davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
Powers Aviotion
PIons Opposed

of nations and Russia, Monday will
submit their own plan based on
equal voting power for every ma
ton"
Claiming the moral support Of
most small European nations, the
Fispanic republics also we're eX-
pected to protest en- bloc the va
rious commonwealth plans for
strong international air authority
They have stated in a preliminary
statement that such plans would
infringe upon their sovereign
rights
France attending her first inter-
national conference in five years,
likewise was planning to attack the
American plan and demand the
same status accorded to the British,
Russians and Americans.
The Latin American delegates to
the civil aviation conference thus
side with America against the Brit
ish proposals for an aeronautical
body with enforcement powers and
with Britain against the American
plan for weighted voting on an
interim council whose main Job
probably will be to draft a new
aviation treaty.
Argentina, not represented here
because the U. S. does not recognize
her government, would support fully
the stand taken by the 10 other
southern republics, according to
some of their delegates who have
protested privately against Argen-
tina's exclusion from the confer
ence.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06
Cirmine'lo Quads
Are 'Doinu Fine

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6. tUPl--
The Cirminello quads, Maureen.
Eileen, Kathleen-neWly named to-
day-and Michael, were doing fine
Monday, their fifth day of life.
Michael, the only boy of The
quadruplets, was reported decided
ly improved" and now breathing al
most normally after suffering re-
spiratory difficulties.
The mother, Mrs. Joseph Ciimi-
nello, of Upper Darby, Pennsylvania,
was progressing normally.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-06

CHICAGO, Nov. 6. UP)-The
Latin American countries, in revolt
against the American proposal for
15-member international aviation
council dominated by the United
States, the British commonwealth
Evening star., 1944-11-15

An improved preparation used with
good results in minor irritations Of the
mouth, nose and throat. Also used rs
. eargle and mouth wash. Splendid to
include In your fall and winter medi-
cine supplies.
Evening star., 1944-11-15

Accurate, oasy-yo-read Thermom-
eter :. >. . stckroom ESSENTIAL
snd 2 family household pecsesity.
use when occasion ariSeS.
Evening star., 1944-11-15

For q feeling Of charm
and beauty add the
lovely scent Of Clover
and see what magic 1t
works. Refreshing to the
skin.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Tisice csl. pT1slu$nikG povraz-
demo " Lubline.

Lcndyn (CTK)- Vlasta b.
rex, dopisovatel CTK z Mos
kvy, lfcf svou navstevu We W.
hlazovacfm tabore Majdanek
nedaleko Lublfna. P1se, re ne
naleza SLOW, kterymi by mohl
vyjadriti podrobnosti O vyvraz-
d&nf statisic1 pffslusnikn vsech
evropskych narodG plynem a
stTelnou zbranf. V jedne jedi
ne skupine = We ktere Sc row.
n9z nalezaly obeti re Stevens
ska = bylo vice nez 5000 po-
vrazdenych. z past a jinych
dokumentn Sc Borek nahodne
dov9del tato jmena ceskoslo-
vensk5ch pTfslusnfkG; obetf ma
cistickJch vrahG: Josef Gluts-
chke. kovaf, mar. 1901 Koc-
kov9. Rudolf Felbinger z Dr.
mol. okres Plana; Josef Lat z
TJrbanic Rdzena Spitzova a DIR.
Tn Lederer, data narozenf ne
mama. Jediny Czech, ktereho
Rorek nalezl ma zivu, udal mu
este imena DIR. Wiesnera, to.
yarnfka z Prahy, a Svobody, Cd
nSknd cd Budejovic. Mala dec.
ka byla vrazdena pc stovkach
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08

Pluk. gst. Spaniel do Londyna.

