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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
EARLY BIRDS CLUB

Bowlers Of the Early Birds Sun
day Bowling club rolled many
high scores in the weekly matches,
with the best Of the marks going
to Carl Murray. who Registered
is1. lss and 20s. for a SIS series
Bob Stein marked up z41 in his
first game ana that wss the high
single count Bob's total WAS 55s
John smoky doe" FljAIks
sueAsed . lot of stacks b register
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20

&. {. Oisssr ed the United Com
msreisi Trsvflefs rolling on tne etn
Are lsnss Friday nlsSt with . soz
total. q Upright had hisb single
Ssrls o me night st zio. and u1n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
Hitting the Old Head Pin on Local Lanes

games Of Iss. 1oI and lis, for Z
s61 series. Bob O~Itls also clicked
hight well. shooting ssI. with
singles of 70s. 1874 and Iss.
Bob Fisher posted a 20s sore
In his second game and wound up
with Sal. Roman koehisr Was
consistent 10 tally $50 Fat Per-
son registsred s2e. Leonard juicy
52s. and J Aelbos B3z.
Mae Knight led the women
bowlers with Ssi. Her games
we're I5s. 1+s and i5s. Helen
Blair had lsi for the high single
for the feminine stars. and Helen
Bernard had one gains Of $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-20
b SPECIAL MATCH

Bremsrton Navy Yard box'lsrs
came TO Tacoma Sunday 10 engage
a group Of siicksrs from the Nil
vaukes league and went home 90
the short end Of the score BY s35
pins. II Was the second meeting
u the two sggrsgstions. the first
fray gong TO the Bremsrton men
BY AS pins.
c. c. Collins WAS IN the groove
and turned In e0z for the high
score Of thu match Bill L1eht led
tins navy yard psnmsn with ISL.
The Tseomsns also bagged the
high single game, rolling BIS Ia
one Of their games.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Intermittent showers checked the
mercury's rise this afternoon. after
it had touched 90 degrees. Tenn
peratures only a few degrees below
the maximum combined with high
humidity to keep the Capital un-
comfortable, however.
The high of % was reached about
2 pm, but an hour later it was IS.
The humidity at 3 pm. was 78 per
cent.
Another death by drowning was
recorded when police of the harbor
precinct recovered the body Of Mar
shall Robinson, II, colored OF the
first block Of q street S.W.. from
Washington Channel. They said he
had been swimming near the Tidal
Basin outlet gate at Fourteenth
street and Maine avenue S.W.
Two heat prostrations were re-
ported. Irving Haddes, 80, 1904
North Fourth street, Arlington, Va,
was taken to Emergency Hospital
and George Bass. SO, colored, 2l00
block of Eighth street NV, was
treated at Freedmens Hospital
Fair and not quite 80 warm is the
outlook for tomorrow.
Yesterdays wind and rAinstoFm
(. toppled the mercury from the A.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Heat and High Humidity Wilt
Washington; Youth Drowned.

hour high of 81 degrees at l O'Clock
to IS by 3 O'Clock. Gusts of wind
reached q velocity of so miles an
hour at the National Airport OBJ
servatory during the height Of the
storm. Some lightning damage was
reported in Maryland. although
there were no deaths attributed to
the storm.
The temperature in the District re-
manned in the 70s during the night,
but began q steady climb after low
recording of 73 degrees Mt s O'Clock
this morning The mercury had
risen to 86 at 8 80 and the humidity
to approximately 50 per cent. The
humidity, excessively high yesterday,
had dropped into the sos at $50
O'Clock this morning.
A coroner's certificate Of death by
heat exhaustion was issued yesterday
in one Of two deaths in the WASH
ington area attributed to Tuesdays
heat. The victim was John w.
Davis, jr., 20, Of AL G street Sc.
Robert Hoover. jr., l, OF Seat Pleas
ant, Md. died In Providence Hos.
pital yesterday and was listed by
physicians as a heat victim.
Several prostitution cases were re-
ported yesterday before the hest was
broken by the storm. but none Of
the victims was believed seriously
affected. :
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Falkenburg' and Harris
Reach Boys Net Finals
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
KALAMAZOO, Mich. July ST.
Don Harris, Los Angeles. and Bob
Falkenburg, Hollywood. will fight it
out Saturday in the finals OF the
Western boys tennis champion
ship on the Kalamazoo College
courts.
Harris advanced to the finals to-
day with a 6-. 2-3 default VIC
tory over Howe Atwater, Wilmette,
Ill. Atwater fell and suffered an
army injury. Falkenburg. national
boys champion, won the other semi
final from Eddie Radek. Chicago,
60 6-3.
The Western Junior champion
ships reached the semifnals today.
Jack Tunnel, Los Angeles, upset
Harry Buttimer. San Francisco,
ST, as, 8-6 Ben Migdow. Chi
cago, defeated Junior Gornto. Fort
Lauderdale, Fla 6-3, SO; Harry
Likas, San Francisco, whipped Fred
Kovaleski. Hamtramck, So. 60.
and John Howard, Hollywood, beat
Walt Driver, Ell Pason, l-6, 6-4,
80.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Racing Results
Bel Air
Bel Air

