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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
Vancouver Crowded

VANCOUVER, II. &. There
wasn't hotel room to be had in
downtown Vancouver last night, as
thousands OF American tourists
crowded into the city for the long
weekend holiday. Even the Chalet
atop 4.000-foot Grouse mountain
reported full house.
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U.S.. Building
Potent Force

DALLAS. Texsa - Under
secretary Of War Robert P.
Patterson Friday sad that
the United States army j.
developing air and ground
forces more potent than those
Of the NaZis.
Asserting that the srmy's hiEh
Command 10 aware q al deeel-
opments Of Dhtzkreg warfare. Pat
terson said that armchair strate-
gists' who criticize the defense
effort are "leveling a grave indict-
ment that - not true
The great casualty in Europe
today IL the theory Of success BY
mere defense" Patterson tod the
Texas Bar association. "The give
il have defeated the take-its. The
irresistible force has met the I'M
movable body. and the immoya Die
body has moved"
Offensive Wins
He said that Cermanys sue
eesses with reasonably small cas-
ualties' were due 10 well-tralned.
and well-armed forces. with
strong superiority in planes. tanks
End guns together with the fact
that she did the hitting.
The L. g. general staff. he con-
tinued. is maintaining its tradl-
tional doctrine OF offense.
Today. the air force is capable
Of independent missions against
ground troops. against eommuni-
cations. and against Industrial re-
sources. and II can operate de-
oisively over the sea as well as
over the land he said. We are
now building the strongest air
force in the world, a force which
n bombers and pursuit planes can
Lot be matched by the utmost that
Hitler can produce"
More determination
Patterson added that We are
getting more thoroughly mech
anized army than the Germans
lie said that 20 OF Germsny's 200
divisions are armored. or 80 L. 5.
divisions. four are aTmored. and
two more Will be mechanical when
more tanks and equipment are
available, giving this nation a
higher ratio than the Germans.
we should not be satisfied until
every division is fully motorized,
# not for com bat at least for the
transport Of every soldier IN il,
Patterson said.
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Child Bitten by Doc

Barbara Msrsen. Is, OF t21i SO.
Asotin st. was bitten BY = dog
rear her home Friday night. sur
fering = wound on the upper lip.
She was taken 20 the county hos
ritaI for treatment
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TREATED AT CLINIC

Mrs. Opal Rogers. 3235 SO. Trsf-
ton st. was treated at Bridge
clinic saturday for q broken nose
and facial decorations. II WAS re-
ported she was struck by an auto
in an alley In rear OF her home.
Bedding plants. HIM. Florist. sd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
THREE ARRESTED

Three motorists were under ar
rest Saturday at the city jail on
charges Of drunken driving.
Or. Houda resumes practice, re
turned from Salt Lake City.
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ii + X Els MORE ABOUT
Main Street