New York (CTK) y tech
to dnech odjel re Spojenych
StatG do Londyna plukovn1k
generalnfho stabu Oldrich Spa
MEL, csl. vojensky a letecky a.
tase We Washingtone. Odcha-
ri re Spoj. StatG pc temer petit
lete cinnosti, jiz vykonaval ia
ko zastupce csl. armady zde a
pozdeji take v Mexiku, kde byl
rovnez poveren jake vojensky
a letecky atase. V teto funkci
Dude vystrfdan pplk. K. Hro-
mem, jenz v techto dnech Cd
chazf z New Yorku do Mexico
City.
Pluk. Spaniel prijel do Spoj.
Statn kratce pc vypuknuti val
ky v Europe. Bylo to v dobe,
kdy csl. vlada jeste nebyla u
znana. a pluk. Spaniel venoval
tuto dobu studiu naborovych
moznostf zde a v Kanade. Vo-
jenskym atasem We Washingto-
nu byl jmenovan, jakmile csl.
vlada v oLndyn6 byla uznana
vladou Spojenych Statu. Jeho
cinnost neomezovala Sc pouze
ma presne vymezene 1fedni
funkce. Bohata byla jeho Gin
most prednaskovou a literarni.
Krone cetnych novinarskych
odbornych clankG uverejnil We
Spojenych Statech knihu O csl.
armada v dob6, kdy bylo ucel-
no informovat verejnost o csl.
armada "a hranicemi. We Wa
shingtonu zahy ma sebe upozor
nil svymi odbornymi znalostmi
vojenskymi, take byl vyhleda-
van caste nejen zastupci pred
Mich listI a tiskovych agentur,
ale take rozhlasovymi komen-
tatory a zastupci cizfch armad.
Pripravoval take nabor dobro-
volnfkIG " Kanade, kdez 81 zfs-
kal jak v krajanskych, tax ka-
nadskych kruz1ch znacnou O.
blibu. Jeho cinnost mu byla u
snadnena rozsahlymi znalost-
mi jazykovymi a jeho velkym
zaimem o cetne obory kultur-
niho zivota.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08

Mexico, D. F. Novy obrov-
sky hydro-elektricky zavod v
Ixtapantongo byl uveden v Gin
most, kdyz president Avila Ca
macho stiskl knoflfk, c1mz by
la zahajena dodavka noveho
elektrickeho proudu do zdejsi-
Mo mesta. Elektrarna mela "a
pocfti S pracf jiz pred nekolika
tydny, lee velke lijaky zavinily
odlozeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-09-08
Vysledek volby nebude rychle
Znam.

