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Evening star., 1941-06-02
0. P. N. Orders Control
Of Cork PROCESSING

The Government today imposed
its 10th industry-wide control on a
national commodity-cork, widely
used as an insulator in defense
machinery.
In issuing the order, E. r. Stet-
tinius, jr., o. P. M. director Of
priorities, said that recent instruc-
tions to manufacturers OF civilian
use cork products to cut their proc
essing operations in half will con-
tinue in effect.
Imports Of cork, primarily from
Spain, Portugal and North Africa,
have been seriously curtailed by
war activities in the Mediterranean
and Middle Atlantic.
Commodities previously placed
under industry-wide control are
steel copper, aluminium, magnesium.
nickel-bearing steel, ferro-tungsten,
neoprene "a synthetic rubber. and
machine tools.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

ing third. Dietrich forced fresh at
second. Travis to Myer. No runs.
Washington, o; Chicago, o.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Illinois, Texas Judges
To Help D. c. Court

Anpouncement was made this aft
ernoon by Chief Justice, Alfred A.
Wheat of District Court that United
States District Judge Charles G.
Brigele of the southern district of
Illinois will serve here from June %
to July II, while United States Dis
trict Judge T. Whitfield Davidson
of the northern district of Texas will
serve from July 7 to August 2 to aid
in alleviating the crowded calendar.
Two Of the District Court justices
here will be available on the Grim
inal bench during July and Septem-
ber. while one will serve during Au-
gust. From June % to July IS. JUS
tices James M. Proctor and F. Dick
inson Let's will be available for
criminal work: from July Is to 81
Justices Bolitha j. Laws and T. Alan
Goldsborough will serve; from Au-
gust l to August 16, Justice James
w. Morris will be on duty and from
August II to September 2, Justice
David A. Pine will serve.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Fly
Continued From First Pase0

Maine, who is seeking the investi-
CATION of the new rules, asked Mr.,
Fly to consider the hypothetical
case of new station starting In
Senator Smiths State, and being
free to make a contract with either
N. B. c., Columbia or Mutual. If
such a station believed it would be
to its advantage to make an ex-
elusive contract with one chain,
Senator White inquired If the new
rules would prevent it.
Mr.. Fly said they would if the
court sustains them, but explained
that under the commissions pro-
cedure any station that contested
the commissions decision in court
would not be taken of the air
until the litigation was settled.
divorce Court" Seen.
Referring to the proposed re-
striction on exclusive contracts.
Senator Tunnel, Democrat, OF
Delaware, said:
Suppose a network refuses to
contract on LhlS oasis
They don't have to go in busi-
ness" Chairman Fly replied.
mo. but they have to 60 out" "
Senator Tunnel responded.
Mr.. Fly said he did not believe
there would be any difficulty along
that line. The commission chair
man said the two major chains "are
away out in front" They have built
up good will, he said, and did not
expect their position In the industry
would be greatly affected by the
new rules. He insisted, however
that local stations should be free to
take on other programs for time
not used by the chain to which they
are under contract.
Senator Bone, Democrat, of Wash
ington, brought out by questioning
that If q local station wanted to
take part of its time from second
chain under the new rules, would
the other chain be compelled tc
furnish the service.
Mr.. Fly indicated it would not
declaring that the new rules were
based on the principle Of freedom
not compulsion.
Senator Smith brought laughter
in the crowded committee room
when he suggested there may have
to be "a divorce court" to operate
the new rules, comparing the radio
stations to a man who has made q
contract to marry and then goes tc
court to break It.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
MeCarran Hits Civic Tactics
On Municipal Expert Plan
By the Associated Press.

by tne AssoclAteo Press
Chairman McCarran of the Sen
ate District Committee today indi-
Gated his disapproval of certain as
poets of campaign tactics Of friends
Of Harry S. Wender. an attorney
and vice president of the Fedora
ito of Citizens Associations, to have
him appointed to a proposed $4,000
a-year position as expert adviser"
to the committee.
His particular criticism was di-
rected at statement in brochure
sent out by a committee of civic
leaders stating Senator McCaTan
would appreciate any letters sent
to members of the Senate Appro-
priations Committee urging an ap-
preparation to pay the salary of the
proposed expert adviser" He de-
clared ne would not appreciate the
sending Of such letters and he
thought the plan ill-advised.
Senator McCarran accepted the
craftsmanship of the District COM
mittee on condition that an expert
adviser" would be appointed to assist
the committee.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Senate Committee
Votes S185,119,S13
Interior Fund Bill
$4,000 Added to Build
Comfort Stotion at
Arlington Bridge
1y the Associated Press.

