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The Nome nugget., 1941-10-22

UNDATED, Oct. 9 (F) - So- viet dispatches pictured Hitler s invasion armies as suffering enor nous losses on the Moscow front and literally every meter of ground is covered with bodies of fascist soldiers and officers As the Germans drove toward the Russian capital from the Moz- haisk sector, 57 miles away, mili- tary reports reaching London said the German offensive had begged down in an icy gale over all but impossible roads at the immediate approaches to Mos COW.
 A high ranking neutral mili- tary authority in London said on reliable information that Russia indicated that the German as sault on Moscow, and in the north, was definitely halted and the peak of the Nazi offensive has passed. This source said jun doubtedly Hitler will order the carrying out of new attacks but he will not again be able to mus ter anything like the strength he has used up in the past two weeks"
 Other London sources, how ever, said the Germans were con centrating great new forces at Smolensk for an all-out frontal attack on Moscow.
 Stalin remained at the Krem- lin to direct the Red citadels de- lenses. In the fiercest fighting, centering around Mozhaisk Pass, it was said the Germans hurled
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-22

Frances highest authorities Both the Marshal and the Ad- miral accused foreign powers of having caused the recent ser ies of assassinations.
 No details were given as to how the first fifty hostages were shot. At Nantes another fifty are scheduled to die if the two who shot Lieut.. Col. Paul Hotz, chief of the Nazi field gendarmes at Nantes, are not captured by mid night tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-22
Japan Says No :. Tankers Moving

NEW YORK. Oct. 9 l-P1 - Au thoritative sources in Tokyo said that not a single United States oil tanker has reached Vladiv- ostek since the conclusion of the Moscow conference \ D5mei broadcast, Was reported by this siurce, to have sa d that this con- tradicted the United States stand that all war materials and oil will be sent 10 Russia as soon as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-22
5O Frenchmen Ordered Shot
 For Gen. Holtz

VICHY, Oct. 21 (P) - German forces of occupation in Paris or dered 50 persons shot in reprisal for the staying in Nantis of the German commandent General Holtz.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-22
Bold Venture Is Tenth Vessel Sunk by Raiders

WASHINGTON. c.. % p - The Bold Venture. hv.rg the Pan American flag was t-rpedoed off Iceland Thursday ard $ the 10th Amer.ean-oWned mareaantman lost Eighteen members of the Bold Ventures crew ere miss in9.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-22

Buy them by the bundle, Use them for starting fires. For Sale at The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1941-10-22

You can ave 200 by paying si months il advance for your sut
 cription !, The Nome Nugget.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
$49,599.92 Paid In November
AS Wage-Hour Restrictions

A total of SAG, 599.92 flowed into
lNr channels OF commerce IN NORTH
arUIina during November a, Il re-
suit of wage restitution payments by
- establishments to 1893 employees,
Forrest II. Shuford, North Carolina
commissioner Of labor, announced
today. The sum represents the diff
ference between wages received by
the employees and the amounts TO
which they We're entitled under the
federal wage and hour law.
E~ighty-One additional employees
agreed to make resolutions tolallnG
N45. 597.48 to 1878 employees.
OF the total payments made, S2l,-
352.58 was paid voluntarily by en-
ployers without physical inspections
having to be made, While S27, 74I.34
was paid as a result of inspections
which revealed violations Of tho
wage and hour law.
Inspections were made by inspec-
tors of the North Carolina Depart
ment of Labor, through a coopera-
tive agreement with the wage anC
hour division, United States Depart
ment of Labor. under which the State
Department of Labor is charged with
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Wilton Here
Tonight For
Two Games

Basketball fans here VIII get their
first chance to see inc henderson
high school teams in action tonight
at 1870 o clock wien they go against
two very good Wilton teams.
The contests were carded for Mon
day night, but a switch in the scnc-
dule at Wilton's request brought the
teams to the city tonight.
Drills have been in progress Il the
local school for the past several days,
and indications are for two very tar
ball clubs.
The girls will be stalking n of
the best records in this section N the
opener encounter tonight. They are
undefeated in about SIS contests, and
the record would be ever better
than that if Louisburg College had
not slipped a narrow win over the
highs some years beck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

