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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-15
Association Marks
 Tooth Anniversary

The Tooth anniversary Of the founding of the American Missionary Association was observed last night at Davenport Hall. Second Congre- gational Church. A movie, The Col- or of Man." was shown to the group. William Boyd and Jesse P. Davis. di- rector of music, provided special music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-15

ness. and enMa4 eeAia EloHes WifA which W H H slan& oAAlS conl4zA
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Big Program Ahead

The Michigan conservation de-
partment spending millions Of
dollars and rightfully so. on the
acquisition of more recreational
lands, but the Michigan Stream
Control Commission whose Job is
10 control pollution in the state
receives paltry S2S,000 per year
to carry on its work
Wildlife is dependent upon its
environment even more so than
human beings. The National Wild
life Federation has gigantic
program for soil conservation
The Forest Service has an equally
fine program for the perpetuation
of our forests which during the
war have had serious inroadS in
their timber supply. According to
the National Wildlife Federation
our national forests house and
feed some "a percent of our big
game populations.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Detroit May Get
State Rifle Meet

How about a state indoor rifle
tournament this year,
That question came up AT the
officers and directors meeting OF
the Michigan Rife and Pistol AS
sociation last weekend. No OFF,
cial action vas taken, but il is al
most certain IL Detroit wants it
this spring. 1t can be held here.
Some directors suggested II be
held in connection with the Times
Hearst shoot n May. Should Dc
troit hold il. it would be one more
big tournament for southeastern
Michigan this year The state out
door meet was awarded 10 Wyan-
dotte with tentative dates set for
July 1914 Junior rifemen will
hold a registered meet at Wyan-
dotie on June g
TryoutS for the Michigan-Ohio
team match viii be held AT Flint
during a registered shoot June Is.
Actual firing Of this match will
take place al the state meet in
Wyandottc.
The biggest Junior indoor rife
tournament ever staged in Michi-
gan gets under way this week
when % teams with an impressive
total of 3S4 boys and girls COM
mence firing in the Michigan Rife
and Pistol Associations junior
league.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

by and 1 can dash out for
clean breakaway," said our
hero.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME
DEPT.: Although those gallant
chargers. Bob Murphy and John
Sabo. may be- resentful, il must
be admitted that horses named
for friends seldom run up TO their
prospects
With that in mind, let US look
at tho experience of Henry Knight,
millionaire free-lance salesman
for GM trucks knight has
huge sales organization in Chi
caGo and a magnificent breeding
farm. AlmahurSt. in Kentucky.
One OF knights biggest custom
erS Is the Greyhound Bus Co.
=. Some years ago a magnificent
colt was bred al AlnahurSt =.
Knight looked ar the colt, de-
cided he would make big gam
bile. name him for his best GUS
toner.
You know the answer. Grey
hound became the world cham
pion trotter. They say his rec
ordS may never be broken.
But the race horse named for
Henry knight runs in claiming
81 Il
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
-Four 9s Added
To SandIot LIST

Four more entries for 1916
were received last week by the
d troit Baseball Federation
bringing the total to five.
Acme. out of Sandlot baseball
for four years, returns and will
60 in Class A. Other new entries
are JAW la. Faust Legion Post
and Griffin in Class r The fifth
team in the fold is Arthurs IN
Class A, divisional champion LAST
season
Backcrs and managers inter
ested in formation of Triple a
division this season will NEE,
again AT 8 p. m. Monday al
Northwestern Community Center.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Have New Viewpoint

THE men have new view
point on firearms and an in
creased appreciation of fishing
tackle" he continued. Its too
had about your poor pheasant
season here last fall. I hope
the conservation department Is
doing mething about it," he
said.
The latter struck a note with
US. Is the conservation depart
ment and other public agencies
eieinr all they can 10 improve
wildlife conditions-hu hunting. fish
ing. etc?
With the war ended and vet
Grams returning to their homes
for employment in peacetlme pur-
suits, the need for renewed in
tereSt in the preservation of our
forests. fields and waters is vital.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
SANTA ANITA RESULTS

