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Evening star., 1939-06-04

Harry Frank. jr.
Five-gaited saddle horses-Won by
Modern Rouge, owned by Trillora Farm;
second. Air Flow, owned by Trillora Farm,
Only two entries.
The National Capital Trophy model
huntersEWon hun rs BY Bon Diable. owned BY
Choice owned by sprinesbury Farm: third
Glory Road: owned BY Mrs. D. N. Lee;
fourth, Clifton's Beau owned by Mrs.
Harry Frank, jr
Qualified or green hunters-Won by
Hunters Choice. owned by Springsbuly
Farm; second; Bon Diable:, owned BY Mrs
es11sd,tE ewnsd by Mrs John Hay whitney fourth
Trooper charger-Won bv Dress Re-
hearsal: arS.. owned and ridden by Capt; Henri
Capt. John Meade; third Dream Girl
owned by Capt. L. D. Carter; fourth
Smooth Seas. owned by United States
Government.
Triple bar-Won by Bolter. owned BY
1t. Comdr. william Justice Lee: second,
Ranale'f Rams A Way Va owned owned BY y Randie;
fourth. Pat OMalley. owned BY Charles
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Funeral Tomorrow
For Dr.. {. Ernest Smith

Funeral services for the Rev. DR..
G. Ernest Smith, SO, vino died Friday
at his home. 5013 Forty-seccnd
street NV. will oe held at 3 pm.
tomorrow in st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, which he had served as
rector for nearly "a years when he
retired in 1896.
The Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Bishop of Washington, will
oflciste. Many clergymen will take
part in the service. Burial will be
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
DR.. Smith had been active in both
religious and civic life in the Capi-
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Senator Burke to Get
Another LID. Deoree

Senator Burke, Democrat of
Nebraska, will receive another
honorary doctor of laws degree
today at Coe College, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, where he will deliver the
commencement address.
The Senator already holds doctor
of laws degrees from John Marshall
Law College in Chicago, American
University and Beloit CWis) Col
lege, his alma mater. He also has
the degree of master of science in
business administration from Bryan
College, Providence, r. I.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Lang. Three jumpoffs for first. Toss for
third
Three-gaited saddle. mares or geldings-
Won by Gypsey Princess. owned by Tril-
lora Farm; second. Man Power. owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Law third Trysthail
Helen, Adair owned by Maurice Weinbere-
ger: fourth, Laurasop of Boxwood, owned
by Mr.. and Mrs: Russell Law.
CoriDthian-Won by Bon Diabe, owned
oy Mrs. John Hay whitney; second, Sally
port, owned by Sprinesbury Farm: third,
Whitney; fourth Lucky Buck, owned By
Mrs George Watts Hill
Evening star., 1939-06-04

tai. At the same time he always
Sought to advance the cause of the
church nationally. The movement
to build great national church here
always interested him and at the
time of his death he was honorary
canon Of Washington Cathedral.
DR.. Smith rad won prominence
as scholar and theologian. He held
several degrees and was author of a
number of writings on religious sub
jects. He came to Washington to
become rector of st. Thomas
Church after serving for 10 years as
rector of st. Michael and All Angels
Church in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
F1ror third Head Rock. owned by Fenton
NJ. Fadelley; fourth. Tahra, owned by June

NJ Fadelley; fourth. Tahra, owned by June
Curran.
Junior working hunters. horses or ponies
Won by Pahra, owned BY June Curran;
Kroger: third, Headrock. owned by Fen
ton N; Fadeley: fourth. Goldvein, owned
By Elizabeth Marsh fifth, Sweetheart,
owned by Ann Eughess; sixth. John the Bap
Two jump-offs for first place
Junior jumping sweepstakes horses or
pories-Won by John the Baptist, owned
PAINTS oy MIS- Sv1 Lawrence Ice W Roberts SECOND
toria I'd, owned by springsbury Farm;
Marsh.
Fine harness horses--Won by Azan,
owned by Col. Henry H. Armstead; second,
Modern Rouge. owned by. Trillora Farms:
third. Mary Hunt, owned by Nick Wright.
Green hunters-Won by Co-Victory,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hattin Perry;
second, Jay Spring owned by Mrs. Lilly A.
LIVINGSTON: third. Sallyport, owned by
Springsbury Farms fourth. Sinner, owned
by Mrs. Lawrence w Roberts.
Ihree-Raited saddle horses mares or
seldings-Won by Midday Sun, owned by
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Venture Club Officers

Miss Lillian Salano was named
membership chairman and Miss
Frances Graninger, song chairman
at the first June meeting of the
Arlington CVa) Venture Club held
at the home of Miss Betty Brown,
1922 North Garfield street.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Australia expects to harvest no.
600, 900 bushels of wheat this year.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
IN..
SEE 1T!

