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Evening star., 1946-06-30
Women Bow|ers Fire
AT New Duckpin at
BrookIand Today

Held in conjunction with the fifth
weekly Bowlers Victory Legion ham
dicap today at Brookland Recrea-
ton, two teams Of Washington's
leading women pinspillers will get
their first crack at the new shaped
and heavier duckpin in a match
starting at pm.
The special attraction will pit the
King Pin All-stars. composed of
Madge Lewis. Lucy Rose, Edie Peter
son, Evelyn Nickel and Ruth King,
against a picked Brookland COM
bination of Jessie Sacrey, Georgia
Hays, Lois Gladding Mary Brown
and Bing Moen.
Scores the topflight women duck
pinners will mark up with the new
maple designed by DR.. Lynman
Briggs of the National Bureau Of
lStandards will be compared with
those made last week by the men
when Hi-Skor. District League
champions, defeated second-place
King Pin, 1856 to 1926.
oeoies iudue py DOtn men and
women will be one of the main topics
at the monthly meeting of the Met
ropolitan Washington Bowling Alley
Operators Association tomorrow at
the Mayflower. It's no secret that
the operators are looking for a pin
TO be used with the new automatic
plnsetting machine, which many will
install as soon as manufacture makes
it possible.
Starting at 2 this afternoon, one
OF the biggest turnouts for the sum-
mer BVL event is expected. Top
prize is $50. Entrance fee is $3.50
Both alley and contestant con-
tribute Is cents to the BVL fund
Full handicaps are based on
scratches of 128 for men and ll8
Tor women.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Charles Town Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: claiming
sy 1rp.H csIro snd HpSard so e
Gallant Doc (FitzeeraldI 4.2(
Also ran@Foxy Frank, Laugh and Play
vgssS sfsoNb R e Pn pg5Rs sS Pists ssnln.
Ksptime (Millatersl 7s0 $50 s6f
cbsqtoo5 eFis1n shiP 1ss1noY 1nssseto $50 34t 34t
Also '' ran@Lord Nelson, Big Jack. Mac.
srisr. Alimony KID. Kid, EIsi High AL Alta 20,
THIRD pas RAcEmPursei Suq5e sei' $500: claiming
4-year-olds and upward: about 41a fur
E, s.5ts NJ Bsgd BsIsRSo' 1900 asss 4ssS 1sst go
'slahah 4,me, 'IfnnmaFo' r m, 800
Also os' ssn&zyloxxi., Laili Rose, Lad,
Doctor, Pandoramint. Hard Guy
FOURTH RACEPurse. 81 900; allow
enees; 3-year -olds and upward; about Al
Annie! Anniss Is,,,n,,a, Dream .seoccs' $40 ssS SO
Shes Scotch tsarno) 2'2'
Also ,'' 'ransvalley Doctor, French Nine
ssEmss yFa Nss aPd ds 81 Soo sF wfnl eamns
Gay vIetory, aPslumbo) 1850 o599 ~
Song Flight tKirk) 2.St
Also ran-ouarterdom. 10 Ann, Ray.
light, Trylet Morsils Lad.
Sixth RACE-Purse. 81 900; allow
snces: 3-year-olds; Charles. Town course
Her Hiehness (W. Kirk 800 $50 2.st
Hug Bug (W. Miller) 2.40 4,
st. Lo q. Baird) 5.2(
Time, 1:1S
Also ran-Alar. Singing Harp, Edi
Jane. AIMS Guardian. Fanchra.
SEVENTH RACE-Purses 81 900; allow
snces; 3-year-olds; Charles Town course
Broadway Sal Palumbo) $50 400 3.4t
Sure Gift (W. Kirk 4.40 4.0l
6orrovful wv Webber) 7.Ot
Time, 1:1s.
Also ran-Phoness, Oyster K, sishtseer
Toxler. Darten.
MGHIdh NH RAGEmPprse' sld Sn ,s,i.. Ssoo' claiming
g. c. Hamilton tCar'lol 1850 $40 So
6hambles (E. ChurchilD 500 $50
Vale Victory Up. Grant, 2.6(
( Time, / so.
Also ran-specialist. Merrily Go, Cherns
Pine and Dandy, Tupelo Miss
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Jack Joining Angott This Week
In Fight Prep at Liberty A.C.

