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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-05-03
ALFRED W. SPATEs, Attorney
Germantown, Nd.
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber, of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters Of
Administration on the personal
Estate Of
WILLIAM ID. DARBY,
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons having Claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with
vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated TO the subscriber on or
before the 9Th day of October next /:
they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of said
Estate. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 4th
day of April in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-fve.
DORSEY N. DARBY,
Gaithersburg, Md.
261 Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-05-03
VIM. A. VOLKMAN, JR., Attorney
724O Wisconsin Avenue,
Bethesda, Maryland.
Notice To Creditors

Notice 10 creditors
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the Subscriber of Montgom-
cry County, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Montgomery
County, in Maryland, Letters of
Administration on the Personal
Estate of
HELEN T.. WOOD
late of Montgomery County, de-
ceased. All persons resident and
nonresident having Claims against
the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit and file, the
same, in said Court, with vouch-
ers thereof, on or before the 18th
day of October next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said Estate. All
persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of April in the year of our
Lord, one thousand nine hundred
and forty-five.
LAWRENCE F. EGE,
Administrator.
Route No. 3, Gaithersburg, Md.
1872
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-05-03
TOTAL CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS S

This banks capital consists of
first preferred stock with total par
value of $10,000.0O, total retirable
value $10,000.00, and common
stock with total par value of
$25, 100000.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
Softball League Rules

will the conduct of all games played in the softball
 the hardball diamond back of the Base gymnasium James will start promptly 1850. Each will from their Squadron A. Teams furnish their equipment
  the field 1880 will constitute by S players In available will be 
 Once of additional players total 0 provided all players assigned to permitted with but the which he is assigned In a &ames S sraine outfit will be declared a play 194 "The Sbal Association of America "wllg govern Scores will gymnasium published BEAM
 field will accepted the made will be filed with Sotbal Committee has completed while occupied hits in6ed ay he is matica
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The Professional Golfers As sociation has come up with plan to devalue the "Gold Dust Twins of the links. The twins are Byron Nelson and Jug McSpaden, who be- tween them won more than $1OO,- GOO in golf prizes during the last two years.
 The PGA plans to revise prizes so that the higher scorers among the first 20 would get more of a slice in the melon and the winner would get a little less. More than $2OO, 900 in prizes will be awarded in some 15 summer events now be- ing arranged.
 Nelson won S47 900 in bonds last year and has won six tournaments and $2O,OOO so far this year. Me Spaden, perennial runner-up to Nelson, won about $36, ,0OO during the past two years. Sam Snead, who plays with brace on his back, also has won six tournaments since his discharge from the Navy, but Sammy didn't earn a dime last
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
Officers
 Golf Teano 8~:~ " A
 A VI

Arrangements are being made for an Officers golf team consist ing of Bradley Field Officers only, to compete with teams of sur rounding county clubs. The team will be selected for each match from ten lowest handi- caps based on at least three attest ed score cards and the availability of the officer to participate.
 THERE ARE NO EXPERTS, NO FAVORITES. Only scores count. Everyone including the BUFFERS" are invited to play. Get your attested scores in to the Golf Committee prior to 15 May 1945.
 M. c. WARFEL,
 J. c. ROCKINGHAM,
 w. s. GRAY, JR.
 Golf Committee.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

loss of a single point. The Ram blers' leader helped himself to juicy 333 total but White, of the Growlers, nearly matched it with 317 total. The first half champs took the first match by just three pins and the second by only five. However the Growlers boosted their total in the finale to an eleven point bulge and sent the Ramblers plummeting down to fourth place in the team standings.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

used Last this Base nouct- the softbal and from the LOOKS memorable All Squaons BUT let's those entries to Capt Johnson sym only Squadron and the POW Guards entered managers oa the ball.
 THINKING OUT LOUD
 that the Personnel Services golf clubs and hshn4 things available the last and made them. This the holds Some the tennis already little early for the zaak Watons and the em equipment there and IS for Why it?
 CHALLENGE
 of the Base Finance Office week printed their challenge to Bowling League competition and voley ball. Spokesman James Dee1n oushtful his before volunteering tor the managerial much the delight all the CPAs plans for the outdoor voly stated "Y and no All applicants wish call the udte Sgt Kie the Base Finance Office
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
Washers Wallop Demons, 40,
 Take First Place By One Game

