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Evening star., 1941-06-10
Lincoln Fields
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $50; claiming:
3-year-olds and d, up; fur,onss sd an m
Pallanns Rsdy fnnits srTs Fstrietl.r 1880 so sssS
Limitation Garner 800
SECOND RACE-Purse $50; claiming;
Radio Wave (Brooks' 900 $50 $50
Monon Lad o[Richard) 4.so
Also rsnUPop's Rival The Trout, Dods.
Me. High Renorn, Fly Me, Prospectus,
Deepdene. Kentucky Jane and cornvalhs.
THIRD RACE-Purse, ss1o; clsimins;
Lexbrook (MacAndrew) $500 11.s0 $40
sII sIine,lg IyrP iit & AdaTs 500 sS
Also ei iran@Aiiatwit, peacharino. Quarter
back, Depice, hnnett T., Frotz, BOLIVIAN,
DelcroSs Kid Fox.
anees: s-year-oids; furlo~nss. ~ 'N
Kirwin u. Hsritos, 2.60 2.20
Aii%eniMt Also ran@Meric.no, Bird High, oma-
thon.
FIFTH RAcE-purse, s1,o1o; allow
- a lee tMssAndr.S5 $50 $50 ss4c stc
avaldina Paul oMarrinellD 2-2o
Also % r.n@version. sos. Tint, .v.ldin.
sVaidina Farm entry.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for q Fast Track at Charles Town
BEST BET-SCARLET FLAMI

DONA MONTEz just galloped
to win her last in rhe easiest pos
sible manner and right off that
cracker-jack showing the mare
is selected for repeat perform
ance. ROMNEY ROYAL has a
win at this oval TO recommend
his chances here. MAFUTA is
as good as her recent triumph
suggests.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
81 4 8 IT 6
SCORE By INNINGS.
WASN'T O1O 900 900 I
Cleveland -1O3 900 OOx- 4

Summary.
Runs batted in-Weatherly, Bloodworth,
Keltner, Mack.
Two-base hit-Bioodworth.
Three-base hit-keltner.
Home run-Keltner.
Sacrifce-Czse.
Left on bases-WashinEton, s; Cleveland,
Bases on baIls-Oh Hudson, 3; of Feller, 3.
Struck out-By Hudson, 2; BY Feller. s.
Hits-Of Hudson. 3 in ! innings; on Car
rasauel o In l inning.
Winning pitcher-Feller
LOSING pitcher-Hudson.
Umpires-Rue, Stewart and Summers.
Time-?:03.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
S SECOND RACE - SCHLEY
GOREE, ROWING EYE,
nEnUIN

SCHLEY GOREE has a win
and two seconds to show for his
last three attempts at this point
and In his present condition ap-
pears to deserve the nod. ROV-
ING EYE has been raced and
worked into top condition. DEB
LIN still is maiden but he
has improved and he rates con-
sideration.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Connie Mack Is Presented
Doctor Of Laws Degree
B, the Associated Press.

hsbUCIdItu
CHESTER, Pa, June 10.-Wearing
cap and gown. Connie Mack, veteran
manager of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics. was awarded an honorary
degree of laws today by the Penn
sylvania Military College.
The degree was conferred, the
college announced, because of his
valuable contribution to the youth
of our Nation"
Evening star., 1941-06-10
NINTH RACE-BILL X, COC-
KLEBUR, SCOOTIE.

BILL K has shown excellent
form in recent tries and if the
substitute is pressed into service
he could be the winner. COC-
KLEBUR and SCOOTIE to fight
it out for the minor awards.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Woman Burned in Fire

