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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-17

hest Of health. I'm any large skin
clinic about five per cent of the
patients will be suffering from
psoriasis.
Although many people think
psoriasis is contagious 1t is not.
There is TO danger from coming
into contact with people with
psoriasis. As far as anybody
knows il ~ hereditary or az least
tends to occur IN families. What
Oliver Wendell Holmes said IS APP
pllcablc here: I'VE are all omul-
buses in which u ancestors ride:
every now and then one Of them
sticks has head out and embar-
TasSes us
Not that there need be anything
embarrassing about psoriasis, al
though many Of its victims seem
to think there is. It is unquestion-
ably an unsightly eruption. The
sore Of psoriasis is usually round
or oval, varying from the size of a
pea to the size of a coin, even to
large patches covering extensive
areas of the body. Some Of them
are ringlike enclosing areas Of
normal appearing skin. They
never form blisters and heal with
out soaring! Nor does it itch in
most Instances, mon cause any con-
stitutional disturbance. 1t dis
turbs the victims peace of mind
because it ia SO mysterious and
unsightly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-17
AConmon Disease

tim the first time or two thinks
h' : rid of IT forever. but the next
winter there il Is sitting on the
door step Of the victims peace OF
mind.
While permanent cure is IN
~roaiizable, ideal proper manage
nrylt can make the patient much
Eole comfortable. 1t appears in
AN acute and a chronic form. iu
the chronic form bathing and re-
moval Of the scales with d soft
brlstIcd brush is indicated. APP
p}Ications of medicine to the al
fcctcd skin areas are usually IT
an irritating Kind and may have
to be rubbed in very vigorously.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-17
SYNOPSIS

Nurses Sarah keate and Drue
Cable arrive at the Brent mansion
located in i small town. in response
to 4 call from DR.. Chiverv. local
mtiico. To Sarah surprise. Anna
iiaub. the Brent maid. stdras at
Drue in frightened recognition and
pleads with het not to remain.
That, coupled with Drue's unusual
anxiety about the condition of
their patient, Craig Brent. was the
.rst indication Sarah had that her
attractive young friend was ac-
uudinted with the Brents. Anna re-
Iuctantly takes them to Craie's
con and explains that Craig, vic
tin of a mysterious bullet, was
found in the garden the previous
night by Beevens, the butler. Mr..
NIcky,' and Peter Huber, an old
school friend of Craig, adding,
They said it was an accident-he
was cleaning a gun" She again
pegs Drue to leave before Conrad
Brent, Craig's father, discovers
ner presence. They are studying
their unconscious patients chart.
Sarah is telling the story.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-17
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

X. Sis there a permanent
cure for q ruptured intervertebraI
disk causing sciatica?
Answer: In the course Of time
the condition usually adjusts it.
self.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-17

]. A. Shy sen has to have
a hydrocele operation and from
my friends | was told it has an
after effect. Is this true?
Answer: Those kind-hearted.
gloom spreading, know it all
neighbors! presume it was your
doctor who advised the operation.
Do you think ,e would have done
50 if he thought there woNld be
bad after effects? Or do you pre-
fer to believe the dreadful warn
ings of some old fool VINO never
even studied physiology N high
school?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-17
BY LOGAN CLENDTNIVG. MD.

PSORIASIS Is a chronic skin
disease which is very common. 1t
occurs almost exclusive" j."
adults. WHO are otherwise in the
Dr.. C%Icudenirg viii answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

!!u.a.- Cd birthday to-day means
'u,' yna have 81 .Il o.: uatc. .ad
very Keen perception ~ura yru
-iuGid u-v miclILru'.y yia To- yp,.r
greatest advantage. Tou have very
vivid memory. Nuu.. iIr-t impressions
OF people "r" best. N"U are impul-
>.Nr and viii marry after Il ur5"l
c"u'i>ap. Your prospects Tor Tie
r"N' Yea. al" indeed prupilibu-. c>-
p,Clai!N for legal. property. Army
Hnc "c:,uautICal matters. also travel
However. curb expenditure. This r.-
r."d !H|ars business ana 1--we. The
child born on Thu. GItv viii toe q
deep thinker. very psychic ana seen
IN ucCul'i~m. He or me wll! also lc
fond al travel. successful and pop
Ian. Literary talent l. Indicated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

