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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
CRITICIZES DEPARTMENT

Young aSSallod state Depart
ment bunglng' which caused
such experts as Joseph Clark
Grew. former ambassador 10
Japan. and others familiar with
the japanese character 10 be scat
tered all over the world instead
Of being retained IN Washington
as advisors 10 our Government.
He blamed a little group "of
about five Of the greatest mental
defeatiStS ! have ever known" in
the State Department for an I'M
realistic attitude toward Japan.
There are about 80 top
notch diplomats" he said. "hut n
little group of career men and
special appOinteeS largely
dominated by their wives desire
for ambassadorial posts in some
unimportant country are. in
my opinion. diplomatic termiteS."
WOULD DISCUSS GROUP
Specifically, Young asks for the
immediate dismissal OF Dr STAN
/ ley X. HornbcCk. Maxwell Hamil-
ton. Leo PaSvolSky. Eugene
Dooman. Joseph Ballantine and
Francis p. Sayre. the latter
former high commissioner, 10 the
Philippines
Young scoffcd al the idea that
the japanese will respond TO any
spirit of fair play in the treat
ment of military and civilian
prisoners
They do not know the mean
ing of reciprocity except with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
NO UNIVERSAL CODE

There are no regular codes
for the prison camps; each Of
fcer In charge seems To make
his own rules.
The Japs delight in stringing
prisoners up TO the ,rafters by
their feet and then pumping
water down their throatS until
they drown or nearly drown.
Sometimes they vary this by
pouring castor oil i'm the noStrils
OF their victims,
"Some prisons arm the guards
with bamboo poles with which
Go beat prisoners.
Another practice that II
common Is To- make prisoners
stand az attention. then bow
low and repeatedly in the direc-
ton of the emperor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

they never step pck. They al
ways keep going forward. My
theory In, it's too hard for 'em
10 stop. It's their high heels,
that's my theory. Throws 'em
of balance and they can't
back up"
Regardless of theories a n d
high heels, we got 10 the Macca-
bees Building for one OF the
elimination contests OF the quiz
kids at WXYZ. i was one Of the
three judges and am in a posi-
ton TO speak authoritatlvely on
what the judges are talking
about when they get their heads
together.
The general idea is:
"My gosh, 1 feel dumb when
..these kids get going"
And you do. How these young
Tsters can cram so much infor-
nation into their 3D. year old
heads is beyond me
The winner was David Brown,
n ninth grader at BEDFORD High
School, who figured out, offhand.
how hot 40 degrees centigrade
would be and gave a definition
of gerrymandering.
He not only Told what II Was,
but where II first happened. and
who cheated whom out of votes
and why should II be given to
n boy of Is 10 know all that:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
RECEIVE LITTLE CARE

"In some instances they are
made Ia exist in crowded little
cells. steaming hot in summer
and with temperature OF 81 TO
80 degrees in winter he con-
tlnued. Sometimes they are
giveen two bowls Of rice Cruel
a day 10 live on, and often
malaria, beri-beri, jeilagra and
naInutritiOn rage unchecked.
And despite the fact that there
II no calcium i'm the diet, dental
care is seldom provided
Young described intimately one
small cell where % people, includ'
ing Jour women and a few-monthS.
old baby. were held.
cit was typical" he said ono
beds. pillows, tooth brushes, and
bucket I'm the corner for Sani-
tation. The room was oVerrun
with lice and mosquitoes-with
40 mosquito nets prOVided-and
no reading matter except propa-
anda. One OF the men prison
ers had been confined there II
months without ever having had
his clothes off. and he was viz
tually being eaten alive by YER
mi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
GASOLINE
PROGRESSED FOODS

IHUt ENNTU FUWUH
blue 4. v. W-VaId 20 oct %
Blue \, \, Valid 10 Nov 90
GASOLINE
AZ Oupon SIS gallons ~ N0v %
and 4 Coupons gallons each.
FUEL OII.
Prrind 10 gals Unit 80 Jan
TIRE INSPECTION DEADLiNE~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