Gated at Junction CITY high school
in Kansas. Radford school. HI
Paso. Tex, and Clover Park high
school, Lakewood.
Twins were born Friday at the
county hospital TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Anderson, 50iO So. Steele
st. The boy weighed I pounds,
IL. ounces, and the girl, born
later, s pounds.
Application for a marriage L.
cense was made In Port Orchard
by Horace Nelson Ross, So Brem-
erton, and Viola Frances Newton,
81, Tacoma
Mrs. X. L. Herr will be in charge
of the program at the joint picnic
of Pierce and Thurston county pio-
neers on Wednesday, July .. at
Point Defiance park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ". Bacon.
residents at 639 No. Fife st. for
nearly 40 years. are now estab-
lshed in Msrysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Baker and
children are visiting at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. John Lawson on
Fox Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Wescott
have closed their town house for
the summer and Will devote many
pleasant hours 10 committing be-
tween his desk in the engineering
department OF the smelter and the
Wescott beach home at Magnolia.
Mrs. Laura Woodruff of Retsil
has been visiting here at the home
of friends.
Back after a fortnight trip that
took them to Yellowstone National
park are MIR. and Mrs. l. N. Robin
son and daughter. Evelyn.
media, Calf. both former Taco
mans. were recent visitors of Mrs.
William snyder and her daughter.
Mrs. Goldya Olson. 1922 No. sth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. X. sprasue and
son, Nearby. have
moved from Tacoma 10 Westpark.
Mr.. Sprague Is work
ing as a shipfitter In the Puget
Sound Navy yard.
Returning Sunday from weeks
trip to Eastern Washington and
Idaho will be Bonnie and Jack
MIR. aud Mrs. Harold Owens
drove them TO Soap Lake. Occur
d Alene and ELK City. where In the
latter place they were guests OF
their uncle and aunt. MIR. and Mrs.
Earl Meiiargue.
LIST 1t. Charles Meredith Saun-
ders. Vet-Res.. residing at 1909 No.
Alder st. has been ordered 10
active duty for one year. effective
Monday. He will be on duty with
The Case Service unit 1867 at
Camp Ham. Calf.
It's Just idle rumor that the con-
struction industry is strictly
irish franchise. says A. J. IaFram-
boise, business agent for the bridge
md structural workers union. He
iidn't know there was any Ian
suage but French until he was
seven years old. and points out
hat Wallace Morissette, also a
Trades Council officer.
zones from the same French Ca
madam stock.
A marriage license application !
Was recently made with the What
,om county auditor al BellinT ham /
~ Martin J. stegin, 1923 so. l. st.
md Lilly A. Wander Mel. belhng /
lam.
Walter Gerard Sehoenleber. Ia
,oma. and Lewis Harold sever
'nee. Enumolsw. sre listed BY the
draft board as having /
.~~n p.aflsa ouexff.un.frax
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

Your Postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. 3. Defense
Bonds.
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Walter Gerard sehoenleber. Ia
coma. and Lewis Harold sever
snee. Enumolsw. are listed by the
Snohomlsh draft board as having
been mailed questionnAirss.
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A marriage license application
WAS recently made with the What
com county auditor al Bellinr ham
by Martin ,. s,exin, 1923 80. l. ST.
and LILY A. Wander Mel. beliing-
ham
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Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Anderson of Ala
media, Calf, both former Taco
mans. were recent visitors of Mrs.
William Snyder And her daughter.
Mrs. Goldya Olson. 1922 No. sth st.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Ford Subconiract Terms
Left Up 10 Consolidated