Sidney Walker, the Augusta (Ga.)
Negro known in the fight game as
Beau Jack, will arrive here on We'd
nesday to continue workouts at
Liberty A. G. for his fight on July
8 with Sammy Angott at the ball
park. Angott already has been
drilling here for week.
Beau Jack, a former caddy, has
gained ring fame and a sizeable
fortune and could eat well and
regularly for the rest OF his life
without lacing on another boxing
glove, but he intends to continue
in the business as long as he can
rate with the top fighters.
He twice has held the world light
weight championship, and yet may
get 1t third time. He and Angott,
also former lightweight champ,
fought to a draw in Madison Square
Garden early in 1914, but not until
now have they agreed to a return
bout. Promoter Goldie Ahearn
gleefully anticipates a big turnout
on cash-on -the-line customers for
what shapes up as top attraction.
Angott is one of the great little
fighters of this era. He's particu-
larly noted as spoiler, fact which
may keep Beau from being too much
of favorite next week. He's the
Only how ever to defeat Willie pep
and along the same line he delt out
three defeats to Bob Montgomery
and came out of retirement to trim
Slugger White for the lightweight
crown.
He also came out OF retirement
again to start his latest come
back by chilling Ike Williams,
National Boxing Association light
weight champion, in Pittsburgh last
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Duncan Driving Again
In Midget Car Meet
AtWest Lanhan, :.

Top competition in midget auto
racing awaits local fans Tuesday
night when most of the best drivers
in the East will appear in an all
star field at the West Lanham
Speedway at $3.50 o'clock.
An improved tire situation brought
q f1rst-class field to the steeply-
banked quarter mile speedway last
Tuesday night and some of the
best racing witnessed by Lanham
fans was given a big hand as Dutch
Schaffer wheeled his cycle-powered
doodlebug to victory in the feature
OF considerable interest to racing
fans Is the announcement made
public last night that Len Duncan,
popular pilot of the No. II Ford
Special, was uninjured in crackup
last Tuesday night and will return
to action this week.
Schaffer and George Fonder, who
finished one-two. will be in the
field, along with Mike Joseph,
Charley Breslin. Harry Gassel.
George Marshman and many other
noted pilots.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Grays' Chances Slim
In First-HaIf Race

Homestead Grays. defendin 6
champions in the Negro National
League, have only slim chance of
finishing on top in the first half
race which ends July 4. They are
in third spot now and will be out
to improve their rating in today's
twin bill against the New York Black
Yankees at Griffith Stadium.
The last-place Yankees ruined. the
despite their cellar position, could
despit their cellar position. could
be troublesome again. They have
added several new payers in a move
to gain strength for the second half
race.
Johnny Hardy and Ray Paris
have replaced veterans Willie Wells
and Harry Williams at shortstop
and third base and a Cuban player,
Luis Ascanio, now is at first.
Neck Stanley, a spitballer, and
Jim Newkirk will hurl for the
Yankees against Gene Smith and
Garnet Blair of the Grays.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Delaware Park Results

