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We're going to do some ankle reducing and limb
ering up exercises today, and I'm anxious that you
faithfully try these exercises, because my profess
sional reputation is. at stake. I had a heated ar
gument with some folks the other night who insist
ed that I couldn't make thick ankles who insisted
that I couldn't make thick ankles graceful. ! insist
ed that I couldn't make thick ankles graceful. I in
sisted I could simply by reducing them. And now it's
ankles to stand by me and work hard. You may
even have to convince your own husbands that it can
be done, SO let's go!
Sit well back on a chair and extend your right
leg until it is on a horizontal line with the thigh.
Then, pointing the toes outward, rotate the foot ten
times to the left and ten times to the right, keep
ing all of the action in the ankle and not bending
the knee. Repeat with the left leg and ankle. Go
through the routine five times.
OK Of wood or a book that is at least fifteen inches
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Doris were guests of Mrs. Raymond
Wade Sunday.
Paul Guest, formerly employed by
the American Rio Grande Land and
Irrigation Co. left Friday for Berke-
ly, Calf, where she will enter the
university there. He expects to
remain there for several months.
Mrs. Guest will remain here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Brooks.
Mrs. Ed Lemberg of La Feria
spent Monday and Tuesday with
her brother and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde BEEN.
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Hospital Tag Day
Committee to Meet

A meeting of the tag day commit
tee of the Mercy hospital auxiliary
has been called for 10 a. m. Tues
day, at the home of Mrs. j. J,
Young, by Mrs. John Closner, chair
man. The committee will make
more definite arrangements for the
tag day. for which the date has not
been set. The purpose Of the tag
ging is to raise money for a wash
ing machine for the hospital, which
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1880 PRESS MEETING
GOES ON SAM HOUSTON

ABILENE, April 29.-P-Sam
Houston State Teachers college,
Huntsville. won the 1880 convention
of the Texas intercollegiate Press
association at the closing session of
the annual meeting here today.
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Brciled Sausages
- T:~-f

Broiled Sausages
l pound link sausages.
Cut the sauSages half way
through SO they will lay flat. Place
them in a frying pan and broil SIX
inches below a flame. Pour off
any fat rs soon as it collects. Turn
the sausages to allow them to
brown evenly. 1t will require
about Is minutes thoroughly to
brown and cook the sausages.
If the stove does not have a broil-
er. the sausages may be cooked
slowly in a pan on top of the
stove, pouring off the fat the same
as when broiled. Sausages cooked
in this manner will be dry and
well favored.
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WINS HONORS
AT MEETING

SAN ANGELO, April 2e.-(P-Al-
pine carried off major honors in the
! West Texas DeMolay reunion which
closed here today, winning loving
cups for the largest attendance and
for the best initiatory degree team.
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE

Mrs. Heathe May was hostess to
the Wednesday Bridge club mem
bership at her home this week. Due
to the fact that several members
were out of the city but two tables
participated in the game Of Mes
DANES E. P. Congdon and H. c. JET
ferries were out of club guests.
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EDCOUCH
BAPTIST

BAPTIST MISSIONARY
The women of<the Baptist Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. A. J
Stephens Tuesday afternoon at )
o'clock for Bible study and bust
ness meeting. The Bible study was
conducted by Mrs. N. z. Tucker.
The next meeting will be held
two weeks from that date with
Mrs. T. M. Jarvis and will be a
social meeting. Members present
were Mrs. James Gunby. Mrs. Joe
Downey, Mrs. Rose Hopkins, Mrs.
v. L. T%eferteller, Mrs. o. r. Gafner
and Mrs. T. NJ. Jarvis.
METHODIST SOCIETY
The Methodist missionary society
held their meeting last week in the
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manner. Mrs. T. B. Sammons, gen.
eFal chairman, conducted the bust
ness session, which "a mostly of
a routine manner. Mrs. Forfeited
and Mrs. John Clossner of Edinburg
were guests.
Mrs. Billy Franks Of Snyder is a
guest in the Harry Keyes home.
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TUESDAY CALENDAR

Learners will have final meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Lena
More, $3.50 p. m.
Rebekahs meet at l.. o. o. F.
hall, 8 p. N.
Tii-Lo with Mrs. Jacques.
Tuesday club with Mrs. o. /.
Hicks.
Mardi club with Mrs. Bascom
Cox.
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FRIDAY CLUB

The Friday Evening Bridge club
held its meeting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Kruger last week,
with tire etableS of players pres
ent enjoying themselves at the royal
game. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nc
Henry winners of both high
scores, with Mrs. A. G. Potter and
Doctor Eppright low marks. Guests
not members of the club were Mes
danes r. w. and r. G. Lowry and
Walter Scoggtns.
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LUTHERANS MEET

AUSTIN, April 29.5(P-Luth-
Grams from every section of the state
will gather here Tuesday for the
77th annual convention of the first
evangelical Lutheran Synod of Tex
as, a branch of the Iowa Synod.
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G.. r.

