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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05

many as a violator of international
law. Earlier it rejected a similar
proposal u to l.
The house sent to a conference
committee the II per cent naval
expansion bill. The house disagreed
with some senate amendments.
The house also assigned to a
conference committee the naval air
force expansion bill which author
ICES up to 10000 airplanes for the
navy and provides 10000 pilots.
The senate wrote in 10000 planes
as a top limit for the naval air
force and the house objected to
this restriction.
Pepper said that the temper of
the country demands that America
give quick and fun aid to the Allies.
The country is getting tired of
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05

Guiding an incumbent, Nathan b.
Denham. are running for two places
ON the high school board. Ihe
same candidates nave filed, also,
for positions on the elementary
school board.
Other candidates are Henry c,
Worthington. Arthur l.. Engle and
Samuel O. McGaughy. Miss Grace
Violet Page. who had filed, with
drew.
Interest in the race at Imperial
followed Shakcups in both high
school and elementary school per-
somcl. q. H Madden, former super
intcndent of schools and high
school principal will be succeeded
next year by Homer F.. Akor of
Red Bluff. Cal, who at one time was
elementary school principal in Holt
Vile.
J. l.. G.. Swinney, principal OF
Lincoln school, will be succeeded by
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05

craft carriers. 13 cruisers, 80 de-
stroyers, and % submarines, and
$78, 100000 for guns. armor and
other equipment.
This will bring the total ships
under construction within a short
time-if congress votes the neces-
sary funds-to l43 as Sc are al
ready underway. Included in the
56 are eight battleships of which
two are 45000-ton battleships, six
light cruisers. 81 deStroyers. IA
submarines, and one aircraft car
rler
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05

lawyers" he said. 1.-The people want
the Allies to win. They don't want
to stop and argue about the legality
of this and that I believe that my
resolution. If adopted. would give
the Allies the boost they need"
The senate is expected to agree
today to house action on the peace
time record naval appropriation
bill-$l ,492 ,548, ,612-and send 1t TO
the White House for the presidents
signature. The. measure carries ST.
308, III 900 cash and $l84,371 .6l2 In
contractual authority,
House Democrats defeated. 234 70
1856, a Republican attempt to de-
priye Mr.. Roosevelt Of authority
over "blank check" authorization
of 68.00O,00O. Senate approval v
assured.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
] OK on Income
Of $500 q Year
Or More Studied

WASHINGTON, June 5. (UP)--TaXaton of incomes
above $500 year (S583 Week) and increase in sur
incomes up to $4,000 the major proposals
being discussed today for defense revenue bill to
raise up to 81 600 900 annually.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
Navy Will Build
81 New WurshipS

WASHINGTON, June 5. (UP)-The navy sped plans
today lay down 81 warshps within the next few
months.
President Roosevets latest 1,277741 900 supplement
tai defense program includes funds earmarked to begin
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
Auditor Recommends New
improvements i'm District
system: Firew orks Start
'Rose-youns Team Launches Criticism Of
Methods; Demands Report Of All Funds
Spent by Organization for Ten Years

A score of minor improvements and adjustments in
Imperial Irrigation district affairs recommended
Wednesday in report to directors made by NJ H. Blood
good representing Hutchinson and Bloodgood of Glendale
auditors BloodgOod made his recommendations a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
School Election
Cam pai9ns Drds

interest in school board elections with balong only
two davs off appeared to be at low ebb Wednesday
in all but one of the county's Al districts.
Virtually the only community where there was fire IN
cgonaigninp was in Imperial where four candidates. in
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
Great Offensive
Crashes into New
French DefenSeS
Tanks Smash Through Weysand Line as
Hitler Launches New Attack Designed
To Humble France; Allies Deny Gains
By UNITED PRESS

Germany on the crest of major offensive that
may decide the eventual outcome of the European war;
boasted Wednesday that her egos will march into Paris
within a week or fortnight
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
u AMBLINe
N EpORTER
Lonely Watcher

