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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

Baby has big job ahead There's lot OF growing
60 be done bones built . T.. f.. teeth formed The
best growing food in the world, of course, is pure
fresh milk-and that's where can help
Year after year, we've been supplying mothers
with fine, safe milk for their babies and we're
mighty proud of the results Today, we believe, there
is no finer milk in all the world than our Sealtest
Milk Every process in dairy plants is checked and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Follow This Plan

SO. along WIN the recon-
nendations submitted TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt by the national
committee was the practical
suggestions that these allow
ances be translated into terms
of everyday foods and adequate
meals, based on different eco
nomic levels.
That is exactly what has been
done by Eleanora Sense in her
new book. Americas Nutrition
q Primer" If you have been look
ing for an easy guide to right
eating and pattern by which
you can plan adequate meals,
you will find it in this little
book. '''''''~ q
For example. TO make sure Of
getting the IS milligrams of,
ascorbic acid, or vitamin c.
needed in the daily diet. some
fresh fruits and vegetables
should be selected from the list
high in vitamin c: Oranges.
grapefruit. tangerines, tomatoes
and lemons.
One of these foods must be
used every day. The author
gives the same pattern for all
the essentials.
Nutrition Plan
Whether you eat at home or
in restaurant. this nutrition
plan should be followed
One pint of milk daily for
adults.
One quart of milk daily for
children.
One generous serving Of meat.
fish or poultry daily. with a
serving of liver once a week.
Two eggs or one egg and an
extra serving Of meat daily: or
one egg and at least an ounce
of cheese.
Two servings of vegetables
daily. one green leafy
Two servings of fruit daily,
one of them citrous.
Dark whole grain bread and
breakfast cereals.
Al least three pats of butter.
Six TO eight glasses Of water.
AN Galleries
BY conScientiouSly following
that plan every adult and child
is assured of diet that supplies
the recommended allowances Of
all the vitaminS. minerals and
body building proteins.
If you are overweight. that
list affords all the calories
needed. Restrict yourself 10
that list and you can reduce and
improve your health.
The pattern is the same for
the underweights but nourish-
ment should be furnished In
cream, butter. milk-shakes, egg
nogs, breads and cereals,
Americas Nutrition Primer
is a simple guide which will en-
able you to apply the newer
knowledge of nutrition TO your
daily meals. 1t is published by
M. Barrows e. CO.. Inc, New
York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22

supervised by Sealtest Laboratory Men in White.
Wouldn't you like your baby-and children-to
have milk whose purity and quality are SO COM
pletey guarded? Simply order Sealtest Milk from
our mikman ask your grocer or telephone Temple
1000 or Madison 1880.
You can buy cheaper milk, of course but )on
only gel ubaf YOU pay for. Buy q1ahy milk-and be
sure it's Seatest Milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

WE'RE REALLY in the swing
OF the Fall season now-plan-
ming more hearty and satisfying
meals for our families. New
ideas and suggestions 10 brighten
up our menus are always wei
come.
Apricot freze, nice TO top off
a heavy meal--m a & he bran
cookies 10 serve with irult
sauce or ice cream--Dutch chop
Suey. an interesting main dish.
and criSpy candy pre-
pared at yesterdays meeting OF
The Detroit Times HomemakcrS
Club.
In addition. the weekly econ
omy meal including Sauerkraut
with meat balls carrot and
raiSin salad and steamed choco-
late pudding was shown.
Here arc recipes ior you 10
try.
Crispy CsndY
Z cup butter
y pound marshmallowS
y teaspoon vanilla
/ package t5i2 ounceSl rice
CrlSpleS.
Melt butter and marShmallowS
together in double-boiler Add
vanilla and b at thoroughly.
Place criSpieS in large buttered
bowl and pour on marShmallow
mixture stirring briSklV. Press
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-22
Nutrition
Allowances
Translated

