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Evening star., 1940-08-13
Rainbow Vets Offer
Sports Program at
Outing Saturday

Swimming. boating and field
sports are on the program arranged
for the 22d annual summer outing
Of the District Of Columbia Chap
ter. Rainbow Division. A. E. F. Vet
Grams and their families scheduled
Saturday at Herald Harbor.
DR.. Albert M. Kloczewski, chair
man of the Outing Committee, be-
lieves the program is one of the
most attractive ever mapped out.
Accommodations for those desiring
to simply rest and relax also have
been arranged.
James E. Witherite, chairman of
the Transportation Committee. is
anxious to hear from members
having extra space in their cars as
well as those needing transporta-
ton, He can be reached at Shep-
herd 5211.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Only Two Guys Think Bob
Hos q Chance and He's One.

This Conn-Pastor thing, mean
while, or Conn what s-his-name, as
they call it around the Conn camp,
is the most one-sided fight I ever
heard Of. Only two guys give Pastor
a chance-Pastor himself, and his
manager, James Joy Johnston. In
fact, they are the only two guys who
are sure of Pastors name.
"P-a-s-t-o-r, Pastor. Keep it in
mind" advises Mr.. Johnston, be
cause you will be hearing it long
after this silly Irishman, Conn. is
back in Pittsburgh in a breadline
They'll try to make a stooge out of
my Robin, will they? They'll match
this swell-headed turkey with Louis
before he fights us, will they? They
take us for granted, do they?
Let me tell you that Pastor was
big shot in this racket before
Conn started shaving. We fought
Louis twice We practically licked
him once. If we amt the second
best heavyweight in the business,
we'll do till somebody comes along,
ana QOn mean conn. conn can
punch. He's anemic. He's not there
with the red corpuscles, if you fol-
low me-" says Mr.. Johnston.
Thus, in the lonesome lair Of
Pastor and Johnston, you find to-
nights engagement considered as a
fight, and not as a workout for
William Conn. If they forget to
mention Pastors name in the in
Productions, Mr.. Johnston will be
there with his own megaphone, and
he will have his own pilot in the
sky overhead, spelling out Pastors
name in red smoke.
One way or another thing the
time will come during the evening
when Pastor will make himself
known to Conn in very forcible
fashion. 1t looks like Conn's fight
from here, but if he treats it as a
shave and a haircut for the Louis
bout, he may quite possibly be
shaved too close.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Alice Marble Starts
Drive for Fourth
Essex Title
BY the Associated Press.

MANCHESTER, Mass, Aug. 13.-
Defending champion and queen of
the American courts, top-seeded
Alice Marble of Beverly Hills, Calf
faces Louise Raymond Of Scarsdale
N. Y, today in the first round of her
quest for fourth championship in
the Essex County Club women's in
vitation tennis tournament.
In first round matches yesterday
the only upset saw Mrs. Dorothy
Andrus Of Stamford, Conn, 14th
ranked nationally and the tourna-
ment's champion two years ago
eliminated by Miss Virginia Ellis OF
Harvard.
Miss Ellis, a former New England
titlist, went down in the second
round, bowling in straight sets to
Barbara Bardley of Los Angeles.
Otherwise the favored players
went on without trouble, Virginia
Wolfenden of San Francisco, fourth
seeded player, having the hardest
row to hoe with two stubborn battles
against Barbara Neild of Rye, N. Y,
and Mrs. Johnny Van Ryn OF
Austin, Tex.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Ten Speed Aces Held
Likely for Regatta
Feature Here
All Committees Report
Progress for Varied
Program Mex: Month

