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Evening star., 1941-05-14
Axis Advances Is Miles
Into Egypt, Germans Soy

BERLIN, May IA P.-German
and italian forces have pushed their
North African front lines forward
As miles east of the Libyan-Egyp-
tian frontier, informed Germans de-
clared today.
The thrust, described as a sur
prise, was said to have been started
early Monday morning from Salum
The British, these sources said, re-
treated, avoiding decisive action.
Axis lines around the British
held port of Tobruk. in Libya, also
were said to have been frightened.
The reported German thrust be-
yond Salum indicates an attempt
to reach Sidi Barrani, about so miles
beyond the Libyan frontier on
Egypt's Mediterranean coast.
Sid Barrani was the high water
mark of the Italian penetration into
Egypt in the see-saw North African
fighting and the Fascists' strongest
advance base.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Axis Units Withdraw
South and West Of
Sa|um, English Say
Germun-ItuIiun Forces
Declared Thrown Back
Approximately 40 Miles
Ry the Associated Press.

6y the ASSOClhIeu FIehS.
CAIRO, Egypt, May 14.-British
headquarters said today that Axis
troops on the Egyptian frontier had
withdrawn to their original posi-
tions south and west of Salum,
where they were being continuously
harassed" by the British.
The British said the Axis troops
were thrown back about 40 miles.
Un Berlin, the Germans
claimed that German and Italian
forces had pushed forward As
miles east of the Libyan-Egyptian
frontier in a surprise assault
launched Monday from Salum)
'In the Salum area the enemy
has again Withdrawn to his original
positions south and west of Salum,
where he is being continuously har-
ried by our mechanical patrols.
said the daily communique.
British forces besieged at Tobruk,
within Libya, carried out limited
offensive operation" it was said. de-
stroying two German medium sized
tanks and inflicting many
casualties"
In Ethiopian operations, the Brit
ish reported capture of "a strongly
defended enemy position" in the
lake area south of Adds Ababa along
with 500 prisoners. two batteries of
artillery, five light tanks and an
anti-tank gun.
Two forces were reported still
converging on Amba Alaji, 280 miles
northeast of Adds Ababa, while an
othe. force occupied Algi, described
as sn important post north of
Yavello."
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Swiss Pass 20 French
Fleeing From Nozis
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BASEL, Switzerland, May IA
Twenty French soldiers who fed
German prison camps in the Black
Forest region crossed into Switzar-
land in groups of two and thres
early today and were permitted to
continue into the unoccupied ares
Of France.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Nuzis Soy They Forced
Roosevelt to Cancel TuIk
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BERLIN, May 1.-THE Berlin
newspaper Nachtausgabe comments
today that German bombers and
submarines have at least tempor-
arily disturbed the warmongerins
game" in the United States by
causing President Roosevelt to can.
Gel his radio address scheduled for
tonight.
The address had been generally
anticipated in the United States as
sort of declaration of war against
Germany" the newspaper said.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Foes Of Convoys
Postpone
Issue in Senate
Ship Seizure Bill
Amendment Question
Studied at Meeting
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
British supply lines hare been
grauely threatened by ship sink
ings so far this year. To help
meet emergency, this GoDern-
n,ent contemplates transfer OF
additional tonnage to British
seruice, but real issue Is tuhether
t0e ,Oil ettend protection t0hich
Mould assure arriual OF peSSels In
England. Several cabinet officers
haze indicated approval OF con-
boy plan, but President Roosevelt
has kept silent recently on this
matter.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Fugitive Carried No Documents
Revealing Plans, Germans Say
Any Peace Proposals He Advances Will Be
Promptly Disovowed, Berlin Asserts

said Hess had expected to return
to Germany in few weeks.
Documents Show Intentions.
Authorized quarters said the in
tentions of the former No. 3 Nazi
were indicated in documents he left
behind.
Naturally, Rudolf Hess was not
initiated in the plans of the Reich's
supreme military leadership which,
as is known, were available to cir
Gle of only a very few persons" a
party spokesman said, "but, on the
other hand, he knew enough that he
was convinced the German-Eng-
lish war would be carried out to its
last consequence, regardless of what
support England received, and that
it must not end not only with de-
(See BERLIN, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Arqentiniun Coming Here

