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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
GEORGE BLAME

Services viii be held Saturday
at 3 p m. in the c o. Lynn Co.
chapel for George Blake. SIS. Rt.
l. Box Sol. Puyallup. Burial in
New Tacoma cemetery. A native
OF Scotland, he had lived in Wash
ington 81 years and was retired
real estate man. He is survived
by four sons, Bryce and Ronald
Tacoma. George of Redondo and
Hugh of Yelm; four daughters,
Mrs. Enid Ruscher. Tacoma, Mrs.
c. J. Nocturnal, Bremerton, Mrs.
Albert Larson. Wollochet, and
Mrs. F A Cloquet of Port Or
chard; % grandchildren and five
great grandchildren
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5

ASA p. m: 6O07 So. Sprague st,
chimney fire.
sos p. m: Monarch Door Co,
false alarm.
ll:l0 p. m: No. 10th and Pros
pect ave. chimney fire.
THURSDAY FEB. I
SOS a. m: ia No. Cushman
ave. chimney fire.
see n. m: 1885 So. Hosmer st,
chimney fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
CiUilian Defense
q ~ q.
Meetings Called

Precinct 67-Air raid wardens,
Stewart junior high school, Thurs
day, 7:30 ?. m
Looking for a home? Read the
Times Want Ads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
SMALLER OPERATIONS

Operation of small structures.
one TO four-family buildings. shows
the picture is even better" says
the survey. Such major items of
cost for apartment houses as fuel
and utilities are not Of equal i'm
portance in the small operations
since these items in most cases
are paid for by the tenants.
Landlords net operating in
come is computed by subtrscting
total expense before interest or
depreciation. from actual rental in
come" says the report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
JAMES BACHELOR

James Bachelor, 81, died Tues
day at a Seattle hospital. He
resided AZ Burton, Vsshon island.
A native OF Iowa. he had lived on
Vashon islano 20 years. Surviv-
ing him are two sons. Raymond,
Of Oakland. Calf, and Warren.
Bremerton. two daughters. Mrs.
Lillian White, Yakima. and Mrs
Evelyn Hofmeister. Burton; four
brothers. J. =. Bachelor. Tacoma.
snd John. Win and Benjamin. al
m keofas.a. and one zsster, Ars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05

ptlklNe oegofallnks ana Eenerall3
stable expenses.
LANDLORDS NOT HIT
The survey stated that any in.
creases in prices or wages for
Hens involved in MANAGEMENT Of
real estate mean little except when
considered in the light Of opera
tons as a whole
An isolated price increase
In a commodity does not affect
the actual dollar expenditure
of a landlord II he cannot oh
tain the necessary materials
and labor. or II he fails To use
them" said the report. Not
until such price rises are trans
lated into Increases in land
lords expenditures do they fig
ure in the landlords real costs
Of operation.
Total expenses for apartment
houses remained practically the
same in 1910 as IN 1889 and in
creased only 2 per cent in 1871.
This may be contrasted with a rs
per cent increase in rental income
from 1882 to 1a4l. II is estimated
there may be another 2 per cent
increase during the first year OF
rent control"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05

Worront officer ond Mrs.
Donold {. Hildreth tobove)
we're home recently 10 visit
Mrs. HiIdreth's porents, Mr..
ond Mrs n. 1. Bortels Of
Alder. They olso visited REL
olives ond friends in To-
coma He oroduoted from
Stewort junior high end Of
tended Stodium high. he
joined the ormy OF Fort
Lewis almost five yeors GOO.
Since then the Hildreths
hove mode their home OF
Vorious militory posts
throughout the cost ond
south, their lost one OF Fort
Bennino. Go. Mrs. Hlldreth
is remaining with her por-
ents OF Alder while he IS in
desert ironing OF O new post
near lndio, Col. He wos
promoted from noster ser
oeont 10 worront officer lost
October.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
OBITUARY NOTICES

Arvilla Lewis. in Nebraska C. o.
Lynn Co. are in charge Of funeral
arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05

