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Evening star., 1941-04-17
Defense Plan Completed
By u. S.-Canadian Board

MONTREAL, April II Canadian
Press. s).-Completion of plans for
the military and naval defense of
the Eastern and Western Coasts of
Canada and the United States was
announced today by the Canada
United States Joint Permanent De-
fense Board.
The board from now on will de-
vote itself to keeping these plans up
to date to meet changing condi-
tions," the announcement said.
1t followed a three-day meeting,
including a session with Newfound-
land government officials.
The announcement. released by
Mayor La Guardia of New York and
Col. o. M. Biggar of Ottawa, CO.
chairmen, added:
The board must naturally take
a realistic view of conditions and
therefore the plans have been pre-
pared with minute detail in the
event that it becomes necessary TO
defend either the Eastern or West
ern Coasts of our countries. Moth
ing is left to be done but to put the
plan into operation"
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Bold Irishman, Injured,
Doubtful Derby Starter

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Bold Irish
man, one of the favorites for the
Kentucky Derby, today was listed as
a doubtful starter in the May 8 race
at Churchill Downs by Trainer
James Fitzsimmons.
HE hurt himself in the hind
quarters about a week ago." Fitz-
simmons said, and I had to let UP
on his training for few days. He
| is all right now, but am doubtful Il
he'll be ready to run in the Derby.
| The trainer said he did not know
just when the son of Sir Gallahao
III will be ready to make his three
year-old debut. If the colt does not
run in the Derby Fitzsimmons hopes
to have him ready for the PreakneSs
at Pimlico May 10.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
PETE, Jr., Captures
Feature at Graw;
Karnak Pays S292.1 10
Jockey Sisto Is Thrown.
But Escapes Injury;
Two Horses Run Awuy
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAVRE DE GRACE, Md, April
17.-Eight thousand fans saw Pete
Jr., owned by Mrs. M. r. Waugh
of Virginia, come with a rush in
the stretch to capture the Sykes
vile, three-quarter mile featured
fifth race here today. He paid
$1640.
Handy Tom was made the favor
ite in the betting. The colt broke
slowly and had to be rushed through
the first half to get to the front.
The effort took too much out Of
him and he stopped after passing
the eighth pole.
When Handy Tom faded, John
Greener's Clarksyille assumed COM
mand. However. he was unable to
stave off the great rush of Pete Jr,
who won going away, in 1:12ls.
The Howe Stables Oasis broke on
top and sprinted three-quarters in
1:13ss to win the fourth race from
Harry Guy Bedwell's Fogoso by a
nose. Mrs. Henry S. Horkheimer'S
Real Value shut D. j. Sullivan's
Philosopher out of the show money.
Philosopher broke through the stall
gates before the race started and
ran an eighth of mile before he
was brought under control. Oasis
paid S12.
Karnak, owned by Abraham S.
Hewitt of Virginia, and trained by
E. A. Christmas of Upper Marlboro,
was a driving winner of the third
race, with payof1 of s292.10. highest
vet for the current Maryland racing
season.
Mrs. Vaughn Flannery's Carriage
Trade, after fighting her way into
the lead turning for home, tired in
the final 10 yards. Bobby Watson.
who was steering Karnak well out
in the center of the track, drove the
colt up in the final strides to get the
camera verdict. Mrs. j. Y. Christ
mas Rough News showed the way to
eight other 3-year-olds.
Karnak paid s8l so second and
$34.30 third. The pool on the race
showed $l13 wagered straight on
Karnak, $84 second and $105 third.
Trainer Christmas is i'll at his home
with pneumonia.
Favorite players were disappointed
in the second race when S. S. jan
ney's PosthaSte, ran away before the
start. The Tower Stables Son
Islam. just got up to whip the
Christiopo Stables Elder n
Schoens High Celebrity, early pace
maker. might have been victorious,
but bumped into the rail three times.
The winner paid $40.
The 6-8 daily double combination
of Burner and Son Islam paid
$50. 40.
Burner. owned by Mrs. J. Gowes
Bond, raced mile and one
sixteenth in 1:49s to capture the
days opener.
AS the field left the stall gate, the
bride broke on Brooke Boy. owned
by Mrs. z. Roy Routt of Silver
Spring and Jockey Rocco Sisto was
thrown headlong between the flying
horses. Sisto Miraculously escaped
injury.
Brooke Johns Annikin was second
with c. F. Heinicke's Braving
Danger third. The winner paid
Sl940. -, ,..~,s -,. ..-.s,
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Racing Results
Huvre de Grace
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming;
for 47,year-olds and up; Maryland bred;
surner 81 H''i Palumbo) 1910 $50 80
Brayins Danger Csmitn $50
Also ran0Brooki. Boy. Actress, Extra
Good Red Jack and Black Boo.
SECOND RAoE-purse. $1,000; claim
Son Islam Ckeipeo $40 41e sse
Elder Haas $50 $40
High Celebrity Berg 800
Also ran0InoentoE. Jacks Star, Brisk
haste, Third Legion;
daily Double paid $50 .40D
THIRD RAcE-purse $1,000: claimins;
for 3-year .olds; s furlongs
Sarrisrs Trade weber, s.io s.a6
Also ran-oarden Gal; Mr.. Jim, spans,
Peters Pet rs Price eti'' snd' md Patron To Saint.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claim
OASIS Ss fVF sehmid and 1aoo soS
Fososo (shelhameD $50 go
Real Value CYouns) 4.90
Time, l.l3sS.
Also ran-Ceilins Zero, Tony Pandy,
a Rawson. Miss Brideaux, Ny Elsie, Re-
hearsal and Philosopher
All. G. Bedwell entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: the
sykesville: for 3-year-olds; s furlonFs.
Pete Jr iHanfordl 1910 $50 3. so
Ciarksville Haas $40 $50
Handy Tom (GilberD so
Time, l.l2is.
Also ran-Don Orlan, White Time, Oak
mont. Fettacairn and Air Marshall.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Mexican Artist Freed
In Trotsky Staying
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, April 17-David
Alfaro Siqueiros, Mexican artist, was
acquitted today on a charge Of
directing the machine gun attack
on the home of Leon Trotsky the
night of May "a, 1910.
Charges of responsibility for the
death of Sheldon Harte of New York,
Trotsky bodyguard, previously had
been quashed.
The attack on Trotsky's home
preceded by three months the pick
axe assassination of the Russian
exile,
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Down the Stretch
BY GREG JOHNSON.