4
An appropriation Of S1s5,119,615
for operation of the Interior Depart
ment during the fiscal year begin
ming July l was approved today by
the Senate Appropriations Commit
tee
The committee added $4,000 to
the House-approved bill to provide
for construction and equipment in
the abutment of the Arlington
Memorial Bridge near the Water
Gate. where outdoor symphony
concerts are held, a combination
of first-aid station. comfort sta
ton and lodge for the United
States Park Police.
An effort had been made to have
the House appropriate $4,000 for
construction of such a project. but
1t was described as proposed
marble palace" and no funds were
provided.
The committee also removed an
amendment which would have
eliminated the lo-cent admission
fee to the house in which Abraham
Lincoln died on Tenth street be-
tween E and r streets NV.
The amount was s8,092, ,735 greater
than voted by the House. Major in
creases included an additional So
100000 for Grand Coulee Dam con-
struction, making $ll,000000 in all,
and S5,8l7 900 of Reclamation Bu-
reau increases.
The committee voted to provide
$85,000 for the Bureau of Mines to
develop processes for production of
alumina from low-grade bauxite.
Stricken from the bill was House
proviso which would have prevented
payment Of any salary to DR.. Ruth
Gruber, employed by the Interior
Department to make a study of So
cial and economic conditions In
Alaska.
Interior Secretary Ickes appeared
before the committee to urge re-
moval of the proviso, asserting that
In House debate there had been ac-
cusations that Or. Gruber was
Communist and that Communism Is
being propagated by the Depart
ment of the Interior"
Both of these assertions" Mr..
fckes said, ARE to the best of my
knowledge, falsehoods."
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Ranking Net Star Beaten
As Women's S Play Opens

One ranking District star was
eliminated and another extended to
the limit at the Army-Navy Coun-
try Club as The Stars tournament
for women officially opened the ten
mis- season here today. Elizabeth
Sewers, No. on the District list,
was beaten by Jane Wilmerding in
straight sets, 6-l. So. Peggy Kay
ser Smith, No. 6, narrowly escaped
the same fate before rallying to de-
feat Margaret Graham, +6, 6-l,
G"
Defending Champion Margo Lee
set a fast pace and advanced into
the quarter-f final round with the
loss of only three games. She first
trounced Mrs. Creighton Peet, 81,
81. and then routed Mrs. L. D.
York, 60, 81. Another ex-charn-
pion, Mary G. Belin. after drawing
q first-round bye, advanced 10 the
nsxt bracket on . default.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
EIGHTH RACE - TROSTAR,
CURVES, KISSEM.

TROSTAR has been threaten
ing in many of his recent tests
and he could be the winner il the
going home number. A good ride
may be all that is necessary for
brackets. CURVES is extremely
dangerous and the top one can
afford no mistakes. KISSEM Is
on the improve and a decided
threat.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
House Passes Measure
10 Name Vice AdmiraIs
By the Assoeiated Press.

BY the ASsoelated Press.
The House passed without debate
and sent to the Senate today legis-
lation permitting President Roose-
welt to appoint an unlimited num-
ber of vice admirals to have charge
of special and unusual" missions
of naval forces.
At a recent House Naval Com
mittee hearing, high naval officials
said the new vice admirals would
command task forces" separated
from the fleets for special duty. No
indications was given at the time
as to where these task forces would
be sent.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Goerins Halls Crete Conquest.

BERLIN, June 2 LP).-Reichs-
marshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering
declared tonight that Nazi para
chutists and air-borne troops who
occupied Crete had proved before
the whole world the words of the
Fuehrer: That there are no un-
conquerable islands"
In an order Of the day, the air
chieftain virtually stamped out the
ground for their future actions.
This could mean an attempt
to invade England, but Cyprus is
another potential island objective
of the Luftwaffe)
Marshal Goering called the con-
quest Of Crete IAN unprecedented
achievement marked by super
human accomplishments" by the
parachute fighters.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Lillian Harvey Treated
For Foot Fracture
BY the Associated Press.

