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Evening star., 1941-07-27
Track Mark Pressed
By Woodward Horse
In Length Victory
Comedies Much Weight
To RivoIs;; Requested
Takes Wakefield
By the Associated Press.


YONKERS. N. Y. July 26.-Odds-
on favorites we're successful in the
two stakes on the getaway program
witnessed by a sweltering. showing
crowd at Empire City this humid
afternoon. After Ben Whitaker's
Requested had emerged photo
winner of the Wakefield Handicap
for juveniles. William Woodward S
Foxbrough was ridden out to the
limit by Jimmy Stout to account
for the Yonkers Handicap.
Foxbrough. which won the rich
Butler here and then lost a tough
decision to the lightly weighted War
Relic in the Massachusetts, Handl-
cap. took the $1,000 first money OF
the YonkerS by length Andy K,
one-time rival OF Bimelech now at
tempting A comeback for the Mills
dale Stable. beat }. B Partrldges
feather weighted Devils Crag by a
length and a half for the place.
NearS Track Record.
FoXbroueh. full brother to Gal
liant Fox and Fighting Fox, handled
his l26 pounds in game fashion,
conceding plenty of weight TO his
five rivals He covered the mile and
a sixteenth in 1:44is, two-fifths OF
a second slower than the track and
stakes record set by Sickle T. year
ago.
The Woodward star has become
much-needed addition to the
country's select circle Of handicap
horses.
The winner was 7-to-l0 chance
with the crowd of 22.841.
Herb Lindberg, who rode Devils
Crag, claimed foul against Nick
Wall. Andy Ks pilot, saying he was
lnterfered with three furlongs from
home, but the officials. after hear
ing the riders and patrol judge,
decided against Lindberg.
T. NJ Dorsett. considered a sprint
pr. was responsible for fast pace.
He scampered into a long early
lead. with Andy K we'll in front of
the others entering the back stretch.
Andy X Finishes Well.
Stout urged FoXbrough after the
leaders and the big 5-year-old re-
sponded by passing Devils Crag and
then collaring Andy K as the field
left the far side
Assuming a length lead at the
top of the stretch. the favorite
pulled farther clear strengthening
for home. Andy K shook off the
others as he swung around the last
turn. Without showing his old
trait of running wide. the Mills
dale colt gained steadily in the last
furlong, but FoXbrough held him
safe
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Rockingham Park Results

b. the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500: claiming;
44-year-olds and Upward. miles
Hot Iron tHettEger, go 400 3 80
Bonnie vixen DUrandol 600 4 80
Supreme Flag Smith 1l,20
Free Bio. ovsndo. scrappy Mss Sc" s,r Time
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-yesr-olds and upward s furlongs
sIIns Soqn, Co.ton TIA, ,TsyiorJ 1900 -" $50
piscooc.o 'HoweI6 ~ $50
Also ran-Deyirs Pace shoHum, Three o
DAILY Double paid s65J
TaIRD RAcE-Purse, $500, special
Pompa Hegri CA.kjnson' $50 $50 80
M1ster Big ,Fels1 800
Also ran-Bold Emblem, Seven o Seven
Tiara, Brutus Polly.
Ing; 4-year-olds and upward. j !. miles. tae''''
The Grey Nun II tDelaral
Cash o. gov ,snv6er, 1900 -" :" $50 $50
q Her Relgh 'Durandol 80
d Fencing May 30
Also ran--Merry Morn Whistlins Dick
d Dead heat for show
purse s.. 600 added; 3year-olds and up
ward: Is furlongs
Req Vulcan iMorai 81 50 II 80 40
Honey CiOua SiStoi 500 $50
Bill FarnSworth tHowep $50
Also e eranHwiise Bee. Watch Over. Sassy
Lady. Cape Cod. Greaj Albert. Rough
Time johnnie J. Allegro,
Mrs. j Y Christmas entry.
b Mrs. c. Z. Nelson and c. (. Nelson
entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 goo. handicap:
3, s3,,yeaT,o;Gs and upward: il mile, .so
Robe spierre Lynch 9.2u 500
Jumping Jill CMcMullen) $40
Time Ia
Also ran-Burnins Stick, Maechance
and Silent Witness.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000. allow
anc's; :}-year-olds. : miles
Rough News tDelaral IL 81 54n 90
ROYAL Master tAllgaierl 1900 20
Banker jim tMcMullenI $40
Time l:iS
Also ran-Chance Yen, Taking Ways.
Ltberator and Gold Tower.
EIGHTH RAC-Purse. 5000: claiming
Cuckoo mora $40 43n 800
Lauerman Howell 100 440
Count Natural (Allgaer $40
Also s srsn&Bonny claobsr, Rhiniz. somali
and Sickle Bill.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Columbus Horse Show, Slated
August %, Expected to Be
One of Best in South

