davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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YOUNG LADY desires nicely furnished
room next bath. private family. Northwest
section conyenient transportation. ap-
proximatelv $50, prefer breakfast Box
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ARLlNGTON-Room in new home. new fur
B 81 uTe. prlFate family; near bus. 1Uc fare
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MAN, colored, young. professional, Govt.
empl, wishes nice room, two meals: prefer
Nv. NO. 30S2 after 10 m Sunday
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1890 N. POWHATAN ST. at N Wash.
or Two, new home. on bus line
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a ATTRACTIVE. large. double rm. conver-
Ieht 10 stores and bus: lOc bus fare to
washington, sc fare to new Navy Bldg. CH,
a9@O- 35ll Sth ST. s Arl Va -
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MALE GOVT. EMPLOYEE wishes warm
furn room, Sl5: single or share: give
particulars Box 3l-B. Sal
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WHITE MINORCA AND BARRED ROCK
PULLETS, 10 weeks old. SH 4613.
so NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS. months old
pulets; also chicken coopS; reasonable.
Call Berwyn 76S-Wl,
216 LAYING CAGES in 3 units, reason
able. Kensington Al.
II WK r. l. Pull. vig from hens. record
over 200; 75c; high lay. strain crosses;
unable secure lay. cages. Berwyn low.
$50 SINGLE COMB white Leehorn pullets.
laying. at Horaks Poultry Farm, miles
from Silver Spring, Md. at White Oak
BARRED ROCK and White Leghorn
cockerels wing banded, r. o. P. breeding,
approved University of Md strong
healthy birds ready for breeding pens.
Special discount to hatcherymen. 100
Rock pullets laying. AyrlaWn Farms
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| HYAITSVILLE-Large. comfortable fur
hlshed room, southern exposure. next TO
path' c w: single or double beds one
o!ock 10 bus. streetcar and railroad trans
Portatlon: unlimited phone: $50 single
$50 for two. 4502 Emerson st. WA 1926.
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GOVT. EMPLOYE furn. room in apt or
home, kitchen PRIVILEGES pref: willing share
ant or double room, reas Box lab. S ar
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ARLINGTON, VA.-Large room reason
ao!ei sem-private bath; private home;
near bus; gentlemen Jackson 25a2-J
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WOODR!DGE-Rooms for girls double
tWin beds; S16 mo. each / small sitting
room and dressing room with adj, sun
room Tor sleeping. suit girls. $50 mo
each. all nicely furn.: unlim phone: lsUn-
dry facilities; board may be arranged: on
BUS line 20 min. from town NO 74SO
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$500 MCKINLEY ST. W-Attractive
rm. in quiet home for 1-2 girls. Conv
transp. Unlimited phone. Ordway 174s.
143l FAIRMONT ST NW-Nicely fur
nished room, main floor, semi-bath, maid
service: IS
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SAVE TINE by seeing this delightful single
nTSt' Semi-pvt. bath new home near 4Iu0
aLf: TX ioth St; young lady only. 4iO0
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN gentle, desires single near
Bureau Of Standards. Box 53-B. Star.
CALF. CONN.-Man, temperate. nom
smoker. English, 4OS, Govt, leave 10.
APT. room Dec 10 no other roomers; limit,
s25. Box Alb. Star.
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SINGLE MAN wants small, inexpensive
room or sleeping porch, quiet location. city
lent references, do not drink or smoke.
BOX 5N-B. Siar-
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BABY CHICKS.
POULTRY g EGGS

