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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09
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STOCK MARKET TAKES
DEEP DIVE; COMPARED
WITH NOVEMBER 1929

NEW YORK. April 9.-The
Stock Market today took IFS
deepest dive in MANY q day.
Decreases were comparable
with November. 1929. when
billions on paper were wiped
out overnight.
The Markets plunge to-
day exceeded the billion
dollar mark The falling off
in quotations was due to
the Presidents action yes
terday to Stabilize WAGES and
to place ceilings on commo-
dities not at present includ-
ed in the regged list.
The Markers reaction
shows that financiers feel
initiation has been killed. as
a result of the Presidents
stopping summarily the up
ward trend of wages and
increases in prices of food
stuffs.
- SasS .SSY 50 .ssy ~ .ss.:s 50 AZ
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AUTOMOBILE LICENSE TAG SALES in
MONROE COUNTY SHOWING INCREASE

this year, SCI, $3.50, an increase of
$1,161.35.
In many of the other counties
in the state, Mr.. Eberhardt said,
collections have fallen behind
from 10 to 20 per cent. A good
idea of the advance in Monroe
county may be compared with col
lections up to April II, 1941. In
that year they totaled only S26.-
8O4.90, a decrease of $35,O3O.8O as
compared with this year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09

Despite the restrictions on the
use of tires and gasoline, this
years collections on the sale of
automobile license tags in Monroe
county have gone ahead of 1912,
which was the banner year up to
that time.
Fred Eberhardt, local represen-
tative of the Florida Motor We
hicle Commission, gave the fol-
lowing figures today of coliec-
tions up to April 6 in each year.
Last year they totaled $60,673.95;
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CITIZEN TO HANDLE
PAPER COMPLAINTS

The Citizen has made ar
rangements 10 hsndle COM
plants from ifs subscribers,
and those not receiving their
papers between 6 and 2
o'clock are urged to call Ne. 81
and carrier will bring paper.
Please check carefully your
premises 10 be cert5in the
paper has not been deliver
ed.
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ILLNESS HITS
HEAVILY AT
YUKON ARMY
INTENSE COLD AND QUEER
KIND OF LIGHT DESCRIBES
U. S. BASE ALONG ALCAN
HIGHWAY IN ALBERTA
BY SAM JACKSON
Alp Features Writer

EDMONTON, Aloefta, April 9.
You come out of a frosted tent
where you've been trying to sleep
at 10 below zero inside. The light
ent private was right-that it's .
it was dusk. You find the persist
ent private wa srlght-that it's 9
o'clock and you'd better hurry if
you want breakfast. That's the
way it is in the Yukon-along the
Alcan Highway which / have just
hitch-hiked.
Men who started labor in the
dark, long before the slow, Yukon
sun grudgingly sianted over the
horizon, are at work, for reveille
is at 8. Many trucks are frozen,
and you watch them towing each
other into action.
You realize that your nose is
being frozen and that you ought
to hold your mittens over it but
you hate to show this weakness in
the presence of the men who built
and run this road.
This is headquarters for one
of the seven regiments-five white
and two colored-that built the
"Alcan."
Wolves Run Away
Over there the colonel lives un-
der canvas, like his men. Outside
hangs a wolfskin he took. Every
mile of road is marked by wolf
tracks, though the warier game
has Northumberland by some
instinct that this is no longer its
country.
Like soldiers, the colonel lives
largely on Yukon Shrimp team
ned Vienna sausages) and Corn
Willie Canned corned beef hash).
Looking around, you can mag
inc the primeva1 lure of this cQun-
try IN the brief northern summer.
Unfortunately. each day there is
neW generation of mosquitoes.
They raise painful wells like
whip. and can be got rid of only
by forceftrlly crushing. them off
the skin. Use of wells was univer-
sal with the roadbuilders.
To. hit the road, you go to a
comparative metropolis of the Yu7'
kon, the dispatcher's tent. and
crowd into it, with perhaps
dozen others.
Is there truck going south?
There are no large conveys. The
road isn't run that way. You
know better than to ask whether
particular trucks heated. It's
not.
Cold Kills Quickly
The all-embracing cold can kill
you softly. and kindly and very
quickly. Soldiers who have to
handle such cases say the dead
men look as if they have just
peacefully, and even pleasantly,
sunk down in the snow for their
long rest
You finally hitch-hike "a ride
from melancholy Negro from
Louisiana He agrees to wait by
the fire while the doctor per-
forms a minor operation on your
eye by ffashlight.
The doctor says that roughIy>-ll
per cent of his men are confined
to quarters daily by illness. Earlier
it was 25 per cent. The trouble is
largely respiratory, often the
malicious streptococcic throat.
The expected psychiatric cases
men going sheer bugs from lone
illness and privation-have been
only six in the northern sector,
where about 5000 men are sta
toned.
Await Furloughs
Your driver talks almost rev.
erently of furloughs. All the men
understood they were to get a trip
home as soon as the road was
open and operating. The present
situation is that per cent of any
Continued on Page Five
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opA no Acr ToMonnoW