burcaucratS, as Mr.. Doughton called
them. in the Treasury. Ii Congress
will not only stand its ground but
continue on III the direction Il has
started, i Viii be u happy day log
the country. and will cause patriotic,
levcl-hcaurd AmrrIcUmS 10 take
heart for the future.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

roll under their tongues. Certainly
those III this country with no aNe
10 grind other than 10 win the VA
rs quickly as possible Will not be
cHvrrcd 10y this typo OF thinking,
nor Will Il tend 10 umIiy the COM
mon effort here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

ARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GooDS
and personal effects insuredS !,
not give us an Opportunity ~ l., -
ting you know how little II costs :.
carry this protection. Gates T.,
Surance Agency. Phone 500. Hon..
Building. For Better Insurance =,
Il Saving. 70 d.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

WEEK OLD CHICKS NONDAv
February 18th. Il; Sl5.OO. Sec tbrI,
IN our window Place orders now
Telephone 81 Henderson Ha,cs.
cry 2i-3-,i.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

ELECTRIC FENCERS. CDlIpI rrr
with insulaturs, quick gurc, nm,rt.
cups, TWIST utc ana ba,,er,e.
Western Auto Associate Store
Henderson. foS',rr'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. y look here will con-
vince you that these cars are
priccd 10 move. Fu:d.-plymOutns
--CheI ruLctS, 1875 to 1905.
Candler-.P Palmer hlulor 60. l5ii
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

No orc ever has toornachc u,
Ripley. % Canadian town. Great
place 'or dentist 10 spend n.s
..cuiIuu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

ANES-AN HANDLES. q 10 ha,
mcr mauls. rakCS, hoes. Wa,E,r,
Hardware Go. ~ -;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

WILL UNLOAD SATUR-
day morning car bulk
white corn. II. Is. New.
man. l2-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

LADIES WANTED, AGE IL To ..
Apply Western Union Telcgr,-nSn
o5-).;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

METAL TOOL CHEST HAMMERS
saws, pliers. y good ..ur 70! Gu.
pcntcr'S tools. Watkins Hardware
Company. 2j-2:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

In England. per capita weekly con-
sumption of butter : TWO ounces.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

FOR SALE VERY CHOICE HOL-
stein, Guernsey and Ayrshire
hc.lcrs $500 each and up. snip
ped {. .. -. Bull free with FIVE
h"IIcrS. Homestead Farms. Route
=. NCCiraW. y. y. 25-Tl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25
One Minute Test Answers.

!. y large CH!nIyu!uUS fish. II j. It
source of danger 10 swimmers.
>. The rat.
3. No.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

Try TOLSON'S SCAnE-KNuX 4
specific treatment Tor itch, eczema
and all forms OF skin Irritation. lac
and Sl.Oo per jar. Peoples Drug
Store. HcnucTs on. y, t.. T&tti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

BABY CHICKS-BAREED ROCKS,
White Rocks, Butts, Reds. VIVIAN.
doticS, New Hampshucs. Crosse.
LcghurnS. AL lrst gradc ch,rk>
Sc%cd or straight run. Bl..hcus
Hatchery, Petersburg. "a. 23-30I
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

G-E LAMP BULBS. pEF-w,.
iype-All sizes. Watkins H HAN
ware Company. . .a
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

NICE ROOMS. coon MEALS. HOT
ana cold water, steam neat, reason.
"o!e' a. HOG! Sdnu.". 25-6,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

DRY PINE WOOD FOR SAIr-
Sawed stove length and deIi~o,
anywhere i'll Henderson. eea
Glover, phone 1921. 10 NJ.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25
WANTlADS
Get Results

GLEN ROGERS BRIGlUETS poc-
hontaS washed nut, Nr|. IA
Egg, VcSta Red Ash and hiph " "',S
ity stocker and spin, coal, quai.
Bob Falkncr at ii. .. FaIl;noSai l
Son, phone 26O. '"''er d
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25
WANT ADS

