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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-26

BETHESDA
3 YEARS OLD-S9. $50.
Detached brick, gas heat. rooms, CEN
ter entrance. garage, rear porch; near
elementary school: possession Aug. Is. Call
Bruce Kessler, WI. 1858. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St NV Ma. e345.
IN MARIETTA PARK NV
rooms; bedrooms; will be In new.houss
conoition: now vacant; For inspection call
Mr.. OREM, GE. 1889 or d. 3346.
BIG BRICK BUNGALOW. Se,160.
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS.
Hieh elevation on big tree-shaded lot,
4 large rooms. attic big enough for >
additional rooms, de luxe kitchen and
bath fireplace: only l. year old; Ess heat.
Call MR.. FOLSOM to inspect. Dl. 1872.
Battery Park, Bethesda,
$12,250.
This Is a Grand little detached brick
lowers. shrubbery and Victory garden.
There are seven rooms. including q good
size paneled den on first floor overlooking
ths. beautiful garden. Large living room
heat electric refriseration, storm windows
fnad, one Of the prettiest streets in Bat.
fRHELPs, realtors. Ma. $500 iexclusive.
AIMS eah Grant Boss. EN-. a1e5,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-26
FUTURE
THOS. J. OWEN. g. SON. AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building.

Southern Building
TRUSTEES uRY 5 SALE OF vA AbqAR TW9-
r NoRT KN3WT AS 1910 LOCUST ROAD
duly Of in f Certain No. dee sss q oo
Sc eomb as sns sf'Gl Ss S1
signed trustee will sell, at public auction.
the THIER PAX DF dTGgsT Ar afa
uate in the District of Columbia: and
ofSen in as ne s He sai full aep ss
N square 277o by the full depth thereof,
Washington Realty Company and others,
81 Gr the suSes ct o0 the Sd
ing restriction line as shown on said plat
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed Of
which will be announced at time of sale:
the purchase price above said trust to be
9a ad in dsPos Ieco Of etc.,
dsys Vi
tised and resold at the discretion of the
80. 90 , CLAIMING s: WALKER,
RA&ANA "a "coSAAAASAs IN SSAN' AuStAohCClos
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE Bus1-
! NESS PROPERTY; THREE STORY
WITH APARTMENTS ABOVE.
BY virtue of authority vested in the
undersigned Executor. by the last will and
testament of Agnes J. Smith, deceased,
Administration No. 600sS, the undersigned
Executor will sell by public auction in
front of the premises on THURSDAY, THE
T Tfnh a p A9cq psTt Of sf Ect A.
Square 419. now known for purposes OF
assessment and taxation as Lot S32 in
TERMS or SALE: All cash. deposit
of $500 in cash or certified check required
OF purchaser at sale. Examination of
title, conveyancing, revenue stamps,
recording and notarial fees at cost of
purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise Executor reserves the right to
resell property at risk and cost of de-
faulttng purchaser, after I'VE days adj
vertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON. d. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited or without for
feiting deposit Executor may avail him
self Of any legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser.
tSigned) ARTHUR ]. SMITH.
HgyH !. BROWN: Attorney, .~.
e11 Fla. Ave. NV. jy26, 2s,30au2,4,b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-26
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

OUR CLIENTS ARE BUYING.
Need apartment houses of all sizes, none
too large or too small over $1,000, 600
worth of real estate sold since first of
year. For prompt service
Phone HARRY COHEN, GE. O286.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 II ST. NV. MA oa4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-26
6 ROOMS-2 BATHS

CLEVELAND PARK.
conveniently located. near 35th and Por-
ter sts.; detached. bedrooms, large
kitchen, practically new oil burner; re-
Gently decorated: prompt possession and
reasonable terms. To inspect call Mr.,
White SUNDAY and evenings. WA 21SD.
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
investment Bldg. Realtor. DI. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-26