chief of the OPA will act to-
Roosevelt orders of yesterday
foodsu which ceilings have been placed
pointed inerre with
operation aong One ovebuYns when shortage
any particular commodity undertaking. when
surplus S said exist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09

LoNDoNTodaY the third anniversary of the occupation
Norway the Germans marked renewed acts of
high pitch
Norway puppet Norwegian police home
Russia TO try 10 quell the uprisings in Norway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09
AMERICANS CONSOLIDATING LINES

ALGIERSAmericans following their continued advance in
Tunia weeks reported today be consolidating
also announced that there much cheering
British Eighth north
of Gabes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Propaganda Minister Goebel in broad
told the German people that British bomb
planes Germany the wrist but that German subma
throat and that the question
Which canh On longer?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09
TEMPERATURES

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. m. April 8,
1943, as reported by the U. S.
Weather Bureau:
IT.~.l.z-4 ..4
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LATE BULLETINS
NAILS HAVE LITTLE CHANCE TO ESCAPE
tBy Associates Pre..a

LoNDoNGoebbels preparing the German people for the
eventual defeat of Axis Tuna according information
received here from Swiss oebb has further said that there
little chance of the Tuna before
the fall of Tuns and Bizerte.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09
PATENTED IN 1858

CHICAGO.-The ancestor Of
the modern typewriter was pstsn-
ted by c. L. Sholes in 1859
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-09

Key West, Florida. has E-C
most eQuable climate n the
country: with An AVERAGE
range Of only IL Fzhrsnkzs II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
BrewersAdd
To Their Lead

The Milwaukee Brewers added
4 flll game 10 their lead IN the
American Association Monday hy
taking doubleheadcr from Kan
SaS City while Second-place In
dIaHapOllS spit with Louisville.
The Brewers took the opener.
AZ and continued their winning
ways IN the nightcsp with a five
run attack in the third inning
which gave them an easy 81
triumph
Earl Reid Of Indianapolis out
pitched Mel Deutsch 10 win the
first game, B., but the Indians
fell apart IN the night cap, losing
IS.
The bitter rivalry between the
twin cities clubs ended in a
Standof, with 81 Paul getting a
1873 victory IN the opening game.
While the Millers won the night
cap. 81.
Toledo and Columbus divided
A pair Of Well-pltched games. with
the Hens taking the opener, 81.
and the night cap. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Bob Tales
Fear Mel OH
Is Nearing End
Of Playing Days
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Is Mel OF nearing the end Of
his brilliant playing career?
Is the Giants manager about 10
retire 10 the bench after ter
rorizing National League fling
erS for more than a decade and
q half?
These are the questions that
observers and National League
fans are beginning 10 ask as the
once universally feared Giant
outfelder continues 10 threSh
Ground in his worst batting
slump within our memory Mel
is batting below $50 as this is
written. and his work IN such
other important offensive de-
partmentS as runs batted IN and
extra bases has suffered a SINH
lar slump
Many faithful fans think that
OttS impOtency A. tho plate is
due chiefly 10 the fact that he
ought 10 wear glasses. and
doesn't They think that he
could add several productive
wears 10 his baseball life II he
would don The CheatcrS And
they have reasonable arguments
10 support their contention
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
After WhirIy's Mark

