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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-13

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Forum.
KOAO Dinner ACx-s.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

heart ailment yesterday after two
week siege of influenza.
Funeral services will be read to-
morrow in the chapel of Bryan Hall,
named for him.
DR.. Bryan was the third president
of the college, serving % years until
he retired in 1916 and became Com
mission of Education for the State
Evening star., 1941-11-07

mittee, Mrs. Horace Dawson and
her co-chairman. Mrs. willard Mil
ler, will be assisted by the follow
ing: Enrolment Committee, Miss
Grace johnson, chairman, and Mrs.
Darwin Deaver and Miss Barbara
Masten; Lists Committee. Mrs. Wal
ton Ferris, chairman; Mrs. Herbert
Coward, Mrs. Irving Ketchum; gifts
Evening star., 1941-11-07

founders day banquet tomorrow
night at the Lee-Sheraton Hotel.
Speakers will include Mrs. Ella
Higman. attorney for the Board Of
Tax Appeals, and Mrs. Lucy Ho-
worth, member of the Board of Vet
Grams Appeals. Mrs. Elizabeth Hardy
is dinner chairman and Miss Sarah
Perrin will be POSTMASTER.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

and collections, Mrs. Everett B. Will
son, jr., chairman: Miss Bertha Gay,
Miss Mary De Groat, Mrs. Walter
Dawson, Miss Frances Brown, Mrs.
Perkins Coville, Mrs. Frederick Bal
lard; Publicity Committee, Mrs.
John F. Corwin, chairman; Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll and Mrs. Curt
Schiffpler
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Wells AIumnue List
buiIdino Fund Aides

Local committees for the $1,000
900 building fund drive by Wells
College, N. Y, were announced to-
day by the Wells College Alumnae
Club of Washington.
As chairman of the Building Com
Evening star., 1941-11-07
Phi Deltu to Hold
Founders Day Fete

Members of the Phi Delta legal
sorority from law schools and grad
uate groups IN the District, Mary
land and PENNSYLVANIA will hold a
Evening star., 1941-11-07
DR.. Enoch Bryon Dies;
Retired College Head

BY the Associated Press.
PULLMAN, Wash, Nov. death
has taken DR.. Enoch A. Bryan, 86,
retired president of Washington
State College He Succumbed to
Evening star., 1941-11-07
RiverdoIe PIT. A. to Meet

The Riverdale Elementary School
PIT. A. will hold it's monthly meet
ing at pm. Monday in the school
auditorium, Riverdale, Md.
Evening star., 1941-11-07

of Idaho. Before that he was presi-
dent of Vincennes College in In
diana, his home State.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Greyhound Bus Peace
Appears Likely Soon
Earlier Story on Page A-s.)

tEATuef St0Tv on rage A-os)
Possibility OF settlement of the
Pennsylvania Greyhound bus strike
late today appeared likely when Fed
eral Conciliator j. L. Conner said this
afternoon that real progress Is
being made; things are getting very
close together"
Executives of the bus line. con-
ciliators and Sam Berong, member
of the Executive Board of the A. F.
of L. Amalgamated Association of
Street, Electric Railway and Motor
Coach Employees withdrew from the
remainder of the negotiating group
apparently to write report on the
case. The executives and con-
ciliators worked through the noon
hour.
Eastern lines of the bus company
and some schedules extending into
the Middle West have been idle
since approximately l,A00 employees
walked out Sunday. The workers
are striking for a closed shop, i'm
proved working conditions and an
increase to S cents a mile for drivers
now getting Ais. Conciliators Con-
ner and L. j. Smith, with Assistant
Secretary of Labor Daniel w. Tracy,
have been meeting with manage
ment and labor daily since the
walkout.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
tobacco Yield Per Acre Pui
At S169 With Tax S1,061
Earlier story on Page A-3.)
BY the Associated Press.