INCUBATOR, 1.SO0-egg capacity. hot
water heat. excellent condition; oil brooder
mash feeders; S45 get all. Trinidad 1853
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VIC. OF 18th AND PARK RD-Young girl
to share large rm. twin bedsD with an
other in pvt. Catholic home: conv TO bus
car and church. Call HO 1860
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GENTLEMAN to share completely furn
apt. till March Is. Govt emplove pref
Cal Mr Brook Sun, between :3O-4 30
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1881 N. DANVILLE ST. Arl Va-Iaree
comfortable bedroom mr. > bus lines sen
t!emen only; 81 wk. one person. s. for
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1867 HOBART ST. NV. (near 18th and
Harvardl-Rm. with large closet and ad
Joining porch unlimited phone, continuous
not water, $50 mo-: gentleman only
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LOCAL LAWYER. bachelor. wishes perma-
nent room, pvt bath and temporary s.or-
age room: NV. section, night parking or
garage: exch. refs: please describe fully
] anG sIate rer,aL E.I l-E
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44l5 MAPLE AVE, ROSEDALE PARK.
BetEesda-3rd-f rm. 14x26 #. in modern
brick house, hardwood floors, pvt. shower
bath; 3i2 blks Wis. ave. bus. Pref empl.
couple Walk distance Naval Medical Cen
ter S25 mo. WI 513l
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room with double bed; next bath; on bns
Inc to new Navy and War Dept. Bldgs.
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424 5th ST. NE. mr. Capitol-Nex, bath
clean, newly decorated. Conv. Iransp.
Chw. 81 wk Uni phone FIR. 1865
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LARGE BRIGHT ROOM. next bath ex
cement bed: private family; unlimited
phone ref; men North 6g4l
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1921 PARK RD NW.-Nurse sharlne
home with Govt employed girl. Has
vacancy. Lovely triple rm.. S35 each.
AID. 5032.
1904 PARK RID. N.W.-Vacancy in home
where there are all young men. SelectlVe
menus. Free parking.
1921 WEBSTER ST. N.W-Room in lovely
home: excellent meals. Taylor SOl1.
Continued on Next Page)
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sCOTTIE PUPS, Xmas special. reg. Z
Ms old black and steel: trustworthy pets
Tor Young children or adults. Sa04 Far-
view I'd. s. S. Md, Sligo 394S.
COOKERS, 3 months thoroughbred. Tenn
IL dEhR
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OAKLAND. zoos Columbia rd NV. Apt
34-Ladv will share apt or rent large
corner room TO lady References.
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43l1 KANSAS AVE. NW-Tyo bright
rooms new furniture: twin beds shower
Two garages; convenient transportation, -
p RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Iars.
iFont rm. twin beds, 81 double. CON-
to Navy Yard and Govt dents eoH''
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WILL TRADE desirable lot in restricted
beach community for cattle, livestock or
farm equipment. Warheld S271.
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ARLINGTON VA. guS N Daniel t-Fur-
nlshed rm. with radio; nr > bus lines close
In Glebe 0192 after Sat, all dav Sun
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500 MARYLAND AVENUE NE-LarRe
room for 4: room for adults.
600 MARYLAND AVENUE - Furnished
basement apt, 3 rooms and yard.
MT. PLEASANT. 1851 Lamont St NV
LARGE comfort. room. twin beds, kit: set
tied, refined, empl. couple or men for room
only; auto. heat. AID. 9067.
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DOUBLE ROOM. gentlemen preferred l
person. sos: >. $40. Arlington, Va. SIG
North Cleveland ST
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

