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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
SMITH WITHDRAWS

As a result of the lack of official
guidance, the race for the nomina-
tion for state highway commits
sioner remains wide open. Charles
Ziegler of Lansing. nominee in
1887. appeared TO have an edge,
now that Wayne County Road
Engineer Leroy c. Smith has with
drawn.
Also in the picture. however, and
not without support, are Leon
Belknap, Oakland County road
commissioner; Al Burridge of Cad
lilac; Carl Bowen. Berrien County
road commissioner, and Otto Hess
of Grand Rapids.
Republican senators met yester-
day in an effort to knit party lead
ership and COP House members
will hold a similar caucus today.
Because Secretary of State Harry
F. Kelly was high man on the
November ticket. they are looking
to him for suggestions.
KELLY'S MIND OPEN
But Kelly said today. after a
meeting with other party officials:
81 am going to Grand Rapids
committed to no candidate for
highway commissioner. We will
listen to the delegates. After all,
this is to be their convention"
Although Wayne County Road
Engineer Smith said Saturday that
he is not a candidate, a last min
ute effort was made today to draft
him. A rumor spread here that
Smith had sent kilograms to-
county chairmen saying he would
accept if the convention demanded.
DENIES TELEGRAMS
mo such kilograms were
sent" Smith said in Detroit. II
am not a candidate for highway
commissioner and definitely will
not accept the nomination II by
any chance II Is offered"
One of the two nominations for
the Supreme Court probably will
go to Judge Charles White of Ben
ton Harbor. Paul w. VOORHEES,, for
mer Wayne County prosecutor,
and former Gov. WILDER NJ
Brucker have been mentioned, but
neither potential candidate is ex-
pected to be available.
Friends of John J. O'Hara,
chairman of the public service
commission. have urged him to-
enter his name. He declined.
One announced candidate is
Charles D. Beagle of Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26

Millions of people during s5 years
have used Father Johns Medicine
TO treat colds and as body builder.
This is because its high reputation
is built on proven merit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
WHEN COLDS THREATEN
ADVERTISEMENT

DO what sensible people have done
since 1885. Take Father Johns Medi-
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Rich in vitamins a and D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
| eaderIess COP
Gropes for Slate
AtConvention
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times star Correspoadent

LANSING. Feb. 26.AAlthough
only "a hours remains before Re-
publicans will be assembling in
Grand Rapids for their state con-
vention. the par ~ remained today
without an acknowledged leader
TO lay the groundwork for a
Spring election ticket.
National Committeeman Frank
d. Mckay, who has been boss for
almost a decade. is back from
Florida. but is remaining more or
less in the shadows.
He will be in Grand Rapids for
the convention Friday and the pre-
activities tomorrow.
But the delegates do not know
he will attempt to exert
his usually successful leadership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-26
STOP AND THINK WHY

AnNFRTIsEMENT
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
MOSS POINT wins
Second PLACE In
STATE CONTESTS

Beaten for first place By q scant
three ane 01e-hAh points the Mos
Polnf Tiger track team reached the
second notch IN the State Track
ano Fteld meet At State College IN
starkvilie Mississippi. the past
weeken1 Rolling Pork. from the
Delta. oathle the Tigers by the
slight margin Of IS points 70 -
point But the Moss Point lads
had the thrill Of breaking the state
record u one Of the main events.
when Harold Jones outpaced Mica
Morgan of Laurel the fRvorite. III
the mile rim Jones clipped four
seconds off the state record TO fin
txh IN 43is minutes The first few
hps OF the contest werc fairly Slow.
witt Morgan leading. buf Jones
turned on the heat IN the home
stretch and passed the Laurel lad
on the last curve. and both boys
opened Up. ran neck 70 neck fer q
few yards with Jones pulling ahead
Just before the tape VA reached.
Tire Rolling Fork team placed en-
trtes IL ten out Of sixteen events.
while Moss Point had only eight
entries IN the contest Third place
went 80 Clinton with Is points.
fourth 70 Haxlehurst with Il. and
fifth place was taken by Philadel-
pnia with 10 points
Another state record was marked
On the slate when Gladys Smith q
Bogur Chitto tossed the baseball
24z feet. Yvonne Mcleod OF Pas
cago1la placed fifth in tins event.
Paseasoulas prize package. Thur
man Scl1illereff. TOOK two first
places. both IN throwing events.
ScniellerefF hurried the discus for
I0e8 feet. and the shot put for 81
and one-haE feet
Moss Point also had the honor Of
taking Two other first places C. ..
FaRgarc came out ahead IN the
high hurdles surprising himself As
much ~ anyone else. while J. 7.
Bishop took the broad jump BY
ionptne twenty feet. eight inches
Harold jones. after running fhs
mile canae back TO run again In the
$50 yard run. and placed second
only q few strides behind Hollings-
worth OF E~llisvlile. who also wor
this event IN tfie South Mississippi.
meet
Summary.
1n0-Fd dash-France Tanica
Jones Philadelphia Bourne. Rolling
Fork. Wilson. Hazlehurst. Bishop
Moss Point Time l0I
290-vard desh-Prance. Tunica
Bourne. Rolling Fork BoudouSquie
Madison: Wilson @ c N A Gil
icnflne. Lake Comorani Time 23
440-yard dazh-Jones. Philadel.
pilla. Wilson. Hazlehurst. Lindsey
GreenNiile. CAskaday. Houston.
Black. q. c II 4 Time SIS
eaD-Tar1 run-Holllngsxorth. E.
lkSyiIle. jones. Mos Point; Pesrlc-
INN. G c n A Bradford. Horr
Lake: 0ladn9y. Weir. Time 2sofa
Mfle run-5oue6 Moss Point
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Fresh Water Fishing
Season Is Opened