Complete selection Of new 1889 Conservador
models now on display. Come in-see the new
Inner Door and the many other quality fea-
lures that make Conservador the most conven-
lent, most economical, most efficient and most
beautiful refrigerator Of 1899! Get the illus.
trated 24.page Booklet telling all about the Consery
dor absolutely free and without Obligation Also full
details Of Special Easy Payment Plan and Trade.;n
Offer.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

IT'S here! The New Conservador Refrigerator,
L sold and guaranteed by Philco, bringing you
the greatest refrigerator convenience of the
year! An amazing new invention-the Con-
servador-a shelf-lined Inner Door that gives
you 26'o more quickly usable space than you
get in any other refrigerator of the same size
Because you get DOUBLE the easy-to-use front
space Now, the food you use most often
two-ffths of all the food you normally keep in
refrigerator RIGHT AT YOUR FINGER
TIPS, without even opening the main compart-
ment! Easy to find easy to reach easy to put
away =. no hunting, no groping no shifting.
Saves your time, your nerves, your money,
your energy.
And saves space, too! Because the big, roomy
compartment back of the Inner Door is now
easy to reach. No cramming and crowding in
front, no empty, wasted areas in back. That's
why the Conservador holds more food It's the
first refrigerator ever made where you really
use, easily and naturally, all the space you buy
And new Economy! The Inner Door keeps
cold air in and warm air out of the main COM
partnent. Reduces motor running time, cuts
down electric bills, saues you money every day!
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
FL Cabaret
Cantenares de personas con.

Cantenares de personals con.
curr:ran esta noche al Cabaret
del Centric Asturiano, organi-
zado en- honor de la reina de la
simpatia. Srta. Obdulia Garcia,
" sus damas de honor.
T0das las meSaS han SiJo ele-
santemente colocadas, en- ell piso
bajc, bajo la direction de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo.
Dos excelentes orquestas to-
caran, Don Francisco y La So
nora.
Ell programa de La Sonora eS
algo extraordinario y contiene
estes estrenos: Echo Candida,
rumba; Hasta Frerate Ma Mas,
SON; Pa-Ran-Pan-Pan, son rum
ba; Frascuelo, pasodoble; Las
Palomitas, conga; Mia No Mas,
bolero-son; Arag6n, pasoioble;
Conga Azul, conga; Las Costum
bres de Papaito, guaracha; No
Mas, bolero-son; Lamento Anda
luz, pasodoble.
Tn gran exito auguramoS a la
Secci6n de Recreo y al Centre.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
NOTAS SOCIALES

ran en- los dos dia5, vierRes 81
y sabado | de abril. Los hsra 81
notable pirottcnico local Sr, rr-
so.
Ia Septima avenida sera deco
rada deSde la Trec5 a la % y Ia
Gale Ounce desde la Septima al
parque de Cuscaden.
Sc acord6 eoncederle al Conf
te Femenino de Socorro a Espa-
ma, libre de gaStos, la venta de
churros en- todoS los pabellones.
Las companeraS luciran pre-
ciosos trajes, segun nos ha ditho
la Sra. Ramirez.
Jose Glamour quedo encarga
do de mantenerse en- contacto,
en- cranto a publicidad, con los
diarios americanos
I'm pertecto siStema de alta
woes Sera instalado.
Ivo de Minicis y Johnny Diaz
tienen a su cargo la installation
de las plataformas, alumbrado V
otroS detalleS.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
Una CoRpenci6n

