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Evening star., 1943-09-18
II Duce Completely Discredited
And Very Sick, Italians Say

| placed Embassy officers with others
who hAd no contact with the Ital-
ians.
Costly Mistake by Nazis.
AS it turned out this was a costly
mistake since the new Germans
were lacking pipe lines into Italian
high quarters and on orders from
Berlin were not fraternizing with
the Italians and so failed to get
information when armistice negotia-
tions opened and were completely in
the dark about the Badoglio govern
ment's plans.
AS soon as feasible Badoglio's gov
ernment opened armistice rlegotia-
tions which were successfully con-
cluded September with the signing
by Gen. Giuseppe Castellano whose
interpreter, Franco Montanari, was
graduate of Harvard in 1927 and
whose American mother lives with
a brother and sister at Stowe, VT.
Montanari is former Italian Consul
at Honolulu.
The situation in Italy today is
that Italy is an occupied country,
partly by the Germans and partly
by the Allies. There is no civil
government, as far as is known, be-
hind the German lines. We recog-
nize Marshal Badoglio as the head
OF the government fully competent
to carry out negotiations which are
now in progress for the economic,
financial and political phases of the
armistice
Badogllo succeeded in fleeing
through the German lines around
Rome and now is said to be in Italy
behind Allied lines.
Evening star., 1943-01-17

BAG AND GLOVES-DRESSED-UP!
D--Colfskin softly gathered, in bag thot's
beautifully "dressed-up" without being too
eddy for suits. In bloek---------l0.o5
White Beoutyskin Glove. the pet 4-button
with pretty stitching 90
Bags, Gloves and Jewelry,
Main Floor. The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1943-01-17

(AboDe)
Button CosuoI. The joeket with
notched collar is ever so slightly shorter, the
woist mode trim with neat little dorts, the
skirt softly oored. AlI-wooI in sizes | z TO g.
1895
Better Salts, Third Floor, The HecAt Co.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
I The Hedht Co. Spodighb The '3.b[TTON SUIT

SOFTLY-CASUAI-MANTAIL DRESSY-.
OR SPORTY IT'S BECOMING TO ALL!
Er
III
-ost-ond oIwoys. {. it's the "3-Button Sut!t
Fashions "bie shot" in big suit season :. 5ss s
because its simple, cleoncut lines are fIot-@
tering to most figures, and weorobIe from season.,
to season. Everybody's fovorte -. and in,
every suit-type For it lends itself With equal
grace to suits thot ore tailored, or
frankly feminine . to fabrics that ore crisp,
or soft and supple. accessories that rum
the gon1ut of your Imagination :. stoid frivolous
Yes. /. it's the suit of the year brought
to Woshington's foshion-olert wornena
by The Hecht Co. SpotIehted on our Thrdg
Floor Fashions your "Sut Heodquortersp
-. in its inintobIe variety Of types 80
softly-cosuoI-brsky toiIored-pretty dress-1
moker-ond downright sportyta
Evening star., 1943-01-17
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3-BUTTON JUNIOR CLASSIC

TOPS" with the petite junior figure, too!
Shown in soft pIoid tIobeIed as to royon
and wool contentl. A tailored beouty in
lisht-h hearted coIors. Sizes 10 to le-16.o5
Young Washimetomiam Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht Co.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
BOARD AND ROOM
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

C1UNtI d. la-a Lincoln rstk o0 ok
r.ar couple 20 share ncw home rsH
flfrfuse. rn children Between m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
SITUATIONS WANrEp-rEMALE

CURTAINS neatly opne 90 nome, 6ac pair
up. also hotels and apartments Tyler
SSh2
DAY work. . mrs. daily Cali F'Erny 1888
EXPERIENCED coinred man wants wal
wsshlng paper cleaning painting TR
? qs47
FXPFRtE$CEp Colored girl wishes dish
vasNirg boz cafeteria 0r five and ten
Townsend f6Sa
EXrERIESCEn Colortd c,9 wishes dey
work clean,rF: s.. carfare. Trinity
? .gtp
ENpERiENCTD rflred -iti WISHES iron d.
ING or washing. Sc carfare Tyler 7-4ll4
AtTNDRFSS wishes work. silks, shirts
rouss dresses, curtains Nour homelt
Temple 2.6%sl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

