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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-08-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

6 acres with all modern, near
ly new 3 bed room home, new
large hen house, tenant house,
barn. Worth the money.
5 acres, level and piped, good
soil, West Pasco, $1,000. A
good spot to build a home.
3 acres with basement home
garage, hen house, barn, cow,
calf and 300 chickens. Ready
today. Be first to see this,
$4,000.
5 acres, modern 2 bed room
home, very nice. Electric
stove, hot water heater and
refrigerator, $7,400.
New 2 bed room home in
Kennewick,$ $3.50.
Have others any size. Also
some business opportunities.
Need listings on large cattle
ranches as ] have several buy
ers who want to buy immedi-
ately.
STROUT REALTY
Phone 1921
3 miles West OF Kennewick
on u. S. 410
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
New 2 bed room house on
Fourth Avenue East, living
room, kitchen with dinette,
utility room, bath room with
shower, wired for range, water
heater, large lot.
New 2 bed room house on
Trent Avenue, modern except
heat.
a room house, partly furnished,
bath shower, electric range,
water heater, large lot.
Several good business lots, also
residence lots, close in.
Wanted listings on City resi-
dental property
c. A. CRAWFORD
- Real Estate
Kennewick, Wash.
40 First Ave. East Phone 70l
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HNZ2&AA 4
acres, mint, cherries, two
bedroom house, full basement
garage, new barn, tractor,
pillow, disc, harrow, weeder,
mower, hay, cow, chickens,
$4,000. ~.
Equipped restaurant, new fix
lures, good location, 5000.
8 bed room home in Pasco,
dining room, living room,
large kitchen, bath, lots of
shade and fine location.
$3.50, terms. 49,
18 acre farm, very fine soil
and view, S acres bearing
peaches, nine acres asparagus,
some grapes, small house,
large chicken house, tractor
and all equipment. $13,500.
corner business lots, no
buildings, best location, sold
on terms.
S acres on Highlands. No
buildings, a good tract. $4,000.
IS acres in fruit, grapes, cher
les, alfalfa, 8 bed room house,
all piped, fine location, very
near In.
New stucco home, garage at
tached, fire place, lots of new
furniture, dandy location and
a fine home.
2 houses, also apt. house. Sew
eral lots fine income property.
A very fine IS acre farm
about 20 acres fine sub-pas-
ture, balance grapes, pepper
mint, hay, asparagus, fine
three bed room home, all
rooms large, full basement,
modern, all kinds of other
buildings, lovely large shade
trees, beautiful flower gar
den, nice lawns, all equip
ment goes with this place,
$4,000, terms. -
81 acres pasture and alfalfa.
2 bed room house, bath, pri-
vate irrigation system, good
well, electric pump, 5000.
Can use up to so new homes,
if you plan on selling list
them with me, this week.
A whole block of lots in Ply
mouth, Wash, 81, 500. Better
buy now. =. -.
One of the best paying groc-
cry stores In this area. "A real
place, shown by appointment
only. .
Lunch room doing good busi-
ness, fine location.
About 800 acres on Columbia
river, 20 acres Concord grapes,
some orchard, IS acres irri-
gated, can all be irrigated,
own pumping plant, six room
house, other buildings, ST.
500.
As acres, S acres alfalfa, 2
acres corn, 2 acres melons,
10 acres pasture, house, barn,
other buildings, cows, chick
ems, team, machinery, S., 900.
X. C. G
REA
Roxy Theatre Bldg.
X0nnoWi
notary
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MAGNUSON
REALTY


10. acres of fine ground, all
in alfalfa. Plenty of irriga-
ton water. Good site for a
home. can sell very reason
able, terms.
z acres one mile west near
Columbia highway. 5 acres
of mint, 2 of grapes, a very
good site for cabins.
We have a very good all
around cattle ranch. Good
terms, small down payment.
Large new house, full base
ment, apartment. $4,000.
We have two residences west
of town on the Columbia hi
way near Sherry's store.
Three bed room house on
Kennewick avenue. $500.
Large home, completely fur
nished, $500.
Neckyoke Olson is going back
to Norway for a visit, and
since il will be an expensive
trip, he is selling his farm at
a sacrifice price. 20 acres with
a modern house, very good
soil, 3 acres mint, alfalfa and
pasture, $4,000.