VICTOR VAN BssHLER

Victor Van Bishler. SO. died sud
denly Wednesday while working
at the Seattle Tacoma shipyards.
A native OF Belgium. he had been
in the U. s for 80 years and re-
sided at Rt. Z. Olympia. He leaves
his wife. Rachel. OF the home.
Tuells have sent the body TO Oiym-
pia for funeral services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
Mrs JOSEPH MARCEIIA

Mrs. Vsleris Msreeljs, 80. died
Tuesday at a local hospital. A
native of JuSoslsvis, she had lived
IN Tacoma q years. Her home
address was 56l4 No. Sesview 81.
She was a member of the slsvonis
Beneficial Society. Local 4o3. Be-
sides her husband. Joseph, she
leaves a son. Walter, Of the home,
9 brother. Edward. ard parents,
NJ. and Mrs. Anton Msrcella.
Gaffneys will announce the H.
neral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
INFANT LANES JACkoMskI

Infant James JaekOwsh died
Wednesday at a local hospital.
Besides the parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sigmund Jackowski, 1881 Ea. 46th
st. he leaves grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Simon sni Mrs. A.
Jackowski. al of Tacoma. Cassidy
4 Allen WI make the funeral
arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
MARIIYN AIRLINE DRAkE

Marilyn Airline Drake, 20, died
Wednesday at a local hospital.
She was stenographer and lived
at Rt. 6, Box 142 A, in the Browns
Point district. She came to Ia
coma six months ago from Hector,
MINI, and was member of the
Methodist church. She is survived
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter A. Drake. and a sister,
Winifred Lucia Drake. of Hector
grandparents, Mrs. Elizabeth Cal
lister. Tacoma, and Mrs. Joseph
Evenson of Long Beach. Calf,
and an aunt. Miss Mona Callister
of Tacoma. c. c. Mellinger are IN
charge Of funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
Gbe Gaecmd 6imcs
LANDLORDS NOT MT

petitive decorating. and generally
stable expenses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-05
MRS. JOSEPH BELL =

Funeral services will be held Fri
day at ] p. m. at c. o. Lynn Co.
Chapel for Mrs. Edith Bell so.
us No. Stadium Way. lnterment
in Mountain View Memorial park.
Mrs. Bell died Wednesday at a
local hospital. A native of Mis-
souri,. she had lived rs years in
Tacoma. Besides her husband. DR..
Joseph Bell, she leaves son,
Joseph Bell, jr., and a daughter,
Miss Ann Powell, both Of Tacoma;
her mother. Mrs. Anna Albert, Of
Newberg, Ore: a brother, Louis
Albert. Rex, Ore and two sisters,
Mrs. Lou fhll. Seattle, and Mrs.
Jennie Dswsr. San Francisco,
Cafif.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Making Big Dough

Connie Mack smiles when
any body mentions a depression
n baseball The venerable
Philadelphia must be fairly
Wallowing m sugar these days
His Athletics have been
playing 10 record crowds
wing 32.117 with the
Yankees last Sunday Joe
Gordon is Scraping the 200
mark in his worst batting
slump
Johnny Mize. who weighed
245 when no joined the navy, Is
down 20 225. his playing weight
with Mickey Cochrane'S Great
Lakes team J. Walter Ken
nedy of Stamford. Conn. who
replaces Joe Petritz as director
of athletic publicity at Notre
Dame. is a 1884 graduate Of
the South Bend school in sour
nshSn.
Fetrltz. who had no superior
rs a purveyor OF college sports
publicity. Is in the navy e. All
week day games in ST. Louis
now starts at 2 $50 o'clock 1870
Detroit tlmel PNi Ray
Robinson fights Ralph IaneIIi
al the Boston Garden July L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
WilIiePep
PASSES
Physical

