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Empire City

SIXTH RACE-Purse S2,50O; claiming
3-year-olds and upward; 1ss miles
Perfect Rhyme (StouU $50 $50 $50
Rshanee Day $40 430
Bright Gray (HildebrandD 2.60
Time 1:4125. New track record.
Also ran-Robert E. Lee. Sun Mica,
Resolute II and Moja.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 800: claim
ing; 3-year-oids and inward; Us miles
Cross Question tMeadeb $50 $50 $50
Hi-Kid tHildebrandt) 500 $50
Brown Bomb fRenickD 7.90
Time. l 53 2-5.
Also ran-Comendador II, Bright Vic
tory, Gendarme. Alpolly and Ballast Reef.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Races

Earlier Results, Rossvan's. Other
Selections and Entries for To-
morrow, Page TX.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Rockingham Park

SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
ms; }-year-olds and up: ID miles.
Bonnie Vixen tAtkinson) go $40 800
Dogo tDelaral 1920 800
Noroton tGysin) 80
Time, ! A
Also ran-Baba. Light Tack. Erins Sun,
Dark Level. Riccadonna, Dogrose. Step
acola and Cisneros
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and upward II. miles.
Saving Grace (Moore) 1.40 $50 3.sn
Winter Sea (Johnstonl $50 40
Noodles tGysinl 3.2U
Time. :4S
Also ran--Be Prepared. ADDRESS, Country
Lass. Medred and Harry.s Dream.
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Weather Forecast

Cloudy, somewhat warmer, lowest tonight about
A degrees; tomorrow occasional rain, mild
temperature. Temperatures today - Highest,
SO. at 1926 pm; lowest, 80, at AS am; 50 at
pm.
From the United states Weather Report.
Full Details Page Az.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Mai. Porter and try and persuade
him to some to the party. Joan
nodded assent.
Mai Porter had q laboratory
workshop In disused ammunition
dump. The building was of steel
and concrete, and partly under
ground. Concrete steps led down to
a steel door. Phil knocked. and
after a long moment Mai. Porter
opened. He was a lean, pale man
! with tired eyes. He wore q suit Of
dirty coveralls. His hair was thin
and touSled.
Phil said, We've come TO take YOU
to the party, Bugs. They're calling
for YOU"
And Porter said, "Oh, it's YOU,
Phil. I'm sorry about the party, but
I wanted to go over some blue
/ prints. Come in while I get out of
/ my work clothes"
He admitted them to a small Of
| flee. A desk was Uttered with pa
! pers and blueprints. Phil introduced
Joan, and the two shook hands.
And Bugs Porter surprised Phil
Howard by saying, Il knew you
long ago, Joan. When you were a
very little girl. I recognized you the
Evening star., 1941-07-16

bring Maj. Porter to the party. He
hasn't showed up yet, and It's mid
night"
Sorry, Helen. But he promised
me he'd come"
"Is Maj Porter the INVENTOR"
asked Stephanie. The man who is
called Bugs?"
Every one laughed; even Maj.
Hammond smiled. Stephanie looked
startled. Jim Mason came and sat
on the arm of her chair and began
to explain to her about Bugs. Maj.
Porter was eccentric. he told her,
and that suggested his nickname.
Stephanie couldn't quite understands
why word meaning insects should
be a nickname for an eccentric
person.
Joan rose in the midst of the con-
versation, slipped her arm through
Phil Howard's, and said, It's sitting
In her. Shalt We walk outsider"
He hesitated a moment, glancing
at her father. Hammond sat smok-
ing, not looking at them, but Phil
sensed he was much aware Of Joan's
actions. Joan tugged AT his arm, so
he turned with her and walked out
into the moonlit night.
Calls Stephanie a PhOny.
That woman" Joan said. acid in
her voice. Shes a phony."
"Stephanie phony. Joan? Oh,
no."
"Oh, no!" she mimicked him. You
wouldn't see that, You're blinded
by her beauty, just like every other
man in there. You can't see that
she's putting on an act. That She
Evening star., 1941-07-16

merely pretending to be . starry
eyed young thing!"
"All right, Joan. I'll agree with
you, because I don't want to quarrel
with you. But" He halted and
faced her. But, you, too, are putting
on an act, and it's plenty obvious
to me-"
"I?" she said. Really, Capt. How
ard!"
You're trying to annoy your IA
ther. No, don't deny it. And you
are using me to do it. Darling
Maj Hammond isn't any man to
cross. If he doesn't want you to
walk in the moonlight with me
don't do it. II there's trouble be-
tween you. don't go out Of your way
to make it worse"
Joan stepped back She was sud
denly breathleSs with anger. Her
face was white in the moonlight
and very young.
You are a-cad," she said
"Why am -" he asked, amused
II try to put you straight and YOU
call me names. That isn't fair"
Joan Is Upset.
You're the one who's unfair
You don't like my company, so you
make up some contemplate excuse
to get rid of me-"
You really mean you're not de-
liberately going against you're IA
theirs Wishes?"
She came close again, her face
uptilted. She put her hands or
his shoulders. IF I must act like
that woman to show man I like
him." she said, '1-well, then ]
shall be Stephanie Duprez. Philip
Evening star., 1941-07-16