FOR SALE -FOUR ROOM HOUSE
ana LOT IN Corb.,t section. reason
ably priced. -. c.. lioylc, I'll vii
liam ST.. phone 655-W. 25-2u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

EXPERT TYPEWRITER AND Nd
ding Machine rcpairman now con-
neCtcd with us and VIC are well
equipped to give you prompt and
efficient service on all kinds and
makes. Phone 81 Affords Printing
& Office Supply CO. 2l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

,lRGINIA'S LARGEST GROWERS
OF fruit Tree, and Berry Plants Of
Ter one each OF the new SccdlcsS
Concord and Golden Muscat ; year
grape vines for only S3l5. post
paid. 30 page Planting Guide Free.
WaIuC>Duru Nurseries. Waync,-
Dugp. Virginia. li-lS-2J-3-lU
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-02-25

WANTtfADs
Get Results
GLEN ROGERS DRIGlUETS po--
hontaS washed nut. No.. IA
Egg, NcSta Red Ash and h;,,, hHer
ity Stockcr and spin, COL qual-
Bob Falkncr at Ii. O E 'ii:" Gall
- lS-f
DRY PINE WOOD FOR SAFE
Sawed stove length and AZ.
anywhere in Henderson n'Ged
Glover, phone 1921. ~ M.
G-E LAMP BULBS. pIFw1a
type-All sizes. Watkins I'm %Ah
--l-. 23-3u
LADIES WANTED, AGE IA To =.
Apply Western Union Te!csr,-HSs;
Co. S.dpA
1927
AXE YOUR HOUSEHOLD G00nc
and personal effects Ius,,rndS :,
not give us an opportunity If L.,
ting you know how little II cost ..
carry this protection. CateS w.
Surance Agency. Phone 500. Uorna.
Building. For Better Insurance =,
l8-tl
ELECTRIC FENCERS. CDl,pI rrr
with lnsulaturs, quick ga,r nm,a'.
clips, twist tito ana b,,,ar'o o"
Western Auto Associate S, ST.
--N''N'N' so.' 1875
ANES-AN HANDLES. q 10, ha,,
mcr mauls. rakCS, hoes. Wa,Em,
| Hardware Co. ~ -:
WEEK OLD CHICKS IIOyDAv
February 18th. Il; $1,000. See ,br,
IN our window Place order. nnr
Telephone 81 Henderson ua,rS.
cry. ol-2-,;
BABY CHICKS-BARNED ROCKS
White Rocks, Butts. REDS. Wyan,
dOttcS, New Hampshlvcs. Crosse.
LCghurnS. AL llrst Grade cr.rk<
ScXcd or straight run. Bi-,hc,,'s
Hatchery, Petersburg, IA. 23-30,i
NICE ROOMS, coon NFhLS. HOT
and cold water, steam neat. reason.
"o!e' a. HOG! Sand.". 25-6..
Try TOLSON'S SCAnE-KNUy 4
specific treatment Tor itch, eczema
and all lurims OF Skin Irritation. I5c
and Sl.Op per jar. Peoples Drug
Store. Hcnacrs y, l.. T&tu
METAL TOOL CHEST HAMMERS.
saws, pliers. y good Line of Gu.
pcntcrS tools. Watkins hardware
Company. 2j-3:
WILL UNLOAD SATUR.
day morning car bulk
white corn. II. Is. New.
man. l2-2ti
GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. y look here will con-
vince you that these cars are
pricci to move. plymoutns
.-CheI roletS, 1875 to lgiO's.
Candler-Pauncr hlutor Go. l0u
FOR SALE VERY CHOICE HOL-
stein, Guernsey and Ayrshire
hc!lcrs $500 each anG ug. Snip
ped {. .. -. Bull free with FIVE
h"I,CrS. Homestead Farms. Route
=. McGraw. y. y. 25-5l
- rICE: | Will. III ~ iGNDER.
son nest wees !! You a..sv a piano
that needs repairing o.. tuning
| Gall Adams RIcEuyGs Furniture
Co. Phone 96&. t.. NJ Hickman.
20-!i.
TRAINED NURSE WANTS NIGHT
duty IN or near Henderson. Phone
.iI3. 23-3t!
L. S. CERTIFIED BABY CHICKS.
Barred Rocks and y. II. itcdS Tor
layers and Victory CucEcrc!s
Sl2.g5 per TOO. Hatch yurH We'd
uc>day. Delivered anywhere. Or
der now. LuushU-G hatchery
Macy G.. Brewer, Ruu'c y. Louis
burg, \. {. l"-!v!.
! WANTED SHIPPING CLERK. En-
Cc.lcnt opportunity 90. advance
mCnt Tor ambitious per %, Chris
t!an-liardwarc Furniture Go.
2i3a
KNIFE AND FORK SETS = AND
II pc. scts. Carbon steel. Watkins
Hardware Company. @0-"N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Keep State
Pin Title