EXPERIENCES colored woman wishes
DAY or week VorS Trinity i-iAT6
'SCHOOLGIRL -Chnd's care only. \ Call
after & p. M ToVHfeud 5.s22l
col 6RFn ENterienced elevator operator
wishes work NJ maid in stofe Trinity
2--l2s
COLORFg woman wishes office work
cleaning experienced from until II
r NJ csc hour. Ma 9AlF
COLORFn-Al laundry Work IN home
cash and catry Tyler 6-its7
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
rURk,rlIE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

4
A NEW 5-pe sun tan dinette Sacrifice
$50. Open TO 8. Spitz, 1855 Gratiot
A SACRIFICE OF prewar built SOFT spring
filled studio, diNans, bedding compart-
ment and hne covers SOP up, terms
Kent Furniture Co, lhftl Ltvernols.
BABY BUGGIEs Sl49S up New steel
wheels and rubber lres; padded ana
tufted. IS remaining. open 9 10 Q. spitz,
1855 Gratiot cor. Baldwin
BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED ROCK
Frs IN VERY FINE FABRICS, PLAT
FORM -TYPE-0AI.Y $40 e5 AT RUBY'S.
1881 GRAND RIVER AND 1900 E. CD.
Blvd, CORNER JOS cAMPAU.
BED. complete with COIL sprlng 2. size
SIS. or will trade for studio couch.
DreNel 673s
BEDS. So lee boxes furniture base
burners, oil burners. so7l Jos. campau.
1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM specials. 2.pc.. 5.pe,, 4-pe,.
s42 up. Central storsc. s03a Fenkel.
BOX SPRING ana mattress boih for only
S24. so. Save Furn,, 1859 Gratiot.
NEAR sEVEN-MILE ROAD
BIIFFET So a5. square dining table 81 80,
chairs 81 80. HOOK, 993g Mack.
FURNITURE for sale Very reasonable
Telephone Tyler 5-0l5o. Apply 5OSi
Hlshoro.
BRAND new. beautiful. apiece wine frieze
living room suite. all spring eonstruc-
tion Sacrifice $50 Hurry for this! open
8 TO o Spitz. 7ss5 Gratiot. cor Baldwin.
BRAND NEW lounge chairs ~ beautiful
wine and blue covers Sacrifice. S2t.
MITCHELLS. 5000 GRATloT
BRAND new Jenny Lind ano poster beds .
all sizes. maple or walnut 3i2a Grauot'
Brand new box springs. any size, Sli.
MITCHELL'S. 5000 HRATlOT
BUNK beds ~:;n spung ana mattress, 10
remaining Must be sold az once Snii7
Open 10 1858 Gratiot. cor. Baldwin
DINING room suite. 9-piece reasonable
price. AIS Conner Apply evenings
FULL coil lunersprlnE mattress. t2s 30
COOK Furniture. 2700 Gratiot
FURNITURE rugs, studio couches, Holly
wood beds. low prices 5000 Cass.
INNERSPRlNG mattresses any size. floor
samples Sla MitcheI's. 5000 Gratiot
LIVING room suite, carpet, bed. dresser
Cheap" 25l5 Carpenter. Townsend
5-i622
LIVING room ouifit $50, 50 week
Lees. 1891 Gratiot. li6 w MoNichols
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
LEAVING CITY
ROOMING HOuSE

Ialf block from Grand River. north Of
lsrvd- rooms down. bedrooms up
srge lnt. furniture available Only 81 Ts0,
aith 81 e0e down CsN G.. Raw Fisnsgsa,
Hannah Real Estate Exchange Inc, ca.
ZOO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
PERSONALS
LlsY OK naoi, stopped a, nom; :ser.,lI

