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Milford chronicle., 1944-06-23
ROLAND BEEBE KILLED
IN ACCIDENT NEAR ST.
GEORGES LAST FRIDAY
(coatinusd from Firss Pass,

] NCe4AetAeS4 Aee@- 3Aes E@HNy
The second crash happened at
6:15 o'clock, after the truck tract
ors and trailers had been removed
and traffic had been resumed.
Tire Blows Out
Troopers said Harvey Lee Bowl
es, % years old, of Suffolk Va, was
driving north on the dual high
way when a tire on his tractor
traitor assembly blew out. He
slowed up and started to pull off
the highway to his right.
The tractor and the traitor of the
Sussex Poultry Company, Milford,
operated by Beebe, ran into the
back of Bowles' trailer. The cab of
Beebe' tractor was collapsed by the
impact.
Then a tank truck, operator by
Stacey H. Childs, 60 years old, of
Philadelphia, and owned by the
Coastal Tank Lines, York, Pa,
rammed into the back Of Beebe's
outfit, jamming 1t harder against
BOwles' equipment.
Gasiline poured from the smash
ed gas tank of Beebe's tractor, and
troopers were unable to use aceta-
lyme torches. because of danger of
fire to free the injured man and
Beebe.
They had to resort to hacksaws,
and it took from 1880 to 800 o.
clock to extricate Clendaniel and
remove Beebe's body.
Later Oscar Watson, "a years
old, driving a pleasure car north
on the dual highway. came upon
the scene of the accident and
slowed down to 20 miles an hour.
Truck Hits Car
In the meaAtime. a truck Operat-
ed by Walter Bruce Garris, "a
years old. of Norfolk. Va. also 60
ing north, ran into the rear of
Watson's car.
Garris' truck went out of control |
and turned over in the highway. |
Neither Watson nor Garris were
injured.
The load of the Garris truck.
which included peanuts. candy,
peanut oil. and other products of
Planters Peanut Company. were
strewn about the road. much of 1t
smashed. The truck is owned by
the Savage Trucking Company of /
Norfolk.
Garris was arrested on a charge
of reckless driving and fined SO
and costs by Magistrate Calvin H.
Stats of George Georges.
Troopers estimated damage to
Reebe's tractor and traitor was a.
bout $500 and to that of Childs
about $1,000. Damage to the truck
and load of the Garris truck was
more than $1,000.
Beebe is survived by his wife.
Virginia Rogers Beebe. seven
children. his father. John. and his
mother. Catherine Beebe. all of
where the funeral was
held. II
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-23

Miss Leta Pusey left Saturday
for two weeks visit in Whining
ton. Woodbury. and Atlantic City.
N. J.
A much appreciated and long,
looked for rain fell here Monday
night. Farmers are busy blowing
for soy beans, factory beans, etc.,
now,
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-23
News of4-H
eCLUBs
Lincoln Alters