The Washers, who have been going like a house afre for the past few weeks, upset the favored Demons in their. encounter last Monday night and went into first place thereby. The Mauling Mash CTS not only trimmed the ex- league leaders but added insult to injury by sweeping all matches and the total for four-point win. Campbell's fine 321 series was too much for the Demons to cope with although top-Demon D'Amico rolled a nice 311.
 Jimmie Maloof bowled a neat BPS series to lead the Pirates to an easy clean sweep over the Grem- lins. By this win, the Corsairs moved into a tie for second place with the Demons.
 The Cubs bounced back into the win column with 3-1 victory over the seventh place Jolters. Chief Cub Carr paced the winners with an even 300 series. His 129 first string was high single for the night.
 Despite three swell strings of 123, 106 and 104, by Glenn Ryner- son, the Growlers took the Ram blers to the cleaners without the
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
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Dec. Il, 1941-The German Gov ernment declared war on the Uni ted States days after Japan had attacked the U. s. Fleet at Pearl Harbor.
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Standings

Matches Next Week Demons vs. Jolters Pirates vs. Growlers
 Cubs vs. Gremlins Washers vs. Ramblers
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07
BATTING THE BALL WITH BOB
(Oficial FAF Photo)

the rules the conduct of the otball be but glance of the national will show only weeks off and the weather
 
 pastme has long last and
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

Bobby Dobbs and Max Minor, of Army's unbeaten football team, won't play next year. Both have been declared ineligible because each played four years in intercol- legiate football, Dobbs two at Tulsa, two at Army; Minor two at Texas, two at Army. Doug Kenna and Dale Hall the other half of Army's 1914 starting backfield, will be commissioned in June.
Bradley beam., 1945-04-07

year except for what he got from Uncle Sam.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
A Other Tracks
Buy Jamaica

NEW YORK, June 9 CUP)-
Jamaica race track was purchased
today from the Metropolitan
Jockey Club by the four other
New York tracks. The price was
not disclosed.
William Hehs. multi-millionaire
New Orleans oil man who has be-
come known as the Golden
Greek" because of his fabulous
investments since starting a sta
BILE, was known 10 have bid S4,-
600 600 in an effort 10 buy the
racing strip,
George B Widener president of
the West Chester Racing Associa-
tion, which operates Belmont
Park. announced the purchase
His associates are Theodore J.
Knapp. president of the Queens
County Jockey Club, which oper-
ates Aqueduct: F. S. Won Stade,
Saratoga president, and Col Matt
VIM, Empire City president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
SANTA ANITA RESULTS

FIRST RACE-2-yesr-olds. AZ furlongs
Flyriie tCrohS 4o7o 1880 $50
caGS c[.9fs rlsuss asnsy Ssiis,, lssns, 1910 ssSS
Anxious Lad. stebar and Gala Damlon
NOTE: Gala pamion won but vas dis
qualified and placed fourth
SECOND RACE-3-yesr-olds. ! mile:
GSS GSry zsi Ms. stss t1sst.n, i0'0 sS ssS go
Timber Slide Cray 2so
Time I4o. off 5: 3eil
Ready Miss. Top valley Allied colors.
Orchard Holly and Count Alert also ran.
Kirain 'Lossd.n 'i-0s' sso cnd ssPso" Siss; sso
Shoot Ahead tPetersonl 500 800
Great Ripple (DotteI, $40
Time i25, off GIL.
Hemite. Sun Goose. Dennis p. Swain. star
msedie. Cold Lucette. Just Rusty Rougheree
and Deckhand also ran
FOURTH RAcE-4-yesr-oldA and up, =.
Fl Lobo tHari,os, 1890 $50 $50
Zaca Rosa lWestrope) 2.6o 22O
First to Fight lRslls ESQ
Time Ell is, off s;46i7.
! Hard Twist. Vain Grove First Admiral,
Jerry Lee and sickie's Choice also ran.
FIFTH RACE-4-yesr-olds and up. 4. mile:
With Regards
tLongdenl 24.s0 1880 100
Corona Corona Bailey $50 40
Gold Mike tChunk 1910
Time 1:11, off 7:2ih.
Appieknocker. sirde. Valley Flares. Bill
sickle. Bull Reigh. Black Badge and Lou Brs
SIXTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up. mile
Bukher (Longdenl 9.20 2.eo 260
Sea Sovereign tzufeltl $40 400
Bismarck Sea Bailey 400
Time 3S 3-5. off 7:57.
.Patrimony. Quick Reward. Son OF Chance.
Sir BAN and ALA also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Cap
To Devil Diver

