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Arlington Park
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000: special
weights; maidens; 2-year-olds: 6 fuIlonss;
zFlorizan Beau fJemas) $50 $50 $50
Transformer tVedderi 500 ~
After School 'DabsonI 4.6O
Also rsn-woodsman sunity, vsldina
Tout, Pompim, Calls Pet, r. Dee, Tatu,
Eastmoor and Haywood.
at Piatt entry
Scratched but reinstated
SECOND RACE--Purse, $1,000; claim
ing ing; 3-year-olds and upward fur
Ever After Garner 1900 $50 $40
Crumpet (HaskelD 400 ESQ
Nigrette tCruickshank) $40
Also ran-Onig, Hustle Along, Flora
Span. Black Time. Broadway Juel; Dodge
Me. Lyner Busy Lutrecia and Askaris.
DAILY Double paid S45 .40D
THIRD RACE-Purse. s110Q; claimins;
3-year-olds and upward; g furlongs.
Trim sleeper iBerserj $50 $50
Annie Alone (HsskelD 400
Also ranELinser Awhile. Miss Harriet
Anopheles. Joe W and Wrinkle.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; allow
snces; 3-year-olds: Z furlonEs Chute.
Bayou Cook tCruiks'nk) 1900 $50 40
Also ran-JezebeI II. rlyinr Torpedo,
Alned, wire Tapper' Behave and
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Rockingham Park
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-purs.; $500; claiming:
Anaae AeaseS cp6iiard' 1isf ~ $50 IS 40
Geprsis EF:ooirovirzl F EoKrovirzl $50
Amszia. Two ways. Gresf Hurry, Kitty
Leon, Tinto. Easy Jack and Top Half
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Chance Run tKrovtt7' 114o $50 $50
General Planet lBrigss $50 400
Arabesaue iTaylor, $50
Aso,,s,; AS EaHIEihs! Psir , AlkyOn Joe Pete,
DAILY Double paid s3asoD
THIRD RAcE-purse $500: claiming;
Skeetsr S IN n n Gonzlez' 1890 $50 $50
spiiirsS saf RsSH7 w. 4 TsyioG S!i5G' 500 $50 $50
Sir 's Su:.i 5sfG afI, E.h Mites csns,..s. sss
Transvine, Dutch Courage
FOURTH RACE-Purse 81 900. claim
ine; 3-year -olds and upward furlonss.
snarror sas Mtks cs1S eagnin sistn 80 81" -" -"
Sweet Shop TAYLOR 40
Also ran-chalcolit. and Bonheur.
FIFTH RAcE-purse. $1,000; allow
snces; 2-year-o -old: 5la furlones
Incoming tMoral 500 500 $50
Begda (Pollard) $40 2.40
Rare CDuDpSl $40
Time. LOTS.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 300: claiming
3-yesr-olds and upward: Ii. miles
Hypocrite kirk $50 2.4n go
Greedan KEEPER 300 ee0
Fancy Free tMcMulenD $50
Time. I:477s.
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Racing Results
Saratoga
By the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-purs. $1,000 allow
ward. about miles.
Speculate tRobyl $40 $40 $40
Beach Maiden ,tGallah.D $50 500
Golden Oak sMaseel $40
Also ran-Keusboro. Tn. B.ak and
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000. special
weights, msidens; 2-year-olds; bia fur
~ Po!tsrs Cir! ,R'sono 1910 ,s7o 5.ddo 10
Ninety Days tMeade) SEQ
Also ran-Enchantress Hadapolly Small
Wonder Heedful Idle 0uest, Escarp-
menl. bBlandish Jane Blenheim and
aW Stone and wheatley Stable entry;
b Anne D. Stevenson and j. NJ Robbins
DAILY Double paid s424OD
THIRD RAcE-Purs. 81 500: allow
ances; 3-yesr-olds and upward fgrlonss:
Imperatrice (Skellyl go out
Donna Leona tBreenl out
Also ran-a Agility. Fleetboroush.
al NJ. Roeblins and Mrs. A. Schuttinser
entry.
FOURTH RACE-PuEse. $500. allow
ances. 3-year-ods; Wilson Nile.
Sir Alfred Peters $50 90 10
Basileus CSchmidn 1870 90
Wishing Iongden( 90
Time, 40.
Also ran-SpTnsvood- Cross Country
and Peep Show.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. SH 0on added
Flash Stakes. H-year-olds 3 furionEs
Amphitheatre Meade $40 z so 40
Buster Anderson $50 500
Grsv Dream ,Waln 500
Time, ! .06iS
Also ran-Ack-Ack and Fiausht.
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Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Eost Track ot Bel Air
FIFTH RACE-FEED PATCH,
ERIN'S GIRL, EGYPTA.
,TEEL BEAM.

