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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
FIRST FIDDLE S5O,OOO
 RAGING TUNE
Ry JACK FRosT

United Press Stan Correspondent
 Boston July 20--tUP)--Flrst Fld. de was hailed as the Stradlvarlux of racing to-day after annexins the s50000-addcd Massachusetts handi. cap in as great a race and from a good field as ever performed in his rich Suffolk Downs stake for 3-year.olds and up over the mile and a furlong route.
 From the crown Of the track First Fiddle played a tuneful sym. phonv that drowned out the stric- eni bid Of his seven competitors yesterday before nearly 30.O00 fans who waeercd a total Of s2f3. .i67. tht highest ever bet in New EnRlane on a single race.
 Second by three-quarters Of length was the excellent Alex Earth who led the third horse, Aiqpcst, by a length
 It was as spectacular perform ance of thoroughbreds as ever was seen in the region and was marred only by a minor bit Of rourfness on the part of jockey Eddie Guerin who was fined s200 when Alex Earth bumped but failed to deter the Flying Gray winner.
 As cool as the breeze from the ocean a mile distant. veteran jockey Johnny Loneden lifted the 5-year- old First Fiddle along the way. ouidistanced the Flying Alquest ard showing his heels to the resperate Alex Earth.
 At the start jockey Georgie woolf took Alquest out in front and held him there past the clubhouse turn and into the hackstretch where he led by a good length. On the up- per bend it was Alquest. then Alex Earth. next the fayorite Four Free doms and then the good gray F5d- de.
 Into the straiehtaway they came with Alex Earth moving up and First Fiddle at his heels. At the sixteenth pole First Fiddle pulled away from the laundering Alex Earth while Alquest was struggling to hold third position. That was the way they finished.
 A 52 shot. First Fiddle paid s7.20 sa and s320 on a s2 ticket | in the mutuels. His share as win ner was s4i.850 to bring his life- time winnings to si27 70i0. Alex Earth paid s7.3o 10 place and s5l60 to show while Alquest paid sS show money.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
Totals
VM0NAS GLIN
sa,sa Iisos ,a i'lsrsall s1lliSes I.i,,,,, l,ag'

aaifo, nrauman, saniora, kolesnik
 henll Armour EIrels keallns < hrnumnn, hsTardi, Mnnil 2, Two hase hits Armour stolen hasef
 knlesnik a plersAll, A0nll, l snl llNAn q aarrlhera Annll nnnhle plagHrr prrlolln iD W, sullivan, Jeff m bases lirn0klpn ( fhamas 2 naseF on halls 0ff nrnnis q struck aIi-ht ,,l, hs,agai s,a,,a ai phleanls fm'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays sseswtta Detroit 2, Washington l Cleveland :, Philadelphia Chicago ., Boston (
 New York (, St. Louis 5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20

aaslnst lllam-the ilroliiR feFm'e cballsnee Ne and tlle Walillae laHN'S Ol9 kalniuek, flleFR ls . possibility iilat Mfsy Y, q, einltllk kIlJns lllay run Hie0,
 lsaeaFdaeks ei ille ilnlnbeF ef siaFs tfrs Twllsgllt Tnaf algalaee 70 as ilae flrei llliY epfF e eabiNfe nle Fiee Arlington, NDe aila Pellflve, eonigieA as ail elltfg, will be ee heavily lavoTed tllat e nllnilg pod ls eNpeeteds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
fReg. U. s. Pat. OIL nH HACK CllDDY