The Lincoln boys and girls had
their annual All meeting at eight
o'clock Monday night, June 10, at
the home of Grace Murphy. Mrs.
Nelson, a guest, and II members,
were present. Mrs. Nelson check
ed up on our projects and the ma
terial we would need for them
She told us about the Kent-Sussex
Fair, and gave tickets to those
who wished to sell them. All agreed
to exhibit something. Booklets on
gardening and canning were given
out and several reported ON their
Buddy. Mrs. Nelson showed us the
All shirt, which is white with a
four leaf clover and the club
pledge: To Make the Best Better.
The meeting was adjourned at IL
o'clock. The girls will meet at the
home of Harriet Warren to dis
cuss canning. The boys will meet
at Eugene Parker's farm, our COM
munity leader, to see the improve
ments he has made.
Bridgevllle All Clubs
Monday, June ~, the Bridgeville
Live Wire and the Bridgeville Spit
fire All Clubs met in the Bridge
vile Fire House. Ed. McCauley,
state supervisor. gave a talk on
the Kent and Sussex Fair. The fair
is scheduled to open July 5. This
is also Children's Day. On Chill
dren's Day every child under IS
years of age gets in free. All All
Club members are selling tickets
at for $1.50, including tax. The
fair closes July 29. The Fifth War
Loan Drive started June ~. Ways
for the Bridgeville All Club MEM
bers to help were discussed. All of
the members were willing to help
if needed. A canning demonstra-
ton was given by Mrs. Nelson,
county club agent. Six quarts and
five pints of asparagus were can
ned. The meeting was adjourned
at 1890 p. m. to meet July 10, at
the home of Betty Lou Nelson.
MiIlsbOrO All Clubs
The Millsboro Boys and Girls
All Clubs held their first summer
meeting Tuesday evening, Jnne IL,
in the |. o. U. A. NJ. Hall. There
were IA members present and four
paEents. The guest speaker was
C. L. McCauley, county club agent
supervisor. Mr.. McCauley explain
ed the Harrington Fair entries,
pruning tomatoes. rOating crops
for the summer and fall gardens
and showed many technicolored
slides on the farmers helpful and
harmful insects. In each instance
Mr.. McCauley explained the proper
treatment for their control. Mrs.
Nelson, the county club leader,
gave out Victory Garden water
proof posters, and distributed Har-
rington Fair July 1929. inclusivel
tickets for sale. She also inquired
for the Buddy System progress and
gave each member safety material
containing information and blank
reports for recording accidents.
COkesbury 4-H Club
The COkesbuTy All Club met last
Friday night at the community
house. The meeting was called 10
order by our vice president. Doris
Elliott. We plan to have a picnic
August "a. at Trappe Pond. Our
guest for the evening was C. f.
McCauley from Newark. He gave
a talk on the different things We
could exhibit at the Kent and
Sussex Fair. Mildred Smith gave
on care of clothing.
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-23

To correct inequity and TO en-
courage future cultivation of pot
atoes, the Office of Price Admins
tration has increased ceiling prices
for early 1914 potatoes by twenty
cents per hundred pounds.
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-23

AN OBSERVING WOMAN can
tell what is wrong in the person
ality and thinking of her friends.
but this doesn't keep her from max
ing her own mistakes.
Milford chronicle., 1944-06-23

Experience makes towards of
us all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
lGM.CIedred
In Patent Suit

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ] 49, u.
S. Circuit Court of Appeals set
aside a decree entered by u. S.
District Court of New Jersey
Judging General Motors Corp.
guilty of infringing four patents
owned by Huffman Stabilizer
Corp, Orange, N. j.. for stabi-
lizers which are, used in con-
junction with automobile shock
absorbers.
The lower court held GM had
infringed the patents in manufac-
ture of StabiliZers used on Odds
mobile cars, but not on Bucks
and Chevrolets and ordered GM
10 desiSt and TO account to Hunt
man for damages and profits.
The circuit court today cleared
| GIN of infringement charges and
quashed the order for payment OF
damages and profits by holding
/ that two of the HUFFMAN patents
are invalid and the other two are
not being infringed by GIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Market
Steady

NEW YORK; Sept l lINS)-
ro stock market today moved
mrrow, meaningless trend
prcholday dizziness cut down
rad.0c activity Price changes
were limited to minute fractions
and turnover ran ~ meagcr
t'U'uO shares an hour
Tho market closed this after
noon for a thrcc-day holiday. the
0,Nt opcrlng gong scheduled for
Tuesday morning.
Although the uudcrtonc was
Nrm. there was 4 liberia
,prukling Of fractional mlnuSeS
.u some groups AviatonS were
ihc most active category and dis
played independent strength led
hv Douglas, which gained ! a
points
Utilities were a $3.50 propo.
,run. North American and
United Corp. easing and ConSoi-
dated Edison and Engineers gain
u- Santa Re advanced y, while
Chesapeake and ONO was off a..
Farm equipments were mostly
higher StCclS were quiet AT pre-
r.ou~ closes. ChrySler was bid a
5. point higher, hui General Mo-
tors SoAened fractionally Nash
kcNinator and WHY'S Overland
edged higher.
The bond market was feature
loss Tho curb market was I'M
changed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Fight ice Plan
To Revanp Rail

