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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17


SEED PRICES UNDER CONTROL
The 1914 program for winter cover
crop seed will support prices on hairy
vetch, common vetch, crimson clover,
and ryegrass seeds at levels from
to 40 per cent higher than last season,
through purchases by the Commodity
Credit Corporation. Fourteen types
of vegetable seeds, including about
200 domestic and imported varieties,
have ben placed under ceiling prices
by OPA. Seeds included are bean,
pea, corn, beet, cabbage, carrot, cauli-
flower, Swiss chard, cucumber, let
tuce, mangel, onion, rutabaga, and
turnip All alfalfa seeds, including
all state certified improved varieties,
have ben made subject to control of
the price regulation governing legume
and grass seeds by OPA. This reg
ulation now includes the following do
nestle and Canadian seeds: alfalfa,
medium red clover, mammoth red
clover, alsike clover, sweet clover,
timothy, and all mixtures of those
Seeds
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17
NATIONAL CITY BANK
BULLETINS SHOW THAT
CORPORATIONS PROSPER

Manufacturers, Banks, Wholesale Crocers,
Fruit and Vegetable Gamers, Meat Packers
Show Staggering Increases in Profits for
The First Nine Months of 1913, Over the
Same Period in 1912
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17
ECONOMIC STERILIZATION
BY SUBSIDIES effective
in OTHER COUNTRIES

Great Britain a. st.mts;anaada Makes Wide Use
OF Subsidies to HIRE sss. rss. ITS Down;
Britain Shows Drop in Living ,sosts This
Year; Canada Using Subsidies and Roll
Back Since l04l.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17

leading public utility
axes was$9 $1064l000 1870.
onethird
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17
PLAN VICTORY GARDENS NOW

Although victory gardeners ex-
ceeded their goal of IS million gar
dens or 1943 by about 10 per cent,
they are asked for another 10 per
cent increase in 1914. Arrangements
should be made now for the use of
vacant land, and considerable prep
aratory work can go on through the
winter. Hard coal ashes can be sifted
and stored on plots. Compost piles
and supplies or manure can be ac-
cumulated, and either turned under
CONTINUED on Page Four
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17
INSIDE THE AXIS

This material is prepared by the
Office of War Information from in
formation contained in foreign
broadcasts and foreign newspapers,
and from other data received by the
owl through various overseas chan
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17
NAILS STRIKE AT UNIVERSITIES
IN OCCUPIED COUNTRIES

The Nazis, who long ago purged
German universities of anti-nazi ele-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17

december y, 1910.
Re: Communications and Resolu-
lions from Yellowstone and
Cascade Trades and Labor AS
semblies
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1943-12-17

distributed among IS industrial groups follows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