BUENOS AIRES, May IA R.-
Government circles said last night
that former Finance Minister
Feerico Pinedo will leave for New
York and Washington by airplane
next Monday on a secret official
mission.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
British Tanks Attacks
RepeIIed, Italians Claim

ROME. May IA R.-Italian
troops "bravely repelled" q strong
British tank attack in the Tobruk
sector of Libya, the Italian high
command reported today.
1t said the British, who hold the
besieged North African port, suf-
fered considerable losses in men and
machines and that some prisoners
and machine guns were captured.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

Foreign
Fate OF free peoples rests on navies,
Winant declares. Page Az
Successful air raid made on Helgo-
land, British declare. Page AS
Nazi warning gives new turn to con-
voys discussion. Page AS
Notionol.
B. M. I. slashes music rates in
broadcast war. Page Al
Washington and Vicinity.
White House aide stops molesting Of
peace pickets. Page Al
Banana truck hits 11-year-old girl
on boulevard. Page Ali
School officials, trustees named In
Montgomery County. Page B-l
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Summary Of Todoy's Star

SPVftSs
Feller, still learning, already tops
all pitchers. Page C-1
Boss-pal Wilson on spot as Diz Dean
nears trails end. Page C-1
Ghecas on top, five Hoya mates
among leading hitters. Page CO
Montgomery hurdle as Jenkins
faces Angott title bout. Page C-3
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Hess Barring Secrets Of Nozis,
British Declare, as Churchill
Prepares to Interview Prisoner
Words of Ex-Leuder
Will Make Germans
Sweat, English Soy
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Rudolf Hess. third-runki1g
Easi leader. fetD from Germany
10 Scotland Saturday night
against orders of Adolf Hitler.
Landing near Glasgow, he tUds
captured by farmer and turned
oDer to home guardsmen. Spec
Hlation on reasons for his flight
from Germany is rife. Germans
say he is out OF his mind and
has hallucinationS;; British de-
clare him sane and defiant OF
the Nusi reQime.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

(See STRIKES, Page A-40
Evening star., 1941-05-14

(See EDEN, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1941-05-14

(See BERLIN, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1941-05-14

Increasing cloudiness. slightly warmer:
lowest tonight about so; tomorrow most
ly cloudy, somewhat warmer. Tempera-
lures today-Highest, 70, at 2 pm;
lowest, As, at S am.
From the United States weather Bureau report.
Full Details on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Senators Back
Wider Priorities
Rule for 0. P. N.
Separate Agency
Fought by Knudsen,
Is Voted Down
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
O.P. MS prtorities section tells
industry t1hich contracts it must
fH first and Which industries
haze first call on certain materials
in defense and British-aid pro-
duction. HouSe-approUed legiSld-
ton, under amendment BY Rep
reSentdtiue Cor, Democrat, OF
Georgia, Mould transfer this du-
thortty to Joint Army and Many
Munitions Control Board.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
BY the Associated Press.