The men who manage the Dis
trict's annual Presidents Cup re-
gatta had the full steam -ahead sig
nal today, following the first Of two
report luncheons of the association
held yesterday in the Harrington
Hotel.
With the regatta only a month
away. plans are being rushed for
the three week ends of competi-
ton with sailing races September
IA and Is and winding up the week
end of September % with inboard
events.
All committee heads yesterday re-
ported favorable progress. A Sec
ond luncheon meeting will be held
early in September.
r. Aubrey Bogley, chairman OF
the Race Committee, expressed the
hope Of a possible 10-entry list for
the feature Presidents Cup race
All Of the seven racers entered in
the Gold Cup regatta at North
port, Long Island, this week end are
expected here, he said.
Same Speedsters Expected.
They include Herb Mendelson's
new Notre Dame, Zalmon Simmons
current Gold Cup champion My Sin
Lou Fageols So-Long, George Can
mons Grey Goose, the Miss Syndi-
cate, a rebuilt racer owned by Hor-
ace Dodge; the Tinker Toy, a con-
verted class E runabout which
young Gar Wood, outboard cham
pion, will race, and Vic Kleisrath's
Hotsy Totsy.
A sailing course. providing for the
first time a perfect triangular Cir
cult. will be afforded sailors COM
peting for The Evening Star Tro-
phies, Arthur H. Clephane, in charge
of sailing, told the large group yes
terday. Deep water now exists in
Georgetown Channel opposite the
Gravelly Point Airport, he said.
Bogley reported his committee had
been subdivided, with Andy Duffy
in charge Of outboard details ano
Eric Greenleaf. inbosrds.
| For the added convenience of spec
tators who will line Hains Point
seawall. ampliflers this year will be
erected ashore rather than or
barges in the channel. One hun
dred boxes will be set up in this
area, with tickets for sale at re-
gatta headquarters in the Willard
Hotel.
OutbOard Events Filling.
Vice Chairman Duffy revealed
that 43 entries already have beer
received for the o,itboard races. suf.
flcient at this time to justify al
events now slated. Many more are
anticipated, he said.
A rendezvous dinner will be helc
| this year at the Shoreham Hote
September %.
Guests yesterday included Maj. J
B. Newman Of the United States en-.
gineers' office here and Comdr
Charles F. Green of the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Outboards will hold sway on thu
Potomac September 27, while tht
inboard races are on for September
% and 20.
Evening star., 1940-08-13

Fourteen members of the Sergt.
Jasper team, representing Wash
ington's American Legion Junior
Baseball League, leave by train to-
morrow morning for Wilson, N. c.,
where they will participate in a
three day baseball tournament
against winning teams from Mary
land, Virginia and North Carolina.
The tournament opens on Thurs
day after the boys have been feted
and banqueted at a special gather
ing in Wilson on Wednesday night.
Drawings for Thursdays and Fri
days games also will be made dur
ing the banquet.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Buford Aims to CIinch
Semi-Pro Title Tonight

Ry the Associated Press.
DENVER, Aug. 13-The battle
for top money in the Denver Posts
25th baseball tournament, between
two of the hardest-hitting clubs
ever to plav here, may turn into
two-night show.
Undefeated Buford, Ga, will clash
with Duncan, Okla, beaten once,
tonight.
If Buford triumphs the tourna-
ment is over. If Duncan wins an
other game between the survivors
of l3 days and nights of canonad-
ing must be played tomorrow night
under the two-defeat regulation.
Evening star., 1940-08-13

be wasted effort to stock them
Whatever happens in the way OF
increased fish and fishing for Mid
die River the sportsmen themselves
will have to do 1t.
Saltwater fish are staging q
comeback on Chesapeake Bay since
the cooler days returned. Exhibit
A of this was the weekly luncheon
yesterday at the Neptune Room fol-
members of the Monday Sports
mans Luncheon Club. They feasted
on spot, part of a catch Of 400 made
the day before by w. B. Garrison
and George Shaffer, who went out
Of Galesville with Capt. Packard
Trott. They also caught 81 rock
mostly small, by cumming.
The monthly meeting of the
Washington Chapter of the Izaak
Walton League will be held tomor-
row evening at o'clock at the
Willard Hotel. Reports will be-
heard on the recent fishing rodeo
at Solomons, which was a financial
success, and on progress for next
years national convention, which
will be held in Washington for the
first time. Another report will be
made by a committee studying
eradication of water chestnut from
the Potomac.
Frederic c. Walcott, president OF
the American Wild Life Institute,
announces the appointment Of the
noted biologist, J. Paul Miller, as
secretary of the organization. He
succeeds c. M. Palmer, jr., who
resigned to enter private business.
Palmer, however, has accepted an
appointment to the Institutes Board
of Trustees. The change in per-
sonnel will be effective September
Is, when Miller can be released
from his present duties with the
Fish and Wild Life Service of the
Interior Department.
Evening star., 1940-08-13

for Rocky Mount at the, close Of the
school term.
Boston, of course, retains the right
to bring him up for the full major
league campaign if he shows enough
improvement, although Steiner is
assured a college education If he
desires it.
Benny, a shortstop by preference
but all-around player in emergencies,
is hitting well over 700 for J. c.
Flood Plumbers in the National City
League and over 400 for Center
Market in the Departmental League.
He is regarded as one OF the finest
prospects developed in high school
baseball since Bill Werber played
at Tech.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
ID Jospers Leave Tomorrow
For Legion Tourney Play

