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Nogales international., 1942-07-17

These neavy tanks are needed for
certain phases of modern warfare,
and with their thick armor and
heavy-gauge guns they are almost
unstoppable. They are considered
superior in gun power, in maneuver-
ability and in the power of their
huge tractor motors to Axis tanks.
Americans everywhere are helping
to pay for these monsters of war
through their purchase of War
Bonds. Invest at least ten percent
of your income in War Bonds every
pay day. US. Treasury Department
Nogales international., 1942-07-17
LEGAL NOTICE

Flynn, United States Attorney for
the District of Arizona, filed in the
above-entitled Court an Informa-
ton of Libel of One 1926 Ford
Truck, Motor No. 14362436, and 300
Rounds of 30-30 Winchester Super
Speed Cartridges, which were then
and there intended to be exported,
in violation of % use 4O1, into the
Republic of Mexico from the port
of Nogales, Arizona by Leon Larriva,
and on the filing of said Informa-
ton of Libel the Court, on the 9Th
day of July, A. D. 1912, duly ordered
the issuance Of an attachment and
monition against the said 1926 Ford
Truck, Motor No. 14362436, and 300
Nogales international., 1942-07-17
TEACHERS GET SALARY
INCREASE

Nest Arizona schools have in
creased teacher salaries from five
to 10 percent, as an aid to meet
higher costs of living, and to hold
them in their positions, it is said
by DR.. Victor Kelley, director of
teacher appointments for the Uni
versity of Arizona.
Nogales international., 1942-07-17
ToMe Wren
Dies At ucson

Tollie L. Wren, 55, former deputy
sheriff of this county, died Friday
at his home in Tucson.
The body was sent to Deming, N.
M, for funeral services and burial.
Among surviving relatives are his
wife and a sister, Mrs. j. j. Lowe
of Nogaleg.
Nogales international., 1942-07-17

KING AND QUEEN-sgt.
Owen Swift and Miss Eliza
beth Turner lead grand
march at Fort Knox, KY,
Dairy Ball" sponsored CO.
operatively by Louisville's
Women's Recreation Coun-
Gil, chain stores, milk pro-
ducers and Army officials as
highlight of National Dairy
Month.
Nogales international., 1942-07-17

Howard A Whetzel, Langley
Field, Virginia.
Captain Gray Wright, Balboa,
Canal Zone.
Joe Yanez, Glass 27-42 Air Corps
TT. Det. New England Aircraft
School, 20 Overland St., Boston,
Mass.
Jose Ybarra, Panama.
Robert B. YslaS, Panama
Gerald Zenizo, Cavalry, Fort Ri
ley, Kansas.
Jack Stockton Yoas, F't. Bliss, e.
PaSo.
Nogales international., 1942-07-17
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES
LEGAL NOTICE

For The District OF Arizona
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Libelant,
VS.
ONE 1926 FORD TRUCK,
MOTOR NO. 14362436, and
300 ROUNDS OF 1920
WINCHESTER SUPER
SPEED CARTRIDGES,
Respondents.
NO. CIVIL TUCSON
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that on th'
9Th day of July, A. D. 1912, F. E
Nogales international., 1942-07-17
X X
WhotHotsR~1WiM
W'AR BONDS
- A.

These huge 60-ton heavy tanks
cost $4,000, and Americas auto
motive and locomotive plants are
turning them out on never-endiasss
assembly line. Our army uses ighe
tanks, weighing IA tons, and me-
dunn tanks of % tons also, but we
favor the medium tank over the
other two.
Nogales international., 1942-07-17
LEGAL NOTICE
TENTATIVE BUDGET
City Of Nogales For
Fiscal Year-l942-l943

GIVEN that at meeting OF the Board Oh
County Arizona held on
made of the amount required
for for City purposes for the ensuing
expenditures for the pre-
other than taxation as ooWs
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
BGtinee baldble
Para la Cruz RojG