"A woman could, Philip. A woman
could hate Stephanie"
He gave her a startled look. Her
tone was soft, but there was venom
in it. Joan laughed at him.
II shock you, don't I. Philip
You think I'm little savage. You
think women must adore Stephanie
because men do
Stephanie Asks Lot.
He would have protested that,
but some one tapped him on the
shoulder Il was Maj. Hammond
May I cut in, captain?"
Certainly, sir" said Phil. He
gave Joan over to her father, and
he walked away, thinking tnat
Hammond had waited all evening
until now to dance.
Stephanie was dancing with Bart
Hughes, and she caught Phil's eve
and signaled him to cut in. When
he took over, Stephanie whispered,
You didn't mind, Phil? I needed a
rescuer. 1t. Hughes WAS making
love to me. I did not like it,"
Phil wanted to say, "Stephanie
you were made for that" The i'm
pulse was little crazy. since she
was 10 marry Jim Mason; vet il
wasn't so crazy. either. He thought
1t would be nice to make love to
Stephanie.
She said. Jim told me so much
about you, Phil. You are rich, mop
Not rich, really. But a SOL
dier, yes"
Jim says you throw money
away. Poof, like that. He SAYS you
even give money to an officer wllc
is lnventing gun or something. >
Your JIM" Phil said, should
take lesson from 1t. Hughes"
During intermission, while the
orchestra raided the refresnment
table, the party grouped at The emo
OF the room where the chairs and
sofas had been placed. Joan sal
on a sofa with Mai. Hammond, and
she gestured to Phil.
An Invitation.
Captain, l asked father to show
me about tomorrow" she said. But
he'll be busy. Could bother you?'
I'D be delighted, Joan" Jim re-
piled. He glanced at Hammond. anc
he saw the displeasure on the ode,
mans face.
Helen Brennan came and slippec
her arm through Phils.
She said, Phil, you promised tr
Evening star., 1941-07-16

/ want you to kiss me You adore
me, no? I am beautiful, no2"
Phil reached up and removed her
hands. He put them down at her
sides. Joan, I won't kiss you-no
matter how much like Stephanie
you act"
"Oh, an officer-but not a gen.
tleman"
"Well, a gentleman by act OF Con-
gress. If that's what you want to
say"
That's exactly what I want to
say" said Joan, her voice in pieces
Then she bit her under lip. and
tears filled her eyes. "Oh, Phil. I'm
so sorry I don't know what's wrong
with me. I am upset, and 1 am
having trouble with my-my father.
1 feel so horribly alonel"
Phil took her arm and slipped 1t
through his. He patted her hand.
Don't let things get you down, -
he said. The Old Man will snap
out of it. Once you understand him
better"
Yes" she said. "Why should 1
let it get me down."
Joan Suddenly Understands.
She lifted her head and managed
a smile. They walked on, following
the road around the parade ground.
Phil suggested they go look in on
Evening star., 1941-07-16

