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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06
TO TENAKEE SPRINGS

Mrs Gust Wahto and daughter Mrs. Tyra Anderson, left on the Estebeth last evening for Tenakee Springs, where they will spend several weeks. MT, Wahto and son Douglas, who was just recently discharged from the Army after three and one-half years overseas service, will join them in day ol so, making the trip by plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
TO SCHOOL HERE

Second grader Johnny Ross Cashen is attending the Douglas Public Schools this term. He, his mother and younger sister are staying with Mrs. Sadie Cashen, grandmother of the children, while the father is out of town.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06
DAVIS sOUTHBOUND

D. E. Davis, Alaska Stabilization Director, is to leave here tomorrow for Seattle, to confer with the Re- gional War Labor Board Director, who has just returned to the Northwest from Washington, D. c. Director Davis expects to receive information as to postwar tech- niques and application of new VILE policies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06

Anchorage where he will be in ducted into the U. s. Army. Bobby was a 1945 graduate of the Douglas High School, and took the highest honors of his class. He is a son of MT. and Mrs. Hermann Savlkko.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Sid Luckman, who was pass master of the Chicago Bears before entering the Maritime service in 1943, was to reJoin the club at is Collegeville, Ind, training camp today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06
ATTENTION SHRINERS.

Regular monthly meeting at the Legion Dugout Friday evening at S.30. Important business session.
 J. w. LEVERS, tlo.O57-t3-Adv.) Secretary
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National League)

Chicago. 5-10; New York, 2-2. Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburgh, 3.
 St. Louis, 4; Boston, ?. Cincinnati, 1-6; Philadelphia, 0-8
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06
Pacific Coast Leaguel

Oakland, 3-5; Seattle, IA.
 Second game Il innings). San Francisco, 3; San Diego, 2. Los Angeles, A; Portland, 1-6. Hollywood, 6-6; Sacramento, 3-14
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-06
WEDNESDAY GAMES (American League)

Detroit, 10-1; New York, 7-5. Washington, 2-3; St. Louis, IA. Boston, 2-2; Cleveland, 1-5.
 Chicago, 15-6; Philadelphia, G.
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NOTICE:

I will not be responsible for debts incurred by anyone except myself.
 Q0,056-t3) PASCUAL MERE.
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.3U a m. yesterday to 4 .JU d.IIl COudyJ
 MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Reports from Marine Stations at 10:30 A. M. T0da

MARINE FORECAST Inland channels Southeast Alaska and Dixon Yakutat souheastery souher winds to 30 miles ouery per Friday
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. WEATHER BUREAU
 JUNEAU. ALASKA
 WEATHER BULLETIN ENDED A. M, ETH MERIDIAN
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Empire Want-ads bring resultsl
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BOBBY SAVIKKO ABDUCTED
 Bobby Savikko left yesterday for
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15
is SAN FRANCISCO
KONFERENCIJOS

(Tesinys nuo LIMO pusl.)
mokamai items kas j tas pa
talpas su pasais ileidziani.
Ia viska gaunanaa su San
Francisco biznio firnu konpli-
mentais.
Spaudos kambarys irengtas
SUI visais patogumais ir juo ga
Ii naudotis visu laikrasciu ko-
respondentai. Kambaryje sta
lai nustatyti simtais rasomu
masineliu.
Kitame kambaryje veikia
automatiskos masinos teikian-
clos paskiausias zinias is kon-
ferencijos ir bendrai is visur.
Jeigu ir neismanai nieko
apie journalistic pareigas, gall
gerai pasitarnauti savo laikras-
ciui ar organizacijai nuplesda-
mas ir pasiusdamas tos auto
matiskos masinos gatavai is
rasyta, gerai suredaguota pra-
nesima apie konferencijos dar-
bQ eiga.
Cia pat veikia ir radio sto-
tis, is kurios Misijos delegatai
ir DR.. Norem, su Australijos
ir Korejos delegatais kalbejo,
patiekdami savo mintis apie
Lietuvos reikalus.
SVARBU pazymeti keleta
dalyku apie konferencijos pa
talpas. Tai du didingi pasta
tai - Memorial Opera House
ir Veterans Building, abu vie
mas greta kito, viendo didumo
ir architekturos. Tarpe tu pa
statu yra kiemas, kuriame is
statyta United Nations velia.
vos, tik gala, musu Lietuvis-
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YPATINGAS Pop
KONCERTAS
BIRZELIO 16