BGtinee bdldble
Para la Cruz RojG
En- la tarde de aver recibimos
Ia vista del Se~cretario de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Espa-
mol, quien nos inform6 que va
habian recibido ell permiso de
La Cruz Roja Americana para
que Sc celebrara una matinee a
beneficio de ella. Acto seguido
la Secci6n que commando Angel
de la Riva acord6 u~nanimemen-
tie, que la del Domingo entrante
sea para La Cruz Roja.
Empezara a las cautro de la
tarde y~terminara a las ocho de
la noche. Tocara la popular or
Questa Don Francisco, ell con-
junto que cuenta con las cimpa-
tias del elemento bailador.
No faltaran las mesas Alfredo
dor del salon de bale; pero los
asistentes no pagaran los ell uso
de elias.
Pronosticamos un rotundo
exito.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
NMevG oficiGlidGd

vWOUW W cNteNNV
Hace pocos dfas sc reunio en-
la casa Club del Parque "Rey",
de West Tampa, la novel organi
Zaci6n "V.S.P. Club, para ele-
CIR a Los nuevos "oficiales' que
habran de regir los destinos del
mismo durante uE ano.
Los nombres de los nuevos Di
receives Sc mantendran en- Sc
creto hasta Ia noche del banque-
te que Sc efectuara en- honor de
estos y de los oficiales salientes.
Despues de los asuntos a ira
tar hubo dos horas de bale sir
viendose entire los a~sistentes re-
frescos y cakes.
Sc encontraban presentes An
gle c. Castellano, Mary Taglia-
rini, Phyllis Alessi, Angie L.
Castellapo, Ruby Massaro, Fran
ces Rotolo, Angie M. Castella-
no, Lance Rutigliano.
Fred Massaro, Joe Gonzalez,
Joe PERI, jr.. Manuel Gonzalez,
Steve Guggino, Peter Cimino,
Hector Espina y Dominica Cas-
tellano.
La fecha del Banquete sera a.
nunciada en- la pr6xima reu-
ni6n.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12

Il costa de East Anglia, zero no
lanzaron bombas.
La Radio inglesa describi6
hog las Eases mas importantes
del nuevo ataque a Dusseldorf
'inoluyendo el "instante' de ate
rrizar los bombarderos luego dc
cunplida su mission.
Tropas inglesas y africans
prosiguen avanzando en- d inte-
rior de Madagascar, apesar de
las protestas hechas, ante ell 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos,
por ell regimen Laval-P etain.
Muy ligera oposici6n Sc hace por
las tropas de Vichy.
Manda la columna invasora ell
general Sir William Plat. Ell e.
nemigo destruye los puentes pa.
"a demorar ell avance.
Vohemar, a 80 millas de la ba
Sc naval de Diego Suarez, fue O..
cupada sin oposici6n militar.
La guarnici6n de la isla solo
Sc compone de 1,400 soldados, Sc
gun ell gabinete de Petain.
Ell objective es impedir que el
enemigo siga usando la isla pa
ia base de sus espias Y submari-
nos.
Laval culpa por la ofensiva nc
500 al gobierno de Ia Gran Bre.
lana sino tambi6n al de Estado"
Unidos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
LOS NAILS CONTESTARAN
CON SU AVIACION AL BON.
BARDEO DE D~UESSELDORF
Sigue dvdnzando en- Madagascar
la columnd afro-britdnicd

Londres, Sept. 12.=La Radio
alemana, hablando ell coronel
Gertz, amenaza a la Gran Bre-
tan con contestar, usando cente-
mares de nuevos aeroplanos, a la
destruction de Dusseldorf, ca
81 completada con ell tremendo
bombardeo del jueves por la no.
che.
Los ataques excedern a los
que realizamos contra las islas
gbritanicas durante ell invierno
de 1940-41."
No hubo activiGad de la avia-
ci6n enemiga durante la noche.
Varies aparatos cruzaron sobre
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
NOTAS SOCIALE
;PoR MARIO R~oDRIcUEz)