JtHI tO!U me SO HluCH uOOuL
his girl. Helen needed this. She's
been willing"
But she's blossmned tonight,
doc"
Hasn't she, thought" said Bren-
nan, pleased.
They stood and Spped' punch,
snd watched Helen dancing with
Capt. McRugh. Helen wore' a green
gown of some f11my material. Her
cheeks were bright and her dark
ewes Sparkled She held her own,
even against Joan Hammond's youth
end against Stephanies startling
beauty.
Mai, Hammond said, his voice
dropped low. But the Old Mans
daughter isn't enioving this. What's
wrong there, Phjl?"
Something queer" said Phil. II
don t know what"
Joan Approaches Phil.
They watched Stephanie then
Men would always watch Stephanie.
She was the belle of the ball: there
was laughter in her eyes and on
her lips. She wore black, a filmv
gown that showed how perfect she
really was She was dancing with
Jim Mason now, her lovely eyes al-
most closed, and when they danced
by Phil heard her softly singing
along with the music-but singing
foreign words.
eff I had a woman like that" said
Mai. Brennan, I'D be jealous as
heck
But you talk of faith. Phil re-
minded him.
Everything in its place. 'ca plain"
"You wouldn't trust her?"
would you?"
Phil thought for a moment.
frowning a little. He recalled. with
out reason, what Jim Mason had
said. About being afraid something
would grab away his happiness. He
suddenly felt uneasy.
The music ended and every one
grouped about the refreshment
table, Mai. Hammond came. but
stood apart smoking a cigar, his
eyes watching Joan.
Joan came directly to Phil How
erd. She had a sandwich In one
hand and glass of punch in the
other. She smiled in her shy fash
ion.
You didn't dance with me, cap
tain"
No. 7 didn't"
why not? Am SO una ttractIve2
DID I bore you enough this after
noon?"
Joan Quite Frank.
Joan, I don't think you'd want
me to tell YOU"
"Ah, but l do want YOU 10 tell
me. I insist you tell me"
Then l shall Joan, Your father
doesn't quite approve of me. He
seems to think I'm a-what's that
word out of the old-time melo-
dramas?"
"Cad?"
VI was thinking of rogue"
Joan laughed. How funny" she
said. and laughter gave her voice a
pleasant ripple.
I'm going to hold onto you until
ME music starts again" she told
him. You owe me one dance"
why do I owe YOU a dance"
You danced once with Mrs. Bren-
Evening star., 1941-07-16
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Evening star., 1941-07-16

nan and once with Stephanie. And
I'm a little jealous. Dance with me,
or it will make me hate them"
The orchestra began playing. 1t
was not a good band, but then ut
was made of soldiers and not musi-
clans. They were playing waltz.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

EtFNnahIP, FF UtIIDtTHTFIN dVUIUFW
Joan Hammond, because of her
fathers dislike for him, but Joan
was being rushed by 1t. Bart
Hughes.
Maj. Brennan Joined Phil for
glass Of punch and the medical
officer said, I'm glad Mason brought
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Bugle in the n18bt 60
.--- bs joseph Chadwick -

The story thus Capt. Phil Fort
Mnrfed SouFernmo Florida. The Maj.
Hammond intensely dikS Phil for apparent and hen
daughter, Joan Hammond, the bhnty
advised father NTH
PhrS friend 1t. fancee Stephane
Spharae introduced her stdd Eng
sh both 1e and makes douby fascinating She
takes immediate liking to Phil but doesn't De
nth Maj. BrenndnS pretty Uite Helen, NTH Joan.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

you, Phil. You are rich, MOP"
Phil took Joan in his arms and
they began to dance. 1t was nice. of
course. Joan was pretty; there was
a soft young warmth about her.
You couldn't hate Helen or
Stephanie for such a f1imsy reason.
could you?" he asked her.
We'll, maybe not Helen"
Nor Stephanie."
"Ah, but I could" replied Joan.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
CHAPTER III.

Officers Club that Helen Brennan
the 1t James Masontand
accomplished
with her
posts tromt the
stsrtev ounumbered two to
Howard Wit later
Evening star., 1941-07-16
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moment I saw you. You look sx-
actly rs your mother did on her
wedding day"
Joan drew . sharp breath. 80
that's why" she said hollowly. 80
he hates me because look like her ~
And she turned and fed from ths
laboratory.
(Copyrisht, la4I. ChieAso Daily News, tns)
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Maneuvers depart from the usual
routine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Refrigerators
to Be Displayed
BY Rosso Stores

Housewives who are planning
On replacing u.ak old ice-box
win DO ven b. Inspecting the
many models q rhileo and KEEL
vinator electrical refrieeratofs
which win - a display . part
q the Seventh Annual Indus
trial Exhibit and Food Show TO
b held In Mount Clemens We'd
nesday. Thursday and rriday Of
this week.
Through the cooperation of
the Rosso Stores, 61-oS North
walnut street, those IN charge Of
the show have anil .unced that
. large numbe. q re- igerators
manufactured by both Of the
wall-known firms will be ON
display q part Of the affair.
Those who have examined
both Of the new refrigerators
have termed them 'sthe greatest
refrigerators ever built" The
exhibit will include learly all
models Of the two brands.
The show win be held at the
Methodist church.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

