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Evening star., 1941-07-10
u. 5. Soldiers Get Fudge
AS Part Of Iron Rations'
q, III. Associated Press.

oS tlic HSeoSld1cu EltSS
ATLANTA, July 10.-The piece de
resistance of iron rations" issued
American soldiers on the march is
a domino-size fudge block-A sugary
hunk that packs 125 calories OF
energy.
The Army itself concocted the
recipe for the one-ounce piece of
candy serving the dual purpose of
packing in the food value and
satisfying the fighting mans sweet
tooth. Vitamin C in the form of
brewers yeast is added to the IN
gradients of corn sugar and cane
sugar chocolate, vegetable fat.
powdered egg albumen and powdered
milk
This new item was on display in
the exhibit room of three candy
conventions in progress here.
The candy industry is gearing
It's production line to the national
defense theme in two other items,
said Philip c. Gott of Chicago. presi-
dent of the National Confectioners
Association.
One is a four-ounce high vitamin
candy block for parachute troop
ers and the other salty gum drop
fed TO soldiers in sultry sections TO
replace body salt lost through per-
spiration.
The candies made for the Army
are not available to civilian retail
trade, Mr.. Gott said Manufacturers
who wish to bid on them obtain The
recipes from the Quartermaster
Corps, and rigid inspection Is con-
Quoted, he added.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Racing Results
l11oxeSoxun


FIRST. RACE-Purse, $500 for s-year-
olds ! furlonRS.
ANONYMOUS ,W'dstockl 25.lO 1890 lI2o
HI Toots tKirk) 4e0 400
Lady IonRworth CHernandezl 14lO
Time. l-05As.
Also ran-General Elect Free Tone.
Brlsht Henrns, April Wave and Frank L.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500 claiming
for ,3-year-olds and up sI2 furlonss.
Gold Sweep Wright 7.20 $50 sa
Mardl Gras kelly 40 3 90
Snueele tO'MalleyI 40
Also ran-No Fair. Miss Mud, Grsdstim.
Beacon Queen and Grist.
DAILY Double paid sl90e0)
THIRD RACE-Purse $500: claiming
Cut Emerald tHern dez) 1la0 500 4n
James Pal tOmalleyJ $40 410
Exhort tMartinezt $40
Also rsn-Nstionsl Miss Fldset. CO.
sntell, Brilliant Carl and Rita z.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500. claiming.
for 3-year-olds and up. ga furlonss.
Engles Charm Kelly l4.30 ) so so
schley Al tScoccar $50 $50
Never Home ROOD 4.30
Time. l:20.s.
K, keetonga and Zacpam.
FIFTH RAcE-PuTse; $500: the Herald;
up l.. miles
Welsh Lad (Scoccal 1900 10 46o
Martha's Queen tRoUp 81 so 1890
Streamer Martinez 6 so
Also i5oe eran2kai-Mn. Screw Driver. srisht
Sonlns' NICK and EnEle Wonder.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
ENGLAND and America Warned
To Accept Russia as Ally
Confusion on Thot Point Plays Into
HitIer's Hands, Observer Warns

ploy usefully some big American
bombers ard even American flght-
ers; although not to be compared
with the Germans or English, they
probably are better than most So
Wet machines. Machine tools are
always useful.
Believes Russia Can Hold Out.
Diplomatically, Americans could
exercise some salutary pressure upon
the Japanese, who might as we'll
be allowed to lose themselves in
Indo-China as to engage in more
dangerous prstimes.
All these diplomatic and Strategi-
cal possibilities ought to be re-
viewed rapidly and acted upon if
full advantage is to be taken of the
present situation. The chief weak
ness of the American policy always
has been that it aimed straight at
war without any real warlike in
tention.
Now, ior the first time, there ap-
pears the possibility of defeating
Hitler without a ull-f1edged Amer
ican participation in war. What
holds up any comprehensive agree
ment or understanding with Russia
probably is that firm conviction, so
widely held in the United States,
that Russia will collapse This does
not seem to be supported by any
evidence I have been able to COL
lect during nearly three months.
So far as my information and be-
lief go, this retreat of the Russians
may be very long. but it never will
turn into collapse. Consequently
any correctly informed and directed
policy would take account OF that
fact.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Dies Loys His Defeat
ToC.I.O. and 5th Column