THE AVERAGE homemaker
wouldn't have the slightest
idea of how TO 60 about order
ing the foods that would supply
each member OF her family
with IS milligrams of ascorbic
acid. 0.S grams of calcium and
70 grams of protein, which are
the dietary allowances Of these
protective elements set by the
nutrition yardstick. In fact,
these figures are apt 10 confound
rather than help.
La gaceta., 1941-09-24

des navales italisnas a las que
tratan da amenazr a Odessa,
Sebastopol, la Penir1uia de Cri
mea y ell Mar de Acc y destruir
la escuadra rusa son una ayuda
enorme a los aliados, que trata
Berlin de eliminr. Los Balkanes
Epresentan para la polftica mill
tar de Alemania, apesar de Ia
ocupaci6n militar, un peligro de
conflagrscion; ell espiritu del
pueblo baIkanico, como ell del
espahol, es anti-nazi. Tratan de
explotar los odios antiques de-
Ibidcs al lprOblema maeed6nico
v lamar a Bulgaria contra Tur-
Qufa, Bulgaria arde en- deseos
igual que en- la anterior guerra,
sus intereses son antag6nicos a
los de los Turcos, en- Cd Mar Ne
gro; ell irredentsmo bGlgaro ju-
CARA su pakel. Alemania necesi.
ia lamar a Bulgaria en- contra
de TUrquia para evitar que los
sentimientos de simpatia de par
te de los b1lgaros hacia los ru-
sos, permitan ell paso de los E.
jereitos Aliados concentrates
en- las fronteras turcas, esperan
do o la aggression a Turquia por
Alemania, 0 el momento de &C
ci6n sehalado por la accion de
re~sistencia de los rusos. En- es-
to ha de jugar papel importan-
tie, en- ell frente meridional, la H.
nea del rio Don.
Ell militarismo y la dinastis
DGlgara, no Sc sacrificaran mas
que por sus revindicaciones y
81 Alemania Sc las ofrece y la
ayuda con fementidas ofertas
de salida al Mar Egeo, como ha-
&c con Franco de mayor predo-
mimic en- Africa del Norte, la a.
erosion Bulgaria a TuTluia nj
La gaceta., 1941-09-24

Los Balkanes y Espafa sor
las barreras geograficas que de
fienden al munIdo islamico de
las apetenicias alemanas. Pero
es tan d6bil esta defenSa, que la
amenaza a Turquia, en- Oriente,
y a Marruecos, en- Occidente,,
estan sobre ell tapete de la gran
mesa en- que las diplomacias ger
mana Y aliada Sc debaten para
la conquista de posiciones estra
t6gicas que les faciliten el do
mimic de los Estrechos, que son
Ia llave del Mediterraneo. Los
Wales de los embajadores de A
lemania en- Turquia, a Berlin, y
el de Inglaterra en- Espana, a
Londres, son signos alarmantes
de este nuevo paligro de extern
sion del conflicto, para efecti-
var la gran tenaza predicha por
Luddendorf y derrotar a lngla-
terra.
Continda la batalla del At
lantico. Los actos de pirateria
nazi, han disminuido notable
La gaceta., 1941-09-24

rino, de estar complicado en- e.
2omplot. Castillo desmirti6 las
palabras del legislator, Sr. E.
luardo Tc.saire.
Asegura ell jefe &c esta5o lle
e pals esta en- e2lma y que to-
dos los sospeohosos han sido de-
ienidos. La fa6rica de aviones
en- Cordoba esta custodiada por
por Ell ejercito. Entire los dete-
nidos Sc mencionan ell teniente
coronel Sustaita, ell teniente
Krauas, Ell captain Menendez y
ctros. Las tropas de La l~egalidad
estan mandadas por ell coronel
Juan Carries Bassi.
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
La extension de la guerra
y la batalla del Atlantico
N1cleOs espanoles republicans combaten
junto a los aliados
La buena utilization del factor geografico
PoR Ell GENERAL JOSE AsENso

