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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
1t. Johnson Writes
From Virginia


| am now. I have only one sergeant
in my office to help cover the five
northern counties Of Virginia. We
get lonesome for the fun and excite
ment of being in a camp where
something IS happening every min
ute. Here there are no drilling
or parades either, we like EN-.
We keep aWfully busy at our job
of educating the public on WAC
SO it won't oppose daughters and
wives going into the organization.
Speeches and movies and song
sheets and letters and door bell
ringing and conferences and radio
scripts and news releases! | know
all the mayors and ministers and
editors and radio men for miles
around
Our time gets SO cluttered up with
unexpected things that we never
seem to have a minute for our
SELVES | was to have yesterday af-
ternoor>tg Shop and address cards.
I'D been trying for two weeks to
get an afternoon) A girl from a
nearby town called. She was on
graduation leave from Officer Can
didate School She'd been one of
four girls flown back from North
Africa in Douglas bomber (where
she'd been staff sergeant on Essen
hoWer's Headquarters Staff to at
tend OCS.
Such wonderful publicity could
not be overlooked. called the ra-
dlo station and got is minutes for
an interview. Then | drove to
Stephens City to get the facts for a
script since nothing can be ad libbed
for the Army. | took the last sheet
from the typewriter about IS to g.
out time to appear. We arrived al
the station with 3 minutes to spare
But I'm staying home from
church this morning to write nv
cards. So it goes in my job.
| wouldn't be anywhere else in
the world today, though, except
the army. However hard work
land nothing is as hard as school
teaching-so this doesn't seem much
like work., know when | do fl
nally get to bed that my DAYS
accomplishment has helped in its
way to shorten the war. To short
en- the war even one hour or one
minute will save SO many lives OF
fathers and husbands and sons that
It's. worth every effort all of us can
make.
Gene was discharged from hos
pital in North Africa on Nov. 18th
but | haven't heard from him since.
Orders reached him the day he en-
tered the hospital to return to New
York to be given a commission, SO
he IS probably on his way back to
the y. S. I'm hoping that he will
arrive before Christmas. Wouldn't
that be a nice present? It was
December last year that he left me
m New York, shivering in the cold
breezes that whip down the city's
canyons and sailed for the CARR
bean sunshine.
1t would be wonderful to hear
about you all individually and
know what you are doing. It's pc
culiar how just to see a picture of
snow capped Montana peak or to
hear the word Montana" gives
me a lift in morale. Its so good, I
think, TO have come from a country
unhindered by Civil War traditions.
Such hcresyl
Best wishes to you all for
glorious new year which will see
peace restored TO our world.
J4AyET
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Van A. Olson of Tibeuron, Calf,
and Peggy Vera Gossweiler, form
erly OF Troy, now of Spokane, mar
ried on January "a by Justice of the
Peace Gibson.
Robert james L. Wilkes and Mary
Jean Davis, both OF Libby; married
onB December "A by Justice of the
Peace Wallace.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30

flair that proves her talent in this
type of role. It is her first comedy
performance, although Young is
quite at home in his favorite med
ium. Walter Brennan adds to the
hilarity as the sugar daddy mil
lionaire. Rotund Eugene Palette is
convincing as the newspaper pub
Usher.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
TROY MAN LEAVES

Russell Caudill left last Thurs
day by bus for Salt Lake City to
visit his brother, Sgt Arthur H.
Caudill whom he hasn't seen in %
years. Sgt. Caudill is waiting for his
overseas call
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
.Urd| Enjoys
Program

