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a spectacular running catch of
Cases liner. Appling threw out
! Bloodworth. Hudson fouled to
Kuhel. No runs
Washington. o. Chicago, o.
FOURTH INNING.
CHICAGO - Kreerich famed.
Kuhel flied to Cramer. Wright
went out the same way No runs
Washington - Apphng whipped
out Archie. Cramer went out the
same way. Holloway threw out
Lewis. No. runs.
Washington. o: Chicago, O.
FIFTH INNING.
Observation-Disclosures threw out
Appling. Chapman was safe on
Bloodworth's tumble Kennedy hit
into a double play, Bloodworth to
Travis to Vernon. Vernon was
knocked down by Kennedy in COL
lision at first base. but was un-
injured. No runs.
Neutrality-suspicious. popped to
Appling. Holloway threw OFT Ver-
non. Appling threw out Early. No
runs.
Washington. 0; Chicago, 0.
SIXTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Turner famed. Trav-
is threw out Rigney. Cramer made
beautiful shoe-string catch Of
kolloway's liner No runs.
WASHINGTON-C was safe
when Kuhel dropped Kennedy's s
throw. Case stole second as Blood
worth famed. Hudson flied to
Kreevich. Case taking third after
the catch. Kennedy fell down the
steps of the Chicago dugout in
attempting to catch a foul of
Archie's bat, but was uninjured.
Archie then fouled to Chapman.
No runs.
Washington, o; Chicago. 0.
SEVENTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Kreevich fouled to
Case. Kuhel grounded out to Yer
non. Wright doubled to right. APP
pling was purposely passed. Chap
man forced Appling at second,
Travis to Bloodworth. No runs
WASHINGTON - Rigney tossed
out Cramer. Lewis walked. Travis
lined to Wright. Vernon fouled to
Kuhel. No runs.
Washington, 0: Chicago. 0.
EIGHTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Kennedy popped to
Vernon. Turner flied to Lewis
Rigney walked on four pitches. Kol-
| loway took third strike. No runs
WASHINGTON - Appling threw
out Early. Case took third strike
Kennedy made a leaping catch of
Bloodworth's liner. No runs.
Washington, 0; Chicago. 0.
NINTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Hudson tossed out
Kreevich. Kuhel lined to Vernon.
Wright singled to right. Appling
! famed. No runs.
Observation-Disclosures was out,
Kuhel to Rigney, who covered first.
Archie singled to left for the second
hit off Rigney. Archie took second
as Rigney scooped up Cramer's tap
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Al District Golfers
Will Seek 10 Qualify
In Public Links Test
81 Will Be in Field Friday
In Hole Ploy Over
Baltimore Course

Forty-on Washington public links
golfers will play Friday in a 36-hole
qualifying test over the Mount
Pleasant course in Baltimore leading
toward the national public links
championship at Spokane, Wash
next month. Out of a field of 81
players from Washington, Mary
land and Virginia. six men will
qualify for the national champion
ship.
Pairlngs and starting times of the
Washington players are:
T30 am. and 1890 pm.-Dr. M. E.
Oliveri and M. H. Erkenbrack,
Washington. and C. E. Beeler, ir.,
Baltimore.
7:30 and y 35-Andrew J. Oliveri
and Frank E, Mailley. Washington;
Luther Madison, Baltimore.
TAO and 12;4O-George Molloy
and Bradley H Burrows. Washing
ton; c. E. Meyer. Baltimore.
7:45 and l2,45-M. H. Hirzl and
r. S. Jacobs, Washington; Bernard
Rehnopt, Baltimore.
750 and l2:50-W. w King,
Washington; William Cole and
James Maloney. Baltimore.
7:55 and 12:55-Gib M. Crockett
and w. D. Warren. Washington,
N. B, Halsey. Baltimore.
s and LEROY Smith, Washing
ton; BensonEnsor, Baltimore.
8:05 and 1;05- Wilbur w. Sesy
Washington: J. F. Rafferty, and
Clarence Riley, Baltimore.
$40 and 1:l0-L c. Howe and
M. A, RetteW, Washington; E. j.
Brown, Baltimore.
SIS and 1:15-Pete Stink and
Gene Fossum, Washington; w. J.
Bocklage, Baltimore.
$40 and l30-E. H. Anderson
and J. l. Andestad. Washington;
W. H. Schauman. Baltimore.
6;25 and l:25-T Welby Kines
and A. j. Myers, Washington; M, l..
Dean. Baltimore.
$50 and l:30-M A. Tarbet
Washington; E. NJ. Schafer and H
C. Baldwin. Baltimore.
6:35 and 135-Bobby Burton and
P F. Carey, Washington; w. w.
Mclean. Baltimore
$40 and l:40-F. L. Chaimson,
Washington; M. M. Hay and J. C.
Fletcher, Baltimore.
8:45 and l:45-Keith KaIlia and
Bill Leapley. Washington: J, K.
Scales, Baltimore.
$50 and l;50-Athol Ellis and D.
N. Hevenner. Washington. C. V.
Graw, Baltimore.
8:55 and listed King and P.
D. Griggs, Washington; F. A. Nc
Nally, Baltimore.
and 2-J. J. Kotvan and r. F.
Mcdonald, jr.. Washington; Gordon
Storm. Baltimore.
905 and 2:05-Harry Griesmer
and j. NJ Williams. Washington;
R S Parker. Baltimore.
$40 and l:10-W E. Archibald
and F. J. Wherrity. jr., Washington;
F. J. Sperandeo. Baltimore.
9:l5 and 1:15-Bob Morris and
George Graham, Washington; Will
liam Hogarty. Baltimore.
$40 and 2:20-Bobby Bowers and
Pat Axten. Washington: S. Wealth
erby, Baltimore.
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SIXTH RACE-SCOOTIE, CLAY
HILL. RIPPLING ON