William M. Daniel, Mayor of Will
son, will make the welcoming ad-
dress at tomorrow nights festivities,
while the principal speaker will be
William D. Schwartz, the Legion's S
national Americanism commissioner.
The games will be played at one of
the most modern baseball plants in
the South, Wilson's Municipal Sta
dium. Thursdays and Saturdays
games will be played at night, while
Fridays game will be in the after
noon. The winning team will 90 on
to the sectional finals at Charlotte,
N. c., starting on August %, and
if successful it will go on to the
nationals in Kansas.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Bosox Sign Steiner for Farm;
Will Send Him to College

Benny Steiner, former Central
High School grid and diamond ace,
will report to the Boston Red Sox
on their home lot Thursday, it was
learned today.
Steiner. who had been looked over
by Detroit and st. Louis, has been
signed by the Sox, but will not begin
his active professional career until
next spring when he joins Rocky
Mount Of the Piedmont League.
Under terms of his agreement
Benny will matriculate at the Uni
versity of North Carolina next
autumn and will spend four years
on the Tarheel campus working for
a degree He will not participate in
intercollegiate sports, but will play
Evening star., 1940-08-13
BY the Associated Press. .

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Aug 13.-The
college All-Stars are planning to
beat the aerial-minded Green Bay
Packers at their own game when
the two teams meet in the seventh
annual All-Star battle in Soldier
Field August %.
When the collegians began serious
preparation for the game yesterday
Coach Eddie Anderson of Iowa lost
no time getting his passers lined
up. This group included Nile
Kinnick, star Of his own team last
fall; George Cafego, Tennessee;
Harold Van Every, Minnesota;
Amby SCHNEIDER and Grenny Lans-
dell, Southern California, and Banks
McFadden, Clemson.
The All-Stars Of 1887 defeated
the Packers, g to o, In this manner,
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Seats Still on Hand
For Redskin Tits

Tickets for Redskins football
games still are available in the up
per right field stand and in the low
er stand at the goal line and behind
the end zone. These seats are in
the covered grandstand.
Good locations in field stands and
boxes also are reported available.
Final payment on season tickets is
due Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
First Inning Is Enough

st. Elizabeth's scored five runs in
the first inning to have things pretty
much its own way while defeating
Boiling Field. 9-3, in a Militia loop
baseball game.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Rod and Stream
By GEORGE HUBER.

divided question OF whether 70
Middle IN getting
reported that hundreds
these reports further
by hed there since the season
opened
between in waters where they usually
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Kuvukos Rout Sherwood

Kavakos Grill took a five-inning
sofeball game at Sherwood Play
ground yesterday, downing VOLTS
Market, 14-4.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMEhICAN ASSOCIAIION.
Indianapolis. IL: st. Paul, 2.
Toledo, s.; Milwaukee, 4.
Only games.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
No pa ~ nc erh advIod
Evening star., 1940-08-13
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Durham, 100; Asheville. 2-1.
Portsmouth. B; Richmond, o.
Norfolk. 9; Rocky Mount. o.
Only games.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
Motions of a Genuine Bout
With all the Trimmings.

"Fella probably had couple OF
beers to many" he says. You know
how it is with these sparring part
ners when they get hold of a piece
of change. Now listen, if you were
fighting Louis and he led with the
left from about here, would you
hook around him with the left, OF
would YOU"
III explain this situation" says
Mr.. Johnny Ray, Conn's manager
taking the interviewer aside. While
preparing to meet Louis, we have
here now whats-his-name-Pas-
tor-and to make him feel better
about it, we are going to make like
1t is a real fight, with all the mo-
tions. You know.
"A poor bum like this gets great
kick out of thinking he is fighting
Conn. We won't hurt him much
Just main him a little. His wife
will probly recognize him when
it's over. His kids? Well, don't
know about them. 1t depends on
how we'll they remember him. Poor
guy. This will be an experience
he can talk about all his life, when
he RECEIVERS.
"I am being kept very busy" con-
tinues Mr.. Ray, deciding where to
hold the Conn-Louis fight. The
Pittsburgh proposition sounds pref
ty good, but they might 60 for il
in Washington or Detroit, and il
ought to draw real good money right
here in New York.
Louis should be easy for us. ]
figure that after three or foul
rounds, Billy will have him coming
with the left and begin to cross
the right. After that"
After that, it appears, Billy will
clean up the military situation
knock Hitler's head against Musso-
1inis, and retire to bring his scrap
book UP to date.
Evening star., 1940-08-13
From the
Press Box
Conn's Camp Unworried
By Pastors Threats
By JOHN LARDNER.
Special Correspondent OF The Star.