LISBON, Portugal. June 2.-Air
line agents today arranged for hos
pital treatment OF Lillian Harvey,
British motion picture actress, for a
foot, fracture. The actress arrived
at Sintra Akdrome from Switzer-
land today. She is en- route to the
United States and South America
How the foot was broken the
agents did not disclose.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Selections for q Slow Track at Charles Town
,ST BET-FLAG ETTl

many of his recent efforts at
this point and on the Maryland
milers. He could be the right
one. VALE SIGNAL was right
there in his last local showing
and he has to be accorded a
corking chance. OVERBOST
might upset calculations.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

bit and lead this indifferent band
under the wire. MISS WING
was second in her last and right
of that showing she has to be
accorded major consideration.
REICH TETRARCH for what is
left.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Court ASSIGNMENTS
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
3 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
9:45 am. as heretofore has been the
practice.
Motions-Justice James w. Morris.
Assignments for tomorrow:
Wise VS.. Colpoys, ct al; attorneys,
Gutenberg; zimmerman Long;
Curran; Lichtenberg; Wiley 81
Bindeman.
In re Emily Won Huhn; attorneys,
Baker-DeNeale.
Monaci vs. Monaci; attorneys,
Bresnahan, Hoage & Eberly-
Hughes.
Poe VS.. Poe; attorneys, Malloy;
Wilson-Ennis; Mccullough; Fisher.
Verkouteren vs.. Edwards; at
torneys. Kaplan-Lindas.
Seger VS.. George Transfer Co.,
(See COURTS. Page A-20
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Muchine-Gun Accident
Kills Six in Ecuador

By the Associated Press.
RIO BANDA. Ecuador. June a.
Six recruits were killed and eight
wounded today when a machine
gun, accidentally fired, sprayed
bullets over a drill ground.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up; about 4ia furlonRs.
THIRD RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and UP; 81. furlongs.
BY the Associated Press.

FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; claiming:
3-year -olds and up; Charles Town course.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Rossvun's Comment

and worked into the proverbial
pink Of condition and she may be
able to turn back the Indifferent
opposition she meets here.
KINGOO ran second in his last
and he Is as good as the effort
suggests. CANROCK has worked
swiftly enough for some money
consideration.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
British Lost Al! Arms
On Crete, Germans Say

Earlier Story on Page A-1.)
By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June british i'm
perial troops withdrawn from Crete
lost all their war material, the Ger
man radio declared today.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Suffolk Downs
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming,
3.yesr-oids and up turion5s tehqt'l 616 %
sGnabeT ssGna5 fotf8P '8Fisss1 aa1'i0r' "so 1000
Also ran-Buck s Image. Jane Vito, Story
Time. Free Bid and Fly Gent.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $1,000; claiming
o-yesr-olds. furlonss.
College Widow lWesO $500 lleo
Gala Grip ooTsylor) $50
Also % rsnWRoman Legion, Grimm Hills.
''' 9 DAILY Double paid SIS so>
THIRD RAcE-Purse 81 600; claiming;
svss, sh9FR 'A56,ns9P7 s6n,,33 1870 s99o 3399
Milk and H9nsy Moral 500
Also ranLspesdy Jose, Psychology. Mil
Tower, Bonheur and Spot Pass.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. 81 600 claim
NsTrE Me- s.5S Morn ri y RT31s! TIns 2o8o 20 4so
shiElsy fine. 6 i:1af,. s Cole $40
Al Also ran rsnTKisis 5,asI. Lisht Mastran' Sassy
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claiming;
B ape aP S iaoo and go q Sid
Maecaro (Cortelettyl 30 $50
Wanna Hysro BARBER 400
Time, 1:44zs.
Also ran-Hougomonte, Apropos, Be
Prepared and Repeller.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-oldS and up: ] - miles.
Prince sprdor tcolel 120.so $50 1890
Bissakerry tAtEinsonD $40 ESQ
Jim Bazes tMoore) p20
Time, Al.
Bravine DANCER, Miss Saneamon, Polly
Girl. Erech and Star Marvel.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 claim.
ine. 4-yesr-oldS and up i miles.
Speedy Booeer tSnyderD $50 $50 $40
Harrys Dream tAtklnsonI $50 $50
fastener tBrisgsi 100
Time .463s
Also ran-Talico. Powers Goursud,
Petee Gene Grand Day. County Bond
More Sir Steel King, High-Fair and
Three n Three
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Racing Results
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse $500. allowances
2-yesr-olds, ABOUT 4l2 turlonFs.
One Only 'Churchiln $50 $50 en
Chief Teddy tEverSole) 4.s0 $50
Virginia Girl tKirk) $50
Time, 0.5315.
Also ran-Not Sure, john Buddy. Frank
l., Gussie N. and Kirkmyr.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
3-year-olds ana up about a. turlonEs
Mixes Grace tEversoleJ 1850 1920 $50
Kindle ives Sellp 400 200
Way Out Kelly 2.40
Time 0.53.
Also ran-Lsao Pleaoe. white Pete.
Dona Montez. Miss MUD. Schley Buck.
THIRD RACE-Purss. $500; claiming;
4-year- -olds ana I'd; 6i7 fur .onss
9uick Vine lBernhsrdu 14.60 go 20
Tavern tBletZackerJ so
Also ran-Din, Alice Dodf., Irish OAK
Bromo sad Mafiyah.
DAILY Double paid St8SJ
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500; claiming;
3->esr-olds; about I furlonss,
Ballyhs unls (Roop 40 3 % . 40
Ida Time (Acosta1 $50 80
PENN Arcade 'Keliy) 80
Time l3U -.
Also ran-Don Barr. 1oTd L-Q=cg'h,
Lady Andy, Lady Arthu. and Happy Sis.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
NINTH RACE - MAEBEAU,
APRON STRINGS, DON