og NIlc hAsONAdtcN ELSNss
A spokesman for Carolina tobacco
farmers. seeking to forestall a de-
Tense tax increase on cigarettes,
testified today that taxes on 1880
packages Of cigarettes-roughlv one
acres yield-already were sl061.
and that the farmer who cultivated
the acre received only S169.
The figures were supplied to the
House Ways and Means COMMITTEES
by State Senator J. C. Lanier of
Greenville. N. c., who said a pro-
poSal TO increase the cigarette tax
from 6l2 cents package to cent,
would mean another S244 levy on
the finished product of the acre
he used as an illustration.
Representative McKeogh. Demo-
crat. of Illinois expressed sympathy
for the growers. suggested that it
might be we'll TO take a couple Of
good looks at the big four tobacco
companies and see if We can dip
into them without destroying
them"
He said earnings of the American
Tobacco Co. ranged from s26.197,.
900 in 1887 to s28 ,498 900 in 1910,
R. J. Reynolds Co. from s2s2l6.-
900 to S25 .548. 900; Liggett g. Myers,
from s2l 375,000 to $40 339 900, and
P. Lorillard, from s2,27S,OOO to So
$4,000.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Court Grants Service Trio
DELAY From Creditors

Three Washingtonians called tc
service in the armed forces were
given relief today from suits brought
by their creditors until three months
after they have returned to civilian
life, in decisions made by Judge
Nathan Cayton in Municipal Court
1t was believed to be the first
such adjudication made in the court
since enactment of the Soldiers and
Sailors Relief Act of 1910. The cases
involved a sailor and two soldiers.
The sailor, Robert w. Zveare, was
sued for s205. the amount he still
owed on a repossessed automobile
and $50 in attorneys fees.
The two soldiers. George Young
and Samuel Waldman. faced suits
of $40 and $40, respectively The
$40 represented money due for
clothing and the $40 money due on
a note.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Move TO Speed Pay Bill
For Police, Firemen Halted
Earlier Story on Page A-l9)

'D"h hS' ospA Vi "St a AV''
Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee today halted a
poll being conducted among the 81
members in an effort to rush to the
House calendar bill to increase the
salaries of police and firemen.
Through the poll, it was hoped to
get sufficient number of votes to
report the bill to the House so it
could be considered Monday, the
first District day of the month.
Representative Randolph said he
did not believe an effort should be
made to railroad" the measure to
the House calendar, especially at
this time when District finances are
at low ebb because of the rapid
expansion of the city resulting from
the influx of defense workers.
Mr.. Randolph plans to have the
committee consider the subcom-
mittee's favorable report on the bill
at the regular weekly meeting of the
committee Monday.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming:
New York Racing Body
Roises Purses to 81 500
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JAMAICA RACE TRACK, N. Y.
May 8.-The New York State Racing
Commission, through Chairman
Herbert Bayard Swope, announced
that in view of the increased at
tendance and handle. thoroughly
demonstrated at Jamaica during its
current meeting, the minimum purse
distribution for zone 1-all tracks,
excluding Saratoga-shall be 81 500.
It was further ruled that in all
races there shall be winning
groom's fee of $40 to be taken from
the purse.
At Saratoga the purse may remain
at 81 200 minimum with the groom's
fee over that amount.
The commission further suggested
that the Metropolitan Jockey Club
make the 81 500 minimum purse re-
troactive for its spring meeting, since
this Is an operating expense and de-
ductible from excess profit tax.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Marion Miley Bows, 2.1,
In Golf Quarfer-FinaIs
9, tte Associated Press.


MEMPHIS. Tenn, MAY s.-Mrs
Dan Chandler of Dallas scored Q
3 and = victory over Marion
Miley, Lexington. KY. today in the
quarter-flnals of the Southerr
Womens Golf Tournament.
Mrs. Sam Israel of New Orleans
who ousted Mrs. Frank Galdthwaitt
of Fort Worth, defending champion
Yesterday, noSed out Mrs. MARI
McGarry of st. Petersburg. Fla.
after fight that went to the 2ls
hole.
Mrs. McGarry had upset Medalis
Dorothy Kirby Of Atlanta yester'
day.
Louise Suggs. youthful Lithi:
Springs, Ga. golfer, moved into tn,
semi-fi with a 3-and !
victory over Mrs. Chatham Hunter
of Memphis. and Mrs. Estelle Law.
son Page of Chapel Hill, N. c.
eliminated Catherine Flint O
Memphis, 4 and 2.
Mrs Chandler and Mrs. Israe
will meet tomorrow in the /uppe,
bracket of the semi finals. with Mis-;
Suggs facing the veteran Mrs. Pag,
in the lower bracket.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Churchill Downs
By the Associated Press

