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The Master then added in the very next sentence
that those who believe himunderstsnd his teaching
will do the works that he did. And so today Cods
power and love just at hand just 40 available
a. in Jesus time Christian Science shows that the
to have actual proofs of this fact to gain the under
standing of God all-powerfuI infinite Life and Love-
unchangns divine Principle From this standpoint we can
that God His creation in perfect harmony
through divine law Emphasizing the importance of right
reasoning Mrs. Eddy writes in Science and Health
(p 1927, "Your influence for good depends upon the
weight you throw into the right scale"
As you learn to understand Gods law az Christian
Science reveals it, you will find dominion so-called
material laws and their bad effects As gain clear
idea of the boundess divine Life which and main
ains man, this will govern your thinking and you will
find freedom from fear and disease. Once let the
understanding of God divine Spirit and man His
image and likeness grow in your thought you will
come the limitations of believing to be physical
creature So Friends throw the weight of your conviction
the side of Gods omnpotent goodness and His unfal
ing care for man. and you-ke guest-can have pro-
lection and healing
selection the program Hymn No. 30
the Christian Science HYmnal
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The Devils Medicine
Continued From Back Page)

Continued From Back Page)
TO DIVINE AND ETERNAL soNsHIP WITH OUR
FABULoUSLY WEALTHY "FATHER-MOTHER
GOD, ALL-HARMONIOUS"!-WH HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON, CHRIST
JESUS PROMISED:
81 AM COME THAT YE MIGHT HAVE LIFE AND
THAT YE MIGHT HAVE 1T MORE ABUNDANTLY"!
AND HERE'S HOW: seek YE FIRST THE
KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS,
AND ALL THINGS SHALL BE ADDED
UNTO YOU"i-"A HUNDREDFOLD"-AS JESUS
ANSWERED PETER. WHO HAD LEFT ALL
FOR THE MASTER, AND ASKED. WHAT SHALL
WE HAVE THEREFORE,"
BUT-oNLY SINCERE, EARNEST STUDENTS
OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
PEOPLES!-CAN UNDERSTAND AND MEET
THE FOREGOING REQUIREMENTS! BECAUSE
HEBREWS, CHRISTIANS, ASIATICS, AFRICANS,
CoMMUNISTS-ALL OF THE HUMAN RACE
EXCEPT CHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
HAVE TWO GODS. PROGRESSED OR PROvENIN
THEIR SENsUOUS LIvEs!-sENsUOUS
ANIMAL MISUNDERSTANDING OUT
OVERWHELMINGLY SCIENTIFIC,
CHRISTLIKE-WHICH is IMPERATIVE TO
DEMONSTRATE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!-
POTENTIAL POSSESSIONS OF EVERY
SINGLE ONE!-NOW!
PART ,
THE TWO gods OUTSIDE or GODS CHOSEN
FREDERICKSBURG CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
MATTER'-WHIcH IS WHOLLY MENTAL BUT
M-Y.THli AND THE GOD OF CHRIST JESUS. INFINITE
SPIRIT
Our assertion may appear eontrsdiefed with the Com
rnvnss who accept other substance but MATTER and
she brute force attached TO it-BuT THEY CANNOT GET
AWAY FROM oMNlPREsENT GOD. divine LovEI
The Jvdeo Christian peoples accept the First Command
ent but MATTER Is solid substance 10 these prisoners Of
ths DEVIL II not they would be chrsks Christian
Scientists who understand and demonstrate. in
vrs. tho proposition that Spirit. Mind. Soul, fhs One and
Only. oF-AND iN-ths entire vniversel-cod. Hmssfl-
IS THE ONLY SUBSTANCE AND ONLY REAL PARENT IN
THE ENTIRE UNlvERSEl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

extortion, said he believed enemy murdered Rubin.e
and for
"Rubinsten stole millions of dollars from American
and there hundreds throughout the world with
motive of revenge" Lester said.
'He stole corporations After buying a CONTROL
ing interest in firm he'd take its and ..u
them of his corporations Then he would knock
the stock down and repurchase it,"
"He n awful chaser, too. He went on,
with everybody's wife and girl friend"
Lester said his in New York occurred Will.
he trying get cash interest assigned him
by COL o. r. Seagraves Dallas Gilman and fnancier WIN
said Rubnsein owed him So, 100000 deal nvolvin,
frozen Chosen assets"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

