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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Crack Train Held Up
Hour fOrCOI. Jimmy

after receipt Of the telegram
Saturday night when 1t was
found that Pennsylvania train
from Washington. on which were
Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt, would
not arrive in time TO make con-
nections with the City OF Los An
geles If the latter train departed
on schedule.
Vice President White said il
had been thought that the train
bearing Col. and Mrs Roosevelt
would arrive in time TO occasion
a wait of only a few minutes In
stead, the few minutes length
encd into a hour and seven min
utpS,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Roosevelt Nominates
; New Ambassadors

WASHINGTON, Jan. % tINS)
President Roosevelt today sent
10 the Senate the nominations of
three men -te- HID diplomatic pests
in Portugal, Iran and AfghanIstan.
He named Herman B Baruch
of New York, brother of Barney
Baruch, 10 Portugal; Wallace
Murray who has been director OF
Near East and African affairs in
the state department, 10 Iran. and
Ely +. Palmer. consul general at
Sidney. Australia, TO Afghanistan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
2 TOWNS OCCUPIED

Two other parallel columns bore
down from the San Miguel and
Arayat sectors. farther to the
northeast.
Gen. Macarthur announced in
his communique today that his
advancing Yanks had wreSted Ro-
sario from the JapS and liberated
Angeles, midway between Mexico
and Clark Field.
In capturing Rosario, Mai Gen.
Innis p. Swifts First Corps vet
Grams cut TO ribbons one Jap divi-
sion and another brigade, leading
Macarthur to declare;
The japanese 23d Division
and the 58th Independent Bri-
gade defending this sector have
been practically decimated."
Among the supplies captured at
Clark Field. Macarthur an
nounced, we're more than 200 new
aircraft engines, many" radio
transmitters and receivers, great
quantities" of radio and telephone
e uipme Il, several months
stores" of ammunition, food and
materiel, as well as at least DO
artillery pieces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
7 AFL Pi(kets Fined
For SIugging d Clio

A SIS fine or 30 days in jail
was given by recorders court
Judge Donald Van Zile today to
two AFL pickets accused of slug
ging a Go worker during a iuris-
dictional dispute at Dossin Food
Products, 1863 Gratiot.
Louis Sigler. 49. of 1888 Cody,
CTO employe of Dossins. asserted
John Rothecker, 49, of 2931 John
R., and Waldrop Wilson, 40, of
3747 Gratiot, AF'L pickets. Slugged
him Dec. 8 when he crossed their
picket line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
I Watched 4 Hours
As They Loot Homes

NEW YORK. Jan. % (INS)-
The evidence was all against two
burglary suspects awaiting trial
today.
Detectives who trailed Rudolph
Lemus. 46. and Edward Perez, 46,
for four hours in and out of fash
ionable apartment houses said
they found on Perez a S400 dia-
mond wristwatch and in Lemus'
possession $1,000 (hidden in his
shoe) and toupee 10 be used for
quick change disguise in case he
got into a tight spot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. % GNS)-
A German Franciscan monk ap-
pealed over the Moscow radio 10
the population of Breslau mot TO
let il come 10 street fighting" and
assured them that "the Red army
is not coming to Breslau as your
enemy. but as the enemy of the
Hitler clique the British radio
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
7 Women Victims
Of Purse Snat(hers

Mrs. M. ]. Schrader, 6s. OF 2734
Fourth, was robbed OF her purse
containing $50 early today by a
youthful thug on Fourth between
Ledyard and Temple. .=
Police today also are looking for
two boys, about II who snatched
a purse containing Sl.50 from
Miss Betty LeMari, 10 OF 1927
Hart, in a theater last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Jdps Claim Subs
Rdided West Coast

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. %
QNS)--The Tokyo radio broad
cast an entirely unsubstantiated
claim today that Jap submarines
had penetrated 10 the western
coast" Of the United States and
had sunk three transport ships
and an oil tanker.
The broadcast did not say when
the alleged Sinkings took place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
= Safes Yield
Yegg $1,000