The seventh annual Columbus
Horse Show, sponsored by the
Father Rosensteel Council, knights
of Columbus. Forest Glen, Md, will
be held August 2 and 3. at the
Meadowbrook show grounds on the
East-West highway. One Of the
top shows of the Eastern circuit, this
exhibition should draw one of the
best entries seen in the South this
season.
There are % attractive classes on
the program which is divided into a
conformation hunter section with IS
classes and a conformation cham
pionship and reserve; a working
hunter section OF six classes with
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Arlington Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse; $1,000; claiming;
gfsqas wSte Pfops and Ea9g a9ESFd IS 20 NILS e So
Innuendo tBortonl 81 20 IS 90
Spanish Belle CBrooks) 1890
Also ran-Blind Blarney. Banola. Bronte
II. Conville. Grey Doll. Panjab, Inscomira
Anti Air, Chance Ray.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
Five All (HaskeIn $50 $40 4.aO
Earlians wilson 400 $50
lnScoeQuel tEadSi 3 40
Also ran-Tiphi. Croonns Fox. Lark
along. Fabens, Mrs. Turp. Scolene. Meadow
Money. -Alpolv. Hadamoon.
DAILY Double paid S145 .40)
THIRD RAcE--Purse $1,000; claiming;
f;ss..jSSi Esss j%nls .eTsiksn S15f go 80 %
Clayville fJemas, 80
Rose Red, Aeronomy. Brother jim Song
Spinner, Must Go and Charming Sud-e.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: furlongs.
Arched tCruikShankl 1850 900 80
Sopalesa Mop, Red r,,,Jepns,, Jemas 1920 -"
ASo ae' ranl@chattersb. Little Htg. Miss
BeeVllle. MONK Memo. SONNY JOnn. Sue-
arage Hard Biscuit and South Mill.
FIFTH RACE-Purse sl.lo0 Claiming
3-vear-olds and up; furlones.
Alhalon tBodioul $3.50 400 80
Prairie Dog Garner 1850 6.in
Mighty Miss Ebberts) 800
Also ran--Iittle Davev Woodchopper,
Timeful. Book Plate and o'Play.
SIXTH RACE-purse, Sl0,00n, added;
Arlington Classic 3-year-olds: Ia miles.
Attention tBierman) 21.o0 4."O out
W'>t~'ov,v fSheIhsmerl 2.4O out
a Bushwhacker Craig out
Time. 2:O2+s.
Also ran-a Daily Trouble, To Tee and
Our Roots
Walmac Farms and D. Strauss entry.
SEVENTH RACF-Purse. S1,100: claim
ing. 3-year-olds and up: rs miles,
Al-Au-Feu adams IA 40 $50 $50
Blind Eaele Haskell 4.60 $40
Delrav .Borton) $50
Time 1:52
Also ran-Topee. William Palmer, Bitter
Ender Displayer and Chi.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. S1.0no. claim
inc, 3-year-olds and up: lls miles
Dark Phsnos Adams 3240 ego $50
Navarin Berger $50 $50
Adams Needle tWilson1 1910
Aiso fsaa;.!Ess fsaEs,sR7, 7,,Ip Par EsnsssSs:; AsE ~,
and jim LDecomb.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
oxboug Ridden Out Stout Beats Andy Empires Yones Handicap
Rocing Selections
For 7 omorrow
Consensus at Saratoga Fast.

