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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30

Win THESE recipes
for home baked rolls
War times have revived interest IN
good plain cooking. and home
makers are beginning 10 do more
Of their own baking. There's MOTH
ing like the fragrant aroma az
fresh homemade bread or rolls
baking in the oven to quicken al
ready hearty fall appetitc~. And
really, making your own rolls IL
easy. especially II you use the re-
cipe for REFRIGERATION ROLLS
given below. These rolls have q
decided advantage over most yeast
breads, because the dough can be
made several days In advance. then
shaped and baked as you want.
Simply cover the dough. In one
mass and store In the refrigerator.
About hour before you want To
serve rolls. take the dough from
the refrigerator; let me about 20
minutes; knead and shape into
rolls. and bake another 20 min
utes. That's all there 10 10 IL.
REFRIGERATION ROLLS
cups sii.parpos. /. ihsrs. .horissins
-four isps. AIT
ssss '' .s..r '' s..., t'''a
sft flour and measure. Heat milk.
Place sugar. shortening. and salt In
large bowl: add hot milk: stir until
shortening IL melted: eool'io luke
warm. about IS mlnufrp. Add
crumbled yeast. mix well. Add
flour; stir until dough leaves sides
Of bowl Cover bowl with damp
cloth; let rise In warm place un-
I'll light and double In bulk. about
hours Punch down. Place on
lightly Toured board: knead until
dough IL smooth. Mold into de-
sired shapes. Place on CREASED
baking pan. Cover with damp
cloth. Let rise In warm place UNI
III double In bulk. about 30 min
ties. Brush with glaze mixture of
] part sugar and parts milk.
Bake In moderately hot oven ftz5'
F) IS minutes. or until done.
Makes about dozen rolls.
To Store. Punch down dough after
first rising Cover tightly and
place In refrigerator.
SHAPING THE ROLLS
You can shape rolls - you wish.
making them dainty or mAn-slzed
Keep in mind. however. that they'll
double IN size during the final ria
Ing. For soft rolls. place them al
most touching each other on the
baking pan. For erasty rolls. give
each. one space enough 70 doubts
in size without erowding.
Get your Free copy Of the
Family Circle every Thursday
Julia Lee wught's article In this
weeks Family Circle gives plans
for two different parties - both
compleie with menus, games and
other suggestions Get your FEEE
Family Clrcls Thurudsy.
"A SafeUay
90 Homemakers' Bureau
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civilian pilot who knows every inch
of the coast-line in the Norfolk
area. The crews are regular army
men, trained In first-aid and OBJ.
servation. Each candidate for the
fleet must pass a regular aviation
cadets eye examination. The men
take particular pride In their work,
and keep the boats scrubbed up
like peaee-time luxury liners.
CRASH FLEET IN
sELF-SUFFICIENT
Since the crash fleet In a sep
arate unit from the rest OF the
flying forces at Langley Field. II
lives unto itself and provides its
own maintenance. even TO mess
and general supplies. This makes
sort Of a special fraternity out OF
the force. The men call Them
selves "Army's Navy" and they'll
talk your ear off about their job
They take special pride In chop
ping seconds from their getaway
time. and they're so good they can
scoop UP a floating aviator at
high speed.
Next to the crashed pilot him
self. the secret American bomb
sight gets closest attention from
the rescue crew. After the bomb
sight Is secured. they see what
they can do about the plane.
Whenever possible. an army sur
geon goes out on a rescue mission.
because a wet craEh-landing IL apt
To muss up the pilot considerably.
Smacking into the water II exactly
Like ramming into a concrete ramp.
Severe burns. compound fractures,
near-drowning and shock from ex-
posture are the most common in
Juries with which the rescue squad
deals.
However. II a doctor isn't avail.
able, the crew can perform hlst
about any Immediately necessary
hrst-aid. The men attend two
hour medical lectures twice a
week.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
BY ROBERT RUARK

