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Evening star., 1943-11-27
Mrs. Mary SIosson Dies;
Former District Resident
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Nov. 81
Mrs Mary Preston Slosson, 85, be-
lieved to be the first woman ever
to receive doctor of philosophy de-
gree in America, died yesterday at
the home of her son, DR.. Preston w
Slosson, professor of history at the
University of Michigan.
Mrs. Slosson graduated from Hill
side College CMich) in 1873 and re-
ceived her philosophy degree from
Cornell University in 1880. After
teaching at Hastings College (Nebr.)
Mrs. Slosson served briefly as chap
lain of the wyoming State Peniten-
tiary
She lived in New York, where she
was active in the suffragette move
ment, and in Washington, before
coming to Ann Arbor to live with
her son in 1929.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Army Couples Slayer
Dies in Cos Chamber
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CARSON CITY, New. Nov. 81
Floyd L. Mckinney, "a, died in the
prison gas chamber today for the
murder of 1t. Raymond e. Fisher Of
Rochester, N. Y, last April "a.
Mckinney, also charged with, but
never tried for, the murder of 1t
Fishers wife. entered the gas cham
Der at COL am. and was pronounced
dead at 6:07.
1t. and Mrs. Fisher were killed
after giving Mckinney ride In their
automobile.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Strike Cuts Salt Lake Daily
To- 4 Typewriter PAGES

By the Associated Press
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 81
Readers of the Salt Lake Tribune
whose typographers are on strike,
received a four-page paper this
morning.
The paper, printed from plates
engraved from typewriter copy.
carried summarized reports of the
war, local and regional news and
some pictures. Stereotypers and
pressmen are not affected by the
strike.
The Salt Lake Telegram. an aft
ernoon paper published under the
same management, also was in
volved in the walkout Thursday
night of 60 typographical workers.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Danaher Proposes
Proxy Voting Plan
For Soldier Ballots
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
An attempt to junk q proposed
Federal war ballot for service men
and women and let them designate
backbone proxy for next years
presidential election has been
launched in the Senate.
1t is the newest attack against the
battered Green-Lucas bill which
provides for ballots to be cast at the
war fronts under the general super
vision of a Federal ballot commits
sion.
The new plan, submitted yesterday
by Senator Danaher, Republican. Of
Connecticut would permit military
personnel to mark their choices for
President, Vice President and MEM
bers of Congress on a special blank
and send it sealed to a friend or
relative at home who would cast the
ballot on election day.
Advocates said the proposal as
sured that the wartime ballots would
be cast in the home district of the
service voter.
Gan Associated Press story
from Naples yesterday said that
troops overseas are already de-
manding information about can
didates, party election programs
and what is being said about con-
troversial issues. The service
newspaper Stars and Stripes Is
working on the problem of giving
this news as adequately as space
limitations permit
Senator Danaher's proposal would
retain, under another name, the war
ballot commission of two Repub-
licans and two Democrats proposed
in the Green-Lucas bill, but pro-
vided that the names of 10 Demo-
Gratis and 10 Republicans be sub.
mitted to the President by party
leaders for his advice in selecting
the appointees.
The commission would have no
power over the proxy votes except
to report to the Navy or War Secre-
taries any evidence it finds of elec.
ton irregularities.
Senator Danaher's bill specifically
provides that failure to pay a State
poll tax would not be a barrier to
service voting during wartime.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Lynn Bari Will Wed
Sid Luft, Test Pilot
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SANTA MONICA, Calf, Nov. 27
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Lynn Bari, %, film actress,
and Sid Luft, %, test pilot for
Douglas Aircraft Co.
They took out the license soon
after her attorney had advised Miss
Bari that her divorce from Walter
Kane, an actors agent, had become
final. The actress and flyer will be
married tomorrow at the Bel-Air
home OF William Perlberg, film pro-
ducer.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Norfolk Warehouse Hit
By $4,000 Blaze

By the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 27.-The
stock and the warehouse of the
United States Peanut Corp. was
damaged here by fire last night. H.
Houghton. owner, estimated damage
at from $4,000 to $4,000.
The fire, which broke out about
6:15 o'clock, was under control an
hour and half later through the
efforts of the Norfolk Fire Division
and Coast Guard fireboats. The
building is located on historic
Campbells Wharf, near the Norfolk
Portsmouth ferries.
Vehicle traffic on the ferries was
stopped for about an hour.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
OPA Ruling SIoshes
Price of Dried Beuns

