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Evening star., 1941-05-10

Suder threw out Ferrell and when
Chapman attempted to score. he
was out at the plate for a double
| play. Siebert to HAYES. Two runs.
Washington, 2; Philadelphia. 2.
THIRD INNING.
. PHILADELPHIA-Moses walked
on four pitches. Mccoy also walked.
/ Johnson walked on four pitches, fill
ing the bases. Anderson replaced
Masterson on the mound for WASH
| ington. Siebert walked. scoring
Moses and leaving the bases filled.
S. Chapman flied deep to Case, Nc
Coy scoring and Johnson taking
third after the catch. Hayes hit
into double play. Lewis to Blood
worth to Vernon. Two runs.
Observation-Disclosures fouled
to Hayes. Suder threw out Case
Cramer singled to left. Cramer took
second when Marchildon threw wild
past Siebert. attempting to pick him
off first base. Vernon was out, Sic
bert to Marchildon, who covered first.
No runs.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia, 4.
FOURTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA - Brancato was
out to Vernon. unaSsisted. Travis
threw out Machildon. Suder popped
to Ferrell No runs.
WASHINGTON Lewis walked.
ot-ic tn -i-
took second as Suder threw out
Bloodworth. Johnson made fine
running catch of B. Chapman's
liner. No runs.
Washington, 2; Philadelphia. 4.
FIFTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA flied to
Case Mccoy grounded out to Ver-
non. johnson looped double to
right. Siebert was out. Vernon to
| Anderson, who covered first. No
runs
WASHINGTON-Brancato threw
out Ferrell. Anderson walked. Case
beat out a smash to Suder for
hit. but Anderson was out attempt
ing to take third on the play, Suder
to Siebert to Suder Mccoy threw
out Cramer. No runs.
Washington, Q; Philadelphia, 4.
SIXTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA-S Chapman
famed. Hayes flied to B. Chap
man. Brancato walked. Anderson
tossed out Marchildon. No runs.
WASHINGTON-Vernon famed.
Lewis flied deep to S. Chapman.
Travis flied to Johnson. No runs.
Washington. 2; Philadelphia, 4.
SEVENTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA walked.
So did Moses. Mccoy sacrificed,
Vernon to BloodWorth who covered
first. johnson walked, filling the
bases. Siebert flied deep to Case,
Suder scoring and Moses taking
third after the catch. S. Chapman
singled to left, scoring Moses, john
son stopping at second. Hayes lined
| to Travis Two runs.
| INGTON-Brancato threw
out BloodWorth. B. Chapman
doubled down the left field line. Fer
rell singled to center, scoring B.
Chapman. Early batted for Ander-
son and singled to right, Ferrell
Evening star., 1941-05-10
ChiIeons Requisition
2 More Danish Ships
q, tho Assoctatsd press

BN the Associated Press.
SANTIAGO, Chile, May l0.-The
government yesterday announced
the requisitioning of two more
Danish merchant ships which had
sought refuge since the start of the
European war in the harbor at Tai
cahuano. The ships, the Selma and
Lila. will be used in the Chilean
coastal service, 1t was said
The action brought to five the
total Of Danish vessels taken over
by the government.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Gruesome Discovery

NEW YORK, May 10 lFl.-Tom
Shopka casually unwrapped a pack
age he found in his ground floor
hallway-and his eyes popped. 1t
contained a mans head.
Detective John O'Niell suggested
some one stole the package from a
physicians automobile and dis
posed OF it upon discovering it
was a medical exhibit.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Norruqunsett

