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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-11
CAPE GLOUCESTER
ATTACKED AGAIN
Offensive Soon Against
Heart OF Japan Prom
ised By Officer
(Bv The Associated Press)

American bonbers kept up the
threats of fresh invasions in the
Southwest and Central Pacific
amidst promises that an offensive
soon would be launched from CHI
ma against the heart of Japan.
Mitchell medium bombers pound
ed Cape Gloucester. vulnerable
western tip of Japanese-held New
Britain, on Thursday for the elev-
enth successive day, Gen. Douglas
Macarthur reported today. PIT
boats boldly swept Nipponese sup
ply routes along New Britain and
adjacent New Guinea where Aus
tralians pursued remnants of Japa-
nese forces routed from the jungle
fortress of Wareo.
In the Central Pacific, Adm.
Chester w. Nimitz reported Lib
orators dropped more than 40 tons
of bombs on japanese air bases
at Mill and Jaluit and in the Mar
shall islands. Two of ten inter
ceptors were shot down over Mill
In a previous attack the same
GAY a single Liberator sank OF
probably sank four small vessels
at Jaluit.
American planes viii launch ar
offensive against Japan itself mex
summer. Col. Ray W. Clifton wrote
IN the Military Review" but thu
japanese. expecting it sooner, al
ready are preparing for it. I'm
perial warlords, a Berlin broad
cast said, also are devoting great
err attention to China where thu
situation mas become more con
fused and more serious"
Chinese pursued routed Japan
csc remnants north from Changteh
1ecaptured yesterday in the eli
max of d 40day battle Willcf
Chungking estimated cost the ia
Continued on Page Five; Col. .
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Walter Lippmann Says:
The Allies Haze Become
Very United During War

petitor OF every other-when Ma
dam Chang Kai-shek. was plead
ing for a Chinese front, Stain for
a European front, whep some were
for the Mediterranean front, 9TH
ers for the bombing offensive, some
for an attack by Macarthur from
Australia, others cor a naval Of
fensive from Hawaii The clamor
and the conflicting claims were so
vehement that many who are de-
featists in spirit fell that, like so
many Of the coalitions of history,
this alliance woulo dissolve per-
haps before we had won the war
and certainly before a good peace
Continued on Page Two; Col. A
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-12-11
FREE MOVIE IS
SET FOR TODAY
Waste Paper Will Be Ad.
mission Price To Caro-
lima Theater

The Wilmington drive of the ma
tonal Victory Scrap Paper Cam
paign is expected to reach high
peak this morning when the chill
crer Of Wilmington bring their
paper supply as admission to a
free movie to be held at the Caro-
lima Theater at 10 a. m. 1906
pounds of paper were collected Fri
day which added to Thursdays to-
tai makes 1876 pounds for the
five days this week against the
goal Of 100000 pounds which was
sci formerls The Wilmington
Paper company reports 1885
pounds taken in Friday, while the
Brigade Boys Club collected 6,02O
pounds.
Henry Aldrich, Editor is the
Feature of the movie this morning
with a 3-Stooge comedy and a
Donald Duck cartoon. The amounts
Der age are under six years, 10
pounds; 6-S years. IS pounds; BIO
years, Is pounds; and 1915 years,
so pounds. The Brigade Boys Club,
under w. A. Stewart, local salvage
director, together with the Junior
Chamber of Commerce and the
Carolina Theater are making this
possible.
Shipments of waste paper to the
mills must be increased, Mr.. Stew
art reports, at least 1890 tons
q month. The War Production
Board estimates that over 1850, OOO
tons OF salvage paper are avail
able every month and that hall
THIS - or $4,000 tons-will keep
the mills rolling at peak produc-
ton. Collections are now running
about 100000 tons a month.
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5TH ARMY DRIVE
Allies Are Now Astride
Main Highway Lead
ing To Casino
lST TERRIBLE BARRIER
Once 'Impregnable' Line
OF Germans Cracked
In Fighting