Consensus at Saratoga tFasn.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Untermyer Entry. Golden Oak,
The Beak.
l-Stone- -Wheatley Entry. Jane
Blenheim, Ninety Days.
3-La boyteaux-F Field Entry. Donna
Leona, Proud One.
+Choppy Sea, Springwood, Tex
Hygro.
5-Amphitheatre. Buster. Grey
Dream.
6-Roman, Overdrawn, Mettle-
some.
SANDY Boot. Seven Hills, Myth
cal King
g. 8-Mantagna, Short Distance, Boot
less.
Best bet-Amphitheatre.
Consensus at Rockingham Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Kempy, Georgia E., Kitty Leon.
PLY Gent, General Planet, Gar
den Gal.
3-Spillway, Skeeter, Hittie.
4-Remarkable, Pleione, Swe e
Shop.
5-Begda. Mixer Crimson Tide.
6-Greedan, Panorascope. Hypo-
critic.
7-Esta, RicheStan. Sun Nimbus.
8-City Judge, Bissakerry, Wood
Vile.
Best bet-Greedan.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Fort Myer Signal Corps
Downs Vienna Nine

Signal Corps nine from Fo'
Myer pushed over four runs in the
eighth inning to hand the Vienna
Cardinals IA setback yesterday.
Schreiber went the route for the
soldiers, scattering nine hits among
the enemy while his mates were
getting to Utterback and Ester
for IA
Two doubles BY Hayes. Signal
Corps first sacker, and triples bv
Lusby and Travis of the losers
featured the clouting.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Bel Air Results

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: for 2-year-
olds: furlongs
Happy slave (Bletzackep $40 2eO
Mystlaue tPalumboi 40
Also ran1Brisht Henrins. Sunny pei,
Oops, Red Duke, Tin Can, Specialist.
Tacaro Lilly.
SECOND RACE--Purse. $500; claiming:
Ter 3,yesrr3!ds and up; fn1i9nss nn 6o N IN
O0enathuS Grant 1910 II 30
Lady Timarole tMartinez) $50
Also raa-counora, Christine. Ade..
Paradise Cir. Speed Ship. Tavern. Crooked
DAILY Double paid sls4 3Ol
THIRD RAcE-1ne Cave Farm Handi-
cap purse $500: steeplechase: for 4
year-olos ana up: claimln2: > miles.
Corky tTlylorl $40 $40
Justa Bud Hayhurs@ 40
Also ran-Tsm O. shanLer. Dostor.s
Prairie Boy.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming:
for a-year-olds and UP; : furlonss
Purport Palumbo' 1880 ESQ 400
Schley Al scoccsJ 400
Also ran-Keetonga Red Idol. Remolee.
Jadaan Dusty, Miss Westsro, Indian Sea.
FIFTH RACE-Purse q 900. 3-vear-
olds and up. the Country Life Farm Ham
dlcap 6i2 furlongs.
aWalter Light ,Paumbo, $40 40 50
aBluSteriHs 20 Malleyl 4.4d $50
Glitter Girl 'Bletzackerj 80
Time, .@025
Also ran-Becomlv. Buttermsn. PaNee.
UndFr
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $500: claiming;
3-year-old and up: lis miles.
Gold Sweep tWrightI 800 40 3.30
Mac Cantor tOMallevl IA 80 so
Leonardtovn fScoccoi $50
Also ran,Pack Saddle Dressma ker
Best Policy, Shooting Scout, Charming Boy,
Schley Buck and Shorts
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500 claiming;
2-year-olds and UP: I. miles
Chalotaur Martinez 40 3.2n 50
Claiming Root 40 800
Pepperv ,Duford) 2s0
Time 1863
Also ran-Brisht star. Bed In Blue.
Front Fender. Flying zslns. Screw Driver,
Scullery Maid and UDrisins
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
for 3-year-ods and up: la miles.
BynGms Run tDelphtnoi | 6 so II - 60
Princess Lady Mcdonald Al SO 1910
Almac iPalumboi 800
Time n.0935
Also ran-Our Teddy Stepping In. Grand
waltz. .Lvde, William V, Kanter A!ong and
Mason B.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Empire City Results
b. the Assocla-so Press

