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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships SrriUinE IN U. S.
home ports today included the
following,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-27
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drew it from a bank TO close a
business deal.
The co-eds OF Wayne Univer-
sity are Kathleen ConricOde, 10,
Of 1887 Forrer. aDd Betty Ann
Mackey, q, of .S1Z3 Navy
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Atomic Problems
Up in Commons

LONDON. Nov % ms Dc
bate on tho atomic bomb and IS
problems OF control got underway
today IN the House or Commons
following a statement by Prime
Minister Attlce that 1T would be
futile to formulate any rules ot
warfare barring atomic weapon,
Attlee addressed Commons yes
terday, saying
Il don't believe that in
warning world. except TO a very
limited extent, there can be "A
set Of 'Queensberry rules.
"Such an attempt will he A.
futile as that at the end Of the
middle ages 10 ban the use of
gunpowder."
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
KeyLeft inCafs
To Bring Ticket

Detroit motorists were warned
by police today that all cars left
parked with the ignition on. or
with keys In the lock VII be
nckcfcd and the owners hailed
INTO traffic court
The warning was issued by Po-
lice SUPP Edwin Morgan as a step
in combating juvenile crime.
In the first 10 months this year
sol juveniles were sent to the
Detention Home for unlawfully
driving away cars which IN most
caScS had been left parked with
the keys IN The lock.
lnsp. Bernard Prco pointed out
that most other juvenile crimes
are committed by youths VINO
have stolen cars.
\ city ordinance provides fines
up 10 $500 or jam terms up 10 80
days for MOTORISTS guilty of ,Heh
parking violations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Al'lll.y's
Sul''lpla,!s. !.
Piles Up

WASHINGTON. Nov. % ONS)
4 battle royal reportedly
brewed today over disposition OF
surplus ordnance equipment Val-
ued at hundreds Of millions of
dollars III
\ war department officer re-
-vcalcd that tremendous amounts
OF goods, including fire arms and
aulomotlve equipment, remains
stocked m army warehouses and
government disposal agencies, de-
spite public clamor for IT.
The situation was said to he
aggravated by dealings between
war department ordnance and the
surplus property administration
which. the spokesman revealed
arc Stccpcd in disagreement.
Large manufacturers. tn
Spokesman continued. feel that
n8W of the items TO the civilian
market would cut in on then
business, indicating this may be
one of the main reasons delaying
disposal Of the goods.
The officer also declared that
disposal agencies claim that sales
have not been made because oI
insufficient personnel and that ar
organization must be set up tt
expedite release of the ordnance
items
meantime huge army ware
houses are loaded with supplies
and no move has been made To
take il oil our hands" the oiii-
f Ger complained. There Is an
awful lot of surplus automotive
equipment"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Says 0pA Ba|ks
lndustriaLPea

ATLANTA, Nov. % CUP)-
Benjamin F. Fairless, president of
u. 6. Steel Corp. today called for
a lifting of OPA price controls to
pave The way FOR agreement OF
management and labor on "a fair
wage increase"
Fairless charged that present
union demands for pay raises of
up TO 30 per cent are "unreaSon-
able"
He charged also that the de-
mand was "undemocratic' and
did not represent the masses OF
American laborers.
'"Industry cannot live half
free and half slave. Once OPA
is out Of the way and we can
arrive at a fair price for our
products, / am certain that
labor and management can get
together on fair wage in
crease" he said
The steel industry, ne said, now
is operating in the red
United States Steel faces de-
mand from its 100000 steel work
ers for a 81 day pay increase anc
is threatened with a strike should
these demands not be met FAIR
less said
"In turn, Big Steel has
petitioned OPA for a 81 ton
increase In the price OF steel.
FairlesS stated. "Such an in
crease would bring the industry
up to date with the past and
would allow reasonable in
crease in wages - but not the
50 hike the steelworkers are
asking"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
French
Seek Loan

