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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06

her brother, Walter L. Heidi and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bruckner.
Milan, spent Thursday with their
daughter and family, Mr.. and MIRA.
Roy Naugle and daughters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06
FORMER PosTmIsTREss DIES

Grand Rapids. Mich. June Gap
Mrs. Charles Bassett, former
Fennyille postmistress and widow
of the founder OF the Feunyille
Herald, died Saturday. She was
70 wears old.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06
REPORTS FOR TRAINING

Belding, Mich, June -AP--
TIE Rev. Ralph j. Kelly. pastor OF
St Joseph's Church here, left to-
day for Harvard University, where
he will report for training as an
Army chaplain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06

Little Charles Edwards Kanitz,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elby kanitz,
Jr., Wells Rd., is very i'll in St
Joseph's Hospital, Ann Arbor, with
bronchial pneumonia.
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Returns 70 kentuckv

Miss Wilma Emert. who has
made her home with the Brother
tons and attended Fryburg School
since November. returned to Ken
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06
Can't Plant Corn

Many farmers are unable to plant
their corn because of the excessiy e
rains.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-06
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Die tpmn6ertGtige Meoaille
(Tort1ebund bon Seite Y

(5ortiebung bon Seite y
&ebrIeite Der Weoaille obgebiloet, oa
es ols getpib ongenommen muroe, oaB
bic 56pefer 0ies glei6 no6 Sen Ct
l6einungen miino1i6 angegeben bot.
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reno Ser Misunderstanding. yfur blieb
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mo lid iebt lire 5tatue befin6et.
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1fien Die QIlerleligite Sungfrou I'M
gefabr 40 Sobre alt 81 iein. 0ie @r=
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gefangen, nad obenbin NIT Ser in
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Serr gr5biifof Gicognani oerIieB uns
am Sonntog, 5 llbr, in Der Soffnung
auf Elm 8ieoerieben i'm neuen S6ul=
iabre.
AbreiIe Der Nenprtefer
Die Neuprteite ter reiiten am Sage
Der Beiben NIT ibren sln9eborigen
auf tur5e 6erien. Sic baben Blab
gen1o6t fir 21 neue 5e1ninoriiten,
ipelde ibre 3inmer in 8ei6Gag nab
men, l1nIere beiten 8iini6e beglei-
ten ale unIere neuen Brielter, tpel6e
lire Arbeiten i'm 8einberge oes
Serrn Beginner. Nir fiiblen uns
glitdlif, Elm neues 56uliubr i'm Gro
Ben Seminar Beginner 5u fonnen
8elonoers in 0ieier &riegs5eit lit Ell