sio sestadienio Pop koncerte ku-
ri rengia Cleveland Summer Or
chestra, vadovybeje DR.. Rudolph
Eingwall, Public Auditoriume, lures
net iris izymias atrakcijas.
Tie solistai yra Josephine An
tome, atsizymejus soloratura-sopra-
no is Metropolitan Opera Associa-
tion ir zvaigzde savaitiniu "Con-
tented Hour" radio programu; Via
dimir Shavitch, Rusas-Amerikietis,
dirigentas kompozitorius pianistas,
ir penkiasdesimts penkiu nariu Gle
veland Lutheran A Capella Choras,
su direktorium George F. Strick-
ling. f
Ateities koncertams turima kitu
zymiu solistu. ] -
Tikietai gaunami isanksto per-
kant Taylor's Ticket Office, $50
Euclid ave-, ir Public Hall koncer-
to vakarais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

ania Under the Sickle and
Hammer" ir kviete visus prie
darbo tas knygas platinti. Sky
rius paeme uz $40 knygu, ku-
rios bus isdalintos miesto kny-
gynams ir laikrasciu redakci-
JOINS. Nariai taipgi pasipirko
po knyga ir po kelias paeme
platinimui. Ia susirinkima uz
knygas tapo surinkta apie $50
ir sudeta keletas dolariu auku.
Toliau tapo skaitytas laiskas
is LVS centro, kuris atkreipia
nariu demesi j reikalinguma
papildyti LVS ida.
Prisidejimui prie papildymo
Sajungos lido skyrius nutare
rengti vakara su perstatymu
ir prakalbomis. Nutarta kvfe-
sti Lietuviu Moteru Vienybes
vaidintojas is Brooklyn, N. Y,
perstatyti cia "Pasaulis be Wy
ru" ir DR.. B. K. Venciu pasa-
kyti prakalba.
Nespejus susinesti SUI val
dintojomis kaip gauta zinia IS
centro kad Americas Lietuviu
Misijos delegacija gryzus is
San Francisco kalbes Brookly-
ne Birzelio II d.. ir patarta
Baltimorieciams surengti pra-
kalbas items delegatams Bir-
zelio 16, kas ir nutarta daryti.
Taigi Misijos delegatu prakal-
bos ivyks Baltimoreje, Lietu-
viz saleje, sestadienio vakare,
Birzelio 16, nuo 8 val.
AnkSciau padarytas tarimas
tapo nukeltas patogesniam lai-
kui. P. p. Jaras.
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GARLAIVIS PELEE
VEzIOS zMONES
| KANADA

c. I'll. Richardson, general passen-
ger agent, pranesa kad garlaivis
Pelee prades savo kasdienines eks-
kursijas is Sandusky Kanados
uostus nuo sestadienio, Birzelio 16.
Laivas Pelee sia vasara atliks
kasdienines keliones Pelee Sala,
ir sustos Kingsville, Ont, sekma-
dieniais, pirmadieniais, treciadie-
niais ir sestadieniais, uzsuks
bennington, Ont, antradien a S,
ketvirtadieniais ir penktacieniais.
Laivas isplauks is Sandusky nuo
naujos priestotes ryto meta $3.50
valanda, taip- kad kurie vaziuos is
Clevelando traukiniu spes pataiky-
ii prizes isplaukimo 1aika. Laivas
pasieks Kanados uostus apie vidur-
dieni, grys atgal a val. pc pietu,
vel pataikant j traukinius ar busus
atgal Clevelanda il kitus punktus.
Laivas veza ir automobiles ir
jau sake gavo daug isanksto uzsa-
kymu pervezimui automobiliu items
kurie vaziuoja j siaurines sritis va
saroti. Autoistai ivaziuojanti i
/ Kanada gauna speciale Kanados ra-
tion del 20 Amerikonisku galionu
gasoline, daugiau negu buvo duo
dana pirmesniais metals.
Asmenys kurie pasilieka Kama
dole maziausia 48 valandas turf
teise parsigabenti sau 500 vertes
prekiu be muito.
Vandenys aplink Pelee Sala yra
pilni zuvies, Kingsville ir Lean
ington turf golfo vietas, paezerio
parkus ir maudynes.
Platesniu informaciju rasykit
C.. H. Richardson. Steamer Pelee,
Sandusky, Ohio.
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BEvEIK vISAS LAI-
/. VAS JAU. IsPAR-
QUOTAS

