactory wages
and steady employment. Box No.
M-5l. care Press
WHITE WOMAN for general house
work and care for three children.
Mrs Elwell, 81 s. Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23
Real Estate
Houses For Sale

". MICHIGAN Avenue 10 room mo-
dsrn income house. close IN. Rsa-
sonable price. Terms II. Poet, So
y. Huron - 1871 open evenings
NEAR Normal on v. cross 81 room
modern income. well constructed
house $500. Terms H. Pest 80
y, Huron St, 1871 open evenings
FOR SALE
One nine room house very mod
ern with stoker steam aeat hard
wood throughout. radiator covers.
water sottener, large basement,
fire place and other modern con-
Nenienees on lot 12E3ls. Must he
seen 20 be appreci ated. Look this
over and deal with tie owner
only. ia West Main St. Walled
Lake. Mich.
Houses FOR Rent
FARM HOUSE near saline Free
rent and garden plot IN exchange
Tor stock feeding. Box M-52, Press
Farms and Land
40 ACRES 20 BE- sold IN the next \
days. one mile from TIE main 81
Dexter on Paved Road Small
cottage, barn, room Tor = head OF
cattle. Room for 500 chickens
Land level and well drained very
fertile. large apple orchard, pears
cherries and peaches. No waste
land, 81 600, 81 900 down. 20 years
70 pay balance Atchie GorRou.
Phone Dexter ass
? FARMS. so acres each. electricity.
good buildings, fine land, Near
good village school COZ ". Forest.
DAYS, phone 602-M
Suburban Property
80 ACRES, good soil. "a miles
northeast OF Nps.lauu city Hall
Price only $50 per acre Terms
n, Pest, 50 y. Huron St Phi, 1871
BUILDING SITE. 10 lots on corner.
Packard Rd., frontage Fun price
5000 Terms, 500 down. II Peet.
50 y. Huron 81, 1871. open even
ings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23
Musical Equipment

FOR sALE-A-l Upright piano, also
mans topcost size 90 Phone 1861.
205 OakWoOd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23
Help Wanteo-Male
Man


WANTED with Grocery Expert
ence Ia manage wholesale gro
Gerry Cash and Carry branch In
lpsilanti. Write giving expert
ence. age. telephone number and
address TO Lee d Cady. III f. e.
Mile Rd.. Ferndale, Mich. Box S.,
Attention Mr.. Ieiser.
WANTED-Car unloaders and haul
ers. Also men with their own
trucks. The more you handle the
more you make. Apply In person.
DO not phone. Webb Coal co. GeS
y. Huron.
WANTED-lusurauce solicitor part
or full tmeD. All leads and old Gus
toners furnished. Write Box MS
care Press
WANrED-Two all around men for
coal yard and delivery. Wages
from $40 TO $50 per week. Box NJ
- care Press.
BOY High School age 10 help janitor
after school and saturday. Apply
General office. Cleary College or
Phone 1870.
YOUNG MAN for inside
work.
Trojan Laundry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

WANTED-Cleanln woman, white,
two half days each week Good
wages Daniel l.. Qulrk, Jr. Phone
as 206 n. Huron st.
Girl, for lunch counter. Sundays
or. Start at 50 week. Apply
Motifs Ballard s. Michigan.
GIRLS WANTED. Apply In
person. Trojan Laundry
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-23

MOTORS and EXHAUST FANS.
Electric Motor shop. 10 8.
Huron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Shades OF Queen Vic+orial

PITTSBURGH Aug 20 lJP1-
Move over boys and make room
for another feminine athletic
coach
On the heels of tine announce
ment that Miss Pauline Rugh viii
guide the deStInIo> OF the Sell
Township High School football
team this fall comes word that
Miss Elsie Schall VIII direct the
Franklin Township High School
basketball team next season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Night Editor
Delivers for
New Owner

Night Editor the 9-ycar-old
geldlng claimed by Adelard Laruo-
rcaux for S3.25O on July -.
proved his worth 10 his new owner
yesterday al the Fair Grounds by
romping home three quarters Of a
length in front Of Tomluta in the
Airacobra claiming purse
c. W. Smith. who rode the Wln-
ner. out broke his field Of SIX
horses but was shuffled back soon
after the start. When Smith saw
he was unable 10 get through ne
circlcd the field entering the
stretch, and collared Blasco half
way down the stretch
Meanwhile. Tomluta with Jorg
Alfonso mp went into a slight lead
but Night Editor wore HIM down
IN the last sixteenth
The winner. backed heavily by
the crowd Of 1000, paid only
81 N 70 VIII TOT 3 GCkct.
Blasco finished third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Saratoga Results
FOR sATURDAY
FOR SATURDAY
FOR SATURDAY.

