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Washington Journal., 1945-10-26
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perfebrten SteQe!"
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sic iid nit Sen Gr5iebungsbeltim-
mlrnQen Ser g. 8. Bill mo Der Pub-
lie Gam t6 beiaiien.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
.Humes Defend
Mile Title

MILWAUKEE,, June s (INS)
The u. S. Naval Academy,
which for the first time will send
a complete squad. was favored to-
day 10 win the oath National Col
legiate track meet Saturday in
the Marquette University Sta
dunn.
The navy has participated in
the National Collegiate three
times previously. but this year il
will have 20 men here, among
them several OF the outstanding
athletes in national competition.
Thirty-one teams from II states
have been entered in the meet.
Champions will defend their
titles in five events-Ross and
Bob Hume of Michigan, in the
mile; Francis Martin of New
York u, who ran last year for
Notre Dame. in the two mile: Bill
Bangert of Missouri in the discus:
John Schmidt of Ohio State and
Bob Phelps of Illinois, in the pole
vault. and Ken Wiesner of Mar
quette, in the high lump.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Name 81 Horses
AT Santa Anita

ARCADIA, Cal, June 5 rUP)
General Manager Gwynn Will
son today announced g. nomina-
tons for the eighth running OF the
worlds richest horse race-the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap
June 80.
Most OF the horses entered for
the mile and one-quarter classic
already are on the ground. These
include Burt and Denton's Gay
Dalton, champion OF all Mexico;
Louis B. Mayors Busher. winner
of the Santa Susanna. and
Thumbs Up. winner of the San
Pasqual: Don Ameche's Sir BIN.
winner OF the San Felipe. and
Happy Stables Issue. winner of
last winters Hollywood Park gold
cup.
Other name candidates include
Freeman and Church's Brio a
Brac. Mrs. J. 3. Burnstein's
Okana. Circle V. Stables Bizerte,
c. S. Howards Sea Sovereign and
Sea Swallow, and w. D. Rorexs
Texas Sandman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Scratches

CHA HAHLrS-foWN ~ -------
weather clear. track fast.
Third Raee-Crand FanaT.
Sixth Race--Msrquest
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather, clear. track. fast.
Third Rhee-BriEht Steel
SlIth Rsee-AfghaniStsn, Head FiiEht.
BELMONT PARK
Weather. cloudy. track sloppy
Firs, Rsee-YoTgetmenoS. Little Lynn,
Ti.ifs Rass--Mssps..s- Raas .-st.
Fourth Rsee-Cadmus FIRST Reward Pet
rol Point Solid Meat joel, BuEfuz.
Pifth Rsee-Big Teddy. Motto Brand.
siIth R.ee-D.rDy Dune. Run Lady.
seventh RAce--Trsnsiormer. Eternity
Eighth RAee-PittoI Pete Tudor king
EARRACANsETT
Weather raining track. muddy
First Rsce-rast Tempo, MATS reward
Sickle Dart Smart
After Tine. Mas Identify. Sun Ivy. Val
dina Greedy.
Third RAce-EAAy Date
Fourth Rlre-Bordtrf Boy
Flfth Psce-Dis monc Bach. Jut,inian II,
Byen, vsn,urs. Boom On. Queens Reward.
sixth Rsee-w,,,wcod Belle. s,rolllnr
Eirhth Race-Broc.de, Midalsstens. CToss
Plenty. Ahmony Kid
DELAWARE
Weather, clear. trses. fast.
Second Rsce-Miss hcLuss.
LINCOLN YIELDS
weather. ciear. uAes. fast
FIRST RIce-Old Iron. just Hiram. Little
hinI, Mist Tullahons. Sugmht.
Second Hsee-VaidiBs Clown, Ctpsleam-
Book Plate
SiYth Raos-vslcins Maiden Mr. Rsbo'i
Hun HON Han. vsidina Bright Crimson
TIDE.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
One Challenger
Left for NFL

CHICAGO. June 5 (UP)-Two
more professional football leagues
were buried in the .gridiron
graveyard" today as promoters
scurried TO get out of the game
while the getting is good.
Abandoning million-dollar post
war plans. the Trans-America
circuit and the United States
Football League officially called
IL quits, joining the American
League and other pro groups
which have failed 10 crack the
National Football Leagues grid
monopoly
With three leagues out, only
one challenger remains 10 face
the National League-the ALI
American Conference. The ALI
America already has sunk about
S3,000.000 in players, coaches and
franchises and it intends 10 keep
going.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