PSSt, TOTO 49, here's the dope
about one of Americas secret
WeapOnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Wayne Corps
Reports Feb. 70

A total NJ rs members NJ the
enlisted reserve corps AT Wayne
University will report for active
service after February 20, DR.
David D. Henry. executive vice
president of the school. said today
Doctor Henry said that the re-
sol men in the corps will
be able 10 complete the next term,
with the possible exception Of
army air force reServists. Federal
orders provide students with Al
least a two weeks vacation fol-
lowing the ending of the present
term on February s.
ReServiSts who VIII remain Al
school include students in medical.
dental, and veterinary courses as
well as third year engineering
students.
A large number n students not
in the enlisted reserve will get
deferment also If they are taking
a approved courses designed 10 aid
in the war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Rent Protest
Brewster Residents Put
Pickets on Office

Residents ~ Brewster Homes
Detroit housing commission PROF..
ect, protesting against rental in
crease imposed January !. early
today threw a picket line in front
of the projects office on Hastings
street.
George Scherner. admlniStra-
tive assistant for the commission.
explained that rentals in the
homes, established four years ago.
were increased according 70 pre-
arranged plan in proportion with
individual wage increases. This
plan. he said, was unalterahle and
designed 70 eliminate city and
government subsidy Of rentals
wherever possible
Spokesman for the piCketS. who
numbered about 20 Al the outset.
said they were protesting against
rental boosts which they claimed
ranged up To 10 per cent. They
declared the rental increases were
"o,It of proportion" with wage in
creaSes In many instances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

Josephine Ford. 10. only dsugh-
ter NJ the Edsel r. Fords and
granddaughter of Henry Ford. will
he married AZ 4:30 p m. today 70
Walter Bull Ford II AT Christ
Church Chapel. Crosse Pointe.
The ceremony will he performed
by the Rev, Francis r. Creamer.
Young Ford IS the son n Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Clifford Ford
NJ Detroit. He is in the navy and
expects 10 be called 70 active duty
shortly.
Miss Ford will wear period
gown NJ white crepe satin and a
tulle veil designed by Malnbocher
Of New York.
A reception AZ the EdSel Ford
residence in Crosse Pointe Shores
will follow the ceremony.
Bridesmaids will include Mrs.
Wadsworth CauchoiS Of Forest
Hills. ~ Y. and Eleanor Hsrtwell
Of Pittsburgh.
Among the uShesS will he VII
liam Ford. younCeSt\hrother N the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Aunt Faces
w arrant
I'm Death

Prosecutor William r. Downing
said today he would issue q man
slaughter warrant Monday against
Mrs. Diane Zeller. AZ. Of 404S
Taylor avenue. whose Christmas
Eve suicide attempt resulted m
the fatal shooting of her 16-year-
old niece.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Zeller was held
IN protective custody in Receiving
H ospitars pyschopathic ward.
where she was taken December
30 by detectives.
Mrs Zeller's niece. Wilma Lamb,
was shot through the chest while
struggling for possession of the
gun with which her aunt was at
tempting to end her own life.
Bowling said although he be-
lieved the shooting was accidental
Mrs. Zeller was still liable in the
case. An earlier decision by an
assistant prosecutor had virtually
her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Christian Award
To Philip Murray

The Christian Culture Award
presented annually ny Assumption
College, Windsor, 10 the outstand-
ing lay exponent of Christian
ideals. has been awarded this year
10 Philip Murray, president of the
Go. il was announced today.
Recipients in 1871 and 1912. re-
Spectively, were Sigrid Undset.
Norwegian novelist. and Jacques
Maritain, French philosopher.
The citation read in part.
For some years, Philip Mnr-
ray has exemplified In his mani
fold public life. not only true
statesmap-like qualities hut. In
rare degree. those cardinal
virtues 40 necessary especially
today. namely: prudence. Justice,
temperance and fortitude."
Presentation will he made Sun
day evening. January "a. at the
Palace Theater in Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Son Safe!
Prisoner
Of .Daps