By the Associated Press.
ORANGE. Tex. July l0-Chair-
man Dies of the House committee
investigating un- n-American activities
charged today in statement that
&C. I. o. and fifth column organiZa =
tions poured hundreds of thousands
of dollars" out to defeat him in the
recent Texas senatorial election.
Mr.. Dies urged an investigation
of the June % election, won by Gov.
w. Lee ODaniel. Representative
Dies finished fourth. Representa-
tive johnson, who claimed White
House support, ran second in a
close race with Gov. ODaniel.
Not less than S500,000 was spent
in this campaign contrary to the
intentions of the Hatch Act" Rep
resentative Dies declared. Govern
ment employees throughout the State
were written numerous letters and
contacted by telephone and tele-
graph for the purpose of influencing
their votes.
LAS an example, form letter sent
to Government employees informed
them that they would not be violet-
ing the Hatch Act by expressing
their preference for candidate"
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Bombers DESTROY
Six Nazi Ships,
British Claim
Vessels Attacked in Ports
At Cherboure, lie Hovre;
II Planes Claimed
Earlier Story on Page A-6.l

By the ASSoC4ateQ Press.
LONDON, July l0.-British bomb
ing planes attacked the French coast
today and blasted at enemy shipping
hitting six ships and leaving each a
total loss, the Air Ministry an
nounced tonight.
A communique said II German
planes were destroyed in the raids,
and that the same number of Brit
iSh planes were destroyed.
The enemy shipping was attacked
by Blenheim bOmberS in the ports
of Cherbourg and LIE Havre. the Air
Ministry stated The six ships hit
totaled more than 10000 tons. it was
stated.
Quays, dockSide buildings and gun
emplacementS also were declared to
have been bombed.
A chemical works and adjoining
railway sidings at Chocques near
Bethune, in Northern France, also
were attacked
The bombers were accompanied by
strong fighter force and were met
by enemy fighters in fierce en-
gagementS,' the British said.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Park

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. 81 ooo. claiming,
mstden mseEE Niys TyssT1d 81 tu5lons 6G 80
Florizsn Beau Jemasl 24.00 i 81
Van Man 'Haskelh $40
woodford Belle Oh Lady LADY Tarn. SISTER
Olss
SECOND RACE-purse. $1,000. claim.
ins: 3-year-olds and upward & furlongs.
Best Quality fShelhsmerI go 400 go
Wild Pigeon HASKELL 1920 56o
Jimmie Tom tAdamSl $40
Also rsn-Moksna. Great Haste Prineely
Gift, Pour o -Four. Rosln Souvenir, Rou-
tine. Dust on ana DADDY
DAILY Double paid s921
THIRD RAcE-Purse, sl.1oo; clslmins;
S-year-old 5l7 furlones..
vaidns Fro lMarinellD $40 40
Pa1es Girl Garner $50
Also ran-Foxport. John Hunnicut, Mad
Sage, James Quest. Our Blen and Deneb.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 200: claim
RH WsnsTts and upWs5d fss9nfi 60
Court Counsel tAdams) 4.40 3 SO
Go Home tVed6er) $40
Also rsn-Mon. Time. InscoeopeI. Sudden
Thought. Miss Harriet Wauchula, Dear
Yankee. Creepy Mouse and Rereshecomes.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
silvestra tstrickler) 700 $50 > so
Happy Pilot ,CraigJ 440 so
Queenes tEadS $50
Also ran-Double Call. Kansas, Jack
Twink, HI Pow and Double Rah.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Promotion
Continued From First Page.

formity in rate of promotion in
various agencies.
The report also pointed out that
the increase in pay roll, for each
year, if averaged over 10 years,
would be less than SO 900 900. The
report also stated that after The
plan has been in operation for 10
years the lapses resulting from
turnover and line promotions will
almost equal the annual cost OF
granting the increases to the elgi-
BILE employees, and there will be lit
tie or no further additional cost.
Senator Mead said late today he
had conferred with Majority Leader
Barkley and Minority Leader Nc
Nary and they were willing for him
to move to take the bill up next
week, when the parliamentary Sit
uation will make it possible TO de-
bate it more fully.
Wants Cost Clarified.
Senator OMahoney said he had
objected because he thought the
| cost of the bill should ba clarlhed
Senator Mead said that. while the
cost over a 10-year period had been
estimated at $29 900 900, the cost OF
promotions could be much greater
if the old method of non-unitorm
advancement in different agencies
continued in operation during the
next 10 years.
Anticipating passage of the pend
ing Ramspeck-Mead promotion plan,
Congress only a week ago placed
in the second deficiency bill a ban
on any promotions within grades
of the Classification Act until q
uniform system is adopted. If the
pending bill is not passed, there
fore, there could be no promotions
within grade for the next IL months.
The bill provides that employees
receiving less than $4,000 q year
would be advanced one step within
their grades each 18 months, If
their efficiency ratings are good.
Employees above the $500 level
would be promoted each 80 months.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Suffolk Downs
By the Associated Press.