Therman Gibson's hot" bowl
ing is the foremost reason today
why he and Wayne Spaulding re-
tain the state match doubles title
after a 42-game test. half at
Rainbow. half at Palace.
Gibson and Spaulding took the
final block, 31S9 to 2970, to beat
out the challengers, Walter Rep
penhagen and Bill Kenet by 1S4
after neutrality-suspicious. led at
the end OF the fifth by IS.
Gibson made l7l3. highest one
block total of the competition,
averaging 248 in the process. In
all he had 38 counts of 200 or
better out of AZ.
Gibson left the four on his last
ball in the fourth of the final for
299. In the sixth he posted a
Shakespeare and then struck out
for $50. His lowest game was
214. For the match he averaged
229.37, Kenet 211.21, Reopen
hagen 2101, Spaulding 1897.
Spaulding- Gibsons grand total
was 1888 TO 1904. Gibson's
share was 9,655, Spaulding, 1888,
Kenet. 1888.
1913
spaulding 2l3-ls3- 22s-2i5-24i- 2o3-1s5-
1879
Reppenhagen 203-224-2iI-Is7-234-ls7
242-l47s.
Ksne, 1921 200 242. 1871 .255- 2os-ils2
- See Air show. City Airport -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Pensive Heads
Belmont Field

NEW YORK, June 2 CUP)-
Calumet Farms favored Pensive.
winner II the Kentucky Derby
and the Preakness. headed a field
Of eight entered today for the 10Th
running of the $50. 000-added Bel
mont Stakes at Belmont Park to-
MORROW
PenSive, seeking 10 become the
seventh horse in turf history 10
win the coveted triple crown, was
expected 10 draw his chief opposi-
ton from the George d. Widener
ertrS Of Platter and Who Goes
There.
Rounding out the field for the
nile and quarter classic. in
which all will carry 126 pounds.
were Boy knight, Bull Dandy.
Free Lance. Kaytee and Bounding
Home
See Air ShoW Cftx Airts.r, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
SeeCoo|ey Rout
In Wayne Relays

Since 1897, when trophies first
were awarded schools turning in
the best times in running events
OF the Wayne University High
School relays, three trophies were
the most any school ever won in
single year.
Hamtramck in 1887. Northwest
ern in 1910 and Cooley in 1913
are the schools to make that kind
OF record.
The current question is can
Cooley's 1914 track team sweep
more than three best times ?"
II any school ever was in a
position to turn such a trick, GER
tainly the Cardinals are the ones
to do IL this year. With a squad
OF fine sprinters, middle distance
men and milers, the school stands
a good chance to make the relays
a complete Cardinal rout.
Tomorrow's events-26 running
races and four field events with
345 prizes at stake-will start at
l p. m. at University of Detroit
Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

