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Evening star., 1941-06-20
Racing Results
Aqueduct
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated freSs.
FIRST RACE--Purse Sl,5OO; claiming
2-year-olds; ol2 furlongs.
Dennis CMccreary) 10 80 $50
Son Islam tEadS $50
Also ranOAbrupt Bien Asado and
Single.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 800; claiming;
Jsmerica tEadsl $50 400 27O
Hard Loser tRyan) $50 $50
Herman tSeabol 220
Time, l:26ls.
Also ran-Busy Fingers Peter Porter,
Cox Vixen and Merne
DAILY Double paid S56.70D
THIRD RACE-Purse $1,000: claiming;
3-yeer-olds; 70 miles.
Jan'e jam One tA5fsFH fEsds5 400 ss9S ss.99SS 22aaS 2aS
zaltowna (OliveD 2.30
Also ranNwho Reish, Asrarius, Wee Scot
and Supper Show.
FOURTH RACE-Purse Sl,5OO; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up furlonss
Great Albert lArcaro) 1900 4.S0 $50
Pr: Whipny CRichardO $50 2.30
Also 5e' ranHViintase Port and Old Rose
bush
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Springwood tSkelly) 2.60 $50 $50
a Imptratrice (Mesde) $50 go
The Fiend (Robertson) $50
Also ranEBir Stakes, Futurama, New
City, Poppadeets. Cross Country.
W H. La Boyteaux entry.
b N l. Aslel entry.
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Hudson and famed. Archie flied
to Heath. Two runs.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 3.
SIXTII INNING

Hudson and famed. Archie flied
to Heath. Two runs.
Washington, 2; Cleveland, 3.
SIXTH INNING.
CLEVELAND - MaSterson now
pitching for Washington. Hemsley
walked on four pitches. Smith sac
rificed, Masterson to Bloodworth,
who covered first. Hemsley took
third as Bloodworth threw out Bou-
dreau. Keltner famed. No runs.
WASHINGTON - Boudreau went
far to his left for Cramer's smash
and threw him out. Lewis singled
to center. Travis looped single to
center, sending Lewis to third. Ver-
non forced Travis at second, Bou-
dreau to Mack. Lewis scoring with
the tying run. Case flied to Walker.
One run.
Washington. 3: Cleveland, 8.
SEVENTH INNING.
CLEVELAND-Walker singled to
center. Heath forced Walker at sec
ond, Bloodworth to Travis Heath
stole second. Heath took third on a
wild pitch. Campbell walked.
TroSky hit into double play,
Bloodworth to Travis to Vernon.
No runs.
Observation-Disclosures beat
out slow roller to Boudreau for his
third straight hit. Evans popped to
Mack. Masterson sacrificed Smith
to Trosky. Archie singled to center
scoring BloodWorth. Cramer flied to
Campbell. One run.
Washington, 4; Cleveland, 3.
EIGHTH INNING.
CLEVELAND-Mack flied to
Cramer. Hemsley went out the same
way Weatherly batted for Smith
and doubled off the right-feld fence.
Boudreau flied to Cramer. No runs.
WASHINGTON - Eisenstat now
pitching for Cleveland Lewis dou-
bled down the left-field line. Walker
made a spectacular running catch
of Travis drive. Vernon flied to
Campbell, Lewis taking third after
the catch. Case singled to center,
scoring Lewis. Bloodworth doubled
over Campbell's head for his fourth
straight hit, scoring Case. Evans
popped to Mack. Two runs.
Washington, s; Cleveland, 3.
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Hot Weather Spreading
Over Two-Thirds OF j. ).
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 2O-Hot weather
spread over two-thirds of the Ma
ton today, affecting practically al
sections east of the Rocky Noun
tains.
Maximum temperatures reported
yesterday included LOG at Blythe
Calf: 96 at Pierre and Huron, S
OAK; "a at Peoria and Carbondale
Ill; Memphis, Tenn, and Raleigh,
N c.: 90 at Portland, Me, and Bur-
lington, VT. 81 at Marquette
Houghton and Alpena, Mich; Fargo
N. OAK; Cincinnati, Ohio, and Bos-
ton, Mass; 90 at numerous places in
South Dakota Nebraska, Colorado
Kansas, New Mexico, Texas, Ten
nessee and Georgia. New York City
had 80.
The mercury reached 81 here al
l pm, the Weather Bureau re-
ported. and remained approximately
at that figure until pm, when il
began to decline.
The bureau reported a humidity
of 80 per cent, which is enough to
be pretty uncomfortable" A SOUTH
west wind was blowing.
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Court Assignments