CHu CVWpe HCtDH
FL lunes coinenzara, en- Jack.
sonville la convention de Ia Fe.
deracion Americana del Estado.
Dos son los candidates a la pre-
sldencia, segln tenemos enten.
dido, Charles Silva, de esta ciu.
dad y Wendell Heaton comisio-
nadO industrial del Estado.
Las Uniones de tabaqreros es
taran Representatives por Jorge
Salazar, Pedro Ramirez Moya,
Manuel Garcia, Jr., Vicente Fra
ga, Severino MARTINEZ, Abelardo
Martinez, Fernando Garcia, La
FARO Alfonso, Frank Diez, Pablo
Piniella, Marcelino Piniella; la
Union de Panaderos No 361,
por Jose Sedita y Manuel Pay
ne; la Union 104 de Coc.neros Y
Dependencies por Alberto Gu :
var.
Muchos exitos deseamos a los
cOmpaneros.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
La VerbeRd del TdbdcO

La VerbeHd del TdbdcO
Bajo la presidencia de c. c.
Vega, Jr., ce.ebr6 aver session La
Verbena del Tabaco. Asistieron
los Sres. Jose Glamour, Johnn
Diaz, Victoriano Manteiga, Dick
Greco, Raul Vega y Rafael Mar
tinez Ybor. Frank de la Grana.
ell secretario ejecctivo, lego c.
acta de la session anterior.
Informaron varios comiteS y
Sc acord6 cOntinuar con ell ma.
yor vigor, la semana pr6xima, Ia
r~ecolecta de fondos.
Para contra ydr artiStaS de po-
Sitivo merito y varias Orduestas,
fueron comisionados los Sres.
Victoriano Manteiga y Jose Cha
noun.
Cada sociedad, en- los diferen-
ties pabellones, tenira su mdsi-
"a tipica.
Ell escenariO para los n1meros
de variedades Sc colocara de ma
nera que puedan presenciar el
~especaculo mas de 4,O00 perso-
mas.
Cada club presentara IL pare
jas, en- numeros musicales y bal
tables de alto m6ritO, bajo la d.
recci6n de Manuel ApariciO.
Los ensayos de los grupos de
las sociedades cOmenzaran el
microbes. Raul Vega preside es-
te Comite
Fuegos artificiales sc quema-
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
Cabaret

La Secci6n de Recreo del Circd
10 Cubano celebrara Su Cabaret
privado ell Sabado IL de Mario,
en- la sala alta del palacio de la
Gale Catorce.
Cada mesa, con cuatro SillaS,
.ndra el precio de $500. Las 81
as adicionales costaran un pc
20 cada una.
Tocara la notable orqueSta La
Tropical, bajo la direction de
Laureano Trigreros, ell Currito.
AgradecemoS la cordial invi-
,aci6n que Sc nos manda por el
secretario Jack Alfonso.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
SdcerdOtiSdS

Sc reunira ell lunes a las 7: 80
de la noche, en- Ell local de la LO-
ia Francisco Ferrer y Guardia,
en- la Octava avenida cast esqul-
ma a la Gale IA, la Logia de Pa
sadaS SacerdotisaS No. 2, de la
Orden Caballero de la Luz.
Suplicase la asistencia, por
cuanto seran discutidos profile
mas de innegable importancia.
La Orden Caballero de la Luz
prepare una concentration en-
Key West para ell venidero a de
julio, segGn Sc nos infOrma.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
LA ASSOCIATION DE emil
GRADOS ~REVOLUCIONA-
RIOS
A los veteranOs cubanOs de Ia
Guerra de Independence

Compaheros: HabiendOnOs pc
dido varios miembros del Cuer-
pc Directive del COnsejo NaciO-
nal de Veteranos de Cuba la or
ganizaci6n en- Tampa de los HON
bres que pertenecieron al Ejer-
cito Libertador, que Sc encuen-
tren todavia residiendo en- esta
localidad, los convocamos por es-
tie medic para una reunion en- el
Circulo Cubano ell pr6ximo do
mingo 5 de MARIO, a las 3 de la
tarde.
Demas esta decir que la idea
es formar Una Delegation de di-
cho Consejo y que puede conve-
nirles pertenecer a ella.
Por orden del P~residente,
atentamente,
III SecretGriO.
Tampa, Mario 2, 1889.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
FL movimiento obrero local, ~nacional y mundial

