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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-08

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
DSR DiCkeriinQ
With I N. Y.
Traffic. Experts

Two Aew York traffic safety
experts have been invited for an
interview with the DSR commits
sion to discuss possibility Of their
participating in the -pSR- drive
against bus and street car acct
dents, com mission president
Samuel T. Gilbert said today
The two. who have been in
Nted 10 appear at the commission
meeting next Tuesday are Haw-
ley Simpson traffic and research
engineer and McrWyn Kraft, acct
don't prevention engineer T}Otf
are affiliated with the American
Transit Association.
III they came with u>," Gil
bert said 'they would remain
two or three months making
their surveys and recommends
tiOns and then return inter
mittently for survey of results
and TO study accident records"
These men rank with the
best. They have fine national
regulations and are ~ good in
their fields A. any we could get
anywhere"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Hon Tells WAY u. =. Took Marshall Island.

launched. Tokyo is StiII too Tar
away.
The islands lie directly eH HE
shortest air-Sea route from our
Hawaiian base 10 the MacAT-
thur front. Formerly. our con-
voyS had 10 circle far south,
wasting DAYS and weeks.
Further. control of those is-
lands provides domination of
many more thousands square
miles OF ocean by our air and
sea craft
Also, Wake Island viii GO
with them, as the ,JapS cannot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
The DSR .BinX
Innocent Standing Bus
Victim in New Crash
Times Pilot,

The streak Of ill fate that has
plagued DSR vehicles lately went
step farther today striking
down an innocent bus that was
lust standing still and minding IT'S
own business.
White The eaStbOund bus Was
waiting on Lafayette for a red
light al Trumbull. two trucks
crashed in the intersection Tho
impact smashed one of the trucks
against the front of the bus,
damaging the vehicle and shaking
up, out not iniurIng dozen
passengers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
TRY TO FIND CAUSE

An autopsy on Miss Cass failed
10 reveal the exact cause Of
death. Or. Paul Klebba, county
medical examiner. and Coroner
Albert Hughes said there was no
serious traces Of CauSticS such as
large quantity Of borax would
show
However. they said. one tea
spoonful of borax would be lethal
and If that quantity was taken
with meat il wouldn't show up
until A chemical analysis was
made. Such an analysis viii he
made by DR. Plinn Morse, Harper
Hospital pathologiSt.
klebba said an autopsy on
Moran likewise failed 10 reveal
the cause of death and that II
might be several days before the
pathological examination is COM
pleted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
1900 US0 Branches
Observe Sd Birthday

More than 5000 USQ branches
in this hemisphere today arc OBJ
serving the nhird anniversary Of
The birth of the national organ-
cation founded In February. 1910
Tho USO j. sponsored Jointly ry
the YMCA NWCA. Jewish Wei.
fare Agency. Salvation Army
Catholic Community Service and
the Travellers aid Assn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

now show understandable causes
of our great losses Il ops killed
and = 157 wounded out OF 5000
IN actiOnl In the destruction of
5000 Jap marines and 300
labor troops ia ihe Taraya gs4f-
Il~On.
The first wave of our troops
WIS grounded 500 yards Off
shore After Wading through
machine gum and artillery fire
10 a narrow beachhead thl,
wave could not gel reinforce
mcntS all day
Tanks and liquid fire were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

WE only disguise We az
tempted was 10 bomb both
Rabaut and the MafShaiis- com
tinuously so that the Japs
caald not teu which attack
would come first.
This time also. We corrected
the mistake of the Glberts and
moved battleShips up for "a
thorough. direct two or three
day Smelling al the lap con
crete plliboXcS and big gun
cmplaccmcnts
Details ol The Tarawa fight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

maintain that outpost when
brought under the air range of
Maf-haiis ttitre- ttttt
fields (Origlnai Jap attack ON
Wake was launched from the
Mafshali-4.=
Most cNhiIarating inner phase
Of the offensive therefore Us the
careful planning shown in ms
man-Saving strategy unlike the
recent Gilbert experience The
laps kncW we were coming
The MarShalls obviously were
10 be- the second phase of the
GIlhcrls OnOlalLOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

found oft little use against the
plllboNcS Land mines shot from
mortars were used as an Impro-
Nl,ed methodlvith final success.
4 Ill these lessons Wcre cor
\ rccted az the Mafshailii-.
bat DO not expect a swift final
conclusion as the Japs are re-
lentlcSS against surrender
They siill hold Isolated Al
vance positions ON BougalnylIc
and some islands OFF that coast
containing two airhelds. They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Magistrate Brodie Retires