MORTON PL. NE. 627-Large double
front rm., also single rm.; pvt. home, 2 in
family conv. transp. Gentlemen. AT. 1471
1864 E. CAPITOL ST-Double room
nicely furnished. Board optional. Unlim.
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l342 1NGRAHAM ST. NV single
rooms next bath. IN detached immaculate
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furnished bedroom. next TO bath; unlin
phone; maid service; walking distance to
Navy Yard men only TP 7115
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ls25 NEW HAMPsHIRE-Lady share with
sBotheI youns Govt. lady. use kitchen
80 MI. 4170. Apt 1Ol
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OPP MAYFLOWER-Lovely 2nd-f front
Is wind, 3 expos; quiet, clean, refined,
refs I117 De Sales
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CONNECTING ROOMS. l with twin beds
4 gentlemen or couple; modern; phone N
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aLEHANDR1A Hi tRosemonp - Nicely furn.
room twin beds. h.-w h. near bath. gar ::
gentlemen: reaS. Alexandra 0S74
DOUBLE ROOM, next bath; couple or .
gentlemen. Gail Falls Church 1861.
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1902 YOU PL. S.E-One large master bed :
room. shower bath large double bed. for
] or men Call Sunday
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2204 QUE ST. NW-Double room, conv
location; showers; reasonable. Telephone
North H0J{
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I4l2 CRITTENDEN. ST. NW.-Large front
room with private bath. single or doIIbIe :
gentleman or married couple GE SO11
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LARGE FRONT ROOM-3 large windows.
next path; cony. transp: couple preferred
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90 w ST. NV, off N. Csp.--Lge. conf.
rm. ch.w. auto. heat; pvt. home; conv.
transp.: ref: gent: Dec. 15. NO. 15I2.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Larse
rooms, sgle or dble.: running water, SHOW
ers: 81 so day; hotel service: family rates.
CLOSE IN, 2446 Both st n.w-Newly fur
nished, large bedroom with study: private
home Woodley 6164
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WOMAN. refined employed retiring early,
desires attractive. Well-heated room where
radios cannot be heard with small, quiet
family: convt. transp. Box ABB. Star
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53O5 l4th ST. N.w-Master twin bedrm..
semi-pvt. bath. attr. det. home; young
adult family. Gentle $3.50 ca. IA. o334.
463 LURAY PL. NV. bet. Warder 81 and
Park pl-Newly furn. double room. twin
beds. also single room; conv. transp.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE: close in: shower,
phone. newly dec. and furn.: single. S5-SS'
dble, $3.50. 92S 22nd st, NV.
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Hank Greenberg Given
Second Army Promotion

By the Associated Press.
FORT CUSTER. Mich, Aug. g.
Headquarters of the I'd Infantry
Regiment announced today that
Pvt. Hank Greenberg. star outflelder
of the Detroit Tigers before his
induction into the Army May Z,
had been promoted to corporal.
The promotion is Greenberg's
second within a month. On July
IA he was advanced to the grade
of private first class. Both promo
tions were recommended by his
company commander. Capt. Glenn
A. Skies.
With his second advancement, the
former Tiger star. voted last years
most valuable player" in the Amer
lean League, will receive $50 a
month after September s, officers
said. His salary with the Tigers
was reported to be S55,000 for the
l941 session.
Greenberg is gunner in the
I'd Infantry Anti-Tank Company.
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Other Selections