Grandmother wore them when
she YVES a little girl-they're still
adored for their youthful charm
P~inafores! Pattern 1920 by Marian
Martin will make you either a PIMA
fore apron OF a frock with a pima
fore effect. Both the frock and the
apron button down the back and
tie with a sash; both may have
enormous "button-on' pockets. There
is a small round collar on the dress;
for the apron, the bodice is cut down
into an oval neckline and the sleeves
| and side bodice sections omitted
Both apron and frock may be made
in two lengthS-Onc k~nee-length, the
other street-length. You'll find this
a fascinating pattern to make with
the Sew Chart-use a sprightly
checked ginGham, make an extra
/ apron as a gift,
Pattern 1920 may be ordered only
in misses sizes ~, IA, Is, Is and
20. Size 16 requires 5 IA yards IS
inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coin
rOr the MARIAN MARTIN pattern
7e sure T. Writc plainly your SUE,
NAME. ADDRESS and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to The Henderson
Daily DISPATCH. Pattern Department
'32 w. 18th. st. Now York. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
UNC Moves
To Aid In War

Chapel Hill, Dec. 9.-Contjnuing
a proud tradition handed down by
its students who faced other wars,
the University Of North Carolina
has speedily set in motion machinery
TO make available its resources in
the new national emergency.
Appearing at a hurricdly called
meeting Of the entire student body
Monday, President Frank P. Graham
told the students to stick to their
books for the time being, to study
hard. and to prepare themselves for
any role they may be assigned to
later.
Administrative Dean R, B. House
called a meeting of students enroll
ed for the SeleCtjVC Service for
Wcdncsday morning t 1890 O'Clock.
Dean Francis f, Bradshaw, chair
man of the Faculty Committee on
Defense. announced that efforts have
already been made t. increase the
numerical strength OF the Univcr-
sity's Naval ROTC unit, which now
numbers POO; that efforts to secure
an ROTC unit for training Army
officers rlso are being renewed, and
that an office to serve as a clearing
house for emergency activities Is
also to be set up on the campus
Should the Army ROTC not be grant
ed, the plan is TO SGT ND special elias
Ses in military science, he said.
Whether the UniVersity's air pilot
program can be enlarged now is be-
ing considered,
Glasses were cut short yesterday
at 1920 o'clock in order lh9t all
students and faculty members might
hear the momentouS address of the
President.
HUNGARY mas neither navy no
aiv force
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

enforcement OF the fair labor stand
al d act I'm North Carolina.
a total OF 243 inspections were
made during the month, of which 81
revealed Violations requiring restitU-
ton and l26 showed violations not
requiring restitution. Thirty-cIght
cases bowed no violation of the act.
The major violation wa Of the rec
ord keeping requirements.
Cases numbering 3O8 we're closed
during the month. OF these, ISL were
routine inspection cases; 81 We're
complaint inspection cases; and go
we've eases closed without physical
inspections having TO be made.
IW~enty-one cases were referred
to d. Lacy McBryuc Of the legal
branch OF the wage and hour division
.or l-eaI action or lol legal advice
during the month. one criminal aC-
ton and two evil actions We've IN
+ stitutCd. One criminal case and one
evil case We're completed during The
7 month. Attorney William S. Tyson
prepared 81 opinion letters.
Citing the decreasing resistance
to the wage and hour law, Commits
-loner Snu,lord said that the type o
work being done by the inspectors i.
largely respon IDLE for the ef1icien
enforcement of the law.
Employers are beginning to un
dor-tand that d strict enforcement
Of the wage and hour law is of d
great benefit to them as it is to thel
employees. SAID Shulord. The main
tenancc Of minimum Wage-rates anC
maximum hours of work tends TO el
inmate TIE unfair competition Great
! ed bv sNeat>hop employers. Mana
l.!ucui. as We'll as labor, now realiz'
bette, ,han ever before that the iaI
labor standards act is a type of Legs
lation which is designed to benefl
all economic groups
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Guild Meeting For
December Is Held