HAVRE DE GRACE, Nd. April
l7.-Gustav Ring of Washington
seems to have made a tenstrike
when he signed P. Da Lee Watts as
trainer of his string of horses. Watts
has enjoyed great success with
Rings stable. He won Bowie's clos
ing stake with the speedy Ringie,
which he is pointing for the $4,000
Philadelphia Handicap. closing fea-
ture here April 26.
Ogden Phipps' King Cole, consid-
cred the fastest 3-year-old to show
in New York this year, may come
here for the $4,000 Chesapeake
Stakes on Saturday. If King Cole
runs he will rule favorite in the g.
year old classic. sst 4@rI 1i't
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Hugh Nesbitt's Storetor
Moy Be Derby Entry
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE. KY, April IL
Hugh S. Nesbitt's Staretor may be
an unexpected entry in the Ken
lucky Derby.
Tom Young. superintendent OF
Churchill Downs. said today Trainer
George Strate had asked that a
stall be reserved for Staretor.
Mr.. Strate, who trained Agrarian
which finished third in the 1884
Derby, requested that, if possible
Staretor be assigned the same stall
that Agrarian used.
Staretor, which won his first race
in January, now is in training in
Maryland. He is a Pacific Coast
horse. No mention was made about
Mr.. Nesbitt's other Derby eligible,
Copperman, coming here, Mr.. Young
added.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

the winter at Hialeah Park, Fla,
and may not care to go to New
Orleans, although he lives there
during the of season.
Lester tBuster) Bedwell has been
named agent for Jockey Al Shell
hammer, who Is under contract to
his father, Harry Guy Bedwell.
Rubie White, who formerly started
the fields at Charles Town, has been
named to the starters stand at
Churchill Downs. This means he
will send the Kentucky Derby field
away on May 8.
Owner Trainer Doc Tower is seri-
ously Ill at his home in Buffalo. N. Y.
Ex-Jockeys Chick Lang and Whitley
Abel are in charge of a fund being
raised for Tower.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Law Asked to Allow
US. Workers Court Time