{See HESS, Page AS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RAcE-tl. 500 allowances. 4-year-
olds and up steeplechass about ? miles
Sussex tBosley III $50 300 p so
Simeon Brown 1910 20
Cupid walker 5 so
Time 3:te 3-S, or 22i
Brown Prince III Kelisboro. Rosariun
Night Heron and Congo Prince also ran
SECOND RACES 500. claiming. &.
scatter Brain flames. SO a7o 900
Busy Fingers tMaoenD 200 81
Mobcsp CARROLL 8 50
Time l4s As on 2Sf.
Eldee ArmAgnsc. Kens Pop Well Read
and Charming Herod also ran
THIRD RAcE-si 500, claiming. 7.y.ar.
old maidens. - mile:
Ute lMcCrearyD TO 90 Z On
Parsvings 1HarrelD $50 $40
Desert Brush tArcsro) 20
Time 90 Is. on 3.23iA.
Darling, Cherry Rascal, Georgia e Vol
Aurvent. sun Burst. Grsndiloqusnt Litho-
srspn Vsin Dennis r 'snowtint and
'stver Vixen also ran.
'Ffsld
FOURTH RAcE-N 500. claiming. ,.
year-olds and up. = mile
ny Happy MADDEN $50 27G
Head Sea tOliverD 90
Time 1913 is, on 35t
scout About. Battle Won. S~setie Pie
Lady Haste and Canpasse also ran.
FIFTH RACES 500. claiming 4-year.
olds and up >, mile
Greeny MADDEN 40 $40 = 20
Wisbech 1BiermanD $40 370
Gallant stroke Ryan so
Time l:i2 is. of 423
Carvale Noroton a-pharo Taitler a-Last
Frontier and MIN Fang also ran
a-lllich Kalish entry
SIXTH RACE - 81 500. allowances 2
year-old filles. = mile
Equipet tDonOsol 20 so 2 20
Small Time tMeadel 3 81 ? ~
War Melody tRyanl 2 20
Time SO. off 4:5t's
Great Hurry and MArval also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Si 500. claiming 4
yesrolds and up. ] lis miles
LAWN lSkelly) ~ SO 100 2 80
Guerrilla tRysnl $40 310
Dark Level (McCrearyl ? 50
Time rs i-j. off S.2i
Bahia War Noise, Gold Dart and Anglo
saxon also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Si 500. claiming. 3.
year-olds snd up. lis miles
Kahyrits tMcCreary) 500 $50 30
silent Witness tJamesl so 220
Bonzar (Madden) 2 40
Time i.N as. of S.S2is
Detroit III, Gentle Savage and Aluminio
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

Totals 80 ~ ~ II Totals IS II n Is
Ran for Turner In fourth inning.
tBAted for B.ggs In seventh inning.
4Batted for Hutchings In ninth inning.
Cincinnati 30 200 1O5-
ST. Louis i02 202 12x-i0
Runs-Frey Koy. Goodman, Craft. y.
Mccormick 2 Joost 2. Gleason, Hopp 2,
Brown r Moore e. Padgeit. Slaughter.
Marion. Errors--Joost 2. Brown. Psdgett,
Marion Runs halted in-Aleno 2. r. Nc
Mormick Turner 2 Frey, Koy 2, Good
man Padgett ?. Slaughter 8, Nesner 8,
T Moore, Hopp. Two-base hits-Coodman,
PadKett Turner JoOst Slaughter. Three
base hit-Hopp Sacrifice hit-Brown.
Mancuso Double playS--Marion to Brown
~ Hopp 2 Brown 10 Marion To Hopp.
Marion 10 Brown. Kraft 10 r. Mccormick.
Joost 10 Frey 90 r. Mccormick. Bases
on bals-On NJ. Cooper 3, off Thomp-
son ). of Wander Nicer 3. of krist ].
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

IN. Newsome 2 Cronin. Taber. Will
Hams 2 Suder Johnson s Chapman.
Miles. Two-hase hits--Johnson. s. Chap
man. Hayes Three-base hit Hayes.
Home runs Williams. l.. Newsome Stolen
base L. Newsome Sacrifice hn-Di-
Maggie Left on bases Philadelphia T.
Roston s Bases on balls-On Knott 2. of
Dobson Struck out-By Knott 4 nv
Harris I ny Dohson 4 Hits-On Knott q
in : innings. Of Harris in I inning. of
Dobson in innings. (none out in ninth .
or Rybs in ! inning Winning pitcher
Dohson Losing pitcher-Knott. Umpires -
Rue. stewart Summers. Jime-2 OF. At
tendance 200 (ofhcian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
DELAWARE PARK

1-oN THE LEVEL. Ashsme, Vale
Dove
2-FOGOSO, Little Bolo. Briar sharp
3-REAL VALUE. Alpine Lad. Docket.
4ARoYAL RUBY 2ND. Cavalier,
Smarter.
joe RAY Ben shabs, Doctor Reder.
6-RED DOCK, Son Altesse. Westnesia,
milk PUNCH, STING Pal. Ginoca.
s-BOsTON PAL, Money Middle,
Uvalde.
BEsT-BOsTON PAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW YORK
BOSTON