NEW YUM, aug. lo' tN'A-AN'Fa"' :
William Conn of Pittsburgh, the
Nations principal paid-up white
hope, now in training for fight
in September with Joe Louis, will
spar a few brief rounds at the Polo
Grounds here tonight with-lemme
see, who is that fellow? Conn was
going to tell me, but he couldn't
remember the name-oh, yes, a local
guy, name of Bob Pastor, always
available for parties, charities. stag
affairs and tune-ups.
1t may be worth Pastors while.
Conn probably will give him sub
stantial tip when they knock of.
Another tip from Conn's manager
taxi fare home-maybe a cigar
all told, it comes to pretty good
nights work for sparring partner
A popularity of this fight is that
while Mr.. Conn is already training
for Louis, Pastor has been training
for Conn. In certain quarters, this
eccentric stooge has gone so far
as to hint that they will fight with
regular, official, light gloves and
tape and a real referee and judges
and all the rest Of it.
What is more" says Pastor, for
getting his lowly station, Il am
going to knock of this pretty So
and-so's head"
You can't prove any of these
rumors by Conn. Billy is too busy
thinking about the fight to worry
about Pastor, when he can re-
member Pastors name at all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-19
Make
 Breakfast Tempting Meal

If you "can't get 'em up in the morninp." meaning your family of sleepy-heads, doesn't that start the day oil wrong for the whole house hold? It means that everyone has to hurry and there's no time for a friendly chat, little planning ot the days activities or even for a breakfast that is satisfying and thoroughly enjoyed. And perhaps that last is the most harmful fea- ture. This is especially true where there are children who have a long morning at school, or when any members of the household have strenuous days before them. They need a substantial breakfast after the nights fast as a supply ot energy for their work or play.
 Breakfast Is Important
 Sometimes really tempting breakfast will solve the problem in two ways. It will be worth getting up for and satisfying amount of food will be eaten. In fact break fast is a meal worth a little extra planning, says Inez s. Wilson, home economist, and she suggests that this planning include ease of prep aration. A really good breakfast need not take much time or extra work.
 For instance, the addition of crisp bacon slices to the breakfast menu is a great tempter of capacities, and bacon requires only a short time to prepare. Put 8 single layer of slices in a cool frying-pan and cook slowly over low heat, turning occa- sionally. Pour off the f.t from time to time SO that the bottom of the pan is only well greased. When the bacon is light golden brown and evenly crisped, remove to hot platter.
 Canadian style bacon or ham slices may be used if you prefer. They are as easily broiled or pam broiled.
 Another taste tempter which is also fine source of energy for the day is sausage Little link sausage is easily prepared. Here is a way Of serving it in combination with fruit, an especially tasty breakfast dish.
 Sausage Links with Pineapple
 Link sausage
 2 tablespoons flour
 IF cups crushed pineapple and
 juice
 Toast
 TQace the sausage in a cool fry ing-pan. Add 2 tablespoons water, cover and steam for five minutes. Remove cover, pour off liquid ard brown. Take up sausage. Add flour to drippings and brown. Add crushed pineapple, stirring until it is heated. Serve on toast points with link sausage on top.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-19
Gourmets Delight
 Bacon And Frankfurter Grl

Bacon and frankfurters! There's real food team. Both are aWfully good eating along but when they're "teamed-up" together they are really super.
 The crispness of well cooked ba- con and the juicy succulence of top quality frankfurters are true con- pliments to each other, and great favorites with youngsters and young minded groWnupS.
 Nicest of all, both these delicious products are so economical just now. With bacon at its present low cost you csn sreve very gener- ous portions of 2 of the finest frankfurters you can purchase with two strips of bacon for 7A to 8 cents serving.
 You can count on 8 to 10 of the smaller, tender casing frankfurters to every pound. And there will be 1920 slices of bacon to each pound. A little simple arithmetic will yield this answer = one pound frank furters and one-half pound bacon makes dinner for or 5. We'd like to suggest some buying guides for quality in both bacon and frank furterS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-19

specific cooking problems send letter reauestins this You Will receive Please enclose cent stamp to cover postage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-19

It is not necessary to prepare an elaborate or expensive dish In order to present your family or your guests with something that may rightly be termed a "delicacy." Some of the most attractive and healthful delicacies imaginable may be served regularly by those who must at all times practice economy. The illustration shows a dish of tomatoes stuffed with Lima beans. The only ingredients called for are tomatoes, lettuce, dried Lima beans and a little mayonnaise dressing - yet the result is not only a "deli. cacy" but a very healthful we'll balanced delicacy at that. Lima beans are one of our most i'm. portant protein foods and stand at the top of the list of popular foods SO far as percentage of alkalinity Is concerned.
 Here is the simple recipe, follow ed by another that you will find equally desirable:
 Tomatoes Stuffed With Llmas Peel tomatoes, remove centers and fill with cooked, dried Limas mixed with mayonnaise dressing. Place on lettuce, cover top with mayonnaise dressing and place row of cooked Limas around the tomato.
 LImas With Sausage
 # pound sausage
 1 medium-siZed onion
 l cup cooked, dried Limas
 1 cup tomatoes
 F teaspoon chili F teaspoon salt
 Fry onion and sausage until we'll done. Add other ingredients and simmer for 30 minutes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-19
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 prepared by Ynu Nsursnaner-RettY Service Department
AN ELEGANT SUNDAY DINNER
Your Newspaper-Retty crocker Home Service oep
Grown Roast of Pork