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BuRpoFr. Phone Ashton 3s4s
FOR QUICK SALE.
Colesville pike acres. oil heat, tourist,
Bedroom if hom ana hf Ss property lsrEe
room u4x24) with fireplace. large neat
kitchen. pantry, utility room with laundry
tubs: 2 screened porches, full basement with
overhead doors, large poultry houses, will
mouse 800 hen layers: delicious fruit OF all
KINDS; ideal for retiring. Close in. Halt
l ACRE, $3.50.
rooms bath, electric pump. coal range
Also also Phil gas range, poultry and brooder
health; on bus Inc. Q O. mi out. Hall CASH. ASH
l ACRE, 1850.
On highway bus, line. Broom bungalow,
path. cleo. stove, built-in garage. poultry
86 ACRES, $500.
stock farm on hill. lovely setting with
1s r. bank o.p barn. Garden. flowers. streams
7 ACRES, $500.
.. On hard EaYsI roa s.d near Village rooms With
houses, garden. Half cash!
JOHN BURDOFT,
PHoNE ASHTON as4 8'1 OPEN 3sN 4 EYES sp'
31a ,Acs.. GROOM HOUSE, GOOD OUT
build1nEs; on main hgway. bus; miles
J. L. c. WEST,
&c. 2Ia6-J. Eve. 2oes-w. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Ban on Records
Lifted as Union,
Firms OK. Pact

~tW Work. sept e2 INS
Two ma ar companies VIII begin
7va1.atc manufacture of record
re> and s.refreaI uan>cup'onS
r1cr tae terms Of a now four
SOAR contract Unne rtc American
Frde uor 20, Musician l3-month
ban on >aeh production.
Tho provisions 81 the contract
between DrD.s Records. Inc, and
rho union wore announced NcSter-
day Dec.s agreed 10 pay fees on
a graduating scale 20 the union
for each record sold
World Eroaica>unc System
Inc Nl.. pay 3 per cent Of the
rental rcNc0.o tor prescriptions
used more than once TranScrp-
tons used only once VII not be
subject ta any foe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

100 r. NJ
WJR-Iifs Besulm n.
WV Ffar HHTnS.r
CklF-Nationai ~
WtfA News. fRr.f'N
NNNL-Fidis Chase
NIlR-News ana music.
NENl.-Newscast
NJBk-Folish Laofes Hr.
IlSF. ".
WJR-Ma Perkins ID.
WV Music.
CkIW Happy Cans v.
WENL-Ofgau HYMNS
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MWJ-Ntws
WJIB Ir'erneTrs NJ
WE&Is-&aa.,sI program.
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WJR-1ne GoIdbe y.
WWI-NlgtJy matinee
rN I.H--I'.atrs Wallace II.
VICAR EhNmf a.Iire y.
WANI-IadN OF Charm 7
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VJR-YounE Or Malone.
NNJ Guiding Lighted.
CkLW-News Ace.
WEAR-News.
"a I R-Nsws and music.
" FEis--Newscast
WJBK-Sacred Heart prog.
Z.tS q. ~
NJR-JOYce jordan n
NNI-Lonely Womeu.D
CkLW-Melofv Time
WCAR-Suushine Time
WJLB-Let.s Dance NJ
WENls--Mslody Rhythm
NJBk-NeVs ana melody.
gyn y NJ
VTR-Ws Love ard Learn,
NNJ Light or World ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

A.IS y. ".
WV Steiia Dauas y
CKLW Pan Americans IA
NCAR-Mustc
NJLB Uncle NIck's hrSN
$50 r. "a.
WJR-NFws
WWJ-Ls1renzo I0nes-D
WNYZTime views news
WEXL-Danclng rhythms.
WJBK-Melody matinee.
t;A5 o. ~
WJR-Rhythm Matinee.
Widdsr Brown -.
CKIR-Turf club
WNYZ Meet the Band.
S 90 q. NJ.
WWJ-Nnen girl msrries
CKLW-NeVs Ace.
WCAR-NewA
WNYZ-M agc IN music.
WJLB-News and music.
WEXll--NewscAst; rhythm
" J kk-NeVs Ace
h:I6 = VI
NJR-Barbershop Quartet.
NWJ-Portia faces life-L
CKLW-Rhythm rhapsody
WCAR-Serenaders
WXYZ- Men OF Swing "
WJLB-Fight for Freedom
MJBK-Melody Matinee.
$50 =. ".
WJR-betWeen the lines.
WWJ--Just Plain Bill-D.
CKIW Chick CArtsr-p.
WCAR-Velvet tone poems
WxYZ-Dsy IN Review
WJLB-Gems OF Melody.
WEAL-TreAsury parade /
NIBS-Newr Melody.
b;lh y. NJ.
NJR-A mericsn Women
MWJ--Front PAGE FaTrell
CKLW-Superman n.
WNYZ Modern music
NExL-Design for dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Held Up, Robbed
DSR Bus Driver SAYS