The Girl Reserves elected officers
as follows at their regular meeting
last Thursday; Miss Melrose Stops,
president; Miss Clyde Wilson, vice
president; Miss Beatrice Pullen, Sec
rotary; Miss Ruth Broyles, treas
urer. The remainder of the cabinet
membership will be chosen later,
the president. and vice president
elect and the retiring president and
vice president with the faculty ad-
visor to make the selection of these
girls, Miss Ruth Stewart was elected
corresponding secretary.
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BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Columbia French Dressing
FlavorS Salad

Menu for Dinner
Broiled Link Sausages
Apple Sauce Supreme
Head Lettuce and French Dressing
Buttermilk Chocolate Cookies
Coffee
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PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Fleishacher
Of Louisville, KY, who have been
guests in the Edward Oppenheimer
home, left Wednesday afternoon for
San Antonio, to attend the big fl
esta. Mrs. Oppenheimer and Mrs.
Percy Herman, the latter from Har-
lingen, accompanied the Flelshach-
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Decker were in
McAllen Monday evening, Mrs.
Decker being in attendance at the
Eastern Star chapter meeting.
Mesdames S. M. Duffie and S. L.
Hardin were in Brownsville Tuesday,
eScorting Miss Ruth Pennybacker
thither, where she was a guest in
the home Of Mrs. Volney Taylor,
and when she delivered a lecture be-
fore the women's clubs in the after
noon.
Mrs. M. F. Armstrong, Mrs. T. M.
Armstrong, Mrs. James Gillett and
Mrs. S. w. Hargrove were in Edin-
burg Wednesday. guests at a bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. A. Y. Baler,
Mrs. Fred Guerin, Mrs. Esther
! Ferguson and Billy Ferguson are
spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Mowery in RobstoWn.
BAPTIST CIRCLES MEET
Circle day for the Baptist Mis-
| sionary union comes twice a month
the different circles meeting sep
arately circle number one, with DR..
Minnie Parish, chairman, meeting
at her home on the Pike. Mrs. Min
yard was in charge of the devotional
taking the book of Ruth as her top
ic. The four chapters were read
by the leader, with a general study
and discussion following. DR.. Par
rish led the study period which took
for the subject certain chapters IN
Royal Service" during which much
that was of special interest was
brought out.
Circle number two, with Mrs. r,
A. Mathis, leader, met at the home
Of Mrs. Meredith in this city, with
Mrs. Tanksley co-hostesS. This cir
Gle is studying the book OF Exodus,
and the leader, who is the chairman
also, gave a very interesting outline
of the chapters under consideration,
in the discussion of which all men,
bers joined.
Circle number three, with Rev.
Benson as their special guest, en-
joyed a wonderfully enthusiastic
session at the home Of Mrs. Bob
Hardgrave. Rev. Benson led the de-
v%otional, Mrs. Hardgrave leading the
study course, which included the
first three chapters of Genesis. This
circle held their blue Bird Sister"
distribution day, also choosing new
sisters for the coming month. A
feature of the meeting was the food
shower for Rev. Benson, which was
greatly enjoyed and appreciated, as
he is a temporary bachelor while
awaiting the return of his family,
who expect to be in Mission as soon
as school closes in the old home.
These circles, with number one,
all held a socia lperiod, during which
the ihostesses served refreshments.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE

Quite an Interesting meeting was
held at the Masonic temple last
Tuesday evening; being the annual
memorial service for deceased stars.
Mrs. Mary Peterson, assisted by Mrs.
josiah BiXler and others, put on the
program. Mrs. Finley Ewing, wor-
thy matron of the McAllen chap
ter, was present, as was her mother
Mrs. Ewing, ST., Mrs. Knudson and
Mrs. Humphreys.
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MISSION
METHODIST MISSIONARY