80 - - isl@ 0WpW3&~x
Large 3 bed room house in
Garden Tracts, ia acres
barn, hen house and garden,
$500.
Basement home, good loca-
ton.
Ten acre farm, ten miles out.
Two bed room house.. 31a
acres asparagus, balance pas
ture and some fruit. $1,000.
Lot on tenth avenue, base
ment excavated. $3.50.
One of the best farms in Ben
ton County. Four acres grapes,
four acres prunes. Modern
house, barn and packing shed.
We have several deals for in
vestofs, secure and profitable,
such as a $500 house renting
for SOS per month, or a 20
acre tract for $500.
- ~
Three bed room house in Gar
den Tracts, lot 85x220. $500.
Large lot with BIS IT. front on
Avenue F. Three bed room
house, all kinds of fruit, lots
Of shade, $4,000.
Fine building site in Hovers
Addition. Lot 240xl60.
20 acre farm near Benton
City. New modern house, 3h
acres young grapes, pasture
and hay. -
Ten acre farm near Hover. 6
room house, 2 bedrooms.
Cherries, peaches and april
cots. Alfalfa and asparagus.
$500.
Four room house, modern. 2
acres ground. Three miles
west of Pasco. $500.
Five acres in Garden Tracts.
Large 2 bedroom house. As
paragus, grapes, and q vari-
ETY. Of other fruit. Barn and
hen house. $4,000.
Is acres 4 miles out. 3 bed
room house. S acres mint, bal
ance pasture and farm ground.
Some machinery, one team
horses. Terms. $4,000.
Is acres at Benton City. Ra-
ther old house but has a well
built new building that can be
made into dwelling. Aspara-
gus and alfalfa. $4,750.
$50 #. frontage on Columbia
hiway. S room modern house,
2 bedrooms, electric range.
Fruit and vegetable market.
A money maker. $4,000.
Here is a good buy. 2 acres
on Columbia highway. Large
house, two bed rooms. Mod
ern. Lots of fruit. 500 foot
front. $4,000.
MAGNUSON REALTY
lo7 Avenue e East
Ksnnswiek Pheps 3o2e
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COLLAPSIBLE WOODEN
BOAT
with oars

List price $117.50-NOW $3.50
Twin City Surplus Store
$40 Avenue c Phone 1891
-z-.-se =, j.. s. s@..-.r. 21(
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IL acres, some peaches, ber-
ries, grapes, four bed room
house, barn. For quick sale,
Sc, 500.
2 acres, 3 miles west of Pas
CO. Alfalfa and garden, base
ment house wired for range,
electric water heater, bath,
garage, chicken house, good
cow, calf, 800 chickens. Own
. er moving to Spokane. 81, 500.
IL acres, 2 acres grapes, 3h
asparagus, / acre alfalfa, some
pasture and a few fruit trees.
4 room house, barn, chicken
house, shade and lawn, cow,
hay, truck, good well, electric
pump, $4,000.
Equipped grocery, nice store
building, modern living quar-
tiers, stock, equipment and
building, $12,500.
New 2 bed room house, also
two bed rooms in basement,
has hardwood floors, furnace,
tubs, $1,000, terms. Can occu-
py now.
A very beautiful country
home, fourteen rooms, two
fire places, 8 baths, full base
ment. Oil burner furnace, ex-
ira fine well, electric pump,
about forty acres in fruit,
lots of other buildings. All
kinds of large shade trees,
lawns, etc. Fine view of Col
umbia river, terms.
About 100 acres, grapes, cher
ries, peaches, prunes, alfalfa,
about IS acres irrigated, fine
country home, 8 bed rooms,
full basement, another small
house, all kinds of buildings,
and tractor, truck and all
equipment 60 with place. Full
details in my office. Can be
bought on terms.
Four miles of river front pro-
perry on Columbia river be-
low McNary Dam on Wash.
side, over 500 acres, 200 acres
irrigated, has private water
system, also light plant, sew
eral buildings, lots of crops,
IL acres orchard, 20 acres
peppermint, 10 acres sweet
clover, lots of alfalfa, hogs,
cattle and farm machinery.
$4,000.
