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LOW COST f>!SH
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[ Place the round in a grca.vd pan.
adding a bit of butter to cacli.
1 Brcwn In a hot oven (400 to 415
F.). or under a broiling flame. One
cup of uncooked rice makes a I tout
twelve patties Sf'rvc creamed
meats' or creamed vegetables over
, the rice patties.
Raked Creamy Hu e Pudding
3 tablespoons uncooked rice
1 quart milk
1-3 cup sugar
Ti teaspoon nutmeg or cinnamon.
’j teaspoon salt.
Wash the rice, add to the re
maining ingredients, and .stir the
mixture. Pour into' a baking dish,
and bake 2'j to 3 hours in a slow
oven '285 to 295 ). Slir three or
four times durinng the first hour.
One-half cup of raisins may be
added if desired. The crcamincss
and delicious flavor of thi., pudding
result from long Slow co l;.
Rfee Left-Overs
Substitute cooked rice for bread
crombc in making m<*.it leaves or
scalloped dishes.
Combine left-over rice with the
less tender cuts of meat in making
stews.
Make a stuffing for tomatoes by
mixing boiled rice with chopped
meat, minced green pepper and cel
ery; or omit the chopped meat, and
as a stuffing for meats or fish
VIOLATES STATE
GAS TAX LAW; TO
HEAR SENTENC E
1 Pleading guilty to a charge that
lie violated the state gasoline ordin
ance. S. M. Bergman will be sen
tenced this morning at 9:30 by
Judge Frank M Ryan.
According to Percy Nash, public
mice commission inspector, who
made the complaint. Bergman is the
operator of a gasoline station where
the quality of the commodity was
misrepresented.
According to the Nevada law,
'each day violation is punishable by
a jail sentence of up to six mouths,
and it fine of $500 or lev.. Bergman
pleaded guilty to one day's viola
tion aud will be •sentenced at 9:30
this morning.
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THREATENS HIS
spouse, Jailed
Found guilty yesterday in Justice
court of threatening ihc life of his
wne, John Liban, former Six Com
panies employe living, near Holly-,
wood, east of Las Vegas, was jailed
la St night for a six month term.
Lilian's wife ran a roadside stand
near their home, and testified to
the threats made against her. Liban '
was jailed in default of a $500 peace'
bond set by Judge Ryan, and will
serve the six months in the county
jail. ■ •
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Quickly Prepared
For Busy People
FOUNTAIN
LUNCHES
Las Vegas
Fharmacy
“FOUNTAIN LICIIT LUNCH
I'irsl at Fremont
£
I STARS TO MEET
0 CO. ENGINEERS
Tni' adorn on ■> the Vegas
M! Star will rtnsh with Houhljr
City< Big Six Engineers at the La*
V: gas ball pork.
In the future the All Star lineup
win be known by the name of thi»|
firm who purchased the uniform
each player is wearing. The local
lineup at prrsen' will consist, of Ala
meda Oih Tower Mark'd, Homer,
Las Vegas Club The State Cafe. .1.
C. Penney. Rainfanv Club. Smith!
and Halt.
The P;: Six Engineer* will bring
Reese. Moore. Ackerman, Ntmges-j
srr, Liyin'.-ton. Rainc, Phillips,
Hldorn. Boston and Orlander.
Sunday the All 3,ar will play a
game wiili 1111 Vegas' Giants on the
Las Vt as field.
TO TRY OUT FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES
W. "Birch" Bennie, former U. S i
C. football player and all around!
athlete who has been working in
Boulder City since October is re-i
turning to Los Angelos this evening
where lie is due on Jitnr 11 to try
out in the preliminaries for the
Olympic games to be held in Los;
Angeles this .summer. Bennie is en
tered in various gymnastics in flic
games and will hvc at Olympic vil
lage.
Bennie expects to return to Bould
er city a . sopn as the preliminar-,
ies are ever.
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WANACKR (JI ITS
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 10. <U.R>
John Savage, business manager1
for the Kansas City Clues for the
past 1! years, has severed his con
nection with the American associ
ation baseball club, it was announc
ed today by George Muehlebach, t
president. No successor will be ap
pointed. Muehlebach said.