Christmas festivities at Ural were
begun on Wednesday night when the
entire community gathered at the
school house for the annual school
program
Wreaths in all the windows tied
with gay red bows, the beautifully
decorated Christmas tree and cedar
boughs over the door set the atmo-
sphere for the program, which was
opened by the Salute to the Flag
and the singing of America, the
Beautiful
Welcome ...-................V irgie Beagle
Song-"Upon the House Top"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. School
Christmas Card ........ Merle Everett
Christmas Wish ...........V Viola Morey
1T Came Upon Midnight Clear
Christmas ..................J Joe Beagle
Bells Virgie and Ruby Beagle,
Ray Hammons and Doyle Mcclure
oh Little Town of Bethlehem"
..........................S School
Christmas Hope .... Helen Morey
The Innkeeper go. William Beagle
Silent Night ..,..................Sc School
Play" Bundles from America
Tiny Tim Ray Hammons
Blind Man and his Helper -.
Anthony Morey and Merle Everett
Peasant Girl .........-...V Viola Morey
Old Man .......-...... Thomas Nelson
Mother and Children ................
Helen Morey, Doyle Mcclure, James
Morey, Virgie Beagle
American Youth Jack Fitzpatrick
Bringers of the Bundles ............
Joe and Ruby Beagle
Reader ....-.-..............-.-..-...M Mrs. Beebe
God Bless America ......................... All
Gifts and treats were distributed
to all after time of visiting. Cake
and coffee were enjoyed.
Ida Morey and Bud Beagle. who
are attending school in Eureka, are
spending their vacation with their
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Salisbury and
daughter Elsie of Ellensburg are
visiting at Huseck's.
Mrs Hedge Hammons and son
Ray are spending the vacation in
Seattle with Delbert and Freddie
Hammons.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30

Radio repairing backed by %
years experience. Large stock of
parts. Ship whole radio or chassis
and speaker. All work guaranteed.
-NorWest Radio Laboratories, Shell
by, Mont. l9tf
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
STRAYED OR STOLEN

Strayed from my ranch--l Dur
ham spring calf, heifer. If taken up
by anyone, please write Nick Bar
sarabi, Libby. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
LOST

Lost-Ten dollar bill between
Sno-White and postoffice. Reward.
Clair Bitterman. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
WANTED

Wanted-New or secondhand bar
rel stove, Immediately. Peter Van
derwood. 4 Phone 27-F-l2. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30

Wanted to Buy-Used cars, IS to
40 models. Give year, model and
price. Box 1873, Libby. 31-34
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
TAKEN UP

Taken Up-One black 2-yr. old
steer. Owner may have same by
paying for this ad and the feed
bill Alvy Miller, old Maize place.
1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS

If you can get the materials. I can
do the work. Cabinet making and
inside finish Work-N. L. Cutler.
1898
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30

For Rent-Vhe newly painted
Thomas houses, rent reasonable.
See Blackboard. 1898
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30

For SaIe-Large size Coles air
tight heater, nearly new Ray
Pival. 1t
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CLASSIFIED

For Sale - doe rabbits. Call
Abb 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-12-30

NEW SKATES just arrived, sizes
5 TO 10, mems and women's.-Ja-
queth & Charnholm. 1t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

LEAVING Detroit. mast sell all furniture
and furnishings ~ beautiful home 900
Ruseeu Woods also oil painting Italian
marble statues. vases and brick q brsck
enlarginE machine band saw circular
saw 31gq Cortland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

EnIoy nsv modern styling
rev comfort and added ,.t,-
ics. Hundreds At GOVERNS. .r
oil the wanted Coiora and
patterns 30 select from Dp.a
Thur. FU, Sat. uII @ D ri.
Other DAYS tiil 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
IN THE OPEN
Trout Fishermen Set
For Seasons Opening
BY DON GILES