"a n j esJg
"Iki Rirzeiio so dienos laivas yra
veik visiskai isparduotas", pranesa
Bill Wingate, garlaiviu linijos ope-
ravimo vedejas, sarysyje su s. $.
Alabama ivedamais kasdieniniais
plaukimais ezeru is Clevelando sia
vasara. Jis kalba apie tai kad per
pirmas dvi savaites savo operaciju,
tarp Birzelio 16 ir 80, laivas visas
yra .uzimtas specialems grupenns,
isskyrus dvi dienas. 80.
Tos dvi dfenos yra pirmadienis
Birzelio 18 kuonet publika bus We
zama j Put-in-B Bay dienos metu il
vakare plauks j ezera su sokikais;
kita diena .yra Birzelio 10, o po to
mes prasome publika palaukti iki
satdaro sezono" po sestadienio, &c
Birzelio. Nuo tada laivas bus vi
stems galimas naudotis.
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ATSfsAUKIMAs |
TEVUS

Frank D. Celebrezze, Cleve-
lando Public Safety direkto-
rius, per mokyklas isdalino Sc
kanti atsisaukima tevams, sa-
rysyje su artejancia vasasa:
Tuoj prasides mokyklu val
kams vasaru atostogos ir jau-
nimas nekantriai laukia to lin
ksmo periodo. Tevams tas Sc
zonas atnes didesnes atsako-
mybes. Mokslo metu moky-
tojos skelbe vaikams atsargu-
mo ir saugumo svarba. Per
iris vasaros menesius mokini-
mas vaiku butt atsargiais gat-
vese ir visur gula ant peciu te-
vans.
Kaip Cleveland Police Acct
dent Prevention Bureau rekor-
dai rodo vaiku daugiau suzei-
DIANA per iris vasaros meme
sius negu kuriu kitty triju me-
nesiu laikotarpiu. Perdaznai
bereikalingos nelaimes sugadi.
ma smaguma mokyklos vaiko
vasariniu atostogu.
Negaliu perdaug ir irodyti
kaip svarbu yra tevams nau-
doti visus savo gaimus budus
aiskinti savo vaikams apie pri,
silaikyma visu atsargumu vi.
sais laikais, taip kad butu ga.
4 lima isvengti nelaimiu. Per.
sergejimui savo vaiku prisilai
kykit siu svarbiu nurodymu il
liepkit saviems jauniesiems:
1. Eiti skersai gatve tikta
nuzymetose vietose.
2. Dviraciais vazinejant bu
ii atsargiais ir laikytis nusta
tytu taisykliu.
3. Prisilaikyti trafiko sigma
lu visais atvejais.
a. zaist tik saugiose vietose
Musu rekordai parodo kac
sios vasaros metu bus uzmustt
gatviu ir kitokiose nelaimess
visas simtas mokyklos vaiku
Tevai ziurekit kad tarp ju ne
butu jusu mylimas kudikis ne
atsargumo auka.
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BALTIMORE, ND.
MIsIJos ATsTOvU PRA-
KALBOS BIRzELIO 16

RONU VAJUS. Geguzes ~,
Lietuviu saleje ivyko Balimo-
res Lietuviu Draugiju Tarybos
susauktas viesas Lietuviu SUI
sirinkimas 7-tos Karo Pasko-
los reikalu. Buvo dainu, kali
bos ir filmos is karo lauko. Pu-
blikos buvo neperdaug. Pro-
gramui pasibaigus, Lithuanian
Federal Savings & Loan AS
sociation, per kuria Lietuvial
perka bonus, sekretorius j.
Kablis pranese kad nuo sios
paskolos vajaus pradzios. iskai-
tant ir sia diena, Lietuviai jau
ispirko bonu uz $4,000. Q
begyje 18 menesiu Lietuviai
ispirko karo bonu uz $418,1OS.
Per ia patti laika ispirko wien
tik stampu uz $2079.40. Tai
grail pinigu kruva is Lietuviu.
LVS SKYRIAUS VEIKLA.
Geguzes 20, Lietuviu saleje
ivyko LVS Alto skyriaus susi-
rinkimas, j kuri nariu atsilan-
ke nevisai mazai ir reikalus
svarste rimtai ir nuosaikiai.
Skyriaus pirmininke julie
Rasteniene skate platu rapor-
ta Lietuviu Misijos veikimo
San Francisco konferencijoje,
kuri A. l.. Misijos delegacija
specialiai buvo prisiuntus sky
riui. Raportas tapo priimtas
entuziastiskai.
Toliau, pirmininke pranese
kad LVS centras prisiunte 800
knygu Pulk. Petruicio 'Lithu-
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kos> veliavos ten nesimato, ir
tai tik is bolseviku Sovietq
kaltes.
Ir Opera House ir Veterans
Building isstatyti tik 1882 me-
tais, abu kastavo pusseptinto
milijono dolariu.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-06-15