By HACK CuDDH
 Dnise6 Press staff Correspondent
 New York, July %. CUPD-Per- haps it's due to the ieap-year in- nuence that the ladies have been AgnItng so prominently in the news Of lste-p0litieally and otherwise Among the otherwise" We certainly must Include gal named Twilight Tear. current toast Of the turf world,
 Right now Twilight Tear is the hottest thing op h0oyes, If she wins the e60000 Arlington classic at Ghl- eag0'g Washington Park saturfiay, she is virtually certain to be voted the top thnee-year-Oid 0f ieea. She may be eeelaiEled ''tile horse Of tiie year; and she will have entered a bid, at least, for future e0rsiderev tlon as the most notable Ally Of al time.
 Chsmp FiliisS
 he flIly eyer has been named champion tbTee-year~old oC any yeaT, elth0ugb racing has produced some uigbty spTtghtly females, ranging back tO Niss Wo0dford f0sled ip l0e0) and i,lelnding regret, 0Bly fllly ever to Wip the KeDtalekg Derby, She taiTBled the trick ip 1915,
 The Taar ~ long 6tEieine bay dangbter Of Bull Lea -is q rarity among race mares beeaise Ql aebleyamepts alFeaey registered tilis yeaF, She bas rolled nD 70 straight Flet0Fieg, 1he Calumet farms Classy Lass tWiee defeaiRd her stav blamete PeaslYe, wipner ot the Kentucky Derby and pfeaknesg, She broke the Washington Park track records for keyeD gilTl0nRs D wlnping the ek0kie han6icaD, dnly c, ia one nillllie 22 as6 seconds,
 Tilfs Was 0llly HTb 0f second slower thaD tlle world Tee0Fd, Her speed apparently bas frightened pr0mineik tllraeyyearsald e0lts, ike str up and ey Sii0nlllpg, aHey from the Fieh arlington classic ieeylne 4 probably q ollestwo WalksaWey fog nle Calumet epiFy of Iwllebt Tear
 9he JseaV ven her lotb siyalgpi race Monday, easily aefeeflne Pens RlNe iD the es100 Isolstor pbrse, es slAe bgeeRae fhg0najl ille nliie sN e.ae srS at Washington Park, elltT aaeo, Tlie ease nIib Hbleb she kof indlaakad that SIG could baEf br0ks 70 the iFaek Fae0Fa of l;sb syb had aIle hfep urged
 Tad 9'wiiiellt Tear been agteFaa tp fhe keDtlieky Derby eae pFeakF ness, elae H9ielt baVa wep tllahe elafsieR lllstee1 q Renalye, 4 ille line 0f RnneiYels victories, < Hlas reneVta6 fane later aanieal lhat T9alaGF baD Jones alle Jockey coiDll AfecfaaTg both lelieNed kllat flle 6lly Was flle fasieF q Watre'l W1lRlli,s tWo three ggeaTrelh6 Wews eReT, SoIles gaTeIy fllas fl1llee aaalnst colts ln important events iii t|le spring, Tlllielf slowed heg saneg1og1ig oveF eellslve tn fhe sefenslHrlene f1k0ge hafldieap alle in AgNnAsvs Aalle ieolefeF piifae, When n'le plaielleE speed afai1 wlib ElenaEe in ille Arlington eeiur9eF, M mall hs over ille al0Fe eAaffislR Naf'a ane q . alaefleg feilfe, As prssaff, It seems thet oply fwe elb8B AHegongllbFees wi1 eonpeif
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGVE
yesIsEaeI's nssulIs

llaIIImnrr k, l0THNY FilN sIonireai is HnFaln z iandi Newark ai RtrprnfH lnnsinnnfAl ]
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
Gamen T'ntinN

fiaaes T'0dag New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
RamPs TaaaI

Harif0rd Nf srPantnn
 AlhanY af Wilkes llarTr i'ilpa al William snnri lilnRhHmi0n nt lflmiTa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
chese BesebolIeEs 10-4 IRA VietoTs

ID ' fIYN w 4llk kalllFl IllH1Nk4 " . gine gn9 ially ip llle last eapfe, cllase w0l Q te t0 { baseball feille frfW u. 6, Fine ln tile IRA leselie, M0QEes baagyshiiiing fer iile winners b0Tdera9 % ihe Seilhes iienal, as lAe olitNeiaeT checked ip WJib . f0nT run h0Dley and 2 fbEees baeeRg lhat seaTed alletheT rllll, GToplD also hit Q heNe Fain wblle Rt, 6ermaille beltAd Q llolNeT aga Feiised ewaeaeY 0f af ektfesbake ljt wiib . linf catch,
 kla0ylIl aild WasglDstep llili teams pleei lanlgbi, SIS ?, Dly at WasIllnelep pafk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
EASTERN LEAGUE

sesleFaBH's MesHlls kerH ni0n D, flartford Wilkes IlarFe 2, Albany ! ltlra 2, NilliAmspoFl Rlnghamlon [, Islmlra .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
liames T0flay

si, Louis af New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia fhirago at Boston
 Cincinnati ai hroOklyn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
Gmmaen V0annrROAI