Mrs. Mary Mckinley, so, colored,
of 1885 Twentieth street NV, was
taken to Emergency Hospital and
treated for slight burns received
during a fire in her third floor
apartment at 1885 Twentieth street
NV. Firemen said one room and
its contents were destroyed in the
blaze.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Suffolk Downs
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RAcE-rurs. 81 900: elainins;
sts.i King Wholly rs ssiso 1880 ,7.e
Bissskerry tYouusl 440
Time, l:469s
Also rsn-Crius. City Judss, Kens Re-
venge. Pay Rack and Rollsbufzy.
sECc aAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming;
sf;?s55.: e penn s1iss .fsss'' llso s.S s.S ss$
Bullion Bates 800
Also rsn-stinssl, Ever Time. FIoraesds.
Nux, See Al! and Palio, oo,
DAILY Double paid STA 2oo
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming,
3-yesr-olds; 6 furlonss chute.
ssbTi,. ssesbTtXi, Tins Gnsk,S.on smyth 2o assoo go
Gilded Hero ,Wholeyl $40
ssaaS bsg Fax D5asSs L's{ a.
kyon, Sea Foam and After Dinner.
weights: maidens: e-year.oids. SIS fuflongsl
Spiral Pass snyder 40 500 out
Buns Rush SMITH out
Also rsn-strolhns Easy and Search
light
3-year-olds and upward; furlongs tchute).
Pause tAtkinson) 1900 500 4.40
Stage Beauty tR. Wholeyl 1900 $40
Beach Ensemble (E. Connolly $50
Time, lib.
Also ran-One-Tenth. Rough Biscuit.
War.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S1,l00; claiming;
3-year-olds: / mile.
Pet iCsnsrelal AZ 100 Is 90 40
Chance Yen IF. A Smith 40 $50
BriarRo (Younei $40
Time. 30 4-5
Also ran-Bonlied. VILLAGE Belle Driv-
ina Power, One Tip. Sa oulus, Misty Quest.
Lady Lyonors and Light Sweeper.
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THIRD RACE SCARLET
FLAME, MEADOW GOLD,
PRFCIOITS TIME.

SCARLET FLAME has finished
second three times in row and
she appears TO have a bit of an
edge over the sort she is asked
to meet tomorrow MEADOW
GOLD has plenty of early lick
and she promises to be with the
pace from the drop of the flag
PRECIOUS TIME could be up
in time to show.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
SEW ENTH E-NETTA
WOOD, COTILLON, FIRE.
nAINA

META WOOD has raced fairly
consistently at this session and
she has a corking chance to bring
home the bacon here. COTILLON
hasn't shown much this year but
on her last years form she would
have to be accorded a fighting
chance. FREDALVA could i'm
prove and be extremely dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Charles Town tFast).

Charles Town Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
CLOCKS, Likely Lad. Waugh Scout.
2HSchley Goree. Maetake. Questre.
3-Counsello, Negopi. Scarlet Flame.
4-Ballyhaunis, Fusionette, Sum-
bright.
tHigh Aim, Romney Royal,
Roman Leader.
6-Remolee, Maebeau. Balkanese.
7-Fredalva, Flyawsy Hat Cotillion.
8-Exhort, Jinneal. Irish Oak.
9-Bill K. Danzig, Saltshaker.
Best bet-Ballyhaunis,
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Racing Results
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
2-yesr-olds; about Ala furlongs.
Mrytle NJ. (HeberD $50 $50 80
Jimjofor fEversoleI 240 2.40
Fiery Ann tAcostaI $40
Time 0:51Es.
Also ran-Carolyn T, Miss Rippon. Lady
Longworth. April Wave and Pup Tent.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
for 3-year-olds and up about Al fur
Sun Salvator fAcostal $50 40 800
Red Wings tPalumboI 500 400
Buddy Al (ChurchilD $50
Time, 0:50ls
Also ran-Black Mill, Counors, Sail BY,
Grand Wind and Grist.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
for 3-year-olds and up; Charles Town
course.
First Fling Hernandez 1910 $50 $40
Brain Child Palumbol $40 80
Expected Belle Il. Eversole) 4.oO
Also % ran-Resl Boy. Enses Hope.
Dragon Watch. War Sorrow and Gay Boo,
DAILY Double paid S3S. 40
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim
lne for 3-yesr-olds and up; Charles
Town course.
Way Out kelly 500 $50 go
Overbost fAcostsI $50 $40
Cats Cradle lpalumbol $50
Also ran0Reigh Tetrarch, Frits W.
Chancer, Mariyah and Happy Host.
Evening star., 1941-06-10

FIRST RACE-MISS MAkEK,
WAUGH SCOUT, CLOCKS.
MISS MAKER disappointed in
her last at this strip but she
scored in her previous test with
much speed in reserve. Let's toss
out the bad try and give her an
other chance. WAUGH SCOUT
just missed in his last and he has
to be considered a major threat.
CLOCKS will like the short
route.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Other Selections
Consensus at Aqueduct Fast.