nAHnSS1 ~ Y ononlg1ng What e
ta11oo ~ N1g1n1 S1eWth and Do.
yo1oDGnont $500 t09t3cula1ly Of the
1oneo and toelA - and to keep the
genorol hoaltA 1evel shove the
reach oG hlectioa3
Oily doeD go3dsn orange Juice Il
h good oomrce q vitanin A. The
I1GAog ~ color, the richer the
juice, recording 70 men Of science.
TAls = one reaoea why California
orango julce can - depended upon
70 Gyerngo ~ highest ooncentrar
t1oa 6 yEotective essentials.
Hare a3e some breakfast sugges-
t1oas vAleA win help you send
yo11 tanily OF for the day. wen
prgparod % Withstand the .ravages
6 Wlntoe.s Tho pAotograph Of the
beoakfnge plato shows IN egg
DooeAoa = an Grange ring. Re-.
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|oI1eo, Dut elrcte g Eel into boiling
Watsr anA break egg into the
Grunge ring.
DreaIfast Menus
Orango Juice
CronDod dried beef on toast
Grunge marmalade
Baked pear
Orange juice
Drolled ham and Orange Slices
Hot Biscuits Jelly
Grunge Juice
Omslet Win 0raaee Jelly
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
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Importance 6 vlfanano ~
ninerals for individual on9 fnm1ly
health protection under tedayfs Nv
ing conditions r. eonphaa1Do1 - IL
governments adoption G . la&aeaAl
health defense program. II neod
Tor optimum rather than Uln10um
amounts oe too1 essentials - 1orti1y
against the stress q 1o6oE1 HI,
whether civil Or military. = fuIly
recognised.
The country abounds With natural
foods which. taken colleet1velys
Ave al vital elenea&s. ~ chooo-
ne wisely. even IN Wimbw IL
housewife On . mo6agato buAgot
can feed her tn11ly toe han1th
AZ cold wee&hoe cutS AoWD II
variety q fresh fruits ana vege-
tables. Il becomes interestingly In
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70 eat adeQuately e ~ froGA
foods svailah1o. Anericano aro &.
deed fortunato that esrtaln produc.
ing areas r. thle country harvest
crops every moath n ~ yea1, -
California with IL greea vegetables
and golden c1txns fruits wh1ch ftpen
winter and OuusWoe.
An adequate breakfaot Win two
fruits u one 1ngn 6 hea1fh inDurs
ancs. One lareo s1aes g hult jntcs,
Dreferably froGk oganoo ju1co, =
he best q m breaEfAst starts.
Fresh grange juice - recng11sod -
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and also . . snpplemsatnl source
q vitamins a, d a1A q. caiciun.
Dhosphosus anA Iron. How could
any chemists szt invtOvs - tAis
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Sprudel Wafer Company
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cooking. Childron especially
need this vitnmnin. h essExtunB
80. does not excite tie nsrvous
system. In other words. 4 pic1S
you up, but doesn't 1t you down.
: Two years a Eeoeareh ~ . -
Louis physician resulted IN the
discovery Of . msthed g blend-
ing vitamin h into Z refrsshino
and palatabls sofk drink. which
b now being introduced fcr TIE
first time under til registered
trade mark-Bl.
The beverage h bottled locally
under scientific control, and the
vitamin content 81 each bottle
must stand up under rigid bio
logical tests. Three Of the q
ounce bottles daily win supply
more than one-half of the aver
90 individuals daily minimum
requirement Of the vitamin, and
serve % . supplement 10 the
vitamin 81 IN the regular diet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

~. ple1re xuger 0S1nR q Ne
9pEsael WotoF Company q
Mount Clemens announces that
his plant y now hottline : new
drink namad HI.
I HI = anew sporkling lennnn-
lime drink thatsis equally oood
80 rsfreshing beverage and q I
mixer.
Il steps out q the modern bev-
eraeo because u eon1n1n9 that
plus ITEM -vitn1nin blend
q n by . special process. Every
7-ounce bottle Of this delicious
NV drink, contains 70 intsxna-
tinnal units of this important Wit
amin.
world O. one Of the fnrernost dir
cooveries In recent years The 6acts
AZ vitamin 81 have rapidly won
public acceptance- This vitamin
= needed by the whale body
throughout the year, and while
Il n impossible TO aaGfmilate too
much Of II, it Is. easy to get too
little.
The average human diet II
more lacking in vitamin 81 than
in any Of the other dietary con-
stituents which ere essential to
human well being.
Scientists have found that al
most everyone has . 81 defic-
iency, often resulting in snch
symptoms a. nervousness, indi-
eestion and lack Of energy. This
deficiency Il usually caused by
our refined diet, Cor many foods
are robbed OF their 81 content
IN manufacturing process and In
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

