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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Lillian Gish
And Her Pal ,
Malcolm!
BY IRENE M. HAWKINS
Women's Editor, The Detroit Times

I HAVE just had lunch with
the most charming little person
have met in many a day
Lillian Gish, who opened Town
Hall season today at the Fisher
Theater.
Lillian breezed in looking like
a schoolgirl. Being little hay
on the matter of celebrities. as
10 how long they have been
about, took it for granted she
was probably the youngster she
looks. Until some one at the
table said, Miss Gish =. I in
terviewed you 20 years ago
when you were on the stage
here in Detroit" Which gave
me start -. for Lillian looks
not a day over Is.
On Keeping Young
That brought up the subject
of how does one keep young and
work hard Miss Gish being
on lecture tour Of the country
with engagements so close to-
gether that she spends most of
her time on trains.
Miss Gish laughed -. work is
fun and interesting, she said ..
there's only one thing that ages
q woman boredom.
There you have il, ladies -.
Al the rate we're all going these
days, 10 years should have
rolled off our shoulders ..
come peacetime.
Miss Gish travels not alone,
but with q secretary and a dog.
Malcolm!
The dog is a West Highland
Terrier, in appearance a cross
between a Sealyham and a
Scottie, except he's white
gray at the moment, adds Miss
Gish from travel and
she refuses TO suds him because
il is not good for his health. ..
twice a year Malcolm gets a
bath no more. Malcolm
comes from Scotland g.. hence
Ms name.
When asked if Malcolm trav-
eleu in the baggage car, Miss
Gish says E. very seldom -.
YOU see we cover him UP with a
newspaper and nobody notices
him at all. II he has TO 60 in
the baggage car. / 60 with him
he's my friend and /
couldn't desert him.
Stage Appearances
Malcolm makes stage appear
ances along with his mistress
and she has him embroi-
dered on her handkerchiefs e.
Malcolm sitting up on his
launches, looking adorable.
Isn't he quite a problem, we
inquired travelling about?
Well, of course. she replies &.
he has to have his daily walk
:. that is my job ). he keeps
me healthy, for otherwise I
would probably not walk.
Lillian Gish is utterly I'M
spoiled and has a handclasp
that would warm your heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Regular Exercise Keeps
Working Girls in Condition
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

II YOU are a working girl.
you have no business getting fat
or losing your figure. Not if you
expect 10 go on up the success
ladder You have TO be fit TO
make that climb.
in your kind of work. you
don't need as many calorieS as
you would in standing all day
long, and not nearly as.many As
you would in work in which you
walked around Sitting on the
job, YOU use so calorieS per
pound per hour; standing. re-
Taxed 63 calorlcs per pound per
hour and walking slowly. L2l
caloricS
Need Vegetables
But while YOU don't need
three big meals a day. you do
need Just as many green veee-
tables and as much milk-a full
plnt-aS any one else
A breakfast that includes an
egg, fruit jjt juice Frheie grain ct
enriched toast and coffee costs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

THAT is the best news. l
have heard in a long timer
Philip Veritzeen exclaimed, ris-
ing TO his feet. Where is this
scene 10 be staged?"
I'm your private apartment"
my father answered. but we
haven't time 10 plan the details
now. I'll talk with you later
about il. Just now / have some
thing vitality important 10 con-
slider. Tell me, if l may be so
bold as 10 ask, who is TO step
into Redfield's role tomorrow
night. if you dismiss him to-
morrow"
Evening star., 1943-04-18
Churchill Praises VaIor
OF Indian Soldiers
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 17.-Prime Min
lister Churchill praised the valor of
Indian soldiers everywhere In a mes
sage today to the viceroy of India.
Lord Linlithgow.
We watched with admiration the
splendid achievements of the 4th
Indian division at the battle of
Mareth and in the recent victory
at Wadi Akarit," the message said.
The 4th Indian Division first went
into action in Egypt in December.
1910. BY the middle of last Febru-
ary 1t was reported to have suffered
$4,000 casualties, but to have cap
tured 100000 German and Italian
prisoners.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
Final Senate Action Due
Tomorrow on PAY Bill