FEED PATCH copped at Havrs
de Grace and P!mllco this spring
and he has an excellent chance OF
defeating the good field he finds
opposed TO him here. ER1NS
GIRL has been winning her share
and she should have lot to say
about the result. EGYPTA won
her last and she could be close.
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CopitoI D. A. R. Group
Reaches Mexico City
q, the Associated Press.


MEXICO CITY. July 26.--A oele-
cation of 30 members of the District
of Columbia Chapter Of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution ar
rived here by train yesterday.
The D A R delegates headed by
Mrs H. c. Oberholsei, the chapters
State regent. were DELAYED "a hours
by a washout between Nogales and
the capital
Mrs. Oberholser said the delega-
ton was here as demonstration
of United States interest and
friendliness toward Mexico" Dele
gates will leave for home August 5.
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SEVENTH RACE - YANKEE
LAD, IVY ", META WOOD.

YANKEE LAD runs MANY con-
sistent races and he has the sbll-
itv 10 turn back the callber OF
opposition he matched strides
with here. IVY K has wins At
this strip and At Hagerstown 10
recommend her chances META
WOOD disappointed in her last
but she can do very much better
than that.
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Dutch Clark Regains
Grid Players 'sStatus
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 28.-Coach Earl
CDutch) Clark of the Cleveland
Rams was given his release today by
the Detroit Lions, the National Pro-
fessional Football League team that
he quarterbacked 70 champion
ship in 1885.
The release will enable Clark, who
Joined the Rams after several sea-
sons as coach of the Lions. to enter
games as a player against his former
teammates If he chooses to become
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plsyer-coach this season at
Cleveland.
Eight other members of the Lions
1885 championship squad were also
given their releases. They were
Ernie Caddel, Glenn Presnell and
Frank Christensen, backs; Ed Kle-
wicki and John Schneider, ends;
Glare Randolph and Frank Knox,
centers, and George Christensen,
tackle.
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SIXTH RACE TAR MISS,
SCHLEY AL, McHENRY.

TAR MISS hasn't scored this
wear. but she has been close up
with good ones on more than one
occasion and this may be the spot
she comes to life in. SCHLEY AL
seldom turns in a really bad out
ing and he could be the one to
dispute the issue. McHENRY has
threatened and he rates close up.
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EIGHTH RACE-WORTH0WN-
ING. SANTIAGO, PEPPERY.

WORTHOWNING vas third in
his last after winning his three
previous tries. A return to top
form should find this gelding In
front at the finish. SANTIAGO
won her last with something
left a. the end anC she may be
the one 70 offer the stoutest ar
gument PEPPERY to distance
the others
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Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT.

In any cases where postponement
Of the hearing Of A motion is to be
requested notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
2 o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will be
the policy of the court rot 70 grant
postponements if the aforesaid
notice is not given, except when
extraordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving Of such notice.
Roll call of moCons will be at
s:45 a m. as heretofore has been the
practice.
MOtionS-JuStiCe /. Alan Colds
borough.
Assignments for tomorrow;
In re Clarence H Birch writ.
Garrett VS. Garrett: rule.
Young VS.. Barry ct al: attorneys,
Kremer & Blngham-Richsrdson;
Fraser; Mcneil.
Duke vs.. Mitchell ct al; attorneys,
Hubert-Wilson, Miller.
Copperthite VS. Copper.hite: at
torneys. WagShdl--Grantham.
ODonnell VS.. The Lofstrand Co.
ct al; attorneys. Borchardt; O'Don-
nell-Strasburger.
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TuIbert Wins in Tourney

SOUTHAMPTON. n Y. July %
LP,.-Billy Talbert of Cincinnati, the
Nations 18th ranking player out
steadied joey Fishback at the base
lines and blasted the New Yorker
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Shelter Survives CoIIopse

LONDON LP)-During a Mersey-
side air raid six persons, including
two children, we're saved when two
adjoining houses crumpled on top Of
their indoor shelter. The shelter
withstood the weight OF the build
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FOURTH RACE-MISS BUZ-
ZARD, BRAZEN HUZZY,
ruANCEP

MISS BUZZARD has been
raced and worked into tlp-top
condition and she appears ready
to trim a field of this caliber. II
successful she should reward
with nice odds. BRAZEN HUZZY
has been winning her share ana
she has to be given stout con-
sidera ton. CHANGER has been
th~ootonino
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Arlington Park East.