Ell Sr. Oscar Cuervo, presi-
dente de la Secci6n, hace saber
que Sc repartiran valiosos pre-
mics entire los asistentes.
Ell programa estard a cargo
de la orquesta que dirige el Sr.
Frank Grasso, teniendo en- IL
parte vocal al joven Joe Came
jo.
Regiran los precios de CO.'S
Los muchachos de las
fuerzas armadas solo pagaram
30 cts.
A divertirse en- la Casita Gu.
bana, manana Domingo.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
TIA UAUWrA"
TENnRAN Los AUTOMpv-
EISTAS QUE OBTENER SUS
E ANTES DEL OLA
10 DE OCTUBRE

El juez del condado, Sr. Cor
nelius, pide hoy a los automo-
vilistas que obtengan la licen-
cia que senala la ley antes del
dia / de octubre.
Toda persona que pierda su
licencia, para sacarla de nue.
vo tendra que someterse a un
examen.
Hasta la fecha solo Sc han
expedido $4,000 licencias y EN-
ell condado hay $4,000 auto
movilistas.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
del Eje en- el este del Medite-

del Eje en- oil este del Medite-
franco. s,
Aeroplanos torpederos de
la Raj atacaron y PROBABLE
mente hundieron un barco
mercante del Eje, al norte de
.erna, ell microbes por la no.
che.
AL photo lie pareci6 que ell
vapor Sc hundia.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12

Para ell sdbddO
Ell Nenidero sabado la Secci6n
de Damas del Centre Asturiano
celebrara su bale annual.
Las lindas senoritas contrata
ron los servicios de las orques-
tas Bob Portion" y Don Fran.
cico".
Empezara a las diez Y media
de la noche y continuara hasta
las tres v media de la manana.
BaStante razonables los pre-
clos senalados: SOC las damas v
soc los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
Sc ESTRELLO EN- ESPANA
UNA ~"FoRTALEzA AEREA"

Londres, Sept. 12.-Entre
Algeciras y Tarifa, Espaha, Sc
estrell6 aver una "~fortaleza
aerea" de la aviaci6n america
ma. Explotaron los tanQues de
la gasolina y murieron quema
dos los cuatro tripulantes.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
I'm Picnic

La Secci6n de Recreo del Club
de Panaderos celebrara su Pic
mic manana Domingo, en- la sala
principal de la sociedad Cfrcu-
10 Cubano.
LA parte bailable lie ha sido
concedida a las orquestas "Don
Francisco y La Tropical.
Empezara a las dos de la tar
de y terminara a las ocho de la
noche.
Muy m6dicos los precios de
entrada.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12

Para CayO HaeSo
En- Ell dia de aver partio para
Key West el joven Enrique Ve-
lasco. hijo de los estimados es-
pesos Enrique y Ana Maria We
lasco.
En- ell historico islote prestara
sus servicios 3 Ia Marina de
guerra.
Buena suerte lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
Ell bale de anoche

Ell bale de dnOche
Una nutrida ccncurrencia a
sisti6 anoche al bale celebrado
,por ell Club 'O.I.P.H,", de la
:IgleSia Nuestra Sra. del Perpe-
tue Socorro.
Esta organization celebrarA
fiestas bailables todos los vier-
mes, cObrandose por la entrada
una cantidad muy pequena: 10c
Ipor persona o 15c por pareja.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12

81, seniors
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
Sivamente por Kin g
Greco Hardware Co.,
Ba. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
Santos del dtG

Santos del dtG
Sabado: Leoncio, Te6dulo, Ia
ciano Martires.
Domingo: Ell Dulce Nombre
de Maria, Stos. Eulogio, Anna
do, Macrobio, Juliano, Ligorio,
Felipe Y Venerio.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
Ot1,a fiesta

OtrG fiesta
Sc acerca la fecha de otra fies
ia bailable, la que prepare la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo
Cubano, para ell Sabado 26, con
ell nombre de Una Noche en-
Chungking'.
De ella nos ocuparemos mas
adelante,
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
PGrd Ell ~CampamentO