WASHINGTON. Nov % tCP)
A French financial mission IS
waiting patiently here for the end
of the BritiSh-A m eri c a n loan
negotiations 50 II can start similar
talks IN behalf OF France.
Tho British discussions have
TUU ITO z SVTICS 0f SndES since
they began about 10 weeks ago
but officials are orcc again optl-
mStic that agreement IS near on
loan Of around $4,000 600 600,
20 aid British economic rchablllta-
rTCT7.
Tho French request IS expected
10 bc much smaller. perhaps only
in the hundreds of millions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

truck a. sharp curve in the
road
IN autopsy vas beng per
formed on Buster ROLAND, 10, Of
-it9i NcilirC or VINO died last
night IN Receiving Hospital His
r-,rr ruttUtCr wTth one driven by
Leonard Cmnckc, 81 of 5l50
81 Who was not held
Cimnlckc sand RollandS vehicle
ram through traffic light at
Woodward and Ferry leading
police 10 believe ROLAND may
have suffered a heart attack
Dan korody 80. Of Gal We'd
dell, Dearborn. was held for in
ycslIgaton of leaving the scene Of
an accident in the death of John
Montgomery. l3. of 3325 Grey
frarS. He was identified several
hours after his body was found at
" Fort and Peters yesterday.
X orodN. who surrendered 10
police. SAID be thought he hit an
object >at that intersection.
James Russell, a, OF 44l3l
MIohig9n. Canton Township, was
TIT CIT III e condition IN Wayne
County General Hospital from in
iuricS ncccIve d when he was
struck by . car at Michigan Nand
Canton Township )
Iiugh Pallmsn. IS. ofll2li
Outer Dmyc thc driver. said that
Russell dlr'cd INTO tho path Of
bis car while chasing a dog Pail
man Was released after making
a statement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Any Questions?
THE DET OFT TInl

THE d T. ROT TIMES
mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare. rights and priv
lcges of SerV / & IN en- and
Women, Veterans anu tf1e1r
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily i'm this column. hut NIL
questions viii he answered
directly ny matt.
Address questions this way:
AZ NotR >IRNICL BURIAL.
% tHpIt ltNl~.
IfNf ~Qt ARi
bi IRON II MICHIGAN
Surely include your name
and address and a scif-ad-
dressed. stamped cnretope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Britain Reserves
Foreign Policy

LONDON. Nov. - (UP)-t'or-
eign Minister Ernest Bevin an
nounccd today that Britain refuses
10 base her foreign policy entirely
upon the Big Three.
At the same time he invited
Russia and the United States &c
state exactly what demands. Il
any, they have for territory anc
bases so the problems can be
thrcShcd out publicly.
If the great powers say eN-
actly what they want. either
in territory -or bases or any
other form. IL can he examined
and there il no need for action
which will cause reflection on
the action Of one another" ne
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Enterprise Girls Bowl

Members Of Agnes Eck,irom S
Enterprise team are scheduled 10
bowl in the Garfield Recreation
2HO doubles tournament Sunday
AT $50 p. m Connie Powers and
LOIS Chaser lead with 1853. The
event runs two more Wcck-cnd>
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
rites ior Mother
OF gnglianl Judge
n,l,nLl rLme, n., cll, sar,aa

GAY CITY, Nov. % Funeral
services were 10 hc held hcIe
today for Mrs. Lulu Eyer. s..
mother Of Judge Paul Eyer Of
Ingham CVsnty who died after a
long Illness ~SBilal viii be tomor-
row m Llhcrtv Ccntcr. ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
France W ANTS More
0a! From NaZi%

PARIS. Nov. - tINSl a
French foreign Office spokesman
declared today t7at- France was
dissatisfied with the rate of coal
deliveries to- France from the
British occupation zone IN Cor
many
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
q N~o-rn Sm.u,uvuH1> DETROIT FaaTTIAES
4- E VaEa ASI1A0 HSH1 Answers o Veterans

craduaton from a.hieh school
or similar INSTITUTION ot iearn-
-,nes al p. 4iflai 4-tt--t't--fSt-y -
pursue. continuously and Satls-
iactorily such course of lnstruc-
ton. or 90 until be- arrives al
the age of 20 years, Whichever
is the tarlCr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