BE- the ASSoCla 60 Press.
FIRST RAcE-Pu7se 81; 500; claiming
WchiFan sun p Keeper $50 $50 40
- GAY can N. Berzn Seoo 3;;oo
Aiso ran-Pesce Fleet. sstppe.'s Mate
Golden Ford, RecoRnlze; Po-ntlne Hlgn
oh Dead heal.
SECOND RACE-Pprss. $1,000: claim
tnc 3-year-olds and upward: about fur
Fifss 2.s Duncan, 1870 100 44o
FT1e Fi@soi 5skeiir, ,5R,'n' i'''O $50 SO
so.. Aio Esns2s s0g y Rg fsssT p,,k Ms
'" DAILY Double paid s3a soD
THIRD RAcE-purse. sl.5oo: claiming;
s-year-olds and upward; !; miles "a
Brown Queen II Keeper go 20
Lady Bethyl HUI $40
Also ran-westcan. Day Is Done Marne,
Battle Won.
FOURTH RACE-wakeaeld Handicap;
purse, s. 600 added; 2-year-olds. about
ReaUested Raiutsd tMeadeD 800 Out Out
Riposte "a SchmidN Out
Also ran-a Hard Blast Fire.
Wheatley Stable and Belsir Stud entry
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500 added
Yonkers Handicap; 3-year-olds and up;
+. miles
FoXbrouSh Stout $40 $50 80
ANDY K tWaln $50 2s0
Devils Crag tLlndbers) 300
Time, 44is
Also ran-Trimly, T. NJ. Dorsey and
Belay.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500. claiming:
s-year-oldS and up. l ls miles
Connie Psut KEEPER $50 - so II 80
Dark Nav tArcaro' 500 400
Stepahead fSkellyt 80
Time, 2.0l
Also rsn-Mslano. Purple Dawn. Buoy.
Count Sneezy and Guerrilla.
SEVENTH RACE-Pucse. <l,5nO. claim
inz: 3-year-olcs and upward /. miles.
Country smith y 30 100 10
Erlsr Sharp iJ. SkellyD 1870 40
OF Shore 500
Time. | - ',
Also ran-Take Wne Rlccsdonna. Darcy
pu. Beltrv Chimes LeEenda. Abbot Maid,
Forniva and Grandever.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Fishing Bottle Slated
By Rival States
sy the ASsoclated Press

BALTIMORE. July 26.-The Bat
tie of the Bays an unusual fishing
contest between teams from Mary
land and Delaware, will be held next
Tuesday
Two flve-man teams, one TO fish
in Delaware BAY of LeWes. and the
other in the Chesapeake off Thigh
mans Island. have been entered in
a 12-hour contest.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
THIRD RACE - OF AK E r.
STREET, FLYING FALCON,
SCURRY ALONG.

OUAKERSTREET won a sl0,-
900 jumping event at Aqua CAL
iente in March and has been rae
ing at Belmont and Delaware
Is extremely dangerous. FLYING
FALCON has schooled we'll and
could threaten. sc y r r Y
ALONG won nice race at Della
ware.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FIRST RACE VOUCHER,
MALVOIS, INGERFIRE.
BEST BET-R

VOUCHER lost his last by the
shortest of heads and the ad-
vantage of the rail post position
should move him up to brackets.
MALVOIS won her last but picks
up weight and has to break from
the outside. INGERFIRE dis
PLAYED early foot in his last.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Mann Called to Service

DURHAM, N. c., July 26-Called
to duty as lieutenant in the United
States Naval Reserve. Glenn E.
Ted, Mann. director of Sports pub
licity of Duke. will report about
August l. Add Penfleld. of the an
nouncing staff of radio station
WPTF. Raleigh. will take over at
Duke about August 18.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Red Vulcan Is Fleet
In Stretch 10 Win
AT Rockingham
BY the A Ssociated Press