mons 772 " Gorlosc 5s7 Russell P. JOHN
GFEArFR DETROIT 80 Gerald
CHASE man 17a William Halle, Smith 1858
Marion Faster 3e4 Russ RrumbsuEh SIS.
Henry Csrriere asa total 1917
CFRYsLER No w Rsrbrs' 37s r
Gavin 757, Floyd Hatfsld 800. Bin RAnkc,
3s7 " Butter 3ai. totsl 1918
ACME RIFLE ASp REVOLVER CLUE
e " Jones 775. : Csmphsll 34s
Rutland 7e9 X Howard $50. j. A..
nFFT PARKS AID REC No Pau
Wtl0ugnbN 3ti George Lynch b5l. john
rhom 73s Don sWit1er $50, Robert Pot
go total 1917.
LINCOLN PARK No. &c Sp.uer 3si.
William schmidt $50 Dean 35S. ".
see' 7is. p. IetuCk 252 total 17s'
SUPERIOR RIFLE CLUB or CALu-
NET FrsRr Watt Sos Ciauoe Fenton 372
George Johnson 3as SGT Russell Taylor
sos. Dave Mertonen $50 total 1878.
GREATER DETROIT so " r. Bar.
her ali Eemis Laurent So. Ivan kn'
}a2 Richard MaEire 357. Fred Fischer
.Jr a3a. total 1855
ST Macy 5 or EEnFoEn DAME
SCr.meienInE 1Ie Elmer a. Hsrnes 'i2,
Waiter sinnee 5tS Joseph TouWier ,t9,
steve Spuza .357 total 1902.
hRIsLER 80 2F Rahnaee aa1,
Rodda 336 r Mems $50. tota l7if
BREWSTER 80. Thurman Bel 800,
Archie Rurgett 800. Walter MrMurty aal,
Charios Nelson 800. Willard Richard "ili
DEPT or PARKS AND RECREATION
NO Fl0,d Erickson 323 Thomas \ncI
3S6 Milton pol' 26l Harold Ferris 3d.,
John Ruschke 3ts. total 1929
FISHER y Max Lee 1S4 Joseph Braun
s3l Richard Wcnderly 3i2 Fred &. Ann
strong 34R Tom Fmond 3oa total 1850.
GREAT LAKES HURRICANES Henry
Zniezevski 75s Harvey BOWMAN 50.
Harry Rumbus 2q2 David Nicketman 500,
Richard BOWMAN 3t2, total 1890
ROOSEVELT Matt Lame ESQ Waiter
Franke ass. George-N iCkcrsham }l} T. a.
Wilhelm J35 william H. Hughes 3''i 'oial
PLYMOUTH GUN CLUB Harold Brown
322 Harold PanRow 34k. Russel, cunning
ham 327 Peter Foster Dos, +. G''"r all'
LlNC0LN Park so 2.B Hooper 80.
A Enck 32i l. kidasr 3l2 G'ier ''l,
William Dougbertv 3i2, total 1872
GREAT LAKES STEEL RlGGFkS carr
Helms 3i6 Fred Boomer $50. W s. Bailey
33s. Bon Huckonstein 800, Max BaumSaF
GREAT LAKES STEEL POLICE John
Ienard 33t John DAVIS 273 Charles Bar
tie 336 Merlin Royal 29s, clark poushe"!
GAsCo sPoRrsMEN's No. / David
Rodman ai1. Lee Smits 2Pi G'ort'
Rruckner 200 Elton Foeuer 2es, Heroer
David 26A total lf6s
/ GAsCO SPoRTSMEN s 80, Francn
/ Rudman 22q Lloyd Thomas 2fo 5ohi
IHarsha DIS Fred poetz 25A, Francis Hese
/ ner 2il, total 1902.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
NOVICE INDNDU Al
tCNilian Defense

s.sr.s, d sasvss $50 = $50"
Ia r-'e -
Is''o'7e 81,
L'01a 'f N' ~.
e. -'
,......-, r.
l+'~
NN'0f lti '''
,s. ,....- s.,..r ..s
.aN'A
m'r are -'-
'-k Is 49,
49, ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
MEMS NOVICE INDIVIDUAL