The Senate may complete action
tomorrow on the compromise war
time pay bill for Federal and Dis
trict employees, to replace, with
some changes, the temporary De-
cenber overtime law which expires
April 80. The House then must act
on the compromise agreement. The
principal changes are:
To give fiat $500 instead of
overtime to those in the low salary
brackets, for whom the present 2l.6
per cent increase for a 48-hour week
amounts to less than $500. The
2l.6 per cent rate, in return for the
20 per cent longer week now In
effect. would be continued for other
employees.
Where the work week is difficult to
measure In hours-principally in the
legislative and judicial branches
the low brackets also get a fiat $500.
while those receiving $4,000 or more
q year basic pay would get Is per
cent. All Of these employees now get
10 per cent.
The new bill also permits increase
on the overtime basis above the
5000 bracket, but computed only
on the first $4,000 of pay.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
CorcoranP Public Ballot
Opens Tomorrow
Visitors Will Designate
Choice in Exhibition

The Corcoran Gallery of Art to-
morrow will open the polls for the
public vote on the best picture in
the 18th Biennial Exhibition of Con-
temporary American Oil Paintings.
All this week visitors to the gal
1ery may vote for their favorite pic
ture of the 264 exhibition entries.
After votes are tailed next week
the 5000 popular prize" will be
awarded to the artist chosen by the
public.
The public rarely agrees with the
expert jury, called in to award the
rest Of the prizes in the exhibition,
according to C. Powell Minnigerode.
gallery director. He also has opened
to the public the burlesque Of the
exhibition done by students at the
Corcoran School of Art. The win
ming burlesque was painted by 13-
year-old Jill Mills and satirizes the
flrst-place exhibition winner, Henry
Matson's Rocks"
The gallery is open from 2 to 6
O'Clock this afternoon and from noon
to 4:30 pm. tomorrow. The rest
Of the week it is open from 8 am.
to 4:30 pm. 1t will also open Fri
day from to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
258,0O0 Calls Monthly
Jam Telephone Lines
To District Building
April, September and
March Called Peak
Periods Due to Queries

If you want to avoid busy signal.
don't telephone the District Govern
ment - National 5000 in March,
April or September.
The switchboard is very heavily
loaded in those months" Walter E.
Kern, District electrical engineer,
said yesterday. Those are the tax
periods. Just now the telephone
lines are jammed with people calling
In about their income taxes, auto
mobile licenses and fire escapes for
rooming and boarding houses. But
1t will let up after while"
Phone Bill Increased.
A number of years ago, Mr.. Kern
recalls, the Districts annual tee
phone bill totaled about $4,000
Last year it reached approximately
100000. District officials made SO, 900
outgoing calls during February. In
termittent test checks show an
average of 1000 incoming calls a
day. That would make an esti-
mated total of 258,000 telephone calls
through the switchboard a month,
not including Sunday calls. Seven
teen telephone operators are on the
payroll The switchboard, which
has been moved from the District
Building to the New Municipal
Center on Third street and Indiana
avenue NV, has 100 trunk lines
and II positions.
Hang Up and Call Back"
"One thing that would help the
situation great deal" Mr.. Kern
said, "is. If persons, when the Dis
trict telephone operator tells them
that certain telephone branch is
busy, would hang up and call back
later instead Of saying they prefer
to wait on the line. That would
vacate a trunk line and other per-
sons would be able to put through
calls to branches which are not
busy"
I'VE haven't got the money to put
on more operators" Mr.. Kern ex-
planned, cor install more trunk lines.
And even if we had 200 trunk lines,
the board still would be swamped.
There aren't enough District en-
ployes to answer that many calls"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Caldwell Was Last

