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Evening star., 1947-08-27
; Employers Here Fined ,
For Hours Law Violation

Three employers were fined In
Municipal Court yesterday for vio-
lating the female eight-hour day
law.
Penalties were as follows:
william Pollock, co-owner Of
Brentwood Drugs, 1901 Rhode
Island avenue NE, 800 for en-
ploying women as much as 1s hours
a day, 81 hours q week and seven
days o week.
John Boutselis, owner, Ninth and
L Delicatessen, 1929 Ninth street
NV, $25 for failing to keep proper
time records of his employees.
Christos Buas, co-owner, Central
Cafe, 901 M street NV, $25 for
failing to,keep daily hours records.
Pollock pleaded guilty before
Judge John P. Mcmahon, while the
other defendants were convicted by
Judge Nadine L. Gallagher.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
Deaths Reported

(From the D. C. Bureau OF Vital Statistics
Marseret Boucher, 90, 3o43 "a. NV.
Lucy Kerns, 70, 2140 N St. NV.
Edwin j. stotler. 70, 1859 Alabama ave. sc
Ferdinand McGiven, 70. 3517 Rittenhouss
st. NV.
Laura Davis, 70. 134e K st. Sc.
Margaret Kelley, 90. 129 ct. ne.
Edward r. McCarron, 65. Arlington Va.
Betty Orcutt, 81, 2401 Calvert st. NV.
Philip Rosers, 80. 325 Farragut st. NV.
Walter E. RAYMOND, Sc, HollidaysburR, Pa
Thomas L. Purcell, 56, 1855 Ingraham at
NV.
Louis B. Hamilton, 81, 2535 18th IT, NV
Percy Mullen, 43, 1850 = Ct. ne.
Cora Sims. rs, s0o4 10th st. NV.
Clement A. selden. "a, $50 st. NV
Willy Berry. As. "a Fenton pl. nv.
Consuslla Wilson. A. "a r st. s.w.
Eugene N Lockett, %, address unknown.
Beatrice Daniels, 10, Az Ridge st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
Births Reported

Erns,, Bnrfay sur 1,,fa Of VITAL ststisticO
Edgar and p Helen Alexander. n no boy.
Rembert and sylvia Alien. girl.
Russell and Mary Allnutt, boy.
James and Gertrude Anderson, girl.
Anthony and Juanita Baione. girl.
John and Mary. Bennett, boy.
Felix and Josephine Bizzoco. boy.
Thomas and Norma Browning, boy.
Clifton and Muriel Carroll girl.
Maurice and Dana Cary. boy,
Montford and Celia cosman, airl
Robert and Mary Craig, boy,
William and Florence Ellis, boy.
Eugene and Veronica Fitzeerald. boy.
John and Jean Francis, girl.
Kenneth and Virginia Gatewood, boy.
Dominick and Ronnie .Gioielli,, girl.
Harold and Elaine Goldblatt,, boy.
essrss GsrEs and and snee RGss gocdRn r
Harold and Alta Graves, boy.
Franklin and Margaret Green. boy.
Louis and Jean Guihert, boy.
Norman and Mary Haifitch, girl:
Pau and ra FRANCES IA Hardesssy, girl
George and Aileen Herbert, boy.
Herbert and Angeline Hornberger. boy.
Robert and Myrtle Isascs' girl.
John and Louise johnson, boy.
Morton and, Janice kaufman, girl.
Edward and Martha Kraft. boy,
Michael and pasny Lsbantcs, sirl.
Eugene and Marwilda Larsen. girl.
Edward and Elaine LaTour. boy.
Jerome and Sarah Lowe, boy;
Gerard and Marcella Marx, boy.
Ayr ND and nn1nraS MaSSA RiY1
George and Florence Miller, stri.
John and Joyce Montgomery. boy.
Ernest and Francis Moser, boy.
James nsssn and aao Grace race MeflWes, ' sirI' .'
Rayburn and Emily Newsom, Girl.
Walter and Rae OConnell, boy.
Robert and Mary Oliver, boy.
George and Margaret Parodt, boy.
Charles and Frances Polk. boy.
Myron and Catherine Potter. sirl.
Kilmer and Mary Price; boy. ,
Howard and Marjorie Reinert. girl,
Peter and Paulyne Rice, boy.
Fred and Gladys Roseran, siYl
John and Jean Saah. boy.
Louise and Rose Shapiro, girl.
Dean and lorraine shomper, boy.
Brice and Helen sickler., girl. ~,
esaptez Gaii!ermo anu and pf Piedaa suro. airf:,
Abraham and Mary Sussman, girl.
George and Jacoueline Tennyson,. girl,
ROYCE oyee and and Martha Martha thompson siri.
Walter snd Mada Tinsley, girl.
K K. and Lois Tsien, girl.
Erwin and Rhuey Wagner, boy.
Eric and Lena Waldow, girl.
Paul and Parthena Weston, girl.
Martin and Mildred Weiner, sirl.
Joseph and Rita Wheeler, girl
william and Hilda Wright. girl.
Andrew and Claretta Bonds. girl.
Percy and Shirley Brent, boy.
Samuel andf Silver Cunningham. boy.
James and Gertrude Jones, girl.
Leroy and Mildred Magruder. girl
Eldridge and Kathleen Moore boy.
Lloyd and Efie Palmer, girl.
Edward and Theresa Quinn, girl,
Lafayette and Annie Sims, girl
Alexander and Aiene Taylor, girl.
John and Ruth Swami, boy.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The sior's TroveI Editor