Because the cross strokes On
printed letters, such . w" re-
semble tails, they are called
serifs, from the Hebrew seraph.
meaning serpent according to
some authorities.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

'An+wsys : bsasss sswspspss'.
70 ssbsesibs - ths Daily
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-31
Sports Roundup
% Michigan Normal Defeats Bearcats by Score of 1914

indianapolis -AP- There question today to how
formal credit would be distributed for the victory Of
Mau and Floyd Davis the 18th annual 5oomle Memoir
aplane plant drove the winning the last 322 ID miles
after Davis Springfield Ill., contractor had qualified
ed the The winning machine averaged lS miles hour
the second fastest time in the races history.
Chicago ms Don Bulge and Fred Perry the defending
ehamfion rH face Lester Sosfen of Los Angeles and Keith
Gsdh of Del Monte CG tomorrow the doubles finals the
18th National Professional Tennis Tournament
Evanston H. AP Power the plate and consistently good
pitching has rewarded the University of Michigan with first
Western Conference Baseball Championship 1886 The VOL
verine who OF first place the the
94 campaign undpud possession of the Friday
finishing the by clubbing Northweens Wildcats into
submission. II to 4.
Chicago ms Emerson F. Woodudds Viscouny uas oc-
claimed today for his maserfM tie $1,000 Peabody
Memorial hondicdp at Lincoln Fields. -
Cedar Falls Ia -AP- Western Michigan College OF Educa
ton sought its twentieth baseball victory the l9l campaign TO-
day second game against Iowa Teachers The Bronco whose
only defeat administered by Michigan State came from be-
hind Friday down the Panhers g. game which there
were nine errors
Lansing Mch.--INS = Michigan States icnn team 1ras
ready today to the Kaamasoo Hornets after defeatiuq
Western State o State paced by Sophomore Frank Bepaa
of Detroit lo his 11h straight for the Sbayans IN
the No position as he polished off Roland Fend SETS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-31
Seven Teams to
Try For Crown

Seven teams. including shaefer
Hurons. City League champions
last year. will vie for the Triple-A
sottball crown this season. The
erst series OF Triple.A games will
be played Monday evening at
Sportsman Park. Ann Arbor.
other entries in the circuit are
st. Thomas c. Y. o., defending
champion: Moore-Maytag. Ann Ar
Dor Merchants. Mack's Athletics,
American Breach and Precision
Parts. Precision Parts has been
installed as faNorite In this years
pennant race.
Two rounds Of play will be fol
lowed by a two-defeat elimination
series for the league champion
ship. To qualify for the playotfs,
a team must have finished the regu-
lar season with a 500 standing or
better.
Games will be played on Mon
day, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. Two contests are sche-
duled for each night, one at 1850 D.
m, the other at .. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-31

where you can read the note"
Gosh" said Joel, II hope moth
ing's happened to him."
Eve slipped her arm through his.
THE old protective instinct again."
she said. Don't worry about Bill.
Men like Bill always make out all
right Just read what he says"
In the cabin living room Joel
ripped open the envelope. He read
for a moment. And then he grinned.
bill, always the unpredictable!"
he said.
whats he done now?" Eve
wanted to know,
Married"
"yNhat?" {
Eyes, married to Rita Llnwood,"
said Joel. IF at hrst you don't sue
coed, try. try again. It's a little
poem my Aunt Sallie taught me-"
you mean he's married and
gone away?" said Eve. NO" said
Joel. wait, I'll read it to you" He
did so.
Joel, old thing" said the note,
Rita and I have learned during
the past week or so that we made
mistake. We're getting married
this afternoon. Wen be at the
Grove Park inn. Come down to-
morrow and lunch with us-and
bring my other pair OF pants. And
listen, you dumb one where women
are concerned, I've a sneaking idea
that Eve loves you. Why not act
like real lover for once In your
life-and ind out?"
When Joel was through reading.
Eve spoke.
I'm glad" she said. i've felt all
along that they were really meant
for each other"
And what do you think about
Bits advice ?" Joel said. II mean
acting like real lover?"
II think It's very sensible" said
Eve. Are you going to take it,"
II am" said Joel. But right now
we're going to drive down to see
your mother. Well leave your car
up here, and you can get it tomor-
row-after we come back from
Asheville."
Eve sighed contentedly. II think
you're wonderful, Joel" she said.
You're such a combination Of
practically and-and-"
And WHAT"
That's what I'm waiting to and
out" said Eve. She lifted her
mouth temptingly. ITO see II you
are as good at being romantic as
you are at being practical"
Observation-Disclosures said
Joel.
And then he gave her a demon
stration,
(The End)