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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
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ne cave me a check and we all
got nice summer suits winch we
can wear tomorrow. | told you
they were Uncle Dayid's present"
"All right, we'll go to Aunt
Adele's big house and have lots
|of fun tomorrow and the next
day. Grandfather viii miss US a
lot for two days"
"Well stay with Grandfather"
they cried eagerly.
She laughed and Rugged them.
mo, you don't. Mary will take
care of Grandfather. And now
fos Mothers letter. Did you guess
it was from Mama?"
MAMA didn't kiss US good
bye"
Didn't / tell you only silly boys
keep saying the same thing over
and over? Mama is working hard
out in Hollywood.
MARY says nobody works in
Hollywood. They just go to
whopper parties"
.'That is one of the things Mary
doesn't know about. Here it is.
Mother says she has another small
Part but still can't find a proper
house for you out there. though
she looks every day"
MARY says she doesn't want US
cut there at all" "a
II say your mother loves you
and wants you every minute but
she simply can't manage it.
You're too young to understand
;s bout money and how people
have to work hard to earn it.p
g / IAN dfather doesn't work
hard.Y
s5e does far mora than you
think. Would you like to read big
books all day long?"
MARY says"
She kissed them quickly That's
enough. You run down and play.
Later we'll go to the store to be
sure Mary and Grandfather have
plenty of food for the two days
Wen be gone. You can tell her
well be away if you do it nicely
and quietly"
Hey started on the rum Inen
stopped still in the door. Rob
pushed Roy and Roy said:
Suppose Sir Tony comes while
we're gomez"
She laughed. "T1e won't, never
fear And remember have lot
of work to do after call Aunt
Adele up and tell her we're COM
ing"
Ito be continued)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
BY coroI HoIlisfon

~h2pter 8
.M June ana very warm after
ate spring. but Anne didn't
a even the sudden summer
ana sang happily to herself
e. - worked.
Hsas 4at ss happy as only a
a pcrson and a busy person
- oe She liked the warm air
rs through the old house.
~ Anew Il brought In dust from
street but she was quite
H.int % clean up dust II she
oi4 have The splendid sense of
siein and fun living that open
W.adoss gave.
lefhnieally she was not sup
49, 20 clean AZ all. but Mary
49, t.anif @ DO IN the kitchen
iNt nfee meals q day. Mary.
aA her mumbling and pan
-nf'nf. was the kind OF faithful
-tA horse who would never take
y cess. To Anne her duty was not
10Y fiear but she intended maxi
tit iuu cat Of IL Since the twins
tse playing In the back yard,
vas ~ q way. taking care
- mem. They loved the back
leftt which almost resembled a
Ntttfn now i was June. There
NFff itafes on the tree, even a
tF@ He~er8 on one Of the bushes,
eftf some roses on the bush that
ttny rad planted that one Sunday
u hed come and stayed all day.
e'nct 80 Tony had planted it and
teid them not 10 touch 1t, the
twins hadn't pulled a single leaf
81 HQNer. Since that Sunday he
hodnt been In % see her. A
couple Of telephone calls had
been merely brief. hurried ex-
plantations about how busy he was
a CHATTER coming up the
- stairs preceded by cluttering
veices made her realize the twins
hsd decided 10 claim her. They
rushed m. shouting, mailman,
MAILMAN" and each waved letter
q her, wanting to be first. She
carefully took both at the same
TINE and repressed the little sink
inR feeling In her heart when she
saN neither was from Tony. But
something must have reached the
twins, because they asked in uni
son.
why doesn't Sir Tony come to
see as anS more2"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

Department official explains: st
is essential to the preservation
and expansion of the democratic
way of life"
Speaking to a conference of top
Democrats in Raleigh today,
Webb pointed out that vital raw
materials come from many coun-
tries where millions live under
conditions of poverty, disease
and Ignorance. Such people, he
added, could be among the best
customers of the western powers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28
Webb Wants Undeveloped
Regions OF World Aided

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 28.--tP).l
undersecretary of State James
Webb has called for approval of
President Truman's point four
program 10 help underdeveloped
regions throughout the world. He
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-28

says it is necessary to the eeos
nomic progress of all.
Webb adds that building up
such areas lis one of the most
urent tasks we face" The State
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
Ta|kininkQ skaiGius did6ja