FIRST, ,RAcE-Purse. $4,000; maidens;
k.psnd kszsssio!fah lasctsl3 ts3 furl0ns. $3.50 117o 500
Papets 1scsWthorn} 3.sa
sef.' f''0 RsssIs. eSsSlsh; ss:ssatasds1f.
Degaess Sun sooo p5Se claim
Sy.r.,n eyer a1..'i LulIS, 1s1,.,,,n., 7so 3ssoo 2seS
Also % rahEkins the Bell, cannikin,
H'Tfh THiRp E.faeas RaeE-purse, sa,5eo; claiming;
HsasISsnds k...IIs sKoo6 Delar" 1910 4tsoe 3.ssee
oisRIs, 4'n,. iisat 1!sa Cherry %so
Also m'i irannEPlayjames, Stolen Kiss. Topsy
eue, Sun Chevie, GRAMMAR Lassie, Day,
MiR5IfTa RH chs; RhcSmPn1ss 9msshsne $4,000 claim.
Well Alright (Root 2s.2o 1920 SO
Fsrtido esnider1 Id,as,o o'oo 20
Also ran2cspt America, Still Life
Grand Fanar. Exploration. Fennant Way
0p1i PIrFH Hfn1ss: RAcESPurse, fraa $500; claim.
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; Il. miles.
sl1.s ssa,l1.st ,K'se .R.ouris $40 ssso sso ss6 z sc
ehfHs: fIs., qsP; Isg:, 'snldsF' 4s'
Also % ran2samhsr, Art Brown. Beau.
Nurse.
SIXTH RAC-Purse, $4,000; added
Newcastle Handicap; 3-year-olds and up.
s1!d.! ti:xsT psl.rn 40 2 2so so s.;;os
Mahmoudess tScawthorn) 2.S0
Time, 1434s.
Also ran-Segula. Proposition, Fair Ann
sEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; al
iowances; 4year-olds and upward; Lie
Larky Day Gynch, 1910 $40 2.so
George Case (Snider) 2o0 2 sc
Megogo tscawthorn) $40
Time, 143a.
Also ran-Pharaday, Meadow Maid, Mat
Case.
EIGHTH RAGE-Purse, $500: 3-year-
olds And up; allowances: l ,e miles
Bull Session (Snider) 21.10 $40 $50
Dtrl Oelara) 40 $50
4am (Gonzalez) $40
Time, 1:46
Also ran-Galladare Bossiney Lucky
Hit, Flying Weather Naval Base Marcia P.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500; claiming;
ssa Sad ,sesso9 saa onward furlGnES
Miss Advice (Robarh 1890 $50
Henry Payne !Hettinser) 1880
Also ranEAbreso. Hex. Vim. Airy Goer,
sEcoNp RAcE-purse, $4,000: allow
Tag prili lshav) $40 $50 2so
Prosnosis lMcGowan) $40
Il Aise ranIRum stick: Liberation; chsys- ,,g,
iovE,, fas. Figs Hasds STi On he M Riysr' nv WI"
rH1Rp Pay RaGHsuFRs. ReuDIs Rsd ss2 1850 90? allow
singular IKeene, 40 seo go
Little Hoops (Gyton) $50 go
I'fxa Zine oTpas99 1'as9s Ii''u'p ESQ
Also ran-Jenkins. Brevrome, One Look
s'FeasIs Fo1RrH RAcE-purs. $4,000, tn.
A. Sss55s es;5ai lNssSia, NsSShs 1910 sSs sss
10 Agnes CMcGowan 700
Also o'' 'r.nWWindmill. Shiny Penny. Hill.
FIFTH HAcE-purss: $4,000 added,
the Miles standish Stakes; 2-year-olds;
Mel Eppley 0icausD $50 $50
Black Knave ,(PollarO 500
Time, 1:053s.
Also ran-Oidenasai, Herbie G. a Rube,
q Belrate, End of Strife, Rum Runner
ar. B. Carroll entry
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
Ances; 4-year-olds and up: lis miles.
Dinner Party {Hettinger) $50 2.40 2.20
Bill Hardey LicausD $50 $50
p. B. Eye (Keene) 500
Time, 1:44s:
Also ran-inwood Jim, Broke Even.
Mono Tag. West Fleet.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow.
ances: 3-year-olds and up; /. miles.
olympic Zenith (zufelt) 400 $40 $50
&ender Lady Keene) $40 2.So
Xendor (Sconza) 40
s Time, 1:45.
Also ran-Boy Soldier, Pompagle. Air
Sower, Unknown Reward, Sky Skipper.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $780,. allow
ences; 4-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
s:is,iet!sn s.su ts.to HsttnseD 1850 9o zoo aso asoo
VEGAS Wheel LicausD ESQ
Time, 1:523s.
Also ran-Hemfox, yaldivia, sibsis, spir-
nual, Rest Awhile.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Bridal Flower Ahead
In Rich New Castle
BY the Assoeio'sd Pres,

STANTON, Del. June 29.-Fresh
from an easy score in the Gazelle
Stakes at Aqueduct, Edward r
Bradley's 3-year-old finy, Bridal
Flower. at S4l0 today added Della
ware Parks rich New Castle s25, 600
added handicap to her string OF
victories.
1t was the first time In some
years that Col Bradleyis green and
white silks had been worn at Della
ware Park. William du Points Fox
catcher Farm banner also returned
to the course after having been
away since 1887 Du Pont, who de-
signed and built Delaware Park.
paid one of his infrequent visits
and saw his silks carried into sec
ond place by Surosa in the New
Castle.
Not having to be extended. Bridal
Flower beat Surosa four lengths
Surosa was 31a lengths ahead of
Joseph G. Dushocks Gray NAH
moudeSs.
The track was fast and Bridal
Flower was timed in l:434f5 for
the 1/16 miles.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Slice Nose in Front
In My|es Standish
By the Axsoeiotad Prau