Mrs. Lena Morrison already has
the one gift that she had so fer
Vently hoped the new year would
bring, the news OF her sons safety.
II was more than year ago
that the last letter that Sgt. Mel
WIN F. Welsh. "a. wrote from the
Philippines reached her at her
home at 44l6 Townsend avenue.
Since then she has had only wire
from the government. telling her
that, during the action on Bataan.
Sergeant Welsh was missing in
action.
Then, New Years Eve. as she
and her husband were preparing
TO attend wedding party at a
neighbours home, the second tele-
gram came.
II was too excited 10 open IT,"
she said.
Finally Sergeant Welshs sister
Mrs. Charlotte Papst. tore oper
the envelope Inside was the news
that her brother was a Jap pris.
Oner.
II was a real New Years cele.
bration az the Morrisons'. anc
their first act was 70 send another
wire 10 Pvt. Jerome Welsh. AT his
army. camp IN Arkansas. telling
him that his brother was safe.
Sergeant Welsh. graduate oi
Eastern High School, was en-
ployed As shipping clerk before
he enlisted in the spring OF 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Sarah Fisher To Wed
Engagement TO II. John Dummy Of Lexington, Ky,
Told al Open House in Boston Blvd Home

Engagement OF Miss Sarah Ann
Fisher 70 IT. John Leonard
Dummy. Army AIT Forces, was
announced yesterday by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Fisher, Al an open house IN their
Boston boulevard home.
Lieutenant Dummy is the son
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. William Joseph
Dummy Of Lexington, Ky. and
has been IN training al Ia Junta.
Cal, where he Will receive his
wings Monday.
His parents arrived in Detroit
yesterday morning 70 he the guests
of the Fishers. They left last night
with Miss Fisher for La Junta and
the graduation ceremonies.
The engagement was made
known by A globe If the world
which centered the buffet table
Atop the globe was a miniature
alrplane with TWO figures marked,
Sarah Ann and Jack
Miss Fisher attended the Sacred
Heart Convent on Lawrence ave-
nue. and will he graduated IN June
from the Georgetown Visitation
Convent IN Washington. She will
return IN her studies after the
California trip.
Lieutenant Dummy attended
University Of Kentucky. but left
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Few Absences
AT War Plants

Detroit's war workers, respond
ing 70 pleas for mo slowups' in
production. bettered their Christ
mas holiday record over New
Years ny reporting for work IN
almost normal"
."AbsenieeiSm' was prevalent in
many essential industries during
and immediately following Christ
mas. but virtually all major plants
that labor seemed more
than willing to cooperate on New
Years"
Only small groups OF workers
failed TO report for work New
Years Day. but in numbers not
large enough 10 cause Tagging
work schedules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Tro||eyS' Victim
I'd '43 Fatality

John y. Blackwell. S., Of 4527
Fifth street, Ecorse, who was
struck by two DSR street cars,
today became Detrolt's second
traffic fatality of the new year
Standing in safety zone at
East Jefferson and Clairpointe
avenues New Years Eve. Black
well darted in front Of an east
bound street car operated by
James G. Blair. 30, of 1857 Can
ton avenue, police said. The i'm
pact tossed Blackwell into the
path Of a west bound car.
There were two traffic deaths
at this date 2 year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Kelly TO Name
Successor 10
Ferguson Today
Appointee Must File
Nominating Petitions
Soon for April Election
Time. star Corr..pood.n,