Para Ell CGmpdmentO
En- Ell dia de hoy parti6 para
ell C~ampamento Banding, Ell jo-
ven Elicer Garrido, despues de
haber disfrutado aquf de Gator
&c dfas de vacaciones concedi-
das pOr sus superioreS.
AL deSpedirlo, lie deseamos
buena suerte en- su carrera mill
tar.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
Bale en- Ell Pntio-.Lardfn

Bale en- Ell Patio-Jdrdtn
Recordamos a Euestra juven-
tud alegre cue maiana Domin-
go por la noche celebrara otra
fiesta bailable la Secci6n de Re-
creo del Cfrculo Cubano, en- ell
Patio Jardfn.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12

FL producbo que Sc obtenga scr
ra dedicado q la compra de Sec-
tos de sports.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
HUNDIDO UN SUBM ARINO
DEL EJE

Londres, Sept. 12.-Desde
Alexandria, Egipto, informan
que un bombardero de Estados
Unidos Lundi6 un submarine
La gaceta., 1942-09-12

q "HE AQUI 10 QUE NOS PASARIA A NoSOTROS DOS 81 Ell PA
SAFE EN- Los TRANVAS FUERA DE 10 CENTAvoS EN- VEZ DE S"
"Cada membro de nuesras familias depende cada da mas del
servicio de tranvfasm~ y 81 listed SAGA la cuenta basandose Ell una
semana de cnco dfs s0amente, nos costarfa a cada uo de nOso-
tros $500 mas al mes. Mutplque esa cantidad pr cada famiHa
de cuatro, cinco o seis miembros, que vaja en- los tranvfas todos
los dfas, y sumara una cantidad respectable. Por ESQ es por 10 que
los pasajes de cinco centavos signifcan tanto para nosotros... y
NOSOTROS representatives la mayorfa EN- Tampa.
Los pasajes de cnco centavos en- los tranvfas con 2h para los nj
nos de colegio fueron establecidos por la Tampa Electric Company ha-
ce 30 amos y han permanecido como un precedente protector desde en-
tonces. 81 cada vez que un miembro de su famnia monta los tranvfas.
listed invierte la dferenca en- ell coto del pasaje en- Selos de Guerra,
listed quedara sorprendido de la rapidez con que estos se acumulan.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
|. "AHORRO SOLO Csc AL MES"

Yo soy uno de los que paga ell mfnimo en- Tam
pa..... y hay unas 5000 casas en- Tampa como
la mia. Nuestra cuenta mensual del servicio
electrico son de solo 95 ~centavos v bajo la pro-
puesta rebaja del 800 me ahorraria solo %
c~entavos al mes. Ash es que esta rebaja me re-
presentarfa bien POGO.
La gaceta., 1942-09-12
"YO NO PODRIA AHORRAR
MAS DE $1.O5 AL MES"

"Existen 1880 casas en- Tampa dentro de los
limites de la ciudad cuyas cuentas mensuales
de electricidad so nde $3.50 o menos. (Eso es
un 1871 de TODOS los hogares en- Tampa).
Una rebaja de un 500 representaria un aho-
FRO de $1.05 al mes. Ash es que esta rebaja nos
Representative bien POGO.
Evening star., 1942-08-16

