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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12
The {. NJ. Z. Church
Held A Great Meeting
La Birmingham
THE c. NJ. E. CHURCH HELD A
GREAT MEETING IN
BIRMINGHAM LAST WEEK

The greatest annual meeting of the
c. M. E. Church ever held in the his
tory of the church was held at Biz
mingham, Alabama, last week The
meeting proper was Wednesday and
Thursday, however, t h magic city
was not cleared of the total delega-
ton until Sunday.
Seven or eight thousand people at
tended the meeting. Some of the out
standing features of h meeting
Awere opening remarks by the Senior
Bishop, Charles H enry Phillips of
Cleveland; sermon by Bishop R. A.
Garter of Chicago; remarks by Bish-
ops j. A. Hamlet Of Kansas; H. P.
, Porter of Jackson, Tennessee; ]. A.
Bray of)Chicago; ]. H. Moore of Mem
phls, Tennessee; w. Y. Bell of Cor
dele, Georgia and C. L. Russell of
Washington, d. C.
The most outstanding feature was
the address delivered by the Governor
OF Alabama in the ty auditorium
where thousands of people, both white
and colored, assembled. This was the
first time that the Governor of Ala
bama had addressed church organi-
zalon of our group in Birmingham.
truly this was momentous occasion.
The address by the governor was hail
ed with delight and pleasure. The
response by Bishop j. A. Hamlet of
Kansas was far reaching with sound
and sane remarks.
Another high feature was the on
tertalnment by Bishop Porter and the
Alabamlans Sightseeing an d free
transportation, etc.
The meeting Of h e lower bousa
composed Of ministers, was Of oroat
y Importance. At no time in the bis+o,.,,
OF the church have c. M. E. ministers
stood so firmly together on issues Of
the church that vitality affect the min
istrX. ''''''
The reports by the General Officers
~ere supurb. The Woman's Connec-
tional Council represented by Mrs R
1. Hollis, president, was a high note
In the meeting.
All OF the Bishops were present on
the platform where the meeting was
held in South Side C. M. E. Church
with the energetic pastor and his neo-
pie leaving no stone unturned Tho
pastors and members in Birmingham
were at their best in entertaining
president W. A. Bell of Miles No
mortal College was Master Of cero-
MONIES on the occasion of the Cover
Aor's address.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E F.
Durr mad charge Of the music. We
regret that we cannot describe This
great program as we would like to
ana since so much has been left ont
that should have been said. the names
OF so many persons W o plaved .
conspicuous part have not been mens
TONED that we say to YOU. ploaso o,,
cuse us and forgive US for tbo baIf
has not been told.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

Biggs Field, Texas (Apr, 26, 1944)
Henry MCGEE Negro, son Of Mary
MCGEE, 4OG W. Taft St., Greenwood,
Miss. has been promoted to the rank
Of Private First Class at Biggs Field.
Texas, where he is at present assign
ed to the B-24 fou-engined bomber
training program. Biggs Field, on
the Mexican border ear Ell Paso.
Texas is station of the Second Air
Force, which is sending thousands of
heavy bomber combat crews overseas
to bomb strategic enemy strongholds
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12
c. M.E'S CLOSE historic annual melting
The Negroes Work
Ii This War