HARTFORD. Conn June &c
CUP) - Fcatherwcight champion
Willie Pep passed ms final phvsi-
cal examination at the induction
center today and was ordered 10
report for army basic training at
Fort Devcns, Mass. July /.
Pep. whose draftcard glNeS his
real name as William Papaleo,
said he hoped TO get job as a
physical instructor, but III take
anything they give me %
From now on Ill do all my
fighting in the army" he added.
Pep showed a nervousness he
never displayed in the ring as he
joined a long lineup at the center.
II wish they'd get this over
with and let me know one way
or the other" he SAID I'm
ready To go. just want them
TO hurry up and let me know
how | stand.
Later. when doctors gave him
a rating Of 100 por cent general
service. he was more composed.
I'm in" be- announced beam
inglV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Pacific Coast
League Splits

SAN FRANCISCO. June 16
(UP)-The Pacific Coast confer
ence, one Of the most powerful
and closcly-knit intercollegiate
circuits in the country since 1915.
today split into t1ro divisions for
the duration with the adoption Of
strcamlinod, traVe -rationcd
football schedule for next fan.
The split originally designated
as improbable by several fac
ulty representatives. came after
12-hour JOINT session Of faculty
men and graduate managers OF
the lO-School conference. Hence
forth, the southern division Will
com PRISE California. Stanford,
Southern California and UCLA.
while the northern loop WIN be
made up Of Washington. Idaho
Montana. oregon, Oregon State
and Washington State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

t.-h' with Johnny Jones al Fort
Hamilton, BROOKLYN. the other
r-rt Mccoy GOT The duke.
sammy Angott, between pout>.
works or MS brothers fam a,
Washington, Pa.
Dorothy Williams of the
Times city staff back from q
'f1St- III Now York. reports Bob
Jeans former Detroit news
hawk and aO-arCund sportsman
threatens 10 write a book which
he may label My Eight
Months I'M the Army. or How
! Climbed Up 10 BE an ORDERLY q.
II seems Jeans tried ono Of
those hand-ol cr-hand maneuv-
or> and dropped into a canyon.
a-raNlnc- a gopher hole or seme-
thing and was so thoroughly
Jared up that Uncle Sam de-
CIded il vas cheaper 10 return
him 20 the New York Daily
News than 10 repair him q.
The very able Miss Williams is
going 10 Washington 10 work
for q press syndicate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
McAfee Plays Golf
Pending Navy Verdict
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, June 16-George
NcAfee An-Amcrican football
star from Duke and later with
the Chicago Bears is marking
time here awaiting the start OF
a.~ new assignment July L.
10 reported 20 the University
of Michigan "a week ago as a
pty-lca. instructor for the navy
men who VIII bc stationed there.
AIcA'Co Is chief specialist IN the
Gene Iunuay program.
Ar present McAfee is not sure
vroth, hc VIII be allowed 20
r'.. football for Michigan II be
fasD- arl courses al the uulvcr-
s'y ha VIII hc eligible under the
Weston Conference rules but he
must obtain The permission OF the
commanding officer as he has
been signed as an instructor
and NOT student.
E.stea is living az the Michi-
San Union wish I'd KoWaL foot
ta.. 'sI from Illinois VINO also
T5tey-- r7------ ire chicago Bears
&bg-e five years ago They were
i- Detroit sunday where they
played golf al Red Run with
Hunk Anderson coach OF the Chi
cseo Bears and one Of the iCrc4
esi h.yter, IN thc Detroit golf cir
-t.. ... q .-.......a.
. rr.tt.... Co.,, .,.-..-...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Mackenzie, Cooley
Play for Prep Title

Mackenzie and Cooley continue
then baseball argument for the
northwest division Metropolitan
High School championship today
an Northwestern. Rain cut in yes
tcrday in the eighth with the
teams tied Al 2-2.
PCrShlng won the east side title
from DENLY. 81. ChadSey meets
either Cooley or Mackenzie to-
morrow for the west side honors.
The city title game may be held
over until next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