Consensus at Aqueduct Fast.
By the Associated Press.
l-Zite, Psychiatrist. Single.
2-Rugged Rock, Cuckoo Man, Jack
Fly.
3Thrift, Golden Bubble, Belfry
Chimes.
+Cinder Maid, Isolde, Magic
Stream.
5-Lord Kitchener, King Cole,
Swing and Sway.
6-Imperatrice, Vintage Port, Sher-
if Culkin.
7-Early Settler, Blazing Heat.
Bess B.
Best bet-Cinder Maid.
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FOURTH -BALLYHAU-
MS. FUSIONETTE, SMART

BALLYHAUNIS Tes badly
trimmed in her last at this point
but in her previous try she licked
a field as good or better than this
appears to be. FUSIONETTE
has improved with every local
start and she won her most re-
cent test, SMART LAD is near
ing peak condition and he is
contender.
FIFTH RACE-DONA MONTEZ,
ROMNEY ROYAL, NAFUTA.
Evening star., 1941-06-10

Aqueduct
BY the Associated Pre-

By Iht ASSOCle TED PTtSt.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 500: claiming
3-yesr -olds and up; furlonss.
React Carroll 1910 s 90 $50
Camp Sortie tWalD $50 100
Hezdrel GRAY $40
Time, 49,
Also rsn-sAnelo Saxon. Good Head,
Chalmsc, Dark Level Count Edward POSI-
bility, Pos: Luck and aScout About.
Mrs. W. Z. Martin and H. L. Strsus
entry.
SECOND RACE-Purss 81 500; ella inning
4year- -olds and up: lie miles.
War Noise Skelly) 500 | $50 $50
Armaenac GRAY % 80 $40
Red Time James 3 so
Time SIS.
Also Observation-Disclosures. Sprins Away,
Air Cooled and Oddess's Prlde
DAILY Double paid 81 so1
Evening star., 1941-06-10

More than 40 per cent Of the
milk produced in the United States
Is used for butter.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Delaware Park tFast).

Delaware Park Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Can-Jones, China. Blueon.
2-Graeme Cracker, Apprehend, My
Lawyer.
3-No selections.
Boy. Witness Stand, She
Dast
5-Latour, Steady On, Down Six.
6-My Bill, Sir Alfred. Snarler.
7-Prompto, Misty Meadow, Trip
hammer.
8-Quinlan. Praetor, Brown Twig.
Best bet-Quinlan.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
SECOND RACE-Purst 81 500; ,Islmln

THIRD RACE-PurSe $1,000; claiming
3-yesr- -olds, : furlonss Chute.
Country 'DonosoI A. so 1880 : so
Blackboard GRAY IL so $50
PoindeXter iBiermanl $40
Time, l:"1
Also rsn-Catch-M Me Not. JIbberty is b,
Not Alone, Beuarmine. Breeze and De-
troIt II
Evening star., 1941-06-10
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81. 600. elstr

entry
b J. p, Jones and p. Fslcourner entry.
xApprentlce allowance claimed.
Clesr and fast.
Evening star., 1941-06-10

Consensus at Delaware Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
Bidder. Elder, Pomway.
dolly Whisk, Graeme Cracker,
My Lawyer.
3-Bladen, Lechlade, Strolling On.
+Gummed Up. Na-ssak's Boy,
Horn.
5-Buckle Up. Down Six, Docket.
6-My Bill, Sir Alfred, Livelihood.
7-Skirmish, Cartel. Misty Meadow.
81Brown Twig, Quinlan, Screw
Driver.
Best bet-Bladen.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Box Score
WASHINGTON.

80 1 "a 2413
Bolton bstted for Hudson In 9Th.
Welai ran for Bolton in 8th.
CLEVELAND,
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Consensus at Suffolk Fast.

By the Associate Press.
dollar Sign, Chattergal, Cove
Spring.
2-Mansco, Count Cotton. Travis l..
3Pacifier. Ballarosa, Bright Camp.
Spot Pass, Our Florence, Eselkay.
5-Maechance, Shortstop, Skin
Deep.
6-Wise Niece, Button Hole, Lone
Sentry.
Red Raider. Sun Kincsen, Jubi-
lee c.
8-Supreme Flag, Sun Victor,
Prunay.
Best bet-Spot Pass.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Entries for Tomorrow
Charles Town Entries II
By the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-PuTse, $500: caimint:
3-yesr-olds and upward. about 4iz fur
Evening star., 1941-06-10
FOURTH RAcE-Purs. 81 500: special