BY the Associated Press
SALEM. n. H. July 26.-John r.
Macomber's 3-year-old Red Vul-
can came from fourth place at the
top of the stretch today to beat a
classy field OF sprmters in the Rock
ingham Park feature
Red Vulcan. ridden by Henri Mora.
completed the six furlongs in 1:1145
to win in a picture finish over Mrs.
A j. Abel'S Honey Cloud and Tall
Tree Stables Bill Farnsworth.
The victory was worth $4,000 to
the winner,
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Colored Softie Teams
To Stage Twin Bill

Crack colored softball teams will
join forces in presenting a twin bill
this afternoon at Washington Soft
ball Stadium. with the first game
booked for 1:30.
Cardoza A. c. of Southwest for
merly the city champion Brown
Bombers. and Lincolnettes will open
the program with a girls game
Civil Service, leader of the colored
Government Softball League. and
Lincoln A. c. will manufacture the
nightCap.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FroIey TO GroppIe Cox
In TopIiner Thursday

1t will be Pat Fraley, the new
conner from the Pacific Coast. against
Joe Cox. the self-styled Kansas
krasher, in Thursday nights wres-
ting headllner at Turner's Arena.
Farley was given top billing as a
result of his impressive victory over
Milo Steinborn, the Memphis
Strong Man" last week.
Holder of the New Zealand and
Australian wrestling titles. Fraley
claims he has headlined shows in
Is different countries.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
EIGHTH RACE - PRAETOR,
JUSTA JIMMIE, PENNY AR
CAnE

Praetor has been improving
With every test and the son of
Pompey has the ability to register
an easy win. JUSTA JIMMIE
has won several nice efforts of
late. PENNY ARCADE could
head the others
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FOURTH RACE - MARIYAH,
MICROPLAY, BRAINCHILD.

MARIYAH has been raced and
worked into the pink of condition
and should defeat this evenly
matched band. MICROPLAY
copped at Hagerstown and
Evening star., 1941-07-27
SECOND RACE - RAPID III,
SCOOTIE, DUPLIkAT.

RAPID II just failed to click
in her last test and she meets
much the same caliber of opposl-
ton. SCOOTIE won several
clever outings at Charles Town.
DUPLIKAT has worked we'll
enough for money consideration.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
SEVENTH RACE - YANKEE
LAD, CLYMENE, COTILLON.

YANKEE LAD has complied a
consistent record and has as
good chance AS anything else
in this wide-open affair. ely
MEME has been improving.
COTILLON won at Charles
TnWn
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Saratoga Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
mo Selections.
2-Idle Quest. Enchantress. Small
Wonder.
3LProud One, Dini, Imperatrice.
4Peep Show, Choppy Sea. Sir Al
fred.
5-Ack- -Ack, Mr.. Goose. Chop Sticks.
6-Roman, Cherry jam. Mettle-
some.
7-Mythical King, Sandy Boot.
Navy.
8tBootless, DR.. Sticks, Mantagna.
Best bet-Roman.
Arlington Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Pompin. Valdina Tout, Florizan
Beau
2-Lyner, Onie Crumpet
3-Linger Awhile. Anopheles. VIM
kle.
4+De Kalb. Bayou Cook. Shut Eye.
5rSunchia. Patrol Flight. Appoin-
6Talked About, Jack Twink. Be
Blue.
7-Dr. Bones Our Willie, Sun Alex
andria
S+Pick Out. Of Guard. Gambit.
e-Brd High. Spur King, Golden
Goose.
Best bet-De Kalb.
Detroit Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Baf Gee. Elaborate. Prennv.
2Raymond Someone Else, Gold
Lover.
3Cophetua French Horn, Jota.
+Rose Tint, Miss Romance, Lucky
Shot.
5star whiz, Pitch n Toss. Count
meln.
s-Grand Jester, Blue Play, Bob
Lee
7-Merrilv San, Jeffersontown, Dar-
by Dor.
8+ZevSon. Tacheone, Brigler.
Best Bet-Zevson.
Arlington Fast.
By Chicago Daily Times
1-Valdina Tout. Transformer. Fiori-
Zan Beau.
2-Lvner, Nigrette Onig.
3-Annie Alone, Trim Stopper. Bet
ter Be Good
4-Flying Torpedo, De Kalb, Behave
Cooper Heels, Sunchia. Appoin-
tee
6-Equistar. Jack Twink, Talked
About.
Our Willie. Sun Alexandria, Big
Rover
8-Helens Lad Gambit. Off Guard
Sub Race-Golden Goose, Spur King,
Gold Straw.
Best bet-Flying Torpedo.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Rockingham Fast.