Roberta l. Edwards, 30-Ill several years.
1916 graduate Of the University of Wisconsin.
Detroit Times-
THE DEvIL-SATURATED MATERIA MEDICA-
ANIMAL ISM!-MATERIALISMl-
TOGETHER WITH HER EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
CRlPPLE!-SU-F.F-O-C-AT-E HER THINKINGi-
HER VERY LIFE HERE!
HENCE, THE VICTIM HAD TO YIELD TO THE
DEVILS DEMAND TO GIVE UP THE CHOSTll
AND MORE THAN 90 YEARSi
Hence, pertinenee of Jesus prayers.
BE not like the heather with their long prayers and
vain repetitions"i
And-"Exeept your Righteousness exceed the right
eousness OF the Scribes and Phsrasee We sha
see land enter) the kingdom of Neutrality-suspicious.
presenti-together with eternal ifei-SATURATINC
every iota of the universe with the wholly harmonious
activity OF Gods spiritual thoughts and ideasi
And our dvinely scientific, Christike eternal, in
dvdusiities consist of those spiritual thoughts idea
because in true being. Gods eternal image
and hkene"lli-found in each individual human
seiOusness ON the right aide of our faeutesi--eos
science reason judgment, spiritual sense via the Christ
spiritual triumphant invineible idea Of God Of Jesua
ct man, OF the universe of all eternal reality and right
eOus conduct and achievement
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always goes broke.
HOW Low CAN THIS
HOW HIGH


MARKET COZ
The stock market has been rising for month"; optimism
svsrywhsrs-and is ell very contagious Though times
change human does NOT for has been swsysd
Ly and greed In fhs msrkstpses since the dawn OF
civilization.
CRITICAL TIME FOR INVESTORS
Many investors, current quotations for their stocks
wealth paper than they have ever had before
Is easy TO forget In the late stages OF an vPfrsnd
that nothing forever ard that the only money that
take Of high stock market Is the same money that
ether willing TO put into H. Like game OF
musical chairs, when the music stops there Just WON'T be
enough TO 90 around.
One thing be accurately predieisd-fhsf almost ell
Of these new investors exactly did their Prsdsess-
sors Of 1912 1872 1887 and 1916. will wind up with losses
rather than profits That has been ihs vnsiIns result
Of reckless speculation in boom after boom and in bull
market after bull market.
UNcANNY PARALLELIsM OF POSTWAR MARKETS
great deal has been written recently about how dit
fcrent our modern era" Is from that OF 1872 OF
course II Is dersnfin deaibvt there eogsnf reasons
indeed for believing that the lessons Of 1919 peril
nen In 1855.
Research at the American Institute OF Finance has IN
covered an vnesnny psrsssm the markets trends after
World Wars ! and H.
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More John, the Baptist, Like
Preparation for Cod S Christ Science
Messiah to All Peoples!