BY lne ASSOCle teO HresS
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; claiming
4-year-olds ,i.I1 snd up; fu5lossSs', oo -so
Fsitz F,rT.l g * wiic%s mecombs 222o lleso leso
Weeks o. Marinelil $50
Also ranNf Lambeth. Dutch Dame Ada
W. Bamboo Broom. Maetown, Windy Bee.
SECOND RACE-Purse., $500; claiming
Fair Time (J. Richsrdl 600 $50 $50
khayeram "a. Crais) $50 429
Andnow (W. Borton) 400
fNicabe; Peesys Sun. f Employer, judge
Black Arrow. Field
THIRD RAcE-Purs., $1,000. special
weishts maidens; 2-year-olds; 4ia fur
ssnsls ssnoTit. tts5s Ieons mar,nel so tSc c
Blue Garter IMcCombs 400
Star IN Monarch, ouestvive and MaTtiet. 'N
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 3-year-oids: : furlongs (chutel.
Jim Pat tHishtshoel $3.50 $40 $50
All True tWilliams) $50 40
Also ran..Turntable, Paias, Tenth T.
sion. Our Jane. Shut Eye, Purlins Light
and Dissenson Sir.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900; allow
asnees; s-yssr,olds; Ala turlonss an On
fs: 2!:::s S:s:s :sSf asss$s:' sssssS ssS
Also S ran@ray Nash and st.rweist..
Evening star., 1941-05-08
French Police Seize
1,10O in Drive on
Idle Aliens
Refugees, Held Aboard
Liner, Face Transfer
To Labor Camps
~ the Associated Press.

By the ASSOCIATED Press.
MARSEILLE. France. May g.
About 100 refugees were rounded
UP and held aboard the French
liner Massilia today as police an
nounced the launching of drive
to send all unemployed male aliens
to labor camps.
1T was aboard the Massilia
that former Premier Daladier
and other political leaders at
tempted to escape to Africa in
the French collapse last June.
They were prevented from land
ing at Casablanca and other
ports and finally we're arrested
at MarseilleD
The police announcement of the
roundup said "a certain number"
OF Iobless foreigners already were
aboard the Massilia for medical
examination" preliminary to their
assignment to labor groups. 1t ex-
planned the action was in accordance
with a law passed last year au-
GilOI lAlllk tIlS ScSLcsdllOIl Ill ldDCi
camps Of male foreigners between
the ages of l8 and SIS for whom
ordinary employment could not be
found.
The law it was explained, permits
holding of foreigners in camps for
as long as the circumstances may
require but specifies they have the
right to emigrate.
Informed sources said many of
the refugees already had French
exit and foreign emigration visas.
They included some who were to
sail next Wednesday aboard ship
bound for Martinique, in the West
Indies.
1t was announced in Vichy today
that the May Day amnesty for cer-
tain classes of offenders had brought
Liberation to 500 administrative in
ternees' and paroles to 81 others:
that $50 military sentences were an
nulled and 179 fines Cancelled.
The term administrative in
ternees' was understood to refer to
pacifists, mainly trade unionists.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Court Assignments

SteWdTt.
United States vs.. George W
Crouch.
United States vs.. Emerson w
Browne.
Sentences (Not referred.
United States VS. Richard M
Chambers and Alphonso Jones.
United States VS.. Lavonia Clayton
Motions:
United States VS.. Clarence l.
Ware and Everett Jewell.
United States VS.. Walter A. C.
Camp. Werner J. Orbach and Kath-
crime Kay.
Sentences (Referred:
United States vs.. Robert L. Briggs
United States VS.. Algie B Gilbert
United States VS.. Andrew E. Hen
derson.
United States VS.. German M Hen
bricks.
United States VS.. Albert C. John
son.
United States VS.. Gustave A. Lie
bach
United States VS.. Marshall w.
Moore
United States VS.. James w. Palmer
United States VS.. Fred L. Satter-
white.
Motions to revoke proba ton:
United States VS.. Albert C. John
son
United States VS.. Marshall w
Moore.
Sentences Not REFEREED:
United States vs. James r. Bannis-
ter, Morris Addison.
United States VS.. Afford Evans
United States vs. william Green
United States VS.. Joseph A. Brown.
United States VS.. Gorman M. Hen
bricks.
United States VS.. Benjamin r.
McCalip.
United States vs.. Eugene Douglas.
United States VS.. Marvin James.
Motions:
United States vs.. Beatrice M. Hen
son.
United States VS.. Henry J. Martin
and Morris Addison.
United States VS.. Jerome Clarke
Jury Actions.
1560-Martin VS.. Capital Transit
Co.; attorneys, H. H. Bettelman-
E. L. Jones.
692-Levine VS.. Washington Ter
minal Corp; attorneys. Lester Wood
Hamilton & Hamilton.
l86l-Bressler ct al. VS.. Lamond
ct al attorneys, Irwin Goldstein.
Myer Koonin-C. C. Collins, J. j.
Carmody.
1907-Burroughs ct al. VS.. Rudo
ct al; attorneys, Albert Brick
Simon, Koenigsberger & Young;
Frost, Myers g. Towers.
1524-Conrad VS.. Altman ct al:
attorneys, r. H. Yeatman. Newmyer
g. Bress-Wilbert McInerney, Nesbit
e. Pledger.
147O-Gaegler VS.. Capital Transit
Co.; attorneys. C. E. Foster, A. r.
Murphy, M. c. Toomey-E. L. Jones,
Howard Boyd
1I20. 3101, 3l02. 3066-Howell, etc.
VS.. East Coast Freight Lines: attor-
neys. Albert Brick-H. I. Quinn.
1985-Crowley VS.. Saffell ct al:
attorneys. J. D. Fitzgerald. M. j.
(see COURT ASSIGNMENTS.
Page A-18D
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Red Sox Send Huehson
Back for Seasoning
By the Associated Press.