IMAM.
Presidentska volba Dude ko-
mana 7. listopadu a Poole
vsech obycejG mel by jiz nasle-
dujlc1 den byt v celych Spoje-
nych Statech znam vysledek.
Pravideln6 Sc tax stava, ale le-
tos mGze byt ucin6na vyjimka,
kdyby nahodou neobdrzel
Roosevelt ami Dewey dostatec-
nou vetisnu elektorn1ch hlasG.
Poole nahledu mnohych znalc1
politicke situace nem1zze Sc je-
den ami druhy spolehati ma prf-
lisnou vetsinu a kdyby sc tako-
We predpovedi uskutecnily, mo-
hlo by Sc staff, re rozhodnut1
Dude zaviseti ma vojenskych
hlasech.
AZ dosud Sc prihlasilo pres
diva miliony clen1 americk6
branne moci, muznd i zen, O vo-
lebn1 l1stek a ponevadz mno-
hem vice Sc jich jeste pTihlasf,
jest odhadovano, re kol 4 mill
onG techto neprftomnych obta-
nj Dude 7. listopadu voliti pre-
sidenta. V jedenacti statech
nebudou vojenske hlasy poc1-
tany hned v den volby, nybrz O
cele tydny pozdeji, coz pripou-
st1 moznost, re spolehlivy W.
sledek nebude mono hned pc
volbe oznamiti. Jsou to tax
zvane nejiste staty, mezi ktere
jsou zafazovany tez P~ennsylva-
ME, Kalifornie a Missouri. Penn
sylvanie ma SO elektornfch hla-
ST a jest ocekavano, re 200, 900
az 100000 voj1nG a namorn1kG
Sc pfihlasf O ballot, ale jejich
hlasy budou pocftany az %. IL
stopadu. V California je oce-
kavano $4,000 a 100000 vojen
skych HAST a budou pocftany
teprve "a. listopadu a Missouri,
kde pTichazi pr1merne 1000
prihlasek O ballot denne, budou
vojenske hlasy poc1tany az V
patek pc volbe.
Kdyby nahodou zalezelo ma
Nebrasce, KIDD Dude pristim pre-
sidentem, muscle by Sc cekati
az do z. prosince ma zpocftan1
vojenskych HAST, lee Nebras-
ka nenf poc1tana mezi 'nejiste'
staty, kdezto Pennsylvania,
California a Missouri jsou ozna-
covany jake nejiste a tudfz ma
mich nejv1ce zalez1. Mali do
hromady 116 elektorn1ch HAST
a mohou tud1z rozhodnouti vol
bu svymi vojenskymi baloty.
We skutecnosti neni zadna jis-
tota o vysledku volby v zadn6m
statu, vyjma snad jiznfch, KITE
re jiste dali Rooseveltovi vetsi-
nu, tax jake nektere vychodn1
a stTedozapadnf jsou bezpecne
pro Deweyho. Jest tud1z MOI
ne, re vojenske hlasy malych
statG by molly rozhodnouti
volbu, ovsem pouze v takovem
prfpadu, re rozd1l by byl pou-
re O nekolik HAST.
K zvoleni presidenta jest "a
potrebf 266 elektornlch HAST a
uvaz1-li Sc, re president Wilson
mel roku 1916 pouze % hlas1
vetsiny, jest zrejme, jaky vliv
mohou m1ti vojenske hlasy ma
vysledek. Pfipoust1 to moznost
re to Dude vyzadovati vice dni,
nell skoro cely mesfc, nez We
rejnost Dude naprosto jista,
byl-li zvolen Roosevelt neb De-
wey.
To jsou ovsem pouhe dom
nenky, ktere jedine ukazuj1, co
by Sc mohlo "a jistych okolno-
stf staff, ale vetsina volic6 ver1,
re jejich kandidat zfska tolik
HAST, ably vysledek nezdstal
n6kolik tydnG v pochybnostech
Now olekfrSrua " Mox.ku
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-15

Yesterdays Answer
IL. Emit vapor
~. Bitter vctch
IL. Wine
receptacle
10. Escape T
(slang.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-15
(GS,I
NkG|