By the Associated Press.
Retail prices of dried beans will
be lowered approximately 2 cents
pound as result OF specific mark
ups fixed today by the Office of
Price Administration.
The agency substituted dollar
and-cent markups for the percentage
markups formerly allowed. The al
loWance hundredweiglt for
packaging was replaced with a cent
a-pound packaging allowance.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Virginia Advisory Unit
Will Report Soon
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 27.-State
Senator Harvey B. Apperson. chair
man of the Virginia Advisory Legis-
lative Council. said yesterday that
final conclusions will be reached
within the next day or so in the IS
studies the body was asked to make
prior to the forthcoming General
Assembly of Virginia.
After reviewing the findings. the
Governor is expected to release the
reports to the press in order that
they may receive pre-Assembly con-
sideration Of legislators and voters
alike.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Mrs. Cudohy Answers
Suit for Dogs Bite
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 27.-Mrs.
John Cudahy. member Of the Chi
cago packing family. yesterday an
swered a s3l,425 damage suit Of
Katharine Marlowe, film actress,
who claims she was bitten by the
defendants dog. contending any
injuries suffered by the actress were
due to her own negligence.
Miss Marlowe charged she was
bitten by the dog July 10 and that
her injuries prevented her from
working in films for several months.
Evening star., 1943-11-27
Womon's Family browns
of Ferry She Operates

b. the Associated Press.
TO VISTA, Calf, Nov. 27-Mrs.
Adolph Hyatt watched her husband,
t'oir two children and a niece drive
aboard the ferry she was operating
Their automobile failed to stop
and plunged off the end of the
ferry into 40 feet of water. All
four drowned
Evening star., 1943-11-27

PURSE, large, plain black
alligator with flap and Upper
compartment inside; lost at
Chevy Chase Ice Palace; re-
ward, $40. Phone EN-. 1868.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Official Entry Blank
Detroit Times Gold and Silver Skates Derby
Saturday and sunday. Jan. 30 and 81. 1913

g silver skates Derby 7 Decathlon Championship
n Derby
SENIOR MEMS CLASS A. MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
O8 Years or over
lOO-ldS. RI 22Olds. y 4iO-Yds e ssO-Yds.
n iMIc n -Mue n s-Nie
SENIOR ME> GLASS b MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
p 22o-id'. iiOrdN. = ssO-Hds q l-MDe
SENIOR woMENs MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS as Years or over
INTERMEDIATE BOYS CHAMPIONSHIPS 6 and II Yrs)
~ 22O-Yds. n 4iOYds. = li-Nle n 1-Niie
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS ZIG and Yrs)
22O-Yds = 44O-lds. n l,-Nule n 1-NIie
JUNIOR MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS GA and Is Years.
u 22O-Yds q liONds. q l,-Nle = 1-NIie
JUNIOR GIRLS MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS IA Is Years.
IN 22O-Yds. = 44O-Yds. n l,MIe
JUVENILE BOYS MICHIGAN CHAMPIONSHIPS az and 1s Yrs3
~ 220-Yds. - 44O-Yds. q 1,MIe
JUVENILE GIRLS MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS (GrIs l2 and 18)
- 22O-Yds. I 4iO-NdS. q l,Mle
MIDGET CLASS BOYS MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys to ~
~ 1OO-Yds. RI 22Olds. ri 44O-Yds
MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIPS (Girls TO 11)
~ 1OO-Yds. ct 22O-Nds. n 44O-Yds
CRADLE CLASS BOYS MICH CHAMPIONSHIPS Boys under 81
~ 100-Nds. n 22O-lds.
CRADLE CLASS GIRLS CHAMPIONSHIPS Girls under 81
III 1OO-Yds. r 22OYds.
NOVICE SCHooIBOYS RACE (I3oys II and under) Mile
~ RACE (Girls IL and under) mile
u DoG-SLED DERBY-1-S MILE-open any Boy Is
Years Under
- FATHER AND son RACE-1NIle
~ MOTHER AND DAUGHTER RACE-1-Mie
10 SERVICE MEMS RACE-l-NIIe ..,.
= ter, Memorial Trophy Miles EN
(Open to any skater in North America.)
- Fancy Skating Seniors
Check events wish to enter. entry blank
at once Entries close at midnight Wednesday 27 l9iS
Name
Address
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Kelly Won't Say