Lonely Watcher
An appeal to the chamber of
commerce found its way into RR'S
Shands. 1t came from Mabel Wood
Beecher:
"A Wistful little yellow dog with
q CHEEKY vac and Il friendly smile if
You pei INN. has been patiently
waiting for his master 10 come
back 10 eel him since eagly Monday
morning. He watches every car and
ourE up on The running board of
each ear parked III front OF lt"
thcater on Seventh street betW,4 !.
Main and state.
"Somr boy lGlS TAUGHT him 10
st up and be". Won't YOU help
llnd hl& people or give this brave
stlle gentleman doc Il new home
Give I'm Away
Most OF the time our aVariciouS
soul is repealed from printing an
nolmcemcnts" without first eXacting
an ounce or so of NEGOTIABLE cur
rrncY. bat here is 3 glowing eX-
ception The following was turned
over 10 us tl4iS morning by that
grand Old Imperial Valley char
acter, Ia Aten:
TO All The Public:
Il am offered Only Sc ton for
my grapefruit by shYSter peddlers.
I tell them it is more pleasure
to 2ive them away.
8 everyone is invited To come to my
grove ARA help yourself for your
own use.
Ira Aten."
We'll be seeing rou Mr. Aten.
Carrying sound
; Miscellaneous information de-
part.nent reports:
The most logical explanation OF
Why the fire whistle, sounded III
the Leeion mobilization Tuesday
night. wasn't heard on the west
side of Ell Centro was because OF
brisk west wind blowing.
Moral. Gont blow the whistle
until tie &ind's r,2ht.
Perpetual Nol.on--
Albert MARTINEZ had whats
the use attitude toward life We'd
nesday.
AS one of the carpenters on the
Fifth and Nam street new build
ing job he was erecting barricade
to keep pedestrians and cars cleal
OF the working area. He came back
to work to find several of the
newly built barricades crushed
apparently by motor cars.
Tuesday afternoon. while he was
rebuilding them, a motorcycle
whipped around the corner, sWervec
to miss d. l.. FulWiler who was
crossing the street and went out o.
control, smashing the barricade'
again.
"Thcy don't even wait until
get EN- built" Martinez observed
lmefully.
FulWiler, also ON The construction
job. was not SO impressed by The
.wrcckcd barricade as he was BY
the display of Jumping that boti
he and MARTINEZ had displayed.
with the help OF a motorcycle
YOU could win the OlympicS BY
yourself, he told Martinez. "Ant
I'm no also ran. myself
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
Baseball
BY UNITED PRESS
AMERICAN

BY UNITED PRESS
AMERICAN
Chicago ....... 100 900 OBS 8 2
New York =. 900 O22 2lX-7 l2 0
Lee & fresh; Pearson, Murphy &
Dickey.
st. Louis -. O01 900 002 900 0
Boston -. 012 900 900 900 0
Kramer, B. Harris & Swift; Har-
riS, Bagby & DesautelS-Peacock
Cleveland ................... 900 900 90
Washington. ................... 900 500 10
Dobson, Naymick & Hemsley;
MaSterSon & Early.
Detroit at Philadelphia-nisht
game.
NATIONAL
Philadelphia O10 100 000-2 o |
Chicago -. 003 900 00x-3 6 |
Mulcahy & Atwood; French e
Collins.
New York at Cfncinnati-night
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05

Butter: Los Angeles 2sc; but
terfat, Imperial Valley Z. o. b. ranch,
grade A SIC: manufacturing milk
Bic, route gathered cream 27c.
[. A. hay: q. 8. No. l sl4-$14.6o;
L. 5. No. 2 leafy S13.5O-14; u. s. No.
2 S11-Sl1.50; Mpls. Sept. flax
S1.76K.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05

Total cash, checks and drafts sent
through the two FL Centre banks.)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
BANK DEBTS

FL. CENTRO BUSINESS
BAROMETER
Evening star., 1940-09-11
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Among the nebulae in the sky is
one which is of special interest to us
1t has the shape of our own conti-
nent!
Known as the North American
Nebula. it is in the region of the
bright star Deneb.
The North American Nebula can
be seen only through a telescope.
1t is different from nebulae of spiral
form Scientists believe 1t gives lit
tie, if any. light of its own. The
light we see is probably the glow
from stars which are in the midst
OF the nebula.
II We ask what this nebula, and
others like it, are made of, the best
answer seems to be, "A thin gas
which contains dust"
There are dark nebulae as well
n those which glow. They hide the
stars on, the other side of them.
Probably they are made up of gas
with dust in it.
The other day 7 spoke of the
ianoy Oh magic flying machine
with the speed Of light-l86 900 miles
per second. There is no solid body
In all the world of stars which goes
that fast.
Stars sweep through space at
great speeds, however. Some are
known to go hundreds of miles in
Evening star., 1940-09-11
-NebuIu Has Shape of Continent