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900. claimint
4-yesr-olds and up: lie miles
8ttO7y SrssGS Msfeh IsIl0T aeMullsn $50 $50 S
Tedum fRobsrtI 40
Time. | SOS
Also ran-Blnd Brook. Powers Gouraud
p1I1 PrInSs e, solendEr S Brish, M MAI Du'tless
SECOND RAcE-Pur>- $1,000: claim
lns 4-year-olds and up: s furlonss.
JGnn JaeEinh.sox .asg Connolly, $50 Sc" Sc" s" 8"
Savsnt tCoulsD a2n
Also rsn-Rsdio Charm. Mexico CITY
1zaak Walton. Bal o Fire Brisht Spo:
Guyencourt, BUZZ Ne. Truckin and County
DAILY Doubi. paid se3.sol
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 Loco: CLAIMING
ssssas0ld;; s.si:s~ Ir: Vim mile and q 6o ysrd; %
Hasiy Million De Luciai $50 I 10
Bosky Dell Snyder $50
Also ran-Ima Lady Ests. subura and
FOURTH RAcE-Purss al ooo. claim
inr +year-oldS and up: mile and 20
| yards.
Country Las. ,wnol.y, 500 $50 e.ao
Ho ,oro-i $40
Ai.o I.n.whoop.r, von.. Il som,li
FIFTH RACE-Purss. " coo: allow
Red Vulcan 'whoi.y, $40 $50 $40
Pavilion fMevnellJ $50
Also ran-Meadov Dew. Here Acain,
Joan T, Mack's Dream and Gold Tower.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Gen. Popoeos Reported
Arrested in Athens

ISTANBUL. Turkey, May TO-
Greek sources here said today that
Generalissimo Alexander Papagos
and other former Greek government
officials. including Undersecretary
of Foreign Affairs Mavroudis. had
been placed under arrest in Athens.
The former government of11cials,
these sources said. will be tried on
a charge Of prosecuting war To the
detriment of the state.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Illness Cheots Keuton
Of Comeback Chance
By TIE Associated Press

By TIE Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. May 1o.-Buster
Keaton. whose unsmiling face was
his film trademark. had good reason
today for dour expression.
Attempting a screen comeback,
Keaton won a small part in a Judy
Canova picture. In the early scenes
he was so good that his role was
expanded.
1T was my first good part in six
years" he said.
Then stomach ailment COM
PEELED him to withdraw from the
film.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Kittens Have Z Mothers

ALEPPO, Pa. May 10 (P.-Mrs,
Rex McVay has her hands full these
days with a hen and q cat that
sauabbled over the right to mother
a litter of five kittens. The dispute
Is unsettled as yet, but Mrs. McVay
has hit upon scheme whereby the
two take turns caring for the
brood"
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Arms Council With U. S
Is Pressed in England

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. May l0.-Edgar Gran
vile. Liberal member of Parliament
announced today he would ask
Prime Misister Churchill to give
consideration to establishment of an
Allied War weapons Production
Council to include representatives
OF the British Commonwealth and
the United States.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Horseshoe Bar Robbed

More than s240 in bills was stolen
from the Horseshoe Bar, 1913 Sew
enteenth street NV. between 2:45
and $50 am. today. Mrs Margaret
lerega, owner, reported to police.
Police said . pane of glass was
broken in the rear door to force
entry.
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stopping at second. Potter replaced
Marchildon on the mound for Phil
adelphia. Welai ran for Early. Case
hit into double play, Suder. who
stepped on third to force Ferrell, to
Seibert. One run.
Washington, g. Phils delpfis s.
EIGHTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA - Zuber now
pitching for Washington. Brancato
singled to center. Potter sacrificed.
Lewis to Bloodworth, who covered
first. Suder looped single to left.
scoring Brancato. Moses walked.
Mccoy singled to right scoring
Suder and sending Moses to third.
Johnson fouled to Lewis. Siebert
flied TO Cramer. Two runs.
WASHINGTON - S. Chapman
dropped Cramer's fly for two-base
error. Vernon popped to Mccoy.
Cramer took third as Brancato
threw out Lewis. Travis fouled to
Siebert. No runs.
Washington, 3; Philadelphia, 8.
NINTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA - S. Chapman
fouled to Vernon. Hayes doubled
off the left field barrier. Brancato
popped to Travis. Potter famed. No
runs.
Observation-Disclosures drew
walk. B. Chapman singled to left,
Bloodworth stopping at second. The
bases were filled when Ferrell
bounced single off Potters glove.
West batted for Zuber. Pofahl ran
for Ferrell. West singled to right.
scoring Bloodworth and Chapman
and sending Pofahl to third. Pofahl
scored as Seibert came in fast for
Cases bunt and threw to Brancato
to force West at second. HAYES
dropped Cramer's foul fly for an
error.
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Churchill Downs

