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Evening star., 1944-02-13
Churchill
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Mediterranean, and Gen. Sir Har-
old Alexander, commander of Allied
forces in Italy.
Text of Statement.
The text of his statement fol-
lows:
The Prime Minister has received
reports from Gen. Wilson and Gen.
Alexander in which both comman-
ders express confidence that the
great battle now proceeding for the
capture of Rome will be won.
In the bridgehead itself the
Allies now have very strong army
and superiority both in artillery
and tanks.
Although spells Of bad weather
interrupt from time to time the de-
livery Of supplies, the amount
landed in the bridgehead substanti-
ally exceeds the schedule prescribed
before the operation was begun,
owing to reserves which have been
built up in the fair weather period.
"All battles are anxious as they
approach the climax, but there is
no justification for pessimism, ac-
cording to reports from responsible
authorities"
Regarded as Unusual.
The statement was considered
unusual in London, as Mr.. Church.
Ill has rarely made such positive
assurances during an offensive
action.
The statement was handed out
without any advance notice-and
with no special demands for any
government explanation, although
the British press had expressed con-
Germ and featured reports of anxiety
In the United States.
The statement was not seen as
any hint that an early break
through to Rome was expected, but
it was welcomed as assurance that
any danger that the 5th Army would
be thrown back into the sea now
was past.
Mr.. Churchill made specific
point of Allied superiority in tanks
and artillery, thereby dispelling any
idea that the Americans and British
have to rely mainly on air bombs
and ship guns.
Spain's Interests Cited.
While it obviously was likely to
impress all neutrals, Mr.. Churchill's S
strong statement may we'll have
been intended especially for the
Spaniards, who have strong inter-
est in the Mediterranean and with
whom London and Washington are
now trying hard to reach some
satisfactory understanding in ad-
vance o., opening the western in
vasion
Any clear German military VIC
tory in Italy-even on a limited
scale-Would be handy ammunition
for pro-Fascist interests trying des-
perately to keep Spain under Axis
influence and the Prime Minister'S
statement is likely to go long way.
The enemy heard Mr.. Churchill's
statement before the British did, for
it was broadcast in German at 8
pm, more than hal an hour before
it was released at the Ministry of
Information. Five minutes before
the German broadcast, the state
ment was addressed to Canada and
the United States by radio, and later
it went out on all BIC overseas
broadcasts.
Poor reception on the British
home and forces program indicated
the forewarned Germans were at
tempting to jam the broadcasts.
Evening star., 1944-02-13

ALLIED SITUATION IMPROVES-The Allies their
beachhead south of Rome has improved
and 1t Gen. Mark W. Clark 5th Army commander
Minister Churchill yesterday predicted
the Eternal City Batehip symbol indicates lombard
men which aided Allies in repusng assault Arrows
from flags and Naz symbols shows points
head Allied headquarters said today papal grounds at
Gandolfo subject to bombing Germans had in
stalled themselves there "A P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
Cronch-T PTA

The Cranch-Taylor Parent.
Teachers Association will meet in
the Cranch School music room at
3 pm. tomorrow.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28

V zivote hercd "svar" nenf
novinkou. Obzvlaste mezi "Ki-
nohvezdami". Tyto spory jsou
casio vybicovany az do krajno-
sti. A ma vzdusnych vlnach 81
slavni radiovf komikove dob1-
rail- jeden druheho. Avsak no
vinkou ie kdyz Sc znamy spor
pTedvadf ma platne - obzvla-
ste kdyz je to sedm rok6 starry
svar mezi komikem w. c..
Fields-em a taskaTskym posme-
vackem Charlie McCarthym.
Oba jmenovanf zapocali S
vymenou slovnich potycek kdyz
Edgar Bergen zahajil svdj PRIV
nj program ma radiu. A komic-
kymi nepTateli Install az do
dnes. Nynf Charles R. Rodgers
v jeho United Artists hudeb-
MIN "Songs of the Open Road"
dial tyto diva "vadfcf Sc" komi-
ky d~ohromady ma screen.
Tento vytecny komicky film
"Songs of the Open Road"
jest pTedvaden Cd ctvrtka, dine
~. cervence denne
" MAYFAIR THEATRE
sos N. HOWARD ST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
SpOrtOvn1 Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY v COLL
scum 0 SVETOVE