NEW YORK. June 9 CUP)-
Greentree Stables Devil Diver, a
one TO two favorite. scored his
third victory in the Metropolitan
Handicap at Belmont Park today
when he rolled home four lengths
10 the good in the feature mile
event.
Belair studs Apache. second
choice in the betting. broke on
top but couldn't hold the pace
and finished fourth behind Alex
Barth and Boy knight.
Devil Diver. timed in 1:36 2-5,
returned S3lO $240 and $3.50.
while Alex Barth paid $340 and
81 20 and Boy Knight paid S3.40.
The crowd made the race the
most heavily played in turf his
tory, pouring S674, ,l04 through the
mutuelS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Nylon Spinneker Wins

Carl Gather brought the first
hylon sail to be used actively here.
He won the seasons championship
In the 22-square meter class last
season with a nylon Spinnaker.
Now just about every top boat
IN the area has a nylon kite on
order.
II has virtues not possessed by
Egyptian cotton, the sailors say, in
that il is tough and rough, won I
lose its shape and won't mildew.
Bill GEW S H-There are
more than l25 students taking les
sons in sailing al the Detroit
Yacht Club Glasses are in
rharge Of chairman Paul Crosby
and staff of instructors. all
Corinthians Doc Crosby also
runs the catboat races. assigns
boats for regattas and did a whale
Of a job with Cap" Bondy of fit
ting out the Dye feet Of single
Ttickers this spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
BOB TALES
(Cont'd from Ist Sport Page)

William Talbot co-owners Tiger Rebel Of Bourbon County
KY They "a and 35 respectively and make their hay
Of farming tobacco and seed
Detroit's T. d. Buh Is q lieutenant commander In
the navy Is Detroit manufacturer. Art Rose
Chevrolet leadership Mt Clemens and Is secretary of the
Michigan Racing Association Fred W. Hooper, OF Hoop
Alabama contractor and newcomer to racing Harry
W. Lunger whose coors carried by Alexis Is attorney
In Wilmington, Del.
Naturally the world knows Kunne E. r. Bradleys busl
and have known he told senate investigating
committee that he gambler Mrs. Robert Murphy no
kim her daughter have Fighting Step and they keep the
wolf from the door income out Of lumber business in
Evansville, Ind Charles Howard best known the
of Seabscu Is In the automobile business In California Col
Whitney, of Jeep Is a fnancier He of the
youngest fies in World War And that's what the
do when they are looking racing forms.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Sailors Beeet Boats

About half of the rs would-be
Vikings will get their sailing cards
this year Which is a lot OF
sailors and explains pretty much
Why the Detroit Yacht Club has
such a tremendous feet Of sailing
yachts in its harbor :. With all
those shippers being developed
yearly, a few in each group goes
put and buys himself a sailboat Of
some kind.
Bayview Yacht Club holds II
nll-day race over a 3l-mile course
next Sunday. starting near the
Little Club and finishing at Bay
view. The S-meters start at Gas
.. m, followed al 5-minute inter-
Eals by the RS. 6's, 30s. 22s,
Stars, racing-cruiSing. cruising, A
Handicap. C's and LIS
The Toledo Yacht Clubs Mills
Fophy race, without any course
changes. is down for Saturday,
Tune %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

