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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

Washington, Sept. 21-AP-The
Senate entered a three-day cooling
off period today in the matter Of
whether Dean Acheson did or didn't
take verbal crack at General Mac
Arthur.
Senators Wherry (R-NebO and
Chandler (D-Ky) say he did.
They made such an issue of it
that Majority Leader Barley (kyJ
recessed the chamber from Thurs
day to Monday without acting on
long list OF appointments.
Among them was Acheson's pro-
motion to Under Secretary OF State.
Barley told reporters he thinks
therell be a peaceful confirmation
Monday.
Others held up including the nom
nations Of Frank Mccarthy OF Vir-
ginia as assistant Secretary OF
State, Maxwell NJ. Hamilton OF
Iowa as minister to Finland. four
District OF Columbia judges and a
scattering of L. S. attorneys anu
marshals.
some question remained In the
minds OF most senators as TO wheth-
err Acheson was aiming at MacAr.
thur when he said at a recent news
conference that the u. s. Govern.
ment not any officer OF the Army
or Navy, would fix occupation poli.
cies for Japan.
Acheson's comment came after
the State Department. the White
House and the War Department
were caught flat footed by the Cen
erals announcement that he prob
ably could keep the Japanese in
hand with 100000 American troops
six months hence.
Wherry said Aehesons state
ment was lin direct contradiction
to the policies OF General MacAr-
thur. who | think is a great gen.
eral." OFT was "a blight on the
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
DATA ON PAST FAMOUS
'ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHTS

1871. s. Army airplanes, 175
days GA days, 10 hours actual fly
ing time.)
1929-German dirigible balloon,
Graf Zeppelin (21,700 miles) 20
days. four hours.
1933-Monoplane Winnie Mae
wiley POST around northern air
circumference OF world 15,596
miles) in seven days, is hours, 40
~ minutes.
193S--Howard Hughes, with four
assistants, around the world via
Paris. Moscow, Fairbanks. Minneap-
oils to New York City CASA
miles) three days, 10 hours, eight
minutes and 10 seconds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
Americas Ace Spy Service
Slips Into Official Discard

ligence program for all federal
agencies concerned with that type
Of activity"
This is the second pioneering as
signment given the Secretary OF
State by the President. The first
was TO develop a peacetime foreign
information program patterned on
the wartime operations Of the OF
flee OF War Information
In abolishing OSS the President
sent a letter TO Mai. Gen. William
]. Donovan. director, thanking him
for the work he had done since he
set up the office early in the war
and saying he had laid the founda-
ton for "the peacetime intelligence
services OF the government
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
Lesson IS PARK DIRECTOR

Lansing-P. j. Hoffmsster, state
conservation director, today ap-
pointed Charles NJ. Lesson OF Jack
son as regional superintendent OF
state parks in southern Michigan
Hoffmaster said he would appoint
two other regional superintendent.
one for the northern half of the
lower peninsula and one for the
upper peninsula. as part of the re-
organization of the division of parks
and recreation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan Partly clou.
dy; cooler in interior tonight.
Highest temperature yesterday.
70: lowest, Sc. Highest tempera-
ture one year ago today. IS; low.
est IS.
Highest temperature this date In
last 73 years, % in 1895; lowest,
IS in 1875
The sun sets today at 1882 and
raises az 7:19 Saturday. The moon
rises today at 1857 p. m. and sets
ut sa m. Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
LICENSE REVOKED

Detroit-The license OF a bar &C.
cused of selling wine TO 16 year old
Richard Gumore OF Detroit shortly
before the youth was killed in an
automobile accident was revoked
yesterday by the state liquor COM
mission. Commissioner Felix II. II.
Flynn said the licenses OF George
Chapchuk and William Littler Of
Milford would be taken away on
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
Liners Start
World Flight
on Schedule

Washington. Sept. 2l-AP-Reg-
ular 'round-the.world air service,
dream Of American flying men
since the Wright Brothers first
got off the ground at Kitty-Hawk,
begins September 2S from Wash
ington National Airport.
Six and one-quarter days (15l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
. . .