David NJ Brodie has retired
after - years as q magistrate in
Ontario, including u years in
Windsor.
BrOdic Is, Will continue as
Windsor juvenile court Judge and
as president Of the Border Red
Cross Society and chairman of the
Windsor Sinking Fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

get supplies IN by night with
bargcy, living from hand 10
mouth virtually within our
lines. awaiting death.
H. YOU NH note tho dozens
of islands i'm The Car0llneS next
batch beyond the Marshalls),
and consider the suicidal tactics
OF the War-demented Japs YOU
viii have a better evaluation OF
our MashallS success and the
size of the task still ahead.
Distributed oy Kinr Features syad Inc.
Reproduction in whole or IN part
STRICTLY prohibited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
BY PAUL MHLLON

"ASHIlNGT0N. Feb. 4 This
careful, well PFePa ed
smash at the Marshall Islands
is not designed 10 isolate Tmk,
as commonly supposed
That main Jap south Pacific
stronghold is beyond bomber
range Ql00 miloSl-of our new
points of attack. We already
had airiieldS closer 10 II from
MaCArthur,S front 400 MileS4
Nor was the move designed 10
seize bases from which invasion
of the Jap mainland could be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Mayor s6rOup
Maps Fight on
Race Hdtreds

Mayor Jeffres' new interracial
c o m m Tee today planned an
active program 10 combat the
forces of race hatred which bred
the June riots. following the
groups initial meeting in the
mayors Office yesterday.
Main advantage OF the present
group over the former interracial
group the mayor appointed last
June will be its effective organiZa-
ton of activities. according TO
William J. Norton. executive vice
president of the Children's Fund
Of Michigan and chairman of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
GRANDPA

Eleven-mOnth-Old Dennis
ID. Walden perching happily
on the broad shoulders of
his grandpa, Jesse MinsOn,
81, of 1870 Washburn.
who is leaving Feb. II for
the \army. Dennis dad,
Pvt. Riley Walden, 23, is
now in Mort h Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
fos BULLETS nov
Axo BREAD lam

days naming in the drive
Michigan has not quite reached
the half way mark Of the state :
S44O 100000 quota.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE

Besides Norton, the committee
consists of Dr. Bruce II. Douglas,
health commissioner; DR.. Warren
f. Bow, superintendent of schools;
Chief of Police Ballenger, Housing
Commissioner Edgecomb, Daniel
j. Ryan. superintendent of the
welfare department; John j. Cons
dine, superintendent of the depart
ment Of parks and recreation; j. j.
O'Brien, Walter Hardin of the
UAW-CIO's race relations COM
mittee, and Cecil Rowlette. and
Edward A. Simmons, attorneys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
$4,000 APPROPRIATED

Addressing the group yesterday.
the mayor pointed out the city
council had appropriated $4,000
TO finance the groups projects
and TO cover necessary expenses.
II hope that you IL men can
obtain an overall view of the
race problem in Detroit" he
said $50 that you can gain per-
spective not attained by the
ordinary citizen on the street,
who is apt to be swayed by his
emotions"
Norton announced the COM
mittee would have its office on
the second floor of the Title and
Trust Building. 30S w. Fort. as
soon as current alterations were
completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

senting 81 per
cent OF their
goal
In diVIdual
b ond sale
today reached
Ss5 100000 Civ
ing Michigan q
combined total
of S2O3. 200 900
for the Fourth
W a T L u a n
drive. With II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
Bond Sale
Increased
by Firms

Corporation bond purchase 8
continued 10 climb today As the
banking division of Michigan =
War Finance Committee reported
sales tOtaling Sll76OO 900. repre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05

order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-05
GEoRGE MORAN VICTIM