FIRST RAcK-Purse. $500; claiming
for 2-yeaI.oIds' 5 furlonssso ana .,o
Coo Lane kelly $40 $50
Red Duke CLARK $50
Also ran-G. c Hamilton Lit,!s SUE
anne. Trapplns. Tacaro, Lucky Number.
sunny Del Ripple On.
SECOND RAcE-rurse, $500; claiming:
Dons Monte1 (H.rn,nd.D Sio 400
Deodo WEST go
Also rsn-Fir.t Affair. Don Dash. Stone
Daily Double paid $500
THRU RACE-Purse. $500: allowances:
steeplechase: 4-year-olds and up: miles.
Quaker Street Miller 40 SO $40
Justa Bud (HayhursD $50 $50
Flying Falcon tBosley Sd 40
Also a'' rsn4speed Demon. corky, B,-
hama knight and Good Hunter.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs.. $500; el,imins;
ayfaTjolds By I5ol nj, snd ,n5r up fqT,Sns %
sousht Sou 1O After iHernand.. 80 $50
waE fimsI Grand a7,s Rose 1910
Also rsn-Ladys Beau. Lsnceman, Rsal
Boy. Fail Hazard, strsamer, Rolling swell
and Ions Less.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, 5000. CLAIMING;
3-yssr, and Up; / mile snd - y.reso
Cartel tWaltersl 700 tsn
MeFnsse Tfme' ? ! .4ss. 1Aseo''n 40
Also r.n-Hotm,n, Nick. Ae. Call and
Miss L. P.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Poor Mans Regatta
To Open at St. MichueIs
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
ST. MICHAELS. Nd. July 81
The poor mans regatta" one of
the largest water sports events on
the Eastern seaboard, will open to-
morrow with 70 boat races crammed
into two days Of competition.
Officials of the Miles River Yacht
Club said they expected 1,5oo boats,
including sailing craft. runabouts
and hydroplanes, to enter the goth
annual regatta.
A special workboat race for water
men who earn their living by oyster
ing, fishing or grabbing will be held
tomorrow. A special event also will
be held for fishermen from Tilgh.
mans Island.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Saratoga
BY the Associated Pres

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purx. sl.2oo; claiming;
p.lssR lssRt ys,:;old' ;,n:. S III tYSongt gso $50
sssmiFy sRsslliFs 'saeiT}" 'sssiiT, '''0 800
Also E.h-Misn5; Lsy. Nots sunsurs.:
and Miss sunsino
SECOND RAcE-Purss. s1,2oo: claim
paneetty 'MccresrD 1880 $50 $40
Scsrsmouch (NsshI $50
Also TanTA!imony KID, Daisy Boy:
and Cove Sprins.
THIRD RAcE-purs. 81. zoo allow
cofshis eofsa sillHld' ssssmidE o. 7so ''hsso SEQ 40
Hialeah Longdenl 21O s2o
Eternal Peace tMeade) 2.40
Also % %r.nNPrk Bench and Gallant Dick.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. xlaoo; claim
Ing; 3-yesr-olds and upward; g furlonss
Rossr,. Boy WAN, ,Wam 1880 gSa.soo ssoo
Old Rosehush tMeadel $40
Time. l:13.
c.a1 .G T.n: asS TEX r.. IN r,dss snd
Bluestring.
FIFTH RAcE-Purss, 800 added: Red
Leaf Handicap; 3-year-olds and upward;
6 furlonas.
Dini tMeadel 40 z. so out
Bay Carse CEadst $50 out
MadiEams tPetersl out
Time, 1:l2.
Also ran-Irish Echo.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81. 800: claiming.
3-year-olds and upward Wilson mile.
Straisht Lead Meade $50 $40 so
Pumpsun NASH $50 $50
Yankee Party tLongden) 40
Time, l:3a 3-b..
Also ran-Stoney Brush, Raise Up.
Counterslow. daGra shopper II.
do Finished second but disqualified.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
War Department
Continued From First Pase.)