FIRST RACr-S7 ooo cls'rring. swear
oolds and M furlongs tchute
Ton valley cCrsirmyleI 10 20 so 10
TAX Fast Balssk $50
Tin'e % Is, ~ t-or
wsrrtor Conncstchnc. E-O-Jus,c. A-'s,o7rr
Mans Accent. shoot Ahead NantrIi'e snd
bon SrCoSn CSs,,' siso ran ooo -, 60
Handicap. Glass D. 4-yesr-olds and up u
Overland Trail
tSkoronskti 80 go Z ~
fitting tKirtlandN 1910 ~
Wings Atkinson m
Time ais As trev track record or
M.ntouri,, .-Hickor- Kno, vain Doctor.
Cum LAude. ootem. rurntsok and s-Fusrc
s-Arcsdis stable sr.rv
THIRD RACr-,7 ooo claiming t-yssr-
elts and up furl1nrs
Vsidfns Gsvlad
Zubrinio . ~ Is ~ sn
Aifs Gpermanel 20 80 I m
Active RIrns 40
shuttle Toe Inftnity shies Ponr,~o SQUAD
ron, -llovfs valiant Prince NPhftns Paul
siy TriH .Csnsnt Devil Bold Impus, and
Parts Hvgro also ran.
FOURTH n,cr--'4 ooo allowances Class
n 4-ycsr-oics snd m mile
Rrsvs Marine Corhett II 20 so -
sir wsr Deter IS IN IL 80
Nsrhv Pass fCrsiTmv'oI 40
Believe Native Fox war Gallant Cood Bid
IN the Bac Misty FoN sad story ~ Re
Rack and Rev slsn ran
FIFTH RACES 500 allowances f-ycar-
nldS-s -snA-,iH 3 f-.-----fr---
Bsrhae'sl tAttinSon 30 90 no
war tries tCubc-t sac Z 50
fcan Nirac'o Eirk'and 40
Time TO or slaI
tfnchsucnrcd BiHuarck Sea Puditaurus
Po~o Mss sre StSr-tna also vsn
SINTW RACE-t1o ooo s6deo nc Mo
ipNf Handicar 4-vear-oids and 40. lis
miles.
Run Rsieh fAtkinson, 80 Aso 30
Chanerre Ne tSknroDski an 80
First Fiddle tTnn -dtn 30
Time l.df As OF SIS
Tcxas Sandman sirds tnu-Pre and Hyre-
snfrd cleo rsN
SrvFNru R,Cr-s7 5oo sdded the san
FrliDc stakes 7-yssr-old colts and seldinTS,
furlonRS
Gala Dsmiou Neves, $50 80 40
Hsmpden tLonrden M 30
Darby D-Dsy tPermsne1 80
Time 10 Is oH 7ni5
Inroc ARTILLERY, Air Rate and They Say
also ran
FIGHrH RtCF-ss 200 sddso me Mara
'hon Handicap Glass p a-yesT-ods sno up
y miles
Ever Roil fcorbettN 1910 $50 100
Biz Deal Atkinson so 30
Rsrnello Trent NO rrtcr Eiven
Time , is Is or s'Ooi-
Pathfinder Wire Brisr DARK Play Indian
Road Green Bush. Philsdelphs snd Great
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

ICE CHIPS: Gait Red Wings,
sponsored by the Detroit club,
set Junior Ontario Hockey
Association record ny winning
is straight Jack Adams
may bring the Kids In tn play
Windsor SpitfireS a. an added
attraction in the amateur
league playoffs NJ Olympia (.
Boston Bruins took almost q
week 20 decide defenseman Mike
Mcmahon IN not in condition
and ship him hack 10 Montreal
Detroit could have told
them before the deal.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

most people Who were ncNer Out
OF the state
He kept in touch with the
situation by having his mother
mail him clippings from the out
door pages of newspapers.
when I was overseas ] had
plenty Of time 10 talk To boys
from all parts Of the country"
Buckshot related II kept a
sort of record ~ To what
hobbies they would follow when
they returned and my score
card shows that more than 20
per cent will turn tO the out
doors for recreation.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Hoppe Brings Cue
WizardN Here Jan. 81

Willie Hoppe. world billiard
champion, will give An exhibition
of his wizardry al tho Recreation
Building. afternoons and evenings,
Jan. 81. Feb. | and 2
Hopes opponent viii be Arthur
RUBIN of New York. who was the
only contestant 10 beat the old
master in the world champion
ships a few years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Times DerbieS
Skates Feature
By KEN HALL
petrnit Times skates DcrhN JditSr