LANSING. Jan. Gov. Harry
F. Kelly today was expected TO
name a successor Immediately 10
FIJI the Wayne County Circuit
Court vacancy OF elect
Homer Ferguson whose TeSigna-
ton was accepted yesterday.
The appointee, along with other
candidates. must file nominating
petitions by January IL for the
April 5 elections.
Had Ferguson, who will begin
his senatorial duties January s.
waited until then N resign Kelly
would have been authorized 10
appoint a Judge 10 serve until the
November, 1914. elections. The
law states that II vacancy occurs
less than 80 days before an cleo
ton. the appointed nudge shall
serve until the next balloting,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Boy Dies Vdin|y
To Rescue Pal

SAGINAW Jan TO 12-yesr-
old Harrison Marth Jr MS brother.
Lyle, Il. always viii he hero
following a New Years Day
tragedy which cost the lives Of
two teen-aged boys.
Harrison today described 20
sheriff's deputies how his brother
and a friend. LaVine rMcCarty II.
were drowned when thin ice broke
under their weight.
NenturinG too far out on the
frozen Silver Creek while hunting
on The farm of Henry Fawcett n.
plymouth Township. McCarty
crashed through the ice. Lyle
crawled out 70 rescue HIM While
holding ont his gun for McCarty
10 grab Lyle went down.
The bodies were recovered three
hours later after sheriff'S deputies
cut away The ice 10 launch their
portable boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Traffic Court
Most Placid
In Eight Years
Only 8 Drunk Driving
Cases; Is Convictions
for Reckless Driving

Detrolts traffic court today
experienced the most placid post
New Years sessions in the memory
of Judge Thomas F. Msher, who
has been on the bench eight years.
There were only six drunk
driving cases and only - con-
victions for reckless driving among
the usual accumulation Of minor
offenses.
eft must he the war" said
Judge Maher.
81 can't think NJ any other
reason To explain such . quiet
day right after the holidays"
GIVEN 40 DAYS
Sentenced To 40 days in the
House Of Correction, placed on
one years probation and relieved
Of his A gasoline ration book was
Robert r Reed, a. a. of 2f6e Beri.
teau avenue.
Reed was arrested during the
last ~ minutes of the old year at
Conner and East Warren avenues.
where he drove his car into
another, injuring Vernet Lendzion
of TABS Roland avenue.
Also sentenced TO 40 days was
Louis J. Doran. 36. Of 10445
American avenue. a plant police
man. who al $40 A. m. yesterday
drove his car over the curb and
sidewalk in an attempt to negoti-
ate right turn on a red light
at Wyoming and Fenkell avenues.
CASES ADJOURNED
The drunk driving cases against
John 3. Qualls. %. of 289 East
Philadelphia avenue; Roy Martin,
30. Of 6172 Woodhall avenue:
Louis Alphons. 40. of 1440 Mack
avenue. and Luther J. Wallace,
az. Of 1891 Begole avenue. were
adjourned to later dates.
Usually. Judge Maher recalled.
the first session after New Years
brings from Is to IS cases. most
Of them for drunk and reckless
| driving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Fritz Kuhn Ends Term
Faces New Charges

DANNEMORA. y. NJ Jan. {?
,GNS)--Fritz Kuhn. erStwhie head
of the extinct German-American
Rund. who was sent 10 iail for
misuse Of the funds If his own
organization. has finished his sem
tence and leaves prison here today
en- route 10 New York.
Because decentralization pro-
ceedirgs. scheduled To begin Mon
day, are pending against him
Kuhn was to make tho trip m
custody OF two United States
marshalA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Warren township
Man Killed by Auto

Victim of New Years traffit
accident, John Lemieux 81. of
Steward avenue. Warren Town
ship was dead today in Saratoga
General Hospital.
John p. Young, S.. Of pos Sey-
burn avenue. told police Lemieux
had stepped from between two
parked cars into the path Of his
car in Grstiot avenue near Collin
son avenue. in East Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
IL Get Jobs on Holiday