FIRST RACE--PU,ss. $1,000. claim!ns
:;-year-oldS: ii furloneS
MsIIcana tNillisms $50 3 so 3Oa
RosmIns Asam ,CruIkshsnkl $40 80
s. DiSnas 'MoJenaD $50
Time. IL
Also ran-Rsndom. fM!,s omess.
Fern wreath Kid Fox, Esrlisns and razor
Sharp.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming
:-SesT -olds. msloens. D fuT.onIs.
Spur k1na GEORGE IA 80 $50 8 0H
K Rounder tCrsIei $40 500
Latent mills II 90
Time 1.OI a..
Also ran-f Geanwav Hazemont. A One
The Dancer, John HUnnlcut.. Piay Quest,
Sunny Heels. FIRST Drsftee and WInterSet.
THIRD RhCE-PUrse, Sl.n00 clalmIns
4-year-olds and UP: 6is furlouss
Bill FaInsworthl Calvert $40 $50 sn
viSIsoth thompson 400 = 30
Leading Article tRichsrd) 900
Time l:1ai,.
Also ran-EQuifox. Piseon Fly, Drspiayer
and Jsyfcee.
FOURTH RACE-Purss. 81 600. allow
srces 2-year-olds. 5 fUrlcuss
hsab fThpmpsonl 90 , go 2en
Alohorl (klpzI so : 50
Bsyridee rCrsisl $50
Time q 597s
Also Isn-Gsy Nash. Chicago DR.. and
Indian Sun
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Racing News
Racing Results
PimIico

FIRST RACE-purse VI 200 the Penn
Athlttic Steeplechase' 4-yesr-olds and up:
4 Brosd dslde Etn5 'Roby, $50 80 3 $50 50
BAY Dean Brooks 2.e0 S9n
a Balk tMeyer) $50
Time, 800
Also ran-vslpuiseau1, Meeting House
as. Bryce wins entry
SECOND RAcE-Purse, 81 600 claim
ing 4-year-olds and up: ! miles
E2..msr Pp,stns P0qp merrf sehdb $50 5S Is" Is"
SolatiUrn 'Dufordl $40
Also ran IDeepvick Brlar Blue. Cred;
MCGEE, Praetor and Aster Princess.
DAILY Double paid S45J
THIRD RACE-Purse 81 600; 3-yesr-
olds; ii furlonRs.
Swynstan tSisto) 1920 90 900
george LamaZe tYOuna) $50 20
Happy Hunting CMoraD $40
Also ran.Dock.t, Dividend, Dreaming
Time.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; 2-year-
olds: ~ furlonss.
Som. Som. Sf., Shsne: ,ss. AFearo, $40 sssoo tdo 40
Sir Counsellor tO'Malleyl II 80
Also ran-s Cslatsn. Sunset Boy VISITING
nurse Chop Sticks. China, Mad Bunny
an NJ BabyIon-E x Bryson entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. - 500. handle a o.
Testolo, brasto0 Knlfr sHG VI fuT!9nSs ao a.o
Roueh Pass Mora $50 3 90
Handy Tom tHsrrell 80
Also ran-Hsppy Lark wood Chopper
and Nedayr
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Jumuico