By the Louisville Times
1-Bolute. Village Queen, Belle Tara.
2-Latepasss Worry, Joy Ride.
3-Black Flame, More Days, The
Object.
4-Leading Article, Alhalon, Float
Away.
5-Pajas. Double Call, Doublerab.
6-Tomochichi, Memphis, Kirwin.
7-Golden Era, Mordecai, Wauchula
8-Tiger Teddy, Beau Do, Alspur
g. tSubstitute) New Discovery. Sud-
den Thought, Gounod
Best bet-Leading Article.
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at the net today 10 gain a s-3
So triumph in the first round Of
the 51st Meadow Club invitation
tennis tournament. Rated seventh
in the draw, Billy vas first favorlte
TO see action after an early rain
had delaved play.
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THIRD RACE-FLYCATCHER,
LONE GALLANT, BIFNNY.

FLYCATCHER won his first
try at this strip and he ac-
complished his win in fairly good
running time. The gelding may
be able TO show a repeat vic
tory. LONE GALLANT whips
fair opposition at times and he
won his recent test here. BLEN-
NY is on the improve and he
could be in the picture.
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FIRST RACE-STEEL BEAM
NALyOIS. BUSY TINE.
BEST BET

STEEL BEAM won her last
two attempts at Delaware Park
and right off her record she ap-
pears to have the important
money in the opening dash at
her mercy. MALVOIS trimmed
a good field in her last at this
strip and she is a dangerous
threat. BUSY TIME has good
form to recommend her here.
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SECOND RACE - NUINSKY,
ACTRESS. KENNER.

NIJINSKY hasn't been able to
win race this year, but he has
threatened on numerous occa-
sions and his recent good work
outs indicate he is near peak
condition. ACTRESS scored at
Bowie this spring, but hasn't
shown a thing since that victory.
KENNER trimmed fair opposition
at Charles Town.
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EVENING WASHINGTON, D. MONDAY,
p1~:,1 No,uc Todoys Results - Entries
NuS'II9 '>eW> AndSe|ections for tomorrow
Other Selections
Consensus at Saratoga (Slow)

NOnSenSuB NJ SATdtokd tSIONJ'
BY the Associated Press
dennis F., Hard Cracker Co
lumbus Day.
2-Sanwick, Gran Cosa Inquirer.
3-Sundial, Blitzkrieg, Devil Diver.
4-Yarrow Maid, Celaeno, Dusk II.
5-Starlike. Boiled Shirt, Kahyrite.
6-Parasang. Fenelon, Fairy Chant.
7-Aluminio, Memory Book, Bright
Gray.
Best bet-Sundial.
Rockingham Park muddy.
BY the Louisville Times
Country Cousin, Belmar Bow.
Skagway.
2EBall O. Fire, Count Cotton,
Paddy.
3Pavilion. Road scraper, Cadet
Bob.
@Very Graceful, Decade, All Glee.
5-One Tip, Sunday Punch, Hicomb.
6-High Finance, Howard, Sun
High.
Geneva Cross, Cosse. Sun Time.
S-Supreme Flag, La Perla, Senega.
Best bet-Pavilion.
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Detroit tSlow).

Detroit TSIOWI,
By the Louisville Times.
double Whisk. Bixby. Curlioueue
2-D D. McCarty. Erin Torch. Mae
scend
3-Joe Fisher, Away. Rosy Chance.
4-Ladislas, Skean Dhu, Cigar
Lighter.
5-Charlarmar Sun Risk, Paiturf
6-High Plaid, Half Time, Nice
Coin.
7-Shipmadilly. Cherokee Red,
Spindle Top
8-Smlth David, Brill, Moorish.
Best bet-Charlarmar
Evening star., 1941-07-28
Iran Builds Air Base

A military air base was construc-
ted recently at Kazvin. and other
military flying fields are believed TO
have been built at several other
points in Iran.
Evening star., 1941-07-28

Price ceilings have been set in
the United States for secondhand
machine tools, con1bed cotton yarns,
and hides.
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Bel Air

