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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-06

At the meeting of Magnolia En- campment, I. O. o. F. Wednesday night 1t Is expected 6 visiting dele- gation will be present who will res turn the Grand Patriarch's Travel ing Crook, All Patriarchal Odd Eel lows are invited to be present. En- tertainment and refreshments are being arranged.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Soldier, Cause Of Protest, ,
Given 90 Days in Jail

oy LIE AcSONAdbth ElSSS
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept. g.
Harold E. Sylvester, 22-year old
Camp Lee soldier, whose arrest was
protested by a crowd of fellow SOL
diers before their dispersal by tear
gas Saturday night, was sentenced
to 80 days in Jail and fined $50
today on charges of drunkenness
and resisting arrest.
Pvt. Sylvester, whose home is in
South Portland, Me, told Police
Justice E. F. Clements h> had moth
ing to say.
Maroin j. Landon, member of a
nearby c. c. c. camp, was sentenced
to 80 days in Jail on a charge of
disorderly conduct after police tes-
tilted he had cursed and urged the
crowd Ito take him (Sylvester)
away from the police.
Landon said he was a spectator
but denied he contributed to any
disorder In the crowd of some $50
soldiers which milled about at the
police station before local oficers
threw two tear gas grenades. Mai.
Gen. James E. Edmonds, command
ing officer at Camp Lee, said there
was no riot, and that the crowd,
augmented by a number of civil
ians," became 50 great that local
authorities used tear gas to dis
pel it"
Evening star., 1941-09-08
| New Yorker Asks
| |FronkIin's Head
| Be Put on Penny

A New Yorker Is here today to
make a determined effort to put a
picture Of Benjamin Franklin on the
penny. at the same time "promot-
ing" Lincoln from the penny to the
half-dollar.
He is J. Henry Smythe, jr., who
helped promote the establishment of
Franklin day, January II, and who
is chairman of the Benjamin Frank
lin Committee of the New York
Sons of the American Revolution.
Mr.. Smythe will visit Government
officials, he said, to urge that placing
Franklin on the penny and Lincoln
on the half dollar will honor both
national heroes at the same time.
Change of the coin designs on the
penny, dime and half dollar would
require no legislation, Mr. Smythe
declared. pointing out they may be
changed without act of Congress
The Lincoln penny was first minted
In 1909.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Nelson Applies Pressure
To Speed Priorities
By the Associated Press.

Donald M. Nelson. newly named
priorities director of the Once of
Production Management, applied
pressure on his staff today to give
defense manufacturers 48-h0ur serv-
ice on applications for priorities on
essential materials.
Mr. Nelson, former mail order
house executive, issued his ''priorities
operating instruction No. /" to COM
modities section heads of the pri-
critics division, expressing his
earnest desire that all priority cases
be handled on current basis, or
within 4S hours after they are re-
ceived."
He prescribed new forms for the
recording of applications received
ito expedite the flow of priority
actions" and designated a different
colored form for each day of the
week SO that special attention may
be paid to cases more than ene
day old"
A reroute form was prescribed also
to be used for cases received by
one commodity branch OF the pri-
critics organization but which must
be rerouted to a different branch
for handling. These forms should
serve, Mr.. Nelson's instruction said
"as a warning signal that time ha,
been lost in transit and that quick
consideration must be given to the
particular case"
Mr.. Nelson also ordered expedited
action on applications, which have
been pending for periods up to ont
month and about which there have
been many complaints from bust.
neSsmen.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Court Assignments
DISTRICT COURT.