.A-sieage hammer welding ban
dit cracked two safes in the Grand
Bar, 1856 Gratiot, during the night
and escaped with 81 900 in cash,
police reported today.
The bandit, police said, gained
entrance through side window.
Chris Peters. IS. of l2762 Rose
mary, bar owner. said one safe
contained 500 and the other $500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
CAVITE BOMBED

While Gen. Kruegers Sixth
Army units bore down upon the
Manila Bay area, medium and at
tack bombers blasted enemy posi-
tiens at Cavite naval base, Cor
regidor and on Bataan Peninsula.
while Allied sources failed
to state the size of Macarthur
-LuZon forces. The Japanese
Domei agency reported that the
landing Of two additional Ameri-
can divisions on the island had
brought the total strength of in
vading troops TO seven divisions,
including two tank divisions
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Bandits Torture Woman

CHICAGO. Jan. % GNS) - A
youthful couple was sought by
police today after forcing their
way into the home OF Mrs. Helen
Zacharski, 50, and fleeing with
81 500 after torturing the woman
with lighted cigaret and threat
ening to kill her 2-year-old grand
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
As Jap Ships
Toll in I Days

ADM. NIMITZ ADVANCED
FLEET HQ.. Jan. % (INS)-
Forays of Adm. Halsey's mighty
u. S. Third Fleet, fresh from two
smashing blows against Formosa
and the Ryukyu Islands, were
cloaked in official silence today,
but enemy sources indicated that
American naval forces still were
threatening far Pacific Jap-held
bases.
In his first eommunique from
newly established advanced head
quarters. Fleet Adm. Nimitz dis
closed that the rampaging navy
planes sank as Japanese ships and
damaged SIS others within two
days of sustained raids against
Jap bases in Formosa-Ryukyu
waters, on the southern doorstep
of the Japanese homeland.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Potato Stocks Drop

LANSING. Jan. 29-The state
federal crop reporting service
said today that Michigan's stock
pile of potatoes on Jan. 1, 1945
amounted to approximately $500
600 bushels. drop of more than
100000 bushels over the pre-
Vious year
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Secret New U-Boat
Perfected by Nazis

WASHINGTON, Jan. % tINS)
-Accentuating recent warnings
of renewed U-boat activities, Rep.
Mott (R) of Oregon revealed to-
day that the Germans have per-
fected a submarine which at times
cannot be detected
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Start Tour Of ". s.

NEW YORK. Jan. % QNS)-
The Owl announced that eight
newly-freed French journalists
would begin a six-week tour today
OF the United States. embracing
stops in Is major cities from
coast TO coast. They will visit
Detroit Feb. 25-26-27-22.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
JAPs FEAR FoRAYs

indications were, meanwhile,
that japanese authorities were
alarmed by the daring forays of
Halsey's strong carrier forces
against bastionS along the Japa-
nese sea lanes to the Indies and
the enemy controlled Canton
radio. in a broadcast recorded
by the FEC, declared that "the
Japanese defense line along the
sea coast of China from Shang-
hal TO Hainan Island has been
completed and will be more and
more strongly fortified"
CThe broadcast also said that
the enemy might attempt to
land on Bias Bay in order to
outflank the Hong Kong-Canton
area from the north and claimed
that the Japanese had "de-
tected the attempt to do So
and~fad acted accordingly
Nlmitz' communique had nothing
to say concerning a Chungking
radio report that American and
japanese naval vessels engaged in
a nine-hour battle Jan. % in the
east China Sea.
In addition to the huge toll OF
destruction inflicted on enemy
shipping in the Formosa-Ryukyu
area, the communique reported
that 389 japanese planes were
either destroyed or damaged by
the American forces in their two
day strike Jan. 20-21.
American losses were listed as
Is aircraft destroyed. Nimitz pre-
viously had announced that zone
of our major ships" was damaged
in the Formosa strike.
On top of enumerated japanese
shipping and aircraft losses, wide
spread destruction was inflicted
on enemy installations including
the naval base at Takao. on the
southwestern coast of Formosa
and bases in the neighboring Pes
cadores islands.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
UNFAIR TO L. S.