Not since Sept. 10, 1919 when
Ray Caldwell. hurting for Cleve-
land turned in a no-hit. no-run
classic against them had the
Yankees been so close 10 being
hold hitleSs as they were in the
Windy City, it was recalled by
The scrlbes. In fact. the Yam
KEGS have been held without a
safety or a run but thrice in Al
years Besides caldwell, those
who turned the trick were old
Cy Young and George Foster.
hoth Of whom achieved the feat
for ne Red Sox
Caldwell was a Yankee cast
Of
incidentally. Joe Mccarthy
has hIS Rudy York. only the
Yankee Rudy York" is our old
friend Joe Gordon, the Ameri-
ran Leagues most valuable
player who like York. isn't
hitting lick As the Tigers
have been looking for York 10
lead them 50 the Yankees have
been looking 10 Gordon 20 do
Tho same. But there something
radically wrong with Joe, A.
fhcre IS with Rudy. What 30 30
about it7 Maybe Steve q Nell
and Joe Mccarthy viii put on
clinic n hopes that they can
trace the trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Zeller Reported Attempting Deal With Yank
Nj Leads
Him i'm
Golf Meet

WILMETTE, H. May 1S (UP(
The twenty-second annual Big
Ten golf tournament swung into
its second and final day today
with Illinois football star, Jimmy
Mccarthy, and MichIgan'S four
man team favored TO retain their
titles.
Michigan with 63S total held
a l0-Stroke lead over Illinois for
the team championship. Ohio
State posted b49, followed by
Northwestern with 65l and Wis
ConSin with 655. Minnesota and
Chicago trailed with CO. and 739.
Mccarthy. end on the Illinois
football team the last two seasons,
led the 37-man field for the indi-
vidual title with a 74-SO-l ia
score posted for yesterdays two
rounds. Trailing HIM by one stroke
was Doug Oldenburg of Wisconsin.
Also within shooting range were
Ben Smith of Michigan with 156.
Johnny StollI. Northwestern, and
Phil MarCelluS, Michigan. with
fs,Tf. and Jtfn Stewart, Northwest
rt-tr, with lbs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Throw High. Late

"Nick's dinky hit that kept
Ross out OF the Hall of Fame
Was a bounder of Ross pitching
hand which bounced away n few
feet. Ross pounced on the ball
hut his throw 10 first was high
and late. Possibly II could have
been called an error for Ross,
though after the game no one
in the White SoX locker room
questioned the judgment of the
official scorer"
Jimmy Dykes said there was
no question about II being a hit.
IL knew IL as soon as ] saw
Etten on first base" the White
SoX manager said in the club.
house after the game. There
can he absolutely no Kick about
the scoring"
But among the 5000 onlookers
there was a different reaction,
according 10 reports of the game,
observation-disclosures had -ehseke3
q no-hitter and as he walked
of the field gave him the proper
aCcolade
you can imagine the uproar
when the announcer called:
New York, no runs, one hit F"
Daniel sand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Clark Gable S
Leader, Ex-Pro
Griidder, Killed

SAN JOSE. Cal. May IS up
Mai. Keith c. Blrlem. 27 for
mer little All-Amerlca' football
star who commanded the flight
squadron in which Capt Clark
Gable trained in Florida, has been
killed in action in Europe.
Birlem, as quarterback on the
San Jose State College team. was
named on the 1898 little All-Amer-
lea team.
The family did not know
whether Gable had remained with
Brlem'S squadron IN England or
whether the former actor took
part in the action in which Brlcm
was Killed,
Birlem played professional foot
ball with the Chicago Cardinals
and the Washington Redskins
after his graduation from San
Jose I'm 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Fight Results
By United Press