BOSTON. June 29.-Pinched back
just outside the eighth pole, S. D.
Sidell's Slice, third choice. recov-
cred and came on courageously to
win the l0,000-added Myles Stand
ish Stakes today at Suffolk Downs
before 21.827.
Slice scored by nose in this q
year-old event, which drew eight
starters. just catching Thomas c.
Melrose's Mel Eppley. Two lengths
further back and only separated by
another nose came Black Knave,
owned by John Mccarthy. and Jo-
seph Cavegnano, with Mrs. H. C.
Wolfe's Herbie G. running fourth.
The winner raced the five and a
half furlongs in LOSS and paid
S10.40.
Evening star., 1946-06-30

consistent Miss Fox, who was ridder
by Peggy Hamilton of Warrenton
The reserve was pinned on Pop Over
owned and beautifully ridden by
Ann Everett Yoe of Charlottesville
Va. Youngsters from IL years ur
performed in the lead line class
Laurie Lawrence, a splendid 3-year-
old horsewoman, riding Dunnotta,
Farms Jenny Wren won over a
sporty class.
Nancy Wear, 7-year-old oil
Penllyn. Pa, the only entrant rid
ing side saddle. intrigued the crowd
with her old style riding habit and
clever riding of Little King to many
ribbons.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Big Arlington Stake Card Split
By Rippey, Miss Kimo1 War Fan

$3.50. His time for the seven fur
longs was 1865 and he picked up
a check of $19,45O.
Spy Long was scratched because
his trainer Jack Hodgins reported
the colt was suffering from a slight
fever.
War Fan snatched the lead early
from Chance Bea in her division
of the Pollyana. Jockey Johnny
Adams led War Fan home by a
length and quarter over Ballarita
and A. B. Hancock, jr.'s Blue Grass
was third. 1t was War Fans first
triumph in five starts.
The winner, a half sister to Lord
Boswell, returned 1880 for 81 and
her time for the 51a furlongs was
1:09. War Fan earned $19,325.
Mrs. Al Sabath's Say Blue nm
ished second, half length in front
Of Casa Camara. Miss Kimo, favor
lite, paid $500 and her time was 1903.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Ida's Nine Has Big Task
In Naiman Game Today

Idas Department Store, unde-
feated leader in the National City
Sunday League, faces hefty chal-
lenger today on the South Ellipse
in Naiman's Photos nine that has
lost but one game while winning
three.
Hardesty's Market, with record
of four wins against one tumble.
takes on Joe Boyles Bar on the
North Ellipse. Miller Furniture
meets Mar Ray Bar on the West
diamond and Taft AC faces Bam-
by Bread on Taft Field.
All games are scheduled for 3
O'clock
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Stepfother Loses
To II to I Shot
BY the ksseeioted Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf, June %.
Rolling Hills Farms Shin Ma
lone, 12-1 outsider, pulled a sur
prise to beat Louis B. Mayors
Stepfather, odds-on favorite, by
a length today in the s25, 600, six
furlong Haggin stakes for Cali
fornia-bred two year olds at
Hollywood Park. Stirrup Cup was
third In the 11-horse field.
Shin Malone was clocked In
Ill fat, fastest time hung up in
five runnings of the Haggin.
A crowd of 35,785 that backed
Stepfather down to 3-5. watched
Shin Malone, ridden by Ralph
Neves, set the pace from two fur
longs to the finish.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Garden State Sets Mark
In Purse Distribution
BY the Associoted Press

CAMDEN, NJ j.. June 29.-Gar-
den State Park announced today
its 1916 racing season would see a
new record purse distribution for
the track although its season has
been reduced from SO days to ~
days. Last year prize awards to-
tailed $1,192, 400.
The summer period. opening Au-
gust 10 for four weeks, will have
prizes scaling from q minimum OF
81, 500. @
& There will be seven stake races,
topped by the $4,000 added Jersey
Handicap, with total prize money
of 500. 900.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Two Boil Games Listed
For Big Outing Today

A baseball game between teams
representing opposite sides of
Seventh street is the sports feature
Of today's Marshall Hall outing of
the Manhattan Auto & Radio Co.
The west side of the street, repre-
sented by the companys accessory
and radio department, will play the
repair and auto sales department
from the east side.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Swede Strand Scores
Over MacMitche||:;
Mathis Wins 100
by the Assoe;stsd pysxs