A bandit held up John Patricks.
43-year-old DSR bus driver early
today at the end Of the School
craft line, he said. and escaped in
A waiting automobile with a
money changer, containing Sl2,
and Sc worth of nickles.
Patricks said the bandit boarded
tho bus near the end of the line
and at Schoolcraft and DaCoSta
drew revolver and seized the
cash. a confederate was waiting
in the car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Fifth Of War Workers
In State Are Women

LANSING sept - More than
fnh of an industrial employees
in The ,att are r0W wOwen The
department OF labor and Industry
said TO-DAY.
In every 600 workers there
are % women During JulN and
August general employment inc
creased only - per cent hui The
number pl Vomcn workers lH.
creased more than s per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
THURSDAY MORNING

WJLR-Bethssda Tempt.
WENll--NeVscast music.
1913 A. NJ.
vJR-stories u. &. Loves.
WWJ-The OPEN Door
CKLW Wartime prices.
WCAR--Ta bernacls
WXYZ-NeWs Ace.
1890 A. NJ
VJR-Honeymoon HIM.
WWJ-Help Mated.
CKLW-Mary Morgan-T.
WXYZ-Babv Institute.
WJLB-Grest Waltzes.
WEXL-Treasury Parade.
l0:4B A. NJ.
WJR-BaChe'ors children
WWJ--Tneater OF the AIR.
WCAR-Nictory Gardens.
WNYI Fun with Music
NE%Le--Good neighbors.
1900 A. NJ.
WIR-Mary Lee Taylor-T
WWJ--Road OF LIED,
CKLW-Meet the band.
WCAR-NeWs Ace
VIVA Sardrs-T.
WJLB-Fiying Reporter-T
NEXLs-NewEcast. music.
lI;lb A. ".
WJR-Second Husband ID.
WWJ--Vic and Sade-D.
CKLW- Melody Time
WcAR-Boy from Hills-M
II 80 A. ".
WIZ Bright HnrizOn-D.
WWJ-Snow Village.
CkLW--Soldier's wife n
WCAR-Letters from Boys
WNYZ--Gil Martyn-N
WJLB-Nictory Volunteers
WFNI-Dance music
WJBk-Betty Roherts.T
HAS A. VI.
WlR--Aunt Jenny-D
WWJ-David Harum-D
CKLW what's Your Idea
WCAR-Spiks Jones NJ.
WXYZ--Charm Kitchen T
WJLB-Scratch Time-T.
Music.
WJBk-NeWs Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
1000 Polio Cases
Foreseen for Chicago

CHICAGO, Sept y GNSla-In-
iantIle paralysis eases IN Chicago
VIII total At least 1000 before
me epidemic begins 10 Wane Dr.
Herman y BundeSen. president
OF The board Of health predicted
today
Twelve now cases were reported
Yesterday bringing tho total 20
rs y Two ncW deaths were re-
portea. bringing the total 10 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
WEDNESDAY, EVENING