The TWO dead arc George j.
Shorty Moran. go. common
pleas court clerk and for 81
years president Of the Detroit
Baseball Federation. and Miss
Anna CaSs, 80, deputy clerk of
the court for IS years
The five others are Constable
Ed Harris. 60; John Halter. IS. of
l6l W. Columbia. Aline Wend-
land, -, of POST +. Grand Blvd. !;
Joseph Clancy Al. Of 1854
Wlthorn and Gladys Phillips, 40,
of GA Calvert.
Receiving Hospital authorities
today reported condition OF the
two women As good. Clancy as
temporarily serious and the other
two, serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Night Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints IN IKE
Night Ediuon only the name OF hors,
which race experts fee Is among the out
standing bets Of the day
The code key appears each night In the
Eigh, Star and Red Line editions. a mum.
Der corresponding 10 each letter OF the
alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND is PRINTED
In CODE Tomorraw's code follows:
Ais B-2s CAS- D-6s K-35 Pes Gas
HI I-56 J-s5 k-IO L-8 Ms N-Si O-ss
P-IS Q-5 RIB S-9s I6 U-5s Va W-M
Ms f-fs Is
Clip THIS code E,y n Will enable you
- remembsr ne name ~ Mondays code
ngrse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
star, 'AlsS BOY Ina PEAR. Sugar Man
and 'Od SIN also ran,
'Feld
-ElGHTA- RAcE--S.-nnQ,- els4n,Ag-3 !.
year-olTs LIS miles
Late Thread CPiarcoi II ~ 500 2 %
Harv Aethsl (petersouD $40 I 81
speedy Show tHarti 81
Time. IA IS pradvin Betiys Beau
Aursra Road and on The Double Also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
DBF Holds
Player Ban
BY JAKE BERsON

BY vote Of 4-3 last n chit, the
board Of directors of the Detroit
Baseball Federation decided 10
continue the indefinite suspensions
Of eight sandlot players charged
with Illegally competing in a
Semi-pro tournament At Wichita
Kan. last week.
Six Of the players. Tony Buke-
vich and Don Cantwell, Of Auto
Club; Walter Lacey, Virge's; Joe
Wykrent and John Macsay, Oak
wood Blue Jackets, and Tony Ora
VIVA. JAW l54. appeared before
the board and denied the charges.
Ray Huffman. Virge's, and Emil
Carlinl. ProgreSSlveS. other play
ers facing the charges, did not
appear.
The DBF officials voted after
hearing 4 report from Frank
Shields, vice president sent 10
Wichita by the organization 10
investigate the charges.
NlrgI r LetteTllnd, Dbl sec
rotary. said continuance Of the
suspensions would mean that the
Auto Club players. Bukevich and
Cantwell, would not be certified
for the national Sandlot tourna-
ment opening in Youngstown. o..
next month.
Currently leading the Class A
elimination series with an un-
beaten record. Auto Club is
heavily favored 20 win the title
and represent Detroit in the ma
tlOndl tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Title Games On
AT Mack Park