The season for fresh water flsh-
ing opened Thursday. May l, after
being closed for the past two
months. during the spawning OF
various species which lnhahat these
waters The weather for the OPEN
tng OF thu season was very favor-
able and many anglers are expect
ed 70 take 60 their bnats this week
end seeking catches Of these fight
ting fixh.
The catching OF large and small
mouth bazs tgreen trout. Dream.
perch and other fish which inhahft
the fresh and hr2cksxh waters Of
this section furnishes considerable
sport for many anglers each year.
The fish are reported 70 be plen-
THU In some sections o. the coun-
q and an excellent season h an
tscipa1ed
Fishermen are warned. however
that In order 70 fish IN the fresh
wafer streams they must secure
. fishing license. which are or sale
~ the Sheriff9 office IN PAsra-
guula and AZ various other parts
OF the county.
II Is reported also that the
speckled trout and Spanish mackerel
king mackerei. ling demon fish
beginning 70 run IN the outside
waters.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
New Regulations For
Squirrel Hunting Set

Squirrel hunters Throughout the
state q Mississippi viii observe 4
uniform SyKtfzn o. season Tor hunh-
ina this year. Il Was announced
hy the Mississippi State Fish and
Game Commission The season win
run IN all counties from October
IS 20 Dreenner 81 &ttn the ex-
ceutlon Of counties north q T. 3.
Highway g. wlserc an additional
season from Junc ! 70 10 Is 70 be
open This viii replace the stag
eered seasons which have been IN
f0rce IN the past few years
D1reetor W. p. Dearman q the
commission said the change IN the
squirrel season VIII give TIE sports
men = days Of hunting IL place
Of % IS IN former seasons
The Ekt jackson county Game
and Fish Protective Association
last year mas Q strong advocate
o. abolition Of the staggered sea-
sons claiming that 4 was Unfair.
Under the new regulations hunters
IN All parts Of the state VII have
an equal opportunity foz hunting
these animals
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Bacot Wins Honors
OF Pascagoula Shoot

Z II. B4oot president nf the Pas
raxuuka 6keet Association, took top
honurs al The Local clubs first reg
sEtered Shuof Of t4e season. last
SUNDAY with = score Of azxi00.
tying the bcore Of r. l. Wtii0ugang.
professional from New Orleans.
Inc shoot gas well attended xlih
= tntal Of = shooters participating.
Il 81 whom were from the recently
organised Biloxi Gun Club
THOSE participating, IN addition 70
B&eot and Mr. Wili0uEhby were,
DT J Z Beck and Il r. Marriott
81 Noodle r. Z Dawley. Or Knljk
S vlguea. Jr- s Kullts. y. Hoyer.
]. Tuytereita. s viene1 b Bond r
c Plumber. p l. Martin b. Ken
nsdy. r J GaHtief. v o Hirtf. Lee
BaFftH. Joe Rtzh " Goodman frum
BlloxA c h WfIkersnn Of Moss
POsnt. and l. c Wtnterton q Pas
raKosala
Inc Biloxi clab VIII sheet en- is
hu<ne grounds nexf Sunday. and the
next shoot % be held ~ the Pas
caeoala Club WI Be the following
Sunday. May II. and the public Il
invited TO attend
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Senior Class Play
Of Moss Point High
This Friday Night
CsmpessRt Cast Te Present A Rear
ing Three~Act Farce~Comedy
-Chcerte. Ny Deartes~

