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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29
NOTICE.

l will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mar jorie Harris, who has left my bed and board.
 Q0,103-t4) DICKIE HARRIS.
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MT and Mrs. Mark Rigling have purchased the Howard Mudiman home on Baranoff Street and expect to move by the first of the month The Charteris house near the can- nery, being vacated by the Rig lings, will be occupied by MT and Mrs. A, B Mosher.
 Mir, and Mrs. Trigve Strom have rented the Franklin house on Etolin Street and will move as soon as al- terations and renovation of the house are completed
 The USS Bonnet of the Destroyer Division 473, Comdr. J. N McDon- aid of Douglas, Georgia, captain, ar rived in port Wednesday morning for Sitka's celebration of Navy Day.
 Commissioned in Boston on Febru- ary 9, 1943, the ships and most of it's crew has participated in seven combat operations including Bou- gainville, Solomons, Marianas, Car olines, Two Jima and Okinawa. They are credited with 12 planes shot down and several probables. On April they were struck in the for ward fire room by a Kamikaze plane in OkinaWa. Seven of the crew were killed However, the ship was able to return to Bremerton under it's own power and the crew was giv- en 30 days leave while the ship was in drydock.
 Tn August the ship left Bremerton for service in the North Pacific, cruising along the Aleutians and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, S75O. Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola's Beauty Shop. Phone POI. 3l5 Decker Way.
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F OR SALE

1i0 acres. About 50 acres meadow. Has fishing loca- tiOns. Lays on Cook Inlet House and ? lots in Anchor age. Also furniture, motor and boats. This is an ideal Stock and Hunting Lodge. Price S6,G00. Sunny View Ranch, Box 263, Anchorage, Alaska. (10,095-t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

Charles H. Johnstone, CM-1, and Seth Donald Mills, GEM, received their release from the Navy at Bremerton on October IA. MT. John stone returned to his wife and young daughter Gale by plane Fri day. MT Mills, son of MT, and Mrs. c. J. Mills, is expected home short ly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

Empire Want-ads bring results,
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WANT ADS
WANTED

WANTED TO RENT = Furnished house or apartment for family of three. Lucille K. Johnson, Behrends Bank. GIG, ,103-t3) wAN1ED-Beauty Operator Write Empire, C-6388. tl0,lOl-t8) WANTED - Furnished house or apartment. Phone 2l9. u0,095-tl2) WANTED-To weld, repair, or fab ricate, any part that you have broken, lost, or wish to remodel or bricate. Oxy Acetylene welding on cast-iron, steel, brass, bronze, copper, etc, etc Paul Satko Repair Shop, 1402 Harbor Way. tOct. 9-Nov. 8 furniture 306 WI- loughby. Phone ;88.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

Mrs. Ken Nordny underwent an emergency operation at the Pion- eers' Home Hospital Monday morn ing and is recovering satisfactorily She will return to her home the lat ter part of next week.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LEST AND FOUND

Wrist watch. Identify at Parsons Electric and pay for this adv. q0,1O1-t3)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

The proposed Redoubt Lake fresh water moorage fer government yes sels which are to be decommissioned shortly seems to have had less pub licity and understanding locally than it has had in large Coast cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

Word has@ust been received of the birth of a son, Murry, Jr., to It and Mrs. Murray LaCour, at Shreveport, La. Mrs. LaCour is the daughter of Mir and Mrs Chris Jackson. It. LaCour received his discharge from the Army in time to reach home for the birth of his son.
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LOST Deep green vol skirt, be- tween 10th St. and Federal Bldg. Thursday Afternoon. Please re- turn to5 Empire Printing Go.
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LOST Mans gold wrist watch. Black dial, Army insignia on band. Reward w. L. Hufford, l98 Gastineau2Ayenue. (10,102-t2)
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Milan Hagan arrived by plane on Sunday for brief visit with his parents, MT and Mrs. Harry Hagen between quarters of the University of Washington, where he is a stu dent.
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LOST-Deep green wool skirt, be-
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Kamchatka Peninsula, working on the establishment of Navy weather station in the western Aleutians. The ship made the return trip from Kodiak to Sitka in two days.
 Visitors are allowed aboard the ship from 1 to o'clock D. m.
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FOR SALE