MAEBEAU won his last and If
the substitute is used he should
prove repeater. APRON
STRINGS and DON DASH to
scrap it out for the minor awards.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

Uruguay has q scandal over the
administration Of its old-ase pen.
sions NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Charles Town Fast.

Charles Town Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
Airy Flight, Pete's Gold April
Wave.
2EChief Hollis. Gay Prank, Lula
Khayyam.
3+Cora Kay. Corsica, Canrock.
+Roman Leader, Ace of Trumps,
Jewell Song.
5Schley Al, Dancing Cloud, Star
Canter
6-Red Idol, Barograph, Flying
Duke
7EReigh Tetrarch, Westly, Spout
Run.
sThe swagman, Trostar, Pets
amo.
aHigh Bud. Owaller. Maebeau.
Best bet-Roman Leader.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Delaware Park
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST RAcE-PurSs s1.lo0; el.irins;
witness Stand tLynch) 2o.so 1880 14Q
Steel Beam tMusser1 go s.eo
Plush (Bodioul $50
Time, l:l27s,
Nine. Violsnte. Alrsprins, Spectator, Our
Blen, FL Jelis and Aboots Chant. -
SECOND RACE-Purss $1,000 clsimins;
4.yssIIoldi tuans, and yp furoaSSs CHUTE 40
Big BIZ 9 Bow Blue " 'shelhamerj 30 $50
Graeme Cracker lynch $50
Also %ei irarCChatabit. Thoa, Mintson. FOR
tunate Boop Flying zelma, Murph, Play
more. Light Chatter and Aster Princess.
THIRD RACE-Purse sI,1o0; special
weights msidens 3-year-olds; furlonEs
war Key CsehmidD 1850 $40 40
JeZebel II tSniderl $50 3.lQ
Down Six tEccarG) 800
Also ran-Brakemsn. Lanelsn, Dreaming
Time, One Thrifty, Uncle Eric, Moaiee.
Easter Rabbit, Study Period and 1nEomar.
FOURTH RACE-Purse sI.1O0. claim
ing ing S-ysaI-0las, c,;I, 3Ss furionf so 4oo aso
Blue String peters, 500 40
Ball Player lHowelD $40
Time. 1;l4is.
FIFTH .RAcE-Purss. $1,000; CLAIMING
f-yesr-o and up; l mile ano 80 SsI9aio sI9aio
Chsrlens tclasEetO $50 80
Also Iin-ss.aa Aliens, sereess sAa
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Lincoln Fields
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse 81 olo; claiming:
a1yssTsods SIss Rsrg aRd up furiognSss go go
Paul Lee tMelochel 440 $50
KosSe (Poon $50
Time, l:l6.
Also rsn-Lady EmiSon, Tad. dAnrie
Alone, Rough Diamond and Souvenir,
Finished third. but vas dlsouaIthed.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $50; claiming;
Kenoshs tBerReri $40 4.s0
Black Flame tCruicEshsnki $50
Also @ei ranUMerry Ways. Little sissi,, KID
Fox. Mountain Air, Joe Fisher Courtend,
Turkey Hash. FLYING Ghost and Baby
Norma Joy
THIRD RACE-Purss. $50; claiming;
Radio Wave BROOKS Is00 1910 $50
Smuggled In lSisleT> 1850 ESQ
Takitfrome tFarreNJ $50
Also ' ranwDust or. Lady Brilliant. Hsh
Landmark Conrad r, BarEsin Hunter,
HiEh Renovn, Tropical Gal and Hat Check.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, 81 o1o; sp.-
cial weighs maidens. 2-ysar-clds
zoroastra CBorton, 1880 1l,2O $50
Phara OMAR tM!llsl 420
Also ran-Briar Rose. Brillmiss. Va
dina Gala, Manella. Ethel Belle, Draeh.
FIFTH RACE-Purse; slO1O; claim
ing: 3-year-olds 8 furlongs.
Irish Day Berger $50 $50 500
Ppoubls Call .MeCombs1 11.2o 5449o
Also '' ran%Iisht az Air. rv. All and
Evening star., 1941-06-02
FIRST RACE-ROLLS ROUGH,
ERRY MAY, PETE'S

