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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1s4l Special sedanette. very good
zs Bulk Sth co., ow'RSgs %x tFff 4fff
5safsf seK 1stg q super tSoo5 sedan radio
ssdnf Wv II SaeK Sie co Rz
ssss % st asoss ssSsH soos iss
bHfck III T. 1s4s as ao 9lse sedan do
heater. A real clean car, S100 under
ceiling. Priced S1,S95. CIRCLE MOTORS,
24O1 Pa. ave. NV.
ass. a4 1855 tsst0sy s1S sp ssf sfss ssd
brand new one. EMERSON oRME, Buick
a5 ssg snd s5 ss spea saasn p slGs sd
tires beauty. is only s1,475. S "si1scLi! CIRCLE
GaGyn4 Ma3ToRSi 4i "a S401 Pa; ave. NV;
MOTORS 1897 14th St, NV. No. 2Ie4
end b.ats1 1sa % radio
cash; 9 s T 0PA zssl ssilins s1.746. Cali before
hofoRs fsss Ssias iash sao t. ax ssM ~
diy. soTo 4s.rasty ssa e:ss :fasa sss nd ass
MOTORS. 1897 14th st. NV. NO. 1854 :
DODGE 1885 coupe; rumble seat and
heater; within oPA ceiling; 1926. 81.
DODGE 1871 two-d door sedan; radio
ing. S1,260. PAcKARD MOTOR SALES,
I242 oath st. NV, RE. 0123.
ceiling price; radio; private owner; $685.
FORD model A sport coupe: fair tires and
good motor; bargain. $3.50. or best offer
within OPA ceiling. ST. 4077.
and ssnd body new tires; low OPA ceiling,
LiNCoLN-zEPHYR 1910 club coupe; r. and
h., OPA., as is, ceiling S1.23s, cash price.
LIN; I1ScolN.zEPHYR olAN7aads1K 1889 4-door sedan;
car immaculate throughout OPA ceiling,
ss ,s: g.. $S51 Earranted ceiling, SI,1ss.
NV AZ EAe 7oS &C. SDsn e9s .SsnnTs FLORIDA
MERCURY 1a41 station wagon: real clean,
excellent rubber. win sell for $3.50.
Under oPA ceiling. CIRCLE MOTORS.
s:ss sssoss sss.s sosss assss iss
d4fbsMoiTE d4tb II T ho saa 2ls4 xsaor ,ooa ,ond,.o
Tres dsno fsir ne dealsrs 41a below ceiling
OLDS 1885 5-pass. 2-door within oPA
ceiling. Radio and heater; good condition.
Forced to sell $500 cash. 1878 18th st. Sc.
1g41 e-cylinder convertible
I 'e iS5 ss ss1oaa Ha s4sh asi and
EfsscksxaP1 fs ssi 5, ina4o lso .sa.n; !, and j.. Or.
sstl1ns ~ u u rs N Ns5M9Ns q MOTORS 1887
PAckHiRiD 5 leas g 'sonS.rtlsls saSa club coupe
hoToRs. 1851 iash isafshs i. sSss nv. ~ sis4.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Complainant, SOLOS McLachIen Bank
Building, Washington 1, d. C.
Filed Nov. 16, 1945. Charles e. Stewart,