In any case 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 to grant
postponements if the aforesaid no
tice is not given. except when ex-
traordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of such notice.
Roll call Of motions will be at Gas
am, as heretofore has been the
practice.
Motions-Justice Jennings Bailey.
Assignments for tomorrow:
In re: James Taylor: writ.
In re: Vito Rizzi; writ.
Toma, ct al. VS.. Mutual Invest
ment Association; attorneys, Proc
tor-Labofish.
Adrian VS.. Adrian; rule.
Criminal Court No. 1-Justice
O'Donoghue.
Trials:
United States VS.. William I. Rob-
inson.
United States VS.. Isaiah GLADDEN..
United States VS.. Theodore Deggs.
United States VS.. Andrew w. Car
ter.
United States VS.. James l.. Rogers
United States VS.. Andrew G. Ware
United States VS.. Ebert Lee Pate
United States VS.. Henry Settles
and James r. Nixon.
United States VS.. Christine Lee.
United States VS.. George McCar-
thy.
Criminal Court No. 2--Justics
Kennedy.
Trials:
United States VS.. Bernard l.. Will
nams.
United States VS.. Carl Covington
United States VS.. Vance William
son.
United States VS.. Sidney L. Alex
ander.
United States VS.. James E. Harris
United States VS.. Emma Rice.
| United States VS.. Albert B. Ham,
ilton.
United States VS.. william Mar
shall.
United States VS.. Homer L. Rogers
United States VS.. Joseph M. Butler
United States VS.. Merrill Mays.
United States VS.. Charles Ingram
! United States vs.. Grace Hol1inger
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Col. Barrett Named
Chief Of Maryland S
Air Raid Defenses
Veteran Guurdsmon
Appointed by 0'Conor
To Organize Force
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Sept. ga
veteran of 48 years In the State and
Nations military service-Lt. Col.
Henry S. Barrett of Baltimore-took
over today as Maryland's chief air.
raid warden.
Gov. O'Conor appointed Col. Bar
rett to the post yesterday and said
a Statewide speed up of the air
raid service would follow, with per-
sonnel to be trained for any
emergency
TT is planned to have an air
raid warden in municipalities and
towns to cover a unit of approxi-
mately 500 inhabitants" Gov.
O'Conor said. Under present plans
prepared by military authorities,
there will be one warden and three
assistant wardens for each 500
persons"
The Governor said he appointed
Col. Barrett. who enlisted as a
private in the Army August 81,
1893, because he "felt that a person
possessing extensive military train
ing would be best equipped for the
post"
Col. Barrett saw service In the
Spanish American War, Mexican
border campaign, and World War
He retired from the Maryland Ma
tional Guard in 1884 with the rank
Of Lieutenant colonel.
Gov. O'Conor said the air-raid
training program would include
these duties: Observe lights and
direct blackouts. direct civilians to
shelters. or to keep them in place
report fallen bombs, administer ele-
mentary first aid, report fires, assis,
in fighting incendiary bombs and
set an example of control activities
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Soldiers Stage Mock BIitz
On CITY in Manitoba
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Mani
toba, Sept. 8.-More than 1000 citi-
zens were taken by surprise over
the week end when soldiers from the
Winnipeg infantry training center
climaxed a weeks maneuvers by
staging a mock 'blitz" here.
Tanks. spouting smoke. blotted out
the sunlight on the city's main
thoroughfare and Is minutes later
troops had seized complete control
Of all vital areas.
Mechanized vehicles moved
through streets. Gas-masked SOL
diers fired blank cartridges from ma
chine guns at crowds on the side
walks.
Soldiers halted citizens at bayonet
point and demanded to see their reg
istration cards. Those who could
not show cards we're treated as ''ene-
mics" and marched to battalion
headquarters.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Army Officers Nominated
By President for Promotion
By the Associ a ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt today nomi-
mated the following lieutenant colo
nels in the Army for promotion to
colonel:
Julian Frances Barnes, Washing
ton; Harold Cornelius Vanderveer,
New York City; Kenna Granville
Eastman, Harrisonburg, Va: Henry
Terrell, jr., San Antonio. Tex:
Frank Cadle Mahin, Washington;
Lawrence Sprague Churchill. Os-
wego N. Y; George Elmer Arne-
man. Two Rivers. Wis. and Cliff
Andrus, Hawaiian Department
(home address not given).
The President also nominated the
following first Heutenants to be cap
tains in the Marine Corps:
Charles w. Harrison, Davidson
N. c.; Arthur A. Chidester, Fort
Smith, Ark: Robert A. McGill. San
Francisco; William w. Buchanan
Athens, Ga: Frank L. Kilmartin
Washington; Eschol M. Mallory, Or
lando. Fla: Lawrence H. McCulley
Lenoir. N. c.: Alexander A. Wander
grift, jr., Lynchburg. Va: George
B. Bell, Artesia, Calf: Frederick r
Dowsett. Battle Creek, Mich: Orin
c. Bjornsrud. Toronto, S. OAK. and
Robert w. Boyd. Covington, Va.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Hearings Begun Here
On Airline to Africu

The Civil Aeronautics Authority
meeting in a closed session. today
began to hear reasons for establish
ment of a new air route by Pan
American Airways from Florida to
Africa.
Establishment OF the new route
was called for by President Roose-
welt, and White House announce
ment indicated that 1t was de-
fense necessity. The c. A. a. an
nounced that it would receive evi-
dence on the defense aspects at its
closed session.
Later, it was announced, the hear
ing will be opened to the public and
If there is other evidence on the pro-
posal it can be offered at that time
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Vaudeville Show Slated
At Fort BeIvoir TONIGHT

A two-hour vaudeville show viii
be given for soldiers ut Fort Belvoir,
Va, by professional and local enter
tainers, under the sponsorship Of the
District Department Of the American
Legion at 8 O'Clock tonight.
Fifteen Legionnaires. including the
department commander and staff,
viii accompany the entertainers. The
entire group will be given dinner
at the fort before the show.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Down the Stretch
z. the Associated Press.
By GREG JOHNSON.