DOUBLE-BED metal coil spring and inner-spring mattress, $50. Phone 631, mornings, or after p. m. G0,103-t3)
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Clarence Krug, brother of Mrs Art Franklin, is expected to return to his home on Etolin Street after receiving his discharge from the Navy recenly He will te accom- panied by his wife and three small daughters. Mir. Krug will return to his former employment as plumber for Bill Beachs Plumbing shop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

Jchn Dolenc left for Wyoming by rlane Wednesday to attend the funeral of his mother, who passed away the previous day. Mr.sDolenc is an electrician employed at the Naval Air Station.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-29

USED GUITAR-With solid leather case. A real bargain. Alaska Music Supply, Inc. d0,096-tf)
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BEDROOM HOUSE, furnished, nice location, s3,500. Call Ray at the New York Tavern for de-
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The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
Allies Seize
 Great Oil Center Of Balikpapan

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6-R United States is using eleven thousand planes against the Jap homeland, radio Tokyo said. To fuel these planes, the broadcast added. the Allied forces have seized Balikpapan, the great oil center on Dutch Borneo.
 With Borneo oil available, United States tankers are able to haul ten times as much fuel be- cause of the shorter distance.
 Two hundred fifty United States bomber and fighter planes from Two Jima and Okinawa made a two-pronger attack against the
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
WIEN AIRLINES

On July 4, trip was made to Unalakleet with R. B. Clifton and Robert Arnold.
 On July 5, the Boeing arrived from Fairbanks with Mrs. E. Hub bard, Mary Norberg, Jerry Wig gin, and Albert Hackberg.
 A trip was made on the 5th to Wales with Howard Burkher as a round trip passenger. Another trip to Kotzebue, Candle and Deering with freight and Robert Sommers as a round trip passenger.
 This morning a trip was made to the Kougarok with Colman Griffith and to Haycock with AL bert Hackberg and Gene Kagoona.
 Jerry Wiggins of the Wien Air lines office personnel of the Fair banks Office is making her first visit to Nome, and plans on visit ing friends for few days.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
Bombers, Fighters Hammer Kyushu Unchallenged

MANILA, July 6-P)-General Macarthur has thrown his air forces against the Japanese home land, for the first time from Okin- ava thirty-six hours after they landed on Okinawa.
 The fighters and bombers roar. ed in an unchallenged sweep over Kyushu. "This is the start and we will continue to hammer Japan until she accepts unconditional surrender" said Gen. George C. Kenney, commander of the Far East Air Forces.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

On July 5th the Lodestar ar. rived from Anchorage with Sid. ney Champion and Robert Arnold and departed immediately with Travis Spaulding, MT. Holmes Cling Lee, Nee Fong and Grady Robinette.
 Today Pilot Weaver made the regular mail run to Kotzebue with Frank Waskey as a passenger.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
Submarine Trigger Presumed Lost

WASHINGTON, July 6-R- The submarine Trigger with eighty officers and men is over due and can be presumed lost.
 This brings to forty-five the number of submarines lost since the start of the war. The skipper commander of the Trigger was David Connole, of Madison, Illin- ois.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Wilbert McCreight, Sarah Ad- ams, Stanley Baskin, Spurlock McSwain, Will Gillis, and Ray mond May were incoming passen- gers Wednesday evening. Outgo- ing passengers were Mrs. Irma Howell, Don Foster, Louis Mueller, Ed Burnell and Mary Moses.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
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WEDNESDAY GAMES
 American Leauue

New York 2, 8; Cleveland 4, 2. Boston 4, 2; Detroit 3, 5. Washing ton 5, II; Chicago 4, 2. Philadel- phia 3, 5; St. Louis 2, 6.
 National League
 St. Louis 8, 19; New York 4, 2. Cincinnati 4, 3; Brooklyn 3, 5. Pittsburgh 6, 13; Philadelphia 2, o.
 Pacific Coast League
 Seattle 3, 5; Los Angeles 4, o. Hollywood 3, 3; San Diego 2, 2. Portland 6, 3; Oakland 0, 2. San Francisco 5, 3; Sacramento O, 4.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
Philippines To Be Great Base For.
 Strikes At Japan

MANILA, July 6-@-The Philippine Islands will provide the United States with a great base for strikes at Japan, China and Formosa says General Mac Arthur. The Japanese homeland is a thousand miles from northeast Luzon.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
THURSDAY GAMES