SCOOTIE has won two of her
four local tests and some good
opposition ate her dust. She
hooks up with a very evenly
matched band in this affair and
might be the victor. CLAY HILL
disappointed in his last, but won
several nice outings previously.
RIPPLING ON trimmed this sort
last year.
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FOURTH RACE-FRANK H.,
TAVERN. SCHLEY AL.

FRANK II has won three races
at this session and finished with
the leaders on several other oc-
casiOns. He has as good a chance
as anything else in this evenly
matched number TAVERN Just
gallOped to win his last and right
of that showing he is Z threat.
SCHLEY AL could hold the
others.
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British Report Bombing
OF Damascus by Nazis
Earlier story on Page Az

Earlier story on Page A-2.
BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. June IS. Reuter-
British news agency reported in a
Jerusalem dispatch that 80 persons
were killed and many injured today
when planes bombed Damascus,
now held by the Free French and
British. Reuters said the planes
were German.
A Vichy communique said "avia-
ton" had attacked British armored
vehicles at the northern exits of
Damascus"
CAIRO, Egypt, June Is P.-Re-
porting on land operations in Syria,
the Near East command said today
British and Australian troops had
recaptured Merdjayoun, in Southern
Syria. and Inbales Saki.
The communique said British
troops driving north from Qatana,
southwest of Damascus, yesterday
captured nine French tanks and
three armored cars.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Arlington Park
B, the Associsted Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse 81 900. special
weights maiden 2-yesr-olos; So furlongs,
Draeh fWllSonl ll0O , 90 SO
My Mvri CWhlteh so $40
Gold Coin Miss Brooks 80
Time, 1:07
Also ran-Larknover Overluck. Helen
AGNES Peerless One Sue II. Old Rose
Devoted. Black Mark and Sanselle.
SECOND RACE-Purse 81 600; claim
ins, 3-year-olds: s furionss.
Patrol Fli=ht adams 500 go 80 30
Razor Sharp CMcCombsl $50
Also ran--No Embargo M-Due, Prefer
Transit. Di Vernon, GREY Eye. Gypsy Mon.
arch. Florizan Black. Sir Mortimer and
Dorothy D. K.
DAILY Double paid $50
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 600. claiming;
3-year-olos and up: furlones.
Flying Jane Garner 40 80 $40
| Winkle tMacAndrewI $50 $50
! koSSe Lowe 500
Time. l:l1.
Also ran-Duck stans. Adams Needle,
| Lady Thirteen. She's Riehl. Sonny John.
! Gray Ethel Blaufuss and Sir L.
| FOURTH RACE-Purse, Sl.l00; claim
| ing. 3-year-odS: Il furlongs.
| Bayou Cook tMandrew) $40 $50 $50
! Shut Eve tElam) $3.50 ! ! 20
| Three Percent tCruikshank) 200
AlSo iao'' ranLcherriko. Cook Book, Ap-
J pointee, Bobs Way, Miss Beeville. Here
shecomes. AphrodILe. Rose Tint. Eplset.
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Rossvun's Comment

to win a race this year, but he
has threatened on several oc-
casions and the colt appears to
hold quite an edge on this sort.
SMART LAD has been fairly
close up of late and he could be
in the thick of it. REAL BOY
still is maiden, but he could be
the upset.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
EIGHTH RACE-WAR RUM0R,
SOME GROUCHER, PAMUN-
KEY,