A LIQUOR naoit stopped a. nome secretly
Arnold. 246i Nat. Bank Bldg. RA. 72s4.
ARE YOU tired OF being sick? Learn about
oetter health through series of bril-
liant lectures 20 be given under the aus
plces 81 Me 1--we Right Health Club this
coming tall and winter Penny post card
brings fun information. Write now 10
Anna Theodore secretary, Box S4os, Cen
era Delivery Highland Park. Many ad-
vantages 90 members including 25'e dis
count on vitamjns Membership dues only
81 per year
GALL KLENZ" ends GAlstOnes: Liver
Gall Bisduer, Gas. stomach Disorders
can Townsend 7-i740. I III
GET oUT OF DEBT Credit Adjustment
Co. s33 Barlum Tower. Gil s3f1.
NAP PERMANENTLY Removed-Mui-
uple Electrolysis Emilia Boccahella.
3iS5 Gratiot PLAZA Oso0.
ttAfk REMOVED EoRENER-Sate, + asst
inexpensive, Lifetime guarantee. Doc
tors References. Electrolysis Chnle'
Townsend s-3ll4.
PILES AND CRONiC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic
S7is Second near Palmer. Trinity 1-72i2
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
LIVING ROOM OUTFIT
Ss5-S2 A WEEK
II pcs. INC DAVENPORT AND CHAIR,
occ. TABLE. Sxi2 RUG. ETc.
LEES
233i GRATiOT ii6 ". McNICHOLs
Cor Chene Near Woodward
NEW inneyspring mattresses studio couches.
q. S, Bedding Co. 45lO Aayoury Grand.
NEW furniture. trads your piaao. City
Music, 7ii2 Mack. open eves.
RUGsZUsEp, I cLEASED. 9xl2, sxiO.
6xg VIII. AKIN So 50 up; csrpeung
65c yard up. throws. 81 up. AMERICAN
CARPET CLRS., s63s Oakland. MA, 1913,
RUGs-Used cleaned wilt Axm., exl2s'
sXl0s, $3.50 up. Wit runners, 15c sd.
M: large rug sizes Center Carpet Clean
iFs. fi627 Woodward at Mehh- To- s-9iii-
RUGS yxl5. sxls. izxia. ii.3xi2. others
today 29i9 l2th 81 nr. Temple. Dir.
STUDIO coucnes-Yes, we nave 10 ieft.
And lmaglnel They are all spring con-
structon with bedding compartment ano
assorted colors To be sacrificed. Open
0 10 Q, sptz, 1858 Grauot cor. Baldwin.
USED furniture odd pieces beds. radio,
fruit Jars etc Olive $40
50 OO WEEK RUYs THIS BRAND
NEW HOME OUTFIT-COMPLETE
Includes LIVING room suite with springs
extra chair 9Xi2 administer rug. lamps.
3 tables. mirror picture. bedroom sure
OF bed. chest dresser or vanity OF wa
veneer on hard cabinet wood. box sprin-
aud mattress pfiiows diHette set 5spe- IA
solid lak set o. dishes
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE CO
l22 MICHIGAN. NEAR GRlSNOLD
Open Mon FRI. sat Ewes 10
o-PC r. suite (cHue backJ, $40 20
Burns Furn outlet sss3 GRAND River
ape BEDROOM SUITE $3.50
American Furn Factory. 1927 Cd. RIVER
3 ROOMS maple furniture FOR sale
dinette 'UvpE room ana bedroom
Trinity 2-5piI.
4 LOVABLE. LlVABLE ROOMS. slog
MARTIN FURNITURE o74' MlChlSNN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
WANTED-F.H.A. HOMES!
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

COLORED-i0-acre farm: rooms and
bath electricity. good well garage
barn; near Port Huron. Mich. 1850 Mich
igan road 81 900, $1,000 dn Inquire
1878 Ncolai. East Detroit. Mich
COLORED-sl5O cash gives deed. Raise
your own vegetables, fruit, chickens;
near IL Mile and Gratiot Address Box
1857. Detroit Times.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
'VOpFN WHITE
WOMEN or Girls

AT LEAST Is FOR FULL TINE WORK.
APPLY FANNY FARMER CANDY SHOP
81 GLENDALE HIGHLAND PARK
WOVEN TO HANG CURTAINS GIRLS
TO cLKAN vENETiAN BLINDS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
OOK-CADlLLAC HOTEL