Senator Downey CD, who has
cross-eXamined all witnesses. con-
tended that guaranteeing water
TO a foreign country may take
water away from the United
States.
Senator Johnson. senior Repub-
lean member on the committee
insisted the treaty is utterly un-
fair TO the United States. and that
the state department is favoring
Mexico.
Senators from other states in
the Colorado River basin-Nevada,
Arizona, Utah, Colorado and
Wyoming-have mainly limited
themselves 10 exploratory ques-
tiQns when sitting with the COM
mittee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
3 Drives
Hit Japs

GEN. MaeARFHyR,S HQ. ON
LUZON, Philippines, Jan. %
GNS)-Three determined Ameri-
can columns stabbing deeper into
the lower Luzon plain converged
today upon San Fernando. 80 air.
line miles from Manila. while to
the north other u. S. forces ad-
vanced relentleSsly toward Baguio,
where Gen. YamaShita may be cut
off with his Jap cohorts.
The triple phaSed Yank jugger-
naut bearing down upon the inter-
mediate bastion of San Fernando
on the main route to Manila and
the historic battlefields of Bataan
and Corregidor already has
rammed one spearhead from the
Clark Field sector INTO the town
of Mexico, only three miles from
San Fernando.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
Wafer Battle
NedrS Climax
California Governor
SET TO Fight Ire aty

WASHINGTON. Jan % ms
Battle lines are sharply drawn
for a finish fight today on the
proposed L. : Mexican water
treaty. both n the Senate foreign
relations committee and on the
Senate floor.
While CALIFORNIA; Gov Warren
was reported ready 10 rush east
ward 10 spearhead opposition 10
treaty ratification. that states at
t1rney general. Fighting Bob
Kenny. spent the weekend IN
Washington counseiing with a
score OF other opposition wit
neSSes.
Treaty proponents planned a
strategic stroke by having Sena-
tor Chavez Cd of New Mexico
take the fight 10 the Senate floor
even before the foreign relations
committee finishes hearings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
DAYLIGHT ATTACK

The Twentieth Air Force an
nounced that Marianas-baSed
SgpcriortrcSScS carried out their
fourth major mission against the
island of Two lima, midway be-
tween Japan and Saipan.
A brief 20th Air Force COM
munique said the mission was
carried out in daylight and de-
tails would be announced when
operational reports were received
from Ma. Gen Curtis F. LemaY,
chief OF the DIST Bomber Com
mand. whose B-29s executed the
attack.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
ATTACKS STEPPED Up


The increasing attacks on the
volcano island, which also IS
being heavily pounded by land
and carrier based planes and war
ships. was described by an army
spokesman as follows;
1.-TWO is on the road TO Japan
from Saipan. We have To keep
it knocked out 10 keep that
road clear"
Two is one of the main enemy
bases for air attacks on Saipan
and also serves as a listening post
and interference point for the
Superforts en- route TO the attacks
on the Japanese homeland. 1t lies
$50 miles northwest of Saipan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
MAXIMUM OF WATER

Connally pointed out that the
treaty expressly provides the
maximum Of water which Mexico
may receive yearly from the
Colorado River basin-l SOC. 900
acre feet, He said this guarantee
wonid preclude MISUNDERSTANDING
In the future.
The treaty further provides that
350,o00 acre feet OF water a year
from the Rio Grande shall be
given by Mexico 10 the United
States.
So far, CALIFORNIA; two sena-
tors have fought ratification in
the committee itseN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30
CHAVEZ FOR TREATY

Chavez was to speak at ! p m
today, urging ratification as a
strong gesture Of good wifi toward
Latin America. He said yesterday
"Our New Mexico water com
mission has examined this
treaty. IT finds that the inter
ests of New Mexico are amply
and fully protected nv the
treaty provisions. will vote
for IL when II comes up for rati-
fication,"
Senator Connally (Dl OF Texas
chairman Of the committee. said
THE u, S.-tfexiCan water
treaty should he ratified he
cause II settles for all time the
respective rights Of the United
States and Mexico as To the
proper and fair division of the
waters of the Colorado and Rie
Grande rivers"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-30

