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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
20 LENGTHS BACK

The Count then opened up as
they roarcd down tho stretch and
when he strcakcd under the wire
his margin was good eight
lengths IN front Of incentive and
the sorry New Moon Wheeling
along 20 lengths in tho rear.
Count Fleet opened al 10 :.
bui tho crowd. which waccrcd
S147.356 put S6624s Of II on the
colts soft brown nose 10 back him
down 10 [ 10 a. they went to tho
post
Their faith was rewarded AS tho
Fleet dropped anchor needing only
20 make port in The Belmont Ia
ION such greats as Sir Barton.
Gallant Fox Omaha War Admiral
and Nhlrlaway In tho thorough
bred triple crown hall Of fame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
HOCKEY GAME

Eastwood Park mems hockey
team viii have game Monday
night At Ills Tho girls Will play
Thursday night n the same hour
Packard Go staged An early
morning skating party there last
Wednesday ~ 7 a. m Leo Jaroz.
formerly tho floor manager and
now with The armyS Tigers o.
visited the rink recently on fur
Tough from Fort BcnninC. Ga.
The skate dance competition will
open Al jefferson Beach Rollorcade
Tuesday night and Viii 60 again
rhe fott0w7uE night This com
petition Will continue for several
weeks.
Thrty-onc Detroit and Nichi-
gan amateur roller SkafCr, viii
leave ON the Empire State Limited
Monday evening for New York.
whore they VIII compete on May
H. T. - and II In the national
championship contests sponsored
by tho Amateur Roller Skating
Association Of America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Racine Out at Iona Acres

SEATTLE. May S CUPl-Thc
state horse racing commission be-
cause NJ the war today refused tho
Washington Jockey Clubs request
for a 50-day race meeting a. Long
acres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Hearst Shoot
Open 10 All Who
.LikeCompetition
By DON GILES

It is not necessary 10 be A menl-
ber of a rife club or any other
shooting organization in order IN
compete in The HcarSt-Times Rife
Tournament set for Olympia May
% and 30.
Fill out the entry blank on this
page and mail 10 the Rife Editor
OF The Detroit Times, and you
arc entered in the largest indoor
rife shoot ever staged.
Shooters. however, are advised
that unless their entry is received
before May 20th. they will not be
eligible TO Ere in The two-day tour
nament. for which several thou.
sand dollars in trophies. emblerns
and other valuable prizes have
been provided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
NO ENTRY FEE

There is no entry fee. All shoot
ers need 10 compete is a box of %
caliber long rifle cartridges. which
may be secured at most rife clubs.
Meanwhile entries from mems
horS Of the Michigan State Troops,
Civil Air Patrol, Detroit Sports
mems Congress Minutemen. home
guards and other special defense
groups began pouring in from all
parts Of the state. Some entered
tho open events for experts, al
though the majority of entries
were for the novice division. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE -1-ye4r-oiGs s.. mHr.
over The Dam BierWanJ 30 IN 2 so
CwzIoo Owens 20 go
PIsarug iskeUsl 90
Tf~e Oo as rff yT
s-MiSS LovAn.s SARATOGA To.r. Robert
T and s-lfrsre Tamw also ran.
p BIerer Jaturs enftg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
GOOD Diversions

A. an example take Herb DAVIS
N..c president of the G4sco SpoI '~
mon S Club Of DCtro.t DAVIS. WhC
has not missed deer or SINAI
game bunting season IN 20 years
finds rifle shooting an excellent dr.
version
Il thought was an excellent
shot until took mp target
shooting" DAVIS. who Is not
\ oniy entered Iu The Tines
HIloaret matches bar has Nrtu-
aly hs caMc club participant
ing e44d
IVY wears Of experience IN
the held. and my more recent
rife training, have taught me
MANY things. ! certainly reCom-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
SPECIAL EVENTS

speetatevent- for civilian de-
Tense members has been provided
this year with long list OF prizes
as their reward for competing.
William ). Bailey. an official Of
the Lincoln Park Rifle Club, and
a veteran marksman, will be in
charge of the shoot. Bailey was
selected at a special meeting of
more than so heads of rife cluos.
Other officials are Ernest r.
Brousseau. secretary of the Great
Lakes Steel Rife Club, who will
act as range officer. John S.
Sprague, president of the ST.
Mary's of BEDFORD Club, another
veteran of the rifle ranges will %
in charge of the statistical depart
ment and supervise the scoring OF
targets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Rollin' Around
Skate Nationals
Open Tuesday
AT Arena Rink
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