ne l6neue Seronbiloung bon GROCER
8i6tigfeit.
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auf elmer &onferen5 iii0iider @om-
munalfiibrer oes Mittelpeltens tpur'
oe mitgeteilt, oaB Hapit Bius uno ba-
tifaniIde 8eamte iiioilden Slii6tlin-
gen l1nterfunft uno anoere Silfe ge=
m6bren Soiepb 6. SDman, @retutib-
pi5eborben0er Ser >,SSoint 0iltribution
Committee, Der buuptid6li6lten
omerifanii6en Stelle fiir Die iiioiide
Notbi1fe in l1eberlee, erflGrte Dor ser
@ruppe:
uDurd Die perion1ide Snterbention
Sr. Seiligfeit, oes Bopltes, lotpie
ourd oas @intreten botifanii6er 8e-
amten boben iioilde un6 anoere
6lii6tlinge Silfe un6 S6ut in ie6er
@eiie erbalten."
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uSb Moria, obne Sinoe emptan.
gen, bite fir uns, Die mir gu Sir
unIere 3uflu6t nebmen."
Damn 5eigte Die 9ebrieite oen 8u9-
1taben 80 nit oem &reu5e uno bar
unter oie betligiten Ser5en Seiu nno
WtoriG. S6tpelte 2oboure empflng
abermalig oen 8efeb1, na6 eieiem
8orbiloe cine Me6oine prdeen gu lai=
fen. Sic i6loB ibren 8eri6t nit ben
@orten:
uSSSr 8orten aus5uoriiden, tpas i6
in Dem Augenblide empfan6, als Die
bl Sungfrou unlerem Serrn Die
8eltfugel oorbradte, iit mir gon5
unmoglid. Cine Stimme lieB it6 in
meinem Snnern bernebmen, melde
mir ,iagte:
,,Oieie 5troblen itno oos Sinnbilo
0er @naben, pel6e oie I'll. Sungfrou
ienen erflebt, Die baum Bitten
sic erfl6rte ferner, pie id0n eS
iein miro, lagen gu f0nnen: Moriu 1T
sic &0nigin Ser gan5en 8elt" Sic
lit 6ie &onigin zines ie6en i'm beIon=
oeren."
0ie S9Delter 2oboure, iiber oie1e
@ri6einung befrogt, Oh iie auf Ser
&ebrieite Ser WeooiIle cine l1mldrift
bemerft babe, erfldrte, oaB lie feline
Sdrift geieben. sic erbielt Ben Auf=
trag, 5u frogen, pel6e Drift man
0abin ieben ioue Na6oem ite 1ange
gebetet, gloubte ite emit pGbreno Ser
8etra6tung eine Stimme 3u berneb=
men, oie 5u ibr Ipra6:
uOos 90 uno Die beioen Ser3en
iagen genug.'
Sn ibrem lebten 2ebensiobre nah
45idbrigem Sbmeigen, als ser 8ater
NloOel nid)t n1ebr ouf @roen tpeilte,
fiiblte it6 bic S6ipeiter ge6rdngt, Sen
foItbaren S6aB, ben ibr Die bl. Sung
frau anoertra11t botte, einem ibrer
Sberen an3ubertrauen, INN oenIeIben
5ur 8elebung Ser Gerebrung un6
9ontbarfeit gegen Woria 5u benut=
5en. Ils tie Oies getan bate, fiiblte
ite itd in ibrem Snnern berlei6tert
uno fonnte nun rubig 1terben. Oie
SOberin, mel6e ite in ibr 8ertrouen
ge3ogen, moGlte, I'M oen Ser5ens-
Dunib ibrer Mitidtpeltern GIT erfii1=
len, cine Statue Der l1nbefledten
Sungfrou nit ser 8eItfueeI in oen
Sanoen onfertigen laiien. gluf sic
Jrage, Of man ibr gu sSuBen cine
Sdlonge onbringen laiien iole, er=
tpioerte &otborino:
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Apoitoliider 0elesat peibt fiimfsebn
Nenbriefter