WASHINGTON. Sept. The
plan by the Zee for the reorgani-
cation OF the Denver and Rio
Grandc Western Railroad has
been opposed in the u. S. District
Court AT Denver.
Objections were intcrpoSed by
the City Bank Farmers Trust Co
Of New York. trustee Of the gen
oral mortgage issue. and by tho
debtor railroads. Denver and Rio
Grande, and Denver and Salt
Lake The hearing was being held
before Judge -SyD%cs. fer confir-
nation of the proposal. which the
court already had approved.
Holders of general mortgage
bonds voted 1888 per cent against
the plan. which provides for no
payment for these bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
War Nerrows Range Of Products for Civilians

conditions. however this OF products has
narrowed for civilians and has been greatly
armed Fresh
highly perShabe battle conditions demand that shall
available nonpeshabe and also highly
trated form possible.
of the great wartime problems the industry has
10 which will be only
nonpeshabe highly palatabe Military
authorities repeated the
of the industry meeting these requirements
Regardless which could possibly be
of available
field necessarily severely Soldiers sailors and
all eagerly the conditions which
will make possible for them enjoy that variety of
entitled 1t will the postwar privileges
industry for these returned
IN selection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Auto
Synthetic Tres
Withst6nd Speeo
BY SuER FREEMAN

Synthetic rubber tires H~c
becoming bcN.r and bt'tTr
according o. ,ht Akron IJhhor
scientists. Latest tr>t> show
mat the processing %, tho ucU
tires makes them approach
nearer 10 tho local 1l frrH
1reaT7S.
Reports from thc rubber CAPE
tsl indicate that %, latest
sNnthCucS can be run a. much
higher speeds than the earlier
ones. Not that tho government
intends 10 take of the 35-m.Ic
limit hut for future use. whom
Restrictions arc caScd, The tire
makers have been attempting 20
set better performance.
Latest test, say the reports.
show that 70 Is safe 10 run at
speeds approaching 60 miles an
hour. The early tires ncarr3
tho danger point between 70
and 40 Tho ability 81 the
syntheticS % withstand high
speeds Is 4 distinct tribute %
the rubber chemists and mdne-
faCturcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Red Sox Collect
Nine From Minors

BOSTON. Sept. I uNSl The
Red Sex announced the purchase
OF six players from the Louisville
Club of the American Association
and tho rcCa Of three others who
had been with San Diego on OPP
ton
From Louisville came Melvin
DeulSch, OTIS Clark and James
Wilson, pitchers. Ben Steiner and
Nick Polly infelders, and Fred
Walters. catcher
The San Diego players arc out
fielder Johnny Lszor and pitchers
Joe Wood Jr. and Vic johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Ford 0Id-Timers
Game Sept. 6

The fourth annual Ford base
ball shindig. the Old Timers game
between the Office Jerks and the
Factory Buns, is scheduled this
year fer Wednesday night, Sept.
s at 6 o'clock at Ford Rotunds
Field II was announced today byS
Jimmy Rooney.
This yearly game, one Of the
most colorful in the whole Ford
Rouge baseball schedule, falls at
the end of each summer and the
players are Ford executives and
factory Observation-Disclosures tilt
is as hilarious as a Fourth Of
July celebration with all the fire.
works, and has become a tradition
IN the Ford recreation activities
world.
This year the Factory Buns
team will be managed by Ray r.
RauSch of the Rouge plant, as
sisted by Harry Reynolds. The
Office Jerks will be managed by
George Coulton. Administration
Bldg. assisted by Jimmy Rooney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
By GEORGE A. EASTWOOD
strIbuted nv international News

Contrary what be popularity supposed INC dVeIdGe
each year since the began
This has been in spite OF the great
by the industry for the use OF
the armed forces and for endleasc.
the American livestock producer that
regardless of farm labor of farm machinery and OF
farm equipment supplies livestock production has been
tremendously the expanded requirements OF
n industry
pride accomplishment which has made 1t
possible actually the civilian
supply of under conditions
One of the basic the popularity OF meat during past
decades availability OF classes
forms In time individual family
kind of because of the wide
range of products which available for selection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
n. Y. Rent Raise
Denied by 0PA

WASHINGTON. Sept. l-OPA
has denied a petition of the New
York Metropolitan Fair Rent
Committee for 10 per cent in
crease IN all rents in tho New
York City defenSe-rental area.
The agency also rejected pro-
tests against the New York rent
regulations and a petition asking
an alternate maximum rent date
for those landlords, whose rents
on March l, 1913, were lower than
on March !, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Plant Sought

One Of the few governments
built plants IN tho country that
promises 10 be sought after by
companies after the war is the
Chicago plant OF Studebakcr.
The building IS we'll located and
IS being eyed by several firms.
Studcbaker itself Is not be-
lieved to be one Of the pros
pective bidders. although Paul
Hoffman president, and Harold
S. Vance. chairman of the board.
are high IN praise of Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Ask Oil
Merger

