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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
Five Frauds Foremost
In Todoys Con Game
Rv naHERE woRTrN
By BAKER ". MORTEN

Chicago CAMP -- UHordcred
merchandise. phony photograph
ers. money back guarantees, earn
money at home schemes and
Uranium stock Investments are
foremost among today'a hundreds
Of frauds that many INSCRIPTIONS
concerns are using TO embczzis
the public out Of countless thouA-
ands OF dollars annually. accord
ing 10 the Better business Bureau.
Using the name OF some fake
charity, these solicitors send out
thousands OF unordered Items OF
merchandise. Captioned with such
Lfe". Flight Cancer" etc. ask
Ing the recipient 10 take tho goods
and send In tho money.
The Better business Bureau in
veAtigated many Of these hoaxea
and found that the company had
no arrangements with any institu-
ton and discovered that the whole
set 'up was racket
Greeting cards. bali point pens
handkeTchiefs, wallets. key rings.
coasters, pillow cases, and even In
one case Bible with the cmb0ss,
ed name OF "A deceased relative
were among the merchandise used
by the foundations"
Some of these tricks are direct
ed toward children In the form Of
stamps and other commodities
Tho company usually delays send.
Ing u bill until several days after
delivery Of goods. assuming that
by tho timc the bill arrives the
child viii have pasted some OF the
stamps or what have you. In an
album and will want To keep a.
In cases such ~ this, an i'm
portant reminder IL that you are
not obligated 10 pay for any TN
ordered merchandise unless you
use a. You don't even have TO
acknowledge or return Il II the
SENDER sends for II, YOU can de-
mAnd storage charges
BETTER yet. don't Acknowledge
buy or return their goods and
don't sign or return their busi
nrSs-rcply cards,
Any such business that you are
In doubt about, notify your Bet
ter business Bureau or Chamber
of commerce.
II COD. or insured unoriercd
mail comes Ia you, contact the
post office. the shipper is wolat-
ing tho law,
Phony photographers use such
gimmickS a. We need your child
Tor modcl" or TO enter baby.
personality contest angle,
They offer 81 coupons emitting
the customer to a 81 picture which
often after pressure. costs $50 TO
$50
Bewurr these gyp artists IKE
the plague Deal only with firms
or persons YOU know and trust
The money back guarantee rac-
kct brings tho customer worth
less supply of merchandise and
countless numbers 81 tricky tech.
csntics when refund IL sought
one Illinois buyer wrote seven
letters and waited II months get
ting $50 refund on 81 as pur-
chase.
II takes about an hour a dsy
and YOU can easily make over $50
4 week" This Is typical ~ nc
Earn money AZ home fraud
After buying = train load ot
literature. printed cards instruc-
tionsl pamphlets etc, instead q,
making $50 week. YOU lose al
most that amount This sweet
racket has r,uckcd nearly half
million dollars from John ruhpc'S
pNckct and made one nrm rtch.
Commenting on this, Victor II
NvhcrE. president % the A<sHcis-
ton % Rettcr business Bureaus
said. The Eimmick In a traudu-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

ant. But in the long run IT'S the
propaganda battle that win do
tsrmine what happens In Asia.
The Communists are convinced
that time In on their side because
they're convinced we're too stu
pid 10 move with the tide In Asia"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
CARD OF APPRECIATION

NY sincere appreciation and
thanks to my many friends who
remembered me in so many
thoughtful ways during my re-
cent illness. I shall always be
grateful for the inspiration Of
such wonderful gestures Of friend
ship at a time when they meant
so very much to me.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cassius, 1905 w.
Central Av., st. Paul.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05

attack
Funeral ser
vices for Mr..
Pr Ike W ere
held on Thurs
day. August 4,
at 2 p, m. at 81.
Marks Evangeli-
cal Luthe Tan
church. where he
was a member.
Mr.. pranke Ia
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-05
n. p. Pronke. City
Offieiul Dies Auq. ]

Herman Pranke, lii6 Randolph
Az. deputy commissioner Of
Public Works since June. 1850,
died suddenly on Monday, Aug.
1 at his home. following "a heart
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Evening star., 1955-08-21
Nashua Stages
Fastest Drill

SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY,
Aug. 20 up. - Belair Studs
Nashua, with Eddie Arcaro in
the saddle, turned In another
impressive public workout after
the second race at Saratoga
today.
The huge son of Nasrullah
|blaged s furlongs ON the fast
track in 1:l2, and eased up
seven In las. It was the fastest
drill recorded since he began
training for his match race with
Swaps at Washington Park
August 81. Earlier In the week,
Nashua had worked 7 furlongs
in l::262s and q mile In l:403s
on q sloppy track.
Nashua will get his final drill
Wednesday before leaving the
following day for Chicago.
Arcaro merely waved the whip
at Nashua through the stretch,
Evening star., 1955-08-21
FOUR WINNERS PUT
SHOEMAKER ONLY
2 BEHIND TACK