FIRST RACE 2Nesr-ojds "a mile
seeing Eve tPctersi IS % 2 % 3 20
>fNule tBrookst $40 ; 80
Pucky Raider tMvCrearyN 4 %
Time 1.i2 Is OF 1.24i4
Westweod Relic Plane Shadow Scatter
Dust Ebony wave Swing shift Frances
Marion ana knights Armor also ran.
SECOND RACE -3-yesr-old, and up. =.
mile.
Park BeHch CAtEnsonb 1850 500 600
Card Game tWestropel 10 2 ~
Saku tGuerinJ $40
Time 10. n 50
A. PLAY star ~ Psduls Titan Classic
Beauty Single Flylhg Son ArAir 'Buza-
iong Batter Up, Carvsle and Time
'Fleld
THIRD RACE-3-year ana up.
about miles stesplechase
Tioga tRurnsl $50 50 ? 70
R0ugemont tLeonAfd1 10 3 so
Ar Marshal tMiuerI H. Z so
Time So IS on II
Danny Deever Rover BOY rico Rlanco
IT l. Oceor Flat Lance Hiutnel Alcas
dale and Emma Het-AlSn- lxSh----4-------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
JOCKEY BRENNAN FINED

Jockey Douglas brennan was
fined So by the stewards yeSter-
day for rough riding in the seventh
race on Wednesday. lie was up
on Sea Tack, which finished last
Jockey Johnny Adams rode two
winners Yester when he
brought Wise Brave home first in
the first race and Arrive on Time
in the fifth
Air Spritc. which won the sec
ond race with Porter Roberts in
the saddle, combined for a Daily
Double payoff of only $1440.
ffeA8y- feature race, ttf1U- Sgt
Barney Ross, $1,000 purse, brings
together nine 3-year-olds and up,
al a mile and a sixteenth. Second
airy feature Is the Coventry Purse
for 3-year-oldS al six furlongs,
with II horses accepting the issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

Stella didn't catch the Mis-
sour girl a. any time during
the OlYmplcs. but watched her
set an Olympic and world
record Of lis seconds for the
100 meters. Then they raced
several times IN Germany, me
last encounter being at Wup-
pertul. and Miss Stephens re-
turned 10 me tinted states
indicated IN anything from %
10 200 meters.
Now Miss Stephen, would
iitttt.-to- up ana take rrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Triple by Policeman
Wins Dearborn Game

Winston qualified 10 play
Haag'S for The Dearborn city
baseball championship by defeat
ing DIX, 4-3, IN yesterdays semi
final OF the Dearborn Recreation
League A triple by Jim Henry,
Dearborn policeman. who plays
first for Winston chased in two
turns IN the sixth 10 win for
Winston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Braves Buy Hurler

BOSTON uc---3-tIA:-.--hT-
paRd C9rdoHt 4e>~HP IA pitcher
has been purchased hy the Boston
Braves from their Hartford club.
Cardonl who b. only - years old,
has pitched III innings. walked
20 and struck out more than 100
battorS. He has won eight games
and lost TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
TIE DETROIT TIMES

SAGINAW. Aug 20 A CAM
palgn 40 Obtain nonraiIou VIOLA
uon pledges from AN county rc~l-
dents was started here today by
rajiouing and OPA Officials
The campaign probably VIII last
for tho duration Of price control
OPA Official, SAID and seeks 90
pledge AN consumers against pur-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Jockey Edds Quits
Calumet Stable

CHICAG O. Aug 20 ms
Jockey Wendell Fad, and Warren
WrghtS Calumet Farm stable
parted company today and Jockey
Freddie Smith viii be up on Calu-
NETS Markell in tomorrow $
$40 600 Beverly Handicap at
Washington Park The announce
mcnt was made by Ben Jones,
trainer for Wright
EadS Will free-lancc during the
remainder OF the Washington
Park meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Fight Results