In re estate of George F. Lewis;
attorneys, Dunn-Quimby.
Nash VS.. Yocum ct al; attorneys
Shiflette; English-Maher.
Grogan VS.. Rudolph; attorneys,
OBrien-ChiaScione.
Robinson VS.. Robinson; attorney,
Berger.
Noel ct al. VS.. Baskin; attorneys,
Richardson-Lesh.
Witt ct al. VS.. Brentwood Village
Stores ct al; attorneys, Newmyer;
Kaufmann-Gardiner, Earnest &
Gardiner; Clephane, Latimer &
Hall.
Ford VS.. Ford; attorneys, McCath-
ran-Sedgwick.-
In re william M. Wellman; writ
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
Goldsborough.
Trials:
United States VS.. Evelyn M. Stew
art.
CONTINUED on PagA krfJ
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DISTRICT COURT.


In any case where postponement
of the hearing of motion Is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
2 o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t Will
be the policy of the court not to
grant postponements if the afore-
said notice is not given except when
extraordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of the notice.
Roll call of motions will be at
GAS am, as heretofore has been
the practice.
Motions-Justice James w. Morris.
ASSIGNMENTS for Monday:
Heffron VS.. Heffron; attorneys
O'Connell-David.
Pulvirenti VS.. Howe; attorneys,
Quimby-Clark.
williams VS.. Stimson; attorneys,
Connell-Curran: LaSkey.
Miller VS.. Miller; attorneys, Potter
Miller.
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Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOLEDO, Ohio, June 20.-P. G. A.
Champion Byron Nelson and long
hitting Jimmy Thompson defeated
Sam Byrd and Johnny Bulla 6 up
today to lead the second round of
the $1,000 Inverness invitational
four-ball matches.
Bulla and Byrd, flrst-round lead
ers, dropped into a last-place tie
with Dick Metz and Clayton Heaf-
ner, who suffered 2-down defeat
at the hands of Henry Picard and
Johnny Revolta.
In the other matches Ralph Gull
dahl and E. }. Dutch) Harrison
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Nelson and Thomson I axe Lead
In Inverness Second Round

defeated Lloyd Mangrum and Har-
old (Jug) McSpaden, 2 up, while
Jimmy Demaret and Ben Hogan
beat Horton Smith and Lawson
Little by the same margin.
Guldahl and Harrison teamed per-
fectly, each getting four brides as
they came in with best-ball So,
lowest score of the tourney.
The second round standing was:
Nelson Thomson, plus 4; Guldahl-
Harrison, plus 3; Hogan-Demaret,
plus 2; Smith-Little, even; Picard
Revolta, minus /; Mangrum-Mc-
Spaden, minus 2; Byrd-Bulla, minus
3, and Metz-Heafner, minus 3.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Cardinals May Not Renew
Rickey's Contract After AZ
By the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. June 20.-Branch
Rickey's five-year contract as vice
president and general manager Of
the st. Louis Cardinals may not be
renewed when it expires after the
1912 season, the Post-Dispatch said
today.
The contract was understood to
call for salary of about $4,000 a
year, with a bonus based on the
clubs earnings.
The newspaper said Sam Breadon,
president of the Cardinals, believed
it would be unwise, under present
conditions, to obligate the club to
the extent of S250,0O0 in another
flve-year hickey contract.
Mr.. Breadon and Mr.. Hickey re-
fused to discuss the report.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Suffolk Downs
BY the Associated Press.