New York, n. Y-EXemplary work
OF Negro soldiers who are proving
their worth wherever they serve" is
highlighted by U. S. Senator James
NJ. Mead (D.-N. " in his book Tell
the Folks Back Home, to be publish
| ed on May s.
Senator Mead's book is based on his
global trip with four Senatorial col
| leagues and is one of the first COM
plete pictures of all fighting fronts,
| the conditions under which American
soldiers are fighting with the Allies,
as we'll as human interest document
! of conditions behind the battlefronts.
"The Negroes work in this war as
| saw it is exemplary" Senator Mead
said. They're proving their worth
wherever they serve, including the
paratroops nd the fighter pilots.
They have developed already three
thousand officers, headed by General
DSHJdIIIll w. DdNlS, HuuDeI IHIee
times as great as World War l, and
they are fine group of men.
president Roosevelt himself award
ed Navy Cross, one of the first dec
orations of the war, to Negro Mess
Sergeant Dorie Miller, for bravery in
attending his MORALLY wounded cap
tain in hail of fire at Pearl Har-
bor.'
Senator Mead quotes an officer as
saying, "We're just waiting for our
first big all-Negro division, the 93rd. |
70 be shipped overseas. 1t has sixteen
thousand enlisted men, all colored, and
half its officers are, too. l hear Nazi
prisoners in Africa said they were
scared stiff Of our colored boys out
there - and they ought to be, from
what Hitler has been calling us for
years! | guess old Jesse Owens
showed him in Berlin at his Olympic
Games! And Joe Lewis showed up
that Nazi superman Schmeling, too"
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

Representatives Of moe than doz-
en- national union, Jewish, Catholic
Protestant, and Negro organizations
met Wednesday, May 3rd, at eleven a
M, with Mrs. Mary T Norton, Chair
man of the House Labor Committee
to urge Committee action on the Daw-
SON Scanlon- LaFollette Bill for Per
manent F air Employment Practice
Committee, introduced in the House
in January
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

According to information received
from Mrs. Annie Smith who is attend
ing school at M. l. College, she is
doing nicely and will deliver a Moth
ers' Day address at one of the local
churches in Holly Springs.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12
Pr S DENT ALLEN BRIDGES.
PASSES

The office has just received a news
release of the passing of Brother AL
len Bridges, our president at Jayess
Mississippi.
Lodge No. 262 has been headed by
Brother Bridges for a goodly number
Of years. He has held things to-
gether in his lodge in business like
way.
Our deepest sympathy goes out tC
the bereaved of this loyal OIL war.
rior.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12
Folk We Know

Cpl. and Mrs. Paul Peppers have re-
turned to the city after spending two
weeks in Pulaski, Tenn, visiting the
home Of the formers. They report a
lovely stay.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

The passing Of Presidents E. H. Ed
wards Of DeKalb and Allen BRIDGES
PedntesEdiHf-Esgsph.enoairs A 0 O
OF Jayess brought sadness to a large
number of friends.
~
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

Mrs. Dinah H ardy Crowell and
daughter arrived in the city last week
from st. Louis, Mo, where they have
been for some time.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

Dr. and Mrs. l.. F. Brooks are back
in the city after spending sometime in
Rochester, Mimi, at Mayo Bros. Clinic
where the former went for a general
check-up.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

Rev. R. L. Young attended the Con-
Inectional Board in connection with the
Bishops meeting in Birmingham, Ala.
last week.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-12

Mrs. Jennie Emerson, accompanied
by her two daughters, left the city
for Detroit, Mich, last Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
wws Fish-and simply De-LGsas,
Mode with cRIsco, these good dishes ore as
EASY ON DECISIONS as on RATION POINTSl

Crisco's new Pastry Method you
get Haky, tender, digestible pie
crust every timei
Criseo is the only shortening
you can buy that gives you all
these things: % Fried foods so
dieestible children may eat them;
81 Lighter cakes than even the
most expensive shortening; ~ A
sure way 70 get faky, tender pie
crust. Use pure, all.vegetable
Crisco for all your cookingi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

Want 10 make point free fish taste
exciting? Use Criscol It's a wonder
at turning out delicious, digestible
seafood treats.
Thot crUsty- brown Goldfish
Coke will be really di6eshbie
when you fry with Crisco. No need
to worry about digestions now.
Even children may eat Crsoo-
fned foods.
Sample shoi Supper Pie! The
flaky crust IS easy % digest. With
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05
LENTEN SUPPER PIE
? cups naked cooked fish