Mrs. Oscar Perkins was leader for
the Methodist missionary study pc
Rod, using the regular program ma
terial for the April session as given
in the Adult Yearbook" Of the de-
partment of education and promo
ton Of the women's section of the
board of missions. Work of the
women in a general way was the
topic with a report from Home
Council" volunteers Mrs. H. E. Smith
gave a good talk followed by Mrs.
w. A. W~olverton, whose paper treat
ed of the -Four Great Non-Chris-
tian Religions and the Part the
Women Play in Them"
Mrs. George Mitchell gave an adj
dress on How Can the Program
of the Church be Made Adequate
for the Needs of the Young People
of the Day." Mrs. Josiah Bixler fol-
lowing with items from the "Bulle-
tin" which were very interesting in
the special work portrayed.
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Valley Society
Phone
Phone z

is one Of the outstanding needs
the organization at present.
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church building. Mrs. E. B. Baker
gave a report of the missionary
conference held in San Antonio
which was enjoyed by all those
present. There was no lesson study
OF program due to having SO much
business to dispose Of. The society
turned IN $126 on the church fund.
A new piano was purchased by the
women and was delivered the past
week. The pennies paid in on the
penny contest amounted to $32.76
to date.
In the future all meetings except
social teas will be held in the
church.
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COUNTRY GLIB

The Country club met with Mrs.
Will Douglass at her home north
west of town Tuesday, with a two
table personnel OF players. Mrs.
Fred Guerin and Mrs. Esther Fer
guson were the only out-of-club
guests,
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REDUCE THICK ANKLES
BY DALI CZSLNG
Miss Huddleston, Continuing the LEG Beautiful Series,
Tells How Bullying Ankles Can Be Made Trim
and Graceful; and It's So Easy, Too!
By JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON

VIII, hOWd you all get along with the 1rSt exercises OF III series!
Fine, I hope. since today we're going to take up the second part Of the
routine that will promote more attractive appearing legs for any gr
who will devote fifteen minutes a day to the task. Surely that isn't much
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HOSTESS TO P. E. o.

Mrs. T. M. Melden was hostess at
the regular luncheon of the local
P. E. o., chapter j, the meeting TAX
ing place at the Lone Palm tea
room. Mrs. E. P. Condor, the new
president, was in charge of the bust
ness session, which was merely rou-
tine work.
A record quizz" was conducted
by Mrs. Conway, and the lesson for
the day-a review of The Cradle
of the Deep" a much discussed adj
dition of the book world by Joan
Lowell, was splendidly presented by
Mrs. Melden, and discussed from its
various angles by the chapter men,
bership. This book, which vas pub
lished as a biography, has received
much criticism, pro and con, and in
consequence, is n Of the most
widely read books of the present.
The session was full of interest,
with nearly a full membership pres
ent.
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Now place a block of wood or a book that is at least fifteen inches
long. twelve inches wide and three inches thick N the floor. Keeping
the heels on the floor and about three inches apart. rest the balls of the
feet securely on the edge of the block and rise slowly, lower the
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ENTERTATNS

ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Al Volz entertained the
members on the Tuesday afternoon
bridge club at her home east of town
this week. Mrs. William Massey
vas an out-of-club guest.
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SHOOTS ENTERTAIN

Nlr. and Mrs. B. Smoot enter
tanned the bridge club OF which they
are members, the time being Thurs
day evening, and place. Lone Palm
tearoom. Four tables of players en-
joyed the sport of the evening, with
Mrs. Earey of McAllen and j. F
Honey making high scores, Mr.
Handlers low. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames E. B. Sny-
der. Jack Lair. j. F. Honey. G. t
| Wood! with the following non-mem-
bers as guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Melch. Mrs. Pharr of Houston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Esrey Of
! McAllen.
OROINKI CLUB
The Oroinki Bridge club held their
regular session at the home of Mrs.
John P. Waite on Wednesday, with
a two-table personnel. Mrs. H. H
Rankin was high score holder. Mrs.
T. A. Humason was low. Mrs,
Moulton Smith. Mrs. L. Hardin and
Miss Lucille Miller were out-of-club
guests.
PRESBYTERIAN AUXILIARY
The Presbyterian auxiliary held a
very interesting meeting last Thurs
day being the regular meeting day
of the general auxiliary as a whole.
Rev. Brooks Dickey of McAllen gave
a splendid talk on Christian educa-
ton. in which he showed plainly
the great value of the right sort of
training.
Mesdames A. w. Boynton and
Smith from Edinburg gave a report
of the West Texas Presbyterial at
Beeville in an extremely interesting
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Apple Sauce Supreme
4 cups sliced apples,
2 cups water;
2-3 cup sugar:
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r