ALLIED HEADUARTERS, Al
g;ers, Dec. 10--R-Amerlcan and
British tro ops IN eIgE; days OF the
bitterest fighting OF the entire tia.
liam campaign have isolated the
German stronghold of Mignano
guarding the 1alleys to Rome, it
was announced today, and they
now sit astride the main highway
and railroad between that noun
tain fortress and Casino, 10 miles
to the northwest.
The Fifth Army drive through
the first terrible barrier of the
NaziS' winter line was brought to
a smashing elm ak yesterday
when American infantry in saw
age handto-hand fighting above
the clouds captured towering Mt.
Samucro on the northern side Of
the strategic valley ebove Migna-
no and other Allied units stabbed
forward into the enemy's secon-
diary deferses before Casino.
Germans Withdraw
These thrusts forced the last
stubbornly resisting Germans to
withdraw from the immediate vi.
cinity of Mignanc, which had been
a no mans land for week as
the Fifth army smashed yard by
yard through Notifications more
formidable than those which STALL
ed the Allies for five months in
Tunisia.
What the Germans had hoped
would prove an inapregnable line
hinged on Mignano had been
cracked in scarcely more than a
week of savage fighting. Latest
reports showed that at least one
enemy divlsion-had suffered ex-
tremely heavy losses. Large guam
titles of war materials were left
behind by the retreating Nazis.
This booty included two SO NM.
guns. five rs MN. pieces and 80
machine guns.
The battle for 3,e00.foot Mt. Sa-
mucro was grim struggle, with
American troops pressing up I'M
, der cover Of heavy clouds to with
in few yards of the enemy be-
fore being discovered. There fol-
lowed a wild clash with small
arms and hand greEades until the
last German opposition was wiped
out.
village Captured
From Mr.. Samucro's peak the
American positions overlooked the
strongly fortified villages of San
Vittore and San Pietro, only sin
and seven miles, respectively,
from Casino.
Also captured in the final sweep
of 1t Gen Marx " Clark's troops
to nullify Mignano was Rocca
D. EVandro. strongly-defended
village on the northwest slope Of
Mt. Canine The Allies now firm
ly hold the entire eastern and
southern bank OF the Garigliano
river from Pocca D'Evandro to
it's mouth. distance of IA airline
miles.
Accompanying news of tn c
breakthrough above Mignano was
a disclosure that Canadian forces
had opened a major assault
against enemy defenses on the
Adritic sector O." Gen. Sir Ber-
nard L. Montgomery Eighth Ar
nv front ano were making good
progress with armored support.
The Canadians stuck along an
eight-mlle front at 4 am. Wednes-
day after a heavy artillery bonn
parchment. A strong enemy coun-
Continued on Page Two; Col. y
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Bv WALTER LJpPMANN

We may take 1t as certain that
the Allied leaders could not have
reached complete agreement as to
the scope and timing Of opera
tons" if in Europe as well as in
Asia they did not have the initia-
tive and superior reserves. When
coalition of Allies is on the de-
fensive in many scattered theaters
and is not strong enough in any
of the theaters unified strategy
is an almost unattalnable ideal.
We have come long way from
the days when each country and
each theater of war was the COM
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FR Approves
Bill Deferriing
Pre-WarDads
MEASURE Will Place Pre-
War Fathers At Bottom
Of Draft Pool
u,N11TT is STRIPPED
s,stem Is Now Entirely In
Hands OF Roosevelt
And Hershey