ton, athletic director and head
football coach at Maryland, today
sent this word from the camp of the
Chibears at Delafield, Wis, where
he is spending some time. Manders
will come East with Shaughnessy the
latter part Of the month.
Manders has been with the Chi
bears ever since graduating in 1888,
starring as a fullback and halfback
for eight years. during which time
he set many scoring records, and last
fall serving as assistant coach. He
also was ready to serve as reserve
guard but played only six minutes
during the season and that in the
opening game.
Native of South Dakota.
Manders was born in Mllbank,
S. Oak, on January 13, 1909,
and went to Minnesota after play
ing four years of prep football
He was an outstanding performer
for the Gopher varsity for three
seasons while earning his degree in
physical education. He is strap
ping fellow, standing slightly over
6 feet and scaling few pounds
over 200. Manders is married and
has two children and has been en-
ployed as a salesman in Chicago
during the off season.
His skill in kicking field goals and
points after touchdowns earned him
the nickname of Automatic Jack"
his boots adding greatly to his fame
and giving him a number of league
records, although he also was highly
effective as a ball toter and de-
fensive back.
Has Set Many Records.
His lifetime records for the pros
include 1868 points, 40 field goals, l34
points after touchdowns, 70 con-
secutive points after touchdowns, 81
points after touchdowns in one sea-
son, tied for top honors with five
points after touchdowns in one
game, 10 field goals in one cam
paign and 79 points in one year. He
also got two field goals in the 1884
championship playoff for another
| mark.
Shaughnessy has high opinion
of Manders' ability to teach physi-
cal education and he's positive he's
okay when it comes to IT. football.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Catholic j. Is Routed ,
81, as Navy's Nine
Gets II Safeties
Home Run by McNomoro
Among Hits; Loss Cards
Second to Middies
BY the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 15,-
Catholic University suffered it's Sec
ond decisive defeat at Navy's hands
in the Maryland District Of Colum-
bia Baseball League, 8 to l, today as
the Tar sluggers got II safeties,
including a homer by Capt. War
rem Mcnamara.
Paul Burdett, who went the dis
tance for the Middies, picked up
two hits for himself while limiting
Catholic to seven.
Navy drew first blood in the sec
ond frame when McNamara came
home on LAME Zech's single They
scored twice in the following inning
on George Watson's double with
Herbie Mills and Bud Bowlers on
the bags and four more in the fifth
when Bill Carol, Catholics finger,
issued four walks.
Chief Snyder, who got the first
free ticket, stole second and came in
on Bowler's single. Then with the
bases loaded, Carol walked Tom
Higgins, forcing Mills home. Wat
son Gillis' single drove in George
Watson and Bowler with two more.
The Cardinals lone run came in
the eighth on Bernie Cody's walk,
John Korowski's single, a sacrifice,
and Carols inf1eld tap,
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Tennis DuhersSIash
Field Of 100 in Half
With Day'sPIay

The Recreation Departments
buffers" tennis tournament opened
yesterday afternoon at the Reser-
voir courts with approximately 100
players entered. It required more
than three hours to complete yes
terday,s play of about so matches.
The tourney will be continued today
and all this week.
The largest doubles field in the
history Of D. c. tennis 80 pairs, will
start play at pm today. All con-
testants are asked to report at that
time. It was necessary to turn
down Is entries.
Singles will be resumed this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Summaries and pairings:
Fisher defeated Riley. SO, 80: Bar
den defeated Plakas. So: "a. 81;
defeated Bauer. Wi, 80 Levy d.fessed nsaed
I::s:s I::s:s Hi:,: S:i:: ss eSs$;R:: SsssS;s s;
'::s:s '::s:s s:ss@ &s;:s: - - ss;s:s ssssssss q:
sehwltzer t,; defeated SMS Cohen. 81. -:
Scnwitzer :efeated Lineberg, So. SIS.
s:;::s.a s:s::a SS!!:ss - G :as. Hss.n::l e;
feated Bahr, 6-. 81; Sheehan defeated
%ifsted Ssiested chu. 20. SO; Bacon dsiss..dd
Johnson "a. 90; sWinford defested
Smith. 6-l, 6-1: Brier defeated Kelsey.
Ga. 80; Miller defeated Bershad.
"a. 60; Tabeay defeated Baird. 81.
6-3; Levy defeated Martin, 81, 81:
Records defeated Prebilick, 81. 81;
Wheeler defeated Gee. 3-6. Sc. 81.
Smith defeated Cyr. IS. 4--6, 6-2;
Wii,o MfESera ndefess:d fsss:sed M.a hnd.Ey & 81,
chester defeated Mattingly, 81, 6-3:
Howell defeated Burton, 60. -2;
Echols defeated Bier. 2-6 81, 6I3.
Pairings
w First reund-19 An. R. L. pexsnit vs..
second round-io An rhreadrill vs..
mings; Waite VS. walters; Goodwin vs..
Schreder; Pittman VS.. Miller; Erana vs..
Hanns; willis vs.. kotz: J: Miller vs.. p.
Ellis vs. Levy: Smith VS.. Herbert: Rice vs..
Herreshoff: Wilson VS.. Manchester; Love
VS.. Sheehan: Shabad VS.. Curran: Mcpadden
vs. Greenberg; Hackney VS.. Mccollum:
EDpsrls EDEsms VS. r. r; Collins: Fry vs.. Paul;
Wood and Dwyef); Hasar VS.. Neinenser;
Hoof1ecker VS.. Bacon: Holsman VS.. Swim
ford; Briei VS.. winner of Tewes and
ae5s Eohols and Bardsn VS. Trls.; ! Pm Rec,
nla msteh m Mer G Ts Pnn ains.p
will plav Howell Immediately after match.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Football Conditioning
Glasses Scheduled
For Eastern B. T..