Count Fleet may one day top
tho all-ume earnings ~ Whit
away, who just recently retired
from the races with moro than
half million winnings to show
for his efforts
Mr. Long Tail won b out ~
SO races. finished second i
times and third ~ tunes. lie
ended out of the money on only
four occasions. For these Scln-
tillating efforts he received A
total of S56l. l6l in prize money.
That is a tough mark FOR any
horse 10 aim at Very tough.
But Count Fleet is one Of the
great race horses Of all time,
and he is being handled with
unusual care. He al least has 2
chance Of topping Whlrlawsy s
earnings before he is through
Count Fleet has started 81
races. and won rs Of them.
When the decision TO hold the
Count out OF tho Arlington
Classic was announced. that was
the tlpof 10 the dreams Of
grandeur that his owners have.
They arc planning very ambl-
tious things for the Count And
the Count is Just the sort ot a
guy 10 make those dreams
come true.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Bomber
Sees Ring
Boom

PITTSBURGH July 6 ms
SGT Joe Louis worlds heavy
weight champion, predicts The
boxing game WIN experience a big
boom after the war.
We've a lot OF good fighters
in the service who viii turn pro-
fesSionals once We win the war"
The erStwhIlc Brown Bomber
declared While here 10 paruci-
pate IN independence Day cclc-
hratlonS.
Louis. on n furIough from Fort
Riley Kan, said he didn't think
he would be given permission 10
do any fighting until tho war is
finished but once he donS civilian
clothes again he's definitely gong
back into the ring -'If I'm not
too old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Rowing Gets
Approval From
Service Heads
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Rowing may he included as
part Of the pre-induction train
ing for men going into the armed
+ forces following a visit here of
Lit COL Ross W Mayer Of
the QuartermaSter Corps who
watched the crews of Detroit,
Wyandottc and EcorSe Boat
Clubs race.
Col Mayer. a guest Of Judd
Ross. amateur coach OF the De
lroIt Boat Club, was impressed
by the condition of tho boy, all OF
whom arc high school youths.
The Boat Club crews are made up
of Crosse poInte High School
boys while Tho two down river
clubs draw their talent from their
local high schools
Jim Rice. dean Of rowing in the
Midwest, IS IN charge Al EcorSc
while Bill krlcCer. who, like Judd
Ross, is one Of his protcgcS,
coaches the WSandottc boys.
Col Mayer also learned that
tins area IS now turning out some
Of The CountryS finest oarSmcn.
II was pointed out that the times
made by the preppcrS compared
fayorablv and ofttImeS exceeded
the times made by the big East
crn college crews.
Last year. for instance. AZ the
Canadian Henley ~ s. Gather
ines. Ont. a RiCe-CoaChcd kcorSc
eight. made up entirely Of high
school boys cleaned up IN the
senior event m a breeze after
winning the national interscho-
laStIC event
Making note Of these facts Col
Mayer wrote the following letter
70 the Detroit Boat Club coach
II am very much interested
in seeing that the Armed
Forces make use Of the spleen
did training facilities provided
by the many schools. colleges
and boat clubs throughout the
country.
II know Of no higher type
81 athlete competing In inter
scholastic or intercollegiate
athletics than will he found in
their boat crews.
The eNActing type ~ train
ing required Of these men lends
itself admirably 10 practically
every phase Of specialist train
ing IN water transportation in
both the army and the navy.
.. Natural, this type of- pfr--
induction training should prove
most valuable TO the Coast
Guard and Navy. However, N
these services are not in posi-
ton 10 utilize these training IA.
cilitieS, the QuartermaSter Cen
ersl will give consideration 10
"A pre-induction training pro-
gram for the purpose 81 sup
plying personnel for Quarter
master Boat Companies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Camden to0pen
Tomorrow
THE DETROIT TIMES