Ghleag0 aI R0fI0n lsineinnnll At liF0oklyn si, Louis at New York mlghll Pittsburgh At Philads lphia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
Dovi Seeks Novy
 Flyers, Appleton, For BTcsseo Game

Ill 90 effort 10 gef aa nlnfl nQNeg as possible Into his lineup for the 0penlng same 0f the muehsheFaIdnh lalegveliy championship series wlth llae crack Meriaen c0nlelpos at Municipal Stadium Saturday nIeht, Manaeer Vged paYi today ali' n0uDeed the slgping 0t "jelllng 1Ge" Rlnk0skl klneHlng 0llnelaff of tbe West Maven EaIl0Fs, With aIl details arranged for the 0peneF of llle series which will also carry . sldegbel af $500, Manager nayl agld Coach I.aTTy Mullen Of tle locals are RanflDlng ihelr efforts l0 h0lsleFins the RraEseas Kh0 lost . llfaFishreaks lag { ig { battle 70 the Coast onafa lakt RaluTaay nlehi
 60 announcing lhe flanlng el blnk0skl, paVl also e0nflaed illal De Ktll have . plleheF hahlfaay nlghl Bhe s sure he Gan bank % b ianle the all'slaF hllVey elly segregation wllleh lN0 geeks age sllTpTlfed 6emlsar0 circles by sael' laekIna llle West Haven hall0is At 1anevan field Aval Randy uulnpeFl, yBlhllaaelpllla Athletic bugleV, waa co llle nlellnd 10 leaa lhe Follt of llle Cots and nannle Aaek'e npeeas hall aFllsi, wh0 lk al hlS best niaeF Ilghls, WlD DO doubt be called 0ll fe 'l0g lenls bv the nFAkheea ln the lnaneuFal of lhls allslnpoFlani series
 Classy
 The e0nlGle0 baliins AfaeF wlll have sll llle eaFmaFks 0f [ Illlllof laaaue lineup Hilh Mickey DeIAieeA Hi llFsl basRi Gus pngnk, late 0i Tl0r0llla 0f lhe International League la vishi and batting Ill cleanup slot Aible 0ilFake, als0 ready fef mound alliy lf necessary heaailaFiil, former k0illheFn Association star and heNs eFal others as starters,
 Manager navi began negotiations today wllh Lieutenant Pete Anples ton and hla oleneei Point Navy WlreFs loF GO appearance heFe @ the aeaF future,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
EesleFaaI,s ResHIls

IfOslOn ., FhIfNFO I
 BEiio B9ooEiys io. cinelansti 5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
Gnmee TomOTFOVg

HOhI0n nF IhITHFn New York at St, Louis Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland (nightl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20
Kicking The Gong

V v V V V V V
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Seek Workers for Blind

AT A LUNCHEON meeting
held yesterday at the
-pAC-,..-plan we're discussed
for the forthcoming enroll
ment Of members in Detroit
and vicinity for the sup
port Of the Morristown, n. j.,
school which educates dogs
for the guidance Of the blind.
A movie of the school was
shown
The enrolment opens here
the week of May l e..
Mrs. A. Frederick Hammer
Jr. will serve as executive
chairman Of the 1914 Detroit
Seeing Eye membership en-
rollment 49,,
Mrs, Harold Beatty
chairman of the enrolment
committee in 1913 is serv-
ing in the same capacity again
this Near--------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Chairmen Announced

DIVISIONAL CHAlRMEN
are Pat Hill, for the north
end Mrs. James A. Rem
lex. for Crosse Pointe and
Romayne T ON pson for
Bloomfield Hills and Birming-
ham
Vice chairmen Of the en-
rollment include Mrs. Ronald
Ballantyne Mrs. Howard
3. Barker Mrs. Ernest K.
Breech Mrs. Oscar L.
Buhr Mrs. Lee Hinchman
Clark Mrs. Donald r
Flinterman Mrs. Henry
Ford II Mrs. Ralph Jordan
Mrs. Sam McCool
Peggy Monaghan Mrs
Philip Pretz Mrs Graham
Sellers Nrs Laurence r.
Smith Mrs Edwin r
Stroh Mrs Paul n Suth-
erland Mrs. r. " Wal
moth and Mrs Fred Zcdcr 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Florence Vieneau
To Wed in May