The December meeting Of the IVES
lcvan Service Guild of the First
Methodist church was held Monday
evening ct the church, with the
chairman, Miss Lucy Plummer Jones,
presiding.
A short business session was held,
when the new chairman, Miss Many
Turner, read d list of the commit
tees for the coming year.
Miss Maria Johnson, in charge OF
the devotional program, read Luke
2:l-2l, followed by prayer. Mrs. Fred
3. Hight was presented and she
played several piano selections, at
ter which Miss Helen Whitmore read
an article about Christmas. The sing
ing of a Christmas hymn completed
the program.
The hostesses, Mrs. Sue Mabry.
Miss Alice T. Mabry, Miss Edna
Oliver, and Miss Grace Galbraith.
served coffee, individual decorated
cakes md nuts. FaVors were tiny
wool Santa Clauses, to be as
| ornaments.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
TEXTILE PLANTS
LAWS

A high percentage of North Gar
lima textile manufacturing plants
ur.pccy2d by State Department OF
labor INSPECTORS during the past
nonth were found to be violating
ne rccord-keeping requirements o.
ne far labor standards act. Com
missioner of Labor Forrest II. Shu-
old said yesterday.
The c,.nn.t Sioner reported tha'
1T of 81 plants in which inspection,
y been completed, 20 were 1ouho
o be keeping inadequate records.
Three firms were tound 10 pt
,ola,ing the minimum wage allo
laXlmum hour provisions OF the ac'
,nlv four establishments inspected
we're in full compliance with IN.
-aW. !,
snuford attributed the majority OF
10 violations to inadequale knoWl-
,dge of the requirements Oh l1e ac'
n the part Of employers.
The plants inspected employ w.
81 nn,,sOn the vast majority O
whom are entitled to the benefits OF
wage Il nour law, Shu1ore
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Joint PIT. 4. Meeting.

The Henderson high and Junior
high PIT. As viii hold a JOINT meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock at the high school. The Rev.
(. Norfleet Gardner, Baptist minis
ter, will speak before the group. 1t
is hoped that a large number of
members will be present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Miss Cree Hostess
Glass Meeting

The Ruth Gardner Philathea Bible
class of the First Baptist church met
at the home Of Miss Alma Cree, on
Charles street, Monday night. Dur
lng the meeting the class sang
Christmas songs and Miss Katherine
Neathery recited a poem called An
ME and Willie's Prayer. The presi-
dent distributed Christmas gifts by
giving each person d number The
POSSESSES served delicious refresh
nents at the conclusion Of the meet
ne.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
WOMEN APPOINTED
TO A COUNCIL

Raleigh, Dec. 9.-(AP)-GoVcrnol
'|rouehton yesterday added the fol-
lowing seven WOmcn to the State
'ouncil of Defense:
Mrs. Walter G.. Craven OF Char
'otte. Mi : Harriet Elliott OF the
Noman's College, Greensboro, Miss
,,Iarie Mckeever of Raleigh, Miss
ellen La Barr of Greensboro, Mrs.
Lnville *. Martin of WINSTON
salem. Mis-. L. l.. Mckee of Sylvia
and Ms. james G.. Fearing of Eliza
Dcth City.
Mr.. Craven, Mrs. ". T. Bost and
,Irs. p. r. Rankin were added 70
he councils executive committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
At Aunt'S Funeral.

Mrs. L. r. Gooch, Mrs. B. /. Dun
lap, Miss Annie Page, and Mrs. VII
liam H. Boyd have returned from
Greensboro where they attended the
funeral of their aunt, Miss MARY
Wills, Monday morning. Miss VIII.
died at her home there Sunday morn
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
From Southern Trip.

Mrs. ". p. GholSon and her sister,
lTrl {. II. Balfour, of Norfolk, Va,
have returned from an extended trip
+, Georgia. Florida, and Cuba. They
visited cousins, DR.. and Mrs. Palmer
HnfY7rs. in Augusta, Ga, and Mrs
LORNA Thomas, in Orlando, Fla
After spending a week in Miami
-hev flew TO Havana, Cuba, on tho
pan-Amcrican Clipper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
At Selma Meeting.

Mrs. T. II. Weldon visited Selma
chapter Order of the Eastern Star
last night. It was the occasion Of
the Worthy Grand Matron,s visit.
Many guests were there from Rd-
leigh and Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Alma Club to Meet.