Fa-- Hamf' y Y-A BUNNY
DAVIS rfs Brooklyn drew with George
tRest uot 49,. Hartford Conn 80.
Fall River Mass EDDIE Ellis, i5f,
Qu.re,. II knocked out Buddy Farrell,
fsu Nutsy. y j. Harold Christensen.
if2 hyde PAX y. = knocked out SAMMY
Hawks 100 Merlden. Conn 81, Ceferino
Bronco 1872 Fal River decisioned Buddy
Naurer itO Boston t6Jt Oscar Good. us.
newark - J Technically knocked out
Don Ross 1855 e.. S n go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Saginaw OPA Starts
Authorization Drive

chasing any rationcd goods with
out Use of coupons or paying
more than price ceilings.
Laurence Hendricks, chairman
% Ration Board No ,, viii direct
the campaign which will get into
Mll swing with The opening OF
schools when student aid can be
enlisted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21

rival on once more. At present
she IS investigating a belief the
AAU viii take professionals
back into the fold after five
wears Of inactivity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Narraqansett Results

tIRST RACF 3.Ntat DDS and NJ. =
mile
terfle tSfranEst ~ 10 m 3 So
Guile Moore $50 80
Neddfe Lass tRazarefpt 90
Time o. IS on 2 80
,Nosi0e1 Safety LiEh' Tn pan Alley
Z1s Hardship Msupsace Possibility ana
Radio Charm also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Best Bets
I nifcd Press
nETROIT

DUSTY FIRST. Dream Boat VINE
Bar
THE GfGGLER Darby Doc TUcKy
Tecrh
7-NAFEaC Fairly Ply Stc.'
a SWEEP Ffre Power Brown COur
upgPATcH cold Princess sracked
s-DTElANA STABLE Mahe M1ndat.
Dove Pc
7-HIGH HO$ORs. BsHofer Ave pe.
Tgrf
JUST TOURIST. TrnfAh'e. sught
urer- r,o--rATf.fT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
Scratches
Nv nited Press
NAPFAGA$SFTT
Track fasf


Track fas'
Ffrst Rsce Last Frontier
Second Face Propase, Gent Tiry
Trims
Third Race st. Cruiser wise Fox
Manipulate
Four'h Race MdrIeh' Rlcy EnENsh
Setter
Eighth Pace French Trap.
DETROIT
Track fast
Fourth Race LlChIea
FIN Race Blue Mon 49,
Substitute race declared or
SARATOG
Track fas'
Firs Pa - SWeerfrE r ne
second Race DekIah. GEO louise
Third Raj Nolsndta Ktte H. Carto
Gallo
Fourth Race DovItry.
Fifth Race Leila -
Sixth Race Firing High
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
SARATOGA

GOOD THING GuflBh trygeUe P'lf
NETT ASONF Navigating PqAchrr
RN~E <0TF Os-araW Picture
8 RANFNATs Kavfee Sme.ensko
LUNCH E$GtB-. Win Rsgar1s
VAIN Prince
8 ROLINGEROKE SHUT out Ioch NJ
VAT
r PkRy DUMPING Nieht Glow Sea
Pare.
s SCOTLAND LIGHT Flak. Truerarch
PFsT BANK NOTE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
WASHINGTON PARK

f-Hat = 8 < -. 2 a.-1r-1rt rltI.
Neison- DunsfAn
Q AHARKfM. Nuscai Jack Bslfee
SCRpFR Flbss4n Forever prirrr
FIRE uFST RomuIus PIG Rol
HARVARD SQt ARE Sharpsne' A.
fUraE
HEADTFY ENTRY Markell Fad
BULLS BYE Marian. N'Suesr
* ROt$pFE Eyiget Currfr,
DOROTHY n X loretta Rice T.4.
Jour
BEsT-BULL + BYE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-21
AN OLD FEUD

Miss Walsh. a 1882 Olympic
sprint champion, first met up
with the Fulton fash" in 1895
when Miss Stephens, II years
old and running in sneakers,
knocked the queen from her
throne. After the race. Helen
asked. who is Stella Walsh 20
Inferring that II was all
fuke, Miss Walsh came back
with Miss Stephens is just a
green KID
With the IS Olympics draw
ing close. promoters attempted
20 arrange matches between the
two and twice Miss Walsh was
forced 10 default because of
graduation exams At Notre
Dame Academy Stella pre-
dicted however. that III beat
her at-the -Ql+me4t> ?,