AT A DINNER party last
evening in the Yorba Hotel. Mrs.
Louis A. Vigneau of Vinewood
avenue announced the engage
ment of her daughter Florence
Ann, 10 Pvt j. James Hasenau,
USAAF, son of Mr. and Mrs
James J. Hasenau Of Pasadena
avenue.
The bride-elect is attending
the University of Michigan and
is president of the Newman
Club Alumnae of Detroit which
is affiliated with Wayne Uni-
Versity.
Pvt. HaSenau attended Wayne
University and the University OF
Michigan prior TO his enlist
ment. He is a member of Mu
Sigma ri fraternity, and is now
stationed in San Francisco.
The couple will be married in
Nav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Phi Gamma NJ
Alumnae Meet

MRS. A. V. HUMPHREY of
the Detroit Chapter of the
American Red Cross will speak
on The American Woman and
Her Place in the American Red
Cross before members of the
Detroit Alumnae Chapter OF
Phi Gamma Nu today at 8
p m. at the Statler Hotel. "
MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL
MARKS of Normandy avenue
were 10 leave today for New
York City where they plan to
spend a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

PATTERN ASIA is available
in sizes 10. y. IA. l6 Is, 20; 3d.
b. 81. 80, 30, 40 and AZ Size
Is takes 33s yards 35-inch.
This pattern, together with A
needlework pattern Of useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments. 20 cents.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Ann Adams Pattern.
Write plainly size, name and
style number.
Only 10 cents more brings
our 1914 Anne Adams Spring
Pattern Book. New, easy-to-
make styles. Free pattern
printed in book.
Send your order 30 the Anne
Adams p tern Department
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81.
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

March ~ TO APRN 20
Afics BE especially careful in
money transactions, cXpendi-
lures. any deals which necessl-
tate added financial responsible
ties. loans,
APRIL Fl TO NAY ~
Tomus-The wiseSt procedure
for maximum results will be a
carefully chosen middle course,
neither too strenuous nor too
complacent. Personal likes should
not interfere With business and
other important matters.
NAY p TO JUNE Fl
GcBtiBi 49, Promising, particu-
larly for work and other inter-
ests that Will better your future.
Income favored; gains resulting
from sound investments and
business rightly managed Tact
IN heart affairs
JTNE - TO JJLY %
C0pccr-Your indications SINH
lar TO Gemlni's today The closer
and more patiently you stick 10
your Iuh and the more willing
to learn. the greater will be your
ADVANCEMENT. VI on Y matters
are tops.
July - TO AUG. -
Lco-Dont worry about imme-
mediate monetary retHrn-s--
they're in the bag for later. Just
persist in your best efforts to get
things accomplished.
ARG. p TO SEPT. p
Virgo - Smart management,
artistry. fnesse will count. Auth
ors, journalists. reporters, play
wrights. food experts, you man.
aging or manufacturing projects
and commodities for the public
on favored list.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
Read advice to Virgo
Its ditto for you today. No
Intelligent and faithful work viii
20 unrewardcd this friendly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

a BEGINNERS JOY tins
matching set in straw yarn or
cotton Pattern 7Sl contains
directions for hat and purse;
stitches.
This pattern. together with a
needlework pattern or useful
and decorative motifs for linens
and garments. IS cents.
Send ID cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern 10
he Laura Wheeler Pattern De-
partment. 1925 Times Square,
Detroit 81. Mich.
An additional Is cents brings
you our new 32-page Needle
work Cataloe 1873 illuStra-
tionS of designs !or embroidery
knitting. roChet. quilts home
decoration, TOYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Daughter Born
To F. R. Hunts

MR.. AND MRS. FRANCIS
r. HUNT of Lakepointe avenue,
Crosse Pointe, are being con-
graduated on the birth of a
daughter. Janet Mary, born
March 10.
Mrs. Hunt is the former Ann
Loges.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. WESLEY
EBLING and their daughter,
joyce, of Fairfield avenue have
returned from Miami Beach
where they had been staying
during the past month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Symphony Board
Nj cts Tomorrow