CAMDEN y ! July g ms
- Leading yn0roughhrcds an q
their tranets corvorgod on Cam
dcn'S Garden State Park race
track today M preparation lor To-
morrow $ opening of the 5O-day
meet.
CaS<4- aed .rr4n &arth #ep ed IN
from Howe stables for the Cam
den handicap while LonEchampS
Farm sent Baby Dumping for the
6-furlong inaugural
Tom IIcard'> BoN,A. VICTOR iu
last year Camden Quaker City
and Valley Forge handlcap- vas
also on hand Vaidina Alpha ass
signed IFS pounds was among The
first 10 h.t me track for a work
out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
, Click y
I'm Final
Games

Two players who. we're 70 enter
the navy today helped MitcheHS
win a pair 81 games from Clawson
yesterday AZ Hazel Park High and
thereby strengthen its hold on
first place in the Southern Oak
land County Baseball League.
They are Acc Acull and Harry
Annals, each OF whom delivered
TWO hits in a second-inning rally
winch produced nnc runs and
featured MitchelIs 80 victory IN
The first game
In the second game. after Fred
hines home run N the fifth with
one on had tied tho score at 2-aI.
ACltilli singled IN the eighth. stole
second. took third on a passed ball
-Hrrrtt vr0rrrt on 7 -vQuECZc- play 70
give ms team 4 3D. victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Frisch Lauds Martin

Take n from Onkel Frankie
FrSch. the Pittsburgh Pirate
manager. the star OF the coming
AR-Stsr game Is most apt 20 hc
Martin Marion the rauCy hort
stop Of the - LOUIS Cardinals
Frl>ch knows an nfeldcr when
he secs ono FIRST ~ tho Ford
ham Flash and later as Tho
nalnStay OF Manage Nlgg~y
NcGrav Giants Fr,rh WAS
ono of the finest Jrfol6rT> who
over made a putouf Hence n.,
enthusiasm for Martin is yu-
usually significant
Having Martin ON Your hall
club il like putting 10 men on
the field" Nc says. Hes sim
)ply uncanny. the ground he
FcoverS. I've never seen anything
like him.
They talk about this fellow
and that fellow being = great
ShortStop. WHY, there's only one
really great one and that's
Marion I don't care II he hit
only .li2 he'd still be the great
eat in the game"
Martin Is far from ~ Int
ter We hasten 10 add Hes no
fence-buSter. but be COTS his
share Of hlngles He is currently
hitting 300. which l>n a bad
average for the best fielding
shortstop m the National
League In his three previous
years IN The bic time he Int
.27s. 252 and 276
His hitting means lrtle -
rival managers, however They
can forget his exceptional de-
fenSlve ability
Brother. Martin really can
throw" says jimmy Wilson
manager of the Chicago Cubs
The farther throw Of his
travels, the faster II goes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE g zoo '.s.TIrE t.teP-.
r-s H.rlao. ,Nlitss-, $50 so 60
.su.st tS.4f0f 60 40
N.snart 'TarN 40
ssce ~ A-,rt~s pr, KNOCK Knock
s11 MI'krst also rar
SECOND RACE 81 eoo GAINING: :
sar.n.7s am up Ia MES
ANs.srr tSrIrirckF 1870 s10 60
Ar.r.sta. tnssr1g' $50 90
cal io Cr.ovs tR00srfsI =
Time 'o
rs- aI'o rs0
THIRD RACE sl2oo claiming 5sssr.
r.-s s furI.nEs
-, 70 Ran ,Rob.r,u $50 go So
HuEanft tS0UtnJ % so
Travs tTurA 20
An McDgr ard i,., Nane, also ran
rorRrH Rhcro ST. goo. ca.m.te =
Neaf..' f4-InrEs
gore Pun, brennan 1870 $50 80
over l.s - ANN 500 -n
Car's'n Ruth Harn 90
Time - 80
F'ar1an sam Arrive on Time Ea.tsr
CHN and iron HarFs sIso ran
FIFTH RACE $1,000 Allowance, ..
. trH-.nids fur. rrEs
AT Good Crurk $40 $50 3 90
Fy.0g king tCa'rsr't s 90 to
s. cecil Adam 50
Time I1f
Empty Pate AMI cs7sn also ran.
SIXTH RACE - son. allowances: 2
ysAr-old Allies So fur.onEs
Red wonder clark 30 20 f0 3oo
Good Go.nE adams 81 So
NsIdIna SsnorA ,R0hertsr 3 20
Time ~ 3.S
saueeze Thru Darby rsush Love Pact
rlay Hands and CUBAN Bono Also ran
! SEVENTH RACE SO 600 T.st Hand
cap 3.year.oids j., mics
Amber Light adams 80 so 81
Bold captain knott 20 81
/ Darhy pon.s tMtlhEsnl oo
Time 1 So
Good Dsueh'sr 'Gra0dps' 'F'ftlers
Ri E8gens Prerpt1us Bis Ross HsNt
ksN. Dow Pc ana OK Toe HIto' raH,
s-pevsreauN and Farrsu entry
'FIelf
FlGHrH RNrF 81 200 claiming q,
vear.oIds arG on i-ie rHss
NerforIous tNlhEs1H 500 81 so
Golden Lea tFlpwm1 no % 80
Akr0n'opn tAlf0nsoI s on
/ Time ito
/ Magnetism and Kenneth X also r'a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