Wherever skating is discussed,
the uppcrmoSt topic these days is
Who will win the gold and silver
skates ?" That question is 10 be
decided in racing on Belle Isle
next Saturday and Sunday
weather permitting.
These events are the feature
skating tests Of the oath annual
Detroit Times Derby. which. from
all indications. will be the crown
ing feature of the 1916 skating
season.
The races arc open 10 any
skater in Michigan no matter
what age. over the stretch Of %
years the event has been run.
some great racing has been un-
corked. For instance. last year
Leo Hayden shattered the mark
set by Raw Fritz in the first
derby by skating the two miles
final in eli. Fritz mark was
6.22i
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

today Is as en-
t h tt : + a : I j c
about the out
doors as ever.
AS a matter of
fact nc can tell
you in detail.
practically ev-
erything thai
h a s happened
in Michigan re-
garding hunt
ing. tis h in z,
rifle shooting,
b cit CT than
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
HIALEAH PARK RESULTS

FIRST RACf-S2 500 special weights.
Resistant Hsnsmsul $50 40 80
r-Callsnt CT ,Jcssop' go 20
Ilgeroy Lofurro llso
s-FoS Man rncls Crcf PonSovn Cornish
Knight Anscdote Fant- Crutrr Finna-p
Tweet's Boy c-Svec' Psgotty and Oracle Son
s-eslsir. whestley entry.
c-Salsbury-Jscnhs entry
sFCOND RACE-S1 500. special weirhts
maiden 3-year-olds 6 fufionsx
Sweet Caprice
Bzlzarettit 90 100 J7n
Pristine fIessop 1sn 14n
AZURE wings tHssksif $50
Tine IL rs. or l'30'-
Darby Devon lsrcfta Chirf Lady Lou
Flash Tan Ceramic Ice Lazy DIVA. Little
La and Cnmssk also ran.
THIRD KaCE-sl 500. allowances. 4-yesr-
GUS ana ~ Z iurunES
Albuldo twooehouse II 30 80 400
Psculet tHauforf so 10
Jscobt smith 80 90
sweep Swinrer eomsnicus. Fortare Trail.
Quaker Ahamo Princess r L. Director
Tarawa and Loango also ran
FoURTH RsCE-S3 90. allowances. h-year-
elds - mitss.
Sheer Lack rrusehsa' 1870 $50 so
What Night fScurlock 10
Tine l.st OF 7.1tH
Lioerty Head Biz Albert AnunoV flight
Man Colonel John Flag Anchor squadron
GU r0yv P~sn and Hun'-r,sn slso ran
ftFrh RaCr-S3 600 claiming 4-year-oldg
FIlN NN ia Nll'fs.
Fu'ufans sOodsnn' so 40 ssO
Hul Fox HsnsmsnA so ~
Ayinu'h BUXTON so
Time ? Os nf ITO
Circle Car SDoon Bread Ted Gardner u
Front Biz Raid one C,ntury Omaha Ntko
ArakAn and Calverf slSn ran
SIXTH RtrE-Tia q 0oo added the Rlsls-
Gus 7-yesr-olds furlonrs
relisie AFRO 10 80 h=A-rrr
Cedar Greek fStoutI 1850 40
LaNv Gunner Rrtrnl SO
Tluc II or s-51L
FirS Pagr Central Dor rA~d'0rS rooNnui
nter. Indi-uc Pound View Tvrntv Thirs-
Daturs. 'plun' Remark hlvcrth and ST
Penaanf $50 r7n
SEvrNru rtCT-s7 son suovsnces =
rcsr-ods and ur "a r,lles -4AA- ,,,-f ,
Wsrriev tWar 1910 ~ tn
psSt Dress thrcaro1 2Tn , N
Nv star Smith sTo
Time IA6 , or Sol
NHsouaisd Cherries pcun{~ Npiflr-ar
Russian Ac'hon Mpv Trtsss Rsipnrnt lack
I ot F"artS Hvrcrhsu0 and EanHpn~n also ran
FIGHrH RACT-t5 Snn allowances 4
~sar-olds ard - ru~s
Historian scnrIockt 500 ~ en
Adroti tScawshorrr 40 ~
/ CO. BRIDGE RoherfsN 10
Ttre 80 As of' ssh,
NtsS Bcholink winter rulez CooAer rsA
session Cactus Foot Wtnsomc Lad CAbc
Paul and CATS ret also ran
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
GIRL SET MARK

Dolores Nicholson. winner ot
the gold skates, also set new
record when she skated tho mile
final in SPAS. A l5-year-old girl
shattered the old mark of Esther
Vrona by 2.5 seconds.
The two-day program embraces
80 state championship tests AT all
distances, featured by the annual
battle for the Herbert S Weber
trophy in the decathlon.
Entries for the gold and silver
skates derbies and state cham
pionships can be made up 10 and
including next Wednesday
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
SNsa, buddy
oCrEoH@S1IMes