plenty Of space for Havana's win
ter season.. These figures were
given: In Havana alone there are
more than 40 hotels, the main ones
having about 1000 rooms. The wise
traveller, however, will have con-
flrmed reservations before start
ing out.
Talache Lodge, a new year. round
resort on the shores of Lake Pend
Orielle in Northern Idaho, is .sched-
uled to open early next year.
Early in this century Miami
Beach's smart shopping street, Lin
coin road, was a swamp trail used
by woodsmen gathering mangrove
bark for tannic acid.
$50
The East Coast Highway Associa-
ton quotes F. Elgin Bayless, chair
man of the Florida State Roads
Department, as saying U. S. High
way No. / in Florida is open from
the Georgia line to Key West, and
is expected to remain open during
the winter season. The statement
was obtained by the association to
correct information motorists have
received that certain stretches were
impossible. Mr.. Bayless is quoted
further as saying that a bridge to
be built in ST. Augustine will not be
started until an auxiliary span is
ready to carry traffic.
Scotland's gardens with his
tory" are being opened to the pub
lie as tourist lure. Many of them
are centuries old, one of the Oldest
being Edzell Castle in Angus, q
classic example of the type of gar
den popular in the 18th century
The grounds of Balmoral Castle,
famous royal Scottish residence, also
is to be opened.
The Fiesta de los Vaqueros, high
spot in the rodeo circuit of the
Southwest, will run four days in
stead of the customary three. Dates
for the event, to be staged IN the
Tucson (Ariz) Rodeo Grounds, are
February 20 through the 23d.
Some organized tours to Hawaii
are including stopovers at the new
Hama Ranch Hotel on the island of
Maui. The 100O0-acre cattle ranch
extends up the rich slopes of the
Haleakala volcano outdoor pas
times at the resort include horse
back riding. deep-sea fishing, yacht
ing, swimming and summing on the
beaches and hiking along jungle
trails. 49,.
/ The Canadian Pacific Railway will
begin stepping up its schedules to
the Laurentian ski resorts this week.
AS a starter, daily ,parlor car serv-
ices will be offered over the 100
miles north from Montreal to La
Evening star., 1947-12-21
RESORTS

RIVERSIDE APARTMENTs, $40 80 st.,
near Abbott ave-. Miami Beach, renting by
furnished, lovely balconies; 2 blocks to
beach: also solarium, washing machines
and driers in cellars: 1-bedrm., 2-bedrm.
apis. e baths), effciencies, pullmanettes.
Inquiries invited.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Chief Umpire Renamed