not care to be aboard the rocket
when it struck the moon!
A rocket with a speed of $4,000
miles g second would reach the
planet Mars in l hour and Z min
utes, if Mars were at the closest
point to the earth. There are times
when Mars is so far from us that it
would take three hours to get there
aboard the rocket described.
To reach the planet Pluto, the
rocket would need about three and
one-half days. Pluto is the farthest
of all the planets which are known
to go around our sun.
II the rocket missed Pluto, and
headed outside for the first true
star, it would need 81 years to get
there.
(For science section Of your serspbook)
If you want = free copy Of the
illustrated leahet on the Seven
Wonders Of the World" send me
. Scent stamped, self addressed
envelope In care The Evening
Star.
1~<A Rad
Tomorrow: Hsssepi1 and Md
sdrG Fails.
Evening star., 1940-09-11

a single second. 1t has been esti-
mated that one cluster Of stars
makes $4,000 miles in second, but
the estimate has not been proved
If any stars have such speed, they
are the fastest-moving solid bodies
ever studied.
If we could travel on a rocket
which went that fast, we could get
to the moon in 40 seconds. 1t would
be a mighty fast trip, and would
Evening star., 1940-09-11

Each year, from August to Octo-
ber, the word hurricane appears
frequently on the front pages. as
the destructive storms are brewed
in the West Indies and scream across
the Caribbean Sea to lash at the
Gulf Coast OF the United States
from the tip of Florida to Browns
vile, Tex.
Hurricane is from the name of
Hurakan, who was the thunder and
lightning (de not spell this tighten
ing') devil-god of the Quiches, a
Mayan tribe of Southern Guatemala.
Do not smother the last syllable
of hurricane and pronounce the
word HER -uh-k'n." cane Is pre-
nounced exactly like the word cane;
1t rhymes with main, pain, rain.
Correct pronunciation: FER-i-
kahn.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accentedD
Evening star., 1940-09-11
Don't Take NV
WORD For 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Hurricane

Noun. A cyclone OF large er-
tent.
Evening star., 1940-09-11

s@ club to the ace put South
sanother spade lead toward
~. But West ducked again,
and dummy won with the queen.
Now, South's only chance was
that the ace of spades would drop,
so he led a low spade from the
dummy. But West won with the
ten of spades and led the ace. South
ruffed, Of course. but had to surren-
der diamond later on, thus losing
the slam.
What was South's crime? De-
eide for yourself before reading on.
South committed his crime when
he drew the third round of trumps.
He should have foreseen the posi-
bic need of getting back to his own
hand from the dummy. Correct play
Is to draw only two trumps and then
lead spade. Dummy wins and
South gets back by leading the
third trump at this point. Another
spade is ducked by West again, and
dummy wins and returns a club to
Souths hand, and West can do moth
ing to defeat the contract.
= ~ &*
Yesterday you were Howard
schenken's partner and, with both
sides vulnerable, you held:
AQ754
%
0K953
40 1o42
The bidding:
eehenken Burnstone You Jacoby
10 Dbl. (?)
Ansver-Bid one no-trump. This
bid shows moderate strength and
support for any suit but hearts. II
yeur values are not shown at this
point, 1t is likely that you will never
again have a safe chance to show
them.
Score 100 per cent for one no
trump 80 per cent for pass.
Question No. SAC.
Today you are Oswald Jacobys
partner and. with both sides vul-
i1erable, you hold:
J8653
%
oK53
@K42
The bidding:
Jseoby Schenken You Maier
- Dbl. CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
(Reieased by the Bell Syndicate. IncD
Evening star., 1940-09-11
NO FUN

West opened the ten of clubs, not
dreaming that diamond lead would
have stopped South dead in his
tracks. South won with the king OF
clubs and drew the adverse trumps.
then led low spade, West
q and dummy won with the
4 club to the ace put South
another spade lead toward
Evening star., 1940-09-11

For q personal answer to yeur
questions abeut wsrds, send .
stamped (3-cent), self-addressed
envelope to Frank Cslby, care
The Evening Star.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
DEL PALENQUE
POLITICO