preparation bill, which the House
passed Monday without a record
vote. An amendment, offered by
Representative Hull Progressive, OF
Wisconsin to eliminate the item from
the bill was rejected, IS to Is.
Transportation Problem Arises.
Meanwhile, it was learned that
should the War Department plan
be carried out it would necessitate
speedy completion Of three major
District highway projects at an ag-
gregate cost Of approximately S.
10000. Every one Of them is a part
of the $4,000, 900 master highway
program submitted recently by Capt.
H. C. Whitehurst. District director
of highways.
The necessary projects would be
a grade separation at Fourteenth
street and Maine avenue S.W., funds
for which have already been author
lied; construction of q Georgetown
bypass along the line of K street
NV, from Rock Creek to the Key
Bridge, and widening of Twenty
third street NV. from Washington
Circle to Constitution avenue.
District officials explained that
these projects would be necessary
to permit the estimated 10000 auto
mobiles operated by War Depart
ment employees to proceed to the
projected building from Washington
and return. 1t is estimated that 80
per cent of War Department en-
ployes now reside in the District.
District highway experts also said
they had estimated it would be
necessary to run 900 bus trips daily
between Washington and nearby
Virginia, half of them in the morn
ing and the other half in the after
noon to provide adequate transpor-
tation for War Department EN-
ployes without automobiles.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Charles w. Evons Dies
At Home of Son

Charles w. Evans. for many years
principal OF East Orange IN. Jo
High School, died last night At the
home of his son in Arlington, Va.
Born in New Holland, Ohio, in
1862. Mr.. Evans was q graduate Of
Ohio Wesleyan University. He went
to the East Orange position in 1900
and retired from teaching in 1882,
The son, Donald P. Evans, 200l
North Taft street. who is connected
with the Budget Bureau, is his sole
survivor.
Private funeral services will be
held tomorrow morning, followed by
burial in Columbia Gardens Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Other Selections
Saratoga Consensus East

Saratoga Consensus East.
BY the Associated Press
bloodhound. Michigan Sun, Lus-
trous.
2-Who Reign, strolling In, Toddle
Top.
tLady Waterloo, Coercion, Blen-
weed.
+Waysal, Enchantress, Allegheny.
5-Wise Jimmie, Sun Eager, Rodia.
6-Level Best, Proud One, I'M
peratrice.
Grey Wolf. Bright View, One
Jest.
Best bet-Level Best.
Detroit Fast.
BY the Louisville Times
Bubbles NJ. Bixby, Joe Fisher.
2-Termotime. Prosy. Hello Cap.
3-Aridisical, Pinch Hitter, Hizekko.
Bob Dodge, Brilliant Hope. Gala
Grip.
5-Foxleigh. Aerialist, Sun Charles.
6-Extended, Betty Main, Lochlea.
Shirley R., Petes Niece, Reign Me.
8-Zevson. Lynette O.. Francesca.
Sub)-Starwind, Greenski, One
Night.
Best bet-Zevson.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
40 Years a Sailor,
Man, 80, Puzzled as
Navy Rejects Him

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 81
The Navy's turned George San
derson down again.
"Darned II I get it, COM
mented the 80-year -old veteran
who earned 10 service stripes.
one for each four years. before
he retired 19 years ago. Il know
10 times more about the Navy
than these lads they're taking
on"
Navy men admit that prob
ably is true, but regulations are
regulations. ...
Mr.. Sanderson's latest rejec-
ton was softened yesterday by
q letter from Secretary Knox
promising to call on him IF in
the current emergency We can
find q suitable place for men. Of
your ase In active service"
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Arlington Park
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81, 1000: elsiminr;
maiden 3-yesr-olds 8 fuslonss o5 ,.o
Wonana lBortonl 1l.20 30
Bi4s Orchid .striekl.p $50
con Gs7 sl.ess Rslr, a.5.
Cook Book and Unendins.
SECOND RAcx-Purs., 81 1000: claim
ns syesT-olSr e,I and up~.tS tSrlORss
sny ssnts.r 'ts e...s s''iss 'ersir, '0 go go $50
chfnrln' fIm:, = - sHe'm" $40
eovery. Bah, Carolyn B.. Clean swept.
Shes Risht. Paulson, Cantvell and Chat
Daily Double paid salso)
THIRD RAcI-Purse. 81 100; claiming;
3-year-olds and upward; g furlonss
Ssss5 sl'i% 4 's5ss.;s, ss;5:s5 $50 sssSS
Also . ranERoysl Blue. Minotira. Bal
linderrv, Soup and Fish and Mighty Miss.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs.. $1,000: allow
.nees: 2;year:olds; furlonss so ooo
E.To,s, T:Tss MsIis s.TiskleT er.. 100 so seo eo
ssfety LiEht tJema0 500
AIao e, ranEocld ield Coin Miss, Wis. Decree,
Parry Fleet and Emolum.nt-
FIFTH RAcE-Pur.. $1,000; allow
ances,- a-year-olds: furlenss.
81 shan m,,S G. -. ,Adsm;, is.i;, $50 so so
Also % raanEMa9i.kin. Bullains.r. Night
GLOW. Doubtful.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
N, Todoy's Results - Entries
NuS!"9 NewS And Selections for Tomorrow
Rockingham Consensus Fast