Consensus ut Rockingham Park
Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Pmchdrunk, Miss High Hat,
Buckets.
corsica, Old Maid. Bissakerry.
aBriar Gal, Zite, Ask Me.
BALL of Fire, Big Chance, Lady
Val.
AAdvocator. Purcenville, Siganar.
6-Marketwise, Tragic Ending. War
Beauty.
Count Sneezy, High Finance,
Close Kin.
s-Tiberius, Miss Dolly Kay, Lauer-
man.
Best bet-Marketwise.
Consensus At Saratoga Fast.
BY the Associated Press
Golden Oak, Peterhof. Buck
langhorne.
barrymore. Southern Jane, Aeth-
elqueen.
3-High Command, Fairymant,
Basileus.
4-High Borough, Blue Gino, Lift.
5-War Hazard, Pomayya, LARK
Discovery.
| 6-Shut Out. Buster, Black Raider.
7-Rosetown, Corydon, Equitable.
8-Lord Kitchener, Bossy Servant,
Bright Gallant.
Best bet-War Hazard.
Washington Park East.
| By the Louisville Times.
Fly Me, Apollyon. Illinois Tom.
2-Goshen, Dusky Prince, English
| Harry.
3-Some Man, Transformer. Unity.
4-Royal Blue, Torch Clean, Cross
bow H.
i 5-Alsab, Valdina Orphan, Questive.
6-Equifox. Misty Isle. Sirocco.
7-Airflame, Dusky Duke, All Lizzie.
8-Burn Up, Waringa. Torch Stick.
| Best bet--Burn Up.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Rockingham Park
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claimins;
msldsns yssGola. 81 tprlons5 sa so
Two Ways MORA 1920 500
Great Hurry tFlynn' $50
ese aiSS %ido. 6i@nsss ana 0 Bear f.land
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; elaimins
3-year-olds: furlonas. -.
Dainty FORD iDattilo, ' 1910 $40
unimond tAllGaier' $50
Hass ws9d RSfds VI PsS Gait
rier spessy sy,v josie es,n and Sun Iee Idels
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
Cross Vine TAYLOR $50 $50 800
oid 4iR. Riyer 4sa. s46s9annoll' lo.4o
Also ran-.cDamica, Royal Gross. Druco
ssska 1s wuistan R.Iif,o, sssPntred nTsssat
do Ran first. but disqualified
FOURTH RACE-Purse, 5000; claiming
4-yesr,oldS and up; Il. miles. -,
Topessi Top sfa Usnsd 1snsaer, 800 sssSS ssssee sse
cansrierron fBrisss) $3.50
Also rsn.Hard Loser. Holl Image Tin,
Trick, Dianapat.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, sl,20o; claim
| Ing; 3-year-old and upward; 6 furlongs
Eouistone tTaylor) 1880 $50 32t
| Skin Deep (BrigssD $40 2.4t
| Us PoIlard) 2.S(
Time 1:12.
Also ran-Sunday Punch, Hicomb, ant
Time o. War.
sTyru ACT pur.. G, naa. .Isir,in,
3-year-olds; 1fs miles.
Here Aein tBriggsb $40 SEQ 3.4(
Stingaline (DelaraD $50 500
Misty Quest tGonzaleZ 5.2(
Time, 1.47
Also ran-Banker Jim. Village Belle
Rebbina, Snow Moon and Black One.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Morgenthou Willing to End
All Regulation of Silver

would include that produced in the
United States"
Yes" Mr.. Morgenthau replied.
Senator Vandenberg, Republican
of Michigan asked whether it would
not be desirable to "let silver take
its normal price instead of a
pumped-up price
Harry D. White, director of the
Treasury's Monetary Research Di-
vision, answered for Secretary Nor
genthau, saying that while the sill
yer purchase program was not cost
ing the Government money. it's ef-
fects might be mildly ationary."
The Treasury has purchased
about s26,000,000 Of domestically
mined silver thus far this year. Mr..
White declared
Evening star., 1941-08-08
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau told the Senate Finance
Committee today that If you want
to strike all silver legislation off the
books, it will be all right with me, F"
Silver legislation includes an act
setting a price of Till cents an
ounce for domestically mined silver
and law authorizing the Treasury
to buy foreign silver at prevailing
prices. Western Senators have
fought for years to maintain do
mestic price substantially above the
world level
Senator Barkley, Democrat, of
Kentucky remarked that If you
struck out all silver legislation that
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Racing Results
Cumberland

FIRST RAcE-Purse $500: claiming,
d Csrmads lVesseli) 40 $50 40
SO Fast (DelpinoI 1850 1890 9.10
Prison Ship 1Bletzacker) $50
Time, O:56 4-5.
Also ran-Sun Maker. Tacaro. Lilly
Matora. Vera NJ. Olympian.
Dead heat for first
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claim
Solo Dash 'scoccaD 4.s0 $40 2.sn
Secret tBletzsckeD 4.50 $50
Rhythmical tHamerl 400
Time, 1:23 As.
Also ran-Grsnd Wind. Mr. Jimmie,
Rowing Miss. Rolling Crown, Engles Hope.
Daily double paid:
Carmada and Solo Dash, $3.50.
So Fast and Solo Dash $1,000.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and UP; steeplechase; about 2
Hyinf ~, IslcCs Brooks $40 go go
Rising Sun IRilesl $50
Time. $3.50.
Catalan, Chanpfleury, Anchors Down
aW g. Wright-I Beavers entry.
FOURTH RACEPurse. $500; for g.
year-olds and up; 41a furlongs
High Bud OufIord! $50 40 3.7oo
SCdIieL rldHle tWIl LOU o-'N
Rowing Eye CMartinez) 500
Time. 0:55 As.
Also ran-Navisation, Gay Prank High
land Song Romnev Royal Last Bet.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500 for 3-year-
olds and up; s furlongs.
Mardi GTaS (PalumboI SO $50 2.9n
Satin Royce Dufford) 800 800
Satin Marie tScoccaD $50
Time, |: 90.
Also ran-Paso Grsnde, Wenuit, West
ing, Rora's Last and Square Play
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McNei|| and Kovucs to Meet
In Grass Court SemifinuIs