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 ~
Jockey Willie Shoemaker to-
day rode four winners at
Washington Park. three OF
them in q row. to close in
on Willie Hartack In their
race for national riding
honors.
Shoemaker won the third
race on Chino Red before
riding Swaps to victory in
the American Derby. Silent
Shoe" followed with tri-
umphs aboard Sabourin In
the eighth race and Chall-
cote in the ninth.
The four victories gave
Shoemaker a total Of 251 for
the year. This left him two
behind Hartack, who ran his
string to 253 with two win
ners today. He scored on
Sky Capers In the second
race and Pegeen in the fifth.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
|43 Glasses Listed
For Horse Show
AT Huymurket

The st. Paul's Parish horse
show at Haymarket. Va. next
Saturday will include 43 classes
for II divisions.
There viii be two complete
programs. one starting at Q am.
and the other at z pm. under
lights. Stands with q seating
capacity of 1000 will be erected
'on the grounds. adjoining the
intersection of Routes is and SIS.
Entries have been received for
the green conformation hunter
division, regular conformation
hunter, small hunter, regular
working hunter, jumper. pony
Iequitation, pleasure horse, Ara
Ibian and, to catch anything not
covered in the above. the mis-
Icellaneous division.
DR.. John Aldred and Mrs. E.
M. Latham are co-chairmen of
the show. which will have as
Judges william H. Frick of Potts
town, Pa; Stephen o. Hawkins
of Bedford Village, N. Y. and A.
e. Cunningham of Richmond.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s2I.5O

THIRD RAcE--Purse. $4,000: claim.
ing: hurdles: 3-year-olds and up: about
caTtksGs tsasrghy, 500 ..lo s.ss g
es orestss saS' kid, Rms oReses, Are6sSpss
IL Here's Why. rripperty. Time. 3:53ss'
FOURTH RAcE-Ths Sao Grand unien
year-olds; 9 furlongS.
! Career Boy lW'dhSe, e.lO 500 $50
Mans Mink Iestsrl 1899 S-5o ss
Canadian Champ Aughill, Jean Bap-
tiste. The River, Decathlon. Time 1:l25s.
whitney entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500: allow
Snsss sIss Rs.s t,ess. isISns ssS s1a
Hurry By CMeesh'ssl $50 i.eS eS
Royal Hostess, Gay Keeper: Galiair.
PelsR9ir- I.iga villa. sweet MUSIC Time
SIXTH RACE--The saEatoga Hsndi-
cap: purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-oids
and up: Ia miles.
Social HoTr; ouas.s. sGTscr,a Mc1 800 sao ~ sus ss
Artismo, 1 cheystion. Time, 2:o4as.
. aFoxcatclier Farm entry.
snxsss s-yssIsslds ~ and e'Si Sp. &ilson on
Bisskvay twoedhossO SEQ $50 500
Or. Jekyn tGHerinl 4.S0 $40
jim Dandy. Mr. Phai. Wise Tod. Tar
Jonah, Rosy Finch. churn, Marks Paz-
Aifi fti1dHTH iFs y RaycE-pur.e $4,000, eiaim-
Pistterpuss in ssa.11 1finsieyl I si.so 1910 go
Great Artist tGuerin) $40 100
Midyear fBaileyl $40
That Heltop. Cedar jungle. Time i:55ss.
4
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Columbia Defeats
Arcade, Seeks to
'CIinch Title Today

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 20
(Special)-The Columbia Girls
softball team, Of Washington.
DC, defending champion, de-
feated Arcade Pontiac, also Of
Washington. To. here tonight in
the Central Atlantic Women's
Regional softball tournament.
The two teams meet again at
/ 80 pm. tomorrow. A victory for
Columbia. only unbeaten team
in the tourney. will give it a Sec
ond title and representation in
the world series at Portland,
Ore, Labor Day. A win for Ar
cade will necessitate a third
game.
Earlier today Columbia de-
feated Virginia Dairy. 40. and
Arcade won over the Richmond
Pollyannas, 7-4.
In tonight's game, Ann Hern-
don gave up but two hits and no
earned runs to Arcade and led
Columbia's 7-hit attack with two
singles.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
DAILY Double PAID $500