2 cups cooked vegetables cups medium
peas, celery, csrrotsJ white sauce
Nix fish. vegetables and white sauce
Season. Pour into casserole Cover with
pastry strips Bake m hot oven t4lS'F.J
$3.50 nun. Crlsco Pastry Sift N cups
flour and n tsp salt INTO o boy.l Take out
q cup Of this flour end NIX ~ With 3
tbsps. water 20 make paste To remain.
ing flour ~ cups add a cup Crisco,
cut m TIL pieces are SIZE Of small peas
Next, add -four paste 10 Cfisco. flour NIX.
ture Nix thoroughly till dough comes
together and can be shaped INTO ball
Roll out - inch thick. cut in narrow
STRIPS This easy Cusco Pastry Method -
sufe-Hre' You'u get Oaky. tender. d.
gestible pie crust every time All Measure.
nents Level Serves 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

"Hhat The use OF getting hair-do manicure
your husband notices it? But always
Specially. he notices ny hands, Tells and
then how much he loves them, how pretty they are!
But he tells when he doesn't like things tool
Like when using strong washday soap for dishes!
We're ~ hands rough and red But I've learned
beat gentle Ivory's velvet suds for SPEED
And IT took only - days ny to get softer
e-ootAe- VI Ter a1ter switched 70 Ivory Soap The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-05

VoTy soap o0ct0Ts adVIse Tor 6aby
tender skin!
COSTS so LITTLE, too do ALL ny
dishes for only about a penny a day
with pure. mild Ivory. Talk about
inexpensive beauty habits!
IF you We been running your hands
with strong soap--see for yourself
what a big difference Ivory can make
when you really stick to it, Yes.
you. too. can get that lovely Ivory
COX IN Just II DAYS =!
P. ). for U. s.: Soaps use vi tai war
te.ials--Save soap to help win the
war Use up every silver in wire
shaker 99"hoo% pure. 1t floats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26

Park yesterday after winning the
first two games of the series Fri
day and Saturday nights.
The Fairviews gathered their
two runs in the first inning off
Don Weller. Don Peterson re-
lieved Weller after the initial two
runs crossed the plate, and held
the Fairviews scoreless until the
end.
Wilbur Crawford. utility player
allowed TO be drafted from an
other team under the rules, made
his first start on the mound for
the DetToits but was touched for
three runs, one in the second and
two in the fifth.
A crowd of nearly 1000 was on
hand TO see the seasons final
Carrier game so lar as the
Times League is concerned. The
Fairviews and the Detroit ALI
Stars will leave here Thursday
afternoon for Chicago where the
Fairviews will complete their in
tercity series.
The William Randolph Hearst
Central States award will go TO
the winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26

FIRST RAcE-4-ysIl-olaI and VI >. nile
b nv Spring
Balzsse'fi = 20 90 so
HscsA Dream jenkins 20 40 $40
Guske town .Wstsrt so
Time Is or 237
Vain Bssufy Ring Leader war Connuni-
cue EIUs Ep0tisf SnArsyCE March Boy
Persistent Maslns and Ressrtsl also ran.
SECOND PACE-3-year-oldt =, mile
Niwmsnos ClsFFeu 81 90 - 30 u 20
NAKirnnt Oifeff 80 50 Is 50
RenfsW Haflfff "a 20
Time - Is ~ 2 %
LitIs Psnr Ps'-oi Pllo' Good china
Sgnsni' Emerson HadAtickle Her IMAGE and
Carton Black also ran
THIRD rAcE- 2 yesr-olsf >, milo
WINES lVnrt u 20 8 ~ 80
Hcr NSfsrt - 90 90
Csvef4. Aren't Geeoo 20
Time ~ 7-t ~ 7eH,
Goo1 Dca Hytifion SlnFsis, Easy Date
Eait End Fsrt Belf also ran
FOURTH RAcE-3-ysAr-olaa and W i.is
miles
Peter Rome % Pine so "a IN so
Kifciet imAgs CatfnS 50 40
WarfaWrs pers 90
Tine 49, -S Of oe
sif RoEis Bright Bare Pa Kumaf Red
For and Hes' Wave also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26

you may not always be able to get all
you want of particular brand.
Please don't waste a drop. Have
your dealer put in anti-freeze in
time this year-but avoid wasteful
over protection. Remember, anti
freeze is made from war-critical ma
terials-materials that also go into
explosives, rubber, and plastics.
To save anti-freeze and money,
have your cooling system checked by
your dealer before installing anti
freeze. Hell make sure that all parts
and connections are tight, to avoid
leakage. He can also clean out rust
and scale which so often clog cooling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Women Will Hold
School for Officials