Associations at the Detroit Yacht
Club.
1t will be the first nylon main-
sail u. o.be used here in racing, al
though Russ Pouliot says Russ
Alger had a spinnaker on Fan
Tan. reconverted 22-square meter
some years ago. II didn't work
out and Pouliot's wife. Nora, used
the material for new curtains in
her kitchen.
Chuck McGreg0r and Theo-
dore Griswold Coggin, owners
of Challenge, picked up the new
nainsail. they say. from a man
In Escanaba. IL has a Ratsey
and Lapthorne sailmakers
stamp, although this company
says IL has no record Of turning
out such q sail.
Maybe it's sneaker and maybe
II isn't, but IT fits better than
any OF the present mainsails in
Challenges sail locker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Styles on Parade Before Derby Is Run

There styles that make happy and styles that make
blue ESQ the writers sa but the styles that appeared
the Derby this in female hats really something
% behold.
Ny operatives roamed the premises gave first prize
lady who had red felt fedora with green spange
hatever they are and then set it off with red suit and red
in goggles.
Running second the delicate thing with valentine
white and red bows For the show
ppant female with hat that looked like the oe oaken bucket
upside down big wheels small flower jobs sailor
10Th big and small and tipped back among the most
noticeable ~
Maybe the has had something to do with It, but there
fights in hotel lobbes this than
remember looked for time that Gen. Patton might have
10 be called in to take slirmish.
In place of the "streeear" Derby this should be
known the hot dog classic The closest thing to meat
for the 'he dog" Can you picture elegant
ladies with orchids yelling PLEASE two dogs for me-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Answers to
Sports Fans


Odd Harry Creb ever fight
the late Bob Sage here?
Ayes. they fought here
Jan. 9, 1925. with Greb the win
ner in their hereunder.
Q-DoeS Smacked hold the
track record at Detroit for slA
furlongs?
A-Although one Of the turfs
fastest sprinterS, Smacked's
speed doesn't always last for six
furlongs. AS a 6-year-old he set
n track record for 81, furlongs
Dec. 8. 1914 at Hollywood Park,
Inglewood, Cal, when he was
timed In 1;04 LIS under 100
pounds. The track record for
8 furlongs at Detroit is 1:09 3-6,
set by First OF All, bred by
Charles T. Fisher, under Ill
pounds on July 25, 1912.
Q-Is there a totalizator al
Churchill Downs?
A-ChurchilI Downs hasn't a
tote or any mechanical betting
device. The pari-mutuel tickets
are sold out of trays.
Q-How many races did Sever
Hearts win AT Detroit last season
and what was his biggest purse
and winnings for the season?
A-Seven Hearts won the
Governors Handicap at three
quarters, the GodOlphin Handi-
cap at n mile and a sixteenth
and the Frontier Handicap at a
mile and an eighth at Detroit.
The Frontier and the Governors
each were worth SO, $50. His big
gest purse was $23,5l5 in the
Westchester Handicap at Ja-
maica. The 4-year-old Grand
Slam colt won $87,335 In 1914.
Q-How does the football series
between Michigan and Ohio State
stand?
A-Michigan has won 26, Ohio
IL and there were three tie
games.
Q-What manager has held his
job longest in major leagues base.
ball?
A-Connie Mack has been
pilot Of the Athletics since they
entered the league In 1900.
Q--When and where was Hal
Newhouser born?
A-He was born In Detroit,
May 20, 1921.
Q-Is it against the law e
shoot rabbits that are eating w
victory gardens
Ayes. Rabbits and game
animals are protected by law In
Michigan. Permits may be Sc
cured from the conservation de-
partment TO trap them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10