Three Metropolitan champion
ship games in the major divisions
are scheduled for play AZ Mack
Park tonight, two of them mems
contests, the other girls.
In the McClusky Happy Ten
contest al Z o'clock the loser
drops out OF the series as each
team has lost once 70 date. At
$50 two undefeated teams are TO
clash, Manchester and Hudson
l54, and at Sis the Hudson Motor
girls and Bemberettes are 10
battle.
Thursdays schedule AZ Mack
Park includes two ma ior Times
tourney games and a pair Of exhi-
billions in which the Briggs Bomb
.erS, winners Of the national
Industrial tourney. take on the
Selfridge Field Fhers AT 7 O'Clock
and return after the tourney
games 10 meet Charlie Justices
Heart of Detroit Elks al $50.
Johnson. and Fruehaufs clash al
7 O'Clock on diamond No. !. the
loser being eliminated. At Sis.
Keller girls and Local I Vets en-
gage in loSe-and-out game.
There also will be other games
on city diamonds for Class A men
and the juniors.
Today's games a. 8 80 n
CLASS MN
Doc schoman vs.. S. Catherine A. LodEe
No
L s EaEle, y, winner Dx9n-Ancrtv,
A. ChAndlsr 80
Local 2l2 vs. Rsrrs A. ElnWood No /
Hut Bar W winner - Stsnisiaus-
Active Tool ~ MACK PAX 10
HUDSON A vs.. Whtys Billiards a.
jayne No
? / Jacobs " Bsiiey'' Tea ~ North.
western No. 3
vineo vs. winner Rirdhur'' ,wysndott.
A. Atkinson No 3
A. Allen Park Fiel1 Q 2 n
Boys vs. winner Alien Psrk- Three "
Club A. Allen Park Field. m
~ NIORS
superior Lunch vs.. Bins Bar A. Akin.
sor No
Willard A. e vs. winner L. s Pages.
Briggs Jrs 80 Jayne No
Stranger vs.. Brooks MI. 81 North
western No. s
Hornets vs. Troisns at Lodge No 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Scratches
~ I nited Press
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Nv United Press
WASHINGTON PARK
weather. raining track. fast
Plst =. m tDeircit time IL
Firg Race invcrmark Girl
Third Race 5 Munns Pisy Gs'o,
Biue Pal Gay CAPTAIN Trade Marx,
Phantom Sea
Firh Race Monks Memo
sixth Race slCrator. Harrie' SUE
Eighth Race Razz, kokomo. Run
nine SUE
SARATOGA
weather clear. track fast
Post IS y. N. Detroit timsl.
FIRST Race QUIET shot
second Race Have Heard Gala.
scene II n. Good SHOW. SIR Gsno,
'' Th,ra Fi Race Himrn,i. Admiral Jim
Fourh Race Tcpsy sue. Director.
Pilates Echo Braf Hone
FIN Race Bull Reign
sixth Race Fighting Don
seventh Race War Gallant.
NARRAGANsETT
Weather. clear track fast
POST 80 2. m, 1petroit time)
Ftrs' Race Wings. Equanim0us. Exit
Second Race West Fleet. Psrsi0ags.
Hsdattickle. Penonr
Fourth Race-Key Largo La Reinetts.
Easy Blend. Heel Cali Red Ted
Fifth Race Msyhf Miss Pellmond.
Sixth Race star Whiz. Patriotism.
Eighth Race -Arestno,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Detroit Boat Club
Forms Mixed LEAGUE

Organization Of a Detroit Boat
Club mixed bowling league will
take place as a meeting in the
ballroom A. the DBC tonight al
o'clock Arthur W. Mitchell is
chairman of the committee.
There are two team openings
in the 9O0-average house bowling
circuit which viii hold a meeting
al the Fort-Bouleyard Recreation
Friday az s p m. Bud Love. VI
1888, is secretary.
All members Of the Conner
Recreation House bowling league
are invited 10 attend an organi-
zation gathering 10 be held az
Conner. Friday al s p. m George
J. DeYonkcr * secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Youth of I'D
Top Skipper

