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Evening star., 1941-11-27
hyattsvi|Ie Ho|dup
Suspects Plead Innocent
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov 27.-Two men
accused of participating in a
$50 2.61695 Hyattsville bank holdup
last September pleaded innocent to-
day on arraignment in United States
District Court.
Immediately after the pleas of
Hilliard Sanders. alias George L.
Thompson. and William Leo Keefe
were entered, Judge William c.
Coleman set the case for trial
January 5.
Sanders and Keefe were accused
OF holding up two messengers of
the Prince Georges Bank & Trust
Co, Joseph j. Dameron and Van
Gordon Stauber.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Bowie Test Shows One TIP
Received No StimuIunt

At Mr.. Stotler's request and ex-
pense. the racing commission agreed
to let the horse be taken to Bowie
and be given the same treatment
which Mr.. Stotler said he underwent
before his winning race.
This treatment included icing the
horses legs and giving him a tonic
which Mr.. Stotler asserted may have
been the source of the stimulant
detected by the chemists. He said
that to his knowledge the horse had
not been tampered with.
A hearing scheduled for Mr.. Stot-
Ter today was postponed and no
date for a future hearing was an
nounced.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Maj. Larson Leaves Navy Soon;
New Coach Not Yet Selected

Maj. Larson will be detached in De-
cember from his present duty as
commanding officer of the marine
detachment, United States Naval
Academy.
His new post has not been an
nounced."
Although Navy athletic officials
would give no hint as to Navy's new
coach. it was learned unofncially
that Comdr. John E. Whelchel, now
assistant backfield coach and a 1919
graduate of the academy. was re-
ceiving serious consideration. He was
quarterback of Navy teams under
Gil Dobie.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Landing Areas for Air Corps
To Be Built Along Highways

The Army air forces will CO.
operate with the commissioner of
public roads in construction of
flight strips" along the public high
ways under a s1O,OOO,OOO authorize
ton which is now available, the
War Department announced today.
Flight strips were described briefly
as auxiliary landing areas for the
use of service planes, planned to
be built adjacent to highways. Lo-
Evening star., 1941-11-27
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt has refused to
accept the designations from the
National Defense Mediation Board
of Philip Murray, president of the
c. I. O.. and Thomas Kennedy, sec
retary- treasurer of the United Mine
Workers &C. 90.
The c. I. o. leaders and their
alternates left the board about two
Evening star., 1941-11-27

cations will be selected in co-opera-
ton with road officials.
The runway on a flight strip area
may be 5000 to 5000 feet in length,
depending on the elevation and the
type of aircraft for which it is in
tended. Construction in most in
stances, it was said, will involve
little more than widening the high
way right of way or the use of road
side development areas.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE. Nov. q. - The
Maryland Racing Commission said
today no trace of stimulant had been
found in three samples of saliva
taken from the horse One Tip during
experimental treatment of the long
shot which won at Pimloco Novem-
Der IL, paying sl04.50 for 50.
The tests were made by the same
New York laboratory which had re-
ported that stimulant was detected
in saliva taken from One Tip after
the race. That report led to sus-
pension Of Owner-Trainer j. H.
BUD Stotler by the Pimlico stew
ards.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Roosevelt Refuses to Accept
Mediation Board designations

weeks ago in protest against its
9-to-2 decision against granting
the union shop demand of the U.
M. w. for the captive coal mines.
The White House said the Presi-
dent had informed the two c. I. o.
members by letter of his refusal to
accept their designations and asked
them to remain as board members
The White House would not make
public the letter.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 27.-Capt.
T. Starr King. Naval Academy di-
rector of athletics. announced late
today that Maj. Emery (Swede,
Larson, U. S. M, c., would be re-
lieved OF his duties as Nays head
football coach next month.
Capt. King said Mr. Larson's sue
cessor had not yet been selected.
A statement released by the ath-
letic director said:
The superintendent of the Naval
Academy, Rear Admiral Russell
Wilson, has been notified by the
Marine Corps Headquarters that
Evening star., 1941-11-27
School Bus Overturns