eDIDIEJI vanagai ir is pie
srus krankliai uzuodzia savo
auka per 40 myliu atstu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
flame
At Capitol
BY WALTER STEVENSON

THE CANDLE of desire fiickers
feebly on the screen of the Broad
way Capitol this week where bois-
ferrous boys of another era are
shown ingloriously fighting to
carry the torch for Flame of
Barbary Coast"
This tale of San Francisco at
the turn of the century engenders
a mixture of gamblers, cowboys
and gentlemen vieing for the
honor of winning the hand of Ann
Dvorak as the irresistible Flame
It's AIMS first screen role in foul
years and she is impressive in the
musical numbers which are Incl
dental to the action of the story,
Her songs include Love, Here Is
My Heart and That Man"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
Michigan Firms
Wage ViOIdtOrs

Ten Detroit and Michigan firms
and two out of state companies
today were assessed more than
$4,000 IN penalties for violations
Of the Wage Sterilization Act, the
regional War Labor Board re-
vealed.'
For paying unpermitted wage
rates on a federal construction
project in Saginaw. a Fort Wayne,
Ind. firm was penalizcd $500. A
New York state contractor was
assessed 5000 for illegal rates
paid on a AIHSkegon project.
4 tax disallowance OF $2,Sl2
VAS imposed against the Margolis
Tool and Die Co. Of Detroit, for
misciassilying ordinary tool MAX
erS as leaders and paying the
higher leader rate, the WLB said.
other Detroit firms named were
the Lincoln Brass Works, Detroit
Terminal Warehouse, Inc, Grande
Ballroom, Inc, and Arthur S.
Of Highland Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
Hampton
Band Torrid

THE RATHER loud but
rhythmic music of Lionel Hamp-
ton and his orchestra yesterday
caught the fancy of a Jump con.
Scious audience at the Downtown
Theater, where the Sepia maestro
began a weeks engagement.
"HampS Boogie-Woogie. an
original number by Hampton,
oozed such contagious rhythm
that some audience members
nearly bounced themselves out of
their seats in an effort 10 keep
time 10 the tune. For an encore.
Hampton took over the piano 10
beat out "Beulah's Boogie-WoO-
gle and the audience encored
with frenzied delight.
The jam session might have
continued indefinitely but for the
appearance of other acts in the
revue. Best Of these were the
Two Zephyrs, an excellent pair of
supple, knockabout comics. They
pantomimed "A slow motion fist
fight which stressed unusual mus
Gle control.
Maestro Hampton also scored
with Moon Glow and Flying
Home on the vibra-harp 10 add
to his individual laurels. Bands
man Herbie Fields. winner Of
ESquire'S SaXaphone conte-S {.
soloed to good effect on Star
Dust alternating with a saxa-
phone and clarinet.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
DetPOiteT'
HHOHlOreGH
I'm Death

Y FORT KNOX. Ky June Q The
. Congressional Medal of Honor
highest honor the nation can be
stow upon its heroes, today was
10 be awarded poSthumously &c
Second 1t. Raymond ZuSsman
Detroit tank platoon commander
whose lightning thrust into a
French town resulted IN Is Ger
mans being killed and % wounded
within an hour.
Presentation of the coveted
medal was 10 be made by Mai
Gen. Charles l.. Scot. command
ing general of the armored center
Fort Knox. 10 Nathan ZuSSman,
29lS Sturtevant. Detroit, father
of the gallant soldier
The award was 10 be made at
ceremonies marking graduating
pxerCIygy Of the dTUOTCd officer s
candidate school. from which 1t
ZuSsman was graduated in 1913.
1t. ZuSSman's three sisters,
Mrs. Albert Luby Miss Betty
ZusSman and Miss Bernice Fuss
man, and a brother, David Fuss
man. accompanied their father to
Fort Knox for the ceremonies.
1t. ZusSman. who is the second
Detroiter 10 be honored with the
Congressional Medal during this
war, entered the army on Sept.
"a, 1911 He saw action in Italy
and southern France before he
fell AZ the head of his column on
Sept p. 1914
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11