= IT"'8 ''''|'
was 10 determine whether an
Ctcvcut1 person tired ttff -ff-theeftt
attack or as a result of hl- car
crashing into another a. Wood
Ward and tcrrN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Deatb 12otlres

A>DLRSoN-Hoy. - I945. a. BATS
more Nd john W husband ~ 'gi.s-
ia.s Doeltt Anderson father o! Mrs.
Af,huf Gardner and Wendell W Audrr.
san grandfather % LaudsAy It. Juaa
" II I ; Army PFC Wendell "a
Jr UsMc. PVT Arthur j. Joan and
Suzanne Gardner Funcral services ~
Chuu Church Crosse Poin;e saturday
81 go m
GRIIM-Soy - william ~ 4i1T
Nen road beloved husband ~ Isst'Is.
acar father ~ Loretta brother 90 ffrd
Mfs Conrad Scidicr Ms, Gel.-e
kIrln. otto Leonard snc Ms Cta
Rein Funeral service SATURDAY
g. IN a. a n Peters Flutfs. Houc
- 4o5 Grstiet sreHtie
HfSRIo> -Noy zl LGUsu bs.o-,d
wlfe W Walter & dear mitN6r ~ rac
Mary srd Waiter r. ir fcss etstr- -
MIS- John Boell f1neial fi1m GrfI.g
q wade EuncIal Homo --l522@ i~ff----
son saturday at 80 to - Mailn
Churcr A. Please omit fpnefs
rHiIiPSkI-Anns nee Ensc,msu ere
- ~ TOOL tield Ave beloved xLe
- Fhf laif' ClcmentS PhIIpsH dear
mother ot Mrs .Alyce saunders Ms
Clements Jr Mrs Margaret Rein end
thc .ste Beatrice PhiHpsn grsndm1'rrr
~ Dennis walker Funeral from AIf.ef
Epp'ns Funeral Home $3.50 Grstio'
- Charles Church A. II 90 crlocr
Intclmcnt NJ Ouvct
POI RIILLOTT-Nov n a. the resi-.
dcnce 2OtO AlemcdA Orvile beloved
husband - Pay dear son % Ava and
fihet dear father ~ Rnbeft and BCtfy
Lou brother ~ Es'l and Bufarq
Funeral Saturday 80 m f-1m
Sgarss Funeral Home 333 T. Flrs'
s. Royal OAK
RoBIN-Nov % Edward e beloved
husband of Lotilc dear father of Edward
Lester " and Harvey brother
~ Joseph grandfather % Two -ranr.
children Funeral service SATURDAY
p m from residence 3s3s Peunsyl.
yania Ave
RoTHsCHIID Nov p l9f5 a.
residence 500 Jefferson Slem4ud
X father Of Mrs oscar Kaufman
Al chApCL i-thf- William p ft7-7ff--rr
60 CsS and Alexandrlne Private
funeral service
,tNDtRS-Nov % D. william g
beloved husband & Ruth father -
Fli'H PoNs son ~ Fred SCNlo~elmilcI
brother % A warren. Fred " kru-
p htth Ia. and NiV MAJ ieGsi ~
Fuherat from Harvey a Nrrly Funr aT
Home $3.50 Msybury Grand saturday
~ p m
DDER-N4v 2i Louise Of 20}!t
relkey. beloved wife Of Charies Iwu
brothers and three sisters furyl'r
Funeral service Safurds, q -
a X Peers Funefa. Home. i2o57
Cratiot Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
10 DRIVERS ARRESTED

= ,f-+-- - .-4.- -- l1.4-- --.2--AHG+ann-
Prevention Tfucm reported g.
injury and lbs non-inury acci-
dents from Is p m wednesday
until midnight last night The
citys 1913 traffic toll now stands
at $50 dead as compared with l56
for the same period last year.
Police also made - arrests. u
for drunk driving three reckless
driving. ono hit-rn and one for
leaving ne scene u1 an accident
The three killed in The truck
car crash were
HARRY WlLLDES, 90 Of
Van Luc, O.
" CARL HATCH 81. and ~
RALFH BARCLAY 80 both
of E'luHlaN
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Holiday Travel
Rises 80 Pei.