FIRST RAcE-Purss; s. zoo. claiming;
Waddy Lndbersl 171o san 40
. Ripple tGlayD $50 "H0
Smart CRrsn, so
Also ran-Blue Nos, Csbood!e, Hiah-
lander, Gallant Dust Reign Ann. Grsndilo
auent and Tower Guest
al. p. Headley entry.
SECOND PACE-Pur. 81. zoo: claim
lns: 3-yesr-olos and up : iprioonssc %
React Stout 30 go
Xmas Error t5keliyI go
Also rsn-CIsp In and DemonsI
THIRD RACL-purse 81 zoo: claiming
3-yesr-olds and up. maidens, 1 mile and
starlike (skelly, $40 go go
Golden Bubble iWrishu $50 so
Serseant Boo 'Eccardi 80
Also ran--Hlsh Luck. rlrm Grip. Gov.
Sprmg and Swamp Fire
al. p. Headley entry.
FOURTH RAcE.Ths Youthful s.akss,
purse. $4,000 added: 2-yesr-olds, fur
Reauesteo ,Robertsonr $50 80 out
= Tsmochichl James 80 out
a Scotland Lisht tLIndberal out
Time. 0:J9f
Also rsn-wee BARN and Son Islam.
The BsrIinston Stable entry
FIFTH PhCE-The GRAY Les Handicap
purse. >l0.o0J sddeo, 3-Jesrolos and UP.
Ia miles
DIT Robert som $40 = so 40
R,n2le tMssuel 500 50
Olympus Dirdberzl 500
Time. ] 5la.
Also ran-Devus Cras Roseto~n and
Evening star., 1941-05-10

NINTH SUBSTITUTE RACE-Purse
s 1000: claiming: 3-year-OldS and I'D. !.
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xApprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
B. the Associated Press.

FIFTH RACE-Purse q 600. allow
anceS: 3-yesr-olos and up: 4 furlonss
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Baseball
Continued From First PAGE

Suder threw out Ferrell and when
Chapman attempted to score. he
was out at the plate for a double
play. Siebert to HAYES. Two runs.
Wa ehinrtn,n .. phila dnlr,i,ia Q
Evening star., 1941-05-10

SIXTH PACE-Purse. s 600; allow
ances; 3year-olos and up; furlonss
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THE MAN8AE WANT i: !: y

know anything. It's almost too
much to hope for 10 expect WI.
Unless Mister Morrow has forget
ten that he's my brother"
He's sure 10 have thought Of
that" Kay agreed. despondently.
But II developed that Morrow
hadn't. Ten minutes later when
q sharp rap came at the door. WI
slipped into the room with his
tray while the guard turned the
key again.
"wu," Melody breathed. what
luck. Tell us. quickly. what has
happened"
While the boy msthodically set
the table and placed the food from
his tray on Il, he told them what
little gossip he had been able 10
pick up in the kitchen.
"All I know IL that Mister
Barry Is alive. lie was brought IN
by Miss Jetta's posse"
rs he In the house. here"
mo Miss Kay. / understand
they took him to the hospital"
Not In Reno? They didn't fly
him there. did they - She sud
denly despaired Of ever seeing him
n he had been moved away from
the mine.
mo. Miss. Mes at the mine
hospital and from what I
heard he viii stay there until
he IL able 10 get on his fret"
what IL the matter with him ."
Exhaustion and exposure. they
said His horse broke a leg way
up In the hills. and that's why he
wasn't able TO get back. guess /"
The guard was banging on the
door.
Hey. what's going on In
theref" he yelled. Come on out
OF there, WI"
"I'll see what else I can learn. /"
the boy whispered. I'm he back
In about an hour for the tray and
the dishes"
He raped twice on the door
with his knuckles and the guard
unlocked Il. and let him out, and
then quickly turned the key again.
In an hour. WI was back for
the tray. The guard. this time.
stood In the doorway and he had
no chance 10 say a word. How
ever. when he had gone and the
door again was shut, Melody pro-
duced a folded slip Of paper from
the loose sleeve Of her jacket.
What's that ?" Kay asked. ~
the Chinese girl held II toward
her.
"A note from WI"
'How-how In the world did he
manage 10 leave it7 didn't see
him make any sort Of movement
toward you. and know the guard
didn't either"
"wu 10 very quick" bis sis-
ter said. with . proud smile.
He Tipped n into the sleeve
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Encourages Tan
CHAPTER TwENTY-sTx

