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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
War

speedboats had sunk two British
destroyers and IL armed mer-
chantmen totalling 61,4 400 tons
in attacks ON conveys. The SUBJ
marine accounted for Ave YES
sells, totalling $4,000 tons, the
communiQue said, and the speed
boats sank six merchantment. in
Guiding two tahkers, all totalling
20, 400 tons, and the destroyers as
well.
The italian High Command re-
ported q new British attack on
the besieged garrison at the
Southeastern Libyan oasis Of
Giarabub has been repulsed and
said italian planes had bombed
the British-held Libyan Port Of
Engasi, q British air base and .
column of British motor trucks.
In Madrid the press published
q dispatch from Casablanca de-
claring that groups Of German
officers believed to number more
than 100 had arrived in French
Morocco to observe the applica-
ton of armistice terms. These
officers, the dispatch said. will
control French Morocco's ad-
ministrative life, economy and
politics in all matters directly or
' indirectly related ~to-thes war and
armistice."
Balkan observers intimated to-
day that Germany's price for
staying q threatened attack on
Greece would cost the Greeks
every hard-won mile Of their
gains against italy and return
their troops within their old
frontiers.
German diplomats were said
by some sources to have promis-
ed Greece that she could retain
all the territory she held before
Oct. % when the Italians first
attacked if she would sign a
peace giving Premier Mussolini
a paper victory" in Albania.
But despite 100000 Nazi SOL
diers poised for action on the
Greek Bulgarian border, the
Greeks battled grimly on in Gen.
trail Albania without . word Of
additional comment from Athens
where German diplomatic pres
sure so far apparently has fall
len flat.
Greek Diplomatic sources at
Sofia declared fatty yesterday
their country would flight. any
German invasion"
Foreign sources in Athens said
without confirmation that Gen.
Ugo Cavallero had been super
seeded % Italian commander by
Gen. Carolo Gelloso In another
shakeup of the Italian command,
but It was not clear whether
General Gelloso was named only
to command the Italians in AL
bania or made Chief Of Staff Of
the entire Italian army.
Dispatches from Sofia, sent
through new Bulgarian censor
ship put into effect after Nazi
troops took over, told Of increas-
ingly heavy diplomatic pressure
too, on Turkey and Yugoslavia.
Axis informants said Yugo-
slavia-prospective next signer
of the Rome Berlin Tokyo pact
was relatively . side issue, but
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

The newspaper -tM1gyarsag.
from which the German press
quoted, carried q story under q
Washington dateline with q
headline saying "Yugoslavia Re-
fuses Help from Roosevelt" The
story was credited to Special
Service" and was the first "Spe-
cial Dispatch" from Washington
the newspaper ever has carried.
President Roosevelt. the paper
said, promised assistance to Yu-
goslavia the same day" her pre-
mier and foreign minister con-
ferred with Adolf Hitler at
Berchtesgaden.
IN. CONSTANTLY Fotitch, the
Yugoslav minister to Washing
ton, was summoned Feb. IA by
urgent telephone call to 60 to
the home of Sumner Welles (U.
S. Undersecretary of State)
where he was given a personal
message from Mr.. Roosevelt"
the Magyarsag story said.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

y A. Iss - a - ~
7 I 20 ~ kea 81
l1to ~ nl9bt = Ne
Z = ~ lvos U1Ackcps ~ for
~ 3 1fican city, but that
ooc1eput the festive spirit
4 & RI - scity's 400. 900 res
Va
~ ,ifn slmoct complete
! .1 rnjldn - Ill the citizens
!. y r 1ll - reported accidents.
" T. ~ \ snIy enHereo(.ey call re-
~ nnlice w. one asIking
!; ks1Dn = man beating his
~ AZ
! + E e,irnnile naraded the down
c1TselS Scouting and whis-
5 - ~ tii. ;sduration." Hun
n fnotfed before ! hotel and
I pa = y g vsrninr 10 the one
- I'D neglected to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
. PHILADELPHIA, March 3 -
R - Employees of the MidvAle