The first complete national
championships sanctioned by the
Roller Skating Rink Operators
Association Will be held al Arena
Gardens here Tuesday through
Saturday.
These championships viii include
all events from speed through tours
in all divisions.
Back I'M 1887 the national anna
tour speed tournament was held Al
the Arena, followed in 1898 by the
nationals m figures and dance. In
1899 the national figure skating
events again were held in Detroit
but this year marks the first time
all events have been staged here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
FROM % STATES

With entries yet 10 come in. -
states and tho District OF Column
bla viii be represented States are
Michigan. Ohio. New York. Penn
Sylvania. Massachusetts Connccti-
cut. Now Jersey, Indiana. Cali
fornia. Colorado. Utah, Oregon,
N >Souri. Maryland Illinois.
Nebraska Iowa. Kentucky. West
Virginia Washington and Texas.
In the hands Of The officials at
the national headquarters Of the
RSROA a. Arena are 292 entries,
while Fred Bcrgin Of Boston chair
man Of All competitions, has an
other 100
Competitions open Tue 8 Il a Y
morning al s O'Clock. following APP
propriate ceremonies. and VIII take
in all speed events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Narraqansett Results

FTk~T FAIF- 3-Vfsr-0IdR 4. rnUt
brilliant FHy GnRa0rb : 90 5 On no
%ed's Queer trsurtnEl S % s "a
CansrisI 'Smtht u ~
Tine : ~ Us. ~ -
smoke BAL Purk.r Down Na.d.0a Rim
30 Hum NaIdI0s Bsurer Love Venture
Hy-Sat0 a1c Timothy g.. also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

and can teach others I'm "A prac-
teal manner. That IL the way
he learned craftsmanship and
has taught II IN Others.
"He II man accustomed to
cooperating with his fellow
club and team members and can
hold up his end, or, II thrown
on his own resources, can fig
ure out the problem. why:
Because he has been doing that
all his craftsmanship life.
~ rifieman il not easily dis
couraged. II ne makes a poor
shot, IL only makes him more
determined To forget IL and
make the next one good.
mir. Uncle Sam. when you
receive one of these men, YOU
will have most excellent mate
rial for craftsmanship instruc-
tor. nOncOmmissiOned officer or
fine candidate for officers
candidate school"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Belmont Park Entries

FIRST RACE-5l 500, maiden colts and
eidinlt. year-o.ds. - fur.ongs Wdsnsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
TRAN lOUNG MIN

sure IN be- la The Hearst
Times rifle shoot. ~ut.t. said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

a Dance Team
Mad Anthony
n Capst0Nn
r. Gallant Agent
Grand Rice
knights Amor
q Lark DaE
Depth Charge
Restriction
% onptfawrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

100 RAcE-3.sgat.a-a. - ar. !.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Sterilization Of Wages
Demanded by E1|ender
In Forum Program

Senator Ellender, Democrat, of
Louisiana, supporter of the ad-'
ministration in its fight for subsidies,
served notice last night that If
wages were not stabilized, he no
longer would favor subsidies. He
spoke with Representative Taber,
Republican, of New York on the
National Radio Forum, arranged by
The Star and heard over the Blue
Network
Declaring that he did not like
subsidies, Senator Ellender said
that, nevertheless, he strongly sup
ports the present program because
subsidies "are an essential tool to
do the sterilization job which must
be done if we are to win the war
and win the peace"
Speaking in opposition to sub
sides, Mr.. Taber said, THE subsidy
is a postponement of our food bill,
charging it up to the boys who are
now fighting 1t is endangering our
food production by creating scarcity
at a time when we should not do
this"
Denies Subsidies Are Needed.
He denied that lack of subsidies
would bring on imitation as claimed
by administration forces and de-
clared that the cause of imitation to
date was a steady rise in wages.
"a subsidy can be used temporarily
to keep down prices or to reduce
prices" Mr.. Taber declared, "but
when the Government contributes a
part of any ones board bill, it re-
duces the cost of those things that
one buys and thereby automatically
creates a greater demand for that
article. That, in turn, strips the
shelves of their goods and creates
black markets"
Senator Ellender pointed out there
Is absolutely no doubt that the only
alternative to subsidies is higher
prices of consumer goods" Subsidies,
he insisted, prevent imitation by
bridging the gap between rising
costs of production of essential
commodities and stable prices to
consumers.
For every one of us as taxpayer,
consumer, worker, businessman or
farmer, subsidies mean simply an
insurance policy-a small payment
made to avert an infinitely greater
one which would have to be made if
we should be forced to pay inflated
Evening star., 1943-12-02