The Commissioners today asked
Congress to enact legislation au-
thorizing Federal employees to testify
in the Police Court on behalf of
either the United States or District
governments without loss of salaries
or leaves. A draft of a proposed
bill to put the plan into effect was
transmitted to Speaker Rayburn
with a request that it be introduced.
Judges of the Police Court re-
quested the proposed legislation,
Speaker Rayburn was told, because
of serious situation resulting from
the reluctance of Government en-
ployes to appear as witnesses because
the time consumed in court is
charged against their annual leave.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
United Aircraft Gives
Pay Raises to n 900

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn. April 1.-THE
United Aircraft Corp. today an
nounced wage increases of cents
an hour for 81 900 employees here and
in Stratford Conn.
The corporation estimated the in
creases would cost $1,000 900 a year
1t becomes effective tomorrow and
follows by five months similar boost
granted in December.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Other Selections
Hayre De Grace.

Havre De Grace.
By the Louisville Times.
Dark Friend, Almac, Stand In.
2-Ring Up, Jerisa, Ballarosa.
aPete's Best, Our Blen. Flaming
Glory.
+Greeny. Pimlico Lady. Morstep.
5-Equistar. General Novice, Slow
Motion.
6-Count Morse, Boston Pal, Knox
vile.
7-Trysak, Nightly. highland.
8-Sealoch, Gay Days, Schley Goree.
Best bet-Trysak.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
EIGHTH RACE-SE EALOCH =,
MEADOW MORN, SCHLEY

SEALOCH has been right there
in her last two attempts and just
bit of improvement is very apt
to find the filly in the charmed
circle. MEADOW MORN was
third in his last and he appears
to be on the improve. SCHLEY
AL just missed at Bowie and he
could complete the picture.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
u. S. Seizure of Ships
A Success, Soviets Say
By the Associated Press.

By the ASsoclated Press.
MOSCOW, April 1.-THE trade
union organ of Soviet Russia, Trud,
said today the United States action
in taking over axis vessels in her
harbors had ended quite success
fully in general for Washington"
1T is very typical that a number
OF states of Latin America followed
the United States example" said the
paper. Trud added that the Incl
dent had produced a further sharp
ening of German-American and
Italian-American relations.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
FIFTH Race @ U T A r,
SLOW lotion, TROIS
PISTOLES.

EQUISTAR is a speed ball
away from the gate and the colt
is sure to go to the front with
the break. Once in front he
promised to be hard to overhaul.
SLOW MOTION has been train
ing well for this affair and he
has to be accorded a stout chance.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Noted Art Collector
Dies in Cannes, France
3, the Associated Press.

CANNES, France. April IT,
John Humphreys-Johnstone, inter-
nationally known art collector and
a native of New York, died today
of pleurisy at "a.
As a token of friendship to the
British he donated f15,000 (approxi-
mately $60,000) a year ago to Prime
Minister Churchill.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Norroeonsett
By the Associated Press.


FIRST .RACE--Purse. $1,000: claiming:
4-year-olds and up furlonss tout OF
inactive lie Blanc) $500 1920 112o
High Finance fMeynelD 40 $50
Legion tMarrero) 1910
Also ran-singins Slave, Secret Chat
ter Glenbroom. James City, SvinE Queen.
KNIGHTS sox, Gimco, Nick c. and Dreel.
ins; 4-year-olds and up; 6 furlonss tout
of chute).
Ugin May $50 $40 eeo
Apropos Connolly 500 $40
Inconceivsble CPeres, $40
Also ran0Gleeman, Indian Penny,
DuSky Girl Wise Player
DAILY Double paid s166 SOD
THIRD RACE-Purse 81 600; claiming
4-yesr-olds and up; furlonss out of
Indian Lodge tAtklnson) 40 $50 $50
Miss Harriet wv z. snyder e30 $50
Atatime q. Peres) ~ - 'S $50
Also ran1VaIdins Jack, Air Actress. Lou
Hans.
FOURTH RAcEPurse, $1,000; allow.
ances; 2-yesr-olds; 4t7 furionEs.
sh sae5as.tIon AZ tf5ss tsesdsp 1850 tsS tso IS s
Msupeace GutherD 25C
Time, o:54
Also ran-Wood Robin, Riverman, Fay
Jay, Belcoda.
FIFTH ,RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claiming
S.y.sr-olas:, tprlonss chute. .sc
Old Smoothly CDurando) 440 SIC
| Lost Gold Cvna) 33C
Also ranDDirerential Belle Town
| Bravira, Spot Pass and Traumelus.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