WAR RUMOR has reached
peak condition, as evidenced by
his recent easy wins, and ne
should add this going home num-
Der to his victory string SOME
GROUCHER has returned TO
form and he may be hard to dis
pose of. PAMUNKEY Just
missed in her last and she must
be accorded a money chance.
Evening star., 1941-06-25

tCOfIlnuGO FTOfn F1ISI RAGE
n1issiariat of Foreign Affairs that in
the face of the situation created
by the war between Germany and
the U. S. S. R.. the government of
the Republic tof Turkey has de-
cided to proclaim Turkeys neu-
trality."
The Italian radio in a broadcast
heard in New York by c. B. S.
said that according to reports
from Helsinki'' German troops had
gone across Lithuania and Latvia
and had crossed the old Russian
frontier from these two Baltic
countries.
The invading armies ARE now
rapidly converging on Minsk, where
they will meet another column pro-
ceeding from BreSt Litovsk,' the
Italian radio was quoted as saying
Aid Plans Near Fruition.
Far-reach!ng plans for technical
and economic cooperation between
Britain and Soviet Russia in the
common fight against Germany are
nearing fruition, a well-informed
source in London said.
He added, however, that the only
military help Britain is able to give
the Russians is the steady pound
ing of German industrial areas and
occupied France" by the r. A. F.,
which in time may draw units of
the LuftWaffe from the eastern
front.
This source. in a position TO know
the plans of the British government,
said that mission, including SOL
diers. sailors and airmen and also
transport and economic warfare eX-
perts, would leave for Moscow soon
Services of such a mission had
been offered to the Soviet Union
before the German invasion. it was
stated
DNB. confirmed Russian claims
earlier today that Russian air raids
had been made on the Rumanian
cities of Constanta. Sulina and
Galati, but said that they failed to
lnf1ict severe damage. DN.B. was
quoting a Bucharest communique
from the German -Rumanian front
The Rumanian air force alone
was credited by DN.B. with shoot
ing down 30 Soviet planes and de-
gtroying 40 others on the ground.
The communiQue acknowledged IL
Rumanian planes lost, DNB. said.
Ground operations on the south
ern flank of the new eastern front
were said to have developed accord
ing to schedule during the first three
days of the joint offensive
Red Sub Fleet Reinforced.
Reuters, British news agency,
quoting a dispatch from the inde-
pendent French news agency, re-
ported from Ankara that Admiral
Nikolai KuznetZov, commander in
chief of the Soviet Navy, recently
reinforced the Red submarine flo
tilla in the Black Sea.
This move was said to have fol-
lowed discussion of the relative i'm
portance of Baltic and Black Sea
defenses, the Russians finally de-
Gliding that the Caucasian oll-pro-
ducing area was more important TO
the Red Army, Navy and Air Force.
The Russians were said to be
constructing underground airdromes
in the Ukraine as protection against
destruction of planes on the ground
An informed source at Vichy said
tbat the Germans are quietly releas-
ing all French sailors held In Nazi
prison camps. Some 1000, iEclud-
ing six high-ranking admirals. were
said to have been set free already,
while a further 5000 are expected
to follow.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Aqueduct