TIMONIUM, Md, Sept. 8.-When
this meeting ends Thursday ap-
proximately 200 horses will be loaded
on trains and vans bound for Pas
coag, r. l., where a 38-day session
will be staged-September % to
November IL.
Some of the owners who have an
nounced their intention of heading
for Rhode Island and the number
of horses they will ship are P. Fl
Faulconer. II; Capt. j. B. Key, 2;
E. K. Ault, s; H. r. Smith, 2; Joe
McNey, 5; J. Bowes Bond. S; John
Bosley, jr., 5; Gordon H. Pearce, 5,
Ed McGoarty, 3; George Mohr. 8;
l.. Hughes, 7; Charley Beal, s; j. L
Cartwright, 2; Mike johnson. 8;
Everett Brining, S; r. L. Meighan, 2;
Tom Lewis, 8; P. J. Deer, 8; r. L
Hanna, S; Eddie johnson, 4; A
Gordon, 8; M. H. Everhart, g.
George A. Cook, 8; A. Gazzle, 2;
Charles M. reltner, II; C. e. George
S; Harvey McHenry, 2; John T
Harris, S: j. Austin, 4; Vernon Ar.
thur. Z; James Arthur, 5, and c. A
Crawford, 2.
The same officials who operate
the meetings at Charles Town viii
be In charge ut the new Rhode
Island track. Frank Cronin oi
Washington is slated to do the an
nouncing, q job he fills with credit
at Charles Town.
This tracks veterinarian hal
placed Victory Light, Remolee, Can.
terlin, Trapshot, Gold Peg and In.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Petoir and DdrIun Cable
Sympathy to Roosevelt
a, the Associated Press

b the Associated Press.
VICHY. Unoccupied France, Sept.
s.-Marshal Petain and Vice Pre-
mier Admiral Darlan cabled mes
sages of sympathy today to Presi-
dent Roosevelt on his mothers
death.
Marshal Petain recalled that he
had met Mrs. Roosevelt several
times in Paris and so much ap-
preciated her charm and vivacity of
spirit"
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Hawthorne Park
Nv the Axsoeiat ted Press.

FIRST RAcE-Purss. $1,000; ciaimins;
2-year-olds: g. furlonss.
Bird Hish Richardl 1880 7.so go
M:a M:alfhSsm Snnns gTSss TGSMsAndaeRs d@mSn'' $50 ssS
Also ran--Keekee. Polish Beauty. seno-
rite Leona; Timber King Golden Monk
SECOND RAcE-Purse. 81 900; claim
ing; 4-year -olds aud upward: ID miles.
In.ineibls MorrisseD al.4o s.oo ss.oooo IA
nGsnsso Miehss rsne fSsrdsrs ssroot., '-o0 80
Also ran.Moonbow. cannibai, Morning
Nail c.schsm; n.s. s.rsSyf' S,1f CLASSY EYE Gal
30 6aiiy Double paid s1es)
THIRD RAcE-rur.e 81, 900; .sl.im-
ing: s-year-olas F anS upoo.srd' I'd Ii nilss; e
Son9 Son1s Skinner tHarreiD GOV $50 SO
w.E Vision sRerser, $50
Also Also ranzEssjaytee, CHOSEN Time.
Chance Ray, Her ReiEh and Mr. smith.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olos; furlonss,
kSENeS koid eSsncs snSRssoa sSaes.as sO $50 ssSS
New Glory fMeiberb 1900
Time. 1:12 2-5
Great Occasion, Alsbyrd. Transformer.
Bobloy and Blossom Lane.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000; allow
ances; class D: s3-year-olds and Upward;
ss3o.n AZ tu1!Hnsa p ,aa.sa.r, ssauts' sao $40 400
dhconscript BerSer, $50 $50 500
crossbow d !, ,9Arooko $50
All .y su. S:ns.Ss aS''9a Ess As s.i.s ss
dh Dead heat for FIRST.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Knox, Citing Bonus Plan.
Urges Re-enIistments Inn