mente; sin embargo, la presen-
cia de n1cleos de alemanes en-
ESpaha y en- Africa del Norte.
la preston de La policia naZi en-
Portugal, a traves de las rela-
clones amistosas del Dictator
Luso y ell Dictator Espanol, to-
mando como instrumental la Fa-
lange espanola, son peligros que
no habran escapado a la pers-
picacia del politico ingles, que
trata de neutralizar a Franco,
usando de su conservadurismo
v su enemiga a la RepGblica du
rante la guerra. Los piratas ma
zis, siguen abasteciendose en-
bases ~espanolas. Las costas de
Galicia son I'm viviente ejemplo
de esa TRACTION del actual gobier
no de Espana; y por 81 era po-
co, ia profunda ensenada dc
Rio de Orc, con ell fuerte de vi.
lla Cisneros, hermoso aer6dro-
mo y base de hidroaFiones y
submarines, esta a disposition
de los alemanes, y por su proxi-
midad a las Canarias recibe ia
! cilmente los combustible que
desde Texas son transportadoS
a las refinerias Canarias. PerC
todavia estas posiciones de occi
dente no ocupan ell primer pla.
no b6lico, este Sc encuentra Ell
el Oriente cercano.
ilCuan diferente hubiera sidt
La situaci6n de este frente geo
grafico, 81 la Republica no hu
biera sido hostigada por aque
Hos que lie negaron su mas legi
timo derecho: iel de defensa
No Obstante, 81 en- ell future S
cuida y alienta a la emigraci6
espanola y Sc fomenta Ell esp
ritu anti-aleman del pueblo e.
panol, que observa su opresi6
y como es despojado de alimer
tos y medios que n~ecesita par
su vida, podra conseguirse gu
La gaceta., 1941-09-24

go nara esperar y la guerra sc
haba exter3ido de marera "a
ida de Oriente a Occidente,
pues Ia entrada de Turquia ea
la Guerra Santa Y Ell fanat smo
musulnan es un factor moral
no despreciable.
La victoria Sc aproxima para
la Democracia pero Is necesa-
rio no olvidar la utilization de
todos los ~recursos y que en- la
guerra las improvisaciones no
son buenas. La defensa de Pa
mama, Gibraltar y Suez, esta en-
la buena utilization del factor
geografico, y en- este juega I'm
papel preponderante ell pueblo
spanol, al que es precise unir y
tener dispuesto para que ell ma
zismo no Sc pueda apoderar de
la Peninsula berica, en- resis-
teneia, y no olvidar Ia amena-
"a de Serrano Suner a America
con OCCASION de una possible ocu-
paci6n de las Azores. Ell nazi-
fascismo es insolente y pedan-
te, necesita ell freno de la orga-
nizaci6n democratica de los Es-
pane IS libres,
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
PARA LA NUJER
DEL HOGAR
MerIuza Rellena

lGgreoientes: una libra de
melluza, ciento cincuenta gra-
mos &c ternera, cincuenta gra.
mo- 3e jam6n, una lata pelue-
ma dc Champignon, un padazo
de MICA de pan, I'm huevo y un
vase pequene de Jerez.
Sc golpea Ell cenCro Ge la mar-
luza con un cuchillo, para des-
prender la espina; sc tira de
ella, con cuidado, para no rom
perla. Sc cuece la ternera con
ell jamon y una vez cocido, Sc
plea mucho juntamente con ell
champignon.
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
BOLETINES DE
ULTIMA HORA
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

los aer6dromos y otros lugares.
Entire los dficiales arrestados,
segGn ell diputado Taborda, fl
guran algunos que trataban de
pOner fin a la averiguaci6n de
sus actiVidadeS. Estan ocupado
militarmente ell aer6dromo de
"El Palomar", 10 mism que los
de Cordoba y Parana. I'm dipu-
tado radical acus6 al vicepresi-
dente Castillo, presidente inte-
La gaceta., 1941-09-24