Claude Feltner motored from
Charles Town, w. Va. and brought
the information that there are sew
eral hundred horses at the track
awaiting the 48-day meeting-May
IL to July S. Feltner has II horses,
including the speedy Grand Party.
at the West Virginia track.
President General Manager Al J.
Boyle, who has reached Charles
Town from Keeneland, KY, has had
the track scraped. 1t is said to be
faster than at any time since it was
built in 1889 ,-.
Jack Campbell, race secretary at
Bowie, is being sought for a similar
position next winter in New Orleans.
Campbell serves as steward during
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Havre De Grace Consensus.

Havre De Grace Consensus.
BY TIE Associated Press.
1-Credence. Idle Night, Pack Sad
die.
2-Ring Up, Hi-Light, Mardi Gras.
3-Flaming Glory, Abbreviation
CHATTER.
4-Maecloud, Pomiva. Circus Wings.
5Slow Motion. Bogert. Equistar.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Jockey Names Dozen
Horses He Pulled;
Two Win Anyway
Failures Cost Him Job
With Fixer, Al SiIer
Tells Coast Court
a, the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, April 17.-Jockey
Al Siler told a Superior Court jury
that 500 for pulling long shots and
$500 for short-price horses was the
scale proposed by Bernard Mooney
Einstoss, on trial with four others
on charges of fixing horse races.
Siler named dozen horses he said
he kept from winning at Hollywood
Park and Del Mar tracks in 1889.
He testified he was introduced to
Einstoss on June "a by ]. j. Murphy.
Murphy" is the alias of Irving
Sangbusch, who previously testified
he was employed by a bookmaking
syndicate as a go-between to fix
jockeys.
Two Win Despite Jockey.
HE wanted to know If I would
pull horses and I said I would If
they weren't favorites," the former
Jockey related.
He said he'd give me 500 for
long shots and 5000 for short-price
horses
EinstoSs gave him $500, he de-
clared. with instructions to pull"
three horses in the days races.
Afterward. he added, Enstoss paid
him an additional $500.
He had the help of two other jock
eys in the race in keeping one Of
his mounts, Synod, from winning,
Siler testified.
They kept shutting me of and
boxed me up on the rail so 1t
| wouldn't look so bad"
The arrangement was terminated,
the witness testified, after he sue
ceeded in keeping only one of three
horses out of first money at Del
Mar August 16. The other two ran
away with him and won.
II met Mooney that night and he
was sore" Siler declared. He said
I had cost him $4,000 and he told
me he had dumped boys in the bay
for less than that. So I-wel, ]
didn't ride any more"
Gave Kayak Honest Ride.
On cross-examination Siler ad-
mitted he was suspended by the
stewards at Hollywood Park for
taking Kayak II wide in a handicap
race. He insisted he was not bribec
in that race.
Charles Forester, friend oi
Jockey Willis Ward, testified he saw
Einstoss shake and slap Ward out
side a Los Angeles hotel.
Mooney said, You're a squealer
quit bothering me for money" For.
ester declared.
Ward previously testified the Incl.
dent occurred after he had pulled
at least IS horses on Einstoss' in
structions and had been barred from
the Del Mar track when he jumped
from a horse at the starting gate
to keep 1t from winning.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

6Boston Pal, Dnieper. Centerville
7-Trysak. Nightly, Bedwell entry.
StSealoch, Schley Goree, Blue Cy-
clone.
Best bet-Sealoch
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Hovre de Grace
REST BET-SNART.

in all of his recent tests and he
appears to deserve the call over
these juveniles. The colt is our
best bet of the afternoon. PETES
BET has been in the thick of
the scramble in his last two
tries and he should furnish oppo-
sition. CHAPTER works swiftly.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Finch Urges Local Control.