WOMEN wanted - 90 IS. Tor lFrt ma.
chine arc bench "Crk 1n.t those els n.s
under WMPC plan need apply Iowre
Robinson Nut O. isll cabo'
WOMAN with knovlecre cf sewing Pa
train for sewing instr8cuess Permanent
Position. Apply in person
Singer ss9ing Machine Cr. 1855 N FORT
woMEN f9r nosrffa. VIZ IN a.N kirhsr.
aish riAIdf atd sf0hfr eTfFrrt rH rs.
lection to-cnllrsd. See Misc snyder lss
Eighlsnd
NokAN far COR In susH hssp.t8 lNau
HospfaJ \App} in pefAcl ~ 1905
TrlrbuN TF l.sflf
WOMAN fer Nght Nesr p1fs s..fiusi
Industry. COO ssiafs $3.50 kasr.aNr
Bpgsr'h s3lo
WOMAN for nousevtfk. Gsss 'to a.
rs. foGs Fslerf9r
NCoLoRED gif.s goor Wagts fua of part
tine 20 SGrcAys ~ hHu9sNs Ctatre
for sdvenceuerf stsaGy Come resd5
% wors 1880 Grsflot
COLORED GfRL m vssh e.srss trp
vsSes ~ sundays nights o. holiday
wors Coffee snor Hsrium Tower Catli-
Lac square
COLoRED GIRL fcr cruz st0rs fnurtsIn
ssc ei,rk. f7ss NcGraV
C6fOEED CfRLs-30 70 81 Dsvfsr Auto
Rsse. t2oo3 Dexter st Elmhurst
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

FNPFEiENct r0l0rrd man wants sal
vasninr payer cleaning, painting TR
esf5
COIORFD BOY Isl Varts work tarN
k.rtl after scn0ol reliable Trinity
.Sqes
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
,OLORED GIRLS & WOMEN
COLORED GIRLS

FOR LAUNDRY WORK Al ONCE.
FAUITLFSs CURTAIN LAUNDRY
.4727 FLMHu RsT
cofDHED. CHRISTIAN. renred hous keeper
.t.t ~ So rr Bell $40 East Vernon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
FEMALE HELP WANTED

COLORED GIRLS
TWENTY-FIVE ufaf. attractive Elrls 20 Wors
.n soda fountain Must he is nr over
Hiphesf salary in city Meals ard uni
forms furnished
81 rNcrftu' Interview Cerfers
N-ysrtrvr. .-ff@f gfieNgo ntar Mlr'igar
Fatt s.te-qff2 Cratiuf. near Harper
Nrsf SIDE .1E-- Twe.jfh near Michigan
Cf'NNINsHAN
COLORED GIRLS & WOMEN
"a o. &c. tears oid clean. prfmanenp
rrrrfat,c employment m old insu'uiinr
.fferHrg the sfeadirst mp.oN mont there hs'
afadr srhn.I tfuCaffHn necessary
PHONE MRS NOWAN
PFTNFFN g8u AND ), NJ.
EALlLLl.AC klhU
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
TYPISTS
TYPISTS
TYPISTS
TYPISTS

Experience unnecessary. excellent salary.
Pleasant working conditions Csu Mr. Nc.
Alesr Randolph 25aA
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
UPHOLSTERING

UPHoLSTERING
ABSOLUTELY the hnest IN upholsterne.
ARTISTIC UPHOLSTERING. no. 31l2.
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed satisfaction.
Fidelity upholsterins Co OR. oIso.
BELCREST upholstering, restylingi Wrlt-
ten guarantee; estimates. 33o2 fireman
TN 4-22i3.
CUSTOM WORKMANSHIP
We. 7-4tT0 BAZELL lA2o5 FENKELL
FOR fine workmanship. call Crane Uphol-
stering. ss35 Mack Plaza 2l7i.
INDIVIDUAL STYLING S35
1875 cd. River TIMPA We 1880
LET FAMOUS restSie and rebuild your
living room suite. Call TO. s-37OO.
REBUILD. restyle. recover-2.piece suite
reupholstered. S2s 50. Crar, Tf, 1-loSo.
REUPHOLSTER your old living rm. suite /,
dining room chairs, 81 so up, custom
built: guaranteed workmanship. ResiNle
upholsterinE 9025 Eiuwood. Tyler T-o23o
THE FINEST IN REUPHoLSTERING
We. 7-Ool0 l49ls CD. RIVER
YOUR suite reupnolstered; choice OF covers
$50. so, two pieces Empire. TIE. l.220t.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
MOVING. STORAGE. CARRIAGE