CORINTH, S. c., Nov. q R).-A
school bus with IS children and the
driver overturned today on a road
near here, rolled down a 10-foot
embankment and came to rest with
its four wheels pointing skyward.
None was seriously injured. The
brakes Of the bus had locked.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Eden Denies U.S.. Will Put
Britoin in Fiscal Bonduqe

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov 27.-Answering
an assertion in the House of Com
mons today that Britain would be
dominated financially by the United
States after the war on account of
the vast quantities of aid she is
now receiving, Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden denied that the
United States will hold us in finan-
Cial bondage"
That is not true he said. I'm
der the lease-lend arrangement,
there is no accounting and no debt
is piling up
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Summary Of Todoy's Star

One killed. 20 hurt in two rail
wrecks. Page A
Price control bill faces further House
hurdles. Page Al
George Messersmith named Ambas-
sador to Mexico. Page Al
Apology for Aguirre story seen set
ting precedent. Page A-9
Doubts of validity threaten bill for
custer of U. S. judges. Page A-9
Episcopal group calls. isolationism
contrary to Gospel. Page Ais
Three witnesses defend Torrance at
trial. Page A-16
Jehovah's Witness convicted of draft
evasion. Page Bio
Stimson says new Army motorizing
plan is progressing. Page B-19
Washington ond Vicinity.
Rent bill amendment wins Senate
concurrence. Page Al
School Board poll approves penny
milk project Page AS
Community Chest still $4O0, 900 short
$2,OO,OOO goal. Page Al
Machinists' strike settled; welders
threaten walkout. Page AS
Alexandria torpedo plant gets e"
award. Page Ais
Defense work occupies 70 per cent OF
Federal employees. Page B-1
Snow-parking ban on 81 miles of
streets December Is. Page B-1
Lord Halifax tapped by Maryland
University fraternity. Page B-1
Hundreds Of St. Elizabeth patients to
be transferred. Page B-1
Evening star., 1941-11-27
BOYS 16< CHARGED With LOVELESS MURDER
Late News Bulletins
Torrance Held for Further INVESTIGATION

.ANS lNSVS OUIIOVUIS
Torrance Held for Further INVESTIGATION
MONTERREY, Mexico tFp.--Judge Santos said
today there enough evidence hold Arthur Torrance
for further investigation of charges that he beat death
his wealthy 67yearod bride The judge said in his
brief that there was strong presumption of guilt"
Earlier Story Page A-l6.)
kozis Admit Russian Counterottocks
BERLIN DP.-The German high command today admit
ted Russian conterattacks considerable strength in at
least two regions of the RoSov and
another southeast of Lake linen the northern 'front.'
The Nazs claimed the Rostov attack repulsed and that
several break the Leningrad siege repeled
Earlier Story Page AID
Morgan Stanley & Co. to Change Status
NEW YORK l4N-Morgan Stanley Co, big Wall
Street investment banking oshoot of J. P Morgan Co.,
will be dissolved before January and firm general
partnership including most of the officers of the rm
will succeed to the business announced today Spokes-
for the firm said the change from corporate status to
that of partnership designed to give the firm
fexbily.
Franklin and Marshall, ID; Ursinus, Is
LANCASTER, Pa uPr-Franklin and Marshall's football
eleven defeated Ursinus today, IA to 13.
MuhIenberg Beats Gettysburg
GETTYSBURG, Pa. pP.-Muhenberg beat Gettysburg at
football today % to 13.
Arkansas, 7; Tulsa, 6, in Third
TULSA, Okla lP-Arkansas leading Tulsa Univers
ity to g. as the third quarter ended here today.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

Fair tonight and tomorrow; lowest tonight about
"a degrees. Temperatures today-Hghest, 68,
at pm; lowest, 80, at ITO an; IS at 4 pm.
From the United states weaner nureau Report
Full Details on Page Az.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

,See LOVELESS, Page 2-X.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Tillicums
Meet Casinos