{ 6ortiebung bon Seite II
eugene Soenig, EimotD Noab, Senrp
8eticco, @eralo &oper, Sboralf Sbies
len uno pauI 8einbeimer.
0ie nie6eren @eiben erbielten Die
MitgIieoer 0es 5tpeiten Sbeologieiabs
res: IIfreo IrmbruIter, George OeE
mutb, Sobn 0e Sontt, gbparo 0tet.
ger, Benedict Sarter, 4ntbonD Scribe
gen, &i6aro 2pn6, 2atprence Wc@in-
lep, SSobn McSole, 2erop. Mattbielen,
8alter Mebm, Sroncis Mignot, &i-
6oro Gobioeau uno 8i1iom 8ein-
beit1er.
Die Wtitglieoer oes oritten Gbeo-
Iogieiabres, oie oie Suboiofonats=
tpeibe erbielten, tparen: 2ouis 8ing,
Robert 8onifos, Clarence 0e &unb,
Sa,nes SiBgeralo, 8au1 @rueter, Carl
Sammer, SEQ SSonien, Soiepb Meper,
@otparo &amaher, 6reoerid Eolettte,
Soiepb Sdo6t, Ssmalo 5dulte, Mu=
outline Sulif, stephen Siooc5p uno
BouI 8enning.
&anoioaten fir oas Brieitertum
aus Dem bierten Sabre ser Sbeologie
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CHISHOLM, Robert &e6enmo6er, So
bert S6rieter, @illiom Sanitb, &C.
orge Stoa, Soiepb g8ilep uno Carl
@iQmann.
9ie ein0rudspoIen 3eremonien
oauerten Orei Stunoen. Nod 0en1el>
ben erteilten Die Neuprielter ibren Nn-
geborigen nno alien Nntpelenoen ben
Brimi3legen.
0ie Weuiitfopelle morl6ierte fur3
Dor Dem 0eittogeen llnodmols Dor,
nit Der pGpitliden Sabine inmitten
51peier Sternenbonner.
Inn orei llbr na6mittagS oerlom=
nelten iid olle 3ur Gesper in ser &o-
pelle. SfeO. @eral0 0ur1t, aI1i1tiert
bon &eo &obert gmborn unO George
Stoa bielt oen @otteSoienlt.
9breiie bes 9elegaten
s1u6 alle guten 9inge nebmen Elm
Gnoe. llno 10 muBte oud ser IpoIto=
liide 9elegat pieoer Mbidie0 neb=
men. 8ir ldoBten 1rns gliidli6, un=
iern SrOinorirS nieoer in nlerer
Weitte 5u baben. Seine freunoli9en
nno paterliden 8e3ebungen nit al
len bleiben unbergeBlid. Ser Stp'Ite
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vSSSa, id fab 6ontaIs eine S6lange,

~SSa, i'd iab oontals etne S6lange,
griinli9 unO nit gelben Sleden."
@u9 empfab1 iie, es 1noge auf Der
8eltfugel in ben Satt6en WoriGs Elm
fleines &reu5 oneebra6t ner6en.
2nBt uns unlere bebre Simmelstoni-
gin erneut unter oem Sitel Ser mum
oertdtigen Weoaiae nerebren uno tie
miro uns in oIlen unieren Soften bei>
Iteben un6 uns i6lieBli9 au6 ben
langerlebnten Srieoen bringen. Ma-
ria iit ia befanntlid Die Srie6enss
tulbe Sollte iemano cine Statue bon
Der tpunbertGtigen We6aine tpiinlben,
10 tann oieielbe fir $50 be5ogen tper-
Sen bon @m. Spanner, Buffalo 8,
N. g., S1orioo ct.
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Oie Oefone 6es SSeluitenoroens bo=
ben, elmer Weloung Ser S6nei5eri=
i6en Selegrapbenngentur 5ufolee, oen
67iabrigen Wonitgnore Norbert 6e
8oDnes, einen Sron3oien, gum &C.
neraloitor oer @eleul6uft SSelu er-
tpGblt.
Woniignore De 8oDnes' Gorg6nger,
Ser berItorbene @eneraloifor MleIio
Otagni, batte nod unmtttelbar Dor
ieinem Ableben ieine AmtsbolImo9ten
peri0nlid ouf Monitgnore Sc 8oDnes
iibertrogen.
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oft Der irrigen Gniidt, oaB bieie
Weoaillen in abergldubii6er abii6t
als unfeblbaren Sdrb gegen @es
fabren getragen tuer6en. Gatiaben
betpeiien, bob iie idon oft ben gra.
ger bor e@fabren betpabrt baben.
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&eligioIe Meoaillen 1ino aus Wee.
toa bergeitelte, runoe ober bier.
edige Slattden, tpel6e oen Seilono,
Die Muttergottes ODER anbere &eis
lige oarlteuen uno bon Der Stride
geiegnet lino. 8iele iin6 aud aus
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getpebten Stoffen bergeltellt, tpie 3.
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&atbolifen getraeen unb berebrt,
neil tie geiegnet un6 nit Mbldfien
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Nuvy
Continued From Page abb