nodnbraron va Sus represantan-
.es en- la conferencia.
Los delegates de Ia Fedora !.
ci6n guardian silencio Y 10 mis-
mo Lewis, Murray y Hillman,
os nombrados por ell Clio.
Philip Murray, uno de los de-
,egados del Go, es vicepresid6n
lie del Comite Organization de
los trabajadores del acero, Y Sid
ney Hillman presidente de los
0breros Amalgama~, IS de la Ro-
pa.
Uno de los Delegates de la Fe-
deraci6n, Mr.. Tobin, elrtrsiasta
partidario de la paz, renunci6 su
puesto en- ell Comite, por no serle
possible asistir a las entrevistas.
TODD ipdica que las negocia-
Zones Sc demoraran algo por
uanto los Mineros Unidos de
America tendran qae discutlr
un nuevo contrato de trabajo,
bajo la direction de Lewis, CO.
menzando ell IA de MARIO.
La primera de las reuniones
priv adas en- favor de la paz sc
verified, anteS de la Intervention
del p~res.dente, entire George M.
Harrison, que fuera presidente
dl Comite de Paz de la Fedora
zion, y Sidney Hillman, del CIO.
A las Conversations entire los
dos hombres asistierOn la Secre-
taria Perkins y Ell padre Francis
A Haas, de la Universidad Cato
lea un habil y transigente me-
diador en- los problemas obreros.
Una segunda entrevista Sc e.
fe,tu6 y a ella asisti6 tambien ell
Padre Haas, muy conocido de
los obreros de Tampa.
Concurriercn ademas, Philip
Murray y Mateo Vol, los que
informaron a sus respectivOs je-
fes, Lewis y Green.
FL p%residente Roosevelt evi :
dentemente peso la situacion Y
llam6 de nuevo en- conSClta a la
secTetaria Perkins.
Esta lie dijO que habia apre-
ciado un intense deseo en- pro
de la paz, pOr parte de los Tide
res, 10 mismo que entire los MEM
bros de las Uniones de TODD el
pals.
La secretaria inform6 al Pre-
sidente que habia recibido mas
dc 5000 telegramas y cartas en-
favor de la paz.
Esperamos todos ahora, con
! mayor ansiedad, ell resultado
lie las nuevas negociaciones.
Las hOrmigas obreras viven algu-
mas wees siete amos.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
Pdz en- ell mOUimiento oorerO
companeros

rag en- Ell mOClHlleHt0 OOTefO
En- la Secretaria de Trabaio
de la nacion segdn los informes
que noSotroS .enemoS, Sc eStima
que culminaran en- TN arreglo
las negociaciones que Sc aveci-
nan entire la Federation Ameri-
cana del Trabajo y ell Clio.
Ell Gobierno del presidents
Roosevelt abriga la esperanto de
que las colectividades obreras
comprendan su responsibilities
y entierren suS desavenenciaS,
en- bien del pals y de los traba-
jadores todos.
Obtener la maxine coopera :
ci6n entire ell trabajo y la indus
tria eS 10 que desea Ell GobiernO
y este no podra obtenerse sin
que desaparezcan las rivalidades
entire las dos grandes o~rganiza-
clones.
Aparentemente ell Gobierno
piensa tambien qae la paz entire
los trabajadoreS sera de gran be
neficio al partido Democratico
en- las slecciones de 1910.
VariaS entrevistas secretas Sc
venian efectuando entire MEM
bros del CIO, la Federation A
mericana y un habil y apreciado
Representative de la Secretaria
de Trabajo.
Queda como Gltimo recurSo,
que ell presidente Roosevelt lla-
me a los dos grupos a la Casa
Blanca, 10 que sc cree hara en- ell
case de que las nuevas negocia-
clones fracaSen.
John l. Lewis y William Green
La gaceta., 1939-03-04
Padres D MdestrOS

La Association de Padres Y
Maestros de la escuela de Cues
ia, en- West Tampa, sc reunira
ell pr6ximO martes, a las 1870 de
la noche. La nueva directiva Sc
"a electa.
Ruegase la a~sistencia a todos
los padres, con Ell fin de dar ma
yor auge a la labor que Sc rea-
liza.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04

PERDIDA-En 81 bale del
Centre Espahol ell Sabsdo Is Sc
extravi6 una Pulsera de Orc. Sc
gratificara a la persona que 10
haya encontrado y Sc sirva de-
volverlo a su dueha, Onelia San
chez, 1929 Walnut ST., w. 7.
La gaceta., 1939-03-04

Las hormigas obreras viven algu-
mas wees siete amos.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Dos, Long Shot, Grabs
My|es Standish al
Suffolk Downs
Goes by Skin Deep Near
Finish Of KeenIy Run
5-FurIong Feature
BY the Associated Press.