THE ADVISORY board Of
the Women's Association for the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
will meet tomorrow at IL a. m.
in Room c of the Women's City
Club. Mrs. Donald Melville,
president. will preside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

eItff House Hife-Va OF
active duty lu Italy 49, re-
turned "a this eaBHtrV q iew
weeks ago and IS - Be
stationed al Orlando Fla
During his absence, Mrs.
House lived on their farm
near Syracuse. \. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Entertains Pat Webster

MRS. NORMAN PREBLE
OF Rivard boulevard, Crosse
Pointe, has invited few girls
for tea this afternoon IN
honor Of Pat Webster OF Fall
mouth Foreside, Me. who
Is visiting her grandparents
the Horace Greeley Pres
tons Of the Indian Village
Manor 49,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Mrs. Sidney Small Here

MRS SIDNEY r SNAIL
state chauuar of AN}S
was East from "Wednesday
Until SgndeA-I and pcrl aI.
heF t.f774-IIi h,-- -f-..t-t-ff-- - 49,
Office In New York
She was down a. rho stale
Office in IS Fort street rrrrf
ard cafit Ae~trrday moIuu
-. to catch ~ on ihlns, ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Few Points

APRICOT NECTAR comes in
% ounce Jars now and demands
only a few green points, too.
The luscious beverage made
from liquehed tree ripened
aprlCotS is an excellent mid
winter means Of augmentlng
your necessary supply Of Vita
min A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
DeIiqhtfuI Flavor

FISH SALADS are likely 10
become tiTeSome. Introduce
cubed fresh apple. sliced celery
or chevy raiSinS and YOU have
a different texture and a de-
liphtfu1 flavor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

4 CHILD born on this day:
Likable personality; loyal, de-
pendable friend. Inclined to be
overzealous at times and rather
impractical trying to achieve the
impossible, but can reach unusual
heights when living true to bet
ter self.
Copyright. 1914 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Buying Speeds
Initiation
BY HELEN ROWLAND

ARE YOU an "Inflationary
Mary The following is an
other in series by Berton Bra
ley. showing Mary's dangerous
philosophy.
hfutionory Mary spills
This silly KIND Of chatter
Ny little teeny-Ueerie bills
And spepdiHgs do not matter.
and II cheat n iittlc bit
On ratioaing end ceilings
The nations ieeltgre isn't hat
By my small iaUiess deal
mgs"
IHf0tjoHorH WGrBs wroHQ
For she'd be much 10 blame
II people M mighty throH0
Should sag and do the same.
Small spendiags, ia the oggye-
gate
Reach sHHS extraordinary,
So, lets not tn 10 imttpte
TBfotjoRdyV Mary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Mai. Gen. House Back From Ital y

cuests f5r few DAYS Mrs Bcamcrs brother-iniaw and
sister - Maj Gen and Mrs Edwin j. House who were
stationed lof years Seif'idse Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Prune Sauce

cup sweetened juice from
pruneS
! tablespoon Cornstarch
: teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons lemon Juice
p teaspoon grated lemon rind
Add juice gradually 10 corn
starch. stirring until smooth.
Add salt and cook until thick
and clear Stir IN lemon Juice
and rlnd and serve hot on Bran
pUnc Pudding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

MUSIC HATH charms 10
Soothe the savage breast; but
when a girl asks her boy friend
70 keep quiet so that she can
listen 10 Sinatrs on the radio II
only makes the breast more
savage.
Some men seem 10 think that
they have not done their social
duty by girl unless they make
q little love 10 her now and then
They can't understand that
fluCtuating love is far harder
for any girl 10 endure than
permanent indifference.
Copyright. lqff. nv KinE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

muffin pan or cuStard cup and
fiji two-thirdS full with batter.
Bake IN moderate oven 1915 de-
grecs) about 25 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Prunes-in Puddinq
Or Bre akffast Bre ad
nv PRUDENCE PENNY