ALBRIGHT Local moving storage.
Grating shipping anywhere hreproof
constructed warehouse 2l1 milwaukee,.
Trinity pam.
ATLANTIC - LOCAL. padded vans. 700
Gu two men s. hour 1880 McNichols.
TWinbrook l-6i05.
EAGLE Local furniture pianos. store
nNtures safes. machinery bo2 East
Warren Temple l-2il6.
LTVERNOIS MOVING
Loads 20 and from Ohio. Indiana. Illinois,
Pennsylvania West Virginia, New YORK,
Michigan Storage OF hreproof construction.
sIqi LIVERNOIS-HOGAR $500
Minute Man Transfer Company
CARRIAGE, BAGGAGE and MACHINERY
LOCAL
CA. 77a0 252O ST. ANTOINE
Moving storage. Carriage
ADY'S local l. 600 GU. IL vans Two men.
IS hour 242 Labelle. Townsend s-o432.
LAUNDRIES
BUNDLE laundry. cash and carry. 557
Theodore. Temple 2-2s22
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

4 LOVABLL. LlvABLE ROOMS. slog
MARTIN FURNITURE 6747 MICHIGAN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09

CafOHEp CfRLs-20 70 81 Dsrfer AUTO
Rsse. 1900; Dexter st Eluhurst
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-09
CHILDREN TO BOARD
MANAGEMENT

FFFfNFu home for mniherlrss chid and
fa'rer references exchanged Niagara
rr-t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

rent IT for $500" Leonard ex-
planned.
Clark Griffith laughs when no
hears Of present day hallpIayers
heefng over transportation ...
why. l remember ! once rode
40 miles in buggy 10 pitch n
game in Milwaukee" declares
the Washington proxy . Heb,
Nicky Cochrane-WTh such
Stars as Phil Rizzuto. Dom d.
Maggie, Bonnie Mccoy and Don
Padgett. Norfolk claims 10 have
tho hos, service team IN the
country What has Great
Lakes 20 say "a that, Nlcky7
Johnny Gilbert is the best
customer ~ the reducing rooms
30 longer a yolnGS'or
Jockey Gilbert has 20 work hard
go keep MS weight down % ll3
pounds Paul Fox. Who on
5yed f-at crce-l--a-llc'lrce
ceiling rnor ne roce = 500 70 !
vfune~ e. tne o1 GrsvcS07d
rack rs row waving Tho rCCa.
starting f-c a. Jamaica -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
40 to | Shot Wins
King S Plate
Paolita Pays
Bsckers $3.50

TORONTO. May % (UP) -
Paolita, a 40-1 shot, drove 70 an
upset victory in the Saith renewal
OF the Kings Plate Handicap AT
Wo0dhino track here today before
a capacity throng Of $4,000 spec
tatorS.
Paollta came out Of the ruck ~
the head OF tho stretch 10 beat
the favored Arbor Vita hy a
length. owned BY Charley Hem
stead and ridden by Pat Remil-
lard Paollta was tho first fillY
10 romp homo TO victory in this
historic handicap since 1884
The black FLY was the second
longest shot in the field but ran
A smashing race under Rcmillards
smart handling coming down the
outside of tho field 10 easily stave
of the challenge n Arhor VITA and
return her hackers the healthy
price ~ $3.50 $3.50 and S605.
TulaChmorc came in p we'll
beaten third with Grand Pal
fourth. as Gallant Foe, second
ranked fayori'c. finished last.
HcmStead wen So 500 in cash
and 80 eaineaS- from the king The
winning time > minutes 3-5 Sec
ordS. was tho SlowcSt in many
years and s seconds off the record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Del Saved NeYmick