SALISBURY, Md. Dec. 20 P).-
Hans Horsey of Millington, Md, has
been renamed chief umpire of the
Eastern Shore League, President
Dallas Culver has announced.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Charles Town Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
3-year-olds and upward: about "A 1ur'
Betty Bane (Gonzales) 1880 $40 3s(
Graymar Ann tBarnes) lo4o o.ES
China Toy tWeber 4.4'
Time, 0:51ls
Also ran-Saucy Boy, Ethel Morse lar
nalo, Isle of Man, Dorothy.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. ST 900: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward. l i. miles.
Coed (BairdD 400 3'sm : 81
Vale Signal (Baluja) o'eo 3 eS eS
Chalpre tDrury) 20,
Also ran-B!g Ado, Thormond. KID
OSulIivan, Ann San and Pari Dominate.
DAILY double paid S31D
THIRD RAcE-Purse,. $500 claiming
3-year-olds and upward: about 1ur'
longs oo ooo o eo
Busy Moments IombardD o.2o 3. ~ .ssG
Taubman mckinney o'oo
Time, 1:30.
Also ran-Clipman buss, Inc doh'feee'
Demaris, Setting Trick.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
Evening star., 1947-12-21
he 7 raveIer,s Notebook
Scrbbnes About Places and Events of Travel Interest

belle. CPR announces that at the
height of the season, the ski country
viii be served from Montreal's
Windsor Station by no less than
three trains daily. with four on Fri
days, seven on Saturdays and five
on Sundays. Extra sections will be
added as required.
Philadelphia estimates that more
than 1,000,0 900 will witness the Num-
mers' Parade on New Years Day,
when King Momus rules over his
gayly costumed throng. Organized
marching clubs and musical groups
will compete for 0,000 in prizes.
4 y +
The first regular vista dome train
service began Friday, when the
Burlington Lines started operating
its two new Twin Cities Zephyrs be-
tween Chicago and Minneapolis st
Paul. These trains normally will be
made up of a buffet-club car, four
vista-dome coaches, a dining car
and vista-dome parlor- -observa-
ton car.
Kingston, Jamaica's capital, is
building up its public transportation
along modern lines. Six new air
conditioned buses, with a seating
capacity of A passengers each, re-
Gently were delivered. Three dozen
more are on order.
For a concise explanation of
why it is shoppers paradise,
tourist officials of the Netherlands
West Indies Island of Curacao point
out that it is almost a free port.
Goods come in under a low duty of
3 per cent.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Terp Boxers Will Gel
No Holiday in Drills
For Bowl Match

The lineup which Maryland will
send against Michigan State in the
Sugar Bowl boxing match at New
Orleans on December % was an
neunced yesterday by Boxing Coach
Heinie Miller. Barring injuries be-
tween now and then, it will be:
125 pounds, Al Salkowski; 1870
Andy Quattrocchi; 1875. Danny
Smith; 145, Rowland Hyde; 1856
Eddie Reider; 165, Bob Gregson;
ITS, Kenny Malone, and heavy
weight, Lamont Whipp.
Reider and Malone are Southern
Conference champions, Malone hav-
ing won the heavy title last year
while weighing 175A pounds.
The Terp mittmen are getting no
Christmas holiday, but remain at
College Park to work out during
their usual vacation time. In fact
workout even is scheduled for
Christmas Day. The team will ny
to New orleans. leaving on Saturday
morning. Workouts are scheduled
on Saturday and Sunday at the New
Orleans Athletic Club.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Schedule Of Regattas
For Bay Area Listed
By Heintz for 1948
By MoIeoIm Lomborne, Jr.