will be crushing on all producers" /"
he declared.
It was during the debate period,
after their addresses were delivered,
that Senator Ellender said he would
not favor subsidies If wages were not
stabilized.
Mr.. Taber also warned of q short
age Of meat and dairy products next
spring and summer, because of feed
shortages, and said they would be
more severe than recent shortages.
Edward Boykin introduced and in
terviewed the speakers.
Evening star., 1943-12-02

prices for our staggering war pro-
gram"
Issues Warning as Farmer.
He pointed out that he came from
a farm State and was himself
farmer, but that nonetheless II want
to stress with all the force at my
command that subsidies are an in
surance policy for the farmers as
well as others" He said that
farmers were being misrepresented
by those high-pressure lobbyists
who pretend to speak for farmers
and descend upon us in Congress
like cloud of locusts."
Farmers should realize, he said,
Evening star., 1943-12-02

that II the subsidy program Is
thrown out, many OF the price-sup-
port programs Of the Commodity
Credit Corp. will be endangered and
that 1t is the price sterilization pro-
gram which accounts in considerable
part for their present prosperous
position.
IT the stabilization lid Is removed,
the cost Of the war, and hence the
level of the national debt, will rise
by scores, II not hundreds of billions,
and the interest burden on this debt
Evening star., 1943-12-02
straw hats to merchant in Anchor
age, Alaska, thereby winning . bet.

Place = stamp In that vacant
space in your War savings stamp
book; It will help put the Axis ON
the spOt.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Super SoIesmonship
By the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE-The super-sales-
man who sold. iceboxes to Eskimos
mos has nothing on Paul Goodman,
who just sold an order OF four dozen
Evening star., 1943-12-02

DIFFER ON SUBSIDIESTaking opposite subsidy
question Representative Tabr Republican New York
Qeft who opposed the proposal Eender Demo-
Louisiana Gght who subsidies Edward Boy
(center) interviewed the speakers Star staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-12-02

rices for our staggering war pro-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Detroit Ensign Killed
On Eve Of FurIOuQh

=Guttlc-r exc minis departure for
Detroit for a leave from duty,
Ensign Louis Bonkowski -, Of
lSD2i Pennington, was killed in
an airplanc crash at Miami, the
nNy announced today
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent Bonkow hc is survived
also by a sister. Patricia. lie was
graduated from the University Of
B,-tftyfE 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
Air Crash Kills Detroiter

Sgt. Alexander J. GieSt o.
Detroit engineer aboard an army
bomber. was one OF - killed when
the plane crashed and burned
while on a routine flight near
II PaSn. Tex.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19 GNS)
The WPB's determination 10
a sound and Vigorous
home front was reflected today
in increased ALLEGATIONS of steel
for the manufacture Of essential
civilian goods during the fourth
quarter of 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
10000 TONs FOR FTRNACES

Although The 0OO-ton allot-
mcnt for October. November and
December represents less than
one per cent of the nation IS steel
output il IS an Increase OF about
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
MUST 49, SOLD TO CIVILIANS

Arthur y. WhltC.idc chairman
Of WPBs Office OF Civilian Re
quiremcnts Is preparing an over
riding directive for issuance 10
-.7i-H3iac el---E receiving allot-
mcnr~ of scarce material, for
civilians The directive viii pro
AIdt that products made under
civilian aiIofmouis must be sold
n civilian channel,
The order VIII prevent the miL-
iary services or icnd-lcase from
purchasing finished civilian prod
uct- WIPE officials believe that
many items destined for civilians
have been diverted IN this man
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19
WPB Raises Steel Allotment
For Civilian Goods Production

25.OO0 tons in the facc Of "a Very
tight materials situation over
the current quarters ALLEGATION
The 125.qgO-ten fourth quarter
ALLEGATION of steel includes 1900
tons for production of warm air
furnaces. 10000 tons for kitchen
and household equipment $500
tons for bed springs. 5000 tons
for cooking stoves. 10000 tons Tor
hot water heaters, AZ tons for
pins. 500 tons for hooks and
eyes and 10000 tons for heating
stoves.
one ton of steel viii permit the
manufacture of approximately
100000 pms. an item IncrcaS-
ingly scarce. The 4Z7-t0n allot-
mcnt covers haIrpins and bobby
pms. safety pins, straight pins
and needles.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-19