Prizes dvi savaites galejome
pranesti, kad Dirva susilauke
dvieju maloniu talkininku. Jie
buvo: Povilas Lukosiunas is
Australijos ir Povilas Svarcas
is Collinville, Ill. 81 karta mes
galime pranesti, kad j Dirvos
talka atejo dar trys talkininkai.
stai jie: Juozas Kapocius, is So.
Boston, Mass, atsiunte penkias
naujas metines prenumeratas,
Romualdas Dymsa is La Porte,
Ind, atnaujindamas savo prenu-
merata, atsiunte dar dvi~ naujas
metines prenumeratas, Vytautas
Grauzinis is Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dirvos redakcijai atsiunte viena
nauja metine prenumerata ir
dar pridejo 5 doleriu auka.
Dirvos redakcija, skelbdama
81 laikrascio platinimo vaju, tt
kejo, kad yra daug geru talki-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

ninku, kurie laikrasciui gall ate
tt j talka. Sic keli pavyzdziai
tvirtina, kad nebuvo klysta. Ir
reikia manyti, kad, einant j siu
metu pabaiga, kada is naujo pa
sirenkami laikrasciai, SUI kuriais
teks visus metus draugauti, mu-
su zinomi ir dar nezinomi talki-
ninkai pasidarbuos. Kiekvienas
naujas skaitytojas, kad ir nedi-
deliais inasais, yra tikras rams
tis laikrasti gerinti ir per j pla.
ciau skleisti tautine mint.
Mes laukiame atsiliepiant Dir.
vos talkininkus is tq lietuviq ko'
lonijq, kurios paskutiniais dviem
metals yra stipriai padidejusios
Laukiame ir is mazqjq, kurios
yra stipriau svetimujq veikia
mos ir labiau reikalingos tau
tines minties nuolatinio zadini
mo ir kelimO. B. G
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
IIETUVIAI AMERIKOJE
NEPAPRASTAS VAKARAS CHICAGOJE

ALT Sajungos Chicagos sky
rius yra pakvietes is Bostono
iris geriausius musu zodinio me-
no atstovus: dramos aktoriu
Henrika Kacinska, poeta laure-
alta Bernardo Brazdzioni ir ra-
sytoja humorista Antana Gus
taiti.
Lapkricio 26 d. A val. PIP. So
kol svetaineje (2345 S. Kedzie
Ave.) rengiamas literaturos va
karas, kurio programa atliks Sic
trys sveciai, talkininkaujant So
listui St. Baranauskui ir muzi-
kui A. kuciunui.
Programme bus: Baranausko
'Anyksciu silelis', A. Vaiciulai-
clio "Elenutes nuodeme", Kreves
"Daina apie sakala", Brazdzio-
nio "Vaidila Valiunas" ir KIT.
siuos dalykus skaitys aktorius
H. Kacinskas, kurio Chicagos
lietuviai dar neturejo progos
matyti. A. Gustaitis - gerai Ii
nomas laisvoj Lietuvoj ir vi
stems naujakuriams lietuviams
- skaitys nauju humoristikos
kuriniu Bern. Brazdzionis ir-
gi zada skaityti nauju kuriniu,
o St. Baranauskas, natsilikda-
mas, rengia nauju dainu reper-
tuara.
Chicago jau seniai toxic va
karo laukia. Tai bus vienas is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
/ SVEIkATA : DIDYSIS IURTAS !
DIRvOS SKYRIUS SvEIKATOS KLAUSIMAMs i
veda dr. D. Degesys, Cleveland
Vaiku paralyzius-
s SVEIKATOS KLAUSIMAMS