Mrs. b. Frank Harris Will be hos
tess to the Alma club Tuesday after
noon at $50 o'clock. The Rev. w.
ID. McInnis will be guest speaker for
the afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
TIMBER DEED.

Lewis Smith, ct al, sold timber
ehts to 10 acres of land IN klttrei
township to the South Atlantic
,--,rt p lOmna"V Tor $40 n
considerations, according to a deco
filed with the Vance Registry Mon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
ID. of \. Meeting.

The Vance Council No. 80. Daueh-
terS OF America, viii meet Wednes-
day evening at 100 o'clock. and at
TINS session the Christmas party will
be held. All members are urged to
&c present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
visits Miss uohgOOd.

Miss Marie Briggs. OF M~orrisville.
IA, IS spending some time with her
cousin, Miss Mary Elizabeth Hob
good, of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Visits Mrs. kimball.

James Plummer, of Newport News,
Va, IS visiting his sister, Mrs. d.
Boyd klmball, at her home on South
Garnctt street, for some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Guest Here

Mrs. ". L. Fenner. Of Rocky
Mount. arrived today to be the guest
Of Mrs. Z. +. Fenncr and Mrs. How
ard Allen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
In Petersburg,

Mrs. w, G. Pruitt spent the past
few days in Petersburg, Va, having
been called there on account of the
illness of her sister. Mrs. l.. +. Smith.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
From Denver.

Sgt. S. c. Hines, of Denver. Colo
rado, Is visiting his parents, Nj. and
Mrs. II. y, Hines, OF Henderson route
5.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
Returns Home.

Mrs. j. G.. Nustian has returned
to her home here, after spending the
past weekend in Portsmouth, Va.
with her husband.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09
SOCIETY NEWS
Prayer Meeting Rand.

Prayer Meeting Band viii meet TO-
night at 80 o'clock at the COUNTY
nome, with Elmo Powell as leader.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

Whit a mere man does, a woman
feels qualified to improve Upon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

Democracy is based on the assump-
ton that men can and will rule th@m-
selves.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

HUNGARY mas neither navy
air force.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-09

aid.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06

bOAts arr especsea - parsnspmae
i~lfe3sHHsnN Ire ~ W nAnN8 ARD
sailed by Jaks Ertfkhou. lha MAzpl
Marie owned ~ Henry TnFreusm
and eslied b. ueraM raeay. stae
siesp owned BY LES DMfant and
0De pf tive baata iues n1mplssea fae
conENtittua in gni8 einAa
The NxsE~a.fpe8 cafnams class
which ordinarily Infais mere eplnE
70 tie races than any okfaef class
o. boats iaxaa1a Of lhg sfIfF esans
pwtlttath AlNa expeet % start This
class wifi ne ufaete up II the anli
FGf1 pafed ard nNitct bg 7 u
Buffet tfse FulsEla4 Muta4 aMus
ed ana sailed b Clyde ixsa4sa and
partner. uas litter Bua oenna aaa
sailed by Itoy Wtnefleid r.. and
possibly tire % Kay thF cup vim
ner n tiata eiasa fnf ifgrs years.
Thh ynaf ne It-Eoof sashoats
have beea divided into I've elHEaes
tlae length buatnsns ard TIE cFn
buttosuk TIE inuzth hnttasn tiaN4
a made 80 of tba Pee Wee oUtiea
ana sailed b. Oliver kfeka. ~. IL
Ny 10 uMned ~ MeflNn Mnseg
and sailed ~ . T Kftcknem. Ne
jim Jak e4nea and eesiaa b
Jim ard IaeA HgiiiatHr. ttaN Hguft
0waea and eaAaed n KAY ffolitef
tsse ~WhlH o4nea End sAsi@8 p
Gene puttesin. ana oae HeN b1al
Just completed hS " Or kfeba
81
1nen taie eT0ta bostu,n class 4
made mp u TIE M pat oNned ans
sailed ~ Charles TnfEltan uss
Creep Easy owned and sailed ~
Bob Preston. the uiofy Hniieiu
ian nuf1e1 and aalind ~ jimmy
Ryan. ghe TsFuafte owned ana
sailed By 1911 0beel. D. TIE Wa
hoo oaned ard sailed - Joe
8wnftnut. me ~DipzY Do0aA 0wn-
81 and sailed ~ Edward unsie aEn
TIE Isabelle owllea ~ Sonny
BridRen
Tie major portion q these beasa
vii partseipmse IN the nesngsd race
of the first sefiss. u - heM TINS
Sunday Afternoon 1t Two aekNk
June 4, from ths end - us msagle*
llal PIER. AL THESE hgatz, ea8etsef
wiln lha GEsspe Flaet oWnad - tie
Pascaeoaia Yacht Club wlH make
quite . display az wnitA ard RE-
sails aaaiflsE TIE aaszamaFtne bark
ground os Cur hay. ard vii ufoVas
many q thrill fuF spectators - vel
a. lhe kkipsefs rad u1eAF erHWs
actually enioflng TIE fine Nssat -
haiiboat racing
Interest Is greatly needed II uAa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06