Many beautiful patterns in famous
Congoleum--ideal for kitchens,
bathrooms, even bedrooms Serv- y
iceable, easy 10 wax, protects the
floor. 6-foot width
USE YOUR CREDIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

~ Xxx X X X X \ *tt \ \ 4
SHIrage YoHr Waste BROWN Paper =
The used brown paper bags. boxes wrapping
paper YOU be used FOR any number 4
r. OF military necessities, essential 70 about \
effort. SAVE waste brown paper i. SELL
-. or GIVE II 10 some organization
r Call Randolph 1882 for collector. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Loans Soldier Friend
Money, Can't Collect

War Problem Clinic:
had a friend whom I thought
very much Of He was indicted
in the army last November. When
he left, he had owed me some
money, and then kept calling me
asking me 10 send more. This
l did, because he said he would
pay me back as soon as he got
furlough and could come home
He did come home. but failed 10
keep his promise. I'm a widow
with a son TO support. and that
was money l had saved to pay on
my rent. l need IT very badly
How can I go about collecting this
money? / have receipts for all the
money I sent him, and would like
to get il back. MRS. A. NJ.
Dear Mrs. A. NJ:
There Is little or no relief to
be offered i'm this case. Even II
YOU can prove the debt and that
it had not been paid. the serv-
iceman Is exempt from iudg-
ments while i'm the service under
several "relief acts" A letter
could be written To his COM
msnding officer. but the army Is
not a collection agency and can
not take the time to assist in
collecting debts no matter how
meritorionS,
WALTER III. r. SCOTT. vice
commander of the Detroit Dis
tricts, American Legion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

spect. I am thinking Of such a
person as your family physician.
minister, your husbands plant
boss, an old friend OF the fam
lily. or the like.
DO not let your husband
know that you have appealed
10 such person for help, but
try to get the friend To approach
your husband as II II were OF
his own accord. II II quite
probable that your husband has
problems that he only vaguely
understands and which a family
friend might he able Ia Smoke
out" and help To solve.
In the drinking field, AlcO-
holics Anonymous. 4O4 Park
Avenue Bldg. Detroit, an or
ganizatiOn that includes many
former alcoholics, has done a
lot OF useful work with such
men as your husband. l would
suggest that you also take the
matter up with then.
DIR. ALFRE~McCLUNG
LEE. professoENd head Of the
Departm| of Sociology
Wayne University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The following questions of q
factual nature have been an.
swered by Fighting Mans Friend
Mrs. II. F.. F.; @ My grand
mother is coming from Canada
TO stay with us for the winter
She is a widow and finds it very
hard TO be alone during the win
ter season. Is il possible to secure
a temporary ration book for her ?
II this can be done please tell me
where TO apply.
A temporary ration hook
may be obtained at your ration
board.
Mrs. r. s. l.: Q-I wonder IL
you could set me straight on this
matter My husband was indicted
into the army May 3 and left
May 10. On May l3 he applied for
the allotment. l received the first
check July Z and letter saying
il accrueS from June /. ! under
stood the allotment started the
day he was indicted. According
10 that will ] receive two checks
in August or just one?
A-The allowance begins to
accrue on the first Of the next
succeeding month following the
date OF application. and pay
ment will he made following
the end Of that month. For ex-
ample, II the application Is
made on May 10, the deduction
from the soldiers pay will be
made In June, and the allow
ance will be paid to the de-
pendents Immediately following
the end OF June. You will re-
ceive just one check I'm August.
Mrs. w. j.: A-Suggest you
call the War Information Cen
ter Telephone Columbia 1861
for the information you seek
regarding the procedure TO fol-
low in order to obtain your
birth record.
G.. V H: Q-PleaSe advise me
whom 10 contact for Information
concerning training as an air
stewardesS. / graduated from
high school a year ago and since
then l have been working in an
office. Is il possible TO take the
training without being regis
tered nurse?
A--YOu no longer need be
registered nurse TO become an
airline stewardess. Further In
formation may he obtained from
any of the airlines.
"They Said Killed the King"
The Russian Princess Elena Ia
culOukidne Tells How She Was
Kidnapped and Nearly Paid With
Her Life for the Assassination
of YugOslavIa's Ruler All Be
cause She Resembled a Mystic
riOus Blonde, Read Her
Extraordinary Story Told In Her
Own Words In The American
Weekly, Intriguing Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
ADNFRTISEMENT
Waste Paper Helps
Bomb Pacific Islands