FOURTH RACE-Purst 81 500: special
weights; maidens; 2-year-olos, furlongs
Buster (Arcsro) $40 $50 . so
Johnny Jr. James $40 2 so
Automaton fMeade) 40
Time, :002s.
Also ran-Liste suodue, False PLAY,
klng's Feast. Fox Cub, Candlestlck and
Cold Crack.
FIFTH RAC-Graded Class c Handi-
cap. purse. 5000; 3-yeer-oldS and up
ward lie miles.
Choppy Sea Roberts 500 500 Out
Spanish Duke IB James, 240 Out
kssldsh &C McCrearyl Out
Time. 1852
Also Ian-Play House.
SIX TIL RACE-Purse, 81 500 special
relghtS. alden 3-yeaI-olds and upward;
e furlonEs
INQUIRER uindbersD 1910 80 3 40
Cadenza MEADE 4s0 2e0
Distant Isle Jsmesl . so
Time, 1:l4Ss
Also ran-a Sweet Story Aethelnueen.
Touring Lady, Greek Goddess II and
Helen Spot.
ar s. Clark entry
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Strikes

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1941-06-10

Lincoln Fields.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Jehoover, Colorado Ore, OPlay.
2-Valdina Firo. Long Hope, Bold
Chance.
sHat Check, Rare Ben. You Alone
Say Nomore. Senorita Leona,
Emolument
5-Wauchula, Marfeu, Chin Music.
6-Yale O. Nine, Blind Eagle, Swain.
Trough Diamond, Emdale, Auto
graph.
ewhipstitch, Beau 1nsco, Colonel
Joe.
ePanther Greek. Viragin, Valdina.
Best bet-Rough Diamond.
Detroit Fast.
By the Louisville Times
High Image, Skippy MCGEE.
Prenny.
2-Jo Beulah, Brown Moss, Dongy.
3-Absconder, Travel Agent, Bobs
Squad.
A. L. Ferguson entry. Epistle.
Diego Red.
5tGallant Hour, Conscript. Hazel
F..
6-Epidor. Isalot, Darby Dienst.
7-Professional Paul, Judge Leer,
Bellita's Babe.
8-Zevson, Snap Clock. Brigler.
Best beta. L. Ferguson entry.
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Aqueduct
o Brien entry.

THIRD RACE-Purse 81 500 claiming;
maidens 3-year-oldS and upward lie
Evening star., 1941-06-10
Delaware Park
BY Ire Associated Press.

&C r Hockey and H. ISascs entry.
b Mr and Mrs W. W. Vaughn entry
c H. NJ Babylon and z K Bryson entry,
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Announce Changes
liz Health Personnel

Changes in assignments and one
new appointment were announced at
Helena by Dr. Marjorie K. Smith, d.
rector Of the crippled children's divi-
sion of the state board of health.
Miss Estelle Kezer Of Billings was
transferred from the south central to
the western section as orthopedic field
supervisor, with headquarters in Hell
ena.
Miss Freda Miller, who has been in
Helena, viii replace Miss Kezer tenn
porarily.
Miss Frances Niche, who is a grad
uate of the University of Minnesota,
is the new appointee. She win be or
thopedic field supervisor for the north
central division with headquarters at
Great Falls.
She viii replace josephine Osland,
shifted recently from the western di-
vision on a temporary basis. Miss Os-
lands future plans were not announced.
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Arrange to Buy
Chrome of Mines

A. F. Carper, mining engineer for
the United States Vanadium Corp,
San Francisco, announced negotiations
completed for immediate production of
chrome from mines near Red Lodge
for national defense purposes.
Carper said his company would OPP
crate properties owned by Montana
Chrome, Inc, and would work a de-
post on the high plateau is miles
south of Red Lodge by the strip min
ing method.
He also said his company would con-
struct a concentration plant with a
capacity Of 100 tons of ore daily. The
ore will be stockpiled until the mill
is ready for operations.
Completion of the negotiations. in
progress for some time, cheered this
mining town, as several of the larger
coal mines at Red Lodge have been
closed for some time.
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of the Assinniboines. On the bluffs
above the Missouri they encountered
the enemy, who we're finally driven
across the Marias Mr. Mitchell had
his horse shot under him and he him
self was slightly wounded.
Later that day three men, Doucette,
DeChamp and Berger, again went out
to seek the ASSinniboines, and may
have killed some of them, but it was
the lack of ammunition that made the
enemy retreat that night toward the
Bears Paw mountains
In the days fight, the Piegans and
whites lost killed and 20 wounded
1t was thought their opponents lost
more heavily, as their ammunition was
soon exhausted.
Traders Only Gamers
This affair ended the peace between
the AsSinniboines and the Blackfeet
and proved that the Assinniboines
were more dangerous than the Pie
gans. 1t, however, gave the Blackfeet
an exalted opinion of the proves OF
the whites, from which Fort Mckenzie
was the gamer, and likewise the
American Fur Co.
The Assinniboine country, extend
ing as it did, from Fort Union, at the
mouth of the Yellowstone river, to the
lay for the most part
in the British possessions, where the
tribe came under the powerful in
fluence of the HudSon's Bay Co.,
which was not anxious to encourage
such friendly relations between the
northern Indians as would tend toI
build up the trade of its American
rival. This may account for the pro-
tracted hostility between the Assinni-
BONES and the Blackfeet, which seems
TO have endured until the arrival Of
Governor Stevens in 1853, when again
peace was made between them.
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Users assoclation presldent.