BY the Associated Press.
P1RsT RAcE-purse $500; claiming;
2-year- -olds; 5 furlones. zen -o
Single &c: Biermsnl $50 y ss99
Double Fire ID. Meade lo.oo
Haspe Ase Gse Mingrun MAI Piss Fdd
Zite, Recognize.
SECOND RAcE-Purse: 81 500; claim
ing; 4.year-olds, and up; 8 f1rlonsso o en-
King Pharamond James 6.1O $40 30
q Hezdrel u. Renick, SO ~
Chalmac (R DonoSol 2.9O
Also Pq.ar E.. fe Stas SHEET gRest
sercanet. steam Roller.
cESsfSr 7bsfiy 6oubie eo1EI paid hiess sas .so)
THIRD RAcE-Purse, s1,5oo; claiming
3;,year-olds 8 furlongs. m ,,o "a
Powdered Heels p. Ryan $50 z 80
| Migration ID Meade $40
rieAZ Asc ses NsT CITY 0sens Resoite M
FOURTH RACE-Purse $1,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olds: furlongs. oo -,o
eovIick cistHFs Ha, .resTo5 meSry' 1890 ssS sS S
Marval lDonoso0 500
Tine Tine LOO 3,2. u.at,,, r.,es.
and Ninety Days.
an. I. Asiel and J. NJ Roeblins entry.
Grtentree Stable entry.
Whitney Stone entry.
FIFTH RAC-Purse. SIS 600 added;
Gazelle Stakes; 3-year-olds: Ii. miles.
Tangled (Arcaro) 800 30 2.30
Nasca Donoso) 700 so
a Strange Device (Meadel 30
Also ran--Tex Hysro Battlefront, . %
The Hill, Cis Marion and MoJa.
an. Field entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added: !:
sraded handicap class C; 3-year-olds and
upward; 6 furlongs.
Roman fMeadeb lilo go 30
Great Albert tArcsro) SO 5.eQ
Kingfsher tJsmesb $50
Also ran-Golden Voyage, Ariel TOY
Handy Tom, Lumiere.
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House PIuns 90 Inquiry

Chairman Vmson told the House
today the House Naval Affairs Com
mit5ee would investigate the sink
ing of the submarine O-9 as soon as
the Navy Departments own inquiry
has been completed and rs rexulfr
are sent to Congress.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Arlington Park Fast.

BY the Louisville Times.
TX. Rounder Al Liberty Top Note.
2-Onig. Bronze Bugle Latepass
3-Ducmlss. Illinois Tom. Paul Lee.
4-Gounod, Court Counsei, Tippity.
5-Crossbow II. Airfare. Jack
Think
6-Scrappy w. Aljsck, Bitter Enoer.
7-Colorado Ore, Beau Insco, Door
bell.
&Kenyon c. Hsdalad, Three
SANDS.
Best bet-Kenyon.
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SEVENTH r ACE = SUMMER
Stock. MOROCCO RIOX

SUMMER STOCK has raced
well at this session, winning twice
and finishing with the leaders on
other occasions. He could be the
winner over this good field.
MOROCCO d came to life TO win
his last and he is as good as the
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Great Dictator Burred
From All of Argentina
b. the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES. June 25.-
Charles Chaplin film The Great
Dictator was barred from Argentina
today at the request Of Germany and
Italy. Previously it had been banned
only in Buenos Aires federal district.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
NINTH RACE-BLUE COVERT.
ROMAN LEADER, ADHEL-

BLUE COVERT won his last
with something left at the end
and if the substitute is used he
should be the winner. ROMAN
LEADER and ADHELMAR 10
scrap it out for the consolation
awards.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Detroit ast).

Detroit IF asst.
BY The Louisville Times.
Ada W Ebony Fly. Incredible
Hangover, jungle Rhythm, Lady
Clipper.
3EAlfadildo, Argos, Hello Cap
+Precision, Darby Demon, Royal
Ink.
5-Rock Maker. Top Man True Star,
6-Ten Blow. Straight Thru, Re-
miSSa
For Romance, Norie, Spindle
Top.
8-Brigler, Slight Error, Stumptown.
9-Ambuscade. My Playmate, Ro-
Setta
Best bet-Ambuscade
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Todoy's Results Entries
And Selections for Tomorrow q

BEST BET-MOWMET.

we'll as previously at Oaklawn
Park. PURPORT has been close
up in all of his recent tests and
he is sure-enough threat.
REMOLEE wins often and ne has
a fighting chance.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
FIFTH RACE-GARDEN POOL,
PURPORT, REMOLFF.

GARDEN POOL is as consist
ent as they come and she has
compiled very good record at
this Charles Town meeting as
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Charles Town FAST.

BY the Louisville Times
1-Sir Jerome Mowmet, Trapping
2-Bull Terrier. Sought After, Ny
First.
3-Smart Lad, Mud Lover, Blowing
Rock.
4-Schlev Al, Red Penny. Questre
5-Romolee, Garden Pool Purport.
6-Clay Hill, Ripping On, Offshoot.
biloxi, Canrock, Irish Oak
8-War Rumor, Centerville, Custer.
9-Counsuello, Saranite, Roman
Leader
Best bet-Clay Hill.
Evening star., 1941-06-25