American League Clevland 2, New York l, eleven innings. Washington 5, Chicago 9. Boston 8, Detroit g. Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 4.
 National League Chicago 3, Boston 2. St. Louis T. New York 5. Cincinnati 6, Brook lyn 4. Other games postponed.
 Pacific Coast League Portland 0, Oakland 10. Holly wood 6, San Diego O. Seattle l.. Los Angeles o. San Francisco 3. Sacramento 8.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06

Jap mainland for the third con- secutive day, Tokyo reported.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06

Buy War Bonds-7th War Loan!
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06

Be Nugget-wise-Advertise!
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Experienced Crews

The 32s will have star-studded
crews. long on Mackinac race ex-
perience expert in racing tactics.
Wellng expects 10 have Joe Snay
Les NcXinS. ANerYMaCklcm, Catl
VoSS6cTC- Clarence S h aw, jun
Armour and Dr.. r. -. Ament
CIfHe4nefs -efetp-e'tiiii t5c made up OF
Bill Macncr, Jimmy Grant, AT
Hollar. I'd Scanlon, Dick Swegies
and Jim Bailey
Last year NIteSse nIpped Bitten
in the last half mite Of the race
boat-for- boat and was Just a few
minutes behind the much bigger
64-foot Man.tou rVIteyse. II Q
Apache is 4455-ffeeteF4 - and beat
her 20 WIN the race on corrected
time. Apache came IN soon. enough
10 take second IN the corrections.
Only IN heavy weather can the
bigger boats Gel away from the
3 -ataleAi-s.sii44e.4 4.e-t,tad- goes 10
the zephyr stage either or both,
NItesSe and Apache, have shown
in tho past that they can sneak
by anything titH' Saiis around here
including tEc eIght-meter class.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Roller Skaters
Open al Arena

With Arena Gardens as its host
the Great Lakes district roller
skating championships open 10 all
classes, starts this Sunday and
continues Monday
Skaters from Michigan. Ohio,
Illinois. Indiana. Wisconsin and
Kentucky have sent in their en-
tries.
Among the Detroit entries are
Dorthy Mae Law, L. s. Senior
Ladies' champion; Douglas Bren-
iser. L. 6. Novice Mems title
holder: Louis Moore, L. S. Inter
mediate speed champion; Nancy
Lee Parker, two times second
place winner in the l. S. Junior
Girls division. and many more top
who have helped 70
make Detroit a leading roller
skating center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Hes h .
IN ost aCCu-
rate hitter I
eN er Sa w
" a [ r o u )
SAYS.
W 4 tr o u :
" h o pla y g d
" I I h a n d
against b OF h
Harry Nardor
and Bob Jones
gives Nelson
a n edge We r
[ h g S e mighty
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Detroit Results

IIRsr nAcL-sl 500, claiming s-yssr-oldi
ana up ! lis miles
9scoI: Ssso,. MslaH, .s.I.,,y watson 800 go ii22
saves Nine Brooktl 20
Fur Coat. MsechIno.. wsddy. s-svIy and
A-Hereb Harvey also ran
I-curry and Fsirvi,V stable entry.
SECOND RAoE-sl.5oo. claiming, 3-yssr-
oids. : iurlonfs
!l:y E::sla: Moon zsssisiei R!1Ss 100 siS 3ss$S
space tHarwiek 20
Tine 10 4-s ~,
THIRD KAcf-.7 900. claiming. 4-ysM-
olds and up. turlonEt
Sh1,s' Sf,,I. I1.S Tsyori'' 'n.,,o0 iao sso : 90
BoWEprt fPariso 90
Time Is is. .-.-
Darby Doulton Hish Brow, EnttrpTiting
and Back 10 Back also ran.
FOURTH RACE-s2 900. claiming, 4-ysar-
oldt and up s furongI
Gallant Hour Manor go 100 2so
se,5s 81 - N, Ts,son eos K,,o.r, 0O 10
Furenuf sAckseli. s-saku Pies Pat BeS,
Blister Faust IL and Aunt Lucy also ran
rIrTH RACES 900 Colt and GsldinS
sir PsnnAnt scutlocf e.io $50 $50
silly BUMPS tCI.ss.,i $40 40
a.Cnsa.aehg -crsisy. a-wse AaH!sa!
and Little keith also ran
sR-S- keLsufhiin entry .-
SIXTH RACE-sio. 900 the Cadillac Hlndi-
cap. 3-yesf-oldi and up, furlonu
Ny let Rambler
tClsgEsttl AS 1850 70
Miss Advice Turk 20 20 Io
oeien.i R-.e s,.h.ml 90
Time i23-s
Grey psyI Tulsehmors, HydrInt. Amber
ugnt svssprold Jimmie 'Eirsy ana An
them AlIo
'FleId
SEvLNIH RACE 81 500 N. cAysiesde
Handicap Purse s-yeaT-olot I-ie miles
Ar sailor KEEPER 40 27o 20
Tiger Man Scurlocki 10 70
Money Troubles stevenIon 80
Time 46 4-S
Ronrsy Ted Lewis and vienna waltz also ran
EIGHTH RACE-S7 500 claiming. 4-ysAr-
oidt and up ] lis miles
Ats Ne KEEPER $40 80 80
s-One Link HsTt1 so 80
ClAstsuder MlliRanl SO
Time a.
HBlscs Thrush WinnpssH, Jay Stevens
ana MAtAh AsllcAl also I'M
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Richard Swayze Killed
In Action in Europe