Chop House The Michigan
Conservation Commission will
inspect lands recently purchased
by the state for the Southeast
ern Michigan Recreat onal
project next Tuesday. In the
evening the commission will
hold Its formal meeting In
Detroit.
Two puppy shows are set for
Detroit next Sunday The
Detroit Fox Terrier Club is hold
ing its annual match at the
Charles Buttons Kennels. 2527s
Gratiot. with Judging 10 start at 2
p. m. The Michigan Boxer Club
have scheduled its puppy match at
UAW-CIO Hall. Van Dyke and
Outer Drive.
approximately 250,000 legal
size brook, brown and rainbow
trout have been planted in Michi-
gan streams prior to Memorial
Day, the conservation department
reports.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Metro Bow|inq
Rules Edsed

To permit various clubs TO field
stronger lineups next season, the
Metropolitan Classic Bow ing
League will permit players from
Detroit Times Classic 10 compete.
Heretofore. they were barred by
league rule, Secretary Robert
Rich announced.
Rich succeeds Jack Gardner.
Other officers are Howard Vauth-
erot, president; Quentin Heika,
vice president and Phil Stenheiser,
second vice president.
The leagues average minimum
$40. will be raised after the
l945-46 season. Membership is re-
stricted 10 II clubs and the cir
cult plans TO travel again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
DetrOiterS to Hear
Conservation Boss
BY DON GHLIES

Members OF the Paul Bunyan
Club will hear Don McLouth, De-
troit's new conservation commits
sioner, Thursday noon at Har-
monte Society, where he is sched-
uled as speaker. according TO
Ed Kelly. president . Joe Ken
nedy is home today from Cheboy-
gan with an So pound walleyed
pike caught in Mullett Lake d.
It's the only fish he caught in
four days because OF rain.
Percy Haver. worlds champion
muskie fisherman. will tell men,
bers of the Detroit Sportsmens
Congress how he catches them to-
morrow evening at the clubs
last meeting until fall. The meet
ing is set for 3 p. m. at Knights
of Columbus Hall, Woodward and
Hancock.
Irish Rifle Club officials will
honor Dad Butler Thursday
&ening at . dinner at Cari's
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Belmont Park Results

FIRsT RACE-2-yesf-ofss a. fGr.ongI
Clover IFk ktamSr D.T0 % W
window shopper tArosToi 40 50
Run Lady Atkinson BOO
Time 81. off i 81.
s-Darby Dune Indian Plains s.Dtroy Dinro.
waymATk. Mscis LuSty Ttdsi' HiAs Punks.
COMO song Bolica. Little strtsT anc hii
Tech also ran
aDarby Dan Farm entry.
SECOND PACL-4-ysar-olds and up. IL
miles
Chance Grey ,KfrK.nel 1880 500 so
HittFionic Adams $50 $40
Freespencer tHsnsmanl 1880
Time / Sc as off o4is
Baiotsnt snovline AllessAndro Cuckoo.
NegEy, Peak Load. Hello Bill and Hannah y.
also ran.
THIRD RhcE-+-yesT-olds and up, about .
miles steSpicchaSe
Ahmltk Cruz $40 $50 = 40
Floating 1Gls lWahsrl 177o 40
Chetsptske fKratIi 40
Time ~. of ass
AbleGit Iron sho, and BAdtn also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Baseball Vets
Get Promise

NEW YORK. June S QNS)-
Senator Albert B. Happy Cham
- newly elected commissioner
baseball. today declared that
one of his primary undertakings
will be TO see that basebalrs re-
turning veterans are we'll cared
for.
Chandler asserted in an hour
long news conference that every
effort will be made to give return
ing players another chance at
baseball career.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
City Tourney Standings
fOA MKpNKhpAY