R - Employees OF the MldVoIe
Steel Company's plant here have
voted to work 4 sevep-day, So
hour week lin the interest OF
the national defense emergency"
union leaders reported today.
! Edward Kunz, SECRETARY of
Federal Labor Union No. 1857
(AFL) said the approximately
1000 plant employees had voted
1.-TWO to one" for the seven day
work week. .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08
F. c. DUNCAN.
County Dog Warden

The Canadian province OF On
tario produces 81 per cent OF
the rubber goods production OF
t., Dominion, including foot
wear.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-08

Annually, the United States
expends 500, 100000 for in
candescent lamps and $1,000
600, 900 for power to burn them.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Goodwill Envoy, "a,
Due Here From Brazil

A Brazilian goodwill ambassador,
aged IA, was due to arrive in Wash
ington today to be guest of the
Boys Club of Washington.
He is Roberto .Andrada, who has
been visiting the Madison Square
Boys Club in New York during Ma
tional Boys Club Week
Arriving at Union Station shortly
after noon, the youth was to be re-
ceived at the White House by Mrs.
Roosevelt. He bears a message to
the President from President Vargas
of Brazil.
He was TO be met at the station
by boy members of the Eastern
branch of the local Boys Club. as
we'll as by Charles M. Fyfe, director
Following his White House visit,
Roberto will tour the three branches
of the Chest-supported club in
Washington and will attend a get
together in the evening.
Evening star., 1941-05-22

for 1886 900 900 for relief for the
fiscal year starting July /, a third
less than this years expenditure.
He was asked to return today for
further questioning,
Mr.. Hunter was reported by COM
mitteemen to have advocated aban-
donment of the present system of
staggering w. P. A. employment,
whereby fewer are kept on the rolls
in the summer months and a larger
number in the winter when un-
employment is greater.
He favored instead, members said,
starting the new fiscal year with
100000 relief workers and main
tanning the lists at that level
throughout the year on the theory
that defense work will provide an
upsurge by next winter that will
obviate increasing the relief load.
President Roosevelt told Congress
his appropriation request would pro-
vide monthly average employment
of 100000 persons, compared with
a monthly average for this year of
100000
The committee was said to have
been told yesterday that to take
care of all unemployed would re-
quire S1,700,000,000 or almost double
the Presidents request.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Sharp Cuts in W.P. A.
Rolls Before July |
Urged by Hunter
1000, 900 Level as
Asked by President
Outlined at HEARING
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Sharp cuts in w. P. A. rolls be-
tween now and July l to start and
keep the new fiscal year at the l.
100000 work relief level recon-
mended by President Roosevelt were
reported today to have been out
lined to a House group by Howard
o. Hunter, acting w. P. A. commits
sioner.
There we're 1897 900 on w. P. A.
rolls on May IA, but the figure was
rapidly declining as defense and
other industries absorbed employ
ables.
Mr.. Hunter appeared before a
House appropriations subcommittee
for nearly three hours yesterday,
testifying on the Presidents request
Evening star., 1941-05-22

3126 South Dakota avenue N N.E., to the
senior group of the Potomac Society,
Children of the American Revolu-
ton. Robert G. Huey, vice president,
will preside, and after the business
session, Harvey Lee Huey, chairman
of patriotic education, will talk on
Our Flag" Mrs. Carl H. Giroux,
national organizing secretary, will
be guest of honor.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Women's Shoes, sl to s2'7'
Less than y brice

Less than y price
800 pairs Spring and Summer shoes White, white
with color black brown. blue and tan. Made of
calf kid, cotton-and-Wool gabardine, patent
leather, cotton -and-rayon, and corde Pumps,
sandals stepins and oxfords with an assortment of
heel heights. Many wellknown brands included.
Broken Sizes Az to g. AAA to B.
Down STAIRS STORE, WoMENs SHOES.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Muslin Crib Sheets
As Irreeul0rs