IVY lnlled Irtss
Baltimore Nd Chalky Wright 80 10.
Angeles technical Fnockedout FRANKIE
Carlo 1907. Philadelphia 80
New York Carl Buddy Farrell rsl
Newark y J Knocked on willie Hsgan
ISIS Haverhin Mass 49, GEORGE
WILSON i5i%. DETROIT stopped PM
Ensenga li9 Baltimore 60.
Newark y PVT Larry scaIone
ia Newark scored technical knockout
over Pvt Gin Jones ~. Cincinnat 81.
Philadelphia Al Trbusni. 1907. VII
mington, Del outpointed Al Bunny
Davis 1916 Brooklyn y Y G0i Ike
Williams. 1871 Trenton y D. decisioned
Ray Brown 1872 Chicago G0i.
HoyoKe Mass Chester Rico 13f New
YORK.. outpointed Kelly Jessup los Spring
field. Mass G0l. JOHNNY DUDLEY.
1877 DETROIT decisioned Ernie Davis,
1877 New York 81.
Chicago Buddy Waher Columbus. n
195 3. tee Mica knockedout Clarence
Brown. 1917. Chicago 90.
Washington Jackie Wilson. f2s PITS
hurgh won by a technical knockout over
Danny Petro, l23 = Washington G0).
Providence. r. kid Cocoa, l56i
Cuba. technical kuockedout A. Gilbert,
1851. Washington 90 Tahby Lewis. I2i,
Havana. scored a technical knockout over
Johnny Cockheld. 1872 New YORK 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Bob Hume Elected
Runner Who Made Sacrifice for Good Of The
Team Is Named M Track Captain

conferences best milers and Bob
was picking up points in the two,
mile. Thus, although he wasn't
the leading runner on the squad
his spirit and determination played
a major part in the teams sue
.CeSSeS. .8
When the switch TO the two-milc
was suggested. he knew he waSu't
physically built to run that dis
lance. but day after day he was
seen working on form and running
lap after lap to increase his en-
duranCe
Bob is in the Ere and is OK
pected to be called into the army
this summer However, il he re-
turns next season, Michigan is
assured capable leader Anc
maybe Coach Dohertv will have
another two-miler. which would
permit Bob to compete in the
event he prefers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Both Under .230

Both York and Gordon are
Under so. and while Joe has
hated IN some 10 runs. York
had a. nc Ia look driven
home a measly half dozen tallies.
With York hitting IN stride,
Tigers figure that they would
have won a half dozen more
games. With Rudy physically in
The best shape Of his career at
this time Of year his slump Is
held 4 deep mystery. q Neil
dropped HIM 10 sixth place m
The batting order and he re-
sponded with 2 home run. in
Chicago. only 10 return 20 his
mediocre ways after that He
cot two hits sunday, both
Pind-biown hukeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

ANN ARBOR, May 1s-Robert
Humiston Hume. who through 10y
atty TO his team ran in an event
he didn't like, will captain Michi-
Igan'S Big Ten track champions
next season. He was elected yes
'terday. and viii be the first junior
in years 10 pilot Michigan'S thin
'clads.
As a freshman he proved the
better miller Of the twin combina-
ton Of Bob and Ross Hume. How
ever this year he foresook his
specially and turned 10 the two
mile for the good Of the team
Ross could handle the mile duties
well enough. but the Wolverines
had no one for the longer rur
except Ernie leonardo who SUI.
fcred an early season injury.
/ As the season progressed, Bob
sacrifice proved a wise move since
Ross had developed into one Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Stephens
Out 6 Weeks

ST. LOUIS. May Is CUP)-The
81. Louis Browns faced the prob
lem today of fielding an adequate
replacement for Vern Stephens
sharp-hitting young shortStop, who
will be out OF action for at least
six weeks because of a fractured
kneecap.
X-rays disclosed yesterday that
Stephens had injured his knee
sliding into second base in a game
with the New York Yankees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Lands Voids Sale
OF Phelps 10 PhiIs