River Rouge readers already
have started booming Paul White
Michigan's captain-elect, for tho
19I3 All-America. Judging from
some of the letters, Paul could
run for office IN his home town
and win going away,
There's still lot of speculation
around the village on the sports
jobs Governor Kelly has 10 hand
out. Latest Tumor IS that box
ing. racing and the state fair Jobs
all viii be combined. The man
who knows, Governor Kelly, still
refuses 10 talk.
Gus DoraiS mas said his fare
wells al L. Of -. and is moving
this personal belongings into his
NEW office with the Lions on
Washington boulevard The tough
Job now for L. Of D. is 10 decide
between Bud Bocrineer and Lloyd
Brazil for head football coach.
Titan hackers want both OF
them to be happy a few close
10 the situation feel the ideal way
10 handle the matter would find
BoerinGcr as head football coach
and Lloyd serving as athletic di-
rector. There should be news
within the next few DAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Triple Features

Each school Will put three teams
on the court for an lntersCholastiC
contest; a ninth and tenth grade
ian eleventh grade and a twelfth
grade quintet. On the day of a
game. all three teams will partici-
pate in a triple feature evening.
The two lower grade teams take
the court first for a warmup pc
riod. Then the ninth-tenth grade
five plays the first half of its
game. The eleventh grade team
follows with half of another game.
Then after you've forgotten about
the first game, the youngsters
come back and finish. BY that
time the other game is forgotten
and then the eleventh graders are
.resuScItatcd.
After this is over. if you've
brought a lunch YOU eat il while
the twelfth grade team stages a
l0-minute practice period. Then
amid the yawns. the finale begins.
.It does not come IN inStalmentS.
Its 4 continuous affair.
Tickets are TO be sold only al
the door. eliminating the old.
Student-Season-book system. Price
rs 2S cents and you get enough for
your money TO make even the
double bill movie lovers happy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Auker's S through

Paul MCNUtt has given hIs okay
and, the national Softball tourna-
ment VIII be held n Detroit again
this year. Eldcn Aukcr isn't kid
ding this time. He's really through
with baseball.
The Tigers. as YOU know will
train a. Evansville Ind Not 100
many miles away is French Lick
with wIdc opcn. gambling. Steve
O'Ncl may have 20 slap q curfcw
on tho lads Who like Gallop.ng
ComlnOcS.
Edward Everett Horton is a fine
tennis player and soon viii help
Mrs. Jean H0Nle OF Hamtramck
with a series Of exhibitions for ten
ms playing kids Of that .commu-
nllN
All a. Eddie Rickcnbaekcr's old
friends horCabou's, and he counts
them by the hundreds. arc looking
forward 10 next Friday when the
famed ace comes 10 town
Wish could get him 10
referee one of my bouts next
Friday night" commented Mich
olaS LondcS But even without
Rick, Nlck's show should pack
'cm IN LaMotta'S win over
Jackie Wilson turned the trick.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Rollin' Around
Skater Boonns
War Bond Sale
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

A new top in war bonds and
stamp sales was reached last week
at Arena Gardens when young
Bobby Reid a member Of the De-
troit Figure Skating Club, sold
SITS in bonds during the matinee
session.
During the evening OF the same
day Leonard Sword clicked with
$3.50 in bonds and $3.50 in stamps
This marks a new high since the
bond booth was opened 2i2 months
ago.
a circle waltz contest is being
held each Thursday niCht al East
wood Park with the finals set for
February 5. winners TO receive
silver cups for prizes.
The numbers hunt. which Is the
big event each Saturday night at
Varsity Gardens. Is a regular boy
meets girl affair. AS each comes
into the rink he or she is given a
number. After all the numbers
are pinned on there's 20 minutes in
which 10 find your partner.
Sunday night George Brett will
give ms first lessons al Arcadia
He's the former professional OF
Rouge Park Rollerdrome.
Here's another professional who
has had 10 cut some of his classes
because Of the strain Of war pro-
duction work. He's Richard Nc
Lauchlcn. head pro Al Arena Gar
GcnS Dick works 10 hours day
seven days a week 10 help win the
war But he Still takes the two
public classes on Wednesday and
Thursday from I 10 s.
Teaching IN the day time are
Irene Seifert. ElSbeth Muller and
Romeo Diotte. Miss Muller is in
ternauonally known as an ice and
roller skating instructreSS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Revised Prep Gard