Reported missing almost ayear
ago. Richard Swsyze was an
nounced as killed in action by the
war department, according 10 his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Swayze. 22sl W Grand Blvd
Dick was a radio man in tank
that suffered direct INT on Aug.
is Of last year somewhere IN
Europe. a friend tried TO rescue
him at the time but wrote TO
Dicks parents the lad had been
killed instantly He had been in
tho army since 194l and had been
overseas three years.
Another brother. Jack had
been reported missing but later
turned up wounded in Italy. He
is still in the hospital in that
country. lie is in the infantry.
The oldest boy, Bob, Is Years
old. was one of the promising
young golf professionals in De-
treit He vas assistant 10 Leo
Conroy at North Hills before he
entered the army. Bob Is With
the Troop Carrier Command in
the Philippines.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Segurd Takes
Net Title Again

EVANSTON. H. June 30 CINS)
Francisco "Pancho' Segura to-
day became the first player IN 50
wears 10 win three consecutive
NCAA tennis crowns when he
defeated 1t. Frank Mehner Of
West Point. g.. 6-3, 6-3, In the
Championship finals at North.
western University.
The Ecuadorlan net star repre-
>enune the University Of Miami
thus tied with NJ. G Chase Of
Yale for the triple crown honor.
In his match with Mehner.
Segura was never in serious trou-
bic after The fourth game OF the
first set.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
The GREATER CANE By Edgar Hayes
Pointe Prep Swim Ace, 21,
Made Captain in Italy
BY Edgar Hayes

1t Joe Perz top publicity while &C
Noe Dame stationed Georgia Prefght School Joe was
al for years His brother also lieutenant in the
ago. 49,
Joes first release Prefght tells Of Marine CPL
Orin T. Johnston
during recent platoon regimenal competition
Pie Anthony Puleo Of 4456 Baldwin doing lot OF winning
MS lights Fourteenth Air
Anthony played football Eastern High Johnny Brink 2l
old High rated
the hottest fighter pilot Italy, promoted captain
the forces.
Another top flight swimmer Don McCeland who held the
state breast stroke title Diesel in the with the rank
OF chef He transferred from Norfolk Miami
Chief Able Kushner former Lions trainer is due home from
a in lclIst
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
RUBY Tries to Get
Mat Title Back

One Of the high spots on Thlrs-
DAYS wrestling card AZ Mack
Park. which features return ap-
pearance- Of the mat freak. French
Angel. Is a return 60 between
Walter Roxy and Bert Ruby for
the VI W. a Junior heavy bolt
It will be recalled two weeks
ago Roxy took the title from
Ruby on a disqualification when
Ruby kicked him out Of the ring
Illegally Ruby Immediately chal-
lenged for a return 60
The Angel meets Jerry Gordon
of Los Angeles Dale Haddock vs.
Wild Bill Brooks and Dale
Wayne VS.. Alick Ksffner are the
other matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Byron Nelson Is Greatest Euer
THAT'S WATROUS' TRIBUTE TO STAR

offer a tip which would help thC
Sure" he said without even
warming up. Tell them to use
their arms and hands more. You
hit with them-not the shoul-
ders or body.
Too many golfers lunge at
the ball with their shoulders,
aS il they were swinging an az.
They think they're hitting the
ball harder this way than the
experts do. hut they're not"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

well as efficiently and courteously
handling the ticket sales.
During the past seasons hockey
plsyoffs. Escoe's h and ling Of
crowds that were waiting through
out the night for tickets 10 the
seventh and final game between
Detroit and Toronto was out
standing. He personally moved
about passing out clgaretS and
doing everything possible for the
comfort of those who liked hockey
enough to stand in line for all
those hours.
The new Olympia managers s
chief hobby is golf He shoots
consistently IN the low 7os and
has a rack full OF trophies to
show for his skill
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