DS tEc hSSOCldteo rIcSe'
FIRST RAcE-Pu5ss $1,000; claiming
Gala Star Snyder 4.iO 300 $50
Pomplit (Atkinsonl $40 $40
Dutch Courage tAllgaier) 300
Also ranking Neptuns, PerneHe, sMore
Pa fnp esfef snd eng e 8. BIinkthorn and Miss
C. Cote entry.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 900, claimlns
4-year-olds and up; furlongs chute.
See See SNYDER $50 4.20 300
Updo tMcMullen) 1880
Also ran-Matta pony, Miss Happy, Spill
way, Flash Flash. Prum; Flying Glee'
"n00DeE daily HHSeDo1Se Do1Se paid naa EsPtc sistsc1
THIRD RAcEa7PPurs. $1,000; claiming;
Rodes K. Ccoie1 $40 $50 4co
one Link Basie, $50 40
Grand Gay Dupps) 800
Also ;ranwTry-Do-1t Georgia E.. pant.-
con. Easy Jack and Alibi Babe.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; claim
Sharper TAYLOR $50 $40 40
Mill IRON 'Sconzs) $40
Also Ii@s; ran@Hi HI Leap, Superior, River Lass
FIFTH RACE-Purse S1.1OO; claiming
4-year-olds and up: 8 furlongs.
Street Arab Taylor $40 $50 800
Air Actress MORA $40 $50
Merry Morn tVina) $50
Tine. 1.l2ls.
Also ran-Star Chance. Trimmed, Gossip
Time. Beach Ensemble. Kate Smith.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 81 900: claiming;
3-year- -olds: mile and 20 yards.
Rebbna tY6unel 100 $50 $40
Obisbo (Duppsl 1920 $50
Our Grace (Brigss) $50
Time. 1:41is.
Also ran-Galway. Chance Run. Esel-
kay and Goins Along.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing 4year-olds and up, l.. miles.
Hougomonte Taylor $50 4.20 $50
Fire Finch (Allgaierl $50 4.20
Liberty Sand tSedlacekl $50
Time. ! As 40
Also ran-Bonnie Vixen, Run BY. For
eign Legion. Druco Syska and Bow and
Arrow.
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EIGHTH RACE-CHALOTAUR,
CLAIMING, FREDALVA.

CHALOTAUR is as consistent
as they come and she should have
little difficulty in leading this sort
past the pay-of1 line. CHAN
MING is on the improve and he is
a very dangerous factor here.
FREDALVA has been second in
his last two tests and he could be
the one to complete the payoff.
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Charles Town

FIRST RAcE+Purse $500: claiming;
e-year -olds; about 417 furlonEs.
Clifton'S Dawn
Hernandez 10.40 4.s0 $50
Sir Jerome tEversole) 4.20 300
Myrtle M tHaberD $50
Also ranNGallop ELAN Not Sure, Mas
saus Beau. aHerod's PLATE and aTrue
al. B. Langdon entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-year-ods and up: 4l2 furlongs.
Owaller Hernandez 900 400 $50
Msrandan tEversoleJ 800 200
Sea Miss tWrighD 1l60
Time, 0:50ls.
Also ran-Apron Strings, Oddress Mar
cleave. Mud Lover and Westins.
THIRD RACE-Purs.e $500; claiming
4-year-olds and up; Charles Town course.
Part One tPalumbo) 11.sO $50 $50
Dressmaker tScoccaD 4.40 $50
Lula Khayyam Eversolel $50
Also ran-san BY. CHANGER, Kenner,
Yavaslublu. Mist Hawk.
DAILY Double paid s79.o0D
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
High Aim tHernsndeO 1880 400 800
Taut tChurchilD $50 $50
Nov You Down tscocca) 4s0
Also ' ran.Kindle. cartour, smok. Gal
stinRaree and War Sorrow
4-year-oids % and up; 6Ia fGrionss.
Pomary (HernandeZ) $50 $50 $40
Blue Covert (Rooti 1s.40 400
Ivy tHernandezI $50
Also ran-way Out, vantryst, schley Al
Balkanese and Sour Cherry.
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SIXTH RACE - FARMLANDS,
GAY PRANK, VEEPEE.