T. Anuod lsi Chester Grgyh 100.
Richard Walker lei. g. 9. Ayres 100.
James NsnOsteubrudge lSa. Robert Brown
lS6. Hyme Paul 1873 Wyman Abel 1872
Frank C., Tmte 1888 Horace Brsnnon
~. j. g smith lsf. Charles Lane 1876
William LaFsR ~, Or,al OPperthsuser
goo Don Gihes 49,. LLOYD Jones l55. Ed
Baukov'ar 1852,
Beycrs 50. Joseph Barto l7a. willie Whif
man 1N1 William 1Todcy 1852 Howard
Forbes is7 Melville Berndt ls2. George c
leN la2 Edward Burtch q, Frank Neraldi
lN9 Gilbert Williams IL.
Prank BAKER leI. George smalArek-
Richard AUSTIN ISL. Chester stewart l5S
Has GHrB bCdiAn ia. Arthur Neth isk ,
Alien los. William shelton -, Fan
singer l62.
Richard VIM l6i Vcrnen Watson 1862
Thomas Ptas-frsh 1871 Harvey Carsp l76.
Frank NcIIaud q Ted Hsuuaipri $50. NIr.
-l1iR Collins iS5. Louise Watson 1JS.
E1rh Easter i7o, Gertrude Allen 1872
Au'boug Cege Dr. IG1 ReuuIc cav
th'rne lNt. EDWARD Sicvsu l7l Herbert
Davis rs. John More $50. Werner ne
me 1871 Edwin Osborn iSt = j Barrv
n. lames pu,ton i7S.. Frank prasky 10.
Earl Fou'Frod is'. William Isfola iaS
Angelo Cafeteria $50, Tod Lehman Ias
Car Down 1s1
Bruce prmmord 1876 Iack Cheney 100
, !, Rar lsS Floyd Lsyman 100 Paul
q Crroor isi Rodmar Far Brcss
ORA re''ihoNe lt1, Homer HYDE li6. lei
land Wafschefskv 1S2 Thomas Gienat
lg2, Edward Faults 1876.
Eidon BASTARD 1877 V. 1uster ISL
Boh'rl Bonamy las, Phiup Randall lal
SEYMOUR Harvood lsg Edward Hunley
10, Ire Smits 1879. jim Moluup ls5. Har-
cid NICK innon 1871 j. T. Moore III.
Thomas Laurie IFS George Melkle 1871.
Leonard Schwartz III.
I'd Rc,ord 1oT George StcgraN lsr
William Loko los Warren CovI.s iSg.
Edmund Gahfowsk 1ss Glenn EcKArd De-
l7q. John SkrohuCUsN 1872 John soho
cinsN 1856 CLARK F Rrovn ISIS
Kenneth Allison lsS Esrl Rogers 1871,
George Schram l53. Aloysius DrnuUiard
l79 David IHhkcr $50. Edgar Ts'ro. 10
Win Watson 1872 Roy Slater 1872, Dennis
Bussey iSl Charles Mexican l70. August
WofWgu lN2
Joe rohorsky 1a7 David Hoppe 1863
Herb Wendell 49, Bob Becker $50. william
Csppcr l-l. James Murphy ll4 ANGELO
cslostrrrt 10 Clarence J.. Lawrence -ls3.
Edward " Easiiu 1852. Herman Arnd -l6J
Ray Eu'kovskt - Leo WaHck las Rich
ard T.. Ee.nsberg l45, Maurice r. simpson
ISL
ban wan IT'S. John Joniec rs. u Rod.
man 1SP William Miesei l73 Michael
Malone Sc lohp Lamb iQ3 James Moore
IS. Melvin Rretmeyer lH, Henry Corazzs
IS Jack Csveucr los
William F. Harm 100 James LuCier 1856
william church IS. Tom Morton ITO. John
Lewis 1876 W s Davis 81 Louis Ypagcr
2 Jerome Csrrere IFS, Jack Mosksiies
IsS Ray Raths 49,
Joseph Bonnassef ~. A. J. 1snacrviUe
~ leonard Ton 81. Joe plchas 1872
Harry Reno l7f ". r. McTcak 49, stan.
'eV carlson 1877 Joe Urban o. sam
F0s'rhaH 49,, d. u. H'rkIe ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Jamaica May GET
Empire City Meet

ALBANY, June 3 CUP) James
{. Hagerty. executive secretary to
Coy. Dewey considered today A
request 10 shift the Empire City
racing meet from the GonkcrS
track TO the Jamaica, Long Island,
track.
The gasoline shortage was given
by William +. BleakleY, attorney
for the racing association as the
chief reason for the request
The meeting Is scheduled for
June IS 10 JULY "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Death 42otlres