The Yule holiday season un-
officially began today ushered in
by Thanksgiving festivities hish7
lighted by the Toy parade church
----+a4,-s5 ~. fit4.t.4i- - s----, p ..'-,.l4fl
turkey.
some 100000 children Pnd
parents yesterdaXAumed-p4t- -lnr
-JHF J. |. Hudson toy parade with
its fantastic figures from iaay-
land, Tho FIRST since 1912 when
the parade became a war cas-
uaIty.
A 30 per cent increase in travel
over last year VA, reported by
bus, tram and airline geprc>cn-
latVc>. al OF whose facilities
were heavily taxed Police SAID
streets and highways were
crowded during the day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
10 Eeessea i'm Traffic:
3 Victims of I q GraSR,

head-on truccar crash Dix and Northine killed three
persons and crcay injured fourth brought the Detroit
Thanksgiving toll today to 10 dead and 10 seriously injured
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
Death notires


sItw >ki-Nov. ! . Helen beloved wife
Of Chester dear daughter of MIS- Mary
GulcmbieWski dear sister ct vAffs Wil-
lam kcdEicrski. Mrs Edward VosS,
Stanley kosowski StepsisieI nf Mrs.
Joseph Gasco ana walter Colcmbicwski.
run-rri--sturfay- - .i-rr tt. rom
residence s3l2O Boulevard Court and
Immaculate Conception Church a. 10
a m lntcrmcnt NJ Olivet Cemetery
TOEPii--Thcodore A. Nov. 2O- sud.
denly, son % the late MI. and Mis-.
William ropel dear brother n Mrs.
Minnie Kruuse Mrs Froda Creu Mrs.
Ida Kruuse Funeral services a. late
residence, 366h Helen. saturday at
, .. nj.
MIsStNGfR S-sdenly Nov -. Gale
r. husband 81 Miriam father Of JEANNE
and Janice ~ residence. 1878 Oak
Drive. until snahp Saturday Ia state at
Msyn0Vcr C0hgreeatinnal Church, /
an -unlll hll.--4t- -el-.ee- a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

O-Nv son Joined the navy
i'm 1872. HIS wife divorced him
~ 1913 with alim0ny and sup
port of SG2 per month for her
,rlf and child. Nv boy i get
ting q discharge soon and asked
mo 10 determine whether he
viii haze Ia continue that pay
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24


O-I am a Class II dependent
mothcr of a son in the navy and
receive S37 per month. Would
-, b, - Ali -
lovaute continue after my Suu
is dismissed from the service"
He has a family 10 support and
will he harck able To give me
any financial support after his
discharge. MRS. VI. l.. u.
\ Your family allowance
VIII stop after your son is dis
charged II your son is unable
t0 Contrlhute substantially TO-
wards YOUR -vtfuurrr-t-LHfftl there
aIc mo- other relatives able 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

TTypi0Tu0jc- cTNpjogfam qu0IalIon:
L. Bgyw Y nSibIz b>uZ NJ GcliW
esp 0iTWyE1F Glcylt.
Yesterday cryptoquotc: TS hotter
rr>or 20 bc named than TO be il spoken ~.
81. Cc~tnNrc
saa,,4 b, aac rls'ules syndicate iu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

truck a. a sharp curve in III
road
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24
AUTO TRANSPORTATION
BUS TRANSPORTATION

lEAyi>G r". fH-.sE il.al Pr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-24

q. II I enlist i'm the army
now, for how long do sign up'
ID X. Il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Fight Results
By United Pres,