How about this, one: About
IS acres, SIS acres under ditch,
9 acres asparagus, 40 acres
alfalfa, bal. pasture. 4 acres
grapes. 3 houses, 2 rental,
other buildings, tractor and
all farm machinery, $50, 600,
terms.
10 acres, Wallula, Wash. 8
room house, barn, garage, as
paragus, pasture, $1,000.
Equipped garage, fine loca-
ton, several lots, $1,000. &.
10 acres, S acres bearing
grapes, S acres asparagus, new
home, full basement, furnace,
2 bed rooms, extra fine view,
$4,000.
Have several small tracts,
without buildings.
E 'EoRD
Phen. a4s2
wash. -. .sr.
psSHHSe
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Real Estate
We Cover the Valley
! acre, small house at city
limits, $4,750.
Large lot, S rooms and bath,
furniture and basement, So
200, terms, Leaving city.
Building lots, best location.
2 acres, $50 foot frontage,
home, real business, lots Of
room for cabins, half way
TO Richland, money talks.
New 2 bed room house, fur
nished. Half way to Richland.
This is a dandy, built by
owner. r.
Buy now, and you won't look
back and say, 81 wish I had"
We have some of the incest
5, 10 and 20 acre farms and
homes on the Highlands.
Wonderful business property
in the heart of Kennewick.
What could be better, $4,000
yearly income.
SPECIAL
Just came in: 10 acres West
Highlands. 2 bed room house,
mint. grass, grapes, $4,000.
d. L. MITCHELL.
101 Avenue c, Kennewick
Offico phona oQo1
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w amt Ads.
80 Wanted y y .

rneineer, wife and baby
Civil Two or three room apt. T..
want ~" TO rent, will consider
redecoratng. ~ Zip
~ Hotel |
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
$4,000 down payment, Pasco,
good location, west side, 8
bed room house, large kit
chen, dining and living room,
combination utility room, lots
of built-ins, shade, possession
September 1. Can be seen by
appointment only. Call 1474X,
Richland. G21c
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APARTMENT SIZE WASHERS
complete with wringers, only
S59.95. We have good stock Of
nome freezers, uprights and reach
IN styles, sizes 3 to Is cubic feet.
Durocher Auto and Appliance.
Commercial Hotel bldg. Wash,
ingtOn street. : -
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AIR COOLERS. Regularly $500
now $54.40. Also complete
line of cooler pads, fan blades,
copper tubing and fittings. Bunch
Finnigan, Inc, 335 Ave. G East,
Kennewick. Phone 1901. Quail
ity merchandise at lowest prices.
tic.
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$50. Girl or woman to help
WA AN housework and care os OF
WIN Room and board and
children: W. ao48 Zip
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SUNNYACRES Hatchery. Phone
4761. Kennewick. I7tft

John Deere Hammer & Rouphaee
Mills
Richmond Implement Co.
Phone AL
21.22.c
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MISCELLANEOUS: Co MP etc
washing machine repairs and
service, by factory-trained me-
chanics for all makes Of washers,
Bunch Finnigan, Inc, on the ave-
nue.. Phone 1901. tic
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FOR SALE: Dining room set.
Finley, location first house on
left after crossing railroad tracks
from Finley Store. Phone 13x7.
Mrs. r. L. Campbell 1922
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FOR SALE: One double harness,
nearly new, and set of rowers
and lifters. Phone 10x2, G. e.
Wellman, Route 1. 21-23p
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5e X. C. CLIFFORD ss-g-s.
REALTOR -G
Roxy Theatre Bldg. s.e. ~ Phone
XenneWick. WASH -
Notary Public q.
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LOCAL and Long Distance Haul
ing, moving, packing and craft
ing for shipping. Richland Trans
fer. Phone Kennewick 942. Pasco
21OO. 50tfc
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WESTINGHOUSE Electric Roast
er with glass baking dishes, like
new. Mrs. Ole johnson, 1719 E.
Lewis st., PaSco. 2lp
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2 used coal stokers, also
used davenports and chairs,
davenos, beds, DINING room
oets. tables, chairs and but.
fets. Call Commercial Hotel,
KenneWick. TIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
Junior Legion League
Gets Started Today
With -Four Games

Today Is getaway day in the Dis
ltrict American Legion Junior Base
ball League, with all eight teams
beginning their flag chase at
| o'clock on Ellipse diamonds back
of the White House.