BoIIAN Theresa June 2. 1913 beloved
VIE ~ Nicholas. dCsr mother az Mrs
Helen HeEedus Margaret ana PVT. Ions
EOTTat. Funeral service from the j j.
Maue0s1n Funeral Home, 1928 Lswndais.
FRIDAY AZ 30 y m
CHRIsTIAN-May 80. Peter, Of 1906
Mogul Beloved husband ~ Rose stroll
Christian dear father Of Peter ana Rose
mary son Of John and Elizabeth Ch-ist
ian brother ~ Frank and John. Funsral
neral Home t2O57 Grafton ave. ana ? %
=. m At Guardian Angels Church.
DIEROID 49, Frances mickey o Brieu).
June ?, l943, of 1888 Msrrick. beloved
vie 81 George dear daughter Of M and
Mrs Joseph . Brient SISTER ~ Thomas
Joseph. James, william and Helen
Funeral from above residence Saturday A.
80. -. powlnics A. o.
ESPER June {. i9f3.- at residence l033o
Anrora Msr6sr'i widow Go,, 81 E =. :,
Francois OF Chicago Norman. George
Charles Mrs Fred Reed 81 Port Huron
Mrs Malcolm Mcdonnell ~ Milford Mich.
and the late RAYMOND sister or Mrs
Theodore Nickcls and Arthur Alder. Funeral
service Friday 30 p. m. from residence
20 a. m. A. Epiphany Churcn.
HAKnn June 2. Louise. age 10 beloved
wife of the late George dear mother of
NuItv and George sister OF Mrs l.
Isnipck, and Edward Poupsrd. Funeral
from ne Vcrheydcn Funeral Home 1890
Mack ~ outer drive Saturday a. 1888
q m and s. lulan'an church A. II 40
NicNILTN June . 1913. Catherine Cos
grove M,Nuliy wife Of the late Michael
John McNult, Of Chicago. H.. dearest
mother NJ Anna MAY MCNulty Carter and
dear grandmother ~ Constance carter
Douglass. Funeral from residence ~ Nj
and Mrs Ceorse ". Carter 30 Rurlingame
avenue requiem high mass 10 40 a. m
SATURDAY. at Cathedral 81 Most Blessed
Sacrament. Burial A. NJ Olivet Cemetery.
ORLOWE June J. Alma j.. of 5000 Sem
mole. beloved wife NJ Werner dear
mother Of James. sister of Mrs. Walter
Maus Edward Joseph Clarence Aurelia
and Rertrsm Rooscn Funeral Friday. $50
u M from A. n Peters Funeral Home
l2O57 Grauot avenue. and al5 y. m. a.
81 Catherine Church
ST. MARNS Nav 81. Anna. age 20, of
5il7 lr0qUoIs beloved wife Of the late
charles A. dear mother ~ Mrs. =. leon
hardt. John r. Mrs Arthur IN Rocher
and the late Harold sister ~ Mrs. Mar
McElhone and Mrs Gertrude Harrington
ami i've grandchildren Funeral from the
Nerhoydcn Funeral Home. $1,000 Mack. a.
outer Drive. Friday ~ IS and 70 s..
RAYMOND church AZ 30
TAYLOR MAY 81 Marjorie, beloved
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Taylor.
sister az Marion. Ruth and James services
30 O'clock Friday ~ The r g and C. r.
Harms Funeral Home 1881 Cass avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Hdgg Due in
New Orleans June 8

HAVANA. June 3 lUP)
Gunder Haag. Sweden ACC dis
lance runner now en- route 10 the
United States on the tanker
Saturnus, definitely Will not dis
embark at Havana. the Swedish
legation announced today
The announcement tended 10
SubStantiate reports that Hagg
would diSembark at New Orleans,
presumably about June s
lie is expected To participate
in his first competition about July
| when he has become aCClImatcd,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
OPEN 5-MAN TEAM
tCIViIlan Defense