AS . disciple of Old IKE
Walton. IL IL expected that you
will DO among those on tho
caravan when IL starts on tho
northward trek Friday night,
April 2S."
Such was the contents of an in.
vitation received a couple days
ago signed by the Kelvinator Crest
Club, per AL Philips. Jerry Butler
and Chuck Wasserfallen.
Their little invitation, like many
others going out to old fishing
pals, reminds us that the Michigan
trout season is just around the
corner. Real trout anglers haven't
forgot Saturday, April "a. They
have been dreaming Of that date
since the season closed last Labor
Day.
In spite of gas rstioning, war
restrictions, manpower shortages
and a lot of other "gremlins" you
can bet your last years dry ny
they will be up there when the
sun peeks over the pine clad
blIcdIIlS n Wcch iIOfi SATURDAY
They won't be going up entirely
for the fish they expect 10 catch.
Any one who has waded muddy
creeks on opening day. know how
silly that is. They will be going
up, however. for that certain
something that gets in a trout
fiSherman's blood. Once they get
IL out, they'll be back on the job.
feeling grand. ready TO do two
days work in one.
Take that gang from Kelvinator.
There's Philips, Vern Thomas,
Chris Koerner, Jerry and Bill
Butler. Rumble, Ken Binder,
Bill Aitken. Russ Streeter, Ray
Gollinger and Russ Quilhot. They
won't do a whole lot OF fishing.
but they will have a lot OF fun.
These boys are pranksters and it's
picnic from the time they arrive
until they leave for home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
RoUin' Around
Varsity Speed
Dates Set
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Al last the dates for the semi
finals and finals Of the Varsity
Gardens speed championships have
been set.
Twenty boys and girls all under
Is years old will take part in the
semifinals event this Saturday at
4 p. m. There will be five heats
and the winners of each of these
will race for the rink champion
ship the following Saturday at the
same time.
Here are the names Of the boys
and girls on the hockey teams a,
Eastwood Park: Forwards on the
boys team are Bill Wilson. Jack
Bramwell, Jack Balling, AL Heinke
Benny Werful and Bill Feichnide
is goalie, defenSemen are George
Wood. Kenny Champion and Joe
Minnella.
Girls are Vicky Praet, Jean
Catherine, Robby Rudolph. Betty
Smotherma. Alice Kopity and Ber-
nice LaTize for the first team.
Second team members are: Shirley
Catherine, Bernice Jesserson. Har-
riet Schaldock. Joan Crane. Jackie
Davis and Marjorie Day. Thursday
night the second team beat the
first team, 2-1.
The state roller meet sanctioned
by the Amateur Roller Skating
Association will 60 this Saturday
and Sunday.
Already entries have been re-
ceived from Jackson. Lansing.
Pontiac and Flint. ANY amateur
skater is eligible for this event.
Arena Gardens will stage Vic
tory Night" there Saturday night.
In addition 10 the usual procedure
of giving away a $25 War Bond.
all the champions Of the recent
Roller Skating Rink Operators
Association state championships
will be introduced and will receive
their medals. During the evening
these champions will give a short
exhibition.
Better than 100 entries have
been received 10 date for the ma
tional championships TO be held at
Arena Gardens, May II, II, l3 and
Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Entry Blanks
Set for Times
Rifle Contest

Programs and entry blanks for
the final Hearst Times Rife Tour
nament at Olympia May % and 30
have been mailed to every rife
club and shooting organization in
the state. If you have not re-
ceived yours, go TO your rife club
at once or write TO the rife editor
Detroit Times for copy.
Competition in these matches
is open to every boy, girl, man
and woman in Michigan. There
are special events for beginners
as>well as the topnotchers.
Those who fill out their entry
blanks and mail promptly will be
given preference as to shooting
time.
Members OF the Michigan State
Troops, Civilian Training Corps.
Minute Men, Home Guards, and
other civilian defense groups for
whom a special program has been
instituted this year. are urged TO
contact their gunnery officers for
programs. In the event these Off
GERS have not received programs
they should write he rife editor
Of the Times at once.
All members of National Rife
Association training schools now
being conducted at gun clubs are
eligible 10 enter the shoot this
year. Those who have already
completed their course should re-
turn 10 the club where they took
the training and request an entry
blank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Sporfsmen's
Dates