WASHINGTON. D. c.. December pa delegation o.
African leaders yesterday opened the Moral ReArmsmeni
World Assembly here by telling how IAN theology Of change
in is bringing unity between the black and white race.
on that key continent replacing supremacy bloody
revolution"
Speakers from South Africa Kenya the Gold Coast and
Nigeria fold the gathering that MIRA had given Africa "a
dimension Of racial unity and greater revolution than
our sectional revolutions"
Michael ogon. Member Of Parliament and Underseere.
tary Of Lands in the Eastern kseran Cabinet brought 10
Dr. Buchanan from his Prime Minister. Dr. Nnsmdi Azikwe
assurances Of his Governments support in the fight re-
make the world.
oson said the issue facing the newly seIfsovenins
tries Of Africa like Nigeria Is will il be corrupt party die
faforship inspired Christian democracy"
These people looking TO America for theological
leadership" oson warned and whether you going to
lose your allies in Africa TO the Communists depends
whether America understands and lives and gives the deo
osy Of MRA."
theology would the threat Of destruction and whole
sale murder" he said
Fred MeEwen president Of Lagos City College. and lead
Of the nationalist youth in Nigeria said the had
with the Ngeran constitution TO fight dsuniiy within
the country Part Of that disvnity from Of
foreign deologes he said MIRA trsnsends differences and
offers the denomination Of changing To
bring this message in the hope that he American nation
may listen TO God and find change and in that change bring
unity peace and prosperity 10 the whole world"
William Nkomo Of johannesburg. founder and first pres
dsnt Of The African National Congress Youth League
was pledged 70 "bIoody revolution" said MIRA
bringing TO Africa THE true theology Of freedom"
Nkomo. who spoke the platform with George
Dsnee. weIIknown South African Boer said, when
OF the naiionsstie Beers change through MIRA
was challenged 10 change myself"
DsneeI pointed out the miracle" Of he and Nkomo
being the platform together He apoogized for his pride
arrogance and attitude Of superiority that characterized
and my people,"
MRA he concluded. had made possible the holding OF
nfsrrses gatherings in South Africa in 1854 which could
NOT have taken place in 1883 What Abraham Lincoln
for America Moral ReArmsment Is doing for Africa said
the Tolon Ma. the political leader Of Va million in the
Gold Coast What my country needs most Is unity
among It's leaders Being Of those leaders, have
ed MIRA because u the only power that lead
real sslfsovsrnns state" He cited constitutional crisis
which has been svered by the application Of MIRA principles
Mrs. Bremen Hofmsyr from ksnys. whose Father. A.
G. lsskey recently murdered by Msv Msv ierorisfs
said. Because OF Moral ReArmsment have hatred
bitterness In my heart toward the Africans am going
fight harder than 10 bring the Of change
black and white alike
She said that 500 Of the Msv Mav had renowned
their oath result Of work led by MRAirsinsd in
the Aihi River Camp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
"Rubinstein Kept Associates, Girls
Listed in Six Books"
ALL WILL BE QUESTIONED IN HUNT
FOR HIS KILLER

ALL WILL BE QUESTIONED IN HUNT
FOR HIS KILLER
Free prsss-chieaso Tribune Wire
NEW YoRK-Serge Rubnstein, &c, who chased
millions and beautiful girls with equal ardor had not one
little book but ak big ledgers lsng several thousand
business associates and sirens
Robbery was not discounted a possible motive but
police concentrated the theories Of revenge by one
his many financial victims of the Jealousy of an out.
ragged husband.
RUBiNsTEIN. AMERICAS NO. I DRAFT.DoDcER
IN WORLD WAR II and fiscal hnagler on three con.
snen had 80 many enemies that almost any explanation
might ht, police decided
Rubnstein repeatedly manipulated the Chosen Corn.
Ltd, British firm which owned Japanese concerns
ins gold mines in Korea before World War II.
Serge made millions and stockholders Loaf when
Chosen crashed The cutlery sent him from London 20
bigger doinss in Ney York.
IN HOLLYWOOD. Lester. whom Rubin...;n had A..
rested last Aug rs ochsryes Of an attempted ssss ooo
Continued Next Column ToP)
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MuIti-MiIIionaire Rubenstien-

Continued from Back Page)
MENTAL but q MYTH TO be misunderstanding the sup
possdy dying. Gods Mary Baker Eddy In her 4sh year.
God had nearly As Of detaon give His Dsush
terSveessor TO His beloved Son. Christ Jssvs-s Eddy
(From The Detroit Free Press)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Investment Guidance