La p~atri0terfd
Ciertos elementos "patriote-
ros" tratan de mezclar en- la 20
Utica americana sus "taras" Ell
rOpeas.
I'm senior italiano, fascisra
por mas sefas, decia aver en- I'm
establecimiento local: 70 votare
por Falsone, porque es itaiiano.
Nosotros lie venimOs pidiendo
a la colonia latina que vote por
Lorenzo Hernandez, pero no es
pcrque es de origen cubano, ST.
no porque es un hombre lnteli-
genie, honrado, servicial y dig
no a carta cabal.
La baja p~atrioteria de matiz
europeo, no tiene cabida en- "a
politica americana.
Ahora bien, ciertos individuos
de nacionalidad italiana, que no
son lideres, tratan de tocar IN
disco antiamericano, ell de 20 vo
to pOr Fulano porque come ma
carrones con mas frecuencia que
Zutano.
81 esa lucha antilatina llega
La gaceta., 1940-04-24

iatinos voten por los
.dcegado5 a la convention demo
cratica que elaramente apoyan
Ia c%andidatura del p~residente
Roosevelt para un tercer perio-
do.
Esos cue NADIA dicen del Pre-
'denta en- su mayGria son in
dividuos que en- Ia convention
quieren votar a su antoo Y en-
contra de la voluntad del electo
ra5o floridano.
Investigue antes y vote por
los que apoyan la obra del "Nue
vo Trato."
La gaceta., 1940-04-24

a plantearse aqe& por los que
NADIA tienen que perder, enton-
oes Sc lograra dividir a cubanos
espanoles e italianos en- dos CRU
pos.
Y seria dificil lograr, trans
portados a Estados Unidos los
metodoS del viejo continente,
que cubanos y espanoles vota :
sen por los italianos.
lDebe votarse por las perso =
mas segin los meritos de la obra
realizada.
Corresponds a los lideres tia
lo-americanos poner en- su lugar
a los patrioteros, por cuanto los
mas perjudicados, en- Ultima ms
tancia, seran los candidates de
nombreS italianos.
Por cada cubano O espahol
que aspira, hay seis o siete tia
lianos aspirantes.
NosOtroS vamos a fijarnos en-
el resultado de las venideras cleo
clones para Saber 81 las ideas
INSTRUMENTATION de algunos
son las que predominant.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
VICTORIA DE Los CUBA
NOS EN- LA PISTA DE Sc
M1NOuE HEIGHTS

La brillante representation
atAetica de la Universidad de
la Habana derrot6 aver por la
tarde, a los teams de la Uni
versidad de Tampa y ell Junior
College de San Petersburg.
Anotaron los cubanos IS pun
tos, seguidos por los tampenos,
con 40 Y San Petersburg, 81.
Rivero gan6 la carrera de
Glen yardas; Oyarzum ell lanza-
Crews, de San Petersburg, la
milla; Pelleya, de Cuba, las 44O
yardas; Alvarez, la carrera de
100 yardas, con obstaculos; Fa-
ola, ell salto con la garrocha; Ri
vero, las 22O yardas; Beynon,
Universidad de Tampa, lama :
miento de la Jabalina; Raines,
220 yardas con obstaculos ba-
5os; Patton, Tampa, ell salto al
to; Pelleya, las $50 yardas; Ro-
driguez, ell salto amplio; Rive
70, Ferrer, Rodriguez y Munoz,
la carrera de 440 yardas, con re
levos; lanzamiento del disco, 2.
Muhoz, y Sprint Medley, Fe-
rrer, Alvarez, Rivero y Pelleya.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24

Scaglione, el presidente de Ia
Secci6n dc Recreo de la Unione,
nos dijo aver que Ell domingo
"se botara la pelota" en- la fies-
Ia campestre de la poderosa So
ciedad italiana, en- Ell parque La
Columna.
A las II en- punto comenzara
a servirse ell almuerzo, con los
sabrosos macarrones, ternera,
postre, Lacquer Y otros atracti :
vos.
Durante ell almuerzo tocara
sus mejores pleas la orquesta
La Florida.
En- ell bale, qeu empezara a
las tres, tocaran las orquestas
de Victor Ruiz y Homer Mercer
Precio del cubierto, un dollar:
entrada general, Is centavos.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
Los detGlles