a wedding 81 much interest IN
Pa1rag0uia and Pensacola. took
place IN Our Lady Of Victories
Cathoiir Church last Sunday morn
ing at Q O'Clock when Miss Beftir
cecile Krebs Of pascagoula became
The bride Of Alton Douglas Wood
ward OF Pensacola. Fla. The Inn.
prekStve kinaie-rine ceremony wAs
performed by Rev. Father r. j.
Carey IN the presence Of q large
number OF friends and relatives Il
the contracting parties.
Miss Krebs, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mra. s r Krebs Of Paacaeuuia.
Is q member Of one OF the oldest
and most prominent families OF the
city She l. . graduate Of Our Lady
Of Victories School and for the past
three and . half years she has been
Employed ~ the Jackson County
Mills.
Miss Krebs was . lovely bride,
dressed IN beige and saddle tan
crepe with harmontzing accessories
and q shoulder corsage OF o = buds
and sweet peas She had as her
only attendant Miss Olivia Wood
ward Of Pensacola. Fia.. . sister Of
the bridegroom. who wore a dress
Of pink crepe with white accessories
and a corsaee Of ~ buds and
sweet peas.
Mr.. Woodward. Is the con Of Mrs.
W. 7. Woodward and the late Mr..
Woodward Of Pensacola. He IL a
graduate Of the Milton High Sch05l
Of Pensacola. after which ne served
W years IN the y. 8. Army. lie
Is now employed By the q e. Kroba
shipbuilding Company.
Following the wedding q reception
was given In the home Of the brides
parents on Lake avenue. which was
attended py 90 guests. including
relatives and friends.
After q wedding trip 70 Florida
NJ and Mrs. Woodward viii return
70 Pascagoula where they viii make
Their home with the brides parents
Among the out Of town relatives
and friends attending the wedding
we're. MT and Mrs WoodroN Wood
ward. Mira W. 7. woodward. Mis-
Olivia Woodward. J. A. woodward
and HRS. lie Williams Of Pensacola
Mr.. and HRS. George Anderson.
Miss Mamie Jean Anderson and ].
y Anderson Of Harrisburg. ard
Nj. and Mrs. J. L Anderson Of
Mobile.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS
OUTLINED TUESDAY
AT CITY BOARD MEETING
Nayer Neod wnrns 81 = General rKAseniax II Observance,
OF Traffts Lass. Complete Ordnance win Regulate
Al Traffic In Future