VIEWPOINT
For Those Interested in the Conservation Growth
Of Capital Funds
published AMERICAN INSTITUTE FINANCE Boston Mass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
The Unsuitable Soldier

Among the many eoorfv parallels that sdorn Biblical
Tamvde literature is THE Story Of the Unsuitable Soldier
The city walls had been preached AZ dusk and The vic.
oriovs troops spread through the streets bent pIsss
One soldier boldly entered the palace Of the defeated king
N deserted Lighting torch. he found The strong
Jewels and precious metals cleaned and flashed In the
certain light.
From his tvnie he wrsnehed sack and began sviFins
II with booty But ws He precious jewels Just
beyond He emped his bag TO refill II from The richer pile
Again and again he filed the bag. only TO discover
tempting treasures
Dawn and the rsorsanzsd lsslons Of The enemy
swept back into the city in eovntersttsek The Unsuitable
soldier forced 10 nee. his sack empty the wealth that
he might have had lost because Of his avid greed for the
differing lure OF profit.
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More Significant Premature Deaths!

Roberta l. Edwards. 30-Ill several years.
1896 graduate of the University of Wisconsin.
lnefroik lines.
, 1955-11-22

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and caused the Seal of the Government Of the Vir-
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lotte, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 24th day Of
October, AID. 1856.
(sEAL)
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, 1955-11-22
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provisions of the Regulations governing the registration OF
patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Mocios 81 Fovorite to Win
World Title Fight Tonight

work, but want to see how he
reacts in the ring.
Songkitrat has strayed from
MS hotel room only to train at
the gym and work out on the
road.
Each took it easy yesterday.
Songkitrat. who takes a 6-3-1
record into the fight, has had
two previous cracks at the 49,
pound-class title, losing both on
split decisions. Jimmy Car
ruthers Of Australia turned the
trick before retiring and Robert
Cohen Of France won the cham
pionship in a Bangkok bout
September 9. Cohen later was
deprived of his title by the
MIA for failure to defend it.
The scrap, with the camps Of
both fighters expressing great
confidence. has developed con-
siderable local interest. A crowd
of $500 and a gate perhaps as
high as $4,000 is expected.
"Macias will win by a knoek-
out within five rounds" said
the young Mexican's manager,
Pancho RosaleS.
He'd better be ready" coun-
tered'Al Silvani, American trainer
for the 26-year-old Thailander.
"or Chamrern will chase him out
Of the ring"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

singles. Miss Fink is a recent
transfer from Boston, and while
representing that city she was
third in 1853 and second last
year in junior women's singles.
Also entered in individual
events are Phyllis Rae Earring
ton, 16, of Arlington. a student
at Washington-Lee High School,
and Helen Juten, 16, of Brook
mont. Md, student at Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase High.
Miss harrington is trying for
the junior singles title and Miss
Juten for the novice singles.
Washington also will be repre-
sented by a dance team, Eliza
beth Morris, a Trinity College
sophomore, and Matthew H.
Eats, from the University of
Minnesota, trying for the bronze
dance title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
10WrestIers on Card
Al Turner'S Tonight

Ten wrestlers instead of the
usual eight will perform tonight
at Turner's Arena. Included are
such diverse characters as the
japanese champion. an ex-foot-
ball player and somebody known
as Doctor x"
The main event is two-man
team match for two-out-of-three
falls, and involves Mr.. Motto, the
Japanese champion. and Brother
Frank Jares against Freddie
Blassie and Jack Witzig, the lat
ter a former football player.
The program calls for Motto
and Jares to be the Williams, while
Blassie and Witzig are the hero
types.
Doctor x, also the william type,
meets Larry Hamilton in one of
the supporting matches. Others
are Roughhouse O'Brien against
Tinker Todd, and Tex Riley
against Dick Bishop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Southeast Club Fighters
Win 3 Bouts in Tourney