FIRST .RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming
3-year-olds: furlone.
Fly Gent mora 1850 $50 $50
Chance Run tKrovitzl go 90
CLOCK Time tAtkinsonl $50
Also ran-Mr. Chicle. selann. Rodalma
55thel Pair After Dinner, Suburs and
SECOND RAcE-,Purse $1,000: claim
anS s,,n,,n, H,sear,olds 1yo and up fqrlcnss
GGrisetts tvnal co.4o 1900
CADET Bob tVenderbergl 1850
Also ran-savine Grace. Shirley G..
Morstep. Hugood, Sir Quest, showum and
Tenacious
DAILY Double paid s74D
THIRD RACE-purse, $1,000; claiming:
Sea Foam MAY 1140 4Ao $50
Alley (Tavlorl $50 400
Amazonian T,n3n Atkinson $40
Also ranEBullion. Worldly. Moo. Ger
Hoof Heart
| FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 600: claim
nS; ndo,t tsysar-ods Mar and up furlSnss ~
| Paddy tBriggSl 42O 3fO
Msdinla B. CVinD $50
Mail gsin' Dainty FoTd. HHn Esht G Tact Sa1s ana
Gala Star.
cS. Rutchick and NJ Stewart entry
FIFTH RACE-puEse. 81 900: claiming:
maiden 2-year-olds; furlonss.
Whiffle lGonzalez) 54.40 1920 $50
Tiari (Mora) 440 $50
Kittv Leon Taylor 800
Time. 1:01H.
Also ran-Juie Chest. Bright World Cir
cle's Son, Grifin Hills and War Orphan.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 81 500 allow
ances: 3year-olds and upward; furlongs.
Bull Brier TAYLOR $40 3.20 out
Aleero fMorsl $40 out
Wise Bee tCafarella) out
Time, 40.
Also ran-sundodeer and Time o
War.
aA s. Pierce entry.
SEVENTH RACEPurse. 81 900: claim
ing: 3-year folds. i. miles.
Zaltowns tYounE) $40 $50 2.20
Bravira (Hettin7erl 40 z. 50
Esta (Briggsl $50
Time 1:x1,
Also ran-Arabssqus, vay rcint, Ding.
mans. Harvey and Richestan.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
President Submits
List OF TWoscore
Army Promotions
Those to Be Ruised
To Brigudier General
Include Col. }. 0. Adler

President Roosevelt sent to the
Senate today more than two score
Army promotions, including one for
the advancement of Col. Julius Ochs
Adler of the Infantry Reserve to the
rank of brigadier general. Col. Adler
is vice president and general man.
ager of the New York Times.
The nominations of brigadier gen.
erals to be major generals included:
Maxwell Murray, John Millikin
Colonel, cavalry; Alvan Cullom
Gillem, jr. colonel. infantry !;
Henry Welles Baird colonel, cav
alry); John Nesmith Greely, Gerald
Clark Brant colonel Air Corps /:
Rush Blodgett Lincoln colonel, Air
Corps; Walter Reed Weaver (col-
onel, Air Corps Lewis Hyde Brere-
ton colonel, Air Corps; Millard
Fillmore Harmon lieutenant colo
mel, Air Corps; temporary colonel,
Air Corps; Herbert Arthur Dargue
Colonel, Air Corps Robert L. Eich-
elbergen colonel, infantry.
ColonelS nominated to be brigadier
generals included: Paul William
Baade Gnfanuy), Walter Harris
Walker lieutenant colonel. infan-
try), Harold Roe Bull lieutenant
colonel, infantry, Eugene Warren
Fales Infantry, Alexander Day
Surles cavalry, Lindsay Mcdonald
Sylvester infantry, Willis Dale
Crittenberger lieutenant colonel,
cavalry, Lloyd Edmonstone Jones
field artillery, Henry Lawrence
Cullen Jones field artillery. Jona-
than Waverly Anderson field artil-
iery), Edward Alexander Stockton,
Ir. tcoaSt artillery. James HutchingS
Cunningham coast artillery,
Thomas Hardaway Jones coast ar
tlllery), Edwin Bowman Lyon Cieu-
tenant colonel, Air Corps; temporary
colonel, Air Corps, Henry Jervis
Friese Miller lieutenant colonel, Air
Corps; temporary colonel Air
Corps, Ralph Pittman Cousins
lieutenant colonel Air Corps; tenn
porary colonel Air Corps. Julian
Sommerville Hatcher ordnance, &,
Roscoe Campbell Crawford Qieuten-
ant colonel. engineers. Stephen
Garrett Henry lieutenant colonel,
Infantry. Julius Ochs Adler Gn-
fantry. Reserve. Leonard Porter
Ayres (specialist. Reserve): Frank
Edward Lowe field artillery. Re-
serve, Roy Woodson Easlev in-
fantry), National Guard, Eugene
August Eversberg infantry, Ma
tional Guard.
Charles Hunter Gerhardt Clieu-
tenant colonel, cavalry.
Lieutenant colonies to be colonels
In the Marine Corps: William w.
Ashurst, Maurice G. Holmes. Francis
P. Mulcahy, Robert M Montague.
Daniel E. Campbell, James E. Belts
and James w. Webb.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Mako, Tordy Scores
z Quick Net Victories
By the Associated Press.