BY ROBERT RUARK
GFOLk. Wa lot of SOL
n,yere at Langley field are
thof- They joined what they
and was the Army Air Force,
the Id up in the navy =
Tb,, own special navy.
that ~ oblique way OF saying
naut,c. force now has its own
fleet. nch tne crash boat
speedbos ,bevy Of high-powered
n r.sc,,a hose sole duty II is
do.,n a. d who've been forced
To ss,vaso ster. and If possible
tn. resc,p plane.
,.rsos. :, BET has 10 boats.
with two 500 y an o'-ioo'er
This boat slee power enslhes
large dispensar ne men, nas :.
treatment room, "a niei eeneS
ah,,, -. ~. has consider
dDiy more nvlnk 80
Coast Guard subchyo 'nan
overall length. "a INC sam.
DIsPENsARY is
@SMALL HOSPITAL
Kits =, n,o,v $3.50. vrecking
= n.
snips. diving bell and ~.
guishers. When you're hat eH.,
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snn II william A. sehcesaei Il
Valley Ford. AL of whom entered
the air forces. and Wsllsce :.
prove. 10. sen q Dan n rrovu
of rert Angeles. who entered an.
Assumed ksfNIce.
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Sirvan estas lineaS de leniti.
vo a sus atribulados padres, viu
da, hijo y demas familiares.
Ell IMPUESTO FEDERAL
SOBRE LOS AUTOMOBILES

Ell dia 26 de enero comenza-
"a la venta de sellos del nuevo
impuesto federal sobre los au-
tom6viles.
Los sellos seran colocados en-
ell parabrisas y costaran $2N9
por ell periodic de febrero " a
julio IL.
Ell impuesto complete, de.
So, Sc pagara ell pr6ximo Il de
julio y durara hasta julio de
1913.
Sc hara ell cobro por medic
de las oficinas de correos y la
de impuestos interiors;.
La ley .sehala una multa @~
$25 por no abonar el impuesto
despueS de febrero 10 y otra
multa de $25 por permitir ell u
$ de un autom6vil que no ha-
va pagado ell impuesto.
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ioven Armando Gonzalez.
Deseamos a estos dos j6venes
la mejor buena suerte.

Santos del Dta
Gumersindo, Leoncio y Vero'
MICA.
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anunciado, anoche fueron fes-
tejadados la Srta. Mercedes
Fernandez y el Sr. Oscar Cuer-
vo, presidentes de las Secciones
de Damas y Recreo del Circulo
Cubano.
Fue este un merecido home
maize, tributadO a dos altos ser
vidores de la Casa de Cuba.
Ell acto tuvO lugar en- la sala
de sesiones y despues de cru
zarse palabras halagadoras y fe
licitaciones, los reunidos pasa-
ron al salon de fiesta, donde Sc
bail6 hasta tarde en- la noche.
Con este acto qued6 termina-
do ell periodic presidential de la
Srta. Fernandez y ell Sr. Cuer-
vo.
Honor a quien honor mere
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sa"; Frank Cassaro, de Ia Lo-
zeal 495 do Tabaqueros; Pedro
RAMIREZ Mega, ex-directcr de
FL International; Evaristo Ma
ohm Presidenta de Ia Union
500; Antonio P. Lendian, por la
Agrupaci6n BanGfica y Cultu-
raj del Centre Obrero; Francis
co Rodriguez, por la Union 104
de Cocineros, y Ricardo Fernan
DEE, por la Union 1856 de Taba-
Queros.
Regiran los destinos de esta
organization los senores Luis
Sanchez, reelecto presidente
Joe Barnet, Primer Vice-pre-
sidente; Tomas Cabrera, Segun
do Vicepresidente; Augusta vi
LA rreal, Secretario de Actas de
la Secci6n latina; Julius Wat
son, Secretario de Actas de la
secci6n americana; A. Smith
T~esorero; Felix del Vale, Sc
cretario de Labor; Joe Sedita,
Agente de Negocios y Secreta-
rio de Finanzas; Antonio Fuen-
ties, Jefe de Apoderados; Apo
derados: Faustino Gonzalez Y
Manuel Payne. Guardianes, An
tonic Dearle, de la secci6n anne
ricana, Y Julio Reyes, de la sec
ci6n latina.
La gaceta., 1942-01-13

NuevoS Infdntes
Sc nos reporta del Hospital
Municipal, que en- los pasados
dias nacieron aNi los siguientes
ninos:
I'm hermoso nino a los eSpo-
scs Peter Ciccarello, domicilia-
dos en- Ell 2704 de la Gale Isabel.
I'm var6n a los esposos j. L6-
PEI, residences en- ell 2104 de la
Gale 19.
I'm varoncito a los esposos
Joe Perez jr., del 1912 de la
Gale Marion.
Otro varon a los esposos M.
A. Fernandez, del 1924 de la On
&c avenida.
Deseamos a todos estos fell
ces papas puedan yer crecer a
us pequenuelos sanos y salu-
d&bles.
La gaceta., 1942-01-13