By the Associated Press.
Ofiicials today said the War De-
partmen was leaving up to the Ford
Motor Co. and the Consolidated
Aircraft Co. what labor clauses, If
any, shall be included In a sub
contract covering Ford manufacture
of parts and sub-assemblies for
bombers to be assembled by Con-
solidated.
The sub-contract is entirely q
matter between Ford and Consoli-
dated, the authorities added.
Sidney Hillman. associate director
general of the Office of Production
Management. was asked at a press
conference whether he was asking
that a clause requiring compliance
with Federal labor laws be inserted
in Ford's subcontract from Con-
solidated
I'm not asking for anything" he
replied
He recalled that a Defense Labor
Policy Committee had outlined pol
icies that had been accepted by the
National Defense Commission and
that he had pressed those policies.
One of these policies was that de-
fense production should be carried
on in compliance with all labor laws
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Midland Heads Field Of 19
For San Carlos Handicap
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7.-Charles
S. Howard's Midland headed a field
of 10 candidates named today to
run in the $10,0 900 San Carlos Handi-
cap at Santa Anita Park tomorrow.
Winner of two big races since the
meeting opened, the Oregon-bred
4-year-old was assigned top weight
Of l30 pounds and promised to be
the betting favorite in the 7-furlong
event.
Other entries were Impound,
Rough Pass, Sweepida, General
Manager, Swain, Woof Woof, Au-
gury, Straw Hat, Ballast Reef, Up
the Greek, Advocator, Hysterical,
Pictor, Bay View, Viscounty, Valdina
Groom, Big Ben and Fairy Chant.
The dispute involved in yester-t
days one-day strike of 1,500 grooms.
which led to cancellation of the days
racing program, will be arbitrated
tomorrow morning In the mean
time, the grooms returned to work.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Bethlehem Steel Reports
Small Sit-DoWn Strike
Bv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
BUFFALO, N. Y. Feb. 7.-Beth-
lehem Steel Co. officials said today
a Shutdown demonstration" involv-
ing approximately 100 men of the
$4,000 employed in the Lackawanna
plant failed to halt work on defense
orders. of which the company has
more than a billion dollars worth.
A statement issued by Edwin r.
Entwisle, general manager, assert
ed:
"A demonstration in the form of
a sitdown strike, involving about
100 men, took place this afternoon
in the coke-oven department of the
Lackawanna plant of Bethlehem
Steel. The department is continu-
ing to operate at normal rate"
Lorne Nellis. representative of the
c. I. O.-affliated Steel Workers Or
ganizing Committee. which has been
seeking to organize Bethlehem
workers. said the S. w. o. C. had
mo knowledge of anything of the
kind and if it happened, 1t was en-
tirely spontaneous
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Heinie Manush Goes
70 Holes TO Stayin
Baseball Tourney
MeduIist Detects Yonk
Pitcher in Opening
Round Of Match Play
Earlier Story on Page C-1.)
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. T.
Medalist Heinie Manush, former
American League batting champion
had to go 20 holes to defeat Johnny
Murphy, New York Yankee relief
pitcher, in the opening round of the
Baseball Players Golf Champion
ship today.
Manush and Murphy shot approx
mate lbs for the 18 holes and halveo
the first extra holes with pars. On
the par-five Goth, Murphy was ir
the rough with his second, trapped
with his third and had to take 6
Manush winning with S.
Defending Champion Wes Ferrell
won from Al Simmons, 7 and 6.
Lloyd Brown defeated Roger
Peckinpaugh. 6 and S.
Jack Russell, runnerup to Ferrell
last year, won from Gerald Walker,
2 up.
Paul Derringer defeated Myril
Hoag, and 2.
Rick Ferrell won from Jimmy
Foxx, 4 and 3.
Mervin Shea defeated Whitney
Witt, 1 and 3.
Paul Waner defeated Joe Med
wick, and g.
In the second round this after
noon, Manush meets Russell, Der
ringer plays Brown, Rick Ferrell
meets Shea and Waner plays Wes
Ferrell.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Wheeler Retort Points
To His Plea for hazi Probe
By the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press,
Senator Wheeler, Democrat. OF
Montana said today that if Presi-
dent Roosevelt sis so anxious to find
out who is aiding Germany" in this
country he should support a pro-
jected Senate investigation of Ger
many's holdings in American de-
fense industries.
Senator Wheeler, opponent of the
Administrations British aid bill, has
had several exchanges with Mr..
Roosevelt recently. When he said
this week that the United States
was sending IS per cent of its air
craft production to Great Britain,
the President declared that the head
of the German Reich must be graft
fed to receive such information.
The Montana Senator recalled in
a statement today that he had OBJ
tanned Senate approval last year Of
an investigation into German patent
holdings in this country, but that
an appropriation to carry out the
inquiry had been held up"
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Blind Musician Who Hired
Escorts Cleared Of Beqqinq
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA blind
musician told in court today how he
and three sightless companions hired
"chauffeurs and escorts" and trav-
eled from city to city, playing for
contributions dropped in their cups.
The blind man, who said he was
James James. 80, of Pittsburgh was
arrested last night along with three
persons with sight whom he de-
scribed as employees. James was
charged with panhandling; the 9TH
ers with being suspicious characters.
All were discharged after a hearing
today before a magistrate.
Detectives testified that the "es-
corts" got their jobs by answering
advertisements in Buffalo news
paper and were employed to lead
the blind musicians to ''profitab BILE"
locations in the various cities they
worked"
There is nothing underhand," +"
James testified. We need trans
portation and drivers. We are not
beggars. We get our money by play
ing music"
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Be Alert for Invasion,
British Home Guard Told
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 7.-Britain's home
guard chief, 1t. Gen. T. r. East
wood, told his 100000 home
guardsmen today to see that they
knew their job well because "the
danger of invasion still is with us
and the threat will increase in the
next few months as weather condi-
tions improve"
The danger that threatens us is
very real and very serious" East
man declared. Never, perhaps. in
all our long history has 1t ever been
greater"
He said the guard was q definite
part Of the armed forces not irreg-
ulAr troops.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
McNutt Reorganization
Repealed in Indiana
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclateo PrebS.
INDIANAPOLIS Feb. THE
Republican, controlled Indiana Leg
islature repealed today, over the
veto of Gov. Henry F. Schricker.
Democrat, a State reorganization
law enacted early in the administra-
ton of Paul v. McNutt as Governor.
The McNutt law centered power
over all State departments in the
Governors Office. Republicans long
have contended that it made the
Governor dictator.
Both House and Senate overrode
Gov. Schricker's veto within an
hour after he appeared personally
before the House to deliver his veto
message. He said unconditional
repeal" of the act. without substi-
ton of constitutional and work
able plan in its place" would be
"perilous TO the public welfare
Evening star., 1941-02-07
j. 5. Charges Groves
Used 'Stooge' in
S750,0O0 Fraud
Fugitive in Conodo
Named as AecompIice
In Conspiracy Cose