Washington, Sept. I'll AP -
Harsh cries and rumblings echoed
in Congress today:
The unemployment pay bill
the Senate-seemed headed for
more carving by the House Ways
and Means Committee.
A long and perhaps bitter debate
will start Tuesday in the Senate
over the full employment bill.
Senate approval of Dean Ache
sons appointment as No. man OF
the State Department was postpon-
ed because two senators angrily
accused him OF insulting General
Macarthur.
Rep. Carl Ninson. Georgia Demo
crat. chairman OF the House Naval
Committee, hollered for the State
Department to come up and eX-
plain its policy on Pacific islands
which the Navy would like to use
as bases. He wants testimony
from the diplomats and probably
next week.
Senator Ebert Thomas, scholarly
Utah Democrat, chairman OF the
Senate Military Committee, sudden
ly demanded that all youths under
Il be relieved from the draft.
Thomas has INDUCED in very lit
tie criticism Of rehabilitation and
draft policies.
But today he told reporters Wig
orously-that youths is. 10, ana
20 years old ought to be allowed
10 attend school in peace. He wants
to write this into the pending Oiil
which offers inducements TO sol
diers and sailors to re-enlist.
Meantime Gen. George c. Mar
shalls peace-pipe parley with Con
gress was considered by many law
makers a good explanation OF demo
Utilization problems. but II didn't
solve all congressional problems,
nor quiet the clamor.
The real trouble is: frustrated
members still don't know how to
answer Mr. Smith or Mr.. Jones
Wanted-Cook and second maid,
white. to live In. separate bed
rooms no laundry No heavy clean
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
Congress Today
CIV Associated Press)
Senate and House

In recess until MOuudy.
Senate Mead Comfittee opens
hearing on tin stocks.
Military Committee considers
nominations OF Robert P. Patter-
son as Secretary of War and Of W.
Stuart Symington as surplus pro-
perty administrator.
irrigation subcommittee con.
tinues hearing on Missouri Valley
Authority legislation.
House Naval Committee resumes
study OF postwar Navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

hours) will be required for the 30
147-mile flight. scheduled as "The
Colchester Planes will leave
Washington each Friday.
Service will be restricted normal
ly TO military personnel. cargo and
mail. However. a civilian certified
See WORLD FLIGHT Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

TOKYO AP One Amer
lean soldier vas killed and 6o
injured yesterday In the eSplo-
sion OF a Japanese ammunition
dump at the edge OF Takeyama
Airfield In Chiba prefecture.
when an American soldier acct
dsntalIy dropped TINT or pic
rie acid Into the dump. Violent
explosions occurred for more
than an hour and lesser blasts
continued throughout the night.
The army said there was no
suspicion Of Japanese sabot-
age.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
Job Increase Basis
Of Willow Run Lease

In deal based on the creation OF Jobs rather than out
right sale the Kaiser Company has acquired the
mighty Willow Run plant to put into production two new
automobiles Henry Kaiser, West Coast shin magnate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
Peace Settlement
Becomes Question
Of Russian Control

London, Sept 21-AP-Indications mounted today that
the World War peace settlement is becoming increasing
question of the extent of Russian control in Europe
weighed against the extent of American control in the
Pacific.
So far as is known the question of Pacific policy has
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

WASHINGTON-AP-The wars
second most startling invention Is
. fuse which knows when a shell
ts close enough to the target 70
explode effectively. II cost the
Navy $500. 900, 900 TO develop. But
the radio proximity fuse" works
80 we'll that two destroyers once
shot down % enemy planes in 30
minutes and snti.aircraft gunners
got IS out Of 70 buzz bombs bound
for London.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

FAVE TEVlLLE, N. CAP
The Cape Fear River, sweep
ing out Of it's bnaks in one OF
the states worst floods In
years, lefs thousands homeless
today and caused uncounted
damage 10 crops and buildings
in this south-central section OF
North Carolina. Red Cross Of
reiaIs said late last night that
$500 persons already had been
evacuated from flooded areas
and that the total was expect
ed to reach at least $500 to-
day. With the watrs reeedlns
In some sections, the worst
was expected TO be over today.
Richard N. Hart, In charge OF
Red Cross activities, said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21
Flashes of
Late News