Rockingham Consensus Fast.
Bs the Associated Press.
might Shift, Anzac. Brisr Gal.
2-Road Scraper, Frontier Jane,
Victory Bound.
3-Close Kin, Dark Beau. scrappy
Miss.
4-Wire Me, Our Florence, Esta.
5-Red War, Irish Moon, Stage
Beauty
ie-Cash o. Boy, Conrad Mann, La
Joya.
7-Woodville, Legion. Count Sneezy.
8-City Judge, Bonnie Buzz, Bissa-
kerry. -
Best bet-Cash o. Boy.
Washington Park Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
1-After School, Transformer. Mix.
2-Alcinous, Mi Secret, Jump Bid.
3-Latepass. Radio Wave, Marfeu.
+Goshen. Anti War. Watercure.
$50 Tee, Grand Central, Aaron
Burr.
eDr. Bones. Sir Bevidere, Bettys
Bob.
7-Maisco, Blind Eagle, o Play.
eSoldier's Call, Wooden Indian.
Lyner.
Best bet-Maisco. -s
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Rand 10 Drop Some Lines
To Save Defense Metals
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 3l.-Rem-
ington Rand, Inc. announced today
it would discontinue the manufac-
ture of smaller typewriters, especial
ly student models, as well as metal
Office furniture and some steel filing
cabinets to conserve raw materials
for defense.
Some lines already have been dis
continued and stocks on hand are
being hquidated, President James
H. Rand, jr., said. Other parts Of
our office equipment line, including
tabulating machines, standard type
writers and larger business ma
chimes. are just as essential to de-
fense as arms and other war ma
chimes"
He said the TonaWanda plant,
which makes steel cabinets and card
filing systems. might go into the pro-
duction OF howitZer parts.
Our backlog Of defense materials
now exceeds IS 1000 900. including an
order for s4,000,0 900 worth of high
explosive shells for anti-aircraft guns
in the Elmira and lion plants" Mr..
Rand added.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
New York Central Offers
To Poy Big Loan EorIy
By the Associated Press.

~ the Aksociated Press.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-In Wall
Street. where stories of railroads
misfortune and hard luck circulated
widely less than a year ago, eye
brows lifted today as the financial
news ticker carried story that New
York Central wanted to pay of a
5000 900 bank loan before ma
turity-and was having little
trouble in persuading the creditors
to accept the money.
The loan is due May !. 1942. and
the terms provided it could not be
paid of prior to maturity. The rail-
road was reported negotiating with
the bank group lenders to advance
the due date.
Financial circles associated the
roads desire to anticipate the loan
with the general and sharp recovery
In railroad earnings under the
stimulus of the defense program.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Finnish ENJOYS Held
BY Reds, Press CHARGES
BY the Associated prAss

6s the Associated Press.
HELS1NKI, Finland. July 81
The Finnish press charged tonight
that members of Finland's Moscow
delegation and their families have
been held more than three weeks in
railroad cars at Leninakan. near the
Turkish border, under "inhuman
conditions"
They said that Charge DAffaires
Paavo Hynnynen telegraphed the
Helsinki foreign office 10 days ago
that the health situation is be-
ginning to be unbearable."
The Soviet Action is not only
committing a gross violation of in
ternational rules, but is incompatible
with the most elementary moral
principles" said the paper Ilta Sano-
mat.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Mrs. Sarah Cooke Beaten
In Maidstone Club Meet
~ the Asscc ciated Press.