SWIMMING SCHEDULE
Southwest League
February ls-Chadsey at southwestern; ;
Northwestern az Western
February Southwestern a. North
western Western at Chadsey.
February Western al Southwestern;
Chadsey az Northwestern.
Northwest League
February Central At Mackenzie
Cooley A. Re1f0rd.
February % 23-Aackenze az Cooley; Red
Fe6r1ary 25-Redford at Mackenzie
Central at Cooley.
Southeast League
February 1s-Denby at Northeastern
Eastern At Southeastern.
February 23-NOrtheastern az Eastern
Southeastern 81 DENLY
February 2j-S0utheaEtern at North
eastern, DENLY at Eastern.
Northeast League
February ls-Cass at Highland Park
Hamtramck az Northern
February 23-HiEhland Park 81 Ham
tramck. Northern a. CasS.
FEBRUARY Is Northern st Highland
Park. Cass AZ Hamtramck.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Southwest League
February lg-Chadsey at Wilbur Wright
Northwestern. bye' Western Al south
western.
February 25-wubur Wright at Western
Chadsey, bye; southwestern at North
western.
March . - Northwestern at wilbur
Wright; Western az Chadsey; Southwestern,
March I2-wiIbur Wright At South.
western; Chadsey al Northwestern; West
March lo-wubur Wright. bye; South
western at Chadsey, Northwestern az
Western.
Southeast League
February l9-Denby az Southeastern
Northeastern az Miller; Eastern. bye
ne
eastern; DENLY. bye; Miller a. Eastern.
March Eastern at Southeastern
Northeastern at DENLY; Miller bye.
March y Southeastern al Miller
DENLY AZ Eastern Northeastern. bye
March 1s-SOutheastern, bye. Miller al
DENLY. Eastern az Northeastern.
Northwest League
February 19,-Central Al U. Of D.; Red
ford at Mackenzie Cooley. bye.
February 2s-U. Of p. AZ Redford
Central bye; Mackenzie a; Cooley.
a. Central; Mackenzie bye.
March - l.. ~ u a. Mackenzie
Central a. Cooley. Redf1rd bye
March l9-U. of D.. bye Cooley a,
Redford, Mackenzie a. Central.
Northeast League
February 1g-Cass ar PershinC; North
ern a. Highland Park Hamtramck. bye
February 26-PershinE az Northern
Cass, bye Highland Park at Hamtrsmck.
March - Hamtramck at Pershing
Northern a. Cass. Highland Park bye.
March 12-Persh.rs al Highland Park:
Cass A. Hamtramck; Northern, bye
March 19-P9rshing bye: Highland Park
at Cass; Hamtramck AZ Northern.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Girls Rivalry
Skate Feature

Lorraine Sabbe's races with
Florence Wrona Will claim top at
tentlon IN the Southern Michigan
Spced-Skating championships spon-
>ored by The UAW-CkD al Belle
Isle this Sunday.
This is the time or tho wear
when skating fans pick their IA
NoricS IN The Detroit Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby. scheduled
al the Island January 3O-3l. and
those two girls are figured 10
battle II out for the coveted blades.
More than l25 skaters Will take
part IN the 81 races listed 10 start
at / p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
SoftbaII Meet Here
0kdyed by MtNutt
NASHVILLE, Tenn Jan.1 ms

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. is ms
-Terming softball a popular and
Inexpensive sport which should be
continued and extended" WNC
Chief Paul V. McNutt today dis
PEELED any doubt that the annual
national Softball tournament would
not be held in Detroit this year.
McNutt's approval OF softball
came in a wire 70 Raymond John
son. president Of the Amateur Sast-
ball Association of the Americas,
which stressed the need OF promot-
ing physical well-being among the
American pcOplo.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
CY0 Cage Lead
At Stake Sunday