Taking the stand earlier in the
evening, Wilbur s. Finch, president
of the District of Columbia Suffrage
Association, indorsed the pending
resolution, but with the added sug-
gestion that Congress take i'm
mediate steps to give local citizens
as much control over their own
affairs as is possible under the Con-
stitution as it now stands.
Others who joined in the plea for
national representation were Mrs.
Leslie B. Wright, Of the Forrest Hills
Citizens Association; Mrs. Anna e.
Hendley, Miss Ella L. Taggart and
p. A. Sugrue.
AS the Judiciary Subcommittee
resumed hearings at 2 pm, Mr.
Finch testified that the association
he represents and the Federation OF
Citizens Associations, while lend
ing their full support to the Citi-
Zens' Joint Committee on National
Representative in seeking the pas
sage Of the Capper-Sumners reso-
luton now before this committee.
nevertheless place emphasis on the
desirability of Congress enacting,
either prior to, or simultaneously
with the passage Of this resolution,
Evening star., 1941-04-17
keenelund

FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000; maiden q
year -olds; Headley course.
Air Current ,R vedder) 81 so 1120 $50
Valdina Orphan B. James, $50 400
Stepsome "a Craisi $50
Time. OATS.
Also ran-Chicago Dr. Ringleader, Little
Red Fox, Omathon, Gold Straw.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
S-yesr-ods: 8 furlonEs.
Sweet Wine OScurlock) 1850 24.2o p.4O
Bookie Nc iMacAndrevD $50
Time. IA 3-5.
Also ran-Creosote. Sepia. Nellmor, Rio
Vista. Running Time, Extend.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming,
4-year-ol and up: furlones
Little Davey (McCombs) 4.60 $50 2.20
Chandera Dyer 4.20 500
Bright fEveTsoleb $50
Time, l:132s.
Also ran-Hello Fac and Pari-Esrnest.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 5000: maiden
2year-olds; Headley course.
valdina Alpha JsmeS 22.00 $50 500
Alohort (Montgomery $50 40
Bayridge fCarr) 500
Time. 047 As.
Also ran-Dieso Red, Col. Teddy, Flying
Grit. Rome and Timber Kins.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
SECOND RACE UNKNOWN
LAND, BALLOTANT, RING

KNOW LAND disap-
pointed in her recent Bowie at
tempt but the effort was so far
under her true ability that it
just has to be disregarded as
being untrue. BALLOTANT
was second in his first at Bowie
and he rates a good chance.
RING UP just galloped to win
his last by five lengths.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
FOURTH RACE - PIMLICO
LADY. MORSTEP. GREENY.

PIMLICO LADY disappointed
in her first 1910 attempt but
that conditioner may have
brought her to peak condition
for this sprint affair. MORSTEP
won his last in easy fashion and
right off that showing he rates
in the first flight. GREENY is
consistent and sure to be trying.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

California law forbids shipment
out of the state of the abalone, a
shellfish highly priced as a table
delicacy.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
FIRST RACE - SHEKNOWS,
DARK FRIEND, IDLE
FRIEND,

SHEKNOWS raced fairly con-
sistently at Tropical Park and the
mare shipped to Havre de Grace
fit and ready for corking try
at the first local asking. DARK
FRIEND won closeup in his first
at this point and a bit of i'm
provement should make him
dangerous. IDLE NIGHT on
Oaklawn form, has a good
chance.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
3, the Associated Press,

Fl -Salvador's 1910 coffee crop will
weigh nearly 4.00o, 900 pounds.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

+cynick. Gallant Risk, Rolls
buzzy
SeLiberated, Fancy Free, October
ONE
6-Speed to Spare, Star Chance,
Scotch Trap.
7-Sicklebill, Pradis, Her Reign.
8-Head Hunter, Blind Brook,
Alarming.
Best bet-Speed to Spare.
Keeneland.
By the Louisville Times.
lon Parole, Royal Shawl Polly
Prim.
2-Linger Awhile, Go Home, Bob Is
Squad.
3-Royal Heels, 7 Might, Nicabe.
4-One Witch, Unerring. Laatokka
5-Some Chance, Silk Yarn, Fox
port.
e-Early n Smart, Wallingford
Royal Martha
7-Plowshare. Milk Punch, Bashfu
Duck
]Valdina Dudge. Kentown, AL
True.
| Best bet-Some Chance.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
SEVENTH RACE-T r Y S A X I,
GINOCA, NIGHTLAND.