FARMLANDS has an excellent
Charles Town record to her credit
and she may be able to improve
sufficiently to turn back the good
opposition she hooks up with
here. GAY PRANK wins often
and she could have a lot to say
about the result. VEEPEE can
improve on his last miserable
showing.
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james RooseveIt's Wife
Flies Eust to Meet Him
n ~, A,.on;otoJ prase

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 20.-Mrs. James
Roosevelt, wife of the Presidents
eldest son, arrived in an airliner
from Los Angeles today and said she
would wait here for her husbands S
return from a special mission abroad
for the President.
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SUNNY ROSE.

Charles Town and she should
run better over the fast track she
will have underfoot tomorrow.
THE FOP has bit of class and
the colt could be hard to dispose
of. BELLE D. AMOUR has won
three of her last four at this
strip.
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SEVENTH RACE S SUN NY
ROSE, EASTER HOLIDAY,
KINGOO.

SUNNY ROSE just cantered to
win her last by half-a-dozen
lengths and on the strength of
that clever victory she is given
the call as the best bet of the
afternoon. EASTER HOLIDAY
wins often and he could be the
one to dispute the issue.
KINGOO disappointed in his last
after winning previously.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Portuguese Ship Saves
Five From Freiehter
By the Associated Press.
BY the Associated Press.

Hy tDe ASSoclateu FIess'
OPORTO, Portugal, June 20.-The
Portuguese steamer Malange re-
ported today she had rescued Ave
survivors of SO in the crew Of the
4070-ton British freighter Djurd-
jura, which was sunk by submarine
June IS about 500 miles south cf
the Azores.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
NINTH RACE SEA FINN,
OLIVILO, TROSTAR.

SEA FINN has worked well
enough to be considered the most
probable winner in the case the
substitute is pressed into service.
OLIVILO and TROSTAR both
have some form that would make
them dangerous.
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Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, June 20 LR.-
Stocks lower; leaders retreat
quietly. Bonds steady; secondary
rails bought. Foreign exchange
quiet; Canadian dollar slightly
lower.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Lincoln Fields

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse Ss1o claiming
sysarI1lds; Est1 es piTEip fuTi1nss 'eha5 M
Earliana Bortonl 7.2o $50
Five Fifty LBrooks) $50
Time, l:27,
ing AiFS Fox BolinVsr Psr saere slks sos
SECOND RAcE-Purse $50; claiming;
2,yeaE;olds; 5 furlonss.
K. Rounder tMacAndrew) 4.4o $40
BiEf Time. Mish 1:CIsst tHssadsr' 4.40
whisf senorts feoaa st5 Gomez. aseh Fiorisan sS
Beau, Swift Sue and Courteous.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $50: claiming;
3-yesr-olds; Z furlonss.
MISS Grief 1MacAndrew} 40 $40
Di Vernon tMeloche) 400
. Also ran-Annet T. Whichwise; poro-
insl, Merry ways Frots and Locked Out
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, s1,o1o: allow
ances: 2-year-olds: furlonss.
Teco, Tack (Richard) 400 $50 500
Quick Tool iBrooks) 7.20 $50
zoroastra lBorton) $40
Also ranEplay Quest, Briar Rose,
ors Rmmy Asb ABors Mss .ns % psar say M
French Lick SPRINGS Stable entry.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse: s1,e1o; claiming;
TsSsssi' H:dsi.d 1ssI.: S5I:Gp' ssS ssS sss sss
Country PRINCE CVedder) 4.6o
Boat, Melodiss. Roush Diamond siGn and ne GREG
Dog.
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WhirIowoy 1-to-3 Fovorite
For $4,000 Dwyer Stakes

Suffolk Downs Consensus.
l-Fishwife, Right as Rain, Uni
mond.
2-Pacifier. Fly Gent, General Psnet
3-Fencing, Cash o Boy, Lajoya.
+Hialeah, Chopsticks. Night Shift.
SCounterglow, Bob's Boys, Mana
maid.
6-Master Key, Baby Sister, Side
Arm.
Flying Indian, Begda. Lotto Poise.
8-Strident. Cuckoo, Dark Beau.
Best bet-Counterglow.
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THIRD RACE IS T E ALIN G
HOME, GOANTELL, ILLS
DAUGHTER.