REGULARS
P.rIscissn so3s. Lou, Cave Recreation
so2T De Lux Weld 3ois. 3ol7
Chsne Tromoly 7ss6.
CLASS
ovERAyERAGE
Pilots l2e. Steve Recreation WINDSOR
Midvezt Machine $40. Altes 3i4.
Psynolos AIS. Grand Underwood 900
Clutch rive 37l, Thunderooldu 3ss, Yona
bUcs 35i.
Bohn Athletics 4oe. Truck Invoice Dodge
LesEusl 4oi. hardening Five sea, Palestine
Holmes ,77. Petersons spanisL 37e.
DoUBLLs
REGULARS
Ausust P.ttke-clafenes Jansen 175o Az.
rust Bsmbere,Marin Roder 1855, Lincoln
Tony Novak 172s, Roy hilAn-Aloert hassoll
ovERAvLRAGE
Mike Penik-Joe vsrto 2sl. Marty Rolsnos-
Dominic Pepe 264, jerry seward .Arsm Bfdi-
gian 247. stanley DarovSki-HsnS Hansen
35s. Clyde cen-Joe MePharlin AL.
SINGLES
REGULARS
Joe Marc se2, Frank Zion and Anthony
Rost ass. Clement PerShion 67o, Fino
cseonn e7e, Joe Landry and Harold Good
ovERAvERAGI
Andy Anderson 7ie. Edward sitsSh is4,
Bsyrle Fries le2. Charlie WaTthmAn l7s,
Robert Crouch 1T.
ALLEvLSTs
John Crimmins 1888. Tony Noyak 1891.
sam Barnett 1918. Edward Kukh 1877.
walter johnson 1874.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
DELAWARE PARK

I-PITTsBURGH. Court Bienheim. Peace
Maker.
2-FIRE LADDER, Johns Gala. Cast OF.
S-HIGH PRIORITY. CAlleen, Another Bel
4-MILKSTONE. HAPPY Buckle Risr RED.
o-CUSHLA MAcHREE, Ailcaye, Entertain
ment.
6--FREELAHDs LAD. Wise Advice. Hippo
Fnenet.
T--LAYAWAY. Charter Member. Ballast.
S-QUATRE CALL. Chance Ace. Peiops.
BEST-FREELAAD lad
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Price Control Upheld

WASHINGTON, June 5 - The
Supreme Court by reversing a
decision of the circuit court of
appeals has upheld the maximum
price provisions of the Emergency
Price Control Act of 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
indianapolis Still
Leads Association

dianapolis lengt enc d its
N4erican Association lead today
rs a result OF a ) 10 victory
over Minneapolis, while the sec
ond-p lace Milwaukee Brewers
split a double-header at Toledo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Cold Posfpones Come

MILWAUKEE,. June 5 CINS)
The baseball game between the
Chicago colored Giants and the
Memphis Red Sox. postponed
from last night by freezing
weather. will be PLAYED tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
loMo+ta VS.. Bell

NEW YORK. June 5 CUP)-
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced
he had signed welterweight
Tommy Bell, Youngstown, O.. for
n 10-round match against Jake
LaMotta. Bronx middleweight. at
Madison Square Garden. on July s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Best Bets
Lew Walter
BELMONT PARK

i-SUN FLAME. RuTsles. Blue Serge
2-TARPAN, Cousin Nan. clustering
3-NAyICArE. KinG ooeroD. steep Ascent.
5-okAPI LANCER. Ocean Wave Vnehal-
lenged.
6--PAVOT, Coincidence Greek Warrior.
7-MOuNTAIREER son OF TaTrs. Intact.
s--SUGAR RATION. chsldon Heath,
LquinoI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
BEsT-PAvoT.
NARRAGANSETT

i-Mfss WOLVERINE. Scarlet Psnsy Jr.
O'Suliiysn.
2-FiRE KABo Listing RAJ Nuksr.
3-HAMMER LOCK. Cay Cino, DARCY
Diplomat
81 J. LYNCH, Doctor Jeep RED Tape.
5-NOWADAYs, Kevey Dee. Paper Mill.
6-MOMO FLAG, Toolmaker. Romuluf.
T-SKIPPER T.. Dsutt. First Girl
e-FREE TRANSIT. Mr.. PhaTnit Alpoft.
BEsT-sKIPPER z
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Narraoanse++ Results

TIRST RAcE-4-year-olds and W. sis fur
lonEN
Par AviOn Luce eeo $50 90
Mae,ins Eccsrd go 80
Try F1yinG hcCaddenl 500
Time i.lo. off 236
Audrey VI DuIit. Jack Ruosns hsepsi.
Baby Connie SAVINGS Bank ChAYfe, Jump
BID and virFinia Van also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
PLAN FOR FUTURE

However, that II only a small
part of the job before u.s." Chan
q dler went on. I'VE are also
making plans for those who will
no longer be able TO play. Our
program calls for men 10 act
~ instructors and coaches of
sandlot, high school and college
teams throughout the country,
and naturally the returning vet
Gran will get first crack at these
Jobs"
The commissioner expressed the
hope that the nations war monu-
ments will take the form of ath-
letic fields and Fairgrounds.
Sports, he said. have contributed
largely to that unbeatable quality
known as "the American spirit. "
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Ford Nine Plays