u s G. MlNuTEMEN so l-Ervr
Brehm 3s3 Henry C1rrcre 370 Ivan KAY
i69. Gerald sPiter oio Ftoyd Hatheld Jsl
NJ. $ r CoLLINGWooD ARMoRy
Mai Clarence Howard 35s. IT. CUdord
Jones 3sG Cpl. John Atkins J63. Pfc Solo
man Rutland 500, Cpl William Gordon
NJ s T. CAMPBELL ARMoRY 40 l.
j. Richard Nar1ire 2hl. William schmidt
1852 It, WHatd Mullen 33f It. Gerald
Chassmsn 3,e, cpl 4. y. Brumhaueh $50
~ s q NuNrTFMEN No. 2R F.
Laurent 36s, Weaver Butler ISL J. Pohor-
osky 35t. A. p. Nielsen 3i4, ". r.. Dough
trtN 3fI total 1872
SUTEElOR RIFLE CLuR OF CALI
MET Frear Watt 362 claude Fenton as.
George Johnson 33s SE'. Russell Taylor
1854 Pete Aldo 100 total 17tl.
~ : C.. MINuTEMEN No 3-Robert
Rodda 3as. Roy Veins 36l, r Hsrmound
5aa. TED hannatord 527' Robert Young
y s G.. MiNtTEMEN No. &C. 4
Brazier 5-l ". Sutterhcld 352 Dan Hart
ley 29a Robert Bunyard 3ts, John Martin
u $ G. MINurEMEN 40. W s
Abo. sos. " s. Bale, 1861, q r Seer
$50. Tex Wa'iman ooP ". i. /ioIeak
CANFIELD ARMoRY SO. : " Paaz-
yoio 3U9. John could 800. Earl Cox 33i
Charles Norris ls3, Dana'o Shanchcz Jr.
lt4, total 1865.
NJ. $ r co I. PIQUETTE ARMoRY-
John nomzaisN 100. sgt Edmund strce-
WEE 300 SKI. Walter FRANKIE 3,s. cpl
Gerald Baton 325, PFC. STANLEY strobe
22g. total l.S'
NJ $ 7 glSr RECT PIQUETTF
TEAM $50. l-SA' p Povuates 2lI Cpl
p Putvn 24t PIC. a.. LYLE l11, Pc W
TA,iur 21u. Pc j. Eubtffs 50 total s3S
VI $. T TlQtETTE ARMOBN. TEAM
No. 2 AIMED Baron 23q. Herbert Wardle
~ Wallace Ncbhcr as. Sgt. Folus lJs.
George MCHuEn 1865: total S2g
N : T. HEADQUARTERS 60 80 2
BRUSH Lowell MsNon 2lg, samuel Ptz2o
III, steven Pyt'ac 50 Albert Kites 100.
Leonard Corari lIt- total Gg5,
NJ : r MICH TROOPS r BRUSH
e. Aytcs ls7. g. Befesfurd lst j. IIb,t
IS Cpl. s0turro JOB, sgt. Poole 81; total
500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
NONFN'S NOVICE
INDIVIDUAL.

Laura Graf 1qe. EVher s'aurr $50
Pun 'a'roou ~. Ruin Brovrfeld i7o
.sH-a t,odie -, Jane Fucho2 1hs
Rosemary o Ncu 1ag PcHv urarei
lSt Rsrbara Green 1>s George Am
Hastings 17e katc'heru Graham 16S
ShrN TWrh 1-G nu's Ecpenau l5t
Ann Hsrsns 100 ls9na Eirhd l52
The Ina Eadt.n $50 Mary Pvrne ISL G
Goez $50. J.. Wales lto Helen johnson
FsrIera TIorv 1p- Irene Cican 18t
tnIus Harm 1913 Mildred HirtLc I-1
Nsrtarc' Herke 49, Firh Nsarer 1q'
Msr,nr iugef f21 Ccrs Baldwin 1ea
Iona la morf l.g Nsrsaret Bcrke $3.50
Claire urs4 let.
Roe IS zer 1t1 Charlotte Roder.,e f1.
Pau. ra NaI.rs 1Sg Pave Bsnfa' fTH
Martha Alexander l2o Mrs Ralph HarrI
sor 800 Martha NJ kfsuse IS6 Martha
arrf' 1872 Mss A. SrurEa 1885, Iona
EsNWHHE 1850
vi ar F.ts 'al Mrs y y. R.a.k 500
ICE HIrsar lt2. ciafts Ne'rs $50 Wiz
Fir.s COOK 49, Cafhsrtne Carrlsfe I7I
Ms Sc. lnIghrry Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

Fr-Ffsr " PFtHs pfopr $50 grr
'.Ire Meadows 1-I Mildred Mo- ve rs
leA t'sr,es Ermous 1888. Pa q rr an
ft-rUIE ptPk Mildred frr af-p
y Fr'rt rft g. ureusscs. f-h s. Kane
$50 sfora HsHu r02. sotaI -If
DEPT pKS ASg REC pofs "a
.gErrr o. C.t Th0r $50 Saor. pHf
1885, H Fa"r1 f7s 81 +ref WHau-nrt
ASS trI.r HeH FRANCES Fatfap
't- I.~ arHfs rr. Ts'fr Arm
FrFfrr. E. T,ft r.. r-er I.3 Gretchen
g. fgF ..E ...r -Nb
Pt rWsrrg Ids pr-r' 1885, Frrr..
ire f.r..U. 't. fErE.t HrUHst f,g
Eo'' K F.Nar Jos. Pa-a.r jackson aI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
OPEN 5-MNN TEAMS