Seeking to keep experienced men
in the Navy as the service expands
to man the growing feet, Secretary
Knox today sent a message to en-
listed men whose terms will expire
soon and reminded them of a new
law allowing bonuses for re-enlist-
ments within "a hours after the
present enlistment expires
He emphasized that by re-enlist-
ment the men will be given bonuses
ranging from 5000 to $500, and also
continue to receive free medical
care for themselves and their fam
lilies, retirement and death benefits
and free transportation allowances.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Navy TO LET Its Boxers
Take Outside Bouts

The Navy Department today an
nounced professional boxers in the
Naval Reserve who wish to fight in
an outside bout may do so now and
then.
There will be no objection to re
quests for leave for that purpose, the
announcement said. providing the
leave is limited to a period not
longer than 10 days.
Participation in the outside meets
should in no way conflict with per-
formance of the regular duties of
an instructor, the Navy said, and
the commanding officer should know
about it in advance.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Rocing Results
.Aqueduet
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 500; The JOY
ful Hurdles; 3-year-olds and up; about
Arms Of War CBostwicD $50 $40 2se
Scotch Tar tBaumanl $50 80
M Ttne. neat s!iss. ahoas 9nse track record. 'o
Also ran-Jaeket. Brown Prince III.
getty's Buddy and Shotgun.
ing; 2-year-oids: msidens: 8 furIonss.
a Alibi Babe tSkelly) $50 80 40
ansSsssHt sssmite ;ssfasaiilT' ssesaial 800 aaffS affS
Also ranDHard Carry. Aauabelle. Lad,
6aTt bsr., Our sally y Grsndiloavsnt; iHd Smart
Green Pastures and H. p. H.adl.y
DAILY Double paid $23.30)
THIRD .RACE-purse $1,000; claimins;
3-year-olds; furlonss tchute).
Quaker essl. ,sas.1 saS sGSIle) lilo isoS 4sS as9
Battle Won tEadsJ 1870
Ai's sn:ni:S ,:nHIs b Luck rrss, HqIsls.lsa5
PeIsisn Queen .nd tNarey Y FieId.
ems; 3-yeaT-olIs and up: Z turlongs Chute
Equator tBiermanD 1880 500 $50
Grand Party Robertson) $50 5.le
New City tschmidD ESQ
Time. 1925
over, Perkiomen ii. Cielits. Hsut Mond
Sea Lord. Wabaunsee. Count Haste,
Placement and Easy Blend.
FIFTH RACE-The Pennaries; purse,
$1,000: Allowances: 2-year-olds: fur
lonSs.
Hry Knisht ..R'tsonl e4.ee 4s.ao "A 90
Bnckskin tSkelly) 500 4.20
Hense tGrayb $50
Time, 1:l2as.
Also ran-Bean By Bean. marlborough,
Hard Blast Biz Meal and Cold Crack.
SIXTH RACE-Purse $4,000: the
Strathmeath allowances: S-year-oids and
upward; class e: 4. miles.
Olympus James 1880 $40 40
Pipins Rock fSchmicD 4s0 $40
Devils Graz (westrope) $40
Time 1:45 -
Also ran-Corydon and Romsnie
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Herndon Man Found Dead
Beside Railroad Tracks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG. Va. Sept. S.-The
body of a man identified as Alton
Hill, 80, a paperhanger of Herndon,
Va, was found last night beside
the tracks of the Washington-O Old
Dominion line, three-quarters of a
mile east of Ashburn, near here.
Loudoun County ofiicials said today
they believed Mr.. Hill had been
struck by q train. The train crew
discovered the body.
An inquest will be held Friday
morning in Leesburg. Coroner John
A. Gibson and c. r. Harrison, COM
monwealth's attorney, viewed the
body and the scene of the accident
last night.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Happy Lark Captures
Timonium Feature;
Double Pays S26O.N
Doctors Nurse Tukes
Fourth and Tor Anne
Scores Upset in Second