100 sheets, 45x72 inches for your
babys crib.
200 White Cotton Knitted Infants
Gowns, with drawstring bottoms.
Sizes 0 and /. Irregulars, each
S5c; three for 81
26s pieces Children's Apparel, in
Guiding boys wash suits of spun
rayon, toddlers' and juvenile cot
ton print dresses, children's cotton
union suits. and a few rayon satin
bathing suits. Sizes l to 6 in the
group. Were 78c and more Now
SOC
Down STAIRS STORE,
INFANTS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
ChiIdren's Shoes
So to si'9'

Less than y, price
200 pairs shoes and play sandals
for boys and girls. Sports and
dressy types, of feathers and cot
ton fabrics Broken lots and sizes.
from childs size Z to regular
size 8.
Down STAIRS STORE,
CHILDREN's SHOES.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Silk Hose, S., 2 forsI

I,reeulars Of higher priced hose
500 pairs fne-gauge three-thread chiffon hose,
some with lise-reinforced Soles and toes. Sizes
812 to 1912.
Down STAIRS STORE HOSIERY.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Cotton Knit Suits, s3'95

We're S5.95
As 2-piece suits in aqua beige blue rose and green
Washable. Sizes IL to 20 in the group.
90 Sports Skirts of wool in smart plain coors pastel
paids Crepe flannel and novelty weaves in peated and
gored styles Sizes "a to 30 Were S95 and Now
81 and S2.95
60 Dresses Jackets Suits sports
nautical Jackets OF wool flannel and tVopece spun rayon
suits in only Various colors other items sizes 70
TO 20 in all three groups Now less than z price Es"
Sl9i
IS Rayon Blouses in tailored and dressv styles crepe and
sfeers. Washable, selection of
pastels stripes; sizes 81
Now Observation-Disclosures 81
Down STAIRS STORE SPoRTswEAR.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Misses Spring Suits, s.
Less than !, brice

Less than y Price
Is suits with new longer Jackets in 3-button boy
Stve. or buttoned uD to the neck. Gored skirts.
Of all-Wool Shetland-type WeaveS and woodland
rayon fabrics in navy, gray beige. and aqua Sizes
II to 10 in the group.
10 Misses Sprinr Coats in dessy fitted and box styles Well
tailored of wool and woo-andcoton fabrics black and
sizes u. IA. l8 20 Less than Il price Now IS
Misses 3piece Suits fur trimmed All wool fabrics
in beige gray blue and rose sizes II to 20 in the group
Were S2975 and more. Now ------------------S17 ST.
Down STAIRS STORE. CoA7s AND SUITS.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Rayon Dresses, sI.'0

Uere S295 and more
IS frocks in aqua rose wine. navv black and wash
able prints; both dressy and tailored styles. Sizes
IL to A.
80 Dresses and Smocks in printed cotton: slide
fastened stve included in the group Sizes II to "A
Were 81 Now 75c
80 womens and In dressy styles; rayon
blue aqua navy and prints Sizes IA to "A Were s. 95
Now - ------' --------.. ----------t s5 95
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Girls Apparel, IS
We're Sis and more

ia pieces wool skirts in plaids and
solid colors and cotton print crepe
gowns. Sizes I to IA in the group.
100 Girls Spun Rayon Dresses in
prints and solid Colors; few plaids
included. Sizes 10 to Is and to "A
in the group. Were S1.95 and more.
Now ---------------- 81
"a Cotton Chenille Sweaters in
cardigan and slip-on styles. Rose,
green and blue III sizes 7 to IA. y
price. Now SOC
120 pieces of ChiIdren's Underwear,
including girls cotton knit panties
and boys cotton union suits of
mesh and Isle knit. Were 58c and
more. Now 35c
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Wash Stacks, sI
Slightly imperfect