Continia mejorandC rapida-
mente de la operaci6n que Sc lie
practicara en- la Clinica "El
Bien P1blico', por ell DR.. A. A.
Gonzalez, nuestro apreciado a.
migo y companero Jose A. Gre
CORY, director del Semanario
Tampa Leader.
rPor la habitaci6n que ocupa
en- dicha casa de salud, han des-
filado sus amistades a intere-
sarse por el.
Dentro de breves dias sera
trasladado a su hogar.
I'm pronto y total restable-
cimiento lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-13

81 d~iplomaticos, secretaries y
auxiliares.
va Sc encuentran aqui los dele
gados de Cuba, Mexico, Colom-
bia, Ecuador, Peru y Paraguay.
FL canciller argentine, Enrique
Ruiz Guinazu, llegara hoy.
Recibieron a la delegation a
mericana, ell embajador Jeffer
son Caffery y el ministro de me-
gocios extramjeros, Orwaldo
Aranha.
La gaceta., 1942-01-13
APLAZADO Ell TORNEO
PROFESSIONAL DE TENNIS

Ell director de recreo de la ciu
dad de Tampa, Nash Higgins,
anunci6 aver ell aplazamiento
del torneO de tennis, profesio-
nal, anunciado para verificarse
la semana pr6xima en- los pa
tics" de la isla Davis.
"Es probable que ell torneo
professional Sc verifique a fines
de febrero, dijo Higgins. Cree
que para entonces tendra mayo
res probabilidades de exito."
La gaceta., 1942-01-13

La FieStecitd de AnOche
Como p~reviamente Sc habfa
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which your body uses directly for
energy to help huh1 up more physi-
cal resistance and thus help calm
iittery nerves, Lesser female func-
tionai distress and give you joyful
bubbllng energy that is reflected
,hruout your whole being.
Over 10000 0 women have re-
ported mafvelouf benefits from
P~inkham's Compound. Results
should delight you! Telephone your
druggist right now for a bottle.
WE'LL WORTH TRYING. .
La gaceta., 1942-01-13
NOTAS SOCTALN
troR MARIO RoDRlGuskN
El BanQpete delO

El BanQpete delO
"Bokers Social Glib"
Por falta de espacio dejamos
de consignar en- nuastras notas
de aver ell banquete ca,ebr9do e.
sabado por ell Bakers Social
Club, cosa que hacemos con
gran placer en- Ell dia de hoy.
lEsta comida la motive la to-
ma de possession de los nuevos o.
ficiales que regiran los destinos
de la association en- los pr6ximOs
cuatro amos.
Ell acto tuvo efecto en- ell Res
taurant SCI Buen Gusto', asis-
tiendO los miembros de la refe-
rida Association y algunos invi-
tauos.
Sc sirvi6 este menG: Ensala-
da, pescado, arroz con polio, hi
gos y queso, vino y cerveza. En-
ell transcurso de la comida y ac-
tuando de Maestro de Ceremo-
Mas ell Sr. Luciano Pazos, fue-
ron presentados y hablaron los
Sres. Francisco Barcenas, pre-
sidente del Comit6 Consultivo
Conjunto; Julius Watson; Jor-
ge Salazar; Virginia Sierra,
que representaba a la Local 512
de Anilladoras; Luis Sanchez,
Presidente de la Local 361 de
Panaderos; Alberto Valdes Bri
to, en- representation de LA
Gaceta"; Ruben Fabelo, Cronis
ia Social de "Traducci6n-P Prem
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~CONFERENCIA DE RIO
DE JANFIRO

Rio de Janeiro, Enero 13.-
La conferencia de los estados
del hemisferio occidental, CO
menzara ell jUeves. Presidida
por Sumner Welles, subsecre-
tario de estado, de Estados u
nidos, arrib6 aver la delegation
norteamericana, compuestaI de
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Sentido F~Gllecimiento

En- la noc..e de aver falleci6
repentinamente en- su hogan,
tras .un collapse del coraz6n, ell
Sr. Francisco (Panchito.. Aran
go, jr., a la temprana edad de
AZ amos.
Ell joven Arrange era MEM
bro de la firma tabacalera A
range y arrange.
La gaceta., 1942-01-13