The Annual Senior Class Play Of
Moss puinf High Scnool viii be pre-
senten Friday night Of this week
The pay. q three act farce. Is en-
titled ~Checflo. A1y Dearao. and
wax written b. Jay Tobias especial
u Tex high Sehnol production &C
cordine 70 those takine part IN H.
the play viii keep the audience
laughing from curtain 70 curtain
Miss Christine Sanders. director
Of the pay. stated that the men,
bers 81 the senior class have
shown unusual interest ana talent
for = group of amateurs and that
from al indications the play vii be
an outstanding success
Taking place IL . mountain resort
hotel owned b two yuzng LADIES.
one married and the ether single,
which hotel i almost IL throes Of
bankruptcy the pay centerx OF
the events IL connection with yoana
heiresses seeking = title. and 3 titled
-Engi4asman seeking young heirexses.
4 Jealous yoznR mar IL love with
GRE q the holei nwIzerx. \ Achemlng
widow. nz1d fNo Nsry cuznical dairy
servants AID n hringing the CON-
plAcated pot 10 life. and are sure e
brine the audience much laughter.
The cast q characters Is e0mpos-
&C o. Pearl RAhns and Mildred Gun
ningham ~ Sue GrahAme and
Cherry holt JOINT owners o
Mountain View Inn. AEelchizedek
porter ~ ilzz Inn. played b KelIy
Williams. De9dem0nA maid ~ ia
Inn Valera Lopez. D1ek Grahame
Sues husband. Clean Tcrrez
eophfoula Spatehc8t. LORD Cuih.
Dertx fianeee. Margaret Mocre
E1 Eophr0nias French maid
Gloria walton. Tommy Tarrant
CheFryx ioTer. Eserelse Harper:
Mr = jefferson Jonex L. search
q 3 title Ira DAngelo: 0wennetf
Jones her daughter. Esther LArsen.
Lord Cuiheert Ts1EnnghAm Z
search q Al helrekS Erlk Rambsx.
snodsbarfy. hit valet Harold Jones.
and the AK cz1xeF. 7 : WIniftlne-
Ton
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

Permanent organization Of Tire
PAscaEouls Country Club took place
~ an enthusiastic meeting Of mem
berx helc IN the PAscaguula Com
munlty House wednesday night o.
shss week TIE session was pre-
xsded over by Herrnes r Gauttez.
wh0 was elected presioent
Other Officers electeo weFe A
J GfaSSlck. xtoe-preSsdert p ".
Cox secretary r A. Moore treas
urer. OLE Duncan X W Burn
ham. Arnold Walker. W M Dut-
ton and q r. Miller. directors
The officers were esected accord
ing to the Suggestions Of the nazn4-
mating committee composed Of s.
C. Friedrich saul PeteExen and Rex
Moore
President GAuuer explained usat
tire meeting vas called for organ
axztson purposes III conjunction with
the proper procedure for obtaining
a charter.
The P3scaFoula Country Club has
arranged 70 lease from the City
OF Pascagoala for q period Of twen-
q wears. the grounds OF the pres
ent nine-hole golf course and Suf-
flcsent space for an additional n1ns
holes. on which q water-works syS-
TEN has been completed
Plans for immediate constructions
OF q club house have been launched
with the support Of various indus
tries Of this section r / ingalls,
81. chairman OF the board Of tbs
InRaIk ShipouIlding Corporation
the Southern Kraft Corporation anc
the Mississippi Export Railroad have
offered 3 loan 70 the club. 70 b<
matched by membership loans II
/ an amount sufficient 70 build 8 ver1
I spacious and comfortable Club
house 20 be located adjacent x
the grounds OF the golf course. Tnk
plans for the club house are bcins
prepared and VIII Be presented u
the members for approval at & meet
ing 20 be held next Wednesday
night
A drive has been started 10 Sc.
cure as many $50 loans as possloi.
70 finance the club house building
The sum Of money subscribed ar
TO be repaid. according 70 1hf
financial success Of the operation o.
the club house AL members q
the Pascagoala Country Club. for
merry called the Pzscagoula Col
Association. are 70 have fun right
and privileges n the use Of thi
club house. which viii be locates
on club-owned property adjacent q
the golf course
Charter memberships are being OF.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Field Day Contests
Among City Schools
Saturday, May 3rd