DELICIOUS. RICH Bran
Prune Bread can serve many
purposes, as delightful sun
day morning treat. a welcome
surprise in school lunches. or
spread thickly with cream
cheese for a supper dessert
For wonderful party dish
serve Steaming hot prune pud-
ding swimming IN prune sauce.
This recipe combines crunChy,
nutllke bran with wholesome
prunes. making A wonderful
flavor combination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Cqpricon-Day about evenly
balanced in friendly and less
friendly aspects, so the swing in
the right direction must be made
by you. Don't relax. keep pound
ing right ahead.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
AqHoJjUs-N No need to alibi
tins day, 1t Just needs the I'M
petus and perseverance you can
give to register in the black.
FEB. II TO MARCH %
Pisces - Outlook and general
procedure for you today is listed
fer Aquarius. You can gain real
advancement create substantial
advantages in work and money
matters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

IT'S ALWAYS the little
things We scarcely notice which
add up to the great tragedies;
the carelessly thrown cigaret
which starts the forest FIRE, the
idle word dropped TO the enemy
that leads 10 the sinking of a
troop ship: and now the loosely
spent dollar that threatens to
engulf us in initiation. Be a
tightwad-and black out the
Black Market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

0at m 7Tr07 frf T0F7 Birthday Games mud FUd
What Ioa, Optiook Is, according 10 the Stars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

tSeeittatttts-Miiildly favorable.
How you manage yourself and
your affairs will determine the
volume of your success. Be pro-
gressive yet not brusque or I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Tor It rdUCgdog tt0Jct To-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
500

The most dramatic Goa Tor Spring is the
coat with stunning faos.iranins collar Of
pretty Ly0tdyed White Fox. A..wool
oaskst-wsavs in Elm Green Red Blue and
Brown.
Coafs-Kiirs's-FoHrfh Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Wednesday Domestic affairs,
romance, social matters spon-
Bradley beam., 1944-11-25
Caroseli Tops Field With Thirteen Right
 In Football Contest

For the first time since the in- ception Of the BEAM Football Guessing Contest the weekly award was won by one entry last week. During all the previous weeks a deadlock had resulted. Last week, however, found Phil Caroselli, physical training instructor, all by himself two lengths ahead of the field.
 His card was unique in that he failed to call only the upset of Arkansas and the mild furry created when Syracuse slammed Colgate, 43-13. Phil called the turn on Kentucky which laced a good West Virginia team, 40-9, and also picked Cornell's one-point victory over Dartmouth. All in all it was the classiest set of choices to
Bradley beam., 1944-11-25
Are Ball Players People?

During the first World War, Casey Stengel, ex-manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Braves, was in the Navy, where he manager the Brooklyn Navy Yard team with remarkable sue cess. His system was simple. Everytime a warship docked he would hustle out to schedule a game with the crew for the fol- lowing afternoon, never giving the other guys a chance to recover from their sea legs. Consequently the Stengel team won them all. =. The Boston Braves have 5 men in the South Pacific fighting zone: First Baseman Buddy Gremp, Shortstop Wally Fletcher and Pitchers Porthole Bill Posedel and Johnny Sain. .. Bainbridge
Bradley beam., 1944-11-25

Naval, victors by a 49 to 20 score over previously unbeaten North Carolina Pre-Flight, now ranks as one of the top 3 service teams in the U. s. The others: unbeaten Randolph Field, onceIbeaten Iowa Seahawks. . New England race track owners are being driven daffy by wealthy and mysterious Lady in Red" who is creating minus pools at Rockingham and Naragansett by betting huge sums on shoo-in favorites to show. In less than a week she bet $57 ,00O at the tracks, won $5700, never lost
Bradley beam., 1944-11-25

Wrong" said the prof. "Now, take your time on this one: What is the chemical formula for water?"
 "I dunno" said Joe.
 "Right!" said the professor in triumph. "You don't. I pass you"
Bradley beam., 1944-11-25

Stop Me If You've Heard This One
 Before
 Jumping Joe Savoldi, fullback on one of Knute Rockne's last great teams at Notre Dame, was a sweet football player although no genius in the classroom. Flunked by a professor on the eve of the Army game one year, Sa- voidi was barred from the team to the dismay of his teammates and the sporting world in general.
 At last, however, the entire stu dent body bore down to such an extent that Savoldi's professor re- tented, agreed to give him another y1yEp RxYNy MU WVs Er ~.~-s ., .P9sc.s
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