FIRST RACE-ROLLS ROUGH,
TIE RRY MAY, PETE'S
GOLD.
ROLLS ROUGH still is maid
en-, but he has worked swiftly over
this strip and he could graduate
at the expense of the smart band
opposed to him in the opening
number. TERRY MAY won her
last in convincing style and she
must be accorded a good chance.
PETE'S GOLD has win at this
point to her credit.
SECOND RACE-GAY PRANK,
CHIEF HOLLIS, LULA
KHAYYAM.
GAY PRANK displayed keen
speed in Havana competition and
she shipped to Charles Town fit
and ready to show a corking
performance first rattle out Of
the box. CHIEF HOLLIS has
flashed two corking tries at this
session and he is very dangerous.
LULA KHUYYAM could COM
plete the picture.
THIRD RAG E-GOODWINE,
KINGOO, CANROCK.
GOODWINE has been raced
Evening star., 1941-06-02

Delaware Park Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
Red Horizon, Sweeping Lee, All
Free.
2-Yellov Dragon, Miss Identify,
Marie OLYMPIA.
3-Fogoso, Rehearsal, Trysak.
+Patsey Begone, Chainwick, War
Grand.
SBuckle Up. Rose Anita. Lsndfall
6Silent Witness, Ahalon, General
Novice.
Thine Beater, Bounding Count,
Blue Jay.
sLCisneros, Italian Harry, Malano.
Best bet-Silent Witness.
Evening star., 1941-06-02

Consensus at Delaware Park tFast) {.
BY the Associated Press.
ALL Freean, Freeland's Lad, She
Dast.
miss Identify, Tellevane, Marie
Olympia.
3IMy Elsie, Rehearsal, Bogert,
4-Cherry's Child. Sanonla. Actress.
@Buckle Up, Feed Patch, Red Mrs.
6-Silent Witness, General Mowlee,
Hypocrite
Sky Hostess, Portunus, Time
Beater.
81Dark Friend, Cisneroe, Little
Percy.
Best bet-Cherry's Child.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Other Selections
Consensus at Belmont. Fast.)

Consensus at Belmont. Fast)
BY the Associated Press
dennis F., Parawings, Joan's Tip.
2+King Pharamond, Camp Sortie,
Hy-Happy.
3tBurning Deck, New Life, Good
Stymie.
Arch Hero. London Town, Sussex.
JMythical King, Shadows Pass,
Russia.
6-Comendador II, Bright Victory,
Bess B.
baby Talk, High Blame, Can
S-Msydig, Hand and Glove, Predi-
cate.
Best bet-King Pharamond.
Consensus at Suffolk Downs slow
BY the Associated Press.
1-Septime, Dinner Jacket, Irlnish-
lacken.
2-All Time High, Ball OFire
Mack's Arrow.
3LChattergal, Star of Dondra, Nj
lon.
Wood Robin, Caboodle, Try Doit
5-Little Acorn, Blue Warrior, Gal
liant Play.
6tEquistone, Maechance. Belmar
ARA.
CLOUDY Night. Eselkay. Alley.
85Redbreast, Howard. Cuckoo.
Best bet-Equistone.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
SIXTH RACE-FLAG ETA,
RED IDOL, VENDORS

FLAG Eta has captured the
important money in her last two
attempts and turned the trick
with much speed in reserve. Let's
call her the best bet OF the after
noon. RED IDOL has been
winning his share from this sort
and he should be in the thick
of it. VENDORS LIEN has won
three tests at this meeting.
Evening star., 1941-06-02
Belmont Park