times h0 starts rtTCU pTIyCv aT76
retracos his steps Sometimes
he doesn't SCI ou' after me ball
until seconds after lr has been
tagged
Poor cyo>Ignt would he th"
perfect explanation 81 thi, un-
certainty. HIS friends argue
that he can not SEQ tho ball
until after y is in 4 ch1 and
that the time lost IN bringing
the sphere INTO focus explains
OTIS lack Of speed In fielding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Mat lao Match

New Australian Tag teams Wiij
participate .n one of those four
man ma battles a Mack Park
tonight, Walter Roxy and Louis
Klein, q Detroit duo. meeting TWO
mat ruffanS An Pa>ha. bearded
Turk and "WI'd Man I'm
They clash r. q bout that has an
hour time limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
La Chance Scores
Technical K. @.

PROVIDENCE. r +. July s
lIPt Maurice Lefty La
Chance OF Lisbon Ne. strength
cnod IN, claims 20 the New Eng
land fcafnerweIGht crown hy
technically knocking out Billy
Bates of Pittsburgh last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Batting Practice
Inks
PhiIIy HurIer
BY LAYTON CARVER

NEW YORK. July E INS)-
Squads 100 Tho annual major
league All-Star game Inclu d .
snlde, almost insulting nomina-
tonS for batting practice pitchers
and catrhCrv. but tins aii may nc
changed in The future
SllaS Johnson Of the PhIladel-
pbIa Ph.llicS has kicked over the
traces and IN n sarcastic note 70
President Ford Prick of the Ma
tOnal League has declined tho
questionable honor Of serving a. a
sort of fiunky i'm tho classic 10 be
held AZ Philadelphia July -.
Johnson was nominated AS a
batting practice pitcher although
his record AZ the time of the Sclcc-
tionS was better than most Of
those who were named aS regulars
He now has Won eight and lost
three his latest win being accom-
pIi>hcd Sunday against the Cubs
"a iINp-HItfCT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

NOillInE Hlpl
about ms need
for eye Gla sseS
.intll this year
hn ran
into tho worst
slump Of his
career
The tlp-oit
on OTIS fail
inc cNCSIGht
his lTlen d :
say can be
seen IN has
J. sis "a n CN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
RATED AHEAD OF HIM