Queen Of Apostles, 1912 cham.
pion OF the Catholic Youth OR.
Eanlzatlon'S Class a heavyweight
circuit, meets one of its biggest
tests of the year this Sunday wncr
II clashes with an indicated St
Catherine crew for leadership OF
the east division. The battle will
he one Of the features Of 81 games
TO be played on CYO courts today
SUNDAYS GAMES
ST. CLAIR COMMIT NITI CENTER
Holy Name vs.. 81 Flurian g. m
81 Anthony W. 81 Philip Ser. p m.
81 Catherine vs.. s.. Philip Ner.. , D. m.
Edward vs. ST. Margare' Mary. D m.
ST. Elizabeth vs.. 81 Margaret Mary
?. m. 81. Ambrose ". ST Margaret Mary
p. m; ST. JaIiSna vs.. ST. Bernard
NATIVITY
Nativity W. ST. Margaret Mary. p. N.
NATIVITY vs. Queen ~ Apostles, } p. m.
st. Catherine vs.. Queen Of Apostles, 4 D. m
ST. GREGORY
p,Ssn't, ss1,a Nara y. l'.,Ss w., $, Luke m 81
nIs s.. Alphonsus. 2 p m
HOLY ROSARY
81 Amorote VS. 81. Gregory. I ?. m,
81 Vincent vs.. Holy Rosary p. m.
Christ the king vs.. ST Josaphat, 3 o. m
san Francisco VS.. our Lady Of sorrows
p. m: San francesca vs.. 81. Augustine
p N. 81. Josaphat vs our Lady ol
Sorrows, 7 p. m; Holy Rosary VS.. Resur
rection. ?. m; Holy Rosary vs. Oui
Lady OF Guadalupe p. m.
ST. VINCENT
Blessed Sacrament vs. ST Gabriel
m. St Leo vs.. 81 Vincent. 3 o. m.
81 Agnes tNo - VS. ST. Alphonsus.
2 m, ST. Agnes tNo ~ W 81 Cecilia
p p m Christ the EIng Us 10 rovr
Cantius $50 10. ,. m our Lady jol
Nj Carmel VS.. 81 John Cartus (Nu ~
p m. ST. Anne VS. our Lady of
Guadalupe, S p m.
ALL SAINTS
~ oAaimk Va. All sAinu, 3 .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Want Cage Games

Detroits senior girls and Class
B mems basketball teams who are
interested in games with Cana
dian clubs. are asked TO write
Mike Patrick, 1773 Cadillac street.
Windsor. Ont, or telephone 1917
between 9 a. m. and Z p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
NeU EUents

Swimming under the new sys-
tenn VIII probably feature some
new events such as underwater
swimming, disrobing 10 the clock
and Juggling weights in the water
pr previous plans for the season
are observed.
However, the most unorthodox
features of the new Setup exist in
the basketball lineup.
Schools are divided into four
sections. northwest, northeast,
southwest and southeast group
which will interplay. Winners will
meet in playoffS if time is avail
able a the end Of the season.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Wives Trim Husbands

Gretz Bowleretts Of Philadel-
phia woman's team, took all the
grandStand coaching from their
husbands that they could stand,
so they challenged them 10 a
match. The women won by 90
pins and now there is peace and
quiet when the gals bowl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Officials Announce
New Prep Calendar
BY r. {. GREENE

The notice comes somewhat be.
latedly. but nevertheless the Board
of Education finally announces the
continuation Of interSchool COM
petition in the metropolitan public
high schools.
The notice features a basketball
season and another series Of swim
ming meets, the latter in con-
junction with the present all-out
war physical fitness program.
The new setup has some aspects
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

that are a triflc weird, particularly
in the basketball schedule, but on
the whole the board Of athletic
directors has kept It's word. Com
petition goes on. More students
VIII participate.
The present intramural season
closes NJ on d v. February Is.
Within a few days after that date
both the basketball and tank tour
news beCin.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Sonia's Gone and It's
Safe for Murphy to
Come Out Of Hiding
GUNS BOOMING FOR PAUL WHITE

Let's what's going around town?
Sonjas gone and safe to out of hiding The
demand tickets her show the since the 1884
World Series
We used eight of dsguises during the week while
lodging who only wanted few
center ice.
Sonia pulled $66O43-a for nights Even
if Uncle Whskers does shave off healthy sc there's enough
keep Miss Sonia walking around money for few weeks
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Batch Is a Card