COAST LEAGUE ]
RESULTS_
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Los Angeles 000 100 000 111
Hollywood 001010 llx 4 12 1
Moss mid Campbell; Page and
Mayor.
Srin Francisco 009 010010 5 11 0
Oakland 000 011 011—4 8 1
Zlnn and Walgren; Thomas, Lu
dolph and Read.
Sacramento 020 004 100—7 12 0 \
Missions 000 010 010—2 7 2
Flynn and Wirts; Cole, Bowler
and Ricci.
Seattle 200 101 514—14 10 0
Portland 017100 021— 5 9 1
Nelson and Cox; Zahni.srr, Ja
cobs and Paimisano.
WIVES ENTER EAR1
( HEWING FRACAS
Assistant District Attorney Roger'
Foley will ibov immediately to the
prosecution of Mrs. Juanita Shuey
for her alleged assault on Mrs. Mar
ie Bauer at the same time Bauer
lost an ear m a brawl with Glen
Shuey. according to the complaint.
Tim preliminary hearing of the
state vs. Mrs. Shuey will begin June
16 at 2 p.m.. before Judge Frank M.
Ryan, with Attorney J. R. Lewis re
presenting the defendant.
With the hearing cf Glen and Le
Roy Shuey, charged jointly with
mayhem, as the result of the alleged
)iting off Bauer's ear, coming to a
;’oxe yesterday. Judge Ryan grant-,
?ri a motion by the prosecution to
dismiss the mayhem charges against
LeRoy Shuey, the younger of the
brothers, for lack of sufficient evi
dence.
All the evidence against Glen
Shuey having been taken at the
hearing which concluded yesterday,!
the testimony will be read back to
the witnesses as’ soon as the court,
has finished reading oack the evi
dence ip the case of the state vs.
Maurice Keyes, sometime next
week.
MYKKIAGE LICENSES
PlTCHET r WILLHOIT: Harvey
W., 43, of Los Angeles, and Edilli
35. of San Dimas. Calif.
MURPHY—WEBB: Howard Lewis.
30, of Boulder City, and Audria
Pearl, 21, of Las Vegas.
DcSHIELDS — CALDERWOOD:
George Miller, 37, of San Fran
cisco, and Leona Alwin, 26, of
Arvin, Cal.
DAVIS — CASSLER: Willard. 33,
•and Florence. 32. JaoMi of Las Ve
‘gas.
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BATTLE ROYAL
NEW YORK. June 10. iU.P'
Smouldering ill feeling between the
Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodg
ers flamed into a battle royal at
Ebbets held today, and the fight
loving Flat bush fans enjoyed a
doube treat, a good free-for-all
fight and a Brooklyn victory.
This defeat cost Chicago the lead
in the National league, as the Bos
ton Braves again climbed to I la
top.
The melee, which had been brew
ing for some time, started when
Bill Jurges, Chicago shortstop, and
Mickey Finn. Brooklyn third base
man. became involved in fisticnli
Finn was onr of the runner: put
old on a double piny, completed by
Jurges in the first inning.
Woody English, Cubs’ third ba .■■
man. Joined the fight, and Brook
lyn players swarmed out of their
dugout to save Finn. The Cubs
lushed in from all parts of the
held, and soon list: were flying in
all directions.
Managers Max Carey of the
Dodgers and Rogers Hornsby of the
Cubs aided Umpires Klom and
Reardon in trying to halt the bat-,
tic. This was accomplished after
15 minutes of merrj slugging. Finn
and Jurges were put out of the
game.
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SARAZEN WINS'
BRITISH OPEN
SANDWICH. England. June 10.
(UP Of ne Sarazen the sawed-off.
hard-hitting little professional who,
. during his many years of cam
; paigning has compiled a record
second only to that of Bobby Jones,
today added the daddy of all golf
| championships—the historic Brit
ish often—to his impressive string.
Wi'h Edward of Windsor follow
ing his play, Surnzen streaked
around the long and tortuous
Prince's Course twice today, mak
ing the first lap in 70—four below
par and ihe second in 74. Those
two sparkling rounds gave him a
grand aggregate of 283 for the 72
neles and the championship
His nearest competitor was Mac
Donald Smith, the dour Scottish -
!>om American. Smith, often refer
red to as the world's finest golfer
who never has won a major tour
nament, suffered the heart-break
ing exp< l ienee of shooting a fine
288—a score that would have won
any but the current and 1927 tour
naments and still finishi/ig second
MEMPHIS. June 10. (UR)—George
Lott.- Chicago, and Bryan Grant.