TNHIS is letter 10 YOUR serVceman ts an
about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place I'm the world him. Clip this letter today,
sixn your name st the bottom and send IL te him.
wherever he is he wants the news from HOME.
IT'S up TO yOu 90 mail n. -H
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Graduation Hits
Metro Quintets
By JAKE BERSON

Graduation time in the midst
of the hot basketball races comes
back to haunt coaches of many
of the Metropolitan Leagues out
standing fives this week.
This weeks games Metro
quintets will double up with con-
tests listed Tuesday and Friday
will be the last for key men on
all of the leading teams except
Miller and Western.
Central will be the heaviest
loser. with three first stringers
scheduled to depart from the prep
picture. They are Hal Kutnick,
the Blazers captain and best
floorman: Obbie Freedman,
their best shot, and Norton
F1uSty.
AN OLD STORY
While Hal KammereT's team is
reasonably sure of gaining the
elimination series. he cannot be
too hopeful of Centrars chances
in the playoffs. II is a repeti-
tion OF last season. when Cen
trails fine team lost AL Taub and
Bob Reynolds, two outstanding
players. in January and was
eliminated in the second round of
the playoffs.
Mackenzie loses only one regu-
lar. Jim Kay. but he has led the
team in scoring in nearly every
game thus far The Stays will
also miss his s feet, 4 inches of
height.
Hamtramck will be weakened
by the loss OF It's co-captains
Bob kowatch, the Cosmos most
aggressive player. and Mike
Barta. Highland Park loses a
good man in Dan Longacre and
Pershlng will miss Ray Erickson.
OTHER LOSSES
Southeastern's defending cham
pionS will have TO get along with
out its star forward. Bob Conf
bear. DENLY will lose Jerry
Houle.
SouthweStern's unbeaten team
after this week Will be without
George Mezegian. its captain and
best all-around player.
Bill Robinson and kennet h
MatheSon. coaches at Miller and
Western. respectively. are the
more fortunate. their comhIpa-
tons remaining intact
This weeks games will virtual
~ decide most Of the eight schools
qualifying for the elimination
but once the playoffs omen, il
may be an entirely different
story.
TUESDAYS GANES
WilbUr Wright ~ Chadpey Southwestern a.
Western Mackenzie AT Rtdford Sorth eA stern
Al Eastern. Northeastern az Miller. rsrshing
~ Hamtramck Highland PARK az Cas- Teen,
Northern At Northeastern DENLY a. Cooley
FRIDAYS GANFS
South western AZ Northeastern. Western a.
ChadSsy AacksnGh a. Cooley Central a.
RedfoTd Eastern at penby Southeas'rgn A.
Northeastern. Hantrsrsck al Hnrthefn
Pershinr at fIighlsnd Park Cas- a. Wilbur
Wright M.1sr az &. Of n HtEh.
'-Non-leaEue ranss
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
With Don GiIlies
IN THE OPEN
Vet Sounds Off Fauoring
Hunting, Fishing as Hobby

(BuckShoD Burns walked into the office We
enlisted the 32 Eleven
days Germany Today he home with his folks and
he's happy boy
enlisted 10 old enthusiastic
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
OFF THE HOOK
With Lewis n. Walter
OFF THE HOOK With Lewis =. Wal
He'll Wager His Home
Detroit Track Runs in '46

WATCHFUL WAITING DEPT.; LOT Of us 81 window boys
shifting uneasiy waiting II well have chance to hook
that golden
a the Detroit track this
the time q
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20