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Government
counsel asserted today that Wallace
Groves used front man, or
stooge' in gaining control of the
General Investment Corp, which
the Government charges he de-
frauded OF approximately S750,0O0.
Groves, president of the Phoenix
Securities Corp, his brother George,
an industrial banker, and four cor
porations are on trial in Federal
Court on an indictment for con-
spiracy and using the mails to de-
fradu.
The indictment stated that the
General Investment Corp and mi
rOrity stockholders were defrauded
after the "stooge" got control.
Now Fugitive in Canada.
Leo c. Fennelly, special assistant
to the Attorney General in OPEN
ing the Governments case, said the
''stooge" was Ernest Warriner, now
a fugitive in Canada.
Wallace Groves, Mr.. Fennelly
said. had "a bad reputation in Wall
Street" so Warriner was given ac-
cess to Sl60,00O belonging TO the
Delaware Trading Co.. one Of the
co-defendants. which was controlled
by the Groves brothers.
Mr.. Fennelly said with this cash
and with credits, Warmer bought
control of the International Equities
Corp. with holdings of more than
S1,000O00.
Denied Connection.
The next step, he said, was the
acquisition of General Investment
OTp.
That concern" said Mr. Fen
nelly. was held by what was known
as the Milton group. Warriner was
asked, when he began negotiation
whether he had any connection with
Wallace Groves. He declared that
he had no connection with Wal
lace Groves"
The Milton group. Government
investigators said, was headed by
David Milton. son-in-law of John D.
Rockefeller, jr, who subsequently
brought suit to have the sale re-
scinded on the grounds of fraud,
with the result that the stock was
returned to him and his associates. |
Evening star., 1941-02-07
New Power Lines Planned

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 7 N.-
Northern Piedmont Electric Coop
erative was authorized by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday
to borrow s160,000 from the Rural
Electrihcation Administration for
use In the construction OF 147 miles
of additional line in Madison,
Orange, Greene. Culpeper and Fau-
quier Counties to serve 6o2 Gus.
tomAsS.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
WeIker Cochran Evens
Count With Reiselt
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-Welker Coch-
ran, San Francisco, continued to
remain threat in the worlds three
cushion billiard championship tour
nament today by defeating Otto
Reiselt, Philadelphia, so to 81, In. 40
innings.
The victory was Cochrans sec
ond straight and his eighth in the
tournament. He and Reiselt are
now on even terms with eight vic.
tories ana three defeats.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
FIRST RACE-AT LIBERTY,
NOTES, SMART.