FIRST RAcE-Purse $500: for a-yesr-
olds; ) furlonss
Ry,b. Ray AcT. ,Palumbo' 11so =" =" $9S 9o
Roysl Novice cBietzsckeri 40
Time .0N@y
Also ran-,warIes, John B4aoy. ,nser-
Aubaley
SECOND RACT-Purss $500 claiming:
for sar-olds: furlonss.
BaI, Bap,d Gnd n,, Martinez $50 ,233oo go ssso9
scaIsIone ,pslqrbo' $40
AIso raqI.Bsbx A,s Nora z pgpI.st, ,sst
Daily Double paid s42.1o)
THIRD PACE-purse $500: claiming,
for 4-year-olds and 10, steeplechase: about
quaker Street (MyerN $50 $40 2eo
Scurry Along 'Bosleyl $50 $50
speed Demo2 Poland $40
Also ran-Forest Ranger sanssrics. lo-
conotive. Polly Macdun and Le Passadou'
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
4.year-olds and up 6ia furlongs zeo
Brsinchild fPslumool $50 90
Mariyah Grant, $50
Also ran-Kittivake Miss Wins. Golden
Dial Julie Macav. Satin Royce Cautious
Bo and Microplay.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500. 3-year-olds
E1@.d H5ss Assss sss 2Hs.:E 80 a:S S :s$
Little HAMS, Walters $50
osa 4io sara6 ssr stfs4R SRR H2ss s.n
nykinS and OWaller.
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Criminal Court No. l.
Justice Goldsborough.
Trials:
United States vs.. Louis B. Bord.
United States VS.. William r.
Thomas.
United States VS.. Henry T. Snow
den.
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Criminal Court, No. q
Justice Davidson.
United States VS.. James McKen-
zle.
United States vs.. Beatrice Helmar
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ROCKINGHAM Park

By the Assocleted Press,
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500. claiming;
msidens 3-year-olds and upward, lie
Evening star., 1941-07-28
C Tower Stable entry.
FIRST RACE-Pu.

FOURTH RACE-PurSe. 81 200; special
weights. maldenS. 3-year-olds and upward,
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Set of Standards for Hired Help
Drawn Up by New Jersey Women

Problems Of Domestic WORKERS May Soon Be Solved;
Group OF Eastern Housewives Tske Forward Step
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NJ. Franklin 2 ROOSEVELT will
give the First PARTY in the chain
Of Home Parties for the benefit
Of the 1e4i Fight Infanule Par
alysis' campaign al the White
House on Jan =
The First Lady will eve the
First Party as part Of her an
nual women's meeting IN eonnec-
ton with the Fight Infsntile
PARALYSIS" drive. which is attend
ed BY women workers from all
the states Special table decors-
tions with Their motif of Helping
Hands for the Helpless which
have been designed ~ Lester
Gaba. New York designer. Tor use
at all the Home Parties. viii be
used by Mrs. Roosevelt. Mr.. Gaba
will 20 TO Washington personally
to supervise the setting Of the
table
First LADY Approves Plan
The new plan seems To offer
an excellent opportunity 10 WON
en- who are unable 10 leave their
homes for any length of time 70
participate in this drive" Mrs.
Roosevelt wrote Keith Morgan,
national chairman OF the Commit
tee for the Celebration of the
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Lock Up MyHeart
BY ROB EDEN

reveal yourself" Mark cautioned.
"If I'm not able to handle him,
Ned and Murph will There's no
need to get you involved in this,
too. Understand ,"
Yes. Mr.. Cheney" Cam said,
her voice mufned by the Grapes.
Here. you'd better take care of
these things. too" Cheney swept
the carvings from the desk and
carried them over TO the Grapes
and put them in her hands. IN
put the knife In the desk drawer.
This Sidel might be pretty smart
he might recognize the carvings,
as you did
Cam heard Mark moving swiftly
about the room. heard a drawer
pulled out, the noise of the knife
dropped and the drawer pushed
shut again.
There was complete silence for
several minutes. so complete that
Cam. straining her ears. heard
footsteps finally outside. Then she
heard the front door open and sew
eral sets OF feet coming toward the
library At last. the library door
opened
This is Mr. Sidel." She recog-
nized Jorgan's voice. And his
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Helping Hands for the Helpless
To Be Motif for Decorations
First Affair Of the Years Fight nfsntie Paralysis"
Campaign Set for Jan. ID in Washington, D. Z.