> Frank Walsh. the new Red Run
pro, Will return TO Detroit about
the middle OF February And IT'S
nice 10 see Al Watrou, land the
DAG winter job.
Towns funniest CaE>tCr +. a
Bachelor.
Big George Christensen. former
Lion tackle, iS>ln the diamond tool
business. One of mis- best CuSto-
mers is Frank Christensen. also a
former Lion, now IN business IN
Salt Lake City.
Big Chris is boxing three fast
rounds daily with his WalStllne.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Fair Grounds Results

ya-ig.s lEsT Il ll1iIs,E '-year-9lts g. ml'.
Boots shorty Lemmon') 400 20
BE sweet tHauerJ 4 al
Time Is 3-A. or : IS
Greenock's Coin straw Warning pooto.
hfvieN, Edflebon. Dukes Pa and Boston
ne also ran.
SECOND RAcE--t-yssr-olds and UP. a
vsldlns Bishop
(WhtinEi 1870 sso m
Joss Stuck tJessop) 2S20 II -
sam Houston tplesa) s az
Time is. or OF
Liberty Cap. Flourtovn TripsVay Opt.
nal Aeucoie ArdeneI and Bird Hlgh
also ran.
THIRD RACE -3.year.olds. r.le:
saw saw, t[oss t.,''s .clngman) a2o 81 80
Ny Tct Rambler (peral 81
Time llf Is Of 47s
Naldna Rex Ches N Jess Crystal Torch
and Top Reward also ran.
FouTNU RACE 2.year-olds. ? fnr,ores
Dutch Raider tCraigl I1.AO $50 81 sn
Sweetest Girl Haas 80 ) t0
Aunt Dell tJCssopJ O0
Time - -. ~ 5.O4f1
Rayenala. Everget. Valdina Mntea and
That's Easy also ran.
FIFTH RACE -4-year-olds and UP. IA
Pucky Muffin PenO 1850 $50 $50
iannie sid tBarherl $50 900
Ava Delight tScurlockl 700
Time 2 0s 2-5. off 5.33
Memory Book. or Guard, Jay Bee Pee
Petsamo, Whistling DICK, Work shop and
Armor Bearer also ran
SIXTH RACE-3-year .olds. y mile:
Valdina Foe tScurlock) 5i.40 1910 lao
Reaping Glory tPeters) $50 90
Twecdy (Nodarse) 10 90
Time 1.l3. of SOC
a-Bushel Basket. Pops PICK a-Hickory
Head Chpamink, Miss Sugar and Oka-
bena also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-year-olds and up
4 1-i6 miles:
Kennebis (Hauer) 76O IS 40 8 20
Spring Tornado peters, $50 8 SO
Russell CTammaro) 260
Time 1:4e 3-5. off s:37n
Realman. Bit OF Sugar and War Button
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-4-year-olds and up.
n i-16 miles:
Praiseworthy twhitlng) 1910 1910 $40
'Lumlere- CTfcnt 1920 s 90
Chief Bud tHaueT) .O0
Time las rs. of 7.04
Mad Bunny. Bruiler, Armistice. Ten
sleep, Highomar. Uncle Waiter, 'Bucket
shop and Bolute also ran.
'Fisld.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
A Bargain Price

Seabiscuit, second biggest money
winner in American turf history,
ran as a two-year-old three times
under a price of only $500.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

"Wish" Egan, Tiger scout, is
in Harper Hospital. But his
medico says it is nothing serious.
Friends of Jim Hughey, former
owner of the Detroit Eagles, will
be glad TO learn that he is well
on the road 10 recovery at Ford
Hospital. 1t was a close one for
linn
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
6 aIesm an

for established territory IN Michigan
and Indiana by manufacturer q
nationally advertised line az $50
and 81 90 mems 3 neckWrar belts
and suspenders Also compact line
men AMI women all-Wlol DE- sure
coats NO objection q. additional
nome. c.rnitN-e None Draw aEansf
commission when qual auI Please
give cluT'ctc details n hrst letter.
which VIII b' held i1 conf fence.
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Detroit, Mich.