April IL Muslie northern
pike-perch season opens today
in Lakes Erie, st. Clair and
Huron, and in the Detroit, St.
Clair and ST. Mary's River.
April 11-Toiedo Dog Show
and Buckeye Bulldog Club Show,
Civic Auditorium.
April 11--Coon Dog Field
Trial at Green Glen Park,
Ryan road, pa miles north Of
Auburn road, near 22h Mile
road, IL a. m.
April Sportsmeu's Dog
Training Club, 800 E. Seven
Mile at 10 a. m.
April Western Wayne
County Conservation Clubs
kinnual meeting and fish dinner
{ Jewel Blaich Hall, Plymouth,
z p. m.
April INSTRUMENTATION COM
mission meet in Lansing today
for its biennial organization
meeting.
April 1S-Deg training classes
of Greater Detroit Dog Training
Club, 12704 Woodrow Wilson.
April 15-Last day for held
dog trials.
April 16-specisl eetIne
Blue Rock Gun Club, 9251 Joseph
Campau.
April 17-London Dog Show.
Aprl 1S-Windsor Dog show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Rinenseks May Become
Serious Menace

The action OF the recent session
OF the Legislature increasing the
seasons bag limit on pheasants
from six 10 eight will have no ef-
feet on the states plentiful sup
ply OF ringnecks. Gun pressure
will be cut down considerably this
fall. due 10 travel restrictions and
ammunition shortage. This Is
likely TO put Michigan in the same
category as South Dakota, Iowa
and other states, now faced with
IN over-production OF wild game
II farmers find their crops be-
zig devoured by pheasants and
other game they are going 10
squswk and squawk hard. Their
only recourse is through the Leg
stature. which will meet in 1945.
II Michigan had the same law rs
other states-discretionary power
for the conservation commission
they could correct these problems
~ they arise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Kslkaska's Trout
Festival Cancelled

Lou Kramer, Graylings No.
publicist pens us n sad note today
After 10 years Of exception
ally successful activity, the Nal
kaska National Trout Festival
joins the long list Of war casui-
ties.
The festival guided and devel-
oped from a mere town gathering
TO q national event. attracting
thousands OF trout fishermen from
all over the country. has decided
10 call IL quits.
Lou Kramer was the man that
made the trout festival, and he is
the same man that helped builo
up the tourist industry of North
ern Michigan. The finest part OF
Louis work il the fact that he
built IL up on . lasting philosophy
OF good clean sportsmanship.
Michigan's second largest indus
try owes him q lot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

may well be adopted in Michigan
An actual test of the plan has al.
ready been made and the result,
proved highly successful.
Briefly. the plan is for sports.
men TO volunteer their spare time
services TO farmers who need help
This aid is gratis. The sportsmer
work for nothing 10 help save the
food supply and in return hope
they will be allowed 10 hunt or
the farms which accept their aid
but this is not part of the bargain
The sportsmen, whom some farm
ers regarded as contributing moth
ing but woe TO their existence, IS
now proving a friend indeed.
Are there any Michigan Volun-
teers?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Rosevi|Ie Club
Adopts Rifle Shooting

Roy Hinkle, president OF the
Roseville Sportsmen's Club. has
organized a rife school in their
club. and he reports that the
members are for it 100 per cent
Why didn't we think of that a
long time age" Hinkle said. They
meet the second Thursday OF
every month At 2S444 Utica road
Roseville. Rife classes are held
weekly at the East Detroit High
School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Exhibition Results