Atlanta, battled their way to the
singles finals of the national clay
courts tennis tournament today.
They will play tomorrow for tlio
title.
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HELEN LEADS |
TEAM TO WIN
WIMBLEDON, Eng.. June 10. (U.R)
—Great Britain's hope to even the
Wightman cup score with the
United Stale- suffered a rude jolt
today when the Americans, headed
by the one and only Mrs. Helen1
Wil1' Moody, scored a clean sweep!
ui the evening day’s three matches. I
Victory in either of tomorrow's'
three singles or one doubles en-,
gBgcmeiits. will give the United'
States the competition lor the!
sixth- time in ten years.
Mi's Helen Jacobs, stocky Cali- 1
fornian. sent the TJ. S. forces off to ]
a flying start when she triumphed
over Miss Dorothy Round. G-4. 6-3,
in the opening match. Immediate
ly after Miss Jacobs Iffl the court
Mrs. Moody came on to defeat Mrs.!
Eileen Bennett Whitliiigstali. 0-2,'
G-4.
With the singles out of the way.!
Miss Jacobs paired with a si ter.
Californian. Mrs. Lawrence A. Har
per, America's No 1 ranking play- 1
er in 1930, to defeat the British j
combination of Miss Round and
Mrs. L. R. C. Mitchell, G-4, 6-1. j
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R E S II L T S
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at New York 000 003 10): 4 7 0
Lucas and Lombardi; Hubbeil and
Hogan, O'Farrell.
Chicago 000 020 010 3 6 1
at Brooklyn 000 002 20x 4 It 1
Grimes, it. Smith and Hemsley;
Thurston and Sukeforth.
Pittsburgh 00!) 200 200 :> 15 1
Philadelphia 030 010 1lx fi It 2
Meine and Grace; Benge and V.
Davis.
—
St, Louis 010 000 000 1 9 0,
at Boston 000 101 00.x 2 .8 0
Hallahan and Wilson; Brandt
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American League
Philadelpha 002 020 200 4 10 11 2
at Cleveland 013 011 000 1 7 12 2
Walberg, Grove and Cochrane;
Hudlin. Harder and Jewell, Myatt.
Washington 100 101 070 10 14 2
at Chicago 000 000 090 0 3 5
Crowder and Spencer; Jones,
Thomas, Caraway and Berry.
New York 200 003 lit) 01 » 13 I
Detroit 210 000 031 00 7 13 0
Pennock. Brown, Gomez a n d
Dickey; TJhle, Herring, Wyatt, Hog
sett and Hayworth.
Boston 000 000 201 3 11 1
St. Louis . 000 000 40x 4 9 0
Michaels, Kline and Tate; Hadley,
Kimsey and Ferrell.
JAPS IN SEMI-FINALS
COPENHAGEN. Denmark. June
10. (U.R) — Japan advanced to the I
semi-final round of the European
ione today when its doubles team
if Xwao Miki and Jiro Satch de
feated Poul Henriksen and. Finer
Ulrich, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2.
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LOS ANGELES, June 10. <U.R>
Baby Sal Sorio. 146, San Bernar-;
:lino, Calif., scored a technical1
snockout over Mushy Callahan, 145,
Los Angeles, in the seventh round
if the scheduled ten-round main
■vent here tonight.
' AGE WANT AI>K
„ BRING RESULTS
DISDAINS CATERPILLAR CLUB
VNrrrn n»jvs
When the airmail plane piloted by !. J. K> nilin, 34, San Diego pilot, caught fire 2,090 feet above
Fresno, ( alif., Rcmtin chose to reiaiin with the ship and bring it down rattier Ilian "hale out." Short
ly after he landed and .jumiicd lu *.•"•{> the phiur was reduced to a mass of ruins. Kemlin is shown
lit the inset. .