Football conditioning classes will
be held this week at Eastern Branch
Boys Club as part of the regular
athletic program.
Glasses are listed on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 2:30 pm.
Also on the physical department
schedule are indoor baseball, volley
ball, badminton, paddle tennis, base
ball and an extensive water pro-
gram.
Indoor Baseball.
Monday, Indians VS. Mats; Tuesday, Reds
vs.. Ph,lles;- Wednesday, Mats VS. Reds'
Reds VS. Yankees; all at 80 pm.
Football Conditioning Glasses.
Monday, aO-pound team; Wednesday,
1o5-pound team; Friday. l20-pound team;
voIIey Ball.
Reds vs.. phiiiies; both at $40 pm. Fri
day Mats VS.. Reds: 2.45 pm.
Pool Program
Monday-Beginners instructions, water
safety instructions, Red Cross tests elimi-
nation races, junior life-saving class.
Tuesday-Fancy diving instructions
beginners instruction, junior life-savins
class.
ter safety instructisons, Red Cross tests
Thursday-Fancy diving instructions,
water safety instructions. midget Junior
swimming and diving meet. junior life
saving class, beginners instructions.
safety instructions. gold FISH hunt, junior
life saving class
Evening star., 1942-08-16
142 Women Golfers
In Times-Herald
Event tuesday