United States for the District of CO.
1umbia.-Bradburn Memorial Independent
Methodist Church. Incorporated Washing
ton. d. c., Complainant, VS.. the Unknown
heirs. devisees. and alienees of Nathaniel
Ingraham, Defendants,--Ciyil Action No.
31301 - ORDER OF PUBLICATION. -
The object of this suit is to establish Of
record, the title to the plaintiff, by ad-
verse possession, in and TO- Lot 81, In
Square 1047, said property being so known
for the purposes of assessment and tax
alton. Upon motion of the plaintiff, 1t is,
by the court, this 18th day of November,
194b, ORDERED. that the unknown heirs,
devisees and alienees of Nathaniel Ingra-
ham. deceased, cause their appearance to
be. entered herein ON or before the first
rule day occurring after. the expiration OF
the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays or
legal holidays, from the hrst day OF publi-
cation Of this order. otherwise the cause
default; providing copy Of this order be
published once week for three successive
weeks in The washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star Newspaper, good
cause having been shown why longer pub
iication is unnecessary. tSl II. A.
SCHWEINHAUT. Justice. (Seal.l 4 True
Copy. Test: CHARLES u STEWART. Clerk.
BY EMMA. G. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
no20, 27,dez.
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, d. c., Washington,
November 10, 1945. Sealed proposals will
be received in Room 5O9, District Building,
until 200 PM, November 80, 1945.
and then publicly opened, for ID Storm
water Sewer, Falls Branch Drainage.
Avenue NV, between Up
ton Street and Nebraska Avenue, consist
ing of approximately 1856 linear feet of
terra Gotta pipe sewer, and (2) Dalecarlia
Parkway Stormwater Sewer, between
Loughboro Road and Massachusetts, Ave-
nue. NV, consisting of approximately
300 linear feet of terra Gotta pipe sewer
Proposals, plans and specifications may be
obtained at Room 427, District Building
noI9-6t, ,exSu&hol
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BY Dave BreeerI Goren on Bridge
North and South vulnerable.
West deals.
A104
0AK96
10832
&952
4 AKJs5 N AQ963
y - mn y 1852
8 KQJ 0 oA9T4
4 AK Q84 . AIS
A72
0QJ8743
165
%1073.
The bidding:


%1073
The bidding:
West North East South
2 spades Pass 3 spades Pass
4 clubs Pass 4 diamonds Pass
Z spades Pass Pass Pass
In the handling of rockcrushers,
the information that partner has
one ace may be inadequate where
only a specific ace will serve the
purpose. This is always true where
a void suit is held and partners
ace may be in that suit. In such
cases the direct method is more apt
to prove effective.
When I saw the above hand
played, West, in a softly modulated
tone, opened with two spades and
received cheerful raise from part
ner. The vision of a grand slam
passed before him in all it's splendor
and impulsively he uttered the
magic words -four no trump" East
'dutifully made the Blackwood re-
sponse of five diamonds indicating
one ace and West was right back
where he started. Unwilling to take
the $3.50 chance that it was the
ace of diamonds, he was content to
bid only six spades and was dis
mayed to find that he could spread
Is tricks.
In the direct method shown in
the diagram above. the bidding was
the essence of simplicity. After
spades have been supported, the
opener goes out on q. fishing expe-
dition by bidding four clubs, at
which point it is the duty of re-
sponder to show an ace if he has
one. The only risk involved in the
grand slam is that East may have
raised on four spades to the 10, in
which case the grand slam would
not be good enough gamble, but
there would still be a reasonably
good chance of picking up the queen.
There is certain school of play
ers who in response to two bids i'm
mediately show aces regardless OF
suits. On this hand the perfect re-
Psult is easy to obtain with this
method. But most of the experts
prefer to make a natural response
first Showing their suit if they have
a good one) and to postpone the
showing of aces until the next round.
In many instances, the knowledge
that responder has a suit which
can provide discards, will enable
opener to bid slam which no
amount of ace showing could ac-
complish. Take the following hand
for example:
AAKQ QJxX AK
OK 0Axx
bAxx oxXx
. &AKx 4OJ109x
In response to an opening two
spade bid, If East shows the ace of
hearts. West will stin be concerned
about his losers in diamonds and
clubs. But if the response is three
clubs, the subsequent showing of
the ace of hearts, will enable OPEN
er to count to Is.
tcopyright, 1945, by Charles H Goren)
Evening star., 1945-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
w. H. sHoLEs, Attorney.