program which includes a recon-
mendation for clubs to adopt rifle
and pistol shooting; water diver
sion; Black River dam proposal
federal legislation including the
Missouri Valley Authority; pollu-
tion. annual reports and other
business.
WALLEYE FISHING GOOD
Here's some good news for
walleye fishermen.
c. A. Eagle, district supervisor
OF the conservation departments
headquarters at BOyne City,
wires that walleyes are biting
good on Black Lake in Che
boygan County. Stream fishing
Is fair to good in Alpena, Mont
morency. Presque Isle, ChebOy-
gan, Emmett, Otsego, Charlie
voiX and Antrim counties, which
Is the area now supervised by
Eagle.
d. II. RaeSS. newly appointed
district supervisor of the conser-
vation departments headquarters
at Baldwin says streams in that
section are still very high and dis
colored, but have been receding
during the past two days due 10
good weather.
Warmer weather in the Traverse
City section is improving trout
fishing conditions, including Ben
zie. Grand Traverse, Kalkaska,
Leelanau, Manjstee, Missaukee
and Wexford counties. Some lake
trout are being caught now in
Grand Traverse Bay.
kilograms from Even, New
berry. and Crystal Falls Satur-
day had a note Of encourage
ment in regard 10 trout fishing.
Streams are receding rapidly in
Gogebic and Ontonagon cOun-
ties and prospects for the coming
week should be good II fair
weather persists.
Fair weather and lowering
streams has improved trout
fishing In Mackinac and Chip
pewa counties Claude
Smith, district supervisor at
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Saturdays S Races
DELAWARE RESULTS

FIRST RAoE-4-ysar-olds ana UP, q. mile
POmpey Corners
a-sir Eeho tMillsl 500 40
Mightie5t tRemerschelol $40
Time i:i2 SIS. OF } 81.
Amprrare. Hiccup. DiIIy Heights BrIFht
Remark. Ia Reinttie and Wise Shot also ran
a-MTs J, Sts-aTt entry
SECOND RACL-s-ysAr-olas and UP. =
or vietory lPermans) $50 $40 $50
h9mPion hsE PSG, l6. KltI au,,on, go 5ttoo
Time il2 Is, of 4:oi
Girletts. Tsnsbrose and BsFgar also ran.
THIRD RACE-3-year-oldf = mile
liare lI. ,s,Ss ss9s 'Gusrihl 1880 s5599 : 20
Riar Red lPerm1nel 30
Time i.i2. off 43i.
Glnokum and Shake also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4-y'ar-olds and up. .,
Good Rob ,Bu1tonl 1000 $50 500
CoTget tSnelling $40 $40
Abrasion fRoot so
Charter M.mbsr. kerry Lass Bottle Imp.
Blue Proof and Smiling Lass Alsc ran
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and W, lie
Bon Jour lsneninEl 75o $50 40
hegoEo tfounR 4 10 S0
Lord Calvert tNahleTl 40
Easmrss E@s t' and FL a.Tiora Hl5 7 also iG' ran.
SIXTH H-RAeE-a-rear-oi1s t-i-iS- -1ti-T--
KlnE Dorsett tcgennl 1890 $40 $50
Hillyer Court Eye $40 $50
The Doge twahler 90
Time ] a. as of sos.
eS S,s es'sPfns ss. sne s TqT4a T54o B sossa sn
SEVENTH RACE-3-year-olds and Up.
mile and 10 yards.
Lost and Found Root ITO $50 2 SO
Pompa Negri tShelinEl 40 70
Question Miss tPermAne. z %
Time ~ As of 8 -
zuns. Tides In. Ring Master and Dadi'
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-3-year-olds and up, mile
and 10 yards
Fair Ann Permansl 1870 $50 $50
Black Object Buxton $40 2 50
Wise Timmie fTAmmarol ? %
Time 50 OFF 04i4.
Roman mA.ron Cullah. VAldins Brave and
Traction also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
HAWTHORNE REsULrs