All money sent at sender'S risk. DO not
send cash or stamps. All checks. drafts and
money orders should be made payable to THE
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
International News Service has the exclusive
rights 20 use for reproduction In any form
all news dispatches credited TO It or not
otherwise credited In this paper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
Film Time Clock '

ADAMs-"Berlin Correspondent" IL a. m.
2. 5, 8, io.4i p. m; call OF the Wiid'
1910. $40. 6:lO. 9;iO. li:bi p. m.
BROADWAY CAPIIoL-"Flame OF Barbary
Coast" IL a. m, 219. b:35 s:oo p. N.
10. 5 a. m, "4s Hours" 40. 4, 100.
lO.4O p. m
FISHER-"Since You Went Away" 17Se.
3. 90. 7.2s. 10. 81 p. m
FoX-'D Diamond Horseshoe" 1l:O4 a M.
? O3 5.O2. Sol. IL D. m. Power OF the
Whistler" ~ So. 3,52, 6.5i, q. so D. m.
MADISON. since You Went Away" ii:5+
a m. 3.27, 7, 1888 y. m.
MICHIGAN" Forever Yours" II m.
2.l2 5.2f. $50. HAS p M Salty
o'Rourke -. "a. 3. 50. Gas. 10 .. m.
Ia a. m.
PALMS-STATE-''Its Ia the BaE," 1Iio
a. m, 24O. 0:1O. Q 80 p m. II. so m;
Brswsters Millions" l.oe. 4:39. s.os'
IL 20 p. m.
-LSIIED- D-ARIISIs-.Pa4 Pa4,-AHseEseaas III
a m -2:0l-- $40, -S2iel- Al 30 - m En-
chanted Cottage" 12.29 $50, o.39, g:AS
d N, 81 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
Some Don'ts
for PimpIes

Don't scratch - don't squeeze
pimples-you may infect yourself.
Don't suffer from itching of pim-
pies. Eczema, angry red blotches
or other irritations, when soothing
Petersons Ointment offers you
quick relief Makes the skin look
better, feel better, CSC all druggists.
Money back il one application does not
delight You Peterson Ointment also
soothes irritated, tired or itchy feet
and crnchs heiMnnn tons
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
|. T ellis All

BLONDE JEAN BROOKS. who
has loved unwisely and died for
il in eight chiller-thrillers withia-
the past three years, has an aS-
signment TO write an article en-
titled I'm the Victim of Murder
Pictures" for a national maga-
zine. Jean also has a novel with
publishing house.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11

FOR ONE of the comedy high
lights in Our Hearts Were Grow
ing Up" Billy DeWolfe offers his
impressions of characters in typ
ical third rate night club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
EARTHQUAKE SCENE

AT his Silver Dollar, on opening
night, .the Flame begins her
song and dance routine, but the
historic earthquake occurs
Confusion reigns for the re-
mainder of the film, but. as usual,
good triumphs over evil and the
happy ending results.
Schildkraut makes an excellent
rogue, reckless but gallant, and
Wayne tries hard TO be a con-
vincing actor.
It's a good action picture de-
spite its length.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-11
COWBOY WAYNE

The story begins with a cowboy
from Montana, John Wayne, visit
ing the Barbary Coast where he
collects a debt before embarking
on a spree which ends in double
disaster. He loses his heart TO the
Flame" and his money to a gam
bier, Joseph Schldkraut.
Disguised with himself, he re-
turns to the COW country but only
TO obtain a new stake. Back 10
the coast again, this time with a
surefire knowledge of card manip-
ulation. he beats the gamblers at
their own game, opens his own
hall of chance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-27
First Fiddle Top-Weiahted