W. H. SHOLES, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
-- States for the District of Columbia
ministration. wv This is to to- Give Notice
That the subscriber Of the District Of Co
lumbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Spalding. late of the District of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally authenticated, 10 the sub
scriber. on or before the 30th day Of Oc-
be iro aaey may GS
estate Given under my hand this 3Oth
day of october. 1e45 WILLIAM H.
VICTOR 8 MERsca. HUI Resistsr a Of wis sess; for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court no6, ,13,CO
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JAMES z. ARTS, Attorney.
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

RECAPPING in Wash, 1-day service; guar
aantee workmanship: leave the car before
am. ready at 5 pm. CONSOLIDATED
0S34 and LU. 1877
SMALL TRAILER for sale capable of haul
ing between q and Z tons. JAMES PAR
RECO & SON. HO. 5o20
MOTORCfCLE tcommerciaN, 1941 Harley
Davidson. 1925 Call MA 5abI Dos
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WOULD LIKE to purchase downtown bust
ness property; can invest from $4,000 TO
100000 cash Box 210-C, Star.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for D. C busi-
ness and investment properties, building
sites, sItes, etc. ASK 6o for M Measell, BOSS &
SMALL BUILDING, suitable for automo-
bile repair shop, 2 to. car capacity; with
Oil or Wn9Hs aonsder gas anv Satoh prefer
BERG 337 MARYLAND ave ne. 25'
MY SPECIALITY is business property and
apartment houses, from 100000 to So
100000. If interested in selling or buying,
and desiring results, quick and confiden-
tial. kindly contact Harry Cohen GE
02sS SHANNON e. LUCHS CO. 1905 H
ct. NV, Ma 224h
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO, TRUCK, TAXI = Loans, S25 g
$4,000; low cost, 1S mos. to repay. EQU1-
Offices. cor cor. 17tth and Eye s, NV
RE. o120: cor. 18th and H ne. FIR. 1900
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a AK QJxx AK
VX 2Axx
O AK oxXX
4 AK QJl09x
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.

From Pfc. M. H. Cullen. Camp
Pendleton: In recent column dis
cussing the two pronunciations of
saga you say, THE latter, to my
ears at least, is the most pleasing"
A superlative adjective for the COM
parison of two objects or things? /
find no authority for it. Colby,
you're wrong!
Answer-A number of other read
ers have chided me for not saying.
more pleasing" in accordance with
the rule for the comparative and
superlative degrees.
1t is a nice point of grammar.
When comparing two only, such
comparatives as better. larger, more,
less, etc. are used In comparing
more than two, the superlatives best,
largest, most, least, are used.
However, few writers observe the
fine distinction, and speakers gen.
orally disregard it. Do we not say,
Put your best foot forward even
though a person has but two feet?
When two boxers meet, no one
thinks of saying. May the better
man win" The mother who coun-
sells her child (two persons only in
variably says, Mother knows best"
In 1--WE Who Speak English"
| (Thomas Y. Crowell Coz, Dean
Charles A. Lloyd asks: Suppose
there are three boys in a room. and
that one of them is taller than either
OF the other two He is then un-
questionably the tallest boy in the
room. Now suppose that one of
the others goes out. Is not the same
boy still the tallest boy in the room?
If not, why not?
| Just out. My new pamphlet How
| to Improve Your Speaking Voice"
| must for ministers, lawyers. public
| speakers, teachers and broadcasters,
| Based on the Italian tbei cantol meth
| cd of voice production. For free
| copy, send a stamped, self addressed
| envelope to Frank Colby. in care of this
paper Ask for VOICE pamphlet.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Federal WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
ings Administration, Washington. D. C.,
November 10, 1945. Sealed bids in dupli-
at / PM November 80, 1915, for re-
modelling the secretary's waiting room,
fifth floor. Department of Commerce Build
ing, Washington, D. C. Drawings and
specifications may be obtained at this
office and must be returned to this office.
The furnishing of more than one set will
be in the discretion Of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings. w. E. REYNOLDS.
Commissioner of Public Buildings, Federal
Works Agency 81
Evening star., 1945-11-20