Mr.. and Mrs. d. @. Squyres en-
tertained a few friends with an "a
party Thursday evening. After
several exciting games were play
ed the hostess served iced tea, cake
and fruit sherbet to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Lester, Mrs. Bledsoe and Mr.. G. G.
HART.
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Squyres entertained DR.. and Mrs.
Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Mont Adkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Bledsoe, with
several games of "a. The women
lost to the men. At a late hour
the hostess served delicious refresh
ments Of iced tea, devils food cake
and Sherbet.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Miss Iris Metz left Wednesday
morning for Corpus Christi where
she will spend several weeks in fin
ishing a course of business instruc-
ton at the business college. She
will return in July.
Frank HodShire left Wednesday
morning for Monticello, Indiana, by
auto upon receipt of word Of illness
of his wife.
Mrs. Jim Thompson and two sons
of north Texas arrived here last
week for an extended visit with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ru-
fus Rinehart.
Mrs. M. A. Shields and children
were visitors at the Oswald Carter
home Sunday.
Mrs. z. S. Leggett and daughter
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FIREMEN

Former Chief P. w. Voigt enter
tanned the boys of the Edcouch
veb FER fire department Friday
n %owith a party on the floodway
efS Edcouch. Upon arrival the
b 4joyed a half hour refresh
in I'm. They then built an open
fiji <Snd roasted weiners. A gen.
eral good time was had, after which
they returned to town. The de-
partment will long remember Chief
Voigt's generosity and hope to
have him back again as soon as
possible.
The Washington times., 1929-05-23
c. j. TRACKMEN
GET HOT.

Catholic u. track athletes closed
their season in burst Of glory
against Gallaudet in a dual meet
yesterday not only by winning the
meet itself, but by breaking two
stadium records and equaling an
other. The score was 731a to 52ts,
but until the last few events the
score was close enough for either
team to snatch the victory. A
slam In the broad jump locked 1t
up for the Cardinals.
Steve Devoe turned in the feature
performance of the day, lowering
the half.mile mark from 2:04 1-5 to
2:02 1-5. Orlowski established the
other new mark by clearing the
bar in the pole vault at IL feet 4
inch, bettering the old mark by the
inch. Jerry Healy negotiated the
quarter in 53 flat, equaling his own
stadium record.
Louis Byouk, of Galiaudet. cap
tured the individual scoring honors
with 20 points, scoring firsts in the
1O0-yard dash, shotput and discus,
second in the 22O dash and thirds in
the 220 low hurdles and 44O dash.
The summaries:
Lyons. c. u. second; McGugtn. c. o..
third. Time. 0:10 lis.
229-Yard Dash--won by Lyons. c. o.:
Byouk. GAL. second: McGugins G. Up
third. Time. 0;2S as.
Half Mile-Won by De Voc. c. o.:
Dobson. Gal. second; Hickey, c. u,
third. Time 2:o2 Is.
Discus Throw-WOn BY Byouk. GAL;
RinEle. Gal, second; o'connor. c. u.
Pole Vault-Won by Oriwoslxi, G. o.;
Rulings. Gal. second: Guarnari. c. o.,
ana Yoder. Gal. tied for third. Height.
II feet / inch. New stadium record.)
G. o.: Gerth. c. o., second; stebbins.
Two Mile Won By Farrin, c. D.; Re.
gusa. G. u, second: Rosenkar. Gal,
third, Time 1:54.
Shot Pnt-Won By Byoqk. Gal :
third. Distance, SIS feet II inches
D.; second, Byouk. Cal. third. Time.
0:53. (Ties stadium record.)
220-Yard Low HurdIes--Won by Me-
Grath. 2 "; GeEth. e q. second;
Javelin Throw-Won BY Gallasher.
Gall; McGrath. c. . second: Malevich
G. u. third. Distance. Isl feet II
High Jump--won by stebbinS. Gas !:
Ridings. Gall and champa. G. o.. tan
One Nile Run-won y Dobson. Call: !,
Farrin. c. u. and Wurdeman. Gall
tied for second. Time 500 2-S;
Broad Jump-Won BY Gerth G. u.
SECOND Krick G. u. third, Lyons, c.
U. Distance. 20 feet y inches
The Washington times., 1929-05-23
Berlenbach Wins Mat
Match From Greek Foe