Morgan, clown with
southpaw style. won the deci.
sion. IL vas Adams first set
back In four professional fights"
Johnny Mize biggest member
o. The Great Lakes team and
Eddie Pollasrini. the smallest
arc among The indNdua. bait
ing Leaders and th,v use tho
same bat In a lien filed boo
blTgh the goNcumer'
claims Frlzic Civic etHI owes
nCic Sam Si9i9 - on h.- 1911
gcOme iaN.
Tony GaI-ntO is signed for APE
ether ficht-th.s tirc ar knox
tIic Tenn. There ouctta
.0 law GunGcr HalE the
swedish runner. is Ee'tr- on
with his E4sllsn 49,. Re knows
one WORD okay.
-Four White SoX players are
within eaT.1Ct 0i an army call
Edgar Smith. bon Ko.oHay.
Sheeter WcOb and CHal Crow
. Wc5b j. Steve C.$e.ls som
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

center field tor Sans in the
Detroit Baseball Federation is
home on a short leave Be
fore entering the coast guard
he played hockey. football and
baseball at CaSs Tech.
Cpl George hi. an enthuSi-
astIc University Of Detroit foot
ball follower, has written to
Lloyd Brazil for the scores OF
all the L. OF D.-Holy Cross
games Cpl. IhA is some
where in England and, if he IS
right, he wins a bottle Of Bass
ale Most likely The other
half of the argument from
somewhere near Boston where
they take their football very
seriously The TIfans won
twice 2l-7 30 and lost once,
81.
SGT Bob Wei sports editor
Of the L OF i. Varsity News
in 1871, has arrived In North
Africa =. He is attached IN a
hospital station Whitley
Willis. the former Detroit Tiger
hathoy IS now IL Albert p.
Willis Jr. OF the army enei.
necrs lie is stationed al
Camp Abbot in Oregon and
helps with the baseball team
there He laid out the dia-
mond for the athletic depart
ment.
Doug Flari'y cannon ball
artist from Manistee. won r7e
Fort Sheridan tennis tile de-
feating Bill Seaman al Portage.
Wis. 60, 6-3. in the final.
Seaman reached the finals by
defeating Edith Wutt.
WAC mess sergeant IN the
SomifnalS n three Sets
Flarlty VIII compete m the
Illinois state singles tourna-
mcnt.
Tom Flynn from Detroit is
the No ! fighter ar Chanufe
Field III He became
tWo-tl'lc winner when no
earned close decision over
Fred CinorSki New Boston O..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Frnka May Take
-Presnell S Post

LINCOLN. Neb., June l6 tUP)
The possibility that Henry
Frnka. Tulsa University football
coach,> may be appointed head
coach al tho University Of Ne
hraske was seen today as tho Me-
braska athletic board scheduled a
meeting for July 7. presumably 10
select the new coach
Frnka has been most proml-
ncntly mentioned as the successor
10 Glenn PreSnen, who is entering
the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Amount Is Still
To Be Decided,
bowling Says
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Racing Commissioner William
J. Bowling will increase the daily
license fee paid by the Detroit
race track he said today.
The track now pays the state
$500 a day, in addition to rental
for the property at the Fair
Grounds.
Officials Of the Detroit Racing
Association, now enjoying the
most prosperous meeting in It's
history, are ready to pay an in
creased tax,
The exact amount of the in
crease IS still to be settled by
Downing and the track manage
ment.
Anticipating record racing
season, Bowling told track Off
Gals he would raise the fee if
business warranted.
IT'S AGREEABLE
This was agreed 10. according
to Mutuels Manager Georg c
Lewis.
Owe are ready TO give the
state more money, the amount
is the only question:" said
Lewis. I'VE don't want such n
boost that we cannot continue
To pay good purses and keep up
the standard of racing-but we
know the commissioner wants
good racing a. much as we do.
when we were planning this
meeting we figured the new rae
ing bill would pass the Legisla-
ture. That would have provided
10 per cent mutuel take with
the state taking ? per cent
instead of a fixed daily fee.
INCREASE PURSES
Under that arrangement, we
figured we would have $4,000
for each day with which to
build up racing, so we increased
the purses by that amount.
The racing bill did not pass,
but we stuck to the purse in
creases, anyway. 1t has worked
out all right, because we at
tracted good horses and big
crowds.
1--WE expect the matter OF this
Increase To be worked out i'm an
amicable manner" Lewis said.
Crowds at the track have aver
aged more than 1000 a day and
the betting handle for the first Is
days was S6.l95 .236 This period
may not be indicative Of the whole
meeting since 1t includes four
Saturdays and Memorial Day.
But il shows that had the Legis-
lature passed the bill. allowing
for The larger mutuel take. the
states share would have far eX-
ceeded $500 day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