rIRSI BAcE-4-yesr-olds and up. sis
see, 5s ,EI,yhs fys.tI S.,,, $3.50 I3so 80
a.RogeT's Boy tLitzenbsrgerl 20
Hot spark, Air Raider, Biz Brands son,
s-Fslf Player. Fersles Maid ana Fiyins
Hostess also ran.
a-Hosier ana Johnson entry.
SECOND RAcE-2-yesr-oldi :. mile
Biz Bury BROOKS 7.eo 90 7s0
Knights Oft Nichols sac 80
Boos Pick tGlideWelli 500
s-spirsillS. over and over. cid Play judge
psyey. Bean Pot and aspiring Quest also ran
aspdngQuest entry.
THIRD RAcE-4.year-olds and up. >, mile
Hsyshesri Clieevsnp $50 $40
Crimson Tide tFliterI } 90
Time IA 2-5. OF 4,o4il
Fetehing's Bar, IbeK. Loeb Ness and Beau
Wolf also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-4-yssr-olds and UP, ..
A@Ser Ami, n!.S Light .,lsc Brooks $50 2SS 2..oo
Rex tGlideVelli $50
Tlms l:l3 or 1861
My Zaca Ghost Hunt X C. Gal Mr. Rab-
DIT and All After also ran.
f1fTH RACE-3-year-olds and up. 6il
Boo %1tle-lssaas.,--as-a as-ae-4ase-s 20
Iire Dust Hart ii.Oo 500
Believe LNlcholsi $40
Time 30 Is. of o6il
Wy Nght Holdali. Beat Birthday. Lady
FLARES and Diderod also ran.
furlonKS
Harriet Sue tNicholsl 1920 $40 44o
Espino Cold Brooks z so 90
Icsngeut tClidewell Oo
Time i.lo Is. or 5 as
Topnsrd Good Bid 81 JOCK QuiItle
totonet Read and Full Cry also rem.
SEVLSTH RACE-2-yesr-olds and up. ! i-ie
miles
Key Man tClideEelll 72o 40 $40
Woodsman lCAmpbell 100 so
Iron Works Brancoi S 90
Time 80 As, OF on,
Cup Cake, string Band. Intellect and
DONEGAL also ran
EIGHTH RACE
PasSsn Higleyi 1900 $40 $50
Nalnor Nichols 90 90
Knew Glory Haynes $50
T-Tovn Victory fC6mpbell ? so
Time so or 8 3si7
vero Lumcn, Daisy Chance Random Breeze
and ROYAL view also ran.
I.Dead heat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
Meade Banned in N. Y.

NEW YORK, June 9 -tUPf--
Veteran jockey Don Meade, stormy
petrol of the American turf who
twice has been barred for life, was
refused license today by the
New York Jockey Club stewards.
They also denied a license to
jockey Ken McCombs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
TRAINERS AWARDED

With competition for jockeys
the keenest in history, Detroit is
boosting the pot for the riders.
In previous years it has been the
custom to pay a bonus of 500 10
every rider who gets a triple, with
another S100 for each additional
winner.
This year, the riders will be
guaranteed 10 per cent of the win
ner's end in every race of 5000
or more.
More than 100 horses are at
the track now. With the closing
of Narragansett Saturday and the
running of the Derby at Churchill
Downs, horses from both tracks
are expected to start coming in
the first of the week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-10
EAT FROG LEGS

EAI FROO LkGS
Low on red points? Try frog
legs, which become fair game in
Michigan beginning June Is. The
bullfrogs to be found along
streams and lakes don't require
red points and is certain TO
brighten up wartime meatlesS
meals.
The 1943 legislature advanced
the opening of the frogging season
from June ! when il was shown
that the earlier date had resulted
in disturbing fish on spawning beds
near shorelines of lakes.
At the same time, the legisla-
ture advanced the closing date of
the season from Nov. / TO Nov. Is
because commercial frog takers
pleaded that the earlier date
halted their operations in the
years best season.
SPORT SHOW IN 1946
Bill Pfau. the Detroit sports
show promoter, is glad he did not
hold a show in Detroit last spring.
According to Pfau. the New York
show had very few manufacturers
displays and was poorly attended.
In Chicago the OPA compelled
the management to dismantle Wis
consin and Minnesota tourist dis
plays on the ground that II
encouraged travel in violation of
ODT restrictions.
"After looking over some of
the shows held this year In
other parts OF the country I feel
fully justified now in not hold
ing one In Detroit" Pfau said.
I'VE will hold one positively In
1916 II conditions are right, al
though IL Will probably be six
months before gun and tackle
manufacturers turn out an ap-
preciable quantity OF mer-
chandise."