Paul Berlenbach, former light
heavyweight boxing champion. de-
feated Jack Maxos, Greek heavy.
weight wrestler, in two straight falls
last night at. the Gayety Theater.
The former Astoria Assassin
gained the first fall In "a minutes
with flying mare ana then applied
the finishing touches quickly for
the second fall.
Berlenbach demonstrated that he
could master Maxos at either box
ing or wrestling as both grapplers
resorted to various sorts OF holds
and punches. Maxos was unable
to withstand the mauling methods
employed by the ex-boxer.
Bobby Mainfort won two straight
falls from Tom Clayton in fast
preliminary bout. scoring the first
In 1914 minutes and the next IN IL
minutes. Young Kirchman de-
feated Young GOtch in 1lk min
utes in time-llmit match.
The Washington times., 1929-05-23
l. 5. GIRLS lose
NET MATCH

ROLAND GARROS STADIUM
Anteuil, May 23 I'm. 81. Senorita
Lii D'Aivarez, Spanish tennis star,
and Miss Kea Boun1an, OF Holland,
today eliminated Miss Helen Wills
and Miss Edith Cross, Of California,
S-6, 6--4, In their match In the
quarter finals Of the French hard
courts championship today.
Although the Spanish Dutch com.
bination was one Of the favorites in
the women's doubles play, their vic
tory was somewhat OF d sensational
reversal.
The attractive Spanish girl and
her Dutch partner rose to great
heights to defeat the two American
stars. Several times they broke
through the powerful service of
Miss Wills.
The Washington times., 1929-05-23
Girl Swimming Champ
Defends Title Tonight

CHICAGO. May 23 isabelle smith
fastest Of Chicago's women distance.
swimmers, win defend her title to-
night in the tank of the Illinois
WOmen's Athletic Club.
Unbeaten In two years, Miss
Smith will race against her team
mate, Mary Lou Quinn, in the 500.
yard Central "A. "A. u. champion.
ship.
II Mary Lou wins she win have
to her credit every Central Al. "A. u.
title from SO to 500 yards.
In the low board diving title
event. Jane Fauntz. national cham.
pion. is an outstanding favorite.
The Washington times., 1929-05-23
.AVISCUP
Ne PLAY
OPENS

Washington viii be treated
to a top-notch tennis exhibi-
ton this afternoon, when the
opening rounds Of the inter-
zone American Davis Cup
matches between United States
and Japan get underway at
p 80 o'clock on the courts OF
the Chevy Chase Club.
Two singles are on the prograts
ana Captain Fitz-Eugene Dixon, O.
the United States squad, has desis
mated John Hennessey and Johk
van Ryn to meet the invading net
men from the Far East. Yoshire
Ol1ta. 9eader OF the Oriental forces.
let ii be known that he win use
himself and Tamio Abe against the
Americans.
Sadakazu Onda. the third membel
of the Japanese team, will probably
not get into the singles today nor
the doubles tomorrow. How Cap
tain Dixon win line up his doubles
combination tomorrow Is unknown.
The cOIOrfuI gathering, num-
boring ranking dlgnitaries Of
the Diplomatic and social cult,
viii be headed by Mrs. Hoover,
who win attend tOday's opening
matches. There will also be on
hand the chiefs Of national
tennis rs well as the head
liners Of District tennis circles.
Among the more prominent tennis
officials who win be present are:
Samuel n. COLON, president Of the
| United States Lawn Tennis AssO-
ciatfon: Julian S. Myrick. former
chairman OF the Davis Cup COM
mittee; Harry n. Slocum. former
president OF the United States Lawn
Tennis Association; Abner 7. Leeck,
jr., Of the Columbia Country Clubs
Louis I. Doyle, Arthur HELEN and
Lawrence A. Baker. 4.
Otto GIocker, tennis pro at Chevy
Chase, and Jimmy Mitchell assis.
tant tennis pro, have attended to all
details in connection with placing
| the courts in tiptop shape. The
warm sun has dried the clay, and
the courts win be fast unless rain
appears to darnped the event ana.
crowd, too. 3#
Chairman Baker, in charge Of ar
rangements at the club, reports
that most Of the seats for the
matches have been sold, and that
all win be- gone this afternoon, and
they win be at q premium. Special
afternoon. Special stands have also
stands haev also been erected TO IN
crease the seating capacity, and
more than 1000 spectators win be
accommodated.