FIRST RACE yesr-olds. a mile:
Fleet Air Longdonl 10 40 24C
Laughter (PsrmsneJ 40 b
Miss Eunice (Atkinson1 u
Time IL -, on ] 1914
Estate. Cutlery, PIT Boat. Rosy Cheek
lockwood Edah. Rosevilie and surf Alsc
ran
SECOND RACE-2-year-olds ~ fur.
longs
Burg El-Arab
tAtkinsonj $50 J On : 81
Great Power Lynchl 40 $50
Sewickley Brooks II 50
Time 81 as. Of 2:05h
Careful Agent, Cache Twosy. Stormy
Cracker Dust. Introvert, Bread Baske;
and Bodsrt also ran.
THIRD RACE -year-olds and up,
abou, miles. Steeplechase
Circus (Walker1 500 100 30
Ahmisk tJennings) $40 $40
PiCo Blanco II tScottl 20
Time 3.4e 2 S. OF 23Th
Seanght s-Sir Bluesteel a-Meeting
House. b-West Hsddon, b-Emms's Pet and
Cortesando also ran.
AW. G Jones entry.
b-Clelland entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Bureau, Coli Club
Manager, III, Resiqns

Joseph f. Bureau. manager OF
the Detroit Golf Club for eight
years. has resigned. He has been
in Ill health more than a year and
he and Mrs. Bureau plan an ex-
tended vacation.
Best known OF club managers
here, Bureau was at Red Run for
two and Oakland Hills for nine
years before going 10 the Golf
Club. He also was manager of the
Detroit Club for several years.
Aea Air Ahn,n IN. Alrr...ra -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Stays. Pershing
Golf Teams Win

Mackenzie, with one OF its play
ers absent, gave three points 10
Wilbur Wright and still won, 9-3,
IN a Metro prep golf match at
Rackham yesterday. Cheste
Jawors SO, Gordon Palmer's SO
and Eugene Ladlow's Sc each
earned three points.
Tom Cosmos 81 was medal
score as Pershing downed High
land Park. rs. Louis Lepri, also
OF Pershing. carded an Sc.
IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
8-Man Mat Scramble

Tuesdays wrestle royal 10 open
the outdoor mat season al Mack
Park, will be a progressive affair
with the eight matmen also par
ticipating in four bouts ac-
cording 10 their elminations.
these matches 70 be of from 20
minutes 10 IS minutes durations.
Promoter Harry Light now has
signed all eight participants for
the eight-nan scramble and they
are as follows. Buddy Knox,
Rufus Jones, frankie Hart. Dale
Wayne, Stanley BureSh. George
Connel, Angelo Madtinelli and
Connel, Angelo Martinell and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Ross Replaces Bob
Hume as M Captain

ANN ARBOR, June 2-The
Hume twins, who won all except
one of their races in Michigan's
track meets this year in dead
heats. shared another honor here
yesterday as Ross was elected
captain OF the track team for
1945, replacing Bob. who held
the title THIS year. Both will en-
ter the mile event in the Central
collegiate championships spon-
sored by Great Lakes tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Roger Lewis L. Nj.
Tennis Captain

ANN ARBOR. June 2-Roger
Lewis. Big Ten No. 5 singles
champ. was elected captain of the
University of Michigan tennis
team for the 1945 season yeSter-
day Lewis, a member Of the
NROTC unit on the campus,
played No. 2 for Michigan in 1913
as freshman, but dropped down
10 the fifth spot this year.
- See Air show. CITY Airport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03

With outfielder Bill ONeill
g Juting a triple with the bases
fLil and Ed Day tanning 10 and
allowing only five hits. st. Vim
cent downed Trinity, So, in a
CYO softball game at Franklin
Field yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Best Bets
United Press
BELMONT PARK

BROKE EVEN. Sliding Home. Charlie
Noble
2-CALLANT BULL. Tit Tat Toe, J. J..
Lynch.
3-RoUGE DRAGON The Break. NAyr,
t-FLoODTOWN, Jeep. Tslmadge
5-sIRLErTE, RingswAy. Director.
6-PENSIVE Platter, Who Goes There
I-PARTY BUTTER. Nipsickle, Profile
t-GRAssHOPPER III. AnibrsE, Corydon.
BEST PENSIYE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Making II Up