AT LIBERTY was beaten by q
nose in his last race and on the
strength of that effort the Lib
erty Limited juvenile is given the
call in the opener. NOTES Is
dropping down a couple of notch
es and may improve enough to
garner the place. SMART is from
a good barn and merits money
consideration.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Bobe Ruth Observes
47th Birthday Quietly
By the Associated Press


NEW YORK, Feb. babe Ruth,
still under the weather with a cold,
spent a quiet 47th birthday ami
versary today and then prepared to
leave with Mrs. Ruth for a visit
with their daughter at North Con-
way, N. H.
"All I have been doing is posing
for photographers and talking to
newspapermen," said the Babe.
"Therell be no party of any kind.
No birthday cake, I'm getting too
old for that"
Evening star., 1941-02-07
S E &C OND RACE - WHITE
FRONT, SAVITAR, KURDI-
STAN

WHITE FRONT is steadily
rounding into winning form and
the Emery color bearer has a
good chance to capture the ma
jor award in the second. He has
speed and stamina and may lead
his rivals throughout. SAVITAR.
in good fettle, qualities as the
dangerous rival. KURDISTAN
is possibility.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
SEVENTH RACE-HA lie,
GAMBIT, WEARY FLOWER.

HALLE. second in both of her
recent starts, is meeting a field
she can beat and it appears she
has only to show the expected
improvement to earn brackets
in the seventh. GAMBIT is
a good soft track performer and
may be the runner-up. WEARY
FLOWER may close stoutly to
earn the minor award.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Lesnevich-Monn Fight
Authorized in Detroit
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Feb. John j.
Hettche, Michigan boxing commits
sioner, said today he had granted
Promoter Mike Jacobs permission to
stage a 10-round heavyweight bout
In Olympia Arena here February
27 between Gus Lesnevich and
Nathan Mann.
Lesnevich's last Detroit appear
ance was in June, 1910. when he lost
a 15-round decision to Billy Conn.
then light heavyweight champion.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Aou,- Entries and Selections
~ ~ - ! u I\O W > for Tomorrow
Selections for q Heavy Track at HioIeoh PorI
BEST BEr-sWEET WILLOW.

competition with a clever victory
In her recent start and the Col
lins-trained filly impresses as a
likely repeater in the feature.
PRETTY PET has q good recent
form to recommend and will
make her presence felt. UN-
ERRING may be along in time
to annex the show.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
THIRD RACE-ARMOR BEAR
Err, KINGS BLUE, BAY
CARSE

ARMOR BEARER was given q
conditioner the other day and the
st. Brideaux gelding is on edge
for a winning performance. He
has smattering of class and
his best effort is all that is need
Evening star., 1941-02-07
FOURTH RACE-BLUE TWINK,
SIGNATOR, CAPE COD.

BLUE TWINK Is back with his
own in the fourth and the Circle
M Ranch colt bids fair to chalk
up another victory. Conditions
are all in his favor. SIGNATOR
has been training briskly and
may race well enough to land
the place award. CAPE COD is
consistent and cannot be counted
out of 1t.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Rossvun's Comment

ed to turn the trick. KINGS
BLUE looms as the one to down.
BAY CARSE has little to beat for
the minor award.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Motions-Justice T. Alan Colds
borough.


Assignments for Monday:
National Bond & Investment Co.
VS. Brown; attorney. Lichtenbere
Mermelstein VS.. Board of Dental
Examiners: rule.
Cutter VS.. Cutter: attorneys, Neu-
decker-Canfield, Turco.
Rittenburg VS.. Macdonald ct al;
rule.
Wilson Co., Inc, VS.. Board Of
Trustees of National Training
School for Boys; attorneys, Ganse-
Tarver.
Asher VS.. Haber; attorneys, Brown
Walker.
Hart VS.. Hart; attorneys, O'Con-
nell-Rossner.
In re estate of Anna L. Thomp-
son: attorneys, Hilland-Oram, jr.
Diggs ct al. VS. Evans ct al; at
torneys, Brown-Miller, Drury.
Keller VS.. Burman Properties,
Inc; attorneys, Carmody-Levy.
In re estate of Joseph H. Maxwell; i;
attorneys, Branson - Brandenburg
& Brandenburg.
In re estate of Thomas Linville; ;
attorneys, Quimby-Keane, jr.; Stile.
Darby ct al. VS.. Potomac Electric
Power Co. ct al: attorneys, Smith
Kelly, Goff, Cobb.
Commercial Industrial Loan Co.
VS.. Mcdonald; attorneys, Bryan
Hyde
Evening star., 1941-02-07
DISTRICT COURT.