and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke OF
New York, seeded second, advanced
to the final round today.
Miss Betz turned back Dorothy
Bundy of Santa Monica, Calf. 0-6,
6-3, 86. Miss Bundy was within
two points of the match when she
went out in front six games to five
in the third set. The Los Angeles
star fought back gamely, however.
deuced the set and then won the
next two games.
Mrs. Cooke, playing at the top of
her game. defeated Mary Arnold Of
Los Angeles, 90, 6-3.
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EIGHTH RACE-SHORTS, BY.
NUNS RUN, IVORY TIP.

SHORTS won his last try and
his previous tests showed con-
sistency. He may be able to give
the opposition he encounters in
the nightcap neat trimming
BYNUMS RUN has won two
straight and he has TO be accord
ed stout consideration. IVORY
TIP has won two of his last
three.
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Princess RudziwiII, II,
Dies in !toIion Cupitol
Ry the Associated Pres.

BY inc AsS0cltttd Pftss.
ROME, Aug. 8.-Princess Marie
Radziwill, II. one Of the last pre-
World War grande danes of Eu-
rope, died here yesterday.
She was captured by the Soviets
in Poland last year while visiting
her family, but friends obtained her
release.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Cunudo to Mobilize
Sixth Active Division
p, the Associated Press
BY the Associated Press

OTTAWA, Canada, Aug. 8.-De-
fense Minister j. l.. Ralston an
nounced today that authority had
been granted to proceed with mo-
bilization of the 9Th Canadian Di-
vision of the active army, and as
serted all necessary precautions were
being taken on the Canadian Pacific
coast in view Of the Far Eastern
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Selections for O Fast Track at Cumberland
BEST BET.

FIFTH RACE-ROYAL BUSI-
NESS, GLITTER GIRL,
FLAG ETA.
ROYAL BUSINESS has been
either first or second in her last
six starts and she always has
seemed to favor the footing at
Cumberland. Let's call her the
best bet of the afternoon. GILT
TER GIRL has brilliant early
foot and she should be in all the
pace. FLAG ETA has won six
races this year.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Hy the Associated Press
Earlier Story on Page A-3.)

TEaTIIef StUfK on Fdgf N-o.I
RYE. N. Y, Aug 8.-Donald Nc
Neill of Oklahoma City, national
singles champion, went into the
semi1nal round of the Eastern
Grass Court Tennis Championships
today when he defeated William
Talbert of Cincinnati. rs, 6I3.
Frank l.. Kovacs, Oakland, Calf
defeated Frederick Schroeder, jr.,
Glendale, Calf, So, Is, and
will meet McNeill tomorrow.
In the women's tournament, top
seeded Pauline Betz of Los Angeles
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SIXTH RACE-DARK ACE,
RARDY. vINNY BOY.

DARK ACE has been in the
thick of contention in all of her
recent tries and it wouldn't take
much improvement for her to
lead this sort under the wire.
BARDY has fair recent form to
her credit and she just failed to
click in her last. VINNY BOY
should improve his last bad out
inc
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THIRD RACE-FITMISS, RED
WINGS, CHIEF HOLLIS.