esta amenaza Sc transforme en-
una poderosa ayuda para de-
rrotar a Hitler, contando con la
ayuda material y economical del
pueblo n-orte-americano. Desde
que Sc inici6 la contienda hay
n1cleos de espaholes luchanco
al lado de los aliados, en- ell a.
vance en- Francia, Dunkerque,
Siria, en- donde han defendido
her6icamente a la Francia LII
bre; son ejemplos vivientes, ia
actitud de los que desde Octu-
bre de 1910 Sc alistan bajo la
aspiration de una Espana Libre
son una garantia y una esperan
"a para Ell future. Lo que es ne
cesario es encauzar esa corrien-
tie Y no desalentarle con la indi-
ferencia y ell desden de una fall
sa vision de respeto diplomati-
co.
ST Ia batalla del Atlantco per
nance estacionaria, no ocurre
igual en- ell frente russo. Apesar
de cuanto anuncian las parties
en- guerra y la propaganda ger
mana, la tactica nazi seguida
ahora, ha fracasado; e. des-
caste aleman es cada vez mayor
y empieza a preocupar al Esta-
10 Mayor de Hitler los resulta-
dos de la campana de invierno,
y la reaction popular al pedir
nuevos recursos y mayores sa-
c~rificios para dominar este
frente y poder llegar al Cauca-
so, centric petrolifero que es une
de los Objetivos que Sc habfa
propuesto como Immediate. Ode
sa, Leningrado y los episodes
en- toda la linea rememoran Ma
Grid, Ell Ebro, Brunette, Guada-
lajara, Peguerinos, Pozoblanco
Lerida y tantos otros nOmbreS
en- dOnde en- treinta meses el
pueblo espanol Sc bati6 solo cor
sus pechos y su entusiasmo re.
publicano. Seguros estaraos que
los rusos, con Ia ayuda de Ingla.
terra y Estados Unidos, sepul
taran en- su Organizada resis'
tencia al nazismo. Pero ahi re
salta Ell grave peligro de NJ
verse aseguradO por Bulgaria
ell flanco derecho, Y la grave a
menaza para Turquia. Hitel
teme al nuevo y poderoso Ejer
cito organizado por Wavell, ell
la India, y a la c~orriente de a
bastecmiento belicos pOr ell Go
70 Persico.
Los Dardanalos defendidOs
por la noble actitud de Turquia,
impidiendo reforzar con unida-
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
Sc va agregando MIRA de pan

Sc va agregando MICA de pan
nroJa6a en- lello, 81 hue~o elte-
ro, sin batir el vino, 4 So, I'm
poqus-o de pimien.a. ca ndc e.
4 a.an unl~o Sc va re.eaat-o
Ell hGcso de la ezp.na cen & bin
cho. Sc hunta bien la harina,
?cr el lado que Sc ha rellenado,
para que nc Sc salga.
En- una besuguera Sc p nan
unas rodajas de patata, con el
fin de que Ia merlaza no Sc aga
RE al fondo; Sc co,oca la mar-
laza, cubri6ndola con man-aca
de cerdC, pan railado y pslejil
p;'ado; sc nlete al hcrro, Y clan
do es'a iora1a Sc SAGA Eel h,rno
y Sc Sirve con un pune lie plta-
tas 0 una salsa e5pahola, en- SAL
sera.
De esta misma manera pue-
cen rellenarse las truchas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
PenSa1aieRtOS

Orgullo. Ninglno s&be tanto
NAL de nosoLros como nosotros
mismos, Y, sin embargo, ningu-
no riensa tan bien de nosotros
oo.l.s ncsOtros mismos.
divide. Rara vez en- la LUZ re-
cordamos las tinieblas, en- la fe-
licidad la miseria y en- la salts
facci6n ell ~sufrimento; suede
siempre a la inversa.
Dclo". Quian desterrara del
hombre ell conocimiento del do
lor, estirparia juntamente ell CO.
nocimientO gel placer; en- una
palabra, anularia al hombre.
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
MUJERES, MUCHACHAS-
ALIVIO EN- DOS FORMAS

Los hechos modernos y una marca
de p~opularidad de 81 amos, invitan a
vuestra confianza en- CARDUI Por
su uso, miles de mujeres desnutri-
das han sido ayudadas en- dos dife-
rentes formas.
Tornado como u ntonico, segun las
.1irecciones, usualmente estimula ell
apetitO Y aumenta la corriente del
jugo gastrico.
La gaceta., 1941-09-24

Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
e. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamepte por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
ANCNCIESE EN-
ola GACETA"

Esa es probablemente la raz6n pa
ra la mejorada fuerza y energfa, Y
d alivio en- la molestia periodical fun
,ional de muchas que 10 usan.
0tra forma de aliviar tai incomo-
1idad Functional es tomando ell Car
hui como Sc ordena, empezando tres
1ias antes "del tempo. IPor que no
rata listed ell CARDUI?
La gaceta., 1941-09-24
GOTTA DATE?
DOM neeIecf Your Breath

