St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 17

POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 21. 1941 PAGE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, of mmmona, ind- with heaw 1 3B mm harness horses and ponies. SENATORS' WIVES TO SPEAK RSE SHOW TO OPEN 1 I on Mrs.

Clark and Mrs. Taft America first Pramm o0tV 1 I SATURDAY HERE AN ieN ff3 in 1 ik I If III 11 II II XX Wv I ttjst MJf II 0. 1 iivu'y som Mil 3-5 Entries and $21,500 prizes Set Record for Annual Exhibit. Mrs. Bennett Champ Clark, wife of Senator Clark of Missouri, and Mrs.

Robert A. Taft, wife of the Ohio Senator, will speak at an America First rally the night, of Oct. 18 at the Municipal Auditorium. The meeting will be sponsored by the Women's Department of the America First Committee. Talk on American Neighbors.

Ruth Kelso Renfrew, first vice $21,500, a new record, and for the first time this year there will be three matinees, next Sunday and Oct. 1 and addition to the seven night sessions. Featured attractions will be Sammy Kaye's dance orchestra, which will play at" all performances and for dancing afterward, and Victor McLaglen's Light Horse Troop from Hollywood, a group of 21 non-professional riders organized by the movie player. Entries have been received from 136 stables, of which 27 have never exhibited in previous St. Louis shows.

Among the old favorites exhibiting again this year are Mrs. Loula Long Combs of Lee's Summit, Mrs. James B. Johnson Jr, the former Miss Frances Dodge, automobile heiress, and Mrs; Victor Fair City stable Is America Beautiful, unbeaten five-year-old mare which has been the wonder horse of the last two shows. Mrs.

Well purchased the horse since last year's show at -a price reported to be $25,000. Other blue ribbon winners of previous shows entered this year are the jumpers and hunters of F. J. Anderson of White Bear Lake, and the ponies of the Glenholme Farms, owned by Adrian Van Sinderen of Washington, president of the American Horse Association. New exhibitors include the Argyll Stable of Mount Carroll, 111, with three-gaited saddle horses, heavy harness horses and ponies; the Douglaston Manor Farm of Pulaski, N.

with hunters; Miss Virginia Penfield of Columbus, Entries will compete in S5 different events during the week. There will be seven $1000 stakes, for roadsters, three-gaited saddle horses, five-gaited saddle horses, heavy harness, harness ponies, hunters and Jumpers, and eight $500 stakes. Two new stakes are the $250 R. W. Morrison Youth Stakes for exhibitors between 14 and 22 years old.

Another newcomer this year is the Western parade class, in which several St. Louis enthusiasts in western-style rfding will participate. St. Loulsan, Consul General. WASHINGTON, Sept.

20 (AP). The State Department announced today that George R. Mer-rell of St. Louis, consul at Calcutta, India, had been promoted to consul general at Calcutta. 1 Operated by May Da pt.

Stores Co. Wo Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps More than 375 horses, the largest "h-r since 1934, have been 1 in the St. Louis National Lse Show, which will open at fl Arena next Saturday night and lantinue through the following eurday. Profits from. the show 1 go to the Shriners" Hospital lr Crippled Children.

Tie total amount of prizes Is presiaent of the Federated Clubs of Missouri, who has recently returned from South America, will discuss "Our South American Neighbors" at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at a meeting of the Women Association of the Klrmhie-h. Weil of Elberon, 1ST. J. with saddle and five-gaited horses, The leading entry of Mrs. Weil's and Mr.

and Mrs. M. G. Sprout i-resDyienan unurch. LEU P.

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