PITTSBURGH. May Is up
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
gram of the Philadelphia Phillies
was stymied temporarily today
with the disclosure that Commits
sloner kenesaw VI. Lands had
voided the sale Of Babe Phelps
Pittsburgh Pirate catcher. 10 the
PhillieS
Lands ruled that Phelps. who
failed 10 report within the pre-
scribed 10 days after the start of
the season, belonged on the volun-
tary retired list, where he must
remain for 80 days He cannot be
sold in the meantime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Sports
Lone Yank Hi
Of Sox HurIer
Scrotchy but OK
By LEO MACDoNELL

While they do not question
p the ruling Of the Official scorer
New York ScribeS travelling with
the Yankees agree that the hit
which robbed Buck Ross Of the
White Sox OF no-hit honors IN
Chicago the other day was
pretty Scratchy
1t was one az those things
that could have been called
either way" Daniel of the
World-Telegram reported Had
John Hoffman. who was calling
them i'm the press box at Comis-
key Field that day, ruled an
error for Ross instead Of a
safety for Nick Etten on the
only New York hit, there would
have been reason for demurrer.
'Nor was there any sound
basis for disputing Hoffman's
decision that IL was n hit"
lit was a scrstchy thing, all
right" Eddie Murphy of the
New York Sun recalled 1T
came in the second inning, after
Joe Gordon had whitfield for the
thirteenth time In 20 games.
Then Bill johnson hit into
double play. and Ross was out
OF his only tiny jam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Reaches Golden

horse depending what you the trainer That's why
Detros long meeting popular Saves shipping
Imagine the of stable like Mrs H. p BonnerS with 38
horses headed by the handicap star, Defense.
George Lewis, the Detroit mutue that il
costs to keep horse but he it's nothing for
trainers be doeful about
THE actual cost Is probably about $3.50
with the number of horses says Lewis figure Loco horses
here That's $500 day Add $500
training That's total o $1,000 a
Now we're giving $1,000 a purses So YOU the
trainers will about $1,000
Il think They'll do all right that" continued Lewis with
o thew win
of those $4,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Chick Evans Loses
In Damage Suit

CHICAGO, May 10 1NS)--
Charles Chick Evans. nationally
famous Chicago amateur golfer,
was under court order today to
pay Sl2,500 damages to Mrs.
Ella Collins. rs. for injuries she
suffered in an accident in which
Evans automobile was involved.
The damage award was made by
Circuit Judge Daniel p. Trude.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Star HurIer Escapes,
Prison 9 Crippled

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. May
Is ClNS) The Utah State Prison
baseball team was in a crippled
condition" today. due 10 the mys-
FERROUS escape Of the star pitcher.
Edward Myers. 80.
Myers, serving sentence as an
habitual criminal, escaped some
time Sunday, but was not missed
until yesterday, when a Salt Lake
City newspaper received an anony-
nous telephone tip from an un-
traced woman with "a cultured
voice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
1000 Horses ON Hand.
Six Stables TO Come

ard and Sallymar. Frank FitZ-
gerald. California hOrseman.
arrived with IL horses from Bay
Meadows and Jockey frankie
Zehr. G. {. Norman with IL
head, Keene Daingerfield with
10. the Brown Hotel Stable with
II, Willie Crump with Is and
Harry TrOtesk were among the
arrivals from Louisville.
Placing judges this season viii
be Henderson Van Zandt. l.. NJ
doc Holmes and Allan Lee
Lewis announces. Frank Otis viii
be clerk of scales, and the patro'
judges will be DR.. Alex Copeland
and William Miner.
Eddie Miller, in charge Of the
public address system. tested
the system on his arrival yester-
day from Cleveland. The entire
plant IL undergoing fast
renovation as the crews en-
deavOr to make up the time
they have lost through the
heavy rains.
Thousands of feet Of additional
thing have been laid in the track
infield in an effort 10 provide
drainage for the turf and steeple-
chase courses. Nevertheless
when the large connecting sewer
proved overloaded, the water
formed several small lakes in the
infield.
Don Fair, traCkman for the
Racing Form, is among the
arrivals from Louisville. His
assistant, jackson London, Will
take the chart call. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
And So All
Were Happy