, President William w. Heintz Of
the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing
Association yesterday released an
event-packed schedule of regattas
and other events for the bay area
during 1s48.
The program disclosed that the
CBYRA had given a sanction for
the first time to the Admiral Rich
ard e. Byrd Trophy series for
Hampton One designs at Cambridge,
Md. 1t is sponsored by Cambridge
Yacht Club and is slated for next
July II and 18.
The annual Virginia sailing re-
gatta, which has become the biggest
sailing event on the Lower Chesa-
peake, was set down for June 10
and 20, at Urbanna, Va This date
is tentative, however, Heintz said.
1t is sponsored by Urbanna Yacht
Club, Norfolk Yacht and Country
Club, Hampton Yacht Club and
Rappahannock River Yacht Club.
Annapolis Yacht Clubs annual
regatta which attracted a record
1853 starters this year, is scheduled
for July 7 through H.
The Presidents Cup Regatta sail,
second largest event in 1s47, has
been given next September 18
and 10.
The complete list of events fol-
lows:
June 5-6--Rhode River rendezvous. Glib
son 5une nsans Iove Point
June 19-2o-Delta Glass overnight race,
ssilfns regatta, Drbanna. '<'A
June 26-27-Fairhaven (MdD Sailing
June a7~Potapskut s. A. regatta.
July Start of Virginia Cruising Cup
overnight race, Hampton Y. c.
July 2-3-Rock Hall Md Yacht Club
July 3-5--Hampton (va) Y. G. regatta;
Baltimore IMd;l Yacht CLUB rsEatta:
ia, including races from Gibson island and
July I7-is@oibson Island lMdl Y. S.
BYRD Trophy series for Hampton one-de-
July 23-25-Annapolis (Md) Sailing
Club cruise and regatta
July 24-Chesapeake Bay Y. r. A. rem
August 10. I. Y. s. Poplar Island
race
August 6-7-Miles River (MdD Yacht
August 13-15-oxford (Md.y Race Week
Including Gibson Island-Oxford race on
August 2o-22-Cambrdee CMd) Y. C.
August 1-2a-sparrows Point (Md)
Y. c. regatta; Corsica River tMd) Y. C.
regatta
August 27-29-Rappahannock River Y
c. regatta, including Norfolk Irvington
race on August 81.
August 2s-29-Indian Landing CMdD
Boat Club regatta.
August 29-Naval Academy Yacht Squad
ron regatta.
regatta; G. l. Y. s. Cedar Point race: Nor
folk Yacht & Country Club regatta.
September 11-12-Urbanna Y. C. regat-
ia; Elk River (Md) Y. c. regatta; Mary
September 1s-19-President's Cup re-
gatta (saiD; Potapskut S. A. Queenstown
rendezvous and race back.
October 8, 10 and 17-Annapolis Y. c.
fall series.
October 15-17-Moth Class national
championships, Elizabeth City, M C.
Evening star., 1947-12-21

ing: 3-year-olds and upward; Charles
| Town course.
Ringalong (Barnesl 1880 $50 $50
Rolling Water Mckinney 1910 $50
Arch Mcdonald (VesselD 9.6C
Also ran-Hiccup, Edmar Jojan, Grada-
| tim, Miss Broadwood and Singing Sun.
| FIFTH RACE-Purse, ST 600: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward 6h fur
longs.
Joes Favorite Law) 800 $50
Bold Boy tBaird) 500
Also ran-Balbar. Hezekiah, Peace Fleet
Sixth RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances: 3-year-olds and upward; about
Comedy Player (Miller) 800 2.4o 22C
White Easter CLaw) 800 2.2C
Celebrity Miss Baird FAC
Also ran-Louray o'Neil French Nine
Robert E. Lee, Tap Lightly and Secret
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; about
Taicum fs1 ial'saSs: spray tMller, 7.so go $50
Miss Prime tSnydeD $50 $50
Tet Boy tBarne9 7.6O
Also Ran.Nieht Strike, Magic Trick
EIGHTH RAcEWPurse, 81 200: allow.
ances; .3-year-olds and upward; Y miles
Bonziah seniah (MilleD ESQ $40 3.4G
Veteran {McKinney) $40 400
Oles Gal (Austin) 3sG
Also ran-Halgas. Pret.nder. Winged
| Heels Gallant Doc.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Terrupins 7-Point Underdoqs
In Gator Bowl, Says utum