Rockingham Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
EASY Jack, Caboodle. Anzac.
2-Fly Gent, Alkyon, Arabesque.
3Spillway, Blue Leona, Sir Quest
Pat n Mike, Stage Beauty, Re-
markable.
5-One Link, Mixer. Pete's Bet.
6-Hypocrite, Panorascope, Gree
dan.
7-Richestan, Right AS Rain, Dol
lar Sign.
eStar Marvel, City Judge, Old
River.
Best bet-One Link.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FIFTH RACE-HIGH HEDGE,
ROMAN BOY, CAVALIER.

HIGH HEDGE has been on the
sidelineS for quite a while but is
reported working swiftly. RO-
MAN BOY will like this distance
and will be hard to beat. OVAL
LER to trim the others.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
SIXTH RACE - J. HAL. TINE
SCOUT, MARTHA'S QUEEN,

J. HAL won his first at Bel
Air with speed in reserve and
previously he won twice at
Charles Town. TINE SCOUT
has proved a consistent winner
this year and should be in the
thick of it. MARTHA'S QUEEN
won her last try.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Bel Air

Charles Town. BRAINCHILD
won her last.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Gallery Will Be Judge.

tri-color and reserve, and the
jumper division of seven classes with
jumper championship and reserve.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
SECOND RAcE-pnrse. $500: claiming:

THIRD RACE-Prrsr. 5000: claiming:
steeplpChase. 4-rear-oldS and up: :, mile|
QuakerStreet tWineSl ------- 125
Flyino clown tP0landl --------- l35
Forest Pancer tEelicusl ----- l3S
Speed Demon Brooks ---------- 1t3
Anchors Down fMnrriSl -------- IT.
Srurry Along H. Grant, --.---- IA
xSan Sarica lewis -- l3s
locomotive fpollardl - 80
Polly Mac Dur fPeidh ------ 49,
LIE paSSP 5ou Helirus) "a"
.Iusta Bud tPolaN6) u"
Flying Falcon tHelicuS ------- 142
Evening star., 1941-07-27
Saratoga Entries
For Tomorrow

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 200; special
reIghts. msldens; 2year-Olds. 5i2 fur
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FIFTH RACE-Purse 5000: handicap:
1 I-vear-nlds and inward: ) tlIrlnngs.

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3-year-ods and upward, L mile and 30
Evening star., 1941-07-27
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 1900; clam.

Mrs. ". z. Martin and n. L. straus
entry.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

SIXTH RACE-PurSe $1,000; claiming.
3-yesr-olds and Up: 8 miles.
Long Pass - ld2 Fancy Free In6
xHypoCrite - 10 Bow Low - l0r
Panora scope - Ill Greedan lUI
Evening star., 1941-07-27
THIRD PACE-PurSe 81 500; allow
noes; 3-year-olds and upward; fur

aW Stone and WheatIey Stable entry.
Anne Stevenson and j. NJ Roebling
entry.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
EVENING STAR FEATURES.