OCEAN CITY, N. j., July 10
Arriving a day late because of
automobile trouble, first-Seeded
Gene Mako of Los Angeles scored
two quick victories today to reach
the quarter-fnals of the mems
singles in the Atlantic Coast ten
mis- tournament.
Mako defeated Everson Pearsall
of Westfeld N. j., 60, Go in the
opening round and then eliminated
George Pero of Miami University
in the second. 6-3, 60.
Ted Olewine of Santa Monica,
Calf, seeded second, also went to
the quarter-f1nals with two victories.
Already in the quarter-f finals were
George Toley of Los Angeles, Rom
aid Edwards of San Jose, Calf.
and Joseph Fishback of BROOKLYN.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Reynolds Offers Bills
To Extend Army DUTY
Earlier Story on Page A.


Senator Reynolds of North Caro-
lima, chairman of the Military At
fairs Committee, today introduced
In the Senate a series of joint reso-
lutions to carry into effect the rec
concentrations made by Gen. George
C. Marshall Army chief of staff, for
the retention of selectees, reservists
and National Guardsmen in the
service beyond the period of one
year fixed in the draft act.
The resolutions would permit the
President to send the selectees and
the National Guard outside the
Western Hemisphere, or, indeed, to
send them anywhere he can send
the Regular Army as commander in
chief.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Dividend Is Ordered

NEW YORK, July 10 (SpeciaD -
Directors of the First Boston Corp.
have declared a dividend of $780,
600, equivalent to so cents per share,
payable July %, 1941, to stockholders
of record July 10. At this time last
year a dividend Of 50 cents a share
was declared and in January Of this
year a dividend of $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
| Army Buys Supply
OF fSnowshoes for
| Alaskan Force
BY the Associated Press.

Recent heavy Army purchases of
skis, snowshoes and clothing espe-
cially designed for subzero temper
atures took on new significance to-
day in the light of the American oc-
cupation of Iceland.
In addition to substantial quanti-
ties of Arctic equipment already be-
ing delivered for troops serving in
Alaska, the War Department has
contracted for 5,419 pairs Of skis, g.
1888 pairs of snowshoes, 27,4l6 toques
and 10000 wool blankets.
The Army Quartermasters Office
1as been studying suitable equipment
for troops in cold climates. Several
thousand men already have been
dispatched to Alaska.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Wholesale Food Index
Reaches New Peak
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, July 10.-Renewed
strength in foodstuffS this week car
ried the Dun & BradStreet wholesale
food price index to new peak for
the past liz years.
The index rose 3 cents during the
period from $306 to $500 as of July
8, which compared with 1924 a year
ago, or an increase of 379 per cent.
Since the start. of the year the index
has registered an advance Of 59c, or
236 per cent.
Only barley, butter and sugar de-
clined during the week. Advances
were recorded for flour, wheat, corn,
rye, oats, lard, cottonseed oil, cocoa,
eggs, hogs and lambs.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Roc;no Nawe Todoys Results - Entries
And Selections for Tomorrow
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Slow Track at Hogerstown
BEST BEr-GyNNARO
FIFTH RACE-BARDY, KEN
NET, ERIN'S GIRL.
BEST BEr-GENNARO.