Bowling proprietors are re-
quested 20 send their league presi-
dents and secretaries To- the Sccre-
taFial school session Detroit
Wofhen's Bowling Association viii
hold Oct. ! under the direction Of
Madeline Romen starting at 3
p. m in Detroit Recreation
Building
The association is using the
former Detroit Bowling Associa-
Ition Offices on the third floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26

ALL RIGHT, so you don't pay much
n attention to ddUertiSingl But sure
as it will freeze this winter, some car
owner who doesn't heed this message
will find a sudden freeze-up has
wrecked the cylinder head, engine
block, or radiator of his car. He'll
learn, too, that these parts are mighty
hard to get-tha. requirements, if
available, may take weeks.
Your car is needed to help relieve
crowded trains, trolleys and buses.
That's why the War Production
Board has seen to it that there is
enough anti-feeze to meet the real
needs of every automobile. However,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
sINKwICH SHINES

frankie Sinkwich put on a bril-
liant show with his running and
passing. His forwards directly
accounted for all of the Lions
three touchdowns First Sinkwich
threw 32-yard forward 10 Dave
Diehl for one, and flipped another
good for Al yards, also 10 Diehl.
for the second. Art Van Tone
caught another Sinkwich toss Of
13 yards for the third.
Bob Westfall, the former Michi-
gan All-American, who made his
debut against the Giants, left no
doubt he belongs in pro football
Though not fully recovered from
his illness, Bullet Boz" came out
of the game as the leading ground
gamer with ~ yards in. seven
attempts, better than s yards A
try.
Pleased as he was with his
clubs showing, Dorais sees plenty
OF room for improvement, espe-
clally in the line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Garfield Tops Boom

Co. I of Garfield Armory had
little trouble defeating Co. Z Of
YpSilanti in a first OF a series Of
special matches among members
of the Michigan state troops.
The five-ufan Garfield team
rolled up a four position team
mark of S38 against their rivals
7O5. .
CO p. Ypsnsnti-Scott " Woods. les
Anthony W WisnleWski 1877 Arthur L
Carpenter. i2f GiFn n Rowe 81, Leonard
" LlndFtrOm l2S-totai T0S
Co Garfield ATmory-Albi NarduKd. 154.
John RafalowsA 16s James Cisco. l72
Edward Schreiber. l72. Robert Tafel. ITS
total $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Trout Faces
.HdmIin Tuesday

Paul Dizzy Trout will pitch
for the Tigers against the Ath-
letics in the second of the series
here tomorrow.
He will be seeking his 9th VIC
tory against II defeats. Luke
Hamlin, one-time Tiger, Will hurl
for Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Ford Archery Event
Is Won by lookout

Les lookout, River Rouge
worker from the Coke oven
Building, took first place yester-
day IN the first annual invitational
archery tournament Of Ford Local
500, UAW-CIO. lie scored 20 for
go yards. 1OT for 30 yards and l3s
for 40 yards. George Hamilton,
Ford Rolling Mil unit, was second
with 80. 122 and l40. Joe BALBOA,
Motor Building, followed with 90,
"a and 149.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26