6oO =. VI
WIR -Nsus
WWl-News
CKLW-Fo.un' Home ".
WCAE-Nsws Ace
WNYT-Jack Armstronr 70
NJJB News and music
NENE1--NO~VscRSt.
6;i5 y. NJ.
Songs ~ Cheer
WWJ Prof SioSsOn
CkI.W GIN Hopkins
WCNR-Sports SpotI,.
W%YX--Lee Smits-T
W1LR-War Jobs 7
NFNl~-pinner music
WJBK-NeVs. melody
$50 Y. NJ
WJR-Mtlody marvtls
WWJ--Sp Review
CKI W-Nictorv cuisines
wCAR-TreaSurv psia0c
WNYZ- Bob Murphy r
WFXfS-Antek Cwaniak y.
WJBK--Eyenlng Serenade.
6;4S Y. NJ.
WIR-The world today-N
WWI-L0weIl Thomas -.
CKLW-Pan- Americana
VICAR Dance Variety.
WNNH--pick Tracy-p
WJLR-RaCe Resume
MkNL- Mich ReviVal-R.
200 =. ~.
NJR--I Love a Mystery.
WWJ--Fred WAring NJ.
CKLW-News.
WCAR-News
WYNZ- Headline Quy
WJLH-Warsaw Echoes V.
WJBK-World Wide News.
f:Is +. NJ.
WJR-Harry James-M.
WWJ-News OF World.
CkI.W To ne announced
VICAR Evening Potpourrl
W%YZ-MaTCh OF Victory,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
on Na1i Plane

Swedes IRE on Man Plane
NEW YORK. sept .. MS
The Swedish radio reported laSi
night that snti-aircrHt' guns hreo
on a German plane which 20"
over the SkssneS IN southern
Sweden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

CKLW quiet Sanctuary.
WCAR-Musfc Boa
WNYZ-NeVs Ace
WJlB Melodir Gems ~
NENl--Parade Of BANDS,
WJBk Melody matinee.
2ttS 2. "
WIF-Pcpper Young n.
WNt-Church hymns
CEIW-EnYthm msntince.
NJ Ak-Na'ines wrI4d aS
NNiZ Treasury parade r
500 4 ".
NJE-Llnda's first love.
WV Mary Martin %.
ChLW san Salute "a.
WCAR-News A.
W%YZ- Morton powney NJ
WJLB-NeWs. MATINEE a.
WENil-NewscaSt. music.
NJBk-NeWs. matinee.
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WIR-F citCrs Daughter.
wilma perkins-D
VICAR Mountain Red N.
WNIL Nv True story u.
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NIR--ln Harmony n
WWJ-Pepper Young n
CkLW-Rhythm matinee.
MrAE-Guest Time NJ
Nt.NL,-M Music l. & Loves.
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NlB-Music men.
WV Happiness Right n.
VICAR Mutual BsnPdt
WY Between Bookends
90 q. VI
W1R-H0me Front T.
NWJ-Backstage Wife-D.
kLW-NeWs
WDAR-News
W%NZ Blue Fr0ncs V.
WJLB--NeWs. music.
FNI--Nevscssf music.
WJBk-News, melody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22

- urusr Sfslr Specialists. Detroit n clean
go -oudHIort both scale ATd hair. reuit nar
eardrun nAtss and scales. ends itching and s'nBi
slesssiss falling rair caused ~ uepisst KALDth
40 rrit kaioin r0HtAins rss ttpt iuinheuatst
oBs -riCh Approximate natural scale oils, thui
sHdIru the thfrat Of cp brittle. thiHrtns tAtf
kAlcin Tor rau WOMAN ts tns best thiSt ycu
ess cat m vow head ~ uoo6 druq stores. tn
cluoine ktkSEL's. SANS CuNhthGNAA
Frank ". Kerr Gnd Bodirnsr
DruR COMPANY. Distributors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
PTA 10 Meet Monday

Tho FIRST autumn meeting of
thc PTA of The Robert Burns
school ll350 Terry. VIII he held
A. 40 p m Monday The
speaker viii be- Victor Spathclf
vice president Of the Michigan
PTA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Timss py
the stations herein listsd.
~ the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
ar the fsult lies with he
stations and not The De
trot Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
Men by the Thousands Aeeloim
"SUlFONATED OIL"
Al Our RtSk