PT1st1 1tery, L. srpna pora-
dany budou krizkove zapasy O
svetove mistrovstvl v Coliseum
Mr.. Ed Contosem.
V tonic zapase Babe Shar-
key, 253 ID. (Svetovy Mistr)
utka Sc s Ed"Whitey" Michaels
215 Id. (Byvaly zapasnfk Viii
lanova University. Zapas ten
to urcen jest ma dobu jedne po-
razky.
ZAPAS ZEN
Miss Mildred Burke, lat ID.
Worlds Lady Champion) z
Missouri VS.. Purple Flash CD
1873 ID. V1tezka zlskati must 2
v1tezstv1 re 3 utkan1.
V nasleduj1c1ch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky 1cinkuj1:
Mask Raider CD 232 Id. VS..
The Great Don Evans, 228 ID. z
Texasu.
Johnnie Long, 1877 ID. z Bal
timore VS.. John Vanskey, PIG
ID. (Litvfn).
Angelo Savoldi, 218 Id. Ital
z New Jersey VS.. Maurice La
chappelle, 1877 Id. z Francie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
3 u E T N

Ne.inovejsf a jake vsechny
pTedchazej1c1 nepotvrZene
zpravy z Nemecka pravily, re
Hitler sc skryva kdesi v Poryn1
re strachu O zivot a re byvaly
Izahranicni ministr baron Won
Neurath a byvaly president
Risske banky Hjalmar Schacht
byli zatceni, "ne-li popraveni."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
Ais N. BRADFORD ST.

415 N. ST.
D1m v prvotTidnlm stavu hodi-
CT Sc tez pro samostatneho krej-
chic. 8 svetnice ma 1. poschodf,
3 loznice, koupelna ma 2. pos
chodf. V zadu ma tonic pos
chodi je velka dina neb loz-
nice. $4,000. CIR. Rent $40.
Zavolejte: HA milton 4376
C. EDGAR WOOD, Agent
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
Maly OZnamOyatel.
HELP SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL STATE FOR SALE:
V NORTHEAST BALTIMORE
1919 N. Washington st. 8 Apt.
S4,75O Ground Rent $4,000
2426 E. Preston st.
$4,000 Ground Rent $4,000
1911 N. Luzerne st.
$4,49O Ground Rent $4,000
11O1 N. Collington Ave.
1880 Prazdny
HAMILTON
29O8-1O Glendale Ave.
z cihel 2 apartmenty
D
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$4,000 Ground Rent $1,000
118 VentnOr Place
$4,000 Ground Rent $500
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HA milton 1915
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-28
VZpOminka.

Ones, %. cervence jest tomu II let CO odesel ma
vecnost milovany manzel a drahy tatfnek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
NaziiS Can't
Sink En-

Two YEARS ago when
German U-boats were
Knocking OFF Attfed
ships like ducks in a shoot.
ing gallery, a British ma
rine engineer - 52.year-old
William Nelson-went 10
the Ministry Of War Trans
port in London with an idea
for licking submarines.
But he was nearly thrown
out on his ear when he let
il be known that his plan
was an unsuitable ship"
1t sounded like just another
crackpot's Dire a m to the
pOWers-that-be.
Luckily enough, one Of
ficer did listen. Nelson, this
man quickly discovered. was
no screwball. The engineer
knew his stuff. He had blue
prints and he had plans 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
AUTOMATIC BLADE CHANGE

IN exclusive
SChiCk Injector
feature A pull
snd push on the
Injector shoots
out the old
blade. slides IN
a fresh one Tn-
stantly. Moth
inEto apart
or fe-a,Semble,
No fun bling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
SOLID GUIDE BAR


hAN HRA
grip surface
that stretches
and hsttens the
skin Just shead
OF the blade.
PopSup hIsk.
ers for closer,
more comfort
able shave Cor
ner guards pro-
tect aEaintt
ntcking and scr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

as long
bot vice as
thick az ord.
nary blades ;
times as thick
as paper-thIn
ones. SO they
take and hold
. really keen
e q * q il
packed in spe-
ctsl cartridge,
tAeif Cutting ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