BARDY still is a maiden but
she has been running extremely
we'll at Delaware Park and she
appears to have what it takes to
give this band a trimming. KEN
NET has threatened on several
occasions of late and he is due
for an improved performance.
ERIN'S GIRL copped at Charles
Town.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Allied Kid Volume
Ahead of Year Aqo
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Allied Kid
Co. reports sales of SO .685 ,8o5 for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1941, an in
crease of 7.3 per cent over the figure
of s9,O24,925 for the preceding year
Sales in June, 1941, were 81 ,02l ,3l8
q gain of 80 per cent compared with
the total of s730,7O2 for the same
month last year.
Final profits for the year have not
vet been determined, but the COM
pany reports that indicated earnings
compared favorably with those OF
recent years.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
SIXTH RACE-SKY HOSTESS,
KISSIN KID, MACS CAN

SKY HOSTESS hasn't shown a
thing of late but early in the
Charles Town session she trim
med very good field. This op-
position is very cheap and she
should whip them. KISSIN KID
has been second in his last two
tests and he may be the main op-
position. MACS CANTOR for
the rest.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
THIRD RACE-WAUGH SCOUT
IDA TINE. TAVERN.

WAUGH SCOUT scored at
Charles Town and he has trained
we'll since shifting TO this point.
This is very evenly matched
field in which several horses hold
excellent chances. IDA TIME
has been right there in all of her
recent tests. TAVERN wins
quite often and he rates closeup.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Empire City
BY the Associated Press

oS Nbe hoeOt.dtth ACSf-
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Son Islam Ryan 420 $50 $50
Single 'BiermsnI $50 40
Wood Robin Robertson 40
dlsstick. ohlala, MISCHIEF Aioot, Double
Erie Abrupt and Sampler.
SECOND RAcE-Purss, s15oo: claim
Little Kiss Cskenyr 1920 a3o SO
BoRert tRobertson) 1000 $50
zoSters Berg 1890
Time ! .09
Also ran-Gallant Stroke. Greeny. Port
Wales, Paper Plate Deep End and Gentle
DAILY Double paid S43.5Ol
THIRD RACE-Purse. sl.500: special
weights. maidens, 2-year-olds; 5i7 fur
a4 sRaFf coos. ssH p5ssse Dsseso' so s &" sqS
Flausht RobertsonD 40
Time I:o65a
Also ran-Pemmican. subdue Baris. Cold
Crack: Fair Call, Prime Sun, Bold Emblem
and Little Slam.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $4,000: allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward: about 8
Carroll ,GIbern 800 e7o e1o
Land OF o. tSkelly) 4 so 950
British Aria tArcaroI 40
Time, 0al.
Also ram-Paradinr, Jackorsek and
Boreae. ~
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500. ,lIov-
dnceS, 3-year-olds; l 70 miles
Homew Bound tSk'llyl 1880 80 400
The Flend tRobertson) Ii 40 5o
Happy Hunting (WalD 20
Time. :46ls
O., Also ran-Rodia. Poppadeets Moja, Peep
Show Quakertown and Fleescot
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; lis miles
Jewell Meade 1880 o no s1n
Su.i Mica 'Glloertl 20.40 1870
Grandever IJames) 4 80
Time. l:544s
Also ran-True Kniehtess. OF Shore.
brlght GRAY Aluminio. Phara Frost. Star
OF Padula and Rex Flag
Evening star., 1941-07-10
FOURTH RACE - REMOLEE,
CAVALIER. NAVIGATION,

REMOLEE has been with the
leaders in practically every one
of his starts and only tough rae
ing luck has kept him from VIM
ming more often. He appears a
shade the best. CAVALIER won
four nice efforts at Charles Town.
NAVIGATION disappointed in
his last but he can do better.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
De GouIIe Aide Doomed
In Absentio by Vichy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
V1CHY, Unoccupied France, July
10.-Col Eduard Rene Marie de
Larminat, general of the De Gaul-
list forces and commander Of Free
French troops in the Levant States,
was condemned to death in absentia
by a French court-martial, it was
learned today.
Col. de Larminat was chief Of
staff of French armies in the Near
East and late Governor General of
French Equatorial Africa, but on the
fall of France went to London to
join Gen. Charles de Gaulle's Free
French movement.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
FIRST RACE A L b A LIE Y 4,
MPM E E TING, GALA

RING.