Ford All-Stars will oppose the
Romulus Air Field nine in
game at Rotunda Field. Dear
born, tomorrow at 6 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

Chandler was formally intro
duced to the New York press al a
dinner following his conference.
Among those present at the din
ner. which was sponsored by the
three metropolitan major league
teams. were Ford Frfck. president
OF the National League; WilliaIH
Harridge, American League presi-
dent: Leslie O'Connor. secretary
advisor to both leagues. and ex-
Mayor Jimmy Walker.
Chandler. who is still United
States senator from Kentucky, did
announce when he would leave
Senate. Until his new position
Is legally confirmed he will draw
no salary as commissioner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

that he gets salute silly"
and starts standing at atten-
tion when Boy Scouts pass
him.
Everywhere you look
you see an officer. This af-
ternoon | saw a major get
on a streetcar and the motor
man outranked him. And
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

Delaware Park Entries

ron WEDNESDAY
FIRST RAcE-si 500. plus $3.50 In var
bonds. claiming, 4-yesr-olds and up. fur
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
By BOB
HOPE

WAshNGIoN-This is probably the mlaytown
W Even the behops hotel tonight
waiter sped soup lap and the matre didn't
Just ripped off the walters herons handed pointed
empty In fact officer
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
s 600 added The withtrs

Horses listed In order OF post position.
Weather. clear. track. good.
Post, 80 p. m. Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

John crlmmins 1888 Tony Novak 1913
sam Barnett 1918. Edward Kukls le7
walter johnson 1874.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06
Belmont Park Entries
YnH MInNIanAY

and J = BrsgE entry
$500 allOUancef. maidens
lp, about Ia miles over
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

a-Whestley Stable and o Phipps entry.
b-Maine Chance Farm entry
FIFTH RAcE-S3, 500 sdded, King Cobalt
Andicap. ClAsa c, 4-year-Olds and up. 6
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-06

Andy Anderson 7i6. Edward sitsSki IS
Bsyrle Fries ie2 Charlie WarthmAn II
Robert Crouch l77.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-12
Calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Boy Scouts $3.50 Cub den st Johns Church
Mrs Fogg school; Cub St Johns Church pack
Jackson; Johns Church pack
with Cudney school Cub den g. ST. Johns
pack l4O with Mrs Dupont school; Cub St Johns
Church pack lac, with Mrs Haner school, Cub den
Chamber of pack 1872, with Mrs Kisor
Home; Cub den s. Junior Chamber of Commerce
pack Z. Hawks; 80 Scout Leaders
Table. Michigan Union Arbor, Ypslant District.
Veterans, 1880 GAR.
Baptist Womens Union 30 Bring gift and
annual reports; program by Endurance Glass.
Assembly number Order of Rainbow Girls regular meeting
1880, Masonic Temple lodge
Child Club I 45 home Mrs Bancroft Bren.
Robert Daley will speak Modern Ways With Children.
Ypsant Club $50 Knights Pythas
Hall Louis A Crienden will speak How Get the Best
From People.
Side Circle OF Dorca Society OF Lutheran Church 1880 with
Carl Scheffer
Ypsant Mems Club Night party $50 in social
of Presbyterian Church
B.. B. Club, s o'clock, with Mrs Harry Williams
Ypslant IOOF, o'clock Odd Fellow Hall
Queen Lodge number 16 Knights Of Pythas card party
o'clock X. p. Hall
Harriet o'clock troop H. Gilbert House
o'clock; troop Church S15 10 Brownies
Roosevelt troop a. St Lukes Church House ";4o
troop 26. Brownies. Woodruff School, $3.50
Baptist Church cooperative dinner ana meet
1890 at church Rev C. loucNs Ann ArOor speaAs''
FRIDAY
Faculty Danes postponed April 49,
Research Club with Mrs Horace Corbet -,- -.
1non Council number S M 80 Masonic Temple lodge
troor
Brownies, Central, $3.50 ,,-,. -. ,,..,ro b.u
Washenaw County Historical Society o'clock east lecture ha
Development OF Ne"spapeI"
washtenaw County; speakers from fps'ah' "iS" O"
Arbor. 20, =. hoo, oP
Boy $3.50 M CUP aeh l. rbbor ~ Commerce
pack 1872 Parents Pack Meeting Central School
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-12
Chapel Chums
Elect Officers