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
TIMONIUM. Md, Sept 8.-Backed
into odds-on favoritism by crowd
of 5000, Mrs Veader Leonard's
Happy Lark registered his seventh
victory of the year today when he
easily accounted for the Essex Farm
Purse, 6l2-furlong feature.
Breaking alertly on the rail
Wayne Weber sent Happy Lark into
the lead in the first eighth. Gallop-
ing along in front thereafter. Happy
Lark won in the fast time of 1:211s
He paid $40. Mrs. Arthur White
Sun Monia closed with a rush to
take second money easily from j.
Richardson's Flagetta.
Harry Baker, former trainer for
Il. X. Bryson, was named trainer
for Mrs. Henry Hecht's string. He
already is handling the horses OF
Bray Brodsky and Miss Janet Brod-
sky of Philadelphia.
Doctors Nurse Wins.
Mrs. c. B. Inscoe's Doctors Nurse
turned In one of the fastest 612
furlongs of the meeting, 1:22 is,
which enabled her to easily win the
fourth. She paid $720. Mrs, Janet
Fisher, jr.'s Sun Pan. early pace
maker, outgamed w. C. Bars
Dressmaker for the place award.
The Sparks Steeplechase, 2-mile
secondary feature, won by r. J.
kirkpatrick Forest Ranger. saw
J. H. c. Forbes Baff1er, odds-on
favorite, race inside the beacon while
going into the lead in the final halt
mile, thus disqualifying him 1t
was the third consecutive time at
the meeting Baff1er disappointed
the fans when installed favorite.
: When Baffier raced of the course,
Forest Ranger took command. How
ever, he had to be whipped out to
stave off Hugh ODonovan's Tam
O'Shanter. Larry A. Dalys Rouse
Catalan was third. The winner paid
$3.50.
Tar Anne Scores Upset.
Mrs. C. L. Larkin's Tar Anne, one
that was unable to win race In IS
previous starts over two-year Pc
riod, stunned the crowd by winning
the Lie of the second. Bothered
several times during the race, Tar
Anne came gamely in the stretch to
win in 1::542-5. She paid $3.50
Miss Edith Biller's Pougatchie and
Mrs. w. M. Eckmans Dusty Miss
finished as named.
Fans holding daily double ticket!
on the 6-1 combination of Myrtle M
and Tar Anne received s26090.
Although Mrs. Myrtle McNeyi
Myrtle M, winner of the Az -furlonf
opener, carried James Hunts JUNE
Pennant out at every turn, no claim
of foul was lodged and the steward!
allowed the result to stand.
Myrtle M. and June Pennan'
fought it out for the leade through
cut with the former paying s27 80
Mrs. Victor p. Noyes' Ecoway wa,
third
Corrigan Gets Top Weight.
1t was announced tnat Corrlgan
winner of the Foxcatcher Purse. Sat
urday at Fox Hill, had been namec
for both the Governor Ogle anc
Chevy Chase Steeplechases to be run
next month at Laurel. -
Mrs Albert Sabath's Alsab, cham.
pion 2-year-old of the West. hal
been assigned 126 pounds top weigh
for the $4,000 Eastern Shore y mil,
opening feature at Havre de Grac,
Saturday.
Alsab. leading money-winning q
three more pounds than Shut Ou
and four more than Devil Diver
The last named won the Hopeful
recently in New York.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
SIXTH RACE - REDWINGS,
HIGH BUD, BRAINCHILD.

RED WINGS just galloped to
win her last in the easiest pos
sible manner and right of that
fine showing the Happy Time
mare is selected to give this high
class opposition a trimming.
HIGH BID wins often and he
hcks some OF the best sprinters on
the circuit. BRAINCHILD won
her last.
Evening star., 1941-09-08

flee on his list, which means they
can't run the remainder of the
meeting. Starter Bill Schamer-
horns schooling list includes Gold
Peg, Top Transit and Sunny Del.
These three will be carried over to
the Havre de Grace meeting, which
opens Saturday.
Horsemen stabling at Havre de
Grace report more than 400 horses
ouartered there for the approaching
Is days of sport at the Hartford
County track. Every stall should
have an occupant by the time ac-
tual racing begins, as Supt. James
Ross has 1000 requests for the L.
900 available stalls
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Konoye Announcement
Expected This Week
81 the Associated Press.

B3 the Associated Press.
TOXIC, Sept 8-Premier Prince
Konoye was reported reliably to-
night to be planning a speech or
some other announcement this week.
There was no hint as to its nature
The Premier almost two weeks ago
sent a personal letter to President
Roosevelt.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Citizens Chonqe Meeting

A joint meeting of the Brookland-
Woodbridge Businessmen's Associa-
ton and the Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Association at Sherwood
Hall, Twenty-second street and
Rhode Island avenue NE. previously
announced for tonight, win take
place instead at pm. wednesday.
Evening star., 1941-09-08

Aqueduct lFast).
~ the Louisville Times
1-No selections.
2-Scarcity, Field Lark, Paravings.
3-Gallant Stroke, Sun Lark, State
Witness.
FILLED. Star Quest, Tribal Ruler.
SDrudgery, Aboyne, Rodin.
e-Rosetown, Fairy Chant, Damaged
Goods.
7-Mythical King, Marriage, One
Jest.
8-Chaldar, Supreme Ideal, Boiled
Shirt.
Best bet-RoSetown.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
SECOND RACE-TOWN CAR,
MEADOW GOLD, SARANITE.