180 pairs for boys and youths in
blue, green, brown and tan cotton;
sizes u to 13.
1sO pairs Boys Cotton Wash Shorts
in assorted striped or plaid patterns,
Elastic Wristbands, three pockets,
full-cut sizes to I6. Blue, tan,
green and brown. IrregularS,
pair - - SIC
Is pairs Boys Stacks of green and
brown wooI-cotton-an and-rayOn, sizes
Is to 18. Less than 2 price. Now
7Sc
Youths WoOl-and-RayOn Sports
Coats in brown and blue tweeds,
sizes Il, 13. IS and IS. Less than
y price Now ------------ S4.95
Youths Prep Suits, consisting Of
coat, vest and pairs Of trousers.
OF wOol-cotton-and-rayon in blue
and green; sizes IS. Is and II. Less
than ! ? price. Now ---- $685.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, Boys APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Rayon Gowns, IS
Were 81 and more

IS goWns-tearose, blue, and white
with colored dots. Size l6.
32 Cool Cotton Gowns in white.
pink or yellow with contrasting
embroidery Sizes IS, Is, II. Were
81. Now 15c
80 pairs Cotton Print Pajamas,
butcher-boy styles. Sizes Is, is.
Were S115. Now 75c
Down STAIRS STORE, UNDERWEAR.
Evening star., 1941-05-22

Soviet Russia was the first coun-
try to train armed parachutists.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Weekend Specials from
The Food Shop

Woodward Lothrop Special Blend Coffee ground for
percootor, drip and gloss coffee makers Pound, 23e;
pounds. 45e
Beeehnut cotsup and Chill souee-discontinued by
the manufacturer. 1853 jars Of Cotsup, l4-ounee,
15e; 400 jars Of S-ounee, Zoe; 1853 jars Of Chill
Souee, I2-ounee e-------- lee
THE FooD SHOP, EIGHTH Floor
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Straw Hats, So
We're 81 and more

so smart Spring hats In black,
brown and navy, with adjustable
headsizes.
so Straw Hats in dressy and tailor
ed styles: black, brown. navy and
red Adjustable headsizes. Were
Sl95 and more. Now 81
Down STAIRS STORE, MILLINERY.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Girls LisIe AnkIets
800 pairs specially priced -

Ankets classic turn-cuff Style linen reinforced toes
and heels give longer wear. White pink, blue, navy
beige, yellow, brown, red and wine Discontinued style
which hos sold in stock at 35c por. Sizes to ! !.
GIRLS HOSIERY, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Infants Dainty Knit Sacques

10, woven of wool with shiny royon
threod, in "crew" neck and coIIored styles;
rosebud and ribbon trim. Similar styles
in stock at 81 .65f special
Down STAIRS STORE, INFANTS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Summer Handbags
So

Manufacturers seconds
200 simulated leather bags in
numerous styles. White. white
with colored trimming, white with
colorful print designs. Also some
dark bags.
Down STAIRS STORE, HANDBAGS.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Smart STYLES in Women's Summer Hats

200 hats in q varied assortment of styles for
each Of your costumes; small white cotton
pque dressy hots; white strow with dark trim
ming; large off-the-foce cotton Pique and
other fabric hats in white, yellow and powder
blue SDecioI
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Exceptional Values on Sale Friday Morning
at $50 mot Remnants
Summer Shorts and Shirts for Boy

600 pieces. Sports shirts of cotton in ot-
troctive patterns and coIors, sizes to 20.
Washable cotton shorts, Sonforized-
shrunk residual shrinkoge less than
! oo) in sturdy fabrics. Blue, brown and
green, sizes s to a. SpecioI-------
Down STAIRS STORE Boys
Evening star., 1941-05-22

MRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Infants Cotton Diapers

IS dozen infonts' fine-eouee cotton
diapers, II to the package, size 2Ox4O
inches; few with slight irregularities. Some
reduced from Sl.o5 q package in regular
stock, others specially purchased Package
Down STAIRS STORE, INFANTS APPAREL.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03