Vear
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Draft Dodge Trick
Denied by Youth, 19

Owano Perigino 10. Of Pal
Maple today pleaded not guilty to
charges Of registering as an alien
20 escape The draft and was held
under 81 900 bond when arraigned
before L. 5. Commissioner J.
Stanley Hurd
Robert A. Guerin, Detroit FBl
chief, said the youth had regis
tered properly for the draft in ST.
Louis, came TO Detroit and again
registered as a native of Jamaica.
Guerin said he was born in Ten
neSSee but carried an Arkansas
birth certificate when arrested.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

tured. The clubhead continues
upward in this plane. When the
hands are head high the plane Of
the swing is about 45 degrees
from the perpendicular.
II the plane of the backswing
is more than As degrees you're
kwinging flat. Notice that when
Hhe hands are nearing hip-high
your left arm and club-shaft still
form straight line.
Then. when the hands are hip
high the cooking action Of the
wrists slowly starts. but Your
hands do not reach the fully
rocked position until you are Al
the top of the backSwing Al that
time your hands are head high and
Your hands are directly above
your right shoulder
When you're in that position
your hips will have pivoted about
45 degrees from their poSitio-
when YOU are addressing the ball
and your shoulders will have piv-
oted about 90 degrees from their
position AZ the address.
Protected BY John P Dnie CO
EDITORS NoTE-Send for
the printed diagram, shouting the
ball in relation TO stance for oil
normal Wood and iron shots.
Just enclose a &c stamped, .eH
addrssssd envelope for reply.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
2:s Get Track
Letters al NJ

ANN ARBOR, June 2 - Mich
igan track coach Ken Doherty
awarded varsity letters today TO
% Wolverine thinclads. M" win
ners from Detroit are Orval John
son. Julian Witherspoon, William
MarcouX and George Vetter.
Other awards James Artley,
Dick Barnard Warren Bentz,
Charles BirdSall Charles Dyk-
ema, Walter Fairserpice. Dick For
restel. Ross and Bob Hume. John
Larson. Charles EauritSen. Robert
Mann Bill Mcconnell John Nc
Nab. Archie r rSonS. Larry
Scheer George Shepherd. Robert
ThomaSon and Ross Willard.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

PEORIA. H.. June . ms
Try Medlinger Southpaw hurler of
NhicagoS Lane Tech High School
pitched his team 20 the Illinois
high school baseball championship
last night when he famed 20 bat
terS and beat Central Catholic Of
East 81. Louis, 6 90 !.
Medlinger struck out the first
10 men 10 face him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Tanli Stops
DudaS Early

NEW YORK. June (UP)-
Heavyweight Tam Mauriello.
with the quickest victory of his
ring career directly behind him
A 2:23 first round technical
Knockout over aging Steve Dudas
set about to prove today that ne
is on the up grade once more as
a contending fighter.
Dudas. 80. making his first Gar,
den main event appearance. never
had a chance The torrid Tami
dropped him 10 the canvas four
times before referee Arthur Dono-
van stepped in and called a halt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
WET. COLD RIDE

He couldn't have gotten wetter
under a shower--a cold shower
taken Out-of- doors in a 30-miie
biting wind.
But he didn't squawk. Not once.
He stayed on deck. Bill. the cook,
5ot seaSick and made his offer
ng. And il was noticed that the
Joat load of commodoreS who
1ade the trip. stayed up on deck.
They wanted no part Of that
cabin.
Petzold brought the big ship,
biggest sailyacht in commission
around here, into the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Clubs harbor. A
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