By the ASsCclhled freS6
EAST HAMPTON, N. Y. July 31-
In a surprising upset, Mrs. Sarah
Palfrey Cooke OF New York was
eliminated from the 18th annual
invitation women's tennis tourna-
ment at the Maidstone Club today by
Louise Brough OF Beverly Hills,
Calf, in straight sets, 50, "a.
Earlier, in doubles play, Mrs. Cooke
and Margaret Osborne of San
Francisco trounced Cecile Bowdoin
and Eleanora Bowdoin Of Balti-
more, 60, 60. Pauline Betz OF
Winter Park, Fla. and Dorothy
Bundy of Santa Monica, Calf. were
extended to three sets before van
gushing their opponents, Judy At
terbury of Locost Valley and
Dorothy Wightman of Boston, by
scores og ST, So, 81.
Helen Jacobs Of Berkley. Calf.
and Valerie Scott of England also
advanced into quarter-finar round
by disposing of Mrs. l.. L. Ganzen-
muller Of Sea Cliff, N. Y, and Mrs.
Millicient H. Lang, New York,
So, 81.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Rockingham Park
~ the Associated Press.

~ 1Ao AsoOS-ALc0 TLeoS-
1,., FIRST HAGEwps!ss, M $500, s!.lmins'
Lady Val g. Pollard $50 so $50
sufk,s Tsn. 1m.fs p,is M Brissp 40
Also rsn-osIs Star, cispair. All Time
High. Belle High. suntime' san Pier,o.
saGosD sSfrss sss aa..4s sfsG ;Ssoss :nn'
kle,s Light IL. Dupps, 1920 $40 40
Jackinthsbox W. Tsylorp $50 2sQ
J.ekst see See HuIood Mn ne Gns ori.e.t. eHsr
THIRD hAcE.pu..: 5000. special
s,s:i: ss..t asSF9 assfg n " TsyTsi R.fs a0 fsS
Carlttone ~: LynehD $50
Also ranEDuke Tower. Joseph,n. B..
Atom smssher' jolly Princess.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. $1,000: claim.
inf; 3.year-oids; q furlonss
k,Ihi k.h p,.s Sweeper % Nora 800 SO 4soo
sp4rre. chi!p 'si,to, '''0 $50
Also .' rin@Eseol,r, Ionia.e, B..my.
Test, Milk and Honey.
1a s.es,95ss ICE sl.nn.
Robespierre tLynch) l7.s0 $50 $40
Skin Deep MORA $40 $40
Purcellville Taylor $50
Time, HE.
Also ran-Tms o War, AdyoeAtor and
Rouzh News.
Sixth RACE-Purse 5000; claiming;
f-year.olds and inward; ia nilee
Lauermsn tHowein 500 $50 $40
Star Marvel tCanninr) $50 $50
Say Judge Berg 4?0
Time. 2:0lss
Also ran--Prunay. Cody, Count Natural
and WrouKht Iron.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Frugal Navy
| Seeks toUse
FIue Dust
~ the AkAoeiAted Press.

The Navy is carrying efforts to
salvage scrap materials for defense
industries to such an extent that
1t has even considered the possi-
bility OF using fue dust from OIL
burning vessels.
This was brought out today IN
a Navy Department review of vari-
Gus salvage operations. 1t was
stated that the Navy had been
asked to save the deposits in the
iues of its vessels. but no practical
means have been found to accom-
plish that end. The purposes to
which this might be put were not
disclosed.
Things the Navy is saving include
garbage, waste paper and worn
paint brushes from which the old
bristles are recovered. All sorts
Of scrap metal also are reclaimed.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Nomuru to See WeIIes
About TutuiIo Apology
Earlier Story on Pare Al

tEarHer story on. P1Ee ALL
Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura,
Japanese Ambassador, arranged to
confer with Acting Secretary of
State Welles late today, after Mr..
Welles disclosed that the United
States Government is not satisfied
with Japan's expression of regret
over bombing of the American gun
boat Tutuila and expects q full
reply to representations made about
the incident.
There was considerable specula-
ton as to whether the Ambassador
intend to present . more definite
reply to the American representa- =
tions when he saw Mr.. welles ut
e:45 PA -s
Evening star., 1941-07-31