Many of Washington's young dia-
mond hopefuls, including most of
| the stars from high school teams,
are playing under various Legion
| post banners this summer in the
series sponsored jointly by Ford
Motor Co. agencies here and The
Evening Star.
Today's games are: Fort Dupont
VS.. National Cathedral, West Ellipse:
Bunker Hill VS.. Holleran-Murray
North Ellipse; Fort Stevens VS.. Co.'S
tello, East Ellipse, and Government
Printing Office VS.. Police and Fire
men, South Ellipse.
Opening ceremonies will precede
the games at 1890. The National
Guard of Honor will be on hand
and music will be furnished by the
Fort Stevens Drum and Bugle Corps.
Throwing out the first balls will be
Watson B. Miller, Federal Security
administrator and past commander
of the District Department of the
Legion, and Col. Joseph Oliver, Army
chaplain who was on Bataan., Also
among the officials present will be
Guy Nadeau, present District COM
mander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
Atlantic City Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST ,RAcEs-Purse.. $500, claiming
s5ps bavev s Eq4oo, $40 so 3eG
Par Plus tRoberts) no
Also Tan0El Esuna, Gay, grisad der
Les sEe a5Tofg RA ACE $4,000; claim.
F. Hiass (7ssasEs4IS $50 2 SS s{
Irish Bay (stout) 2.so
Fair Reward, Newt9yn, Take Courage.
THIRD P RAgyE doqSls paia Ss5 maideps
Br ies' White H Io1Ss 11.so $50 BIC
Bow Pen tseawthorn) $50 3eC
Also '' ran9s s Count; alenvood Kid
War rod Hsfd R slE Elm Brs ss 5od FOX allow
Dumping (BalzarettD $3.50 $50 4.s[
High High T e. fon ,Msftino $40 e
Also ran-swtng High, somalad. Nee
Lu f Ghe RHcE NJ GnsFE gfooo claiming
3-year-olds and upward; s furlongs. =,
Panacea tBuxton) lilo $50
| Big Brother Loturco) 1.9(
| Also ran-Lanlast, War Coin, Danny j.
Tacaro Briar, Red Ear, Naval Base, Car
meltown.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
The Mermaid Handicap: 3-year-olds and
up furlongs.
First Page Goturoo) 80 7.4Q
Ginargie tHacker) zoo
Also So ranEAriel Song. sweeteena, Music,
Tonys Find, Jacatam, Burgoo Maid.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: allow
American Wolf (onor to) $50 $50 2.eo
Attendant fBu2ton) $50 2.90
Colleto (Stoutb $50
Time, :522s
Also ran-Lion Rampant. Chance Gain
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing; 4-year- olds and UP: l 70 miles.
Loudoun Boy tBauer) 1880 40 500
Gordon tScotti $50 4.9q
Red Vulcan (Errico) 4.40
Time, / "a
Also ran-Boot and Spur, Bass Fiddle
Ice Dancer. Rippon Moose. JaneEri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

erner, with what proved to be the
winning run, and then set down the
opposition with three strikeouts.
That Holmes boy had tough
break this spring, incidentally. He
was in the All-high second team
last year and would have been a
| big help to the Red Raiders this
spring, only leg injury kept him
out. He recovered too late for the
series, but should do okay in the
Boys Club League this summer.
While on the subject of former
Westerners, Ray Wrenn, who played
there last year, is in Georgetown
Hospital after an appendix opera
ton Wednesday. He's doing okay
but will miss today's opener of the
American Legion Junior League.
He's manager of the Holleran-Mur-
ray Post nine.
That Boys Club League gave an
instance of lone minute bum, the
next minute a hero" affairs two days
ago. Don Mills of the Hutchinson
Furniture peewees famed the first
three times at bat against Takoma
Merchants. In the last inning he
was due to have pinch hitter, only
none was available. His mates
kissed the game goodby as Don
stepped up, but everything was rosy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
81 Women Golfers
In NBC Cup Event

A field of 80, including defending
champion Mrs. Richard Kreuzburg
of Kenwood. will compete in the
Women's District Golf Association S
NBC Cup tournament Tuesday at
the Army Navy Club.