FITMISS copped two in a row
at Hagerstown and she has
worked well since shifting to this
point. The High Quest filly could
be the easiest sort of winner.
RED WINGS has plenty of early
speed and she should be hard to
dispose of. CHIEF HOLLIS won
several nice tries at Charles
Town.
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easily and paid S39.40.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star
CUMBERLAND. Md. Aug. s.
r. L. peg Hanna of Washington
saddled the winner of the fifth race
here today when Jack Goldberg s
Mardi GraS raced g. furlongS in
1:2225. j. E. Murphy's Satin Royce
who cut out the early running, hung
on gamely when collared to take
second from Miss E Brimmer's
Satin Marie and five others The
winner paid s570.
In the Paul Whitman Purse, FIVE
eighths secondary feature, John
Bosley. ir.'s High Bud came from
behind to win in 0:55'5. He paid
1920. A. Gazzale's Scarlet Flame
long shot, closed an immense gap
from a slow beginning to take the
place award from o. E. Beaver S
Rowing Eye. early pacemaker.
John Bosley jrs Flying Falcon
one of the best jumpers ever to ap-
pear here, created a new 2-mile
steeplechase record of $3.50 in win
ming the Cumberland Brewing CO.
purse. In hand for mile and one
half. Flying Falcon took command
and won going away. He paid S6.40.
George Casalieris War Port, favor
ite. and early pace-maker, bested
p. Wordens Rising Sun for place.
Form players collected s4s0 when
Miss M. D. Heubeck's Solo Dash
came from behind to win the Ga
furlong second. S. H. Rogers
Secreta, early pace-maker, outlasted
j. Fred Adams jr,'s Rhythmical for
the place.
Carmada. owned by Danny
Gulotta of Washington, and c. G.
Heverlys So Fast finished in dead
heat for first money in the five
eighths opener. Olympian set the
pace to the far turn, where Car
mada took command. So Fast was
closing gamely and got up in the
final jump to dead heat Carmada
for first place Mrs. Esther War
ren's Prison Ship was third.
The payoff on the dead heat was
Carmada s4eO, $3.50 and $40. So
Fast paid s1O60, s1490 and S9l0.
There were two daily double pay
offs. The 1-8 combination of Car
mazda and Solo Dash paid $3.50
and the 3-S one of So Fast and Solo
Dash $40.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
WelIes on Brief Vocation

Undersecretary of State Sumner
Welles will be absent from his office
for the next few days. Associates
said he was taking brief vacation
at an undisclosed place. \
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Pirutes Get HiIdebrond

ST. PAUL, Aug. 8 (P.-The st.
Paul American Association Baseball
Club today traded Pitcher Oral
Hildebrand to the Pittsburgh
Pirates
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Saratoga

Bv the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse s2,5on added
Shillelah Steeplechsse, 4year-olds and up
ward; about 2 miles.
Speculative (Robyl $50 $50 out
a Winged Hoofs tJonesl 800 out
The Beek tBelIhouseI 6at
Also ran-Fatal Interview and Tar
&C. NJ. Kline entry.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing 4-yesr-olds and upward furlonss
Last Last Frontier oRenick' 24.3o II so sss0o
Count Happy tLonsdenl 460
Also '' ranHDaisy Boy. fKaptime. Gal
liant Stroke Murph, ROYAL Taste. Sun
Lark. Dicty Step, Placer Inn. Aliereic and
DAILY Double paid s41eo)
weights: maidens: 2-year-olds: 5ia fur
Devil Devil Diver CMeade> 500 $50 $50
Fair Call ,Robertson) $40
Also rsnTf Middlss5on., EEin Kn;sh,' sl,.
Silver Grail. Home Bound. Cold Crack.
{ Red Thorn, Anytime. Pathfinder and
A. G. Vanderbilt entry. fField
/ FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; furlongs
Lady Waterloo IL edenD 1880 800 $50
Quakertown tBreenl $50 80
Mary Schulz fWestropeD go
Also ran-Naval Reserve. Hotzea, Port
Alibi. Robert E. Lee.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up: Wilson mile.
Mazda Lonedenl $40 210' go
Napper Tandy (D1ckey) $40 $50
Cramps tAndersonl go
Time, .3S2s.
Also ran-Hants Ship Biscuit.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. s. 900 added !;
Schuylerville Handicap 2-year-olds; 51a
furlonss
aRompins Home tsky) 14.0o $50 40
Markell tRobertst $50 2.g0
Pony Ballet Schmidn $50
Time, 1:062s.
Also ran-Cushla amscree. Umbrii. Eoui-
pet. aGenerous, bPorter's Girl Spanish
Not, eFurenut: Elimar and dEyen Tan.
William Ziesler, jr., entry: bMiss A.
D. Stevenson N l. Asiel and J. B. Roeo-
ling entry: cMilky Way Farm entry: d..
II. Whitney entry.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
FOURTH RACE - Lift L z
HARPIST, HEZDREL, CUT
EAaER N