Totals 30 S % II Totals 80 10 ~ 5
tBatted for Berries in seventh.
tBatted for LAmanna In ninth.
Boston 200 OO0 OOO-2
New Yort 3i2 oO2 olN-s
Runs-Rowel Hassett; Rucker. White
head 2 OFT g. Hartnett 2. urges. Errors
Hsssett, l.. Waner. Runs batted In 80 y.
Waner. OFT ?. Hartnett 4. Rucker. Jurges,
Young Two-base hits-Rucker, OFT z.
Home runs-Ott. Hartnett. Sacrifice hi =
CARPENTER stolen bsse-mtller Double
play-Berres 10 Rowell Hts-on posedel
/ in "a innings. sullivan In pa inn
ing: Lamanna in 2-3 innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
LINCOLN FIELDS

l-HOvER. Rose-R Red kiloeycle
2-DUCMlSs, Donnagins. High Land
mark
3-PARI sUCRE, Mexcana. Happy
Choice
4-ALYsBYRD, Valdina Entry, Brush
Brush
5-GAMBTT-Maurice X, Marfeu.
6--WOOLFORD EN- TRY, Viscounty,
Montsin.
7-NICO. Ambo. SagnAk
s-sERBiAN ROSE, Sweet Forever, Split
SILK
9-BUsY LUTRECIA. Jimmie Tom, Mo-
non Lad
RRST-H0VFP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Lincoln Fields Results