one of those figured in the manu-
facture of it's second score after
Kelly punted out on his own 48.
jenkins whipped a 35-yarder to
Hansen, planting the ball on the 4
and Scott powered it over from
there.
Navy reached the foes II in the
second period before a penalty set it
back, but the Tars registered their
third touchdown at the start of the
second half. Taking Kelly's ground
ball kickoff, which wasn't effective
today, on the 35, the Midshipmen
drove IS yards on sheer power plays,
with Scott and Jenkins alternating
with the ball. Jenkins hit tackle
for the score.
Notre Dame matched that one.
travelling 48 yards after Steve Mem
eth recovered jenkins tumble.
Dancewicz's passes to Bill O'Connor,
Tom Guthrie and George Terlep.
plus plunge by Angsman, put the
ball on the 8, and Kelly carried
1t over.
Navy scored again six plays later,
Albie Walton eliminating the So
yard march after taking the kickoff
with a 13-yard sweep around left
end.
Notre Dame rallied, negotiating
78 yards from the kickoff to score,
with Dancewicz's passes putting it
on Navy's 3. A scintillating catch
by O'Connor on fourth down with
10 yards to go for first, saved the
situation. Navy, however, stopped
Kelly twice and Dancewicz at the
line before Kelly went over.
That made it 26-l3, and evidently
NavyS Comdr. Oscar Hagberg didn't
consider it safe margin, for he
relnserted his first eleven and the
Midshipmen breezed- yes, breezed-
30 yards to count. Jenkins went
through the Ramblers with unbe-
hevable ease, banging the line and
alternating at the wings, Barron
going around left end for 7 yards
and the touchdou,n
Evening star., 1944-11-05
Seven Hearts Annexe.
Jamaica Head|iner;
Betting Marks Set
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Nov. Anew York
closed its 181-day racing program
today at Jamaica with a $3,54I,167
betting day, world record for q
seven-event program.
Seven Hearts, owned by J.
Graham Brown of Louisville, rcmped
to an easy four-length victory in the
100000 Westchester Handicap. .fea-
ture OF the card whose profits went
to war relief. Approximately s125.-
600 was added to the 81 oil 848 raised
IN nine similar programs at New
York tracks this summer.
In addition, the Red Cross and
the National War Funds will receive
all profits from a nine-day session
that gets under way at Belmont on
Monday.
Todays betting total wiped out
the previous record for seven races
OF $3,46l ,406 set at the same park
only week ago. 1t approached the
$3,6l8,846 for eight races, registered
at Belmont four Saturdays ago.
The crowd of 36,512 also estab-
lished a world record by pouring
$l89,116 into the daily-double pool.
Seven Hearts took the lead at the
start and hurried the 3I16 miles in
1853, two seconds off the track mark.
Comdr. Harry Guggenheims Good
Morning was second and Mrs. E. D.
Jacobs Stymie finishing third.
The winner paid s47O. He carried
top weight of 124 pounds, part of
which was Jockey Paul KEEPER.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
Game at Manor Park

| Manor Park Eleven plays the
Black Stations today at pm. at
Manor Park, Sd and Sheridan
streets NV.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
Tilt Of Ace BowIers
Spices BW Tourney