General agreement as to the
necessity of new bridge or tun-
/ mel for vehicular crossing of the
Potomac between the District and
some point in Virginia was reached
! today at conference between
District, Federal and Virginia au-
thorities.
There was no formal action
taken. 1t appeared. however, the
group is determined to push the
plan for joint consideration of the
problem as fast as possible
The group included Representa-
tive Smith, Democrat. of Virginia; !;
District Highway Director H. c.
Whitehurst, F. w. Lovejoy, repre-
senting the Public Roads Admins
tration, and John Nolen, director
of planning, National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, all of
whom conferred briefly with the
District Commissioners before 90
ing into more detailed discussion.
Representative Smith told the
group he planned to introduce a
new bill for study the feasibility
Of new Potomac crossings A re-
port would be called for within six
months of enactment of the meas
ure as to whether the crossing
should be a bridge or tunnel and
a plan for financing. The COM
mission would consist of representa-
tiveS of Virginia, the Public Roads
Administration, the District. Alex
andrla and the Park and Plan
ming Commission.
1t was said the group discussed
| a suggestion that Virginia pay the
cost OF approaches on its side, the
District the cost of approaches on
the District side and the Govern
ment the cost of the span itself,
treating it as an essential defense
project.
Evening star., 1941-06-25

victory suggests. BLOX is con-
sistent and in all probability will
be the public choice.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Racing Results
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
sbOai Al tUrlonss; for 4o5yessGG-olds snd up;
MicToplsy tBietzsckep 'f' $50 $40
Stesrs NAPIER 42O
Time, 0:52f,
Also rsn-Sail BY. Julie Wrsck, Likly
Lad. Mafuta and Stonehaven.
SECOND RACE-PurSe, $500. claiming;
about Z furlonss; for 4-vea -olds and up
War Scare tBletzackerl 800 $40 $50
Lady Novice tWrighD 1850 1900
MintSon tVesselD 44O
Time. 60.
Also rsn-Precious Time High Aim.
Marshall A, Hearth Brush and Goantell.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
6iz furlongS; 3-yesr-olds and up.
Gold Sweep tWriehp 1910 40 40
Ace OF Trumps tPalumoo, 460 $50
Chloe tEversolel l9 20
Time, -" 4 =
Also rsn-ApIon Strings. Stealing
Home, Schley Goree, sepIin and Lord
LongWorth
DAILY Double paid s47 500
FOURTH RACE-PDrse. $500: claiming;
about furlongs; for 4-yesr olos and UP.
Lena Girl tBletzackerD 100 $50 40
jungle Moon 'CsrdoZsl 40 $50
Caidon tScoccsl SO
Time. .2Sis
Also rsn-Hsppv Miracle. Cautious Bo.
Overbost, Scarlet Flame and AsteriSk
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and threw him out, Rigney tossed
out Lewis No runs.
Washington, 0; Chicago. 0.

and threw him out. Rigney tossed
out Lewis. No runs.
Washington, 0; Chicago. 0.
TENTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Chapman walked on
four pitches. Kennedy sacrificed,
Vernon TO Bloodworth. Chapman
took third as Travis threw out
Turner. Rigney flied to Case. No
runs
WASHINGTON-Travis lined TO
Chapman. Vernon singled to CEN
ter. Vernon took second as Kollo-
way tossed out Early. Case bounced
single off Kennedy's chest. Ver-
non stopping at third Bloodworth
was purposely passed, filling the
bases. Hudson flied to Wright. No
runs.
Washington, 0; Chicago, 0.
ELEVENTH INNING.
CHICAGO-KolloWay was safe
and continued to second when
Archie allowed his grounder to go
between his legs. Kreevich sacri-
feed, Vernon to Bloodworth. Kuhel
walked. Archie reached into the
third base boxes for Wright's foul.
Appling walked on four pitches,
filling the bases. Chapman flied to
Cramer. No runs
WASHINGTON Kenne
whipped out Archie. Cramer sin
gled to center. Lewis flied deep to
Kreevich. Travis singled to right.
sending Cramer to third. Travis
took second unmolested. Wright
backed against the right field fence
for Vernon's long smash. No runs.
Washington, o; Chicago. o.
TWELFTH INNING.
CHICAGO-Travis threw out
Kennedy. Turner flied to Lewis
Rigney famed No runs
WASHINGTON popped
to Holloway Appling threw out
Case Bloodworth took third
strike No runs
Washington, 0; Chicago. 0
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Five Named for $6, 500 Race
AT Delaware Park Tomorrow

DELAWARE PARK Stanton DEL June 25The s6 added
mond stakes feature the
attracted overnight field of five The stake for exclusively
at / mile and furong.
The ineIn.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Racing News
FIRST RACE-MOWMET, SIR

FIIS NH, SIN
JEROME, DOTTIE.
MOWMET has proven the 2
year-old sensation of the Charles
Town meeting, winning every one
of his 4 furlong outings to remain
in the undefeated class. SIR
JEROME has win and two
seconds to show for his last three
attempts and he could be the one
to dispute the issue. DOTTIE
for what is left.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Concensus at DeIeware Park fasO .