by lne ASSoCldtcu f1ese.
BOSTON, May 8.-The Red Sox
announced today that Tex Hughson,
right-handed pitcher. who had been
brought up from Louisville, had been
returned to that club on option.
He Is a likely looking prospect" !"
said Manager Joe Cronin, but need
ed another year of seasoning with
the Sox farm team"
Hughson was to leave Chicago to-
day for Louisville.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Germans Deny Landing
Troops in Greenland
hS the Associated Press.

HS the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 8.-The omcial
German radio today denied in q
broadcast that German troops had
landed in Greenland or that Ger
man forces were erecting bases
there or In Antarctica. The broad
cast was heard by c. B. S.
On April Is President Roosevelt
said Greenland might already be
partly occupied by the Germans.
Members of the United States
Antarctic Expedition. arriving in
Boston May S, said they had heard
reports the Germans and Italians
had established 4 base At Decep-
ton Bay,
Evening star., 1941-05-08
FIFTH RACE - REHEARSAL,
WATER CRACKER, BAL

REHEARSAL won her last with
ease in right fair running time.
II she will show the same sort of
speed tomorrow the issue should
not long remain in doubt.
WATER CRACKER appears to
have raced and worked into the
pink of condition. BALLOON
just failed to win his last and he
is a threat.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
SECOND RACE GIN OBI,
MARCO, RING UP.

GINOBI won his lone Bowie
test with much speed in reserve
and he has worked well since that
time, indicating that he retains
his keen edge. MARCO has dis
appointed of late, but the Sting
gelding has TO be accorded
corking chance RING UP scored
at Bowie and ne may be in the
picture.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Norrogunsett
By the Associated Press

~ tit hSsON.eAtG itss.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900 claimins
maiden 3-year-oldS & furlongs.
Charm Bracelet tV'Ch'rl lilo 6lo $50
Ditferentia May go $50
Angry Waters tAIcDonaldI $50
Also ran1;war Council. Moo; E.sht o
Eve. BaIm9rhea' Tee Gee Uncle Jimmie
Sunrid. Dellcto and Tillle L.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 900: claim
ins: 4.year-olds and up furlonss.
M,se Mo uIes P!syeE sTsylor $50 81" 3" t9
Foggy Day LtMcMullenD go
s1 Fyns uffs ss. Dnns sI5 b. Hsa
Trace Eyiya and Kins Neptgne
DAILY Double paid S3sooo
THIRD RACE-.Purse. s1.oco; CLAIMING;
2-year-olds. a., furlonss.
RTH'GHS Mii IRON 'scoal Dseonas' 0o $50 $50
Wh!tInsVille fins y :. 'Howelh $40
wesion. oS sTiaht VkoTr World GAIA @ 6Tp. infra
Red. Bay Acre. Boards Image and Arieante.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ms: 3-year-olds: s furlonss lchute,.
Stinsalins tMcMullen) $50 40 $50
Keetonga tMcDonald) 4.60 $50
Ever Time tDeluciaD $50
Also rsn-snappy Heels Bosky Dell.
Change Run. Suburs, After Dinner, Esta
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; claiming:
4-year-oldS and UP: furlongs tchutel.
Street Arab Taylor 1910 1910 $50
Red Meadow tAtkinSon) $50 $50
Kleie LiSht tHowelD $40
Tint. l:13.
Also ran-James City. Sun Breeze. Mini
mum Malinda B. Josers Pal. Belle High
and Hunting Home
SIXTH RACE-Purse. Sl.2OO: claimins
4-yesr -olds and UP: furlonss tchutel.
Speed to Spare May 40 $50 $50
Remarkable Briggs $40 800
Bright Trace tDe Lucia) $40
Time. l:l3.
Also ran-Eouistone, The Fop and
Charitable.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Ing: 4-year-ods and up; l mile and 20
Ebony Boy fHettinser, $40 $50 800
Count Eleven tJohnston) 4.e0 40
Pay Rack tMeynell $50
Time, :46ls.
Also ran--Noodles. Upset Dove, Baili-
wick. Rhniz and Louis Shapiro.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
EIGHTH RACE - PERLFTTE,
MATCH POINT, HOWARD,