In the great plants workers began jumping the
Sunday midnight plants Detroit. Chicago and
giants Of American ndus,r-hc Go and ma m
Steel industry Presidents recommenda
DETROIT had five during Of them within IS
~ hours causing damage estimated at Sl5o0OO0.
the blacksmith shop Of the Gar Wood Indus
featuring 263o Ernc; warehouse of the H. B.
Randolph
Flnts 40 public schools were build
conditions The 1900 Flint pupils enjoying holiday
legislators hgurativey
their pockets TO be spread over the stste Wayne uny
iy wants some Of the %Sny but the legislators cited complaint"
Henry waynes .outhfu president denied II ho
The Legislators got of to bad start when they arrived in
ing in Michigan lawmakers
when he back TO town
II guess they expected up
the streets
THE TIMES foshoa editor Joop Dca" reports from fashion
tEs"yi *. %irSfs St." '''''''
e, sce"9,cc sec "%e Da." dogs" & % seo,Ie.. ct
-pnd had inst started their leader training.
THREE ST. Clair boys
Crosse Ponte week uggcd the maid and guest, took
hour later. One snarled at the police
I'm and I'm ready to take turn in the Big
strike if upped With them the nurses and
rubbish coleclorS.-
in drunk and reckless driving so they re taking steps
three traffic convictions in year
we'll as private motorists cabbicS blow
Drivers also pass the drivers test 100 cent or they
MRS MABEL HAwEs Doty School 80 years.
WI
Harry Bennett, long top at Is a
turer's agent
to L Hudsons day falling
Several up grabbed
"A purse
Joe ,oS, win box Billy Con" Conn., 70, . the title next June in the
ExG1 WALTER BLATTERT Eo confessed beating 70 dso,1
ga d,os: @ on & 2 g. g.d % @ - mis- s,. r,1J s oI1S DcrS 20.
army and I6 chcr he coasdcd IN the ETO.
replace ls So S%S. S 1 sess%g "Si %' t e G% had
tipped trailer loaded Nth 10 tons Of glass Glass plants are
Dcss council ',i1 toldtrg Of on tss selection Of
Dctrots port out Haype Corrtu Airport because
there's not room enough big 50 maor
from the ioop-%s5s ne eitp ff makes "p ''''
W1STFUL personsl-column the Times this week
Lost I Srayod m o or onon SSs1e ''sh s m bd d. DARK
August OF great sentimental value to 6ancee initial w. who's
10 other information Generous reward for returning
At Kalamazoo sorte in paper mill picked up $50 I'm in
deposit vaults in Grsymont H. bank
Councilman L Van Antwerp eight months on
ankle INJURY the where
he The other day his 10
city hall driver brushed him with fender He's back
George Edwards council president Pacific
where lieutenant There's talk the 31yearod
"cty father may mayor for
few days last week.
HE meat strike that threatens supplies for the whole
won't bother Detroit that
much meat hand, and prepares its
quantity,
there's line all police
stations
Of fhaving
president q locAw
still fugitive He's serving 20 sheridan
Federal narcotics last week a
and the charge of forging doctors
still red time they thought
eight to
last September the Federal Building
child specialists in discussing
Of childhood diseases.
THAT Lopc't drugstore NJ WodCad md GRIND Ricr bopo
faroy Of big dress after beng landmark
for IN years
There ir Wbite pose shade par @ hose left IN
The i,ues for uBioHs e(e blocks long,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

FROZEN BRAINS DEPT.:
You've heard, of course, about
the football player who was
sent in with orders 10 punt and
carried out the order even
though his team had advanced
to the enemy's fivc-yard line
before he got into action
He kicked the ball right out of
the stadium.
Hockey has few brain
tr,isters, too The other night
in Chicago a visiting player was
sent to the stadium penalty box
When his time was up he
kept right on sitting and bet
the Black Hawks goal hungry
Bentley buzz i'm on his short
handed teammates The
frantic visiting coach screamed
10 the referee that the penalty
timekeeper hadn't told his man
to leave The referee In
vestigated and was told that
the player had refused To go.
I'm going To stay right I'm
here until loose puck comes
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20
Times Skates
Derby Entry

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JAN. 26 AND JAN 81, 1916
n SILVER DEcArHLoN clL
MICHIGAN STA Open "a
under ~
fntcmedsesl
JuntorG Girls
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% l.nLb
N1 OR
carl trophy
ocarPa $50
rrro tus op n and
n por Derby Nne-Fo Boyo
and Daughter RAc-i Mile
10 Detroit
mdni
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20


ear fluttering for the supreme
courts decision on whether Mich
igan will have any more racing.
The Detroit track is bonanza
for horSemen For one thing.
it's long season cuts shipping eX-
penSeS Most important. how
ever. is the fact that for two
years. '43 and A, Detroit paid
more purse money than any track
in the Y. S. Last year II
was second only 10 Santa Anita.
We know even Man o War lost
once-and there aren't any sure
things except taxes and the old
guy with the hook But we're
willing to bet our house and lot
tFHA included) that Judge Guy
A. Miller's decision will he re-
versed in the supreme court =.
Any takers? Wc'll be sec
ing you AT the race track in
May.