ADVrpTIsF,itN ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
By VERA BROWN

get furious when people step up to buy
bonds, then pat themselves the back for such
a Patriotic gesture.
1t is like being decorated for stopping off at
the savings window each pay day. You wonder
why feel that way:
Just this week talked to a lad just back
from 20 months of battling the Japs over New
Guinea. He and his pals kept them out of
Darwin.
asked him when he saw his first Zero. He
said there were Sd of them.
GLOW many of you?"
'Four."
what did you do?"
He seemed surprised:
dumped 'em of They got of
ours, but made 'em pay through the nose
before they turned tail. Our lad got back to
camp that night for chow"
This 22-year-oId came back with row of
medals from the DFC to the Purple Heart He
fought sharks, his right broken, in the
waters off Salamua. He's anxious to get back
there with his pals.
In our factories today are veterans of this
war; wounded men without an arm, foot,
hand, an eye. They can no longer fight, but
they helping to produce planes and guns
and tanks for their buddies.
That TO my way of thinking is Patriotism.
True, we can't all fight. Buy every bond you
can get your hands on. Go without a new hat,
extra pair of shoes, things you don't need
If you really go without something to buy those
bonds, maybe they'll compensate, just little,
for the boys who fight and die.
Then you can be really proud of them.
La gaceta., 1943-04-26
CabaHO AYdbe de Para
,Cnueye en- los EStadOS UnidOS

to es de menos de $50 dias, en-
vez de Is $40 dias acoStumbra-
dos. FL Professor Howell opina q.
esa reduction del periodic contri-
buye a la salud Y a la fecundi-
dad de los animales de cria.
Caballos de Vaquero
Eel institute ha identificado tam
bien ciertos sementales arabes y
sus crias como especialmente ade-
cuados para eel cruce con los IL
pos determinados de caballos n
mericanos. Faran es m de esos
sementales. De potro, fue donna
do con silla de vaquero y muy
pronto do pruebas de que podia
piruetear Y parar en- eco como
ell mejor de los caballos vague
ros, que podia ejecutar la deli
cada tarea de mantener tirante
la cuerda despues de lazar la
res, Y que dominaba los demas
a~rtificios de la ganaderia. Els
mas, demostro q. podia llegar a
sus descendientes la %resistencia
incansable, la nobleza y ell brio
de SUI eXcelsa aza
Skin, hermano de padre y ma
Dire de Faran, ha sentado fama
de ser progenitOr de veloces po-
tros, Y hay cada ano mayor de-
manda de sus servicios por par
tie de los criadorcs de caballos
de carrera. FL padre de eso dos,
Mask, fue ell progenitor de TODD
ell stud de kellogg. Perteneciente
a la famosa raza Kehilan-Ajuz
lego a California de los famo-
SOS establos Wentworth de In
glaterra y vivi6 hasta la edad de
20 amos.
fAdemas de los de carrera y de
vaqueros, ell institute crfa tam
bien caballos de andadura para
silla y caballos de trio ligero.
Para ~preservar la Inca clasica
de la raza arabe, ell Professor Ho-
we'll cuenta mas que TODD con
Raseyn y su progenie. Hijo de
La gaceta., 1943-04-26

Skowronek, del linaje Kehilan-
Ajuz de Ibn-Rodan, Raseyn tie
ne los ojos grandes y vivos, las
nariceS anchas, ell cuello, las es-
paldas, las ancas Y las nalgas lar
gas, la piel suave, ell pelo fino y
flexible, ~poderosos pulmones y
demas attributes de su raza.
Otras Famosas Castas
OtraS famosas castas ilustran
los pedigrees que alderman los es-
tables. King John, quizas el mas
f~otografiado de los caballos de
America, oStenta ell sello de Sc
glawi-Jedran. Fue traido del Cal
no (Egipto) en- 1929, junto con
Ia soberbia yegua Malouna, de In
casta Kehilan-Nauwak del desier-
to. Nakkla, yegua llegada a Ca
lifornia por via de Espana, en- ell
1884, eS de la casta Seglawi-al-
Add. F%erdisia, hermosisima yegua,
desciende del linaje Maneghi-Ibn-
Sbeyel.
Aunque establecidos en- 1925
solamente, los establos Kellog han
aumentado considerablemente ell
numero de caballos raabes en- Anne
RIGA. De los 140O registrados en-
ell Arabian Horse Club of Anne
RIGA, la mitad por 10 menos son
descendientes de californianos.
Mexico Y la America del Sur es-
tan ahora Importance caballos de
los establos kellogg.
En- 1888, ell Maharaja de Bha-
unager en- la India pidio, sin YER
los, II potros de la generation de
1889 del institute, con la unica
condicion de que fueran hijos de
KaSeyn o de OJrO SemenJal Ia
moso de kellogg, llamado Rifnas.
FL ultimo de esos potros fue des-
tetadO en- MARIO de 1910, pero no
pudo ser %entregado a causa de
la guerra. En- JUNO de 1910, e.
Teniente Coronel Elliott Roose-
welt, hijo del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, actualmente en-
servicio en- ell norte de Africa.
compr6 nueve de SOS caballos a
rabes.
I~nglaterra, pals que despues de
las tierras arabes ha producidc
los mejores caballos de raza ara
be, ha Qconferido un doble honor
La gaceta., 1943-04-26