Re9asxssrm fsEsat 0E nNy al AntM,
sxttpnx ct aba1slpg kffx<<4 IN
nNnaAnce pFUttsea that a al szrest
s~nteFNctaon& wHetx tIn ssseeti
aesa&ls ard matuAlN cross e&ch
ether une vehicle AtHeo@ehsnr Esf
arifeEk uzht hand ssde xfsan haet
uts F4tf II way a4tts TIE kr
q z s Highway 3d. state HtznsaY
- Beiifssw ksenae and Darts q
ctfeeb NhNh are designated a.
fhfUueh STREETS a. Asteftnl Hteaa.
VAN ard have the rikht az wny
orer al other strsesA
PArklne IN sueh = manner e. -
black 0 c&lstTNnrt any Sidewalk
street o. u11er passage way wlsaata
the city shall BE- unlawful the O..
uazlAnce pFcytdek Other wise. para
Hz9 within The business dissriet
designated aS taciudlng Main street
from Bsilvsew Avenue % DantEie
street and McEnnix Avenue froK
Main Strcet 70 Morris street, wfl be
designated BY cieafiy marked trnf-
tx lines
Particular attention wms called 70
unusual and unnecessary nolee such
rs excessive blcwine Of horns and
the use Of sirens o. cufouu as bslng
unlawful
With regard 70 sidewalks The or
oinAf1ce provides that no skating
VII be allowed Ia the business
district and that riding : bicycle ca
any Sidewalk Is unlawful
Complete IN every detail. the or
clnAnce provides that any ordinance
conflicting with the present ordln-
ance Is repealed and that reguia-
tens q traffic vii be enforced as
provided Tor ia this particular or
dlnance IN the future
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-06
PASCAGOULA YACHTING
SEASON OPENS SUNDAY
WITH ENTHUSIASM HIGH
Full Fleet Expected 20 Participate In Sscand Races 81
season During Coming
Weekend

with the first ofksrlai RAGS ~ tn
pmaeaKoala Yacht Club, held sun
day afternoon. June L. from tht
end q the Municipal pser. the 1871
Summer Racing Season OF the Pas
caao&taa Yacht club started, win
fun indications Of tne mcst Euc-
cezafnl rsc8a season since ~
CLUBS organization three years $40
While onIY . limited number n
boats participated n last sundays
race. u~everlheles4 the ~iee wsAA
brohsn and this Sunday should ~
q turnout Of thirty or . sail
boats, actively competing for thf
coveted cup prizes - be awarded -
the end d This first SERIES ending
with the july eth ReSatta.
The results % the first race u
the first summer SERVES last sun
day are a. follows IN thH twelve
foot class. the squeaky sailed hs
J. q McFaui ard Ray Robinson
received one point toward the c1n
award for that class
fn The croas-bostum ~f0uFteeu-fooi
catboat class. the My Pal sailed
By Charles and Henry Tof1uaen
received one point toward tile eul
award for that class.
Ia the length bottom fourteen.
foot cat boat class. the Pre- Wee
sailed ~ Oliver Krphs. Jr.. ard cfeN
defeated the rWhn wfiieb came
In second. owned and sailed -
Gene ppiIefin, ard the ny 10
owned b. Meflyn Me3eF and sailed
by him ana Harrison white The
standings for this class toward the
cup award ara Is toll0wt Pee
Wee. three potntAs WIKI tao
and sMy Jee one
In the alo0p Glass. TIE Paisf
walzy owned ard sailed b JAKE
Erickson. defeated the Hazel
Marie. Owned hy Henry Tsfretsu
and sailed By Gerald purdg ard
creu. Consequently. these aloogA
have two points and ore point
respectively. toward The cup eEafd
In the large unlimited cat0oAt
class. the -Hermtoe tne boat
with the huge red aall. 0ez1ed b
w, - Herring and sailed ~ bim.
self. Tom Dantxief. and eEeW ana
In eoinand 81 veteran kRfptef
Ralph MnFAui, completely Ont=
classed ali composition aud came IN
far ahead Of other boass thai Glass
Tie line up. by CLASSES * next
Sundays races Ali be somewhat
along the following lines
In the large unlimited natboaf
clanz. Il Is expected that The star
dust owned b Herman Coz. HeEnts
an johnson. George J HOLSTER ans
Dub Cox. viii register ard cutter
the races along stir the Never
Mind nov owned - Eddfe Cham
payne. 70 afford the e~IEsfuznie
noe enc point n use lead tQsns
stiff competition.
IN the large limited eatbeat
class. the shark 0sBed and sailed
By nelly aHEosa~ DaTE. naa Swish
owned and sailed - osorss Ryan
the White Elephant 0Mned 81 ID
die Champagne. ard tire SUGAR
Blues owned ana sailed p BIZ
Flrfn. viii aaIiy fnFth ~ participate
Ia wosns very Interesting ee&ape-
tition due - the EsenlY matched
boats-the White Eepalant q
course. excepted
Ia ne sloop elass. -four 81 tiss