Stale cake crumbs sprinkled
over the top of custardS before
putting into the oven to bake give
the top a delicate brown and the
custard a different flavor.
If washable curtains become
rusted on the rods during damp
weather, dampen the rust spots
and cover them with a thin coat
ing of salts of lemon. Let stand
until the stains disappear.
Dip fish in milk instead of eggs
before rolling in bread or crumbs.
The fish will taste better.
The following makes an excel
lent substitute for a ring mold.
Fill a glass jar with chopped ice,
seal and set into a bowl. Pour
mixture to be nodded around jar.
Remove jar when mixture is well
frozen.
To remove grass stains from
white clothes make a paste of
baking soda and soap and spread
thickly owe stain.
Pour pineapple juice, grapefruit
or a rather sour lemonade into
one of the freezing trays in me-
chanical ice box to get delicious
ly favored cubes for adding to
chilled beverages. A piece of mint
added to each cube when partially
frozen gives flavor as well as
color.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03

Castles in the air are splendid
till you try to move into them.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03
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- =, a1H4

Floor wax rubbed well onto new
ly finished window siIls will keep
them in excellent condition.
A thin slice of lemon with rind
added to soup stock before clear
ing will give soup a delicious fla
Vor.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03
BIGTOP

| TNAMARE OF THE AoLpup; JEFF GOT The
SHOW OFF Y IT, ho 7AgN DOWN
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03

Time is money, they say. But
burglars prefer cash.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-07-03
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Same Effect
II could die dancing with you"
cts about to kill me, too"
Castles in the air are splendid
till you try to move into them.
Cutting Remark
She uas haring a good old uifely
nag, and hubby pas losing his patience,
although so far he hadn't answered a
Word. Perhaps that uas why his wife
suddenly burst out ,rith:
"Nofhing erer say to you bears
fruit"
ut might if you pruned it a biz" he
ref0rfed.
Time is money, they say. But
burglars prefer cash.
On Both Sides
"That girl is a regular phono-
graph"
"She's more-sne's a two-raced
record"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
QuarterbacEs RepIay Saturday Games at Luncheon

beating the highly rated Hooser proved belonged In
big time football Indiana has mighty good ball club ana
Billy HepbraHd is all they say about him Bio McAiilhn VIII
cause more headache before the season Is
over"
Charley Bachman Of State whose lost TO Michigan
Saturday gave formula of organizing successful football
team
Get your men big, strong and fast Get lots of them
play easy schedule, It will work most of the
time"
paid the fine that Coach Crisler has
Michigan predicted that both Michigan and State would
win a lot of games this Fall
Way Webers entertaining talk included a report from
the that the Michigan opponents action the
weekend Ernie Mccoy flew all the way Washington to see
Minnesota and reported very good all along the line Benny
Ooserbaan Ohio State and reported they strong and
viii get week Cliff Keen Iowa and DR..
Eddie Anderson has another strong ball club.
Bill Edwards said his team is getting stronger each week
and blythe time the Cleveland rolls around two weeks
hence they will be ready chalk their first victory Of the
year
All the old regulars hand for the first meeting.
Spotted front Larry GeFReHJ the Notre Dame cheer
leader Louis Harrington Of of D. and Frank Potts also Of
that school, Jack King the radio Harry Bobbitt and
Bill Ffeeketeh, the railroad and joe BasAa hotel boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30