With sharp blade edges or messy nsper
wrappers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

COMPRESSED AIR does
- the trick. An air line is
fitted the full length of the
vessel, connected al either
end TO a compressor pump
II a ship is torpedoed,
the compressor Immediately
forces air into the damaged
compartments. The thrush.
ing water is first checked
and then forced out. The
pumps maintain the neces.
sary pressure for keeping
out the water until the ship
reaches port for repairs.
Since the Nelson equip.
ment was installed, scores
Of vessels that ordinarily
would have gone down to
Davy Jones Locker have
been able TO limp back 10
port
i n g BRUSH Admiralty
and tho Ministry Of War
Transport were completely
sold on Nelson's idea when
the first tanker equipped
with the air lines was struck
by three torpcdoes on her
trial voyage. Despite gaping
holes in her side, this ship
was able to sail 1,200 miles
20 n United States port
The inventor Of the ap.
paratus, who spent 90 years
as a seagoing tanker engi-
necr, said he first hit upon
the idea while doing ship
salvage work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23

Many a German U-BOat
Captain Has Gone Into "A
fSafftcSt Rage AT the Ships
That Just Won't Go to the
Bottom.
show how ships could be
made unStnkabte. SO the
British lost no time in
secretly equipping a few
vessels with his apparatus.
Today there are hundreds
of unsuitable ships on
the high seas. and only re-
Gently did British officials
Jet the world in on one OF
the bestkept secrets OF this
war.
Nelson's idea was so
simple that many a mari
time engineer has wondered
why no one ever thought Of
il before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-23
DOUBLE THICK BLADES

and scrIping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
HITS SIDE OF GATE

As ne lunged, the Bull hit the
side OF the gate and knocked
Jockey Paul KEEPER left foot out
OF tho Stirrup. That was IT The
Bull dropped back 20 next 10 last.
KEEPER rode tho whole race with
one Stirrup, just digging one foot
into the horses side.
Despite this handicap and The
u lengths ne had spotted the pace
setting Sun Ry KEEPER took out
after the leader gained a lot OF
ground but finished behind Sun
Ry and Doncdna. beaten four
lengths AT the finish Of the mile
AnG = SlAlccnlh
This was the distance a. which
Detroit Bull used 10 have the or
binary platers around here almost
a. his mercy when he was run
ming for the Bomar stable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Prep Feature
Appears Out
BY JAKE BERSON

The annual Hamtramck-Catho-
lie Central football game one OF
the bigger attractions Of the De
troit prep grid season. appears out
of the picture this year as a re-
suit OF poStponement of school
opening to Sept. Is, due TO preva-
lence of polio.
The Cosmos and ShamrockS
were scheduled 10 meet Sunday,
Oct. !, but Hamtramck viii not
begin practice sessions until sept
Is. only - days earlier state
rules require al least three weeks
practice before the first game.
The Metropolitan League. OF
which Hamtramck is a member.
Yesterday decided not 10 allow
football practice until school
starts on the new date Catholic
League officials. meanwhile, were
still debating whether 10 begin
workouts on Sept. J. the original
date. or postpone them until the
parish schools open Sept Is.
In an effort 20 save the Ham
tramck- Catholc Central game
Floyd II. Slocum. Hamtramck
coach. said ne would ask Metro
politan League officials 10 SGT
back the entire league schedule
one week
IF the Metropolitan League
sets the schedule back one
week" Slocum SAID catholic
Central and Hamtramok could
meet Oct. 3. an open date on
the ShamrOCkS' schedule.
INSTEAD of starting league
play Oct. Is, IL could begin Oct.
ID That would -leaNe- the last
regular games on Nov. u, with
the Metro championship game
Nov. % and the GOOdfellows
.f-., Dee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

Despite wartime shortages
MarvelS continue TO be packed
and conditioned 10 stay fresh
26.4% longer by laboratory
test. Marvels will give you
mild, cool, refreshing smoke
with the good taste OF tobaccos
that are JEiiy aged :. Worth
Growing About These Days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Wonen-GoIfers
Aid SerViCemen