Saturday Of this week. May ;,
besirsning Al 100 IN me morning
the Moss Point High school viii
present an intramural Field DAY,
whleh uln be made Up Of students
Of the High school I'd Mayo school.
and the Elementary School The
sports program wiIl continue un-
III 10 thas afternoon Lunch VIII
be served to The students
Each separate gr8de viii have
az equal number Ct contests 10 n
tss. and they win compcte accord
lng 70 height. giving each grade
an equal opportunity % win. Prizes
viii be distributed 20 the winners.
In addition 70 the regular field
events. wheeibarrow raceR saek
races. and tt~1ree-leseed races and
an amateur contest win Be held
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
PASCAGOULA COUNTRY
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS.
FORMS ORGANIZATION
Plans Announced For Constructing New Club House To De
Given Support OF Major Industries
OF This Section.

fered for SIS per year for anasva-
dual naeEnnerxhipx with a Nfiehf a.
dilional charge for f&naizea Tnnse
interested IN 5olninx thn conntFv
club are urged 20 cuntaet ane u
the club members % 10 ser 8 Il
McManus tne club professional
and manager ~ the goif course o.
fice
Also making short taln 81 ne
anssnlxat4onal meeting were ". r
Guest n c Gulleg, Jr. ". Il
Guliey. Each Of these STRESSED tke
desirabtHty os q club house.
President Gautier poanted eut
thai the board o. directors sas
3 very representative group a. me
club membership having 3 member
each from the Southern Krmgi
Corp. the jackson County wooien
Mills the Ingalls, Shlpbmufdina
Corporation Tie City Of pasca-
goula. the MiSsixSippa Export Raj
road. The City Of Moss Point. and
jackson County. He urged a fun ar
tendance Of the membership AZ
DeAk AEcAs mctAA4
Besides the above. those attend
ing the meeting we're John o Grant,
Jr- r. X HOLSTER. Ollze Duncan,
Tom Danzler. Ernest Moore, HUI
bert Grant George Steel Bernard
Walker. Charles W. Smith. p. A.
Thompson. Rudolph Frellsen r s
canty. IT, II B Moore. Jr- Her-
man Cox. Herman johnson. nr1
Saul Peterzeu p. W. Cox Gene
Talbot. A. ziegenfelder. ] A. vel
cich. MaJor l. & Cox. "Dubbr Cox
George Ryan. Loren BoxarRe. Rnl
Bowen r s Canty. ST. w. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs d H Miller. Vim
L Falkenstein. Marvin Fmk-
! haner. Tho r. Wells ana J. c
Sanford.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

M0rrnn Iaurss. parkxnNn C7lnsun.
Casfeg. Duck Hia. CaA~h Belmsxit
Txrae 4111&
am-yzpc hAxh huraies-FawrAsd
Mos posnt CsserneA1 Green.
Vile Lrverete D4Ack HtEn wilson.
HaRlehurz1 Time iea
12n~yard kw hurdles edgnhe&6
GraEnsfIe wfla0n Haalehurxt
Ksfkfn1a1~ HsfnwoE FsRTxrc.
Moss pxsuts Middis6rouk Rollins
puss
Allie ReAy-Haziehurx& q { NJ
A. GreeuvElie Rollins F1rk BFusok-
haven Tine SsMI
Dtscas-Schlilerem PnscagcuiA
CtFbu4n Cilntnn. HRAbold. MAG
nostA Fprd Rolling Pork Red1sth
French Camp Distance 1880 feet.
Shot PUt-SchfIersss PANcaxoalA.
CNburn. Clinton Rochelle Rolling
Fosk Mann Holly sprIngx Axton.
French Camp Distance 81 ARD
feet
Broad Jarnp-Bish0p Mos Rolnt.
Smith, Cleveland Rochelle. Rolling
Fnrk. Bell Madison T5ne 1oG
Pole vaElt-Euler. PffiiadslnhtA.
Smith. Hazsehurst paTx Mos.
Point. Dar6eu. Horn Lake Harkey.
Rolling Pork Height 81 feet In
Gtris Events
aQ-yarc dAxh-CookinG Rolling
FORK: Weaxaenger. Clinton AUSTIN
Yanoo CITY. Riley. DUCK Hill: Bur-
tor lndasnoan Time g.
B-yarc daSh-Burson. Indsan0la
Austin. Yazoo City. Cock. Rolllne
Pork. Fitzgerald. Jones Consolidai-
&c. Green. hfo&s Potrlt Time 90.
Baseball hrow-Smtfh, Bogue
ChiEte. Corsary. Clinton. Maxeyt
New Albany KIRK. Duck Hnl; Nc.
LNod Pazcagoua Distance 90 fee
1m yard relay-RoIltng Fork
Clinton. fn1tanoia. Jones C0nzoil
dated. DUCK HHl Time 1s7
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

i q Forc aUtoxnoetle were made
y hand to1ay i void uos ~
warts q e11&so q bad accord
"a . Fora cfficlzA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
Gulf Coast Singing
Convention. Sunday