National Radio Forum: National Youth Ad.
nlniaraor Aubrey Williams discusses Youth,
bbs and National Defense" WhAl, tonight at
o:30 pm.
Star FIashes-Laiest morning headlines with
Bill CoyIe, WNAL. II am.
TINE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.
WWDc, 4:45-peiaiIen and Defense Week:
A talk by Frank R. JeIIefi, local businessman.
WNAI, 7:O0-Wohds Best Douea Jer'
rolds Preacher Parrot" postponed from last
week, Is drsma1ed at this time.
WPC, 7:00-Yoorhees Orchestra: James Mel
ton and Franta White feature The love duet
from PUtciui's Madame Butterfly"
WJSV, 7:00-Vox Pop: kessrs. Johnson and
butterworih drop in on freshman Week" at
Duke University.
WNAL, 7:3O-Trus or False: Harry Hagen
has arranged a quiz clash between a group OF
marines and several Navy nurses
WRc. 7:3O-WslIenstein's Orchestra: Mar.
esret Speaks sings Kerry Dance" "Voi 10
Sspeie" C'CavalIerid RusiitanaO, }, la Paloms."
The orchestra plays "FarandoIe" C'Camen'D,
VoIkmann's "Serenade," Brahms Hungarian
Dance No. 6"
WJSY, 800-Radiu Theaier: Mr.. De Miles
production Of James Hltons Lost Horizon"
starring Ronald Colman.
WhAL, 8:00-Bssin Street Music Society:
Albert Ammons and Pete Johnson, duo-pidno
tooee.wooeisis, have taste Of the sociefs
oenfied procedure.
WRC. 830-That Brewster Boy: Little Joey
ssfs q crush on his fathers new blond seue-
tsry; trouble results.
WJSV, o:00-0rson WelIes' Show The SEN
sfionaI Mr.. WsIIes brings his Mercury Theater
Players back for a season Of yaieiy-drama pro.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

In winter there isn't minute
of day or night when Peter Rabbit
Is outside of the dear old Briar
Patch that he can afford not to
watch and listen for danger. You
see, at this season of the year Reddy
Fox is hungry most Of the time and
is forever hunting for Peter Rabbit.
With snow on the ground and no
leaves on the bushes and young
trees, it Is not easy for Peter to
hide. So as he travels about, the
thought of Reddy Fox is always in
Peters mind.
But there are others whom Peter
fears even more and these wear
feathers instead of fur coats. One
of these is Terror the Goshawk.
Peter Is not alone in his fear OF
Terror. The-e is not one among his
feathered friends who will not Shiver
at the mention of Terror's name.
Peter will not soon forget the day
he discovered that Terror had come
down from the Far North and was
likely to stay for the rest OF the
winter. Peter went hungry all that
day.
You see, 1t was this way: Peter
had gone over to the Green Forest
very early one morning. hoping to
get a breakfast there. He was hop
ping along, lipperty-lipperty-lip, with
his thoughts chiefly on that break
fast, but at the same time with ears
and eyes alert for possible danger,
when a strange feeling swept over
him. 1t was a feeling that great
danger was very near, though he
saw nothing and heard nothing to
indicate it. 1t was just feeling, that
was all.
Now Peter had learned that the
wise thing to do when one has such
a feeling as that is to seek safey
first and investigate afterward. At
the instant he felt that strange
feeling of fear he was passing a
certain big. hollow log. Without
really knowing why he did 1t he
dived into that hollow log, and
even as he did so there was the
sharp swish of great wings. Terror
the Goshawk had missed catching
Peter by the fraction Of second.
With his heart humping as if
1t were trying to pound its way
through his ribs, Peter peeped out
of the hollow log. Terror had
alighted on small stump only a
few feet away. He was very near
the size of Redtail the Hawk, whom
Peter knows so well. There was no
denying that he was handsome.
His back was blush. His head
seemed almost black. Over and be-
hind each eye was a white line. His
under parts were beautifully marked
with wavy bars of gray and white.
On his tail were four dark bands.
Peter had no thought for Terror's
beauty. He could see nothing but
the fierceness of the eyes that were
fixed on the entrance to that hollow
log. Peter shivered. He knew that
in Terror was no pity or gentleness.
Terror did not sit on the stump long.
but Peter remained right where he
was all the rest of that day.
Evening star., 1941-09-15
POINTS FOR PARENTS
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE,

1t is possible to dchiepe q hap
DIV medium betiUeen the one er-
treme OF allo,Ding children to
disregard all conventions in ad-
dressing adults and the other er-
treme OF inspiring formal shot0
OF respect through fear.