Pilot Boudreau Of the Indians
benched himself in ST. Louis
because he wasn't hitting .. .
pei Baker suggested 10 the
Cleveland master minds that
they keep Mike Naymick {.
and now il looks as though the
former Tiger saved fine pitcher
for the Indians f. Dick Cas-
slano, Brooklyn pro gridder. has
been promoted from ensign 10
lieutenant-commander q. g. in
the L. 6. n. r. 4. d. and Gene
-Goodeault, former Boston Col
lcCe football star, Is a naval
lieutenant j. e..
They said that pitchers could
not train properly in cold, damp
northern weather. yet the fling
ers never enjoyed as prosperous
p start as they have this season
10 date . Mike Jacobs picked
of the hroadcasting fee from
the Johnny Greco-Terry Young
fight which he helped 10 promote
for the Canadian Army Fund IN
Montreal The show drew
Sll 900,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Worlds Prep Mark
For Discus Is Set

FRESNO, Cal. May % (UP)-
Wood>on Linn. 310-Dund senior
t1I-et44- Santa Clara Cal Al. today set
2 now worlds lntcr-Schola>uC roc
ord OF Ia feet "a inches IN me
discus throw A. tho nth annual
West Coast relays. The old mark
Of l45 foot . inches vas held nv
FdScl NIhbcIS, Wolbach High
School kCarncN. Ncb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Count Fleet Takes
Withers by 5 Lengths
By CHARLES MoREY

NEW YORK. May - tUP)--In
buGcung exhibition Of speed
that left two challengers s'aeGer-
INK in MS wake, Mrs. John Hertz
Colr, F1cc' ea'lopcd 10 an easy
nts-Ienc'N victory IN the sixty
eighth running of INC $4,000
N-tAars Stakes 81 Belmont Park
TO-DAY
Jockey Johnny LorEden broke
tre MS brown champion on Top and
-.e' Cd MIN along A. a clip that
r~.,rcd trc other Two horses m
no rnc opening half miie. Tho
Co.r'. although swinging q h'iIc
x.rr m 'rc stretch swung he
icr'z black and yellow silks past
ne IGges M 76 for milo only
orc.frr Of second over The stake
~afr and orc and ono-tHtn sec
or1s c.cI rs& cNU rack mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
0vernnne and
Bridges 10 HurI

BRIGGS STADIUM. May 22-
Bridges and Overnire VII pitch
FOR the Tigers against the Red Sox
N this Sundays doNhie-header
here Terry and Chase are ex-
pectcd 70 20 for Boston.
The Supers'I'ous Crorin had
his picture taken with Steve
% Noii before Saturday. game.
II just wanted 10 prove that I
am not supPrStitious," the Red
SoX pilot explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
YORK HITS TRIPLE

Rudy York also emerged from
his batting slump long enough tC
pole three-bsgger and later per
sonally scored one Of the runs for
the home team. His thrcc-hacCnr
which came after he had struck
out four times in p row, three
times Friday and once Saturday
was a mighty whack which carried
nearly 400 feet 10 tho lcft-cen,cl
fence near the flag pole.
There was one out when in tho
first inning Lake got his h,'. a
single 10 left. But Fox hit into 2
double play which quickly erased
threatening danger for Trout.
Then in the third Tabor led Of.
with single but was forced by
Peacock. The latter tried 10 Stea'
second and was pcEscd out hl
Parsons rifle throw Now some
the Sox pitcher, Winfield for the
third out.
The Tigers got their firStrunneY
on base in the third when Trout
MAS eiXen4ifa irrt-p=Al4aF4I p i-.-F
threw high 10 Lupien. but Hoover
drove long fly ball 10 Culberson
in center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
SpOrtS
EDDIE Lake New
BcsOx Shcr-stCD,
C5Hea Jockey
By LEO MACDONELL