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
.9ss:s Sss. Sss 9sS s.s $50
CANA Gsms 6:Hs.fss 66sss atSsa5' Coz o'' i.sS
Our Holiday, ReQuestetts. Like Magic,
Ben A. Jenss. Marks Hickey. J. r. Jones'
Klisworth entry.
FOURTH RACR-Purse,. S4.500; allow
ances; S-year.olds; 3 furlonGs
Pine 9sHs s.s.m.SSs m,SSss'' $50 SsS s.se sSS sSS
Roman Hssrt. King shsnnon. Prince
Eric. Eig 6wiv. Time. 1:10ss.
o,PrI FIFTH RAcE.Hsndieap: purse; .;;,;sns: SIC:
PsSeen P tHartack, 4.so $50 $50
Trip Lightiy tScurlock) 500 a40
..iisfdains sisSsins 5a1,, sizp.no. II. Actress
Time, 1:1oss.
Sixth RAcE-Purse $1,000; allow
sHcs; 4iyssr.olas and "; ~ ~ sSrionsSs; 81
Hssty ksaa iAdsm.l $50
sponaens. Beanir. sun David, Time
SEVENTH RAcE-sloo.ooo added
The American Derby. s-Sesf-olds; Il.
Trsfie Juage tAndsrsen) $40 out
nass Honeys 'AaiSas AliSi. Ambiguous. summer
eoistiee. Time, 1:543s ION the turf. hrm):
equals American record.
EIGHTH RACE-Purss - 500. claim
ing, 3-year- -oids and up. " miles.
SahOurin fE'makePl 1880 $50 4.10
For Free ~. AdamsD zoo 5.A0
The Eagle tBFooks) $40
Armed Truce. Devils Verse, NAsco
Da CANA. Road-star. Little Imp. Time.
Reineman- johnson entry.
NINTH RACE-Purse So, 900. claim
tng. 4-year-olds and up. b miles;
dh-Red Shirt H'kny 12.o0 11.40 100
Dat ssy, Cars Abbie, A Gem. Floyd
e, oueenss Regret, Happy Age. De-
mosthenea II. Time 1:46.
dh-Dead heat for 6rst position.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Now Hear This
Wins Finale at
Town
~ A star stan Correspondent

~ - star 1t8n NOfNcoGokauEaS
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Aug. 20.-W. w. Longs Now
Hear This. a hard charging
chestnut gelding, came up in the
stretch to nose out M. H. Dink-
er's Fling in the feature race this
afternoon as Charles Town closed
its 44-day summer meeting be-
fore 5.144 fans.
Meeting In the Petee Wrack
at about seven furlongs. the oc-
casion marked the second time
Now Hear This has mastered
Fling at this distance and the
third victory Of the meeting for
the son Of Ace Admiral-Sona-
dora.
Now Hear This and Fling were
co-favorites In the betting. Fling
took an early two-length lead
over Granneal as the field OF
i've moved into the clubhouse
turn.
Jockey Joe Servis. up on Now
Hear This, made his move down
the backstretch. Racing into the
turn for home, Now Hear This
drew with in a stride or two OF
the pacesetting Fling. Down the
homestretch the pair battled
until a jump or two from the
wire, then Now Hear This poked
his nose in front to pay his
hackers an even $6. Fling settled
for second money. with Gran
neal third. Becky's Sock. Charlie
Ford and Dams First were OUT
run very early In the test.
The total mutuel handle for
today's nine-race program was
$3I7. .265 and the total for the
six days Of racing conducted by
the Charles Town Horse Show
Association was $i,356.835. The
grand total for the entire 44-day
meeting was $i2.790. .457.
e. C. AIlnutt's Belmont Belle,
got the daily double away to q
fine start by winning the FIRST
race at $3.50. nosing out the
3-to-2 favorite, Scottie Boy.
Jockey Buddie Root rated Bel
mont Belle on the early pace and
turned the mare loose in the
stretch to run over horses in the
race for the wire.
The. double returned $3.50
after B. M, Prices Astrum won
the second race, . test over the
Charles Town course, in 1:l92s
at $40. The numerical combl-
nation was iQ-2.
LIangollen Farms Babbling
Brook, with Joe Servis up, proved
Q popular winner In the nth
race. a sprint Of Az furlongs.
Babbling Brook went on Of $3.50
for So and STAYED OF the onrush-
ing Stunning Date. q 35-to-1
shot, to win by o half length.
It was the second victory Of the
meeting for the Endeayour-S Sing
ing Pebble filly.
The Washington-owned Al
trude, the property of A. c. Paul,
moved into the picture by win
ming the sixth. a claiming affair
at q mile and one-eighth.
Sammy Palumbo was aStride Al
trude, which gave him a riding
double for the day. Altrude. the
heavy choice with the crowd,
paid $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Area Horses Win Titles
In Bath County Show