"zERohI"* is made from methanol.
Gives maximum cooling system psotec-
ton at low cost. Odorless. Anti-acid.
Antitrust 81 90 gallon.
WAR IMERerser THRONE" is made with
an ethanol base. Requires only occa-
sional check-up for winter-long div
ing. Antitrust. $1.40 gallon.
"zEREx"" is non-evaporating. One shot
lasts all winter! Money can't buy
better anti-freeze. Anti-acid. Antitrust.
Limited supply. S2.65 a gallon.
ssEs. Va. pAr. CIV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
HAWTHORNE

l-DUOLC- sweet Siory- PIa}anie.
2-COUETRY BUTTER. Fiyome. Meadow
LARK
3--MARGARET T Lestabert. Llkcable.
4-PLAY GRIER Amalks Miss Fluff
5-ZACAPET ZAbath entry. Santa Claus
6-BUSHWHACKER Bright willie Day
Ing
7-TWIXT Diderod Coey Bay
s-SUPREME EAGLE, Rose Gave. Blue
Whlsk.
BEST-DUOLC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
k..o NO MONEY ,.
''" IT'S ts.Il

Take Care Of Your Cooling System"
tells money-saving facts you Dant to
kaoD. Send post card today for this free.
ensy-to-reod, illustrated booklet. Write 10
E. I. du Pont de Nemouys & Co. Qne.),
2496N Nerours BLdg., Wilmington as,
Deldlodre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
if a "freeze-up" wrecks your engine!

systems and cause overheating and
wasteful use of gas and oil.
Have your dealer service your
cooling system today and give it
two-way protection-against freez-
ing and against rust-with Du Pont
anti-freeze.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Best Bets
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Coach Setback Dead

BUFFALO, y. y Sept Is
UP)-Alfred c. Seelbach. coach
Of the famed Canislus College
basketball team. died today after
a brief illness. He was as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
NARRAGANSETT

l-sPhRE THE ROD Down Six Early
2-BIT o GREEN. Tyrone. Orcus
3-EZ RUN VsldiHs Bins Shur, stay
4-OLD WHITLEY Boy Angler Twilight.
MATTE SUE. AnClpltal. Hopeyllle.
6-CLOCKLlKE Heions PrOcs
7-ABREk Pumpgun. LIttlc Boo,
6-JuNCO Oyando HaSty wire
BEST-OLD Whitley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Expected Il,
Says Dordiis
BY JAKE BERsON

Detroit Lions surprised lot of
persons by whipping the New
York Giants, 800, Saturday night
at u. of D. Stadium but you won't
find Coach Gus Dorais among
them.
I've got over our first game
jitters," Dorais said after the
game. I'VE just were not in the
proper shape against the
Eagles"
AT any rate. 10000 of the faith
full who saw Saturday nights con-
test went home with an alto
gether different impression of the
Lions than from what they got in
the Eagles game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
LAUREL

label Prepossessing Cay Lsrkmead
2-MlLK CHOCOLATE. Bombs Ava Hair
Cut
3-RUN BUD RUN Miss Economy, Saving
4-ABRASION Little Mlliy. Bottle Imp.
5-BLACk AFRICA senate CirettC
6-HEYORTA Brown saxon Town Hall.
SATIN NOSE war Art sandy Tran
s-WEICH ANCHOR Busy Man. DuAt OF
BEST-HEYORTA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Belmont Park Results