Entry fees paid by members Of
the Womcn's District Golf ASsocia-
top 10 compete in their four
tournaments this season will be
used 10 purchase monographs for
servicemen az Percy Jones Hos
ptal
This WAS announced at a meet
ing following yesterdays tourna-
mCnt an Red Run which was won
by Mrs. Donald Weiss. former GiS-
trict and state champion. with 81.
Mrs Weiss. who IS located in
Cleveland. showed she had host
none OF her skill on and around
thc greens as she beat her closest
rival Margaret Russell. by four
strokes Mrs. Weiss had six one
putt greens and turned with al
although she was trapped on the
ir~t FIVE holes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Niqht Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times dany prints IN me
Night EdItl0n only the name 81 = horse
Vhich race experts fee Is among the out
standing bets 40 The day
The code KEY appears each nignt IN the
EiEht Star and Red Line editions a mum
Der corresponding r. each letter Of the
alphabet
TIE horses name appears ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND Is PRINTED
IN CODE. Tomorrow = code follows
A-6 B-9I Csc D-8s E-s5sF-l2 G-2s
H-Si 1859 40 k-4t Liz M-bl rs O-s
Pho ola RIA $50 T-5S U-63 N-57
Wei N-30 l-50 ISL
Cup THIS code K-b q viii enaDle you
sppeaunr ONLY N THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
The Bull Bops
Bd(kersAgdiin
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

RaceT0orS who are horSe-happy
and prospeIUus enough may get
their money back on Detroit Bull
before the To-day season ends at
the Detroit race track.
But if Detroit Bull doesn't
break his present tough luck
stride the L. s. mint won't be
able TO make money faSt,senough
10 keep his followers in cash.
That's how fast DctroiQ Bulls
burning IT up.
In tive successive races now
the 9-year-old son of Bulldog has
sent his hackers stumbling otit OF
the Fair Grounds gates with dazed
expressions that said as plainly
as words. what happened ~
Well in the last race yesterday,
II was as follows. The Bull went
10 the post the 9-5 favorIte, then
luneed, apparently trying 20 pull
himself up as the field went out
of the gate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

with only e pitching victories
and has now added batting in his
starring progress. Al Dir did at
bat yesterday va, 10 collect three
hits. one a home run, and whack
home FIVE OF his team seven
TALES. There is no truth in the
rumor that Zcller asked Dr. 10
come down 10 the stadium early
and sweep out on days ne doeSn [
pitch.
The Tigers have totaled II3
double plays this year and lead
the league in that department.
But, the hapicsS Indians Of
Cleveland lead the loop in club
fielding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

With Walter Wilson, the
Tiger pitcher bought from Buff
falo unavailable until late In
September, the Tigers will have
To get along with what they
have in the line of chuckers, ac-
COrding 10 Jack Zeller.
That means that Paul DIZZY
Trout and Harold NewhOuSer
will continue Ia carry the hig-
geSt share of the load, il would
see m. Apparently, Detroit's
brilliant pair are capable Of the
assignment. Trout now has won
% games and NewhOuSer 81.
Apparently the hard-workini
Trout fcciS that ne is ShIrkInl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Harry'S Wild Bout Bowling
YOUTH, II, ROLLS IO7 FIVE TIMES
Ry HAROLD KALI

SAY, Mister, when YOU bowl
FIVE games all the same score il
that unusual:" came high
pitched voice over the tele-
phone,
Assured IT was The voice con
tnucd
well, I did and I'm only, ~.
I'll be down Go see YOU tOmor-
row. GOOd-by."
Into the office today with a
DASH came the voice m person -
Harry Dempsey of 999S Petoskey,
who stands 4 feet 7 inches and
weighs - pounds
In jerky fashion young Harry
ratified off he bOWlcd five l07
games at George Waters Recrea-
ton. Dexter and Boston Blvd,
one last Thursday afternoon an
other Friday. the third Saturday
and two more Monday in success
sion under adult supervision.
Pretty good, en-" he in
icctcd as he told breathleSSly he
sold The Detroit Times in front
of the Dexter Recreation and
also had a Times route from
West Chicago 10 JOY road He
started 10 bowl m the after
noon last season and h 6-B
student A. the MckcrroW
School
Asked whether he was any re-
lation 10 Jack Dempsey, the OK
heavyweight king Harry replied
quickly
"Not that I know Of, but
have brother named Jack. He
il 9 and sells the Times, too.
Customers keep asking him
when he's going 10 have his
neat fight"
Before he departed Harry said
hc hoped 10 bc a. good As Joe
Norris some day Judging from
ms start NJ WIT. Before t7C INK
dries on TIN, paper q number o.
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
captains likely VIII hC after tins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
First Archers' Season