Fighters from the Southeast
Club were the big winners in last
nights second round of bouts
in the Police Boys Club, Division
II, boxing tournament.
Southeast fighters won eight
matches. four each in the novice
and open division. Club No. 2
produced five novice winners.
NOVICE DIy1SION--55- pound: jerome
Edwards lS.W.j defeated Robert Parker
lSE. and Boyce Agnew tS.W. defeated
Rho5ier Brown I'D; S5-pound Bob
~ and Ray Bundy lsWl defeated
Enn1 johnson Set sE Mar pSSn %n yssss
Isle And James KiRs 81 dsteStsd =, "a:
seson, ts.EJ. defeated Howard Mitchell!
s Sam Harrison seS' e. and webster stewart
JSED defeated Charles Smith .(sWD.
eSn ReSG s 31s' Az. ks Eso E ssfeasd
tssted PETE HARDY SsW5. ls4-pound:
Howard Brown 's.Wo defeated ,s SeSIss
OPEN piviSIoN---77 pound; Terrell
Hfs shs Nj sE Carlo. sfs cnis sd T 5SssSs
sf F d.i,ss.d o asR jackson !Shn sSd
Jones t2i. i24- pound: Albert Green
s.w) defeated Nose Perry tsE).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Gene Smith 10 Fight
On Supporting Card
Al Turner's tuesday

A l0-round supporting fight
featuring Featherweight Gene
Smith of Washington has been
added to next Tuesday nights
boxing program at Turner's
Arena.
The main event Is asheavy-
weight affair matching Chuck
kid Saucer of Washington
against Hurricane jackson Of
New York.
Jackson warmed up for the
Saucer engagement by scoring q
fifth-round technical knockout
over Roy Thomas of Brooklyn at
Holyoke. Mass. last night. jack
son was battering Thomas with
a furry of all sorts Of punches
when Referee Myer Cohen
stopped the bout at 1880 Of the
fifth.
Smith, who not long ago had
enough reputation to head q
boxing show by himself, is
matched in the special 10
rounder against Braxton Reed Of
New York. Reed was supposed
to fight Smith here last fall, but
for one reason or another the
bout fell through.
Reed is a lightweight and will
have a good weight edge over
Smith. Promoter Vince Nc
Mahon talked to him on a re-
cent trip to New York and re-
ports that Reed is q confident
scrapper who can be depended
on to give Smith plenty of &C.
ton.
Reeds record last year in
fights mostly around New York
shows about $3.50 success, gen.
orally against lightweights.
Smith, sticking generally to
featherweights. won five bouts
and dropped two last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Winchester Golfer
Wins Blind DOGGY