STEALING HOME just missed
in her last at this strip and the
opposition she encounters tomor-
row is no better, if as good, as
those she has been matching
strides with. GOANTELL is very
confident and the veteran mare
is a major threat. ILLS
DAUGHTER is better than
thought and dangerous.
FOURTH RACE-WAR SCARE,
FIRST FLING, FRANK H.
WAR SCARE seldom turns in a
real bad outing and he may be
capable of licking the good band
he hooks up with here. FIRST
FLING just galloped to win his
last in the easiest possible man.
ner and right off that showing he
is very dangerous. FRANK H
has won twice this season.
Evening star., 1941-06-20

FIFTH RACE-ROYAL BUSI-
NESS. THE FOP, BELLE D.
AMOUR.
ROYAL BUSINESS always has
shown to excellent advantage at
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SECOND RACE-FERNBRAKE,
WAUE SIGNAL CJVMENE

VVthHH1 bHO4NIhL, CI1 Il IvIHI4NLs
FERNBRAKE appears to have
improved with racing and she
meets fairly cheap opposition in
this number A good ride could
be all that is needed for brackets.
VALE SIGNAL has been heavily
played in recent starts and this
sort of money talks a language
all its own. CLYMENE could up
set.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Racing N News
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for q Eost Track at Charles Town
BEST BET

-bE0 DE
FIRST RACE-MISS FIDGIT,
TIME PASSES, BRIAR BIRD.
MISS FIDGIT has compiled an
extremely consistent record at
this year, but he has threatened
very fit horse to lower her colors
in the opening number. TIME
PASSES hasn't been able to win
this year, but he has threatened
on more than one occasion.
BRIAR BIRD must be given
stout consideration.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Other Selections
y the Associated Press.
AorrDr~r ~ q

| BY the Louisville Times
Suffolk East.
1-Unimond, Fishwife, Moo.
PLY Gent, After Dinner, Ding
mans.
3-Conrad Mann, La Joya, Fencing
4-Chopsticks, Wood Robin, Hia-
leah.
5-Bobs Boys, Counterglow, Bal
loter.
6-Advocator, The Rage, Votum.
Flying Indian. Headley entry,
Banjo Eyes.
8-Steel King, Cuckoo, Her Reign.
Best bet-Steel King.
Aqueduct Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
Peril. Jane Blenheim, Ninety
Days.
2-Nedayr, Bosley, Sungino.
3-Sun G lomar, Perishphere,
Strawberry.
Sun Again, Some Chance, Re
quested.
5-Whirlaway, Marketwise, Robert
Morris.
6-Spanish Duke, Fenelon. Kasidah
7-Whitheraway. Charming Herod,
Jeb Stuart.
Best bet-Sun Again.
Delaware East.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Wire Me, Canterlin, Canterbrun.
2-Pete's Bet, All Free, Flourtown.
3-Rehearsal, Watercracker, Sack.
4My Bill, Air Brigade, Bill Farms
worth.
5-Alhalon, Greedan. Total Eclipse.
6-Corydon, Masked General, Dit.
7-Good Conduct, Santo Domingo,
Milk Punch
S-Money Muddle, Lauerman, Room
Service.
Best bet-Pete's Bet.
Charles Town East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Time Passes, Notoriety, Golden
Key.
2-Frank Brooke, Clymene, Negopi.
3-Exhort, Happy Miracle, Lady
Timarole.
4War Scare, Din, Chief Cherokee.
5-The Top, Tall Story, Grouchers
Boy.
6-Stears, Mafuta, Stubbs.
7-Kingoo, Engles Wonder, Easter
Holiday.
8-Fritz W., Wintona. Irish Lancer.
9-Trostar, Schley Buck, Kissem.
Best bet-War Scare.
Consensus at Aqueduct (Fast.
Last Sou, Porter's Girl, Dark
Danger.
2-Town Boy, Nedayr, Cacademon.
3-Master Chance, Distant Isle, Sun
Galomar.
4-Buster, Some Chance, Reforma-
tory.
5-Whirlaway, Robert Morris, Lord
Kitchener.
e-Fenelon, Spanish Duke, Kasidah.
7-Whitheraway, Gee Joe, Charming
Herod.
Best bet-Whirlaway.
Evening star., 1941-06-20