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box IT. Mayo. A. A. Co. Nd
3If ACRES wooded land, with high 'front.'
age on mile-wlde Nanjemoy Greek. as miles
Star 90.
NORTH REACH nice cottages on cor
ner lot, near beach and stores One has
rooms. bath and porch. other > rooms
bath and porch. Running water. cleo
tricity. gas kitchen stoves Completely
furnished. good income: $500 T. D.
BURGESS, 1924 Fenna. ave. Sc, TR. 1899
till 9 pm
BAY RIDGE, MD.-Large house 4 bed
rooms large kitchen, dining room. living
room with open fireplace, large inclosed
porch. new electric stove and refrigerator: :
lot a5x2o0: Al condition; 2-car garage;
u 300. JOHN F. DONOHOE IL SONS.
II Penna, ave sc IL DpS4
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MONEY WANTED.

WE CAN USE LIST morteage money pay
able from l to years. bearing SO in
terest, on commercial property, valuable
corner locations. RE. 1858.
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LETTER-oUT

Remove ono letter from each word end
rearronge TO spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
aLettered-outa correctly It's seizure.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter. Out
fn wHERE-EWER tpitcher,.
III MISERy-HJMES tsimtlar eounds1.
III TABL@BEA9T {lionl
IN CRCNIE4-CENSoH tcrftiol. r.
(C) CATN1p-PAINT <enamaO.
Evening star., 1945-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES Cont. J /.
THOMAS F. BURKE, Attorney.

u.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. 1920. Ad-
ministration:LThis mi is to Give Notice:
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court OF the District of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration on the estate of william
?; Mayfield lWm. P. Mayfield). late of the
Dssrist Saynr Of Columbia deceased All
are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber, on or before
the dhs.rs,,n. 9Th day Of November. AID: l94e;
from all beneht of said estate. Given
under my hand this 9th day of November.
lg45. DOROTHY T, MAYFIELD. 1912
VICTOR s. MERsoH, Register Of wits for
the District OF Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court. no20.27 .de4.
JAMES z. ARTS, Attorney.
Tower Bldg.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. SO. 127. Ad-
That the subscribers Of Of the he state of Penn. Penn.
Probate Court Of the District of coiumbia,
letters Testamentary, on. the estate OF
Emma L. DeGraw, late of the District Of
claims against, the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
Of october. A, D: 1916; otherwise they may
by Jaw be excluded. from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under our hands this 3lst
day Of octobe.. 1875 WILLIAM D.
deiphia: Pa, WILLIAM 4. sHoIEs. rover rover
VICTOR S. MERscH, Register OF wits for
the pre,l Dstrist rr. of Columbia. CLERK Of the
Evening star., 1945-11-20
ACREAGE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DR. 9 ACRES WANTED, U. S. hwy. Il
to 20 miles south of Washington; cash
] TR 1864 after nm o6s
Evening star., 1945-11-20
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ALL CASH for small houses. any condi
ton, in D. C. Before selling phone m
for best offer MA .7O7l
Evening star., 1945-11-20

BUICK 194l Special sedanette, very good
heater; SI,225, below OPA
ceiling; will sell with or without trade
a1AIISVILLE BUICK CO., WA. ALL.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-25
Xmas Mailing 3 Weeks Away

Headquarters, Alaskan De- pArtment-The post office de- partment has launched a cam paign to remind all citizens that Christmas parcels for Army per- sonEel overseas must be mailed auring the peliod between Sept. IS and Oct. l5.
 Christmas parcels should be so marked and requests from sol a1erS are not necessary. Parcels must not exceed 5 pounds nor 15 hcies in length or 36 inches in length and girth combined.
 Packages should be packed so voDteDts will not rattle, in boxes
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-25

I metal, wood or strong fiber oard and tied with strong cord nott9d at the corners.
 Address must be complete and gible, and use of labels is dis o0raged as they often come lose. ] IS suggested that a slip of Aper listing sender, addressee nd list of contents be placed in aeh package.
 The War Department recom- sends that you send only one arcel to each serviceman and nly one parcel from each person T the same addressee will be ecel ted in any one week.
 Gifts should be limited to art ses DO readily obtalnaole by De recipient as determined by OHespondence
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-25

relatives and friends en route. She was accompanied on the trip by her daughter, Nancy Ann.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-25