One hundred and forty-two fem
mime golfers will compete Tuesday
at Columbia and Kenwood in the
Times Herald Cup links Journeys.
Seventy eight Glass A women will
play at Kenwood, while 64 Glass B
competitors will play at Columbia.
Pairings:
Class A at Kenwood.
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Il H. MCT5 sg5 ufs Kepo r Mas Hsnsoa Ann 3co9e 9erk
l. ~ Hsdllct: H5l ksn: a:es! n. A1s:
so Mrs Mr. T. Rsefias Resfea I'een'y s1s %'sa
r E aosze s Wash! Mrs: J. 6; Dale
a: Betty Meckley psken'5. Mrs: Mrs J. r cross s;
ne Go2 ,.o sso R,e1 Mrs. psily H., Nam In;d
,,Ksn5i a4o; Ms; J. " oramsr tMsn5,
cons %ise YES Misa k:n Mr' NJ Evan, H k.n IVES
MIS-. q. NJ. Jani Gong }; IS. Mrs. F. &. ).
A~at oas afHns Ed Mrs wdmsyea W,akf1 ArH5 r..
Pugh (ManD, Mrs. Walter Stokes MANI;
WASH. Mrs George H. Bailey, jr.
Mys Wssh2 pr,z 1p2SmM1s Donald Hess lAsg
erson derson coas Gsea r. + Hsn Pan
iGoRs2, SssMIa Mrs W ". G0dfrey 3co Cong
Woodlief Thomas CKenl; 10:4o-Mrs
Tompkins &C. C.; io:45EMrs. Z. K.
Hst51s " nST %eiDe s'nsks ksno 'cS Mr..
Robert Keebler KEN; 10:5bN0erry
Weible (Ken.), Mrs. H. H. Hughes (KenJ.
910-Mrs. H. w. Bashore Ken), Mrs.
Arnold McNitt !congl; 9:l5-Mrs; Mack
s:so.Mrs: 6: T. Mcdoxan iManJ. Mrs.
9:3O-Mrs. Donald Kane (Ken). Mrs.
F;dTda0 Edxs1d Fox ksno n, s;s5rMFs Ts1, M.Tty
Whippls 5wash.I; s:45@Mrs. o. NJ. Reed
c9ns Mrs. cb4es Msvp p.50 Johnston CONS MTs
Giles Il. s., Mrs. Frank Mirth Il. s.;
aMr' Geenx co l. DARBY 1S:osMars 5eo Mrs cSares M 6
F55ownnfelter (Pr. Geo.), Mrs. F. N Powell
R. Russell a. NJ s:35. Mrs. E. e Herr
mann "a. NJ. Mrs. G. X. Heiss "a. M
$40: s;aIc,,Sl Mrs ,: E A. sVnele tcongo, Mis- Miss
Paul KEN, Mrs. W. Isham (KenJ: $50.
Hsna Ms Frank ,, Helan NAM; Mrs. Pavla Nc;
Ken, Mrs. Ralph Bonner CKen:>. .
900; Mrs: H: o. Porter lColJ Mrs: F. j
Com, Mrs. Dan Norman lcon.,; 80
Mrs. c. E. Slawson tcone.), Mrs. H. Chap
man tConD; 9:15, Mrs. Edgar Rican tCon)
Mrs. Howard Klossner tCon.l: $50. Mrs
R. c; Allen tCon), Mrs, William c. Ker,
'Ken:}. Mrs. I. 4. Wells iKen).
Stuart G s.; 9:35. Mrs. F. Dnehrina
wash y, Mrs. J. R. Hogan wash $40
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Lacey (ColD, Mrs r. C. Dunbar H. 81
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Hutchison (Wash)
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wash 1O;3o--Mrs. W. E. Welch
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Loekett !Ken). l0:4o-Mrs {; 3; From,
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scandiffio MAN Mrs. A. Leeman NAM
I0:55-Mrs. J. P. Brantley tKeno. Mrs
W" 1i-Mrs. i NJ. s. shahan tpr. Geo.. Mrs
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william F. Kerr (Pr. Geo., Mrs. C. B
Hartman (Pr. Geo).
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Rand|e's Troop Third, F,
With Cornish Hills
keswick Victor
b. the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
KESWICK, Va, Aug. 15.-Cornish
Hills swept to his seventh hunter
championship of the year at the
Keswick Horse Show today. giving
his young blond owner, Mrs. w.
Haggin Perry of Gotham, Va, a
double -barreled victory as her May
or of Shrewsbury also won the
jumper championship.
Mrs. Perry's double victory was
especially gratifying to her as she
was in her home ring. and Cornish
Hills was defending the crown he
won last year.
At the close. the Perry Star, an
6-year-old son of John P. Grier
and Marvella, I'd, had 23la points
against 1872 for Ginnico from Mr..
and Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh's
Springsbury Farm at Berryville.
U. S. Randle's Troop, a Washing
ton, D. c. entry and close rival of
Cornish Hills at many shows this
season. finished the day in third
place with IA points.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
College Sports

Baseball.
Georgetown, 9; Maryland, /.
Navy &; Catholic u, l.
Navy Plebes, is; Catonsville Cotton
Club, |.
Baltimore Westinghouse, 6; Navy Plebes,
f.
Tennis.
Navy 2: GEORGETOWN, o.
Navy Plebes. g. Baltimore Homeland
Club. 0.
Track.
Navy. ei; Forest Park A. O.. ~.
0en.
Forest Park A, G., 81; NAVY Pleboe ~.