Concensus at Deleware Park FAST,
By the Associated Press.
1-Greentree Stable, Elder, Grape
Line.
2-High Name. Unknown Land, sly
Tom
3-Big Severn, Sabastapool, Prince
Wick
4-Alohort 4 Equallze, Dispenser.
5-Pomiva, Sack, Dispenser
6-Swing and Sway, Riding Light.
Choppy Sea.
BLACK Ned, Balm. Marie, Little
Bolo.
8-Love Mark, Cherry S Child, Silver
Beam
Best bet-Alohort.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Agreement on Need
OF Potomac Crossinq
Reached al Farley
District, Federal
And Virginia Officials
To Press for Action
BULLETIN.

Representative Smith, Demo-
crat, of Virginia, today intro
duced new substitute bill pro-
viding for creation of q special
commission TO determine the type,
location and method of financ-
ing the proposed vehicular cross
ing of the Potomac between the
District and Virginia. The COM
mission would be composed of a
representative of the Public Roads
Administration, the Governor of
Virginia, the city manager Of
Alexandria and representative
of the county manager of Ariing-
ton, a representative of the Dis
trict Commissioners and a men,
ber Of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
Evening star., 1941-06-25
ances: steepIechsse: 4-ysar-olds ard up
By the Associated Press.

entry.
be. D. Pierce and z Thome entry
* pounds apprentice allowance ella med
Kxl0 lbs. apprentice allowance claimed
Evening star., 1941-06-25
Court Assignments

In any cases where postponement
of the hearing of motion is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
2 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:
Goodhart VS.. Goodhart: attorney,
Beckler-pro Sc.
In re: Estate of Mary E. Jackson;
attorneys. Thompson-Goff.
j. c. Weadon Co. Inc, VS.. Kelly,
(See COURTS, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1941-06-25
SECOND RACE MY FIRST,
BULL TERRIER, SCULLERY
MAIN

MY FIRST improved with every
recent start, winning his last at
this oval with speed in reserve.
He matches strides with fair op-
position here but appears capable
of mastering them. BULL TER
RIER has been raced into top
condition and he could furnish
the principal opposition. SOUL
LERY MAID is dangerous.
T HIRD RACE-GRADAT
SMART LAD, REAL BOY.
GRADATIM hasn't been able
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Other Selections

Consensus at Aqueduct FAST.
81 the Associated Press.
l-Scarcity. Here She Is, Ali Hearts,
2-Joan's Tip Desert Brush Whlff1e.
3-Scotch Tar Air Cooled. Baba
4-Touring Ladv, Wheatley-Belalr
entry, Tanglln.
5-Hasty Notion, Mythical King,
GinO Rex.
6-Hlghomar, Greeny, Sir Gibson.
Breeze, Junco, Jan One.
Best bet-BreeZe.
Consensus at Suffolk Downs (fastl.
BY the Associated Press.
1-Lolschen. fastener, Totin Home.
2-Grandeem, Morstep, Valdina
Jack.
3-Maupeace, g. Jack Rubens, Good
Play
4-Levena, Sun Fighter, Kens Re-
venge.
5-Boy Angler. TRINITY, Deimos.
6-Senega. Gallant Risk Ronfalon,
Lady Lyonors, Rough News,
Light Sweeper.
8-Noodles, Jubilee c, Glmpey.
Best bet-Maupeace.
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SEVENTH .RACE-Purse $500: claim
me. 4-yesr-olds and up. i. miles.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming

EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming
3-year-olos and upward: IL. miles
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SIXTH RAC-Purse. Sc 500 aoded
Dis mond Stakes. 3-year-olds; lis miles.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse ~ oaO: claiming
3-year -olds and upward: fUrlones.
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Entries for Tomorrow
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BY the Associated Press.

BY IDt hksOtIdLbu FItbS-
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: allowances;
2-year-olds about Az fuTlones.
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