Pawtucket, R. l., Sept. N-(UP)- Msr. Edward Mulrenan's distin- guished ampaigner First Fiddle to- day was assigned top weight of l2s pounds among field of 20 thor oughhred nominees for the 18th running of the $25,000 Narragan- sett handicap Oct. 6.
 The 3-year-old classic over the mile and three-SiXteenthS course that rings down the curtain for the year at Narragans:tt Park found William HeliS holding a command ing hand in the stake with five nominations.
 Favored, however, will be First Fiddle which has won s304,oSo dur Ing its career and was the only two- time winner (l944-45) of the $50, Massachusetts handicap.
 Nominations and weights for the 'Gans:tt: First Fiddle, l2s; Round- CT, i24; Olympic enith, Castleman, l20; Spangled Game, li8; Bon Hour Boy Night, ll6; Devalue, IA; Gal- lorette, ll3; Adonis, British Buddy. Ill; Beldine, Scottsville, Westmin- ster, li0; Alexis, l09; Incoming, i0e; Winsome Lad. l06; Mason Dixon, Pindus, Kicks Raft, i05; Do. .Reigh- Me, Idle Fool, ogham, lo3; on;- Bill, l0i; Chance Yen. Halabrail, Reply Brief, 100: Brass Man, 30; Helen Dear, e7.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-27
California ShOuOs Way To Stop Ring Fixes
By DAN PARKER

FOR THE FIRST history boxing my knowledge n california which recently led the barring fighters with in that state, blased again
 jury san Francisco 5 supsS Court has found Abe Phillips g guilty sonpns o m he Jackie Hs 0 poS I held that last washngtOns Birthday Judge rossu fine of OcO on Phps This the first step in the right widespread practice of framing" fights.
 Boxing Commissions noted to ssan ay E publicity This be Sus
 SFI CSwsrdSs % S T pR Th.Se honsss Ofcia. such Wne Rtohe of California put in
 I su.Is @ of ss element finally began to make some headwa against the corruption would
 stuck his tass the raoe of SRd % wa his sterling honesty devate from the old practice of towering up"
 The practice there's charge of fake fight to summon all concerned to at meeting about can get together cook up their stories and see that evhns white whtowash applied such than drastic remedy which may involve M @ O on % @ for noe s the ,s charges I M euy to build up the he sincerely thinks he doing this his attention This sOphomorcay dealc policy adding to operating of New York and he's getting razen by the hour
 police official my a:quantance discussing the recent series ponted out that the Boxng Commission could do its duty and at the same time avoid lot of trouble by summong all witnesses mmed taking a each turning information sion and if there is evidence John H New Jersey followed such course recently in a case which may the law After what Cahornas accomplished of action, policy for all Boxing Commissions henceforth
 BONES" just that and nothing Exter-
 nator dubbed racing world breathd Willis Sharpe Kilmers Sun Briar Farm Bnghamon Y. Wednesday the ripe old of SO Old his pal Peanuts 3d. the dumpy
 that had his constant companion for died last November Death came peacefully Exer
 comfortable stall As geldng he couldn't led full life but 1t pleasant him the in his prime and after his Tooth he retired to the lush 
 Kmer his unganly looking colt the Kentucky Derby as a work Bar back in l9S after Mir fim had gedng Brr didn't respond to training scratched Col Matt Wnn head of Churchill Kmer noting his disappointment at failure said What worrying anoP you've got q better with that big bony looking geding
 Half heartedl Exemnator in the Derby gng by length over Escob paying So 20 in the mutu Extermnaor went the post his price was short Saratoga Cups three pmco Cups the the Toronto Cup the Autumn Gold cup ana t eght-year he won 50 and finished IS times The turf idoe h as that ran" The tragedy of his couldn't leave progeny to carry on his fine tradition the turf.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-27
VVVVVVVVVV "OId Bones" Buried

When children. who, by instinct, love horses at first eight, give a birthday party for the same horse annually for 20 years, the horse so honored must have been "out of this world. As @ matter of fact Exterm- inator, the thoroughbred in ques- ton, Is out of this world for he died last Wednesday at William Joyce Kilmer's Sun Briar Court, which ilestles in the green grass of old Binghainton, N. Y.
 A gelding. "Old Bones," as Ex- terminator was lovingly referred to by almost every turf writer of 26 years ago, was out of the money only l6 times out of 100 trips from paddock to post, winning an even 50 races, finishing second 17 times and took the show money 1T times. Per. haps Man-o-War is better known by name and reputation to modern handicappers and @ chumps. but Exterminator is Col. Matt Winn's greatest horse of all time for he won races at all distances and un- der all conditions. And, you must agree, Col. Matt's opinion is worthy Of the highest acceptance, for he has seen or conducted every Ken- lucky Derby since the first one in 1875. won by Aristides, the little red horse"