had peen applying strengthening
touches TO the living room. again
went through the business of
cringing and grinding shut her
eyes. This time she also covered
her ears.
M llory- Mallory, darling
Again his voice was sweetness
upon sweetness.
Dust rolled from the dry abrupt
ness Of her words. "Yes? What ?"
you've always 1een everywhere
at the peak. darling. All your ap-
pearances have been successes, be-
cause they were timely. Right now,
Mexico City is the timeliest spot
and after ALL" he stressed. in a tone
that was dictatorial back Of its
sSntleness. you are there, dear.
You may as well work."
He sounds like David" That
was the hateful thought that
flashed into the girls mind. But
she couldn't say that - Tod Pat.
rick; she couldn't bear the chort-
ing roars that would follow.
Seems to me. Lcgrce, that you
Know a lot more about this town
than you let on. You must" Sud-
den comprehension smote her.
Hey, you must have a powerful
lot of cooperation down here"
| "Uhm! I do know couple Of
American reporters down there"
he admitted. AS Il matter of fact,
they'll probably want an interview.
Along with the Mexican press"
| Til be looking for your buddies."
she retorted dryly. II suppose they
drink Scotch like the rest of their
breed"
l.. Mallory that is no way for you
70 talk about the guys who have
1elped put you where Gu are"
lN"You mean you're actually Civ.
ipg credit to someone besides your
Ikelf." She giggled hastily. Now.
IFod."
f,Mallory-" Again Tod PatrIcks
TONE was pleading. Promise me
you'll be a good girl. Promise me-"
\ oh. promise to be a good girl.
But I don't promise to sing" She
Euld not have liked her managers
lie. But you will. he was think.
III. You will. Mallory"
Mot sensing his contentment, the
girl went on. 1T depends entirely
Upon how I'm l.andlcd-and now
yell hello 10 Prism. She's been pre-
tending to dust things in here so
she could overhear everything"
Mallory held the instrument to-
ward the colorcd woman, who was
not at all chastened by her mis-
tress' condemnation. Delightedly
she shouted to Tod Patrick. NAL
Tory took the telephone again.
It'll say goodby now. Tod"
wait, Mallory. what's Prism
doing there? Last I heard she had
been ditchcd. right along with me
l-oho!" a wise note had crept into
his voice. you're having trouble.
You sent her an sos. was plan
ming to come down the day .,efore
the first concert. Nov / think Id
better come right away"
You stay away from here. I
know a man who will look out for
me If l need anyone. che slammed
up the receiver and began to look
in the telephone book for Richard
Blythc's number.
Soon n voice answered her call.
"Bucno?" it said. the usual answer
in Mexico. Then it charged to.
"Hello!" a musical little hello by
a musical little voice. 4 feminine
voice.
] fTn Bc COntinucd)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-15
CHAPTER TWENTY

L
EVEN THOUGH she was impa.
tient to talk with Tod Patrick, Nal.
Tory did not mind hat the DAYS OF
instantaneous long distance telc.
phone cal : had been swallowed b,
var prioritics. The interval OF
waiting gave her time to get still
more angry. to fill her mind witt
what she was going to say to him
Also. 1t gave her The time to gel
better acquainted with her LAVISH
apartment.
There were no tourist-style fur.
nishinSs. no mats. tin lamps. saw.
iy scrapcs. feather pictures. In.
stead, there were valuable pieces OF
carved furniture. massive and an.
cient, that somehow workeu in ad.
mirabiy with the brand new white
plaster walls. and the light wood.
work. There wer" two good paint
lrSs by Some Mexican artist. q
wood-carved Madonna, n handsome
gold-framcd mirror. some pieces OF
bohemian glass. That was the liv.
Ing room. The other rooms were
proportionatcly beautiful.
Prism was shufiling about in tota
possession rs If she had lived there
always. Take your bath now" she
ordered the girl. L got it all rur
and two of them fizz cubes in it
The pink kind like that I like"
IAN right" Mallory replied ab.
Ient-mindedly. and walked in the
opposite direction. She went out on
the balcony and gazed down at Re.
lorna boulevard.
Although there was no moon
The night was bright with stars,
lights from the sire. nd automo-
bile lamps. and the glitter of hotel
and apartment windows. Cars
moved as swiftly as on Michigan
avenue toward Chapultepcc park
on the side where Mallory looked
down. toward Juarcz avenue and
the downtown sections, on the Cd.
posite side of the wide boulevard
There was a continuous swinging
Of traffic about the "elorietas"-
Immense circula plots built around
decorative statues or monuments
that are spotted regularly along the
famous street.
Prism trailed the girl. you get
In there and take that bath before
all the perfume fizz gets out OF it."
II will. will" Mallory's impa-
tience melted as she looked down
ward again. Isn't this an exciting
town. Prism? Where we were
earlier tonight was as primitive as
ancient Spain. This is as cosmopoli-
tan as anything around Central
park. It's so cXhilaratino, Prism"
"And cold-givin'. too, I'll bet,
Prism predicted Gloomily. "Standin
out here in rothin' but three yards
of silk. Gcttin' so slap-happy you
nin't even got sense enough to put
on your coat"
VERY well, Prism, I'll 60 in
With reluctance the girl turned
away from the scene below her
You know, you're n worse slave
driver than Tod Patrick.
"Mr. Patrick's n mighty smart
MAXWELL he isl" she yelled in de.
fiancc Of her mistress frigid
glance.
Mallory did hot bother to berate
her manager 10 Prism. She was
saving her petulance for the tcle.
phone call. However. to case her.
self to some extent, she said IN the
manner of a rcbell!ous child, TN
going back out on tho balcony
later"
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||lft?Z/0nKee c}STO1T70
.EENM"sssNNSSA az lORENA CARLETON
BrRA KEsAs6c.r