al Institute kellogg. Los stud-books
ingleses inscriben todos los po-
tros del institute y varios esta-
bios b%ritanicos han importado se-
mentales de California.
En- Ell Cine
Hace mas de 20 amos que los
caballos arabes Sc vienen en-
pleando en- los estudios dc Holly
wood, centric de In cinematogra-
fla EN- los EStados Unidos. King
John sirvio de modelo para Ia
corcel blanco que figure en- In
cinta "Blanca Nieve Y los Siete
EnanitoS'. Jadaan, veterano do
81 amos, ha estado en- Ell cine des-
de que sirvio de montura al di-
tunto Rodolfo Valentino en- "El
Hijo del Jeque". 0tros muchos
caballos arabes han tornado par
tie en- peliculas tales como "El
Jardin de Ala" V "Suez'. Milo
mes de americanos que nunca han
visto uno de esos cabaIlos en- vi
da los admiran en- In pantalla.
En- ell Institute kellogg, rodeado
de un ambiente especialmente
creado para 81, ell caballo arabe
esta dejando su huella EN- la vi
da de America a la vez que pro-
paga SUI noble raza.
La gaceta., 1943-04-26
ALGUNAS PERLAS
CELEBRES

Aparte de la famosa perla que,
segun la tradicion, Cleopatra be-
bio disuelta en- vinagre en- honor
de Marco Antonio. sc conserva
memoria de otras no menos ce-
lebres. Julio Cesar poseyo una
que estaba valuada en- un million
de ~seXtercios, equivalentes a u
nos cinco milones de ~pesetas.
FL Sab de Persia, es dueno de
una hermosisina, por In que pa
60 diez millones de reales.
FL Emperador Rodolfo ii lu-
ella en- SUI corona de ceremonial
una que tenia la forma y el ia
mano de una pera y que pesaba
80 quilates.
La gaceta., 1943-04-26

gran exito, a tai extreme que al
cabo de unas decadas, los fertiles
wales y las llanuras del oeste de
los Estados Unidos quedaron po-
blados de enOrmes manadas de
esos caballos de descendncia ara
be ,salvajs y domados.
En- tiempos recientes esa raza
basica semisalvaje Sc ha cruzado
y subdividido en- numerosas
classes. La revivificaci6n de tipos
por union con los descendientes
certificates de tan remotos ante
pasados es uno de los problems
que los criadores americanos es-
peran ~resolver en- los eStablos
kellogg.
En- 1925 w. F. kellogg, fabri-
cante de productos alimenticios,
present6 ell proyecto a la Univer-
sidad de California juntO cor una
dotacion de $4,000. Las caballe-
rizas Sc levantan en- n extern
sion de 800 hectareaS de vale y
colinas con estalas individuales y
potreros bien cercados para los
sementales y las yeguas importa-
das. I'm monorriel aereo lleva Ia
paja y ell pienso a los pesebres;
Y las facilidades para ell ejercicio
Y ell entrenamiento Sc modifican
o frecuencia de acuerdo con la
experiencia adquirida.
EN- BENEFICIO DE LOS
C~RIADORES
Ell Institute Kellogg efectda
tam-bien investigaciones supple
mentarias sobre ell mejOramiento
de la raza caballar, con estudios
de gen6tica, nutricion, f~isiologia
" parasitologia. Sc han cultivado
en- Ell mas de 90 dlferentes classes
de hierbas para evaluar sus pro-
piedades alimenticias.
C. E. Howell, professor de eco
nomia pecuaria de la u~niversidad
V gerente del institute, ha reco-
gido va un acopio de datos que
presagia los beneficios ape de la
labor de csc planted Sc derivaran
para los criadores de caballos en-
general Y para los de caballos
arabes en- particular.
Ell cuadro de productividad de
las yeguas en- los establos revela
un aumento annual constante de
los potros %procreados por un nd-
nero determinado de yeguas'
Aunque la alimentaci6n cienti-
flea parte del aumento, ell Pro
fesor Howell estima que ell partc
portante, pues u expedlentes In
portante, pues sus expedientesin'
dican que ell periodic de g~estacion
de mas de 80 por ciento de las
veguas que paren en- julio y agos
La gaceta., 1943-04-26