conditions. The boys now are home
on short Christmas vacation prior
to reassembling on Friday morning
for the flight to Jacksonville. Final
action of the squad before breaking
up Friday was to elect End George
Simler as captain for the game.
Coach Tatum indicates he'll stick
with pretty much the same lineup
as won seven, dropped two and tied
one for the Old Liners during the
regular season. The starting back
field probably will be Vic Turyn at
quarterback, Lu Gambino and Jim
La Rue at halfbacks, and Harry
Bonk, fullback About the only
change indicated in the line is that
Tom McHugh may go at guard in
stead of AL Phillips. McHugh is the
Terps' place-kicking expert.
Bad weather and a muddy field
have prevented Tatum from stirring
up much fancy stuff for Georgia and
apparently he plans to stick with the
same split T mixture that proved so
successful during the regular cam
paign.
Maryland's main threat, of course,
is Halfback Lu (Twinkletoes) Gam
bino who accounted for total of 9O4
yards along the ground in 10 games
this year. That made him the coun-
try's second leading ground gamer
in total yards and his average of
7.23 yards a crack made his fourth
best in that department. Added to
the little passing he did, it made him
18th in total yards via both ground
and air this year.
Maryland has other runners,
though, such as Turyn, La Rue and
Johnny Idzik, and it's passing at
tack, as engineered by Turyn and
Joe Tucker, Is not the worlds worst
either.
Georgia has had its emphasis on
passing this season. with Johnny
Rauch's deadly heaving second best
in the country to Mississippi's Char
ley Conerly. This air-minded Bull
dog fired the pigskin 181 times and
connected on SO occasions for 1852
yards and 10 of Georgia's % touch
downs. Balancing this tossing,
though, is Maryland's top drawer
pass defense. The Old Liners were
the Nations third best there, per-
mitting only 40 completions of 1872
tossed against 'em. The average air
gain against the Terps per game was
only 44.6 yards.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
By GEORGE Huber

The hard part of Marylands prep
arations for it's Gator Bowl football
trip is over, and Coach Jim Tatun
is his usual self in claiming the un-
derdog role for his Terrapins against
Georgia on January l. We've got
good chance against them, but
that school never has lost bow.
game, and they should be about
7-point favorites." That points is
just about the way the odds-makers
figure it.
We've got backfield just as good
as theirs, though, and we'll give
them a tough game adds Sunny
Jim.
The Terrapins finished their local
practice on Friday with a long and
tough scrimmage session under game
Evening star., 1947-12-21
SCRIBBLTNG.S