Boston Braves Recapture Lead In
Nations! League With Win Over
Cards; A’s Rise To Third Place
NEW YORK. June 10 fU.R) — The
Beaton Brave- recaptured the lead
in the National Leagu' today by
virtue of their 2 to I victory over!
t!i S'. Louis Cardinals, while the
Chicago Cub. dropped to second
place, losing lo Brooklyn, 4 to 3.
Eil! Uibaiiski's single in the sixth
inning .scored Worthing,Um with the
,v inning run for the Braves. Big
Ed Brandt emerged victorious from
i pitching duel with Wild Bill Hal
lahan. Brandt yielded nine scat
terrd hits to the Cards, while Hal
lalian allowed Boston eight.
Aft o’- a 13-minute fight between
players had been halted in the first
inning. I Ire Chicago-Brooklyn game
gas resumed and Brooklyn won
with two-run rallies in the sixth
and .seventh inning. Hollis Thurs
ton held the Cubs,to six hits, one of
I hem a heme run by Hemslcy in
the fifth inning with one man on
base. Grimes and Smith yielded 11
hits to the Dodgers. ;
me vm.-iimau rtru- ’miiDi'ii into
tlic cellar by losing tlieir fourth
straight game to the New York
Giants, 4 to i. An error by Grant
ham in the seventh inning led to
the Giant's winning run. The New
Yorkers had staged a three-run
rally in the sixth inning for their
other scores. Babe Herman homer-,
d for the Reds in the fifth liming
with Roettger aboard.
Philadelphia’s Phillies rose out of
the cellar by nosing out the Pitts
burgh Pirates, ti to 5. A fumble by
Douglas in the eighth inning per
mitted Davis to come in from third
with the winning Phllies' run. Paul
Waner homered for Pittsburgh in
the seventh.
Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Ath
letics rose to third place in the
American league by beating Cleve
land, 10 to 7, in ten innings, there
by dropping the Indians into the
second division.
’A four-run rally in the tenth won
tor the As after Lefty Grove had
•ome to the rescue or Rube Wal
lers: on the Philadelphia mound in
that frame. At Simmons slammed
out his fourteenth home run of the
season in the seventh, and his Phil
tdflphia teammate. Mickey Cooii
rane, drove out another four-bag
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■ r ir. i he same inning.
The New York Yankees nosed out j
D: roit. 8 to 7. in 11 innings. A
■ ir •!(• by S well, .scoring Combs, ac-|
con it a. for the Vau'rs- winning rum
ir h eleventh. This dropped the)
Ti-.er in fourth place. Sehub! ;
dm. ism h.me runs for Detroit ini
the md and eighth innings. Lef
ty etc took the Yank mound in
tb • mr ii, followin'* Pennock and
Brown, and was credited with his
eltv. tii victory in 12 starts. Lon
Gehri homored for New York in
the firs inning with Babe Ruth
aboard.
C ' 1 Alvin Crowder yielded
tlm hit in turnnitr in a 10 to 0
hum • for Washington over the
Chisa-a White Sox. Ossie Bhicgc’*
heme run in the eighth inning fea
tuml a seven-rnn rally for Wash
ington. Chicago made live errors.
The -St. Louis Browns defeated
Bos Uro .'-mix. 4 to It. It wa
Boston's lourticth defeat in 4‘J1
starts.
PRIMO TO GET
MAX’S MONEY
NEW YORK. June 10. <U.R> — A
warrant, signed by Supreme Court
Judge Edward K. McGoldriek, was
bunded down today to the attor
neys for Primo Camera, Italian
heavyweight, attaching the earn
ings of Max Schmeling in the de-i
n nse'oV hu; heavyweight c hampion
ship to be made against Jack
Sharkey on June-21.
It also attached ill other profits
mad" by Schmeling in New York
state.
U. S. CUPPERS TO
MEET EUROPEANS
FOREST HILLS. L. I.. June 10. i
(U.R!—Tile United States Davis cup ]
team won the right to meet the
winner of the European zone finals
whe n its doubles combination of j
Johnny Van Ryu and Wilmer Alli
en defeated Ricardo Pernambuco
and Ivo Simone of Brazil today in.
the- third and deciding match of J
(he American zone finals. Tlu j
North Americans inumphed in llie 1
rasiest manner, winning G-l, 6-2.
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