seOunda vsz en- la historic
America. fluyen los mobiles
hutos del corcel arabe de pura
-s.~re en- las venas de caballos
eriados en- los EstadOs Unid0s'
r,pomona California;, ell W,
: KelIog Institute of Animal
Hn.Sandry ha establecido una
AZ cientificamente %dispuesta
unos 100 caballos, yeguas y
g. Is de raza arabe.
Is establos kellogg, bajO la
cci6n de la Universidad de
Ifornia, persiguen dos fines;
,petuar la raza arabe en-
ERICA, produciendo por selec-
artificial ciertos tipos es-
eialmente a~daptados a las ne
cesidades del pals y por primera
desde fines del sigle XVI,
Acer circular la sangre arabe en-
l venas de caballos criados en-
America.
Como su amo, ell caballo ameri-
sano vino de otras tierras. De
los numerosos tipos traidos por
los europeos a este continente,
nan salido dos razas netamente
americanas como r~esultado de
mas de 100 amos de esfuerzo
Dor parte de los criadoreS. Estos
son ell caballo de silla americana,
animal elegante y brioso, parecido
al pura sanre ingles, pero mas
pesado; Y ell Morgan, descendiente
de Justin Morgan, semental ia
moso por su musculatura, su velo-
sidad Y su nobleza. Fuera de estos,
los demas caballds criados en-
America no son sine la continual
|ci6n pura y simple de razas eu-
ropeas-pura sangre inglesa per-
cher6n, belga, ~Clydesdale, shire y
Suffolk.
Origen del Mustang"
En- ell oeste de los Estados Uni
dos, ell mustang, caballo salvaje
celebrado en- los cuentos de cow
boys y del Far West, Sc repro
dujo al acaso Y prolificamente.
Su origen sc remonta a Ia epoca
de un obscure explorador espanol,
Juan de Onate, quien salio de
Nejico a fines del siglo XVI para
establecerse en- 10 que es ahora
81 estado de Nuevo MEXICO. La
manada original de caballOs ber-
beriscos espanoles de Onate, COM
puesta de unas 400 cabezas, deS-
sendia a su vez de los famosos
corceles criados en- los desiertos
de Arabia.
Despues de veneer ell tenor que
al principle lie infundian los eS.
tranos animales, ell indio. ameri
cano los preserve y multiplied cor
La gaceta., 1943-04-26

La TORE Eiffel, por virtud de
la dilatacion que produce el calor,
es Is centimetros mas alta en- We
rano que en- inviernO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-18
exon NvrNclY TO HARAssEp AXIS TROOPS BUT DEATH IUR

sSED AXIS TROOPS, But DEATH Turks STRAITS BETWEEN
Kttyhawks Warhawks daily to blast
ships Mena Strait and the anti
flight but heavy toll
being guns with Allied vessels raidng the strait
British and Canadian ground troops
closing mountainous terrain. (nteTndt'ohGD
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-18

HILLS OF ITALIAN MAINLAND BECkON INVlTlNGlI TO HARA
NE Of the gripping dramas of the unfolding in the
~ Sician Messina (above) where miles the
strait lies the mainland toe Of the Italian AS 80 ships
eyng German this water desperate try
evacuation the island concentration Of 500
throws ceiling OF steel here denses of the