Pvz., jonis galima uzkresti bez-
dzione vaiku paralyzium. Kitas
uzkretimo kelias yra muses.. Jos
isnesioja sios ligos virusus vi
sur: ant maisto, vaisiu produktu
ir indy. stai kodel yra labai
svarbu epidemiju metu plauti
darzoves karstu vandeniu, ko-
voti SUI museums ko griezciausiai
ir laikyti rankas svarias.
Kaip 81 liga pasireiskia?
Ivairiai. Daznai ligonis skun-
dziasi sloga arba viduriu mega
lavimu. Temperature pakyla Xxi
SO laipsniu C. Veliau pastebi, kad
kojos pasidaro lyg nesavos, IL
gonis pradeda slubuoti arba pra-
deda skustis kaklo skausmais
ir kaklas pasidaro nelankstus.
Sic paskutiniai du reiskiniai -
koju skausmai bel slubavimas
ir kaklo nelankstumas - yra di-
delis itarimas, kad ligonis gall
tureti paralyziu. Galutina di-
agnosa patvirtina stuburo sme-
genu skystimo tyrimas, kuris,
zinoma, atliekamas ligoninej.
Daznai igoniai perserga be
komplikaciju ir mazi paralyziai
atsistato j normalia padeti. Bet
tie vaikai, kurie serga velesnia-
me amziuje, paprastai turi dau-
giau komplikaciju.
Koks gi gydymas?
Vaistu nuo sios ligos medici-
nos mokslas dar neturi. Nei pc
nicilinas, nei skiepai, nei kiti
modernls vaistai, pasirodo, nuo
paralyziaus neapsaugo.
Vienas svarbiausias vaistas,
tai ramybe. Jeigu yra itarimas,
kad ligonis gall tureti vaiku
paralyziu, butinai j reikia lai-
kyti lovoje, kol diagnose pa
aiskeja. Buna ir tokiu atsitiki-
mqy kad vaikas, rodos, visai pa
sveiksta ir pradeda zaisti, bet
ir vel staigiai atkrenta. Tie val.
kai, kurie yra labai judrus, per-
vargsta zaizdami ir nepakanka-
mai pailsi, duoda didziausia SUI
sirgimu procenta. Ramesni ir
jaunesni vaikai sveiksta geriau.
Pakenktu muskulu ir nervu
atstatymas vyksta labai pama-
zu, bet kruopstus ir kantrus
gydymas senasias funkcijas da-
linai atstato. Galbut patti sun
kiausia paralyziaus forma, tai
krutines lastos muskulu para
lyzius, kuris dazniausiai baigia-
81 mirtimi, neziurint to, kad "ge
leziniai plauciai" (tai yra toks
aparatas kvepavimui palaikyti)
ir pratesia gyvenima.
Neturejimas tikru ziniq apie
sios ligos plitima, sunkina apsi-.
saugojimo buda, bet svara ir
ligoniu izoliacija, manau, patys
svarbiausi sios ligos stabdziai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

puikiausiu sio sezono parengi-
mu. Jau zymi dalis bilietQ is
parduota. Kas nenori praleisti
sios retos progos, tegul pasisku-
bina apsirupinti bilietais. JQ ga
lima gauti Margutyje, 6755 S.
Western Ave. Galima uzsisakyti
ir telefonu - CIR 6-2242.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16

Perelta saValte Clevelande bu-
vo uzregistruota 5 nauji vaiku
paralyziaus susirgimai. Tokiu
velyvu rudens laiku tai yra
staigmena, mes paprastai epide-
miniai susirgimai cia pasiekia
didziausia skaiciu vasaros kars
ciu metu. Gi 81 vasara, neziurint,
kad il buvo ir salta, Wis delto su-
sirgimu skaiciu pakele Xxi 413
atsitikimQ, is kuriQ FL mire.
Pernai susirgimu buvo 495, is ju
18 mirimq.
ST liga yra lyg baubas zmoniQ
lupose. Neziurint, kad mirtingu-
mas nuo jos yra mazesnis, negu
nuo akutinio rheumatic, bet Wis
delto jos bijomasi daugiau, negu
visu ligu kartu. Su ia kovojama
visu itempimu, ypac cia Ameri-
koje. Daug yra pasiekta jos gy-
dyme, bet galutinai uzkirsti jai
kelia Wis delto nepasiseka. Lie
tuvoje labai retail mes matyda-
vom vaiku paralyziaus susirgi-
mu, ir daugeliui 81 liga buvo vi
sal nezinoma.
Kas gi tai per liga?
Sios ligos sukelejas yra viru-
sas. Tai yra labai mazas uz.
kretejas, mazesnis nei bacila, ku-
rio su paprastu mikroskopu ne.
gaHma iziureti. Idomu, kad tas
virusas megsta tik zmones il
tam tikras bezdzioniu rusis. Tie.
sa. bandymu keliu galima uz.
kresti viena ziurkiu gimme, bet
tik pervedant is vieno gyvulic
j kita.
Kaip tie uzkretejai patenka
zmogaus kuna, tiksliai nezino.
ma. Manoma, kad per burma
Is ten jie nukeliauja j virskini.
mo organus, o paskui per nervr
sakas ir kamienus pasiekia stu.
buro smegenis, kuriuose daz.
niausiai ir apsistoja. Stuburc
smegenyse jie sugadina nervi.
mes celes ir tokiu budu ligonis
gauna paralyziu vienos ar kitos
kdno dalies.
Kaip il plinta, sunku pasaky.
ii. Daug kas mano, kad per
maudykles arba uztersta vande-
nj, bet is pernai 495 susirgimu
statistika parode, kad tik 8 as
menys megdavo maudytis. To-
del tas lyg ir kalbetu prizes. Ant
ras kelias - tiesioginio kontak-
to kelias - nera visai aiskus,
mes daznai seimoje, kur yra keli
vaikai, suserga tik vienas, o kit
visai neserga. Nors kai kurie tos
ligos tyrejai sake, kad visi EMO
mes ia perserga, tik vieni serga
taip lengvai, kad net nepastebi,
kiti ia perserga lyg gripu ir tik
mazesne dalis gauna sunkesne
forma, kuri eina su paralyzium.
.Yra pasetebeta, kad ligoniQ
ismatos yra labai uzkreciamos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
DETROIT, MICH.
ALT S-GOS SUSIRINKIMAS