Allied blasts against the enemy
are taking place daily, hourly
and your waste paper, used boxes.
bags. newspapers. and magazines
are helping provide ammunition
and supplies for our bomberS and
bomhardiers. Victory containers,
bomb bands, and other weapons
of war are being made from all
forms Of waste paper. Heavy war
demands have caused a critical
shortage of paper pulp, so the
waste paper you save is needed
10 help equip our fighting forces
To sell your accumulation to a
dealer, or TO give it to charitable
or other organizations. call col
leCtorS al Randolph 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Detroit TinIpSW ar Problem Clinic:
Wife Fears She's Spoiled Young Husband

that you are sensible about fin
ishing your high school course
before you get married, they
will probably withdraw any OPP
position 10 your marriage.
IL Is quite natural for par
ents OF an only son Ia shower
him with affection and kindness.
However, there comes time
when the words OF scripture APP
ply: "FOr this cause a man shall
leave his father and mother
and cleave TO his wife :"
(Gen. -.
You will make no mistake by
waiting until after graduation.
BY that time you will have had
n chance TO think the whole
thing out.
REV. JOSEPH A. FOLEY,
s. T, student counselor at the
University OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
THE DETROIT TIMES

Time bar which have become more
and more en,angIed because of
The tension and unrest existing IN
time of war
Tho members of thc. WAR
PROBLEM CLINIC panel have
gwen much of their time and
attention to the cases directed 10
them. ThCIr advice has been
followed NOT only hv the writers
of Tho printed letters. but by
countless other folks who have
similar problems Of their own
Perhaps YOU have a problem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Loves Husband Too Much,
Mother Of 3 Believes

War Problem Clinic:
] am u years of age, and my
husband is % We have three
lovely children. ] often wonder
If ! have loved my husband too
much, and in this way spoiled
him. I've done Just everything
10 please him, and still he's never
showed any appreciation.
He has struck me IN the pres
ence of his mother, and has done
other things 10 mlStreat me. This
happens when ne has been drink
ing, he admits lt, but still won /
do anything about lt
/ know I've read i'm some Of
your answers not 10 threaten. but
TO bring his love back TO you by
showing your love for him. In
my case II just doesn't work
the nicer and kinder ! am to him,
the worse ne seems 10 be 10 me.
MRS. r. J. j.
Dear Mrs. X. r. j.:
Your problem is serious one
and. like 80 many human prob
lens. there might not be an
answer 10 il. but possibly the
following ideas may he of use
60 You.
In the first place, my guess
is that trying To reason with
Your husband will do no good
whatsoever. Any attempt upon
your part 10 reason with him
he will regard as nagging, re-
gardless OF how sweet and low
ing YOU are 10 him.
The only constructive thing l
can suggest is that you get
some other man TO help you.
This should be man who will -
command your husbands re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

People in All walks OF fife hsfe
come 10 the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC asking advice of The j.
experts on tho panel
The majority of their problems
have been closely connected with
me war They are new problems
that a population. formerly accu>-
toned 10 q relatively ordered
civilian life. find difficult 90 han
ole without some help
Others have described problems
that might have been Ir0ned out
with comparative ease IN peace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Wants 10 Know Whether
10 Marry Navy Man

War Problem Clinic:
My iianCe is in The navy and
is 20 years old | am rs. He
probably won't get another leave
until fall, and my question is
whether or not TO marry him at
that time.
Although my parents are un-
certain about wartime marriages,
they both agreed they would not
interfere. Mother is planning 10
give me an elaborate wedding.
On the other hand, my fiance's
parents are against such a step
and are quite upset about the
matter.
Lam graduating next January
FROM high school and j plan to
complete my education whether l
marry or not.
My fiance has always been
more or less the pet" of his fam
lily, and this makes the situation
even harder 10 deal with Young
people are apt TO make great mis-
takes in time of war. but / guess
one doesn't stop TO think when
love enters has life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

almost like the ones printed in
today column perhaps the ad-
wee given 20 these people viii
help you, too.