NEW YORK, Sept l Texas
Gulf Producing stockholders al
special a meeting Sept % Will
be asked TO approve a proposal
by the directors that Snowden &
MCSweeney Co. be merged into
Texas Gulf.
a two-thirdS interest in Snow
den q McSweeney, a producer Of
oil and gas, was acquired by
Texas Gulf Producing May l.
Texas Gulf directors propose
TO acquire all Snowden asset,
and IN return issue IDS. l24 shares
of common 10 the minority stock
holders. Snowden stockholders
have approved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Barley Listed
AT Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS Sept Trad
ing in barley futures was resumed
on the Minneapolis Chamber Of
Commerce today. Trading IN feed
barley contracts for December.
1914, and subsequent delivery, was
permitted with the opening of the
market.
The OPA maximum for feed
barley was sci al $ll6 a buShcl.
Trading IN the commodity was
suspended earlier this year be-
cause of inability to obtain cash
barley supplies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Soss Mfg. Profit
Nearly Treb|ed

Soss Manufacturing Co reports
net profit, after federal taxes
but before renegotiation. for the
six months ended June 30 OF
Sl65. las. equal 10 SIS cents per
share. against S64 220 or 33 cents
share for the same period last
year.
Sales for the first half Of 1914
amounted 10 Sl.6590O0, compared
10 S75S.000 for the first Sin
months of l943.
Directors Of the company have
declared dividend OF 20 cents,
payable Sept. Is 10 holders of rec
ord Sept. Is. A dividend of 10
cents was paid IN each of the Two
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Move Made 10 Change
Army-NdW Game Site

WASHINGTON. Sept J OUP)
Sports minded senator's and
representatives awaited recon
>lderation today Of the navy de-
partmcnt'S decision 10 play the
annual service academy football
game al Annapolis. Nd, after
Rep. Mike Munroncy CD) Of
Oklahoma appealed for " 10 bc
staged IN a large city as VIC
tory celebration. provided the
German war Is won before Dec =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Col. Trainer Honoreo

Col. Graham b. Trainer, for
mcr Detroit executive of the
Chrysler Export Corp, has been
awarded the Army Legion Of
Merit. highest military award
for non -combative service, II
was announced today. Col
Trainer was one OF a group Of
automotive executives selected
in 1912 TO set up motor trans
port fer overseas. ~
The presentation ceremonies
took place al the Red River
Ordnance Depot, TeXarkana
Tex. Col. Trainer formerly lived
at the Whittier Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Believes Demand for Meat Has Increased

opinion there basis for the belief that tho basic
demand has been adversely affected by the lack of
variety which occasioned by conditions Quite the
believe demand actually
increased by conditions imposed by the
public become acutely that
basic of their diet This
supported by the findings of scientists who years have
beyond doubt excellent
and vtamns the development of
healthy bodies. Science helping greatly still
entrenched the publcS
potent the livestock
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Tinkhem Promoted

T. " Tukham has been
named general manager Of the
Eclipse Machine division Of
BcndlN Aviation, Ernest r..
BreeCh president OF BcndiN.
announced here today he was
formerly head Of the phlladci-
phia division
Tinkham succeeds William J.
MCGrath. who Is retiring after
IS years. McGTath, however.
will continue as d director of
the corporation
The Eclipse division Al FL
mira. n. Y. is doubling IT'S
production facilities 10 speed
output OF B-29 equipment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Grains Slump
To Year S Low

CHICAGO. Sept. l GNS)-Bar-
Icy oats and other grains were
weak late today and sold at the
lowest lgvol in a year or more.
Barley was the weakest and the
May contract dropped SC, the limit
decline permitted for a single day.
Oats tumbled as much as 3hc.
Rye dropped more than a cent
Prices generally finished at the
low with wheat nc 10 hc of,
oats PIC TO SIC lower, rye &c
to llkc of and barley &c to Sc
lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02