BATTLE CREEK. Ian 2. With
the staff working AL day New
Years Day. the Battle Creek
United States Employment Service
office placed IL men IN war indus
tries and classified IS others for
possible war work. according 10
Samuel II. CastanIer. manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Draft Hits Quartet;
) SING al Fl. Custer

FORT CUSTER. Jan. 2. Ed
ward C., Robert p Jr.. and Will
liam G Rogers, three members
Of the Detroit quartet of Robert
=. Rogers Sr., now are the Custer
reception center trio.
Without their dad. tho three are
carrying on AS a singing group
and hope 10 stay together while in
the army. They asked for tank
dbfN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Fuel Lack Shuts Schools

THOMPSON, Conn. Jan.
fUP)-The public schools ot
Thompson were ordered closed I'M
ri further notice today because oil
the fuel shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
INDIVIDUALS FIRST

Free government ran never
he stronger than the sum total
~ the individuals who are Its
ultimate masters" he added.
only In society which
gives scope and opportunity IN
individual initiative can We ex-
pect tn continue the economic
progress that has made our
country unique"
Dewey declared:
NO man could take up the
duties NJ governor NJ the state
Of New York without . pro-
found serse NJ responsibility.
even In ordinary times. To
assume those duties In this
hour ~ grave national peril
bring. q deep and humble sense
~ the great trust imposed by
the office.
We are engaged IN . ssvsRe
war for survival. II N . war
not merely If men and mate
rails, hut also = war NJ human
faith. n IL war between
those. on the one hand. who
believe In the principles 81 lib-
eral srlf-governmept and In the
way NJ life that has developed
under free institutions, and
those. on the other hand. who
believe that way ~ Me - ended.
UNITED IN LOYALTY
Tn the Anal analysis, " "a n
usr he malignant. reactionary
forces. against the dignity and
strength of the individual
war against mankind its~If. In
all things needed for the win
ming ~ the war we are united
In answering loyalty tn our
commander -ip-chirf. the Pr~si-
dent ~ the United States. We
are united IN our faith In free
dom. IN the ultimate triumph ~
Justice and in the triumph ~
free men under God.
Seldom have the minds ~
men hem more confused over
the specific means for obtaining
the ohiecttves we are seeking.
But behind all the surface argu-
ments. deeper and moro com
polling than anything that may
he said nv any individual. we
sense clearly and unmistakably
the overwhelming aspiration ~
hA ~
where. We want n society which
combines political and economic
freedom with an ever greater
measure ~ security.
The new administration ~
your state IL committed ~ the
proposition that our society
must provide full employment
through full production.
MUST BUILD IDEALS
I'VE know that these oh ie~.
hvrs are attsinahie ~ n price,
for twice within our generation
they have been attained NJ the
price NJ war. They must also
he achieved In peace. We must
achieve them nv methods which
do not destroy hut rather
strengthen the ideals ~ poliH-
cal. religious, civil and economic
freedom.
THE rcadIustment NJ family
and social relationships torn
apart nv war IL problem that
will call for wise and sym
pathetic handling.
Just as we achieve unity IN
war. we must sustain unity In
pcace. Tn that unity there shall
and must he no place for dis
,irctions among W. ny reason nj
race. creed or color.
TN addition 10 these human
detectives we\will face problems
of civic reconstruction. Three
fourths of our population live In
cities which are deferiorating.
REBUILD ORR CITIES
Industry and popnlatIon have
heen moving out ~ the central
city into expanding suburbs.
leaving behind them vacant
structures and bIighted areas.
To make our economy more -efi-
Client and life happier and
healthier. we face the need Of
rebuilding our cities"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04

there last March 10 enlist in the
Army Air Forces.
Plans for the wedding Will be
made known later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Free Enterprise
Of individuals
Vital, He Says
Veterans in Peace
Entitled 70 More
Than WPA, Relief

ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 2 GNS).
Gov. Thomas F.. Dewey. inaugu-
rated as New York's first Repub-
hcan chief executive since 1922,
called for a postwar society COM
binlng political and economic
freedom with an ever greater
measure Of security" as he took
office yesterday.
Governor Dewey, a leading pos
sihility for the 1914 Republican
presidential nomination, lashed out
indirectly at the New Deal with
the assertion that those who re-
turn from the war ARE entitled
10 expect something better than
the hopeless period Of government
made work and relief. Of which
they have seen so much In the
past decade"
Concedlng that Joint action by
the state and federal govern
nents will he necessary in the
postwar period. he warned that
your state will neither evade nor
surrender IT'S responsibilities.
Governor Dewey declared that
while the people seek security
from the economic hazards ~
large-seale characterization. "we
cannot rely solely upon govern
rnent for that security"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-04
Ford NupfiaIs Today
EdseIs Daughter, Josephine, 10, Will Speak Vows
TO Navy Man in Crosse Pointe Chapel

bride.to-be: Richard P. Hunt u
Buffalo, and Robert T. Isham Of
Lake Forest. III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
3II2. lI22
Set Major
Records

Season record seekers in the
Michigan MAJOR Bowling League
have Murdoch 10 beat today after,
last nights scoring al Crest Lanes.
Murdoch went 10 first on the spe-
cial prize list with 31l2 and 1122.
Ramona had the previous team
mark OF 3l02 and Bolle had high
game of lilo. Murdock's 1922 waS
the windup. Individually Bill
Kenet had sos. Elwood Blake 6So.
Jack DiGiovanni 624, Bert Pear
son $40 and Louis NiZza $50.
De LuNe-D retained IT'S lead Of
six games in winning two from
S. e. S. Tool, although outbowled,
1865 to 1887.
AL Parigan's 277 in $50 featured
with Kenets sos. Parigan hit five
in a row, made the 1-2-4 and
struck out. Louis Burr made so,
Tony Novak 6ls. Bill Luoma go,
Leslie Nipper 626, Bill Morland
63i, Cy GoralcZyk go.
Sackman move into second
place in checking Standard twice,
although losing in wood, 2673 10
1858 Standard dropped 20 a tie
with S & s., and Auto Club. twice
loser 10 CottPr 2Sl5 10 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Weather
Cam Help
u. MI. IL
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Nov. 1S- The
weather should give Michigan
break over Ohio State in Satur-
days game. according 10 those
who have followed the two teams
all year.
If the cold weather continues,
the turf Will be hard. II il warns
up much. the field likely will be
wet and slippery. Both conditions
would be more 10 Michigan S
liking.
Ohio State must depend on
lightning-h speed 10 beat Mich
igan. In Dean Sensanbaugher and
Ernest Parks they have two
speedy, Shfty backs. but they
need good footing to get started.
Ohio State played Purdue In
the rain and mud of Cleveland $
Municipal Stadium a couple Of
weeks ago. Coach Fritz Crisler
watched their attack bog down
and collapse completely against
the heavier. more experienced
linemen of the Boilermakers.
Their only touchdown came after
they had recovered a tumble on
the five.
With that in mind, Crisler fire.
quently has picked out the muddy
spots on the field and practiced
his linemen charging under adj
verse conditions.
A little break in the cold spell
will mean a crowd of $4,000 or
more for the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-18
Olympic S String
Ended at 10

One Of the finest winning rec
ords in women's league bowling
is finished today with last night 5
setback of Clara Aliens Olympic
at West Detroit.
Coral Jones and Altoona, stand
ing seventh in the major circuit,
stopped the champion after its
string reached 10 straight.
At that, Olympic shows 70 vic
tories in 30 starts and a four
game edge over Gears. which
Vaulted into second place by win
ming three,
Miss Jones had COB, eighth such
series in the circuit this season,
with games of 200-1S6-217. Peg
Lingberg of Rainbow had 600
and Helen Shablis of Palmer
Park. $50.