PERLETTE has proven a very
consistent mare and she looks to
have a real chance of carrying
off the honors in the going homs
number. MATCH POINT man.
ages to win his share and he
can't be counted out until the
last Jump is over. HOWARD has
been second in his last four out
inpS
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Rossvun's Comment

FIRST RACE-SPIN ON, SUM-
MER STOCK, CROSS VINE.
SPIN ON has threatened to
win several of her recent out
inss and she has as good chance
as anything else in the wide
open first number. SUMMER
STOCK was in front most of the
way in her last and this dis
tance is bit shorter. CROSS
VINE is quite consistent and she
has worked we'll.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
SIXTH RACE-BLACK RAIDER,
AIR CURRENT. JOE RAY.

BLACK RAIDER comes TO
Pimlico boasting string Of four
straight victories The Milky
Way Farms colt has keen speed
and a good chance of continuing
his winnings. AIR CURRENT
copied at Keeneland and at Pim-
Evening star., 1941-05-08
FOURTH RACE-MAD BUNNY,
PETES BET, STEEL BEAM.

MAD BUNNY scored at Havre
de Grace and she was closeup in
her only Pimlico attempt. She
encounters a tough band here
but may be able to master them.
PETES BET has been closeup in
all recent outings and he should
be right there at the wire.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
SEVENTH RACE-STAND N,
BROOKE BOY. RED JACK.

STAND IN ran well a the 'Graw
and appears 10 deserve the call
as the safest hazard Of the after
noon. BROOKE BOY was good
enough to win at Bowie and
Havre de Grace. RED JACK for
the short end.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Racing Results
Pimlico
PinIico

FIRST RACE--Purse, ST. 600; claiming
maiden 3-year-olds and up 8 furlongs
Dave Dave AlexdeE aGIssetp 700 e430
MiAtsssini tSisto) $40
Also ran-Sineine Steel, Twain. Sun
Idele. sallipatica, Berserk, Rolica, Skagvsy,
SECOND RACE--Purse $1,000 claim
G'lden NJ vles lschmidD 1l.40 4.50 go
Bar Ship 1McCrearyJ 2.e0 go
Stadium tHarreD so
Kelly's Lad Nutmeg Lass Garden Gal Star
Canter. Your Bid, Ginseng
DAILY Double paid S7Sb.lOl
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: special
EeiehtS: for 2,year-olds' 4n furlengs "a
Cuth .McCreary' $50 SO
Three Mines tMerritD $50
Also ran~very Graceful Miss Identity.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Sturdy Stu ,6s Duke o'us 'Msdd.nJ sS ~ $50 $40 so
Irish Moon lsistoI 2.9o
Also ran~Darby Du jungle Moon. tyr.
Boston Pal, Count Morse.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse $1,000; allow
snces: 3-yesr-olds; 6 furlonrs.
Priority iClsggetu 5000 500 %
Hishanlov BERG 1920 80
Lleht OF Morn tSisto) 20
Also Ian-Bele DAmour, T.liemon
swynstan. Rinka and DISCOURAGED.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Spain's new Commission of Rail.
way Materials has the power to pro.
pose or modify the schedule o.
work Of any OF the railway shops.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Churchill Downs Good.