Kay sensed the current Of cx-
element which ran through the
big house when a runner returned
with the news that Barry had been
found, but when she started to
leave her room TO investigate. she
found that the key had been
turned in the lock from the out
side.
A muffled voice finally respond
cd to her pounding. and she was
told that by Mr.. Morrow's orders
neither she nor Melody were to
leave the room, without permits
sion. The man who answered her
shouted protests. said he was a
guard and had orders to let no
one pass.
Kay angrily stamped up and
down after Melody had adjusted
the venetian blinds to assure priv
acy.
Its a fine thing" the girl
stormed. being treated as though
/ were a dangerous criminal. with
guards stationed outside my room
under orders TO shoot me down like
a murderer II / attempt To escape.
Wait until Barry hears Of this!
III see that Dick Morrow Ia fired.
II it's the last thing ! ever do"
"You know, Of course, that
Miss Jetta IL behind all this."
Melody said, soothingiy. Her
commands are law 20 far -
Mister Morrow IL concerned.
He In either In her pay. or she
has something on him-knowi-
edge Of some criminal action
that gives her absolute control
or him."
mo wonder Barry got out Of
here. with everybody In the place
serving Jetta's will instead OF his.
After all. It was his mine in the
first place"
"All We can do II be patient.
Miss Kay. Somehow. soon. wen
get word. feel that WI win find
a way 20 get 10 US"
That's an idea." Nay went
TO the door leading into the
hallway. and started pounding,
loudly. She kept II up until n
mans voice answered from
outside.
What Is II ?"
what are you trying TO do.
starve US 10 death7 We're hungry.
Send word TO the kitchen for
someone 10 bring US our dinner"
Tho guard replied that he'd see
what could be done. and short
time later knocked on the door
ard told them a tray would be
along soon.
7 know all the boys IN the
kitchen quite well" Melody said.
and I may be able 10 get some
information out Of them II they
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Glyeerine VIII Prevent
Paint From Spreading

To prevent paint from spread
ing on a mirror, a glass door panel,
brass outlet covers. door knobs
and such, rub a thin film of gly-
cerine over the areas to be pro-
tected before you begin painting.
The glycerine will prevent the
paint from spreading onto the sur
faces thus protected and may cas-
lily be removed with water after
the paint has dried.
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Good Tan Gives Protection
Against Ultraviolet Rays
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Zesty Salads
Make Ideal
Picnic Dishes

These are out -ef doors days
time 20 got out the hamper ard
pack food and family of 70 yeaF
fsvcrits spot for . pieniei
Picnic fsrs mould be hearty snd
wholesome 10 sops with out-of-
doors sppstitss % make u
simple 70 prepare. etAsrwiss re
no fun--for youi a hearty salad.
perfect for picnic meals. 10 the
old fsvorits kidney bean salad.
II 10 easy 10 put toxsthsF. 10 trans
portahis ana even improves with
standing.
Kidney neaa aal~A
! No. can kidney means "a
eupsl
Y cup chopped sweet pickles
! sliced hsrd-coaksd eggs
y cup chopped celery
y cup irradiated eyaporstsd milk
y cup vinegar drsinsd from
pickles
Drain beans. Combine with
pickles. eggs and celery. hix milk
and vinegar and add 20 salad. chill
thoroughly. Yleld; sin servings
This kidney bean salad has all
the sest and goodness that comes
with an oid-fashionsd sour cream
dressing. In this instance ths
pickle vinegar is used with irradl-
ated svaporstsd milk just - n
pours from the can 10 produce =
dressing Of tantaiiEing flavor. rich
GREATNESS and consistency.
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girls. why not join the Noun
talneers clubs Its members do
q lot Of hiking and you might
even get TO like skiing. IT'S
great sport. you know. especially
when you 20 along with . crowd
of congeniai young people
Dramatic clubs are another
source Of fine friendships. Per-
haps there h one In your home
town. II not, you might organ
Ire one.
Maybe the reason your girl
discarded you was because you
aren't adjustable enough 20 make
n good husband. Adjustability IL
one Of the first essentials Of be-
ing successful either as . hus-
hand or q wife. stop being -
fixed In your ways. Force your
self to be open to new ideas and
suggestions.
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