Lapkricio 19 d., sekmadieni,
1890 val. po piet, ivyks Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Tautines Sajun-
gos 4 skyriaus menesinis susi-
rinkimas Sv. Antano parapijos
mokykloje, 25th st. ir Vernon
H. kampas.
Susirinkimas svarbus. Sky
rius rengia dideli vakara sau-
sio % d. Shame susirinkime bus
svarstomi rengiamo vakaro rel
kalai. Nariai ir norintieji istoti
arba susipazinti SUI sia organiza-
CHA yra kvieciami atsilankyti.
ATS 4-to skyr. Valdyba
PAJIEsKOJIMAS
Jieskoma Sofia Trakimiene,
gyvenusi. Philadelphijoje, Pa,
Wood St. Pranesti siuo adresu: !:
O. Bielskis, 144 Lech Ave., Du
Bois. Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-11-16
UzUOJAUTA
Spalio 27 d. Chicagoje mire
PETRAS KONCHTS

SpduO ~ Il. CnlcdSOJe Hire
PETRAS KONCIUS,
buves Lietuvos Ukio Banko
Klaipedoje direktorius, lietuviu
kulturai remit "Aukuro" drau-
gijos valdybos narys.
Liudesio valandoje jo naslei
Onai Laurinaitienei KONCIE-
NEI, jo broliui prof. Ignui KON-
CIUI ir giminems giliausia uzuo-
jauta reiskia
Edvardas Karnenas
MIRE L. VALIULIENE
PraneSame giminems ir BIZ
ciuliams Amerikoj ir kitur, kad
1850 m. spalio men. 27 d. staiga
nuo Strides smugio Tunise mire
musu mylima zmona ir motina
LIUDMILA VIKTARAUSKAI-
TE VALIULIENE.
Nuliude
Pranas Valiulis
ir Elena Valiulyte Cachis
p A ID E X A
W rupinimasi mumis Euro
pole ir didele pagalba sunkiau-
siomis dienomis dekojame musu
giminaiciams Stellai ir Waite.
riui LawrynOwicz, $50 Trow-
bridge Ave-, Hamtramck H.
Mich.
Dekinga Zukausku Selma
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
Mrs. Robert kIem Inferred ThursrdaV

Mrs. Robert Klem was inferred at graveside services in Palmer Cemetery yesterday. The rites were conducted by Father James Snead of St. Michael's Church. Mrs. Klem died at her home in the Valley early last Tuesday morning. She had been in i'll health for the past several years.
 The deceased, who was A years old, is survived by her husband, Robert, and by her six children. The five Klem sons, Robert, Ted, James, August and Victor, all re- side in Alaska and were present for the funeral services. Her daughter, formerly Mollie Klem, is now living at Sioux City, Iowa, and was unable to be here.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
ARA Bid Awords To Be Announced Soon