A. New York
Brooklyn IN oiO goo OOO-3 z
New York (Al 200 600 600
Macon. Head IS, and owen Brsgsn o.,
A. Philadelphia
Phladeiphis M 200 ooo o2O-2
Philadelphia ca moo 030 2ON-5
PodRAtnv Johnson co.. Beck tsp and
Livingston Harris. Flores t5j and Wagner
A. wsshirgton-
Baltimore GL' 400 ooI OH IN :
Washington az 2oi 600 OILS 7 :
Van SLATE Mueller 81 and Pare.
Pyle, Haefner 90 and Early.
Boston "a, Oin 2iO 900
New York ~ GOO 600 o0O--O 2
chase Kari Cs and Brewer. Melton.
wittig 90, saylss 81 and Poland
Al Piainneid, n. u
Boston M Oi1 OOi OOO--2 y q
Newark ILL 600 600 600 s. l
So, Hausman, r Baker t6l Msrlssu 81
and Cronin, Drescher tsl.
A. 81 Louis
ST. Louis IN 900 O2O OOO-2 q
ST. Louis "a O2o 0iO oox-3 q
Hollingsworth, suhdra a. ami Hayes,
Terrell 90.
Al indianapolis
Cincinnati M 600 0Of 600 7 2
Cleveland CA 600 2iO OOO-5 l
Poat GO, Reynolds CD and Desautels.
Al Louisville (Nl ~. Louis.
vile (AA), Cancelled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Perch Fishing Poor
at Mouth Of Clinton

When Bill Cross of Mt Clemen,
says perch fishing is poor AT tht
mouth OF the Clinton River you
Can believe him.
This last cold spell spoiled
hshing." says Cross, who has
been out nearly every day this
week with Jack Perrin. Andy
Helndrick, Jess Simmons and
Lyle Hackett, all of Mt. Clemens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Shoot Trap and Skeet
Al 4 Local Clubs

Although trap and skeet shoot
ing clubs are getting scarce, in
and about Detroit, four, 10 our
knowledge. are still shooting. The
Blue Rock Gun Club, 11-Mile road
near Van Dyke. the Budd Wheel
Gun Club. 13-Mile road and M-97.
the Birmingham Gun Club, and
the Hi Score Gun Club. Plymouth
road and Riverdale opposite Midget
City. are still going strong.
The Birmingham club shoots
trap only the first and third
Wednesday OF each month. The
other clubs are shooting every
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Set Dates and Site
For I AAU Events

NEW YORK, April 10 OUP)--
National AAU Secretary Daniel J.
Ferris announced today the pent-
athlon and decathlon track and
field championships would be
staged at Warinaco Park, Eliza
beth. N. j., this summer.
The 10-event decathlon, won last
year by William Terwilliger of De-
Kalk, Ill, will be held June 26 and
~. The five-event pentathIon is
scheduled for July IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
p ANS Proceed
For Wing Dinner

At the urging of Manager Jack
Adams, who left Saturday after
noon for Fort William, Ont, where
his mother, Sarah Ann Adams, died
Sunday, plans are going ahead for
the Victory Dinner to be given The
champion Red Wings, Wednesday
or Thursday.
Adams probably won't be able
TO return in time for the dinner
but wants il given his players in
appreciation of their Stanley Cup
triumph. Owner James Norris
plans to be here for the dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
PilkereI Prospects
High on Saginaw Bay

BAY CITY, April l0.-Warming
spring weather during the past
few days and promise Of a high
price indicates one of the best
pickerel fishing seasons for years
on Saginaw Bay.
Thick ice left the bay open sew
eral days ago, leaving the COM
mercial fishermen plenty Of time
to get their nets out and good
lifts were forecast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
About Dogs
About Dogs
Local Dog Club to
Hold Summer Show