Iss.e Lake. trc re,v Red SoN
sh0,E-,-u IS called Jockey .,.
Gc +. o.. Spanish IRISH and Eng
rsh descent -r~ a Boston pure
chase '~.-. Sacramento 90. Ito
once was N,.t- tine Cardinals ...
lie VS. arr0 ln Antioch. Cal,
and now lives n Oakland. Cal
Jesse Flores native az Mexico
row p.t. .I 'or Tho Athletics.
used ia ~. * lemons IN California
citrus gloves &c.. Lou RoudTca %
picks The Yankees. Browns Tie
ccrs and Indians TO scramble Il
olt ;r american League pen
mart fh.> year.
Blue swords. who has steady
W0rk finishing second 10 Count
Fleet. AecS tobacco and actually
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

chcws il Which reminds the
winter that he fed package Of
Cicarcts 10 a deer IN the Grand
Canyon and not satisfied
with a package tho old doe
chased the scribe all the way
through the canyon looking for
more chewing -. II Is denied at
Georgetown that the Washing
Ton y. C university dropped
football because y lost one Of
It's chief sCoutS-Cap'. Walter O.
a Snike1 Briggs, now overseas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Puekmen Smarter

Eddie Shore, one time hockey
great, now manager al Buffalo
says that puck chasers are get
ting smarter and do not get cut
I'd as often as in the old rougher
DAYS John Mohardt, star
halfback at Notre Dame in 1921.
is in charge Of an American
hospital unit in North Africa -.
Dutch Leonard, the Senators
pitcher, is paying $3.50 a month
rent in Washington this year.
THE landlord told me II !
didn't IKE II to get out; he could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
WINS ON BLACK BADGE

Black Badge. standout Milky
Way Farm colt, in the Bugle Call
purse. run as the fifth race, was
Keepers best mount OF the day,
and the Nebraska boy made no
mistake with the son Of Colbert as
he took him 70 the front and
fought, of challenges by Darby
Dehlah, Air Patrol and 10 Bonner
10 win by a length and a half
from Darby Delilah. 10 Bonner
was third in the four and a half
furlongs. Black Badge paid Sc.
The crowd that damned the
track from the far end OF the
hleachers n the Hunt Club pavil-
ion also damned the mutuel plant
with dollars, giving the first STAFF
n women mutuel clerks in the
United States p thorough test in
the debut behind tho wiCketS.
l. was apparent from the open
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
255 SHARE DOUBLE

KEEPER then finished off the win
ming daily double combination by
getting up in the second race with
the 9-year-old Albino to gain a
head victory over Mrs. Edward
McCuan's Stell. Albino paid $26
straight. but Keepers loudest APP
plause came from the 255 race
goers who divided the largest daily
double pool in the tracks history
at sos so apiece.
KEEPER maintained his monopoly
in the third race when he hustled
the gray celding Swain over the
heavy track 10 another head vic
tory for the Dearborn stable and
trainer c. Hyde Smith. Swain just
got up in the last jump for the
decision over Wilton. a II 10 |
shot but the 5-year-old which was
once regarded as one Of the turf'S
best prospects AS usual found the
deep track perfectly suited 10 his
rickety limbs as he charged from
fifth place At the head OF the
stretch. He paid his hackers $S.4O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
NIIDF RUIZ SECOND

w. s. Foc.rl Side Rule easily
-,-e---s..--4---, -1HeHs Bc4alr- stud $
I'D Goo 80 tateNSccond money OF
g. 600 while TIP Toe picked up
s. 500 FOR IRIS lonesome third. out
~ INC original ne'd a six Parry
NsnnufSt. Bankrupt and Too
Timely were scratched
the crowd 81 222j6 poured an
endless stream ~ dollars into the
ulfIel machines or The great
Her'1 star and ro returned 81 IL
strs e. for Sacr g. ticket There
wss ~ r'a0s ~ s-oV betting The
v1ctory vas worth Sl27OO and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
White Sox Beat
Senators, 81

CHICAGO May % GNS)-The
Chicago White SoX scored their
seventh victory in their last nine
starts today as they defeated the
Washington Senators, 5 10 2.
The Sox tied the score in the
sixth and scored what proved 10
be the winning run in the seventh.
WASHISGTON CHICAGO