Pairings and starting times. as
released by Mrs. Willard Edwards
acting tournament chairman:
First Tee.
=, a;15-Mrs. I; Widmayer tKenh Mrs.
2 Peterson o & }ken Mrs Robert ,K Ksebler
Miss c1 gS5h s 5WoEb wo %Is aM s,tb
Miss Lois Gladding q. g.: e:s5-Mrs
k3sss w a a nas \ Mr. MaeR
Mrj Thso saIioe Rsy 5ksn e~0S a4
Bower q s.: Mrs. Betty Meckley lKen !;
4 Knox Cong; s:55MMrs. Gloyd
ASs sSsas Nss eramfsl '0 'Ksn c'S Ms
140 kns a. S. IS } 3sR5 Gsns w, Me-
lo1I-Mrs.l Frank Mirth q. s., Mrs.
Israsf &C. De c M 1Ma Henry I Rs7anei t.
I0:19-Mrs L. Davies MAN, Mrs. r. E.
q Gs g.. S Mrs. N. II pfnneen wash Sat J:
VIM Kerr MANI; 1O:31-Mrs. George
Thornton Il. S }. Mrs. Charles Jorg q: S. !:
Mrs. NJ. Reddick (Ken.>: Io:Ss@Mrs. Il. l.
Lacey (ManD. Mrs. J. T. Powell tKen) :;
Webb Hayes (Col): 1047-Mrs j. S..
Starting From 10th Tee.
Mrs. S. P Wright IA. NJ: s:s3-Mrs. W.
1wa HSfne s@Mrs ee oresa P BaIey
wash. Mrs H.. H. Goodman (Wash J.;
9:31-Mrs M M Alexander wash J,
Mrs. Lafayette Franklin tWash.1: 9:35--
Mrs. e. M Norton (Wash.). Miss Ann Reh
(Wash): .9:39-Mrs. E. P. Moore "a. NJ.
Mrs. A. Wilcox &C. CO; 9:43-Mrs. Roy
johnson "a. NJ. Mrs: J; Y: York "a. NJ;
9:47-Mrs. Bunker Hill MANI, Mrs. A,
"A. Morrill, (Ken); 9:51-Mrs. Lois
Sksn.5 a:5s-MfS i, / kinder f. a$S,
Mrs, E.. V. Bagnan (Col0: 9;59-Mrs, j.
~. Darby tCol.). Mrs. Arthur Phelan
H. 1%SsMrs s s0bn ives .co!, MIS-
Gosfsiio &: 81 Mrs Marie Marcy walpsT q. 81;
ee m ePie gR Mrs iq' MoTssn M9iMas an
10 1s-Mrs. Rita Ferguson Ken, Miss
Isabelle Kelley (Ken); 1O:25-Mrs. M
TIGER (B. H, Mrs. Lois Meehan (B. H,
Mrs Jack Howard (B HI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST .RAcE@Purse, $1,000, claiming;
3-year- Odds and up; about ~ furlongs
Gerald Lad Scar6Glp 144o 566oo 3. s &c
Lord Ligonier Goop) $50
Also Aei ra II Star, SPICY Lady, Second
''H s 5sc md RAcEEPurse, $500 claiming
4-year-olds and up; 61a furlongs -,
tsyfI on s GhpFfnllp 100 s4S 80 (
Vale Victory (Palumoo) @'e'
Also i@ei ranGsir Kiev. On omar, Raylisht
Duel Can. Midnight. e-oo>
asB ssa ~ sssut 500 ar s5amns
Rough Amos {GranD 1900 40 $50
Big Sneeze (Snyderl 800 2G
Grand Fanar tOBrien) 2so
Also ranILa osuna, Sir Midas, Wilton
Dancing CLOUD, Prison Ship; ooo. o,
and ue Charles sH ToWn
EsTts1 Bqpnie PARA sslFa', 900 4 90 sa ao
Idaho Maid .tshirey) $40
Also ranIsaucy Boy. Big Ado, True
Na FIRTH Fafi RacEPurse $1,000 claiming
4-year-olds and up: Charles Town course
o Ss, F Nsnfuns B ATdafn 1920 soo 5 5G
Tie TINS Me 1:5Sst $50
Also ran-Ma briar- MayIern' 81. Eyre
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; allow
ances; 3-year-olds and upward; Charles
Town Course
colored Boy (snyder) $50 $40 2.2C
Spikery (Carroll) ESQ 2.20
Anchor Chain Baird 2.40
Time, 1:213s.