LOS ANGELES. May Is GNS)
Referee Abe Roth was vindi.
Gated today by the California box.
ing commission for stopping the
Charley Burley-Holman Williams
fight at Hollywood Stadium FRI
day night.
The commission also exonerated
the boxers and ordered them paid
their purses which had been held
up pending the commission'S de-
clsion on what Roth called an UNI
satisfactory exhibition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

would wanted to your colors
down the Far Grounds stretch this summer.
Wilson watching the walk some Of his horses
cooling them out they call IT, after workout on the
when he broke down with some
3D. the financial facts OF life az the race track
Ia a hurry" he SAID that rickety
old leading Many
groon> 10 month them $3.50 month
glad HelpNau just cant get II,
Nern Cloud the blacksmith plating that horse
reSetting the
10 aluminium Now
Won't he heavier steel one>-and glad them.
good look that 81 horses eating their heads
OF a whore used 10 be sic back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

Straw just bed them down. SOS only Sc less Good
SS25 for threebushe bagued he S2lOand do they
fast!
Carrots: Why. know how much stuff
table You might we'll orchids
MUNICH taNeed which used to he integral horses
diets is Is cents a pOund-but you can't buy any"
You the idea from Wilson who looking his
earod LkeaSnot then other changes EXer
boys who used take % for taking horse
around 81 crack Jockeys get S5 for winner and SIS
herebggeS United StateThatS from the
pocket groomS 81 leading
horse the paddock SIS altogether the horse wins The track
pays that anything 10 keep the help happy.
Trainers figure anywhere from SO day TO keep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Indiana Cage Coach
Gets Navy Orders

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. May Is
tUP)-Lt (jg) Branch Me-
Cracker, head basketball coach at
In diana University. has been
ordered 10 report for duty July l
at the naval pre-hlght training
school at Chapel Hill, ~ c.
McCracken has coached Indiana
cage squads since 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

daily prints the Night Edition only the
horse which experts feel IS among the outstanding
bets of the day.
key appears night Eight Star and Red Line
number corresponding each letter Of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE
The code follows;
Asa e - H36 I20 J-SS
I.S9 M-65 No O7O Pa Q-S7 RS S-S2 TOO
VA
will enable decipher the -
omorrows code appearing ONLY THE NIGHT EDITION..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press
AMERICAN IFACIF

Washington pyle 3.2 A. g. LOUIS
(Gaiehousc LII = 2. m. Detroit time,
New York tBorowy Ia A. Detroit
(Newhouser o-l)-3 , m EWT
Boston (hughson 2-i At Cleveland
Dean 2-0l--S 80 p m EWT
Philadelphia christopher 2 81 A. Chi
cago tSmifh 1-2i-t m. Detroit ttne.
NATIONAI LEAGUE
PITTSBURGH (SeWen 800 a. Ros' IN
tJaverv 2-n--3 m FWT
Cincinnati tRiddle 30 A. New York
tSsviss 1903 y m EWT
Chicago tRthorn $50 Phiade phis
johnson 7.p o m FWT
-. LOUIS (Whus 20 ~ Brooklyn
wyatt i-D-3 3. N. EWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18
Shapiro Next for Henry

PHILADELPHIA. May 1s ms
.-- Henry Armstrong began train
ing IN Philadelphia today Tor his
10-roIrd bout With Ma&ie Shapiro
Eonday night st Convention Hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

All but six stables which are Ia
race al the Fair Grounds starting
Saturday are already on the
grounds, mutuels manager George
Lewis reported today
"Tn have to get the rest In
with a shoehorn." Lewis said
after the grooms had bedded
down the IS stables that came
in over the weekend from
Maryland, New York and Ken
lucky tracks.
There are almost 1000 horses on
the grounds right now.
The stables Of Louis J. Lepper
of Detroit coming from Pimlico,
NJ. +. Van Berg. Nebraska turf
man and J. p. Smith. California
horseman, are virtually the only
ones Of any Importance still to be
unloaded.