mot after your bath, you amt
Not for bout an hour til you ge;
dried out" The colored woman was
herding the girl into the rose and
black tiled bathroom. "'Sides, YOU
got to have dinner. Probably won't
I've hit to eat" she bemoaned. But
tomorrow I'll get out for groceries
and start cookin' for you myself"
AT a little before IL o'clock the
call to New York went through
wrapped In a wooden. squirrel
trimmed housecoat. Mallory took
pleasure in making Tod Patrick
hold the wire while she settled her.
self in deep comfort in an arm.
chair.
Hello. Legree." she eventually
ground out. II feel il my duty tc
tell you that you're licked before
you start. I'm in fine fettle. I'm
strong as an OK. I'm rarir' to go
I've just had a nourishing snack
that included everything from 9
juicy steak to chocolate cake with
icing an inch thick. And you'd bet.
ter"
Tod Patrick's voice cut In. I,
sounded bored. Mallory, are yor
telephoning me over 1000 miles tc
tell me you're still a glutton?"
II simply meant that I have
strength to annihilate YOU"
Again Patrick INTERRUPTED. "Wh,
did you call'IMallory? Not that
I'm anything but delighted to hea,
from you. But thought you were
so angry with me when you left
New York that I'd not be honoret
even with hotel advertising post.
card. didn't dream you cared sc
much, dear"
"Pm not calling because 1 care
for you-you know perfectly wei
why I'm calling you-you icy.
blooded serpentn
ut has been proved that snakes
and such are not cold. And now
let's not talk any more about such
unpleasant things. You might have
Nightmares. And since you went tc
Mexico to relax you mustn't have
Nightmares"
D Il am having a nightmare" the
fgirl screamed so loudly that Prism
cringed and clamped her eyelids
I'm seeing things. Legree. All ovel
the town. Posters. RAILROADS.&C.
how can I relax? You're driving me
crazy. and don't you dare make g
sassy remark!". Her tone changed
to one of pleading. Jaw, Tod, how
could you do tito me?"
Haven't you any sense at all
Mallory? Right now, Mexico City
is definitely it. It's Paris, the Rivi.
era, all the European hot spots
tossed together, to say nothing Of
being Santa Anita. Man alive, Nal.
lory, they paid two million dollars
for that new race track. You DOM
have to drag out your ration bool
for sirloin steak the size CT tur,
key platter. Naturally tie towr
has everyone in it who has tn,
money to get there. Big spenders
A boom. A spree. So, why shouldn't
it be the spot for the greatest sing.
err Of the present day-meanine
you, Sweet" he stressed In a SUI
gary voice.
Don't talk to me as If you were
trying to cheat an eight-year-olt
brat out Of his candy bar"
I'm just trying to talk some
business sense into a 26-year-olt
adult"
twenty-five" contradictcd thu
! Girl so loudly that Prism. whr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-15
DEEDS SHOW SALE
OF COUNTY LANDS

Deeds for transfer of considerable
acreage were recorded Yesterday a,
the register Of dCcuS office.
Mrs. Sarah w. TippCtt cl al con-
reyed To 5. Elder: WIlSnl Il total
OF 83.l acres ON the Townsville ROAD
Tor $40 and consideration OF mutual
division of land.
r. +. Clements sold Ia Phil TayIor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-15

ct al tor SO and other SOD ana SUI
iicItht value - lot containing %
acres IN Wi!llHnsborn township.
A. y. BIl ct al conveyed to s.
Il. Rogers Tor $40 and other considcr-
a;iona six lois al the Watkins Glover.
Hill properly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-01-15