Also ran-Algopeg. War Dun.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward: about Az
furlongs
No Quota fCarroln 1.20 4.20 $50
Edmar Jojan {Austin) 400 2.4O
Road Scraper (Page) $50
Time, 0:523s.
Also ran-Arch Mcdonald, Sun Victory
White Russia, Silent Rose
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year -olds and upward; l tie miles
ROYAL View Baird 7.20 $50 300
Strolling Lee (Scoeca) 1000 400
Ample (Palumbo) 500
Time 1:5225
Also ran-Tina SAVIOUR. Indian Sun
Just Great, Well All Right, Gradatm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

Fifty cents from each s2.75 en-
trance fee in the, four-game event
will accrue to the BvL fund. The
bowler and alley will donate equal
amounts. Top prize will be $50.
Three-fourth handicaps will be
based on a $50 scratch.
With half dozen championships
I to defend, many leading Capital
men and women will see action this
afternoon in the windup OF the
eighth annual Cumberland Valley
Tournament at Hagerstown, Md.
A meeting to form a handicap
Brookland summer league for teams
with 530-average limits will be held
at 1880 tomorrow night at Brook
land Recreation. The loop will
start June 8.
, Navy Department bowlers will
take a moonlight cruise Tuesday
night on the S. S. Mount Vernon.
Tickets can be obtained either at
the Navy Department or at the
dock.
Because of the holiday week end
the Bulletins one-ball handicap at
Northeast Temple has been post
poned until next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
Belmont Park Results
BY the Associated Press
(Clear and fast.)


FIRST ,RAcEPurse, $4,000. maidens
3ryear-oids; fnrlongs, Wid 5e e so .,
sss5ass ss5 @ esEt sp'' 1920 1883
aspeeulationo tArcaro) 22t
Also iae' rs Snoea. Gal. Basis. stemmers
sais6 seas seas siIk Topper. dWIndsTepf
AN W. Church entry bKins Ranch
entry. cGlen Riddle Farm entry. DIV
Hs sEc s9E5 R &c Wanfy o6tEy allow
File, p,orleans !snel'rl s1.4o 1870 1890
Good Example tDonoso) $40 $40
Gaelic Gift James) $50
Also raaIEasz Living, TriIby. Supreme
THIRD RAcEwPurse. $500: hurdles;
maidens, year-olds and up; about Ia
Pampered Brat (wi ms) 2o.3o $40 go
Jersey Cream CJenningsl $50 80
Pebalong (McGoYern) $40
Also ran@valiant, Salute, Big Big. Bis
Fourth RAcE-Purse, $4,000: allow
Pedagogue Games $50 $50 24C
Stage Fire tArcaro} $40 go
Haehazo lDonoso) 2.2C
Also ran-Bellwether, 1ndiaue, Friar
FIFTH RACE-The National Stallion
Stakes; purse. $4,000 added; 2-year-
olds: 5 furlongs (Widener Coursel
My Request (Nash) $40 go 22O
Irish knight tDelara) 500 $50
Mackinew tArcaro) $50
Time, 0:5745
Also ran-Bambuco. Royal Blood, Tally
Sixth Race, See Chart, Page BID
SEVENTH RAcE-The semprous Handi-
cap: purse. 81, 500 added; 3-year olds and
upward; furlongs.
Nassau (McCrearyl 1900 $40 SO
Blunt Remark Delara) 400 $50
Manipur (Adamsl $40
Time, 1:103s.
Also ran-Chance Nick, Medal, Glad
Time, daTidy Bid, Next, skylighter, Lark
mead Andy
diminished first but was disqualified and
placed last.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000. allow
ances: 4-year-olds and upward; l il miles
Sirlette Smith 1910 400 $50
Sicily tArcarol 40 800
aBooiie (McCTeary) $40
Time, 1442S.
Also ran-Pristine. aMush Mush, Bee
dee, 1ncitelle. Flame of India
aC U Whitney