LITTLE HARPIST hasn't been
able to win a race this year but
she has matched strides with
right fair opposition and she has
a chance 10 turn back a field of
this sort. HEZDREL raced well
around New York and he has
chance TO break his maiden.
CUT EMERALD scored nicely at
HaeerstOWn.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Washington Park
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81. 900: claiming;
%sdens sdG ami. Syear,9as 5a fa5lonss
casual Play .SIuiehShank)' $50 ss.2999
Also ran1Aqnt no,a, Pet Dillydalyy XII, Pilstus,
men, William s. Village queen.
Dead heat for second place.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-yearcods ana up 9 furlon9s;
a1ro'fslR sye Betty (Hasss Wssnsr l4so .ssS sSSS SSS
Arehed tCruickshank) 800
Bar Trpeen Ga'kf Tppf9 pne eSs
Patched Pants.
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
3-year-olds; furlongs.
kentoUn tCraiR) 17.4O $50 $40
Bob's Way tsnider> 400 $50
seaIcy tBorton, 700
Also rsn-Lsetos. Come on Sam Bright
weights; msidens; 5-year-oids: fur
Dorothy D. K. .Borton) 1I4o 40 $50
Cook Book tMojena) $40
Also Aiies' rsinnoooakmont, Marie Matilda,
sdd Esff Wsa os 0s Fsrs cs drfsna' snd
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; clsimins
4.year-oIds snd up; 1 mile
Beau Insso ,Lataenberser 4so sssoo
Also r.n;M;,spitssul. Mord.ssL Betty.
Bob BOB q Our WIliis Big Rover Sir Beviders
Evening star., 1941-08-08
AL BUSINESS.

SEVENTH RACE-WAE RI
NOR, sTRUMMING, GIN
PEY.
WAR RUMOR scored twice at
Charles Town and he has been
training very swiftly since arriv-
ing at this point. He appears to
have as good a chance as any
thing else in this affair. STRUM-
MING has been threatening and
this spot is not beyond his pow
ers. GIMPEY won his last try
at this strip.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
War Hazard, Greentree Entry
Favored in SARATOGA Stakes

SARATOGA SPRINGS Y. lF-Folowng the line
Special the feature here
SD $4,000 added for 3year-
old flles a mile and quarter:
Evening star., 1941-08-08
SECOND RACE -PO NJ AIRY,
GRADATIM, LEAD PLEASE.

POMARY was far back in her
last test, but her previous efforts
show that she is quite consistent
and she should be able to give
this evenly matched band trim
ming. GRADATIM won his last
with something left at the end.
LEAD PLEASE copped her last
from as good as these appear
to be.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

Ry tre kssnclared Press.
A. p. Wirephoto.

BY TI't = sSUCTd TO FIrre-
FIRST RACE-Purss. - 500, Steepl-
chase. 3-year -olds ana upward acout
miles
Sir Wick l35 Peternof --- l3H
sBuck Ianghorn 1916 Rouge ORA zon 1873
archery 1876 Golden OAK 14l
sFlVe pounds cIa med for rlder.