terrific surge OF sea made dock
ing impossible. Seas SloShed over
the -brcakwaters. Josephine III
finally was nosed into the wind.
held by one line.
And here the 62-year-old war
taken across the harbOr in "A
bouncing dory rowed by Jerry
Laughlln outdoor manager of the
club. Commodore Vanderbilt was
nearly drowned again.
Fle beat me 10 q backstay once
and snapped II down in good
order | loved the guy for that a.
| have loved all the other guys
who have beat me 10 a backstay.
There was a short wen -behavet
discussion of his new rules al the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club fol-
lowing luncheon. The Detroit
Boat Club then gave him a din
ler attended by Detroit's yacht
ng purple. Vanderbilt went there
by auto. Later ne addressed 500
at the Detroit Yacht Club. talk
ing again about his rules.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Boys i'm Crash;
Eggs Rescued

Police held three teen-aged oc-
of q crashed car today for
attempting TO hide case contain
ing IL dozen eggs in the bushes
at the canal near Belle Isle Bridge
Investigation last night dis
closed a cigar box containing IL
red ration stamps, l67 blue
stamps and AZ sugar coupons in
the caT=which bore false license
plates. police said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Jeffra Beats Garcia

BOSTON. June 2 (UP)-Harry
JefIra, l30, former worlds ban
tamweight and featherw eight
champion. was forced to go all
out last night TO outpoint Sammy
Garcia, 1861, in 10 rounds before
, iS5 fans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Fiqht Results

NyW YORK Madison square Garden 80
Tami Mturiello zoo New York. knol Ssd out
sieve D1dAs. 1872 Edgewater n tlit
VEIN Escoe 1927, Toronto Outpolnted
CrOrgis Parks Is6. Washington 60. Fart
Lo~man. 7osis. Detroit. outpointed Louis
Long. 1871, Chicago O..
JkCKsONVIIfE Fla - Freddie tRed
Cochrane l47t. summit. " j.. knocked out
Pete Lello. i4sis. Chicago q
BOSTON-HArry Jeffra $50, Baltimore.
outpointed Sammy Garcia. i26i1, Quincy,
Mast tiOi .,
PROVIDENCE. r i-Bobby zolio. 1879
East Providence knocked out Tony Soave.
CHICACO-Elmer Ray. 1911. Hastings. Fla.
outpolnted Larry Lane 1922. Trenton.
N. J. rOt Mckinley EnElish, les, Detroit.
Knocked out Indy Elliott 23ois New YORK
tsl. Mack Parshey, iTs, Detroit, knocked
out Charley Polk i7b, Chicago ~. OdeIl
Riley, is1, Detroit. knocked out Johnny
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
Mother Faces Trial
As Slayer Of Child

A 30-year-old mother who adj
mittedly held the head of her
infant son under water until he
drowned. today awaits trial on a
charge of first degree murder.
She is Mrs. Esther Prehs of
1911 Ilene. whose husband, An
son. was a private in the u s.
Marine Corps. She was held for
trial yesterday when arraigned
before Recorders Judge John =.
SCallen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

football a Whirl
after war .
He was in three
major battles
in Pacific
Capt. Don Rob
insOn of 1912,
squad twisted
his knee play
ing softball and
was on crutches
for a month
after $ a { q Y
coming through
% air missions
over Europe
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

Mel OFT, manager Of the New
York Giants. imposed one Of the
StifieSt fines m recent major
league history today when he as
sesSed his ace pitcher. Bill Vol
selle. $500 for serving up a soft
pitch which led 20 I 10 3 defeat
against the Cardinals last night
OFT said the drastic action was
necessary because Voiselle dis
obyed instructions" in pitching 20
Johnny Hopp. Cardinal outfelder.
m the ninth inning
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

indians outfielder Paul 0'Dea,
who has only one eye, was
stricken blind momentarily during
Thursdays game with Boston
when a vitreouS crystal formed
over his good eye E. A prescrip-
ton dissolved the crystal and he
later said 1t happens occasionally
-. He lost sight in right eye four
years ago when struck by baseball.
Ensign Joe stOgers, Michigan
end In 100 nlans 10 give nrn
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

foot yawl Josephine III yesterday
The wind was out OF the nor :
east and the seas were nasty.
Their guest, Americas No. l
sailor. successful defender OF
a merica'S Cup. was nearly
drowned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