Japan IS confronted with con-
S,antiy dw.ndlinG supply al cotton.
despite strenuous efforts To plnG
cotton cultivation in many occupied
areas. say reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Louis Only Fair
But Scores K0

WASHINGTON. Nov. II INS)
Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis leveled off Jimmy Bell.
Washington battler. in a three
round exhibition last night before
crowd of 4,06S, but the Brown
Bomber was far from the Louis
of old.
Louis. who scaled PA pounds.
gave Bell some laundering shots,
but not before Bell dashed out sew
eral times, hitting him once with
a solid right hand uppercut.
The titleholder admitted in the
dressing room after the bout that
he was rusty.
boy, l mean when you're a
fighter, you've got 10 fight" he
said. 81 know I need a lot Of
work. Maybe six months In the
woods. My legs 'ain't' what they
used to be. That's a sure sign
I'm getting old.
81 sure hope the war ends
soon or I won't ever be able to
get In shape"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15

Mercy" campaign The current
drive already has reached SIS 900,
HIRE AND THLRL-M.nAfer Jim MIrhsaI
reeisc OFF 7SS-27e-iss for $40 and a nep
,.ooTs a. Leo nPum, rolled 1si IN n,
= si5 ss,h ssnI.nat AZ y $50 .ns li.n;
~. sslph Ihi.'sn 2o9-77e In e7s and
Charley "TuIsoo'' s.destrons's 7T7 ar. nes
hr,t and second highs in IN, Aieons Hous,
shsfs Joe Adams spread 7l7-2o4-735 FOL
Ryrl. Robinson Mashed 77s774.i7i for $40
ard Caro- sehssb asa for mes high IN the
po'',blyo Ladies vincent Ro,ole AZ IN
ass In the Pous, cis,,ie ViTsini, Cvr.
nicr ao4 and Jan, iirssl SIS in Ike v.f,i, t
Ladies vsrnorI 1881 10 rev Lucky
topt "a Ferranoe Mt 74s IN the Beacon
House Marion Hayes iss and Ralph
Frederick e4S In the Ramona KIM and
NO. Lgr.n had 77o as Al. shot SIS
and 7tei for mes conIio records Marion
Hayes 77S ana Loreti, Deneyitht Sis
.s, s.. s.: R a enc Me-; ,,,v w,:ne
Boz BOB SAT- 4s.,. had 3:s IN q: beacon so...
Leo Miner 2tt ~ the Palace Dir House
Mar chicorsl 747 and sac IN the vie
tory vivian Csvthorp 7i2 and s3s IN
the Bowling Green Ladies
s. os.T si HSs. tops ksSI. ss+ AT
After Va T,n,ncs. ass R.dford Business,
Ro sa k.1s, s.d Main ss va. e. Rs s..
Major Frank Richter. 727. Ramona House.
Len Peters. 777 Motseh,ll: Henry sn-sehi
DENLY Mems House Art swanson. 772. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Yacht Club
Has Memo

Fred Memo Jr.. one of the best
shippers on the river and winner
OF the cat boat championship this
year was elected commodore Of
the Detroit Yacht Club at its 6Sth
annual meeting last night.
Memo. a veteran of Putin Bay
and Mackinac races, succeeds
Floyd Bethel.
Other officers are: vice com
modore. Leo Robb; rear COM
modore, Edwin o. Bodkin; board
of directors, Charles Austerberry
Floyd Bethel, Guy Bratton, John
Carter, Harry Kendall, Sidney
Warner and Russell Innes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
State S Bowl Game
Hopes Are Raised