II you've got a date with the girl friend. or
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper ~precRution TO see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
ing Is 80 inexcusahle and SO offensive as q
neglected. case Of haltosls lbad bFeath). Be,
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouAh with Listerine Antiseptie,
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer. less likely 10 offend. Most
cases Of halitosis, say some authorities. are
due to the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth. although SONS cases may be
due 10 systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Ltstenne Antiseptie works
wonders because Il first halts the fermensa-
tion and then overeomes the odors II causes.
Don't forget TO use Il. It's the first aid OF
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIc
To Make your Breath SwsstSr
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Royal Business Sets
Mark in Handicap
AtCumberIand
Travels 6l2 FurIones
In 1:20.4 as Record
Gathering Thrills

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Aug g.
Royal Business, owned by Capt.
Ewart Johnston of Boyce, Va. and
known to Eastern track goers as
Queen of the Half -Milers", thrilled
some 10000 fans by winning the
Radio Station WTBO Handicap in
:20.4, q track record for 6la furlongs
The crowd, largest in this tracks
history, was thrilled as Royal Busi-
ness, favorite, came from far back
to win in the final stride by nose
from j. B. Royston's Glitter Girl,
which set the pace. Norman Cor
bins Brazen Hussy wound up third
after being bothered several times
by Glitter Girl.
The old record of l:203s was made
by Mammals Boy. owned by w. H.
Denham Of Washington on August
13. 1898.
Danny Scocca, a Washington lad,
brought j. w. Etheridge's Chief
Cherokee from behind the pace to
capture the 6l2-furlong. second.
The 3-4 daily double combination
of Busy Time and Chief Cherokee
paid $2820.
In -furlong, third. Red Wings,
owned by T. Leatherbury Of An
napolis, led throughout.
After failing to win in II starts
this year, J. L. Friedman's Chancer
came to life in the fourth, which he
won in the fast time of 1:21zs.
Mrs. Helen Harris Black Crusade
created a 1i4-mile track record OF
2:09 in winning the eighth race. The
old mark was 2.10.4
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Lanham Will Present
Strong Lineup Of
Auto Racers
Director Hopes TO Make
Up for Postponement;
Seeks Bonks' Entry

Hoping to make up for last week S
rained-out midget auto races and
the curtailed program of the previ-
Gus week. Racing Director Walter
Stebbins of West Lanham Speedway
is arranging list of between IS and
80 drivers for Tuesday nights Trace
program.
Stebbins especially is after an
entry from Henry Banks. Leading
point scorer in the American Racing
Drivers Association circuit, Banks
has appeared at West Lanham only
once, but ON that occasion he set
two track records.
Also invited to compete are Ted
Tappett, Bill SCHNEIDER, Ernie
Gesell. Len Duncan, Mike Joseph.
Bill Troutwine, Johnny Ringer and
Walt Walker. Walker is expected
to drive that troublesome red out
board No. 4 which he has succeeded
in tanning.
SCHNEIDER and Joseph will be
among the favorites. SCHNEIDER
the daring type, still is after more
records at West Lanham and with
his spectacular driving figures to be
near the front Joseph almost is
the opposite type. steady driver
who without being fiashy manages
to be consistent winner.
Rain checks from last Tuesday
are good for admission this week.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Eastern Branch Boys
Mines Play Insect,
Peewee Finals
Winners to Advance
Into Competition for
City Championships