Announcement of bid awards for several buildings to be con- structed by the Agricultural Re- search Administration can be ex- pected within the next few days, director Don L. Irwin said this week. Bids on planned construc- ton at Petersburg, Palmer and Fairbanks must be accepted, and contract awards made, before June 30, he stated.
 Bids on the Petersburg con- struction, a dwelling house, were rejected and a contract is being negotiated there.
 A house and office building are to be built at Fairbanks, and a greenhouse and storage building are to go up here at Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
Legion Auxiliary Also
 Dcnofes 10 Scout Trip

Still another sponsor has been added to the list of those who helped send Boy Scout Harry Campbell, Jr., to the national Jamboree at Valley Forge. The American Legion Auxiliary con Etributed by giving Harry fund to be used as his private pocket money.
 Harry this week wrote the Val ley Frontiersman to ask that all his sponsors be thanked for the contributions they made toward his trip. He is truly grateful for their help.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
Boldwin Son Assumes Locci Store Management

Dick Baldwin, son of Ed Bald win of Alaska Seed, Inc, assumed management of the Palmer branch store this week. There will be no change in store policy, under the new management, eX- cept new schedule of hours at Alaska Seed, MT. Baldwin said.
 Effective immediately, the company's store, located in the basement beside the Ward Bldg, will be open from nine am. until noon, and from one until seven pm. every weekday.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
Community Calendar
TODAY

WASILLA vets on-farm training class at Community Hall at 8 pm.
 SATURDAY WASILLA Library dedication at library at 8 pm.
 SUNDAY ALL-DAY work session on Pal mer library. Ao MONDAY KIWANIS Club luncheon at for mer library at noon. FAIR board meeting at Rec Hall at 8 pm.
 TUESDAY LOYAL Order of Moose at Moose Hut at 8 pm. WOMEN of the Moose at Moose Hut at 8 pm. CUB Scout excursion.
 WEDNESDAY PALMER Speakers Club at for mer library at 6:30. CARPENTERS Union at Carpen- ter's Hall at 8 pm.
 THURSDAY GRANGE card party at Grange Hall at 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
HESTER VISITS PALMER

Francis E. Hester, director of the bureau of vital statistics, was a Palmer visitor on Wednesday of this week. MT. Hester was mak- ing a routine inspection of vital statistics records in the offices of the Palmer and Wasilla com missioners.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
Coming Events

July 1-Valley Volunteer Fire Association dance. July 3-Dance at Wasilla Commu- nifty Hall. July 4-Fourth celebration at Wa silla ball diamond.
 July 16 - Matanuska Valley Sportsmens fish fry.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
THORNLoWS HAVE SON

A son was born to MT. and Mrs James Thornlow of Palmer on June 16. The baby, born at Val ley Hospital, has been named Stephen James. He weighed eight pounds, 13 ounces at birth. Steph- en is the third child for MT. and Mrs. ThornloW.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
RETURN FROM SEATTLE

WASILLA-Mrs. E. B. Hjellan and daughter, Alice, returned from Seattle this week, where Alice received medical attention.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23
M. D. IS BACK

M. D. I0 bAON
 M. D. Snodgrass returned early this week from a vlslt to tllc states. He drove a new pickup back over the Alaska Highway.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-06-23

LOSES HER TONSILS Carolyn Nelson was admitted to Valley Hospital for surgical treatment this week.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
Bush River Regatta
Swept by Two Pilots
BY the Associated Press

EDGEWOOD, Md, July "a
Virginian and Pennsylvania
scored double victories today in
the Bush River Yacht Club Re-
gatta for clean sweeps in their
divisions.
Nick Allen, jr.. of Newport News
took both heats for Class C out
board hydroplanes by whipping
aroud the four-mile course at an
average of 53.254 miles an hour
for the first time and 53.129 the
second time.
Victory in the Glass A outboard
hydroplane division went to Will
liam Gulden of Coatesville. Pa,
who won the first heat in his
Sweet Music by averaging 41.002.
He repeated in the second
event with an average of 39.630.
Joe Wotowicz was battling Gull
den for top honors until he met
with disaster in the second heat.
The Hartford, Conn. pilot had
finished second in the early heat
and was leading the field in the
second round when he was thrown
from his boat.
The dampened skipper clam
bered back aboard his vessel un-
hurt but did not finish the race.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
with Bill Leeteh