The reaular Mlsslssspps Cur Coast
Singing Convention vii BE- hello IN
paso2konla g. the Courthouse o.
next Sunday. MAY { Calvin r
BoAdins ST. pEesldent OF the ASsoci-
alton VII be IN charge o. the pro.
gram.
The general pubic particularly
those who Ike &c hear anG partiai-
pate IA good singing Ia invited 70
attend Since TIE affair VII con-
tinBe throughout the oAy. The con-
senttun VII be IN the form q 3
p1enie auu these attending are re-
questec 70 brine lunch
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02
PASCAGOULA YACHTING
SEASON PLANS MADE
WITH FIRST RACES SLATED
Racing Committee Drafts Regulations To Govern Conduca
OF Bsais Ard Races DURING summsr
Schedule.

me nzzuaRu1iM vachfsnR Clnh
ANNOUNCES that 4lt fetl S9nnnsay
RAem MA begin "a May Is wt4A q
practice rAce ca HAT na3x WtiA al
.Mfithmxl rEkctsex rAx or BIAS &
T1H 1Era summer series rsHeA III
starr INlse ! axaE sNd or 1sils 4 and
vii cursxtSt q Ax Sunday afternrH
xNne& Al Ia c1nr1uxson o nze
first 2er1& races on J00 4 On the
TIE tcilow1ng EEntayB Jgiy q arc
11xh nnvesfF. c3tatleElet o. naAtoll
RACES vii b. ne fux Tive garsAr1pa4-
knG baa8 O. xaly - 0@ Second
szzrzzlEr series raur VAL Ets wr
way g. eFsG OK Eaom nax. and thls
sec0E1 SERIES wfI nozsEi1 d eHh5
Sunday mfternoca faee
The P&ScaxouEx YAcht Cah also
nznugnrea tiznt ns fket q EiA
Bo4tx e4A ~ aEa1ahA sW sailing .
tne xizt memh@y3 ard skaelT guests
nF Ma u AEa * - Urged thai uso4t
interested b sAAars estha Ter PAS
time e. naMEAeut4qn Mseelo gee -
fnzznn mitn AczsuE Caennan6ofr 1ettn
Calfe CT Res C~0nm1snfN ElMood
RU1erzn ~ Greer 20 munNFA regis
fE. The Eaehf Clzab las 8 regy.
flx1e class % excxIlertsy -buin bCnats
tn rs Snspe Ftet and because 1f
uht eeNnh n1Aic1led erafk. > Kreat
GeAa 81 nsseTes2 Is exSlested % De-
resap II EnAk particular Arf q TIE
Csub aritx1tan particularly Ar1sonE
ne members uhp 90 moi oun beats
and Use nrw r2eEnrK wno are
DeznE bruHaglzt nato tlst eldo rlgkt
asaszz A ttH sea@on KeA underway
nxz tire Erifm FBeet actively paf1-
clpates IN the nrfssstaaa 3 fiem cap
sAis and . laset secretary I'll be
seaecten frc9n Anaung those moxs
interested n u1eaR c11D-oWntE beats
n e4aeT 20 make flan sailing Of tlsf
8nipe Eest = VERY important part
q uae Yacht chm activities
Raew Csnnxaifaee A1eeas
Tne Rze< cnznEuitteH q tar Pas
cas0uAA Yachting Club mes IN the
hosne 81 John Gale, Tuesday night
Inning NJ q definite program and
Schedule for Aie SUMMER races 70
be held zn1eF TIRE ann8 sponsor
&fp. Present ~ t1e meeting
we're Chairman Jea1n Cole. Ewn0d
PulieT1n. Gcuwgt Ryan. James vel
ccA ". Guy Krebk 6 and Etalpn
M1Fa1l O4irey nsemhesB a the
ce<nuastzee are Y p DsJenn and c.
l. Sim Grant These formed .
representative group q fte entire
czNb membership
The COMMITTEES dses1ea that ne
EI signal o hNing used foF start
ing races W2S unNaizzfHctogy since
Il failed On several ocrAksn1s re-
xzlsxsax n difficulty fof tlae fiEn@
- catch enrrec9 TIME q the races
In the future the fl1s aiznal hoaxaed
above the 5adEns stanE u1lI Be USED
g n4r1 ne r1czS ii addition 10
the firing q the Hma The foxnteE
naefhra VII he Regarded as afftela14
s11o III - selected r. rseet tgac
specifications Of zkae Nogin Aznera-
car Taefxt RACING rules The nag
Mi EM GaN1 - Sazt each iEsdsvsauai
raa2
Tne noAk4 participating IL the
rates HI D. dEseosN1 into nan fni-
Aumlr1e elAases.
13-foot. for brat II 20 u feet
n leiGfh. either cross or length
pEarksd
i4-foot-tuo GLASSES. s-enezallY
boHts y 10 IS ieSt n Aenesh- u
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-05-02