Peewee and insect baseball cham
pionships in the Eastern Branch
BOYS Club League will be decided
this week with winners to partici-
pate in a series with Central and
Western Branch winners for the
city Boys Club title.
Eastern Branch Bucs and Lang
don Lions. first and second half
peewee winners. respectively, meet
in the first of a three-game series
on Thursday at IL am. at Eastern
High diamond The second game
will be at 10 am. on Saturday. with
the third contest, if necessary, next
Tuesday at IL am.
The insect playoffs begin at /
pm. Wednesday at Eastern between
Eastern Branch Bees and Police
Boys Club No. S. first and second
half champions. The second game
will be Friday and a third next
Monday,
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Detroit Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
3-year-oIds and up: lie miles. o ,o
Em.1iean sanans"9 Emss@ plstsnn whtn. S5o SS SS 8
MIN, 44m. Fay Wallace 500
Also ran1rlyahead. opoca,- slisht
Error, Sun Charles, I Olo Nor. Imperial
Sum: Stella Nc and Lady Menace.
s:yssTeoias and Hafurhfl aD: ml. and md" ysrds
Ito. Toast S,.r Burns, Iw,,t,n 1850 sso SO
Also ranSMoonish. oueeni.. skean Dhu,
Rocky Hill, Mature, fAdepar, Cherokee
Red; Shirley r. and Grand Duke.
THIRD RAcE-pgrse $500; el.imins;
3-year-olds and up; furlongs Chute, an
Fs%n FSSny silver hly Mls Whitns 700 ssS ssS ssS
Medrano wallace $50
view, sun Arbor. Cheer Star and CRUISING.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
chsssas esss52d' fefson sed up fuss0ss' !ss 1910 $40
Chestnut Bur tGreen) $40 2 90
Jota tHanauerD 2.s0
Also ran--Punta Final. Rubaiyat, Alca.
Double Whisk, Welding and Vote Boy.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. Sl,500;. allow
Patriot Mills $50 $50 2.40
BebeJa (Wallace) $50 400
BayridRe tMorrissey) $50
Time, 1:06
"A Also s,sn rsp-a Ne H. Paircais. Dismay
as. G. Baker entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. So. 600: Boots and
Saddle Handicap: 3-year-olds and up;
furlongs.
Espno Gold whiting, 1920 1920 40
Dora May aGreen) 2140 $50
Gallee mills $40
Time, 1:11ss.
Also ran-Epidor Heel Up. Scrappy w,
Darby Dienst. Boy Angler and Rye Grass.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 50 500: handi-
cap; 3-year-olds and up; ! mile and 20
Red Dock tOros) $50 $50 24o
MeeEy tGriln 4.60 $50
Time, 1:41ss,
Also ran-Silvos and Supreme Sir
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
3-year-olds and upward; l mile and 20
yards.
Tartarus (whitins) 500 400 $40
Lydia K tHanauer) 11e0 $50
Big Bubble fParise) $50
AIS -ren2cens,y xai4+ .Traaeesee. Pa
rastan witch. Ny Baby and Ntfls Tramp.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

st. Louis beat Washington, 8-6,
in 10 innings with Frank Dixie
Davis pitching all the way for the
Browns and holding the Mats
hitless in the last nine innings.
George Mogridge and Acosta
pitched for Washington.
Although floored in the second
round, Mike Gibbons came back
to outpoint jeff Smith in a IL
round bout at Jersey City, and
now is considered in line for a
middleweight championship fight
with either Bryan Downey or
Johnny Wilson, both of whom
claim the title.
Peter Manning set world
record for 5-year-old gelding
trotters by covering a mile in 2
minutes l. second.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Track Record Is Made
As Misty Isle Wins
Sheridan Handicap
Bushwocker and Equifox
Next; AIsob Captures
Juvenile Stokes
3, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Misty Isle won
the 5000 added Sheridan Handicap
at Washington Park today, running
the mile and furlong in l:493s,
q new track record.
Bushwacker was second and Equi-
fox third.
The winner is owned by Joseph
E. Widener of Philadelphia.
Alsab. sensational Chicago-owned
2-year old, took the Juvenile Stakes,
supporting feature. by three-quar-
ters Of length with Valdina Orphan
second and Questive third.
Alsab, ridden by Jockey r. L
Vedder. ran the 517 furlongs in los
to equal the track record.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Entry, Aonborr, Avesto,
One, Two in Stoke

DADE PARK, KY, Aug. 8 (P).-
Aonbarr and Avesta, entry OF Helen
Hickman and Mrs. Baylor Hickman,
finished one-two in the 1000 mile
and 40 yards feature event here
today Mr.. Ambassador was third.
Aonbarr stepped the distance in
1:40.1, a second of the track rec
ord, and closed with a burst of
speed to beat Avesta by a length.
Avesta and Mr.. Ambassador led
most of the NAV