CHICAGO, Aug. % CUPl-Nine-
teen-year-old Gerald DrlScoll Of
San Diego, Cal, held a command
ing lead today in the 22nd iner-
national star class regatta, after
walking through the fleet of 10
OF the worlds best star boat
shippers on Lake Michigan yes
terday 10 win his second straight
racce.
Driscoll sailed the 1Ol2-mile
course in POI 20 an hour and
seven minutes faster than his
elapsed time when he won the
first race Monday. and came in
almost two minutes ahead of Don
Bergman. Wilmette. H., who made
the circuit in 2:03 "a
Elmo Murine of Detroit placed
twelfth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Adams TOGO
In 10 Days
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Ten more days for Johnny
Adams at the Detroit race track.
Then the L. S. riding champion
will pack his tack and head for
the Bay Meadows track at San
Mateo, Cal.
The chunky little householder
from lola, Kan. today revealed
his plans 10 leave the end of next
week His departure will be a
blow 10 thousands Of fans. espe-
Cially the favorite players who
have followed him as he has rolled
home on 10s winners in this
meeting.
Adams will give his fans some
more winners before he leaves.
He won with two yesterday. Girls
som and Sherman's ll-year-old
Erin Torch in the first and VI. II.
Van BergS Stell in the fourth
Stell. which paid $3.50. was
one OF three winners saddled by
trainer + W Fou;s. II was the
second time in 10 days Fouts has
turned the hat trick.
He sent out the unbesten
3-year-old fly Wilma Van. 10
score her fifth straight victory in
the $500 WaSpS Purse. beating
All Good by a head. Then he
cracked in the last race with Late
Thread, which won by a length
over Harv Aethel. Charley Bianco
rode his last tWo winners
Adams is Leaving Detroit two
and 4 half weeks before the clos.
inE Of the War Relief meeting in
order 10 accompany Johnny Jr.,
10, back 10 Los Angeles. where
he attends the Black Fox Military
Academy.
Then Johnny will 20 on up the
coast TO Bay Meadows. which
opens Sept 9 Adams has always
done we'll there and VIII attempt
10 overtake Ted Atkinson. now
leading him by about 80 winners
in the L. s. riding standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23

star. 'AisS BOY Ina Pearl Sugar Man
and 'Od SIN also ran.
sFleid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23

thatl Call for representative from your nearest
Montgomery Ward store, who'll show you list Of un-
bcalbe blrean, other oils and grea,c too Grand
River. VFrmopf $4,000; Grltior, Arlington 500;
Dearborn, Oregon 1900, Royal Oak ELmbn,f 67iI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Detroit Race Results

m IA ~ GAINING 5'}far-
Erio Torch tAdamsj p20 so %
Afpoin'ss lHartJ go g.
Better B. Phaf tHaiD 81
phsies Tower Nss sIytr Acs .sVss,
Msrgs Gray Romance par Kns.
Consyears and 'Amp'rage Aiso ran
SECOND RAGS 900. claiming. 2
Darcy Duluth tRonertsJ SO 80 50
Bsumoach tksipsr 2 so 80
Brusnwoof P9y tsclriock 50
Tine - - Bn'' Choice TIDY
Mon Crafty War kings,ons ana zacs-
THIRD RACE 81 500. claiming, ?.
year .Dlds. fIriong'
N MsJ'asI s ,H.T' ,p.r,o 20 zoo 10
Hss'g Chance dayton 80
Tns. l1t Is Maachl Vesuhuis.
Darby Diplomat Thistle High Loose TAX
F1ight Mar snf ser " Also ran
FOURTH RAcE-sl 800. claiming ;.
ysaf-o,ds and up. fur.onEs
Ste! adams 1850 90 M
Pold Lucy tps'erson) 30 J 30
Tine. ia vsldinA Brsh, sob-iquet.
KirNin. Drumont and Youron also ran.
FIFTH RAGS 500. allowances, 4
year.0lds and W, fur,ongs.
Wins Van tRisnco) Il 50 SO } ~
Al GOOD t1aano go 20
Tine Ill IS Frisky Spirit Asrmae
Bar Willow " II Kelly. Hopeful Re
ward MA Ma Double Back and
'MaNekin also ran
'Fieid.
SIXTH RACE-S2 500 allowances :.
yeAr-0l1E s furl0nEs
Woodf0rd Anne HAN IL 80 $50 3 "a
'Resiric'ion Keeper 20 81
Touos tSclrlockb %
Tims ia IS Blue and Grey. Play
Bob some Gala, Dockie WISE sue
ROYAL Red IS Grisf. 'sh0eisss Lass
and Tiuys Choice also ran -
'Field
SEVENTH RACE 50 800. allowances
3-sear-olds ! lis miles
Rougheree Peterson 10 So !"
'Puhiic opinion Layton 10 81
Seaians 1Lsayii'i 80
Time IA Is Real short Bud
First Love Pact Helen Ann Van, Libysr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
TADCO League Meets

East Side TADCO bowling loop
VIII convene A. New Fairview
Recreation tomorrow az s y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Attention! Truckers and FIeetowners!
DRUM LOT SALE OF OIL!