Mrs. Jeff J. Norman, returned esaatly after spending the sum- Asa visiting in Forsythe, Mont
Kodiak mirror., 1945-08-25

ana at the home of her parents, in Tacoma, Washington with MT. Norman's parents and with other
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Makes 7-1Q Split.
In City Meet

One Class A team. Atilio Ye-
sues Top Hat from Fort Park
House, remains 10 roll tonight, the
final on the regular schedule at
Hall-DOdds. Squads continue in
the overaverage minor events at
| Palmer Park until June 8.
Deluxweld. Suffrin and Fort
Park did not disturb the leaders
last night. At Palmer Park, Carl
Bitter made the 7-l0 split Edward
Woolan had l9l-192-l93 for SIC.
Jack GuZik had Palmer Parks
first 700 of the tournament with
233-246-22l. 1t gave him IT'S over
and brought seventh place.
Andy Anderson nailed first
place in singles with 2l6 from SIC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
City Tourney Standings

REGULARS
p,ri,clssn soss Louf Cave Recreation
so77 - 3OiT hCens Irombiy 1920
Sterling 2sos
Glass;
OVTRANTRAGF
pilnfs A7n steve Pecreati0n tNlldt0~N
SEQ Wolverine Chips West CaicaE0I 13a
kdwsst Machine $40. Aliss 3l4.
psynolts as. Crane Underwood 400
clutch I've a7l TnuncsTbo.is ass Ygna-
buds 3Si Ed's shop $40
Truck Invoice Dodge Learuco E0i Hard
srirT Five 3e1 Pslsf'ins-H7'Trf 7T7 Peter.
sons spsnlst 37s Post O'ncs 3s5
DOUBLES
RFGILARS
August pftfks-C1freure js1sEFr 1880 4 i-
rust psmberg-Nafsiu Poder 1885. Linoc.r
pFppsnhsrsn-Cecrys Pelk 1875 Frbnk Zion
Tony E7vsk l27a Roy Mi.an-A,oer' Aasso4l
oVTRlvERAGE
mre psrik-Joe vsrta 2si Marty R1.and,-
Dominic Pepe 2ez Jerry Srvar1 -Aram Befi-
fisn 2A7 Stanley pa0ovfsi. Rsnt Hansen
23s. Clyde Cen-Joe NcPhar.in 23l.
SINGLTS
RTGt LARS
Joe Marc sp2 Frank Zi0n and AnfN0uy
pou SIS Clement Peuniln S7f Fln0
csdorin s76. Joe LAncry snd Harold Good
oyERAVTRaGT
Bsyfle Fries ls7 Charlie Waftnmsn i7s
Robert Crouch lit
AiJIvTNTs
John Crimmins 1888 sam Barnett faip
Dssrd Kukls 1871, Wsl,er johnson 1874,
ty Wsiby 1873
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
SANTA ANITA

I-CRoON EASY. Brokers Call, Brave
Gesture.
2-vALDINA CHIEF. Pleasure Hour. HsttG
Pride
3-HICH SIERRA RichoChct. Camera Man.
A-WATCH HENRY PaulaS Streak. Solly T.
h-LiGABATITO Mlat Y Kiey lee.
B-STRONGHOLD. Sirde Bull Reign
III 8 SALUTE. FeTgie's Count. VAidinA
Andre
s-sTREAGTH Skiiiman- Favor.
BkST-STRONGHOTD
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Jockey Critical

WILMINGTON. Del, June 4
tUP)-Roy Fiocchi, an apprentice
jockey, remained in critical con-
dition today at Delaware hospital
from a severe brain conclusion
suffered when his horse fell on
him in the final race at Delaware
Park Sau4rdaX--
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
DELAWARE PARK