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, June 20
Massive Bob Fitch of the University
OF Minnesota bettered the world
record for the discus throw and
Lennart Strand, the Swedish thin
man, ran Americas top distance
aces into the ground today in cli-
making features Of q National AAU
track and field meet in which ia
vorites bit the dust right and left.
Fitch slung the platter 179 feet
* inch, which while not up to his
best throw this season still was al
most 6 feet better than the AAU
record and more than 4 feet ahead
OF the accepted world mark of 174
feet 10N inches set by Adolfo Con-
solini of Italy in 1941.
Strand, running in the top event
OF the day-the $500 meters-held
back for two laps as Bill Overton,
Montgomery (Ala0 schoolboy set the
pace, but the Swedish star took over
just as the third lap started and
racing easily, piled up a lead of 80
yards at the finish.
Leslie MacMitchell of New York
wound up second with Tommy
Quinn of the New York A. C. third
and Jack Dianetti, the East Roches-
ter IN. " schoolboy, fourth.
Strand Wins with Ease.
Strands time of 3:54.5 was far off
the AAU record but the way he ran
the last two laps indicated he could
have given the record of 3:47.9 a
going over had he chose to set the
pace all the way.
Harrison billiard, chunky Negro
from Baldwin wallace College, was
the meets individual star, taking
both the l10;meter and 200-meter
hurdles-the only doubles winner of
the day. But another big favorite,
Herb McKenley, tall Negro from
the University of Illinois. was over
taken in the last so yards by dusky
Elmore Harris of Shore AC., and
beaten out by three strides in time
of 46.3 seconds.
Barney Ewell OF the Shanahan
Catholic Club of Philadelphia, de-
Tending champion in the 100-meter
dash, didn't even get to run in the
final. He was thumbed out of the
race for twice jumping the gun as
was Ed Conwell of Shore A.C.. Long
Branch. N. j.. another top runner.
But Ewell came back to win the
200-meter dash. edging Lloyd La
beach of the University OF Wiscon-
sin in a photo finish.
Mathis Takes 100 Meters.
Bill Mathis, former Cardozo High
of Washington star, now of Illinois.
was the winner of the 100 meters in
10.7. 1t was another upset such as
he scored in the 100-yard dash of
the recent NCAA games at Mil
Waukee.
For the record, the New York
Athletic Club won the team cham
pionship. piling up 10 points. Five
first places were included among its
winnings. The Olympic Club of
San Francisco finished second with
go points. Los Angeles Athletic Club
was third with 552s and the Uni
versity of Illinois was fourth with
81.
Bill Bangert. Purdue star athlete,
won the shotput with a heave of
50 feet az inches, then announced
he would sign a professional foot
bal. contract in two weeks. It will
be with a New York club. he said,
but was not at liberty to say which
one Bangert, who opened today's
meet by singing The Star Spangled
Banner. said his contract would in
clude concert singing before each
game" Bill is an operate baritone.
Evening star., 1946-06-30

September. Locally he defeated
Aaron Perry and Danny Kapilow
and when his win over Kapilow
was questioned he went back against
him in Pittsburgh and put on a
clincher victory.
Angott and Jack will work in
public at Liberty A.C. Angott trains
daily at o'clock and Jack will start
his workouts on Thursday, follow
ing Angott at around o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Benefit Boxing Program
Has Deficit of $181.29
Nv The Assoejotsd Pres,

BUFFALO. N. Y, June "a
benefit boxing show for the widow
of Cleveland Heavyweight Dave Ma
son, which was high lighted by the
appearance of Champion Joe Louis,
yielded a deficit of $181.29, Pro-
moter Jack Singer disclosed today.
Singer said expenditures totaled
$8,477 20 while receipts were 1926.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Racing Lures Britons' Coin

LONDON, June 20 R.-British
bettors tossed f7,142,995 (approxi-
mately $28,571 $500 into the mutuel
machines on ITO racing days last
year, it is disclosed by the annual
report of the Race Course Betting
Control Board.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Jinx Against Choice
Holds in Omnibus
BY The A.sceioted Press

/. OCEANPORT. N. j., June %
The $4,000 added Omnibus
Handicap remained a jinx for
favorites as it was revived after
. 53-year lapse at Monmouth
Park today.
Many track champions of a
half century ago ran in the
Omnibus, but it never has been
Won by q favortte.
Prefect, owned by Gustave
hing, was second and Bold Dam
VoS third.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Grange Gets Coaching Offer