Richard Dick of Winchester
(Va.D Country Club hit the lucky
number with a 90 minus Is
handicap for a net II to win the
first blind DOGGY prize in the
Middle Atlantic Golf Course
Superintendent tournament yes
terday at Fort Belvoir.
Dick is assistant superintend-
ent and assistant manager at
Winchester. He reported that
the new pro there, William Phil
lips, will take over April /, few
days after his discharge from
Fort Sam Houston in Texas.
Other DOGGY winners as the
superintendents paid their first
visit to the 7-year-old course
we're Thomas Pacicco of Guam
tico, 91-20-71; Louis Bargmann,
94-15-79, and Bob Shields of
Woodmont, association president,
104-25-79.
Joe Reposkey, pro-superin-
tendent at Talbot Country Club
in Easton. Md, was low scorer
with rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
BY he Asseeiosed Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. e.
Raul Macias Of Mexico, the No. /
contender, and Chamrern Song
kitrat Of Thailand. rated No. 2.
battle at the Cow Palace tonight
for the world bantamweight box
ing championship.
The State of California has
refused to give world title status
to the bout, but the National
Boxing Association will present
a championship belt to the win
ner. The scheduled 12-round
match. cut from the usual Is by
the State Athletic Commission.
will be televised nationally
(WTOP in Washington at 10
PM
Macias, q 2-to-1 favorite here,
Is unbeaten in IL successive bouts
since turning professional. He
earned the top contender tag in
the latest MIA ratings with a
decisive victory over Nate Brooks
Of Cleveland at Mexico City. This
will be the 20-year-old fighters
first appearance outside a Mexi-
can ring as a pro.
Fight fans came from Mexico
to watch what they call "Macias'
biggest moment" Old timers
are impressed with Marcias' gym
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Johnson Plans 10 Sell
Yankee Stadium Quickly
BY the Associated Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.
Mar. 9.-Arnold johnson, owner
Of Yankee Stadium in New York,
said yesterday that the stadium
will be sold within a week." He
refused to say who would buy the
property or the price to be paid
johnson owns the Kansas City
Athletics, who are in training
here.
The property on which the
Yankee Stadium stands is owned
by the Knights of Columbus.
At K. of c. national head
quarters In New Haven, Conn,
Supreme Knight Luke E. Hart
said he had heard nothing Of an
impending sale.
Any sale. he said. would have
to be made under terms Of an
agreement the stadium owners
have with the K. of c. Hart ex-
planned the terms involved an
option for his organization to
buy the stadium at the end OF
is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
NCAA Plan for ~
Secret Until Monday
BY the Asseeieted Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 9.-College
football fans remained in doubt
today over what games they are
going to see on their television
screens next fall.
The National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association Television Com
mittee yesterday again postponed
plans to announce its 1855 pro-
gram until next Monday.
This was the second successive
delay on the plans outlined In
Chicago two weeks ago.
E. L. Romeny, chairman of the
NCAA TV Committee and COM
missioner of the Mountain States
Conference, ended a two-day
meeting in New York yesterday
and said the plan would be
mailed to NCAA membership for
a vote and the result would be
announced Monday.
Meanwhile, the delay once
again complicated matters for
the Big Ten Television Commit
tee which will meet in Chicago
today.
Bill Reed, assistant Big Ten
athletic commissioner, said the
committee had expected to make
a definite recommendation on
the plans.
The Big Ten and Pacific Coast
Conferences have been in favor
of regional television and against
the game-of-the-week program
offered by the NCAA In past
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Sacred Heart Playing
In CY0 Tourney Today

Sacred Heart, defending cham
pion Of the Gonzaga Invitational
junior CYO basketball tourna-
ment, makes its first start today
in second round play. Sacred
Heart plays st. Matthew's at
pm. at Gonzaga.
Other games to follow are st.
Jerome's VS.. Holy Name, st.
AIMS VS.. st. Peters and Blessed
Sacrament of Alexandria VS.. st.
Margaret's.
In opening games yesterday,
Holy Redeemer defeated Little
Flower, 4l-28, as Sonny Lasick
scored 81 points for the winners;
st. Gabriel's had little trouble
with st. Dominic's, winning,
35-l8; st. James Of Falls Church
easily got by st. Thomas the
Apostle, 41-25. and st. Berna-
dette's defeated st. Joseph's,
1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
Joe Jones in Field
OF II al Santa Anita
By the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Mar. o.
Eleven crack horses-including
three holders of track records
were entered in today's Santa
Barbara Handicap at Santa Anita
Park. Gross purse is $28,500.
The field for the mile and one
sixteenth race. in post position
order with weights:
Porterhouse, 100; Correspond
ent, ia; Allied. 100; Spring
Count, los: Novarullah, 1l6;
Dawn Lark. lot: Berseem. 1870:
My Chief, Ill: Joe Jones. III;
Cyclotron, ITO; Star Of the For
est, Ill.
Llangollen Farms Porterhouse
and Abe Hirschberg's Berseem
are among the co-holders Of the
1909 track record for six fur
longs. Mrs. E. D. Jacobs Joe
Jones holds the mile mark Of
1:34A.
Trainer Hirsh Jacobs brought
Jockey Conn McCready here from
Florida to ride Joe Jones. Bill
Boland will be up on Porterhouse
and Johnny Longden will handle
BerSeem,