MIchIcan.s special archery deer
season separate from the gun
season. was first authorized by
The legislature m 1887
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
TADCO Loop Meets

There VIII be meeting of the
cast side TADCO Bowling
LcacBe az New Farview Recrea-
ton Thursday a. s p n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30
Corsica Going After
His 9th Victory Today

Johnny Will be seeking his victory II de-
he takes the mound for the Tigers the White
SoX today
Eddie Lopat recruit handler who once usher in
New YorkA Radio Music Hall. will fling Tor Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-30

Scratches
~ Inltsd Press
DETROIT
weather clear uas, ial'
Fn~-s 90 3 m
Fi-st Fsre-NFrrtsurf
sly. Fsre-CgUc u+.rrfcr
SARATOGA
weather clear. track fsff
Post IS ? r. Detroit time.
Fi--' RsCc-Doc ksisr. Ki1g Appel
Fourth Rsce--I' H. Iumdon ROCKY
Csrsc
seventh Rsce-E0rrIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
Toledo Rallies
To Win IA

Louisville and Toledo each held
81 lead in the annual American
Association playoffS today. fol-
lowing victories over Milwaukee
and ST. Paul last night when the
Colonies downed the Brewers.
4-2, and the Mudhens whipped the
Saints, IA.
At Louisville 10,432 fans
watched the Colonies pounce on
the Brewers starting pitcher,
Charlie Floyd Speer for three
runs in the first inning. including
Chick Genovese's 350-foot home
run which scored one man and
Como Cotelle's hit which scored
Snitz Browne from third.
At ST. Paul the MudhenS came
from behind with a four-run bar
rage IN the eighth inning which
overcame the Saints 80 lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
ANOTHER DUEL SEEN

With each of these teams max
Ing only one change in It's lineup
another three-cornered duel is in
prospect. Stroh is installed the
faXorite il seems beeauSe Norris
has secured Cleveland'S top Spiler
the past two years, Johnny Petro,
10 replace the ailing Freddy Wolf.
Sielaff moved from Chene-Trom-
bly, TO + & B for Steve Dutko and
Russell Jantz, young man with
a powerful ball has taken his
place. In travelling 10 81 different
houses last season Sielaff posted
1854 average, Jantz 1875 and
Dutko 1928. Wolf, who didn't
finish The season. was second only
TO John Crimmins leading POS.
with 1880.
At the outset the next strongest
clubs 10 those mentioned above
appear 10 he CrlmminS' Parisclean.
Cass Schlaff'S PepSi-Cola. Rog
Overmyer's Detroit Gaskct. Henry
Ehrle'S CoCa-Cola. Harold Aliens
Minerahtes and Charley Kotarski :
FIFE. The others have 10 prove
their metal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
Bears Need One
To Reach Finals

TORONTO. Ont. Sept. 10 (UP)
The Newark Bears held a viz
tual Clnch on a finals berth in
the International League Gov
ernor'S Cub playon series today.
Beating the Toronto Leafs for the
third consecutive game here last
night, Sd, the Bears needed but
A single victory in the remaining
games in the best of seven series
TO enter the finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
|0utsider Wins
AT Worthwhile

A three-horse race down the
stretch with me rest of the field
scattered far behind saw a long
shot, Carolyn Kay, come from be-
hind 10 win the seventh dash al
Worthwhile last night to pay $40 40
for a 81 ticket.
Carolyn Kay overlook the
heavily played favorite, Night
mare. winner of the fifth dash,
and JoSedale Mack in the brush
down the stretch
In the second dash, Peter Doug
las was the winner, and coupled
with Chuck Serlis. winner of the
first race. paid $1270 in the
daily double.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
Memphis Leading
Two Games 10 One