SAL ratas an b. sub5ecz 70 me&sar-
Inc. hT q me31use1, arsansec b.
the race eonniltss ard NJ D
measured atly urzsn ukfSczai Hctest
hy = mesrbex a. kns club W b. the
capsmln ~ anszf5er haAt
Any protest mam BE- flied IN wFlt-
Ina uzgh ur FMce coznraffte< and
nlz1s4 D. accompanied ~ . cA3fi
drgAaz&f AZ tee aallarx Anc fits
cen1 unsch mgII be rsfzzTnhc ir
thn esent tSsS4 tire nrssaztsA boat d
/ rarry4nx morr SAT iran allowed y
TIRE nnnsessea boss dnes nnt CART
nacFF eatl tt1au nilaNr6. usr nasEl0e'
% cag3Aln 81 bu@t pfpse2tsuG VII
forrest Ute depuxlt ard u1f fannsy
VII hw depoattea with tire clsh
tfb4xHy
Dexasteesa FnAi
a baaf % eslssne N1th sxceNxtvs
sal expa VIII BE- disqualified from
TIE Mr4ez race h. witch s has pAr-
ttespMted ard uan foFfeif al poinu
awarded r. = wfsie sailing VIII
the natc sail
All protests Wiz b. settled b. ~
nfftciai rncs cEsumsttes, who arN re-
cztre6 10 b. members q t1e ciuf
IN Furd standtEs Any decision u
the Judges ard ti1ne~knNEHT& either
member o. tas fnfe oosumittee a.
apepo3utec b. the comEnittee VII b.
considered final
the home stake VII x q float
tnz removable type The EAST and
wssl stakes Nfn Be poEcs WITH prop
eFiy married naGx The b1ats must
be- registered wfh George Ryan.
ul1o v1n assign numbers ard en-
force their display. He Al1o vii
care faz the installation ard main
ienmneH o. nakea T11F time
kexpefx vii se. " Guy Kretn 81.
arsE C. l. stir Grant
v. p Da1nan viii b. TAne cosn-
migtee judge
Tne Rippie and H Turus and
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Evening star., 1941-07-24
Bush Lacquer Leads
Montreal in Drive
To Second Spot
Graham. ExceI|ing Major
Costoffs, CIouts All
In Lost 8 Comes
Rx the Aksnc,ated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A lot has been said about how
much the Montreal Royals resem-
BILE a major league club. stocked as
they are with former big leaguers
sent down by the parent Brooklyn
Dodgers.
1t comes as a surprise, therefore,
to note that the real driving force
behind the Royals sudden upward
surge is youngster whose only big
time experience came from sitting
around watching how it's done.
Jack Graham. 24-year-old out
fielder, came TO the Royals this year
from the Dodgers Eastern League
farm at Binghamton, and his con-
sistent hitting is one Of the main
reasons Montreal is in second place.
Although he has been batting at
better than a 300 clip all season, he
really got hot the past week to lead
the Royals through eight unbeaten
games and into the runnerup spot.
In that stretch Graham connected
with Is hits in So times at bat for an
| average of AT, slamming out five
home runs and batting in "A runs.
He knocked in eight of these last
night as the Royals took both ends
of q double -heade from the Balti-
more Orioles, 5-4 and 10-3, to
move past the Buffalo Bisons, who
lost to Jersey City, Ga.
The double victory left the Little
Dodgers" nve games behind the
leading Newark Bears.