By the Louisville Times
1-Annie Alone, Chandera, Miss
Frakes.
2-InQuisitor. Rompedor. Topnard.
81 Do Believe, Sweep Through,
Neighbor.
4-Pari-Ernest. Inviting. Gino Thor.
5-Tripod. ROYAL Minuet. Bebeja.
6-Timeful. Kings Blue. Plovshare.
BLACK Brummel. St. Croix, Mat
tie J.
8-Palco. Beau InSco. Satin Rolls.
Best bet-Black Brummel.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Pimlico tFaSt).

Pimlico tFast).
BY the Louisville Times
War Grand, Knitetta. Spin On
2-Talent. Clingendaal. Marco
3-Fire Light, Lone Gallant, Buck
Langhorne.
+Pete's Bet. Mad Bunny. China.
5-Fogoso. Watercracker, Double B.
6-Black Raider. Equipet. Joe Ray.
BLACK Boo, Stand In. Brooke
Boy.
Sin Memory, Our Teddy, Match
Point.
Best bet-Black Raider.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
DISTRICT COURT,

In any case where postponement
OF the hearing Of a motion is to be
requested. notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
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 aforesaid no
tice is not given except when ex-
traordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of the notice.
Roll call of motions will be 1T
GAS an, as heretofore has been the
practice.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
Goidsborough.

Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
Goidsborough.
Sentences mot REFEREED:
United States VS.. Clarence F. Lee
United States vs.. Theophil liver
nev.
United States VS.. Bernard w.
Rhine.
United States VS.. Frank J. Kane.
United States VS.. Leroy johnson.
United States VS.. Samuel Paladino.
Sentences referred:
United States VS. Evelyn Carter.
United States VS.. william Ford
Clough.
United States VS.. Travis Glascoe.
United States VS.. Richard johnson.
United States VS.. Sam Lewis.
United States VS.. william Nc
Duffie.
United States vs.. Luther McGinn.
United States VS.. Victor Osin.
United States VS.. Joseph Richard
son and Edward T. Wilmington mot
referred.
United States VS.. Louis A. Smith
United States vs.. FELTON, L. Ward.
Motions:
United States vs.. Benjamin H.
Martin.
United States vs.. Robert D. Wat
son.
United States VS.. John Henry
Hatcher.
Criminal Court, No. 2-Justice
Proctor.
Arrangements:
United States VS.. James Satter-
waite.
United States VS.. Cornelius West.
United States VS.. Willie Steele.
United States VS.. Thomas T. Kir-
by. jr., and Robert NJ Kiesgen. jr.
United States VS.. William H.
Brown.
United States VS.. Alexander Finch
and James L. Harris.
United States VS.. Charles E. Mayo.
United States VS.. George c. Tay-
lor, Earl r. Taylor, Lawrence Town.
send anG Samuel Moore.
OIllueQ SIdUcS vs.. AdVulld -. SlNlGu.
United States VS.. James c. Hin
nant and Clarence r. Branham.
United States VS.. James Valentine.
United States VS.. Wayne Winfield.
United States VS.. Girnie Taylor
United States VS.. Benjamin F.
Littlejohn, Harrison Jones and JUL
ius H. Berkley.
United States VS.. Fred Wither-
spoon. jr.
United States VS.. Eloise M. White
United States vs.. Herman Covert
United States vs.. Harrison john
son.
United States vs.. Matthew Hill.
United States vs.. Evelyn M
Evening star., 1941-05-08
THIRD RA

THIRD RACE-F1hE LIOHI,
LONE GALLANT, DON RO-
BERTO.
FIRE LIGHT just failed to cop
his first 1941 attempt and right
off the form he displayed that
afternoon he has to be selected
to capture the honors here. LONE
GALLANT wins quite often over
the jumps and he has a good
chance to be right there. DON
ROBERTO to take care of the
others.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Po~:. No. Toduy's Results s-Entres
'\o And Selections for Tomorrow
Selections for Fost Track at PimIico
BEST BET-STAND IN

lico and he must be considered
a serious threat. JOE RAY
should be dangerous.
Evening star., 1941-05-08

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and muddy.
Evening star., 1941-05-08
Other Selections
Pimlico Fast

Plmllc0 ttaStD.
3, the Associated Press.
Spin On. Knitetta. Blenethel.
2-Glnobi. Marco, Clingendaal.
3-Ffre Light, Don Roberto. Lone
Gallant.
4-Mad Bunny, Longstone, Petes
Bet
5-Double B, Becomly, Water
Cracker.
6-Black Raider, Ben Shaba, Air
Current.
STAND In, Nick, Brooke Boy.
8-Perlette, Grand Duke, Match
Point
Best bet-Spin On.