Annual friend-making" thar is stoek-up op-
Portunity for YOU! Wards Supreme 1000, PURE
PENNSYLVANIA, for eNamrlc--,ll,bsd way down
in price in drum lot II equal, beat, ANY fan'ou,
brand OIL warrant your own test, viii prove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Pacific Coast League

Seattle San Diego
Hollywood T. Los Angeles 3
Oakland I SAr Francisco ?.
Sacramento 3. Portland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
Detroit Entries
FOR MEnNISnAN

FIRST RACE 81 500. claiming. 3-ysar.
olds ana up. / lis miles
Petty Onicsr IFS LAYTON
Count Natural lis Peterson
Lovely Dawn III BHlsy
SSBlon Ola 9s Hal
Tom Wade IFS Moiena
Duty First iis Roberts
SECOND RACE 81 son claiming ,.
year-olds and up. furlonEs
Hish One '''''' lis M as5,1.
Cloudy Weather lis Stevenson
NNAAechAnrs iO3 NAlphurS
SxBenzecrine lnl Hall
Doh Baby III Bates
Miss Ffskes Jos Roberts
FLEETS Ia III BirIey
Through Train ll3 Parse
.SNMaechance iis Scuflock
Developer ii6 Adams
Lorraine Gross l0i Hart
THIRD RACE 81 500 claiming 3-ysar-
olds ard up furorEs
Winamsc iO1 Miller
FoulArf il3 Moj.ns
Linda Sands los LAYTON
Razor sharp li3 Adams
coantme'n ll3 Leawu
Away U los Hal
Bic Bozo ~ Bianco
FORTH RAcE-R 600 Allowance. q
year .olds iurlongs
Brief Way los scuriocs
'SAlly hsedtc los Marsor
Darby Deppe li5 Roberts
riRsr Rebe iOa CararsnA
Crack Reward rs BiAnco
Good Ground 100 Adams
Shout About 100 Etevenson
BisCb FantAsy 100 Hart
Alabama Boz ~ Nsrrsro
'Prowinencia JOG Layton
Tommy F0rd 100 Peterson
wei Repaid ~ Mo)ena
FIFTH RACE 81 800 allowances g.
year-olds and up furlcnEs
LiEeasnrf 10 ~ boy
Hiss Militant III Biarc0
Sarah Lorraine l0s CsHA-slla
LoAngo il3 srurl7ck
Navy cross 40 Adams
Sixth RACE 81 600 claiming. swear
old, and up. / lis miles
NNislam Girl 80 Hal
count Fearless li4 Adams
Adventurous 10 P'Esy
IrChsTry- Crush -iI5
Aircraft ilE Prisrxon
Sherlock III LtasH;
SEVENTH RACE s. 500. allowance,
3-y,sr-Qlds and W, mile con turf.
Rsd' box ia g'rI.y
Mary Lands ils Stevenson
Brio A BAc lOi LAYTON
Lucas Sun lis Adams
EIGHTH RACE 49, 81 500 claiming 3.
ysar-ods and W. J., miles
s'o0si Brush lls Tsitersgn
straw staek liz EIarco
one T Two ll2 LAYTON
Bsfrrfhsd AQ7 Gleason
Surgeon DICK ~ Adams
star BACK rs Ncjsra
Var Captain Us OiiverA
'Flsl1 horse.
S1lo pounds allowance claimed
Horses httsf N or1sr ~ post potiuor
Weather cleAr track. fast
Post so n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-23
CAFFARELLA RETURNS

Jockey Mike Caffarella. who is
second 10 Adams in the Jockey
standings with ga winners. despite
a five weeks absence. returns n
the saddle today So does Steve
Birley. the Canadian Jockey who
has been Strengthening out mat
tiers with immigration authorities
Stanley Lipiec, trainer for Mrs
Leona Wolf Of Detroit, is $500
richer as result Of his victory in
the trainers contest of the past
10 days He saddled seven win.
nerS. eight seconds and four thirds
for IS points FoutS was second
with seven winners. one second
and q third for 81. while Harry
TrotSek was third with four win.
nerS. TWO seconds and three thirds
for % points