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 10
(UP)-The Southern Association
playoffs were scheduled to go into
the sixth game tonight with the
Memphis Chicks leading the Nash
willie Vols three games to two.
George HennesseY pitched the
Vols back into the thick of the
playoffs last night with his second
game and the only two wins Nash
Vile has achieved during the
series on an eight-hitter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RACE-2-yeat-olds a, mile
huyncao0nd iKfcaiol 40 50 80
Snow Boots Eccard j 90 $50
a BIZ Party SnidcTl 30
Time J 90 As. on J 24ig
Future Hero sBrsve 3D.. Grey Lord
Humoresque Bob Mann Chief Barker Flying
Deck High Spirits and Fox Wise also ran.
a-Brookmead entry
SECOED RACE-3-yesr-olds =. mile:
ParAsun Don0s0 1870 $40
Cape Town Atkinson 3 so
Time J Is OF 81
T0pFy Ann tcAts Alone Patricia r Bi,t
silent Day and shoot First s4s0 ran
THIRD RACE -yesf-oidG and ~. about
, -s,t+t-- -trrr7trrr1zrr
Ercmon tOVeu 5 80 $50 so
SUSSEX Smiley $50 20
Tiucs miller 3 90
Time 90 or 2 27ls
Rougemont and Greenwich Time also ran
FOURTH RAcE-3-year-oIci and Up.
ArihuI .WrlEni4--e 50 4 ga----f'-
KetsIgo tWestrope 60 3 30
sweeping Dream Jonovl u 50
Time ~, or 8 %
s-Hefcules Dusty Spirit Triple Scotch
Scotch Irish Hubbub Nspoo. Diego Red
ASH Counselor. Jaquiia
s-Kelly entry.
FIFTH RACE-2-yeSr-oloi =, mile
konadic Mshrtensi 1850 - 50 $50
b-Busner fWoof 29O 2 40
anime fPermsne 2 so
Time Os 3-5 or 3si3
FlywsiFtt s-Twosy fnyeTe'te. Annie Lea
SGrrks EXpresfiou bBe Faithful Nile and
SuueffcEiteas -ELzo-
s-CsIumet entry. bBrsdley entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
sTRoH FACES PRIsCLEAN

The opening headline match to-
night brings together Stroh and
Parlsclean. + e. 3 catches South
eastern Recreation. a new club
that probably will win a great
many games because of the ability
Of It's captain. Nal Gllmour. 10
out-Iockey the opposition. Chene-
Trombly has the old Men" of
Dick Krakow and should get away
good.
Pepsi-Cola. Fife, Gasket. Coca
Cola and I'll are the other open
ing favorites. With the AID Of
spon sors OF the various clubs
Mayor EdwardsJ. JefIries will pry
of the I'D by delivering the first
ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
By HAROLD KAHL

Joe Norris Stroh rather than
Louis Sielaff's f & B, defending
champion. is picked by many to
head fhe Detroit Times KlI.Star
Classic again come next April as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
Strange Lipstitk
Wins Wife Divorce

Malcolm X. Jeffrey Of ISL Glad
stone. an insurance man, was con-
tinually coming hore with strange
lipstick on his shirt collars. his
wife. Madelyn, "a. of 90 Devon
shire road. Pleasant Ridge,
charged today in winning di-
vorce. The decree was issued by
Circuit Judge Chenot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20

tory OF the circuit. The outcome,
was in doubt until the final night
when + g. B managed 10 finish
just two games ahead OF Stroh.
which was one in the van OF
Chene- TronhlV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-20
NARRAGANSETT
HAWTHORNE

1-DUOLC. Joe Schenck Joe BurmAn
2-WIHTER SONG, Meadow Lark. Ken
lucky Pose
3-TROoP TRAIN Hortdal. vanfaE.
A-VtNUM TIE Finest Dots Key
5--FATtER NEPTUNE. Blue skinner,
Golden Count
6-sABATH ENTRY. Missy MiA, Bobs
Dream
STE FRANCIS, Powdered NILE Bsying.
6-OBlSBO More StlngS Air Raider
BEST-STE. kCIS.--