HARTFORD, conn.-Tony Fslco. las.
Middleiown. Conn outpointed George (Rec
Doiy. i4s. Hartford foi.
WHITE PLAINS n Y-Joe LaMotta,
1881. New Yors. knocked out Jimmy Davis,
lo2A. Pittsourgh ca Bslleshndo CarubiA
14s-= New YORK knocked out Mayhem
Smith. l4e. Columbia. c i3l: Jimmy
Rizzo. l36. outpolnted Nick Primisni i36.
Montreal & s Augie Lapars I2s, New or
leans, outpointed Ge0rFie Knox 1851
Newark. ". J. t6lt Louis Rouse ls2 New
orleans, knocked out Eddie Moore i5lI5.
Newark ilJt Charley Lomsh. 1877. Patef-
son, n J, knockee out Larry Shuck." so.
Mount Vernon. n, Y t2I
NEW BEDFORD. Mass johnny Cool. 1874,
worcester y,,.l,, Mas. stopped Jerry Zullo. l3a,
BANGOR, he.-Rslph walton Iss Mont
real, drew with Rene Canter0. l37. Ha-
AILWAUKEE--ChsTley Psrham. l4e.- NIL
waukee. Knocked cut Bob Richardson. i52.
BUFFXLo-Harysy Mathe. 1872. sudbury.
Ont, oUtpointed George Howard. i2S,
Lsckswanns. N Y -. Allan Faultnef'
I5l. Buffalo. outpo.n,ea LEN NELSON Isl.
GATHERINGS. Ont. knocked out Chief RED
Cloud. 1921, Flint, Mich. t2l sunny
LEY CEIsLAK 1872. DETROIT tsI:
Johnny Green, LAT. Lsckawanns y,
outpoInted Broadway Johnny Jones. 1851.
New York Io).
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
0DT Calls Off :
Tiger Exhibition

PITTSBURGH. June 20 CUP)
Due 20 increased troop move
mentS, the Office OF defense trans
portation has called off an ex-
hibition game at Forbes Field
between the Pittsburgh Pirates
an the Detroit Tigers in order 10
save transportation, il was an
nounced today
The game. 10 have been played
July 10, was 20 have supplied
money for the major leagues
baseball equipment fund for the
army and navy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Another for Ike

PHILADELPHIA. June 20 (UP)
Ike Williams, lightweight cham
pion of the National Boxing AS
sociation. will meet Gene Burton
in a l0-round nontitle bout here
June 26, promoter Herman Talyor
announced last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Hogan Enters
Victory Golf

CHICAGO, June 20 tUP)--Lt
Ben Hogan, has decided to spend
his army furlough again trying 70
win the Victory National Open
golf championship which he lost
last year 10 Harold tJug) Me-
Spaden in a playon match.
Tournament officials announced
today that Hogan has filed his
entry for the meet, opening on
Wednesday, al Calumet Country
(2llb-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Adams Rides 4 Winners

NEW YORK. June 20 (INS)-
Jockey Johnny Adams rode his
first four mounts 10 victory at
Belmont Park yesterday. His
only other mount of the day,
Resolute III in the last race,
finished second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Hoops Career Over7

NEW YORK, June 20 CUP)-
Hoop Jr., Fred W. Hooper's
Kentucky Derby winner, faced the
end OF his brief racing career
today, having suffered a severe
bow in his left foreleg in the
PreakneSs al Pimlico on Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
HiaIeah Plans Meet

MIAMI. Fla. June 20 CUP)--
The Hialeah race track, petition
ing the state racing commission
for a full 40-day season. asked
today for dates beginning Jan. II,
1916, and ending March 4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Jeep Wins, Doosied
As Stakes Choice

NEW YORK, June 20 CUP)-
c. V. Whitney'S Jeep, winner OF
division Of the Wood Memorial,
became the probable favorite for
Saturdays $50, 1000 added Belmont
Stakes by scoring an impressive
triumph in the sixth running of
the 81 500 added Peter Pan Handi-
cap at Belmont Park yesterday
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Fire Dept. Vet Retires

BATTLE CREEK, June 20
John c. Bryant, veteran of horse
drawn days. has retired from the
fire department today after %
years. An ardent fisherman, he
has opened a store in Lakewood
catering 10 fishermen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
THISTLE DOWN
l-DouBLE VIcToEY' swift Kid.