1t the ffty-hfth fight in Louis memorable
string includes AZ knockouts he the
Braddock Chicago in June 1887 He extended
to limit times and beaten once-when Max
Schmelng knocked him out
Whereas, the hight was disappointment The Spectacle
otherwise cdorful bringing did of the greatest
crowds in the history of the ring
nights scrap, Louis has earned more
than S2000000 the ring which adds up something like
S2400O0 year $4,000 for each of the So fights which isn't
broccoli OF Joe doesn't keep all Of it. 1t figured about
25 cents on dollar the champions Even Nova with
his Is per didn't do badly It's pretty good pay for
who did as little Nova did last
With John Hettche Mchigans boxing commissioner and
his right Doug Mode heading the list there
good congregation of Detroters the They
wished stayed home and their reports from the
radio and newspapers
But New folks happy Mike Jacobs figures that
every out client spends $40 top of the price of
ticket during his stay in old Gotham Slip Madgan the old St
had the biggest crowd of disappointed fans at the
excursion of 200 Caornans in town TO see both the
World Series They their Worth out OF
the Series. 1t can't be as bad as the fight.
Harry Baxter beefng He had to $3.50 tax on
managers ticket Frank Barbara and Bob Evans the Detroit
promoters prominent around town
they have put thumbs down Nova they say that
Jimmy Johnston coming to Detroit promote fights with
Pastor Abe Simon and Tommy Tucker his star atrac
tons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
BY EDGAR HAYES

The 1941 football is officially under way The first
games played the weekend The Downtown Quar-
terbacks held their opening meeting the Fort Shelby yeser
day and replayed all the games
record opening day greeted the coaches they
explained their first starts of the There winners
like Gus Dorais and Way Weber There loser in Char
ley Bachman and his popular assistant Al Kowa Bill Ed
wards the newest Of the coaches the Downtown Quarterback
club had tie talk about Others like Joe Gemb and Harry
Kipke just talked about football in general
Tom Harmon Michigan's greatest back in generation
and foobaer writer for the Times and for
Station WJR the POSTMASTER.
Its lot of fun introducing these fellows" Tom told
the quarterback IL have been banquets with them many
times and during the hope TO be ahead of them
with their stories
Joe Gembs a little discouraged:
81 thought this Monday when could sit back
and watch the others Then hear about Gus Dorais
great victory Indiana Saturday. And I've got play
Gus eleven Friday night. Now my digestion isn't hot.
But l have good diet to follow. A diet that contains
u OF ID. Cincinnati, Ohio Wesleyan and Michigan
ing the next month";"
Gus Dorais took his brilliant victory Indiana stride
"Sure I'm happy to be here and you all know why BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
Tunney Not in His Navy Uniform

If you've forgotten Tunney Braddock and believe Baer
former heavyweight champions Tunney not IN ms navy
uniform did actually the He reached
through the do his handshakng Baddock looked happy
he gets per Louis earnings for giving him crack
the still holds you know by this
time despite the feeble faces Nova made him last night
Nova the disappointing challenger IN the annals Of
heavyweight title bouts hasn't hit Louis good punch yet He
didn't win round for rounds because
did anything for two rounds Ii looked Ike a
couple rounds for the movies Joe the third got to thinking
the suffering 60OO0 custom
paid fancy fortune fight Joe the third by
shade
fourth and fifth heats with plenty spare and
then in the sixth round started slowly
only the hull before the Louis stormor cloud
Of the calm Joe devastating right to NoVas Jaw
and down challenger his Nova
tagged-aud punch II just oldfashioned
waophe kind that brought the former Detroit boy
kind that put end to the aspiration of
a of ambitious rngsters.
Nova managed scramble his feet at the count Of nine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-30
War Relic May
Race Whir|dWdy
Riddle to Decide
on $4,000 Match
International News Service wire

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The de-
cision on whether Whirlaway, the
3-year-old champion, will run
again this season at Belmont Park
ironically rested today with Sam
uel D. Riddle, owner of War Relic,
one of Whirly'S most steadfast
competitors.
Alfred Vanderbilt. head of Bel
mont Park. agreed 10 put $4,000
on the line for a match race be-
tween the two horses with the
stipulation that the winner take
all Warren Wright, owner OF
Whirlaway, Immediately agreed,
but Riddle was undecided
Whirly outdiStanccd War Relic
10y q nose i'm the Saranac Handicap.
but the latter horse made the
champion eat his dust in the Mar
raCanSctt Special.