formidable point score. The f1nal
scores were 23-22.
John S. Pettibone Of Middle
burg. whose successes with his
first year show stable seemed
to be curdling q trifie when the
good young hunter Duke Of
Apeonian had some rough breaks
on Friday. stepped back to the
top Of the list today with a
breeding championship. His
yearling colt by Happy Buckle
Good Sulka, which has won al
most q dozen tricolors since May,
topped out the division for year.
lings. two-year-olds and racing
prospects.
Pettibone's Miss Priss. q child,
hunter. also upheld the stable
i1onorS with Q victory In the
Junior hunting attire class.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Value Of Sysonby
Raised to S100, 900

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug
20 up. - The value Of the
Sysonby Stakes at Belmont Park
September "a has been increased
to $100, 900, it was announced to-
day by officers Of the sponsoring
Westchester Racing AssociA Jon.
The race will be at mile and
an eighth on a weight-for-age
basis in an attempt to lure Swaps
and Nashua. the years two
great 3-year-olds, to compete
against such older horses as
Helioscope and High Gun. Swaps
and Nashua meet in Washington
Park Wednesday August 81, In q
100000 winner-take-all match
race
Evening star., 1955-08-21
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s2O.sO

THIRD RACE-Purse, S3.700; claim
wedding Ring tG1'zl 2O.40 $50 go
Lesk's s Last ReEslbuse' o'oe 3.So So
q Noble TanE. Knoekanso' Steven 8.
3 Potato Chip Farm-Edwards entry,
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
Yoek Tom SShukl 800 500 s.6e
Thither tBeulmetisl sea
Or. Ben r., Sour Note, Our Emblem,
Roman Mirage. Count cavour. Time,
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
sss Feiss SIsi SIittv2l ttv2lsssn.j ss.oS StOnt 500 s.se
Persian clag tBeuftis) $50 3.sS
TOP vaias. Blue vet Derry. Kcfo to
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
sssl and sgc aP sS Sr0as sd
Post Prandial tGsnaaleD $50 4.O0
Kope's Baby. Dinner winner, Bisess
0snsK; SRvKt;Tsf wff q Woe Time; s,,isi;e c,,,
Turf Handicap: purse. SIS, 900. added:
County Cisre sBeaim's, 900 lo 100 s.a0
{ E...sI E .cats,.nS, sh 1900 go
! Brown Rcotsr. Roman Rocket. 6 Sun
Ruler "a. Mr.. FIRST, / Geeeee. skipper
Bill. Impasse, Old Glendale. { The Hon,
Grand Statute. Time. l:37sS.
Charfran Stable entry.
Godfrey-Kline entry.
EfGHTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
,ng; 3.ysar -olds; 1a miles:
psyiss Dream lstev'nj $50 SO
Tulffiny (GouRnIel1 A0
Evening star., 1955-08-21

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Continued from Page C-l
lclocking was :2sa. at the quarter
mile. :47% at the half. l:l1h
at three-quarters. 1889 at the
mile. l:48's at the mile and one
eighth.
Swaps Owner Pleased
After the race. Owner Ellis
worth said that "There is no
doubt this race win bring Swaps
10 his peak condition. although
II wouldn't say that this was one
of his toughest races"
"EIe needed this tougher COM
petition after more than q
months lay off," Ellsworth said
in referring to Swaps last start
lin The Westerner ct Hollywood
Park, July Q. II feel he win be
even better against Nashua in
the match race.
Meshach Tenney. the trainer.
said: We're very happy Swaps
showed Chicago fans his true
form. Despite the margin Of fin
ish, I thought Swaps won easily.
The race was all over at the
eighth pole as far as our outfit
was concerned"
Shoemaker added that he
thought Swaps was q little tired
toward the end.
Anderson. Traffic Judges
jockey. who took over when Dave
Erb had to cancel out with a virus
infection, said, II possibly might
have made my move o little too
late. We were really flying
at the finish and ! sure wish we
had a couple more jumps to 60,
and that's not taking anything
away from Swaps"
Evening star., 1955-08-21
Speed Rouser Beats
Eaxored Racinq Fool

CLEVELAND, Aug. 20 R.-
Speed Rouser, with Al Popara
aboard, won by a neck over the
favored Racing Fool today in
the $24:450 Great Lakes Stakes
at Randall Park. Craigwood was
third.
The 3-year-old Speed Rouser,
owned by the s. g. Babbitz
Stable, covered the mile and one
sixteenth in l:43b. He paid
$1,000. SIS and 81.