Quiet shot Atkinson $50 37O
lnSo.ate Merritt $50
Time II 2-5, OF i.23
Navy Dance. Motto Brand AWashOnks,
slight Edge and Soulful also ran
SECOND RACE niie
S,o,,h TIA. TAP Atkins, A,,,,sinson 600 80
Count Maurice Permane 20
Time % - on 81, , -.
Ann Flying son Reformai0y Note Cur
wen Hay Burner. Wapan To Town and
james also ran.
Field
THIRD RACE 3-yeer-olds and up about,
Ia miles foycr hurdles
s- S.- - Pq q MAGE 1Ao so 33oo
/ ACrra Jennings 40
Time z.S5'3-5
knight. Arnor. s-GIsst F,s'e Islander.
Look Around and Hlgh Tint also ran.
az CLARK entry
bParkcT entry.
FOURTH RACE-3-year-olds ?. mile:
Up Check Snider 1885 go 50
Frames d or iLonRden $50 27o
Eypored Card Robert il so
Time il3 rs OF , S..
Anu.Aircrsft Dot Gee KAY s.oh Ma Ma
Jet.A T--OuG Doris Rear Guard True Bar
bars and s-Errsn' Lass also ran.
a-Phaniom entry.
FIFTH RAcE-2-yesI-olds >, mile:
tA,snt 5'' I2so $50 $50
Ia Grandc NoQt so 80
G2z .aas Pa -4-a-aa a-27l;. 9'O
.Tlqreu. ,Breu'horu Sea Floe Pstsnafor
eiaes. Hish vans Pa and PAY b-shoTe
Patrol Ethel Jean, A!aru4h, Ice Gil and
b-Hirsch entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
WOLFE Is PRAISED

"We have two great backs In
Sinkwich and Westfall, hut We
need more work up in front 10
shake them loose" he said
DoraiS- however had praise for
the work OF Alex Woiciechowicz
at center and Stan Baunski al
guard
The Lions are scheduled for a
week of hard work in preparing
for their National Football League
opener against Green Bay at
Green Bay next Sunday. In their
first league game Al home. tho
Detroiters meet Brooklyn. Oct. s.
either az Briggs Stadium or
L. OF d Stadium. depending on
whether the Detroit Tigers are in
the World Series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Hawthorne Results

FfFsr RAcr-3-yFSr-oicE and ~ 9 = FUR
innRe
Brown HAss fsEoronEnl ? 20 $40 TO
Csntsis Brooks 90 30
Private HOWE Nichols 100
Time Ia IS OF 3.iel-
Pretty Bitter Chst Play Create Treyiscot
Lostshst Miss Tullahoms Lucky Ann Re
calling and Uncle Bud also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Times Champs Halted

Chicago carriers softba
yesterday afternoon the first
defeat the "A Fairviews, this season.
Fairews champion OF The Detroit Times Carrier Sottba
Windy Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26
Laurel Park Results

FIRST RACE--3-year-olos and UP =. mile
Lemo Crier Glars 1850 $50 90
Nellie Novice Young 27o 40
DARK Danger tDocsoni 20
Time 5. OF 40
BAD Actor Queen ADVICE walter Haignt
VSnTtyst Rita Jane Boy LaTkmead. Sempcf
EEo and Canigo also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-26

VsnTlyst. RITA Jane, Boy LaTknead Sempef
ESQ and Canigo also ran
SECOND RAeE-s-ytsT-olas / -rssls- sRa-7o
yAIe4
Hosum Mann 20 - 40 II 90
Unitrsn young $50 30
on the Line iScsWthorn Is 90
Consignment. STING Lightly Rosa Azteca
HazelS Play, a-Clorene sickle T Winning
Smile Miss Yep and a-Durable also Tan.
a-Boyle entry.
THIRD RACE ysaG-olds q mlls
Reply Paid iWeStTope 4 so 3 90 2 so
Reply Brief Wall $50 SO
Guard snip Campbell elO
Time l.. Is as of 24s
Byrnes Baby LsurentlS sea Bees Devil s
BIZ Chicls Clown and Fire Ladder also ran.
Won but disqualified.
FOURTH RACE 2-yesr-olds = mile
Rampant Dodson $50 24O 40
Comics Gal rWeStTopeI 90 40
Fortify Smelling ) 40
Time ia as. OF 3.lsls-
War Strategy, MARCUS. sweet Chimes and
Neat and TIDY also ran.
FIFTH PACE-3-yesr-ods-and Up =, NILE.
LsnisSt smelling i2,2o 80 50
hmici Kirkland $50 3 30
Flesttown Dodson 240
Time IA I-5- or J s5t5 ,,
Idle Gossip. Spirit Level Little Bunny
March chick Brown Ruin More Belle
Anne Again RaTotonga and High SoN also
ran.