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. l.. P. Sofa.
sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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AL CdmDdmentO

En- eli dia de hoy parti6 para Ell
Camamento Banding, nuestro
apreciado amigo v companero
en- ell periodismo Sam Morrot-
ia, cronista social del semana-
rio information.
Tambien partira ell apreciado
La gaceta., 1942-01-13
Norman KirkcOnneN

Norman KirkcOnneU
Con estas lineas deseamos en-
nuestra mas efuiva felicia
ci6n a este querido amigoo, por
Ihaber sido nombrado, en- el dia
de aver, administrator del tea
tro Ritz.
Ell Sr. Kirkconnell venia des-
empenando ell mismo cargo en-
el teatro Royal, de West
Tampa.
Este apreciado joven espera
que ell pGblico 10 ayude en- este
su nuevo cargo, va que el solo
no podra triunfar. Promote ha-
GER grandes innovaciones en- be
neficio de los espectadores.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-13

II you feel tired out, limp, l~istless,
moody, depressed your nerves
are constantly on edge and you re
losing your boy friends to more
attractive, peDpy women MAJ
ONT OF IT. No man likes a dull,
tired, cross woman 80,
AM YOU msyneed is a good reliable
tonic. II so, just try famous Lycia r;
Pinkham's Vegetable Conn o4nd
made especially for women. ct y
stimulate gastric juices 70 help q gest
and assimilate more wholesome 1000
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Richmond a Center
For Drug Addicts,
Federal Agent Says
Some Journey From D. c.,
He Comments FOLLOWING
Arrest Of Physician

EN the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 20.-The
arrest of Richmond physician on a
charge of violating the Harrison
Narcotics Act through the sale of
morphine brought from Boyd M.
Martin, district supervisor of the
Federal Bureau of Narcotics. the
statement that Richmond has
proved a rendezvous for drug ad-
diets
The physician, Or. Julian E.
Trainum. a.. was placed under $500
bond pending action of an October
grand jury in United States District
Count here.
Mr. Martin said. there is more
morphine being sold in Richmond
by this physician and two or three
other physicians on so-called NOR
phine prescriptions than is sold in
the rest of Virginia. And you can
throw in the States of West Virginia
and Maryland
The supervisor declared that Ger
tain drug peddlers operating in Nor
folk make it their business to come
to Richmond, purchasing supplies
of morphine to be taken back to
Norfolk. Addicts from the District
of Columbia are known to come to
Richmond because of the easy &C
cessibility of morphine"
DR.. Trainum was arrested at his
home yesterday on a charge of un-
lawfully selling 6'2 grains Of NOR
rhine sulphate to Marvin Green, q
narcotics agent.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

difficult due to ceaseless German
gunfire and bombardment. But we
showed we can get through the de-
lenses and now as a result of this
experience we know a lot more about
German coastal protection"
BY the time the survivors of this
vital diversion re-embarked and
started homeward I had transferred
to a speedy motorboat, and was
able TO scout the coast toward
Dieppe. I could see Rangers, Com
mandos and Canadians-tfe latter
numbering a division-effecting
landings at all six beaches which
were their objectives.
From along front miles long
wireless messages could be heard
coming into headquarters ship to
Maj. Gen. J. H. Roberts, commander
OF the entire operation:
yellow objective captured: now
moving on green objective"
The colors referred to places such
as chf ravines and machine gun
nests
Heavy Fighting Goes On.
Along the right wing heavy fight
ing was going on. The first Com
ed without opposition, so secret was
mando wave under Lord Lovat land
this raid But the second wave met
the heaviest firing and hand-to-
hand fighting.
Meanwhile, the main force landed
on beaches on either side of the
Argues River estuary bisecting
Dieppe. fought on into the city and
withdrew on schedule.
From the channel, smoke could be
seen both from the NaZi smoke
screen and from British and Ameri-
can bombs. the ground attack and
shellflre from destroyers.
Obviously the damage to Dieppe
was heavy. Famous seafront hotels
were in flames. Smoke was arising
from the harbor section.
Certainly heavy blow had been
struck against one of the queen
cities of Normandy-one Of the key
points Of the German defense sys-
TEN In occupied France.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Justice 10 Die in Chair
In Policeman S Staying
Ry the Associated Press.