Presidents Birthday. ~ IS my
hone that thousa nds Of these par
ties vii increase substantially the
funds which w be available next
wear for fighting infantlle psrsly-
SIS
After Mrs Reosevelts party on
Jan. = a number o. FIRST Par
ties BY the First Ladies Of the
various states have been planned,
10 Be followed by women's club
parties. Psrent-Teacher associa-
ton parties. Girl Scout Camp
fire Girls. Ladies Aid societies.
and other group parties Hundreds
Of small teas. luncheons bridges
and children's parties are sched-
uled for the two weeks before Jan.
30 when the annual celebrations
Of he presidents birthday will be
held clmaxiBg the campaign.
Affair To BE Broadcast
Mrs Roosevelt's party VII be 3
tea following the meeting Of the
womens group in the diplomatic
reception room OF the White
House part Of which will be broad
cast on a national hookdp.
The table set up in the state
dining room. will follow Mr..
Gabs's design for table for eight
as shown in the picture. The table
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN

wait a minute" Mark said into
the phone He covered the mouth
piece with his hand and turned
10 Cam. It's Ned Jorgan-he says
Lefty Sidel is Mt the cottage and
insists on seeing me. What shall
say? ,"
All pretense had dropped from
Cheney as. obviously panic-strick-
en- by this turn of affairs. he in
eluded Camilla as fellow con-
spirator.
IT'S pretty late for visitors"
Cam suggested She was fright
ened, too. She had no desire to
face the gangster here, even with
Mark Cheney and his position Of
prominence to back her up. II
Lefty knew that she was friendly
with Ruby. and with Mark. too
well. she hesitated to think OF the
spot she might find herself in.
I'll call you back In n few
minutes, Mark said into the
phone. and replaced It on its stand.
IF / refuse To see him. he'll
suspect that there's something
up" Cheney said. thinking aloud.
ION the other hand, II do see
him. ! may be making myself a
silent partner of his. and that GER
tainly is the last thing ! want to
| do"
AS he walked. he fished for his
cigarette case and lighted a Gig
aret. Tipping the dead match into
the fireplace at the side of the
room.
Finally. he stopped by the desk
His jaw set. He apparently had
reached decision.
why should be buffaloed by
a rat like that :" he demanded His
voice was strong now. not indie
cisive.
He picked up the phone. and
dialed two numbers on the inner
house system.
Ned BRING Sidel over. Oh.
he has someone with him. has he +?
Okev You come with them. Sig
nal Murph to stand nv and I'll be
prepared too. Don't let him make
any false moves. hut don't show
your hand either. unless il comes
10 a showdown. Understand :"
Ned apparently said that he
did. as Mark nodded grimly as he
replaced the phone
''I'n have two armed men stand
ing by" he told Cam. Ned has
some private system OF calling
Murph. ! know he'll be right out
side. so don't be alarmed. I'll see
this Sidel alone. but want a wit
ness To ANYTHING he might say
win YOU help me ."
"Of course" the girl said
where can hide ."
Behind the drapes. there" H,
indicated the French window. Il
you're careful and don't move
he'll never suspect there's any
one there. You're not afraid. ar
you >"
NO. won't be"
Cam walked quickly across IN
: room, lifted the Grapes and stool
? behind them They settled int
? place. and the folds effectivel
. concealed the outline Of her body
!. No matter what happens, don
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friend, Mr.. Collier, Mr. Cheney"
Collier. Frank Kirkwood had
mentioned Collier as Leftys right
hand man. He had a nickname.
too. Butch? Buster? Dutch
Dutch. that was IT. Dutch Col
lier.
"Howdy. Mr. Cheney" sidel
spoke up. Sorry to bother you
al this hour of the night. but
we're here on important business
important 10 you. l mean" The
gangster's eyes shifted uneasily
about the richly furnished room
and he was awed in spite of his
air of bravado. He was not en-
tirely at home In surroundings like
this.
That's right" Dutch spoke up.
shut up his com pa n o n
growled I'm handlin this "
Dutch subsidized, and glanced a bit
nervously AT Jorgan who was
standing by the door.
Wed like word with you in
private. IL you don't mind Sldel
went on, motioning with his head
toward the guard
IF you wish. Mark answered.
But l think If YOU want a private
conversation with me. it's no more
than fair that your friend-Mister
Collier should withdraw. also
Suppose just the two Of us talk
over whatever you may have to
say :"
Continued on Page u. Column s.
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Citrus Juices
Flu FIGHTERS