Although it looks as If Morton
and the Shipbuilders will decide the
first half title in the Western
Washington league in a postponed
tilt a week from Sunday at Nor
ton. two other clubs, Pacific City
and Tillicum Chiefs. have an out
side chance Of getting a tie for
crown and will be battling to main
tain this margin IN their games
Sunday.
The Chiefs, defending champions
the last two seasons, tangle with
the Casino clubmen at Western
State hospital, while Pacific City
takes on Roy at Roy.
The other game on the three
game program finds Spanaway
tangling with Morton at Nor
ton In a crucial tilt.
On past performances the Chiefs
should have little difficulty with
the Casino nine but it was this
same colored club that handed the
Shipbuilders their only defeat OF
the season. Roy has won only one
tilt thus far, downing the Casinos
in q close fray. but they have held
Morton and Tillicum TO close scores
Morton should have little trouble
with the oft-defested spanaway
nine ana will have a further ad'
vantage in playing the game on ths
Morton diamond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Rigney Gets
Out Of Army
White Sox Pitcher
Has Eur Allment

CHICAGO John Rlgney. chi
cage white So pitcher. today
wsa rejected fer military service
because ~ : eheaie ear sllmeHt
a Pasadena. Calf. ssleetlvs
service bosrd had placed re -
yesr-ela pitcher IN elae= - early
shls spring shlls the White 49,
vere In training
RiEnry. vino repaired IT
lnaaeftes e~at~r earis fe<fay
vita Erear If farmer srha-ss-
mate. frem he ssshuFeas
hasae expressed als.ppeist-
meat ~ the ARMY a-elslsn.
4 like ths bunch | came with
from River Forest he sasd =
rather locked forward 10 : lni e
fun with them when - wsrs In
the service
The ear aiiment originally wsH
discovered while the SOS star wss
In training. but re-sxamlnstleu ~
Rlsnsy's draft beard resulted in
hls placement in class Ia. - I'M
medlatsiy available for army
service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Billy Conn's
Wedding Off

PITTSBURGH After getting
the whole town excited over his
proposed marriage, Billy Conn,
the fighter. announced today that
II was ell off-st least for the
present.
Billy. according 10 all indi-
cations. Was supposed To ee
married here today 10 his
pretty fianoee, ls-year-old
Mar Louise smith.
But the handsome young fighter.
who was Knocked out last We'd
nesday night IN a battle with Joe
LOUIS for the word heavyweight
championship. announced from
his home that he wAs not getting
married today.
He declared II might be some
time" before he Ia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
0riing Salmon
Hatchery Sees
Face Lifted

ORTIN6 - coinoident with re-
cent biological experiments In
salmon propagation and the result
ant change from seasonal pro-
duetion to year-round artificial
rearing methods. comes news Of
the recent transformation OF the
fish hatchery at orting work on
which was began over a year ago
and continued off and on until last
Friday.
According 10 n. o. Hoy
gait. superintendent Of what
h acknowledged to be the
most modern incubation plant
In the state of Washington.
the federal government ex-
pended some sI0.7sl In wPA
wages and the state depart
usenf NJ fisheries supplied
$500 for building materials.
A new water system. supplying
500 gallons per minute Of vitality
fresh VoiKht creek water. vas in
stalled to insure yearly migrant
development Of the hatchery quota
n 1000 900 Silver and Chinook
trout.
Gracefully handicapped and eff
GENTLY maintained. the hatchery
is . model unit IN the states net
work. Visitors who come To view
the zoo 900 trout In ths ponds are
advised that parking seeommods-
tons are 10 be had IN the rear Of
the main hatchery building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Tigers Point Toward Light
In Their WI Competition
Morlowe Slotted to Pitch Second Come of
Double Bill: Hos Won Three Stroight

This is the day selected by Man.
sger Pip Koehler for the Tigers
10 kick the cellar dirt out of their
spikes and get into the fresh air.
With his whole pitching staff,
outside of Del Holmes, who worked
Thursday night. in shape for
action. Koehler is looking forward
10 a double win over the Wenat-
chez Chiefs in the twin bill carded
at Athletic park.
The double header, scheduled
for Thursday night. was
moved to Friday night when
IT was found impossible to
get the grounds in shape after
Thursdays downpour.
However, the field is now in per-
feet condition and the weather
outlook is for clear. fair weather,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
BOWLING