AUBALEY raced without sue
cess at Delaware Park, but she
has trained smartly since arriv-
ing at Hagerstown and could be
the winner over these cheapsters.
CAMPMEETING disappointed in
his only Charles Town try, but he
is highly regarded by his con-
nections. GALA RING for the
show.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Freddie Lindstrom
Undergoes Operation
By the Associated Press

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 10
Manager Freddie Lindstrom of the
Knoxville Smokes of the Southern
Association underwent an emer-
gency operation for appendicitis to-
day and was reported to be progress
ing satisfactorily.
Lindstrom, complaining of feel
ing i'll, left the local ball park be-
fore the end of last nights game
with Little Rock, and was subse-
quently removed to St. Vincent S
Hospital, where the operation was
performed.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
EIGHTH RACE - X A ARI,
SUMNER STOCK, SOME
GROTfCHER

KAMARI lost her last by the
shortest of margins and she won
her previous test. The fllly ap-
pears to have as good a chance as
anything else in the nightcap.
SUMNER STOCK has the ability
to threaten in this event. SOME
GROUCHER has a chance on his
best effort.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Resistance Justified

CHARLESTON, S. C. tP).-Three-
year-old Dora Brown, after a 30
foot fall from a second story, fought
against the ambulance ride to a
hospital. And when physicians
could find no broken bones and 20
abrasions, she walked out of the
hospital with a triumphant air.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
S E G ND RACE-GENNAR
VALE SIGNAL, CATS
CRAnVE

GENNARO raced fairly con-
sistently at Tropical Park earlier
in the year and he should be able
to master the sort he is asked to
meet in this number. VALE
SIGNAL has been finishing close
up in her recent outings and she
is a threat. CATS CRADLE could
come to life and threaten.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
EIGHTH PACE-purss Ssnn' claiming
'-vear-olds and upward; ! mile and 20
Other Selections

COnSensuS at Empire Clty TFaStI .
BY the Associated Press.
1-Anyway, Muskrat, Feathery.
2-Two Kick, White Time, Thorino.
3-War Melody, Enoel, Eternal
Peace.
4EImperatrice. DIM, Dark Imp.
5-Total Eclipse, Counterglow, War
Magic
6-Yawl, Jamerica, United Force
7-Bootless, QuNoma, Early Settler
Best bet-BootleSS.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
SEVENTH RACE - CLYMENE,
BARGA AIN BOY, DRESS
MAKER,

CLYMENE hasn't been able to
earn a purse this year but the
Bill Bennings mare has worked
we'll enough to deserve another
chance In this affair. BARGAIN
BOY scored at Charles Town and
he could be the one to offer the
argument. DRESSMAKER has
been close in recent tries.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
NINTH SUBSTITUTE PACT-Purss
Il nnn. claiming. 3-vear-oldS and upward +.
Boy, Pour q Cupful

A coffee percolator is as essential
as a typewriter in many Brazilian
business offices. Brazilians drink the
beverage several times day.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Arlington Park East.

Arlington Park (FasD.
BY Louisville Times.
1-Furenuf, New Glory, Fairy Fleet.
2-Poughkeepsie. Fritz, Bronze Bu-
gle.
S-Mesella, Electric Heels, Latent.
4--Syl's Betty, Kilocycle. Chanting.
5-Epiget, Hi Sty, Three Per Cent
6-CroSsbow IL, Torch Clean, For
fend.
7-English Harry, Conville, San
Francisco.
8-Shansi, Sweep Through, Jim
Lipscomb.
9--Gounod, Sir L.. Honey Boat.
Bet bet-CroSSboW II.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Consensus for Suffolk Downs CFastl

Consensus for Suffolk Downs Fast
By the Associated Press.
fastener, Orinoco. Totache.
2-Gilded Hero, Judfry, Hard Lady.
3-Zite, All Whims. Daisy.
4Banarosa, Grandeur, Wise Coun-
sci.
5-Four Eyes, Buffehead, Gallant
play.
6-Night Editor, Johnnie j., Watch
Over.
War Key, Chance Yen. One Tip.
8IWarring Witch, Whistling Dick.
High Arch.
Best bet-War Kew.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
Detroit East.

Detroit East.
BY Louisville Times.
l-Tuacross. Sypergist, Termotine.
2-Rockwick, Blagden. Gurkha.
3-Big Parade, I Betcha, Arisickle
4-Try Fin, Chance Ann, Star Whiz
5-Bert w, High Plaid, Rockmaker
6-Meggy, Valdina Lord, All True.
7-Sam Alexander, Night Mist
Mental Banker.
8-Mannerly, Verakee. Grand Jester
9-Fight On, Chanceful, Radio Gold
Best bet-Meggy.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

The estimated cost Of all model
railroad equipment In the country
Is $10,00o,00o.