Jay Paley, owner of small stable
now al Santa Anita, has bought
c. c. Tanner Stable, headed by
Best Effort. for $50. 900 and hired
Hurst Philpot as trainer Tan
ner and his trainer are ILL.,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
BETTER GOLF
Proper Backswine

BY SAM SNEAD
Coils Great Teacher and Player

Coils Great Teacher and Player
Several letters from readers m
dicate uncertainty a. 10 how the
backSwlng is made. Perhaps
todays picture viii make il
clearer.
For about six or eight inches
back of the ball you carry the
clubhead along the imaginary di-
rection line to the green. As your
mt pivot gets under way the
shoulder pivot follows.
The pivot carries the club in
side OF the direction line as pic
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
CootChdnqed
To Whitebi|I
BY DON GILLIEs

The lowly coot is to be given
high toned name, but whether
4 will increase his popularity as
J table delicacy is something
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

In a national contest just COM
pleted by Ducks Unlimited. the
name whitebill has been selected
TO replace the less elegant appel
lation of coot or mudhen, hitherto
applied TO this most plentiful
member OF the rail family.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
n Sports n OAmerica'S No. Sailor
bREHTIFv Survives TEST Here
By GEORGE r.. VAN

Harold s. Vanderbilt today the Viking streak
strongly Detroit sailors.
ANY who sails in easter Lake
regarded But the local sailor boys
AXE ST Clair from The Fsher Boat Works the
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

ChalkS Wright will-tFy-t wrcSt
away Sol Bartolo's MIA feather
weight championship in l5-rounder
at Boston June y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

Army authorities have approved
proposals to stage all-Star major
league baseball game IN July for
occupatIorai tf-ooftS-. fly
ing stars over and back within
week. according 10 New York
theatrical producer who visited
the European theater as an enter
talnment consultant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
PROBE 'CooNS

The Ohio conservation depart
ment is spending $500 of Pitt
man-RobertsOn money for test
ing methods OF increasing raccoon
population" Michigans deer
killing experience with the bow
and arrew will help California set
an abbreviated archery program
on the bucks Arnold Haugen
has taken vacation leave from
Michigan to tell California legis-
lators about Michigan's expert
ence al the request of the Cali
fornia Archer's Association
Upland game bird prospects in
Michigan this fall are far from
encouraging because OF rainy
weather Grouse and prairie
= H'hickenS began nesting early In
pril. but low temperatures and
continued rains wiped out many
of the broods
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

Only one sub was used a. Con-
nectiCutS baseball team turned in
schools best record in 36 years
Zane Moon, prep runner al
Kcnn1ereF, Wye., ran heat OF 100
in 90 and won state meet race
in 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

Reported death OF 1t. George
Murphy, USMCR. captain and
right end of 1912 Notre Dame
football team, brought 10 IL num-
ber of Irish monogram winners
killed in war Murphy. South
Bend boy killed on OkInawa. was
one Of most popular athletes a.
NOtre Dame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04
HELP CUT FLoCks

Ducks Unlimited hopes the new
name will persuade more sports
men 10 put this fowl on the table
and thus help control the dispro-
poftionate increase which. accord
ing 10 u. s. Fish and Wildlife
Service figures. has made the
whitebill the third most plentiful
hmphibiouS migrant ranking close
behind the mallard and pintail.
Ducks Unlimited claims the
whitebill has been badly under
rated as a table delicacy and has
compiled a series of recipes fur
nished by duck hunters from all
over the United States.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-04

Dante was rated 81 favorite
for f'a- mite English Derby at
Newmarket June 9 e.. Midas was
IL, High Peak 81 and Chamos-
saire and SunStrom 1871 among
29 entered for event that will
bring S3l $50 10 winner.
Evening star., 1945-09-09

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