GREAT LAKES STEEL RONRERS r..
vim Brehm 3Sl jaime, UI|7r'l BIS. Clard.
Logan 373. J"c EormeuH as3 Lester I'll.
duskey rs. fut8. 1906
DETROIT GUN CUR so a. Ralt
d." 35r. o. RodaF $40 r. tuodmann 3t7
fs'd Slhtmm6 36i, j. ". lNlkcl Toksr
$50 total 1891
CHEAT LANES STEFL AIRCoRRAS
F'n'U FeueNnan 31b Ernest Rrousseau
ahl Edward Nsipg 3tl FLOYD Grudler 1856
Russell Jose 766 '0faI 1920
EpBnFRIINF So g.. TT HURON q
Bfsllue d1q I.c trrInat $50 Henry ST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
BOYS NOVICE INDIVIDUAL

Psesr' A JcI- tss 1ans' @ co77-r i'2
James s-ues- 80 george s'hHsso ~
~ par-s- 80. p Fcer Fas's-o 'r i-i
Pa, Fftss r-s Vsyrt Robe $50.
u-,t,-. Afs,rs- is Marie r.rusas
s. e-stz Pa Ak ~ E1nH- h sfs
50 ~ r. Ktsr-ss. RsrH Hrtfs'''
81 r-hs-t NH.r'ss Jas E-sst. carr a.
IT, Gs--ls 10 F-efs. IN
q r.---- w~ CAPE f@f '.se.
r. So Jnsrr1|>F .ff'r-.- lf- Itsr
fr 20 no - Cswrrri .-. Aa.''-
rser 60 Darwin III 90 .rr .'HEfr
20
a- f--- cows $685. rEr# ~'1n
- -e..-- s-.. SEA- Hs 1870
Crn-sr N-vsk~u s1. 90. fsnrf'r -'rfr
r-rf- r.rr f N.-f- Vr a.
..rr.. -- carfr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
MEMS OPEN INDIVIDUAL

Philip Graham 1856 l4s 33s John Moore
200 is2 362 Don Stocks 1873 1879 3a2
John zukosky ies $50 3Ss. william Dresser
zoo 1862 SEQ Fred CoNen lgI 1868 35q
Tom Founder 1917 TAI 33s Cnn prevet
ifa ~ 272 Harry Schrsm 1874, ie7 36l
Pc'vr IS Is ". Ts,lor 49, 50 1876.
2. e Osborne 2es. l.. A. Kidder 3o7
A. FrCk 33a Bruce Johnston 9S6. John
Brown 2q2 Ehuio piLsurs % Ors smith
3os LOUIS Quinn al. Neil c. Huffman 3Si.
Ralph =, shupp 26o Oscar C. Cook $40.
Leonard skog 81. A RosinsN 1875
Prank sAdoWsN l63 Clarence J. Brazier
524 JoFeph Conrad 3s3 Joseph Csrniak 3i2
Tom splllane 303. William Kelley Pa.
james Wnstey 3S7. :. Kirschner 3s5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Shutout Injured
In Suburban

NEW YORK. June 2 tUP)-
Mrs. Payne Whitncy'S Shut out,
19l2 Kentucky and Belmont stakes
winner was injured in the running
of the Suburban Handicap earlier
this week and viii he out OF action
for some time, IT was revealed
today
Trainer Jack Gavcr said the
Whitney star had suffered TWO
cuts on his leg, one Of which had
lllod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
GorindC, Miss Grimes
Are Individual Leaders
By Don GHIIES