EAST LANSING, Nov. Il (UP)
Michigan State athletic officials
would offer no comment today on
an announcement from Los Ange-
les that the Spartans were among
Ia teams being considered for the
Rose Bowl classic at Pasadena,
Cal. on the New Years Day.
The announcement, however, did
serve 10 rekindle the Bowl bid
hopes Of Spartan fans which were
practically Snuffed out two weeks
ago when Missouri spoiled by an
indicated season for the Spar
tanS BY beating them. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Fioht Results

Philsdelphis-willn JOYCE. l3e Cary
Ind declsioned Ike williams, lSf'N Iren-
'0n N,s YORK 81. Nicholas Arens Billy
Arnold ISL Philadelphia. tee N ca
snoc.ed out Bob wade. 1877. newark ~.
N,U1rk n. fernando Meniehelli. 1891,
Argentine. decisioned Laurent Bouohsrd
2o4. Montreal 10 80.
Conn. knocked out Buddy walker, ls4
Columbus o. 81 80
Warrington Bee Bee Wright ~
Pittsburgh deeisioned Lie Drew lfe' Los
Angeles tsl. -
Providence p Jimmy Nelson. lIs
Cleveland decisioned Joe Reddtck. le1'
Holvok, Mas - willie shsnks, ISIS
Montreal decisioned Joe Bennett. 49,. New
York 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Badgers 10 Attend
Shafer' S Funeral

MADISON. Wis, Nov. II (INS)
Practice was called off today for
the University OF Wisconsin foot
ball team so that the players
might attend the funeral of their
teammate. Allan Shafer, quarter
back. who was fatally injured in
last Saturdays game with Iowa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Eddie Bray May
-Belosttol IIini

CHAMPAIGN. III, Nov. IL
GNS)-Eddie Bray. best ground
gamer for Illinois last year, may
be out of the Ohio State game at
Cleveland next Saturday because
of the recurrence of an old knee
injury. coach Ray Eliot reported
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Race Entries, Results. Best Bets
PimIico Results

FIRST RAcE-2-yesr-olds. / mile and TO
yards
cola Beach IVAN $40 1850 $50
Chance Bullet tJemHsl $40 90
Temeru BTeenl 7.7O
Tims l:4s SIS. off i7:37h
Colonel John. Devils Bit OmaBhans, Maze
Fast. Black knight Fire Ladder. Hand Wave
Flight Man and Cay Lsrkmead also ran
SECOND RAcE-s-yesr-olds. q. mile:
Refresh tDodsonl gao $40 2 90
Rarotongs tScswtbornl 100 $50
Led AStray tTammarol 1910
Time i:l4 IS. off i:o2h
Amici Bare Cupboard Difference Hope
skippy's Lad and Royal Favor also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4-yssr-olds and up. a.
mile;
Charitable lKirklandl $40 90
Markell tDodsonl 470
Time l.ll 3-5, off 4 osla
Star Copy and Senate also ran.
FIFTH RACE. mile
Monsoon kirkland $50 $50 720
Kssey Dee Bowersi $50 7s0
Alexis (ScavthoTnl 7l0
Time l:12 3-o. off 737.
sheitie, Bourtai and Great Power also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-4-yssT-oldS and up. Is
miles
Gals Pet Bowers 500 2so out
Saboteur tSnellinEi 2 90 out
CushlAmacree Scawthornl out
Time 1883 as. off 3:o7.
Red Gin also ran
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Fieh4. in PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Nov. IL CUP)-
Joe Baksi, one OF the top-ranking
contenders for the heavyweight
crown. has been signed 10 meet
Buddy Knox of Dayton, O., in
10-round fight here Nov. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
Ed Cody 10 Return
To Purdue Eleven

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. ID
tINS)-L Looking forward with
some mlSgivings 10 the game with
Navy in Baltimore Saturday
coach Cecil Isbell of Purdue said
today he might have big Ed Cody
hard-hitting fullback IN the Lineup
for the first time in three weeks