FRUTTS-Apples. Duchess No 81 100
loupe sac $50 Golh ~ Pear Bartlett.
fancy 81 bu No sos so Ssckel No. !,
Sas 3 so. Clspp, tsyoriie isney 80 bu -
bu. South Haven. 50 - bu. Pums. Durham
fancy. s. hu 10. !. S7ef bu BradShRW
anoy. 81 bu; NJ i. S2e3 wstermeions.
vEGETABIB GREENs-cabbsss greens. No.
! ST. so .bu collsrda 81 so-2 bl
d Ss' oehs soi ~ 's :ss ou 1 spnal 30
81 ea. Mustard Greens. NJ j si75e M
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-c.lerY
s e.. So 50 ou Enalvs isne, 81 -, 30
S SU No 7sessi. Head N,iuce g. n.
Lesf lettuce s2l7c iO-in basket Parsley.
yiE6GETAsLES. MISC -,Bessns, green. isns,
81 bu. No. / S3m ) 500 Roman fancy 50
1u ~ So 20 Lima ,4ney; - eg 10
bu Kentucky wonder fancy. - bu No
S3~ so Becis SOC Csc dor bchs. toppec
Sic so bu. Broccoli. iancy. No /; So
rrd. 81 1901 so bu curly 81 80 bu Carrots.
punched +0--s - doy bchS. fancy, ioppcd.
sac ~ /. 75c@s2 ~ csuiinower ,
corn % No 'oi aoes 81 30 81 Sac saes cGean' '
hers sl.gcrs No - 90. piek'e' ON 10
!, 81 30" b. medium l,n No $50 20
Egppiant. 81 II - lonF typs 50@65c p4ck
basket H0rseradish 50 peck basket KohlrSbi
CO. &c dor behs. okra. No 81 $50
dilm. 81 75e 2 50-l0 sack Green ~ 7.
500 8So dor hchS Parsley root 6OnTSc
dC7 bChs Peppers. rcd sweet. % Sc q0C peCk
basket. CAYENNE, eoca ST IS peek basket hot
80 ]. See 81 hu green, sic 25 bu
piucntoes Slal 25 peel basket Potatoes
No ! 81 iOn22 as bu Pumpkins 3 81 25
hu RadisLes red No !. Slsi so doz ochs
long white. No / T5coSi do9 bchs Rhu-
barb. 5OW7Jc dor bChs Rutabarss 50 bu
squash Italian. fancy. 81 peck basket No
D. 5Oa7Sc Delicious. 81 $50 ? Is bu Table
queen, Sl.ulS so Hubbard. No. l. 81 2Ss
m bu. Tomatoes fancy 50 bu No. l..
81 a so. peck basket fancy 'OW7Sc
Turnips fancy Si25 dor bchs No 1. 7Ss
GCr '0gpcd 81 asa I 50 hu
ECGS-Isrge. Slf 500 Is 90 3O-d0L case
medium Sl3ml4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
CT. Lakes Troun(es
Indians in Finale

GREAT LAKES, III Sep, l
tlNS) Great Lakes BiucIaCkots
wound up their 1914 season ycr-
tcrday by swampinC The Cleveland
Indians II 10 4 II WAS the Sailors
iSth victory IN % starts
Virgil "tlrc" Trucks. former
Detroit Tiger star, was mckcd
for 10 hits but kept them vol
scattered as he chalkcd up hts
tenth victory Of the season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
'GrdyS' TO PLAY
City . Here

IRE Motor GTryiy dream"
game Of the season Will be played
at Briggs Stadium Labor Day
when the Homestead GrayS, Negro
National League champions for
the past four seasons. cross bats
with the fast and classy New
York CubanS.
The Homestead Gray> have
played 10 games since April %.
winning rs and losing q with
two games tied They have won
is and lost nine with the Balu-
more Elite Giants. won II and
LOST tlpe- With the New ark Eagles,
and have lost only one game -
the Black Yankees while wlnnir |
nine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Wheat SpiraiS
Rails Volume

NEW YORK. Sept. Gross
revenues OF Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railway in July were
in record volume. reflectinG in
part the movement Of the eXcep-
tionally large winter wheat crop.
Estimated net income for the
month was smaller than in July,
1913, and 1912, because Of in
creased wages and federal income
taxes. but was the largest for any
month this year. and by all normal
standards of comparison, def
nitely favorable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Saratoga Results