In any case where postponement
Of the hearing OF q 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
s:45 am, as heretofore has been
the practice.
Hereafter in all domestic relations
cases where temporary custody Of a
child, or the fixing Of temporary
maintenance for a wife or child is
sought, the procedure shall be by
motion, as required by the rules of
court, and not by rules TO show
cause.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
FIFTH RACE - CROY 90 y,
PANORASCOPF. EXARCH.

CROYDON may have been a
trif1e short on conditioning in
his recent efforts and the Green
tree Stable representative is ac-
corded another chance. PIANO.
RASCOPE displayed marked i'm
provement in his last race and
will be hard to beat. EXARCH
has plenty of early lick and rates
q money chance.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Other Selections

Consensus at HiaIeah Sloppy.
By the Associated Press
1-At Liberty, Wallingford. Notes.
2-Bailiwick, White Front, Grand
Duke.
eBay Carse, Kings Blue. Watch
Over.
+Whirlaway, clarksville, Blue
Twink.
5-Liberty Franc, Raphael 2nd, Day
Of.
6-Woolford entry. Pretty Pet. Sweet
Willow.
brown Ben, Halle, Weary Flower.
6-Yes or No, Weekly Stipend, Key
Man.
Best bet-Bay Carse.
By the Louisville Times.
Hialeah Sloppy.
1-Wallingford, Smart, Notes.
2+Bailiwick, Miss Coed. Savitar.
3-Bay Carse, Kings Blue, Armor
Bearer.
+Whirlaway, Blue Twink, Clarks-
Vile.
5Corydon, Exarch, Liberty Franc.
eUnerring Sweet Willow. Breath
less.
7-Navarin. Sickle Bill, Panalong.
81Key Man, Radio, Titilator.
Best bet-Unerring.
Santa Anita slow.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Hubbub, Thumbs Up, Hooks.
Tobacco Road, Stringalong, Uau-
no.
31Driftalong, Sextus. Albino
+Subdeb, Devalue, Toddle Top.
SSmacked, Designator, Flying
Streak.
6-Mioland. Woof Woof, General
Manager.
7-Roman Governor, Brown China,
Transfigure.
s1Robber Gold, Giles County, Little
Banner
Best bet-Mioland.
Evening star., 1941-02-07
EIGHTH RACEYES OR NO,
LANDLUBBER, WEEKLY
CTTnEAn

YES OR NO displayed enough
improvement in his last race to
warrant the belief the Green
trees stable router can whip the
field to vie in the final. LAND
LUBBER has a lot of foot for the
distance and will have to be
reckoned with. WEEKLY STI-
PEND won her last race and is
a threat. F. .---....
Evening star., 1941-02-07

SIXTH RACE - SWEET WILL
LOW. PRETTY PET, UN-
ERRING.
SWEET WILLOW returned to
Evening star., 1941-02-07
HioIeoh Park
BY the Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 200; 2year-
old colts and seldings nursery course; 3
Evening star., 1941-02-07

a Utman and Lukens entry.
b W. r. Flanagan entry-Valdina Fsrm.
cR. c. Stable.
DIV. e. Boeins entry.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 200: claim.
ing: 4year-olds and up: ] "a miles.
Evening star., 1941-02-07

SEVENTH RACFPurse $1,000: claim
ing. 4-year-olds and I'D; u. miles iturf
Evening star., 1941-02-07

SIXTH RACE-The Black Helen Handi-
cap; purse, $1,000 added. Ayear-olds and
up: flllies and mares; 7 furlongs tchute).
Evening star., 1941-02-07
Sunto Anito

By the Associated Press.