BOSTON, June 24.-Dos, pur-
chased by Maemere Farm from
King Ranch a week ago Thursday
at Aqueduct and winner of a maiden
effort two days later, surprised at
odds of almost 30-1 at Suffolk
Downs today. triumphing in the
S., 1000 added Myles Standish stakes,
5-furlong dash for colts and geld
ings, before crowd of 10000.
An even dozen started in the
stake, worth $3.50 to the winner,
and little more than five lengths
blanketed the first six to cross the
finish line over a strip that was
heavy, but drying.
A. G. Vanderbilt's Skin Deep ran
second, a neck behind the winner
with Carrie Hardin's Johnnie j. in
third place, length away.
Dos ran the furlongs in 1:024s
and paid $612O.
Dodger closed the favorite at 81
despite the fact that he tossed
Johnny Adams, his rider, in the
post parade and ran away for a
quarter of a mile before he was
caught. He finished fifth.
Skin Deep went to the top at the
break and held the lead until the
top of the stretch, where Johnnie j.
took over.
But Dos, so named because he
has a perfect two on his hip and,
dos is Spanish for that numeral,
was taken into the dry footing by
Jockey Henry Krovitz and came
on IN the final sixteenth to wear
down Sink Deep.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Night Skeet Shoots
To Be Fostered bv
Alexandra Club

Night shooting, a novelty with
skeet and trapshooters alike, will be
fostered by the Alexandria Skeet
Club in an effort to increase the
sports popularity. Recently revived,
the organization expects q banner
summer season and is planning an
extensive program for members and
their guests.
The program outlined at recent
meeting calls for nocturnal shoots
every Wednesday night, with regular
matches on the week end at 2 pm.
Club shoots sanctioned by the Ma
uional Skeet Association and inter-
club competition with Washington
and nearby groups also are planned.
officers of the club are Dallas M.
Gray. president; Joseph Chauncey,
vice president, and E. Hunt Roberts,
secretary-treasurer and field cap
tain. The field is located in back of
the George Washington Memorial,
turning from Duke street extended
to the left on the first road beyond
the memorial.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
FIGHT
Continued From Page E-1)

and, at about 230 pounds, may have
close to 80 pounds in weight ad-
vantage over the dusky dynamiter
The keg- shaped gent has been fight
ing for II years, and, after an up
and-down career, now is supreme
ly confident he can climax his Ho-
ratio Alger story.
Louis. on the other hand, has had
no such checkered clout career.
From a family originating in Ala
bama's cotton fields, he fought as
an amateur in Detroit, where he
worked in the automobile factories
Louis Perfects Right.
Two men Of his own race, John
Roxborough and Julian Black
backed him as a pro. From the
start, he ripped the heavyweight
ranks. He has met and defeated
every top-fight heavyweight in his
division, avenging himself for his
only defeat by smashing Schmel-
ing down last June.
Louis has given some indication
Of the fight he plans. In workouts,
although his sparmates tagged him
freely with left hand shots, Joe
has ripped over short right upper
cuts to the chin and just under the
heart, apparently readying a punch
that will stop Tony's threatened
charge.
Galento has had his OF days, but
in his better moments he has done
considerable damage to his SPAR
mates with his free-wheeling left,
and has indicated he plans to rush
out swinging. One thing in his
favor is that Louis never has been
a great in-flghter, and Tony revels
in the close going, particularly with
hooks to the body.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Celtic Legend in Win
Nips Charles Town
Track Record
Makes Poce in Begging
Washington Hondicop;
Choices Finally Score
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, June
PA turnout of $500 received a
great thrill when H. and G. Hoff-
mans Celtic Legend raced seven
eighths in 1:24s5 today to win the
Washington Handicap, clipping q
of second of the old track mark
held by Wise Sister and Edith
Walker.
Beverly Hacker made every post
q winning one with Celtic Legend.
Mrs. w. Ashbrige's Happy Road
took the place from Turner Wilt
shire's Armendias, with Air Win,
favorite, fourth.
The winning daily double combi-
nation Of N. j. Filman's Broken
Rhythm and l.. Lynam's Boro Poker
victors in the second and third
races, respectively, paid $72.8O.
w. Royle's Lady Buck helped the
favorite players, who had lost II
straight races, to recoup some of
their losses by leading throughout
the Az furlongs of the fourth. She
paid $500.
H. M. Luttrell's consistent Beam
ing Lady, favorite, won the fifth,
run over the Charles Town course.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Suffolk Downs Results
By the Associated Press,