HS lne Associated Press.
CAMDEN. N. j., Aug. 20.-Death
in the electric chair faced Justice
of the Peace John p. Lynch today
the end of his stormy romance with
twice-divorced woman which ex-
ploded one May night in the staying
OF George Miller, a Clementon
policeman.
The Stratford man, who had ap-
peared nervous during his nine day
trial. stared glassy-eyed last night
as Jury Foreman John McFeeley
said: 1--WE find the defendant guilty
OF murder in the first degree"
The jurors were pol'ed and as the
sixth gave his confirmation of the
verdict, the 200 pound defendant
collapsed He was Sevived by court
Later at the Jail he became hys-
terical, weeping and shouting, They
lied! They all lied!"
Since the jury made no recon-.
mendation Of clemency, the death
penalty is mandatory. judge Robert
l.. Warke said he would impose SEN
tence later.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
British Ship Sunk Off Africa,
95 Sailors Land al Gulf Port
Ry the Associated Press.

nv Inc Associated freSS.
AGULF COAST PORT, Aug. 90
Ninety-five crewmen of a medium
sized British merchant ship tor
pedoed off the coast of Africa
drifted in lifeboats for seven days
before they were picked up and
brought here by Norwegian ship,
survivors said today.
The ship, bound from South Africa
to the United States, was attacked
600 miles west of FreetoWn, Africa.
There was no loss of life in the
sinking. which was announced today
by the Navy.
The vessel sank slowly after it
was blasted by torpedo at am.
and crew members said they had
ample time to provision and launch
lifeboats.
The men on the ship never saw
the submarine.
The sailors, most of whom were
Indians, said sunburn was the worst
hardship they encountered before
they were picked up.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
D. C.. Wfe's Refusal
To Go to Baltimore
Wins Man Divorce
e, tie Associated Press.

ES tEe ASSOCIATED PreSs.
BALTIMORE. Aug. &C.
Rhodes Cox testified today that
his wife, Mrs. Velda Elvira Cox
of Washington would rather be
divorced than live in Baltimore.
Then Chief Judge Samuel K.
Dennis awarded Mr.. Cox an
absolute decree on grounds of
desertion.
The husband said he was
married in 1882 and that he and
his wife separated in January,
1910. when she refused to
come to Baltimore with him
after his work required that
he move.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Veterans Plan Blood Bonk
Es tfe Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20 (P.-Some
$500 veterans expected to attend
the annual reunion Of the 2eth d.
vision Of the AEF September ST
have promised to donate 10000 pints
of blood to the Army and Navy. Will
liam G. Nickla, Reunion Committee
chairman, said yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
U. S. Colony Aids School

Members of the American colony
at Santiago, Chile, have contributed
5000 to assist in repairing damage
to the Catholic University of Chile,
according to the report of Horace
r. Graham. president of the North
American Association of Co-opera-
ton. The sciences and mathemat-
les building was damaged by a recent
fire
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Narragansett Fast.

BY The Louisville Times
l-Pacifist, Valdina Troth, Count
Daunt.
2-Castleridge, Entitle, Mask and
Wig.
3-Lustrous. Argos, Equistone.
ALLEGRO, Spare the Rod, Thespiar.
SPEEDY Josie. Apropos, Batik.
6-Blue Booties, Ubiquitous. Mixer.
Dark Level, Latepass. Broiler.
8-Rahnee. Old River Cannibal
9-Tony Weaver, Lima S Son, Rough
Command.
BeSt-Allegro
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Saratoga Fast.

By the Louisville Times.
l-Tangelo, Puritan. Lady Flares
battle Smoke, Sonorous, elastic.
3-No selections.
4-Imperatrice. Generous. Transiet.
5-Bless Ne. Ships Run. Sir War.
6-Flight, La Reign. Parachutist.
7-Rewarded Black Light, Gino
Beau
Best-Bless Me.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Marlboro
Washington Park
Fy the Associated Press.