NEW YORK, June 2 (UP-The
New York Giants announced to-
day that two postponed games
with Cincinnati Reds would be
played at the Polo Grounds as
parts of double-headers on July
% and Sept. rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
SUFFOLK DOWNS

i-TlLTING. Mixer, Clrlette.
2-PIPELINER Poojo. PAircais
3-PATCH BUCK. sunredFra, Hooper
entry.
f-FoRAY ARRAY. Army Glider. F1tot-
betled
EVELYN ROLLS Cayatorta, Sphere.
6-DOUBLRAB, Armiiice Day, Coronsi.
JEWELL Hda Fortune Pomiva
S-CUMSHAW. Flying Ned, snowline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
City Tourney
REGULARS
FOR SATURDAY

DOUBLES
Joe Paulus Louis Sielaf 1900 Dale
Huntington Jack Burke 1872. Tom Dora
kio-Mike Tesla 1882. Forest Dollhouse
George PohlAble 1852 Elmer Clock Glenn
Deakin l245.
Fred BuJack 716 Frank Kell 700, Frank
Bandy 700, Bill Kenet 6e2. William Blu
META $50.
ALL EVENTS
Frank Teschler 1880. Joe Pauus 1913.
Fred BuJsck 1882, Harry Meakin 1919
John p. Norris 1904
Over Average
DOUBLES
George Harden-Don Stafford 26s Henry
Dilkiewiez George Sheridan 23e. Joseph
and Charles Kaseta 2s6. John Jenkins
Jack Harper 233, Michael Filke Steve
Poth 22s
SINGLES
William Garrison ZOO Eugene sisco 1874
Louis Grotowski Isl, Steve Leak and
steve Shockey IT'S.
see Air show, City Airport -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-03
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACE-4-year-olds and up y
mile
Rough Command
(Kerrb $3.50 7sn sc
Night Editor (Pratt) ESQ 2 a.
Lost Gold MARTINI 400
Time IA. off 2:3ii4.
Robert r. City Bred Fogoso, Bslmy
Spring Ariel Patrol and Bonheur also ran.
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LINCOLN FIELDS

CHOCOLATE MAID. Hard WrAek,
Donegal
2-EVER on. Ls1ingtonian Leorey.
3-6uNMED UP Hit IT, Rodes X
f-AZlZl PAtas Brown Mask
5-CABlN CREEK. Hun Home Hai.
BolO Tie
e-TRAFFIc COURT. Corona Corona.
Cabin Creek
LAYOUT. Gremlin RISING Light
s-FA IKHAiRED BOY. Wayriel, Black
Time
BEST -GCMMED Up.
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5Fdv0rites
Lose, ; Win
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

! II the las former italian war
prisoners who watched the horses
run at the Detroit track yester-
day were following the favorites.
they didn't do much better than
when some one touted them in
Africa on front-runner named
Rommel
The Italians, now members of a
service battalion of the IL. S.
Army, didn't lose their new CT
shirts because their commanding
officer, 1t. Frank Rossio. led
them into the infield. where they
were out of range of the deadly
pari-mutuel machines.
The Italians, who were given
permission TO come over from the
Fort Wayne ordnance depot at
the Fair Grounds next door, have
some chance to get a line on the
horses since the meeting opened
almost two weeks ago.
8 FAyORITEs LOSE
Anyway, il doesn't take a
knowledge of English to read the
odds board. so that II they went
along with most of the 11.O85
customers and bet Castraw, My
Myri, Bit o Brown, Lucifer or
Cooling Spring-the first five
favorites-they lost some OF their
wine money.
My Myri and Cooling Spring
didn't even finish in the money.
If the Italians and the form
followers had any money left
after the fifth race, they had a
chance 10 get even when the final
three favoriteS won
George Krehbiels Golden Man
ran back 10 his AZ form in his
second start Of the season TO win
the Navarro Purse by almost two
lengths from Rodia.
Then trainer Frank Childs sent
Plaidloch out 10 win the $500
Royal Oak Purse by a nose from
Towakee at $40.
The favored Precision paid Sc. 10
after he came from last place 10
take the final race by almost a
length from Albino.
- See Air show. Civ Airnorf -
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Belmont Park Results

BEST --GCMMED Up.
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St. Vincent Wins
FOR SATURDAY

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