Roast of Pork Y (th mashed potatoes surrounded
 by young whole carrots, buttered)
 Spiced Apples Jelly
 ..-. |
 Crisp Salad n Lettuce Cups 4 Strawberry Cream NOuveau Angel Food Delight Roast of Pork grandlOokng affair It will give @ s % a % s n han @ x{ and vegetables all one platter and handsome ana e I I'd will glad to the v you M from eae the you The bones should be cut uniform sng and from them far the lean meat The ribs are seed into the shape with the ribs outside
 Baking Crown inch cubes of fat salt pork potatoes the end in open Season well with salt and Roast covered for B minutes in very hot Syen @ 1 T & to h the @ neat utes for each pound.
 from the cubes of fat @ fs with the mashed which chives have been added Make salad vegetables E-ess little would would feG be delicious
 you apples the spced peaches will do canned apple
 ANGEL FOOD DELIGHT DESSERT 9: s';a ss caIi pineapple cut n hneh cup tGsted peean cut up large serving plate entire from the cakeabout dge age and ias from middle leaving RGY ~s of I se ntef att e ab nch Beat the until stiff Blend Blend the s ore DS Ssn saf 5 for the filling Into this ha fold the @ M with this Replace the Spread the remaining the and sides Chill the for hours or -@------copynAa by crrh1 hcz-- specific cooking problems send letter prompt enclose cent stamp to cover postage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-19
Salads For
 The Spring

Breathes there a home with kit chen so empty it does not boast salad bowl? Woo a wooden one for yourself next gift time (there's a tip for bridal showers-all the salad equipmentD if you haven't one Meantime, just use one of china ol glass or even one of your nest o1 mixing bowls. But "bowl' your salad that's the way to get an amiable amalgamation of flavors; the toss together!
 Supper's back in style. Spring has brought back to family favor the little meal" at night that's perhaps one hot dish-say soup-and a big bowl of salad from which to dive for seconds, and even thirds.
 Add the easiest of desserts, some thin bread and butter or mullins, pots of good coffee-and yell "supppppppper, Johnnee!"
 Here are your bowl salads or salad bowls best suited for main course appearance. Add them to your repertoire and be proud!
 Florida Greens Salad Bowl /
 2 cups shredded lettuce /, 1 cup chicory cut into small bits 4 tablespoons Roquefort cheese, crumbled
 | 4 tablespoons grated raw carrot 1-2 cup Florida grapefruit sec tions, cut in pieces.
 1 tablespoon chopped sweet pepper
 French dressing
 Blend ingredients, which have been drained and chilled, and place in salad bowl Mix in French dress ing. Toss lightly and serve from the bowl or on individual plates.
 Heidelberg Salad
 6 canned pear halves
 l cup chopped sauerkraut 1 cup diced celery | 1-2 cup all-bran
 Russian dressing l pimiento
 1-2 square cream cheese
 Drain pears and sauerkraut anc chill thoroughly. Combine dicec pears and sauerkraut with celery Add Russian dressing and all-bran Serve on lettuce. Garnish witt pimiento and cheese. 4 servings
 Banana Fruit Salad Bowl
 Wash and dry carefully one ol more varieties of fresh crisp green' and place in salad bowl. Arrange long strings of ripe banana (yellov peel fecked with brown) attrac lively on the greens. Add a variety ) of other fruits such as orange ane
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-19

grapefruit sections, slices of avo- cado, thin slices of pineapple, whole berries or cherries. Serve with French dressing.
 Cabbage And Date Toss 3 cups shredded cabbage 1 cup diced pineapple (freSh or
 canned) 12 Q-4 pkg) sliced paSteurized
 dates
 French dressing
 Lettuce, shredded Endive Soak the cabbage in cold water until crisp. Drain thoroughly. Add he pineaple, dates, dressing and yreens, and toss with two forks until we'll mixed. Serve cold. Serves 6.
 All-in- One Salad Bowl 1 head lettuce
 can string beans, drained