Too Gcunac a member Of the
Borderhre Rifle team Of Port
Huron. winner 81 lasf year Wi
liam Randolph Hears, MarkSman-
ship Trophy. Won inc special
Hearst award This year a. Olympia
tor shooting the highest individual
score His score was 5Si Of pos
>ibI0 5000 points
Scores of All who fired Sunday.
published M TODAY Times also
shows Miss Bcrnice Crimes, "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

ANN ARROR HIGH SCHOOL, Frances
Radford 80 Betty Ann Sweeney 1914 Rer
nice Grimes 1875 Betty Lon Rose 1871
Gretchen Hut2el 1872. total q4s
ST STEPHENS OF TT HURON Jane
Roy l7g Ann or l7q Elaine Borowski
Ito carol Eoy lt7. y Cox 1851; total s72
DETROIT EDISON Mary Emig $40
,ois Hammond ls3 Elaine Whales III
Kate jackson lss, Ann Jensen 1872, total
Aff
BREWSTER CENTER Cordeu Griggs
lTa. NrttnA Jackson 100. Cudens Bradford
ia. Rosie Hnwel ~. Fearl Hillmsn l54
total $40
DEPT PKS ANp REC Phyllis Ru-
schle 1871 Jeanne Melting 1871. Frances
Juch l67, carol W.roughby III, Margare,
Sands 130. total $50
BREWSTER 80. Beatrice stApleto on
IT'S, Donna BROOKS 1914 Mary Brooks "a
sammuelctta Brown 81, Janet Bell is5
total 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

member ~ tho Ann Arhor High
School team as the highest IN thC
girls class. She fired a mark OF
iqlN2OO
Robert Ferry a member Of the
Royal Oak High School team with
a score of l96. was high individual
scorer IN tho team events and Will
also receive a special Hearst
award
Trophies. medals. awards lapel
buttons and certificates viii be
mailed IN about two weeks,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Suffolk Results
FOR FRIDAY
VOR IRTuAI

p-FFT rtcT t-ssss.s.rs s~- ~
~
- r.ssr fv srs ~ M ft r. 90
- rfs A-rs I-r5ftrB $40 IS tr
Arge tFFrFr a.
ire l1sts cg Es
Encky tcvssr Eact E'tr -ssf ir
Arr HsAr-f E~fp.-s Wsf.rs -e
Lst1GS - Radtnf 80 49, ls-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

Jerry TcEar 3aS y Sanders 32S II Rasder
$685. r. CONN 355. John SpraEue 3S5.
Fsrrard buckingham ass. Edwin NAnDe.
wort $3.50, Eddie Faust ISL.
Nile vennettsr go Joe stout ais
AVA cook $40 Lee Apple 33l Edward
TON $685.
Alfred r. kat lq7 ~. $40: las
Palmer lFt 1t6 $40. clayton -. Mcneil
Dr. 1873 TOO 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
SUFFOLK DOWNS

FDNAR JOJAN, BOSTON victory
Portage Trail
: TTNTiTTFR UerctchIt charge
s NAROUFST Sunam' Green Belle
. .ZACHARIAS. C'am0r Girl. Chance
Srft
RID VULCAN %. Comb I'aho
S KANLkST. Ftor speech, Precious
years
BAR SHIP. psrrer n Egs
s BETTY BOBBY Orenco. Trans
wffftf
REST -FFD VULCAN.
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Best Bets
RV United Press
BELMONT

TENNESSEE MAID. Wood SpIrt.
FhsVaIr'
SPARE Mas. Sic,or Grand Party
PICO FLANCO n Kollshoro Fp'udsL
{ MISS SKYLhRk Tucks Men
Is COCOrFT Grant Rice Fvsrge'
Ia REICH POPS PICK Mndest Lad
REItNENTAI. Perfect Rhyme Man
amaid
SKIRMISH Fuelo. CuIWen.
REST COCOPFT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Belmont Results