Officers for the coming year have
been elected by Chapel Chums In
the Christ Lutheran Chapel. The
new officers are Christine Mentor.
president; Jack Anderson, vice
president: Patsy Bowen. secretary.
and Leland Groop. treasurer. The
meeting opened with a sealed orr
der service program held by thu
youths themselves.
1t was decided that the next
meeting on April %. would be an
outdoor meeting and wiener roast.
On April 20, the Chums will be
guests OF the Junior League OF the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church ia
Ypsilanti.
Refreshments were served and a
social hour followed which was
closed with the singing OF the theme
song Of the Chums, Living for
Jesus.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-12
Seven Little Girls
Have InveStiture

Brownie troop number 25 held
investiture ceremonies for seven
little girls at their weekly meeting
Wednesday afternoon in the lunch
room at Central School. The fol.
lowing were given their Brownie
pins: Ethelyn Black. Florence
Carey. Betty Jean Kelley. Shirley
harrington, Lois Macdonald, kath'
leen Terrall and Harriet Wright.
These girls had attended at least
four Brownie meetings and met all
requirements. The pins were pre-
sented by the leader, Mrs. Edmund
Terrall and her assistant, Mrs.
Robert Black.
The rest of the meeting period
was spent in practicing songs and
dances for Brownie Assembly
which will be April so at 4:l5 in
Ypsilanti High School Gymnasium.
Troop % is now busy with the
National Clothing Drive already
having collected more than 10
pounds with collections still going
on
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-12
Service Briefs

S sc Jack LEVEL. son OF Mr.. ard
Mrs. Michael Heron is on a de.
stroyer somewhere in the Pacific
theater OF war. lie has been in the
Navy since June u, 1914. He enlist
ed on his seventeenth birthday.
Mrs. Donald f. Block, who had not
heard from her husband Pvt Don
aid +. Block for two months, re-
ceiyed a Cablegram from Manila
from him. He sent his best wishes
for a happy Easter and said he is
fine and we'll. She also got a letter
stating he is somewhere in the
Philippines. He said the natives
are friendly people. They will do a
whole weeks laundry COR just a
package OF cigarettes. Pvt. Block
says he has all the fruit he can eat.
He said the boys over there are ra-
toned to four packs OF cigarettes
a week. They cost from one peso to
2ls pesos a package. He says the
food is good and plentiful.
Capt. II. d. Lawrence, Jr., sta
toned in Italy, expresses deep graft
itude for all the good work that the
Coofellows have done in the past
Tor underprivileged children as
we'll as the work that they did for
the boys overseas at Christmas
time. He says, These remem-
brances that you have now sent
to the boys in the service will let
them know, as 1t has me, that We
are not forgotten and here's hop.
ing that with Gods Grace" next
Christmas can be celebrated in a
normal way by all of us back in
Good ole Ypsilanti."
Maynard Miller, petty officer
second class, expressed gratitude
to the Goodfellows for their Christ
mas gift, which he had received re-
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-04-12

A thread of sympathetic under
standing wove together the pro
gram OF readings presented at the
Ladies' Literary Club meeting
Wednesday afternoon by Miss
Marion Franklin Stowe. Realizing
that the sons and other dear ones
of.those who heard her were upper
most in their minds, Miss Stoves
selections emphasizing faith, cour-
age, hope, and heroism. THESE
were, Symbol by David Morton,
Every Battlefield is a Calvary
by Margaret Sangster; God Give
Us Mem by j. G. Holland; Inter
cession" by 1t. Martin Owens,
Wind in the Pine" by Lew Sar-
rett, and "Apparitions' by Brown
ing. One selection, The Human
Touch by Spencer Free, pointed
up the need for simple kindnesses'
which help to make life worth liY-
ing by those at home. The reading
OF these selections was character
lied by the finished skill which
Miss Stowe always displays, hlgn-
lighted by a delicate sense OF the
thoughts and feeling expressed by
the authors. She was introduced by
Mrs. L. Paul Elliott, who also pre-
sented D. L. Quirk, who gave
quick but discriminating resume OF
the current offerings on the New
York stage.
Spring was brought inside by
lovely bouquets of daffodils, jon
ouils, fruit blossoms, japonica' and
other blooms, by the days commit
tee: Mrs. David Robb, Mrs. Carl
Johnson, Mrs. Lorenz Kisor. Mrs
Carroll Curtis, Mrs. Edward Sweet,
Mrs. T. Fred Older, and Mrs. Rus
sell watts.
Since the president, Mrs. Harry
L. Smith. was in Detroit attending
a Consumer Responsibility Confer
ence, Mrs. NJ. X. Thomson presided
at the business meeting. 1t opened
with the reading OF the Collect by