Ths management u ths "a new
bowling alleys In ths University
district. sssttls. has signed up tks
popular Tugboat Armies Tacoma
crack bowling tsam. sponsored BY
Henry Foas. 70 play ons game
svsry other week a9atnst tne best
ma tor and classic teams u Seattle
Up 70 the present me Anniss
have won al their matches ard
also hold ths thrss.gaBs ard
alngiss team records
They are real favorites with the
University fana. especially Tug
eost Tzdleh. Hho u lhs outstsna-
Ing bowler IN tnis part Of tbs
northwest. ana is the main attfae-
ton that fiils ths gallery TO stand.
inR room.
Friday. a. % ? m. ths Anniss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21


Nu1kWurn. tai H#ss H'.Fs~
nwnaFs II Hollywood I'sFs. tsa#f.
threatened Il Withdraw thsf
ssah's@ an@-s '.aes.
.sse 'ss-s- -
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sssasa@ 49, - s
- .ees -
~ n~
lie eraeFsd owners - ~
horses 70 appear - nas
June = ard sns~ ssu~ - -
licenses shosssa nes -
~ fesnhea.
= thought ssla eiiesisf. when
Informed ~ The hef~sm~n's -
action. That | wsH doing tHss~
men ; nls fsseF ~ ns.hsm -
out N the open .hoaz" =
could put : stop 70
Ct III sefsz *haeh zee - ~
unkind. unfair ana UNJUST
Ne said he had ~ intention -
resiKnlng.
n ..s,. ~ >~ia. ~that y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

IN rslss.. IN shls lana whsrs
planes are carrying notnina hast
nal mnd passengers can fahs
heaft. II = tough spot ros1 ean
alNmys think q SONS E1Klisn#
mar. aueking for soyeF a. ~
hears a slaat ara feels not HesAl
Nhixx past
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Easier Mark,
Reason Given
Contest Scheduled
For New York Arono

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= Hz<vy~<zxHs 2>npsen -
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zaf gehH HA*heFeaxh. ~<<e -
- rEsE<T 49,. 49, - ceHH -
|. pTae<z<a s<pz<mn<F seat sznz<<
ME- I.en<zF <fun.r<<ezr - tws
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fs~s -. pr~n~n1y ~~ets
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F11nf -
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a<rssmA<< s1Elxnm<e1. 1T iAe<e
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- mind u 49, = GauHsa fIes
znswsnn Wednesday aixh1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

and the two clubs are set for two
games, a seven inning affair at
7 o'clock and a nine inning en-
counter as a nightcap.
LATE CoMERS FAVORED
The games were arranged in this
way So that the late conner gets
chance to see a full game be-
ginning at approximately $50
o'clock.
Mel Marlowe, the eolorfui
left handler, who has chalked
up three straight wins for the
Tigers since he joined them a
couple of weeks ago, Ii due
to work the nine inning con-
test.
Koehler has three or four other
chuckers from whom to select a
starter for the seven inning fray.
Saturday night will be family
night at Athletic park and a man,
woman and two children will be
admitted To the game between
Tacoma and Wenatchee for one
adult admission. plus the tax for
the extra persons. This Is the
first family night of the season.
END SERIES SUNDAY
The Chiefs close their stay in
Tacoma Sunday afternoon with a
doubleheader. beginning at $50
O'Clock This program will be
highlighted by the Tacoma Hot
Stove league award of free air
plane trip to the le41 world series.
The Tigers close their home
stay with an exhibition game
against the San Francisco
Seals next Monday night. San
Francisco viii bring one Of
the most ooIorful clubs In the
Pacific Coast league 10 Taco
ma.
Included in the roster Of the
Seals are Don White. Don Trower.
Wally Carroll. Hub Kittle and
Charley schanz. all of whom are
former stars of the Western In
ternational league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Chrisiens Sons, Daughters Of Biscuit

WILLIS. CAL-ChArlea s. How
ard. San Francisco automobiis
nARnale and race horse owner
today ehristened seven sonH and
daughters Of his famed horse Sea
biscuit. ths turfa greatest money
winner Of al tine.
Al the same tine Howard indi-
Gated the colts born Of matings
between Esabiscuit and outHtznd-
lng mares a. Towards RidgeWood
ranch here would appear under
Towards colors on Western tracks
in ths sumner II 1872.
For the neat sin months
they s1u - permitted to romp
On the ranch'H large acreage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Sam Byrd Top
Golf Player