He has only three woods. ?
and The latter stronger than
the average 4 wood, serves almost
the same purpose as 3 wood
With only three woods. the
Toledoan has room for a ! iron
Many of the experts no longer
carry a ! iron.
You'd expect Nelson 10 have
one. though. as he is the games
Creates PLAYER with this club
Nelson was asked II be could
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
-Four Catbodt Races
Are Sailed by Women

Four races, second in the sea-
sons series OF catboat events for
women, were held Saturday al
Detroit Yacht Club. Results:
Ftru Nrsce-Wsn ~ Gene wincklsr second
Doris Taylcf third Ruth Esnnsf
second rAee-Wnn- b MAFy -Ahh-pafa
s.A~rl H-ten- -Has.fEthtfd H.'sy p-~rt-
Ihird rsce-Wcr ~ Betty puford ssconc
Dofothv frost third vera Williams
Fourth rscs-Helen NcCrscksn second
Evelyn Kyxivat; third. Marie Johnson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01

Pfc Mike Hdo 1929 Mackay back after 40 months over
first Ireland then England Normandy DDay
ST Lo Paris the setback Belgium then Germany and finally
VE-DaY- Czecho- -Sovaka
Baseball the most popular
recreation during long campaigns, he said.
Mike Hodges and
wounded in Belgium He has brother and half brother both
named George and both overseas present.
1t Edgar (Doc) member the Times staff
with the
wounded
April Il as thigh
back action, wounded through the
- chest ha n a hospital n
embatled
Gil Bob Henry Tiger of the standou players
the Sioux Falls Army Air Field baseball Bob played
snpro ball Detroit and valuable player Of
1888 with Aes He played with Tiger farms Hot
Springs later Beaumont Against Dave
hurng Brooks Field year. Bob
four the plate shortstop
played Northwestern High.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
lq Of Class Bull

Nln'ccn ships Ike Nitesse and
AF,4zka-1LLl- n4llt by members OF
the 'Trv York NFrTf C''f1t.fft'7=,sr1.,t..
years ago Tho class enjoyed only
far success IN Long Island Sound
raefne tHdesHe -ty the fact that
mos ttt.t.tt : t,..llt flsI-rt Sflisi up
and down the Atlantic Coast and
ht-tt-e-,a-t!i.t=e eI3e4t I.stkfs5
Fverythrrg Indicates that The
Detroit 5ls rsyc been better
sailed here than anYV mere. 30
- ever beat Bitten on-LonC
Island sound according 20 Jimmy
Grove. who used 70 race her there
and Bl'z has been well -handled
here but she has all kinds Of
trouble with NltesSe and Apache
Last season Bud DOYLE, Just
about the top skipper on Lake
Ontario, who has the S-meter
Rarca,o-e said T.art out loud
that the e.ch'S on ms lake always
beat the 22S bv plenty His
Bargalore. followed NiteSse into
NacEnac IN last Years race
These two ships won't be the
only 32s racing 10 Iackinsc but
trey must be picked because Of
thor fine records IN the past. Ted
FarnyWor'h WI.I be a Tho helm
~ BarQu'a which is coming up
from NCTU.'on. o while Ledge
Mitchell VIII hc sailing Sauhrot,e
IT 'T7-r frs t-CTr tITCTT--5fs sCKnaC
start
Charles NcGrcGor. chairman Of
tho BayNcw race committee. OK
poets a feet al around 50 starters
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
422 Horses for Sale
AT Kentucky Track

Brownie Leach. general man
6ger Of the keeneland race track
and the Breeders Sales -Cnmpan1
dccp iH-th4- heart of Kentucky
reveals that 422 lcarhnCS viii be
sold A. Keeneland from July 80 10
August 2
Horses sold there last Near IN
cluded Colony Boy slated 10 90
to-day al Belmont Park Maine
Chance Farm PICKED hin Up for
a mere S46 900 one start so
far he took a third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Spiin1driift
Vitesse and Apache
Mackinac Favorites
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