and not put back according to
law. We sincerely hope the po-
lice boats, as they are called, will
continue to make periodic spot
checks. This will save many hun
dreds of illegal rockfish and give
them a chance to grow up at least
to pan size. If party boat captains
were smart, they'd arrange with
the Salt Water Sportsman for
tags and instead of throwing these
little fish in the icebox, tag them
and release them. 1t is no trick
at all to do this and it adds great
interest to a fishing trip for any,
one but the veriest fish hog.
Latest reports indicate that the
best bet for trolling and chum-
ming for rockflsh is offered in the
bay area for Mattapeake up to- the
Baltimore light. Some nice catches
were turned in down Solomons
Island way last week, but the
main body of fish seems to have
moved up the bay. This is the
usual procedure for the rockfish.
Best fish story of the week comes
to us through Harold Classen and
the Associated Press. For the
past four years, every pickerel
taken from White Roe Lake in
New York State has had twist
in his tail. Bass and sunfish in
the lake are all normal. This
presents a real puzzle to ichthy-
ologists, who are delving into
probable causes for this phenome-
non.. While the pickerel all have
crooked tails, they swim straight,
but anglers say they are harder
to hook than normal fish and do
not fight as we'll. Classen sug-
gests that perhaps a crooked rod
and crooked bait are needed. We
might add that old Mother Goose's
crooked man might be able to
throw some light on the subject.
Evening star., 1950-07-09
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.
Stor Stoff Corresoandent

ANNAPOLIS. Md. July ga
bad break when his spinnaker
fouled and went completely under
his boat failed today to keep Eric
Nordholm, Washington sailing
ace, from a top spot in the Thistle
Class, one of 20 divisions which
sailed a double header in Annapo-
lis Yacht Clubs 18th annual re-
gatta.
The Potomac River skipper,
sailing his Flu Manchu, took sec
ond and a first position as a big
fleet of Thistles fought for both
regatta honors and the Central
Atlantic Thistle championship.
Close behind on points, with a first
and fourth to his credit, was Bill
Heintz, an old hand at sailing who
halls from West River, Md. He
raced Highlander.
Nordholm, with Carl Evans as
crew. was leading Heintz in the
first race when Flu Manchu lost
her spinnaker as they rounded
the weather mark. Highlander
then slipped past and finished
only seconds ahead of the Wash
ington entry.
185 Crafts In Competition.
A near-record fleet of 1876 boats
of all sizes and rigs raced today
in perfect weather, thanks to
fairly steady northeast breeze.
Third and final race for all classes
will be held tomorrow morning,
and prizes will be awarded by
Commodore H. H. j. Benson at
the Annapolis Club at 4 pm.
The larger cruising and racing
class yachts sailed single race
of 18 miles out in the Chesapeake.
This fleet had a broad reach to
the first mark. Spinnaker run
to the leeward mark off West
River, a long beat back up the
Bay to a buoy off the Eastern
Shore. then a close reach across
the Bay to the finish.
AL Kuehnle's 40-foot sloop Vix-
en-. a former Great Lakes yacht
sailing her first season in salt
water. was standout boat in the
cruising division. Her corrected
time of 3:01:32 was the best of
the combined A B and C classes
and assured the Annapolis skipper
a first prize tomorrow in the B
class.
Carleton Mitchell's 54-foot yawl
Carribbee, also of Annapolis and
Evening star., 1950-07-09
GoIdie Aheorn Still AWAITING
Some Word on |Missinq' Pep

for the National Boxing Associa-
tion.
i've got my lawyer all briefed,'
he added.
If Pep doesn't show UP by 2
pm. tomorrow for the weighing
in ceremonies at the District Box
ing Commission, Miller said. he'll
be suspended indefinitely by the
NBA. Goldie also is talking of a
$4,000 suit for breach of con-
tract.
If Pep does show, Bell, known
for his devastating bolo punch,
promises him going over.
I'm confident I can handle
him" says Bell nonchalantly. He
WAS great champion. but he's
slowed down. He's over the hill"
In case Pep doesn't show, there
will be no substitute thrown in
for him. Goldie says he'll find him
and make him fight Bell within
the next 10 days. All tickets pur-
chased in advance would be
honored for the postponed date.
The show has an advance of
$4,000 and Goldie expects a $40, 900
gate. ..
Goldie put through series of
phone calls to Hartford yesterday
to ViscuSi. who didn't know any,
thing more about it than-well,
GOldie.