b5I races ci the Detroit turf
season Its going TO bring m
thousands of fans and every
cent OF admission money is
gong TO relief
Onc-thTd Of tho money is
going TO TIE fund which Jack
Pickering. Detroit Times COLI
umnSt. has been booming in his
column, Here anG Now.
The Sunshine Fund was or
ganizcd this spring and Spon-
>orcd by The Detroit Times as
4 means OF lurnLshLng additional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Sd Dutton in Navy

Norman Dutton. third son Of
NerVyn tR,dl Dutton m-nag
ing director of the National
Hockey League. has Joined the
Canadian navy Two older
brothers joined the RCAF q.
Joe was killed IN action and
Alex reported missing II has
lust been revealed that Casey
Stengel who suffered a broken
leg in an auto accident, almost
lost the Lee l.. For a time The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

be presented 10 the Army
Emergency Relief Fund this
Saturday.
With gate admissions for Sat-
urday averaging approximately
$4,000, il is evident that even
with bad weather the Sunshine
Fund will receive at least $500
as its share from Saturdays
racing.
In dividing Saturdays gate
admissions between the Sun
shine Fund. The Detroit News
Overseas Cigarct Fund and the
Detroit Free Press Fresh Air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Tigers, Indians
To Play Tonight

CLEVELAND, June 16-Given
a days rest because Of weather
conditions, the Tigers and Indians
were 10 resume the American
League schedule tonight.
With last nights contest post
poncd Paul Dizzy Trout still
was The Tiger mound choice.
He'll be seeking his sixth victory
against four defeats and will face
Chubby Dean, who's won and lost
three.
After .tomorrow's day game the
Tigers return 10 Detroit to meet
st. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

nurses at the OScoda sub-base
gunnery school.
The Sunshine Fund is COM
pletely non-profit the commit
tee members and Mrs. Anderson
paying even their own travel
ing expenses, telephone. tele-
graph and other incidental
costs OF the work.
The Detroit race track has
already set aside the gate adj
mission money of the first four
Saturdays and Memorial Day
for war relief funds. A share,
tntalinp more than S42. 900. is 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

right Hunk explained. but
when he tries To belt them, look
out. He's apt TO he on any fair
way or over any fence, even II
its three fairways away. But
he'll learn"
Hunk Is going 10 visit Notre
Dame tomorrow and then co 20
Chicago for the meeting Of the
pro league lie VIII confer viii
It. Comdr. George HalaS, owner Of
the Bears, about the 1913 season
wen play even IL we only
play every other sunday hut IL
will be- good football"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

equipment and comforts for
wounded Servicemen.
The chairman of the fund is
Mrs. Glenn Anderson, who ike
wise organized and carried out
last winters campaign in Detroit
10 send some 1000 Christmas
packages 10 soldiers and sailors.
First enterprises were az
Percy Jones Hospital and the
largest project was furnishing
huge Sundeck on the roof. per
hitting COnvaleScent veterans
from Gmanalcanal. New Gulnea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Record Entry
I'm u. vi. Golf

a record entry is expected 10
compete In the annual University
OF Michigan golf tournament AZ
Forest Lake morrow The
toUInamcnf VIII be followed by a
dinner inlthe evening with enter
talnment
Thepc Will be individual and
elias, prizes The golfers fro IN
each year viii be classified and
ihc four low scoTers for each class
VIlf" he the team total OF that
group Ken Dohcrty. whose track
team won The Western Conference
rlc couple of weeks ago. will
br guest Of honor. The other
coaches including Fielding II. Yost
and Fritz Crlsler will be on hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Ernie Way Funeral
To Be Held Friday