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 Up . :,
,. " Roosevelt has approved
f'e .onoressional attempt to slow
a a. TAT father draft-but the future
me Unchanged tonight to la
l ,sds. when the Army wants them,
they're going. ,,,ou+
..ar, War Manpower Commission
a Il, Paul V. McNutt, the president
u sionsd the bill which strips NC
s Ns.+ If all authority over Selec-
s s,'o Service at the same time it
a antsrs ore-war fathers placed at
v Wv bottoyn of the draft pool-pro-
! li5 ucb action does not inter
t s,uSN With the orderly flow OF
lei' nstion's manpower into the
armed forces
'--'' No Comment
Neither McNutt nor Major Gen
ora1 lewis 5. Hershey, Selectlve
corvicp director. would see report
or. TODAY 10 discuss the bills Ell
tec+ an the draft and civilian man.
nowar Earlier McNutt argued,
however, that it would seriously
weaken" the manpower situation
nv dividing authority over civilian
and military needs.
~ There was some speculation that
McNutt might novg resign, but this
Wa considered unlikely.
On Oct. l McNutt issued an
ner putting fathers on the draft $
bottom rung but they have been
snng into the armed services
with every selective service cali
since then. Hershey, no longer
under McNutt's manpower dlrec-
tve, reportedly told a closed
meeting Of the National Assocla-
fmd Manufacturers at New York
Yesterday that aoout 1000, 600 pre-
Pearl Harbor fathers would be III
tucted by next July according 10
present schedules.
Opinion Divided
Congressional opinion was dlvld-
ed over the bills effect on faith
ers Senator johnson D-Colo) es-
tirnated it would postpone induc-
ton Two or three months for
some. Senator Wheeler (D-MonD ,
author Of an unsuccessful attempt
to outlaw drafting Of fathers, said
the modified bill means practi-
cany nothing.
Though 1t doesn't change things
much for draft-eligible fathers,
il does make major changes in
the nations control over the man.
power situation. After putting dads
behind all other available draft
groups, the bill:
Main Points
!. Lodges full draft authority in
the hands Of the President and
the Director of Selective Service,
an officer previously subject tc
McNutt's general manpower direc'
tlveS, both civilian and military.
2. Wipes out "occupationaF' in
auctions, eancelling the manpow
er commissions work or fight
order which made men in some
occupations non-deferrable regard
less Of family status.
3. Creates five-member medi
cal commission, appointed by thu
PRESIDENT, to review military ply
seal and mental standards to SCI
Ii they can be lowered enough tt
PICK up some ATS.
4. Gives draft appeal boards a
Tie place Of employment authorit,
~ pass on occupational defer
lAeAls for so-called essential work
GS, Their deferment now is fixet
W appeal boards where the work
00hnnued on Page Five; Col. !
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By KIRKE l. SIMPSON
Press War Analyst

Associated PIeSS war AHdIyst
Harbingers of doom are hover
in again over greater German fore
es in the Dnieper bend and in the
Crimea than were destroyed at
Stalingrad
Outflanked by the fall f Ina
menka junction, the Nazi hold on
the Krivoi Rog bastion guarding
escape corridors from the depths
of the bend is slipping. Its loss
must give German morale a new
disaster shock to ride out if it
goes down before ten: if not hum
dreds of thousands OF Nazi troops
make good a westward flight be-
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Politically Shaken Sofia
Said Attacked By Allies

BERN, Switzerland, Dec 10.-QP)-The politically
shaken Bulgarian capital of Sofia blasted for hour
and As minutes this afternoon by several of Allied
planes whose explosives caused great Description and killed
many persons, the Sofia radio disclosed tonight
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19

we can't quite saFNy tFfs -eHer
The state of Michigan through William j. bowling racing
commissioner requested of'he Detroit Racing Association
that day be staged at the Fair Grounds at the end
present meeting with all proceeds going wartime
charities ~
officials of the track Immediately work
on plans for such meeting.
They put up such a convincing argument that Henry
Morgenthau agreed that Uncle Whiskers would waive ell
federal That quite victory for The charity till.
It's really any time Brother Morgenthau will waive
federal tax
This done the racing association announced that all
and mutue take would be thrown into the fund
Key announced they would their
services for the "a days.
Up this point it makes pretty picture and very
worthwhile picture for the wartime agencies which will benefit
But the part can't understand the attitude Of the
As everything set and everything going
charity the state which requested the extra 24days
clear that daily fee Of $4,000 would be collected by
the state.
How come?
If it is to be a charity meet should be 100 per
charity meet.
Certainly the federal government thinks enough of the
proposition federal then the state with
out its fees The S10S0O0 which the takes would
make quite difference.
1t looks to us as if the state in essence is saying:
lets put charity for wartime agencies. But
let's not cut the state in for extra "a days at $500
a day"
1t doesn't make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Times Carrier
League Draws
Added Teams