TRYSAK just galloped to make
every pole a winning one in his
last outing at Bowie and if the
colt will run back to that effort
he will trim this opposition.
GINOCA was consistency itself at
Santa Anita and he must be ac-
corded major consideration.
NIGHTLAND is ready for top
flight effort.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Suffrage
Continued From First Page.)

lican, of Vermont had expressed the
belief that if the proposed constitu-
tional amendment carried the au-
thority to make the municipal gov
eminent of the District the govern
ing power over the National Capital
it would not receive the required
ratification by three-fourths of the
States.
The subcommittee took recess
at 4 o'clock until next Wednesday,
at which time Chairman McCarran
will invite the local newspapers to
present their views on the suffrage
question.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
Po:,. Nom. Todoys Results -Entries
NuS NeW> And Selections for Tomorrow
TRoIs PIsToLEs for the short
end.
SIXTH RACE-BOSTON PAL,
KNOXVILLE, SIR REG.

BOSTON PAL won his last out
ing in rather easy style and he
appeared to have something left
at the end. The son of Bostonian
should defeat these. KNOX
VILE has been closeup of late
and he has to be given a lot of
consideration. SIR REG can i'm
prove and be in the picture.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

Jamaica Consensus.
By the Associated Press.
l-Star Hunter, Carlatone, Lid.
2-Thrift, The Thane, Dignity.
3-Bin D, Postage Due, Wise Ally.
4-Notes. Waddy. Easy Chair.
5-Sheriff Culkin. Not Yet, Seven
Hills.
6-Sailor King, Greville, Yankee
Party.
dolly Whisk, Big Boy Blue, Mod
ern Age.
Best bet-Sailor King.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

THIRD RACE-SkIART, PETES
BET, CHATTER.
SMART has finished bangup
Evening star., 1941-04-17

Narragansett.
By the Associated Press.
l-Subura, Rolls Rich, Hi Winnie.
2-Short Measure, Cruising, Star OF
Dondra.
| 3-Savitar. Copin, Chance Maker.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

1y the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 200: claiming;
Field Lark tArcaro) IL 80 4.e0 $50
Lustrous tRobertsb $40 $50
Lady Mascara tRenick) $40
Also ' rainWorandiloou.nt, sunbur.t and
Dimness.
SECOND RACE-Purse $1,000: claim
Ranchos Boy ID. Meadep 400 go 23o
Camp Sortie IN wanD 400 $50
zsltowna Up. Ryan 40
Also ranNIm the Guy. Peace Day. Tetrs
Rock.
THIRD RACE-Purse. S1.2Go: claiming
2-year-old fillies: furlongs.
Cloe- Flight iAnderson) 1880 $50 $40
Daisy P. Ryan $50 2.10
Afnanced q. Greene) sc
Time. :O09s
Also ran-Sombrilla, Kittikay, Kempy.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: 3-yesr.
Chorus 0DonoSob $3.50 1880 $50
Vivacious tStoutl 500 4 0C
Country fAnderson) 4lC
Time 1:13l-5.
Also rsn-Pat n Mike. Possibility, Mid.
die AGES Battle Won.
FIFTH RAcE-The Ger, &c Camsche;
4-year -olds and up: II. miles.
Silen. Witness tMeadel 1920 40 $50
Spanish Duke lBisrman) 500 9 SO
Olympus tWalD SEQ
Time. ASS.
Also ran-Bright Gray and Gino Rex.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; l mile and 20
Evening star., 1941-04-17
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 81 200: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP: furlongs tout
E> tie Associated Press.

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year -olds and up; l mile and 40
Evening star., 1941-04-08
| Teachers to See
I'D. Committee
I'm Mock Session

The House District Committee will
hold a mock meeting at 10 am. to-
morrow to give group of so visit
ing high school teachers an idea as
to how legislation is handled.
The meeting was called today by
Chairman Randolph. who plans to
take advantage of the opportunity
10 tell the teachers of the voteless
plight of residents of Washington
and steps taken in Congress to give
them the franchise.
The teachers, representing 20
States, are in Washington attending
an institute of national government
for teachers.
Since neither the House nor the
Senate will be in session tomorrow,
Representative Randolph, at the re-
quest of j. Orin Powers, director OF
the Teachers Program of the Ma
tional Capital Visitors Council, ar
ranged the play" meeting so as not
to disappoint the teachers, who had
been promised an opportunity to
see Congress In action.