THIRD RACE-Purse, 81. 600: claiming:
steeplechase; 4year-olds and upward;
about miles
Meeting House (Cruz> 1880 400 $40
Buck Langhorne Brooks 800 $50
Yemasee fRilesp 4.40
Time, 3:524s.
Also ran-Rousemont. Cathedral and
ROGER O'Cahan.
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Delaware Park
By the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse sl.100; claiming;
maidens: 2-year-olds B furlonss.
Baruna Peters 1910 100 40
aWhiscendent (Keiper) 4.60 go
Can-Jones tCanningb $50
Time, 1:012s.
Also ran-Pimlico Polly, Donner Pass
King Net, Spectator. Firearms. sJudy B.,
Latham Cross, Jack Wilson and Isle de
Pine.
all NJ. Babylon and e K Bryson entry
SECOND RACE-Purse S1,100; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; furlongs tchute)
Fogoso (Wagner) 1850 80 420
Flaming High (Merrtt) $50 $40
Pleione (Keiper) 30
Time, 1:13.
Also ran-Talent, Shall We Dance, Le-
eenda, Rissa, Last Passage, Hazel w, Jim
Wallace. Marco and Pink Diamond.
DAILY Double paid S202 50.)
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Consensus at Delaware Park CFast)

Consensus at Delaware Park Fast !.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Alpolly, Big Jack, Wire Me.
ALL Free, Pete's Bet. Cooch's
Bridge.
3-Water Cracker, Sack, Dawn At
tack.
Air Brigade, Johns Star, Jeanne
D'Arc.
stony Steel, Robespierre, Total
Eclipse.
6-Masked General, Corydon, Rough
Pass.
7-Santo Domingo, Conquer,
Ginoca.
8-Money Muddle, Uvalde, Howard
Best bet-Air Brigade.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Todoy's Results - Entries
~~~~ And Selections for Tomorrow
Entries for To
Charles Town
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming
3-year-olds and upward: about 4l7 fur
Evening star., 1941-06-20

Lincoln CFast).
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Kenyon c., Chance Ray, Black
River
2-Deepdene, Wha Hae. Pops Rival.
3-Long Hope. A One, Quizzical.
4-Arched, King Cotton, Sugarage.
5-Ballinderry, O'Play, Bullanne.
6-Sir Asia, Shot Put, Idle Sun.
7-Worpoise, High Renown, Chic
harra.
8-Tornado, Patapsco, Struggled In.
9-Wacky Jack, Ever After, Wrinkle.
Best bet-Arched.
Evening star., 1941-06-20

Detroit (FasD.
BY the Louisville Times.
Cheer Star, Hi Winnie, Nanah-
cub.
2-Cania, Frank c., Ozark
3-Travel Agent, Toast, Erin Torch.
+Bert W.. Rejectable, Pin Money.
5-Clarksville, Wise Moss, Burgoo
Miss
6-Sun Pharos, High Fidelity, Show
Up
7LDixie Girl, Professor Paul, Merry
Son.
StGerneaux, Alca, Absconder.
Best bet-Clarksville.
Evening star., 1941-06-20

FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 100: claiming;
3-year -olds. mile and 20 yards
Lees Jimmie tBodioW $40 $50 800
Alcinous (KeiperD 800 30
EscolaI (Snider) $50
Time, "A.
Also ran--Lady Killer. Alpine Lad.
nd nj
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FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances maidens; 3-year-olds and upward;
] mile and 20 yards.
Screen Test lynch $40 40 2.90
United Force tEccardD 40 40
Yarn Spinner tSchmidD $40
Time, "A.
Also ran-sir Dianti. Lauderkin. Rinka
and Uncle Eric
Evening star., 1941-06-20

4-year-oldS and
Frank Brooke {
JumeluS Vessel
Clymene kelly
Charming Boy {
Cotillion &C. XII
XMystic Man Is
Fernbrake (Pall
Terracotta &C.
Vale Signal u.
Negopi (Martine
Prairie Boy (W
Par rdoramint II
Paradise Girl G.
xWaugh Scout {
Evening star., 1941-06-20

DrH RAcE-Purss. s1.Boo. handicap;
Evening star., 1941-06-20
Detroit
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