The Detroit Times Carrier Soft
ball League VIII continue compe-
tition Wednesday with a number
of new districts seeing action for
the first time.
After tho successful opening Of
league play last week, hundreds
Of players await their first start
this week.
The league, open 10 all carrier
statesmen OF The Detroit Times,
met with such tremendous early
response that "A fought battle
IS promised for the city cham
pionShip.
The league games VIII give the
carriers ample time 10 iron out
kinks before they compete in a
special division Of the Mctrop0li-
tan Detroit Softball tournament
which will decide the city cham
plonShip among them
The department of parks and
recreation is cooperating fully
with the Times in fostering this
phase Of the nations physical fit
ness program. intermediate. or
Class A games will begin at noon.
those in tho junior division at
1890 m.
The schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Syracuse Blanks
Jersey Twice

A pair Of freshman southpaws,
Mike Schultz and Arnie Carter
turned in Sundays best Inter
national League pitching perform
anceS by hurting the Syracuse
Chiefs 10 twin shutouts over the
Jersey City Giants. 60 and 30.
Montreal defeated pace-settinG
Toronto, 1913, in the first game OF
a double-headcr, but the Maple
Leafs bounced back for a 15-5
triumph in the nlghtcap.
Buffalo garnered a 1915 de-
cision over Rochester in the first
game of a twin bill, hut bowed
10 the Wings in the nightcap. 2-l
Newark triumphed over Balti-
more, l0-4. and then tripped, 6-5
in the nightcap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
indianapolis
Keeps Lead

The Indianapolis Indians cMng
10 scant lead Of 10 percentage
points in the American AsSoCia-
tion today after splitting a doubtc-
header with the Second-place Mill
waukee Brewers.
The Indians won ti1c opener
s 10 3 Milwaukee came back to
take the nichtcap 5 TO 3.
A. Minneapolis. the MillerS split
with the Toledo Nudhcns. winning
the opener. ; 10 >, and dropping
tho last game. s 10 3 Meanwhile.
Columbus slapped down the ST.
Paul Saints. s IN .. and 4 10 o..
The Louisville Colonies dropped
Kansas City deeper into the cellar
by winning both games, = to o,
and ii 10 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
JUNIOR DIVISION

tAl games ~ 10 90 a. M
DISTRICT
81 GarstenS,
Am jnfs We Al Iona A Carhelds
vs As sqgsreheads
At Hosmsrb
Al pees We "A Carhcids As Iii
Fuers vs.. All Topha's
DISTRICT "
az Chandler Park
b p stars VS. b Cubs Be
as Dys
tlt ROBINSON
20 Wildcats vs. BIS Athletics b
Wolverines bye
DISTRICT {
at Lodge Firldb
C Hspca's. bye, CO Minors vs. CO
shau,rcrks
81 Ptngrcs Park
CO Minors rs. Gil Juniors CT Juniors,
bye
DISTRICT ~
~ Campbell Play greunds'
D-3 Little Giants IS II Phantom Jrs
DISTRICT
al indce FieIdl
20 Fearcats. bye, rs Bomhatdiers IS.
E.i3 links Jrs
DISTRICT
At Ciintnu PA, grounds
HIS Bees vs. MO EaEIrs
DISTRICT T.
~ Cooley Hivhl
20 Yankees vs. LJ 4 Maulers Ia
Rioters VS. Ii FLASHES
DISTRICT V
81 Wilson laygr0undsN
Ri C0hras bye, RS Cardinals vs..
q y De'rsy Eagles
a, Roynton plsygronndsD
R-l3 Boners vs. RIA panfhe-ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
White Sox, Dodgers
In Annual Tilt

COOPERSTOWN. y. Y. July
10 tUPl The Chicago White SoX
and Brooklyn Dodgers meet today
IN the fifth annual major league
exhibition game sponsored hy This
rIty 70 honor tHrcr B0U7irday.
credited with The founding Of
baseball Because of tranSporta-
ton difficulties the celebration
will lack most OF the color Of
former years. having a purely
local aspect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Ruby and Roxy
Clash Tomorrow