FIRST RACE-ssIo. claiming. 3-year-
Pajss CMsrineil5 7so 400 900
Chin Music
(McAndrews) $40 $50
Limitation (HaskeD ESQ
Time 1l3 Is of 2.16
Charming Sude. Star Blink, Ottoman.
Five O. Five Barbara and whichwss
also ran.
SECOND RACE $50. claiming. 2-yesr.
Quick Tool (BortonD $40 $50 $40
Deneb tMeocheb 500 $50
0id Rose tVandergrifft to
Time :0i 2-5. off PAS.
sissension. Minrab. X. Albert, Geanway.
All Agiow, SO Close. Texalite sixty's
Queen and Dallas Flash also ran.
THIRD RacE=ssfo. CLAIMING 3=yesrs-
Odds and up. 4. mile
Cherriko fBorton) 1880 $40 $50
FLYING Jane tvandergrIfp $40 so
Gold Mesh tBerger) 2.20
Time, IA rs. off 3:17.
Yellow Mask, Annie Alone, Bluefield.
Roguish Nena, Mantella and Pelter also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-sslo. claiming, 4-year.
ODDS and up. !. mile.
Play (Brooksp $40 500 $50
Jayfcee tMcAndrews) 400 $40
Moselem tVanderburgbb 1910
Time / ~ 3-5, off 3:47.
Mighty Miss Wnlette, Commission, KING
Cotton and Darby Dallas also ran.
FIFTH RACE-si,OiO. allowances, 3.
year odds. = mile.
siivestra tMcCombs) 500 $50 $50
Agricole (Carroll) 800 2s60
Happy Pilot tAdamsl so
Time rs As. off Is.
Shaun c.. ne KAlh. Rose Tint, Uncle
Nose and Valdina Groom also ran.
SIXTH RACE=S1nlO. allowances. (.
yeaF-e4as- aFA-iif mile
Equifox tMlllsl 100 2.60 40
Timeful tFarrelD 800
Time IS is. off 4:f4h
/ Saint Andrews and Cherry Trife also
ran
SEVENTH RACE-ss1o claiming. 4.
year-olds and up, 1 lis miles
Palermo adams $50 40 300
Goshen lMarinellD $50 40
Pick Out tFarrelD 40
Time i:47 2-5. off STA.
Texstar, Fly Me- Birdlea. Golden Era
and Sir Novice also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Ssi0 claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. lie miles:
Honey Boat tHasksD 7.40 320 $50
Gno Thor Berger 4.20 800
Azores tBoyce) $50
Time / AS As, off 5:41h
Royal Teddy Palssa, Buss. Onig and
Blue Tints also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RACES 600, claiming. 2-ysaE.
cohoIss tsmi,hJ siso "a On IL sO
smart lBrggsp 40 $40
Accuse Me tfutkt ----------4 -
Time IS 2.5--n off al
Top Half Roman Legion. Abb Babe
Try Do-It. Grand Gay. Two Ways. Lady
Mascara and Leven-o Leven also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si. 900, claiming. 3.
cadet Bob tDursndo) $50 $50 900
Bright Camp tAtkinson) $40 50
Bravira (smithl 50
Time l.Is as. OF 2:Si.
SUBURB Sea Foam. Clock Time snappy
Heels and Psrfsit Amour also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sI. 900. claiming. 2-y.ar-
Superior iYoungl 8 50 50 40
Porable lTAylorl so 90
Moonfui fsnyderi 20
Time %. on 3isiz
MN Iron. HI Leap and Hsdda Cab Also
ran.
FOURTH RACES. 600. maiden Swear.
olds and upI = mile.
Crovfoot Taylor $50 80 80
Gallant Play tCaffarella) go N
Lhii. Acorn.d smith 30
Time ! Is as or 3t7
G.rtss Lee, George LsmsEs and Rosalis
r. also ran.
FIFTH RACE-si 600. claiming 3.y,ar-
oids and up ?. mii,
Red War young 1919 80 } 90
Rough Biscuit (Duppsl $50 so
Beach Ensembls CONNOLLY go
Time 1:i3 as. off as
stage Beauty, Gossip Time ard AIT
Actress also ran.
SIXTH RACE-si 200 allowances )
yesr-olds and up E. mile
Donna Leona Briggs $40 40 out
Purcsilvile ,Dursndoi $40 out
a.General Jack tAtkirsonl out
Time l.l5 rs. OF 4.fsig
a-LAdy Waterloo and sAundersto~n also
ran
A-Mspe crest Farm entry.
SEVENTH RAcE-si ooo. claiming T.
ysar-oids ana up. mile and 10 Yards:
Country Lass snyder il.t0 500 "
Rocky Aargot Taylor 40 50
High-Fair tMcMullenJ IL 20
Time 1919, OFF S.20h
kindly Act. Light Tack. pompln D.vils
Pace. Updo, Swing Band and Silon also
ran
EIGHTH RAcE-y 100 claiming 4.
yeAr-oids and up. ! i-is mues
Lady Roma (Young) 10 80 so 3 90
stable CHetiingsrD $40 , so
Major y CSnyder) $40
Time 81 Is, or 55i
la Perla, DiscobOio, Druco syska and
Butter also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

olds and up. P. mile:
VIII Today (PrehmD 500 tn } 20
Bouts Feu BUSH $40 20
Daisy Seen Burns z ~
Time II 3-5. on 22i5
Grand Reina Dscotsh Marc Margaret.
Patsy Ruth and Mongol Jr. also ran.
-sEee&p- RAcE-s4nnr claiming 3-y.sr-
nifs and up, mile.
Uusiu dewitt 100 - ~
Gold Color prshm) $50 20
Fast STAR tHolt0nl 40
esfis vandy Wssssn. Cherish Ne
and BLAZING Torch also ran.
THIRD RACE $500. claiming. i.yssr-
olds ana up 2, mile
Rock High tpsuiD $40 go 90
Carrie tPrehml 20 : ~
ssquoia tFArrelD 2 20
Time lis. OF 51Sl4
quick peliysrs Duet Moho. Relief
Worker ADD Feng Ia also ran.
FOURTH RACE $500. claiming, a-y.m-
oids snd up. 3 mile
Jean. Jock tGsithsD 40 go ~
GAl jest tHo'oni 80 %
The chord fFarreiN -
Time - OF aA3h
BUCK Pomp John shouss Asperty and
lsne Hun also ran.
FIFTH RACE -su urlonss
Quicker tWfaY) 80 90 80
EnAniee fHnrvathl ~ 40
Aeli Fught tknisley1 ~
Time ttl3 as
Yslof. Fluttsroy and Rough Lane sis'
ran.
SIXTH RACE Niis snd % yards
sSesping Wind Bush 80 40 72o
slack Mischief Prehm) 40 2 q
Role James tNrayb ; 80
Time 90 rs
Plsy Line Atots Dsviiish Cons George
KFehhlel and Good Memory also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-sn fuflongs.
RHYTHM fWntsi rs 20 81 e.
i.sdy NAd fSeAnanl 20 80
Miioa BUSH -
Time l.i5
Old Honesty Shelby Kirg RoXis. Bane
Lsuretta Jay and GalAnta also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Ons mile
Mtuey tHoryathb 80 2n ? %
PIRATE Lass tHorn) ~ ? 20
AlEsro (knisleyD z %
Time l.ti rs.
Whoa Bach Turn Out. Ermal Lea and
Conmuniqus also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
LINCOLN FIELDS