TOLEDO. q. Eight pairs -
ihs b~s, professional golfers 10
shs nation entered the ~eomd
round ~ ths Annual Inverness
Inyitational fnsr-bsll ma.es ia<ssy
led BY sam BYRD. ihs fssmsF
rsnsss eanslaes. ard JshnHy
suiis. the husky chlesensa. 40
tsaHsa yesterday 10 sssal Ia xslf
sh0w.
nyra ana Isusls sAos ths flFst
rounds h@st ball. . -. against
Henry Picard and Johnny Hsvoisa.
winners u two past lnvIsstionslz.
ana finished vith Plus TIRES
n .@essa plses - ta<lsys
ssszaA spsaes fsf ~ fseh
81 .eas rsana -ssssn classic .<r~
IM~.on Lls1le .aa ffsFssa
snifh. plas lwe. followed -
naiph tsuia.hi 40 EFnss
fDuiehl z.fsisea. plsss sas.
Ben Hogan. Jimmy Dsmafst asd
Lloyd Nansnlm-Jus Meapsdeu
sssFs al even.
Ths minus sftxsa Nsfa fhnas -
fyeh Aslxzf.lavassn HsafasF. mlHszs
one. Byron sslaoH-1lmmy Thonn-
san. minus tao. ard rleafd.Hss
volta. H7iuua three
Esasf sns Inverness seeFaHH
pian. = team - Tissn a pits fff
saeh Iris Non. sna minus for
emeh nsis lo.et aaa fne nst At the
snd ~ ths raslfa determines TIE
standings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21

Starting In January Howard's
aides viii start breAking thefn
fer the races.
In each case IN the christening
Of se4blseults first seven off
spring. ths names given tneiudsd
part Of ssablscuit's can name.
The names vsrs Sea Convoy. a colt
out q ths dam TisanA. Sea Alte.
FLY oft q Drssssge. Sea Skip
per. a colt out - Lucille X. Sea
knight. = colt cut 81 Fair knight
sss. Sea Bells. = fiiiy out Of Flying
Belle. Sea Frolie. filly oaf d s1a
Fro8c. and Sea Pstrol. a colt out
II LADY RAJ Pair knlzntsss Eaa
the mott outstanding Of ne mares.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
S0FT ALL

PARK softbsll games for Friday
night az e.ib:
Tits League
23pfh ONO Ts veneermen, Mo
Klnley No 2
National League
r-frnfernAr "a Elks Harmon.
Travellers ". Y. l. A. jefferson
No 2
ne game between the Eagles and
Knights Of Columbus mas been poes-
poned until "Wednesday. June 1otn
American League
Wooomen ". Main Sfreeterss NJ
Ktnley No !: Hardware V xsTo
Streeters. Portland No a Confec-
TONERS vs.. Petroleums, Portland
Nc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Star Jockeys
Al Longacrss
Crohs and Dodson
To War Aqoin