In all Detroit wrestling history
there have been no more keen
mat rivals than Bert Ruby and
Walter Roxy. hooked 10 meet for
me ''Sfccrth tir7e VI Mack Park
tomorrow evening
Tuesday evening they Will meet
in a rubber, bout each having
won three previously and drawn
on n number OF OCCASIONS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Breadon in New Role

Sam Bfeadon of the Cards and
Don Barnes of the Browns headed
new blood donnor campaign in
81. Louis, each giving up A pint,
and offering pass TO the ball
park TO each fan who would fol-
low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Arch Ward Hits for
Jimmy Councilman

Two years ago Jim Councilman,
football coach, made a gradua-
ton address at the University of
Dayton This year a sports edi-
tor, Arch Ward Of Chicago. was
the commencement speaker at
the Illinois Institute Of Tech
nnlnrN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19

Amber Light is expected TO
make his excursion this Saturday
in the $4,000 Arlington Classic
az Washington Park The most
optimistic hackers Of the DiMana
3-year-old have their fingers
crossed because he was all out 10
win here over a route a week ago
Saturday Whether he can 90 a
mile and A quarter this time
against such horses as Occupation
and ASkmenow IS a question
There is also a question. Of
course. whether Occupation can
60 more than a mile al best
But win or lose Amber Light
VIII hc welcomed back 20 Dctrnlt.
In addition 70 a number Of prof
liable races like the $4,000 From
ter Handicap for horses Of all
ages he can GO after hQnors here
IN number Of races for horses
OF his own age.
There Is one colt IN Amber
Lights way here now. however.
That is Seven Hearts. the Brown
Hotel Stables Arkansas Derby
winner. which romped IN the
|S7 500 Sport OF Kings Handicap
Saturday. It's going TO take lot
Of horse to heat this son Of Grand
Slam from here on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Relief Hurler Stars

Seattle, Manager Bill Skiff was
about 10 assign Eddie Carnett 10
a utility role. But when he ran
out of pitchers he gave Eddie a
chance on the mound. He won
four in a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Homered After 81 Games

Bill Nicholson, the Cubs heavy
hitter, saw 81 games Of the 1913
season 20 by before he got his
first home run. Bill averaged "a
a season since his start in Chi
rarO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Scratches

Track. good
Fret RsCe.-Nls. Pa5rs SPEEDY Eh-p
Second Fsce Put'r-.rs C--rrc 1sf0r
EpsNat. Chlef Mate. Beau Arr Air
TRANSIT
Th,rd Race Isstater' Tory Rov.
Yu's' s-nnr Boss pm Patriotism.
Fourth Race Afu+ar
pm Pace Busy Ridge
seventh kHce -- Toric, Bgrgo7.ette
e n.d NIKc
FeHfh Race Late Dawn. shasta Man.
Isas T8Nsir % kc. sweet Olga. Bud
s4h'u,ue Race Declared 90.
UMPIRE CITY
Track fSvf
FIRST Race AfVFuf Hr0ss
Third Esce-Sun Flame, Sgu Trar
sixth Race uareGst
pFTEnlT
TRACES fast
Second Race ksnpE
Fourth E8ra-SVIr LeEIrr
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Trssk fast
frH Race parfcrda Ru4Eh Hr~rt.
Nar'puiafF oar GLADDEN.
Second Rarc--ffIIIe Journey on MI
mind Fare-Pfqua Doris /.
f--ss.s---s ~ = s4.is lasii.ssIi4aa
Fourth Eacr--Great Albert Cur STE
po3melior DODGE CTS. Fort Vsnc1J-
yer
SIXTH Race Phone n .ton
Severfn Rae Opr ship
Eighth Race Don Moss Fay - yer.
se-----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