'-DDubLE VICTORY. swift KID, Re
solve
AJAX GREEHOcR. Wee Bart. sucre.
3-JLAkREE. Anveit. Burgall
4-9UATRE STAR Doll Baby. Dimple
s-BfTTER .EEDER. Cay Kit Early
Delivery
e-JoHE. our Boy. Another Time
7-oUfCR TOOL Key Largo. Love Kee
SAIL PEACE. Bachelor Boy. Buck
LAnghorne
BEsT-DoUBLE VICTORY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Walter

BELMONT PARK
1-BREAK IT UP, Menace. Ben Hur
1-FLsF ED UP. 2 MN All, heturnir .ury.
3-tIKLDPARE. stuart entry. MatCson.
4--CIAHDPA MAX, Ruling Time. Darby
5-TyRSPIArE. Singing Bid. Blenross.
6-BAIL BOND. Hal. Thor.
T-BRENNER PASS. Rekrab. Landslide.
s-SIRLETTE. Poppy Mis- Stiu Blue
BEST-SIRLETTE.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Is s. GRIER. Jack RubeS. Baby Connie
2-HATS REWARD. Fiddle Stick. Dibbeg.
A--ROHALD NJ, Four Queens. Bride Bar.
4-RQNOJhc. HarTier. Linwood WGg
5-LRVEL ENTRY. la Scala Flying silver.
6-kSAR OF AUDLEY. Decision. Eediana.
7-Y GUN. Ted Gardner. Vslvictory.
s-LEE JIMMIE. Materialize, VAldina Joe.
BEsT-KSAR OF AUDLEY.
DELAWARE PARK
WARS DUN, Sumoor. Cay LaTkmeAd
2-AhPERAGE, Spinalong Spread Eagle.
5-sEA RAFT, Trojan Fleet Burning
TwiR
4-GINoKUM. quiet shot. Big Three.
5-GEORCE CASE New Moon. Sky Tracer.
e-LLGEED BEARER, Berthe s., Blue
Deck
7-yoHHsIE J., FieminRsburg, Satin Cap.
t-=AkA- GONNA Nd 'ff-tei tsf- Giaiiah.
BEST-JOHENIE J.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
Missed Bite,
Costs Money
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Thousands of racing fans who
saw Agrarian-U. lunge at Mr..
Jinx' throat with barred teeth,
know today that race horses take
their life work seriously.
Just 20 yards from the finish in
! the $4,000 Ecorse Purse, the
S-year-old gelding saw the Dixi-
ana Farm colt passing him on the
inside.
Agrarian-U., the lis favorite in
the betting, gave a terrific lunge
which carried him almost five feet
sideways while travelling at top
speed.
His teeth missed Mr. Jinx,
throat as jockey ]. r. Layton
jerked on the reins. He thudded
TO his knees and skidded along the
track. throwing Layton heavily,
just five yards short of the finish
line.
HORSE GETS UP
Then Agrarian-U. arose and
chased Mr.. Jinx, the 10-l shot
which had crossed the line for
three length victory. The rest Of
the field managed 10 avoid jockey
Layton. He rose 10 duck one horse
and then pitched into the center
, OF the track, apparently uncon-
Scious.
A pony boy galYoped after
Agrarian-U., brought him back 10
the paddock as track ambulance
attendants helped Layton into the
ambulance. He was pronounced
uninjured by track physicians.
There was much relief in the
packed stands when Layton was
declared unhurt. II was tinged
with sadness, however. for those
in the cSowd of/11,97 who had
made thiAmouDs the public choice
and @atcNed]9 Jim lead most OF
non TIRsTtTIME
It Is n9kNthe first time thor
oughbre% h "a We attempted 10
"savaec rivais who were passing
them in fn~sFair Grounds stretch.
but il was| one of the most costly
incidents Of its kind for the fans,
proving again there are a lot Of
ways TO lose.
Mrs. Butsey Hernandez Nine
AR. Train, which was prominent all
Dthe way. finished second. with
Mrs. Z. II. Beezley's Controversy.
third.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
NoT TIRSTATIME
57th Season