Gertrude Gillies writes In 10
tell us that the SportSmen Dog
Training Club, of which she is
secretary. is one grand success.
They meet Sunday mornings at
800 f. z Mile.
I'VE are planning an obedience
show for members only on the last
Sunday in June" she says. One
of their new members, Don F..
Dasher, widely known Dayton,
Ohio, dog trainer, is now the as
sistant trainer of their club. He
has a beautiful pointer, who needs
only one point more 10 complete
his COX.
Floyd Marion has his year old
Doberman "Blitz" ready for the
army. To console his wife he
bought her a miniature pinscher.
and they can hardly wait until
he is old enough 10 train.
Charles Frank. the clubs trainer
will be glad when warm weather
comes, so they can move outside.
80 many new members our quar-
ters are cramped on Sunday morn
Iings," he reports.
HOLD FOUR MATCHES
'Tn your story you referred
to Champion Sensations Ginger
rs q 'he'," says Joe Faigel, for
mer president OF the Highland
Park Boston Terrier Club. Hes
. She" says Joe.
Mrs. Robert l.. Sherer says their
club voted 10 hold only four puppy
matches this year instead of six.
The first will be held Easter Sun
day at the Greenwood Hotel. Grand
ave. and Woodward, Highland
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RACE-2-yesr-oids, "A turlongs
Bosweeo ,Glid.w.lD ll4.4o go go
Chere Brandy Clark 2 so
Time SIS As, on oeH
Federal Tax. Dancing Duke, Alorter and
Valdins Seer also ran.
SECOND RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up. al
furlongs.
Aimed adams 400 $50 $50
YesteryeAr (Eads) 80 500
Pimlico Polly (sandersl 800
Time az IS, off 1884,,
Point High. Unquots, Cynthia Fair,
mark, Monts Memo and Mad Bunny also
Iran.
'Field.
THIRD RAcE-4-year.olds and up
Var (Bashaml Is 20 $50 80
Little Slam CGldeweiD $50 40
Golden Lea tFlamml 400
Time 1:4s as. Off $685.
Knightfors. Mischief Afoot Trsumelus
Peckhampton. Gay Man, IsaromA and Rose
Red also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-s-ysar-olds and up, a.
furlongs.
10 Agnes tMoJsns1 1850 1920 900
Vsldina Mintea tZufelD 1880 80
MISS VAlor tCaffarellaI so
Time SIS 3-5. off 4.3s
'Hocsier Miss, AlnorAd, Este Frances
Heyorta. Gold state. Terners LetmeknoV
Dog Blessed and Valetta H, also ran.
'Field.
FIFTH 3-yesr-olAs and up, a
mile
Nippy (EAds $40 100 40
Sesargo CMcCoyN $50 $40
Pittistrsw (Basham) so
Time I.15 2-5, of 500.
Giant Princess. s-Who Me. Questyivs ana
a-Tellmenow also ran.
all. p. Aeadley entry.
SIXTH RAcE-3-y,Ar.od, and up, \
mile:
Mss pqgwood adams $50 $40 $40
Mar-K (Eadsj 80 80
Three Clovers Csmithl 80
Time 1913, off 5.33i4
Pig Tails AntichmaN Alohort. Marks
man and MONDAY Sun also ran,
SEVENTH RACE = 5-ysar-oids, So
furlongs:
Dusty SWAIN 80 $40 $50
Fair Tip (Biermanl $50 500
Count Fearless (southN 40
Time ~ Us, Oft sos.
big Boss 'Timocracy. Cyclorsma. DR..
Jim. African sun. 'Ganado. UnhAmpered.
Libsrator and Lady stardust also ran.
'Field .t
EIGHTH RACE i-yssr-oids and up.
i-16 miles
Drollon (Basham) $50 $50 $40
Hard Lu tBushD 11.fO $40
'Pennsburgh Smith 500
Time 1 so SIS OF 6:33.
Gourmst, 'Aiblno. South Bound Sur
prise Party. Yank Bomber. Hello Cap.
Dancing LiEht, Baskerville and His High
ness also ran.
'Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Here's q Plan
10 Help the Former

Over in Illinois, the Progressive
Sportsmen's Club of Du Page
County has adopted a program of
wartime cooperation with the
farmer which in its very essence
is so practical and filled with
benefits for both parties that il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Ex-Chemp Meter Dies

BOSTON, April 10 CUP)-
Funeral arrangements were being
made today for Richard G. Sears
Sr, first national amateur tennis
champion. who held the title for
seven years. Sears. who was-Sl
died Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Gard Star Under Knife

ST. LOUIS, April 10 GNS)-
Marty Marion, shortstop of the St
Louis Cardinals, underwent an
emergency appendictomy today
Or. Robert r. Hyland, club physi.
clan. performed the operation.