lectees might enter college to avoid
the draft.
After Senator Vandenburg had
spoken Senator Downey, Democrat,
of California, urged approval of his
amendment granting a $50 monthly
bonus to all selectees, National
Guardsmen and Reservists who
serve longer than one year. The
bonus would be paid in monthly
installnents after the men had been
released from service.
Wheeler in Scornful Attack.
Senator Wheeler. Democrat, of
Montana. expressed doubt that
Congress will have the courage, the
intestinal fortitude, the CUTS to
stand up and pass legislation which
will say exactly how long the selec-
tees are going to have to serve"
Senator Wheeler said that an in
def1nlte extension Of the service
period had been asked on the ground
that hexibility was needed. What
a pass we have come to in the name
Of ffexibility." he shouted.
Calling Wendell l.. Willkie this
great maker" Senator Wheeler
told the Senate that officials of mo-
tion picture companies had to drive
their employees like sheep" to get
them to attend Mr. WILKES re-
cent speech in Los Angeles.
One official, he added, ordered that
all employees in a department be
canyassed in advance as to whether
they would hear the speech.
Warns Against Breaking Faith.
Shame on the motion picture in
dustry," he added.
The Montanan said Gen. George
C. Marshall, Army chief OF stan
had revised upward several times
his estimate of the number of men
needed for defense of the Western
Hemisphere.
What do they want them for if
they don't want to send them as an
expeditionary force?" he asked.
If you break faith with millions
Of boys; II you break faith with their
mothers and wives and sweethearts,
! fear for the welfare Of the United
States Of America, and that is far
more important than that Gen.
Marshall and some other military
men In the Army should have their
way"
Evening star., 1941-07-31
SIXTH RACED E n d ,
ELTONHEAD. GAYLE

DIVIDEND has been far back
in recent tests, but early in the
spring at Havre de Grace she
turned in a whale of an effort
to lose by q nose. She would
have won that try but for
stumbling. ELTONHEAD has
been winning many starts at
Wheeling Downs. GAYLE r may
be closer than selected.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
FOURTH RACE DOMINAL,
CONQUEROR III, HEPZI-

DOMINAL runs q good race
once in a while and her last try
saw her taking second honors
behind Rapid II. Just q little
bit of improvement and she could
graduate. CONQUEROR III i'm
proved to just miss in his last
attempt and he is strictly the
one to be beaten. HEPZIBAH for
the short end.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Reds See Polish Agreement
Unifying S|avs for War
B. the Associated Press.

Bs the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, July 3l.-Pravda. the
Communist party newspaper, haileo
the Polish-Russian agreement today
as the beginning of the unification
OF the Slav people for a struggle
against Germany.
Agreements with Czecho- -Sloyakia
and Yugoslavia as we'll as Poland
were called "a heavy blow to the
rear of the Fascist invaders. Pravda
said they would provide a mighty
stimulus for intensification Of
guerrilla warfare in the deep rear Of
Hitler's armies"
Evening star., 1941-07-31
EIGHTH RACE-CHANNING,
COUNT ME, RAPID IT,

CLAIMING manages to win
quite often when matched against
this caliber Of opposition and he
has as good 4 chance as any
thing. else in the going home
number. COUNT NE won his
last and he is as good as the
effort suggests. RAPID II is as
good Is her last victory and she
could be closer.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Egyptian Cabinet Quits
To Permit Expansion
Sy the Associated Press

b the Assoeiated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, July 3l.-The
Egyptian cabinet OF Premier Hus-
sein Sirry Pasha resigned as a unit
today to be reorganized on a broader
basis, including five new ministers
Of the Saadist party.
The new government was ex-
pected to be formed by tonight.
Saadists are an offshoot OF the
dominant Wafd party.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Frenchmun Downs Z Planes

LONDON. July 81 PA Free
French flight commander who al
ready has won a Distinguished Fly
ing Cross shot down two German
Messerschmitt 1895 over the French
coast during the British attack there
this afternoon, the Air Ministry
news service reported.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Welle. Expresse. Gratifica ton.

Any development in Russian policy
in line with American policy nat
urally is gratifying to the United
States, Acting Secretary of State
Sumner Welles said today in COM
menting on a new agreement be-
tween Russia and Poland.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
THIRD RACE-WAR CHAT,
BLENNY. WORTHFUL.

WAR CHAT still is a maiden
jumper, but he has threatened
on occasion and his local school
ing indicates he may have what
1t takes to master this sort.
BLENNY Is better than generally
thought and he might spring the
surprise. WORTHFUL was sec
ond in her last and she could
threaten.