1-AIRILY Milly C. Oceania
2-CHANCE CAIN Trsgedienne Miss War,
3--TEGNRSSEE MAID, Busy Man. TArfun.
4--JACK MADIGAN Abiel Our Boat
S-THE DOGE. Hilyer Court. War strategy.
6-QUARTER MOON Ouillon. Tetra Rock.
7-LORD VATOUT. Victory Blue. GranlaR
e--wICKLIFFE CAL, Flying Junior Winged
PhATAh
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
NARRaGANSETT

try FLYING. Maeiinr Past Temp.
PRIMARILY. Miss Identity Bloodhound.
3-CURLY ACE, Val Victory. Efhad
4-RENARD ENTRY tQueen Echo and
Binders Boz, Precious Years. Dis
cpuraged
5-MHK D-EsPRTT. Hayai Tinty, Cup
e-wEsTWoOD BELLE. Good Going. Post
War style.
7-GoLD BILL. Supreme Ideal. Hslcyon
Boy
s-MAECHANCE Brocade, Affair
BEST-WALLACE RENARD ENTRY
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
CHURCHILL DOWNS

i-BfC ALBERT. Prince Mistake. Strutter.
2-BLACK FANTASY. JUSTIFIED. Robins
Pet
3-BRICHr STEEL. shush Cadet Carl.
camps BABY. Demaweista, Final Re
ward
5-HoPEFUL REWARD, Little Monarch.
Carmel Town.
s-NAVY CROSS. Ben Gray. Zzca Pet
T-COLEY BAY JAmeTicA. o. X sugar.
S-IRON BARGE, Expose. Winnpean.
BEST-COLEY BAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Best Bets
Lew Walter
BELMONT PARK

i-FoRcETMEKow. Indian Plains. Way
mark
7-HISTRIONIC. Bsllotant. Snowline.
S---AHMlSK, Iron shot Royal Archer.
4-MILTTARY MAN CaValuke, Trace Man.
b--ARIEL SHOW. TaTswa Big Teddy.
6-ENFILADE. Darby Dune. Beau Gay.
T-TRANSFORMER. SmolenSko. Soldiers
Song
s-PARIF1ED, Blazing Glory, Pistol Pete.
BEST-TRANSFORME
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
AT NARRAcANsrrr

weather. CLOUDY track muddy
First Race-betanian Hop sAa. Pat
KumaT. JuncO.
second Race-Red FoE Roman Ahhatt.
Treelynne Black san, Cray Victory. Curley
Ace Danish Ruth
Third Race-Eady's agent
Fourth Race-RolS High. Evelyn " A.,
Grand BurEee
Ftfth Rsce-Charhcter Man. Cypsier.
Pretty Lady. Jack Reaper, Fe-ahsEe Black
Buster.
Sixth Rhce-Dansatio Str1Iing EAsv,
Henry knight Dauntless Cal. SHINY
Penny
Seventh Race--PumDrun Snaseeen
Eighth PaCe-DOg TrOt ASK Ne A One
Dams Choice, Defense Bond DISCOURAGED
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Sandlot Gard DELAYED

All sandlot games in The DBF,
Dearborn, Legion, Lutheran and
lnter-County leagues were post
pOned Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

get this dog 10 bed at once!"
First thing the doc decided
was that he'd have TO X-ray
Suds 10 look for ulcers he
didn't find any ulcers. but he
did find where my "A" book
had gone. Then he rolled
Suds over and sunk his finger
into his stomach up TO the
knuckle Suds rolled back
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
AT BELMONT PARK

weather drilling track sloppy
FIRST RAce-CouSin Nan Meneitnel
second RAoe--New Weapon. Tigteu Is
positA Yacht Ore the Ira In Thank2.
Fourth Rsce-Zacorn Grand World Bud
de Bones. Kay Scout
Seventh Rsce-Burra Peg.
Eighth Race-Oatmeal
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Narraoansett Results

riRsT RACE yeaI-oids And We, 2, mile
Brush Warm
tBslIsTetu $50 80 20
TRIO tCrovriN 20 80
Chieft Boy Pratt 90
Time x Is oW 9-ssl-
princs PlAY- L een1-k-s Alc-1e- Ia
Mutt Quest POKER DIE Outtsif Pair scotch
Prssd. Lsdys Count and AIunt0~n sll0 ran
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
COMMUNICATES
By BOB
HOPE