Vitesse and Apache, sister ships
Of the New York 80 design, must
be picked as co-favorites 10 win
the annual Port Huron -Mackinac
race. which starts a week from
next Saturday.
Both of these ships have won
the race, Vitesse last year, Apache
in 1943. Both are equally we'll
crewed and sailed They arc sell
dom more than a few minutes
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Escoe Appointed
Olympia Boss
To Continue Also
as Box Office Head

Charles W. Escoe associated
with Olympia for the past nine
years. has been named building
manager of the big Grand River
avenue stadium. II was announced
Saturday by Arthur NJ. Wirtz.
executive vice president and treas
urer of the Olympia Stadium Cor
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
Saturdays Race Results at Top Tracks

FIRST RAcL-4-ysAr-olaI ana W = MI,
RsAl HiIh Bailey TAO 800 2 so
Bon chsris lWssironel 3 10
Time II 3-S of 4ll.
Scotch Fling Bonss NJ Ante over Barg,
Lady ana LAssis sue also ran
SECOND RACE-3-yeIr-oldS l mile
Timber shs. eraiSmyls $50 $50 80
Proclamation tLonEden 90
Time 81 As OF SllL
sunIedsrs. P,se, Farley Careful Agent
o-Allied Command also ran
avon but SAe dlaqualihsd
b.Rysns Ranch and meCsu ana RYAN entry
Third RACE--5yssroids and Up mile
WING and WING
fCTAiFmy.e II so 80 %
Shoot Ahead tChoinarAI 1880 400
Charmed Llfs Peterson 40
Overland Trail. asrmsdufs Bonit,, Phsn-
tom Heels, valdlna Dude Oysutrds. sun
GooSs ana Dark Play"sbp ran
y,sr,ola, and W fo,i,a In c.iitornis j mile
war VAlof tLonFd.n 40 $50 80
Ike HsI Daddy ,Rsll,I 40 ; 90
Time % as of s2sl5
Johnny Holt Gala Sancy soVsrton Com
catehme Cspim, Aosoiut, and sierra FoS
FIFTH RAcE-3.yus-old, and up =. nil,
+. A Looo - s.hank 1910 80 Is 20
Tims 4 oa As lnsg trArk Iecctd oa !, a.
safes PhsT Rens Par Bi.len. Ended and
Corona Cnr0nA also ran
ANTS L Rice entry.
SIKH RACE 3-ysGr-olcE ara W a.. mile
Thumbs Up Lontd.n 200 90 20
Texas Sandman Peterson go %
ca DA.ton a 90. 4- .----, > 80
Time o. Is tsqual track record OF
54is
Bric Bse Pspsrooy Lou-BTs Abroad
cloth Rsyi Effort Tflpitesie OF EnEliIh-
Nic'ery Drive and AutocTht also ran
b-Puissn sntry
SEVENTH RACE 4-yssr-o!as and up
lis miles
sicklsE Choice
CrslEmys 2zio Il 90 10
M0Tsni Bailey Il 90 20
valley FLARES LonEdsni 10
Time - IS of $40
PlIot Pa Stronghold Gallant Devil Ny
AL OmaSafi and T. S salute also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
CREDITS PUTTING

Nelson attributes his remark
able showing the last year 10 I'M
proved play VIII fairway woods
and improved pottinC
And chipping, too" ehimed
in Sam Byrd during the flaming
bee
Nelson agreed with Sam but
allowed a. how those short chips
are really part OF putting.
Nelson has opened his putting
stance slightly. Calls il his east
west stance compared To his for
mer north-south or square stance.
The Nelson bag includes TWO
wedges a lighter one for those
short fairway shots which fairly
dance around the cup and Q
heavier one for trap shots.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-01
j. U.M.Coa(hes
To Drill 10
New Rules TO Make
More Work for Staff
BY EDGAR HAYES

New faces, new opponents and
new rules all add up 10 plenty Of
work for Michlgan's footb ba
coaches between now and the
opener with Great Lakes the mid
die of September.
The coaches are getting accus-
toned 10 new faces with the Serv-
ices draining off the best each
fall. The new opponents, Army
and Navy, are problems in them
selves. II will be the new rules
that will cause most of the work.
Coach CriSler was never in IA
vor OF the rule permitting for
ward passes from anywhere back
OF the line Of scrimmage. But the
rules committee wrote II into the
book and Michigan will have TO
prepare for the rsmfications the
change is sure TO brine. .--------