NaFthw<zf turf patruen IN IaeH
forward 10 sne<heF 5ln1 dsnx ~
tl< fnr rating haaefs thle ssmHs<f
a Lenn.er<< whi<h epsus MHtaF-
asy. Juns -
The nne1l< Iaemsn1 - Fpe~ig<
- &sr4 ~ ws.Ainx1r. t~<z<x
eiae sffi<1efH te11.g - ulis
ar->.. i<~dlnn rt1Inn u Ie44.
srr~~ Ie3t s~ueaa - - feot
s~fssx. - f>sa9 n~1.sa. tes-
No. - fss kamsxs ln~t tens.
.aala .un1n kpna - e<nea
Ieek~r s<sm.aN -. r~~s.
nFshs. whs hss neen riainx 80
sstlsa.lly - ire fzIlfafnl. tFsens
THIS past winter snd srFsax sHd
wha = noe 40 IN ssrfisshs ne'lHis
Il Hollywood part. ~ir<a - ~aald
eheek In July /.
fpuaspn - fzruss41
Dsax peasaa. - - snet<s
from FfinviIl<. Orr. wns xax -
frat exp~Fss@ae - saaInf tF&enz -
t.onna1Fss. i now - the xruzusfzz.
fresh frsm ; zaseeenfal winter 80
sprinx - - csilfs<nls sAe@i~-
La y~ax f1Fsk~ - u~4r~s
h~tfled neek - ne~N tnvenmA-
sas ne s.e~slsn - - -
inx shsaspsee@nlR Ores ~
i.hlax in<ee pese~ese9s petMfs
.he.a - k1e4.sa y - ate~zex
49, n@<a wh~~ ~ hv~~gef
aawH L@lsn4eT - - f1<ss Feee
80 pssk~9 - > sks~ p@fn< -
Pa saen~ y - fHee~<eH
fasser asy knn11rm1
The etflel.l sE.ndlnms fsadi
nrohs - winners. - plse~s snd
- ssswsi passsn Il ~saaefs %
places ard - she~s.
Another zee rider ssmIaa -
fFem hollywood PARK i q znfelt.
who sas saaaHF IT, isstiinx FII@<~
II t.onkaerss lsst yesF tfe's : vet-
sfsa ffs~ lsHss boy sna - ola@x
sruthsv ~ Ferret Buffet wha ala
rs<zs hsfs lssf s~ss9n.
FrnfH omsks's Ak-azr. - wkli
eo<as swa l<salns rsa<rs H<w u ths
LananeFss sF.ek. Ch<xiks Wsxn~x
saa pau ollasweli.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-21
Sports Parade


NEW yoaK--on shs happy
day when the last hamb has
hurst on Britain and wsrTHanes
no longer beeloud sun and
moon. I hope that someone will
find time 70 sit down and write
a footnnls n history about The
men who ~enl on playing golf
through the hell Of war.
Nav and then Ne act stray
.assrhes Of as~s of M. hFstass
have refused IN give mp their
golf. despite tAe fact that 10
the ordinary trials and troubles
sf the game have hen added
the passlhlntls. ef injury ana
sudden death.
For every bomb that falls
The whaek nf driver against
ball gives back = defiant answer
from the famous seaside courses
OF the boalegad island.
And now sxymon Landau, an
American engineer. has carried
back from London : Kood-szsd
budget of news about the
British golfers and hoN they
are coping with ths added
hazards that the gar has
brought
he stepped off the clipper
with . document which wss
headed Temporary Rules
ie4I Tor IRE alehmoaa Golf
Course This rluh IL mat out.
side l1pndon where bolublngs are
frequent. md II has hesn neee@s
sary 70 supplement the ordinary
rules of the game attn these
seven special provisions
II. Players ara s.ked h ssi-
leo bausb and .hFspsel spllatsFs
- save damage - moving ma
chimes.
-. In competitions aarsag
suaflrs ~ while bonnie sFs fall
Ing players mas take essex sIsh-
out penalty fsr eemslng play.
=. The location ef known
time eemh@ Il marked al rsa.
sonably sAfs distance BY rcd
flags,
a. shrapnsi nndxoF bomb
apllntsrs On the fairNays OF IN
the nunksrs within a olalb's
length Of the bali may BE- moved
without penalty.
3. A bal moved ~ enemy
action may Be replaced. ~ u
lost Or destroyed. = nall may -
dropped not nearer the nols
without penalty
e A baii - : crater may ss
lifted ana dropped not nearer
the hois ana preserving the llns
Of ths hole Nithoat penalty
~ 4 plsysr Whsss strike =
sffertea - the sisnultsss~sss
explosion Of = bemb mas pias
another hall ln the sane place.
Penalty, anr sIfohs
Thss1aarsan 81 ssofds hase Aseen
Hrtffea about ihs terrific faea-
TAI sffaln thmi tsurnnntemf ssif
imposes sn players. aad Hstsst
Of thesn are fFue. ff's taaKh.
fer lnsfAnas. essnaaa up - ne
hat thsee holes 81 ina mattoaaf
se~a alta ; shAaas - 9fn-
Yes. "a tough. bst ID yims
Of me Temporary rules u tns
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