Los detdtIeS
Las comisiones completan los
detalles para Ell Picnic que 81 DO
mingo celebrara, en- ell parque
DeSoto, ell Castillo Crist6bal Co
ION No. z, de los Caballeros del
Aguila de Orc.
La entrada Y Ell bale seran
completamente de gratis para
ell p1blico y los invitados.
Tocara la orquesta La Tro-
pical co nestreno de nuevas pie
zas. Estan citados para alli to-
dos los miembros de la orden Ca
balleros del Aguila de Orc y sus
amigos.
Grandes atraccioneS adiciO-
males Sc presentaran en- ell terre
no, a modo de gratas sorpresas
para ell pGblico.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
Bob Sylvester

Boo Sylvester
La juventud Sc prepare para
ell bale del domingo, en- ell Cen
tro Asturiano, con la orquesta
de Bob Sylvester, que tan gran
de exito alcanz6 en- su primera
vista a esa sociedad.
tEs una orquesta de alto pre-
clio, pero la Secci6n de Recreo
triunfo en- la primera vez y con
toda seguridad triunfara en- la
segunda.
olga Vernon estrenara va
rias canciones, acompanada por
a orquesta.
BESIDE las 7:30 de la noche
hasta las IL 80.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
En- West Tampa

Podemos anticipar que culmi-
nara en- un sonado exito la fun
ci6n de la Seccion Recreativa
del Centre Espanol, senalada pa
"a efectuarse ell dia 81 de ma
yo, en- ell teatro Royal.
Viene ensayandose va la CO.
media "Paz en- Guerra, bajo
la direction de A. Jimenez.
NGmeros de va~riedades, es-
pecialmente seleccionadoS, com
pletaran ell programa.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
ARdrelCs

Habalara hoy en- esta ciudad,
a las ocho de la noche, el sena-
dor Andrews.
Los diScursos de Townsend,
queriendo dominar a la Flori :
da deSde California, lie han crea
Do ~.1che9 amigos al Sr. An =
drews en- Tampa y Ell ell conda-
DO de Hihsborough,
Jerry Carter, sin embargo,
cuenta con buenos amigos en- to
dos los barrlos, no por Ell apoyo
de Townsend, sino por su anti
qua relaci6n con la cOlonia lati-
ma,
SomOs partidarios del plan
de pensiCnes Townsend pero es
tamoS en- deSacuerdO con la in
t%ervemi6n politica del califor-
niano a titulo de "arbitrO de los
destinoS" del pueblo de Ia Flo
rida,
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
Talnlall

4 HtHtUH
FL abogado Tillmdn apoya a
Whitehair y ACADIA de publican
una carta en- contra de Holland.
Holland, sin embargo, tiene
1uenos amigos en- Tampa Y vie
men hacienda propaganda a su
favor, en- la colonia latina, tan
apreciados ciudadanos como
Martin Caraballo, Ramon Fer
nandez Rey, Lamar Sara, Ben
Davis, ID. B, Mckay, Tom Cas-
tiglia Y otros muchos.
Las acciones de Holland con-
tindan subiendo, m%ientras la de
Whitehair bajan.
Tambien parecen mas anima-
dos los valores de B. F. Patty y
Fuller Warren.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
Por la Radio

gOf ia huueO
Los programs de hoy: 7s15,
discurso de Jose Williams, fis-
cal del Condado, WDAE; 7:15,
H. V. Kaltenborn, VILLA; 800
teatro de Hollywood, VILLA, Y
Ben Bernie, WDAE; $50 Gran
pappy Arquette, VILLA, y DIR,
Chistian, WDAE; :55, Elmer
Davis; 900, Fred Allen, WFL
A, Y Teatro Star WDAE; 1890
orquesta de Kay Kyser, VILLA,
y Glenn Miller, WDAE; lO:15,
asuntos pdblicos, WDAE; 10:
30, concerto de Curtis; II 100,
noticias, las dos est9ciones; or
buestas de bale hasta las IL :48.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24

a Ia Florida Ia "putrefactat' ma
quinaria politica del condado de
Volusia.
"Yo les digo a ustedes los la
tinos, como ciudadano que soy
de Volusia, y como un estudian-
te de Whitehair Y su "maquina-
ria" cue el hara lucir como al
(PdSG n Ia III. p60.D
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
Fieatn

r ttNIW
Anuncia una fiesta para ell
Davis Island Country Club lei
Club Politico P~an-Americano,
presidido por ell DIR. J. L. Ave
lanai. Sc e~fectuara el dfa / de
mayo, en- lugar del 25.
Tocara la orquesta de Don
Francisco y Seran presentados
llgunos candidates.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
.NOTAS SOClALES
Leales