~ WIG ASSoCldteO SIeSS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming;
5;;s,s Ss's.,x y yfnSS L rayloa $50 sssSS ssssss
TimaS ,tHeesen) 500
Also ran-stipulate, Fair Time a open
Book and Wantarun.
Mrs L. Palladino entry,
Finished first. but was disqualified
SECOND RAcE-purse. 81 900: claim
ToSroDe sscsmia fnd up ielS 8 S:!es. sae 400
STABLE fKroyitz) $50
", Also ran-Lovick. Old Maid. Principessa,
High End and Uvalde.
DAILY Double paid S3s.eO.)
81 600: 2-year-olds: lilies; f furionas purse
Eve Eve Q Five CRosen) 1900 $50 $50
ol9fi1es %l@e. i:64f,. T1af 'Faust' $50
Also ran-Dark Palatine. Air Actress,
FOURTH RAcE-The Winthrop; purse,
81; loo; 3-year,olds: l mile
Ace 1eee csii sdf ths.ler3 (Aaams, 4'4o S.ssoo
Also ran-Holton. Time Bester Bonny
Imp and Top Queen.
fifth HACE-The New Eng and Handi-
cap; purse, $1,000; 3year -olds and up
Pasliacci "a; ACES tMerrite $50 a.so out
Pompoon tEccard) $40 out
Silent Witness Ashcroft) out
Time, 4935
Also ran-Swahili
SIXTH RACE-The Myles standish
Stakes; purse. $4,000 added: 2-year- -old
colt eolts and geldings; furlongs
Skin Deep Hardy 7SO < 80
Johnny j. (Ashcroft) G0
Time. 1:O245
Also ran-Smart Set, Gala Quest Haley
High Aim and Third Covey.
SEVENTH RACE-The Postmaster:
purse S1.100: 4-year-olds and up: IL.
Weekly Stipend (Krovitz) 1910 $50 $40
Ghost Queen tSchmidD 4.6O $40
Panorascope (Ashcroft) 800
Time, 150a.
Also ran-stase Beauty. Piccolo, Merry
MOOD and Dorothy Rock
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; 3-16 miles.
Jerdan tAshcroft) $50 400 $50
GsllcpinE Ga adpmnH q. e. A.: 4; SMITH 4.eo s.so
Time. 2:07ss.
Also ran-sea Gull. Turkish Brand, Dian
and Moon Harvest.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Sun Lover in Front
By Nose in Kent
Al Delaware
CholIedon Runs Third,
Back Of Eight Thirty,
In $4,000 Contest
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STANTON, Del, June 24.-Sun
Lover, under the silks of the Mills
dale Stable and ridden by Jockey
Charles Stevenson, drove to a nose
decision in the l LIS miles $4,000
added Kent Handicap at Delaware
Park today.
Fresh from his corking second to
the doughty Johnstown in the Dwyer
Stakes at New York, the son of Sun
Beau and Dark Love came from last
place IN the early running to earn
the close decision and $8,975 in the
final stride.
The victory was earned at the
expense of George d. Widener's
Eight Thirty, while two additional
lengths away the favorite and top
weight Challedon was third for VIII
liam L. Brann.
Sun Lover covered the distance in
1:444s5, one second slower than track
record time, but a new mark for
the running of the Kent,
Evening star., 1939-06-25
Mucho Gusto in F|ashy
Comeback Win al
Lincoln Fields
By the Associated Presx.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 24.-The 7-year-
old Mucho Gusto staged a brilliant
comeback at Lincoln Fields today
by winning the Lincoln Handicap at
a mile and sixteenth, closing fea-
ture of the meeting.
Jockey ALI Robertson shot Mucho
Gusto to the front quickly and the
Ramsey and Coppage color bearer
finished three-quarters of a length
in front of Bala Ormont. Chance
Ray was third.
Mucho Gusto had not raced since
last January.
The winner ran the distance in
1:45+s and paid $3.50 straight, being
the favorite in the field Of six.