Frr-T pACE-3-sts lid, -.r
Sea Base Pei name ~ lu .tn 90
D. .frI~R Niis. EsU D
Pt4fet E.Hr - gitarf
tzse-s : =. % off irlk H-a.
RI SUR md Fstr Mss 49,. ran
SfCuED RACE -s-yesr-ltt r.r
Raw HsFic Meade o. .u. De- go
Moran tSuifsr AZ
Nor Wine h'Kinvf
Time - So ug
ts.rt $3.50 E.f AM 4nnr F0.sVf s.f Stf
Csl.sn' A.so rsr
TlURD KACE-2 Yssr-lIds So, '.rsu.s
b Faithful tArcErrf . ~H
sup. FORTRESS Mead. 20 20
Nrer'rtsfF tAtBiusou 70
Tine = - - or -.
'.rs, LRBrnls EkpfftF i rt DAciHr.
"a Stsnd' and ny RfHk s.e. -1U
FprpTH RACE year-1.es End ur Y
Frtrs Rse Hrhrteps. 80 $40 %
fff's Fiyfr pifttra.t o. 10
q ID gp~nis tPfrmsur
gImr ~ or afi4
fsIry Bee CAPE T.er. E.4rcr E.t
Dare and Topsy Ann aiso ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
priofities

The Detroit rcrsnal Office Of the war Pro
ouc,iou Board announced to-day IN, following
prioritics sections
Lao amended governmental CONNER
cial Printing and DupIicetitE Redennes
Government and eliminates Army Navy. War
Shipping and Maritime Commission from al
proyl4ionx except consumption quotas brings
only & P o. and Treasury under inventory
restrictions
L-ioT. schedule I amended Extended
Surface Heating Equipment" Rrinfs report
ms requirements 30 oets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
BEST-PAvor
NARRAGANSETT

i--HY RfCKEY. Real Nan Traceiett.
WAKE ROBIN Pooio Picket Line.
3-ANCtPlTAL. Fold Under. smart Bet.
lrt PansS
5-BUl.L REICH. Johnny Jr Old Whitley.
6-BEL REICH. CoronAl, CASilemAn.
7-AiLERGIC Ball Player. Aboyne
s-ARAREeQt'E Hasty Wire Budded,
BEST-BULL REIG1I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN IFAsIv

nFTROIT az 81 fruit-s.Fyvtfc,r- .Fp
ais Potter r3-sl
Wsshr rior ~ Scv Yurk-ITfetvte ~
Pfi's6e .phis a. BoSiun-Rlsct $40 or
Christopher ii-lI " Bowman los
Cleveland - CNIraLu might Smith
900 Harrcs II-t
NATIONAL IIAsIF
New frrk - Brposlyn--F1st t4-l7 IS
Meitpu .s-lO
Boston a. Philsdelphia- Hu,,hirgx IL
and c Bar-c't t--l4 Va Geihcsuser t7-IsI
and Barrett ta-l4l
ChiCaE0 ~ Cincinnati IntFhtt -FirfulnF
so walters tlG.6
s. Louis AT ElfLsourzh LnisHt---1si4t-
mueller fllf W Schmidt tN2f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Best Bets
United Press
SARATOGA

1-GREEK WARRIOR. VIVA LIE. Pride Of
iIygrO.
2-STAGER. spartan Noble, Houlgate
3--BENEKSAR. Frederic III. Greek fiAg.
A--PAVOT war Jeep. PlebeScite
S-COT.HIS. Huhbub, wild Rice
S-BOLINGBROKE. Waitabit, Bounding
Home.
ALL WHITE Bell the Cat Miss Winks
s-rHE SULTAN. Rsth Roman. Blue
whistler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Raw Sugar Ceiling
Revised Upward

WASHINGTON. Sept. = Ad-
ilstment, OF ceiling prices for raw
urar and for direct consumption
lEa~ wt1Ch witt result In a slight
overall increase IN the I. q. b.
IrT-rv for direct consumption
Irar. are announced by ON
effective Sept 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
Plays Motor CITY g

Pcpsi-Cola, Class 4 tcam of Tho
DBF. will play Motor CITY Giants.
fast Negro team. twice Sunday
an Dcquindre Park, Dcqunndre and
SIX Mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-02
M. S. Ruksyser
NJ. S. Rukeyser
Wartime Farmer
Wins High Praise

EDITORS NOTE-George A. Eastwood president
of Armour d Co., today acts guest coitnntSt for
Merrvie Stanley Rukeyser, who is on Uocotton.