rInsr RACE a.yssr.olds am M, A.
M
LIQUID Lunch
tNFNrterS1 lt.lo ~ ~ ~
Peace Eagle ,PerTsrN y 80 50
Driven SNOW Atkinson tI0
Time l.f2 or 81 ir
1suuus war Glenn. Pt' ~ Nerve l'cn
afd IS Golden Fleece 'Pu7a'ong SABA
HAnns also ran.
sFcoNp RACE -ilesr.ola' and 49, =
mile
Psttsr Hurry
fTh.frhurcl m ao ~
tnffrEe iN'rrfl Nn q
TlaNfFIfs MANN % nN
TIVE Is eH ~ ST.
a.Res Above d. Good C0nrsr, Nat
80 s-pstrol F1.Es' Rlu, s'rae study
rfrad krsnr As,.ts. A. TIa' 'Fc'ta
eslrn Po'',y ana Peter hrFo also ran.
'F.e'f.
THIRD RACE .t-,,sr-oids srd M
arNu' = miles s'tsp'tvhA's
s"Nfr -ra tN.rIArl $40. m 50
Neruafrr H7rrisUrF $50 50
C0rtrsar0 Brown -
Tine Z o. ~ 720fs
seatEh, Ksnnsbunk FiWnt Friar and
NsrDbsrfman also fhp
FOURTH RAcH 2.ysst ous Be- milo
'Grsaf Ripple tDsfu0ti - eo 10 60 81
WI, Goes There ,Mccresrl 1880 q 10
F.R-r 81 .rrEreN a.
Time 50 lF. m 20
FNfra PsutAH EriENfs hfmes 20
BROWNIE aG0oc Show r,|r 'Nsrr ~
c'snsnsn soe' Hur Bg Hid 'i'sn
"'r,s
&c. y Vhnr.y satry.
b-A. HizsAT satry.
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Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 = JEFFERSON FITZROY 2l7s.7a
SUTTON g. son
t147 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-Sino
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the biz sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

GAS ration book lost. saturday Liberal re
ward. a4s Vernon Highway.
LADY'S Rulo,a wrist watch lost down
town saturday afternoon Finder please
return Reward. Trinity 2721f. Keepsake
LApY'S yellow gold Benrts wris'Wa'ch
diamonds. Saturday. Reward. preNel
asst
LOST Brudle bur name SPOT. pink eye,
reward BEDFORD Si54
LOST Lady's Brown Po,setboos viCinit'
NJ Madison Thester and Grand Circus
Tsrs Contents, documents NJ Rose Dalpos
Finder please telephone Windsor 3-22fo
LOST Wallet. containing birth certificate
social security, classification card, money.
Reward Melrose 37hs.
LOST Bracelet gold elastic initiated
o- downtown. Keepsake Reward. Ninewood
06'6
LOST Fox Terrier female, red and
white. yc.rr, Grand Rlvd Woodward
Reward Trinity 1870. - Custer
LOST charm bracelet gold ara silver.
valued As keepsake, reward. Fe1tor7
$500
LOST White spitz male, answers Pal
Reward 1856 Vinewood Tyler s-te2
MALI DOC Beagle, Fox Terrier white
with black markings vicinity Seward
A,e Reward. Can J, y. Long. Trinity
.2.5soo.
REWARD, Lost black ana white fox ter
rer, vicinity seward and woodward.
Madison 9l4a
RING Lost. lsdy's platinum set diamond
solitaire four small sapphres IN setting
Liberal reward Enfversity 2-7563.
WALLET Brown leather. last SUNDAY;
Keep money return papers. Mslrose 1879
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Kenneth Allison $50 Edward Hunts,
1873 Thomas Laurie I7e San Posenhlatt
i5E Harold NcKinnon $40. PHILIP Ran
dsn iss George schrsm 10, Charles
John is9 Richard Austin 100
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AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO MECHANICS
ESSENTIAL WAR WORK
Good Wages SIS per week guArArteel
2-STEADY WORK
SEE MIR. GLRTCH
CRATES PONTIAC SALES \ SERVICE
5077 GRATIOT At BOULEVARD
All ROUND tool maker tor small assem-
hy fixtures. Can I'd Cummings, Trinity
t.7l00
AUTO service manager a real position 10
Al man Olds Dealer. 3725 Cd RiVrt
AUTO mechanic. motor rebuilders - 20
nor hour time and. one -han for ever
time come ready for WORK bring tools.
nANIS- tonN EA.E
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

CARLSON STUDIOS Advertising display
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph qIlt