CAN famps ~ n0on)
DISTRICT
at Carstensb
A-io Nuts w. Al Tigers =, As Eagles
vs.. As Roundhesds
al Hosmerp
Al Aces ". Al FairylewEs As
Avengers Va. All Top-ha's.
DISTRICT "
al Chandler Parkl
B2 Blues vs. B-l Bears B-q FLYING
7 gers bye. B-3 wolverines -. B-3
Badgers
pa Thundsrbors VS.. BIS Mudhens;
b. sandlotters bye.
DISTRICT 4
a. Lodge
Clio Wolves ". CO Bulldogs ca
Majors vs. ca Ir.sh
At Pingr-e PsrD
CO Majors W. Gil Seniors. Ct SEN
lofs vs.. CT WILDCATS.
DISTRICT ID
at Campbell piasgrounds1
~ Eagles ~ D-5 MonarChs D-6 Mer-
chants rs Ds stars
81 Miller Play ground,
NJ Braves ys D-1t NLdcats; D-l3
Pnantcms vs.. nj Firebslis.
DISTRICT
at Lodge Fieidl
FL DBles So Fla links E-2 Bear
fr1f~ ~ FIJI rHrHt E-t ck8fh vs. E-h
Polish Lancers
DISTRICT g.
al Jayne Field
CT Tigers, bye. Cell Hawks vs.. G-s
Klngs.
a. Conr, lie Fairgrounds
g . Nc.vet bye. g Comman1os rs.
CO fr-fT I1g1T5reg
DISTRICT u
at T. Of -
y 2 Wolves vs. H-6 Devil Dogs E-3
WNdeats u.s. HI Commands HID
Spsgtans IS H.g Narks
DISTRICT y
fit Cooley Highl
IL Wildcats hYe. L-5 lucl8cs W LUZ
Braves rs rYer'l.0s vs.. Is Tigers LIS
Giants ~. IL ThurdsrDoNs.
DISTRICT
At Mackenzie HiEhl
N3 ravens Hs Ma MldhenE. NJ
Aller vs. Mo Commando. Ms spit
hfts ~ M Mares
INSTRUCT
Al Wilson Plan ground
FL SA'I0a rs 'dCaf8 vs. F-I2 0effo'
EaE.es Rs Wildcats ~ R-lI CrenhnE
~ RoNntonl
PiS Tuublsrs. bye Ria Bears vs..
R-l3 TNerrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
Jockey
Jackpot
Boosted

Jockey Patterson Milligan
thinks the Detroit Racing Asso-
cations new Jockey jackpot is
better late than never-but he
wishes it had started last week.
Commencing today, the race
track management viii pay a
bonus of 500 to any Jockey riding
three winners on one day and 500
for each additional winner. Mill
gan scored triples last Thursday
and Friday, and rode two winners
Saturday TO top the leading
Johnny Adams. with II winners
TO 10 for the week.
Previously the track had given
a 5000 bonus for any Jockey riding
four wuncrS. Johnny Adams,
Paul KEEPER and Porter Roberts
collected under that arrange
T1CUtv.
Although MlliCan lcd Adams
for the week. the National leader
has the championship of the De-
troit meeting locked up with Y
winners against ~ for Porter
Roberts. 80 for Mlligan, 26 for
KEEPER and . for Clyde Turk, the
other members Of the Big Five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
All Riqht-Handers

All Of the Milwaukee Brewers
hit right-handed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-19
DOESN'T ENCOURAGE 1T

The Detroit track doesn't en-
courage owners and trainers who
have horses stabbed here 10 ship
out u Try for stakes. But IL has
no objection 10 such action on the
part of trainer Frank Childs,
Dixiana Farm or the Dearborn
Stable, which have been main
-tays Of the meeting.
Black Badge has gone out and
met defeat. lie - the champion
2-ycar-old OF the Detroit season,
a good colt but not the best. He
pounded 10 the front but couldn't
stay there IN the 500 600 Airing
ton FuturIty at Chicago Saturday.
JezFahel, Occupy, AleFter and pg-
ham, by finishing in front Of the
son Of Cohort. proved 10 his back
ers that five straight victories.
even in the fastest tlmc--dldn' I
make him the tops.
But Black Badge can come
back now TO win fat purses at
Detroit. There the $500 Lam
sing Handican--%..-.aeSt 2-year-old
race Of the season coming up Just
a week from Saturday.