WASHINGTON-AP-U. S. war
casualties have reached 1,07l266,
or 5ss more than a week ago Com
paratiye Army figures in the latest
count are: killed 2O5.569 and 2Ol,-
O45; wounded 57l,69S and 571,6OS;
Missing 24.lSl and 25,OS2; prison.
srs 12O,sSs and l2O,567. Navy hg-
ares: killed 54O6S Sand 53,SOs;
wounded SO,236 and 1872: missing
1L1s7 and 1889: prisoners 1878
and 1906.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

PASADENA, Calif-AP- The
world may come to an end today
in a cloud of shattered atoms. says
the Rev. Charles G.. Long. 72-year-
old retired missionary. He bases his
prophecy on a vision seven years
ago and is waiting for news from
heaven" for exact information.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

TOkYO-AP-GeneraI Mae
Arthur today ordered the Jim.
mediate arrest" OF General
Kenji Dolhsra, once known as
JApan's Lawrence of Man
ehuria," who only q few days
ago paid his first official call on
the U. s. Eighth Army head.
quarters as Jspan's new first
army commander.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

Practical day nurse FOR elderl'
woman. References. Phone 2612.W
after s p. m. Adv 92l"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

MELBOURNE, Australasia -
Five thousand Dutch men, women
and children liberated from prison
camps in the Netherlands East In
dies are coming 10 Australia for
short periods OF recuperation, un.
der scheme agreed to by the Com
monwealth and arranged by Dutch
authorities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

WASHINGTON-AP-The 1929
acre Naval Air Station at Traverse
City, Mich, will be designated as
surplus the last quarter OF this
year, II was disclosed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

BERLIN APP - The United
Bates Group Control Council said
today there is no intention" OF
permitting marriages among occu.
patton forces and Germans, or bill,
letting troops in German homes
IN the American zone.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

TOKYO-AP The newspaper
Asahi disclosed today that former
Premier Kantaro Suzuki barely es.
capped with his life from a band Of
armed Japanees soldiers the morn
ing OF Aug. IS. who evidently we're
protesting the prospective issuance
o: the Emperor's surrender an.
nouncement. The band burned
down the private homes OF Suzuki,
Baron Kiichjro Hiranuma. former
premier and president of the privy
council and attempted to burn the
premier's official residence during
the pre-dawn hunt for the two Of
ficials, the Asahi reported.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP-Edwin
". Pauley. head OF the American
section o. the Allied Preparations
Commission. said last night tina.
the U. S. will receive war indem.
mites from Japan in material
goods rather than money" The on
ly consideration being to eliminate
Japan's war-making potential.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

TokYo-lNs-Gen. Douglas
. Macarthur outlined a to-point
press code for Japan today. de-
signed TO educate the Japanese
In the meaning Of a free press
and covers news, editorials and
advertisements In all publiea-
tions printed In Japan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

TOKYO-lNS - Gen. Douglas
hacArthur's headquarters announc.
ed today the arrest OF John Hol-
land, Australian citizen who was
named as war criminal because
OF his Jap propaganda activities
over radio Shanghai.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

VANCOUVER, p. GINS Air
service between British Columbia
and Australia was waiting today
only for evacuation OF Australian
Airports by the L. S. Army and
preparation OF terminals. Daniel
McVey, director general OF civil
aviation in Australia, said service
will be provided by gigantic DC-4s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

Public Auction Sat. Sept. 90. 2
miles y. Of Ridgewsy or mi. s. OF
Macon, ~ noon EWT. ADV. 927'S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

Help Wanted. Males only. Steady
work. Good pay. Apply office.
Peninsulsr Paper Co. Adv. 924S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