B, the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 500; allowances
steeplechsse, 4-year-olds and up; about :
gifsibs gTs6fTl: i On fsn524 SF625, $50 SO ss@@
Also iio' rsn0Mufre6 Drums and Lovely
Morn.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 500, elsimins,
maldens. 3-year-olds; furlonEs.
ssTsesnt SsIs R1 BSR '%.,st Madden 1850 aSS i9999
commixion !,ArcarO' $50
Also Aioei ranHHorticuJturl.l. Boom On, Scar
amouch, Boy Larkmead. Glensce. My Dot;
tie Sun ElmbuS, Inquirer, Who Reign ana
iihf"' Daily hisio Double paid $3.50
THIRD RAcE-purss $1,000; claiming;
BFsGsnf lyfa1i0ldA 5Mesde1 tpIi0n'' 40 SO 30
islam Islam Luther 1900 S66oo
Also ran-son Islam. Tete-a-Tets Quick
Conquest and Vaccination.
FOURTH RAcE-Purss s. 500 claim
yintage Port tRS0bsrtsonI $50 359 s;o
Big Stakes ,WsHJ y $50
Also rsn-colosseum, BRIGHT View and
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500 SPECIAL
weights msidens: 2-year-oids' 5 turlons=
Light Lady C. BieranI $50 440 $50
Smiles "A. Robertson $50 3 90
New Trick z ATcaToD $50
Time. O.59is.
Also ran-Muskrst. Little Rebel Red
Rosette. Msrvsl Small wonder, Search
light and Islesborough.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 90 600 added
Graded handicap class c. 3yesr-olds and
up. ] mile.
Maemante fOllyer 80 30 go
Mary Schulz tArcaro) 80 1 un
Jessie GLADYS tEadsJ 800
Time .3sis.
Also rsn--NeIlIe BY, Miss Discovery
and Laatokks
SEVENTH RACE-Purss $1,000; allow
anceS; 3-year-oldS; | mile
Lord Kitchener (Arcro) 20l0 so 8 40
Nesrsight tMcCreeTyl 10 700
Yankee Chance tJsmesl = 10
Time. / :3s.
Also ran-KnIght s Quest, Jackorack ana
MInneluSa
Evening star., 1941-06-02
FOURTH RACE-JEWEL SONG,
PARADISE GIRL, GREAT
SARAH.

SAhAH.
JEWEL SONG turned in q
smart effort in her recent outing
at the local strip and just little
bit of improvement should be
sufficient to land her in the
charmed circle. PARADISE
GIRL turned in clever race
the other afternoon and she could
be in the thick of it. GREAT
SARAH for what is left.
FIFTH RACE-SCHLEY AL,
VALE SIGNAL, OVER
BOST.
SCHLEY AL has threatened to
trim opposition of this caIber in
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"A T sattler and J. r c. offutt entry
b H. L. Strauss and Church Greek Farm
entry
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SEVENTH RACE - COCKLE-
BUR, MISS WING, REICH
TETRARCH.
COCKLEBUR just missed in
one of her Havre de Grace at
tempts and she could improve q
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Lincoln Fields (Fastl

Lincoln Fields Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Bullanne, Chanting, Fair Haste.
2-Morning Mail, Duck Stans,
Askaris
3-Bolo whisk, John Hunnicutt,
Mesella.
4-Tiger Teddy. CORVALLIS, Ducmiss.
5-Jayfcee, Rose Red, Dinner Horn.
6-Chigre, Darby Dallas. Pink Gal.
7-Torch Stick. ADDRESS, Jim Lips
s-Gino Thor, Mighty Fine. Panther
Creek
e-Pelter, Donnagina, Dian.
Best bet-Chigre.
Detroit Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Valdino Leo, Royal Charm. Ocean
Tide.
2Transview. Red Moss. Sun Arbor.
3-Low Road. Dotwill, Extend.
Star Dance, Tourist Lady, Miss
lam.
sc. C. Curtiss, st. Dismas. Bright
Arc.
6-Miss Bonnie, Prince Sador, Had
more.
7-Symphon, High Image, Germ
eauX.
Brill, Verakee, Psri Call.
9Transmutable, Baltee, Radio
Gold
Best bet-Low Road.
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SECOND RACE-rurse. $1,000; claim
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Delaware Park
B, the Associated Press.

al Shouse and z. K Bryson entry.
b Mrs A. c. Lyon and Strickland entry
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(See COURTS, Page A-2.)
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xApprentics allowance claimed.
Cloudy and GOOD.
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FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1.10O; claim
Ing: 4-year-oSds and up; u miles.