CAT Crete. ~
AIR HOSTESS Hover. Rose Red.
2-DUCMISs. Gray Ethel Donnagina.
3r-NANI LEONAf, Rusty Gold, Patched
Pants.
4-ALsBYRD. vsldIna Fro. Royal one.
5-HoPE DIAMOND. Torch stick, Cam
bit.
6-vIscoUNTY. woolford Farm entry.
MOntsin.
7-AMBO, Earlians. Gypsy Monarch
s-sERBIAN ROSE, Split Silk, Prince
Dean
Jimmie TOM. Monou Lad. Busy
Lutrecia
BEST-NANI LEONAI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
!. N. S. Consensus
BY LES CONKLIN
BELMONT PARK

1-FATTY. Sebastapool. Don Roberto
2-SHORT DISTANCE Early settier
Bright Victory
3-DEVIL DIVER, Soldier Song. Ri
poste
4-FETTACAIRN. The Thane, Middle
Aisle.
5-HANDY TOM. sungno. Grey Wolf
6-MfOLAND. Hash. HAltal
MONDAY LUNCH. Nedayr Bay
See JOE. Cupboard Kurdistan
BEST-MIOLAND.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
Detroit Race Charts
The Daily Double Paid $I4.OO

copyrght b. Triangle aions Inc
4 n 20 2.yea tar
n poS a al
100 q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
CHARLES TOWN

Cat Charles Town. w Va
1-GOOD WINE. Scarlet Flame, war
Scare
2-BUTCHER BOY Bill X. Conn
manderess
3-CRUSAND. Nariyah. Waugh Scout
4-OWALLER, Lula khayyam, Ace OF
Trumps.
BRED WRACK, Blablah, The Fop.
6-HlGH BUD. Time Her. Stubhs
7-CHALOTAUR, Ksi Min. Grouchy
s-TRANSDAY. Singing Steel, Brooke
Herod.
e-DELHl DAN, Happy Sis. wsshstain.
lO-lNY x, Small Change, Doctors
BEST-HIGH BUD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
BECLAH PARK

cat Columbus o.
i-STLVER BRAID, ours. Red Carter.
fast START, Flying Ark. Gold
Sprite.
sold BOOK, Darby Dna, Pembroke
BROAD STRIPES, Sun Aloha, War
5-LEIGHToNwooD. Psllas Athene,
Joaney 3.
h-tHtkEi Spaniee, Bobhyis Som
queen CLARICE, The spotter.
Ebony Fly
s-CfMARRQN SAND, Dallasite. sucre.
e-DANCiNG TELEE, Capt. Yarbrough,
Alcedo
BEST-FLUKE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
SUFFOLK DOWNS

1-ESELKAY. Black One. Esta.
2-GALWAY, Cove Spring Moo,
ASK NE, Csboodle, Weslow.
f-GHOST QUEEN, Extremus, Time
5-BELLCODA, All Crystal, Catcali.
6-DELTA DAN. Pause Morstep
AIR BRIGADE, Doubt Not, Sweet
Willow.
s--SiRGAY. Cangrierron. Hasty Wire.
EST-BELLCODA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
PARAMOUNT PARK