Wanted Cook and second maid.
white. TO live In. separate bed
rooms no laundry. No heavy clean
ing. family Of two. Good wages Box
VS., {. 0 Press. ADV. 922
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

ton Storm Windows. Charles r..
Clesry. Phone 1885. ADV. 92l
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See WORLD FLIGHT-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-21

See CONGREss-Page )
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Worthwhile Pays
Rich Double
BY TOM HARPER

Twelve fans who selected the
daily double com b nation OF
Ameche in the first race and Star
light Lady in the second were
today SlS340 richer as a result
of the two harness horses winning
and returning 10 the lucky u the
largest daily double payoff of the
meet AT Worthwhile last night
Ameche. owned by Howard
Poff of Lake Odessa, Mich. and
driven by George Rattenbury. won
the evenings opening event. 10
return TO its hackers $3.50 for a
81 bet
In the second race Starlight
Lady. driven by Harold Markham,
ISL choice, led from start 10
finish to return S3040 straight
Cardinal Princess, the even money
favorite, finished out of the money
Markham again entered the
winners circle in the third race
when he drove Colonel Napoleon,
a 4-year-old PAGER, TO victory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Bill Trackman
NOWTHyTITT D0WNS

NOHTNNtLIf DONNt
i-Miss GOSHEN. Sarah Direct, Lacy
IvAnhos
7-FOxfE CHIFF Ethel Ruby even star
3-WIEEIE DEWEY. Crsttsn Law scott
spencer
4-BERT EASTER. Nj rriscn, Derby Day
Direct
s-YOU KNOW Bert EsSter Mr. Frisco
7-FRiAR Me1icsla Rose. Scotch Goddess
s-sUaMER SUN. TrouolemsEsT, Blue
BEsT-wINsIE DEWEY
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
AII-Stdr Grid Till
Tickets on Sale

CHICAGO. June 10 tTNS)-
Tickets went on sale today for the
twelfth annual all-star football
game between the Green Bay
Packers, national football league
champions. and the best available
squad OF collegiate players.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
SUFFOLK DOWNS RESULTS

FIRST RACE--4-ycar-oldS ard or milo
Sunerfoot TurnhuU 2 so 80 HN
Snsrieyow fOlivcr p 90 40
Due Spdrt Brennan l0 so
Time l.12 3rA. off z -
PeFahsrs FLAMING High Epsy BIZ Rad
orcus. Foxy Prince, Royal Silver. soTTho and
thanaT also ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

The end The fourth hole he had 0
took all
Indiana all the
do
while Indiana really
tn TOkNOfA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
BELMONT PARK RESULTS

YIRSI RACE-4yesr-olds and up a mile
Col steve (Adsma lo2o 40 30
star Of Psduls tHsnEmAn $50 40
Flying Son fLinebsrE $50
Tirs l.as Is Of i5z
Pi0 Picn which two Sea Convoy Edsh1stst
speed Ball sure swell KID. Dancing Coo.
'BsllsntAnt and 'heggy also ran.
sEcoSp RAcE-7-yesr-olds - mile
iO1nEe Blossom
=4 PhbsrtE4 - 20 2sIh 80
Iittls Alison fhtkinSon 1850 lo
Corro song fSnicef 500
Tirns 90 IS o;f sih
Tupeio HsE'y Blue. Wits Punn s.ktre.
ntt's Fonesngo LonFtids, s-Beceviled and
pr-gn Cracks sltc ran
Above lr -WeiReri entry
THIRD RACT-3-yesr-olds and ur .oout
u TIIef nVrf hlfcle&.
dEibs,rost MerFlsF is 80 $40 50
Esvirafe Cruz 80 ~
ouonset Scott 90
Time 2-4e ~ 2 22i7
~-OuyarraE Categ o-Nerry ElFin = bot
vsiiisn and s-BoundinT Bow also ran
s-Phipps-Csrestres entry
c.c~hif A. Gerry ertr
81 r Mrs MprTNsN fr'fy
FOURTH RACE-3-year-olds V mile
Preflfk0rr ADAM 80 70 90
Tisren Eve 1870 q
TsG0 fWonfh0uW 20
T1r, ia rs ~ 7seis
Al M0rnentn Yacht -Sheils Nav ElPosits
IS Brownie shadows Pan. jint teanie,
Llitis Shifter b-s'sEs Coach, e-Coloen Cloth
snd Seeoiecs0 also ran.
.Fieid
h-Curlsy-Moten entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
BEST SELECTIONS
Lew Waller
RILMONI FARk