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cabinet, fine living room and vesti-
bule. beautiful floors and wood
work. Finish stairway to attic.
which Is all floored and can be
made into two big rooms. forced
air heating with stoker direct from
bin laundry. storm windows,
screens, awnings, spring metal
window channels, fully insulated.
car garage with overhead doors
This place can be bought for a
81 900 less than you could dupli-
cate IL for and ~ is-less than two
years old. Lot 5lIl50 on paved
street. q.
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W|LDL|FE MUST
Be PROTECTED
DANGER OF DEFENSE WORK
DAMAGING NATURE
FORESEEN

Washington. D. c., Apr. 2e-UP--
Wildlife OF the United States must
be protected against persons who
would destroy 1t in the name n
national defense. according TO Ira
Gabrielson. director OF the Interior
Department 1sh and wildlife ser
vice.
He emphasizes that American
conservationists should be on guard
against proposals similar to that
recently made IN England that ma
tive wildllfe" be exploited as an
emergency source OF such delica-
cies as badger hams. bear steaks,
roast python and hedgehog"
Il wouldn't be surprised TO hear
someone propose any time now
that we relax our hunting regull.
lions TO provide more emergency
time food" he said, adding that
no conceivable emergency could
justify such action.
Today, he said. there are forces
and interests always ready to take
advantage OF any program which
promises TO divert attention from
their own selfish activities. Alrea-
dy there has been evidence Of a
tendency to advocate as defense
measures drainage and dam con
struction projects that have never
had enough intrinsic merit 10 re-
ceive public support.
We can expect, II public fever
mounts in this field, TO see inereas-
ing demands for all sorts OF thinga
which in the long run would be
harmful to this nation.
Il believe that our conservation
program is so vital TO the future
welfare Of this country that there
can be no excuse for a letdown in
It's progress. II this country is -
continue to be a good place TO live
In. or one worth hghting for, we
must use the resources OF soil and
water intelligently. not only In
good times. but In bad times. n
national emergencies as we'll as in
normal times.
only In this way can we be as
surred Of an adequate annual re-
turn capable OF sustaining and
feeding our population"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-26
Rural Events
TO-DAY

TODAY
London
London Church Choir practice
with Miss Merle Aston at Nelson
Moore home. Bunce Rd. in the eve
ming.
APRIL II
South Superior
Lansing 39'ers which we're 10
have been entertained BY the Dix
boro group. has been postponed
until a later date.
APRIL 20
Cherry Hill
Canton Community Club will
meet at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
s. W. Spicer
BelleVille
Sewing Club 10 meet at the home
OF Mrs. Bertha NoFee.
High Five Pedro Club will be en-
tertsiued by Mrs. Blanche Howell
at her home.
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Employment
hsIp Mantsa-rsmals
sltuatlena Mantsd-Eemal.

WHlrE GIRL or Woman for gen
elal aousework. Phone lOot-W al
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Classified Aduenising


insertions follows;
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paid Tor
70 hours o
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hOUSEkEEPER white middle
AEed widow wants work In small
modern adult home. No other
woman in charge. Box FL, care
PregA