Users association president.
o. S. Warden Of Great Fails. vice
president Of the state water conserva-
ton board, who dedicated the project
as a representative Of Governor Ford,
chairman, termed the 81 100000 irri-
cation and flood-control project the
most notable in the history Of irriga-
ton In Montana.
L. F. Gieseler, Montana State col
lege soil specialist, said approximately
one-fourth OF the area below the Mus
selshen river dam would be suitable
for irrigation.
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LOWEST TAX RATE

The city of Harlowton claims the
lowest tax rate of any town in Mon
tana. Residents of Harlowton this
year viii pay only 5000 taxes on a
house valued at $500 and assessed
on $1,000 value. Residents of Great
Falls would pay $103.70 on the same
house; Billings, $3.50; Nissoula, $94.75;
Lewistown, $11649; Glasgow. s121;
Choteau, $3.50; Big Timber, $3.50,
and Hardin, $l01.5
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MINERS CLAIM UPHELD

The Montana supreme court upheld
the Butte Miners union contention the
men employed in the Anaconda Cop
per Mining Co.'s mines in Butte were
entitled to pay for a collar to collar
shift, from the time they report for
work until they leave the mine.
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In a collision between two cars and
a bus in Pretoria, South Africa, one car
landed sitting at right angles on the
top of the other.
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send Csc offering for letter. Truth Temple,
1853 Grant, Fresno, Calf.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-10-11

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CRoSSBRED YEARLING RAMS have few
choice rams left Also lamb rams. r. E.
McAllister, Fairfield Mont.
YEARLING RAMS, 125 Choice crossbreds for
sale. East Backtan L. & L. Co.. Ingomar,
Mont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Board and Room,

ATTRACTIVE ROOM adjoining bath; re-
tued gentleman; garage Virginia Park
Second Madison 1888.
GRAND RIVER. JOY. MART1NDALE.
South, 5i55-comfortsble rooms, excel
lent meals gentlemen reasonable.
MACK. 24s (near John R,D-First class
meals; reasonable Temple 1890.
MCCLELLAN, 1fi4 NEAR kercheVai)-
Single double; excellent meals; transpor-
tation. LEnox 6ai2.
MILITARY, i3oa--Fert Baker csrlincs
good meals; home privileges. gentlemen
telephone.
PENNSYLVANIA. 5000 fnear Maeki-Nics
X room, good home cooking, telephone.
garage
TRuMBULI.. 54s6 lKrbyl-Good food
excellent h1rne- transportation. reason
able Tyler 1872.
TWO gentlemen wanted TO join six others
in bachelor quarters. excellent FOOD
congenisl atmosphere AT West Kirby.
Temple 1852. Cal after three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31

CANIFF, 2054-S2,500
Store and two-a fat four rooms, bath each
Income $50. Temple 2-s677.
WYANDOTTE, MICHIGAN. stores and
apartments on Main Business Street,
near Industrial center. Call vInswood
2-22ls. Wyandotte Savings Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
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Phyllis. S1psf from ,Cetll
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Marjorie Cornell from Donovan.
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Edn& Bird from Alexander.
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john Collins from El4zabsth
jose h Wslssr from Margaret.
Ruth Fsnet from Percy
E0rms Rcsts from Ddnait.
Mary LuEo.n from Arthur.
Efht. Anthony from FRANK
Beatrice siguan from Reginald