BELMONT PARK
l-WALCEF. flight Deck johnnie Msginn
2-HONFLEUF Finsli entry Hsnnsh p
3-ROUCEMENT OsssbsW Sellet entry
4-HEApLEY ENTRY shes Home Fox
Glove.
S-MARANsART Alison peers Beluyn
s-WHITEEY Entry. Eude RiAcult
seTulA
7-cHALDO SHEATH Jsetsn siras saith.
ZANZIBAR Oatmeal Bel the Cat
BEsT-MARANsAFT
SUFFOLK DOWNS
i-HAYAI TIETY, John Arc Macs Quest
2-BLENBAN. Light Count Rslhsub Sis
BY Gun. LsEy Bones Fife High
4--SALVO. Blue Line Aupgustina
81 J. LYNCH Zscshrsnd Countess Wis
e--WLATHERITE Busy Nine Son o Esl.
7--TOOLMAKER Red Dock Mono Fl4z
s-LISTiEC First Clrl. Pair CAll.
BEST ) LYNCH
DELAWARE rARK
I'LL BE BACK Hercules Record March.
2-CREEK FLAG knight Quest. AoidAls
3-HELEN DEAR, Qustr, Call, Run Bud
4-ABRAsIoH Mppy re,rs Rock
S-fOONDAY sun Msecass LsyeWsy
6-BLACK OBJECT Smiling Lass Pressure
T-EOOD ODDS Bobtovn Myrtle ~
Shy RICKEY The General saIonian
BEST-ABFASION
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Scratches

DETROIT
weather. clear. track. HcV
Yrtt RAcs-Erin Torch.
seventh RAce-Bors y.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
weather clear. track far
Yirn Race-MinnbG Agent. Pstro Plot,
JACK PubenS Open Fire
second Rsce-Star willow, Dibber. Ron
a.d NJ, Duchess Myrns
Third Race ] Lsdy
Fif,h Pscs-Tsmplei John Arc NlEn,
Edl'or Ceiues. JACK Respef
sJth RAce-Flying Bridge
DELAWARE PARK
weather cloudy. track. SLOW.
YirT RAce-Flamsre Teton " --.-.
Pescemsksr. Twins shot
Fourth Rsoe-sir Eeho. Msmys ". In.
Fif,a Rsce-Art Brown. Dancing Archie
sixth Rsc.-Pentln. Limshouss Guard
Ernis Rsee@M.. ye,p. Johpni' J., Ply.
irg Ned. speedy Josie.
LINCOLN FIELDS
Wssther. clear track fasi
Tiui Race-Buc on, George WAhlran
second Rsoe-FoEarsl. sunny Betty. A.
rhird Rsoe-Flsming Chance
Fourth Rsce-MAgnS Ray Our Bunny
Flith Rsoe-joe spagst
THISTLE DOWN
weather, clear, track SLOW
second Race-Cee High
sixth RAee-Eavy Relief
BELMONT PARK
weather cloudy. track, fast
Third PAce-Neat Pleat
Fourth Rsoe-Alsrush. shore Patrol New
Weapon.
Fiith Rsce-kusult Challenge Plsy
Csmbrie. Random Jest Easy Spell. Par
Alus
seventh Race-VsdinA way. Msrkoboh
avshI BOY Old Union Mnehndsl K
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
Tiger Man
Rated Threat
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Tiger Man. the colt which
whipped Air Sailor the Derby
horse, twice here last season. has
proved he may again be threat
to 1t. Cmdr. T. d. Bulls horse.
Tiger Man was bumped and
pinched back in a four-horse jam
at the first turn in the $1,000
Maryland Handicap at the Detroit
race track yesterday. Jockey Don
Scurlock then had 10 take him
around the outside most OF the
mile and a sixteenth through the
mud.
But when the field of 3-year-
olds got 10 the finish line they
we're tagging along after Tiger
Man. The colt had outgamed
Peterson and Childs Uncondi-
tional from the turn into the
stretch 10 win by a length. while
o. F. Woodward's San Yet, q 25
to / shot, was a fairly close third.
PAYS $500
Tiger Man made the trip around
the muddy track in 1:53. and paid
the favorite's price OF $500 IN
winning the first OF his three
starts this season. He was third
last time out al Narragansett.
Tiger Man is owned by A. r.
Wall of Crosse Pointe, whose
horses are trained by Bruce
McIntire. In past years wall 5
chief representation has come
from such horses as Bonnie An
drew and BY ConseriPt but he
now is coming up with some
yearling purchases OF his own. m
cluding the sensational Sir Pen
nant. a 2-year-old.
While Sir Pennant challenges
the juveniles here, Tiger Man Will
carry Walls pink and white silks
in the rivalry among the 3-year-
olds Most turf experts doubt that
he can match the greatly I'M
proved Air Sailor but the Tiger
colt may get the chance in the
six furlongs OF the $500 Detroit
handicap here Saturday
Neither Tiger Man Air Sailor
OF any other horses will be run
ming from now on however, unless
the entries are closed by 5 o'clock
each day, according 10 an ultima
-t,IH4- issued te-tAe- -AeFse#eH- by
General Manager George w.
Lewis. The entries open AZ 10 m.
Entries for today's races did not
close until 6,45 p. m yesterday
after Lewis had made a demand
on the horsemen 10 fill up today $
races or have them called off.
The heavy condition OF The
track was blamed for the trainers
reluctance. but track officials
pointed out that Is horses were
entered In a hurry for todays
$1,000 claiming purse but few for
he cheaper races.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