Southpaw Frank (Bub) Guethler,
Washington's No. bowler, metro
politan match-game title and
No. among the country's duck
pinners, and famed Ed Blakeney,
who has won his share of bowling
laurels, will tangle at tonight at
Lucky Strike as the star attraction
to the fourth Bulletin Bowlers Vic
tory Legion mixed handicap They
will shoot it out in four-game
match.
Both will endeavor to crack the
national four-game record of 6lo
held by Johnny Miller of Baltimore.
From the many tournament con-
testants who start firing at 2 this
afternoon and the big gallery ex-
pected to take in the Guethler-
Blakeney clash another tidy sum
promises to be gained for the BVL
campaign which seeks, in a Nation
wide drive, to raise a million bucks
to purchase sports and .recreational
equipment for the United States
armed forces overseas.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
HeIis Horse Moves Up
From Third 10 Nab
|PimIico Feature
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.--putganl-
ing the favored Challamore in the
stretch run, William Helis' Salto
raced TO nose decision in the 18th
running of the Janney Handicap at
Pimlico race course today.
Nick Jemas brought the Helis
color bearer up from third place as
the field Of seven turned for home
to pass Mrs. r. H. Heighe's Adroit
and then, after head-to-head duel
down the straightaway, nosed out
Challamore, from the stable Of E.
C. Eastwood, to win the $4,610 purse
for Salto's New Orleans owner
Challamore held two-length lead
over Adroit at the wire and H. G.
Bedwell's Solure was fourth.
The winner carried 116 pounds
over fast track in 1.114s for the six
furlongs. Fourth choice in the
wagering, he rewarded his hackers
In the crowd of approximately Is 900
at the rate Of $17.10, $3.50 and $3.50
for 50.
The winner, a 5-year- -old son of
Neddie and Sunayr, was accounting
for his fifth victory in 13 attempts
this year.
Adroit was first away from the
gate and raced to length and a
half lead down the backstretch with
Challamore and Salto in closest
pursuit Jockey M. N. Gonzalez
took Challamore around to the front
on the final turn with Salto still
in third spot at the head of the
stretch.
He pulled up even with the East
wood gelding an eighth of a mile
from the wire and won the decision
in the final strides.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
Many D. {. Twosome!
Roll in Hagerstown

A dozen all-star Capital twosomes
at least will compete in the fifth
annual Armistice Day mixed doubles
at Hagerstown.
Besides Lorraine GULL and Bob
Miciotto, defending champions, sew
en- other couples of the King Pin
Mixed Doubles Loop will fire, in
cluding Lois Gladding and Karl
Gochenour, Frances Wilson and Al
Wright, Caroline Hiser and Gordon
Remsburg, Kitty Hendricks and Ed
Nash, Bing Moen and Tony Santini
Jessie Sacrey and Paul Jarman and
Alma and Charley Mehler. Ruby
Parry and Paul James, who won the
King Pin doubles championship
last season; Doris Pugh and Johnny
Stewart of Silver Spring also will
take a fling at the s100 top prize
Baltimore will have some 10 star
couples on the firing line.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
Phillips, Firpo TangIe
In Turner's Arena
Headline Bout

Fourth fight card of the indoor
season tomorrow night at Turner'S
Arena spreads isticuffing in four
divisions over a set of six bouts
with Jimmy Phillips and Pedro Firpo
tangling in the headliner.
The two lightweights, however
will be sharing the spotlight with a
batch of new performers making
their debuts locally. Tops on the
list is Billy Fox, whose run of 2e
straight knockouts has made him
the most sensational youngster OF
recent months on the national scene
Fox makes his first appearance here
IN a six-round middleweight battle
with Leroy Fleming.
A pair of eights on the bill find
Tommy Sloan up against Dorsey
Lay of Philadelphia and Bee Bee
Washington opposing Tiger Lous
Jones, the rough middleweight trial
horse from New York. The opening
fours pair Charley Bernard, local
heavyweight, with Ernie Pope and
Gary Rice with Carl Borakis in a
Welterweight encounter.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Football.
Redskins VS.. Cleveland Rams,
Griffith Stadium, 2:l5.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
Jimmy Phillips VS.. Pedro Phil
lips, Turner's Arena, first bout at
$780,.
WEDNESDAY.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program,
Turner's Arena, $50.
Hockey.
Washington Lions VS.. New York
RoVers, Uline Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
. Football.
Interhigh series, games at 3:45.
Coolidge at Anacostia.
Wilson at Western.
Hockey.
Washington Lions VS.. Philadel-
phia Falcons, Uline Arena, $50.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Tech at Central dnterhigh Sc
ries), 2.
Maryland at Michigan State, 2.
Tuskegee tAla) Air Force War
hawks VS.. Morgan State College,
Griffith Stadium, $50.
Evening star., 1944-11-05