OIH10oLlVSIS
The British Overseas Airways
Corp. proposes to replace its present
Baltimore Bermuda flying boat
service with four engine land planes
on January Is, at the same time
shifting the time of departures from
Baltimore. The new planes will re-
duce the flight time to three hours
a cut. of so per cent. When put in
operation, Constellation Speedbirds
will leave Baltimore at 7:30 pm. on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
days. The new time will permit
passengers from Washington to
have a full day of work or other ac-
tivities before arriving In Baltimore
for the vacation flight. Dinner is tc
be served aboard the plane. and
passengers are to reach the isles
about 1890 pm. Coincidental with
the new schedules, BOAC proposes
to increase its New York Bermuda
service.
Easter comes early in 1948. For
the past several years 1t has fallen
in April Next year it will be on
March %. It affects not only plans
for Easter vacation travel, but also
the date of New Orleans world
famous Mardi Gras. Fat Tuesday
climax of the carnival-falls on
February 10 in the forthcoming leap
year.
The Appalachian Trail Conference
will meet next year for the first
time since 1941. Sponsors Of the
2,O50-mile Appalachian hiking trail
the conference will convene at
Fontana Village, between the Great
Smokiess and the Nantahala Ma
tional Forest, on June 26, q and 28.
Following the sessions, three-day
camping trip will be conducted
through the western half of the
Smokes. The date was timed to
give members an opportunity to see
the display of fame aZaleas, laurel
and rhododendron.
Daytona Beach, Fla, reports its
hard sand shore undamaged by late
summers storms. So sand-sailing
in the popular three wheeled We
hicles is picking up as winter crowds
arrive. Speeds up to 60 miles an
hour are not unusual on the stretch
of bathing sands, % miles long and
Cat low tide) 500 feet wide.
After concluding series of Carib-
bean cruises out of New Orleans, the
Stella Polaris is scheduled to sail
next May % on 29-day cruise to
Europe. The yachtlike motor ship
will follow its previous itinerary by
way of the West Indies and North
Africa. With sufficient time at each
port for shore excursions, the ship
will touch Havana, Cape Haitien
in the Caribbean, st. Thomas in the
Virgin Islands, Madeira in the South
Atlantic, Casablanca, Gibraltar,
Seville and Lisbon. Passengers will
disembark at Tilbury for London
on June 10.
More than 100000 contestants are
expected in the Metropolitan Miami
fishing tournament, scheduled to
open January IL and run through
April 18. Prizes worth $4,000 are
being offered.
Cuban officials recently conducted
a survey of hotel rooms and reported
Evening star., 1947-12-21
New Orleans Results
BY the Assoeio.ed Press

|
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow.
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; 8 fur
| longs.
sildon1n. on . Game, IHnas,,, $40 sssoo s.s6 ssG
Whyso (Dippolito) 300
Time, 1:132s.
Also ran-Paprika. sunstorm, Dorko
Try Flight and Rare Back.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow.
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; fur
e:1sssh esnslals 'SSyln Gidy tAusustino5 '0 $50 a
Bolo Prince lGuerin) 4@(
Also ran-Leapolino. Fleet Imp, Old silk
My Julie, Expeditious and Gentes Mate.
Daily Double Paid $4,000.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 1900 allow.
Riehavoo 5sehouitz) $50 $50 2st
Singh (Baird) 900 AZ
Grand Entry MOON 800
Also e' ran4Bold ai-ld Harry, Crystal Dodser
PICTURESQUE and Good Hostess.
FOURTH RAcE-ePurse; 800: allow.
snfisss ka1isason ipGIs9' %ausustino, 60 go go
TsnRss.Fy Hi@s. 7y:,sss. sksen'' 4,s'
Alareish and Starry Cant.
FIFTH RACE = Purse, s1.5oo; allow
| Tulane Cheer fSchoultz) $40 429 3oS
| Gallant Foot tBadgetO 6,20 32t
Final Curtain tMocn) 2S(
Also Captain Dorset. Atomic Ase
Pokolote. stockett Trace and staging.
| SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; the Peli'
can Handicap: 3-year-olds and upward
Fleet Ridge fMts'ery, 1880 $50 329
Bodens Pal (keene) 2.St
Time. 1:47k.
| and Pomps Gal.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. 81 500: allow
ances: 3.year-olds and upward; ). miles
Gold Resnant tPorchl 7.40 $40 out
Camps First tSchoultZ) $40 out
Silver Pride fBadsett) Out
| Time. LASS.
Also ran-Lost and Found. Not True.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. SI.20o: allow
ances: 3-year. .olds and onward; Il. miles
HTsusttte ..ln .Bairdn fano,,t, ss.4o do s.SG SG
| Up Front Reenel 9.S0
| Time, 1:492s.
| Also ran-Crazy Horse. Ground Signal
Rotate, Pertinastic.. Count Chant. Fergiet
Ariel Suede. Lestabert and Outsider.
3 Fo1es
Evening star., 1947-12-21
Queen Will Reign
AtGutor Festival
Speeiol pi.poteh 10 The Sior