This is Clark Griffith's 57th
season in baseball. and his 33rd
~ Washington.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
College Tennis Draws 80

EVANSTON, Ill, June 20 QNS)
"A field Of so players, the largest
SlGce the nlaT began, will COM
pete in NY y collegiate
tennis tournament opening Mon
day at Northwestern University.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
DETROIT

l-VIHITA JACK MT. Pharned Love Pact.
2-RAW RECRUIT. WiShihAdaRai Beau
Wolf
3-ZAcA BILL John sabo. Late Advice.
4-YANKEE NOTIONS Bud B. sway
5-EVER PLAYFUL. Tie Plate AnSted.
6-UH HUH Pour Tens Alfhsngrisr
7--HELEN ANN VAN. Wallonn stell
s-AZIMUTT Elray Kris Pride.
BEST-UH HUH
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
RACE SELECTIONS AND RESULTS
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACE-9-yeaT-oids and up, y mile
Plight Deck y
fHansmanl 22.5O $50 TO
Darby DunstAn fRobert6i 400 i2.io
Pacolet kirkland 1870
Time 20 3-5. or I.I6
Military Man. Big Teddy. Ace Star. 'Rondo
Wire Quest. Kings Count Michigan KID
Paper knife, 'rovpath, Mackaby and News
Beat also rst
SECOND RACE-s-year-olda and up. Ia
miles
Hon Feur lHansmAnl $50 $50 26o
Peak Load wright $50 8. 80
a-Black Business tOnorato $50
Time I IS is. of ]; 50H
AutomatOn. Hannah B.. a-Tro0n and Agni
also ran
Z a-Finelli-WtiSs entry.
THIRD RACE--4-year-olds and up steeple-
chase. about mie1. ||
OSSabaw lWAlkefl 10 30 90 ; 10
a-Danny Deever tRlletl 7.5O $40
ROugemOnt. Cruzl 2.BO
Time 3.4S As. off 2.20h.
A-Royal Heels. West Haodon and Sussex
also ran.
a-Neles-MarshAll entry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21
COTTON SHOP CAPS
FoR MEN 49e

"Carhartt" made. Sanforized.
Striped or plain. For COM
plete head protection.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

Comfortable, all-around
work shoes. Made Of sturdy
elk, roomy toe, double leather
sole. Rubber heel. 7-1l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-21

SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS
FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and up 2, mile
SunEho fLucel TO $40 so
CeticS thartinl 2sO 22o
Phanatam Snyder 90
Time 1sI5 l-5 of ASH
John Arre. Oak Twig. Macs Quest and
Blood Donor also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-04

Ligot. Mr.. B. De Guia, Miss Dolores
Abellera and the Misses Amelia
and Anita Perez.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-04
Mechanical Heart
Entered in Contest

A mechanical heart" was among
projects displayed at the fourth
session of the Science Talent In
stitute at the Statler Hotel in
which 40 high school seniors from
throughout the country are com
peting for $11 900 in college scholar
ships.
The apparatus was devised by
Alice Dale, II, of Columbia, Tenn,
and put on exhibition last night
preceding a dinner held as part of
a five-day program sponsored by
the Westinghouse Electric 81 Manu-
featuring Co., which is awarding
the scholarships.
Other projects of finalists in
science talent search included a
homemade tuning fork designed to
measure the speed of bullets in fight
an original circular slide rule to
solve complex mathematical prob
lens and device to measure oh, y
or acidity- alkalinity value, through
use of magic eye" electronic tube
Today the young scientists will at
tend church and a concert and will
visit the National Airport, Weather
Bureau and other points of inter-
est. A reception will be held to-
night at the Science Service Build
ing, l719 N street NV, at which
the II girls and % boys will meet
Well-known scientists.
Scholarships will be awarded at
"a final banquet Tuesday night.