y tllt ABSOCiAttu FtesS.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 zoo: claiming.
2-year-olds: furiongs.
Side Order fJames) 1880 $40 400
Ample Glory MCCOY 1900 10 40
Captain Ruth (Hooper} $40
Time, 1:1Sa.
Also ran-Treecla, GAY Jewel. Permiao
Ventura Maid. Flo Bratten Bolo Servant
Wee Helen, Good Fun. Shasta Upper.
SECOND RACE-Purse, l,2o0: claim
ink 3-year-olds: 8 furlongs.
Youron tThornbur.) 23.sO $50 500
Gummed Up tNeves, 400 40
Sonny Casey tScurlock) 40
Time, 1:12b.
Also ran-Bird High. Sunbonnet Sue
Black Mark Brilliant HOPE. Chance Lark
Prince Beiltro, Epicycle, Double Take and
Bellcoda.
DAILY Double paid &1I240>
Evening star., 1942-08-20
ID III Todoys Results and Entries
NOCInQ NEWS for Tomorrow
Selections
Saratoxa Consensus Fast,

saratoga Consensus tFastl.
b. the Associated Press.
Flaming. Chance, Puritan Maid,
Lady Flares.
2-Susan Constant, Battle Smoke,
. Sonorous.
3-Elkridge, ossabaw, Good Chance.
@Carillon. Imperatrice, Generous.
5-Ship's Run, Great Rush, Bless
Me.
-Wuskenin, Flight, Jaquita.
7-Navigating. The Watch, Regi-
mental
8-Recognize, Isaroma Irish Echo.
Best bet-Ships Run,
Narragansett Consensus Fast,
Py re Associated Press.
Count Daunt, Valdina Troth.
Valdins Dust
2--Sastleridge, Mask and Wig.
Paddy.
3-Equistone. Argos. Hearts Entuine.
4-Spart the Rad, Allegro. Thespian.
SPEEDY Josie, Molasses Bill, Scar
canter.
6-Mixer, Blue Booties, Liste.
7--Latepass, Dark Level Broiler.
8-Regent, Rahanee, Bully Time.
9-Hardship, Arga. Gold Tower.
Best bet-Regent.
Evening star., 1942-08-20
New York Bank Stocks

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Evening star., 1942-08-20
Nurruqunsett Park

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81. 200 claiming;
a-year-olds: 8 furlonss.
Arrow Rock fMcMullen) 80 $50
Mofsnsn1e Tim: 11.I, .Turnoulh 4eo
H.ieSon se n'R Lass nfti. Rushe aas soesi nee aee
Ned's queen. rhiliean and Real Gem.
SECOND RAcE-purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 2.year-olds and upward; turlonsss,
snD sn, G,rI Gagte m.,1sses !Ds5eSu 40 sooo sses
ky @ 3.nmK.sn L,sn. NJ. e.sssyt ,. Biz 2.
tDaii, Doubi. paid 1907
THIRD RAcE-purs.: $1,000; claiming,
rhri. Shop nlnn.,. Tu1nSglp 500 seo sssoo
@:r Tims s.eheios .ssa. sz"'eH' 72o
Also rar.Tripl.n., Alp,n. Lad, Qua
roma. Mandate.
Ing: 2-year odds: s furlonss.
Pretty Is trlrnbull, $40 $50 $50
Lone straw Oates 100
s.si: sSs,;7 s ;ss sss 4sss:. Pom: tss.
RANGE. Gay Venture, Merry RHYME.
Marlboro
FIRST RACE-Purse; $500. elaimins,
3-year -olds: Sh furlongs
PHI tom Player CBTzettD 100 $50 $40
Jack Buck HarrelD $3.50 10 so
Electric fPrain) 40
Time, 125t,
Also ran-Ingerfire. Rolls Rough Dis
tsnt. Market Place, Green Money.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500. claiming;
4year -olds and up: 6ia furlongs
Look For Me fGrant) 1880 80 $40
Bill K. (Bocson) 40 $40
Osofree tSmith) $50
Time. 1 :26.
Also ran-Easter Rabbit Office Hour,
Cathode, Red Wings. Web Foot.
daily Double paid So1.)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
2-year-old maidens: 5z furlonss.
Oeau Foot tDufford) 1920 700 400
Fair Find &C. kirk $50 $50
Tacaro Ginny (BalzarettD $50
Time. 40.
Also ran-Latest. Star Strung. Playful
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Germons Defeated in
Bitter Hond-to-Hund
Fighting, Meier Says

Larry Meier OF the Tnternd-
tional NeiDs Service tDns among
the American correspondents in
London to be chosen to 90 on the
Dteppe raid. He accompanied
American Ranger units and Uds
1Uounded bV shrapneLl