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Show f Tuesday, June 7, 1949 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE SEX gpowmimn U Vj , 5 . r. W r' V- - 5 - MAHONEY . ! ' ' Petroleum jelly will remove To remove coffee stains from a of those soiled marks left on fingers, a and make egg yolk paste rug vinegar, add a few drops of am etc. by adhesive tape. NEEDLEWORK M O These photographs, serene and many times removed from any aura of violence, were taken in' immediate neighborhood of bottlegrounds during World War II by Harvey n Belgin, combat photographer. His rein Institution Smithsonian the showing docuof finest the one was adjudged cently mentary series produced by an individual photographer during the war. Picture at top was taken on Okinawa while fighting was heaviest on the island. In Cebu, Philippines, the appealing feature of the picture below was the friendly smile of the peasant girl. The old fisherman (right) was a character on Motobu peninsula, Okinawa. 0t monia and lather spot well: rinse with cold water, and stain should have disappeared. Warm vinegar is an excellent remover for paint splatters on window glass or screens. . ij"5 r r:t) lr (y:v r) ' , 'V ;; .C V By JOB rtMTCvUo PATTERNS Embroider Dainty Gift Linens Useful Potholders to Crochet one-ma- V iVC LOS ANGELES ANGEL5 HWE Tl-SHORTEST TRO Of OUTFIELDERS IN BASE BALL'. RED GARROTT AND RALPH BCYC STAND 5-- 6 AND "SHORTY DOM S'l DALLESSANORO 15 '. V. -- f: A Z FIRST NIGHT eASE-- S BALL GAME WAS PLAYED a 1883. J SPORTLIGHT. Palestinian, Ponder or Capof? .By GRANTLAND RICE. What About thi Belmont? at pimuco After onthetherace way home we r heard no one discussing either the Kentucky Derby or the Preakneas. The flow of racing conversation turned in the general direction of M the Belmont, to be run June 11 over the test, the real test for the r V I ( x I Z( Tr lr lf ' v - three-year-ol- n I .l Thera were three led namea most of the comment Ponder, Capot and Palestinian. The triple Qrantland Rice crQwn for m9 ls now dust and dreams, or such things as dust and dreama are made of. With Ponder In charge of the Derby and Capot on top In the Preakness, it would be no unfair turn of fortune wheel to see Palestinian win the Belmont, which he might do. The Bleber-Jacob- s horse was finishing close up and trongly In both the Derby and the Preakness and no one can say that Belmonts longer race will hurt him a bit. 'Before the Preakness I happened to run across Warren Wright, the Baron of Calumet The Preakneas distance may have been toe short for Ponder, he said. But I honestly think Pander should win the Belmont. The longer the distance, the better Ponder likes It. He cornea from far back, ZO lengths or more, and he needs running distance to make np tills ground." Parnell Ben Jones offered no prediction but he admitted that the longer the race the better Ponder would like It even up to two miles. No one can question the fact that Ponder can handle the route. What about Capot? John Gaver turned in a fine job of having Capot in perfect shape for both the Derby and the Preakness. When a horse breaks a track record, running against the time set by such horses as Wtyrl-awaCount Fleet and Citation, he must be moving in a hurry. Capot was leading at the mile In both the and Derby and the Preakness. He had the continued speed of the field. But what about a mile and a half? This la something else again. That extra quarter that J i v 4 , K ? f -- , I , , , 4 u p ' v f .. w , """V" . nY .. w. Tly'- . v'ftsdii Here in the extreme northern part of Okinawa, the primeval forest hills are sparsely inhabited and accessible only by narrow roads and trails Here was poetry, music, proverbs and the danger of snipers' bullets, when this was taken during mopping up operations. 4 4 t O K ' r !1 ?V r fields. However, this shows another picture for the powerful pull of the animal. Note the crude cart. The ring in the nose serves as a bridle. V A 5 of These huge creatures are very necessary to cultivate the rice 'h k'X v ,i buffalos water Cebu, Philippines, (left) get excellent care by their masters. V i The V se To develop his pictures, Belgin 1 i ..4 used his pup tent and waited for moonless nights to fashion a darkroom in which his helmet y. three-sixteent- hs the developing tank and canvas water bags from his jeep the means for fixing and can be a heavy test unless the race in slowly run. Palestinian haa shown both speed and stamina In his last three races the Wood, the Derby and the bePreakness. His record is ing extremely close to winning on two occasions. Ponder's most recent marks are Capot last three are Palestinian, like Capot and Ponder, la also an improving horse. Palestinian has had enough speed to run with anybody. He has been coming on. cutting away ground, in his last three big races. Capot had to fight bravely and desperately to keep his head lead at Pimlico and 1 dont think an extra 16th of a mile would have bothered Palestinian in the slightest He is both fast and strong. The Belmont will have all this plus Sun Bahrain, Noble Impulse and others. Old Rockport? Rocky seema to be (lipping instead of getting better. He hasnt bad it since he left California, although as able a trainer as Ben Jones (till believes he hasnt run his race. Mora Games Than One A day or two ago we ran into Ralph Kercheval, now in charge of Alfred Vanderbilta racing farm. How many remember that more than 10 years ago Kercheval was one of the greatest kickers college n football ever knew? Many pro coaches have tangled in arguments ai to whether Kercheval or Ken Strong was the greater kicker. Shipwreck Kelly, another Kentuckian, was always a Kercheval booster. Ralph had full early faith in Vanderbilts Loser Weeper, winner recently of the Metropolitan. "Loser Weeper has improved as much as any horse I know, Kercheval said before that race. As far as racing goes, Sammy Renick has gone out for the versatility record. Sammy started as a rider one of the best. Then be began as a racing owner and now is Involved in the television section, where he is one of the seasons video hits. "No," Sam said recently, Ive never tried training. I may take a shot at that later, Kitchen Gayety 'THIS PAIR of amusmg Colonial Cottage potholders will add a note of gayety to your kitchen. 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Good I at hl hl I jimuuflMiiAiim Rim m&immmrnmimm The one who has tried the toughest combination is Ellsworth Vines, who is battling earnestly to make as good a living out of golf as he did out of tennis. Vines has played a lot of fine golf, but he has never been the champion ha used to be at tennis. By Tom bake the Clabber Girl way with Gabber Girl, the baking powder with balanced double action . . . Ask Mother, She Knows. Gregory washing the film. annJte O Belgin's primary rendezvous In Okinawa was to record the war, but he kept another rendezvous to s prove his own belief that the horror in which he was engulfed was not humanity's inevitable lot. He found scenes like this (right) 4 i- Eli f HAS VOim DOCTOR SAIDs , ' in the middle of a gigantic war j' curious portraits suggesting that death was a million miles away. ' It is the calm peace of low tide on coral coast of Okinawa. t V ; 1 .. - REDUCE Jf ' r- v 3 h r Qgt r ' 4 lJ Harvey Belgin, 36, was born in Canada of "Latvian parents. 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