TOWN CAR finished second in
his first test of the year and it Is
natural to expect the gelding to
improve with that conditioner
under his belt. MEADOW GOLD
has been racing very consistently
and she could be in the thick Of
the scramble. SARANITE is az
good as her last win suggests.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Norrogonsett Park
By the Associated Press.

6y me AbkocfAled fTehS.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. s1,1oo; claiming.
ssr.nD.. 5ssIin:ess Zoo 'f'shs s9s .ec
Reckless Saxon tDattilo) $50
- Also ran-sy.m Saxon. Try.po-1t
Miss MaeaueL Little Romona and Amazis.
SECOND sAcE..purs. 81 tooi claim
Marjorie s. IltherD sTJ7e $40 $50
IIsiniss xandsrp1sst. 100 g 9s 1s
Also ran-Mitza. Garden Gal, Not Yet.
valdina souaw: o6isbo; Dolly. War Boat,
''' Dsiiy f Do pou5fe 5iO paid sso.2oo
THIRD RAcE-purse s1,1oo; ma,dsns;
rsirmond IutherS SO $40 SO
Riverland fcrais) SEQ
Also r.n-junior Prom, Army Grey.
Turkey winss and Tea Hour.
Ing; 3-year-oids and upward 8 furionss
.5 F.hf rs;.. tide DYS.ass' 's;as 1890 sscc sppcc
Sun Girl dAtkinson5 5.3o
Also ran1Buiianne. circu. Wings Sting
Sea Foam. Bernard r, Red Msntilla.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; elaimins:
2-year-oids: furlonss tchute).
Jack Rubens fBriEgsl 40 2.en 940
Spa rkiing Gem Cwoolfel $50 20
Forest Do iMelochel $40
Time. 1:123s
Also ran-Ali Glee. Skipper T., Kentucky
Stew. Fay Light. Irish Ivy.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, 81 400: claiming:
3-year- -olds and upward: LII miles.
Advocator May $50 $50 go
0iganar (Guerinb $50 $50
Chance Yen tAtkinson) $50
Time, 1:45r.
Also ran-Eiers Again and HI oty.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
Hawthorne East.

Hawthorne Fast.
By the Louisville Times
More Refined, Miss Militant,
Hadepine.
&Ebon Flag, Fabens. Art of War.
3EHe Man, Sir Kid. Monks Memo.
@Memphis. Van Man, Little Red
Fox.
s-Top Cali, Black Flame, South
Bound.
6IBurning Star. Prairie Dog, Chi.
kenyon c, Jim Lipscomb, Duck
STAINS.
eRed Rock Canyon, Chicharra.
Paul Lee.
o-Rose Bed. Lactose. C. c. Curtiss.
Best bet-Burning Star.
Narraxansett Consensus East.
By the Assoeiated Press.
1-Cansting. Buckets, Easterner.
2-Short Cake. Mesawtre. Air Chute
Sue H., Seven o Seven. Two
Ways.
wise Counsel. Skeeter. Spandau.
5-Beamy, Marion Collins, Sun
Triad.
eUs, Roncat. Allegro.
Ebony Boy. Pari-Ernest, Eight
Rolls.
Sum Fighter, Bertilion, High Cast
Best bet-Wise Counsel.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
FIRST RACE-FAIR FLAME,
TORvARICH, AUBALEY.

FAIR FLAME has been
whipping her opposition fairly
consistently and she may be able
to trim this band as her rider
pleases. TORVARICH has worked
well and just a bit Of improve
ment should have him battling 1t
out for the important money.
AUBALEY could be up in time
to take the show.
Evening star., 1941-09-08
FIFTH RACE-MARDI GRAS,
WAY OUT, BALKANESE.

MARDI GRAS has world OF
early foot and he should be able
to go to the front with the drop
of the flag. A good ride might
see him in front at every call.
WAY OUT wins quite often and
he must be accorded stout con-
sideration. BALKANESE has
good 1941 form to recommend his
chances here.