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec.
20.-The feminine touch will be
added to the annual Gator Bowl
football game on New York's be-
tween Maryland and Georgia
when for the first time a queen
will reign over the festivities.
The dope Is that she already is
selected but her identity has not
been divulged. It's assured, how
ever, that she'll be one Of the
prettiest girls In the South.
Maryland and Georgia players
will be presented with 19-jewel
watches after the game, and with
alligator leather straps of course.
Also live baby alligators will be
presented to players on both
teams. The captain Of the win
ming team will get q football
bound in alligator skin.
Evening star., 1947-12-21
GuIfstreum Park Results
BY the Associated Press

by the Associated Press
FIRST .RACE-Purse, S2,4O0; claiming
Radio Gunner (scurlook) 11.90 $50
Linwood Blue tTurneD $50
Also ran-shore Patrol. War Wise Blen
Psl shockoe. Gordon, Ray osullivan.
SECOND RAcE-purse. s27oo; allow
zoriel 1Kline) 1890 7.3o 4.7O
Approval tFeatherston) $40 $40
Merry T,y. TYdo5 ! esa 'weinsaro $40
Also ran-Donna Grace. Wee clootie,
Lady Marilyn, Friedy, Liza Lee, Dusky
'" efS DAILY te double paid ses)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, S27Oo: allow
Airieid (Woodhouse) $40 4.eo 900
Madgescarlett Dufl $40 $50
Fiery Sun (Hansman) 2.sO
Also ran-Burts Reward. ouatrefoil, Gee
Tee Gee. Joe Olsan, Maxmar.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. s2,7oo; allow
His Grace (Snider) 1890 $40 45(
Boxie (Claggett 1910 7.6O
Syntet CFeatherston) 4.30
Also ran-Heliotrope, Mesl, Black
Tweetie and Valdina Decoy.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. s2.7oo; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; i. miles.
Count il (Snider) 1880 $50 $50
Vinsfurlough (Wolfe) 400 2.7G
One Atom Knapp 310
Time, :494s.
| Also ran-Ned Luck. Corsican Sword
Alvin's Nom, Lou Aldrich and Longhorn
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; II. miles
Respingo (StouD 4.70 $50 2.4C
| Iodine (Woodhouse) $40 4.2C
Tweets Boy duff 3.6C
| Time, 1:4Sb.
Also ran-sublime. Donns's Ace, Bell.
wether, Kay Gibson, Kinsarvie.
| SEVENTH RhCE-Purse. S2,40O: claim.
ing. .3-year-oids and upward: miles.
ValdinA Sentry (Richard) $50 4.s0 3.4C
| Bob's Birthday (WeingerD $50 4.1t
Dawes Boy tTurneD 37o
! Time, 2:075s.
| Also ran-Aero Jack, Rose Canyon, Tor
Secret, Marine Sweep and Gsiner.
EIGHTH RACE-:Purse, 400; claim
ine: 3-Year- olds and upward: l |. miles.
Admirers Call tP'body) 11.50 80 3sC
i Overtaks Featherston) $50 2gC
Rafne House tStouO 5.lt
/ Time, 1:493s.
Sue. War Spy. Potomac
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-12-11
BOUIc CATTLE COMPLETE
PRODUCTION TESTS

BRATTLEBORO, VT, ID c c.
l0-Two registered Holstein-
Friesian cows in the dairy herd
owned by Bouic Brothers, of
Millcreek township, have recent
ly completed official production
records in herd Improvement
registry test, The Holstein- Erie
sian Association of America an
nounceS.
The higher producer of the two
was Holwyn Miss Ormsby I'M
perial with a record of tbs lbs.
of butterfat and 1881 pounds of
milk. The record was made in
333 days on two mill1ings daily
a nd at the age of 4 years 6
The other high producer was
Holwyn Starlight Jane with 7O8
pounds of butterfat and 1922
pounds of milk made in 328 days
on two milkings daily and at the
age of 5 years.