It's the sniffle and FLU" sea
son, So don't catch that usual
winter cold-start right now to
prevent II
Almost every winter day you
catch cold" but the germs find 1t
hard to get a foothold II you're In
good physical condition and. as
doctors generally agree, one of the
best ounces Of prevention" is at
least two glasses of orange or
grapefruit juice every day.
Colds, loss OF sleep or any kind
Of fatigue tend TO produce an acid
condition Of the blood which II a
happy hunting ground for cold
germs in wintry weather. Long
acknowledged the chief source of
vitamin c, no important In the
well-balanced diet. orange and
grapefruit juice are cold-fighters
OF the first order with ammunition
OF fruit sugars, Critic acid and
minerals that act to maintain the
all-importsnt acid-alkaline bal
ance.
Drink freshly-squeezed orange
and grapefruit juice at breakfast.
lunch or dinner, and good good
night idea u a before-bedtime as
well. Try these nogs before nod
ding.
Spiced Grapefruit Punch
juice Of 4 grapefruits
medium sired stick cinnamon
Nutmeg
g Ia 3 whole cloves
Sugar
Pour grapefruit juice into
saucepan. Break cinnamon In
small pieces: add with cloves
Cover and simmer minutes
Strain. Sweeten 70 taste. Pour
into cups and sprinkle WITH nut
meg. Serve Immediately. Serves 4
Florida Rrscer
E'ol Nsk YUM WIN thi
FLORIDA orange juice and / table
spoon sugar. Pour into q tai
glass; beat egg white very stiff
with tablespoon sugar. Fold
three-fourths Of egg white into
egg yolk and orange juice mixture
Add enough milk 10 almost fill .
tall glass. and top with remainder
Of beaten egg white. Serve a
once. with dash Of cinnamon. 4
desired.
Grapefruit Eggncg
l egg yolk
l cup Florida grapefruit juice
Z TO 4 teaspoons honey
Few grains salt
] egg white
Nutmeg
Beat egg yolk, add grapefruit
juice slowly. beating constantly
Add honey and salt. Beat eg
white stiff; add grapefruit juic
mixture slowly: mix well. Pou
into tall glass Sprinkle with nut
meg. Serve Immediately. Serves
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my waist and flattenine
my tummy? I know that exer,
cises is the answer 10 my prob.
lem-thst. and proper debut
don't know what exercises TO take
Your help will certainly be appre-
ciated. MISS v. X.
Dear Miss ". n: Try these:
Lac fiat on the floor with arms
at sides. without moving shout
ders. slowly lift legs until they
are perpendicular with your
body. then lower them just a.
slowly. Feel your stomach
muscles stretch and pull. Re-
peat the exercise five times the
first day. 10 the second. Is the
third. 30 times a day from then
On.
Stand barefooted on tiptoe~
with arms stretched toward the
ceiling. stretch your body up
ward ~ far a. possible. trying
10 touch the ceiling with your
hands. Hold for n count of five,
then relax and repeat.
Now stand with feet apart
and stretch body upward. keep
Ink heels ON the floor. BEND
slowly to the left ~ far as pos
sible, To the right, then back
ward. The back bends are most
important. II You cannot bend
backward without losing your
balance. stand near "a wall and
bend backward until your head
touches II. then straighten your
body. Repeat the entire exer-
else 10 times.
Lie flat on your back on the
floor with arms Mt sides. Raise
left leg. keeping knee still, and
cross u over right leg as high
~ possible. Keep right leg fiat
on the floor. This Is good for
both waistiine and hips. Reverse.
crossing right leg over left un-
al right leg forms a right angle
with your body.
Now keep ankles together.
fold arms on chest and without
moving legs. slowly raise your
body to n sitting position. Low
or II slowly. Repeat 10 times.
Then unfold arms and relax.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-03

has blue crepe paper cloth. with
red and white striped SIDE skirt
red and white crepe paper roses
arranged in a cone shape. red and
white candles. and GOLD paper
place-cards in the shape Of Help
ing Hands for the Helpless. In
strucuons for making all the dec
orauons are given in a booklet
now being distributed by the COM
mittee The total cost for the ma
terials for the table for eight pic
tured was 1928.
Mrs. Rooseveit's IA bic will be
buffet style for some rs guests,
but she has requested that the
same materials and theme be used
throughout.