T. HONOLULU, June 20 (Pl.-Harold
fRed) Grange, once the "Galloping
Ghost" of Illinois, has been offered
the coaching berth on Honolulu's
entry in the Pacific Coast Football
League
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Crisp Goes With Seohowks

MIAMI, Fla, June % (P,.-Henry
G. Hank Crisp, veteran line coach
at Alabama under Wallace Wade
and Frank Thomas. has Joined the
coaching staff of the Miami sea-
hawks of the All-America Football
Conference.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Iypos to Toll Tomorrow

Union Printers baseball team will
practice tomorrow at o'clock on
the Magruder Park diamond in
Hyattsville. Manager Mosedale re-
quests all players to be present.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
Empire CITY Results

FIRST .RAcE-Purse, $4,000; maidens;
2.year-olds; ~ furlonss - ,-o on
FIRE BOMB tMillerj ' $50 go
oiEslst ms 9essep) 0ss) $40
QUEENS sS Rook, a ii Michissn Nj Queen, Daieis
sScJs5 3 5hfs'l sacHmSars.. i2t!s $4,000: allow
EGidsn ElttIs Ar r.. !MsSTsafy 40 5SS sssSo sso
AIS Also -ranSsohol, Inotime, Corn Llkk.r,
DHrRH Ta1Rp Isysa RacE-rh. M.m.roneck; purse,
$4,000; allowances: 3-year-olds: 6 fur
sopranist ssSass tMa,)s $50 27o 2.4o
Menu lWilliams( 1880 $50
Also ranITimequsst. Darby. Diasram.
'ss;i SESf1si .n..zsS.ross:. .sS s::::
3-yeaT-olds; 8 furionxs.
:z S|:s P|s sS;S.,s, Sss..,, $50 s I
Ilso lme; rannRSy;tin.. nil1S; Elbow Room Al.t,mu
=, FIFTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added,
the Empire City Handicap; s-sear-olds;
Natchez tMcCreary) $50 2.2O
Be COURAGEOUS (Jessop) $40
Time, 1:564s.
Also ran.-windfelds salerno, Midnight
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; Maiden
3-year -olds and upward Il miles
Joust'g Match Donoso) 1910 lilo $50
Economical (Jessop) $50 $50
Pompalade nindberg) 440
Time, 1:41.
Also ran-Blue Badge, Liaudator, Show
Stopper, Flare Skirt. Beau Quest Broad
way Joe. Sea Wolf. Afreet and sunder..
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 added
the Irish Kiss Handicap: 4-year-olds and
upward; La miles
His Jewel uindbers) 1879 700 4.3O
PinduS (Wrisht) $50 $50
Omamax (Renick) 400
upward; La miles
Also ran-Openins Bid, Bonfire, Ayahs
Boy.
ances; 4-year-olds and upward: ] V miles
s:sn ss:tTieticn ts;,,o, sH,sttins'r' 1850 oo 5999
VeeAs Wheel (IAoAuSib $50
Time. 1:524.
Also rAn-HemfoR, VAAiviA, 0lbats
epsfttusl, Rest Awhile.
Evening star., 1946-10-04

basic theme and purpose Of my let
ter Of July 23, to the President: that
real progress toward control oi
atomic energy, which Is but one
facet Of our search for peace on the
whole broad front Of international
relations, can only follow upon the
establishment Of the relationship
OF mutual trust and confidence be-
tween Russia and the United States.
Position for Leadership.
As indicated in my letter, we
cannot hope to achieve success In
our atomic energy negotiations with
Russia until q plan is devised which
will assure her, by deed as well as by
word, OF our sincere desire to pay
due regard to Russian as well as
American security needs during the
period Of transition to full interna-
tional control Of the atom. As also
indicated, believe we are in bet
ter position to assume the response
btlity of leadership in initiating
action which will lead to this re-
suit.
I am sure we Of the United States
should go as far as we possibly can
with safety. In the direction Of now
preventing an atomic bomb race.
feel sure that, approached in this
spirit, agreement would be reached
and the first long step toward free
dom from atomic fear would be
taken. When the present atomic
bomb race is stopped, we can then
direct our attention to the all-im-
Evening star., 1946-10-04
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