Mort Cooper Max Lanier and
Howe Pollet Of The Cards Rip
SeWell Of the Pirates Claude
PaSSoau ~ the Cubs Johnny Van
der Nicer of the Reds, and Al
.JaVcry Of the Braves are the
National LcaCuerS named as regu-
atS ahead of Johnson.
But il wont -appcn again. if
they pay any heed 70 The >quaWkS
formally filed with the league by
SHsS ~ tao future man won :
find that his good record has
served only 10 get him place
down oven beyond tho bull pen.
All this also goes 10 ShoW how
much has happened 10 The PhlllieS
n the short tmo since Bill Cox
took over AS their president They
NOT only win hau games bat they
got up on their hind legs and
boiler when their pride is wounded
TOW. There was time when they
DIDN'T have any pride
The FIRST thing You know they
VIII be finishing in the first dlrl-
sion and then winning A pennant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
lineup Has Nephew

Frank lineup Indian pitcher
with Kansas City. is a nephew Of
Ben former star hurlcr in the
American Association and with
the pills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Wore EN- Before

Back in 1910 or had some
trouble with has eyeSiGht. and
for a while be wore eye glasses
IN tho sun field Later. however.
he abandoned the SpcctacleS
and went on 10 fashion two I'M
prcssivc seasons without them
Nr~,Lt,y marc WAS NCDfHTCQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
SHOULD BIZ ELIMINATED

The implied Siur contained in
SGCh nomination aN mat gwen
to Johnson and those others
picked for similar ignobic chores
in tho AIl-Star should he
eliminated 10 keep peace IN the
family OF course. they must have
batting practice batteries, but
they needn't be tagged as such
and should be drawn by lots
or othcrwiS from among the
regulars
80 pitcher who has done well
enough through a half season 10
earn a place on the All-SiarS
wants 10 be singled out for duties
Inst about TWO nOtChcS higher
than hat boy Moreover this
game h. 10 be held down there IN
Prrtadrty1Frfa. IN Stla> Johnson :
own homo park a mans better
Of being forgotten altogether and
gong fishing that day instead Of
being subjected 30 this humilia-
ton. as Sllas Johnson reCkonS II,
and rightly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Seattle Packs En- In

Seattle is one minor league
city that has no equipment for
night baseball Ye' baseball a..
tendance is nigh there, a 10000
city drawing 500 900 fans in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
WooIf 70 Ride AIsab

AI>ah will ho ridden by Jockey
George WoOlf in all important
races this season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
WAsHINGTON

TACK. ml00N
80 Race Flag RiuE Deer High
Fashion Rag''me Bsny. W0g T'h
Second Race Monks Memo Chance
Tea Hasty star Psiturf. Dora MAY.
Meadow Dew
Third Rscp-Vale.ns Clown. Dog Dazs
Reses
Fourth Rsce-War Clean Pylon No
s'ratamus B0urdry Lign'
sixth Race Declared ~
seventh Race MolaSsss 10 Camps
FIRST. Sal Old Pa Vsldins Rex Lega.
Code
Eighth Race L.'tls Boio Fennsburg
Bolivar Nsldlna GYPSY.
N-tn Pacs--Goes - sixth Race
Rack One Van Mar Gallant DICK
SNOW Apple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

daily prints in the Night Edition only the
horse which feel the outstanding
bets Of the day
key appears night the Eight Star and Red Line
Editions corresponding each letter Of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
follows:
A. Ell FL G-99 H-32 Is J-87
-6 IL N-67 P-3 T-8S
U-l4 VI WIS Y-S7
key will enable decipher the Of
appearing NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
EMPIRE CITY

EMPIRE CITY
Track nud1F
Second FaCe-Ciolden Fleece Default
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Tn.rd Race super Ssrvics6 Neuthsl,
Diah. R.0 Grsure
seventh Race Norge H. " Kstv.
Z Ehf ~ Morn Blazing Heaf. Essy chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
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Trsck good
F.rsf- Race Ot'0.s Choice Orrus
Second Race-H Winnie
Fourth Rare-H High Chance
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Track SOW
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FEr' and SN Ssvirgs Rank VAldlna
Nefa Beagfs .Bler
Third Race pai0', Ford Town Hall
G'-.effs Accuse Ne Clare Dorothy
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Fourth Race ud'Ao Trace True
Hear Devils vi Burnt Bridges BAY
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Ern'n Race Gran Apple Snow N oon.
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