Dewitt scoring: Touchdowns-Van wag-
ner. Greenville, Worthinston Charlotte
Hall scoring: Bryan. Point 6 fter touch
down, Dewitt, Floyd tplacemenO Substi-
tutions: Deyitt-Thrift, Fields. Rafferty,,
Hill Salisbury, Hauter: Charlotte Hall
Jameson. o., Foster. Hall. Ofhcials--Jan-
kowski. referee; Boyd, umpire; White,
linesman
Evening star., 1944-11-05
PimIico Results

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surra Peg (kirkiand1 kiHkia1nf5' iioo $3.50 % go go
Athelred (Bowers) 80
Hour, Son Admiral, Delphi
SECOND RACE--Purse, 81. 800, 3-year-
Rare aea saaW}hSrn1 vp samins flTlonss
Dayitt Hernandez, so
Also ran,.Brooke ,Argo Bosola, Ashame
Big Dora, High North, Transtan, Free Boy
iDaily double paid s65 eoD
THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: 3-year-
olds and up: steeplechase; miles
Bill coffman (Roberts $50 320 Gao
Refugio 6Adamsl $50 $50
Frederlc "a IWalker) go
AoSKfT A54 RAerpy.s vss,pss sas sese ID
9 Slds lbs, AND up: claiming; 8 furlongs;
Habpy Lark lMeade) 2.70 40
Ten to Acse tBletzaeker) $40
;, AIS Also rsnmoysrIin, gallant Witch, Two,
asd %sis Esitsr Tssna b1sse
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000. 3-year-
6os 1las fnd na5 W. wss Claiming fnsionFs s6
Surrogate tErickson) 1910
lime. LIES.
Also ran-Valdina, Infant. Little Milly,
Charter Member, Theseus, Blenette, Vim
| tage Port, Hoosier. Turnabout.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added all
! ages handicap: 6 furlongs
1 Salto (James) lT1O 7So 43n
Challamore tGonzalez) $40 $50
Adroit Knapp $50
Time, his.
Sollure >
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; f.
year -olds and up; claiming / "a miles.
Russia (Kirkland1 $50 350 31o
Conrad Mann (Kirkl 800 340
Long Straw Ieyland) 40
Time, 2.31os
Also ran---Ylee Bar Saw Buck. Little
Samme, Buck Langhorne Busy Man, Over
Gall. Fighting Mac Circle Car. Some
Where.
EIGHT RACE-Purse. $500: 4-year.
olds and up; allowances: Ia miles,
Mlicave tBletZaker) 33.10 1890 $50
Calls Pet (Bowersl $50 $40
Cushlamacree tKirk) 800
Time, l :534s.
Also ran-Valdivia Relious. Gondoljna
Dancing Archie Challedpnna.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
DoUBlE-THlck BLADES

-. Just as long but
twice Is thick Is or.
dinary blades. 3 times
IS thick IS paper.thin
ones. So they take
and hold dareally keen
edge. Oil packed in
special cartfidge.
Meif cutting edges
are ssspsnded in
spacs.
Evening star., 1944-11-05

Gated Class Opens
Gymkhunu Today

The five-gaited saddle class
has been moved up to the first
event on the gymkhana program
being sponsored by the Mounted
Corps Of the A. w. v. S. at the
Meadowbrook Saddle Club on the
East-West highway starting at
o'clock today.
Proceeds of the show will go
to the George Washington Uni
versity Cancer Clinic.
Horse folk of the Capital area
have entered their top hunters
and jumpers in 10 classes.