race drlVers had To- he pretty
tough 10 drive in circles for 500
miles. But II was wonderful
training for cab drivers.
You should see the way
Crosby treated his caddy. He
made him carry not only his
golf bag but his suitcases as
well. The poor kid was so tired
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
BELMONT PARK
SANTA ANITA

SANTA ANITA
weather clear. track fasf
Post Sis p m Detroit time
FIRST Race Hunters Boy Enfsmille
Notherlsnd Bon Lariat
Second Race-V MA1
Third Rsee--small Chatter Passion For'
trest. Key Latch
FOURTH Race-Darby Dean. Can't Catch.
fhskn Golden LADY
Fifth RAce-Nonial0n Positive NiW
seventh RAce-Sovefton FrNutf
Eirhfh pACe-Just Islam
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
SPLITS RACE

III the better horses can run,
the cheap ones certainly can
60" said Lewis
Racing Secretary Charles p.
lenry eventually split the $1,000
ace field in two, with a $1,000
rurse going 10 each division as a
eward.
Twenty five per cent Of the
Horses on yesterdays card l3 out
Of the 50. were claimed by new
owners. as the scramble for pos
Sible purse winners continued The
winners end OF many purses Is
worth more than the horse that
WINS. ccording 10 normal
values. The rich purse situation
has really brought initiation 10
horse purses.
Secretary Henry is being urged
10 boost the claiming purse IN an
effort 10 halt the wholesale grab
blng.
The attendance for the second
day Of racing was l2.252. the
crowd bet S400.S S46
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
FOR MEDNEsDA

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nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-20
bob HOPE
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Imagine middle OF
the golf course big the middle of it.
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s-F Y SrAtcr entry
Yrs pounds claimed for rider
rrx- pounds claimed for ricer
weather cloudy track scod
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SUFFOLK DOWNS ENTRIES

FOR WEDNESDAY
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DETROIT
Weather. clear track HcV
Yirtt RAcf-Erin Torch.
Seventh RAce--BorlS ~
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LINCOLN FIELDS

THISTLE DOWN
weather. clesr. track SLOW
second R1ce--Cee High
glath RAce-Navy Relief
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