Funeral services for Ernie Way,
veteran Detroit Golf Club green
keeper. who died Saturday IN
Miami Fla, will be held Friday
al ! p. m Al the Haley Funeral
Home. Hamilton and Puritan
Burial will follow at WoOdlawn
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Ocean Wave Arrives
At Chicago Track

CHICAGO. June Is ms
Ocean Wave, the 3-year-old son Of
Blenhelm II. was al Washington
Park today, ready 10 work out in
preparation for appearances IN the
Arlington Classic and tho Amer
lean Derby where ne viii chal-
lengc Count Fleet
Whlrlaway leading money VIM
ner, IS scheduled 10 arrive today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Hagg Will Skip
Detroit on Tour

Charles r. Brennan Michigan
AAJ secretary today announced
he declined the offer OF Dan
Ferris. National AAU secretary.
Tor the appearance here OF Gun
dar Hagg Swedish distance cham
plon Lack OF sponsors 70 put up
me necessary expense money was
the prevailing circumstances"
said Brennan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Hey, Nick, Look

Nick Lcodcs VIII pc .y'Cr-
fe'od ir tr5S Tho New NoIt
Post SaEs.
Larry A.sS9u."-thr Clrt@lrnf
boxing promoter, j. doing ~
little postwar planning He viii
move In tho Detroit Olympia
and the Chicago stadium a.
matchmaker and promoter after
ths war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

and other battle areas to get
outdoors.
Since then a portable piano
and some motion picture pro.
Jectors and sound equipment
have been added, through
money donated by the United
Automobile Workers.
Projects now under way are a
recreation room and medical
and other equipment for the big
Sclfridge Field Hospital and
two dayToomS and a room for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
White Sox, Mats
To Play Relief Game

CHICAGO, June is GNS)-A
doubleheader baseball game, fea-
turing the Chicago White Sox, the
Washington Senators and the
Great Lakes navy teams was an
nounced today.
It will be staged al Comiskey
Park the evening Of June 30. the
proceeds gong to war relief funds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

The horses are going 10 run
for something more important
Than the 5000 cold cash in rae
50. Aub.n Handicap Al the De-
uoit race track Saturday.
The best ,wo-year-olds onthc
grounds. colts like Black Badge.
md tIJac, hko Red Wonder and
Good Cons. VIII be ringing up
dollar, for the Sunshine Fund
for wounded Servcemen with
,tu.y beat of their hoCf>.
Tins U.s. going 20 be one OF tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

will forsake the
amateur ranks,
il was revealed
today.
Miss Callen,
S G lie c te d by
sports writer's
a s h e ou &
standing female
athlete of 1912,
has beenaSigned
by a Boston
W a er show
c o m p a Y 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Fight Results

New York-Joe Null. 100 Brooklyn
outpoinied Ernest tCaD Robinson, Jas,
New York 81. Joe Goverrai l6f Brook
yn declsionea Pm EBzsBFs ~ Bait
more CO.,
New York jackie Cooper 1f9 chi
cago. defeated Georg.c kochar. $50. Y. $
Coast Guard tSt Willard HOGAN. l3a
Pelham ~ drew Nith George smith
1883. hawaii tsf
Sew Bedford Mass rr1mt NcIarrir
1873 New Bedford oufpoir'ed Russell Saw
yer 1875 New YORK 49, Zoe LemieuN
1t2N New Bedford deciu0nsd chic Tug
giles, if6, Boston 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

Fund, the track is following its
policy of giving for local relief.
where the public can see the
results.
This policy is carried out in
its gifts TO such causes as the
army emergency relief fund.
The money thus given is ex-l
pended for the benefit of SOL
diers and their dependents from
this area.
Later in the meeting the
track is 10 announce plans for
further gifts.
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make a tour Of the United States.
She will be one OF the featured
performers.
The holder OF more than 30
American swimming titles Miss
Callon viii receive the largest
guarantee ever paid a swimmer
10 turn professional, u was said.