LeGles
Tenemos el gusto de recordar
que ell Picnic annual de los Caba-
.lleros Leales Sc werificara el dia
8 de JUNO, en- un lugar que o.
portunamente Sc anunciara.
La organiza la Secci6n Bene-
factora, de la cual es s~ecretario
Evaristo Selgas.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
AsmuerzO y bale.
FL Barsquete

Ell BGnquete
Tendra lugar maiiana, en-
"Ias Novedades", ell banquete
annual de la Camara de Conner
clio de Ybor.
Hablara Ell professor Matherly
de la facultad de La Universe
dad de Florida.
La nueva directiva sera cleo
ia.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24

La mGQuindrid de VOtusia
I'm prominente ciudadano,
Homer HardeSty, dice en- una
carta que hemos recibido: "Ele
cir a Whitehair, seria extender
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
Los Hijos de Italia

Los HUGS de Itdtld
La Logia Hijos de Italia pre-
para su Picnic annual para ell
dia 26 de mayo, en- La Columna.
Han sido contratadas para In
fiesta la ~sreputadas orquestas
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
$500

Concerto 49,
Sc nos invita- para un concier
to que ell ~acordeonista" Russ
Barnes dara ell dfa 20, a las 8 de
ls noche, en- ell Auditorio NUM-
cipal.
La entrada para lie plblico Sc
ra gratis.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24

de Manuel Sanchez y La Flcri'
La gaceta., 1940-04-24
JuntG General

JuntG General
Ell Circulo Cubano celebrara
junta general ell jueves, a las 8
de la noche, en- ell edificio social.
Correspondence al primer
trimestre del ano 1910. Sc dara
a conocer ell balance Y Sc discu-
tran asuntos generates.
S~uplicase la asistencia de to-
dos los senores socios.
La gaceta., 1940-04-24

Candidates
R~ecomendamos nosotros a los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-25
Rockingham Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fIess.
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Eight and Six Ross $50 $50 $50
smiiin' Jack (Mearlel $50 500
Trimmed (CaffarellaI 400
prema. Brave On, Visnet;e, Jeane Jock,
Durable Canslip and Free Bid
DAILY Double paid Sl6.20)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year-clds and up; s furlonss.
Tuacross Jedllnskn $50 $50
Foegy Morn tCaffarela) 500
A aime' raan9Buildnr Trades, snantime,
Sun Arbor, Denote and Questionable.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming
ou nTai ma mora oi4s w. $50 $50 $50
Jackinthebox ,Mearle) 1850 $40
Jadaan tBergerJ $50
AZ yanT5sroemqri4; Full g, Rgn i,,, Col 2,
Stone and Celtic Legend.
FIFTH RAcE-The Rockinsham Park
Handicap; purse. s. 900 added 3-year-
Patrol Scout GMarrerol 90 so $40 $40
Forever Prince (Snyder) $50 500
Love Day tDuffy) 800
Also ran-orcsdes. Hypocrite. Burning
Stick Harp Weaver. Panorascope and
Star Boarder.
SIXTH RACE-warren Handicap; purse,
81 200; 3year-olds and UP: 6 furlonss.
Donna Leona tAtkinson) 800 $40 24o
Gossip Time (Caffarella) 40 $50
Bright Trace (Basile) $40
Also ran-Busy K. Silent Witness,
and Stage Beauty.
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 4.year-olds and Up; L. miles.
Payrack Gross 1000 740 $50
Red Rogue tSuttle) 400 $50
Clapair tMoore) 400
Time. 1:47.
Saxonian. Liberty Torch.
EIGHTH RACE+Purse, $500: claiming:
year -olds and up: liz miles.
Grandpas Boy (Mearle) $50 $40 40
Khay tMarrero) 1900 $50
Pomplit Connolly 100
Time, LASS
Also ran-Armstrong Breezinr Along,
Berry Patch Easter Holiday. Post Once
and JinX Buster