CAT East ST. Louis. III
1-GEoLoGIsT Warings Linkville
2-DUskY MAID. Peggys sun, Mouse
3-Mlss BALKo. Chiefs Boy. Norman
i-CAHokIAN. Brown BLIZZARD, spankys
Buck.
5-DOUBLERAB, Marclaire, Burman
Culture WINNING, Royal Blue.
Swift Light.
my ECHO, Lincoln j.. Willie j.
s-MlsTuCkY, Three Clovers. Cross
Ruff.
BEsT-DUsKY MAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
9th Race


p under
o
in fnAlf FUR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30
I'd Race


Dead
4 JOHNNY placed under light
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

Totals 2s - Totals ~ 62T ;
, 'Batied for Allen in eighth
81 Louis 600 600 OO0--n
Chicago 600 03i O0x-4
Runs Solters. Hoag fresh Dietrich.
Errors-Cltn ? Runs hated in-Soners
Dietrich, Wright Two-bsse hit Hoag
Home run-Solters Bases on balls-On
Dietrich ?, of Allen !. of Caster 4. Struck
out-By Dietrich 3. by Allen ? Left on
bases-st. Louis g. Chicago 6. Hits-Oh
Caster IN 2-3 innings on Allen / in
ID innings. Losing pitoher-caster.
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SUFFOLK DOWNS

CAT Boston. Mass
1-ESTA, EselkAy, Black Ore
2-GALWAY, Cove Spring. Moo.
3-ALL HEELS, Daisy. Weslow.
f-ExTREMUs, Red Meadow, Vsldina
Jack
3--ALL CRYSTAL, Bencoda. Woo
Robin
6-PARI ERNEST. Trimmed, Higher
Bracket
7-AIR BRIGADE. Doubt Not, Sweet
Willow
s-cANGRIERRON. Hasiy Wire, SUNNI
BEST-GALWAY.
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NEW WORK
ralled. Accnnnl al raln

Runs Heinrich. DiMaggio. Lewis. Travis
Err rs--Sturm. Corfor Runs bat'ed In
Archie :, Crosetti. Heinrich Three-hase hit
Archie. Home run Heinrich. stolen base
- Rolfe Base on balls Russo 1
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Sd Race


To n
demny stretch lnde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

handled, secured a
eight
finished strongly
y 4 d urlongs
~ A>e~SS &
H.
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PHILADELPHIA
BOSTON

Totals 90 q ~ Totals % 10 II 10
'Batted for Harris m ninth
tBstted for Brancato In ninth.
Philadelphia 600 ola col
Boston ola 600 2ix--s
Runs Moses Johnson s. Chapman,
Hayes Finrsy. Williams Foxx. T..
Newsome. Error Knott. Runs bstted
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Fri d a Us
Best Bets
(By international News Service

(By International News Service
BELMONT PARK
cat Long Island, n "
FATTY. Don Roberto SabaNapool
2-sHORT DISTANCE. comendstor II,
Early Settler
3-EARLY NJ SMART. Ripso,s. Soldier
Song
4-FETTAcAIRN. The Thsne, Middle
Aisle.
5-HANDY TOM Grey Wolf King
Fisher
6-MfOLAND, Hal,al Hash.
7-NEDAYR. Monday Lunch, Voliiant
s-HlLL BLOND, Two Ply Cupboard.
BEST MIDLAND
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OIL by claiming start
by Mr.
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4th Race

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had he
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efore going muc
4
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10 posta a.
shoP by
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xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear. track. slow.
Post, I.i5 p. m. Detroit time.
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$500.
diving place Went $685.
Winner 7, Bako-Showa by Mrs.
s625i 500 $50. SIS Time,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track. fast
Post. AIS p. m. detroit t.mel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-30

XEpprent1cs allowances claimed.
Weather. clear. track, fast.
Post. 90 .. m. Detroit time
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