OUR
~ veterinarian that's Sud had been
acting
around Arbor Day We took Jerry coonna with little ema
the doctor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
LINCOLN FIELDS

Weather. clear. track s.Gw
First kace-SuEmae Marjorie $
Second Rsce-Cay Thorne Old Iron. Bag
nell
Third Race-Perfecf Melody
Fourth Race-CoolinR Spring Strorpbug
ValinA Clown. Lady Flares Patr,isks
Fifth Race--Rodlmlc
seventh RaCe-Rand0n' Breeze
sixth Race-Bring be Home H0ldau. 81
mails Blok
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RAcE-4-ysGs-olss and up. q, mile
Dusty fPermanei $50 90 70
AK Dorko fSnideTl - S.oO 80
Time I.I7 Is. OFF f-3f
Ten 10 Ace, Fleet Air. Jaco ROYAL Bud Grey
and a-Adelnhi also ran.
a-I Fink entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Ten 70 No FIft[ MT. JHIU Fl"TsIl HNl NIFI
and s-Adelnhi also ran,
al. Fink entry.
SECOND RAcE-3-ysar-oidI ana up, ..
mile.
Ypis fJemAsl II so 30 zoo
BrrvttfTuru hftfirt 80 = 80 -
Pink Devil May 10 10
-Tims i:l44-5. 2.oSi7
SoIden Cloth Pats Mary. Iitte shifief
doxs Fall Peacock LADY Liberty Tri,e
Ny March Dolly warden Karen .. Jim =
.tsnie T1Efelt Espoxita Yacht. Ore-the-Les
and In Thanks hlso ran
THIRD RKCE-4-yesT-0idS and up over
hurdles about liz milrt
e-Cr,y Hood HAKri1nn a. A-20 ID 40 40
Nordmeer Cruz d so 90
t-Ptcture Prince thcCccl 80
Time 2 81 as or -
a-Rsyiyxn b-BndsT s-Coscy Gs.A Reign
and c-Pes, Moss also rRn
s-hrs A Clark entry
bMrt I'd Weir entry.
&C " Klein entry
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
CHURCHILL DnWNs

CHURCHILL DOWNS
weather. cloudy. track. fast.
.Fiut kace-RoyAl Canadian
second Race-Bea l.. Pretty Plane
Fiith Race -- Up Grade Hasty Farley.
Flaming Arrow. Rivers End
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Entries. Best Bets and Results
Scratches
ny United Press
rHIarIr nnuLN

THISTLE DOWN
weather. cloudy. tTaCk muddy
FIRST hace-Callant Brave, CeleIiOr.
second kaee-Fsst work
Third Race-Mig Ditty
sixth hace-Declared or tno substitutel. 1.
only seven races
New sixth Race tformer seventh race -
Felicity.
seventh Race liormer eighth race -Frou-
81 FrJu.
DELAWARE
weather CLOUDY track fast.
fifst karr-CuTieT HAlran Best
second kAce-CaesaT
feet.
Fiith Race-Flying Junior.
Seventh RaCe-Air Power.
CHARLES TOWN
weather. cloudy uafk fast.
Firt Rsce-sunny Del
second kace-Credeuce Rolling water,
Flfth kace-Rsmases Satellite
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

Apprentice allowance claimed
Horses listed according 20 pott position.
Weather. clear. track. fast
Poat 30 .. m, Detroit time
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
FOR TUESDAY

xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed according 10 post posluon'
weather. cloudy, track. muddy.
Post, 80 y. m. Detroit Time
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

vrS pounds apprentice allowance claimed
wv pounds apprentice slluusnce claimed
Horses listed according 20 post position.
POST 20 y m Defroi, time